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PAGE JIVE TWELVE PA0E3 DAILY EAST ORE06NIAN. rET3LET0?r. CJlEGOtf, t7EDJTES)AT, OCTOBER 1, 1910. 1 ifmm C010Y 'S CASH GROCERY IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROY'S APPLES WINTER BANANA, SPECIAL . - . . . BOX $1.50 . Ask our price on Blue Stone before yon buy. Blanchard Milk, 7 cans , . . . $1.00 Van Camp's Pork and Beans, No. 2 tins, 5 for .... ., $1.00 Gold Dust, large package 30c CRISCO, SMALL 65c, MED. $1.25, Large . $2.40. Karo Syrup, Blue, 1-2 gal, 55c . Corn, Solid Pack, can 15c Pickles, quart jars Sweet, Sour and Sour mixed, each 50c Tl What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You. AIfA TTOUAY wai.i-actc iti;ii is a lti'Mij Ki'i:i:n kixo ix TIIH KOAItlN'U ItOAD" THE UNIVERSAL CAR .... The Ford Sedan, with electric starting and ligh ting system, demoun ta b'.e rims with 3 Jj -inch tires all around, is the ideal family car because of its general utility and refined and comfortable equipment. Finely upholstered. Plate glass windows. An open car in the spring, summer, nnd early fall. A closed car in inclement weather and winter. Raia-proof, dust-proof. In the city or the country, a family car. The low cost of operation end maintenance is not the least of its charms. Won't you come in and look it over? Simpson Auto Co rail Water and Johnson Sta. fc ATr-l In his new Paramount picture, "The Roaring lload," which will be shown nt the Alia theatre today. Wallace Held" blossoms out as a speed king. During the filming' of the scenes. Mr. Relit himself drove his racing car. Inking all kind tif chance and drlvinf at Inereditnble speed, to secure the taut word in realism. Mont of the race scenes for the pie. ture were filmed on the fnmout Bnnta Monica race course over which num erous road races have been contented hv Rome of the world'a moat famoua driven. There la one especially dangerous curve In this course known aa "death curve," and It la notorious for the number of accidents which have oc curred there. In one scene of the pic ture Mr. Rled rounds this curve with perfect east and accuracy of con trol, and at the same time, it Is said breaking the record for speed In rounding the eurvo which had been established and broken many times by various famous speed kings. Truly, this sho,ws remarkable skill In the handling of a speeding automobile. The picture waa directed by James Cruzo, the well-known actor and di rector, from a series of stories written by Byron Morgan which appeared In the Saturday Evening Post. The seen afio was written by Marlon Fairfax. Ann Little, Theodore Roberts, Quy Oliver and C. H. Geldart round out the coat. "Ever Occur to You?" '. aya the Good Judge That it's foolish to put up with an ordinary chew, when it doesn't cost any more to get real tobacco satisfaction. Every day more men dis cover that a little chew of real good tobacco lasts longer and gives them real contentment. There's nothing like it. THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW ' & i , t put up in two sry!c3 RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco VV-B CUT is a long fine-cut tooacco ART TREASURES ARE UNEARTHED BY REDS AHCADK TODAY iHiiiiiiiiuiiiimiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I QUALITY J SUPREME It would be a difficult matter to find a piano 1 or player piano or talking machine with 'better 5 tone than we have to offer you. We have a fine line to select from and prices to suit everyone. Our Installment plan will be of interest to you 5 as it makes it easy for every one to obtain a fine piano or talking machine. Edison, Victor and Columbia, s " ' v New records and sheet music. - Warren's Music House Pendleton, Oregon. Admirers of that lightning-action star George Walsh no doubt will turn out In full force to see him In "Putt ing One Over," the new Fox produc tion which will be shown at the Ar cade today. Aa Jack Trevor, a motor car sales man. George Walsh, In "Putting One Over" finds himself In a strange man sion, under a strange name and being taken for an altogether different per son. He can't convince people that he is not the heir to the estate. Then he gets wise to an amazing conspiracy of which be is the Innocent tool and through five reels he fights the plot ters too-to-toe. ultimately defeating them and winning a pretty bride who. by the way, is the rightful heir to the rich estate aimed at by the conspiracy. TAHia, Oct 1. Art treasures "val ued at more than 1 100.000 (toil which! belonged to Catherine II, of Russia, I who died In 1796, have been discover ed by the Bolshevist commission charged with classifying the property of the late Csar Nicholas in the winter palace of Tiardo Zelo. The cases con taining the treasures had never been opened since they were sent to Cath erine from Rome. The find includes more than 1000 paintings and sculp tures by some of the greatest French and Italian masters. Including Terpolo, Roughi, La Tour, Lencret and Fragon-ard. LON'DOOJf. Charged with assault ing a young woman walking with her fiancee, a Maidenhead man pleaded that he was drunk and "must have thought It waa his missus." 5 t i Alta Theatre . J CHILDREN 10c x ADULTS 30c jj 1 Wallace ReidJ "Roaring Road" B . A INTERNATIONAL NEWS AND ? . 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The Uni versity of Wisconsin is perhaps the first to take the lead among educa tional Institutions to aid the nation In Its fiffht BffainHt recurrence of tho In fluenza epidemic this fail nnd winter. This work will be done through the extension diviwlon of the university. To equip, the women of the state with the prhmary essentials of disease prevention and care of the sick, since medical authorities, a course is offer- (J ed on "Prevention of Disease and Home Care of the Sick" The slogan in the course is that "Somebody" in every home should know how to care for a person showing: the earliest symptoms of Influenza. A. textbook of 800 pages is furnished free with the course which Lb in charge of a physician and a trained nurse.. When twenty or more persons in one com munity enroll for the course, provi sion is made for co-operation with the local physician In teaching the course. The course is divided into eight sub topics: disease prevention, cause, transmission and care; col da and their danger, preventive treatment; per sonal hygiene; first aid aud home nursing. . . . The Bayer Company Intro duced Aspirin to Physi cians 18' Years Ago. If you want the true, world-famous ior over eujnieen years, you must as i for "Hayer Tablets of Aspirin." The "Bayer Cross" Js stamped on j each tablet and ape pars on each pack- ) age for your protection against 1ml- tat ions. ' j In each package of "Bayer Tablets 1 of Asperin" are safe and proper di- ; rections for Colds, Headache, Neural- j fria. Toothache, Earache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis, and for pain in general. . Handy tin boxes containing tab- lets cost but a fow cents. Druggists also sell larger "Bayer" packages.. As pirin is the trade mark of Bayer Man ufacture of Monoacoticacidestef of : Salicyllcacld. "' Bring Your Car to Us We can furnish prompt ly any size Wind Shield Glass We have an experienced man who will set the glass while you wait- B. L. Burroughs, Inc. Corn&r Webb and Col - lege Sts. i it PASTIME TODAY ADULTS 20c CHILDREN 5c Ruth Roland IN "M Tigers Trail Carrol Holloway and Antonio Moreno IN -PERILS OF THUNDER MOUNTAINS CHARLIE THE HERO ! ; MiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiMiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiii I ARGADE I Today - J EX-SERVICE MEN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF STATE EDUCATIONAL OFFER SALdiM, Oct. 1. Altocethor 1176 soldiers, sailors and marines have filed applications with the secretary of state's office for the privilege of participating- In the benefits of the soldiers' educational aid bill and, judired by present Indications, this number Is expected to reach 8000 be fore the end of the school year. The applications so far received are di vided anions 48 educational institu tions, public and private, the Oreuon Agricultural college heading the list with a total of 469 signifying their preference for this school.. "It does not seem to be generally understood even yet that those who did not get out of the student army training corps are not entitled to the benefits provided by this law," stated Sam A. Koser. deputy secretary of state, In discussing the applications re ceived by his office.. . ' , N. Berkeley Who quit Real Estate to manage the U. S. Employ ment office is Back in the Real Estate Business with several good bargains in Umatilla County Farms and Pendleton Residence and Business property. , Office Up Stairs in Despain Block. CHILDREN 10c ADULTS 25c VIOLA DANA IN ALADDIN'S OTHER LAMP 1 IN ADDITION A LLOYD COMEDY 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11II!I1III1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1III1I1II(IIIIIIIII1IIIII1IIIII1III1IIIIIII!IIIIIII7 THREE, TIRED OF PEELING POTATOES MAKE DASH FROM DETENTION HOME rOHTLANn, CtrL 1. Weary of peeling potatoes and rendy to brave the dangers of the world all alone, three young boys escaped from the Fraser detention home Sunday morn ing, according to a report made to police headquarters. Paul Walter, 16, the oldest of tho three, is describ ed as about 5 feet S inches, weighing t-B pounds. Ho was di'CHKcri In blue overnlls. Kichard Monroe,' 14, in de scribed bs 6 feet 3 inches, 104 pounds, dressed In blue overalls and blue shirt. I.yle Palmer, 11, was dressed lri a black shirt and khaki trousers. Jt Is thought the boys were afraid of some minor operation they would have to undergo in a few days and seeing an opportunity to escape while the at tendant went away leaving them alone in the kitchen peeling potatoes, they DONT BURY YOUR MONEY In ugly gas or electric fixtures jvhen you can have the artistic and ornamental Just as well. A visit here will show that It costs no more to have attractive gas or electric fixtures than it does to buy the old clumsy and inat tractive ones. Ours are an orna ment by day as well as night. They add tone to a room with out costing you an extra dollar. See and believe. - - J. L. VAUGHAN Read the Want Ads. It Pays fillip Pendleton s s OOD going, Scout? If on our route, and you are broken down, SSSISTANCE here, and high-class the best within this town. - gear, ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. J. E. Woodell having unexpectedly been called to California, I have taken over the office fixtures and practice of Dr. Geo. J. Kinz and will be pleased to meet all of his Eatients at my office, 9 and 10 Peebler ldg., over the Workingmens Clothing Store. DR. LORETTA II. STARBA Chiropractor. 1 A IGHT here is where you're treated fair and never treated mean. RREST your pace and rest your face, and get some gasoline; REAT jobs or small, we handle all, from sparking plug to tire. SCAPE vour woes and save your clothes, "WE'LL do what you desire. Eight here where your car can lodge. HEADQUARTERS CASE SIX CARS ! ! i A muntiKOil In Iomvo itlionl Ihmhiv