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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-07

dany and Tuesday 5 program unusu-
ally attractive:
Love Is Best" Imp. Unlike the
usual story OF the country girls who
90 to the city and fail the girl makes
a success and became a famous sing
throat trouble came AMI her voice
her country home and friends. But
throat trouble came and her xoive
was gone, her new friends deserted
her t.u N despair she turned back
to the old home where she was re-
ceived with Joy. 4 pretty story With
a moral.
'v--el ...a East Comes west Am
erlcan Fine western comedy. The
T foreman Of Lazy Ranch sees an ad
ia a matrimonial paper and answers
. H. The boys have lots Of fun with
him but he sends for the lady and
they are married and are greeted in
trse cowboy style The bride be-
comes tired Of the west and deter
mines 10 go back east, and gets the
cook 10 drive her to the station. Her
husband sees them and in a rage ties
them to a tree. He later learns the
truth and agrees to go east with his
bride. Before leaving she gives tbs
cooks wife a good licking Lots oi
laughs in this one.
The Guardsman" Rex. A beau
Jifully colored film, telling a fine dra
matte story \ countess desiring Z
Kill the king. manages TO infatuat
one OF the kings guard and they plo
to poison the monarch. But tn
guardsmen's sweetheart discovers tn
treachery and saves the king, who IL
gratitude pardons the guard. IT'S
Rex"
The Sheriff's Mistake" Nestol
Another great western drama with>eX
citement enough TO suit everyone
TOMS family are destitute and Will
seeking aid in a saloon he is accuse
Of robbery. He shoots out the light
.aud escapes. but is pursued to hi
home. where the posse grimly wa
= for him In the night the child
pleading made it necessary to secur
md the brave wife went TO get Il, jus
- as the sheriff came up and proclaim
ed Toms innocence. The boys mad
I'D a purse for Tom and all end
happily.
'The Plan That Failed" Nesto
e King Solomon decided which w
man was the child's mother by pr
y tending TO kill the kid. so these your
% men thought they would pretend
commit suicide to see which one Il
20 grl loved. But the scheme didn
J. work oit the way they had hoped.
fine comedy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-07
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CorLD PAy WITH POWER.

There is an argument for munich
pal electrical plant in the possibility
that the city may face a legal fight
with the Byers milling company in
obtaining water when the mountain
water system is installed.
It is generally assumed that when
,he city takes water for municipal
purposes ana obtains it from a source
above the Byers headgate the milling
company will bring suit for damages.
It Is even rumored the company will
rue the city should water be taken
fron the springs at Thorn Hollow be-
cause the water from those springs
Hows into the Umatilla river and so
serves 10 furnish power for the By
trs mill.
Should the milling company bring
suit and prove damages the city would
be forced to make a cash payment I
she company to recompense the com
bany for it's injury or else the powe
,aken from the company through tn
operation Of the mountain water sys
tenn would have TO be restored to tn
company in another form.
With a municipal electric plant i
operation alongside a mountain wa
ter system the city would have powe
a. well as water. Should the Byer
company 90 TO law and prove that tn
efficiency Of its milling plant ha
been decreased through water bein
taken by the city for municipal pur
poses the city would then be in pc
Fition to give the company sufficier
electricity to make up for the injur
Inflicted TO the company through e1
istence Of the mountain water syi
TEN. Il would be an equitable wa
to settle. II is power the milling CON
oanv needs. Water in itself is Of II
Use 10 the company.
While the subject Of a municip'
electric plant IS under discussion tn
is feature Of the question that
worth considering.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-07
At THE PICTURE SHOWS
The OrDheun.

Very interesting program for Tues
days change:
I. "A Geranlum." Vitagraph One
touch Of nature makes all hearts
akin. The bright and sweet influ-
ence Of q little flower will very often
arouse hope an7 tho dormant quail
Ties which tran 1o-ra our natures and
bring about most beneficial results.
.. "A Sacrifice TO Civilization" So
Ug To- little attention IS paid in
literature and the drama L. the very
human and beautiful attributes Of the
Indian nature his love AMI kindness
10 his children. the closeness Of the
Z ties that bind him to his kindred and
! his observance. av5ge though he may
! be, Of the Christian Trecept TO
/ Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother"
In this picture an attempt y made %
! show him in the higher light, one al
/ together different from the usual ma
| rauding, burning, scalping part he
/ plays in the moving picture.
Ancient and Modern London"
Eclipse \ trip down the Thames
from Westminster Abbey to the
, Greenwich Hospital. Excellent views
Of the Thames Embankment Tower
Bridge. CIeopatra's Needle Tower Of
London. London Bridge and Lower
River.
!. Boys W,U b Boys Eclipse.
The two who play pranks in this film
are typical mischief-makers VINO know
no law but the ability to avoid pun
ishment.
;. "Oh. You Teacher" Essanay. 4
novel rural farce comedy with many
laughs There is an air of reality in
the scenes Of this comedy Of rura
, life which makes it a most noteworthy
production. When Ellen Barker, The
pretty school teacher of the Pump
- kinville district school, elopes will
9 one of the village swains A meetint
Of the school board is called. at which
drastic measures are outlined. Gu
Did is to be given a real run for hi
7 money. The next day, in answer t
y the boards advertisement, there ar
2 a half dozen or more applicants read
and willing to take the position. Des
pite the suggestion Of Mrs. jenkins
president who desires to select tn
Is homeliest one. pretty Lily Brow
ct gets the job. The junior member O
81 the board, Jim Read. falls in love wit
Lily but the pretty teacher has ri
- val in the daughter of Mrs. Jenkin!
~ a girl of fifteen, who sends Lily a
er ANONYMOUS note informing her ths
fs Jim selected her because he though
her the homeliest applicant. This re
suits in the estrangcment of the tw
ne lovers. until Willie Jenkins tells Jill
ne it was his sister who wrote the not
IT Next day the teachers chair at I'll
l.. school is again vacant, for Jim an
Lily have run off to he married.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-07
ArGTST In HISTORY,

1641-Though sabbath, both houses
Of the English Parliament sat to pre-
vent the King from going to Scotland
1793-The first patient Of yellow
fever in Philadelphia which ragged
there with great fury, died on this
day. About $500 died Of the disease
during its prevalence.
1894 change Of ministry occur.
red in France, ahe Royalists COMING
into power
1830-The throne OF France de
clared vacant by the Chamber Of Dep
utles. after making various import
ant notifications In the charter, they
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-07

peditlon that passed through TINS
country at the time Of the Wyohihs
massacre. Not long ago rusteu
carrop haII was found in field
half mile distant Mr.. Nlheil'aNo''
himself a veteran of the civil war; re,
lates that his great-grandfather tol'
MIN that an outpost battery OF Cen,
eraI Sulllvan's army was locateu
where the merican-Bangor quarry
now stands.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-07
,rTO CNN'T Kill RATHER.

Altona, Pa.-While Johh ;, 49,
rcalty man. was returning from
snow shoe. Center county, in ms DIG
touring car, a four foot rattleshaAe
crawled out of the bushes by the roau
side beyond Tyrone, and two WheelS
Of the heavy car passed over II. IN
iurinp It but little, apparently. Seeds
sprang out OF his seat and dlspatche''
the snake with a stone. He brought
home the snake, which held sever
rattles. and its hide will make him
belt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-07
. 90 30
WRINKLES.

} Never you mind though you're '
growing old
} lis the way OF life ari the =
} way II men
} We leave our youth, with us
} dawn u gold;
} We wander forth, nor return :
B again
} But never you mind though the =
, hair turn gray
3 And the wrinkles come. as
, with Age you sup;
1 There Is only one thing worth
b heed. ! say:
. To see that the wrinkles do
, all point up.
D See -hat the wrinkles do point
D UP. all.
. For q sullen heart turns the
y wrinkles down,
q And there's never a wrinkle, or
. great or small,
. That can upward creep meath
. a frown or scovl.
o. Oh. a wrinkles the finger that
. points on high,
q or downward TO dregs in a
. graceless cup
. And so be you sure, as the
. swift years fly.
. The wrinkles wee fingers do
= all point up.
o A. j. Waterhouze.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-07

1t is safe to say the people Of Pen
dleton would have voted for a muni-
cipal electric plant had the question
been put to vote Saturday while the
power was off and householders had
no water for domestic purposes be-
cause there was no power with which
to operate the city pump.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-07

That President Roosevelt acted
from patriotic motives when he sane
toned the taking over Of the Tenne-
ssee coal and iron company during
the panic of 1907 cannot be doubted
Nor will enemies Of the former presi-
dent make much headway If they try
TO discredit the colonel upon this
line.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-07
GRAPESHOT OF INDIAN WAR.
story of Great-Grandfather Fits
With Discovery just Made.

Bangor. Pa.-In the road on the
edge of this borough. Mrs. William
Winemaker found a rusted grapeshot,
which local historians are inclined TO
identify with the General Sullivan ex-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-07
The Cosy

Extra fine stories Of heart interest,
two great western and some bright,
laughable comedies, makes our Mon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-19

entertained a number of friends at
kitchen shower last evening at her
home in Sohl street. The young ladies
presented Miss Hoffman with num-
Der of kitchen articles as gifts in honor
of her approaching marriage. Social
games and music were the features of
the evenings entertainment until ten
o'clock when the guests were invited
into the dining room and served with a
daintisy arranged course luncheon. The
table was prettily arranged with flow
ers to carry out the brides colors of
pink and white. A bouquet of carna-
lions was chosen as center piece for
the table. Covers were laid for twelve
guests, who were as follows: Mrs
Knoth, the Misses Bessie and Lille
Porch, Lois Hickey, Leah Shroyer, Eth
ell Duvall Bessie Southack. Cora Abb
bolt. Emma Hoffman, Mildred, Mable
and Maude Foley.
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ENJOY THE MEETING.

The young ladies OF the A. D. Q.'s
were the invited guests of Miss Ethel
Shearer at her home in East Sibley
street last evening. II was the evening
for the regular bi-monthly meeting
and the members were all present with
the exception of two. Music and
needle work were the entertaining
features of the evening until ten
o'clock when the hostess served her
guests with a dainty luncheon The
arrangements were not definitely
made for the next meeting The
young ladies are planning for a party
at the Lake Front if the weather will
permit. They will take their suppers
and spend an enjoyable social evening.
The members of the club present at
the meeting last evening We're: Mrs
Frank Martin, Mrs. Fred Hageman,
the Misses Alice Bump. Edna Switzer,
Ethel Hoffman. Iva Simcoke and Ethel
and Edith Shearer.
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Mrs. KAssoN ENrERrArNs.

One of the delightful entertainments
of yesterday was an afternoon party
at which Mrs. Charles Kasson was
hostess ar her residence in Webb
street. Her guests for the afternoon
were the members of the Columbia
Club who met for their regular BIZ
monthly meeting and Mrs. Orlan
Grant of Rensselaer,, her house guest.
An enjoyable time was spent at the
card tables where the guests played
several games of progressive euchre.
Mrs John L. Fitzgerald received the
first honors in the games and Mrs.
Charles Kasson and Mrs. W. u. Ray
tied for second honors and Mrs. Kasson
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silver from their guests. Their guests
numbered about forty, among them q
few from out of the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Muenich received their guests in the
parlors where they spent the time So
cially in conversation until they were
invited into the dining room at six
o'clock for dinner. An elaborate din
ner of five courses was served. The
tables had pretty decorations of
American Beauty roses. In the par
lors the decorations were potted palms
and ferns and large punches of Ameri-
can Beauty roses. Following the serv-
ing of the dinner the guests returned
to the parlors where the remainder OF
the evening was spent with music.
Mrs. Arthur kerber, Mrs. Harry Coin
and Miss Helen Kerber of Chicago
were among the out of town guests
at the pretty function.
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MRS. pErRrE ENTERTAINs.

Mrs. Petrie was hostess at a very
pretty party given yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. o. c. Trout in
Truman avenue The entertainment
was given in honor of the members Of
the Eyelet Embroidery Club. 1t was
the afternoon for the regular club
meeting and all the members were
present Mrs. Petrie had as her only
invited guests, Mrs. Trout and Mrs,
Derfey. The guests met in the parlors
and enjoyed social conversation and
needle work until four-thirty o'clock
when an elaborate luncheon was sery-
ed. A prettily appointed luncheon of
five courses was served at small tables
in the parlors. The tables were treat
ed to a simple decoration of flowers
and greens and dainty color scheme
was carried out. The members are
planning to meet again next Thursday
Afternoon and Mrs. Prechtel will enter
tain at her home in state Lie street.
The following ladies are members of
the club. Mesdames II. II. Cappis, J. c.
Lavene, II. Morris, L. ]. Haefer, A. G.
Oeaver, F. Patterson, Petrie, Landborn
and Prechtel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-19

Central building and cordially invite
the public to attend.
The members of Hammond Hive No.
2 l. o. T. NJ. will meet this evening in
the X. of p. Hal for their regular BIZ
monthly meeting
Mrs. Jacob Fox returned to her home
in Ogden street this week after a few
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in New York city and other eastern
cities.
Mrs Conway and children of Edge
water. Ill. are spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Klein at their home
in West State street.
The meeting of the members of Circle
/ will be held Friday afternoon in
stead of Thursday of next week at the
home of Mrs. George Elder in South
Holman street. Cards will be the en-
tertainment at the meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-19

The members of the Loyal Sons
Glass of the First Christian church
held their regular bi-monthly meeting
in the church library last evening.
Plans TO ra box social to be given at
the church on the evening of June LIST
were completed. The public will re-
ceive an invitation to attend. Other
business was disposed of after which
refreshments were served and the time
was spent socially. The following
members were present. Vernon Du-
Frain, Owen Ham, Floyd Denton,
Glen an dWrenn Smith, Bernard
Plumb. Palmer Lee, Thomas Evans and
Levi Golden.
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ENTERrAINs INFORMALLY.

Mrs. NJ. Pelzman entertained the
members OF the Corona Club very
pleasantly at her home in East State
street yesterday afternoon. The mem
bers met socially and enjoyed their
needle work during the afternoon
There were other social features ar
ranged for the guests entertainment
after which a daintily arranged three
course luncheon was served. The
tables were pretty with bowls of flow
ers as their only decoration. Mrs
Henry Burge will be the next hostess
and will entertain the members at her
home in Carroll street in two weeks
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ENTERTAINs AT CARDS.

A very enjoyable social meeting of
the member of Circle No. 1 of ST. Mar
garets Hospital took place yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Henry Becker In
East Sibley street. 1t was the after
noon for the regular bi-monthly meet
ing and many of the members were
present. Mrs. Bieker' also entertained
a few friends, not members of the
circle. The guests met socially and
enjoyed card games. Several games of
pedro were played at small tables in
the parlors and the honors were won
by Mrs Jacob Weis and Mrs. George
Elder. Mrs. II. G. Stevenson was
awarded the consolation prize. The
prize among the guests was won by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-19
JOE BARTHOLOMEW
TO WE'D VALPO GIRL

East Chicago, May 19.-Nord comes
from Valparaiso that Professor and
Mrs. John z. Roesler have issued invi-
tations announcing the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Ada May, to Mr..
Joseph S. Bartholomew. The event
will be celebrated at the brides home
on Thursday evening June 1. at 8
o'clock. They will be at home after
July 1. Mr.. Bartholomew Is a widow
er and is well known here, where he
was formerly deputy prosecuting attor-
ney.
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OBSERVE SOCIAL DAY.

Social Day" will be observed by the
members Of the literature committee of
the Hammond Womans Club Saturday,
May goth at the home of Mrs. A. Van
Steenberg in Lansing. Ill. 1t is the
annual social meeting which for years
has been celebrated a Mrs. VanSteen-
berg's home. The members are plan
ming to drive to Lansing in the morn
ing and spend the entire day. A picnic
luncheon will deserved and the day will
be spent IN a pleasant social way.
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HOLD REGULAR MEETING.

Mrs j. Olsen was at home" to the
members of the Ladies Aid Society of
the Monroe Street Methodist Chapel
yesterday afternoon at her residence
in Van Buren, street The afternoon
was devoted to sewing and great deal
of work was accomplished. The serv-
ing of dainty refreshments at five
O'Clock concluded the pleasant enter
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An EVENING PARTY.

One of the pleasant social affairs ar
ranged for this evening is a party Al
which the members of the Young
Ladies' Club" will entertain at Weis
Hall in State street. The members
have invited a number Of their friends
to meet with them for pleasant So
cial time. The party is the first at
which this club of young ladies has en-
tertained this year, and they have ar
ranged a pleasant program of enter
tainment Games and music will be
enjoyed during the evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-19
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.

One of the most charming of the
weeks social entertainments was n
dinner at which Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Muenich entertained a number of their
friends and relatives last evening at
their home, CAT Ann street. The party
was given to celebrate their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary and they re-
ceived a number OF beautiful gifts IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-19
NO MEETING YESTERDAY.

There was no meeting of the mem
bers of the Martha Society of the First
Christian church yesterday, the meet
ing having been postponed for one
week. The next regular meeting will
take place in the church social rooms
and a large attendance is desired. The
usual business and social program will
be carried out.
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A TRIMBLE PARTY.

The young ladies of the c. D. club
met with Miss Lillian Klein at her
home in Sibley street last evening for
their weekly club meeting. They spent
an enjoyable social time with music
and needlework until ten o'clock, when
they were invited into the dining room
and served with dainty luncheon. All
the members were present and they
planned to meet again next Thursday
evening at the home of Miss Amanda
Knoth in Summer street. The same
program of entertainment will be en-
joyed.
A KITCHEN SHOWER.
Honoring Miss Emma Hoffman. one
of the June brides, Miss Maude Foley
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-19
SOCIAL NEWS FOR SATURDAY

The members of the literature
committee OF the Hammond Wom-
ans Club will observe their annual
"socirI Day" mt the horne of Mrs.
A. VanSteenberg In Lansing, Ill.
Saturday.
of the Hammond high school will
afternoon and evening at the Gen.
trail building.
A meeting of the members of the
Dorcns Rebeckah Lodge will take
place Saturday evening In L. o. o.
+. Hall in state street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-19
LEAVE ON A VISIT.

Mrs L. A. Minard and Miss Florence
Shea will leave tomorrow morning for
era wfordsvilie, Ind. to remain for a
few days visit. They will attend the
state track meet and Miss Shea will be
one of the guests at the Phi Delta
dance Miss Shea vii be the house
guest of Miss Pauline Maloney during
her visit in Charlottesville.
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tainment. There were many members
in attendance at the meeting. They
will meet again in two weeks and Mrs
j. c. Milliken will entertain at her
home, 40 Monroe street. A large at
tendance is desired as the usual bust
ness and social program will be car
ried out.
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Mrs Mat Kolb. Following the games
other social diversions were enjoyed
until the luncheon was served. Mrs
Becker served her guests with
daintily arranged course luncheon at
the small tables. Mrs. ]. Fox was
named as the next hostess and she will
entertain in two weeks at her home
in Doty street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-19
SECURE A LICENSE.

Miss Theresa Smith and Charles r.
Chapman both of Hammond were
granted marriage license in Chicago
today. The young people have many
friends in Hammond to whom the an
nouncement will be of interest and who
will extend their best wishes to them.
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CONSTITUTE THE CHAPTER.

There Will be a meeting of the mem
bers of the Hammond Chapter of East
ern States Saturday evening in the x.
of P. Hall All the members are asked
to be present large attendance is
desired Among the visitors at the
meeting will be the Grand Patron,
Joseph E. Mccain who will constitute
the chapter A social hour viii follow
the regular lodge session.
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A DANCING PARTY.

One of the very enjoyable social
events of the week was a dancing party
given by the members of st. Agnes
guild of St. Paurs Episcopal church at
Weis' hall, State street. last evening.
The friends of the members were in
vited to meet with them and there was
an attendance of about thirty Ham
mond young people. They met inform
ally and enjoyed dancing until a late
hour in the evening. An attractive pro-
gram of dances had been arranged. The
music for dancing was very enjoyable.
During the intermissions frappe was
served in the refreshment room. The
party was the third and last to be Civ
en- by the guild this season, and those
who were in attendance reported hav-
ing spent very enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Lou Morris anG son Charles will
leave tomorrow for their home in
Providence, r. /. after an extended
visit with Mrs Morris mother and
sister. Mrs. c. c. Smith and Miss Maude
Smith of State street.
There will be meeting of the mem
bers of Golden Rod Camp No. 1867
Royal Neighbors Friday evening in
Longs Hall in State street and all the
members are invited to be present.
Business of Importance will be trans
acted.
the Hammond High school will hold an
the Hammond high schol will hold an
ice cream social this evening at the