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@s~esr, - shs ssssr, elss =, 70.
tas's laneheer ~tf slVt tuo 1ninutc
ia2Asttst ~ thcif csrtclNlan of ~.
ury " A. NstKhf ehaisman Il me
fnisfssipmshi Ctnmittse has a..
reunect thAt arX natmlsf sho ~,.oAk~
foY lonkeT Than t~o rrinaits wiH ~
shea TIE iaucht<n - usual VII he
Al ihc NgeceN sianins pg,'uspsa a.
l-.is Ncieck
Tive awe. 81 a q Yr.ss~sn a~s
3. n tsatlnE uefN Yesterday added g.
Vie coiNrnitley ih4t Wtn a.slnl in tne
sails uf -tpcs ih ite 0olf Cs,Ast Rare.
ssfb,n rompanN The C.,snnsttee. Il
~hish SccetafN fNrsss x ths co,n
rncfviai tiea b. chairman. Wsn hrsiu IA
nisr. .oiai s"dusNofsuk a. plaet 3tsf
A. QuiVtN a. psfsills she ftce0 sinsk
IN shArcs oi tiA
A r~arrsses Wesn,s VA issgos Yea.
tersny 81 vuaaaiaps RaaSsi auA Mia
AniAsia Ssaa a thA esy
Ferry seven rsw wsr,esss nave e.s.
-nrdisd into ine ss~al f,aise Modern
Wos.dmer and uisns "a tho number
eers IHiiiatvd M AZ tnihu.lastlt meet
iuk nsiA isst rirhi rhp mcmnrrtiT
~ ihr temp o. unN ab,fNe saN lsash
lhsre years Modern wnadmen haia
stat. conventions ana ihe nsai ono Toe
Tsses heing ln 1877 uii b. held .n
Corpus chusii Ihr lacsi laag, rs
that i.ms eAlsesis o. Aa,s lse w~ml.ess
beers
TIE Parent rseeNsrs' Association 81
fhr nasid liifsch sehfsl VII hnli lts
uf-t meeiinr ~ thr sytne Neag fiiaa,
afi1fuuen Tho pftfltfn Mrs a. "a
iaucaassT b. NoIs Analnas fur iuf
attendance 81 Is numNr5 II uafstipiss
o.uicrfuirf if4e eslt ~ iho o'mlns
teer arc % enn'e ap Az iNis mainlnG
Mr.. J. 6. Mclean .sni snssrss.n ths
daNutn0u district - me Nsfh.siifi
MISSIONARY sifigig alih ira rhusa.
das afternoon a. al 80 oriosk at hci
hont on south Tenth strsft a mu.,
lgsi prertaM has tveu affaaaoa and
Mrs D. AZ ruN VIZ rlts az eaaress 81.
fht iiUN House and th. idcsis "a
small Possibilities
TIE go cream setiai Is BE- oiVea Al
fht rHnshiu, ~tAuN VlH 81 nn f4lHaa
niesi lntissd of iohleni a. anHnHnso,
u the Nedursdai Itsits III ths ralici
A. Important nss,,ne q go Parent
fsachfrs Asses istiun ~ ghf Cerffa|
sahnel VIII b. neid isl. snrpaau IN,
siisuaanos ei al mrinbvrs and othpf.
Interested b ufFoa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
SIX BUILDING PERMITS
WERE ISSUED WEDNESDAY
ccns,ruetien Werb hgoreestinp t4,bup
Rspsstsrtsa in Days isauAnes
~ Permits

lluenrsa Was isfisk Ai ihf effss II
ih. 90, baiidinH inspector yesterday
nk pgunlia teiNE issued }nf raurifpe
lian vuft sHgfssailns tfaaN
fia. ~ tls permits ssr ~ uuf rffss
~ utpainna 10 siHaia NOV hestsd
go Tatiuf siusft ana 90 b" nufed 81
ihs southwest r,nnff ~ rhspaffai and
fati,f tirecis iht pefni itinF Tor an
amount a issa0
~ A. Lrathffr was Nfartrd prf
mii So efset fNe frame aNslliurs pn
nnfnifss street the f~t 81 cuft fitap
Dafffii and tHfior iapt api per
inH ~ fhs srrcilnn ~ stnail fsasrs
hHil1iuf Hi 'hr erfnrf - -inrlfr HaH
nalisnad gYruuf a. tnsi fife Hh1 -
b. arrd ks q tt4re r~.fn
Another permit pas 90 4 Hsli
faf she buiiainE ~ an addition So b
fiume ewflimF IN Fupfth street. the
nfV work ip ceri fase
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONERS
HAVE REACHED GEORGIA
ATLANTA HAS WARN GREETING
FOR DIXIE HIGHWAY COW.
MlSSiokERs

ATLANTA Ca. Oct "a THIS e.un
missioncrs ~ the piSls Highway who
are touring The great roadway fnom
the Great Lakes Co tue Gulf win A..
rive in atlanta tonight. ana viii b. rs,.
Ally welcomed hN city and state 81
hciais. and by The motor associations Of
the state some 3ee cars forfn ths
eaNaicape which viii reach Atnnta
from Chau,anooEa late this afternoon
Tomorrow morning the motorists val
continue their tour. With Naran g.
their next stop Several hundred AZ
mnta motorists VIII iein TIE tour Tho
long "trip will end at Miami a week fron
tonight The motorists INSIDE their
start from Chicago on saturday. &c.
tohef SIN.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

MONTREAL Lady prummond. one
dos most nmons 90 Canadian women
aow rmnlmother 4 SON hss
s.sn arn fa Jho widow ~ capt Gu,
irmnmani tle nnly SON ~ l.ads Drum
msrt The filant Captain was kinod
81 thr FRONT nri hs pnsthnmoua child
vH ctr ffh t1o great name ~
irrnmond eo dear tn Canadian wum.
~ lady ntummoud has received tho
.-ss ai thr london hospital whore site
b er.aeeI n Hed Cross work Tho
ff.ff urcr fHe loss 90 her unly sen
i assuneed Ul fhr news that was sent
hr wees Dos widow Lads Drum
rond Organized charity bureaus boz
Montreal and Was tho first president
~ ihe M0rtr,al Council ~ Women
she Nae mr mnf wears prominent ln
fe mo.smfHt for woman suffrage
ari ifri Hs. Iii unrrudslnfly Gao every
mulfmcW .r tho hettcrmcnt 10 hor
sal Ifr n fDn ut 81 julien while
rlhnr tHe .ecIns Turcos who wcrc
fllng btpt .n Confusion before the
deadly s1s, from The German front
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
BODY EN- ROUTE TO Los
ANGELES FROM TAMPICO


The sslf ~ ffafier irftff bud
prse msu u Tamples Nsairia Whnsc
deafh ncfuffaa in ramtloe rrrt skp
feathsa linff Afsaaas feFtfftisf nfgfn
IRIS sH enc 90 steamer ffffheFt q W.
As aud ~at brought ~ refpus f'Ar'rii
80 fhe stats auafantlns traaf AHafta
Coiiifs Tlis state beat eaH met ~
ths pauns iisd cfosA anaiuisnfs sna
ihs nDdY taken ie tiis seq station fpf
siit,neui ~ In AnRelse. rbsre bpflai
etH uresf
Il 49, sasf wish a ~ i'aftsf
ihAi BE- b. neuna ia fhs sssffs D. tls
home eiiY. ena his ffiohas ~ fhf Aaas
ioar ais nff seelnE fEaf hls 3fsh o.
,.lseted. uss. q u sfsstlshsan - &C..
eesapaByiRs ihe ftaa~ins % califpsnia.
ffsqn Tamrlfo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
REALTY TRANSFERS

Eirhi transfers ~ Nhefes guuntN
realty were filed ~ rrcUfd VISTA the
county cieus YESTERDAY thH total 81
confederation ln rtvrh ~ Them hclns
tat0s co Sly 81 tes sustfumsnis wsgt
tnf Corpus Christi clgN properly ane
was q trade The fiinTN we're a. foir
ioef
$500 Dated September ss ifis.
i'rcshofn and sherman 40 Mrs u.
Gallagher tote ~ a. "a and ss in
block =. Nurefi Ray ile4ehta addition
SO Corpus CHRIST
$500 Dated September 81 1915
i7reehorn and sherman to Mr = a.
Gallagher lois 20 ond s1 in hpcs
Nueces llay ilrlshis addition tp Ger.
pus CHRIST.
tlT5 Dated September si isia. n
Barnett Ia O. % node0u. iui 2 iu i'infk
6. wasFon Nlniei addition q" i.'if
town
SO patoi uctnber a. 1888 s.
liafnea fo = 81 Davis one half iF-
ierfsi iu i0is 3 p y ana 20 Pea hiock
30 Nay Terrace addition tp Corpus
Christi
ssfTsO Dated Orluhef ia. 1885 a.
n buchanan sud 3 Gosh tu Sire
Nasa Philips lots q and = in hiufh lah
Riucon ADDITION tn corpus christi
tsaH DATED octunsf 1919
caths, o. w. \ Van Horn. ipi 10
hinrt 3. q 4 Mcaly addition io CO..
pus Chrinii
5000 r,nsea October 2 1915 W
Van HORN. ioi Ia hioct g. 4. Nspls
adaltaa ~ Cnfpus christi
Trade Tor tpo hundred scrfs be- ward
count, Daicd Jelly 1914 Iiedwis
p.i.. and Husband O d italio. in a.
a o-Neai ana Il Thizpen. fraciionsl
eapsbcs,t auatfer ~ reeiinn 90 in Geo
"a panl subdivision ~ The uriscoil
..s.4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
PERSONAL MENTION

- ---------------.--.
y y Aecampoen n u.,.A.....,,
49, lesierday Ia tie al, ~ ~. I, -. ~
ioh1 T. nastless s.,..-s..
N.-'n fc'NrHed 10 bio hov.. y. 1897
AFTER a sssei-i dasu "a, q ~. " ~.
u g. Howard aud III. Ia
~ San An'crio where the, u,,i 49,,
- = sresr and isonard r,..., i,
S"n Aniqnia a. A. Stne. = y
ana , e. chancg y res.,'.,,.. ~ ~
nlgat W N~Sfs ias'
Arrivals "a the state ltn..i ...,.
day includsa ''StfF-
Leon Levy New yost
ienrF Robinson seeuin
~ "ef'aS ~ Davis Washington I,
reg hooiusoa sas Artsnio
J.. J Shepp "a waco
b T. ice. Austin
\ Ire Rnwr upA-s
y Naebs New Yssk
J a. Mseeary waco.
w y. Js'slg and chas r.t a,
N'nssF'iie were IN the eliy ,e.ieri,,
-.
firli 20 our store viii b. snnee
aied and Involves no Obligation - 81,
me Stamms Jewellers ana nt,.rs
trlsis ei7 Mesquite st ri,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

" q q I-01Ff No IF'l y
a A A. 81 ThursdeY esruins
~ 73o. WORK ~ ihe M A. de-
o{(.An Eree Az regular Jauuna she
M ,lied o. attend
Z. D. MARTYR Vi 81
Adv. ia MOUNT Hefi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
MEXICAN SECTION HAND
LOST LIFE AT ROBSTOwN

luaH hauinor e aeNan rmEinf ga
a. seriiup hand hi thr HfuWhsNine
ine loot Wa Hfp-et Rei-f~se y.ntff
day mprosns ahcut $40 o'ciooA ~hsn
sttgsA 10y hn cnsine ~ the NfawHs
willie line the acyldrui nccurfinN in ths
lrisls ~ Noi.stuWn end Within hnn.
drs,i tafJt - ihe Hiafiuh Tho assit
dent Wa Witnessed rs nuniioF ~
pefanus incigaine A . Williams -
this fly shN eas ttandins cen ihe
station platform 40 iAs iius
The trsln wes apnioashlnf ne Sc
pa Rheu Msuiuss ffusssd thc trsuA
aFccih ln gfuHi ~ ihe engine - wsf
struck bic hady htnr fhfpnH ~ q
distance ~ rerrrai fees from me rails
iie was bunes iH nenf'asn fesier.
DAY Afternoon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
NOTICE

cry tarr. fof fhe fraf 1918 are nrp
due and payable af the office q thf
ciiy serfcisrs A. J. MLLtiohh
city Secretary fss4i
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
EVANGELIST WEST
SPOKE To A LARGE
CROWD LAST NIGHT
WINNING r,tG egNNANr~ WAS
SUBJECT of Az lNrGNEsrtN0
SGsNoN
rsst Mas Ecsm I've tsrs, cNaessf e
nsNisl--1 eNlshs Rev, Mest VII
Sssak - ~Niptna out ths


Fsilc~inf the aarss=vsgmeui that
therr ~ruia ~ q sf.-iai ~ersicf 90
mse lsrGe av1iesee Anseistlea a. the
lfrsi isapttst Ctnf0h last tV~finf ~
hear ReV = a. Mcsa sfcsk en- WIN,
hinK ths rsnnAnt itlr orru,na ~
u,Asks we've relative ~ the reSs'i
Wofia SERVES nsreneli seause
No sAid thal ths fteAi rativRei saWt
eas ths nest and siranest same ln the
~ nris fit.d - pi,cffN ~hefv u van
piaysa ufhI AFa that the man Who
hsd nsvef hst limo Vs. ~, a~eY frcn
the care ~ buriQc~s aftsirr ard cntrs
e,aoi clean game oi sassl,ail had
-,iH -eHslhihf 81 Nst fot ana s',iises
lhian it lcarn
Amen acasfihlna tens a. enc eiw-
nsfs 10 me feevnl esiite hs lnift,ieefN
the character who No. the aaNiect -
his srfnnr fhr tvNt Was fgom ~
elshth verso III the first ehafter q
naul.l LlA lanl.i s,ait,ss,,l 81 his
nuan ihst b. Wouli nri detiis hlraoslf
with ghs itOitlnn ~ the hihff ucat
a. dssefihine sad sclnnE ne stel1
- panlsl ihs sntsArf s4ia ihai in itnhi
uNlnr and hirh i3,ais t'anie ~nn =
fat hufr glorious and Ntlkht pennani
NfHNU AHN NN|H INNNWNHNNN w. W'''f '|H' "H"'
diauand ns ln gAe flria "a elofta
iic asSr snlns 81 ibe Characteristics
which made iho ilfs "a iaaulsl and
sh,,iila ht ihosf " sNvtt man ~ 90.
aa,. fn,nlsi Nas n Anaug usp "a deep
hna punerHi ceNsiftions We hppw
hsst uhefs b. nse,si ou even question
and Nh, 10 stuoa thssc fhon he had
fne soatage sn t.ark ap hlt sNnNles
.
snsn wau hal sffona cnhYicNens nn
matters iulnei tneif nsrs hsfeuse tncf
had not thr coutaFs to dn wnai theN
snfu SCI thslf hcsua pas the uStl
ghios lo ao
nanlsl eUnsiAsrsd nia utfsnnHi hun"i
niufa rfr,ln4is fhsn thf erpiapsf and
ftairr as iht tiHg ana prsfsefea q ~
ine sfnll,s and fuud WiR - ihF Nvfid
/ $50 Wair asttn ~ himself Anew ih'
Z ravtf e sfif.tpnst,h
AhOkf ~ ~as NJ faiih 81 uosi ~hisi
ntsdf h'a Nfe satsue nnd hesuflful a.,
ohsh g. Ne h'm ffth IS hlrir.f az,
la hia nN " isan no alqn ttd b
Z hitsa =sms'nthy wt,nrri which n'
I mHrs nif b. teuedld "a sind vein'
+ pifte
f Rsv sfesi made an oafnesi rioa 90
ninn tu naN. she ruslfaNr ~ fss el'hn
7 sifoas citlss+sa llVfs slrniuf 80
themselves she lisuuam ~ henuf sn'
+ ~ eNsf1aptiae hfiehWrtt
rhle mrfnins si shs ten p'cieci hrp
4 ih4 auhloci q the sefmnn ~iii nr Wiz
lne out the iast Au sw lufitsa
ANA ihs fueiui.fn pf ihe lRrils, chuftl
sfs oriirrialls ufeod 60 met" sp"eis
rnUst 81 rlmf ~ iha h"nf
Thefe viii be thr fcepiaf settip
this evening "a seven ihiiiy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
BOND OF JOE ACEBO
W MURDER CHARGE
PLACED At $500
HastAs coRsUs PROCEEDINGS
sefoRE luocC HOPKINS MO
NEsoAN MORNING
iee csnsist,sns - ths pi.sr,s, Co..
"rass " Beta iA,ss~sss shs
ssspe'des eeuss~ess ssiis~,no


la thf lssiflrf ci-a.s s...-s.sa, L..
A0eeo htistes 81 tha iass xrana N,t,
~ mattef soilpsing fht death "a
Nefiean encafnacior prre4 t.o a..
- Wa 1rantta hsN ,n thr sum
~ ~ hateas c'rpus gressrdlnrs
hriefr luass Hopkins Acets fssnasns
~ All ne boris ~ ~ haNax as
hffr made ~ v antsr bond in az
sam ~ istaoo ~ appearance 81 fns
t'-seFui ceuft sndef charer q PCT
Jun, eAeginE durnE tht Recent sicy.
ton trial hrsp
Tee cerviet,sn. Ne.trraa,.
t'Fv suspended ssrfrf,cr was So.
irfiay asaiT iusQke,i g., ths oa.trt th.
feir hcinE sppilcA in ID E Mcint,rt
neefr Wha Vas convicted ~ assault
Niih nirni ~ mgrdff ln ihe tflal he
p4radep nni cuir, ess ffund ralss
rs ihe iaip and sentenced a. two Nfars
strltaae
Henri Banheu. aisa r,rtn va.
Round suutt 20 r.miiar 0nenss aud
~As -snivncet 7e fvu yrsrS fHt eas+
i-'naed stnteHcs nri relnE applied .n
Bis cass
ltapiia ia'dr1pcu ives kranttd N.
fNi't tfWW NuHiefWu hudIiNufa ihV
hasis ~ il.c suit heinE shsrdenmsnt
f ihr plainun hy me husband
Nenihers ~ the mn 8haf Tuea.ias
fuund EnNians SHpfv euiiis &c at.
iempins aren yesterday mHWalFf
tnaf an effff would 30 made B., thH
iaffrirr in haNs sorf1s srntcncf snii
fned ihs iasis ~ me attlOn irlng that
ne iurt al iht iims 20 corsicilnp hin
ender she frsi csfr eid usi Know nat
snoihsf and sImilaf ease uaf prnlins
srains. him snt ~hieh rsffalce made
Impossible suspension 81 fhr son.
iencc inuos,d
sopw was givru nNa snis in tho
uFrt csss Immediately fhescaurf ht
Was tried Coz smother similar oifrass
and plead FuAti. ihe verdict arrroins
with the plea afd uiaclpE a rpu Yraf
ssnirncs npNn him ile g. yaunr
man
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

oar unrestricted gaamutee Eaos pilh
eVsry pair 80 Eltss.s fitted The
siamms le~tlers and epiomeifists
ei7 Mcslulte 81 Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-18
RAINS WILL Do MORE
GOOD THAN HARM SAYS
FARMER OF PROJECT
SPOILED But MOISTURE
WILL HELP YIELD.
Henry VI. SOmmerer Says Things
Never Looked Better on the Project
Than They do at This Time-Ap-
pie and Peach Crop VIII be Large
Late FrOsts Did no Harm.

That the rains of the past few weeks
have been a saving Of several thou
sand acre feet to the government pro-
ject is the statement made by Henry
NJ Sommerer, prominent farmer Of
the project who was here yesterday.
The statement, he said. was made to
him by Supt Newell.
Though the rains have spoiled some
of the strawberries and are inter-
fer.ng with the cutting Of the alfalfa
Mr., Sommerer things tnat, on the
whole, the benefits will more than
offset the damages. Some berries
were spoiled undoubtedly" he said,
but the additional moisture will in
crease the yield Right now we want
to cut our hay and the rain is holding
us up While we are ready to see !,
let up, l do not think the project peo
pie have any complaint to make
about the rain 1t will bring them
more good than harm"
Mr.. Sommerer declares he never
saw anything look better on the pro-
ject than they do right now. The
apple and peach crop will be large, he
said. Far from hurting the crop. the
frosts some time ago did not kill off
enough of the blossoms, he says. with
the result that the orchardlsts are
now having to thin them out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-18

, PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-Be-
cause Mrs. Cramer, of SO North Far
son street, it is alleged, puA on a po-
liceman's brass-buttoned coat and
helmet and left her house when she
was quarantined, the owner of the
uniform and two other policemen
have been ordered before the police
board for trial.
The accused are Policemen James
Krepps, and two subpolicemen. James
T. Muryhy and Earl Kister. all Of the
Sixtyfirst and Thompson street sta
tion. There was an epidemic of scar
let fever in West Philadelphia. and
Dr. A. A. Cairns, chief medical in
spector, called on the police to help
him maintain a strict quarantine.
The three policemen, much like
Seven Days" were stationed on
guard in front Of the Farson street
house. on April 5, It is charged, .hey
entered the quarantined house Kreps
took off his overcoat and helmet, Mrs.
Carter put them on and went on the
street. Chief Inspector Cairns then
complained to Superintendent Robin
son.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-18
German Club Is RaIdcd

VICTORIA B. c., May ia crowd
of 400 or 500 men and boys gave ex-
preston of their Indignation over the
sinking of the Lusitanla by raiding
the premises of the Deutscher Verein
and the Blanchard Hotel, formerly the
Kalserhof.
Led by large party OF soldiers in
uniform the mob broke down the
doors Of the German club and drag
ged all the furniture in sight to the
street, where 1t was smashed to
pieces. They paraded tho streets
carrying a picture Of King George
with them, and amid cheers and en-
thusiasm that could not be checked
by either civilian or the military au
thorities, made for the Blanchard
hotel. Here short work was made of
mirrors, cut glass, etc. BY this time
the assembly had increased in size
the ringleaders had been Joined by
others, and the authorities were con-
fronted with a difficult problem The
fire department was asked to turn
out to give the mob a shower bath
but the firemen absolutely refused.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-18
SENIOR GLASS OF THE
HERhISTOH h. SCHOOL
WINS WHITMAN PRIZE
COMPETITION is HELD WITH
CITIES IN WASHINGTON,
OREGON AND IDAHO.
rs Seniors Enter-ESsays Deal With
Several Subjects in Which Students
Could Make a Choice--Prize Is
Brohze Trophy Shief Now Being
Made in New York City.
lsnecial Corresnondence.l

HERMISTON, ore. May 1S.-The
senior class of the Hermiston high
school has been awarded the prize in
the Whitman essay contest held last
February, having the highest aver
age of all competing classes.
There We're IS senior classes, 1871
papers in the contest and many We're
from the larger cities Of Washington,
Idaho and Oregon. The Hermlston
senior class has 10 pupils, all of whom
entered.
The contestants We're given s or 10
subjects from which they had their
choice, with no former instruction and
no corrections after they were COM
pleted by the pupil They were lint.
ed to two hours.
The prize is a bronze trophy shlef
now being made in New York and is
valued at $50 1t will be several
weeks before it is presented to the
class.
The graduating class of 1915. was
entertained last evening with a lawn
party at the home of Miss Vera Purdy
by the members of the unior class,
The lawn was PRETTY decorated with
japanese lanterns and the class coll
ors, red and gold, as was also the
house where the refreshments were
served and many enjoyed dancing un-
til the early hours of the morning
rolled quickly around.
A meeting at the Methodist church
Friday evening consisted only OF
young boys and men of the town.
Each boy of the Sunday school invit-
ed man who did not attend church
to accompany him and each man OF
the church invited a boy who did not
attend Sunday school regularly.
Talks were made by Rev. Chandler of
the Baptist church. Rev. Bird Of the
Methodist church and F. A. Reeves.
Vocal solos and several selections by
the church quartette added to the
pleasure of the evening. Refresh
ments were prepared by some OF the
church ladies but The men and BOYS
served.
Friday night dance was given in
the new dance hall recently opened
by j. A. Donovan and was well at
tended by dance lovers of the city.
Music was furnished by the Hermis-
ton orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Roberts Of Spo-
kane arrived Saturday to be the guest
Of their son W. 7. Roberts. for the
week.
Mr. and Mrs D. c. Brownell Of
Umat!lla were shopping in town Sat
urday.
Mrs. H. G. Newport was a business
visitor in Stanfield Friday.
Mrs. E. l. Davis and baby daughter
Of Irrigon returned home Saturday
morning after a visit with her mother
Mrs. A. p. Garner.
Mrs. Laura Headlngton. formerly
Of this city arrived yesterday to be the
guest of Mrs. W. y. Rees.
Miss Bertha Brownell of Umatilla
visited friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Summers Of
Umatilla were shopping in town Sat
urday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-18
snnnked WIfc RrInrs snIt.

NEW YORK, May 15.--Mrs. John
F. Bebell, Of Richmond Hill, L. 7. Is
suing her husband for separation on
the ground of cruelty. One Of the
acts charged by the young wife is
that several months after their mar
riage her husband corrected her by
laying her over his knee and using
slipper.
Following the spanking incident
Mrs Bebell had her husband arrest
ed and he was sentenced to three
months imprisonment. After his
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-18

PORT ARTHUR, Ont, May t5.-
Claiming that Mrs. Loihtenan was to
pay him 500 to murder her hus-
bapd, Amelia Palma, aged %, has con-
fessed to killing William Leihtenan,
homesteader on the KaminIstlquia
river. At the time Of the confession
he was on trial for his life. At first
he denied all knowledge Of the mur.
der, then broke down and told how
he had fallen in love with Mrs
Leihtenan and accepted her offer. It
was on october 5, 1914, that Lelhten.
an was murdered and Palma was ar
rested on December 7.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-18
TWO OF A KIND

What a wonderful painter Reubens
wasl" remarked Mr., Gibbs at the art
gallery.
Yes, ' .assented Mrs. Gibbs. 1T is
said Of him that he could change a
laughing face into sad one by a
single stroke"
Why" spoke up Willie, in disgust
my schoolmaster can do that"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-18
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this much to you.
We are so confident that Odd. can
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that II It fails to do as we say, we will
will refund the purchase price You
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-18
Cosy Theatre News

Cosy Theatre News
You have seen THE Quest" and
THE Lost House" or have heard
your friends praise these two won
derful masterpictures.
THIS WEEK TWO MASTER
PICTURES,
1.-THE OUTLAWS REVENGE
TONIGHT.
The tragic story Of Villas own
early life, Of how, in seeking re-
venge for the death Of his two un-
protected sisters, at the hands Of
officers of the Mexican army, he
was thrown into prison, escaped
with the aid OF an Indian half
breed whom he had earlier be-
friended. became an outlaw. and
finally was made chief Of the band
that formed the nucleus Of the
Mexican Rebel army
Here was a tremendous epic Of
real life theme big with human
emotion. ready at hand. There was
almost the very scene of the trag-
edy; here were thousands Of rest
less Mexicans as there had been
when only few years before villa
was living the story.
Then the telegraph wires began
to hum-well known actors and ac-
tresses came. learned the story.
lived the life-and then re-lived
the story before the camera. The
result is a wonderful picture.
THE OUTLAWS REVENGE
TONIGHT.
Here Tuesday and Wednesday,
May 18 and 10. Special music with
the Masterpictures.
THE DEVILS COMING TO
TOWN.
Edward Connolly in
1.-THE DEVIL"
Mr.. Connolly, supported by such
clever players as Bessie BarncOte,
Arthur Mand, Clara Williams. Rhea
Mitchell, and others, plays the lead
In
"THE DEVIL"
A Mutual Masterplcture in five
reels. You'll miss one Of the most
powerful dramas ever producer II
you don't see THE Devil" No, he
does not always wear hoofs and
horns-more often you'll see him
In frock coat and silk hat.
II you have seen the play itself,
you'll want to see It reacted on the
screen by some of the best movie
actors Of the day 1.-THE Deviln Is
one Of the series of Mutual Mas
terpictures you read about In the
Saturday Evening Post. Don't miss
II. Here Thursday and Friday,
May 20 and 21, Special music with
the Masterpictures.