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DAILY EAST OREGON IAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1910. FAGS PTTK. Ladies Get Ready For SPORTS SAVINGS IN DEPENDABLE MERCHADISE FOR V7n rri7r tt rr vrr rrn v ,fin rt v 5 WEMi EIGHT PAGES. m the FQURT1H1 Dresses by the Dozen 1 - . t hrom SI JiO tn s I fi ft Ladies Sizes 32 to 42 Misses sizes 1 4 to 20 Made in all kinds of materials, We have employed extra alterers for this week so can serve you promptly No Charges for Alterations F. E. Livengood & So. The Ladies' and Children's Store. July Ladies Home Journal Patterns Now Ready it LOCALS Pastime pictures please all. Men's oxfords cheap at A. Eklund's. For Sale Piano and household fur niture. Phono Red 193!. Trash hauled once a week. Phone Ptnland Bros. BJack 3391. Stop the Cheney Jersey dairy wagon for the best milk and cream. Wanted Good housekeeper and couk. Apply at this office. For Rent Furnished house, 301 Thompson. Phone Black 3871. For Rent Modern five-room fur nished cottage, close In. 801 E. Court Wanted One good roll top desk. Apply 060 Main street, E. O. build ing. Good milk cows for sale. Phone lflack 2661. or see Kd Morgan, River side. . More moving pictures shown than ny other theater In the city the Pastime. For rent A nlco cottage on north side. cloe In. Inquire Standard Gro cery Co. Protect all your interests wlt'i life insurance. C Teutsch. Refoi'c you what we can L-o Teutsch. Good Japanese boy wants situa tion to do cooking and house work. P. O. Box 4 86. Pendleton. For rent House rornor Alta anr College streets, opposite Presbyterian church. Apply to F. K. Judd. The divinity that derges a king Is, in the last analysis, a general agreement to pretend that he is what no man ever yet was; and Just man made per fect. A king, in short, is an idol; that is w hy I am a republican. I know as well as anyone that if you have an Idol, you had better have disputes about the succession by making the post hereditary Instead of elective. 'But why should any human being be made a political convenience of to this extent? Has not the king on in defensible right to a man, and not an idol. Why should Queen Mary, the proud mother of five strong sons, be forced to bring them up to a decaying trade and an unhappy lot?" "Let the coronation be at Stone honge, nut at Westminster Abbey. London, with its mighty traffic, is no longer a place where pageants can be tolerated. The progaganda of royal ism which is the purpose of these pa geants, need not suffer; far more peo ple will see them on Salisbury Plain than can be wedged behind the troops In Piccadilly; and the cinematograph will work all the better in the open." Hatting- Averages. AB. H. Baker .8 3 Powell 60 21 Strand 20 7 Dickson 61 19 Alexander ...47 13 Nelson 60 16 Sturgls IS 4 Milne 12 3 Rader 31 6 Harlan 48 8 King 24 4 Hays 51 8 Ward 22 8 Cronln 11 1 Collins .".23 1 Leonard 27 1 Sheldon . .... 3 0 P. C. .375 .350 .350 .311 .277 .267 .267 .250 .194 .167 .167 .157 .136 .091 .043 .037 .000 nine Mountain League. W. L. P. C. Weston 12 2 .857 Pendleton 10 4 .714 Athena 3 11 .214 Pilot Rock 3 11 .214 Irrigation League. W. L. P. C. Hermiston 13 3 .813 Stanfleld 10 6 .625 Echo 8 8 .500 Umatilla 1 15 .063 Pacific Coast League. W. San Francisco 49 Portland 42 Oakland 46 Vernon 45 Los Angeles 42 Sacramento 28 L. 37 35 41 40 46 53 Northwestern League. W. Spokane 37 Vancouver 36 Tacoma 28 Seattle 2? L. 27 28 36 37 National Ieaguc. W. Chicago 37 New York 33 Pittsburg 2 8 Cincinnati 28 Philadelphia 25 St. Louis 27 Rrooklyn 23 Roston 20 POLICE PREVENT WEDDING. I'lashy Dresser Wins Girl Rut Her Brother Digs I'p Past Record. Denver. Colo. On the eve of his wedding to a pretty 17-year-old West D. Sweet with Lee i '''e girl. William ( nerry, rimming iu In- a diamond saii-sniau, but said by I the police to-be a linn iUerau of the insure your life see wns nrt.ost,, b infectives do. C. D Sweet with ; K(.nrlH,y anJ snn.ler. Such are the features of the case that Chief Arm strong will file information against I 'berry under the antl-niacquerau law and make n determined effort to send the man to the penitentiary. Some time ago Cherry' made the aeoiiaintance of the girl The police L. 18 21 25 28 28 32 31 38 American League. W. Philadelphia 36 New York 33 Detroit 37 Roston 30 Chicago 24 Cleveland 22 Washington 23 St. Louis 16 L. 19 20 25 25 30 28 35 39 P. C. .570 .545 .529 .629 .477 .346 P. C. .587 .563 .438 .431 P. C. .673 .611 .528 .500 .472 .458 .425 .345 P. C. .655 .623 .597 .54 5 .444 .440 .395 .291 American Association. . . i For sale One first class Spauld.ug: ar- keeping lu-r name a secret, mi hack and double sot hack harness. ry, a good dresser and smooth talker. An.lv r,R0 Main street. E O hnildine. ! h ad no trouble in gaining her confi- x.-,i ,,, i il. nee. His conduct was i i Jk u ' juui ivuib n mi iiie ucni i above re- i. roach and when a few weeks ago he proposed marriage to the girl, he was accepted. The wedding was set for last Saturday. Then reports about the man's char acter reached a brother of the girl. Quietly he mado an Investigation and later appealed to the police. Detec tives Sanders and Kenney were de tailed upon the case and the prospec tive bridegroom's arrest followed. The police say they have indisput able evidence that Cherry Is a mac iiuerau nnd for some time has been ... . ..... .. . i. f ,1 wi-imim ore., suitable for living on me rann..6a v.l grain. Adjoining Cherry is 27 years of age and has town. Plelitv of water. Good S room I lived in Denver lor some nine, house. Unms. Artesian .vait r. Hen'- ', - er must have best of references. Congressional Convention. Term of years to rilit paity. .VI-i .uustn. Me., June 28. Preliini dress, E. M. Sanders, Cornii.-oi !a. , irv to tomorrow's state convention, Ore. I 'republicans of the third district j w ill meet here late this afternoon to imminate a. candidate for congress. The fourth district republican conven tion will be held this afternoon ,at 1 '.ungor. shipment of shingles ever received In Pendleton Crab Creek Lumber Co. :- buying your Fourth of July suit at itie Peoples Warehouse you may win the free round trip ticket to the Johnson-Jeffries prize fight at Reno July 4 Try it. To follow the advice of the slate food Inspector I have put in a new refrigerator counter so my patrons are sure of getting clean and sanitary meat. Pendleton Cash Meat Market. For Sale or Rent 1300 acre ranch at North Powder, stock, hay and W. L. P. C. Minneapolis 47 19 .712 St Paul 42 24 .636 Toledo 40 24 .625 Indianapolis 28 37 .431 Kansas City 24 34 .414 Milwaukee 25 36 .410 Columbus 25 37 .403 Louisville 26 43 .364 Western league. W. L. P. IC. Sioux City 33 23 .589 Wichita 33 24 .579 Denver 32 26 .552 Omaha 29 28 .509 Lincoln 28 28 .500 Des Moines 2S 32 .467 Topeka 21 32 .396 St Joseph 21 32 .396 Northwest League. Seattle. June 2". The champions won easily. 7 to 1. today not only through Chinnults pitching but through some good base running and batting. Schmutz started the game for Tacomn but was replaced In the fifth by Butler. Roth were stingy with hits, but Tacomas fielding was ragged. Score: R. H. E. Seattl e 7 6 1 Tacoma 1 5 Chinault and Custer; Schmutz, Rut ler and Itlankenship. Gl OKt.i: BERNARD SHAW SCORES PRESS SNOBBERY Lundoii. George Bernard Shaw, with his usual courage, Is the only man in nil England who has dared raise bis voice against the almost In credible snobbishness of the English press on the occasion of the recent death of King Edward; which was almost too much for royalty Itself. In nn article on the late king. In which Shaw says that Edward was popular because he was' more of a man than a king, he writes: "You cannot make a man a king and then know anything about him. ii- il leu in Totln y 's Progrn in . 1. On the Altar of Love. Drama. Vitagraph. lOOOf eet. 2. Mistaken Identity. Drama. Ka lem. 1000 feet. 3. Princess and Pigeon. Drama, Caumont, 490f eet. 4. Hercules and the Big Stick. Comedy. Gauniont. 505 feet. 5. Come Tnke a Swim in My Ocean. Men's oxfords cheap at A. Eklund's. Koeppens' Bed Bug Destroyer GetsThem All,:EvenBedBugs ' 25c The Bottle It is in liquid form and so thin and penetrating that it goes into all the little crocks, killing the bugs and destroying the eggs as well, being of an antiseptic nature it gets the germs also. Each bottle is equipped with a shaker cork which makes it quite easy to apply. The, Drug Store That Serves You Bet. it Vancouver 2. Spokane 1. Vancouver. B. C, June 27. Gard ner held Spokane to one hit today and Vancouver won. 2 to 1. Spokane's only run was scored as a result of a stolen base by Cooncy and a bad throw by Sugden. Vancouver scored both runs after two went out in the third. Score: " K- Spokane 1 1 ? nil Vancouver - Bonner and Brooks; C.ardwiur and Cugden. 25 c Long Cloth at yard . . . 1 2 I -2c Sleeveless Vests at 65c White Linen Suiting at 85c Pillow Case Linen 45 in. wide at 1 5c Curtain Swisses at yard . . . 25c Mercerized Satteen at yard Misses $2.25 Slippers size II I -2 to 2 at . Misses $ 1 .90 Slippers size 8 1 -2 to 11 at . 45 c Colored Mercerized Linens for . 35 pieces of New 12 1-2 Zephyr Gingham at. Ladies 65c Silk Gloves for Ladies $ 1 .00 Silk Gloves for Ladies $1.25 Silk Gloves for 16c 8c 48c 65c 10c 18c $1.69 $1.55 32c 10c 48c 75c $1.00 WOHLENBERG DEFT STORE 'Better Goods for Less Money1 ti WILL FURNISH THE NEW ECHO SCHOOL ECHO FURNITURE CO. GETS THE CONTRACT School When I'inlslied Will Be In spiration to Pupils Brief Notes and Personal Items of Echo. A merit wn League. At Phl'ndelrhla Eirst game: R. II K. Boston 2 6 2 Philadelphia 6 10 0 Batteries Cicotte, Hall and Kleln ow; Krause and Thoma.--. At Washington. First game: R. U. K. New York 4S Washington 3 7 3 Batteries Quinn and Sweeney; Walker and Street. National iA'iijnie. At Boston R Brooklyn 3 Boston 2 Batteries Barger, canlon Bergen; Curtis. Brown and Oraliam. At Pltlshnrg: R- H- E- St Louis 3 6 5 Pittsburg 7 10 1 (Special Correspondence.) Echo, Ore., June 28. The Echo Furniture company will furnish the handsome new school building throughout with the latest uptodate furniture, supplies, etc. The outside of the building with its nicely leveled yard presents a very pleasing sight and the spacious, well lighted rooms with neat furnishings will in itself be an Inspiration to the pupils, as well as pride to the district. Born, on Sunday morning, June 26, to the wife of Jos. Cunha. a baby girl. Mother and child reported doing well. Dr. Dorn was attending physician. S. L. Landers of Lincoln, 111., is here and has bought twenty acres of land under the Western Land & Irri gation companys project. Mr. Land ers is very much pleased with this country and will bring his family out this fall and make his home here. C. F. Morrow of Hermiston is a business visitor here today. Mrs. Jas. Parker and neice, Miss Alice Parker, returned to their home at Baker City last evening after visit ing several das with their cousin V. T. (ieorgc and family. O. D. Teel is a business visitor in EendU ton today. Jos. H'likle of Butter creek was transacting legal business here yes terday. Allen Mathes left yesterday for his bone at Milton. lie lias been here the pa.-i month recuperating his health by working in the hay fields. 1 E. R. Ware and Wm. Gillette have returned from a trip to Bend, Ore. Mrs. Hugh Smith is visiting friends in Pendleton this week. Bert Benedict, after making a short visit with his family, returned this morning to the mountains. Fred Andrews, our progressive far mer, left yesterday for Portland on business. P. C. Hunter made a business trip to The Dalles yesterday, returning on N'. 6 in the evening. By being cross with her husband a woman can get ahead of his being cross with her. A heap of fun In life Just by trying to buy it. is missed What Everybody Ought to Know. That Foley Kidney Pills contain just the ingredients necessary to tone, strengthen and regulate the action of the kidneys and bladder. Koeppen Bros. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is sold on a guarantee that if you are' not satisfied after using two-thirds I ot a bottle according to directions your money will be refunded. It li up to you to try. Sold by all dealers. Some men miss the comfort they could have out of light clothes in summer. The Hart Schaffner & Marx goods that the Peoples Ware house is selling would be a relief. A rousing before the 4th of July SHOE SALE AT ALEXANDERS We are going to place on sale Wednesday morning, 250 pair of Pumps and Oxfords, $2.50 to $3.50 values, this season's shoes, patent, gun metal, and suedes and white canvas pumps at These Are Values You Can't Afford to Overlook We are Pendleton agents for Scholls Foot Eazer and Millers Shoe Trees. Something that every woman should have in her shoes Just received a full line of high tan shoes for the mountains and coast in 11, 14 and I 7 inch tops Biggest Line of Shoe Findings in Pendleton Alexanders Shoe Store . H. 7 4 and Chamberlain's Stomach and Llvet Tablots will brace up the nerves, bnnlsh sck headache, prevent 'le spondency nnd Invigorate the whole system. Sold by all dealers. The rt-Hson a girl can love a man Is that, if he weren't nround, she could somebody else. Thinking generously is the greatest We Have Anything You Want in -Fresh Fruits and Vegetables- Fruits-Fresh every day tioosebcrries, Cherries, Pouched Pineapples, Apricots, oranges. Plums, (Jreen Apples, Hnnniias, Red Currents, Lemons, Blued Rasplierrles. Tnnirerines, Red Raspberries, Dates, Dewberries, Elgs, Strawberries, Cantaloupes, 1 rfignnberrles, Wu t eriiielons. Vegetables-Everything on the Market t; roe 1 1 Peppers, Si. minor Squash, IVesh Tomatoes, Cucumbers, tireen Onions, lladi-lies. Carrots, Beets, Turnliis, New Cabbage, Bermuda Onions, Wax Rcnns), (ireeu Beans, Croen Peas, New Potatoes, Parsley, Chili Peppers, Carlle. Old Potatoes. Cauliflower. Watch our Window for Table Delicacies INGRAM'S GROCERY Biss" J'ZA? Ever