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DAILY EAST OREGOMAV, PENDLETON', OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1911. PAGE nVK JUDGE W. T. SLATER PERSONAL MENTION This Is the Dress We've EIGHT PAGES OU R f I Si A L Been The best value we have ever offered. The skirt is made of the $1.25 grade FrenchSerge, and the waist of $1.25 Silk Messaline. Nearly all shades and sizes. I I M 1 F. E. LlVENGOOD&CO. SEPTEMBER Ladies' Home Journal Patterns Ready i LOCALS I See Lane & Son for slgnn. PaaMme pictures please all. Dutch Henry for coal. Main 178. Wall paper, paints, etc. Lane & Eon. Wuntcd Two waitresses at Hotel Pendleton. Private board and lodging at 205 W. Webb. I'hone Black 34 31. Phone Plauoeder for fresh meat and lard Mala 445. For sale 4 good milch cows. In quire 215 Jane. Phone Black 5091. Everybody goes to the Orpheum to ea the best and the clearest pictures. Everything mat's good to eat. In meats and groceries at ' the Cash Market, phone Main 101. c;r!tld:e cakes without grease. Try a Wear-Ever griddle. Call Black 2H92 for information. A double boiler In your teakettle. Let the Wenr-Evcr representatives how you, or call Black 2092. Wanted Sninll furnished house or three or four furnished rooms by September 1. Inquire C, this office. Special rates lo horses Doarded by the week or month at the Commercial Barn, C20 Aura street. Phone Main IS. For Sale From one to twelve good, young, well broken, Jersey dairy cows for sale. I. W. Short, Milton, Ore. Experienced woman wants posi tion as cook with harvesting crew. Address 701 Thompson street, Pen dleton. Palace Rooming Houo, under new management. Quiet .place to sleep. Everybody come to see us. J. M Randolph, prop. Lost, Sunday evening, near corner of Johnson and Water streets, gold mounted amber back comb. Reward for return to "B" this office. If you want to more, call Penlai. Eros., Transfer, phone 8S91, Large dray moves you quick. Trash hauled once a week. 647 Main street. Meat' Moat! Meat! If lt'a on the market, it's here. Farmers' Meat Co., Conrad Platzoeder, manager, 224 E. Court street, phone Main 446. Automobile, high grade forty H. P. four passenger, late model In splendid condition, has had very little use, will sell cheap. Address H. M., care this office. You can't burn slate and gravel! Don't try It. Phone Dutch Henry, Main 173, for e'ean screened Rock Springs coal either lump or nut. It burns clean and goes further. Lost O.-W. H. & N. pay check No. 5!6K for J30.35 in favor of Nick Pulos. The public is warned not to cash this check but to kindly return same to owner at Thorn Hollow or P. O. Box 357, City. Passengers to Portland can save money and at the same time have an enjoyable river ride by taking boat from The Dalles. Str. Bailey Oatzert Try IRose Cream for Sun Burn and Tan If you wish to be FREE of those blemishes 25c KOEPPENS The Drug Store That Serves 2 You Best. Talking About. See Corner Wind ow leaves dally, except Friday and Sun day at i:30 p. m., arrives In Port land 9:30. Fare J1.00. Phono Mam 5 for dry wood I: i k Springs coal. or Dressed chickens, cither spr ng or full grown, at the Central Meat Mar- kc-t. Phone Main 33. Coal and wood, phone Main 5. B. L. Burroughs, agent 'for dry wood and Rock Springs coal. Phone Main 6. Snappy side lino for salesman mak ing small towns, quick shipments and prompt commissions. Write for order book today. Burd Mfg. Co., 231 N. Mli Ave., Chicago, III. Cord Wood for Sale. 800 cords cottonwood, $5 per cord, delivered, 14 per cord on place, 1 1-4 mnes east or ijenaieton. Joe Vey, j i4u. c. Luuri sireei. Pendleton's Fast Expi For light or heavy transferrin of all kinds, phone George StangW at Grltman Bros., Main 611. Furniture and pianos moved promptly and care fully to any part of tb eitj. Attention, Duplin Circle. Members of Daphne Circle, No. 2, Women of Woodcraft, are requested to attend the funeral services of Neighbor Forshuw at the Church of the Redeemer tomorrow at 10 a. m. CLARA ROWLAND. Guardian Neighbor. IX lOUXD. The following described animal has been taken up by the marshal of the city of Pendleton, to-wlt: One bay horse three years old, weighing about 1100 pounds; no white In face. Branded reverse C on left shoulder, same on left stifle. If paid animal Is not claimed by the owners or those Entitled to the possession of them, costs and ex penses against them paid and they taken away wlthm ten days from the date hereof, then at 2 o'clock p. m. of the 15th day of August, 1911, the said animal will be sold to the high est bidder, at public auction, for cash, at the city pound, located at the Ore gon Feed Yard, In said city of Pen dleton, the proceeds of such sale to be applied to the payment of such costs and expenses of making, sale. Dated this 6th day of August, 1911. TOM OURDANE, City Marsha!. SHOW WINDOW "DUMMY" OUT. Living Models Will Take Places, Say Trimmers, Chicago. The old-fashioned show window "dummy," with Its placard appeal of "Take me home for J9.9S." Is to become a thing of the past. Flesh and blood models are to take its place. Members of the National Associa tion of Window Trimmers the men "Who form" the connecting link be tween dry goods merchants and the casual passerby assembled in con vention in Chicago, decreed this to day. More than 200 "trimmers," all of whom regard their calling as a sci entific profession, voted to pass pa pier mnche figures when the superior ity of the "real thing" was demon strated by one of their lenders. S DIDN'T KNOW 'TWAS LOADED. V'ynmliijr Boy Kills Pliiymnto With Repenting Gun. Sheridan, Wyo. Willie King, aged 11 years, did not know a repeating rifle was loaded when he pointed it at h's playmate, Harry Storke, 15 years old, and pulled the trigger, sending the bullet through the brain of young Storke. r.lrdiuen lo Circle tho Peak. Colorado Springs, Col. P. O. Pnr malee and Clifford Turpin, the Wright aviator. who have announced they will attempt to circle Pike's peak during their flights here in connection wilt the carnival now In progress, left the city today for tho summit of the peak to secure a better Idea of the topography of the country over which they will fly. Mosaic law enjoined death as the penalty of witchcraft in 1491 P. C. Rock hag been visiting here today. H. L. St.tnfleld of Echo Is here to day upon a business trip. Dr. E. O. Parker lias returned frofn a trip to southern Oregon. 1j. Seholl, Jr., mayor of Echo, was a visitor here last evening. G. O. Richardson, postmaster at Adams has been here today. Marshall Spell has returned from an outing spent at Lehman Springs. Pave Lavender was a passenger on ' the forenoon train from Weston today. It. Alexander has returned from a visit in Portland and at the coast. Mr. and Mrs F. Welschons of My rick station, have been in town to day. ... Deputy District Attorney Pruitt Is at his office today after a two days' Illness. Tiall Sturdivant and Cress Sturgls leave tomorrow morning for Wenaha springs. i Misses Edna Storie and Nona Johnson are en route home from Wal- Iowa lake. Harry Flees, assistant postmaster, j has returned from a sojourn near We- naha springs. H. A. Walker, a stock buyer of Se attle, Is now In the city attending to j business matters. I Robert Forstcr leaves tomorrow for Seaside, where his family ha a cot- tage during the summer. Mrs. J. K. Raley and little son will l leave tomorrow for Portland where they will visit with friends and rela- I tives. George Strand, deputy sheriff, has j returned from Union county, where j he was working with a threshing j crew Miss I.ora Perrv came over from ,,. ,. , Ualla to purpose of gmng instruction to the her musical pupils. Miss Pauline Lederle of La Grande is in the city upon a visit with her invalid father, who is at the St. An thony's hospital. - W. R. Waipole, newly appointed fair commissioner, let t tins morning i on train No. 5 for his home at Irri pon, after having spent several days I in the city. Carl Coo'ey, bookkeeper for the Alexander department it ore, leaves tomorrow on a vacation which he will pass In Portland and at his home at Brownsville WEALTHY ATHENA MAN MENTALLY DERANGED (Special Correspondence. Athena, Ore.. Aug. 5. Z. W. Lock wood, one of Umatilla county's most widely known mi)ning men, was ta ken to Portland where he is to be placed In Dr. Williamson's sanlta- l rium. Notwithstanding Mr. Lock- wood Is a very wealthy man, he has been suffering under the hallucina tion that he had lost all his property and Is a bankrupt. It Is reported that the first indi cation of his mental trouble was no ticed a few weeks ago when a real estate man took an option on a wheat farm belonging to Loekwood and im mediately sold it for $2500 more than the price named in the option. His condition grew gradually worse until it is reported that he-tried re peatedly to end his own life. WOMAN AIDS AFFINITY I IX TIGHT WITH HUSBAND Stockton Don Juan Said Broken Up Homo niid Three, IluurU. to at Have I east Stockton, Calif. With the final de cree in a divorce suit pending, aud threatened with a breach of promise suit by -Mrs. E. V. Butler, a Sacra mento divorcee, Walter Williams, for several years bookkeeper for the Hedges-Buck company and a promi nent musician of this city, has been severely beaten by William A. Rey nolds of 1119 East Main street, who claimsthat Williams has broken up his home. Brought into the police office fol lowing a street fight in which Rey nolds was the aggressor, Mrs. Rey nolds placed her hand on Williams' shoulder, declaring that she hated her husband und loved Williams. Rey nolds declares that Williams came to their home three months ago to room and board. Reynolds first became suspicious when warned by a letter from Mrs. Bmler of Sacramento. This woman claims that Williams and she were to be married when the final decree In the divorce suit filed by his wife was granted. A few weeks ago. Mrs. Butler claims. Williams told her that he lov ed her no longer, but wa-s in love with Mrs. Reynolds, Reynolds told Williams to leave his home. Mrs. Reynolds, he claims, said that it any one went it would have to be Reynolds. Ho left, but luter re turned and beat Williams. His wife helped Williams. Reynolds claims that the fight took Ilium into the street to the fire house on Filgrlm street. He claims that his w!fe struck him repeatedly, but that he never raised a hand against her They were all taken to the police office. Carnegie Pleased Willi TreHties. sklho I'astle. Scotland. Aug. 5. Andrew Carnegie today praised Presi dent Ta it unstintedly for the part h played In bringing about the arbitra tion treaties between ,Ahe United States, England and France. Todny's local ads may interest yu. George Tonkin of Pilot J'-y 4 - J . President of U. of O. Alumni Who Is l ighting' Referendum Move. BADLY HURT BY BEES. Women Nearly Stunsr to Death by Enraged Swarm. Louisville, Ky. When Mrs. C. K. Augustus, wife of the postmaster of South Park, Ky., and her daughter went to the aid of a blind horse tan gled in a net of wires in their yard, they met a swarm of enraged bees, issuing from a hive the horse had turned over in its struggles. The two women were stung almost to death before the man of the family, attract ed by their cries, went to the rescue. The man scraped the bees by the handful out of the women's hair. Both were stung scores of times on tile scalps, faces and arms, and lil 1 poisoning is feared. AT THE PICTURE SHOWS Orplieiim. Good program for Sunday and Monday: 1. "Waiting.' American. Pathe. This picture begins with a love story in the cast. The hero goes west and makes his fortune. He received a let ter from his sweetheart stating that she is coming to him at last and to h ive everything ready for their wed ding. On her trip the train is wreck ed and all on board are killed. Grad ually the intelligence fades, from the eyes of the broken hearted man. The first scene shows a picture of the two lovers and this picture is shown again as tho last flash of reason in the eyes ff the dying lover, many years later, then he is released from his sorrow and the. wraith of his little sweetheart conies to kiss him. t 2. "The Two Lives. Sellg. A story of the lives of two college chums. Showing the triumph of character ov er the lust for money. 3. "The Picture on t he Screen." Gaumont. See how a moving picture Is staged and photographed. An in teresting and uptodate drama which Introduces numerous educational scenes, showing the making of a mov ing picture in one of the largest stu dios in the world. 4. "A Ragged Coast." Gaumont. Showing the breakers and wild waves along the Catatonian coast and some of the few ancient Roman ruins now remaining in Spain. The wave and breaker effect are especially strong. 5. "Madeline's Rebellion." Edison. Madeline and her sister Mildred,' two American girls, live In the house of an old general' who Is their legal guardian. Happiness reigns supreme until the general's nephew returns home from military school. His trunk precedes him by four hours. Mildred and Maredine happen to be in the hall way when the expressman who de livers the trunk obligingly unbuikles the straps. The cover opens readily. Their curiosity being aroused, they begin to rummage in the trunk with the result that Madeline finds a let ter written by her guardian to his nephew stating that it is his wish that the latter marry his ward, Madeline. The Pastime. "A Jealous Husband." Blograph. A truant husband trumps up a scheme of failing health to get away on a fishing trip with the boys. During his sojourn his mother is taken ill and his wife upon seeking the doctor finds him also at the seashore. She brings him back with her in her nu to. T1k husband seeing his wife and the doctor speeding along the road, n Concrete Blocks-ConcpetellUfork The Most Modern and Most Substantial Building Material-More Comfortable, and Cheaper in the end Save Yoursell Money Concrete Blocks and re-iu-forced concrete are cheaper and far more- satisfactory. Make prettier work when finished and give the great est comfort m either Vot or cold weather. Estimates Phono Black 3786. Contractor ' gg3S53K'5i LADIES' $1.50 AND $1.75 WHITE SHIRT WAISTS AT each 85 Odd lot of Lingerie and Tailored Waists in sizes from Si to 44, of plain linen and Persian lawn, full length sleeves, regular $1.50 and $1.75 values, while they last, at each 85 50 Doz. OF LADIES' 25c HANDKERCHIEFS OX SALE AT, each 15? ALL UNION SUITS AT THIS REDUCTION. All 75c Union Suits at 53. All 85c Union Suits at 65 All $1.00 Union Suits at 75 All $1.25 Union Suits at 00 All $1.50 Union Suits at $1.15 All $1.75 Union Suits at 81.25 All $2.00 Union Suits at SI. 33 Wohlenberg "BETTER GOODS is thrown into a fury of jealousy. "Well the chase after tht auto baffles, de scription. Xo more "peace and quiet" for hubby for some time. "Reckless Roddy Reforms." Ivale'm. This western comedy tells t'.-? story of a girl who worked a "inplote transformation in a cowboy causing him to give up drinkin? : ;i 1 smok ing. This story is nut of the usual line and is the kind ou want to see. "Tho Haunted Sentinel Lower." Ed ison. An exceedingly interesting dra ma. The story centering around an old tower in Scotland, which is sup posed to be haunted. Many strange and mysterious events occur. The Cosy. Stirring stories of war time, 'i.e sea and the west, as well as a beautiful story of heart interest, make Friday nnd Saturday's program one of the best we have had. "Molly Pitcher." Champion. Mol ly Cairnes was one of the most he roic and widely known characters of the revolution, when her husband joined "Mad Anthony" Wayne, his wife went with him and because she carried water to the soldiers she was called "Molly Pitcher." At the battle of Monmouth Molly's husband, a gun ner, was killed and his brave wife takes his place and helps win the bat tle. For her bravery she received a commission of sergeant and high honors. A stirring story of the strug gle for independence. "The Coffin Ship." Thannauser- The shipowner refused to repair his old, worn-out boats, though the cap tain urged it. The rich man didn't know his daughter and the captain were married till the girl left a let ter telling him she had stowed away on the ship to be with her husband. A storm came up and the old hulk sunk. The sailors grabbed the boats; the captain and wife drifted on a raft and were rescued by a passing ship; shipowner heard all hands were lost, and when the couple came home he vowed he never would send an old ship out again. "The Foreman's Mine." Bison. The young miner wins the daughter of a ranchman and his rival follows him to the mine and sets off a blast, blinding him. He is saved by pros pectors and his sight restored, while his rival is killed resisting arrest. Finely colored. "The Twins." Rex. A splendid dramatic story. The two little twins were in an orphans' home, one was adopted by a woman of wealth, the other by a poor seamstress. The rich girl while eloping is killed by the automobile going over a cl.ff and by a strange working of fate, her sister meets and is adopted by the rich cou ple, who had cared for her twin. Su perbly colored and filled with genu ine heart interest. "It's a Rex." Furnished on D.A.MAY and Builder of all kinds of Con Dept. Store FOR LESS MONEY." GLORIOUS HAIR. Any Woman Cnn Have It in a Very Few Days. Many thousands of women, refined and educated, have I, arned that it is not hard to have, and to keep an abundance of lustrous hair, if Pari sian Sago the hair grower, is used dailv. S:sce its introduction ca, Parisian Sage has into Ameri become a prime favorite with women who de sire luxuriant and radiant hair that will not fall out or turn gray. Used daily as a dressing it will keep the scalp immaculately clean; will stop itching and faling hair, and remove every particle of dandruff. Tallman Drug Co. think so much of Parisian Sage that they guarantee it to do as advertised. 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