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1 -HCrl. DAILY EAS OREGON IAN, PENDLgrOIf,' OREQQff, '. sTHUffSPAYj ; KRIIJ 11, MAi PAGE. FIVE r Another Ship ment of Tan aiid White SHOES For Women, Misses and Children All Styles White Pumps, Misses $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 White Button Boots, Misses' - ?1.75 and $2.00 Tan Button Shoes, Chil dren's. $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00. The J. k K. Shoes for la dies at $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00. Absolutely the best fit ting and best wearing shoe on the market. F. E. LIUEHGOOD & GO. The Ladies' and Children's Store PERSONAL MENTION ,J. L. Hammack of Freewater spent last night In the city. P. E. Flint of Athena transacted business In Pendleton yesterday. H. C. Miillln of La Grande wa registered at a local hotel yesterday. H. 8. RadclLss of Salem was a guest of the Bowman yesterday. Glen Ragsdale of Pasco was among the out-of-town visitors in the city yesterday. M. Kelley was numbered among the Athena people in the city yes terday. F. G. Lucas of Weston paid Pen dleton one of his frequent visits yes terday. W. D. Green of Adams was among the people from over the county here yesterday. Fred Young, 'brother of Mrs. Mabel Warner, came In this morning from Walla Walla. George W. Winn was in from his home at Weston yesterday and spent the night here. C. W. Nlbley, well known saw mill man of Meacham, ame down from the mountain yesterday. L. A. Shwaebe, formerly employe! in the Seibert tailor shop of this city, has Just returned from an eight months' visit in Los Angeles. KXII.K COST OF FREEDOM. LOCALS Burroughs. Main 6. Fuel. Main 171 for coal and wood. Bicycles! 717 Johnson street. Waitress wanted at Hotel Pendle toa. For Sale Fresh Jersey milk cow. Iaaulre 115 Lincoln street. Phone Koplttke & Gillanders. for dry woorl and. Rock Spring coal. L C. Snyder will apray your trees. Sawty dope for aale by gallon. Bor Rent Furnished housekeeping reams. Apply at 502 Water street ar rent Furnished housekeeping retfrns. Inquire at 401 Aura street. Far good cedar posts, go to the Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Taa. or sale Visible typewriter, good erfler, cheap. G. W. Fritz, 701 'Mwsopson street. . Tor Sale 20 head fresh Jersey Ilk cows. Inquire of R. H. Stevens, Voteh Henry Feed Tard. a kinds of good dry wood, also eteao nut or lump Rock Spring coal at Koplttke at Gillanders. Special rates to horses boarded by the week or month at the Commercial Ban, 620 Aura street. Phone Main IS. For transfer work, hauling bag gage, moving household goods and pianos, and all kinds of job work, phone Main 411. B. A. Morton. 8ave yourself fuel troubles by us ing our famous Rock spring coai ana ' good dry wood. Delivered promptly. Ben L. Burroughs, phone Main S. Far rent Suite of unfurnished nestoekeeplng rooms in East Oregon laM Building. Steam heated, also gas rrago la rooms. Apply at this office, Honey to Loan $3000 or less at S sV cent on good real estate security. MMttm 3. M. Aeils. Gen. Del., Fen- 4Mtant Ore. ' paw Kent to a ladV. a large, well fufcjsJaae room, wit sewing machine, xfim atfase I. Cheap. Inqulra JU flfeto Bute Hotel, corner Webb and Maamwood streets, under new nan rMUrt- Furnished rooms by day, weak or month. Phone Main 603. Bar sale Big white eggs, full bleod S. C. Black Minorca, the kind that lav big eggs and lota of them. SI ear 15. J. G. Miller, 704 E. Court street. We have on hand several cigar show cases and counter show cases that wo will sell very reasonable if taken at once. Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Tard. When a medicine must be given to oung children It should be pleasant to take. ChamDerlaln's Cough Rem edy is made from loaf sugar and the roots used in Its preparation give it flavor Blmilar to maple syrup, making it pleasant to take. It has no superior for colds, croup and whoop- ng cough. For sale by all dealers. SPRING OPENING At Donaldson's Soda Fountain by K. Kelly Bansher, who has leased my fountain for the sea son. He Is an experienced soda dispenser who will serve you with the best soda, pure fruit Juices and ice cream obtainable. Tour patronage solicited.. F. J. Donaldson Reliable Druggist. We giro Peoples Warehouse. Trading Stamps. Murderer Pardoned on , Condition That Ho Leaves the. Country. Boston. The pardon committee of the executive council voted to pardon Thomas Lowe of North Andover, who is serving a life sentence in the state prison for the murder of Nellie Sul livan at her home in tha town. The members of the Sullivan family have for many years defiantly refused to favor the pardon, fearing untimely consequences should Lowe be liberated. Through the efforts of Father Mich ael Murphy, chaplain of the prison, a written statement was secured from all the' surviving memhers of the fam ily, consenting to a pardon on condi tion that Lowe leave for a foreign country immediately. Lowe is rounding out his twenty- eighth year in prison. SALE FORCES ADDITION OF ALTERING DEPARTMENT Large stock of telephone poles at the Pendleton Planing Mill and Lum ber Tard. IS THIS WAY TAXPAYERS AVANT SYSTEM TO WORK? (Contlued from page 1) the part of the supervisors is taken In the spirit in which it is given and for this reason protests are not as numerous as might be expected. In one case, however, a teacher of the three R's was heard to remark in Pilot Rock that she would stand for no such foolishness on the part of school supervisors, no matter wheth er they chewed gum or parted their hair in the middle. This good, old lady it seems has been twice married and Is therefore quite capable of de fending herself in such an emergency. She has a saberlike proboscis and a foot movement that many an amateur prizefighter would pay a good price to possess." Very shortly following this Inci dent and before the woman had scarcely gotten the reins of her school in hand, having been teaching only three days, she was honored by a-visit from Supervisor Tonkin, who proceeded to find much fault with her work, her methods and the wo man in general. According to Mrs. Ralston she gave no reasonable of fense. She was using the proper sys' tern of instruction, had a contract duly signed, had the best credentials going and was getting along very well without Tonkin's help. However, she disliked the rural supervisor system arM nrocnedeil to tell the sunnrvlaor so. Nevertheless, he answered all of his questions, save the one as to how many years she had been teaching. To that question she replied she did not know how many years as . she ! had been teaching almost all her life.- - Reporting that the woman was hos tile in manner, had refused to give in formation regarding her teaching pa pers and her length ef service, Tonkin brought about her dlschargo by the local board despite the fact she had a nine months' contract and legally could not be removed save for certain grave causes. It was on March 31 Mrs. Ralston was asked to resign but she was allowed to continue work lor several days longer, during which time a successor arrived at the school, Welles Stood In. Meanwhile, feeling that she had been greatly wronged, Mrs. Ralston appealed her case to Superintendent Welles. However, that official quick ly upheld the action of his subordl nate and In a letter added further to the woman's discomfiture by gravely setting forth the charges which Ton kin had made against her.' He dc clined to visit the school in person, According to Mrs. Ralston, the charges are entirely unfounded and Bhe is plain victim of jobbery. As a result of the affair she is out of employment and is even more bitterly than ever disposed against the school supervisor system in Umatilla county. . While she has not been a suffragist in the past she declares she is now and wishes sh had a' vote. lt tlio Auto Trwek Haul It. Our specialty is quick work. Phone Main 3S for furniture and piano mov ing short trips In the city or transfer ring to the country. We haul any thing. Penland Bros. "' Orphean. .: '' An extra good program for Friday's change.' Four full' reels of the best pictures. . . ' 1. ' "Incidents of the Durbar at Delhi." Edison. This is a collection Of very interesting views of this great gathering in India and is well worth seeing. ' 2. "Tommy's Georgraphy Lesson." Edison. Tommy goes to sleep and dreams that he changes places with his father and makes him study. 3. "A College Girl." Lubln. A story of a college girl who had to give up her schooling so she could keep house for her little brother and sister. Her devotion to her brother and sister touches the heart of a young doctor and he offers to make a ntw home for the orphans and is ac cepted. 4. "The Epidemic in Paradise Gulch. Selig. A young school teach er goes west to teach a country school. Each of the cowboys In his bashful way try to make love to the pretty school teacher. Soon her fiance comes from the east and the cowboys aro disgusted the way they carried on and for not asking the teacher if Bhe was engaged in the first place. 5. "The Defeat of the Brewing Gang." Ka'.em. A very well pictured political story with a brand new sen sation. Musical program: 1 Xanourlsma, Xypna Glykeia Moi Partheirce. Medley. 2 o Gero Demas. P. Karrere. ' 3 To Tsompanopoulo. N. Kokkl nou. 4 Ymnos els ten Elentherian. Greek National Air. N. Mantzarrou. 5 Choros Kalamatlanos. N. Kok genou. . For Thurs. and Friday TJavyBluo Sorgo Suits Sim 18 to 40; Satin lined, plaia man tailored, on sale TlinrwTay and Friday 27-in Embroid ery Flouncing In 36 starate at terns; val ues np to $1.00 yd., on sale Thursday ami Friday at fig G YD. Mr. Moses of .the Workingmen's Clothing Co , has engaged L. A. Schwaebe of Los Angeles, an expert tailor, to take charge of the altering department of his store during his present great unloading sale. The fact that all of the men's suits that have just arrived for this spring are to go at sale prices has nearly swamped his clothing salesmen and the addltin of the newly created alter-. ing department was made compulsory. It also affords absolute satisfaction to all clothing buyers as they are en abled -to tell the tailor himself Just the changes they would like to have made. COPLDN'T SELL GOOD MONEY. McReynoldfl Of fifed $20 for $15 Un til roiion .abW-d mm. St. Louis. Within an hour after he had left the train that brought him from his home in Princetop, Ind., Daniel McReynolds was haranguing a crowd near Eighteenth and Market streets trying to auction a J 20 bill for minimum of $15. When he found no takers he put up a S10 bill, say- ng he would not take less than 17 for it. There was not a single bid from the startled crowd. He was arrested. After telling the police what he tried to do with the S20 bill and the $10 bill he offered a $5 bill for S3. Examination proved the man's money was not counterfeit. Ho was taken to the observation ward of the city hospital. MONUMENT SHOT TO PIECES. Louisville, Miss. The monument erected in honor of Miss Janie Sharp in the Rural Hill cemetery near here has been shot almost to pieces by un known vandals. The shaft was paid for by popular subscription. Miss Sharp Is the young woman who was attacked and killed several years ago and for whose death Swinton Per- menter. her former sweetheart, is in prison, charged with murder. The affair la. considered another step in tha Shap-Permenter feud which has been in progress two years. The situation between the two fac tions daily is becoming more tense. A short time ago Don Walker, a,de tective, who was a witness in the case was assassinated while at the supper table. He was shot through a win dow. Tlio Pastime. The home of good pictures. Friday's change of program: "Out of the Depths." Essanay. A feature dramatic production de luxe! Thrilling and tremendous Intense sit uations! James Grey, a clerk, appro priates some money to send his sick mother to a sanitarium, after vainly pleading with his company to loan him the amount. He is caught and serves his term. Lives down his past and has risen to a position of political influence.. Grey now becomes engag ed to a charming society girl. A ruthless blackmailer bled him to the litmit but he refused the last demand and the scoundrel Is killed by a flash of lightning right be fore our eyes. "A Bucktown Romance." .. Kalem. The whole atmosphere of this comedy is fresh and will surely please the usual audience, north or south. There are no white people in it. "Troubles of the X. L. Outfit." Me lies. Dora, a pretty nurse just grad uated is called for her first case to attend Cowboy Pete. By the time Pete is well the boys have grown very fond of her. In desperation to pro long her stay, "Long Jim" resolves to wound himself, but misses his mark and shoots Ralph who is in love with Dora. Dora stays and the romance ends to the satisfaction of all. "The House With the Tall Porch." Edison. This story tells of the love of a lonely old man for his son whom he has driven from home, because of the boy's violent love for the young wife or a neighbor, his best friend Musical program: No. 1 On the N. T., New Haven & Hartford. Schottlsche. Von Tizler. . No. 2 Somewhere She's Flirting With Someone. Walts. H. Orlob. ' No. 3 On a Junetlme Honeymoon, Schottlsche. Gideon. No. 4 Let's Go Out on a Jamboree. Waltz. B. Drely. No. 5 Every Moment You're Lone some I'm Lonesome Too. Schottlsche, Cosy. Wednesday and Thursday sensa tional feature that fairly makes one grip the seat. "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." Than houser. This extraordinary story is from the well known books of Robert Louis Stevenson. Dr. Jekyll, an up right physician, believed that every one possessed a dual personality- wholly good and wholly bad. After long study he discovered a drug that would change him Into his other self When under the influence of this drug he became a very fiend of darkness a beast who would destroy all within his reach, and in this character was known as Mr. Hyde, the demon, capture seemed imminent he took an .antidote and became the correct Dr, Jekyll. This story will eempel eaa's breathless attention and spellbound SEE WINDOW DISPLAY NONE RESERVED Wohlenbreg Dep't Store. Batter Goods for Less Money interest as one watches the marvel ous changes brought about by the two drugs. "The Wild West Circus." Bison. The name of this film tells the story. Tou can bet it's a live one, full of action and laughs, too. "The End of the Circle " Rex. Featuring Miss Marian Leonard in a wonderful story of mind telepathy that makes one wonder. The child miles away calls her mother, and brings her through love. "Two Old Men." Reliance. A charming story of friendship that makes a wide appeal to heart. Coming, April 19 and 20, Madame Sarah Bernhardt, the world's great est actress, In her greatest success, Camllle." At The Grand. Entire change tonight. Vaudeville. 1. Seibert & Jones. The man who wrote "Casey Janes." This act comes well recommended and is a feature in all big houses. 2. McCormlck & Lloyd, the two commedians in "This and That." Photo plays, the usual run of good quality films. AT E How would you like to take ship at Seattle docks, wind a thousand miles through deep blue channels set be tween dark green hills and mountains. past quaint Indian villages with their queer totem poles, past fishing camps and sal men canneries to Skagway; thence over White Pass on the most romantic . spider web of a railroad in the world, to the Yukon, and down that mighty stream with a wide world of floweriDg color on either hand to the edge of the Polar sea, and on to the country of Eskimo, polar bear and walrus! Would you do it, if you could make the trip for 25, 50 or 75 cents? Well, you can; for that is precise ly what Beverly B. Dobbs in his won derful action pictures of the North land at the Oregon theater will show next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday April 15, 16 and 17. Go with him on a tour of Alaska the Great Country. It is a world of beauty and grandeur, of ever changing panorama and a never falling sueces sion of surprises. See his Tourographolog. It will both entertain and Instruct. For sale Gentle, fresh Jersey milch eow and two barred Plymoth Rock cockerels. R. O. Hawks, Byers Grove, City. Did ysu ever stop to consider how flera voor thoughts are and how BOARD YIELDS TO CUPID. Colorado Commissioners Give Up Ef fort to Keep TeacJiors from Mar rying. Grand Junction, Colo. The school board has rescinded its action by which a half month's salary was -withheld from each school teacher in or der to force her to give due notice of any matrimonial intentions. So many of the teachers married immediately after pay day that tha school board used tho plan of hold ing out a portion of the salary with the understanding that it should bo forfeited in case due notice of inten tion to resign was not given. The teachers made such strenuous objections, however, that the board decided to reconsider its actions, in spite of the danger from leap year proposals, : Up to Date Noodle Parlor, The Con Dung Low strictly first-, class Chop Suey and Noodle Parlors are now open in Pendleton. We so licit your patronage. Under State. , Hotel, corner Webb and Cottonwood . streets. Phone Main 607. Tray or- . ders a specialty. Un Company, props. , Mayor James C. Dahlman, Omaha, Nebr., often called the "cow boy mayor," writes of thft'benefit he de rived from Foley Kidney Pills and -says, "I have taken Foley Kidney Pi'.ls and they have given me a great deal of relief, so I cheerfully recom- mend them." For sale by all dealers.. t GIANT TREES IN BRAZIL, John Muir Tells of Ills Years Explo ration in South America. .New York. John Muir, explorer and botanist, has returned after an ab sence of almost a year in South Am erica and Africa in search of rare trees. Muir Is 74 years old, but he boasts he can cover as much ground daily as the average man twenty years his Junior. The botanist entered the forests of Brazil in a hunt for araucarla .trees, a species he regards as important to bo tanical science and which he only had seen in botanical gardens. z"Along the banks of the Parana I discovered thousands of acres of the queerest forest I ever saw." said Muir. "The trees attain a height of more than a hundred feet. They are called Brazilian pine." BROWNS Bronchial Troches Save the voice In all kinds of weather. Invalua ble to singers and speaker, for clearing theroiee. There is nothing more effective fur Throat Irrita tion, Hoarseness and Coughs. Sixty years' repu tation. Sold only in boxes. Sample mailed free JOHN I. BROWN ft SON, Boston, Mat. Smallest Baby in World.. Denver. A baby girl who although she Is 6 weeks old, weighs only three pounds and a quarter, lives in Den ver and gives every promise of a long and healthy life. She is thought to be the smallest baby in the world. The little lady's name Is Mildred Joan Ketchum, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. L. F. Ketchum, 1282 Pearl street, and she weighed only a trifle over two Dounds at her birth last month. Mildred was a lusty young Infant from the start, in spite of the fact that-her life was despaired of at first because of her small proportions. She has been in the Incubator at St. Luke's hospital until a week ago. Mildred's 4-year-old . sister, Anna Bell, stoutly maintains that the new comer Is only a live dolly, but Mil dred's tiny stature does not prevent her from taking nourishment and howling Just as any healthy young infant should do. A pint of milk a day suffices to feed her and she Is thriving, gaining much needed weight rapldfy. And If some girls never married they would never get over being ro mantle. Reinforced Concrete See my many beautiful de signs for Basements, House Foundations, Walls, Fences. Curbing, Building Trim mings and Cemetery Fences. They grow stronger with age. Concrete Blocks Concrete Blocks and re-in-forced concrete are cheaper and far more satisfactory. Make prettier work when finished and give the great est comfort in either hot or cold weather. When You Build it of Concrete, You need to Build but ence Estimates Furnished on Application Fhone Black 3786. D.A.MAY Pend leton, Oregon. Contractor and Builder of all kinda of Concrete Work.