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rr,K two. TVUT.Y EAST OKFtlONTAX. rEXPLETOX. OK KG ON. TUESDAY, SKriTAir.KK I. ion. EIGHT PAGES. r FAIL OPENING 1 1 i4 notable exhibit of Fall and Winter Apparel which will surpass all our pre vious efforts. For beauty, style, quality and moderate prices this opening cannot be equaled in Pendleton. Beautiful and fashionable attire will be found here that will suit the personality and the means of every woman in this vicinity. m Grand Opening this evening from 7:30 till 9 P. M. ALL ARE INVITED TO COME and see our show ing we will not sell anything during the opening. Just come and visit, get acquainted with our stocks and listen to the music. Premium J COUPON The Peoples larefieuaa Where It Pays to Trae. Save Your T. P. V. Trading Stamps IV- JPremTuM' COUPON ... f .. A i 6 A "AMUSEMENTS - Larry Madden, 135 pound Port-aru'. policeman, who will moot El Kns'T.. heavyweight tattle con. here on t. lust nh;ht of lh: Round-u:. for 1'u northwest championship, lie i i King. Woman and Her Varied Interests The Orih'i!iii. For Friday's change the favorites wh will appear ure Carlvle Rlackwell Marian Suis. Mabel Turnclle and Broncho Billy. Intompt rain-e. Kalem. Kitty, the slsur of John I'.retit. a minister, falls iii love with Bert, a young man of th- vl'lags. liert has one had habit drink and the girl Induces him to reform It appears that he has ov er; onu his weakness and the minis ter g've.s his consent to the wedding, j -mi-io: unns come and trie nusDnnd IVP :tK:Un. One strong situation fol lows an'th"r r.nd the splendid char acter of the young minister (Carlyle Flackrt.!l) gui les the unhappy sister in her hour i f sorrow. Holly Varden. Edison. lirnnrV.o Billy and the Schoolmam's .weethait. Es.anay. Marjorle Wayne, the now echoed teacher, anl Broncho Billv board at the same plaee. He proposes but she Fays she; ha a sveetheart In the city. He comes for her and they are married Shortly afterward Steve gets in bad company and steals some horses. He Is captured by a posse and about to be killed when Broncho Billy through his love for Marjorle. hold's up the posse and lets him escape. The Widow's Kids. Blograph. The fascinating traveling salesman didn't like the klda. but through their ma's fickleness they finally won the par ent of their hearts. Cupid and the Cook. Blograph. "To Ubbevllle Courthouse." Edi son. On the. death of his m Litre .ss, an old darkey starts to deliver her youn son to u relative who is an army of ficer. Fond Is scarce and the faith ful old fellow l caught stealing po tatoes for the boy, but is released when the boy's identity is discovered. "The Galloping Itomeo." Selig. A very laughable farce comedy. IMPEACHMENT IS HELP TO SULZER )tiiiuin of Opinion From 52 Coun ties SlMtvr Opinion to llo Anli-Tamiiiaiiy. XEW YORK. Hept. 4 The Murphy Tammany fight against Governor riul zr. which resulted in his Impeach ment, has served to strengthen rather than weaken him. according to the New York Worl!, which collected "forecasts" from 52 counties of the state. The summary printed In the World in part follows: "A surprising amount of sentiment favorable to William Sulzer. under im peachment for 'high crimes and mis demeanors, and a close fight for the control of the next assembly, are dls tloed by the reports from the World's -orresponder.ts In all cities outside of Greater New York. "The report shows tiiat the senti ment favorable to Sulzer Is nnt con fined to the Democratic votes, but on the contrary Ls represented by a lar ger percentage of Republican and in dependent voters, the Democratic ma chine adherents being generally against him; that In some quarter?; the governor has lost supporters, but! in the majority of counties has gained ' friends since the inauguration of the) war against him by the Murphy ma- chine: that in every instance the sen-j timent which Is largely anti-Murphy is pro-Sulzer. j "There is, of course, a good deal of j sentiment favorable to Governor ul- i zer, based on the belief that his al leged offenses are due to temperamen tal qualities, rather than to any de liberate wrong doing." Ur. Sax ton had opened the fire door to put in some coal, when the arch tube, several inches in diameter, con taining hot water and steam, burst, and hot water and steam were thrown ail over the two men. They jumped from the engine and the train came to an immediate stop. They were picked up in a badly scalded and bruised condition and placed on pas senger train Xo 5 and sent to a Port land hospital. Saxon lives in Eat La Grande, and while an experienced fireman, took this run a short time ago. Griffin has been here for several years and is a single man. Tmo Mn ScaUlcd. LA GRANDE. Ore., Sept. 4. Engi-i neer Griffin and Fireman Tom Saxton I narrowly escaped being scalded to I death Morula v niirht east of here near I j North Powder. 1 I The accident happened just as train' No. 23 was pulling into North Pow- PHuyinsr tle Law. "How in the world will you dig up mere evidence to get me a new trial?" "Don't worry about that," replied the lawyer. "All you have to do is to li? up more money" Judge. Southern Italy. including Sicily, lominates the lemon markets of th world. California is the only rival Italy has in the business. ENGLISH AVIATOR WILL TRY TO CAPTURE $25,000 ' - J llsrry Ci Hawker, the English v1h tor and the machine with which he I making an effort to capture the K& fK'O prize offered by an English rcpter or any oti who can make a 16.000 mile flight around the Eng lish and Scottish coast in an hyd aeroplane. The flight must be ac complished In seventy-two hours, dur inr which descents may be made on water only at the control stations i.t KamegutM, Yarmouth, Scarborough. Aberdeen, Orotarty, Oban. Dublin. Falmouth and the fishing point near Sou'hampton. The late Colonel F. H. Cody who was killed In his areoplane recently, was an entrant In this con test and was favored to win the biz prize. Worth Knowing. To renew the luster of morocco, or any other leather, apply the white of an ecg with a sponge. I'se a clothespin to screw u small hook Into hard wood. It will make it much easier than if the fingers ar. used. Window blinds which have become dull and dusty with age may be con siderably freshened by means of a coating of linseed oil An old brush may be used with which to apply K. the blind being first scoured with soap suds and then dried before the oil is laid on. I'nused silver will keep bright if laid away in a box of flour. Varnished wallpaper should be washed with a whitewash brush and warm soapy lather. Squeeze the brush lightly after it has been dip ped in the lather, and work from the ceiling downward, finishing one patch all the way down before start ing upon the next. National Food Magazine. , W'oodcn Bench Sa"il Covered. We have a little bit of a city gar den Just back of a large building, and we have discovered a garden-bench Me that must be passed on. The carpenter bought an 18-foot cypress board, over two- inches thick, and made t.vo benches of it. The top of each bench Is a straight slab, and the two supports are carved, copying the supports of a fine old stone bench. When the bench was finished, he painted it a grayish white, and sand ed it by throwing handfuls of white mm no Into the fresh paint This pro cess was repeated several times and now it is hard to believe that the bench Isn't built of good, solid stone. It has stood one year of weather and wear perfectly and the carpenter says it will last for years and years in its present good condition. Delin eator. For the Woman WImi Can Have Bui One Suit. Grace Margaret Gould, fashion ed itor of the Woman's Home Compan ion, devotes her department In the September number of that periodical to news and suggestions about fall styles. She says that the coat and skirt suit for general wear this fall Is shown In two models one the Rus sian or Cossack Blouse, adapted from the Cossack coat of the Russian sol dier, the other a cutaway. Of the cutaway she says: "It is this latter which should be selected by the woman who can have but one suit, as It Is appropriate for both everyday wear and dress occa sions. There are two special features of the cutaway this season. First. It !s longer than- It has been In the past and, second, it Is frequently worn with a waistcoat, oftentimes the fronts being turned back more plainly to show this waistcoat, which Is usu ally of brilliantly colored silk. The skirt Is draped enough to be modish and not too much to completely take away the severity of the tailored effect The draped skirt will continue to be modish throughout the fall and winter." two rows neatly across the heavy part of the back of the headboard. Above these, at each side of the bed, she srhewel in a bracket to hold a, cur tain rod and on this hun? heavy pink chambray curtains with a wide run at the lop, so they could be easily slipped to one side, t the bottom of the headboard she put hooks on which to hang her shoe bag. Her dresses and skirts w ere nuns neatly on the hooks and th- curtains pulled over them. Then the bed. which rolled easily on casters, was pushed back into place cornerwise and thi room was In older" Oau;;lit a Bnil Cold. "Last winter my son caught a very t ad cold and the way he coughed was something dreadful." writes Mrs. Sarah E. Duncan, of Tipton. Iowa. We bought just one bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy and that one bottle stopped his cough and cured his cold completely." For salo by all dealers. Adv. Canning Fruit. Vegetables and fruits canned at home and homemade Jellies, Jams and similar roods should be kept In dry, j airy storage places out of direct light j The cans and Jars used should be of good quality, and all the Usual pre j cautions of good rubber rings, if they i are used, and so on should be taken. Canning may also be made use of oauy ror temporary preservation of food, and it is especially valuable where Ice chest facilities are not good. When making soup stock a large quantity Is made as easily as a small quantity, and the surplus may he poured while hot Into fruit Jars and sealed. Boiled milk may be thus canned anrl cooked vegetables which may be at the time plentiful or cheap Mince meat may also be canned, hut it will keep a long time in an ordinary re ceptacle if melted suit is poured over the top. Such canning, especially of soup stock or milk. Is only recom mended for a few days' keeping, and every precaution should be taken that fmlllnr in the ordinary canning of fruit or vegetables. Past I mo. The Pastime presents for Friday's change an all star feature program: There Is a Vltagraph featuring Mau rice Custello and Clara Kimball Young, A l'.iograph featuring Claire McDowell, Harry Carey and Henry Walthal. an Kdison featuring Bliss Milford and William West and a very laughable Selig comedy. "A Faithful Servant." Vltagraph. An interesting Italian drama, in which all the scenes were taken in Rome. The old servant of a social istic young nobleman gives up his lib erty sooner than see his master sent to prison while his daughter, who could free bothe her father and her young master by losing her honor, re fuses to do so. Through the Influence ot the young woman, the spy who has Informed against the two men, meets with a terrible and well-merited death. "A Gambler's Honor." Blograph. His attempt to save another results in hla own regeneration The broth er at curds falls to make up the short age In the express office, but the gambler determined to save him. His Intention, however, was misconstrued until the sheriff's investigation brought out the truth. The gambler then awoke to the Justice of the girl's plea against his previous life and the tragedy of a dead brother's weakness was lightened. C'OSV. The Frank and l-Mn.i Carpenter company of funmakers will present the laughable black-face act. "Going to the Races," on Wednesday and Thursday, nights. A half hour of continuous laughter. Miss Peurl Vohl, soprano soloist, in pleasing sonrs. Pic ture program for Wednesday and Thursday: "The Code of t'ie T". S A." Pilot. One moving picture critic calls this "a sensational thriller." It deals with the efforts of Japanese spies to ob tain the secret code of the United States, but they are outwitted by an American here. A stirring story. The Higher Law." Imp. This Is sensational, also. The man ner in which the paymaster's wife de fends the cabin against the murderous Intruder until help Is brought through the agency of the family dog, Is very exciting. The death of tho would-be lobber from a bolt of lightning fur nishes a vivid climax. "Friendly Neighbors." Powers. (Full Reel.) The celebrated comedians of the dramatic stage. Max Asher (as an Irishman) and Harry Fisher (as a Dutchman), assisted by Mattle and Early, make things hum In this com edy. There is a burlesque prizefight t the end. "The Heart of Hernanda." Towers (Full Reel.) This film story Is located In Sonora, Mexico, and Is interesting throughout. Mother of FJuhtccn Children. "I am the mother of eighteen chil dren and have the praise of HolnT more work than any young woman in my town." writes Mrs. C. J Martin. Boone Mill, Va. "I suffered for flv years with stomach troublo and could not eat as much as a biscuit without suffering. I have taken three bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets and am now a well woman and weigh 168 pounds. I can eat anything I want to, and as much ns I want and feel better than I have at any time In ten years. I refer to nny one in Boone Mill or vi cinity and they will vouch for what I say." Chamberlain's Tablets are for sale by all dealers. Adv. The total mileage of state railways In Italy June 2ft, 1911. was S2S. Al though 14 S mlbs were added during the year the same number of mllea of road was abolished. Hint for the Hall-Room Boy or Olrl. In the September Woman's Home Companion Is a page called "The Ex change" which Is given up to house hold suggestions sent in by contrib utor. Following is a suggestion showing how a substitute for a closet tan be prepared In a crowded bed room: "A girl who rented a small room with no closet asked the landlady If she might use the back of the high headboard of the bed, which cut off one corner of the room, as a closet. When consent was given she bought two dozen large gilt hooks and put FOR HOW LOXG? Pendleton Raises a Pertinent Ques tion. When a neighbor tells us that he has recovered from a serious illness, the first question that naturally aris es Is' .'How long will he keep well?" Temporary relief Is one thing, but a lasting cure Is altogether different. There Is nothing temporary about the work of Doan's Kidney Pills as the following evidence proves beyond a doubt. It's Pendleton testimony: Joseph E. Maggert, 615 Lewis St. Pendleton, Oregon, saya: "I felt quite miserable from a dull, dragging back ache which was caused by heavy lift ing. A friend said that perhapa my kidneys were causing this trouble and told mi to take Doan's Kidney Fills. I used three boxes In all and was completely cured. I gladly confirm all I said about Doan'i Kidney Pills when I publicly recommended them In 1910. A short time ago when I needed a kidney medicine, I took Doan's Kidney Pills and one box fix ed me In good shape." For sale by all dealers. Price E0 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. New Tork, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan'i and take no other, Not a 'Fairy Story Once upon a time there was a shrewd person who wanted his business proposition to reach a very influential man. lie could not get to sx? him in person but he lenrnrxl that lie was a constant reader of a certain newspaper. So the mail who wanted something wrote an ad vertisement stating his proposition and worded in the way he k-lieved would appeal to the ONE MAX lie wanted to reach. lie put it in a prominent place in the newspaper read by the ONE MAX. lie kept it there and In-fore many days rolled around it did just what he hojied it would, brought him to the attention of the customer. " Both profited for this is a true advertising story. Xow the point to you lies in the fact that there ia probably some message in tho advertising of today' Eafit Oregonian that is written expressly to you. Are you a reader of the advertising so you can cath the message7 It may bo important. 1