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evextxg o nsEnvEn, ia graxbe, ortEcox, ttesday, April u, ice:
Are You Ready for it ?
WILL SOON
BE HERE
:
Evzri poszlble preparation has been made by us to supply your demands for this'
occasi'or. Cir stoKs are now complete In all departments and the world of fashion Is ;
completely represent
ed in this exhibition of
SPRING STYLES FOR
1908;
Newest
Tailored
Gowns
and
Sfreef
Sufs
Easier MillineryPicturesque Modes
The designers who decide positively upon the world's millinery fashions have gone
to the old masters In oil for this season's inspirations. Vie will have a special showing
for Saturday. COME AND SEE THEM. .
BEAUTim VJAISTS-KEW ARRIVALS-We can suit every taste and every purse.
EVERYTHING IV PIECE GQODS-U you have not already made up those Easter Gowns,
there is still time, provided you hurry.
I Come to our store and see alt that is good
I and beautiful in these lines : :
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The
Peoples
Store
OPERA tiOUSE EL9CK
LA GRANDE, OREGON
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HERMANN DEWS (KARCl
(Continued from page 1.)
ported Fulton.
Hlnee criming to this city ho re
cpjved a telegram from former Con
jtrussmnn Hermann, which also refut
ed another charge made by Mr, Ho
ney. He denied thnt he wai the "sack
lioldur" for John II. Mitchell during
his last campaign; that he had paid
J. H. Smith $1500 to come In and
break the hold-up proceeding, and
utated how Mr. Honey had attempted
to secure, an affidavit from Mr. Powell
whom Heney In his charge stated as
being oenversant with the facts. This
Powell refused to do, and when Mr.
Heney a few days ago failed to get
this affidavit from Mr. Powell, Heney
asked Powell to keep quiet until after
the primaries. Ho cited his record In
congress as to the charge that he had
worked for the "Interests." He re
ferred to his vote on the rate bill and
the present bill which affects certain
lands along the lines of the Southern
raclflc. .
He claimed thnt Governor. Cham
berlain was allied with Heney In their
attempt, to blacken his record.
In Ala closing remarks he dwelt a
few momenta upon pending legislation
nd staed a number of bills that he
was desirous of assisting In their
passage.
He was repeatedly encored, and he
poke up to the limit of his time in
order thut he might catch No. 5, so he
ould roach Portland this morning,
v.hcro he will speuk tonight. ;
Ho may deliver two speeches ln
Portland before the primaries, but
v, iiulil not sny until he reached Port
land. He had Intended to speak in
renilleton and The Dalles and other
eastern Oregon points, but later de
cided that he would return to Port
land and answer Mr. Heney while the
latter was there.
For as strenuous a campaign as this
1ms been, Senator Fulton Is standing
the strain remarkably well and Is con
fident thnt the vote next Friday will
lift the odium that has been held over
him by his political enemies.
FLEET REACHES SAN DIEGO '
(Continued from page 1.)
craft, loaded to the guards with sight
seers and relatives and friends of the
men on board the battleships, hovered
around the big fighters.
I Little In the way of reception was
possible this afternoon., owing to the
lateness of the hour and the fact that
' the officers and men of the fleet were
busily engaged In making everything
ship shape for the reception of the
many visitors who will, throng the
decks In the next three days.
I This evening at 8 o'clock an Infor
mal dinner will be given at the Hotel
del Coronado to Admiral Thomas and
other officers of the fleet. This funo
tlon will be a brilliant one.
While the banquet is taking placr
the Coronada shore will present t
striking picture. Cireat baskets of re
fire will line the shore at short Inter
vals for a mile. The warships alsc
will be Illuminated, but the great feat
ure will be the lighting of the city, t
quarter of a million Incandescent
lights will outline the principal build
ings of the city and ropes of lights wir
twinkle from the great light masti
which rise above the dwellings In th
high residence districts. In addition
to these there will be 250,000 Japan
ese lanterns, which will be employed
principally on the launches, ships and
other craft In the harbor. It will b
practically one blase of lights from
the ships off shore to the highest ele
vation of the city. The most striking
piece In the scheme of Illumination
will be an electric flag flung between
the two wings of the magnificent
Grant hotel building and of such In
genious construction that It will seem
to be constantly waving.
-.
Gillette Arrives,
Governor Gillette arrived with his
party to greet the Atlantic fleet as
the chief executive of the state. As
ne stepped rrom the car he was
cheered by thousands who came to the
depot to greet him. He was whisked
to the Hotel Coronado In an auto,
where the .governor's party occupied
27 rooms. Although the governor has
not entirely recovered from hit recent
Illness, he felt In good condition this
morning. .
Hours before the time set for the
arrival of the fleet, hundreds, of peo
ple were clustered out at Point Lorn a
and Point of Rocks, to secure the best
spots to view the coming of the fleet.
Soon after dawn many were on their
way" with binoculars and lunch bas
kets prepared for the wait.
Although the .fleet was not expected
to arrive before 1 o'clock, hundreds of
craft were out on the bay by 8 o'clock.
A score of sea-going vessels took on
loads of passengers and went down
the coast to meet the fleet.'
The Hotel Coronado la packed to
the roof.- Every room and every cot
In both the hotel and the tents of the
city are taken and hundreds of peo
ple are there who have gone over for
the day only. At 5 o'clock this morn
lng ships were 0 miles south of here,
going at eight knots In order not to
arrive ahead of time. They slowed
down to seven knots before the morn
ing was over.
The Atlantic fleet was sighted at
11 o'clock about 30 miles distant, and
arrived' at 1 o'clock.
BIO EEAGUE9 START.
Overall Til rowing for Chicago In Chi
cago Against Detroit Tigers.
Chicago, April 14. The opening
games in both the National and Amer
ican leagues are scheduled to ' be
r '"j c acTw 'o ricruuOii. Tin? .ra
tional League: Chicago will open at
Cincinnati; Pittsburg at St. Louis;
New Tork at Philadelphia; Boston at
Brooklyn. '
Detroit starts trouble In the Amer
ican league at Chicago; St. Louis s
Cleveland; Philadelphia at New Tom.
and Washington at Boston.
Ovle Overall will pitch for Chlcag
against the Reds. Interest In the
American league centers In the gam
between "the Detroit Tigers and the
Chicago White Sox.
Inquest on Remains.
This afternoon air Inquest was held
over the remains of Joe Paterman
who killed himself on Snitzler's islam"
Friday, after first having shot hif
nartner, Fred Delta. The flirt wit
ness called was Envoy Demlce of the
Salvation' Army, and he told In detail
if hln acquaintance with Paterman,
md read the letter which the dead
nan had written him Just before the
tragedy. The letter showed Paterman
to have felt bitterly towards his part
ner. The statement made by Deltz to
District Attorney Phelps, was also
read to the coroner's Jury. Following
Demke's testimony J.. W. Brown, un
dertaker for Baker & Fol-rnm. wa;
allod and told of finding Paterman's
body on Swltzler'a Island.
The Inquest was held in District At
torney Phelps' office, and at S o'clock
Me Jury had not completed Its in
stigations. Pendleton E. O.
Exclude Immoral Mexicans.
Tucson, Ariz., April 14. Iminlgra
.Vm officials have commenced a cm
u'.e vhtch Is likely to result In t
rent diminution In the population ol
'e red light districts ol the varlou.'
nvns and cities along fie Moxicar
order. A large proportion of the In
v ites of mlmmoral reserts are Mexv
an women and these '111 be sent back
Mexico. Tho deportation of thlt
'ass of women Is undertaken undei
ho section of the new immtgratlor
w, which provides that any alien
ho comes to this country and withli
sree years thereafter becomes an Im
loral character, may be deported
(any arrests have been already m.d
nd a general cleaning up of the re
orts along the border In Arizona, Nev
Uexico and Texas Is expected.
Fight Against Tart.
Worcester, Mass., April 14. A flgh
between the Taft adherents and thosi
who favor an unpledged delegatlor
developed today In the Third district
republican convention. The Taft mer
favor the election of Harry W. God
dard of this city, and Frank Hartley
of Webster, as national delegates,
while the antl-Taft forces are led by
Colonel Samuel E. Wlnslow of Wor
cester and Harry H. Whiting of Whlt-Ingsvllle.
Debate on Friday Evening.
The Pendleton academy debating
team la now rehearsing energetically
for the debate wrth the team from
Tualitln academy at the Presbyterian
church In thla city next Friday eve
ning, April 17. The subject of the d
bate will be. "Resolved,- That the
United States government should
adopt a system of postal savings
banks," with Pendleton taking the
negative side. The Pendleton debat
ers are Russell Blankenshlp, leader,
Roy Rowland and Edmund. Milne,
130 MM
In Food
and strictly prohibits
the sale of alum
baking powder
So does France
So does Germany ,
The ale of alum foods
bia, and alum baking powders are everywhere recognizee! as
bjurious. Ta nrftfPt vourself against alum,,
when ordering baking powder, V
Sap plainly
n a if If A
and be very sure you get RoyaL
Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape
Cream of Tartar. It adds to the digestibility and whole-
somenesj ot the tood.
Crt
Galveston Plan for Walla Wulln.
That Walla Walla will adopt the
Galveston plan of city government will
more, than likely be the recommenda
tion of the CommerclHl club of this
city, says the Walla Walla Statesman.
The matter was brought " "
meeting of thnt o.-panlzation last night
by George Ludwlgs, who referred to
an article lately appearing In "Suc
cess." "TfTe present form of government
we have In th,!s city is old and obso
'ete," said Yiee-Freslilent Dement,
wn Trelrtir;ir. "We need an up-'
to-date form of city government."
''btR expression seemed to voice the
sentiments of every one present,
Several spoke along the same line and
all were of the opinion that the new
system should be tried here. The
matter was disposed of by a motion to
have the secretary make a digest of
m. ipeHc'nl control und report to
the Commercial c'.ub fur action at the
next meeting.' ' . ' ' ''';
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Cooked Food a-ul ArrciiM.
The Ladles' Aid society of Co
church will hold a cook food and
apron sale Saturday, April 18, at the
City market of the Grande Ronde
Meat company. Many good things.
Buy for your Sunday dinner.
t-i-
Market
And
Day 4
t
Stock
Show
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