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PAItT KA-T OREGON1AN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY. DECEM1U2U It, IMS.
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TALLMAN & CO.
623 MAIN STREET
SOCIETY
EVENTS
Now Is the Time
TO BUY YOUR APPLES FOR. CHRISTMAS
We have a supply of Mountain Reds, at
$1.75 the box. Also some extra fancy
Spy's, Parmains, Spitzenbergs, Baldwins
and Red-Cheek Pippins.
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
EVANS
SENTENCED
WILL SERVE TIME FOR
FROM OXE TO FIVE YEARS.
e Pleaded Guilty to Obtaining Money
Under False Pretenses and Has Not
Substantiated Any of Ills Extenu
ating Stories Chapman Gets Two
Tears for Running Amuck and Is
Released on Parole; lie Was Drunk
oa Indian Whiskey Action Taken
a Two Civil Cases.
Albert Percy Watmough-Evans will
serve an Indeterminate sentence In the
penitentiary for Issuing bogus checks
to various parties in this city several
weeks ago. The above sentence was
pased on Percy this morning after he
kad pleaded guilty to the charge of
btaining money under false pre
tenses. Under the sentence he may
aerve from one to five years In the
penitentiary, according to his behavior
while there.
At 10 o'clock this, morning Evans
was In readiness for his arraignment
and was taken upstairs to the circuit
Judge's room by Deputy Joe Blake
ley. In appearance the young Eng
lishman was immaculate, ills hair
was carefully combed, his shoes pol
ished and his general attire neat as
usual. He did not seem to be greatly
overcome by the sentence which was
Bryan him, but walked nervously up
and down the corridor of the jail af
ter being locked up again.
Since his arrest Evans has been
wholly unable to prove the story
which he told of how he came to Is
sue the checks through a belief that
he had money In the bank drawn
upon.
Chapman Paroled.
Will Chapman, who ran amuck
with a pistol several weeks ago, was
also sentenced by Judge Ellis this
morning. A two-years term In the
penitentiary was Imposed upon Chap
man, but he was released on parole
and the sentence will not be executed
unless his future conduct should neces
sitate It According to District Attor
ney Phelps Chapman was found to
have been crazed at the time by In
dian whiskey, which he secured al
MurrlU's saloon. Previous to the af
fair his reputation was good, and It
was this that saved him from the
penitentiary.
In the case of Lizzie Swart vs. Mar
tin McLaughlin, a demurrer to the
complaint was overruled, and the de
fendant given three days In which to
answer.
In the case of John Rapp vs. the
Gold Bug Mining company, the court
made confirmation of sale, while in
the case of M. M. Harvey vs. Victor
Lidvall, the demurrer to the com
plaint was overruled and tho defend
ant given until December 23 to an
swer.
EAGLES' BALD AND BANQUET.
Christmas
Gifts
For the Children
Make yourself happy by mak
ing the children happy. Better
come at once If you haven't yet
purchased for them. We carry
a full line nf toys and dolls.
The assortment Includes trains,
tool chests, blocks, games,
guns, toy horses, pictures, china
dolls and wax dolls, dressed and
undressed, with cloth or kid
bodies. Also a large lot of
Bisque and China heads. We
are selling our Toy, etc., at
discount. So nave money by
baying here.
Tallman & Co.
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
Fitting Climax to a Most Enjoyable
Affair.
The grand public ball and banquet
given In the new Eagles' hall last
night was one of the greatest affairs
of Its kind ever held, and furnished a
'itting climax to the dedication day
rcrum. The floor of the large new
Ml! wu.i lii splendid shape and the
' ...is enjoyed by several hun-
Ire 1, while many others were pres.
nt as spectators.
The bamiuet, which was served In
he large room designed for that pur
pose, was an elaborate one and was
ittended by about E00 people.
1'iitllng In a Front.
Monterastelll Bros, are having a
front placed In the east room of their
stone building on Court street Here
tofore the room has been unfinished
and used by the owners as a work
room for their marble works. After
the front Is placed It will still be used
us such unless rented for some busi
ness purpose.
Buffet Car on Siokane Run.
It Is said that the Pullman car now
carried on the Spokane-Pendleton
trains will be changod off soon for a
combination buffet and baggage car.
This change will reduce the weight of
the train and furnish ample accom
modations, passengers desiring better
service than the chair cars.
When we say Interest we mean that we will not only pay you some
thing every six months for th, money you put for safety in tho
savings department of the bank, but we will also take an Interest in
your business, be a friend in need, vouch for your standing, and In
every way strive to give you safety, promptness and courtesy.
Commercial National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
A brilliant card and dancing party
will be given this evening at the home
of Mr. and Mra William Matlock,
when they will entertain the mem
bers of the school board and their
wives, together with the school fac
ulty and all of the teachers of the
public schools.
Mrs. Matlock will be assisted by
Mrs. Eugene Vaughnn, Mrs. Thomas
Wnrner and Mrs. Fred Laatx. The
Invited guests are:
L. it. Traver and wife, J. W. Huff
and wife, Clara G. Hall, Mrs. A. E.
Ivanhoe, Agnes E. Shepard. Grace R.
Miller, Mary Quick, Mary Rltner, Mrs.
Maria Pasley and husband, Daisy Lee,
Alma Harris, Resslo McDanlel, Mrs.
Pearl Rlnearson, Rebah Gans, Ollta
P. Cooley, Mrs. Nellie McAdam, Hiram
Illckcox, Clara B. Carpenter, Stella L.
Marple, Sadie Baum, Mrs. Delia M.
Collier and husband, Eva D. Froome,
Neva Lane, Eva L. WooV Rozena
Epple, Cora M. Sullivan, Roberta
Kippcy, Mrs. M. Louise Welles and
huBband, Walter M. Pierce and wife,
Lee Teutsch and wife, Dr. C. J. Smith
and wife, E. L. Smith and wife, T. G.
Hailey and wife, John Hailey, jr., and
wife, Rev. W. H. Bleakney and wife,
Fred K. Noordhoff and wife. Miss Bess
Craig. Alice Van Nuys, Mrs. Helen W.
Marston, Colonel J. H. Raley and wife.
ltev. W. L. Van Nuys and wife, Cecil
Wade, Bert Huffman and wife. Judge
W. R. Ellis and wife, Lot Llvermore
and wife. Rev. James Cornelson and
wife, J. V. Tallman and wife, Messrs.
Dan Smythe, Roy Raley, Roy Rltner,
Louis La Dow, John Lambreth, Fred
chmeer. Charles Hill. F. B. Chap
man, Frank Mitchell, R. C. McQueen,
H. A. Vincent, Rosco Frost, Fred
Lampkln, Charles Sampson, T. D. Tay
lor, Macey. J. R. Blckford, John Wit
son, K. H. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
C. Sktles, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer P. Dodd,
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Vaughon, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas C. Warner, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Laatx, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Baer. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wheeler,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Graham, Mrs. J. M.
Lane, Mrs. Walter Pierce, Mrs. B. F.
Swaggart.
Gay Campbell, Effle Jean Frasler,
Ethel Parsons, Winnie Prlvett, Mar
garet nnd Luclle Campbell, Blanche
Horn, Mrs. Charles Epptnger and
Mrs. Thomas Purdy, of Walla Walla;
Mr. and Mra Clarence Adams, Mr.
and Mrs. George Hartman, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Owenhouse, Messrs.
Roy Rnley, Ralph Swlnburn. Fred
Lampkln, Roy Rltner, Charles Myers,
Allle Knight, Ernest Ruppe, Dan P.
Smythe, Cecil Waden, Will Gray, Sol
Baum, Harry Thompson, Charles Gray,
Richard Mayberry, George Strand,
Mary Moorhouse, Earl Cooley, Frank
Mitchell, Dean Goodman, Ben Bur
roughs, Fred Schmeer, Charles Samp
son, Win Stewart and Roy Alexander.
A small but pleasant company was
tne one given on Tuesday evening by
Miss Parolee Hailey, In honor of Miss
Lillian Rourke, of Portland. The
evening was spent in nlavlnir "Ron "
after which refreshments were served.
The guests were Miss Jessie Hartman,
miss nana Thompson, Miss Bertha Al-
ender, Mark Moorhouse, Ernest
Uuppe, Ben Burroughs nnd Charles
Myers, Mrs. Ben Burroughs nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs. Berkeley Hailey.
Alpha Psl.
A most enjoyable party was tend
ered the Alphl Psl fraternity and their
friends on Tuesday evening at the
home of David Hill, on the north side,
a member of the fraternity. Progres
sive hearts formed a pleasant evening
pastime. Nona Johnson having the
least number of hearts, won first prise,
and Miss Dixie Todd the consolation
prize.
The great
Incorporation Sale
at the Boston Store
closes Dec. 20.
REMEMBER THE GREAT RE
DUCTIONS ' IN PRICES NOW IN
EFFECT AND PROFiT BY THEM.
In Compliment to Mra Hailey.
Mrs. Norbourne Berkeley enfertiUn-
ed a number of ladles In a pleasant
manner on Friday afternoon In com
pllment to Mrs. Thomas Hailey. who
will soon leave for Salem to reside,
The afternoon was enjoyably spent In
conversation and needlework. Re.
freshments were served In the din
ing room. The table was decorated
with chrysanthemums and hooded
candle lights. Mrs. Hailey presided
pouring tea. The guests present were
Mrs. Lina Sturgls, Mrs. Thomas Purdy,
Mrs. Leon Cohen, Mrs. Fred Judd,
Mrs. Charles Berkeley, Mrs. Ben Bur
roughs, Mrs. Thomas Warner, Mrs.
Margaret Johnson, Mrs. George Hart
man, sr., Mrs. Ernest Hartman, Mrs.
John Vert, Mrs. Frank Moule, Mrs.
Elmer Dodd, Mrs. N. E. Despaln and
Miss Roberts.
Did Ion-Crockett
A quiet but pretty home wedding
was solemnized on Thursday evening,
when Miss Edvth Crockett was united
in marriage to Otto Edward Dldlon,
at tne nome of the bride a mother,
Mrs. Lucretla Overturf, on College
street. The house was artistically
decorated with cut flowers and Ene
llsh Ivy festooned about the' arches
and windows.
Promptly at 8 o'clock the hrl,le in,l
groom, unattended, took their places
in tne bow-window in the llvlns- room
where the nUDtlal knot was tied in n
short but impressive ceremony by the
uev. van Nuys. From 8:30 to 10
o clock the many friends of both con
trading parties called to offer con
gratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. Dldlon dlsnensed with
a wedding trip and repaired to their
newly furnished home at 507 Marie
street, where they will be at home to
tnelr mends after December 21
Oman-Johnson,
A very pretty and quiet wedding
took place last evening at Wallula,
Wash., when the eldest daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. N. J. Oman, Ella, was
united In marriage tod Mr. David L.
jnnnRon. 'ine ceremony was pro
nounced by Rev. O. LeRoy Hall, pas.
tor of the Baptist church.
Mrs. Johnson was at one time i
resident of Pendleton, and has many
friends here, while Mr. Johnson Is. a
prosperous young stockman. They
left on the midnight train, after
wedding feast was partaken of by the
friends and Immediate family. Mr,
and Mrs. Johnson will make their
home In Pendleton, an he has bought
property here.
Dancing Club.
A dancing club of married couples
has been formed, to have a series of
dancing parties throughout the win
ter. The first dance of the season
will take place on Wednesday even
Ing, December 20, at the dance hall In
the Eagles' new building.
In Honor of Miss Lillian Rourke.
The Alexander home on Water
street was the scene of a pretty card
party on Wednesday evening, given In
honor of Miss Lillian Rourke, of Port'
land, the hostess being Miss Jessie
Hartman and Miss Bertha Alexander.
The house was attractive In the decor
ations of Oregon grape and cut flow
ers together with the brilliant illu
mination of numerous electric lights
and candle light.
A pretty picture was formed as the
plnyers at 12 tables were battling over
the game of "BOO." The victor of the
ladies In the contest was Miss Faye
Bartholomew, and of the gentlemen,
Murk Moorhouse, After the game
dainty refreshments were served.
The Invited list Included Misses Ed
na Thompson, Eva Froome, Faye
Bartholomew, Esma Sawtelle, Elea
nor and Constance Despaln, Esther
and Sadie Sommerville, Myrtle Hill,
Adna Raley, Ethel Johnson, Bess and
Social and Personal Note
Mrs. Gilbert Phelps was hostess on
Thursday for the Bridge Whist club.
Miss Ethel Parsons, of Portland, Is
a guest of Miss Bess and Gay Camp
bell. The Duplicate Whist club met on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Llna
Sturgis:
Mrs. Elizabeth Swltzler, of Port
land, is visiting in the city at the home
of Mrs. Thomas Ayera.
Mrs. J. R. Dickson will entertain a
small company on Tuesday afternoon
In honor of Mrs. Thomas G. Hailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer P. Dodd will
soon be at home at "the residence of
Mr. Thomas Hailey, on Jackson street
Mrs. George A. Hartman, Jr., left
Tuesday morning for Astoria, where
she will visit relatives until after the
holidays.
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Fred Vincent nnd Fred Hartman
are expected home this week from Se
attle to spend the hollduys with their
parents.
Mrs. Thomas Purdy and son Charles
of walla Walla, who have been visits
Ing at the home of Mrs. Llna Sturgls,
win return home tomorrow.
Mrs. William MacDonald. of Og-
uen, Utah, Is expected to arrive today
for a lengthy visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moorhouse.
Edgar Smith, who has been attend
ing school at the state university at
Eugene, Is home to spend the holidays
witn his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. L,
Smith.
The San Soucl club met on Monday
evenlns1 with Mrs. FV w vinonnt ti,.
ciuo prize was won by Mrs. J. F. Rob
inson, 'rne next meeting will be with
Mrs. E. A. Vaughon.
The M. A. C. club met on Monday
afternoon with Mrs: C. K. Cranston
The prize for points was won bv Mrs
W. H. McCormmach, Mrs. Cranston
receiving the hostess prize.
Big Boston Store
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Cut Price on
OVERCOATS
t .00 OVERCOATS....
f 1.00 OVERCOATS....
I1.00 OVERCOATS. . . .
$11.50 OVERCOATS....
116.00 OVERCOATS....
$18.00 OVERCOATS. . . .
$20.00 OVERCOATS....
BOYS'
- $5.50
$6.00
$7.00
- ; $8.50
$10.75
$13.00
$14.50
OVERCOATS TAKE A DISCOUNT OF OQ VFAi CENT.
Baer b Daley
Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatter
Mr. und Mrs. Fred Earl were host
and hostess to a small company
inends on Tuesday evening. "Five
hundred" was played, after which
chafing dlHh refreshments were serv
ed.
Mrs. N. E. Despaln, who Is visiting
ncr daughters, Mrs. Norbourne and
Charles Berkeley, was the honored
guest at a dinner party on Tuesday
evening, Mra Thomas C. Warner be
ing tne entertaining hostess. Covers
were laid for eight The Invited
guests were Mrs. Leona Thompson,
Mrs. a. vv. Nye, Mra George A. Hart
man, sr., Mrs. M. T. Starkweather,
Mrs. Llna Sturgls and Mrs. Margaret
jonnson.
Decrees of Divorce.
uecrecs of divorce were granted
yesterday by Judge Ellis to Josoph
weston from Sophia Weston, and
Jennie W. Medley from Claud C
Medley. In the former case the
ground of the complaint was cruel
and Inhuman treatment, while In the
latter gross and habitual drunkenness
was alleged.
ANOTHER WONDER OF 8CIENCE.
Blolear has Proved that Dnlnif U
Caused r a Germ.
Science la donis: wonrfar. ihmm i
meuicme as well rs In mechanics. Since
Adam lived, the human race has been
troubled with rianrimrr
preparation has linrntnfnra r..,A . ....
ce.wful cure until Newbro's Hernlclde was
put on the market. It Is a sclcnlino prep,
aratlon that bin. it- .
dandruff or scurf by digging Into th
. t ,0 root or lne har wnere
It saps the vitality; causing Itching scalp,
railing hair, and flnn k.t.i.
Ittd"?!!rUff 'J8"" TnU"t row xurlantly!
oi r k i 1. uLryer or dandruff.
ln0l.tan.din,r. .'i''
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cld. Co., Detroit, Mich.
A. C. Koeppen A Bros., special agents.
A HOLD UP
that will benefit you If you tak. d
vantage of the opportunity the ap
llftlng and pu ng before you aur
new fall styles of Neck r tlcgano.
Rich colors artistically harm. nisei
prevail In our autumn assortssMw.
and we will be pleased to outfit rH.
We are haberdashers In general.
Despain's Cash Store
Court Street, Opposite Goldcss
Hotet
IF YOU CARE FOR
YOUR HEALTH
take linen to a laundry wh.r ear
ful, cleanly and sanitary methods sr.
employed. Need take no step farther
than to our door needn't do that We
will call at yours If you let us know
your wish. May we put your name .a
our list when our wagon goaa rh.
rounds today.
Robinson's
Domestic Laundry
WONDERLAND
' Our Store is a regular Wonderland
of Holiday Gifts
And on every side can be seen articles to please all; something to de
,lght the boy, the girl, tho old, the young. Never In Pendleton has suck
a monster collection of Holiday Goods been displayed as we now have.
Every nook and corner In our store Is crowded with suitable presents.
Some -Suggestions for Gifts
Books, Toys, Dolls, Souvenirs, Calendars, Pictures, Perfumev,
Fancy China, Silverware, Toilet Cases, Manicure Sets, Jewelry Boxes,
Cuff Boxes, Muslo Rolls, Steins, Ladles' Jewelry, Gents' Jewelry,
Pocket Knives, Victor Talking Machines, Ornamental Shells, Holiday
Stationery, Sheet Music, Photo Albums, Scrap Books, Kodak Album,
Mirrors, Doll Furniture, Hobby Horses. Thousands of articles to select
from.
We Invite you to come In and see our gigantic showing. Santa
Claus has established his headquarters with us and your money will
do double duty at our prices.
Cook Perry
COURT STREET.
WOLF'S OLD STAND.
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE RF.CORD8 REDUCED FROM
T (JOC LARGE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT PttpM.
"Far sain flt tlin V.ant Oroconinn of'ipp T.nnro tuinrllna nf nmrn
pikers, containing over 100 big pnpora, can be had for 25o a bundle