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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, l0g.
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Hosiery and
Underwear
Extra values being offerd
this week.
Another shipment of ladlei' Silk and Wool Union Suits and sep
arate garments Just received.
Union Suits - - $2.50 and $3. 00
Seperate Garments - $1.25 and $1.50
Children's Fleeced Underwear 30c suit and up.
Hosiery for Children
The Best you can buy. .
No. 99 Light weight 25c No. 15 Medium weight 25c
No. 19 Heavy weight 25c
Try a pair.
Teutsch's DERENT
CITY BREVITIES
Sawdust for cale, In any quantity,
at Oregon Lumber yard.
Nice furnished housekeeping rooms
for rent. Inquire 302 Logan street
Prize shooting gallery, billiards and
pool. Ward & Bowlsby. Eagle build
ing. For Sale Good milch cow. Ad
dress C. H. Rosenburg, P. O. Box 665,
Pendleton.
Sale on trimmed hats still contln
WP9. Great bargains. Mrs. Camp
bell's Millinery.
When In Fortlnnd stop at the Hotel
Oregon. Rates 11 per day and up
ward. European plan. Free 'bus.
We have Just received a consign
ment of the celebrated Denver crack
ers. Better try them; they are bet
ter than the Paradise. George H.
Clark, grocer.
It has been used by American houBe-wlvr-s
for over a third of a century,
and those who have used It longest
praise It most. Stronger than other
baking powders. Don't use as much
of It. Ask your grocer for Cleveland's.
I ma'ill i Indian filrl In Trouble.
A voting Indian woman slightly
above the agf of 110 years, modest ap
Inn. educated and speaking Kns
IMi flii-ni l; I.- eonfltiod In the city
Jail today on a charge of drunken
ii'". She blames a white man for
gelling her in urh condition.
If her Mow Is true, some wblt'. ntan
Mh.ise naini. the officers hay? not yrt
learned, floured liquor for the girl
She Has
Demonstrated
Mrs. Hlttenour, who Is demonstrat
ing this wei k i t the lied Cross Phar
macy Is a traveler of repute, having
been In the service of the Cam.iline
company for the past 10 years, and
bus demonstrated In every state and
city of Importance In the Union as
well ns In England nnd Prance, where
the nobility were entertained by her
demonstrations. Mrs. Rlttenour will
be at Donaldson's "Red Cross Pharma
cy until Saturday night.
F. J. DONALDSON
Reliable Druggist.
DIAMOND
- -- DIAMOND
RINGS
Ifjrou are looking for a nice
diamond let me show
you one.
The PRICE will be right
and the quality guaranteed.
LOUIS HUNZIKER,
JEWKIiER AND OPTICIAN.
728 Main Btrmc
and drunk with her until she was in a
helpless condition, and then deserted
her, leaving her to find her own way
out r-f the difficulty.
She was picked up on the streets
last night so drunk as to be practi
cally helples.". She was firought to
the city Jull and placed In the woman's
apartments. When addressed by the
cfflcers this morning she spoke Eng
lish well, uml told them a white man
had procured the liquor and gave It
to her.
She Is from the Umatilla reserva
tion and Is only visiting In LewlMon.
Si'e ntiended the Chemawa Indian
schord ii nil Is well educated. Lewis
ton Teller.
CASK POSTPONED.
ItailrcHiil Commission Cnnn Will lie
Held In Witllii Wnlla DwemlKT 3.
Walla Walla, Nov. 16. Judge T. H.
HrijntH received a telegram yesterday
asking him to postpone the case of
the State of Washington, ex rel., the
Great Northern, Northern Pacific, O.
11. & N. and W. &. C. U. railroad
companies, against the railway com
mission of the state of Washington,
until December or possibly later.
Judge Hrents has granted the re
quest. No reason was given for the
postponement. The writ was return
able today.
The suit Is expected to cause the
greatest railroad battle ever known
In the state of Washington ns the rail
road companies are determined to test
the legality of the actions of the com
missioners. The case on which the
suit was brought, was heard in Walla
Walla In June and resulted In the
commission ordering rntes lower than
tlio? In force.
The ground on which the writ of
review Is asked Is that the commission
heard testimony and made findings
on evidence not set forth In the com
plaint. The continuation was asked for by
the railroads.
PERSONAL
MENTION
H. A. Osborn, a stockman of Vale,
Ore., has been In the city today.
Donald Rosst a sheepman of Birch
creek, Is a visitor In the city today.
James Nelson, a prominent stock
man of Butter creek, Is In the city to
day. M. A. Rader has been at Arlington
today upon a goose hunting expedi
tion. Thomas Reeves, a farmer of Ridge
has been In the city today on a trad
ing trip.
Samuel Clark has returned to his
home at Alba after a few days' visit
In Pendleton.
H. C. Richmond and wife of Helix,
were visitors In the city today on a
shopping trip.
J. C. Lonergan, cattle buyer for the
Frye-Bruhn company of Seattle, has
been In town today.
Mrs. W. H. Kelsay left this morning
for Springfield, Mo., where she will
remain on a two months' visit.
Asa B. Thomson, the Butter creek
stockman, has been In the city today
and is a guest at the Hotel St. George.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hense and
Claud Hulburt, all of Albany, are here
upon a visit with their cousin, Otto
Turner, deputy game warden.
J. A. Mclntyre, of Nanton, Alberta,
but who formerly lived at Athena, was
here last evening and left on the
northbound train this morning.
C. F. Van DeWater, traveling
freight and passenger agent for the
o. H. & If., In the Inland empire
country, wns In the city today from
Walla V.'alla.
J. H. Mitchell, northwest manager
for the Hankers' Reserve Life Insur
ance company, arrived home this
morning after a trip through Harney
and Malheur counties.
WILL INDICT I'Ol'lt JAPS.
MORE RUSSIAN OUTLAWRY.
and
Stole Much (iovcrmmiit Money
KnchimM.
Warsaw. Nov. 16. Revolutionists
tills morning attacked the railway sta
tion at Suchedonlew on the Vistula
railway, killing the gendarmes on
guard and stealing a large sum of
money. They smashed the furniture
and windows, cut wires and escaped.
W. O. V. Dimoo Monday Evening.
On Monday evening a social dance
will be given at the Eagtes' hall by
Pendleton camp No. 41, Woodmen of
the World. It will be free for the
members of the order, their families
and their friends. Card playing will
also serve to provide amusement for
the guests.
Jolly Club Dnnce Tonight.
At Music hall this evening a dance
will be given by the Jolly club. It Is
the first dnnce for three weeks, one
of the scheduled dnnces having been
postponed. .
Wuniiil.
A companion for a woman who Is
In 111 health. Apply to this office.
References required.
Improving Saloon.
The Office saloon, owned by Fred
Rchnelter, Is being repaired and other
wise renovated.
All the news all the time In the
East Oregonian.
THE CANDY' SEASON IT OPEN.
i
We are receiving a fresh shipment
of .
HUYLERS NEW YORK CANDIES
every week.
' VV SMV17 Sft wk m. jrm.yrotm
M V UP W, Ull lk W M Vf I "II
Incriminated Under the Slate Antl
Rlot Act.
That the four Japs from the Bing
ham Springs section crew will be ln
I'kted for riot was stated this after
noon by District Attorney Phelps.
Under the law forbidding that crime
it Is specified that when three or more
persons shall get together and Indulge
in certain acts, they shall be deemed
guilty of riot and shall be subject to
a term In the penitentiary.
During their escapade at Bingham
the Japs broke down the door of the
car In which the O'eLnry family was
living, enteied tin? car. flourished
knives, threatened to kill young
o'Leaty and did various other things.
I'oiiHequently Mr. Phelps regards the
case as a good one for the application
of the- riot ael. In his opinion foreign
section men have beconie entirely too
much addicted to such offenses ns the
one at Bingham station.
Thus lar the four Japs have not
been analgned In court, as they havu
secured no Interpreter.
Finn Ore Front Idaho.
One of the finest specimens of ore
ever brought to this city Is now on
display at Hennenian & Company's
cigar store on Main street. While the
quantity Is small the quality is ex
cellent, the constituents being copper,
lead and sliver. The ore was taken
from the Oreat Western mine In the
("oeur d'Alene district, nnd It Is un
derstood that the same assays ex
tremely high. The company's prop
erty Is situated near the big mines of
Idaho and It bids, fair to become one
of the most famous producers of the
district.
Found Droit In lied.
C. Williams, a traveling man well
known In this city, wns found dead In
bed at the Hotel Dncres at Walla
Walla yesterday mornlrg. Henrt dis
ease wns the cause of death. Mr.
Wlllams was a representative of M. L.
Cllne & Co., a Portland hardware
firm. He was a nephew of W. H.
Gnrrett, a traveling man who has
been making Pendleton for the past
15 years.
To Grade Street.
City Surveor Klmbrell has been
engaged at work this week In survey
ing Washington street, preparatory to
grading and laying sidewalks on that
thoroughfare. An ordinance wns pass
ed a short time ago providing for Im
proving this street. It Is expected
that contracts for the work w!IP be
let in a siiuit time.
Flu Burned Out.
Yesterday afternoon a fire alarm
was sounded for the central com
panies nnd much excitement was oc
casioned thereby. For a time much
difficulty was had In locating the
blaze, nnd It proved to be merely a
burning flue nt the residence of T. C.
Warner on Water street.
Mrs. Selh Ciitllu III.
Mrs. Seth Catlln, daughter of Mrs.
Leona Thompson, of this city, is re
ported seriously 111 at her home nt
Portland.
. Cured of Brlglifs Disease.
Mr. Robert O. Burke, Elnora, N. Y.,
writes: "Before I started to use Fo
ley's Kidney Cure I had to get' up
from 12 to 20 times a night, and I wns
all bloated up with dropsy nnd my
eyesight was so Impaired I could
scarcely see one of my family across
the room. I had given up hope of
living, when a friend recommended
Foley's Kidney Cure. One 60-cent
bottle worked wonders nnd before I
had taken the third bottle the dropsy
had gone, as well as all other symp
tom's of Brlght's disease." Koeppcn's
Drug store.
For Rent Suite unfurnished
housekeeping rooms In East Oregon
Ian building. Hot and cold water nnd
bath on same floor. Inquire this office.
Friday and Saturday's
SpleinviM Skrg&ks
in
Women's High Grade Suits
Timely Reductions that will make it worth
your while to buy your SUIT during the
next two days. Remember, these savings
are for Friday and Saturday only.
Ladies' Tailored Eton and Hip Length
Jacket Suits
In finest chiffon broadcloth with elaborate silk braid trimmings and silk vel
vet? collars and cuff?, jackets lined throughout with best grade taffeta, skirts
full gored circular with plaits nnd silk braid trimmed to match jacket, our
regular $35.00 suits, for
$25.00
- Ladies' Tailored Suits in Hip Length Jacket
and Military Styles
In dark claret, navy blues, brown and mixtures, trimmed with stitched straps
and buttons to match, jackets lined with best grade taffeta and Skinner's
satin, onr regular $27.50 suits for
$18.95
Ladies' and Misses' Tailored Suits
In gray shadow plaids and mixtures, bin length pony jacket, finished with
bias stitched bands of same material ami lr.it tons to match, coat collar lined
with coot quality satin, our regular lfi.,r.0 values, for
$12.85
Similar Styles
In shadow plaids and dark mixtures with hip length jackets, trimmed in
straps and buttons to match and heavy satin linings, full cored and plaited
skirts, trimmed with bias folds and buttons, our regular $15.00 values for
$10.95
Ladies' Outing Flannel Knee Skirts
In heavy grade white outing flannel with full hemstitched flounce and fitted
band,
60c each
Ladies' Outing Flannel Under Skirts
In kneo nnd longer lengths, with silk bound scalloped edges in pink nnd blue
stripe and full circular flounce,
75c each
Ladies' Outing Gowns
In fancy stripes and plain colors, with double yob.es and turn down collars,
$1.25
full Oii rr
Children's Outing Gowns
From to 10 years, in fancy pink and blue stripes, double yokes, well made
nnd frood quality,
. 55c each
Sat. Eve, after 6 p. m.
Wo will sell any of our 2 for 25e Collars.
3 ifor 25 c
Regular 3 for 50c Sox will go Saturday
evening, nil sizes, black nnd tan,
2 for 25 c
Saturday
We will give you your choice of 70 good
heavy weight suits, all good values at regular
price.
For Just Half Price
This is the very best chance of the season
for vou.
The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
SAVE YOUR. COUPONS
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