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Eighteen men have been arretted
at Spokane charged with Illegal vot
ing at the recent direct primary eleo-tlona.
DAILY EAST ORKGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1807.
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NORTHWEST NEWS. I
BIS
Good For All Uooli
Or as Long as They Last. '
35 pes. Cotton Crash, plain
or twilted at
4c
25 d
ozen
Hemmed Huck
Towels 22x 36 in. slightly
imperfect regular 1 5 c val
ue, at each - - - - 9c
2600 yds Mill Ends Calicoes
standard weight and finish
aegular. 7c ualue at yd- 5c
375 yds Mercerized Waist
ings, 30 in. wide, White
and Embroidered figures,
regular 35c and 50c value
at yd. 17c
I'The
56 pes. 36 in. Bleached Mus
lin, reg. 1 0c val. at yd 7c
10 dozen Hemmed Bed
Spreads 72x88 in. regular
$ 1 .00 value at each 75c
340 yds Mill Ends Curtain
Scrim, regular 8c and 1 0c
value, at yd. - - - 4c
1 0 dozen Bleached Bath
Towels, slightly imperfect,
good heavy weight, size
24x48 in. regular 25c val
ue, at each - - - 1 6c
DON'T MISS THESE SAVINGS
Peoples Warehouse
Save Your Coupons
Where it. Pays to Trade
FLOUR AND SUGAR.
HAVE ADVANCED
Walter's White Satin, per Sack
Byers Blue Ribbon -Walter's
Hard Wheat ,; - . ' -
Olympic Hard Wheat -
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THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Save Your Coupons Where it Pays to Trade
$1.10
$1.10
$1.25
$1.35
$6.25
Prof H. L. Talklngton of Lewis-
ton, formerly of Pendleton, has beer,
appointed a mimber of the state hls-
frlcil society commlfsion of Idaho.
Among the graduates this spring
from the medical department of Wlll-
mette university are Elmer Wlns-
ott and Fred Hewett, both of Grant
ounly.
M. H. Whitney has been re-elected
uperlntendent cf The Dalles city
schools, at a salary of J1S00. The
Dalles district owes S1S.O0O on the
new school building.
The postofflce at Entonvllle,
Wash,, was robbed and 120,000
worth of non-negttlable securities,
Jl!5 n cash and a quantity of Jewel
ry taken. Eatonvllle Is 20 miles
south of Tacomu.
Street Commissioner l'.llledeau o(
The Dalles, formerly of Pendleton,
got a raise in Hilary from 175 to SSI
per month. Ha had a 1 1 Oil offer in
Portland but agreed to stay in T.ie
Dalles for a S10 Increase.
Weir t Allen of the Long Creek
Ranger, have bought out the Monu
ment Enterprise and consolidated Its
plant, list and good will with that of
the Ranger. Mr. Amblom's reason
for "piling the Enterprise Is his de
sire to get a. collegiate education.
At Yakima. Judge Rlgg sentenced
Robert S. King, aged IT, to the penl-
ntlary for three years, ana sus
pended sentence in the case of
TvnndaU J. Preslelgh, aged 16. Judge
Rlgg took the occasion to deliver a
lecture on the crying need of a state
reformatory.
At Clyde, Walla Walla county,
Fred Hopkins was found dead hang
ing from a water tank, from which
he had fallen, his feet becoming en
tangled In a brake rope. He had
iTd from the effects of blood con
gesting In his brain from hanging
head downward.
Pllet, are dangerous, but do not
submit to an operation until you
have first tried Man Zan the Great
Pile Remedy. It Is put up in col
lapsible tubes with a nozzle that al
lows It to be applied exactly where
It Is needed. If you have Itching,
bleeding or protruding piles and Man
Zan does not relieve, money refund
ed. Soothes and cools. Relieves at
oncf. Sold by A C. Koeppen
Bros.
Several
Routes
to the East
Afforded by Rock Island lines:
f. Through Saa Francisco, Lot Angeles, Southern
California and El Paso.
2. Through San Francisco, Central California,
Colorado and Denver or Colorado Springs.
3. Through Oregon, Idaho and Colorado.
4. Through Washington, Montana, the Dakota
and St Paul -Minneapolis.
5. Through Washington, Canada and St. Paul
Minneapolis. A tot good plan Is to go one way and rcttm iof&cr
ace twice as much country and enjoy the trip twice as mock,
k will be a pleasure to ghrc you full details.
General Aftnt,
Rock liltnd-rriKO Lines,
140 Third St., PORTLAND. ORB.
GEXJRAL NEWS.
The air pressure produced by ex
plosions often renders a miner un
conscious so that the afterdamp
catches and kills even when the vic
tim was neither burned nor near the
Initial explosion.
Recent disclosures show that the
world-famous Alhambra at Granada,
Spain, lb In imminent danger of col
lapse and emergency steps will be
taken at once to put It In repair. The
Ainamnra, purely or Moorish; design,
characteristics and structure, is ac
knowledged to be the moat beautiful
structure In the world.
"Tom" McClure, a trapper of
Thermopolis, Wy., after a campaign
of four years, has succeeded In kill
ing a large female black wolf. It
was a veteran In these parts and Is
credited with having killed hundreds
of calves and sheep and with ham
stringing many horses. It Is said that
this lone wolf cost stockmen of that
section over (10,000.
Joseph K. Hudson Is dead at To
peka, Kansas aged 67. He had lived
in Kansas lust 60 years and was
founder of the Topeka Capital and
later of the Topeka Herald. Her was
a volunteer Union soldier from '61
to '6fi, had been In the legislature,
and state printer, and was a briga
dier of volunteers during the Spanish
war.
William H. Turner of Long Beach,
Calif., Is missing since April SO and
It Is believed he has drowned himself
while deeply despondent. He was a
recluse, though In good clrcumatan
ces. His wife and children were
burned to death In a forest fire In
Oregon some years ago, since which
time Turner has suffered from aber-
htlon of mind.
There isn't much good in being a trust these
days. Broadsides are being hurled at the mon
opolist from all directions. They are having
their own troubles endeavoring to defend them
selves from these various attacks. We are
having no difficulty disposing of our stock of
Clothing, and you'll have no trouble making
some good selections from our celebrated lines.
$10.00
outfits you in a well made and serviceable suit
at
BOND BROTHERS
Pendleton's Leading Clothiers.
HOI FX ARRIVALS.
Hotel St. George. W. C. Kerten.
Ciilcago: J. A. Murphy, San Francis
co; R. P. Knight, Portland; M. H.
breeding, San Francisco; O. E. Moer,
Minneapolis; C. W. Isaacs, Portland;
T Trow, O. 1. & N. Co.; H. L.
Brink, ?pokane: S. C. Morgan, Her
mlston; R. R. Johnson, Echo; P. L
Murchle, North Yakima; Jack I.lnd-
sey, Spokane; W. H. Swltzler, Uma
til In: P. B. Jarman, Athena; W. M.
liitfleld, Mcscow; Tom Borher,
Athena; H. Hlnkel, St Joe. Mo.; A.
H. Rely, Portland; Charles E. Cloe
rari. La Grande; D. B. Buckman.
Allcel; F. Purker, Spokane; John W.
Jones, Scranton, Pa.; M. S. Phillips;
T. Wedsder, Berkeley: Jun Hodgin
Enterprise; Allen J. Olson, Wallace.
Idaho; L. H. Agnan, Chicago; L. K:il
muk. Pan Francisco; J. A. Humphrey,
Portland; A. B. Salmon, Portland;
W. J. Shlrey, Portland; James Peters,
Portland; M. S. Hauser, Frultvale,
Cal.: Sarah Shepherd, Rumpter;
Cleard Ryczck, The Dalles; R. E. Al
len, Hermlston; E. C. Sklles, Port
land; J. O. Catllson, Echo; C. K. Av
ery, Chicago; Mrs. Shoudy, Spokane,
C. A. Gilbert, Echo; Mrs. Toney,
Spoltare; T. H Manning, Salt Lake;
Wm. Klngkade, Portland; C. A. Kor"
ten. Chicago; C. M. Madden, Port
land.
Hotel Pendleton. P. G. Hinlnan
and wife, Chicago; A. E. Shumate,
W. W. Cox. E. H. Burke, W. H. Gar
rett, Portland; Sampel White, Baker
City; H. H. Booth, Chicago; C. A.
Moore, John Casldy, Baker City; C.
K. Baker. Thos. Nester, F. A. Mar
tin, Portland; Ella Vaughn, Baker
City; A. L. Becbe, Chicago; C. . L.
Morgan, Hermlston; R. R. JohnBOn,
Echo; C. C. Rodflcld, Heppner; A.
B. Thomson Echo; J. H. Kloeckner,
Spokane.
Golden Rule Hotel. E'lena l!
irimberk, Hoqulam; Jas. Stewart,
Agnes Stewart, Wnlla Walla; Dora
B. Dye. W. A. Mlkesell, TJklah; Cora
Sipfle, F. E. Shermon, R. L. Glenn,
city; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mulkey,
Echo; Dr. E. O. Parker and family,
PUot Hock; H. V. Haumston. Eu
gene: W. M. S. Mead. Heppner; P.
P. otndeter, Prlnevllle; W. M.
Wlnnard, Milton; T. M. Miller, Wal
la Walla; W. R. McRoberts, Spo
kane; R. F. Crug, Portland; George
Chamberlain, F. IS. Whitehead, F.
.W Ellis, J. C. Warner, Mt. Pleas
ant; L. V. Gilbert, J. N. Cllne, Pilot
Rock; O. E. Porter, Tacoma: H. A.
Brant, Weston; E. B. Hayes and fam
ily, La Grande; M. S. Phelps, La
Cnm: N. Archers. La Grande; D. B.
Rurknan, Allcel; R. A. Rlckman,
ProTjtr; Cnrl Tount, Morgan, Ore.
and news of her demise at any time
would cause no surprise.
Born In Granada in 1820 the
daughter of a Spanish noble and a
Scotch lady the llfe-story of Eu
genie Is one of the most romantic
and pathetic of modern times. In
her 27th year she became the wife
of Napoleon III., who created a sen
sation by marrying her In spite of
the active and avowed opposition of
his ministers. For 18 years she pre
sided over one of the most brilliant
courts of Europe, and when Sedan
made revolution a certainly the
found asylum with the emperor and
the prince Imperial, In England.
Three years later Napoleon III. died,
and the widow, to whom Queen Vic
toria became greatly attached, de
voted herself to the education of the
son whom she fondly hoped one day
to see wearing the French crown.
The tragedy of her life was, how
ever, not yet complete, the young
prince, serving as an officer in the
British army, was killed in the Zulu
war ef 1879, and one of the saddest
pilgrimages ever undertaken to South
Africa was the Empress Engetile's
visit to the spot where her ion fell.
THE HOUSE OF
HIGHEST
Danny Maher, the American Jock
ey who has lived in England for sev
eral years, has an annual Income of
from 1200,000 to 1250,000.
! Star Restaurant
YAP&HING, Props.
Under New Management.
CLEAN DIVING ROOM
FIIUST CLASS SERVICE
Meals 15c and up.
0IMU1Y
806 E. ALTA
STREET
HOTEL PORTLAND
OF
PORTLAND. OREGON.
American Han, j per day and ut
ward. Headquarters tor tourist am
commercial traveler. Special ratei
made to families and single gentle
men. The management will be pleas
ed at all times to show rooms n"
tfva prices, A modern Turkish bat
atablishment In the hotel.
H. C. RnWTlRfl. MMf-
offers fine pianos at much lower pr'ces
than the beautiful horses were offer
ed at the horse show today. The time
Is always ripe for the purchase of a
nice piano. The Ellers Piano House
continually have a show of fine pi
anos In their warehouse and parlor.
No one can offer the pianos the way
they are being offered at Ellers' Their
line of player pianos, organs, etc.,
comprlso the finest makes In the
world. Chief among them being the
Weber Pianola. This Is an Inside
player and Is made up of the Weber
piano. New York's finest make, and
the Pianola. Combining the two to
gether as wo have, makes It the most
artistic piano In the world today.
Pianos like the Chlckerlng. oldest In
America; best In the world, Weber,
New York's finest piano, Kimball,,
Chicago's most populnr piano, Hobart
M. Cable, the great college piano, the
Weser nnd. Crown, orchestral, the pi
anos of many tones, and others too
numerous to mention can oil be
bought at EILERS PIANO HOUSE
at prices nnd on terms uncomparnble.
Music lovers can afford to own a
piano and we will always be glad to
show the Instruments and talk with
you In regard to It whether or not
you purchase. Do not stand back for
a little money and do not wait until
you can pay cash for a piano before
you purchase, because EILERS
prices are always low and practically
the only difference for cash would
be the saving you would make In
the Interest. That rate Is also as low
as anyone will give.
We cordially Invite everyone to
visit our place and learn how easy
It la for you to purchase a piano on
our easy payment plan.
The House of Hlgtirot Quality.
813 Main St., Pendleton, Ore.
Gently move the bowels and at
the same time stops the cough. Bee's
Laxative Cough Syrup. Contains
Honey and Tar. No opiate. Best
for Coughs, Colds, Croup and
whooping cough. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Children like It. Mother
Indorse It. Sold by A. C. Koeppen
ft Bros.
EUGENIE IS 81 YEARS OF AGE.
K-Emurea of French Ilns Pathetic
History.
London, May 7. The ex-Empress
Eugenie, who Is spending the winter
on the Riviera, was XI year old May
r. Acceding to reliable report
the ex-empress It In very poor health
Write for our booklet on
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SAVINGS BANK
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Pays 4 per cent on saving accounts.
Pays 4 per cent on certificates of deposit
Pay S per cent on account subject to check.
J. Thorburn Rosa President
George H. Bill Tic President
T. T. Burkhart , Treasurer
John E. Altchlson , Secretary
Charles H. Kopf i Asst. Treasurer '
240 Washington Street, Comer Secon
PORTLAND, : : : OREGON