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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1907)
Hit a SUM M ift ' " r.i . DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, O'flEEoM. Tt'ESDAY, MAY 7, 1007 rcioirr facto. PAGE EIOHT. SPECIAL For Saturday. WE WANT YOU TO TRY EMPIRE FRESH ROASTED COFFEE AND EMPIRE TEAS, EMPIRE SPICES. EXTiiicTS AND BAKING POWDER. S SPECIAL IVDITEMENT FOR YOV TO TRY THEM, TOMORROW WE WILL GIVE ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES FREE WITH EACH 50c FCRCHASE. 1 glass toothpick holder. 1 glass pickle dish. 1 glass vase. 1 decorated cup and saucer. 1 decorated dinner plate. 1 china salt anil pepper. 1 potato masher. 1 tin covered bucket. . 1 tin pan, (-quart. WITH EACH $1.00 PURCHASE vr.tr r X TAKE YOUR PICK' OF ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING AR TICLES: i 1 tinted glass candy tray. v 1 tinted glass vase. f 4 table tumbler. . I china cup and saucer. 1 fancy china plate. 1 fancy china spoonholder. 1 granite pan. 1 -quart 1 revolvnlg flour sifter. I coffee can, fancy. YOU DO NOT NEED TO BUY 50c OR 100 WORTH OF ONE ITEM, BUT THE PURCHASE CAN BE ANY THING FROM OUT. TEA AND COY EEF DEPARTMENT. 'PHONE RED S71. Empire Tea & Crockery Co:, Inc. 'Phone rod J741. Corner Main and Alts, streets. WOODMEN WILL MEET TOMORROW DISTRICT CONVENTION WILL CONVENE AT 10 A. M. Election of Three Delegates to Head Camp Session at Seattle, the Prin cipal Business of the Session Pendleton Man WU1 Perhaps be Chosen for Presiding Officer of the Convention. Improving Sight. Relieving; Nerve Strain That's what our glasses are do ing. If you have reason to be lieve there Is anything wrong with your eyes at all you should have them EXAMINED AT They get careful attention here. kt 10 o'clock tomorrow morning i the convention of the fifth 'district ot the Woodmen of the World for Oregon will convene In Eagles' hall in this city. The first work of the convention will be the election of a resident and clerk and It is con ceded that a Pendleton man will be chosen for presiding officer, but as to clerk of the convention, that is not much discussed. immcriiutelv after the election of officers and the appointment of com mittees on credentials and resolu tions a recess will be taken until af ternoon when the real business oi the convention will be transacted. The nrinclDal event of the sesion will be the election of three delegates to the head camp session oi mo w.tnrimen of the World which will be held in Seattle In July. There is a rivalry between Head Consul Boak and James A. Foley of Denver for the position of bead consul, but It is believed that Pendleton camp Is heartily In favor of the re-election of Boak and It Is probable that a delegation pledged to Boak will be elected Pendleton camp, which nas a membership of almost 600 and which is the largest camp In eastern Ore gon, Ma made ample arrangements for the entertainment of the dele gates who will attend. It Is thought there will be no difficulty In lodg ing the visitors In the hotels of the city, but should the crowd exceed ex nantatinn nrovislons Will be made to lodge the surplus In the homes of Peadleton, many of which nave ot tered accommodations. TnmnrrAV evening's entertainment has been elaborately planned and will be appropriate and to tne occa sion. At S o'clock an exhibition drill of three teams, one team of men from Pendleton camp and one team of girls, each, from Pendleton and Daphne circles of the Women of Woodcraft. This drill has been well rehearsed and promises to be Inter esting and beautiful. After the drill a banquet will be served to Woodmen and their wives and members of the Women of Woodcraft at Eagles' hall Last year's session or the district convention was hold at Heppner, to which Pendleton sent a large delega-., iion. Much Rivalry for Office. , At the convention to be helo 0 morrow delegates will be chor n jQ represent the eastern Oregon district at the meeting of the hear" . camp jvnlch is to be held at Se 4ttto tj,ls year, uut tnree or iou , Agates are to be assigned to fj,lg territory, the exact number not bem- known vt. and much rlva' '. . v. aroused among tho wh)J deg,re t0 make the trip. T' acre are Mld t0 be in. tne nueignoo d ( ,0 candl dates for the jag ana as tt reSult some upuiiou work wl1 doubtless be none Loiiiui - niwi Among those most prominently mention' .a . ... m lor posiiiun. no ucicgowo vi . . . . aru . jr4 Davis ot union, A. umson ol '.nls city, S. D. Feterson or juu 'a. W. M. Smead of Heppner 3eorfi-a dough of Arlington. and others. Mniiilipr of Drill Teams. The members of the drill team of ttveive frnni Fer.dltton Camn. Wood nan nf tho World are as follows Rri Tinker, eftntatn: Albert Lang, James Neil, Ed Anabel, Jack Loua- mir T. n. fit. nut. Frank Fowler. O. Ponirer. Bert Lovell. Frank Stroble, r P. Traat and N. B. Bowman. The members of the drill team of Ponfllvtnn circle are as follows Julia Cook and Gertrude Ward, lead ers; Bova Bowman, Gall Huirman, Pearl Burton, Kuth Gibson, Gertrude Huffman. Earl Hults. Pearl Mor row, Hazel Means, Clara Thompson Thompson and Mary Means. This te-.in hos been ubly drilled Dy UTi-n TV T? Thnmnsrm. cantain. The members of the team from Daphne circle are as follows- Myrtle Wnlker and Mnrmiret Coolev. lead ers; Kalie Kirkpatiick, Ruby Wood son, Josle Stroble, "lrH.ce Hawks, Winnie Hess, Maud Fnllett, Frankie aid Elizabeth Weber. The Daphne team has' been well drilled by Mrs. Philip Van Orsdall. captain, assisted by Mrs. H. M. Sloan. Winslow Bros. Jewelers - Opticians You Need Pare Drugs. PASTIME PARLORS A quiet, orderly place for a game of pool, billiards or a little exercise In bowling. HENDRICKS' BASEMENT. Corner Main and Webb Street. You can be sure of such here. We handle only pure drugs of standard strength. Let us supply your roots. barks, herbs, etc., for your home-made soring medicines. We name espec ially low prices on quantity. REMEMBER THE PLACE. Tallman & Co. Leading Druggists KNIGHTS HELD SOCIAL. With Cards and Refreshments Local Pythian Entertained Friends. Last evening a social session was held by Damon Lodge No. 4. Knights of Pythias, and proved a very enjoy able affair. About 150 members, their wives and friends, were ores- .mt an,l the eveninz was Dassed in playing progreislve whist. The first prize was won by J. A. Blakeley, while the consolation nrlze was cap tured bv Mrs. Lee Teutsch. Follow ing tho card playing a light supper was served in tne Danquet room. The uncial last evenlntr was Drepar ed by the married members of the order, the committee In charge of the arrangements being composed or j w Mnlnnev. M. A. Rader. J. H Gwinn, T. G. Montgomery and Clyde Finch. During the evening some violin se lentlnna were siven bv C. P. McCal- ley and were highly appreciated. Mrs. A. J. Owens was accompanist. MASONS ENJOY BANQUET. Supreme Judges and Other Notables Present Attended Session. it the Masonic hall last evenlntr a splendid social session was neia at the onndiiMlnn nf some initiatory work at which the Master Mason de cree was conferred upon A. L Knight Following the ritualistic work a banquet was served and toasts responded to by prominent Masons In attendance. T. c. iayior officiated as toastmaster and re sponses were made by Supreme Judge Charles A. Moore, Supreme Judae Robert Eakln, Attorney Gen 1 A. M. Crawford. Judra S. A. Lowell, L. J. Davis of Union, C. E. Roosevelt and J. M. Bentley. The affair ended about midnight and nrnvert one nf the most enioy- able occasions the lodge has held for many weeks. I " urn Mil iir II II COMMENCEMENT DAY CLOTHING II fit ffiT HI M tf sr Vny vmr 1 1 in i mr - ii ii i ii in ii ft ji r ii ii III II 4V7 II II u v v , it n wyjj i I ii in wyi a a ii II II f fill II II ii i v t m a w i -i ii i C I. r i wk M" rWr-&d III HStBtt r Vrl-f ct33 II mm vim. I i Uh i -J, II NOTWITHSTANDING that this line represents all that is stylish and popular for this summer's wear, they will all go to you AT COST $15.00 TO $20.00 PLEASE HURRY. BOSTON STORE Where You Trade to Save. I Originality, Style and Value Mark the hats from our establishment. They have a characteristic snap and style to them that stamp them as coming from a Millinery where correct styles prevail .. .". " ' CARRIER MILLINERY The home of the stylish hat. AIhiiil Snoonemore's Poetry. Ap.ti rlinir t.i 3. C. SDOonemore. the poem which was submitted during the upr.ml Warner trial was not ded icated to the fair defendant In the case, but Instead, was written for other motives entirely and was se' cured In some manner bv Mrs. War ner. It was not read during the trial. Judge S. A. Lowell Delivers Address. .Turlen Stenhen A' Lowell will leave tomorrow morning for Milton, where he will Heliver the ' flrrnftiintlnir nd- itress at Pnlumhlii enlleire tomorrow evening. The past year has been very successful In Columbia college unrt the management Is highly pleas ed with the patronage received. Tlat ni Rtnlen. Tirlnille nnt white Rnatnn terrier. weight about 25 pounds and has trimmed earn and screw tall. Answers to name of "Brandy." Any kmiuOoriflre nf hla wherenhmit. nlettae communicate to Mrs. Chas. J. Fera- son, Pendleton. 4ntvell tn Rnlem. Sheriff T. D. Taylor left last night on train no. 6 for saiem, taxing wun him w. .T fletveil. enteneeft tn an In determinate sentence in the peniten tiary lor cmcezziement. WHEN TO SAVE. Whenever earning begins, saving should begin. We have started lot of people In the right direction. Some had never before saved anything because they had given the matter no serious thought Our savings department is an ideal place In which to start an ac count that may lay the foundation of your fortune. Deposits of one dollar or more will be received, and we will pay you four per cent Interest compound twice a year. Start to save now. Commercial National Bank Capital, .54,000.00. Resources, MOO.OOO.OO 8CIENCE PREVENT8 BALDNESS. The Fatal Germ aad Its Remedy Ifow Faet. of fldenee Tt la the rereat thlno- In the world for a man to be necessarily trnia. no man whose hair Is not dead at the roots, neea h it he will nu Ttfeahrn'e Hnrnl. Mile the new acaln antlseotlo. Herol aide destroys tne germ that cuts tne nan ntf at the mn( anA rfaam the ae.nln nf AanArttlt - nt faavaa It In a nerfantlv healthy condition. Mr. Mannett, In the Maryland uiocx, Butte, Mont., was en tlratv haM Tit laaa than a mnnth Hflrnl MAm taA vamnva the anamlaa nf hair irowth, and nature did its work by cov ering hla heaa with thick nair an men Icng, and 1n six weeks he had- a normal Send 10c. In stamps for sample to The rierpiciae t;o., uetroit, men. Two slses 10 oents and II.. A. C. Koeppeti Bros. GRAND OPEN AIR CARNIVAL. The Last Week in May. The third district development lgue will unite with the business men ot Pendleton and tne rraternai Order of Eagles in the presentation of a grand carnival during the last week in May. win a. Trltes. for several years manager of the Reese Carnival com- nnnv haji heon chosen superintend ent and will be ably assisted by Q. R. Troxel of the Star Theater company. Manager Trltes is In close touch with the carnival people throughout tho country and will, by reason oi his long experience, be In a position aaiext nniv those attractions which are acknowledged to have real merit Only clean shows, under tne airec tion cf responsible people, will be chosen and It Is believed that one or two shows having a national reputa tion may be secured. it i nrooosed to have tne oesi music obtainable in constant service at the pavilion, and the managers hope to install a good platform and nrohaatra Bnit fflVB & SefleS Of PUbllO dances In which all respectable peo ple may participate. The carnival win db given in ma fuir u-rnnnrl. of the development league on South Main street, and will cover about three days. Exact aaie. w.ii ha itinitinFcd In the press later. The merchants will make displays of their wares; tho shows will be en tertaining and r.ew; the aancing win be enjoyed by thousands; the muslo he the heat to be had In the country and confetti and serpentine will be distributed by the bushel. aii eitizen. of the country are In vited to assemble and Join with the people at the county seat tor a oigr, ffienAiv. tnvoua ooan air reunion. x ..Me vnnr care, and all come cut for a few days of real fun and recreation at tne oesx inu u... town in eastern Oregon. Tli tnr Aberdeen. u. ..j um P. TP.. Troutman. who Ulli Maau .. - i t,..n Kara fnr the cast week visiting friends, left this morning for their home at Aberdeen. Mr. itoui man Is fitting UP a summer cottage the enaat near Aberdeen, which they will occupy during the hot weather. ' '. 'J V T t . A man mav build a palace, but he can never make of It a home. The spirituality and love of a wrian alone Ti. , . f A v Houm JKuppbiUmi ft .-. 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