East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 01, 1907, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1907. TWELVE PAGES. IT IS SURPRISING Hedges, J. W. Smith, Portland; W. H. Hogan, Seattle; A. D, Chase, Port land. Churches PAGE TWO. That so many men are willing to inr cotton-mixed clothes when they can get all wool; but If more sur prising than anybody Is willing to pay All-wool prices for cotton. You know that wool Is very high priced; all-wool ' clothes cost more than part cotton; If you want all-wool cloches you must pay the price. You understand that. But don't pay the price, and not get the stuff. You want all-wool clothes and we're mir of ft; they wear so much better, keep shape better and have so much more style than the cotton-ndulterat-t?d goods, that you'll find them eco nomical, even at their higher price. We have Hart Sehaffner & Marx all-wool clothes to show you; you'll never see any better. The Peoples Warehouse Where It pays to trade. Save your coupons. I HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel St. George. Jos. H. Mc Crockey, Colfax; O. H. Byland, Vale, Oi; N. J. Hunt, Colfax; O. W. Hp.'. Vale, Ore.; J. W. Brian, Spo kane, Wash.; Charles B. Collins, Sac rcmento; Cloyd Beltz, city; M. R. Rett, San, Francisco; L. L. Osborn, Portland; T. Trow, O. R. & N.; H. L. , Ferris, Portland; H. L. Brink, Spo lane;. Win. Dletz, Seattle; F. Ridout Spokane; Jos Wing, Boston; Ed Barb. Spokane; Chas. A. Davis, Den Ter. Colo.; E. A. Miller, Spokane; J. L. Sherer, San Francisco; H. Snenson, Milton; Earl Montgomery ami wife, Goldendale; W. Q. Hughes," Ritter; John D Isaacs, Jr., O. C. R R.; Thos. H. Elsom, Spokane; F. I. Furklea, Portland; N. L. Thompson, Poise; H. Wolf, Durkee; J. Power, San Francisco; Geo. T. Coyne, Port land; W. J. Shlrey, Portland: Wm. O. Spencer, Huntington; F. F. Gag rerly, Chicago; James Peters, Port land: L. B. Ward, Chicago; L. W. White, Portland; O. Blake, Kansas City; Carl Denton, Portland; Pete Sheridan and' wife, San Francisco; A. Sharp, Walla Walla; R. M. Ste ens, Portland; Charles L. Swain, Milton; J. M. Molton, Llnd, Wyo.; C J. McKenxle, Milton; J. B. Hutch in, New York; B. Livingston, San Francisco; W. H. Feagan, Seattle. Golden Rule Hotel. Miss Cora Siple, Spokane; H. Marten, Walla Walla; L. Decker, Kennewlck; F. A. Booth, Athena; A, L. Demarls, Mil ton; A. Wilson, Weston; E. H. Thompson, Portland; Henry Black- well, Walla Walla; Daisy Owens, Adams; G. M. Morrison and wife, Adams; Delbert Marcbham, city; A. Miller, Pilot Rock; J. B. Johnston, city; A. J. GUI, city; H. C. Wright, Portland: Robert Morlow. Fenrtleton: W. P. rfeed, Weston; Bud Light, city; E. P. Jamron, city; C. A. Hales, Wal la Walla; T. H. Wilson; Heppner; C. F. Stevens; Sturgis, Mich.; Rol Shep ard and wife, city; Sam Lee, Port land; Mrs. R. Shewbart, city; G. W. Pfieffner, La.Ornndo; G. M.. Mnur- fng, Moscow; L.. E. Gartln, Moscow; E. L. Cams, New York; Ira Karns, Baker Slty; J. H. Dupes, I,a Grande. Mrs. Dlnnn Coffman, Only Surviving Clini'tcr Member of SI. E. Cliurch, Pendleton. note! Pendleton. L. G. Hltohcock, New York, L. Theon, Walla Walla; H. Miller, Chicago; Geo. D. O'Con iier. Walla Walla; T. M. Britten, Portland; C. Wattcr, Walla Walla; J. W. Penfleld, Spokane; J. M. Grif fin, M. D. Sewggs, Hermlston; T. E. Wyse, Frisco; C. K. Baker, J. Browneli; C. J. Alexander, E. Club Notes Presbyterian Church. Corner, College and Alta stitets, W. I Van Nuys, pastor. The serv ile of morning worsHIp will be omit ted tomorrow that all may attend the service cf dedication at the M. E. church. Bible school with all the elassis at 12 m. Young People's meeting at 7 p.' m. Evening worship at 8. Sermon, "God's Call to the Soul of Man; How We May Examine and Verify It, and Some of the Thlng3 It Involves." Chrl-itlnii Science. Sunday service Ho. m. Subject "God, the Only Cause and Creator." Sunday school, 10 a. m. Wednesday meeting 8 p. m. Reading room open dally except Sunday, same place. from 2 to 4 p. m. ' . ISnptlst Cliurch. We rejoice with our Methodist brethren In the tompletlcn of the beautiful edifice. We will not hold the usual morning worship at11, but will all go to the new stone church f'.r the official dedication ' services. The pastor will preach In the evening. June 9 Is his Inst service. All are welcome. Dades Little Liver Pills keep the system clean, the stonhich sweet. Prompt relief for headache and bil iousness. Good for all the family. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros. GROUND BROKEN AT SEATTLE. The Thursday Afternoon club held its annual business meeting at the home of Mrs. L. H. Sturgis Thursday and the following officers were elect ed: President, Mrs. B. S. Burroughs; vice president, Mrs. Llna H. .Sturgis; secretary, Mrs. H. J. Bean; corres ponding secretary, Mrs.- E. P. Mar shall. In a few days the year books will be Issued and this practically finish es the work for this year. Man Zan Pile remedy comes put up In a lnccapslble tube with a nozzle. Easy to apply right where the soreness and Inflammation exists. It relieves at once blind, bleeding. Itching or pro truding plies. Guaranteed. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros. Seatjle, June 1. With Interesting ceremonies and In the presence of a distinguished gathering of officials and other representatives of the state of Washington ond the city of Seat ale, ground was brokeif today for the AUipka-YukonJPaclflc exposition, which is to be held here in 1909. Governor Mead had the honor of turning the first spadeful of earth. The exposition will occupy eighty- five acres of ground and the work of clearing tills site will proceed at once. As Its name Implies the exhi bition will be devoted chiefly to the display of the resources and products f the Pacific coast region, the terri tory of Alaska and the Pacific pos sessions of the United States, includ- ng Hawaii and the Philippines. Con gress will be asked for an appropria tion of tl, 000. 000 for the federal, ln- ular and Alaskan exhibits. The bites and stings of Insects, sun burn, cuts, burns and bruises relieved at once with Plnesalve Carbollzed. Acts like a poultice. Draws out In flammation. Try It. Price 25c. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bro. "The Eilers Way" THE HIGHEST QUALITY WAY MEANS MUCH TO THE PIANO SEEKER. IT MEANS,' FIRST OF ALL, CHOOSING FROM THE LINE OF HIGHEST QUALITY THE LINE OF HIGHEST MERIT FROM SUCH FAMOUS MAKES AS THE PIANOLA, WEBER, CHICK ERING, KIMBALL, HAZELTON, STRECK, HOBART M. CABLE, RUSH & GERTS, WII EELOCK, PEASE, CROWN, HAD DORF, LESTER SCHUMANN, STORY & CLARK AND OTHER EQUALLY MERITORIOUS AND UNASSAILABLE PRODUCTS OF FACTORIES WHICH RANK HIGHEST AMONG THE FOREMOST LEADERS OF THE PIANO WtjjitLD. "The Eilers Way" The highest quality nay means the assurance of n satisfactory selec tion,, not only In the Instrument, but In the entire transaction from a business point of view. It means reliability, ' fairest treatment, strictly one price, the lowest cost and a broad and satisfactory guar antee. It means safety from every standpoint. It menus securing every advantage in the matter of value which our modern methods In buying, shipping and handling makes possible. It means dealing with the largest, greatest, most progressive, most liberal piano selling organization In America, the House of Highest Quality. It means buying the money-saving, easy-paying way the popular way. Eilers Piano House THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Stores in every important City in the Northwest 813 Main St. Pendleton, Ore. G. ROGERS, Manag er: Osteopathy It's a Messace to Women From One of Roth Schools. (By Henry Stanhope Bunting, A. B., D. O.', M. D.) Among the surprises of osteopathic practice Is the frequent cure of wo men who have been sick so long with Ills peculiar to their sex that they have berome resigned to the life of invalidism. These patients have fre quently cxhuasted all that specialism can do' for them, and seem to get worse In proportion to the amount of treatment received. How many sufferers with lucor rhea have been able to get relief from old-line treatments employed? Will it not come as Joyful news to untold thousands that osteopathy cures most of these cases? Indeed, ordinary cases of lucorrhea that is to say, those In which this disturbance Is not merely the symptom of grave organic changes, such as tumors are not diflfcult to check by osteopathic at tention to the lower spine, adjusting any mal-positions of the vertebrae, relating contracted ligaments and muscles, overcoming soreness and re establishing normal nerve energy and circulation throughout the pelvic re glon. It Is not at all wonderful thnt Os teopathy cures lucorrhea by this natural means of restoring anatomical order In the spine. Leucorrhea Is the result of these disturbed conditions, Just as they In turn are caused by such things as being too much on one's feet a thing which most mothers nnd housekeepers find It difficult, Jf not Impossible to avoid. Taking cold Is another frequent cause of these spinal lesions. The best and quickest results will be obtained where the patient can avail herself of rest; but most women cannot do this; and It Is to these that Osteopathy comes as a deliverance, Relieve that spinal Irritation, and normal pelvic circulation will euro leucorrhea like magic. Backache is a frequent accompanl ment of these cases ond Is an cloqucn witness that conditions in the spine are not as they should be. The promp relief of backache wphlch, maybe. has not been entirely absent a day for years will be the first notice that normal spinal conditions are return ing and that the leucorrhea is being relieved. Likewise by correcting anatomical disturbances affecting the nerve sup ply and circulation to the various pel vic organs, other functional Irregulari ties are remedied. Including sup pressed, delayed and painful menstu ration, "flooding," ovarian headaches, anemia, cold extremities, nervousness, sleeplessness and other attendant Mis., Whether every patient who suffers from these handicaps can bo entirely cured or not, one thing Is certain: A measure of benefit is not only pos sible but certain through competent osteopathic attention. While obtaining relief from these 111b, Intercurrent afflictions, such ns poor digestion nnd constipation, will certainly be overcome In the same de gree as the sexual Irregularities. This Is in accordance with the rule, that osteopathy tones up the whole system and brings all vital functioning to the normal 'at one and the same time. Surely, osteopathy has proven a god send to suffering women. ".1 liVvOF REFRIGERATION W VSA. "!;' tJf Our Automatic Reifhgeirat Save Ice and Save Provisions. They are finely finished, made of the best materlnls and constructed on the most scientific principles known to man. In convenience they aro un surpassed nnd In appearance unexcelled. In an ordinary piece of furni ture the first cost Is all there Is to It It. Not so with refrigerators. They save or lose your provisions, save or lose your Ice, and so cave or lose your money. We ghpuaranteo ours to be ns near perfection ns possible In all these respects. We have a fine line of them In enamel and zinc finishes, with or without water coolers, all with the most modern conveniences. They were ordered last October to reach us by April first, hut delays In factory and by rail" placed them all on our floors this, the last day of May, ami now w must mark them down to make them move. Owing to the advance In all kinds of materials entering Into refrigerator const ruction, they cost more than last year, but we are actually going to sell these cheaper than last year. Don't deny yourself the satisfaction of a nice, convenient Money-Saving Refrigerator mEW . The Furniture and Carpet Man.