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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,
Kwirr PAGES.
Harlteiing Becomes a Ploasuro
tj When you can do it in a store where
cleanliness, convenience and xomtort, are
distinct features. You'll find .these things
fully embraced in our store.
I Added to this the superlative.quality of
our groceries and provisions, our generous
methods and our prompt and . efficient de
livery system .and you have the rhief ele
ments of our trade-winning combination.
Standard Grocery Co.
The Best, Groceries"
W IMMENSE
MILITARY EXTRAVAGANZA
ALL HEADY FOR TONIGHT..
TvtUm About All Gone But Don't Stay
Away on Tliat Account Dm Ile-
VnrsiU Lam Night Leads AU to
Believe That the Attraction Will lie
Uw Best Local Talent Protluctiou
la Years What You Will See
WUe the Curtain Goes Up.
"Tonlgtoi'j the night" for company
L'i spectacular show and the Pen
dleton guardsmen and their generous
friends will do all they can to please
the large audience that will be as
sembled. That the attendance will
be a record breaker is assured by the
fact that at noon ttJay only a score
of untaken seats remain on the lower
floor. With a gallery that Is now safe
and clean no one need stay away be
cause he has not a reserved seat
Last night the final dress rehearsal
was held in the theater and under the
direction of Pan P. Smythe, stage
manager, the troupe was brought in
to shape for the final performance.
As previously announced the pro
gram will be in two parts. The first
part will consist of a bunch of
pleasing specialties all of which have
been previously mentioned. Of these
but one will now be named and that
is the number by the 20 high school
girls. In their costumes last night
the girls made a most strenuous hit
with those gathered in the theater,
and If the roof does not come off to
night when they appear It will be
because applause cannot raise it.
The second part of "the entertain
ment will be taken up with the orig
inal and only extravaganza, "The
Subdual of Hermiston." If any one
thinks this high class play is a mel
odrama he wrongs it sadly. It Is an
cxtrav&aganza and while there will be
some meritorious stunts and some
good singing the basis of the thing 1
burlesque and local hits will abound.
Following the performance this
COLDS
The very hour a cold starts is the
time to check it Don't wait it may
become deep-eeate and the cure will
be harder then. Every hour lost at
the start may add days to your suf
fering. Tak
F & S
Cold Capsules
Used In time they save all that
might follow sickness, worry, ex
penses. They never fail.
TaJ!mm&Co,
Leading Druggists,
Do You Qcl Your Portion of the Cream?
Are you absolutely certain that your milk is free from
dirt or infection and that it is handled in a clean, sanitary
manner? The only way to procure good rich, clean milk
not that with the cream poured offis to get milk in
bottles.
That b the Kind We Sell,
Pendleton Creamery Co.
Phone Main 155
Our Business is Banking.
We devote all our time, attention and energies to it. Very
naturally we want your patronage. What we have to entitle
u to it U absolute safety, whole-hearted attention to your
need, courteous and prompt attention to you. If you want, to
deposit, loan or borrow money call and talk It over with us.
Commercial National Bank
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
evening the member of the com
pany participating and all others con
cerned In the play will gather at a
banquet to be served in the French
restaurant.
BOOM FOR W. W. BROWN.
Now But Two Vacant Hooms in the
Boys' Dormitory,
There are now but two vacant
rooms out of a total of about 20 now
ready for use In Brown hall, the new
800 boys' dormitory of Pendle
ton academy. The work of furnish
ing the dormitory Is now In progresj
and the elegant building la being fit
ted up In every way for convenience
and comfort
Mrs. S. S. Shield of Milton, and the
Presbyterian church of Irrlgon, have
each fitted up a room, in a first-class
manner and others will make like
donations to the dormitory In the
near future, It is expected.
One room on the second story Is
being fitted up and will be kept in
readiness at all times for W. W.
Brown, the man who gave the 110.000
for the erection of the hall. At any
time he comes to the city the room
will be ready to receive him, and he
will make his headquarters at the
dormitory while here.
Market Day for La Grande.
La Grande has decided to pattern
after Pendleton and on next Satur
day will Inaugurate a series of mar
ket days to be held each montti. Max
Zimmerman of St. Paul, Is promot
lng the market day project in the
beet city and the Commercial club
Is urging the matter before the peo
ple.
Caylor Under Arrest.
A man named Caylor, but who gives
his name as White, was arrested here
yesterday by Sheriff Taylor upon In
structions from Portland. He la
wanted for obtaining money under
false pretenses and is said to have
been a tombstone salesman. A man
will arrive here tomorrow for the
purpose of identifying him.
Ba.-M-ball Meeting Tomorrow.
The meeting of delegates from
Walla Walla, La Grande and Baker
City for the purpose of organizing-a
baseball league will be held in this
city tomorrow, according to the' ar
rangements made by Jack O'Brien,
who is promoting the league.
Shelley Divorce Suit.
Suit for divorce was filed here to
day by Mary E. Shelly against Hen
derson Shelly. The papers In the
case were taken from the court house
Immediately after being filed and it
is not known what the allegations of
the plaintiff are.
Marriage License IwjI.
A marriage license was issued today
to Oie T. Spilling and Reglne Brasted,
both residents of this county. .
SEE! SEE!
"SUBDUAL OF HERMISTON"
BY COMPANY L
t AT THE OREGON, TUESDAY
a THE NIGnT.
IU CK LANDS IN JAIL.
C!mnrM Willi Taking Cattle From
Indians on tlie Reservation.
Melvln Back, renowned as a "bron
cho twister.' Is now a prisoner In
the county Jail and the charge against
him Is that of coveting some cattle
belonging to Indians upon the reser
vation. Buck was arrested last evening by
Sheriff Taylor and when taken he de
nied that he had done anything
wrong. The exact nature of the of
fense with wh'ch he Is charged has
not been made known, but It Is un
derstood he Is accused of stealing
a half dozen head of beef steers from
some of Uncle flam's allottees on the
reservation. He Is saJd to have taken
them with the Intention of selling
them to local butchers, but had not
yet done so when arrested.
The arrest of Buck Is but one of
the many horse and cattle stealing
arrests made recently by 'Sheriff Tay
lor. While the charge against the
young broncho breaker is ent'rely
separate from those against the
others it Is believed by the officers
that those Involved have been work
ing together to some extent at least.
Has a Coffin on His Hands.
James Pond, the Umatilla Indian
who anticipated the death of hi wife
and purchased a coffin several day
before he expected her to die, Is now
in a strange predicament. His wife
ha recovered and I now alive and
well and he cannot return the coffin,
he says, to the dealer, and so has It
stored on his ranch on the reserva
tion awaiting developments. His
tribesmen have vigorously protested
against his hasty action in purchas
ing a coffin before actually needing
It and every effort will be made to
prevent such actions In future.
J. G. Cutler Here Today.
J. G. Cutler, assistant superinten
dent of the Pasco division of the
Northern Pacific, Is In the city today
looking over the system In this coun
ty. Spring business Is already show
ing much activity and Mr. - Cutler
looks for an excellent traffic during
the coming season. The Northern
Pacific Is making every effort to meet
the needs of the country and enjoys
excellent patronage on this division,
as slsewhere.
Rev. Folsoni to Preach.
Rev. A. J. Folsom, superintendent
of the C. H. M. S., will preach in the
Congregational church on Thursday
evening February 20th at 7:30. All
of those intending to join the church
are requested to be present and every
body is Invited. Mr. Folsom Is an
interesting speaker and all who know
him will be glad to hear him and
those who do not know him should
not miss this opportunity.
Indians Purciia.se Church Rcll.
Rev. E. J. Connoers, the Indian min
ister of the Umatilla reservation, A1-,
bert J. Minthorn and Philip Jones, a
committee from the Tutu'lla Presby
terian church, left this morning for
Portland to purchase a large bell for
the chapel on the reservation. . The
bell has been partly negotiated for In
Portland and the committee wll com
plete the purchase and have it ship
ped to this city this week.
Good Extravaganza Pictures.
W. S. Bowman, the photographer,
took a number of flash I'ght pictures
during the dress rehearsal of com
pany L's play last night and they
have been placed on exhibition in
some of the shop windows this after
noon. The photos show the company
as It will appear on the stage, the
young ladles' chorus, awkward squad
and the crack squad which will ap
pear as the guard tonight.
Property Aipralscd at $5613.13.
The estate of the lat Samuel
George was appraised this afternoon
and was found to amount to f 5613.13.
The property wll go to the sister of
the deceased and to the children of a
deceased sister. Mrs. George Smith
of this city, is one of the nieces. The
appraisers for the estate were Rob
ert Laing, W. S. Baddley and C. W.
Brownfield.
Would Cancel Irrigation Contract.
The state of Oregon has begun su't
in Portland to cancel the irrigation.
contract for a tract of 27,000 acres
of arid land held In Crook county by
the Columbia Southern Irrigation
company. - . ' '
FIRST BROOM CORN TEST.
Gardens Dlntrlct Produces Excellent
Grade of Broom Material.
What Is thought to be the first at
tempt to ralMjJiroom corn In the in
land empire has been a sucess this
season, and the product win De
worked Into brooms within a very
few days, says the TJp-to-the-Tlmes
Magazine. The broom corn was
ra'sed at Gardena, an Irrigated dis
trict about 15 miles from this city,
which was opened up nearly two
years ago:
The product Is of an exceptionally
good quality and makes the best com
mercial brooms manufactured in the
west. Early last spring a Portland
firm experimented with the article.
After a sufficient growth part of the
product was taken to Portland and
made Into brooms, with the result
the company has purchased a small
manufacturing plant and Installed It
at Oardena and will turn out several
hundred brooms this year. Several
hundred acres will be planted by the
company and land owners next year
and a larger factory will be Installed.
Not a Masterpiece,
A Scotch laboring man who had
married a rich widow, exceptional
for her plainness, was accosted by his
employer. . '
"Well, Thomas," he said, "I heal
you are married. What sort of a
wife have you got?"
"Well, sir," was the response,
"she's the Creator's handiwork, but
I canna say she's his masterpiece."
Exchange.
TBS CCT1E
TOO iilEOOOS
POLICE UNABLE TO GET
CLEWS OP ROBBERS
Home of James Nel.m Entered Last
Night Wliile Family Was Absent
Neighbors Notify Police Two Oth
er Robberies Reported Since Sun.
day Robbers Make Good Their
Escape in Each Instance,
Three more burglaries, within as
many nights, have been added to the
already long list of recent crimes In
Pendleton and as in former instances
the officers have been unable to make
any headway towards apprehending
the guilty ones.
The most recent burglary to become
known was that of the James Nelson
residence at the corner of Union and
Court streets. At the time the crime
was committed the family was out on
Mr. Nelson's Butter creek ranch.
Neighbors passing the place noticed a
light being carried about within the
house and at first presumed It was
one of the family. Later It was learn
ed that no member of the family was
then in the city and the police were
notified, of the occurrence. From
the circumstances in the case It is be
lieved the house was robbed but with
what success will not be known until
the family returns.
Two burglaries occurred Sunday
night, while the families were away
attending church. . The home of John
Mollala In East Pendleton, was ran
sacked by burglars and a number of
things taken from a trunk. Among
the things taken were 135 In cash, a
gold pin and a revolver.
About the same time the Mollala
place was entered thieves also broke
Into the E. O. Casey residence at 204
Cosble street. Two ladles' watches,
a suit of clothes, a rain coat and many
small articles were taken.
VERDICT FOR KEVEY.
Jury In Civil Suit Awarded Plaintiff
$303 Instead of $175.
After being out but a short time
the Jury In the Sevey-Wade civil suit
returned a verdict favorable to, the
plaintiff at 8 o'clock last evening.
By the terms of their decision Sevey
is given a Judgment for $383 against
Wade. The suit was for $475. alleg
ed to be due the plaintiff for barley.
In 'the above case C. H. rjirter and
J. R. Raley represented the plaintiff,
while J- B. Perry and D. W. Bailey
had the side of the defendant.
Conies to Pendleton.
William Kupers, who has been
postmaster at Myrlck and manager of
the Puget Sound warehouse at that
place, has resigned both positions to
come to this city to engage in the Im
plement business, having purchased
the business .if Fred Weber on .Court
street. Mr. Kupers has been at
Myr'ck for a number of years and
has a large circle of friends who re
gret to see himself and family leave
that place.
Raised License to $1500.
Lauder, Wyo., Feb. 18. Thq city
attorney has been instructed by the
mayor and council to draw up an or
dinance' fixing the saloon license at
$1500 per annum and present it for
action at the next regular meeting
The present license is but $300 per
year and saloons have been Increas
ing at a lively rate, there being 18 In
a town of only 3000 population.
Mormon Cemetery at La Grande.
The Mormon church at La Grande
has Just Incorporated a cemetery so
ciety with a capital stock of $700 and
will lay out a beautiful new cemetery
in that city. Private subscriptions
will be added to the stock and the
grounds will be greatly improved.
The incorporators are C. J. Black,
Fred Taylor and D. J. Jordan.
Jubilee Singers Through.
The Tennessee Jubilee singers,
eight In number, who will appear at
the M. E. church in this city on
I'hlirflriflv An A FrldAV nlarhts Of this
week, nassed through today on thein
way to Weston, where they will ap-
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Dear tonight. They will also give a
performance at Athena tomorrow
night before returning to mis city.
Athletic Sweaters Arrive.
The Peoples Warehouse has Just
received the sweaters with the big
P that are to be awarded the high
school students who held positions on
the football and basketball . teams
during the past season.
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Party to Hermiston.
A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Cohen, C. S. Jackson, Mrs. C. E.
Roosevelt and J. A. Boris left on the
O. Tt. & N. local train this morning
for Hermiston and will spend the day
at the government reservoir.
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE.
BlototT has Frmrt that DaadrnS h
Catwcd by a Germ.
Science Is donlg wonders theso days ir
medicine as well s In mechanics. Sl:ic
Adam lived, the human race has been
troubled with dandruff, for which no halt
preparation has heretofore proved a suc
cessful cure until Newbro's Herpkkle was
put on the market. It Is a scloijMflc prep
aration that kills the germ that rr.akd
dandruff or scurf by dipping Into t'..
calp to get at the root of the hair, whar
It saps the vitality; causing Itching scalp
falling hnlr, arrd Anally baldness, With
out jdsndruff fcalr must grow luxuriantly.
It I) th only destroyer of dandruff.
Sold by leading drurrlsts. Send 10c
In stamps for sampl to Th Hsrrl
old Co., Detroit, tricb.
Two sites 10 cents and $1.00.
A. C. Koeppen A Bros.
Where you
Doesn't necessarily mean that
we sell you cheap clothing at
cheap prices far from it.
w
Bat, as applied to Roosevelt's
Big Boston Store, it is a guaran
tee to you that you are receiving
same or even better quality, as
shown elsewhere at a saving
to you.
. Pause and reflect, it may pay
you well.
Whore you Trade to Save
MAY UNITE METHODISTS.
Movement Started In Oklalioma to
Bring M. E. Church and M. E.
South to Union,
Oklahoma City, Okla., Feb. 18.
Distinguished church men of the
Methodist denomination are flocfing
here today for a Joint missionary con
vention to be held in Convention hall
during the next three days, under th
auspices of tb Methodist Episcopal
church and the Methodist Episcopal
church, south. This is the first Joint
meeting of Its kind ever held in Am
erica and It Is likely to become his
torical as marking a great step to
ward the reconciliation of th two
great divisions of the denomination,
separated since the civil war. Okla
homa Methodists have been the lead
ers In this movement for the wiping
out of sectional lines, Methodists of
both the north and south Joining in
the establishment her of Epworth
university. The two churches have
in the new state a joint membership
of 68,000.
The convention will hold a jubilee
celebration over the founding of the
church of Japan. For year and year
the several branches of the Methodist
church has been lending missionaries
to this foreign field to advance the
cause of Christianity, but recently th
people of Japan announced their in
tention of establishing their own
church.
A church of Japan was formed and
the doctrines and teachings of the
Methodist church became a part of
the new church. The Japanese have
their own bishop and presiding elder
as well as other church officials. The
establishment of this church is re
garded as one of the greatest events
In modern church history.
Denver's Democratic Hat).
The new auditorium In this city
which Is being hurried to completion
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOm SPRING OX
FORDS; THE LONGER YOU DEFER PURCHASING
YOUR SEASON'S FOOTWEAR THE LESS LIKELI
HOOD YOU HAVE OF GETTING WHAT YOU WANT.
WOMEN'S OXFORDS IN PATENT COLT, PATENT
KID, BLACK VIC1 KID AND THE NEW RUSSIAN
COLT, WELTS AND TURNS, FRENCH, CUBAN AND
MILITARY HEELS AT
$3.00, 3.50, 4.00 and 5.00
SIZES 2 TO 8, WIDTHS AA TO E.
Tho Alexander
The Home
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Watch For Next 'Attraction;
Trado to Savo
for the meeting of the national dem
ocratic conventions in July, Is one ot
the finest building of Its Kind In th
United States, say a Denver item. It
I lurger than Madison Square Gaj
d,en In New Tork, which until recent
ly was the most spacious assembly
hall in the country. Madison Square
Garden seats 12,187, while the seat
ing capacity of the Denver auditorium
Is 12,600. The capacity far surpasses
that of the Mormon Tabernacle la
Salt Lake City, the Cincinnati Muslo
Hall, the Metropolitan opera house In
New York city and the Auditorium
or Coliseum in Chicago. The Chica
go Auditorium seat 6000 and th
Coliseum, a the seats are arranged
for the republican convention, seat
11,111.
Representative W. C. Hawley reg
istered at Salem yesterday, while on
a quick trip from Washington for
that purpose.
After Once Tasting
no one wants an old-fashioned
cod liver oil prepara
tion or emulsion, because
Vinol is a much better body
builder and strength creator
for old people,weak children,
and for coughs, colds, bron
chitis, etc. If it does no good
we will return your money.
THE PENDLETON DRUG CO.,
Pendleton. Oregon.
lifortj
Department Store
of the Sorosis.
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