East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 08, 1908, EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textpagi rwo. DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREQQft. FKIDAV, .MAX , 1908. EIGHT PAGES. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE MA Y SA LE EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY 1.25 All-wool Cream Serges, at yd. . . 95c lie 15c Figured Batiste, at yd. 1.25 Fancy Silks, at yd. 75c 65c and 75c Fancy Wash Goods, at yd. . 35c MAN! PRIZES 1 CHI IE! TWO-DAT EVENT AT ATHENA MAY 22 AN 2S Best 8c Apron Ginghams, at yd. 5c Fancy Wool Dress Goods at Half Price. 1.25 Black Mercerized Underskirts, at each 95 c 1-3 off on all Ladies Tailored Suits. 1-3 off on all Millinery. Men's 3.50 Oxfords for $2.95 Ladies 3.50 Oxfords for $2.85 Eull Pi-Utfram Will Not lie IhmimvI, Ctt- til Nvxd Weok Prize for All tUe SHrt Huvo lieeu AnmmiioouV- IYnu Ijt Grande,' Comloii,. U'atla iiixt Portland. Ladies 4.00 Shoes, all kinds $3.35 All Men and Boys9 Clothing Slaughtered in Price. GROCERY SPECIALS $1.00 Fresh Dairy Butter, wholesale per 13 lbs. Sugar 12 lbs. Rice .... $1.00 Fancy Eastern Hams, per lb. . 16c Fancy Eastern Bacon, per lb. . 18c 2-pound roll 45c Fresh Dairy Butter, retail per roll 50c Fresh Ranch Eggs, wholesale, dot. 15c Fresh Ranch Eggs, retail, 3 doz. for 50c The Peoples Warehouse Where it Pays to Trade Save Your Coupons SELLS-FI OTO CIRCUS COMING Mt 30 Doc Waddell, advance man for the enlarged and beautiful Sells-Floto circus, is at the Hotel St. George to day, making arrangements for the coming performance on Saturday, May 30, when one of the most at tractive shows now on the road will entertain the people of this city and surrounding country. Every year adds to the popularity f this excellent circus and Sells Floto have made one of the most successful tours ever placed to the record of a circus on the Pacific coast. They have Just performed two weeks In Los Angeles under the aus pices of the Shrlners, the two weeks' performformance yielding the sum of 1 10.000 to the Shrlners' hospital fund. One week's performance for the same order In San Francisco yielded the sum of $5000 for aslm liar purpose and later in the season the circus will perform two weeks for the Chicago lodge of. Shrlners, the largest lodge of that order In the world. Brotlier to Kube. Waddell is a brother of the famou Kube Waddell, the baseball pitcher, and Is the story writer for the enor mom Sells-Floto Circus that will give a street parade and two perform ances here Saturday, May 30, Deco ration day. He refuses to ride on trains, in autos, hacks or to go on foot. The country Is being toured by him on the back of his pet ele phant, and In th'ls way he advertls es the great Sells show. Apprived by G. A. R. Arrangements were made today with the Grand Army of the Repub lie so that the circus will not inter fere with the Decoration day exercls es. The street parade of the circus will be given so that people can at tend the G. A. R. services at the cem etery and also witness the razzllng one mile lond circus pageant. Remembers tlw Dead. it. m. Tammen, the Tearless owner of the Denver Post, and general man ager of the Sells-Floto circus, left an order with Colonel Peter West for money to help In purchasing flowers for the soldiers' graves. With the Sells-Floto circus are a number of Bid soldiers. The secretary and au flitor, Colonel Perry, who will cash Colonel West's order, wears the Grand Army button. One of the elephant of the double herd of performing ele phants is named "General Grant" af ter the late president and command er-ln-chief of the TJ. 8. army. This elephant last Decoration day walked with the C A. R. boys In the town showed and placed flowers on the graves of departed comrades with the care and patriotism of a human being. An effort will be made to have this elephant perform the same office here. Patriotic Musto Ordered. H. H. Tammen. general manager of the Sells-Floto forces, has Issued In structions that the music On the date here be Yankee Doodle and patriotic t airs n keeping with the sacred sen timent of the day. The Circus Minister. The minister with Sells-Floto (they carry a minister. Rev. J. C. Merrlman. born near Athena) preaches to the show people every Sunday. Last Sunday he talked on "The Boys In Blue." Said he: "The dearest blood, the best blood, runs In the veins of the American soldier. The liberty we enjoy today was made possible by them. So the most blessed sight to man is the Stars and Stripes. In prayer, in thought, In deed, in every walk of life, we should keep topmost the remembrance of the soldier boys of our land. My sentiment for sol diers living and dead Is 'Cheers for the living, tears for the dead..' " Who Is She? The Pendleton girl with the Sells Floto circus is the talk of Bociety. She is trying to hide her identity. Be cause of this the "Smart Set" will at tend the circus Saturday, May 30, and try to pick her out. "Who is she?" is the kuestlon of the hour. Show peo- FHEEWATER WOMAN IS RELATIVE OF MISICIAN Mrs, D. C. Sanderson Is Aunt of Ml Kathleen Purloiv. Miss Kathleen Parlow, the seven teen-year-old girl whom Professor Groess of Berlin declares is the greatest violinist of the last 25 years, is a niece of Mrs. D. C. Sanderson of Freewater. being the daughter of her brother, the late C. H. Parlow, of Iroquois, Ont. Mrs. Sanderson has several pictures of her, the first be ing taken when she was about a year old, and the last when she was fifteen. The Bulletin dispatches of last week told of Miss Parlow's appear ance In Chrlstianla, Norway, before Kink Haakin and Queen Maud, the latter presenting her with a diamond pendant. She appears this week be fore King Edward In London, and every ticket for the big concert. though sold at double prices, was sold two weeks before the event. It Is to be one of the big society events of England. Miss Parlow has an of- rer or I250 per night for 150 con certs in the United States. The Par ous are a musical family and for many years in eastern Ontario were n great demand for musical num bers, so that Miss Parlow comes hon Tte Athena Press of this week says of. the coming Caledonian picnic at Oat place on May 22 and. 23:. Hxtenslve preparations are under way by the committee on program of the Umatilla County Caledonian as sociation to entertain the big crowds which are expected In AUwna on the two days of the annual picnic, Friday and Saturday, May 22 and 23. The seoretary Is In receipt of let ters from members of Caledonian so cieties at Portland, Condon, La Grande, Walla Walla and other plac es, stating that members of these so cieties expected to be present when the Scottish clans gather here for their annual picnic. The program In full will probably be announced next week, when post ers and other advertising matter will be available for use. The program for sports, complete, together with the amount of purses In each event follows: Foot race, 100 yards, first prize, 13; second, $2. Foot race, 50 yards, first, prize, $3; second, J2. Hurdle race, 120 yards, first prize, $3: second', $2. Putting the shot, first prise, 13; second, S2, Pole vaulting, first prize, 3; seen ond, $2. Tossing the caber, first prize, 13, second $2. High Jump, first prize, $3; second, $!. Broad Jump, first prise, 13; second, 2. Hop, step and Jump, first prize, 13; second, 12. Three standing Jumps, first prize, 13; second, $2. Bicycle race, first prize, 13; second, $2. Best dressed ladv In Hiehlnml rns. Itume, first prize, S3; second $2. T, . . . . , , ... . Dtsi ureseu gentleman in Hlgn- land costume, first prize, 13; second, 2. Best dancer in Highland fling, first prize, S3; second )2. Horse race, running, purse,. $25. The sports will be held on Saturday afternoon, commencing at 3 o'clock. An entrance fee of 25 cents will be charged In each prize event., Heretofore the majority of prizes at the Caledonian picnics have been won by Weston normal school ath letes, but for this occasion It is said a number of Scotch lads are In train ing, and will participate In the feats of skill with the Intention of winning a goodly share of the purses. SMOOT DECLARES- TIMBER IS U1UNU WASTED L'uh Senator Dwfiuidn Policy of For entry, netwrtuicnt. The speech in opposition to tiie forestry service, was made by Sena tor Heyburn of. Idaho In the scuate while the agricultural bill was under consideration. Warner of Mlscsourl, continued; his speech on the Brownsville affair, but It was not cojtoJlsded. Heyburn suggested an amendment excepting Idaho, from the stales In which the secsretary of agriculture muy give pwm.lts for the exporta tion of timuiic from the forast re serves. He ridiculed the chart of the forestry division, which wasj swung on the' wall of the senate chamber, marked with statements as to the number of. years the forests of; various parts of the country woilld Ifcst. The forestry division he says, wm launch mk inio, a reaim or propivocy in a way that would require greater wls- Now Just aee Japan, Though such a small man, He's going to swipe All the trade If he can. There's no denying: the fact that Japan, la a big factor in commerce. W are also making bag Inroads upon doirt thil that possessed bjf the sages , P'ro" of old, when It was declared that a Pu.r e 'a constantly Increasing owing to the fact that we never take any unfair advantages. For good treatment and high quality goods, at Bond Brothers Leading Clothiers certain, section would be short of Its forest, to 20, 30 or 40 year they for got that, he sava. lunihnr vtau., qui he docUired tha the timber supply j, reuonble prices, oome to us. as great today as ever In the world's history. There Is, he says, no danger oi it limber famine. &naor smoot took exception to the statement that the world's timber was as great as ever.. Heyburn re. wrtea mat the senator from Utah might consult the map on the senate wall as a guide, he possessing the spirit of prophecy" which he (Hoy- ourn) did not possess. Smoot said he could prove, not by prophecy, hut by figures, that the timber of this country Is being rapidly. destryed and that there Is not anything like the amount of timber In this coantry mat mere was m or 30 years ago, Xi Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup does not constitute, but on the other hand Its laxative principles gently move the bowels. Children like It. Sold by Tallman & Co. Automobile CaleiHlur. New York, May 8. Among the au tomobile events scheduled for the 1908 season are the following: May 15 Chicago, Algonquin hill mb, Chicago Motor club. May 16 Hartford, Ct., 200-mlle endurance run. Automobile club of Hartford. May 30 Bridgeport, Ct., Sport Hill climb, Bridgeport Automobile club. Realty Transfer. The following real estate deals have Just been filed for record with County uecoruer Hondley: -sorin American Trust Co. to Aug. ust Ring, $1060, southeast quarter sec tion 32, township 4 N. R. 31. E. W. M iviiuam m. McCormmach et ux.. to John Elmer McCormmach, $1, south west quarter section 12. and north west quarter section 13, township 2 N, K. 32, E. W. M. Mary J. McCormmach to William II McCormmach et al., Si and other con siderations all her right as widow of John W. McCormmach, deceased In the southeast quarter and west half of section 12. all of section 25, township 3 N. R. 32 E. W. M., and northwest quarter section 30, tow nship 3 N. R. 38 E. W. M., and southwest quarter sec tlon 12 ond northwest quarter section 13. township 2 N. R. 32 E. W. M Grantees to pay grantor $1600 each year during her natural lifetime. E. B. Lybecker to Richard A. Mor ton $4000, southeast quarter south west quarter section 18, north half northwest quarter and southeast quar ter section 19, and southwest quarter southwest quarter section 20, the northwest quarter northeast quarter and north half northwest quarter sec tlon 29, and north half northeast quar ter section 30 township 6 S. R. 32 E W. M. Desire St. Dennis et ux., to Moses Taylor, $6400, north half northwest quarter section 13, township 3 N. R. 31 E. W. M., containing 80 acres. William H. McCormmach et ux, et al., to J. W. McCormmach, $1, north west quarter and south half section 11' township 3 N". R. 32 E. W. M. William H. McCormmach et ux et al., to Minnie J. Browne, $1. south east quarter and west half section 25, township 3 N. R. 32 E. W. M. J. W. McCormmach, Jr., et ux et al j to William H. McCormmach, $1, southwest quarter section 12, north west quarter section 13, township 2 X. It. 32 E. W. M , and N. E. quarter sec- I tlon 25 township 3 X. R. 32 E. W. M PREPARED Lime and Sulphur Spray READY FOR USE 1 gaL makes 10 of Spray, by mixing with cold water The Pendleton Drug Co. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY By Drinking the noma Product, tha Famous $500 BEER i Guaranteed Absolutely Pore. Try a case for family tun For sale at all leading ban. CITY BREWERY SCHCLTZ A 8TRICKKR Phone Main 828. HKesoarre, Fa., (Jiant s Despair I nnrl northwest quarter section 30. hill climb. Automobile club of Wll- ! township 3 N. R. 38 E. XV. M. pie say she Is the handsomest woman Jestly by her Inheritance as a musl in circus life. Hotel St. George. S. A. Sayior, Umatilla; S. R. Old. aker, Hermlston; William Dunn Portland; B. H. Davis, Hermlston; inland cross, Hermlston; G. W, Brown, Hermlston; W. Roy Saxton Hermlston; E. I. Parks, Hutchinson A. H. W (throw, Portland; J. T. Lacey, Portland; James S. Bell, Athena; Doc. Waddell, South Africa; O. E. Mann Minneapolis; C. C Mlsner, Niagara Falls; A. A. Chapman, Boston; H. C, Clark, Everett; C. A. Waeylin, Asotin; H. C. Hagglns, Billings; Waddy De Elephant, South Africa; A. W. Sifton, Spokane; Robert C. Smith, Portland; M. Myers, New York; H. W. Coe, Port land; M. H. Keller, New York; F. S. McMahan, Portland; Mrs. W. B. Ham- iton, Walla Walla; O. V. Robbins, Walla Walla; W. R. Clark, Salt Lake; B. N. Fl.sk, Chicago; B. B. Hall, Wes- ton; E. T. Hlbbard, Portland; J. F. McNaught, Hermlston; T. J. Maloney, lone; H. Sexton, Hood River; Sam Lee, Portland; J. A. Allison, Portland; B. Brown, Portland; S. Redmond, James Redmond, Mlnne- E, Minnesota; sota. The boo tiling spray of Ely's Liquid Cream Balm, used in an atomizer, It an unspeakable relief to sufferers from catarrh., Some of them describe It as a Godsend, and no wonder. The thick, foul discharge Is dislodged and the patient breathes freely, perhaps for the first time In weeks. Liquid Cream Balm contains all the healing, purifying elements of the solid form, and It never falls to satisfy. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents, including spraying tube, or mailed by Ely Bros.,, 64 Warren atreet, New York, clan, the mother of Miss Parlow being a teacner of vocal and Instrumental music. TRAMPS KILL URAKIE. Hurled o Death from Flying N. P. Train. While attempting to eject five tramps from a blind baggage car oi Northern Pacific train No. 15 early tnis morning, John Pryor, brakeman, was thrown from the car by the ho bos between Connell and Hatton and, striking on his head, was killed In stantly. The hobos boarded the blind baggage at Hatton and Pryor climb ed overvfrom the front .end of the smoker to eject them. Pryor was missed when the train reached Connell and the hobos were arrested and sent to Pasco, where they are now In Jail. They tell varying stories of the affair, but declare that Pryor fell by accident. This however. Is contradicted by other testimony. The train ran back along the line from Connell and Pryor's body was picked up- The doctor who examined the body said that death must have been Instantaneous. Pryor has rela tives and many friends in Pasco. Woman Wanted. To do washing for two Call Red 1902. families. Suit Over Ditch. Suit to force Michel Estoup to rec ognise a right of way for an Irriga tion ditch through his land has been started in the circuit court by John I. Creswcll, the complaint being filed by Messrs. Lowell & Winter. Ac cording to the complaint the plaintiff Is the owner of 40 acres of land In section 21, township t north of range 35 and by the terms of his deed Is entitled to a right of way for an Irrl-1 gatlon ditch which takes water from Mud creek. The defendant Is chare- ed with obstructing said ditch and the court is asked for an order restrain- Ing him from so doing In the future and also for $50 damages. kesbarre, San Francisco, endurance run, un der the auspices of the Automobile Dealers'assoclatlon. June 6. Worcester, Dead Horse hill climb, Worcester Automobile club. June 14-27 Chicago, 1200-mile re- liability run. Chicago Motor club. July 7-8 Buffalo, national conven tion of the American Automobile asj soclatlon. July 9 Buffalo, start of the fifth annual A. A. A. reliability touring i contest. I Sept. 5-8 San Francisco-Los An geles reliability run, under the aus pices of the Automobile Dealers' as sociation of San Francisco. Sept. 14 Chicago annual economy run, Chicago Motor club. Hlnkle Ditch Co. to Isaac H. Gob- bell, $1800, 120 miner's Inches water to be used 'on east half northeast quarter, southwest quarter, northeast quarter, northeast quarter, southeast I quarter section 14, township 3 N. R 28 E. W. M. Frank Hart, who escaped from the Seattle Jail 13 years agoand who has a seven year term In the peniten tiary ahead of him, has been arrested at Alma, Kansas. He Is considered one of the smoothest confidence men In the west. Edward H. Rice, a veteran of the civil war, who died recently at New port, Ore., left three thousand dol lars In gold which he had kept burled In glass Jars in his woodshed for a number of years. COFFEE Good corfee is partly in buying and partly in making:; like everything: else. Your grocer return! your monsf If jrou doat Hip Schllllnf'i Beit, vcji him. COLUMBIA BAR. 632 Main St. Phone Main 90 Fine Wines and Liquors. Fancy Drinks a Specialty . .....Hot Lunch tat Pool and Billiard Parlor .....Gentlemen Only..... First Class Rooming House In Connection. CORRIGAN BROS. PROPRIETORS. I Get the Best Good Dry Wood and the BEST KIND OF OO.VL. PROMPT DELIVERY. W. C. MINNIS Lcato orders at WINNING'S' CIGAR STORE Opposite People Warehouse THONE MAIN 6 I Our Specialty is T it. 1 n me ramuy irarje We are fully prepared to fur. nish you the best of lard, sau- aagea and fresh, smoked or cured meats and fish each day. Central Meat Market Carney ft Tweedy. Telephone Mala St. Our sparkling, tempting, satisfying beer and soda water Is pronounced the purest and best for thirst quench ing purposes; 24 bottles of beer or soda delivered to your home for only JOHN CACEN Eagle Block. Court Street. PASTIME PARLORS. RUTHERFORD A MOLTTOR, Prop. A quiet resort for the healthful exer cise of BOWLING, POOL AND BILLIARDS. Omy nrtt-dass table used. Cigars, confectionery, tobaccos and Mft fcteka.