East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 22, 1908, EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWa PAILT EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGOir. FRIDAY, MAY 22. 1008, EIGHT PAGES. SA TURD A TS SPECIALS at The Peoples Warehouse 25c Mercerized Black Satteen, yard 17c 12 l'2c Hemmed Hack Towels, each - 9c 1.00 Hemmed Sheets, 81x90, each - -79c 15c White Turkish Bath Towels, each - 10c 35c White Turkish Bath Towels, each - 25c The Best 15c Bleached Muslin Fruit of Loom Brand, yard . . 10c The Best 15c Percales, in light colors, 36 in. wide, yard . . . . 10c The Best 15c Dress Ginghams at, yard 10c . The Best 50c Domestic Pongee, 72 in. wide, . 37c The Best 15c India Linen, 29 in. wide, yd. . 11c The Biggest Reduction of the Year in Men and Boys9 Dependable Clothing. Grocery Department In Basement Phone Main 17 Clean Home of Pure Groceries, Fresh Fruits, Berries and Vegetables. A Soap Special for Saturday only and for CASH only. 20 bars Sunny Monday Soap . . . $1.00 If you are not a Sunny Monday user, become one at our saving of 25 per cent, to you, also a saving of fuel, time, labor and temper The Peoples Warehouse Where it Pays to Trade Save Your Coupons S AGENTS ARE 'OT ALLOWED TO MISREPRESENT. SHls-Kioto Show Will Appear n Pen diet on In One Week A Western Institution Los Angeles Paier9 Kiieak In Highest Terms of Perform ance Large Crowds Witness Won lerful AeroTiatlc Stunts. The big Sella-FIoto shows are com ing to Pendleton May 30, and as this wealthy western institution does not belong to the circus trust, will posi tively give the usual street parade. Moreover, the agents have positive or ders never to mlsripresent a single Item or feature. The entire enterprise Is built on honest endeavor to give. every one his money's worth. A child can attend alone, present a $10 bill ' at the ticket wagon and receive the correct change. No "privilege car" Is carried by the Sells-Floto manage ment, a device conceived to absorb the performers' and working men's money In gambling and drinks. Neither do they permit their press a;ent to Indulge In adjectives galore while, in their enthusiasm, telling of the v;uit wonders the visitor is to be hold. As a check to any misrepresen tation the plan in vogue Is to repro duce, without alteration or alliteration the reprint from well known conser vative newspapers their own criticisms of the how. The Los Angeles Exam iner, well known for Its honesty and falrress, says: "It has been said that when you see one circus you see all circuses, mean ing that they are alike. This may be true of the general run of such enter tainments. There may be bigger com panies on the road, there may be some with more canvas tents, more lemon ade venders, more sellers of popcorn and palm leaf fans, but certainly there la none with a greater variety of wholesome entertainment. The Sells Floto show Is called "the circus beau tiful." If an entirely clean perform ance If spick and span wagons, atten tive employes, courtesy to the public an 1 eompllance with all the advance promises made a "circus beautiful," then the Sells-Floto combination la en titled to the description. The big tent was filled to Its ca- COFFEE You can buy something called "coffee" at 10c lb with 3000 miles of R R freight from the roaster; don't Tow irscsrrstsras row H r eoel tks Scbiliisr1! Brt: w m him. pacity at the performance this after noon and if there was one dissatisfied spectator he failed to make his pres ence known. From beginning to end the circus is worth seeing. The me nagerie is complete and the program contains about everything that la worth seeing In the circus line. A special feature Is made of the trained animals, the acrobats and the clowns and all of them are excellent. "Specially notable is the perform ance of the five Potters, a .family of acrobats that surpasses anything in its line ever seen here. The double twisting somersault done by the Pot ters in the air while swinging from one trapeze to another, and various other feats were real novelties. "In addition there were remarkable slack wire performances by the fa mous Alpine family that accomplish entirely new and dangerous feats. The trained animals were all good and the clowns, of whom there were some thirty odd, bept the audience In an uproar of laughter with their antics. "The Sells-Floto show 'won a home for Itself,' as the saying goes, some time ago In these parts. Its enlarged successor promises to more than keep up the good work. "A big crowd turned out to the closing performance last night and J everybody went away satisfied, the notable feature being the uniform po liteness with which the employes from the highest to the lowest, treated their patrons." One of the features of today's ses sion, rendered especially noteworthy by the attendance of representatives of several Indian tribes, was the re port of the committee on work among the Indians. Addresses on this topic were made by some of the redskin delegates. The session this evening will be de voted to a discussion of the report of the committee on work among Spanish-speaking people. Addresses will be made by the Rev. Alexander Turn bull of New York on "The Mexican People of the Southwest;" the Rev. George H. Brown of the City of Mexi co, on "The Awakening of Mexico;" Dr. J. B. Thomas of Illinois, on "What We Found In Porto Rico," and Dr. H. B. Grose of New York, on "Mission ary Work In Cuba." $100 Reward. $100. . The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science .baa been able to care In a!l Its stages, and that la Catarrh. Hall s Catarrh Care la the only poaltlre riwe now known to the medical frater nity. Catarrh being a constitutional dis ease, requires a constitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh Core Is taken Internally, acting directly opon the blood and mucous urfacea of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building np the constitution and assisting nature In doing Its work. The proprietors bare offered One Hundred Dollars for any rase that It falls to cure. Send for list of testimoni es. Address : V. 1. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 76c. Take Hall's Family Tills for constipation. BAPTIST MISSIONARIES. Several Indian Tribe Represented One of Features. Oklahoma City, Okla., May 22. Executive sessions were held today opening the seventy-sixth annual meeting of the American Baptist Home Mission society, the ninety-seventh annual meeting of the American Baptist Missionary union and the eighty-fourth annual meeting of .the American Baptist Publication society. Some of the most distinguished cler gymen, missionaries and laymen of the denomination, from all prts of the world, participated In the deliber ations. The presentation of the an nual reports of the general denomina tional societies, addresses of officials and appointment of committees fol lowed. The Baptist Forward. Move ment for Missionary Education held a session this afternoon. Cricket Season Open, New York, May 22. Cricket chum pionship series of the Metropolitan District Cricket league will open to morrow and games will be played hereafter on all Saturdays and holi days until the end of September. In terstate matches have been arranged with the New Jersey and Conecticut cricket leagues and during the sea son teams from Canada and from Boston and other cities will visit New York to play against the teams here. Interest In the English game Is In creasing yearly and the season Just opening promises to be the most, suc cessful In the history of the sport In this country. 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. Missouri Volley Meet. Kansas City, Mo., May 22., What will undoubtedly be the greatest In tercollegiate outdoor athletic meet ever held In this section of the coun try Is scheduled for tomorrow after noon. This meet will be the first annual affair of the Missouri Valley confer ence, and In It will compete the cream of the athletes of the confer ence members, the universities of Mis souri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Wash ington University, St. Louis; Drake University, Des Moines, Io.; the Ames Agricultural College of Ames, Io. DeWltt's Little Early Risers are small, safe, sure and gentle little pills. Sold by Tallman A Co. Now England Track Meet Boston, May 22. Crack athletes from a half dozen states will take part In the annual track and field meet of the New England Intercollegiate Ath letic association, to be held tomorrow on the field of the Massachusetts In stitute of Technology at Brookline. Insist upon DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve. It Is especially good for pile. 8old by Tallman V Co. COLLEGE IT MCfS OIRHOW HARVARD, YALE AND OTHER SCIKXH.S CONTEST Greatest Number of Entries In History of Annual Event Junior Eight-oared One of Most Exciting Events of the Contest PemiHylvanln will Have Four Crews Entered Double Ref eree System I'sed. Philadelphia, May 22. Final ar rangements were completed today for tho Amerlcun Henley, the Blxth annual ruces of the American Rowing asso ciation, which will be held tomorrow on the Sthuyklll river course. While the late spring has somewhat handi capped the oarsmen, tomorrow's big event has attracted a large entry list and will be no less noteworthy than its predecessors. Harvard. Yale, Columbia, George town, New York University and Pennsylvania will be represented by crews. The club entries Include good representation from New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal timore and WushlriKton. The Intpr- scholustic race has attracted more en tries than ever before and will assume unusual Importance. The list of 12 events will ho nmeti. cally the Bame as a year ago, consist ing or the following races: First palr-oared shells, first elcht-oured shells for the Stewards' cup, second single eight-oared shells for the New England cup, octopede or eleht-oared sculls, Interscholastlc elght-oared shells for the Franklin cup. first dou ble sculls for the Schuylkill cup. first four sculls, first single sculls tor tho Farragaus cup, first four-oared shells for the Puritan cup. Junior colleelate elght-oared shells. Although the stewards make no nnr- tlcular race the feature of their nro- gram, the splendid turn out each year for the Junior collegiate elght-oared race has made this event the most exciting of the day. Last year there were four starters, Yale, Cornell, Pennsylvania and Georgetown. Har vard was entered for the race, but rowed Instead In another event. The eligibility rules for this race will be the same ns heretofore. Only those oarsmen who have never sat In a varsity boat at pnughkeepsle or New London are eligible. This race Is becoming more popular every year because It affords racing experience to the green oarsmen who otherwise would get none until they made a varsity boat. Outside of Pennsylvania, which al ways has four crews In the regatta. Harvard and Yale will be best rep resented, each with two eights. Har vard has been sending two crews for several years and Yale men were so well pleased with the double victory of their crew a year ago that they will send down two crews tomorrow. In order tha the regatta may be run off on schedule time It has been de cided to pursue the double referee system which this association Inaug urated at Its first regatta. The two referees will he Hugh Cabot of Bos ton and William Innes Forbes of Philadelphia. Hotel St. George. W. R. Bryan, Boise; John B. Saw yer. D. H. Tape, Portland: J. W. Fox. Hanfonl. Wash.; L. H. Stelnhart, Port land; Geo. A. Stockder, Portland; O. D. Leach, Portland; S. O. Mnrkman, Portland; G. W, Brown, U. S. R. R.; R. R. Johnson, Echo; A. Zurch, New York; A. W. Seller. Kansas City; Jno. C. Culley. Portland; J. A. Payton, Walla Walla; J. M. Crawford, Walla alia; H. Markourtz, Spokane; H. H. Fitting. J. W. Fitting, Portland; Geo. McGllvery, Spokane; Chns. L, Seblne, Vinton. Iowa; O. L. Goodnight. Port land; M. A. 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Two Important high school track and field meets will be held In Wisconsin to morrow, at La Crosse and Appleton, The meet at La Crosse will be partici pated In by high schools of Iowa and Minnesota, as well as Wisconsin, and will assume Interstate Importance Gold and sliver cups', medals and trophies will be given as prizes In the fourteen events scheduled. The meet at Appleton will be under the auspices of the Lawrence University Athletic association, and Is the eighth annual meet to be held by that body. The Dalles has accepted the offer of Carnegie to give $10,000 for a 11 brary in that city. Money to purchase n lot for the building has already been subscribed. WAS WITH ECZEMA On Chest, Back, and Head Pain, Heat, and Tingling Were excru ciating Nerves in Exhausted Condition Sleep Badly Broken. 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