East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 10, 1908, EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextbAILY EAST OREGOMAN, PENDLETON', OREGOX, TIIUKSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1008.. EIGHT PAGES. 11 page two. GDIS Sharp Reductions For Friday and Saturday AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE 10 ST! 1 LVGRK f Wlii'e (hitintr Flannel, minced t yd. ," So Bt't Amu Ciinuliain.-, rciluwl price yard To Uest Calicoes, all colors reduced price yard '. "(' ."tl'.UO Siikolino (Vmf.ir!-, extra size rodiiood to 1.15 7.(0 all w.xd Ied Uhmkets in jrra.vs, white?, tans and mis, rduoel to 121c lest Percales, inches wide, all 01 dors reduced to, yard 1()C s? 1.2." cotton t'lctved Dlankets, lanro size, prays, tans or whites, rdneed to. pair 1)5 C lTio Boys' haw rilihed Stockings reduced to, pair 17c ."c Boys' heavy ril'lx'd Stockings rodnoed to, pair ISC SKCOXD FLOOR BKDUCTIOXS. short f-ilk Kiinonas, reduced 4. :.'." a n to . 1.2." and $l.0 Ladies' Percale Wrappers all sizes and colors, reduced to, each !).( .."O and .i.7." White Lawn Waists, any siz reduced to, each $1.S5 !?1..'.0 to .$2..'0 White Lawn Waists, reduced to 9.H- SI. 25 Sattecn petticoats in Mack only, re ducd to, each 85C sj.'.t.") and .:."0 colored lied Spreads in iuk and blue, plain hem or fringed, 2.35 Spreads, reduced to $1.10 f2.:0 White Nottingham Lace Curtain., 10 separate patterns, red need to, pair $1.85 15C . (J5c . S.K' V 1 . 1 " M $1.30 I $1.40 ( $1.70 $1.00 reduced to . . )fl..'0 hemim-d Be $1.50 Nottingham Lace Curtains red. to 98c pr. For this Friday & Satur day we will sell all our Men's Underwear at a big reduction. llemilar ."o iianuents will lo llcmdar 7.V jraniicuts will lx . Betrular $ l.o arnients will he KiTiilar iiaiiiients will he Kej.nilar .".arincuts will he Regular !?1.7." garments will he Regular !?:?.M garments will he Kejrular garments will he Every man's Hat in the j f 'in I I I H nouse wm oe reaucea, inis w is your best opportunity to j save money, uon i miss u V itt.OO Hats sell for 81.S5 S .ti'.-'O Hats sell for $2.20 :5.(M) Hats sell for $2.75 ..r,0 Hats sell fr $3.20 iH.uu iiuts soil tor $3.05 !H.: Hat.sell for $1.15 $.-..00 Hats sell for $-4.05 Dependable Shoes Reduced 4..V) Ladies' tan Oxfords reduced to $3.25 5M.00 Ladies' patent Oxfords reduwl to ' f Children's $1..'0 school Shoes reduced to $1.15 These reductions are for Friday and Satur day onlv. Bemeinher that! T.UT CAMPAIGN TO OPEN IV OREGON S(MN I Junior S'iiiiior Will Tnko mi Active Part I" CmitIiik the. Sialo Tor tliej Republican Ticket Tufl Clulw Will lie Organized TliroiiKlmitf ",0 Stutoj Active CuiiiNiK'ii Work to Uegln nil Once. ' . Culled States Senator Jonathan; Hotline will reuvh Portland Saturday; ,,r Sunday, according to word Hint J has been received It Is estimated thutj ho will most likely reach the eltyj Sunday. ; Senator Bourne is coming to Ore-; K.m at this time primarily to take an I active p t In the Taft campaign, j What his plans are. however, are not j known, a lie has sent no Instructions; to Portland which have reached the ....i.iis. wh..ihi.i ho will affiliate with I the state central committee, or win; w ork with his secretary, John C. J : YoimK, In the organization of Taft j 'club? throughout the ntate. or wheth-i icr he will have a mill different plan; worked out by himself and under hlsj jown management and control Is a ' matter of supposition. j It Is generally believed that State. Chairman Cake and Senator nourne 'are plo.ae together In desire If not In j actual affiliation, but what the re Icent developments In Oregon as be I tween Fuiton nnd Cake will hare to !di with the Bourne-Cake association ' Is n question. ! t'p ot the central committee head quarters It Is given out officially that ! there l no factionalism In the repub lican party nt the present time, nev 'rr has been. In fact, and that nil re publicans are woiking together for the election of Taft. What effect the j appearance of Senator Bourne In the I headquarters with his sleeves rolled up ready for work would have on this I peace and amity, so far as the Fulton Sensational Sale of Razors The Representative of the Goshen Cutting Co. will be here for 3 days to sell for us a line of Drummers Samples 3 Days Only $2.50 to $3.50 Values at 97c each Remember this is a bonafide sale of high grade Razors. Wade & Butcher, Wastenholm & Sons, Pipe., Jas. Allen Sons, Sheffield, Eng., Goshen Cutting Company, Sheffield, Eng., Morley & Son, Prussia; Frederick Ern, Wald, Germany; Crom & Sword Brand, and many others, all high grade Imported brands. We guarantee every razor to be perfect or your money back. We will sell the Goshen Self Honing Raz Strop regular $2.00 value at 97c. This strop is guaranteed to put a Keen Edge on rozors. See "The Razor Man" in Window The Peoples Warehouse Where it Pays to Trade SaveYour Coupons P0A PUNS BIG ROSES Tlllltl) EVENT TO BE THE BIGGEST of the most enthusiastic public meet- panics responded and two firemen Ings of that character ever held, and were sent into the basement to make as has already been intimated, Ralph sure there were no flames there. W. Hoyt, cashier of the Merchants' National bank, was chosen unani- mously on the first ballot as president I of the third annual festival. I Mr. Hoyt accepted the honor in a J characteristically enthusiastic speech YET and said that there was no other way i , j o-ut of it but that Portland must give Kalpli W. Hyt Is Eliwrd Ptt'shlent j a celebration that shall be not only of the Animal Kosc Carnival ami j of a national but International lm Wrk Is -w In Progress to Make j portance and that he will do hls.part the Event a Sucws.'j Big Fund for to make It so if the rest of the stock- Next Year IccKtl. U Practically All Col- I, Judders and directors of the festival and public In general will help him. Lcii by retiring President C. A. One of them carried a lantern and the gas which had been gathering in the cellar exploded. The injured men were quickly removed to the hos pital, where It Is said all will recover. The girl, Mildred Vajar, was stand ing on the walk in front of the shop nnd 'was blown Into the street, sus taining a sprained back. people are concerned, Is a question of some doubtfulness. It Is believed, however, that the sen't or will Rive much of his atten tion to the organization of Taft clubs throuehnut the state nnd leave the peneraj work for the state central committee to do. John C. YounR, private secretary to Senator Bourne, who has been np- fi pointed stniP utwuxwi . I t'onal Leacue of Taft clubs. Is already I ,h:ird nt work bandinK the republican I clubs of the state toother under the j general leadership of the National , ieaRiie. I i,.!ii,v Iloiiine will remain in Orrif.n until time for the Bs?mbling , veIoPeJ I of congress in December next. While ; It !s ndmlf.ed at Ms office that be In tends to take an active part In the Ta.'t campaign; In fa t. that helm? his m-lmarv object In returnliiK to Oretron ! at this time, It Is not admitted that ! he intends to mix 'n the finht over jthe organization 'f the legislature. ! It contended that the senator has ! no direct Interest In local Issues, that I he Is not up for reelection nnd there j fore has no reason to pay attention to j the organisation battle. MACHINE. The Pendleton Drug Co. was was slot for a deer by Fred Lit tlefleld, took place In this city yes terday. Christie died Sunday morn Iiir nt the hospital here. It was be lieved that ho would recover, not withstanding his being shot through the abdomen, but blood poison de- I NEW 1'liYIN'fi I Llttlefield has been placed under 'arrest nnd Is confined In the county (jail. He will he tried for manslaush ' ter nt the next term of the Josephine j circuit court. He is prostrate with j grief, as he and Christie were the. Best ; of rlends. District Attorney Mulkey declares that he will prosecute the case vigorously, ns the frequency of such accidents demands the strict en forcement of the law. He Is deter- j mined to make an example of this lease, with the hope that It will put an end to the "shot for deer" accl I dents that occur regularly In the Josephine county mountains. DEATH ITtOM EAI.Ij. Only 2 Eect But It Ernctiircs Man's Spine. Falling from the window of his t..rtiQr.,Cs (h i d annual rose iesu- vn temore. oiner prominent icmiiv.ii own room nc 6i& oilier nireei at 1 val is to be bigger, better and more j workers bespoke for Mr. Hoyt the j o'clock this morning, Upton O. Hick beautiful than either of the two pre-1 heartiest support for his admlnstra- j el, a carpenter, suffered a fractured ,.r. Kverv effort will be ! t!on. And immediately following ad-.spine. At St. Vincent's hospital to- made by the stalwart citizens behind ' journment every one of the 30 stock- the movement to raise by public sub- holders present assured the new pres- i ident of their earnest loyalty I so that bids sciiption the sum of $100,000 to de fr-Av the expenses of a civic demon-jthe work for the coming year uraiion of a week's duration which j fair to start off more auspiciously shall, in every way, be worthy of the; than It ever did before. ritv'H magnitude and progressive j-pirlt, says the Oregonlan. The stockholders met In the rooms of the Bose Festival association dn l;iht year it was attempted to raise the Hwetland building, with about 25 but the financial depression more than 30 present In person and that sum ..f last ducinif a jubilee of the broad scope . The report of retiring President C at first intended. With prosperity j whltemore and Treasurer Ralph and constantly bettering conditions in 1 Hoyt showed that out of the $33,500 ; PItlMAKY LAW WAS !1 fields of industry, It Is now felt originally pledged all last winter mlitated against pro-j about 25 more represented by proxies. A. day it was reported that he cannot live. He fell 12 feel, his back strik ing the pavement with great force. Dr. Fred .1. Zelgler, city physician, ordered him removed to he hospital In ft Bed Cross nmhulance, but little can be done to help him. Ho Is 47 years of age and was intoxicated when he reached hl room. Appar ently while stumbling around the room he fell through the open win dow to the street below. but about $1- and that the in cash In DEFEATED IV IOWA that Portland man and will reach the 000 had been collected goal set f.ir the festival of next year, , festival had nearly $800 1 the date of which has been fixed fof.the bank as a nest egg for the cele tiie v. eek of June 7 to 12, inclusive, j bratlon of 1909. Last night's annual meeting was one; GAS EXPLOSION' AT EIRE. COFFEE What is essential to good coffee? Good bean ground fresh, and a woman of common sense. Your rrocvr return roar moatf it jwm 4m t Kk Schilling' Bctt: w par bta, Sis Firemen Injured and 11-Year-Old Girl Burned. Bos Angeles, Sept. 9. Six firemen and an 11-year-old girl were badly burned and shocked aa the result of an explosion of gas during a small fire In a plumbing hop on South Main street late this afternoon. Three of the men were blown from the room In the street. Two corn- Oregon's Example Xot Followed by Periplc. Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 9. The state senate today defeated a bill for a primary law modeled on the Oregon law, by a vote of 33 to 13. The bill had a big support from good govern ment clubs and a large part of the citizens, but the party organizations were against It. It was believed from the first that It could not be passed this year. On 1111 Entirely New lTlnclpIc and Cd SIO.tMKI Will Fly in Week. New York. Sept. 8 Wilbur It. Kimball's helicopter bad Its coming out nt the Morris Talk aviation giotinds yesterday, and was much ad mired by a large group of aeronauti cal enthusiasts. No attempt was made, to send It Into the air. The machine j was rolled around for Inspection, and! Its powerful 50-horsepower motor was set In motion. According to Mr. Kimball's plans It may be a week or even longer be fore he attempts a flight, because the machine Is constructed on a new principle, and It Is his purpose to discover as far as possible how It will perform In the air before he takes the chance of wrecking the ap paratus, and possibly ending his own career In the bargain. Those who Inspected the hellocop ter were divided In their opinions ns to whether It will do all that Its build ers hope It will do, From a distance It looks like a spider's web, with 20 small wooden propellers caught In the meshes. It Is constructed en tirely of wood, alumlnus and piano wire, with a powerful four-cylinder, two-cycle motor, that appears to de velop power enough to tear the fra gile thing to splinters. It cost $10, 000 to build, and represents five years of study and experiment. c.Mtrso srii.r, in pntsriT. Wants Ills Jewelry Bitf Xot tlio Wo man. Rome, Sept. 9. A message receiv ed from Naples today says Caruso, the tenor, Is still In pursuit of the man who Is generally supposed to be eloping wllh his wife, who slipped away with a chauffeur and $30,000 worth of Jewelry. The singer says he was never married to the woman. Fnlnl FI10 in California. Sacramento, Sept. 9. Valentine Mnrtz, an Iron moulder In the South ern Faclflc shops, was burned to death when his home caught fire. He finally leaped through a window and ran lo the barn, where he drop ped dead. Martz was living alone. Relief for Fire Victims, Minneapolis, Sept. 9. Plans were made here today by business men to raise a purse of $25,000 for the suf ferers from the (forest fires which are still raging In Mlnnesoa. The St. Paul council appropriated $5000 today. Salem anncry Output. Though there Is quite a force of wo men working nt the cannery prepar ing apples and pears, the output Is not as large ns this time last year, says tlie Sii lem Statesman. The total out put Is several thousand cases short of what it was last year and there Is not much of a promise to redeem the deficiency. The average run of a day now Is from 180 to 200 cases, each case containing 24 cans. Last year at this time about 22,000 cases had been canned, while this year only about 14,000 is the result of the sum mer. Iist year about 4000 cases had I n shipped already, but tho total this year Is 1300, quite a noticeable deficit. The only explanation of the dull market Is that tho fruit does not sell well. The cannery will continue to run on the pear and apple crop until some time In October. A few berries are coming in yet, but tho amount Is small. The General Demand of tho Well-informed of the World has always been for a Blniple, pleasant and efficient liquid lnxatlvo remedy of known value; a laxative which physi cians could sanction for family uso because Its component parts are known to them to be wholesome and truly beneficial Ii effect, acceptoblo to the system and Bntle, yet prompt, In action, In supplying that demand wllh Its excellent combination of Syrup pf Figs and Elixir of Senna, the Cali fornia Fig Syrup Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies on the merits of the laxative for Its remarkable success. That Is one of ninriy reasons why Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Is given the preference by the Well informed. To get Its beneficial effects always buy tho genuine manufac tured by the California Fig Syrup Co., only, and for sale by all. leading druggists. Price fifty cents per bottle. Thirty days special prices on Amer ican Field and Hog Fence. See Good nan Hardware Co. , TO BE CHARGED WITH MAXSTjAI'GHTER Cnrelewi Hunter lo Answer fr Ills Act. Grants Pass, Sept. 9. The funeral of Charles Christie, the youngf man City Property for Sale Building lots from 30 Five-room dwelling, one lot $1400.00 Two lots and dwelling, chicken fencing and house S800.00 Seven-room dwelling and two lots $2000.00 Five room dwelling, barn nd four lots $1600.00 A home In any part of the city. FRANK B. CLOPTON & CO. 1 1 2 E. Court St.. Pendleton, Ore.