East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 25, 1908, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES. C?VtTrtiy!Zri(;OV'AV' 1KXI)LCTOV QKOX, IIHDW, SKITKMltKK 25, 1908, PAGE THREE. 1 E CHIMES 1 Dumo Fusliion is fllli'd Willi the American spirit ot expansion. Not content wltli preHiJliiB. over tho des tinlLU ot Ueus in iiillllucry and drcm, of manner mid coiiventioiiH in social IntercourHo, alio has now extended Iut ftjihere to Include the domain or crime. iiiediatutinn und deliberation, yet for tho two mt-n la to be Introduced tho KturtlliiK (lifeline of "duiil liiHunlty." Tim attorney for the dcfeliHe will strive to mIiow that hromllnn over the wrong done his brother by A mils drove T. JenkltiH IIhIiih Iiihiiiu', und that In turn his mental perturbation There can be no doubt of It.' It Is ' communicated Itself to his brother, a time of fushlona In crime. Former- Captain Jluiris, who being a weaker ly the man or woman who defied the man mentally was naturally lnflu- luw pleaded guilty or not guilty to misdeeds named in tho statutes. Mur der, udultciy, theft, these ugly names were the terms that clung in the pub lic mind. Jiut the adroit modern lawyer of today has learned a new and useful trick. He knows that these are ugly words, that they linger in public thought and help to bring odium on 0f all the novelties In crime, euced by the slate of his brother. ''Unwritten Law."' When Mrs. Anna Bradley shot down Senator Urown, f.ither of her chil dren, In a Washington hotel, she made the plea of the "unwritten law" in ex tenuation. The unwritten law hus become a In crime consttlute an absolute voicue tue Judge and Jury must accept the plea or be looked upon ns hopelessly behind the times. no so.v m:i:i dahmxo? THY SHII'SII ri- (.lltl.S. Pendleton bachelors may well envy (heir more fortunate brethren of New York who are furnished with all the comforts of home by the shipshape Kills, according to dispatches from that city. "Wardrobe repairs for bachelor nu n and maids, business and profes sional women, husbands of absentee wives, tired mothers, hotel guests, etc." says nn ad which Is now appear ing In th epaprs of that city. It takes nine tailors to make n man, but the deft fingers of the "tdilpshape shop" girls, whose head- oiiarters display the above sign at 412 West Korty-seventh street, will hit: client. Therefore the Introduction of a host of new terms meant to soft en the crime. The eloquent Delphlne Michael Del mars In the Thaw trial, Introduced ono of tho niOBt catchy of these depar tures in the nomenclature of crime. When the pampered young Philadel phia millionaire walked up behind his Iv-lpless victim that night on the roof of the Madison 8iunre Garden and pulled the trigued that sent the virtual fad. It Is tho most popular km, him In repair like mother used 11 18 to do. It makes no difference wheth- the first thouglrt of tho luwyer In dis- he lives In a cottage or a mansion; tress, and skillfully handled, with a' these young women will handle hia speclul pray to the symputhles of the' wearing apparel with Just a smuch Jurymen, it Is often efficacious In get-cure and all be sisters to him In the ting the homicide out of the shadow! Way of mending, cleaning, pressing, of the gallows. j button sewing, fine darning and coin- There are novelties also In the mls-jnion olterlngs. Holey socks and cav- t'eeds that grow out of the sentimen tal relatione of the sexes. It used to be that when a man and woman wearied of each other and eiiii.us places for patches have no terrors for them. The "shipshape shop," as the es tablishment Is called, Is under the su- wanted divorces they proceeded to pirvision of Miss (Gertrude Harnuni, death-dealing bullets Into the body of Hnow physical cruelty or violence to president of the Women's league of one of the 10 commandments that haj Chicago, and n well known settlement its bas e thought that couples living; worker. It was started last June by Siandford White, It was not, accord ing to Mr. Lielinas, a murderous In stinct that moved him. Instead ho was a victim ot brain storm. The phrase wus first actually used on the stand by one of the experts hired by the Thaw side, but It Is said that It came from the bruin of Mr. Delmus, .who ulso In that trial origi nated the almost equally memorable term of "dementia Anierleanu." These two terms proved the progress thut a generation has wrought In softening the asperities of crime. When Ned Stoke shot down Jim Fiske In the Hoffman House, he hadj the same motive that animated Thaw Jealous love for n, woman that hoth had known Put there was no "brain rtorm" or "dementia Americana" In tills case. The lawyers spoke of It as "murder" and on the other side ns "self defense." They were still only versed In the terms that appear In Plackstone. "Dual InMinliy." A few weeks ago the brothers, Pe ter C. lining and T. Jenkins Halns. went down to tho I'ayslcjp club and Mint and killed William K. AnnN, who is accused of being the paramour of the wife of Peter C. Halns. the beautiful Claudia Halns. There was every evidence of enre ful preparation, reaching back for months. The husband was In the Phil'iplroM during the time that the nlletred Intimacy between Ann I and Mrs. Halns was In progress. A letter from T. Jenkins Ilains summoned him home. First, In the presence of witnesses he forced his wife to make a confes sion before a lawyer, In which she ndmllter her guilt with Annls. Then began the plan of revenge on A mils. The brothers studied his movements till they found out It was his practice to go weekly out to the Pavsole 'Vacht club to take part In silling races there. Thtn when Annls had drawn so near ns to beyond all chance of es- cap" or rescue, the brothers threw off all diKgnlse of their purpose Walking to the end of the slip an 1 holding the boat f.ist. Captain Halns riddled the boily of Annls with nine bullets, while his brother III hand, Mood guard and thrc-itcncd to shoot the first man who Interfered. The act neh'i-ved. the brothers handed over their revolvers to the clubmen and walked up to the porch, quietly seat ed th"insevs In comfort to await the polle... In every delail the crime was pre- together In wedlock must be true to one another. Hut this is ulso changed. Now there are a host of new excus es. Recently Charlotte Walker want ed freedom from her husband. She could not say that he beat her, nor wus there any evidence of any viola tion of the statutory law. Instead, he was guilty of "psychic cruelty," whatever that may happed to be. He did not mean to be unkind, but there were differences of mentullty between them so great as to preclude all hope of marital happiness. J Artist Karle fell In love with lier-i Miss Parnum In connection wllli the Hartley settlement house, at 418 West Forty-sixth street, and business pros pered so well that it now occuple premises on the next street. The modest invitation which tho shop proprietor has sent out In print ed form as a "note to gentlemen," reads: "We would be pleased to make a contract to keep your wardrobe 'shipshape' at a stipulated price per month, sending for and returning clothing semi-monthly, on a set day and hour chosen by you. "We suggest $1 per month as likely to cover the expense of petty darning. j;i'Gi:xi; iioosti.ks l)i:i'Y AM, PANICS. The following excellent ser iiioiicltu on panics and their cure has Jus t been Issued by the liu gene jionst club and is com mended to the readers of the East Oregonian: lloosi! Don't Knock! Kllgeli.-, file., Sept. 21, '08. The worst of the recent punk: Is over, -the empty dinner pail sWII soon begin to fill up. lj-t us talk prosperity and work for prosperity. Either Iiryan or Tuft will be elected and no mat ter which one the majority of the voters choose, times will continue to get better. It Is a moral crime to predict a panic, for a panic means poverty, bankruptcy, suicide and untold suffering. We have recently hail enough of it. Let us not lay it onto any In dividual. A candidate for office who will predict that If the ma- Joiity elect someone else" there will be a panic, is not a patriot. A politician or newspaper who will endeavor to create a panic ! for political reasons should be ! punished as a criminal. Let us all bo patriots and work for a return of prosperity .j ami times will be good, no mat- i ter whether P.ryan or Taft is ! elected. Boost! Don't knock! .1 El'GKXrc POOSTKltS, j ly. M. Travis. Esq. - Mayor J. D. Matlock. Jack Hodman. a i . i i l j tha Kuttner, a woman younger and ireiidiiif. button sewing, etc., and save more beautiful than his wife. There you many a dollar by taking 'the was no word he could say against his' stitch In time.' We w ill, by telephone helper und faithful companion. She-or mail, estimate extra work by the had complied with every rule set fo piece." the guidance of wifehood, but that j A look inside the shop shows that was not enough. She was not the many men have availed themselves of "soul affinity" of the artist and the of fir. hence did l!"t qualify to remain by his, side. . j How to Get Strong. Hence Mr. F.ftrie put her from him! p j of 12(7 w Congress St., und sent her to Europe with due ft-; rhlcago, tells of a way to becom.; nancliil provision made for herself i p,rollff jIo Raj,. jy nlther, who and children. In order that he might ;!, ol,, ana VPrj. feeble. Is deriving so be free to commune with his soul af-;mucn benefit from Elictric Bitters, fully. thru I feel It Is my duty to tell those "S)iil Matcs.' i who need a tonic nnd strengthening W. 11. Kayncr, son of Isador Hay-, medicine about it. In my mother'. ner, I'nited States senator from Mary-, case a marked pain In flesh has re land, ami one of the ablest men In suited. Insomnia has been overcome, that body, recently deserted his wife and she in steadily growing stronger." and children In order to run off w ith ; Electric Bitters quickly remedy stom Mrs. Edith Fisher. It mattered noth-; ach. liver and kidney complaints, ing that the action left the homes In f;old under guarantee at Tall man & mourning and shame, and brought ' Co. 's and Pendleton Drug Co., 50c. grief to the honored head of one of; ibe leaders of the nation's thought, Incendiary I'iro SiisimvKaI. they were "soul mates." and any reg- Pcdding. Sept. 24. Loss of $100,. illation of law or decency which . OHO was caused by a fire which burn served to separate them was an out-if,) a large part of the business sec rageous Injustice and one which could tl"n early today. It started at 11 and should properly be defied. 1 o'clock last night and was put out at According to the law of Moses, the! 4 this morning. The Mount View man or woman who steals Is a thief, hotel was burned, the bottling works. Put let a man or woman of wealth, i three w arehouses, and a score of good name or social connection he smaller stores. It is believed to have tempt,. ,1 ond appropriate something hern incendiary In origin. The ap that belongs to some one else, (hero fhorltles refuse to give names, but Is always near by a skillful nnd con- jt N supposed there will bo arrests vloelng lawyer to tell the Jury that before nieht. the crime Is nothing more serious than kleptomania, and merits the PeWltt's Kidney and Bladder Tills sympathy of the court rather than nre for weak hack, backache, rheu- the Infliction of a punishment math pains, Inflammation of the There is no longer any reason why bladder ond all other annoyances due anybody should go to Jail or suffer to weak kidneys. They nre sold by chastisement for moral lapses. The Tallmnn & Co. man with the catchy phrase Is ever for hire, nnd In a day when fashions Road tho East Orogonlnn. IIIl VAX HEADS LETTER WHILE IX HIS BED. Columbus, O., Sept. 24. Bryan j lead Roosevelt's letter before emerg- j Ing from bed. He declined to com- j ment now, c-xplalnng he likely will be i able to answer any questions Roose- ' velt asks. He left at 10:37 for Cin-, clnnatl. It seemed certain today that j Haskell will be eliminated. It was i openly asserted by Bryan's friends! that he would have been eliminated before but Influential democrats de manded the governor be given a chance to prove the charges untrue. Pendleton Cloak & Suit House Another Arrival cf Smartly Tailored Fall Suits Stunning new models made from strictly a 1 1 wool, broadcloths, serges, striped cheviots, mixtures and plain materials, at $18.50, $20, $22.50 and $25.00. Woman's new Fall Coats, made of fine quality tibet, kersey and broad cloth, lined throughout with satin, plain tailor made and fancy trimmed made in all the new models. A fine showing of Opera Coats, a fine as sortment of Rain Coats, new arrivalfof Silk Petticoats. At the UP-TO-DATE STORE $100 Reward, $100.' j The readers of this pniwr will be plem ed to lo.rn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that silence has ben able to cure In all Its stage, and that Is Ca- j tarrh. Halls' Catarrh Cure la the only positive cure now known to the tnedloa' I frnternlty. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treat- ment. nail's Cntarrh Cure la taken In- , ternally. acting dlreotly upon the blood and ; mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de Ftrnylng the foundation of the disease, and tiring the patient strength by building on tlie constitution and assisting nature j In doing Its work. The proprietors bare ; so much fnlth In Its curative powers that J they offer One Hundred Dollars for any j rnse that It falls to cure. Send for list of j testliiieulals. Address: 1 K J. CIIKXKV A CO., Toledo, O. ! Sold hv nil Itriigclsts. 7.1c. I Take Hull's Kamllr 11 lis for constlua ! tlon. I THE I.ndioV Iog SI iow. ; Oakland. Cal.. Sept. 25. Canines of all breeds and sizes, from lap dogs' ;o St. llernards, are on exhibition to--day nt !ho first annual bench show' of the Ladies' Ivennel association of California at Idora Park. The show! was promoted entirely by feminine; fanciers. Some of the best dogs on the Pacific coast are on show. Tlicy Take tho Kinks Out. "I have used Dr. King's New I,lfe Pills for many years, with Increasing satisfaction. They take the kinks out of stomach, liver anil bowels, without fuss or friction." says X. It. Rrown. of Pittsfield, Vt. Guaranteed satis factory nt Tallnian Co.'s and Pen liet,n Prug Co., 25 cents. All the news all K ist Oregonian. the time In the PASTIME PICTURE SHOW CASS MATLOCK, Prop. Entire Change of Pictures and Songs Every Sunday, Tuesday and Friday. SEE! SEE! Entire Change of Program Today. Admission 10c Children 5c Edison latest and best "Underwriters Model" machine absolutely fire proof. picture For sale at the East Oroconian oitiee Large bundles of news Pflrprn. rnntninirip; over 100 bis: import, can he had fir '2?o a bundle-. Aral! Mocha Java The only Arabian Coffee ever on the Pendleton market, whoever has partaken of this delicious beverage will at once recognize the delicate flavor that emanates only from Coffee grown in Arabia. Now OH Sale. We also carry all grades of South American Coffees. Try our Straight Santos. Just a few Boxes of Bartlett Pears left, high flavored and ready for the table. Will unload a carload of Potatoes from Washington tomorrow. Grapes, 17 A Peaches, Cantelops and Vegetables. 544 - 545 0 MAIN ST.