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I1AII JT KA(T OHEGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNES lY, JANUARY 2fl, 1910.
PAGE FIVE.
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Pretty Black Silk . Dresses
and Shirt Waists just in
by Express
A now lot, first of tho season to come yesterday and they
are beauties. Call and see them.
Black Silk Waists
open front and back. About one dozen Fancies in the lot.
One Piece Dresses
in guaranteed Taffeta. Very pretty styles, and very reas
onable. Also a new shipment of extra largo sizes in
Black Taffeta Petticoats
F. E. Livengood & Co.
Ladies Homo Journal Patterns for February and Spring
Quarterly Style Books now on sale.
I
LOCALS
Phone Main for eo&l.
Pastime pictures please aU.
Ingram's grocery, tel. Main ST.
Coal. Oak wood. Phone Main 4.
Freeh, oysters at Hohbach's bakery.
Plenty of good clean coal at Bur
roughs.' Phone Main 5.
Lenses duplicated In a few" minutes.
Hanscom's jewelry store.
Coal I Coal! For sale by Penland
Proa Phone Black 3391.
deed clean coal at the Oregon
Lumber Yards. Phone Main t.
Pour or sis room furnished house
tor rent Inquire Mark Moorhouse.
Boys' Goodyear Welt Shoes for
II. SO at Wohlenberg'a Dept. Store.
Wanted Boarders by week, day or
month. Inquire 412 West Bluff street.
Highest price paid for veal at Rey
burn's market. Old W. & C. R. depot.
More moving pictures shown than
any other theatre in the city the
Pastime.
No coal famiae with Burroughs.
Phone Main 6 and get good coal
promptly
Wanted Man and wife on ranch,
call at 914 West Court street or phone
Main 111.
Ualrdregalng, manicuring and sham
pooing parlors in connection with the
Vogue Millinery.
The Jacobs-Stlne Co.'s contract is
more favorable to the buyer than any
we have ever seen.
Broken lenses replaced in a few
rnlBtites at Hanscom's jewelry store.
We grind any lense.
- Wanted, position on ranch by
mother and son. Inquire 418 Lincoln
stret or phone Bluck 3651.
Good store or office room for rent
In East Oregonlan building on Main
street. Inquire at this office.
We can grind you a new icnse In a
lew minutes. Bring your broken lens
to us. Hanscom's Jewelry store.
Phone Main 8 for gfiod dry wood
and coal that will burn clean. Prompt
ly delivered. Oregon Lumber Yard.
For Rent Nlcidy furnished eight
room house, four blocks from Main
street. Inquire 014 West Court street.
Freish every day at Ingram's gro
oery cabbage, cauliflower, greea
peppers, cucumbers, artichoke, celery,
figs, dates and fine eating or cooking
apples. Phona Main 17.
Fresh line received dnily of nice
eating and cooking ripples, celery,
cauliflower, nrtlchoke, cucumbers.
Also fresh line of figs, dates, cocoa
niitn and grapes. Ingram's grocery,
prone Main 37.
For the benefit of many anxious
fans, who are continually compelled
to listen to the remark "Can Jeffries
come back?" let it be said that it nev
er was proved that Jeffries was gone,
so tho anxiety of his coming back
should not hold the center of the
stage. The term "come back" can
not be applied to him.
Many sport critics compare Jeffries'
career to some of the ex-champions
that met with defeat and after cer
tain lapse secured a return match
nnd always met with the second de
feat. In this way the argument is
brought about Terry McGovern and
Young Corbett, George Dixon and
among the heavyweights Corbett's
match with Fltzslmmons, his matches
with' Jeffries and Bob Fitzslmmons'
two battles with Jeffries.
"This Is all wrong," said a well
posted sporting authority yesterday.
The same comparison cannot be ap
plied to this case, for the simple rea
son that Jeffries never was defeated,
but simply retired for the lack of
suitable opponents. Jeffries' abso
lute good faith with the public Is al
so worthy of mention, and right here
let It be said that at different times
when promoters and managers came
to Jeffries with offers for fights, the
big fellow turned them down and gave
as liinTeuson that it would be nothing
short of bunk to hand the public such
a fight, and he refused to be a party
of such schemes. All kinds of guar
antees and picture money were offer
ed him to re-enter the ring with one
of them for his opponent. He seldom
gave answer to these offers only with
a grunt and unmlstakeable scowl.
To a Coffroth, Glenson or a pro
moter of equal standing he would
only repeat that he was through with
the ling game. And his refusal to
flKht Bill Squires, with whom he was
offered 130,000 for his end, win, lose
or draw, cannot be said to be insufficient.
Newsy Notes
of Pendleton
"Clileken" Hooks at Library.
.Chicken fanciers will probably be
interested In knowing that the public
library has George C. Watson's "Farm
Poultry; a popular sketch of domestic
fowls for the farmer and amateur."
Store Opens Later.
It. Alexander, proprietor of the
Alexander department store, announc
ed this morning that from this date
until March first, his store would
open at 7:30 instead of at 7 o'clock
as at present.
Squire hcccluiiun Very III.
Squire Beechman. son of Mrs. n. F.
Colesworthy Is now lying very ill at
the Colesworthy home on the high
school hill and some fears are enter
tained for his recovery. He is sur-
fering from Brlght's disease.
Bankruptcy Case is On.
The bankruptcy case of Mitchell &
Itouth has been up today before Judge
Thomas Fltz Gerald, referee In bank
ruptcy. The bankrupts were former
ly in the mercantile business at Free-
water.
Laying New Floor. -
At the Taylor hardware company's
store carpenters have been at work
today, and alBO last night. Installing a
new floor, to replace t.e one that
has been In use for many years. When
torn up the old floor was found to
have been worn almost through.
To Spokane via. Umutillu.
- The O. R. & X. Company is still
operating its Pendleton-Spokane
passenger service via Umatilla and
from Indications at present the ser
vice will continue around by way of
Umatilla for at least three weeks. It
is understood that length of time will
be needed to make repairs on the1
Washington division. The local ser
vice between Walla Walla and Pen
dleton Is in regular operation.
For Commercial Club President.
With the Commercial association
election of officers now but a few days
distant Interest in that event is be
coming aroused and candidates for
the presidency are being much rdis
cussed. For president of the associ
ation friends of W. I Thompson are
warmly supporting that gentleman ;
and it Is evident that his candidacy
has much backing. However, ac
cording to Mr. Thompson he is mak
ing no fight for the office. Another
prospective president Is Attorney J. P.
Winter, the present vice president of
the association.
POULTRY SHOW BREAKS RECORD
(Continued from page 1.)
Nyr a question of coming
HACK WITH JIM JEFFItlES
James J. Jeffries, the world's unde
feated heavyweight champion, along
with Frank Gotch. the champion
wrestler of the world, nnd a company
of high grade vaudeville artists, all
under the personal management of H.
H. Frazee, will bo seen In this city
at the Oregon theater next Thursday.
This will give tho , local public a
chance to see for themselves.
AT THE PICTURE SHOWS
Program at Orphcum Today.
1 "A Corner In Wheat (Bio
graph). A picture that should Inter
est the people In and around Pendle
ton. Showing the great wheat king
burled in his elovator of wheat and
the poor fighting for bread on account
of the double advance price of wheat.
Also the farmer toiling from morning
till night.,
2 "Bad Bargain." (Pathe).
3 "Marvelous Garlands" (Pathe.)
4 Daughter of Poverty (Gaumout)
r "When the Sheep are In the
Fold."
Tho Pastime Today's 'liang Pic
tures of Quality.
"The Highlander's Defiance" (Se
lig). Just another of those great Se
llg war pictures.
"Alderman Kratitz's Picnic" (Se
ligl. The best lnugh film produced In
Years.
"Cupid and the Motor Boat" (Vita
graph). A fascinating drama of love
and bravery enacted on the shores of
Long Island Sound.
"Jack's Birthday" (Essany). Furi
ously funny.
"The Policeman's Revolver." Com
edy. One sot Travelogues.
One Illustrated song.
Head Advisor Is Coming. '
T. Clinton Veale, head advisor for
the order of Woodmen of the World,
is t8 pay an official visit to Pendle
ton camp W. O. W next Monday
everting and his coming is awaited
with much interest. The position of
head advistor is second only to that
of head consul, which is now filled
hy I. I. Boak. Accordingly the com
ing of Head Adviser Veale to Pen
dleton will be an event In Woodmen
circles. At this time the local axmen
are preparing to give the visiting offi
cial a reception in keeping with his
high position. A social session will be
held Monday evening and incident to
the same a banquet will be served. '
Little Tot Makes Ixng Trip.
Trainmen on No. 2 last evening told
of a passenger on the train yesterday,
scarcely out of swaddling clothes, and
yet unaccompanied by parent, rela
tive or friend. This juvenile traveler
was put aboard the train at Portland
by her mother, with Instructions to
the conductor to drop her off at Echo.
Tho little girl, who gave her name as
Paulino Ella Almstead, her homo as
Vancouver, Wash., and her age as 6
years, immediately ensconced herself
In a seat, and throughout the long
Journey was the object of much at
tention from train crew and passen
gers alike, who were all quite won by
her self possession. She was put off
at Echo, where she was met by her
grandmother. The trainmen are very
gratified to think that the mother had
enough confidence in them to trust
tho little girl entirely to them for a
disance of 216 miles
Sl'MM I'RS AX1 UNHOLZ
FIGHT TAJIK HATTI.K
Svdnev. Australia. Jan. 26. John-
nv summers, the Knclish lightweight
and Roudolf "Boer" Unholz met In a
n-entv round bout here today. The
Fir.i. ii'iia niii'tliitii. lmt Hiinctuciilnr
fioin the standpoint of the spectators
and resulted in a draw. Summers'
ipeed dazzled Unholy, all through the
ficht. He danced around the Boer,
who was constantly on the aggressive
but was unable to connect right hard.
Neither contestant was badly used up
hen the nflalr was over.
LOVELY WATFR WE ARE HAVING NOW
Yes, Not!
Germ Proof Fulper Filters
But It is different at Koeppena, for they use and have for sale those
which removes every particle of that dirty substance and makes
your drinking water pure and clear as crystal. We are demonstrat
ing them In one of our windows so come and see.
PRICKS $4.25 to $14.00 DELIVERED.
The Drug Store That Serves You Best
Available Grain Supply.
New York. Jan. 26. Special cable
ml toleumnhie communications re
ceived by Bradstreets show the fol
lowing changes In available supplies
;n compared with previous account:
Available supplies:
Wheat United States, east of Rock
ies, increased 43,000 bushels; Canada,
Increased 448,000 bushels. Total.
United States and Canada, Increased
497,000 bushels Afloat ; for and In
Europe, unchanged. Total American
and European supply, increased, 497,
000 bushels.
Violent Qiinke Reported.
Paris. Jan. 26. A violent earth
shock !s reported to have occurred
today ut Ruelle In the department of
Charente.
Some insignia to tell a married wo
man from a single one Is demanded
by a dress reformist. There ought to
be no great amount of trouble pick
ing out the married ones that wear
the trousers and those who don't
are so meek that they are easily discernible.
hen, first and second and third cock
erel. .
J. E. Duke, Pendleton Third hen.
Wm. Pardy, Perry, Wash. Second
cock.
G. E. Allen, Milton Third cock.
Red Caps.
W. A. Humphrey, Pendleton First
and second cock, third hen.
Mnslo Praised by All,;,
The big orchestra under (the direc
tion of Frank D. Carruth, rendered
some of as fine orchestra music as
.Pendleton has ever heard, last eve
ning. The large audience demanded
several encores and each number
was greeted with long applause. Noth
ing but words of highest praise was
ing.but words of highest praise was
heard concerning this feature of the
great show.
Pcrfymnel of Orchestra.
The personnel of the new big Pen
dleton orchestra furnishing music for
the poultry show under the director
ship of Prof. Frank Carruth:
Wm. Godecke, O. M. Heacock and
Prof. Carruth, vlollnsj Miss Young,
'cello; J. S. McConnell, double bass;
Mrs. Wm. Humphrey, pianpj'H. R.
Barks, clarionet; Ralph Folsom and
Dr. Elmer Hill, cornets; Clyde Ches
shlre and Frank Hayes, trombones;
R. W. Fletcher, trap drums.
Program for Wednesday Evening.
1. March Egypta Billings
2. Selection from "The Highway
man" DeKoven
3. Waltz Under. Southern Skies
Carlton
4. March Pentificale Gounod
6. Cornet Solo Mr. Folsom
Warren
INTERMISSION.
6. March Charlatan Sousa
7. Apple Blossoms Roberts
8. Bell Solo The Whistler and
his Dog Pry or
Mr. Fletcher.
9. Serenade Cupid's Dream
Dehrue
10. March The Man Behind .the
Gun Sousa
PARISIANS RATTLE WITH FLOOD
(Continued from page one.
which the people depend for the pre
paration of their food, and for light
during the night as well as during
many dark hours of the present dark
days.
An enormous trunk of the sewer
broke at Clichy today setting loose
the vast flood of vile sewage, which
has turned the national road Into a
filthy canal. Entire city trunk sewer
system Is in grave danger of collapse.
The basement of the city hall this
afternoon contained eight feet of wa
ter. Although men are working vali
antly with pumps the flood beneath
the building is rapidly rising and much
apprehension Is felt for the safety of
the walls. Authorities declare a fur
ther rise of two feet will force the
waters to the Pantheon in the Boricy
quarters in east Paris. The water
stands five feet deep in the Conti
nental hotel.
The flood will reach its highest
point tomorrow morning according to
hydrometic estimates Then the dan
ger of the city will be most critical.
At noon the Seine at Pont Royal reg
istered twenty eight feet. This Is nine
teen feet, eight inches above the nor
mal level. The greatest immediate
danger will lie In further breaks of
the retaining wall along the river. The
great embankment in many places
has crumbled before the rising
waters.
OREGON THEATRE, SATUR- ami
DAY fllCHT, JANUARY t9.il
THE THEATRICAL TREAT OF THE SEASON.
MUSIC
MIRTH
DANCING
SINGLVG
nomnray So&otlhi
Trio " n n
GIVEN BY LOCAL- TALENT CNDEIl THE DIRECTORSHIP OF
MRS. ANNA Z. CRAYNE.
Af BIG, BRIGHT and BEAMING STARS Af
r V"Eight Agony, ExterminatingEnd Men"" V
AN AVALANCHE OF FUN, FRIVOLITY, MUSIC AND STERLING
ENJOYMENT CONDENSED INTO A TWO HOUR AND THIRTY
MINUTE EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENT.
The Best
In Umatilla County
VOCAL SOLOS,
MONOLOGUE ARTISTS,
QUARTETTE NUMBERS.
DANCING STUNTS,
AND SPECIALTIES GALORJL
SEATS ON SALE AT PENDLETON DRUG CO.
"BEVERLY" SUCCESSOR TO
"PRISONER OF ZENDA"
On February 1 an opportunity will
be offered at the Oregon theater to
witness what, is said by the dramatic
critics to be the most charming ro
mantic play since "The Princess of
Zenda," Anthony Hope's thrilling ro
mance was given to the stage. The
attraction is Robert M. Baker's dra
matization of George Barr McCutch
eon's delightful romantic novel, "Bev
erly of Graustark," and according to
all who have had the pleasure of wit
nessing the performance, is by far the
strongest and best play of any of the
dramatized novels which have been
produced in recent years. The pro
duction is under the personal direction
of A. O. Dolamater and William Nor
ris, who for a number of years have
been prominently Identified with lead
ing Broadway successes.
Notice Farmers Union.
There will be a meeting of the
Farmers Union In Helix, Oregon, on
Friday, Jan. 28, for the purpose' of
discussing the grain bag, twine, ware
house and telephone system questions.
The managers of the Pacific States
Telephone Co. will be present and all
members are requested to attend.
C. C. CONNER.
Too many officeholders are afflict
ed with political spinal meningitis.
Mrs. Annie Besant says the com
ing man will be seven feet tall. Here
Is one woman, at least, who places
man in his proper station, above woman.
Our First Annual
Muslin
UNDERWEAR
Sale
now in progress offers to yea
rare bargains in the finest gar
ments at a great saving in price.
Vohlenberg Dep't.
Store
Better goods for less money.
Weak? Tired? Run-down?
. These conditions come from overwork, a weak slomach, overtaxed nerves
or feeble blood. When you fcul "all in" hard!;- sble to drag about, no
energy, i -j ambition, easily exhausted and can't sleep take
Cholc Wheat Farm for Sale.
800 acres z miles from Helix; fair
improvements; fine well. Price $60.
814 Boyer Ave.. Walla Walla, Wash.
000. Leased to 1912. Easy terms.
JOHN A. GROSS,
Read thp Er Orprcimin
and note what a difference they make in your condition. The stomach is the
first to feel the good effects. Food tastes good, the digestion is strengthened;
n-iH M!c wo:'- r-rv'-.rly, tbe blood is cleansed, and the nerves rested,
ihe viioie system responds to the tonic action of Beecham's Pills. Soon
there is the buoyant feeling of returning health,
Fresh Strength and New Life
Boxes lCc and 25c, with full direction.
SEATS NOW SELLING
AT THE PENDLETON DRUG CO., FOR THE
JiffriesGtcls
Combination of Worlds Champions at the
OREGON THE A T R E
Ttarsiay Jan
27
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THE COMPANY INCLUDES J. J. JEFFRIES, FRANK GOTCH, 1H. ROLLER, JACK M COIUUCK,
JIM ASHRELL, SAM RERGKR. FARMER BURNS, JOHN HERM ANSON AND AN OLIO OF inGH
CLASS GYMNASTIC VAUDEVILLE SPECIALTIES, AS FOLLOWS:
THE GIiOCKERS Premium Acrobat.
CHAS. AND ANNA LOCKON Funin a Gynuuisiuni.
FIIANKL The World Champion Rag Puncher. And Other Big Features.
FRANK GOTCH, Uio World's Champion Wrestler Will Meot Motannlc, the Local Indian Wrestler.
J. J. JEFFRIES Will give an Exhibition of Ball Tossing and Shadow Iloxtng, Finishing with a Four
Round Contest With Sam Borger.
Seat Sale Now On. Prices 75c--$l$1.50--$2.00
Tho Company Will Arrive on n SixxHnl Train From La Grande, Thursday Evening.