East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 21, 1910, EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGOX1AX. PENDLETON', OREGON. TIII'RSn.W. AIMUL 21. IfllU. EIGHT PAGES. FUNDS FORFEITED BY Rousing Specials For Friday L PAGE TWO. If You Are In Want Oh Table Linens, Napkins and Towels Friday will be Your time to Buy at a Great Saving 72 in. Table Linen, extra heavy, and a very good value for $1. 75, now per yard . $1.29 72 in. unbleached Table Linens $1.25 values, now per yard 62c 64 in. Table Linen; extra good values at 85c now per yard 48c 72 in bleached Table Linen $1.65 values, now per yard $1.18 72 in. bleached Table Linen, a good buy at $1.35, now ..... . 88c 72 in. fine Table Linen, extra German Damask $2.50 value, now $1.87 72 in. Red Table Linen $1.25 values, now 68c 64 in. Red Table Linen 65 values, now 42 l-2c NAPKINS 3-4 size, $6.00 values, now . . . $3.59 3-4-size, $4.00 values, now . . . $2.65 TOWELS 3-4 size towels extra good value at 20c now two 25c Large Huck Towels . . . . 11 l-2c Savings For Every Household in Pendleton in the Coolest, Cleanest Grocery and Crockery Dep't. in the Northwest I'll I DAY AXI) SATURDAY SPECIALS. I'iim-y Slit-ed Pineapple, per "can 25 Ashland Brand Peaches, per can 23 T. P. W. Special Blend Coffee the finest 2o Coffee in the world, sold only at The Peo ple? Warehouse. y The most complete stock of Brooms, Wash Boards, Mops, Soaps, Soap Powders, Cleansers, etc.. in Pendleton. Prices lower than our competitors. Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 25 CROCKERY SPECIALS. JJearular 50 glass pitchers Friday and Saturday 42 Set of 6 glasses and 1 pitcher, regular value 75t Friday and Saturday 6 1 Rice Special Friday and Saturday 15 pounds No. 1 Japan Rice for $1.00 Everything the market affords in fresh green vegetables, Oranges, Bananas, Newton Apples, Ripe Pineapples. Come in early or phone your orders for your good things for your Sunday dinner. We are sole agents for the celebrated Ehman's Olives and Olive Oil. The highest standard ever produced from California Olives. Parkers IIome-Made Cookies 10 pkcr., 14 c'kics in each pakg. The Peoples Warehouse where itPay, tote FROM HE SPORTING WORLD INDIAN'S AFTER- SCALPS OF ACADEMY TEAM COAST I.EAGCE. Oakland 1, Portland 0. Portland. Ore., April 21. Oakland t."ry n hnrd fought game yesterday ?rom Portland, shutting the locals out, 3 fi Oakland's score occurred in :ii third inning. A base on balls and a stolen base had advanced ;,im irtjii t' second, who scored on a two base hit by Carrol. Portland had a. fine rhance of scoring in the ninth but Ort got pinched in a double play nr.A retired the side. The score: r. ir. e. Oakland .A 3 3 Portland 0 2 0 Nfclnon and Spiesman; Ryan, Seat on and Fisher, Murray. Friwo 3, Senators 0. San Francisco, April 21. Saera .mento literally threw the game away .v --. rduy at Recreation park and San iFranciBCo took another step up the percentage ladder, winning handily foy a score of 3 to 0 Four wild throws n 'iii- part f the Sacramento play---: wTe responsible for the top heavy result. Score: R. H. E. San Francisco 3 9 2 .-3 ir ramento 0 8 4 Ames and Berry; Batim and La- 5v 'N.' Anuria 7. Vernon 2. li Angeles, April 21. Recovering S.,rn an attack of lethargy that made . h. rn play like amateurs Tuesday, the Angeles gave Vernon a drubbing yes terday. The score was 7 to 2, Dillon's .mi n hammering Hensllng for a dozen ri U, one of which was Howard's three bagger and two were doubles. Every man on the Angeli team except Del inks Orendorff and Thorsen got at l'-a-t two singles. Score: R. H. E. Los Angeles 7 12 2 Vernon 2 5 3 Thi.rv'n and Orendorff; Honsling .(H i i'.rown. NATIONAL I.EAGI'E. Brooklyn, April 21. Score yester day: R. H. E Philadelphia fi 10 0 Pronklyn 2 6 1 McQuillcn and Jacklitsch ; Ruckcr, I!ell, Harger and Bergen. New York. April 21. Score yester day: R. H. E. Host-in 0 3 1 Sew York 4 10 3 Mnttcrn, Evans and Smith; Wlitze and Meyers. St. Louis, April 21 Score yester day: . R. H. E. St. T.ouls 2 5 1 Chicago 5 2 1 Pfelster, Overall and Needham; l ush, Reiger and Bresnahan. AMERICAN LEAGCE. Philadelphia, April 21. Score yes terday: R. H. E. New York 0 7 2 Philadelphia 12 2 Doyle and Sweeney; Bender and Thomas. Boston. April 21. Score yesterday: R. II. E. Washington 12 11 3 Boston 4 8 5 Gray and Street; Smith, Collins and Carrlgan, Madden. Chicago, April 21. Score yester day: R. H. E. Chicago 0 0 0 Cleveland 1 7 1 Two weeks ago the Indians from the reservation were defeated by the academy-high team by a score of 5 to 3 In an 11-lnning game. A return game will be played tomorrow after noon on the Alta street grounds at 3:15 and It is said the Indians are out for revenge. The lineup of the academy-high i team, as well as that of. the Indians, I will be about the same ns in the game I of two weeks ago, so a hot contest Is expected. I Academy High lineup: Weathorstono. first base; Sturdl vant, Ivan, second base; Devine, th.rd base; Uader, short stop; Hopper, GII liland. McCormmaeh. outfielders; Mil lie and Groenwald battery. The old redskin baseball veteran, Tillly McKay will do the twirling for the Indians, with Wilson on the re ceiving end. It Is easily seen that McKay is no amateur at the game. He pitches a cool and heady game, supported by a good, infield. The game promises to be an exhi bition of good baseball and will be a treat, especially for those fans of Pen dleton, who can not attend the league games. 1-4 of a Pound a Week at least, is what a young baby ought to gain in weight. Does yours? If not there's something wrong with Its digestion. Give It McOee's Baby Elixir and it will begin gaining at once. Cures stomach nd bowel trou bles, aids digestion, stops fretfulness, good for teething babies. Price 26c and 60c. A. C. Koeppen & Bros. Notice to My Patrons. I have changed my place of resi dence from 204 W. Alta St., to 619 Cosble St. Mrs. Geisler. FAIL TO EXPEND ENOIGII ON TKACIIKItS SALAUIFS the Districts of County full to Com ply Willi Law Amounts Forfeited Not I.argr Complete Apxirlion ini'iil Mailt' for all Schools. As has been the case nearly ever since the law went Into effect, some school districts of the county have again forfeited some of their funds for tin' reason that 85 per cent of the' amount received from the state and county fund had not been expended on teachers' salaries. There are five unlucky districts this year and the amounts forfeited range from $11.34 to JS1.1S8. The districts which forfeit some of their spring apportionment for this year with th,. amount forfeited are No. 22. J6B.47; No. 50. J24.12; No. so. $11.34; No. 82, $11.99; No. 96. $ 158. The following Is the complete ap portionment for all the schools of the county according to the number of' the district: ' No. 1 $ 114 N'o. 2 192 No. 3 104 No. 4 60S No. 5 1,704 No. 6 392 No. 7 256 No. 9 360 No. 10 2.0T2 No. 11 192 No. 12 112 No. 13 296 N'o. 14 1.632 No. 15 264 No. 16 13.696 No. . 19 . i 2.312 No. 20 , 20S No. 21 36S No. 22 r.S2 No. 24 112 No. 25 1S4 No. 26 232 No. 27 13i! No. 28 66 4 No. 29 1.752 No. 30 240 No. 31 fi.ii.12 No. 33 20 No 34 200 No. 35 210 No. 36 112 No. 37 200 No. 39 2S0 No. 40 144 No. 41 192 No. 43 208 No. 45 120 No. 47 .312 No. 48 280 No. 49 616 No. 50 320 No. 52 120 No. 54 104 No. 55 240 IliBli :rocH - ALCOHOL 3 PEK CENT AYe gelabk PrrparailonlbrAs sirailaiiiiSHicFoofJandRfCula ling Uic Siomadis andBowis of Promoles Di$estionjChterfiir rtPSS ;inrl ftxtf fnnt.ilm neiilwr Opiiini.Morphine norMaeraU XNOTIMAKCOTIC. jlhcScnna Jivvmiinl - . UlarinialrUt Smpr marprmi flanr. IIUilf?UUl tMUIUOh.lltl'luil.w Yorms,l ouvulsions JcvcriSB ness will LOSS OF LEP. Facsimile Signature of NEWJVORK. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of IF ' In Use For Over Thirty Years Exact Copy of Wrapper, I SOME NEWSY NOTES ! FROM PILOT HOCK! No. No. No No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 56 58 19 60 61 63 64 65 67 68 69 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 S3 84 85 86 87 89 91 92 93 94 05 96 9S 99 100 No. 102 No. 105 No. 106 No. 108 No. 109 No. 110 472 13 144 112 1.024 64 168 136 3Rs S32 14 I 208 3.4 6 112 412 184 124 1.024 208 872 144 352 192 80 20S 136 192 128 182 . 184 280 128 . 144 320 192 5 2S 141 112 Special Correspondence.) Pilot Hock. April 20 J. I". Me Mil mis ivtui in-d this morning fnnu ;i short liusim-sN trip to Spokane. t'lyde (iu.ird was in Pendleton this week iitli ii l.ng the Kearney trial. Eliiur McCormmaeh and Prof. ( ; I ocii aid of the Pi'iidlt ton academy. Mf visitors in Pilot Hock Saturday. Mi-. M. K. Thompson of this city, uii, i .1:: !u I 'i-i nl n t in to undergo a s. rii us operation, is reported to be i :t i u ul.-iii; nicely, A. .1. Still to v;m ( . one of the i n 1 re.-iilenls i'f ! he town, left yest.-r : s i'nr uiirve iie was cal.e.i liy th Illness of tila brother. He was ;n companii'il liy Abe Mil.er. .''o i.i P.yrd. Mrs. liert Smith and Mis. Andy liust were among those r ' i 1 1 1 Pendleton to attend the funeral i f Mrs. Hi-erg,. 11. .lie hciv today. .t -. .. urge I one of this city, d.ud Anthony's hospital yesterday, hi .liiiess nf several days. She raieily Maliel Thompson and '.eniiles a hu-dja nd and Uvj children, two sisters aial ii iti-u iii r aii.l father to mourn her loss. i . Iia- . c was a business visitor n , :'.Ueti.n this week. I T. I..i-ll:lleii has his new residence almost completed. It will be a fine addition to our little town. The Pendleton academy will give a iim-ieal entertainment here Friday night. iiuiliK to the death of Mrs. Dmio the chinch banquet has been post poned until Monday night, April 25. Cul .Ii-tiM-ii Is in Pendleton this week on tlie jury. Among those going from hen i i attend the ball gapie In Pendleton Sunday were .1. N. Ilooik. II. Ii. fas ted, K. I!. Casteel, Delbert Newcomli, C ('. Ooldsberry, Thos. Jaques and Jack McKeown. The Pendleton boys again defeated ihe Pilot Hock boys by a score of 18 to 2. Next Sunday Pilot Hock play Weston on the Weston grounds. Mrs. Tom Twi edy of Pendleton, waa th,- guest of Pilot Hoik friends last week. Huth Hover spent Sunday with P-mlletoii trnnds While there she ail-nded the ball game between Pen dleton and Pilot Hock. Worse Tluin Pullets. Hullets have often caused lesa suf fering to soldiers than the eczema L. W. Harrlman. Turlington. Me., got In the army and suffered with, forty years. "Hut liucklen's Arnica Salve cured me when all else failed," he writes. Greatest healer for sores, ul cers. boil, burns, cuts, wounds, bruis es and is. 25c, at Tallman A Co. at St. after i was I. i-.V,- small Notice to Public On and after this date we discon tinue delivering building material. Prlcis made will not Include cartage. When ordering material make your own arrangements for having It I auled. The above does not affect fuel. OHKCON LUMBKIt YARD. PKNDLKTON LUMHEH CO. I'HAli CHEEK U'MRER CO. Liquid Foot Knsr. Relieves tired, aching anil sweaty feet. Happiness for evedy one at 36c ,i bottle. First Class Drug Stores. Do you take the East Oregonlan? Von ('tin Cure That Ilnckarhe, 1'nln slung tlio bni'k, dizziness, hesdsche nml gruel-ill Innt'Mur (iet a pnrknge of Mother lirny's AI'HTItAl.IAN I.KAK, the nli-H'-nnt runt nnd herb rare for all Kid ney. I'.liiilder nnd t'rlnsiy troubles. When ymi fi-i-l all run down, tired, n-esk snd will t energy use this renin rknlile ma- ll n n I ! . in nf iintiirii's hertw snd roots. As a ri-giiliiiur It Ims no equal. Mother Gray's Al KTK.W.IAN I.KAF Is sold Ijt llrugglstai in- sent by mull fnr ."n rents. Sample sent rjtKI". Address. Tlio Mother (Irar Co.. I.e It.iy, N. Y. ' Tlie Indian Meillrlne Man can produce roots nnd herbs for every ailment, and cure diseases that baf fle our most skilled physicians, who have spent, years In the study of drugs. From the roots and herbs of tin field originated Lydia 10. Pinkham's Voccfahle Compound, which for thir ty years lias proved more potent and efficacious in curing, female Ills than any combination of drugs known. A Splendid Overall for every use. Cut generous ly fulL Two hip pocket. Felled earn. Continuous fly. extatfilMni. MURPHY, GRANT SCO. MtaiUKtwet A Wmriv (iEfht I.adlos and Gentlemen! Rring me your shoes and oxford that need repairing. Soles sewed for Indies' shoes 65c, and gentlemen's shoes 90c per pair. My latest modern machinery Insures you better work. A. EKTjUNI). Jap-A-Lac The Home Beautifier Murphy Bros. The paint men will tell you about Jap-A-Lac rpheiiiB Theatra i V MhTIKllA'il. Pr..;ir1rir HIGH-CLASS UP-TO-DATE MOTION PICTURES For Men, Women and Children' KK Plt'i,-fAM IN TlVs PAPKIl. Program riiange on Sundays, 'I'iii-hiIiiv's ami Prldnj' Byers,; Best Flour Is iiiiiiln from llip choicest wheat that urnws. (iood bread is assured when II V HI IS' I'KST FI.OUH m used. Bran. Shorts, Siciini I lolled Barley always on liMinl. Pendleton Roller Mills Pendleton,- Oregon.