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DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JtJNE 13, 1910.
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Summe
r Dresses
500 of them in all the
new Up-to-date Styles
Ladies 32 to 44 from $1.50 up
Misses 14 to 20from $1.50 up
Childrens age 2 to 14 from .35 up
We Can Fit You
F. E. Livengood & Go.
The Ladies' and Children's Store.
LOCALS
PMtime pictures p lease all,
tat your horses clipped at the Com
mercial barn.
Oats and timothy hay fed at th
Commercial Barn.
For sale A bull. Seth M. Richard
son. Pendleton, Oregon.
Trash hauled once a week. Phone
Finland Bros. Black 3391.
Stop the Cheney Jersey dairy wagon
for the best milk and cream.
We make a specialty of caring for
private horses and r'gs. Commercial
Barn.
Loose wheat hay, baled hay and
chopped hay fed at the Commercial
Barn.
More moving pictures shown than
any other theater In the city the
Pastime.
For rent A nice cottage on north
slJe, close In. Inquire Standard Gro
cery Co.
For rent House corner Alta and
College streets, opposite Presbyterian
church. Apply to F. E. Judd.
Fix up your roofs with the best
shipment of shingles ever received In
Pendleton. Crab Creek Lumber Co.
nly two Leonard cleanable refrig
erators Ifft at Sharon & Eddlngs.
You'll have to hurry to get one of
these Ice savers.
Just received, a car of Rock
Springs nut coal. Tills is what you
need for cooking. Price $9 per ton
delivered loose or $10 per ton sacked
Oregon Lumber Tard.
17 head ofOregon and Idaho mules,
three to six years old; gentle and well
broke: weight from 1050 to 1200 Iba
Must be sold by June 14. E. W. Doo
ly. North Yakima, Wash.
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atti:i .n:rr- .ioiis i n. in
Arc ymi tfi'lnt: to v ilu- Johnson
Jeffries fight July 4. The Kreatest
exhibition of It Kitl.l ever pulleil olf.
Why don't you try for the free roiin.l
trip tlek. t at the Vo'l-s Warehouse
where It liy to trade. All you Invi
to do to enter the contest is t i buy
our BUit there. You are Ju.t ; lt
to win the tieki-t as anyone. It's
worth trying.
AT THE PICTURE SHOWS
OrplK'nni Today's Program.
1. A Sailor's Friendship. Pathe
drama, 1000 feet long.
2. All On Account of the Laundry
Mark. Edison comedy, 600 feet
long.
Fortune's Fool. Edison comedy,
."no feet long.
4. The Little Doctor of the Foot
hill. Essunay comedy, 1000 feet long.
ne of the meat of many days, to
night only.
5. LetSs Go Back to Babyland
Song.
New pictures for Tuesday's change
are as follows: . .
1. Her Life for Her Love. Eclipse
drama. 750 feet long.
2. Making Salt. Industrial, 250 feet
long.
3. Macbeth. Pathe comedy, 360
feet long. '
4. Oee, I'm Late. Pathe comedy.
2r.O feet long.
5. A Ilrave Little Girl. Pathe
drama, G50 feet long.
fi. Keilhead. Illustrated song.
Tin; Pastime.
Has i he following program for
Tuesday's change:
-The Impalement." ltiograph. 1000
feel long In this ltiograph story is
shown the awful result of a man's In
difference Tile Closed Door." Vitagiaph. 1,
iion feet long. This picture will please
with its heart story, sympathetic act
ing and its exceptional pictorial qual
ities. 'Capturing Cub Hear." Education
al. The funny antics of the little fur
bails in their endeavors to escape add
greatly to the interest of the film.
"Max Leads Them a Novel Chase."
romedy. Tlie pursued individual fi
nally escapes in a balloon.
TO PROTECT THE
TRAVELING PUBLIC
HEALTH COMMISSIONERS
EVOLVE SAFETY METHODS
Will Set-It to Secure Sanitary Methods
on lUiilroaibt Movement Is Coun
try Wide Dr. K. E. Heg Is in
Charge in WchI Other News of the
Nortliwewt.
Three Snaps. ,
Must se'l at once. One 17-room
h -use, two blocks from depot. 11400,
two 6-room modern houses close In.
100 and JS60. All east fronts. Small
payments down. Inquire C. C. Hend
ricks, over Taylor Hardware Co.
Attention Knights.
Iamon lodge, No 4 K. of p.. will
meet In regular session this evening.
W. I. UAOWA. C. t
K. W. FI.HTCHKIt. IC. U S.
Wi:sT POINT (;il.lUATES
, INITIATED INTO Gl'NNERY
New York This year's graduating
lass at West Point, some twenty-seven
in number, established their first ac
quaintance with Uncle Sam's big
shooting Irons at Sandy Hook on Sat
urday. For several years It has been
the custom to take the graduating
r'.i.! down to the government prov-
I ing grounds on the end of the Hook
and show Its members the mammoth
disappearing guns which sweep the
Atlantic for a distance of fifteen
miles and protect the harbor of New
York. It was the cadets first real In
troduction to the life of thrills Into
which they will be ushered at the end
of this month and they relished every
minute of it. The sail down the bay
and out into the ocean from Weehaw
Ken lo Sandy Hook gave thorn zest
for the Important work that followed.
They were a frisky lot of youngsters
.111,1 a mighty promising lot, too the
l.md from which tho country may ex
peel big things when big things are
most needed.
Wishes Iti-slg".
II IS mi'" '
iked leave to
London, June 12
i rra Kitchener has a
j -Tin to is Nebuchadnezzar eating
.1 : grass like an ox!" said one counter.
I . . l 1. ...... ft,. tl. hi'iil ' I iv.ili.'.l tVi
. ..nil 111 n in 1 ..iln-r. "Maybe he's trying to get i veil
the Hahyionian beet trust.
Mar.
resign the Mediterranean comma " '
LhuVho rs ;:n:vx:-uv:hiS..nmf
gust. There has recently "
oner appointed t, an - ,
sitloo. such as viceroy or inui.i.
Ing gum girl lives from
louth.
Koeppens' Bed Bug Destroyer
Gets Them All. Even,Bed.Bug
25c The Bottle
It is in liquid form nnd so thin and penetrating that it goes
into all the little cracks, killing the bugs and destroying the
tggs as well, heing of an antiseptic nature it gets the germs
also. Each bottle is equipped with a shaker cork which
makes it quite easy to apply.
DC E F IP E M
The Drug Store That Serves You Best.
Seattle. The protection of the
traveling public from disease by
safe-guarding trains from Infection,
regulating the travel of diseased per
sons, and scientific and unremitting
sanitation In every phase of travel
within the states, is the plan evolved
at a recent conference of health offi
cers at Washington, D. C, and Dr.
Elmer E. Heg, state health commis
sioner of this state, has been assign
ed the task of planning the work west
of the Mississippi river. Dr. Heg
has Just returned from Washington
and Is now arranging for a confer
ence In Seattle, of health officials
from western states.
Dr. Heg believes that even If the
Owens bill, providing for a national
department of health, Is not passed,
the state health officers can accom
plish by co-operation the same re
sults for which a national department
Is needed. Uniform sanitation laws
to protect travelers are needed, so
that epidemics will not be allowed to
be Introduced from one section Into
another. There Is no place where
all sorts of people are brought in
such close contact, with such few
sanitary .precautions as on trains.
Consumptives travel with impunity.
Convalescent patients and half sick
people use the cars where there Is no
chance for taking proper precautions.
All, of these conditions, Dr. Heg be
lieves can be Improved by co-opera
tions between state health depart
ments.
To Preserve Forests.
An Important step toward preserv
ing thp forests of the northwest from
damaging fires, has been taken by
the state fire wardens of Washing-1
ton. In ordering all locomotives to use I
practical spark arresters. Railroads
falling to comply with this order will
see their engines stopped from oper
ating by state officials. A great
percentage of forest fires are started
by locomotive sparks, or sparks from
logging engines. The trans-continental
lines have generally shown a will
Ingess to take proper precautlos. hut
even the big roads have been occa
sional offenders, and smaller lines,
including many logging roads have
never paid any attention to the law re
quiring spark arresters. The Wash
ington Fire association, organized ny
timber owners to protect the forests,
brought the matter to the attention
of the state officers nnd the law will
be strictly "enforced. Other north
eastern states will be asked to co
operate In this plan In the hope of
saving many thousand dollars worth
of timber each year.
Wuililngton Winner.
The University of Washington won
the rowing championship of the Pa
cific coast from Stanford university
in the race on Lake Washington May
2fi. and the winners left immediately
to race against the University of Wis
consin olght at Madison on June 4.
The beautiful ncquntlc sport Is gain
ing many followers in the northwest,
and the racing enthusiasts hope to in
troduce It into high schools and into
such colleges as hnve bodies of water
near by where rowing can be en
Joyed. With the arrest In Seattle last week
of "'Darin" Thel'man. the govern
ment secret service officials have
rounded up the last of the famous
Maybray gang of prize fight and
and phoney wrestling match opera
tors who are said to have mane a
million from their victims in the last
ten years. They operated by con
ducting "fixed" matches, to which
the victim was given a supposedly
sure thing tip. Many reliable busi
ness men fell into tho trap, believing
that they were the fibers. Of course
the match always went wront. one of
the participants feigned serous In
jury, there was a fake police raid,
or some other scheme to so frighten
the victim that he gave up his mon
ey without a murmur.
The gang operated in Seattle In
1!06. fitting up a houseboat on Lake
Washington, with a ring and seats for
a few spectators. They were exposed
by the late "Hilly" Lavigne. a thor
oughly siiuaie fight promoter who re
fused to mix in their crooked deals.
Xo arrests were made and the gang
left Seattle. Finally the government
agents began an investigation which
lead to scores of indictments by a
grand Jury at Council liluffs. Iowa,
on charges of fraudulent use of the
mails Maybray. the lender, is serv
ing time, as are Joe Carroll and Pert
Warner of Seattle, and Win Harris
of Spokane, and members of the gang
from other stales. Thellman Is the
last one to be arrested. The opera
tion of tho "Nig stores" gang, the
biggest swindlers of recent years, are
now a matter of history.
The Methodist minslters of Seattle
at their last meeting passed a reso
lution endorsing equal suffrage and
urging the passage of the amendment
to the constitution of the state of
Washington which comes before the
voters In November. The women who
are making an active campaign for
the right to vote are one by one win
ning over Influential organizations In
their behalf.
The northwestern states will enjoy
one of the finest fruit crops In their
history this year, according to enrly
reports. Finn the Yakima valley
comes word that Ki00 men will be
needed to handle the crop, the supply
of peaches being especially abundant.
If this Is tho case In one small section
there will be a great demand for la
bor throughout the northwest. The
market will also be good, as the
middle western fruits have been bad
ly damaged by frost.
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A Ten Days Clearance Sale
At Wohlenberg Department Store
The Prices Hold Good Until June 15
Sensational Reductions
( on Combination Suits
During this Clearance Sale,
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
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$1.35 Combinations now .
$1.50 Combinations now
$1.75 Combinations now
2.00 Combinations now
$2.25 Combinations now
$2.50 Combinations now
$3.00 Combinations now
$3.50 Combinations now
$4.00 Combinations now
$5.00 Combinations now
$6.00 Combinations now
$7.50 Combinations now
$10.00 Combinations now
08
$1.15
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$3.25
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$4.95
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Silk and Kid Gloves
at th
ese pnees
65c Silk Gloves, all colore, at
$1.00 Silk Gloves, all colors, at
$1.25 Silk Gloves, all colors, at
"$1.25 Kid gloves, all colors at
$1.50 Kid Gloves, all colors, at
$1.75 Kid Gloves, all colors, at
$2.00 Kid Gloves, all colors, at
48
$1.25
$1.45
$1.70
White India Linens
Persian Lawns, Swisses and
these clearance sale prices.
All 10c Grades, now
All 12 l-2c Grades, now
All 15c Grades, now
All 20c Grades, now
All 25c Grades, now
All 35c Grades, now
All 45c Grades, now
Dimities at
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"Better Goods for Less Money"
CliEVKLAXD TEAM. GETS
CRACK COLLEGE STAR
The Cleveland team got one of the
best pitchers In the college ranks In
B. Harrison De Mott of the Layfayette
college nine, of Easton, Pa., accord
ing to the Portland Journal. DeMott
is the man who blanked the Prince
ton team with one scratch hit recent
ly. He also has two no-hit shutouts
to his credit this season. De Mott is
21 years old, 6 feet, 1-4 inch In
height, and weighs 180 pounds. He
has speed, a ball with a big break
to It, and good control. De Mott is
also an unusually hard hitter. He
has made a number of home runs
this season. Sam Kennedy, the Cleve
land scout, went to Eaton and obtain
ed his signature to a contract. The
Layfayette star will join Cleveland
after graduating.
During the twelve years from 1895
to 1907 the employment of men in
Germany decreased 20 per cent, while
the number of women employed in
creased 57 per cent. A full third of
the economic labor of the empire is
at present being carried on by wo
men Christian Science Monitor.
Fresh Candy Just
Arrived
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