DAILY KAST OKEGOXLVN. PKXDLETOJf. OREGON. T1UKSDAY, JCXE SO, 1910.
EIGHT PAGES.
Only 2 More Days of the
Sensationa
$15
00 Sale
Only 2 more days in which to do your 4th of July shopping. Get Busy
2 Days Special Price
OX LADIES' TAX OXFORDS AND
pr Mrs.
A'.! SI.00 an.l I?1.50 Tan Oxford and
Pumj'S will Friday and Saturday
:r only $2.7S
For Friday Only
COl.l.AKS GREATLY REDUCED.
I-arire 5hij.11n.dit ju?t received of Jabot?.
Dutch Collars and Stock Collars. The
newest effects in the Collar line, the ac
tual values run up to "oC, red. tn.23
Art Squares Reduced
Good designs ood quality. Sizes
from 7 1-2x9 up to 10 x 14. You can't
duplicate these at any furniture store for
double the price.
SS.50 Grade will jro for .. $5.63
SI J. 50 Grade will so for $7.45
Your 4th of July Hat
is Here
Our :-to.-k is the most complete in town,
lie sure and visit our Millinery Depart
ment before buying.
2rt0 hats, the latest styles, ln-autifully
trimmed, rejrular values up to S10.00,
'1 da only, your rhuice $1.9S
1"0 hats, the latest shapes, larse, medi
um and small shapes, values up to S15,
not an old one in the lot, i' days only
your choice S5.00
All other Millinery is greatly reduced;
it will more than pay you to visit this department..
Some special reductions
$1.00 Ladies' Coi-ets reduced to 49o
S2.50, S2.00 Ladies
Corsets
to
120
to
La.
Vests.
no sleeves.
reduced
$1.19
reduced
8 1 3
12 1-20 and 150 Embroidery red. to 9
25 Rovs Ribbed Hose reducci
SI. 75 :;;in. Chiffon Taffeta
to
Mescalines, all shad
to 190
reduced
... S1.09
7oO
to
650 and 750 Fa
Bui to
to
reduced
reduced
... 39o
GROCERIES-for the 4th of July Picnic GROCERIES
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NEWS OF TffiE I
' NORTHWEST j
K t t
Con res" steiiling lilcycles.
Walla Walla, Wash. Harry Hoff
man, the 14-year-old lad who has
been causing bicycle riders of this
city much uneasiness for the past
three wicks, has been apprehended,
and sex era I stolen wheels recovered.
The buy confessed his crimes, and
may be cent to the reform school,
and if n. t he will be put on probation.
damaging. It la believed by the lum
bermen and timber owners that tha
county association which wa formed
will do much toward protecting tha
timber against fires. Each timber
owner Is assessed a certain amount
per acre thus creating a fund for tha
co-operative fire fighting.
Killing Xir McMiimvillo.
McMinnviilo, Ore. Wright Clark
was shot and killed by Pies Fisher,
near Hallston, 15 miles southwest of
here, between 3 and 4 o'clock Mon
day afternoon, as the result of Fish
er's suspicion that undue intimacy
existed between Clark and Fisher's
wife. It is reported here that Fisher
found Clark and Mrs. Fisher together
and shot Clark on sight, once in the
head and once in the back. Death
was instantaneous. Other details of
tlie killing are lacking.
Kotighly Handed by Times. 1
Sandpoint. Idaho. Hurled from a
moving freight train on a trestle riear.
Granite. Idaho, a man giving the name
of Martin Crossman fell 152 feet Into
the ravine at the foot of the vluduct,
where he lay for 24 hours with both
arms and both legs broken before be
ing found by a rancher late Sunday
night.
Crossman says he was set upon and
; robbed by four men on a westbound
j train from Sandpoint and that on
! reaching the middle of the trestle hla
, assailants tied his hands and threw
; him from a car door.
The train was moving rapidly at
, the time and Crossman says he lost
consciousness for many hours follow
. ing the fall.
The robbery and attempted murder
, occurred Saturday night and the vlc
i t i in did not recover consciousness un
1 til Sunday afternoon. With nil of hia
i limbs fractured, the injured man was
helpless anil was almost dead when
found.
j A rancher crossing the trestle short-
Chip Beef in frlass or tin, each 200
Veal loaf, per can 15o
Potted Beef, per can 10
frame Pates, per can 30
Deviled Meats, small cans 5S lanre 10o
Devil.-d Haiti, Fnderwoods, small can,
200 ; lanre 35o.
Corned Beef, small can 200 ; lanre 35-
ausacc, per can
150
Sardines. 5, 10, 12 12. 20, 25, 30
and 40 cents.
Pork and Beans, 2 cans 250
Sniffed Olives, bottles loO to 45
Piipe Olives cans 200 ; jars 60
Imported Swiss Cheese, pound 45
Wisconsin Cheese, brick, pound 30
Boiled Ham, pound
Crape Juice, pints 30; quart:
Shrimp, per can
Froh Crab. Meat, can 250
Lemons and Bananas, dozen
Complete lini- of Huntley and
Famous Cookies.
am
60
350
35o
Palmer
tioei Hack to Pen. . . ; ly after dark Sunday night heard fee-
Aberdeen. Wash. After having i ble cries coming from the deep ra
violated his parole. Hart, the young vino and securing a lantern he head
man who was arrested for commit-, ed a searching party.
ting burglary in entering the store Crossman may have internal Injur
I of the Grays Harbor Commercial ie. and it is not believed he can re
I company at Cosmopolls. was taken to I cover. He was removed to Sandpoint.
i the state penitentiary at Walla Walla. I lu-nutv sheriff, are searrhlmr f..r th
Kvidence appeared against the pris- i
oner which showed that he had made
his escape from the penitentiary af-i
jter having nearly finished his term'
of five years, which he will now have!
would-be murderers.
to finish. He is about 22 years old.
A few days ago he came to Aberdeen
A Dreadful Wound,
from a knife gun. tin can, rusty nail
fireworks, or of any other nature, de
mands prompt treatment with Buck
lens Arnica Salve to prevent bloo
.-wu.c .-,er.n i-ayeue wnere ne poison or gangrene. It's the quick
.......,lis.
est, surest heaier for all such wound
aa also for burns, bolls, aorea, skit
eruptions, eciema. chapped hands
corns or Piles 25c at Tallman ft Co
KAISKIt is NOT WKIJ,
IS A HEKI.IX RL'MOR
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Where it Pays to Trade
neszxrxxptsm -"Trm tttt-i irmntw laT
loV Summer Camp.
Aberdeen. Wash. A meeting for
considering the details of the propos-
j ed Aberdeen boys' Summer camp on
tl '- beach below Westport this venr.
i v ms held in the city hall Sunday ' Merlin. Officially the kaiser has
v h, m pi.ms were oiscussea nnd appll- recovered from the disability caused
cations received. The nucleus of the . by the bite of an insect, and Is In
needed fund has been raised, nnd the 1 normal hiniih in -..n.ir,r,.rr..o.i ..i--
; camp has been laid out, and the con-! des. however, this official deelara
j tract given for sinking an artesian ' tlon Is taken with a good d.-al of al-
j wen at me proposed location, and '
work on the camp grounds has been I
I begun. The grounds are well locat-
c,! along the ocean bench about two
miles south of Conasset, nnd are well
j protected behind sand dunes. but
I '" "le.m. ; -Ulll,st ,.U(. jy ttkl.n , ,,r,.v,.nt
tin
'W.inco.
Pespite the popular belief to the
contrary, the kaiser lias never enjoy
ed robust health and lie has always
had to'nke the greatest care of him-
l self.
CUT 2ND HAY CROP
(Special Correspondence.)
Ttermiston. Ore., June 29. Settlers
have started harvesting the second
crop of alfalfa which promises to be
av very good one. R. R. Lewis Is cut
ting some that was seeded July 14,
1509,'and is making two tons per
ai re. At least two more cuttings will
iv had this season.
The following were arrivals from
J5r, Pennsylvania, this week: Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Sapper, F. W. Sapper
nd Mr and Mrs. F. E. Maynard nnd
family.
W. J. Stapish of the Western Land
Ml Irrigation Co., spent yesterday here
Jooicing after his interests.
p.. E. Rathburn of Pendleton, spent
yesterday in Hermiston.
i.ngns mocrxs loss
OF MAHY ILMIIUMAX
fortunes should be renewed, and had j
paid assiduous court to Miss Hand- j
man. j
In order to assist the marquis, for
that is his title, and It is in fact a I
historic one, his relatives have pawn-
ed their household furniture, besides j
borrowing money at exorbitant inter- I
est on the strength of false statements
about the projected marriage.
It can be said that the marquis re
ceived no encouragement either from
Miss Harriman or from her parents.
J!ut even then the members of the
noble family could not conceive of an
American girl turning down such a
title for the sage of an ordinary un
titled American, and up to the very
time of her marriage, hope was en
tertained. It is said that an appeal has been
made to the former Miss Harriman
t. assist the Marquis family out of
their financial difficulties.
A
AT
DOCTOR SATIRIZKS Jl'RY.
I CharaclerlMio Incident In
1 Medical School.
lYcm-fi
MISS CORA .IONKS AMI ,
MR. WILL XF.AL MARRIED i
Paris. The medical student who
have been excluded from the French
school of medicine hv the police are
Chamberlain's Stomach and Llvei
Tablets will brace up the nerves,
banish sck headache, prevent de
spondency and invigorate the whole
system. Sold by all dealers.
Pari?. To one noble family In
Kr r;ce the recent marriage of Miss
Wary Harim.m, daughter of the great
-American railroad man, to an Ameri
can was little short of a calamity. The
jon and heir had long ago marked
the fabulously rich American heiress
the means by which the family
To Check Rubber Monopoly.
Singapore. The legislative coun
cil of the straits settlements has pass
ed the rubfcT dealers' b!!!-, which con
tains a provision for the refusal of
a license to an agent or individual or
corporation attempting to establish a
monopoly of output or of market in
cultivated rubber.
j expressing by means of eggs and to
only Small Company Sees Ceremony j mab.es. their objections to the pres-
Harvotiiitf Regiii-. First llelil j ent system of electing candidates to
Doing Cut Personal Items of:"1" f;''"!'y of medicine, have had
I then- revenge.
I Pr. ricrillon, one of the principal
obj
Kclio.
f Spec fci 1 ( 'orrespondenco.)
Echo, Ore., June 30. A quiet wed
ding occurred here yesterday after
noon, when Mr. Will Xeal of Lacrosse.
Wash., and Miss Cora Jones of this
city were united in marriage by Jus
tice Scholl at the residence of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. A.
Thornton. Only a small company of
friends and relatives were present.
The happy couple took the
train for the east end of the
on a short wedding trip.
Harvesting began in this section to
day with Wm, Renedict's combine in
Joel Halstead's volunteer wheat anl
George Coppinger caring for the
Staats' wheat with his combine. To-
per bays:
A lady came into my store lately and said :
"'I have been using a New Perfection Oil Cook-Stove all winter
in my apartment. I want oner.ow for my summer home. I think
these oil sieves are wonderful. If only women knew what a
corrJort they are, they would all cave
one. I &poie about my stove to a lot
f my friends, ind they were aston
ished. They thought that there was
smell and smoke from an oil stove, and
that it heated arocm just like any other
tove. I told them of my experience,
nd one ai'.er another they got one, and
sow, not cr.- of them woud give hers
rp for five tirr.es i.3 cost.' "
The lay who said this had thought
aa oil stove was aU right for quickly
Wating m.lk U,r a baby, or boiling a
kettle of v. a:tr, or to make coi.ee
quickly in the rr.orning, but the never
streamed of u;r.? it for difficult or
iavy cooking. Now she knows.
Do you realty appreciate -hat a New
rfection Oil Coca-Stove mrai.t to yju ? No
more coal to carry, no more comti.g to the
inntr table a-j l:rrd out that you c.';'t ejl.
Mght a Prrfeclirn 6ove and immediately
flM heat from an iMer.ae blue flame atto'jta
mo to the bottom of p.t. kettle or oven. Hut
ake room iant heated. There ta no smoke, no
ajaseil, no outa-.de heat, no druriteery ta the
aaUci.cn where one of thei stoves is uaed
ctors. presented himself as a
I candidate, and devoted a greater part
I of his thesis to a brilliant satire on
i certain features of medical instruc
tion In France, to he practical exclu
sii.n of "muscular rheumatism." the
theme allotted to him as a subject
The candidate began by stating
there were two kinds of doctors, and
entered upon a very thinly veiled at-
i tar-K upon the dean. .M. l.an.lou.v.
evening anj the Jury. Tt soon became too
county much f ,r the dean, w ho tartly re
minded the candidate that he had n..t
y-t mentioned "muscular rheuma
tism." "Oh, yes," was the reply. "I am
going to treat it In text-hook form."
And without a smile, he nrosented in
morrow Coppinger will begin to har- . the most abstruse medical terminol
vet his .?21 neres nf ro whont. The ; ogy, a r;dIcu!ous account of how cut-
comoine harvesters are the most pop- ! Ws. being obliged while working to
ular machines in this vicinity and stoop in a stream of water to sharp
sevral more w ill be put In operation i en their tools were subject to rheu
with'n a few days. Heavy yields of ' matism, and evaded it by tying long
grain are reported on all sides. haired poodles to the calves of their
C. P. Morrow of Hermiston was , legs,
here yesterday transacting business, j "The cutlers catch flees from the
O. A. Cannon Is visiting friends Iri i dgs." Dr. Tierillon added gravely.
Athena this week. j while the lecture room rocked with
The farmers are in town this week laughter, "but It Is claimed that the
busily buying grain sacks. I dr.Ks ,ir;,w the rheumatism out of
.las. P.otteger and family arrived i their masters."
this week from Ttathburn, Idaho, and r)r rtcrillon proceeded to sav that
jiiic no,, state "t aiia r- necoming
known to the outside world; but those
few personages who have seen the
kaiser since his return from ills cap
ital have been greatly struck with Tils
careworn expression and the extreme
irritability that he displays
Several consultations of the court'
physicians have taken place, but the
real nature of his majesty complaint
is . an fully eonernlcd. I'nder theae
circumstances It Is not surprising that
the most disquieting rumors are
afloat in Merlin at the present mo
no at.
Wil.1 ll. llie- Kill Child.
Seattle. Wash. Poisoned by eating
wild berries little Kugeliie Canipagni
S-years-od. died at her parents home
Sunday. N'oi tnan and Hoy lioctney.
ated 'J and 7. respectively, have been
in a serious condition and are Just
recovering, ami four other children
were made wick by eating berries in
the same patch. The children ate
the berrit s last Wednesday and felt
a trace of stomach trouble but not
suM'.cting the fruit, they visited the
patch ill the north end of tins city I
imam the following day. Friday all j
" '' . fum,ay ,."wnlnK th0 Foley's Kidney Remedy" may tw
'ampagni g.rls V""' ,,,on b,'l"mH given to children with admirable re-
s.-i ious itiiii iiieiiieiti urn wiiM summon I
i. sue died in convulsions.
I 'on t I 'ire Haulages.
Marsh) ield. Ore. A fire In the log.
King camp i.f the Cody Lumber com
pany on the Cociuille river, has done
considerable damage. The fire was
I rought under control but the logs
which are now being taken out of tint
timber show the damage the fire did.
There have b en several forest fires
this year but this one was the most
It does nway with bed wettlnf
and Is also recommended for ua
after measles and scarlet fever
Koeppen Bros.
Traiisaal Miners I'.mIich lllacks.
Pretoria. The Transvaal govern
ment and the mines Jointly offered
$ jr.. alio for the every of a hand
drill to enable white miners to discarj
i-atlve assistance. The result if the
competition will be the encourage
ment of white labor In the mines.
Si) !!': 'it4
4
Cautionary Note: Be sure
you gtt thi stove- ace
that the nan.e plate
reus New Pei-iectioo
'."TV-
1ZX
W
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Hew "PerectioR
Qil Cook-stove
It hat a Cabinet Top with a shelf for keeping plates and food hot. The
auc'cel finish, with the bright blue of the chimneys, makes the stove ornamental
nd attractive. Made with 1, 2 and 3 burners; the 2 and 3-burner stoves
i be bad w.th or without Cabinet.
Kvcrjr dealer everywhere ; If not at youra, write for Descriptive Circular
to tha nearest agency of the
Standard Oil Company
( Incorporated)
are moving Into their new home on
the corner of Dale and Ruckley streets
r. W. .1. Stapish returned to Wal
la Walla via Yakima last evening
where he expects to spend the great
er part of the summer vacation with
hi family.
At the regular meeting of the Hen
rietta Rebekah lodge Xo. :ii, at this
place last night, the secretary was in
structed to invite our sister lodge at
Hermiston to be present here next
Wednesday at the Installation of the
officers for the ensuing term.
Mrs. Jos. IeZer is in Portland on
business, having gone down yester
day morning.
certain doctors preferred to sonrf
their patVnts to hot springs - a tran
paret" reference to M. I.a mlouzy's fa
vorite treatment, whieh made the dean
writhe while a nervous member of
the jury in scarlet robes shuffled un
easily with liN feet. "Muscular rheu
matism." the candidate quickly ob
served, "has also a certain moral ef
fect. I'atient' become irritable and
cannot keep their feot still." Th
audit nee roared.
The situation was unendurable !nd
the jury filed out. while M. Iandoiizy.
rising angrily, announced that the
candidate's name ivas struck from
the list.
MOTHER'S FHI01
A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE.
Baby's coming will be a time of rejoicing, and not of np
prehension and fear, if Mother's friend is used by the expec
tant mother in preparation of the event. This is not a jredi
cine to bo taken internally, hut a liniment to be applied to the
body, to assist nature in the necessary physical changes of the system. Moth
er's Friend is composed of oils and medicines which prepare the muscles and
tendons for the unusual strain, render tlio ligaments supp!o and clastic, aids la
the expanding of the nkin and flesh .fibres, and strengthens all the membranes
and tissues. It lessens tho pain and danger tit tlio crisis, and assures future
health to the mother. Mother's Friend is eold at drug stores. Write for our
free book, containing valuable information for expectant. Mothers
THE BRADF1ELD CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Marvelous Dlscoverlea.
mark the wonderful progress of the
age. Air flights on heavy machines
telegrams without wires, terrible wai
Inventions to kill men, and that won
der of wonders, Dr. King's 3Tew Uis
covery, to save life when threateno
by coughs, colds, la grippe, asthma
croup, bronchitis, hemmorrhages, ha
fever and whooping cough or luni
trouble. For all bronchial affectio
It has no equal. It relieves instant
ly Its the surest cure. James M
Blank of Ashevllle, N. C, R. It. No
4, writes It cured him of an obstinate
cough after all other remedies fall
ed. 60c and $100. A trial bottle free
Guaranteed by Tallman & Co.
Mules for Bale.
40 head of good Missouri
Broke to work and gentle.
McUee, Oregon Feed Yard.
mules.
Chaa.
Have money by reading; today's ada.
Men's oxfords cheap at a Eklund's.
If you are not satisfied after using
according to directions two-thl-ds of
a bottle of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets, you can have your
money back. The tablets cleanse and
Invigorate tho stomach, Improve the
digestion, regu'ate the bowels, dive
them a trial and get well. Sold by
all dealers.
What n Summer Cold May Do.
A summer cold If neglected is Just
as apt to develop Into bronchitis or
pneumonia as at any other season.
Do not neglect It. Take Foley's Hon
ey and Tar promptly. It loosens the
cough, soothes and heals the Inflam
ed air passages, and expels the cold
from the system. Koeppen RroB.
Tnnoe at German Ilnll.
There will be a public dance in the
German hall at middle Cold Spring,
on the night of July 4. Everybody In
vited. Johnson's orchestra.
Men's oxfords cheap at A. Eklund's.
DRINK UP!
You don't have to think up a thirst it
comes frequently enough these hot days.
Just think of our thirst-quenrhirr- f '..iin
drinks try one and the thirst is forgot
ten. Pure, delicious, sanitarily served
soda water just the right degree of flavor
just the right coldness. Plain or fancy
drinks. Ice cream and fruit combinations.
JUST TRY
"Fruit-Malt"
The Invigorating Thirst-Quencher
The Pendleton Drug Co.
The Mark of Quality.