iAlLY KASX OREt.O-M V', FE.V!LETO.V, OIIKGO.". FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1911.
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PERSONAL
MENTION
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Great Sale of Ladies'
and Misses
Great BARGAINS in
f.. V. WiitHon of. Pilot Kock, cinno
in yiv-teril.iy al'ternnon from the sheep
town.
S'- rk A. Slurt'vant. was a.iion the
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I'ilut Itnck people who ea:ne III from
TF.N FANFS.
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cr Saturday
1 00 Styles to be closed out at the
Following Prices
AU$ls.OO Suits i'H si'
All if'-JO.OI) Suit-; :it
S 13.90
S11.S5
$.1 All yi:() Suits c.,
SI 0,15
S19.05 ''
All -'.". ) ;u i. !M? ' T.T. "Siiitj ..' jt t . .
A 11 ft:i(H 0 ;n i . 1 Suits in) tit $22.35 jj
.NO (MIAIKIKS i'OIt ALTERATIONS. .
F. E. Livengood Co.
The Women's and Children's Store.
wmiii i.ifc, wm i ii r mum n i m itt Tirmmrmr tit wr-inr r
I LOCALS I
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See Lane & Son for sign".
Pas'lrne pictures please all.
Hutch Henry for coal. Main 178.
Wall paper, paints, etc. Lane & Eon.
Phone Main 4 1'J for bread wagon.
T'hon' platzoedor for freah meat
n.I lard. Main 445.
Front olfire for rent In Judd build;
In,;. F. E. Judd.
Wanted Night clerk at Hotel St.
;..: Kt-. Apply at once.
All kinds or fresh fish all the time
at the Pendleton Cash Market.
kiag "f all 6c cigars, "Devlin's
Fives " Joe Sullivan sole agent.
y.jr rent Nicely furnished front
room; t I'.ho in. I'hon.. Red 3231.
Everybody goes to the Orphcum to
the best and the clearest picture!
Kungalow on north s'.de of river, al
! furniture for Bale. Charles J. Fer
guson. I. C. Snyder guarantees good spray
ing. Yours for Ko-.il work. Phone
It. SH12.
Fancy baked g..e fr..tn the Royal
ll.-ik. ry '11 sale :it tin- 1 i.-it :i . Hak" I
fi- y day.
i '..r .-'.ii. ;vi.;.f Mi...... .. ihkJ :i.m
Si lei t Stork. 2..'.H sitting. F. c.
f-'limr, Stanfi.ld, fire.
Pressed chickens Friday and Sat
urday :il the Cash Milk' t. phone
Slain 101.
Phone it.'i "i'Sl for quick uuto cab
service. 25 rent fares in city. KnteB
by hour or mile for out of town trfps.
For Rent House on North Side.
Iiniuire Sirs. Nash, 208 Logan street.
Special rates to horses boarded by
he vcek or month at the Commercial
iVirn, 6'J0 Aura street. Phone Main 12.
Sharon &. Eddlng.s have secured the
loial npenry hr the Johnson Ideal
Halter, the best cheap halter In the
market.
F ! !)';.; - Two log houses at
Meachain, ("ire. Modern Improvenjenti.
Six rooms .: - re of Sleach-
aio Lumber Co.
Th.) East ( iregonlan Is Eastern Ore
gon's r- pn serilative paper. It leads
and the people nppreclato It and show
I; by their liberal patronage.
F r .l'..!e Si'rond hand lumber,
I rli k : nj wood for half price. Slust
char lot nt nine. Apply at old build
itn; corner Court and Johnson
Phone Main P2 for good clean lump
r nut coal. Prompt delivery to all
o,:rts uf the city. Crab Crpek Lun -tier
Co, 700 West Altn street.
If you want fresh meat from a
new. clean market, pnone Main Hi
Farmers Meat Co., Conrad Platzoeder,
n inazer. 224 B. Court street.
Pi iilan! ir .a. Transfer Co., phone
i!a k 3331. Piano, furniture and
a. y trucking of all k'nds. Calls an--.eri-j
r'omptly. Office 647 Slain rt
For irood liirht Ret a Steelmnntle
i kerosene burner. Odorless, sraok;
I !e-"., in it liril'i int llpht hv smnll
I i He ry. 2 1 1 I.ee Strc( t.
V. ..Im piiy or 1'iioi Kock, was j
anii'O;..- II., ,tt..m;i.!:; on the Klieep
town local y -.-t -r-1 al ternooll.
O. Toner i aim: in from hi.! honic V
. 1 Pik.t Uock yc.-terday afK-riiooii j
a' t fspeiii the iil:;ht in the lily. , J
J. I '. K'i' haw of V.'eninn. came u k
I'i'ooi ; i ; 1 1. tiv,-n :. ( i f! ,; and t'pent i
!'. iii tin . t the ;'t. (:."!... i . tj
Miss Helen Hart, who camo up to ' Q)
!! nil the ni.nual Koi'.r.ty dain-e, has g.y
ri tunie l to her home at llllganl. . ,
A. Ihiei.l.y, a-slstatit s'lperlnti ml-
lit of the O-W. It. & X. i 'iini.'iny.
i ; over from hif Ii Cian-le In ail-
; i J : 1 1 ti IS. jjf
Hoy Alr-Minih'r h:..- rituriied lluNliiU
f: oni I'o.'thnel whci-i. he witnessed th- Q
"I en:n of the ball ason In that
Ity. '
Mine Host. Henry M'-nns of T'ma-
tilla, cai.ie tiji this morning on tho
motor car aiel is transai ting business
in the city. ' f
Itolaml Slartin, the young engineer
of the (l.-W. Yl. & N. company, left
last nlht for Portland, where he will' a
remain. : W
Hen F. Hill, formerly manager of
the Oregon Lumber company and who ' J
is now located in Walla Walla, was ' k
here last evening. , '
J. SIoHuh, a resident of Pilot nc!' !
spent the ninht in Pendleton, having'
come in from that town yesterday : a
aft'Tnoon. w
1 ti n Hill, formerly a local lumher-j
man and secretary of the Pendleton
. i.niiiierria i aso. 1:1 1 ion, came over
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$25, $30 and $35 Hand Tailored Suits for $18.71
$7.50, $8.50 and $10 Dress Skirts for. .
Choice of our Spring Coats at
1 2 1 -2c Bleached Muslin for
1 2 1 -2c Percales, 36 inches wide
1 5c Berkley Cambrics ....
$1.25 Long Silk Gloves in Pongee, black and white 98c
$4.9o
1 -3 off
9c
. 9c
(2c
Ladies' 35c Hose in black and colors for
Children's 15c black Hose for .
Ladies' $1.25 Union Suits for
Ladies' $1.50 Union Suits for .
23c
10c
. 95c
$1.20
from Walla Walla list evening.
Sirs. Ktta Carmi'-hael, a prominent
member of the W"m--n of Woodcraft 1 A
at W.-ston. was here last evening anil!
ntt.-nile'l the nceting of the local cir- .
lie. W. O. W. 'A
Ladies'
Ladies'
$15.00 and $17.00 Silk Dresses for $11-90
$20.00 and $25.00 Silk Dresses for $14.00
TO KSTAItl.IKII HOMK
roit WOltliING f.MM.S
Wohlenberg Dep't. Store
Better Goods fcr
Less Money
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Spnkant' will inaugurate a campaign
on May 8 for the purpose of ra islng
Missouri School Teachers.
Boonville. Mo., April 21. Missouri
hool teachers to the number of sev-
funds for the establishment of a home
for working girls. The American
theater will give a percentage of the
Uross reeeilits for the week rtt "Mnv
s t.i the fund, says the Spokane Chron-' eral hundreds are in attendance at the
icle. i meeting opened today by the Central
Sirs. Ho.e Ti. Sloore. secretary of , assoc iation
the league, is in charge of the work
nnc a oomm;'te composer! of Sirs.
Harry Jarxis, Sirs. SI. A. Welsh, Sirs.
So'.lais. Sirs. J. w. Campbell, Sliss
Piarl Ihu'b. (issla P.isden. Christine
Hertha Th.be. Sirs. K ('. Cornforth
and Sliss Plait.--li.is been anpolntid to
HAYi; SFKIXO I()THI.L
rilACTICF. AT O. A. C.
ilea of the coinniil
a suite of rooms suf.
and board a few girls
time and to enlarge
fund grows,
a that such a home
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HEADQUIRTERS F33
Toilet Goods
We it ro Sole Manufacturers
and Distributors of the
Celebrated
TOIL HP CKKAM
COLD CM RAM
TOOTH POWDER
and
MT. HOOD CREAM.
Tillrnrin 8c Co.
! .end inir Drno-rriats of East
ern Oregon.
ookies, pastrv and
1: s mad f.i sh every day, phone
Vain and the wagon will call.
U'.ya! l'.akeiy, Webb and Cottonwood
For S..h Two acre home east
l'ci.lli'ton. Alf.flfa. fruit. garilen.
r,o'.d buildings, water system and
hath. Address .1. 11. Pryant, Pendle
ton, Oregon.
For nale Reynolds' Automatic
Harvester. Has only cut 1100 acres.
Kasy terms. Inquire of Pendleton
Iron Works, Marion Jacx or S. C
Hi'tner. Pendleton, Ore.
You can't burn slate and gravel!
Hon't try It. Phone Dutch Henry,
Main 173, for clean screened Rock
Springs coal ol'her lump or nut. It
hums clean anii goes further.
For sale Two hundred acres good
limber grazlmr land, about 00 acres
tillable, running water on .place. This
Is a snap If taken within next thirty
lays Address W. B.. Uox 341, city.
New hydrants Do away with your
old rod and stop-cocks and use tho
. ; nt 1 fret 7 tig hydrants. Call and see
them nt the Sanitary Plumbing shop.
3i4 K. Court stret. Alex Burt. prop.
Special.
Fntil Slay 1st we will sell 10 lb.
can's pure lard, J 1 .50 ; 5 lb. can pure
lard. sOc; 3 lb. can pure lard 50c. Cen
tral Sleat Market.
The Slontnna bride who had never
: poke!! to her prospective husband
until a few hours before the marriage
ceremony will probably make up for
hi r la. k uf loquacity.
a-sist her. Th"
t"e is to soi ui'i
ficient to h'.il-e
a: the present
inart. rs as the
"" is our id'
would he self-supporting and run on
'' : said Sirs.
1 lodging
w.nid be furni.'hed at absolute cost
and would i rove a Kreat help to many
girls who are working lure in the city
a n.I have no home.
"We will try 'o sell as many tirk
"ts as i .s-Ihle for the theater during
'f May x To stimulate in
will uivo a diamond tin-'.
fi'svaiiis. (ire. Forty men have al
riady responded to the call of Coach
Sam Holar. for spring football prac-,-,t
ii. A. C. This is the first time
the students have been rivi-n Sr'ng
pr.u tiee. Three times a week they
will be e.iven persona) instruction for
two Kin's by the coach, in punting.
hop kicking, jdace kicking, different
1 : sscs and simple formations.
A. C. MAT ARTISTS
MAY F.XTFU RIG COXTFST
the ,k
tore st w,:
x.i'ued at
I he most tickets."
Th.. Woman's Pi
to any person who sells
toc'ivo League is
here with the Federation t
eipaiMzauons an, I tile nth- I
cr organizations will help in the cam-'
pt'ign.
af.-'iliat' d
Women's
; ('orvallis. Ore. 0. A. C. may send
two mill to the National Amateur
' Wrestling meet nt Portland Slay IS.
I''. if ill.- local vo.i.M.r..ont can meet
tic ixpinse of the trip. Charles Sit
I'Oi. a junior from Carlton, Yamhill
i'ounty, will be entered in the 175
! pound class, and A. P. Gibson, an
i t lecti leal engineering senior student
limn Ontario. Malheur county, in the
I 1 .X.'-youn.l class. Roth are holders
of Northwest Intercollegiate Wrest
I'ng championships.
hit by the advance
Rumor has been busy concerning
plans for closer relations between the
Imperial houses of Germany and Aus
tria. Princess Victoria Louise, the
kaiser's onl daughter, accompanied
her father to Vienna, and her pres
ence has revived the report of her im
pending betrothal to the Archduke
Charles Francis Joseph, the Austrian
emperor's nephew. The princess is
10 and the archduke 24. so In point
of ace it would be a suitable match.
Th young couple saw a good deal
of each other during the visit. The
alliance would no doubt be popular
among the Germans in Austria. The
difference in religion Is an obstacle
and it is thought unlikely that the
princess would become a Roman Cath
olic in view of the very definite reli
gious opinions known to be held by
her mother. On the other hand mar
riage wih protestant princesses are
not unknown in the Austrian imperial
family, although none has taken place
in the last few decades. The mother
"f Maria Theresa and the consort of
Charles VI, of Austria, was a protestant.
gostion has been made,, although no
confirmation of the report can be ob
tained from Senator Bourne.
It is known the Taft organization
!? somewhat worried over the Oregon
situation. The Taft managers would
prize the delegates from Oregon far
beyond their numerical strength be
cause Oregon will be the first stnt'
to express its choice by popular vote
tor president. As an opening gun
next spring Oregon will have the force
of an entire battery.
TAFT WAXTS ORFfiOX
FNRFR HIS I5AXXFR
P.OISi: PRISON" OFFICIAL
IS A M liXTAL WIUXK
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Los Angeles, Pal. K. T, Whitney,
who was warden, of the Idaho state
penitentiary at Rolse for four and a
half years, but resigned two years
a-r , because oT a physical break
down, hnyarivod at Lonpr Reach and
Is recuperating at the tent .-ity. Whit
ney's health was shattered by the
nervous strain under which he lived
while Harry Orchard was held a pris-!
...... in no- nn prison poiuimg tits:
trial for the murd'T nf Governor'
Steunenberg. j
'H'ehard had confessed and a des-1
perate attempt on his life was feared.'
Whitney declared that his house'
was guarded day and night for'
mon'lis. an attempt on his life being,
made when feared, and that on on"
occasion, when Orchard wanted to
consult a Roise attorney, SIrj Whit-'
i noy took him with her in a closed
i ai ri.itre ..si a shopping tour which tor- '
minuted at the lawyer's office. Whit
ney and Orchard would both have'
boon killed. Whitney believes, had
they appeared on the street. i
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i.oxnox xfws xn views.
London. April 21. Foreign affairs
sometimes have a very unusual influ-
nee upon those of home, and Eng
land has had an example of this fact
during the past two weeks. The riots
in the wine-growing districts of
France and the consequent destruc
tion of hundreds of thousands of dol
lars worth of wine have greatly ln-
ised the prie of wines of all grades
in. London. Hotel and restaurant
proprietors are reaping a harvest, be
cause their stocks have been laid in
f..r sm,. months. The smaller pro
prietors who have been compelled to
s lit until the last have been hard
Washington. April 21. Former
Ciinuivssman William R. Ellis is a
candidate for collector of customs at
Portland to be seriously reckoned
jv.it ii. acor.nng to lnlormation which
I has leaked out here. Although he
I lacks the backing of any of the re
j publican congressional delegation
j from Oregon for Collector P. S. Shil-
culm's plac e, it is said the fim snsr
! ti .lf:t . f from President Taft
j Ifiaiself.
j Another interesting development is
an intimation that President Taft is
I weary of the struggle over appoint
ments to federal officers in Oregon.
I which he has been seeking to fill
without consulting Senator Rourne.
I The suggestion is made that Taft
j w ould be very w illing to make pence
villi Rourne. allowing Rourne to
' name the appointees ill Oregon if the
senior senator v. ill not oppose a Taft
; delegation from Oregon in 1812.
j Th. re is reason to boli. ve this sub-
i I.IRRAUY XOTFS.
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J Th" following list of new books has
j been added to the Civic Cluh Rental
j Collection and will l.e ready for cir
culation when the library opens at 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon:
Racheller Keeping Fp With Liz-
Zio.
P..irtlett Prodigal Pro Tern
i Rarclay Slistress of Shenstone.
Childs Jim Hands.
Corkey Victory of Allen Rutledge.
We would like to call attention to
the fact that the "Congressional Rec
ord.' i daily publication issued by
congress, recording the proceedings,
speeches, etc., of that body, is to be
; found upon our newspaper table,
i Some of the speeches on the "Direct
I Flection of Senators" and "The Ca
j mi liar Reciprocity'' questions are de-
ci 'eoiy interesting and worth your
time.
(.'i-rninn Fvamr. Lutheran Church.
There will be services at Echo Sun
day. April 23. in the St. E. church,
nt 2 p. m.. All are cordially invited.
Geo. l. Sprattler, pastor.
Ditches Must Rt Srrrcnctf.
j Notice is hereby given that all ir-
rigation ditches leading from the
I Umatilla river and creeks tributary
j thereof, must De screened at once at
i the intake with fine fish screen, un
I der penalty of the laws of the state
' of Oregon. Failure to comply means
! liability of fine and imprisonment.
D. R. WATSON. Deputy.
Haviknd China, Cut Glass !
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Hand Painted China, Etc.
Still going at Auction Sale Prices
If you diden't secure what you wanted
during the Auction, come in and we i
will make you a satisfactory price on
any article you select
KOEPPEN'S
The Drug Store That Serves You Best
MANY
Honors n;irr
ALONG TIIF. COLi'MRI V
Walla Walla, Wash., April 21. As
endless as the stream of water that
flows In the Columbia river si ems to
be ilie stream of human lives drifting
up and down the hanks of that river.
County Kiiginecr Low W. Loehr, who
has just spent several days in Wallula
on official business, said:
"I believe there are more hoboes
going up and down the river than I
ever knew before. Hw they live is
more than I know, although fishing
si etns to bo one method.
"I saw one man who had caught a
'niiiil cat' boil it in a can and oat It
with neither salt nor bread. Others
fishing along tho bank were having
varied luck, all trying to get enough
meat to sustain life. The 'Jungles' are
full of men. Some are being attract
ed by bridge nnd construction work
up the Columbia nnd towards Spokane,
but many are merely drifting along."
Few of tho wanderers are coming
to Walla Walla. Spring work In this
part of the valley has been completed
and until harvest there will bo little
doing for the floating element.
WALSH'S
If you want real bargains in the Grocery
line, you can make no mistake by trad
ing at Pendleton's Best Grocery.
We can save you money on every article you buy.
A trial and you will be convinced.
WALSH'S
"Home of Quality" Phone Main 442
Prompt Delivery, We guarantee everything to be as represented.