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EIGHT PAGES.
DAILY EAST OKEGOXIAV, PEXPLETOX, OHEGOX, ftATt HDAV, OCTOBEIt 7, 10ii;
PAGE FIVE.
This Store Will
Be Closed all
Day Monday
and Tuesday
PERSONAL
MENTION
in
from his ranch
is a
F. E. Livengood & Go.
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! LOCALS
Coal and wood, phone Main B.
Past'mo picture please all.
Putch Henry for coal. Main 178.
I C Snyder, ch'mney sweep. R 3812.
Fur rent Front office In Judd
liuilding. Apply to F. E. Judd.
Everybody goes to tne Orpheum to
sec the best and the dearest pictures
Dr J. A. Best nas returned from hH
voratton and has resumed practice.
About 800 fort of good new garden
hose for sale at cost price. Sharon ft
Kddings.
Lost Package containing little
elrl's black Dumps. Finder return. to
this oflice and receive suitable re
ward. For Sale G passenger Frtinklln,
run but little, cost J2!i00. H00 will
take It If aold this wjek. owner go
ng away. J. W. Davis. "00 E. Webb.
You can't burn slate and gravel!
Don't try It. Phone Dutch Henry,
Main 173. for clean screened Rock
Springs coal either lump or nut. It
burns clean and goes further.
If you want to move, call TenlanJ
Uros. Transfer, phono 3391. Largo
dray moves you quick. Trash hauled
once a week. 617 Main street.
Fur transfer work, hauling bag
gage, moving household goods and
pianos and all kinds of job work,
phone ilalun 461. n. A. Morion.
Phone Main 98 for Tamer's au
tomobile. Trips to all parts of coun
try nnd city. Quick serv.ee. Stand
at French restaurant.
A Snap Owner leaving Pendleton,
must sell gimd 9 room house, furnlsh
ed, three blocks from Ma.n street, at
bargain; terms. Phono Ulack 2731.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Toilet Goods
Wo are Sole Manufacturers
anil Distributors of th
Celebrated
For Kent Couple nicely furnished
room. Inquire 118 Jackson street.
Wanted I'iano to rent in private
family. Phone Black 36S1.
For Kent Nicely furnished rooms.
313 S. Main. Phono Black 2451.
For Kent Three furnished house
keeping rooms. Inquire 213 W. Webb.
For Kent Five room house, cor
ner Webb and .Harden. Inquire 213
West Webb Ft ret.
For Kent Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Inquire "F.
M." this office.
Everything that's good to eat. In
meats and groceries at the Ca h 1 fiw
market. Phone Main 101. ! '"g
Miss F.lhel Odcll, teacher of piano
and harmony. Special train. ng for
beg nner-. Koom 5, Ivist oregonian.
For Sal" 200 h'n' and pu'I-ts. ex
cellent lading stork. Address. Mrs
Ceo. Haiti, ISox D-i:', Pendleton, Ore.
Wanted To r( nt furnished house
of five or six rooms. Give term
Iiox 3r,: City.
Take Northern Pacific Ry. to Spo
kane. Leaves 1:30 p. nv, arrive 9:55
p. m. Ticket from W. Adams, Agent,
Pendleton.
Special rates to horsee Doarded by
the week or month at the Commercial
Barn, 20 Aura street. Phone Main IS
Wanted Eight per cent money on
Tirs; c'ai-s alfalfa nnd fruit land se
nility, loan- t ) run troni 3 to 5 years
Write to II. E. Hush, Nyssa, Ore.
To Portland or cuiiromla, take
Northern Paeifi.-, via Pasco, and S
r. &. S. Ky. I-iave 1:30 p. m , ar
live Portland 8:10 a. in. See W. Ad
ams, agci-t, at passenger stailon for
CiroUf-h tickets tf.d all arrangements.
i A liberal reward Is left at this
flee for the return of Knptist Ladies'
Aid Record Rook with preen cover,
which was I st on Main street Thurs
day afternoon.
I I have several large tracts of Uma
til'a county wheat land and stock
ranches for sale. Will tnko in ex
change property In Portland, Spokane
or Pendleton.
E. T. WADE.
Ernest Knight Is
near Helix.
Kobert Bryscn of Pilot Kock,
business visitor in the city,
Mrs. S. A. Perry of Echo spent last
night at the Hotel St. George.
C. F. Epgers of Helix is among
the out of town visitors in the city.
Mrs. Ken Hill of Walla Walla, Is the
guest of her sister. Miss Lora Perry,
today.
Mrs. H. N. Dryer returned to her
homo in Umatilla on the local this
morning.
1). C. Krownell, prominent I'mntilla
landowner, cume up from his home
ye terday.
George Tonkin, one of the county
school supervisors, is registered at
the Bowman.
Attorney Homer I. Watts came
down this morning from Athena and
is spending the day here.
A. W. Laubner returned on the
Northern Pacific train tlvs morning
from a visit to his ranch.
I.ydia Albaugh of Pilot Kock, came
in from that town last evening and
spent the night in the city.
F. A Phelps of Hermiston, a
brother of Judge G. W. Phelps, is a,
vi-it r in Pendleton today.
T. .S. Gibson and wife wire among i
the Pilot Kock nen:i'e foinini ill I
from that town last evening
Mayor K. J. Murphy and Kecordor
Thomas I'ltz derail are among the
Pendlclonians in Walla Walla today
to bear President Taft speak.
Miss Kuby Ha.lett has returned
from a two weeks visit to Portland
and will spend the winter with her
aunt, Mrs. William Slusher.
Frank and Kalph Porter who have j
been visiting here f a month with j
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Porter, have left for Lake county
wh.-re they are now located.
HOI DAMAGED BY
fUHES 111 ECHO
(Special Correspondence.)
Echo, Ore., Oct. 7. A fire alarm :
was turned in here last night at 8: -Wo, '
when the Crayne cottage on Dupont i
street was d.scovercd on fire. The)
f rel department responded and the
blaze was extinguished before much
damage was done. The fire was
started from an unused stove that
was filled with paper, being accident
ally lighted.
The most pleasant social event of
the season occurred here last night
when Misses Eugenie Seholl and Vina
Houscr entertained at the home of
the latter a number of their friends.
The rooms were arti-tically and taste
fully decorated. The evening was
spent in playing games and enjoying
music, both vocal and instrumental.
A number of the ladies of the W.
C. T. V. and of the Henrietta Kebekah
lodge gave an informal social at the
I. O. O. F. hall last night as a fare
well to Mesdames Godfrey and Bon
ney and families. , Mr'. Godfrey is
going to Salem to accept the position
of matron in one of the state institu
tions. Mrs. Honney is going with her
family to The Dall' s, w here will make
their home.
Miss Vina Houscr is spending the
week-end with friends in Pendleton.
Miss Pink Godfrey and Master Nor
man visited today in Pendleton.
Mrs J. Frank Sp'nning accompan
ied by her cousin, Mrs. Lena Turner,
lift on Friday evening for a visit to
Walla Walla.
Mrs. K. P. Stanfield and Maxitie
went to Pendleton this morning to
visit over Sunday.
Mrs. L. W. Keeler and Mis Anna
Waugh are among the Echo people in
Pendleton today.
Mrs. Jos. C'unha went up to Pen
dleton on the motor th:s morning to
spend the day with friends.
Mrs. George is visiting with friends
in Pendleton.
Specie! Bergains I
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III MW HA IX SAVES A XF.CK.
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Athlete, Doubling 1 11 in mil,
IC4 His Gym Traill, ng.
Strondsburg, Pa. Charles Peiffer,
a diamond setter of Newark, N. J
ct lebrated the twenty-second anniver
sary of his birth by taking a thirly-
fo it fall from the top of a build
ni'it Kseiipii.K waii pMght hrniw,
Peifter is an all around athlete and
Marathon runner and his training
r .ej his alvation. When he fell
from the roof he a able to somer
sault and landed on the porch roof,
then somersaulted ftom there to the
ground.
Peiffer said: "When I struck the
ground I Just doubled up and rolled
as if I had been in the gymnasium.
Had I not 1 wou'd surely have broken
my back."
I lOOSKYl XT KKSCCKS
WIPE WHEN THROWN
A liberal reward is left at this of
fice for the return of Rapt st Lit dies'
Aid Kecord Hook with green cover,
winch was lost on Main street Thurs
day aft'Tnoon.
CAPTAIN JIAIXS IJEl.EASEl).
Colonel's Wife Fulls ami Her Foot
Catches in St ,rrup When Horse
1 tears Ev-Prc.-lilent Subdues Ani
mal. New York. Only the cowboy train
ing of Colonel TneJdoie Koosevelt
saved the life of his wife in a mishap
of the roJ ilil uw,uae known when
the villagers at Oy-ter Ba. began
asking one another why it was the
entire Koosevelt family failed to ap
pear. It has become a part of the
rrgu'ar life of the village to stand
outside 'cf the little church, half way
from the st i ion to Sagamore Hill,
and watch tile Koosevelts appear for
evotions.
When inquiry was made It was
learned that Saturday afternoon Col
onel and Mrs. Koosevelt, with Archie
were riding along the Cove road in
front of Dolland's blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Koosevelt was mounted on her
favorite horse. The animal reared at
sight of the blacksmith's place and
threw htr heavily to the ground. She
32c Bleached Sheeting 9-4 at 24c
12 l-2c Hemmed Huck Towels
for each ... 9c
42c Pillow Tubing for yard 1 8c
45c Pillow Tubing fcr yard 20c
1 5c Berkely Cambric for yard 1 I c
Ladies 35c Hose in Black and Col
ors for pair . . 23 c
Ladies 65c and 7 5c Fleeced Under
wear at garment . 50c
Ladies Fancy Silk Waists worth up
to $10.00 for . . $4.95
12 1 -2c Percales, 36-in. wide for
yard . . . .9c
Wohlenberg Dept. Store
'BETTER GOODS FOlt LESS MONEY."
paper envelope cooking. As may be j sister. Miss Maud Sheridan, who will
of roasting, baking, etc., meats un-j spend the winter with her. Latr
loss of weight or iiovui t.v.,.- ilrs. Alice fcnenuan w.u join iit
All til,. .Iiiiymen Who Convicted the
Officer Signed Pel, l ion fr Par
don, 'ssinini;, N. Y. Captain Peter C.
Haiii', Jr. who k lied William E. An
nis, in August. lt0S, received his par
don and left sing Sing prison. Ac-
of-1 1 ' " o " "is iainvr General I c
ier . Jiains, i., s. , , retired, he look
a triin for New York city.
Hatns" pardon was brought about
mainly by the cffor;s of his father.
I
What finally
act, however,
caus.d the governor to
Pas. en gets to Portland can save
money nnd at the same t'.me have an
enjoyable river ride by taking boat
from The Dalles. ,str. Bailey Gatzert
leaves daily, except Friday and Sun
day nt 3:30 p. m., arrives In Port
land 9:30. Fare U 00.
was a petition sinned bv
ail the Jurymen w ho found him guilty i
of manslaughter. His sentence was
glit nor more than I
dergo a
ty-five per cent; and f.nally (uj near
ly all the odors of cooking are elimi
nated. There are several points which need
to be observed in using paper bags in
this wav. A hot oven is necessary
and the bag containing the
should not be placed on a solid
or plate, but on a wire-barrel or grid
shelf, such as is found in most mod
ern ranges. The interior of the bag
or envelope should always be greas
ed, to prevent the paper sticking to
the food.
It is to be note. r,s most import
ant that anv paper bag will not do.
r in which your
food is cooked must be made of non
poisonons, chemically pure materials. :
and mu-t be sealed by a septic, .'anl- j
tary adhesive. Such bags have been
on the English market for some time, j
They are ma le in five sizes anj are j
sold at prices ranging from sixpence ;
ttwelve cents! for a package of,
twen'yfive, size 7 !y p ''nches. to five j
shillings sixpence (about 13." for :
a package of one hundred, size 20 by i
15 inches. As this article is being j
written American manufacturers are!
placing on our homo markt t a slmi-i
lar perfected bag.
If p.o.ng cast, or west or south,
have tickets routed Northern Pacific
Ky. Closo cnn.ii ctlons at Tiisoo with
a'l through trains. W. Adams, agent,
Pendleton.
TOILET CREAM
("OLD CREAM
TOOTH TOWDER
and
in. HOOD CREAM.
TaHman & Co.
Leading Inijrist9 of East
era Oregon.
Wo are Overstocked in
Hard Milled
LnwnVn, Lettuce nnd Almond
Oil Soajr, (tli iiOe kind)
wliich we tire closing out
AT
25 Cents a Box
It, liitlicr nicely, washes
away slowly, nnd it clonuses
mid Hoi'tcns tlie i'lesli.
IKoeppen's
The Dniff tftorc lhal S cirri
You Jlrsl.
For Sa! o nnt.
Six room house and two acres of
land, one acre In alfalfa- Two wells
on place and water piped in yard,
li.irn, chicken yard, brick cellar, all
In good condition. Call on or nddess
1 m it John-on, S10 Hazel street, Pendleton.
H
vice
ma V
n't tr.fle with a cold Is good nd
for prudent men and women. It
be vital in case of a child. There
Is nothing better thtn Chnmherlaln'o
Cough Kemedy for coughs and colds
In children. It Is sare and sure. For
sale by nil dealers.
Hot les than
sixtctn yeais.
Hairs' doi'i ns,. at his trial was that
a bi.nv on the ileal wain a boy hl
aff-cled hiv m.nd. 1 1 is altVneys al
so deelired he had b en frenzied by
stories of ri latioiis between A nn is
and Mr. Ha ns. Hains got a divorce
from his wife last August.
After his imprisonment Hains re
signed from the nniiy.
TAKES PHOTOS IX ALASKA.
Dollle
licit-
Valuable advice for consumptives.
Think health, not disease, stop ex
perimenting, follow nature; look up.
not down, above all resolve, "I will
get well." Our little "Sunshine"
booklet brightens the way. Postal
addressed "Nature's Creation." Co
lumbus, Ohio, brings It free of charge.
f Hirngo. Who Came
Willi Togo, l;(ioitcd.
Cleveland, nhlo. Commander Ili
rago of the Japanese navy, now at
tached to the Japanese embassy at
Washington, who is making the round
trip to Ala-ka on the steamer Admir
al Sampson, is taking photogr.iph
ana making maps of the harbors!
along the Alaskan coast. j
Passengers on the S imp 'en who re-I
por.td the maf.er say the command
er is taking special pains to get a m.ip I
of insurrection hay. While here lie I
bought many photographs of the bay.)
He is said. to have a plate of the coast
on which he makes Inarkinas. It is!
I said hero that the matter h as been '
repor.ed to the govenmum at Wash-j
lngton. I
I ommander H Ira go says he
pleasure trip.
Admiral Togo.
,V
MONEY
(Jcorgln
struc k on her shoulders and head and j The paper . contaim
Iv r foot caught in the stirrup.
That was where former cowboy
Koosevelt was of more value to the
family than former President Koose
eit. He swung in his saddle, grab-
bed the plunging horse and came slid
ing from his own saddle just as the
horse hit the ground. And that
hois,, stayed on the ground under the
strenuous handling if the former
ranchman.
Archie slid over from the other side
I and took a hand. Before the horse
! had time to draw her a step, the two
1 reieased Mrs. Roosevelt's stirrup foot.
Tin n Arc hie brought waier from Cue
blacksmith's shop. Mrs. Koosevelt
was unconscious and the two men
were unable to revive her.
An automobile delivery wagon, be
longing to Kutcher lie Long, came
along ;u.-t at tile right moment l.Uan
K :s converted the wagon into an
imioiil.ii.ce and the butcher's man let
ut speed for Sagamore Hill.
IV. Fowler, who va- called, found
Mis. K .sevelt had no dang' rous in
iur.es, al'hough she had bee n badly
shaken up by In r hard fall. The in
formation was given at the cx-pres'.-d,
nt' home that Mrs. K losevelt was
rapidly recovering and would be out
aga'n in the course of a few day-.
Mrs. Koosevelt has always been an
enthusiastic horsewoman and she has
In en h- r husband's companion on
many rides.
daughters.
Mr. and Mrs H. J. Latourclle an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Maud V. Iatourelle, to An
glo Fuini, editor of "La (Jazze'tA
food I Italianu di Tacoma"' of Tacom.u
shelf I Wa-hington. The wedding will take
place late in the autumn.
Mrs. Frank B. Clopton and daugh
ter. Miss Sibyl Clopton, are home from
a summer's stay at the seaside and
Portland.
Miss Mary Shea, who has spent tho
last fixe months in New York and
.the r eastern points,
in about two weeks.
ret in n homo
i m
I'razi.
Whist
street.
Mis;
from
(lavs
Monday afternoon
r entertained the
club at her home
Mrs. Frank
LuplK a:o
on Jackson
:s Freda R'H-sch
Portland where s
with friends.
has returned
he spent a few
Mrs. Charles Mitchell of Hiilsboro,
will arrive Monday to be the guest of
Mi.-s Clara Porter.
4
dixsneity
Mis
frien.i
r.Mig.
Olivi
info
Jones
tua'lv
c nt' i tain ?d
on Tuesday
a fe .v-
tve-
Vrs. Mary
vi-'.'.iag Mrs
to p., r home
Vi.
hi i H k.
Ma,o k
Camas
ivho hes !-i c n
has !' tu: in d
Piairie.
(Continued from Page Two.)
ha An
Mrs. Willi
vis'ttng her,
leit Thursd.
npolis. Sin.
mi (',. T
for th,
for 1:
vors who
past tv
.r h-mie
a, com pa n,
s b. c n 1
i months, i
n Jlinne- j
d bv her
x: r..
in
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ivr;;., :i
1", CI1
. the
Mrs T.
on f,
-1 . i d.::.
Portland.
Raplist ( luuvli.
Preaching services morning and
evening. Rev. 11. T. Cash will aga n
occiioy the pulpit of the Baptist
church, 'corner K. A'da and Johnson
tints, next Sunday. Sundav school
at the usual hour. B. Y. P
All ale cordially invi.ed
these services.
I', at
G::t'i.
iiend
Tickling in the throat, hoarseness
loss of voice Indicate the need of Bal
lard's llorehound Syrup. It eases the
lungs, quiets the cough nnd restores
hcnlth in tho bronchial tubes. Price
250, 50c nnd $1.00 per bottle Sold
by A. C. Koeppen ft Bros.
Xotleo of Hoard of Kqtinllzntlnit.
The said board will convene nt the
court house In Pendleton, Monday,
October 10th, and remain in session
until Saturday at 0 p. in., October 21,
lit 11.
Taxpayers may then, by sworn com
plaint, apply for reductions or other
corrections In their assessment,
j , CP. STRAIN,
County Assessor.
is on a I
He came wet with!
He I go
li.rniisli the
She How
ipples.
from here
pine forests,
splendid; 1
to Norway
love pine-
SNA MIS, UAIlY,
Wootlliuulor Has Busy and
I'vciling Day.
Waycross. Oa. After killing fif
teen rattlesnakes and making $4 haul
ing wood for Jesup people, J. L. O'
Neal of Wayne conty went home re
cently to be presented with n bounc
ing baby boy, nil taking place in the
forenoon. The snakes were found in
the wood O'Neal was hauling. When
It was all over O'Neal Is reported as
saying "that sure was going soinel"
HAVII YOl" TRll'U TO
COOK IX PAPIIR I1A;S
(Continued from page one.)
HIvWIF.ST MX IS lIvI.
slit
(tcorgo S. Sclmhcr. AgtI .V). Wol
('..Id Pounds, Iic-s In Mast.
Jersey City, N. J The burden of
carrying around 650 pounds of his
own fie h and bone caused the death
of George S. Schoher at tho age of
ML Schoher, as far as Is known
here, was the heaviest man in the
United States.
Read the want ads.
seen from the recipes given, a wide
range of dishes may be cooked in
these paper containers, even stews
and puddings being handled with
greater ease under this than under ,
the old pot nnd pan method i
Advnntngvs r the Proofs. j
The advantages of paper bag cook
ery are obvious: (1) There are no
pots and pans to clean: (2) the time
required for cooking is shorter, this
being duo to the fact that the heat
engendered inside the envelope can
not readily escape, and reae's ti cook
the food; (3 practically all of the
flavor and savor of the food which
formerly escaped into the heated air
in the shape of pases are retained
in-ide the mochtnical'y scaled en
velope, and are absorbed by the food,
giving a more tender and more tiior
oiiiihly flavored dish than under (In
ordinary methods; (4 there Is scarce
ly any nny appreciable b-ss of weight
in meats cooked In this manner,
whereas under the ordinary methods
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tf.S Si m im. JL x iirtf. j
Se2 1 his Store's Lorge Line Before
You Buy
We undersell on our underwear. Seeing is the c
guuient. Come look. The range of sizes we car
insures a comfortable fit as well.
Fleece lined underwear, regular 5'V values, per gar
Cotton ribbed underwear, brown, pink. 1 due a
Fleece lined underwear, all sizes and a heavy
7 To- values, for garment
nvincing n f
ry, 3 1 to 4i.
nt l-
1,1 tan. gar. Sue
weight, regular
.'IK
c-
garment
watch f.
Woidmixure lambs-down fhece lined underwear, regular $1
values for garment , .
Natural color wool underwear. ,,,c value for,
Worcester dorbv ribbed underwear, a leader.
trade mark, fl.25 value.-, for, garment
All wool flat thread under wear, comes in grey and tan
1 ;r. values for, garment
Cooper's standard ad wooi underwear, grey, garment
I'r.ion suits, every weight and quality, in wool
tt
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r the
Too
regula r
. St.no
. .SI.2S
-U C.l'l
silk mixtures from
s I.IHI to .WOO
Workingmsn's
Iniv inu; ri".!it and loss cx; r:i-o
ioinsng Co.
l-VKa-
.wer.
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