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DAILY EAST OltEGONIAX, PENDLETOX, OREG'OX, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEU 11, 111.
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: LOCALS I
Conl and wood, phone Main 6.
Fust'niG picture please all.
Dutch Henry for coul. Main 178.
I C Snyder, ch'.mnoy nveep. II 381 2.
For rent Front office In Jurtrt
building. Apply to F. E. Judd.
Everybody goes to tne orpheum to
ice the bent and the clearest pictures
Dr J. A. lieat nas returned from his
vacation and has resumed practice.
Wanted Piuno to rent In prlvato
family. Phone Uluck 3681.
For Hent Nicely furnlHlied rouniH.
313 S. Muln. l'hono lllack 2451.
Eleven new pupllH enrolled at the
ivmlletnn HuHinetw i'ollege yesterday.
Wanted Ono roomer. Charges
reasonable. Iniuire 311 Cosbte street.
For Itcnt Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Inquire "F.
M " this office.
Everything that's good to eat. In
moats and groceries at the Ca-h
market. Phone Main 101.
For Sale 200 hens and pullets, ex
cellent laying stock. Address, Mrs
Ceo. lialn, Hox 062, Pendleton, Ore.
Special rates to horses boarded by
the week or month at the Commercial
liarn, 620 Aura street. Phone Main 13.
Wanted Eight per cent m mey on
first class alfalfa and fruit land se
curity, loan.H to run from 3 to 5 years
Write to H. K. Hush, Nyssa, Ore.
Tako Northern Pacific Ky. to Spo
kane. Ijcaves 1:30 p. in, arrive 6.55
p. m. Tickets from W. AdamJ,
.geiit, Pendleton.
For Sale 6 passenger Franklin,
run but little, cost J2H00. 600 will
take It If sold this wsck. owner go
ing away. J. W. Davis. 700 E. Webh.
If you want to mo.ve, call PenlanJ
liros. Transfer, phone 3391. Large
dray moves you quick. Trash hauled
once a week. 64 7 Main street.
For transfer work, hauling bag
gage, moving household, goods and
pianos and all kinds of job work,
I'hone Malnn 461. B. A. Morton.
A Snap Owner leaving Pendleton,
must sell good 9 room house, furnlt-h;
el, three blocks from Ma.n stree', at
bargain; terms. Phono mark 2T31.
Wanted A girl for general house
work on farm 6 miles mt of town.
Work Is light, only two In family Call
1J0 Monroe street, city, or Farmer
Line 26.
You can't burn slate and gravel!
p.m't try It. Phono Dutch Henry.
II. i n 173. for clean screened Hock
t-'l-ring coal cltlu r lump or nut. It
hums clean and goes further.
To Portland or California, take
Northern Pacific, via Pasco, and S.
P. 8. Hy. Leave 1:30 p. m., ar
rive Portland 8:10 a. m. See W. Ad
urns, agent at passenger station, for
through tickets ami all arrangements.
I havo several largo tracts of Uma
tilla county wheat land and stock
ranches for sale. Will take In,-exchange
properly In Portland, Spokane
"r Pendleton.
E. T. WADE.
If co.ng east, or west or south,
have tickets routed Northern Pacific
Hy. Close conitctlons at Pasco with
n'l through trains. W. Adams, agent,
I' ndleton.
For Snl o H'Nit.
Six room house and two acres of
land, one acre in alfalfa Two wells
wi place and water piped in yard.
Parti, chicken yard, brick cellar, nil
in good condition. Call on or nddess
Purr Johnson, 819 Hazel street, Pendleton.
Good .lack for Sale.
1 have a good pedigreed. 6 year old
Mammoth Jack for i-alo or trade for
good gen'le mules. Address Adams,
"re. It. F. 1. No. 1. or call at my res
idence on big Spring Hollow.
EI) LAFAVK.
Conl of Tlmnkx.
We wish to cxt'-nd our heartfelt
thanks mid everlasting gratitude to
the many friends and neighbors, also
Die I. O. (i. v. lodge, for tho loving
:o ts of assistance rendered during tho
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-M H. AND MKS. LF.nNAKI) LA HON F.
: PERSONAL :
: MENTION
A. 11. Van Eyck of La Urundc, is
registered at the Jiowinan.
Mrs. Agnes Morrlt-ette came In
from Attains this morning.
Attorney J. N. Hart of linker, came
In yesterday from his home.
It. N. Adams well known I'matilU
county rancher, Is In the city.
County Judge J. W. Moloney Is in
Portland upon u business trip.
Hanger Siddons of the Wenaha
reserve is making Pendleton a vlsl:
today.
Judge S. A. Lowell is to leave this
evening for Grunt county to be gone
a week.
P. E. Ornduff of Helix, came In
yesterday from his home and remain
ed over night.
Oliver Knotts, well known Pilot
Koek resident, was a visitor In Pen
dleton last evening.
Ford Carper, traveling drug sales
man, came in on the local from Wal
lit Walla tills morning.
Wesley Howman returned on No. 17
this afternoon from Hot Lake where
lie bus been convalescing.
Hob Hryson of Pilot Hock, Is am
ong th" residents of that town who
spent, the night n Pendleton.
Judge James A. Fee returned last
evening from Portland where he had
been upon professional business.'
Alfred Pitz Gerald returned last
night from Spokane, where he had
been to attend the annual interstate
fair.
G. N. Sn.ipp of Frcewater, came
down from the east end of the coun
ty yesterday and lemained over
night.
J F. McNuught, a capitalist of Her
nilston, is a busine-s visitor in llie city
a guest at the Portland. Portland
Journal.
J. U Haley, an attorney of Pendle
ton is spending a few days in the idly,!
a guest ul the Perkins. Portland,
Journal.
Clarence Adams returned this
morning to his t'klah ranch after
disposing of a bunch of catile to lo
ial butchers.
Mrs. Fnd Judd, wife of a capital
ist of Pendleton, is a visitor in the
city a gins' ut the Portland. Port
laud Journal.
Judge Janus A. Fee, an attorney
of Pendleton, is a business visitor in
tin city, a BUest at the Perkins.
Portland Journal.
Al Slusher came up from Portland
last night and wiil visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Siushcr,
for a few days.
Mrs. W. M. Hlakely will go over to
Walla Walla this morning in response
to a message announcing the death
of J. J Houlstone.
Dan P. Smythe returned on the lo
cal this inorn'iig from the east end of
the county where he has been look
ing after his sheep Interests.
Miss Mernice Kuppo returned on
the N. I', train this morning from a
visit at the home of her brother,
Ernest Huppe, six miles north of
Pendleton.
Iichlaii MacLcay, of Tacomu, Is
now in the city and with Mrs. Mac
I,cuy and son Donald is a guest of
Mrs. Macljcay's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. YV. Nye.
John I-.i'nrop, formerly editor of
the Ku.-t Oregonlan and now doing
special writing for several metropol
itan papers, passed through Pendle
ton on the early train this morning
en route 'D Washington, I). C. He
has been la Alaska during the past
two months in the interests of his
papers.
travelling man, being found guilty of
sending bills in a transparent enve
lope to A. T. Jenkins, a well known
merchant of the same city, the court ;
imposed a fine of one cent. Ho im-i
po:ied the sentence after a lecture In'
which he scathingly arraigned tlx
prisoner.
crx oi r pocToirs
CIIAKGE I'Oll KEUMOX
I'liyslcSaii May Not Got Feu for His
I'lincral Oration,
Mexico, H i. A Jury in the probate
court here according to a verdict fil
fd. decided that it was unlawful for
a doctor, who is also a preacher, to
charge for preaching at his patient's
funeral, if he or she does.
Dr. F. M. Shoush attended Mrs. Su
san I'urks during her Illness. When
she died he preached the funeral.
Then he made out a statement of his
services, which contained the Item,
$10 for preaching the funeral."
A. S. Paulis, administrator of the
estate, objected to the chnrge, and
Judge W. W. Botts of the probate
court, called in a Jury to decide the
nuestlon. The Jury deducted tho $10
from the bill.
It. It. MAX LOSES
LEGS VXDEK THAIX
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under the car wheels. The train was
Immediately stopped and the injured
man taken out from hiH precarious
position. He was quickly placed in
the D. H. Waffle dray and hurried to
St Anthony's hospital for surgical
treatment.
Well Known Here. j
The Injured man Is one of the old
est of o.-W. It. & N. engineers and
is very well known to all old timers in
Pendleton beeau'e of his long resi
dence here and his long service with
the company. He has been an O. R.
& N. company engineer for 20 years
or longer and formerly had his home
here. Of late he has been on the
Washington division and has been
living at Starbuek. He Is a member
of Damon Lodge No. 4, Knights of
Pythias of this city.
Jack Wright, Jr., son of the in
jured man, is a passenger conductor
on the Washington division and runs
between Pendleton and Spokane. Two
d;. lighters of the veteran engineer
formerly attended the public schools
in Pendleton and are married now,
one to an O -W. R. & N. engineer
and the other to a brakPinan.
Was Hound for Portland.
Just before train 17 arrived Wright
was at the Hotel St. George nnd while
having his shoes shine, 1 hy Al Richard
son remarked that he was going to
Portland on the passenger train then
nearly due. As he was still in active
service on the Starbuek run It seems
he was making the trip while on a
leave of absence.
Will Not Hie.
At the ho.-pital this afternoon
Wright is being attended by Dr. It. E.
Ringo and Dr. R. E. Parker and they
are striving to save one foot which
was not entirely severed from the
leg. However, it was reported as
probable that both feet would be lost.
While the aged engineer Is terribly
injured It is thought that he will sur
vive as he was not seriously hurt
elsewhere about the body.
.11 IM.i: LWDIS FINES
MII.N Al KEIvW ONE CENT
Ii Crosse, Wis.- -Judge K"nesaw
Mountain Imdis. who established a
record for fines when ho exacted more
than J'j:i.0(lii,0O0 of the Standard Oil
company, today made a new low rec
ord. At the conclusion of a day's trial
In the Culled States District court.
William Trudinfald, a Milwaukee
ii.-.O GIRLS SAVED FROM FIRE.
Homo of Gool Shepherd at Wluvlinj;
Delroye in Early .Morning.
Wheeling, W. Va. The Catholic
Home of the Clood Shepherd at Elling
ton, near this city, was entirely de
stroyed by fire. One of the 250 girl
Inmates of the home awoke nit J de
tected the odor of smoke. She arous
ed one of the Sisters in charge and
the children were led from the burn
ing building to a nearby hillside.
None was Injured, but many were in
scanty attire. Loss between $25,000
and $50,0U0.
A dollar will go further if you mail i
it than If you bet It. '
CASTOR.! A
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Kars
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JUST IN BY EXPRESS
Probably No Style of Coats for Fall and
Winter are so Popular as These New Models
of Double-Textured Woolen
They're so Snu and Comfortable ! So Clever
and Charming in Style, though PracticalEvery
. One of Them
A splendid choice of models Some in solid colors with plaid facing, collar and cuffs
Others in fancy mixtures with plain backs collars, cuffs and belt3 to match. Made
with the loose, semi-fitting, box or empire backs. Notched, roll or cape collars. You
will be pleased with them every one new and fresh for they just reached us by
express. See them today. Priced at $20.00, $25.00 and $35,00
New plain man-tailored Suits in Navy Blue and Black
New Silk Dresses at . . . - $ 1 5.00 to $25.00
Silk Waists in plain and figured Messalines $3 to $7.50
Come to the store of Worth, Style and Quality
Wohlenberg Bep't. Store
Better Goods for
Less Money
flkli W SUIT !T
H 0 W OVERCOAT
Look in our large corner window and compare our $10
suits and overcoats with the $1 2.50 and $15
ones elsewhere in the city.
This Oiler for One Week Only
The counterpart of our suits and overcoats in any other
store could not be bought under $1 2.50 to $15. It's our
method of buying right and operating at a lower expense
that enables us to make this extraordinary offer. Look in
our window and see for yourself, or better yet, try one on,
Workiiigni8E?s Go
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Tii Saw !
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Like a hive full of busy bees, our store has been crowded with happy buyers during both fj
the forenoon and afternoon of the opening day ot our
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We promised unparalled prices on the most desirable merchandise for women, misses and children right at the start of
the season which it was made for the public has found every assertion true and the prices almost unbelievable. Not
only have they bought, but they have bought beyond their orginal intentions, made many trips back for "more" and
in most instances when returning have brought their friends.
REMEMBER, We MusL Raise $20,000 and Prices Are Cut, to the Bone
as the best will naturally go first, don't fail to be with the "early birds"
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THE LADIES AND
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