East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 13, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. 3 fAUE TWti. UAILV KASI' Ol(K(i(I.MAX, PE'ULETOX UHMiOJf.. S.VTVUPAV. JAXl'ARV f&. ti'!. ' EIGHT PAGES. But a Few More Days then this Sweeping 24th Annual Clearance Sale Comes to a Close This is an interest compelling stock clearance movement a money saving occasion of vital import ance to you It has attracted hosts of shrewd, sensi ble buyers since it began. Dwt there must come an end, the stock clearance lias practically boon affected only a few more days of spirited selling and our stocks will lie as clean as a whistle. But we're not going to make this announcement and exject enthusiastic buying without supplying the kind of values thivt WILL and .MUST command your attention that will make you viit to our store in the final days of this gieat sale and share in the matchless values pro vided by these sweeping price cuts. GO-CARTS FOR BABIES.. The latest styles, new and catchy, nice and comfy for the little ones. We have arranged so as to let these go carts go for part cash and part trading stamps, making them very cheap to you. Call and see them 2nd floor in premium depart ment. CLEARANCE SALE TURKISH TOWELS We have the best stock, locause we buy direct from the mill. Can give you more Towel for the money than any store in the city, at 24th Annual Clearance Sale Prices. Bleached Turkish Towels, full size H Unbleached Turkish Towels, full size... Bleached Turkish Towels, full size 21? Heavy Bleached, extra full size 38 All Linen, natural color Turkish towels 6-4 CLEARANCE SALE OF WOMEN'S GLOVES. Dents heavy two-fastener P. & M. gloves in London tan only. Regular 2.00, Clear ance price $1.79 Dents heavy one fastener P. k M. glove, ar row stitched back and Bacmo in black, white and tan. Regular $1.75, Clearance price - $1.39 Dents pique Helene and Centour, our best dress glove, comes in black,, white, tan and manv other colors. Regular rriee $1.75, Clearance price $1.39 "T. P. W." our special brand wines in black, white and tan, regular $1.50, Clear ance price - $129 Marrelo lG-button kid "-loves in black, white and tan, regular $3.50, Clearance price - $2.95 CORSETS REDUCED. Regular $5.00 Bon Ton corsets $3.95 Regular $4.00 Bon Ton corsets $3.20 Regular $3.00 fcn Ton corsets $2.39 Regular $2.50 Royal Worcester corsets Z- : : $1.98 Regular $2.00 Royal Worcester corsets Z $1-60 Reimlar $1.50 Roval Worcester corets z i $i.2c Regular $1.25 Roval Worcester corsets :. :..:........r .-: 98 Regular $1.00 Roval Worcester corsets I 1 85 BED SPREADS. Some of our best numbers in bed spreads reduced. A splendid opportunity for room ing houses, hotels, etc. These spreads are full size, plain hem. The following reduc tions will be given : $1.00 Spreads, Clearance price 73 $1.25 Spreads, Clearance price 87 $1.50 Spreads, Clearance price 91 $1.75 Spreads, Clearance price $1.03 $2.00 Spreads, Clearance price...:.. $1.4S $2.25 Spreads, Clearance price.:..- $1.87 $2.50 Spreads, Clearance price $1.0.i- BOYS' CLOTHING. We take particular pride in our boys' de partment and see to it that nothing but good goods find their way into it. We are sole agents for the famous Hercu les brand of boys suits. They're the best on earth. All-wool, showerproof, taped seams, trousers lined throughout. Our stock is in fine shape, many specially good bargains are hem $3.50 Hercules Suits, Clear, price $2.69 $4.00 Hercules Cuits, Clear, price $3.19 $4.50 Hercules Suits, Clear, price $3.61 $5.00 Mercules Suits, Clear, price $3.97 $6.00 Hercules Suits, Clear, price $4.9f $7.00 Hercules Suits Clear, price $5.34 $7.50 Hercules Suits, Clear, mice $5.90 $8.50 Hercules Suits, Clear, price $6.68 $9.75 Hercules Suits, Clear, price $7.83 BOYS' WAISTS SLAUGHTERED i Our Mother's Friend Boys' Waists are supreme. They have absolutely no rival. They're in a class by themselves, workman ship and materials are the liest possible for the prices asked. 50 Boys' Waists, Clearance price 43 ' 75 Boys' Waists, Clearance price 59 85 Boys' Waists, Clearance price 60? 90 Bovs' Waists, Clearance price 67 $1.00 Boys' Waists, Clearance price 69 $1.25 Bovs' Waists, Clearance price 90 $1.59 Bovs' Waists, Clearance price 99 U'.iATiLL A GiTY COUNCIL SEATED WILL GIIKATLY IMPHOVE I skwroKT in hi.m; ykau Hocks be Itciiulrcd, New Kcstniirunt (,hmis mul Two I Justness Kiitt'r piurs C'liano Hands lurlli)r 1'umI Work Hotel Ilclng Uemodclod. "dead list," however, he demurred, an explanation that the expense was for advertising for him in various place failing to satisfy him. Ho said he would consult counsel to find out why this payment was nocea sary to bring himself officially to life again. SEND 11 XE COXES TO El'KOPE The Peoples Save Your Trading Stamps Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade (Speclr.! Correspondence.) Umatilla, Ore., Jan. 13. The new 1912 city lathers were sworn in by Mayor Yerxa Tuesday evening. The new council is composed of D. R. Frownell, reelected, A. B. Stephens, , Ja., Jno. Hatter and J. M. Hlndmnn 1 are new members, F. W. Cline and W. 1 H Switzler are standovers. S. A. Snylor was sworn in as city recorder and J. A. Stephens city marshal. The council proposes to make street im provements, build new sidewalks and to make a general clean-up of the city. Cnr ljoad Cement. A car load of cement was received today by H. X. Dryer which is to be used in the improvements he propos es on the new boat landing and (locks. Now Kestaurunt. Wong Fat and Coy have leased the new store in the Cllne stone block and will open a first class restaurant. Port In lid Man Sells Holdings. Peto Tillson has purchased the ice , hniise property of. J. H. Tomllson of (Portland also the furniture of the ru loon formerly owned by Mr. Totnilson, ; the consideration was a largo one. j Xew MuiMKCtnciit. i Hatter and Stephens have taken lover the management of the well known Cottage hotel. An addition ,wlll be built which will afford many j nrtv rooms. The hotel will be thor oughly renovated and considerable , new furniture will be purchased which j will make the hotel first class in every pa rticuiar. -Miss Means llcsigns. Miss Hazel Means who had been assistant postmaster for the past few j years left with her mother, Mrs. H. C. Means, for Portland. Hcxl Men linnqiict. The Sho-Wa-Way tribe No. 49 Ited Men held initiation in Pond's hall on Wednesday evening which was fol lowed by a banquet at Chung's. Covers were spread for 50 guest3 and visiting brothers were present from Hermls ton, Echo and Pendleton. Personal Mention. Mr. and Mrs. Frank James of Port land are visiting here. Miss Clara Mappin of Walla Walla was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mappin the week end. Mrs. Scott and child of La Grande are visiting here. Mrs. T. S. Tillson and children have gone to visit Mrs. Tillson's parents in La Grande. j -Itobt. Lingow who spent the holl ,days here left for Wallace, Idaho, to day. Mrs. Lingow and family will 'remain a few weeks longer. Mr and Mrs. Geo. E. Hutterworth i were visitors in Hcppner during' the i week. I Mrs. Hopper and family of Califor nia are visitors at C. O. Brownell's. H. T. Peterson and son are Portland visitors this week. UemldJI, Minn. Jack pine cones from the fore, ts of northern Minne sota, are to be shipped to European countries, taking up the work of re forestation and a campaign for their collection has been inaugurated in the vicinity of, Cass Lake, Bemldjl and other cities in AVadena county. Fifty cents a bushel is offered for the cones. A Connecticut concern has a con tract to ship large consignments of the cones to Switzerland. France, Eng land, Germany, Japan and other coun trie and has appealed to the Minne sota forestry board to assist in the work of collection In Connecticut the seeds will be extracted by a spe cial scientific process before being shipped abroad. Often more than a' bushel of cones may be secured from one tree. The new lndu-tr Is being eagerly seized upon as a winter occupation by mairy northern Minnesota people. , Schwab to lllng Time Clock. South Be'hlehem, Pa. No more will the h'gh: officials and salaried clerks of tho Bethlehem Steel Works come and go at will. Determined to put a stop to the late arrival and early depurture from work of his hundreds of office employes, Charles M. Sr-hwnb, president of the company, has installed time clocks in alt de partments. Hereafter every official or other employe will be obliged to time of h's arrival and departure. Mr. Schwab has assigned a number to himself. FACE DISFIGURED . 1 flTH ECZEMA Covered with Eruption to Back of Ears So They Hardly Knew What He Looked Like. .Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment In 4 Weeks Face Fine and Clean. "Our little boy Gilbert was troubled with eczema when but a few week! old. 111a little face was covered withsoresevea to back of his eanu The poor little fellow ruflered very much. The tores began as pimples, Ms little face was disfigured very much. We hardly kner what he looked like. The face looked lika raw meat. We tied little bags of cloth over hU bands to prevent him from scratching. He was very restless at night, his little faca Itched. "We consulted two doctors at Chicago, where we resided at that time. After trying alt the medicine of the two doctors without any result, we read of the Cuticura Kemedies, and at once bought the Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Following the directions carefully and promptly wo saw the result, and after four weeks, the deat child's face was as fine and clean as an little baby's face. Every one who saw Gilbert after using the Cuticura Remedies was surprised. He has a head of hair which Is a pride for any boy of his age, three years. We can only recommend tho Cuticura Remedies to every body." (Signed) Mrs. H. Albrecht, Box 883, West Point, Neb., Oct. 2fl, 1910. Although Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold throughout the world, a liberal sample of each, with 32-p. hook on the skin will be sent free, on nnplirntlnn to Totter Drug & Chem. Corp., Dept. lUlllcuton.. Lame back may come from over work, cold settled In the muscles of the back, or from disease. In the two farmer cases the right remedy It BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It ihiuiM rubbed in thoroughly over '.tie affected part, the .relief will be prompt mid satisfactory. Price 25c. son Rn ! $l.i0 per bottle. Sold by A C. Koeppen ft Bros. IaiU In lied for 13 Years. Evansvlly'.e, Ind. Mrs. Emma Langman, 70 years old, who refused to get up from her bed for fifteen years, died this week at the county Infirmary. Recently, from continu ous lying, she developed paralysis and it was the Immediate cause of death. A dry, hacking cough Is hard on the lungs, often causing them to bleed. BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP is a healing balm that quickly repairs damage in the lungs and air passages. Price 25c, 60c and $1.00 per bottle. Scld by A. C. Koeppen & Bros. SUl-'KHAOKTTKS HATIXK KAltl.Y Xew York Women Xow Are Howlng Among Themselves, New York. The suffrage-hungry women of this city, who have only jut entered the field of active politics, aro developing rapidly Into fullfledg eJ politicians of the Tammany type. On October 14 an election was held by the Brooklyn branch of the suf frage organization and Mrs. Robert II. Elder of Brooklyn was elected borough chairman. Scarcely had this Alleged Joke Costs a. Foot. Zanesvlllo,' Ohio. A miscreant tied the front legs of a hore which Mrs. Albert Adams had hitched In front of her home. In attempting to free It he was trampled by the animal In its struggles. Her foot was so badly crushed that amputation was necessary. Constipation Is, the cause of many ailments and disorders that make life miserable. Take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, keep your bowels regular and you will avoid these diseases. For sale by all dealers. CHICHESTER S P'lLS IIImI Ask ji O.I-h..u-r' I I'lll. la Re tOIM. MutCtl 1 Tnk nm mthnr. raitlL Aiktor DlAMOMt IIHANII HI U K, (ti Si yem knew M Hot, Sifeit, it I mi Srtlil-,. sni n ry Miir.r.KTs fvibvufdi-- r r Hr.fh M a li Blu Klln 7 ,."!. .TEn When given as soon as the croupy cr.ush appears Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will ward off an attack of croup nrKi prevent all danger and fause of anxiety. Thousands of moth, ers usu It successfully. Sold by all dealers. been donV when an sed o 'fn A-bujy. 58 years M to unseat her. The leaders, who seem hflv . v... ,,, SOLDIERS TELL OP FIGHTS WITH MOROS Time Expired Men Returning on Tran."frt Sherman Talk or Recent Campaign. San Francisco. The Moros of Min danao and Jolo Inlands have started a holy war of extermination the meet. Mrs. Atwater will be ac companied In the machine by her hus band, who has become an adept in air navagatlon under the tutelage of Glenn Curti-s at San Diego. Medicines that aid nature are al ways most effectual. Chamberlain's against ' Cough Remedy acts on' this plan. It American soldiers and civilians, cording to reports brought to ac-j allays the cough, relieves the lungs this , opens the secretions and aids nature city by the army transport Sherman, i 'n restoring the system to a healthy which arrived from the Philippines. I cunuiuon. inousanas nave tesuneu As a result, several hundred of the!to Its superior excellence. Sold by head hunters and a few Americans'3" dealers. have been killed In the Jungle fights I A couple of years ago, Datto All, j Still Another Faithful Dojr. the leader of the Mohammedan fa- Portage, Wis. But for his faithful natic on the Island of Jolo, was kill- ' dog, Robert Heberlein, undobutedly ed. His death has rankled in the j would have been gored and trampled minds of his followers, and from time to death by an angry bull that attack to time "hermantados, or religious fanatics, have harrassed the Ameri can troops. Murders of sentries and venture some planters grew more frequent and emboldened by their successes, the tribesmen banded together In the be lief that by combined effort they could stamp out the Intruders. In order to check this movement the officials at Washington Instructed the military commanders in the south ern islands of the Philippines to dis arm all the Moros. In retaliation, the dattog declared a holy war. Eventually the situation became so serious and the tribesmen were gain ing such headway with the assistance of modern fighting equipment smug gled In from the Straits Settlements, that General Funton was ordered from Manila to take charge of the situation just prior to the sailing of the Sherman for this port. Recent dispatches indicate that the trouble is practically over and that the Moros re turning in their arms. I'LATTS WIDOW TO AVIATE. Mr. Ullian Atwater, Former Wife of Senator, Will Fly In South. Los Angeles. Mrs. Lillian Jane way Piatt Atwater, widow of Senator Thomas G Piatt of New York and now wife of A.- B. Atwater, will fly a CurtUs hydro-aeroplane at the av iation meet which begins here In two weeks, according to the promoters of ed htyn. The dog, running from the house, snapped at the bull so feroci ously that its attention was diverted from the prostrate farmer. While the dog stood off the bull members of the family 'managed to drag 'Heberlein to safety. that the tapeworm in turn soon be came fond of whisky. He said ho had a fierce time of it. The Judge was not greatly Impressed and said the tapeworm's latest "jag" would cost Lafe $4 10. He Would Send Milk by Mall. Washington. I). C John A. Mc Sparran of Pennsylvania, before the senate pos. office committee, went so far as to declare that the expre s com panies should be wiped out of exist ence. He advocated the use of the parcels post in the distribution of mi.k. to be resident of Manhattan, not extremely scrupulous COSTS 'SOI! TO STAY "ALIVE'1 Josof h ninney, About to lie Dot-lured "Olflciully IK-ml," Object to Fee. Newark, N J .J.Jsoph ' nianry of fered objection to paying $63 to prove that he was alive. Bianey. v.h wa about to be declared "officla'ly dead" because nothing hud been heard of him for eighteen years, turnorl up nt the surrogate's .office and put in a claim fnr a sharj of Ms father's es tate. When Ho found that he would have to pay 63 to keep himnelf off the It is the duty of every expectant mother to prepare her system for the Rev. Watchorn's Great Treat. Lancaster, Pa The water used at the baptismal service at the First Methodist church by the pastor. Rev. John Watchorn, was drawn In a bucket from the River Jordan Pales tine, by Gen. U. S. Grant on hla fa mous trip around the world. Dr. George Cooke, U. S. N., one of the general's party, filled a bottle from the bucket and it was given by him to Dc Watchorn. Do you know that fully nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism and require no Internal treatment whatever? Apply Cham berlain's Liniment freely and see how quickly It gives relief. For sale by all dealers. His Tapeworm GeU Drank. Danvlile, III. Lafe McKensi'e of Beathltt county, Kentucky, says ha has a tapeworm that craves whisky. He gave this as an excuse, In police court In explaining why he was in toxicated. McKenzle said he acquir ed the tapeworm while young and Mlxslnj? Word Costs Legacy. Cincinnati, Oho. Mrs. Henrietta Goodloe, of Denver, niece of former Banker James Armstrong, will not share in his $1,500,000 estate, accord ing to a decision by Common Pieas Judge Swing in a suit brought by the trustees to expedite the distribution of the estate. Her share was lost to coming of her little one ; to avoid as her because of the omission of the , far a3 possible the suffering of such word "sisters" in the will The doc- occasions, and endeavor to pass iXi.'xrarz ?rr?h tz cri-u n,1 the brothers, nephews and nieces. Mrs. 8nd 8jre"gtU u",mPared. This sha Goodloe is a daughter of a sister of may do through the use of Mother Mr. Armstrong. Her attorneys held nena. a remedy that ha3 been SO the omission was unintentional. From PrUo King to Pulpit. La port e, Ind. From prize ring to pulpit has been the unusual career of Eddie Young, former lightweight champion of the Pacific Coast, who returned to his birthplace at Colum bus, Ind., this week. Young Is a pro tege of Evangelist Billy Sunday. He has not begun active work as a min ister yet, but will enter a theological school In Chicago soon. Corset Steel stops Bullet. Scranton, Pa. A bullet fired from a revolver struck Mrs. Joseph Pow ell In the back as she was In a yard. Steel In her corset stopped the missile and "he was unhurt Baby Born With One Tooth. Wausau, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Dlx, of the town , of Richfield, Wood county, are the parents of a baby boy who was born with a front tooth. long in use, and accomplished so tnuoh good, that it is in no sense an experiment, but a preparation which always produces the best results. It Is for exernal application and so pen etrating in its nature as to thoroughly lubricate every muscle, nerve and ten don involved during the period before baby comes. It aids nature by ex panding the skin and tissues, relieves tepderness and soreness, and perfectly prepares the system for natural and safe motherhood. Mother's Friend has been used and endorsed by thou sands of mothers, and its use will prove a comfort and a benefit to any woman in need of such a remedy. Mother's Friend expectant motn- FIlltillD? ers, which con tains much valuable information. BHADFiELD REGULATOR CO.. Allot. Ca 3 Dead, She Wed Another. Anderson, Ind For the fourth time Mrs. Mary Tygart of this city has become a bride, although she has not yet passed her twenty-fifth birth an- ' nivcrsary. She was married to Ma- This was previous i the couple have been dissolved by death. i 3 CREAMS A SPECIAL FOR Chappy Skin Weather Cucumber, A'moncJ, Edelweiss 25c a Bottle Koeppen's The drug store that serves ymi best. GAS IN YOUR STOMACH, BLOAT AND PRESSURE AROUND YOUR HEART Cured, Cured to Stay Cured With Baalmartn's Gas Tablets. Beranie ItAALMAN'N'S GAS-TAM.ETS an mads Bptfinlly for the cure nf Stomach Gas. (ilia in the Btnniarh and bowels ia not alwnya dy9u; very often it's ner vousness or rather from a Drrvnua, irritable stomach. BAALMAN.VS GAS-TA1ILKTS ia the only remedy in America made esieciallyaml distinctly to calm a nervous, irritable gas-forming stomach. Gas simply rannnt form after a few days' use of BAALMA.N'.N'S GAS-TAIll.KTtL because your stomach will bo quiet calm and in normal action. Remember BAALMANN'S GAS-TAWJ7T8 are so different from anything in existence, contain no penain, no soda, no charcoal, no peppermint, no digestive of any kind; they are made for stomach gas only and cure you where everything else has failed. These peculiar tnhletsare sold for 50c by every druggist, or send direct to Hahnemann Pharmacy, 3U6 Sutter St San Franc isoo. BRING IN YOUR PONY VOTES In order to avoid confusion as to standing of contestants In our big Pony Contest, we would like to hnvo all votes cast as soon ns possible. Standings of each boy and girl in the contest, are now dis played at our store. Tallman Co. Lumber and Bui ding KjTI A Large and ComUte Stock Al'. rlaiCrla ways o Hand ad PRICED RIGHT The Best Mill Work to be Obtained in the Northwest Let Ua Figure With You - on Your Next Order Pondloton Planing Hill and Lum- hnr Vnrri J A. BCHIE LUUBER CO., Proprietors UUI IUIU PHONE MAIN 7