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DAILY EAST OltEGONIAN, PENDLETON", OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2G, 1912.
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Starts Tomorrow Morning at 9 o'Clock
Presenting to the buying public the mightiest array of tempting values ever of
fered. Tons of good merchandise must be moved in the next two weeks in or
der to fulfill our part of the contract for the ultimate disposal of the store so it is
not a question of price with us now, it's a question of disposing of the goods at
some price no matter how great a sacrifice.
A Mighty Slaughter
in every department and in every line of merchandise carried. Profits thrown
to the four winds and cost not considered. Let the Goods go for what they
will bring, Our Motto now.
TH
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MABEL WARNER S
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yet rest assured that the meat is absolutely clean and free
from handling.
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Spring Veal
Young Lamb
Dressed Chickens
We not only give the most particular attention to
the satisfying of ALL our patrons, but, in addition, give
"S & H" Green Stamps with all cash sales.
AT THE OREGON WE
Rarely has a dramatist succeeded
in bringing the breezy western lint
or the early eighties to the stage as
has Edwin Milton Roylo in "The
Squaw Man," which will be present
ed at the Oregon April 30. The theater-goer
of the present day be he
a resident of the east or west, has but
faint conception of the insult attach
ed to the appellation "squaw man."
To call a white man that, out west, is
as deadly an affront as to design a
cowpuncher "shepherder" or a "rus
tler" it means fight. Yet, were t.
not for the "squaw man"' western
civilization would not have reached
the high plane it now occupies. Run
ning over the list of great plainsman,
it will be found that Kit Carson,
"Trapper Baker, Jack Hardy. Jim
Stillwell, Col. Parker and other men
whose names are indelibly engraved
on the pages of the history of the
west, all took squaws as wives. Later
on, the disgrace came, for the simple
reason that hundreds of white men,
worthless beyond description, married
Indian women for the purpose of se
curing six hundred and forty acres
of land, beef, flour and the regular
issues of annuity goods given by a
philanthropic government. Visit any
of the great reservations today and
you will find that the whites sur
rounding the tract have nothing,
whatever, to do with a "squaw man,"
and the Indians treat him with abso
lute contempt. One exception to this
rule, Is a man on the Uto reserva
tion, "Henderson'' by name, who
claims to be related to one of the
wealthiest families In America. He is
about sixty-five years of age and has
lived with the Indians for over forty
years. It was just about this time
that a brill ia n young society man
dropped out of view in New York and
has never been seen since. It is said
that Mr. Royle gained his Inspiration
for the story "The Pquaw Man" from
the story of Henderson.
report of hi death. He states that
he went straight to Minnesota when
he left here and spent two years ir.
that state and North Dakota. Then
he moved to ("hippeawa Falls where
he lived until his removal six years
r. KO to his present home at Cadott.
Several times, he says, he wrote let
ters to his daughter, addressing them
to Weston but ahvavs, he declares,
they were returned to him. Four
years ago he subscribed for the Spo
kane Spokesman-Review, according
to his story, and it was from an ac
count In that paper of the third trial
of Mabel Young Warner on a charge
of forgery that he learned of her
present whereabouts and her long
fight in the courts for the estate of
his brother.
Never Signed Documents,
Not only does he declare that he
never signed documents purporting to
hear his signature, but asserts his be
lief that the names of his sisters and
brothers' as heirs-at-law to the estate
of J. W. Young were used without au
thority. His testimony, if It Is ever
taken by a court, will probably con
tain some interesting disclosures. Just
what line of action will be taken now,
Mrs Warner will not say, but inti
mates that the federal courts may
have jurisdiction. '
Rowemlilnnee Is Striking.
The elder Young bears a striking
resemblance to his daughter and son.
' ail three having the pronounced Ro
man nose, which, aside from her keen
eyes, is the principal facial charac
teristic of Mrs. Warner. His resem-
i hlance to his dead . brother, J. W.
Young, Is a'xo marked.
The entire afternoon was spent yes
terday at the home of Mrs. Warner.
415 Lilleth street, the two children
and the father enjoying the reunion.
Here an East Oregonian representa
tive found them and was given some
interesting sidelights into the family
history. The father did not discuss
the legal fight to any extent beyond
denying the signatures purporting tc
be his, but recalled many incidents of
his residence here. He declares lie
assisted in the construction of the
present city reservoir and helped
make the first survey, of the levee
along the river, for which latter work
he says he has never yet been paid.
Watts Know' lie Was Alive.
That Dr. F. D. Watts and his wife,
principal heirs under the accredited
will, knew Mrs. Warner's father was
not dead as late as the January trial,
was charged again yesterday by Mrs
Warner, who declared that Watts re
vealed his knowledge to J. L. Carro.
at that time. Mr. Young declares he
has never in his life seen Watts and
has never communicated with hiiti
and is at a loss to account for his
knowledge. However, his daughter
has a theory of her own, namely, that
he in some way secured a glimpse ol
ihn lottera sent to her and which were
returned to her father without being
delivered. She charges tne wesion
postmaster with the responsibility in
the matter.
-tr Warner declares triumphantly
that with the arrival of her father,
aha now has the upper hand and that
her enemies might well quail before
that hand.
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ISl'KGLAR KIT IX HOTKLi ROOM.
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Clmniberiiiaid's Find Iioads to
rest of the Owner.
Atlantic City.' A chambermaid,
fixng up a room in a South Carolina
avenue hotel chanced to upset a suit
case. A heavy calibre army revolver,
a long dirk, boring bits, Jimmies,
pocket torch and several disguises of
wigs, 'beard and mustaches spilled
out. She told the proprietor, who no
tified the police.
Detectives went to th hotel and
waited until the occupant of the room
returned. He was arrested and lock
ed up. He is Richard Berlin, a hus
ky Westerner, who tried to hide his
Identity by giving Philadelphia as his
address. The authorities ahe now
ooking- for two "pals," who are said
to have been with him.
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Tuesday, April 30
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