TAGE TWO.
DAILY EAST OREGON IAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1912.
EIGIIT PAGES
Crisp New Wash Goods
We are showing the
greatest line of choice
new Wash Goods ever
brought to Pendleton.
Dimities, Lawns, Pop'
lins, Batistes, Voiles,
etc.
Everything that is new and desirable,
and you'll find by comparison that
ours are priced just a little lower and
that the quality is a good deal better.
Mil LINK CLOTH
A lifrht airy clutli for graduation or
artv drives in white onlv, 42-inches
rrble. Tin yard Ll. 9So
EMDKOJDEKEI) BATISTE
In several pattern?, also colored em
Iroidery. Neat designs, a soft, silky like
fabric f-r party dresses. Yard. 75
ENGLISH POPLIN
has excellent drapinir quali
ties, ami wa.dies fine; fast
colors, Inch silk finish: all
shades. The yard 50
FLAXON CLOTH
Every Wly knows what
Flaxon cloth is; looks, wears
and washes like linen ; desir
able patterns and colors;
worth 20 yard. Priced
joinorrow at 15
OMBRE GAUSE
An ideal summer wash
fabric, thin sheer with neat
dots and figures, soft as silk.
The yard 35
FRENCH VOILE
40 inches wide, the much
wanted material for this sea
son, lijrht, fresh and airy;
silk finish, permanent
Conies in all colors. Pink,
light blue, lavender, navy,
tan, white, etc. Yard.. 39
EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT SOLD IN
Pendleton's Cleanest, Best Grocery
in Oar Model Sanitary Basement, j
Phone Main 17. All Other Departments Main 22.
Fancy Ripe Olives, pint 25
Minced Ripe Olives, for sandwiches, jars 20 and 35
Fancy Green Olives, pint 30
Maraschino Cherries, bottles 35, 60 and 90
Mrs. Porters Home Made Salad Dressing;, bottles 25
and 45
Try our Ehrnann's Olive Oil, bottles 35, 60 and $1.00
Fancy Imported Swiss Cheese.
Fancy Tillamook Full Cream Cheese, pound . 25
Royal Roquefort Cheese, pound 75
Xeufchatel and Gennan Breakfast Cheese, each 10
Fancy Wisconsin Cream Brick Cheese, pound 35
Fancy Dill Pickles, quart . 20
Pendleton's Best Crockery Store in Connection With Our
Model Grocery. Come in and gee.
ALLOYER EMBROID
ERIES. Want something for a
new waist or for voices for
your wash or lingerie dress
or even for the dress itself?
"Vliy not allover embroidery i
You will find them here in
an excellent varietv of 1p-
signs and prices, from the
lS-in. at 50, to the 45-in.
at $2.50. Or if von want
something- more elaborate the
Baby Irish or Batiste up to
WASH GLOVES
When the hot weather ar
rives you will want a pair of
wash gloves. They are here
for you.
Two button chamois lisle
for 35
10-button Chamois lisle 75
and $1.00.
Two button silk 50, 75.
and $1.00.
10-bntton silk $1.00 and
$1.50.
WASIL FRINGES FOR
TINISHING
dainty wash dresses ; we have
the plain wash fringe at
lOtf and 20; ball fringe
35 to $2.00, and striking
lace fringes at 65 to $1.50
the yard.
KATHLEEN DIMITY
A soft wash material with
small f igures and stripes ;
30 inches wide. Yard 18
p.1.... .-J
COUPOW
The Peoples Uarehouse
Where It Pays to Trade-Save Your T. P. W. Trading Stamps
COUPOW I
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AT THE PICTURE SHOWS
Orpiienm.
An extra good program for Tues
day's change. Four full reels of the
best pictures.
1. "The female of the Species."
Bingraph. A miner, his wife and her
! sister and another young woman are
he sole survivors of a mining camp on
the desert. Death is inevitable should
they stay longer so the four start
their race with death to the desert's
rim.
i. "In After Tears." Lubin. A
man and his little daughter are re
united after being strangely separat
ed. S. The Fisher Maid's Love Story."
Pathe. A story of love and Jealously
which involves the little fishing vil
lage, of G'.ouster.
4. "Bessie's Dream. Selig. A
dream comedy that made many hear
ty laughs.
5 "A Trip to Tamitti in the South
Pacific." Selig. Picturing In an in
teresting manner glimpses of the life,
customs and industries of this tropical
Island.
ItESlMES BALDWIN FHiHT.
Ml TunilMill Mill Continue to Sue
for Share of Estate.
Boston. Despite the decision of
California supreme court denying her
a new trial. Miss Beatrice Anita
Turnbull of Brookllne will continue
her contest for a daughter's share of
the estate of the late K. J. (Lucky)
Baldwin, who she claims, was her
father. The estate amounts to ap
proximately $20,000,000.
Walter B. Grant of this city, one
of Miss Turnbull's attorneys, an
nounced that the contest would be
continued.
"I do not know what the Califor
tiit supreme court nays in its opinion
dtnying the new trial, so I cannot
say Just what our course will be,"
he said. "The fight may be renewed
eith-r In the state courts of Califor
nia or the federal courts there."
HAZLL MOOHK IX TOILS.
Woman Who I'.ulncd Orti Hamilton
Violate tin- Whit" Slave I .aw.
Sattle. Haz-fl Moore, who gained
notoriety t)ire rs ago as the wo
man upon whom former Adjutant
; ti-riil Ort"n Hamilton of the Wash
ington National Guard squandered
the J.'ii.OOU he was convicted of em
Ix-zJing from the militia fund, was
arretted on a charg of violating the
federal white slave law.
When Hamilton's defalcation was
exposed, Mrs. Moore hurriedly left
Seattle for nkland and did riot re
turn until after the former Adjutant
General was sint to the penitentiary
at Walla Walla, where he is serving
ills sentence.
ARRESTED IXR iL( KMAIL.
Blsbee. Thomas Callaghan, a
miner, was arrested here charged with
having attempted to blackmail L. C.
Hhattuck, millionaire mine operator
and banker.
Callakhan is said to have gained
admittance to Shattuek's office and
demanded money, threatening to kill
Shattuck and dynamite his home, if
he refused to comply.
Shattuck told him to return later,
and meantime, notified the police.
Callaghan did not return, but was la
ter arrested and locked up.
YOING GIKIj HELD AS
MCRDERESS AXD SPY
Philadelphia. Charged by -the Ger
man government with being a murder
ess and spy and with having stolen
$70,00 in gold in addition to valu
able papers, Marie Purtz, aged 20
years, a Saxon girl, was arraigned
here before United States Commission
er Edmunds. She is charged with
having killed Karl Gutlleb. Miss
Purtz waized extradition, agreeing to
return to Germany voluntarily. She
emphatically asserted her innocence.
The German government charges
the girl with killing Gutlieh because
he refused to allow his son to marry
her, and that nhe then stole the pa
pers and money from their hiding
place, ,he eluded secret service men
until her recent arrival in Pittsburg.
kk ii voice ki:i:is
NOOSE FROM NECK
CoiMh-iiiiMtl Man' Sentence Commut
ed After I "oiks Heard Him Sing.
Sharon. Pa. A remarkable baritone
voice has saved Velka Ankrovltch
from the hangman's noose, for the
board of pardons has recommended
to Governor Tener that he commute
the death sentence of the murderer to
life imprisonment. When 'the con
demned man was told the news he
cried for Joy and exclaimed "Thank
God!"
Then he broke forth Into a hymn
with such expression that tears were
brought to the eyes of Sheriff Martin
Grain.
The prisoner's wonderful voice
caused many to work In his behalf.
Including scores of prominent wo
men. Often, unknown to the pris
oner, music-loving visitors were al
lowed to stand In the Jail corridor and
listen whi!e Androvltch . sang one
melody after another.
INABLK TO GET DIVORCE,
HAPPY WITH TWO WIVES
Pittsburg, Kan. Unable to procure
a divorce from either of his two wives
Peter Sharp now is living happly with
both at his home here, his attorney
said.
Prior to the attempt of Sharp to
obtain a divorce from his wife, Ce
lla Samantha, it vtaa said peace did
not reign In the divided household.
Sharp married his first wife, Ann
Catharine, more than forty years ago
but became separated from her dur
ing the Chicago fire. Believing his
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wife to have perished, thirty years
later he married Celia Samantha. Last
summer he learned that Ann Cather
ine was still alive and since then he
and his two wives have lived together.
Discord at first determined Sharp
to seek a legal separation from one
of his helpmeets.
The Pastime.
The home of good pictures. Tues
day's change of program:
"Working for Hubby." Vitagraph
This is a very clever comedy In which
the principals, especially the merry
wives." Leah Balrd and Lillian Walk
er, acquit themselves nobly. Not only
is the story strictly original but it is
developed in a very able fashion. The
uniformly clever work of Bunny is
one of the features of this story. The
atmosphere is refined and true to life
in every inch of film.
"The End of the Romance." Selig.
A cleverly enacted drama suggested
by L. Max Ehrlles" famous painting of
the same title. Eugenie Besserer,
Bessie Eyton, Hobart Bosworth, play
leading roles. This picture tells the
life story of a beautiful young girl
who meets Lieutenant Dupres of the
French navy, falls violently in love
with him, curtly dismisses John
Strong, to whom Bhe is ngaged, only
to find out later that Dupree has a
sweetheart in every port
"Captain King's Rescue." Lubin.
The entire gamut of human emotions.
love, Jealousy and hate, are strikingly
enwoven In the plot mashes of this
drama. A story with a moral that
strikes deep and true.
"The Unknown Traveler." Eclipse.
The story of a young sailor lad and
his sweetheart. It will touch the
heart strings of all.
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With AI ii. Ramos' Circus, PtTfornil ii llerp Today.
Cosy. ,
Monday only. In addition to our
regular program, we will run the "Ti
tanic" pictures again today, showing
the il'.-fated ship Just before and Just
after starting on her. fatal voyage.
Monday end Tuesday's program:
"The Guardian Angel." Eclair Am
erican. A prettily told story of a
poor musical couple who fought their
way to the top and became rich and
famous. Both are tempted to be un
true to each other, but their little
child Is their guardian angel. A
Btory that grips.
"Under Her Wing." Rex. Featuring
Marion Leonard In a strong story. The
girl's brother took some money from
his employer's safe and for his fam
ily's sake the sister took the blame.
But her Innocence was proven and
she then appoints herself bread win
ner of her guilty brother's family and
took them under her wing.
"A Game for Two." Majestic. A
very laughable comedy. The man
engrossed In work, neglected his wife
and she decided to wake him up. An
awful mixup occurs that causes "hearty-
laughter and which woke-up ., the
neighborhood as well as hubby.
Galmont Weekly. Big fire in New
York, Germany's battleship, carnival
at Nice, aeroplaning in wintry weath
er, the war in Tripoli, new French
style submarine, A beard 10 feet long,
Dr. Wiley, the Jinx of bad foods,
summer fashions from Paris and
many other events.
reau reports a remarkable landslide
forty miles west of .Santa Fe in the
Jemez mountains, which has engulfed
a large area. Natives are afraid to
approach the brink of the sink as
trees and rocks along the edges are
still crumbling away Into the abyss.
Large cracks also are opening in the
earth north of Jemez springs.
The entire range consists of extinct
volcanles. which were active in recent
geological times, and has) many hot,
sulphur, Iron and other mineral
springs and lava flows that destroyed
prehistoric cities and cliff dwellings.
The weather bureau also reports an
unprecedented snowfall of two to four
Inches in the same region. A rise of
a foot in the Jemez river every night
In the last two weeks from melting
snow Is also reported.
SPOKANE GRATIFIED
WITH RATE VICTORY
EXTRA GOOD PROGRAM
AT THE GRAND
A large and well pleased audience
witnessed the opening show of Welch
& Maitland, comedy acrobatic contor
tlonists last night. Miss Ulen the
sweet voiced singer, and McWinn Trio
the favorite of the last change who
were held over to satisfy many re
quests from people who had no chance
to see them.
Little Frank, the 9 year old violin
1st and Miss Alice the little pianist and
singer certainly made a decided hit
with their clever playing.
Maitland & Welch, another one of
Pantages circuit acts, is one of the
best In their acts that we had here.
Comedy Is Intermingled with their
work and it is a pleasure to look on
and watch them work.
All acts are above the average and
well worth seeing.
Entire change of bill Thursday.
Fore soreness of the muscles wheth
er Induced by violent exercise or in
Jury, Chamberlain's Liniment is ex
cellent. This liniment is also highly
esteemed for the relief It affords In
cases of rheumatism. Sold by all
dealers.
HOWS' THIS.
Wc offer One Hundred Dollars Kewird
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be enr
ed by nail's Catarrh Cure. F. i CHENEY
k Co., Toledo jO.
We, tbe undersigned, nave known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and beller
him perfectly bonorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
oat any obligation made by bis firm.
WALDINO, KINNAN MARVIN.
Wbotaule Druggists. Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Care la taken Internally,
acting directly upon tbe blood and mocoua
surfaces of tbe system. Testimonials sent
free. Price TSe, per bottle. Bold by all
Drmrglats.
Take Bans Family Fills for eonstipa-
Maltland & Welch, comedy contor
tionists.
Frank McMlnn, youngest violinist
on the coast
Allie McMlnn, girl concert pianist
Photo plays: 1 A Woman's
Wrath; 2 A Tale of the Wilrlamers;
3 One Way to Win.
CRATERS IN LANDSLIDE.
Extinct Volcanic region hi New Mox-i-o
Is l!"Kirtcd Siilsllizlii;f.
Santa Fe, N. M. The weather bu-
ExperU Endorse It
"Marlon Tlarlsnd." Mrs. Janet M. mil. and
Mrs. Harsh Tyson HoriT are among the cooking
authorities whose names a re familiar to almost
every housewife. Kach has her own distinc
tive methods of work, but it is Interesting to
note that on the all-lmuortant question of a
cooking fat, they are unanimous in recoto
mending Cottolene.
"Marlon TTartand"saysof Cottolene: "l has
firm etmpUte tali fact bin." Mrs. Mill saysi
"l'ervn"Aeorv;ffl(idto rteommrnd U." Mrs.
Tlorer sayst "A much man tuaUMid vroduct
than lard."
With such authority behind It, every house
keeper will be safe In giving Cottolene a trial.
It Is purer and more wholesome than lard and
It Is more economical, too, one-third less being
required.
Spokane, Wash. When the inter
state commerce commission orders in
the compromise rates submitted by
the railroads and accepted by the
Spokane chamber of commerce, th
merchants' association and the city
and county commissioners, Spokane
shippers will enjoy a cut In freight
rates averaging $150 a carload.
At a Joint meeting of the rate com
mittees of the chamber of commerce
and the merchants' association, yes
terday. It was determined to send At
torney H. M. Stephens, J, B. Camp
bell, secretary of the merchants' as
sociation, and Fred S. Hall, traffic
manager of the Spokane Dry Goods
company, to Washington, D. C, to
represent Spokane before the Inter
state Commerce. Commission at the
hearing to be held May 8. In ad
dition to the three men it Is expected
It. B. Peterson of the Spokane Dry
Goods company, who is now in the
east, will appear with them.
"It Is a source of great satisfaction
to me that the matter has been so
satisfactorily disposed of," declared
n. Insinger, president of the cham
ber of commerce and of the North
western & Pacific Hypothaekbank.
"After a fight of six, or even 20 years,
it Is a happy feeling to know that we
have come out In a triumph of glory.
For that is what it amounts to be
cause we hnve secured what we have
been fighting for. In some Instances
the rates we have secured are even
better than the tentative rates, so
that we have clearly won out.
"It Is all settled now and the ma
jority of business men, public offi
cials and shippers are satisfied with
It. When the chamber of commerce,
the merchants' association and the
city and county commissioners decide
that the compromise should be ac
cepted. It seems reasonable to con
clude that the rates are In the best
Interests of the community."
RANCHER FOUND DEAD
WITH HEAD CRUSHED
Body Thrown In Cellar of House;
When) Murderer llal
Draped It.
Nelson, B. C. The body of Peter
Wlnstanloy, aged 33 years, a rancher
who lived four miles west of Slocan
Junction, was discovered by a Douk-
hobor farmer, the man having been
murdered. Wlnstanely lived In a lo;r
house on the ranch, and the body-
was found lying partly In the cellar
under the house, the door of which
had been burst open. There were
signs of a desperate struggle beside a
creek near the house, two heavy
stones being found with clotted blood
on them. After having been mur
dered beside the creek, Wlnstanley's
body had evidently been dragged to.
his house by the feet, and thrust In.
to the celtar. head first. The mur
derer had takn the keys from the
dead man's pockets and endeavored
to open the door. but. fulling to do so,
had obtained admission to the house
by breaking a window.
HO POISONED BY ICE CREAM
AT METHODIST PICNIC
Chtirvli People Stricken in Midst ot
Festivities at Ilanfonl, t'al.
Hanford, Cal. Poisoned by eating
Ice cream at a picnic 80 members or
the Methodist church here are slowly
recovering today. Seventy-five were
terribly stricken and some thought
hopelessly so. All physicians from
Hanford and Lemore were summoned
and worked over the patients all
night.
The cream was made by one of
the parlshoners, anil after standing
over night In the freezer was frozen
the next morning. The picnickers then
proceeded to the banks of Kings riv
er near Harwlck, where they were
stricken while In the midst of the
festivities.
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