East Oregonian : E.O., May 31, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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DAILY EAST QIvEGOXIAX, PENDLETON", OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1912.
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(Special Correspondence.)
Echo. Or, May 31. Henrietta Re
brkah Lodge No. S. I. O. O. f! of
Echo held their regular semi-annual
election Wednesday night. The
following members were chosen for
officers for the ensuing term. Miss
Zena Hiuser. X. O.; Mm. Nellie Ken
ison, V. G.; Miss Nona Houser, secre
tary and Mrs. Hose Moore, treasurer.
Bom. on Tuesday, May 28th to the
wife of W. N. Emelstyn. a 7 1-2
pound hoy. Mother and child are
doing well.
Mrs. Joe Bailey left this morning
for The Dalles on a visit to her dau
ghter Mrs. Ralph Bonney. Before
her return Mrs. Bailey expects to vis
It at her old home in Forest Grove,
also at Vancouver, Wash., and other
places.
Mrs. T. D. Elam and children are
visiting at La. Grande, Ore., with her
daughter, Mrs. Francis Anders.
Ed Hammer left Tuesday for Wes
ton on a business trip.
J. B. Saylor arrived here Tuesday
from Freewater, having come down
In hia automobile.
Mrs. E. Ripper and daughter Clara
spent today at Hermlston attending
the memorial service held there.
Mrs. R. E- Callison and daughter
Ardis were among those visiting In
Pendleton today.
Mi Gladys Wells visited with
friends in Pendleton today.
Mr. Frank Markham went to No
lin this morning to spend the day
with friends.
Mrs. Eva A. King came down from
! Pendleton thl morning on a visit to
! her son Numa Lee.
j Mrs. Ed Horsche was a passenger
; to Hermlston on the I-cal train this
j morning.
WOMEX INTERESTED IX GARDEN
GoRim:nc:m:nt Suggestions
GUARANTEED TW1LXTT TEAR LADIES' AND CENTS WATCHES
I1I.CB AND UP.
FOB LADIES'
Ueashbags, LockeU. Chains. Crosses.
CmbrelUs rn.nl Todiet Articles.
POR YOUNG MEN.
Watches, Chains. Fob. Scarf P ns. Cuff Buttons TS CLarps aal
Fountain Pens.
CALL AND SEE TS. I
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Jeweler and Silversmith.
Ft one Bed JUL
NEW HIGH SCHOOL SOCTENIR KFOOXS
AlTO IX RACE KITII STORK
HITS WOMAN; FORGETS $589
Atlanta, Ga. An automobile am
bulir.ee in a race with the story ran
J-n Mrs. J. B. North cutt and caus
ed P. R. Miller to forget all about
a bag containing $3S JO which he
dropped to the sidewalk when he
rushed to the woman's assistance.
Another passerby, who witnessed
the occurrence, picked up the money
and took it to the Third National
bank, where it later was recovered
by Miller. Mrs. Northcutt was accompanied-
by her grandchild.
j Miller's quick action saved the life
of the child, but Mrs. Northcutt was
! severely injured. The ambulance,
! bearing Mrs. A Ike Stewart to Oak
land City, a fuburg. beat the stork to
the hoepitaL
Tboy'roSn!
May 24, 29, and Alnost Every Oicr Day
Throuiioct Surr.rrxT Montis.
feoo-Sjjokaoe Route
Special Round Trip Rales 16 iha East
ST. PAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
WINNIPEG
Chicago
EL LcmiB
860.00
DULUTH
POET ARTHUR
. 70.00
Buffalo - -$tr
York
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Liberal Stop-oven. Tour Choice of Numerous Optional RoUnz.
Including Ue DeCjitful Kooaenajr aad Amrw Lalas. the Magw-O-erot
oanadiaa Koddem. the Great lAkm (aseaia and berth lactate!).
tbe Uudauo Riser, and Various Others. CTit&oet AdlUioaal Cost.
Final Return Limit October list. DescriptiTa Literal are ClalJy
Furnlfhed on Application.
For furtLer particulars ca2 oa local ageat OW. R- & K. Rjr, or
Jl'e. M ALONE. Trar. Paat. Ag. THOSL P. WALL. Caul Atect.
CIS fpragna Are. Ppokaaa.
"TRAVEL IS EDUCATIO'.,
No peace In politics, apparently,
until November; but let'a not worry
about It. The sun will shine, the rain
ill fall, the crops will grow, all the
same.
TIE FIRST EW
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Klamalli Falls Women'-. Chic Uapip
Off-r $150 In Vrlfi' for Hot Re-
Miltv
Oreen Agricultural College, Cor
vallis. Ore. Word has been receiv
ed by the extension division of the
Oregon Agricultural College that the
interest of the women of Klamath
Falls In the movement fostered by
the college to induce the children of
the state to undertake industrial work
has -become so keen that the Wo
men's Civic League of that city has
offered $150 in prizes for the best
vegetable and flower gardens and
lawns.
The prizes range from a $20 gold
piece to a baseball bat and mask or
a Brownie camera. Seeds, plants and
tre have been donated to those
who would take them home and use
them in beautifying their home yards.
The i'lea Is not alone to interest the
children In work with the soil but
also to beautify the homes of the
city, since it is believed that the soil
of Klamath Falls will produce as
beautiful gardens as any on the west
coast.
A 120 gold piece will be awarded
for the best new lawn, another for
the' best looking old lawn, another for
the best general flower garden, and
a fourth for the best generally weyy
kept yard. Prize of $10 each will
be given for the second best in each
of these classes, and for the best
flower garden grown by boys and by
girls. Second prizes of $5 each are of
fered in the last two competitions
One lady particularly ond of
sweet peas has ovffered the boy gr
sweet peas has offered the boy grow
ing the finest ones a first prize of
a baseball bat and mask, with a sec
ond prize of a kodak, while the girl
growing the best ones gets a hand
some Jardenier, with a second prize
of a vase.
Docs it contain Taluable papers, loeted in desks, draw
er or trunks t
Do you realize the loss that a fire would inflict upon
yon!
For a small sum you can rent a Safety Deposit Box in
the fire and burplar proof vaults of this bank and insure
yourself against loss by fire that may occur at any time.
Call and inspect our safety deposit boxes.
Strongest Bank in Eaitern Oregon
American National Dank
Pendleton, Oregon
families must, for economy's sake,
herd In together, using what few
household effects they possess In com
mon. Under these circumstances It
appears, Vehenas grew jealous of a
man, one of his fellow foreigners,
and several times uttered threats of
vengeance against his wife.
According to the story of their lit
tle son, corroborated by several near
neighbors, Vehenas In his rage, with
hammer and nails In hand, overpower
ed his wife and vowed he would kill
her by driving nails through her back
bone. Binding her with rope so that she
cculd not resist, he Is alleged to have
driven two nails or more into her
spinal column and then left her.
screaming, writhing In agony and
helpless.
The wife's screams of agony arous
td the neighborhood and help was
soon at hand. The woman in a semt-
j conscious state was removed to the
city hospital, where phe lies in a crit
ical condition. The doctors ere in
doubt as to whether she will recover.
Vehenas' arrest promptly followed
the alleged Inhuman torture, and he
Ik being held without bail to await the
outcome of his wife's frightful injuries.
A LA KM CLOCK C.OKS OFF AND
THIEF IS AKKESTF.H
MONEY TO LOAN
Insurance, real aatala tor aa a4 feooaea U reast. ;
Other Property f Brary Daacrlptloa.
Money to Loan City ax Cewty Ba2y.
MARK M00RH0USE CO.
Ffcone JIaia 83. 117 E. Coot Street
Easy Way to Preserve Natural
Cclcr of the Hair and
Make It Grow,
Chicago. 111. When Edward Clow.
431 Eat Forty-Third street, stole an
alarm clock from a counter of a State
street department store, he had no
idea the alarm was set.
The alarm went off as he was
walking out of the store and he ww
sentenced to serve twenty days in
the house of correction by Municipal
Judge Maxwell in the Criminal court
building.
Clow pleaded he was intoxicated at
the time he took the clock. The theft
occurred May 18.
"Intoxication is no excuse for
crime." said Judge Maxwell In decid
ing the case, "and I think twenty
days in the house of correction will
cause you to be more careful In fu
ture."
Ten Extra Green
Trading Stamps
Given With
Each Hew Prescription
Ton want pure medicines.
Correct work at right prices.
TRY THE
Pendleton Drug Co.
"IV BUSINESS FOR YOUR
GOOD HEALTH."
Abundant Health Is assured when
there Is good blood in the veins.
Hood's Sarsaparllla is the medicine to
make good blood. Begin taking it
now. It is lust what the system needs
at this time and will do you great
good. Sharpens the appetite, steadies
the nerves.
COMMISSION' PECLAUES ITSELF.
Trouble Ahead for Defiant Xew York
Hosing Promoters.
New York. There is trouble ahead
for all the men who have defied the
authority of the state athletic com
mision. The officials of clubs who
have violated the rulss will not be al
lowed to participate in the sport in
any manner, either as managers of
clubs, fighters, or referees, but will
be deprived of the privilege of enter
ing clubhouses and witnessing the
bouts.
Nor is this all the fighters them
selves will be placed under the ban.
Any boxer who, in the future, signs
a contract or verbally agrees with
the directors of a club to fight, with
the understanding that the referee
shall decide the winner, will be de
barred from boxing in this state for
six months.
Such, in tabloid form, is the sub
stance of the boxing commission's .in
tentions regarding violations of their
rules, according to Commissioner
O'Xeil.
CRIPPLE IS HAPPY
AW AITING TORTURE
A harmless remedy, made from com
moa garden sage, quickly restore mf
bair to da tarsi color. The care 01 the
hair, to prerect it from losing: its color
and lustre, is jost as important as to
care for teeth to keep tbem from dis
coloring. Why spend money for cos
metics and creams to improve the com
plexion, and yet neglect your hair, when
gray hair it even more conspicuous and
sargestire of age than wrinkles or a
poor complexion! Of tiie two, it is
easier to preserve the natural color and
beaaty cf the hair than it is to have
a rood complexion.
All that is necessary is the occasional
tue of Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur II air
uemeay, a preparation 01 common gar
den and Solnhor. combined with
ether valuable remedies for dry, harsh,
faded bair, dandruff, itching scalp and
fallL-a; hair. After a few applications
of this simple, harmless remedy, your
bair will grau3ally be restored to its
Bataral color, in a abort time the dan
druff will be removed, and your hair
will bo longer come out but whl start to
fyrm as Nature Intended it should,
a Don't n elect your bair. for it roes
farther than anything else to make or
mar your rood looks. Yoo can buy
this remedy at any dreg store for
fifty cents a bottle, and your drug
gist will rive vour money back if yot
are cot satisfied after usincr. Pur
chase a bottle today. Ton .will never
regret it when you realize the differ
Kpeela. Acet, rendleioa Drug Co.
PLAN' WAR OX RAGTIME.
Muwlc Teachers Start State Society to
' Secure Law for State License.
Chico. Music teachers of the state
must secure a license to piy neir
trade in California if the objects of
an association started in Chico are
fulfilled. Plans already are being
outlined to draw up a bill to be pre
sented to the state legislature which
will call for the licensing of music
teachers. The object la to do away
with tha "rarnlne nlanlst" and the
person who "plays by ear" as music
teachers.
DRIVES NAILS INTO SPINE.
Unnhand Arrrstoil for Inhuman and
Deadly Torture Inflicted on Wife.
Wilkesbarre. Pa. Accused of in
flicting unon his wife the weird and
deadly form of torture which the an
cient Jesebel preferred for the exe
cution of her most defiant foes, Stan-
ley Vehenaa of Port Bowkley. a sub
orb of Wilkesbarre, was arrested and
brought to Jail In this city. It Is al
leged upon corroborated testimony
that the man actually drove nails In
to his wife's spine, and her present
critical condition seems to bear out
the oral evidence of witnesses.
The little family of aliens consists
of Vehenas, his wife and three chil
dren, and they have lived In a com
munity where home life Is not on the
I American plan, but where several
"A FUSSY
PACKAGE"
We have Just received a fresh
shipment of Whitman's Choco
lates direct from the factory at
Philadelphia. Among the lat
est packages we are shewing Is
"Whitman's Sampler" contain
ing an assortment from each of
the famous packages. To those
who are looking for a high
grade eastern candy, we can
personally guarantee the fresh
ness and quality of every pack
age of Whitmans.
Tallman (B Co.
SOLE AGENTS.
Rnldont sal Dr School for Olrte ln
chars of Biittra ot it. Joha BpUt (EpUcopal)
OoUlt, AoimIi u4 Elaatarr Pt-HBHU,
Mult. Art. Slacatiaa. raauima.
For OkteloeaddimTUE SISTER 81PESIOK
Offto&7, St. Hebu Hall
Cleveland. Ohio. Little Mary Bru
no sat in a chair looking out of a win
dow at Rainbow cottage. South Eu
clid. All she could see was bare trees
and bushes and a landscape untouched
with green.
Necessity compelled May to stay in
the chair. Childish hope and ner
happy disposition inspired the smole
Mary is only 7. She is happier than
she ever has been before. At ltam-
bow cottage, the home for crippled
children, physicians are trying to com
bat the ravages of the disease which
has been wasting her little form.
When Humane society officials
found Mary at the home of her par
ents, 11011 Sturtevant street, E,
she was suffering with Potts' disease
tuberculosis of the spine and
Mary's mother had trachoma, a con
tagious disease of the eyes.
In a few weeks she will be clutch
ed by an Iron brace which will not al
low her to move. She will remain
Imprisoned in the brace for months.
Then some day physicians will
take away the brace and Mary will be
able to walk and play and do as
other children do.
Mary Is happy. The smile seldom
leaves her face. She Is counting the
days In anticipation until she will be
placed In the brace, for she has been
told that It will bring her more hap
piness.
The big, dark man from out west,
Nebraska, may never be president.
but he is likely to be a president
maker.
You'll get the best meal
in Pendleton at the
QUELLE
Particular cooks
Attentive Service.
For Breakfast
Ranch Eggs
Buttermilk Hotcakes
Good coffee
Every day
We invite your patronag and
aim to please you.
A clean kitchen
Regular Meals
25c
Gus. La Font&ino
La Fontaine Block, Main Street
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