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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, AITOIJST 13, 1912. PAGE TWO. The Last Day RED MARK m Our Great Red Mark Sale Closes Wednesday Evening You have only one more day in which to profit by the extreme ly low prices and great savings this sale offers you :-: :-: :-: Hundreds of people have profited by these bargains it you lave not been to this sale, be sure and come TOMORROW Don't let it close without getting the bargains that are here for you The Peoples Uarahouse Where It Pays to Trade-Save YourT. P. W. Trading Stamps WORK BEGINS ON STANF1FLD BRIDGE (Special Correspondence.) Stanfield. re., Aug. 13. The O. W. R. & N. company baseball nine rossed hats with the Stanfield Mix ers, the score being 28 to 1 in fa vor of the Mixers. Master Reese Burk of Portland, will spend several weeks here as the guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Irwin. Jack Jackson and Ed. Tulford left for Spokane. Work commenced this morning on the new steel bridge across the Fur n'sh ditch, near the Wallace ranch, which, when completed, will make Stanfield a good wheat market. Mrs. H. A. Hulin was called to North Yakima on business for the Eshbach-Bruce company. Ernest Reynolds left for Tacoma, where he has accepted a position. E. B. Stanley of Fossil. Ore., Is here looking after the crop statistics of Eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Friegnitz and children spent Sunday at Hermaton and while there their little son, Char He. was badly bitten by a dog. F. B. Stuart and Charles Hoggarth .made a business trip to Hermiston this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Heppuley of Omaha, Xeb.. are in the city. Miss E. M. Unthanp made a busi ness trip to Hermiston today, Hev. Mack of Pendleton, was call-iance ing on friends in .Stanfield. it. D. Allen, of the Experimental farm of Hermiston. was in town Sat urday. He was accompanied by Pro fessor Dean of Corvallis. Several young people of Echo and Hermiston attended the ball game here Sunday. DON'T GKT lll'X DOWN' Weak and miserable. It you have Kidney or Bladder trouble, Dull head pains, Dizziness, Nervousness, Pains in the back, and feel tired all over, get a package of Mother Gray's A I IO M ATIC-1 ,KA !'. the pleasant herb cure. It never fails. We have many testimonials from grateful people who have used this wonderful remedy. As a regulator it has no equal. Ask for Mother Gray's Aromatic-Leaf at j Druggists or sent by mail for 50 cents. Sample FREE. Address, The Mother Gray Co., LeRoy, N. Y. Koadi Kxplaln Trunk Limit. Chicago, III., Aug. 13. General baggage agents have gathered here today to prepare a statement cover ing the proposed limitation In the length of trunks to be presented to the interstate commerce commission, which has suspended the rules adopt ed by roads for this purpose. In Canada the proposition has been functioned by the Dominion railroad commission to place discriminatory charges on ail trunks more than 45 Inches long. Roads in the United States hope to make the regulation effective bv next November 1. A vast amount of 111 health Is due to Impaired digestion. When the stomach fails to perform Us functions properly the whole system becomes deranged. A few doses of Chamber lain's Tablets is all you need. They will strengthen your digestion, Invig orate your liver, and regulate your bowels, entirely doing away with that miserable feeling due to faulty diges tion. Try It. Many others have been permanently cured why not you? For sale by all dealers. HlSltWD KXll'KD FOK HESKXTIXt. 'CIIICKKX' Ralph Slilvely Stabbed, Wife Beaten Willi Brick In l-1rlit With Trio hi Street Aldermen Capture ' Assail ants. . Chicago. "There's some classy chicken." The remark, made by one of three men in referring to a woman who was passing with her husband, result ed in a fight in which the husband was stabbed, the wife was beaten over the head with a brick and the three assailants were captured and arrested by two aldermen after a chase for several blocks. Aldermen Victor J. Schaeffer and John H. Pauler of the Twenty-Second ward were the heroes of the bat tle. The three men were each fined $2.-1 and costs by Municipal Judge Williams In the Chicago avenu court on charges of disorderly conduct. IIiinIiiiihI Kesciiis Attack. The victims were Ra'ph Shively, 524 West North avenue, and Mrs Shively. They were passing the cor ner of West North and Cleveland ave nues when they noticed three men lounging near a building. The men were Andrew Teufei, 623 West North avenue; Frank Blecker, 1325 Larra bee street, and Conrad Schneider, 1827 Dayton street. Suddenly one of the men was heard to shout. "There's some classy chicken." Shively went lover and demanded that the men apologize. All three, he said set upon him and he was stabbed three times In the back. Mrs. Shively went to her hu band's assist- and was struck on the head with a brick. The two allermen were seated near a window in Rauter's residence, 515 West North avenue, and they said jthr-y saw the attack. They immedi- atelv ran to Shively's assistance, but before they could reach the corner the three asailnnts ran. The alder men gave chase. After a run of sev eral blocks the men stopped and sur rendered It was found that neither of Shive ly's injuries were serious and after they had been treated at a physici an's office they went home. Both appeared In court to press their charges. One of Shively's eyes was discolored and his wife was badly bruised about the head and face. The aldermen diil not appear in court. If you sit in a cool draft when you are heated and get a stiff neck or lame back, you will be looking for some thing that will ease the pain Fix your mind on BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT and don't be talked out of it because It Is the best pain relieving I'niment you can get anywhere. Price lie, 60c and $1.09 per bottle. Sold bv A. C. Koeppen & Bros. GF.ORG I A JOKiE IS AFRAID TO DISEMIIARK IX IIOSTOX Boston. 'Mass United States Dis trict Judge Emory Speer of Macon, Ga , arrived In Boston on the City of Memphis from Savannah. When ask ed regarding the accusations made against him by Colonel W. A. Huff, former mayor of Macon, for which the Judge ordered Huff's arrest for fontempt, Speer said: "You will have to excuse me. This cuse Is before the court at present and I can not discuss it." It v.-sis reported on the water front that Judire Speer feared an attempt on his life and remained aboard all night rather than take a chance at landing at a late hour. It was known that he left his own city under the protection of United States deputy marshals. ' . . . of the SALE Premium! COUPON T TO VISIT EDMONTON Edmonton, Alta. When the duke of Connuught. governor general of the Dominion of Canada, arrives in Ed monton the morning of Sept. 3. the new parliament building erected at a cost of $1,500,000. will be In readi ness for occupancy. His royal high- ness w.l. remain in Edmonton until the night of September 4th. One of the functions in hii honor will be the goveror's ball, for which invita tions will be issued in a few days. Mayor George S. Armstrong is arrang ing for street decorations. Edmon ton will be in gala attire during the governor's stay and the representa tive of the crown will be received and entertained by officials of the city and province. The duke will make a short stay Ht Red Deer on September 5. arriving at Calgary the same afternoon, going thence to Glekhen on September 7, to official ly open the irrigation works near that town. Afterward he wl'.l visit Mac leod, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat and tour British Columbia. POl'KS ACID OX BREAD. Man Has Unique Revenue on Baker But Pays $10 Fine. Chicago. After pouring carbolic arid and Iodine over a stock of bak ery goods to revenge himself, Jacob Cohen, 612 Maxwell street was fined $10 and costs by Municipal Judge Scully. Cohen quarrel with Louis Becker, a baker at 841 Maxwell street, nearly a month ago. Following t'lls he was very bitter, according to Becker. When Becker left his wagon back of his store, Cohen went to it and covered the goods with poison. When he was captured by Detective By water ' and Deasy of the Maxwell street station a bottle of carbolic acid was found in his clothing. MOKE COMPLAINTS I 'OR COMMERCE COMMISSION Washington, Aug. 13. The new rates of the Gould l'nes granting re ductions on grain from upper and lower Missouri river points, through Kansas City to Xew Orleans, which go Into effect today, are tile cause of new complaints to the interstate commerce commission by shippers of Baltimore. It is claimed that the reductions are made for the purpose of diverting export shipments that are ordinarily shipped through Xew York, Philadelphia and Boston. The com plaints are made through the export committee of the Central Freight -association. For lackache Rheumatism Kidneys and Bladder TOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS Evory Woman u uurettra and should know bout tha wonderful i MARVEL Whirling Spny ina Dew vaginal ayring. Bat moat convenient It Cletnte instantly. Ask youi druggist for It. if he cannot eunolr U MARVEL, accept do othei but nod stamp foe Illustrated took sealed. It Elves full narUcu. Ian und direction! Invaluable to ladlea. Mlim CO.. 44 tut ZM Street leik' DUKE OF CONNAUGH L rAwwmiim mi AT THE PICTURE SHOWS Orphoiini. An exceptional good program for Tuesday's change. Four full reels of the best pictures. 1. Under Suspicion. Sells. Danny n little waif, Is arrested for stealing something to eat. A lawyer adopts him. One day Danny's new mother whs reading, when the phone rang. She placed a ten dollar bill In the book. Later she' hud forgot where she had pluced. the bill. She loans the book to Mrs. Hlch. One day Mrs. Rich dropped her pocket book and Dunny' picked It up and returned It to her. For reward she gives Dan ny a ten dollar bill She arrives Just In time at the lawyer's home to save Danny from being- denounced as a title'. 2. Max Takes Tonics, rathe. Max is sick and his doctor prescribes a medicine and the dose Is a Rordeaux wine glass full. Upon arriving home the only glass Max can find holds a quart, but It Is marked "Souvenir of Bordeaux." He takes bis tonic In the glass and becomes marvelously In ebriated. 3. The Stranded Actors Lubln. How two stranded actors tried to do a man out of his rightful fortune left him by a relative. The game goes all right until a letter Is received from the real Higglns and the poor thesplans have to make tracks to safety. 4. The Unwilling Bride. rathe When a daughter of an Indian chief Is given In marriage to the chief of a neighboring tribe he -sends a mes senger for her. The Indian princess and the messenger fall In love with one another and are married. This makes them fugitives from their tribesmen. How they manage to es cape makes an Interesting picture. The Pastime. The home of good pictures. An all feature program for Tues day's change. "The "Foster Ch id." Vitagraph. A drama that has life and heart Inter est. Sheridan Holmes Is the author. The director Is Van Dyke Brooke. That splendid actor also takes the leading role, but the work of all in the cast Is so uniformly good that It is a case of "glory enough for all." For a minute we see Miss Finch In serious work; she Is good to look up on. James W. Morrison adds to his reputation by his sympathetic inter pit tatlon of the part of the found ling. "M-n's Genesis." Olograph. A phyihological comedy, .'ounded upon the Durw'iran theory of the elevation of man. To introduce this subject we show un ol 1 man telling the story of man to his g.-andchildren. The story Is that of "Bruteforei" und "Weak hands" in the primeval village. The bare fist at this period was the only weapon and, as you may Imagine, the law was "might is right." The boy. "Weakhands " stood but small chance against the powerful "Bruteforce" " na ln condition 'rceu mm to use l nis brain, nence it was only through his cunning that he won the girl. "The Vow of Ysobel." Selig. A romance of old Mexico, when the Americans first began to stray over the 1 lie. Ysobel was intended for Jose, the son of a neighbor, but she bad no 'heart for marriage until she met Dr. Livingston, a young Amer ican. "A Story of Montana." Kssanay. A gripping western subject, featuring G. M. Anderson and Miss Vedah Ber tram, In magnificent portrayals. One of the finest of Essany's world-famous western pictures. Cosy. Monday and Tuesday the three reel European detective sensation, "Zigomar," (3 reels) Eclair. The terrible falls of Zigomar, the bandit chief, from the top of a glacier ln the Alps, to the rocks, seemingly hundreds of feet below, is the most daring and reckless piece of work ever shown In a motion picture. The story opens In the secret underground resort of Zigomar and his gang of bandits. Be quet, the detective, undertook to enter one place but was caught by an In genious trap prepared by the the wily Zigomar, and he was placed In an iron box. On their way to the river with the box the.y, were surprised by gendarmes and a running revolver duel took place. From a w,ounded bandit, the rescued detective secured Information concerning Zigomar a. SPOKANE SPOKANE statoFAIR Sepi.30ioOci. 61912 The tilcmcl Empires HcJicJcr ' tSeven dqy& and six nidhfslcf echdaj'en and amusement Scmeihindh inJeresfeveiyvigzfop R&JuCecPRoilw'qy: Rates Mt to Robi.H Coiirove Secy for Fremium Lipiml IUuhid Daily Prorata 03 CU G3 mi li 1 1 . I ijili . I L V1U1UI 1". Ji;i.:i:;;&; which led to a pursuit covering nine countries of Europe, during which many halrbreath escapes follow one another In such rapid succession as to keep the spectator In continual state of tense excitement. The pur suit up a snow-cupped" mountain in the Alps und Zlgomar's fall to Ueuth are most extraodrlnury scenes. The beautiful mystical "five dance" and other scenes In the "Moulin Kogue" are spectacles which for ai t power and charm have never b n seen li mo tion picture before. These films were the greatest sensation Kurope has ever seen and are prov'ng Just arf strong u sensation on this side of the ocean. From slort to finish the pic ture Is crowded full of the most thrill ing, exciting and hair-raising adven tures, und the most rapid action Im aginable, "A Uuse of Dynamite," Imp. The boy In revenge marked dynamite on the farmer's grip, he created nil up rocr In the city. "Love's Diary." Imp. Featuring T.ittli Plckford In a tense drama of the stock exchange. ska Yii:v .i i:itrisi:i PKOVKS TO UK OX TIIK FKXCK IX HACK YAHD Atlantic City, X. J. Paul C. Rose crans, proprietor of the Hotel Lex Ington, Arkansas avenue and Pacific was held under $300 bail for the grand Jury by Magistrate Jogmetty on the charge of securing money under false pretenses. The complainants were Miss Hemletta Elsenbeig und Miss Minnie Goldsmith of New York, who tcstllfed In court that he fleeced them by fake advertisements According to the testimony, Rosecrans adver tised u full view of the ocean and board walk from his rooms. The girls declared both the ocean and es planade were palmed on the fence In his back yard, and "he had the nerve to point them out to us," declared Miss Eisi'hebtg. The girls produced booklets In which- Rosecrans went Into ruptures over the tennis courts and golf grounds adjacent to the hotel. The hotel Is a square from the hoard walk anil to get to the ocean l the "private entrance" it was ne cessary to cut over back lots und walk under amusement places. Rosecrans entered a plea of not guilty. He will have to go before the grand Jury, however. American Riflemen Coining. Cherbourg, Aug. 13. The Xatlonal Rifle Team, composed ot crack rifle men from Camp Perry, Ohio, which has been in England and France com peting in the International rifle matches started fur America today. The American marksmen who have won great favor during their European visit, will return to Sea Girt. X. J., to take part in the Xatlonal Rifle as sociation matches and the Xew Jersey Rifle association matches. The Am- I erkan team extend ! an invitation to the International teams to meet at Camp Perry in i!t.l. A Wonderful Tonic i hit, Aids Digestion Thousands are unable to digest cer tain kinds of fool. In most cases it is not the fault of the food, nor the stomach, it Is probable that the stomach has been abused. Many re sort to predlgcsted foods and various kinds of medicines to get relief from dyspepsia. Indigestion and heartburn, but without permanent benefit. If your stomach was In perfect condition, you would not need medi cine to digest the foods you eat. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge Is a stomach regulator. It gets the stomach In such a condition that It will digest food without other assistance. It overcomes the acidity and stimulates the coating of the stomach and Intes tines so that they will properly absorb and assimilate the nutriment from the food eaten. Sufferers from dys pepsia and indigestion will find per manent relief In a short time after beginning the use of the tonic. For children, the addition of a little su gar will make It most palatable. Many forms of sitppsed indigestion are the result of intestinal parasites, for which Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge is unsurpassed. Insist upon Jayne's; accept no other. Millions have prais ed It for more than eighty years. Sold by druggists everywhere. Dr. D. Jayne & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. Inviies you io ike II 'AVU PENDLETON'SPOPU LAR PICTURE SHOW "the' COSY Where the entire family can en Joy high-class motion picture show with comfort. Fun, Pathos Scenic Thrilling AH Properly Mixed Open Afternoon and Evening. Changes Sunday, Monday, Wed nesday and Friday. Next Door to St. George IIoteL Admission So and 10c THEATRE CASS MATLOCK, Prop Best Pictures More Pictures Latest Pictures and illustrated songs in the city. Shows afternoon and eve nings. Refined and enter taining for the entire family. Next to French Restaurant Entire change three times each week. Be sure and see the next change. Adults 10c. Children under 10 veare. 3. P. MADERNACH, Pro. High-Class Up-to-Date Motion Pictures For Men, Women ard Children Program changes Snnday's, Tuesday's and Friday's See Program in Today's Paper You'll get the best meal in Pendleton at the Particular cooki Attentive Service. For Breakfast Ranch Erii Buttermilk Hotcakea Good coffee Every day We Invite your patronage and elm to please you. A clean kitchen Regular Meals 25c Gus. La Fontaine La Fontaine Block, Main Street PASTC3E OHM Theatre QUELLE
