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PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. JS. Vern
t-aienby, a hoy of 15, who lives at 140
Emerson street, is recovering from an
wc'dentally self-Inflicted knife thrust
;hat penetrated his heart. The fight
r?or his life has continued since Christ
Unas. Internal hemorrhage has re
placed him from an unusually robust
youth to a feeble and aenemic Invalid,
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scarcely able to leave his bed."
Christmas day the boy was engag
ed in showing a girl companion how
he could point a l.ng sheath knife
toward his heart. ring It toward hira
olently, then reverse It so quickly
that the butt, not the point, would
strike his chest. Miscalculating the
length of the blade fce failed to reverse
the knife in time and it cut through
the clothing and flesh and Into the
surface of the heart. It was at first
thought the boy had no chance of
recovery. His father, C. D. Lazenby.
Is an Instructor in Jefferson high
school.
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newsy notes
of Pendleton
Will Itullil JiaraRP
Ross E. Carney has taken out a
permit to build a garage at his resi
dence, 601 Franklin street.
Mrs. McPaddcn Returns for Trial.
Mrs. Mildred McFadden. former
proprietor of the Golden Rule hotel
who was indicted by the grand jury,
arrived In Pendleton this morning to
appear for trial and relieve her bonds
men. She is charged by Mrs. Anton
Kraft, who purchased her lease and
furnishings, with having sold her ar
tides of which she was not owner
and of having taken away other ar
ticles for which she hud been paid.
Since her arrest and furnishing of
bonds, she has been in Washington.
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Laundry at Agency.
A complete and modernly equip
ped steam laundry Is now being In
stalled at the Umatilla agency by Ma
jor Swartzlarder and will serve hence
forth to provide laundry service for
the government school and agency.
The equipment will cost about $2000
and will' consist of an engine and boil
er, washing machine, etc. A mangle
will probably be Installed later. The
laundry is being secured through
money earnel on the agency farm
and costs the government nothing.
Want Children Hack.
J. G. Kilpaok. agent for the Boys
& Girls' Aid society, was here yester
day looking up some data In a case
now before the association. It is a
case In which a former Milton wo
man, Mrs. Richen, desires to regain
Insurance
Company
and
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Oao W. Bala.
PrMldaoi Laimbarmaaa Maeloaai
Bank.
A. H Devara.
PraaldaBl CI
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Huirh llrOolra.
Praaldant commercial Realty Co.
Oao. Btoddard,
Vlra-Praaldanl Orand Ronda Lum
bar Co .
J H Booth, ' '
Praaldant Dooflaa Katlooal Bank.
Pendleton
custody of two children that were ta
ken by the society and have since been
adopted in good homes. The mother
13 now living at Marshfleld and Is
married to a Greek named Lnzapaul
as. Th aid society is opposing re
storing the children to the mother.
lJn.wl to Wed.
A marriuge license was issued today
to James A. Koss of Weston and Leota
Cannon of the same town.
IkIkIiik House Changes Hands,
The Empire Lodging House yester
day changed management. Claude
Bralnard purchasing the lease which'
has been held by Mrs. Mary Winner-!
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f!oiualiiH Shipped to Home.
The body of Mathilda Olney. the 13
ar old Indian girl who died of pneu
monia Monday night at St. Andrew's
mission, have been shipped to. her!
former home at White Swan, Yakima!
county, Washington.
Realty Transfers, .
X. Dellwo and wife to J. R. Xevers,
Harry P. Wolf and V. B. McFarland
800 acres In sections 22 and 27, typ.
3, X. R. 30; Emma Arp Stillmun and
Ira J. Stlllman to William E. McGin
nls, lots 3, 4. 5, block 13- town of Ad
ams. Estate is Appraised.
The estate of R. E. Cupples, the In
sane DRtlent whil rflorl at tha Puiliipn
Oregon state hosnital severnl rtavJ
ago, has been appraised at J891.80. It
consisted of a certificate of deposit.
S. A. Newberrv was euardiun for the
deceased who is survived by several
brothers and sisters.
MeCarrlglc In Hospital.
"Mac" McCarrigle. the young pitch
er who was with the Pendleton base
ball team for awhile last vear. is re-
covering from a serious atiack of .P
nendiPitu tt H...nt
pendlcitis.
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ation at St. Anthony's hospital several
weeks ago. McCarrlgal has been work
ing near Gibbon for several months.
C harged With Rase Crime.
James Hoder, a Greek laborer who
has been working at the county road i
construction camp at Havana, was to
day' placed under $500 bonds pend
ing a hearing on a charge of sodomy.
His hearing has been set for tomor
row, it is charged that he communi
cated a loathsome disease to a little
five year old girl, the daughter of a
lady who Is married to another Greek.
White Slave Case Dismissed.
Immigration Inspector E. L. Wells
has returned from Portland, where he
had been called In a white slave cuse
against J. B. Hoover, who recently
was arrested In Pendleton. The ac
tion was dismissed, owing to the Ill
ness of the defendant, who Is in a
Portland hosptal, and who is said to
have no chance of recovery. Walhi
Walla Bulletin.
lian On Dances at Stanficld. .
Alarmed by the spread of an epi
demlc of smallpox and other contagi
ous diseases within the town and sur
rounding country, the city fathers ot
Stanfield last night decided to put a
ban upon dances and other public Harza, of Portland, has been recom
gatherlngs, according to news tele-' mended by E. G. Hopson. supervising
phoned here this afternoon. Thej engineer of the reclamation service
baseball boys of that town had plan-j in Oregon and representative of the
ned a dance for Friday night and had secretary of the secretary of the in
engaged the United Orchestra of this. t rlor in the cooperative investigation
cuy dui were xorcea 10 cancel me,
engagement.
News for t. of o. Alumni.
EUGENE. Ore., Jan. 2S. University
of Oregon alumni, of whom there are
a number now In nearly every Ore
gon community, will be Interested to
know how the old, familiar buildings
will be affected by the building ex
pansion of this year. The library,
now crowded to the celling by 45.000
volumes is to be extended on the north
so that Its capuclty will be 90.000 vol
umes. Deady hnll will be made en
tirely a science building, the upper
two floors to be devoted to botany
and zoology and the lower two floors
to physics. In the new classroom and
administration building there will be
no laboratories, and this bulling will
probably be put south of Thirteenth
street. The men's dormitory, where
a student is given quarters at a cost
of only $32 a year but which now ac
commodates only 44 students, Is to be
enlarged to accommodate as many
more as the $10,000 appropriation will
provide for.
(iOVF.KN.MENT MAY OWN
ITS OWN' IZADIOl PLANT
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.- Govern
ment ownershop of a radium ex
change plant will be proposed in a bill
to be introduced In the house tomor
row. The plan was proposed by the
house mines committee and probably
will eliminate the proposal of Dr. How
ard Kelly of Baltimore to be a partner
of the government in extracting the
radium. . .
EXTRA POLICE ARE PIjACER
ON DUTY IN' CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Jan. 28. Precautions 'to
prevent further, trouble from Chica
go's army of unemployed were taken
when extra police were placed on
duty In the vicinity of the Maxwell
street station. The action followed
the receipt by Captain Thomas Sto
rcn of a letter threatening to blow
up that police station unless six al
leged rioters arrested last night and
arraigned today were released. Two
boys delivered the letter to Storen.
They said a man gave them . a dime
for their trouble. The letter warn
ed Storen that unless the tlx prison
ers were released by noon the station
would be dynamited.
Alleged Bandit Captured.
ZAXESVILLE, Jan. 28. A man
giving the name of Harry' Warner
was arrested on a charge of robbing
passengers occupying Pullman berths
on a Baltimore and Ohio train. He
was overpowered by passengers and a
number of missing article were found
In his pockets. It is believed he had
an accomplice who escaped.
JAMES ESTES NAMED
HEW DEPUTY
Jame H. Kstea, well known pro
prietor of u Main street barber shop,
will become an officer of the law next
Monday morning, sheriff T, D. Taylor
having appointed him deputy and
Jailer to succeed George Strand whotft
resignation goes Into effect on the
first of the month. Estes will prob
ably dispose of his shop in the pear
future, -
The new deputy Bherlff has hwn n
resident of Pendleton and Umatilla
county for a good many years. Most
of his mature years have been spent
in the barber business though at one
time he was interested in the, Pastime
bowling and billiard parlors and later
was local agent for the Oregon Life
Insurance Co. Something over a year
ago he went to Portland to engage
in the barber business and only re
cently returned to Pendleton and
opened a shop. He has had some ex-1
perlence as an officer of the law, hav.
ing at one time been deputy game
warden for this county.
Mr. Strand quits the sheriffs office
to engage In farming near Vancycle,
having leased the Edgar Smith ranch.
NAVY OWN ROSS IX HAITI.
t nlted State leaves Revolution
Course to Officers' Rlscretlon
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. There has
J uven no ueciaraupn or policy by the
i United States In regard to the revolu-
tion now TainS ' Haiti, although the
arrival of the armored cruiser Mon
tana at Port au Prince to Join two
other American warships In Haltlen
waters normally would call for some
specific instructions to the naval offi
cers In command.
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.horning the rebels that they would
The state department refrained from
Tint ho nll.u-H ni.nm V...
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porarj- victories, and the naval offi-
cers are left to work out their own
course under the general principles of
international law.
I'KKSIDKXT GltF.ETS KIDDIKS.
National Business Walts Wlien Two
YoungMtent Visit Wilson.
WAS H I XGTOX. Jan. 28. President
Wilson suspended business in the ex
ecutive office to greet the two little
children of Mr. and Mrs. D. G.
Brookhurst, of Jersey City.
Senators and congressmen were
waiting, delegations were crowded in
the corridors, secretaries were hustl
ing when the president saw two gold
en haired children arriving. He beck
oned and they came forward Ed
mund. 4. and Anna May, 2. The boy
was friendly at the outset but the lit
tie girl was somewhat reserved. The
president s cordiality broke her shy
ness and as they left the offices they
paused at the door and waved their
hands. The president waved his as
long as they did.
HAIIZA Is NOMINATED
AS DETAIL EXGIXEEK
SALEM, Ore.. Jan. 2S. State En
gineer Lewis announced that T. f.
to be made of the Celilo power nro-
Ject. as the nro
charge of the detail work of the in
vestigation.
He said under the contract Between
the state and the government Mr
Hopson is to have general supervision
ot the investigation. The Dalles pow
er project committee will meet in
Portland some time this week when
the selection of Mr. Harza iikolv will
oe amrmea. As soon as this matter
Is settled Mr. Lewis said the investi
gation will be commenced.
Hcdllght Bill Passes House.
WA.SHIXGTOX. Jan. 28. The Ken
yon so-called redllght bill, passed by
the senate, proposing to eliminate the
segregated district in the capital by
injunction, was passed by the house
witnout amendment or opposition.
PIN DELIAS XOM 1 XATION
COXKIItMED Il SENATE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. The sen-
nte confirmed the nomination of Hen
ry M. Pindell of Peoria, 111., to be
ambassador to Russia.
FJks Take Xotlce.
Pendleton Lodge No. 288. B. P. O.
Elks will meet in regular session
Thursday evening, January 29ih,
1914. There will be no Initiation but
a social session will be held Instead.
All members urged to be present
Refreshments, including fresh crack
ed crab, etc.,
THOMAS FITZ GERALD,
(Adv.) Secretary.
Food InsiMM-tors Busy.
ROSEBCRG, Ore.. Jan. - 28. Pure
food Inspectors who have been Inves
tigating conditions In Roseburg have
caused the arrest of four grocery-
men, one restaurant and one hotel for
alleged violations of the pure food
law. The restaurant and hotel were
charged with se'rvlng milk with an
Insufficient amount of butterfat, and
4 RATTLESHIP RUSHES
TO HAITI EN WATERS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. The
battleship South Carolina is
steaming at full speed from
Ouatanamo toward Port Au
Prince, Haiti, to help the Cruls-
er Montana in protecting foreign
residents endangered by the
latest revolution. It is said 0
that complete anarchy prevail-
ed in the Haltlen capital.
Shooting was said to have been
continuous throughout the
night. .
SHERIFF
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Combination Corset Cover and Drawers....:'.. 49 69 98
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Ladies' .Muslin Clowns 39, 69, 98, $1.25 $1.49
Ladies' Corset Covers 10, 15. 19. 25. 39 49 690
India Linen 6 1-4, 8 1-3, 10, 12 1-2, 15', 18' 23
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Llaxon, vard :J.... ' 15
Dimity i 10, 12 i.2fl5" 19
Men's Carhartt Overalls 83
Glen's Iloss of tlio Koad Ch'eralls 69
Men's lJlue Lalel Overalls - 49
Men's Tuff-Nut Gloves 98 $1.45
Men's H. & 1. Block "Corduroy Iiuek" Gloves. . $1.45
Paris Pad Garters ;... 19
Teamster Aprons 49
Heavy Canvas Gloves, 3 for 25
Soo Maekinaws .. $5.90
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the grocerymen were charged with
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Mackinaw
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Mens 75c, 95c, 1.25, 1.75, 2.25, 3.25,
Sweaters 3.75 and 5.75.
McDonald Flannel Shirts . $1.00 to $2.50
Standard Flannel Shirts . . 75c to $2.50
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Cotton and Mixed Union Suits 75c to $2.00
WOOL SOX . . 15c, 20c, 25c and 35c
One Buckle Arctic Overshoe .'. $1.25
ALASKA CLOTH TOP RUBBERS T 11.00
STORM RUBBERS . 75c
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that company's traveling salesmaTTaN
so was arrested on the same charge.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY
We wish to announce to the public
that the coming 20-round
BOXING BOUT
Between
BILLY GAFFNEY
, Inter-moiintalii I'eatherwelglit
Champion, and
BUDDY STEVENS
Canadian Featherweight Champion
At the
OREGON THEATRE
Tues. Eve, Feb. 3rd
will be the classiest exhibition f
skill by little fellows ever seen In
side the roped arena in Pendleton.
Admirers of the manly art can
rest assured that they will get value
received for their money, as the
best man will win.
Before the main event there will
be two lively preliminaries.
The referee will be chosen three
da before the bout.
Prlee: l.o, $1 and 75 cento.
KlngNlde $2.
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