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DAILY EAST ORF.GONIAN. rEN'DLF.TOX. OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 29.
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I Newsy Notes of Pendleton
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Mutlol. Io Alaska.
Wesley N. Matlock left last night
for Portland and will go on to Alaska
to look after property Interests there.
Anotlwr Craw Fire.
Another grass (Ire on the south hill
between Tustin and Bluff streets railed
out the fire department yesterday af
ternoon about 4 o'clock. No damage
was done.
Taken to Sanitarium.
Mrs. Charles Baxter, Jr., formerly
Miss Hazel Nolen of this city, has been
taken to the Open Air Sanltnrlum
near Portland for treatment, accord
ing to word received by her friends
here.
Takes Prisoner!! to Portland.
17. S, Deputy Marshal Dave Fuller
left on No. IT today with Jack Joyce
and Joe Parsons for Portland, the
two men being held to the federal
grand Jury on a charge of Introducing
liiiuor on the reservation.
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TIE FOB KIOlPiHG
BOISE, Idaho, July 29. Leon
Dean, kidnaper for ransom of Ernest
Empey, began serving a sentence of
from one to ten years in the state
penitentiary. He pleaded guilty at
Blackfoot.
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Iyowell to IlopaJr House,
Judge S. A. Lowel has taken out a
jermit to repuir and remodel the old
Lowell home on Johnson street. The
building will be raised and a new con
crete foundation put under it. The
cost of the repairs w ill be about
500.
SAM) HAGS PltOTKCT
I.INKll FltOM GF.HMANS
NEW YORK. July 29. The White
Star liner Arabic sailed for Liverpool
today with a number of sand bass
surrounding the after steering gear
as a protection against possible shell
fire from German submarines.
The Arabic carried 16.00 tons of
cargo, almost all of which was war
supplies, with aeroplanes and auto
molbles forming the chief portion.
Of the ISS passengers, la were Am-ericans.
Stiirtevant Ca.c Again Adjourned.
With the conclusion of testimony
yesterday in the Sturtevant will con
test, the case was again adjourned.
It will be resumed again just as soon
as certain witnesses can be located
and brought in.
Kcvortlcr (iot-) Leave of Absence-.
The council last evening eranted
Recorder Thos, Fitz Gerald a two
weeks' leave of nlwnce to begin Au
gust 1. He will join li is wife at Ix'li
maa Springs. During his absence
John Hailey, Jr., will net as recorder
aid police judge.
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( liu agti Wants a Hound-up.
The Round-up association within
the past few days has1 received a let
ter and a telegram from Chicago par
ties stating that they want to put on
a wild west show in that town and
asking the local association to put
them in touch with some one who can
st;ige it for them.
IN re Is Keappointod,
Local Knights or Columbus have
been notified that J. II. Peare of La
Grande, has again been appointed dis
trict deputy of 'the Knights of Co
lumbus for eastern Oregon. This
makes the fourth successive appoint
ment Mr. Peare has received. The
district comprises all of the state
east of The Dalles.
Dogs Develop ltabics; Killed.
Some time ago three dogs on the
farm of Herbert Thompson on the
reservation fought with a coyote
which evidently was afflicted with the
rabies. All three of the dogs devel
oped symptoms of hydrophobia, hav
ing been bitten by the coyote, and
have been killed, the last two within
the past few days.
Left $13,000 F-state.
Carl Hoe ft, well known farmer who
died in this city July 2, left an estate
valued at $ 1 5,0o0 approximately, ac
cording to the petition filed today by
his widow. The estate consists of 720
acres of farm land valued at $7200 and
something over J7000 in money and
bank certificates. He died without
leaving a will. His heirs are his wid
ow and nine children.
Deserted; Wanu Divorce.
Alleging that her husband. William
R. Said, deserted her on April 28,
1913, at Hermiston. Lelia L. Said to
day filed suit for divorce in the cir
cuit court through her attorney, W.
J. Warner of Hermiston. She also
asks for the custody of their two ml
nor daughters, ages 14 and 9. The
couple were married in Platte City,
Mo., on June 26, 1899.
Morrison Funeral Ildd.
The funeral of the late Charles
Morrison was held this afternoon at
2 o'clock at the Folsom chapel, Rev.
Charles Quinney of the Church of
the Redeemer conducting the services.
Many of the friends which he had
made during a 15 year residence In
Pendleton were present. Interment
was made In Olney cemetery. Deceas
ed was born in Ohio on April 24, 1969.
Besides his wife he is survived by a
mother, two brothers, a half-brother
and a half-sister, all living In Illinois.
FRENCH MAKE GALNS
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PARIS, July 29. Fresh advances
by the French In Alsace and the cap
ture oi irencnes aoout St. Hubert and
Malencourt by mining operations are
reported by the war office. Two
hundred dead Germans were found in
the trenches after the mines were ex
ploded. Lingekopf. In Alsace was
vi rested from the Germans.
Hot Weather Requires Light Weight Underwear
Remember we buy underwear for 83 busy stores and
it takes lots of it. That's why we sell it at about what our
competitors have to pay for the same grade of goods.
BETTER GET WHAT YOU WANT AND SAVE AT
LEAST A THIRD.
Ladies' sleeveless vesta,
every one perfect at 5,
Gauze vests, you can't get
a better value at a third
more, 12y, 19, 25,
Ladies' knit drawers in cuff
or lace knee.... 251, 49
Ladies' union suits, 50c and
75c values 25 49
Why pay $1.00 and $1-50
for fine mercerized uni
on suits, the Golden Rule
every day price is only
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Children's union suits for
this hot weather at 25,
49.
Children's sleeveless vests
at 10
Fine cotton hose 10 ancj
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Silk lisle and boot silk hose,
black or white 25. 49
Ladies' pure thread silk
hose, $1.50 value 98
Ladies' combinations of
muslin, cambric, nicely
trimmed at 49. 69f
Beautiful sheer nainsook
or dotted silk mull com
binations 98, $1.49,
$1.69.
Dainty Amifrench wear,
looks like hand embroid
ered, in envelopes 98,
$1.23, $1.49.
White petticoats, deep
flounce of dainty em
broidery priced at 98,
$1.49, $1.98.
vTight gowns in the slip
over kind, you would ex
pect to pay a third more
elsewhere 69, 79.
98. $1.49.
Dainty corset covers, emb.
or lace trimmed 19,
25. 49.
Brassieres, splendid 50c
and 75c values at 25,
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Is the sort of a man that preys on the virtu e and faith of good woman.
Winded Greenwood
Is a woman who was to have been a wife, but who is put off from day to day on the
question of marriage until she forgets her honor. Both these great stars are shown
today in an American production
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There is the woman who is the wife and the woman who was to have been the wife.
JANE KESTLER from the Pantages Cir
cuit will sing again tonight
Also a Keystone Comedy
The Best Program in Pendleton Today and no Advance in Price
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Start on Paving Contraet.
Supt. C. P. A. Lonergan of the War
ren Construction Co., has started
work upon the contract for the pav
ing of West Alta, Chestnut, Garden,
Willow. Webb and Water streets. The
gutters and curbs are now being put
in and, just as mnn as the water com
mission puts In its new mains on the
streets, the paving plant now In Walla
Walla will be moved over ad the lay
ing of the gravel bitulithlc commenc
ed. The Alta street pavement will be
laid first In order that It may be fin
ished before the Round-up.
He Who laughs Laat, Etc.
Jack Robinson, who lost his shoes
yesterday afternoon while reclining In
a barber chair, f'gures he has the last
laugh on his side. After learning
that the perpetrator of the Joke was
T. F. O'Brien, he sent a messenger
boy to Mr. O Brlen'i house to secure
a pair of the O.-W. agent's shoes. The
messenger was successful and Robin
son pawned the "kicks" for a dol
lar and sent tho pawn check to the
owner of the shoes. O'Brien now
swears he will replevin the shoes by
court process and the pawnbroker
will have to look to the laundryman
for his dollar. The shoes, he says,
are not worth a dollar anyway as his
wife, suspicious of a Joke had given
the messenger boy a wornout pair,
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MINDER OF THE GOLDEN WEST THAT'S GONE.
From the popular book by Owen Wester, and the famous play.
THE GREATEST WESTERN STORY EVER PRODUCED.
The story itself abounds in good humor at one moment and stalking tragedy
the next. Particularly amusing was the' exchange of babies during the barbe
cue, the excited parents coming back after driving miles away from the ranch
before the trick was discovered. (
DON'T FAIL TO SEE IT: IT IS SURE TO PLEASE.
Tomorrow The beautiful Broadway star, IVA CLAIRE, in
"The Wild Goose Chase '
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