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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1909)
EIGHT PAGES. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAIICII 9, 1909. TAGE FIVE. A Large Show ing of Beautiful Silks and Wool Dress Goods All shades of plain 27 inch Messelines, extra good heavy grade $1.25 Many shades in figured Foulards, good quality, only 90C yard We are showing the widest range of shades and patterns in Wool Dress Goods this store has ever shown at from 50C to $2.00 See Center Window For a sample of the huge stock we carry A new shipment of Wash Dresses tor Ladies and Misses just, received. Lawns, Ginghams, Mulls, Linens and Silks. SEE THEM F. E. Livengood & Co. Fish for the Lenten Season Bloaters, Cod Fish, Smoked Salmon, Smoked Halibut, Salmon Bellbs, Norway Mackrel. All Kinds Canned Fish Phone us your order, we have two Phones, both Main 28. GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. PERSONAL MENTION 1 LOCALS iahm. howlers will I'LAY IX WALLA WALLA Pastime picture please all. K'r rent 2 rooms, 414 Cnlvin. Pest pictures and prizes given at the Pastime theater. A warm theater with new and lively pictures the Pastime. Fresh fish every day at Pendleton Cnh Market. Thono Main 101. I'cnland Uros.' transfer. Stand at Tollman's corner. Phone Black 3391. J. B. Hal ley. express. Leave ordett Welch's cigar store; Phone Main It Lout fluid bracelet with initials A. S. engraved on It. Flnner return t. till office. Reward. Gm La Fontaine has Just received department of the Canadian Pacific a fresh lot of crawfish, crab and oys- nil iron a lert mis evening vnn a par tors In the shell at the Quelle. ,,r l!ln'l buyers for Calgary. Albor- . . , ta, to look at Canadian Pacific wheat a vi I. lit. . i n j ""111 kvuflBM , . ... ... , ., mull in lilt; imi i iici i u i ivj j nr Pendleton's bowling team Is get ting Into the best possible condition for the double header contest In Walla Walla, Friday night. The local men will go over on the noon train and will meet two different Walla Walla aggregations on the same eve ning. The first game will probably be with the team representing the Commercial association, while the second will be with a general city team. . The local men have been doing some fine work on the alleys lately ind expect to make larger scores Fri day niglit than they have done here tofore in a match contest. To liny Land In Alberta. Pert Huffman of the colonization with modern conveniences. Lot 50x100. Also new barn and yard. Enquire (13 Pine street. I next party will leave her about March 20. In the meantime Hugh It. Johnston who Is in charge of the holey s noney and lar Cures Canadian Pacific offices at Walla coughs quickly, strengthens the lungs 'walla will start a party to Calgary, and expels colds. Get the genuine inAb(lut 6 spoons were sold through a yellow package. Koeppen & Uros.'tll0 p,.,Heton and Walla Walla of. Fine new line of Hams, Bacon, fices of the Canadian Pacffic during Smoked Meats and Lard at Pendle- the month of February and there ton Cash Market. Phone Main 101. promises to be an unprecedented Pendleton Cash Market, best meats. ' rush this spring Into AlbeTta. The Given away dozen sterling silver I Caniullun Pacific is offering special pearl handle knives and forks. Prizes inducements to homeseekers In the given away every Monday. The old- v'av of cheap lands, easy terms and est nnd still the best show the lit tle Dime. Mrs. II. Long of St. Louis, has opened dressmaking parlors at 613 Garden street; one of the best seam stresses from the east. Call and give me a trial. by doing all kinds of farm work for It purchasers. Rend the Fast Oreeonlnn. Ely's Cot Balm it iiuicUy absorbed. fc' ) . 'tr?., OA'- Gn-cj Rolict at OncB. "I"" A V-7 '; : I , , , r '.""'-"I- ': i "-'Ji It ciecu'-vs, aont.i-H, . '. j ,' i I Leuls UK Riul lroteel tho diseased menu ' ( , brano r.-Miltiut,'fr..m 9 -7$ Cu:u.Th and driws nwitv ft Cold in tiio K.iiL.!l'. Head quickly. J!.'. (! f f stores tKc Senses ei' iJii-i n Taste ka-.l bine... V ;il VJ , gw. i".- by Uxuil. In I: '. ..! K!y Li oilii'rs, ji". V.'i ru-:.' - it v.. To tlio rubllc. I wish to announce to the public that tho Hunzlker jewelry store will continue as In the past, under my personal m.Tnagemcnt. Wo will strive to give you the best work obtainable from expert watchmakers and our stock will be of Its usual high grade. You are assured satisfaction as we guarantee nil work and every article. VICTOR HUNZIKER, Manager. Xpw Today nt Pastime. "Shanghaied" n story true to life "The Prince and the Dwarf," beau tifully hand colored; "The Foxy Hus band" comedy; "Cireunistanelal Kv ii'onee" and "Swords." These are all now, never having been shown here before and are said to be exceptionally clever. New moving picture machine for sale. Inquire 507 Garden St., rcn dleton, Ore. O. L. Craton of Hood River, is a Pendleton visitor. E. Ferguson of Juniper, has beeri In the c'.ty toiLiy. Dr. T. M. Henderson left last eve ning for Meacham, Thomas Jaques of Pilot Rock, Is a county seat visitor today. Andrew Larsen of Juniper, has been a visitor In the city today. Charles Nelson of Butter creek, Is up from the ranch to do some trad ing. C. J. Bell has been In town today from his home in the Holdman coun try. M. C. Metz, the Importer of blood ed horses, left this morning for Wal lula. Frank O'Harra of Baker City, Is a visitor In Pendleton from over the mountains. Al Slusher left this morning for the ranch at Nalin after a brief visit with hie wife and child. Mrs..C. E. Bush of Gibbon, and Mrs L. O. Strand of Portland, are guests of the Hotel St. George. H. G. Hurlburt of Echo, transacted business In Pendleton yesterday, re turning home this morning. Dr. C. J. Smith came home last evening from the Echo country, where he had been during the day. E. P. Croadkln and wife of Echo, are among the business visitors in the city from the west end of the county. ' 9 D.B Fred Crawford came up last eve ning from Portland for a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford. Dave Lavender, general road mas ter for Umatilla county, has returned from a trip Into the northern part of the county. C. R. Lisle of Echo, came to Pen. dieton this morning on the delayed Xo. 6, and is caring for business in terests here. Uernie Bowman has returned to the McKay creek ranch, after having ridden the Woodmen of the World goat last night. O. E. Harper of the Pendleton creamery company Is transacting bus inrss for the company In the vicinity of Echo, today. J.- M. Kyle, local salesman for the Furnlsh-Coe project, left this morn ing on the local train for tho new town of Stanfleld. Attorney Francis H. Bartlett re turned to Hermision this morning, af ter transacting legal business In Pen dleton yesterday. Manager T. E. McGlnitie of the Pi lot Rock telephone company, Is tran sacting business in connection with the company, In this city. Clark Wood, the well-known edi tor of the Weston Leader, came down on the evening train yesterday and re turned home at noon today. Jim Griffin of Wenatchec, Wash ington, is in the city for a few days, having come over yesterday to look after some business matters, County Commissioner Horaco Wal ker left this morning for the west end of the county on business connected with the roads of the county. Principal A. C. Hampton of the high school, returned last night from Baker City and La Grande, where he had been for a couple of days. R. X. Stanfleld, the Echo stockman, who has been transacting business In this city, left this morning for his home' at the town of Stanfleld,. Horace W. King, the civil engineer, who returned recently from an ex tended business visit to the Okano- ftan country, has gone to Echo, R. S. Foreman returned to his home l:i Hermlston this morning, after be ing here in connection with the Fore-man-Esteb suit In the justice court. C. J. Freeze, representing the sub scription department of the Spokes man-Review In this territory, came In from Walla Walla this morning. Attorney R. R. Johnson of Hermls ton, returned home on the noon train after having been here for two or three days on professional business. Mrs. J. A- Bells and son Frank, have left for Luzerne, Penn., after nn extended visit with relatives in the northwestern part of this county. The Most Beautiful Homes Built Today, Are Being Made of Concrete Blocks. They are pret tier, more sub stantial and far more cornporta ble in either hot or cold weather. See my many beautiful de signs in con crete blocks before you build your home. Contractor and Builder rxri k . ' m ir-r .. ., . . - mi '-ifwty.n'- D. M. MHY Concrete stands unsurpassed for Basements, Foundations, Walls, Fence and Curbing. It looks better and lasts longer than stone. I will furnish you estimates for any class of work on application. Cor. Rail road amd Willow Sts. receiver of the Pendleton Cloak & Suit House. . Dr. II. E. Pinkerton, of the federal bureau of animal Industry, was one of the home coming passengers on th's morning's Portland train. Dr. S. W. McClure will return tomorrow, both men having been in the metrop olis for several days. o. it. & x. ruF.pAiuxG roil lHMU'LAXD-CHICAGO IXYEU Two new O. R. & N. dining; cars were taken through the city today en: route for Portland where equipment I is now being assembled for the newi transcontinental flyer that the Har- riman system is to start sunning May 1. The train Is to be known as the j Portland-Chicago flyer and will be! one of the finest passenger trains in i the United States. It will be an ex-i elusive train and will handle no local ! business. The time table has not yet; been announced. EDITOR I'lTXAM OF MKDI'OKD j TRIBUNE EXONERATED Salem, March ?. George Putnam, the editor of the Medford Tribune j was completely exonerated from con viction In cr'mlnal libel, secured against him bctore Circuit Court Judge Hanna, In the opinion handed down: today by Superior Court Justice Beau-! The prosecution of Putnam grew out of factional troubles over local option at Medford. Mayor Reddy was assaulted by a man with an ax, and the grand Jury refused to Indict his asasilant. Putnam's Tribune cen fured the grand Jury. The same grand jury Indicted him for libel. Putnam was thrown Into Jail. At the trial, testimony which the supreme court in opinion of today says should not have bsen accepted was excluded. POLICESLVX MURDERER CAUGHT A ITER SEVEX YEARS CIIASE SHAMPOO BAG This wonderful vegetnble Shampoo Bag Is mado by a lady drug gist, who owns and conducts personally, a prosperous drugstore In one of the eastern cities. This Shampoo Bag Is different from, and bet ter than, all other shampoos because It Is made entirely of herbs and cannot possibly injure the hair, as It contains no soap nor alkali of any kind. It Is a Bag, Sponge and Shampoo combined. You can get one for 1(1 CENTS at E P IP E M c 1HE DROO STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST. K0 Miss Lulu Krontlnger of Lewlston, spent last night In Pendlei.iii, leaving this morning for Hermiston, where she will be the guest of friends for a few days. C. L. Morgan, formerly engaged in the hotel business at Hermiston, but now engaged in farming near that town, is transacting business at the county seat. Jake Sheuerman, the wool buyer Is spending some time !n the country today, in an effort to persuade tho wool growers to part with their clips in advance. Col. Will Moore, president of the Commercial club and local represen tative of the Pacific Coast elevator company, Is transacting business In Hermiston today, J. P. Dclwo and T. F. Lane have returned to their homes at Xolln af ter having ridden through the local forests of Woodcraft last night on an extremely obstreperous goat. The Marm Brothers and a Mr. Hinkinan. have arrived in Pendleton from their home In Alevnsburg, Ger r.iany. and are visiting at the homn of their cousin, Carl Kupers of Helix. W. S. Baddley, assistant cashier o the American Xatlonnl bank, has re turned from a tr'p to Richland, Wash,, where he went for the purpose of looking over the lands in that sec tion. Attorney Charles II. Carter return ed this morning from Portland where he had been to request Federal Judge Wolverton to appoint T. C. Taylor, Chicago, March 9. After a chase of seven years for the unknown mur derer of Policeman Patrick Dnffy, of the local force, the atuhoritles today are In receipt of information that the murderer Is Vincent ' Briscoe, who served a sentence for burglary at San Quentin, California, under the name of Frank Bennett. It is alleged that Bennett Is the man who shot and killed Duffy when the latter search ed a company of men on the street suspected of burglary. RUSSIAN' POUMA VOTES FIVE MILLION'S IX) RAKMY St. Petersburg, March 9. After an nil night sess'on the douma today vot ed $5,000,000 million dollars to be used placing the Balkan fleet in shape for action and $20,000,000 to restore the army equipment and munitions which were depleted since the Japan ese war. TAFT CONFERS ONLY WITH CAXXOX AND FRIENDS Washington, Xov. 9. President Taft Is reported today to have Invited only the supporters of Cannon to the White House tonight for the confer ence over the proposed changes hr the rules of the house, Indicating that Taft will not support the "insurgents" n their fight against Cannon. For baby's bath, there is nothing quite so good as Ivory Soap. Made of pure vege table oils and containing no "free" alkali, it will cleanse, but it will not in jure, the most delicate skin. Most mothers know this; and they act ac cordingly. A rerr .ttractir. 40 fas. booklet " How to Bring t'p Bb)" will bo m.lMto.njr one who will "k (or it, Hoautifully lllm trilled. Inl.nMlr prartli-nl. Free. Write The PiocTti Qaubli Co.. Cincinnati. Ivory Soap 994Jkoo Per Cent. Pure. so DON'T THIS LOOK GOOD TO YOU? We own and have for s41e 100,000 acre of choice farm land in "Sunny Southern Albert!." Open prairie ready for the plow. The soil I a rich chocolate loam, and is at present covered with a good growth of gTass, affording range for thousands of head of stock. The climate is equal to that of Colorado, the winter months being modified by the warm winds from the Pacific coast. Wheat crops mature here in about three-fourths the time taken In climes farther south. The products are wheat, oats, barley, rye, alfalfa, timothy, besides fine qualities of fruit and vegc-tablea and abundant grasses. Fuel and lumber are cheap, owing to the great natur al supply In this section. Raw prairie land ranges in price from $S E0 to $20 per acre. Improved land from $20 per acre up. Also a few choice 1 to 4o acre tracts of fruit ' land near Freewater. 100,000 acres in the sunny San Luis Valley, Colorado, at only 55 cents per acre, on payments. Here is your chance grab it! C. H. SELLERS, Agent E. O. Bldg., Pendleton. See me for terms. -row Rates To OREGON DAILY ..During March and April.. . From All Parts of the East Viaj Union Pacific Oregon Short Line The Oregon Railroad & Na vigation Co. Southern Pacific From Chicago $33 $30.50 From St. Louis $25 From Omaha $25 From Kansas City Correspondingly low from all other points. TO THE PUBLIC Write letters to everybody you know in the East and tell them about these low colonist rates. Send them liter ature about Oregon, or send their addresses to us and we 7ll do It. In this way- you can be a great help in tho growth and progress of your State. v YOU CAN PREPAY FARES for anybody from any place If you want to. Deposit tho necessary amount with our local agent and he will tele graph ticket promptly. e. r. Inquire of SCIIUYLEK, Agent. lYmllotoii, Ore., Or write to VM. McMVIUtAY General Passenger Agent The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co., Southern Pacific Co. (Llut's in Oregon.) PORTLAND, OREGON.