Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1911)
fight pages PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OKECOMAV. rEXlLffiTON, OKEGOX. TlKSIVVY, JfXK 20. I'JU. Pr. K. O. Prtiktr. do ltalrdi Ko'.som. do T. S. Tilison. coroner imjuost. J. Ill II I'llfl'V A. P. Sti-i'lit'ii. !o W. Cline. do Earl Sh.nv. ,'. Frank G ni'rd. do John T McNurly. do K. O. Parker, do Ralph Folsoni. do ARE YOU FREE FROM Headaches, Colds, Indigestion, Pains, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Dizziness? If you are not, the most ff-tiv nrnmnt and nleasant ; Jop H. rnrk.-s. ncttnc . oronor. . , ,r .r . i i . ! Invest l.i.U inn Ohsis. Wilson. method oi getting nd ot them is tcjj. r. rumindon. invosticatinc take, now and then, a desertspoon. s ln!" Nell, deputy nssossor . . . ful of the ever refreshing and truly i--- JnS? beneficial laxative remedy Syrup i J- . sturtevant. do of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It it! Thomas Limiallon, do veU known throughout the world d : as the best of family laxative reme- cn'as. u pinkerwn. do . ... . vl j 'Ohas. V. Wnlden, do dies, because it acts so gently and:R. f. v.wii, do strengthens naturally without ni-1 mr11 "S" 7!? taring the system b any way. jpendiotnn water com., water To cet its beneficial effects it U C. Rohrmnn. supplies .1 -,.rt kvfU nmih! Taylor Hardware Co..-supplies oiito; in-vwu; "7 . t"r court house Penland Bros., hauling- trasn from court house 5 2i"' I Frank Shaffer, do i.u 18.10 jM. jioCann, do 4.50 'Chas. Blum, do 4.50 l-rt iO. 1 Smith, do 60.00 1-20 Mike Eerton. do 72.00 1-2" 'It. McAlexander. do 20. 26 le.mes Huston, do 10 ii: l.jo porter Graham, do 11.25 1-0 sum llayworth, do . 2.25 James Hunter, do ' 13.50 22-1". main Putter, do 13.50 John Olsen. do 18.U0 ''so Bert lYlr.-oll, work on road, I iltstrief No. 9 :'-6n I- U l'eam. do 110.00 j.. poster, do IS. 50 SOOrtijj KleminhaKon. do 12-?? 54.00,0. Bonglnim, do 100.00 j M smith, do 18.00 114.00 0 r. smith, do 12 00 2 00 : win Compton. do ;-2 120.00 o. H. Hush do 37.50 4 0.00 w. J. ("nihil, do U.'o 120.00 o .. XL-olav. do 13 50 4 1.50, iMnkerton, do 13-50 lS4.00.nov Lamm, do 12.90 oooooooooocoooooooooooooeooooooooooooooo 72.24 v,'h. Lamm, do 2.64 j. MeOall, do . , K. Gerkltig. do , 9 60 Uleo. Locan. do 1.25 ine, manufactured by the California . l from rig Syrup von Deanng me namtij. t.. vauehan. lamps of the Company, plainly printed on the front of every package. Whooping cough is not dangerous when th cough is kept loose and ex pectoration easy by giving Chamber lain's Coush Remedy. It has been used in many epidemics of this dis ease with perfect success. For sale bv all dealers. lloosicr Officials Meet. Crawfordsville, Ind., June 20. Mayors and other officials and coun ciimen from ail the cities and towns 'Empire Meat Co Sanitary Flumbins Co., plumb ing supplies Pacific Power & Light Co., lights for May A. C. Koeppen & Bros, drugs for prisoners T. f. Taylor, board for pris. H. S. Garfield, examining Alice Bond, insane Boys & Girls aid sociotv, char ity P. Turner, truant officer .... P. J. MoFaul. salary health officer S. J. Campbell, fruit inspector Alexander Pept. Store, supplies for poor farm I. I. Temple, medical services J;w. Roses meat for 11.95 3.10 S.35 40.00 3 65 146.53 10.00 10.15 13.90 64.39 92.51 6.75 2.25 8.40 1.65 8.40 1.65 5.00 6.75 6.75 5.60 Banks .Pendleton Drug Co., drugs for I poor farm ; Newman Bros., groceries for Mrs Hollingsheart of Indiana were present this after noon when the State Municipal League's convention was called to or der. Mayor Shark of Indianapolis re- i plied to the welcoming address or May- ' Earnest Kupers, labor on poor r Wert. The program ror the tnree farm days includes discussions of munlcl-1 . T. Perrin, labor on poor ral nlnverounds. nark develODment. ! farm 2 V.-.r.. -.,1ft f.-,.. ..itic T,,Klirt nn-na.Qhln PickSOn the municipal affairs, the smoke nui- Bull Co., artificial limbs for Virgil McCoy 171.45 'Tollman X- Hriiff for n.n. eanee, home rule for clt,es, public pers ownership, the municipal initiative, T. D. Taylor, conveying Virgil .Honenshead to boys & g;irls referendum and recal! other topics. and various It is worse than useless to take any medicines internally for muscular or chronic rheumatism. All that Is needed is a free application of Cham berlain's Liniment. For sale by all dealers. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Umatilla County. Claims allowed by the County Court at the-June term, 1911, except claims allowed by statute. J L. Carrol, grand jury' bailiff! 14.00 T. Kemler. court bailiff 25.50 J. S. Beckwith, court reporter 20.00 C. W. Simson. bailiff for Judge Knowles D. B. Waffle, hauling law books The Quelle Restaurant, meals for Jurors Joe H. Parkes, Justice fees, state vs. Weber Joe H. Parkes. Justice fees, State vs. Clark & Redding. . Joe H. Parkeo, Justice fees. State vs. Frank Hurlburt... Joe H. Parkes, Justice fees. State vs. Chas Wortman.... Mrs. McGregor, witness fees . State vs. Cfoas. Wortman... J, F. Temple, do Joe K. Parkes. Justice fees. State vs. Chas. Wortman . . Joe H. Parkes, Justice fees. State vs. Chas. Wortman . T. D. Taylor, sheriff expense State vs. Livingston 30.50 T. D. Taylor, sheriff expense State vs. K. E. Moore (sus pect) T. D. Taylor, sheriff expense State vs. Howard Clarke . . . .T. D. Taylor, sheriff expense State vs. Weber T. D. Taylor, sheriff expense trying to locate H. G. Rei din Manuel Frledly. expense edu cational board Thomas Jaques. do H. O. Newport, do J. B. Savior, do Albert E. White, exam, board J. S. Landers, do Grace Gilliam, do Louise M. Welles, do Nona Johnson, school eupt. steno A. B. Stephens, coroner in quest. W. E Richey T. S. Tilison. do Geo. A. Simpson, do Frank Gerrard. do Frank Jeffries, do r. W. Sutton, do 1.75 2.00 357.50 S.95 8.75 1.00 6.50 6.20 8.7 5.20 8.65 1.70 1.70 7.25 6.45 1.70 215 7.50 10.00 .75 2.45 2.45 2.45 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 28.00 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.20 Canadian Pacific Soo Spokane Route GO EAST THRU Koofenay and Arrow Lakes and Canadian Rockies The most beautiful and mag nificent scenery In the world. Splendid train service. Luxu rious hotels and chalets and nu merous natural attractions. The playground of America. VKKY LOW KATES EAST MBEKAk STOP-OVERS LONG LIMITS For further Information and Il lustrated folder write M. E. MA LONE, T. P. A. GEO. A. WALTON, O. A. 14 Wall 6t, Spokane. aid society, Portland 5.50 T. D. Taylor, R. R. fare for paupers 10.55 Hotel Bowman, room for T. E. Lazier, pauper Otto Hohbach, bread for poor farm M. B. Keys, cab fare for Mc Coy Taylor Hardware Co., fencing and gates for poor farm . . . Taylor Hardware Co., hard ware, poor farm LaDow & Peterson, hardware poor farm 13,15 Ralph Folsom, burial of Eph Williams and John Casey, paupers 30.00 A. T. Mathews Co., feed for poor farm 2.10 W. T. Potter, digging grave for paupers 10.00 Hale & McAtee, glass and put ty, poor farm 1.35 Freewater Cash Grocery, gro ceries for Hollenshead 14.15 J. H. Hennings, tobacco for poor farm Golden Rule Hotel, room and board, pauper l.oo Pendleton Roller Mills, sup plies for poor farm 42.65 A. C. Koeppen & Bros , drugs for paupers 54.00 L. G. Frazier, supplies 10.65 Geary Klmbrell, supplies for surveyors office 17.00 Frank Saling, postage 116.00 Frank Saling, express 2.00 Frank K. Welles, express . . , 5.75 C. E. Nelson, Eupplies 27.70 T. D. Taylor, express 1.4 0 Western Union Tel. Co., tele grams 4.85 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co 83.85 Carl Welssert, supplies for assessor , : , 1.80 Glass & Prudhomme Co., supplies 35 Live Wire, . advertising call for warrants 5.50 Live Wire, printing county ex pense account 25.15 East Oregonian, printing co. expenses 25.15 East Oregonian, supplies .... 8.50 Horace Walker, county com missioner 35.00 H. M. Cockburn, salary county commissioner 100.00 A. C. Funk. sal. dep. sheriff. 125.00 J. A.' Blakiey, do 100.00 Geo. Strand, do .: 100.00 R. T. Brown, sal. dep. clerk.. 125.00 Faye Kadel, sal. clerk steno. 70.00 B. S. Burroughs, deputy hire 125.00 Geo. Simpson, janitor 75.00 J. B. McDill, supt. poor farm 100.00 H. S. Garfield, county phys.. 35 00 W. M. Holse, rd. wk. dlst No. 2, 27.00 Loyd Piper, do 14.85 J. H. Piper, do 6.25 W. R. Day, do 4.50 C H. Heatherington, do 17.00 J L. Frazi , do- 4.50 Maurice Frazier, do 8.75 A. F. Compton, do 4.25 Ralph Walter, do 4.25 I-e Johnson, d 68.75 Frank McDonald, do 24.75 Mr. Plersol, do 17.00 Elmer Johnson, do 12.30 C O. Henry, do 49.50 E. Sloop, do C W. Raymond, do Fred Hummel, do M. J. Bell, do Frank Tipton, do t.ilin Vlx. ilo Len McAlexander, do S.0O l-tmotf r'ornfield. do (.90 n V Tjivendor. do 95.00 Ti'im-'u-I.um Lum. Co. lum. do 12S.85 vthonn Truck Co.. hauling wnter Ho 9.25 Atl,..,v.i Ti-nrV Co.. do 14 c i nnrrett & Co.. hardw.. . 194.45 5.00 iTum-u-Lum Lum. Co., lum. do 104.55 P F lavender, freight, no.. C. A Barrett & Co., hardw. 32.75 Sam Banister, use of eng. do 33.50 W. J. Clark & Co., drill steel. do 5.00 Tavlor Hardware Co., supplies district 10 5-S0 rj, c. Punnington, road work district No. 11 'Win. Potts, do 4.50 Wm Cawood. do !.Toe Nelson, do J. S. Norvell & Co., sup., do . . Tum-a-Lum Lum. Co, lum. do Joe Hildebrand. road woik district No. 13 T. Sclllinir. do H. Osborne, do R. Abrahamson, do Ray Colbert, do Jens Jenson, do A. Larson, do Eli Knb.sk. road work rlct No. 14 Bradv Howdyshell, do Henry Knbusk. do ... John Kentoia. cio 5.05 4.35 35.00 .00 4.05 dist- S.50 21.00 10.00 18.00 3.00 46.50 27.00 13.50 42.75 is no 18.00 8.50 181.25 11.69 25.50 13.50 15.75 Erick Hoven. do 58.50 Oscar Sompi, do 60. i a Wm. Salo. do 4 9.50 2.40 16.00 51 00 0.7 5 6 50 3.70 Chas. Westersund. do 12 50 J. W. Enbusk. do 18.25 Crab Creek Lumber Co., lum ber, do W. J. Clarke & Co., hdw. do . . n rraft. nl work dlst. No. 15 Andy Hubbard, do 36.00 C. A. Hubbert, do 36.80 J. E. Perigs. do 16.87 Jacob Freege. do 22.00 Chas. Bruthpyst. do Wm. McLeod, do . R rrnft. do Henry Rosenberg, do 120.00 V G. Sutherland, do 2.25 C. Traver, rd. wk. dist. No. 15 2.40 Sim Kilgore. do 13.65 Jacob Freege, do 2T,7 D H. Nelson, do 9.50 John Eggers. do 56"Ja H. Payne, do 8.60 J. Hollengren, do 124.75 J. M. Jala, do "4-25 !A. I. Molstrom, do 66. 9.85 'Henry Hudeman, do ........ Taylor Hardware co., auru- ware, do W. J. Clarke & Co. hdw. do.. Tum-a-Lum Lum Co, lum. do Wm. Holmes, road work dist rict No. 16 John Bartley, do TV T. Noble, do H. Tuel, do !; H. Tuel, do -? Chas. Parrot, do 11?" John Bartley. posts, do Joe Ashworth, poles, do 3.00 C. W. Kellogg, concrete pipe district No. 17 Borley Hough, road work district No. 17 Clarence O'Neil, do Joe Craik, do H. J. Stilling, do o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o o o 9 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o The Entire Stock ot the Wonder Store is Doomed to go by July 4th GORDON CO. of Spokane have decided to close it out entirely, no matter what the sacrifice. It is an absolute outrage to sell such dependable merchandise at the low prices being asked, but the death knell has been sounded and the goods have got to go. Look to Your Summer Needs Now ! One lot of children's shoes, regular $1.00 to $1.25 values, doomed prieo - 40 One lot of men's $3.50 and $4.00 shoes, conic in velour and box cnlf and vici, doomed price - ; $2.39 One lot f women's oxfords, rej.'nlar $1.75 and $-2.00 allies, doomed price SI. 19 One lot of val. lace;, regular values up to 10c vard, doomed prieo per vard ' .MKN'S CORDUROY PANTS. 275 pairs Men's Corduroy Tants, a 'bar gain at $1.50. Doomed Sale Trice 9S 1S00 yards Amuskeag Gingham, regular 10c and 12 l-2c kind, Doomed Sale Trice 7 15c A. F. C. Gingham, Doomed Sale Trice - O l-2 15c Chanibrays, all colors H 2,000 yards of the most up-to-date "Flax en" ever shown in this town, its all linen fin ish, the very thing for summer dresses, regu lar price ISc and 20c, Doomed Sale Pr. 15 LINENS, LINENS. 5S-inch Turkey Red and blenched table damask, regular values 35c, Doomed Sale Price ; W 50 doz. Union Suits, knee length, nicely trimmed with lace, Doomed Sale Tr. 23 25 doz. 42x30 Pillow cases, usually worth 20c, Doomed Salo Price 20 doz. Pillow Cases, sizes 15x30, regular 25c kind, Doomed Sale Price 17 35 doz. Shoots, size 72x90, small price 20 doz. Sheets, sizo 81x90, sells all over for $1.00, Doomed Sale Price 69 197 Men's Felt lints, $2.00 kind, Doomed Sale Price 69 100 doz. Men's Heavy Work Shirts, regular 50c and 75c kind. Doomed Sale Pr. 39 150 doz. Men's Summer BALBKIGGAN UNDERWEAR at the ridiculously low price of 19 Don't target the place-the big red signs The Woider Store 140.00 6.00 2.50 67.30 61.50 53.75 42.50 6.00 13.50 17.12 4.25 40.25 Frank Waughaman, do 2-12 7.00 1.42 6.75 Lte Johnson, do 74.75 S. .S. Fii-rsol. do 38.26 K. K. Johnnon, do 22.50 Frank McDonald, do 25.75 C. O. Henry, do Luna & Cregler, blacks'th, do Tum-a-Lum Lum. Co, do .. Tum-."-IJj.u Lum. Co., do ... C. ... .....rett & Co., nails, do Hiram Knight, rd. wk. dlst. 9 Hert Hopkins), do 38.25 Art Douglas do 36.10 John Hayworth, do 36.10 M. H. Hansell, do J. B. Owen, rd. wk. dlst. 15.. John Hoye, rd. wk. dit. No. 9 J. K. Clark, do T. J Wright, do D. Winningham, do I. B. Bush, do 36.55 A. F. Neal. do 9.00 C. C. Kmith, do 3.40 Fred Plnkerton, do 15.75 (. A. Nlcaloy, do 14.60 H. H. Hoble, do W. J. Crabil, do H. McAlexander, do 20.25 Porter Graham,-do 11.80 Sam Hayworth, do 14.05 James Fuston, do 11.80 F. L. Foster, do 14 05 L. Beam, do 18.55 Roy Lamm, do 38.00 1.80 53.45 88.05 7.15 12.75 29.75 8.50 2.25 6.75 9.00 14.10 2.25 20.25 14.05 of Pendleton, in the bands of CORDON & COMPANY of Spokane, Wash. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo James Hunter, do 14.05 Well Montgomery, do 2.45 Blain Dlggler, do 14.06 John Olsen, do 14.05 Bert Peirsoll, do 19.75 W. Kessel, do 12.95 J. M. Hmith, do 11.80 R. Klemenhagen, do 12.90 B. Bingham, do 10.10 H. Jorden, do 9. IS T. H. Haddox, do H. T. Irvin, lumber, do W. S. Maxon, road work, dlst rlnt Vn 19 Thomas Heddle, do 45.00 Trhn rm tprnll. do 48.35 John Arkell, do ??.?5 J. E. Arkell, do 173. i5 Tminr Hardware Co.. hard- tt-Hrp. do 2.35 wmiom strsvpr. road work. rflutrift 'n. 20 2.25 v T Mnlr do 110.25 Henry Muir, do 20.25 Tieon Lynde, do 45.00 Perry Hunter, do 6 50 W. A. McCarty, do Joseph Stover, do 31. 50 J. L. Stover, do 27.00 L. D. Stover, do 2.50 Hubert Hoper, do 13.50 Ben Sweger, do 9 00 Ben Oirton, do , 13.50 Wm Rldrirtee. do 11.2a rcirirtirrip. do 106.2 J. M. Eldridge, do 57.50 LaDow & Peterson, hdw, do tomoQ Volsnn. road work, dis trict No. 21 4?-5? Chas. Nelson, do ZO.Za Bruce Gilbert, road work, dis trill Vo 11 Lon Etter. d Clarence Etter, do Guy Wilson, do 61.00 Arien Ivy. do 27.00 Herbert Wilson, do 27.00 Al Stowe, do 27.00 Albert Keeninon, do 27.00 C. L. Beck, do 18.00 Clarence Etter, do 13 50 J. W. Etter, do 1800 Guy Wilson, do 44.60 Orien Ivy, do 26.85 Herbert Wilson, do 23.60 M. T. Baker, do 9 00 W. W. Wegner, do io.v" Albert Kennison, do 32 .60 C L. Beck, do Jav Herd, road work, district No. 22 Citimpl k'ldwell. do H. H. Gilbert, do hb.du Pilot Rock Hardware io., hardware, do nnv A Done blacksm'th'g, do Fred Jones, road work, district No. 23 J. F. Commers, do John Henkie, do Tvivil Vev. do Guy Thompson, do T. t Clam, ao " Fred Jones, do 85.10 J. F. Hommers, do 22.00 H. E. Cook, do 42.50 W. J. Clarke & Co., nails, do Jna M. loenuln. road work. district No. 24 20.00 L L. Hall, do 36.00 Jan. Floyd Hall, do 36-00 J. X HalL do 60.26 Kupers & MeCook, sup. do . . Lewis P. Mettle, road work, district No. 26 A Dainty Enameled Bedroom 37.60 9.00 29.25 30.35 5.30 16.50 13.50 33.50 12.35 6.75 1.60 23.50 00 Don't you admire a light, dainty bedroom with immaculate linen and draperies, and with walls, furni ture and woodwork all enameled in pure white or sonie delicate tint such as ivory or pale blue? You can have one it is not expensive. ACME QUALITY ENAMEL (Neal's) gives a hard, sanitary, lustrous, genuine enamel surface, easily kept bright and clean. It is offered in delicate tints or rich colors to harmonize with draperies and furnishings. Hale & McAtee PENDLETON Oregon 9 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 8 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 4 (Continued on pf 1.)