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About The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1903)
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦I IIII I I I II HH I I I 4 4 4 0 44» +♦+ I arc ’’respectable," and the players limited to a very few men. who are liermanent in the community. If the | I games could be conducted on the same strict principles, under a II ! cense, it would be uetter for the city, 1 to get the license and permit the is impossible, I games to run, but such Whenever the town is thrown open, and that fact becomes advertised to the world, it invites the toughest 50c classes on the turf to flock in. So 75c I I what are you going to do about it? ORIGIN OF FAMOUS HOUSE. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. E Th«' famous house of Laboueher«* Georg«- Sewell .s under arrest at iu Eugland had a romantic origin. Joseph tor holding and robbing Dan Ill the beginning of the eighteenth • > century u young IAbouchere was a t’ampucll, a miner, Friday morning, « > member of a banking firm in The of 815 in gold. R. D. Hume, the fish magnate <» Hague. lie was sent on a mission to England to the great house of Baring, Rogue River, got damages of SI .*<>ni then, as now, one of the mighty bans- the editor of til«* Grant’s Pass Ob ing concerns whose transactions server, fol’ libel, Friday. Jefferson Gibson, of Grant's cover the earth. Young Labouihere promptly fell was sen traced to the penitentiary for in love with a «laughter of the house, life, Thursday, on a verdict of mur- Cotton Ribbed, per garment and dared to raise his eyes to wha< <«er in the second degree, in the third Extra Quality Cotton Ribbed, per garment might have well appeared an Inac trial. cessible beauty. When this young 50c The Oregon Pine Needle factory, Very Heavy Cotton Ribbed, per garment . One of the first bills to be intro- foreign clerk made his pro|>osal, on«* now at Grant's Pass, will be moved 50c Extra Weight Fleece Lined, per garment in the comiug regular sessiou can easily imagine the horror and in to Sunimervilte, Union county, this $1.00, ' t.25, 1.50 ! duced dignation of the haughty English year, to b* enlarged and «iperated Heavy Wool, per garment ...................... of congress will be one by Senator banker, but young Ijibouchere calm there. Extra Fine Grades in Wool I Hansbrough. ot North Dakota for ly asked in reply whether it make A lone h ghwaynian held up Mna ............................ $1.75, 2.00, 2.50 to 3.50 Each the repeal of the timber and stont any difference if. instead of being a robbed the Rockford-Bed Grove stare < » clerk, he were a partner in the bank act, and a modification of the des in Idaho, Friday. There were no ing house which had sent him on this Try & Suit of our Belfast Mash Linen ert land act, whl-'li will prevent en- mission. The English magnate, with passengers. The driver was relieved Underwear. It will pkase you. trynien from assigning or dlsiw&ing that eye to business which distin of |32 Returning American miners from ot their claims until final proof baa guishes the Englishman in every ¡ m > Alaska, say- that the government sitlon, thought this was another been made, and compelling i resi proposition, ami did not give a final methods of Canada, in the Yukon ter dence of three years on these entries ritory are worse than no govern answer. to secure title. The East it aroused The bold young adventurer went ment. There are now 15 deep sea vessels ovtr the flagrant misuse of the laud back to Holland, and there, some ■ In Portland waiting for cargoes of One-Price Clothiers and Furnishers what reversing «.ae proposition, told i laws in the West, and unless these Give us a chance to show you our lines bis employers that If they made him wheat. The supply now In sight is laws are modified and theu* ailininis- a partner, he could marry the daugh ».00o tons saort of the amount of the 44 0 4 0 4»............................................. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»».............................................. ♦♦ ' traticn l.medied, the West will be ter of the Bearings, and become a cargoes. stripped of all the land privileges re member of the firm, anu thus obtaiu A Seattle dispatch ft nt Nome THE SOURCE OF PATRIOTISM. 1 maining. The land office scandals for his Dutch house an invaluable »ays three masked men he 4 up R. D ally He was made a partner; he Hunter, of the Ophir Cr< ek mines, 23 General Nelson A. Miles, now en that have caused Oregon to be the married the lady and the bank; and on Octol>er 12. and robbed him of >7.- ' joying freedom of speech, takes issue talk of the nation, and the prospect com ng to England, he got into the MB in gold ‘ dust. Tho Butte Miner won a case Sat- with President Roosevelt on one of for nore scandals of greater magni heart of tae city—made u huge f or FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1903. tude. right under the shadow of the tune, and founded a family after tho urday evening in which a Itwal phy- ! the president's favorite hobbies, United States land offices, in every true fashion of tne nation to which sician had sued it for 85".0OO darna Published ev«ry Fri«tay at rendiente. "There is no necessity," says Gen he had attached himself.—From ges for an editorial on the killing of portion of Oregon, will only hasten “Labby." by T. P. O'Connor in Oregon. By the Every- Dr. Cayley last spring. eral Miles, “to stir the passions of the East in the determination to todi ’a Magazine for October All tents belonging to the Wasb- EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING Americans in order to be sure that check abuses which the West contin ingion Nat.onal Guard have been they will be patriotic.'’ i COMPANY. FEAT OF MEMORY. ues to tolerate. i sent by- the governor to the homeless President Roosevelt urges the cul I ¡u-ople at Aoerdecn. which was de- .... • ■ " ! The newspa|M*rs are telliug of the | stroyed by fire Friday. tivation of the war spirit as one of I The action of La Grande in in- remarkable feat of a postal clerk Sailors ate scarcer In Portland this the elements of the strenuous life, of creasing her fire protection, has who. in a civil service examination, Dally, not year by Dally, six mouth* b; the training of our youth to the idea awakened Baxer City, and now an ddi not make a single error In sort , fail than erer before. Every vessel |«nteriBg the ; port is short, and it is Dally, three months of fighting as a preventative of de agitation tor a ¡»aid ureman. a chem ing 42.000 lest postal cards, each imjiossible to supply the Dally, one month b demands Dally, per month by carrier generacy, to save us from becoming ical engine, and a team of horses is representing a postoffice In a certain I from the Io al offices of the &-am«-n's Weekly, on« yewr by mall territory assigned. This was duue Weekly, six I-----—* ”---------“ a nation of milksops ■ in progress and will be realized it at the rate of thirty-three and one- Union. Weekly, four yosti Irel better, look Letter sfter waihing the skin and Helen Kelly was shot and instantly Berni weekly. The real soldier, the veteret ot 42 is criminally careless for a city to half cards a minute. Far mor«- note scalp with Medical 1-ake Toilet Soap—no one who years’ active service, does not see grow up. spread out, and become full worthy is the memory of an expert killed at Butte Friday. by Albert de mtaetabie w«th Eczema, Scrofula. has been piano player, who will play an eutire Be« Ktuan. a Jilted lover, who claims Dandruff and other skin Irritations, or been petered : the necessity. sized without a protection from fire season's concerts without a note ot he advanced her 83<s> with which to with the aoreneu uf Sunburn aod Mosquito Bites and “We teed not constantly app«*al to fully adequate to her proportions. printed music before him His tuem buy wedding garments. Beckman I baa used this delightful Soap ever had any dcubt aa to it the war spirit to keep the American Aside from the reduced insurance ory is so perfect that hundreds of ; ea«-ap«-d L«.ug the twestut, ptueat medicated aoap ou it. Th:« tlioti lands of notes must I m * at the extremely refresh.ng people bravely patriotic," says Gen rates, which would follow better tire I Joseph A Wood, a wealthy mining ; j orderly and instan. disposal of the toilet article ia per- eral Mile*. “I nave nad experience protection, the improvement of the man of Butte, is accused of bigamy ! ' will And this is combined with a fumed with the nat in wars, and I have never found service would Invite capital, hurry multiplicity ot synchronous recollec having married Miss Elizabeth Cres ' ure! f oyrer odore xn-i we!!, of Whatcom, while he ha«i a contains al! the won-lerfal curative aa : beah&f properties of the Gasoas Americans lacking in prompt patri up the construction of better resi- tions of timbre, tempo, expressions, wife and children in Butte at th«- ! riedical Lake Salts. Oolfers and all who live outdoors >sd are otism or in fighting qualities in any dences. more business blocks and etc. same time. exposed to the «as and wind delight in it Here’« U Medical Lake The mystery is at present past the worthy cause. In n*y recent journeys would more safely guard the city Soap and a good healthy complex ton. hinting of an exp-anation. remarks Ben Michaels. George Dubiey and | across the continent 1 was more than even in the present stage of develop 1 a medical Joernal. and this i fact is a» . Fred A. Rodgers are under arrest at 1 ASS YOUR DRUGGIST 2Su A CASK. Medica' I Ake Soap and Ointment are article* of ... zrpaaaed merit ever impressed with the underlying ment. beautiful as it is appalling it shows Colfax fur kidnapping a negro boy at for hair and *calp—eve them both for daodrclf, for they are cleaa*«&g eal . Spokane and converting him into a us how far vre are from any wisdom and tranquil virility of the and psnfyiag. Med.cal Lake rentciiei are sot patent med.t-.nes. science of psychology 1 Physi« Ians I “wild girl" for a side show at people. They do not want war. They In appreciation of the services ot note the strange thrusting of disease ; county fair. want peace. They love and appieci- Dr Lorenz, in curing his little daugh among the mechanisms ot memory, MEDICAL LAKE OINTMENT Albert Beckmann, who The laws in themselves are ate their liberties and will maintain ter of -.ih.it was supposed to be a the morbid effects of some noeplasm i if appLcd {especially after eicuiji w. ■ allay ail aoreaeva sad killed Miss Keily in Butte, Fri«lay the scales of Justice, the wrong aastue a soft, ve! rety surface to the ak «a— 25c. ■ box. rnd defend them against all ene- hopeless case of congenital hip dis or injury to parts of the convoiu- morning, was captured Saturday ed poor-man's shelter, the pil mies.” ease. Armour, the Chicago million lions of the brain whereby some night while making bis way oat of ; lars of the commonwealth; but m< .uories are lost ter porartly or per Unquestionably, this is the more aire. will establish what he will cal! manently. in part or completely, the stale on a stolen track velocl-' the abused practice makes those I l>ede A lynching Is feared. scales unequal, that poor-man’s I truly American spirit We are not a ’ Lorenz cbatts cf surgery' in the while others are unaffected. Even shelter a man's poor shelter for Letson Balliet. manager of th.« leaves us in amazement at the principal hospital ot the leading citv people who need to be constantly his wrongs.—Warwick testing cur courage to be sure that in each state tn the Union. This insert «able complexity an«, methods White Swan ni ne near Baker City, has begun a mandamus suit against of the cellular machine we have it We do not need to be fieat Austrian surgeon Las buti. fur But through these morbid Injuries the postmaster-general, to compel A millionaire ot Carry county, Or constantly blustering and bantering himself in this country a uamc which we catch tantai.zing glimpses which him to admit White Swan literature egon, R. D. Hume, has secured li tc know that our patriotism is in ■ will never cease to be remembered by som«» day, properly studied and fol into the United States mall. ' grateful parents. His service in lowed up. may bring some psychoh? damages from a Josephine county ed-! working order. J. B Chamberlain, one of the char gic physician to an unraveling of the acte.-s in Bret Harte’s “Tennessee s un- j itor for libel. The jury evidently The best basis of patriotism that treatiug poor children free, is one of mystery. Partiner'.* committed su.cide Sunday derstood the Journalistic profession, I history tells anything about is found the most touching stories connected at Chinese Camp. California, by rTER an anxious, fretful • j«Ith th« professional records at th» and gave a verdict to correspond with in prosperity and peace. GENERAL NEWS shocking himself He was 82 years | «lay. iwril KKuetbing • vrhiHi shall ht your tind * the financial standing of the accused. The people who have happy homes ’ «onntry. old and bad grown despondent One rad AH are especially invited to atte-.d Our Great arbitration treaty between An body a* a well worn »-lipper fits a • The editor «-an certainly borrow that and a tranquil land to defend may be R D Home, the fish magnate of tired foot. It mud be «.»methiag * Britain and the United States is a amount. depend<-d upon In any crisis. The general conditions in Umatilla probability of the near future tue Rogue river, has sued the editor mure than food or dnuk. If you * of the Grant ’ s Pass Observer for is not the only test county were never better than this And fighting want to ta-»te N irraua and forget • The bank of Viberg. S. D.. was rob »10."00 damages for libelous article« Commencing Tuesday, October 13, and all your tire and fai«goe. take a * The woolgrowers of ¡«laho, in con- i of patriotism, War is not the high fall. Probably more mortgages have bed Thursday nignt of S&itM. The published in regard to the manner of i cup of one of Chase A Sanborn’s » ending Saturday Night, October 17 vention at Boise City, this week, mission of the _ American people. ____ The been satisfied within the past six I thieves escaped with their booty _______ _______ monopolizing the fish Industry of “Original i’ackage " teas. Tbt»e ♦ Robbers blew the safe ot the Mnn Rogue river by Hume made preliminary arrangements to ' greater victories for our people and months than ever before in the same are the leave» which the naUre t Grove. Iowa. postoffice Thursday w« bev« tact mc-.i-d another large ehtpaeat ot the otebeated XTetth’ thcmselve* dnrik with all their * time, More farmers have form a pool, and hire a man to go to for humankind arc- daily wrought in ’ period of time. The Northern Pacific telegraph op- t RE MKB A CO I LoItilXJ. wbl h oe gnarsntoo to be lb* best A It lag. beet wen» ng night, and secured 83.5«w in stamps vigor impnsnr.ed. It’s a very ♦ Nebraska to bay and ship feed corn the fields, the factories, the mart: money in the banks, and are in easy and money erator at Welch's Spur. 30 miles from ♦ C othtng or. lb« mark« t. ««Ba»' angui r ctmv me» ol evemowe who bui» a euit ot different drink from ordinary tea. • us. a e are g»>:n« to wake v«ey low pec»» during tata »a-e. They wil be prices you Butte. prevented a holdup Saturday to Idaho for fattening sheep. Last the myriads of battlefields of prt'duc- circumstances than before tn many cos t rrsiM. II you are n-v-dtug a oil come sad «sam ne our dotti ng and toar- boa Try a balf-jocnd. , An automobile owned by Mrs C. eboap we ar* toiling ibem «telo weak. winter, being severe and prolonged, Lion and commerce. The citizen who years. Substantial improvements -ire C. Phipps, of IVenver. ran down and evening by Cashing a message to an approaching passenger train at the -igicixcL rscKscg- ma all the old hay in the country was makes nil life useful and thpse de- I , being made, and every class of peo Killed 8. H. Collins, a workman. In first station west of Welch, of the ♦ • I Orisff (t»nao*a Ookeg}. fed out, and many of the large sheep pendent upon him nappy, is the best ple seem to be taking advantage of New York City danger. Two bandits rode Into Welch t Kohd-aoar (tag- BreaaUa: A shipbuilding concern at Belfast, and compelled the operator. F K f men who would like to hold over as l-atriet. He if the man who has the the good times, to prepare well for orange r»k.«- indu A Ce y Wa I Eng has contracted with the United Law, to set the signal to stop the ♦ many as possible, will feed corn ex best staff in him and the highest in any unforeseen emergency There Stat«* Steel corporation for 150.000 train, after which he was ordered to I tensively this winter. The increase terests to defend. His is the kind of is not an idle man in the county who tons of steel per year '.d in Pendleton ex» iusvely bv stay inside and the office was locked. of the corn area of Umatilla county, ratriotism that to call of need re is able and willing to work, in fact, Albert Jaerndt. a letter carrier in The tra>n received the warning and «-♦4-4-4» ♦ ♦O »»444»4»O444» 4» 4- O O O 44 0 44 0 4444 0 0 4 each year, proves that it ts not neces i>ponds with an arm of steel. labor is scarce. From an induatritl Chicago, has been arrested on the dashed through the station 40 miles r ___ _ COURT STREET sary to send to Nebraska for a good There are triumphs ot patriotism standpoint, Umatilla county is at her charge of stealing money contained an hour. in the letters he carried. article of corn. This year about 10,-1 in the Hold of politics more important b^st The successes of the Morocco reb (>00 bushels were raised in the coun- ■ than those of war. These are won els are so pronounced and continuous RURAL MODESTY. ty, and if a half million bushels were i not by men whose patriotism must that the government is said to grown, ready sale could be found for be tested at every turn and stimulat As a fine example of humble West practically on its last legs it, at home. The corn crop is worth ed by smell of blood, but by the hon ern modesty, the Kansas City Star The Indiana state convention memoralize.! studying. It pays, no matter where' est citizens who attend faithfully to quotes this: ’The editor of the Bos Rapt ists have grown. Umatilla county can do no their own business and vote tor the worth Star-Sentinel received a com United States to expel Reed Smoot, plimentary copy of a new song en the Mormon senator from Utah better than to turn her foothill lands fixed principles of right that are a titled. When First We Met.’ the The Clairton steel plant, near Pitts into coin fields. part of their very lives. other day. Thinking It was up to burg. which Las been shut down be If less patriotism were expended him to say something about it. he cause of financial difficulties, has i The prices of oil, wood, coal and In bombast against possible enemies wrote: 'As the editor of thia paper been recapitalized for 82.OOO.UO" and doesn’t know a demisemiquaver from will be reopened soon ■ ent continue to rise in the East, but j end more were directed against ever a diapason, or a bass clef from a bone Wall street gossip has it that J. the wages of th« poor man remain ’ present political evils that are eating tumor, he will not be expected to Pierpont Morgan gave H E. Hunting stationary, or becomes lower as the at the heart of the government, we give an extended notice of the pro ton a "straight tip" in August, which Home is on«- of the duties winter months come. Although pros would t-e a better, happier and more duction. We can say. however, that resulting in the latter dropping thst a weak woman looks ♦ the type used in printing the song perity semes to be in evidence among 1-owerful people. 000 iu cold cash into the hole. fotward to with dreml As : was clear ami plain, and the paper nil classes, visitors coming from the | Five m«-n are being tried by court- a rule, she knows that she : seems to be of the best quality of Headquarters for ñshing supplies 621 lain St. martial at Fort Ijeavenworth. who must pzy for the over-strain BOUNTIFUL NATURE. large cities of the East, say that ful rag » with «lays or weeks of mutinied and escaped from tue feder »♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦4 »4444 4444-4-»4-4a*4< »4 »♦♦♦♦♦4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<« I »4 The design on the front page Is ly as much suffering as was seen womaulv suffering. The government's monthly crop re artistic and the words are a* tender al prison there two years ago. reven last winter will visit the large cities Dr. Pierce’s Favorite — ITe- Pr. of the escapes are still at large. port shows practically all our grain as a veal steak, and as poetic as a You May Have Come scription makes w eak »4 ♦»»♦»♦ 0 4 >♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦>♦♦ again this winter, on account of th 3 The 3'9» freighthandlers of Kansas staples above their 10-year average; song of a meadow lark on a May women stroug [ snd sick To Town on a Rail ugh price of fuel, oil, rent and other morning. The melody Is so md and City who struck iu June last, were women well. Il it cures the I > but the hero of the story is Corn. < » all right, with no wind galls or col beaten at every turn. AU their places necessities. So many of the trades womanly «liseaaes which I l*ut we can repair yoer rig in tir»t class The springs floods apparently lar marks. The harmony seems to have bet-n filled by non-union men, undermine the general shape reasonably. We have all the have experienced disastrous strikes doomed the country to a short crop be In a healthy condition, with no and their protests are unavailing health. It establishes regu modern appiiat cee for dednr the «wk. TO DO YOUR— thia summer, that many able men fol larity, dries weakening SeeourWI 'ONA WALTONS, HACKS An amendment against the second of the greatest grain staple. Much of patent defects or noticeable blemish- lowing them have been idle, earning drains, .heals inflammalion and BUGGIES. They are the beat it had to be replanted, and it sprout es. The tonality Is clear and reso- reading of the national transconti and ulceration, and cures becaoae they are made'of dried timber. nant and rests on harmonic relations nental railway bill at Ottawa. Ont., nothing for the extra expenses of ed late. Never before had a corn sea- and melodic elements. We will sing was defeated In the senate Saturday female weakness Call and examine our ngw winter, and eating up what was sav- ‘ •I tnok two Isa tie» of vow . son been so backward. September the song to any subscriber of the Star night, 14 to 21. a strictly party vote. 'Favorite Prescription - «ml two cd before. The year has been pros furnished a variety of “frost scares,” Sentinel who will pay bis subscrip Miss Mary Beach Tonzy died at of the ‘Golden Mydicel Dieotrvery and am feel » perous for all the great industries, well » writes Mrs Uan XtcKenaie. of larrway but after viewing his farm on Oclo tion three years In advance, throwing New York City, aged 70 years. She in« Agents for Stover Graoline Eugmsa. Mines. Cape Breton Co.. Nova Scotia -t had > into it all the tender pathos and unc- letl a grateful memory to her rela uteriue but the expenses of the workingman ( trouble, also pain in the «de and head « be i 1, Uncle Sam rej>orts an average tuous emotion of our cabbage ache After taking vonr medicine I was cored flav- are advancing and his Income is di-, tives and her entire fortune of 8250.- You ma, publish lliia or use it in any way you condition of 80.8, against 80.1 on ored soul.” JARDIN IERES. The tiuie 000 to various missionary societies. think best, as I cinn<< speak loo highly of Dr. -ninishing and the East will have to September 1, ar.d a 10-year average Pierce and hi.« medicine - At Beaumont, Texas, careful esti help its poor population for transferring piaula is "Favorite Presenprion” has the testi A SUCCESSFUL LAW. of 77.7. Never before had the per- mates ot the amount of oil stor mony of tltousamls of women to its centages increased so steadily You’ll get the here rad we will make it an The law passed at the last session age in the Beaumont, Sour 1-ake and complete cure of womanly diseases. Do The National Civic Federation, throughout the season. of the legislature imposing a license Saratoga fields show 13,500.000 bar not accept an unknown and unproved which is meeting in Chicago this Best work rels in these and intervening sec object to buy your jardinier»* substitute in its place providing Conditions have been favorable tax on corporations and tions. week, was founded with a good pur F b KK. Dr. Pierce’s Cointuon Sense for an organization fee is working And lowest prices since October 1, snd the frost danger <>f us. GET OCR PRICES. A large number of recently arrived Medical Adviser is »ent fret on receipt pose in view. It had for its aim the more successfully than even its au > is now passed. A crop of more than thors anticipated. of sumps to pay expense of mailing only. Italians have been furnished with bo To this date, settlement of labor difficulties, with 2.300,000,000 bushels is expected, ac about 1.7<e) domestic and 150 foreign gus naturalization papers in New Send al one-ceut stamps for the itook in Schwatz & Greulich, Props. out the resort to strikes. It had as, K coveys, or 31 stamps for the cloth- tually <50.000,000 bushels more titan corporations have complied with the York City, and put to work on the 1 volume. Address Dr. R.V. Piece«, Wholesale and retail dealers in its leaders the ablest leaders In both streets in readiness to be voted at the was indicated on August 1. and more law, the revenue produced being fall election. Buffalo. N. V. Reef, Pork and Mutton, Cured the finam'if.1 and labor world to be about 1100.000. By the close of the > Meats «nd Sausages of all kinds than the country ever raised before, year this sum will be still further A gang of horse toieves attempteu found. But at this time, three years 6o; Main Street, Phone iSt. last year's bumper crop alone ex- augmented. ■r a wholesale theft of uorses from tne 111 Court Street. after its organization, it is further The lawworks admirably and pro- Fort Peck Indian reservation in Mon cepted. ra from reaching a settlement of labor When man nas done his utmost to duces the maximum result wlth the tana. Thursday night. The Indians l-etuling DruggiM* troubles than at its beginning. Dur minimum cost. Practically, all going killed two and chased the rest away, destroy prosperity here by fomenting corporations have paid the tax with- and did not lose a horse. ing its existence strides have been »»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦• m - -Í+F H4444444» ruinous strikes, there by "high out demur. However, there are one The International Bank A Trust more numerous than before. Taking finance and low morality.” it is a re- or two in this city which propose to Company of America, at Mexican hope from its presence, many of the ’ lief to turn to the contemplation of contest the law, and the secretary City, W. H. Hunt, president, with leading labor organizations made ad-1 of state has directed the district at branches in New York and San Fran the calm bounties of merciful nature. torney to bring suit against them at cisco, and various points throughout vance steps toward meeting employ once to recover -he penalty provided Mexico, closed its doors this morn Th it pay their losses you are sure of two thing* All kinds of Fresh ers, even more than half way. But There are fewer toughs and thugs As these laws have in such cases 1st. You can’t get a« good for promptly. Our companies Meats always on the infamous decisions of such men ; in the city now than at any time been sustained whenever tested, in ing in voluntary liquidation. less money. The registration for the coming stand at (he head of the list. hand. Fine Bacon, as Judge Adams, of St. Louis, in the i during the past year, and yet the official quarters there Is no doubt as 2nd. You can't get better at New York election, at the close of Hams and Sausage. any price. Wabash Injunction case, has done city is not free from them, nor never to the outcome, but the suit should the books Saturday, was 138,000, Assets Ix»w price is an argument no be brought and pressed to a speedy more to separate the employer and will be, any more so than a band of making a total for the four days of Hartford ‘ •"ire Insuranc« t'o41 ” .k«*»9,l>7t' real salesman caiea to use. conclusion. Besides the financial Alliance Assurance Co £9.089.9(18 employe, than this federation has sheep will ever be free from the black benefits, the state is accumulating a 829,933. The total registration for It is the l**t evidence that his the preceding three years was: 1900, Lomion A Lancashire Fire « i Prices as low as the lowest goods are weak on quality—and done to bring them nearer together; lamb. But there is a more respecta mass of valuable statistical informa The approval of all who Insuranoe Co ............. 3,644,(588 « • 640,778; 1901, 614,141; 1902, 582,031.. quality Is remembered long after and the meetings now are Just pleas ble class of gamblers in the city tion which will be of use hereafter.— want the best meat— North British A Mt-rcautilt price is forgotten 4»0»»»0» 0......................00 4 0 Although neither ever was heard ure Junkets for corporation presi than there would be if the town was Oregon Daily Journal. .... 19,ff#6,»74 Co............................ The quality of our brand gives ns Royal most delicious but I to utter a cross word to the other, 1 nsuran«'*- Co «,«97,158 dents and defunct politicians, in wide open. As it is now, the men us the tiiggrat biscuit business on no higher in price An unexpi ded charge of dynamite Isaac P. Beach, of Bradford. Conn., the coa*t. which they enjoy themselves in a who gamble must do so at a risk. has brought divorce proceedings was found under the rails of tho It will do as much for you COURT STREET desperate effort to revive lost repu . and they cannot afford to run crook- Northern Pacific track near Biras- against Mrs. Beach on the ground of intolerable cruelty. They have been —, Friday, ci_«u... |t lg thought to Mont., tations and in maxing speeches which ' ed games or take the tough into their' eye. »• Capacity. 150 barrels a day a charge by the black- married 10 years. Both are deaf might pave th« way to some little confidence. Gambling is carried on, be „ - » put . in - place . Flour exchanged for wheat I OK SALE AT THE EAST OREGON IAN mutes, and the testimony will be . , . , , , , mailers who have threatened to de- olile«, large bundle, of n«w»paper«, roo Not In any Trust Ifg Court itraot measure of popularity among work I and there given by witnesses similarly afflict- Flour. MUI Feed. Chuppad Feed, is no denial ot the fact, ttroy Bll brld»-es on the line If taluing ever 100 big paper* can b« ob Ô00 MAIN STREET ingmen. •fl. tallied tor J6 cinta a bundle etc., alwaya on hand. ' but If there Is such a tuing, the games iso.OOO was not paid to them. a- I > I > Winter Underwear Underwear to keep warm. Just the thing for the approaching cold weather. We have them in cotton and wool.------------- 3 3 E £ 3 3 3 3 BAER & DALEY 3 3 3 MEDICAL LAKE SOAP As Sure as the Sun Shines JOE STORE Special CLOTHING SALE • t t I LYONS MERCANTILE CO ROH R M AN The Leaders The Unsurpassed The Always Satisfactory CLEANING The Wilson coal and wood Heater.-«. Handled here only by us Coal stoves ranging in price from $7 to $20 W <>>i stoves ranging in price from $2.50 to $20. Our stoves are now readv for your inspection. THOMPSON They Go Al a Bargain HARDWARE Co. I GET MURPHY Painting and Paper «EAGLE Hanging BROS., THE BLACKSI1TIS Refrigerated Meat When You Order FROM TALLMAN & CO. US iescke’s eats eet S andard Grocery Co. E J. MURPHY INSURE IN Reliable Companies FRÄNK B. CLOPTON AGENT Conrad Platzoeder Walter’s Flouring Mills » » » Î * : » » » »