The east Oregonian., May 06, 1904, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 5

FRIDAY. MAY 6. 1904.
8 o'clock, when the program was
completed at the Methodist church.
Dr. E N Hutchinson, Colonel R. C.
Judson, A. H. Lee, Dr. Withy combe
and Professor Smith all addressed the
meeting in the evening.
and surveyor has not yet been hand
ed in; but unless the construction of
the road is too costly, it is a certain­
ty that the report will be favorable
for the completion of the project.
At this session of the court the
printing bill of the Tribune, which
was passed up at the last regular
term, will come up for settlement.
SUPREME COURT.
BREVITIES.
LESTER FRAKER STABBED
AND ASSAILANT ESCAPES.
Fraker Will Not Tell Who Slashed
Him, and the Whole Affair Is
Somewhat Mysterious — Wounded
Man Had a Narrow Escape From
Having His Jugular Vein Severed
—An Old Grudge Supposed to Be
Responsible.
Lester Fraker, well known in Pen
dleton and vicinity, is carrying a bad
cut around with him as the result of
an altercation in the Red Front sa-
loon Saturday night.
As the story goes. 1 Fraker was in
the saloon at the bar ’ when a strang-
er came into the room i and asked for
a drink. Fraker said I something to
the man. which was not noticed,
when the speaker hit the newcomer
over the head with a pair of spurs
which he had in his hand. The
stranger stepped back and drawing a
knife made a lunge at Fraker. catch­
ing him across the face, inflicting a
deep gash along the jaw bone. Had
the cut been an inch lower the wound
would have been fatal, as the knife
would have severed the jugular vein
Fraker was taken to a drug store
and his wound dressed, but he would
make no s'a.ement as to the identity
of his assailant, and as the latter had
escaped immediately after the cui­
ting, no attempt was made to arrest
him.
It is said that the two men had
trouble some time previous, and that
the cutting was the result of an old
feud. Fraker is a half-brother to W
J. Furnish, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Gid Morrison, of
Adams, visited in town today.
J. D. Casey, the mayor of Hilgard.
was a Pendleton business visitor to­
day.
Mrs. C. L. Roadruck of Irrigon, was
the guest of Pendleton friends to-
day.
P. A. Worthington of Portland, a
deputy United States marshal, was in
town on official business.
Mat H. Mosgrove. the merchant of
Milton. was a Pendleton business
visitor yesterday and today.
B. F. McElroy, one of the promi­
nent farmers of this vicinity, was
the guest of friends In town yester-
day.
Rev. G W. Rigby returned from
Athena today, where he attended the
dedication of the new Methodist
■hurch yesterday.
Mrs. Chester Osborn of I .a Grande,
visited with friends in Pendleton yes-
terday while on her way to Athena
to ra visit with relatives.
Mrs. William Dunham, of Walla
Walla, was the guest of friends in
Pendleton yesterday while en route
to La Grande for a visit with rela-
tives.
R. L. Oliver and daughter, Miss
Grace Oliver, were guests at Athe-
la yesterday, going over to attend
he dedication of the Methodist
-hurch.
Geo. H. Sutherland, the Walla
Wall, contractor, was a Pendleton
,-isitor yesterday on his way to
Sumpter, where he has some busi-
ness interests.
Mr. and Mrs. C.
I
E. Troutman and
Merk Williams attended the dedica-
:ion of the Athena church
yester-
lay- Mr. Troutman is the architect
«ho modeled the structure.
May Day is Appropriately Celebrated by the People of the
Hospitable Canary Town.
O. R. & N. Company Furnishes Able Speakers—School
Take
Children
Pert in the Excellent Program—One Thousand People Enjoy the Best
Picnic Dinner Ever Served in the
County — School
Teachers
Housewives of Echo Deserve Especial Credit for the High
of the Entertainment—Addresses by Prominent Educators.
and
Success
Delayed Shipment of
Intereating and Important Damage
Suit Against the O. R. A N., ths
Famous Barnhart Warehouse Case
Was the First Cass Called—A Per­
sonal Damage Caee Againet the O.
R. A N. Was ths 8econd Caso, Be
ing an Appeal by the Company—
Important Injunction Suit.
Panama Hats
The May term of the supreme
court sitting for the district of East-
ern Oregon, was opened this morning
They wer caught in the flood on
at 9 o'clock with all of the members
of the court la attendance.
the Northern Pacific.
Fortun­
Derwood Waffle was appointed bai­
liff for the session.
ately for ls they were not in the
Three cases were argued
before 9
the court today, two of them being
fire but will sell them at
appeals from Umatilla county.
The first case brought up was a
damage case against the O. R A N..
and held the attention of the court
for all of the forenoon, It was the
case of the Fireman's Fund Insur-
ance Company and
Northwestern
Warehouse Company, plaintiffs and
respondents, vs. the O. R & N
An
appeal from Umatilla county.
A suit brought in the circuit court
to recover damages for destruction of
warehouse and grain
at
Barnhart
station
in
December,
1902. The
warehouse company valued Its bouse
ar.d contents at $1.892.86, and receiv­
ed an Insurance of $1.250 Sam Lavis
also owned wheat valued at $735 56.
which was destroyed.
He transfer­
red his claim
Suit waa brought to
recover the value of the warehouse
and contents. The defendants de­
faulted and judgment waa rendered
plaintiffs for $1.448 63 on one ground,
and $431.35 on a second
The com­
pany appealed from this decision
Balleray A McCourt are attorneys for
respondents; Cotton Teal & Minor.
Carter A Raley and H F Conner rep-!
resent the O RAN
<
Other Cases Argued,
Elizabeth Adcock, respondent, vs.
the Oregon Rail*ay A Navigation
Comiiany. appellant
An appesi from
SOME GOOD PROPERTY TO OWN.
Umatilla county.
55JXX>—160-acre ranch near the city.
An action brought
80 acres in wheat, 20 in alfalfa.
ages for personal injuries received by
O'» bearing fruit trees
Much
reei>ondent while working for compa­
small fruiL Good buildings of all
ny as cook, and caused by train col-
sorts. Plenty of water always
liding with rook ear in which re­
ONE WHOLE WEEK. BEGINNING
TUESOAY
MORNING.
52-500—Two lots with good house, s
■pnndert was.
WE WILL HOLD OUR MAY MUSLIN
SALE.
OUR
ENTIRE
corner; East of Main street; close
The plaintiff sued for $3 Wi and • •
in; beautiful location. Easy term«
STOCK
WILL
BE
DIVIDED
INTO
SIX
LOTS
AND IN EACH LOT
The
*aa awarded $825 by the court
$24XX>—Five-room house, nearly new;
YOU WILL FINO CORSET COVERS. DRAWERS. GOWNS AND
company appealed. The appellant is
corner; dozen young fruit trees.
represented by W W Cottc»n. Carter
SKIRTS AT PRICES WAY BELOW THEIR REAL WORTH SEE
Fine trick cellar, sewer in.
A Raley. James G Wilson; the re­
HAND BILLS FOR THE BIG SALE.
of Main *;reet and very close in.
spondent by Henry C Collier and Bal
Lot 1—-Consisting of waists, drawers, gown« and cornet cov-
Fine location. Terms
leray A McCourt.
ers. your choice ...............................
13c
.........
Lillian H McDowell, plaintiff end
Three quarter sections of best
Lot C—Consisting of waists, drawer* gc ns and corset cov-
respondent, vs Frank S Parry and
wheat Land, near Pendleton. These
ers. your choice ................................ .............. . ...... ............ 1»c
quar.er sections lie adjoining each
H. K Brown, sneriff of Baker coun
ther and are all under cultivation
ty. defendants and appellants
L/Jt 3— Consisting of waists- drawers, gown*. corset
corer«
Good six-room house bams, stablee.
An appeal from Baker county, and
and skirts, your choice ................
29c
sheds, blacksmith shop.
Plenty of
a suit in equity to enjoin the sale
lx>t 4— Consisting of waists, drawer*,
corse?
covers
water at ail time«. Call and see ns
of certain real property in Baker
and skirts, your choice ........
.............. ............... • • • • • • » 55c
about the price
City, under an execution issued out
Lot 5— Consisting of waists, drawers, jowni. corset covers
of the circuit court of Baker county
Fine stock ranches, choice vacant
and skirts, your choice .................. ..........
................ .......... 79c
on a judgment in which Frank 8.
ity lots on which we will loan you
Lot 6—Consisting of waists, drawers
Parry was plaintiff and W A Kerst-
gowns. corset covers
money to build.
and skirts, your choice ................ >.. .. « • ».........
tng was defendant.
$1.13
I', »as an action brougbt in the
SEE DISPLAY IN CORNER WINDOW
Successors to E D. Boyd.
first place to recover $512 75 and In­
terest due Parry on a note given by
—Insurance. Real Estate, Loan*
defendant
C A. Johns Is attorney
111 Court Street
Pendleton
for appellant, O'msted and Strayer
for plaintiff
The cases of Oliver vs. the Oregon
Sugar Company; Jones vs Jones, and
Corner Main and Alta Streets
McFee va. Kelsey have been set for
hearing by me court tomorrow
ONE DRUG STOR
sale
Attorneys W W Cotton and H F ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a
at whatever stock Lnroices
Conner, of Portland; Charles A.
Johns and W W Straher. of Baker •••••••••••••••••••••••••a••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ▼ Approximately $2.000 00. Busi-
nees last year amounted to
City, and T H Crawford, of Union,
o
are in the city in attendance on the
over $5.000 00 This ls a splen­
court, having cases to be argued
did opportunity to buy a good,
Two months ago the citizens of of experience, the beauty oi many a
Echo, at the solicitation of Col. R science lies dormant.
C. Judson, industrial agent of the
"In farming, the rule holds good
O. R A N. organized a Farmers' as in other sciences Until you com
Club, for the purpose of holding edu­ pare results, and study to apply the
cational meetings, dlscussiug practi­ laws of nature and adapt them to
cal farm questions, and adding to man's uses, the best in nature lies
the happy surroundings of farm life idle and dormant.
in every possible way.
•this morning in your beautiful
This club has held regular meet-; Butter Creek valley, near Echo. I saw
ings and has been addressed by loo homes in a district that must in
some of the most prominent agricul­ I time support 400 or more, just such
tural experts in the Northwest. It I happy, prosperous homes
The ad-
has aroused an interest in farm and vantages here are untold The possi-
dairying industries, and has set the bllitles are almost beyond belief The
people of Echo to thinking on these rich soil and the warm climate sup-
subjects.
plemented with an abundance of liv­
The meetings of the club »-ulmin- ing water, make this the most ideal
tied in the farmers’ picnic held at home district in the West The pro­
I.eezer’s grove near Echo, on Sat- ductiveness of this land is not to be
irday. which was the most success- measured by years nor crops nor tons
■ul country picnic ever held in I'nia- i if you conserve its forces by diversi-
ilia county.
|fying your crops, and making it
variegated pro-
The brief special report contained strong by growing
iu the East Oregonian on Saturday ducts
»vening was but the barest outline,
Must Cultivate Taste.
and did not do the picnic justice,
' <>ne thing that must precede the
>ut was used as a telephone rews re- best agricultural age In the West is
port for the day.
better taste in keeping your home«
For three weeks the citizens of Your country is advertised to the
Echo have been preparing for this world bw its appearance
Strangers
CHURCH DEDICATED.
event. Committees of citizens have I read your sign on the face of your
PILOT ROCK RECORD WINS.
have .farm
They read your standard by
Mew Methodist Church at Athena »een diligently working, women
‘»een planning and cooking. the ¡the appearance of your barns fences,
Land Notices Published in the Morn­
Was Formally Dedicated Yester- teachers of the public schools have
j houses and roads
Your country ad
ing Tribune Are Not Legal and
Day.
»een drilling the school children for mits of he highest excellence
You
Must Be Republished.
Athena.
May
2.— (Special.)—The heir imported part in the program, must make its appearance to be in
John P. McManus, editor of the tew Methodist church was dedicated tnd the entire energy of the bustling keeping with its natural worth
Pilot Rock Record, was in town to- .esterday with appropriate ceremon- ommunity has been busy with the I "Brains need cultivation. Jest as
letails of the picnic.
day on a business visit.
■■■
ies.
soil needs It
It is impossible
Mr. Mc.'lanus is joyful over the
The day was ideal and the grove make the best out of your land by
A very large attendance witnessed
outcome of his contest for the land he dedicatory exercises, and over -»elected for the picnic was in the ¡chance methods
You must study • '
notice business wmea had been ille 19.001) was raised to pay off the out- ■.enith of its springtime glory, and i bring out the highest possible vleld
gaily taken from him by the Morning standing indebtedness.
A call was »verything worked together for the I by brain cultivation.
Tribune on false representation, sc made for $8.100. that being the »uccess of Echo, and her enterpris­
Wheat Kills the Sod.
the interior departmen points out by unount of the remaining debt, and ing citizens.
"I
know
entire counties in Wiscon­
its decision in the matter.
shea the subscriptions and pledges
The Parade.
sin that were practically ruined by
The law firm of Balleray & Me vere footed up it was found that
The parade which formed on Main t wheat raising. The soil was ex-
Court, which has been representing »ver $1.000 more than enough had
street at 10 o'clock, was led by the ■ hausted and the country was reced­
Mr. McManus in the controversy, is »een subscribed.
marshal of the day and 10 aides, dec- ing Instead of advancing. At last
in receipt of a letter from W A
The building cost $14.000 and is »rated in white sashes, the Queen
providence favored the country by
Richards commissioner of the gener »ne of the finest church buildings in
□f May. on a gorgeous throne, sur­ ' sending a pest of chinch bugs to eat
al land office, in which it is state«, Eastern Oregon. A new Christian
rounded and canopied overhead with up the wheat crop and drive the farm-
that the question had been misrepre church costing $11,000, was dedicat flowers,
followed;
two decorated i ers to dairying and diversified farm
sented to the department, in that the ?d here a few months ago. making
-ars. bearing 100 school children, Ing in order to live. They began to
Pilot Rock Record was not a paper oi •. total of $25.000 spent in two
ame next, after which came the ¡prosper as soon as they began to
general circulation, and that the de
hurches here within the past year mayor and city council, speakers of
‘raise something besides wheat They
partment has notified E W Davis
he day and citizens in carriages, »kept the richness on their land by
register of the La Grande land office,
PROGRESS AT IRRIGON.
making a procession of carriages feeding dairy rows and fattening
that in the future all lands nearer tc
xnd horsebackmen over half a mile hogs
Th?y saw Incomes swell as
the office of the Record than to the F. B. Holbrook, Joint Representative
in length.
they
multiplied
the products on the
Tribune, shall be advertised in the
for Umatilla and Morrow Counties,
Everything at the grove was in­ farms, until those very counties once
Record and no other paper. This de
in the City.
spiring. for just such a picnic. The impoverished by wheat raising, are
cision of the department practically
F. B. Holbrook, the man who made ?reat cottonwoods were at their full now the best in the state, the farms
gives the land notice business to the
Pilot Rock Record. as all of the Irrigon, superintendent of the Ore -eaf. and furnished ample shade; I are the most productive and the
lands, or nearly all, are in the neigh gon Land and Water Company, and «eats had been arranged and over farmers' tank accounts the largest.
Farm Isolation Is Destroyed.
lemocratic candidate for joint repre >00 feet of tables on which the splen-
borhood of Pilot Rock.
Further than this, there have been tentative between Umatilla and Mor­ lid dinner was to be served, were ar­
“I am glad that the former isola­
about $500 worth of notices printed row counties. is in the city on a brief ranged
tion of farm life has been destroyed
One feature of the dinner arrange- I am glad that the home of the farm
in the Tribune, which will have to be visit, having come up from the May-
ment. worthy of especial mention, er is now supplied with all the lux­
readvertised in the Record to make Jay picnic at Echo.
Mr. Holbrook has just completed was that the seats were furnished, uries and conveniences of the age
them legal. In cases similar to the
forks and spoons and that the city is gradually loosing
one naw being settled it has been the 1.800 feet of 5*t-foot barrel flume, on plates, knives,
ruling of the supreme court that the lis Irrigan ditch, which now brings were used instead of having the old- toward the pleasanter heme in the
THE REGISTRATION.
expense
of the
readvertisement 18,000 acres under the ditch. New fashioned lunch, at which everybody country for its best recreation and
a
a I
should be borne by the register of the jettiers are arriving at Irrigon every »food up and ate with their fingers
best enjoyment.
Which
Lee«
Than
Two
Weeks
Mere
In
The entire female population of
Are shown in our beautiful hats
The cream of srtistic mill- ¡
land office. Whether or not this will lay and Mr. Holbrook’s village is
“Ton must cut up your large hold­
to Register.
be required in this case is not known, aking on metropolitan airs in every Echo was designated as official ings
One man cannot do justice to
In cry ia at our store
•
way. A public school, church, news­ traitresses to attend the wants of the even 40 acres of this rich Echo land,
but it is probable.
So far there have been 2.425 voters
Ladles,
you
will
be
delighted
with
chicness
of
all
our
patterns
paper, stores, postoffice and other en­ picnickers, and the service was so while many of them are holding and registered at the office of the county
They are so different from other« because they wore •elected
terprise shave been established and perfect and the general spirit of the half way cultivating 400 acres
NEWS OF ATHENA.
One clerk. This is about half the total
e
□ver two dozen new buildings have day so hospitable and sociable, that man cannot cultivate and care for vote of the county, and the books
from the largest collection* in th- Eastern fashion renter*
A
is
Very
Sick
—
Ora
an
event
never
to
be
forgot-
constructed
this
spring.
been
It was
Mra. Mansfield
the immense crops of diversified pro- close on the 15th of May
▼lait to our store will convince
ten.
ducts that can be grown from 40
Rhodes Has Returned—Missionary
Pendleton is behind some of the
THE DEEPEST WELL.
A large crowd of Pendleton peo­ acres of this warm, rich, sandy land, outside districts in her registering.
Tea at Christian Church—Marriage
ple went down on No. 1. arriving at and many of you are spreading your­ and will have to hurry if all of the
of Popular Young
Folks—Entire Jurgen Mumm Has Just Completed ■ Echo at 11 o'clock, and was met at
selves over 2«0 and 400 acres, in the voters In the city are registered u.
Family Sick With Mumps.
the depot by citizens of Echo, with hopeless endeavor to produce
Farm Well 429 Feet Deep.
big time.
-arriages and conveyed
to
the crops There is room for 400 homes
Athena. April 30.—George Marquis’
The present registration will hold
The deepest well yet put down in
THE HOME OF THE STYLISH HAT.
McMinn's band of this city, within a radius of 10 miles of this for the coming general election tn the
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marquis of Ad- Umatilla county has just been com­ grove
was
engaged
for
the
day
and
added
city, instead of the 10O homes now state and for the presidential elec­
ams. are both suffering from a severe pleted for Jurgen Mumm. who resides
to the spice and variety of the gen­ found here.
tion in November, and for this rea­
four miles north of the city.
attack of la grippe.
Imitating the Patriarchs.
Ora Rhodes, who has been spend
The well is 429 feet deep and ron- eral program.
son it is hoped that all of the voters • -
The meeting was presided over by
*
ing a month or more on his home­ tains an abundance of water to sup-
"Many Western farmers farm just In the county make It a point to reg­ «
Mayor L. A. Esteb. and after an in­
stead in Crook county, returned home ply the needs of the rancn.
IS
ister
before
the
books
close
May
«
as Abraham. Isaac and Jacob farmed.
this morning Mr Rhodes likes that
The pumping apparatus used to vocation by Rev. W. P Jinnett of There has been no progress except in
t
country pretty well, but likes Athena bring the water the long distance to Echo, a musical and literary pro­ the manufacture of
♦
implements tn
FUNERAL THIS MORNING.
gram was rendered, which was well
•
the surface is a Red Jacket deep well
more.
5.000 years
When the natural grass
•
received
and
gave
evidence
of
care
­
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Cox spent yes­ pump and it works with ease, only
A
M<u
Gilliland's
Death
Was
Caused
of
the
country
is
exhausted,
these
•
terday in Pendleton, attending a re­ six strokes of the handle being nec­ ful preparation on the part of Miss migratory farmers pull up and leave
by Chronic Diabetes.
•
Celestine
Moorhouse
and
Miss
Fran-
ception given at the Matlock home. essary to bring water, and the test
•
for
another
virgin
field,
instead
of
♦
The funeral of Miss Mamie Gilli­
•
Death of Mrs. Lewis.
given it yesterday demonstrated it to celia Duncan, teachers of the Echo planting grass to supply the defic-
of
public
schools,
who
had
charge
land.
the
daughter
of
Thomas
Gilli
­
♦
Mrs Jennie Lewis died in Portland be a success in every particular.
The «canon for hammocks is h< re
Time tc get them is now «
eincy.
they
leave
the
country
a
waste
«
land. waa held from the undertaking
The pump is equipped with Red- his part of the program.
April 26th. Sue is the wife of H. P.
and go where nature has prepared parlors of M. A. Rader this morning ♦
J
and the plwce to get the beet at the lowest pnces is at our store
Picnic Dinner Unsurpassed.
Lewis, the insurance man of this Jacket electric welded galvanized
another feast for them.
at
10
o'clock.
Rev.
Robert
Warner
and
prettiest
J
We
have
spread
ourwelvee
In
securing
the
newest
Following
the
literary
program,
place. Mrs. Lewis was buried in La steel pipe and is operated by a wind
"You must help nature You must
pattern* turned out by the manufacturer*
Just look at our lines
♦
engine. W. J. Clarke & Co., who dinner was served, and such a pic­ add a little sense and brain work to of the M. E church conducted the ♦
Grande.
a
Grandma Mansfield, mother of A. have the exclusive sale of the Red nic dinner, it is safe to say. was the processes of natural growth. Nat­ services. The interment was made
In
the
Olney
cemetery.
It
was
erro
­
never
before
served
in
this
county.
L. Johns, has been very sick at the Jacket pumps in this county, put in
ural resources in any rich country neously stated in the paper of Satur­ ♦
♦
♦
The variety of dainty and delicate will gradually decline, if brains
the pump in this well.
home of the latter.
are day that scarlet fever was the cause
dishes and the abundance of the sup­ not mingled with cultivation to
The C. W. B. M. will give, on Sat­
per- of Miss Gillilands death, whereas it
ply was in keeping with the spirit of petuate the forces of nature.
urday, May 14, at the Christian par­
PLEASED WITH ASSESSMENT.
was the result of diabetes of long
Echo,
in
preparing
this
happy
cul
­
♦
sonage. a missionary tea. A program
"One of the best examples of un- standing
♦
643 MAIN STREET.
catn-
has been prepared, and an enjoyable Taxpayers in Southern Part of Coun­ mination of her educational
progressive citizenship I remember,
I ♦♦
paign among the farmers.
evening is expected.
I *
*
was exhibited in the state newspa­
ty Are Satisfied With Mr. Strain’s
Over 1,000 people were served and pers of Minnesota, when the farmers
•
W M. Miller, county school super a-
The entire Waddingham family Is
Policy.
then full baskets of provisions of
sick with the mumps, near W'eston.
organized a state dairymen's assort- intendent of Lane county, slapped
Miss Hyla Cooper of Walla Walla,
S. S. Darnell, deputy assessor for all kinds were carried home. The ation. The papers said it was non­ City Superintendent A. F. Bechdoldt
visited Miss Juanita Sargent of this Willow Spring?, Vinson and Hogue , tables were filled twice and some of sense to dairy in Minnesota, and in the face Saturday, because Bech­
precincts, has completed his work them three times in accommodating sneeringly remarked that the state doldt had punished Miller's boy at
city, Sunday.
At 4:80 p. m. Wednesday, April 27. and turned over the rolls of those . the crowd. Free ice cream and lem- dairy association met in Rochester school.
Mr. H. P. Curts of Helix and Miss precincts to the assessor, He says i onade were served and not a cent of this year, but would meet in the in-
Nellie Titsworth, the eldest daughter that the taxpayers are unanimously money was taken for anything on the sane asylum next. Today, Mlnnesota ! Moharlb won the Kansas City
one
of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Titsworth, in favor of the policy of Assessor • picnic grounds.
is the leading dairy state in the opening handicap of $5.000, at
mile and a quarter.
were married by Rev. Simons. Only Strain and that not a kick has been
Afternoon Program.
Northwest.
And to make a good
Chronic diseases a specialty.
Her
rimedies are strictly
the members of thg two families and registered in any of those precincts i
After dinner, the program was re- dairy country, you must raise some­
herbal, assisted by magnetic processes, and
medicated
vapor
most intimate friends were present. against the valuations placed upon i sumed and one of the most beautiful thing besides alfalfa. Alfalfa alone
baths.
They will make their future home In property.
The assessments were • events of the day was the vocal solo Is poison to a cow. It makes no but­
All diseases traced In a common sense and scientific man­
made this year, about as last year, by Mrs, Echo Miller, after whom, as ter fat. it diminishes the strength of
Helix.
ner, removing unnatural growths, tumors, goitre and all enlarge­
Stock losses in those precincts i a baby, the town of Echo was named. the milk, and is dangerous feed, if
ments of the glands. WITHOUT THE USE OF THE KNIFE,
COUNTY COURT.
heartily, fed alone. Mixed with other feed, it
have been very light, about all the • Mrs. Miller was cheered
paralysis, neuralgia, catarrh, asthma, bronchi-
Cure* rheumatism
loss reported having resulted from i and responded to an encore.
is one of the best forage crops grown.
tie. colds, liver and kidney troubles, and all diseases peculiar o
Final Action Expected Regarding the natural causes.
The first speaker of the afternoon
"The land that will grow such al­
women.
was Professor C. L. Smith, editor of falfa as you produce here Will grow
Wild Horse Road.
Special attention given to the
the Inland Farmer of Spokane, and anything in abundance. This coun­
Returned to Weston.
The May term of the county court
Whiskey, Opium and Tobacco Habits
institute
lecturer,
an
experienced
Mrs. L. A. Hildreth, of Weston, re­
try should produce 10 crops of diff­
will meet on Wednesday of this week
He spoke on the general subject cf erent varieties where it now produces
Treatment, nurse, board and room at reasonable rates. Con­
for its regular term. At this time turned home this morning after a
home life, and especially on the alfalfa alone. Your pork comes prin­
sultation free
final action in regard to the Wild visit with her daughter, Mrs. B B.
prospects before the district sur- cipally from Omaha. The cream you
Corner West Bluff and Marie Streets.
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Horse toad will be taken. What the Hall, who is all at the hospital. Mrs.
rounding Echo, and said in part:
are serving in your Ice cream today
action of the court will be is not Hildreth took her little grandchild­
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"It was a pleasing revelation to me was shipped from Utah to Portland,
known, as the report of the viewers ren with her to visit until Mrs. Hall
has recovered and can leave the hos­ this morning to drive over your a distance of 1,000 miles and back to MEN,
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beautiful valley, here, and survey the Echo, making over 1,200 miles this,
pital.
Cite Property
possibility that lies before you. I cream traveled to reach one of the (
Wheat Lands.
am sure that very few people in this richest and most promising cream:
W. O. W. Social.
On Saturday evning. May 7, there community understand just what this producing countries under the sun. ’
will be a social session of Pendleton wonderful country means. Very few if developed with that industry in
| This is an Oxford year, and ws
Camp No. 41. W O. W. for Woodmen, of us believe the actual facts about vjPW
their wives and lady friends. There our home country until some strang­
"The coming home makers of the >re prepartd to thoe B|| Umatilla*.
will be a musical and literary enter­ er investigates and introduces us to West are these little folks gathered
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FOR SALE.
tainment and refreshments will be our own. We arc prone to forget, to around this happy picnic ground to­
overlook, to disregard and under­ day. To them the world will look
Fifty residences, 150 vacant lots. served.
value our surroundings, until we see for an Improved and
business openings, hotels, feed yard,
progressive
Koeppen'a famous Ice Cream can again be obtained at the old fa*
a thrilling comparison made by some standard of farming.
Returned With Murry.
livery stable, stock ranches, wheat
observer
from
the
outBide.
▼ortta
L oe Cabin Soda Fountain.
Deputy Sheriff Blakley returned
lands and all kinds of real estate.
"As man cannot go back to Eden.
Saturday afternoon
from
Ritzville
Admires the Thinker.
It
should
be
his
highest
ambition
to
E. T. WADE A SON,
with J. J. Murry, wanted here charg­
“I am an admirer of the man who make lome spot on earth an Eden.” Be one of our happy customers
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Bldg.
'Phone, Black 1111. P. ed with having given whisky to An­ looks into facts. I admire the mtn
Following Professor Smith's ad-,
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nie Githens of Athena, He is also who studies, who investigates, who dress, Dr. James Withycombe, of the
O. box, 324., Pendleton, Oregon.
imi7PPT7MQ The Popular Price
wanted by the United States on a observes. The specialist who studies State Agricultural College, delivered
charge
of having given whisky to and the expert who experiments are an address on the value and profit of
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Hugh and Mollie Roby, Indians.
the frontiersmen of all sciences and dairying in connection with farming.
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industries. Until these living and His address will be published tomor-
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Motherhood is the greatest mag progressive spirits touch facts into i row.
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And • Shoemaker.
being, with their unanswerable logic
The meeting then adjourned until
Fire Sale Prices
Peoples Warehouse
REAL ESTATE
May Muslin
Underwear Sale
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BOYD A TURNER
Lee Teutsch’s Dept Store
Business Chances
Brilliant Ideas
profitable businesa
Also WELL ESTABLISHED
BUSINESS centrally located
at whatever stock Invoices,
and a small additional sum
for the good will of the busi­
ness
Business of last year
amounted to $16.560
Has a
ledse of four year* on ’be
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CARRIER MILLINERY
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Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
Home for the Afflicted
Dr. Sabina Leach’s Private Sanitarium
Oxfords
LOG CABIN
ICE CREAM
The Boston
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Merchants Protective
Deepain Build Ing. Room 43.
Telephone Black 11C1.
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Miss Carlson’s
Art Parlors
My stock of new goods for
fancy work is mor* complete
than ever. Beautiful new de­
signs
in pillow
tope, hem­
stitched linens, tinted canter­
pieces. poster pillow tope, lat­
est designs in Raffia work,
burnt wood, bead work. Ten*-
riffe work and all kinds of
stamping for shirt waist suits.
Free lessons given to all
persons purchasing 50 cents
worth of goods.
Remember,
you will find me at Alexan­
der Department Store.
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