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¿WÔÔWVæ FRIDAY. AUGUST 26. 1903. I cullimitIce <ui legislation of the suite I good roads asoclatlon. and will assist .it tli«- next session of the legislature ' in having better laws relativi- to highways. « "The chinali«' and soil condii lulls ■n lite went and east sides of the Cascades.” salti th«- doctor, "are so much unlike, that it will lu ilitll<-uli to draw up a measure that will ful- till the ri-quirements in th«- variuus HEROIC WORK BY CREWS sections of the state. Tilt- law must SAVED HEAVIER LOSS lie - so drafted that it will allow of «leal of discretion on the part a great 1 of the supervisors." Quantity of Threshed Grain A isc Dr. Smith is a stroug advocate of Burned — Squaws Rendered Valu better highways and has always tak«-n able Assistance in Carrying Piles .tn activ«- part in all matters p<-rialn of Sacked Wheat Away From the Ing to road improvement WHE»T FIELD SWEPT 81 FIHE MAKING HIS FRUIT PAY. Succecsful Methods of a Walla Walla Orchardist. : : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ There I k a lariiier named McMinn, ♦ near Walla Walla. Wash., who alwayn a O F. THOMPSON RECOVERED realiz«-« more for hit prunes than al ♦ 80 PER CENT OF THE ADULT POP a DIVERTED NEAR YOAKUM. most anybody <*lse in ills nelgblior- FROM PARALYSIS. ♦ ULATION SUFFER FROM ONE hood. ♦ PAINFUL AILMENT. lie «ultivales beneath his trees till E. DeHaven Taking a Ditch to Be the ground I h a Water System Soon to Be Completed p«-rfect dust-b Think what this means. Imagine the About i,th Mile in Length—Other this «onserves thè molature of — McNaught Ditch Company Pre WE ARE SHOWING NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS He never pi; U h bla pru amount of misery that exists and is endured | Settlers Will Extend the System— soil. paring to Reclaim Large Tract of IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. Wli«-n th«.-y are tliorougbly ripe. «imply because people «Jo not know theie is | Largest Single Irrigation System Idle Land—Survey of Townsite shakes I belli down un thè duat- an absolute cure. OUR DRESS GOODS DEPA RTMENT—WE HAVE ALL THE Now Under Construction on the »oil beneath his tree-, The ground Is Causes Surprises and Loasea—Co ♦ The only way to cure any complaint is to I Umatilla River—County Surveyor -«> soft that they an- not bruised. In yote Merchant Experimenting With SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. LATEST EASTERN NOVELTIES. remove the cause. There are very few dis 1 Kimbrell Had Charge of the Sur- drying th«-m Io- rejects the ones of Smoked Hare. IMMir quality Yes. it is a little more NEW FALL AND WINTER STYLES IN LADIES' SOROSIS eases or ailments that can be cured by ex- . vey. Flames—Mr. Crow Estimates That troubl«- but lie is paid well for his NEWS OF MILTON. ternal application—and piles is not one of SHOES. trouble and he always lias a d«-mand the Entire 190 Acres Would Have Echo, Aug 20.—O. F. Thompson, them. Piles can be cured; the treatment ■tie pioneer citizen of Butter creek, Kimbrell has returtied for Ills output Re»i- Surveyor William Nichols Has Built Threshed Out 35 to 40 Bushels Per ♦ LADIES' READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT — WE ARE must, however, be internal, for the cause of When a farnu-r sa««-s himself a llt- : dence—Miltcn District Will Vote on trout surveying the first three-fourths •te trouble by taking In his products who suffered a slight stroke of paral Acre—Was the -ast Field of a piles is an internal disorder of the liver or SHOWING ONE Ur THE FINEST AND LARGEST LINE EVER ysis a few «lays ago. baa recovered. of a mile of the course of an irrigat ♦ Proposition to Establish the Higher 1400-Ac re Crop. n an uninviting way he usually mon the bowels. Even catarrh of the stomach .Mrs H C, Willis was severely ing «lit« h which is to be approximat«- ♦ BROUGHT TO THE CITY. han pays for th«- <-vra trouble by the stung by bees at the home of O. D Grades in the City Schools—Dis ;> two and three fourths mlJeH long : and bowels can be cured by Dx. P krkis s ntaller pri<-<- h«- gets. As an exam Teel this week, while picking peaches cussion Involves Question of Alle- pruvld«-d the «xinsent ot all the prop T ii . e Srxctnc, The Internal Remedy. NEW LINES OF DRESS TRIMMING. LACES. RIBBONS ♦ Fire last evening between 6 and . pie, 1 have seen cherries taken to A < arloaij ot ice was received from i > erty ow tiers along the propoxed route : giance to Columbia College. Here is an instance of what this practically 6:40 o'clock destroyed 190 acres o! market In busnel Istxes Possibly a BELTS. HANDKERCHIEFS. Pendleton Thursday, and helped In < an l>e olitaiuixj to i the project i > st&uding wheat belonging to John infallible remedy will do: Milton, Aug. 18.—Th«- water is low third of them were « racked, or not In < > reducing th«- temperature greatly. Th«- ditch leaves south Bide of the t»«-Kl condition Crow, the well known reservation than the Umatilla alxiut I the R E. Thom, the well known bee i > Dr. C. A. Perrin. Helena. Mont—Dear farmer, whose place is alxiut six er in the Walla Walla river now 15 miles west of it has been for years. There is scarce For jterfi-ct Royal Anus the grocer keeper of Butter creek, sold 50 tons Pendleton on what Sin I have nearly finished the former bottle is known as the east of town, adjoining tbe rail ly enough to keep the surface moist. was paying I cents but for the in of alfalfa hay to the McNaught Ditch of Perrin's Pile Specific and am practwally miles Tom Baker place, now I owned by K One hundred and thirteen tickets DeHaven. an«i ih«- three-fourths mile (erior fruit only 2*4 cents. Tbe gro Company this week. well. My case was one which most physi way. It also burned half the product cians would have pronounced incurable, as I of 30 acres ot wheat which was in were sold at this p«ace Wednesday surveyed is all upon his place The McNaught Ditch Company la Mr cer sees the cracked cherries and 'akes thi-m at 2*4 cents Say the pro-paring to irrigate and place on the was atfiicted with a dysentery and compelled I sacks in the «.eld. anil hustled Mr for Walla Walla Dcliaveu will at once proceeti wit' Th Frazier threshing outfit has the construction ot this part of the farmer had ßiMl pounds of cherrie*. market a large tract of their land in to go to the toilet room from three to five Crow, all his hired help and a larg« times each day and each time would bleed number ot neighbors, both white and finished harvesting and stored away propose«! irrigation channel, and for 200 pounds Of which were inferior tbe vicinity of Maxwell. THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES fruit. from one-half to one teacupfuL 1 had to Indians, to save other property, some thetr machine until next year. The new water system under way that purixtiie has tbe excavating now resort to bandages and absorbent cotton to ot which was made secure by a ver> Had he sorted his cherries h«- would is progressing nicely. There is now William Nichols has erecte«l a neat ■lone tor the hvadgate. and the lumber ♦ check the flow of blvxxi. and now the past close call. six-ro«>m cottage in the s«>utb end of on the ground which is to go Into it. have gotten 4 cents a |>ound for 400 nothing in the way of the early cone i »»»00000900000000000000000000000090099000000000000000 ten or tweh e davs there has been no sign of Mr. Crow says that the first tra<« town, for rent. t Today he is in town for the purchase pounds or 816 for the best, and for pietion of tbe system, as tbe surveys bleeding and my appetite is good; have of fire was in the grass on the rail A petition, signed by 92 of the 'l two scrapers, and they will be at the 200 pounds of Inferior fruit at bare been made ami ail obstacles re gained ten pounds in weight and feel like a way right of way. and that it swep: 24«‘ voters ot the Milton si hool dis put into requisition in digglug í’-t cenia he would have gotten »5. moved from the site. new lease of life was gi« en me. through the grass a distance ot v,' trict. for the purpose of getting an once The recent cloudbursts In the Al the ditch which is to l«e live f«*«‘t ->r 821 for hls load of cherries A« it Very truly yours. rods eastward, where it encounter- « xpression of I the patrons of the was h< got 2'^ cents for hls luad or kali canyon took out the concrete wide uix>n th«- bottom, wherever it Is 815 e wheat stubble first. This Stubb« «chool in reg« ard to getting the bighes T. R. H akkis . only, a ditter« n- •«• ot 8*- aeadgaie in the Hunt ditch, now upon -Mr. DeHaven's land Not mil' h. it Is true; still every «wned by the Hinkle Ditch Company. October 20th, 1902. Yerington. Net . formed a very narrow band, the com trades in th« public schiMil. has been The plan Is to extend tbi* ditch f- r Our »'old storage mewls ar« always right; always tender, always bines having been around the field landed to th«- directors, who hav«- about two miles further, across the dollar counts on the farm. There are in-1 the Newport Construction Com Dr. Perrin'- Pile Specific is sold by all but two or thr«-e times, leaving tli« Juicy. ailrtl a m«-eting to l>e held Septeni- Yoakum place,” as it is commonly s<-or«s of (arm wastes going on on pany has just «ompleud an elegant her 5. reliable druggists at 61.00 the bottle, under field of 20u acres practically uncut. known now owned by Jndg Yoakum most (arms For example how many gat«.* in a different location, which Try our mild cured Hams They are free from that strong taste. About two year« ago tbe sanie qties- and Mrs. Thomas Baker, and occu- farmers tak«- proper care of the tarn, will be out ot the.way of floods. The Fire Sweeps Stubble Field. an absolute guarantee to refund the money manure? How many shelter all their ion was brought up and voted down, «Id ga-e rust about 82500 Having crosseo the stubble the fire 10 years pl«M by a tenant uame-l Traver, who -.1» propyly? should this great internal remedy fail to Just look around vgo. and was a fine piece of work, had full swing in the open field of in account of the starting ot Colurn -iileh-ts from Charles Marple. cure. farm and see If there are your own ' ia college, which the majority ot but wu placed in the gulch, so it was uncut grain. Scores of neighbors sn The next plac«- down the river is anxious to see tbe J T. Temple place, now owned any little wastes going on—Fred ex posed to floods and high water In Dx. Fr.xxtx M edical C o .. H elena . M ont ail of Mr. Crow s force took tbe alarm he citizens were •07 MAIN STREET IxM-kley he canyon. from the smoke almost before the prosper. by Ed Dupuis. Mr Dupuis is enthus Now. as the college has ■a firm iastically in favor of the new ditch The surveys of tbe townsite this tire reached the uncut grain probably, TWO FRAUDULENT CHECKS *«-ek deprived some of the old-timers but a stiff breeze was blowing, and foundation and th«- district is fully «■Ittme. and the proposed terminal of of land they thought they owned, their utmost endeavors were neces tide to support th«- ninth and tenth the dit«-h on bis land. National Receives' Checks ¡’rank Spike Jost a front f< nee and ' ♦♦•♦•»•»•999999999999999999900909009 909999999999999< sary to save the seven or eight acre« zra«i«-s in th«* public school, those hav- It is understood that the owners of Firat I a row of stately elms in front of bis of grain yet standing, which they did ng children who have complete«! the the Yoakum place are not favorable Draw by Men Not Known Here. house, but in comp-nsatlon got a slice by whipping the tire with wet blan tublic school cours«« do not feel able to the project, bu; it is believed their The First National Bank of this kets and sacks, and by running s->m< to pay 83” tuition, are asking th«- clti- opposition is tbe result of a misun dty is the victim of two fraudulent it real estate from H. G Newport, : furrows with a gang plow. In front of tens to help establish the hlgh<-r derstanding of the «-onditions and < he« ks drawn on the local Institution on the other side. The lines are run ♦ trades in th«* public school. ning in unexpec ted places. the advancing flames. A comnu t that they will w»ndraw all obstacles and cashed in Spokane. The two bo- ♦ There are several parties here who such as refusal of right of way when -is check«, one for 815 and the other L. B Huffman, a merchant of Co- plow was broken in the first endeav ♦ ♦ or to plow a guard, and the gang plow I tave promised the college their sup- the factors are fully understood by tor 816. were received through the i»ie. has on band the carcasses ot 30 [ Tort, which is all right, and others them. moked American bare, which be pre- was the second recourse. mail« this morning for collection. I would gladly do so If they were able In the meantime «r. DeHaven i« The ch«Y-ks bear the tame of C. F. ared as an experiment. The an;- Squaws Did Good Service. I to. hut they are not. o* Ba rd and are drawn In favor of E E ■nala are fat and sweet, and the green Squaws were the first to make any I Tbe question is being discuasi-d going ahead with the active work willow smoke gives them a flavor considerable effort to save the grain I iret-v thoroughly, and it another hot digging tbe ditch and putting in the Hall Neither name la known at the bat is an appetizer tor sure. He will headgate, and will irrigate his own Pendleton ban. . in sacks. In fact, they were the firs: i rave comes over Milton on Septem "It la simply a case of fraud.” said make further experiments If he can that had an opportunity to get upon ber 5, just blame the citizens for It. land next spring and sun.m-r in any event. Assistant Caahi r Georg» A. Hartman, get fat rabbits and find a market for the ground except the gang, which This Is rhe largest single inrgaUiàft Jr ’hls afternoon 'Every year we his output. “KNOCKED THE STUFFING OUT were otherwise busy at first. They CALIFORNIA CROP SHORT I event on th* Umatilla river down to are subjected to such annoyances iue reach of the fire carried out of OF IT." heavy wheat yield . «that point, and its progrew will be into splinters, may have between 40 and 50 sacks before other State Will Not Produce Enough for watched with great interest, as there Someone ha« «enured blank checks and broke it _ from our bank and filled them out been the fate of your carriage whet help arrived. Seeding and Milling Purposes. is money and experience enough be "During the banrest season it is al- E. W. McComaa Says 15 Tores Mere The two combines, each drawn by it was run into by something; but Wneat Than Last Year in West hind it to make it a complete suc ways well for merchanta and busl- There will not be enough wheat "there is balm in Gilead.” or there 1» 30 horses, had to be driven as fas: Part of County. nesa men to use care tn cashing pleasure in knowing that in our shop as the teams could draw them, to harvested in the state of California cess upon ’he scale mapped out "The wheat yield bewteen Pendle checks for it Is an easy matter for you can have tt made good as new keep them from being burned, as the this season for seeding and milling ton and Umatilla this summer, de fraud to ve practiced. ” purposes. ” declared T K Reard. of JOHN WA — LLETSIE AS machines were in the field, running We do all kinds of carriage repairin» lated E W. McComu. the local SAULTED H E JENSEN and blacksmithing in a skillful and the swaths mentioned as forming a Modesto. Cal . who is in Pendleton FEWER HORSES SICK. grain dealer, "will be 15 times as superior manner. We set tires with narrow boundary of stubble around kx king af'er local grain Interests. < > large as it was last year. 1 am not "The fruit crop this year is also White hydraulic pressure; does It better the main body of wheat. Mao Befriended Drunken Not a Horae Has Oea «n Tutu-lla referring to increased acreage for ♦ very light The main reason is on The feed racks, cook wagon and does it while you wait; does not hurt Umatilla and Wa« Afterward AL ♦ the heavy returns on account of ex Country During This Harvest. or deface your wheels and adds U 40 tons of hay were also saved, but account of the general unseasonable, ♦ tacked—Quarrelsome Indian Strikes However, the < ► e the life of the rig. Call and see it by the most strenuous efforts that ties* of the year. J B Owens, of Tutuilla, has har- cellent crops " La*t season the wheat yield north Farmer on Head With Heavy Rock vested 160 acres of wh«*at of excellent work. We have Winona Wagons could be put forth. The hay was en wheat crop would have been larger Hacks and Buggies, and Stover Gaso tirely surrounded by fire at one time but a great many farmers planted Inflicting Severe Scalp wounds— iua.it« which yielded 30 bushels per west of Pendleton was very Lgbt in -» At the line Engines. GOOD ATTRACTIONS. SPLENDID and the people inside tbe conion of barley or have given up the wheat RACING. BE5T OF z-r»- The acreage of wheal that will most instances Warrant Out for the Siwash. NEAGLE BROTHERS. blaze were in considerable danger ndustrv for fruit. This has mater- b< sown on Tutuilla «his fall will be farm ot M J Foster, last season, BAND MUSIC. »10.000 IN PREMIUMS. MAGNIFICENT STOCK John Wa — lletsle a Umatilla. 1« th.- total yield amounted to 260 sacks ialiy decreased the acreage " The Blacksmiths. but by dint of the efforts ot those about the tame as last fall Like the average Californian, how- wanted on a cnarge of assault with a SHOW. A FINE CAMP GROUND WITH I FOR ALL. ROOM inside as well as outside the f.re was Mr Owen» reports less sickness This year he will harvest 10.000 dangerou» weapon. In a complaint ver. Mr Beard would not admit that stopped before the hay was reached «mong horses than la usual at this sacks. < ► FRESH WATER PIPED INTO THE GROUND. PLENTY OF THE NEW ECONOMICAL With very few. it any exceptions, the so-called Golden State Is over filed In the state cirruit court this me of the year, and none at all have Grain Was Insured. rated. "California." he continued 'is morning. Deputy District Attorney H dt««l during harvest in that neighbor- the farmers of Umatilla county are SHADE. GOOD STREET CAR SERVICE AND LOTS OF EN IRRIGATOR The grain was insured with one all right, but it is not a wheat pro E Collier charges Wa—lletsle with more than pleased with the season's tor any wheat Ixxtd. which 1» unusual TERTAINMENT AND EDUCATION FOR EVERYBODY. NO COST OF OPERATION. of Lee Moorhouse's companies at 3e ducing country '• atta< king H E. Jensen. a white man growing district during harvest, even yield With good prices now and bushels per acre for tbe standing Mr Beard will remain tn Umatilla with a rock. NO EFFORTS HAVE BEEN SPARED TO MAKE THIS with the greatest rare. and 1» rape«' ; rospects for even better quotations, grain. Just what disposition can The crime is alleged to have taken .al«y unusual «-onstdertng th« uncom the owners are contemplating im -ounty about a week before returning YEARS i-AIR SURPASS ALL PREVIOUS EXHIBITS. made of the loss in sacks, is not at to the San Joaquin valley. place at the farm of Charles Wilkins. monly hot weather which prevailed provements on their farms, ar.d it is < ► •hls time known. near this city Jensen found a drunk his year for a I arg.- part of that time. »aid a number of new ranch dwell TAKE A WEEK OFF AND ENJOY THE EVENT OF THE This field was nearly the finish of en Indian lying by the roadside and Mr Owens has worked 40 head most ings win be erected this fall PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS YEAR. Mr. Crow's 14‘X'-acres wheat crop of took him to the house There be this year. Besides the seven or eigh School Board Has Made Following gave the man a drink of water an«! of th« time since cutting began Thirty-five Bushel* Per Acre. acres of this lield which was saved Selection« for Next School Term. allowed him to remain in the shade Lee Hummel!, of Tutuilla, i* in it »♦»9000000000000900000000000e000«e0000009000»»0000090 SATURDAY'S LOCALS. by fighting fire last evening, he has Wa—lletsle rode up and begat The Pendleton scbool board has se- this year He ha* harvested 5<«i some 7«» acres in another field as yet eured 21 teachers to fill positions In quarreling with the other Indian and of wheat which averaged 35 The East Oregonian is Eastern Oregon's representative paper. tt Henry .Molstrom the well known acre* uncuu the city schools this fall It is pos Jer.sep order, m J them both from tbe bushels per acre, and the quality 1* leads and the people appreciate it and anew 't by their t beral patrenage. Mr. Crow states that judging from sible that on«- or two more tnstru- • ¡•lace They went outside the fence ’X-spaln Gulch farmer .* tn town to- more than average It is the advertising medium of this section. the threshed out and measured yield tors may be added to tbe corps this and the drunken man started away, day. I of the remainder of the field, that he fall The list follows; Jacob Born of Ukiah will drive a ------------------ -------------------------------- but Wa— lletsle attempted to return is Justified in claiming that the burn High school—E. B Conklin, super- and when Jensen closed tbe gate on ‘ unch ot tat <*a««le Into Pendleton to ! *****************••••••••••»•••9999000999990099909»*eoo90090999999999 ed field would have yielded from 35 iniendent; Georg«- W Ayr«*«, princi him. he drew a rock from his pocket morrow. to 40 bushels per acre of first quality pal. Mrs F S. Ivanhoe. Miss Clara and struck th«- white man. Perry Gould and C. C Lane prom- grain. J«msen’s walp wa« lacerated by a nent Nolin farmers, were In Pendle- fl Hall : Elementary and primary grades— blow from the rock and one of his on last nlgbt. ■ > GUS STANGIER'S FUNERAL. Mary Ritner. Carrie Epple. Rozenx ears was cut It is claimed that the M M Johns, ot Athena, was in i Indian who threw th«- rock was not Pendleton last night on-his way to the L* rgest Procession Seen in Pendle Epple. Neva Lane. Sadie Baum. Eva un«ler the influence of liquor. D Froome, Pearl W lus. Agnes E '«>ast to Join his wife and family. ton for Some Time Follower the Shepherd. SteUa L. Marple, Pear! J«’hn Temple. Jr., who lives eight Buys Pendiet... Property. Rinearson Eva L. W«x»d. Anna Ling- Remain*. mil«-* north of town, is hauling 80-- -nfelder. Elizabeth Parrott. Francella ♦ Miss Lura Richards, for nearly The funeral of Gus Stangier wax -ushels of wheat Into tbla market Duncan. Ellanor Moorhouse, Reba thr«-e years postmistress at Pilot ■very day. Write today for free Illustrated book held at 9:30 o'clock this morning Gan’s and Carrienette Haly. Rock, has bought the Harold Stewar” St Mary's Catholic church. Rev Al Norton, of Yoakum has harvoet- Columbia Engineering Works from residence on West Court street. Pen Father Trivelli, pastor, officiating 10tn and Johnson St*.. Portland, Or. assisted by Rev. Father P. DeRoo. ot Weston Wheat Sells Well. dlHon for wn.ch sn«- has paid 1375*' d 4U« acres of blu«eitem. trblcb «.“O sacks of wheat, all ot Henry Pinkerton hit th«- market This is a desirable r«-sldence profv yfeided Portland. The remains were escort •x< »lient quality. : erty. consisting of on« and one-half this w«-ek at its top notch, selling 3250 ed to the cemetery by members of U E McClellan, th«- well known Tu • > ♦ th Redmen. Eagles and Young Men's bushels last Wednesday to the ele lots and m-ar the business center of vator company's local agent at 67*40 town. Miss Richards leavm for Pen tuilla farmer. Is at St. Antnony's bos- Institute. The funeral was one ot the largest Yesterday the market was "off a dleton tomorrow to close the deal iltal with what his physician fears OF PENDLETON. ever held in the city, several hund cent or so. Mr. Pinkerton made Just She will not go to Pendleton to live will develop into typhoid. Edith F Ray ana husband have IF YOU BUY A BUGGY OR WAGON. OR A FARM IMPLEMENT BECAUSE IT IS CHEAP, IT CAPITAL................................... »70,000 red persons attending. All the sa 885 by waiting one day after being until the middle of October Her de OFTEN PROVES TO BE VERY EXPENSIVE ECONOMY. AS IT TURNS OUT Tv EE CHEAPEL IN SURPLUS.................................. «60,000 loons in the city were closed from :« id vised to sell by tbe most compe- parture from Pilot Ro< k will be re disposed of lot 3 of block 2. original Transacts a general banking busi until 11 o'clock Los morning out of tent authority on the wheat market in gretted here by her many friends who own ot Pendleton to Jesse Falling QUALITY THAN IN PRICE. I DO NOT PRETEND TO COMPETE WITH THE "CHEAP JOHN” <• «'«iLsidcration being 82000. town—whom modesty forbids us to hold her in the highest esteem —Pilot ness. Exchange and telegraphic trans respect for Mr. Stangier. < > OUTFITS FROM THE EAST WHO ARE HERE TODAY AND GONE TOMORROW. AND WHO UN The pallbearers from tbe three or name. This sum will more than pay Rock Record L G Alcorn, of Yoakum, has har fers sold on San Francisco, New York, LOAD SOME CHEAP ARTICLE ON YOU AND ARE NOT HERE TO MAKE IT GOCD WHEN THE < > vested 320 acres of wheat whi«h Chicago and principal points in the ders to which the deceased be longed ais fare for his contemplated visit PAINT WEARS OFF AND IT PROVES ITS SHODDINESS. I AM HERE TO STAY. I WILL Right Kind of Nerve. were: Joseph Sullivan, Georg* his fall back to “the states.”—Wes yielded approximately 3500 sacks of < > Northwest. William Scott, a Great Northern train, of which h» has already mar Drafts drawn on China, Japan and Cruise. N. Joerger, Richard Keegan ton M ader. CHARGE YOU A REASONABLE PRICE AND GUARANTEE MY GOODS TO BE AS REPRESENTED. T. E. Morgan and John Hanlon engineer, is at the Sacred Heart hos keted 3000 sack*. Europe. IN FACT, I WILL NOT CARRY CHEAP. SHODDY GOODS. BECAUSE I EXPECT VOUR TRADE New School House. Over 50 teams were in line in the pital suffering from a severe scalp Makee collections on reasonable Henry Thoren, of Vansycle. has THIS YEAR AND EVERY YEAR. TO KEEP FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS IN THE IMPLEMENT In th«- school district known as the procession, the Pendleton band lead wound. Th«- accident happened Mon harvest»«! 1H0 acr«-s of wheat which terms. BUSINESS THE ONLY WAY IS TO SELL GOODS THAT ARE A CONSTANT RECOMMENDATION ing. The “Dead -March ' was played 'Elder district.” 15 miles northwest day night, but "Billy" has not inform averaged 18 bushels to the acre, the in an impress.ve manner as the long of Pendleton, will be built this fall a ed his most intimate (Heads of his quality being excellent. Th« ground TO YOUR STOCK. GOODS THAT WILL STAY BY YOU AND IN THE END SAVE YOU MONEY. LEVI ANKENY, President. new school house, which will cost misfortune. It happ«-ned thus: En Is said to have lx-en too thinly seed- W. F. MATLOCK, View-President procession filed through the city. YOUR TIME AND YOUR PATIENCE- A GLANCE OVER THE FOLLOWING LIST WILL PROVE All the orders to which -Mr. Stan about »600. The house will be paid gine No. 216. <>n which he was engl- ed to produce more grain, but why G. M. RICE, Cashier. THAT I AM HANDLING ONLY THE BEST GRADES OF IMPLEMENTS AND MAY SUGGEST gier belonged were well represented for jiartly by district tax and partly neer. was taking water at Lyons. 20 II was not s«>«Med heavier could not SOMETHING YOU ARE IN NEED OF. ALL I ASK OF YOU IS TO COME IN AND COMPARE THE It will be miles from this city. The water be learned. and many country friends attended ■ y publh subscription < > QUALITY' OF MY GOODS AND PRICES WITH WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING ELSE.VHERE completed In time for a late fall term spout, which ha«l been raised, fell on the funral. Maliy Shutrum. four miles north to begin this year. The building will bls head, cutting a large gash The AND I KNOW I WILL GET YOU FOR A CUSTOMER. I HANDLE THE CE'LEBRATED of town has finished cutting 1000 be 16x24 feet in size and frame. GEBHARDT CASE SETTLED plucky man realizing the necessity acres of wheat, which averaged 30 ORGANIZED MARCH 1, 183». of getting into Spokane out of the bush«-1s per acre He raised a large Will Sow Larger Acreage. Deputy Sheriff Blakley Succeeded in HODGE HEADERS, BINDERS. RAKES AND MOWERS way of a sp«-< ial and several passen G. W. Davidson, of Vansycle, realiz ger trains, ti«-d a handkerchief around a< reag<> of spring wheat which has CAPITAL................................. »100,000 Getting Money. not tx-on threshed It Is not believed THE CHAMPION REAPER. Transacts a general banking business. »I an average of 20 bushels from 14<* When Deputy Sheriff Joseph Blak acres, but the quality was of the hi.« head and remained at tbe throttle that the latter will yield as large an Interest allowed on time deposit«. until his destination wax reached. the CELEBRATED RACINE BUGGIES AND HACK« i i Exchange bought and cold on all ley went to the farm of Peter Geb finest no better wheat was raised Dripping with blood. w«-ak from ex average as usual, though it will not < > hardt, on Pine creek, to serve Botin hy any means be a failure. this .year in that part of the county haustion and pain. b<- stopped his en principal pointe. THE OLD RELIABLE BAIN WAGONS. Special attention given to collec of attachment to satisfy a harvesting Mr. Davidson believes that a larger gine nt its destination in Spokane claim of »147, tbe stolid German, who acreage ot wheat will be sown In that Weston Hay Prices. WHEN ANOTHER DEALER TELLS YOU HIS WAGON IS JUST AS BOOD AS THE BAIN tions. with the aid of dogs and a rifle had country this fall than was sown last and fell back unconscious His work Five carloads of baled timothy hay WAGON IT IS A TRIBUTE TO THE SUPERIORITY OF THE BAIN w».t done. He had saved perh«ps —Weston mountain's celebrated pro- prevented Constable Imvender, ot fall. W. J. FURNI8H, President. * undress jf 1 ves. Then and then on duct—have been shlpp««d from this « Weston, from entering his premises, SUPERIOR DRILLS—Superior of all Drills. J. N. TEAL, Vic» President. ly then dl«1 he give way 'o his gain. station to Walla Walla, and 100 tons had undergone change. T. J. M0RRI8, Cashier. About the Average Sowing. Kc was taken to the Sacred H*art THE HAINES-HOUSER HARVESTER—Said to be far and away the Beet Combined Harveeter “If the-claim is not satisfied,” said more will follow. The hay was pur- J. W. MALONEY, Aae’t Cashier. C. H. Rosenberg raised between the under sheriff’ "I shall drive out 500 and 600 acres of wheat five hospital There a surgeon sewed up chased by R A. Dozier and Sim J on the market the wound. The medical man express- < > your stock an«I take your wagons and miles north of town, and while he Culley, and netted 311.50 per ton at i d rtuch surprise at the man's nerve WASHINGTON DOUBLE DISK WEEDER. Ke. T991. grain.” cannot yet tell the yield i»er acre. It and iemarked that he never saw a the platform to the growers.—Weston Treasury Department Office of Comptroller The farmer reflected and then In will be large and the quality is first- Lender. of tbe Currency THE WELL KNOWN CANTON AND FLYING DUTCHMAN PLOWS. AND SANG PLOWS n:nn with such a strong will.—Spo Washington. D C-, June 14. HMM. stead of calling for his dogs, he said; class. Just about the usual acreage kane Press. Whereas, by satisfactory evidence, pre "If you will allow me time to go to Finished Harvesting. sented to the underoirued It has been Walia Walla I will get a draft and of wheat will be sown in that neigh made to appear that "The Commercial Na George Perringer has finished har borhood this fall. Spokane Whips Circus In Line. THEN THERE IS A HOST OF OTHER THINGS I ALWAYS HAVE IN STOCK. SUCH AS tional Hank of Pendleton, * located In tbe send you the money. When you first Ringling Brothers' circus, which vesting about 600 acreB on the reser city of Pendleton, In the county of Uma came I thought you were one of those AXLE GREASE AND LUBRICATING OILS, WAGON JACK8. DOUBLE TREES AND SINGLE TREES Fifty-one Bushels Per Acre. tilla. and state of Oregon, has com comes Saturday, will be given in vation He used a Rlgby-Clove com- WHIPS AND WHIP STOCKS, MONKEY WRENCHES, BOLTS. VALVES piled with all tbe provisions of tbe statutes (and he swore a mild oath) lawyers." Itlned harvester for the eutire amount One of the largest wheat yields so BABBITT. WHEELBAR. of the United States, required to be com Mr. Blakley took Gebhardt at his far rejxirted is from the George Per Spokane, and not outside the city and threshed out the heaviest yield ROWS, BLACKSMITH TOOLS, RUBBER HOSE FOR WATER TANKS, i AFRICAN limits, as the circus people threaten piled with before an aasoctatlon shall be word and < > WATER BAGS, returned to Pendleton yet reported on 76 acres, this amount ring« r farm on the Reservation. On authorized to commence tbe buelneas of BELTING AND LACING AND OTHER ARTICLES. I AM HERE TO DO BUSINESS ANU TO GET Yesterday afternoon the draft arriv 7« acres of the Porringer ranch 1733 ed. Comptroller F L. Daggett. Pres averaging more than 51 bushels. hanking. < > YOUR BUSINESS AND KEEP IT. YOU WILL FIND THAT I WILf_ GIVE YOU THE BEST VALUE Now. therefore, I, Thomas P Kane, dep ed. "It came a day sooner than I sa< ks were threshed, making an aver ident J. H Boyd of the count'll and uty -wd acting comptroller of tbe curren Councilman N. 8. Pratt met yester FOR YOUR MONEY YOU CAN GET IN TOWN. COME AROUND AND INVESTIGATE cy. do hereby certify that * Tbe Commer expected,” said the deputy. Harvested 2000 Acres of Wheat age of a fraction over 51 bushels |HT day morning with W. H. Tabor, repr» < lai National Bank of Pendleton." located William Yohnka of Yoakum, has acre. senting the circus, and tbe later fi in tb<. <lty of Pendleton. In the county of A UNIFORM ROAD LAW. Umatilla and state of Oregon h antborlz nally agreed that the circus would finished cutting his crop of 2000 acres ed to commence tbe business of banking. Got 76 Cents Per Bushel. pay |75<i for a license. Thia I h the of winter wheat. The entire yield hs provided In Section Fifty one hundred Or. C J. Smith Discusses the Phases H. Moldstnim. of Despaln Gulch, vume figure the circus hail previously U not known, but it 1 b believed the and slzty nine, of tbe Revised Statutes of of Good Road Building. average will be 20 bushels per acre the United tSates. today sold 7000 bushels of bluestem refused to give. In testimony wber»of witness my band The greatest difficulty to overcome wheat in this place for 7« cents (XT It has been the gi-neral opinion at Hom«* tracts yielded 35 bushels, All and seal of office this fourteenth day of in regard to better highways in this bushel. the city hall, as well as elsewhere of it Is said to be excellent In quali- Jone, 1904. SUCCESSOR TO UMATILLA IMPLEMENT" COMPANY. (Seal.) T. P. KANE, state, according to State Senator C that tbe circus would ultimately y|e|, ty. < ► Deputy and Acting Comptroller of Cur- J. Smith, is in the drafting of a uni Bought New Separator. < ► and that It could never afford to S B. Elder has bought a new sep ■«how outside of the city, because of Daughter Is Born, form road law that may be applicable Corner Court and Thompsoo Streets FOR BALE AT THE EAST OREGONIAN to all sections of Oregon. arator to replace the one burned, and limited car service, no parade and the A «laughter wax to Mr. and Mrs. office--large bundles of newspapers, coo Dr. Smith has Just received notice is threshing on the Fred Searsey difficulty of getting water for the anl- Charles J Ferguson, at St. Anthony's talnlng over 100 big papers, can be obtain of appointment as a member of the place, 12 miles north of town. ed for 25 cents a bundle. | mala.—Spokesman-Review. hospital, Thursday. ......................................♦♦♦♦♦»♦»♦♦•»♦............................. G.................... ................................................... WATER FROM New Goods UMATILLA : 1 : I I Alexander Dept. Store 'Tis Rich and Delicious The Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co OREGON STATE FAIR 44th Annual Exhibit Salem, Oregon September 12 to 17,1904 Phillips Hydraulic Ram 1 I The First National Bank Money Saved Is Money Earned Pendleton Savings Bank FRED WEBER I !