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About The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1901)
Clearance Sate of Ladled Neekwear For SATURDAY. Slocks fancy collars of the latest creation will be included in this sale at prices much lelow cost. $1.00 quality, sale $ .69 1.25 7S 1.50 " ,.98 1.75 " Ms 2.00 1 39 2.25 " 1.45 2.50 " H 1.73 3.00 " " 1.98 3.25 " " 2.25 NEW RUFFS. Nothing newer, nothing dainter. $2.50 quality, sale price $1.50 3.00 41 " 2.00 3.50 " 2.25 Saturday Only. Blittcr than Ever We'd be disappointed if we could not truthfully say each season that our suits and overcoats are "hotter than ever;" it's a sign that we're keeping in front, each season a little better than last, getting new ideas and improving on old ones, learning something every day and putting it to use for our custo mer's benefit. This fall we say "better than ever" with unusual emphasis. H. S. & M. suits and overcoats, made expressly for Pease & Mays, have the style, fit and service that only first-class tailor-made clothes can give. II. S. 6 H. Suits and liver coats, $12.50 to $25.00. Sole agents American Hosiery Co.'e Under wear, Monarch Shirts, E. & W. and Arrow Brand Collars, Shawknk Hosiery, Knothe Bros.' Suspenders and Belts of the finest make. My Lady's Slipper, should fit her foot. It's hard er to make a good-fitting slipper than a good-fitting shoe. A slipper should be Bnug at the heel and not bulge at the side. We take too much pains With our slip per stock to let anything get in that is not exactly right. We begin with the ordinary house slipper at 85c andj$I, and rise step by step to the best in patent leather and kid in straps and ties nicely trim med at $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 and $3. All Goods Marked in . Plain Figures PESSE 5t WHYS. The Dalles daily Chronicle. Saturday DEC. 7, 1901 Oysters Served In any Style... At Andrew Keller's. TREASURER'S NOTICE. All Waenu County warrants registered prior to Juury 4, 1SSS, will be paid on iimsawssiUnn at any vfltaa. Interest censes after November 19, 101. JOHN P. B AMPS BIKE, Conner Trensnrer. r.v. ffiwn forV of A., was i IfTOO .VAVSlbfe GLEAfstNGS. Don't forget Professor Sandvig'e dance tonight at the Baldwin. A marriage license was leeaed today to J. B. Wllkins and Lillie Temple. Novel and inexpensive Japanese Xraas gifts will be displayed at Mies Haven's, Monday. Miss Haven will receive a shipment of Japanese goods from Andrew Kan of Portland for too holiday trade. . Monroe Ueisler has closed oat his meat market business at Dofar and will move his family for the winter to The Dalles. Beginning tomorrow, December 8th, the White Cellar line will carry pas sengers between TLe Dalles and Port land and from way landings for 50c, one way. d7 Ladies wanted to work on sofa pillows. Materials furnished. Steady work guar anteed, experience nn necessary. Send tamped envelope to Mies McGee, Needlework Dept., Ideal Co., Chicago. The funeral services of the lata Emil Scbanno will be held at the family residence on wast Fourth street at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Friends of the deceased are respectfully invite J to attend. Porter & Aodersoo have resumed the back serviee in this city. They will do general hack business ; bundles and ttcbels carried free. Hoars from 12 m . to 12 p. m. Office at Grant's cigar tore. d7 6t Tne quarantine waa raised from Ed Francis residence, on Fourth street wast f the bridge, this morning, as it was found upon further developments of the case, that it waa not dlpetberle. Mo new cites have baas reported today. When the story of the C a. Law too hold-up reached Oufur it took this nape is U Dispatch: "Wednesday "lbt, at The Dal lee, D. W. Vaose, bile oo his way bona from down tows was atUaiad by 4m toetptit, bound wub balist wire, sjaoed and robbed of ' - l U. m W.rnn sli,4,V. A A. jff ko "rrow .Sunday) afternoon for the par- pore of attending the funeral of our late Brother Emile Scbanno, which will take place from the family residence on Fourth street at 1 o'clock p. m. All members and visiting brethren are re quested to be present. By order of the W. M. O. D. Doaoe, secretary. The annual election of officers Court The Dalles, No. 12, F held last evening and resulted as follows- P.O. B. Theb.H Llebe; C R Frank Childers; 8 C B, William Hehafe; Tres, V H Koontz; F S Wm Reese ;R 8, D D Wilder; S W, P F Burham ; J W, Dell Wilder; S B, Tunis Parkins; J B, M L Curran ; Trustee three years, Chas. Frazier : Court physician, J. A. Geisen dorfer. Between now and the first of June, 1902, patrons ol the Bank CaTe Will re ceive with each purchase a card. At the latter date the person holding the largest nnmber of these cards will re ceive a three-gallon demijohn of Green River or Harper's whiskey, the second largest, two gallons; the third lamest, one gallon ; the fourth largest, one-half gallon ; and the fifth largest, one-fourth gallon. Mr. and Mrs. William . Helsler, of Dufnr, celebrated the fiftieth anniver sary of their marriage last Wednesday. Mr. Helsler is an Oregon pioneer of 184V and Mrs. Heisler of 1852. Tbey have bad nine children, twfhty-two grand children and seven great grandchildren, all of whom are living save one grand child. Mr. and Mrs. Heisler are a well preserved couple of 74 and 68 years respectively. May they live for fifty years more, By a very regretahle oversight The CitBOKicLi omitted to announce yester day that the mass meeting for the pur pose of organizing a Humana Society baa bees postponed to neat Tuesday nigbt, at the council chambers. The postpone meat was thought advisable because of other attractions last night, tonight and Monday nigbt. As no other important public gathering has bean announced for Tnesdav niabt. every ona wbo is interested in organized humane work should attend the meeting in the council chambers. This afternoon Sheriff Kelley accom panied by C. A. Lawton, want to Port land in response to a telegram from the chief of police of that town, stating that two men bad been arrested on suspicion for holding up Mr. Lawton severs! days ago. One of the men answers to the de scription of the man who blew out the light before the robbery, and if tbey prove to be the right parties tbey will ba brought back bare. He taw hjs name as James Mackintosh and whan taken by the Portland police bad ahost $39.20 oo bis parson. At too Vogt on Monday, December 9th "A Wisa Woman." spoken of e a delightful faros, procaines to a local hit. It it aejd to ba a gfsst on to tba list of fardai as the bright jillityofthe fares no end of merriment. It has every rea son for succeeding, for it is acted by a capital company, and it is so distinctly novel in scheme and development that it furnishes what most people like best a diversion from accepted standard. The plot is nnt and iliy, but the inci dents and complications Ire immensely amusing, which make it quite the breezieat ofrerin of a l6Wg tte. At about 10 p. m. yesterday, almost tba same hour that Maurice Cavinaugb, wbo lost his life in tba faithful discharge of his duty, passed away, Larry Hayes, another equally faithful employe of the O. K. A N. Co., died in On adioinfofc m in the same hospital. For the past fifteen years Mr. Hayes has been in the company's employ and his un timely end is not only mourned by fi:9 employers but also by the entire com ma oity since he wis well known and highly respected by all who knew him. He was a single man and as far as could be learned be had no relatives in this country. The funeral will probably be beld in Portland. While M. Z. Donne II and A. W. Moore Were walking up second street in front of Woods batcher shop this morning, a blast was set off on Third and Court street where the new sewerts being put in, and a rock weighing about one pound was thrown across the block and struck between the two gentlemen, grazing the top of Mr. Donnell'e hat. The matter was investigated and it was found that what appeared to le the necessary pre cautions were taken as the bole was cove'td by planking before the shot waa firnd. It Is plain, however, tbatsomeoue mast have been in fault and as it might have resulted seriously it would be well for those who are doing the excavating to guard against a repetition of such hsppenioge. Thb Chbomicle was mistaken in its announcement of the death of Maurice Cavinaugb .in yesterday's issue, as he had been taken from the wreck alive although at the time the rescuing party supposed that ba was dead and tele graphed to The Dalles that such was the cate. Shortly after be was rescued he showed signs of life and a caboose and angine was immediately sent to Portland witb tha unfortunate engineer. He never rageinad consciousness, however, and died at St. Vincent's hospital at 10 o'clock last night. As aooa as tba news was received iu Portland Superinten dent O'Brien dispatched a special from there to the scene of the trouble and tba injured man's wife came up on tba same to meat the train that bora bar husband to Portland. Lovers of classical music are always glad le bear of tba coming of the bchu- maun uranu uoooert oompany, appearance of this great organization of musical artfcts at toe Vogt tossjst toaseaar bare en toss occasion include Edith Adams, Mrs. Robert Gold back and Lillian Beard and the famous basso. Mr. Walter McPher on. Mips Edith Adams is known both in this country and abroad for her raar velous play ink of the vloltncelio. Thi bet been generally knpwnses i man's instrument, hut Mist Adams has con qnered all Its difficulties and her play ing has gained the approval of all its known masters. Mrr. Robert Gold beck , tba Wife of the distinguished cbipejfcr, is a rirely gifted pianist and Mis Lillian Beard is acknowledged las one of America's finest contralto's. Mr. McPherion is so well known in concert w'oik that little need be said of his beau tifal bltto vole. He hat an interna tional reputation and promising future. Investigation Regarding the Wreck. Yesterday afternoon, shortly after the wreck of passenger train No. 2, De tectives Alttky and Wood arretted a negro, near the scene of the wreck, wbo they suspected might know something of the cause of the disaster. The fellow gave his name at Additon D. Kidd, and had papers in his pocket showing that be wet owner ol one share of stock io the American Detective Agency. W ben questioned as to what he knew concern ing the wreck be stated that a number of tramps were put off the freight train above Celilo yesterday and that tbey threatened to "get even" on the con: pany. Sheriff Kelly consulted with Mr. Ire land, of the O. B. AN., and a special, carrying Detectives Wood and Alitkv, De, uty Sheriff Sexton and Mr. Ireland a as sent up and they ruccoeded in catch ing fjur of those whom the negro thought to be guilty, and tbey alto broogbt down three others to act ai witneasea. There seems to be no doubt at present that the train was derailed hy nuts from the bolts which fasten the flsh plates to the rails being placed on tba rail, and it is to be hoped that tbe guilty culprits will he brought to jjstice. Members of the Pinkerlon detective force of Portland will be up today to look into tbe matter and a thorough iu vestigatiou will be made. You can get a handsomely hand en graved sterling silver souvenir spoon for II at Theodore H. LiebeV, the East End jeweler. lw A dollar and a half will buy you a solid gold bUtbstoue ting, ore pair of solid gold link cuff buttons at Theo. H Liebe's, thrist End jeweler. do lw Aritto. What is it? Arista. What ie it? H treesj CASTOR I A For InfanU sod Children. 1.1 Hiitfiajsr SUM oft Blakttay Dfyf .tore THfe OLD RELIABLE ) 17S 3d St., THB DALLES torte. thoefcifcits fYesH today dlrtWt from fkctorr. Chntjtmat Stock of Lowney's Chdc olates ready for inspection. l it er than ever. man. onuutT receive our personal sttentton. Welch our windows fur tha neat three weekt. We will show yon sample of what we are going to hare for Christmas. PHONES Kniy f. sst tieilveivtl pree. VroAli)y. In tkeeltr. ! ""(P 'l.'-aSnsneeiiir'. tTs tj Every one of Cole's J air-tight as long as used. 3 have one or more ol these L Trilby and Cole's Original Air-Tight Heaters For Wood arid Ll.htor Fuel. The introduction of Cole's, Orkjina! Alr-Thjhv Heater hss revolution ised the hestinit stove trade in ill sections ol the United States. Its won derful economy In the ue of fuel, and manv other etcelK nt qualities, strongly reeemme ml it to ell In neel of a heating store. What Colet'a Heater Will Do. This ttove will beet a room from xero to 80 degrees in five minutes. It will heat your honse evenly day and night. It holds tire 30 hours without attention. You build only one Ore etch winter. It bnrns chips, bark, leave, paper anil corn rohs, nr. I give 'excellent results with this lot), which is ordinarily wasted. The stove is llg.ht and easily moved and set up. The combustion is perfect and ashes are removed only once in four weeks. None of the heat it watted and the ttove will save one-half of yonr fuel bill. I It Is clean, economical, convenient, safe and durable. Original Air-Tight Heaters is guaranteed to ttav Where wood is nsed for fuel every fsmily should stoves. Sold by MAIER & BENTON, The Dalles. BUY A WILSON AIR-TIGHT HEATER and save fuel. THE WILSON has an OUTSIDE DRAFT that will not burn out. Wo also carry a line of TRILBY AIR-TIGHTS. ...MAYS s CROWE... JONES' CAFE. First-Class Regular Meals. SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER... Royal Toke Point and Olympia Oysters served at all hours and in all styles. Agency ALDON BRAND delioions Chocolates and Confections. Always xresn. We are Getting Nervous Arieto. Whet ie it? Owing to the backwardness of the season, for we still have an immense stock of . . Overcoat and Ulsters that must be disposed of consequently we are making enormoas reduction in order to make a speedy clearance. 1 4 ' a i a. ' EE WINDOWS. Just received an elegant line of Neckwear for the holiday trade. The tlutt Clothing Co (MAYS) A CaoWH HtilLDlNO.) W. aUHKILUK, MatttfW.