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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1901)
.50. WITH THE PADDED PLAYERS HOTEL ARRIVALS. UVllMI autiful Dress Skirts J ! 1 a Just arnvea, win oe soia at Closing Out Prices A Rig reduction on FURS ver Bros. Dry Goods Co. CASH STORK THE THANKSGIVING FOOTBALL GAME HERE. - 1 "as. .. , 1 1 ( CO . M 'AV. 1 Uolls. t .... unvi v, I I I! - IOOI. H t BREVITIES. Howard Farm loana. t Howard fin' Insurance. tnd Hums Bcv-ina nia- Wtthee'" 1 tk. SRA m-emltim At Timuuic '" aid JIU plcklei and saner hulk mustard, the flueet oi. Lf Km mmiiiMiiu cabbage for Ut ssaoaable rates at 8cn- aJ.U i.-l! mlncf nirut. ready (n Try H Uemott'r. L . i i .i . . - , at G. K Men.ott a. . .. a lii4' Ill Til. l l I'l 1 Till' Inquire ut ' !lvr Co. a. vuia a i im.'." ii i ivvb a !! tci I: USll St. re pnre on fun ut Clea er Good Company's Cash HawU'Vh ami leave your - Bi IDIlKIKiVtnC mrht'jr. IUI U ills L ate i it. i i f timnl nan i I'MI I II V till I tayf a 17 room lodging tan I. its rent rally located t T Wade. Isteit style and lowest ur kuous m-i ' . i rid mpany n ( 'ash Store, dressed Kuesc. ducks, I turkeys can be had at . I-. ' - ."fowtons' chewlnc LMim. cent imckaK'1 you get a i nice watch. RE AN. 1st ion? KtoOive Away Lady's Solid ait h n I . ed at - - $100 6''cn wiui every dollar Pm, ,,,.. Hunziker lerarnj Optician "'U'ler uuiiHb dishes In oil s. CofOOl styles and prices at Uader's Furniture store. HNN for rent. Inquire of J. I Sharon at Hasler's. Wheat hay delivered. Leave orders at Oreuon Feed Yard Peter Weat. Sew ina- Children s clothlnK Nc air1 up. M Ik Ada Hobs, r. 10 .laue it reel HIr wheat erop In Umatilla cotintv M china dtaplay at the Owl Ten HllUSC Fresh Olvmpla oyatera. dams, crabs and dreHHed ioultry at Downey'a Fiah Market. W, F. Matlock and wife have sold two lota In thla lty to 8 F. Ulckson for f 450. Wanted, experienced Kill to do gen eral housework. Deat waecs. Inquire of Mrs T B. llalley. We thought we hail a large atock last year, but thin year we have a much larger one. says the Owl. Picture framing u sciialtv. N w .Ine of picture mouldings limn :m. rents for frame at C. Sharp's. Cot a box of The Palm Chot 1 1 I ami Hon Hons lor after dinner. Sol. I onh by Koeppen Hrbs III Pendleton For sale. tiu acres of tine when: land south of Adams Terma. J-'" tush, littliim to osM purchaser Jam n J Inward. Uon't miss that UM TbaokaKtvii'g day. (ioldeniliile Academy vi Pi'ielle ton Academy Come out H!i yd! i r the red and white. Will huo the nicest turKvs on the market, all stall fed fowls. Ooil nud see me and leave your order for .1 big bird. K. Martin. livcrvtliliig the inui l.it iffords fi r your thaukariivlng dinner, cranberries sweet potatoes plum pudding uud fruit cakes. B Martin. Herg Drlscoll. the colored liootblack uriested cHterduv 'or tin thett ol vallaea mm clothing out of the Pull man cut on No f, as It went through this city Monday morning, waa boutnl over at his preliminary this afternoon In $;tnn bonds. He went to Jail and will have his trial at the next term of the circuit court. Belgian bare, turkey and cranbor ry sauce at the (Jolden Rule hotel tomorrow. Thunksgivlug Day. at their dinner, which will be from UlM to I' o'clock. Alpha Assembly No. it. tisuus. will aive a social Thunksgtvlng night, Thursday. Nov. 28th in l.nhow Music Hall Music by Kirkmau's orchestra. Thanksgiving Is not far away nelth er are the pure and wholesome super ior brauds of California wines, bran dies, liquors ut Kline V Family Liquor Store. Court street. The hoinliuat man in Peudletou as well aa the handsomest, and others are Invited to call on any druggist and get true a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs, a remedy that ia guaranteed to curt and relieve all chronic and acute coughs aathma. bronchitis and (or i, tup in. i Price 25c and 50c. For sale by Tallmau A Co. sole agents New York Herald. Juue 6th: The costumes of "A Wlae Woman" con. Iany which were seized by the cue torn authorities aeveral daya ago, were today released duty free and entered a "loola of trade." They axe exqule it. productions of the Parisian mod iates' art and will aimplyset the ladles wild with delight who have the pleas ure of seeing this attraction. United Ar dance on Pendleton Academy Expects to Win From Goldendale, But Teams' Strength Is Unknown. Ooldentlale Academy's eleven will reach here on No. 2 this evening for the name with Pendleton Academy, on Alta street grounds tomorrow afternoon. They will not probably be accompanied by many supiHirters on account of poor railroad facilities at Klickitat's capital The game prom Ises to be one of the most exciting of the season It will be called at 2:30. Pendl.ton will line up aa follows: Center Shu k: quarter. Hoy IVnland; full back. Slusher; right half. Hill, captain: left half. Sullivan: right end. Froome; left end Strand: right tackle. Kennedy: left tnrkle. Cargill : right guard. Hamblln: left guard. Halley. No lineup from Ooldcndnlc has been received Roscne Hryson. of Pendle ton, will be one of the presiding of fleers, and th other will come from Ooldcndnlc A peiiilini prospective Interest at tnchcK to this game because of the delightful element of uncertainty en tering into It. Practically nothing is known of the remote Klickitat team nnd there Is nothing to go by In an attempt to BMskt I -output isons of rela tive str.mgth. If last year's game be- tw It the competing elevens at Oold ratal Is anw criterion. Pendleton should win, as last year she defeated u picked aggregation by 11 to R. though exceeded considerably In weight. The locals this year average about 1 If. nounds The weight of the visitors le e ected to pass this figure somewhat. Expect to Win. Ml PaHI R S. Pond sMd this after noon "We nw putting a strong team In the field and exiwet to win The academy Is In better shape than at the first of the season when It lined up against the scouring mill We have a new quarter, a new full a new left vuard and the whole team has had the advantage of aeveral weeks more careful coaching The men are In good condition and full of enthusiasm Thnt hi why wc expect to come out ahead." Tlic football season has but nlcelv i. '.'Hid UP for the academy eleven Three more rood games are In pros port ami It is n.it known how many mote mav be arranged Saturdav. De. c Miiier 7 the rival aenderev and high school teams will meet, and two matches with the strong Walla Walla hlch school aggregation are in pros pei t. Tomorrow the scouring mill team Will meet the pluckv Heptuter eleven tumtdng out for a ennte with Wasco OH Pfldav, and nlayine the well omi lei Dalles football men on Saturdav With three hard tames In as many days, a little snxletv Is felt locally for the bora from the mill THE MEDICOS OATHKPED PHYSICIANS MEET TO ORGANIZE TODAY. They Will Dine at Hotel Pendleton This Evening and Hear Speeches. Phvslciuns from almost every town in I'matlllu county, a sprinkling from Furniture ive iiii -j i i . i - ' ".-civeu a carload ol ine laiebi auu inosi '10 d.ile ' . I ii r" " wes iu mroiiure ever aoown in remue it V'Otl Willlt firhll-l.l.in.. nuMi rt fiimillir. 11 Ul all.) lllwr.M.- n ... ,iA . I. a i.ririG SWyi right. JOE BASLE R Main Stfceti Pendletoe oustlde i untitles and Washington four rOpresentntlves of the profession frOaH Portland and a representative of the AjBork -an M.'illcal association, met at " this afternoon in the rooms of tlie foni rieri.nl Association to organ ize the doctors of Umatilla Into a medical society, and consider the ad visability of making the n.-w liorn body a member of the American Medl cal association. The general senti ment of the physicians entering the mo-ting this afternoon was for organ l.ation locally. No opiMisltlon was ap parent to the proposition of hecoaitng affiliated with the American Medical association at Chicago membership In which is supposed to give reputable standing to minor organisations The headquarters of the large society Is at Chicago the well know n "Journal of the Amerlcun Medical Association" be. inn its official organ Practically all state associations bflotig Tin- objective end in the formation of the Umatilla county medical ami ety is well evpiesneil in tl,. constitu tion of a former similur association existing h.-r- which stated the end In view as "The advancement of knowl edge and f all subjects iclated (o the healing art the elevation of char acter and the study of means caleu lated to render the medical profession most useful to the public and subaerv!" ent to the iutereats of humanity.' This Evening's Program. ( This evening the medical men will ii . t in tin- rooms of tin Commercial Association at 7 o'clock to bear pa pers not vet specified bill road largely by visiting phraiiians According to the original program local doctors were to take tin- Initiative in making addreaaes. ,In courtesy to the visitors, tills plan was changed Specialists of the gu.sts will be the general foplcg. At 9 o'clock a reception and dinner at the Hotel Pendleton la In order. This over the customary alter dinner speeches and toasts will be supple ni. tit.d by a lecture by Mr Woods Hutehlnaon. of Portland on Tuber culeals." The physicians from Portland are: Ur. Andrea C Smith Di Mai I M Ui J F Dixon and r. w , od Hutch Ur J r. Dlckaon and Ur Hutob ! Hi e is also present The .. guuUei of ill. Ameri.un Medical Association ib C F Murshall. of Chl ur The Pendleton. H Brash Portland. w n Denver, Portland Woods Hutchinson. Portland. Frank Rlgler. Portland. A B Cooley. Corvalta. W F Brock. Portland. A Nylander. Portland Harris. Portland. Fred Roth. Portland W H Taylor. Portland. 0 W Seaward. New York. M Whipple. Tacoma O T Williams Portland N 11 Macklln. Portland. Max Tlfel. Chlrtgo. C W Cotton. Oakland. R R Randell, Nebraska. T H Wilson. Portland S B. L. Penrose. Wnlla Walla. W. U. Lyman. Walla Walla J. J. Burns Prirtlnnd F. A. Rlcketts. Chicago 1) Sennits. Spokane. John Vert. cltv. W W Fox. Walla Walla. John Brooks. St Joseph. H W Brockmnn. Uayton H H. Booth. Chicago Mrs F. Roth Ruffalo Mrs. Oeorge Mulr Pirffalo. The Golden Rule. II Humbau and wife. Arlington Percy Folsom. Pilot Rock. H McArthur and wife. Athena. Charles Crowley and wife. Thron Thronaon Uavton. .1 C. Latta 8t Iritis. Pert E 8c hoonmuckor K U llnrdwlek Walla W Hradlev. Athena J HeJI rtpeiVam U Rlnker. Spokane K Flint St. Louis C Sheek. Portland H. Comm. St liuls Spokane. Wnlla. G C J. Mr Oormley, Weston. P C Sperry. Pilot Rock M Vllhour. Ourdane H. W Vogt. Pendleton. Harry Henry. Granite Mrs Hurst, l a Grande It M. Reft, Helix. W. Jones and family. Pilot Rock R Able. Pilot Rock. Cunningham. Portland H Scott. Susanvlllc M Corthrum I a Grande. SHOOT WAS POSTPONED It pays to trade at the Peoples Warehouse "Not a questionable quality here." Clothes that Make and Hold Customers If our suits and overcoats were not Rood values, if wc coultl only sell once to a person, wc would soon use up .ill tlic visible supply of customers. Hut on the contrary the store it every d.iy making new customers and at the same tune re taining the regular ones. The only reason for this is because we please every customer, and we pleaae him lv giving good values. tiMs'on.ilde ptices. (air treatment and an unusual assortment fnm which to choose Our guarantee is evidence value wc offer. A dissatisfied i :m hav e Ins monev hat k of every t uttontet Suits $10 to $25 Overcoats $7.50 to $27.50 New ideas in Neckwear, Hosiery and Shirts, Street, Dress and Driving Gloves, all colors. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. PKNULI PON ll ; THE JURY TURN HIM FREE FRANK E. CROTTO DECLARED IS NOT GUILTY. Id.Oiu Gun Men Go to La Grande on Sunday Next. WToed as rMOtvetl In Pendleton to day that the live bird shoot which was to come off In La Grande Thanksgiv ing day. tomorrow hail been post poned until Sunday This step was taken for the reason that some of the most enttiusiastlc trap shooters could rot attend on Thanksgiving and could be there Sundav. so It was ilucided that to make the shoot a success It would be advisable to change the date Thanksgiving Day. In conformity with the pris lumatlon .t the president and with the unfailing custom of the Kplscopal church, there will be a special Thanksgiving day service at the Church of the Redeem Of tomorrow, beginning at 10: so a. m The fOOted. choir of men and boys will lead iu the music, which will be appropriate to the harvest home fes thai. At tba service a new aolld ail wi communion service, consisting of live pieces ami given to the parish in memory of the late William H Mar shall, will be presented ami consecrat ed for use The offerings of the con gregation will be devoted to the Good Samaritan Hoapltal In Portland. But la Held to Await Genesee, Charge. The 0M0 ol Frank F. Crotto. who hired a team ami buggy from the Com" menial stithies and failed to return them at the tune promised and who waa arrested at Canyon City, went Into the hands of the Jury yesterday afternoon and after an hour's dellber ul ion they returned a verdict of not guilty Before he was released, how ever, word was received from the of ficers nt Genesee. Idaho, saying to hold htm. as bis description answend that of a man who came to that city September 23 and represented him self as a St. l-onls drummer, hired a team from a liveryman to go Into the country, and that was the last seen of cither mail Of team The Oetiesee of fleers are expected here this evening to see If Crotto Is the man wanted, ami If he Is. they will return with him to that place. For Thanks gf via g We ure now offering noun f thp choiepHt, pureil wines, brand Im uihI liquori for taUe ami entertain im nt a I SUICIDE AT FRENCHTOWN. J. W. Saunders Blew Out With a Rifle. His Brains purpoMi t roepl tonally I w prion by t 1 1 gallon. in Wanted, girl to do general houae work. Beat wagea. Inquire Mra. W. M Sluaber corner Jefferson and Mad (too atreeta, across river. Walla Wulla, Nov 27 Special. J. W. Saunders, a farmer residing at Fremhtown, ten miles from here, blew out hla brains with a rifle at noun today. Coroner Hhaw aud Hep uty Bherlff Painter have left for the dead man'a home A. C. K en's drug store on Court street will be closed tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day. In the afternoon from one until four o'clock. Kline's Family Liquor Store 217 Court Street. t7 H 8 IS V 6 0 IT "B 5 I V 1 TTT B 5 tj U B TI 1 1 1 B 6 0 I tf I 5 f mi These Items for your Consideration 3 Special Line of Dress Goods HALF PRICE. y black suliel tptctfj price 49c goj il.eviot, all colora tpecial price 65c 25c cakhmerea, all color tpecial price ioj fancy striped waialinga .... tpecial price 45c 39c china silk, all colura tpecial pi ice IM $1 50 fancy velvet special pme iy8c 35c bleached table linen .tpecial price 29c 5tx half bleat In ii table linen, special price aOC ft. 50 bleached napkins special price 1 iu 10 flannelette, dark colors. ... tpecial price 5c J 2 34 Han iielette, all colors tpei tal price 10c 7c outing linntl. special price 5c 6'4 uiiiKbaiu special price y y- Kint(haiii special price , M51 iidle corsets tpecial pn e hy IQC ladies' lotton hose. special pint 1 .t lathes' rihe-ced hote . . special price 151 251 ladies' and clnJtkeu s vestt. . spet ial price i The Columbia Lodging House NKWI.V K( HNIHHKU HA It IN CO.NNKCriON IN CKM KIlOh HLiM'K HKT. ALTA A WKMMH'IH F. X. SCHEMPP, Prop. tun itr Oil atfl 1 Dutuo In aiiy Special line Ladies, Childrens and Boys Wool Mitten - If vou'it do a 11 tow 11 today dis-lay in ten . iiulow . t.iii.oirow lol 1 u 1 1 at the I THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. I vJtttilftgiLftaAlUAAgjm A10alAAAilJLaJL1talJLaJLt.agglftlltttia") WHY P-y ' InUraatp Home Co-Operative tompdny Will build you a home for AH Aft mmm you Ilia uioaef U I. nil I MAS-' u I ullr S iy I.. In., me 1 iclfi, f . .... -11 I ( 11, , ,11 II. to far II Imi k SI 111 rats ut 4 a 1ml 01. )i. Ill wlli.i.ul liilsiiul Iu Cass of tlssib or total .ti.aMlltjr a closi deed will u gi.eu SlrtrlMt Inmaligallou uiiuiltet R. 4. UOHH. PeeiM. Iimi, Ore. '"! uenta WmiiIu.1 U v cry w tier. Help or Situation Wanted. C. P. Cook's EupJojittl Agency toe Alia Htreet. oRiaoa Cornel M.11 PI-NUIil