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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1901)
$25,000 STOCK BE CLOSED OUT. Cleaver Bros, will retire and the entire stock of Clothing, Dry Goods and Furnishings L. enlA at nnrp Prirpc ma Ha tr fig MS VF.. . V. . illUUW move goods quick. l n., n CASH STORE HONOR OF THE DUD ARE FORNINST THE CHINESE PENDLETON PEOPLE SIGN CHINESE EXCLUSION PETITION BREVITIES. Howard Karni loans u -.1 Dro Inmirllliro A pWHH .. i i i ....I ,,, i, ,,u ill KHlle! h ItOTtv ..J tifi. III nia- I HI, I, I'M",. " - ' Wlthee's oIimHuk " lea Cleaver .'.II ii-.imlnni lit iiuih UiUBlniii. liie i,i,. 'Hi in at Demott'a. -j mill mI t ' i . i fU' o,ul Pn Ull '"""'p Une nimmtHiii cabbage for at llswley's. maoMblc rataa at Bern- . i... ..i... ... , iipiioan' 1 1 , ii. miuri' meat, roady for Try it I'- mottV. ii. r Mil Ml,',' Ull II i nit -. ItV It ( K Hell, illl S of BM nntu crackers I'll V .1 . Ml II IIIIKlllK Une lots centrally located. E. T. Wade. ui' hint itui- Terms. $200. II i II' :lv i.i ..ii'i.ll u l l.ln Newton chewing Ktltn. I MSl pay kSM you get a a Dice watch. i ami Nm ears are nut Mlthfi un pure and auiMTinr In amis of ('alitor Mita liquors at Kline's lor Sum -. Court street. - ri .. . tin- in UK II ri -,... ....I ... mm .. bla ladacemunta to early tayari this y.ar. Don't aelectiiins ni't II you see Boys', girls' Christmas hooks. Nolf's. Wheat liny delivered Leave orders at Oregou Food Yard. Peter West. Tho proaw Rtuff. The Palm Choco lates, at Kocppcn Bros ' drug store. Hot Vlgoral n finest toof proparn Hon. i'i rontK a cup. at Koeppcn's pliar ntacy. I.udion of Presbyterian churt'h Horve chicken pic on Doc Mb. at Hep drlek's hall. l.lvo and dressed geese, ducks chlckona. and turkeys ran he had at the Standard, at tho Jowest prices. Picture framing a specialty New .Ine of picture mouldings Prase tnorents for frames at C. Sharp's. Furnished rooms for housekeeping, ft" Garden street, from $G u $12 a suite. Inquire of Mrs. Anna Compton Cp to date neckwear. U W. col larv. lisk handkerchiefs and muffler now goods Just received at Paer A Daley's. J. C. Hays, the horae huyer. la bu ing horses from 1200 pounds up Must ho sound and fat. Can be found at Fioome K stables. Will huve the nicest tut Key on the market, all stall fed fowls. Call and aee mo and leave your order for hlg bird. K. Martin. Mm N. K DeSpain bus sold the en tire block ol number 217. It) Honor's udditlou to tho city of Pendleton, to Menry (li.rlloh. for 7W, Lost, last night while driving out from FroomoH harn on Tutullla road, light weight and light colored over coat. Finder will pleaao leave st ('.olden Rule hotel. A picture of the F.pincopal church, the high school or court bouse on ( 111 mi will make a nice present for your eastern friends. The prices are low. Owl Tea Mouse A civil action is now In progress In .fudge Fit (ierald's court lu which rotor Went Is trying to collect $160 alleged t I"' due troll) Kd Mailer lot rent of bin ranch near Pei.dleton A carload of the celebrated Smith & Barnes pianos have arrived at Wake field Failing a. Court afreet. Theae are the best pianos for the price that are mi the market Tonic and see them A FALSE REPORT. RE AN. 1st, I "02, touie Away j m uuiiu old $100 Mbt given with every &"ar Purchase. Hunziker leraud Optician AlIMli.r Story of Attempted Suicide Found to Be Incorrect. The report was current on the streets this afternoon that s promi nent potiafl lady of the city had hi! trouble with some of the family and had taken morphine with suicidal In tent. On investigation it was found that there was nothing to It. A Guardian Wanted. A petition was filed yesterday even ing for the apiioiutinent of A. D. Pink erton. of Athena, as guardian of S. 8. Graves who Is feeble in body and mind, and not callable of attending to Ills own business. utter Creek 'Phone Co. Articles of incorporation for the Butter Creek Telephone company ware filed today with a capital stock of $B00. A H Thomson. O. F Thorn son and J H Say lor are the incorporators. A Marriage License. Marriage license was issued out of the county clerk's office today to K. H. Atherton and Km ma Tucker, both of this city. Furniture ltdaUSI ' LL'ved a carload of the latest and most I ic styles in furniture ever shown in Pendle- L., Vul1 wa"t something new in the furniture Full in aiwi ;o r . i.i. 'uaweei inv lie w touus aim me prueb lwas right - r j joe hasij:k klnln - Pi-mllc-tim ELKS' MEMORIAL SERVICE WILL BE SUNDAY, 4 P. M. Mrs, Walter Reed, of Portland. Is to Sing Three Solos. Instead of the Rika' memorial exer cises, beginning tomorrow Sunday, si 2:$0, as announced In tho Kast Ore gnnlan yesterday, they will begin at i p. m. The members of the lodge will meet at their lodge rooms at 3. and from there march to Fraxer's Opera House, whore tho exercises are to be held. The committee of arrangement de sire that the public understand the mooting to be for evervono, and thov Invite the people of Pendlton ancj rniatllla county to assmhle at the Fraror Opera House at 4 o'clock in the afternoon on Sunday, and Join with the Pendleton lodge of Rlks In a service In memory of the Rlks who have departed this life. Also It is desired that the presence id Mrs. Walter Rood. Portland'a sweet' est singer, and. perhaps, the best vo calist ever living In Oregon, be em phaaized as something that will make the services especially Interesting ami edifying. Mrs. Reed Is to sing three solos, and this alone will make the oc casion nuaplrlous. Elks' Memorial Day. All members of Pendleton l-odc. No. 2K8. H P. O. K. a well as nil visiting Rlks. lire reiiieted to "SjSJsH at la Dow Lodge Room on Sunday. Meeemlior 1st st 3 o'clock p. m.. to attend in a body the annual memorial Ml' tCM In the Fraxler Opera House lly order of the Rxalted Ruler. L W, HU D Secretary. Over One Hundred Names Secured in Two Hours this Morning. The following petition Is being cir culated in Pendleton for signatures to be presented to the ponat and house of representatives, praying them to re-enact the Oeary Act for the exclusion of Chinese from the Cniterl States: "To the Senste and House of Repre sentatives of the United 8tates The undersigned citizens of the T'nltcd States residing In the Mates and tor rltorles most vitally Interested In the question of Chinese immigration, re spectfully represent: "That serious dangers threaten the Industrial, economic and moral future of our people should tho Oeary Act for the exclusion of Chinese be allow ed to expire by limitation, without re enactment. "That. If the Chinese lie admitted to the Pacific coast states of Ameri ca they will assuredly in time lie oc cupied by Chinese to the exclusion of American eltlr.ens. 'That the standard of living will be lowered and degraded by the conipe tit ion of coolies. "That the pauper labor of the Chi nese will deprive Amerlcsn workmen of an opportunity to earn their living. "In view of these facts wo earnest Ijf petition your Honorable Mody to re-enact the Oeary Act for the exclu sion of Chinese from the I'nlted States." This petition was circulated this morning by J. M. Williams and In about two hours be secured over one hundred names. In fact, the petition If meeting the hearty approval of al mot everyone approached on the sub Ject and Is being unanimously hIkiioiI NO SUSPICION ATTACHES WILL INVADE CONGRESS 1 1 pay to trade at the Peoples Warehouse "Not a q west Ion able iiuallty here." IT SUITS Our clothing has an Individuality, style and beauty which place them In a class by themselves made of the flneat materials, finisher by the most erfecl tailoring, they are models of all correctness Sum. n che viots, unfinished worsteds, cheeks, plaids and new fashionable tHes, nt $10, til JO, $16, $17. .SO, IM and f OVER- HCOATS. It's Overcoat time and damp, cool weather is bore. This ttoW Is preeminently the place to buy them. Overcoats In Meltons, KeiscyH, Heavers, Vicunas ami oxford Mixtures firm ?.ao n Iff This store is rapidly U'comlng t he shopping center for Children's Clothing. An elegant assortment of yOttth'l two and three dcee stills, in same material as men's clothing, with iiiauiiiKli effects, from f'J.Oi1 to IU.0& Our yovth's Overcoats arc torlainly winner made of the -.nine ma terials ai men's overcoats, well tailored. Wo m il them at ti ,o and up as hlfrh as $1 Oft THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. i C. F. WHITE HAS NO KNOW LEDGE OF LETTKR WRITER. Anonymous Epistles Came From Someone Else, Says He. ('. F White, the owner of isistofflce box UTi was seen this alteinoou and asked what he kno nli.mt fh anon' niotis letter wilting and how It hap polled that the recipients of some of the letters were referred to hi post office liox. Mr. White said: "I positively know nothlug about win, the author of the letters is. and it was a surprise to me when I read in the Rast Oiogoulan that people had boon referred to my box I only have one explanation for It. and that Is. that to throw suspicion off themselves the writers have selected a Ihix at random and happened to hit mine That is the only explanation I have to make." Since Mr White and wjlo have MM suspected, several people who know them have lieen Interviewed as to their standina in the community and all say they are regarded as ieaoe tMt and law abiding CltlMM and that there Is no ground to connect them with the letter writing which has caused such a stir in Pendleton. FARMERS OF WASHINGTON OPPOSE LIVE8TOCK ASSN. THE LATCH STRING IS OUT CHARLESTON EXPOSITION WILL OPEN NEXT WEEK. Advance Guard of Visitors Have Al ready Put in Appesrnce. Charleston S. C, iov. 30. Charles ton has hung the latch-string on th orn..!, and otherwise made ready to welcome the host of visitors to the Smith Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition Tie iqw-iuug date fluds the bla show nearer couipletloi) than Is usually the case with outer prises of the kind A week more, ao the management promises, and the finishing touches will have been put to buildings and grounda The ad vance guard of visitors Is already put ting !n an appeal nee In anticipation of the opening next Monday. The of ficial opening, which will lie conduct ed with pageantry' and oratory, will be preceded by Impressive religious exer cises tomorrow. The religious servh.-s unique among tho oxisisltlons held in this country so far. will he on an ambl tious stale The services will consist of an elaborate program of aaered muaic under the direction of Mine liar hot of dim lesion who has organ ixed a special chorus of 200 voices for the occasion They w ill lie an mn pauied h the grand organ, ralgfTWWTd by the First Artillery Rand Bishop Capers, of the Rplscopal church, will preside at the services and deliver the opening prayer. Bishop Duncan, of the Methodist Rplscopal church will make an address suitable to the oeoa ' ion and Mgr Qulgley of the Catholic church will represent Bishop Northrup of that denomination and deliver the benedict! ob. REVOLT AGAINST THE RULERS OF SERVIA. Four Thousand Eight Hundred Are in Arms and Demand Expulsion of Queen Drags From the Court Anti Dynaatic Feeling Runs High King and Wife Must Havs Escort of Cav alry to Protect Tnsm. Belgrade, via Bemline, Nov 30. An lusurrtM'tlou Is In pfyress in the southern province Of Bervla Forty eight hundred are in arms including mauy officers. They demand tftt re moval of Queen Druga and her rela tives from coil.t The Sntl-dyMStlC feetias Belgrade is so StXOal the kno' and queen entin. ...iisi.e .ne palace "iily with cavalrv escort, Demsnd That Bill Permitting Stock men to Purchase Lands Contiguous to Homesteads be Killed They Will Ask Co-operation From Other Ststes in the Movement I scorns. Nov. no - The farmers of Rastorn Waahington are organizing to carry Into congress the fight against the bill of tho National l ive stuck association to prevent stockmen from purchasing laud contiguous to homestead lands from the government for grazing purposes Farmer wuut tho lands reserved lor homesteaders Co-operation fiom oihoi statea la sought. AMALGAMATED COPPER HAS LOST $87,000,000 During the Past Year Sharp Creak in Market Occurred Today. New York. Nov. So. The sharp do ollne was scored In file price of Amal gamated Copper stock hero and abroad on yeaterday. continued In the local market today. Stock opened at lm, broke a point, then rallied to 70. thereafter fluctuated till it reached 7S. There were alight recoveries later closing st 74 There was heavy Inlying and an evident strenuous at tempt at Inside support There has boon a net .hang, of r,.' points in amalgamated from the highest price of a ar ago today, a net depreciation ot nearly $k7.(KMl.0OO. For NEW LINE . 4 tt , tf To an. I from the the Holidays... i Illinois Central Railroad We are now oft'erinf; some of the choieeHt, purest ttiDMi brand- Solid Trains ies and liquors for New Equipment taMe and entertain- Wide Vestibule. inent purposes at 1 1 Kilolitre agent 0. I V V Co , or avaaninaal 1 vj 1 n u H TRU.MBUI.I., t'.nu'l. Agsut, optionally i u., .,.ijril st ,.nrlUnj, (r. ; 2Z.by bott" " The First National Bank lK PKNli.mN. capital ... 7O,O0 Surplus loo.ooo Bought s Building. This afternoon H. W Schwarz pur chased at admUiistriii.it s sale the Inilldlng belonging to the Ijinge aud t'hadsey estate, now occupied by a r. statirant. Juat north of his meat market, paying therefor tll.ftou. Kline's Family Liquor Store 217 Court Street. Transacts s general I. an king hutlunea, Kxi hwige siid telegraph!, transfers .old ) Ull nWMl$M NW ,,Tm ,hlK an! prlii. I pal p.. Inta In the N'ortliwnsl. OKA FVH ilr.wu ou hi,... , .IniHtu au4 KuroM. , MslUMIIullM'lllllmilU I . ...., I.i.,.. ' i.kvv a n h inv, PnsMsal W K 44 A 1 1.' M K U rnwlJeul. r. H. W A lK. t 'aahlei H i' Wi'KHNMKY. awi (tsaaler. fti tr it oTTorrnf rrrro TWO SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY EVENING Special attention deseivcs to he jiven these GIovb and Cor 2 set offers The styles aie brand new and qualities excellent Every discriminating uliopner will (uickly percieve in these 3 I ... H i I 3 values cxiraoruinary nsrKaitis. 98c will BUV If.M AND $i 50 KID GLOVES 69c WILL UUY $1 00. ti 2V i C and ij ... CORSETS IN HOOD ITYLBS THE .PEOrLES WAREHOUSE, i 1 lie Columbia Lodging House NKWI.Y KIIKNIHHKO BAH IN CONNKCTION IN CKNTKItOK III.OCK MKT AI.TA A WKBB M'I'H I . X. StHHMPP, Prop. WHY My rsat or i.iu.ct y mnbs vaa Hume to-Operdtfve Company Will build you a hums for ...99.9Q mw Month... ill furuish you Ui. uioiMijr u " j.y oS ,ui uiurlaayr 01 till. . lulu,, iu aii iixaiii), aaa fou Id )!. aud luuuttia Ui pay It U. k al Ui. rat. uf Mi ptr ue.i.lh. witSuut laiara.1 In caa. ol daalli or Uilal illMblllly . 1. .1 .land 41:: u .1 ..i. itrllsl ili.aaiiyalliia oourUxl H. A. 1)011 H, p. 11.11 1 ..ii , 0r. IjihiiI Annul. Wui.i.kI Kviii) li.r. Help or Situation Wanted. QpfMf Main and Alts Wtreel. KNrr KTf'N OtVOOB III I