OUR Shoe Sale CONTINUES In full blaM and will eontinue until all our stock is gone. Don't miss this chance to buy your footwear at a big reduction. Every thing goes. All goods sold for cash CLEAVER BROS., The Boot nnd Shos Hen. ANOTHER MEETING BAKER CITY WOODMEN MEETING WAS A SUCCESS- 500 Choppers Were In Line Two Big Log Rollings Are Planned. One for Pendleton. Tim jM.us. i imilhui or tho Women Of Woodcraft, Mm. Carrie C. Van On tell, tho chairman of tln board Of managers. Woodmen of the World. A I). Htlllmati. and the clerk or the local caiii), J. V. Walker, returned yester da evening from linker f'lty. where they attended the grand Woodmen lilowoiit In honor Of Head Consul FalU abori and his party, who went from hen to that city. They 8ay the WOOd men did themselves proudly In that place. The order was strongly repre MtOd from all over Maker county. The program was carried out afcnsg the same plan as here, only that tLfl parade wan headed by the Maker ( ;t band and fion people were In the I'm- From the lo4flSj hall they marched the new Maker Theater, which has ; seating capacity of NO, and It wan crowded to overflowing .Mr. Walker was a delegate from 1 I'enillotnn Camp No. 41. who was ti meet delegates from all the camp In the Kasti rn Oreaon Jurisdiction to plan for and select a place for their iilg logrolling, which Is planned to UUM place some time u the early j spring It was decided at this meet ! Inr oi deb-sates to have two log-rollings, one at Maker City, for the lodges OH the west side of the mountain, and another at I'endb'ton for those cast oi : the mountains. A president, secre tary and treasurer were selected both ; from the east and west side, to call n OOBTtntlon some time In the near fu lure, for the purpose of hnvlnr rCP" sentatlve. from all tv camps to it range plans nnd select an OMCVUT' committee to have full chnrge of the OaJnpOlgn for the big lor-rolllivrs. The Woodmen and Vom n ot Wood . ir of I'endleton nre looking forward to thli event utd are dotornttttod tO mai lt n r.i letter ilny In the history wl Woodcraft In Eastern Oregon. No nvmey or pains will be Fimre.t 'nr thl end. Mrs Carrie 0. Van lall WAS i p- pointed president. .1 P. Walker - tan-, and t! A 'artmii:i tTMU I the executive eOflUBtttOO for I'1' of tin mountains. 1 whom they belonged, as no one has yet appeared to make a claim as to ownership. A theory has been formed that soma ! one stole' them. and. In some mine i oantftblo manner, was frightened and , let them drop. It Is apparent tint they came In the place the boy found them In some such wav. and the effort to find out who did It will probably fall. FRIDAY, DKOBMBBR 2. 1901. NEWSPAPER BARGAIN DAY. The Date Will br December 28th, 1901, for the One Day Only. The East Oregonlan proposes to In augurate a turgaln day. This day will be 1 Nor 2Mb. M01. On thla day subscription to the Eatt Oregoulau dally, weekly or seml-we Jkly. will be FOUND Wc fiml tli at it pay- to a;J vert iso, and this wath a I'lii'.' a- tin'V ia- wi will give Gold Plated Picture Frame with a tiity-ffi' purchase of glaaeware orookery or granite wai '!. Only one frame to a per- ti . Owl Tea House Fine te i ainl coffee , taken at half pree. Thore will te a eut ot to per cent. In the East Ore Ionian's subscription price for thla MM day only. On this da you ?a:i ob tain the daily Kast Oregonlan b mail for one year for $3; semi-weekly for a year for only $1. and the weekly to- year for 75 cents. This offer Is mud. to old or new subscribers, who pay subscriptions In advance from Do ml 2Mli. I ! . for cue year cn more. Pont fall to take advanta Of UN offer. Tell your neighbor abo i tho offer. Send In your name for a sample copy. Hemlt bv bank check, iiostal note, money order or tn one and two cent stamps Address Eat OWtIno, Pendleton. Oregon THE NEW YORK WORLD The Most Widely Road Newspaper In America. Time I as democr'rated that tin Thru ;iY. . i, W orld stands alone -its class. Othei papers have lasltal d Its forni but not Its success. Thl is because it tells all the new all tie time aud - tells It impartlalh whetb -r that M vs be political or oth erwlse It i In fact almost a dally at the price of a wekly and yon can not aff rd to be without It. Ilepuoiican and democrat alike can ad the I in.. f-a-Wefk World will itisolute confidence In -. truth. In addition to news It publishes irst class serial stories and other features suited to the home and fire side. Tl.e Thrlce-aWeek World's regular ibscrlptlon price Is only fl.OA per vhu' and this pays for 166 pap.-i We offer tJUl unequalled newspaper and the weekly East Oregonlan t gether for $2.io. PERSONAL MENTION Frank Sloan was in the , it) terrtay from Echo. J, Wi Clay Is rogUMorod at Hotel il ;. orifi fron i Oraade, Artti an. I Mill'' Morgan ol H ipOBi 01 1 registered at Hotel Pendlen Master Donald Itusseii. of Island City, is visiting at th. home of .1 F. Roblnaoa. Henry BcAmldl uni arlfa worx iiiests or tie Qoldon Ruli jtotel yes teid.iv from Athena. lr Men I eland and Mrs V of Helix, were in FoBdli ton y iti rd i.. buying their Christiana m w j. Dodd, ot i Qtaad i I Baser P. Dodd ei tad ell past through Pendleton nut nigh I m hi way to Beattlc Mrs. Dr. Rhaw and Children, of pu man. were guests or the Qoldon Hule lay lor. Carl Rehlfflei trrlTOd fro." f . .tat. . .: i ening ! spend fan vtalttan with his father, K. a Bebli it i. before aal an to Albany to via with other relatives. Mrs. Mary g, Wells, who has live n Pendleton for the past 17 roan I sotereaj sveatai for linnonrtnli Pi a b re she win bmUic her future i.. aitjl broth, i Df 9. a Vaughn rata road th: aornlafl tram Portiaad, where he mm to attend the d-ntal h- i : u Mrs Vauehn. who neeompaal I down, will remain In Portland unt the holidays are over, visiting her si fer, Mrs Roberts. Turkeys, ducks, chickens and geese selected fowls, at R Martin's. Going at Actual Cost Men's Patent Calf, Patent CUAft ... Kid and Enamel Calf OlllLo hi loci, all ttsfNi l-lnea R1ii el to Act n Vin. t ome in and se- for fMUOalf B45 Main St. The Pendleton Shoe Co. An UD to date Wepafr 5hon i- cnnrtlri with nur trf. S Crockery for Christmas IVeenls We sIkiv. in yreat variety We have tlit newest and neatest in tableware and toiletware, and a ' big assortment of those ornumen tal pieces that are in such popular demand for Christmis gifts The prices on all these goods are the lowest fur the quahu C. ROHRMAM. HGLPfD IN THE RtCENT PENDLETON HOLD UP. Joe Connelley's Horse Returns, But Has Nothing to Say. Wen a certain horse belonuiu. i,, f'oniiell) to have the power of e nraOllna himself a plain English ii, -t'..n! of in the equine vernacular he probably could tell about his sssIk taace In the hold-up of the lamblinn ames In PeadlaUW last fall Tins horse has been missing since that night having rtlonppsarsil frin Con ally'i paiture In a mysterious man rier. It Is believed that one or more Of the bold, bad men who took lh..-. many dollars from the owner tambliut; game weal out towards In rullla ceed.-d a hore, followed I e lease James plan and tool, one fron the nearest pasture Probably he rode the animal out Into tbs John Day eountry, while everyone was look tug in the opposite direction for blm and thus easily got out of the reach of officers anil detectives. FOUND A PILE OF CHEAP 8ILVSP. WATCHES. Johnnie Dickson Brings in a Peculiar Lot of Plunder Not Known to 1 Whom They Belomt Johnnie Plokaon MM ot J. It ijeU son, on Thursday arteruoon toaad a heap of four cheap tllvar vatehes, badly broken, and having leather halns attached. It Is not known to! Lost 175.000 Bushels of Coal. UNriOfOla, DOO. 20 The steamer' loe WlllHtiiP this morning ran her: tow into the bank at Carrollton. i kranklai It tO pieces, and 175.0011 hush til or coal were lost. Hospital Burned Maryvllls. Mo., Dec. 2u. - St. Jo soph's hospital burned early this morning. Two inmates are dead and others may die. It was Intensely cold irhan the Arc occurred, nnd the sick suffered terribly ST. JOE STORtT Fitty Fee Cent Increase Our Ralea this fa'l show a net Increase of nftv las I fall, We are now doing- the hiding luisln.. reimieioii inunc 1 101 1 ih soielv on ............ . " !'i -I...-I.- mill mioer oi miiilltv of our tr.wn.l. ... ' thn or .v. 1 '.. Ar ... n''""'k then..:: raw a aoayai asiswow wwi l I ' ' IN Out Stock Is Now Complete In nil ilcimrtnicilN. I lie I lid I no- n tin,. I . .... .. 1 1 . . . ,re now selling OhaapOT than ever Is-fiuv ,..L. W" hIhsU If you do not fall in line and natmnl. . . ' Hl are now -elling eliealKT than ever Ivefor lt,.,"i, ' y" miss II If you do not fall in line and patron!,. ""' F1 W" VIVOS you such big values for your inonev Tlianhi., all forsUOfa continued and nigral pntronajre .R on nrt ft lis "P. LYONS MERCANTILE CO. Utah University's Loss. Salt Lake, ler. 20 - The physical laboratory ei I liih University war de st roved by lire last night, caused by combustion of erases. Loss is ISC.000 deotge . N'oshurg, a well-known lumberman of the Paelfta Northwest, lied ai tin ronidna tt Rll son in law, Kev Dr. ! B. Van Waters. In Port land, from tha effects or an attack of Inertlon of the heart, complicated with sends pneumonia. st:it. Health officer Tabor has re lorte.t to the "ovciunr thai there were lx cases of bubonic plague In San Krandsco during 8eptiiiler, and four leathl three cases and three deaths in ('tuber, and one ras. and one death In November. Prepare for Christmas Holidays WM flk"ieiwurfii I.e.. or Aeeordlni to the compilation 01 tbs renori t V membership of frn I rnal orders in tho Unite. 1 ttal -tad Canada is OK I 4 avvM v -'A Ing one of our new itvle dining room ujto, li are l choice tUijn nnd lininli, foikIIv tnadc and are offi B price I'nvrrthan ever befurp fr puch Hiiierior c .lust look at llieni they are worth it. even if vou don't a yx t m purenaeini uur new Biupmente include im" m tied Come in anyhow and pet a fm HAN 1 "ii the .;.i().()i) promiam. We Present 1 orner Main and Webb ftn't'ts, . A. RADEI I'ate Pine Ki er I IBO w ine, or li'a'.k . for mtn KfaheoMefed 1 eh r Mipaer for men Palanl Inlhar sii.s- made fu. men Ituhuer It tm 1 he BYERS' BEST FL0U1 .reel us.. Hvers' H st Phmr It took first r ('linage. vVurld's Fair over all eomprti. (:'. ji r eeellent satisfaction wln-invsr Uffd. 1 1 la guaranteed. Wo have the I -est Htssis Rol ad Barle; Ket Rye anil Hearillfse I'-sr ly. i Peoples Watrehonse Pcttftttor. PENDLETON ROLLER MILL u . si. KIUKJS, I'ropi ietor. AfRTIQHT HEATE! I have a full line of the celebrated COLE'S AIR-TIGHT Wo " and ton! Ptoven guarantee! tit be abeolytely air tight. Noni f tlie lifa! ii waatecl and tin. itovw will lave ONE HALF of your fuel biH I l,a f .1 hill li.u o car.t cook Btoves nnd sleei mfjOU Price! ..! tho lowest, quality considered T C.T - I the HartwareW 7.1 1 Main ntreati Pendleton. Oroaon, You will find it an easy task (0 select presents hei BOOKS HANDSOME PICTURES TOILET CASES NOVELTIES The best and most appropriate all around present is a boc We have them and our Ii ie surpasses any in Eastern Ore A I A x w - . i Al.LMAN ik LU. I he Leading hru cgisi . . Pendleton, Ort