Corset SaleTO Special 75 Corsets, good styles, black and drab, worth 75c to close at 38c. Celebrated J. B. Corset $1.25, 1.50 and $2 grades to close at. each 79c p. D. Corsets, $2.50 to $3.50, to close at $1.25 Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. Retiring from business. COMPROMISE has Mined a name for bellgerency of! late throughout the Pacific North WMt. IS THE SENTIMENT OF THE TOWN TODAY. BREVITIES. -.. Cloav m A Howard. Farm loans Hrtdfcy Howard Ore lnauranee. float candy in the city. Duttons ,r..m rnocunneit w m ! n hat in Oregon Broi DD tiooaa v,u. W tooth pl H". r. . a luHKa iu'vh iiir toys, games Nolf'a. Ti Jollv C'lut will give another ...... t itii.c'iiL t in i i i es rr f ttfir prni.ni L. .lh. Biwriteti crop paper, lie. rine OWliu mupli anti mini cmui, i. i nminit Nolf's b(l eKKh auurantt ed absolutely I. 29 cents iw r tHir..'ii, i n- lOrorerv (curt street. ule lour registered stallions. Hnr IH1 oroOO mares, puces Inquire (.r C H Wade. Pcndle Or ale 1M acres of tine wheat Ik A . I m "arnitj V 'I IU ikUnn i to ult purchaser Jam mm meftii u Journal wants a rep- ooBruiM-'H hi rast Tork City ult- an Ideal sheep riinch of ims. 15 pet acre :alo MM wei. I. tin iter head Kaay C T Wade Cutnmi.. an Indian hat. DSN of uiD and saddle from Wll snur. 1 1,. nave notn iiwn om to thi uiHtr let court I Laura A Smith grand lady of of tin Degree of Honor, (roui vuj. win vikii n iiuieion ar January IxUi. to meet the Nqmrited to DC present at their htunlay tuning By request neorder I Martin ia nml-.iug prices on high r ... " i ui.u . ' i .r. HI line of fancy groceries la am and Includea all the bat of pickle i anned eo-jds ' i4i.il lain 7 w i T" i - "tiers If you want good cof atruo has the old government " Mocha and lava Wood outing flannel. 28 yards fl.00. C'leav. i Brat I'ry (looda Co. Fur sale all kiuda of real eatate. loth town ami country E .T. Wade Hoys DYeTOlla, made of blue dent ins, lag pair Cleaver Broa. Dry Goods Co. Musllu ami outing flannel night mow iih. Hftc each. Cleaver Broa. Dry (SooiIh Co. lunch egg. Kuarunteed absolutely fresh 26 cent per dozen at the Stan arrd Grocery, Court street. Th Pacific Wave, the official publi cation of the t'nlveralty of Washing ton at Seattle, gives the name of Kolam! N. Oliver, a Pendleton boy. who is attending the university, among Its eorp of editors, as ex change editor A special convention of Damon Lodge No. 4. K. of P.. will be held In castle hall Thursday evening, the Ifith Inst., at 7: :i0 o'clock for the pur pose of completing arrangements for the district convention. All members that will participate In tin contest nre requested to M present . a . PVT. rvanirac ARnWADF " "a-r T V i miyja-rf 1 THE COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. At Athena on February 6 and 7 Good Attendance Desired ' The dates trti the annual county Sunday school convention are Feb ruary t and 7 and the place Is Ath na. Umatilla county was the bonnei . county in Oregon In the number of dclrttatch in attendance at the last 1 annual county convention and the ' program was not excelled by any other county in the state This year 1 It Is expected that our Sunday school 'convention will exceed all previous I ones in attendance and Interest. An i'xi client program Is being prepared to im participated In by the leading SundiiN ac&ool workers In the county. I as weil as by tin field worker of the state association C A. Dotson Bvcr) Sunday school teacher and of ficer should make sure of being lu ' attendance at this convention. The program will Im. published soon Each Sunday school should appoiut dele-gat'-t. at once to attend The time of ' year chosen foi the convention Is : such as to Insure the largest possible i attendance J. Clark & Co 211 Court Street. Walla Walla Bank Elections Walla Walla. Jan. 1 At the an uual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank or this city, the following officers were elected: President. Levi Ankeny ; vlce-preel-dent Allen H Keynolda; cashier. A. It Burford; directors. Levi Ankeny W. F Winans T K Kastman. J H Foster A. H Reynolds, and W M I. add of Portland The stockholders ot Ho BtkM Mover National Man s al- elected of ficers as follows: President. MUjM 0, Moore; vice president. T C EUl ott; cashier. H H Turner; assistant I Lt. u i.' i.iiiii.nn directors. ensioei. ii. - . Miles C Mooie W W Maker. T C Btiii.in hi.. i J M Hill The only bauge was made in the poaltlou . ashler H. H Turner succeedliiK Johnson Warring Factions of City Council Anxious to Get Together Now no Doubt That There Will Be Some Sort of a Compromise Arranged, Whereby the Machinery of Munici pal Government Will Soon Be in Operation Again. That a compromise will be effected batw the two factlona of the city government, and the troubles of the past few days will be ended very soon. Is assured There la a feeling of less hostility, and a disposition on the part of all to compromise. The East Orcgonlau was thus assured to day. The assurance came from rep resentatives of both factions, who are not slow to take up the sugges tion of the compromise. It is the general opinion that, un der the circumstances, a compromise Is honorable for all concerned. Usu ally, such a suggestion would be spurned, and ' fight to the last ditch" would be the slogan. But. it la argu ed that the present troubles arose ironi misunderstanding. that good men were holding different opinions as to right, that there was sincerity on both sides: that the mlsundcr standing caused temporary ill feel Ing; that continuance of the 111 feel Ing would work Irreparable injury to Pendleton, that It was the duty of Hi. officials to settle the dispute In some manner by each side yielding: and. as the crux of the whole ques tion, the yielding is practically ll aad to by both parties to the con t n iv cray On what terms the compromise would be. there was no decision at first. Hut expressions of confidence In the desire of all to do what la for the best are heard rrom many who have been o bitterly arrayed during the past lew days, and these pre-1 saged the coming settlement No Meeting Good Thing. It was conceded that the fact that no meeting was held was a good thing If the Hcssirfh expected on Wednesday evening I, a. I been held, there would inevitably have been some sharp passages, and the situ ation would have been more strain ed. Botllu ol the members. Indeed oil both sides of the dispute, thought it might have been better had the word liei-n sent officially .but unoffi cial word came, and it was quite gen rally known that the llg tight look ed tor would not transpire All In all. the situation today la ran an eaily ending of the troubles. Some plan will be at ranged, and soon the city council will lie doing bust ness nt tin old stand as of yore, with no red banners ol vvai waving above t lie chairs of the local legislators THE COUNCIL MEETING THAT WAS NOT HELD. Box Office Receipts Very Heavy for the Promised Session, But Money Was Given Back at the Door Only Three Councilmen Appeared With Mayor and Five Absent. Hoys, you may get youi money back at tin- dooi ' j.M ulaiiy remarked i niiiiiluian liartmau to the crowd that had waited tot half an hour last . vening exiM'ctlng to witness dramatic mm when the city dads assembled to DaMMM (he business of the inu ulclallty'. The "standing room only' sign had been banging out since 7:30 o'clock, i n many persons desired to nee what Wollld COIIK 1 1 om lie uiiaup between the fighting common council and 0, A liartmau, E and Edwin Switzler wen preaent City Cartel was present, was present as one counsel present Hut the THROWN FROM CARRIAGE. Two Ladies Suataln Injuries From an Accldant. When coming from the cemetery Thursday, where they had driven to attend the burial of Willis Thogap Ron. Mrs. T. J. Morris and Mrs M A ; Thompson were thrown from their j buggy and sustained a very severe ' shaking up. besides some slight bruises. They were driving along In a lively gait and ran over a stake, which had been set in the rround and was Just high enough to catch the front axle of the vehicle. Thev did not see the stake and when the axle struck It the horse broke loose uid the sudden stopping ol the buggy threw the occupants out on the Igiound with the above result. FOR TAKING A GUN. Martin Alleged Thief in Jail Ben Miaaed His Weapon. A man was arrested by Maishal to a telegram from Hen Marltn. of A- - - 11 W ,, rt II) ,1 , . i I . I .1 1 1 1 I I I Til DVI HWUHi W I Meacham. saying that a wincnesier shot gun had been stolen from him and the thief had come this way. As soon as he received the message, Hcathman went to Joe Basler's furnl tute store and found that only a few moments before a man answering the description ot the fellow taking the gun at Meacham. had sold a shot uun to Mr Maslei He then went lo the "Last Chance" saloon and found the fellow who was arrested and placed In Jail to await developments. Statistics by Pails medical author It lea show that since the first appll cation of Paateur's anti-rabies treat ment. I6,lfiR persons bitten by mad dogs have been treated at the Pas ' tcur Institute and out or these all I hut 107 recovered. Thua In sixteen I years in Paris alone more than 2,- j iiuii have been saved by Paateur's dla- covery. A monument to Pasteur la ' to be erected In a few months on the j Spnare de la Sorbonne. BAD COMPLEXIONS RED ROUGH HAN OS ' FALLING HAIR HRIilNUO Bt (picum The most effective skin purifying and beautifying viap in tlm world, aa wull a pumst an I Hwiwtt for toilet, hath, and nursery It striken 'it thu caiuv of bad complasianSi red, rough ban. In, falling hair, and baby blemishes, rts,, the dogged, Irritated, Inflamed, overworked, or slug gish Poaaa. SoM lhrouti.t lh .ota rufraa U i.oC OF, tmv. Botol, U.. k. U... Bmuiul Cn.8lw.iNJ the of H "HOT STUFF" Our hot Chocolate, Clam Bouillon, bee! lea v'i;jra! TobaSCO Flip, Tomato Bouillon, etc. Thaj are always hot. We know how to ak delicious "Hot Drinks" and our pro e very reasonable -only 5, ct-nta a cup KOEPPEN'S PHARMACY. P Steps from Main Street Toward the Court House members of the mayor. J Sum in 1 v ii l of the council. Attorney C. H. A. U. Htilluiau ol Deathman h John W Heathman was John K Meam waa present, may 01 and H. F. Johnson, F M Clopton T H. Wells. J It. Dickson and C A Fia.ier were abaent The Deathman people said that Mr. Era- n t nth aci minted for. and would ap IHJar 111 tile event the meeting were called to older The tip had gooa ui the alteiuoon that than would be no meeting, aud vet tin three eouucllmeo who came to the ehainbet waited apparently ex pert ing that the others would put In an apiiearam e The waiting was occaaiou for gd Matured chaining by those who stood by and wondered why the recreant city dads had remained away when their absence disappointed the spec lators who had OBfJM with the exissc tatiou of witnessing something re sembling a thunder storm and a light mug display and a naval battle and a San Juan charge all In one grand en countei Various were tin- comments was the man wlm alwavs ee in even thing lo- cannot Thorn was I he mall scored 1 "ere wa. it tin four You will make money By calling on the New Lumbermen 1 before purchasing that bill of lumber New ibadl K"i."iK UP New llO. k i oniing io At the new retail lumber arl Cray's Harbor Coimneriial Co opposite the W C l depot PENDLETON, OM0OV. Frazer Opera House Oeo I,. Baker, Lease and NOBafOt, Js B Welch, local Manager T Thursday January 16th, 1902, F. J. CARPENTER'S FOR HER SAKE Massive Production of the Greatest Russian Melodrama Yet written An elaborate scenic equipment A GRBA1 CAS I Prices 25c, 50c, jrjJC and Ai o sen sale at Kraiers S' BEST FLOUR To make good bread use Myers' M'St Klour It t -k first premium at the Chicago world's Fair over all competi tion, ami gives excellent at isfaclion wherever used. Kverv sack is guaranteed. We have the beat Steam Rolled Bailey, Heed Rye am1. Heard le Harley. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. s. BYEBSk Proertetor Thorne Type Setter For Sale! I W. J Sfc.WF.LL, Manager liieie a "Job" nndi 1 stand bo lliouxl" soli. oie bad got ti.t. ii..,. IsliU UOll(l'M'ti i .L-Juui ii mail iiihii had Kidnaped the absent Healliuian supporter .hi. tub Klillman ouly said that he would be furthcoming the moment lie was neeneu. hi. natuie could uui and soon the waoioa was the crowd ruaning om iu and scattering to ujsu while the three coiin I.W. HARPER KENTUCKY WHISKEY for Gentle ok n who h.-1 1 aii OuaMty MachlliO is in Kd COadilioO. requires only OM quarter kwiM ' power to run it and with il one per son can act from io.ooo to 15,1 1 ems. brevier 111 tight hours With the machine there is tin.- neceasary pulleys and shafting- ai 700 to 800 pounds brevier type, H point Machine will be sold for I S" t " b. gt Feudlelou. bast Oregonian. Pendleton Or. BO YfcAHb IXPtHII-Nl-t but at smiled aud But the strain relieved by to the 0000 an lariuus homes aland HtNDUrioS ai4 by JOMM OUUM1I1 The Louvre Saloon oaru.os ,-aied ready for ii....... u in. na. a 1 p. oil"" - -- . .. A. .....I that might o- eui uiau swr the si ai" ot battle 10 attended a meeting 01 ontmou i-ouoHl which uiiv tray ed without thai they had th Peudb'tou Farmers Custom Mill Pro Waters, ProgrtoUr. Cavartiy 'K' " rioui saeaaaaad tar wbasi flu r. ai" " ' ei,t4 ra. Ma.,ajsi mm saad mm Oiaicna Copvni&MTa o aaroaaaaoaing a aja aac.i.. . u.i ualc-kir wvffiiin "tir i.i.u.h.u rrw liia.r .n lufauliuii 1. proli.tlr '" .labia - n.uiui U..mu6Jf Cbalai.llal llablb-. aaul fraa OM..l ki . !" aawilua ValM.I. P.I fill laa.li itn uali Mblib a I " racal.. wlis-.ul t-iar. ui iua Patauu m ,fiaf aiai SckMMc American. a haodaeniair illualraiad asafclf Ukwi ai . u laliufi ..t ai.r . laul iSc tuuruaJ Inn.. Ma u! loaf twiinut 1. Sold Ira, - - - laalar. vVTOrK VIS, Waib SKA US! Notary and Corporation M.fiO to $ft Hclivcrc4 Unler of us ami moMy. (rdra for Hobtssr Htmsapa ala S"llitd t:A ST OHM .ON IAN PlH. GO fha Cast Oragonlan la tatUrs Oca ...... KuiiMiiUiKi papar. II l and tha BaMgia appraclata It anJ il by thatr lioaral patronaga. It lo advertising maafluro of this aaatiaw.