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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1902)
THURSDAY. JANUARY 23. 102. PERSONAL MENTION HAVE V 01 KKK.N OUR f'RICL ON Felt Slippers, Felt Shoes and Jersey Leggtns FOR LADIS8, MISF ANO CHI LDftKHf see OUR WINDOW display Whati afford to have wet feet when you can buy rMMI at MH prion: Ladies Storm rubbers. 20c Misses Storm rubbers. 15c Child's Storm rubbers. 10c Dindinger, Wilson & Co. Micceur t. C.ea ci Uros CLERKS BUILT RAILROAD. Display in T. C. Taylor's Hardware Store Attracts Attention. A railroad, built with foot rules for cross ties and slide door tracks for rails, with an engine and coal box made entirely of pieces of hardwart and goods carried, is causing passers by to stop and look into the window at T. C. Taylor's hardware store, on Main street. The wheels of the en gine are well-wheels, the boiler is made of two milk cans, the cow-catcher is compasses with a large one at the bottom and smaller ones above to the proper shape :the coal box is a card receiver filled with coal: there are telegraph poles of augers with the bit stuck in the floor and wires regu larly insulated, stretched to repre sent the telegraph line along a well regulated railroad, and to take it is a whole, it very much resembles a genuine railroad and engine and every article about it la something that is for sal in the store It Is the product of the brain of P C Pet erson and Johnnie Keys, who are clerking in the store. Bikr Clearance Sale R E Toiler, of Wasco, spent yes terday In Pendleton. T. W. Ayres. Sr.. Is over from Hepp ner visiting bis son T. W. Ayres. of the Tallnian a Co drug store. Charley Gardner, the genial clerk ' at tlotel Pendleton, has taken a few ft and left yesterday for Mot Lrftke. John Rro'wn. who lives 10 miles southwest of town and who is paraly ted In his legs, having to get about In a wheel chair, returned yesterday evening from Ml, .on, where he had . been visiting. LsStSf H. Ogden, of Waitsburg. was in Pendleton yesterday visiting with friend and this morning left for Umatilla, to take a position under H. Connelle as clerk in the O. R. 6 N. offlVi at that plan A M Mullendore. of St. Joe Mo., has arrived In Pendleton with a view of locating. He is a brother-in-law pi Lize Cox. the O. R. & N. engineer He say tit left many others behind in th east who are preparing to come to Oregon. Mrs. William Fltigerald. who Is teaching In the primary department a; the Field school house, received a painful but not serious bruise to the foot yesterday by a heavy plank that was batttfl used by the painters of the new rooms recently built at the house falling on it. She is able to attend to her duties again today. Judge 8. A. Lowell will leav to mo; row for La Grande to deliver a lecture for the Scotch of that plac Friday night at their annual meet in in honor o. thr birth of Robert Burns. His subject will be Hum and His Influence " Mr. l.ov..ll is to deliver a le " nr. for the students at Custom on "Law and lawyers." the 28th inst. DID JOE DO THIS? C. A. JOHNS FOR GOVERNOR SUPPOSED SIMON MOVE. Baker City Lawyer Reported to Be Out for the Head of the Republican Ticket. Announcement is made that C A Johns, of Raker City, is a candidate for the republican nomination for the governorship of Oregon The move Is Interpreted by local observer In Pendleton as a part of the GeerSi mon plan to attempt to divide the Eastern Oregon field so n to wl BaSS the following of any one man and leave the delegation from east of the mountains not united The ror.ven tlon will then. If the Oeer-Simor. plan be successful, be asked 10 rename Qagf Tht report of the candidacy of Mr Johns is not regarded serlousl here, and It is known that but a ahor: time age he stated positively that lie was nut a candidate for any office within the gift of the people. TOOTHLESS BULLDOG. A Pendleton Citizen Makes a Discov try in the Nick of Time. Joseph Haslor. familiarly referred to i v hi friends as "Little Joe." had occasion to go to a lady house, in circulating a petition, where there is u venerable bulldog of more than ordlnarv size and desperate appear Mm Joe had Just knocked, and was standing on the step In a most . xM-ctant niood. when with a Jump and a bound hi dogshlp landed on his breast, and there both man and . itOOd. gazing one at the other Just at a time when Joe was In deep thought as td bow be would escape a terrible death, the door quietly Dpnd and a mlbl voice said Don't be scared. Mr Hasler. that dog I so old he has not a tooth In his head." lot managed to reply "I wish I had known dot'" It 1 hardly necessary to say that Mr Rasler recovered got the stgnl r nr and now smiles to himself when , the Incident recurs to bin mind THE STORE CLOSING AGREEMENT OF THE PENDLETON MERCHANTS. Gasoli me I is! ..V BOT to WJ to Baker City Suicide. Ha City. Jan. SI Frank Andre, a druggist by protessslou and a miner by occupation, died last night In the Crabill lodging house near the O. R. a- N. depot of an overdose of pare goric and morphine. His body lies to day at the undertaking parlors of Pat terson a- Epplnger awaiting orders from relatives as to Its disposition. Whether or not It was a cause of suicltfl has not been definitely deter mined It la probable that Andre who was Intoxicated drank the drugs to quiet bis nerves if so. h MM ! ed admirably. A I). Cirlffln, editor of the Hi a -' printed in Portland, was in Pen lletoi today, and called upon local politic Ian. Mr. Griffin say that In hi opluion. an Eastern Oregon mau is tht- strongest possibility (or till oni lag. republican gab rnatorlal tionuna tlon. and that he thinks that there is large probability that such Will at thr outcome of the present flgh; Mi lias talked with leading men In hi party throughout Kantcm Oregon, duriug tin past ie weeks, and conic to the conclusion that lu has about sized up the situation. He stated that down lc Portland there is a disposition to look upon the claims of Easvrn Ore gon with favor and to concede to this part of the state the head of the ticket Mr Griffin recently visited Jim Washington, who was sent to the asy lum from Pendleton, and says that the latter shows no tendency ti cover from his mental malady fie believes that Jim will never return here. He expressed the desire to come once more to Pendleton tfl SM his friends, and then wa contnt to die at the hands of hi murderer at the asylum. The Fuel of the Future. Tin question has been worrying many people who fear that the coal suppl) la" (...online exhausted, hut 1 no need to worry however, a n substitute ha been discovered 1 troleum lr nearly all of Na turo's products we find that as soon a Ml material becomes scarce an other Is discovered to take Its place I'tiorc Is one exception and that is Hostetter's Stomach Rltters. It Is mature- own remedy for all stomach I've- and bowe! complaints and dur :i 'I" pas: year it has been im possible to make a better medicine It cures indigestion dyspepsia, con stipation, nervousness and malaria, fever and ague If you have never tr!ed It. do so today It cannot help hut do you koihI Our Private Die tamp Is over the neck of the b.rttlc. It Is Desired That AM Keep to the I Early Closing Arrangement to the End of Time. Most of the stores ol Pendleton are closing at 6 o'clock every evening. ninier terms 01 an agreement en ........ I Int.. tuu! fall a...! M.I.I..L t i iww - , 1111-11 mm been quite carefully observed since! rlw- movement was lnauciirnti! tid ing the past few weeks, however, lfrf lias neen noticed tnat a few are dis posed to verge across the lluje a trifle, and It Is hoped that this will nnt not.! tlniit . The merchants who have re ligiously kept to the agreement feel M though It were but Justice for all to ahid by the Bame arrangement. I The clerks also Join In the renuent for no return to the formor plan of keeping open all of the evenings. which would be the rule In th P I.Viml all do not observe the early closing plan. It Is certainly satisfactory to all persons, and the fact that the clerks' and other employes have enJoved their winter BTMlBgl during the past - .1 m, bus caused general Indorse ment of the present regime. It Is MiieTM tnnt it entail no loss upon W !" v .7 Oni UN bant. If nil close at 1 ) W A llnr Ihnn. lu n .1 1. l . 'V . . .. ii. eom- llaln when a few fall to follow the plan under which all are presumed to ie working Early closing Is the rule in most Eustern cities, even In those M large; than Pendleton, and It Is recognized nowadays, that It Is right and not unprofitable. OwlTeaHc F,n' teas taj 3 j A N Spj RuckT 1 CROWNES "H'llH W. HI PLAN FOR A FARMERS' TELEPHONE COMPANY BOOKS FOR ALMOST NOTHING Sale from Ian. Mti to Feb. L If you waut a book of any kind or description come and look at stuck and get enent of our low prices. TALLMAN & CO. THl LEADING DRUGGISTS. Indiana Trustee's Meeting Indianapolis Ind.. Jan. 22 Mem 'be. a of ;he Iudiana trtistet's aau ia tion assembled .n twelfth annua, convention here today and were call ed to order In the ball of the house .of representatives by James I) Kent ' Addresses of welcome, officers' re ' port snd the appointment of com mittee occupied the opening session School consolidation was the muir. topic discussed this afternoon Terror in Mexica. City of Mexico. Jan 23. Terror among the Inhabitants of Cbllpancin go continues. Another earthquake shock was felt yesterday. Mam ruin ed houses fell. The Inhabitants are fleeing from the stricken city The number of buildings destroyed up to date is TOO. Sugar interests. Washington Jan. 23. American sugar interests again had the floor before the house committee on ways and means today. The charge that the American Sugar trust Is behind the movement to reduce duties on Cuban sugar was repeated Mahoney Holds the Port San Francisco. Jan 23 Superior Judge Hebbard today decided that the mayor has no authority to remov. county officer and that County Clerk Mahoney It a county officer The Pendleton Shoe Company Huv- 500 pair.- of Misses Sh gg, tkiev are selling at, per pair Former pHce from Si 50 to ti.75. 500 pa;r 'hUrin-n V Shn-!- at, pir pair .... , I 11 n -otmer prices from gi.aS to Si. 75. Besides "Vsny Bargains in "left's and Ladies' fthoae DON'T FAIL TO OFT OUH PRICES $1.45 $1.20 Pendleton Shoe Go. 645 Main Street Pendleton. Orsgon BYERS' BEST FLOUR ft ruase (rood bread use Bvers' Bst Floor It took first SfaaiatS at tie Obisago World's Fair over all eom peti tion, and give, excellent satisfaction wberevar used. Kverv sacs is guaranteed. We have the bast Steam 1; 1imi Bar lev Head Bye and Beardless Barley. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. BYERS, Proprietor Te Run North to Juniper. 20 Miles, and 20 'Phones are Promised A movement Is on foot to estab Itab a telephone line from Pondlclon to Juniper 2o miles north of here The promoters of this enterprise ar. !r. C. J Smith William McCor mack. A KupiK and E U Smith and the purpose !s place the or more farmers and stock men along th- line In direct communication with I'eudle ton and the outside world Th . people have fo: " leen trying tt get the Inland Tele graph and Telephone Company to establish a line out to Juniiier and the Cold Springs country, but all their effors have been futii unlesx they would concede to pay the coni pany present prices which they re fused to do. The company told them phones could not be put in their houses for less than tfx per month, and they thought this too min i, tnr they do not propose to do without this luxury much longer, and II farm ers have already signed contracts to take 'phones along the lln. and It is thought that as many as .'" can be soured They will Join together and each pay his share ot expense toward establishing the llnr and buy his own phone. In speaking of the pvgfaej Dr Smith said "It is only a matter of time. I think until all this suburban country will have private : lepbteM Unas and practically al! the f.i m will have direct communteatiui, with IVndletot. It is no' a matt. . - pense that has kept this fron. being done long ago but simply t.-ausi no one has taken the lead and started the move Why. I have hear.', many farmers say they would pay the rost of keeping up a private line a whole year, for the news of the wh i- mar ket from town Just for one day when the price was fluctuating Th. farm er cannot stay in town to watch the market and If he has a 'photo h. ar. . keep posted every hour If he wants to. We have not yet estimated the , cost of the line far enough that we ar. to make a atatement along this line yet but It will not be much to1 any single Individual The ork Is to be done on the same plan as the 1 Butter creek lines was null- tt.Jh win ter" Jensen-Love. At l:M last evening. Rev. R. A. Copple united in marriace Carl Jen sen and Miss Mollle I.ove. at the home of Mr and Mrs II F. Kennedy or. Webb street The bride Is the sis ter of Mrs Kenuedv and the daughter of Mr and Mrs W Q Lava, of this city Slo- wus lr. the employ of the Qoidaa. Utile store until recently The groom is s member of the blacksmith firm of Jay at Jensen, of Cottonwood street Only a few Intimate relatives and friends were present Mr. and Mr- Jensen will make their home on Perkins street, where they went ini mediately after the ceremonv P- ople are interested in the unus ual. If there Is something unique ifcgM your store or stock, tell It In your advertisement Salt Lake Tribune. 8CHEEPER8 EXECUTED BV THE BPITISH. Crossetts Men's Shoes. Vici Kid Leather lined, four dollar values, NOW $2.95 a pair. "Pine Knot" Shoes for Children. Peoples Warehouse Feetfitter. a a e. a a a ST. JOE STORI ATTENTION LADIES! We have purchased for the sptmg season thr tinctt line of Drew Goods we have ever seen in our long ei perience in business. We wdl show all the ae styles, weares and desiRns the mills have produced and in wash fabrics our line will he simply immeoa You can't afford to buy anything in woolen gr sua uootls until you have seen what we will have to oiler They wdlcbe here in due season Vary respectlulh, Lyons Mercantile -( A SURPRIS1 In handsome turns is one ol the most igrea surprise thst delights llliltmi of s Lome, espn It in such tie designs is are showing in all line as are kept in an Up-to-Date, First Class Furniture Star The largest stock from which to select and all at prices del) competition Undertaking parlors in connection M. A. RADER. iMam and Webb Street! r'endteton Oref MAMUAAH DTCTADCrt "cupiotsf we m 00 M SW bS B JT Bto U Ta f rj V b ViiAuat. UpiML,ipt.n ol l LmuM frwyli poyactan. will 4luir euro jou i It . Ml 11 11 1 nt a 1 Ml" VUvjiil kastabrerori.ihi. Cittwm ilrt.i ut timCMMjjn, which II pofeSt J lmi to Swrmiwrbat awl til ts horron c7iooiitt. ' - M t -, "- 1 n ni in niiimr ma' n sii iiiiiiMhe "irirsri sim 1 miwSwimiiwiwtf DwawSbw nBwiw wmmii wiu s 1 11 nili gSTSBSlf "'r 'imrSi VVmtutj!ils'P'm'''n "m ' ""'i T- Srr'tfK Claimed He Violated trie Usages of f Teller Received the Word Washington. Jan. J3 Teller today railed up his resolution ralllnp upon the people to Interfere in behalf of the Boer commandant. Sheeprs He announced that he bad received in formation that Scheepers has been ex wuted He charged that the execu tion Is In violation of the (ienevi con 1 venuon Ixmdon Jan 2S In the house of I commons today It was announced that Scheepers was executed becaus he was convicted of offenses against tn usages or war Local merchants who expert local newspapers to protect tbelr business by refusing to take foreign advrtls ing should at least show their appra- SMwssssvaVMswvvv You get What you buy from us. dm WOOD, COAL, SAND & BRICK. AIR-TIGHT HEATEI I have a full lin of tlie celebrated COLE'S AIR-TIGHT U'o.k1 snd ooal stoves guaranteed to bs sbsolutely air tight N,,u of iuat is wasUxl and the etovee save ONE-HALF of vour fuel bill. I also have a full line of cast cook stoves and teel rU Prices are the lowest, quality cousiuw" T. C.TAYI OR, the Hardware 741 Main street Pendleton. OrafOS. POULTRY and EGGS Tnscking InternaUonal Poultry Food makes Beef Meal gnes them navor. Clamibells make them solid Mica grit aids digestion. Try a sample. C. F. couesworthy. May, Oralis and Feed- Paadktf' US Bast AiU Sttwat. ciaiiou oj eamimctiUK lor iheweetvea Maaaaetd O News