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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1902)
1 MONDAY. JANUARY 27. 1902. H AVI VO( BEEN ouu prices o Felt Slippers, Felt Shoes and Jersey Leggins BOB LADIES, HI88EB M OHILDRBNT BBB OVH window D1SPLA1 Win. can ntlord to hav. wet feet when you can buy rubbers at stieli prices: Ladies Storm rubbers, aoc Misses Storm rubbers. Child's Storm rubbers, Dindinger. Wilson & Co. Successor (0 Cleave! lSros ORIENTAL MINE LAID OFF TWELVE MEN Larger Force Than Ever Will 8oon be at Work. Ukiah, Jan. 27. The Oriental Mln Infi company laid off abotr ;i dot n men laat week, owing to having no lumber with which to work fftt) will have the I MM bet by the first of Febniary. when they will use larger fore- than over. There are thirty five men workltu, titer,- row, Tbf company pays twenty cents pr hour and board 'and pav.t.i.. comer, twtce a month. Ther In ta ,.c of another compan) . r u: : ground lhara in M spring The winter heretolora in Camas Prairie has been one of unusual mild ness Scarcely any range It 00 ban been led. and Home cuttle ai. Mill on the range School wan out here last Friday. nss Aiarpie. who taught the primary department. gave excellent satisfac tion ami will probably be engaged lot the spring term. A a. Cole, the Viuson sheepman wah in tin Prairie a few Java ago surveying his stone and 'timber claim and otherwise netting ready ir his approach. contest It is rumored here that If, E. Stur devant o: this place has been award ed the contract for carrying the mall betw Pendleton and Ukiah for the next four years at $:'39.r. per annum. This is I7-1& higher than the present contract price Warren (llhbs has purchased the ' Uklah barbet shop, formerly conduct ed by W, L Harpole. THE OREGON MEMBERS InterMountain Investment Assocla tlon Growing in Importance. Since his visit her Manager An drew L Ment of the Inter-Mountain Pacific Investment Association has secured seven ugents In Oregon, one each In as many towns. E T. Wade k Clearance Sale BOOKS FOpv ALMOST hCfrllNG Sile iron Jan. null to Feb, 1. If yon want a book ol am kind or description come and look at stock and net lienettt of our low prices. TALLMAN & GO. THE LEADINU DKUUUISTS. The Pendleton Shoe Havt' 5OO Dgiri Of M irlHt'S Shews, tht-y are.HolIing at, per pair Farmer price Irom $1.90 to $1.75- 500 pftln Ohildrsn'i Shoes at, per pair hoi ornier prices from li.al to lam Bargains la ten a and Ladles' Shoe DON'T PAIL Pendleton Shoe Co. Thia representing It In Pendleton, ami the others being: linker City. J. F. Kei guson; Portland. Ooodnough I BtMrBI l ,i Grande, l.a Orando In vestment 'otiiininy , The Dalles. N. Whealdon ; Man, Payne & Jonas; Albany, s N. Steele. All oi these agents give the bcsl of rcfci' iiiTs, a bank In each town and arc bunded toKcther by the asso elation in Mailt one another In dis poning of Inn. is to home seekers who fa minim, from various places Mr. Wade ha already secured heneiit--from hi a.-., ncy in quick finding ol cuatomera TONIGHT "HUMAN HEARTS" WILL BE GIVEN. Hal Peid's Play. Then "Rupert of Hentxau," Murray and Mack and "Paloma." Tonight comes Hal Held's 'Human Hearts, which will be a first-class product ton, according to the crii clsms mad. everywhere a; iiAvl 1 MfiBB tmAT VB! BR HP! For Tuesday Night No work of Action ever lent Itself more effectlvelv or more aeceptablv to stage than Anthony Hope's second Zenda story. "Tlupert of Hentau.' which Is to be seen at the Frazer en next Tuesday evening For Thursday Night. Wherever Vurrav and Mack have appeared this season, th eaten have had their seating capacities fully test ed ami standing room has been at a premium ami critic ct. i.vwhere have been enthaainatic In their praises not only tot a well constructed pln but lot ina oiever artists engaged to sent "Shooting the Chutes pre For Friday Night. Paloma. the child pianist. , and h -sister Karla. younger ami almost great a genius as Paloma. Prices. cents parquet. g cents circle, cents gallery, and school ,1,11,1 a 75 all age 1 cents. SPEAKb TO STUDENTS. Judge Lowell Will Lecture at Statr University. Stephen A Lowell left this mornliu lot Kiigene where he is to deliver an address on "Law and lawyers" to the law students of the State Unlver slty, Tuesday evening Judge Lowell sp,)!:e at La Oran.b on Fri.lav evening on "Hums." ol which the Chronicle says F.vcry noble attribute of the Scotch received Its meed of praise and their only fault of convivialty was forgiven them because of their many virtues Judge Lowell's remarks were freely Interspersed with quotations anil readings from Hurn and his praise of the lowly hut true hearted 1 , wu; h the .,,lr v tV.l(hlJ lH wr . ...;:l".i iiiftee than any other Kuglish poetry except Milton's. The audience expressed frequent approval of tin speaker's sentitujonts. Catarrh tanaot, Be Cured ppllcatloo. tliev caiiuoi rvtrtt Will. the mmi of the 4lekv Catarrh t blood or rouoUlutloua: llmMM'. aul In order u 1 ur-11 yuu 1. in-: lake Internal r.-medluH. ilti - Ca larrh Cure in taken internal!) and mi - .lire.-ti) on the blood and HMOUS kiirla.-na. Ilall' I a larrh Cure 1 uol a .iua k medicine. It wt pre " ill" ' by one ol llie bet pliytli lan In Ibii country (or ycar, au.l l rea-nlar ireaeriiiini. It la rompoiH-d of the bvtt toul. " (uiiwn, linn blueil wllh the beat hl.xi p.irillen, acting directly on tbe uiucooa saiiaets. The prriect combination ol the two ingredient- U what uroduiea aucb wonderful reuli in . uriug ca larrh. Send lor utlu.ulaU, Irev. F. J CIIKNKV A CO., Hrop. , Toledo. O. Hold by ilrusglt. price TAe. Hall . KamlTy Pllla arv the beat. Athena Press: William Piper came to town yesterday after a couple of lelephoiiei two farm bOMM will be connected with the Hradlay telephone system. Company $1.45 $1.20 S1.7S. TO OUT OUR PKICBS 645 Main Street, Pendleton, Orsgon. algMtara la on mmwrj boa of tbe vouliw Laxative iVotno-Quunoe wsai HIS LEE BROKE! LOSS COPELAND MEETS DAD COASTING ACCIDENT. Was "Sliding Down Hill" Near the Central School Building and Struck a Tree. Loss Copataadi Dm I0yasrold son of "Missouri" Copclanil, the black smith, broke bis left lei a tew Inchaa above the knee while coasting on the school house hill at I o'clock Sunday afternoon Ntinicmtts small hoy., hart bMI using the sidewalk ii long that part ol Main street for coasting lor the past few days, since the snow fell, but they hnve now stopped short. The accident occurred In front of the rati I dance of Mrs iinttic T. Btaaflald. Into whose house the inn wa. carried, moaning, although he exercised true American boyish grit, and did not give awaj to Ms feelings to am ie.it extent. A cab was at once summon d, ami tipon Its arrival, he was taken to his hOOUl, which Is neat the Alia Ureal baeeball grounds. Dr. c .1 Smith was nt nil side within an bout, and quickly reduced the fracture making the victim comfortable and aaauring all Interacted that recovery WOUld be sure ami quick. The accident happened as follows 1 ouns Copt land ami 1 companion, slightly older. ('la t en. c Cook b name, had formed a . oniniiinlt ,, Interests and Were titling tilll.lelll "tn li OH his own sled Loss was In front, with the tope of the second III il in his hand. The front sled swerved and left the outside edge Of the Bldewalk, Its occupant striking a tree not ovet lotit inches in thickness The youth on the second sled saw the danger Impending, ami guided his led off the Instdi edge of the Stile walk, rolled ovi 1 and escaped unhurt PERSONAL MENTION Booth Portland Roueei is in the eft) from Lincoln day from Flmer Pier... was In town "Ht Milton. Cleave; returned Sun, lav from a business trip to Portland. Indian Agent Wllklus Is nwav on MS led tour of the Hound cou try. K. A. Hchlfller has returned from 11 till, to his family m Wtlhunette ml ley .Cptuiti cierk w i). ObamberlnlB 'sited bis relatives in An. i-n 1 Cut. day Mrs .lap Stevens visiting her sister let 01 i.a Orando, is Mrs. Frank Bra Dr. Col. Wll: Oil professional noon. II B Dnptty, man of DnytOB called to BttOi bnalaaaa this H.o 1 aft"i prominent liuslneu Wash.. Is l.'Ulslelen at Hot .1 .1. I Pen. . ton. Hulling ,. 1 Satin. lav evenlni; lor AMeiia, whet his family hav. ' visiting relatives Miss sihier. reports tani Ran Walla Walla hospital of .irs (' s .In.- nt ol the is a guest Jane - A llownr.l leav. - this even mg lor Sumpter to be Knt. u ,,,w days on a business trip. F. H. nialr. clerk for (M.-avor Pros in the dry goods store, visited bll parents In Weston Sundny 11 Al llrowu. F. l Walt I !........ I . , 1 ..111! 11 mini, 1 land at registered 1 rum Walla a' tin Gold. -11 H11I,. hotel Walla Westo.i Leader Ir J A. Heattie made a trip to Kugen. , th, first of the week to deliver two lectures at tin- State University Dr. Thompson ami family recent !, I tout Pennsylvania, win 1 , ;hing over the country iui lion to practice, i ine.iK inc. left last evgugg ni Laotlne to locate wh. r. h, intends H T. Conncll. of Alba, Is in town serving as a regular juror at this term of the circuit court lie RM been on duty already eleven .Us and he says he has just a touch 01 homesickness. Mrs Hubert Slantleld arrived in I'eii.lleton Saturday Mnlng from Walla Walla where sin ha. U.-,-u mi several weeks. She was uu 1 here i Air. ntannei.i unit liey went to th. leu- nonie on nutter creek i.slav Otegonlan Tin honor Of repre .euuiig uregon woniei, ,,i, n,, ,.aril of lady managers of the Louisiana BnrokggM Kxoaltlon has i. .-n giv.-u to Mrs. J. li Montgomcn ,, the vole o. UM teaerai world s fan sion. eoiiuuls Frank and Nellie HuMn,.,,, have Just returned from WaltaluirK, where they went on the sad mission of at tendluK the funeral ami i,,irial oi their sistei. Mrs. (. Q Bnu., They entered the Sisters' school iiKaln this morning. E. W. McComas returned Saturdav evening from Moscow t'uiux and othei wathiaftoo toaraa n, Hayn that a K..-.I. deal of wheat is helm; held hj the farmera In that country as well as here, they hoping that the i.ri. e will go higher. After spending several days in n dletOB with friendB and Incidentally irumuB mmi us. mi. -1,111. of the In uuBiriai iionie ior ullud, h Is tryliu; to establish In Portland Ooariaa Ne bergall left yesterday his return to Portland morulug for ! C. B. Isua.-h la in town from his Me Kay creek ranch, Ave ndles south ,.f Pendleton. He repor-a that he has loat 13 head from hta band of cattle the aniawto, apparently, having atray .i ti ad sway In the mountains before they were driven out for the winter. The 1. iter part of the lost cattle are yenrlinga. H I Ourllek. represent lug the Pa ge! Soiiiiil Hunk at TnCOmt, has been In the city several days looking after the Inlet erts of the hank, which holds w 11, -house receipts on wheat stored in the Athena PkHtrlni Mfli ware hOUBe, tar which a receiver haR been appointed. Weston Lender; Dr. J, R, Thorny ,ou. late of Pittsburg, Pn Is In the citj from Pendleton with a view to locating here for th' practice of met! tciie. Dr, Thompson Is a medical u.iduate of the University of Penn sylvania, and since leaving his Alum Mater has been practicing six years at Pittsburg and In Nevnda. LOOKS LIKE BATTERIES WOULD STAY THERE. Fort Walla Walla Receives Five Cars of Guns From the Arsenal. Walla Walla. Jan. 117. Yesterday nve i.i' ol Held pit s arrived In this city direct from the United it arai oal al Unci, island, ill., for b th. Thirtieth battery, light Held artillery, stationed at For Walla Walla The guiiH r.re of the latent aumrai line being made laitt lion; :ln 1891 models, and nr I beauties It required live earn to trnnapori the st guns ami the neoee tan oninona and supply wngons. The Thirtieth has 1 11 bete sev oral months without guns or horses and no practice of 1 otisenitoncc has I II possible. An effort has been nuiile tO secure the horses WltbOtti much success, and at lut the guns have arrived nntt will be at once taken to the fort for use A few horses ban been secured ami prac tlca will now be possible with at lensi part of llu men Tin Tenth battery has been Inlly equipped for sev 'til mouths Hob Kneebs. the hoiseinaii who he 1 ami' famous a few yenrs ago through Ills imprisonment In Germany for rue. lug an alleged "ringer," llethel , la lead at Sioux Cltv. LADIES' Warm House Slippers 75c to $1.50 1 I a a I a a a a a a a Bat Warm Lined Shoes $1.25 to 2 50 Warm Slippers for Clidren Peoples Warehouse Hetrtfttteri. Victory at Last. I ALLING HAIR AND DANl)RUFI: CAN BE CURBD. OPALGINE The Latest Scientific Discovery Cures all forms of Scalp Diseases, such as Dan druff, Baldness & , and will stop the Hair from Falling out. As a Dress ing it has no etpaal, keep ing the Scalp and Hair in a Healthy condition. OPALGINE HAIR FOOD CO BALTIMOHC, MD. IfOtB 4 McOuMAa, Ai'la lor i'sndlsteo ud vtelnlly. T. call roa COUNTY WAIRAMT8. Ussallu county war rail la rsaUlatan 1 ooan hoawa upoa prwtania. Jaw.... -aT im. HE ADMITS GIbiaa CANTONWINE'S FATHER LIVES IN PORTLAND. And la Cousin of W. J. Cantonwine of Walla Walla Pleads Guilty ' The young nun. who RnVc his Illim as l-red OUttOBWlae, of Wall,-, u ' ,"! an. who was arrested f,. ,,, J kodak and overcoat In Pen t011 , a son of II S. Cnntonwlm. ,,r i''r. land, who Is a cousin of W 1 InllU'ltw, nt VII.. II.. ' "U " "" Hiia, tin III era sun. I'l-eu I union wine hnvli.t 1 tilled In ro I . U v n.c.ueni at North raBJmn on the Northern I'aelflr . month ago. a The yOUng man here, who bears th.. -.1111. name as that of the on, ! was killed at North Yakima ? waiter and has worked around the lining iowiik. He 1 here from Walla Wnlla. wharf l employed at his usual enllim wlll plead Rullty to the charges. DAMON WILL COMF'f 1 nine was Me Pendleton K. of P. Lodge The Dalles. Will Go to, Dama Ledse n... i. which was the lucky lodge In earning ,,ff M..I lrle in the nnnunl contest t third rank degree at the Knlfhti ol I ythlni. COnvantlotl in this eltj th, lOtb, has been Invited to send a team to The Dalles to compete with the lodges of Wasco county and two from Portland nt their nnnunl convention I which is t be held Saturday night the iMt of February The Invli ..4W. iif.-u H,,i'ii,.,t alio tile local -, 1 ii- confident of being ns lucky at The a Ilea us they were at home ST. JOE STOI SPECIAL SALI ONE DW ONLY MONDAY, JAN. 1 ... WB will put uti -ale U.iKKI (,. um. i a ' tinermns ut I;, ecu!!- jmt yard. Iimin to lt VHrd to unv one Qtiatomtr, THE LYONS MERCANTILE Up to Date, First Class Fumttore Sttw I . .4 I. t .a.U:..l, ,, ...l.., i anil all At MM The daft I L1 1 "il I-. I I I I I I I lilt II It' 1 I H ! I ( onipetition, Undtrrtakinj; parlors in connection M. A. RADER. Main and Webb Stn AIPTlfiHT HFAT i m 1 VBI mmmrnm I have B full line of the celebraied COLE'S A IK-TIGHT Wfxxi" and coal itovea guaranteed to l)e abHolutely air tight None ol H heat i8 wated and the wnw " aave ONE-HALF of your fuel bin. I also have a full line of cast cook stoves -u- Prices ar the lowest, quality cons.ue.- C. TAYLOR, the Hardware 741 Main street. PaodletO International Poultry Food makes Beef Meal gives them flavor. Clamahells make them ioUO Mica grit aids digestion. Try a sample. C. F. COLESWORTHY Hav. Qraln and OwlT. Finr ttas TRAN TRUC 1 eMj In handsome I 1 mil of the mott 1 surpriaai that dtli ill 1 stress ol how. I 1 v in such lie it ah showiiifi 111 alll 4 .in- kept in an IVnilleton. cIM Oreeoo. 127 ud 12a Kaat Alia Street.