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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1902)
ring. NCE 2 IARKS rsic lion b i FttfU . recel" Linen Torch Worth 20c, 15c, 10c yard February price 5c yd. See Display in North Window. leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co, CLOSING OUT SALE. THEIR JUL PILOT ROCK'S FIRST priso'ner LAST NIGHT. "Bub" Smith Landed In the Bastlle by Marshal Stone Pilot Rock Grow Ing. E. B. Rlnearson, a prominent young ui i uui ock, is in town, to main until tomorrow. Ho said that the new city of Pilot Rook. Inst in. fcorporatod. had Its first prisoner last uignt. when Marshal Stone landed "Bub" Smith In the lockup, for dis orderly conduct. "Pilot Rock Is Browing." SSld Mr. uinoarson. "and we need more houses one residence imd business building are now In courso of construction, and others must be put up. If the demand for room be met. The little town Is in a ralr way to become much larger, and we are quite well satisfied with the existing status ot affairs.- .work. Jenne. Benefleld. Wv; club iJussllng. Goodwin; combination turn- Wins. Professor Annls. exhibition ,clnb swinging. Krcujwi; Roman lad- aers. Professor Anit t n., field. Jenne; selection, orchestra. Imr punching. Rusk: setectlon. Havtcod orchestra; slack wire work. Sml'. tam work, Person and Au . si' mlnated club swinging. Goodwin, r . amlds, wrestling. EjRDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1902. Saratoga chips at Leezer's bakerv fresh and crisp. If you want to have a good time, go to the cap social Saturday even ing. Sheet music, strings for instru ments, lead pencils, inks, stationery Nolf's store. Opening of silk dress skirts Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesdnv at the Peoples Warehouse. Where are you going on Saturday evening? Going with the crnwii tn. gloves worth $1.25, sold for 75c , the cap social at La Dow hall. Boston Store. ' Wanted, Lady or gentleman on sal- it candy in the ci'y. Dutton'B I ary and commission for fraternal or- am chocolateB. ganizatlon work. Apply Room 27, (..olden Rule Hotel. A. Zeuske, of Helix, a well-known farmer, was In town today and pur chasetl of A. Kuukel & Co. one of their three-bottom steel gang plows. A special meeting of the Maccabees will be held in La Dow hall Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All members BREVITIES. Ies A. Howard, farm loans, dley & Howard, Are Insurance, rale shoes for children nt Bos Itore. Boston LOGGING SEASON ENDED IN GRANDE RONDE Talked to Student, Walla Walla. Feb. tt.-Misa Mabel K. Stafford. Pacific Coast the Young Woman's Christian Associ ation, who has been In the city two days, left Tor Pullman. Wash tbts morning. Yesterday Miss StalTwd spoke to the students of Whitman College, and at 4 o'clock she spoke to the young lady students alone While In the city a reception was tendered Miss Stafford hy Mrs S. R U Penrose, of Whitman Cellos? It Pays to Trade at the Peoples Warehouse. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Reliable Goods Only. Is hat opening at the Saturday, the 15th. urogram and good supper at fecial on Saturday evening. hall ten cent piece buys a good gloves at Cleaver Bros. Dry Co. lets for 50c, that sold for $1.25 10 is certainly a bargain. The Store. $3.50 are the best looking fcanng ladies 'shoes in Pendic le Boston Store. Removal of Snow has Caused Lum bermen to Cease Cutting. La Grande. Feb. 15. The logging season seems to be nt an end. The warm winds and rain have melted the snow from the roads and made the ground too soft for trucking. The I river is not high enough for driving. which will probably not begin for an-1 other month. One contractor has still three million feet of logs which will be moved when the roads are more fit. I Charles Field, of Walla Walla,, bought horses for the English in La ,' Grande yesterday. Slxty-threo head i were purchased. Most of the horses I taken were offered by Hector McDon j aid and John Shaw, who have about I sixty head at the stock yards and! stables that they have been breaking I and gentling. j Wilts Deol. who has had a long on-, reer as a stock rustler and until late-: ly successful, was convicted this i week of horse stealing and last night , was sentenced to serve four years for his crime. He is already under sen-, tence of three years on a conviction obtained last fall. He has been out j on bonds awaiting action by the su-j preme court on nn appeal. He has1 Lonneker Acquitted. Wnlla Walla. Feb. IS. -AuRust Lou neker was yesterday acquitted by a jury of the charge of having reniov ort a monument which had been plac ed to mack the boundaries of lauds In the neighborhood when the de fendant llviil. A Jury wan called l Justice Glnseford and after hearing the testimony the defendant was nc quitted. The trial icnipled mtuh of yesterday afternoon. TALKING OF BUILDING A SCHOOL IN NORTH PENDLETON are requested to he present, as import-1 gained nothing by his appeal, but has am .uuauicaB is iu tume up. lost at least niif vpnr Rube Wilson, of Adams, who had tho misfortune to get a kick from a horse a week ago, which broke his Rev. II. Harris, of Cove Episcopal church, was not vindicated by the late grand jury, as cxnected. hi- right arm, above the elbow, is m , ''tend it is now announced by mem town. Mr. Wilson says wheat Is not ' l,t'fs of the jury that u charge of mini- Board Disposes of Lots on West Webb Street. The Pendleton school board at a tecent meeting, held In Hr Smith' otllce, discussed tho advisability of purchasing lots nnd erecting a school house on the north side of the river to accommodate the patrons of the nubile schools on that side who are quite a distance from the prese.nl school buildings. Two sites are In view by the board and tho clerk was instructed to find out how many would be effected or benefited by having n school mi the north side It is thought that there are enough stu dents who would attend the new school to make two grades beside a mixed grnde. The site in view are .n Honser'8 addition and conflict of t' lots each, but the board decided that tho ownors wanted more money for them than the district could af ford to pay and the matter still stand without any definite move hnvlng bon mndo. Tho board sold four lots In Wosf Pendleton for $500. Thoy are located on Webb street where the O. R. N. track crosses the street. Special Opening of Ladies Silk Dress Skirts on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Agents k s patterns ID b 61 'P lb PENDLETON, OREGON Onlnn Prompt lv Killed Serul lor "Ample If You Want to 1. Ray & Co., Buy Of Sell t)uf ml mil StoclcH, Honda tiucl Ornin tor rb t on wrp!u i New VorU ttock Usclimuc Chicago Stock likcnangc. Chicago Uomd of Trade. j Oaucl Hrl, i.f.1lt-. Or., i mber the silk dress skirt sale Peoples Warehouse Monday, i injured to any great extent in thut',l'.v wns brought against him r and Wednesday, paper, wall paper! Where? b's big wall paper store, opera Mock, Court street. Is in the East Oregonlan build part of the country. Monterastelll Bros., of this city, near the O. R. & N. depot, are taking a number of orders for monuments Irom parties who are desirous of hav Ow- SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT :ng to the girl's ago and to attacks made on her character, the district attorney advised that the above in dictment be brought, but Hint it re main unannounced till he could ex- Steam heated, hot and hig them finished and set up In the j ami.n? tho. law- Now he "ds that rent. iter and bath room In conner- ud country property for sale. rented, collections. Locate fcbject to entry. Agent Home live Co. Homes on easy pay- Rlhorn & Cook, room 10, over i store. leg man who can keep hookE furnish good recommenda- In obtain employment at $60 One who has had expert- i dry goods clerk preferred. i In country. Apply this of- ttime I take a pleasant herb enext morning I feel bright complexion Is better. My ays It acts gently on the and kidneys, and is a laxative. It Is made from H la prepared as easily as called Lane s Medicine. ftmlly Medicine moves tho m day Price 26c and 50c. by Tallman & Co., sole estic Ranges cemetery before May 30, Decoration day. Should you wish to Improve and beautify your lot by erecting a neat monument, or to improve the appear ance and protect the same with a substantial coping, or stone steps, it will pay you to see Monterastelll Bros early. Get prices and place your cider In time. You are dealing "right at home" where you can rely upon tho best of worlc at lowest prices. .orrouoratlon is required and dis misses the case for lack of evidence. WOULD BE TEACHERS. ATHENA MILL CASE. RDWARE Clarke & Co Court 'Street. Judge Ellis Is Hearing it Today In the Circuit Court. The case of Sam P. Purdy vs. the Athena Flouring Mill Company, a cor poration, in which the plaintiff asks for a receiver for defendant is oe ing heard before Judge Ellis today. Tharp Case Continued. The case of John Tharp, accused of horse-stealing, which was to have been up before Judge Fitz Gerald to day, was again postponed on motion of the prosecuting attorney. It Is set for hearing Monday. Mill for Adams The prospects for a flour mil laiei how better than ever and we expect to be able next week to give tho names of the Adams Flouring Mill ! corporation, says the Adams Advance, j Charles G. Richter, the expert miller, I was up from Pendleton this week and , interviewed some of our citizens, wno 1 And Will Be if They Pass the Exami-j nations. ; County School Superintendent J. F. ,' N'owlin, assisted by Rev. F. L. Forbes, of this city, and J. E. Cherry, of Ad- j ams, are busy today grading the pa pers of aspirants for certificates ..o , tench in Umatilla county nnd tho 1 state of Oregon. The examination has been finished for the county coi tiflcutes and the state examinations will be conducted this afternoon, and ail the grading will be finished la.c this evening. Thirty teachers were in attendance, six for state papers and the rest for county papers. Thuir names and the I grades to which each applicant .io- pired are as follows- State Certificates. Jeniiette McKinnon, Luella I). Crai gen, of Weston; Alfred Campbell, of Pendleton: Ldlth Perrj, Freewutei , M. Watts, Athena. Was Held on Saturday Evening In the Assembly Hall The public school studonts held an other literary entertalnmont In the assembly hall Friday evening. They have decided to hold these wookly entortlnments for the amusement of each other and for tho furtherance of their own elocutionary powers and each mooting proves more enjoynblii than the previous ono. The first selection last evening wn a recitation by Miss Elva Shrlsongor. Httta Hexter gave a rending and was followed by another recitation by Miss Lola Crooks. The mall quar tet entertained tho Btudenta with ono of their selections nnd an essay by John Bacon and a poum by Arthur Itoiin. The entertainment wound up up with another paper with all the late hits of the day It was edited ' j Fred Mild. Alger Fee and Albert Warner A house A lot A (Arm A horso A cow A Piano A (lojj A wajjon i - , OK ANY MING U.SK HARPER KENTUCKY WHISKEY for Gentlemen who clu-risli Otijllly, Hold bj JOHN HU1IM111 The Louvre Saloon I'ul An Add In Hie classified columns of the Uasl OrruonlAii, A there Is no other means of securing so great an Audience to your needs as through the column ot this paper. Everybody hereabouts PKNOl.KTO.V reads it. Don't you? County Certificates First Grade. A. M. Crozler, Lelace H. Gray, Lu crotia Conklin, Mae Richards, Pendle ton; W. A. Wade. Adams; G. O. Rich ardson. Holdman; Lillian Downs Dob bins, Athena; T. W. Tandy, Umatilla. Second Grade. Arthur H. Frazlor. Lulu O. Marplc, say they will take stock. Several of , pt.naieton": Dalsey Lee, Harry Dari those interested are in favor of put- SODi Milton; Grace Houghton. Walla ting in a larger plant than was at first j Walla; Ward R. Ellis. Echo, proposed and advocate a 100-barrel I Thj d Grade mill equipped with a CO-horse-pow-er M-ionH Adams- Fdwin soHn8, boT wheat" and'our11863 P.,St.M storing both wheat and Hour. MJ AUleim; ! Etta Campbell, Pendleton; H. A. Fun- I derburk, Weston. i Primary. S THAW HALF PRICE, We have made an assortment of odds and ends of Box Writing "Per which we will sell at a Big Reduction to close out. lhere re two assortments and 25c a box. The 10 cent lot contains paper worth from 20 to 40 I the 25 nni.t w 'v.'ko tr 7K cpnts. White and tinted lper. o HLY ANL QET THE BEST SELECTION. OEPPENS PHARMACY. 1 from Main Street Towat d the Con 1 1 House Elile McDanlel, Miltou. Diploma. Amy Collins McDaniei, Wgstou. Any Grade. Ellis K. Pinkerton, Weiiton. COLLEGE FARMERS' SHOW IN WALLA WALLA THEATER. Give Good Exhibition of Athletics With Some Good Feats. Walla Walla, Feb. 15. Last nJght i.he uthltelc team fr.n: the V,ishli.Y. 1 ton Agricultural College gave an ex ; hlbltlon at the opera house, a nuui- her of unusually good feats being on the program. The team was in ex 'cellent form and gave an exhibition of athletics seldom equation in city. The program 'oliows: Overture( orqhestra; horizontal bar, New Goods. New Percales, many beautiful patterns, per yard JO cents New Apron Check Ginghams, good quality, many colors 4 1-2 cents Percale Dress patterns 3-4 width 10 yd patterns for 60 cents New Fancy Ginghams, the regular 12 1-2 quality (0 cents GOLDEN RILE STORE. 4