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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1902)
Lee Teutsch SUCCESSOR TO Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company. LOG-ROLLING APRIL 2U22 ytT T. PLACE ON SALE 50c, Monday morning 300 dozen ? Shirts at the following prices: 75c, and $1.00 to $2.75 ..Sec Display In out north window... L MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1902. BREVITIES, james A. Haward, farm loans. Cold lunches all hours at "Gratz." A new lino of chic bodied hats at Mrs. Rose CampbeH'B. Go to "Gratz's" for. the beor that made Milwaukee famous. Trimmed and street hats, all kinds and prices, at Mrs. Campbell's. When you buy vegetables at Haw ley Bros, you got the freshest and best in tho market Hiiwlev Bros., un-to-date grocery- mn havn onlv comDlete line of Helnz's fancy goods in the city. "Lonelnc as only a child can long,' is mildly expressing that desire .of nlrl and vounc for Dutton's choice liome-made chocolate croam candy, It's pure and wholesome. On Friday night at Adams, some one entered a room In the depot building of the O. R. & N. Company and stole two suits of clothes, be longing to the company's agent, H, w. Boyle. The thief also took two bars of soan. If it were not for this latter act, the theft would be attrib uted to some passing Weary Willie. AM L FILL PRESBYTERY CLOSES. A Successful Gathering of Presbyter- lane in Pendleton. The East Oregon Presbytery.which has been holding forth In the Pros byterian church of this city since Thursday evening, finished Its busi ness Sunday evening and all the del- The Rocks Give Way Under the Feet legates left for their respective homes of M. F. Lynch,. While He Is View- this morning. OVER A 75-FOOT BLUFF TO CREEK BED &ELOW. Ing Columbia River Scenery, M.- F. Lynch, transferred recently from Pendleton as foreman of a gang of workmen On the O. R. J& N. at Mlosier, below The Dalles, met with a serious oecidont Friday, which came hear costing him his life, Early Friday morning he ascended a biuir to look, over tno ground ana view the work along the line. Step ping to th i edge of the high bluff, he took out his watch and found It just 6:45 o'clock. Just then, the rocks gave way, and he went down witn them, falling 75 feet to Mtosler creek it reerved Deiow. oruinaieiy ne ieu bo mai At tho meeting last riight a collec tion was taken for tho benefit of tho building -fund for tho proposed new academy building and $80 was the re sult. It is the intention of those back of this project to have their now building under headway before the summer closes and then it will be pushed to completion as fast as pos sible. It was hoped to hear from the board of home, missions before the adjournment of this meeting in re gard to an appropriation from the board of colleges and academies for building purposes, but this report was The board had been asked for a large donation toward It Pays to Tf Ue t the Ptoptoa Wtcho e. IN SELECTING SPRING Hart SchafTher Tat lor Clothes h Is head was on a gravel patch, but tno lulldlng aad lt no doubt bo ins uouy lay in me com wuj.ei wmuoi heard from soon. 'IIIIIIIIIIIIIMIHIHW Save Yout $$$ i and buy your watches from me. I want your trade and am going to have It if prices and qual ity will have anything to do with your purchase. On Monday,Tuesday and Wednesday I will sell , you a Deuber Hampden - 17 Jeweled watch In nick-""" casejfor only $14 .50 L. HUNZIKERj iiiiHiiiniimnnn See Lee Teutsch for hatB, For rent; piano; Inquire this office ChouB in all colors for the hair at Mtb. Campbell's, Judd block. Lee Teutsch, successor to Cleaver Bros.' Dry Goods Company. A new line of street hats just re ceived at Mrs. Campbell's, Judd block. Daihne Circle's dance occurs to night at Music hall." Don't forget It. Good music. Money to loan at lowest rates on town or country property. J. R. Dick ton, East Oregonlan building. The only way beer Is allowed to be drawn in Germany Is by liquid gas. The same method UBed at "Gratz's." The Odd "Fellows are having Lee Teutsch's dry goods store overhauled and retouched with a coat of paint, both inside and in front. A shlDment of Ideal shirts just ar rived at Lee Teutsch's, successor to Cleaver Bros.' Dry Goods Company, See display in north window. Damon Lodge No. 4, KnightB of Pythias, meet this evening In regular session, work in the secona degree. All members requested to be present. Anfilta Council No. 6. Degree of Pocahontas, have postponed their so cial which was to have taken place Mbnday-evening, April 14, to Monday evening, April 28. Bids will be received by the Base ball Association for the privilege of disnensing for the season, fruits, soft drinks, etc. Bids must be In not later than Wednesday morning. Address Baseball Association, this office. Our coffees are positively the most dnllRlntiR that Erow. Users of our Java and Mocha coffees always serve a beveraire that satisfies and tastes like -more." Martin's Family Bak ery and Grocery. The Woodmen of the World have announced that they will wear the blue engineei's sultB as their official parade dress for the big jubilee and log-rolling next Monday and Tuesday, the 21st and 22nd. Miss Ora Ow.ens died a few days ago at her home near Milton, of heart disease, aged 28 years. Her mother heard a noise in the young woman's room and reached her bedside just before she breathed her last breath, $5 will be paid for the beat practi cal idea for a float in the log-rolling procession, representing the mercan tile and manufacturing interests of Pendleton and resources of the coun ty. Ideas must be presented to Leon Cohen, president of the Commercial Association, not later than Wednes day morning. to his armpits. His head "Struck the rocks and he was knocked senseless After a time he came to, but was bo badly bruised and weak from the loss of blood that he could not crawl. He, however, succeeded In dragging him self 200 yards, when he became ex hausted. A man passed over the bridge near by, but In answer to his call brutally said: "You're In a devil of a fix!" and passed on. About 4 o'clock a Good Samaritan passed that way and carried him to the Mosier station, when they telegraphed to Drs. Logan and Gelsendorffer, the company's physicians. He was taken at once to The Dalles, where his wounds were dressed. There were numerous scalp wounds, one very bad Saturday the Presbytery, as a I body, visited the mission, six miles southeast of Pendleton, where Rev. J. M Cornellson has charge of the work among tho Indians, and they found things in a very prosperous condition. Mr. Cornellson and wife are doing a good work among the Umatlllas and the Presbytery was well pleased with results. The Pres- bvterlans have a parsonage on the reserve and have most of the money ready for the erection of a new church, on which work will begin on about the first of June. The Presbytery adjourned to meet at Mieacham In regular session again, the 1st of August At that time, the Bible school, which has been held at SUIT Don't let mere cheapness guide you. You must consider Quality If you expect Satisfac tion. Without It disappointment Is bound to follow. ' This spring wo have gathered for your Inspection an assortment of suits that are right. Right lu large variety, Right in quality. Right in Ullor-made styltsh ness. Prices range from $10 TO $25 But we can give you no idea of the value and goodness repre sented until you have made an examination. Come in and see. We are willing to stand by your litilliiiaunni VCrdlot. LEADING CLOTHIERS Magnolia Cologne Xo6 newiranorted perfume. It's the sweetest and most reruime we nave ever been able to otter. 5ft i ws an ounce special price for this lot. Come early, onr supply is limited KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE bom Hafax Stwet Tw tke Cort How one, a slight concussion of the brain kieacham fo; the past two years, will ana ms ngni snuuiuer vtaa uimuloi' ed. The suiDrise was that he was alive after receiving such a fall and lvincr in the cold water for about seven hours. Later he was taken to St. Vincent's hospital, at Portland, where he now is. He will recover. Mjr. Lynch Is known by a number of people in Pendleton. His age Is about 55 years. His family lives at Spokane. He was in Pendleton sev eral weeks as foreman of a track laying gang on the O. R. & N. WAY OF THE TRANSGRESSOR. In Pendleton He Is Made to Work on the Streets If He Has No Money., Street Commissioner P. ti, Fee is making life burdensome for the Wea ry Willies and others who come to Pendleton and try to make their liv ing from the "sweat of others brows" without sweating any themselves. He has six of this class in his "chain gang" today cleaning up the streets. Four of them are Indians and two are whites. They were arrested last night and Saturday night, for being drunk and disorderly and some of them for vagrancy, and when taken before Police Judge McCourt he plac ed a heavy fine on each and those who could pay paid, but the rest were sent to jail to meet their line. It Is not the Intention of the street com missioner to let these men lay in jail and feed off the tax payers of Pendleton, consequently Mr. Fee has organized a "chain gang" and has de clared that every hobo that strikes Pendleton in the future will be given a membership in this organization, unless he gets out before the police get hold of him. be In session and lt is expected that a mt.i a large crowu win db present, hub Bible school has proved a great suc cess the first year it was established, but did not prove so successful last year for the reason that Interest was not taken In keeping it going, but lt Is to be revived thlB summer and an attemnt made to make it a much greater success than before, uegin- nlng with the 29th of August ana last ing for one week, several men will be secured to visit Meacham and give a course of lectures for the bene fit of those attending the school. A. Question AsH.ed. Pendleton, Or., April 14, 1902. (To the Editor:) It would undoubtedly be interesting to the baseball enthus iasts in this city to know just how much stock in the Pendleton Baseball Association was subscribed by the "Baseball Crank" .who published the criticism of Captain Ziegler in last Sunday's Tribune. A ROOTER. Agents Patterns tt H 111 OR MEN'S OUTFITTERS nail Orders Prompt ly Filled. Send for Samples SW3. ?' Saved Many a Time. Don't neglect coughs and colds even if it is spring. Such cases often re sult seriously at this season just be cause people are careless. A dose of One Minute Cough Cure will remove all danger. Absolutely safe. Acts at once. Sure cure for coughs, colds, croup, grip, bronchitis, and other throat and lung troubles. "I have used One Minute Cough Cure several years," says Postmaster C. O. Daw son, Barr, 111. It is the very best cough medicine on the market. It has saved me many a severe spell of sickness and I warmly recommend it." The children's favorite. Tallman & Co. and Brack & McComas. 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Baker, Lcmo and Manager, Jaa. B. Welch, Local Manager. THE COMEDY EVENT OF THE SEASON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16th. The James B. Delcher Co. PRESENT The eminent Shakespearian star, Charles B. Hanford . Supported by the beautiful HELEN GRANTLY and a splendid company in an elaborate revival pf Shake speare's Merry Play "The Taming of the Shrew," Seats on sale April 14, Prices, lower floor, Ji; gallery, 50c, HOW DO YOU SWWyfjRSWI Tkfuw iter, can. MVff M t 9 9 01 a a m 01 & 9 C 9 9 9 9 9 ' 9 9 9. 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 a i ft i 4 ' fr? -4 2