i
V i.
CMcldeas in Shirts
Shifts of Stylist Colo
Shifts Properly Made
lmmAcorrect.combination is found in the above and here
are the prices that speak for themselves
Sttirls frc5Dc to $1.50 and all rare bargains;
STd&iiW S&ffilWom 50c to $'3; all bargains;
Working Men's Shirts in black and striped from
' Everv Shirt .new and of this season's.patterns. Every day a
Him 'IJ;ilM I hi bWain dav.
BAER 8f DALEY
One&TtiaeyGlathiev8,' Jf!umii8hers and Hatters, Pendleton.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, APRIL 15, .1902.
III ll I, 1 fit t. .il
WPSS fffi?AW m.,?7, years,
?f,5fl
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a wAccordlflg .to, pntlinpnts, ayresaeu
-net amesting of, sttfKJng VfiTVqry
sfwferlfftra ln( jBoptpn, tbeir ,prosegts
lioriTvInnJng.thQlr smuggle, against- t,he
, jmaatar JirawPrf 'WPro nqver brighter.
yljGovdrrior 8ayers, of Texas, has In
'lyestigatdd tho ico'ndltion. which jpre
1 vall8- In JSepnto, .arid iaauedi iata 3apreal
"falling lipdn tho people of T,exas to,
1 oxtond'nid'to that section on account
of the very severe drought which has
prevaileiL, , , j , , ,
; ,.,A fpomnen1tr .Sputhl CarqlinaTman,
,.j?nBJie,in uiijesa.iin .pu-mingnam,
,. a.!has,.madt5.a .p.ontr, button df ,$500,
ir'StUto, , ,Ttis la t)ie. largest dor,
, ittuq, pi; jecpru, . py inis insiu
'.""ft AHm. afP9uWV,r"i w,nne, .man,
n tdOhief justice Burton),, of ,the ,torri
,:;torIaliiBUprejjjo;(Court( has rendered
decision holding that thejecpnt, filty
elections at Chandler, Lawton and,
other cities in the new. southwestern
counties 'of OlUahdriia, are void, hay.
'proclamation. "
Inn., tlvr ..i' r; ..
. Tile issues are fairly' 'joined, he-
ten the ,lleutenan,t-genora 'andthe
The Pendleton.
Hlcliard Smith, Spokane.
T. W. Jackson, Portland.
G. Y. Harry, Portland.
W. O. Armstrong, Seattle.
Fred Olson, San Francisco.
Mrs. H. P. Isaacs, Walla Walla.
W. W. Irvin and wife, St. Paul.
A. S. Heartfleld, Spokane.
S, Henry, Chicago.
Dr. E. G. ivirby, Elgin.
Walter Batson, city.
Tall Thompson, Portland.
J. J. Burns, Portland.
Al Jacobs, New York.
J. .E. Miller, Portland.
Phil Steinberg, Spokane.
J. W. Isaacs, Walla Walla.
C. W. McKean, Walla Walla.
J. Ji. O'Neill, Portland.
GGdtge Stevens, Spokane.
W.T. Cory, San Francisco.
DEMOCRATIC
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SCENE WHICH TOOK PLALCE
IN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
John E. Lathrop'e Narrow Escape
From the Awful Fate of Being a
United States Senator.
The Portland Telegram gives the
following account of an Interesting
scene in the state democratic conven
tion recently held tin that city:
There nre more interesting divert
ing sidelights in a democratic con
vention in an hour's time than In
three times that in the ordinary con
aspiring to the still grander, more
glorious heighths to which you tender
me. I take it as a cuuin..-" -nothing
niore-from my oldtlme
friend Smith. Smith means well. He
sticks to his friends always. Thats
all. While In my humble way I have
endeavored to do all I can for the
party and its representatives, I do
not think it is for me to accept this
great honor at your hands.
"Of course," Lathrop continued, as
he went to his seat, "this is merely
a compliment from Smith, and it is
understood it goes no further."
The convention laughed with the
editor and cheered him all the way
along.
His nomination for editor was sec
onded two or three times more. All
this time Lathrop was enjoying the
ventions of other parties. No gag humor of the situation
rule goes in a democratic convention. Then C. E. S. Wood was nominated,
Free speech must be accorded every anu- seconding remarks were heard
delegate, for he comes from Way- from several country delegations.
back to be heard, and parliamentary Finally T. H. Crawford spoke. While
rules must wait on his fervid elo- ,iuiv sensible of tho sterling qualities
nuonce.
Not Down on the Bills.
Thus, last Friday afternoon the
chairman accepted a motion to ad
journ no less than half a dozen times
before the act was finally accomplish
ed by a roaring aye. Each time as
the putting of tho vote was about to
1 rt rn nlinil r r Ti rt rl rtl rt rrn 4-n Ttf rt 11 1 rl oil fl
denly loom in the haze of cobpipe t0FafStr1'I aX0
nmv tn i n-o locator j-atnrop
of the Pendleton editor, which emi
nently qualified him for the position
of senator, yet, Mr. Crawford said,
they must perforce think of other rea
sons why Mr. Wood, literary man,
lawyer, critic, should be named and
chosen to carry the banner.
"Eastern Oregon is fully represent
ed already on the ticket," Mr. Craw-
and I favor Mr. wood."
came to the front.
smoke and beg to get in one more
word to taper off things. In some
cases the mover of the motion to ad
journ would courteously withdraw
lilt. t.. I ...i 1 1 t ltmHr.ti nil rt?
u! """' i?"r'T" so heartily, is punctured. I therefore
r...",Y'rL"" squelch the aspirations which have
iiuameaa nuu ueuii nunc- uui an uiiuucu i . - , . , m .i ,t,
UUUUCU W1LUU1 ll lUlUUlUS, UI1U IT1LU
He held up his hands in mock de
spair. The convention shouted.
"That does settle it," the editor
said. "My little boom meant to grow
NOTIC
ulFPcff!tery wan r1,? troubles .which
,0began lpng pg'o under the Clevejand
TO,,,crjrca' a stage that a conludlspry
" retirement of General Miles at an
early date is an open secret, and
not denied at the White House.
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'fAii - Vr.Ln.i
, .uy,,itt I.UUUUUI1 W 11IUUIIU,'
i''Till.,.'.uti . Jii. -J ) .. . .
wuiajuuca umun uie uune, uux ino'
'"cttndittbn's Jn.the provinces id .becom
' SraXfflftfe: Th6l tm of ch'6'lera
IL'cas.ein Whnild up tb hate is '215,
fjilie there' 'llilve be?n 192 deatjis
' 'from "the1 cirseise; )n tho provinces
" there have' been '4' cases and '3318'
"'Heath's. '' '
llli ,;l in . I 'i mi ! . i . ' ' .1 i 1 1 .
hi .fA'P'WWP (fanafllan, pacific,, ralj-
000,000 acres of nrlii, lands betweei
.Calgary. and.JHedlcino Hat. is describ
ed by Consul-Genoral Blttinger. Tho
scheme is to build a dam at Row
Elver, a mile east of Calgary, cut in
tersecting cannls and leave tho rest-
to the force of gravitation.
in the presenco of .thousands of,
jieupm who came to pay their last
tribute of lovo and rospect, tho body
of Wade F. Hampton was burled Un
the old family lot in Trinity Church
yard, Columbia, S. 0., Sunday. Every
effort had been made by tho family
to have tho funeral quiet, but thoso
who attended tho obseqiiies of John
C. Calhoun,, for which preparations
were made by tho state, declare tho
demonstration was the greater.
The Golden Rule.
Ji Fi Foley, La Grande.
F, Henderson, Walla Walla,
M. L. ,Bevls, Spokane.
QeorgOiL. Rice, TJutland.
iMattlo Taut.
MrSi James Hart, Heppner.
Lynnle J3. Pant.
MrsUiJ. H. Windom.
MJbjS Windom.
tJ.)D;, Harris, West Virginia.
was given to the delegates to get in a
word.
There was probably no more divert
ing and humorous feature of the day
of shouting Friday than the brief,
fretted senatorial boom of the stal
wart, prepossessing newspaper man
of Pendleton, John E. Lath
rop, good fellow. Mr. Lathrop is
one of the editors of the East Oregon-
ian. By whomsoever known he is
liked. Ho is a first-class newspaper
man. Like all the tribe of scripes,
John is modest. Unlike most of the
tribe, he can talk as well as write
when it will do the most good. It
was an Illustration of this fact that
was observed during the proceedings
late in the day.
Mr. Lathrop was on the stage with
other reporters In the capacity of
"covering" the convention for his
paper. In the go-as-you please or
der of business a lull occurred.
Lulls were frequent. And when there
was a lull that meant a speech
Began as a Joke.
It began as a joke. Yet there was
no occasion for treating it as a joke.
more or less regret for the hopes of
the serried ranks of my support"
here he gave a backward glance at
the smiling faces of half a dozen re
porters "I withdraw as a candidate.
Mr. Crawford has punctured the
boom completely. It is the last straw.
It Is the fatal blow from a man whom
I have puffed" (roars, laughter and
cheers) ' in the paper; a man to
whom I have paid undeserved trib
utes and accredited him with virtues
ho never know." (Laughter.) "He
should have been excoriated with a
pen dipped in sulphur, instead. Tom
Crawford has spoken, gentlemen, and
the camel's back is broken by this
bolt from my support. There is Bill
Matlock yet; give him a chance!"
In the midst of continued laughter
over the brilliant onslaught. Wood's
nomination was put through accord
ing to the regular order.
A,, If. ,pice and wife, Walla Walla, r. g. Smith, the young silver-tongued
R.ifB. .Hayhurst.
Gaffieh Qtansberry, Portland
phar,l!s ,Carroll, Spokane.
L, ,Cunnjngham, Portland.
A. G. Vaughan, Spokane.
J. G. Helfrict, Spokane.
F. o. Rogers, Athena.
G. D.,iFuster, Athena.
Prank Hanlen, Meacham.
X 'D. .Lyn.Pomjroy.
Raphael Itodrlgerez, Union.
,frs. Rialimond, Helix.
JMffi( fV,ftJggs, Denver.
Wi Hf ,Sprfngey, Heppner.
L. W, flfjowfnlng.
A POSSIBILITY
PACIFIC NORTH WE8T NEWS
At Anaconda a man earned T3auor
shot his wifo fataly, and killed hm
self. The wifo died! tho,' next .'day.
Mrs. Eleanor A. Shannon, wifo oC
iiooen anannon, ciiea at tho fnmlly
homo in Portland Saturday night,,
aged SO yearii. , , ,
Bnrnoy McGM, anlrier well' known'
in tho Boise valloyIIedfSaturdax ofi
Thunder Mountain. Ho nnd others
Baker City. Thero was a procession,
nearly a mile long, with bands and
children In claeBaloniiiiaci6mpnffld
orator or josepnine county was en
thuslaatically called for. He took off
his top coat and frowned. Ho marched
upon the platform and, leading off
with his right, he jabbed the aristo
cracy idea once favored by Washing
ton. Fromj ThomasJefferson to tho
plutocracy of this prosperous period
of republican rule he oscillated with
rorce, brevity, good sense and elo
quence that eminently satisfied the
war horses of the party.
"While I am on tho rostrum." Mr,
Smith suddenly suggested, "will vou
allow me to name a favorite son for
indorsement for United States sena
tor?'
"Yes! ves! ves" namn stinnts frnm
That, ,Becanie ,a. Fact and Pleases the hall, "Go 'wan! Warm It un! no
;Many Bald People. wan!"
A.'R. 'Ldwldi'Mt'-D. In a lentrthv nr. Mi Smith said that upon looking
tide rfi thecoluWis of the American over tne nem ne saw no ore prom-
adhrnal o Hedltlii says concerning ,sinB or nKey y"ng man for senator
hail4!' "It's "deterioration Is a con-1""" ,uuu auirop. nis eloquence
starit 'sriurc'o bf Worriment to human- ?f tho yunB editor was in taste. But
ity, consequently bald neoulo are 11 sirucK i-atnrop into a thunderbolt
easily deceived by 'fake' hair restor- 1,10 convention shouted. Lathrop
atives. Tho wish that a hair nrenar- 100Kea P rrom nis work,
ntlon will 'fill ltlie hill' is fntw tn Uot! he commented, briefly,
tho fa:icv that It is HUnlv to ilo so A vt J"e is this"
rare case In nolnt fa thnt of Vowh' Aml t,ien the editor's sense of the
Herpicido, .which actually does 'fill ridiculous helped him out. He
Watch
and
Wait
FOR THB
It dostrovs tho narlslto thnt mgbed. Half a dozen friends push-
eu nun inio nis seat, irom: which he
was about to rise in protest. Thev
torn mm to Keep still.
The lion-like tones of O'Dav were
nearu seconaing the nomination.
tho bill
attacks the hair root, and prevents
dandruff, falling hair and baldness."
Notice to Owners of Dogs.
ordinance No. 391, of tho city of
Pendleton, provides that any nerson
keeping a dog within tho corporate
limits or tho city for a period of ten
NEW
DRUG
STORE
New,
Everything
Ffcst,
Good
F. W. SCHMIDT
& CO.
Reliable Druggists
Association Block.
Lathrop to the Front
At this point Lathron cot to tho
front of the platform and claimed at-
days without procuring a license to tention
dp so, shall bo liable o a fine of not 1 Kuess 1 am al,0"t the only man
less thnn ?5 nor more than $20. It tllls convention who was up before
makes no difference whether tho dog w 0 C,CK this morning," ho began.
Is kept at homo, tied un. or allowed "T"e first thing I did was to take a
to run 'at largf). All dogs, regardless rldo 0,1 tlie cable up to tho Heights.
or tnoir age, are included In this or-rlH suueu up rrom terrace to ter
dlnance. All owners of docs must raco I reveled in the beauties of na-
procu-o license within tho next ton luro "nioiueo. to view in the valley
days.. or they will be siiliiert to n nun below. It was grand, lnsnlrintr m.
and bo .asked to come before tho city t,ier0- And while, gentlemen of the
mfnninv : T A tit a tt txv COUVfl
I
BLtMCLEY,
City Marshal.
I.OOAL
nutl
CLIMATIC
uy tho teachers, and theschool finani ,
Thomas Bate,r;,,affrJegoXi5lorie6i'1l
of tho early '503, died in Oakland,
Douglas. county. Saturday.
C5. Wjpm ,IWd, ftriTrr ' Wmtyi'
but uftonvahli served i aa a solunteor!
in me znuian wars in tho Northeast
ern part of tho stato and near Walla
Walla. He had been a resident of
the county since 1874,
recorder,'
Profitable Speculation.
If W?VfiW,,nl,V4ftPtoclc market
or int any JotheiMway (when you can
iakp vour nionovs. worlnfor vou?
A 3 tk -J 4 1 " O', fc i I
ation that is
sator and more profitable than any
over before dov sed. Sonrt vour nnm ;ii-.i.i'ii -""".'
1 1 II 1 1 .lliltluul ll.l .tl ...111 II I
ivrfy.r'"J'wj,Ti nui uiuu yuu a PATADPU I
uainunier trivinv .. full i i i , ..
RAi?L.JTwf..iIl"'' """'"ttli"' . ;
..uM.vim w oAi(iic uo suite S04'l fneantaineis
ovu ruTK. itnw lllliminir Now Vn-l. Ula'v I'uaa Unix
- , u.w U 111 ! UKIUI
It liaulcklvabaM-bod.
nij ii -ii.vix. i i in'
O CURK A.COI.n im n
ATSiSrZEZ. u.'?. Tableu. AU
convention I enjoyed keenlv the mm
signis or tiiat exalted place, I did not
then drenm, nor do I now dream, of
CATARRH
Nothlne but a local
remedy or change of
City, New York.
TO CUBBoA.CQLD IN OMB DAY OpeB. M'eleMM
Lillltiii ... lllUMlUlFUUHI MM BK i. .
-.w a wu iwu BOX. 250.
El Principe Degales
Henry The Fourth
La Flor Stanford
Sanches & Hava
El Telegrapho
La Mia
Charles The Great
2 for 25 cents
Ma loy.
New Goods that Need Your;
Boys' Corduroy Pants, 3 to iS yts, 75c, $f, ji2
Special Good Yaloe Boys' .rants : :
New Line Boys' Shirts : 35c, 40c, 5Q
BOYS' SUMMER HA1
will be
On Sale Wednesd
Straw Hats
Crash Hats
JOc, t 5c, 20c, 25c, 35c,
25
Men's Usidztweat on Sale Ti
Garments
Egyptian
Balbriggan
double seated drawers; an
especially strong value
Sized from 30 to 52
5!H:
top
L.suit
FINE
Darby Rib
Spring Needle
ECRU or BLUE
An elastic non-shrinking
garment that will give the
wearer entire satisfaction
"NEW SILK"
A SUIT. White or
Salmon. A new fabric
that is suited to ten
der skin
Imported Lisle
Open mesh at $3 a suit
$2.50,
and
a Suit
SUMMER
WEIGHT
WOOLEN
UNDERWEAR
at likeable prices
Colored
Balbriggan
PINK BLUE II
PURPLE
and in addition hn
ural, plain or hoo
FANCY
BALBRIGI
at
$2, $2.50 or $31
Full chest and hij
and long legs and
SILKINE $2.50A
Linen Net
Ice Cold Shirte and
ers
$4.50 a Si
Compare these with 'i
Sea Island Cc
Alternate stripes blue aw
$3.00 a St
Full-fashioned
Comply
Boston Ston
Gasoline Engine for
A five horse nowr ir3cniin ...:u and fitting5!'0
"J water tanks, everything necessary ito set up and Operate- i
Engine is very economical and guaranteed to be satisfac'W.
5 mcmaing httings. Address
East Oregonian, Pndletoq,
Smoke PtndUton Iwiuct CIM& 1
25q? ..H?';5 P'roUcti tU Membrane,' KMtow'
nSSSiuWSL 6905
For Health, Strength
Pleasure Drink
Polydore Moens, Proprietor.
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