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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1902)
, K Money in Your Pocket SPKAKS IN PENDLETON. We have broken lots of Misses' and Children's Shoes which we propose to get off our shelves, and in order to do so have slaughtered the price. If we can fit you in any of these lots it will be at a way down figure, and you'll be money ahead. Seeing iB believ ing. Come in and investigate. Good Shoes Cheap Dfrutinger, Wilson & Co. Successors to Cleaver Bros. Phone Alack 91 TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1902. PER80NAL MENTION Joo E. Cleghorn, of Echo, is In town. D. L. Johnson, of Juniper, is in town. Lee Moorhouso visted Weston Mon day night. James Hill is in town from his home in Helix. Attorney L. B. Iteeder Is in Port land on husiness. C. H. Taylor and J. It. Kilgore, are in town from Weston. County Commissioner Horace Wal. ker is in town from Helix. Marvin Evans, a prominent attor ney of Walla Walla, is in town. James Kidwell, a prominent busi ness man of Walla Walla, is in town. O. A. Haucrbach, of Whitman Col lege, spent ..onday night in town. F. O. Rogers, of Athena, republican candidate for county clerk, is in the city. R. Pp.irsnn mid fiharles Colter, of Weston, are registered at the Golden Rule W. B. Allen, a nromlnent lumber commission man of Tacoma, is in town. J. T. Hinklo will return this even ing from a business trip to Walla Walla. H. C. Adams, of Weston, republican candidato for representative, is in town. You'll Have Money " To put in your purse if you pall during onr week of special sale. We are over stocked with ladies' purses, and will dispose of the sur plus stock at a sacrifice. Bar gains are offered that it will pay you to heed. One Week Only TALLMAN& GO. THE LEADING DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS Ed Peters returned this afternoon from Athena, where ho had been for several days. R. -B. Stanfleld, one of Butter Creek's prominent stock men, is reg istered at the Hotel St. George. F. G. Enuis and wife, of Walla Walla, are in town, guests of M. F. Kelly at the Golden Rulo hotel. Arthur Schick and James Cox came down from Atnena and attended the dance at La Dow Music hall Monday night. Miss Olivo James, trimmer at Car riers' millinery store, left thiB morn ing for Seattle, the season having closed here. Street Commissioner Fee has u team and scraper on Main street scraping up the mud and getting it ready for hauling off. J. W. Scriber, of La Grande, repub lican candidato for joint representa tive, is in town to attend the republi can rally this evening. Mrs. C. B. Wade has returned from Los Angeles, where she attend ed the national meeting of the Fed eration of Women's clubs. James Dennis, of Portland, special agent for the Citzens Insurance Co., was in town Monday and adjusted the loss on Gus flyers' now house. Mrs. Belle Thresher, of Wallula, is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Bentley, in this city. Mrs. Thresher was form erly of Pendleton and is well known here. Dr. A. Blackburn, of the Baptist church of Portland, will give a lec ture in the Baptist church of this city Friday night. His subject will bo "Gumption." Rev. A. J. Hunsakor, of McMinn ville, prohibition candidato for gov ernor, will address the people of Pen dleton-this evening in the court house, beginning at 8 o'clock. Rev, Hunsaker is said to bo a forceful speaker. Josenh McCabo. efinnml mrm-iimr or uie w. a. c. 11. railroad Is in town lookinK after the intorpstfi nf the. road. Mr. McCapo is accompanied by George Cotrell, of minnesota, who Is an old friend of the railroad man- ager and is looking over the country to get an idea of how it compares with Minnesota. George E. Chamberleln, democratic candidate for governor, will ad dress the people, Friday evening, May 23, at 8 o'clock, at the court house in Pendleton. REPUBLICAN HON. J. N. WILLIAMSON SPEAKS TONIGHT. Fly Wheel Flew. What might have proven a fatal accident had any one been in the way .occurred at Baltezore & Howe's blacksmith shop, on East Court street today. An engine, just outside the shop, is used to generate power for the machinery and this morning tiie bolt on the governor broke and let the engine run away. The fly wheel burst and flew in all direc tions, one piece being thrown across the street, over the top of Joo Parkes' house, landing a considerable distanco beyond. Little other dam- ago was done. The Baniste Shoe Made by the oldest established factory in the United States and conceded to be the leading house for men's footwear. We Have Them In a large assortment of spring and summer styles, both in shoes and OXFORDS, and no matter how large or small your feet we can fit you perfectly. The Banister is perfection in shoes and Oxfords and made to wear. Take a look at our window. THE PENDLETON SHOE STORE. Judge J. C. Moreland Will Also Speak at the Frazer Opera House A Torchlight Procession Tonight Through the Streets. Local republicans will have a big rally and blow-out in honor of the visit of Hon. J. N. Williamson, can didate for congress, and Hon. J. C. Moreland, of Portland, who will ad dress the people at the Frazer opera house this evening. Messrs. Williamson and Moreland arrived this morning on the 8:10 train and were met at the train by the re ception committee, composed of Thomas Thompson, J. S. Gmdane and E. P. Marshall. The guests were ea corted to Hotel Pendleton, where they have been entertained today. At 7 o'clock this evening the pro gram will begin at the republican headquarters, in the La Dow block, and form in a torchlight procession. The procession will be headed by the Helix brass band and a fife and drum corps. The procession wll bo com posed of all the local republicans who can be formed in line and the young men's republican club, composed of from 100 to lbO young men from the ages of 10 to 21. From the place ot forming in line, they will march to the Hotel Pendleton and bo joined by the distinguished guests and then the procession will make a tour up Main street to Alta, up Alta to Col lege and then back to Court and down to the opera house where the speak ing will begin at S o'clock. Flrn works, such as Roman candles and firecrackers will be used to add to the effect of the procession, J. E. Kraus; will be marshal of the ceremonies. Below are tho dates for the repub lican meetings which will be held In tho different parts of tho county be tween now and election day. Alba, at a p. m., May 22. Ukiah, at 7:30 p. m May 22. Gurdano, 10:30 a, m., May 23. Pilot Rock, 7:30 p. m., May 23. Echo, 7:30 p. m., May 24. Athena, 1:30 p. m., May 26. Pendleton, 7:30 p. m., May 2G. Juniper, 2 p. m May 27. Helix, 7:30 p. m., May 27. Adams, 7 p. in., May 28. Freowater, 10:30 a. m May 29. Milton. 2 p. m., May 29. Behnkes Hall, 1 p. in., May 30. Weston, May 30 and 31. Hon. C. W. Fulton, of Astoria; W. J. Furnish, of Pendleton, candidate for governor; A. M. Crawford, ot Douglas county, candidato for attorney-general, and J. H. Ackorman, of Salem, for superintendent of public instruction, will bo in Athena on the afternoon of tho 26th instant, with tho county candidates and at Pondlo ton in tho ovonlng of tho same day, when tho noxt republican rally will bo given here. Unrequited Love Caused Havoc. Ciaznl by his infatuation for Abl- th? Mff'ullouch. 0 13-y ear-old girl, William Austin, 25 years oC age, shot :. ,h:J the girl, live other persons in th" household and then committed suicide at Hastings, Fla. Austin wnu deeply inintuated but his advances were remised. He took out a license for 'lia marriage to tho girl and went lo ti e house where she was staying, for that purpose. Later several pis tol shots were hoard and an hives tigntion revealed the tragedy. Lawyer N. C. Richards, who was appointed state committeeman for Baker county on tho republican state central committee has tendor od his resignation. Mr. Richards is a resident of Sumptor and states that press of other business matters Wool Growers' Meeting. The Wool Growers' Association will hold a meeting in Pendleton May 29, at 1 o'clock p. m. There will bo a wool sale May 29th and 30th by the sealed bid method, officers of the association will be elected and other important business transacted, DOES THE sine Lmy I NEED SHOES ? We have them in I 60c to $.50 I BLUE I ones, beauties, at Cents FOR THE Little Man A nice line, either calf, red or patent leather Prices range from 75c to $2.00 PEOPLES WAREHOUSE SEAJLS! Notary andj Corporation! $3.50 to $5 Delivered Order of ua and save money. Orders for Rubber Stamps also solicited. EAST OREGONI AN PUB. CO ru,mnini for Insanity. Deputy Sheriff D. Turner returned this orenoon trom Huron with a man So gave his name as H. Carle and hn will bo examined this evening toHnSSlty. It is thought that Car 0 not the man's right name but this b all that cun be gotten out of him. He came to Huron a few weeks ago and has been cutting wood in that nelehborhood until recently, when he became rambling in his talk and those who were around him bolng afraid he might do some one Injury, . ,,nilHnil TTo plsilms tue ciiicerB wwu nun.... ------ to have been in the Philippines, but will give no satisfaction as to where Ins home is. He seems to be haunt ed with the idea that ho has enemies who are trying to do him harm. Big New Jersey Shoot Freehold, N. J., May 20. Thoro was a largo attendance of well known shots this morning at the opening of the New Jersey State Sportsmen's association. Some ex cellent scores were made In the live target events which comprised tho morning's program. This afternoon the individual state championship at 50 targets Is being shot off. Tho tournament continues until Satur day. President Loubet in Russia. Constradt, Russia, May 20. rThe French fleet bearing President Lou bet arrived here today. Soon after his arrival ho went on board the imperial yacht, where he met the czar. Later ho met the czarina ana the dowager empress ashore. We have in transit ,u , Wllri t rnmne .1.- . . - . irom th, w w vv i innn Tii t t ... ULirr lul ur crystal i S01 COURT STREET Cheapest place Jn n... vc Saving's Bank hi .km. iw uku vi i ri t. . secure free, a beautiful lnG-R Hnnlr n on f..n V u.. 11,1 .... r - . arv wnicn ih nnw inL. i rnanfirn nr mr norm. IJUilCl IQf uents a Day. T. JOE STORI We have accepted the agency for the celebrated Featherbone Corsets And have just received a complote line of these goods, all grades We handle KUPPENHBIMER CLOTHING. For quality ! iii,2iiui gi;iii.'iui uiuno ui ii u uui cvuit-u uy uuy iiiaiiurncturcrj la country. They are considered the American Leaders in this line, anil tlilu n1tt)iitirr na 1kioi na ntlmra nolr -vm n tn. i .. -j . - - - "m"f w UUVUOi W1U anues, mnimib, uaiu, i mints, unoies ana ucnts burnishing Come and See Us. 7! THE LYONS MERCANTILE THE LEADERS SNAP.. SHOTS Some Good With Us We have eastern trimmers : we go to the eastern mar kets every season : we buy for cash, which enables us to give bargains. If you want Stylish Mi linery you take no chances if you buy of us. CARRIER MILLINERY r r iv a- rv- nr c it re if v tm nm wm mv nu mm w it if 7t tp w nr (v " " VII & I I m r m i Darlings -v w . 1 lAfA Til out ana tot iuw" A L. .X t 1ltl 1 1 111! I1U breezes. You'll feel proud of their appearance if thy .....I.. j .... ... ImrrCieS or ouKiy sutuea in one ot our lignt movinR, do- . carts. Nn nm f .ut .... .. i,r,o o cnpi'ial fancy'01' j j - T . . . rfln c take a look. We are proud of our stock and know you . .1 r r .. jhuuu ui one oi tnem. M. A. RADER. THE PROGRESSIVE FURNITURE VI Main anA Wokt, C. .. PnndletOU Ofeg8 HOGS. HORSES. POVl Lee's U. S. Hog Remedy for swine plague . StorV T?n .. j ....i. t a n Meal io "r! iui nuiaca iiiiu caiiic. LiIukcu w , . Kow Kure for Milch cows. Poultry foods and tonics, C. F. COLESWORTHYt Hay, Grain and Feed. xay ad 129 East Alta Street. - - - fM 1 coinpols him to give up tho position.