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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1902)
Mi a . - SOME REGISTRATION FIGURES ! DR. C. J. WHITAKER. If von want to know whnt smartly dressed men this season ask to see Stein-Bloch Clothes. the fe?f SPRING "LENOX" fe ? 1902 ' if '3 ll New MONDAY. MAY 2G. 1!02. GENERAL NEWS. Count Tolstoi, the celebrated Rus sian novelist, is seriously ill of ty phoid fever. Postmaster General Payne has an nounced that the portrait of Martha Washington will appear on the new issue of eight-cent stamps. A moral wave has struck Denver. Col., and Judge Palmer's famous in- inrrinn nvevontlng the closing OI wine rooms and saloons by the police ( on Sunday has been dissolved. The Booth-Kelly Lumber Company of Eugene. Or., has purchased the control of more than 1,000,000 acres of land formerly owned by the Ore gon Central Military Road Company. The Martinique relief committee of Chicago, has issued an announce ment that contributions for the earth quake sufferers have reached S8422 and that no further subscriptions need be made. The Belgian steamer Stauley Ville. from Antwerp. May S, for the Congo, ran on the Hoeven Rock, off Gold Coast and is a total wreck. Her 00 passengers, mostly from Antwerp, and her crew were taken oft" by the steamer Sobo. Much interest has been aroused! among yachtsmen all over the world by the information that Emperor William has determined to start his American-built yacht. Meteor, in the race from Heligoland to Dover, July 14, for the coronation cup of 600 guineas. The secretary of the interior has submitted to congress an estimate of $30,000 for the purchase of buf- falo6s in Yellowstone National Park. It is proposed to establish a new herd, which will be brought from Montana and corralled near one oi the public highways. A Havana dispatch ahnouuees thai the bill now before the Cuban legis lature providing for the release of all Americans now serving sejitence or on trial in Cuba will result in the freeing of Estes G. Rathbone. who is imprisoned there for complicity h. the Cuban postal frauds. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. The Whitman coanty Bar Associa tion completed its reorganization at Latah, Wash., on the afternoon and evening of Friday Jast. winding up the day's program wUh a banquet. The Seventh Day Adventists at Portland are considering the import ant question of d:viding the north west conference, which has become so large that it is considered best; to make two separate organizations out of It. While poking sticks in a roadside fire near Freewater, with an old gun barrel which had just been found. Teed Moss and Frauk Gove had a narrow escape, a charge of powder in the barrell exploding, but neither of the men being Injured. "Weather prophets at Portland av predicting that the lower part o' the city will be fioode 1 on account of the rise of the Willamette and Co lumbia rivers from the thaw caused in the mountains by the past few days of warm weather. A big free-flowing well of high grade petroleum haa b.en discovered in a remote soetion of the Clearwater River country, a short 'listance above the Quiuaiilt Indian reservation aud only about half a mile back from the Pacific coast by two timber cruisers who were working In that section. A Snappy Style of which we are showing a splendid assortment in all the new colorings. PRICES: $10.00, $11.00, $12.50 SI5 00 $17 00 Yon can save $2.50 to $5.00 by baying a suit of us. Shipment of PANTS just in $2.50 to $5.00 BAER & DALEY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS ' uri-rrri addivA! ft The Pendleton. G. W. Phelps. Heppue-. W. R. Glendening, Spokane. H. B. Still. Portland. ' William Ellery, Boston. H. S. Hosan, San Francisco. J. S. Forest. New York. It. Wr. Blakley, Portlat.il G. S. Youugman, Portland. J. A. Livingston, Spokane Mrs. H. C. Gregg. Walla Walla. H. P. Brandes. Portland. E. C. Davis. San Francisco. AV. A. Supple Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Hagen. E. C. .Smith, Portland. C. E. Benuett. F. R. Whitcomb. J. C. Lonergan. Portland. H. H. Ingalls. Portland. E. E. Dias. W. J. Ball. 'Taconia.' E. B. Coman, Portland. George Stevens, Spokane, L. McLeary. C. Otterhagen. Portland. E. L. Drum. Chicago. C. G. Roberts, Portland. Andrew Nylauder, Portland. G. W. Harris. Portland. C. W. Fulton, Astoria. Thomas E. Walch. San Francisco J. E. Survely, San Francisco. G. W. Hildreth. California. William Maher. Portland. H. B. Rees. Spokane. S. Harris. Portland. A. P. Bradbury. Portland. Mrs. Frauk Hamlin. S. O. Carroll. Baker City. E. W. Bingham. Portland. A. M. Crawford, Roseburg. F. E. Green. J. W. Ragsdall. Colifornia. F. J. Ginger. Spokane. John S. Gurnsey. Portland. H. W. Cameron. Spokane. C. H. Smith. Portland. H. H. Booth, Chicago. E. Draper. Al Vaughn, Baker City. The Golden Rule. Bert Case. Salem. A. L. Fromche, Dakota. J. S. Stewart. Dakota. George Jensen, Dakota. Joe Shinek. Dakota. Joseph J. Wacha, Dakota. Petor Wacha, Dakota. James Bems. O. Free and wife. W. R. Cimemigton, Canyon City, George W. Lawrence. C. Cunningham, Portland. Ray Barton, Portland. P. E. Hunsucker. Spokane. C. Carroll, Spokane. A. G. Howard. Spokane. Al Vaughan, Spokane. R. T. Brown, Walla Wa'.hi. J. B. Howard, city. H. A. Schlotthamer. Mrs. J. Marshall, Chicago. F. W. Kimberk, Adams. L. A. Damon, Pennsylvania. E. E. Carrica, La Grande. Abuor Case, La Grande. E. W. Helm, Helix. V. C. Brock, Walla Walla. J. D. Dattou, Portland. E. M. Temple. A. C. Freedly. Mrs. Ackley, Aberdeen. Mrs. Brock and children, California George Church, Milton. J. H. Fink. Spokane. A. W. Davis. Spokane. E. D. Ziiiiniernip.il and wfw, Atlun C. D. Rinkor. Boston. F. Hopkins, city. Ray Braton. city. R. E. Porter, Meacham. Frank Spike .nd wife, Echo. Mrs. H. Wonulng, Pomerov. H. D. Ebey. Portland. C. Dawson, Albany. Fred Parsons, Albany. Mark W. Musgrove-. California. W. H. Zeller. Adams. F. J Gardner Portland. BOOKS ARE NOW CLOSED AND FOOTED UP. Registration for 12 Amounts to 4525, Which Is Just 7 1 Voters Short of the 1900 Enrollment. C. F. Kennedy, registration clerk, has just finished the work of rooting up the recistration books Tor Uma tilla countv and the official registra I tion is below the total unniber, toy t precincts, and a comparison with the j registration of two years ago. While many precincts are short I several votes, the total registration ; onlv falls 71 short of wlnst it was in I ipnn. One or two pecins have ! been chanced, which makes some ' difference "in .he comparison. The j figures- follow: Precinct , Adams 16S. Alba ' i Athena. South SI t.ti n 251 15 ST ' Athena. Jsorth Bingham Springs . Cottonwood Echo 28 75 '8 14 110 7 !'5 114 ISO 44 89 45 S4 121 j Encampment Fulton j Gillilnr.d , Hogue ...... elix ...... 1 Juniper 94 Milton. South Milton. North W7 Mountain MpKrv . 135 J"- . 180 1691 ppndloton : 239 210, Pendleton, North 3.JS 341 Pendleton. South .... l.i 238 221 Pendleton,. East 301 303 Pilot Rock (Alta) 23S 25o Prospect, (part of Union in 1900) 35 Reservation 1-S 17 Ruddock - 22 -a Union SO 12S L matilla ., . . o ai Ukiah 120 1(9 Vallm- 11- 9G Vansycle . . -i.- 4 ' Vinson 2S Weston 1'0 Weston, East 127 Willow Springs 53 Yoakum 36 Total -1525 4596 SHE WAS A FAKE. Woman and Four Children Stranded Here Saturday Professional Gaf-i ters. It would appear from an item ap-! pearing in the La Grande Chronicle' of Saturday last that the woman withi four children mentioned in the East , Oreeonian of the same date as being stranded at the O. R. & N. depot, and who were later assisted by the city authorities to get as far as The, Dalles, was nothing more or less than : a traveling fakir who is using heri apparent destitute condition as a; moans of extracting a living from the i credulous public. I At La Grande the woman gave her name as Mrs. Kate E. Padfild and told practically the same story as, civen bv her in Pendleton. The au thorities and others of La Grande furnished her with sufficient money to get to Portland, instead of which) she left the train here giving heri name as Mrs. H. H. Cadding and worked the same graft on this place. , Are Decorating School Room. The Thursday afternoon club has taken in charge the matter' of dec orating the entrance of the public school, at the corner of Court and; Beauregard streets, and the tollowing pictures have already been placed on the walls: A beautiful panel of pan sies, painted by Mrs. A. D. Stillman; and framed by Jesse Failing; 'Pharoh's Horses." given by Mrs., John Bean and framed by Mr. F. F. Wamslej'; the "Chariot Race"' given' by Mrs. C. B. Wade, also a picture , by Mrs. James A. Fee. ' 'Coaxing Republicant. , Salem, May 2C. A number of prom-1 inent Marion county i epublican j workers received letters Saturday , from Republican State Chairman Matthews saying it will he "A per-i sonal favor to me" if M.i-y would work for the state ticket, Some are, preparing vigorous replies. j Schlitz'B Milwaukee beer draught at the Maze. on Itch ! Itch ! Itch ! Awful Itching of Eczema Dreadful Scaling of Psoriasis CURED BY CUTICURA Cunct'iu. Soap, to cleanse the akin of criulb and scales, Crneciu. Ointment, to nilay itching, and soothe and heal, and Cuticuka Resolvent, to cool and cleauso me uiuou, inaKo tue niwt coinplote and t speedy cure treatmeut for torturing, dis figuring bunions, nubes, and irritations, with lossof hair, which havedoficd theskul ' of tho best physicians nnd all other reme- dies, a fiingfo set being often snnicient to j cure the uiogttatinato case. j CUTICURATHESET$!.25 I Of. toir.SiOntum, i Utwirtsi. Uk. boM RED ROUGH HANDS -iSJrtS oimro nirtiire is not "Buffalo l UT v t . . -pv I Bill nor "Beau Bnimmel, but Di. C. j. Whittaker as he appeared to .. ' "- .., Ir. utraot the East oregomau aii attire in Pendleton. Red Cross at Walla Walla. ,..,, -n-altn. Mnv 26. Tomorrow. thig cltv wm 01,en the annual smte meetns Df the Red Cross, and! , .r esJected that a large number of ' , de,pgate8 from all over the state will j j bo present. The meetings will con-i timle over Wednesday and perhaps ' j un,ii Thursday afternoon. A program , , of eutertainment has been prepared bv the locai society. including a re ception aud concert, and numerous ; drives about the city. Tim rinnmop rlonp tn !Se O. R & 51 bridge over the Tuuialum at Miltoii is,lis estimated at ?1S:. "r i S ii ------- j Natural I v-h.Mkr J Uater IMtlA B B kp v .S4r v:4 -ffe A natural lithiated water, delivered to all parts of the city. Let us put you on the list. AVe also carry a full line of other mineral waters, for eign and American. B F. W. Schmidt & Co., Reliable Druggists, I Association Bkck. ; i iwiiiw i ii i jjrHw, ii J nil w mi ii i i ii n .Kin, - SPECIAL HOT WEATHER ...SALE,,. Saturday, May 24th A Fine Line of Summer Wash Goods, all manner of designs and qualities. See this line. Fancy silks just arrived. The finest in town. Mnslin and Gauze Under wear. Everything you need for Hot Weather. You can't do as well anywhere else as here. Call and see us, The Fair The Place to Save Monev For Health, Strength and rieasure Urink Polydore Moens, Proprietor. Do You Use Your Own Judgncif ? "iv ; , g SUITS &-2&Zi2. A. s?miSr '7tf COPYKICHT n ft A M 1? Have a "Quick Meal" Blue Flame Oil Sfo THE THOMPSON HARDWARE ABOUT THE MERITS OF BYERS' FX It is the finest grade it is possible to nake. . but the choicest wheat enters into Byers satisfaction is the result whererever it is used for or fancy baking. PENDLETON ROLLER M& j fir (If! Vnil r1r. J salesman s advice? . Do you realize thatW vice may be influenced I the large profit that ,i. "fJ self ; compare the quality 0j fabric and the tailoring U garments of different nL the style, fit and general S; ish ; take particular notice a inuat mai uca.r inis label' The Stein-Bloch Co. WltOLX.AIi TilLOli Registered 163 They are tailored by those! taraoin Wholesale Tailors ri Kocnester, The SteinBlochl "We sell them, but do not to influence you unduly. Bi J critical as you please; locil every detail ; try on a suit til compare the effect with triJ the best dressed man you kai, We are perfectly willing toa by your judgment then, and n know what it will be. , $5.00 to $25,001 And Your Money Back for the Asking. on Store ESSE FAlLIf The Big Carpet Stall You Can Beat Our Carpets in just this or.eway they'll sisaij kind of beatlrg all right Ycca beat 'em in style, in varietyofpis in smallness of cost, in length in anj good carpet quality. Jaai you can beat that WILT0.V selling at $1.25 a yard. Tekeil our new line of fiber carpet Main 24. Makers oi Happy I Low prices, coupled with ' pets and Malting of knosni quality, prove attractions ble. Thf miestion of CaiWtS ' Matting, where best obtained,cj tied with promptness m ow where good stj le and real make low prices so empnaut. BAKER & F0LSM Hokers of Happy noma Keep Your Houses CooI Put in your kitchen without delay. Cheapest and mt(l'" feet stove made. One cent a burner an hour fa all operate the Quick Meal. No trouble to start aud absolute free from danger. New stock Just in. . COMPANY There Is No Question W. S. Byers, Proprietor I