East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 28, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOuting and Business SUITS Large Assortment of Well Made Garmonts Best Values Ever Offered $5:00 $6.00 $9.50 $12.50 $15.00 NEW SUMMER UNDERWEAR Big Shipment Just In. Colors : Blue, Brown and White PER SUIT, 50c and $t.00 BAER 8f DALEY One Price Olothiers, Furnishers and Hatters, Pendleton SATURDAY, JUNE ,28, 1902. GENERAL NEWS. HOTEL ARRIVALS. The house committee on rules has unanimously rfgreed on a rule for consideration of a resolution giving the Commissioner from Porto Rico the right to the floor of the house of representatives. The will of the Very Rev. E. A. Hoffman, dean of the General Theo logical Seminary, has been filed for probate at New York. It disposes of an estate estimated at $12,000,000 to $15,000,000. Among the honorary degrees just conferred was that of LL. D., upon Governar Leonard Wood, by Wil liams College, Mass. At the alumni dinner General Wood talked briefly on his work in Cuba. . Advices received from Cabul say that the Ameer of Afghanistan, Ha bib Oullah Khan, early In June mar ried his daughters to six prominent chiefs, Including the commander-in chief of the Afghan forces. x Harvey Wilson Ball, son of Bishop Bell, of North Carolina, and Irene Perry, an actress, have just been married according to a Boston spe cial. The ceremony was performed, It is stated, in St. Andrews church j by the Rev. Dr. Kidder, in the pres ence of a few friends. Wednesday afternoon Engineer Ernest Larter, of Kalispell, Mont., who was running a work train on the Great Northern .at Essex, in com pany with It. Horner, night operator at Essex, built a raft and crossed the north fork of the Flathead river,, about two miles below town while Ashing. In the middle of the stream they lost control of the raft and had to swim to the onnoslte shorn. A T"fl Tl 1 TIT- wllrt 1T"I f 11 i Mi tl,n V.rw1 , ' nwa tv.wl HIGH XiUU UUL ventured across. He told them to stay on land and he. would return to town for tools to build another raft, but when ho returned he could And . not trace of the men. The Pendleton. C. Lawson, H. L. Sisler, J. J. Burns, n. W. Porri, R. H. Eaton, J. C. Cur. rle, Portland; E. A. Gilett, Kansas; C. E. Wilson, Frank Green, F. H. Stocker, George F. Moyer, H. W Bloom, San Francisco; E. C. Skiles, George Mc&illvery, R. H. Caston7H. B. Rees, S. S. Gill, E. M. Reed, G. C. Blakeslee, Lee Myers, Spokane; J. R. Rolstonu, Adams; T. G. Mcintosh, city; Frank Gibbon, Elgin; T. B. Ray, Salem; F. W. Basche, Baker; J. M. Cook, La Grande. The Golden Rule. M. Atrams, San Francisco; A. Tay lo Echo; Miss Z. Taylor, Yakima; John A. Lloyd and wife, John Can field, Indiana; Mrs. Mary Oluoy, Ne braska; Mrs. E. L. Rhemes, Helix; W. A. Wade, Adams; J. A. Rooney, West Superior; W. T. Kerr, F. J. Gardner, W. W. Williams, M. A. Sher ley, G. D. Galley, Portland; A. L. Hawley, Dayton; J. W. Taylor, Texas; R. E. Porter, Meacham; Eugene Tau sick. Walla Walla; Mrs. Dalton, Pay ette; May Miller, A. K. Horn, C. J. Fraker, George Haskathon. How's This. We offer One Ilundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarh Cure. F. J. CHHA'UV & CO., Toledo, O We, the undersigned, nave known l J. Cheney for the past 15 years, and believe him to be perfectly honorable in all busi ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by tueir arm. WEST & TKUAX, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WALDING, KINNAK & AIAUVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent fn;e. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Hall's Family Tills are the best WILL FORM LEAGUE TEAM MANAGERS ARE NOW HERE FOR THAT PURPOSE. Meeting Will Be Held This Evening and Probably Five Teams Will Go inOther Baseball News. At last the much-talked-of Enstern Oregon League is to be organized for tho. fall season. Tho meeting tor us zntlon will be hold at 7 o'clock this evening and will be attended by representatives of live ot' the six teams talked of as possible members of the league. Manager Basche, of the Baker City Gold Diggers, and Ray, of the La Grande Beet Pullers, are now in the city for the purpose of nttendiug the meeting, .and Managers Sharp stein, of tho Walla Walla Sharpshoot ers, and Morltz, of the Dayton Dus ters, will arrive on the 5:30 train this evening and will meet with Man ager Cohen, of the Indians, this eve ning, for the purpose of discussing the proposition of forming the league and arranging a schedule of games. There can be but little doubt of the ultimate formation of tho league, as Vo.ii the towns to be represented this evening are enthusiastic over the proposition, and are anxious to join in on the league. It is assured that at least four teams will be in cluded in the new organization, and probably five. There has been some little doubt as to Walla walla's par ticipation owing to tho question as to whether or not tho necessary finances would be put up by the en thusiasts of that city, but as Manager Sharpstein is coming down this even ing, it is presumed that tho necessary funds have been raised. The managers are busy this after-, The O. R. & N. Company hajs mado an excursion rato or one ana uu thlrd faro for round trips between all stations on Its system, not to exceed 200 miles apart for Fourth of July excursions. Tickets will be sold at theHe rates on July 3 and 4 nnd aro good returning until July C. ' OUR FOUNTAIN NOW OPEN ! s Our Soda Fountain is now running with all the syrups 'and popular beverages, and we would be happy to see you here drinking. We have many new drinks to offer you this season, and our ice cream will be par excellence, i Drink Our Soda Once and You Will Come Again F. W. Schmidt & Co., Reliable Druggists, Association Block. Phone 851 noon reading over and discussing xnc . n "-mr-.' rules of the Northwest League, which . f s tz Good- enough LETTER FROM NOME. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Residents of Salem who have been In Portland within the past two days Ba.j uiai me gcuciui upuuuil UlUOng Governor Geer's friends seems to bo that the special session of tho legls lature will bo called to meet in Oc tobcr. Wesley N. Matlock Writes From the Northern City. Mrs. W. F. Matlock has received a letter from Wosloy N. Matlock, her son, who left here more than a month ago for Nome, stating that he arrived safe without an eventful trip. Mr. Matlock speaks of tho steamer Portland being adrift In the Ice and going toward the Artie. Fears are entertained of its loss with all on William Hume, the veteran can nory-man of the Columbia river, died Thursday at his home at Eagle Cliff, Wash., at tho age of 72 years. He leaves a wife and two grown daugh ters, both residing at home. Misses Lottie and Aura Hume. He has a brother at Astoria, George W. Hume, Bids were received Thursday by tho Port of Portland for tho construe tlon of a drydock. They were read and referred to Engineer Blackwell for consideration. The lowest bid- dor was Joseph Pacnuet, at $195,000 Tho bids all specified that work was to be completed within 12 months Sid Lowry, of South Plain, had a desperate encounter with a burglar Monday night. Ho awoke In the night to find a man In his bedroom, trying to open a box. Lowry jumped out of bed and a scuffle ensued in tho dark, during whicli he struck the burglar In tho face, and grasping a jacK-knire, sloshed with It rjght and left. The burglar seized a chair, rendered Lowry unconscious and mado his escape. A good article of granite has been discovered twlthing nix miles of Ba ker City. There Is no first class building rock In that part of tho state, or at least, none was known to exist until a man from Walla discovered this granite near tho Gor don mine recently. Tho granite is black and white, and so marked as to bo quite rare. Already tho own er has sold enough rock taken from Lis new quarry to ulniot pay for the entire piece of ground. i He.lso says that Nome is quite a city but the country ground looks very much the same as eastern Ore gon rolling with no tlmbor. The snow Is most all gone and the ground thawed out so that mining operations can now bo carried on to advantage, Ho says that William Beagle, also ot Pendleton, is out on the mining claim In which Mr. Matlock is In torested. Hay at Nome City is sell Ing at $100 a ton. Mr. Matlock will remain In the north all summer and possibly next winter. Filthy Temples in India. Sacred cows often defile Indian temples, but worse yet Is a body that's polluted by constipation. Don't permit It Cleanse your system with Dr. King's New Life Pills and avoid untold misery. They give live ly livers, active bowels, good dlges- tloc, fine appetite, Only 25c at Tall man & Co's drug store. Robert Tonoy, tho young man shot and killed near Narrows, Harney county about a Weqk ago, by a fellow cowboy named Daley, was a nephew of Senator Booth, of Eugene, Lane county. It Is now stated that Daley was under tho Influence of liquor and made offensive remarks in the presence of tho wife of Toney's em ployer, who was absent from home. Ordered away ho went to a nearby barn and got, a rifle, and returning, fired the first shot, the fire being .re turned by Tonoy until he, was fatally shot. Wo give free tickets on the bicycle with every dollar's purchase. Martin's Family Grocery and Bakery. .,A.n.n..f f now nrn-nnlntinn. Players' contracts and salary limits commensurate with the size of the, towns Interested are also being con sidered, a Ray Is Enthusiastic. 3 Sneaking to an East Oregonian rep- M resentative regarding the proposed fl league, Manager nay, oi wie Grande team, safd that the people of La Grande were deeply interested 1 the formation of the now league. anticipation thereof thoy have gone ahead and engaged new men for the strengthening of their team so It will rank well up in the new company In which It will have to travel, A couple of the best men of the Athena team have been engaged and other men aro to bo put in if neces sary to make the team a winner, or at least one which will rank well up when the final averages aro footed Baker City Is Willing. Manager Basche, of the Baker City Gold Diggers, was also enthusiastic over the proposed league. The peo pie of his town, he said, were surely enthusiastic or they' would not have Kone to tho expense of organizing a team on the mere prospect of the i league being tornied. New men tc H this section have beerr brought in to form the greater part of the Baker aggregation and the fans of that city are confident of having one of the best teams in the ,league. Mr. Bas che is anxious to conclude the busi ness of the managers' meeting this evening so he can be back In Baker City tomorrow afternoon to witness the first game to be played by the new team. Dayton Wants to Go In Mr. Cohen, of the Pendleton team was talking over the 'phono to Man ager Morltz, of the Daytons several (Concluded on page 7.) And Every Form of Torturing Disfiguring Skin and Scalp Humors Cured by (uticura Spukdv Conn Treatment., Bathe tho affected parts thoroughly with Hot Water and Outicuha Soai-. Next apply Cdticuha Ointment, tho great skin cure, ami lastly take a full doso of CuTiouitA IlK80i.VK.vr. This treatment win afford instant, relief permit rest and sleep, and point to a speedy, perma nent, and economical cure when all else falls. Sold everywhere. Price ,Tii Sit. tl.lii or. Cuticou Soir.sa ! i OiNTMMT.anciJUwisiTtUtK eli,),)e. r Dcva i Id Chim. Cosp.rsole Propi., Uoitot -''UowtoCoMJEem.-W.je book, free. WHHmwntninHnmmnnniniHwnni cirrtrT?ri - i SMOKERS Supplies CIGARS'the best brano" I TOBACCO finest for E Bmdkincr and cbmvinrr 3 smqkihg and chewing 3 E PIPES to suit all. 6. NEWMAN or anybody! j All Havana Filler 2 LATEST STYLE COLLARS T l . i i i k SALE Worth $10 to $12. SUMMER UNDER-WEAR.... I I I M W TV l WW V 4V . Ill HI A SUIT " FLORODOPA " BANDS an of same value as tags from " STAR," " HOP.SB SHOE," "SPEARHEAD,"" 'STANDARD HA 'r." ' OLD PEACH a HONEY," "SAW LOG," "OLE VARCINY" iok Out Wall Paper for pa mt! Pictare Frames -AT- HO COURT STREET Qf 3 5f;'M'il yuu uiwuyw ue nau at tauing'i. luuy uubween seasons. UQI. JineH uave yet many line loti lug. out we must maKe galea to iui tun uuuu. nun is luv unit cheap. Remnants fromlOtoJ) less than cost 75c Carpets now 60c Carpets now..,.,.-. 35c to 40c Carpets now. Trv me victor t'orcneniae tiling tnls hot weatlier. BR Jfl1!!! a 2 r i :n ft lp a 1 1 COPYRIGHT SAD IRONS Asbestos Sad Irons j-zumul iu ubc aim must (junvciuuuij uciauunuiw StP thn di'cnlnir in mtr wlnHnw nr hpttfir still. COme 10 ... w. .....-W.., , look at them. The THOMPSON HARDWARE Regular beauties. Prettiest ever brought to Pendleton. Largest line Lowest Prices. REFRIGERATOR' that will save you money on your ice bill BAKER & FOLSO Furniture. Stoves, Carpets, Thontt I in flllfifttifH .. . .. . rr: rTTS n is tne nnest grade it is possiuic www lllb biiuiwcai TV ui.. v.. . - , . I satisfaction is the result whererever it is used or fancy baking. PENDLETON ROLLER W. S. Byers, Proprfetof For Health, Strength and Pleasure Drink ::::::: Polydore Moens, Proprietor.