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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1902)
WHEAT HARVEST BnnaacinnnnannnnnnnnncncDnnnnnnnnnnnnccGccnGnnnnDGCcn b ...THE c B B n R n n g Is on and the Golden grain is being gathered and the re g ward of labor and investment of capital is being realized g A regular Shoe Harvest is also in progress at our store and the reward of investment comes to all who purchase a pair of S our Shoes. Gather in a pair of our Summer Shoes, Harvest g Shoes, Oxfords or whatever you desire and save money. Good Shoes Cheap Dindmger, Wilson & Co. Successors to Cleaver Bros. Phone Black 91 SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1902. PEnSONAL MENTION. M. M. Jones is in town from Athe na. O. E. Brown is in town from Vin son. A. B. Stephens, Jr., is in town from Umatilla. E. A. Hunt, of Walla Walla is at Hotel Pendleton. Mrs. H. II. Edwards is visiting rel atives and friends in the country for a few days. Miss E. I. Chittenden is visiting with friends in Pendleton, says the Walla Walla Uunion. Lee Butler and family have gone to Bingham Springs to spend the rest of the summer. James B. Welch and Ernest Young er expect to leave this evening for Portland fr a few . days. Oregon Evening Journal: Mrs. Gus Lafontaine and children, of Pendle ton, are at the Perkins. Dr. Perkins reports John Garrett THE PRICE IS NOT CONSIDERED by u in buying drugs; hence we get the best. Careful graduates fill your prescrip tions. v e nave limit up a large paironaue because we are exact in filling the doc tor's orders. We never sub stitute. We would be pleased to have your prescriptions. TALLIN & CO. THE LEADING DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS confined to his bed with typhoid fe ver, at his homo in this city. Athena Press: Mrs. Charles Estes of Pendleton, visited a few days this week at the home of Mrs. James, in this city. J. B. Giesy, the genial life insur ance man, left this morning for Wheeler county and other places in the interior, where he will try and "do ' the people. Lee Held, who resigned his post tion with the Hartman Abstract Co. a few weeks ago to take effect the first of August, has reconsidered and will remain with the company. Wallowa News: Mr. and Mrs Temple, of Pendleton, parents of Dr. Temple, who have been visiting the doctor at his home in Enterprise passed through town Wednesday en route home. J. M. Heathman and two daugh ters nave returned from their ex tended trip to the Coast and Port land. They visited Astoria and many other prominent places along the coast and say things are very lively down there. J. Ross Dickson returned this morning from Seaside, where he and his family have be,en for the past two weeks. Mrs. Dickson and fami ly remained at Seaside and Mr. Dick son will go back there about the middle of August. Oregon Evening Journal: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Basler, of Pendleton, are guests at the Imperial. Mr. Bas ler is a representative Eastern Ore gon merchant who owns a large fur niture and crockery store 'in Pendle ton. Rev. J. Edwards returned to the city last night from a week's trip to the mountains. He was the guest of Mr. Samuel Warner and family and had a royal time. He visited the Lehman and Hidaway warm springs and pronounces them magnificent places for the sick and weary. 0. W. Dunbar if in town from Skagway, Alaska. Mr. Dunbiir Is an old friend of Charley Robinson and he and Mr. Robinson will leave in a few days for the mountains to spend a few days rusticating. Mr. Dunbar is a pioneer newspaper man, former ly of Astoria, and started the first daily paper in Alaska. Ho is accom panied by his daughter, who 13 a finished elocutionist and will open , a school of elocution here. FITZSIMMONS KNOCKED OUT (Concluded.) Jeff gets in terrible left to the body. Tho blood is still coming down Jeff's face. Jeff forces Bob to ropes and lands hard on face. Jeff blocks hard swing. Bob's eye is cut and ho is bleeding slightly. Fltz lands straight right to mouth; they rough it and Graney cautions Fltz. Fitz puts his right and loft to face and is chopping Jeff's face to pieces. Jeff sent in straight left to breast. Fitz again jabs Jeff with left as bell rings. Jeff's eyes are in bad condition from effects of Bob's left. Thus far Fltz has much the better of the contest. Going Fast and Furious. Round 0. Jeff looks mad and comes up savagely. He is more cau tious, however. Both land left to head. Jeff rushes Fitz to ropes and tries to land left, but is cleverly finsns In. Barry lands right on Fo tnv'a fn no. Kolov misses right for lipnil. Boll Tjniimi r. TOninv loads left for head, but Barry gets out of way. In a mix-up Foloy sends right to face and misses left swing for jaw. Fo ley is still tho aggressor. Foley pokes Bary on the head with right. Barry misses left swing; Foley cross es with left to face, but Barry comes back with right over heart. Foley gets In two vicious left swings to jaw at tho bell. Fast and Furlouo. Round 7. Foley tries with loft for face, but is blocked; Barry not doing much lighting. Ho tries with left for body, but falls to land. Foloy falls to reach the mark with left and ri'-'hts swings. Barry sends left to Foley's nose and a vicious right for face, and blocked. Barry puts hard left to stomach. Foley swings with left, but goes around head. lie leads left swing over kidneys; they clinch. Foloy puts glancing right to Barry s blocked. Fitz lands left to stomach and right to head. Fitz puts left to I Gar, and follows up with loft upper UICO UI1U uuullllLUUj uiuuno u i- cul IU juw. prTrrznro,Tnnrra3'gre g g b 5 5 o o b n b c a ain SHOE SALE CONTINUES Bargains going fast hut Plenty of Them Left.. a Don't miss a Chance to get for -a very small price. the Best Shoes in the City THE PENDLETON SHOE COMPANY Phone Red 126 645 Main St. tfi.JLftfiE.R .9 B.J fl P H0.P aQOOOfloooottnnopooQQOQO Q ft qflAl.P 3 First Class work and fcest material used fcy C. BERQUIST the Shoemaker, Shop with Pendleton Shoe Company. FOR Bilious and Nervous Disorder Sick Headache and Constipation, TAKE Jh.cr.u,r.?Gi5ldiness' Fullness and Swelling after meals, Dliziness and DrowInee, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Costivenes, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, andallNervomand Tremb ling Sensations, etc. The First Dose will give reliefln twenty minutes. This is no fiction. For a Weak Stomach, Disordered Liver and Impaired Digestion they act like "Magic". Every sufferer Is earnestly Invited to try a Box of these Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be WITHOUT A RIVAL. BEECH AM'S PILLS taken as directed, will quickly restore females to complete kealth. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system, V. 8. A. Depot, 365 Cms) St., New York, la feexM, 10c. maA 3fc flc left swing. Fitz swings right to cvo and two lefts to face. Jeff is like a bull and goes into Fitz, but fails to land. Fitz puts hard loft upper- cut to Jeff's jaw. Jeff ducks a right for head. Jeff lands light left to face. Jeff lands a hard left hook on Fitz's face as gong sounds. Jeff Rushes Matters. Round 7. Jeff rushes Into one of Fitz's lefts. Jeff rushes Fitz to ropes and lands hard left to face. Jeff puts left to face and another left to body Jeff nuts in fearful left to solar plexls and followed It with hard left to face. Jeff puts right to face but both coming back with right and left to face forcing Jeff to ropes. Ref eree cautions Jeff for hitting in clinches. Bob bears in with left, but is blocked. Jeff lands left on face and immediately plants left on body. Fitz puts left to face. Jeff improved In this round and tho round Is a bit in his favor. Fitz Down and Out. Round 8. Both fiddling. Jeff tries left swing for jaw, but was a trifle short. He gets under a left swing. Jeff sends terrific left - to stomach. Fitz gets in right to point of jaw, sending Jeff back. He misses a ter rific right uppercut for Jeff's jaw. Fitz blocks left and goes in with two straight lefts to face. Jeff floors Fitz. Fitz went down with terrific right to jaw and was groggy when he arose and was apparently talking to referee in dazed sort of way when he was counted out. Fitz was very groggy when he arose and tried to reach his corner. Fitz has announc ed that he was fairly licked and has retired permanently .from the ring. Ho announced that in event of 1i(b winning he would have given tho championship to Jeffries. harry and Foley Round 1. They fiddle for opening. Foley feints with left and gets in light right to face. Barry swings gets in light right to face. Barry swings right and left, but is short Foloy swings left to head. They clinch; Foley sends in right to mouth and missed uppercut. Barry sends hard left swing to head, but Foley sends in right and left to face in re taliatlon. Foley sends left to face again and Barry blocks hard right for body. Barry fails to land left swing for head as bell rings. Round 2. Foley sends hard right to ear and gets inside wicked coun ter. Foley misses left for head and again got in terrifllc swing. Foloy swings left and right for head inef fectually. He puts terrific right over Barry's heart. They clinch. Fiddl ing. Barry essays left for head, but Foley is too quick for him. Foley puts in vicious right over heart and Barry came back with right and left to body, but swings wildly. Barry puts in fierce right to the nose and nearly floors Foloy. Bell. Was Foley's Fight Round 3. Foley misses two lefts to head; ho lands his left over Bar ry's eyes and sends right to the stoniacn. i-oiey poites uarry oyer eye with left and then sends left in twice in succession and follows it with right on jaw. Foloy tries for head, but falls short; ho sends hard left to body. Foloy puts right to face and misses right swing for head. Foley jabs Barry with left and fol lows with light right at sound of bell. Round 4.--FoIoy leads with left, but is short. Barry closes in and avoids right for body. Foley sends right in over heart and escapes a re turn. Barry trying to land, but is again stopped by right on body. He sends loft and right to Barry's face Foley crossses with left to Barry's Jaw and tho latter evades hard swings for jaw. Foley sends right and left to face and Barry comes back with stiff left to head. Foley swings left for head, but Barry gets under it. Foley has much, the better of tho light thus far. Barry Is Careful. Round 6. Foloy tries twice for head, but is blocked. Barry is guard ing his head and fn?o carefully. F ley again misses connection with left and right and clinch. Foley puts light right to head; Barry swings for head, but runs into left body punch. Foloy aonda stiff loft jab to face; ho trios with left and right, but Barry Round 8. Barry trying to land with right and loft, and Foloy slips to floor. Foloy puis left to body and blocks a vicious right uppercut. Fo ley upporcuts Barry over heart twice with right. Foloy misses left for face, but sends right hard to face and immediately gets in right uppercut over heart. Bell. Round 9 Foloy sends left In-three times in quick succession to head and blocks swing. Barry lands right hard to head. Foley puts right over heart twice. Barry blocks hard left but a moment later Foloy puts in straight left to heart, following it with left to jaw and another right to body. Barry hits Foley twice on lddnovs. In clinch Barry sent in low right to stomach and follows with another right to head. Bell. Going Foley's Way. Round 10. Foley attempts to land straight left to face, but went wild. Clinch. Barry gets in right swing to kidneys during clinch. Barry tries left for face, misses. Foloy staggers Barry with left to jjaw, fol lowed by two stiff right jolts. Ho tries another fierce upperdit, but fails to land. Barry looks very much worried. Barry took- good deal pun ishment in this round, but is very game. Bell. Round 11. Foloy comes up de terminedly. He swings with left, but misses. Barry sends loft to bo dy, but Foley comes back with stiff right over heart. Foley puts two hard lefts to face and to tho body. He swings with right and loft; lands on Barry's face, flooring him. Bar ry takes the count. Up again and landing at will. Barry again goes to the floor. Barry did not rise in time. Was counted out. Foloy wins, A HORRIBLE FRAY. Printers Will Go After Wonders To. morrow at Alta Grounds. At the Altn Btreot diamond tomor row aftornoon, a torrlblo massacre will take place when tho printers will go up against tho Wonders in a game of baseball, and boforo tho per formanpe Is over someone will bo wondering whoro thoy are nt. Tho show will commence at 3 o'clock and last until tho crowd gets tired, when tho game will bo called off and tho side having tho largest number of errors will bo declared tho winner. Tho managers have Is sued an order that any player fail ing to make six errors each Inning will be drummed out of tho team by Spoonamoro's drum corps. An admission fee of 10 cents will bo charged and the proceeds will go toward fixing up the baseball grounds and improving the outflold, which is not in the best condition. A good crowd is expected to turn out as thoso who attend will not only bo helping put tho ball grounds in first-class condition, but will get about four times their money's worth oi fun. NEW THlNi niied. Being ton i;;:1"141 ecu our customers manM9 would be added tath goodBtoyabU? P'lce we credited. ttCtI)er'8 ttW CUMTUXrr; Of A Post Check. A bill has been before congress to retiro tho present five, two and one dollar bills and substitute notes, pay able at any postofflce, which shall pass as currency. If it becomes a law it will provo as invaluable to many forms of business as Hostet tcr's Stomach Bitters is to thoso who are weak and sickly. To such per sons this medicine will prove a bless ing, because it contains only such In gredients as will build up and strengthen tho entire system. It will tono up tho stomach, restore tho appetite and euro heartburn, belch ing, headache, indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation, biliousness and insom nia. Don't fail to try it, but do not accept a substitute if you value your health. There Is no medicine so good as the bitters. For sale by druggists. Grand picnic every Saturday even ing and Sunday at Kino's grove. Dancing begins nt 2 o'clock. Music by Kirkman's orchestra. 2 0 lbs of Sugar to day , Owl Tea H 301 C0DRT SIEEH E.T.WADI Real Estate Dealer 640 Acres of Meat 3 miles from Pendleton. , year1161" TmA' aU 8'000ct0P All for $28 Per Acre Main street brick busluas 50 x 100. Office in E. O. Bui! P. O. Box 324 PENDLETOX,( FOR RAT.K nAROr.TVn VMmxv i pipes, tanks and fittings, mdj tti ItP. flVft tO Hit hnrup nnwr t-jvluj in the use of fuel. Price $250. Ettl Koman ouice, renaieton. $2. 2 T. JOE STORE, Better to Kill Than Save. The Kovernment pays pensions to tho widows and orphans of soldiers, men engaged in battle, but none to the families of the Coast Guard Life Savers, killed in their service, which is no less arduous and dangerous than the battlefield. Both are heroes and are entitled to and should re celvo grateful recognition for their self-sacrificing deeds, An intensely Interesting exhibit in the arena of Buffalo Bill's Wild West is that by which a crew of life savers, on fur lough from the government service during the summer, show how they reach a wreck with their lines and operate a "breeches buoy" to save lives. To bo seen here on August 20. THE MERCURY of the last, few days . MELTED the tops off the prices of LOW SHOES and this week you can buy any of our MEN'S FINE OXFORDS At $2.95 a Pair Patents, Vici Kid, Velour Calf PEOPLES WAREHOUSE 01R JULY SALE IS NOW UNDER WAY Our Prices Lower Than Ever! OUR LOSS will be YOUR GAIN We must make room for our big fall stock, THE LYONS MERCANTILE CO. THE LEADERS NOW FOR AN OUTING during the hotweathtr) w nro hfiadauatters fol Tents, Camp Stools, Canpl Stoves, Cots, etc, We have a few REFRIGERATORS to close out at cost A First Class Line of HIGH GRADE FURNITURE At Rock Bottom Prices Iff. A. RADER Main and Wefcfc Sheets, Pendleton Undertaking Parlors in Connection. Lamp Mantles Guaranteed for W incur Txxnan dk ' BEST IN THE WORLD These mantles are new productions and 'evJnd triple 100 candle power respectively for the bh aa wnnvoo TiiP.nr made in two graoca ThTTohn Barrett Off xt... c . rr Sixth and AW 31 new vJiuiuq w. OppoiHeOregoBian