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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1902)
Harvest Wearing Apparel Ve can sup.ply.you with everything in the Cloth ing, Shoe and Hat Line, you need during the Harvest Season. We are offering a regular harvestvof,.bargains.dur;. ing our Special Hatvest Sale, which is now in progress. ' ' ' Wit OUTPLAYED THE INDIANS WERE NOT IN IT ON FRIDAY. Home Boys Played Rather Loosely, While the Visitors Were Up and Coming All Through the Game. Standing of the Clubs. "Won. Lost. P. C. Pendleton 14 4 . .783 J Baker City.... 9 I .500 I Walla Walla... 9 9 .500 t ', La Grande 5 13 .222 J I BAEB DALEY One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters, Pendleton 729 Main Street SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1902. GENERAL NEWS. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. A. Nylanuer, Portland. Mrs. S. L. Kelly, Spokane. J. W. Jarkin, Spokane. H. M. Ogden, Portland. F. E. Ramsey. Portland. N. Berkley, city. J. C. Van Fossen, Chicago. Mrs. A. H. Porter. Pilot Rock. Mr. and Mrs. W. Evans. Pilot Rock A. B. Thompson, city. A. W. Whltomer, Portland. F. B. Wood. Chicago. WH. Garrett," Portland. N. A. Leach, Portland. Nestor, Portland. H. 8. Hagen, San Francisco. W. G. Pierce, Denver. E. H. Clarke, city. D. B. SparkB, New York. D. Shulta, Spokane. E. C. Skiles, Spokane. Delia Eaten, Athena. J. M. Bentley, city. J. W. B. Streeter. Portland. H. B. Rees, Spokane. H. E. Harris, Portland. A Viking ship 49 feet long, has been unearthed on the Island of Karmoe, Norwajt The Colorado democratic. state con vention will meet In Denver Septem hsf"3 and the republicans on Septem ner 4. t Lucy Hoving, chief organizer of thu socialist party in Utah, was run over and instantly killed Thursday night in Ugden. Many lives have been lost by tor- rential rains and floods about the Black Sea in Russia, during the past lew days. The oyster canning and packing companies or Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana have combined with a capital of 52,1,00,000. A Human fossil, 35.000 years old, Has been discovered In Kansas. Sci erittsts from all over the Union are en route to examine it Isaac Goldsmith, once a prosperous cigar merchant .of Chicago, has been arrested for selling counterfeit union labels. They brought $35 per 1000. An anarchistic letter has been re celved at Pottsville, Pa., in which th writer threatens to kill J. Plerpont Morgan In order to end the coal strike: General Lucas Meyer, the Boer chlef who has been visiting London. Is In future to be excluded from the Boer councils because of his friendli ness to Lord Kitchener. The pope has notified the reigning houses of Europe that no more dis pensations for consanguineous maw riages will be granted. His holiness desires to prevent degeneration. f mun 1. .. . 1 1 1 .xo ujuinci in lire ui silver at. jjeii-i ver has jumped 3 cents during thl There Is more Catarrh In thU Bectlou week, and a further rise Is expected ?r "ntry "V?",?" , ateJ dUMM ,. - . . . nn ' ' together, and until the last few years wan as the result of a sale of 20,000,000 , anppoaed to bo Incurable. For 11 Kreat ounces to the Mexican government. , many yearn doctors pronounced it to be a ... . . . ilncal disease, and Drescrtbed local reme- i ne nean camp or tne raciuc juris- and bJ constantly fnlllnu to core diction of Woodmen of the World, with local treatment, pronounced It Incur- Sitting In Cripple Creek, Col., has In able. Science haa proren Catarrh to be a -nnA u ' ' i , , ., , constitutional dlsaese. and therefore re- creased the sararles of head consul qnre8 conatltntlonnl treatment. Hnd'a irom sduuu to souuu ana tne nead clem catarrh cure, manufactured hv P. J. Che. ney & uo. Toledo, unio. la the only con stitutional enre on the market. It In tak- en Internally In doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It arts directly on the blood and mucous surface of the system. $ They offer one hundred dollars fnr n & case It falls to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address F. J. CI1KNEV & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists. 75c Hall's Family 1MIU are the best The Golden Rule. Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway, Boise. 'H. C. OBborn, North Yakima, Mrs. S. J. Osborn. North Yakima. E. H. Paul and son. Walla Walla. Earl King. Walla Walla. L. Cunningham, Portland. C. Cunningham, Portland. P. E. JIunsucker, Spokane. C. D. Rinker, Spokane. G. W. Haiues, Stockton. D. Custer, Athena. D. A. Peebler, city. Allen Blodes, McKay. D. Belts, Pilot Rock. George W. Leffler, Wallula. E. H. Brunnett. J. P. Forner, Portland. J. G. Dooley, Portland. George E. Nichols, Portland. Mrs. W. C. Loveman, Alvord. Mrs. R. Beck and children, Pipe- Btone. There Is no getting around the fact that the Indians were outplayed at even- point Friday. The visitors played sharp, close, snappy balll, and while there was a superabundance of "ragging" at the umpire, and several bits of very unsportsmanlike work in dulged In, the home boys were beaten on their merits and will have to do a Iitttle closer team work and pay little more attention to the game if they are to win many games from the Sharpshooters. For five Innings there was nothing doing in the tally lin on either side, both the Indians and the Sharpshoot ers crawling out of some extremely tight places In the progress of the contest, which was a beautiful exhi bition of the national game. Trouble Started. Then the Sharpshooters broke loose and handled "SInt's" curves without gloves until two runs were pushed over the plate In the sixth, while two bad errors in the seventh and two more in the eighth each meant runt piled up by the visitors. In the ninth t1 ere was some more doing In the fireworks line and three additional -uns were added to the record of the massacre. It looked as tnough the Indians would be shut out until in the ninth, with two men down and two on bases, Starkells pitched wild and Wilner and Hayes scored on the passed ball. The next man up hit a pop, which was gathered In and the game was over. "Slats" Taylor's arm gave out in the seventh and Wilner was put in, but he did not turn himself loose as he should have, and was batted rather more than usual. Good Plays Made. There were good play3 galore made on both sides, among the best being the jump catch of a hot line drive in left field by Rhea in the second, and Brown's long running catch of a high fly in center in the same inning; Wil- ner's double play In! catching a high fly in right field and throwing home in time to cut a runner off at the plate, was the "gingeriest" .play seen on the grounds in many a day and received liberal applause from the trrand stand. Hurlburt In center for Walla Walla, was all there and had ESGOL SKIN Soft White Hands Luxuriant Hair Produced by VSOAP The most effective skin purifying and bcantl f vlnp soap In the world, as well as purest mid sweeten for toilet, bath, and nursery. The only prerentlve or pimples, blackheads, red, rough, and oily skln.re.l, rough hands with Icching palms and shaiwleas nails, dry, thin, ami f.initipr hair, anil simple baby blemishes, because the only preventive of the cause, viz., Inflammation and clogging of tho Pukes. Soil ,rti-7vhr. Pnmit n ft C.(r J"im. TW tm tl- tolUTe fiur'fut SUtn, lUniit.iuil liiii.tno. I CAREFUL PRESCRIPTION WORK .... HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT WHAT THAT MEANS? ACCURACY RELIABILITY OUR LONG EXPERIENCE IN THE DRUG BUSINESS IN SURES THIS. WZ ARE CAREFUL IN WEIGHING AND MEASUR ING CAREFUL AS TO PUR ITY WHEN BUYING DRUGS AND EXERCISE THE GREATEST CARE IN COM POUNDING. OUR PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE LET US FILL YOUR PRE SCRIPTIONS. F.W.Schmidt &Co. Reliable Druggists., Phone, Main 851. (Concluded on page 8.) Cut Down Your Ice Bill Our Refrigerators will save ice. Come in and give them a thorough in- rpection. We will You IVIoney 10 m you mmmn i on your Refrigerator well as on your Jce bill. irom. 2500 to 3000. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEW8. Seven -cases of smallpox are re. ported at Champoeg, Marion county. The town may be quarantined. The run of sockeye salmon at Whatcom, Wash., has stopped. The pack this year will be only 40 per cent of last year's pack. Medford is to be in future a distrib uting center ifor refrigerator cars, which will be used In handling the fruit crop of that vicinity. Harvesting is in full blast near In dependence and the farmers FOR KINDLY CONSIDERATION. 'Z Our Mpniorandum Books & or rather one of them would ttirvA tit rPTnlnrl trmi nf tilit Al I ever vou are likely to fomet. When you spend a dollar, 2 When von lend n (Inline Set it down. 11 never juu uu iu us up fit money, Peop'e whopet thine down are winners Our vwt pook- et iU-iitnranouni JJ hiKh are ea& to onrry 5u uptn hand- pnie leather hound onei for g 75" We havt the bleirer :i bookH with twok-tHand with our. indexed and nlaln. all wrp, 'z- and pne-h. Buu-hei-h Bo ks, Groceri' fit Books and Time Books. $ 5 as JOS. BASLER'S Bargain House cm and WAGOA'S FRAZIER'S Bonk an 1 Stationery Store, f 2f Good Offices of Pendletonlans Re quested for Walla Walla Sport3. The following lnrtnr nf datlon to the fans of Pendleton, has S been presented to lovers of baseball In this cltv bv a- counlp nf Woii x complaining because they cannot "e - S CUa" hVh'1P Vl7' ' footer boys during the series here: I me 01. neiena jjgut s water iiauer iioyer National Bank, ) Company has agreed to transfer Its I Walla Walla Wash ) plant to the city for 3000. It Is be-1 r. b. Caswell, Esq., Manager Pendle lleved the council will accept I ton, Oregon: The Twenty-sixth Battery of Field j Dear Sir This will servo to pre Artillery will leave Vancouver, Wash., sent to your favorable and especial the last of the month for the annual , consideration Messrs. Martin and target practice In Tillamook county. ! Gadman. of this city, who have been Astoria cannerymen have reduced lu,y e,ected as assistant managers the price for steelheads and Chinook iov tbe Present PemllQton series. They salmon from 4 to 2 cants per' pound. ORie r""' authorized 6 render every Other varieties are to be priced at ' Possible aid to the comhlnatjon, In 1 cent. eluding especially that of preparing J. Verdln. a farmer of wllderviHejSRr ma" professional and impro i .v. x... l ... T u(' fesslonal members of our team. They county, killed an immense brown bear' 211 ,11 2 en r",We," In his ham lot. a few days ago. Tho VL TI an ?'CT? ,Mr hniHiv nam int h lot nn,i at.!1"'1 hflv heenMtrged to donosit safely i, it" n bed by that hour both players and act of killing one or the bwuVq .that: JXf? nnKin0. g VG uh,m mh ....... . . I COnslilorfition flR rnflr nvaltiul nnalflnn I tno mg unite was Biain. ,.,..,.. " ' , " "f" Roscoe Hughes, of La Grande, met. THE PUSH with a peculiar accident last Thurs-1 jjy Tumor, dav nltrht. HearlnEr a noise in hlh! father's barn, he wont to discover the ' w. H. Eagan president of tho Or Harne8M R'dlw, Bridles, Rpure, Mweat cause and fell over a pitchfork, thfcegon Hopgrowers" Association, haa Pa',B' Pftok Sartfllea and Bags, Tcuta, unea.ioi whjci (entereu nis mmomen i called a meeting at Woodbura ou "Knn uivean anil (Janvao. Inflicting 'painful, but not serious In-j August 14, to decldeunon the price to JOEPH ELL, Jarlca, Sjbo paid for picking this season's crop. LMdlng HarnaM aiMl Mm44Hr for PI ensure Md SUMMER WEATHER Makei rirlvlne U ubly UetlghW.il. and the pleture U enbnee3 UK.fi flflfi 1 lnltAn In nn nt it.. , i. - otl if Toorhonelsof the right sort. Jilt if,?. .0,.llha...w,t'ttv5."I,o those Iron Bound j Uoerea.p In hnb. Thnv .nn ..(.. 7 other m.b T, diaM '"tr.'Y I .w .... acc u o aduuT IT, ee Us About Gasoline Engines NEAQLE BROTHERS water Bt.,, near Main,. Pendleton. On. Tho East Oregonlan It Eastern Or I gon's representative paner. It learf. and the people appreciate It and show it oy weir liberal patronage. It Is the aavemsing meaium of this eectloru The Best 50 CENT OVERALLS CENT SHIRT TO BE USED NOW $ 5.00 Coats and Pants, August prioe 9.00 Coats and Pants, August price 10.00 Goats and Pants, August price 12.00 Coats and Pants, August price 14.00 Goats and Pa its, August price HIS a. 4 Thncp Quite arp r IfUnnJ Mn J . cheap looking, but are the very thing that's wanted ELS dressers or those desnnr comfort these cnifn a The nroner collar fnr rhlc; uPttior . The fall ('02) KNOX HATS are here and the PnnA will be August icth. vlKmai The fall of igo2 will be a record breaker at the The Boston Store A 11 r A rc Tlin rrr rr, - Harvesters fleadauarters I have a full Line of Oils, Axle Grease Compound Lace Leather, Water Bags, and in fact everything you need in the Hardware Line At Prices That ate Rigit. Taylor, the Hardware Nan 741 Main Street HeflBPiRieBBB eBevServ m-'v?Sibbbbbbbbh CARPET BARGAINS hfl had at iin have vet many fine W i -1- Miflun iiiit. uul wc who - - lf.. u m for fail tratie. m-v "tvft7Tii ml less than cost 75c Carpetenow.. 50o Carpets now .jes 35c to 40o Carpets now rr, I,. Vir.tnrPorCOfit; 111 w " . . thing this hot weatner. thing this not weaiun. ESSE FAILING There is No Question ABOUT THE MERITS OFJBYBRS It is the finest grade it is possible to make. but the choicest wheat enters into Byers satisfaction is the result whererever it is usedio or fancy baking. ' PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. Byers, Proprietor. WE ARE THE PEOPLE and the only people In the aaddlftrv 'uinei that carry a complete utock o' For Health, Strength and Pleasure Unnk PoIydore Moens, Proprietor.