East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 23, 1902, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextClassified Adveftisements Catds and Societies COUNT SIX AVERAGE WORDS TO THE LINE. THREE LINES. NS AND TRADES. AUFnAotl nnn.uu - - . n . I . W A.HtnAaJtm TWO LINES. PHY8ICIAN8. a TfttX. OFFICII IN JUUU bone. Red T1 Mm. Oas,nours, 10 to i u a. m. , DESPAIN BLOCK, eye troubles, catar- A tmnalrMl hearlnff. cxl for refractive er- Maln 1181. OFFICE OVER THE nank. Telephone, 80: Main 801. . . nnupftPiTllt mMietaa'-and surgeon. Offlc 'P MMtac. Telephone ; Office, black .1. 1 fNw" FRATERNAL ORDERS. KOTAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA tr'iu rt.Mn Vrt 0H.119. mat second ad fourth Tuesday of each menth In Odd Fellowa nail. Mrs. lam nommun v.v.. Mra. Nettle Bobbins, Recorder. UMATILLA TENT. NO. 27. K. O. T. M. .n fnnrth Tupsdava In each month. All vlsltlne Sir Knights cordially Invited. 8. Kees, Record Keeper; E. D. Batabrook Commander. rsE. rnrsiciAN and km or, VniM hnlldlne. .... ui v - . ' : Residence 'phone, black Hi ROOM 17 ABSOCIA- pbone. Main 031; real- CK 1U1. IERSON, rnTBICIAN tlal.loM ... Mr. HOAS In Barings Bank build- 831. PHYSICIANS. DR8. Office one niocx wi iKESLEE, CHRONIC u mnA AlaaaaM nf wo- Pendleton, Cor. Water aadleton. Or. 'Phone TISTB. : MA1M.3WMT. OFFICE IN AS- jartlsa Ms; grrBchmldt'a new a rug RCH fTalCTSr AN D BUILDERS, r. BKWB.J--KCHITF;CT AND STJ. rlnteneet. Makes complete and rella. ZZS3imi In the city or conn CONTRACTORS AND - niM iniui fin luon BnM-iiitfv. Promnt Inff street near Main, ,CTOR AND BDILD nlahaA on all kinds ralka. atone walls etc. : Oresonlan omce. BAWrf AND BROKERS. ST KA4HOK AI, BANK OF ATHENA. aaMirtaltal. SnO.000: surplus and tta. . . Interest oa time deposit. m .taWtrelBa-nd Domestic exchange. liIIiim "frnmpflT attended to. Henry ltx.n, t T TTtrb. vlce-nresl- ? .. BarBtt. cashier ; F. 8. Le- aaeauer. PENDLETON LODGE. NO. 52. A. F. AND A. M., meets nrsi ana imra tfiuuuaj a m each monm. visiting ureLurcu "ciluuis T. J. Tweedy, W. M. ; Joe n. Parkes, Bee rENDLETON CHAPTER. NO. 28 T. C nr.iA tr p r. r. w.tn.lcT. secretary fu,. fimf anil fnnrth Frldar of each month In Masonic Hall. DAMON LODGE. NO. 4. KNIGHTS OF Pythias. I,. w. neld, U. u.: it ti..t... tt r n nnri ft. Ueeta ererr Monday in Secret Society Hall. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA. and third Mondays of each month at Odd Fellows Hall, ueorpe a. uouiuuu, vllu snl; O. A. Robblns, Clerk. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD REGULAR meetings ot I'enaieion uamp, iiu. of W. are held In Secret Society Hall bors are always welcome. J. P. Walker, Clerk ; J. P. Earl, U. c ATTORNEYS. BALLKRAY A McCOURT, LAWYKRB, Asso ciation Building. CARTER AND RALEY, ATTORNEYS AT Law. Office in savings mm miliums. STEPHEN A. LOWELL. ATTORNEY AT Law. noom 14 Asaociaiion uis., dleton. Oregon. nENRY J. BEAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW Association Block, Pendleton, Oregon. N. BERKELEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office Jn Association uiocr. a mf TriiT' n i TMTTnn RANK PEN M.000: surplus $00,000; 4M1 time oepoBun. rj .tanilsh. president; J. N. BANK OF WeItON, . . I L.nk frStsML' Kllpore, casnier; ai- orara. A. lrtenn, M. M. Johns, T. V&m&-5S3. F. Kllgore, Robert ease, BT KATIOWAI.'-' BANK OF PENDLE- " cii tte.eoo: surplus. $05,000. -m fuautMicbanklng business. Ei STiia! flChlc transfers sold on BKScteco. New York and dBBl poistta In.the Northwest. Drafts rrn tm'CMM, -Japan and Europe. Makes ctloM on-"toasonab1e terms. Lerl An r. premaeaiij.W.-. F. Mntiock. vlce-prl-; C. B. WbAs:" cashier; H. C. Ouen aeatateat ciWer. " TtfOTOGRAPHERS. 8. BOWMAN, LEADING PHOTOGRA tier of 'the eity. narrest views, In 1 pbotoa ,fpr.,ale. Finishing done for itenrs. Jualn-BL. near bridge. 'Phone ITS. - ' EUECTRrCAL SUPPLIES. iVtfCOURT STREET, LA ow iBMSnuawctriciaus, aeaiers in eiec SHBnSfouses, stores, wired for trie 8ftH or telephones. Elec al flxtsjSQajBtl kinds. Get our prices, air work' 4wlclalty. twr SURANCE , LAND BUSINESS. 1 H. rARKBS, OFFICE CODltT ST. ppoalte Golden Rule hotel; land office ness, auclt ea flllng of claims and Inl-Ing-conMti.a. specialty. CN'BAfcjR JR., U. S. LAND COM-ilsalonef- clalty made of land BI 1 and Pfoitt Insurance and collections, ce In J ad4 uulldlng, room 10. CAB8-AND CARRIAGES. iBWl TJsHf tMt'MHi TMi a. Caffca boBesna)ltT BACK, NEW AND VERY r the service of the public. Md Jas. 8. McKay, props. merclal Livery stable or 101 and the hack will call 7 if- ERWIN BAKER, PROP. SSS. Stand Id front of HAND DEALER8. )BSB;fttNIEL, NEW AND SECOND mi bought and sold. Court St, n !. Wlook. Call and see htm. DEALER IN 8ECOND If there Is anything you or second hand furniture. ware and crockery, call and 'No. 212 Court St. SiCKSMITHING. SON FOR WIIKAT RACKS st In town, 814 weoD bt. )RIAL PARLOR8. t novn orinn . v.r iifTl 7. Ufvi.t''1 "Hi" ClUMnili site Krauig'a old Hand. Good erytblng In the beat sanitary PERISHABLE. "Isn't she a funny girl In the water nil the time "Yes; she"s ruined at least a dozen bathing i.ir. io fur this spiisoiiI" STREETS Hi ROADS BAD ONES MADE GOOD BY USE OF Oil E. D. BOYD. ATTORNEY AT LAW, 111 Court Btreet. L. B. REEDER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Pendleton, Oregon. JAMES A. TEE, LAW OFFICE IN JDDD Building. STILLMAN AND TIERCE, ATTORNEYS at Law. Mr. StUIman has been admitt ed to practice In United States patent of fices and makes a specialty of Patent Law. Rooms, 10, 11, 12, and 13 Association Block. LIVERY AND FEED 8TABLE8. THE OLD SEMPLE FEED YARD, 728 Cottonwood street, Lindsay ft Doty T I amA anil aala attthta. Rn fl- die horses at all times. Horses for sale. 'Phone Red 41. THE CITY-LIVERY BOARD AND BALE Stable, M. J. Carney, proprietor, for fine turnouts. Stable 118 Alta street COMMERCIAL BTABLE8. O. W. FROOMB Prop. Livery. Feed and Boarding. All kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers. Op posite notel Pendleton. 'Phone Main 161. DEPOT LIVERY. FEED AND BALES Stables. First-class single and double rlcs for all occasions. 827 Cottonwood St., "phone Main 701. Elvln Craig, prop. OREGON FEED YARD. W. T. BOYNTON Prop. Bpeclal care given to horses left with mo. Lower Webb street 'Phone Red 204 BOARD AND LODGING. niir cmn innv nnrtMTKfl nnriRH. MAIN St., Mrs. R. A. Strabon, prop. Nice large veil Kept rooms in new uuuuiug, rood clean beds. mH WHITE LODGING HOUSE, 801 Bonth Main street M. T. Bradley, prop. Housekeeping rooma and lodging rooms, lood comfortable rooms and clean, well Tept beds. Lodging 23 cents. ..m.nrft t nnflivn linTTRTl! PflTtNER OF tiflllllin ..i..i'vj..ii. - " - - -' - E. Court and Johnson streets: goods arge, clean rooms with comfortable Deas. Rates 25c and 50c a night. Tnos. Smart, rrop. HOTEL ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND Mill streets, xioaru uj iuo uj Good table set. Rates 4 and 5 per week. rendition recu xnru m iuni.i... Neff, proprietor. BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING. L. GREENAWALD, THE OLD RELIABLE Shoemaker. First class repairing with bf t materluls. Shop In rear ot Ulndlnger, WlUou IOHN WILSON, FIRST CLASS SHOE maker and repairer. Best material used ana gooa won aone. nnop in aiui street FOR SALE. FOR RALE TWO GOOD STOVES ! ONE A heater nd the other a conk stove. Mra. Win. Hilton, 312 South Main street. FOR BALE A NEW REMINGTON TYI'E writer; a bargain.. Call at this ollice. FOR RENT. FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooma and single rooms. 719 College street, opposite court bouse. Mrs. Alice Smith, Prop. FOR RENT-FIVE ROOM COTTAGE ON CLAY street, between Webb and Railroad. Inquire of Jas. B. Welch, 120 Court street. WANTED. WANTED TINNERS AT ONCE AT SAUZE'S tin shop, 112 E. Alder Ht., Wulla Walls, Waah. WANTED NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR housekeeping. Apply at this office. WANTED ADVERTISR8 TO MAKE UBE of these classified columns. If you have eometb.ng you have no nse for, offer to trade It for something that some other body may have and have no use for, some thing that you may need In yonr business. ion may nave an extra norse mat you may wish to trade for a cow or a vehi cle. Somebody may have the cow and vehicle and want the horse. A fifteen or twenty-Are cent want ad will probably do toe Dusineas. Californlan Tells How It Is Done and What it Costs Pendleton Is Inter ested. The heavy rain of last Friday and the muddy streets since have again caused the citizens of Pendleton to begin to think of doing something to rid the streets of mud. This question was agitated considerably last win ter, but no steps were taken by the city officials although the matter be came a serious one for them. Many different ways and Ideas of treating the streets were advanced, but none of them which were practical were In reach of the city In its financial con dition, at that time. Experimenting With Oil. Macadamizing, graveling and brick paving were all discussed. The appli cation of crude coal oil was also dis cussed by some and it was urged that a test of treating the streets with oil be made to see If it would do anything to rid them of the mud. Along this line it might be appropriate to give the following facts as given the East Oregonian Monday evening by Colo nel S. W. Ferguson, of Los Angeles, who has had several years' experience with oiling roads and streets. He said: "Six years ago experiments were begun in Southern California with oil on the highways. For the first sev eral years the experiments proved very unsatisfactory, but It could be seen that by getting the thing down to a science and doing the sprinkling right and at the right time it would do good and those malting the experi ments did not get discouraged but kept trying new methods and ways until thev have now found that the roads and streets of the cities can bo made as perfect as If they were ma cadamized. At nrst the 1 time 1Bo 2 times 20c 1 week 30c Extra lines: 10 cents each 1 tlm 2 2 time 30o 1 week 4 week; 25 cents lino per month. FOUND. FOUKD-nUNQII OF KEYS WITH CHAIN attache.! Owntr cull at thla office lOOND-MRASS l00 KEY ON MAIN 8T Owner call at this othco TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. F. S. MERRILL. SPOKANE. WASH.. AOKNT New Peniinore. wconn-usnu ijpewruera, supplies, ronllng, rcpMrlnr. MISCELLANEOUS. TRANSPORTATION LINES. KELLAR BROTHERS, PLA8TEKIM and cementing, cement waixa a pe. clalty. Estimates furnished free. Vto guaranteed. Leave orders at Badley as 7..thnera cigar store, sisin nt., i; w. ik 10. WOOD SAWING, CONTRACT WORK A. 11. Stephens. Headuarters at Orays Harbor Commercial Co., and Ncuman's Cigar Store. 'P'lonca Black 124 and Main 021. horses. Tho oil must be warm, anil following the application, a very fine toothed harrow Jaiot like one used on a farm, but one made for tho purpose ds drawn over the road. The harrow is followed by a heavy roller and the work Is done for the first year. The second year It will not cost more than one-fourth as much to treat the same Rnrfnrn nnd the next year less, ami so on until tho ground treated wilt bo as firm as there Is any need for. "Reason must bo used In having tlm conditions right for the oil. Tho roads must bo dry. In the summer time Is tho tlmo to make the nppllca tlon. Perhaps In August or bepieni ber In this state. Could Be a Success Here. "The cost of the oil Is very light for us. Here the freight would be the heaviest expense. Wo only have to pay 25 cents a barrel for tho oil in Los Angeles. At this rate it could be oiiinnpil hero bv the car load at a cost that would be small compared with the good that would bo accomplished. a row vpnrs of work and Eastern Or egon could have roads forever that would always be free from dust or mud. This is a broad assertion, but i vnnu' what I am talking about Thorn wntilii be no more dust six inches deep on the roads ot Umatilla mum v If thov were treated right with nil. To take It as a whole it Is far the cheauest way of making good roads over Invented. Soil Here Just Right. "The soil of this part of the covin inntra tn mo to be Ideal for get ting the best results out of tho oil. The soil should contain a little sand i n.i.1 it ,inoB iii most nlaces hero. In California we have treated the soil In places with a little sand and this ,. ..ffnllirn makes tne on moie iwunv, TOR SALE QABOL1NB ENGINE, WITn pipes, tanks and fittings, ready to oper ate, five to sli horse power. Economical In the nse of fuel. Price 1250. East Ore conlan office. Pendleton. OREGON ShojtLine amd union Pacific OREGON BRONCHO BUSTERS. A Parson's Noble Act. "I want all the world to know," writes Itev. C. J. Budlong, of Asha wnv rt i.. " what a thoroughly good and reliable medicine I found In Elec tric Bitters. They curei mo oi jauw dlr and liver troubles that had caus sprinkling , 0,i mo rpat Rufferlnc for many years, was only In the middle of the roads i por a genuine, all around cure they and the edges were leu untreateu. i orPpii nnvthlnc I ever saw." Kiicu' This let the dust work up on the out side and blow onto the part that was oiled and the dust would mix with the oil and then the wind would carry It away and made the roads not only little better for travel, but the oily dust would settle on people's clothes and ruin them. Not a Success at First. "As said before, the treatment of oil was not a success until about three years ago. Then the work was re duced more to a science and it became so that the effect of the oil was very much in evidence. Many miles of road In Southern California have been treated now and are entirely free from either dust or mud. The same thing has also been done to the streets of the cities and towns. In Los Angeles the streets aro as firm and free all the year from dust or mud as if they were paved and It Is all duo to the application of oil. In South Pasadena the streets have all been treated. I own beveial miles of streets in that town where I have treated them with the oil at a large cost out of my Individual pocket, but It paid. The Cost. "It costs $140 to treat a mile of road 18 feet wide. This is for the first year, and It will keep the road per fectly lree from the dust or mud for a year. The second year it win not cost more than $40 to treat the tame trie Bitters are the surprise of all for their wonderful work in Llvor, Kid Stomach troubles. Don't fnii in trv them. Only BO cts. Satis faction is guaranteed by Tallman ft Cc. SPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR. For "Pendleton Day" the O. R. 4. N, Makes a Low Special Rate. This year Spokane will hold her In torstate Fair October 0 to 14. The progressive and enterprising people of that city are putting forth unuBual effort to make this season's fair sur pass In point of interest, anything of the kind ever seen In tho north Pa cific. A feature of the fair will be "Pendleton Day." Thursday, October 9 and for this occasion tho O. It. & N. Co. will on October 8 sell tickets, Spokane and return, good until Octo ber lb. at ifo.bu. Tuis inciuueu huuiis- slrm to the fair. Colorado Sprlnns and Retu.rn $50. On account of tho meeting of tho Tenth National Irrigation Congress, at Colorado Springs, Col., October 0 to 9, tho O. It, & N. Co. will 6ell tick ets to tho aboco point and return at GO. Dales of sale, October 2 and J, Limit, SO days. Stop-overs allowed Flsk, of Grant County, Won the Cham pionship Good Riding. Flsk, of tirant county, took tin1 hon ors in tho broncho busting contest which wns on at the ball park Satur day and Sunday afternoons. Cavlness was a close second nnd Cavln third. Tho championship belt, ono offered loi the supremacy of the stnte, was award- d Kisk. Cavlness took second money, $25, and Cavln third prize, $15. Both exhibitions were attended by tremendous crowds. Tho capacity of the seating accommodations were sorely taxed and hundreds found standing room about tho fuuees. Ten fiery uutumed steeds were provided for the sport with tho exception ot two falls, the contest passed off with out accident. Ono rider was thrown Saturday and a second yesterday. It has been reported that tho rider who was unseated Saturday had been thrown twice, but expert hoiBemen as sert thai he was entitled to but one fHll ns the first time tho animal reared so thnt It was Impossible lor any rider to remain seated. The second was a straight, old fashioned, ICaslern Ore gon buck and the man was forcibly precipitated to the eaith. linker City Herald. psriKT Tlmo Si'ImmIiiIo AaiT roa From I'onillototi raow Chicago- Salt Ike. Denver, Ft Portland Worth, Omaha, Ksn Special City, St. Lmila, AiOOa.aa. ,V:0 p. m. Chicago and KaH. vln llunt- tngton. Atlantlo I Ball Lnku, Denver. Ft. Kxpreu Worth, Omaha. Ksn- 6:13 m. ass City, St. I.ouli. 11:10 p. at. via Hunt-1 Chicago and Etui. tngtou. Ht. I'sul FaatMall S:l.t a. m, via Bpokans. 1 Walla WallmLewlatoii, i Bimkano, Wallace Pullman, Mimical) 11a, Ht. 1'hiiI, Dululh, I Milwaukee, Chicago I aud Kast. 5:30 p. Ocean and River Schedule. FKOM 1'OKTLANU. 8.-00 p. m. Dally escept Sunday R.-OOp iu, Saturday 10 KX) p 111. All aalllng dates aub Ji'Ct to chauito. For Han Krnclco Ball every 6 daya. Columbia Hirer To Astoria and Way Landltiga. 4 MO p. m. 4SK1 p. ra. Sunday Wlllmnctto ltlvr. Iloata leave Portland dally, oicept Sunday, (atage ol water permitting) lor Willamette and Yamhill ltlvcr points. Leave i ltlpmrla 4 9)6 a. m. i Dally Kscpt Monl Bnako Hirer Itlparl. to l'wllton Leave Lewlatoa 7:00 a. b. Dally Kiopt MM F. F. WAM8LKY, Agent, Pendleton. PEOPLE EXPECT THE BEST In the way of luxury niitl solid comfort when limy travel via And they are never (li.wp polnteil not even the inoit exacting for the Famous Trains of llj is Kuihouh Linn aro all c.iuiiiii'! Willi "The Jtest of liveri'llilng." Remember It is theShjort Line between Minne apolis, St. Paul and Chicago. Anything you ulali tn know about Comforta ily Traveling glmlly uuavvered by II. L. SISLEIt, (ien'1 Aut M Alder Hired, Tort ami, Ore T. W. THASDAI.IJ, (icueral i'luaonyur Agunt, Ht 1'uul, Jllnn, MEN AND WOMEN. IJin KUi fnr unnaturtl dIctirro4iltJil4Uiiittt.oij4i (rriiitiuu or ulwr-vlltini el m u co un tir'.a.Lrfti.'ii ttoi.it', inrctMit t a- ki m i Urn vtyvi: For Sale Two Snaps. rri, Vaml'iirrt form lnun tliA ITirif. mile, and the following year less until u)a R)vor Tho jjamhart farm, up .uau .., ml , iu " wild norBO Creek, ed more than once In two years with nENTLKY & HAKTMAN. a very light coat of the oil. How it Is Done. Notice. "Before beginning to treat road' or All persons knowing themselves ln streets with oil the ground must he'debted to rae will please call and set prepared for It. The surface must lie tie their accounts, smoothed off nicely, and It Is better II. M. SLOAN, if the dlit Is stirred up a little with a harrow or something to make It Wheat Is bringing BI cents peri soft on top, but smooth. Then tho bushel on the local market at Corval- way we do It is to put our crude oil 'lis, and farmers are letting go of Into large tanks drawn by eight their holdings freely at that llguro. Kfln 1 loS4i;l. ffwV UariGU4 IN el rn (aUfloa, V7lTHttVlJCH(Virt Co MKcmciK turi,o. IBSBBkl V. U. a MSK IN I "I libi '-'i;J IT H:t , npU, t KVuKn )l '". S buttles, I3.7S. yv M ( r li ro'it ii rogues RUNS Pullman SlecpiiiR Cars, Elegant Dining Car?, Tourist Sleeping Cars. rfir. Paul. MINNKAPOIjIh DUIiUTH FAIUtO TO 1 QIlAXn FORKS CROOICHTON WINNKPKQ HELKNA and BU'ITE, THROUGH TICKETS TO (JHIUAOO WAHHTNGTON l'HIIiADKIil'HIA NEW YORK; BOHTON hihI all poluU KaMt and Botilli rtiioiiyh tlciota to Japan and Uhlna, via Tacoma and Nortberu I'atino Hteamablp Co, and American line, TIMK SCHfcpUtilf, Tralnaleavol'eudletuu dally except 8uuj at 7 M p. m. For lurlhur lulormatlon, Urns carda, maps anu :"' Mil on yr nrlte W. Adama, Pen. dleton, Oregon, or A, V, UUAHLTON, Third and Morrison Bta., Portland. Ore. Standard rtmedi lor Cleat, Gonorrh'ta ana Kunnlngi I 4U H0UKS, Curt KIU- t and Bladdar Troullei, WIDY Washington & Columbia River Railroad Take this route for Chicago, Ht. i'aill, Ht. I.oiiIm, ICau huh City, Ht. Joe, Omaha, untl All Points Cast and South Portland and points on the Sound TIMK OAK I). iMklv I'euillulou, dally ;'X(-pl Sundays al IM. pm. Arrive I'uudlcton Monday. Wednesday and Krlday liiVS pm. Arrive l'iinlltou Tuoi'Uy, Tnuraday uuj Haturday lOMam, lvo Walla Walla dally, uiuf bound, otuo pea. Arrive WalU Wulla dally, wsat buund, tit) ata, fur Information uganllni istva and aooota. roodatloua. tall on or add ten W.AHAHH, Aiailt, l'udlton, Ureioo, H 11. CAI.DKIIUKAP, cl P. A , Walla WalU, Waab, MnimAn lllahnnal t 1 1 1 a lla Lun lu Uk-a unl K Vai 1 Lit I rimrrh StaJ U.tl 1 It aVufal JO.U.Vtiy Ulftl Us WUlU Utli In llU 11 1 VAilJ fiHln tiutu rl.l Ouroi LOftt ManhoocJi lm- POtncy, t.09 Power, n ffht-LOf Bparmatoifrioon in"ft i l"! r,..u.i..... .,r i.-i .i.'.t. ..i .1 a . mm I. 21 bim. rj'i.a kc,iu.i mimi. i.uM,vnw mini, SllaiulaKi tti aad nr. ertf. , -.. 11 1 tiwl-r ml. A iUu ,wnu, tJO.iv sMMnfuaiaii. fiiu iMt.t. tiituui um. Atldreaa, Ulafiop Humour uci.. nan rinnuimu, wau 80LD BY TALLMAN & CO,, DRUGQI8T8, PENDLETON, OREQ0N.