East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 21, 1902, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTRANSPORTATION LINES. rc i .a.ds and SAMnoc HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel in Pendleton and as Rood as any. FESSI0N3 AND TRADES. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PHYSICIANS. FRATERNAL ORDERS. OJREGON SHOJRprLlNE ROYAL NBIOniiOns Off luumn. Wlldwood Camp, No. 233S, meet! econd ad fourth Tuesday of each month to Odd Office W nn. I Ill III J renown nan. aira. iaa Holcomb, Oracle Mrs. Nettle Hobble, necorder. ..n f I).. pr.oi y; -r"' UMATILLA TENT, NO. 2T. K. O. T. M. Meets In Becret Society Hall, second and fourth Tuesdays In each month. All and union Pacific 'ffi,.rCfraCt'Ve visiting Sir Knights cordially Invited. J. 8. Kees. Itecord Eeeper; a D. Eatabrook, ... .,oirr nvnn thk Drir roa TlniP Scluvtitlv From I'oinllototi imaiva rsoa commander. HOTELS. mm., rTVlK IIOMKOI'ATIIIC 3 4' omce in J- Tun"'";-' '"Hut. room -u "rs: ""i." .u.lIlftnp 'nllOtlD. DluCK , itinnnri mn n 031 : resl- Dine tirvrKIISiiN. riiiJiii-iA "-.itfi.va nvp. rnr. I'Ofle Oil I" nnvuiB" .., - t iOli PHYSICIANS. DISS. Omce one diock wesi W.AKKSIiKK, CltnONIC ... ji.asim unit (hhpilbi-h i tf-i ipnilliton. Cor. Water remiiciuiif uic. uuuv DENTISTS. (,lin"i .' ' , " nl'VVIRT. OFFICE IN AH- block. ovar Mcnniiuiu new mus tliw " ' dpat, make complete nnu rem' for milldiuKS In uc cuv ur cuim n 17 JuJd ImlNliuit llsltm.UM turnmiju " "' j work siwclalty. Prompt op on ltluff street near Main. pAVTIi.VfTOH A'l BUILD- .W ...... ...... l.ln.lc CPITOnt WIIIKN, Hiuur twil.o, cn. h at East Oreconlan office. . . i . n i nn nnAitrnc raoltal, s.iO.ooo: surplus nnu I' t.sii and li'iiu-stk e Inn. so r.p ' in nt i "tided to Henry n. inrin'tt, cannier, i-. n. i.e Alt. mi.i, f ui' it r.oii'.ii Oregon lines n general bank t. i;xcIihiikc uouRlit and sola, promptly attended to. It. president : Oeoree W. Proebstel. ilcnr . .1 IF Ivllcrnro rnRIHAr 111 A. Hartmnn. M. M. Johns. T. ii. 1. urnw, .i. i. itugore, uoDeri; u. rroerjstei. dir.mo.v sAviNfJK hank im:n Oreifon. Oriranlz'd March 1. iiim-MI lt"iitlnti siveii to cil- J Furnish, president : J. N. :snieit : T, J. .Morris, cusnlei , xiiatant cuihier. PENDLETON LODGE. NO. B2, A. P. AND A. M., meets nrat and third Mondays of each month. Visiting brethren welcome. T. J. Tweedy, W. M. ; Joe n. Parkea, Sec. PENDLETON CHAPTER. NO. 28 T. C. Taylor, H. P., F. F. Wamsley, secretary. Meets first and fourth Friday of each month In Masonic Hall. DAMON LODGE, NO. A. KNIGHTS OF Pythias. L. W. neld. C. C: R. W. Fletcher, K. of It. and S. Meets every Monday In Secret Society Hall. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA. Tutullla Camp, No. 6390. Meets Orst and third Mondays of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. George A. Hamblln, Con sul; Q. A. Robblns, Clerk. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD REGULAR meetings of Pendleton Camp, No. 41, W. of W. are held In Secret Society Hall every Saturday evening. Visiting neigh bors are always welcome. J. P. Walker, Clerk ; A. J. Owen, C. C. ATTORNEYS. BALLERAY & McCOURT, LAWYERS,. Asso ciation Building. CARTER AND It ALKY, ATTORNEYS AT Law. Office In Savings Bank liulldlng. STEPHEN A. LOWELL, ATTORNEY AT Law. Room 14 Association Bit, Pen dleton, Oregon. HENRYJ.BEAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Association Block, Pendleton, Oregon. N. BERKELEY, ATTORNEY Office In Association Block. AT LAW, E. D. BOYD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 111 Court street. L. B. REEDER. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Pendleton, Oregon. JAMES A. FEB, LAW OFFICE IN JUDD UUUdlDg. STILLMAN AND PIERCE, ATTORNEYS fit LAW. Mr. Stlllman has Men admitt ed to practice In United States patent of flcea find makes a BDecIaltT of Patent Law. Rooms. 10. If. 12, and 13 Association Block. fBjJf -Alb, vt V Sew. STILL ON THE WING E. O. MAN TRAVELS THROUGH GREAT STOCK COLINTRY. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. THE OLD SEMPLE FEED YARD, 728 Cottonwood street, Lindsay 4 Doty props. Livery, feed and sale stable. Bad die horses at all times, Horses for sale, 'rnone tea i. Al llAI, ltANll 111'' t'UNIII.I':. i rj xii.tMHi : Htiriinifl. xnr.-iiiiii i tencrai DiinKing nusiness. i;x- mii Francisco. .New York and I points In tlie Northwest. Drafts i uma, .lupau and Europe. Makes on rfanniinin Terms. i.evi An- hlilnit, V. F. Matlock, vice-presl-gJrVule, cashier ; II. F. Johnson, as- iPHOTOGRAPHERS. WHAN. I.KADING PIIOTOGRA uie cltv. Harvest views. In- ft (or tale. Finishing done for Mam at, near bridge. 'I'hone UCTRICAL SUPPLIE8. I1-K0S.. COUUT STREET, LA Litttrlclans, dealers In elec- atAna r.Ii.a1 tr.- tr1 wu w telephones. Klec- tiuunda Get our prices. en At, i.. 111 I UIUL'B y ii it w T.A VII t'flM. Mdli I 17 mM 0t lan1 "' JudJ h'niMi ance ana collections. - --"'luit. room to. - '" wKIAUtb. TII1K Mint- ik. r.:. McKay, props ' mih T,"ela,' Stable or m,n 161 and the hack will call IV IV n . tt... nnnn main aiV '': "tiurait. "nu in iront oi ---mnu BEALER8. roil. -NKW ANT SECOND If tbtre Is anything you e Wlr. . .uiiiiiuici ACK8MITHING. iiV,MF?R WHEAT SACKS. iJntown, 314 Webb St7 Ten ... , , -l lVJ MRfiimT r ' - tninii, oeconannd FR SALE, THE CITY LIVERY BOARD AND SALE Stable, M. J. Carney, proprietor, for nne turnouts. Stable 118 Alt a street COMMERCIAL STABLES, G. W. FROOME Prop. Livery, Feed and Boarding. All kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers. Op posite Hotel rendleton. 'rnone Main 101 OREGON FEED YARD, W. T. BOYNTON Prop. Special care given to horses left wltn me. Lower weDD street, -rnone Red 204 BOARD AND LODGING. THE WHITE LODGING HOUSE, 801 South Main street, M. T. Bradley, prop. rlooBekeenruc rooms and lodging rooms. 3ood comfortable rooms and clean, well tept beds. Lodging 23 cents. EMPIRE LODGING HOUSE, CORNER OF B. Court and Johnson streets ; goods arge, clean rooms with comfortable beds. Rates 23c and SOe a night Tbos. Smart, Prop. HOTEL ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND Mill streets. Board bv the day or week Good table set. Rates ft and ?5 per week.. Pendleton Feed Yard in connection, l.. Ned, proprietor. BOOT AND ..HOE REPAIRING. L. GREENAWALD, THE OLD RELIABLE Shoomakor. First clavs reoalrlnar with best materials, tsuop in rear oi uinninger, wison A Co. , JOHN WILSON, , FIRST CLASS 8UOB- maker and repairer. Best material used and good work done. Shop 117 Alta street FOR RENT. FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms and sinele rooms. 719 Coliemo street. opposite court bouse. Mrs. Alice Smith, Prop. WANTED. MKDICAL JOURNAL DESIRES A ItEPKE- smatlvo in tnls locality, permanent era- Eloyment, salary and commission. Address . T. 0. 1M E. 71 Now York City. WANTED NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR housekeeping. Apply at tnia omce. MI8CELLANEOU8. PENDLETON MACHINE SHOP AND FOUN drv. Baltezore A Howe, iironrletorn. Black- mltbing and general Jobbing. Iron and brass castlngi. , All kinds oi machinery repairs. Phone Red 26. Tells About Dale, Long Creek, Fox and Other Sections Prosperous People. By a Staff Writer.) Dale consists of a postofflce, store and hotel. The roads leading to the place are good, considering the maun tainons character of the country. Be tween Uklah and Dale the road haB place are good, considering the moun tain, the lower side of .the road being built up of rlp&rap work. In one place the road winds back and forth down the mountain, so that three parallel loops may be seen. In places through the canyons In the mountains there. Is no room for tenms to liRBs. Cattle and Stock. While hi the mountains I met two large bands of cattle one consisting of 335 steers being taken to Butter holding down a homestead here. In all I have 320 acres of land and my cattle have unlimited back range." "The stock raisers here are all in good circumstances. They have sold their fat cattle; they have money In the bank ; their winter feed for their stock Is housed. They have plenty to eat and drink. For the latter Is coffee, milk or cider. Pure mountain air, plenty of good, wholesome food, strong healthy children are compen sations for lack of transportation fa cilities and for hard, bad roads." This section is beautiful at this sea son of the year. From the hill top here, far below cleams the middle fork of the John Day, showing long stretches of grey, green or black where the water is smooth or shorter stretches of silver where it is broken to white foam by the rocks In its bed. On all sides stand the pink-red bodies of the yellow pine, with the queer alligator-skirt effects of their rough, irresuldrly-scaied bark. Every ravine and valley Is ablaze with brilliant Veils anil yellows. Tile red Showing when sunset throws its fiery Sanuet to the breeze and like Moses' burning bush, through it glows as with fire, yet it is not consumed. The willows Headquarters for Travollng Men. Commodious Sample Rooms. Rates $2 & $2.50 Special rates by week or month. Excellent Cuisine. Prompt Dlnincroom Service. Every Modern Convenience. Bar and billiard room in connection Only Three Blocks from Depot. GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Comer Court and Johnson Strcitl, rendleton, Oregon. M. F. Kelly, Proprietor. ffe...JS "MI' scendlng the mountain that Overlooks . ?llow tUe varying shades of yellow John Day river I saw a large band of sheep feeding on the opposite side of the river. Though the bare, brown hillside seemed to be utterly destitute nf vArtnflnn flinv wuro aminvonrH- grazing. Sometime later I drove ! lasting n the plump black berries tl.ronirl. thi lmml. TIipi- vnr l.filntrl""" teetering on me sieuuer uiancues from lemon to old gold. The haws mingle the old gold and cardinal. A dash of blue shows against the yel low and a blue jay cries harshly. A flock of noisy magpies are on theliaw Chicago" Portland Bpecisl .V-IOR. m. tIh Huntington. Salt Uke, Denver. Ti Worth. Omaha, Kan sas City, Vt. Louts, Chicago and Kaat. Atlantic Kxprca Sliia m. Fait Lake, Denver, Ft. sas City. SI. louts, 1 nt til nana tiaua,uiwiaion, Faitu.il Sroksne, Wallace, Milwaukee, Chicago 1DU 11, via Spokane S SXJ a. n. 11:10 p.a S-J p. Ocean and River Schedule. FROM rOKTLAND. 8:0l p. m. "liinT except Bnnday tXO m, Saturday 10:00 p in. All sailing dates sub-l ;i'Ci to cnaugo. For Ban Frsnrico Bail every & days. Columbia Hirer To Astoria and Way Landings. 4 SO p. a. 4:00 p. m. Bunday VlIlumcitto Htvor. Boats leavo l'ortland dally, except Bundiy. (stage of water permitting) lor Willamette aa Yamhill River points. Leave ltlparta Pnako River I M i. u. i Itlpatla to LewliUm Dally 1 Excpt Monl Lear Lewis to 7:00 a. m. uaiiv gxept F. F, WAMBLKY, Agent, rendition. KELLAIt DltOTIIERS, PtiASTBRINO and cementing. Cement walks a spe cialty. Estlmatea furnished free. Wo guaranteed. Leave orders at Uadley at Zahner's cigar store. Main St., P. O. bt 101. MEN AND WOMEN. Cm Bis O (or unnatural dlicharges.iofUmmatipns, Irritations or ulwrstioia tit mucous pumbraoai, ValBleu. and cotaatrtr lTHEEWCHtIOlCO. 6Bor IM i or seat in plain nrMr lir 6xprM, previa, iuc Ouraattid J ait ti airutara. ImLc iNcimtATi, o. DHH f nft ,.r 31 tmtllMtf. aj.rs. Clicalir sunt oa xwuust. Standard remedy lor Gleet, Gonorrhoea and runnings luinv 1 in an HniiRfi. Cure Kid. inuui I noy and Bladder Troubles. taken out to their winter range eight miles from Heupner. There were be tween -1000 and GOOD in this band. "Markers." I remarked on the presence of so many black sheep. "Wd have 29 black ones. We use them for mark ers. We count the black ones and If all 1'9 are there we judge none of the sheep are away. If one or two black ones are gone, ordinarily a part of the band Is missing." Mountain Roads. Crossing John Day river and Deso lation creek and going a mile or so up the road the traveler comes to Dale. Dale Is in a good timber belt and is a mile from the Grant county line. The road follows the valley and though very rocky and uneven is not bad. The great trouble at this sea son of the year, when the northward pilgrimage of the cattle and sheep tukeS place is that the stock in travel. ing along do not go in a long line, but go in company front and the ones walking on the side hills above the road dislodge a great many, loose stones which roll down and lodge In the road. Hiding in the wake of a few bauds one has about the same sensation as if riding in a small boat on a choppy sea, except that It is rougher. At trequent Intervals you will see notices: "Please Do Not Drive Loose Stock on This Grade." But the rule soerns more honored in Its breach than its observance. Productive Soil, Through a sparsely populated niouutaiuous country I traveled all day. I stopjied at a log house three miles from the middle fork of the John Day. Cardwoll gave me a hearty Southern welcome. He showed me a pardon that was a sui prise to me. I had always supposed that Grant coun ty was entirely devoted to cattle and sheep and was not adapted to agricul ture. "This soil," he said as he ex posed the moist soli a few Inches be low the surface with his boot, "Is al ways moist. It has had no water. There Is no chance lor irlgatlou. Fro swinging themselves by a pendulum like movement of their long, blacii tails. Sketches in black and whit ate they with a warm background of red. The good, resinous, fragrant, woodsy odor of the surrounding pines and jumpers Is In the air. Autumn In Eastern Oregon. The air Is a tonic your blood stimulates like wine, Sunrise and sunset with their chang ing colors of pink as beautiful as the "Alpengluh" or Dent Blanche. Nature at her best. Young Creek. A half day's travel from Corvallls brought me to Long creek. 'At long creek the roads diverge one going to Hamilton, Monument and Hard men to Heppner. It Is the supply point for a large territory. Four or five stores, a couple of saloons, hotel blacksmith shop and livery barn had a good trade, Over the ridge from ljng creek, six miles distant, is located the llttlu-l store and postofflce of Fox, Fox valley is a little fertile oasis between the mountains. It Is almost 12 miles long by six miles broad. It cast 70 votes at the last election so an Idea of the iiopulatlon may be formed from that figure. A Stock Country, Uke Camas Prairie It is almost wholly a stock country. Frank Ale Glrr'ls one of the largest cattle oviir cis. He has about 800 head. I sto- tod all night at L. D. Holloway's. Mr. Holloway's brother, Ray Holloway Is rounding up his horses to ship to St. Louis. Mr. Holloway will ship two carloads and Mr. Alexandtr Mears ono car load. The valley was almost cleaned out of Its horses by the agents of the British government, who bought the .horses for shipment to South Africa. "I pastured 2C00 head of cattle during eight days, about ten days ago," said Mr. Hollo way. "The usual charge for pastur ing is 5 cents a head. Blackwell Brothers, of Burns, are the largest bhlpperj of cattle that come through here. i'l also visited Hole In the around. quent tilling draws the moisture to Hog Haystack. Jack Knife and the surface. You will find few heads norse Heaven, all prosperous sec of cabbage firmer or , sweeter than tlons. these. From that little potato patch j ' FKKD LOCKI.HY, JR. I dug CI sacks of potatoes. One hill i weighed 12 pounds." Wo went to a Notice, cellar and picked up three "spuds.", An persons knowing themselves In The largest of the three weighed three , d00tel to me must settle by Octo r.nd one-half pounds. i Der joth, or their acounts and note Contentment, will be placed In the band of an at- "My vegetables are in." continued torney with Instruction to collect, the farmer. "My wood Is cut and In., B. L. SMITH. I have a hundred tons of .hay In the . stack. My cattle are in One condition For Exchange, and I nm ready for the winter. Three and a quarter wagon and caBh They aro In demand. We are con-: for spring wagon or hack. Room IE, tented. We do not work hard. I am I French Restaurant. HEATED BY STEAM LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY Anierlcim l'lim. rulo-iSl v!S tufS'J.lH) Ilior dav. Ullloan I'liui, flOe, 7fic, Jfl.Otl. Spoelnl rut oh by week or iiimtli. Free 'bus meets all trains Commercial trade solicited Fine sample rooms Special Attention Given Country Trade HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS, GEO. DAnVEAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heatea European Plan. Block and a half from depot. Sample room In connection. ROOM RATE 50c, 75o, $1.00 THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON American IMmi. ft ix: r dav and unwsrd. Jlradquartrii fur tourist and commercial trav. tiers htiecial rutca mode tu famlllca and liik'k gentlemen Tlie managemeut will be pleaded at oil tluitg tu aliow rootim and give pricra. A modem TurkUli ImtbeatalilUlimentin tlie hotel. it i ixiwi'.kh. Manager Babbitt Metal, bet In tho world, In are. Price 1 per bar, at the Eut Oregonlan Office. TO. RUNS Pullman Sleeping Cars, Elegant Dining Cars, Tourist Sleeping Cars. i sr. PAUL MINNEAPOIiiq DULUTH KAROO GJiAND White CKOOKBTON WINNEPEG HELENA and BUTTE. THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICAGO WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK BOSTON and all mints Eaat anil South fhrooeii ticket to Japan and China, rli Tacoma and Northern I'aclflo Hteamitilr Oo. and American Una. TIHK SCiiKDULH. Tralnt Ieare Pendleton dallr except Bundai at 73X1 p. m. For lurtbor Information, time cardi, map end ticket!, call on or write W, Adamt. faa. dieton, Oregon, or A. I). OUAltLTOn. intra ana Mormon riu., rortuna. ore. Washington & Columbia River Railroad Take this route for Chicago, St. Paul, St. LouU, Kan. Baa Ulty, Mt. joe, umana, ami All Points East and South Portland and points on the Sound T114B OAHU, Leave Pendleton, dallr cepl Sunday at 00. pm. Arrive Pendleton Monday. Wednesday a4 Friday 12 pin. Arrive Pendleton Tuesday. Tboradar and Baturdajr lozoam. Leave Walla Walla dallr, eait bound, 9iX) pm. Arrive WalU Walla dallr. weat bound, 6XU am. For Information ret-ardlua-latee and acoom modatlona, call on or add rem W. Al'AMB, AVnt, Pendleton, ureioo. 8. 1). CALDKUIIKAIKO. P. A., . Walla walla, win, PENDLETON-UKIAH STAGE LINE BTUKDIVANT BROS., Pro, Htaca leavea Pendleton dallr. excett Bandavi. 1 7 a. in., for Uklah and Intermediate oclnu. aaieai in I lioi nuca, ,wj I uui null auw turn, ll.nt ToNie.ll.ia. Nve and return, K toie, II 70! lo inane ana return, rj.sui jo Iba, V V,t to Alba and return, f I 00 To Uklah To Itld lMl to Uklab and return, 11.00, Office in Golden Rule Hotel, Pendleton h i I mvi f nJ -mA m ri 1 b m mfaj rl iJaZI CWJi Mormon Blahopa' Pllla l u um o.u w yam ui im ludii ul im aud Mwti IsiU jwu i'wftiurkr cum Uia worn uiei la l14 uJ ytMaj niw f'ci, tJUu cc aeu iww, ihmiwu, c.tM., vi .i..i.iii.. M,. uurai Mjmi i.iijinuuut .lit- potency. Lost Power, NlBht-Loaaee, apermntorrnoen lnmnl"i mnj Ir) LfacKi t:ll Deilree, SdmlnnT trfi laalona, ,lm Jiio, '$') b"llty, Heudoch,lnfllnetparrjr,l.pt1of tFTfl ? ,"!" XSVSSeAAt S.'iLsifr 1i!?.r ?& '.Ii?.Ii. a u u a. .n.i. Ijftn mm .ii. ej...it m .oirf4iKioj, t lau Cnoiui Uv, Addrnaa. Ulahoo nomedy Co., aim rranciaco, cat. SOLD BY TALLMAN & CO., DRUQQI8T8, PENDLETON, OHKUON. . . . . mm