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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1902)
PENDLETON WON ri IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE 1 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY HIGH SCHOOL TEAM DEFEATS BAKER CITY. BIG WINTER WEAR SALE Coats, Jackets, and all winter garments to be closed out at HALF PRICE $8 Jackets to close at $5.50 $J0 Jackets to close at .... $6.75 $i i Coats to close at $7.50 $5 Coats to close at $X i .90 S J 6.50 Coats to close at St 4.65 SJ8.50 Coats to close at S J 5.85 Lee Temittsdhi9s FMDA.Y, NOVEMBER 28, 1902. BREVITIES. J A Howard, farm loans. Try Oratz's clam chowder. Eastern oysters at Castle's. Neurnan's for cigars and tobacco. Hot Wienerwurst and saur kraut at Oratz's. ,' Rubber heels for slippery weather. Tentsch. Groceries always fresh at the Standard. Lave your shoes repaired at Teutsch's. Olympia Eusteru anil Cove oysters at Oratz's. Preserves that are delicious at the Standard Grocery. Watch for the Peoples Warehouse Saturday night specials. Dig reduction on 25 pattern hats this week at Mrs. Campbell's. Imported limburger and Swiss eheese sandwiches at Oratz's. No Chinese cooking at Phillips' res taurant. Everything tastes good. Watch for the Saturday night spec ials In the Peoples Warehouse ad. Your suits will bo the helghth of fashion, If made by Siebert & Schulz. Dr. ninkeslee's ollice removed to Judd building, Main and Court streets, room 20. Dr Blakeslee's office Judd building, Main streets, room 20. KTeah English walnut3, pecariB, al mond and all kinds of nuts at the Standard Grocery. For Sale lodging house, 12 rooms and three lots on Main street, Good property A bnrgaln. E. T. Wade. The comfort of getting up in the morning and dressing in a warm room is one of the agreeable features In the Vossession of a Colo's Origtnnl Hot Blast Stove The fire Is never out in this stove and the room can he kept atm all night and for four or five tours each morning with the fuel put to the stove the night before. You IfiftMIri lint tin cxrltlwttli mia uVr Ufllf, i inviur, me rniruwuiu nmu. 1 Whitaker, the dentist. Oystor cocktails at Oratz's. 1 Olympia oysters at Castle's, j Men's half soles, 40c. Teutsch. All kinds of shoe repairing at I Teutsch's. ! Nice furnished rooms for rent; 407 j West Alta street. I Cigars, tobacco and smokers' sup I plies at Jack Candlsh's. Winter underwear, gloves, mitten.-s and caps. Baer & Daley. Another large shipment of toilet soap today, 2Ve up. Nolf's. Klrkmau's orchestra left this morn ing for Echo where it will play for a dance tonight. Tho Daily East Oregonlan is oiPsale in Portland at the Rich news stand la Hotel Perkins, and at tho Hotel Port land. Wanted Married couple without children wish to jent well locatid and furnished cottage. R. E. W. Spargur, city. MlescKe's meat market, on Court street, hus received a fine lot of mut ton and will offer special prices to morrow. Hind quarters, 10 cents per pound, fore quarters, 7 cents pel" pound. removed to and Court AGAIN DELAYED. me Newest Fad Bead Neck Chain. Pear, wood and coral) Something very unique. A fad 'kit has spread like wild lire throughout the east. See the NEW IDEA L. HUNZIKER The Modern Jeweler Sewer Question Will be Brought Up in the Next Council" Meeting. The sewer question has again been delayed and no date has yet been set for the special election to see If the citizens of Pendleton want to vole $30,000 for a sewerage system. II was expected that the matter would be settled at the council meet lug Wednesday evening, but it was not brought up at all other than to be laid over to another meeting. Mayor Hailey was not present r.nd Judge G, A. Hartman acted as mayor pro-tem. little business was transacted other than the appointment of judges and clerks to act at the fireman's election next Monday, The Judge3 will be Thomas Nelson, D. B. Bailey and A. G. Cook; clerks, William In gram. D. S. Waffle. All other business of Importance was carried over to the next meeting night. It is now expected that the sower question will be brought up ut the next meeting and that a date will then be sot for the special election. Lecture Tonight. The fourth lecture In the Universi ty extension course by professors of Whitman College, will be delivered at tho Congregational church this evening. The subject will be "Bac toria," by B. H. Brown, A. M., profes sor of physics and chemistry. The lecture although scientific in its na ture, will bo thoroughly entertaining and will prove a rare treat to tho peo ple of Pendleton. The primary pur pose of this lecture course Is to in troduce to this city one of the most henoficlent movements of the last century. Well Known Farm Sold. N. T. Conklin sold the 80-acro farm of Sam Lowe, throo miles south of Pendleton, today, to Caldwell Bros., prominent sheepmen of this county. Consideration $2000. In Police Court. John Williams was before Judge Fitz Gerald this morning and was fined $5 for being drunk and disorderly. Football Enthusiasts See a Fast Game Baker City Outclassed in Every way. Pendleton, 11, Baker City 0. The football enthusiasts of Pendle ton who braved the chill wlnJi ct Thanksgiving day, were treated to one" of the fastest games played on the local gridiron this season. For three successive years Baker City high school has walked over tho Pendleton high school team and when the boys went into the field yester day they were not sure whether tho same would be repeated or not. How ever, they were determined to make a hard fight and within six minutes from the time Peudleton kicked off the pigskin was rushed through Ra ker City's lines Tor a touchdown. First Half. Pendleton won the kick-off and Baker City, chose the east goal. This gave the Peudleton kickers the worst of the first part of the game as the wind was blowing a gale from the west. The touchdown was made In short order, however, but owing to the wind the ball missed the goal In the kick. Then the ball was turned over to Baker and they kicked for their goal at the west. The ball was sent with the wind almost to the goal hut was picked up on the bounce by a Pendleton player and carried sev eral rods down the lino the other way before the Baker boys could get In the right Interference to stop the fleet runner. The playing was then fast and fu rious for the rest of tho first half, but when time was called Pendleton had the ball in Baker City's territory again and were making good gains. Second Half. When the play was called at the second half It was Baker City's turn to kick toward the wind and the west goal. The ball was picked up and carried back by the Pendleton play ers almost to the center of the field. Many good playa were made, but one which brought down the ciowd was the long punt by Cronln. He kicked the ball from Baker's 30-yard line almost to the goal line and with the aid of the wind the ball rolled clear off tho field. Baker was not expecting the ball to fly so far and It went clear over their heads. It was picked up, however, and a desperate effort made to get across the goal back Into fighting territory. This was accomplished before the holder of the ball was downed, hut with, two suc cessful bucks against the line, Pen dleton placed the ball over the goal line again. This made the score stand 10 to 0 and then a goal was kicked, which brought the score up to 11 to 0. It was only during the last "few minutes of the came that the linker City boys braced themselves nnd held the Pendleton players down. Several gains were made in bucking Pendle ton's lines, but at the end of the game the ball was very little over the line In Baker's territory. Spectacular Runs. Several spectacular end runs were made by Pendleton's players, while Baker City was unsuccessful In breaking through Pendleton's lines. The Interference on both sides was pietty good, but Pendleton outclassed the visitors In good plays from the start. The credit for this is due to the excellent coaching the boys have received from R. S. Bryson, who has worked faithfully since the opening of the season to get the boys in shape to win this game. Mr. Bryson is one of jtlw best coaches in the country, anil ho has a team which works to gether wlthouta mlsplay. R m T m- BETTER THAN EVER 5c Ladies Wool Mittens ... . 5c pr 50c Ladies Wool Hoods 25c ea 50c Ladfes Natural Wool Vests and Pants 25c ea 25c Childrens Natural WoolJShfrts and Pants (5c ea (Oc Outing Flannel : (4 yds. for $t 9c yd J5c Flannelette. 85c Silk and Wool Mixed Suitings, 44 inches wide 48c yd 75c Fancy French Flannel Waisting 42c yd Saxon Yarn, all colors 4c a skein $2.75 Rainy Day Sfeitts $1.98 itV I THF PEOPLES WAREHOUSE OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND WOMEN "I CHICAGO MArtKETS. NEXT FOOTBALL GAME. - HOT SODA - NGood hot chocolate and improved- beef tea are a hobby with us, and only This is one third seasoned with hot soda. Better than ever, but always good. KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE 65 Steps From Main St., Toward the Court House Quotations Furnished by the Coe Com- mission Company I. C. Major, Lc j cal Manager. Chicago Markets. Wheat Opened. Closed. December 74 74 Vi May 7C 7C Com Decern bor !W'5C C5 May mi Oats December :ny 31-6'Mi May 3- 32 VS Pork January J67G icsn May 1-182 New York Grain, Wheat Opened. Closed. December .... fclfH, 804 May S0(& 80 A Sale of Books T New and Popular Books $i.t9 to $1.25 Handy Volumes in Classics J5c, 20c, 25c The Salem slieet railway has j Juvenile Books granted an Inciease of h per cent In the wages of Its employes. The Delicacies of the season are always : found at our restaurants' At present we have Finest Oysters f Frog Legs Clams f Crabs f and f Lobsters and other salt and fresh water foods . . . The French MnaB Restaurant $3!50 Shoe Value That Excel all Olhers n i f r-i f tt c Art r w -w v y t s r v m. i y -t . , .w . I I W I . uuuivd iui uvyt uiiu vjii is Pendleton Academy and Columbia College Play Here Next Saturday. Notices are now out for the foot bil game which is to be played on , the Alta street grounds Saturday afternoon between the Pendleton Academy and Columbia College teams. The Columbia College team will arrlye on the afternoon mixed ' train and the game Is lo be called promptly at 3 o'clock. This Is the, second game between these two teams. The academy defeated the college team at Milton by a score of 0 to 0. Highly Pleased With Pendleton. Ross C. Cllne, Pacific Coast passen ger agent for the Waharfli Railroad whoso headquarters are In Los Ange led linn been In this cltv for several days In the Interest of his company. Although Mr. Ross Iras maae a regu lar tour of Pacific Coast cities for several years past, this Is his first visit to Pendleton, and ho expresses himself as being highly pleased with the business prospects of this local ity. He departed this mornjng for eastern points. Purchased Lodging House. Mrs. Mary Williams has purchased white i ml cine house on Maiu Qtrot whflrA who has nice furnished rooms' for rent; also rooms for house keeping. See announcement in classi fied columns. Purse Lost. a nnrsn with n combination lock, containing a ten dollar gold piece and two Keys. Wfl? IOBI yemeruny. n nl in offered in the classlfiod columns for the return ot the property. Tha 1(102 nnnnfirmlnt nil cron Of -the United States Is generally conceded to be very deficient, Deing generally oaMmntort nt about. 130.000 Bounds. Against an nveraee annual production of about 200,000 pounds. Never was our line so complete TRANSFER' Paper and linen books, fully ll- . TRUC KING! i o i v j r j- vi rz i The NOLF Store ! Henty, Alger, Alcott and many other excellent hooks 25c to 1.25 Santa Claus' Headquarters UKU WIN cK DKinl Telephone Main 4. We satisfs tin. uretd) value hunters wuh Good Shoes Boston Store! Where Whole Families are Shod. LADIES' FAVORITE WINE IS MUSCATEL Wo know this because ladies call for this delicious Ixvcr age more than any other Mm say, "Ladles' tastes arc not bad," 'For the fruity flavor of our Muscatel has won many nan to its side. Sold in bottles for 50 ccntb or over Kline's bar for 5 cents a glats. The pure juice of Muscatel Grape gives health and pleasure. H. A. KLINE LIQUOR STORE, 6i9 Main Street FRAZER OPERA HOUSP Grand Operatic Extravaganza Tte MM dairy CSnir E Monday and Tuesday Dec 1 and 2 PRICES: 7Sc, S0c, 2& 1 Reserve seat sale opens Saturday I at Frazier's DON'T FORGET The Big Clearance Carpet Sale at Failings. If you want a carpet, rugs, lace curtains, portiers, wall paper, you will never get such low prices again. The Standard, White, and Wheclerjk Wilson Sewing Machines, oil, needles and parts (or ajllnachlnes. A first r 1 I . cjass repairer lor macnine anu organv. . JESSE FAILING Phone Main 34
