East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 15, 1902, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTOOK MS 01 LIFE IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Merry Xmas WEALTHY UMATILLA FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE SATURDAY. commc again. It is time you were thinking about those ...ill .tr.il ITpf Vnil CSV "fan tllinl- nf nntti St"'-' 1 l. i: r i... We say. come in au ici us auu juu a hub ui useiui ..iri verv nii-c iui . . . .... ctlk liaUUKercnieis, sun muiucis, uic-asimia, uicss jiovcs, oks, evening shawls, silk handkerchiefs, silk ties, dress Itterns. muns, cuna jaAia 4ni wui iuu9 cl- u&u I as well as nice ior present. IfDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1902. BREVITIES Howard farm loans jGratz's clam chowder f rn oysters at Castle's. TantooVi fni- nhnp renalrine. Ecan'B for cigars and tobacco. It made candy dally at The Whitaker, the dentist. Christmas ties. Teutsch. Head the St Joe Store ad. Olympla oysters at Castle's Oyster cocktails at Gratz's. 75c men's half soles, Teutsch. 40c ladles' half soles. Teutsch. Claus Lempke Becomes Suddenly Demented and Hangs Himself In a Deserted House Funeral Today. Tho many friends of Claus Lemnke wore startled Saturday afternoon by me news of his suicide at his home In the Cold Springs country, north of town. Mr. Lempke was one of the wealthy and extensive farmers of Umatilla county. Friday night ho went to bed without any signs of mental abber ation, but was somewhat restless, About 2:30 in the morning he awak ened his wife by telling her that something was wrong with the horses at the barn and ho would go out and see what it was. He got out of bed, uressed ana went to the barn, This was the last time he was seen alive. He did not return, and Mrs. Lempke uecame alarmed and went out to in vestigate. He could not be found at the barn and a search began of the other outhouses. After looking In all the buildings about the barn and stock corral Mrs. Lempke went Into an old house, standing near their home, which had been their home at one time, but had been discarded for the new and more commodious home. This old house was used as a store house and when Mrs, Lempke opened the door and flashed the light from her lantern into the room she was startled by finding the body of her husband hanging between the roof and the ground, dead. Mr. Lempke had evidently cone to the barn, secured a rope, and going to the old house, had thrown the rope over a beam, tied one end to the beam, then made a noose in the other end of the rope, placed it over his neck and climbing onto a box, made For Christmas gifts, go to Teutsch Don't fail to read St. Joe Store the fatal leap which landed him into ad. eternity. As soon as possible Mrs. Tables loaded with holldnv rwls -empKe secured assistance and cut at Tn me ""uy aown. uut it uaa ueen nane- ,,...,, ,,,,, , o. P"6 u nour aim me was iuijiuiu llluuuij,Cl null un!3B I uvfftlf't i j , , . . , I ........ neese sanawicnes ai uraiz s, Mr i ,,au ...... ,..,.ii.,..,ii.. ...... ............ ..tic uiiuuuiniuij iciu- Dorsinlv Insane when ht pnrii.i! life t your 'mining cieanea at is. uouciuy presents. St. Joe Store. Hie. Some two jears ago he attempt " No Chinese cooklne at Phlllins' res f" to eml ills lite with a razor, cut best repairing fur shoes, -aurant. Everythine tastes good. ting his neck frightfully, but failed (o . He..' Hnr atnro fnr cmnVln Ult JSlar Velll. He Was then said to be temporarily out of hi mind, which whs limnirhr nint in- c.i. l . Tn . . " v u i-iBiici n i worrvme: over fl love nffalr book store tor hugene V. Debs' lec- a little over two yeais ago he sent tUre. Itn fjermflllv fnr hl nlil cu-caHi.nt largest variety of holiday goods inland when she arrived heie. for some the city and prices lowest. St. Joe reason the wedding was called off Store. and Mr. Lempke blooded over the Another large sliiument of Iron loss of nls intended bride until he toys just received. Nolfs Santa Claus cuuciuueu io ena ms me. He was headquarters, then adjudged insane and sent to the ao, t-i,i., i.,t.,i.,Dj """. Meie ne oniy siayea a lew v.tn torn nnn fw I u,ulul, uu ..in tiynnvtmuiiufr iui b I cured After IIUIIOC? Ill maDiH. i Hart I Schaffher I I Tailor- I Wade I IClofties rJ ni MM MMVNM. U,I Peoples OPPORTUNITY A Concern in the Middle West went wrong. A shipment intended for them was STOPPED by use of the TELEGRAPH. A representative of the maker sold them to us at a SACRIFICE. Were intended for $25.00 Saits. We bought them at a price that en ables as to offer them at $20.00 There are four patterns, the material is FIRST-CLASS, the make is HIGH-CLASS, the style is RIGHT. COME . AND SEE THEM Warehouse buying gro- goods and It'e Premium bams and Standard save money by Eat the Standard. 1st line of canned res at the Standard. candies in beautiful pack- lour specialty The Delta, jkr day clearat.ee sale on all milliner' at Mrs. Campbell's. R clear store, Malay s old ! headquarters for smokers' sup- MEN'S OUTFITTERS POULTRY SHOW. One Thousand Birds Expected in the Show Which Opens Tomorrow at Walla Walla. Walla Walla, Dec. 15. Tomorrow, the fourth annual noultry show will was leieased as being onen in Armory hall, where the ex- his return to his home hlhlt of the best fowls in the North- in the Cold Surints country, he mrntn ...oof n.m v,o moa fnp flv. ,lnv Ves. Perry Houser is now prepared to besought the woman to marrv him. .o,. 07 t,ioU r hirH arrWort m,i See Earnhart. the real estate ,"i'" u"rll me" UBW Duup antl 111,8 tlme "alt uetttiI' success. weie placed In position in the hall, uu cuoi .iilu ntioci. iiiey were marneu aim nave lived ntiri innv crnrea nf h rdi have been 1 - ... . . . i" . -- . Perry Houser's meat market on apparently very contented ever since, taken in nnd placed along side the East Alta street is now open. Best They have one child. was 0f the great hall. Tomorrow meat, prompt service. -" Lempke was 30 years of age they will be ready for lnsiiectlon. HOLIDAY SALE! Now on at ; Sale Hood bus't ess on Court . The Nolf Stoe The Delicacies of tlie season arc always found at our restaurant. At present we have led A girl to do general rork Good wages. Apply to inzlker Rent Cheap 440 acres, good house and good barn. See art the real estate man. riotic Pendleton People Prefer pton's Popular Product, Pur- g Indian Robes for Presents, t Salt Lodglue house. 12 rooms I tree lots on Main street. G00J 1 tV A bargain. E. T Wade. . flotlc Pendleton People Prefer ftons Popular Product, Pur IS Indian Robes for Presents. rain In land; 480 acres of wheat pises 25 to 30 bushels per acre; rres in winter barlev. Will har- 15 Bushels ner acre. All fenced. Inouse. 12500. easv terms. Own poor health. E. T. Wade. o..Qii 1 au" has been in Umatilla county for iudee Hitchcock, of Denver, has an its to nhrlstmas tree, and social the ".ast 15 -ve.ars' The funeral oc- ,ived and will he ready to begin work in- Ad- TATE i trrti" i miII tin: I iJOOu ELVe"i "ra anil 12.000 (.heel, in nil , .nm ui,,, It U"i" .1' 1 t: rnui'ti trsm, ' -j .,.a 1 of pJt.H ' HX) t ,,f liav.oiily4K Jtew )HUt uui, fo.noo. I'twH'toti filfK) LfJf .0l1 'Ut rlvr '- "I""- fr" reooJetoii flwiri kbOHIV 11 ,r,U,l IL ...I... ......... , t uir mull t miifiiM, 1 have listed. ttopertv a Sotcialtv -W t lcne list ttsldencfcH r.i Km desirable buslnesi l not list property unlets the T. WADE. Real Estate Dealer. nuts to Christmas tree and committees, at The Delta. Pianos for rent. First-class Htruments at reasonable prices, dress "C. W." care this office. Patriotic Pendleton- People Prefer Pendleton's Popular Product, Pur chasing Indian Robes for Presents. Th in Portland curred at the home today. Rev. H. as soon a8 the show opens. The en nicue, 01 viana ana, conducting trteu have been laruer than In any the services, and the body was buried nrevlous show, and if all the birds i nthe cemetery at Warren Station. arrive there the show will be nearly 1000 In New Freight Rates in Effect Chicago, 111., Dec. 16. In pursu ance of the agreement reached last e Dally East Oregonlan Is on sale month a gcnural restoi ation of freight Wa.ia w artland at the Rich news stand In rates, except those of packinghouse AN OPEN TOWN. Law Hotel Perkins, and at the Hotel Port land. Say! if your eyes trouble you in any way. consult Henker . the eye specialist. tlon; 120 Court street. Furnished rooms at 777 Thompson street, opposite the M. E. church, are offered for rent in the classined ad vertisements. Don't miss hearing Eugene V. Debs, I alla's Sunday Closing Is Not Enforced, Walla Walla, Dec. 16. 'After a year Toy Trains IIimdredMof Iron Toy.. Magic Latiterim Kuboer Hulls Itublier Toys Iron Hunks nil styles Toy Bureaus, Cradles, Kocklug Chairs, Toy Tubs, lite. lu U) V2.HS . . 5u to 8.1)5 fifte to .'I Uft . fin Ui M 10c to .41 , 5o to ii.(H) Illuck loarl, JMaiios', Toy pioducts and cattle, was put into ef' feet today bv the Western lines. This action is probably the most Important of tribulation caused by spasmodic from n tialHe staiiiliiDlnt Taken hv efforts to close the town on Sunday, No charges for examlna- lIH vesieni roaus in years, ana win line tn ui n " "" ieenues. piovided it develops that the palmy days of Marshal Robinson, the traffic can be maintained, it Is except for appearances. Yesterday esumaieu mat mis lestoratlon 01 was uui an oruumi nuuua, di ukui- . , . rates to tne basis of January 1, lauz, 1 1 an me saioous nuu cigar twico will add tullv 25 ner cent to the rev- were uniocKea. ana men passed in uuu enues leee ved in rommni t es nf. out at will. At tne windows papers 1 the ex-rallroader, speak on "Modern fected, and fully 10 pei cent to the ag- or curtains had been placed, but the Prnhlnma" WefineRdnv nt the Frftrfir! I vi ..vol,. A i,. frnnl ilonrn In nparlv every case were 26 and 50 cents. cm ioarU unlocked, and entrance could be had' Modem Problems" will be the sub- - -- as leadily as upon any other day. , Boston dallies say that it Is one ol ow York. Dec. 15. Leading splr- Mrs- ,,erle Harris Dead the greatest of lectures. its of the Young Men'h Christian Ah- Mrs. Irene Harris, of Couse Creek New belts, neckwear, drawn work,ho''1aiUii. member), ot the Interna- in the east end of the county died albums, toilet sets, manicure sets, tional Committee, assemble at the Ui her home Saturday morning of dl mufflers, hosiery, scarfs, tascinators, Waldorf-Abtoria this evening foi their abetes. after suffering more or less furs, sweaters. St. Joe Store. annual dinner, which is the event or irom this disease for the past nve Pendleton X.odge No. 02, A. F. and lnL ieaT ln assouauon eircius. uuests jears. Mrs. Harris was tne moiner A M will have a stated communlca- "' j inumiuuiira o, ju. r. i ounm Fancy Gifts Finest Oysters f Frog Legs Clams f Crabs f and Lobsters f and ltlier salt and fresli water foods The Frencfi Restaurant New Jjitio Celluloid, Comlw. liruslica, Manicure Hktu. New (UnxU anil Styles. Books TRANSFER, ic; rp n u . WJ M V J X X All CL. Line ln Eastern Orexon at lyiwest Prices. FREDERICK NOLF CROWNGR R0S Telephone Main 4, .1 t,i ...,o,,ln t 7-5n r.'lPft on io uk iieoeni aim uuuieaH uie UUU HUD . ' - I ...1, !. ...a.rtl.. Innl.. It.... All lirnthHrs rea lies ted tol-""""" """i ,UW1""6 .... niciin. rei,xr..,1 O t) V,.n., IT Q A . Oeneial W. H. Carter. U S. A.: Pres ident Lucius Tuttle. of the Iioston and Maine Railroad, and Major J. K. Ktench. V S. A of this city, and was 47 years of age. of ofllcets. be present. R, Alexander's department store is being greatly Improved ln external auDcarance by being repainted White Is being used on the woodwork and black on the lion work. E. T. Wade, the real estate dealer,! last week sold for J. W. Shearer lots 8. 9. 10. 11 and 12 in block 119, Res ervation addition to W. B. Jenkins, and also lot 4. block C. ln Swltzlor's add t on for Wll lam Kelman, to James Crawford. Consideration $1250. S9 New Midget Ties, 26c. New Midget Ties, 20c. New Midget Ties, 25c. Now Midget Collars, 2 for 25c. New Midget Collars, 2 for 25c. New Midget Collars, 2 for 25c. The Peoples Warehouso. The Peoples Warehouse. The Peoples Warehouse. Christmas Gifts larucure Sets, Manicure Scissors, lirush and Comb ?"ts. Military Hair Bru&lies, Shaving sets, Toilet js Ci.ove and Handkerchief Sets, Razors, Safety ""ors, Burnt Leather, Burnt Wood, Pocket Books, fft Metal Mirrors and Candlesticks, Wrought Iron Mirrirs and Thermometer. "Japan-se Cloisonne ve"" JaPatese Moriagi Ware, Pearl Handled Pock ' Knives, Fountain Pens KOEPPEWQ nPTTf: STORE L5 StcPs From Main St., Toward the Court Hoose We feel a pardonable pride I pointing to Pendleton's popular pur (chasing place where popular prices I prevail on pretty polished parlor ; pieces and a pleasing price proclama tion puts or those peacues ana plums in reach of po"' oeoples' pock es Why pay higher prices for poorer Xmas gifts purchased at other placed t At Rader's, of course. In Step With a ProgreuBivn City MAKE YOUR FEET GLAD Two-thirds of your lift is spent in your shoes. JJon t you think it is worth while to make I your feet glad bv buying comfort 1 p1iC ? m Douglas Shoes , for Men PI.NGKKE New Service on the Riviera. I Paris, Dec. 15. The Hamburg American Hue today established a tregular service between Genoa, San Remo, Monte Carlo and Nice, by their ' .t n.1,1. r .ut.t.,1. hapalnfAMI has plied between Hamburg and Hell- over the world Gloria Shoes For Women .... Red Scho Ihouse Shoes . , . , For Boys and Girls Have the "sole of honor' which has maut- them Die goland, The Cobra is to carry only first-class passengers and the rates of faro between Genoa and Nice will vary from about $3.00 to $4.00, The petition of Waco, Or., tor ru ral free delivery has been denied by the special postofftce agent sent to Investigate, Tamous all out) place in PendJt-ton where you can buy the W. L. Douglas and Pjpgree Gloria is at the Big A CITY OF K shown at our store in our magnificent display of Dolls. Tlie childrt n fall in love with our big assort men t. We have laughing dolls, talking dolls, dolls that close their eyes in slumber when laid down Large Dolls Small Dolls Medium Sized Dolls Never in the Instory'of Pendleton was such a beau tiful and complete collection ol dolls shown. First sec the dolls and then get our prices, as we are rfring special inducements. TALLMAN & CO. THE LEADING DRUGGISTS Babbit Boston Store pe $1.00 mam lnn ca -w -nA .Where Whole Families are Shod. " " AJLM Bast In th E. 0. Office i -i 1