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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1903)
IE PARK ft jPLEASURt unuunu. rt of the San Francis- place Man Mas ai- Uhed Nature. , park, Feb. 1. (To tne .noticing at tho Ocean runs four miles in- L to width from 10 rods to mntams Bomeuuu6 ind la the principal pleas- of the people of San Fran-1 8j honors perhaps, wmij II rite COUIBU. v-"- Ijerful waKnnto that draws 0( this mirg across uie nses a volume of ctir- L.nffi owners every after- Imm that Is simply amaz Wlooler Ma ocean beach can be . several street car lines I (ran any part 01 me city Ldlture of five cents; lie late Mr Sutro, who has fitment to himself In the !?Satro baths, museum and Ixtiae the .ocean, ana wno care fare irom J& conts i the extreme western end t I the United tSates life jjon, with tho crews always , to tho assistance or any Lilstress. nna 28 miles oni i ter a huge rock can bo bout of the water on wmcn k has tieen built the lights an be plainly Been from Us one of the places which Uia feci that he Is living s world is a good place to that it is a very good , to be alive. Ijfcaltles which have been Uthe making of this play- lift nany, and is a line Illus jTht a lavish 'expenditure bud sailed labor can do. el, originally a sandy tract forbidding ns anything Jtlong the Columbia river, kihmb or blade of grass, kial, and then more Band, liih somewhat unpromising 5 1 rtartor a paradise of ; necn sward, flowering Iccjin. lako and waterfall sfcaei'. which go:s to show liSir chance man can imi- lijtiis of his Creator fairly Wrfitlch till? city shows its stsilj practlfiilly emptying i on Sunday afternoons :ol walks or drives nave lssmtt4 along the bcacli ami p full ot Interest In the park, plentifully supplied with seats and I resting places for the pedestrian and ranking an Ideal speeding ground for tho bicycle, the roadster, or the automobile. A large cross erected on one of the highest points In the park commem orates the first Christian service held, on this coast more than 300 years ago by the chaplain of Sir Frnncls Drake In this Immedlato neighborhood About the middle of the park a moun tain has been built from the summit of which a good view can bo obtained tar out to sea and of the hamlef3 across the bay. Here is also the lako with Us Islands, swans and other va- ter iowis, and boats for nlensnrn. seekers; down the mountain side a ctream finds its way In a series of waterfalls, which adds much to th"' lcauty of (he picture and never falls! to draw Its share of the crowd. Tho music stand erected at a cost' of $GO,000 at which seats for many' thousands of people are provided Is also tho mccca for large crowds; close by Is the museum with a collection of ralntlngs, antiquities and curios of various kinds which requires consid-1 ernblo time to explore and gives good payment for the time spent. Not the least Interesting feature is tho children's playground where ev ery device to entertain and amuse the llttlo folks aro provided. Donkeys nnd goats Gaddlcd or harnessed, with tho little folks riding or drivinc, swings, merry-go-rounds, games of p.'l kinds, and here the little tots come li endless numbers and add much to the brightness of the scone. A herd of buffaloes and kangaroos enjoy their liberty In a field plentiful ly supplied with grass, wnter and slinrie trees. Here nnd there the men who have made the nation great in literature, statesmanship and war look down from their marble columns on tho passing crowds. At tho eastern end of the park Is the. Stanley airship, a sample of the new form or locomotion, which is to be a feature of the presenl century. It is made of aluminum; is 22S feot long; BG feet In circumference; weighs 13,000 pounds; will carry 30 passen Why 5yrup of Fks the- best family laxative It Is pure. It is gentle. It is pleasant. It is efficacious. 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FOR SALE BY ALL LKADIXQ DRUaOlSTS. HIS CAREER CUT SHORT. Colfax Young Man Sent to the Peni tentiary. Colfax, Wash., Feb. 5. Two years at hard labor in tho penitentiary at G. W. Garrclts for $45. Hp placed tho .warrant charging horse stealing serv horse he had hired from the Colfax cd on Ieydo In the county Jail. -i nnnn 1 - r r . . . jit I 0 bbis, unu tmm pounas ui iiuibiii. wm chadwick imposed on Ira Leyde which aAi130.n"eR l."r and llas cst cut short that young man's brief ca $50,000. A date had been set for the , rpPr nf rrmr. Tim sentminn wne im. ship to make a voyage to San Josoroged ater the prisoner i,ad entered and return, hut the operator seems r uv ti10 Mmrrc. nf to have been slezed with a severe at- h0rse stealing. In his address to tho tack of cold feet and the machine rmir the vnnmr man wim Is lmt ?? C. E. M'LELI-AN. Harvard's Semitic Museum. Cambridge, Mass., Fob. 5. The Se mitic Museum of Harvard University was formally opened today. There, were brief addresses by President years old, stated that this was his first criminal offense and that ho had always been a hard worker. Ira Leyde "got busy" in the horse business last December, when he had a boy go to a local livery stable and hire a saddle horse, which he said ho wished to ride six miles Into the coun try. The evidence showed that Ua liveryman in tho livery stable at Gar field, and representing that tho horse was his, borrowed $10 on the animal With the money he secured from the two horses he went to Farmlngton, where his sweetheart lives. He spent several days with her spending all his money before he returned to Colfax. Two Charges Made. In searching for the horse hired from the Colfax barn it was learned that Lcydc had left it in the Garfield livery stable and had borrowed $10 on It. .Ho was arrested for 'obtaining money under false pretenses and com mitted to jail after a preliminary hearing. In the meantime Farmei Kenedy reported to Sheriff Canutt that he had lost a horse. The sher iff went to work on the case and found Kenedy's horse in the posses sion of Garelts, near Garfield, and When tho prisoner learned of the Harry evidence in the possession of Sheriff Canult and Prosecuting Attorney Hanna he declaied his intention of plending guilty and asked to bo sen tenced. An uncle of tho young man went to Garfield and paid what waa due on the horse ho had left in tho barn and returned the nnlmnl to its owner in Colfax, and he had hoped to escape punishment for tho first crime charged, but when confronted with the evldonco of his other crime, the i young man weakened, no win lie taken to Walla Walla In a few days. IS ARRESTED AT KENNEWICK. Without a Eliot, the chairman of the committee on the Semitic department, and others ' went to the farm of William Kenedy after which refreshments were served a few miles from Colfax and stole a j learned the full story of how Leyde and the guests given an opportunity black horse from Kenedy's pasture, had sold the horse. The stolen horse to inspect the colectlons. iHo took thisjp Garfield and sold It to was returned to Mr. Kenedy and a A Love Story. Her coal black eyes and coal black Kimball Held Charge. Pasco, Wash., Feb. 5. Harry ft. Kimball was arrested at Kennowlck Saturday evening by SherlfT Peck on a wlro from Illt7tvlllr ordering his npprohonBion on a charge not named. Kimball wns soiling loan and hullding stock and nppeared mirprlsed when nppreliended. Sheriff Shornou of Adams county started for PaBco, hut was delayed by tho annulment nf a train tonight. No particulars can tie ascertained. With Kimball, Is a hand some woman recently married to him. Cheap Rates Westbound. From February lf to April 30, 1003. ii cluslve. tho O. It. & N. Co. will hair Enthralled the lu"klehs wight. W' vuu!" sue 3aid to his despair. , i,r.. nt, ,,i tipVota from Missouri "Not by ku arthiaclte!" River points to Pendleton for $22.50; Baltimore Nfwu. j lrnm st pauj $25.00; from St. Louis, ' $27.50. Call on tho O. II & N ticket Men's oMrts, Teutsch's. ngont for full particulars. UNITED WITH THE SEASON'S GREATER EVENT WILL BE 2 ALEXANDER'S EMBROIDERY SALE I THIS EVENT IS OUR GREATEST EFFORT AND YOUR OPPORTUNITY A SALE WITHOUT A BEAUTIFUL SHEER INDIA LINEN SOLD THE WORLD OVER AT I8c SALE PRICE, He. THINK OF IT ! Two hundred and fifty seven miles of beautiful, dainty embroideries Enough, and mere, if stretched out to reach from Pendleton to far beyond Portland It's most impossible to imagine. They art direct from St. Gull, where the expert peasant embroiderer have aided uk in their daii.ty. charming work, and we importer! these to make this sale memorable. Not cheap, maimed work, but fur leyond the ordinary. The Swis-are noted for thtlr needle iraftiiHw. And, too, we will add the larger materials, Paris muslins camliricH, linen and long cloths They will greet you here just us if they had been bought at unreauonable price ''And maybe they have " It's not customary for other nhops to do thin, but, the Alexander Ktore in always doiujr riomethinj; ec ptionul out of the ordinary and you will tlnd the good natured fiuiile of goodness upon these muteii&lH although they d receive the dee(i cut. Remember tho odds and oudn of the greater sale will he united with the embroidery wile 8 at the Alexunder Department Kture commencing Monday, eo. a, hum. I WE MADE. A CORSET DEAL THE WORLD RENOWNED R. & (I. CORSETS. OUR REGULAR $1.75 KIND, 95c pair. WE FULLY REALIZE IF YOU COULD NOT BUY EDGINGS CHEAP YOU WOULD NOT BUY THEM NOW. Medium Swiss and muslin edges for undergarments, sold elsewhere t 7c, sale price 3c yd. 7-inch linen edges, Irish point designs, strongly embroidorod, good alue at 1SC yd., sale price syzc yd. Swiss insertions, conventional and flower designs, our regular 15c qual ity, sale price B2c yd. The latest conceptions In demi flounclngs in Swiss and India muslin, i-eavlly embroidered, sale price 22c yd. Insertion representing tho new Greek designs, with edges and demi flouncing to match, sale price 19c yd. Swi3s flounclngs In fine sheer llnons, tho finest in our imported col lection, CBc to 76c values. Sale, 46cyd. 8 IF YOU DON'T NEED SHOES DON'T READ THIS. The odds and ends, the remnants, left from our greater shoe sale, will k Placed on a table. Your choice 28c pair. GREATEST INDUCEMENT ANY DRESS, GOLF OR WALKING SKIRT IN THE HOUSE, CHOICE $3.88 .Ji, ft It) ' OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO OUR FR-1END8, 80 DO NOT FAIL TO READ THIS. Engllfh longcloth, famous for soft undergarments, 20c quality 12'2c yd. Kngllsh longeloth In the new clinping finish sheer and stronp, 25c value 16'2c yd. India Cotton, selected Oriental weave made to sell at 20c, sale price 16c yd. Linen D'Inde, sheer, beautiful quality, correct for the cornet cover, 25c kind, 16c yd. Irish Dimity, strong corded weave, imported to sell at 30c yd., sale price 18c yd. Paris muslin in all tho daintiness tho word Implies, Sold regularly at 50c, at this sale 29c yd. Extra heavy, large size Marailics towels must bo seen to bo appre dated Itegular 18c value, lOc. AND THESE MUST GO Silks, f i.5 Embroidered and Damassc Black a brilliant array of fetching styleSj to 2.oo values, choice 780 yd If your old umbrella needs "fixin' " come to us. Umbrella handles 19c each. Most Desirable Goods Get the Deepest Cut Black lirlllluntine, truly a remarkable bargain and a genuine dust shedder, C60 quality, 87c yd. Black Figured Sicilian in new classical figure very lustrous and goodly 76c vulue, 89e yd. Black Silk Finish Henrietta, the up-to-date kind, tells at 85c yd, sale price, 52c yd. Black Corsica!! Cloth, one of our greatest at tractions, sells regular at f 1, to go at 55c yd. Black Imported Beagallue Cords, a wool ful ric that has no equal for wear. 11,25 qual , 72c. Black Wool Peau de Sole, beautiful as name, indicate, everywhere at 11.35, Bale price &2c. Meavalcux and panne silk velvets in all the new fetching shades. A collection notable for newness ti 25 was the price, now 79o yd. MantalllcH couuli-rpuneH In the newest conven tional denlgiiH. IinpoMtlhle to dt-Hcrllxt their rlchnet, Hold for tJ Choice, 13.15. r T7Tf7fKT A WTC The Greater Sale has made hundreds of them for us, so we will "O "prVfTU A WTQ IXHiyilNXXl l O collect them and they are yours at one-half the price. J.Xi-ilTllXXl JL O yours Out entire Vmz of stamped linen will be put on sale at half price to close out. 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