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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1903)
111 . 1 b v. FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1903. See the New Ideas Our Spring Stock is now ready for your inspection. Dainty Shoes for Dainty Feet. Per fect Fits for Feet and Purse. PRIVATE LIGHT PLANTS. Dindinger, Wilson & Co. Phono Main 1181 Good Shoes Cheap Rips on shoes bought of us sewed free of charge. Several Stockmen in Umatilla Coun j ty to Utilize Water Power For i Lighting Their Homes. . Eugene Hascall, who Uvea eight j miles south of Pilot Rock, Is putting I in n private electric light plant. With it ho will light his residence ana barns. Mr. Hascall regards the enter prise as somewhat in tho nature of an experiment, but appreciates the full value of electricity as an illumlnant, and has figured the cost to a nicety. There is little likelihood of tho ex periment being a failure, as the mo tive power Is Blue creek through tho medium of an Inexpensive water mo tor of only one horse power. Is in Mrs. A. H. Smith is very 111 with tho grip. Paul C. Bates, of Portland, tho city. C. W. Milton, of Lewlston, Idaho, is in the city. Agent Wllklns is qulto ill with the grip at the agency. H .P. and A. D. Smith left last eve ning for Seward, Neb. Mrs. L. E. Therkelsen went to Port- tj land today on a visit. Walla, Tf Air Hnsr.-ill ilpninnRtrntes tho en- lister bwaggnrt, Of Walla tire practicability of privato electric was In town yesterday. lighting from Isolated plants It Is tho Dr. and Mrs. House, of Weston, intention of nearly all the stockmen were in town yesterday. or the southern part of tne county to j Mrs. Joo A. Parks Is quite sick follow suit. Sam Warner ana otners r.m, nn nttnPtr nf tho m-ln convoy tho nows thnt her parents, Colonel nnd Mrs. William Parsons and her sister, Miss Ethol, who left Pendleton In December for tho Orient have safely arrived nt Manila. I Tho son, W. O. Parsons, who is In the government scrvico as Inspector t of constabulary In the Philippines, ' wns not married as was reported, when thoy reached tho islands. i On tho way thoy stopped at Shang hai, China, whero thoy mot Mrs. Lil lian P. Fredericks, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. O. W. Proebstol, of Weston. Mrs. Fredericks is n missionary nt Shanghai under tho work of tho Protestant Episcopal church. At Manila thoy met William Cro zier, formerly of this city. Mrs. House is tho only remaining member of the family in the United States. Cards mnlled nt Hong Kong, have been received from tho party by a number of friends in this city. i t ; will install plants of their own imme diately upon tho demonstration of the success of Mr. Hascall's plant. WILL BUILD ADDITION. OFFICE ABOLISHED R. & N. BRIDGE AND BUILD ING DEPARTMENT CHANGED. ' C. A. Cameron, for Nine Years Super intendent of This Department, is Affected by the New Rules W. A. Storle Will Have Charge of the Work Hereafter. The office of superintendent of bridges and building on the O. R. & N. has been abolished and C. A. Cam eron, of this city, who has held this position for the past nine years Is at present without an office. The headquarters of this Important department are located in this city ana under the rules of the Harriman lines, which abolishes the office of superintendent, the offices nnd head quarters will remain here in charge of W. A. Storio, who has been con nected with the O. R. & N. in this de partment since the road was complet ed Into Eastern Oregon. Mr. Cameron's many friends In this city and on the entire system will re gret to learn of tho change which effects him. Being an old and active employe of the company, Mr. Cameron will probably be assigned to another position of trust in the near future. Mr. Storie, who assumed charge of the department of bridge and building began work in the department as a bridge carpenter, was afterward fore man of a bridge gang for soveral years, and later took the position of j Btuumi lureiuan in air. uameron s or-1 j Jacob Betz to Put Up a 3econd Story to- His Business Block Here. Jacob Betz, the millionaire brewer of Walla Walla, was in the city yes terday. Mr. Betz is building exten sively In Walla Walla this year, and will follow it up by putting a second story onto his business houses in this place, or at least a portion of them Mr. Betz owns the 125 feet first north of the Odd Fellow hall, occupied by ,'ine Oflice, tho Demott Qrocerv Co 1 mL. T T.l n - ' t iio .uuune, uuuiey ec runner, l'Tlv- en ana wenringen iiros. it is as solid and substantial a brick row as there is in the city. The second story which Mr. Betz proposes to tulld upon this row next year will cost not less than $7500, and there is not in the city a more choice location. Was Gold by C. B. Wade. Oddfellow, 116,709, the Hereford null sold to a Hawaiian stockman last spring, was bred by Thomas uiark, of Beecher, 111., and was sold by C. B. Wade, of this city, instead or w. T. Rigby ,as stated in Tues day's East Oregonian. A letter from tho purchaser says the animal is now tne nnest on the Island. When ship pea, a year ago, ho weighed 1,600 pounds and sold for $500. His dam was Clover Clark, 70750, and his sire .premier, ,1781. Oratorical Contest. The general public is invited to turn out enmasse to the oratorical contest at the high school assembly hall tonight The affairs will proba bly be one of the most eutertalninsr of its class that ever took place In Pendleton. A large attendance will be a great encouragement not merely to the participants, but to all the stu dents, being accepted as evidence that the people are interested in them, Hay is Scarce. Sam Warner, who lives nine miles flee, which position he occunled at the I ..report.s "at time of tho change. Robert Fletcher I X 1 in itJ T S. y an" c?lue retains his position in the office. a !plte o 'he u,ncrornon long ...Tne object of the rule which abol- j Z7""X 'T' " "U,UJJ, isnes mo office is to econom ze In ex-1 I uck""""k lu penses bv the remnvni nr hon,i0 f be 70r scarce though, only a few ferent departments and the concen-1 f ocfm.en haying enough left to car tratlon of the business in tho general 1 11 1thel,r1 stoc,k t,iroSh another snow offices. and cold spell. Toilet Articles Just come in and take a look at our line. . We have a complete line of all the requisites for the toilet, iri cluning the celebrated Howard Hair Brushes. T ALLMAN & C2: THE DRUGGISTS Where Are the Fiddlers? The contemplated concert and "old fiddlers' " contest to be held under tho auspices of the Walla Walla Poul try Association Is still an uncertain ty, there being only two entries so iar from old-time fiddlers, though soveral others are expected shortly, walla Walla Statesman. Declamatory Contests. Two declamatory contests between members of tho high school are plan ned to take place during the next few weeks. Tho first, on or about tho 27th or the present month. One will be between girls, tho other between boys. Saw Mill Started. Ed Warner has started his saw mill and planer 12 miles south of Pilot Rock. The season has been so favorablo for logging that work be gins much earlier than usual In the most of the mills. A FEW BARGAINS ' 1 7"5001m iiQUie ivlth buth room, wuoxl shed, cellar, Rood lawn with : shade tree, on Lincoln street, near Bluff. Asnap for fUOO I dei80WUl7SPkW)0,lWeet Alta 8tret' Two lot, Hood red- ; Good "-room lious on West Alto. Corner lot. A bargain. $1000 : buIlaiSWln$KlS) CUy- QCllXVloXl i vZXnm w,mh lm p,e Wftt' A confectionery store on Court strwt, at invoice price . y ' W. F. JEAMNHAR1, t ASSOCIATION BLOCK f AAAAAAAAAAA A A ft A ft t A ft ft ft jAAAAAA Aft ftft ft ft MtTitut a The Best Criterion Of our work is the work it self, as our hest advertise ment is the praUe of those who patronize, us. We know we .can do the best laundry work, as we couldn't do it we didn't, so if you want your linen laundered better than you ever had it done, go to the DOMESTIC LAUNDRY i .. TTY.TYVYYYYYYYYYYYYVw.--ll:i ' l,n"'lon Htreet. S. Copple nnd wife aro here on visit to their son, R. A. Copple. Mrs. Charles Pierce, of Weston was trading in the city yesterday, J. J. Hunter, of Anaconda, is in tho city. He thinks of locating here. Tho freight depot of the O. R. & N, Is being repainted inside and out Mrs. M. B. Clopton has been very ill with the grip, but is recovering, Jj. C. Rothrock has returned from Dallas. Today ho went to Weston. Edgar Stewart, of Granite, is visit ing with his sister, Mrs. H. E. Krebs, Mrs. O. W. Beddow Is taking a course in stenography at the busi ness college. H. A. Yates has just entered the stenography department at the bus! ness college. Mrs. J. A. Smith returned yesterday irom a visit with relatives In Kansas City and Wyoming. Mrs. C. E. Roosevelt accomDanled her sister, Mrs. H. C. Gregg, home to Walla Walla today. W. T. Carpenter, of Lewiston. Idaho, dealer in Indian curios, shells. etc., is In the city. Final naturalization papers were Is sued today to Claudia Annequln. a native of France. buperlntendent Nowlin will no to Ainena tonignt to attend the teach ers Institute tomorrow. Mrs. Mary Moule is vorv ill with the grip at the home'oMier daugh ter, Mrs. J. R .Dickson. W. C. Marion, of Walla Wnlln roadmaster of the W. & C. R. rallwav. was .In the city yesterday. A son was born a few days aco to R. French and wife, whb live miles northwest of the city. Ralph Howland Is- sick with tho grip and unable to be at the postof fice, where ho is employed as clerk. C. E. Redfield. a prominent attor ney of Heppner, is In the citv nn 1a- sii Dusiness, returning home tonight. J. tj. Platter, who latnlv snirt nf his hotel business at Echo, was in town yesterday en route to Sumnor, BUYS STEAM ROLLER. Dalles City Council Will Experiment In Street Making. Tho new stea'm roller arrived last night and Is now side-tracked at tho foot of Laughlin street awaiting the arrival of the export who Is to unload it and set it at work on our streets, says tho Dalles Chronicle. This morn ing Mayor Gunning received a letter from the Buffalo Pitts company say ing the ground In Portland was cov ered with snow and as they suppose lute inclement weather prevailed here, which would provont Its being used at present, thoy would wait tin til word was recolved from him be fore sending their man up. Mr. Gun nlng telephoned and assured them wo are enjoying delightful weather nnd to send their man along. NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIB-ERS. Beginning with the first of April, collections for tho Dnlly East Oregonian will bo made at tho residences on the vari ous delivery routes In the city. Carriers will be furnished with receipts and will call on each subscriber, between the first and tenth of each month. The East Oregonlnn desires the co operation of its subscribers in establlhslng good sorvlce nnd all failures on the part of car riers to deliver tho paper should be promptly reported to this effico. To avoid nil mis takes, be sure and get a receipt from the collector. BAST OREGONIAN PUBLISH ING CO. Class in Physical Culture. Professor Lucien M. Chrlstol Is in tho city with tho intention of organ izing classes in boxing, wrestling, fencing, club swinging and dumb bells. At some dnte and place to bo announced, Mr. Chrlstol will give a public and free exhibition of his skill in all these departments of physical culture. He bears recommendations as to skill and character from direc tors of gymnasiums nnd from news paper men all over tho country. Stock Farm for Sale. We have tho Jas. Lindsay farm, near Alba for sale. It consists of 640 acres. 140 ncres in timothy; more than 200 ncres In wild hay. which will grow timothy. A portion will grow wheat and barley, balance pasture; abundance of wnter. All fenced; good buildings. Will sell in one, two or three tracts. Easy terms. Also the George Earn hardt farm four miles up Wild Horse. BENTLEY & HARTMAN. Somethij New. A new line m China has arrived tj real beauties. ' i "Picturesque pj has five scenic n. . 1 Poor Lo'B Tw VJ ntiH Afl.l' J P"s Ati scenes Come in and look; Wll nnt rnrt ... you a ce BWL Notice of Mass Meeting. Notice is hereby given that a public meeting of voters, taxpayers and cit izens of Pendleton school district No. 10, will be held at tho court house on Saturday evening, March 14, luus, at 8 p. ni., at which the ?2G,000 honci issue will he discussed. JOHN HAILEY, JR., Clork. TEA I Try "Mother's Pride-( Land Fot $d 220 crc, U0 In bottom, 40 set . 16,000. St. Patrick's Day. Celebrato St. Patrick's day by at tending the ball to be given at Ar mory hall Tuesday evening, March 17. by the Order of Washington. Klrk- man's orchestra. A good tlmo Is as sured nil. Grand march at 9 o'clock. Admission 50 cents. Returning to Pendleton. , J. R. Hays and wife are moving "here from Portland. Thoy formerly resided here, but for a number tf years in Eugene and Portland. The Misses Frances and Elbry, since leaving here, have graduated from the State University. Miss Elbry is now stenographer and bookkeeper at the Baker theater, in Portland. Miss Frances is a trained nurse in Port land, a graduate from the Good Sa maritan hospital. Wash. Edward McGee, of Spokane, is here prospecting, and will invest some where In this county, perhaps at Echo. Mrs. Victor Hunziker is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Louis Hunziker, at Pendleton this week. Walla Walla Statesman. C. Emerick, of Spokane, claim agent for the Northern Pacific and W. & C. R. railway, was in the city airs. William House, nf Wont who has been the guest of Mrs. Leon Cohen for soveral davs rpfumci iier nomo toaay, C. H. Warner and Owen tTnrtnn both of Colfax, were In thn oH- ,, night en route to Echo, where thoy viajjciji to invest, Mrs. M. H. Gillette, whfl lino lionn visiting friends in Pendleton for the juai week, returns today to her home m iuuscow, mano. E. H. Sweum. of Mlnneannlls l In the city. He will remain in the'-coun-ty for some time, and with tho ox- ijuuiuuon or investing. Mrs. D. Z. Touslev lnft Mi!o 1W lJU,s, uai., tor a visit with relatives. She will afterward join her husband In Montana. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bean have nkm iuuujh at ino HtMhnn u..u, o.utu mis, uean'S return frnm Portland, where she was for some time very III. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. salt. Colo., are In the city. They will go for a few days to Walla Walla, and return with tho Intention of locating here or in this vicinity. D. F. Stewart, nf Prin.m been v siting with his sister, Mrs H E. Krebs. Today ho went to Echo to prospect In the Irrigated district. To morrow ho will return homo J. S. Jarvls. of Kansas arrived this morning and will prospect through this county for the purchase of land. tt mn . . trip to Walla Walla and Spokane" MrS. J. B. rt.Tllonnn,.,t r-. York, and Franoia Snow of Portland, will arrive in the city tomorrow to bo the guests of Mrs. James Devlin for a few weeks. B. C. Kidder nf MnWnv f.i. , been very sick for tho past . threo weeks. Neuralcla In , "... ho main complaint. Ho 8 much bet ter now and Is nhln K "j about. "uu W. F. Matlock returned thic Ing from Seattle In response to a tel. egram sent by Frank B. Clopton on Mr "Mnt.nL",'0 , "Oto1 pnton 'fire, Mr Matlock being a large stockhold' er In tho property. Albert Wurzwnll rived from Josoph, Willow" county , ' mm utmiiy. They former. y lived In Pendleton. They win iSave 1 horo for Portland Sunday Zrohu? where Mr. Wurswoller. fZ & Introducing New Food. Press Lewis, of La Grande, who has recently opened a Saratoga chip factory In -that city, is in Pendleton today, Introducing his product. Mr. Lewis has made a success of his en terprise and is meeting with a fair demand in Eastern Oregon. GIVE HIM AIR. Notice to Taxpayers. Notice is hereby given that nil taxes for the year 1902 are now duo and payable at the sheriff's office. Taxes unpaid become delinquent on April 1. No rebate aftor March IB. By order of county court. T. D. TAYLOR, Sheriff. The festive burglar 3hou'.d not for get that the criminal statutes of Ohio have been ro amended as to mnke the penaltiy for burglary, whether suc cessful or rot, imprisonment for life. Toledo Blade. m tores and 600 sheen A Hr. , I plenty ol water, J3700 P A flo iuicr quarter sections two mllei out, 113.600 whe" MJ 70 aercs-a stock rr,. .. . I rftnK adjoining running x,u , jM0.ftcre8,01uriVer wU0 ncres on the DmatllUjin,, m aoros-a Camss I'ralile itockftJ 320 acres; 100 tons ol htj In uASl This is a partial list; i Jj Ul" bick ana wheat farmif .-.CITY PROPERTY A SPECI I have a long lhAof desin' 1 Buueuaa anu uusinttw calltleB to suit the bujet. riiono lied 4Q E. T. WAS! Real Estate M IT'S JUST A that gets your lunirs sore anu poyes the way for Pneis consumption, or both. Ai lish Remedy will stop the day and heal your lungs. Consumntlon. Anfhmn and all throat and lime 'in itivoly guaranteed, and mi eu if you are not satisfied us for free sample. 'W.E Co., Buffalo, N. Y. F. IT. Co., druggists. ARRIVED AT MANILA. Irishman Tells of Railroad Accident In His Own Words. Thomas Barry, a Boston lawyer, was recently examining an Irish wit ness in a suit growing out of a street railroad accident. Hero is tho result of Lawyer Barry's suggestion that the witness should tell the story in his, own words: "Well, tho man fell in tlx str-reet b me car-r passeu; tnm ttr car-r stopped, an' we all run out. Tho cr-rowd gathered nr-round th' man and shouted: 'He's klltZ He's klltZ' Then Ol jumped in, pulled a dozen of the spalpeens out uv th' way, and yells nt 'em: 'Yes thick heads, yezZ ti in- mans kilt, why In hlvvin's name don't yez stand to wan side an' let him have a breath of air-r?"-Brooklyn Eagle. Paul Adam, whoso "L'Enfant d'Aus torlltz" has been one of the greatest recent Krench successes, thouch bare Iy forty years of age, has written near ly 25 volumes. H...j.,,.;.i..,,t,.I.,1.AAJ.j..t..t.A4J. Shoes The Best Values Ever Offered The value we give in these special lines of Ladies' Shoes is unquestionably the best ever offered at the price. Colonel William Parsons, wife and Daughter Now n the Orient. Fine Vici Kid, kid or pat tip, opera or Cu- ban heel $2 48 t French Lily Kid, pat- ent tip, slipper boxed $2 95 Via Kid Lace Shoe, medium extension sole fancy boxed, Cuban heel, any width orsize.$2.t8 Fordorers Vici Kid. welt sole, Cuban heel, whole boxed $2.95 i All New Spring Goods PEOPLES WAREHOUSE I I ST, JOE ST0R1 NEW SPRING GOOD! xne nicest line we have ever shown. Each day bnijij a shipment of new goods; our shelves are now loaded withci tress uoods, Waistings, White Goods, Percales, Gmgba: Underwear, Hosiery, New Hats, Clothing, New Ntche iNouons ol all kinds, Beautiful Laces, new patterns audi o.fa.io, jjcui, m met, almost anything you can call for, selected these eoods Dersnnnllv nnrl n,itVi rrm-ir liprrt I have all the new things that the markets have to offer, anil we paid spot cash we do not hesitate to say we can saJ ua, wuu meir patronage at least 20 per centoma - "UU1U F"y uiEewnere lor tne same grade of goods. Tf. . T tew . fle i-yons mercantile Company! ememiMjr: ine largest stock of goods in the city to select f A BIG- LINE PETS -k to 1 S CAR-PE m I Axminster Velvet Stinson Tapestry Flemish Kajah Extra Super C. C. Union Flax Rugs Art Squall M. A. RADEj FURNITURE STO MAIN AND WEBB Si THE BEST MANUFACTURING COHPI STEAM AND HORSE POWER COMBINED HAU'VESTW As McCormick was the original Inventor of the reaper ijjn er, so was "Best" the original Inventor of the first success utuuu urveaier. Wo wish to coll tho attention ol our friends who coit yuruuusmg a Hiue-Hill Combined Harveoter the coming we are still .In the lead In thn in it m?TxrLneJ!& and whlch our farmer friends" have rightfully "KINO OF THE FIETn Aft. ,i.i i. u in the i past sixteen years, and for tho season pf 1803 It will bo t tu u a a numbor ol valuable Improvements. The MACHINE is tho ntrnnAot onH mnttt Inrahln made. 'r.X?? DR,VE WHEELS 6 feet 4 Inches high, 2' mni j V u are n raro llinE with us. There is a main drive wheel whih i. nnni.n.j v.. i j.i HEADER is driven Independently from tho grain wheeled; orator, and is arranged wi.th a clutch for throwing In and - wuon luminer rnrnnrn mi. 1 THE 3EPARATORW0 wish to call your attention Pfldreeflli 8fparBtin8 1ual,"es of our machine We claim tb'V,itool fnn.; Iu r on the market can' In any way conp nr-,i o 1 . u,oro"0nncss or worn, In all kind and co Drain, and will renuirn Iohq it fnUTOMAJ,c..GOVERNOR'-Our patent wind gover Zi , f. u,nBt 80 tlmt at ni,y 8nood ot which tne ' S.1"1 tjovollns, tho wind is automatically regulated and ClOglng thO Shoe nnd mrrvlni. .a 1.. arn. Wo take nloasurn in invuin n r.mnt 11 n, P 'e I "'"I nialto n personal Inspection of each and over' ert n 1n nVr , , "laclng your orders. JSvory bocbm ed to do all wo claim for It and to be flrst-class nt ovry reP TEMPLE & WILCO: . "'T tttttYYYYYYYYYYYYY Local Agents -... received ,Jy Mrs. ItaoJiHH,