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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1903)
h t mi 1 1 1 1 ; m i m i : m 1 1 -i h-ih i n m i n n n i h h t X t OUR NEW HATS For the spring season are now on Display Colors : Black, Pearl, Ntftra and Otter For Farther Particulars See Our North Window. INT NFDHMA T COL. DRAKE GIVES INTEREST ING TALK ON OREGON. sheathed with steel, making it proof atainst Are. An electric lighting plant for the mill and also for the town's streets and huildinps will be installed. Pow er wil be furnished from the mill. Th- electric equipment and machin ery Is due to arrive next week at Is land City. Busy Suit Department Our Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits for this Spring, have be,j more successiui man any umc aau. Crops and Stock. D. Howdyghell. who lives nine miles Bae & Daley One-Pnct? CioUnei Hatters auJ Furnisher H11!"! t1 1 '1 I"! ! i"!"K' 1 I I ! -IH t T t. f t. t. .J . TTTTT TTT J Urges Umatilla County to Contribute to Permanent Exhibit at Portland Homeseekers Want information nortbwest reports cro backward on j .J, hat is Reliable. arrount of the continued cold niguTs , Colonel Frank V. Drake addressed All livestock is in Sue condition T'the citiiens of Pendleton at the Pr- i E. A. Kidder, who lives four miles i-ilors of the Commercial Association. , west, reports all crops line, and live t Saturday evenlutr. on the objects of ; stock also. i. the Oreson bureau of information, as ' AV. Walker, of Birch Creek. Teports r civen fully, in Saturday's issue of the stock as in excellont condition and j East Oreeonlan. everybody prosperous. La nil in that t ' The trouble with Oreaon n been j neighborhood is mlsing to value T i -i . .i i a ,. 1 E E. Harvev. of Desoalc Canyon the homeseeker on his arival here: as in the c ty Saturday. Mi Har nobodv to take him by the bund and ve reports his n(0 acres of wheat as lead him to the truth about the state in nne conaiuon. as is eieriH, , He found no svsteraatUed collection in part of the county. , ,k t.t'c n-M) nH Charles Marple. of loakiin. the first thine he did was to write a disfonraains letter to his friends in , the Ea?t. What we ask of you here.' sair! Colonel Drake, "is to iend us ex hibits at vour resources. We will ar-' ranat- them, show them to homeseek ers and direct people to your comniu- THIS SUIT WE HAVE IN BLACK, BROWN, BLUE, TAN, MADE IN MOST UP-TO-DATE STYLES E feast rfeo,ttjy 'HI J iM I I II II I I II III I II HOTEL ARRIVALS. MOXDAY. MARCH 10 1903 GENERAL MEWS. President Roosevelt will start on his western tour from Washington, April 1. Thfl V... o .f vAi'amtA Vine iMImnla. eu a census oi uuiiib. snowing u iu. have a population of 420.447.0W. A most remarkable Invention has been made by M. R. Hutchinson, of Alabama, whereby the deaf can be made to hear. The Canadian Pacific has started big immigrant specials from Montre al to the northwest Great crowds are arriving from London. Owing to persistent demonstrations by Spanish students against the min ister of public instruction, the uni versity of Barcelona has been closed. Schenectady. X. Y., will be the scene of a general tie-up on April 1. The Carpenters' Union demands for j an increase of wages has been re- fused. 1 If the Panama canal treaty is pass ed by. the United States senate. Wil liam Cromwell, of Xew York, will re ceive $2,000,000. the largest fee ever given to a lawyer in this country. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Seattle experienced a slight earth quake shock Friday night. William Baker and Sons, of Cor vallls, have been arrested for stealing timber and logs. Jesse Simmons, a miner, had an eye knocked out while working in a mine near Sumpter Friday. John D. Daly, of Benton county, has been named as surveyor-general of Oregon to succeed Henry Meldrum. A rich gold strike has been made in Cave Gulch. 3 miles south of Lew Golden Rule. S. Thompson. Denver. J A. West. Salt Lake. F. X. Churchill. Chicago. Henry Fipler. Xeenah. Latie Cummings. Xeenah. Alice Jenkins. Pilot Rock. Mrs. Coffey. Valley. G. L. Thatcher. Goldendale. Lee Cunningham. Portland. W. V. Sackett. Portland. C W. Jones. Baker City. Ira R. Bambler, Spokane. Douglas Belts. Pilot Rock. M. X Smith. Spokane. W. J. Moore. Spokane. J G Helfrich. Spokane. J. S. Edding. Walla Walla. J. A. Scott. Athena. R. L. Cartwright. Milton. J. T King. Athena. J. M. Wyron. McKay. Hank Fanning. Valley. H. L. Swagsart. Walla Walla. R. Lulke. Portland. L. B. Simpson. Olympia. G. D. Galley. Portland. C. W. Xessly. La Grande. X. H Brooks. Lexington. Mrs J. Specks. Baker City. W. C Butler. Spokane. W. L. Marshall. Portland. H. Kaberg. St. Louis . E. J. Call and wife. Portland. T. W. Jackson. Spokane. G. B. Hentor, Ellensburg. W P. Moys. Spokane. A. E. McBreen, Portland. H. Renkert. Tekoa. H. T. Currin. Tekoa. J. E. Moak. Tekoa. G. W. Williams. Portland. W. R, McRoberts. Spokane. Floyd. Edds. Spokane. J. R. Owe nand wife. Athena. J. F Harrington. Athena. E. D. Hulligs. Athena. J. M. Booker. Athena. Ella M. Wallace. Walla Walla. George L. Wallace. Walla Walla. A. M. Kelly. Walla Walla G. W Skidmore. Walla Walla. L. C Wilson. Walla Walla. ports stock and crop fine, and every body plowing for summer fallow Ed Maurer. who lives four and a half miles north of Pilot Rock was in , town Saturday. He reports ha s arte ' and stock thin. Land is raising in value out there and everybody is pros .... .1 . f ' I l. n.tl.. I n . r. n - T. r t-c .1' ri ft nitv -hn hormiu ntpretml in It. ana iiuire. iur umi """ i--. voti must have some one authoriaed to sell in that neighborhood are ' ; to meet them here, extend the clad few who want to get where there is I hand and place them on the right ore range. track ' Colonel Drake called attention to t, Pr,ces ofT,Hrs"- . , ! the fact that a law passed at the re- Ben Brown, the Portland horsebuy .cent session of the legislature, pro- ?r. declares that the same grades ' vides that the county court of each f ?ooA "ordinary" horses, weighing 'county in Oreroa can expend $1.0H from 1050 to 1300 pounds, cost as l Mr vnmr in advertising thA countv . imicii m l iubhiib iuuiuj u.- ft YOU OUGHT TO tt THE CLOTH GUARANTEED STRICTLY ALL WOOL AND IN THE NEWEST WEAVES ONLY $8.50 A SUIT He urged the citizens to loose no will bring in Portland, which fact nee the industry of .t i- j: . i i, essanly shuts off . ' "Jr.'"',?. ;" I;;.""" horse buying here for the Portland this countv and its industries. Ques- market. After all the expenses of shipping are figured in it is very sc1 dom that there is more than ten do!- tions are asked daily, at the head . i T-i . l .i i: , I T n k . Z f 'ars ma-sin on any horse at all. while famous wheat belt of Eastern iO egon - and the place that should be occupied 4,,t and the place that sboum He oecup by Umatilla county in that exhibit is r vacant. i Transportation for exhibits is furu ished free by the railroad companies Xo cost is attached to the matte whatever, except that accompanying the collection of the exhibit in the county. ! The Commercial Association was ....... A 1 1. r... r- ryn-nA 1 i f UkKTni U tilt? crcaici IU i:mi mrio ture descriptive of the county's re sources, to be circulated at the head quarters A good map of the county j showing correctly the industries to I which each section is adapted should , accompany the exhibit, t President Dickson, of the Commer j citi Association, assured Colonel Drake that the sympathies of the as ! soclation and the business men of j Pendleton were with him and the en i terprise he represents. A meeting of i the association was called for 7:30 to night, when the matter will be for mally laid before the board of mana ! gers. The Umatilla County WoolgTowers' : Association was brieflv addressed by Colonel Drake, on the objects of the bureau of information, and upon mo tion of Secretary J. H Gwinn. his remarks were unanimously indorsed by the meeting. All members or the Commercial As- sociation are requested to be present I tonight, to discuss the subject when final action will be taken NEW MILL FOR GRANDE RONDE. H savs the indications are that such animals as he wants micht be sold herf more -ead!l har. 'hey can be lioucht Fire Which Swept Away Old Build ings Was Blessing In Disguise. Island City. March 16. The Pioneer Milling Company, which owns flour ing mills in La Grande and in Union. and razors. ! refunded. 25c and 50c. Write to us I wlU !s00n be"er Prepared to oper- Tncnnh nMi,nini ii .i. i tnw trc.. i.u tt tT tti c n ate in tnakin? breadstuffs in islanii Portland General Electrfo eomnanv. Buffalo. X. Y. F W. Schmidt C.n ! Llt" tn?n 5t has been before The f. TJ-L. j i r uuuu, luauu, anu a rusn is now on to , Moki Tea positively cures Sick that point. Headache. Indigestion and Constipa- Safe blowers entered a store at Ty-; tion. A delightful herb drink. Re ler, Washington, Friday night and : mo-es all eruntlons of the alrin mo. secured $100 in cash besides jewelry ducing a perfect complexion or money I Notice. was killed Saturday by taking hold of druggists a wire carrying G000 volts of electricity. naaius A. bmitn, class of 1903, of We. the undersigned, will be In McMinnville College, won in the state Pendleton within a few weeks, for oratorical contest held at the state the purpose of purchasing three hund- vuJ$m HIiS SUbJeCt red (300) more r leas hea1 oi Hon", was The Homeless Nation." for the Vahe& states cavalry A feud has sprung up between rival fore, would instruct owners in this factions of the garment workers' vicinity, to get their horses in proper union in Portland. One faction re- shape to conform to the following re fuses to recognize the union and will qulrements- apply for an independent charter. ' . , A band of masked men surrounded soSef "oer ha dl colo SfiZ after hrutaiu- hotin. th ,. a.le- w,tn tree and prompt action at killed 450 of' the sheen nn,! ,1 J rnvZ,' he & S"P: without de-, the camp. " Iect or blemish; of kind disposition. The United States through .ho ta t0 weIeh DOt ,68S tDan 950 Pounds. open to settlement n the next 60 7 , "'8". iram days, about 1.000.000 acres of land in i lL il 1 Jl J68" f aBe; Southern California bordering the 'tab,e for the Unlted 3tates cav" Colorado river. air7 King Solomon, an arrogant brute We wUl Dollfy you later lhe date of a negro, who tells fortunes at Port- Te want the norses brought in for land, slapped a white woman In the ln8PectIn- face while on a train Friday because Yours truly, she objected to his snoring. He is HENRY OLDEN STADT, now in Jail at Kalama. HERMAN METZGER. For further particulars, write new mill and elevator cover S9x90 ' feet, four stories high. The building' is enclosed, the entire great structure , having been erected from bottom to top in four weeks. The bulk of the . machinery is already at hand. There are six stands of rollers and the en-' tire machinery equipment Is of the latest brand. Water power is obtain ed from the Grande Ronde river, op erating a 23-lnch turbine wheel and . developing 85 horse power The mill will begin running smooth ly on May 1 and will daily manufac ture 200 barrels of high-grade flour, whole wheat flour, graham and other choice breadstuffs. The elevator department of the mill will store 65.000 bushels of wheat The entire mill building will' be Just Received A Supply of SASS4FRAS BARK Recently Gathered From Young Twigs This You Know is the. Season to Drink SASSAFRAS TEA THIS STYLE HAS BEEN THE MOST SUCCESS FUL DURING THIS SPRING'S SELLING. IT'S A WINNER A FINE BASKET CLOTH, TRIMMED Win BROADCLOTH ETON JACKET ASK TO SEE IT SPCIAL $14,00 A SUIT TON STOP F. W. Schmidt & Co. fUfobit Dragg.sts bf stage THERKELSEN'S PIANO HOUSE, :: PIANOS Knibe Lndwlg Bteck Smith & Brnei Hardman Fiichtr Harvard Jewett Franklin Hamilton liuih A CrU llalnei Co KUlngton Howard Baldwin Wlllard Harrington 315 East Court Street. Highest grade Musi cal Instruments. All homes should have a piano or organ. Our easy payment plan makes it possible lor all to have a first class in strument. Two good second hand organs and a good second hand piano for sale cheap. ORGANS' Chicago Coturi Maaon Hanlia EsUj Ann Arbor Packard EarnnS Mandolisi Oaltui Banjo and Vlolioi Meljtro Gramopboott fianoUi Sheet Music , 1- MAHHOID Herman Metzger, Portland Ore. to Malthoid Raofing. Fire resisting. Will thoroughly protect all buildings covered with it. A better roof ing for less cost than any other roofing made. Quickly laid and lasts for years. Seal for Uolltt. t The Paraffine Paint Co. Sn Francuco, Juitlt, Portland, Loj Ajijtlti aad DtAVtr, Colondo. Fishing Season Opens April First - CCvir.HT 8TATE Oi' OniO. i CITY OP TOI.RDO. )m LUCAH COUNTy. J Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ht U tbe aenlor wrtner of the Arm ot P. j Cheney & Co., doing btutneas In the city of ?h.Irl0,..i02nt-' a.n? au,e "foresaid, and hft.M d A will pay the aam of One nnndred poiiari for each and erery cam or catarrh that cannot be cored by the use of Hall'i Catarrh Cure. 7 Sworn to before me and antacrlbed In "(Seal.) a. W. QLEA80N. en?"'; h " tU intelly end acta directly on the blood and mucosa Stm. drnjtsUta, 75c Hall'a Family MUa are the beat Horaes Taken Up. ' Come to my place, four and a lialf miles north ot Pilot Hock, the fol lowing strays: One white and one sorrel mare, both shod all around. I Tho sorrel Is branded on the loJt .hW ad 1 disorders arte i " : Htm cor. inownueiing irom Ind eest on Pndo.o mare has a brand that in pa n,.i. nwaii- faqraed by I 5w t that it canno be deser bed' S Z"m Prepare for the great sport of catching the wily trout. Come to us for your rods, tackle, lines, baskets, hooks and other supplies. Our stock is the largest and best selected. FRAZIER'S Sporting QoodB of all Kinds Carelessness in Driving Is responsible for many damaged vehicles, but when a carriage is left in charge of Neagle Bros, for repairs, no one can ever accuse us of carelessness in repairing. Our work is always done thoroughly and well, and with promptness and dispatch. NEAQLE BROTHERS Engine1 "d KUrnu ,he 8tr Oaaollne I See the Fisherman I in Our Show Wind j And remember that I have a full line of High I Grade Tackle I Dought all of my Tackle direct , from the factory and have the kind that will suit J every fisherman. I have in stock fly hooks from J 25c to $1.50 per doz., leaders, from 5c to 75c, fish l baskets, straps, bait boxes, leader boxes, reels from 20c to $5.50, jointed poles from $1 to $io, all kinds of artificial bait, spinner hooks, "Chubb's pole varnish," mist tolored gut and other fisher- j man s supplies too numerous to mention. Gray's Harbor ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS Commercial Co. We Don't Keep Everything But we ao Keep u good big Htock of nice dry Flooring, Celling, Huatlc and Flulah, in all gradea. Abo all kinds of Dimension Lumbtr, In eluding Lath and Shingles. Our stock of Doors, Win dows, Moulding, Building and Tar Paper aud Apple Boxeala complete, and any one in need of Lumber will not be wrong in placing iucir oruer witu the : 3 T. C. TAYLOR THE HARDWARE 3 74) Main Street r itvnn. M . . ' 1 -WW- v Lutot iiu 1 nr. z.i panto 1 mSSSSA' -bor Cn, Co. GARDEN SEEDS I r? 1. nla . .... 1 i'icsii, neuaoie harden Seeds. The kind thai 'M ductive. Don't take chances wasting your efforts. Onioa best vantt 0 J j . Nice Sownd Apples Good Cabbage Fresh Rat Martin's Family Gtocery and BEST nRV wnrT - TT WAy.jBaaagm I We have bonglit of the Allen Brothers, their inter dry wood on short notioe, Office 688 Mala Stret PltAMtt Y I vrrt 'arm! i4lut UUKj uregon. Iff. Schmidt r II m str CWaf