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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1903)
1 . i ' I TtttT'T1 I T.4.a , Clothing for Spring The hoight of perfection in Tail oring has been attained in onr lines of Spring Clothing. Eaoh garment has a distinguishing style which together with many other notable points has bonght our clothing in great favor with the conservative drossers. See oar Suits, from $10.00 to $12.50 Baer r Daley One price Clothiers, Furnishers & Hatters SPECIAL POLICE' NECE88ARY. GENERAL NEWS. Mrs .Deppart was fatally liurneit In a trolloy car In New York City by the blowing out of a fuso Igniting bor clothes. A wealthy I'ennsylvanlan took an Inventory of his hurts after shooting himself three times and finding he was not dead, hung himself with a halter. T. A. Hearn, for 30 years a road master on the Mllwnulteo & St. Paul railway, fell under a moving train and was cut in two. It was IiIh first nc cldent. dreat Britain will accept sliver from China in payment of the indem nity accorded her as a result of the damage to her subjects and property four years ago. A fire which did llttlo damage on Worth street, Now York City, result ed in the more or less serious injury of every fireman who helped in ex tinguishing tho blaze. Tho first tornado of the season Is reported from Kansas, where It un roofed the Union Hotel at Herton and destroyed a livery stablo and several smaller buildings sionuay iasi. A frightened and confused race horse ran six miles in tho night be fore a New York Central fast train, and fell oxhausted to one side of tho track uninjured, except by over-exertion. An Intel eating expose of the police system of Colorado Springs is in pro gress. The chief of police and others aro accused of harboring witnesses and planning and assisting In the es cape of prisoners. Another street car, this tlmo on Long Island, was burned while run ning full speed, while loaded with passengers. Cause, a short circuit beneath tho car. Soveral passongers were badly Injured. HOTEL ARRIVAL8. Hotel Pendleton, T. A. Meuzles, Portland. C. 11. Iihrnan, Portland. J. A. Klrkham, Scotland. Charle3 H, J. Miss, San Francisco. J. A1 .Clark, Now York. H. V. I-oveland, Portland. If. 13. Strong, Walla Walla. J. 11. Conning, Seattle. P. C. Holland, Portland. A. J. in. mini, Chicago. Ij. D. Colo, Portland. O. Greenbaum, Baltimore. H. F. Moon, San Francisco. William Neubauer, Portalnd. A. M. Mix, Now York. A. J. Fdeoye, Spokano. C. D. Orwln, Now York. Charles J. Cray, Portland. Herbert Williams, Spokane. William Manor, Portland. C. M. Smith, Portland. George Stevens, Portland. W. H. Boyd, Rcho. It. Wlnhleman, St. I.nuls. A. S. Cotterette, Salt Lake. Alox McPherson, Salt I-nke. W. D. Fagan, San Francisco. W. 0. Joiner, San Franclsro. J. A. Lukell, Portland. A. P. Bradlowag, Portland. George T. Williams, Portland. B. B. Swung, Portland. W. R, Glendenlng, Portland. A. I). Chase, Portland. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEW8. Charley Hlplothot, the last survivor of tho once powerful Saulchacet tribe or Central Alaska, is dead. Ho Is the hist of tho entire race. At tho present session of circuit court In Uoseburg, seven gamblers have been fined $60 and costs, amounting in all to about $700. B. Ilellly, a saloon man of Seattle, was held up and robbed of ?100 Tues day evening, as ho was closing up his place of business. C. IS. Hockwoll, or Brownsville, a pioneer of 1870, died or neuralgia of the heart. Ho was born In Saratoga, N. Y In 1810, J. I). Syues, an aged war veteran, was robbed by pickpockets on a Southern Pacific train Tuesday, be tween Salem mid Portland. Portland's free baths aro arranged lis a floating boathouso. Tho plungo bath, now 50x100, will bo Increased to 100x200 feet, to nccommodato tho Portland youth. North Yakima will present Presi dent lloosovelt with flvo boxes of choice apples, each applo wrapped In a Bheet of high-grade paper, bearing n short legend of North Yakima. Portland's city council has refused to grant a now license to "Mother" Olceso, who has operated one of tho most notorious sailor dives on First street, that was to bo found on tho Coast, Property vnlued at $250,000. Is threatened with destruction at Seat tle, on account of tho sinking and sliding or a half a block or land, which is being undermined by tho Great Northern In tho construction of n tunnel. Ttiu n.vnn I'.nl.l unn nf Mr niwl Mrs. William Bushman, of Chinook, Wash., wns iatally Injured at play, Monday. Ills lnrgor brother throw a heavy .Htlck of wood Into tho air, 'and tho' ,'llttlo boy run under. It struck him I iabovo "tho .riBht ear, crushing the1 vAkulHiii ia ihorriblt) manner, j Golden Rule Hotel. F. .1. Gardner, Portland. C. A. Oberg and wife, McKay. F. H. Brown, Coirax. S. E. Catterlln. Seattle. A. II. Writer, Portland. A. J. Lindsay. Walla Walla. G. Joyce, Portland. M. Melger, Walla Walla. Airs. W. W. Hlnton, Walla Walla. G. E.' Blockle, Chicago. J. C. McDonald, San Francisco. E. A. Tonance, Colfax. T. W. Jackson, Spokano. M. M. Bentnor, Wasco. A. J. Hall, Spokane, G. H. Stauff, Hot Lake. Z. Houser, Echo. Mrs. H, SI. Cowley and son. St. Johns. P. A. Bliss, Petit Itidgo. O. W. Beardsloy, Moscow. A. S. Cope, Walla Walla. J. P. Fones, Portland. J. B. Biownlln, city. J. McBlrnle, Boise, G. D, Galley, Portland. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti pation and Indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money back. 25 cts and 50 cts. Write to W. H. Hook er & Co.. Buffnlo, N. Y., for a free sample, F. W, Schmidt & Co., druggists. Quick Arrest. J. A, Guelledgo, of Verbena, Ala., was twice In tho hospital from a se vere caso of plies causing 24 tumors. After doctors ami all remedies failed, Bucklcn's Arnica Salvo quickly cured him. It conquers aches and kills pnln. 25c at Tnllman & Co.'s, druggists. For Sale. Three-quarter sections of good wheat land, or which one-half Is In grain, and all lies flvo miles north east of tho city. A dwelling, two barns and other outbuildings, and n good water system. Call at Oliver & Co.'s grocery, or at tho homo of u, W. nigby, 701 Thompson street. If you are troubled with Impure blood, Indicated by sores, pimples, headache, etc., wo would recommend Acker's Blood Elixir, which we sell undor a posltlvo guarantee. It will always euro Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons and all blood diseases. 50 cts and 11.00. F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggists. Walla Walla Will Furnish Ample Pro tection lo Visitors. Dozens of special police will be sworn In on president's day to pro tect the crowds that como to Walla Walla from tho horde of pickpockets, sneak thieves and all-round crooks, Bald to be following In the wake of the president's train and making rich hauls out of the crowds assembled to see the president, says the States man. Chief Kauffman this morning said ho had as yet made no definite ar rangement as to tho number of spec ial officers he would place on that day, but he expected to appoint a sufficient number to protect the crowds as fai ns possible from any organized gang of pickpockets. To co-operate with the local police will bo several special officers from the presidential train, who aro fully acquainted with every noted crook in the United States. It was through their efforts that soveral noted "dips" working in the crowd at San Fran cisco during the president's recent trip there, were recognized and cap tured. Artesian Flow Increasing. Measurements of tho flow or arte sian water struck on the Blalock farm a few days ago, show tho flow has In creased to 100 gallons a minute and the temperature is slightly warmer. Drilling operations aro bolng contin ued In the hope that an Increased flow will bo obtained. The Palace Cafe on Court Street lias Just been refit ted throughout. You will Unci everything neat, clean, wholesome. If you want a quick lunch we ran servo you We also serve regular meals for 25o. We believe we servo the liest meal in the city for money. Onr -teudlly Increasing trade Is good evidence of this fact. Farmer' 25c dinners a specialty. THE PALACE CAFE 310 East Court Street. Good Country Butter 30c to 40o per roll. Oreamory Butter 50c per roll. Tillamook and California Cheese. M0N0P0LE COFFEE We have just added a new delive ry wagon to our equipment and will make prompt delivery to any part of the city. D. KEHLER & SON The Big Store in a Small Room. Alta Street, Opposite Savings Bant I Oaf Prescription Department. Is an especial feature of our store. We realize our re sponsibility and are very particular in every detail, using only the best and purest drugs. it matters not what physician writes your prescriptions they will be compounded by a com petent, reliable pharmacist when presented here and at prices that are always reasonable. F. W. Schmidt's The Reliable Druggist foitofllct IllocU I'lionc Main 14)1 THE SURE WAY to Prevent Pneumonia and Consump tion Is to euro your cold when It first nnnent-R. Arlur'. t?r.u.u d. edy will Btop tho cough In a night, and drive tho cold out of your system. AiwiiyR a quick nnu suro euro for Asthma. TtrmicliltlR nml nil iiimii and lung troubles. If It does not sat- ibijt yuu mo uruggist win retunu your monov. Write In in fnr fri W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo. N. Y. .T7t VI r I. . . - t j A . . r, v. ovuuum uu.i uruggists. The Parrot Cigar is the now 5c cigar so much talked about It's good qoaliHes are astonishing "Just Try a Parrot Cigar' 5 cents HELL & CO. Sole distributors Portland, Or. Attention Sheepmen. 1 can furnish fine raugc on tho Grande Ilonde river, 20 miles from Elgin; land owned by private parties. Address Box -ft, Ia Orandc, Or. Delightful Summer Res.rt. Wlmrn nru vnit frnllll? tn HIlCIlll VOUl" vnniltlnn this niimmer? Before you decide this question, investigate Leh man Springs. It Is beautifully situ ated. Plenty of shade, splendid water, excellent accommodations, l,n,w ,.nnniWlmis with POIldletOll and other points, and it Is easy of access. A lew weekc speiu at i.en man Springs will put now vim and vigor Into you. Tho waters of Its va rious hot springs have curative prop erties. There aro 'IS cabins, a large hotel and nlenty of camping room. You will find it n delightful summer resort. Address C. It. Dutton, Leh man Springs. A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Earned You can save from 25 to 50 per cent on the Block I have left h,l genuine closing out sale and I Bin 'cutting prloes to a flmm, Xf .oil thorn T have made Heavy reductions in the nrim nfl.::"" 1 1 nmr BfiiinrnH nun iiiili.i iiiltm . poruerca. iu?, o aii ntr. nA RRn Unnlntim T nm nlnnlno nnt nf RHa iiu uuu auu uuu Auwwfc -mo uuv a yarn All 30o and 50o wall paper I have marked down to 25o n.. UVB1 iraulBU ll Diiuu xioiD uuiuio uuj pur uuat on. hleh trrade standard gewinc-mnhin.Q , . . - I. I A. .wv UUr i um in u ill' iiub mi v mwww-w w-uV v vuvo. iinv au Stock For Sale 7fi head of well-graded Shorthorn cat tle. 1 registered Shorthorn bull. 50 head of horses, mares, geldings and young stock, grade Clydes, and 10 head of Cloveland Bays. 15 head broke to work: weight, 1200 1500 pounds. 1 stallion, 20uo pounds weight, Clyde and Shire. Cash, or time with bankable notes. Address JOHN L. COX, C20 Thompson St., Pendleton, Oregon. (Would like to dispose of stock b foro turning out on range.) Pendleton Steam Laundry We have just opened a modern ly equipped laundry on Webb street just eatt of the East Ore (,'onian Huilding. We are pre pared to do first class work promptly Consult our list of piiees and give us a trial. We make special rates to families. Phons us and ve will call for your laundry. Don't send your clothes to Chinese wash houses when you can get it done better and with less wear at our laundry where none but white help are employed Stephens & Jordan Phone Main 1101 Pendleton, Or. GOOD SOUND WOOD is always received when you place your order with us. Fir. Tamarack and ..Pine.. Why buy poor coal when you can get the best for the same price? Laatz Bros. Telephone Main 5i are going fast so you fmm IS un. Picture These are genuine bargains, ICCCP PA II IMH SfnrA no n .. HUMMOCKS HAMMOCKS m mm w b. . m a i HaramocKs in tne city for a i J? r VIVU. LU L3VJLVV JLA U UWW I 1 1 111 ui Buun 111UU T n TAWI (ID Ll I Hi i. o. miLun. uic ridiuwarema 741 fflAin ai. rfiMuiiKiuN. NOTIC s nikir j ii in 1 1 i v ict ua ivmi crnn weiiin A J T I tuuus ui tuat. i tiu nave uui i m m j m f inree m re weeKS to duv LMiuusa . . j a these PRICES: White breakfast plates, per duzeu. 81c White pie plates, per dozen, 00c White cups and saucers, per dozen, 99c Common lamp chimneys, each 6c Covered vegetable dish, 48c o-pint niclcle plated coffee pot, ft5c Woven wire wash boards, each, 39c 100-piece Hariland dinner set. $27.73 14-qt. granite dish pan, each, 50c 100 paper napkins, 15e 5 bundles matches, 5c 3 packages Sioux Starch, 2oc 3 lbs, Gold Dust, 20c 3 2-oz. bottles Extracts, 25c Granulated Sugar, per sack, $5.70 Halter's Cocoa, 25c '1 packages A. A H. Soda, 25c 5 bare Owl Soap and 1 of Tar, 25c Mocha and Java Coil'ee, per pound, 30c .1111111- unrv i ni l m- .4 ped this week. Better buy cpve uiuiiwi uti iiuw auu omtv dollars OWL TEA HO xuur vraier jftpes cjcanuneo ana -r Delay will lead to serious breaks. First-class work guaranteed by r . ' . .... Piilfl HOK1 uun street, opposite tne ,uoiu -