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DAILY EAST OREQQNIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSBAY. MAY 21, 1963.
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Here's Your Chance to see the
PRESIDENT
l f. With every
dock noon,
Suit of Clothes purchased from us prior to 12 o'
May 25th, costing $12 50 or over, we will give a
Free Round Trip Ticket to
Walla Walla and Return
to Pendleton
T,icmavbe your lastchance.to see President Roosevelt.
imm ' Don't let it get by you.
PUTSCH'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
Comer Main and Alta Streets.
City Briefs
Ttrov 'cm out.
CMce meats at House r's.
fte Sharp for paper hanging.
Iij Tbe Delta's iced drlnltB.
fbce, ork at Teutsch's.
WWoas Ice cream, The Delta,
lite' bait soles 40c. Teutsch.
lurnished rooms to rent at
IM Court street.
0 tods of Imported and domestic
lijcbes at Qratt's.
Euf cigar store, headquarters tor
lata' supplies.
Irak salmon received dally at Cas-
in tsh market.
I Itow 'em out.
I "TOte Houso" and "Homo Queen"
sot books at N'olPs.
1 let received a new line of Jap
f.ttt bits, at Campbell's.
Itaj different styles of extension
trom 15 to $30. Rader's.
I fit Rent Three-room house f urn-
Wire at Royal restaurant.
Ibwtarles and cream and other
fes it tie French restaurant.
fki!n;g In sight on the Under-
iipewmer. J. S. Kees, agent.
ness for sale. Main street.
1 Alta and Court. See E. T.
out.
The Difference
'ktwean the lastinir
totalities of good
m ctieap
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"feweify
Hm. We will
Jl you good goods
heap figures
youpayabig
Yon
goods,
'ZlKER
THE
"BdOPTlClAN
Throw 'em out.
Throw them out.
" Picnic goods. Hawlcy Bros.
Smokers' supplies at Ncuman's.
See Sharp's artistic wall paper.
Spring chicken at French restau
rant. Fresh strawberries daily. Hawley
Bros.
Qcdney's Queen olives. Hawley
Bros.
Delicious strawberries. Hawley
Bros.
Fish and poultry, Lyman's 310
Court.
Have your shoes repaired at
Teutsch's.
Throw 'em out.
Wanted Ironers. Apply Pendleton
Steam Laundry.
Buy a suit of Belfast Mesh Under
wear at Baor & Daley's.
Try the Palm, 221 Court street,
for nuts, candles and fruits.
"El SIdelo," the best cigar made, at
ReoB cigar Store. Court street.
Fresh strawberries. Oliver & Co.
Seeds, package and bulk. Hawley
Bros.
For Bent Furnished rooms in
quiet location. Inquire at 307 Aura
street.
Hanlon's cigar store, headquarters
for smokers' supplies, Association
block.
Blacksmith shop in Pendloton for
sale. See Earnhart, Association
block.
Camas Prairie stoclc ranches, 100 to
1,000 acres. Prices right. E. T.
Wade.
Wanted Situution as cook for
small crow on ranch. Address P. O.
Box 101.
Wanted Girl to take care o child.
Sleep home. Apply Mrs. Baker, 1208
East Wobb street.
For Sale The Delta candy store.
Doing a fine business. Owner in
poor health. E. T. Wade.
One hundred and sixty acres. Half
rich bottom land. Good improve
ments. $1000. E. T. Wade.
Housor always furnishes good
meat Send in your order. Market
Alta street, opposite Savings Bank.
Throw 'em out.
Hazelwood ice cream bricks at
Ward's. Threo flavors vanlla, straw
berry and chocolate. Prico CO cents.
Wanted Furnished room, by two
young men. Kooin largo enough for
two beds preferred. Inquire at this
office.
Struw lints, golf shirts, summer un
derwear, large assortment to select
from. Prices reasonable. Baer &
Daley.
Lots for Sale.
1 offer some nice lots on the north
side near the river. No grading need
ed. Price $200 to $300. N. T. Conk
lln. Throw '0111 out.
BUILDINGS TIED IIP
TRADE8 REFU8E TO HANDLE
RIOBY-CLOVE IRON.
Work on Principal Buildings in the
City l Now Suspended on Account
of Boycott Trouble Will Be Dis
cussed Friday Night Foundry Peo
ple Invited to Attend Meeting.
The Carpenters' Union, of the city,
nas Doycouea me Rigby-ciove Foun
dry Company, and all work in the
city involving iron work from that
place is at a standstill.
For several days there have been
rumors of trouble, but no one seemed
to know what was the nature of the
complaint. It seems that at a meet
ing of the Carpenters' Union, six
weeks ago, the foundry was declared
unfair and a boycott placed on their
output, though the fact was kept a
secret by the union.
At the Ferguson-Maloney building
today the matter came to a climax,
and tho carpenters all were called off
by the contractor at the demand or
the union. The contract for the iron
work was left with the architect, C.
E. Troutman, and he being Ignorant
of the secret action of the uniou,
bought the iron of the Rlgby-Clove
concern. Tho union refused to allow
the men to work on the building if
the iron was used, and the men were
called out as a result, coraptetely
tleing up the building, as the masons
had to quit until the carpenters came
to work again.
It Is practically the same on the
Matlock building, but in that instance
the contractor laid the iron aside and
the work proceeded, and will continue
until the Iron work becomes a neces
sity, when, if the trouble Is not set
tled by that time, the construction
will cease.
At tho Foster Planing Mills the
same condition holds. The union will
allow no window weights or iron work
from the foundry to be used with the
output of the planing mill. It is a
boycott of the Clove company from
a to z, and threatens to tie up the
entire building business of the city.
At the foundry the condition Is un
certain. The firm has no objection to
their men joining the union, in fact,
part of the force is already union;
but they do not care to demand of
their employes that they join tho
union, and will refuse to compel them
to join or quit. The latter is the
sense of the union's demands: They
want the place to be union and in
tend to force it into line.
A meeting of the union hU6 been
called for Friday evening, to which
the managers of the foundry have
been Invited, and at this time it is
hoped some agreement can be reach
ed whereby the trouble will be ended
and work resumed.
In the meantime tho construction
of the Ferguson-Maloney building is
at a standstill, and all other work in
town is embarrassed nnd hampered
by tho situation.
INVITED TO WALLA WALLA.
Veterans of the Oregon Second Will
Be In Parade Monday Next.
The Pendleton veterans of the
Spanish-American war have received
an invitation from the authorities at
Walla Walla to attend tho celebration
at that place Monday next, In honor
of the president and participate as a
body in the parade.
It Is not thought at the present
time that many of the boys will be
able to accept the invitation, but
those who do go will march with the
Washington veterans and not as a
legimcntal body.
IT PATS TO TRADE AT
The PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
To see the President
Contest Ends 8 p. m. Saturday
Vote for tiro separate paplls on each Coupon. Vote must be cast every day.
Boys' Coupon
I vote for
for free trip to Spokane, Was., May 26, 1903,
to see President Roosevelt.
I vote for . . .
for free trip to Spokane, Wash., May 26, 1903,
to see President Roosevelt.
Girls' Coupon
I vote (or
for free trip to Spokaie, Wash., May 26, 1903,
to see President Roosevelt.
I vote for
for free trip to Spokane, Wash., May 26, 1903,
to see President Roosevelt.
: For the BALANCE OP THE WEEK we will sell
NEW ADVERTISING MANAGER.
John P. Blgelow, of Portland, Accepts
Position With East Oregonlan.
John P. Blgelow. of Portland, has
accepted the position uf advertising
manager on the East oregonlan, ami
assumed his duties today. Mr. Big-
low Is nn experienced advertising
man and is highly recommended to
the patrons of tho East Oregonlan.
He comes to Pendleton with good
rr.cummendat ous and the manage
ment takes this method of introducing
him to the people of this city.
Ladies fast black hose
4c
worth yc
Ladies vests
4c
worth 7c
28 inches lace stripe marsaile
7c
wcrth
IOC
Pillow Cases
9c
worth i2c
V
36-inch Striped Percales
7c
worth 15c
4
French Cliallier, fancy patterns
5c
worth 7c
Fancy Dimities, 30 inch wide
10c
worth ifljc
'2-yds. wide. Unbleached Sheeting
18c
worth 23c
Straight Front Corsets
v 48c
worth 75c
jo-inch Cotton Worsteds
8c
worth 15c
Dazzle Cloth, 32 inches wide
16 2-3c
worth 25c
7T
2)i yds. wide Bleached Sheeting
"3 f, 19c
worth 25c
Bats Towels, large size
18c
worth 25c
56 inch wide Table Linen
20c
worth 35c
";f,.,'2'inch fancy striped lied Ticking
worth la)4c
jtX inch white stripe Lawns
6l-4c
yvprth
ioc
36 inch all wool Serges', )lack and colors
25c
wcrth 40c
72xK-inch Sheets
48c
worth 65c
meeting this evening at their quarters
in La Dow hall. A large delegation
of i8ltiug Elks are here, having come
to meet Hon. Knlph Moody for tho
settlement of some difficulty between
a couple of lodges In the eastern part
of the state. Mr. Moody could not be '
present, however, so that part of tliu
program will doubtless bo iiostponcd.
Mr. Moody will bo In Baker City 011
Monday, There will be Initiation cer
emonies nl the lodge this evening,
however.
Tho visiting dclegution Is compos
ed or Dr. E. P. McDanlols, deputy
grand exalted ruler nf tho order; W.
P. Sargent, Frank Hobertson, J. H.
Pcaro nml (leoi-go B. Small, of Baker
City, and Isaac Iluer and M Kuchs, ol
Iji Grande.
That's the Shoe
Ctile Soap
IOCc"ke, 3 cks.
c-pure im
Pfted kind
Furniture
Polish, 25c
bottle the best
you ever had
Household
Ammonia
15c
Bottle
Old Si4!
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TT-fi. .
IJ and most careful Iiouhp.
trooble a,.,? a"'ted with the
Tt tulnSdtn,,1?0Omott bed busts.
-Eat .thw.r0nr ucwoyw
22,lH!e libe.Je1 outofevory
RJF'htf-SE?" u'g Store
win fc ' .
'U nitii IZ.'.1 L we oram
Pinenut cream
for the com
plexion 25c
Sponges
all sizes
.Pure cream
tartar 15c pkg.
Jce Crean '
Nugget ioc
u ilollcloadili of .
icecream and ,
But Urening ,,
Draft Horses to Seattle
A car of heavy draft horses will be
fh lined tonight over the W. & u.
fnr Seattle, for which market they
have been bought by J, B. Canney in
the vicinity of Pendleton.
Notice to Builders.
Sealed bids will be received at the
olllce of T. F. Howard, , architect,
rnnm seventeen Judd block, up to
three o'clock p. in., or May ICth, 190J.
for tho erection nnd completion of a
two-storv brick building, according
to plans prepared for,,the same by 1.
F Howard, architect: Stono fouuda'
tl'on and cement work reserved. ,TJie
right Is reserved to reject .uuy and all
bids for the work.
May Cth, 1903.
Throw 'em out.
Dining tables $5 and up, Hadcr's.
Pecan Sundae. Schmidt's pharmacy.
Get your spring suits at Joerger's.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mbb ,of Echo,
.... . .1... flf.tr.1 Mf
are registered in
George.
IMPORTANT ELKS' MEETING.
Vlslilng Elks In the City and initia
tions to Add interest
The Elks will hold an important I
Have
You
Heard
Of It 7
The
$3 00
Dunglas
Shoe
All luen who wear it, praise it,
"It's a beauty." "It fits."
"It wears "
And other commendatory phrases
express the fact that our new $3,00
DOUGLAS SHOE is the shoe of
the hour.
Boston Store
The Noli Store
Always showing new goods
New line of plain and decorated 1
Crepe Paper, 6c to 26c, "fine
shades and figures. 1
Tissue paper 35 reams of French 1
and American tissue paper.
Blauk Books and office supplies
we are certainly showing a strong
line of these items , .
New Things ThU Week
50 boxes, fancy Shelf Paper, three
packs for 10 oeU colors.
Oregon Souvenir Playing Cards
11.00 per package.
Souvenir Postal Cards of Pendlc
ton, 2'jO. each.
GtLtdtn Seeds,
Fishing Tackle, Books,
Golf and Base Ball Goods.
TRANSFER
TRUCKING
STORAGE
CROWNER BROS
Telephone Malu 4
Custom Made
Shoes to Fit
$2.50 to $4
1 Flfl HIM
I Car. Otart
JimM Meek
AT
I' OH HAI.K AT Till: KKWt OltEGONUN
oirke, larve bundle ol MwipApers, c
ulDlng wr 100 hit papers esn bs
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talned for SS emls s buod
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