Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1903)
Pjj '1zfe "SiT tf V 1 DAILY EVENING EDITMMb PEyDTOy, UMATILLA COUNTY, OKEGOX, SATUHDAY, MAY 23, 1)03 """"Q.47fil. ME1E1 jlJUMiEiGlENT ' CH wJrSsi IT HIGH SCHOOL Patronlied by Capitalists. ! fcnsofLabor and Capi bbgo Very Uneasy u Critical. Lc PROSPECTS ; PREVAILING IN OMAHA. . . mMA tmnloVCS Will out and Added to the r,e Unemployed-Employ-Cd strike Leaders Pugnacious. Ew May 23. The prospects r.Uci yesterday looked so h Calcsso's great labor crisis J this morning at the confer- h tilt ecaeo - . Mer leaders nuruus ett Scnraai. 01 lite, ami the Employers' As h'i committee met the com itate Lacniiry Workers to sct k itifte of 7,000 laundry cm , He unions waived every Iht the right to strike and de Iktreued wages, which the tj oners were willing to no lle Employers' Association, to I tie laundry employers belong, iiiteed to permit a settlement 6 lusli The association then t to lubstltnte an agreement 1 4e unions declare Is an unms 1 pfct to gradually weed out the Sifjoyers' Association threat' Hi ben the strikers out of em t fewer. President Schradt W tint not an engineer, fire bj other employe would ever mm to return to work until hat spirit is shown. He im IHr titer tdrlsed the employes tto seek other employment as ttiemalning out Indefinitely. Mtttale of the railways also Ml change from that of con Ik to defiance for the freight mi the demands of the stock jut, waiters, bartenders and B Totkers, embracing 30,000 Milch yesterday seemed im KWay teems farther away The unions regard the kai unexpected change in the tithe employers as evidence ns agreed at last night's tfg of the Employers' As . to make the fight against Rations a dsath struggle. Pflcted that unless conces fnaide beforo June 1, that f be paralyzed with Chicago, tny 23. What Is believed to bo the biggest get-rlch-quick scheme ever set In operation, was nipped this morning by police raids on George E. Sulliwin, head of the "Red letter" stock and grain compa ny. Detectives have been Investigat ing for weeks past. Millions of circu lars have been sent broadcast which Induced hundreds of Investors bv al leged fraudulent representations to j Invest in stock, grain and cotton fu-! tures. When they wanted to with draw they were Informed their money I had been lost. Alluring circulars were always printed in red, hence were called ' red letter reports." Dur ing pollco surveillance ?50,000 wero received within less than two weeks. A few days ago Sullivan sent out 2.000,000 circulars and teolgrams to Intended victims. An Immense amount of drafts and checks Baccalaureate Sermon By Stephen B, L Penrose of Whitman. THE CHALLENGE IS ACCEPTED j Lawyers Promptly Signify Mheir Willingness to Bathe MONDAY WILL BE SPENT . SEEING THE PRESIDENT. LAWYERS VS. DOCTORS IN HIGH ART BAdEBALL, Wednesday Is Class Day and Will Be Observed With Imposing Ceremo- at Opera House Thursday Evening. J'Pjace In June Peter West May Not Attorneys of the City Promc-tlv Ac- cept the Challenge of the Physicians i But'Bar Dentists Event Will Take PUy. The first of the Pendleton high and 1 school commencement exorcises will ' Pendleton Is to have bnscbnll In other remittances commenced to flow be held at the Christian church to- gfeaufchunkB, and for blood nnd bones In yesterday, which led the police to morrow afternoon at 2:30, when Pros-' ., nraetir xhp ,,WVer nmi thn believe Sullivan wns preparing a big ident Stephen B .L. Penrose, of Whit- , a. Pract,ce- Tne l-wjers and tho haul and anticipating flight. Tho po-! man College, will preach the bacca- j doctors are at It In earnest and hair lice made a descent on Sullivan's lux- j laureate sermon. ' will fly, so will the ball, urious offices this morning. Three of The program as arranged by the j The doctors want to create musclo tnesc oown town were crowded with i nign scnool, for the end of another richly dressed women speculators of j successful and prosperous school all ages. Hysteria and panic follow- j year, Is as follows: ed. More than. 100 persons were ar-1 On Monday the high school will go rested, Including Sullivan and 25 girl j to Spokane and Walla Walla to see stenographers and many telegraph j President Roosevelt and speculators of both I On Tuesday evening tho seniors ths 50,000 men now employ llMOClatlnn nro .,,.. t P Wag locked out. These Phthers. 9,000 freight handl P testaorant employes and Fj Jirds men, f"t Reached In Omaha. iy !3.-The Union Pad who have been on months, will return to Em ' t set,oniunt having The- details have not pwtjtorjhe public Make Arrangements. m..m Pr.esl''enf8 return 'ird will pn,i , ,,,,," U?J toja rido across the KuSMf ,tlirKb the K m,tH,ntaIn rt-Klon. It K.X lnce thl? el'y lms It ill ec"tlv of the "11 practically be a r,fr to dtlzons. The pwh? hni visited S.herc ln company for a big KIM 's expected "tlll v . " leai- khS?!S. 'od "t the in mo I M LI.. . . iiw." Princf. f nr t ft. ' Paltnpr nt m, T ha8 Rained -sement will operators sexes. Sullivan locked himself in his pri vate office and tho police battered down the door. A long line of patrol wagons was necessary to carry the prisoners. The police then cut all the telegraph wires leading to tho offi ces and carted away tons of litera ture. The concern had leased wires to nearly every city of importance from Portland, Me., to Omaha and on west. It Is estimated Sullivan has already obtained more than $1,000,800. He had memberships of the open Board of trade of New York and of the Consolidated Stock Exchange of Bos ton and various mining and stock ex changes. Sullivan was formerly a telegraph operator. The detectives developed the fact that Sullivan permitted turf Investment companies to use his pri vate wires and that he has agents all over tho country. and a long sweep of tho carving arm, while the lawyers are desirous of Im proving their voices aii.l gaining In creased lung capacity for tho next term of court. Incidentally, both of the teams wish to help out, by their MUCH INTER EST IN YACHT H GREAT CROWDS ATTEND TODAY'S TRIAL RACE. will be banquetted by Mrs. Cronln sweat and blood the financial condl and Mrs. Bond Wednesday will be class day at tho high school and the program for the afternoon will consist In planting a granite memorial at the high school ground. The initials of the flvo mem tion of the hospital. The declaration of war was Issued yesterday by the doctors and before the shades of night had fallen thn legal men had formulated a document of much wit and forensic power, which bers of the graduating class will be they trarled In the teeth of the enemy. graven in this monument and it will - . m " ,K. ,iX H- . bo planted with imposing ceremo- such syriceless Tlece of llteraturo. In nles order that Uie legal phase of the stu- On Wednesday evening the juniors Pe,naus, f,l,to? be KIve to t'j will entertain thn seniors at hlch ur8bt light of the sun, and so aa to school assembly hall, with a public program. On Thursday evening the graduat ing exercises will take place at tho opera house and on Friday at 2 p. m. will be held the closing day exercises on the north steps of the high school building. people for tho harrowing details of the conflict that Is to come, tho docu ment is printed here. It reads aa fol lows: Lawyers Object to Dentists. Pendleton, Ore., May 22, 1903. Dr. C. J. Smith, Secretary. Dear Sir: Precarious Winds Make Results Un. certain Half Holiday in New York Brings Thousands to the Scene. Glen Cove. May 23. A good north east wind this morning presaged a fine contest netween the Reliance, Columbia and Constitution today. Tho latter boat lay at anchor this morning alongside tho vJolumbla, and Is In fine trim. At 9 the Columbia and Constitution were ready to move to the starting point. Over In Echo Bay tho' Reliance's lingo sails were seen slowly running up. The wind indicated 11 miles to windward thrash, a three mile broad reach and an 11-mile run with wind abaft the beam for tho course today. This gives an excellent chance to try the defend er out In good shape. A slight bubble to the seaward made the Columbia admirers hazard the prediction that tho Rellancn would not have a runa way race, such as marked tho trial of two days ago. Even more steam yachts and pleas ure craft are off Glen Cove today than on Thursday. A hair holiday In New York seemed to have caused all who are able, to attend the trial. Steam .yachts and a private regatta commit- too boat came up early tms morning, while the New York Yacht Club's steamer Slrakas had her decks Jam med with crowding yachting enthusiasts. ' mv. ., in ii .i i j mi,n will ,nc(et ' fUUIlCIIKO OI U1U IJIiyHlCIt&US UUU of songs and drnTsrasslsted iy the "Mttota of the city of Pendleton -hs high school orchest'ra and will bo fZi ''J8 f ..V L8 participated in by all the public school f"' P ft?" of ' MLi!. children of thp cltv terms and conditions to be hereafter parli have takPn tho utmost Dalns the Physicians are concerned, but I ) . fi?n VnLw Al think it only fair that wo should ex- clses will be such as will make pu , ha b h h plls and public long remember tho phvg,caI anu eSpCclaIly (l0 wo ol)Joct tnerm ,just closing has JJS rons of the schools fully appreciate baqueatlonaWy pull the tireless work of tho teachers in , don tnrce.ba'RKi;rs wlllc,1 Uo charge, t legal profession would undoubtedly The public is cordially invited to seml Bkyward, and this would bo a attend all the exercises and Pendle- Kreat handicap upon our players, as and a hard man to hnndlo. Tho now otppl nls of the ritv Jail will be If arrangements can bo to made, car lieu ma in tho diamond bciuro tho game nnd tho umpire locked therein by disinterested parties. Tho Key will then bo carried to a secluded spot until after tho gnmo Is finished nnd all the funerals liavo been held. Tho game will be played between tho first and tho fifth of Juno and all tho proceeds will go to tho hospital. It there are any left over nftcr tho bills for arnica, splints nud bandages havo been paid. A wholesnlo lot of thoso latter things will bo ordered from Portland, nnd tho nnibulanco will bo on the grounds under tho chargo of n specialist from San Fran Cisco, It will be a good game, as j highly Interesting as an ancient gtad-j tutorial combat in tho palmy days of Home, nud all Pcndletonlans nnd In habitants of Eastern Oregon, and tho surrounding states who nre not afraid of the sight of blood nro Invited to tio present. farmer Beaton into insensi bility-17-year-old Daugh ter Outraged and Murdered NUDE BODY FOUND FLOATING IN A STREAM. Real Estate Transfers. Burr B. Courtr.ght and wife havo sold to James M. Slnck for $1,000, lots 9 and 10 In block 11, of Haley's addition to Pendleton. K. Boottchor and Bertha Boettchor, hts wife, havo sold to W, J .Furnish for $3, ('.00, tho northwest quarter nnd the north halt of tho southeast quar ter of section 27, In township 4, north nnd rnugo 30 east, and tho south half of section 3 and all of section 29 In township 3 north of range 30 cast, being a tract of land locnted about eight or 10 miles east of Echo. Returned From Portland. R. Alexander has returned from his visit, In Portland whero ho went to at tend tho Masonic encampment and to sea tho president. Mr. Aloxnnder reports a very pleasant trip nnd Im menso crowaa In tho metropolis. Tho decorations wero vory profuso; tho electrical display being particularly fine. Sheep to North, Dakota. Pope A Howard, will ship 11 car loads of sheep from tho Pendleton stock yards tomorrow to North Da kota. Tho sheep aro billed to Chi cago, but will bo summered on tho Dakota range. In tho fall tho sheep will be taken further cast and sold In the Atlantic markots. Thero will bo 2.200 head In this shipment, though tho firm expect to ship 9,000 head cast before they leave tho vicinity. Remember, tho last train for Wnlla Walla Monday, May 25th, leaves thu O. R. & N. depot nt '2 o'clock, noon. Buy your tickets early. EARLY SEASON III KANSAS Negro Accused of the Crime Now In Custody Valuable Rings Found on Girl's, Fingers Proves Robbery Not the Object Determined Men Are Awaiting Results. ton should show tho appreciation by turning out en masse to help the school, celebrate the close of a sue cesbful year. WOODEN BUILDING CRU6HED. Will of a Three Story Brick Falls and Two Are Injured. Stockton. Cal.. May 23. The wan we have no such members of poplar- tree form to put ln tho outfield with your tooth-pulling players. Wo think that you havo a full complement of medical practitioners to meet any Icpal team that wo can muster. Wo aro willing that you should place a handicap on us by excluding from our gamo tuo veneraulo and dls 1 tlnguished divorce lawyor, Peter ' West, provided the female members excluded uTm Found..- W0I Royal f Restaurant Sold. .W. Ij. Isb'elle. who has run the Royal restaurant, on Main street, since last October, sold out today to Mrs. Tofft, of Rltsevlllc, wasu., wno will take charge at once. Mr. Isbell will not leave Pendleton, but may en gago In other business here. Mrs. Isbell will go to Mozler, Or., for a two months' visit with friends. Stockton, uai.. way ! of your profession aro also nf a tiiree-siorv uricK duiiuhjk ncm , , .,o.ii0i i. o,., nn.i erected by the Stockton Investment wh tJj0 foregong conditions, wo aro uompany, iuii uiuwaiu wiuine to accept your challenge, and crushing a two-siory i iraoen .-.. ; sba ap,)0nt a COminltteo to confor mg adjoining, aire. ",KO " r"""u'; with a llko committee of physicians to or j'uiiman. tvnou., ... arrang(3 ln0 details hereof, sister, of this city, who were in tno , Yours respcctfully. letter building, wore dangerously In-i TJIB jjvWYKItS, jured. i This document Is tho offspring of ' I the fertile and' eloquent brain of Marriage License Issued. A marriage license was Issued by the county clerk this morning to James I. Johnson and Rebecca N. Mc Cubbln. Mr. Johnson is a resident of Morrow county. Invited to the Country. Tho Ladies' Aid Society of tho First Presbyterian church has been Invited to spend a day with Mrs. J. J. Ral ston, of Eastland, on Juno 4. Tnomas G, Halley, tho champion baso runner of tho aggregation. Mr. nancy will also bo expected by his col leagues to settle all disputes with tho umpire, should such an official bo secured, It Is a matter of much doubt as to whether or not an umplro ran bo found, as tho only man eminently fitted for tho place is tho county con ner and he will bo In tho game. It may be possible that Mr. Radcr will olllclato since tio Is an undertaker Flqhtlng In Macedonia. Constantinople, May 23. Consular reports from Monastlr, Macedonia, delayed a day ln transmission, state that fighting occurred In the moun tains six milos north of Monastlr all day Thursday, but no details are ob-talnable, CONGRESSMAN WILLIAMSON WILL SPEAK Congressman J. N. Williamson will deliver the oration In thla city on the Fourth of July. Acting on behalf of the committee appointed by the Progress Club to secure an orator, R. Alexander secured the prom ise of Mr. Williamson to become the orator of the day at the coming eel- ebratllon '1' weU known ability as a speaker and his large circle of personal friends In Pendleton, make this a happy selection and the committee on arrangements feels that thla part of the colebraUon Is already an assured success. MAY CYCLONES PERFOM UNU8UAL NUMBER OF TRICKS Dozen Houses Were Destroyed In a County Seat In the Southern Part of the Windy 8tate. Enrekn. Kan.. Slny 23. Thn south eastern portion of this city wns visit ed by a cyclono early this morning. Six poisons wero more or less norl ously hurt. A dozen houses wero do stroyed. One wniiinn was hurled through tho nlr half a block, but may recover, Ono of tho freaks of tho storm was the mi tiro demolition of a hnuso In which n widow nnil her four children lived. Shu was badly bruised nnd wiih hurled through the air while tho child wero unscathed. Illegitimate Son for Throne, Paris, Mr.y 23. The Rappcl today assorts that Alexander of Hervln has decided lo mako his illegitimate son by Mndarn Rlstltsch holr to tho Hervl an throno. Guilford. Inil.. May 23. Tho body of Rosa ICIscr, tho 17-yonr-old girl for whom search was madii all day yes terday, was discovered this morning In Tanner's creek by section hnuds, Tho scant clothing that remained on tho body hnd caught on drift wood and nothing but a hand waving abovo tho water's surface attracted atten tion. A small boy Inst night told his companions ho saw a hand, but no attention was paid to htm. Tho soc Hon men brought tho body hero on a hand cnr. It wnH carried to tho church. Tho body was nudo, but for an undurshlrt, and It Is supposed tho remainder was torn off In tho strug' glo with hor nsBnllant. Tho head and race wefo gashed and hrulsi'd. Thcro Is ovldenco thnt tho assailant was compelled to murder hor to accom plish his object. Farmers Are Gathering. Tho KlrlV rings; -which are ot value, aro still on her nugura. Hor father, who wns beaten Into unconsciousness by his assailants, Is expected to dlo at any time. Ho Is still unconscious. Physicians nro watching constantly, hut thero Is faint hopo that ho will uver again regain lucidity enough to glvo thu dotalls. Helntlves who arrived this morning took charge of tho body. A dispatch from North Bond, Ohio, says tho marshnl thero linn arrested a huge negro, answering tho descrip tion of tho man supposed to havo com mitted the crime. Undor sweating tho negro confessed to having been In Guilford nnd Manchester on tho day before thu murder. Ho wns taken to Manchester whero an effort to Iden tify him will bo made. Tho town Is tilled with excited people from a radius of many miles, If his guilt Is established a lynching or burning enn not bo avoided as tho mon aro quiet, determined larmerH, who would doubtless make an nttnek oven It tho ii 1 1 It lit Is called out, Thu physicians' autopsy this nf tor noon showed that tho girl's skull was fractured at tho bnso ot tho brnln. It Is believed no criiulnul assault was committed. Tho girl's mother who hns boon in poor health for somo time, Is dying from shock. Tho father has regnlncd consciousness nnd says a colored man struck Mini. Ho I un alilo to descrllio him. Ho thinks ho wiih thrown Into tho river, as no ro ineinlxirs gnlnlng partlul conscious ness on thn opponlto sldu from which ho 'had been walking, Ho doesn't remember hearing his daughter scream. A colored man answering the description of tho ono loitering In tho vicinity wiih met by a farmer at Z o'clock Friday morning, crossing tho bridge. GRAIN MARKETS. STANDARD IMPROVEMENTS. Satisfactory Showing In the Way of Development Work. Dr. Ud W, Huullor, gonoral manager of tho Standard Consolidated .Mines Company, left today to visit tho prop erty, saya tho Humpter .Miner. Dr, Mueller Is carrying forward develop ment operations on an oxtenalvo scalo, Tho showing rnado under tho now management Is most satisfactory, and It Is confidently stated that tho com pany will bo ready for a reduction and treating plant this rail. Regarding this plant no plans havo been formulated, or at least not mudo public, but that It will bo unions tho most extensive In tho district seems Tho most coinfortahlo outfit for theso warm days aru a soft Manhat tan shirt with a skeleton coat and rants of which tho Peoples Ware house lias a splendid assortment. Wo'll bo open until 11H5 Monday morning. Then wo nro going to sco Roosevelt Quotations Furnished by Coe Commis sion Company R, L, Boulter, Local Manager, 120 Court Street, Chicago, May IB. Minneapolis, May 23. Wheat In view of tliii fact that tho cabled worn a llttlo weak our mnrkot o period a shndo lower. Damage reports aro still bolng received from thu winter wheat belt, which Indicate that thn damago already dono Is much mora serious than was at first supposed. Wo bollovo wheat Is a good purchase on all recessions. Thu general public socms to bo awakening to tho fact that wo aro In for an old-fashloood bull market, Chicago, May 23. Opening, July 73 Bopt 70 Corn July U Oats- July 33 Minneapolis, May 23. Opening- July 77 Sept 69 Cfoso, 7314 70 ft H 33T4 Close. 77 69t4 Throw 'era out, Just a necktlo or a handkerchief or a collar may Im all you nood, but matter how small your want., tka Peoples Warohouso Is glad to fill H