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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1903)
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1903- Summer Days are Oxford Days and With the opening of the season we have ready for you the largest stock of men's women's and children's Oxfords that we have ever carried. TIThese goods mean more than "style" or "beauty" for they have the best wearing qualities of any we have ever carried and the prices, remarkable. DINDINQER WILSON & CO- Phone Mln 1IS1. Good Shoct Cheap COUNCIL MEETING FIRE LIMITS ORDINANCE PROPOSED AND DISCUSSED New Boundaries Will Considerably Expand the Territory In Which Wooden Buildings Are Prohibited Fire Chief Asks for More Hose Right of Way for Sewer Order ed Purchased Rlgby-Clove Get Contract for Iron. LA GRANDE HAS A MAN HUNT. Very Brief, While it But Exciting Lasted. A bad man who tried to hold up a brakoman In the yards at La Grande, and who attempted to stab the brakeman when he resisted, was promptly arrested by Officer Cotner and turned over to Constable Martin, wno siarceu with him to the city jail. .When he arrived at the city hall the prisoner gave the constable the Blip and started down in the direction of Hot Lake at a hot gait. Two men on horses and two on wheels joined in the chase, which finally resulted in the prisoner being captured and led to the jail at the end of the consta ble's red bandana. While the chase was the warmest, one of the horse men collided with John Wilson, who was breaking all previous records iu his attempt to overhaul the escape, .and the way the wheel was mashed up was a caution. Before the race for life was ended, nearly every un occupied man in town had Joined the inad rush. La Grande Observer. At the council meeting last even ing nn ordinance was discussed which should rofls the fire limit boundaries of the city. The ordinance was not presented, but was referred to T. F. Howard, who will, in con Junction with the city attorney, re draft the paper and submit it to tho council, when it will be passed. The boundaries given last night will be the ones adopted in all probability, and they are as follows: Metes and Bounds of New Limits. Commencing at the intersection of Garden street, with the South boun dary of the Umatilla river, thence running southerly along Garden street to Railroad street; thence running north along Cottonwood street to Alta street: thence east along Alta street to a point opposite the center of block Ave, In the orig inal town of Pendleton; thence run. ning northerly and parallel with Cot tonwood street to a point 100 feet south of the south line of Court street; thence running easterly par allel with the south line of said Court street and distant therefrom 100 feet to College street; thence northerly along College street to a point 100 feet from and north of the north line of Court street; thence westerly and on a line parallel with the north line JUMPED THE TRACK BASEBALL TOMORROW. Line-Up Has Been Changed Some what, But the Team Is Strong. The next scries ot tho league i scbedulo will commence hero tomor-l LEAVE THE row afternoon at tho Alti street FREIGHT CARS leave int grounds nt 3.30 o'clock ' STRAIGHT AND NARROW WAY One new man haB been added to ' tho team since it played here, two in fact; Wilner, well known hore, and Bradbury, who will play second base. Bradbury played with Walla Walla last year and is a good man. "Slats" Taylor will also be with thei boys, and will show them how he can pitch. The line-up of the team is given in the batting order: Nengle, loft field; Brockhoff, third base; Gass, center field; Brown, catcher; Wilner. first base; Spicdell, short stop; Bradbury. second base; McDonald, right field Marcus and Taylor, pitchers. Trouble Probably Originated With a Defective Flange, as the Middle Car of the Train Went Off The Damage Will Be Repaired by Tomorrow. ALLEGED "BIKE" THIEF CAUGHT. Bally PERSONAL MENTION. 3 ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY. An Interesting Program Very Finely Carried Out The closing exercises of the St. Joseph's Academy, held at Frazor's opera house last night were a de cided success. The long program was carried out in Its entirety and each number was well rendered. Tho exercises show the result of long and careful drill given the stud' cnts of the academy by their instruct ore. and tho management of the in stitution may well feel proud of the enort put lortn. T. W. Lusk, of La Grande, Is in town on business Miss A. Sheppard Is In Weston to day on a short visit. Miss Mary Rust Is visiting friends m Walla Walla for a few days. Sir. and Mrs. IL L. Sherman, of Oakland, are visiting friends In the city, Mr. and Mrs. D. Shults and family of Spokane, are visiting iriends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Nell, of Colfax. are visiting friends in Pendleton for a few days. J. F. Clemmer. of Alba. Is visiting nis cousin, A. C. Funk, of the sher iffs office. Mrs. Rosa Borgevln and family, of La Grande, are the guests of the Golden Rule. Miss D. B. Crigler is visitine ot Court street and 100 feet distant "lends in Portland during her sum therefrom, tn nnttnnwnnrt RtreoT : I er vacation, Beef Cattle to Seattle. Tomorrow evening Fred B. Phil Hps will send out a carload of boef cattle lor the Seattle markets. Powdered Daintiness You never saw a foot powder like ours. It is taking the town by atorni. There Is just one word In the dictionary to describe It. That word is "dainty." Tallman'H Foot Powder is unequalled for sore, blistered, aching and sweaty feet. It keeps tho shoes dry, sweet and whole some these Lot, sultry days. The harvest man needs It, the business man needs It, you need it and everyone needs it. Be sure you get Tallmati. Accept no other. thence northerly along Cottonwood street to its intersection with Water street, thence westerly along Water street to a point east and 100 feet distant from the intersection of the east line of Main street with Water street; thence northerly on a line parallel with the east line of Main street to the south bank of the Uma tilla river; thence westerly and along the south bank of the Umatilla river to the point of beginning. Miscellaneous Provisions. Provisions -will be made for all future construction, as to thickness of walls, kind of roofing and all ma. terlal used in construction. The building will be as nearly fireproof as it Is possible to make them. More Hose Wanted. A communication was read from the fire chief asking for the purchase by the council of 1G00 feet of hose. The matter was referred to the fire committee, The sewer committee reported that right of way could be purchased for the now sewer through the property of R. J. Crawford for S50 and of J. M. Slack for $100. The council or dered warrants drawn in favor of the men. Rlgby-Clove Score Big. Only one bid was received for fur- Mrs. W. W. Elmer and daughter, of Spokane, are tho guests of Pendle ton friends for a few days. Mrs. L. Cole left this moraine for Weston, where she haB gone to at tend a picnic given today. Rev. Robert J. Diven has cone to Portland for a short visit in connee tion with his church work here. Thomas G. Hailey has returned from a visit at Boise City, where he accompanied his wife and children, George H. Sutherland, of Walla Walla, is here to look after the com mencement of the work on tho sewer. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Zehrung have returned from a trip to Portland and the Sound, and will reside in Pendle ton In the future. Mrs. Hembrio. of McMInnville. left for her homo this morning, after a visit at the home of Mrs. Cynthia Turner, of this city. N". Shaw, for some time an employe at the O. R. & N. passenger depot, has resigned his position and gone to Bakersfield, Call., where he will reside. G. Y. Harry, general organizer for the Stnte Federation of Labor, and a member of the Lewis and Clark Exposition board, Is at tho Hotel Pendleton. Miss Mary Francis Lyons Is the ..... ...... J . MUVIO iJ JLIL ID nishing the iron work on the sewer guest of President and Mrs French, contract, and that one was from tho of the Weston Normal School. Miss Rlgby-Clove Foundry Co. They agreed Lyons will visit in Weston during the " mum.uiu tumio ui v iiei commencement or tne Normal Col pound, or about $12 per set. The council accepted tho bid and ordered an ordinance to be drawn authorlz ing the work to be done. Miscellaneous Sewer Contracts, Two cement bids were opened. T, lege. Baseball at Walla Walla. "It now looks as If wo could make tho league stick In Walla Walla." Thin xvna tho nVicnrvntlnn - rnnnnAn iuiuinu inunu uouert iH.rns last evening, when ask Coudor cement at $4 per barrel and ed how liberally tho citizens of Walla Giant at S3.7G. These prices aro Walln quoted in the warehouse, the city be- Itenance of tho club, according to the Last night freight train No. 22 tore things up nt the O. R. & N. yards for some feet. As tho train headed In from the main line, one of the cars in the middle of the train climbed the rail and piled things up generally. The track was torn up for some distance and the cars twisted and strained. It Is supposed that a sharp flange on one of the middle cars climbed the rail, ns half the train passed the switch in safety before the accident occurred. Very llttlo damage was done, excepting to the roadbed. The cars were raised onto the track today and everything will he repaired by morning. Four Wheels Stolen Harrison Is In Jail. Harrison Bally, aged 14, was arrest ed Sunday on a charge of stealing Rollo Proudfoot's bicycle, too boy was placed in Jail nnd will be brought before Judgo Thomas H. Brents, of the superior court, today on a charge of incorrigibility. About two weeks ago young Baily was arrested for stealing a pair of rubber boots belong ing to tho street commissioner's de partment, but owing to his youth his offense was overlooked. I The bicycle taken was the fourth to disappear in tho last month. The boy said he rode It down to Rltz's Grovo. where the Sacngcrbund was enjoying a picnic. He Intended to re turn it, he said, but when ho was ready to go homo tho wheel was gone. He told the officers where be had left it nnd a thorough search was made, but without avail. The police think that Bailey knows more about the others than he has told. Walla Walla Union. MEN'S RESORT. Five Carloads of Beef Cattle. J. C. Lonorgan will ship five car loads of beef cattle to the Frye Bruhne Company, of Seattle, on Sat urday next. lheunAr,emvatd ' .:aVa!d an',hiB tha't J? Now Mother's prf.;.. - ny but it's ill i,:. earth. ' w icas You have only to trr tt . vw wl lls merit. OWL TEA ueapwt place inOngw Meeting Last Night Appoints Com mittees and Transacts Other Busi ness. Tho membership of the Men's Re sort met in tho rooms last night and after hearing the superintendent's re port, discussed the work for tho coming year. It was the unanimous desire that the work be continued on its present basis until larger quarters can be secured. A committee consisting of five members were appointed as follows: F. G. Oster, chairman; Alexander Otis. Charles Richmond, E. G. Ester brook and Charles French, to can vass for 100 members to guarantee the expenses for the coming year. Mr. Johnson Resigns. The resignation of Superintendent Levi Johnson was accepted and E. G. Estabrook was installed as his successor. J. T. Lamblrth and Gearv Kim- brell were appointed nn auditing committee to look over the reports I ana accounts of the past year. Will Put in a Gymnasium. It Is the aim of the association to enlarge the quarters and put in .1 gymnasium just as soon au It can bo done. a 4. YOUR DOLLARS DO DOUBLE DUTY AT UK hALt during the past week has been Mich . U success that we have concluded to continue it ca week longer. The opportunity we pive you tj buy seasonable goods cf the very latest and mosttiM, uaic ai)ii.s, uiici.1 Hum inu wunu & jasmon centers, is vetr unusual in Pendleton. In fact it never before Wn.J .:n k i j .- . rr,"w mil uc iuuuu ujuM lulcresiing. C0A1E IN AND SEE US Lyons Mercantile Company ., iW.T.l.l 1 t t 11 . , Going to Portland. Rev. Levi Johnson, with his family will remove to Portland next Mon day, where they will reside. Mr. Johnson will have charge of the Sun day school mission work In the Port land presbytery. Services at Temple and Falrvlew. Rev. R. J. Diven will nreach next Sunday at the Temple at 11 a. m.. and at Fairview at 3:30 p. m., in the absence of Rev Levi Johnson. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This auestion arises in the f.--nilv every day. Let us answer it to-dny. Try t .,r -' !)' ! The Best Oil Cooking Stove Ever is the automatic blue fiune cooker. It is a boss to nonseKeener in not weauer, -will boil, bake or roast like charm, It burns only a i T rt I in inAtn ciTTQon Tn tt u ii u i n aiiu a iiiiu ouhsi ical stove made. w .i HKAn at I r on inn ai Prepared liy TALLM AN & C2: Leading DrugglHtx ing expected to do tho cartnee Tho Oregon Lumber Yard will fur- uish tho Coudor cement for $4.10 per barrel, and the Giant at J3.85. They win also iurnish Waliula sand at $2 per yarci anu western hard-baked brick at J10 per thousand. This is delivered. Tho council took the mat ter under advisement. To Change Part of the Route. A petition was Introduced by Jas Fee, acting In behalf of S. M. Rich ardson. R. L. Oliver, J. D Price, Wil nam Fitzgerald, M. C. Pyle, T. D. uuver. ll. e. carpenter. Perry HouS' er and L. D. Lynd asking that the exit ot tho sewer be put about a ipiarter of a mile farther down the river. Tho council was addressed by Fee. Fitzgerald and Richardson, who j Btated tho object of the petition. No union was laKon by the council, but Wnlla Walla Union. Visiting at Weston. Mrs. B. B. Hall, the wife of tho deputy county clerk, and Mrs. W. H. Hon, his mother, are visiting reltt' tivcB and frionds at Weston, where they will remain for several weeks. They will also attend the pioneers' picnic at mat place next week. Marriage Licenses. A marriage license was Issued to day to Edward Myers and Bessie A. Baltezore, both residents of Umatil la. A license was Issued vestonlav to icniean Aiacieay and Miss Mania Nye. Died of Erysipelas. m i. r . i ... i . i .... ir u-iii K .,.!.. .. " V . u-uihuiiiu cuiia or Air. nna l"",a """'Mrs. J. F. Choney. died yesterdav MISSOURI BLACKSMITH ON THE . BOOM ; tor on Its next meeting. The coun i en win again meet at the council I chambers nt 10:30 a. m. on Thursday morning, when It will clean nn tho business left on hand by the last meet. afternoon of erysipelas. The funeral was held this afternoon at tho home of tho grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. h. Kruger. Rev. W. E. Potwine om elating. Buggy and Hack Wheels at Cost. See us for Wheat racks before ordering elsewhere WASTED-First-class Horseshcer $3.00 per day steady. Missouri Blacksmith ShOp. .West Webb St. A FATAL RUNAWAY AT BOISE. It Results In the Death of Two Chil dren by Drowning. Two little children of Deputy State Engineer James Stovenson, wore recently drowned in HoIn rvor. The mother of the children, who was mwiiuriy niiBs uess, or uakor City a coiialu of tho Messrs. Wisdom, of the same city, was Urivlng a fractious horse and had -the cTillHron with her. The horso becaao 'frightened and Mrs. Stevenson Jumped out of the Iwggy. As sho did so, tho horse broke away from her and leapod into tM river. The children "disappeared beneath tho waters, and their lmiiioa hare never been' recovered. Petition for Divorce. A suit for divorce wns filed today by Poter West on behalf of Gertrude Hammond vs. Felix N. Hammond. The plaintiff alleges desertion as the ground for suit. Recovering From Croup. Tho little child of W. C. Hoseason Is much Improved today. Tho little ono has been sufforing from croup, nnd Jor a time was not expected to live. Fire at La Grande. Tuesday morning Mrs. Zuber's two- story frnrno home in La Grande wns burned to the ground. Loss,' J1.200 with $600 Insurance. a delicious and healthful dessort, pared in two minutes. No boil a I n baking I add boilin; water and -ot U eooL Flavor;: Lemon. Orann-B berry and Strawberry. Get a pac' ag at your grocers to-day. jo cts. BEST FOR THE BOWELS ir too liaTim't a retmlAr. healthy moTcant of th wweii erer ilny, yoii'r 111 or will be. Keep yom Wfs(su)n., iuivs, iii mo Riiapeui Tin ntrhy4curplll (olion,U dcnirerous. The smooth Mt.vttleat. iinjjt-iKJtttt rvjy of kcilD tbe boweit ileal auj sis V v- CANDY CATHARTIC EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY Fltuant. I'alMuMe, I'uU-nt. Tula flood. PoOood Sicken, Weaken, ur Urliie, 10, n. and W cenu per, box. Write for fne aaople, and booklet or oealtn. ddrvxa 133 mitusc utxiDT co.mr, cinnco M jiw Tooa. KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN THE RACYCLE The Renuine, the bicycle which is the undisputed leader, is handled in Pen dleton only by us. "Come in and see the Racycle. Withe 3H Cort "nee, street - e a a a a a a t a a a a a 4 a t a t a a 4 a a t a a t SHIRT WAIST SUITS Thete will be a discount of per a on our entire Stock of and a still larger reduction on all out WRSM Call and see oat Shirt Waists BIG BOSTON STORE i -A . "... t. . J 1 . ..