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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1903)
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, ilUN'lftt, 103. AT COST 1000 Pairs of Slippers and Oxfords In Tatent Leather and Vici Kid, Welts and Turns. Every pair must be sold before July 4th. See display in Dry Goods window. ISOTSCH'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE Comer of Main and Alta FLOUR MILLS FIRE PEACOCK PROPERTY BLAZE AT FREEWATER TODAY NOON. Citizens of Both Townt Turned Out En Masse, Organized a Bucket Brl gaae and Extinguished the Fire After a Valiant Fight. Fire Mas discovered In the tower Of the Peacnrk Plmirlno- Mill o IW water today at noon, and before the mines couhi do extinguished the mill had been damaged to the extent of at least Sin nnn Tin. ,ii..i - - ; " 1 1 " tin iiivi u.ibtiiniM m a hot box In the shaft of" the ele vator and was at the extreme top of iu tower wnen nrst seen. The alarm Was SOUnded nnrl tha nonnlo i Mlltnn and Freewater hurried to the help of me mm. a bucket brigade was form ed and the men of the two cities suc ceeded at last In stopping the fire. The mills were running night and (lav Under a lnl nf niati nnlora oml were full to the brim with flour and wheat. Thp- hart 1 a week and wro mrhrtn win, nviiorj They constitute the principal industry hi treewaier. and their loss would be a severe blow to the community. It will take At IparI n mnnfh fnr tho repairs to be made and the mills to no siarieu, City Brevities Iott can see It. ...... In alellt. iHa; o est (hoe work at Teutsch's. . Sharp's artistic wail paper. . ... - .1 TOailne oi.lfe nt Tnorn-or'fl et your inest strawberries. Hawley Bros, ate your shoes repaired at isch's. ifs' cigar store, headquarters for ker' supplies. ist received a new line of Jap tt hats, at Campbell s. rty different styles of extension i from J5 to ?3u. uauer s. El Sldelo," the best cigar made, at s' cigar store. Court street. il kinds of Imported and domestic hes and clam chowder at Gratz's. or Rent Suite of rooms, nicely ilshed, one block and a half west Jain street. Inquire 208 Alta. oaser always furnishes good t. Send in your order. Market street, opposite Savings Bank, radlng in "puts" and "calls" un cur system Is very profltp lie. We He grain and stock accounts on argln of as low as ?20 dur book put" and "call" trading sent freo application. Ileforences, Brad et Booge & Co., members of nber of Commerce, 37 Corn Ex iSC, Minneapolis. eth Thomas tands for all that is good and :Iiable in clocks has for forty ts. We are selling $3.50 "H Thomas clocks for $2.75. s of patterns. one and get one. k Poise of yoar Watch Kit does not beat 60 to a mln W 1 bring it to us. No feature ourbusiness is receiving more "t.on just now than our ich repairs. 9UNZIKER THE JEWELER and OPTICIAN Never out of sight. It's before your eyes. Castle's for fresh fish. Choice meats at Houser's. See Sharp for paper hanging. ?50 given away. See page 4. Try The Delta's iced drinks. Delicious ice cream, The Delta. Smokers' supplies at Neuman's. Ladles' half soles 40c. Teutsch. Best building lots in Pendleton. Wade. Store for rent, Inquire of Chris Hanley. Swift's Premium hams and bacon. Hawley Bros. Nlco furnished rooms to rent at 309 Court street. Wanted Salesman and collector. Call at this ofllce. Fresh lettuce, peas, rhubarb, string beans. Hawley Bros. Try the Palm, 221 Court street, for nuts, candles and fruits. U C Rader about that $30 worth of furniture he Is giving away. For Rout Four-room house on Clay street. Inquire at this ofllce. Received dally, fresh tamales, crabs and crawfish at Gratz s. Best Rtock ranches In Camas Pro irie, 100 to 1,000 acres. Wade. Bicycles, bicycle sundries, pocket knives and Iron wagons. Nolf's. See page 4 about the ?50 worth of furniture Rader is giving away. One business opening sold yester day; two left on .Main street. Wade. Blacksmith shop In Pendleton for sale. See Earnhart, Association block. Don't let cigars get the best of you get the best of cigars. Han Ion's. Chase & Sanborn's delicious cof fees, always fresh at C. Rohrmau's, Court street. Woman wanted to do general house work; pay good wages if competent. Call E. O. office. Sewing and dressmaking, Miss Jes sie Jones, 1015 Franklin street, cor ner East Railroad. Work on the Underwood typewriter stands up before you all the time. John S. Kees, agent. Miss Eva Fioomo left this morning for" Athena, where she will be the guest of frlendf! for a few days. Furniture of a live-room cottage for sale at a sacrifice; enquire at this ofllce or address P. O. Box 5C2. For Rent Large front bedroom in I private reiddence, close In; one or 'two gentlemen; reasonable terms; 212 East Blutr. Mrs. Eugene Holmes lost n point lace handkerchief either at the wed ding last night, or on the street. The finder will bo liberally rewarded by returning the same to the residence 1 of Mrs, Joun Vert. RETAIL CLERKS ARE STRONG. One of the Best Unions In Oregon at Astoria. Astoria, Or., June IS. The Clerks' Union, which Includes In Its member ship every retail store clerk in the city, has elected the following offlc crs: T. H. Leahy, president; Charles Jonnson, nrst vice-president: L. J Carlson, second vice-president; R. NA. McLean, financial secretary; L. bprigg, recording secretary; K. A, Johnson, guardian; A. C. Callau. J, H. O'Connell, J. O. Baliand, Al Schroeder and Charles Lightfoot, del egates to the Labor Council. FLOODS IN -MONTANA. Sheep Drowned and Bridges Washed Out. Big Timber, Mont., June 18. The damage from the recent heavy rains on the Northern Pacific, between hero and Billings, were even worse than was at first reported. Near Columbus a steel bridge 30 feet long was swept away. Oliver Bassett, of Park City, lost about 250 head of sheep. The sheep shearing pens of Cabot Thomas were swept away. Traffic was re sumed yesterday on the Northern Pacific. BRISTOW AFTER THEM. His Report Compromises Former Postmaster-General. Washington, Juno 18. The copying of Bristow's report of the postofflce Investigation Is completed. Fifty pages of solid type-written matter will be given the newspapers for pub lication Thursday morning. Postmaster-General Payne declined to discuss the subject, but it is under stood that many of Tulloch's allega tions against the admlnlsuui.on of a former postmaster-general are sustained. Dimities Latest colorings and de signs. 15c goods reduced to 80 Granadines Patterns guaranteed to be rhe newest. 75c goods reduced to .. 38o Embroirdered Swiss Small and largo dots'wido or nar row stripes. 85o goods 4 Q reduced to C Organdies Genuine Scotch makes with Bilk stripes. 50c goods ro- 55t? duced to .... Big Girls Patent Leatner.jlow heel slippers $1.50 Fancy Ribbons Now arrivals Shirt Waist Sets Novelties, 25c to 75c IT PAYS TO TRADE at THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE' 50 per cent discount on Summer Dress Goods Belts No newer line shown .anywhoro Sommer7 Corsets New lino just received WILL NOT RESIGN. Quit Report That Schwab Would Presidency Is Absurd. New York, June 18. me story published this morning to the effect that Schwab would, on organ's ar rival home, reBlgn the presidency of the steel corporation, Is declared by Schwab's confidential representatives as redlculous and absurd. They state positively that Schwab has no inten tion of resigning. PETER'S ACCESSION. Made Possible by Murder and Cele brated by Singing the Te Deum. Geneva. June 18. The Te Deum in celebration of Peter's accession to the Servian throne was sung In the orthodox churches today. The prince and leadlnn members of tho Servian colony and consul and vice-consul of the Hii8slan embassy, were present. The prince was loudly cheered on his arrival and departure. CALIFORNIA DEFALCATION. Poison Flv Paper IiDresh s'ljPment of that powerful "Sure Death" fly evi,, . s ls tl,e paper that was so satisfactory to ""yonelast season. bouB?.eminder t0 Set some now, as you probably Mil8", some 'ast year and if you did we know you Wl want some this year. 5c package of ten sheets PEN'S DRUG STORE ' "Tm .nam street toward the Court llounti Treasurer of Inyo County Disappears With $4,000. Independence, Cal., June 18. Treasurer Bunny, of Inyo county, who disappeared six months ago, Is a de faulter to the extent of $4,000. The discovery was only made when the state treasurer sent a statement of Inyo county's account. Officers are searching for him. Stock Farm for 8le. The Ogle stock farm, consisting of 3000 acres, about 2S0 head of cattle, plenty of vater, grass and timber. Range has never been sheeped off. All under fence. Will grow all hay re quired. Call on or write to Bentley & Hartraan, Pendleton, Oregon. Notice to Creditors. The undersigned. successor to Giasson & Royer, Is authorized to collect all accounts and moneys due said firm. W. M. GLASSON, Pilot Rock, Ore. 9 Imported Dimities in pink, bluo, white, black and Nile green. Striped and flowered de signs. 30c goods reduced J 7 Q Small Boys Canvas Shoes Cool, comfort able and cheap at $J and $J .15 Fancy Hose Ladios, Misses and f IZ- j. TAT Chihlrens, at tO J OC Misses Slippers Low huoled, 1-strap sandals patent vamps, fancy bows 50 A second shipment of Mgmi9 .ffltt SUHldl V(t lLQfltt! or warm weather wear Sues, 33 to 46 PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Chautauqua at Gladstone Park. Tho Willamette Valley Chautauqua Association has Issued Its tenth an nual program to bo given at Gladstone Park near Oregon City July H-2C, From the very small beginning In the way of a session held In 1894, the Chautauquu"h98 grown until It cov ers a period of 13 days and drawB talent for Its platform from all parts of the country. From an examination or the present program, It would seom from the rich array of talent there scheduled to appear, that tho 1903 ses sion bldB fair to ecllpso any of Its predecessors. Notwithstanding the length of tho Chautauqua for tills year, hardly a day passes without the appearance of some star attraction. THE NOLF STORE Money refunded if goode prore untttlifactory OXFORDS 3 1 w y Sw U & MAJLTTIOID TheM hQdr little Ocx-arU can be folded slid Hand In a tpaco of 10 incbee. i iC Ci BE Strongest tllclt In murkel . '.CW Boston Storo Boy's Ircn Wagon the kind for bard service, at 98o,$1.35, $1,95. $2.25, $2.45 Nev Arrlvnlsi-rull line of Bit Wheeler Wilcox' book and a full Hue of hreildeat Booeeielt't booki. Cufttom Mad Shoes $2.50 to:i$4.00 Best Dollar in town A. EKLUMD JuJ.l Mock, Court tnJ,Mln It The new high gride roof ing for low cott work. On iliedi, fictoriei, wircliouiei, birni, depoti, wlurvei, All building of Urge roof iur fice tint require protection from the elementi. A better roofing t the lime price hu never been produced. The Paraffine Paint Co, S FrniUco, 5iaUI, Portland, Lot Anjtlu nd Denver, CalorasW. T. C. TAYLOR, Agent 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 lust for the, samu price? Laatz Bros. Telepfeone Main 5) ,