CELEBRATION MUST BE SOLD It pays to trade at The Peoples Warehouse OBSERVANCE CALLED OFF BY MEETING OF YESTERDAY Immediately After Over $1,000 Wat Subscribed to the Relief Fund Ladles Volunteer to Go to Heppner i . rHnujintr nrices Nurses, and a Large Number of Men Go as Laborers All Leave Town This Morning by Special $3.50 Waists, at $2.50 3.00 2.25 2-75 ., , 2.15 2 50 , x.90 2.25 , i 75 2-00 , 1.48 : J.35 1-50 J.J5 1-25 , 95 I-?? , 75 25 .mimnniDO DTA rtUDI DmifHlTm nmnnn BUIauflU DIM JJflrAIUfflDfll DlUKUi I Comer of Main and Alta City Brevities ... M u .J9 iu sight. ...e meats at Houser a. - .bee work at Teutsch's. . n nrlettn wntl no nop ling tables $5 and up. Rader's. r.rlniT etilfc at Inprwr'n rnni- shnpfi renalred at t - .SI It scrs supplies. us; received a new line of Jap ..... Jlffarfint ctrlllo rf OvtOflctntl es from (5 to $30. Rader's. a Sidelo," the best cigar made, at . .gar store. Court street. n l-'nrts nf Imnnrted and domestic its asd clam chowder at Gratz's. or item ouue 01 rooms, uiceiy Main street Inquire SOS Alta. n-ispr a ivnvs fnrnlfitiPR pnnn Send In your order. Market sum, opposite savings uuuk. vie re.siaenee close in : one or semiemen reasoname terms; East Bluff. fart Tt- In "itntc" w1 .ollo .in- OJ.' smem is verv nrntltp il We "put" and "call" trading sent free ' application. References, Brad-1 Booge & Co.. members of Umber of Commerce, 37 Corn Ex pise, Minneapolis. II Wi lli nnmBP .. " . . .Hat ja tr uuu a ii u tl- .... - D " 1IIUMAS Clocks tnr v-tie ana et one. Poise of your Watch 1 If it A . . - vi.j uul near mi rn a 'mm. - "g u to us. No feature uui UUS ness if. rpri. . nn MCliiinn .no .! JU3i llow lnan our HUNZIKER JEWELER and OPTICIAN Never out of sight. It's before your eyes. Castle's for fresh fiBh. $50 given away. See page 4. Try The Delta's Iced drinks. Delicious Ice cream. The Delta. Smokers' supplies at Neuman's. Best building lots In Pendleton. Wade, Store for rent, Inqulie of Chris Ranley. For Rent Three-room house on Main street. Nice furnished rooms to rent at 309 Court street. Wanted Salesman and collector. Call at this office. For Sale Household furniture; en quire at this office. Try the Palm. 221 Court street. for nuts, candles and fruits. U C Rader about that $50 worth of furniture he Is giving away. For Rent Four-room house on Clay street. Inquire at this office. Received dally, fresh tamales, crabs and crawfish at Gratz's. Best stock ranches In Camas Pra irie. 1C0 to 1.000 acres. Wade. See page -I about the $50 worth of furniture Rader Is giving away. We are making special prices on fireworks for home displays. Nolf's. One business opening sold yester day; two left on Main street. Wade. Blacksmith shop In Pendleton for sale. See Earn hart, Association block. Don't let cigars get the best of you get the best of cigars. Han Ion's. Woman wanted to do general house' work; pay good wages If competent Call E. O. office. Sewing and dressmaking. Miss Jes ale Jones, 1015 Franklin street, cor ner East Railroad. Work on the Underwood typewriter stands up before you all the time. John S. Kees, agent. For Rent Two cottages, good lo cation, suitable for small family. In quire at 100 Bluff street. Wade & Bryson have sold the resi dence property of Lottie D. Hover male, lot 5, block C7, reservation ad dition, to Arthur E. Lambert and wife, who will make their home there. Notice to whom It may concern. I have sold The Delta Candy Store and am going to leave the city. All par ties knowing themselves to be In debted to me will call and settle at once. C. W. Irwin. Grand opening Saturday night, June 20, at Gratz's on the Rainier beer. Free concert, grand free luncu. Twenty per cent of the receipts will go to the Heppner relief fund. Help the good cause along. A German scientist who has spent eight years In Patagonia says that Patagonians will soon be extinct. Poison Fly Paper A fresh shipment of that powerful "Sure Death" fly "per. This is the paper that was so satisfactory to everyone last season. - J"5' a reminder to get some now, as you probably nought some last year and if you did we know you want some this year. 5c package of ten sheets KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE ""KMrmniValn .Aivunl III. flaiirt IIOUSO ihl t3??' 10 the ,el8ram from V1?,Pr0Bress c'Pb cael a meet .8 at . counc" chamber yesterday ? ..oc,0,clj for th0 Purpose of call- nf tfc eurauon off. The purpose ?h; MenRwas stated by the pros dent of the club, R. Alexanderand the action of the club was requested, t.. M Lyons moved that the celebra thV".. ,,ulfin'tely postponed, and Uio motion was carried by an unanl mous vote. It was moved that th0 money which was subscribed liv h ni ' city be returned pro rata after the expenses already Incurred had been paid, and the motion was carried T. C. Taylor moved that a commit tee be appointed fnr raising money for the sufferers and the chair appointed T. C. Taylor. Ed Marshall and Joe TBllnmt, committee. They immediately repair ed to the office of the recorder and wrote the head for the subscription list, and Inside of 10 minutes $525 had been subscribed for the fund I lie HSI Wild ML'an it-.......l - - .....v.. iMuiiim illllUU; tne business men of lim Mt- m.,i u. fore night over $1,0UU had been added io xne list. Before the adjournment nf thp Pro. firesa Club a telegram from the men "I iieppner was read by Mr. Cohen, asking for volunteers tn tn Hint place for the purpose of relieving the ..u.nii. mciu uii aumiay ami .Mon day. In answer to this a meeting was called for the evenlnn- n s nVWL- nnd at that time the council chamber was jammed to the doors by the men who wanted to respond to the call. The list of the names was taken bv tne committee and was afterward cnecKed over and only those who were physically able to do the hard work required, and those who were the right kind of men were kent on It This morning transportation was pro wueu tor tnp crowd and a special car was set aside for their use by the railroad company. The crowd was early at the depot, where each name was checked off and a ticket given. There were 50 more men than wore on the list who were anxious to go, but only those whose names were on the list In the hands of the commit tee were allowed Iu the car. In response to the call for nurses a large number of the ladles of the .city volunteered to go, and from this list was chosen enough to fill the number asked by the relief commit tee at Heppner. The list of those go ing, both men and women, Is printed below: s"j.C's Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Stlllman, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Mlscka, Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. McBrlan, Mrs. LInebaugh, Mrs. Bol lerman, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Jordan, Miss Georgle Shull, W. Dupuls, C. M. Depuy, J. U Drake. CHIT Dupuls. Ed Doyle, W. Goodman, J. Green, John Caseman, C. H. Harrington, George Houser. Lester Hicks, Ralph How land, H. Hibbard, C. A. Hall, R. I.. Henry, II. H, Hicks, Joe Halman, C. Anderson, C. C. Berkeley, S. Brown, E. Bronson, P. G. Burton, C. S. Blum quest, Walter Bartholomew, Frank Cook, Dick Casey, A. Coleman, Frank Lewis, E. L. Leland, A. D. Morrll, James More, M. J. McDermott, P. Mattsou. G. T. McLane, A. C. Hascal, A. L. Hoover, T. L. Hackett. H. C. Hoskins, Frank Harward; A. Jenkins, Stewart Jamleson, Gus Underman, Joe LeBow, J. W. Moore, R. McGee, M. McLeran, W. Nelson, A. A. Nelson, Chris Nelleon, George Otis, Dallas O'Hara, Charles Kellog, T J. Oleson, R. C, Painter, J. O. Price, D, (i, Piper, John Peters, O. G. Reeves, W. S. Snow, John Thorp, A. Thompson, J. T. Van Orsdal, L. Vaughn, Walter Wells, O. M. Wlckersham. C. Reedel, Carl Reaber, G. W. Rish, Joe Ray, George Reynoldson, C. G. Sliver, A. Smith. G. A. Wlttock, F. West. C. H. Walker. Eldridge Waffle. Sporting Magazine. A. Stelnmetz, of San Francisco, la at the Pendleton. Mr. Stelumetz Is the representative of the Western Feld, a magazine published at San Francisco In the Interest of the nport of the Northwest. It is the official organ of the Olympic Club of that city and has run through one year with a circulation of 250,000. It la a neat little magazine and Is printed pri marily for the betterment of the sport of the West, though It deals with the whole field, north and outli. Echo Cannery Plant R. D. Fletcher Is In receipt of a i... viin In u-MMi litt receives the information that the people of Echo have donated one acre oi gruuuu in thu uniur nf the town to the Echo Cold Storage and Cannery Company, If it would ouiid us piam int-re. Returned From Portland. ru r i Smith hnK returned from a visit to Portland, where she accom panied Dr. Smith, when he went to attend the meeting of the state board of health. Dr. Smith haB stopped off at Heppner and will not return to this city as long as uis eruce arc urgently needed at that place. Pendleton will celebrate the 4th of July and as an inducement to people who will come to Pendleton, travel or go somewhere we will offer from now till the 4th of July One lot of Ladies' Tailor-made suits in Serge, Eta mine and wool mixture that always sold for, and were good values, at $20.00, $16.00 and $10.00, now selling for $15.39, $12.50 aod $10.00. Children Colored Wool Dresses Sizes from 4 to 6 years, at ... . 39 cents Pedestrian and Wash Skirts now selling for, from ... 49 cents and up Peoples Warehouse Outfitter for M.n mltl Women. OiilflttsrM for Mun xml Women It pays to trade at The Peoples Warehouse THE COLLEGE SOLD PENDLETON BUSINESS COL- LEGE CHANGES HANDS. murk an epoch In the educutloiml clr I cles of the city, I The transfer of the property was ! made through I lie agenry of Wadu & ' I try hoii. L. W. Damon and E. Ray Jones, of La Grande, Buy Out H. N. Robinson Will Add New Department and Change Its Name Mr, Robinson Goes to Montana, The Pendleton Huslnebs College, which has been conducted In thin city by II. N. Robinson for the past two years, was sold today lo L. W. Damon and E. Ray Jones, proprietors of the Modern School of Commerce of La Grande. The name of the Institution will bo changed to the Modern School of Commerce, and the La Grande school will be the actual headquarterx for the two schools at first. Mr. Jones will arrive In Pendleton about July 1 to arrange for the open ing of the Hchool on September 7, and will remain In charge of the scholl here, while Mr. Damon will continue In charge of the i.a urauuo branch. The present (inarteiH will be occu pied and a preparatory and English department will be added lo the school for the benefit of those who are not ready to enter the busltieHH department ami the original courses In bookkeeping, shorthand, typewrit ing, penmanship and the fundamental commercial branches taught by Mr, Robinson, will be continued, Messm. Damon and JoneH have been engaged In school work In I-Ji Grande for the past year and feel highly pleased with the opportunity to engage In that business In Pendle ton and with the foundation already established by Mr, Rohlnbon, their new enterprise hure bids fair to con tinue to be the leading Institution or Its kind In Eastern Oregon, Mr, Robinson will remain In Pen dleton until July I, when he goes to Montana to engage In the coal min ing business. He has made many warm friends In this city during his stay here, and his departure will Sheep to Seattle. W. F. Courtney will ship huven cur loads ol Hlii'cp to I lie Healtle market over the W. & C. It. tomorrow, whore they will be sold to the retnll trade. Men's Resort The regulur iiieu'r, uu'ctliig at the Ali'iib Kusori will be helil lomoirow al I o'clock at that place. Rev (5. W Itlgby will speak. All men urn cordially Invited to at tend. E, (1, EslnhrooliH, uiipeiinlend-enl. OXFORDS as g fcpj e So J s in Boston Storo Letter Writing Will be found a pleasure if you use our stationary; it is the most up-to date line in the city. In alt the popular shades and shapes, from 15o to 76o, You get a nice large bunch of paper with envelopes tc match, and our price is from jC to 15c less that others will charge for the same quality. You can save all your Postage Money by buying stationary of us THE NOLF STORE Hottest pluoo In town for fireworks Outturn Maria fthaaa $2.50 ;to:i$4.00 Best Dollar in town A. EKLUNO J mid Mock, Court aa;Mto II, roil HAI.K AT TIIK KA8T OUKOONIAN offlct, line bundle o( MWSfapers. cm talulng brer 100 bl mm csn In -tilocd for S3 ejnli a bundle.