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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1903)
7 ' 1 A DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, nM nnEQON. MONDAY, JUtV 6, 1903 We, Cut Prices on Summer Clothing MEN'S a BOYS' i llpp lift T ecTtttT, its!, iv ififcfV 1 t In order to make room for our im monBO line of Fall Clothing coming we will have a Sacrifice Sale on the remaining of our Summer Clothing, Prices speak for them selves: $10.00 Suits will go at $8.00 $12.50 and $13.50 Suits will go at $10.00 $14.00 and $15.00 Suits will go at $12.50 $10.50 and $17.50 Suits will go at $14.50 Boys' Clothing All Boys' Clothing, two and three piece suits, knee and long pauts will go at a discount of TWENTY PER CENT BAER & DALEY f One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Ha ters $ t. it. A.TnTi.Tn.tf.J..T..T..t..tiiTi.T.iTiif..fiiT.it.ifi--J..f .A -----.-----.---. -i-...t..i.t. .?... J. WW TT Vtt VW W W W V V WV V TTTTTTttttTTTtTTTTTTTtt GENERAL NEWS. HOTEL ARRIVALS. A hotel that will accommodate C, 000 people Is building In St. I.ouls to meet the demands of the World's Fair. Thu Christian Herald of Now York has contributed another $10,000 for the relief of the (amino district in China. ' There are now on tho road In the United States 150 circuses, pony and dog, and Wild West shows, and nine Uncle Tom's Cabin shows In tents. Statistics show that tho net In come of American street car com panies is $30,955,233 annually, and that tho earnings are twice tho ex pense. Tho Princess Mathilde, who com pleted her 83rd year recontly, is the daughter of Napoleon -Honaparto's youngest brother, Jerome, King ot' Westphalia. While the garrison of a Dritish fort In Ceylon was firing a Fourth of July salute to the American shipping In tho harbor a gun exploded, killing ono soldier ami Injuring another. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Hotel Pendleton. C. J. G. I'attullo, Walla Walla. E. C. Sanderson, Eugene. A, Nylamter, Portland. T. 11. Stacker, San Francisco. Frank M. Moriarlty, San Francisco. E. II. Hart, St, I.ouls. Thomas A. Purdy, Portland. M. Sankey, Chicago. F. S. McMahon, Portland. T. E. Flaherty, New York. H. K. Davis, Portland. Gus Hoffstadt, Chicago. II. II. Strong. Walla Walla. J. W. Callonder, Athena, II. S. Heathfleld, Spokane. W. It. Glendonnlng, Portland. Oeorgo Hartman, Jr., City. Hen Uurroughs, City. Fred I.ampkln, City. T. Cullender, Portland. Antono Swoty, Mnpastve. J. M. Urquhart,' Napavive. J. F. Scholl and wile, Hock Creek. T. Smith Portland. T. Smith, Portland. Golden Rule Hotel. A. O. Jones, San Francisco. A. D, Thomas, Now York, II. Uonnctt. Walla Walla. .Airs. H. Kinney and son, Hoppner. E. Crafts, Athena. F. M. Naught, Oregon City, J. Moore, Helix. O. I) Galley, Portland, Sam I.el, Spokane. S. A. Frans, Spokane. C. 1. Downer, Spokane. J. 1). Penney, Spokane. It. P. Turts, Juniper. T. K. Shlplor. Hood RlVor. C. Herg, Walla Walla, M. W. Hahe, City. .Mrs. J. II. McLaughlin, Mcacham. How's This? Joe Gans, tho llghtwelgnt colored champion of tho world, defeated Bud dy King at Iiutte, Sunday, in a five round mill. When tho now Pacific cublo was opened for operations on Saturday, there had already been 1000 messages II led for transmission. Tho llakor City high school gradu ating class, consisting of 10 members, was the largest public school class lr. tho state, outsldo of Portland. W. A. Clark, Jr., son of tho multi millionaire senator of Montana, was arrested in Denver Sunday, (or speed ing too fast with his automobile. A now Irrigation company at North Yakima will build a canal 30 miles In length, covering 10,000 acres or arid land and costing $100,000, this season, Arthur Nelson, n boy 11 years old, of Astoria, was Instantly killed on the Fourth, by tho explosion or a can non, Into which ho was looking til tne time of the accident. M, C. Kraup, of Now York, crossed the Sierras In nn nutomobllo Sunday, over tho Placervlllo route. This Is tho llrst auto to cross tho rango over this hazardous routo, Trading In "puts" and "calls" un- John M. Kerr, I,itlu J. Howard and , der our system Is very prolltp lie Wo Hattlo Wost of Sacramento, wore j lmmllo grain and stock accounts on drowned on Sunday in tho Sacramen-. a margin of as low as $20 Our hook to rlvor by tho wrecking of a row boat on "put" and "call" trading sent free We offer One Hundred Dollars reward fur miy case of catarrh that can not be cured liy Ilnll'a Cntarrli Cure. R J. IJlli:.Ni:V & CO.. Toledo, O. We, tlio undersigned, liave known I'. J. Cheney for the last IB years, and believe him perfectly honorable In nil business transactions anil financially able to carry out any obligations made by their Arm. WII8T & TltL'AX, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. W.U.DI.Nd. KI.NNAN !c MARVIN, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, u. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting illiectly upon the blood ami mucous siirfacen of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 7."ic per bottle. Sold by nil druggists. Hull's Family l'llls nre the best. In wlilob tlinv wnrn rldlnir. During the month ot Juno, 90 homo ntoad filings woro mado at tho Uolso City land, offlco tho largest num. or in any ono month slnco tho olllco was established In January, 18C4. on application. Heferences, Brad street. Boogo & Co., members of Chambor ot Commerce, 37 Corn Ex change, Minneapolis. Ladles' halt soles 40c, Teutsch. E XilNING BOARD LAW TO REGULATE THE PLUMBING OF CITIES. Careless Wording of an Act Passed by the Last Legislature Who Will Comprise the Board of Plumbing Inspectors In This City? A Duty That Is Up to Mayor Halley. At the last Bosslon of tho legisla ture there was a law passed ronulrlng thc mayor or every Incorporated town having 4,000 Inhabitants or more to appoint n board of plumbing oxnmln ors consisting of two master and one journeyman plumber, who shall meet and organize and who Bhall look after the plumbing of tho city or town and shall examine all applicants who wish to work nt the trade. All towns of 5,000 Inhabitants or more shall havu an Inspector who Bhall look after tho plumbing in the town and see that it is done In ac cordance with the rules and regula tions as made by the council, and all towns having 4,000 Inhabitants or more shall make ordinances which shall govern the plumbing In the city and specify as to ow it shall ho done. The last section of the law Is an example of tho carelessness of somo or the legislation Unit Is onactod. After going on throughout the act and specifying tho duties of tho In spectors and the nun""cations for tho plumbers and all of the details ot the law section eight roads as follows: "Section 8. Any person who works at tho business of plumbing, or main tains or conducts a plumbing shop In any incorporated city or town in the Btnte, containing more than 4,000 inhabitants, or' otherwise violates nny or the provisions ot this act, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof In a justlco court of competent Jurisdiction, shall be punished by a line of not loss than $10, nor more thnn $100." Of course the court would construe tho meaning of tho act from the text before, hut judging by the last clause It is a misdemeanor for a porson to engage in the plumbing business after the first of tho current month. Owing to tho press of other bus! ess the mayor has had no opportunity to appoint the board from this city, but ho has had tho matter under ills notice for some time past and the board will In all probability he ap pointed In the near future. There are seven plumbers In tho city, nnd from this numlicr the hoard will have to lie appointed. William Keller, L, A. Eddlngs, M. Keating, T. P. Lund, Paul Paulson, Smith and Sam Sams ure all of tho men In tho city who are nt present engaged In the plumb ing business, and from their ranks the board will be composed. WISMER WANTED AGAIN. Young Man Who Was "Persecuted" In This City Is Wanted for Safe Crack ing in Seattle. Tho Seattle Post-Iutelllgencer of July 4, contains a picture of Floyd D. Wismer, tho young man who was ar rested by Sheriff Taylor, some week ngo, on information from tho linker county Bhorlff, on a charge of forgery In that city. It seems Mr Wismer patched up his acts in Baker City, sufficient to secure his release, and after spending a few days In this city, ho went to Seattle. On Saturday night of Juno 27, a safe In tho olllco of tho C. IJ. Smith Manufacturing Company, or Seattle, was blown open by what led tho po lice to bollevo wore oxpert cracks men, and $217 taken. Before the smoke from the explosion had clear ed away, a policeman had reached tho olllco and saw no ono at the safe nor leaving the building, which at onco led hlni to bellovo tho money had been taken out boforo the safo was blown opon nnd the snl'o thou cracked to hldo the true criminals. Mr. Wismer and Georgo Briggs, a stenographer In the Smith ofllce, at onco left town, Tho men had been chums slnco Mr. Wlsmer's nrrlvnl in Seattle, and tho circumstances sur rounding the crime pointed to their complicity In It. Wismer and Briggs nro now wanted by tho, Seattle police on a charge or sare blowing. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Moki Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti pation and Indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfac tion guaronteed or monev back. 25 cts nnd 50 cts. Write to W. II. Hook er & Co., Buffalo, N. Y for a free sample. F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggists. USED PULLEY ON JOE FLAVEL. Shoulder Bone Broke Through Liga ment and Stuck, Tho rare operation of setting a dis located shoulder by means of n rope and pulloy was yesterday morning performed by Drs. Stiles and Cropp at tho Wnlla Walla hospital, says tho Walla Walla Union. Tho subject was Joo Flavol, who several weeks ago fell through a haymow Into a manger bolow, dislocating his shoulder. Upon examination It was found that tho bono had broken through tho capsu lar ligament at the Joint, and It resist od tho ordinary pressure that could bo brought to bear at tho hands ot tho physicians. ORDER FOR RABBIT8. American Hare Packing Company Closes Contract for Ten Thousand Animals. The American Haro Pncklng and Cold Storage Company, of Echo, has closed a contract with Harry Badgers of Buttor creek, for the delivery of 10,000 fat, sleek, young hare, begin ning the first of next September, j p Nolson, recently rrom Wlscon aln has also contracted to furnish n largo number of the American hare nnd will prepare for the business of catching and delivering thorn nllvo, as tho compnny has decided to re celve thorn In no othor conditions. -Mr Nelson will fence n largo tract of sagebrush land with rabbit tight wire fenco nnd make a business of taking the game In largo numbers, hnvlng a readv market for his entire catch. The company will tnke nothing but prime, fat young rabbits, nB tho mar ket ilemauds only the choicest (iiullty. The deed from tho town of Echo to the packlpg company for one choice lilniMf nt hind, for a cannery site will be transferred this week and the com-, pnny will then Immediately begin tho ' erection of tho plant which must be three times the value of the land, ncrordlng to tho terms of tho deed. Hot Lake Bath Houses Finished. Guests will please securo rooms In advance. Bates: Board and room, $10 to $15 per week. Baths, $1.50 per week. Tho uew bath house Is now ready. Stock Farm fori Sale. Tho Oglo stock farnvoMlsUng of 3000 acros, about 250 head of cattle, plonty of rotor, Brass" and timber. Rango has novor boon shoeped off. All under fonco. Will grow nil hay re quired. Call on or write to Bentley & Hartman, Pondloton, Oregon. N. B. Longhead, of Walla Walla, was run ovor and sevorely injurea by a runaway team on the Fourth. I fife "'J I Bl ! -ii n v- Stock Cattle for Sale. Have for sale 50 head of cows, '25 calves by side; 10 2-year-old holfers, and 15 yearling heifers. ELMER SPIKE, Echo, Oro. THE ROOT OF YOUR HAIR should look like this, but If you have DANDRUFF the GERM destroys and with, crs it like this. "Destroy the cauu you remove the effect." No Dandruff, no Falling II air, no Baldness, If you KILL THE GERM with NCWBRO'S HERRIGIDE For sale by ill druggists. Price $1. What shall How many times !10U8e''o m i filer nn. .li. K1' er this tlon? uur ot nice m Of thoni roJ.. . en,,,,,;: tj om",b " "'wo hot itJK , A Nice, Jdic Steak is just the mis weather. It; noi to roast or b TCall or phone MI ESC .'Sir. K. Court PIiomi Investigate our Big July Sale e CO CD s CO Q. 3 Bid you ever stop to IHTIint wlllln TliDnl.-nlaon'j Tnlrr Snlo la n-nlnrr nn irnll Kill, R!)VR IpniTI SID 10 ever think rhilG TlierkfilaenV .Tnlv SuIa Is enlne- nn vnn call sav $25 on an Organ and from $25 to $55 on a Piano. A small payment of $5 or $10 down and $5 or $10 a month and the instrument is yours. You take no chances in buying of as as we carry no instruments that are not fully guaranteed both by the factory and by ourselves. Remnmlinp nnr EASY PAYMP.WT PLAN nnmhlnml with our exchange contract and July reductions makes it possible lor everyoue to have an instrument. Below are a few of our snaps: Regular $350 375 325 400 275 650 225 Pianos This Month Only $290 Organs This Month Only! Wealso have some barcaiusin second hand instruments that we have taken in trade on new pianos that will surprise you i Therkelsen'sPianoHouse Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Everything Musical (if i Remember the Number 315 E. C0UR1 5H Investigate Our Exchange Contract 3 0 a m 8 8 1 01 Cl 6 J 0 9 I JiT