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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1903)
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1903. treat July Skirt Sale L just 149 SKIRTS left that must be closed out at once IJiif j ..i, .rnm fnr thelnrirp Pal wr.-L . Irder o " ; v- - ""uersiccK soon lra.. -.1 We rln not want tn rami i thlPPcu i - ---- -- "j1 u"ti a single sKirt have put Prices on them that Wl11 makc them move. What .rlossisyourgainand if youare a wise buyer you will H' . ......... I im Itnl nlif n n H I, . carefully evury hkwi utiun aim men aci at once. READ ON Allouri3'00 Skirts go at. 12 OO ii li li . 10 OO CJ, 00 8.oo 7 oo 6 oo 5 4.00 3 5 3.00 2 50 2 00 $10.00 9.50 8.00 7.25 6.40 5.50 4.75 3.90 2.95 2.75 2.10 1.90 1.45 s Sale will last just 10 Days from Thursday, JULY 16th, to Saturday night, JULY 25th. 'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE Cor. Main and Alta Streets. I BRIEF HEWS BOTES. i I1IIRKET ISUBSTITUTION OF HAW FOR BETTER FEED. ,t Hay Crop In the Yakima ry-Expect Price of Timothy Line Soon Light Yield of All ! crops In This Section. Is a cood thins this your. there Is not much of It grown hrre. The now hay thut has Ito the town has brought tho from l to $11 per ton, unci a good market for it ui tnui The now wheat holds tho ace. and the alfalfa Is on top Itime. This Is ilue to tho tuet wheat now cut Is of an Info- lie and will not taho tho first the iirmluco of tho county. lay market this your will he lone from present indications, tnd steady. All or thu region Heppncr und south of hero fcred In Its crops, and in some lie grain and hay was ulmosi lestroyed. This will make tho I greater than ever for the hay I section, and the hlg feeders I look to this part of the conn Iheir feed The grass of the rrt ot the country Is dried up ranges are short, so that the n will have to leed earlier (ser In keep thoir stock In te of the shortage in crops Fr about the same tounugo will be marketed as usual. 1 not be for tho reason that tho hay crop is good, for it Is nni hut It will ho because so much of the wheat Is short that the harvesters cannot reach It, and It will have -to he cut for hay whore in other years it would bo threshed. This will in. crease tho acreage, hut not the yield. And tho quality will not be ns good In all instances ns It Is In some years, hut It will serve to keep the stock from a shortage of feed. Tho Yakima is good this year, so tho feed men report, and the price Is also good to the purchaser, for it can be bought for $8 baled and put on tho car. This Is In groat contrast to the conditions tn this my and In tlm Grande Hondo country, wheie old timothy brings from $20 to $23 the ton. Of course this will drop us soon us the now hay comes In, and when that time comes the price will aver ago about $10 and $11. This will be a good one, for lust year the market opened at $8 and stayed there for a long time before it began to rise. All around this city the fields will uveruge trom one-half to three-quarters of u ton to the acre, but this will be paused In borne of the sections where the yield will be almost nor mal. In 11 good year the usual figure would he about two tons to the acre Under the conditions now prevailing hay will be us good u tiling for the farmer as wheat, for the yield Is so light that between the waste In some of the fields nnd the difference in the cost of the handling there would he a hulnnce In favor of tho hay. ACTIVITY AT STOKES, ,00kln g Iieu will llnd no such assort, rings of all kinds as wo carry I. always, nro me low- PINGS-Lots of cute little 1 from 50c to $3.00. RINGS in your favorite i8, or combination sotting, 10 V5.00. FG RINGS SI vln ilnaan't p much In weuillng rings, ivu uu wain quality, Woll, 1 set It horo INZIKER the .ER and OPTICIAN Oregon Land & Water Company Is Making Extensive Improvements and Rapid Progress. F. I), Holhrook, superintendent of the Oregon Land & Water Company's irrigation project unu extensive uum I at Stokes, is In the city today, having 1 just returned from Portland, where he underwent- un operation for ap pendicitis, nnd broke all records by walking out of the hospital, four days utter the operation was performed. .Mr. Holhrook Is enthusiastic over the progress of the Stokes proposi tion and leports all tho crops on thu Irrlgntod land, sold by his company to settlers, In llrst-class condition. The young peuch orchard, consisting ol 801) trees Is nourishing. One hundred hearing peach trees are now ripening 11 good crop of irult und all tho gar den and Held crops 1110 fine. Ohnrles L. Swain, one or the best nnd most practical Irrigation engin eers of the West is now employed by tho company us chief engineer. About 30 teams and 50 men will begin work on u new lino of ditch 25 miles In length, September 1. A new school house, which bns been delayed hj the Hoppner llood, will he built at once. The entire 0.000 acres now platted under the present ditch, has been laid off in trocts of varying sizes, am all streets, roads and suhdlvlsons will be marked by lines of stakes ami posts, mi Intending buyers will le. ' " Acuity In locating what they want, li". the land Is put upon tne mar ket nguln, 011 Nuvomuei 1 h Skin Soap Ko f "' for this city 3UC IPiperJIiheelnof paper aenvebnas Pt pane,1,,, - M D Haul, Ia . Sewing Machiiie0il ;,J?rmou .qc for Root Beer Ru0niiinfiui.mpir zc UuUelo'.i, per gln. Uw 1 n ulth .Nut incising. Ice Cream g;;; ice crem hi- iqc superior article lor . -luw Brotfn'BSTree Soap fileW,. ll kinds from vourroeo bush ; itU ,l' i?akVen'!l. for an orchard KEPPEN'S drug store "'"I's from Mali, street towitil the Court u' Castle's for fresh flsU. $50 given away. See page 4. Try The Delta's iced drinks. Best shoe work at Teutsch's. See Sharp for paper hanging. Fresh fruit dally at Martin's. Delicious Ice cream, The Delta. Smokers' supplies at Neuman's. See Sharp's artistic wall paper. Cattle, horses and sheep. Wade. Ladles' halt soles 40c. Teutsch. Dining tables $5 and up. Rader's. For the best bread, get Rohrman's. "Flinch," the new game at Fra zler's. Now hooks just arrived at Fra iter's. Ironers wanted at the Domestic Laundry. No extra charge for tabulator on the Underwood. For Rent Nicely furnished room, (120 Thompson street. Wanted Machinist and moulder at Rlgby-Clove Foundry. Don't fall to read the Underwood typewriter ad hi this issue. Try the Palm, 221 Court streeL for nuts, candles and fruits. U C Hader about that S50 worth of furniture ho Is giving away. $850 buys business. $150 net profit per month. Wade &. Bryson. Received dally, fresh tamales, crabs and crawfish at Gratz's. Forty different styles of extension tables from $5 to $30. Rader's. Best stock ranches in Camas Pra irie, 160 to 1,000 acres. Wade. Tents, camp stoves, camp stools, etc., nt Rader's Furniture store. Ml Preferlda, the best cigar made, at Rces' cigar store, Court street. Rest your weary bones In one of our new Scotch hnmmocks, 50c up. Kofi's. Good business chances on Main and Court streets. Low rents. Wade. All kinds of Imported and domestic lunches and clam chowder at Gratz's. Don't let cigars get the best of you get the best ot cigars. Hanlon's. We have fruit jars and fruit jar extras, rubbers, covers, etc. R. Rohr man. For Sale Cheap, two Jones Reap ers and one Jones Mower. Pete West. See Charles Lane about your paint ing and paper hanging; 807 Vincent street Our unique method of selling might Interest you. Therkelsen's Piano House. At and below coat all summer, mil linery, especially patterns, .Mrs, Campbell If you want vacant lots, come and see us. We nover quit till wo suit you. Wade. Good house, 5 rooms, 2 lots, shado trees, lawn, cast frou:, good location, $1,500. Wade. The .Merchants' Protective Agency has secured ofllce rooms up stairs In tlie Despain building. A very pleasant evening - can he spent at Therkelsen's Piano House, listening to the Apollo. Good news comes to those who In vestigate our easy payment plan. Therkelsen's Piano House. For Sale Cheap, good chalnless Columbia bicycle and one flue snare drum. Inquire of W. K. Garrctson, optician. Kstimates given on short notice on painting und paper hanging. Charles Lane, the pioneer painter, 807 Vin cent street. Will the parly or parties who bor lowed thu knives and forks belonging lo the Lady Maccabees, kindly return them nt once. Good meat in summer must be taken caie of. That's tho kind you get at Houser's, Alfa street, opposito Savings Bank. Three months' Instruction given absolutely free with every piano we sell. Inland Umpire Piano House. fiOl Main street. Crops looking good makes overy thing elbe good, for the time being, but our pianos ure always good. Titer lcisen's Piano House We have three quarter sections of lund in the best wheat belt In the coiiutv. It is high priced. It Is tlie best Price is low. Wade & Bryson. Tlie Voso piano today occupies .he highest degree of public appreciation, simply because It lepresents th. nt most piano worth. Inland Kmplrw Piano Hous3. 8(11 Alum sheet. Purity, sweetness, richness, pow er singing quality and evenness are the essential qualities of u perfect tone The Kimball plnno possesses them all In tho fullest degree. Inland Umpire Piano House, 901 Main street. GRANDE RONDE HAY CROP. It pays to trade at The Peoples Warehouse In addition to the priced items published in this space during this week we are making July Clearing Sale Prices on Menu Menu5 Mem9 MMMfgir Oiniderwesir EnmniMeir Slhnrtls and tmw Haiti at Half Price First Reports Indicating a Shortage of Wild Hay Were Unfounded. State Senator Walter Pierce who was in La Grande this week in his hny-niaking uniform und In quest of men to help with the harvest, gives the report that tho hay crop will be of yield. This sounds better than the earlier loports which were In ef fect that the hay production in Grande Rondo this year would be a failure. Day by day tho reports of crop conditions Improve, and at tho outcome It will probably be reallzeu The Peoples Warehouse Outfitters for Hen and Women that the crop output will be scurcely under that of the average years - Ui Grande Chronicle. Fast Through Train Service Between Portland and All Beach Points on and After Monday, July 6th In Con nection With Cheap Excursion Rates. Commencing Monduy, July 0th, the Astoria & Columbia River Rullroud Company will resume Its Summer Special Seaside Schedule, and train leaving Union depot Portland at 8 a. m. dally, will run through direct without transfer at Astoria lo all Clatsop Beach points, arriving at As toria 11:3(1 11. 111., Geurhuit Park 12:20 p. m., and Seaside 12:30 p. m., making direct connection at Warrcnton for Flavel. Beginning Saturday, July 11th, und every Saturday thereafter the popu lar Portland-Seaside Flyer will leave Union depot at 2:30 p. in., arriving at Astorlu 5:50 p, m Gearhait Park (i;10 p. :n, and Seaside ti:.i. P m., making direct connection ul Warren ton for Flavel In connection witli this Improved service, round (rip seahon excursion tickets between Portland and allClat sop and North Beach points are sold at $4.00 for round trip, and Saturday special round trip tickets between same points, good for return passage Sunday, at $2.5J for the louud trip. Special season commutation tickets, good for five round trips from Port land to nil Clatsop and North Beach points, sold for $15.00. Beach excur sion tickets Issued by O. It. & N. Oo. and Vancouver Transportation Co., will bo honored by trains of this com pany in either direction between Portland und Astoria. Additional Information will he glad ly furnished upon application to J. C. Mayo, G. K. & P. A.. Astoria. Oro . or 15. L. Lewis, commercial agent. 248 Alder street, Portland, Ore. Write for tlie novel and ratchy boa side pamphlet Just issued, telling all about summer girls, sea serjients and sunsets at Seaside, A daring Jail break was planned at San Francisco, Wednesday, by Her-. nard Whitelaw, a member of the fa I mens Nolan gang. Welcome Waterspout. The waterspout which stiuck the Sharp placo on Three Mile June 15th did considerable damage to grain und Mr. Sharp Is still busy clearing uwuy tlie immense rocks and boulders which rolled down the hill In Us path. One good thing It did accomplish, was the eradication of tlie swarms of grasshoppers and chinch hugs which woio causing no end of trouble. Those evidently met their Water-loo,-The Dalles Chionlcle Hundreds of unoful things sold ut this stnro that you uro constantly in need of Passe Partout Supplies Binding, paste and mucllugo, metal holders, cardboard, etc. String mid stlrk tags- Complota line, 5c bundle und up. Portland Jews aie now circulating the petitions addressed to the c.ur of Russlu, for leniency und relief for the Hebrews of thut empire. Tho po tions were sent out by tho ll'iiiil hiilh societies of tlie Kast. Introducing Pairs of New nT Tl TTf Shoes Do you want to see them? Glad to show them Boston Store i J Gummed coiiutoi, several styles and colors, 10c a ho. 1 lW '''J"''"1" I'tincli f. Full lino ofllce mill desk nuppUm FANCY DISHES A very complete line to select from. Cups and saucors 2.15 styles to so loct from 10c to $ I 15 each. New cake plates, salad dishes, etc. THE NOLF STORE Schedule of pares On anil after April t, fare over the Pendleton & Ukiah Stage Unu will be I'emllrtuii to I klt.Ii, f,., round trip. 15; l'o dlelon to Alta, Ut, rouu.t trlji, rcoillatou to llhlge, It, louul trip, 1 Wl I'andleton to Nro. Il.&o. ioiiii, tile, I I'milimou to I'll')! It' ck, II. round trip, 11.60. Office at OoluVii Mule Hotel Tin Oregon Dally Journal can bo found on sale at Fraxler1 book store,