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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1903.
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It Will Make You Feel Good
when you get jnto one of the
collars laundered at this es
tablishnenl if you have been
having your linen done up by
an inferior method Shirts,
collars amd cuffs laundered
here is the acme of fine work
and we send them home with
a color and finish that is be
yond competition.
DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
THE OLD
DUTCH HENRY
FEED YARD
Cor. West Alta and LMith Sts.
S. A. ALLOWAY HAS CHARGE
OF THE OLD DUTCH HENRY FEED
YARD, AND WOULD BE PLEASED
TO CARE FOR YOUR HORSES.
PLENTY OF STALLS, LARGE COR
RALS FOR LOOSE HORSES AND
CATTLE. HAY AND GRAIN FOR !
BOYCOTT IN FORCE
UNION MEN FINE MEM
BERS KEEPING 'PHONES.
Manager Says "Nothing to Arbitrate"
Eight Hundred 'Phones Ordered
Out In One Batch The Maximum
Wages $45 Per Month.
The boycott of the trades council
upon the Pacific States Telephone &
Telegraph Company went Into effect
today, says the Spokane Press.
A committee consisting of Messrs.
Heskett and Taylor of the trades
council and Hlnneman of the building
trades waited upon District Manager
Bush of the Pacific States Telephone
fc Telegraph Company this morning
and presented S00 removal orders,
! the balance being withheld for the
I present Mr. Bush stated he would
i telegraph the matter to President Sa
wn of the company in San l-Tancisco
and that he would meet with the com-
TnHfno nimln nt K nVlnnlr this lifter-
! noon to "further discuss the matter.
The steam engineers of the city
I have placed a fine of $25 on any mem
! ber of their union who keeps a tele
i phone In his residence until after the
I strike Is settled.
j At the meeting of the trades coun-
Court and Thompson Streets. cil last night resolutions in condem
N' itfltinTi nf th, Pnmfic Stilt; T
I uorsing the Doerr-Mltchell Coniparo
: in their application to the city coun
til tor a telephone franchise were
passed.
i When asked by a Press reporter
! arbitration would be considered, G
! B. Bush, district manager of the Pa
i cific States Telephone Telegraph
! Company replied that so far as the
company was concerned there was
nothing to arbitrate.
"All the positions made vacant
have been filled," said Mr. Bush,
"The facl of the matter Is, the com
pany can not afford to pay any larger
wages than they do at present, as
this office is not a paying institution
but Is losing money."
The announcement that the tele
phone company is derating at a loss
in this city is a startling one. but
Mr. Bush stated it was a fact. He
continued:
"The wages being paid by us is
In part to the more careful reporting
of births. The number of births for
the year will possibly number between
97,000 nnd 100,000. The death rate
for the first six months of 1902 was
19.54 per 1,000.
Deafness Can Not Be Cured
Ity local application r tlicy can not reach
the illscnBed portions of the ear. There
Is only one war to cure deatnees. and that
Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness l
caused h n Inilnmed condition of the
mucous lining of the KuMaclilan tube.
When tbli tube Is Inflamed yon have n
rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and
when It I" entirely cloned, deafness Is the
result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to Its
normal condition, hearing wll be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten An caused
bv Catarrh, which Is nothng but an In
named condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will slve One Hundred Dollars for
any case of ileafness (caused by catarrh)
that can not be cured by Halls Cntarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
P J. CHKXKY CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by all druscats, 75c.
Hall's Family nils arc the best
BENITO JAUREZ.
prlate memorial rxerclses wero hold
In the. ccmotory of San Fernando. A
long procession marched to the ceme
tery wherein He the remains of the Il
lustrious soldier, who led the success
ful struggles against the Maximilian
empire Tho procession Included
worklngmen1 societies, members of
the federal, district and city govern
ments scientific societies, officers of
the garrison, members of congress
nnd members of the liberal patriotic
committees. Orations wero delivered
bv prominent public men nnd at tho
conclusion or the exercises the tomb
was almost burled beneath the Itorai
offerings or the different societies
and Masonic lodges.
We sell the greatest of blood puri
fiers. Acker's Blood Elixir, under n
positive guarantee. It will cure all
chronic and other blood poisons. If
you have eruptions or sores on your
body, or are pale, weak or run down,
It Is just what you need. We refund
monev If you are not satisfied. 50
oents and S1.00 F. W. Schmidt ft Co.,
druggists.
For Sale.
T-n.,."!v head of rood work marcs,
so;:.. l.at mule colts by their sides.
honor of his memory appro- Inquire nt Swearingen Bros,
Schlitz Mean,
The best materials - the best that moae,
A brewery as clean as your kitchen; th"'
n 0S Bfe m filtered air, a a phto ".
The beer aged for months, until thn ,7
it will not cause billonsne KB7 '
Birthday of the Conqueror of Maxi
milian. City of Mexico. July IS. This war
the birthday anniversary of the liber
al party president. Benito Jaurei:
and in
The beer filtered, then sterilired in the bottl.
on re always welcome to the breve i .'
proud of It. Phons 8s:' tj
And the sire of It proves that HSto-
people know the worth of 507 Ml"n St!, fcjj
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The Woman Who Knows
how to provide for the pantry always
keeps the essentials on hand.
Economy
Brand
Evaporated
Cream
i an esse-'tiai to those who have tried it. Compare the other brands with those
bearing our cap label and you will find that they look
watery in comparison. Economy Brand runs smoothly
from the can. is uniform in appearance and is the purest
and most pleasant tasting.
Ask your dealer for the kind that has the cap label.
HELVETIA MILK CONDENSING COMPANY,
fTir,m.4M). ILLINOIS. ft It
The Beer That Made MhwmfreeFajJ
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TION.
CHOP MILL IN CONNEC- 1 about the highest in the United States
'PHONE MAIN 1331.
'Just trv a
Parrot Cigar
5c"
for a city ot this size. Here we pay
$20 for tne first month and raise the
girls every three months. The aver
age wages we pay is S31.Su per
month."
The girl operators now out on
strike say they worked the first two
weeks for nothing and the next two
for $10. After a month at the busi
ness they received J20 and a raise of
S2.50 every three months until $45
is reached. It requires about three
years of service to reach the maxi
mum wage.
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RESCUED FROM CREVASSE.
The Parrot Cigar is the
new 5o cigir so much
talked about. Its good
qualities are astonishing
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TRANSFER
TRUCKING
STORAGE
CR OWNER BROS
Telephone Main 4
Gray's Harbor
Commercial Co.
We IWt Keep Everything
But we do kep a good big
stock of nice dry Flooring,
Celling, Rustic and Finish,
in all grade. Als all kind
of Dimenm Lumber, in
eluESing lt- and It n in glm.
Our ttoek cf Door, Win
dows, MouM.13. luilding
and Tar Paper and Apple
Boxes if complete, and any
one in need of Lumber twill
not be wrong in placing
their order with the : :
Gray's Harbor Com. Co.
Opp. W; & C. R. Depot
Mrs. Johns Saved From Death in
Yosemite Canyon.
I Yosemite, Cal.. July IS. Mrs. A. A.
Johns, of New York, who lost her way
! while on a walk Monday evening and
j fell down a crevasse In the Sentinel
Fissures, was rescued yesterday
! from the two-foot ledge on which she
had lodged and will recover
1 When the rescue party found Mrs.
j Johns she was on a narrow ledge 3ut
feet from the rim of the crevasse
walls She had partially broken her
! tall by catching at juniper bushes
i and scrub cedar trees through whose
' branches she had plunged
' When the rope had been lowered
Clerk Potter of the hotel descended
to examine the ground and determine
the best course to pursue in gett'ng
Mrs Johns from her perilous posi
tion. She was weak from exhaustion
ard lack of food and benumbed by
, the frosty chill of the night With
! dlfhVulty the rope was tied around
Mrs. Johns' waist and an effort made
, to hoist ber to the rim above Tl .t
; proved futile because of her weight.
By leaning over the precipice Mr
I Potter could discern anothei and
larger ledge a hundred f"et below
He determined to try' this plan of
rtxi-jue. Giving the order to those
above to lower th' roie. M r. Pottur '
swung the inanimate form or Mrs.
Johns out over the tiny strip m ro-k
upon which sh had been fui 15 hours
l After much work Mr Potter was
; able to lodge the body of Mrs Johns
' on the larger ledge and then des'-end-;
ed himself. Calling to one of the
! mountain guides above, Potter had
him descend the rope to the ledge
upon which all three were nor rest
ing Then the two picked up Mrs. :
Johns and together they made their
difficult way around dangerous ledges
and over yawning preolpk es. until, i
finally worn out-and exhausted, they!
reached tne rim above once more. i
Mrs. Johns is suffering from nerv- j
ous shock, but as no bones were frsc-!
tured she will recover.
Breakers
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Where to Stop at North Beach.
The Breakers Hotel is conducted to attract the best patronage,
anu is a summer hotel that is unsurpassed on the Pacific Coast
north of the famous California beach resorts.
The building has an ocean front of 100 feot, is 7C feot wide and
four stories high, or "3 feet from the ground floor to the top of the
observatory.
It has handsomely furnished rooms, single or en suite, for 25"
guests, each room being carpeted.
The house is lighted by electricity with electric lights and elec
tric call bells in every room, and these lights make it one of the
most brilliant beacons on the entire coast.
The entire lower floor Is thrown open to the public, and, being
beautifully carpeted, the spacious reception room and large airy
halls always form favorite gathering places for guests. The billiard
and pool room is also quite popular fur merry gatherings.
An Aeolian anu Pianola in the commodious parlor furnishes
delightful music at all times, and musicals are pleasant features
during the entire season.
The Breakers has a regular orchestra which furnishes music
for informal dances ana balls, and the large dining room, with its
smooth, hard floor, makes an ideal hall for regular dancing parties.
An abundance of fresh and salt water fish, clams, oysters, crabs
and other sea food Is always on our menu; our entire supply of
milk, butter and cream comes from our own herd of Jersey cows,
and poultry and eggs are supplied from the hotel farm adjoining
the grounds.
There are hot and cold, fresh and salt water bathes In the
house, with private bathe and tonetB.
The waves of the ocean at high tidn roll within 200 fwfcl of the
hotel, and the beach in front i superb for surf bathing.
On the grounds are bowling alleys, golf links, tennis courts and
croquet sets; on the lakes, just bark of the hotel, is a fleet of sail
and ro boats, and on Shoal water Bay, just east of the lakes. Is a
gasolir - launch for parties of fishermen, picnickers or others who
prefer he warm, still-water be thing to the tumbling of tne surf.
AT trains atop at the railroad station In the hotel grounds, and
no rrr ding into hotel omnibuses or walking In aand Is necessary,
since e hotel ground is a per oct velvety lawn, where the guests
are pr r-t!cally landed at the hotel door.
TtK Breakers Hotel is located at Breakers Station, a regular
ticket office, where all trains stop. It is one and a half miles north
of Long Beach Station.
In purchasing tickets see that they read to Breakers, Wash.,
and hr.ve baggage checked through to that point.
T .egraph and telephone onnections in the hotel.
THE BEAUTIFUL SEASIDE RESORT OF CLATSOP COUW
IS UPfclX l-UK I nt bUMMbK btASUN UNDER THE MUIJ
MENT OF P. H. SHULDERMANN.
Special attention Is given to the dinitig room this summer
the cuunary department is under the management of an c;J
chef. Nothing Is left undone that adds to the comfort and t:J
ment of the hotel's guests.
The tennis courts and golf grounds are In splendid conditio!
For further information write
R H SMULDEMffll
CEARHEART PARK
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Locksley
Hall
t ,,-n i. ...ii.. i... ., ,-rt f of Dinef wfcia I
tbrr;- hundred feet of old ocean, is an idai I are toBpenaue-
Mr. I. A. fXlA
i i ... - i ..... .m,. i..,rini. and in aaoiJiK"!
the numerous rooms that wure nlieady a portion of en"""' A
new ones havo been added and nicely finished a! fu8,,
. .. . ... ... .i i,,.... thi house anu tt I
anu com water nave ueen aaueu inw' J h.steail
pletf- system of sewerage has been put in A prw"" j ' B 1
gaged for tho season who will have cnarge ti -.: --
kitchen, and guests will have every atfnn.m Pf .!!.,
bake for the gucsU ot Locksley Hall na "'"""tie ntt
RBtur.ln,. i,l.l,t A -nn.l r.ri" h at r will bt !.&'! u .nog
yea' on
tie Wl
NO RACE SUICIDE.
New!
Large Increase in Birthrate In
York City.
New York, July 18. The vital sta
tistics (or the first half or the year
have just been published and a
glimpse at the figures shows thai
there Is no danger of race suicide In
New York. On the contrary, a mark
ad in Tease is shown in the btrthrat.
The births reported numbered -iC.-ilKl J
agalBst 40,392 for the first half ofi
last year. This increase was duel
Oh'p Qui ifol& Coupon
Write the name of h I.t'v rlerk vou wish s nt by the East
Okkgonian to the Hotel Breakers, on two wteks vocation, in
blank space below.
1 vote for.
Employed at
X. B. Bring Coujions to the JJabt'Oregonlau otlb e
summer Alttiougb the House is open m- - - ' . At
flay of June a formal opening is baa " - ,, nll mrtl
tb.- front veranda. A pleasant place is '
will doubtless spend a happy vacation ai u "
Carriages meet all trains.
Special rates to families. , , ,lf Ba5s! '
Address, for further Information, mr- -
LOCKSLEY HALL
Seaside Oregon.
Price $1.00
per bar at tlic
r?t in the
ffice
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