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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1903)
IN If: (f ,i DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1W. GOOD SHOES CHEAP. Mid-summe Oxiotd Sale Tidies, misses' men's, boys' and little gents' Oxfords. Groat values at bargnln prices. Men's canvas shoes, the shoe for hot summer 'weather, $1.25, $1.G0 aud a Goodyear welt at $2.50. Keep your foot cool and comfortable. Big Odd aud End Sale still in progress Dindinger, Wil son & Company 'Phone, Mais i iSi LOST HIS PARENTS MASCOTT OF PHILIPPINE r II, J. lllHKV, IU opuhauir, in n ! .Ifv tnitnv. CAMPAIGN IN THE CITY. R T Ro()th ()f 1M CUv ,g thc I guest of the Pendleton. Younn Boy Ran Away From Home In i J- A. Baker, of Mcacham, Is In the cltv transacting buslncs. Kentucky to Go to War-Lost ( j, J(lm jnox nni, fnmIv aro vs. Hearing From Gunshot Wound Re- it 'n c; friends In the city. th. iir,uH ctn.c tn cinri ! D. II. nichnrtlson. or Helix, is His Parents Gone ing for Them. -Is Now Search- the city transacting business, Mrs. M. E. Hill, of Pilot Rock, is ln the city no guest of friends IV T Prntwlnl nf T n flrntiilo Is In a iu, uiiiiuiviui uuuui iv ti,.. Pty for a short business visit, age, totally deaf and bearing scars in i ,. . ,. , ,, evidence of his record, arrived In the ... ' ' ' ' m IWLII tl lit UHIIVII t.b..,ll W , ......... city this morning. In search of his CHARGED WITH FORGERY. parents, whom he left in Kentucky r. and Mrs. E. C. Llnter. of Cres at the beginning of the Spanish war. ton. Wash., aro In the city the guests He has prepared the following ac-, of trieiuis. count of his career, which Is borne1 Mrs. A. E. Corhett and family, of out by sufficient proofs, to warrant HuntM-.lle, are the guests of Pemllc beliof. His parents hearing of his ton friends. death in the Philippines, had moved : Mp nn,i Mrs. Doug Celts and fnm away from the former home and he v ()f Pllot nock. are In the city for has no possible means of tracing .owt visit N. J. Sorensen, the mining man ot Sumpter. was the guest of the Pen dleton yesterday. Miss Ethel Johnson Is the guest of friends in Portland, nnd at the sea side for the summer months. Mrs. R. S. Ilryson left this morning them, except to search the country over personally and advertise for them as best he can. The following statement, written by him, has been published In several Oregon papers: "I was born In Mnysville. Ky., Jan uary 20, 1SS7, remained at home until July 14, 1SBS, when I ran away and i for Eugene, where she will vlsu with tried to go to war as a mascot; but her mother, Mrs. Mnry Griffin, for they would not let him. I some time. "I went to Ottawa, Kan., and re-1 George H. Sutherland, of Walla ninlned there until Company K, 20th walla. s i thc city to look nfter the uueo biuiivu iur ouu ,vorit on the sewer for which he has Paroled From Washington Penitent!- fllcn ,,et me ,s that th contract. . . , j, . , fnr, then they stowed me In the hull , T ..ii ary and Again a Candidate. of 'thc h, nm, September wo Js, D " F. W. Parker was arrested at Mil- started for Manila. ! ' or,lall(l- "'"-re ton last night charged with the forg ery of a note at Wnlla "Walla. Parker was convicted some time ago of a forgery and was sentenced to the penitentiary at Walla Walla, but loft this morning for ire he will he one of .1.- . i . . . .. . . . .......it .. r "Our Jlrst battle was at Caloocan. " ,imn where I was wounded in the right I 111 K0,lmui- side, while nfter water. Our next j John Knight, a mining man of this battle was at Mololas, and again I city, left this morning for Ashwood, was wounded In the right arm and Crook county, where He Is Interested FIVE MEN ATTENDING CAMP FROM PENDLETON. L. B. Reeder Will Retire From Offico of Great Sachem and Will Be Chosen Great Prophet State Council Will Elect Delegates to National Council. Thomas Fltz Gerald will leave Mon day Tor Oregon City to attend Iho meeting of the Great Council of tlio Red Men. which convenes nt that place on Tuesday morning ami con tinues over Wednesday. There are four delegates from this cltv not counting U It. Iteeder. tlio great saeheni of the stuto. All of the delegates are now either nt Oregon City or near there, Roy Ritner having gone tliero several days ago; Gus Slangier is with his family at the sea side; James Devlin left this morn ing, ns did Mr. Reeder. Mr Reeder will retire from tho po sition of great sachem at this moot ing, and according to tho custom of the order will be elected to tlio stump or great prophet of the state. That will bo the highest office In the state, and the one which is hold by those who have gone through all of the chairs or stumps. At tills time the council will elect a delegate to represent tho state In the Great Council of the National Or der, which meets nt Atlantic City, X. J., some time during tlio month ot September. mi,n .11..r,itlnn fwitll tills f'ltV Will I lilt UVIV ....... v I attempt to secure one ot tho stnto of fices for this place at mo coming mooting, having for some time had n representation In the state council from here. through the intercession of friends, went to the hospital. Had just got- in some mines. was paroled by the governor not over a week ago. Thursday or Friday he forged a check on A. H. Harris, of "Walla Walla, for $40, and slipped away to Milton. There he was warn ed by some one from Walla Walla that he was wanted by the police, and attempted to get away, but was caught before he had loft the town. He will be taken to Wnlla Walla, where he will have his examination. Visitors From Long Island. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Detts, of He lix, came to the city this week to await tho arrival of "a sister and two aunts from Mattatuck, L. I., Miss Mi riam Glldersleeve, Mrs. A. Gilder sleeve and Mrs. C. Carleton, who ar rived safely Wednesday, xhey were conducted to the home of Mrs. A. F. May and later, after being shown around the city, loft for the home of Mrs. Belts, at Helix. ,,f n Z ordered to; A L SwaBcart ,las returned from t t Li P(!la5 rIVCr; whore trip to Bingham Springs, where he we destroyed two towns and many , weut' wlth famIIy' t0 lnsta thcm "When we advanced on Malabon. ' for tl,c SUmmer the Philippine capital, I was wound-; X. T. Conklln, who has been en ed again in the left limb, above the paged in the real CFtnto business In knee and twice ln the right limb be- this city for some time, has sold out low the knee, and my right kneecap , his business and will go to Callfor- was broken by a Mauser ball. "On May 4 we advanced on San ' Fernando, but the battle was fought ' the 3d, and we wore too late, and I was In several othor battles, but I was not again wounded. j "The company was ordered home i T-,. ... 1 n . I. 1 t 1 i j . i. ! nia. J. M. Church, of La Grande, passed i'u-vp the O. H. & X. last night, en rouw to Portland, to attend an ad wtiniod meeting of the Lewis and Clark Fair board. Rabbi Stephen P. Wise, of Port- Informal Dance. An informal dance was given last Wednesday evening ln the tent on Haley's Island, by a number of the young people of the city. The music wes furnished by the Chicago Mando lin Club, and a very enjoyable even ing was the result. J 1 T f - ... t .. T . , , . . .. . , ill. 'I"I"1"I I"!1 t How to Prevent The spread of infection and X contagious diseases is a mat- ter m which all are Interested. J ln order that our customers may have tt. most modern method of disinfection, as well as the safest, simplest and most reliable, we have added J to our already complete drug stock a One lino of SOLIDIFIED FOR-MAL-DE-HYDE and FORMALDEHYDE GENERATORS. the Xlnth Infantry, Company C, un-, land, was a passenger on last night's der Captain Couners, and went with train en route liume from Boise, him to China, where I was ln only two 1 whore he conducted the funeral of battles, at Teln Tsin and Pekln. "In Teln Tsin I was wounded in SCRAPPED THIS AFTERNOON. the late Nathan Falls. . C. Chandler has returned to his . l i .. r. i . i i . . i . i . . I on i i i. i t . . . . ""J I'ome at McMinnvllle. after a visit nt iJh f St ?L, aTlnS m"1 ' tlie l'me "I nov. It. W. King, ot this speech by a bal entering my chin M chandler is tho secretary and coming out behind my left ear. of th 0 Firo nelIef Ass0ciation was also ln the massacre of Samar ; , McMnnvie aml. was hert. to nt. Is and. when my company was attack-; tond t of th llUercstR of tno ed on September 27, 1901. and I os-' .,,. o.,.l .!!, n.. . . ,l"M'J .tl;u jii ii i u uuiu bum kj luium home to find that ray parents, upon hearing I was killed had moved and left no trace behind them. I am now searching for them. Being a mascot, and not on the pay roll, I cannot got a pension. "FRED L. HOWE, JR." FISHING BY PROXY. Magnificent Trout Are to Be Had at Bingham Springs. Judge J. J. Halloray has returned from a visit to Bingham Springs, where he went during tho recent hot weather. While gone the judge in- Bio Cron of Huckleberries 1 Ben Wells, a rancher from the head afsei )nth?, Vilmo of chasing the ?J 'of Beaver Creek, is in tho cltv for a b' B imui, imt no urn u Besides being an ideal sick- ? room disinfectant, it Is un- equalled in fleas. Insects of all kinds, etc. Sea them ln our window and come In and let us tell you more about It. visit vi-ith frion.ii Mr viio lo fmm In a novel and convenient way. He the huckleberry belt of the county. 1 ?ont hii? n?,st out, witn a IInc- n ha and has brought with mm several 1ot .nnd, aU ?r tho necessary imple-five-gallon cans of berries, which he m,onts, ot wworc nnd when he return has put in the cold storage plant to . e,(l Iad?n with V10 ano'Is,of tho cha,so await the arrival of his wife, who tho judge levied an attachment ou tho will reach Pendleton tuis evening. , bnsket nnd Its contents. Mrs Wnlla Is thn nhnmnlnn l,nnl.-lo. i IH18 Way 110 CaUglll SOniO UCail- berry cannor of the county, and will raging from one foot to two can the berries for winter use. Tho : f00 'n length, and some of them mountains nround the head or Beaver wp'Kh'nB as much as 10 pounds, are loaded with tho berries this year, I However none of tho record-breakers ... ...... . rnnnhmi t!i!K rtrv IhnnK-K tn llu, nn. which are ripening so rapidly that they cannot ho saved. TALLMAN &- C Gone to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Reeder and lit tle daughter loft this morning for Portland, where Mr. Reeder goes to attond the meeting of tho great coun cil of the Redmeu In his capacity as great sachem. The party was nc- reachei' this city, thanks to the ap petite nnd tho modesty of mo legal fishcrraun. DEATH OF MRS. FRANK JORDAN. 4.H--r--H--i--J--i--:'i-.':--K-'r-f-I' 'heir home at Tacoma. Was Afflicted With Consumption and Was a Native of mis Vicinity. Word was received In the city this afternoon that Mrs Frank Jordan J I compar.led by Mr. Reader's mother, ' Ug1 this morning nt the family home, Mrs. E. K. Reeder, and his sister, nine nines aontn of J'llot Rod;, on f1 Mrs. Elmer Croasley, both of Taco- Birch creek. Mrs. Jordan has beon ma The ladles will go to Portland sick for a long time with consump- t for a short visit before returning to tlon. and the end was not unexpected i llmln Hnn.r n rPnnn.. , ( n tha tnAmlinM nf flic fn,nllt' "NOT GOOD NOT HERE." FfosIi Every Day STRAWBERRIES, K WATERMELON8, A MU3KIIELON8, L GRAPE FRUIT, A ORANGES, I LCMCNS, j) BANANAS, a PEACHES, K RA6PBERRIE8, H BLACKEERRIE8, H PINEAPPLES, I GRAPES, N APRICOTS, O SWEET CORN, TOMATOES, CUCUMBER8, 6TRING BEAN8, GREEN ONION8, BEETS, TURNIP8, RADISH Cf, CARROTS, LETTUCE, CABBAGE, GREEN PEA8, CAULIFLOWER. c o S F. S. YOUNGER & SON "Not GoikI Not Hi'rc" to the members of the family Mrs. Jordan is one of tho pioneers of the county, having lived all ot hor ' life in this part of the state. Tho funeral will be held at Pllot Hock tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock and tbe burial will lie mane at tho Olncy cometery at tills city in the afternoon, between 0 and 7 o'clock. Tho services will be conducted by Kov. Robert Warren, of thc Methodist Episcopal church. Rinqllng . Erof. World's Greatest Show at Walla Vallst, August 13. For the above occasion the O. R. & X. Co. offer a reduced rate of $1.80 for the r.jiu d trip. Tickots on salo august 13, good until August 14th re turning. For further particulars, call ou or address F. F. Wanwley, agont. Annual Convention Imperial Order Pedmon, Oregon City, Ore., July 20 30. For the above occasion the O. R. & N. makes i rato of one nnd a third faro on the certificate plan (o Port land. For full particulars, call an or address P. F. Wnmsley, agent. Bad Blood, a Fist Fight and a Gun Play Between Ward and McClure. Ralph Ward and Robert McClure, two well-known men of this city, came to blows this aftornoou on tho corner of Main and Alia streets by ihc side of tho Tallman drug store, ami before they could lie pulled apart blood was ipllled and a gun wub drawn. It seems that there hns been bad blood between thc two men for some time, and this afternoon, when they came together, tho old feud broko out afresh. The men first started Into n list fight, but McClure started to draw his gun. Ward got hold of McCluro's hand, and before the man could got loose to uso the weapon tlio crowd anil u couple of policemen hnd pull ed the men apart and disarmed Mc Clure. Both ot the men wore taken to tho recorder's court and given nn Immedi ate trial. Ward pleaded guilty to dis orderly conduct and was fined $10. which he paid. McClure had two charges to face, one of disorderly con duct and the other of carrying con cealed weapons. Ho was fined $10 for the first offense nnd $20 for the Inst. McClure paid his fine and was re leased. The trouble has been brew ing for a year, and it is thought to bo not yet finished. Mrs. Moule Entertains. On Thursday ovonlng Inst Mrs. M. E. Moulo entortalncd a few friends at tho homo of Mrs. Ross Dickson, ln honor of iter friend, Miss Sherwood, of North Yakima, who has boon tho guest or Mrs. Moulo during tho past week. Miss Shorwood loft Friday morning for Spokane, whero sho will visit tho romalmler ot tho summer. Tho lady has Just roturnod from Denver, whero sho has beon In at tendance on tho nntlonal convention of tlio Chrlstlnn Endeavor Sociotles of tho United States. Merchants' Lunch. During tho hot wenthor you can save your wlfo tho misery ot cook ing over tho hot stovo by going to tho Merchants' Cnfo (formerly tho Mnzoppn) and getting a hot lunch for 15c, between 11:30 and 2 p. ra. Methodist Episcopal Church Sun day school, 10 n. m.. A. J. Owon, su perintendent; preaching, 11 a. m.; class meeting, 12:15 p. m., Rov. G. W. Rlgby, leader; children's meeting 4 p. m.; Epworth Lcnguo, 7 p. m.; sermon 8 p. in. A cordial Invitation to all these services. Robort Warner, pas- j tor. ! ASAFf Wle lball p!a J ,n ,,,e field J no "ewer. It i, calUi r Afternoon Tea it t. Won that they ate ,1 l'w Ut peculiar, J that makes one 1 and dream they can u8J Have you tried It? OWL TEA Tickets for st, LouiJ ,5 Big Special Sal iPriso i ril- US' 010 Lisas Ikith w I FROM Saturday July J8th Monday July 20th July 21 bill eS f surly Es Cal. SATURDAY and MONDAY we will ive all KlroVe I natrons 20 lbs. Granulated Sujrar for S1.00. iomin s llo Mor la W LHirtr, Uficcr IcdCc bWUi ia Iroi ard-Br i, July bint 12 K" FIREMEN'S SOUVENIR. Excellent Publication Now Ready for Distribution. The souvenir of the Pendleton vol untoor lire companies, eu.ied and ar ranged by W. A. Gllniore, Is now be ing Issued from tho press of tno East Or.egonlan. Tho souvenir is a handsome book let of CO pngOB. elegantly bound, con taining half-tone cuts of all the mem bers of the Pendleton lire companies and other prominent citizens, besides viowh of Pendleton nnd attractive nd vertlsomentB of nlmost every business institution In the city. The subject matter of tho book was prepared by Mr. Gllmoro, assist ed by tho onicers of the volunteer companies, nnd would bo a credit to towns larger nnd more metropolitan, if possible, thnn Pendleton. Mr. Gn more has spared no pains to maUo his publication attractive and up-to-date, and thnt he has succeeded, his labors bear splendid evidence 20 1 DISCOUNT On 3 Coat Enamaled Ware. 5 Year Guarantee. See oar Granite Ware Window Display. e of i k! the iOl ' la lade fchyai lie i boli tWar rape. Joel loll: Lb W . J. CLARKE &L Co. 211 Court Stri -TT iYiidSummer CLEARANCE llii! II 0 ihi Let led KM This Sale is to clean up all Summer Shi waists and all Cotton Goods JS TriE PURE GRAIN COFFEE The coSoc iiublt I i quickly over, come by those who let Groiii-0 take its place. If properly made it tastes like the beit of coffee. No jrrain coffee compares with it in flavor or hoalthfulnii. try :t to-day. ;tocn erarrwlMn) : tst. miU 231. p rookie. ( cornlorlnlilo tnnmt from 3t ctiiu ui. Ki-wly liiinllil thrcuiihout Queun chop limine In itiimti tl n. MchIi nt all Iouh. Only while help em pU'jcd. Olvo u a trial. -.- ! t V t t $fl WsinS11 Sale Price - $2 Wantt0 SaIc Price ' ?5( Wantt0 Sale price BSC Fancy BBCt Sale price - Pillow Cases. lar.e si.e, 3 for 25 25c Cwtainiig: ii WMte, Sale price I 50 $ 39 10 (!) Call and seethe prices on BIG BOSTON STORE ii pi