DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST S, 1903.
GOOD SHOES CHEAP.
The Grand
id-Summer
n
Sale
STILL GOES ON
And on the Oxfords that arc
left we are making another re
duction to make room for our
fall stock of shoes, which will
arrive soon.
If you want ladles', misses',
men's, boys', youths' or little
gents' Oxfords, call and exam
ine our goods and prices before
buying.
Dindinger, Wil
son & Company
'Phone, Main iiSi
PERSONAL MENTION.
.. I td In a short time and will answor
until the other plans arc perfected,
t But the present condition should
! not bo allowed to long exist, for
! docs not show tho right spirit for the
! I city to be behind the surrounding
It C. Tlagor. of Gibbon. Is in the ' country In the matter of oduratlon.
j cltv today. ' It is necessary to enlarge the build-
I Miss Myrtle Hill Is the guest of i"Ks "d there Is no question but tlmt
I friends nt Echo. "' l'opie will soon sco uinnnero n
I nntlilno Inff tn iln lint Hvo tliolr rnn-
T. J. Ennls, of RUter, Is In the city
s.r
OUR FEETSMUSHED
for a short time.
Miss Nellie Gordon, of Hoppner. is
visiting friends In tho city.
F. H. Ilcnthe, of Wuston, if. in the
city for o short buslnoss visit.
F. M. Wnhuor. of Hllgard, is in
the city for a business visit.
F. C. Lnwrouce, of Baker City, Is
the guest of the Golden Rule,
nothing loft to do but give their con
sent to the changes.
Victoria Island Case.
The law firm of Stliiman & Pierce
Is now engaged In perfecting their
arguments In the case of Charles F. '
Doe vs. Henry F. Tierce ami otnors, j
TWO COLORED MEN WILL
BE CRIPPLED FOR LIFE.
Were Beating Their Way on a
Freight and Cnunht Their Feet Be
tween a Drawbar and Deadwood
Accident Occurred at Huron.
STRIKE IN GOLCONDA.
I
RE
Joseph Moillt and Walter Richard-
two colored hoys nnout v.i years
... . . F . ' Chilli. "
which will come up in me superior , ns,e wm brmiKt to the county
court of the State of California, on , .,, from IIuron title morning on
the 25th of this month. Thoro nro Uu, ln,,njBnt traln, with their foot
1.K.3 closely-written pages of tosti-1 ,,,., , ,.i ,ln result of bav-
Mrs. W. Dolltns aim family nre ai '. " "f , , I lng tried to bent their way to mis
Long Beach for the summor. win xaiie several wtohs. i n lomi : t,,tv the
BRICK IS ARRIVING.
I George Fell and family leave to
night for an outing nt Newport.
' C. C. Berkley went to Portland
i this morning on a short business
1 trip.
. Mrs. J. J. Stubblofleld returned
from n visit to Walla Walla yestcr
, day evening,
Miss Bessie J. Sutton, of Hoppner,
! is the guest of friends in Pendleton
for a few days.
G. W. Hunt, of Foster, is at the
' Pendleton for a short visit in the
, city on business.
! Louis Grecnwald has gone to Leh
, man Springs, where he will join his
family for an outing,
! M. H. Rice and daughter, Miss H.
Rice, of Freewater, are in the city
I the guests of friends.
; Mrs. W. W. Rigby. of Pataha City,
Wash., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Shelly Jones, for a short time.
Airs Charles J Frazler left this
morning for Walla Walla, where she
will visit her sister for a time.
Mrs. It. S. Renn and children will
leave this evening for Long Beach,
Third Story Will at Once Be Put Up
on the Hotel St. George.
The pressed brick for the addition
to the Hotel St. George, Is beginning
to arrive on the scene, nnd as soon
as the workmen can be secured, the
construction of the third storv will
be begun. It is the intention of the ! where they will spend the summer.
owner of the building to put another , Mrs. W. G. Cole and children left
story onto the house, just the same this morning for coast points, where
ns the rest of the house in interior they will spend the summer months.
arrangcmcnL I jtrs. Dau Shaw, of Birch Creek,
The rooms will be finished and , ilnR ,. n Riicnne where she will
furnished as the rest are, and it is ! i the pnest of' her mother for tho
expected that the new addition will
add about 23 rooms to the capacity
of the house. The work will be
rushed as fast as is possible, once it
is started.
Already extra timbers have been '
put in the basement to strengthen ,
the foundation for the added strain
of the third floor. When done, the 1
Hotel St. George will be one of the
largest buildings in the city.
summer.
Mrs. Grace Tatum will leave in the
morning for Wallace, where she will
he the guest of Mrs. Eugene Moore
for the next month.
G. W. Robbins. of the Owl Tea
Store, has gone to Lehman Springs
for a visit with Mrs. Robbins, who is
there for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Clopton and
family left this morning for The
Breakers, where they spend the next
three weeks by the sea.
Dr. Gene Vaughn, accompanied by
his nieces, the Misses Florence, left
this morning for Hldaway Springs,
where they will Join Mrs. Vaughn for
a visit.
Mrs. J. E. Mulnlx, of Butte, Mont.,
is in the city the guest of her daugh
ter, Mrs. J. H. Dunne, of this city,
and will remain here for the coming
month.
Mis Fannie Ciplinger, it Helix,
who has been a guest at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Mann, left this
morning for Pilot Rock, where she
will visit with friends.
Dr. Frank Smith, who has been the
guest of his sister. Mrs. Rose Camp-
X UlfWJ PDinC OfHPPP T i teJI. for the last two weeks, will leave
HIUH UKAUt riT Llta n the morning for his home at Se-
friIMit trnln tli nt nnmna
nrm ropruseiu .e wuiu.umuja "J "" through during the night,
suit and It Is very probable It will be b ,md ,)pcn t ()(r tliu
taken to the supreme court before It ! tra, lnl pomcs horo ln tll0 ovon.
Is settled, which ever way it Is decid-, , , attempted to board tho train
ed by the superior court. Messrs. i ? . ' iinntion to
. . T . ! 1 1 1 1 I M 1 " 1 - - -
Stlllmnn nnd Pierce will lenve for
San Francisco about the 20th of this
month ln order to bo in readiness for
the trial when it is called on the 25th.
ECHO MILLS SOLD.
G. W.
Shields' Park,
The usual large crowd was ln at-1
tnnHntlno nt fit,, nnrl- lnet nlrht n n r! t
the entertainment is constantly grow
ing in favor. The amateur list for
Thursday night promises to be high
ly interesting nnd the numbers will
be announced tomorrow evening. The
management will make a special feat
ure of the introduction of local tal
ent on each Thursday evening during
the season. The professional bill for
tonight will be up to the usual stand
ard and tomorrow night will be
changed throughout, in addition to
the amateur features.
1 1 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 1
Hunt the Purchaser- Consid
eration $10,000.
For several months the Hourietta
Flouring Mills at Echo, have been on
the market, and some time ago it was
rumored that a sale was about to be
consummated, but not until today was
the deal made. By it t.ie proporty
was transferred from the hands of
J. H. Koontz and C. A. Koontz, his
wife, to Leonora G. Hunt for the sum
of $10,000. This Is the mill property,
but In another transfer n tract of
land also owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Koontz, was sold to the same parties
for the sum of $1,500.
The property is all at and in the
vicinity of Echo. The latter tract
comprises about 50 acres of timber
land near the city, and is a valuable
piece of land. The former, or the
mill property, comprises the Henri
etta Mills, with all of the land nnd
warehouses belonging to It. It is in
the edge of the city of Echo and has
in connection with the mill building
seven acres of land upon which the
mill and warehouses stand, and a
flume two miles long.
The capacity of the mill Is 100 bar-!
rels a day, though with good wheat
It can grind out 150 barrels. There
are two warehouses with the prop
erty, each 50xinu feet in dimension.
It is the intention of the new own
er or owners, for it is rumored that
It has been bought by a syndicate
of Portland capitalists, to run the
mill to the full capacity.
CO ill IT
I get to Kamela. wnero mey womu
lie able to catch the passenger that
reaches Pendleton at midnight. They
stowed awny on the rods of the
freight in the yards at Huron and
waited for tho tralu to start.
The drawbar by which tho cars
are coupled, has at the end a heavy
spring so arranged that when the
cars are bumped together while
coupling, or for any other reason,
there will bo a certain amount of
slack In the train In order to lessen
the strain on the cars and tako off
the sudden jar and Jerk of starting.
The end of the bars play against n
heavy timber under the car called tho
deadwood. and when the train is
pushed together the end of the linrs
will butt Into this timber with the
whole weight of the train.
In stretching out on the brake rods
tho hoys got their feet between the
end or the drawbar and the dead
wood, and when the helper engine
jammed Into the train from behind,
In starting, the cars wore forced to
gether and their feet were caught be-
Vein of Ore Assaying $490 Per Ton.l 1 d
Struck on 300-Foot Level. ' I
Sumptor, Aug. B. Manager How-'
nrd, of the Golconda mlno, came ln !
from tho initio Sunday with about 200
pounds of tho ore rrom tho now strike '
on tho .100-foot level, which Is ns I
hnndsomo rock ns ever was shown in '
this enmp. It runs $490 to tho ton
For weeks tho mnlors wcro drlftlnir ... 'Ul PVCT broom
on this vein, which wns nnrrnw h .',".".0 nts tin 75
suddenly It widened out to Vi cr ""'""fti
lour foot, ninklng a splendid showing cist un m hoW U i u
.... ...... , i - tn iitiumvr hfi .ti . ".ure II,.,
breast In olio of tho lower lnvnlo in . lneJl With nn ..' r
feot wide, where tho valuo runs $SS hoi-Wi1 ln bromwi
to tho ton. I,0,(ler les the tcatHit
Five tons of rich concentrates
wero shipped rrom the Golconda this I
week.
i ne ueain penalty. c, .
A little thing sometimes results in s "orld's fair
u" installmt,
denth. Thus a moro scratch, insig
nificant cuts or puny bolls have paid
the death penalty, it Is wlso to havo
Ilucklin's Arnica Salvo ever handy.
It's the best salve on earth and will
prevent tntallty, when burns, sores,
ulcers and piles threaten. Only 25c
nt Tnllmnn &. Co.'s drug store.
OWL TEA
vii
A KLUULAK WHIRLWIND OF LOW PRICES
We have inoreBoodH lliati we want UiisseaHon otthevm
must unload. Come help us
SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT YOUR 0WNPRICF
. ..... y,. ulru b iKVKT untlpwh ,.,-
ftWll'u (iv-tnt ffullirli'unn iitwlu,hl.. en- n
.. T- -...niouiiu uuu. IjrBU'fN tn m.M. .
Mnn'M ('hcHner work- niilrtu if !. i ,."""''"-J
HUteli(iers, lots of them, and cheaper than you can buv
where. If rikhI goods at low prices will reach ynu we Wil
pet your IiukIufhh, as low prices prevail In all depaituu
store.
Yours for busiiui-R
B-
tween the end of tho Iron nnd the '
timber, crushing them out of all j
shape. I
The cries of the men brought the 1
trainmen 10 xncir assistance, unuij . . . . ... . .. . . . . , , t . .....
IIII WLTe lUKUIt iium HIV UUIU UUU
LYONS MERC. CO
brought to this city, where they were
1 taken to the county hospital.
Dr. Cole was called and examined
j the enscs. He found that Mofllt's
left foot would have to be amputat-
i ed. though the other one could bo
saved. The other man was not so
badly hurt, as there were no bones
broken. It required several stitches
to close the wounds, however, and
the Injuries will leave the man lame
for some time to come.
Thp T-Tonrlnftn urntinrtlnc hnpn hoit
a varied experience, for they cost ,u r.-.....
?.".0,000 and expense has been put in- Jlr- anii Mrs' Jofin King, of Cold
to them besides that amount. They Springs, and Mr. nnd Mrs. P. P. Col
have jumped from hand to hand Tho llur amI Mr nntt Mrs- G- W. RIghy,
reason Is not clear, for thev are one ' wI" ,eav' tlle lngt of the week for
of the best mills In the state. It Is I San Francisco, where they will attend
thought that under the nresent man- the national encampment of the
agement they will be made a success, Gnnd Army of the Republic
especially it me rumor is true auout
there being n syndicate mixed up In
the deal.
g. Hi!
The Best
Ever Made
is tlie automatic blue
I'ouKur ii is n itnnn in u
keeper in hot weather,
uuu. iiune or roast use i
It burns only a gallon
in roe nays, ana is me
f gi noniical stove ever made.
n H-J... .J pi.
friL.es KL'LULCU Lll LI
FOR FREE VACATION.
We have Just received a full
line of Gilpin, Langdon Co.'s
pure, high grade Spices. A few
of the varieties are
CloveB, English Mustard,
Red Pepper, Black Pepper,
White Pepper," Turmnric,
Cinnamon, Mixed SpiceB,
Etc.
BAKER CITY POWER PLANT.
(Concluded.)
These are all guaranteed
pure spices of the very best
make. Put up ln convenient
sealed packages.
When you want spices that
ore right, come to us.
TALLMAN & GO.
X IrfuiUiuir Druggist
4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n it ill i ii 1 1
county, for the yield 1b estimated at
6u per cent. While It is true that the
prices will in a measure counteract
the shortage in the yield, the fact
must not be lost sight of that the
farmers will use the same amount of
seed and feed and this will cut down
the amount for the market. A small
hole in a crop with high-priced gTaln,
makes a bigger deflcit than the same
hole in a crop of cheap wheat nnd
when the crop Is short the balance
left Is ln proportion to the shortage,
School Situation.
Speaking about the condition of
the public schools here. Mr. Pierce
said that the board had plans in view
for the alleviation of the condition
existing, hut that they could not be
carried out at the present time owing
partly to the lateness of the season
and partly to the attitude of the peo-
'ple of tho city Th alterations that
5 arc now under wa" will bo complet-
NOT GOOD, NOT HERE
They Lead the Procession
The popularity of Swift's products among all r .ises Is very
largely due to tho absolutely clean and hygienic nditlons un
der which each carcass Is dressed, and the meat and the food pro
ducts prepared and inspected. This Is particularly true of Swift's
Premium Ham and Bacon. From the sleek, corn-fed hogs in the
pens, tho carefully selected hams and bacon in the smokehouse,
the final export inspection by the V S. government, and, lastly,
tho dainty wrapping ln parchment paper, each stop in the evolu
tion of these nutritious and appetizing products Is a guarantee
that they will always please.
F. S. YOUNGER & SON
NOT GOOD, NOT HERE
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question ariM.-:. in , tun .
everyday. Let us answer i: to i.v. T
Miss Frazler Leads But Another
Series of Coupons Is Yet to Be
Voted.
The contest for the free vacation
at The Breakers will close next Sat
urday. The vote today Is as follows: , a delicious and hc.-.lf
cine jean rTazier. reopies ware
house, 5S7
Bessie Hulse, Fair Store, 153.
Dora Myrick, St. Joe Store. 22.
Ruby Whlttemore, The Delta, 21.
Anna Kennedy, I.ce Teutsch's, 20.
Miss Newqucst. The Fair, C.
pared in two minu'e-
baking 1 add boning
eooL Flavors: Let."
beny and Struwbf
tt your grocers ti-
In Walla Walla Hospital.
John Wright, familiarly known as
"Jack" Wright, one of the oldest en
gineers on the O. It. & X. between
this city und Spokane, was operated
on at St. Mary's hospital, In Walla i ing order. Beecham's Pills will put
Walla, yesterday, for chronic bladder I you in condition.
uuuuit.-. nc in geiiing along nicely
and expects to resume his run In a
short time.
To look well
your blood must be pure to give
your complexion that peculiar fresh
ness wnicn can only be obtained
wnen your system is in good work'
To Purchase 8tock.
Charles Bond and J. w. Sullivan
left this morning for San Francisco,
where they go to select the stock of
gents' furnishing goods for the new
store which they will open in a Hhort
time, it is the purpose of the gen
tlemen to carry as complete a line of
goods as can be found ln the city.
To feel well
you must be well. Your digestive
organs must be doing their work
properly. Beecham's Pills act like
oil on machinery, and will give you
the snap and vigor that only comes
wun penect neaitn.
To keep well
Posed for the Scene6. ....
,..-., , even1 orean must be doincr its tliitv-
nr. oineiuH, owner or me circuit I j ' .
of summer parks, now being run Z TTL Vw " "t K,u"eys m"n
throughout the states of Oregon und ! f '""'""H" wonting oraer.
Washington, had the song. "Open I f ?ou are not wel1 ns vou ouSht
lour Mouth and Shut Your Eyes,
prepared especially for the circuit.
and ho and Mrs. Shields posed for
tho scenes In the song, as rendered at
the park here Monday evening.
Bear Cub Changes Hands,
B, E. Kennedy, local manager of
the Coo Commission company, has
acquired title to tho cub bear which
has been tho pride and joy of Marn
Patton for several months. Mr.
Kennedy expects to control the mar
ket with this now addition to tho
force.
Residence Destroyed.
Tho residence of O. T. White at
Umatilla, was destroyed by nro last
night, tho family barely escaping in
their night dresses. All tho contents
wore consumed.
to be
Take a small dose of
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
They will set you right.
Sold Everywhere
10 Cents and 25 Conts
Farmers . , T7Ti
Fred Wafers, .. tor
Capacity Ittl , .
Flour etflmiigH,!
Flour, Mill Fwd. , tl vu
always oo hand.
w . i i j .hitivp. ij t n -n t nun .m
( WE HAVE
NEW CLOTHING
DRESS GOODS
Suit
1 nc ldcai sun f
our Three Button Sack.
dressy, siyiiu
Cloths that are exclusive
terns. L-oais
u.v lnth" front. Tney
llCtll V-lM" .
i tliuir
"Coats tnai kc
1 1 1 I it: 1 1 V I -
ersofFineWanaiai.u.--Mg
in Union SUP-
ine rcauy . - ,
we are selling: today is
pnf" than the clothing ot
i. orrn 1 nClt w
better in the reader
made to measure.
Rir. RAQTON STOFI
WE
COATS that
keep their shape.
CARRY A COMPLETE LlNEC