Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1903)
DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREOON. 3ATUHUM, , Tl'T IITTTTTTtTTITVTTI ttTt ITEMS YOU'LL NEED For Summer Hoy's Wash Suits 50c to Si -25 Negligee Shirts 50010 250 Golf Shirts 50c to 1 50 Cool Underwear 50c, $1.00 and $1.50 Suit Pretty Neckwear 25c, 50c and 75c Stylish Helts 25c to 90c Fancy Hosiery 15c, 25c and 50c Hos Clo hitie, 'jo per cent. Discount .Men's Two Piece Suits 5.00 to S6 50 Men's S13, 50 Suits, Reduced to Siooo Men's S17 50 Suits, Reduced to St.). 00 Straw Hals, all there Is Left at Half Price BAE R St D AiLEY One Trice Clothiers, Furnishers and Ha ters i t t t $ : x t t I .H"t"I"t' 'l"I' t l'IllI4H GENERAL NEWS. Fifty Ladroues who wore Implicat ed In the ructsnt raids near Surigao. Ill the province of Mindanao. 1'. I., have been suntoneed to long tonus uf imprisonment. A steel girder 32 foot in length, fell into tlio river at Ham's Fori; Wyoming, Friday, throwing eight eight men into llto water. Killing one Instantly, ami seriously Injuring two more. 1 Conrad Schroeder. a Scranton mil-, llonaire. accidentally killed himself j Friday, in changing his revolver from one pocket to another. It was c.v , ploded in some way killing him In-' stantly. I The interstate commerce conunls-1 slon, on Friday, granted another ex-! tension of time to the railroads, in which they are to equip all cars and engines with safety appliances. The 1 limit Is now October 25. I C. E. Hums, a negro lawyer of j Wheeling. W. Vn.. assaulted a white , woman Frldny morning, and is now ' in hiding. A posse is searching for , him. He has always homo a good reputation and his act is n surprise 1 to Ills friends, white and IdaeK 1 NOHTHWEST NEWS. The Last Chance saloon at a? robbed Friday of $20. Albany Two attempts to burn Chinatown, j in Fresno. Cal.. were made Friday 1 morning. C. J. Hurley, of Uutte, one of W. A. Clark's trusted employes, lias embez zled $8,000 from the Montaua Hard ware Company. Five young men from Seattle who attempted the ascent of .Mount Rai nier, were rescued by Professor Flett and party on Thursday evening, after being hopelessly lost. The damage caused to crops in Col orado by the terrific hall storm Fri day morning, is estimated at $500, 000. The greatest destruction was near dreely ami Fort Collins. Governor Chamberlain lias receiv ed an Invitation to attend the Astoriu esatta, accompanied by his staff as commander-in-chief of the Oregon National Guard. The governor lias replied that he will nttend If possi ble. A. McWilllams and family, of Woodland, Wash., went to gather wild blackberries, for a short time Friday morning, and on returning to their homo found a cougar in the house a back door had been left oi.on. Fire in a home for aged women, in 0 l' milVintU, t-,lllt;U l PUUIU, Til- -lay. The inmates trampled each other in trying to escape. The fire did little damage, but many of the itlliintfM nr., fntnlU- Inlurn.l l,v th,. ! I..,....f...... -. 1 .1,. 1 ........r .... ...,. 1.1, panic. The headless body found Friday in tlie Diiwumlsh river, was today j Identified by the clothes as that of A. K. Lovan, who disappeared In .May. I.evan Is known to have had trouble witli his neighbors in Sunny dale, where he had a ranch He was once in court as defendant In an at templed murder case. Pacific Iron Works Foundry, Machine and Blacksmith Shop Structural Iron, Cast Columns, Etc. Carry in stock Steel Beams, Angles and Channels. Bolts and Rod5. All kinds of Repair Work Attendad to Promptly Fust End Purnsido St. VTVTT I TTT'l'l TVTT1 - 'ltl"l','llll'' HOTEL ARHIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. C. Llndsey, Port laud. M. .Manor .M. Smith. M. Ogden, Portland. O. Hallcy and family, city .1. W C. II. T. W. .1. Clark, city. H. C. Harmond and wife Portland. T. 1!. Johnson, Portland. Fred S. Uodgers, Portland It. F. filoflio, Portland. Thomas J. Lane, St. Paul, F. l.uckman, Seattle. T. .1. Walsh, Pnrtlnnd .M. V. Jones, Portland. (leorgo Steele and wlft Portland. II. C. Forbes, Portland. M. H. Pattern, Spokane. N'onh It. Clem, Spokane. Claud Lanirey, Portland. H. U .Morey, Spokane. William Shank, Starbuck A. S. Cottoreli, city. I. .V. Day. Portland. M. II. Coffee. San Funic Isco. K. T. Plummer, San Francisco. II. H. Smith, Portland. W. M. Ado, Similiter. J. F. Hrennenn. Inderguu. Golden Rule Hotel. .M. M. Johns. Athena. (1. M. Smith. North Yakima. .Mrs. W. 1). Smith, North Vakiina Cladys Smith. North Vakimn .Marlon Welch, Hols-e. Hoy Samuel. Kansas City. L. Samuel. Kansas City. .Mrs. C. It. Samuel. Springfield. W. S. Stokes, Portland. .Mrs. M. K. (iallaghor, Portland. L. W. Furnas, city. W. F. Urown and wife, Pollock. Oed Oppelamlor, Denver. C. L. Hickerne, .Mlssoull. L. C. Jeuiilson, Huttc. W. S. Talbot, Spokane Ccorge Church, .Milton. I,. CummliigH, Vinson. H. Tlpler, Vinson, J. W. Long, Dayton. J. L. Cunningham. Portland. M. Westergroen, I'ortland. B. J. Hegan. Portland. It. H. Hall. Wheeling. W. J. Honson city. K. A. I.eFleur, city. .M. Hell. Spokane. Mrs. M Hetts and family Itock Pilot Hutror Ohio, unr orioiirot,. LCC4 Cocmty. t Prank J. Cheney maken until tht he l the eontor partner ol tne firm of F.J. Cheney & Co , doing bustneta In the city o( Toledo, county and tatuaforeuild, ami that Mid (Inn trill pay thotumol One Iluudrrd Dollars (or each ana every caoo( Catarrh thai cannot bo cured Ijt the tne ot llall'n Catarrh Curt). Sworn to before me and itibtcrlbed In ray pretence thin tti day ot December, A. , ISM. I I rt. " . ummnw... ,7. c.,rh Cure I. taken&'.Uy and acta directly on the blood and mucona miUcei otthetyitem. Send (or tetlmonlal., Iree. .... K. J. WIltNKl t.O.. TOIMo, OHIO, I HKAI. . ti nr u n I llall'a Family I'llia are the belt, kali nr. .1 r,i , a, a Tfi A dispatch from Veddn, Turkey, says nun .Mtissa ney, me noteu iuni ish chief, who Is responsible for moHt of the Armenian massacres, has es caped from prison, and, with a gang of old associates, has taken to the mountains lo begin his depredations again. Qridrjo, Portland. OREGON HISTORY INTERESTING STATISTICS FROM OLD GEOGRAPHY, School clent Now Book of 1835 Woefully Dcf. In Correct Data Four States Boast of Parentage of the Original Oregon. A text book on geography, by Na thaniel O. Huntington, published at Hartford in is:tr,, has boon kindly loaned by a Tacotua lady for exam ination, anil proves exceeding!. In teresting, says the Salem Journal. At the time tins geography was publish ed thete were 24 state In the Union, classified as the New ISnglaul, or Eastern stales; the Middle slates, the Southern and the Western. .Mary land. Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Oeorgla and Alabama were the six Southern stntes ntid the eight states classified hh 'Western" were Louisiana, .Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio. Indiana, Illinois and .Missouri. Tlieto were three organiz ed territories. Florida, Ariiunsas and .Michigan, and two unorgnnl.ed terri tories, .Missouri and Oregon. Missou ri territory was divided Into four dis tricts Ozark, lying west ot Arkansas. Osage, west of the state of Missouri: Sioux, north of Missouri and bo'ween the .Mississippi ami .Missouri , Ivors, and .Mauihin, lying northwest-ward along the .Missouri river, to Its sourc es. North of Illinois, west of Lake .Michigan and oast of the .Mississippi was the dlstrle of Huron, ntll ex plored and Inhabited ehMI 1 In dians. Oregon an Emui2 In Extent. The territory of Oregon Is -la'cd in this geography of 70 years ago lo bo nuu.OOU square miles In extrc and to have a i.opulnlion of SU.nim In dians. "Tills territory extends west from the Hooky mountains to the Paclllc ocean. It is n region but little explored by the whites. The climate is said to be milder than that of the Mime luttltmlc on the Atlantic. The principal rivers are the Columbia and Its branches. The soil on tills river, for a great distance, is fortlle. and abounds In Ilr trees and pines, some of which are represented to be 21111 or ::oo feet in height and 3D feet in elt cumt'eieiue. The river produces vast quantities of snlmon, which consti tute no small part of the sustenance of the Indians on Its banks. F.ighteen miles above the mouth of the Colum bia Is Astoria, an American settle ment of fur traders. Abundance of Game. "Heaver are found In plenty, pro ducing large quantities of valuable fur. The noble and extensive forests of Oregon, abound In the finest ship timber, and are thronged with wild animals. Thousands of buffalo have been seen within the compass of a mile. The wild horses nre numer ous, spirited and elegant. The In dians are fond ot taking and mount ing them. There are many sheep on all the mountains, and large num bers ot horned cattle grazing on the hills toward the south.' Tills Is all thero was to learn 70 years ago about the Oregon territory out of which Oregon, Washington, Idaho and parts of .Montaua and Wy oming linve been carved. It is no ticeable that mildness of the climate was mentioned though as yet that fact Is little understood in the Knst. No reference Is made to any llrltlsh possessions 011 the coast. The Hon shui possessions in America are bounded on the north by the Arctic ocean, cast by .Mackenzie's river and the Itocky mountains, south by Ore gon territory and west by tile u cllle ocean. The population is given at 1,000 whiles and no.ODO Indians. The coast is said to be rugged and mountainous, resembling the coast of Norway. "It Is dlversllied with lofty mountains, covered with perpetual snow, and deep chasms or cavities tilled up with glaciers of ice. .Mount Kilns rises 18,000 feet or more thun three miles in height, and Is consid ered the highest peak In N'onh Amer ica. Tlie native Indians nre said to resemble the Oreenlaudcrs, ami are principally employed in hunting and fishing. Tlie white population, in general, nre Hussluu fur traders, who barter with tlie natives for furs ami give in return tobacco, beads and other similar articles Interesting to Indians. USE PURE ICE INSTEAD, Don't Run Any Risk Use Ice From Boiled and Distilled Water. "Owing to tho low Htago of the water In the city well it has been found necessary to pump some or tho supply from tlie channel ot the river. For tills reason It is thought best by Ilr Cole, tho city lienlth officer, to cull tho attention of tho public to tho advisability ot boiling tho water used for drinking purposes," K. 0 July 22. Dot tor use pure Ice, made from water that has been both boiled mid distilled. It Is cheaper than you can boll tlie water Hoss Ice Co,, 'Phono Main 1781. If you desire a nood complexion use Mokl Tea, a puro herb drink. It acts on tho liver and makes tlie sltln smooth mid clear. Cures sick head aches. Twcnty-ilvo cts. nnd 50 cts. .Money refunded if It does not satisfy you. Write to AV. II. Hookor & Co., Hurfnlo, N. Y for freo samples. W, II. Schmidt & Co., Drugglgts, J SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES J M. E. Church, South Sunday sor vices as follows; 10 11. in., Sunday school, I. R. Ravi, superintendent; 11 a. 111., preaching by pastor: 7 p. ni Kpworth League, loader. SHhh May Jones. Subject, "Lessons From Paul; ilow Wo May (let Ills PaHSlon for Souls"; 8 p. m prenchlng by tho pastor. Prayer meeting on Thursday at 8 p, m. Subject for Illnlo Htildy, "Christ's method or teaching." Rvoryhody made cordially welcome. H. II. Jones, pastor, o Methodist Episcopal Church Services tomorrow: Sunday school, 10 a in., A. J. Owen, superintendent; preaching, 11 u. 111., (1, W Ulgby; class meeting 12 m; League, 7 p. m.j preaching, K p. in., by ltev Cornell sou. huii'i&! Church of the Redeemer Dlvlno service tomorrow at hours us fol lows: Marly celebration or the huly communion at 7: 0 n. m. Morning prayer mid sermon at 11 a. m. The evening survlco will be omitted, iho services will bo conducted by tho lector of the parish, who has loturn ed to the city. o - First Daptlst Church Preaching tit II a. m. and S p. m. Sunday stdiool nt 10 a. m. The stranger In the city and all others are cordially invited to attend these services. H. W King, pastor Coticirenatlonnl Church Sunday school at 10 a. 111. Preaching at 11 a. in. Subject, "The revolution of the "hrlstlnu A cordial welcome to an Jonathan Kdwards, pastor. I West End Chapel Corner West Webb mid Maple. Sunday school at p. m. Health and Pleasure, When one goes to Lehman Springs thero is every assurance that not only will one's health be benollted by tho pure, bracing mountain air nnd bath ing to bo enjoyed there, but also wlille gaining lienlth one can enjoy a great variety of pleasure ranging from hunting and fishing to bowling mid goli. C. It. Outtoii has sustained his reputation iik a capable host by the manner in which ho is providing for the comfort ami pleasure of his guests. The Death Penalty. A Utile tiling sometimes results In I death. Thus n mere scratch, inslg- nlflcant cuts or puny hulls have paid the death penalty. It Is wlso to hnvo Hucklln's Arnlcu Salve ever handy. It's the best salve on earth mid will prevent Intiillty, when burns, sores, ulcers mid piles threaten. Only 25c at Tallmmi & Co.'s drug store I'M ward T. Williams, the Chinese secretary or the United States lega tion, lias made mi extensive investi gation Into the execution or Shun Clilen, the reformist Journalist, who was put to death by order of the Kinpress Duwager, .inly :m, nnd has handed .Minister Conger n report proving that the executioners, after beating Chlen for three or four hours, despaired uf being able to fulfill the Dowager Kinpress' orders, and yield ing to Shell's pleadings to cud ills misery, strangled hint with their hands. DESPAIN & CLARK! I CONSUMERS WHOLE-1 SALE GROCERY AND I WHOLESALE COMMIS-i SION MERCHANTS 514-514 MAIN STREET! Phone Main 1741 S A NEW UNION, How to Join and Get Quick Results at Small Cost. Why not join our union of piano purchasers mid hnvo a hundred dol lars? You can do It nnd we enn help you. This is how It is done: Wo cun well afford to sell ton or more pianos cheaper than one, so have organized a union of ten members. You Join and pay $10.00 down mid $10.00 a month, the piano is yours, Now horo Is the best part of It. Kvory tlmo n new member Joins tho price or your Instrument depreciates in price $10; In other words, when tho union Is filled every mombor gels ills Instru ment $10,) less Hum regular prlco. for oxmnplo, a rngulnr $300.00 Instru ment can bo had lor ''nn nn i.i- Joining the union. Don't delay Ink- lug advantage of this great opportu nity, as It will only Inst a fow weeks or tho dull Beasun. This, combined With our Oasv oavment nlni, mwl change contract makes It nosslblo for ovoryono o hnvo mi I1mirnm1.ni Thorkolson's Piano House, 31G K. veun sireoi. isvorytlilng musical. Follow the Crowd Any of these warm even ings nnd you will find tlictn at Schmidt's Fountain AUer trying our soda you will rcatlily understand why they all come here. They suy ourjee crcatri is the richest" our gin ger ale the snappiest our egg drinks just right, Foncy drinks well, tho mere names will make your mouth water. Tlie reason is simple we use nothing at our fountain but the very best, antl our fountain man has made a life study of the business and knows just how "Have you tried the "llcertlmt made Pendleton famous?' Our Root Beer F. W. Schmidt's TltoRoliublo Druggist I'lMtodicc Mock I'lione Main 8i SEE SPOONEMORE THE HUSTLER If you want vour houses tented or ' your piopurty sold J. C. Si'oos't muki., 220 li Court' Hill Military Academy Dr. J. W. Hill, Prlticlpnl. Mtli & Marshall Sts., Portland Oregon A PRIVATE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN. New 'juilditigs, modern and complete. Manual training, military discipline. Hoys successfully fitted for till colleges or for business lite. Principal of 2C years' experi ence in Portland, Boys of any age admitted at any tlmo. Write for catalogue. Fall term opens September 10. , H I 1 1 ,m , I M M I I I I Oregon. Portland Saint Helen's Hall Hume, mid Day School for girls of all ngeb Academic nnd Collegu Preparatory courses us woll us thorough Primary Instruction. Ideal situation on the outskirts of city of Port land. Ilnskot ball. tenuis, horseback riding. Year book sent on application. ELEANOR TEBBETTS, Prln. iiefore deciding where to go tut school, examine u j Pendleton 1 Academy cutulogue for the coming year. Now building and equipment. New man ngemoiit, nnd n faculty or exporlonc od touchers. Special nrriingomem for music students nnd for the care ful oversight or all students from out of town. All grades of public school work thoroughly done. Our college preparatory work is accepted by tne best collogos East mid West. Moral mid soclnl ndvuntagoB the vory best Term begins Soptombor I I, REV. W. H. BLEAKNEY, PRINCIPAL STATE NORMAL SCHOOL WESTON, - - OREGON TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER lMh Babbit Metal, bent In the world. In bare. Price, 1 per bar, at the E Oreflonlan Office. 11 Mi . - rail n 1. ""SOU . ... . oi let . ,r. """"7 m urn Ice w... Vn.i . 1 ly Our rwi..- "u every J, ii aiwatie Ill Uno tmt.. - 1 Fir, Tamai Why buy pom 'tan get the best I price? mil Telephone I U A HI rw I I w rr kill 1 II nnv 1 1 nil i li ml M U Now is the have your houct nered. A little there will help it fully. Some nice, iu.iII naner will i . riirr ,a no rflrtfV EX I. ... (hem you what It will 111 mm 111 Coin iinbv , i hi vehicle will tm1:, Imiuls bene is , rS on arU hi en ''l0' we t Ml