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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1903)
DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1003. Good Shoes Cheap Our stock of shoes is the larpest nnil best in the city and we cqn fit nil who are in need of good footwear. We want your trade and will give you the best values that can be bought. Call and examine our stock before making a purchase Dindmger, Wil son & Company 'Phone, Main iiSi GOOD SHOES CHEAP. 00 PROBLEMS tlio reception of tliq milled mimbor ot puiills, nnd larger iinu lienor mum lugs will linvo to bo constructed, POLICE COURT. ISSUES RAISED UNDER THE NEW KUYKENDALL LAW. Shall the Pendleton and the Nearest Outlying Districts Consoll date Would Increase This Dis trict's Taxable Property by Half a Million Dollars, and Add 218 Pu pils to It. For sonio tin? now Kuykondnll law providing for the consolidation of the school districts of the state where it Is desirable, has been under discus sion by the residents of the districts ndjncent to Pendleton, and It has be gun to look as though some move would be taken to Incorporate these neighboring schools Into one large district. The law provides that when i.ioro are not enough pupils In a district to maintain a good school that two or more districts may be merged into one. and all of the expenses may be met by tlio consolidated districts, Two Cases With a Total of Twenty five Days in Jail, Itlchard ltyan, the .bnd man of tlio lown, was up against tlio city court Seven 'his morning, and this time got prei ty near tlio limit of tliu law, This is the third time that ho haB faced tlio police judge. The first tlmo ho spent U) days In tlio city Jail for drunkenness and fighting. Tlio nay he was released after having serv ed tlio llrst sentence, ho tried to rob the Queen hotel, but was run out and arrested before ho had got any thing ami was thcrcforo sent to tlio city Jail the second time for plain drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Ho has been having 10 days' hoard on the city as tlio result of that, and now Is again In trouble. i Itynn's term was to have expired Sunday, hut he was let out on tno request of a contractor hero who i said he wanted him lo go to work on the now brick building at Athena, which is being built thuro by It. 11. May, of this city. In the evening the man started to celebrate the fact that his freedom hud been given him, and a sa result got Into nil argument with MEDAL SHOOT YESTERDAY. Sam Thompson Won With Twenty Five Straight Others Shot Well. The medal shoot ot' the Pendleton Sportsmen's Association was a de cided success, and some good shoot ing was done during the day. Sain Thompson won the medal with ; score of 25 straight, but then li was only two ahead of the next man 1n tlio line. There were Ave men that lined up at the stand during the contest, and nil of them made good records. Fred Walte was the second man on the list with a score of 23 out of 25: .1. M 'Spence killed 22 of the little pigeons. and II. J. Stiliman and J. V. Tallman got 21 apiece. The club will have Its next regu lar medal shoot on tlio second Sun day of the coming month. Returned From Missouri. Jlr. and Sirs. W. S. Perry and fam ily returned Saturday from an ex tended visit at the home of Sir. Per ry's father, at Princeton, JIo. Mr. Perry was called to tlio old homo y the news of the fast failing health of his father, and after his arrival staid until tlio end. Jlr. Perry is again filling the position of salesman for M. A. Rader. Going to Idaho. Mrs. J. S. Mathows left Sunday morning to Join her husband at Chat colet, Idaho. Mr. Mathews has charge of a crew of men on the O. Tl. & N. and Mrs. Mathews will remain with him at different point on the road, permanently. minimum n wi-n-i i 1 i HIGH GRADE SPICES Wo have Just received a full line of Gilpin, Langdon & Co.'s pure, high grade Spices. A few cf tho varieties are Gloves, English Mustard, Red Pepper, Black Pepper, White Pepper, Turmeric, Cinnamon, Mixed Spices, Etc, Speciai provision is made for tho a Swede who has been working for transportation of the pupils from the i outside district to tho large ono con taining the schoolhousc. According to the law the merged districts will mutually nssumo the debts held ngainst 'one or all of the districts merned. If there Is n debt existent. and the (axes are to be levied equally olllco ho had $2 In his pockets, on all property, for the maintenance , When the judgo gave him his sen- of the school. tenco ho shook his head and nskod if The people of this city are anxious "ls nonor iinu not made a mistake, for tho change to bo made, and think ' "' am not a millionaire, your honor, It Is practicable. There aro live or so I guess I'll have to board with six districts surrounding tlio Pen-' you for a while," ho said as he was dleton district which are rich In tax- 'oil away to the jail for tlio com the water company. Ho was tlio big' ger man of tho two, and by the tlmo tho pollco got to thu scono the Swede wns out of the light, tuo strango part of tho thing Is that lty an was broke when ho went Into the light, nnd when ho was searched at able property, but where there aro not enough children to support a good school. The Birch creek neigh borhood has 50 pupils. McKay 35. Itlgby 29. Tutullla 30, Fulton 15. Gurdanc 25, and tho Despaln school 31, making n total of 21S pupils and representing $500,000 of taxable prop erty. If all this land was brought Into tho Pendleton district it would raise tho taxable property of the con solidated district to $2,000,000. I Last year tho tax specially lovled i to carry on the Pendleton schools wns 10 mills, and If tho now plan was to be adopted It would bo probably ro-1 iluced to 5 mills. The county tax of , $S and the state tax of $2 as a rule. . lacks about $12 of being enough to run the school for tho year, and tho niencemont of his 20-day feast on bread anil water, .lames Parker was lined $10 for lighting In tho Last Chance saloon Inst night, and in dcfnult 6f tho amount of tho lino will spend five days as the guest of tho city. . NEW PRIMARY TEACHER. An Expert From Boise Will Succeed Miss Parrott, At tlie meeting of tlio school board held last Friday ovenlng. Miss Anna I.ingenfelter, of llolso City, Idaho, was elected to 1111 the position left vacant by the resignation of .Miss Parrott last fall. For some time the directors have Ixion looking for a board has to raise $10,000 each year , teacher to tako chargo of tho pri by special tax for tho maintenance of "nry work who has made a speclal the system. If the districts were con-' tv of "iat t,arf of tlle school Inatruc- solldated there would bo a tourth , tlon, and after going over many np- more property to tax, and the rate ! Plications at last decided on .Miss would bo that much less. It Is ar-1 I-ingenielter as the ono best suited gued that it would be nothing more or tho placo. than fair for tho districts to merge ! Miss l.ingenfeltor is a teacher of since a majority of the people In tho extended experience, and conies with districts send their children lo the o "est oi reierences as one Doing Pendleton schools anyway. Thoy get I amply able to manago and teach the the benefit of the schools of this city. ! beginner. and do not have to carry any of the burden. Put, on the other hand, J somo of those who arc tho most in terested In the change aro those who aro residents of the affected districts who have children that aro of school age. The matter of tho conveyances uas Sheriff Taylor Not Notified, The Senttlo Times contains the following mention of tho arrest of a man in that city supposed tq bo Stone, wanted hero for forgery: "On suspicion thnt ho might ho Dulbert Stono. wanted In Pendleton. Or., a neon lameii , a I line and u is inmigm ; man B,vlllB ,)ls nnmo a8 Harry u1, uiui u i ui uiu uiiimruu vim rami ,u- i nox wnK nrroateil last night by Po llceman Wilson. A letter enclosing These are all guaranteed pure spices of the very best T make. Put up in convenient I sealed packages. T When you want spices that J are right, come to us. j- TALLMAN & CO, i Leading Druggists I tend the schools could bo hauled into tho city and then out again in wag ons, at a small cost, and without any Inconvonlenco to tho children. The longest trip that would have to be made would be about six miles, nnd as tho roads aro In good condition the year around, It Is thought feasible by those Interested. As yet tho matter Is in tho embry onic stage, but the, parents of ihe dis tricts will attempt to have the matter settled by tho tlmo the schools aro convened In the fall. If It cannot be arranged this year It will surely be dono next. In order to mako thu change a special election will have to be called, nnd the matter submit ted to all of tho parties. Tho Peiuiio ton people will have to vote on tho proposition as to whether or not luoy will receive tho outside districts, and tho outside peoplo will have lo de cide whether or not thoy will come In, Some of tho largo land holuors in tho districts aro not In favor of the move, though all of the residents who have children, aro as a rule anxious for the change. If the change Is made' thero will not bo room In the city schools for a photograph of Stone and written by tho sheriff at Pendleton, was recently received by tho pollco department. TIiIh does not state what crime the man committed, hut says a warrant Is out and ho Is wanted badly. The prisoner will be held for idcntlflca tlon." Sheriff T. I). Taylor bus not been notified of tho arrest and when seen today know nothing ot the mat ter farther than the news Item pub lished us above. NOT GOOD, NOT HERE They Lead the Procession Tho popularity of Swift's products among all classes Is very largely duo to the absolutely clean and hygienic conditions un der, which each carcass ls dressed, and tho meat and tho food pro ducts prepared and lnspectod. This Is particularly truo of Swift's Premium Ham and Hacon. From tho sleek, corn-fed hogs In tho pens, tho carefully selected hams and bacon In tho smokehouse, tho final expert Inspection by the U. S. government, nnd, lastly, tho dainty wrapping In parchment paper, each step in tho evolu tion of thoso nutritious and appetizing products Is a guarantee that they will nlwnys please. F. S. YOUNGER & SON TOT GOOD, NOT HERE Niece of Judge Fitz Gerald. Mlssos Maisio and Cora Murphy, of Portland, returned to their homo this morning, after a week spent as the guests of their undo, Thomas Fit z Gerald. .Miss Cora Murphy wns elected one of thu teachers for tho coming year In the public xohooU of this city. She has a state diploma, both In this stain and In Washington, and Ih recognized as a capable and ulllclcnt teacher. Sho will reiu'n lo tho city soon, to mako arrangements for her work of the white. Sheep Shipped From Meacham. Joo Connolly is shinning lo cars ot Iat sheep tram Meaclium today to tho Chicago markets, und T. F. lloylen Is loading four curs at the samo placo today for San Francisco. lloy len & lloettchor shipped 10 cars from Meacham to Chicago Saturday, and several more lots will bo loaded thero this week. Tlio sheep havo been ranged In tlio Illue mountains and aro In prime condition. Cheap Rates to t)an Francisco. Many Eastern (."goii people aro taking udvnntagu of tho cheap rates now In effect over tho O. II. & N. nnd Southern Pacific to San Francisco, on account of the National Kncnmpmout of tho (Irnnd Army of tlio Itopuhllc. Tho O. It. & N. steamers leaving Portland on tho 10th and 15th of Aug ust aro filled to overflowing and no space can bo sold on either of them. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Circle, of Alba, woro the guests or friends In Mm city Sunday. Miss I). U. Crlglor spent Sunday nt llliigliiini Springs, as the guest of friends there. Mr. and Mrs. U K. Thorkelsen have returned from lllnghnm, where they spent Sunday. D. S. Tatuni and slstur, Hssio, left this afternoon for a fow weeks' outing at Tciil springs. Mrs. N. N. Wilson, of Lexington, III., is at tlio Pendleton for a brluf visit In the city. George II. Sutherland, of Walla Walla, Is In tlio city to superintend the sewor construction. Mr .and .Mrs. A, M. Drnndt, of Spo kane, spent Sunday in tlio city visit ing friends between trains, V. II. llabb roturned to Echo this morning to superintend the shipment of the .Matlock horses to Camilla. .Miss Mytlleno Frnkor loft last night fur Athena, whero she will bo the guest of Mrs. I). Plninuuilou. Miss Genevieve Downey, of l.os Angeles, Is tho guest of her rousln Miss Function llorle, for the mi miner Miss Suslo Funning returned to Portland this moraine, after u visit with her sister, Mrs. Al Vogol, of this city. I). liorlo and Oliver Kolsoy ro- turned tills morning from a trip to Portland, where they went tho middle of tlio week. Miss Lena Do Long roturned to her home In La (Irando tills morning. after a visit In Pendleton with Miss Nellie ltiugo. Fred Lleuellen, of Adams, was in tlio city yestordny tho guest of friends for the dny. Ho Is tho drug gist nt Adams. Mrs, Thomas Fltz Oerahl and fam ily will leave Wednesday morning mr I.ulimnn Springs, whero thoy will spend tlio summer. .Mrs. W. II. Illakloy and Mrs. S. A. Alloway left this morning for Alba, where thoy will bo tho guests of friends for two weeks or a month. (1. II. Clark, of tho Despaln & Clark Company, has returned from a business trip to Ukiuh nnd vicinity, whero ho has been for several days. John Hnlley, Jr., returned this morning from Meacham, where ho spent Sunday with his fnmlly, who aro camped In the mountains near that place. Mrs. Thomas G, Halley and child ren will leave In tho morning mr Oearhart Park, where thoy will enjoy tho sea breezes for the rest ot the hot weather. .Mrs. W. W. Itlgsby has returned to her homo at Pataha City, Wash., ac companied by her daughter, Mrs. Shelly Jones, with whom sho has been visiting. Messrs. C. J. Ferguson, C. C. lierko- loy nnd E. Y, Judd returned this morning from Illngliam, whero thoy havo been hunting ovor Sunday. Thoy report good luck and a pleasant mno In tho mountains. Mrs. J. E. Mulllnlx, of llutto. .Mont., who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Howard Dunlinm, for tho past week, left this morning for Walla Walla and Dayton, where she will visit friends and relatives. Good Wheat Around Adams. W. II. Hlakley returned to his homo at Eastland this morning, nlior a visit In this city ovor Sunday. Mr. Illakloy roports tho harvest as well started In tho section around Adams and that tho crops aro better than it wns oxpected that thoy would jj. Tho wheat averages about 30 bushels to the acre, and Is all flno grain, plump and heavy. Tlio warenousos nro beginning to fill up, and tho farm ers aro feeling good over tlio out look of the season, FRED DRAKE AT HELENA. Former Pendleton Boy Now Leading Window Decorator of Montana, Fred II, Drake, formerly of this city, Is now employed ns window droBses and ad-wrltor In "Tho Hub," tho leading dopartmonl store In Hel ena, Montana, Ho has been eniployod by Molcr & Frank, of Portland, for tho past two years In a like position, but upon being offered u linnilHomo ndvanco In salary, resigned In Portland to ac cept his present position, a short tlmo ago. Mr. Drako glow up to manhood In Pendleton, bulng the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Drake of West Wobb street. Ills ability as an nrtlst Ib of high order und ho Iiuh mustered his profession by closo attention nnd hard work. Ills ninny friends rojolco In his ndviiucemont. horo FRF 1'ol.le-rrrco: m We wl "o iiroom holder cast-iron C0St v IVs. tno wall win, one soCM St. Louis World i. r:. . . " III, l(,LA. , in '""Si '""'nenis To Visit In Canada. F. S. Cass, who has lived In Pen dleton for tho pnHt two years, leaves on tho 1 nth of this month for u visit to his old homo In Winchester, On-1 larlo. L TEH 9 nnmat IS, JOE store t t A REGULAR WHIRLWIND OF LOW PRICES VVo linvo limn- goods tlian we want tliimeiiwi of the year w. must unload. Come help us. ?rar "e SUMMER DROSS GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRICE Men's good uiuierlilrlH at 2fio Men's M'er uniWhiri, i v.. Men's exim Jiiiihriuuan undershirts fiOe. Drawer in nmtel, the above grades. Men' ''llest in 'lW.i u-, X 1 '. . Men's cheaper work shirts if nu want them lliu- Kn Z HUMpeiiilerM, lots of them, and cheaper than vou cm huv them where. If (rood goods nt low prios will reucli vim u'i, ulll ....... i. . iret von r lill-dlii'sN. iih lour nrlri M timimll l ..II i . " store. l ours for business, oor LYONS MERC. 00. mask J mmmm- j The Best ' Oil Cooking Storel Ever Made is tho automatic liluv flame til cooker. It Is a boon to the Insl keoper In hot wcathor, and ill boll, bnko or roast like a cbnl It hums onlj a gallon of olll three days, and IB tlio sa simplest, cleanest and most i nnmlcnl stove ever niailo Prices Reduced to Closet W. J. CLARKE & Co. 211 court Professor Conklin In Town. E. I). Conklin, thu principal of the Pendleton schools, has returned from his ranch on the Mlnnm river In Union county, nnd will attend to n llttlo business in thu city for a .lay or so before returning to his sum mer homo and his family. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises m tho family svery day. Let us answer It to-day. Try n effigy J3SKT rc .w 42 I? n delicious and healthful dewrt. Pre pared in two minutes. Noboilinc;! nc baking I add boiling water nnifset to cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp berry and Strawberry. Get n package it your grocers to-day. 10 cln. Something Doing. Yesturday tho Similiter stago camo In with passengers hanging on In every position possible. This looks llko old times. Granite Gem. IN' rOll.M) llNfc YKAIII.INfl BTHlfn 11,1 Jorupy, I'niiinl mi lug A, uuilvi bll lu bolli (.UIU It said inlmnta nio not rlilmcl l.v ihn owners or tluu i" tllleil to tlio pomcMlon, costs ami exnenuos ni'iilnt th dm llitlil mill Hue (liken nwny within ten ilays from the ilnlo leivof. then, at o'cloek p. m. of Hie twun lull, fin. i,r ah ut. ni, ih' Mint nnlmnlH will he fold to tho hlghc-it hlddr, nt public auction for cnslt, nt the city I'Cinid, on the corner of Cottonwood nnil Nchli Rtrceis, In thu t'lly of Pendleton, thu pi weeds ot micli Bnlo to ho npplled to tho payment of such costs nnd opein.es of uink- Inp enlc. ui Mted A'igu.t in, iikj.1. on Bost Store We I ave leceived an advance shinniunt oi mens fine clothing and overcoats. These we have placed on our tables for exhibition and await your pleasure. Call when you have time and inspect the best mun's smis that is offered in this part of the country We sell a TAILOR MADJ3 SUIT at a hand-me-down price. Just think of it, a fine suit of clothes at irom fS to S30.C0 and overcoats to 40.00. Boston Store Bijrg st Clothing Store in Eastern Oregon Wm. 8C1I KlUt. City Jlnnhal rfflfiiWTITT