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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OBEOON. MONDAV, SEPTEMBER 7 1903.
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Box Calf Vfci, Valour, Cor
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'Phone, Main uSi
GOOD SHOES CHEAP.
SITE FOR NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.
City Has an Option on a Portion of
Old Poor Farm.
The school board of the city schools
has secured an option from the coun
ty court on the northwest corner of
the old county poor farm grounds.
The tract consists of six lots front
ing on Webb street, and for them the
county court askes the tidy sum of
52.000. This is thought to be too
much for the lots, as there are sev
eral sites offered to the board at a
lower figure, that are more centrally
located than those of the county. The
option holds until Monday, when the
matter will be decided. ,
The people of that part of the city
are a long way irom the nearest
school building, and for some time
they have been asking the board to
take some measures to remedy the
defect. As the board now has funds
sufficient to at least partly pay for
tne land, it Is thought best to make
the purchase at this time. If the
county will sell at a reasonable figure.
TO STATE UNIVER8ITY.
Four Graduates of Pendleton High
School Will Go to Eugene This
Year.
Four of the five scholars who grad
uated from the Pendleton high
school last year, will attend the
State University at Eugene, the com
ing year.
llobort Cronln. Olln Arnsplger, Iter
Noll and Mary Rothrock. of the grad
uating class, will pursue their studies
at Oregon's estimnblo university,
and will leave for Eugene some time
next week. The graduating class all
made good records in school work In
the public school of this city, and
these members will take a finishing
course for the purpose of beginning
a special professional course later.
It Is nulte likely that Mae Fercuson
the other member of the graduating
Class, win attend the high school
hero again this winter, as there nre
special studies in the high school
which may be taken after graduation
In the regular course.
LABOR DAY IN
PENDLETON
(Concluded.)
Preached on Labor Issues.
Rev. Jonathan Edwards, the pastor
or the Congregational church, preach
ed a Bcrmon In harmony with the
labor situation yostorday evening In
his church. He discussed the ques
tion In all of Its bearings, and told
of the good that would come from the
united stand of the worklngmen. A
largo number of the laborlngmen of
the city attended the meeting.
Bishop O'Reilly Located.
Is not nllve, but only thinks (tint lie' The effort to make Pendleton the 'same courteous treatment as horeto-i
is. a vigorous Idea would scare him permanent residence of Itlshnn fore.
to death. Ho cowers under tne fear O'llellly bns proved unavailing, as he PERRY HOUSER,
or public opinion, and Is afraid to has been permanently located In Ha- A. D. AUGUSTAVO
nave a mind of 'his own. It Is bet- l;er City, and as the residence or the
ter to be a man with an Independent bishop is fixed at Home. It would bo
mind than to live In Cleveland with necessary to go through a great
millions and millions and have the amount of tedious details to secure
gout and tho dyspepsia on top of It. n change.
Notice to Patrons.
Having rented the retail depart
ment of my butcher business to Mr.
A. D. Augustavn, an experienced
butcher of Walla Walla, I myself will
conduct the wholesale part of Bald
business, and all persons knowing
themselves Indebted to me will pleaso
call at the market and Hottlo their ac
counts. Mr. Augustavo also desires
to announce that the business will be
conducted as It has been, and all nat-
rone of the market will receive the'
PRIME CATTLE SCARCE.
Buyers Have Combined to Fix Prices
to Suit Themselves.
Andy Murdoch has been in Al'ur.u
several days this week looking for
beet cattle. He Informs us that so
far he has mado but few purchases,
the farmers and ranchmen holding
their cattle too high, and that the
market will not justify the rates
asked. In our opinion the trouble
rests with tho buyers who, we aro in
formed, have effected a combine and
have fixed prices to suit themselves.
The field is divided between the buy
ers, and each fixes the rates he wnl
pay. It is idle talk about a surplus
or beer cattle. Everywhere the range
Is short and prime cattle are scarce.
But whether the cattlemen can break
the combine remains to be seen, and
they, themselves must be their own
judges. Alturas Plaindealer.
in conclusion, I think that the
unions snould begin at tho bottom in
their struggle, it Is not the man who '
puts his rortuno In a place ror the
Visitors From Points East.
This morning's train brought In n
large delegation of visitors to tho
betterment of the place, with which celebration from La Grande and way
the unions have strife, for i.e is the points. Quite a number of union men
friend of tho worklngman. But it is from tho former place came in. ami
me corporation who promises much with them a number of ladles. Per
anu gives nothing, all the time tak- haps ino
Ing from the place, that is the Too train.
or tho union man. The land syndl- j
cate which owns the land and tho . Death of a Child,
water and the source of supply Is ! Daisy Koontz, tho 9-year-old dough
the one that Is to be combated, and ter of .Mr. and Mrs. C. P Koontz or
the way to remedy It to tax the land Little McKay creek, died at the fam
n proportion to Its value. They can lly home Saturday evening or cholera
hold land If It pnys them, but not Infantum. The funeral services were
f It does not give returns for their held from the home yesterdav after-
Weathers-G rider.
Yesterday at the Episcopal rectory
Rev. W. E. Potwlno united In mar
riage, Mrs. Joseph Wentbers and Wil
liam Grlder, both of La Grande. The
contracting parties nre pioneers of
Grande Ronde valley, and. have the'
best wishes of ninny friends In this ,
city. They left on the evening train
for their home. I
In the Sick Root
I have used Llfcbuov
work, and can thoroughly rccntnmtZl
it as the best antiseptic soap I have
useu in tne sick room. Ajocm
MAKRS, Trained Nurse, Spring ;
An Experienced Norse
I can testify from experience of
efficiency of Lifebuoy Soap as an anil
septic, and recommend it as n soap thi
should be used in every household
Mrs. V. IHrrTRRSS, Nurse. 6S ConcorJ
St. , Boston, Mass. toncor,i
The next Intnrnnf innnt
persons In all got off the I actuaries will bo held In l!lu4 In Per-1
'in.
FOR SALE BY
OWL TEA HOUSE
DONT FORGET LABOR DaY
Investment. In the education of the
masses and In the downfall of the
trusts Is the settlement of tho question."
noon, and the burial was had at Pilot
Hock.
Real E3tate Transfers.
COSTLY LAW SUIT.
Through the real estate agency of I
tlhorn & Swnggart, Mrs. Sarah Du-j !
rnt utilil l lq t.. I.tnl. o ... I
Itlhorn
' prnt sold lot 12 In block S.
Ruth Strahon. for $2,500.
to Mrs.
Excerpts From Mr. Stlllman.
Following the remarks of .Mr. Ho
ran, A. D. Stlllman, of this city, was
Introduced. Mr. Stlllman -would not
take the time to speak at all. In view' ,
of the excellent orations that had I Lieutenant Murdered,
preceded him, if It were not ror his I Manila. Sept. 7. While attempting
wish to voice his appreciation or the to nrrest a policeman for dlsobedl-
honor given him In inviting him to ence a few days ago, Lieutenant Slit-
ST. JOE STORE
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ember Sth, 9th and XOth.
address the people on this occasion.
But It was meet that the first cele
bration of Labor Day hold In Pendle
ton, where all of tho men had stnrt-
ed In by drawing their dally wage. '
and who still labored -with thei rest
ion, or tne constabulary, was mur
dered by the mini's friends. Two
have been nrrested.
We shall make some very low prices on all Roods men
tioned above In fact we propose to make attractive prices
all through our store during this sale Remember the dates.
Union County Fruit Crop.
Horticultural Commissioner Judd
Geer, of the Eastern Oregon district,
estimates the Union county fruit
crop at 150 carloads this year. The
prune crop Is excellent, and most or
It has been sold to local driers at
from $10 to $12 per ton. In the or
chard. The fruit is all healthful and
not a Union county consignment has
yet been condemned by the commis
sioner on account of any or the usual
fruit pests.
The Merchants' Cafe.
Keeps constantly on hand lu rt
ed lleberwnrst, Frankfortors. im
burg eels, crawfish, crabs, oy ,ters,
all kinds of cheese. Hot merchants'
lunch dally from 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. ni.
Wouldn't Pay 25 Cents Storage and
Now Has $H0 Judgment Over His
Head.
Attorney H. F. Connor of the O.
R. &.. S. Company, was in the city
yesterday and attended the sale of I
the contents of the valise of the Rev.
Joseph Schell. attached to satisfy a
judgment for $154.30 in favor of H.
H. Hallock. savs tho Baker Citv Ileni-
ocrat. The public is familiar with istence in 1770 and 1S12. and recelv
the circumstances In the rase, the ed Its last blow In '63. when the last
action of .Mr. Schell acalnst :!ip rail- menace to organized labor was swept
road company having been the out- awa' ,n tne South by the free labor
growth of a 25 cent charge for stor- f the North
age on tho valise. Mr. Connor, "It should be the duty of all par
inrough an agent mu in the contents ties anil creeds to lead labor to In
or the satchel ror $10. The articles ' dependence, so that when a man had
eold included medicine, toilet artl- ' striven ror his bread by the sweat or
cles, a pair or soiled socks, a bottle his brow ror 20 years ho could look
or smelling salts and an ear trumpet, j forward to the time when he would
Mr. Connor now owns the collection, j have a home and a fireside and i
j would be nble to help those who
came after him. To the time when 1
The governor general of Canada
has presented to Miss Gcorglana
tnougli they were not able, some or J ope tne royal red cross In recognl-
them, to give employment to others t'n or her nursing services In South
not yet old in opportunity to achieve Africa. She is the first woman in
that success. Canada to, become the recipient of
"The old Idea of the right or the thlg '"'""
row to rule, was shattered when the
Mayflower landed on the eastern
coast. And it was driven out of ex-
aVory Truly Yoursa
I LYONS MERCANTILE CO.
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Gibson-Duprat.
At the residenco of Mr. Arthur J.
Gibson, on Mario street at 7 p. m
September C, Arthur J. Gibson and
Miss Sarah Dupratt were united In
the holy bonds or matrimony. Rev.
E. B. Jones, pastor of the M. E.
Church, South, officiating. The wed-1
ding was very quiet and Informal,
Toilet
Daintiness
Who is it that does not ap
preciate a sweet, delicate odor,
especially of the dainty, last
ing kind? We have the largest
line of Imported and domestic
perfumes in Eastern Oregon.
A few of our leading Imported
odors are:
Azurea, La Trefle,
Peau d' Espagne,
Violette de Parme,
Indian Hay.
And many more of the same
quality in bulk as well as In
fancy packages.
every man and woman who tolls 1
would be a mighty unit in the force '
or man's humanity to man." I
Quotations From Senator Pierce.
Walter M. Pierce was the last
speaker, but owing to the time that
had been tnken up by those preced-
i,. r. , "H. "- mane inn a very snon au-
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STOMACH
Sick Headache,
flatulence,
ltelchin.
Loss of
Appetite,
Indigestion,
Dyspepsia end
Constipation
Are all ciuied by
the ilomach be
coming weak
Htreneihen It
with tbe miter
and be ruml ut
Slhrie ailment!.
It ncter HIU
)(He ,urc lo try
Secure Your Next
Overcoats
trading parties, Mr. Gibson, Sr.. the I
father of the groom. Mr. T
those speaking berore. "me trouble
Swear- una ucuu m uuauu Ul
j. , i .! ...i, .. ,, t.v, ,.... '""" K"'" ie cunirui 01 man. how
mgvu anu wilt; auu u 1 1 1 . o. i iiu unuv i . , . , , , ,
T I was verv boenmlnelv nttlrpd whllp ' ono combination holds the timber
.."" ve becomlnglj attired, while h . . . anothr ,hp
une groom was aresseu in the conven-i .
ltlon.il black Tho crnom hai i hpnii. I ul ""wi'urimiuii, aim u is nec-
' Iru. VotonTMar?e srreirandbThe I 1 "J?"ne t1 tlm- lhe.
young couple start out upon tne mat
rimonial sea with bright prospects
for a long and happy voyage. The
best wishes of all their many friends
! go with them.
TALLMAN & CO,
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Loading JruiHts
Crank fffJAustralia.
Melbourne ept. 7. A man believ
ed to be a ctJnk, wns arrested today
while trying to gain admittance to
Governor-General Tennlson. Ho had
a loaded revolver and resisted arrest.
He will be examined as to his sanity.
Negroes RevolL
London, Sept. 7. A dispatch re
ceived by the government from East
Arrica states the negroes of tho Boer
district have revolted as a result of
the cruelty of the white settlers.
O. E. S. Meeting.
Regular meeting Ousheo Chapter
No. 19. Tuesday, September S. 7:30.
tH'H"llll'H"M:fM lll 1 I I I'1 All members requested to attond.
NOT GOOD, NOT HERE
They Lead the Procession
The popularity of Swift's products among all classes is very
largely due to tho absolutely clean and hygienic conditions un
der which fach carcass Is dressed, and tho meat and tho food pro
ducts prepared and Inspected. This Is particularly true of Swift's
Premium Ham and Bacon. From tho sleek, corn-fed hogs In the
pens, the carefully selected haras and bacon In the amokehouso,
the final expert Inspection by the U. S. government, and, lastly,
tho dainty wrapping In parchment paper, each step In tho evolu
tion of these nutritious and appetizing products Is a guarantee
that they will always please.
F. S. YOUNGER & SON
NOT GOOD, NOT HERE
small merchants are the ones that
come between the forces of labor and
capital. He was not pessimistic, but
optimistic, for now the worklngmen
are bettor housed and clothed and
fed than over before; but thoy must
In their prosperity be careful and
considerate. Their advancement had
been gradual, and It will take time
to gain their ends, and a fnlso step
might send them backward Instead
of forward.
Tho day Is coming when the voters
of the country will support men, not
for reasons of party, but for tho qual
ity of tho man. They will elect men
to the law-making bodies who havo
been tried In tho furnace, and on
whom dependency may bo placed.
Legislators will be chosen for their
deeds, and not for their party. When
that times comos the laborlngmen
will have a chanco in tho halls of con
gress, and their wrongs will be right
ed. To that end all men must work,
and tho sooner it Is brought about
the sooner will the forces of labor
and capital bo at peace."
Suits to Your
Measure
To be smart, stylish and
shape-retaining, clothes must
bo made to order and to the
measurements of tho man who
Is to wear them. Even tho
best ready-made clothes novor
fit properly, and quickly lose
their shape and become baggy.
If you want to get away from
the ready-made habit, let us
make your next suit. We' guar
antee a fit.
AT SHIELDS' PARK.
Despite the Rain, a Large Crowd
Witnessed the Prize Drawing Last
Saturday Night,
Despite tho unfavorable weather, a
largo crowd witnessed the prize draw
ing at Shields' Park last Saturday
evening, and tho following numbers
wcro tho lucky ones: First prize, 1,
323. center table, M. W. Raho; sec
ond, 2.555. rocker, Mrs. M. Stott;
third, 336, rug, J. G. Hlbbard; fourth,
3,030, ladles' work basket, Nettin
Folsom, fifth, 475, picture, Nat Kim
ball. Thoro will be an entire change of
program this evening to continue
during tho week, as usual. Tho prize
drawing will also take place next
Saturday night, and as soon ns the
weather becomes too bad for out
door performances, tho park attrac
tions will bo Uansferred to a build
lug, and continue for the winter.
SULLIVAN &
BOND
Near St Ceorgc Hotel
i
Early as. .the season is on
and the coats all here We
are showing more new
overcoats than ever before
and should be pleased to
convince ycu that we have
the prettiebt line to select
from in Eastern Oregon.
armaria cmst iuwaicm-"f
The Boston Store
OVERCOATS
I.IIEQUKKN HOT1SL Clean
comfortable roomi from 'X
cents up. Nevflr fnnillbeil
throughout. Queen Obop Hon
In connection. Meals m all
boon. Only white help en
plojeil. Olvcus a trial
THE SURE WAY
to Prevent Pneumonia and Consump
tion Is to cure your cold when It
first appears. Acker's English Rem
edy will stop tho cough In a night,
and drive tho cold out of your system.
Always a quick nnd sure cure for
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all throat
and lung troubles. If It does not sat
isfy you the druggist will refund your
money. Write to us for free sample.
W. II. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
F. W. Schmidt & Co,, druggists.
5 Many People
Are about as progressive as a sky rocket turned
upside down. Its a hard thing to say but we
think that expression fits the housekeeper who
sticks to the old, rusty tinware or cheap enam
eled ware inslead of saving money by buying
STRANSKY
Four coated, seamless, all steel
kitchen ware.
W. J. CLARKE & Co, 211 Court Street J
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ELATERITE Is Mineral Rubber.
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or nn I It uoooitary to KKPLACE A WORK-OUT HOOK
ELATERITE ROOFING
Takes ill, place of shingles, tin, Iron, tar and gravol, and all prepareo
roofings. For flat and stoep surfaces, gutters, valleys, etc. Easy to
Temperc . for all cllmatos. Reasonablo In coat. Sold on morlt. Guaran
teed. It will pay to ask lor prlcesauu mtormation.
THE ELATERITE ROOFING CO. .. .
Worcester Building. powanu.