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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1903)
DAILY EAST OREOQNIAN. PENDLETON; OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1903. I o - L..Ani Nirrhf I imSr Qolao US j3lUiuaJ Migiii L.1UHL uaiw . .M ouotrti below to Ik! told only nt time hpecltled. 1 n r.fnrlr ttOm O tO d!dU O'clock w i . .-,m.MB TllnnHw1 mo1-Artwl TillMi Ei.,..UiKiu',tl.60 . DAMASK New conventional tie- 98c ea. 62c yd. to 930 O'clock 1 From 7 to 8 O'clock . J.!., SILKAMKR. Heavy OUTING FLANNEL- jOjy ooniri" 9c yd- o t ft nvfock " i.t M-nrld renowned, rr ran. I Jght stripes; sells everywhere t Ol. IE It... I 4 - Ju Jtl.ti. illlllL IU VUSIUIIJIT, 5c yd. From 7 to 8 O'clock Your 'choice of anv one of our beautiful ten dollar JAC1KKTS or COATS $7.90. .Ai..iwl A.nrv 10c 5c ea From 8 to 9 O'clock Anj two dollar Oxford 'Vesting Waist in the store $1.35 Limit, one to customer. Saturday INignt sale Lace curtains i ' If von enjoy a good article, then smoke - - t v T- Ij T T TV A A T T T X UK inn ri inn rwm i iiiuti t ii. . rtnuue. Maitrr BOZnc ilium . .. .... .. r ta. ats resumes us uia uiuc titiiviiv, us ?. . .i ! x ) l - 7i) - ff i f Jf:i. u ) I hive again taken personal charge of The Delta, my former place of business and ask yoa to call and see me, C W. IRWIN. supply you with Sweets, .Ice Cream 1 ADNTERASJELLI BROS, Marble and Cranite Works .'W OK UMENTfl, 1 1 fi AHHTON KP; CO H.' ' 1NUB nM' UUILDIMI STONE WeuoourowD work iind gvarnnlec the "same at lowwt jnirc. KttlmRli'n glren on all ilndi 01 Cut Stone, M'c have a UrsPtoeK aud oua liepjex d to have you examine It. .::''.' ' ' j ,. - --- --" 7 WalaStreet . Pendleton, 0rojoa Near O.iK. i N. Deit ' EHA.NCH SHOP AT UKI'KfEK, OKK.fr ' I ' T customers we have the better we can do for that reason wejdo ' are Messed with 1 s are marked in 5 a low price. NEST GOODS, JeiHONEST PRICES .Oil GLENNV WINSLOW Jeweler and 0pti!2'-' t . our west io serve an ciasi.r ig'.purses or modest ones plain-fikjlrfs andOconsidvcinf i -s. ... U REGULATING WATER IFI)ED RULES GOVERNING j DISTRIBUTION NEEDED. F. B. Holbrook Thinks There Should Be the Greatest Possible Harmony Among Irrigators with Least Pos sible r-rlctlon Good Admlnlstra tlon of Rights Needed. F. B. Holbrook, superintendent of the Oregon Water & Land Company, ot Slokes, (or Irrlgon. as they have renamed the prosaic Oregon Itallroad & NhtiETition station, just west, of Umatilla Junction) was in the city yesterday evening and expressed himself, as usual, on tno subject.,' of irrigation. f ,..JJ Mr Holbrook thinks that ono'or tho interesting features of Uils' discussion of Irrigation regulations at tho com ing blnte convention, should bo th6 administration of water rights by set tlements or people, under largo ditch propositions, Ho thinks the Just distribution .of water to each land iiolder, alike, and tho economical use of t.ie water apportioned to land by private and public' concerns; so that' there will bo tho greatest uniformity, and harmony with the least ppssiblo frlctlon. ; - ' s In most Irrieat'ed dlstrletrf, nrrni where tho water supply Is sufficient for nil the land under tho ditch, and. the lights of Individuals are plainly set forth, there Is In nearly every", instance great wasto of water, and consequent injustice' In the adminis tration' of, the water rlgbts. Many men will insist on being al lowed to divert a certain number of, Jnchi-s of water, to which tlu-v mav bo vntltied in thv contract of purchase tr their land, or 'the provisions' of the ditch company, under which they may be working, although the supply may bo scarce, and the quality of (.their soil may not require tho , full Viuotn of, Vater to which they hrcVcni titled, This exress us-i- of wnter damage' the soil and causes Injustico to other, land-owners) who may he short, at the time. ' " These regulations form one of tho most Important phases of Irrigation1 in the state and should bo discussed with a view to incorporating the right kind of a provision In mi irrigation law td Ik-' recommended' to the lcgls lature. ' ' I HI 1 l")IUI' (iAt'jVxJ. m NewrTof. or aroma L tVo rl tl ft FEED SITUATION BAD. Country is Overstocked and Hay Very Scarce. Not only do stodkmen of Eastern; Oregon desire a mild and open winter but such a winter is a.n absolute ne cessity to 'the 'success to the live stock Industry, because hay is scarce and almost continuous range Is es sential io J), ys Jtnls.qn, tb.Q we.ll known tlr'over who is in Portland with a shipment of stock from Ar lington, tells a Portland paper. Mr. Overcoats This is tho place to buy your Overcoats. Mens' heavy full length Ox- r fin foid overcoats all sizes OiUU Mens' hotter overcoats all C ftfl grade? up to IuiUU Boys' reefer ovecoats 5 to 1-1 B "7C yrs , pricee $2.00 to f, J Boys' long Oxford ovcreoatr.' Q Qr si.es 10 to IS only OiU J Boys'.and young noons' over in nn coats bitter grades up: to ... lUiUU Ladies' and Hisses' Jackets Ladies' Zibeline coals, now r 7r styles, all si.os u I 0 Ladies' Keraoy loose box r OA coats, tan or castor... . . tJiUU Ladies' line uality Korsev and Zibeline coats from $9.fi) g Wo can't list and describe all our Coats and Jackets. They must be seen to bo appreciated; Your neigh bors are buying their coats here, why not buy yourn here too? We can save you money. 3 3 a 3 3 Give os a chance to THE show yoo our lines FMIR 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 vine, of 'til uuision s nunio runcn lb near .iu-. S, , . , , . , i, 1 1 1 . 1 1 M 1 1 111 Hill 11 1 IM II ) 1 1 Ml M ) 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 II I II I II 1 1 1 11 1 1 III II 1 1 1 1 II I II III I II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 im in Grant. county on the banks UUUUlUtUaUUlUUllUlUtUUUUUUtUUiUIUlUUlUUUtUHUIlUUUiUIUlUiUtUIUtUUIIUlUll VH lilt' l ' ' ic Jolin' Day river,-' and bo says the 1 ... , 1.1. IAI1 inns are miuuiiy Kieun wuu ju , grass that has started 'as a result of . personal friend, Is manifestly unjust, tho iccenl warm showers. . 'Umploycs recognize tho fact that "There Is little or no hay In East- tbelr time Is not their own, however, em Oregon this tseason," Mr. Ral- and so aro compelled to lot tho boss, ston 'said. 'nnd nnless we get an cf take what they term "snap judg-, open winter we are going to losoa j ment" on tnem. great' many sheep and cattle. Tho i ,' ; entire country is overstocked, mo;o l WHEAT PRICES. r-o than ever before, as there was no Sheep shipped liast ;iasi summer. -help shipped East ;last' summer. ' Ti Gv Montnomery Draws Contrast, "IVahavc, therefore; all last yoai- j ; Pre8;ent 'arrd' Past Market.1 ', Increaw.to Jakli rarf of Infexeess of , the usual 'number,' This! inr rea.'ic T. G. Montgomery, manager of tho, . i h l ' . ttT..vnl. rV.mrin,.. .tt i i Ut-'t OUUIitt ill tJHUIIPtJ x.. 'tulsicity, who wiih a dulugato to tht ! grand lodgo of tho Knights of Pyth. i I ! -f . , ... rmnr.nJ ias, sum jtsiuumy. v". ,vv. .w Dally Journal, in regard to Urn county .farmers .holding, wheat 70 cents licr'bUBlicl: if . NIGHT CLA8SES. Speclnl 6esslori of Peridleton Business College. A night class lias been started at tho nuslncSB College for the accom modation of those who aro anxious Id attend tho college, but have not the tlmo in (Iiq day., It Btartcd with, an enrollmen of Jour, pupils, and more nro expected In a short tlmo. The college now has an onrollmont of II pupils and in a short tlmo moro aro coming. Tho work of tho school lias been progressing well and a very Miccessful term has lx'eu had so for. Tho coal-whcelors" strlko In Now Orleans has resulted In one death. Nelson Orlggs, a negro, was shoL alone, numbers several nunurrii uioii- untifl 'Iw.flll iL-np)iin.i! t-Mrl.l,lr. ntitf lrmntiil aro cutting down our stock range Ayear , ids. said jeetenUy . to. , U'P. .Oregon; ually journal, in regard to umauua ofir.,. wnr n ilio liind mostly l4buss to the goveriiniHiit anil proves to valuable Tor wheat raising. The i u nh.inrlt. Anton rittt tfl Ullllt 11,1 in ..... ,-r- l.tho roots. Jiud uiile'ss tlfi) weather ! , . ..I...., l.lw..i ...III l.n ttti mUI i1" OUtlrtt-IJ wivi'i ,iii i- (,'r'ass;f(ir winter' range.' , 'for "Whrai hflil rir 7fi c!iitH is uharn ly in contrast with. tbu years, of 'tho panic, when wo s4v wheat Bold aij low as 18 cents a bushel. Now, i tho farmers for tho greater) pa nimii.v In the bank, and' ha so good that they do not lmv JNOW, lflO iart- hayoj avo cr'ei(ltj ivo to' use ZER if tl ! THEATRE iint ' - I' in pay. Qctiife 15f-4i903' ODON IMINSRELS Mr. Billy Van ' (rJ nilurUfkUn $ t . Seats on sale Tes, 1 0 a m at Theatre IELATERITP ""llltnoceBtarirAo HKPf.Ar'E A WOItVUT JtOOf tR TE ROOFING Un ,ron tr and gravel, and all preparea eiim..Bteep Brtaces, gutters, valleys, etc. Easy to lay, climates. Iiea.nni,ia Tt cnM nn merit Ouaran- W asV fo. VL.Tr .v"- v. yntesana iniormauoD. THE ELATERITE ROOFING CO. Portland. Catarrh and Hay .Fever. Mould Cream Halm is bncomljg " ''... , ",,.,; i quite as popular h many localities ' " ' th''' nly Gf' Umatilla, as Ely's Cream iai m sonu. u , j , , wh0lll prepared tor use In U nfyVorwn. is rejoicing in highly pr 7. eel by those jho haje quantities been ZWiwyl horticultural. Ilvo stock and agri- clanB'for mich n'treatmcht. Man) ! ,... U.oildes wheat to clanB' for mien ireuunrm. ,.,, w,.ath ljj0s physicians are using and prescribing ! ru"nra wta" ,h0 IQO CCICUraieu uicuiu miw "ic vw-, ... v i . ;S Small , F.I0QO5 st Lai Granae. Thq.-PprryiLumbor Comiianyi jocb ypWPWns IthrT hefdgau&.'ijof tW 'gri-al'Wih al Wo mllls.finHmlles talned Jnitho liquid form, which fr.W.ntlf ineludinir n spraying tub. All druggists, or by man. r.iy jirun. Warren Htrt, Nnvj yotn. RESTRICT PRIVILEGES. Portland Organizations Driving Erfr Portlana organizations uiiniy jn tuo reavivuu, inunw; flplpyrrs to TflklSefenslve Action.;' was ojiened Wdj.thcj flood ly ubovo I-a Orahde, on tho Grand Hondo river, for tho purpose oj waBning out tho sediment, and follocttons. ot mud. In tho reservoir. Yesterday the danu mil oil' I and' lillle. laTiVs iiibfcr ..atbawt the unions, pr fo nY; j;;. whose gradually Increasing oeraamn., - - - - .. - annoyiuK . ..;,.. ,,..., ,,( iracK wuu uui tumiiy uvonwwi, , wnii Iibiiiv- (lamauem anu win ueiuy TUf Job. urintors land pressmen m-, i ' -.-'r- cefitlj liskeir'for 'if' ulno-hour (ioy, r-n 1 which request was jiartlally grants I fjew Irrigation; Prpjeft. aft'ir? cQD14erla l dickering baejc For thfJ )Ust flvo weqkB n. Oolt, and north;' the1 'compromise was wr)lt( hom out jn tho - Juonor VUV aa eight and a half hour day Tbo couritry surveying tho route for a; cmwoym were, rejuciaiu tu r,-"v , numo between 25 ana 3J ratics long. Se, ana felt tney must. Vu j,.,, w,u 1)rn wntor f0r Jrrlca-' ..V -rr-sAs r liAltrJVAltU KI'.l'AHTHl little HprthK Clilrkflf-lly Jtv I l"H'' UIU IloynUr- I'll 1" ' tljey claim, arer bewmlng annoyln f? noil Mj'rjoxKjplf iays tho Hvenlni iciegrara iVin Vliar ..,, ... i-pt nven. They ' ayo; Cjicfordlngly agreed ahiong' not to pe.mlt visitors or others to converso wltn meir cmpioy " lug working hours. Tho rule Is lie lug rigidly adhered to with tho rp suit that tho union employes. affected are con ld?rabjy worked up1 oyer the qurtallmciH M tbelt liberty, ' They don't object to tho doors be ing barred to tho omnipresent bill collector tho indefatigable life insur ance agent, or the pestering bo)l: man! but they think there aro cases when to deprive them of a minutes Intervlow with some ono on urgent business, or to refuse them permis sion to speak a moment with somo ...i,iii win lirlnv water for Irrlrt ilnn niul inllllrif iinrnoses to thu real-. i dents of two and a half townships,-) Itflvu Th n.illou nhroniclo. Starting. ut Clear Lako about 10 miles south, of Mt. Hood, fr9ra whenco tho. sup ply comes. Ho qricorlntered about two weekB of rain which 'greatly, do-' . n,,. .1 n I.. , 1.,. layeq worn, ine uuuiu i m i'ui. Jn by a Portland company. Old Junk 'From Fire, Eighteen tons ot old luuk and reir. pants of machinery was taken from the ruins of tho Whitchouso-Crlm-mins planing mill and lumber yard yesterday and sold to a local junk dealer of Walla Walla, Vv'w-v iixrk mm mm mm r WE PLEASE THE FASTIDIOUS with pur Jaundiy work why ,no you? The ,moio critical ypu ato ahout yout linqn, thu butter we'll like n, for we cater to the best clabs of patrons in Puntlleton, On mail, mesEeiger, jicrsopal or 'phone prilei, wo cal) foi mid deliver gentlemen' and arnily washing, and ask now only for a "try" at your weck't washablcs. The DOMESTIC LAUNDRY Its Til 13 HEBT TUB MOST WlfOLKHOMI', PJtOl'KHLY MIi;LJ21) WITHOUT A HUPHRIOH BYERS' BEST FLOUR The Standard of Excellency. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. Byers, Proprietor. j