DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, "- MQNDAV. DECEMBER 7, 1903-
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Satisfactory Shoes
Must combine correct style, best material,
proper make, attractiveness in appoarance
and have tho wearing qualities. These are
always found in the D. Armstrong Shoes
ror Ladies and the Edwin Clapp Shoej for
Men. These lines are to be had but one
place in Pendleton, and that is at
LODGE OF SORROW
THE ELKS REMEMBER
DEPARTED BROTHERS.
Beautiful Ceremony at Christian
Church Well Rendered Songs by
Vested Choir Touching Memorial
Address by William Smith.
DINDINQER, WILSON & CO.
GOOD SHOES CHEAP I
ED WESTON AGAIN
PUT UNDER ARREST, BUT
ESCAPES AT POMEROY.
Was Taken in Custody on a Charge
of Horsestealing Brought From
Lincoln County Was Out on Bail
From This County While Under a
Sentence to Oregon Penitentiary.
man will address the residents of tho
proposed district at their request on
the laws governing tho formation of
Inn irrigation district, nnd the results
thnt will arise from Its estaunsn
Imont. showing the benefits to he de
rived, and the equity of tho scheme.
AT THE INDIAN SCHOOL.
Christmas Will Be Celebrated In the
Most Approved Manner.
The teachers mid scholars of the
Umatilla Indian school ore now biiBjr
preparing a Christinas program for
the celebration to be hold in the chap
el at tho school on Christmas eve.
Kd Weston, well and unfavorably j it s the Intention to have a Christ
known In this part of tho country ' mas tree In the chapel on that cvoiv
on nccottnt of his tondness for horso ; inc. nt which each scholar will re'
flesh thnt Is not his own. has again ,.,.Vn n nresont and In connection
come Into prominence In Washing- j wlth this will bo given a special pro
ton, where he has been arrested for i Kram. The teachers nnd scholars
horsestealing and has escaped from ' will all take nnrt In this, and It will
the officers after havluf, been captur-, i,e most entertaining.
ed. ) The Indian scholars are very apt
Weston is under sentence In thlsln matters of this hind, and are in
county for a term of two and a half the present Instance most earnest
years for horsestealing, hut was ad- n,i enthusiastic in working for the
mltted to hall in the sum of J500 success of the evening. Every grade
while an appeal was pending In the ' and class In the school will have part
supreme court. He was hold In tho I n the program, and the participants
county jail here for the greater pari nre n0w being drilled by their in-
of the summer, and his appeal was . structors In their parts.
set for tho November term, but was Tho rhannl will hf decorated In
true Christian style, nnd the little
Americans will ho gtvon the time of
. their lives,
"THE HEAD WAITERS."
continued. The money for his ball
was furnished by bis grandfather,
and he left the state as soon as re
leased from the Jail, going to Wash
ington. He Is said to have storen a valua
ble horse from a Lincoln county I An Entertaining Combination of Mu
horseman and a reward or $500 was i . j
.. .,. i . u. .. I 8IC ano pun-
r.-at-l In Pnmnrnv. nn,t while tho of. ! "The Head Waiters- was played to
.i.. . a eoort house at the Frazer on Sat
in; vttiD liming tuu iu iiic icatuu'i -
rant for supper. Weston slipped away "nlay evening nnd was onjoed ( by
UII. A Here aa in, w mi ,......,
but It wnB a combination of pipe'
in the dark, and has not been found
H served time In the Walla Walla
penitentiary for horsestealing, and it
is not llke.y that he will tako another
chance at the same place If It Is pos
sible for him to get away.
THE MILTON PROBLEM.
A. D. Stlllman Will Expound
"District" Law Wednesday.
the
dreaming and jokes that took well
with the audience nnd made It a sua
cess.
Joe Kelly, the pipe dreamer, was as
disjointed In his talk as his remarks
were comical, while tno guneiess in
'nocence of Charles llurkhart as Izzy
'Cohn, repeatedly made the audience
roar. The singing wns good and the
music of the cntchy sort that takes
A. l). stlllman win spend the miu-,the callerv cods ami makes a way
die part uf the week in the Invest!- successful. All parts considered, it
gallon of the conditions surrounding was a good evening's entertatn-
the organization of the Little Walla I tm'iit
Illver Irrigation company In the I
vicinity of Milton. There is a ELECTION TONIGHT,
suit pending In which Mr. Stlllman Is '
interested as nn nttornoy, and he Is Fire Department Will Choose Chief
visiting the place to become familiar an0 tw0 Assistants.
with the situation and the questions , . . department w hold their
.. ":; "",.? . , , ' election this evening in tho office of
tlon of at east ,30' that-wU. ZZl
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W. It. Wit hue is the only candidate
for the place of chief. Thomns Nelson
having withdrawn from the race. E.
C. Anlbal and I). I). I'helps are tho
candidates for the pluce of first as
sistant, and .1 T Drown will have
nn easy time as the only man after
the second assistant's place.
J KxiUleite new Design iu
I REAL...
I CUT GLASS
Mont beautiful t-olleclinn ever
displayed in Pendleton.
THH WHOLESOME
Crescent
URCH DINN
will accompany the rem... - -
old home nt Vlnrennes, Iliu., u.. ( He(d Tomorrow Two Blocks .
ovcnlng. ... ,. n .., , Cast oretionlan Building. If
Mr. Ittluy was a iiiciii.k . " p, ; Congregational
dor of Lions, wn.-u- """ ' ' '"" ,- ,.. decorating tho
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i.ii.ii,r nnd mnklnc other prepara
tions for tho hiiIu nnd dinner which
our OI l.n'un, --
arrangement for Hip Mni-ml.
Green-Vincent,
Bee our window but better .
still come in nnd
Get Out Prices
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TALLMAN & GO, B&infc Powder
Leatlinir Jrii,'p;lHtK
fce remarkable increase in conaumpbeo
trove it purity and wnoieomno.
ONE POUND 25 CENTS
With a Coupon
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA jlAAAAAAAAAi
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j GOOD, NOT HERE
BXLCK WHEAT FLOUR AND
MAPLE SYRUP
The buckwheat flour which ccmes ' om New York state is
now here, the new flour of the crop of 1903 You know what
to do with buckwheat flour, pure buckwh' at flmir, and the
domestic revolution that would follow some wintci morning if
you failed to do it. Now buckwheat cakes and maple syrup
have ever known a sweet nnd romantic alliance. W'? not only
sell the pure buckwheat flour, but the pure tvr syrup.
Note, please, maple SAP syrup, not syn p froir U .d maple
sugar, but MAPLE SAP syrup. We sell the pu e tfow York
buckwheat flour at market prices, and the pun niaplc sap
syrup in gallon and half-gallon tins and quart ynt. i
. F, S. YOUNGER Sc :-JJ02ST
S. P. Sturfils.
Wllllnm C. Murphy.
Henry C. Guernsey.
The First Christian church was
filled yesterday evening with friends
and members of the Order of Elks,
to witness the beautlrul nnd solemn
memorial service, or "Lodge of Sor
row," held annually by that order on
the first Sundny in December.
The church wns beautifully decor
ated with the purple nnd white colors
of the order, and with evergreens,
while the altar was draped in tho
stars and stripes.
The services opened with a song,
"Ton Thousand Times Ton Thous
and," by tho vested choir of the
Episcopal church, with Miss Cosbi
Haley at the piano.
Following this, the lodge of sorrow
was opened by Exalted Ituler Hart
nian, the impressive ritual of the or
der, reminding Initiated and uniniti
ated alike of tho uncertainty of life,
and of tho splendid virtues which
should crown nil the accions of men,
wns rendered.
The roll of tho departed ones wns
called, and their failure to respond
wns bountifully woven Into a sermon
too deep for human speech, by those
who had known them In life, and In
that moment of meditation, there waB
evidence In the moist eyes and bow
ed heads of the Elks of a deeper fra
ternity nnd brotherly love than Is ex
pressed In the outward forms of the
order.
At the close of the "Lodge of Sor
row." Hev. W. E. Potwine oftered a
brief, hut touching prayer, after
which William Smith, of Baker City,
delivered the memorial address. He
briefly reviewed the objects or the
order, and laid Btrong impress upon
tho motto, which Is Inscribed upon
all banners of Elks "The faults of
our brothers we will write upon the
sands; their virtues upon the tablets
of love and memory."
He spoke briefly of tho eharttnble
features of the order, the deep un
derlying principles which crown the
order with highest honors and bind
the members together In bonds of fro
ti.mltv nnd fellowship.
If the virtues of charity, nlono, ns'
exemplified In holy writ, and auopieu
by tho order of Elks, as a fundamen
tal principle, should govern the ac
tions of men, the speaker said, there
would he no need for further regula
tion In humnn society.
"Charity sufforotn long nnd Is
kind; charity envleth not; charity
vaunteth not herself, nor puffoth her
self up; doth not behave unseemly;
seeketh not her own; Is not easily
provoked: thlnkoth not evil, rejoic
cth not in Iniquity, but rojoiecth In
tho truth; beareth all things, hopeth
nil things, endureth all things."
If this creed wore followed by the
world, the spenkor said, the sum of
human woes would disappear trom
tho path of moil, and the tears of the
widow and orphan would not embit
ter tho cxporlcncos or mankind.
Ho reviewed briefly tho history of
tho order in his homo town, stating
that tho Halter City lodgo had been in
existence for eight years, nnd that
during the first seven years of Its. lite
death had failed to visit its ranks,
hut thnt within the past year throe
members had passed to that other
lodge, nnd failed to respond irt tile
roll call on earth. Hakor City lodge
has a membership of 300, and lias
recently built a fluo lodge building.
Following tho address, the vested
choir sang very beautifully. "No
Shadows Vondor." and the memorial
sorvlco closed with tno singing 01 uie
doxology by iiio nudlence, niul tilt
benediction by Ilov. Potwine.
Pendleton lodge No, 2S8 was organ
ized In September, 1894. and now lias
a membership of 107, and Is In a
thriving condition. In that time uui
three members hove died Snmuol P.
Sturgls, William C. Murphy nnd Hen
ry C. Guernsey, whose names were
Inscribed on the beautiful momorial
programs Issued by tho lodge.
Mr Hurt in to take Phu'o tomorrow (Tuesday)
Vincent". !Xl Mheome'of onulon nnd evening. There Is a
Vincent wen nminii , m , display of goods of all descrlp
nrirS Tho n, 0 'stre , ons 1. V- dinner will ho r tho
? S )' Ilw. Juim-iiirst-chiss order and candy and pop
ZTfZ is i' Congregational 'com will be served by the young
church MIsH'tlfeen Is one of the , ladles-the sweetest and most dellc
well known ytiuuR lUlo "f l'""'" lous.
iriCIHIS. nil ,,. I ...,,ll ri...H.Mi fur the
the rltV ns 11 singer, num. 1 i.nsi ei. m" i--;- , , 1. I I
l ustrnted songs at the Shields' Pari; . l(mtm game to be hold In this city,
vnudevllle during the greater t"i " . last Saturday, fiiuoru, on.- ... n. I
ueiiMin. 11 avers of me inuian
mu phi.....'. - ... ,,.
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Five Licenses in Two Days.
ti nii.lv clerkV ollice has been
doing n big 'business tn the mnrrlnge
license business during the past two
days, having Issued live permits.
Licenses were Issued to Fred l.an z
and Mrs. Nellie Minis. iMith or this
city. Ileiijauiln Turpln nnd Miss Cnr
olync Rartrow. Thomas I. linker nnd
Miss Alice H, iiacwi; ii"i) ';: ''
dike and Miss May Ilowlsby, nnd Pert
Vincent and Miss Ijuira Green. Mr
Updike It. n resident of SunnyHlde.
Wash., while the rest or the list nre
all residents of this city
ADOPTED
i Wo have three hor
; they are pretty hr,TI
I that wo are Roftie to
4 'fuiour
coffel
That
S.S.0' We 'or.
team, wns
his collnr hone.
broken. Ho was taken to me ngen- 4
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cy hospital nun mu .hum- p-i, "u., ( -
now nlnmst ready tor nnotner game.
te that its RosiBeX
Pictttre of Phar0av
i that we ... "otK!
display inthewindow.6"1'
we have adopted thi.l
plan to iiiclufeyoatof;
our Coffee. ,y u,0,JJ
OWLTEOOIISfl
1 .1 ...,. It. vlu tint. Itw. I Wl
Xhius points to iniMi - 'ieapest place in I
Wedding Tourto California.
.Mr nnd Mrs, Fred lintz left Sun-
itnv for California, where they will
Bowlsby-Updlke.
Miss Mny Ilowlsby and Mr. Hnrry
Ulidlke we're married this afternoon
at the residence of Mr. nnd Mrs. W.
L Uowlsby, the parents of tho bride,
on Aura street, Hev. Robert Wnmer,
of the Motltodlst church, performing
the ceremuny. .Miss Ilowlsby Is well
and favorably known to a large circle
of friends In this city, whore she hns
resided with her parents for stime
time. The groom Is n resident of
Sunnyslde. Wash., where the vinmg
couple will live.
Successful Rabbit Drive.
The rnliliit drive near Echo ester
day wnh n great success, and numb
er week's material wns added 10 the
store for the cannery. A number of
Pendleton people attended the drivi
nnd report a good time and plenty to
eat. thanks to the hospitality of the
lesldents or the sister city. The drive
wns over a new territory, nnd the
number or nibhlts caught wns cones
pondlngly great.
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1ST. JOE STORE
We will make Big Rednctions all this week on
Men's Clothing
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits
Cloaks and Jackets
We will sell them less than you pay for such Roods 1:
what is called Closing Out Pricus, as wt are determined to tt
(luce our stock very tmicii Detore January 1, 1004 We JI
make an average ctu 01 50 per cent iroin regular prices
Health Blanks Received.
The blanks that have been so lung
expected by the local health ollleers.
have at last arrived trom tho state
printer, anil are being distributed so
thnt In the future the vital statistics
of the county and stnte may be accu
rately kept The blanks arc lor the
use or the undertakers and the phy
sicians In noting deaths and births
and nlso In keeping 1111 niroutft or nil
contagious diseases In the comity
Successful Meetings.
Tho revival meetings which have
been so successfully conducted by tho
Methodist church for some time past,
will he continued this evening nnd
tomorrow evening, and possibly all
the remainder of the week. The
meetings have been very successful
In the past, nnd the Interest in them
is still great, so that the church is
disposed to continue them.
For Mayor of Pilot Rock.
-Mr, and .Mrs. (iluun Caiiuim. or PI
lot Hock, were iu the city Saturday en
loute to 1 'or 1 1 n 11 1 1 on business. .Mi
Cannon, who was formerly connect
ed with Schmidt's pharmacy, in this
city. Is a candidate mr Mayor 01
Pilot Ho.-K.
Six Plain Drunks.
Two white men and lour Indians
were lined In the city court tills morn
ing lor having been drunk during Sat
urday night nnd Sunday. Each ouu
either plended guilty and paid his line
or put up a hall and forreited it
to tilt city.
FRANK MARTIN DEAD.
Held
Fol.
Was From Astoria Funeral
This Afternoon at Baker &.
aom's.
Frank Martin died nt the hospi
tal on Saturday ovcnlng of Hodgkln'H
dlseuse, after a lingering Illness, Tho
deceased was 27 years of ago and
had been a resident of this city for
some time, having been employed on
tho construction work of the sowor
during tho summer. Ho has a father
residing In Astoria, and It was direct
ed by him that tho remains he given
burial in this city.
Tho funeral was hold this alter-
noon at 3 o'clock from tho Hakor &
Folsom undertaking parlors, tho ser
vices, being conducted by IXov. G. W.
HlKby.
JOSIAH RILEY DEAD.
Woolen Mill Employe Carried Off by
Pneumonia.
Josiah Klley died at tho homo of
Thomns Means yesterday morning at
4 o clock, of pneumonia, agod 31
years. Tho deceased was an ontployo
of tho woolen mills and had boon a
resldont of this city for some time. Ho
Pilot Rock Editor.
John I'. McMnnus, editor of the
Pilot Hock Record, spent Sunday In
the city and returned home todny.
Mnc reports Pilot ltoek In n thriving
condition and from the improved ap.
ponrnnee of the Itecord he Is enjoying
his Just share of the thrift.
ITS WONDERFUL
The amount of good you'll receive
from a few doses of Hostettor's Stem
nch Hitters, esiieclnlly when the stwm
aeh Is disordered or the liver inactive.
It cures Loss of Appetite, Sour Stom
ach, Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Indiges
tion, Clhlls or Malaria, lie suru to
try It, also obtain a copy of our lllus.
trated Almanac for 1904 from your
druggist. It Is free and contains In
structive reading matter that Is ucll
worth having.
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t RODGERS FLAT WARE
J A superior article, made in the latest iat-
i tt-rns. The Jiodgers ware is made of solid
I rolled copper, plated on the outside with
heavy nickel nnd lined on the inside with
t silver. Guaranteed to wear well and to keep
; free from foul tastes and arsenie poisons.
J We have liodgers' improved ware in Tea
Pots, Coffee Pots, Crumb Trays. Tea
t Kettles, and Tea Sets, consisting of jiol,
X creamer and sugar bowl on tray Inspect
I this ware.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE Co.
621 Nail) St.
Shirt
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GOOD DRY WOOD
All Kinds
I have good sound wood
which is delivered at
reasonable prices
For Cash.
W. C. MINIMIS
Isave orders at Ncuman's
Cigar Store.
60c
Sizes 14 to M
Stiff and Soft Bosoms
Cuff Detached
Regular Values
$1.00, i.2s and $t.35
The Big Boston Store
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j HEALTH COMFORT
Hl Are Combined In
HI
Cole's Original!
Tight WoodHeate2
Hot Blast Co4j!5
They have proven their ,'e' dwd
Hundreds of satisfied people in re 1
and Umatilla users of toie t 1
heaters always rccorr enu "
friends. Sold only, i I'cndleW
TtL TTfi.rfiware
leaves a wife who was nresont with
him at the time of his death, and who