DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1903.
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Shoes - Beautiful - Shoes
Long lived anil luxuriously comfortable arc not a dream
by any menus. They can be, and are made. They
art: scarce only because most stores insist on good (at
profits. The best Three Dollar Shoe for Women will
not stand fat prolns, or they would not be the best.
Queen Quality $3.00 shoes for women are such shoes,
and we unhesitatingly offer them with the assurance
that there arc no others so good.
DINDINQER, WILSON & CO.
Phone Mnln 1181.
GOOD SHOES CHEAP
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OLD SETTLER DEAD
MRS. ROBERT SEMPLE
DIED LAST EVENING.
She Was Born In Scotland and Had
Lived In Wisconsin and Missouri
Before Coming West Was the
Mother of Eleven Children Fune
ral Tomorrow From the Christian
Church at 2 p. m.
Mrs. Robert Semple tiled at her
home near the Sisters' Academy yes-
leruay evening at 7 oclock, after a
short Illness of pleuropneumonia.
Mrs. Semple was taken HI Saturday
aiiernoou, anu rapidly grew worse
until death came to relieve her suff
erlngs. She was 66 years of age at
the time of her death. The deceased
was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and
These three words go we!'
together: Schilling's Best and
.iiioneyback.
Why? Your grocer will tell
you.
at the ago of 17 came to Colunilil
county, Wisconsin, with her parent
Sho was married two years after
wards and lived there for 12 years,
from which place she moved with her
husband to Gentry county, Missouri
where thoy lived for 11 years.
Twenty-six years ago Sir. and Mrs
Semple came West with their family
and took up their residence on a farm
in the vicinity of Walla Walla, and
after residing there for a time came
to Camas, where thoy lived for
years. Four years ago thoy came
this city, where thoy have resided
since.
There wore 11 children horn to
Mr. and Mrs, Semple, three of whom
survive nt the present time. Mrs,
George Join's. Mrs, C. E. Hoover and
Charles D. Semple, all of this city
.Mrs. Semple was always noted for
her mildness nnd charity In times of
irouoio anil sorrow, having many
times nursed nor neighbors and
friends back to health. She was
devoted Christian, and at all times
believed in and followed the teach
ings of the Christian church. She
was a loving mother nnd a woman o
rare virtue.
me iiuicrai services win c con
ducted tomorrow afternoon at
oclock from the Christian church
miner the direction of Itov. It. J
uiven, of the Presbyterian church.
Beautiful
China
What can you think of
that would make a more
suitable Christmas Gift
than a beautiful piece of
CHINA?
We have everything de
sirable in the China
line.
See our hand painted
pieces.
ROHRMAN
COUItT STREKT
CHARLES CHANDLER DEAD.
Died Suddenly Christmas Eve, at the
Age of 68.
Charles Chandler tiled in this city
on unnstmas ove of pneumonia, after
a snort illness, aged 68 years.
Mil. . 1
mo deceased nas lor many years
uuen employed by G. W. limit as a
loreman In the carpenter work which
lie has at various times under con
struction, ami .Mr. Hunt will be in
me city tomorrow to look after the
details of the funeral.
Air. Chandler has a sister. Airs.
jonn Flint, of Pa 011 so. Wnsh wim
will not be able to bo present at the
nme of tno funeral, which will be
conducted .tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock from the undertaking parlors
of M. A. llader, Itov. Howard, of the
South Methodist church, officiating.
Sick With Lumbago.
Dr. T. M. Henderson was called to
the home of J, J. Tro.xel. who Hvks
atvjut eight miles tho other side of
Vinson, mursday. to nttml Mr
Troxcl, who was suffering with n
hard attack of lumbago,
' J- A. Gurderian Returned.
1 J. A. Gurderian has returned trom
1 a visit of several weeks to Footvllle,
Wis., and to Chicago, where ho lias
I "ueu renewing me acquaintances Qf
SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK
Concerning the People of Pendleton and Vicinity Notes
Personal and Otherwise By Our Regular Correspondent
to wit-
The festivities of Chrlstmns nro gathered at tho parsonage
now n thing of tho past nnd tho pleas- noss the ceremony. ,.
, r.'seokor Is looking forward to the Mlw Arnold is o of IWloton b
enjoyments attondn.it upon tho Now well known young 1 les and Is
Year's holluay. nulto PP"nr with a largo t rclo of
While social events of the past two friends who win nil ju...
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many fnmlly affairs have tnkon place,
and out-of-town rolntlvos and friends
entortalned, nB Is always tho ciiBtom
during the holiday poriod. Tho
Copeland-Boyd.
JIIsh Clmiilo Copolond and Lostor
Hovd. both resldonts of tins city,
i ...n.,l wor.. married on Christmas ovo at
nH" "'V..'"r.,u''".nv.nci nt tho residence of tho bride's
luruigll aum.u.o, ... u .,. . .,,, n
land, on West Altn streot, Itov. U. W,
King, of the lluptlst church, pro'
their parental abodes to partake of
the good tuings motnor makes, nnd
tho good cheer Incident to tho sea
son. It Is rumored that for nurao time
the young Indies havo bean tanking
preparations for a leap year cntur
tnlnmcnt of some Bort, nt which thoy
will act as escorts, hosts and general
"good follows" In an effort to recip
rocate for the four yenrs or attention
paid them by their masculine
friends.
Arrangements aro in progress by
ninny of our gentlemen to hold open
house nt several homes Now Year's
evening, while their lady frlonds nro
anticipating tho jolly tlmo nhond
calling on these receivers.
The Year.
What can ho snid in Now Year
rhymes.
That's not been snid a thousand
times?
The now years come, the old years
go.
We know wo dreum, we dream wo
know.
We rise up laughing with tho light.
Wo Ho clown weeping with the night.
Wo hug Die world until It stlugs.
Wo curse It then nnd sigh for wings.
We live, wo love, wo woo, wo wed,
We wreathe our brides, wo sheet our
dead.
Wo
laugh, wo weep, we hupe, wr
fear,
And that's the burden of tho year.
rcna Wheeler Wilcox.
Qpen Houses New Years.
Now Year's day being the begin
ning of leap year. It will he the ladles'
turn to call on tho gentlemen on that
day, and a fow of them hnvc signified
their intentions lo keep open house,
Different little parties nro being
formed by tho lauies with tho Inten
tion of calling on their gentlemen
frlonds who are playing tho part of
hosts.
At the homo of Thomas Ayres, on
Water street, tho following gentle
men will assist Mr. Ayres In receiv
ing: Dr. Vincent, .1. V. Tollman, C. J.
crguson, G. A. Hartman, Sr., T. C.
Warner, I)r. Vaughn, Frank Frazler,
red J-ampkln and Win Stowart.
iVt the homo of Frank Clopton, Fred
Judd, l.eon Cohen nnd T, O. Hailey
III usslst as hosts.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. W. K. brock will also I
keep open house.
Arnold.Dupuis.
Al 7 o'clock on Christmas uve, at
the parsonage of the Bnptlst church.
.Miss Hazel Arnold nnd Edward 11.
Utipuls were united In marriage by
Itov. II. W. KJng. tho pastor of that
church. A few of tho most intlmntc
frlpnrii nf the hrulo nnd trrnnm woro
tiouncliig thu coromony.
A largo number of rolntlvcs and In
timate friends of tho principals woro
In attendanco and many beautiful
presents woro received. At tho con
clusion of the coromony the guests
assembled In tho dining room, wlioro
n bountiful wedding supper bad been
pru pared.
.Mr. and Mrs. Itoyd nro well known
young people of tho city, and will
make tholr futuro homo hero, whore
the groom holds a good position.
Personal and Social Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. Krnost 8kllcs nro
spending the holidays at Spoknno.
Miss Delia Banner Is visiting
friends at Arlington during tho hull
days. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rnosuvult spent
Christmas with relatives at Walla
Wallu.
Mrs. Van Horn, of Walla Walla, is
tho guest of her dnugmer, Mrs. Frank
Wamsley.
Mrs. Thomas Hailey entertained
friends nt a dinner party on Satur
day evening.
.1, W. Jlulr and wife, from Milton
are in thu city visiting friends and
relatives Cor n few days.
Mrs. Thomas Warner entertained a
fow friends Christmas evening nt hur
home on Thompson street.
George A. Hnrtmnn, Jr., will bo
host for n watch party on Thursday
evening, nt his homo on Water
streot.
Miss Alice Gray of Astoria will
reach the city this evening ami will
I lie tho guost of Miss Eva Froomo for
a week.
.Miss Hesslo Swltzlcr loft today tor
Han Francisco for u visit of a fow
weeks. She will spend n fow days at
roruami en route.
Oiierney Hayes, Will Iloescli, Jess
Allowny and Ed Smith, nml Misses
Hints and Todd nnd Miss Leech form
ed n party who attended the dnnco nt
Adams last night.
Miss Ida Howard, of Hoppuor, and
.Miss Illnnclie Campbell, of Woston,
are 111c guests or the .Misses Swag
gert lor a visit during tho holidays.
The upproaching nuptials of Miss
Coshlo Haloy and W. C. E. l'ruott
win bo solemnized on Wednesday
evening at X o'clock, at tho Church
of the ltedoomcr.
.miss 8. Merndith Wlckham of
Portland I.i expected to reach the city
tomorrow evening nnd will bo the
guest of .Mrs. Georgo Porringer and
Mrs. o, A. Fowler for n week.
The dancing party to lie given on
Tncjday evening hi the young men
of I'endioton, is looked forward to
with great Interest by tiioso fortu
nate enough to hold invitations
Mr. and -Mrs. Charles J. Forg'uson
will ho at homo In tholr now resl-
oonco on rondleton Heights, after
.Monday. .Mr. and .Mrs. Charles
Berkeley will occupy tho house vn
cated by Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson.
ladles In Weston, nnd ho says thoy
aro turning out good work, and aro
as enthusiastic as tno school pupils.
Tho Women's Club gladly wdl.
comes any ono Intorostou In tholr
work to visit the sewing cIiisb hold
nn RntltrdavH In tlio old Arnrinmu
Bchool room. Tho work will go on'
after tho holiday vacation, 1
SOCIALISM ON THE BOOM.
Crook County Organization Growing
and Several New Clubs Are Being
Formed,
The socialists In the city and sur
rounding points are proparing for a
wlntor's campaign In tho Interests of
Christmas ovo at 8 tholr party, says tho Crook County
Journal.
Tho Prlnovlllo organization
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tho rrinovino organization has a 4. nt., r 1 U801
momborshlp of 47, nnd tho officers at 'I u . 8 rll0 CofL
tho head of tho society Btato that Its T L'lVon fnv w
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IIUUIUVIU U.w kUuluullT 1UU UUBJI1K. ,1hn VU
A club Is bolng organized In the Hay.'
sincK country nnu anoiuur at ami. t
wood, which will Include all that ills-1
trlct lying nlong tho uppor Ochoco. ,
It Is oxpectod that tho momborshlp,
which 1b fast gaining In power, will
Includo 200 members In this county
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nianKing aw our tnemls and patrons lo,
vcrv liberal tiatronai'i- ilnr..., ul 'i
assuring them of our great appreciation,
all a glorious and prosperous New v. m
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,t ..ai e in iniiiimnco ttint. ow nir tn th. .
tlmt we must take our AXNPAi, invi'vt?.,,?.' '!
.in. 11, ik nun in urm-r 10 ninKoroniu fornnt TxrVirV,;
SKhKCTIONBof Hl'RlNO ANI B m p SE
wo MUST ItEDUUK OUH STO0K ,01
our IUC4 INVKNTOUV on K"?
Wo will oiler the greatest ImrguliiH v fiA?A
(lleton liierchaiHirsinK We will p.ll g "d ll'L,'
your pockets, In savings, h 1 ""n
WATUM, WAIT ANI) BAVE HONEY
5T irTi CTAnr?
Tlie Leaders of Low lrlces in Pendleton.
Some of the
Suitable Gifts in Our Store
Ladius, (Jentlmnen aud Boyt
shapus. Razors, Table Cut-
Knives for
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ah sizos and sliai)iis. liazors. Tab ftt.
lery CurviiiK SoIh, Shot Gun? nnd Uifl.
Tho now Browning Automatic Shot Gun, i
revalution in gun working. Examine this
now invention.
Wo handle exclusively in Poudleton the
Eochestor Nioklo l'latt Waio.
i There Is only ono genuine P. I. it.
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NOT GOOD, NOT HERE
Mark Twain
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"To Fetch the People you must Serve Them Well" f
Once said
OUR FAITH
In this doctrine is manifested in the great success we
have met with in the sale of good products. We
have always tried to serve the public well not well
today, passably so tomorrow, and well enough the
next day but "always good alike."
That we have "fetched" the people there
is no gainsaying.
Trade is won and held by the sale of msntorious
goods. Evidence of this fact is not far to seek.
A GOOD BEGINNING
F. r the New Year will help to make it one of the most
successful of your life. If you haven't been among
our many satisfied customers, wc invite you to join
therh in 1904, and we will try by every kaik means to
make you glad you have done so. Our large trade
shows the public appreciate 00011 ooous. Wc keep
only the I.EST, nnd have the largest variety of Groceries
jtfwtl Frutts-in the city to select from
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F. S. YOUNGER & SON f
CLUB AND FEDERATION.
Club Directory.
The Thursday Afternoon meets once
In two weeks, Thursdays.
The Current Literature, alternnte
Fridays.
The Woman's Club meets the sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays of each
month.
Tlio club pane In tlio Oregon Jour
nal increases in Intercut with every
issue, it s Honed that the club ofn-
corn of tlio whole stato will seo that
whatever of value transpires In the
individual clubs will bo reported to
tho club editor of tho Daily Journal.
The press is tho very strongest fac
tor In tho development of club and
federation work, wlioro a larger than
tho "solf.improvement" Idea Is tlio
object of tlio club, and thoro Is
scarcely a club In tlio Oregon Federa
tion that has not something or tno
wldor work In Its year's calendar.
From State Secretary,
Next Saturday a very practical let.
tor from tho secretary of tho Saca
jawea Hlntuo association will bo
printed In tho club and Federation
columns.
Our Pendleton womun nro rather
behind in falling into lino in this
work, though we bollove tho first
pledge of monoy tamo trom here, anil
no doubt after tho rush or the boll.
days Is over tho matter will he taken
up.
For the "Rose City,"
An urtlclo from tho ixin of Mm.
It. H. Hoyt, tho oncrgetlc president of
tho Portland federation of city clubs,
shows that tho women aro beginning
to do something for the "Itoso Olty"
proposition In connection with tho
I.owls and Clark fair.
The work taken 11 11 hv iim Hn.
Association nnd tho City Fedonitlon
of Women's Clubs, of beautifying tho
approach to tho grounds of tho iiwIh
and Clark Exposition, by setting out.
unuicu roses on each sldo of Thur-
man streot as far as may ho dono
with a llmlliiil amount or monov in
now nearly completed.
the roses havo been set out with
a motive In color, having llrst a lino
01 unroiluo Turnout, followed by the
pink I.n France, covering nearly 11
block, tlinn unotner of while l.a
France, ending with a longer line of
tho.Uirlc llrunor, a beautiful red rose,
In all wo havo four varieties. These
havo been helccted for their good
neaitu, good habits and tholr beauty.
They aro continuous bloomers from
early spring until winter arrives.
with his Icy touch a movablo sea
son with us, Hlow-movinir this vear
tor yesterday in Inspecting .tlio roses
wo were .enabled to toll which was
which by .tho newly-opened buds, still
upon tho bushes, oven nrtor being
iniiiNpiumeii,
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Plea for Manual Tralnlnn
in local club nows there Is nothing
of Importance .to report except tlio
fine address of Sir. B, m. llruce, of
mo wesiun normal school before tho
Women's Club on Tuesday afternoon.
It was a strong plea for tno wider In
troduction or mnnuul training In tho
public school, of tho educational
viuuo or sucii training there Is no
doubt In tho minds or many think.
ing people today. Every year sees
ii miopiion in now places. Through
this work tho number nf rumlla lo
largely increased and boyg are kept
longer In school.
Mr, Hruco has a Saturday class or
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The mint ilc increase in con
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