BAM.Y EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1904.
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CLEARANCE SALE
Short lines of Ladies', Men's and Children's SHOES.
Special bargains in these lines Come and select a
bargain. If we can rut ycu in any of the short lints
it will mean
A Big Saving to You
MOB
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QRCASHIER
DINDINGER, WILSON & CO.
Phone Main 11R1.
GOOD SHOES CHEAP
through linker City yesterday head
ed for Salem, whore ho boos for' Mil
lur and Cowcll, who nro nervine a
sentence for murder In the second do
jsreo. but who have been granted a
now trial. They were convicted of
killing Warren Curtis two years ago
and wore found guilty of second do
rreo murder.
The new trial was granted by tho
. - stmrenio court on nn error of Instruc-
All the Local People Interested Favor tfj the jury nm, other tecnnlcan.
Him for Cashier of the First Na. tjc3 Tj,0 case will be heard In tho
tional, and Several Outsiders Are circuit court for Harney county at
Known to Take the Same Stand the April term.
Decision Rests With Him.
PROBABILITY THAT HE
WILL SUCCEED C. B. WADE.
JACOB PARRISH DEAD.
There Is a strong probability that ..,,.. , . , P.,H
n Tavlor. of this city, will bo tho D'ed of Consumption, Aned 28, at Cold
COMING EVENTS.
NaUonal Livestock convex
Portland. January 12. 13. lTaa
Oregon Stato Horticultural SociJh
Portland, Jan. 13-13 80c,et?.
North PaclOc Fair asvclatiuil
Portland, January 15-H ""uua.
Walla Walla Poultry' Rhow F,.W
ary 3-7. r-
Orogon Christian Endeavor ,m-v.,
tlon at Pondloton. February iv
1904. ' -
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1904
Whitman-Oregon
January. 15, 1904.
debate
County Court.
Tho county court nun km... ... I
most of tho time today in looki't
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I nnvt riinhlor nf th i-i rat National
t'itank. The matter has beon talked1
4. ' nvnr hv thoae interested, and It Is the
t ....tn.. .idUm nt U Innnl iHrswM. I .fK nnn Oi I m nt Intl Mr. PnHflh flirt rmtlttrM 4.
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.n,.l-hnnM ni1 nil f fU In k ttrnthnv nf Tin IPO Pnrrlflh. I -rnrl naL-nrl TTTI 1 1 1 ..." UOW
Ui a uiiu oiuvRMwiuwio uuu mi id u """'"-i - . w uon.u iui uj i ill in m Al His antl
Sprm8s. over a few more of the MlThM!
Jacob Parrlsh, of Cold Springs, dlod havo boon coming In for the month
at his homo this morning after a long , that has passed. Tho court allnw
depositors wiio havo snokon of thi the man who wbb Injured by a horse othors In suction 12, township 5 north !
4 matter, that Mr. Taylor bo given the not long ago and taken to tho hos-1 rango 32 cast, being In the country a
SUDDEN DECEASE
FRENCH TAILOR PASSES
AWAY WITH HEMORRHAGE.
.office. pltal, wns a man 28 years or ago ana
W F. Matlock, .the vice-jirosldcnt nl loaves a wife and two children.
the bank, was seen In regard to the Ho will be hurled tomorrow after
taking parlors of Haker & Folbom, acton ot tne directors, and stntcd noon at 2 o'clock, tho Interment being
wuerc ii uo iu andut.iuuvuio a), o tne Iocal men wno &Bd ti nail nt Holdman.
for the turn-nil have not as yet been dQ wUh ,he aplKjntmont had express-,
i ttlUL !Lth." rr;dH a. preference for Mn Taylor, and Hlah Water at Hell,
member of anv od7e 11 i7 nrobable l "ETZ .," -i v ! U as reported this afternoon that
- that tl,. mnttnr will b, ,m, er tne "" .""'u"" "rr:.u": 7. 1 thoro had been a bad flood and wash
I care and direction of Mr Schiffler.
1 his lato employer
uiuB j uio wcai or Stanton.
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Was On His Feet and Making Very
CHARLES OGILVY DEAD.
1AM- 1.1 ft II- 1L. LJ...- t 1
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Mis Death Was Employed by Emll n " ' ,, ' J" .... 1 snow
as to whether or not Mr. Tavlor would , oul ,n tno vIclnlty or HoIlx, but the
1 It Is known that several of the out- ut(((, (nr noUl,ng coM b, ,carn0l, o
' . .i . " . .V , i T. H from that place. There haB Deen
having the appointment, bu that It In .,,, ,,,!, :, i .i,, ,.-, ,i,
reality ret with him aa to whether g a re8U,t of thp BoIMnB
SHOULDER BLADE BROKEN.
Pneumonia. nrcnnfnhlc tr Mr Tnvlnr. hn will be
Schiffler and Was an Industrious, I CnarIea Ogllvy. of Pilot Hoi k, died made the permanent cashier of the
Reliable Man Had No Relatives in j nt the home of his parents. Mr. and bank In a short time.
This Country. j Mrs. Charles Ogllvy, yesterday morn-
ins. after .i two-days' Ulnocs with
yrank Sweitier, who for thr-e j pneumonia, aged 21 ye-jrs. The d
years has been ono of the tailors for j censed wns a well-known young man
the Schiffler Tailoring Company, of , and his death was an unexpected
this city, died suddenly last night at ! one. Two days before he wan taken
S o'clock at his rooms in the Eastern 1 sick he joined the A. O. I. 'W
Hotel, from hemorrhage of the lungs. J The funeral was held from th
The deceased was a Frenchman, family home at Pilot Hock this aft- i
about 60 years of age, and has no rel- I noon at 2 o'clock, the services being
conuucieu uy kov. k. j. iiiven
the Presbyterian church.
atirea in this country as fas as is
known. He has been in this city lor
the last three years and was a steady
ud reliable workman. Yesterday he
srao at work until noon on a rush u
der and though he had been feeling
badly for several days, thought notb
inc of iL
He went to the hotel In the after
noon, and while talking to some o!
the boarders had a slight hemorrhage
and started for his room on the sec
ond floor. As he reached his room
be had a second and severe attack,
and died in the arms of one of the
IxKudcrs, who helped him onto his
'bed. Dr. C. J. Smith was called, but
the man was dead before he reached j
itbo place, j
The body was taken to the under-;
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L. B. Reeder to Portland.
U H. Ueeder has gone to Portland,
where he will make arrangements to
open his law office In the near future.
His furniture has already been ship
ped to the city and Mr. Reeder went
yesterday to look after its installa
tion In the office. He ,wjll return 'n
about a week, when he will c5ose no
his business nnd move to the m'trnn
olis permanently.
Men's Resort Meeting
There will be a meeting
Men's llesort held at their parlors.
Wednesday evening, January 13. ut
7:30 o'clock. AH members an- urged
to be uresent as business of imnort-
I ance is to be transacted-
Sad Accident to a Lady 71 Years af
Aoe This Mornlnn.
Mrs. W. Wohler. the mother of Mr.
H. J. Wilkinson, of EaBt Court street,
had the misfortune to fall through a
trap door Into the cellar this morn
ing nnd frnrttire hur shoulder blade.
Mrs. Wohler, who Is "1 years of
age. went Into th- pantry to get some
thing from one of the shelves, and not
noticing that the trap door leading
itito the cellar was open, stepped Into
the hole and fell a distance of nine
feet onto the hard door of the base
ment, striking on her right stjouldor
and frarturins the bono. She was
carried to her room and a doctor
summoned, who reduced tho fraetu-e
and the injured lady Is now tvstlng r
asily as could be expected. Owing
to her advanced age It will lie some
time before Mrs. Wonler has entirely
recovered from the shock nnd the
of th- result the Injury.
and the rain of the past fow
days, hut aside from the washing out
of a few culverts there was not much
damage done.
Will Report the Convention.
Port Huffman, the editor of the
Kast Oregonlan, left this morning for
Portland, where he will report the
doings of the National Mvestock con
lention for this paper.
Son Was Born.
A hon was horn to the wife of C.
liohrmnn this morning nt the family
home on East Court street.
DROWNED OFF SMITH ISLAND.
(Concluded.)
POLICE COURT.
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F. & S.
Cough Syrup
Will stop that Cough
and
Cure that Cold.
It is
Sure to reach
THE RIGHT SPOT.
TALLMAN & CO.
Leading Druggists
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Land Sold.
Marioi, A Sample has sold to Cba.
Hood for $s nor a large tract of land
in the vielni'y of lllalock mountain.
IX c WHOLESOME
CRESCENT
Jail and Fine Sentences Imposed Up.
; on Drunks and Disorderlies.
I Jitdce Kits Rerald had a busv time
this morning for a few minutes when '"g In getting away from the vessel.
tain Huberts and the officers of the
Clallam, who stayed with the steamer
to the last, were all saved. Captain
Hoberts says ho thinks that he had
f3 passengers and the crow number
ed 32.
Women and Children Perish.
Seeing that all efforts were futile,
the safety of the pasbengors, partic
ularly the women and children aboard
was looked nfter, and In boats 'iron
erly manned all who desired were put
off from the steamer.
The heavily lauen boats were as
corks, however, In the choppy sea.
and ono after auuthcr, nfter succa.M
Marriage License. 1
ty. miubo 1H.-VUSU WB8 ISSUed this
morning to William B. Peardorf and
Miss Amanda M. PrultL The parties
are resldonts of Wostnn
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BIG INVENTORY
Our Big Annual
Inventory Sale is NOW IN FULLl
arc going Kegardless of Tft
as we must mate room U ,
SPRING STOCK. Come and k.
you money on any goods yoo .mu
uui wwc ml Business
ST. JOE STi
Tbo lender of Low 'ric in
PniUtt.l
Closing Out Pi
Of Dry Goods
he called the docket of the police
court. Five Indians who had taken
more of the water that warms than
was good for their equilibrium "each
paid SS Into the hungry maw of the
city treasury and were allowed to do
part to their homes on the reserva
tion. George Trebcott and Wm. Brown,
who were arrested Saturday after.
noon for lighting, wore caMed before
the court and the formor was OneJ
$10. which he paid. The latter was
Until JH nnd in default of the amount
went to the city Jail for seven days.
were either capsized or swamped
and as a result not a woman or child
of all those aboard has lived to tell
the tale. The npparent discrepancy
in the numbers from tne list of fatal
ities herewith Is accountable to the
fact that only such children as paid
half fare were enrolled In the pasao.j
ger list.
Tugs Attempt to Save Vessel.
Meanwhile word hnd reached Vi
torla of the Clallam's trouble, and
tugs were sent to the rescue. The
Richard Holyoke. in command of
Captain Hobert Hall, was the first to
1Z2c Lames Hose, 4 tor. . . 25c $15,00 Ti!or Mail '
15c Children's Hose, 3 for. .25c 75e Shettt, 8h9C ib
i.uo colored berge 49c $1.25 Conttj
$1.50 Wrappers 98e ' J1.0O CorjeU
1.Z5 Wrappers 79e 50c China Silks. aU t
i.uo wrappers .ac odd Woolen Umfti
6 Handkerchiefs for 5c $1.50 Muslin Skirti .
H.25 Colored Velvets for 75c 12,c Outing Flanrtl J
34 Bleached Sheeting for .. 21c 50c Bleached Tiblrr I
uc uicacnco musnn Tor . ty2z ijc (.awnt, all nkn ..
8 Spools Thread for ... .25c 15C Waisting
50c Velveteens for 25c' 1$C Waitting
12!4c Light Colored Percales 5c La()i,,. (..(.
$1.25 Kid Gloves for 49c . J
$5.00 and $6.00 Skirts $2.9S Children 1 Ceau
$10.00 Tailor Made Suits $5.00 Infants' CcaU
Threo hoboes were also up for he-1 reach tho Clallam, which was found I
Ing drunV nnd disorderly and were , to havo careened partly over from i
Remnants Remnants Ken
sent to the city Jail for four
each.
days
EXCESSIVE FEES.
E -Phosphate
BAKING POWDER
Law Is an Imposition Upon Those
Who Have Instruments Recorded.
The new law that has gone Into ef.
The remarkable increase in con- Insiruments, Is provinc a money-
. litimotion demonstrates its suoerla- maber for lhp county and a source of
I trve merits and wholesomeness.
' ONE POUND 25 CTS
NOT GOOD, NOT HERE 1
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When the Frost
is on the Pumpkin"
robbery to those who have to havo
Instruments recorded In tho offices
of the county. So far this month tho
fees for recording mortgages and
other Instruments that have como in
to the office of tho county recorder
amounts to 1171.60 for a total of
ight working ileyb, or an average of
more than J21 a day. This Is entirely
iuu inucn. ana tne people are feeling
iuu uuuue pressure.
LARGE TRACT SOLD.
Shorter days now and longer nights. Soon a
nipping frost and the leaves glow with crimson and
gold. Man's appetite, sharpened by the crisp invigor
ating morning air, will demand a cup of good
COFFEE, hot biscuits and smoking pancakes deluged
with Maple Syrup,
Peculiar Terms of an S11.5oo Pur.
2 chase Secured by an Agreement.
i Mary Campbell and 7jorgo R.
J 1 Campbell, of Walla Walla, havo sold
Jto V. H. Webber and Lllliara Web
bor, his wife, for 111.500, a largo
tract of land in tbo vlclnltv of Snof.
-T ford. The Instrument recorded la in
, tho nature of an agreement for a
; I warrantee deed, and by its provisions
mo Duyors are to pay at tho rate of
$1,000 each year from now until 1922
until they hove paid out on thoir
land.
REVERE COFFEE
Is the proper accompaniment to a pancake breakfast.
Do not spoil otherwise a good breakfast by poor
Coffee, but always order Revere, as it is sure to please.
We are headquarters for Maple Syrup and Buckwheat
of all kinds.
We remind you of these things now. The cook
will remind you later.
BE PREPARED
F. S. YOUNGER & SON
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8UIT FOR DIVORCE.
Plaintiff Alleges Incompatibility and
Desertion.
W. If. Cathorraan, of Umatilla, was
In the city today and filed a suit for
divorce against his wifo, Mrs. Jessie
M. Cathorraan. The cause of the
complaint Is given as desertion and
Incompatibility of temper.
The parties wero raarriod 8optom.
ber 28, 1889, and from the union
there havo been four chlldron. Tbo
plaintiff asks for tho custody nf Ues
file L. Catherman and William O.
Cathorman, while tho dofendant
wishes to havo the care of Lillian
May Cathorman and Krodla Cather
man. if, J. neon Is tho attorney for
tbo plaintiff.
BACK FOR NEW TRIAL.
of
Two Men Who Were Convicted
Murder at Biker City.
Baker City, Jan. 11. Sheriff Tom
Allen, of Harney county, passed'
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the Inrush of water, which hnd nut I 1
the engines out of commission. Tho f
noiyoKC reached the Clallam about 11
o clock last night, and sent a hawser
aboard with which sho started to tuw
the steamer to safety.
Clallam Goes Down.
Hufore u of tho struggling people
had been taken off the Clallam con
raonced to break up. and soon after
went down, leaving a swirling eddy in
her place on the waves.
All possible assistance to the res
cued people wns given by the two
Hiupmastors and their crews, and the
tugs nurrled here, arrlvlug nt 10
ociock. The passengers surviving
and the remainder of the crew tlu.n
took passage on the Dlrlgo bound for
acauie.
Bodies Recovered.
The bodies of Mrs. Mary Reynolds
and Mrs. H. W. Lapland have been
recovered, the former of Seattle.
j-orty-ono victims aro still missing.
At the InquesL
ticiona, jan. 11. inquest over
olcht bodies recovered yesterday Is
being held today. Rigid Inquiries as
10 me seaworthiness of the Clallam
nm iiumg iimue. a ueoi or half a
nunarea vosseis, tugs, steamers and
small boats Is now patrollng the vi
cinity of the disaster for moro bodies.
COLLIBION IN CHICAGO.
Two Men Killed and Others 8everely
Injured.
Chicago, Jan. 11. in a collision of
a trolloy car and a Milwaukee & SL
Paul train at Irving Park boulevard
this forenoon, Charlns Fagln, motor,
man and George Walker, a passengor,
wore fatally, and 20 others loss serl
ously Injured.
Fairly Warned,
An old circus man says that be one
arrived at Hteclton. I'a early In the
moraine to make arrangements for a
circus performance at turn pUce. To
obtain bis license It was nccessarr to
see the burg.-ss of the town. The "flirt
iMTsou he met was a Inrge, burly Vlr.
Btnla negro, who wus ou his way tc
wprk at the steel works. lie approach
ea the fellow nnd said. "Captain, on
you tqll me where I can find -uc bur
gess of Steeltour"'
"Bay, boss. I a a stranger around
here myself, and all I can say Is ;c. s
away from dein Burgesses. I was en
gaged to be mabrled ono time to Mum
. - , ""'sew, nu oey is a peskj
lot of niggers."
Busy Boston St(
Cutlery.
Keen-cutting instn-mi-nt tl.at keep their
Carving Sete, Butcher K tines, Breads
Knives. Larce line of Pocket KvwM
plain and fancy handle
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
621 Mali St,
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Shot Guns
Rifles
Ami
Tobe a good shot you must 1 "WfJi
class material, both Run and
is the highest grade, which ii the rrson
shooting coming to us,
The Hardware
74 MAIN STREET
-or sale at th east Orsgonlan of fleriJr8L , sti"
ti,Ulnlo 100 big papers, can bt bast for
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