East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 03, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1904. Opening sSflMS OF MILTON fabrics, ZUKSt ""ss Uoods, Ready-to- Vvear i atior-jyiaoe suits por Spring, 1904 Tuesday Wednesday T . ....... . A fe you arc invited to can ana see the latest Eastern 7 j Wash Fabrics, Silks, Dress Goods, Tailor made t dispi'y 1 J""- .... at KAtKyilonaijy .1 I. C..:,r nil tl, T- . . Sts ouno, au ,uu ijuw casiern styles, ae. You will be wontienuiiy surprised when you sec ; and when you learn how cheap we have priced (suits J t t t t t EXANDER'S DEPARTMENT STORE azer Theatre IllYLOR. Manager. Phone Hi'.n 41. Night Only, Friday, February 5. jlL'RRY presents the clever young American Actor PAUL GILMORE jlhcmost successful Comedy of recent years lummy and The Humming Bird Henderson. Six months in New York City, two U London. With the complete New York City production. I PRICES 50c, Si. 00 and fi.50. Carriages 10:30 it 8:15. THE I1EST THE MOST WHOLESOME PROPERLY MILLED WITHOUT A SUPERIOR WS' BEST FLOUR The Standard of Excellency. DLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. Byers, Proprietor. METHODIST REVIVAL AT BLUE MOUNTAIN. Enterprising Business House Gives a Benefit for Columbia College Musical and Lltertry Affair at the College New Cashier at the Bee Hive Gone to Salem for a Visit H. D.- Fulton Is Traveling for Denver Firm. Milton, Feb. 3. H. D. Fulton of Denver was a guest Saturday and Sunday of his cousin, Dr. S. A. Ful ton. Herbert, as he was known here, having been a student for sev eral years at the Adventlst college, Is now traveling for a shoo house of Denver. Joseph MIscelll, grand master of the Odd Fellows, nald the local lodge a call Saturday night. Rev. C. It. Howard of Dayton, spent Saturday and Sunday here. the guest of his cousin, Prof, W. C, J. E. Steen, who has been visit' Ing at the homo of his nephew. Dr. 3. H. Kennedy, left Sunday for a visit at Salem. Dorsey R. Hill, who is employed as salesman In Blackman Bros, store at Walla Walla, is visiting his cousins Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Berry. Mr. and Mrs. George DeHavcn of Walla Walla, are visiting here. J. H. McQuary went to Pendleton Sunday and returned yesterday, bringing his little niece, Madge Mc Quary, with him, having adopted hfi Miss Jessie Frazler has accepted a position as cashier with the Bea Hive store. Miss Cora Merrlfleld came over yesterday from Walla Walla and spent the day with her mother, Mrs. H. M. Merrlfleld. Chas. Rundell of Iowa, arrived here yesterday and is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Thomas R. 0. Hawes, who was formerly employed In Stone's drug store at Athena, will clerk in Chastain's pharmacy. Mrs. Edward Baillle spent yester day at Walla Walla. Rev. W. B. Eakln, of the M. E. church. Is holding a revival meeting at Blue Mountain. J. E. Nichols went to Athena yes terday and assisted in the burial services of Mr. Augus McDonald. Columbia College Benefit. Yesterday the Bee Hive was closed all day preparing for the opening today. One-tenth of all the cash taken In today will be given to Columbia College. Tonight a musical and literary program will be given by the stud ents of Columbia College. New Church at Sumpter. Sumnter. Feb a. wnri- win i, started soon on the Catholic church to bo erected on Snmntnr striMiV lw. tween Center and Mill streets. The contract has been let for clearing the site and for the foundation. The contract will be let In a few- days for the main structure as soon as me plans are completed. It will be n w-nndpn luilMInn r.iWJil feet, which will cost, when coniplct- eu, sometmng over $4,000. Tho work Is to b"o rushed to completion as rauidh as nnsalliliv nnrt it u thought everything can bo complet ed for occupancy by Easter Sunday. Big Gathering of Stockmen. St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 2. Tho an nual convention of the Central Sho'.t horn Breeders' Association began In si. Joseph today. Prominent cat tlemen of Missouri, Kansas. Nebras. ka and Iowa are in attendance and delegates are also present from In diana and Illinois. Tonight tho vis. ltors will be honored with a banquet at me Hotel Mctropole. remo Indiana Farmers' Congress. Indianapolis, Feb. 2. Tho Indiana Farmers' Congress began Its annual meeting at the state house today and will continue In session until Fri day. A large attendance and an in teresting program or addresses ami discussions give promise of one of the most successful meetings ever held under the auspices of tho stato organization. jPpr that ever SBL Jjjpr Crossed SSl Cigar Counter fa EAST OREGONIAN UNKNOWN NUMBER GUESSING CONTEST French taurant leal in the Gitv KiIig Parlors ils'ned Rooms In lection MAINE, Prop. In Street rou that best of POOD FINE, that ad with OLLIER FY WOOD Kinds I sound wood Slivered at Ptices 'Cash. MliNNlS It Mftlltnnn'H 'Store Sm ' The Colombia Lodeinp House Well ventilated, neatand comfortable rooms, good bed, liar in connection where best goods are served. Main Street, center of block, between Alta and Webb Streets. F. X. Schempp Proprietor CHURCH TRIAL. Save Money On Your Meat BUI Being ft stock raiser on Birch creek I do not have to buy In ferior cattle, but have prime stock of my own raising for the block. You will get better meat and more of It for less money at my shop than any where else In town. S. Warner, Prop. ... . TWfL'v nr.no. NEW Miuantt' West, Court. Street Phone Main Mat Schedule of PEN DLETON-UKIAH Stage Line . . ti Aki-r and Dally trlp undSv 81 TJkiah, except Sunday. bib Pendleton at. j at 6 p. m. pSSh-iJU 6 d. m. A.Ea SM ;S. . round wp. fi. .."""'.""iT a Tn. Troand trip. ?.! nStVT, Rev, Elwood Held Responsible for a Lynching. New Castle, Del., Feb. 2. Because lit nrpfiMipri a KPrmon which Lis brother ministers believe .was In a measure responsible for the burning at the stake of the negro, George whlio npnr Wllmlneton last June. the Rev. Robert A, Elwood, pastor of Olivet Presbyterian cnurcn, or Wil mington, was today placed on trial iipfnrR thp New Castle Presbytery on a general charge of "unchiistlan and unminlsterlal conduct. The trial is being held In the Presbyterian church and a large crowd was present at the opening this morning. The proceedings be gan with the reading of the bill of Information containing- tho charges against Mr. Elwood. Tho bill quoted at length flora the sermon which Mr. Elwood delivered on Sunday, June 21, 24 hours before the burn ing of the negro, on the subject, "Should the Murderer of Miss Helen Bishop Be Lynched"? The charges went on to state that even If the accused pastor did ,iot actually Incite hearers and readers r Ma Kormnn to riot, he was guilty of advocating violenco and disobedi ence to law, that his preacning irom a text from the Constitution of the United States was an act dishonor ing tho Bible, and that his sermon was In many respects contrary to the tenets of the Presbyterian church. Former Attorney-General Robert C. White appeared for the accused pastor and the trial prom ises to be vigorously contested by lioth Bides, Grange State Convention, Cortland, N. Y., Feb. 2. Upwards of SOU delegates and visitors were present today at the opening of tho - .,1 mootlmr (lf the StatO QiailgG. Despite the unusually largo attend ance Oil Of toe visitors aie uviun a result of the well-directed efforts of the local in- tertalnmerit committee. ine ea slons are to contlnuo throe days, . ...i,ii. iima timrn will be ad- aunug w uivu dresses by a number ot prominent speakers in aaaiuon to iuwimuus discussions and the transaction of ... i ommmi of routine busl- IHU UOU.J MwwMMk - it. ' ness relating to the affairs of the organization. HoWa This? i.. i r .. .ml ttnllarfl Iltnrard for mi case of catarrh that ot t cured by Catarrh Cure. We. the unaeni;cu. ua, -: - WKHr r TItUAX, "Wholiair DrunU. WALH1NG?'KINNAN ft MAItVIN. Whole- I?.WKB.S AY.?. Y;k.n ltem.ll. irw--Tatiii.. Every Subscriber to Have an Oppor tunity to Guess on a $100 Rubber Tired Buggy As an Expression of Our Good Will Toward our Subscribers and to Increase our Sub scription List We Will Give Away, Absolutely Free, a Cushion-Tire Buggy, now on Exhibition in the Show Window of the A. Kunkel & Co. Implement House, Two Doors South of the East Oregonian Building. The East Oregonian has purchased from the A. Kunkle Implement Co. a $100 cushion tiro buggy. It Is a beauty, strong, servlcable and well finished. For each year's subscription to the Weekly at $L50 or for every similar amount paid on the dally or semi-weekly the subscriber is entit led to one guess at au unknown num ber of three figures, that will be placed in a sealed envelope. This is not a drawing, lottery, or gift enter prise of any kind. How to Participate Each receipt for $1.50 for tho Dally, Weekly or Semi-weekly East Oregon ian, to any address, the person to whom tho .receipt Is Issued, will bo given an opportunity, absolutely with out cost, to have a guess at the un inr.nrn nnmlipr. anil tho nerson .cT persons guessing nearest that number will receive as a present auu wuuuui any compensation whatever, and merely as an expression of good will on tho part of tbo East Oregonian ,,,,,. r,l lie uiil.crrl!wrs. the $100 cushion tired buggy advertised In this paper and on exhibition at A. Kunkel & Co's. implement bouso two doors south of the East Oregonian building. For each $1.60 paid tho holder of iho roxoint win hftVA an onoortunlty of making one guess. For wample If you send $1.50 for one year's sub- 4ta WiiH nr 12.00 fOT one year's subscription to the Semi weekly you are entitled to one guess. If you pay $5.00 for ono year's sub scription by mall to tbo Dally you will get three guesses. If you pay $7.60 for one year's subscription to the Daily delivered Dy carrier ju" k Aun Miflacun. nr lf vou nay or rn- civ tnnnthn of the Dally by carrier you are entitled to two guess es. No commission Is allowed to any igent or solicitor tor securing sub scribers under tins offer, and the person so subscribing does it with v. ihof the East thO unuernmuuius ---- . Oregonian Is accepted as payment in full for the money pam. Unknown Number How Prepared. Monday, January 18. tho following commltteo of business men met at the office ot -- Fast Oregonian and formed tho unknown number that will get tbo $100 rubber-tired buggy. The committee consisted of M. A. Rader, tho furniture man, E. T. Wade, tho real estate dealer, O, A. Bobbins, propilotor of tho Owl Tea House, Glenn Wlnslow tho Jowolor, and A. Kunkel, tho Implement man. Ten numbers from ono to naught were cut from a calendar. These numbers were toaled up In 10 differ ent envelopes by tho committee. Tho 10 envelopes were placed In a hat and thoroughly shuffled nnd shaken, Three members of tho committee then took out ono envelope each, which wore marked one, two, three, In tho order In which they wcro taken out. Theso threo envelopes wcro thou placed In a larger envelope and seal ed and a wnx seal placed on tho flap and delivered to tho chairman of tho committee, M, A. Rader to keep un til tho day tho buggy will bo drawn. Tho remaining soven envelopes con taining tho other numbers wore then burned in tho presence of tho com mlttee, thus Insuring an absolutely unknown number. Each and every ono of tho commlt teo was thoroughly satisfied with the absolute fairness of the method nr anlantlnir tun unknown number. and signed tho following statemont: "We, tho undersigned, wcro pres ent at tho East Oregonian office Mon Amxt .Damnnti Tnnnnrv thn 18th. and assisted In forming tho unknown number according to tuu pmn puu Huhed tn hn used In the East Ore gonian guessing contest. "Under tno ruies ui iuiumuk " number, it Is Impossible for anyone, , n.inn iim mpmhnrs of this com mittee, tho publlsncrs of tho East Oregonian, or anyone eio w what tho number Is. (Signed.) E. T. WADE, A. KUNKEL, M. A. RADER. GLENN WINSLOW, O. A. R.0BBINS." Unon tho day when tbo envolopo A v. a,i nii ihn hueey award- ed to tho person guessing nearest to the number, the numbers will be as sembled In tho oraer m -" envelopes are marked. It may bo wj low a number as 012 or as high 987. As a matter of course, It must be three different figures, as no fig ure was used twice. Somebody will get a splendid $100 present when tho 976 receipts have been given out The unknown numbers will oe formed by putting together tho tlirc iiumbors In tho order as marked, one, two, threo, on tho envelopes on which they are contained. Thn unknown number will not bo assembled until tho guessing contest Is completed, henco no ono will know what It Is to be until It Is publicly announced to subscribers. Limited Competition. Tho number of receipts Issued la this contest will Ijo limited to the number cf guesses possible In the range of the numbers between 012 and 987, as tho unknown number must bo composed of a flguro within thoso limits. The unknown number cannot bo less than 012 nor more than 087. To bo a porfectly fair and legiti mate gucssln;; antest tho number to be guessed at must bo and remain absolutely unknown. There must bo no chanco for tho East Orc-gonlan, tho commltteo, or any oubscrlbor to know tho numlior nnd this plan will Insuro that result. The receipts for this guessing con test will bo numbered In duplicate, but tho stub will bn only for tho pur poso of Identifying tho subscriber who Is tho successful guesBcr each subscriber writing tho guoss number on tho back of his receipt each one making his or her own guess at the unknown number. As soon as the re ceipts aro all sold tho guessing con test will bo over and tho noarcst num ber awarded tho buggy. How the Guesses are Made, On securing a receipt for $1.60 the nArinn nlalilnv In fflinSfl will Write his guess on tho back of the receipt In Ink or 'ndellbio pencil, writing omj rnn nllABO flTI A fifth TArAint. &D(1 dft positing tho same In the scaled ballot box provided at tho East Oregonian office for that purpose, Subscriber out of town will bo allowed to make their guess in tho sarao manner, a4 send tbo same in a Beaieu envelope ..,ii mnrWoil "Rant OrcKOnlan Guessing Contest," and they will be deposited In tbo box. Tho seals on tho box will not be nronen until u tho receipts In the guessing contort aro sold 975 receipts In all. Subscribers tan get their receipts any timo after tho committee nai met and drawn the three number which will give the lucky holder of the receipt with the same number tn boggy. lC newspapers. free- .. . ,,,. .k. i.. llalri ramiiy -