DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1004.
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CLEAN-UP SALE
On all broken lines in our store. Bargains right arc
offered. Read these prices:
Ladle' kid, turn sole, (5.00, now 2.60
Ladles' patent kid, turn sole, $5.00, now JJJ.OO
Lndles' patent calf, turn sole, $5.00, now fl.OO
Ladies' kid, turn sole. $5.00, now $3.00
Ladies' kid, turn nolo, $3.60, now (2.25
Ladles' enamel, welt sole, $4.00. $2.76
Ladles' kid, welt sole, (5.00, now $2.50
Ladies' kid, weltsole, $4.00, now $2.25
Wc have some rare bargnins in broken lines of men's, boys',
misses' and children's. If we can fit you in these lines you sive
big money. Note the prices in our window
DINDINGER, WILSON & CO.
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Phone Main 1181
COOD SHOES CHEAP
CITY BADS MEET
PRINCIPAL BUSINESS
IS TO ALLOW BILLS.
Expenses Are Expected to Be Light
That City Printing Question Will
Come Up and the Recent Jobbery
Will Be Discussed Minority Re
port May Be Submitted.
The city council will meet this
evening for the regular meeting ot
the week and will consider the hills
for the month Just passed. Owing
tc the fact that the business was
closed up on the flrst of the year,
and there is nothing but the running
expenses of the city to meet at the
present time, it is expected that the
expense account will be light in
comparison to some of the months
of last year when the sewer was be
ing constructed.
There is one measure on the table
that has never been finally settled
and that is the resolution which 13.
E. Kennedy tried to railroad through
the council some time ago concern
ing the city printing. On tho action
of the council on the report of the
committee on ways and means,
which should be heard this evening;
concerning their award of tho con
tract for the city printing depends
the fate of this resolution. It may
be that the resolution will bo allow
ed to die and will not arpear In tho
record of the city's business by the
simple adoption of tho report of tho
committee or its rejection as tho
case may bo. A minority report may
bo brought in.
There is some discussion among
the councilmcn as to the action of
tho committeo fixing the bid of the
morning pnper and afterwards
awarding tho work to them nrbitrnr
Ily as it was done, and it is possl'
hie that the report of the committee
will not bo adopted without somo
discussion on tho part of tho council
as a whole. Some of the councllmen
are not in favor of the job as it was
handled and if thoy do not tnko a
stand against the action of the com
mittee it will be from the fact that
their personal feeling of frinedshlp
for those who took tho unfair stop
will prevent them discussing tho
matter In a public way.
MISS DOLLIE BENTLEY WEDS.
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F. & S.
Cough Syrup
Daughter of J. M. Bentley Marries
Washington Railroad Man.
Miss Dollle Ilentley and William
Pierce, of Ellensburg, Wash., wore
united in marriage at 4 o'clock this
afternoon at tho residence of tho
bride's father, J. M. Bentley. Judge
G. A. llartman performing tho coro
mony. Mr. nnd Mrs. Plerco will
leave on the evening train for El
lensburg, where thoy will make thjir
future home. Mr. Pierce is an em
ploye of the Northern Pacific.
HE IS BETTER.
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IT IS J. L
IS ELECTED PRE8IDENT
OF COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Members Start a Move Which Af
fects All Railroads In Oregon and
Washington Want Visitors to
Portland Fair to Be Allowed Stop,
over Privileges This Will Great
ly Advertise the Country Will
Assist In Construction of Wild
Horse Creek Road Want Earlier
Train From Walla Walla.
McCarty, right forward; Hoynton,
center; Knight, right guard; Aloxan
dor, left guard,
Willis l.o Masters, roforoc, and S,
L. Harnett, umpire.
"MUMMY AND HUMMING BIRD."
False Report Was Circulated That
Mr. Romoguox Was Dead.
Frank noniogoux, a resident living
a short distance from the city, who
has been suffering from an excep
tionally severe attack of pneumonia,
is reported better today. A false re
port had been circulated that Mr.
Homogoux had died.
Will stop that Cough
and
Cure that Cold.
It is
Sure to reach
THE RIGHT SPOT.
THe WHOLESOME
CRESGENf
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Egg -Phosphate
BAKING POWDER
TALLMAN & CO. -j
Leading Druggists 1
The remarkable increase in con
lumptton demonstrates its superla
tive merits and wholesomeness.
I ONE POUND 25 CTS
REVERE
COFFEE
41 4 f f ! m fr
NOT GOOD, NOT HERE
Cold Medal
BUTTER
The Renown of
Grocery Excellence
Is built on a tripod of Quality, Prices and service.
While we do not claim to sell all groceries, at all
times at lower prices than any other store, we do
claim and DO meet all honest comp tition.
It is a common practice to oiler a few items at cost or
less, as a "bait" to attract a customer, and then is the
(opportunity to overcharge on other goods. That
practice has never been followed at this store. It is a
common practice to sell groceries of inferior grade for
goods of good quality under pretense thuy are worth
more money. That is not done here. There are
other kinds of unfair if not dishonest, kinds of com
petition we do not try to meet. But when it is a 'mat
ter of reliable groceries, honest weight, good service
and fair treatment all round, i
Then we are right in the Fight
GIVE US A TRIAL
Cold Medal
BUTTER
F.S.Y0UNGrR&SON
REVERE
COFFEE
The annual meeting of tho Com
merclal Association was hold last
ovenlng in tho rooms of tho asaocla-
tlon at which time tho ofllcors for
tho ensuing year were elected and
other business transacted.
J. A. Itorle was elected president;
C. E. Roosevelt, vice-president; J.
F. Uoblnson, secretary; nr. F. V.
Vincent, treasurer; trustees, A. I
Knight, Ernest Younger nnd J. It.
Dickson.
The condition of the association
financially nnd numerically was dis
cussed nnd it Is tho Intention of tho
members to make a canvnss and at
tempt to bring tho organization back
to its uld-timo place of prominence
in tho community. For somo tlmo
tho association has been deponent
Ing In Influence as tho Interest in
its deliberations waned among those
who belonged to it, until It has como
to the pass whore a fow men of tho
city are hearing tho wholo weight nf
the organization on their shoulders,
while the hulk of tho people who nro
benefited by its actions for tho bet
terment of the city havo nothing M
do with tho labor. It will bo tho ef
fort of tho men in tlio association
now to chango this condition of
things if It is possible nnd infuse
now life into tho body by bringing
new members Into tho fold.
There were two important meas
ures discussed nnd acted upon at tho
meeting last night. The first, and
perhaps the most important of tho
two was a resolution Introduced by
Dr. r. J. Smith petitioning tho great
trans-contlucntnl roads of tho coun
try to allow stop-ovor 'privileges to
nil persons visiting tho Ixiwis nnd
Clark fair. As tho resolution was in
troduced. It included only tho state
of Oregon, but on motion of T. C.
Taylor It was amended to include
the state, of Washington, as that
stato would bo equally interested In
a movement of tho kind. Tho reso
lution was passed and the secretary
of tho association will confer with
all of the commercial bodies of the
two states asking their co-operation
In petitioning tho roads of the coun
try who carry visitors through this
stato and Washington to and from
tho fair to allow stop-over privileges
both going and coming that the peo
ple of tho East may havo a chance
to see tho resources of the country
and Its advantages of climate and
resources.
The other measuro was of local
Interest and had to do with tho pro
posed road down tho Wild Horse
creek, an account of which was pub
lished in this paper last ovenlng, T.
C. Taylor, C. E. Uoosovelt and F. W.
Vincent wero appointed as a com
mittee to bring tho mattor before
the county court at tho next meet
ing and use their influence to sec
that it had tho favorable consldora
tion of tho court. Tho petition for
the road is now in tho hands of peo
ple of tho county who are interested
in its construction and as it is
known that tho court will bo in fa
vor of Its building provided the ox
penso will not bo excessive tho com
mittee will have but little trouhlo
with that body unless the cost gets
beyond their inclination when It will
tako some persuasion to causo them
to authorize Its construction without
help being given to tho county.
Albert Cohen, K. J. Foster and El
mer Dodd wero appointed as a com
mittee to circulate a petition among
tho citizens of tho vicyilty asking
for tho tlmo of tho arival of tho mix
ed Walla Walla train to bo changed
so that tho train will reach tho city
at 1 o'clock as In tho past. This pe
tition will bo passed among those
who aro Interested In .tho change,
and then sent to tho superlntcndeat
of tho company,
Powerful Creation Splendidly Pre
sented, Friday Evening Next.
"llrlglit with oplgrnnintlc dialogue,
strong In original conception nnd
ciovor of Interpretation is "Tho
Mummy nnd tho Humming Illrd.'
which handsome nnd polished Paul
Ollmore nnd supporting caBt gavo to
Salt 1-ake theater patrons Inst night.
"Tho part of 1ird Jack I.umloy,
that ho essayed last night was nl
most ideal la the raso and natural
ness of its portrnyal.
"It is worthy of nolo that tho
three principal exponents of modorn
English comedy nro Charles Wynd
ham, John Drew nnd Paul Ollmoro.
Then It Is n peculiar rolncldonco
that each of these three should havo
achieved his grcntest success, first
In "Tho Tyranny ot Tears," and
then In "Tho Mummy and tho Hum
ming Illrd.'"
The above is nn excerpt from n
half-column review In tho Desoret
News, of tho presentation of "Tho
Mummy and tho Humming Illrd," tn
Salt I.ake City, by tho same troupe
which presents It at tho Frnzor tho
ovenlng of Friday, February (i. Not
merely is it "tho samo troupe," ns
to the leading characters, but in
every detail of the personnel, from
Mr. Ollmoro to the Imggago rustier.
It Is, in every particular, ono of tho
strongest casts in the Northwest this
season, striking tho highest average
of dramatic excollcneo that has como
before tho Pendleton public.
From start to finish tho produc
tion has artistic finish: of acting,
scenery and general effect. It is
something to laugh at, weep over,
study, astound nnd ndmlrc, and
above all, to remember with pleas
ure. It Is in n class by Itself also
as regards plot. At the Frozcr Feb
ruary 5.
Lady Maccabees Will Meet. ..
All Lady Maccabees are requested
to meet at tho I.a Dow hall nn
Thursday afternoon nt 2 o'clock o
iliscuss business of Importance
MRS. I.AUIIA YATES.
Lady Commnnder.
Graduate Osteopath.
Dr. L. Frances Thompson, Os
teopathic physlclnn, (grndunto of the
American School nf Osteopathy,
Klrksvlile, Mo.) will treat women
nnd children at their homes or jt
her apartments by appointment, un
til desirable ofllces can be secured,
on .Mondays, Wednesdays and Frl-
City Property Transferred.
Mrs. H. S. Hlxby nnd husband
havo sold to W. J. Stockman for $1,
775 one lot on the north side of tho
river on Jackson street.
Sportsmen's Association.
Regular meeting Thursday night at
the city council chambers. Business
of Importance Is to be transacted
as routine, and also matters con
cerning tho Northwest tournnment.
H. J. STILLMAN, Secretary.
PENDLETON'S GAME.
Fell Down In First Half Second
Half All Their Way.
Tho basket ball game between tho
Weston Normal school and tho Pen
dleton high school teams was a vory
closo and exciting ono. In tho flrst
half tho visitors wero ahead of tho
gamo with a score of 8 to 4, but
when tho last part of tho gamo was
played tho Pendleton boys got Into
their strido and ran away from tho
Weston lads, winning with 11 points
to their credit against 8 for tho vis
Itlng boys. v
There was good playing on both
sides of tho field, and no ono de
serves more mention for tho way ho
handled tho ball, than his opponent.
Tho flrst and second teams of tho
girls of tho high school played a
preliminary gamo which was won by
tho flrst team with a scoro of soven
points. Tho second team was una
bio to scoro against tho flrst.
After tho games wero ovor tho vis
itors worn tondored a rccoptton by
tho pupils of tho high school, at
which a musical program was ren
dered. '
Tho lino-up of tho boys' teams
was as follows:
Weston Whlto, right guard;
Strichlin, left guard; Ross, contor;
Marsh, right forward; Drumback,
left forward,
Pondloton Wyrtek, loft forward;
VICTORY
Over Htomnch, Liver and Kidney Com
plaints i3 very decisive when you use
Hostetter'u Btmimih Hitter". TIipii
why will you continue to duller when
it is umifcessary. Gat a !nttlc today
from your druggist and see how much
good It will do you. It lifvcr falU in
eases of Poor Appetite, luiliite-itioii,
Dyspepsia, Constltmtion, Kidney Ills.
Chills, Colds, onMalaiin, and lumlwen
endorsed by physIciutiH for fiO yeurs.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS,
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'FiguhinhoiiaHewSuit?
Let us help you.
Smart Styles
Good Workman
ship Low Prices.
A rare combina
tion.
Sullivan, Bond
Fred Kauffmann'a
Local ReprewaUUvo
FRED
KAUFFMANN
Tbc American Tailor
Chicago, U.S.A.
PROMPT, RELIABLE SERVICE
A. J. BEAN
HAULING OF AIL KINDS
Good i taken beit'of cure nf. T
111 POUND tub fom.owi.no" DT
scribed animals bare been taken iip bj
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wit:
. Ona black, coming J year old Ally, Indian
branao left itllle, tlli hind foot white.
. . " , i ""f. "'"'"'K f year no. wn to
strlMlnlorsliMd, left hind lo.,t and torn foot
iflhlta I flfl La n haanil An lall afli(
Onsbav xeldlns, comlnw year old, whlto
brand on right title.
a hi. i', Abont jono or lico
U or H jean old, no vlalble brand.
One bay fllr, coming 1 jeara old, heary
black nana and tall, u.tlilblo brandi.
Onairay mare. 6 or 7 yeara old, with colt,
welihl about MKJ p modi, no vlilbln brand).
One bar mare, no vlilhle brandi, lump on
back, wafght about 100U pounda, 7 or 8 yeara
old
If aaid tnlma'a are not claimed by the
owners or those entitled to the poeamalon,
,1 int I.,", 1 i"m iMiiii, ono
. .. v" (,,(, it ten un vi irom trie
date hereof, then at 2 o'clock d. m. of the
Klfteenlh day of February, not, the ild
arlmal will be Bold to the htgheat bidder,
at public auction for cash, at the city
pound, on the corner of Cottonwood anil
Webb atreeU, In the City of Pendleton, the
proceed of such aale to bo applied to tho
payment of euch coats and expenaea of mak
ing aale.
uaiea reoraarys, ivoi.
M.J, 0AHir,CltyMarihat,
W. L, Maple at Nyssn.
W. h. Mnplo, mnnngor of tho
Maplo Loaf Croamory nt Pnyotto,
was a business vlsntor nt Nyssa yea
torday, Tho Maplo brothers aro largely In
terested In tho croamory business
In Idaho, and aro always nn tho
lookout for a larger Incronso for
their business. Mr. Maplo Btatod
that thoy will bo willing and aro
anxious to soctiro nil tho buttor fat
that the farmers of this section havo
for sale, and will buy It of thorn at
the best figures tho mnrkot quotes.
Wltllo hero Mr. Mnplo sold a
cream separator to Ira M. Ilutledgo,
and mado arrangements with that
gontlomnn to havo all his httttnr fnt
shipped to tho Pnyotto crenmory.
Mr. Maplo will uso his Influonco
with tho Pnclflc Express Co. to havo
an ngout nppolntcd at Nyssa to look
aftor tho milk shlpmonts. Nyssa
(Malheur Co.) Progress.
FIvo business houses nnd five res
idences havo boon burned by Incon
dlarles In l)s Angeles during the
past three months. Aggrcgntc loss,
$200,000.
Occni)lnnnii.. -
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will find lEi "
talkine Peace aV
generals1 ptepa f
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reading y u ife
m . WAR mw.
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ST. JOE STOR
lUAlir VlSMINA. tOaJ
I ....ARRIVING DAILY....
Como and see them. New Duchess Bhlrt Waist Bulk
! Wash Knbrlcs-all grutles, styles mid prices, Mu8lin,Und-
T wear, I.mbroiderles. A large line of the celebrated Brown
Shoo Company's 6 Htar 5 Shoes for men, women and child
! Nren Just received. Not a day but wc are getting In sen
T 'good from the lnrgest mnlittfaoturers of the eastern marked
so visit our store and bo the flrst to see the new thln
1 as they come In.
LYONS MERCHANTILE CO.
WE HAVE
MOVED THE
Upstairs, where we kept the Shoe Stock,
and have moved the
Shoe Stock
m. nHa m avov xr&VBm. rw m m. aTBjja
jr. lut uiy uuuua oat- ""B .
i tt. .1 rrvMT TTnRfirl
at rioicuioustv low vrices.
THIS.
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PLUMBING
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will Diauu tuiiij.
of 'cm. me worn i
tion as humans can attain-
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therelor as etieap as
exuect. We do all linds of
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inrv n nmnini; mu h
chartie vou not immoderate.).
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our line.
xvr r -i-r a mww o- t - TTrrnurt htrec
W . I . I .1 .Ann n ,0 an
YOUR PLUM BIN
u-.. . e-:.:r. Plnmher and you
be bothered with bad breaks. Let us figure on y
BECK, T3E3CE3 PXjTJJVl
C O U K j, D a i
RIGBY-CL0VE
MaNUFaCTURINC COMPANY
Manufacturers of Rifiby-Clovc
COMBINED
HARVESTERS
BARLEY CRUSHERS
Structural Iron for Brtefc
Buildings, Sash Weights
& Castings of all kinds
Repair work on all kinds of
machinery, and general black
smithing. Interjection of Webb and Alt tret
Amusement n
your spare time.
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