DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4,
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CLEAN-UP SALE
On all broken lines in our store. Bargains right are
offered. Read these prices:
Ladles' Uld, turn sole, 5.00, now 2.fi0
Ladles' patent kid. turn solo, $5 00, now 1.00 ,
Ladles' patent calf, turn sole, 15.00, now f 3.00
Ladles' kid, turn solo. $5.00, now 13.00
Ladles' kid, turn sole, J3.S0, now $2.25
Ladles' enamel, welt solo, $4.00. $2.76
Ladles' kid, welt sole, $5.00, now $2.50
Ladles' kid, woltsole, $4.00, now $2.25 i
We have some rare bargnins in broken lines of men's, boys', i
misses' and children's. If we can fit you in these lines you save T
big money. Note the prices in our window T
DINDINGER, WILSON .& CO.
l'houe Main 1181. i
GOOD SHOES CHEAP
DECENNIAL CENSUS
JOB AHEAD OF COUNTY
ASSESSOR IN 1935.
Particularly Arduous Duties Devolv
Ing Upon Assessor of Umatilla
County Multnomah County Will
Have Forty Deputies Enumera
tion of Statistics Required Is Given
Below In Part.
The comity assessor of this coun
ty, whoover that may be, will have
a busy time of It when elected to
serve the next term. Aside from the
regular work of the office, ho will
have to hake a census of the coun
ty, as provided by the stato law.
Every 10 years the assessors of
the different counties in the stato
are required by law to take "an
enumeration of the Inhabitants and
the Industrial products" of their re
spective counties, the work com
mencing on March 10. The last tlmo
this was done was In 1S93, which
will bring the next census In March,
1905.
Umatilla county's assessor will
not have as easy a tlmo as some of
the assessors In the state, for his
work will He over scattered territory
through the mountains and out on
the ranges, where tho people aro
shifting from place to place and con
ditions arc ever changing.
In Multnomah county It Is estimat
ed that the work will require the
srevlces of at least 40 deputies, and
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F. & S. I
Cough Syrup f
there the property, products and
peoplo are all bunched whoro thoy
can bo easily reached. In Umatilla
county six or eight men will have to
do the work, searching for their data
nmong tho hills and mountains, nnd
sago brush of tho plains.
Tho taking of the census requires
a great deal of work. The assessor
must ascertain tho number of legal
voters In the county; the number of
males who are of age, tho number
under 10 years of age, and tho num
ber between 10 anil 21; tho number
of females who aro of age, tho num
ber under 10 years of age, and tho
number between 10 and 18; tho num
ber of acres under cultivations, tho
number of bushels of wheat, ba'rloy,
oats anil rye raised during tho pre
ceding year, and "similar information
as to tho production of hay, sheep,
hogs, salmon, etc.
When tho assessor has completed
his census ho sends it to tho county
clerk, who makes a copy, nnd then
transmits tho original to the secre
tary of state.
FOR
NEW SCHEDULE
PENDLETON COMMERCIAL
ASSOCIATION GETS BUSY
Monster Petition Asking for Change
in Time of the Arrival of Branch
Train No. 41, at Pendleton, Will
Be Presented to .Superintendent
O'Brien Committee Begins Clr.
culntlon of Petitions All the
Country Towns Are Taking Active
Interest.
f posited by tho dead man In tho
I bank, to tho l-'lrst National Hank of
I tills city, and no ono ImB authority
to withdraw uio ainouiu. inu '
bank had no right to solid It hero,
for no ono bcsldo tho administrator
of tho estate of tho deceased has au
thority to niovo his money.
In tho will left by tho dend man
this amount was to go to his mnthor
In Iowa, and It will doubtless bo
sent there, hut first an administra
tor will havo to bo appointed to look
after tho property and nialto his -o-port.
.WORKED THE WRONG CRANK.
Off on a Wedding Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Menzles left
this morning fori San Francisco,
whero they will spend a month ir
more on a wedding trip. They were
escorted to the depot by a score of
friends and relatives who sent them
away on their Journey with the over
present shower of rice. "
A Dance Social.
Tho ladles of l'ocahontas Lodge
will give a social dance with refresh
ments following, on tho evening of
February 10, at Hendricks' hall, to
which all Reilmcti aro invited.
Will stop that Cough
and
Cure that Cold.
It is
Sure to reach
THE RIGHT SPOT.
A noted doctor states that So per
cent of crippled children could bo
at least able to work if their diseas
es were treated In time.
THtr WHOLESOME
CRESCENT
TALLMAN & CO.
Leading Druggists "
Egg-Phosphate,
DAKING POWDER
aveti une-third the Eggs
Saves two-thirds the Mnnov
i
Pives all the worry
Ono round 25 ctnti. AllOrocrM
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COFFEE
NOT GOOD, NOT HERE
I Cold Medal
BUTTER j
The Renown of
Grocery Excellence r
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 competition.
It is a common practice to offer 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 they 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,
Then we ore right in the Fight
GIVE US A TRIAL
Tho committee consisting of
Albert Cohen, Hobort Forstor nnd
K. P. Dodd, appointed by tho Com
mercial association to circulate peti
tions asking for tho change In the
tlmo of tho arrival of the mixed
branch lino train No. 41, on tho O.
H. & N to an hour not later than
1 p. m. to accommodate tho resi
dents of Umatilla county In coming
to Pendleton, their county seat, ho
gan active work this morning.
Two petitions were prepared anil
a largo number of signatures of busi
ness men secured today. Tho mat
ter will bo pushed energetically thb
week, In order that tho monster
petitions may bo presented to Super
intendent J. P. O'llrlen at the ear
liest possible date. Petitions from
Weston and Athena aro expected to
arrlvo every day and Agent E. C.
Smith now holds one from Adams
which will be sent to Mr. O'llrlen as
soon as thoso from Athena and Wes
ton arrive.
The Commercial club recognizes
necessity for quick action In this
matter, as It has been brought to
the attention of the business men
of Pendleton, that many citizens of
Umatilla county living along tho
branch lino have been nttracted to
Walla Walla, by tho superior train
facilities of that city.
Residents of 'Athena, Adams, Wes
ton, Milton and Freowntor aro tak
ing an active Interest In tho matter
and It Is believed that a sufllcient
showing will bo mado to the officials
of tho O. R. & N to warrant thorn
in making an Immediate change in
the schedule of tho train.
At the present tlmo this train nr.
rives at 2:35 and owing to tho late
ness of this hour It Is impossible
for people coming to tho county seat
to transact their business before the
departure of No. 42 at 6 p. m.
The O. R. & N lias novcr denied
Pendleton any reasonable request in
the past and the Commercial asso
ciation hopes to sco the fruition
of this effort In a short time.
Fully one-half tho population of
Umatilla county patronizes the
branch lino and If the schedule does
not meet the general needs of tho
community, It demoralizes business.
It Is possible that a regular pus
songer train running between Pen
dleton and Walla Walla, near tho
present schedule of the mixed train,
will be discussed with tho company,
If such an arrangement would bo
more convenient to the company
than to change the tlmo of the
mixed train,
Tho petition to Superintendent
O'llrlen Is as follow:
"To J. P. O'llrlen, superintendent
O. It. & N.:
"Wo, the undersigned rfcsldonts
and business men of tho city of Pen
dleton, In behalf of tho citizens of
Umatilla county residing along the
branch lino of tho O. R. & N., be
tween Pendleton and Walla Walla,
respectfully request that tho tlmo of
the arrival of train No. 41, at Pen
dleton, be changed from 2:35 p, .11.,
to an hour not later than 1 p, m in
order that tho citlzons of the .county,
extensively patronizing this branch
line, may como to Pendleton, their
county seat, nnd principal trading
point nnd transact tholr necessary
huslnesit In tho nfternoon In tlmo
to return homo on No. 42 at 6 p. m.
"Wo respectfully represent that
this branch lino Is patronized by a
largo proportion of tho population of
Umatilla county, and that the pres
ent schedule of train No. 41 Is In
convenient and unsatisfactory and Is
causing many citizens of Umatilla
county to go to Wnlla Walla as a
trading point, owing to the greater
conveniences afforded by tho train
schedules for that city.
"Wo feel that It Is necessary lor
the O. It. & N. to chango a main
lino freight train schedulo to provldo
better facilities for residents of
Umatilla county in reaching tholr
county seat, that tho past records
and futtiro business prospects of tho
O. R. & N. In Pendleton and trlhu
lary territory woum Jiistliy such a
change."
New Weatherman Hasn't Got the
Hano of the Machine.
Pendleton has n now weather man
nt.d today was his first day on tho
Job. As a result It rained and tho
wind hroko tho record of sonio
months, F. O. Mitchell, of tho drug
linn of Ilrock & Mediums, received
his anointment as local weather
proguostlcntor this morning from
Illstrlrt Forecaster Edward A. Heals
of Portland, and as soon as ho had
tho authority, went to work to glvo
Pendleton a spell of wenthor. liy
sonic nilstako ho got hold of tho
wind crank whllo searching for tho
haiidlo to the sun, and tho diiar
storm was tho result. Tho only way
to stop tho dust was to turn on tho
rain, nnd Mr. Mitchell did that. From
this tlmo on, however, ho promises
to glvo Pendleton tho best , in the
barrel.
SUIT AGAINST FIRST NATIONAL.
Seeks to Recover $22,150 With Costs
and Disbursements Added,
Antonls Voy has filed a suit in tho
circuit court ngninst tho First Na
tional Hank. In which ho seeks to
recover a largo sum of money nlleg
oil to bo on deposit and withhold )'
the bank.
Tho plaintiff alleges that since
May 1, 1SBS, nnd prior to January
31, 1904, ho lias put on doposlt sums
aggregating $04,372.5;), from which
he has withdrawn $42,023.58, leaving
In tho bank tho sum of $22,150. This
sum Is withheld by tho hank from
tho plaintiff, and it Is to recover
that tho suit Is brought. Ho asks
tho amount with costs and disburse
ments of tho action. Hallcray &
McCourt aro the attorneys for tho
plnlntlff.
PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Rolling Horse Breaks Small Doy's
Thigh Near the Hip.
Fred, the 3-year-old child of Mr.
and .Mrs, Fred Andrews, of Echo,
was, brought to tho hospital today.
Sovcral days ago tho llttlo fellow
was playing about a gentle horse m
the barnyard, Tho animal was lying
down, and whllo the boy was stand
ing close to It, commenced to roll
and in threshing about n hoof struck
tho boy on tho right thigh, near the
hip joint, fracturing It badly. Tho
bone was set, but owing to tho loca
tion of tho hurt tho condition of '.ho
boy Is serious, and ho was brought
to the hospital.
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F. s. Youn & SON
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COFFEE
GOOD WHEAT PR08PECTS.
J. Keller Reports for the Vicinity of
Adams.
J. Koller, a farmer of AdaniB, was
In tho city today for a short visit,
Mr. Keller Is ono of tha largo wheat
raisers of tho county, and Is much
pleased with tho prospects of a good
crop this season. Tho rain baa boon
plentiful and tho ground Is now In
tho best condition for fast growth,
last year, owing to tho lack of mols
turo, though tho grain was good, tho
straw was so stunted that In somo
parts of tho county It was Imposst
bio to savo tho wheat. This year tho
Indications aro for a good growth,
and consequently a larger harvest
BANK'S MISTAKE.
Dead Man's Money Sent Here With'
out Authority,
Tho coronor Is up against It In tho
disposal of tho affects of John T,
Drown, who suicided horo a low days
ago. Tho Rexburg bank haa sont
$85, comprising all of tho monoy do
"Farmer" Judson Coming.
Col. 11. C. Judson, Industrial agent
of the O. It & N. Is oxpected to ar
rlvo In the city tomorrow evening
on a business trip in the Interest of
Ills busy department.
'It's wonderful, Isn't It. that they
can make policemen's clubs nut uf
paper? Happing paper, of course "
Life and Health
TO TiTe HAIR.
ON 9K AT All DNUOGItTS
Genuine told unlv 111 I'-iekagu
bearing this tr rit murk
IS IMPARTED U lSE OF
THE FA MOI'S
MEDICAL LAKE SALTS
For shampooing. Par
ticulnr people u them
because they have no
equal in producing jt
Abundant Exquisite Hair
Leaves no trace of D- n
draff on the calp. The
Salts are healing, sooth
log, and for real Hair
Luxury stand nlone j
26o, GOo and $t Paokagos
send for I'tee Dooklei 4
Medical Lake Salts Mfg. Go,
Modloal Lake, and Spokane, Wash
CRIPPLED DOG.
Blooded .Spaniel Rurv Over by Pas
senger Train.
F. P. Rounds, of tho O, R. & N.,
Is mourning tho crippling of ono of
his II 110 Cockor spanlols by tho train
this morning. Ho has raised a litter
of bh woll-hrod pups us can bo found
In this part of tho stato, and this
morning ono of them rnn In front of
No, 1 nnd hnd part of Its hind log
taken off. R. A, Seeds, a mall clerk
011 the Spoknno run, In attomptlng
to savo tho dog, narrowly escaped
being run down by tho engine,
throwing hlmsolf nut of tho way
barely In tlmo.
Visiting His Brother.
F. J. Mlllor, of Sonttlo, was tho
guest of his hrothor, II. M. Mlllor, of
tho Hotol Pondloton yostorday. Mr.
Mlllor was formorly ongaged In bus
iness horo, hut Is now traveling for
Swnbachor & Company, of Scattlo.
Ho left this morning for "Walla
Walta on a business trip.
Savings bnnks In Now Jorsoy hold
unclaimed nmountB nggrccntlng $98,-135.
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Russia
oacks
cold bv Tnllman & f!n. lnniiinn-
druggists, nnd A. O. Kooppon &
Ilros.
Oil and Sweet Spirits of Eden
Are guaranteed to cure any caseofRheu
mat ism-Money back If tlley fall.
A C. Koeppen A Dro$.,AgU, lor I'endleto
Yo will fiH Tr8'l
talkinc B.l"" ,ne.'i
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war. WhXpat'nS
reading h'le
Trv BlnnIr:A? WS
howmuch J!" wtl
n. o. Is with thnVi UKnm
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ST. JOE STORi
New Spring G
....ARRIVING DAILY....
,,,SV,LBeo.t.,l:,.NT, ,81llrt w.it Bun,
....... j.,,,- ,(j,Uvn)n,iniU1i( prices, Muslin.rjiidd
wear, Kinbrolderles. A large line of tlio celebrated K;
niw fn, ...n.. ... . V7U
ren Just received. Not u day hut wc are getting in
good from the largest nianufaoturore of the eastern mrt,i.
so visit our store and bo tho first to see the new thh.
ns they come In. "
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Issing '
1(0
WE HAVE
MOVED THE
Dry Goods Stocl
Upstairs, where we kept the Shoe Stocfc,
and have moved the
Shoe Stock
Downstairs where we kept the Dry Goods formei
The Boston Ston
P. S. The Dry Goods are being Closed 0a
DDN'T F0RGE1
THIS.
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Oer Work and the Bill
M. tl,jl
Will stand comparison win. "j
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tion as numaiis u
therefor as cheap as anybody sh
A7 lo all kinds of
tary plumbing and gas fitting,
charge you not immoderately,
us estimate on your nextnecess.
our line.
W. J. CLARKE & Co. 3nCmirtSt
YOT TP? TTTJMBING
Have it done by a Scientific Plumber and "Jf'Bj
be bothered with bad breaks. " ""-. ir-otni
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MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Manufacturers of RigbyClovc
COMBINED
HARVESTERS
BARLEY CRUSHERS
Structural Iron for Brick
Buildings, Sash Weights
& Castings of all kinds
Repair work on all kinds of
machinery, and general black-smithing.
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