PAGE EIGHT.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1904.
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THE SHOE FOR YOU
Tlio Shoe that fits your foot that's the Shoe for you. Come to
our store, put it on, and if it fits you, wear it You won't
try on many before you find the right one; but we will make
a GIFT of any amount of patience, and you may try as many
as you wish.
We'ro hero to please you.
DINDINGER, WILSON & CO.
Phone Main 1181.
GOOD SHOES CHEAP
PDSTOFFICE NEWS
IMPROVEMENTS TO BE
CARRIED OUT AT ONCE
; CLUB AND FEDERATION.
MILTON WOMAN HELD UP.
Bold Highwayman Foiled by Plucky
Dash of His Victim,
Last ovenlng, Just at dusk, as Mrs.
Juo Lawson was returning from Mil
Club Directory. ton, and when near the Peacock
The Thursday Afternoon meets once 1 Mills, a burly highwayman stopped
In two weeks, Thursdays. I from cover and demanded her
The Current Literature, alternate . money, says the Preowator Times,
Fridays. 1 Mrs. Lawson promptly told him
The Woman's Club meets the see. sho 111(1 nt havo any, and when ho
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ana ana Tourth Tuesdays om each repeuicu ma uuuiuuu unu uuvancou,
month. : I Mrs. Lawson did not stand on tho or-
der of hor going, but went at once.
Tho regular meeting of the Thurs-' She plunged right into a pond of
day Afternoon Club was hold at tho water, waded out and escaped tho
homo of Mrs. S. P. Sturgls, oii Thurs- highwayman.
day afternoon. March 24. when tho Mrs. L. had a bottle of benzine,
subject of "Laco" was discussed. It and she says sho thinks It was some
proved to bo a most entertaining Mlltonlte who thought It was booze,
topic anu some rare exhibits of dlfr-ilny are a on Dooze, anyway.
erent kinds of lace wero shown to il
lustrate tho various papers read on
the subject
Mrs John Halloy, Jr., presented
tho subject of "Tho History of Lace"
In an entertaining paper; Mrs. E. P.
Marshall discussed "Antique Laco"
in an able review and exhibited some
WEATHER REPORT.
One-
Data of the Past Week Only
tenth Inch Rainfall.
The weather record for the week,
as compiled by Frank G. Mitchell,
rare and beautiful samples of tho ,tho ,.ocal weather observer, is as fol-
lacomaklng art, during tho reading i,w. V
rf hor - i aiarcn.
"Modern Lace" was discussed In
an entertaining manner by Mrs. T.
G. Halloy, who also illustrated hor
paper with exhibits; Mrs. A. J. Owen
also presented "A History of Laco"
In a very entertaining paper, and
Mrs. Fred Lockloy discussed "Pillow
Lace" In a practical and plcturesquo
manner.
It was one of tho most delightful
meetings of the winter, and a largo
attendance of club members
present. Refreshments were served
at tho conclusion of tho program.
Maximum. Minimum,
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Rainfall for tho week, .1 inch.
57 38
52 32
33 31
46 32
44 20
3C 24
34 2
Complete Rearrangement of All In
terlor Facilities, Which Will In
elude Better Heating Capabilities
Hope to Have Night Distribution
Service, Which Will Necessitate
an All-night Man Several Thous
and Dollars Will Be Expended.
Cut Glass!
: THESE ARE :
j OUR JEWELS :
DO YOU WANT ANY OF S
p THEM. J
They are yours If you want 3
J them at a rcasonablo prlco.
J Wo have them In our front J
window, and as It Is a now
shipment, would llko to have
you come In and seo the pret-
5 ty now cuttings.
Assembly Club Organized.
On Tuesday evening, April 5, Prof.
was McMInn, who has just organized tho
dancing class In this city, will com
plete tho organization of tho Assem
bly Club, a social dancing club, at
Armory hall, at which time the club
will bo formally introduced with its
first grand ball. Tho club consists
of tho leading young people of the
city and promises to bo an interest'
lng social feature of Pendleton.
fHe WHOLESOME
CRESCENT
pscl
Eftg-Phosphat
BAKING POWDrft
TATTTWAIM Mr m 51
Leading Druggists
SAVES ONE-THIRD THE EGOS
SAVES TWO-THIRDS THE MONEY
SAVES ALL THE WORRY.
One Found 25 cents. AllOrocen.
NOT GOOD, NOT HERE
3 Dos. for 50c
3 Do, for 50c
Fifty
Cases
California Navel Oranges
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF
FIFTY CASES CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGE8 WHICH WE
ARE GOING TO OFFER TO THE TRADE AT THE REMARKA
BLY LOW PRICE OF THREE DOZEN FOR FIFTY CENTS. WE
HAVE HAD GREAT SUCCESS WITH OUR ORANGE SALES,
OUR AVERAGE SALES BEING FOR THIS MONTH OVER
FORTY CASES PER WEEK. NOW BEFORE APRIL 1ST WE
WANT TO BRING THAT AVERAGE UP TO FIFTY CASES PER
WEEK FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, AND IN ORDER TO DO
THIS, WE OFFER YOU THE SAME GOOD ORANGES THAT
YOU HAVE BEEN BUYING OF US AT THE LOW PRICE OF
3 FOR 5c, TWO DOZEN FOR 35c, THREE DOZEN FOR 50e.
2 Dos. for 35c
3 Dos. for 50c
F. S. YOUNGER & SON
Telephone Main 26 J
The poBtofflco people are making
a preparatory movo for tho Improvo-
ments In the office, and in a few
days tho workmen will be put
work on tho alterations.
The changes as outlined in tho
East Oregonlan will bo fully carried
out, and when tho place Is turned
over to Postmaster Livermoro, ho
will hardly know It for tho same of
flee. Tho boxes will bo rearranged
and tho work room will bo greatly
enlarged so that there will bo no
danger of tho business outgrowing
tho office during tho Ave years of tho
new lease.
Tho owners of tho building will
put In a now heating system, or rath
or will rearrange tho old one to con
form with the changes to be made
In the room. New and up.to-date
furniture and desks will bo Installed
nd a now flro and burglar-proof safo
will bo bought and placed In tho
money order office. Altogether, thoro
will be In tho neighborhood of 1,000
expended on Improvements alone,
At tho same tlmo tho improve
ments are being effected In tho office
furniture, an effort will bo made to
improvo tho service as well. For
some time there has been a call
for a night mall distribution service,
and if tho plans now being laid carry,
the people will havo tho added con
venlence In a short tlmo.
As It now is, nil mall dropped in
the office after 9 o'clock in tho oven
lng does not leave tho office until
tho following morning. This works
hardship on tho merchants cspoc
tally, as a great deal of business
mall goes out to Portland and tho
west on No. 5, at midnight, and to
the east on No. 6 at 4:45 a. m. It is
Impossible to catch these trains un
loss the letters aro in the office be-
fore 9 o'clock, and if missed, the
west-bound letters have to wait for
No. 1, nt 9 o'clock, and tho east
bound until the next evening.
According to tho plans now under
consideration, a man will be kept In
tho offlco who will make up tho mall
for each of the night trains about
half an hour before Its departure,
Just when tho new arrangement will
go into effect has not been determin
ed, but it will bo commenced ns soon
as possible If tho plan proves feasi
ble and the force can be so arranged
as to provide for the change.
BOYS ENTERTAIN.
Delightful Party at Home of John
and Westbrook Dickson.
A pretty party of the weok was
given last evening by the Pendleton
Roys' Athletic Cluo, at the homo of
two of its memoors John and West
brook Dickson when tho club enter
tained their young lady friends.
' Tho club colors, yellow nnd violet,
wero tastefully used as a decoration.
Progressive nnagrams were played,
tho lady's first prlzo being won by
Miss Nora Younger, tho consolation
falling to Miss Kathleen Furnish.
Ralph Hollerman scored tho hlsh
honors for the boys, and Linden Vin
cent second.
Tho boys giving the party, and tho
members of tho club, aro; Cress
Sturgls, Nathen Wells. Andrew Bol
llns, Roy Ferguson, Linden Vincent,
Ralph Rollorman, Elroy MorrU,
Harold J. Warner, Jack nushnell,
Edgar Smith, Sherman Kimkol, John
Dickson, William liollons. Frank
8poncer and Westbrook Dickson.
ino young ladles entertained wero
Paraleo Halloy, Elizabeth Sawtoll,
Nora Younger, Eleanor Vlnco'it,
Ruth Gibson, Nona Johnson, Kath
leen Furnish, Genoviovo Clark, Edna
Storlo, Winnie Iioylcn. Mabln Dick-
ers, Hazel Rader, Jessie Folsom, Una
Smith, Hazel Hamilton, Eunico Vo
gol and Gertrudo Campbell.
Charles Ingle, "of Freewator. This Is
tho case where Wright bit off part
of tho ear of an antagonist in a sa
loon fight. The prosecuting witness
in tho case is a saloonkeeper at Free-water.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Plaintiff Alleges Great Cruelty, De
fendant Pleads Insanity.
A dlvorso suit was died this after
noon by Lillian Rend against Molvln
Read. Both of the parties aro resi
dents of Umatilla, whore tho defend
ant Is an engineer on the O. R. &. N.
Tho plaintiff alloges that the de
fendant and she wero married In St.
Paul, Nob.. August 26, 1891. There
aro throe children. Sho alloges era
olty In hor complaint and states that
her husband at one tlmo beat her
with a broomstick and then throw
hor on the bed, whero ho choked her
and flourished a butcherknlfo around
hor head. Sho broke away nnd he
pursued her with a loaded revolver
and challenged her to go out In the
sagebrush nnd fight It out with him.
At another time ho came ooninu
hor and hit hor over tho head with
a pleco of hoso, knocking hor sense
lesB. after which ho kont her con-
fined In her room until tho bruises
had gone from her face.
Tho defendant claims insanity as
his oxcuso for what ho did.
Tho plaintiff asks for $2,000 for
tho support of herself and child, for
an absolute divorce, $50 a month dur
ing tho pendency of tho suit, $250 for
atornoys' fees and $150 for court
fees, together with tho costs and
disbursements of tho action. James
A. Fee Is her attorney.
SALE ON APRIL 8.
HEAVY MORTGAGE.
Personal Property of the Wade Es
tate Will Go to the Highest Bidder.
Thomas Fltz Gerald, tho referee in
bankruptcy, has ordered that tho per
sonal property of C. D. Wade bo sold
at auction, and has set April 8 at 11
o'clock as the tlmo for tho sale. The
place will bo the Commercial stables
(the" Froomo livery barn), on Main
street, whero all of tho property will
be gathered and sold to tho highest
bidder.
Notices of the sale wore posted, as
by law rcaulrod, this morning, and
Judge Fltz Gerald sont out notifica
tions to tho creditors of tho estate
today.
Rev. Diven at Pilot Rock.
The Rov. Robert J. Dlvon, of Pen
dleton, will preach In Pilot Rock lit
11 a. m., Easter Sunday, April 3.
Rov. Dlvon, as mentioned in these
columns before, will until further no
tice, hold services in Pilot Rock on
tho first Sunday In each month. Pilot
Rock people will certainly appreci
ate the fact that they aro to bo priv
ileged attendants at church and
hearing an excellent Bcrmon on that
occasion. Pilot Rock Rocord.
SAY
OUR CLEARANCE
I CLOSES MARCH 3t.
OUR LARGE AD on
OTHER PAGE.
I.
IT WILL SAVE YOU J
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TEA HOU
Have You that Unconquerable Desif
to Possess Yourself of a
Given by the W. & O. Power Com
pany for Quarter of a Million.
A mortgage was filed in tho offlco I ?
of tho recorder this morning by tho ,
Washington & Oregon Power Com-1
pany, In favor of tho Baker Loan & ' .
Investmont Company for $250,000.
Tho head power station of th9 com-
pany Is to bo on tho south fork i'f
tho Walla Walla, In this county, and
tho mortgago is given to cover tho
cost of constructing tho plant.
Tho Instrument covers 2G pages of
typewritten manuscript, and tho fee
for recording It Is $18 under tho
present law governing tho recording
of tho legal Instruments. Under tho
old law the cost of recording would
havo been $7.50.
BRAND
NEW
SUIT?
J. O. DLOUCr.cR DEAD.
and
Could Not Survive the Shock
Loss of Blood.
Joseph O. Bloucher, tho man who
was run over by the frelcht train
at Thorn Hollow Wednesday, and
who had his arm taken off nt thof
hnuldor at St. Anthony hospital the
following day, died thoro this morn
ing. Ho had lost too much blood ,
and was too weak to stand tho
shor-k of the operation.
Tho funeral will be hold tomorrow T
afternoon at 2 o'clock from tho un-
dertaking parlors of Baker & Fol-,
som, conducted by Rev. N. H. 1
Brooks. I
i nen lane me rurse i onic rtoute to the FAMOUS B0STI
and Get a Year's fit In stylish, enduring Clotnes that have
mystic Influence of giving the wearer perfect satisfaction
small expense of time and money.
$7.50 to $20.00
We'd be charmed to see you tt
s and hundreds to select from.
TUr DACTAU
ROBERT DICK IN TOWN.
First Time He Has Been to Town in
Three Months.
Robert Dick, a well known res!-
dent of Pilot Rock, was in tho city
today for a short visit on business,
This Is tho first trip that Mr. Dick
has made for some time, as ho had
tho misfortttno to havo his leg
broken about three months ngo by
log rolling ovor It. Ho Js still on
crutches, but will bo able to discard
them In a very few days.
SUIT TO RECOVER $20,000.
Tay-
It Is Also Asked to Make T. C
lor a Co-defendant.
Yesterday afternoon .Tnsmih M.
Teal appeared In tho United Statos
district court nt Portland and asked
Miss Peebles Will Sing.
Miss Lois Peebles will go to Pen
dleton Sunday to sing a sacred solo
ttno Church of the Redeemer "-dur
ing the morning service. Miss Ponb-
es has on several occasions been in
vited to sing by tho rector, and lia
now found it convenient to bo pro?
ent nt tho Palm Sunday service. llr
voice, in which tho Weston people
havo found so much to ndmlro, will
bo heard to special advantago wl'
plno organ accompaniment. Weston
Leador.
THAT
EASTER
SUIT
Get one that Is nobby and fits yon
perfectly, one that is stylus w-
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keep its shape.
Our facilities for furn!Mng yen
with such a suit are unexcelled, at
we represent the most artistic tallow
of the country. We guarantee even
suit sold by us to be just as rFrt
sented. Everv suit Is 'made to the li
dividual measurement of the f
chaser.
Mkl nui rllnnnnnlnt a cUStOmC'.
Dr. Hall, of La Grande.
Dr. and Mrs. M. K. Hall, of l.n
Grande, nre guests nt tho Hotel Pev
dieton for a short time. Dr. Hall
ws cancel noro to assist In tho opor
uuuu iiununiieu tins morning on
airs, u. w. vinecour, who was suf.
ferlng from a tumor.
Newspaper Men Entertain.
Elmer P. Dodd, assisted by Chas,
Myers, entertained a small comnanv
that T. C. Tavlor hn mn,in nnru. at cards Friday evening, nt tholr ilon
to a suit brought against tho estate' nt tl10 'cott houso. Flowors wore
of C. B. Wade for tho recovery of
$20,000 on a nolo now hold by A. R.
Burford, cashier of thn First Nntlnn.
nl Bank of Walla Walla.
The petition was asked for as Tay
lor, the trustee of tho estato, Is now
tho representative ot Wado In tho
disposal of his property. The suit
Is In tho equity court, and Is brought
to recover on tho claim held by Bal
four, GUthriC- & Co.. nealnst Wmln
Wade borrowed tho amount named
of tho company, and gavo as secur
ity n block of tho stock of tho Paci
fic Realty Comnanv. and Hfimn tint no
hold by him against tho J. E. Smith
Livestock Company and other
parties. Tho attempt now Ih to not
control of theso collateral Hnnnrmna
on tho ground that thoy woro sold to
mo present ownor prior to Wado be
ing declared a bankrupt.
TWO INFORMATIONS FILED.
tho favors of tho ovenlnc.
freshments woro served.
Light ro-
Frazer Opera House
K. J. Taylor, Manager.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 8.
Tho Woman's Club Havo Secured tho
laughablo comedy,
The
Huskin' Bee
Directed by
CLARA LOUISE THOMPSON.
70 Local Amateurs In tho Cast.
Introducing latest songs,
Original ilnnces
Society enko walks,
Twontloth CnMtury Belles,
Catchy music,
Pretty girls.
One Charges Larceny, the Other As
sault and Battery.
n information wns filed thin
afternoon against John Stott, who is
from his brothor-ln-law, C. E. Wnlk-1 WrUton rr lnuBhlnB purposes qnly.
or, and ho will bo asked to nlead 'n Tho huskin' will take nlnco In Mr
short tlmo. I Hay's own flno barn, which has boon
Arthur Wright was nlan nmiaml fixed fnr tlin nnrnolm w, ,.i,n
by tho district nttornov of
and battory upon tho person r.ti Popular prices.
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