PAGE EIGHT.
DAIUY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1904.
EIGHT
I Hot Weather Comforts i
Our line of summer footwear Is now In, and In readiness ibr -a
0 you to make your selections.
Prettiest Ideas In
1 OXFORDS, LOW SHOES
: AND SLIPPERS :
for ladles and gentlemen In tans, patent colt, vlcl and other leattv-
ers- 1
DINDINGER, WILSON & CO. I
a GOOD SHOES CHEAP. 'Phone Main 1131. I
mm
GAS
E
PUNT MATTER
COUNCILMAN ABSENT AND
PROPOSITION LAID OVER.
proposed plant, were represented by
J T. Hlnkle, their attorney.
Two bills were presented and turn
ed over to the committee for adult-
lng. One was by W. C. Minnls for
$7 for wood furnished the city The
other was by W. P. Shophard, for
services as special enumerator of
people subject to poll tax.
John D. Drown, who has been for
some time on the police force, and
was for a long time janitor at the
court house, was appointed street
commissioner by Mayor Jlatlock. and
the appointment was unanimously
conflmied.
It was shown that S3.C00 Is on hand
belonging to the levee sinking fund
WILL CONDUCT
THE ELECTION
JUDGES AND CLERKS
APPOINTED BY COURT.
Thirty-six Precincts of Umatilla
County Are Furnished With Offic
ials to Have Charge of the Gener
al .Elections In June and November.
Bills Are Allowed Street Commis
sioner Appointed Finance Commit
tee Given Jurisdiction Over $3,600
of Sinking Fund on Hand Chair-1 and to the general sinking fund, and
men of Committees Transferred. a, n'0110"1 unanimously carried that
the finance committee be given Juris-
diction over the amount named, hav-
The most Important action taken I authority to use Its own Judg-
. ,. ,v,. .,. ,,,,ment in regard to where to loan It.
by the council last night as the;and nt what rate o ,nterest Tue
postponement of the reconsideration , moaty (s on hand from the redemp-
of Its action In relation to the loca-I tion of county warrants In the
tion of the gas plant. The conclusion ! amount named.
.., .... ,. ... ,, . ... I Dy request Mr. Dickson was trnns-
oi the matter was a motion by Mr. , , , . , .
ferred from the chairmanship of the
Dickson to lay the matter over until cialms committee to the chairman
the next regular meeting, which pass-1 ship of the finance committee, nnd
ed unanimously. Mr. Johnson was transferred from
All the councilmen were nresent h rhnlrmnnshln nf the finance com-
except Mr. Johnson, who Is In Port-1 mlttee to the chairmanship of the
land investigating the relation of. claims committee.
pns plants to the health of nearby
residents and to property valuations ! can Recover.
ana comion oi me people .wno live Dr GarflGiu. n E. . oon-s nhysl- . r V,L V..., ' "
nearby The postponement was on clan tleplore8 ihc conclusion s0 nzny ' ."T p 'e bier DaWd Horn John
account of Mr. Johnson's failure to have Jumped tf lhat Mr. Coon baB John & er. DaUd Horn. John
return. no cuanl;c for recovery, nnd avers Hniivw F Pntts chairman- A
There was no discussion of the Is- h t th teM wh,e , 80rious . HaT' MSm'
sue last night. Quite a number of j 1 M recovpr. He u nrac. ;. ?r'ck- PA SS'
the protestants were present and - tca tr'ee Uom fe;erthe dUne "''BTer ' ' '
promptly disbanded when the conn- ,la8 lts nalura, course wh,,nut W.Turaoi; cl-; n. .
cil turned the subject over. Among. an unfavorable deyelopment. and all HZJ,o tl Inilerson Unices '
.e protestants Mrs. 2Jrlr i Teel or ; that ,,,, tne case novv and Q. Buholtz, sB"e dw0 J"'
Echo, and her son. O, D. Tatri, who moi,c nroriirti,.n nr , M- F,s c- rown. A- J- m
nwn tovorf.1 rocli1ar.no n.nnirtlue H.I 1 ' tt ..-""- k - v r nlnrbs.
jacent to the present location of the , un,ennble ls the mere . , ,ot t,he,.1T
tuc ! tlent's age and general lack of vital-
" ilty. Yet Dr. Garfleld believes that he
will recover.
The county court yesterday ap
pointed the following Judges and
clerks of election for the 3G precincts
in Umatilla county to serve at the
June and November elections:
Adams J. O. Hales, chairman;
John Porringer, J. T. Lleuallen,
Judges; J. H. Klrby, B. A. Marquis.
M. A. Ferguson, clerks.
Alba A. S. Quant, chairman; K.
McDonald, Frank Brown, Judges.
Josh Clark. William McLaughlin, Ed
Brcbm, clerks.
North Athena Cass Cannon, chair
man; V. M. Shlck, W. E. Armfleld.
judges; C. O. Henry, G. W. Bradley.
N. A. Miller, clerks.
South Athena Henry Schmltt
chairman; James Potts, Jerry Stone.
Judges; Georgo R. Gerklng, John C
Walter, C. C. Whltemnn, clerks..
Bingham Springs J. E. Thompson,
chairman; R. M. Grasty, D. Cain.
Judges; Roswell Graves, R. C. Hager.
Henry Lacey, clerks.
Cottonwood George Glnn, chair
man; Lewis Bolus, J. W. Toner
judges; C. It. Hubor, F. E. Copeland.
John F. Casper, clerks.
Echo Asa B. Thompson, chair
man; Frank Rack, Otis McCarty
Judges; Charles E. Graham, Charles
H. Miller, J. H. Williams, clerks.
Encampment A. H. Todd, chair
man; Geo. D. Hllyard, L. S. Osborn.
Judges; Thomas Delaney, Frank Han
Ion, P. E. Johnson, clerks.
Fulton H. J. Taylor, chairman.
T V. .. Tint... Tl'n1t. li.P:.r..i..KiK
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i Judges: W. W. Jones, William Potts.
G. C. Schroeder, clerks.
Gllllland Ed Carney, chairman; J.
man; Harry Whltakor nnd George U.
Horseman, judges; John T. Ogle, fli.
E. Flotchcr and James Markham,
clerks,
Yoakum B. Hopper, chairman; Ed
Dupuls and A. W. Norton, judges;
W. E. Gould, Kim Morton and H. T.
McLellan, clerks.
OWL TEA HOUSE MOVES.
Entire Large Stock Will Be Disposed
of as Quickly as Possible.
The room In 'the LaDow block oc
cupied by the Ovyl Tea House for the
past six years, has bcon leased to
John Gagcn, who will occupy It with
a family liquor store, or private sa
loon. The Owl Tea Houso will at once
dispose of Its large stock of stone,
glass and chlnaware at once, prepa
ratory to moving Into other quarters.
George Bobbins, proprietor of the
Owl Tea House, began business In
Pendleton In the room now to be va
cated, bIx years ago, on a very small
scale, and has built up one of the
largest trades In Eastern Oregon.
At this time he has 4000 gallons of
stoneware In the basement of the
store, the season's jelly glasses and
fruit Jars nnd had prepared for one of
the heaviest trades In the history ot
the business. Half a carload of
glassware has just been unloaded in
the cellar. Mr. Bobbins will sell the
entire stock at once.
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Noted Evangelist Will Preach in
This City Tomorrow Night.
Rev. William F. Cowden, of Tnco
ma, n noted evangelist of the Chris
tian church, will preach at the Chris
tian church In this city tomorrow
night.
He ls a general evangelist and has
spoken nnd carried on revivals In
every large city in the country and ls
an able speaker. He will be In the
city but one night, and every one Is
cordially invited to attend the services.
1
House Cleaning
Made Easy
clerks.
Holdmnn A. B. Cooley. chairman;
R U Harp, W. U Puree)!. Judges;
d! N. Vansklver, W. X. giaypool, E.
c. Johnson, clerks.
I 1 Juniper Frank is. King, enairman;
Regents Go to Weston. j jj L Morrison, Mnnuel Freldley,
Three members of the board "'i judges; John F. Wyrlck, Andrew Lar-
I regents of Weston Normal School seDi B, v. Steele, clerks.
I R. Alexander, chairman; F. M. North Milton S. H. Chrlstenson.
1 Saxton, of Baker City, and William chairman ; W. Hopson. Wjn. Lloyd.
I Blakley went to Weston this morn- judges; N. W. Mumford. J. N. Bas-
' log, where they will complete ar-lj-ett, Geo. A. Cowl, clerks.
I mnirpments for effecting tho im-1 onUth Milton D. J. Kirk, chair-
Siprovements planned for the Normal man. H. L. Frazler, H. M. Cockburn.
judges: Robert aim. t- uuwuiuu.
Successful Operation.
Mrs. J. M. Blair, of La Grande,
was successfully operated upon last
evening at St. Anthony's hospital for
a tumor. She was In fairly good
health before the operation and is
doing as well as could be expected
under the circumstances. Drs, W.
G. Cole, of this city, nnd M. K. Ha.i,
of La Grande, performed the opera
tion. Mrs. Blair Is the wife of J. M.
Blair, tho well known O. R. iz is.
brakemau.
canttnmnn nnmed this morning, but
' did not come.
j grounds grading, fencing and pave
t ,. Thor ornnct to lfet the con
See our window for the tracts t0ljay. J. W. Scrlber, of La
.1.1 .. ...loH troro in Ir.ranilii war xnected to join the
the list: Whiting, Ammonia, J
Sulphur, Chloride Lime, Magic s
Cleaning Fluid, Soap, Deodor-
lzcd Benzine, Sulphur Fumi-
gators and DuBters. Anything
else? Ask us.
John Walden. clerks.
Mountain J. E. McDanlel. chali.
man; John E. Wnldcn. J. W. Hyatt,
judges; John Oldham, J. Z English.
W. H. Gould, clerkb.
McKay Alex Hudson, chairman;
Enter Into Partnership. : Charles Heln. S. P. Hutchinson.
. . . : ..... t- rr tj..ll c I," Vntnc TT A
Benjamin L. Loland has cutureu juuges; u. "
into nartnershln with D. B. Richard
son In the general merchandise bus
iness nt Helix. The business Is an
old and wel lestabllshed one, but It
is Mr. Inland's first venture In merchandise
Tallman & Co.
Leading Druggists
: People are not fond of reading uds.
j as a rule, becnuse there Is so much
I 1 exaggeration. That's why the Peo-
I pies Warehouse ads are treated dif
I i frHntlv becauso when you see it In
I thorn lfs so. Not then und now or
lonally. but all the time.
New Preparation.
J, A. Ward and J. H. Dix are man
ufacturing at the former's home In
the eastern part of town a prepara
tion, the Joint contrivance of both
gentlemen, which they call "The
Only" leather renovator. It Is adapt
ed to be applied to all leather sur
faces exposed to the weather har
ness, shoes, buggy tops, etc. It ls
claimed for it that it la absolutely
water-proof and that It also taucs a
high polish easily.
In Police Court.
In the police court this morning
W. Hayes, Levi Brothers and John
Conner were each given three days
in the city Jail for drunkenness, in
default of cash fines. For smuggling
whisky Into the city Jail Pat O'Con
ner was given five days In Jail.
Levee Drain.
TIip lC-lnch drain through the
levee on Long street Is being laid
today. An excellent foundation for
it wns secured, and the ditch in
which it Is laid Is approximately 50
feet long.
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To Be Transferred.
Captain Jcnnlo Bolles, of the Sal
vation Army, will ho transferred to
another field of labor In a short
tlmo, by tho army authorities. She
will preach her farewell sermon on
nw siimlnv evening. There Is as
yet no Intimation as to whore she'J
will he sent, nor who will be her sue-
ccssor. Captain Bolles has been In I
Pendleton auoui six rauumu, uu .u s
. . HMniM .n.,A e will pins . .
. . . m " ii l
i ..... .. i.manni.nri mnrn limn in nnv n m n nn.. . .... '
half year since It maintained nn or- . benr th)g
Union
Men
ganlzatlon here.
your purchases
Grand Encampment Delegates. s
The grand encampment of the I. J
O. O. F. and the state grand lodge
are both held at Astoria next week, i
To tho first T. F. Howard Is delegate
by virtue of being a retiring grand J
patriarch. To the grand " lodge John I e
Kees, C. P. Davis, W. P. Llttlcjohn j
and J. E. Beam are delegates from
Integrity lodge and 11. Alcxnnder, H.
j. Taylor and J. L. Sharon from '
Eureka lodge. '
Postponed Action.
The county court postponed final ,
action on the Wild Horse road prop-i
osltlon until the July session. j
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luo uat ;oC co nee on
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Jury Completed.
Rising Sun, ind.. May 12. The
Jury has been completed for tho G.I
lesple trial. This afternoon they
visited tho Gillespie home.
A- J. BEAN
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Qualify
Siyl
Our metropolitan line of new Shirts it
here and on display.
You never saw a prettier selection of
fashionable Shirts than comprises this line.
We make this positive statement and are pre
pared to convince you, "We are there with the
goods."
Some new effects are now shown by us
and we want you to see them.
It is a pleasure for us to show you these
Shirts, and you will find it a pleasure to look
at them.
It is not how cheap you can buy as it is
how big a value you get for your money. We
give the values. This exquisite new stock
ls priced $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00.
SALE SPECIALS in Shirts. Inducements
to buy quick, $1.75 and $2.00 Shirts at $1.15,
$1.25 and $1.50 Shirts for 90c.
The Boston
Clothing, Shoos,
Man's Furnishings
THE WHOLESOME
CRESCENT
WPHAfl CVflRAiTtLI tOllSTRUUIOrt
Headquarters for
FURNITURE
and CARPETS
See Our New Line of
Refrigerators and Go-Carts
Friday and Saturday, May 13 and 14, we want you to call on us and
a. an inducement, we are going to sell PICTURES at a lower price than
many dealers can buy them at wholesale. Beautify the home while you
can get pictures so cheap. See our south windows for the finest dlsp ay
ever shown In Pendleton. "HlSlJf
. A. RADER
Egg and
Phosphate
BAKING POWDER
BETTEk THAN THE OLD-TIME
CREAM OF TARTAR POWDERS
Fnvnn. clerks
Pendleton T. B. Swearlngen.
rhnlrman: W. S. Perry. J. A. Horn.
Judges; S. S. Darnell. E. C. Anibel. I
E. Earl, clerks.
N'nrth Pendleton George Buzan.
chairman: J. M. Bentley. W. S Bad-
loy. Judges; J. P. Walker. Frank rra
zier. J. S. Kees. clerks.
South Pendleton C. P. Ford, chair
man: L. E. Penland. M. M- Mrick
judges; J. A. Drake, T. O. Yates
clerks.
Rnst Pendleton John McGinn.
chairman; G. W. Brown, W. B. Hale
Judges: H. E. Cook, J. S. Beckwlth
H. J. Stlllman, clerks
Pilot Rock Douglas Bolts.
rhnlrmnn: Herbert Boylon. J. S.
Cherry. Judges; Frank Done. Oliver
Knotts. John Harrison, cierus.
Prosnect A. B. McCarty, chair
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man: K. m. Alcorn, v. t. .uuriun
I Judges; D. A. Peebler, Lee Beam, Ira
Perkins, clorks.
Reservation A. D. Blue, chairman:
J. M- Cornellson. L. L. Mann, Judges
B. F. McElroy, G. A. nott, T. B.
Hawley. clerks.
Ruddock E. J. WJIbur, chairman,
Fred C. Davis, E. S. Wilbur, Judges.
H. A. Blair. S. Swauger, clerks.
UWah E. B. Gambee, chairman,
Frank Hllbert, Henry Lazinka,
Judges: J. W- Galloway, Ray Harpolc.
Frank Boynton. clerks.
Umatilla W. R. Parker, chairman,
John Swltzler, S. A. Baylor, Judges,
J W. Duncan, J. N. Soever, H. J.
Burnliam. clerks.
Union Slomeon Bothers, chair
man: Eugene McCulley, D. Howdy
shell, Judges; 11. H. Harvey, Edwin
Hughes, Elmer Harvey, clorks.
Valley W. S. Goodman, chairman;
James Kirk, R. T. Mobloy, Judges,
C. F. Weiss, E. iteccord, Ed Blod
gen, clerks.
Vansycle J. A. Crcswell. chair
man; E. O. Casey, W. J. Slockman,
judges; W. H. Dale, C. A. Logon.
Benjamin Stauton, clerk.
Vinson E. A. Rugg. chairman; S.
0. Llghtfoot, Donald Ross, JudgeH;
J. N. Sulste, C. H. Russoll, Edward
Chapman, clerk.
Weston R. jnmleson, chairman;
H B. Turner and J. Klrkpatrlck.
judges; Clark Wood, F. Blair and
Clark Nelson, clerks.
East Weston j. m- u uuru, unmi- j,
man; N- E. Bradley und 8. A. Barnes,
judges O, C Turner. M. 8. Hanckle
1 Building
! Material
OF ALL DESCRIPTION
SASH, DOORS
and WINDOWS
Made to order. Building pa
per, lime, cement, brick and
sand, wood gutters for barns
and dwellings a specialty.
)regon
I i niber Yard
reet, Opp. rt House.
Alto
Correct
Prices
Correct :
Fits
Special Prices on
Clothing and Furnishings
STRIPED UNDERWEAR, PER SUIT
FANCY STRIPED UNDERWEAR, PER SUIT '
UNDERWEAR IN BLUE AND FLESH COLOR, PER 5U.
Rl ARK STRIPED SHIRTS, EACH
GOLF SHIRTS, ONE PAIR CUFFS TO MATCH
tii
i
90c i
GOLF SHIRTS, EXTRA QUALITY,
$10.00 MEN'S SUITS, AT
$7.50 MEN'S SUITS AT
$8.00 MEN'S SUITS AT
$12.50 MEN'S SUITS AT
WE ARE SHOWING BARGAINS IN ALL LINES
75c and
$6 ;
BAER. DALEY I
Clothiers and Furnishers
'"
PLUMBING
and SEWER WORK
, HAVE A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING 08 j
CLASS WORKMEN; ALSO MAKE SEWER """
tim.tcc CIIRMIRMED ON ALL WUim.
T. C. TAYLOR
! "THE HARDWARE MAN."
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741 MAIN j
onj!..h..!J1r Bnklo. chair- U " " '
Main and Webb Streets
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