DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1904.
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Special Bargain Sale
of Men's Oxfords
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF OXFORDS FOR SUMMER WEAR AT CUT PRICES. SEE DISPLAY IN
ijRTH WINDOW.
Men's Mnceo calf Oxfords, regular price $4.00, now $3.25
Men's vlcl kid Oxfords, regular prlco J4.00, now $3.25
Men's patent leathor Oxfords, regular price $5.00, now $4.25
Men's Choral kid button Oxfords regular price $5.50, now $4.25
Men's vlcl with patent top Oxfords, miliar price $4.00, now $3.00
lexander Department Store
THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES
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Ilwaukee Beer
ON DRAUGHT AT
niTHE STATE SALOON
J. E. Russell &. Co., Props.
he Pantheon Theatre
IWebb St. cor. Cottonwood Open Every Evening
CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY MONDAY.
The Pantheon Ih a ntrlnt.lv lilch-elasx moral vaudeville thea-
Iter, caterlnc to lmBon. nhliiirnn nnd contlcmen. Connected with
I to Orpheum circuit. Performance will consist of opening act of
3' to 40 minutes by tho groat comedian,
JOHN P. BRACE
A roar from start to finish.
MANN AND FRANK
In tho funniest of all farces.
CAD FRANK
In her laughable act. A great hit.
JIOTlnc nloturna .t Mlsnn VIHannnn Floors Olien Bt 7
! oclock.
Its Rich and Delicious
Our COld Btnrn trtx man a n usa nlnnvo rttrht? nlwavs teDder, always
our mild cured Hams. They are free from that strong teste.
The Schwarz fir Greulich Meat Co.
607 MAIN 8TREET.
World's Fair Rates.
The O. It. & N. Company announces
the following low rates:
From Pendleton to St. Louis and
return, $tu.00.
From Pendleton to Chicago and ro
turn, $C5.00.
To Chicago, returning through St.
Louis (no coupon between Chicago
and St. Louis) or vice versa, $02.50.
To Chicago, returning via St. Louis
or vice versa, $C(i.25.
Tickets on sale June 7, 1C, 17,
18, July 1, 2. 3, August 8, 9. 10, Sep
tember C, C, 7. October 3, 4, 5.
Tickets good going within 30 days
from date of sale; final return limit
90 days from dato of sale.
Stopovers allowed in cither direc
tion within the transit limit. For
further Information call on or ad
dress K. C. SMITH, Agent.
The Washington & Columbia River
Railway Special Summer Excur
sion Rates to Coast Points.
Beginning June 15, 1904, the W. &
n rt rnlln-nv will have on sale tickets
to Westport, Long Beach. Clatsop
Beech, Tokeland, Hwaco, seaview, n
oga, Pacific Park, Ocean Park, Nah
cottn. Flavel. Gearhart and return at
$10.00 for tho round trip.
For children of half rare nge, one
halt the above rate.
Tickets will bu good returning until
September 30th.
For full information call upon or
address, ...
W. ADAMS,
Agent.
Two Letters From Dealers Who Have
Handled Large Lots or "irio.
o,ml- Wnuh.. Fob. 14. 1901. Ill
nnswer to yours of the 7th, will say:
Wo believe our success wuu iwu
Is due to the merits of tho goods.
Krum & Hruloy,
Baker City, On'.. Feb. 9, 1904. Aro
l,.....UI.. "Trill" Rlll'C't'HsfuliV. It Ifi a
seller and gives our customers tho re
sults they an looKiug ior. iuvr mu
satisfied
GRACE & BODINSON.
Fir sale by Tallmun & Co.
Have You Received the Seaside Sou
venlr for 1904?
ti. a t. i' h it will mull to your
address free, copies of their summer
booklet containing 30 pages of half-
vi irrn v'l ti ire I if Columbia river
and Clatsop Beach scenery. Address
j (; Ma. U r. anu r. a., .abiujiu,
n'r .r Mr C A. Stewart, agent, 248
Alder street, Portland, Or.
nrlntn flalllnc
parties the O, U. & N. Co, will, until
'. ... Vtnvn train NO. 2.
CJOSB Ul btoowm, - - -
leaving here at 5:45 p. ra., stop at
North Fork on Saturday evenings,
and train No. 1. due In Pendleton at
9 o. m., atop at some place Monday
morning. This arrangement will bo
n effect saiurauy. . ,
15. Vi. n 6"m
n... ti,.. tfxt fmn innch at the Mer-
ilJ lIV aswv .-- ' . .
.iinntu' rate. 12 to I at noon; 4 to
G p. m., and at midnight.
DR. LYNN K. BLAKE8LEE
Qaonic and Nervous Diseases and Diseases of Women g
X-Ray and Electio-Tfcetapeiitics
JU BUILDING, CORNER MAIN AND COURT. TELEPHONES OFFICE, MAIN 721: RE8I
DENCE, 1153. PENDLETON, OREGON.
JOE MILLHORN HAS
THE TYPHOID FEVER.
Case of Scarlet Fever Full Corps of
School Officers Elected Gone to
Elgin for the Summer Miss Scha
fer Is Attending Summer School at
Walla Walla Visitors From Medi
cal Lake and Washington.
Milton June 21. Dr. Canane and
wife, of Portlnnd, nre visiting Mrs.
Canano's sisters, Mesdames W. U.
Craig and H. E. Frailer.
Miss Bertlo Elam has returned
from Portland, where sho has been
attending the Eastern Star Grand
lodge.
Ralph Johnson, who has been n
student of Columbia collego, left Sun
day for his homo at Hcppner.
Tho Misses Julia and Nettle Black
burn, who wero employed In the Walla
Walla schools last year, aro the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Pen
nock. Joe Mlllhorn is ill of typhoid fever
at his homo two miles north of town.
Mrs. Matt Mosgrovo was a Walla
Walla visitor yesterday.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Kirk Is 111 of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Ella Will, formerly of Milton,
but now of Medical Lake, Wash., Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James II.
Wilson, five miles north of town.
W. J. Nell and daughter. Miss LIdn,
have gone to Klein, where they will
spend tho summer.
Mrs. Ora Wulia of Eureka, Wash.,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. C. E. (Jib
son. Robert T. Vnnell returned yester
day from a business trip to Joseph,
Oregon.
Miss Flora Schafer has gono to
Walla Walla to attend the summer
school.
School Officers Elected.
At tho regular annual school elec
tion yesterday, W. E. Putnam and
Henry Groth were elected scliool di
rectors, and S. A. Miller wns reelect
ed clerk.
NEED Y. M. C. A. BUILDINGS.
J. Thomburn Ross of Portland, Cen
sures Spokane.
While attending the stnto meeting
or tho Washington Y. M. C, A. In Spo
knne, J. Thomburn Ross of Portland,
In spunking of tho absence of a Y. M.
C. A. building In Spoknne, Bald:
"A number of tho larger cities aro
now building their second or third as
soclfitlon building," continued Mr.
Itoss, "the work having outgrown
those originally provided, I am glad,
however, to see that Spokane Is now
coming In lino and planning to erect
a modern building adequately to caro
for tho work. Salt Lake City, which
Is similar in size and general charac
teristics to Spokane. Is erecting a
$125,000 building for the association.
"Ilolso, Idaho, a city hardly one
fourth the size of Spoknne. has, a mag
nificent work which has been made
possible berause of the splendid ns
Roclutlon plant erected three years
ago. Seattlo Is now rnlslug tho $180,
000 fund for its new association build
ing, and has, I understand, already se
cured $10(1,000 or this amount.
"At l.os Angeles and Oakland, Cal.,
the associations have outgrown largo
and valuabio buildings and aro now
rebuilding on an enlarged scale to
provide ror tho growing work In thoso
cities. In Portland, during tho past
eight years, wo have erected two
buildings, and are now expecting that
within flvo years we shall havo out
grown our present $140.00(1 associa
tion home, so that we shall havo to
take steps to secure an enlarged
equipment."
SALEM'S CANNING INDUSTRY.
Strawberry Crop is Now Being Cared
for by 175 People.
The Salem Canning Company's
plant is one of the busiest places In
the city at the present time and from
early morning until late at night the
luscious strawberries and toothsome
cherries aro being transformed Into a
condition whero they will withstand
the ravages of time, and appeal to the
appetite of many people hundreds of
miles away In countries less fortunato
In productiveness, says tho Halem
Journal.
About 175 persons aro employed In
tho cannery, and the entire tlmo has
been occupied witli strawborrles until
this week, when a portion of tho crow
was transferred to tho cherry crop.
The Elton cherry is about the only
ono that Is In tho market at the pres
ent time that Is suitable for canning
purposes, but a few days later the
Royal Ann will commence to get ripe
enough, and work on that crop will
start In earnest.
NUR8ERYMEN IN SESSION.
The Industry Maintains a National
Organization.
Atlanta, Ga., June 22. Tho annual
convention of the American Associa
tion of Nurserymen, In session at the
Piedmont hotel, la tho largest meet
ing In the history of the association,
which extends over a period of 30
years. The opening session was hold
this morning and was called to order
by Frank A. Weber of Missouri. Gov.
Terrell and Mayor Howell welcomed
the visitors and responses were made
by C. L. Waltrous of Iowa, and E. W.
Klrkpatrlck of Texas. Reports of of
ficers and committees occupied the
greater part of the day.
The principal papers read before
the convention wero as follows: "Tho
Cost of Growing Trees," Harry L.
Bird, Michigan; "Insurance for Nur
serymon," E. Albertson, Indiana; "Tho
Last Word on Fruit Picking and
Storing." O. Harold Powell, United
States department of agriculture. Tho
convention will remain In sosalon .un
til Saturday.
NEW BANK BUILDING
NEARS COMPLETION.
Recovery of Miss Lilly Banister
Work Progresses Rapidly on Gross
& Worthlngton's Store Gradual Re
covery of Thomas Ogle Jim Woods
Is Taking Treatment at Teal Spring.
Athena, Juno 21. Grandma King,
who has been sick at her homo for
some tlmo, with cancer, Is growing
weaker nil tho tlmo.
Mrs. Ankcny of Walla Wnlla, was
tho guest of Mr. anil Mrs. Leflrow
last week.
Miss Lilly Banister has recovered
from her recent Illness and has gone
back to her school.
Tho now bank building Is nearly
completed.
Fay l.eGrow made a business trip
to Wnlla Walla Thursday.
The walls of the now brick building
known us the Gross .fc Worlhlngton
store, nro almost completed.
Mr, and Mrs. Sim Kllgore, accom
panied his young brother, Gerald Kll
gore, to Teal Spring to spend a few
weeks.
Thomas Oglo is gradually Improv
ing after a long illness with a kid
nej trouble.
Jim Woods left this morning for
Teal Springs for Ihu benefit of his
health. He will spend the summer
there.
BLAMES THE LORD.
Firemen at Canton. I
Cuiilon, S. ., Juno 21. This city
Is given up to the twenty-first annual
tournament of the South Dukotu Statu
Firemen's Association today. It will
conclude Friday. Nuarly overy I rain
brings In firemen, accompanied by
hands and excursionists. Several
contests wero scheduled for toduy,
but tho most of tho day wuu given up
to the reception of the vlsllors, Tho
big parade takes place tomorrow
morning and promises to be the most
notablo affair of the kind ever scon
In the state.
That Throbbing Headache. I
Would quickly leave you, If mi
used Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills.
Thousands of sufferers havo proved
their matchless merit for Hick and
Nervous Headache. They innko puru
blood and build up your health. Only
25 cents, money back If not cured.
Sold by Tallman & Co., druggists. ,
Wo lift ourselves up by reaching
down to help others.
crescent
itf. 2s cents
Never falls tho cook.
Pure and wholoiomo.
Bettor than tba uld-fasbloued cream
of tartar powders.
2Ce per po'JuJ. Of all grocers.
Try the hot free lunch at tho Mer
chants' Cafe, 12 to 1 at noon; 4 to
C p. m., and at midnight.
O SPICES, o
COFFEE,TEA,
BAKING POWDER,
FURfORING EXTRACTS
AfeotuhFurlty. flnssrfl&vor.
Creator Strength, RiMoruMc Price il
CL0SSET6DEVERS
, PORTLAND, OREGON.
Bird manna keeps your bird
healthy and makes him sing.
Frc crick Nolf & Co.
Humbler and Croscont Bicy
cles, $20 to $10. Wo allow 10
per cent reduction for ensh pur
chases. FINE STATIONERY.
Wo nre showing n lino line
of bulk goods. Hunt's "Royal
White" In the following shnpos
with envelopes to match:
"Mildred." "Octavo," "Billet."
"Douglas." "Gladstone," "Com
mercial." If you use flno stationery,
tills lino will certainly please
lyou.
Novel Testimony In n Seattle Family
Row and Divorce Case.
Seattle. Juno 2. P. 11. Nolson, tho
preacher who claims tho Lord spoko
to li i in In n dream and commanded
him to desert ills lawful wife unit lieu
from the city with (ho wife of Barney
Smith, Is being tried In the superior
court today on a chargu of adultery.
Nelson hastened to obey what he
thought to lie a dlvlno Instruction,
and thereby came Into con 1 1 let with
tho law.
N'elson'H arrest wns tho result of
sensational ovldenco given against
him in t ho divorce suit instituted by
his iong-suITering and industrious
wife. At that tlmo Nelson had obeyed
the orders given him In his dream re
garding the deserting of his wlfo and
tho taking unto htmsulf or Mrs,
Smith, but had neglected to lice, as
per Instructions.
When he beard that ft warrant was
out Tor ills arrest, however, ho
promptly tied to Tacoma, where he
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff- Jack
Williams.
Nelson's defense Is probably the
most novel ever advanced In a King
county court. Ho doos not husltulo
to admit bis guilt, but claims ho U
only obeying tho Lord's will and Is
a martyr to ills religion.
Nolson has been holding services
on the streetH or Seattlo for more
than n year, assisted by Mrs. Smith.
He claims that ono ruason why tho
Uinl wanted him to leave his wlfo
wiih because alio would not usslst lil'ii
In his work, mill that sho used to
scold him because he said such long
graco beforo breakfast (but I lie meal
would get cold.
Mrs. l'nlluo Smith, Nelson's alleged
spiritual wife, entertains Hie same re
ligious heller as does the preachor.
She has left Barney Smith, who wus
a devoted husband, and six small
children, to link her fortune! with Net
son's, and has recently become I ho
mother of u seventh child, of which
Nelson Ih tho father. i
CANTY'S PAKLORS
OP AMUSKAIENT
Open day and night. Billiards,
Pool, Shooting Gallery, Bowl
ing Alleys, Throwing Racks.
Good music every evening.
BASEMENT, CORNER MAIN
AND WEBB STREETS.
Under W. A C. R. Depot
IN3URANCE.
Fire, Life and Accident.
JOE ELL
Room 8, Over Taylor's Hard
ware Store.
The Columbia
Lodging House
Well ventilated, neat and com-
fortalilo rooms, good bods. Bar
In connection, whore host
goods aro servod,
Main street, conter of block,
botweou itn anl Webb
streets.
F. X. SCHEMPP
Proprietor
Summer
Drinks
Cool, refreshing and Invigorat
ing. Our drinks go right to tho
spot. Cull for Soda Pop, Bursa
parllla, Iron Brow, Dr. Poppor's
Phosphates, Mlnerul Water,
Root Deer, Ginger Alo and
Older, and all kinds of soft
drinks, Our drinks aro puru,
and only distilled water, mado
from condensed stn in, Is used
Manufactured by
J. MARIN
Factory under SL Goorge Hotel
College
Place
Health
Food
Wafers, fruit crackers, cream
sticks, nut butter and salted
peanuts.
Despain & Clatk
Walters' flouring Mills
Capacity, 160 barrels a day.
Flour oichanged for wheat,
Flour, Mill Feed, Gnopj4 TH.
tc., always on band.