DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULN 27, 1904.
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I The Eagles Carnival
! Is Over I
BUT OUR JULY CLEARANCE SALE IS STILL ON, AND
WE ARE GIVING THE BEST BARCAIN3 IN SHOES, OXFORDS
AND SLIPPERS, IN THE CITY.
i DINDINGER, WILSON & CO.
GOOD SHOES CHEAP. 'Phone Main 1131.
TO HIDAWAY SPRINGS.
Three Stageloads Left at Early Hour
for Mountain Resort
Three stngeloails of Pendleton peo
ple, left this city tit 4:30 o'clock this
morning for Lehman nml Hltlaway
Springs, on the Downey stage line.
The continued hot weather is sending
many persons to the snado of the
mountains and beiore the week is
ended the popular resorts will bo
crowded.
Those who departed this morning
for Hldnway on the Downoy stages
are: Mrs. Smith and four children,
Mr. nml Mrs. John McCourt and son, (luo t0 jealousy of the continued sue
Mr. Flshman and wife, Mr. Wilson, of CC3S hc s cnj0ylng in official circles
the Peoples Warehouse, Mr. and Mrs. nn,i n n8 profession.
William Daker and son. For Lehman ,
Springs: Mr. and Mrs, Joe Easier
and children, Mrs. William Mack and
Mrs. W. C. E. Pruitt.
DIVORCE GRANTED,
I Work of .excavating for tho foundn-
Mrs. Cheney Also Gets the Children tlon of the new west end school bulla
and Four Thousand Dollars. lug was commenced this morning.
A conclusion has been reached by
agreement in the Cheney divorce case
by the granting of Mrs. Cheney's pet.-
lion lor n uivorce, graining ner niso
the custody of the two minor child-
ren, and dividing tho property. The
decree and other decisions were ren-
lered yesterday afternoon by Judge
Ellis. Mrs. Cheney receives $4000, of
which $1000 is cash and $3000 Is se-
cured to her by a mortgage on what is
commonly known as the Fanning
place, near town. Half of the entire
amount remains Mrs, Cheney's Indl-,
vlduaj property, tho remainder is to
be managed and held In trust by her
lor tne cnuaren.
t DR. CHRISTIE OBJECTS.
Says the Article Copied From Pacific
Homestead Was Misleading and Un
just. Dr. J. Christie, deputy stato veteri
narian, takes exceptions to an nrticle
AVOID
CHAPS
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If we knew anything better
,han
F, & 5. T0ILET CREAM,
for healing chaps, cracks and
roughness, nnd keeping the skin
smooth, soft nnd fair, wo would
have It. Thoso vuo try it say
our Toilet Cream is the best
proposition they over used nnd
wo believe they aro right,
Keep F. &. S. Toilet Cream
on hand and use it, and your
face and hands will be free
from summer skin discomfort.
Daintily perfumed, pleasant to
use, heals quickly, and costs
little.
25c Per Bottle.
Tallman Co.
LEADING DRUGGISTS
It. C. UEACH,
T. O.
Commercial National
Bank of Pendleton
copied by the East Oregonlnn, from
the Pacific Homestead, reflecting on
his ofllclnl acts In dipping tho C. 1).
Wade cattlo In this city Just prior to
tho auction of tho herd last spring.
Ho says the tuberculosis test made
by him on this herd of cattlo was
thoroughly scientific and in regular
order, and that the charges mado for
the service were fixed by Dr. McLean,
state veterinarian.
Theso tests, ho claims, aro more
niattersiof Judgment and exorciso of
common sense in observation, than in
fixed formulas and rules of procedure.
Ho says the attacks upon his pro
fn.anl rnreor nml acts 'nro larirolv
WORK ON FOUNDATION.
j Excavation for New School House Be
gins In West End.
' The laying of tho stone will begin
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river wi l commence,
It is the intention of the school
bard, ami Architect C. E. Troutmnti.
wlio l.as charge of the work, to push
? b"'ld "B as fast ?8 v3a b!e' U ls
th"Ght the contracts for the super-
8t" c urw ?' ' - ZrTn I S
wln havc becu lQ- bofore thc base'
monts aro completed,
I,y the flrst ot October it is tho de-
slre OI ule at"uul "o.iru 10 nave me
now buildings ready for occupancy,
"It Is better to have the children In
the new houses," said Director Lee
Teutsch, "before the cold weather
sets in."
Gone to Seaside,
Jessn Falling, in charge of his
nurse, E. W. Warnell, left for Seaside
on last night's train, where he will re
main several weeks, more or less, or
until he tires of the change, when he
may return or go to some other place.
Mr, Falling is not yet able to bear his
Vi'.zti upon" his right leg, the thigh
of which ls broken.
Drunks Are Fined.
For begging drinks of bartenders,
Mat Murray was this afternoon sen
tenced to serve five days in the city
Jail. John Stanford and A. 13. Davis
appeared before Justice Fitz Gerald
this morning and were sentenced to
serv.o three days each in the city jali
for drunkenness,
Enlarging Residence,
f.ux Langlver is having his resi
dence property on Jane Street, near
tho W. & It. C. depot, remodeled and
enlarged, and will move therein ns
koon as Mrs. Lnnglv.er and the child
ren return from tho mountains. J. II.
Means Is doing tho work.
Two Carloads of Beeves.
Two carloads of fat beev.es wore
shipped last night over the W. & C. It.
to Frye-Druhn, which wero gathered
in during the past week by J. C. Lon
ergan. President.
HAILEY, Vice-President.
W. L. THOMPSON, Cashier.
Prosperous Days
THE8E ARE PROSPEROUS DAY8.
AND NOW 18 THE FITTING TIME
FOR YOU TO LAY A8IDE A FUND
AGAINST A TIME OF NEED. WE
8UGGE8T THAT YOU COME TO
THI8 BANK AND OPEN A SAVINGS
ACCOUNT. A DOLLAR. 18 SUFFI
CIENT TO 8TART. FOUR PER
CENT INTERE8T ALLOWED.
Til CELEBRATE
LABOR
PENDLETON UNIONS WILL
ARRANGE PROGRAM,
Trades Council Will Take Steps at
Next Meeting Looking to the Prop
er Observance of Labor's Annual
Holiday Business Men Will Be
Asked to Assist In the Matter Suc
cess of Last Labor Day Celebration
Is Remembered.
While no dellnuc arrangements
have been made, It Is an. assured fact
that the Pendleton Trades nnd Lnbor
Council will observe Lnbor Day. Tho
first Monday In Septomber Is tho date
of this holiday of tho labor unions.
President U. D. Trnmpleasure, of
the council, and Vice President Ed
Ebon, are both utit of the city. Secre
tary Lou Wenhnm snld:
"I don't know Just when tho next
meeting of the council Is to occur.
Delegates are to bo chosen by most
of the unions before tho next session.
"That we will observe Labor Day
is assured, hut no plans hnvo been
mapped out Tho occasion will ho ob
served by a parade, sports and speak
ing.". There are In the neighborhood of
400 members of tho various Pendleton
labor organizations. Tho business
houses will be asked to assist in tho
celebration nnd It Is expected that
many of them will close and display
decorations.
The success of tho celebration last
hold by l'endleton unions gives an
Impetus to the movement now on foot.
FIRE IN THE FIELDS.
C. Friedley Has Narrow Escape
From Serious Grain Loss.
A very destructive fire was yester
day afternoon narrowly averted on .the
A. C. Friedley farm, nine miles north
west of Pendleton. The threshing
crow on the Temple placo adjoining,
saw tire In tho stubble nnd trash near
thc sack pllo on the Friedley placo,
where was stored tho product of sev
eral hundred acres of wheat. They
Immedlateiy rnn over to tho Friedley
place and after a vigorous struggle
extinguished tho tiro after It had
burned within three feet of tho sack
pile an oxtr.cmeiy narrow escape
from a heavy loss.
Tho fire ls known to hnvo started
In the embers leu from threshing op
erations of the day before, the ma
chine having been moved Monday
evening to a neighbor's place. The
outfit Is owned by a man named. Sny
der. Mr. Friedley has threshed only a
portion of 900 acres of wheat, and thc
average yield from tho acreago so far
threshed ls known to be from 28 to
35 bushels per "ere, nnd the quality
is first-class.
In the Immediate neighborhood ard
tho Temple nnd Perkins wheat fields,
the former comprising 1200 and tho
latter 200 acres. Therein tho yield is
known to be, so far as threshing has
proceeded, as heavy as in the Fried
ley fields, and the quality as good.
ECHO'S DELEGATES.
Mayor and Commercial Body Appoint
Twenty Representatives to Portland
Meeting.
Mayor L. A. Esieb, of Echo, Is de
termined that his llttlo city shall be
in tho forefront at tho organization of
the Oregon Development League at
Portland, August 2, and accordingly
has apolnted the following well known
citizens as delegates: W. H. Poyd,
F. D. Van Cleave, II. G. Nowport, W.
E. Drown, Fred Andrews, O. D. Teel,
W.lllam Olasson, Cloyd Ollv.er, Jo
rome Gulllford, .loo Cunha, with the
mayor as a delegate at largo.
The Echo Commercial Association
and push club has also appointed 10
delegates as follows: W. O. McCar
ty, Asa H. Thompson, It. N. Stnnflold,
It. B. Miller, It. C. Judson, Frank
Spike, Hurry Itogers, D. Cj. Drownoll,
J. B. Saylor, with It. B. Stanflold,
chairman.
Most of these delegates will attend
tho meeting nnd hope to assist In or.
gnnlzlng a leagues wnlch will bo of
especial benefit to the country (lis
tricts of Oregon, Echo nnd vicinity
included.
NEW MERv....TLE AGENCY.
A. R. Morgan & Co., of Portland, Es
tablish a Branch Oulce Here.
Alba It. Morgan, of tho firm ot A. U,
Morgan & Co., Portland, Oregon, gen
eral managers of the Northwest for
tho Van Alstine, dordon & Co. Mor
candle Agency, is hore for tho pur
pose of establishing a branch oflico lit
tins city.
This agency has a world-wldo mini
tntlon, having been boforo tho public
for tho past 28 years. Their systom
of doing business Is somewhat differ
ent to that ot Dun, or Brndstr.oot
agencies, ns they hanuie not only tho
business of Jobbers, manufacturers
and wholesale- dealors, but also look
after, tho affairs of tho retoll mer
chants as well.
Their offlco will bo at 119 East
Couprt street. H. V, Llpo will bo tho
local manngor.
EYE BADLY INJURED.
Possibility That the 8lght Will
Lost and Eye Amputated.
Be
John Kelly, a harvest hand work
Inglng in tho D. K. Boll threshing out
fit on Mr. Bell's placo on Tutullla
about threo miles southeast of town
had his loft oye badly Injured yostor
day while at work about tho machine,
Ho slipped and fell, and a projecting
hook caught him squarely across tho
oyoball. Tho corona and tho Iris wore
both torn ontlroly across, but not so
badly mutilated as to necessitate
blindness, though that Is very Hahlo
to tin thn result should inflammation
sot In, which can hardly bo avoided.
It Is also an oven ennnco, when all
the conditions aro measured, that tho
ovohall will hnvo to ho eventually
taken out.
Mr. Kelly suffor.ed oxtromely from
the time of tho accident until after
tho wound was dressed. Mr. Kelly
Is quite well known nmong tho wheat
raisers, being n valuable and steady
hand. Ho Is nbout 30 years of ngo
HAND HORRIBLY CRUSHED.
Will Wyrlck Loses Thumb and Two
First Fingers on Left Hand.
Will Wyrlck, tho well known young
farmor who resides In town, was bad
ly hurt Monday ovening nt 7 o'clock,
on tho Prospect ranch, ot which ho Is
tho lessee, nenr Echo.
Mr. Wyrlck was oiling tho separator
while It was In operation, nt tho snmo
tlmo resting his left hnnd on tho ma
chinery. Tho v.ory edge of his blouse
sleove caught In a set of cogs and his
left hnnd followed tho slcovo before
ho could mnko the slightest effort to
oxtrlcnto himself. Ho partly jerked
himself looso before the machinery
could ho stopped, but not quickly
enough to savo tho hand, which was
crushed and torn.
Mr. Wyrlck enmo Immediately to
town, to St. Anthony's hospital, and
the wounded mcmuer was attended
by Dr. Cole. It was found necessary
to nmputato tho thumb nnd tho first
two fingers back of tho knuckles. Tho
third finger was badly torn nnd bruis
ed, nnd tho llttlo finger was also mu
tilated. It Is possible that the two
fingers yet upon tho hand may bo
saved and yet bo serviceable. The lac
orated parts were, ns Is usual In such
cases, filled with dust, machlno oil
nnd other forolgn matter, Increasing
the liability of blood poisoning.
Mr. Wyrlck Is 23 years of age.
Prof. Nowlin's Residence.
Prof. J. F. Nowi.n's now residence
at 012 Willow street, will probably bo
ready for occupancy by ooptembor 1.
It Is a two-story structure with a full
basement and will havc all thc mod
cm improvements nnd finishing
touches. Finished tho structure will
cost about $4000. J. W. Horn Is tho
contractor. An unusual detnll in 1U
construction ls that it will not be
plastered In any part, but will bo
lined throughout with shlplap, which
will be covered with cloui nnd paint
ed. Seaside Resorts.
Among the seaside resorts adver
tised In the columns of the East Ore
gonlnn nro the Seaside Hous,e, Sea
side, Oregon; The IJrenkors, Long
Peach, and Locksloy Hall, and Pen
dleton people visiting the coast nr.e
cordially Invited to patronize any of
these popular resorts,.
Final Settlement September 2.
The last report of Mrs. Maggie Tay
lor, administratrix of tho estate of
Samuol Rose, deceased, of Weston,
was filed this afternoon. Tho hearing
of tho report and final settlement of
the estate will bo maue in the probate
court September' 2.
New City Editor.
Fred L. Earp, of Walla Walla, a
well known young newspaper man,
has accepted a position as city edi
tor with th,o East Oregonian, and Is
cheerfully commended to the peopio
of Pendleton ns an aflame, oiucient
young man.
Final Title Received.
Bernard 0'lt.eliiy has received
his final title from the state school
land commission to the south half or
section 1C, township 3 north, rango
31. Tho Innd lies flv.o miles north of
Barnhart station.
O'Garra-Robblns Building.
Tho expectation Is thnt tho new
O'Garra-Robblns building, at the cor
ner of Johnson nnd Court, will bo
ready for occupancy by tho first of
Soptember possibly a llttlo later.
Tho work Is being prosecuted vigor
ously.
Ill With a Carbuncle,
Peter Uudio Is 111 from tho effects
ot a carbuncle upon his face. Tho
ailment cannot bo but temporary and
in no wise dangerous, but it Is very
painful and annoying,
Jack Matthorn, a 17-year-old boy,
wub drowned in Snnko river Pea:
Pittsburg Landing, Tuesday,
Drink
DESCENT
REAM.
It Is Fine
IN t and 2 LB.
SEALED TINS ONLY
Special
For prices, quality and quan
tity, our "Medicated Sanitary
8Uk" tollot paper cannot bo
beat. Por roll, 10c; 3 rolls, 25c;
dozen rolls, 05c; case lots of
100 rolls, $0.90.
Phono Ked 1101.
Frederick Nolf & Co.
"WOODMEN DAY."
State Fair Has 8et Aside September
13 for Prize Drill Contests.
Woodman of tho World nnd mem
bers of tho Women of Woodcraft will
bo nt Snlem, Ore., Soptombor 13, to
compete for prizes. Tho Oregon
Stato Fair Association has sot aside
Soptombor 13 ns "Woodraon Day,"
nnd has hung a purso of $B00 for tho
best drilled team from olthor tho
Woodmen camps or tho Woodcraft
circles of the stut,o,
Tho lodgo men themselves hnvo of
fered prizes to tho camp and clrclo
bringing tho largest number of candi
dates for Initiation. It is estimated
that fully C00 tyros will bo escorted
into the mysteries of tho order.
Sold Many Horses.
E. J. Connor, of Union, has returned
homo after having sold about 45
work horses in this city during th,o
past month. Ho bollovoB Pendleton
Is tho best homo horse market In tho
Northwest, nnd will horenftjor mnko
regular trips horo with work horses
for salo In harvest tlmo. Mr. Coupor
owns a line stock farm and raises a
superior grade of farm horses.
u Roosevelt
THE HOT WEATHER STORE IS
PREPARED WITH ALL THE SUM
MER NEEDS IN SHOES AND
CLOTHING.
Better
. Shoes and Clothing
M SB W W V . 58 ST
Negligee Shirts '
rinlf Rlilrtn
Cool Underwear 50c '
Pretty Neckwear ..
atr1lol. Unite - '
"v" 15c.
r uuuy xiuaiui y
BOYS' CLOTHING SPECIAL DISCOUNT.
Men's $12.50 Suits reduced to
XTr.n' tit Kn Q.ilto t-nrlnrnrl in
STRAW HATS, all there aro ion, m n
BAER. DAL1
One-Price Furnishers and Hatters
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Free Trial.
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Shoe Repairing
I have moved rny shop to tho second
door oast of tho Sa Inga Dank, no
pairing of nil kinds done In a work
manlike manner at reasonabl raw
As I liavo beon In business here 17
years, I nood not speak of the qual
ity of my work for It speaks for JUeir.
My stock of shoes was aomownat
damaged by water and the Insurance
company told mo to sell thorn for
what I could get, so I will noil them
for loss than wholesalo price.
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