PAGE EIGHT.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1904.
Low Shoes fo High
Tempeta.tiste
BUY A SECOND PAIR OF OXFORDS. THREE MONTHS MORE
TO WEAR 'EM AND THEN OVERGAITERS IF NECESSARY.
OUR OXFORDS. WHICH ARE HIGH GRADE, SELLING AT LOW
EST POSSIBLE FIGURES.
IE
OPT
URKEYS
APPOINTED AN EXAMINER.
EIGHT
MRS.
MOTTINGER WILL
MARKET 600 THIS YEAR.
either words, everybody Is doing a
pood business and prefers to stny by
... ... .. . ' r- I- i . 1. 1 n
jil miner man sen out. 1 u "nimi, oi romand, j
un tne contrary, mo six suiuuijim-iu'- . secures position with the Govern. '
ers of Moscow, are all doing their ! ment. 1
best to sell out an evldonco to Mr. J VTn,. t vn ui.,Lir, .
Foreman that ho would want to do n3-?.?, t ?eilme
the same thing should he happen to lpfc" rf T.MLF"'-
- - - O " w.m.m - . ... . dvuuui. ill
l buy Into a business there.
OLD LANDMARK GOING.
Only Turkey Ranch Known In Inland j
Crmnl I ni3tpil In If llrlrlta r.nlin.
ty. Washington, Just Across From , FrO0m.e, Barn Glve ? ll. t0T tho 8,otc f
j W cston, passed through Pendloton
ilast night en route to Weston from
Portland. Mr. Van Wlnklo reccnth-1
I secured the appointment or federal
I DINDINGER, WILSON. & CO. i
t GOOD SHOES CHEAP. 'Phone Main 1131.
AAA
WILL NOT STRAW THE ROADS.
Walla Walla County Commissioners
Object to Paying High Prices for
Straw,
Not much will probably be done by
the board of county commissioners
will require $200 to fill the vacant
spot left since the departure of
"Jack." James A. Fee is attorney
for the plaintiff.
ILt n r rn Tum.etnni n.IrL il InnORflfn ntlrt nffn n fnm .1 i
Swltzler's Island, n the Columbia, o)(J at Mamo ; visit with" his mother nt Weston, he'
Regular Herder and Camp Tend- and Water streets, one of the oldest ' wt" ? East o assume his new I
er Are Employed Turkey Feed on buildings in the city of Pendleton, Is duties.
Grasshoppers and Insects Cayotes , soon to be torn down and replaced I -1 ' vn Winkle Is a civil engineer
Are Plentiful and the Herd Must Be i b" n two-svory brick. Dr. C. J. Smith rccognlzod ability. During the '.
Are Plentiful and the Herd Must Be Crawford nrn -ontcmnlnt. Pnat year he has been engaged in.
Closely watched. ,ng tho crectIon of the ncw structure, j umber cruising, with headquarters in
Ibut Just when work will be com-! Portland.
i tnnnrurl lino nn Imnn tlnf Irtttrtlt rlii
A flock of 600 young turkeys is be-i .",,. . '
The old building was built in 1SGS
inc herded on the Mottlnger ranch
across the Columbia river from 1 Si," . "f1"",'1 HS!
Swltzler's Island. ! ?0 " "?..erma?- , ,In ,.1S,2..
Never before In tho Inland Empire
feet and a new front waB added. At
this year toward strawing the county i which she was recently discharged,
roads, unless a different attitude Is
assumed by the people using the
roads, says the Walla Walla Union.
The board holds that it is too much
of the board said:
"To pay $2 a load for straw costs
too much. Farmers near the city us
i.nn . i. .. ...!.,.... r ... .i.nn t
u ' " rr. . r; "o time the building was erected.
n , v. . q . . , ion The bTds T all in .e
Brokenhearted, Seeks Asylum. wriAMlm and will be marketed about ,MB tlmn a dozen farallies
Begging to be taken back to the Thanksgiving time.
The flock Is owned by Mrs. George
H. Mottlnger
Stellacoom Insane asylum, from !
Capital in Sight.
John Clove has returned from
Blooded' Rams Coming.
Cunningham's 100 head of blooded
Ramboutllct rams are expected to ar-'
rive from France in a w.eek or 10 '
days. All are yearlings and guaran-;
teed to be In the finest condition '
possible after an ocean voyage. They
will bo unloaded nt Pondleton.
. n i r
m.
TV. . .
aceptionallv
Prices W . .
1 trjmg
juc tor each piece.
OWL
Snnti nflor tlio vnnnr- :
Mary Ettlngor. a young girl whose i ttirkevs werp hatched thov were nut Portland, where he went to Interview
mind became unhinged three years t.lt jn the hills several miles back i capitalists and look after other busi
ago on account of a dlsapiKiintment In J from the river with a herder in nESS" T,'cre Is nothing more certain
Invp. wns hrnnph hafnrA Snnnrinr I t-t.. n...t niu. ! than that the organization nf n mm-
" . 1 " . i Vll.l.,l-. LJ l. UI1U I.ISLIi LUC 111 .1 U , - , l m
to ask the citizens of the county to Judge Albertson today for recommit-! watches the flock with the care that !,nn" w" abundant capital back of J
jwy iz a loan, tne price usually asKeu ment. says tne Seattle star, ane torn Rhpnhnrri exerrlsns in rnrimr fnr ie utovo comuine win ue eiiecteu
for straw for the purpose. Speaking the court and physicians who had his sheen Coyotes are very nleutl- 800n- When presented with the latest
of the matter yesterday, a member been called to examine her that she ftli n tnat dry region and great vici- pvIdeDco of tho efficiency and operat-
was wretchedly unhappy because i inncp must be exercised in protecting lns cheapness of the Clove combine,
everyone seemed to be afraid of her. . the fowls from the hungry beasts. Judge T. J. Gelsler said: "Now there
and looked upon her as disgraced be-. is something to work from and there
iially charge that for straw used for ; cause she had been in that Instltu- j vislis sheep ranges, goes regularly to ! w111 ue 1,0 troiible in getting money.-
tnis purpose, wmie those living fur-, uon- 1 the turkey ranch and supplies the
ther away are willing to supply the
straw gratis, the expense of hauling
it to the district surrounding the city,
where It is most needed, is too great.
"The board will not. therefore, buy
straw. If anyone Is willing to .fur
nish the material the board would
probably allow them for the labor
spent on the roads."
Some work has already been done
by private firms nnd farmers In this
regard, but the amount is very incon
siderable, comparatively.
herder with food and water for him
self and his fowls. However, the food '
Miss Parrot Will Teach.
The Pendleton board of education
afternoon elected Miss
VALUABLE DOG KILLED.
Helping the County Fair.
Tho ronntv rnminlsslnnpni' vmr in of the Mirheys consists for the most I yesterday
session this morning, at the sollcltn-1 Pa" oi tne myriads or grassnoppers cnzuue.n x-arroi, oi uoseourg ur., to
tion of the promoters of the district nd otner insects that infest the hills, a posuion as teacner m tne local
fair, which is to be held here during . he harvested fields the birds find ' schools. The board will soon adver
tise week beginning September 20. plenty of grain that shattered out . Use for bids for the supplying of
appropriated the sum of $150 to be 1 when the machines passed over. ; wood and coal to the schools. It Is
applied on the $1000 bonus which was ' 'he Southern states, particularly estimated that SO tons of coal will
required to secure the fair here for in Georgia, turkey ranches are not i be required for the furnaces this
five consecutive years. Eugene uncommon, but in the Northwest the ! winter. The matter of rates was dls
Guard. " industry on the scale It is being con-, cussed nt the meeting, but the date
' ducted by Mrs. Mottlnger. is practl-, set for advertizing for bids was not
cally In its beginning. 1 set.
The young birds find a ready mar-1
ket In Portland. Spokane and on the I Running Full Capacity.
u Roosfivelf'c
THE HOT WEATHER STORE.
Shoes and Clothing
Demented Man Picked Up.
Sunday night the marshal at Arl
Ington discovered a half demented en,, , ,,.. . Ti,ni-.i,..
man In an old warehouse. He gives
W. G. Sutherland Brings Suit Against
Miles Kemler for $200.
Two hundred dollars damages Is I nome as ,n iowa' uut tniu he nau
what W. G. Sutherland, a farmer re- i been workInB near Echo and had got
aiding near Pendleton, wants for the I ,en lost nncl been wlthout fod for ,
destruction of his white bulldog,!1""' uu-- "e "UB u i"'e -u-
. h . . I rlltlnn tic Vita triflt itao nil aiinhnrnu1
jbck. tie aueges in a commalnt
The Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage
men in tne state circuit court yes
terday afternoon that the animal was
shot and killed by Miles Kemler.
According to the complaint the dog
was kind and gentle, was well train
ed and useful as a protector of the
plaintiff's wife and children. On May
30 last Sutherland declares a bullet
from a gun held in the hands of
Kemler laid the animal low, and It
Itll f.,.,1 r1iitn 1. nk.l.tmn. knit. 1 r - ( I . .. - . . . .
. his name as McClure and said that his . " ii,T,,T I X' " ?."'n.?.-, ca'aLc",5 xr I !
...v.. j ull. luuiiuiuciurt! ui jue, wuicn is 10 j a
tons dally. The local demand for Ice
did not Increase much uurlng the J
very hot weather. In fact. It did not '
exceed the established demand of
from eight to 10 tons by over one ton
Ier day. There was a large Increase
FINE BEEF CATTLE.
j Turkey
I Dusters
For pictures, bric-a-brac and
fine furniture. The large, fluf
fy ones of split feathers and
long handles; alwaj-3 ge the
dust; can't scratch and last for
years.
Whisks, Too
Higher than they were, that is
the wholsale price Is higher.
Old prices still prevail here, but
may not long. Better save by
buying now; lBc buys a good
one; better ones for more.
Tallman (k Co.
LEADING DRUGGISTS
ditton, as his body was all sunburned. Seven Carloads From Southern Part
showing that he had ben without of the County.
Chronicle J C. Lonergan has bought along ' In demand from other points, but the
i Bear creek and In e contiguous
. , . ranges of the southern part of the
Ready to Launch. county seven carloads of fine fat cat-
When asked about the Spencer this j tie which will be shipped very soon.
micruuuu, rtyuiii. tuaiwuuu sain mey , i wo canoaas win go out tomorrow
company could not meet it, as It was
already running full capacity
New Water Street Residence.
Mro r. a ri I, -,.,. t .. i 1
were all ready for launching her and I and five carloads next Mondav. ovnr io V.i i.V. u
only waiting till the wind dies down the W. & C. It. to the Sound, for , e"nCe which will be buiU upon the
tr. nnri ,hor nrtrift Mo oriM, tho,-1 r..n.u utnte wuicn win De ouut upon me
ti-in oiicniort i MHinT w .iih.. i- i ... ..... vacant lots adjoining her present res
..... wuwu .u uu oum;i ' .11. buuciiuu la uu liie liull UI
Tuesday or early Wednesday morn- 1200 head of fat cattle over in Grant
lt- The Dalles Chronicle. county which he hopes to capture for
his firm, as they will be put on the
County Wood Purchased. market soon.
tdence on Water street. This will be
a six-room structure, frame, modern in
all respects, and the intention is to
complete It before winter sets in. It
! will be excellently appointed In all Its
... . " ' "V Mi'iruiuwit lit Ull lie
The board of county commissioners ine owner is desirous of selling all j partg nmi credt to tne neighbor
yesterday afternoon awarded the con-, V rf c "e uem, ana me . nood.
tract for furnishing wood to the "Je-xirunn company expects to buy
county court house to Montgomery 1 i, ,as .ln,s ' one OI a vory few
Brothers. The contract calls for 110 nrms m. lDe nwest that can buy
cords of wood to be delivered bv No- auch a larse b"nch of fat beeves and
vember 1. The price to be paid by w?r.k them UD ln the packing hous.e
the county Is $545, or about $4.95 per w'ltnout having to hold a portion of
cord. I tbem BO ,onE that loss by feeding
! would result.
J. E. BEAN REAPPOINTED.
"Working Over" La Grande.
The La Grande telephone system Is
being "worked over" according to the Countv Court Act nn Matter t
, same general plans as the Pendleton I , y C " " ,Matter of 8tock
j system, and It Is expected that the Inspector Franchise Granted.
! new Instruments will be put in in ' The board of county commissioners
both places as soon as the outside yesterday afternoon reappointed J E.
work Is completed. Exact dates can- j Bcan county stock inspector. Dr. J.
, not be ascertained. Christie, a local veterinarian, and S.
' P- Gould were also applicants for the
Located at Walla Walla. position. The office of Inspector
I Dr. Frances Thompson, the osteo-' comma"'is a 8a,ar' ' ? Per an
pathlst, with her young son. returned i " '? 8ala, that Jonn Rust of
from the East last nlgnt. and this U,"t,e,r, cek( desired the position and
morning left for Walla Walla, where ' c ,reTted a larf!e Pailoa among his
she and her husband, who is also an ' rlend8- H'8 , application, however,
osteopathic pracutloner, will locate i as not 8""mled to the commission
permanently. lcr?. , ,
The commissioners granted a fran-
I chise to the Preston-Parton Milling
j vumpuny oi Auiona tor the erection
and maintenance of electric light poles
ami wires along the county road bo-
, tween Athena and Weston. It Is the
intention of the company to furnish
a light and iiower to Weston.
Has Built 35 Warehouses.
William Hilton Is at Eltopla,
Wash., building a warehouse for the
Balfour-Guthrie Company. He will
spend much of his time on the rond
for the company from now on until
the close of the grain season. Mr.
Hilton has been ln the employ of
this company for years, and has
built 35 warehouses for them.
:
SPECIAL
FOR THE YOUNG LADIES:
Tan Oxfords
$3.50 VALUE FOR $2.5
WE MAKE THIS PRICE SO THAT
WE CAN FINISH UP THE SEASON
WITHOUT A TAN OXFORD IN THE
HOUSE.
A Bank
Account Drawing
Interest
WE RECEIVE DEPOSITS FOR ANY SUM FROM ONE DOL
LAR UPWARDS. A PASS-BOOK WILL CZ GIVEN YOU WHEN
YOU MAKE THE FIRST DEPOSIT. YOU THEN HAVE A BANK
ACCOUNT WHICH DRAW8 INTEREST. YOU CAN ADD TO
THIS ACCOUNT AT YOUR PLEASURE.
DIDNT SAY A WORD.
Coming From St. Louis.
W. A. Crank Is dally expecting the
arrival of his brother. O. C. Crank,
and family of St. Louis. O. C. Crank
comes wKh the Intention of locating
here, or In this part of the country,
which Intention Is aubpect to amend- j
ment after prospecting. Mr. Crank
Is a carpenter. '
Marriage Licenses. !
Licenses to marry woro Issued to-
day by County Clerk Frank Sallng to
the followlug: j
Albert Ohms and Eliza Pau. both '
of Umatilla county.
Fred Phillips and Ida Ashworth. ' X
both of Weston mountain. ,
Right Prices
Men's summer underwear, purple striped, each
Men's underwear, blue and flesh color, each
Men's underwear, very fine quality, each 75s and
T EVinnv hnfllam 1 ir. 9(V and
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iiuw ium-iu-uuuu ilea, lurc uatui iuiuul ui jjhi t'l" r '
1 ?c.r and
ee'Bee wornjug Buiris u
rtucugeo urees snins ,,vv -
Collars, cuffs, belts and suspenders.
Dear Mute Received His Sentence
Without Comment.
Carl Partridge said not a u-nril In
J J police court this morning when act-
ing justice naiiey sentenced him to
serve fivo days .In Jail for vagrancy,
for he Is deaf and dumb.
The deaf mute was ordered out" of
town yesterday morn.ng by the po-
1 II.. I.... L. ...
T iiv, uui ue reiunid last nlpht anil
was locked up.
Commercial National Bank
OF PENDLETON
Capital Stock, $50,000.
Stockholders Liability, $50,000.
The man had been begging on tho
streets and managed to acquire a fair
sized Jag with the money collected.
Jack Brown was fined Jio for
1 drunkenness. John Brown for a like
j offense, was fined $5.
j PENDLETON THE CHOICE.
Moscow Man Seeking a Location In
This City.
A. Foroman, of .Moscow, Idaho, is
here prospecting for a location, and
has uhout concluded to go Into the
saloon business In Pendleton.
Mr. Foreman was runnlnc a saloon
in Kendrlck at the timo of the big
fl-o, and lost his business thoroln. He
J has been here for some days and has
! I ocome convinced that Pendleton Is
the best town in tho Northwest at
this time, besides having better pros
pects than any other town with which
no Is acquainted.
Ho Illustrates the situation by cit
ing the fact that no one ln business
hero, saloon keepers or otherwise,
will soli out at figures which any or
dinary buyer Is willing to pay In
Medal Shoot Sunday. ,
The monthly medal shoot of the i
gun club will taKo place noxt Sun- j
day, provided enough of the members '
ure in town to nave one. Tho trap .
shooting at Meacham on the 21st Is 1
expected to attract a large attendance
from the Pendleton club.
BAER. Sb DALEY
One-Price Furnishers and Hatters
FOR SALE
Three Thousand Lambs Sold.
Barney Doherty has sold 3000 head I
of larabs-stockcrs, to. Eastern par-1 ,. . . , ,B nO.000.
tl ttf ! 1 U.1 f.ifi nnrAd rrrnm IB. uu. '
trees, J3000. I 8600 M . moon
f..mnm hnimp am. lnfn 1mm rhlrknn . Grain land irom auu w
yard, shade trees, $1750.
Modern C-room cottage, G fino lots,
fine soil, $2500.
Magnificent residence, $5500.
Vacant lots, $100 up.
Fine business property, cheap and on
easy terms.
Meacham and fed in Wyoming. They
arc said to be cholc.e animals, but
tho price paid for them could not be
learned.
Echo Waterworks.
The Echo waterworks will be in
oiieratlon some timo tho coming fall.
Mr. Nelson has secured a complete
title to all the ground and to the
rights of way for the mains, and will
push the work from now on.
Married by Judge Bean.
County Judge Bean this morning of
ficiated at the wedding of Albert
Ohms and Miss Eliza Parr, both of
this county. Tho coromony was per
formed at the county court house.
Contract for Foundation.
Tho contract for the foundation
work on tho new John Schmidt build
ing on Main street, was lot this
morning to Edward Johnson. The Job
Is to bo completed within 25 days.
nrirfin that are right.
Office rooms for renL
Timber land for sale.
Timi.or locations made.
I 1 1 juu - ... 1 I;,
can on iuo iu
Bank building.
C. C. BERKELEY
w c dt
Gives
Fre.e Trial,
Attend tho Boat.
Free Car
Eight Months" Tuition at Price of Six.
pendieloB.
BECK. THE PLUMBER
' . ., He
Has moved to Cottonwood street, between
Water and Court
1 1 1 I liPt tff nrAnorofl than ava
Tk. i.,nJ,d Sit? ,. We rates. Estimates cheerfully given. If you have work
club being quoted at 03 cents and I ,,ne Bee before you go elsowhere.
bluestem at C7 cents. Sales In Uma
tilla county yesterday amounted to
20.000 bushols,
before to do hlgh-class "i0 i.