PACE EIGHT.
DAILY EAST ORE GONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1904.
We Don't Need Wind
TO SELL OUR SHOES. QUALITY AND PRICE DO THE WORK.
OUR RULE IS PRICES WAY DOWN, QUALITY WAY UP.
IF YOU WANT GOOD SHOES,
SOLD HERE.
EXAMINE OURS. NO TRASH
DINDINGER, WILSON & CO.
GOOD SHOES CHEAP. 'Phone Main 1131.
SHEEP SOLO OUT
DOUGLAS BELTS DISPOSES
OF ENTIRE HOLDINGS.
went to Walla "Walla and engaged In
business, moving to the Great Bend
country from there.
Mr. Hartness' wife, with whom he
I had lived nearly 50 years, died the
' 2d day of last July from a heart trou
I ble. She had been an Invalid 22 years,
land was CC years of age at the time
' of her death.
Over 5700 Head of Feeders Sold to
Nebraska Firm Last Lot of Mut
ton Consisting of 1065 Head Just
Sold to Frye-Bruhn Has Only 45
Shropshire Bucks Left Will Buy
New Stock This Fall
TRAVEL FOR ACADEMY.
Messrs. Gibbon, Bleakney and Dlven
Working for the Institution.
Prof. Albert Gibbon, who will teach
In the Pendleton Academy the onsu-
Believes In , Ing year, will put In most of his time
60
Quick Sales and Hlhger Grades.
1 ... . . r. . ... t. in
I uuiu me opening on ouiueiuuer j,
i traveling In Baiter county nnd the
Powder river country In the Interests
Douglas Belts, the Pilot Rock sheep- j of the Institution, coming to Pendie
man, has sold 1065 head of mutton ton about a week before the open-
m . . sheep to the Frye-Bruhn Company for lng
Immediate shipment and slaughter.! Messrs. Bleakney and Dlven will
- 1 The animals are at the W. & C. It. , start on a tour which will Include Pi
DEATH OF THOMAS OGLE.
Pioneer of Umatilla County
Away at Athena.
Thomas Ogle died night before last
at the home of his brother, B. F. Ogle,
at Athena, aged about 60 years, of
Brlght's disease and a heart trouble,
with both of which he had been af
flicted for several years, and from
which he had suffered severely dur
ing the past several months.
The deceased and his brother came
to Umatilla county over 30 years ago.
He was highly respected for all the
sterling characteristics which go to
make up a high type of citizenship.
He had never married, but made his
home with his brother. He was a
son are associated In the undertaking
, of raising horses In that country The
Passed former now owns a section of land
and the latter a section and a - half,
and they will work the places with the
horses they take there, and also en
gnge in the raising of horses on a con
siderable scale, the animals they nre
taking there not being for the market
In any sense. The American horse Is
making an invasion of Canada that is
j yards today ready to be loaded.
lot Bock, the Ridge and McKny coun-
Mr. Belts has also sold to a Nebrns- try and back to Meacham, nlso In the
ka firm for shipment to Buffalo coun- Interests of the coming year s enroll
ty for feeding, 5700 Blockers. These mem at tho Academy. They will he
are all ewes and lambs and will be ' out a week.
shipped about October 1. The lnten-, After returning from tho last men
tion Is to put them on full feeding , tioned trip Messrs. Bleakney and
and market them about 100 days after Dlven, or at least the former, will
the first of October. , spend some time In the northern part
These sales are a virtual cleauup of the county on the same mission,
of all of Mr. Belt's sheep, as be has , after which trip Mr Blenkuey may
but 45 anlmnlB loft, nnd they are put In a week In Morrow county.
vmJl?,n p H,inE ' that f th Mo0 Shropshire bucks for crossing 1
American citizen. . on Merino grades. Mr. Belts has.
' agents in the Interior and between '
IN THE LIGHT LAND. tne flrst nml i0th or. October will '
,, , i have on his rnnges 2000 grade Merino I
B. V. Steele of Juniper, Threshed 20 ewes from the John Day country nnd
Bushels Per Acre From 700 Acres. ' farther In the Interior, his Intetltion
B. V. Steele of Juniper.
SOLD 7000 SHEEP.
Say You !
HAVE YOU BOUGHT THAT DINNER SEr v
YOUR WIFE? IN ABOUT TEN r,.v, ? " Yu
' lib. Ill II Mr.
I IN I tND TO REDEEM YmtDecr. - "VS
. - wiivlULI-
Do It Now
Ed Campbell Has Left Six Hundred i ;
Head of Ewes. j i
Garrison & Reynolds have bought '
(tr- ctilnmnnt , . Itonninr "Vail nlirntt I I
HELP US MOVE. WE HELP YOU WITH
OWL TEA H
TUr ...
Ol)S
term
Bay0
Tret1
r . Whn in I linhi" to reneat the formula he has "". Z
' J ? last night, has Just finished followed for the past four years-of '"u" Tl Lt 1 1
v m r ! r i : 1 1 1 1 r i nr i r i . snrvir,. run n it 1 1 r t. n .1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 ,1 .-. . r .. 1 . , 1 .. .... ,,,, ....-. i . . 1 1 - -. . ..... - ...w .
. , , - -- 1 , ubuuihb uuu inresuing ,UU acres Ol -iru"iiift u aim otuitiiii; tin u.oi -,,..,, I.plllr' 1,1c Itw1lvl,lni1 nmnnrtv
be learned. B. F Renn of this place. wheat. The entire crop yielded about . again for the development of mutton nf.u' ,,"Et, t nf hSi 1 ' W
also a veteran of the Union service, :0 bushels to the acre. Of this 240 'sheep exclusively. ""d wfJ ?J1 L....L ..
uuenueu tne lunerai. wnicn was nem acres belonged to Mr. Steele. Mr Belts will persist In his present i ,i
at 2 pm. today. The interment will i ..Twenty inlsheIs ls an averase IK)llcy of every fall selling off 'the in- f,0' nlI"f "a aTmals aM
be made at the Athena cemetery.. ln the juni,,,,,. aection." said Mr crease of his flocks for the exclusive ?,amV!u .wni"f , b.ut ,w'" .,s n 1
1 . . .. . (It 111LII Hit bill! I III I (I 'I II 11 llll'tfll-
v " "iwkuvi uct.vu3cu mj- vtaala " n n-rt nttnH mitrifiti trnitfi nnrl l:nnn n i rnm nA'si - - .
ed to Athena several years ago from f ,, fmi .,.i .,u , i,riin .,nn !,- t m efts' roa anu 111 Ilne con
jwum-. ana naa hmce maue nis nome i the ian(i js ot Ut for wheat. The and then sull them for mutton. The
there. The brothers had accumulat- arnls Jle on top of the Oregon hills . stock will always be Merino grades
ed a competence at farming and stock anA iD manv p)aces lt is .e farming 1 crossed by full-blooded Shropshire
Carr
Onl;
raising.
The funeral wa6 conducted under
tho auspices of the I. O. O. F., eight
of the fraternity attending from this I
place John Hailcy. J. H. Williams, !
H. E. Collier, Jsmcs and Leonard Le
Rone, J. L. Sharon end Leo Teutsch.
the side of a precipice."
REDUCTIONS CONTINUED.
HORSES TO CANADA.
-Still
M
F. W. Schmidt Unable to Move-
Offers 25 Per Cent Off.
Owing to the failure to receive some
of the wood work for the new room, '
F. W. Schmidt has been detained for
. bucks.
Mr. Belts considers it settled that
1 it is, more profitable ln theso days
of restricted range, to raise an ewe
' that will evory year outshear a yearl-
' ing. and then sell the increase, than
dltlon. reserved for breeding to blood
ed bucks. Just what breed of bucks
Mr. Campbell will make a specialty
of could not be learned.
Looking for Stock. I
M. T. Estorhnzle. of Cold water.
Kan., will engage In stockrnislng In
Umatilla county should hp find ranch 1
to hold the young sheep over for their lands suitable for cattle within the , ,
wool.
W. Briggs and James Nelson Willi8 few da" rin moving. During the
.1,1,. eui.4 ,,L. . , ujs uie siore remains in us oia room
,ShIpm!nt t0 A'berta- the great reduction of 25 per cent on
M W Briggs, who was formerly in- au druggists' sundries will continue.
u , acThor at reservation DurintI these few days the citizens
school, and James Nelson will next'w-,, ' nnrhmi,r t ok
week start for Alberta with 19 head ! on the dollar. The sale will continue
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE.
Rev. M. H. Marvin Tells How Pendle
ton Methodists Lost a Building
Site.
From three w&eks of roughing lt
in the Greenhorn mountains, beyond tie in Kansas and Oklahoma for the
next few weeks. Mr. Estorhnzle ls
making a thorough canvass of the
Northwest, and has been all over the j
Southwest. The climate In the latter '
regions he detests, and tho Sound '
and Valley are altogether too damp (
to suit him. Unless he finds what ,
he wants in the Inland Empire he will ' '
return to Kansas. He has raised cat-' !
The Correct
Fall Shape
Stiff
Hat
oi une Drooa mares oougnt lor that oniy for a few davs and buyers should 1 u,muuu uluuu",u' "'uu ' e n Kansas
purpose. Both will winter in Alberta, i o Mn mtakint: advantage of the GranUe' Rw- M- H- Mnrvin- rnerly , past 20 years
nnH Mr Tirt -nt ,k.ki "OI amay. ln l?Kln? auantaPe oi tne llresill,n ,.. nf . SlK,i.n.,B nn.
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church, nnd Rev. G. W". Denlston. pas
tor of University Park church
and Mr. Briggs will probably remain : opportunity,
there, except for occasional visits int!ggue
this country. ,
See large ad in this
Next spring Mr. Nelson will return
after a carload of brood mares of hie
own raising whih he will also take
to Alberta Messrs Briggs and Nel-
Western Union Changes.
BATHE
I NOW
Gone to Conference.
Rev. M. V. Howard left this morn-
Port- inn for Snoknne. to nttonil flip ftl-
lanrt nprttfOft in Tn it 1 otrt,, Inol tilntti, . m r. ...
Two important promotions are slat-' . "7h",r ;: Tv 71' J? T. TT?kw
ed in the Western llnkra qnn-tco In ' ?, , , . , . 1 . .. . wln te Joined fnrther up the road
tlVnLlTTf.t mat'Leri "f" J- H. Olbbs. iof. W. C. How-
!of the Seattle office, ls to be superin-1 " tor us and we didn-T even ze a w" lwrJ-- b ,a "f.,e P"B
onendent of the second district of the i TZ 8"d WC didn 1 eVeD Bet " ,d" a"l,f R - J - ComI10"- alBO
; Pacific division, with headquarters at ! Tev Mr Marvin was accompanied n 1 r Spoka!,e
I'Seattl. T v Rmiwiinr whn ho.1 )V-MT- -ariu Has accompanied During the conference the new church
i'C superintendrof the bf J?w' 5" f near Corl" Park- s'wkane- "e
! I vTlon wll i S nromotirt , !1 ' Arn'uld- "f Athena. a'l - Brack- dedicated. It cost $700... Mr. How-
I iK. , f""110!6? x? a raore!en Koonu, pastor of H! yard church Brd and nroimblv the remainder of
responsible relation with the compa- Srxikane wh are nn thnlr wnv to f. . liroimmj me remainuer ot
I'ny.buttowhat Place or duties is not ! "Lrc, h.e. W,U r0lUrn next Ve(ln
i Vfll kiwiwn Thas. obnnM will tnlra , m. .. uj.
THERE IS ALWAYS A SOME
THING ABOUT THE BOSTON
STORE HATS THAT APPEAL TO
THE WEARER. WE DO SELL BET
TER HATS THAN OTHERS AND
OFFER THE LARGEST LINE TO
SELECT FROM.
Boston Store
place September 1.
Tallman & Co 's window
says so. It talks this week.
Talks about Bath Brushes, Bath
Mittens, Bath and Toilet Soaps,
Sponges, Sponge Bags, Perfum
ed Waters, Toilet Powders, etc.
This window is well posted on
Bath and Toilet requisites.
Come In and listen. Season
right. Assortment complete.
Prices correct.'
Tallman (Eb Co.
LEADING DRUGGISTS
All the Way From Omaha
Four covered wagons laden with
immigrants, passed through yester
day en route from Omaha to the place
where they happen to stop last.
Horsts. mules, men, dogs, women and
kids looked well groomed, and all but
the women looked to be reasonably
happy. Like all other long-distance
movers' "women folks," the latter
looked worn and dissatisfied.
Will Winter In California.
Donald McDonald und wife and son
Ira, and AV. M. Scott and wife and
son Ira. will start In' a short time for
Long Beach. Cal., where they will
spend the winter. They consider that
place as the one that Is a little super
lor to all others In which to winter.
They wintered there last year, return
ing March 1.
which opens Monday at The Dalles
Mr. Marvin has been ou sick leave
for a year. He was pastor of the
church at Walla Walla when taken
ill. Since then he has been at Port
land and In California. Ho tells an
Dogs Killed a Porcupine,
There is an "opldemic" of porr u
pines around town. About "a dozen
have been killed within the past three
tl(JlLG fVl r Inn nun Vin ...
amusing story of how for . m.a"er ' in T F. Woward'8 back yard' s SaT
Jl 'J.0du8 L?end!f ," ""la "'Si", nnd now Howard has
I gone Into mourning fur his two ter-
which
lost the property site upon
now stands the local brewery.
local church people," he said, "had
an optoin on a corner lot, but there
was a difference of 15 In the price
t , rIors- which were plucky but Inexpert
onceu, and tacKieu the animal. Both
dogs are entirely out of commission
now, with their mouths full of the tor-
h woff n k jni n neuB i flor: I'll
Season
Soft and
Stiff
n 1 r .,,0, th"d he i;rice as"ked "ltd turing spines which are the only de
as a result they would not purchase. fonso th I10rcuplne has.
The brewery now stands on the spot. I
Benjamin
Franklin
said :
"If you would he wealthy, think of
saving as well as getting." Every
young man and every young woman
should lay aside a portion of their in
apmo. And the time to begin? Right
now. Start with a small deposit. This
bank it at your service.
"MONEY HATH WINGS."
"But the Methodist's hindsight is
always better than his foresight.
Years ago Father Wilbur secured
title to 1G lots for a college on the
Begun Remodeling.
The remodeling of the front and In
terior of the building occupied by
hill npnr ti,, hih hr,i Ti,m..h i tie acnmiui ijrug company, winslow
some negligence the taxes were left ! the jeweler, and Hanlon, the tobac
unpaid and the ownership passed into n ,beBan '; ,LaDov h,as )he
other hands." contract, which Includes new flooring
I uuu a Buuertu i cm i iiumMlll'Ill Ol par
SPOONEMORE SEEKS DIVORCE.
I titlons.
nfc"
IT TH
mull , --
After 32 Years of Wedded Bliss He '
Craves Freedom.
Thirty-two
No Objections to Assessment.
The board of equalization passed
nn linovnntful rlnv Vn nnnnnn,l
?! S f .marr'ed, ,,felbefore b, w 'to the 7epttoni5
and J C Spoonemore has concluded of one person mentioned Te.terdBV.li
inni imn i -ti m r i n n "fmn i Annn . . '
ii, v. V t"V"u";no oojectlons have been raised
for divorce was filed by the husband gardlng any assessment.
HwauwuU lit IKC OlttlC Uit '
cult court,
I BAEK DALEY
One-Price Furnishers and Hatters
lhe com I) a nt states
that the Spoonemores were married
January 18, 1872, at Isadora postof-
flee. Mo. There are seven children,
thr.ee of whom are over the age of 21
years.
Spoonemore says he came to Pen- i
dleton four years ago for the nurnose 1
of bettering his business condition. !
His Wife and famllv remained In
Huntsvuie, Wash
re-:
W. & C. R. Buildings Burn.
Fire has destroyed the tool house,
roundhouse and pump house belonelnir
to the W. & C. R. at Hunt's Junction, j 9-room modern dwelling, eood loca-
FOR SALE
AH the buildings are a total loss and
tho damage will be $3500.
To Construct Sample Road.
If plans ot the promoters carry, the
sample two miles of macadam rond nt
Reneatedlv. d
: Walla Walla will be bulk durlntr the
he asked his wife to come to this cltv ! month of October.
to resiue, nut she refused and now he
Is asking that the bonds of wedlock
be severed.
Spoonemore Is engaged In the em
ployment agency business In Court j
street. Potor West Is his attorney.
PIONEER FREIGHTER HERE.
Commercial
National Bank
of Pendleton
Expert Collectors
Wo have locate; a branch office In j
Pendleton, and will make collecting i
uoiunct bills a specialty. No account
too old for us to handle.
O. W. Hartness, Formerly of Pendle-I . Ur """l ''! "". "
ton. Now of Eim.ra, VUitlng In L 'ZTm ln8tltUtedudSraent8
O. W. Hartness. whose home Is now I J'
near Elmlra. in tho Great Bend coun-1 Co Mr P
trj-, Lincoln county. Wash., Is in town i11Q F .
the guest of his alstor, Mrs. John,119 E Court 8t' 'Phone Main 311.
Knight, and of James Crawford. With "
Mr. Crawford he crossed tho plains' A XT ' O f i
ovorland during the summer of 18C4. i XTtfe i OU oatlSIied
arriving at Pendloton tho 7tb of the ; With your income? If not, I can show I
noxt Septembei They camo from you how to add ?25 a week to your i '
uiuiiKu ,r. iiarmess is a nattve i income. Does not Intorofere with1
of Indiana. nresent occunatlon Unn, r. ir.,.i
. lor over 20 years Mr Hartness . In an advertisement five different
fteighteJ and farmed on 'he old trails times, earned a net profit of J130 '
; leading to and from Pendloton ln ev- J Write mo and I will ahow you how
tlon, 1 lots, fine basement, every
thing new and up-to-date, ;300U.
C-rootn house, 4 lots, barn, chicken
yard, shade trees, $1750.
Modern C-room cottage, C fine lots,
fine soil, $2500.
C-Room house, nice Improvements,
shade trees $1100.
280 acros fine land; elegant house;
rlnon (n trtnsn i fi K f I
C. C. BERKELEY
480 acres xwesi
640 acres grain
$8500. ,
Timoer '" -
If vou wisb to w-
rail on me in m
Bank building.
PLUMBING
.cry direction, and also engaged in
stock raising, For some years he lived
Ion a farm near Milton, and afterward
you can do the same thing, and give,
you positive proof. H. M. A., Bos
14091, New York.
1 ytww.ft " Anlrtl4C JV
m.'i 1 1 r i nn I . etntea . . i . vnitHir , ....a. - - nil .
, n,w.'i. ,ii,i or,,i Mmnotent plumbers, jj
made up of the best experienced workmen, w
to sanitary features of work.
..r-e
I ft S GIVE YOU Flaunt-
. ,i An on y tee
On your work. We quote right prices u -
Gondman-ThompSOfl Co.
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HARDWARE AND PtUMBm-.
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