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DAILY EAST OREGON1AN, rENDLETOV. OREGON. ntlDAY. SEPTEMBER 1C. 1001.
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Dissolution Sale
IS Di ritOGRESS. PltlCES CtT, SLASHED AND SLAUGHTEK
EI). $30,000 STOCK OF EOOTWEAK MCST HE SOLD.
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SORGHUM
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DINDINGER, WILSON &, CO.
Good Shoes Cheaper Than Ever
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YIELDS WELL
w. w. wolke harvests
EXPERIMENTAL CHOP.
western Warehouse Company, who
returned yesterday afternoon from a
trip to Swltsler's Island mid through
the Wnlla Walla country. "The yield
In grain this year has been exeep- !
(tonally good and the farmers have
no fault to find with the prices. I , J
look for a Rood business year In spite j
of the fact that a presidential cam- , T
pulgn Is on." l
Mr. McComns Is Interested In ,
Swltzler's Island, and has 'been exper-,' i
Imentlng with sugar beets. "We had .
planted about 1G acres," he said, "but T
the water was not turned on soon Z
Gum Without Irrigation Except the ! enoU(;h Bnd ,he rilu,l ,m8 been vcry
Soeiwice nnd Yields llulshctl Sor-
Clmin nt the Kate of IHKI Gallons
Per Acre Mr. AVolfc AV11I Mnkc
Sorghum n Hegular Crop Hereafter
l'liltliiR lu Plant to Make Syrup.
tinsattsfnctory. 1 believe the coun- i
try would raise sugar beets, but our ,
experiment has not been what was J
looked for,
II PLEASED KNIGHT
An "Infant Industry" that will bear
watching any amount of devel
oping In CmntlUa county Is the nil
STEPHENS GIVES BONDS.
Young Man Acon-cd or Stealing
Hop-os lit Liberty Under 8000 Hall.
Warren Stephens, who has been In
i nis open nouse , , .,rChum. luilclnir from th ov. i the countv lull for the oast two and
perlence nnd opinion or W. W. i one nan months, cnargeu wmi norse
AV. 1. 1IAVSPOKI) iti
TOTtXS ntOM
CONCLAVE.
the finest wines.
was kept by the Kentucklans
mrougnoui uie enure session. i Wolfe, of Echo. .stealing, was released this morning
Mr Hansford saw the Milwaukee ; y. Wolfe's experience In the nils- under bonds of J900. Mrs. Florence
launched, and says It was a very Im
pressive sight worth :olnc a long
ways to witness. He also visited the
mint and saw some of the $46,000,000
lug of sorghum and reduction of the
' sap in the East naturally led him to
! speculate on the poslblllties of the
i T. . hn tllutlf. In t ll 1 1 f M.tfnt till ! eil In have stolen five head of horses
worth of gold from Japan, in return su,t ()i th(U wh,k tlu8UBllr Deet is j from farmers in the Hadger Springs
E. Stephens, his sister-in-law. and
B. C. Auttninn are the bondsmen.
On June -3 last. Stephens Is alleg-
fur American goods, being coined.
Sicak In Glowing Term of the Hos- j
pltallty and Entertainment at San
Frunclco and EH-cially of the
Oicii Hou-e Maintained by Ken-
tucky's Grand Coniniandery of
Knight- Templar Saw the Mll
Muukec Ijiunclietl.
I VETERAN SCHOOL TEACHER.
s. s.
A. D. Hansford returns from the
Knights Templar conclave enthusias
tic over the sights and more than en
thusiastic over the good-fellowship
and the hospitalities that waited up
on everybody's fuAMtes and made
every dream und every waking mo
ment a vision of rupture.
Business In San f ranclsco was
-temporarily suspended every line ex
cept those engaged in catering and
In transportation, and the city gave
itself up to making life enjoyable for
the visiting thousands, and every de
vice that could appeal to the eye. the
ear and the appetite was used for
their benefit and was gratuitous.
The reception by the Kentucklans
was the most gorgeous and lavish
and spontaneous ever enjoyed by any
order at any time or place. Its basis
was an appropriation made by the
Kentucky grand lodge and by the
lodges of Louisville, which was ex
pended on the most beautiful embel
lishments of the Hotel St. Francis,
.and the finest liquors ever drank out
aide of "QW Kalntuck."
I T&r. Hansford testifies that the
whisky which flowed at the fit. Fran
ds was a little the fines; that ever
found Its way west of the Rocky
mountains, and there were 250 coses
Darnell Hecclvo l'lrt
Certificate to Tench.
'yet an experiment, sorghum Is not
, at least It Is not with him.
I sno Gallons Per Acre.
Grade Three years ago he raised a small
. patch; two years ago and a year ago
he also reduced small patches. One
By reason of former high grades year, by slight Irrigation, he raised
In the subject of arithmetic, notwith- ! sorghum which tried out at the rate
standing the fact that he failed to of 500 gallons to one ncre of plants,
pass the recent county teachers' ex- , Last spring he planted three acres
amlnation, S. S. Darnell has recur- ' ol sorghum on ground that Is seml
ed a ptrst grade certificate. ' desert, being located In the edge of
neighborhood. His mother recently
I arrived from the East and It was
j through her efforts that his release
I was brought about.
HYPNOTIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Thomas Nje Will Give Second Exhi
bition ut Commercial AMicliitlou,
Thomas Nye will give a second en
tertainment in hypnotism at the par
lors of the Commercial Association
Stoneware Sale
FOll THE FEAV REMAINING BAYS AT OWl OLD STAND
AVE WILL SELL OTJU STONEWARE AT THE FOLLOWING
PRICES:
ONE-HALF GALLON JAR AVITH COVER lie
ONE GALLON JAR AVITH COVER 20c
TWO-GALLON JAR AATTH COALER 38c
THREE-GALLON JAR WITH COVER. 50c
POUR-GALLON JAR AVTTH COVEU C3c
ITVE-GALLON JAR WITH COVER 75c
REMEMBER ALL HAAE COVERS. THIS PRICE ONLT
liASTS T7NTIL WE MOVE. AVE BOUGHT" A STRAIGHT CAR Oil
AVE WOULD NOT MAKE THESE PRICES, TOR A FOUR-GALLON
JAR SHIPPED LOCAL WOULD COST US, LAID DOWN IN PEN.
BUTTON, 72SC, AND OUR SALE PRICE IS 03c.
OWL TEA HOUSE
REMOVAL SALE
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A recent school law provides that ' the mtadows. four miles northwest tomorrow night,
when an applicant ut two successive 1 of Echo. The ground was plowed j His private exhibitions, given at
examinations secures an average of . once and had never been plowed be- different homes in the city, have
per cent or more In nny one ' fore, being typlcnl sjge brush semi-. been highly appreciated und his
branch, he shall be exempted from desert. It was harrowed once and i many friends are glad to acknowl
further test in that study. ' then the sorghum seed put in the ' edge his superior skill In this art.
Darnell has held second and third j ground and no further attention paid
grade certificates and he was obliged i to It: it was not cultivated nor was
at the recent examination to secure i a drop of water put upon It from that
first grade papers or' nothing. He I time on except the few und lnsuffl
falied to secure the general uverage clent rains which fell after seeding,
of 90 per cent. Gm AVlth SublrrlgnUon.
Later In looking over his old papers ; h d had
Darnell discovered that he was enll- . .h, ki i,i,. .,,.
it. and one good soaking from a
( broken Irrigation ditch above it. Yet
; this sorghum developed an excellent
crop, und Mr. AVolf Is now putting ; light this year. Neither would be
valley to
satisfied
satisfied to return to the
live, nnd return perfectly
with Umatlllu county.
tied to exemption in arithmetic and
when the matter was laid before the
examining board, he was given his
old credits in that branch and his
average was jui.u wu.Cc (n Q viatn for
tne tirst grade cerucuie. prevf- , crusher operuU.d
OUS eUinillU&IUIlS in.cicu
1 100 per cent and 90 Pr cent, respec-
' lively In arithmetic. His markings
i nr tht lawt rt In thin branch aru K S ' '. . ... ... ... AHA
... - - of lne pyouno Wiu yieia ai least iuu
per cent. gaijong Qf sorghum per acre. He
Mr. Darnell Is past 50 years of age COngljBr that sorghum raising in the
uiiu ix itkiuu rhn fl at rirt la no lonrer In the ex. T i
i 1 ' -- a l IWttlV J':. lllllll'.
He and others interested feared the
soil, which is principally sand, would
Returned IYuni the A'ulley.
Mrs. A. C. Henderson and her
niece, Mrs. A. L. Rogers, both of
Pilot Rock, have returned from a
two-months' visit to Linn county and
Corvallls und other valley points,
their old home. It was their first
rjturn ii JS years, and they iud
many changes, and also that all the
principal crops of thut country are
reducing It. The
by horse power.
i and the boiler wil Icost from J100 to
It 123 in cast outlay, and Mr. Wolfe
Ms perfectly confident' that portions
Not Made by a Trust
IF YOU ARE REALLY LOOKING FOR A FINE 5c CIGAR,
TRY THE "PEGGY O'NEAL." GUARANTEED BY THE LARGEST
INDEPENDENT MANUFACTURER IN THE V. S. TO BE ABSO
LUTELY FULL I LA A ANA FILLER AXD HAND-MADE.
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,t
entered the Confederate army at
jage of J? years and servet during
the war. He was three times wound-
,ed and carries 6n empty sleeve since . Mnu: , , , tpn. that
the fight on Malvern hill. He has . 0D W0Ud be ruined, but noted
I been teaching in this county for sev- j . n -ratified surnrlse that the mud-
- of it on tap there from start to finish, t eral years. , d . wnter tTom the broken ditch ac-
f flanked by an unknown quantity of; ; tually seemed to have furnished
iieiuroeu troni iuing. lenpugh clinging, soil w oinu tne ?qaijng.
; suiiicieniiy 10 pre" " ,
a
jFAIR.
I FACES
Made fairer by use of our
Mme. Qui A'lve's Skin Food.
Removes the effect of
"THE GOOD OLD
SUMMER TIME."
It Is an excellent massage
cream, removes dirt, tan.
freckles and sunburns. High
ly recommended by leading
theatrical people. Price 2.'.c.
Tallman d& Co.
LEADING DRUGGISTS
Returned From AVeddlng.
Prof. Bieakney returned from EI
gin last night. Yesterday he officiat
ed at Elgin at the wedding of Lewis J
Looking for a Locution,
AVI11 Dozler left this morning with i
the avowed Intention of finding some j
1 I I ...III 1 . 1 .. 1 n .1 A .
piuce wncru lie vmii ire suiiancu .w i
before he stops .
ii
a going. Mis lmmeumie iieniiiiuiiun ,
Is the Coeur d'Alene country; from
there to the Okanogan, and later to J
the Alberta country. It is likely that (
his brother-in-law, J. K. Motsch-
nian and his family, will go to Alber- i
ta In the spring. Mr. Motschmnn Is !
now In Northern California prospect- T
PEGGY O'NEAL
5c CIGAR
Ukluh Buttcrmnker.
A
A, G. HOWARD
by the heaviest winds. j
The former crops or sorgnum rais- TTltlnh. is one of
Denham. superintendent of the Lake j ed by Mr, Wolfe in this neighbor- j he "DUttermakers whose product al-
Sutierior Lumber Company, who was
married to Miss Una Conner, propri
etor of a gents' and ladles" furnishing
house at Elgin.
s-J IVr Ilrail fur Mlxwl Bluckcro.
Henderson & Won. of Pilot Rock,
have sold to Hunter & Stephens, the
Nebraska burrs. :00i head of sheep
mostly yeafllngs, 2 and J-year-olds.
at an average price of f! per
1 head.
hood were raised near the river, . r,ltT,nnds the ton of the mar
where the soil Is different and the j keL Mr connell des not Put UD
moisture supply more plentiful and ' (ce nQr bu. ice but stores his butter
reliable. His experience of this year and kceps his milk nnd crenm in
he regards as almost a revelation of ! aub-cellars cooled by the finest
possibilities. ' springs in the county. His annual
First Experiment. ' output is 3333 pounds sold In Pendle-
Mr. Wolfe is believed to be the , ton. and 1250 pounds sold in other
firs experimenter with sorghum In market, 'lf.f aIe 'I'lilhll'hv6 that
the Echo district. A few have exper-I ures only, with the probability that
mented wi h It In the northern part ; he markets above the estimate given
but the results huve
TELEPHONE MAIN SMI.
115 COURT STREET.
PENDLETON, OREGON.
Drink
DESCENT
REAM
OFFEE
It is Fins
of the county.
not received any particular attention.
if Indeed they were at all encourue-
, Near Echo this year Tom bmltn
.tnd Benjamin Haley raised small
pai-.'hes of sorghum from seed furn
ished by Colonel R. C. Judson of the
R. & N. They did not raise
iioush to warrant putting up plants
(..r its reduction, and It Is not known
'a hat disposition they will make
the crop. x . .
Engineer Llslit I'lant at Milton.
J. B. Gorton, for some time en
gineer of the Milton municipal elec
tric light plant, was In town last
night and went to Heppner this
morning, called there by the danger
ous Illness of his fatlmr. K. B. Goi -
tun. who Ik uftllcted witn u stomacn i t
trouble. Mr. Gorton is succeeded in
the Mlectrlc light plant temporarily i
of ! bv a man named Powers, from V itlln
t Walla.
: SPECIAL SALE ON :
I Boys' Clothing j
and Furnishings i
HAl'I'V FARMER YORK.
IN 1 and 2 L3.
1 SEALED TINS ONL.?
Killed ii .Mule for u Bear.
. . . .
. it Id raponeo irom uie iihiuiimii"" ,
Mild M.uOd llii-h.-N ut Wheat at 07 ! that M. A. Itader and Dan Downey
I . .... ... ....I., 'who huve Just returned from a hunt- Z
Cent, anil Mart- lor vor....- ...... , mfcrtook a ml,le l.ongii.K ,
With the pr.eeds of H.000 Inwh- t( a torm-r nanied Ward, for a boar ,
els of wheat safely iorn in I ad killed it before seeing what it
bank, out of dbt und a J6000 rl- j really WHP-
dence on his farm in pTtvaem of cm-
struct Ion. JaiMe X. York of Weston. . Mlieilnery.
la a nnntnlud man. i ... j. '
Mr Vnrk haa tMn larmillK near
: 9
i
Two carloads of farm
Weston for a number of yean.
....i . r i
5' ' x-
THEIR RIGHT
TO KNOW
People "ho entrust their money to
n hank want to know something of it
rlmmclal KtroiiKth. Wo fully recosnlM
thU rlglit, nnd Rladly furiiHli depositor-,
with n Hit of our directors nnd
stockholders. Then, from time to
time ic publish reports Miowlns tho
condition of tho bank. Copies of theo
reiKirts ure kejit on linnd for Uio-o
Mho v.iih to bee them.
Commercial
National Bank
of Pendleton
ihaa experienced the ui and downs I
I of a farmer's life and now finds him-,
a. ' ....,. t.u, mu 1 nwsi rrl the too.
unloading at this point.
machinery .
& N. for I
If
Forest fires lme broken out anew j
In all the Cascade runge. f
rtlf making hte way toward the top
! had an exceptionally fine oro
thi Hifl." ald Mr. York, who was I !
in IWIetoa yeMarday afternoon.' VN YOU UK? IJM
t and I managed to dispose of It at an UJ I VV DELVn ?
avra pric of fit cents. I came to Qf m40 eart,ur ltfter your meals? J
Pendleton today and received my If ,,0 you knolv how miserable you
money. In a few weeks I am going . . you're afraid to eat this or '
Biijb' school .-tilts, to-piece,
Sl.r.0, S2.UI) to SI. 110.
Boj .' school siiilts, threc-pifeo
$2,110, S2..o to sr.. CIO.
"Buster Bitiwn" Suits,
sn.s.'t, sn.r.n, si.oo mid s.i.oo.
Boys' Knee Punts,
aoc, 75c, S1.00 nnd 91.S5.
Boys' Ixmg Pnnts,
Sl.Ml, 32.r0 mid 8S.50.
A choice collection of lioys sweat
ers lu colors and fancy ctrl)-.
nt $1.00, $1.25 to 82.00.
Bojs Caps,
25c anil 50c.
We also have boyo' Shirt, Ties,
Collars, lints und Shoes.
to the
that, and as a result you become thin ;
to take my family and go
World's fair and then pay a visit to an(1 run ,oW T.ikc our advice nnd
my old home in North Carolina.' lry a tloge of uost. tter s Stomach Bit- J
ters before each meal ou will no-
TAX CASH ARGUED. i uce an Improvement from the very,
. ifirst dose, and when taken regularly i
always cures a Weak Stomach, Weak mmwvWyTTTITT,v,TTTr.,.
Kliluojs. Poor Appetite, crvinisncs,
BAER. (& DALEY
One-Price Clothiers and Furnishers
o. R.
,t- N. A!iiiiuiit Ir( Now in Iho .
HiiihU of .lodge Hill".
The argumentB In the notion of th
O. It. N. eomimny asHing ior a
writ of review of Its assessment In
Umatilla county were eoncluded ,
shortly before 6 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and the matter Is now In i
lint hands of Circuit Judge w.
ISIh.
Abstain Counsel Arthur C. Spon
cer. of the O. R. & N. company, who
conducted the case for tho railroad,
rctuinol to Portland last night. It.
will be several days before Judge El- I
Us renders his decision in tne cue.
JJEETS NEEDED WATER.
E. W. McConuw' Crop on Swltxler's
Lslond Very Light
"There is no need of my saylne
anything In regard to the wheat crop
of the Inland Empire," said E. W.
McComas, local agent for the North-
Indlsestlon, Dy-ix-paln nnd Malaria.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
The Morning After
i a heavy and rich meal will
! be unattended by discomfort
I or sickness if, before going
I to bed, you will take
Beecham's
Pills
gold ETerywher. In box (Mc. -
FOR SALE
9-room modorn dwelling, good loca
tion, lift lots, fine basement, every
thing new nnd. up-to-dato, 300O.
C-room house, lota, barn, chicken
ynrd, abade trees, I17B0.
Modern C-room cottage, C fine lota,
lino soil, $2500.
G-Itoom house, nic Improvomonts,
shade trees $1100.
280 aeret'Ctae land; elegant house;
clcW.to tews, 9CCt.j.
higbir
4S0 acres finest wheat land;
Improved, $27,000,
C40 ncrcs grain land, $10,000. .
040 acres groin land, well Impror0'
$S500.
Office rooms for rent.
Timb.er land for sale.
Timber locations made.
If you wish to buy or sell T
call on me In my office In bstiw
Bank building.
C C. BERKELEY
hMIMIMO tUM'