DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOHER 5, 1P0L
EIGHT
PAGE JEIGHT.
FOR AN EXHIBIT
in. c. a. SMITH TjRGES
UMATILLA COUNTY TO ACT.
Commercial Association Takes Tip tlie
Matter of a Count- Exhibit at tlio
Lewis nml Clark Fulr Space Is
Bclnf; Allotted and at "Will Soon lie
Too Late to Get a Suitable Loca-
tlon County Court lUrjrcd to Act.
seventeen new members were
'voted Into the Commercial Asoclatlon
at ithe regular monthly meeting last
night. The total membership now Is
about 176. The names voted upon
'hist night follow:
F. A. Swingle, Robert Wattenburg.
"William P. Sturgls, A -J. McAllister,
Charles A. Cameron. Jr.. O. "V. Coff-
jnan. Will F. Hessian. Martin B.
Behrlnx, R. J. Slater, James F. Slater.
Charles E. Bean, J. M. Compton, Fred
Mllnes. II. E. Murray, Leo Blackmnn,
Francis WHInrd Bond. J. A. Smith.
The question of a county- exhibit at
the Lewis and Clark fair was dls-
-cussed. Dr. C J, Smith, who has just
returned irom a trip to St. Louis, de
clared that It was high time Umatil
la county was bestirring itself and
preparing nn exhibition for the Port
land exposition. rrhe fair opens
next June.' he said, "and this is Oc
tober. It Is time the county commit"
sloners were doing something. Space
Is being alloted at the fair grounds
and If we don't look out Umatilla
count- will be left In the lurch. 1
believe the people of the county want
to see this part of the state repre
sented at the fair and the commis
sioners will not be criticized if they
appropriate $500 for this purpose."
For the present, the club is still
undecided regarding new quarters.
The proprietor of the building In
which the association now has its
rooms promises to extend the build
ing In the rear 50 feet, if the club
will take the space. He promises to
have it ready for occupancy by early
spring.
TRAINLOAD OF SHEEP.
Garrison & Reynolds Ship 30 Carloads
to Kearney, .Nebraska.
Five thousand head of mutton
sheep, making up a train of 30 cars,
left Pendleton today for Kearney,
Neb. The liheep are being shipped by
the firm of GarrU.on & Reynolds,
which has been doing so rue gxfenjive
buying in this section during the autn
mer. " " "
The sneip are destined, ultimately,
for the Chicago market, and after
feeding at Kearney for a few weeks,
will be shipped on to the Windy city.
The animals were recently purchased
from local sheepmen and were
brought In from the summer ranges
to be loaded.
BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKE.
Al Balcom pf Maxwell Stung by Four
"!j Foot Reptile.
Al Balcom of this place was Sat
urday lost, stung by a rattlesnake
near Echo, nnd Is now at his home
near the Walters' mills, taking care of
a very sore leg under Dr. Blakeslee's
directions.
Mr. Balcom was walking along the
road driving a harnessed team before
lilm. and accidentally stepped on a
four-foot reptile that was half con-
TO HELP OREGON
cealed by the weeds nnd grass along ,
the troll. Before he could do a thing
In self-defense, or to nvold the rep
tile, he was stung on the right leg.
about half way to the knee. Just above
the hoe top.
Mr. Balcom went ut once to the RINAI.DO M
camp he wns employed on the Max
well ditch nnd wis nt once token to
Echo, where emergency methods were
lanen 10 stop ne worst immeuinie ei- . ,m)5 million r "Oregon, Wnli
,,. , .,' ,.,.., ., , . 1 lugtou nnd Idaho ' Will Re
put himself Under Br. Blakeles's core. '
He Is convalescing nicely, but has n .
very sore Jeg. '
ty, Washington. He wns arrested nt
Pomoroy Tor the crime, but escaped
from the sheriff nnd 1ms not since
jbeen seen.
1 LOCAL STOCK ASSOCIATION.
HALL PRE
PARING O. R. X.
ATHENA PRODUCE MARKET.
New UuhIiiww AVhlch N or Value to
runners, '" l' Ijumched.
At irtst Athena Is to have a long felt
want supplied. A produce market Is!
to be conducted by O. L. Chamber
lain, a recent nrrlvnl from New York
state, and F. O. Lucas, proprietor of
LARGEST APPLE SALE.
Hood River Company Sell 30 Cur
ImuN to Portland Pollers. In One
Transfer.
What is thought to be the targes:
single snle of fancy apples ever made
in the Northwest has Just been made
In Hood River.
Just sold to Portland wholesalers 3ols,,b- " have Interested capitnl
carloads of fancy Spltsenbergs and
Twolie Stockmen of 1'niutllln County
ROOK, i ...
' Form n lli-ecdcrs' Orpinlatlon.
' ru'otvo rnnnhnra linvp nrminlzed UI1 nt.... .nDiniiraiit oitva flip Atllp-
i ....... ..... - " - i i up x .imiu i v.- -.
uli- I association at Pilot Bock for the J)a press. The gentlemen hnve form
f lu ' handling of blooded stock exclusively. . business relationship for this
Most Suiicrl. Volume or Statistics A"'.T ,s ',U.rChnSe,y I"' Tf? ,,ur,08C' nnd enKnce, ,n ,h5 ,,Ur
1 I will be kept upon the farms of those ch of knd8 of produce nt once,
l.cr issued In Oregon Will Do, belonging to it and will be used prl- , f whcn tliev wlI1 pay the highest
market price nt all times.
. i I- n luinofanlnP
Is not to ' ,, came to the relief of nil towns
ling livestock of high character anJ 5tlrnulus
it for the subscribers, who will '. . , ,,,
, i it rives lu umur uii.iiiiiuia w.. ...
pay equui sums upon an af ..-j considerable extent. That-
made for investment, or percnam s om wI,
for the payment of losses. R lnsurcs hm
The members of the association are . " . , nvfM unn ,n Ri
named gentlemen, nil . '""rZX
Levi ei- , ',"!...'
UUKlluvfji lo mill iici viuiui v.
oto .Much Siwice to Crop nml Farm j marlly for building up the livestock
Statistic Entirely New Map to Be ; Interests of the members. The Inten-
I breeding
I except for the subscribers, who will
j The distribution of 500.000 pieces
;of literature descriptive of the North
iwest: to have brought the largest
j number of homeseekers to Oregon
I that ewr gathered here In one year,
to have advertised Oregon. Wnshlng-
tbe following
of whom are well known:
m.c ..u.v...U ......... . T T. nilll.l
ton nnd Idaho, to every quarter of the ""- r . r. '
1UIUI, U. J. IMIIIIIHf, l- w- ..." ' i
Pattnn, .
Newton Pippins, the total sale
amounting to $32,000. The 20 cars
of Spltxenbergs sold for $1.10 per
bushel and the 10 cars ot Newton
Pippins, for $1.75 per bushel.
The apples are for the fancy trade
of the large Eastern cities and will be
shipped over the Harrlman lines to
Chicago, New York and other lending
cities. This entire shipment wns se
lected stock, nnd is said to be the
finest lot of Oregon apples ever sold
In one lot.
OFFICES IN PENDLETON.
n !
Milwaukee Road Will Soon Hate
Resident Agent lu Tills City.
F. R. Hanke, traveling freight and
passenger agent for the Chicago. Mil
waukee & St. Paul, who Is soon to
take up the duties of resident freight
agent in Pendleton, was In the city
last night. Local railroad men dis
credit the story that Hanke is to be ' netual
stationed In this city, but the Infor
mation that the headquarters are to
be here comes from what is consid
ered undisputed authority.
It Is but a move on the part of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, It Is
said, to gain a more secure foothold
in the Inland Empire, with the abject
of soon tapping the Northwest with
a line, that will ultimately be ex
tended to the coast.
In the resources of the Northwest. Is
only n small part of the task per
formed ly the passenger" department
of the O. R. & X. during the past
year.
In continuation of this good work,
and to add to the efficiency and In
terest of that advertising matter so
widely scattered by the O. R. & N.
nnd Hnrrlmnn lines. Is the mission of
Rinaldo M. Hall, to Pendleton . nnd
Fmatllla county, this week.
Mr. Hull Is author nnd editor of
"Oregon. Washington and Idaho,"
the well known publication Issued
annually by the O. R. & N. company
nnd is now gathering data for the
!19rtj edition of the book.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Hall,
and Is a guest or Hotel St. George,
while visiting the various institutions
of Pendleton, today, nnd will spend
some time in Umatilla county, get
ting In direct touch with the produc
ers of wheat, wool and alfalfa, fruit.
I corn and sugar neeis, m collecting
figures from the men who
drldce. Albert Boesch. R. H.
F. E. Sherman, E. E. Simon, A. F.
Michaels, A. D. Sloan, E. C Mathews. I
The first Investment made by the
..Anmnnf In nt n t WO. VPlir-Old PeTCll- I
eron stallion bought of the McLaugh
lin Company nn animal weighing
between 1700 and 1S00 pounds, for
which was paid $3600. This is the
horse that has been kept for the past
month at T. P. Glllllnnd's.
General Corbln now denies that he
sold an army officer should not be
allowed to wed until he had an In
come of $2400.
t
j Moving
into our new
j building
Owl
j Tea House!
MTFI-Y ITNEI) Sir.O.
Youth 10 Years or Ago Escajn's Term
for Cattle Stealing.
John W. Duffy, guilty of cattle
stealing, has escaped a term In the
penltentlar by the action of the stnte
circuit court In nllowlng him to pay
a fine of $150. Duffy pleaded guilty
Monday afternoon nnd wns fined this
morning. The money was nt once
paid by the defendant's father.
Duffy and G. C. White were Indict
ed during T. G. Hallcy's term of of
fice as district attorney. The latter
was sentenced to two nnd n half years
In the penitentiary. Young Duffy is
19 years of age and It Is claimed he
is subjected to epileptic fits and at
times Is not in his right mind. He
O. R.
grow the cropst for use in his forth
eomlng volume.
Senator llolllvcr Relighted.
"I feel that we have accomplished
one of the greatest triumphs of the
vmr In havlne Senator Dolllver visit I frankly admitted taking the cattle,
and view Oregon. In coming up from , but declared he thought they belong
Portland yesterday- on the train. Sen-! ed to White.
j ntor Dolllver expressed continual sur- j
I prise nt the wonderful resources of j Club Rooms Closed Tonight.
' the state, as seen from the car win- t The pnrlors of the Commercial As-
dow. It seemed unbelievable to him, ( Fociation will be closed tonight while
i that wheat would grow on top of the j houseclennlng is In process. Members
j nuis in HiBiu ut i.nr irutins. uiiuianu visitors win De pieasea xo iorego
& X. Attorney Prepares to Car-,when assured that this soil produced j the pleasure of spending the evening
from 35 to 50 bushels per acre, he nt there In order to give the librarian
once admitted that it was a revelation jan opportunity to clean up the rooms
to him and that he could now testl-jor the winter season,
fy to the wonderful richness of this
country." said Mr. Hall. Wnllown Invite n Puslli-t
WILL MAKE AN APPEAL.
ry l"l Hie Tax Cum;.
Assistant Counsel Arthur C. Spen
cer, of the O. R. & N. comiiany. Is
Jn Pendleton tQday from PornriJ,
.ui lilt- tui tiu: ui iiiuniiit, unuiihi;-
tm-nls to nppeal the action of the
railway against Umatilla county for
a writ of review of the 1904 assess
ment. State Circuit Judge W. R.
Fills rortntlv found for the defend
ant In the action. j truth about tne state irom mm mm
"I feel confident of victorv when Iwnnot be dented nor gainsaid,
the case goes before the state supreme , Mr. Hall has raised the standard of
court." said Mr. Spencer. "I will geti"t i'u"vunuu um..
my papers together for the purpose a hand-book of Information aoom
of making the appeal as soon ns pos- j Oregon. Washington and Idaho, and
slble." i goes into every city and hamlet In
RAIN
IS WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
SHOES
NEW, FROM THIS BIG STORE IS WHAT EVERYBODY
WANTS TO KEEP THE FEET COMFORTABLE, DRY, AND Or
STYLISH APPEARANCE. WE HAVE THEM FOR YOU,
HAN AN, DOUGLAS, GLORIA, RED SCHOOL HOUSE 'WA
TER PROOF, AIR PROOF. THE GREATEST WEAR RESIST
ER KNOWN TO MAN TODAY AT ANY PRICE YOU NAME.
OUR SHOES ARE BETTER.
ROOSEVELT'S
BOSTON STORE
Shoes and Clothing
"One man like Dolllver talking Tnat tne sheriff of Wallowa coun-
auout uregon. is worm more inuii ui-j ty is not opposed to prize fighting,
egonlans can possibly estimate. It is j waR demonstrated this morning, when ; f
a triumph for the state. His friends . Harney Mullen, a pugilist, who haslj
and neighbors at Town win near a Ueen making this city his headnuar-
the United Stntes.
Larceny by Bailee.
A charge of larceny by bailee and
a charge of forger- have been
brought against George Lamnnt, Un
der arrest for obtaining money by
false pretenses from Charles W. Ir
vin. a local confectioner. Lamont
will be tried next week. He Is rep
resented by. R. J. Slater.
, been making this city his headquar
ters, received an Invitation from that ,
oiticinl to come to Enterprise, where j
n bout would be arranged. ' J
New Theuter for Walla Wnllu.
A two-story brick building is to be
erected nt AValla Wnlla this fall, part
of It to be used for a theater. The
makes It
almost Impossible for a theater to
operate In the Garden City.
The edition of 1904 was exhausted , Dresent tneater ordinance
long Delore it was expecieu uy urc
company, nnd the edition of 1905 will
!. especially beautiful nnd useful. '
Mr. Hall is gathering farm scenes Wanders In Night Dre.
from Umatllln county and will give port,an(, Dct 5.Wnlle gufferlnB
speclal attention to crop and lie-. ,.. ,
j stock statistics. Kennedv left her bedroom nnd. nt-
An ent re y new map ot tne tnree itire(t
Men's Furnishings
for Fall and Winter
The Best. Goods at. LOWEST PRICES
f Purses
I Marriage Llccn Issued.
I License to marry was Issued
i the county clerk this morning to
Clarence Ralph Adams, of Missoula.
Mont., and Miss Mue Ferguson, of
Pendleton.
I Northwest states, showing every post-
ottlce. wagon roau anu rauroau i
about from 3 o'clock until T this T
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jtlon. is to1,'""' of friends at No. 46 East Sev- i
by tlon or competent engineers. atreet
and was cared for until X
eumon o, w.e uuuk ... "" - retured to her home.
pages and will be one of the most
o regon , I'ohI Duuiiige;. Itepnlml.
i Denver, Oct. 5. The flood sltua-1
ExcIusItC ,t
The finest of wravSi material, the
choicest of imlteriis in new and ex-
! ! elusive nSckwear has been opened.
For larllcular People at Pop
ular Prices. A load of purses
which we cannot cam. You can
help out by taking your choice
at 23c, SOc, 75c or $1.00, from
lots of purses that sell from
50c to up $S.OO each. Our win
dow tells the star'- Look In
when passing.
Tallman 2b Co.
LEADING DRUGGISTS
((The 'line Is from Rufus Woterhouse
complete compendiums
facts ever issued.
Pl'IMLS ADVERTISE OICKGON.
letter Writing Custom.
i,... f t i Churchill, superintend-.
Co.. New York City. You'll find i t of the c(tJ. sclnoia reports that
them at the Peoples Warehouse. ,,UpUs In the grades nnd in the high
'v,ni hm-o (lihuslasllcallv taken up
1 tion In Oklahoma, New Mexico and ,
' Kansis continues to Improve. No j
fmore rain has fallen. Railroads are
Baker City High Rchtxil Taken Up the ' rushing repairs nnd the Santa Fe !
wnl hnve trains into Las Vegas. New !
Mexico, tonight. No more lives are
reported lost. '
Wtll'am Elder, a brakemnn on a
j logging train at Montesano. was In
J siantly killed Tuesday by being run
over by the train.
Schilling's Best are not ex
! travagant ; quite the contrary.
'. Teas and coffees good-enough;
I bakintr-powd' " flavoring ex-
' tracts and spices pure and best
and vet economical; soda corn-
school have enthusiastically taken up
the letter writing scheme of the Ma
ker City Development League, says
the linker City Democrat. ;
It Is fun for the boys and girls, j
Each pupil Is going to write n letter
to a friend, n cousin, an uncie. uu
Interesting to Men.
Nut brown, cedar and tobacco
brown sack suits for fall nnd winter,
have Just been opened and ready for
you to see. The Peoples Warehouse.
mon.
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OUR SAVINGS PARS HOOKS are popular among all classes.
We Issue these books for deposits as low as a dollar and up to any
amount, When money remains six calendar months we allow In
terest thereon. Interest begins on the first of the month following
date of .deposit; but when o deposit Is made during the First Four
Vujh of any month Interest beglnB on the first of that same month.
We credit and compound interest twice a year. February first and
August first. If the depositor cannot call on these dates, his inter
est will be attended to Just the same ns though he were present.
For further particulars you are Invited to. call.
The Commercial National Bank
Fire destroyed the George W.
i IvTifiifui fthfnbulldlne- nl.ttit nt Run
aunt In the East and tell him or her fmnoigco, Tuesday; loss, about $50,
somethlug ubout Il.iker City and ll.i- 000
ker county something of the re- ,
sources here that might be attractive j Alexander Johnson, aged 116 years,
to a prospective Investor or home- j vep at mchmond. Ind. He declares
seeker. i his Intention of voting for Parker.
This Is the kind of work that tells. I
and when the children have written ! Tne ,jurned fool is never the "mlss
thelr letters to the East, they will ,n(. uj He's always Johnnie on
send the iiameH to H. C. Innls, sccre- lne spot
tary of the league, who will follow up
the good work by wending to these
people in the East literature and data jQ JeSS6rt
from time to time, which will b of, .
mtercst to them. More Attractive
m ii...UIII li a aihnnl i
pupils have the heartiest thanks of a2
the Baker City league and Oregoa 1tning7 ftrroTuTg
Stale leagues for their good work. ; ,? rin when b
SWEATERS FOR MEN.
Fnncy stripes and solid colors.
Prices r0c to $LS0.
SWEATERS TOR ROYS.
Solid colors and stripes from
SOc to $2.00.
GLOVES GLOVES.
Working gloves ..50c to 51.50
Drevi Gloves.
Mocha $1.-5 to $1.75
Mocha, silk lined S1.25 to $1.75
Kid 81.25 to 81.75
Kid, Dents' 82.00
UNDERWEAR.
Large assortment to select
from, both cotton nnd wool.
Cotton ribbed, per garment 50c
Fleece lined, per garment ,50c
Heavy weight wool, mixed,
per garment 81.00
Wool ribbed, per garment $1.25
Better grades $1.50, $1.75,
S2.no to $3.50 per garment.
GOLF AND NEGLIGEE.
New fresh goods, best of pat
terns, at 75c to $3.00 each.
Shoes, Rubbers, Mackintoshes and Duck Coats,
to see our lines before making your purchases.
It will PW you
BAEK & DALEY
One-Price Clothiers and Furnishers
of Pendleton
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FOR SALE
Jn Fonr Fruit Fl.
Tors: Lemon, u range, cjirawoerry, uusp-
wi-ariw jumps his bonds, j
Secure Slay of Execution and AVanj better resulU m two mlnutesj
1 , .... nn r-na iu.il. EreryUdus a the pk. Simply ttddbrt
ii. ivur... .... v - ... r wulcranuseuocooi. enection. asqi-
Unless E. H. Weston, convicted j pnse to the liou.wife. No trouble, lesex-
horsethlef. presents himself to the pease, ary u wwuy,
aumormen ui t,'Z rrv. Atinocen. 10c
he put up for his appearance will be
declined forfeited by the state cir
cuit court.
Hut this will not save the missing
man. and he may be taken Into cus
tody at any time and made to serve
his unexpired sentence In the state
penitentiary.
Weston's sentence is two nnd a half
years in the penitentiary. He secur
ed a stay of. ejfeautlon several
months ago pending appeal to tho
state supreme court and was allowed
hi liberty byPUttlng up ball. The '
adloii In the.mipreme court has slnceN .
Ueen dismissed.
While out on bonds Weston Is said J
to have stolon horses In Lincoln coun-
FIVE ACRES NEAR MIITON; tyi ACRES ' IN STILWDEIUUE8'
4 ACRE IN DEWUEURIBS; 105. PEACH TREES; OTIUCR
GOOD FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, 12 SHARES WATER, $1,600.
SMALL TRACTS OP FINE LAND FROM $3 TO $25 AN ACRE.
INTO THIS. IT WILL PAY YOU. '
The Leading
Tailors
C. C. BERKELEY
BYERS' BEST FLOUR
tho choicest wheat Uint urows. Good ',re0.j
assured when Iters' Rest Flour Is used.. Rrau, shorts, steam
hurley always on hand.
Is mndo from
Of the city, SIEDERT A
Schultr, have removed to 222
Court street, opposite the Hotel
Dickers. When you want a
wall made suit at reasonable
prices, call on them. J J w. S. BYERS, Proprietor.
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