, -EIGHT PACES.
DAILY EAST OREMOXUX, PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 18,
190.
PAGK FIVE
Henderson Corsets
yAVOlUTKS OF THE FAIR SEX.
EVERY I'" GUARANTEED.
plPl.FA UNBREAKABLE
frrEELB.
WEAIl THEM.
FOR SALE ONLY AT
WOMEX
fashion flip
(or-seta.
Lee Teutsch's Dept. Store
Corner Main and Alta Streets
l
CITY BREVITIES
0. C. Rader. Get sunny.
Cub register at Wlthee's.
Bli line Stetson hats at Roosevelt's.
IS.SO ladles' Gloria shoes at Roose
wlt's. Sew children' long coats at
twttch'a
Football. Thanksgiving, Football.
Biker CI1'-' vs Pendleton.
Smokers ret satisfaction at How
ird'i, formerly Rees' cigar store.
Lost Brass cap for axle of Wag
m. Reward said for return to this
office.
The St George restuarant, open
tv and night. Mrs. Cooper, proprl
ttras. For Sale House and lot; house
auiy new, with city water and with
. Mil complete. Inquire of J. T.
Brown, 211 Lincoln street.
Wanted Toung lady or gentleman
for light, agreeable work In city.
Good proposition to right party. A.
M. Maxwell. Hotel Pendleton.
Wanted Good sized, comfortably
furnished, warm room, with buthroom
privileges. Close In. Hoard optional.
Apply "Warmth." care this office.
To all those who were unable to
Kore coupons of our ngents, we will
until December 1. Issue them at our
studio. Positively regular prices will
mall after that date. Rembrandt
Audio.
Fill the valley with ditchea. If you
want your land leveled or Irrigation
Aches dug, we will give you an es
thnate of the cost without charge.
Newport Land & Construction Co.,
Vlw. Or.
Just received the finest and largest
aswrtment lot ' of stoneware ever
"ought to Pendleton. We will sell
high grade as low as other sell
sesper grades. Every Jap guaran
. C Rohrman.
Vltlt the Peoples Warehouse groc
T department. If you will get their
rou will leave a small order,
l no question about that. Even
small order you will save money
on a large order you will save
With every dollar purchase
W will receive a ticket on the
JJH.M worth of presents that the
Hm Warehouse will distribute the
r before Christmas.
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Solid j
Gold j
Brooches
J other gold jewelry in the
J Ideas can be found In
" "bundance at our store.
1 J J!" ,MV iall Prices attached.
J X us and be convinced.
HUNZIKER
J"'r an4 Optician
Main Street
Get sunny. TJ. C. Rader.
"A-Rare-Bit" at Hohbach's,
Fresh fruit dally at Martin's.
New Knox hats, Roosevelt's.
Douglas and Hanan shoes at Roosevelt's.
Ladles'
Teutsch's.
skirts, $2.00 and up at
Ice cream and soda every day at
the Delta.
Hundreds of funcy baskets, Sc to
12.96. Nolf's book store.
Fomball, Thanksgiving, Football.
Haker City vs. Pendleton.
Free lessons In art needlework at
Mrs. Carlson's, at Hasbrouck's.
Japanese cook wants a Job. Wages
$30 per month. Address P. O.box 34.
Rooms New . furnished
PERSONAL MENTION
John H. MoKachern, of Helix, Is In
the city today on business.
Judrce Hughes, of Prairie City, la a
guest at Hotel SL George.
Dr. T. M. Henderson went to Echo
this morning to attend a patient.
John T. Whistler is looking over the
Butter Creek Irrigation project for a
few days.
Abe Miller, the pioneer of Pilot
Rock. Is In the city today on a busi-
ni'SM Yis.it.
Mrs, Benjamin Senseny, who re
sides at Thompson and Alta streets.
Is seriously til of asthma.
A. J. Parker, of the Chicago &
Northwestern, was In the city today in
the Interest of his system.
F. R, Hanke'. general Northwestern
agent for the Milwaukee road, is a
guest at Hotel St. George today.
Clark E. Nelson, of Weston, was
in town last nlnht to aiienrt th. d..
He returned home this
elers' dance,
morning.
O. F. Overbaugh, of the O. R. tc N.
freight department, who spent yes
terday In the city, in the interest of
his department, left this morning for
Heppner and Arlington.
Tom Sanderson, a pioneer O. R. &
N. switchman, of the La Grande
yards, Is reported to be dying at St.
Vincent's hospital In Portland, where
he was taken some time ago, for
chronic stomach trouble. .
Harry Walters. O. R. & N. operator
who has been relief agent at Meach
am for a few days, passed through
this morning for Echo, where he will
relieve Agent Ed Graves for a short
time, who will take a rest.
J. L. McCrary. freight conductor of
the La Grande division of the O. R. &
N Is on the passenger run of W. H.
Kelsay, who is at the bedside of his
old friend and associate, A. P. Nash,
who is critically ill at his home on
Jackson street.
BASLKK TO RETIRE.
Stork of furniture, Carpou, Et&, Be
In Cut Ifciwn Even' Article Of
fered at a Bargain.
Joseph Basler will retire from hus-
rooms; i lness In Jendleton January 1. havlnz
bath; with or without board. Close contracted to transfer his business
In; 302 Webb street. j to his successor after that date. Dur-
Wlll buy chickens, geese and tur- '"B lne t,me Mr- Basler remalnB In
keys, also sell same dressed ut any DU!iiness he will devote, his time to
time. Cull up Charles Heln, 'phone j re,,ucln" hls Baeb to meet the pur
black 163. chase price, and in order to do this
. will cut the selling price on everv
in the Btore as he must get
BOWLERS' SECOM GAME.
I Allelic I in veil a Good Gome at the
. HrniMuick Parlors Last Night.
The second game of the series of
24 games to be played by the Pendle
ton Bowling League was played at
the parlors of the Brunswick, last
night between Anderson's and Tall
man's teams. The following scores
were made and the teams now have
the following totals;
Anderson's Team.
Kees 143 164 177 j
Bollerman 148 . 115 161
Bays 122 107 78
Yates 121 136 111
Anderson 117 166 127
Tullmun'H Team.
Kader 184 120 124
Medley 104 104 87
Wyiick 116 116 123
Anderson 133 141 166!
Slier 162 166 166
article
rid of the goods,
At this sale goods are not advertis
ed below cost, but a guarantee is
given that every article In the store
will be sold below regular price and
some articles at actual cost. It will
pay people figuring on Investing In
furniture to call and Investigate Bas
ler's offers before buying, as It will
mean money saved for. them, The
going out of business will close Jan
uard 1. ''I jf
Mr. Basler after retiring from bus
iness will, with his family, take a trip
to his old home In Germany, where
they will spend several months.
AGAIXST JU'.MES MEMORY.
Seattle Church Members Object Jo
"0ien Town" Record of Ex-Muyon I
Fifteen church members, most of
thein clergymen, last night filed with
the council a protest against the pro
posed dedication of the square at
I Fifth and Cedar streets to the late
j Thomas J. Humes, says the Seattle
I Star. Among them were A. S. Allen,
laumi tliot lavo.l K.at nlixhl will nav ' ,,r ' m'
.... r - Calms, -of the Fremont
Totals for the four teams to date:
Kelley's team, 2011; Anderson's team,
21102; Tall man's team. 1H38; and
Thompson's team. 1818. The same
night. All the,
Baptist
It Pays to Trade at
The People's Warehouse
Watch this Space for Saturday Night's
Specials
No...
You keep this ticket, we keep the
tub. For each $t purchase ftt the
Peoples Warehouse from Oct. 29th
to Dec. 24th, 1904, you receive
ticket entitling rou to a chance
57 Rifts, valued at S8S1.50.
1 KinRHbtiry Piano
a Standard Sewing Machine.. '.
3 Talking' machine
4 Full set china dishes
t 5 Silk dreH pattern
i Ladies1 Tuilor Made Suit
7 Man's Overcoat ..
8 Set Fur .
Boy's Cold Watch
to Girls Gold Watch
it Traveling Bag with Toilet Set...
is Parlor I.smp
13 Wall Trunk
U-Hole Leather Suit Case
15 Pair Pendleton Blankets
16 Fine Couch Cover
17 Ladies' Stylish Hat
18 Boy's Suit of Clothes.
19 Handsome Pillow
so Ladies' Patent Leather Shoes "'
si Men's Patent Leather Shoes .
sa Man's Stetson Hat
23 Boy's Knee Pant Suit . ...
S4 Ladies' Silk Hose
25 Barrel Bver's Best Piour
26 Barrel Walters Best Flour .
27 Men's Suit Clothes .. .
... 1.175
.... 60.00,
.... 50.00
.... 50.00
.... 2500
.... 25.00
.... 25.00
... 2500
... 5 00
.... 25.00
.... 25 00
.... ao 00
... ao.oo
.... 1500
14.00
.... 13, 00
... i5-
.... 10.00
10 00
.... 300
.... 5.00
.... 5 00
... 5.00
.... s.50
.... 4
.... 4 00
.... 25.00
Total $881.50
Ipnt lone or destroy tills ticket.
No.
THE PEOPLKS WAREHOUSE.
GET OUR 7 ZTr 7 II GET OUR.
crocery Peoples Warehouse crocery
PRICES WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. PRICES
TAKEX IN WALLA WALLA
. 'AFTER 250 MILE CHASE.
a game on Monday
series promises to develop some good P1""" ' "reg,H "on"1 Rev.
. : Owen Jones, assistant pastor of the
r r ...m. ..... t i.i. . i.JFlrl,t Presbyterian church; Rev. W. A.
present last night, and Wade Slier i ald,'f'heT"d Presbyterian
was .ubst,,:n1dh:th1game. I ' '
I The counctlmen looked' upon the
j remonstrance as an aspersion to the
j memory of the dead mayor, tabling
the protest before It was read. Utter
I they directly rebuked the churchmen
; by passing resolutions revering the
I memory of the former chief executive.
land calling attention to the fact that
six years of his administration were
the greatest In the history of the city.
STRIKE IS SPREADING.
Troon Put Down I'linillneHS Among
Laboring Men.
Havre. Nov. 18. The strike move
ment which originated among the
carters several days ago, is spreading.
Several riots occurred this morning.
but were quickly put down by troops,
A' cavalry force is patrollng the , The clergymen said they had no cen
streets. The docks are badly con-1 sure for Judge Hume's character, put
gested. ! of hia official record.
j They spoke as follows:
- i Notice. "Our contention is that Mr. Humes'
AH persona knowing themselves In- j public reputation Is based upon his
debted to me will please call and set- frankly avowed, well known and re
tie at .nee as I have sold my grocery lent lessly carried out' policy with re
store.
RUDOLPH MARTIN.
Schilling's Best means
bakinc-SMrdw
flavoring txUKM
of good-enough quality at fair
hzt. . . l.
.
prices.
- At your gfotm i
' "" Just "elved a new lot of those Peggy from Paris
. 'g been selling so fs,t tbls season. '
Hand Bags Chain Purses
khi u iu ueiutiii luriu Ml vice ui.
inouiy Known as me wiae-open policy.
"We believe that policy waa essen
tially wrong In principle and unwise
in policy.
"We think the future historians of
our city will slightly designate the
wide-open -polloy for which -. Mr.
Humes consistently, stood. . a black
stain upon our civic life. ' ' '
"And we believe it Is unwise for
the municipality to commemorate the
public services of Mr. Humes, be.
cause his name Is Inseparably and
rightly associated In the public
thought with a policy which more
than an o'her has brought discredit
upon our city." '
It
hate i
10.oo.
Krni
tltHs assortment. The prices on Peggys run from
Handbags, H.60 to TJM.
" U 1 value and sure to suit.
KOEPPENS
The Popular Price Drug Store.
C KOEPPEJf BROTHERS.
' Ilia; Seattle Deal.
. A deed was filed In the county
auditor's office today conveying prop
ertyerty valued at 6J4.22 from the
Northern Pacific railroad company
to the Northwestern Improvement
company. The property is situated in
Cowllts. Lewis. Thurston, Pierce,
and Kittitas .counties. The stamps
on the deed amounted to $34
attle Star.
Chicago Wheat.
Chicago. Nov. 18. December wheat
opened at 1.10H. closed tl.HU.
Mav opened $1.104. closed $1.11
Porn oDened 6014. closed 49. Oats
opened ?84. closed t. . .
Try a pair of our $1.60 school
shoes. Good wear or your money
back at Teutsch's, r..JMS2!M
Shrewd and Nimble Colored Mini
Went East l'rom .. Pendleton anil
Then Doubled Hack to This Pluce
and Went North on Lust Evening's
Mixed Train llortoii Is Sulil to
Have Served a Term at Walla Walla
for llobliery lAkRoy is Recovering
' Gradually From the Razor Cutx. J
After a flight of more than 260
miles,' during which time he twice
slipped from the grasp of the officers
on his trail, Ira D. Horton, the negro
wanted In Pendleton on a charge of
assault with a dangerous weapon with
Intent to kill and rob, 1b under arrest
In Walla Walla. He was taken by
City Marshal Alvah Brown lust night
as he left the Pendleton freight train.
upon which he was stealing a ride.
Deputy Sheriff C. P. Davis, of the lo
cal office, went to Walla Walla this
morning to secure the prisoner.
Horton attacked with a razor and
dangerously wounded Edward LeRoy,
his colored employer, at an early hour
Tuesday morning. He made his es
cape In the darkness, before the po
lio arrived. . When next heard from
he was beating his way Into La
Grande on an eastbound passenger
train. Night Watchman Wade of
ike city attempted to arrest the des-
parado and fired five shots at him, but
the negro escaped In the darkness.
Deputy' 'Sheriff McLaughlin of
Union county, discovered Horton In a
freight car at Telocaset, a small sta
tidn west of North Powder. The offi
cer sealed the car. Intending to arrest
the negfo when he reached North
Powder, but when that station was
reached it was discovered that Hor
ton had cut a hole in the car door,
broken the seal and escaped. He was
not heard from again until he ran
afoul of the Walla Walla police. It
is presumed he came into Pendleton
early yesterday morning aboard of a
freight train, lay in hiding until night
and then caught the freight to Walla
Walla.
Horton Is said to have served a
term in the Washington state penlten
tlary for robbery committed In Taco
ma. His mother resides In the Sound
City, snd he Vas evidently trying to
reach her when apprehended.
LeRoy", the victim of Horton 's ra
zor, Is slightly improved., snd his at
tending physician is hopeful of his i
covery. The patient does not believe
Horton succeeded In carrying away
anything from the house after the at
tack. Assault with a dangerous
weapon with intent to kill or rob Is
punishable by Imprisonment In the
state penitentiary for not more than
10 years. Where robbery follows the
assault the punishment is not less
than five, nor more than 20 years Im
prlsonment.
Astoria Needs IJglits.
The east end is sorely In needs of
lights. The city pays almost 16000
yearly (or street lights, and out of
a desire to keep down this expense
account the council has been disposed
to deny requests from property own
ers for mora lights. Astoria Aorlan.
Evenings at Home
Are Made Pleasant by Games
The games that are tlte rage now are "SHERLOCK
HOLMES," "FLINCH," "PANIC," "DOWN THE PIKE WITH
BIIIS. WIGGS."
- DUPLICATE WHIST TRAYS AND SCORE CARDS.
Combination Game Boards
Ten to 100 different games can be played on each board.
All the newest books, most popular stories, latest magazines
and the loading newspapers.
FRAZIER'S
Book and Stationery Store
NEW IDEAS
Three new, useful household articles that are a big Improve
ment over the old style.
THE DELPHOS LONG HANDLE DUST PAN
Pan Is free to swing In any direction. No bending over In
taking up dust . ...
THE DELPHOS OIL CAN
Lamps are never overfilled. 'Air tight and easy to take oil
from. No tipping of can and no spilling of oil. -,
THE DELPHOS ROTARY CORN POPPER
No burnt corn. Every kernel of corn pops. Easy to operate,
convenient to fill and empty.
V. STROBLE 210 court st.
' STOVES, FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
t 't
Heating Stoves
Don't buy stove until you see us. Our stock Is complete
and no nave all sizes at money-saving prices. Onr line was se
lected with view of getting only beaters that are fuel savers.
Goodman-Thompson Co.
HARDWARE, STOVES, PLUMBINO
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