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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1904)
gjOHT PAGE8- DAILY EAST OREGOVIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER S. 104. PAGB FTTH. Henderson Corsets FAVOUITES OP THE FAIR SEX. EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED. pUPLEX UNBREAKABLE STEELS- AI WEIL-DRESSED WEAR THEM. FOR SALE ONLY AT WOMEN Lee Teutsch's Dept. Store Corner Mam and Alta Streets fcshion flip 1 jgB T (onsets. I i Browing o rapidly that additional dormitory facilities must be had. At present the quarters are crowded and with the increased attendance of an-othe- year, It will be Impossible to accommodate the students. The grounds' have been Improved and beautified during the past year, and the facilities for conducting the school added to, until It is now possible to curry on the work at a minimum ex pense. With a new dormitory, the Institu tion ."111 be thoroughly equipped and FRENCH IS ENTHUSIASTIC. Oonfldent Aliout the western nor mal's Future. President R. C. French, of the Wes ton Normal School, was a visitor last nliht returning home this morning. Be was here on business connected jith the school, and Is enthusiastic r the condition and work being iont there. n. has been fortunate in securing -v,i . nf teachers in all the Lnments. the attendance is very able to meet any demand upon It, Urge, and the general condition of the school is first-class. He is now j preparing his report for the use of the use of the legislature In determ- j Inlng the amount nf money to be ap- proprlated for the school for the comln two years. On next Monday. Representatives Chamberlain and Blakeley, of this county, and nlso Representative Whealdan, of The Dalles district, will tiilt the school for the purpose of investigating the conditions, as they Free Employment Bureau. The Salvation Army is conducting a free employment agency, in this city, by which needy, Idle working men are placed in positions, or given odd jobs, without cost. Any one hav lng any kind of work to do will con fer a favor by leaving address with the local army corps. Only sober, reputable men are Bent out to do this work and as the army is In direct communication with Idle men, at all Here unable to be present at the re- : times, work entrusted to them will be cent visit of Senators Smith ana , promptly attended to. Pierce and Representative (joie. The attendance at the Normal Is Drink CRESCENT (REAM NO' U U Fine IN 1 AND 2 LB. SEALED TINS ONLY PERSONAL MENTION SET OUR GROCERY PRICES. Hibeard-Wyatt. Fred Wyatt and Miss Cathren Hlbeard were married this morning at the Hotel Bickers, Rev. A. H. Sunder- mann officiating. Mr. Wyatt is a prominent sheepman and is associat ed In business with Archie Cooper. Mrs. Wyatt came from Laurel coun ty. Kentucky, to become his bride. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt will reside Pendleton. J. Adams, of Meaeham Creek, la In the city today. T. J. Kirk, of Athena, is In Pendle ton visiting today. H. G. Newport and Frank Spike of Echo, are In the city on business. E. Johnson and wife, of Meaeham, are in the city on a trading trip today. John T. Lamblrth, of the First Na tional Bank, has returned from St. Louis. Walt and Alma Gordon, prominent Helix ranchers, were In Pendleton yesterday. Mrs. W. Swart, of Bingham Springs, left this morning for an ex tended visit to Iowa. William D. Chamberlain, formerly county clerk, was in Pendleton yes terday from Athena. Will Wyrick, who has been 111 for several days, has recovered. He was threatened with typhoid fever. Charles Cameron, of the O. R. & N. bridge building offices In this city. Is seriously 111 with stomach trouble. Rev. Dean Hamilton and family are guests at Hotel Bickers today while In the city from their home at Weston. C. J. Mudge, former O. R. & N. agent at Echo, now in business In that, city Is In town today on business. Colonel W. F. Butcher, the well known attorney and orator of .Baker City. Is a visitor today on legal business. Joseph Lyons of Walla Walla, who has been visiting in Pendleton for several days, returned home this morning. Alvah White of Walla Walla, was In Pendleton this morning on his way home from a visit to Sioux City, Iowa, and at St. Louis. Deputy Sheriff C. P. Davis returned this morning from Salem, where he took to the state hospital for the In sane, "Kid" Buffington. Mrs. George Marsh, of Weston, who has been visiting relatives in Pendle ton for the past two months, return ed home this morning. She was ac companied by Miss Ona Marsh and Edward Marsh. Rev. W. S. Holt, Presbyterian field missionary for Oregon, Is In the city on his way from Freewater to Port land. He has conducted a series of meetings at Freewater and Milton, having been assisted by Evangelist Needham. David E. Helmlck, a stockholder of Duncanvllle, accompanied by two of hla daughters, passed through town last Friday with a load of supplies KavHl,n Armv Make8 A)I)eal It Pays to Trade at GET OUR GROCERY PRICES. The People's Warehouse THE LEADERS. November has passed all prevl s records. NOW FOR DECEMBER. .OF rfidH m I k 11 People wapeiio, Tt mm t t ' ' 1 GET OUR GROCERY PRICES. Peoples Warehouse W HERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. GET OUU GROCERY PRICES. WILL FEED THE POOR. In The Valley Lumber company has 4,000,000 feet of logs ready to be out by its Craig Mountain (Idaho) mill this winter. We liave Just received a new lot of those Peggy from Purls Hist we have been selling so fat this season. Hand Bags Chain Purses We have a fine assortment. The prices on Peggys run from 11.50 to $10.00. Handbags, $1.60 to $7.50. Everyone Is a good value and sure to suit. : -' j KOEPPENS The Popular Price Drug Store. A. C KOEPPEN BROTHERS. from Pendleton. He drove out 15 heud of 2-year-old steers, which aver aged 1056 pounds apiece, ana dis posed of them at 2 tt cents per pound. Long Creek Ranger. Dr. W. H. Ewln of Union, assisted by Dr. W. G. Cole, performed an operation for hernia on George Lind green, at St. Anthony's hospital this morning. Mr. Lindgreen Is doing nicely, the operation having been en tirely successful. He will be confined to the hospital for about a month, it is thought, if no complications arise. Mrs. Sabria Hopper, aged 89, sup posed to be the oldest woman living In Umatilla county, now at the home nf T. R. Swearlnsten. in this city, Is irreatlv Improved in health,, and will Provisions. I Pendleton, Dec. 2. (To the Edi tor.) The great work of providing a free Xmas dinner for the poor has become a part of the religion of the Salvation Army. Every year baskets by the thousands are filled with a good substantial dinner such as turkey or chicken, bread, butter, two or three kinds of vegetables, nuts, candies and fruits, the size of the basket and the quantity will of course be In accordance with the size of the family. The local workers of this army are preparing to look after every poor or needy family of Pendleton on Xmas, and anyone knowing of a family which is In need, would confer a fa- BeautifulDolls AT FRAZIER'S return to her home at Horse vor upon the army If they would drop Shoe Curve. Mrs. Hopper came in to visit her granddaughter, Mrs. Swear Ingen, some weeks ago, and was taken 111 with pneumonia. She Is one of the first pioneers of Umatilla county. Cooked Food Sale. The women of the Congregational church will sell cooked food all day tomorrow at the Standard Grocery. Inventlgators Return. New Orleans, Dec. 2. The trans port Sumner, carrying Congressman Hepner and other members of the congressional party, which went to Panama to Investigate conditions ar rived today. The visitors will disem bark tonight and be given a public re ception tomorrow. postal to Ensign Paul Heislnger, or Just address the Salvation Army,' and we will at once put the family upon 'our list and remember that at Xmas time. ' Now, It will take a great deal of time, money and hard work to push this work through, but the army will gladly do the work If friends will rally to our assistance financially. Gifts of money, provisions, fruits, nuts, vegetables and candy will be thankfully received. Please take this matter up at once and decide upon what your contribu tion shall be. ENSIGN PAUL HEISINGER, ' 610 West Bluff street. Hill MM Mil ' " Holiday Buying HAS COMMENCED Grand array of Dolls of all sices. Large dolls, small dolls, medium size dolls, to suit all children and all purchaser. .Genu ine Imported Handwerck in all sizes.. They are tha finest, preti tlest and best dolls made, We have dolls from le to 10 each,, Hn,,.ii .. . -i t i, a never been shown r"..p8ente to P"bUo Uno ' r,au'0.u.H1" "'. . IZ'ZZ, Mdusive.. A fact wo-u " "'-""rat many new articles shown in renaieion ior w -- - uJ -.. Our guarantee te back of ever, article we sell. XHVM it . " "nd,,. MJW M.l.l-iu a a a j rilflmnMl VIUITH. la wiu ui. ' " In sterling and filled. Ladies' toilet and manicure aeta. er We have so many new Ideaa and beautiful creation that we are posi tive yon will enjoy looking over our line. Yon are Invited. L. Hunziker Ke Pfogressive Jeweler so iMiikl ' SUCCESSFUL TEST. lire Kxtlngukaied in Presence of Large Crowd by Use of Dry Pow der. A demonstration of putting out fire by dry powder was watched with Interest on Main and Alta streets last night. A large box was filled with wood and a couple of gallons of coal oil applied, making a fire so hot the crowd was driven back to a respect ful distance. The flames shot up as hlirh u the Savings Bank building, the wood crackling and burning fiercely when with part of one extin guisher the demonstrator put the fire entirely out in about lour aeconos. fr. i-l'wnrd. t'.e agent, will oe ner- soveial days and will call upon the tuslness men, who will no loubt ue i.tiiened In this fire exitrguUrt as It cervnlnly does the work. .tr tejls will be given in a few dnys. 726 Main Street FRAZIER'S Book and Stationery Store Real Estate Transfers. Fred Frendlg and wife, to Frank Countryman, 10 acres- of land near Milton: consideration, $3800. Mary E. McAllister and husband to Melissa Sams, block 8 In Riverside addition to the city of Milton; consid eration, $1800. "' IiiMane from Morphine. P. E. Buffington, an Insane person aged 36 years, was brought to tne asylum from Umatilla county by Sheriff T. D. Taylor. He is a native of Salem, Oregon. Insanity waa nnwii hv the use of morphine, the habit being contracted because of broken arm. Salem Statesman. a n'.ar tnifihinff order has been Issued by the dowager empress of China, considering that she Is the em k.nt rf reactionary conserva tlsm. It Is to the effect that all the soldiers in the Chinese regular army muat out their cues and adopt uni forms of European pattern. Heating Stoves Don't bur a atova antll you see us. Our stock la eosnptota and wa have aU rtaea at monej-savlng price. Our Una waa sa tooted with a new of getting only beaten that ara fuel saver. Goodman-Thompson Co. v HARDWARE, STOVES, PLUMBING if r- , t "4? ML a-r. , ' r l mmrn) AmM. YoucOrooM f .ft, 1 tvy ; L i Mi4" IT. I t i t a
