JT5W PAGES.
; i m-L-T EAST OREGONTAN, PENDLETOH", OREGON, SATTRDAT, DECEMBER 10, 14. PAGE KINK.
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ONG'THE
WW INLAND EIIPIRE;
1 rlitl lu Wreck a Train.
. . ...i.. nf thn Orpirnn fihn-t
1 d('icL-ii. "
L. arriKied W. P. Petrie of Cald
1, satur,ly. fMtf.-fcttKf t
L;k a tili n nlgHt-ty Novsm-i
r 35. l: VlVt'f)f lal"s the
. at' I.ininan"ii "iur, threw a steel
l over Die track two miles further
ilh ar"l put a telegraph pole across
f il near Notus. . ..... , . ,
h freight "it1", eastbound. ,qruck,
I rock M1"1 sirup ' f .! W
Te inlli.w resting, -.on .the ,banlt,t
L eml.in"l ,wap thus qo, eleved;
lit the powctcJier struck ,lt and,
Licked H " tne track. The train
Sued Petrlc anfl he then placed, the
bgraph l",le across the rails, and It
Js struck by a westbound freight a
le later.
J'etrle was arrested,yn IJhs,' Boise
e?r "'tiero ne - "'f -mie
Silting ii'l trapping When taken to-
. .....1 "KwrMitftd'': rhe nnnf.mil
Kiweu ......
,1 tolil exactly how he ihaid done
. itn hnA Tin nthnp mnMim
n simply to catif wreck., a I I.
Svtrle walked all the way to Cald
11, ami wis seen by section men In
S early morning, Infot'mirUbn gifen
a the latter furnishing the clew
jlch lerl to the arrest. Boise Canl
jNeivs. ' . J '.',
t
Anor HewUOi ftobbory.
Jvier HoMiler, a well known citizen
.Mi,.r an Eighteenth street, was
jd up. beuten, slashefl .jwibia Iknifel
Ml rOOUt'U biiuiuj unci a u uiyu. iai
ht while en route 'to his home frofn
Jelly. The pollce 'last hlght'at
elted "Siinfly" 'Officer, (he' colored
Ater at the 'Pacific' sulOdnl'nnd Rosa
1 said he' Identified" bfflcer"ns the
jhllant and robber.
itosaler slates thaf , hen.-an not. "?edtt!"herhood of the railhollc i-h.h
ttetaken In the
identity bf th manl
the robber was not masked and be-
we the attack way, jrryadejrhad a; uftl
tfw of his face.
ifflccr wus lodged In the county Jail
ift night for safe keeping, rLewtston
Jttbune. ,, a ' to i lit :.
f'tttutn itntl lloral Tiautl Content.
JThe stnlu land boii'Jl ntatfe a-bfiiA-v
((J (llhiK u year ago on a body of land
i'ldulm county for the. reason, u.t jiescday that Suturday night the res
iij ground was covafett '.wrtt snow, rfent4 of J. It. Hemlg was broken
fnl Imniedlttte nctlon was necessary
save the state's prior right us
jgalnsl hrtles wllh 'script'. ' As snoii
Real Estate
ils the liusls of woaltli In every
''community.. " PenUleton -'- real
restate Is on tlie increase In vol-
tome.. If you would Increase m
jour wealth Invent In lots or
-tracts of land. We have some
Jumps to offer you),) .f t.
i The time to buy propery la
Ikiw.. Vo can supply yoa with t
jiroicrty In all sections 0l tlie (
city and have fine ranches In
jnll parts of tlie comity. ' "
We Mould like to have 'talk J
Villi you on real- estate. "
W. E. Davidson & Co.
119 CQURT ST. , J
V s
Positively the Best Beer
'..lusne,,. .u-je.'
- Any auanUty jron .. .deslra. ...
Delivered to your home
' Always colT for 'GtYMWA.'"
lelephone
SU.
lssss '
s
. .
Good
ALL BINDS
1 have good.''ouniI wood
filch'
u delivered at reasonable
'.".J. prices . ,
FOR CASH.
MTO Orclnrl ;.n.na f
Ortlei
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EXCHANGES!
?J? would permit In the
. iitf a re.U,a H
' s utroira Ill
and :.uy '"-ro.iingj
lu accent the state's re
Hntiulshment. He su.i.h 7
1T1-!!,0.U"! be f the secre"
be subm ted to Secretary, itchcocU
at an early date Boltujpa'pltal News.
7?ii?,"m,,a -TW Pound Hoi '
p i S r0!'- yester"y Purchased
a Poland China hog that weighed 912
pounds, frm S. 3Mr of Sum
mervllle, which they will have taken
t the mill at Island City, and will
commence to fatten for exhibition
during the Lewis and , Clark fair,
which , by that time they , are confi-:
dent .will, tip .the scales between 1200
and 1300 pounds. They consider they
Hute a sure thing on bemftng the Fti
Loius fair record, which was lit!
pounds. La Grande Observer.
Sovereign Is Recovering. ''
' James R.1 Sovereign returned from"
Portland this week, whither .he had
hsert to consult Dr. Mackenzie.: sine
hls -kist attack of hemorrhage of the
fbrafn, 'which wcame so near wruslng
nis death, he has been In fairly good
haalth. Dr. Mackenzie ifae Html little
,
ouragement beyond telllne him
mat with excellent care of himself
and watchfulness he might be able
to avert .any future attacks. Wallace
.Press, , i t,
,.,T( Start n Monastery'.
monastery of the Benedictine
may soon be established In 'Central
Idaho. Two Benedictine fathers from
mav" ,nnn h. 0tnllllh. . .,,
qmcttrtlon, Mo., are expected In
few duys for the purpose. The instlic
tutlon, Which will be started on a
small scale, will be under the direc
tion dt Bishop Glorleux, and will be
located ln'the'town of Cottonwood.
' t
linker t'lty Burglary
The police department iwas notified
into by. thieves and robbed of a gold
watch and chain and a purse contain
ing money. Baker City Democrat.
lOST.L (Hi'lC'IAl.S Itl X
DOWN THE
0.:
'RAIDS.
All (iiioiisiiiK ( otitestH Will lie :ilm
Itialcri I'rom the rnilttl SlnteN
Mulls Opinion by the Attorney
; .(joueroj Dt'teniilnra tlio. Stiitus tr
-OliCMtlnlinhlc Mull Mattel'. '
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Some time ago, at the request of
IrwstinufUer General Wynne, the pres
ident directed the attorney general to
submitted to him lin opinion aH to the
status, under the law restricting the
oiieratfon of lottery enterprises
through the mulls, of guessing .con
twks of various kinds. , i
That opinion is of a most sweeping
character, and while the postmaster
,generul lias no. Inclination to work a
hardship upon anybody, he will put.
the attorney general's Judgment into
effect as soon as may be practicable.
The attorney general says the schemes
are in effect lotteries under the guise
of guessing contests. He has given'
out tlie following official statement:
For a number of yeurs the postof
flce -depurlnient had admitted , to the
mulls advertlsemeits and otieV milli
ter cslii-ernlng so-railed "g-essing" .or
"estimating" coivtests. The guestlon
of whether or 'not these scltesieSs are
lotterias has be"en several times pre
sented that the attorney general, who
held that they were not lotteries
'ithln the moaning of the'jpostaj lot
tery acti 4 r- ''
In view of two recent cases in
n-hifh h supreme court and the
New York court of appeals rendered
opinions, the postmaster general felt
warranted in again submitting the
quesUon to the attorney general. Fol
lowing the opinions In these cases the
nttnrnev general Jiolds ., ihat . the
schemes are lotteries.
It Is, therefore. Incumbent upon the
postoffJoe department p efrce the
inw under which tne postmaster a"'
eral Is authorised, upon evidence sat
isfactory to him that any person or
company Is engaged In conducting a
lottery Or other scheme for the dis
tribution of money on chance, to Is
sue an 'wder that all mull Addressed
to such person or company be return
ed stamped "Fraudulent."
-a. - ...mher nf legitimate enter
prises have adopted these estimating
- ..uiii contests as a means of
advertising, and In View of the ad-
,i,in tn the malls ot maiier p.-
tslttfng to these contests within the
last few years, the ,: elimination of
these schemes from fhe malls cannot
be made Immediately absolute. If
such tt scheme has ever been entered
upon -In' good faith the department
-.in not twin nn order mat win
ously Injure a legitimate
.L -.ni i!hndlett'sVp,arately
i,"d ' no-'wh-enW' which Evolves the
plan .rul-d.ln Pl '" 7,
J2JJ il l hereafter be allowed to
.commence operations.
i.. iMn for Sale.
kr--t reserve scrip for securing
Jfcle to tirtlDfros r
for? sale at lotvlxr-n
to timbgrojl er icultul lana
r ,a(icult
. -- Inf'-.vlns-i M.
dPort-
fHamllton. iw
lauu.
".. - - ... u.n((ftn,
BUSINESS CARD, SOCIETIES'
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
PHTSICIANS.
5 R. B. RIN90, PHYSICUS AND 8fi
t0xm. Room g, tv!nsnk baildlng. .
W. 'fit. pnt.n rttu.ii
IfcB,. 4JTPICB IN
ttr hvrin, 10 to 12
. I Teleplones : Oftlc
emsln j
Tun!
2 . ni
IV D D. TTK
Office msl
residence
bl(8. SMITH R1NOO, OPPICB OVER
the Pendleton 8avloe bank. Telephone
801 ; residence telephone mala 1591.
H. 8. 'GARFilD,'M.''D.,'H6MROPATHItV
' phyalclan and surKeon. ' Office In Jadd'
tmltakig. Tetephones : lOKlca, black 11L;
regyienee, bja(;k 24.. ., . v. ,
Dll! B.' . MFfcDL,; JTOTJ BLOCK; TBLfr
.pbane mala 931 1 restdraM black 161.
Drt. ' T. M." HENriERSON, pHT8ICIAl
and surgeon. Office In Savings Bank
building, room 1. Office 'phone man
1411: residence red 1223. -
DR. LYNN Jy BLAKE8LEB, CHRONfT
and , nervous , diseases and diseases W
women. Judd building, corner Main soil'
Court streets. Office 'phone main T21;
residence, red 11 .18. X liar Therapeutica, .
DP- LENA ALLEN BOONE.- 08TEOPAT6
Residence, Thompson street, between.
tourt.aod Wa&er suets. . 'Ppone blask
1024. I NervotisVdlseaaBS (k spleclalty.
MRS. M. N. 8AWTELLB, COUNTY MAH-
acer of the Northwest Vlavl Co, am
yngte BtreetT.endleton. Oregon.
VETERINAI Y SURGEONS.
VETERINART 8t!ROEON DR. D.
McNabb. Office at Tsllmsn's drag stoi
Hmnd Rapids - Veterinary, (College (
Orsod Raplds,'lllcn. AIKllmilnt of de-
Specialty of dentistry, speylng and cast!
McCitmorf dtug store.
DENTISTS.. ,
fill.
M. S. KERN, DENTAL SURGEON
nrncs, mom IB Judd bunding.
Phose 'black 1201.
E. A. yAt'UHAN, DENTIST, OFFICE ltl
Judd building. 'Phone red 1411.
C
n.VNK AN'D BROKERS.
PlltHT tCATinVAT. RAV1T OR ATHENA.
Dregon. Capital, $50,000; snrplns and
P(njltt, JI, 00. interest on time a
posits. Deals In foreign end domestic e:
clinniTA. .Cnllprtlona Dromntlv attended 1
rienry C. Adams, president : T. J. Kirk,
vice-president : F. 8. LeOrow, .cashier ; (,
M. Kemp,, assistanc casnier.
THE FAUMEItS BANK
Weston. Oregon. Does
OF WESTON.
l eeneral bank-
Ihg business, . Exchani
bougbt and sols.
collections promptly attended to. R. Jame
son, president! George W. Proebstel, vice
president: J. R. Kllgore, cashier; directors
(.. A. Ilnrtman, M. M. Jones, T. J. Prlcft
X D. i Graw. j: F. Kllgora, Robert Jame;
BOD, U. W . i TWIHICI.
TIIR PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK,
1'itniUptnn nreirnn. Ortranlsed March 1.
Iftan; capital, 100(0n0 surplus, $75,000;
Interest allowed on all time deposits. K
clinnge bought and sold on all principal
unlnts. Special attention given to collee
Llntis. ' W. . Jl 'Frtlsb, president: J. N,
Teal, vice-president: T. J. Morris, cashlen
J. W. Mnloner,. assistant casnier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PENDLE
ton. Cnpltnl, surplus and undivided
profits.- S200.000. Transacts a gen-
. hLl-n h.tnlnaaa Pvrhnnn. boilffht
und sold on all parts of the world. In
terest paid on ."time deposits. Makes
collections on reasonable terms. . Levi An
kney, president: W. F. Matlock, vlce-presk
dent ; G. M. Rice, ' cnshler ; George Hart-
rann. Jr., OBBIHIKUI Hwuirt. 11
ARCHITECTS AN7 BUILDERS.
MORPE niTNT.AP, rONTRACTORo ANIJ,
builders. Enlimatei given on short notice,
Iave orders at office ol Grays Harbor I-umbt-f
Company,
C. E. TIIOUTMAN, ARCHITECT ANl
stiDerintenoent. room i- juaa diuci
Pepdleton, Oregon.
T. P. HOWARD, ARCHITECT AND BU.
neHntpndent. . Mnkes complete and re
llnl.Ie plans for buildings In the city or-
coontry. Room IT Judd ounaing.
P E. VAN ni'SBN ft CO.. CONTRACTORS
and builders: brick, stone and cement
work: address Box 455, Pendleton.
8IIEEK ft COLE, CONTRACTORS ANI
bnilueis. i.;srimates mruwiiru vp
notice. Job work a specialty. Prompt
service. Shop on Bluff street, near Main.
D. A. WAY, CONTRACTOR AMJJ BUI1.1J
er. - Estimates finished fa all kinds
of masonry, ement walks, , s(one walls,
etc. Leave rders at East pregonlan ot
flce. I,: j
T M. KELLER, I'LABTERIH(i AND CB
mentlng. Cement walks sf specialty.
Estimates furnished free. Work guaran
teed Leave orders at Badley Gehner'i
cigar store. Main street. F. 0. Bo. 104.
F A. SWINGLE, ARCHITECT AND 8U-
perlntendent. Plans snd neclflcatlons
furnished for city and county work. LaDow
Block.
BOARDING AND LODGING.
THE ALTA HOU8B, OR THB WORKING
feopies now., uw ".
streets. Flrst-ctsse accommodations ; rea
sonable rates ; clean beds, neat rooms ;
feed yard In connection. 8. C. Bltaer,
proprietor. " '
ATHENA HOTEL, LEADING HOTEL IN
the city, sr-vu w ti.ov i-. .. . .
Mlllen, proprietor. ; '
HELIX HOTBLCNDER NEW MANAGE
aient. . wooa pieis .- kud.
you come once yoa will keep a-eoml-g.
w . - v -1 . amIai m E. to rh 1 1 SI r .
tentlon given to commercial travelers. Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. rtsvia, t"t" .e.v.
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
umrtllM ABSTRACT CO. MAKES
reliable abstracts of title to all lands
In Umatilla eounty. Loans on ty snd
, Rnva and sells all klnds
of real estste. Does a general brokerage
hnh-i. Psvs TSTrs and miw inrest
menu for aon-resldants. Batmiwe. any
bank In Pendleton. ,,,.:
n A H A HTM AN. Pres. -'
a a' HATMAN. SB.. VlcPim-t
UM ATU.LA CO jNT? , . Aft-TJR ACt Cfi
1 Don't buy i- pftce of 'property' and after
wsM find clouo-on the t!e. We will
nake.yea an aewraU abstract of tlOs.at
a reasonable charge. Consult us when In
need of sn si-tract Lmatll s AbsrAct
Co, office In Savings Bank sliding.
j M BEWTlAsf' tttiPHESENTS ' HE
' oTIles svlU most irell-bVs fire and sl-
dnt' lasnranc cpmpaiHsn-! m, .w
pattman Abstract, Co. , ,n;. ft ,
mu- n.ir.Kr ja- n: m. I.AcH OOW
n.iulonae. SoeclaWs .mads ef land fil
ings nd proo Injarwi" '. Lfli-t'SP"-office
lit .TmTd htflldlns. room 16.
SECOND-HAND' DEALERS.
, -. riEi.i .jm.. sumNiv
I. OUlvnM D T . 1 ' . ' '
hand goods, if mere is anyuimgyQu
i " Mc.. . r, ".
FRATERNAIi ORDERS.
"B. P. O. ELKS, t'ESDLETOK LotXiR.
N& 288. Raeslsr.iBMIiual tlnlimd
tnira DnniflavB t Hrh mnnrh All
"brotlni Tl.ttlns Inthe cK nost eordl
illy larltid. to auavd . Rail, la laDow
diotk, I'onrt street. Tnomaa Fits Qerald,
B. R.! C Bj Bean, Mcretary. n . -i
PEDLrrbN lOTlCB NO'. S2. A. F. A. M.
neeutn flrat and third Hsndara at etch
roontk. All vlalting brattiien am Invited
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
DEPOT STARI.n. COTTOSWOOD STREET
stable. Horses bonght and sold. Good
rigs at reasonable' prices... 8teck bnnrded
by week or month. Ring ns np, day or
nl(t, we ban an' all nlgbt serrlee.
Stewart, k Lindsay, proprietors. .
CITT5 LIVERY STABLE, ALTA 8TRERT.
i:arney ft Kennedy, 1'ropa. . Livery, reed
snd sales stable. Good rigs at all tlmro.
cab line In connection. 'Phona main 701, .
MISCELLANEOUS. '
THE MEN'S RESORT. CLEANING AtfD
pressing parlors, Ladles' nod - men's
work given careful . attention. Despaln
block; ICast Court street. Telephone main,
161."
PENDLETON STEAM DTK W0RK8---TS0
Cottonwood street. : Cleanlns.. dvetns
'and repairing. Goods called for' and de
livered. . 'Phone mam 1681.
Wood j
In any quantity desired, ' .t us
e svpply you with wood.. Best
solid wood furnlBhed ' at1 right
prices. Promjt delivery. Largs . J
and small orders Solicited ' :
J Offics at , Pendleton, Cold J
Storage Co. . J
Henry Kopittke
s ; , (Dutch Denry.) ,'. , ,
'Phone iMaln 1781. ., J
Building
Matierial
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ,
SASH, DOORS
and WINDOWS
. Hade to Order Bulldlnc Pa
per, Lime, Cement, Brick and
Sand, Wood Gutters for Barns
and Duellings Specialty. ' 1
, H 1 i . i'
n ' ' ... I r. I . . I -t
Oregon
Lumber Yard
Alta Street, Opp. Court House.
LET US FILL YOUR
''-,' ; BIN WITH ', . , '
Rock Spring Coal
Recognised as the best
and most economical fuel.
We are prepared to con
tract with yon tor your
winter's supply. We de
liver coal or wood to any
i part of ths city. ,
Laatz Bros.
MAIN STREET.
NEAR DEPOT.
H. M. SLOAN
.BLACKSMITH - . 1 . 1
, Horseshoeing, general repair-.
Ing, wagon making and r pair
ing. . The. way I have built p
my business is by dotnf Both-'
Ing but goo- work rrlceif Jrsa-
anW . 0 b l' i:nJ 1 6 '
Corz-eottoawood 11 Alts -Ok
1 TJ
OnflN l.'.BOlllo
A POSITIVE CURg
B - rlB-imeMSB m Qii, s
KUiuys. Ho sen it)?!
atm soWMt 4 Fenns-
7 H tb womt ewes o4
Itrrr liowir.at-id-
' V f i-Jft by
ACoiaiiy uniieM,
fav ill -in la-Mi . Prls-t
he unAi-Knlf eo.
JSokt by V. w.
SS--FOMTMIS. OHIO.
Schmidt Oo.
'riEII AND WQMEN.
AM-UUMrUl lsUI--t-IML
Irritallnna or Dl-Mtioc-l
Lf MBCtDI fB-nkrtMJ
C-.'. .- PualflM- BOtU..
IthiEvmiGhihicm Co: or wUonoUE-
nrnnjTLi T -mmr 'Wm
m. or t bottUiL 12 W
AIL
.-W.
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Only 14 '
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This Great ' Sale - Positively
Closes Christmas Eve, Dec. 24
MY IXSTRUCTIOXS ARE: Not to
ship one dollar's worth nf goods back
'7t6 Pbfnl, snd In oMcfNo M-fttUr f
V (Mfince 4f mafiiyicen f i
stock of
IbMen
and Ftinishifig Goods
4-fc
I WILL MAKE-'
that tlie name "llub" will make tlie
whole of Umatilla County ring. It Is
: "' ' not a question of price, . i .1.
Yout Price is My Price I
Men's $10.00
Suits
Men's 10.00 Overcoats 1 $3.05 .
.Mcyi's ia.sQ , shoes '. . .'. . .' . ; tae
All Wool Underwear, f L00 and $1.50
vnlues i ;'. 'S5o "
1 . .1 . ...
, 4..J0 and 81.00
And so on all through tlie honse, for '
I will follow out my. Instructions to
the letter. ' ' '" 1
1
COR. COURT
...FOR THE
STATUARY
Busts, Plaarues
and Pedestals
Fine Imported Steins
Brock & icComas Company
,'PRUCCISTS ... ,
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. it. v Xtr-Jj ''Viki 'Jn&
"Alb? s7 ' V IA j
b I VJ-4 .1 Y It
PER:RYHOUSERr
- m Jiti 'fj-.l-iir Itutwii.1 i
' an m a w-a a w-a
- ....... . . . - ; .
S fs 'niSiW. from tlie cliolcmt
S ssuiei. jilnperij'.Begt flour Is use. Buo, shr$ pfsft ol3 e
J barley,aly n hand.- 1 .V. ' fi- tfc$ i
: PENDLETON RCttJVlILLS :
!ssss4Jss.Uil.iJssssssssVs7;'ssMs
LEGAL BLANKS
alogtPttrf tfiem;'-- A' ftftt tapptj tbinyt kept to stock.
Days more
I I.
JWrClt. REDUCTIONS
Vorstcd and, Cheviot ,
, , 83.95
Hats
$1.00 -
Hlii)
AND JOHNSON 8TS.
HOLIDAYS...;
Vases and Jardineries
in Lonels and 1
, Wellerware
VOI R CIlUlhTMAS NHIRT
will he your cleunest shirt, your
whtlest shirt, your most comfortable
shirt, Ir "ve have done Its laundering.
Proud boast, but one backed up by
practice, skill, experience, facilities
and willingness. Why should we fear
to endorse our own work when ss
many others say the Sams thing t
Christmas orders early, please.
Robinson's Domestic Laundry.
YOUR ORDER TOD AT
. ' .
Is what ws ars after. Ws
ara hers to pleass yon, ws
take pains to pleass snd 'ws
will pleass yot, whatever you
rosy wan '" " ,.,way . of
meats, , Pdultry and 11 lss
Jo)i expect to fln In wsll
sppojnte butcher , ,t shop,
Ve.aU fresh, sweet Sfld ten
iet, ruls ths roost with us,
which you will know when
you hava , oncer tried our
servlcOn.... S i ri
UOU8EU'8,)l'ITAX UA4U.ET
Alta Street, near Main.
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