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DAILY EAST OREC.OMAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, lUIHAV. DECEMHEK 10.
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ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, WE WILL GIVE
ONE OP OUR tTNFRAMEI PICTURES WITH A PUR
CHASE OF FIFTY CENTS, Oil MORE, OF CROCKERY,
GLASS WARE, SILVERWARE, GRANITE WARE,
DOLLS, ETC. EVEN PURCHASES FROM OCR 5c, 10c,
15c AND 25c I1ARGAIN SHELVES WTLL BE ALLOW
ED. ONLY ONE PICTURE TO A PERSON.
COME EARLY WHILE THE ASSORTMENT IS
GOOD.
AS 10 COUNTY LINE
SI'IMECT TO HE HROUG1IT
UP IN THE LEISLATI UB. j 53
Miu'li lrwitifjr Interests Arc Involv
ed Hon. IHiugliiH Helta Ih I ruing I
the .Members or the Ijcfrlslntiirc 2
From Union and linatllla Cimnllra 1
to (i-t Together mi a Measure Thut
Will Hrlng AlMiut an Early ami ' ZZ
IVrnialirut Settlement or (111- Sub
Jwt.
OWL TEA HOUSE
XMAS CHINA.
FELL INTO EXCAVATION.
Woman lladlv Hurt at tlie Smith
Crawford Building.
By reason of n full Into the exca
vation for the Smith-Crawford build
ing. Miss Alice Miller is suffering
from Injuries that may prove fatal,
or leave her a cripple for life. The
fall occurred in the darkness, and
the injured woman declares no bar
ricade was up and no warning lights
were burning. Suit for heavy dama
ges may bel instituted against the city
and contractor.
Miss Miller Is a stranger In Pendle
ton. Slje came here a few days ago
and obtained work as a domestic
through an employment agency. She
Is without means, and the county
court is at present looking out for
her.
The force of the fall rendered the
woman unconscious, and she lay for
more than an hour before help arriv
ed. Her groans at lust attracted the
Hon. ixtUKle Helta, of Pilot Kock. , J
was In the irity yesterday In confer-
enre with members of the lefflaluture
in relation to a measure looking t" ! 4 J
the determination of the boundary i
line between t'nmtilla and Union ;
counties. There Is a portion of thv
mountain secHlon near Kameta and ,
from thence to the head of McKay .
and Starkey prairie, where the boun
dary has never been established, and
it Is certainly for the Interest of both ;
counties that It be settled author!- j
tatlvely. 1
l..ltu' lilun lu thiit (ha iltiloiFii-
attention of some women who were
pa MS 11 IK. and With the ussistjiiir
men Miss Miller was taken from the '""'8 "' ,ho """ '"" '""' I
excavation, and her Injuries attended '""" " counties agree upon a j
DIM prUVIIIIIlK MM U iTUlll.llinniiiii ... j
In the work. There should lie no I
to.
Miss Miller's knee cap was badly
cut by the Jagged rocks In the pit.
and her hands and body badly bruised.
disagreement, as there Is considera
ble taxable property Involved and
both counties are alike Interested.
CHARLEY t'ULP ARRESTED..
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SHAMROCKS VICTORIOUS.
Said til
Horse
Had
1 Shamrocks
i Stars
Haw Purloined
When Drunk.
Charley Culp, a Umatilla Indian,
recently released from the state nen-
Itentlary. where he served 10 months ' 'UK Hitlers
for horsestealing, is amiln tiitHr nr. i Defenders . . .
rest, charged with a like offense. He
I was arraigned yesterday afternoon
j in the state circuit court, and was
i given until Saturday to plead,
i Culp Is charged with taking a cav-
use belonging lo Tim-lu-let-n.. Th I between the
.Margin of SHI Out the Slur
Bowlers.
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205S
Kelley's Shamrocks lust night In
the loth howling contest of the pres
ent serlts, defeated Anderson's Stars
by ii margin of 319 pins. The 11th
game will be bowled Monday night
Unllgh Hollers and the
No Dessert
More Attractive
Why use eelatine and i'-r
vpeud hours Booking, ?l sLuT O
ana eoionw; wnen v." -r u
Jell'.
produces bettor result. in two rr.inu'f
ETerytuuig in the package. Kimpiy u'i ! hot
water and set to cool. I'':MM,v?f.'Ct: V.. A ,":i
prisetothe hoiwewife, K trnuWk. .-i
pease. Try it tiwliy. Ji: F - iir l'i-iit. Ft
Tore: Lemon, Or.iup', Stru.v'u .
berry. At groceri. L!e.
Indian Is said to have been intoxicat
ed when he appropriated his neigh
bor's horse.
will
Defenders. Twenty-four games
be howled In all.
The records of the two teams made
ICt'turiiif! From Denver.
J. F. Wilson returned this morning
fruin Denver. Cul., and took the train
for Wulla Walla. Accompanied by
his daughter. Mrs. Hessie McKlnuey.
he left for Denver several weeks ago
In hopes of benefiting his daughter's
health. It was loo late, however, to
be of any help, and she died last
Tuesday.
Charged Willi Seduction.
Ed Culp wus brought to this city
lust night by Sheriff T. D. Taylor, to
answer to a charge of seduction. He
was admitted to ball in the sum of
$350. Complaint was brought against
f'ulp hy John Welch, step-father of
Barbara Hamm.
last night follows:
Stars.
1st 2nd 3rd Total.
. Iveiw 12H J21 H'.t Mils
llnllennan 144 143 122 4 nil
; Mays 1411 122 141 412
i Yates 110 Ids 134 4 12
Anderson l:ii! 1S3 141 4i!
Total C 1)7 "37 6S7 2121
Sliuilirock.
! 1st 2nd 3rd Total.
; Kidder 17 1S1 174 fi.is
i Hawley 1.15 152 1411 45B
Kurchett 122 t.r7 1X3 4H2
Bond 142 177 80S
Kellev 153 14 1G3 4li2
i Total "9 813 Sr.S 2140
Real Estate
Is the ba-sJa of tvculUi In every
eonininnity. . Pendleton real
estate Is on the Increase In vol
ume.. If you would Increase
your wealth Invest In loui or
tracts of lamlr We have some
sunns to offer jroili
The time to buy p ropery la
now.. We can supply you with
property In all sections of the
city and have fine ranches In
all parts of the county.
"We would like to have a talk
with yon on real estate.
I'ltKTTV ENTEItTAlXMKXT.
W. E. Davidson & Co.
11 COURT ST.
Will Move to Walla Walla. i . Talented l.udy
A. Mcltae was a passenger on tills!
morning's train for Walla Walla. Mr. j
Mcflae has accepted a position with.1
the lirumheller Hardware Co.. of !
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niM-ronnlor nnd !
Y'lK'lllist.
A uunilter of our people who have :
beard Viss Kutherlne Trevltte In the i
that Walla Walla. He has secnreil a r-ast are on the (Mil Vive over tile ail-
house In Walla Walla, and his fam -i 'mmicement by the Congregational ;
Ladles' Aid Society that they have ; J
secured this matchless entertainer '
for the evening of Tuesday, Decern- 1 i
ber 20, when she will appear at the i
Congregational church. .
The hackneyed phrase, "great tal- t
enl," and the overworked .adjective,
"splendid," have entirely new mean- J
Ings when applied to Miss Catherine
Trevltte and her professional work.
From a long list of press notices
! the following Is selected: ,
I Chicago Tribune. Miss Trevltte's
Jwork Is free, entlrejy so, from man-,
nerlsms she Is naturalness Itself, i
lly will move there next week.
Uev. A. A. Arthur, formerly pastor
of the Christian church at Exeter,
Neb., is under arrest at Hiawatha,
Kan., charged with forgery at Paris,
Texas. He has confessed and will
return to Texas without extradition.
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Art
Department
The Colambia
Lodging House
Well ventilated, neat and com
fortable rooms, good beds. Bar
In connection, where the beat
goods are served.
Main street,, center of block, be
tween Alia and Webb streets.
F. X. SCHEMPP
PROPRIETOR,
Now Cushions. Centerpieces,
Silk Cords, Stumped Designs,
Colored Floss, Ruffles and
evcr tiling for your swell cush
ions. Hides, all colors, for burnt
work; complete line of stamped T
designs, and the sets for same.
Lessons given free with each
set.
All the new art work In all
the different new embroidery.
Mrs. Carlson gives lessons Free.
Art Dept. at
Hasbrouck's
iand her naturalness in supplemented,
i by superb taste and great culture.
sfr)frj
Walters' Flouring Mills
Capacity, ISO barrels a day.
Flour exchanged for wheat.
Flour, Mill Feed. Chopped Feed,
etc., always on hand.
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FOR CHKISTM AiJ
you call liardly gnugt- the ul
Unuite noNHlbllitle of a
Christmas present which de
note a dcKMlt liowever
siiuiJI in our havings De
partment.. It Incites saving,
and your boy may get tlie
right start In his race for
life just (lint way. A talk
with us will show ou .tlie
great good yon can do' your
boy by putting a few dollars
here In his name. Interest '
luu a hit hi do with the tale
Ask us.
Commercial National
Bonk
Her audiences In Chicago are delight
ed with her Impersonations.
AIIAMS WATER SYSTEM.
Said lo He Heat Quality of Water In ,
Umiitlllu County. I
H. F. Shultz. who was In charge of ;
the construction of the sewer sys-
tern here, was a passenger on this j
morning's train for Collfax, Wash.
He will Install a water system there.
The water Is to be brought a distance
of 14 miles, and It Is estimated the
cost will approximate $80,000.
He hns Just completed the putting
In of a water system at Adams, the
cost of which was S8000. Mr. Hhultz
says that Adams now has the best
water system In the county from the
standpoint of purity of the water.
He expects to return in the spring
and Install a water system at Athena.
Tw o Carloads or I 'mil.
The Columbia Produce Company
yesterday shipped Into Pendleton for
local consumption two carloads of
lemons, oranges, nuts, figs nnd can
dles, In all 60.000 pounds. One car
contained nothing but oranges. The
shipment was consigned to John B.
Benson, local manager of the company.
Valuable Stallion Hick.
One of A. C. Ruby's Imported -year-old
Percheron stallions, was
taken very sick yesterday with acute
Indigestion, nnd apparently the ani
mal came near dying. Dr. Lloyd, V.
8., was summoned us soon as he could
be found, and the animal is making
a good recovery.
Creditors' Official Meeting.
The creditors of Frank R. Blair,
bankrupt, met before Thomas Fits
Gerald, referee in bankruptcy this
morning and appointed 8. M. Barnes
trustee. Barnes' bonds were fixed at
11600. Blair's Indebtedness amounts
to about (2200. He conducted a store
at Weston.
Charles 8. Mullen, formerly presi
dent of the Northern Pacific, now
president of the New Haven Hart
ford, aspires to go to the United
States senate from Connecticut.
BETTER PltlCHS THAN El.SE-WHEltE.
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ROOSEVELT'S NEWS COLUMN j
...HlMay New$J
OV THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF FURXISIIIXfl GOODS, CTjOTHIXfi IlATfa !
0 SHOES; THAT A HE MOST ACCEPTABLE AS GIFTS, OR FOR PEI1SON ' rBIJ8UlT CASK
NO QUESTION ABOUT THE SIZE OF THE STOCK, THE NEW l-TO-TllE-MlNirro'SHEi,
IMtlCES NOIt AN
lll-ST STOItE T
TIVV" PRICES. AND TOIIAV WE Ol'
l I'IM'IIKNT FUHCHASKIt, THAN EV
NY OTHER I'E.Vl l HE TH AT ENTERS INTO THE SUBJECT OP Vp, nrSl i
'O PATRONIZE, 't ins ijiiii.iu him IIOSTON STOItP , u D 1
with
I'FER GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO TI P v.J
EVER BEFORE, READ ON: E Eco0lnr4l
SUIT CASES
Under this head we offer all kin of travel
In bags, trunks, etc. Tills Hue Is new and
bright, and priced below others.
$1 to$5-$7to$J2-$t5to $25
OVERCOATS
For nil the boys of the family. All styles
and colors. Including cravenettes, storm coats,
tup coats, regular .and long; for thin men nnd
stout men, or any kind of man. Priced
$1.50 to 5-$6 to $20-$25 to $42
SUITS
This is the line that challenges. There is
nut an equal showing In the city. We claim to
carry better clothing than others, and our
many patrons ure living witnesses of this state
ment. Sails In fit the thin or fat, the long or
short. I'rb'ed from
$1.50 to $30
GLOVES
Iput' and "It. M.." the
winiu'is. ThfSe pive men n
ami nit' ('Hpt'cmlly pnotl fits,
Priced
L'lobratPd prize
wearing Klove,
Think of thiH.
75c. to$I.50-$2 to $4
SWEATERS
All
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tin plain I'ulnrn nnd ureal variety of
itiiii'H, In tasteful combinations. Our
sweaters are made mostly of worsted, thus In
hiiiImk the correct shape ufter waHlihig. priced
$1.00 op to $5.00
The New "BUSTER BROWN" S eaters .lust In
HATS
The new "Klal Iron, l'ravis," "Plains,"
"Itioadway." nnd winter shapes ot Knox,
Stetson and tlonlon hats. This department
offers thc greatest range to the fancy, and the
bent of satisfaction to the purchaser. Priced
$1.00 opto $t0 00
NECKWEAR
Our new Christinas stock has Just nrrlved.
You arc cordially Invited to look over this dis
play and see the best assortment of style and
colorings in the city. Priced
25c op to $3.50
UNDERWEAR
This line is carried in all the cht..
hut for this glad season we
of the better grade,. Priced U' M,!
$3.00 op to $7.50
HALF HOSE
Fancy colored or plain; to suit v. ...
and demand. We have a most compleT
sortment of this season's products. prti I
JOcto 25-35c to50-75cto$l,5o !
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MEN'S SHOES '
This Is our strong hold. W oKer
shoes, more styles and more prlcei than .
other seller of shoes In this part of the mil
We make a apeclnlty of Hannn snl Douilu
shoes. Together with other flrst-claw mat.
Have prices
$1.00 op to $7.00
WOMEN'S SHOES
TO THE LADIES: My they live loni md
prosper; may they be cnnifnrlalile In (MRU
shoes, the five dollar shoe for three fifty; ul
any other priced shoe, such as
$1 00 op to $5.00
MISSES' SHOES
We make a special effort to please wr
young mid stylish girls. They certainly should
remember that ours are the kind that in
made over special lasts fur low heeli ind
slender feet.
BOYS SHOES
The good boy, the tough boy, nnd all the
hoys are Invited to try our wear reslrten.
Bought from a Boy's Factory, rut to lit botf
feet, and in men's styles.
THE LARGEST
.i; AND CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT IN EASTERN OltEliON.
.ssstttti 1 1 1 1 tt'i'rtsi i Tr- ' j
FELTS and SLIPPERS
These especially seem to be suitable for the
merry Christmas gift, "nr showing i! com
plete and carries values from
50c op to $4.00
BABY SHOES
The sofl spot In the heart Is for "baby dear."
A neat shoe always takes babies' eyet, 1
one tried on must be left on to make the litis
sunshine 1 appy.
50c op to $2.50
OCR SHOE STORE IS COMIM.KTrXT RE
PLETE FOR FITTING i'V.m.
ROOSEVELTS
Big Boston Store
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Special Sale on
...Overcoats...
Our Prices Talk
M.oo Coats' sell at
9.00 Coats sell at
10.00 Coats, Oxfords
, 10.00 Coats, Blue Kersey
11.00 Coats, Long, Belt Back
15.00 Coats, Long, Belt Back
16.60 Long Coats
18.00 Long Coats
20.00 Long Coats , $16.75
AH othc - price Orerooats, Including boys' and children's,
have same rate ot reductions.
. $.96
0.78
7.75
. 8.25
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11.60
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14.75
will
UUY WHILE YOU HAVE A CHANCE TO GET SUCH BARGAINS i
Baer & Daley
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
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