East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 13, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGH nv. PERSONAL MENTION a PAIL EAST OREGOXIAN, PENDLETON, ORBOON, FRIDAY, JANUARY IS, 1105. ) "1 i ror quoi aba conn thai r 3 D5ING OUT SALE of SLIPPERS tooiude" all our warm, fur-trimmed bourn Slippers, l regular price $2.00, H.T5 Mid $1.50. SALE tum prty Slippers In patent leather or kid, 1, 1, s i.i to . In A, B. O and D widths; regular mice f H,t.M and 4.0. .. ... KrSrA of thft Afltiro Irs four $1.65 Pair AliSO 0IVINO A BIG DISCOUNT ON ALL FELT SHOES, BUTTON OR LACE. se Teutsch's Dept. Store Corner Main and Alta Streets jUK UNDERWEAR SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK. Y BREVITIES t, n. C. Bader. . ,n Roosevelt's. Lrar a'e t Teutsch's. Lguttoo hatf at Roosevelt's. fhilinl. agent for Stelnway kui (r sale; 100 ton" at u, it this office. hnt Oood buslnes location. L;H But Webb street L ftt satlstactlon at How- WHNy neco ;ib i tmtohed rooms for rent. (Ill Welt Alta itreet. Lf house for rent, and furnl- alt. Apply 08 Tnompson bi. Lt wot wants a Job. Wages ninth. Address P. O.box 34. II Oeorre restuarant, open Liiitit. Mrs. Cooper, proprl- liy Felfer, faslonoble dress- k cbarges reasonable. 713 Inttt Iral-Good furnished room, Lctofrom Main street Call up lid lit. "Flinch," "Sherlock Holmes," Peppercorn" and Crokluole timeline. Nolf's. laud misses Jackets ure going mb of coat all Hisses now In httach'i department store. 11 and Night Express gives li tellable service." Covered areet from 7 a. m. to 12 TluKltaln 2811, or leave or i Oritman's cigar store. Billy pProp. Ben' and Olrls Aid Society of ft an furnish a limited num snand girls for adoption, for n, (or ohores, while attend- N and for people wishing to ip as thalr own. Address Oufaer, Portland, Or. College at Milton, has " He willingness to Join the f1 "ton Oratorical Hucietv, I1 the high schools of the P Oregon counties participate. ' w flrit private school to ""on-'to, the society, and eMUln, of the city schools, 'XMereat more of the Eastern frtate schools In Joining. U. C. Rader. Get sunny. $3.60 ladles' Gloria shoes at Roose velt's. The big shoe sale now on at Teutsch's. ' Train No. 1 was delayed two hours this morning by storms on the Union Pacific. General clean-up of all winter goods at prices that will surprise you. Teutsch's. 260 pairs ladleB' fine party slippers, worth 12.60, $3, S3.B0 and 14. On sale now, $1.65, at Teutsch's. The White Whittlesey company, presenting the "Soldiers of Fortune" arrived today on the delayed train from the east. Train crews from the east report a heavy fall of snow on the Blue mountains and stormy weather all the way to Huntington. Only the regular freight trains are now running on the mountain division of the O. R. & N. The number of freight crews has been reduced for the present. Work on all the new school build ings is progressing rapidly. The west end school 1b now entirely inclosed and the work of plastering will be completed In a short time. The messenger service of the West ern Union office of this city shows a aoiiHlant increuse. Many of the lead ing business houses have discarded their private messenger and use the Western Unlou service altogether. c Willi WW .ilways Time on 1 Ml sever miss keeping yon depend on J f" But comes from I " ow yos the new pat- f watch "Md.flUed cases In sllv ! Hunzik " S 7 er I was in WEST'S MINSTRELS COMING. I'uiiiouh Jubilee Silicon) at the lYnwr on Friday, .liimiury 20. Munuger Tuylor today closed a date with West's Minstrels to appear at the Prnsser on Friday, January 20. The company is Improved in many ways since Its lust appearance here, and It is now one of the very best minstrel troupes on the road. Resides currying an enormous umnunt of stage setting scenery, and special scenery, the company Is also strengthened by the addition of new wingers and specialty men. Among the new additions to the company Is Frederick V. Bowmers, composer of "Always," "Hecause," the famous stage songs that have been so well received by the American public. UriKLI'H AND ADOLPH. ljinglinhlf Eurcc Comedy Coming on January 17. Broudhurst & Currle will present that merry farce, comedy. "Rudolph and Adolph" ut the Fraaer on Janu- a'V . . , . This will furnish a smciiy class offering in the comedy line, and one that will prove most satisfying to the general public as well as the atergoers. If the well seasoned Judg ment of capable critics may be taken nrltnrion. "Rudolph and Adolph' has been one of the greatest laughing successes in all of the larger cities during the past three seasons and the same standard of excellence fixed by its production in New YorK, bi Chicago, Philadelphia, etc., will be oontlnued. All the appointments nee- fr a. hlsrh-class performance are carried en tour and the cast has been chosen with care and juagmem. ' .win .nniinm Tax Levy Today. ' It is expeoted that the county court will, onnnnnrp the tax levy for the year 1904, some time late this after noon or tomorrow. County Judge H. J. Bean stated this afternoon that tne ... .imnst ready for filing. and as soon as a few minor details were completed would be ready. 81m J. Pulley, of Weston, renaieton yesterday. T. W. Spencer and C. E. Redfleld, of Heppner, are in the city today. W. W. Markham. of the Ice plant, Is now on a visit to Stockton, Cal. A. D. Augustavo, of Walla Walla, Is here on business for a few days. City Marshal Dave Lavender, of Weston, was In Pendleton last night. W. F. Earnhart and wife, of Meach am, are In the city today on a trad ing trip. A. S. Pearson and wife.' of Free water, are at the St. GeoVge today, while In the city on business. , F. B. Holbrook, superintendent of the irrigation scheme at Irrigon, Is a guest of Hotel St George today. Victor M. Houston, of the Smith Premier typewriter agency of this city, Is registered at the Imperial In Portland. : County Clerk Frank Baling went to Weston last night to attend the fu neral of his father. Mrs. Baling left this morning. C. S. Haynes, operator in the O. R. N. offices, ts acting as ticket clerk in the absence of B. R. Wolf, who Is III in Portland. C. H. Kelsey, of this city, but now a resident of Council, Idaho, Is in Pen dleton on a visit. He will go to the Sound before returning home., Agent McKoln, of the Umatilla In dian reservation, is expected to return tomorrow from Canton, S. IX, where he placed Chief Peo In an asylum. Representative W. D. Chamberlain passed through to his home at Athe na, this morning, the legislature hav ing adjourned until Monday morning. Judge James A. Fee will leave to morrow for Washington, D. C, where he goes as messenger from Oregon to carry the election returns to con gress. Glen Nlxdorff, who has been work ing as O. R. & N. night operator at Winona, is now idle, because of the decrease in business following the holiday rush, " ' ' Mrs. P. J. Nlxdorff, who has been seriously ill for some time, will be taken to a private sanitarium, in III inois. Her son, P. , J. Nlxdorff, wilt accompany her. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Worthlngton, of Portland, passed through this morning to Weston to attend the funeral of I. E. Saling, who was Mrs. Worthlngton's father. R. R. Collins, a prominent wood dealer of Kamela, is in the city to day, en route to Freewater, where his family lives for the winter, to take advantage of schools. James Hunter, of Blackfoot,. Idaho, who has been here for some time, looking over the prospects for a gro cery store, has returned to his home,. but may conclude to locate here later. W. A. Storie, superintendent of the O. R. & N. bridge department, was over from Pendleton this week to examine the work being done by the pile driver crew above La Grande. La Grande Observer. . L. B. Rlnehart, of North Yakima, is at the Bickers today, while In the city en route from a visit to Eastern Oregon. Mr. Rlnehart is a Union county pioneer and was formerly state senator from that county. Mrs. William Blakley received letter from Mr. Blakley at Salem, to day, suying that he was suffering from a severe cold and would be un able to come home this week, with the other members of the Umatilla 'ounty delegation. Engineer Jack Wright, of the Spo knne branch of the O. R. & N., Is off duty for a few days to attend the funeral of Mrs. Keys, who died in this city yesterday. Mrs. Keys was an old acquaintance of Mr. Wright's family. Engineer J. M. Henderson of the Umalllla-Starbuck run, is In Mr. Wright's run during his absenoe. ee tt e ee ee ee ee ve a ee w m .e.Xee.!w 1 'Buyier Palm Si 8 Hue of bulk goods. A- C K0EPPEN & BROTHERS, Popular Price Druggists. s. Lowney's, Gunther's, and Our Own Candles in from 10 oents up to $7.50 IDAHO MAKES MISTAKE. State Land Board Filed on Worthletw Government Land. Boise, Jan. U. The state land board Is In session today arranging the proof and evidence to submit to the interior department at wasning' ton to ahaw that the state should be permitted to relinquish back to tne national government sometmng uae 46.000 acres of land in Idaho county, which was filed upon by Governor Morrison over a year ago. At the time of the filing lt was give? out that the administration had made a arand strike by filing on the land on the recommendation or noraum Jackson, chief clerk of the Jana ae. oartment Later it developed that the land laid along a deep gulch and was absolutely worthless for any purpose whatever. As the state Is nmiiea in the number of acres it can file on, it is the desire of the present board to -oiinaulsh the land so as to maae more advantageous filings. Paying Election Bets. Pool rooms holding bets on the governorship began paying the bets last night the Kenmore paying oui nn than tSOOO in leas than two hours and the proprietors are cash. Ins: more checks today. The Collen iter becan paying this afternoon. About 120,000 will be padi by these rooms. Other pool rooms and betting places In town also began paying Deis tnrtBv. It la estimated that In Den ver fully IB0.000 has been tied up by the governorship squabble, the pro prietors of the various rooms having downed to wait until after the inaug uration before paying bets. Denver Post. 'The' highest courts have passed up. on the damage suit of Agnes H. Phil lips, who slipped and fell upon a de fective sidewalk In South Bend, Ind. nii was severely Injured, An exe cutlon has now been levied against the city for $11,000 to meet her claim g Sale fncesjl ON wXROGERIILS... EARLY JUNK PEAS, S CANS 1 GALLON MAPLE SYRUP FORCE OR MALTA VITA, I PACKEGES . BANANAS, PER DOZEN BEST C.VNE SUGAR, 15 POUNDS ........ CONDENSED MILK, PER CAN PYLE'9 PEARLINE, LARGE SIZE PYLES PEARLINE, SMALL SIZE, FOR DAIRY SALT, M POUNDS SALMON, HPINK ALASKA," S CANS BLUE LABEL CATSUP, PER BOTTLE . . STANDARD TOMATOKS, PER CASE . . .' STANDARD CORN, PER CASE . ISO $1.25 toe Se , Sl.Ot lee ' loo S5o 50c S5o 150 $1.15 $I.M It Pays to Trade at THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE w ee u ;; u ;; u u :; u i tt "SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE.,, White Whittlesey In One of Ills Suc cesses Tonight The first appearance of White Whittlesey, the young romantic actor in this city, is creating considerable interest in the theatrical and play- going circles, and the demand for seats at the Frazer tonight is an ex traordinary one. Whittlesey, who Is under the direc tion of Belasco, Mayer & Price, will be seen here In the famous romantic play, "Soldiers of Fortune." Judg ing from the reports of those who have seen Whittlesey In this charm ing play, a genuine treat Is in store for his audience here. Whittlesey's stage career has been notable one for a young man. He shared honors with BUch well-known artists "as Ada" Rehan, Julia Arthur, Margaret Mather, Henrietta Cross man, E. H. Sothern, Nat Goodwin, Wilton Lackaye and Florence Roberts and his starring tours have added to his fame. He was trained for the stage by David Belasco and that master of stagecraft predicted a great . career for his young pupil. The annual summer seasons of Whittlesey in San Francisco are looked upon as events of the year In that city and his recent season tnere ot lb weeKs oroae an records. Whittlesey Is presenting the well- known romantic plays, "Heartsease," 'The Second In Command," and "Sol diers of Fortune" for his present sea son and Belasco, Mayer & Price have equipped him In a splendid manner. All the scenery, costumes, stage ac cessories and effects are carried by the company, requiring two special baggage cars for its transportation, and the company numbers 26 people, including a choir of singers. A staff of stage mechanics also accompanies the players. Among those who are in the com pany are Eugenie Thais Lawton, Vir ginia Brlssac, Alfa Perry, Edith Campbell, Hallle White and Messrs. M. Sainpolls, Harry D. Byer, Hen ry Lewellyn, Keginaia Mason, lay- lor Curtis, Erville Anderson, Carl Yo- ho and Charles Sherman. . ...CUTLElVy.. Good CutlerT is Drixed huzlily In all households. Wo have only good cutlery, the kind that keeps a keen edge. TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS, and the FAMOUS Gillett Safety Razor Goodman-Thompson Co t HARDWARE, STOVES, PLUMBING 40-0- a. a. t r.,.M.iM.M iiies mm veai Apcbiuiauu THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN FOR ALL THROAT AND LUNG AF FECTIONS. ONCE TRIED YOU WILL USE NO OTHER. Cures Coughs and Colds EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED. TELEPHONE MAIN 201. Brock & McComas Company DRUGGISTS 8TATB OF OHIO, C1TT OF TOI.K1HJ, LUCAS CONTI. SB. Prank J. Ctaeoer makes oath that bs Is senior partner of th Arm of r. 1. Cheney Si Co., ooing Dnsiness in iu v. w- leoo. County and But aforesaid, ana that said Ira will p.y the sua of ON Hi 11 ON. of Catarrh that cannot be cored by tin as of Hall's Catarrh Cora, . Ivors to Before aie and subscribed la say presence, this etn oay wt, (Baal.) A. W. GLKASON, ' Notary Public, (tali's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal, said acts directly on the blood aud Bl ew snrfaces at the systesa. Bend tat testimonials rree. K. J. CllKnSX J.t AMBUU W. Bold by Druggist, price T5c Take Halls Family Pills foe const! pa. tloa. Messenger "Hiked" Out . Wilbur Allen, . a messenger boy In the employ of the Western Union, left suddenly for Portland last night, without notifying his employer that he ' was going to leave. , To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab. lets. All druggists refund the money if lt falls to cure. E. W. Grove's sig nature Is on each box. ZEe. Drink ( REAJVf VVQF Ills Fine Remodeling Sale Having purchased the Baslor furniture store and made ar rangements to remodel and Improve the Interior, we will offer goods for the next 80 days at prices the lowest ever heard of In Umatilla county. We want to dispose of as much goods as possible before we continence to remodel. Come In and see us. We want to get acquainted with jon and have yon get acquainted with as and our methods. Graham Hunter I Successors to JOE BASLER RAINING D Jnion hade. HAND MADE.. CLEAR HAVANA. A STANDARD FOR QUALITY. fit FANUNESS AND WORKMANSHIP. When vou call fora TRIUMPH,! Tl YNN&C0. fifTIT Don't acceDtasubStltUtC.il MAKERS. was " ran rvn n "V tw II "Villi - v r u iruu is. I ..-.we Saw WST BV 11 sTBBavT.LiS '13 ' . vru ir a r air . ' 'stt WV sw ' I - - Expert Collectors , We have located a branch office in Pendleton, and will make collecting defunct bills a specialty. No ae count too old for us to handle. Our plan la: "No collections, no charges. Suits Instituted, Judgments advertised. . s The Van Ahrtlne-Gordon A Co., Mer cantile Agency,' H. V. Lipe t Co., Mgra. 111 E. Court St. Telephone Main Sit THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Bear this In mind when yon need poultry end stock supplies and ask tor the International Poultry and Stock Food. Use Kow Kure for your cow trou bles. C. F. Colesworthy 127-121 East Alta St, Agent for Lee's Lioe Killer. I !. f i I,. ' I' . u, li ;. 1! 1 tt tt 1 !' i - !,-. IN I AND X LB. ICAUED TINS ONLY for damages.