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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1905)
ftAir DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 10S.. AGB FIYE. ONLY A few More Days : OF SKIRT SELLING AT HALF and LESS t, rek lnl T ,no '''IW sk'rt Ka"' ever held. I trt hiIII SS good. BtjH sklrW on ilic skirt crnntn that are j i,., Hum the material would cam you. . ti2 M KUrt now . . 5.40 .nd M'M sk,rt'' " : .50 'n5 " " ' " S " 1 skirt only Jew left 1.7S ALTERATIONS FREE. PERSONAL MENTION Lee Teutsch's Dept. Store Comer Main and Alta Streets E ;ITY BREVITIES now on at unny. U C under. Get unny Mten get satisfaction at How- .-- t n.' lr Store. lv fcrmwiy . 1 .AAA nntlpr bound book to L Mm. at Noirs book .tore. cook wants a Jod. wages i,omn. u.. - Bt George restaurant, open intnlfht Mrs. Cooper, proprie- jaml clean-up of all winter goods prim that will . surprise . k.jtk'i. 'II tain ladles' fine party slippers, tk 12.60, $3. $3.60 and 4. On low, $15 at Teutsch'a. .,.,! tht. St. Valentine's dance evening at Music hull, given PBiillclon Circle W. O. W. ijdita' and misses' Jackets are go- L regardless of cost; all sires now nrk. Teutsch department more. idny evening Pendleton Circle aihw Valentine dance at music Li. An evening of pleasure assured 1 ' ttadWon elide W. O. W. will en- Lxiinmu Mnndar evening at a Val- UMMauiec nt Music hall, louu bntlly good time If you attend. lit 'SM H. .. Soule, professional 'bat'OMt of Soule Bros.' Piano waur. Portland. Is In the city. Pliuilmn orders at Tall man & Co.'s L'ng ttvn. will, fn the future, see to It that only compeieni ensjneen-s ana surveyors are elected to the office of county surveyor. Fourth. Only practical engineers and surveyors are competent to es tablish lines and corners (or land owners. Fifth. Vnder this law, competent and practical men will be Justified In accenting the office. . - Sixth. Under the old law the office Hn u mnlnrltv nf the cnuntiest. WOUid not Justify a competent engineer to accept the office, as he could do bet ter In some other field. Seventh. Every county In the state requires the services of a practical surveyor. Eighth. No competent engineer or surveyor, after spelling three to five years and from $800" to $1500 to qual ify himself, besides 1850 to $500 for field Instruments and equipment, can afford to work for less than $5 per day. clear of expenses. Lee Teutsch Is still til at his home with the grip. . M. E. Edwards . of T'klnh Is her for a brief stay. Pern- Mvrtck la here for a short time from Helix. City Marshal Hammer, of Echo. Is in tne, city today. W. F. Burdens la her for a short time from Walla Walla. . ' The Infant son of David Ingram Is reported quite seriously 111. F. W Martin and wife ara her to day from Helix for a brief visit., ; Miss Ethel: Galbralth, of Prairie City, is at the Bickers tor a few days. O. E. Harper Is in the city from La Grande and is a guest at the Hotel Bickers. V n Von r-l.,i-A nf Whn i at the Bickers today, while in the city on business. m TVr a teacher nf AdalTUL is in the city for the purpose of taking me examination P S Hp la Vioro from HellX Mr. Rogers is a teacher and will take the coming examination Atmrnei- Wilt f Peterson. 'of Athe na, Is In the city this afternoon on business before the circuit court Mrs. L. K. Kerbaugh arrived last nvnnlno- fpnm Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Kerbaugh will reside on Water street. Arlev Pennlck and . Eva Pennick wa H.ni-n fmm A llama for A flhort visit yesterday and returned in the evening. Rvrnn M Half and William E. Nar kins both teachers of Weston, are here for the purpose of taking tne examination. a T- IjAhlnann mnnaBTer of the Oregon Lumber yard, went to Eoho today on business, expecting to return this evening. I A r, ivaice .Sliowist OF ALL TUG NEWEST ANT LATEST NOVELTIES IN NEW SPRING MER.CHANBIS1L "OF AIX THAT IS GOOD, PENDLETON AFFORDS THE BEST," AND YOVLIi FCTO IT AT PEN DLETON'S THOROUGHLY PROGRESSIVE AND MODERN EMPORIUM, The Peoples Warehouse ADVANCE STYLES IN EMBROIDERY, DRESS GOODS AND SILKS, LAMES' HIGH CLASS READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, WASH GOODS AND WHITE GOODS, ETC, ETC., ETC. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE ril'OR SMITH ROAD LAW. Lr HnMms l'nnd for PaMUKf of I'lUfurni Coile. 'm bill that HMPinR almost certain rtcom a law Is the road law In sisted bv Senator C J. Smith of I H founty. making the county sur- rnnnlv mu.lmaulMr u-llh full aiorlly in the construction of roads i bridges, and making a uniform H law throughout the state. j Tin following reasons for the pas- of the law are urged by its hmdi: flnt It In In lha Intapfinl fif KOOd h which Is agitating the minds touniy and stale authorities an re the country. wona. It is the most Important :T to that end. as practical engineers ft nrvBiitM net tho mi i' Class vi N who are especially qualified by Wtsjlon for bridge and road build- it Third. Under this tew, the voters Will Enforce tiie. Game Law. Deputy Game and Fish Warden Joe Nolf. has been instructed by Game Warden Baker, to begin a vigorous campaign on violators of the gome laws, after the legislature adjourns, when It can be seen what changes are made In the present laws. It is the intention or Mr. Nolf to prose cute everybody found shooting mead ow larks and robins, as mere is u law against the slaughter of these birds. His territory extends over all the Eastern Oregon counties and he I will leave for the district east of the mountains, soon after the legislature adjourns. Irucst Niimlier of Prisoners. D. W. AckKy. warden of the peni tentiary, has filed his report of the number of prisoners in the institu tion for the month of January. There were 168 prisoners In the Institution at the beginning of the montn. teerf prisoners were received during the month and one was discharged, leaving 180 in the Institution at the close of the month. This Is the larg est number of prisoners ever confined in the penitentiary at one nine. Holse Capital-News. f Watch Hospital j FOR THE Radical Cure OF DISABLED WATCHES OCR REMEDIES i : NEVER FAIL. L. Himziker DOCTOR OF WATCHES. M . Nearly Ready for the Plumbing. u-.i.'..n iho new school buildings has now reached such a stage that contracts will soon be let for the plumbing work. The west end build ing Is now all completed except for the plumbing, heating una work. Brick vork has now com menced on the second story of the north side building. Y M C. A. for Walla Maiia. The young men of Walla Walla have pledged themselves to raise the - ,nnn fnr the Y. M. t. sum oi to.... - building to be erecieo ... i. this season. Vags Run " ....unta were brought two more - .. before Recorder Fits Oera d h morning and asaeo p t g:"0mename,'of'ThomasR..eyand John Cunlce. Masquerade Ball, on February 11 masquerade ball wl7berg'venTy Umaho.U. Trlhe, Or der of Redmen, In Armory hall. Ar rangements are now being made to ak, the affair an extenslv. one. Real Estate Transfer. Hannah Bhuerman and Jacob Shu erman to J. B. Despain. lots and 7, h block C. of South Pendteton ad dition. Consideration. $3000. t w Kiiaore. a well known farm er of Weston, came in on the even ing train yesterday and is registered at the Bowman. Pete Smith, of Hotel St. George Cafe, has returned from a visit to Portland, and has resumed his duties offer a severe attack of the grip. 1 u.nn Schwartz, day operator at Bingham, returned home last evening irivlnv testimony before . the coroner's Jury In the Konasek case. Robert Burns, agent for the O. K. & N. at Walla Walla, left this morn ing for his home after a few days in this city In the Interest of his com pany. . . David Richardson, a well known merchant of Helix, has returned home ofter attending the meeting of the directors of the Inland Mercantile company. ... . Prof. George A. Peebles, of the Weston Normal School, arrived last night to serve on the examining board during the coming teachers' examination. Harvey Richardson. manager of tho inland Mercantile company of Adams, was In the city yesterday at tending a meeting of the directors of his company. Mi-nnnald. of Walla Walla. passed through the city this morning j . r.l..Y.n u-hara hp en route to .uniptt, jwii. - will receive seven carloads of horses to be shipped to Walla Walla, i r v Harner. one of the proprle- .'rf the Pendleton creamery, came over from La Grande last night and Is making final arrangements to oe- glu work on his plant In this city. Rev. Victor Dorris Is ' suffering with hoarseness from conlinuea speaking in the revival at the First Christian church. However, he will continue the meeting . every night this week. . r WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE M,-. n W. Young, who is at St. Anthony's hospital suffering with a lacerated wrist, caused by a glass Jar breaking in her hands. Is improvn.B and will be able to return home in a short time. . Conductor E. B. Coman. of the Portland-Pendleton passenger run. on the O. R. & N., has resumed his run, after a few days' reBt. Extra Conduc tor Thomas Nestor was on the run during Mr. Coman's absence. Milton Rambo, of Wallowa, Is se ,..!.. in ut ri joseDh's hospital. He was in the city yesterday on his way to Walla Walla, ana was ..jj i.. in at thp Bickers hotel. SUUUtMllJf . Dr. Best was called and had the pa tient removed to the hospital, wnere he Is now convalescing. L. B. Rinehart, a pioneer of Union ... .k. , hwn feeding cattle coumy. "v - , . In Malheur county, passed down tne O K, & N. today witn sever. -loads of fat cattle, for the Portland -ri... a r. hut few cattle in martlets. awtuntv tnai are now BlHlllCUl 1 ' , atockmen expect to e a raise in price, this spring. Mr. Rlneharfs family is in u.i.. ma, where he has resided for the past 10 years. NOTORIOUS DIVE CLOSED. Paris House Raided by Sheriff Word and 16 Deputies. Tuesday's Oregon Dally Journal i tY.llriwir.sT thrilling account of the raid of the Paris House, Port land's most Infamous dive, by Sher iff Word: .. ,, . T.....1. unp Nortn lnuu r""" : ...... street, the most notorious deadfall in the Pacific ""n"" the building owned by A. H. iirey mn and J. Summervllle the busi ness owned by Eugene and Jack ; Hta ",er protected by Chief of Police u u.,i where has-e occui- L'nanea ... . - - ...v.,h h red numberless roDDeries ..." trouble to the authorities than any other disreputably ln-tltu- r-waseu'aTr30 o?c.ock by Sheriff Tom Word and 16 deputies. ., 33 wo- medrand ta"ken to the cTuntr.: where ,0 bail was given for Phillips and men. PhlHIP". the manager, was for rerlV chief of police of Artor a. immediately air a raid. Under Sheritr -u ....... posse of deputies Paris House Blir St. street, ownea - Lulu Clair, and arrested o( Smith, and 12 otner whom gave ""',, on the part notorious dive, closed ta ..be n aVS mmlttee arguments have been Cenf to induce that body to refuse made to inaute .,., .uccess. to Issue licenses, ""- d Evidence was pre emed to the g and on inuicwt... - . ' .ah Breyman, one o - , against A. H- Brem u fof the Pans n.".; Mnl W0B uses. ' ...... Bremen quashed on a.rrr'const.tut.onal contended inju ne wag right, were the grand Jury the defendant. deputies h..n el ouse, the place f women and men. t THE RENOS THE FAMOUS PALMISTS ARE IN YOUR City for a Short Time Only Consult Thertk Now THE RENOS are scientific palmists having 17 years of practical experi ence before the American and Euro pean public. THE RENOS have no equal as palmists. Coming of the fa mous Reno family, they, without ask ing a question, tell you your name, reveal everything you wish to know regarding any one or anything; noth ing too obscure for them to reveal. If you are In doubt, or have troubles, coine and we will unravel them, and not one cent will be charged unless you nre satisfied. Cut this out and take advantage of our advertised rates, 60c and f 1.00. The Arlington 618 Main St office nouns e a. m. to 8 p. m. THE QUEEN OF LAUNDRESSES title longed for by the Parisian Illiinclilsoiise. But our aim and am bition is to have the name of giving full satisfaction to all our patrons la the excellent manner our laundry sends home Us Hneil, etc, without shirt besom, cracking, and beautiful ly done up at low price.. : . - - : ni.f U.'-Lowner'i, eanther s.. ! The Palm and Our Own Candiee in : Packages from 10 cents up ne line of bulk goods. A. C. K0EPPEN & BROTHERS, Popular Price Druggists. was filled wi. ( g. Many boy. from i. ' ed out ere there, .ne " man. aX?wo assunts'and 3$ women. Early tainbliw I" Gn,nt' C Cochin, on. of our prosper- om.n, I. busy tainWnB br"S80lOO0ewerteh'at "havT already out of 800 ewe. in i ,.mb- be- tambed he Mr. de. hwt ;e dld not intend Cochran .ta ed that n hyA E ous E-yaa on the Duck. Aii exchange is responsible for the following: A school, ooy w. w-- - .- .r.- the .ubjeot OI pare an h. 'Ducas, u . . i- . iw heavy-set bird composed mostly of meat and I feath- '" ,iud by getting rnny fr7g. in hi. nec. He ,ke. the water' and came, a .u, --..- . . V. tit U toon iruiu Din - . u. lv two legs and they I" t tor back on hi. running gear by nature, tney came i.w - gear uy . ducks when missing nis - - .... .... . . , ta. rnrls on their tall. tney gei, o.a -- nrai.es and they are don't have to set or to loaf, go "nm,n?.n.d.,fat' " I was to be a auca " - drake." Comparison of evidence by the re' celver. of Mrs. Chadwlck's estate and btr c" dltor. show, that she owe. 12,000.000, while her asset are $5. 10. ', . ' : ' " k. Ill V I If IK.. Am " T -w ROBINSON'S DOMESTIC LAUNDRY. Chestnut Leal Expectorant, flic, near REMEDY KNOWN FOR AI.Ii THROAT AND LUNO AF-Fl'-CTIONS. ONCE TRIED VOU WILL USE NO OTHER. Cures Coughs and Colds EVERY DOTTLE GUARANTEED. TELEPHONE MAIN Ml. Brock & McComas Company aw.. MtC90 Chran ted that "yea'rTu i f,,t(IM M M . .7 1 1 wmehow the sne v . t wa,.--- .....ittT In the mount- " ; .ed coming he nam ". wooi re. and lammng percenUge tC'eCrr'beloreVMnument Enter- prise . a a a A jAis4 t... mm ?""MMMM,yHi i Reservation. Tomorrow at 10 a. m.. a contert ease' will n' .loner Joe H. Parke.. The case Is that of Richard Baker versu. W. J. Carroll, and Involve, tne owner....x of some Indian land that was thrown open to settlement bv the act of con- Kress passed July l. ""' " base. hi. case upon the claim of be ing a bona fide -etUer prior to the passage of the act. ' Drink Tr aESCENT It I Fl2 Dear Ladies I know wt-twehav. to -o yo. In the way of JZ 't m7 entire oc ol Ataaware, guu-w and oror,, a. I wish W retire from ui"" jjulica, come In and lee f or ronrsoll. C. R.OHRMAN Coart Street IN 1 amo 2 LB. (CAUEO T1N OML.r mi AStandard for Quality. Cleanliness and Workmanship, Hand MadcClear Havana FIXNN &C(LMakcrs. i.r 5 i'; i ' ' v i ,-1 It ' '
