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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1905)
- Vt N-. EIGHT PAGES. M.l. WJ4 in-.., -"-''- DAILY EAST ORRnnmtw pmm.inn nnivn n.i. ........ ....... ... .... . - ....umi, MiiiwiMi, nrmu la, imp. PAGH THREE. kn swrn-A'n siIL -at... i " " - -J J A(WH,Y PItOIIIBITED. J W x i An Orfcaiiizwiitm EMerled Called tlie AT ALEXANDERS 3ATUIU)AY NIGHT, Apr. 15 From 7 to 9 o'clock r 1 -OUR SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL SALES HAVE PROVEN TO BE ONE OF THE BEST ADVKIt- . '' TD3EMENTS WE CAN GET. SCORES OP PLEASED CUSTOMERS LEAVE OUR STORE EVERY SATURDAY NTGHT. THEY AltK SIRE TO BRING THEIR FRIENDS WITH THEM THE FOLLOW INO SATURDAY. TP WILL SAVE YOC MONEY TO ATTEND THIS SATURDAY XIGHT SALE. THE BARGAINS ARE GENUINE. SHOE DEPARTMENT. I iiX VWeMsave about SO pairs of ladles' -X - shoes worth $3.00 to $3.5d; Saturday 4 . night; 7 to . I. ql.95 FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT. : 35 dosen ladies' handkerchlela, worth .. :i idratniilOo to ISo; Saturday night, 1 4 i.to:it.. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. .05c T I Lonsdale muslin, the 11 l-to kind; daW m l-C f -Saturday night, T to CALICOS. All our calicos, in all oolora; regular 6 l-4o kind; Saturday night, 7 to . . 4 I -2c ' LEWIS AND CLARK OPERA BAGS. , . .. 13 dozen opera bags, In all colors; reg- -nlar prtos 21.25 Saturday night, 7 to HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. 19 down ladles' drop-stitch, and em broidered hose; regular 35o kind; :: Saturday night, 7 to t 75c I 23 c AASK TO SEE THE- SUNBUR6TPETTICOATS ON SPECIAL SALE . $2.95 nun f tMMIIMIIMIIMWMMIMHIIIIHHMm -Don't worn sea that If you kTior $&M a pair of sboaa thati.are la every way as goads ths ones yoa've been Paring MM for,. you've -saved "91.00. iLstaof things yoa eaa da whh afeat oVUsr. ' "fKwthVKoneror" ."Shoes $3.50 Sullivan b Bond CMmnNO, shoes furnishings. new scmrnyr block. 2 """' MWHMtHHl I IIMMOOt v ' t BYERS' BEST FLOUR Is made from be choicest wheat that grows. Good bread la t 2 assured when Byers' Beat Flour to used.. Bran, shorts, steam .rolled 1 x oariey always on nana. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS f foooooof ooooooooof o 'TtTsTMttootosool i We Handle Every thing Hi SPRAYING MATERIAL. LIMB, SULPHUR . PARIS GREEK LONDON PURPLE FORMALDEHYDE and WHALE OIL SOAPS - Brock & McComas Company DRUGGISTS ; .: T-rTTTTTttnmmuum; j Sprayers Sprayers : I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENTS OF SPRAYERS AND SPRAY PUMPS. CALL IN AND SEE THE AUTO MATIC 8PRAYER; IT WORKS LIKE A FIRE EXTINGUISHER. HEDGE SHEARS, TREE TRIMMERS, ETC., ETC L . xm T. C. TAYLOR "THE HARDWARE MAN." 741 MAIN STREET. i 4 COMING EVENTS. April 1 Montana Steckgrowers Association, Miles City. April 24 Anniversary of Independ em uraer or Odd Fellows. April tS Easter Sunday. April IS. Meeting of board of consulting engineers of reclamation department, Fortland. Mar 1 Mav Du n4mi at akk. May (-14 Convention ef Order of Railway Conductors, Portland. May 12 Inland Empire field meet ana aeclamatorv contest. Waiiu Walla, May 20 Eastern Orcnn In tor scholastic contest. Baker Citv. June i. l05 opening Lewis and iri exposition. June 2-3 Eleventh annual nin. neers- reunion, Weston. June 22, 23 and 24 Tournament Northwest Sportsmen's association. fortland. June 22-21 National Vnni.n'. Suffrage Association, Portland. July I Dedication Sacaiawea mnn ume. i, Le's sni Chirk fair. Port lar.o". July 11-14 American MadiTai Am. sociauon, Portland. Wool Sale Dates. Pendleton Mav 21. Inn. lit inn. II. Heppner May 25. June 2. Jnna 10. June is. Shaniko June t, June 23, July 6. Royal Neighbors of America. Iowa Falls. lows, April 10. Dele gates from all parts of Iowa are gathering here for the state eonven tion of the Royal Neighbors of America. The convention will be formally opened this evening with the exemplification of the mmt work of the new ritual of tha nrrfsr by the degree team of this city. The business sessions for the recentlon of reports from offioers and committees and the annual election of officers will be held tomorrow. Indications point to an attendants of ruinr ika delegate, Notice to Stockholders. Notice Is herebr riven to tha atir. holders of ths Pendleton Wool Scour ing ft packing Co., that a meeting will be held Tuesday. Mav 2nd. loos at the office of the company in Pendle ton, Oregon, at 4 p. m. B. T. JUDD, President F. B. CLOPTON, Secretary. Notice to Stockholders. : Notice Is hereby alven to tha atnk. holders of the Pendleton Woolen Mills, that a meetlnr will ha h.M Tuesday. May 2nd. lias at tha of ths company, in Pendleton, Ore- son, at :iv p. m. B. T. JUDD, President. C. H. CARTER, , OREGON DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE Portland, Oregon, April 16th, ltOo. For above occasion the O. R. N makes a round trip rate of $9.1J. Tickets on sale for rtalns No. 1 and No. S. April JBth. Klnat llxlf i 41 28th. For particulars pall nn a, mA- dress E. C. Smith, Agent National Convention Woodmen of the worm and Women of Woodcraft, Los Angeles, Cal., April 18lh, 1B05. Account above occasion tha r. t & N. makes a rate of 244. SS for the round trip. Dates of sals. Anrii n 12, 13, 1905. Return limit Jnna In For particulars call on or aiMraaa v C. SMITH, Agent An Orpuiizatlon Efforted t'alird tlie Antcrioan Maritime League It Will Be Entirely .n-I'urtian and Not Conunittod to .Any Definite I'oUcj Except to Educate tlie People Upon tie Subject New York, April 13. The new campaign organielng to secure from congress In the next session action toward the rehabilitation of tha Am.r. can merchant marine will be started Jn earnest tomorrow when a meet ing will be held at the Waldorf-Astoria to effect tlon and discuss plans. The new organization la pmioh ih. American Maritime League, and the president is former Senator John M. Thurston. The organization Is thor oughly non-partisan, and comprises men of all business pursuits and avarv shade of political .opinion. It does not favor any definite nolirv. aithr ot subsidies, discriminating rates, port cnarges or tonnage taxes, but inter. eats the public lu the general subject or upouildlDK the merchant marina or the Unltcl ftates. An advisory board has alraaitv neen selected, with one or more rep resentatives from every state. Presi dent Itoosevelt has signified his In terest in the organization bv arp.nl. ing an honorary membership and on the advisory board are former Secre tary or war Root, Secretary of the avy Morton, Attorney Oeneral Moo dy. Secretary 'of War Taft, Charles M. Schwab, M. E. Ingalls, President fecnurnian of Cornell univemitv President Harper of the University of Chicago, and Governor Bliss of Mich igan. It Is proposed that the 'tnpmhpra nt the league shall-press the subject of building up the merchant marina. a- peclally on commercial clubs and or ganizations. A marazlne will ha tablished In Washington, whose col umns will be open to a non-partisan discussion, and prior to the assem bllng of congress meetlnrs will be held In this city and in other Darts of the country. DEMOCRATIC OKA TORY TO FLOW Oocsdood Is Anniversary of Jefferson's Hlrth. New York. April 13. There will be a great flow of democratic oratory in the grand ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria tonieht. when. In reanona to tne invitation of the Democratic club leaders of the party from all parts of the country will rather tn Mlahrata the anniversary of Thomas Jefferann'a oirtn. Prominent amonr those who hava accepted Invitations, and the majority of whom have already reached the city, are Governor Douglas of Massa chusetts, former Governor Francis of Missouri. Senatora earmark Rnvn.r and Daniel, John W. Kern of Indiana and Consrressman De Armnni) nf Mia. sourl, and Rainay of Illinois. Alton H. Parker will head the list of anvak. ers, taking as his subject "The Fu ture of the Democratic Party." WILL FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS. Medical Men at Atlanta From All Over America. Atlanta. Oa.. April 13. Prepara tions for the meeting of the Anti-Tu- Dercuiosis league, which is to be held In Atlanta next week, are nracilcallv completed, and the Indicatinna are that the convention of distinguished medical men will be one of tha mnat successful conventions ever held In the South. Prominent physicians and hpalth authorities from all sections of the country will attend the meetln an the local medical fraternity Is mak ing arrangements to receive and en tertain them in a becoming manner. The convention , will be held in tha hall of the house of representatives, and Governor Terrell will deliver the address of welcome. NORTHWESTERN STOCKMEN. Holding largely Attended and Profi ts Die Meeting. Belle Fourche. R TV Anrii n The Northwestern Stockgrowers as sociation began Its annual convention here today. Representative atnok. growers ar present to a. total of sev eral hundred from nearly all parts of this and neiKhborlnr statea. Tha program Is one of the best ever ar ranged for a meeting of the associa tion. In addition to routine business It provides for numeroua aMu and discussions on practical topics re lating to the stock growing Industry. The larre attendance and atrau.. program combine to riva nrnmu. nt a meeting that will go on record as one of the most successful of Its kind ever held In this section. Cheated Death. Kidney trouble often anria fataiw but by choosing ths right medicine, E. H. Wolfe, of Bear Grove. Tnn cheated death. He says: "Two years ago I had kidney trouble, which caused me areat oain. anffarin an anxiety, but I took Electric Bitters, wnicn enectea a complete curs. I have also found them of great bene fit In Keneral debllitv and nam trouble, and keep them constantly on nana, since, as I find they have no equal." Tall man & Co., druggists, guarantee them at 60c Notice to Debtors. All persons Indebted to ma win please call and settle at one, aa T have sold my butcher business and need the money. CONRAD PLATZOEDER. Nine trains ner dav In hnth Air... tlons are run between RnnVn. and Coeur d'Alene over the electric road. Ihe Peoples Waretonse Some Most Extra ordinary Bargains 18 PIECES OF BLEACHED LINEN CRASH, CHECKED GLASS TOWELING AND BROWN ROLLER CRASH; REGU LAR PRICE 12 l-2o YARD, AT 9c Yard 4 DOZEN LINEN HJICK TOWELS, HEMMED AND READY TO USE; REGULAR PRICE 15c, AT 10c Each PIECES FIGURED BOHEMIAN LAWNS, EXTRA QUALITY, j ...... , c NEAT, DAINTY FIGURES; REGULAR TRICES 19 1-2C, AT 8c Yard i:f 45 DOZEN LADIES' 6LEEVKI.ESS VESTS; REGULAR IBo QUALITY, AT ' I Oc Each 11".. ' "-I 24 PIECES WHITE INDIA LINEN, EXTRA FINE 18c JUALTTY ; AT 10c Yard 34 PAIR SINE LACE CURTAINS, S 1-2) YARDS LONG; EXTRA WELL FINISHED; REGULAR PRICE $1.78, AT $1.18 Pair DOZEN ARCTIC GLASS BERRY SETS BOWL AND SIX BERRY DISHES; REGULAR PRICE 91.80, AT 68c Set 25 SETS GLASS CI' FID TUMBLERS, HANDSOMELY ETCHED BEGULAR $1.43 VALUE, AT 79c Set of 6 10 DOZEN LADIES' WRAPPERS, FRENCH PERCALES AND FULL WIDTH; REGULAR $1.00 VALUES, AT 65c Each DOZEN LADIES' WHITE SILK SHIRT WAISTS, FINE INDIA SILK, LACE AND INSERTION TRIMMED; REGULAR $3.78 AND $4.00 VALUES; EXTRA SPECIAL AT ' $2.89 Each 7 DOZEN MUSLIN DRAWERS, LACE AND EMBROIDERY TRIMMED; EXTRA 5c AND 75c VALUES, AT 42c Pair Ihe .iftfllrtat WarefeoHse Where It Pays to Trade "HH Jx
