East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 21, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPACE EIGHT. DAILY EAST ORE GON IAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1905. EIGHT PAGES. Battle Ax No. they are not battle as.! But you can use them for almost anything: Hammer, Hatchet, Leather Punch, Wire Cutters, rinU.uio, N'uil Puller, Sorew Driver and Staple Puller. Just the handiest tool you ever used. Price $1.50 Shot t She loaded the new Excerpt Coffee Pot with a finely ground brown substance called "Moth er's Pride" Coffee. It stood on the stand a few moments, and then she poured off What? Can this Nectar be Coffee? Can this ectatlc concoction that was intended only for the fairies be mine? Aye. and more. COMING O. It. & N. PLACES ORDER. FOR NEW EQUIPMENT OWL TEA HOUSE SIX BARS SILK SOAP 25c SLEEPER FOR RAKER. Regular 1 laker City Car la Now Left There Instead of Going to Hunting ton. In order that Baker City people who have made sleeper reservations on the O. R. & N. may go to bed at their usual bed time, hereafter, a bul letin has been Issued from the Port land offices, to the effect that the sleeper known as the "Baker Ctty sleeper." be cut out of train No. 6, at that point henceforth, instead of go ing to Huntington, as formerly. Because of the lateness of No. 5. the westbound evening train, many times those who have reserved berths are not permitted to enjoy them until late In the morning, a the car was taken through to Huntington on No. (, and returned on No. 5. Now the car will be left at Baker City each day, as the eastbound passes there at noon, and Baker City people may go down to the depot and go to bed at sundown If they so desire, or If the hilarity of the night before should make such a course necessary. In order to catch up lost sleep. It is thought that the same ar rangement will be made for this city If the trains continue to be late and crowded as they have been for the past month. An effort will be made to secure such a convenience during the remainder of the Lewis and Clark fair, at least. sentence, which he met by paying the fine. The drunk contingent this morning consisted of two Indians, Charles Blackhawk and a deaf and dumb buck whose name could not be ascertained, owing to his Infirmity. Moth men paid the J 5 fine. Two Hundred Boxcars W1U He Added to the Service, 100 Ballast and 100 Flat linllnst Car Will Be of 100 Ton CHimolty First of the Order Kxeeted to Reach Hero by First of the Year. I JOT WOODCRAFT CONTRACT. PEDDLED WITHOUT LICENsS" Building Committee of the Order Moots in Portland Today to Open Bids. . Contracts for the construction of the new building to be erected by the Women of Woodcraft in Portland will be let this evening, at the Alblna offices of the order. Mrs. C. C. Van Orsdall, grand guar dian, accompanied by her daughter, Carol, left Saturday night for Port land, to be present as a member of the building committee today. The structure .will cost between $45,000 and (50.000, and will be erected at once for headquarters for all the grand officers of the growing order. The other members of the build ing committee beside Mrs. Van Ors dall are Grand Clerk J. L. Wright, Grand Banker Mrs. Mary S. Hurley, and Grand Manager Mrs. Annie Haw kins. At present 12 clerks and ste nographers are employed in the of fice of the grand clerk In Alblna and an average of 200 letters are received and answered every day. Four hundred brand new cars will he the Christmas present which E. H Harrlmnn will present to the O. R. & N. this year, It Is reported. Two hundred of these will be box earn. 100 flats and 100 coal and bal last cars. Borrowing cars with which to handle an Immense and constantly growing business Is out of the ques tlon. for all roads are crowded to the limit and have few to lend. So In order to meet the demand of the system. 400 new cars will be or dereii, the first installment of them to reach the system about the first of the year, It Is said. The boxcars will be of the largest nnd latest model, carrying 40 to 60 tons, with steel frames and Improved j draw gear. The ballast cars will be I traveling warehouses, from point of capacity, since most of them will be 100-ton steel cars, similar to those now In use on the Short Line and Union Pacific. The order for these heavy cars means that enormous work In track improvements will be carried on by the system, as this number of ballast cars will equip five or six work trains was made Saturday evening by Night Officer Manning, It being the first for that offenso for several months. The chink Is John Folk, a Chinaman, and he was found smoking opium In one of the Chinese places on Cottonwood street According to others of the Chinese colony here Folk Is consider able of a hobo, and as a result there will probably be little grief over his arrest among the others of that na tionality here. On being brought Into police court this morning Folk was given a sen tence of $10 or five days in Jail, and his smoking outfit was ordered do stroyed. VISITING C. F. COLESWORTHY. and keep two or three steam shovels' at work constantly. Rev. nnd Mrs. George BlckncU and Son, of Ilotton, In tlie City for a Brief Visit. ltev. George Blcknell, D. D., pas tor ot the Unlversalist church In Cambrldgeport, Mass., a suburb of Boston, accompanied by Mrs. Blck nell and their son Ingham, are in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Colesworthy for a few days. Mrs. lticknoll Is a sister of Mr. Coleswor thy and they had not met before for a number of years and the reunion is n delightful event for both fami lies. While Rev. Blcknell's church Is lo cated In Cambridgeport, their home Is In Boston. They are making a tour of the Pacific coast and came up from Portland Saturday evening. They win return to Portland soon and go home by way of Los Angeles and the southern route. They are delighted with the west and have met many surprises on their Journey. Ingham Blcknell, the son, Is a grad uate of Harvard university and Is tHrWHWTHWWWWW44T44TTWTtWHHT News From Roosevelt's Bostwt Store - 1 CONSIDER. Take time by the forelock as the summer Is broken and the taste of fall Is In the air. We want you to look at New Hi KNOX $5.00 DR. 1UCKOX HERE. Peddler and Two Indians Pay Fines In Police Court. In the police court this morning Wilbur Carlisle, who says he Is a school teacher, was arraigned for peddling without a license and was given a sentence of $6, or three days In Jail. Carlisle was arrested Satur day evening by Officer Stephens be cause of suspicious actions on the part of the former. During the eve ning Carlisle attempted to sell a watch which he said he had found, to sev eral different men on the streets, and he made the error of trying to Jlsp0 of the timepiece to Officer Stephens, who docs not wear a unlrorm. As a result the man was locked up for the evening and this morning was allowed to explain the matter to Recorder Fits Gerald. This was not done satis factorily, and he was given the above Federal Official in Charge of the Bu reau of Animal Industry Ior Western Division hi the City. Dr. George S. Hlckox, In charge of the bureau of animal Industry for the western division with headquar ters In Salt Lake City, is In the city on a tour of the states in his district and will leave for Portland tomorrow night after conferring with the fed eral Inspectors, Drs. Lantx, Bibb and I.ytle, In this city. The condition of stock In the dis trict Is very good and the bureau Is doing a wonderful work In suppress ing disease and preventing the spread. of disease from state to state In ship ping. The car factories are rushed to the limit of their capacity and It may be a year before the entire order for new cars is turned out from the shops, but as fast as they are completed they will be sent the system and put in ser vice. Within the past two years the O. R. & N. has received 30 new engines. principally for the mountain division out of La Grande, this being the larg est number received by any western road in that time. studying for the ministry. THREATENED TO STAB. BLACKBURN UNDER ARREST. Drunken Indian Taken III Custody and Jailed. About noon today an Indian woman walked Into the recorder's office and said that there was a drunken Indian, who was saying he would stab a woman with a knife. The woman, ! she said, was her sister. According- I ly Water Commission Brown went ! with her and soon located the terrible ! redman, who by that time had quieted PESKY FLIES Alios Refused, lolo Iolo, P. I., Aug. 21. The sul tan of Sulu offered his hand In mar riage to Alice Roosevelt when the Taft party was welcomed here, but re fused. The sultan urged as an argu ment that his people honored the president and wanted his daughter to remain among them. t lmmed With Robbing Tent Dwellers Near Walters' Mill. Saturday evening a man giving his name as William Blackburn, was ar rcsted by Officer Stephens for having, robbed the Jameson lent, near the Walters' mill. The capture of the tent thief, which was made by the above policeman with the assistance of Mr. Jameson and Frank Day. was a rather neat job. During the afternoon It was report ed to the police that the tent had been robbed of a watch, considerable cloth ing and other articles. Thereupon Officer Stephens, who Is acting as marshal while Chief Coffman Is at Bingham Springs, went to the place In company with the above named man. While looking around In the shrubbery near the scene they found Blackburn, and on examining him found some of the articles upon his person. He was then placed In the city Jail and a complaint will be made against him before the district attor ney. down somewhat. However, he was placed under arrest for being drunk, and will have a chance to recover from the effects of his spree while waiting In the city Jail. Stiff Hats ar the leaders In the fashion world. The KNOX shape Is the one copied. Get the KNOX and be right We also carry a second grade at $3.60. STETSON HATS In the several grades. f $4--$5--$6--$8ii You know this hat but many peoplo do not know that Stetson Hats are mado In many grades. Each grade has a special and dis tinct brand to Identify It by. Paiier at Lexington. The Lexington Enterprise, publish ed by S. A. Thomas, will soon be her alding the news of Lexington and vi cinity. Mr. Thomas was formerly located at Arlington, where he established the Arlington Appeal, but seeing a brighter future in Lexington, he has abandoned the Appeal and will move his prlntery to that place. lone Proclaimed WE ARE NOW SHOWING HAN AN MEN'S SHOES FOR FALL $.00 AND $7.00. THESE ARE IN LATE AND STAPLE LASTS. SIZES: 5 TO 11; WIDTHS: A TO E. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH BALS. ...ROOSEVELT'S... BOSTON STORE miiHimt t TAKE IT EASY The season of the fly nuis- t ance Is at hand and the house- , wife Is kept busy driving out the persistent Insects or life ' would be made miserable by -them. A liberal use of fly paper or the right kind of Insect powder will clean them out We carry the most enticing Btlcky fly pa per, death dealing poison paper and Insect powder that Is sure destruction to any Insect Tailman & Co. Leading Druggists Suit on Account. Attachment proceeding were com menced today by F. 8. Younger son against W. A. Frasler, for the pur pose of collecting the sum of $110.20 said to be due that firm for mer chandise sold the defendant No Dessert More Attractive iVliy u.k! t."-Utine nnd n.-n.l hours soiikiug, .iv.'i-K'iiinu', fl ivoriiig :U'i coiuriut; wlien Jell-O .r.'n. letter results ill two minutes! :-:verytliiuK in the ,!ick:i','e. Simpiy add hot .i-el mxlwttocool. inpaimiim. nw to tin' housewife. No trouble, leas el ..'. TrvittMlay. In Four Fruit FU r- Lemon. Omun", Strawberry. At LTOC-Tf. 10a. CONDON ON A BOOM. Dr. Mann Has Platted and Is Selling an Addition. Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Mann, who have been vlBlting here since Saturday, left today on the delayed No. 1 for Arling ton, where they take the branch road to Condon. Accordlngto Dr. Mann there will be much building done at Condon this fall, and In fact, Is now under way. Before the railroad reached there lumber was much higher than at present and as a result work was withheld until after the road was fin ished. Now It Is on In full blast, and the noise of building Is heard from morning until night. Soon after reaching Condon Dr. Mann purchased 40-acre tract at one edge of the town, and this he Is now selling as town lots, with great success. Novel Fishing Rods. The two sons of Judge Thomas Fits Gerald have Just received a cou ple of novel gifts from their relative, Captain Bruin, who has Just come over from the Philippines. They are fish rods made of Philippine bamboo, and when telescoped make a walking cane. The latter is so natural mai n Would never be supposed there was anything inside. The Judge believes they would be a success for use on the reservation during the fishing season. Why not get a MORRISON SWING CHAIR AND BE COMFORTABLE THESE HOT EVENINOS? Are you interested In music? Come In and see our new Mando lins. They are the geunlne Gllism Mandolin, from $20.00 up. If you need records for your Victor Talking Machine, come in and see us. We handle the celebrated Victor Machine. Better see me before you buy a piano or organ. I can save you money. When It com-s to sewing machines White or Standard, or other good makes, I om sell you one at a greatly reduced price for cash. JESSE FAILING. Main Street, across from Hotel Pendleton. I II OPEN FOR YOUR ACCOUNT. This bank for savings offers excel lent opportunities for the wage earn er and the man or woman of moder ate income In that it accepts as low as $1.00 for deposit, pays 4 per cent Interest on money entrusted to our care and compounds that Interest semi-annually on all monies left with us for 6 months. You are welcome to m.v onvnne in Pendleton as to our financial strength and reliability. Commercial Nafl Bank, Pendleton WILL USE GYMNASIUM. Will Be Vacated for Class Purposes From Beginning of Year. With the new school buildings In use this fall It will not be necessary to use the gymnasium building, back of the high school, for class purposes any longer. Consequently It can again be used by the high school students "or the purpose for which It was built and according to Superintendent Traver, this will be dono. While the equipment of the gymnasium Is not as complete as It might be, It can be added to from time to time, and will serve to afford students a chance to take Inside athletic training. OPIUM SMOKER ARRESTED. Chinaman Fined and Ills Outfit Was Destroyed. Another arrest for opium smoking Marriage License. A marriage license was Issued Sat urday evening to George n.avaru Blckel and Evalyn Resslcr, both of this county. DONALDSON'S SUNSHINE RHEUMATIC ELIXIR f No Balloon Ascension. Owing to the failure of the bal loon to arrive there will be no ascen sion Thursday evening, as announced. Sunshine Cures Rheumatism EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED. It cures. You know It No long course of medicine. The first few doses tell. Gives relief at once. Cures In a few weeks. Sold and guaranteed by F. J. DONALDSON Reliable Druggist WILL FIGHT BEEF TRUST. liiileiendent Pants Will Be Built t Mny Points. i (Hgo, i'.r 21. It has deve'in- ed that butchers, hotel men and res- tmiranteurs are organized In 20 cities tn erect and operate packing plants In opposition to the beef trust, a plant to cost over $B0O.OOO in this city. It Is said plants have already been qui etlv erected In Kan Francisco, New York and other centers. The Indianapolis monkey that smoked cigarettes Is dead. Fierce brand they're smuggling Into Indiana. Memphis News-Sclmltar. FOR RESTORING THE APPETITE AND AS SISTING DIGESTION. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS IS ESPECIALLY GOOD. TRY A BOTTLE AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. Prof. Huff Will Arrive Soon. Prof. J. W. Huff, principal of the Pendleton high school, Is expected to . . . , U.,1.4 arrive nere mis ween w b" "-Bit,i before the opening of school. He has wife and one child, and for some time has been visiting in me wmo-tas. 4 We all try to catch the nimble dollar on can catch a few of thsm by fill ing your coal bin with our good, clean coal. Ths nrlces advance soon, why not order nowT Henry Kopittke DUTCH HENRY. Office, Pendleton Ios Cold Btorag Company. 'Phons mi. HOLD TO YOUR MONEY Until ou have see us and had us figure on your ' II of lumbar. Wj carry Lulldlng material of ever description and have the best quality of lumber on the market. As-ents for WOOD FIBER PLAS TER, Cray's Harbor Commercial Company W. J. EEWELL, Manager. Phone Main 93. LAND SCRIP FOR BALE. Unrestricted forest reserve scrip for sale at lowest market prices. My .crip secures title to tlm' red. farm ing, grasing or desert land. Id any ouantlty. without residence or Im provement Address H. M. Hamlltoai The Portland, Portland, Oregon.