East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 31, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES. DAILY EAST OREGONLAlf, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 81. looo. pagb mm. ONE WEEK MORE OF RAPID j SHIRTWAIST SELLING 75c, f 1.00 UP TO II.7S VALVES. 48c 48c WlIITi: AND FANCY WAISTS, VAL UES UP TO $2.24. 9?C 97c Lee Teutsch's Department Store CITY BREVITIES V C Rader. Nut sed. Kuf Bed. V C Rader. Rader Carpets Rader. Garpeta Rader Carpets. Rader Furniture Rader. Furniture Rader Furniture. Pendleton Business College leads. Watermelons on Ice. Lyman Bros. Be Wlthee for gasoline engines and pan pa Our complete stole of fall hats are here. Boston Store. Wanted A seamstress at once. In lre Mrs. F. B. Clopton. Our new shoes for tall are here. Roosevelt's Bout on Store. Call for Ross Nichols' transfer to do yeur hauling. 'Phone Muln 0. Lt-.tve orders for Alfalfa hay at Telephone Stables. W. F. Cook. Wanted Lady roomer. Nicely fur nished room close In; 711 Cosble. For Rent Furnished housekeeping rsoms. Inquire 215 Perkins avenue. Headatrom A Qreenawald, shoe makers at Teutsch's Department Store. For Sale One 2 5-4 wagon. Cheap. Call at office of E. T. Wade. H. S. tfealea. Shoes repaired while you wait by Qreenawald ft Headstrom at Teutschs Department Store. For fine shoe repairing, see Green- Greenawald ft Headstrom at Teutsch's Department Store. For Sale Cheap House and lot; beet location on North Side. Inquire at Hamley's Harness Shop, Court St. 'Phone Main 611 to do your hauling at all hours. Leathers' Day and Night Transfer. Office, Orltman's cigar store. Salt glow, vapor baths and massage treatments will be given by Mrs. F. H. Sawtell. nt her residence at 620 Costilc street. Lost Black silk ribbon fob chain with foreign coin attached. Finder will be pnlil reward of II If returned to this office. For Pale Two lots and new six room house with all modern conveni ences, northeast corner Garfield and Washington street. Apply to Howard ft 8wlngle. For Sale Modern 10-room resi dence, with conveniences, wired for electric lights; carpeted; desirable neighborhood. Inquire of W. J. Stock' mun, 623 Garfield street. WIIA'OX SOLE PROPRIETOR. K. M. Ill Temple Sells Ills Interest Hardware UuhIikmn. It. II Wilcox has purchased the In terest of I" M. Temple In the Imple ment business of Temple & Wilcox and will conduct the business under his own nume from this time on. Mr. Temple will engage In farming. According to Mr. Wilcox! his house will continue to handle the same lines that it hus been carrying In the past, and the business will still be conduct ed at the same place und on the same principles as formerly. The firm of Temple & Wilcox has been In exist ence for about five years, though Its membership hus been changed with in that time. James M. Spence has accepted a position as salesman with Mr. Wilcox, und will enter upon his duties tomor row. PERSONAL MENTION GRAIN IN FIELD BURNS. Suu-ks ami Thresher Saved by Vigor ous Work by Crew. Yesterday afternoon a wheat field fire which resulted in the burning of six or eight acres of grain for Harry Sears, occurred on the reservation east of this pluce. The blaze was no ticed Immediately after a thresher had passed over a certain plnce In the field, and It Is thought the fire was started by the machine. By the efforts of the crew the flames were kept from spreading to any great extent, und with only the Iobs above stated. A stack of wheat and the .thresher which were near the fire were saved by the hard work of the crew. MAY BRING ANOTHER SUIT. Relieved the O. R. & N. Will Take Another Try nt a Tax Suit. Since the supreme court overruled a motion for a rehearing of the O. George D. Goodhue the creamery promoter left this afternoon for Port land. Mrs. C. C. Van Orsdall and daugh ter Carol have returned from a visit to Portland. A. N. Flecklnger of La Grande, came down from that pace last night and Is here today. Major J. J, McKoln Is In town to day from the reservation, attending to business matters. Mrs. J. R. Dickson and family re turned from a summer's outing at the seuslde and Portland. Allen H. Reynolds of Walla Walla, Is here today for a short visit, having come over this morning. Mark Heacock, a Jeweler of New berg, Is expected here this evening for a visit with Glenn Wlnslow. George Darveau will leave for Port land tonight on a business trip ex pecting to be absent several days. Mrs. Max llaer and son, who have been visiting In Portland for some weeks past, have returned home. Lee Baker and family returned last evening from Bingham Springs where they huve been staying for some time past. - John H. Lewis, state engineer of Oregon, formerly with the reclanuv tlon corps here, Is In town today from Salem. Misses Mable Cameron and Nona Johnson, who have been visiting in Portland, are expected to return home this evening. Harold Warner returned last even lug from Portland, where he has been visiting the Lewis and Clark fulr dur- iu the past week. Mrs. J. W. Maloney und sons have returned from Newport and Portland where they have been staying dur ing the past month. C. E. Troutman returned lust night from La Grande, where he has been during tlie pa rt day or two on pro fessional business. W. F. Case, a John Day cattleman returned this morning from Portlund, where he has been visiting the fulr, and left on the Ukluh stage. Mrs. Thomas FltzGemld and sous are. expected to arrive tonight from Lehman Springs, where they have been staying during the nummer.- Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Clopton and daughter Sibyl returned this morning from Portland, where they have been staying for the past month or two. Mrs. W. J. Sewell and daughter are expected home this evening from Long Beach and Portland, where they huve been spending the summer. A. J. Goodman returned this morn ing from Portland and Newport, after a month spent at the former place. Mrs. Goodman is still visiting In Port land. Dr. F. H. Dayton, the eye special ist who was here a short time ago, has returned and will have his head quarters at the Hotel St. George for several days. Louis Mueller, a well known far mer of the Helix district Is in the city today on a trading and business trip. Harvest Is practically complete In his locality. Mr. and Mrs. John McCourt and son will leave tomorrow for a month's visit at Portlond and Salem. While away they will also visit Condon. Fos sil and Seattle. Misses Daisy B. and Birdie R. Rlck- BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE Two fine building loU, fits S-room house, two lots; good well; Ussvtsd near school, price 11060.00. (-room house with bath, shade trees. Fries $1600.00. 4 -room house, city water, shade tree. Prloe $400.00. New 4 -room house, two large lots; well, 4ty water, fruit and shade trees. Price $1600. t. Good (-room house, large barn, two large lots, nice shade and fruit trees, Urge ehlcken yard. Price $2600.00. Good S-room house, bath, stone eellar, all open plumbing, porcelain tub; shade trees. Price 1.2000.00. 4 -room house, barn, city and spring water. Price $760.00. 4 -room house, whole block of 14 lots, plea ty of fruit trees and spring water. Prloe $2600.00. 2 tots and small house. Price il0.l. S-room hoses, bath, shade and fruit Prloe $1100.00. New S-room house, large barn, ehtofc heuse, 3 lots. Price $S50.. S-room house, bath, cellar. Prloe l(S4k.N. 4- rora house and lot Price $100.(. 5- room house, one acre of ground, n set aad shade trees, chicken yard a snap. Also vacant lots In all parts of the etcy. If you wish to build we can sell 70m a tot and furnish you the money to build your , Ml acres, S-room house, good well waesr; all land In cultivation. Price $1400. 0. 10 acres, S-room house, barn. Joins lews site of Pendleton; splendid place for cbiakea yard. Chea. . S acres, 7-room house; all in fruit aad al falfa; close In. All three of the above mm snups. Call at office for price. HARTMAN BENTLEY PnONE MAIM M. COURT ST, PENDLETON, OS GHOCMJES PROVISIONS Fresh! Clean! Lowest Mar ket Prices! We never sacrifice quality to save a penny or two, but, rather try to give you a little more and better than your money would ordinarily buy. Mail your orders and they will be shipped the day they are received. Dyer Cox, EAST END GROCERY Phone Main 536 Pendleton, Ore. Watch and Clock.... Repairing la part of our business. You run no risk here with your repairs, os we do only Jool Work, surh that we guar antee. Our prices are the low eat. We solicit a part of your pa tronage. Be sure of the place. LOUIS HUNZIKER. ,'EWELR AND OPTICIAN. 728 Main Street. J R. & N. tux case before that tribunal, 1 ett of Oakesdnle, Cal left today for tho district uttorncy has asked that the mandate of the supreme court be filed In the circuit court here so that the railroad company may be required to pay their back toxes. However, It Is generally regarded that another suit will be brought In the circuit court by the company, In which they will try to show that tholr assessment was unjust. Lost. Cold, hunting-case watch, with ehr.in attached; lost on Main St., be tween Alto and Court, or near the old ic" house. Finder please return to Wilkinson's pewelry store where ownership will be proven and a re ward of $10 paid.' Lehman Springs Stago. The Lehman Springs stage will start Saturday, June JO, and will run till October 1. and carry passengers and the mall. It starts from Lindsay's table, on Cottonwood street. ICE CREAM In preparing our. ice cream we use no milk, eggs, starch, gelatin or filling of any(lkind in our i oe o ream. We believe in using the and being liberal, giving measure, heaped up and run over and at 10c a dish. K0EPPENS Popular Price, Druggists. A. . K0EPPEN & BROTHERS best good n 1 ng their home, after n three weeks' visit with Miss Annnbel Tulloch, at her homo In this city. Percy Robinson, un attorney of New York city, who Is on his way to the Lewis and Clark fair, has been the guest of his friend, Miss Lula Hug gins for a few days. j. V. Maloney. assistant cashier of j the Savings bank, returned last eve ning from a hunting trip In the Blue mountains, and Is now at work again after a month's vacation. George Ferguson, the well-known furnishing goods salesman, left last night for Portland, where he will be employed as a travelling salesman for the Brownsville Woolen Mills goods. 1 Miss Lulu Mnrple, of tne local post- office force, will be absent from her ! .t f,, 1im ti,,vt 1 r, d:ivs iinoii va cation.. Her position during that time will be filled by Miss Mamie Scott. Rev. T. It. Kdgerlon, pastor of the Congregational church", arrived home this morning from Yamhill county. where he has been holding mission ary services dining the past month nor two. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Watson of Uma tilla are In the city. They came to Walla Walla to attend the funeral of William H. Johnson, who was a brother of Mrs. Watson. Walln Wal la Statesman. Miss Lenont Tarbett, who has been visiting nt the home of her brother R. E. Tarbett fur n few days on her return from the Lewis and Clark fair, left for her home at Pomeroy this morning. . Mrs. H. J. Stlllman and children returned today from a visit to the Gold Coin mlno near Durkee, where Mr. Stlllman. Dr. T. H. While and T. W. Aycrs aro doing development work She enjoyed the outing greatly and la enthusiastic over the prospects of the mining operations of the Pendleton people. Jack Wright, the veteran O. R. 4 X. engineer, who has been taking a vacutlon for a short time, left for Starbuck this morning and will re sume his run on the Spokane branch tomorrow. Mrs. Schurpe und tier daughter, Miss Maud Schurpe. on their way home to Northfleld, Minn., from the exposition, have stopped to visit for a few days with Mrs. Schurpe's niece, Mrs. W. L. Zeiger. Prof. E. B. Conklln, former city superintendent of the Pendleton schools, stopped off here today while on his way home to Ontario from Portland, and has been visiting friends during the day. EVERYBODY GO HOME. Juilee FltzUerakl Refuses to Center Illume In Juvenile Case. "Juvenile court" was held this af ternoon by Recorder FltzGernld, and a small boy war that has been raging in one of the east Pendleton neigh borhoods was depicted by a number of ladles of that district. Fred Bran don was the "bad boy" who was be ing complained against by the moth ers of other youngsters with whom h Is said to have had trouble. However the boy was a good witness for him self and won out as far as bis caso was concerned. After listening to all the evidence Judge Fltz Gerald told the boy to go home and advised the mothers of all the gang to buy straps and apply the same where they would do the most sood. Also, he said that he would hold them responsible for nny trou hie that might arise In the future. Voted Entertainer Here, Virgil Alonzo Plnkley of Cleveland, O., a noted entertainer, reader, mon ologlst and syndicate newspaper writ er, Is In the city today conferring with the gymnasium committee of the Commercial association, with a view to giving an entertainment later In the year In this city. He is booked to give an entertainment every night In September, up to the 29th, In Oregon towns, and hopes to make a date In this city. Mr. Plnkley comes highly recommended and has a wide diversity of excellent attractions which he pre sents. n position as assistant state manager for Colorado for the Conservative Life Insurance company and aa It Is u lucrative position he will of course accept It. Mr. C. A. Youngberg will take Mr. Schlicter's place In this city. (Mm to Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schllcter and cousin Miss Grace Manning, leave to morrow for Fort Collins. Colorado, to reside. Mr. Schllcter has been In Pendleton for the past 8 months and has made many friends. While he likes this city very much and regrets to have to leave he has been offered Cashing Checks. Should a check be drawn on sm other bank, It Is not necessary for jro to present the check to that bank for payment. We will gladly do so for you, without charge. We cash drafts on any city In the United States or Canada, and handle Items on any city In the world. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Pendleton, Oregoa. Flks Moot Tonight. Pendleton Lodge No. tSS, B. P. O. E., will meet this evening In regular session. All members requested to bo present. Initiation. The man who earns the money very i ldom spends It. School Opens Mon- j day, Sept. 18 And tho pupils of all grades the High School, tho Academy, the St. Joseph's Academy, and the Public Schools will find that we have prepared for them, at prices all In their favor, a complete and pruc al stock of Sample of Milton Corn. Over tho deck of J. M. Johns, of the Hartman Abstract company, there Is a stalk of corn which measures 14 feet In length and has ears that are nearly a foot long. The specimen was brought In from the farm of O. N. Horru of near Milton. Man-lane License Issued. A marriage license was Issued to day to John A. Read and Elsie V. McCully. SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Tablets PencilsWriting Inks Slates and all the other little requisites that help the scholars In their duties Cook Perry 11. K. COOK. V. S. UERRY.