East Oregonian : E.O., November 23, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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DAILT EAST OltBGOMAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER SS, IMS.
eight PACES.
Slaughter House Nuisance
Wa admit these startling headlines are to attract your attention to oar
(liter Price. Wa expect to enjoy a better Christinas trade this season
i rrr, as ue bare vtally prepared for it with a greater Tarlety ol
m, Sterliag and Silver Plated Ware, and a bargain lino of Cut Glass.
Wa propose to give yon bargains in X mad Goods.
(0 piece Dinner Set. Peacock blue
Seml-Porcolain $6.B0
10 piece Dinner Set, embossod white
Seml-Porcclaln $7.50
Unhandled plain Tea Cups and Sauc
ers, per set 45c
Handled, plain Toa Cupa and Saucers
per set 55c
Oatmeal Dishes, per set. . ,30c to 50c
Plain breakfast plates, per set ...45c
Handled China, Tea Cup and Saucers,
per set $1 '5
Embossed China Breakfast PI i -i,
per Bet 00c
We are closing out all broonn, wash
tubs and wash boards at cost.
3 docen common Clothespins 'c
Number 1 Hand Lamp complete . ,25c
(Iluy a Pinner Set for jour wile.)
HOTH: Do not be deceived by She word "China." China Is transparent;
Porcelain, or half China, Is not.
11 piece Dinner Set, white and gold
Seaal-Porcelaln $11.15
piece Dinner Set, white and (old
Ssani-Poroelaln $4.75
104I pioce Dinner Set. cobalt blue,
0eai-Porcelain $iS.OO
( piece Dinner Set. cobalt blue
essl-Porcelaln $7.50
M piece Dinner Set, Kenwood rose
Besml-Porcelaln $14.15
ta piece Dinner Set, Kenwood rose
8esni-Porcelaln $8.50
1M piece Dinner Set, floral pink
Ssial-Porcelain $11.00
10 piece Dinner Set. floral pink Seml-
Percelain $6.75
IS pfoce Dinner Set, Peacock blue
-Porcelain $10.50
Owl Tea House
CWace on a dressed doll, bojrs' tool cheat and hand-finished game set, with
too pa rchase.
ORGANIZED A TEAM
43YMNASIUM IS IN THE
FIELD WITH FOOTBALL.
Sr. Lytic, of the Iowa Agricultural
College, Was Selected Coach, Will
Hessian Temporary Captain, and
Thomaa Siilarkey, Jr., Manager a
Schedule of Games Will Be Made as
Soon as Possible Preliminary Prac
tice Will Be In the Gymnasium.
Last night a Commercial association
football team was organized and ar
rangements made for practice and for
scheduling games. The meeting was
held in the gymnasium and waa at
tended by about 20 young men who
are Interested in the game and have
had some experience In playing. Ths
meeting was presided over by Direc
tor Wilson, of the gymnasium, who
was largely responsible for the form
ation of the team.
Dr. W. H. Lytle, a graduate of Iowa
Agricultural college, and who played
fullback on the team of that Institu
tion, was chosen as coach for the new
team; Will F. Hessian, formerly
quarterback on the Pendleton eleven,
was selected as temporary captain,
and Thomas Mllarkey, jr., was made
manager. The latter will at once
write to some of the neighboring
towns having teams and will endeavor
to schedule a few games. Also, It is
quite likely that a game will be play-
Combs
Part of the oombs in every
snmhold are apt to be In a
orlppted condition. Broken
combs are a nulaance. Why not
pick some new ones from our
reseat large stock. We have
it separate and distinct varie
ties, ranging In price from 1 0c
up.
Hair Brushes
Are always needed and w are
always prepared to supply the
need. Our stock is kept fully
ap te date, and quality consid
ered, it is impossible t beat
ear price.
TALLMAN & CO.
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
ed with the high school team some
time during the present season.
It Is the Intention to have the mem
bers of the squad practice In the
gymnasium between 7 and 8 o'clock
of evenings. In this way the men may
be brought into proper physical con
dition, and also have good signal
practice. In speaking this morning
of the team. Dr. Lytle said that the
gymnasium training which nearly all
the players have been taking under
Director Wilson, will be of great value
In the game, as they are already
somewhat hardened by the class work
and basket ball playing.
One of the main reasons for the or
ganization of the team Is to have the
matter in shape so that a good team
can be secured next year. As the sea
son is now well along It Is not expect
ed many games will be played this
year, though as many will be secured
as possible. Among other games It Is
thought one may be secured with The
Dalies. .
DISEASE S
CHECKED
DIPHTHERIA WILL ME
OBLITERATED SOON.
Attacks Upon the School Authorities
for Not CloHing the Kant End School
Ara Unfounded, as the Kink of the
Contagion Spreading Is Not ('renter
by Allowing it to Itenialn Open
City Physician Highly Pit-used With
Sanitary Condition at the Kant End
Building.
REDMEN HAVING REVIVAL.
The Order is Striving for Membership
of 500,000.
Within the past few weeks there has
been quite a revival in the local camp
of Redmen, and on next Tuesday eve
ning a class of between 25 and 60 will
be Initiated Into the mysteries of the
order.
According to Roy W. Rltner, grand
chief of the records, there are now
450,000 members of the order in the
United States, and it is the desire to
increase that number to half a million
before the next session of the grand
lodge. Consequently, the movement
here Is but in keeping with a general
revival that is going on all over the
country. There are now, 150 mem
bers In the local camp, and this num
ber will be greatly increased by the
class that is to be taken In next week.
Upon the completion of the new
Eagles' hall the Redmen will make
that their meeting place, sessions be
ing held each week. Charles F. Cook
Is the present sachem In the local
tribe.
APPEARING OLD
acta as a liar to Profitable Employ
Mat. Tou cannot afford to grow eld.
In these days of strenuous competition
It Is necessary to maintain, as long as
possible ones youthful appearance.
It la impossible to do this without re
taining a luxurious growth of hair. .
The presence of Dandruff indicates the
presence of a burrowing germ which
lives and thrives on the roots of the
hair until it causes total 'baldness.
Newbro's Herplclde Is the only known
destroyer of this pest, and It Is as effec
tive as It Is delightful to use
Herplclde makes an elegant h&lr dress
ing as well as Dandruff cure.
Accept no substitute there Is none.
flold by leading druptrtsts. Send 10c. In
stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
A. C. Koeppen & Bros., special agents.
Visit Our Store
And be convinced of the superior grade of Groceries carried by
us. We don't ask a premium on our goods because we keep a
dean store, but guarantee prices consistent with quality. We have
a strong line of Fancy Groceries and aim to keep every tiling In the
market as the season arrives.
Special Today CHEESE of all kinds.
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
Headquarters for Good Things to Eat
No money comes easier lutn interest money, when once you have
made a start. It does not require a large amount to begin with. We
will pay four per cent Interest upon amounts of one dollar and up
wards. There are no vacation periods with Interest, It keeps right on
working for you days, nights, Sundays and holidays. Better begin
now; deposit whatever you aan spare, add to it whenever possible, and
In time, your success Is assured. We will welcome your account,
large or small.
Commercial National Bank
No new cases of diphtheria have
been reported today, and from ap
pearances the progress of the disease
Is about checked. Before leaving this
morning for Weston, Dr. Cole, city
physician, stated his belief that the
wont was over, and that with the
quarantine regulations now In force
the epidemic would soon be stamped
out.
Some little resentment is felt by the
school authorities over the attacks
that have been made on them because
of their failure to close the East End
school.- In speaking of the. matter
this morning Superintendent Traver
said that the best interests of the pu
pils alone were being considered In
the matter, as the pay of the teachers
would go on just the same were the
school closed. However, he says it is
not the custom any longer for schools
having proper facilities, such as are
now enjoyed here, to close, except In
extreme cases. With the excellent ven
tilation and the careful attention that
is given the temperature of the rooms,
he holds that the school rooms are
really safer for the children than
most any other place. In his opinion
there Is much more danger of conta
gion from churches, Sunday schools,
the theater or stores than from the
school room, and In this he'ls upheld
by most of the physicians.
According to the superintendent the
city physician was shown through the
East End building but a few days ago,
and was highly pleased with the con
ditions he found, saying that in most
cases children would be better off In
school than elsewhere.
This morning George Meeker began
his duties as special quarantine officer
and will strictly enforce the rules
against the now houses now flagged.
Today the McCulley house was fumi
gated, and the same will be done with
the Brownfield residence tomorrow
as the children In both cases have re
covered. Also, the othor children
having the disease are all said to be
doing well, and In some instances the
Illness has been very slight. There
are now but seven or eight cases in
the city.
Epidemic In Portland. ;
Dr. C. J. Smith, of the public school
board, today talked with Dr. Yenney,
health officer of Portland, over the
telephone, and was Informed that a
slight form of diphtheria such as has
been prevalent here, Is also prevalent
In Portland, and In half a dozen Wil
lamette valley towns, and that while
It had been troublesome in several
districts of Portland It has not been
fatal and the schools are not now
closed nor will they be unless It be
comes much worse than at present.
The report from Pendleton is the
first report received at the office of
the state health officer from eastern
Oregon, and several tubes for the pur
pose of collecting exhibits of the worst
cases will be sent here and the ex
hibits returned to Portland for ex
amination. The health authorities do not call
the disease diphtheria, although there
are dlphtheretlc symptoms and In
very few coses has it proved fatal.
Orders have been com'ne In fnutnr
than local stockmen can supply the
demand, with the result that some of
the prominent horsemen of this sec
tion are soing Into the business nf.
raising polo ponies exclusively.
George Drumhellor has a hun,.h nt
over 800 brood mares, with which he
will stock the ranch recently bought
ty him from Fay Lc Grow on Moses
lako.
SALOONS WILL FIGHT.
Walla Walla Joint Keepers Defy the
City Council.
Walla Walla. Nov. 23. (Snerlnl
After securing legul advice all of
the five saloons ordered closed bv the
city council at its meeting Tuesday
night resumed business yesterday af
ternoon, and It Is asserted that they
will continue business until the matter
is adjudicated In the courts. It Is
contended that the order of ths noun.
ell is unconstitutional and cannot be
made to Btick. However, the council
is proceeding, apparently, on the line
that it lias the cower to do all that It
has done, and a special meeting has
been called for tonight, at which time
It Is understood Instructions will be
given the chief of police to close the
five saloons whose licenses were ran.
celled or place the proprietors under
arrest.
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
Judge Lowell -Will Continue Ills Of
fices in the Old Quarters.
With the appointment of T. G. Hal
ley as supreme Judge, the pleasant
partnership that has existed between
him and Judge S. A. Lowell will be
dissolved. A statement to this effect
was made this morning by Mr. Hailey,
who said that the dissolution of the
firm would be the only unpleasant
feature of his elevation to the su
preme court. However, under the law
a member of the supreme court Is
forbidden to practice In any state
court, and it has also been an un
written law that no member shall
practice in the fedenU court. Conse
quently, Mr. Hailey will have to aban
don his practice In this city.
Yesterday It was stated that Mr.
Hailey would have but seven months
to serve, which was an error, as Judge
Wolverton's term will not expire un
til January, 1907. thus leaving over a
year for the new supreme Judge.
Judge Lowell said this morning that
for the present he will continue hlB
practice alone, though several offers
of partnership have been made htm.
He will still retain the same office
rooms, and Dan P. Smythe will con
tinue to have his office with him.
As to Just when Mr. Hailey will
qualify for his new position is not
known. However, It Is now said that
Chief Justice Wolverton will enter up
on til's duties as federnl Judge In about
two weeks. In which case Mr. Hailey
will at once qunllty as supreme judge.
Redmen on Warpath.
All members of Umaholls tribe of
the Improved Order of Redmen are
requested to meet In Hendricks hall
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock for the
purpose of making arrangements for
the meeting next Tuesday evening at
which time a large class of palefaces
will bo captured and adopted into the
tribe. Lunch will be served after the
meeting at the hall Sunday afternoon.
Visiting Keilmen will be welcome at
both meetings.
CASE OF LOST PRISONER.
1'iisco Man Confined In .lull Will lie
Given n Hearing.
, Walla Walla, Nov. 23. The attor
ney general of the state of Washington
has taken up the cuse of Oscar Brad
shaw, the Franklin county murderer,
who Is at present confined In the
county jail.
An appeal has been pending before
the supreme court, and this will have
to be dismissed before sentence can
be Imposed on liradshaw. The man
was sentenced three years ago and
was somehow lost In the deal while
In the Jail here. Officers had com
pletely lost track of him until about
three or four months ago.
He was taken to Pasco about two
weeks ago to bo resentenced, but the
Judge there decided he had no Juris
diction as long as the appeal was
pending. When the appeal has been
dismissed Uradshaw will tie ugaln
taken to -Pasco to be sentenced, and
will then be returned to the peniten
tiary to await hanging.
SHIPS POLO PONIES.
Carload Sent From Wulla Walla by
Robert Ielghton.
When Judge Robert Lelghton left
Walla Walla after acting as presiding
Judge In the race' meet held here In
September, he took back with him a
carload of ponies from the range of
Drumheller Brothers, on tho Touchnt,
says the Wulla Walla Union.
Judgo Lelghton bought these ponies
for the California Polo association and
the association has found that the
range cayuse makes the best kind of
a polo horse. Two more carloads have
been shipped from hero to California
since Judge Lelghton Introduced the
wiry little equities to the followers of
polo.
A Unique Entertainment.
Those who are so fortunate as to get
a seat for the entertainment to be
given Friday night at the Thompson
Street M. E. church, are assured of an
evenings enjoyment The Lilliputian
Sisters in song recital and tableaux are
great entertainers, great not In size,
for they are only 46 and 49 Inches in
height, but great In the quality of the
work they do. The Epworth leaguers
who ure presenting them are to be
congratulated In getting an attraction
where It Is not necessary to advertise
"Money back If not satisfied" for
every one is always more than pleased
with these little people. Prices are
within the reach of all, 25 cents and
15 cents for children.
JAPANESE WEDDING TONIGHT.
Presbyterian Women to Give a Unique
Entcrtalnmrnt at the Church) Tills
Evening.
The women of the Presbyterian
church will give a Jnpanese wedding
at the church this evening, all the de
tails of a real wedding In the mikado's
land to be observed minutely.
The entertainment will be for the
benefit of the church Improvement
fund and all are cordially Invited to
nttend.
Called to Tacoma.
Walter Pierce left this morning fo
Tacoma, where he was called by the
Injury to his nephew, Walter Gilliam,
who Is not expected to live. Mr. Gil
liam met with a severe Injury and
blood poisoning has followed and his
condition Is critical. The cnuse of
the Injury was not stated In the brief
message to Mr. Pierce.
Moving a Residence.
I'. P. Collier, who purchased the
Despaln residence on East Webb
street is moving It from Its present
location to Lllleth street, where he will
place It upon a lot owned by him near
the bluffs. The lot on Webb street
from which the residence Is being
moved will be occupied by the new M.
E. church.
This Incorporation
is no joke
WB PROPOSE TO INCORPOR
ATE! AND THAT IS A GOOD REA
SON FOR HAVING A SALE. WE
MUST REDUCE STOCK TO TUB
MINIMUM. ALL PRICES ARB RE
DUCHD TO EFFECT THIS END. AS
TOU KNOW, AND ALL OTHERS
KNOW, THE STOCK OF THE BOS
TON STORE IS OF THE LEADING
WELL KNOWN LINES. NOT TUB
"JUST AS GOOD" NOT "WITHOUT
REPUTATION," BUT THE LINES OF
KNOWN REPUTATIONS THAT ARE
HOUSEHOLD WORDS FROM MAINE
TO OREGON. ALL OF THESE ARE
REDUCED IN PRICE. EVEN AT
OUR REGULAR PRICES THET ARE
GOOD VALUES, BUT NOW AT IN
CORPORATION 8ALE PRICES
THEY ARE DOUBLY SO. WE DE
SIRE THEREFORE THAT YOU IN
VESTIGATE OUR CLAIMS. WE BID
FOR YOUR PATRONAGE.
ROOSEVELT'S
Boston Store
Where goods are sold
at Cut. Prices
Also a SHOEMAKER
CLOTHING
for Men and Boys
Boys Suits, Kaae Pants $1.60 to $5,041
Boys' Suits, Long Pants $3.50 to $11.0
Boys' Overcoats $3.00 to $10.00
Men's Suits $10.00 to fan OA
Men's Overcoats $7.50 to MH
We have anytking and evcrytlilng In tlio apparel line for men
ad boys.
Baer Daley
Clothiers and Hatters
Miss Anna Markham Is again em
ployed In her former position as sten
ographer for the law firm of Btlllman
& Pierce, and Is In charge of the office
during tho absence of both partners
from the city.
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oitofflce Block
Sterling Silver
for Thanksgiving
Hie making of Sterling Silver is
now a fine art. Wo are showing a
line specially bought for Thanks
giving, which surpasses any wa
have ever hundled. The patterns
are rich and artistic and we have
a large Variety to select from. Yoa
can afford Sterling Sliver at our
prices.
WINSLOW BROS.
Jewelers and Opticians
Ladies Tailoring and Dressmaking Parlors
Hnvpg located In Pendleton, In the new Schmidt building, rooms 1 1, 13 and 14, I cordially Invito the
ladle to call and see mo.
I am a graduate of Storey's DresHinuklng, Tailoring and -Millinery College of Chicago, and Prof. Mol
pole's Tailoring College at Washington. I have had nine years' experience conducting high-class Tailoring and
Dressmaking parlors In Denver and among my patrons there were the most fashionable ladles. I nuke a
Hpm-lulty of artistic, stylish tailor-made suits, beautiful dresses and party gowns.
DONT GO TO PORTLAND
Lodl ", it Is no longer necessary to go to Portland or Spokane to have your di Buses and gowns made, as
I make a siccinlty of the highest grade work and guarantee satisfaction, ' ; f '
MADAM JONES
Rooms 11, 12 and 14 New Schmidt Block
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