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DAILY BAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON,
OREGON. M'EDN ESDA Y, NOVEMBER, 3, 1905.
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Sil- kid Shoes for
Women H $3.50
This is the shoe that is giving better satisfac
tion than any advertised ladies shoe on the
market. They fit better. They look better.
They wear better and the workmanship is better
than most $5.00 shoes.
They come in all leathers and all styles.
Let us show you the SU-kid.
Lee Teutsch's Dept. Store
CITY BREVITIES
Nut ted. U C Rader.
Carpets Rader -Carpets.
Leather' Transfer, Phone Main 111.
A dandy trade we have had, thank
you. Hamley.
Price reductions, incorporation sale
Boston store, best ever,
Presbyterian fair at Bowman build
tog Friday and Saturday.
Pendleton Business College ia In
dorsed by business men.
Pendleton Business college has no
equal. Write for catalogue.
John Oagen's Family liquor store.
Curt St, opposite Golden Rule hotel
For Rent Store or office room In
brick building. Inquire at Hotel St.
George.
For Sale Complete works Charles
' Loral and Bulwer Lytton. Inquire at
tbbj office
, For Rent Newly furnished house
keeping rooms. Apply 101 South
Main street
For fine shoe repairing, see Green
awald Headatrom at Tentsch'a De-
partment store.
Shoes repaired while you wait b
Greenawald St Headstrom at Teutsch's
Department Store.
Bee the elegant booths at the Pres
byterian fair Friday and Saturday at
Ike Bowman building;.
The Incorporation sale of the Boston
store la bona fide. You will see th
reductions in prices very plainly.
Dr. J. A. Best will, after December
1, occupy the rooms in the Savings
Bank building now occupied by Dr.
C. J. Smith.
Hotel Oregon, corner Seventh and
8tark streets, Portland, Is the newest
and most modern house In the city.
Rates tl per day and upward, Euro
pean plan. Free 'bus. Its grill room
Is the handsomest and most unique
on the Paclflo coast, and prices are
no higher than In places less attrac
tive. i
This Is the picture of the new eye
glass mounting. It can not coma off
and does not wrinkle the face.
Come and let us show you tbla new
Mounting.
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler and Optician
726 Main Street.
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WE SERVE TDE BEST
IN TOWN.
Made Willi e C1I0C0UTC.
SAME AS USED AT THEIR OWN STOKES I
AND WORLD FAMED.
KOEPPEN'S
Popular Priced Drug Store
A. O. KOEPTEN, Prop,
U C Rader. Nuf aeu.
Rader Furniture Rader.
Humane Harness at Jamley's. ,
Furniture Rader Furniture.
Get next to Hamley, he knows how
to treat you right
We use the best . California oak
leather at Hamley's.
Now located In Pendleton at Boeto
tore Shoe repalier.
See the handsome goods at the Pres
byterian fair this week.
Leave orders for alfalfa hay at
Telephone stables, W. F. Cook.
Craghead & Hayes of Athena, have
tome bargains In business chances.
Headstrom At Greenawald, shoe
makers at Teutsch's Department store.
Dr. C. J. 8mlth will move his office
to the Smlth-Craford building oppo
site postofflce, December 1.
Wanted Girl for general house
work. Best wages. Apply to Mrs. T.
O. Halley, 111 Jackson street
Hot lunches and all kinds of useful
articles on sale at the Presbyterian
fair Friday and Saturday at Bowman
building.
Dr. Amy Currtn will move her office
to the Smith-Crawford building about
November 26 and will occupy rooms
and 7.
Mr. Silas U. Soule, professlona
piano tuner. Is at the St. George this
week. Orders taken at Tall man
o.'s drug store.
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Tryout Game Tomorrow Night
Commencing at 7:30 tomorrow eve
ning a basketball game will be play-
ej In the high school gymnasium be
tween two picked girls' teams. The
contest will be held as a tryout for
the game which will be played with
Ia Grande next Saturday evening. The
line-up of the opposing teams will be
as follows: Team A. Gertrude Jor
dan, Jessie Folsom, Eunice Vogel, Ed
na Thompson and Norma Alloway.
Team R. Faye Sullivan, Ray Vogel,
Ivy Hill, Dixie Todd and Effle Tem
ple. For the game an admission of 10
conts will be charged so as to meet
the expenses Incurred.
To San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shoemaker left
last night for San Francisco, where
Mr. Shoemaker will join H. C. Bick
ers In a Mexican land project which
they are now considering. They ex
pect to remain In San Francisco for
an indefinite length of time and pos
sibly may go to Old Mexico before re
turning to this city. It Is understood
that they have an option on an ex
cellent tract of land In Mexico and will
make every effort to secure It.
Is Not Pink Eye.
Dr. D. C. McNabb, the veterinarian,
says that the disease now afflicting
horses In the vicinity of Echo Is not
the pink eye, which has been preva
lent In this county for several months
past, but is a form of liver and back
trouble and Is not contagious.
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HOT CHOCOLATE
Pendlaton, Oregon.
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PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs. William Hull are vis
iting In the city.
W. D. Chamberlain Is in the city to
day from Athena.
E. L. McBroom was In town yes
terday upon a short visit.
MIbs Constance Deapain, of Port
land, Is visiting relatives In this city.
J. H. Watson came up from Uma
tilla lust evening for a short visit
here.
James Nelson, the Vinson stockman,
has been In the city today upon a short
visit
A. D. Sheldon, of Olympla, Wash.,
has been In the city upon a short
business visit
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kosberg, of
Moro, Sherman county, were visitors
here yesterday. ' .,
J. J. Fitzgerald, detective for the
O. R. & N. company, was here for a
ehort time last evening.
Miss Bertha Alexander Is expected
to arrive home from Portland either
this evening or on Friday.
H. Connell, the well known O. R. &
N. roadmuster of Umatilla, Is in the
city today on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Grady of La
Grande, paused through today to spend
Thanksgiving In Walla Walla.
Miss Messle McBrlde will leave this
ovenlng for her home at Athena,
where she will spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Alma Harris will leave tonight
for her home at La Grande, where ihe
will spend the Thanksgiving vacation.
Ijirkey Fletcher, of Pilot Rock, his
arrived In the city for the purpose of
attending Pendleton Business college.
Mrs. Clara E. Stocker left yesterday
for Portland, where she will visit for
a month with her daughter, Mrs. Fell
F. B. Chapman, traveling salesman
for Baker & Hamilton, is in the city
and attended the charity ball last
night.
Miss Clara Carpenter, teacher In the
city school, will leave this evening for
Union to spend the Thanksgiving at
her home.
' Miss Effle McBroom left this morn
ing for Portland, where she will be
married tomorrow to Mr. Herbert Da
mon Newell.
Misses Lurle and Grace Dorothy
will leave this evening for their home
near Milton where they will spend
Thanksgiving.
Assistant Superintendent William
Connolly, of the La Grande division
or ine o. K. N., Is in the city today
on a tour of the system.
Henry C. Lewis, of La Grande, one
or me oldest active agents for the
New York Life Insurance company In
the west, passed through the city this
morning to Athena to visit Mr. and
airs. a. m. amis.
Dr. W. M. Phy. of the Hot Lake
sanitarium, is expected to arrive to
night to take part In the annual
Thanksgiving shooting tournament to
be given tomorrow by the Pendleton
Sportsmen's association. "'
George D. Peebler came, down from
nis farm at Meacham vesterdav oven
ing on a trading trip. Very Httle snow
noa ration on the summit when he
left., but it has been atnrmfnir nn.
stantly for the past 24 hours.
H. T. Booth left this rnnmin. far
Hcppner, Portland and Salem, where
ne win remain on business for about
10 days. Mr. Booth will establish
headquarters for the Parlfln Mutual
Life Insurance company In this city.'
To the Football Players: '
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Tomorrow several hundred'
football games will be played In
the United 8tates, and the ac-
cldents and casualties will
haps reach the maximum for
the season. Let us not swell the
list of deaths or accidents by-
rough playinir in Pendleton.
Let us remember that the game
is Just as fascinating. Just as.
manful. Just as InsDlrlnc-. with-
out the rough playing that Is do-
Ing such lrrc arable damage to
the reputation of football play-
ers throughout the country.
WILL PAINT THE COURT HOUSE.
ItofurblHhlng Will Greatly Improve Its
Appearance. .
Specifications are now being pre
pared by Architect Troutman for the
painting of the court house, inside
and out, and the contract for the work
will probably be let on Saturday. On
the outside the body of the building
will be made a steel grey color, while
the colgnes and trimmings will be
finished In white, with Monterey sand.
The tower will be painted tho same as
the rest of the building.
On the Inside of the building all of
the woodwork will be repainted or
varnished. Consequently, when the
work is completed tho old court house
will look like a very modern building,
and will serve Its purpose for many
years to come.
DEATH OF BROTHER.
M. Alexander Passed Away at Stutt
gartt, Germany.
R. Alexander received Intelligence
today of the death of his brother, M.
Alexander, In Stuttgartt, eGrmany.
The death waa the result of an oper
ation for appendicitis which was re
cently performed In a hospital In
Stuttgartt. The deaecsad was 38
years of age and the youngest of four
brothers. All of his life was passed
in Germany.
Inkman-Kasehurg.
Robert W. Kosehurir and Miss Ted
Inkman were united In marriage yes
terday afternoon In the office of the
city recorder. Judge Thomas Fits
Gerald officiating.
THREE UNDER ARREST.
Names will Not lie Divulged Except
Through Federal Officials.
Says the Baker City Herald, In re
lation to the latest developments con
cerning the persistent robbing of mall
boxes In that city:
It Is expected that the United States
marshal will be here in Baker City
tomorrow or next day to take into
custody the three persons arrested
for stealing mall from the Individual
mall boxes in tho Baker City postof
flce. Inspector Leech, who was here
for a few days to investigate the situ
ation gathered the evidence and took
It before the federal authorities at
Portland while the three suspects were
placed under a strict watch.
The details of the case are kept
from the public until such time as the
federal authorities shall act,' but it Is
understood that three persons are un
der arrest and will be turned over to
the authorities when they arrive In
this city. Inspector Leech is expect
ed to return within a few days to wind
up the case. All of the officials deny
that any arrests have been made.
Rut since the visit of Mr. Leech the
robberies have ceased, or at least
there has been no further report of
the boxes being robbed.
It Is also understood that the three
persons suspected are believed to have
been the tools of one man who operat
ed the scheme and for that reason
the authorities have kept the matter
very quiet, believing that they could
catch the principal but evidently he
has escaped.
There Is no blame attached to any
of the postofflce officials on account
of the robberies aa the patrons have
been warned to keep their mall boxes
locked and when a combination was
out of order to report to the postmas
ter at once.
TERRIFIC SANDSTORM.
Snake River Road Burled Under
Mountains of Sand.
B. F. Simmons, the well known
Snake river fruitgrower, was in Walla
Walla today and reported a terrific
sandstorm on Snake river Saturday
night and 8unday. says, the Walla
Walla Statesman.
The Snake River Valley railroad
was burled for nearly a mile under
mountains of shifting sands which re
quire the efforts of nearly 100 shovel
ers and teams to remove so that traf
fic over the road could be resumed.
Sunday the company was compelled
to use the N. P. tracks to move trains.
Most of the sand was removed last
night and traffic over the road was re
sumed today. The storm was one of
the severest occurring on the river
In several years. Mr. Simmons says
that very little snow fell on the Snake
river bottoms, although the higher
hills are well covered with the beautl
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MOVING THE CORN CROP.
Railroads Will Handle 3,708,000,000
. Bushels This Year.
' The movement toi market of the
bltrrest icorn crop that the country
ever produced Is getting well started,
and for the next three or four months
the railroads will be unable to furnish
all the cars required for the purpose,
says the Chicago Livestock World.
The traffic managers are now meeting
with demands from every direction for
cars to haul corn to the central mar
kets. The government estimate of this
year's crop is 2,708,000,000 bushels,
which Is 240,000,000 bushels in ex
cess of the crop of 190(4, and 185,000,
000 bushels larger than the crop of
1902, which was the largest ever pro
duced, prior to this year, according to
the estimates of the agricultural de
partment, though some of the big
crops prior to 1000 were probably
about equal to that of the present
year. It is certain that they were
greatly underestimated by the agri
cultural department.
Nearly AU WIU Close.
Practically all business will be sus
pended In Pendleton tomorrow, aa
most of the stores have signified their
Intention of remaining closed all day.
All of the banks, offices, both public
and private, will be closed, and the
postofflce will be open only between
and 10 o'clock In the forenoon. Bar
ber shops will remain open until 12
o'clock.
Shipped 800 Turkeys.
Eight hundred turkeys shipped from
The Dalles by one firm and Thanks
giving three days distant, Isn't going
slow. No wonder we have to pay 26
cents a pound when the demand Is so
great The Dalles Chronicle.
At Knoxvllle, Tenn., two white men,
J. O. Edwards and E. Luttrell, quar-
eled and fought In a saloon. Lutt
rell was stabbed till he will die, and
Edwards was shot dead.
Gold
Medal
That Is what the Charter Oak
Stoves and Ranges won at the
World's Fair. We will sell the
first 10 coal Ureters, five wood
II intern and five Slcri Ranges at
COST, Tills Is done to adver
tise tho goods In tills city. Can
joa afford to overlook this? We
also handle now and second
hand Furniture.
W. W. Bradley
315 E. Court St.
Healthful
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Helps for preparing the
Thanksgiving Feast
Whether It be wood or bran, tin enamel, plated or silver atawsal
that is desired for ass In getting the turkey ready for the feast r faa
serving it, we eaa supply the deficiency with the right article.
Carvers, large line of best Meet Carving Sets and single Knfren.
Roasters, Ladles, Table Cutlery, Spoons and Kitchen Utensils of aal
kinds. ...
Silverwear
Ornament the table for the Joyous event with our silverware and
It will add to the appearance and pleasure of the spread. Oar llae la
complete and highest grade, but at moderate price.
Goodman-Thompson
Hardware Co.
HARDWARE PLUMBING
643 Main Street.
The Home of Bargains
That's wf at my store Is. I realise that money savins; prices
are what bring the business, and will save you money on
New and Second-Hand Furniture, on Chlnaware, Glass
ware, Tinware, and Enamel Ware. .
Come and see the extra special bargains I have In heating
and cook stoves and steel ranges.
V. STROBEL
Sit nSAsT COURT STREET.
IT WILL BE DONE RIGHT
AU plumbing and tin, sheet Iron ar copper work entrusted to ma
wlUbt done right and guaranteed.
I have removed my shop to Court street second door east af
Golden Rule Hotel, where I am better prepared than ever to do the
highest class work.
Plumbing done by experienced and proficient men, aa I have In
my employ one of the beat plumbers In the business, and water, steam
and other pipe fitting It solicited.
a A specialty of tin, sheet Iron and copper work.
5 B. F. BECK
THE OLD RKI.IARLE PLl'MltEK AND TINSMITH,
a ' Court Street, Two Doors Kaat of Golden Rule llotrL
Exercises
Can be had In so many different saaaa
that It Is hard to keep track of aneaa
all. Bat whatever your parllaalen?
bent, we are abundantly able to BFWSV
fy It; whether your penchant la, tar
Football, Hand Ball, Golf, Tinaes,
Boxing, Fencing or I uncfiiag at
Bag. We have the apparatus lor
every manly and womanly sport aaafl
exercise.
FRAZIER'S
BOOK STORE
Agenta for
SPALDING'S ATHLETIC AND Taa
NASIUM GOODS.
Electric Lights
Tliey are the beat. 'i
They require no oIL
They are the cheapest. J
They give plenty of light.
They require no cleaning. ' 1 '
They are always ready for nee.
Northwestern Gas &
Electric Co.
CORNER COURT AND GARDaQT SB?
Purity in Laundry Work
counts for everything. W ean east
pore water, pure starch anal aaaa
soap. That la why there Is smae a
glossy goodness on the
COLLARS, CUFFS, SHIRT,
esa, that we Launder. Ia i any weav
der, therefore, that we de a !
Pendletorv Steam
Laundry
FKHMAN PKTEM.
Phone m.
Family Washing at Family IWHBak
That fiouso
yea are going ta balld win
ter, last longer and cost leaa at we
famish the lumber. Contractors arts
paas us by are losing not only asanas
bat reputation; becaaaa we gnaaaaaes)
the soundness of every stick ana aaaa
eat of ear yards.
Oregon Lumber Yard
Near Court House
Pendleton Oieajsa.