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PACT EAST OKKGOMAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, FIUDAY, DKCKMUER 8, IMS.
EIGHT PAGES.
PICTURE SALE
WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR PICTURES
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18 piece Floral Pink Soml-PorcelaIn
0 piece Floral Pink Semi-Porcelain
109 piece Peacock Blue Semi-Porcelain
M Piece Peacock Blue Semi-Porcelain
$11.00
$6.75
$10.50
$6.50
GET BUSY
Owl Tea House
THE PLACE
KUHN IS PROMOTED.
Will Have Charge of the Long Dis
tance Service of This Division.
W..L. Kuhn, local manager of the
Pacific States Telephone company, is
to leave this city to become chief of
the long distance service In this di
vision. In all probability his success
or will be W. D. Burford, of Walla
Walla, who has been here for the past
few days trying out for the position.
Manager Kuhn has been in charge
of the local office during the past
three months and his administration
has been very satisfactory. Conse
quently, his departure Is to be regret
ted. However, his new position Is
higher than the one which he held
here. In his new field his headquar
ters will be at Spokane, and he will
Come in and see
our Cut Glass
Whether or not you are ready
to buy, we urge you to come in
and see our magnificent stock.
Just from the factory of H. C.
Fry, the famous glass cutter.
LADIES' DELIGHT.
Nothing more acceptable for
a lady than something from
our line of Cut Glass, any piece
combining every element that
a good gift should possess. The
assortment being varied, you
can find something at almost
any price. After seeing our
line you will certainly say that
we have the best and the
cheapest REMEMBER THE
PLACE.
Watch for our Window.
Tallman & Co.
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
be In charge of all the long distance
service east of the Cascades and be
tween Burns and British Columbia.
Regarding the work on the line be
tween this place and Umatilla, which
will give Pendleton direct connection
with Portland, Mr. Kuhn stated this
morning that the crew is now near
Echo. So far progress of the work
has been slow because of the route,
which has been over rocky land, and
other difficulties have been encoun
tered. However, It will not be many
weeks before the line Is completed and
the Improved service established.
FOR HEADQUARTERS
IS I1ADLY NEEDED BY
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Would He a Meusuro of Economy for
Several Reasons, Allowing Hotter
OpiKirtunlty to Care for Equipment
The Dopurtmnit Needs More
Homo lVndlelon Has a Fine Lot of
Men in Him- Doimrtmcnt: Efficient
and Unselfish, and Thoy Should Ite
colvo More Consideration. -
Harney Horses to Colorado.
A bunch of something over 100
hea dof homes were started from this
place Thursday morning for Ontario
in charge of Ora Hill and Ora Ham
ilton. The animals belonged to H
Y. Hauck and Mr. Jones and will be
shipped to Rocky Ford. Col. Mr.
Hauck will leave today with 150
head. Burns Times-Herald.
Cold In Canada.
Rev. Q. W. Rlgby today received
letter from his son, W. T., at Clares-
holm, Alberta, who la now rapidly
recovering from his recent Injuries.
In regard to the weather In Alberta,
Mr. Rlgby writes his father that on
last Sunday morning the thermometer
registered 33 below tero at Clares
holm.
What Shah vV c
Have for Dessert?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try
delicious and healthful dessert, i're
parea in two minutes. no Doilint; n
baking I auo. boiling water and set v
eooL Flavors: Lemon, Oramrc. K;
Oerry and Strawberry. Get a pasViit
w your grocers io-uav. to cts,
We Lead the Way
To better things in Groceries, and to lower priors for life's necessi
ties. If you are not getting the satisfaction you desire In these par
ticulars, we can render you material assistance, and save you many a
dollar. Give us a trial. No prizes go with our groceries.. Just satis
faction.
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
AGENTS FOR GOLD MEDAL BUTTER, AND CHASE 4 SAN
BORN'S COFFEES.
..... ... . .
xou snouia not rorget that each day of your life brings
your lire brings yoa
you nearer to the time wl.en your capacity for earning decreases and
finally ceases. What are you doing toward providing a fund that will
become your mainstay and comfort, and prevent yow becoming de
pendent upon reluctant relatives?
Prudent people forestall Mich a possibility by creating a fund for
their declining years by depositing with tins bank regularly a portion
of their Income, which, aided by the compound .inter we pay,
makus the accumulation of the fund certain.
Commercial National Bank
A city hall In which the fire de
partment could have headquarters Is
something that would be greatly ap
preciated by J. L. Vaughan, nowly
elected fire chief of Pendleton. When
asked this morning regarding the
needs and plans of the riensrtment
the new chief named tho above as the
most pressing need. In his opinion a
centrally located station where fire
equipment could bo stationed, and
where firemen could make their
headquarters would work Inestimable
good to the department.
Among the advantages that would
result from such a station It would
provide a room In which hose could
be dried after a fire. At nresent it In
difficult during the winter months to
take proper care of the fire hose be
cause there Is no way In which It
may be dried excepting In the sun,
Consequently, there Is danger that
some time a company may respond
to a fire call and find its hum frman
With a properly equipped station hose
couia be thoroughly dried and
cleaned before being returned to its
station.
According to Mr. Vaughan there
would be a great advantage in having
a firemen s room In which memhero
of the department could gather of
evenings or afternoons, the room be
ing in the nature of a club, with pa
pers, cards, etc. With such an if.
rangement the chief believes many of
the men would be nresent of evening.
and ready to respond to a call should
one be made. Also, it would make
the service more attractive.
At present there Is no nrnvlnlnn fne
practice by the dlfforent companies,
as me city has refused to allow any
pay tor such. Conseouentlv. it wn
decided by the companies last sum
mer, that no practice be held. How
ever, company meetings are held
monthly, and also the board of fore
men meets once each month.
At the comnanv meetinea the fnre.
man presides, and subjects pertaining
to the work are discussed. At the
board of foremen meeting the needs
of the different companies are made
known to the chief, who in turn
makes requisition to the council.
A few weeks ago an urgent appeal
was made by Chief Brown for new
hose for Company 7. the old one hav
ing become unfit for service. . How
ever, no action has yet been taken by
the council. . i
In the opinion of the new firs chief
i-enoieton nas one or the best volun
teer companies In the state, in snlte
of obstacles. At fires the men turn
out willingly and work hard, taking
chances of being injured or made 111
by exposure. For this they are paid
1 per hour. However, It Is said that
none of the men really clear anything
trom tneir work when the expense In
curred by them is considered. Con
seauentlv. memhershln In the rUnart
ment Is more a matter of patriotism
than anything else.
Judge I Till ley at Home.
Judge and Mrs. T. O. Hallcy re
turned home this morning from Salem
and will perhaps return to the capital
next week to remain permanently.
Judge Halley participated In a sos
slon of the state supreme court and
finds a large amount of work accum
ulated to be disposed of. There are
now 30 cases awaiting decisions and
the court will be In session constant
ly after he locates permanently In
.Salem. Salem Is a very busy city and
both Judge and Mrs. Halley are very
favorably Impressed with it as
home.
Stock in line Condition.
The unusual snowstorm of last
Wednesday will cause many of the
stockmen to begin foedlng much ear
lier than Is the custom. From re
ports It is learned that stock are In
fine condition and enter winter quar
ters unusually fat. It Is also a mat
ter of gratification to learn that hay
Is quite plentiful and the local stock
men anticipate no had results from
the early feeding and all were In
readiness for storms. Burns Times-
Herald.
Priest Will Visit Europe.
Tomorrow Father Desmarals ex-
pects to leave the city for Portland
and a few days later will start for
New York. Baltimore and Washing
ton. About the 20th of January he
will leave for a six months' trip
through Europe, vltitlng Italy, France
and Spain. Father Desmarals has
been an extensive traveler, but says
ho expects to again return to Oregon
to which state he Is much attached.
The Dalles Chronicle.
Stockmen Interested.
A lurge number of stockmen have
called at the East Oregonlan office
within the past few days to Inspect
the boundaries of the Wenaha forest
reserve map which has been received
at this office. Great interest la being
taken In the apportionment of range
within the reserve and a large num
ber of Umatilla, county people will be
present at Walla Wala on December
IB, when the range within the reserve
will be apportioned. . .
FAVORS PENDLETON SCHOOL.
Albany College Orfers Scholarship to
Grniluntrs of Academy.
The following letter offering free,
and pnitlally free, scholarships to
gniduntes of Pendleton Academy, in
Albany college, has Just been received
by Principal W. H. Uleakney, of Pen
dleton academy:
Albany, Ore., Dec. 4, 1906.
Rev. Dr. W. H. Blcnkney, Pendleton,
Oregon:.
My Dear Dr. Bleukney: Our trus
tees have made the following offers of
scholarships to graduates of Pendle
ton academy:
Albany college offers lo nil gradua
ates of Pendleton academy half schol
arships In all departments and courses
except the musical.
To the graduate or Pendleton acad
emy who has the hlghett standing of
his class. Alband college offers free
tuition during his freshman and sen
ior years In Albany college, and half
tuition In the sophomore and Junior
years.
Very truly
H. M. CitOOKS, Seo'y.
IS HE A FRAUD ? I
onethird
OFF
One-third of the price
taken off
For One Week
Until Dec. 7th
0wlfl.t IH Koh Bfea.
TOOK SOISCIUPTIONS
TO THE "GARTINLAITBE.
Hep resented That Subscribers Could
Also Get Enlarged Photos Took
Many Subscriptions, All Paid In Ad
vance, But No Pictures Have Been
Received The Firm Which He
"IO-presented" Docs Not Exist in
Minneapolis, and the Suspicion De
velop That Khontcr Is a Fraud.
Was J. 8. Shomer. who was here a
few weeks aaro tnkinr .,....
ror the German magazine, "Gartin
laube." a fraud? tv,u t.A i. L
, ouun is
believed by some who patronised the
semieman, ana mere is evidence to
that effect
it was a short time hnfn.. t.u ,. .
giving that Shomer was In Pendleton,
taking subscriptions for the "Gartln
laube," which was a well known pub
lication. The price per year Is 12.
and aside from the nun., n,. - .
also represented that an enlarged pic-
iuic wuiiiu ne Kiven in n,l,lltlnn
vlded the customer send to the' Ger
man book company, of Minneapolis.
There ure numerous German families
In Pendleton, and It is said a good
was aone Dy Shomer, who al
ways collected the 12 In n,H
Also, the pictures were sent to the
v.ermon hook company for enlarge
ment. However. Ihl. vn-..i w
. airs.
Charles Rqhrman received her letter
men, n oeing stamped "Not known,'
and "Not in the dlrectnrv r ...
quentiy, it Is now suspicloned that
.nomer was not a true representative
of the "Gartlnlaube." anH that hi. -i-
ture enlarging company was a myth.
nmvever. no complaint has yet been
made, to the officers n tho .h..ii..
ers desire to await further develop-
INCORPORATION SALE
IS A COMPLETE SUCCESS
Roosevelt's Boston Store
Fifty Years fhe Standard
DR?
CREAM
MING
A Cream of Tartar Powder
Hade From Grapes
Ho Alum
Cut Price on
OVERCOATS
t 8.00 OVERCOATS gQ
S.UU OVJKCOAT3
$10.00 OVERCOATS ;
$11.60 OVERCOATS
$18.00 OVERCOATS ,
$18.00 OVERCOATS ,.
$J0.00 OVERCOATS
$6.00
$7.00
$8.50
$10.75
$13.00
$14.50
BOYS' OVERCOATS TAKE A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT-
Baer Daley
Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
A HOLD UP
that will benefit you If you take -f -vantage
of the opportunity ths sp
litting and pu: ing before you our
now fall styles of Neckwr elegance.
Rich colors artistically harmonise
prevail In our autumn assortment,
and we will be pleased to outfit yo.
We are haberdashers In general.
Despain's Cash Store
Court Street, Opposite Golden Rtrie
Hotel.
IF YOU CARE FOR
YOUR HEALTH
take linen to a laundry where care
ful, cleanly and sanitary methods are
employed. Need lake no step further
than to our door needn't do that We
will call at yours If you let us know
your wish. May we put your name on
our list when our wagon goes tfce
rounds today.
Robinson's
Domestic Laundry
For sale at the East (tftjuk office Large Randies of newspapers,
containing over 100 big papers, can be had for Soo r haadta,
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
While the stock la fresh. Then Is the time to do Christina shopping. At just this time the wise
making their Christmas purchases.
WATCHES
All the best makes.
CHAINS
Solid gold and gold filled.
LOCKETS
New patterns
RINGS
800 different styles.
BROOCHES
New enamel effects.
CUFF LINKS
Solid gold, $2.60 to $25.00.
STICK PINS
Great variety.
The gift, season is fairly
begun; an early selection of
gifts is wise. A myriad of
suitable things await your
choosing here, along with
beautiful wares in gold and
silver and rich gems, there are
scores of pretty and useful
gifts that anyone would be
glad to receive, yet whose
cost is light comparatively.
CUT GLABS
Hawkes.
CHINA
Hand painted from the
Henderson studio, Chicago.
SILVERWARE
New patterns In sterling.
Full line of Rockford, the
best plated ware made.
UMBREIXA8
Handsome and durable.
Train Delayed by Wreck.
No. 1, the westbound O. R. A N.
morning train, will not pass Pendle
ton until about 8 o'clock tonight, be
ing delayed by the bad wreck which
occurred on the Union Pacific near
QUALITY
We are building on quality. Our standard Is high, bat the price we ask la not. Without goodness, Jewelry
Is nothing
WINSLOW BROTHERS, Jewelers
Store open evenings.
Rock Springs, Wyo yesterday.