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DAILY BAST ORKXiSONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAT. DECEMI1EH 11, IMS.
EIGHT PA6BS.
FAGS BGBT.
PICTURE SALE
WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR PICTURES
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ONE WEEK MORE WE OFFER:
1M piece Floral Pink Soml-Porcelain
0 piece Floral Pink Senl-Poroetalil
100 piece Peacock Blue Semi-Porcelain
M Piece Peacock nine Seml-Poroelaln
GET BUSY
Owl Tea House
THE PLACE
HIS INVESTMENTS ARE
IN NORTHERN MEXICO.
Writes of an Interesting Country, and
is Well Pleased With Ills Prospects,
Which Are Ninety Miles South of
the Arizona Border An Attractive
Climate, at an Altitude of 7000 Feet
Everything ,n Full Foliage CU'
unto Favorable to Vegetation and
Vermin.
this coming meeting as many vital
subject which affect every Individual
sheepman In the county will be discussed.
Range division, forest reserves, pub
lic roads, dipping vats, stock Inspec
tion and other highly Important sub
jects will be up for discussion, and It
is to every mun's Interest to be pres
ent and take part In the proceedings
of this meeting.
$11.00
$6.75
$10.50
$6.50
J. A. Borle, who left here on Oc
tober 31 to visit his mining interests
at Nacozaris, Mexico, Is well pleased
with the outlook of the property and
writes the. East Oregonlan an Inter
esting letter from El Campo, Jora
qulpa, Sonora, Mexico, the place at
which his mines are located.
Joraqulpa Is 16 miles from the
railroad at Nacozaris, and Is in the
steep mountains of northern Sonora.
Mr. Borle by this time is located at
Douglas, Arizona, for the wlntor,
where he may bo addressed by his
friends In this city. His letter Is
dated November 30, at Joraqulpa.
After writing directions for send
ing his paper, Mr. Borlo says of the
mines and the country In general: .
I will leave here for Douglas, Ariz.
In about a week, where I will make
arrangements for the development of
the mining claims, Incorporation pa-
Sl'lT TO COLLECT DAMAGES.
Plaintiffs Allege the Unlawful Use of
Real Property.
This morning J. C. Klinery and J.
J. Klmery begun suit, through Attor
ney Pan P. Smythe, against A. J.
Eisner to collect S225 damages.
In the complaint the plaintiff Is
accused of having unlawfully and
without the consent of the plaintiffs,
used a house and barn belonging to
the latter, and located on the west
half of section 4, and the northeast
quarter of section 5. township 3,
north of range 32, E. w. M. AIbo,
they are accused of having turned
some stock Into 200 acres of summer
fallow belonging to the plaintiffs, and
in payment for these depredations
the above sum Is asked.
NEW ENGLAND DINNER.
December IS, In Bowman Buildings
List of Committees.
For the New England dinner, serV'
ed In the Bowman building on Fri
day, December 15, the following com
mittees have been appointed:
Committee to furnish room, Mr. D.
The great
Incorporation Sale
at the Boston Store
closes Dec. 20.
REMEMBER THE GREAT RE
DUCTIONS IN PRICES NOW IN
EFFECT AND PROFIT BV THEM.
Big Boston Store
Kemler. Mrs. L. Garrett, Mrs. Kyle
pers, shipment of supplies, buying ore iong, Mrs. S A. Lowell. Committee
sacks and to arrange for packers to on soliciting, Mrs. Brown, Miss Den-
BERKFXEY GOES TO THE S. P.
Well Known Citizen Becomes Assistant
Civil Engineer In the Harrlman Ser
ikm In Oregon. I
C. C. Berkeley, the well known clt
isen of Pendleton, who has been en
gaged in the real estate business in
this city for the past eight years, and
who has been candidate for county
surveyor and a successful farmer
also, leaves tomorrow night for the
Southern Pacific railway where he will
be assistant engineer on the lines in
Oregon.
Mr. Berkeley, before coming to
Pendleton, waa employed In the engl
lywrlnt deoartments of both the O.
K. A N. and Northern Pacific and his
l.K work In railroading before com.
Ins to Pendleton, was to superintend
th construction of the Lewis river
hrldee on the Northern Pacific In
Washington.
Mr. Berkeley Is a competent engi'
neer and has had many years experl
ence in railroad work. He will be
under Assistant Chief Engineer Don
aid, of the Southern Pacific lines in
Oreiron and will have charge of some
of the large Improvements now being
made on that line In the southern part
of the state. Mrs. Berkeley will re
main on the farm near this city for
the winter.
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.
' SEVEN INDIANS IN UMBO,
Cliarges of Drunk and Attempting to
Steal Morse
On the record of arrests at the po
lice headquarters, seven captures were
recorded this morning, and all were
Indians. Most of the arrests were
made Saturday evening, two were
nicked ud in different places about 8
o'clock. Two more were found back
of Murrell's saloon later In the nlgnt.
A third was locked up on the double
charge of being drunk and of having
tried to take another Indian s norse.
About 11 o'clock an old Indian with
a grey, stubby moustache, was found
r on mine the streets and was tasen
into camp by Officer Sheer. The last
arrest was made at midnight when a
carry the ore from the mountains to
the railroad, a distance of 18 miles.
The proposition seems most prom
ising, and I am well pleased so far.
Joraqulpa ("Hor-a-keep-a") Is the
name of the mountain upon which the
mine is located. We are 90 miles
south of the Mexican border and is
miles from the railroad at Nacozaris.
which Is the terminus of the line at
present.
"We are located at an altitude of
about 7000 feet and from our camp
have a magnificent view of the coun
try which seems to be mountains all
around. The Taqul river is in sight
for 12 or 15 miles. We are very
comfortably fixed for the winter and
laving considerable rain which
makes it unpleasant getting around.
The mountains are very rugged and
steep and the water runs off quickly.
They will have some snow In March
or April, but not a heavy fall, and It
does not stay long.
The wild flowers are now In bloom
here and everything is green. I have
killed but one small snake since com
Ing here and one centipede. They
tell me that there are tarantulas and
scorpions here, but no one seems to
be afraid of them. They get out of
the way if you give them a chance,
The Mexicans wear a very thin
shoe or maybe a sandal, and sleep on
the ground under any kind of shelter,
or with no shelter and appear to be
oblivious to the "bugs." or at least
indifferent to them.. Respectfully.
"J. A. BORIE."
nlo. Miss Cora Warner, Miss Sadie
Warner. Miss Follett, Mrs. McConnell.
Committee on food, Mrs. Wattenburg,
Mrs. Farley, Mrs. D. Kemler, Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Lena Warner, Mrs. Geo.
Harris. Committee on tables, Mrs.
Ingram, Mrs. Call, Mrs. Rice, Mrs.
Myers, Mrs. Liege, Mrs. Drake.
GAUiOWAY LEAVES THE ROAD.
Will Be Succeeded by Douglas Ball-
Will Be Employed at the House.
A. B. Galloway, the well known rep
resentative of the Blake-McFall com
pany, has been here today on his last
trip In his old position. He has been
made head of the wrapping paper de
partment In the above house, and con
sequently will move to Portland from
Walla Walla, where he has resided
during the six years he has been upon
the road. .
Hereafter Douglas Ball will cover
the territory between Pendleton and
Spokane for Blake-McFall, while
Frank J. Moule will handle the bu:
ness between Pendleton and Boise.
Cut Price on j
OVERCOATS
t .0 OVERCOATS $5.50
I .00 OVERCOATS $6.00
$10.00 OVERCOATS $7.00
f 11.60 OVERCOATS.. $8.50
115.05 OVERCOATS $10.75
111.00 OVERCOATS r '. $13.00
130.00 OVERCOATS $14.50
BOYS' OVERCOATS TAKE A DISCOUNT OF OQ PEB cs3n-
Baer Bb Daley
Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatter
For-
IDAHO IS PROGRESSING.
Railroad Building In Northern
tlon of the State.
State Auditor Bragaw of Idaho,
who passed through Pendleton yes
terday, on his way from Rathdrum
and other northern Idaho points, said
of conditions in the northern coun
ties:
The building of the Spokane In
ternational through Kootenay coun
ty has made very, lively times up
Now Living In Spokane.
John Shroeder, who sold his farm
near this city last year. Is now locat
ed In Spoknne, where he will make his
future permanent home. His family
Is now there and Mr. Schroedei Is In
the city today closing out his remain
ing Interests In this city and will re
turn to Spokane in a few days. He
has purchased a section of fine wheat
land close to Nez Perce city, Idaho,
and will farm that hereafter, but the
family will reside permanently In
Spokane. They are well pleased with
Spokane as a residence point.
big Indian with blood on his cheek, there Tney are working on the
waa arrested By urricer manning.
No Dessert
More Attractive
Why use gelatine and
spend hours soaking,
iweetening, flavoring
ud coloring when
JqII-O
produces better results in two minutes?
Everythinf: in the package. Simply add hot
water and set to cool, iis penecuun.
.- tlm limunwife. Ki trouble, less ex
oen.se. Trv it Uwhy. Ju Four Fruit FU
ors: Lemnri. Omiye, Strawberry, Easp.
lerrv. At erocjra. He.
We Lead the Way
To better things In Groceries, and to lower prices for life's necessi
ties. If you are not getting the satisfaction you desire In these par
Ucnlars, 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 MEDAIi BUTTER, AND
BORN'S COFFEES.
CHASE ft SAN-
grade all along the line In that coun
ty, and laying track from the con
nectlon with the Canadian Pacific. It
is expected that cars will be running
Into Bonners Ferry by New Tear s,
and It will not be long after that time
until they will have service to the
state line.
With competitive railroads that
section of the state will have trans
portation advantages which will give
extended market for Its lumbering In
dUMtrles, and also the mines that are
now paying tribute to the smelter
rust, enabling the miners to ship
their ore to outside smelters.
'There Is a heavy snowfall for this
earlv In the season, which assures a
big output of logs during the winter.
The mills are all running on full
time, with a supply of logs that will
,t until the boom season comes in
the spring.
"Kathdrum and Coeur d'Alene are
Improving very rapidly, and Is more
prosperous than ever before, and the
future of all Industries seems to be
the most encouraging."
Echo Is Enlhiudiistic.
Echo people are enthusiastic over
the prospects of securing government
irrigation in addition to the many pri
vate projects now under way In that
district. O. D. Tee), the well known
irrigator, who is in the city from
Echo today, speaks highly of the land
under the government project and be
lieves that the entire district tributary
to Echo will, in time, be In a high
state of cultivation and one of the
most productive sections In the west
ml IP
Has Rheumatism of Heart,
R. C. Hager, of Gibbon, was
brought to this city Sunday morning
suffering from a severe attuck of
rheumatism of the heart. He has been
111 for pome time, but hlB condition
has not been considered serious until
quite recently. Mrs. Hnger accom
panied him to the city and will remain
with him. Dr. C. J. Smith is attend
ing "nlm.
Ditto, In 1'nuitilla.
The cattlemen of the Baker district
have no complaint to make this year,
The ranges were fine up to the be,
ginning of winter and now there
plenty of hay on hand to feed during
the snow season and this hay can be
purchased at a reasonable price. If
the market would only Increase a lit
tie the stock conditions would be un
surpassed. Baker City Herald.
IP-NOTS-WE-NOX-MI DEAD.
Mother of I'mapliio, Highly Respect
ed and Widely Known.
Ip-nots-we-non-ml, mother of Urn-
aplne, sub-chief of the Umatlllus, died
yesterday on the reservation, after
having been HI but a short time. The
dead woman was 78 years of age at
the time of her death, and was wide
ly known. Her son, Umaplne, Is one
of the most Influential and respected
Indians of the reservation. The fune
ral services occurred this afternoon,
the Interment being In the Indian
cemetery near Cayuse.
. You should not forget that each day of your Ufa brings yon
you nearer to the time wLen your capacity for earning aecroasea aim
S finally cease What are you doing toward providing a fond that will
2 become your mainstay and comfort, and prevent your becoming de-
i , nnn relnctailt relatives?
m iwui "
Prudent people forestall uch a possibility by creating fund for
J thd, declining years by depositing with Mils Dan reguiariy . iru
2 of their Income, which, aided by the compound inter-., wo i,
makes the accumulation of the fund certain.
j Commercial National Bank
SHEEPMEN WILL MEET.
Many Important Topics to Ho Discuss
ed in Tills City Next Saturday.
An Importnnt meeting of the Wool
rowers' association of Umatilla
county will be held In this city next
Saturday, December 23, for the pur
pose of discussing the feasibility of
opening a public road through tne
Blue mountains from the foothills to
Meucham or Kamela where large dip
ping vats will be constructed and
where the O. R. & N. will enlarge and
Improve the stock yards to suit the
needs of Umatilla county stockmen,
All sheepmen In the county are
urgently requested to be present at
Iiook at the Property.
Any one who wishes to see the Hal
dene Dickson property, which Is to be
sold at auction next Saturday, may
do so by applying to J. M. Bentley,
who will be pleased to show them
over the place.
Verdict of Suicide,
Yesterday morning an Inquest over
the remains of Roxey McNeurlan, who
drowned herself at Umatilla, was held
by Coroner T. M. Henderson. From
the evidence presented to the coroner'
jury a verdict of suicide was return
ed.
Winter is Here
But is your system strong enough to
withstand the severe cold and Inclem
ent weather. If not, you're liable to
attacks of Chills, Colds, Grippe or
Pneumonia. Strengthen the entire
system by tuking
Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters
before It Is too late. It also cures
Heartburn, Bloating, Belching, Indl
ffcstlon. Dyspepsia, Insomnia and Ma
Inrla. Get a bottle todny, also ask
your druggist for a free copy of our
1008 Illustrated Almanac. It's well
worth having.
A HOLD UP
that will benefit you If you take ad
vantage of the opportunity tks w,p .
lifting and pu ing before you ear
new fall styles of Neckw r degases.
Rich i.jlor8 artistically harmonised
prevail In our autumn assortmsat
and we will be pleased to outfit y.S
We are haberdashers In general.
Despain's Cash Store
Court Street, Opposite Golden Rote
HoteL
IF YOU CARE FOR
YOUR HEALTH
take linen to a laundry where care
ful, cleanly and sanitary m.thoda are
employed. Need take no step further
than to our door needn't do that We
will call at yours if you let us knew
your wish. May we put your name en
our list when our wagon goes the
rounds today.
Robinson's
Domestic Laundry
Chafing Dishes
Silver
Table
Cutlery
Numerous articles that make
splendid presents
Goodman-Thompson
Hardware Co.
HARDWARE PLUMBING
643 Main Street
For sale at the East OnfuUhui office Ijarge Bandies of newspapers,
trmfrfig ever 10 big papers, can be had for 1M r bnndte.