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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1906)
PAGE EIGHT. a I Great Remodeling I Now On i our bulky stock to the basement during the remodeling of our store, and to make room (or new stock, we are selling 9 Tuesday and Wednesday Only. j Wine Sets, regular price 11.25; now 80c LEMONADE TIME NOW. Beautiful decorated Water Sets. 5 sets; were J3.S5; now.. $2.75 3 sets; were 13.00; now.. $2.00 X ( sets; were S3.TS; now.. $1.90 7 sets; w e $1.75; now.. $1.25 J Brighten Your Home Bit J with your pick of our large line of Vases at absolutely ONE- j THIRD OFF this week. RE- MEMBER, we roast our own vffees; manufacture our own J Baking Powder, Extracts and Spices. For the money we guar- antee to furnish you with a better and fresher Coffee or J Tea than your grocer can. It's J our business that's why. Pre- mlum tickets given with each purchase In this department. i 'Phone Black 3131. Empire Tea & Crockery Company Successor to Owl Tea House. Q. M. VINTON. Mgr. 220 E. Court St. NORRIS & HOWE COMING. First Circus for Pendleton This Year Will Come on May 14. 3. C. Stuart, advance agent for Nor ris & Rowe'a circus. Is In the city to day making arrangements for the coming of the attraction to this city on May 14. The circus Is enlarged and Improved In every way and Is better each sea son than the preceding season. New features have been added an It Is the neatest and cleanest circus on the road. U Moorhotine Book to Be Issued. A second large edition to the Moor house Indian photographs will be Is sued from the press of the East Ore gonlan soon. The second edition will be larger and will contain new pic tures and will be fully equal to the first edition In artistic appearance. Major Moorhouse receives calls every day from book stores and news dealers in all parts of the United States, In quiring when his second edition will be Issued. It will have a much wider patronage than the first. Limp, Limp "Oh That, Corn" How one can suffer with such a corn! To look at It Is almost nothing, but the hurt that's where corns count. We have a corn cure that will take out your corns, roots and all. If used according to directions It will leave no soreness. Call for F. & 8. Corn Cure. Put up and sold by The Place is Tallman & Co. Leading Druggists The man who Is known to bis friends and neighbors as a safe and successful Business man does not Invest his money in every scheme that presents itself with the "promise" of large returns. He Is satis fied with a reasonable rata of Interest and the absolute security on both prlncpal and Interest sic as this strong bank offers to its e- vtnaltnra This nntlra maw n nt innH, mn Dll,aitl n anma V. schemes offered, but Is far the end. Commercial National Bank Pendleton, Oregon Capital t 50,000.00 Total Resources $200,000.00 DAILY CELEBRATE JUL! 4 DEFINITELY SETTLED BY BVSIXESS MEN'S MEETING. President Taylor Will Appoint a Con mlltoo of live on Arrangements, and the Celebration Will Be Ar ranged Willi Thoroughness Conv nilttce Apointe(l to Arrange for Celebration of IKxxtratlon Day Ad vertlsiiig Schemes DIsiunmM. At a meeting of the Business Men's association held last evening It was definitely decided to celebrate the Fourth of July, and a motion was made and carried that a committee of five be appointed to make arrange ments. As President Tavlor wished to select this committee with care, the same was not named at the time. It was the general sentiment of the meeting last night that Pendleton should celebrate this year, and that the fact should be made known at once. As the cltv has not observed the Fourth of July for several years. it Is planned to have a celebration mat will be worth attending. Decoration Ttav The observance of Decoration Day was also discussed last evening, and a committee composed of Lee Teutsch, A. W. Robinson and J. W. Mnlonpv was appointed to have charge of the program for the occasion. The subject of advertising on hotel registers was discussed at leneth. n Alexander refusing to pledge himself to aostatn from such advertising. Finally, upon motion of Ijnn fnhon It was decided to appoint a committee to ascertain what it would cost to nave advertisements of the city and county resources placed In the regis ter instead of firm ads. Messrs. Co hen, Alexander and Donaldson were appointed on this committee. Many of the business firms of tha city have now signed the by-laws of the association, and the memhershin is steadily increasing. TO PLAY" HERE SUNDAY. "Boosters" of Walla to Meet "Yellow Kids" in Pendleton. The Walla Walla Boosters baseball team will meet the Athena Yellow Kids In this city next Sunday, April 29. The Walla Walla Statesman says: Arrangements have been made by Manager Tempany to play two games of ball this week with the Yellow Kids. The Boosters will go to Athena next Saturday morning and meet the Kids on the diamond In the afternoon. On Sunday tl.e two teams will go to Pendleton where they will give an other exhibition of the national game. For Sunday the O. R. & N. company announces a special excursion train to be run from Walla Walla to Pen dleton. The train will leave Walla Walla at 10 o'clock In the morning, and re turning will leave Pendleton at 7 o'clock. An effort Is being made to secure the Walla Walla band to ac company the excursionists. SNOWBOVND IX ALASKA. Government Surveying Party Forced to Shoot Their Horses and Carry Their Equipment 40 Miles. B. W. Wltherspoon, of the United States geological survey, who Is In the city buying horses for the government had an experience In Alaska last fall which he will not soon forget About a year ago Mr. Wltherspoon with a crew of 10 men struck Into the interior of the vast country west of Circle City, to make geologic surveys, and for five months lived entirely Out Side pt the bounds of human habita tion. His crew surveyed about 6000 NO WOMAN can keep up her ambition If she Is weak and delicate. Sickness brings on worry, discontent and "the blues." Every such sufferer should know that If she would only commence tak ing HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS at once, good health, happiness and contentment will be her sure reward. For 53 years it has been strengthen ing weak systems and curing Cramps, Vomiting, Backache, Fainting Spells, Indigestion, Dyxpepsia or Costlveneiw. Try a bottle. "There Is no chance of missing it." Satisfaction is a certainty when you have your watch fixed here. We Bpare no effort to make your timepiece as good as new when we overhaul It Good work speaks for Itself; ask any of our patrons. Winslow Brothers JEWELERS-OPTICIANS. Postofflce Block. safest and most satisfactory In the X EAST OREGOX1.VX, PEXDLETOX. square miles In the Reavr rlvor din trlct, and in August started toward civilisation. When about 40 miles from Fort Hamlin, in the interior, iney encountered a severe snow Btorm on September 1. and were comnelled to shoot their horses, throw away most of the equipment and wade tnrougn snow waist deep to Fort Ham lln. Each man carried about 40 pounds or provisions and bedding and the snow was so deep that It would often reoulre two and threA hmira In trnval a mile. The crew finally reached Fort nam nil arter terrible hardships. He will return to the same district this season to continue the work WO-CAT-SE WANTS A DIVORCE. Alleges That His Wife Is Cruel, Abus ive ami Inconsiderate. Because his wife does not treat him as should a true and loving spouse, Mo-cai-se nas commenced proceed Ings for a divorce from Julia. The papers In the case have Just been filed by Carter, Haley ft Raley. In the complaint Wo-cat-se alleges that Julia has been cruel anil nhnoivn .- him until he no longer cares whether scnoot Keeps or not. Ho was formerly an inaian policeman on the reserva lion, and declares that when he would return home from hi nftiai duties Julia would treat him without proper consideration. Among other things she would hit him over the neau wan ner leather bell, tell him to leavo the place and otherwise make home life uncomfortable for the brave. During the holldav Hafllnn last snm. mer It is alleged Julia left her happy icpee ana went to the Lapwal reser vation to celebrate, and fllrt.,1 -.uh other men. For these reasons Wn.nnt... w vn.-.c nana that he be given a Hlv firna anil n Ida mai nis wire return a pony which was a. prrrenc irom the nlnlntiff. .v, ana wnicn Julia now has. DIVORCE WAS GRANTED. Question of Custody of the Children Taken Inder Advisement. Last evening Judare W n villa gramea a aivorce to Mrs. E. B. Mc Farland, after listening for turn rinvii to testimony in the case. The divorce os ugreea to Dy Doth parties in the suit, but over the custodv nf tha chil dren there has been contention. There are eignt children, and the mother has asked that she be given th of them all, while the husband has asked the same for himself. This mat ter Judge Ellis has taken under u.i vlsement, and a decision may not be given ror a week or longer. The McFarland rase han henn ly contested. Carter. Raley & Raley appearing for Mrs. McFarland,' while A. D. Stlllman and Dan P. Smythe have represented the defendant. WILL ADDRESS THE WOMEN. Parlor Meeting; for Mrs. Mary C. Bradford at Hotel Pull(til Thurs day Evening:. If Mrs. Mary C. Bradford, formerly president of the Colorado State' Fed eration of Women's clubs, will ad dress a parlor meeting of women at the parlors of the Hotel Pendleton at 8 o'clock on Thursday evening, and Immediately after the short address by Mrs. Bradford, she will be tendered a reception at the parlors of the hot-1 by Pendleton club women. All women of the city are cordially Invited to attend the parlor meeting and reception. Mrs. Bradford is one of the leading women orators of her state, and has taken an active part In club and public affairs, and on Friday evening. April 27, wl deliver an ad dress on the equal suffrage move ment at the Thompson Street "M. E. church, to Vh!ch ne public is cordial ly Invited,, Development In Malheur, . Rev. H. C. Cleveland, of Freewater, Sunday school missionary for the Con gregational church in Malheur and Baker counties, passed up the O. R. & N. this morning to visit his family a few days. He says great development Is taking place In Malheur county. Many private Irrigation enterprises are under way and many new settlers are coming into the Willow creek coun try. There is considerable vacant land In that locality and it Is hoped to bring water to most of It within a very few years and many people are buy ing land now while It is cheap. Business Good at IlerntlHton. , C. E. Troutman, who Is Interested In the lumber yard at Hermlston, says mnnh tmllrlinflr In finlnflr nn In that vi cinity and especially Is considerable fencing being done. A carload of ce dar posts shipped in by his company a fw flnva nan vena Mold nut within a short time. Most of the Improve ments are permanent and of a sub stantial character. Left for lone. J. D. Stevens, socialist candidate for the United States senate, who has been In the eas tend of Umatilla county for several days speaking In the Interest of the soclnllst party, left this morn ing for lone and Heppner, where he will address the people In several meetings during the coming week. . Famous Pulntingti Coming. All the world's famous paintings are seen In the Elson art exhibit, which will be held In the court house In this city on May 2, 3 and 4. Over 200 paintings will be exhibited. The pro ceeds of the exhibit will be devoted by the women's clubs to the purchase of pictures for the public schools. Telegraphers Are in Need. Urgent appeals for aid for destitute telegraph operators in San Francisco are being sent out by the Commercial Telegraphers' union. It is estimated that there are 300 operators In destl tute circumstances in the destroyed city. Son Was Born. Born, In this city, to Mr. and Mrs, John O'Connor, a son. OnECOX, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, U OREGON TRUNK RAILWAY BUILDING SOUTHWARD. Work on tlie New Line Will Begin May 5 Right of Way Being Secur ed Along the Des Chutes River Project Is WeU Financed anil Will Tap an Immensely Hleli Country. Central Orernn I. ... u. . - . BuliB 11 tap. ped by a railroad at once, and that road is coming up the Des Chutes river from the Columbia, says the Madras Plnrnui. H LI. I .. mil is me important In formation brought by F. S. Gordon engineer for tha .. ' - --- " ev... aiuiik line, which is the name under which the Una. will 1 a.. .it. . line "..i uo uum into central Oregon. Oordon is Mr. of ; u uum ngnc -.- .-. ... ojiu actual construction work nm k - uchuii not later than May 10. The Orearon Trunk nn . . by ... . ic.wn, or eeattle. who built I Dufur road lnf .,. - . . the nu k hi ., J unu wno ..r..m lnc survey made up the Des Chutes river last winter. Mr Nelson has financed his railroad pro ject UP the Des Chirt. .v.. - m mere 18 no doubt that work will be started at Mr. Gordon Is emphatic in his statements that this road will be built and savs that Mr -vi. u . ' - "as already Klven orders for the removal of his . "i""-""-1 uiui xo me mouth of h.!, CI,Ute''- under '""twctlons to beg Work by tne 6t of thinks, howevor tv,. . week la ia k " may De week later before work begins. i. "J"1 mr' uordon is securing the right of wv - tu" " aecurea some eeks ago ami th. , . "",B been rii V u" ""ve already been filed ofr record. Mr. Gordon has secured doeri. . n na through a number of place, ryingn ZTZ Cr!ek KrRe betwee" thl. place and the Des Chutes river. Chute, river J."' tne D , U WIIJOW CTPAlr TKtV...the '"heat belt I' -". ana that from this Point the mart o-in ... object ve noln t i ,reaen: . t, ia 1IUIt Known with r."!?'hV"ne , mn is uuuaing the line Lrd:rn.,ly i ""her th 'Hari Information nn thi. 4 . S?' 'v,fn. Ut- aUh0Ufrh 11 ha been hinted that at fh r,..u Z" rnl '0tJ!! -o-.n o6n - er' ""Ordlng easy connection with th tim n..u u . " ,,"e on tne north bank. i- It Is not hellsva ...... .. . . Harrlman nters.i. .. . ""in permit tne Of Hill, thtia vlrti.olt.. . . . . . rtriinquisning to those interests the Immensely Import ant central Oregon country, as well as ,hem an easy '"trance Into the Harrlman territory In the south A CHRISTIAN COLONY. Large Settlement of Co-operative Far- mere In Ontario. On Ruiny river, nntiri,, Christian Colony," a land of promise In what Is still la but fertile and developing rapidly. H. a. ourri.Hs, wno has lived on rented farms In the west. Is th fnnn,ior tu. Canadian government gave him 20,000 acres at Ilrst, He. gave that away and got 300,000 acres more. He Writes that he "wants tenant farmers, poor men who have families, wno wisn to become freeholders"; that he "will make them freeholders; will make them better husbands, bet ter rathers. better Christians"; that he has "already helped 2000 families to help themselves." He will help "deserving families" to get to the Rainy river country, "give them a free temporary home for a week or 10 davs. and hnln them in a gree 160 acres to call their own." mere will be the Inevitable hardships of pioneer life. It Is not a country or career for weaklings. To men of pluck It offers Independence. There are churches, schools, many beautiful homes. Mr. RnrrlHn nrf. dress Is Port Arthur, Ontario. He will e glad to tell anybody Interested now to get cheap transportation to his colony and all about the oninnv ituoif "With the Procession," In Every body's Magazine. Slnto Board of Health McctM. Dr. C. J. .Smith will leave tnnlirht for Astoria to attend the meeting of tne state board of health, of which he Is the president. The board will meet tomorrow In conjunction with the Clatsop County Teachers' association, and the Clatsop County Medical asso ciation, ur. Htnun is on the program for. a discussion upon the subject of 'The Modern School Building." Lecture at Christian Church. "Thomas S. Handsaker gave a lcc ture recital at the M. E. church lust Friday evening under the auspices of the Epworth league. His readings were of a high order of merit, and hli rendition of the various selections generously applauded. Mr.. Handsa ker Is a man of fine appearance on the platform, and we predict for llm a bright future." Lewis, Idaho, Stan dard. Knights to Give Stag Social. This evening Damon lodge No. 4, Knights of Pythias, will hold a social session following their regular meet ing. The affair will be a "stag" card party and whist or some other game will be played. Following the game refreshments will be served. All mem bers of the lodge and visiting Knight. are urged to be present Bltunthlc pavement Is being laid In Portland on Second street from Flan ders to Morrison, a distance of 12 blocks. ' INI UHEbQ N 1MB. Tie Hat I Rccsevelt'slBoston Store MID COLUMBIA CONFERENCE, Congregational Meeting to Be Held in mis my next Barm-day and Sun day. The regular annual meetlno- nt tha Mia voiumoia conference of the Con gregational church will h hM In thl.. city next Saturday and Sunday, April zs ana . The conference Includes nil tha con gregational churches in Umatilla, mil Morrow counties In Oregon and sever al southern Washington counties and a good attendance of ministers and delegates Is expected. The meetings will be held In the First Congrega tional church. lAKt year this conference was held In Heppner, Rev. T. R. Edgerton, then Congregational minister In this city, taking active part In the program. PRESBYTERY TOMORROW. i i Meeting of die Pendleton District Will Be Held at Freewater. The regular meeting of Pendleton presbytery, Including all of the terri tory between the Blue and Cacsade mountains, and consisting of lit churches, will be held In Freewater tomorrow. The churches In this immediate vi cinity to be represented are the Pen dleton Presbyterian church. Miitnn Freewater, Adams, Frultvale, Pilot Rock, Echo, Irrlgon, Umatilla mission, besides the churches in Sherman, Gil liam, Morrow and Crok counties. Rev. W. L, Van Nuys. Rev. R. J. To the Brides and Grooms of June It's a great mistake to wait until the last minute before select ing your furniture, draperies, rugs and carpets. While we have a wonderfully large assemblage of all the articles that have a part In making the home attractive, we would Impress upon your minds the advantage of early buying. Today we probably have the very Buffet, Brass Bed, Library Table, Chiffonier, Davenport, or Rug that you admire above all. Others are looking and buying and other; may take what you wouldn't miss for the world. So come at your earliest convenience and pick from the gems of our stock. We'll reserve whatever you may fancy, for future delivery. And then again, It's so much more satisfactory to buy leisurely than hurriedly. We'll suggest many pretty Ideas that you would never think of. Furnishing homes Is our study, you know. BAKER & FOLSOM FURNITURE AND CARPETS- Before Investing Your Money It will pay you to come to ONTARIO, the" COMING : CITY of EASTERN OREGON and look over the ALFALFA LANDS which 111 pay yon large returns on your money. We h ve several hundred ' cres of tl.e best Irrigated Alfalfa Land in the west, which yields from ', even to twelve tons per acre. For further partlenlars writ BURBRIDGE & CAREL, Ontario, Oregon. Money to Loan on Monthly Installments Long Time Loans Real Estate In Any Part of the City for Sale Frank B. Clopton & Co. 112 East Court Street Democratic Nominee For Recorder of Conveyance JOHN F. HILL Pendleton, Oregon EIGHT ISixEb. Center Dlven, Rev. Levi Johnson and Rer. J. M. Cornellson, of this city and vtcln Ity, will attend. Has Heard From Her Motlier. Mrs. J. S. Beckwlth. of this city. ha Just received a letter rrom her moth er, Mrs. R. T. Pettengtll, who was in. San Francisco at the time of the earth quake, but who was uninjured and Is now safely located In that city. In the outskirts of Wallace was lately found a box containing IS sticks of dynamite, hidden In some brush. It had been enched away so long the boxhad partially rotted away. Hat Pins for Spring Bonnets Now that you are having a new spring hat you should look at the new designs that I have in gold and sterling silver hat pins. Inexpen sive; and they make a very appropiate gift. Royal M. Sawtelle JEWELER. -OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. ll Democratic Nominee For Representative CECIL R. WADE Pendleton. Oregon
