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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1906)
EIGHT PAGES. DAILY EAST OltEl'ltlDAY, MAY 11, 1IH6. TIlt'KKDAY, MAY 11, 1906. PACK FIVE. r. flfE FAMOUS SffQE"" Women Viimlty shape; kid welt lace boot; patent tip; mo ilium outside extension edge; 9-8 heel $3.00 Savoy shape; blurhor lace sldeboot; patent Up; . light flexible sole; extra large eyelets; ribbon lace; 1-S heel. . $3.00 ItlM'S Shoe Parlors : ' CITY BREVITIES In top prices wai more than a dime, quality wan excellent and had to be taken Into consideration. Bulk of supply was lambs, sheep being very scarce. Such clipped lambs as made $6.70 today, would probably have sold at $6.60 had they been here late last week. Wool lambs, which were scarce, moved up a peg. Last week developed a 17.60 sale and today buyers went a nickel better. Local demand was good, although Buffalo, with 90 cars, was a soft spot. ' Wool lambs wore not over-plentiful, nnd more of them can be used. It begins to look as though the Colorado supply Is well run out. It was, a $7. till 1(17.60 market for good wool lambs and choice clippers sold largely at B.G0(f 6.60. The $6.70 stuff was fat, choice and of light weight. Heavy lambs of equal quality had to sell at 5ifi 10 rents discount under light. Rome choice heavy lambs made $6.65. Very fpw clipped lambs had to sell under $6 nnd there was a scramble for the light stuff ot prices calculated to make It look as high on the hookH as choice goods of heavier weight, If not higher. Sheep were very scarce. Western wethers made $6.10 and yearling wethers were quotable up to $6.20. flood western ewes would have made $5.75. A year ago today wool Colorado lambs sold up to $7.60, nnd clipped lambs at $6.75, the bulk of clipped lambs moving nt $6.25 if? 6.65. It was then a fT (f? 5.1 5 market for wethers, and $ t.7f T' 5 for the hulk of ewes. Ijunbs were then a little higher than at present, but sheep wero consider ably lower. WOll li I XGMKX PIri'KST. iioiiow Kaiser lost his dog; see Fergy. For Sale Hack and hurness. E. O. Twenty-five per cent off on nil trim med patterns this week. Campbell Mllllnety. Hndrleksv hall for rent evenings and Sundays. No dances. Thone Business college. We hit the pipe: the lead le, the Iron pipe, the vitrified sewer pipe. Morrow, the Plumber. Telephone operator wanted ut Echo. Address Butter Creek Tele phone Company, Echo, Ore. Leathers' Transfer & Storage Co. 'Phone main 511 nt all hours. Office and stund at Grltmnn's cigar store. When In Portland stop at the Hotel Oregon. Hates $1 per day aid up ward. European plan. Free 'hu?. i ltii-lmi Terrorist Gone to Ills .Tud Tut Pendleton people to .lcepl inelit. peacefully and In ix-rfect comfort on Tanboff. Itussla. May 17. Shanoff, llefue to Be Placated by Proiiilxrs nnd TJircnts. St. Petersburg, May 17. The work logmen In the doumn today attacked the draft of the czar. They declared the document not strong enough to meet the situation. Their words were unmlnced. They declared the clou ma should reply protesting against the whole of the czar's address. They demand the summoning of a popular assembly for the establishment of a constitution. This must be done first. Conservative leaders' efforts failed to qnlet the worklngmen. c.wninATKs lxm modkratok. I tiring Moderator Makes Adrtrestt nt Pes Moines. Pes Moines, Iowa, May 17. The retiring moderator. Moffatt. at the Presbyterian assembly, made un ad dress this afternoon. There arc five candidates fur moderator. KII.I.KII TUB TOHTl KF.lt. B. M. O. K. Nuff sed. U C Itader. Wanted Competent salesmen to represent factory on the road. Posi tion permanent. Address Dept. 42. 1010 Atwood Bldg., Chicago. ' For Rent Suite unfurnished housekeeping rooms In East Oregon Inn building. Hot nnd cold water and bath on same floor. Inquire this office. the torturer of Maria Splrldonovo, was thot and killed today by unknown persons. Mr. Harris Explain. Pendleton, May 17. (Editor East Oregonlan.) I wish to state that expect to stay In Pendleton nnd eon Untie to do business and to attend to my own business, despite tho Jobs put up on me by some saloon loafers, would like to be nrresttd every Rat urd-.y ns It show, that I am doing business and that it hurts some of my would-be competitors. On last ISntlirfl.iV T il 1 ,1 am itlltnli liuuliinaa ti We are proud of our work Installing ! or my competitors combined and If ,. .... n.'m.H,i anii sauna- interference with my business does on ,.., are esseuuai 10 goou not rp,lw j w,l have some licenses health. 'rr..w. Plumber. 613 ri.V(lkP(, fr violating the law. If th. I editor of the morning paper will learn to control bis Imaginative brain and inn M.l mii-.i.I" .MAIIKFT. ;iUit llrtenlng to sorehends. we will both get along very well. You will Mutton initio n Wine Higher, With always find the Garden City Packing Kxpcllcnt Deninnil. j company alive and ready for business. Genuine trained vermin dorrs for' sale. Will not chase deer. Cuarnn- teed as represented. Address W. B. Honeymnn, 779 Hoyt street, Portland, Ore. The Chicago Livestock World gives; the following review of the mutton; market in that city: Live mutton trade was about n dime j higher and n moderate supply was' Respectfully. It. HARItlR. Notice to Storkmen. For Sale 3(50 acres of deeded land will taken care of. While the advance i on Camas prnlrle. known as the Stock ! ' er place, 200 ncres of plaw land, well I watered, one of the finest stock j ranches In Umatilla county. Will be sold to the highest bidder. Ralo takes place on Saturdny afternoon, ! May IS. nt 2 o'clock nt the court j house steps. For further Informn ; Hon see Cnhrles H. Carter, attorney, i or Mrs. Clara E. Stocker, ndminlstrn-. ! trlx. J5 Tho two attractive features of our store are QUALITY AMI BIGHT PRICES. There Is nothing new In the way of Jewelry that Is foreign to us. We search the market for the very best designs, and buy nt close figures, and sell nt small prices. L. HUNZIKER., Jeweler and Optician T:MTt lee Civnm Mnker. The Itlue Mountain Creamery com pany lias secured the services of an expert Ice cream mnker. Mr. E. L. Brown, who will have charge of the company's Ice cream department In this city. Can furnish you anything In plain or fruit Ice c.renm, frozen Ice or sherbets. Your orders solicited. BU M MOrXTAIX CUEAMKUY CO. In Polices Court. In police court this morning the fol lowing were fc'.ven the usual three davs for being drunk: T. J. Wilson, Tom Heard, Isaac llnmptnn nnd Sam (Indian). PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. H. C. Means left this morning for Umatilla. J. K.'Bott, of Helix, has been visit ing here today. Ben S. Burroughs visited Athena today on business. D. O. Saunders, of Frcewater, has been a visitor In the city today. J. M. Ashworth, of Weston, came down last evening for a short visit here. Will M. Peterson, the "Athena law yer, came down lost evening upon a short visit. J. T. Fuson, of Weston, cam down last evening and has been a visitor here today. M. L. Morrison, In charge of the nev store nt- Helix, has been in tne city today upon a short visit. Dr. C. J. Smith, candidate for state senator, left this morning for Athena In the Interest of his candidacy. . C. A. Barrett, of Athena, came down lost evening In the Interest of his candidacy for representative. Dr. f red Lleunllen, of Helix, drove down from that place this morning for a short business visit In the city. Mrs. Walter Iteed, the noted Port land singer. Is visiting In the city nnd Is the guest of Mrs. Charles H. Car ter. Jack Harrison, bookkeeper In the supply department of the O. R. & N. left for Portland this morning on a brlof visit. , Mrs. Hannah Rogers, a pioneer of La Grande, passed through this morn ing to Adams, where she goes to visit for several weeks. J. B. Baker, of Meacham. Is In the city today on a trading trip. There Is very little wood being cut In that vicinity this spring. Rev. W. I Van Nuys, who attend ed the graduation In the musical de nartment of Whitman college, this week, has returned home. D. H. Hunter, the sheep dealer, has gone to Michigan to look after stoc k which he recently purchased In Omaha. Ho will be gone three months, C.eorge Ernest, formerly with "Fergy," has accepted a permanent position with the Hotel St George enfe. where he will work on the day shift. R. Underwood and family have ar rived from Fort oblltns. Col., and are seeking a location In this country, a small fruit and vegetable farm being desired. Chris Ranley. the pioneer shoemak er, has been confined to his home with an attack of the grip. He is somewhat Improved today, and hopes to be at work in a short time, Supreme Judge T. Q. Halley left lat night for western Oregon and will devote the remainder of the time be tween now nnd election to that por tion of the state, returning to Pendle ton, only In time to vote. Natt Webb, the pioneer sheepman of Walla Walla, passed through this morning from Heppnor to his home In Wnlln Walla. . His sheep ar2 in the best of condition, and shearing Is near Ing the finish In Morrow county.' Walter M. Pierce, candidate for Joint senator In the Umatilla-Morrow-Union district, returned last evening from a trip through Morrow county. A. D. Stlllmnn. candidate for circuit Judge, Is also still In that county, w here he has several appointments to fill this week. H. H. Gilbert, of Pilot Rock, Is In the city today on a business trrp. Thy rain In that section of the county came In time to do an Immense amount of good as crops on the light er land In that part of the county were beginning to suffer Somewhat. Dr. Cole, of Pendleton, republican nominee for Joint senator for the counties of Morrow, Umatilla jnd Union, Is ill the city on professional business, assisting Dis. Hall nnd Ba con In an operation on Mrs. Hamp- son. l.a drnnde Observer. Agent E. C. Smith,' of the O. R. & N., returned this morning from Yon- calla. where he was called several days ago by the serious Illness of his aged mother. She is not greatly lm proved and owing to her advanced age there Is little hope for her re covcry. """". Friday's Speciti Ikrg ONE DAY ONLY j J. J J. A .1 - a - M. A. m . m m m a a m m j. j. j. .... j m w m. a. 1 f I A TTTtttTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTI ttttttttttttttttttttt 50 DOZEN Women's Black Cotton Hose, 10c values for the One Day Only at 5c Per Pair 400 YARDS of French Cham bray in greens, browns, and tans, I2lc values, for the One Day Only at 9c Yard 350 YARDS of 75c and 85c Sash Ribbons, Warp Prints and French Embroidery for the One Day Only at 49c Yard 3 DOZEN Children's French Pique Jackets, values from $1.00 to $1.50, for the One Day Only at 63c Each 3 DOZEN PIECES of fine Nain sook Embroideries, 8 to 10 inches wide, 25c to 35c val ues, for the One Day Only at 1 7c Yard DOZEN Gingham Aprons, blue, brown and green checks, good 25c values, for the One Day Only at 15c Each The Peoples Warehouse SAVE YOUR COUPONS WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE ........ . . . ' XITW PROMOTION" COMPANY. DI'ATII OU ROBFRT IS AUMGART. J IS YOUR HAIR FALLING OUT? Rogers Hair Tonic (ofTRoger et Cie., Paris, France,) will pos itively prevent the hair from fall, ing out, increases its growth, re move!' dandruff andjkeeps the scalp in a healthy condition. Use one third of a bottle and if you are not satisfied return the balanoe and will give you back your do 1 1 o r . KOEPPENS' The popular price drug store. t Pnuel Away nt Spokane I'roin Kffets of Typhoid l'ever. News has been received here of the death of Itohert Unumgni t, nt Spokane recently. The end came as the result of nn attack of typhoid fever. The deceased was known here, having lived In the Alkali country for some time. He was on orphan nnd was raised by the Hoys' nnd Girls' Aid so ciety of Portland. He served for three years In the 30th battery of field artillery, and was stationed nt Fori Walla Walla. At his death he left no relatives other than his wife, who was with him In Spokane. Fxniiiinntlons Are On. The regular eighth grade examina tions prescrlhed by the state are now In progress nt Pendleton academy. The work done by the academy in the past yenr has been very satisfactory. Left for Moro. Ttev. Jevl Johnson, IYesbyterlnn Sunday school mlssionery. left this morning for Moro. Sherman county, where he goes In the Interest of his work. On his return he will revive the Sunday school nt I'mntllln. Gen. John McArthur. former post master nt Chicago, and a mnjor gen eral during the civil war, Ik dead nt Chicago, aged 71 yenrs. Tor Ttent For a peHod of three months or more, a nlcely-furnlshed i) roonj ..hojup, oentrallx. located,. . Ad dress X, this office. J. S. neekwltli and Charles W. .Myers I'orni n .Mining nnd Ileal Estate Corimrntton. J. S. Reckwlth and Charles W. Myers, of this city, and James F. Lane, of Sumpter, have organized n mining nnd real estate promotion company, the capital Rtock to be J5000 nnd the principal offices to be In this city. The object of the new company Is to promote mining property nnd deal In real estate on nn extensive scale. The new company Is already largely Interested In Sumpter mining prop erties nnd will extend Its territory to Include all Inland empire points. ; ,M c-ww Weathered Oak FurniLure Makes the Home Beautiful New Stxln Fountain, Koeppen Pros, have Installed a handsome n.w soda fountain In their drug store on Court street, nnd are now fully equipped for 'the summer refreshment business. The new foun tain and counter add much to the ap pearance of the room. They were ordered some months ngo, but owing to delay In shipment n portion of the fixtures did not arrive until recently. home, or primping up Are you figuring on fitting up a new little on the old home? If so, you will make a great mistake by buying before you see my new line of leather upholstered, weathered oak furniture. Dining room Tables S2S to 8:15 Dining room Chairs, $2.50 to 85 Buffets from $19 to 8:13 China Closets from 818 to 825 Rockers 83.50 to 815 Library Tables 812 to $20 Jardiniere Stands $1 to $3 Sofas and Turlor Furniture upholstered to match. Lewis Hunter Successor to Grnhnm & Hunter Near St. George Hotel. I WOOL GROWERS ATTENTION! Now that tho other wool warehouses are rapidly filling up, and becom ing crowded, the wool buyers feel that In order to cnrefully Inspect tho wools nt the Sales, the wools, as far as possible should be stored where they can be examined to tho best advantage to the growers. The Independent Warehouse Is in the Inrgcst nnd best lighted warehouses In Oregon Insurance nnd warehouse charges as low or lower than any warehouse In town Is entirely INDEPENDENT of any other corporation. ' Auction sales, which will be attended by all the wool buyers, will be held in the Independent Warehouso on days set by the Woolirrowcrs' s social ion. 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