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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1906)
EIGHT PAGES. DAILY EAST OKSGOXIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, MiUT 28; MO PA1K FITS. MAMA SENSATIONAL i This Entire Week Just to make things lively nil 20.00, 18.E0, 16.60 and I1G.00 Ladles' Eton Suits In full and half Bleeves; nil pretty, new spring styles, mostly light and dark grays, plain and shadow plaids; your choice $12.45 Don't. Miss It, Teutsch's Dept. SLore CITY BREVITIES Kaiser lost his dog; see Fergy. Found, ot Fergy's, Katser'i dog. Wanted Lady roomer; apply Mrs. Dr. Laulz, 711 Cosble street. Closing out nil summer millinery t cost. Mrs. Campbell'! millinery. I)uy a Pianola for your piano. Easy terms. Ellera Piano House, 813 Main treet Telephone operator wanted t Echo. Address Butter Creek Tele phone Company, Echo, Ore. Put Pendleton people to leep peacefully and In perfect comfoit on B. M. O. E. Nuff sed. U C Rader. Leathers' Transfer & Storage Co. Phone main 811 at all hours. Office end stund at Grltman's cigar store. When in Portland stop at the Hotel Oregon. Rates II per day and up ward. European plan. Free 'bus. Why not get Morrow to do your plumbing? He is reliable, and reas. enable In his charges. 'Phone black 3221; 643 Main street. Wanted Competent salesmen to represent factory on the road. Posi tion permanent. Address Dept. 42, 1010 Atwood Bldg., Chisago. Fcr Rent Suite unfurnished housekeeping rooms In East Oregon-, Ian building. Hot and cold water and bath on same floor. Inquire this office. ItFTURNKR FROM BIRMINGHAM, Attended the General Conference of the M. F. Church South. After having attended the general conference of the M. E. church, south, nt Birmingham, Ala., Rev. H. S. Shun- gle. of Milton, and Rev. W. C. How ard, of Heppner, arrived In Pendleton Inst night. These two men represent ed the East Columbia district at the conference and were away six weeks, three of which were pnssed In actual attendance nt the conference. In speaking of the conference Rev. Shanple. who Is presiding elder of this dlstrlc'. said: "It vas nn Inspiring sight to watch the gathering, for delegates were pres ent fmm nil over the world. At every meeting the monster church was fill ed, nnd on t'le occasion of Vice Pres ident Fnlrlnlt's visit there was an unusually large ntlendnnct'." According to Mr. Shnngle, his tour cf the couth wiis highly Interesting In Every woman loves pretty things In the way of Jewelry, Cut Glass and Silverware. We have a fine variety of both the Inexpensive nnd the gen uine article standing side by side In our stock, which 'offers you a unique opportunity for selection. L. HUNZIKER., Jeweler and Optician every way. He says Birmingham Is one of the busiest cities he has ever seen, the principal activity being In the Iron mines. But he believes the entire south is no won the verge of great development, as all of the towns are showing advancement. BOURNE'S RECORD. PERSONAL MENTION Quotation From Portland Oregonlnn of May 6, 1896. In April, 1898, Bourne was the po lltlcal manager of an attempt made to .capture the republican primaries from the regular republican organization, and furnished the money for that pur pose. The Oregonlnn of May 6, refer ring to this fight, under an artlcl headed "Bourne's Fusion," says: "This Is the same coterie of choice spirits which held up the legislature last year, defeated with boodle all economical legislation, turned down Senator Dolph, whose common bond of sympathy was spoils only, Inundated the city with hobos, thieves, rascals nnd thugs to carry the Into republican primaries, prostitute! the police to Its own selfish designs, nnd perpetrated all the Infamies of thnt disgraceful day, precipitated scenes of violence and outrage In the republican county convention, and then bolted It; and then, last, but not least, perverted the sound money sen timent of republicans of this state Into an Imbecile and .ambiguous ex pression. This Is the record. grfat teril from Fioons. I'tnli nnd Nevada Under Wntrr Eight Herder Drowned. Salt Lake, May 28. The henvy rnlns of the last 24 hours are causing treat damage. A washout on the Southern Pacific at Golconda, Nev., from n cloudburst, drowned eight Mexican sheep herders. A committee Is here from Juab county, Utah, awaiting on the Salt Lake route officials, asking for help to preserve the Service river ,41am. Volunteers from nil over the county are working raising the dam. The water Is now backed eight miles nlong the railroad tracks. The best efforts of 250 teams can only keep It six Inches above the raising waters. Should the dam go out 600 families of Mormon farmers will be swept away. Snow Is reported In southern Utah, where all the railroad's rock trains arc out strengthening the weak places. Candidates livo Town. The ('emocrntlc candidates left for the north nnd the republican candi dates for the west part of the county this morning. Active campaigning will be kept up from now until elec tion day. The campaign Is particular ly free from mud slinging nnd abuse and the best of feeling prevails among both tickets. Trustees Meet Wednesday. The regular annunl meeting of the bonrd of trustees of Pendleton ftend emv will be held on Wednesday even ing Insteid of Tuesday cvenlirg. The chnnge wns mnde for the reason that several members will be out of town on Tuesday evening. One-third of the entire population of the United States was either born In Germany or Is descended from Germans who Immigrated within the past n years. The sundry civil appropriations bill carries $25,000 with which to defray the exnonses of presidential pleasure trips during the ensuing fiscal year. IS YOUR HAIR FALLING20UT? Rogers Hair Tonic (of Roger et Cie., Paris, France,) will pos itively prevent the hair fromofall- ; ing out, increases its growth, re move i dandruff and keeps thescalp in a healthy condition. Use one third of a bo 1 1 1 eand 0 i f you are not satisfied return the balance and will give you backJyour dollor. ' KOEPPENS' The popular price drug store. Bradley, ClaudJ Mrs. O. G. Chamberlain ot Athena, vlBlted In town Sunday. Ida W. Alllngham of Albany, was visiting In the city yesterday. 7.oth Houser is In the city today from his Butter creek farm. Perry Knott of Pilot Rock, has been a visitor In the city today.. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dldlon visited at Milton and Freewater yesterday. E. C. Smith, O. R. & N. agent, left for Portland this morning on a brief visit. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Pilot Rock, were here yesterday upon a brief visit. Mrs. C. E. Roosevelt and daughter left for Walla Walla this morning on a brief visit. A. McRae of Walla Walla, has been In the city today and is a guest at the Hotel St. George. W. H. Badgero of Milton, came down from that place last evening for a short visit here. F. C. Oxman of Heppner, was a visitor here yesterday and a guest at the Hotel Pendleton. Dan P. Smythe arrived home last evening from Portland, where he vis ited for several days. . , Justus Wade, formerly state sena tor from Union county, and now of Walla Walla, has been In the city to day. T. J. Kirk, G. W. Stcen and C. A among the candidates in the .cHy to day. Ed Metcalf of Portland, was In the city lust evening while on his way home from a visit with relatives at Milton. Miss Stella Day of Eugene, a niece of A. J. Goodman, has been visiting here while on her way to the Coeur d'Alenes. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson of 'Boise, returned to that place yestcr duy after having visited with friends here for a short time. Lytton Ivanhoe is expected to ar rive from La Grande tomorrow morn ing to attend the high school com mencement exercises this week. Miss Grace Miller, teacher of the eighth grade In the high school build ing, will leave for The Dalles and Oregon City at the close of school. Miss Clara Carpenter, teacher of the sixth grade In the east end school will leave for Salem at the close of school to visit her sister In the capital city. Superintendent Frank K. Welles left this morning for Milton. He ex pects to attend the meeting of the Umatilla County Development league and strawberry festival at that place tomorrow, Mrs". E. P. Hammerlcy of Washing ton, D. C, passed through here yes terday on her way to Walla Walla. She Is the mother of Lieut. Holcomb of the Fourteenth cavalry, who is now at Boise temporarily. Mrs. James Blakley, wife of Sheriff Blakley of Wallowa county, is In the city for a few days, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Blakley. She will go from here to Fossil to visit for a short time before returning home. Rev. Harry Pratt of the East Port land Presbyterian church, who de llvered the baccalaureate sermon for the high school and Pendleton acad emy graduating clusses yesterday af ternoon, left for his home this morn ing. Miss Stella Severs of Cove, who has been teaching in Dayton, Wash., will arrive In the city this evening to spend tomorrow with her friend. Miss L. R. Lorenx., correspondent for the Port land Journal and East Oregonlnn, on her way home to spend her vacation. M. A. Rader went to Echo this morning for the, purpose of having the remains of John Hussar exhumed and prepared for burial to Chicngo, where the body will be burled per manently. Mrs. Hussar Is still In the city, but expects to leave for her home tomorrow. Mrs. S. S. Shields of FrWwater, Is In the city today on a business trip. She Is an earnest advocate of the equal suffrage amendment and hopes to see Umatilla county give a hand some majority to the amendment at the coming election. She is the guest of Mrs. It. J. Dlven. FOR COUNTY CLERK. V, C. lliipson, of Milton, Prohibition Candidate In the City Today. W. C. Hopson, prohibition candi date for county clerk, Is In the city today In the interest of his candidacy. Mr. Hopson is a nntlve of I'mntllia county, having been born near Milton. He attended the Gem City Business college nt Qulncy. III., nnd Is well qualified for the office. There being but one other candidate for clerk In the field, Mr. Hopson feels very much encouraged and will mr.ke an active canvass for the office. An Attractive Window. W. O. Cannon, with A. C. Koeppen & Bros., has a very unique window display In the east window of Koep pens' drug store. They nro advertising a new drink Hcd'Grnpr Phosphate. The window represents nn early winter scene, with tho grapes still on the vines, but the ground covered with snow. Alumni Banquet Tuesday. The regulnr nlumnl banquet of Pen dleton academy will bo held at the Golden Rule hotel tomorrow evening. A program will ha rendered nnd n de lightful evening Is anticipated. Marriage Licenses Issued. Mnrrlnge licenses have been Issued by tho county clerk to the following: Fred G. Cawrath and Elsie E. Ellis, Issued today". V Hector Moore nnd Daisy Durnnt, Is sued Saturday evening. STYLISH OXFORDS Hundreds of men k walk around with Oxfords slipping at the heels, too loose in the shank and misfitting insteps. They are "all feet" and they look it. OUR OXFORDS FIT We know we are showing the best Oxfords on the market-the very best made. We have every style that's ne wane some are very smart. The man who buys oxfords hrre will wear correct oxfords. $3.00 and $3.50 White Canvas Oxfords with Rubber Soles $1.75 per pair The Peoples Warehouse j SAVE YOUR COUPONS WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE The Best Store for Men, Women and Children's Shoes LEADS FOR PIONEER WOMEN. Mrs. Cartwrlght Asks tho Men of Ore gon to Remember Their Mothers. Portland. May 28. (Editor East Oregonian.) With surprise and sor row I have rend a young lawyer's nn nouncement thnt he has been hired to lend a campaign against the equal suffrage amendment In eastern Ore gon. It he were old enough to re member the part the pioneer mothers of Oregon bore In the early days, how they stood side by side with their hus bands, through hardship. and perUs, and helped them In their conquest of the wilderness, he would not wish to deprive such women and their daugh ters of equal lights In the common wealth thnt they have done so much to build up. I wns one of the pioneers of 1S45. My father put up the first house ever raised on the site of Portland. The free and hospitable spirit of the plo needs wns the farthest possible re moved from the narrow nnd restrict ed spirit thnt would debar the women of Oregon from equal freedom. Most of our Oregon men are of n different way of thinking. I believe that they will vote In June, by a large majority, to give their mothers equal rights with themselves. I hope thnt every ploneor and every native son who reads these lines will cast his hnl 4ot for the equnl suffrage amendment. CHARLOTTE M. CARTWIUGHT. Attention Woodmen. All members of Pendleton camp No. are requested to be present nt lodg? tonight. Election ot officers and social. LEE D. DRAKE. C. C. Independent telephone companies have secured franchises nt Council Idaho, nnd to also build toll lines from that place Strong local capital Is backing the enterprises. Bigh.m Springs ! Till? POPVLAR RU E MOUNTAIN RESORT Bingham Springs Hotel, beautifully located in t..e heart of the Blue Mountains. The Umatilla river flows past the hotel, making an Ideal pluce for the lover of treut fishing. On all sides rise the tree-clad mountains, mnking Bingham Springs one of the coolest and most restful resort In Oregon. The hotel mnlntilns Its own herd of cows, furnishing an bundance of milk and cream for Its guests. Our garden furnishes nn abundance of fresh vegetables for the table. We spare no pains to ndd to the comfort or pleasure of our guests. Our swimming pool Is one of our most popular features. Ratos, S2.00 and S2.50 a day. SI.V0O a week for one, or $25.00 for two. Table board, SH.00 a week to campers. Camping privileges $1,110 each per week. This Includes nil privileges of the grounds, Including the use of tho swimming pool. Address, M. E. FOLEY, Bingham Springs. Gibbon Postoffice, Ore. Mrs. Sawtelle's Turkish Bath Parlors TURKISH BATHS. EI.KCTKIC BATHS. MASSAGE COMPLETE SALT GLOW, ROTH LADIES AM) GENTLKMKN TREATED. FOMENTATION, Scientific Chiropodist In nttend- LADIF.S' HOURS ant. GENTS' HOUR!' tendnnt. nnee. 8:30 a. m. to 6:30 p. m with lady attend ! :30 p. in. to 7 n. m.. with gentleman at OVER DOMESTIC LAUNDRY. PARLOR THOSE RED 3S02. RESIDENCE 'PHONE RED 2102. The East Oresoninn is eastern Oregon's representative paper. It leads and the people appreciate it and show it bv their liberal patron age. It is the advertising medium of this section.
