East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 21, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTEX PACKS. DAILY EAST OHEGOMAX, PENDLETON, oi'.lv'.O.V. I'KDIAY, SI :iJ'i:.MISi:il 21. Ofl. PAGE SEVEN. Your Attentrpn Ladies ! WHEN IJl'YINO SHOES FOR YOURSELVES, OK THE CIIIL IMtEN. DON'T FORGET THAT WE HAVE The Largest AND IY FAR THE Best Stock of Shoes Selected IN PENDLETON. DON'T TAKE OF II WORD FOR IT. HUT LET US SHOW YOU. ESPEC I ALLY WOULD WE ASK YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF CHILDREN'S Bunker Hill School Shoes THE REST SCHOOL SHOE EVER PLACED ON THE MARKET AT A MEDIUM PRICE. , WE SEW ALL RIPS FRKE. SEE WINDOW. Teutsch's DEPSANT CITY BREVITIES See Zoa at the (air. Waitress wanted at Hotel Pendle ton. Six-room huuxe fur rent. Inquire at this office. "Built" Ontermnor mattresses, Ba ker & Folsom. Back on dork. "Phone Main 8 for the yellow wagon. Elmer Turner. Nice furnished housekeeping rooms for rent. Inquire 302 Logan street. Latest styles girls" school hats Just received at Mrs. Campbell's millinery. Hnrness at Crawford's at shriveled wheat prices. .See his line before buy ing. Wanted (iood, ntout hoy to learn printer's trade. Call at this office at once. hou. Inquire H. F. Johnson, 'phone i black 2142. i Lost Hllver case, key-wlndlng watc h; finder return to this office and receive reward. ! Mrs. Thompson, general stenogra pher, room 12. Association block, 'Phone Main 86. For Rent Furnished rooms, one! block from court house; no children. 701 Court street. Lost A ) In made from two souv enir $2.00 sold pieces. Finder please return to this office. Three newly furnished housekeep ing lO jms for rent, 301 South Main street. Inquire Bowling Alley. When In Portland stop at the Hotel Oregon. Rates $1 per day and up ward. European plan. Free 'but. Wanted To buy cheap household furniture. Stove, carpets, etc. Also a few chickens. Address T. S., care of this office. For Sale Cheap Set of Chambers encyclopedia, leather bound, and many other up-to-date books. Call 10 Jackson street Wanted Competent salesmen to represent factory on the road. Posi tion permanent. Address Dept. 41, 1010 Atwood Bldg., Chicago. For Rent Suite unfurnished housekeeping rooms In East Oregon Ian building. Hot and cold water and bath on same floor. Inquire this of- We will give to the pupils of all schools a handsome school bvg, abso lutely free, with each set of school books purchased here. Frasler's book tore. Men wanted at once, by the Warren Construction Co., to work on street paving. Wages 25 cents per hour. Apply to superintendent, or at office, rooms 14-16, Asaoclatlo . block. Sweet cream, 25c pint; 15c V4 pint Call at the Delta. No cream delivered after tola notice; we deliver anything else in our line nnywhere In the city. Note change of price In sweet cream. So.Ia and city beer In bottles, 50c dozen, $1 case. Cheaper than draught beer for family use. Hed-Eez. the great headache remedy and bracer. 'Phone main 650. John Gagen, Eagle building. Court stret. O. It. ii N. OFFICIALS THRU. Ilnvn IWiii at Dtirkfo niul Ln Grande Invcstlatlnc Cnnso of Runaway Train. General Superintendent M. J. Buck ley. General Master Mechanic J. T. LaiiRley, Trainmaster J. D. Matheson and Superintendent D. W. Campbell of the ). R. & N. system past down the line todnv after an extended stay at Ia Grande and Durkee. where they have been engaged ln a thoro Inves titration ns to the cnuzes of the run away which occurred at Durkee last week, eouzlng the collision with pas senger train No. 1. The matter has been most thoroly Investigated by the officials who have been on the ground several days ln their lnbors. PERSONAL MENTION COHEN HOME I1URGLARIZED. Watch Was Taken While Family Was at Theater. On Wednesday evening the home of Leon Cohen on the north side of the river was entered by burglars while Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cohen were ab sent at the theater and a gold watch belonging to the latter was taken. From the fact that only the watch wns tnken and that the doors of the dwelling were left' open. It Is believed the robber or robbers were frighten ed away. Other Jewelry, principally dlnmonds, and of considerable value, were not taken, evidently not being found by the Intruders. So far the police have no clue to those who committed the crime. DOCC.HT FRUIT LAND. Thirty Acres at IIxm1 River Cost Rea vls 111, BOO. William Reavls returned today from Hood River, where he recently pur cvhast some fruit land as an Invest- ment. An Improved ranch of SO acers was bot by Mr. Reavls Tor the sum or til, 500. It is not his Intention to move to Hood River from this city, and he will continue to reside here ln the house on WUlow street, which was formerly owned by Prof. Nowlln. WEDDING KINGS The Best In qual :y; The best ln workmanship, At the best lowest prices. LOUIS HUNZIKER, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. 720 Main Street. Clarence Dupcw, a farmer of Uklah, has been vlzlting ln town today. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sheridan of Echo, were vl.ltors In the city yesterday. MIsh Eva Richardson has returned from Meacham, where (the vlzlted for several weeks. Will M. Peterson, tho well known Athena attorney, is ln the city today on legal blzness. Mrs. J. II. Slater nnd Mrs. J. p. Slater of La Grande, are vlzlting R. J. Slater for a few days. Mr. and Mrs; M. H. Gillette, pro prietors of the htel at Echo, were vlz lting ln town yesterday. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. B. Reed, formerly of this city, but now of Baker city, came down last evening for a vlzlt ln the city. , Lawrence' Ringel of Helix, Is now seriously ill with tyfold ln the Walla Walla hospital. His condition Is con sidered critical. Mrs. J. H. Stevens of La Grande, came over last night to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Frazler, un til nfter the county fair. Will M. Peterson, the Athena law yer, come down on the morning train from that city today and has been at tending to blzness here. William Hilton has returned from Franklin county, Washington, where he has been engaged In contracting work during the summer. F. S. Hoffman, who has been O. R. & N. enr checker for the past year, Is now employed as switchman In the O. R. & N. yards In this city. J. W. Furnass of Hermlston, Is in the city today on a trading trip. He expects a large number of Hermlston people to nttend the fair. Miss Stella A. Regan, the missionary to Burmah, arrived last night from La Grande, and will speak at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. Col. H. C. Newport, the well known contractor of Echo and Hermlston, is In the city today In the Interest of his extensive contracts on the O. R. & N. E. L. Ruby of Eldora. Iowa. Is a guest of his brother, A. C. Ruby, the well known horseman, for a few days. He will leave for his home next Monday. T. W. Howell of Mahton. Wash., is I now here for the purpose of collect ing nccounts due the Gray's Harbor Lumber company, and has establish ed an office in the Taylor building. Rev. W. S. Holt, synodiral mission ary of the Presbyterian church for Oregon, passed thru last evening to Milton, where he spent today on blz ness. He will return to his home in Portland tonight. Reynold Harris, formerly manage of the Garden City Packing house of thlr city, came over from Walla Walla last evening and Is said to be h"re to settle an attachment against that defunct company. Mrs. C. II. Norrls, who has been In the city for the past month fwhlle her huzband, ( harl"s H. Norrls, Is on the Pendleton-Huntington passenger run of the O. R. & N., left this morning for La Grande on a brief vlzlt. S. N. Wilklns, prezldent of the State Association of Funeral direct ors, past thru here today on his way to his home ln Corvallls, after having attended the funeral directors' meet ing at Walla Walla yesterday. John F. Hill and George A. Hart man, sr., have Just returned from a trip thru the northern part of the county. Harvesting Is about done ln that part of the county, but there Is a large amount of grain to be hauled to the warehouses yet. Charles Wall, undertaking man for M. A. Radcr, left on the delayed No. 1 today for Irrlgon to take charge of the remains of Cole Harris, the dead engineer of the Nate B. Hover, whose body was found there today. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mathews and daughter Amy, have Just returned from Genesee, Idaho, where they at tended the funeral of Mrs. Mathews' mother, Mrs. M. E. Daggett, who died there a few days ago. Mrs. Mathews has been at the bedside of her mother for the past two months. Notice. All parties knowing themselves to be Indebted to the undersigned, will please take notice that such Indebted ness must be settled In either cash or notes at once. We have engaged a collector to take charge of the col lection of our accounts with full pow er to tnke such action as seems neces sary and he will remain at Pendleton at the office of J. B. Perry, room 2, old Taylor building, until all accounts are settled. This Is expensive for us, and prompt attention on your part will be appreciated. GRAYS HARBOR COMMERCIAL CO CASHIER COXFEST ROBBERY. Wanted Ladles to fill good posi tions of all kinds at good wages, Spoonemore, 216 East Court street. Eagle htldluK- If you see It In the East Oregonlan It's so. Bring the Children down to see the ROOSEVELT BEARS in our window, better bring the big folks down too, K0EPPENS' DRUG STORE C. S. Van Anker. Wlio Rohlml Hauler Rank, Escaped From Deputy Sher iff and la Now In Hiding. Portland, Sent. 21. After making what Is virtually a confession of rob bing the bank of which he was cash ier at Ranler Ore., C. S Van Auker last night escapt from the custody o( the deputy sheriff In Portland while attempting to make restitution for the robbery of the bank. Van Auker gambled with funds of the bank it Is said, and In order to hide his shortage, he bound, gagged and shackled himself In the bank of fices on September 3, claiming thnt he was assaulted and robbed during the noon hour by two thugs. After an Investigation It wna found that he had gambled' away more money than he had drawn In salary and he was placed In custody until a further examination could be made, On leaving Portland last evening In charge of the deputy sheriff, he mnde an excuse to step Into a bildlng to pay a Mil and kept on going. One Fare to Spokane. For the occasion of the meeting of the Pacific Northwest Commercial bodies which will be held In Spokane September 25, the O. R. & N. com pany will sell round trip tickets ton one fare. For points in Oregon the dates- of sole are September 23 and 24. Points In Washington, sale date Is September 24 only. For Informa Hon Inquire E. C. Smith, agent, Pen dleton. GRAND BARGAINS FOR Friday a iaturday AT The Peoples Warehouse 12-IXCn ALT. WOOL PAXAMA CLOTH in llai-k, ".rt-cn, ari-y mid navy, regular price $1.00 yard, for Kridiiy anil Saturday only, at 75 c yd G DOZEN II KM. MED UK I) SPREADS, now patterns and good si.e, regular price $1.25, for Friday and Saturday only at 95c each Chicago Wheat Market. Chicago, Sept. 21. Wheat opened 72 8-4; closed 72 1-2; corn opened 49 5-8; closed 48 1-8; oats opened 33 1-2, cloied the same. 12 DOZEN" HEMMED BED SHEETS, 72.!(0 regular price Sjc, for Friday and Satur day only at 69c each 5 DOZEN FLEECED BED BLANKETS, extra large and fine fleece, regular price $1.75 for Friday and Saturday only at $1.25 each 10 DOZEN MERCERIZED SATTEEN UNDERSKIRTS, deep fluted flounce and dust skirt, regular price $1.50, for Friday and Sat urday only at 98c each 50 PAIR OF FINE NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, 3i yards long and 50 inches wide, new late design, regular price $2.50, for Friday and Saturday only at $1.65 pair 35 PAIRS OF NOTTINGHAM CUR TAINS, 50 inches wide and 3 yards long, in new fall patterns, regular price $1.00, for Fri day and Saturday only at 75c pair 20 DOZEN WOMEN'S OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS, fancy stripes, double yokes, braid trimmed, regular price $1 and $1.25, for Friday and Saturday only at 59c each C DOZEN WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDER SKIRTS, embroidered flounce with dust ruf fle underneath, regular price $1.35, for Friday and Saturday only at 98c each 10 DOZEN CHILDREN'S GINGHAM SCHOOL DRESSES, sailor suits, French dresses in gingham, percale and lawns, 2 to 14 years in Aze, slightly soiled, for Friday and Saturday only at Half Price C DOZEN TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS 45 inches square, new patterns, regular price $2.25, for Friday and Saturday only at $1.50 each 35 BED COMFORTS, factory made, and soiled or damaged, regular prices being $1.25 and $1.50, for Friday and Saturday only at 75c each Shoe Bargain for After Supper Only. Men's $3.50 shoes for 2.85 Boy's $2.00 shoes for $1.50 Misses' $1.50 shoes for $1.30 Women's $3.00 shoes in button or lace at $2.50 Saturday Eve, after 6 p. m. We will offer 35 dozen FELT HATS FE DORAS, COLUMBIAS,.GRAECOES, ETC., in black, grey, tan and brown, all sizes For Just Half Price This is the chance of the season for you. Come and see them. We will offer 50 dozen MEN'S GOLF SHIRTS, light and dark colors and white, all sizes, regular $1.00 grade for only 65c each Saturday Eve, after 6 p. m. We will sell cny $12.50 man's suit in the house for $7.95 45c Buys any 75c four-in-hand tie in our Im mense stock Saturday evoninjr after 6. The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE SAVE YOUR. COUPONS IIos Yield S748 Pounds Per Acre. Because of the uncertainty of weather conditions, most yards picked Sunday till noon, says the West Side Enterprise. In very few cases could pickers be kept at work In the after noon on Sunday. By Sunday J. A, Qrlsjsny had picked 19 cars of the Percival yard. These 19 acres yielded 4351 boxes which, nt 12 pounds to the box amounts to 52.212 pounds, or an average of 2748 pounds to the acre. All the good - qualities of Ely's Cream Balm, solid, are found ln Liquid Cream Balm, which la Intend ed for use In atomizers. That It is an unfailing- cur for Nasal Catarrh is proved by an ever lncreaslnf mass of testimony. It does not dry out nor rasp the tender air passages. It al lays the Inflammation and goes straight to the root of the disease. Obstinate old cases have been cured In a few weeks. All druggists, 75c, In cluding spraying tube, or mailed by Elv Bros.. 6S Warren street, New Tork. Read the East Oregonlan. The Sunrise Store japanese goods ramroo furniture CinXAWARE AND POTTERY ORIENTAL WORKS OF ART Harry Hiraiwa, Prop. 805 E. COURT ST. MONTERASTELLI BROS. A WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK. OP MARBLE and GRANITE MONUMENTS IN THE NORTHWEST. WE CAN FURNISH YOC WITH IMPORTED OR DOMESTIC MAR BLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS IN ALL SIZES AND COLORS. REFORE YOU PLACE YOUR OR DER. EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES. 409-15 E. COURT ST., PENDLETON, OREGON. Brunch Shop at Heppner. mm a i ji tw aim I I i i n FOR. SALE 1120 Acres of Good Wheat Land in Adams County, Wash., half in Summer fallow and half in wheat; $1,500 dwelling and $800 barn; 500 foot well and 1 75 feet of stand ing water. FRANK B. CLOPTON & CO. 1 12 E. Court St., Pendleton, Ore. The East Oreponian is eastern Oregon's representative paper. It leads and the people appreciate it and show it by their liberal patron age. It is the advertising medium of this section, . .