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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1906)
PAILY RAW OltECgWIAlC, PENJtiETON , ORBQOV, WHBWEBDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1906i. PAGE FtVX. SPECIAL Dress Goods Sale A NEW SHIPMENT OF RED, BLUE, RROWN AND CREAM BROADCLOTHS, PLAIDS. CHECKS AND PLAIN DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED, THE ENTIRE LOT GOES ON SALE THIS WEEK AT LESS THAN THE REAL VALUE. Shrinking and Sponging FREE EVERY DRESS GOODS PATTERN OF 5 YARDS OR OVER SOLD THIS WEEK WILL RE SHRUNK AND SPONGED FREE OP CHARGE Teutsch's CITY BREVITIES Wanted Clean rags at this office. Fuwdust for sale, In any quantity, lit Oregon Lumber yard. Nice furnished housekeeping rooms lor rent. Inquire 302 Logan street Prize shooting gnllery, billiards and pool. Ward & Bowlsby. Eagle build ing. Sale on trimmed hats sttll contin ues. Great bargains. Mrs. Camp bell's Millinery. When In Portland stop at the Hotel Oregon. Rates Jl per day and up ward. European plan. Free 'bus. It hap been Ufed by American house wives for over a third of a century, and those who have used It longest praise It most. Stronger than other baking powders. Don't use as much of It. Ask your grocer for Cleveland's. HOW MM. TEAM PRACTICES. Will I'lny Championship with Walln Walla. Last night the bowling team which Is to p-prescnt Pendleton In the match with Walla Walla Sunday, held a practice game at tho Pastime par lors, it was the first regular prac tice, and the following scores were made: Anderson 1(1. 17(i. l.lfl; total. 487. Cciccn 165, 11S. 100; total. 493. Hoo ver 173, I'.ir.. 137; total, COS. Mc I"Vltl 14S. ir.ll. 1(10; total. 464. Mol ltor in.'), 206, 157; total. S.r6. Total points for the team. 2505. (in next Sunday a championship She Has Demonstrated Mrs. Itittc'iotir, who is demonstrat ing this neck r-.t the lied Cross Phar macy Is a traveler of repute, having been In the service of the Camalln-? company for the past 10 years, and hits demonstrated In every state and city of Importance In the Union as well as In England nnd France, where tb iiohlllty were entertained by her demonstrations. Mrs. Rlttenour will be nt Donaldson's Red Cross Pharma cy until S.iturduy night. F. J. DONALDSON Reliable Druggist.. DIAMONDS DIAMOND RINGS If you are looking for a nice diamond let me show you one. The PRICE will be right and the quality guaranteed. LOUIS HUNZIKER, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. 726 Main Street THE CANDY SEASON IT OPEN. ', e are receiving a fresh shipment of HUYLERS NEW YORK CANDIES every week. DEPARTMENT STORE game will be bowled here with a team from Walla Walla. The game was originally set for Friday evening, but was postponed. NO COAL IN SIGHT. I.cmiiI Fuel Situation No Better Than It Will Two Weeks Ago. The coal situation In Pendleton has not been relieved any this week, al though the dealers are dally expect ing to receive shipments. Practically no coal Is to be had at all, and people are forced to use wood and slabwood. The plan to have Itrltlsh Columbia coal shipped here does not seem to meet with enthusiasm with consum ers, as the price will be beyond the means of many. It is understood that tho freight charges on coal from Al berta will be considerably higher than obtain for shipments from other districts, and of course the price of coal would be necessarily greater. The O. R. & N. seems to be putting forth efforts to relievo the situation, but sec far no announcement has been made that coal will be shipped to this point In the Immediate future. INTO COURT UNDER GUARD. Nc Yorker Threaten to Lynch Ac cii,Jed Murderer. 1! i kliiu r. X. Y.. Nov. 21. Chester (111-tie was taken into court under a heavy guard till smnrnlng. the "lierift' havliiiT !-. i-l that an attempt would be made to lynch. The reading of Grace Prown's plaintive letters yes terday has Incensed the people against the accused murderer. ItliOOKI.VN lllMIX.i: UNSAFE. A Truffle Miuinger Says It In Ovcr loadol. New York, Nov. 21. Traffic Man ager Calclcrw'ood of the Itrooklyti Itapl.l Transit company, says the Urouklyn bridge Is In danger because the bridge department j sending too many trains over It. He says he does not wish to alarm the people, but If a calamity occurs, he does not want his company held responsible. Cured of Ilrlglit's Disease. Mr. Robert O. Burke, Elnora, N. T., writes: "Before I started to use Fo ley's Kidney Cure I had to get up from 12 to 20 times a night, and I was nil bloated up with dropsy and my eyesight was so Impaired I could scarcely see one of my family across the room. I had given up hope of living, when a friend recommended Foley's Kidney Cure. One BO-cent bottle worked wonders and before I had taken the third bottle the dropsy had gone, as well as all other symp tom's of Bright' disease." Koeppen's Drug store. Railroader Found Dead. Indianapolis, Xov. 21. Wylle Arm strong, aged 27, assistant cashier of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroad, was found dead In a freight depot nt noon with a bullet In his head. Karl Wilson was- nrresled. A coal company In South Wales was fined recently for selling overweight coal. The fact that the error In the scales made the company lose money was not considered by tho court In passing Judgment. It Is mild that the crown prince Is the only one of the kaiser's children who Is not left-haijded. PERSONAL MENTION Lee Tutsch wont to Nanipa, Idaho, last evening on a business trip. b. D. Hoover, of Walla Walla, bat, been a visitor Irr the city today. George Helms. Is In the city from Umatilla, on a short business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Carter ar rived home from Portlund last even In?. Charles Ely, a grocer of Athena, has been In Pendleton today on a bus iness trip. J. W. Langdon, a well known citi zen of Walla Walla, was a business visitor In the elry today. Mre. Charlt-i A. Gray, of Salem, ar rived from that place yesterday and Is visiting here the guest of Mrs. T. T. Geer. W. H. Garratt, the -well known rep resentative ot Wadhams & Co., of Portland, lus been doing buslnesi here today. H. G. Moulton, engineer of the road bed work being dono by the C). It. & N. company at Meucham, has been In the oily today. Mr. and. Mrs. F. J. L. Beaudry left on the westbound train today for Se attle, where they will make their home in the future. C. F. Weiss, of the firm of Saun ders & Weiss, sheep buyers, of Spo kane Is here today for tho purpose of making some sheep purchases should such be found possible. K. J. L. liranduy nnd wife left this afternoon for Seattle by way of Port- (aim. ana win make their home in the sound metropolis. Mr. and Mrs. Krain'ity were married here a few days ago, Mrs. Uranduy being a niece of George Liarvtau, ot the Hotel St. George. Hnil I'.siiiie Transfers. The following realty transfers were filed for record today; , Kll.a J. Plnkerton and Henry Pln kerton to John Hell, for the SW4 of the XEU. and the NW 'A of the SE U. and the S of the SE4, all In section 22, township 4, north of range 34. K. W. M, Consideration J12.000. Chris Chrlstenson and Klrsten (.'hii.stenson to William Kuther, for the w-J of section 8, township 4, north of range 33, E. W. M. Consid eration (19,000. .Meeker III Iowa. Mrs. William Hilton has received a ojv of the Albla Union, from her home town In Iowa, which ccntalns an account of Kzra Meeker's visit at that place. He appeared In that town c n November S. being on his way back to Indianapolis. He has been traveling steadily ever since he passed through here last spring. A Lively Taper Cotter. Here Is a little story which the Eng lish papers tell and uuy one Is at lib erty to believe if lie trill. No affidavits go with It. When Lord Dufferlu was viceroy of India the uiubnrajiih of In dor paid him a visit and asked as a memento nu Ivory paper cutter belong ing to Lord Dufferlu. He consented, the Indian left, and the viceroy never saw him until some months later when tho maharajah Introduced a fine young elephant Into the room. A pile of news papers lay at Lord Dufferin's side. The animal went up to them, cut them neatly with his tusks, which had been purposely suarpeued, and laid them In a neat heap on the floor, ready for pe rusal. Great Britain's Halnfall. Rainfall is a condition which has much to do with our health. A wet dis trict with a good deal of subsoil water, making houses damp, is a locality in which rheumatism aud consumption are likely to prevail. Over England and Wales the average yearly rulufall la about thirty-four inches. In Scotland It reaches forty-six Inches and In Ire land ubout thirty-eight Inches. Possi bly the wettest parts of Britain are In Cumberland, where the rainfall may attain 1G0 Inches per year. One Inch ot rain on one acre of ground means a hundred tons of water. London Graph- Heritages. Leave children an accumulated for tune of memories and Inspirations and examples aud hopes, bo that they are rich In brain and heart and soul and service. Then If you happen to leave them n fortune besides, If they have nil these, the fortune will be shorn of Its possibilities of evil nnd will become an Instrument of higher and nobler food. M. J. Savage. Protection. Mrs. Albee Of course, you married Mr. Bebee for love? Sirs. Bebee Well, yes, I suppose you would call It that. I married hlru to protect him from no less than three widows In our street. If I hadn't snapped him up one of them would have lieon sure to get him. The Covcton. Man. Go not to a covetous old man with any request too soon lu the morning, before he hath taken In that day's prey, for his eovetousness Is up before him, and he Is In 111 humor, but stay till the afternoon, till he be satiated upon some borrower. Fuller. Misery assails riches as lightning does the highest towers; or, as a tree that Is heavy laden with fruit breaks Its own boughs, so do riches destroy the virtue of their possessor. Burton. We hnve secured the agency for Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new laxative that makes the liver lively, purifies the breath, cures headache and regulates the digestive organs. Cures chronic constipation. Ask us about It. Koeppen's Drug store. -All the news all the time In the East OregonKn. Eight Remarkable Value-Giving The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS REV. 1IAI.I, AT MAKER CITY. Highly Complimented as Preacher and Singer. The two weeks' series of nightly re vival meetings to be held the next fort night nt the First Baptist church of Baker City, says the Baker City Her ald, opened last evening most auspi ciously by Rev. G. LeRoy Hall of 1'cndleton. who preached In the ab sence of Rev. W. H. Gibson of La Grande, who was unable to be pres ent. The services last evening were of an Introductory nature and were calculated as a preparation for those which are to following during the two weeks" series. The singing wa led by Mr. Hall, who is noted for his ability as a vocalist and who will '-end In the singing throughout the lerles of meetings. Mr. Hall Is a most pleasing and a convincing pulpit speaker, nnd his ar guments last evening carried wltn them the conviction of nn earn -st Christian worker. Tonight the sub ject of the revivalist will be, "Chn l nels of Tower," and at the close of the service a beautiful and appropri ate solo will he rendered. The pub lic will be most cordially welcomed during the series of sermons. MAI l IEAI.Y TO APPEAR HERE. Vlvniice Man Here to Make Annnge moms for Her Engagement. II. W. Priest, representing Miss Maude Fealy, who is now on her ini JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF Fancy Apples 800 Boxes 10 Varieties from Grand Ronde Valley Fruit Growers Union in the Famou Grand Ronde Valley The Finest Apples in Pendleton We have also received A CARLOAD OF White Burbank POTATOES Clark's Grocery 544 and 546 Main Street Bays OF Ready-to-Wear Garments at Surprising Reductions. Millinery Prices Slaughtered. Warm Serviceable Underwear at a Great Saving., Surprising Reductions, in Stylish Dress Goods. Don't Miss These Savings. TO TRADE SAVE tial tour as a bona fide star tinder th management of Mr. John Cort, was In the city today, nnd when asked what bis work, so far in advance of Miss Fealy's playing date consisted of, he cheerfully replied. "Coaxing money inta the box office for the youngest star on the dramatic stage." Mr. Priest says that his little star Is a huge success professionally, nnd a delightfully Interesting little person individually, that the girls worship her and that everybody In general believes Maude Fealy to be the cleverest, most fascinating and most magnetic little being the footlights have ever known. Miss Fealy oueht to be all that her) official crier of praises claims. Re garding her cleverness, she was one entire season with the late Sir Henry Irving, the greatest actor of his time, in the enviable position of leading ladv, one might almost say. "his co star." Then again, she held the same position with K. i. Willnrd, William Gillette and William Collier. And re garding her beauty, it Is a matter of history that her photograph was awarded the grand prize nt the Paris exposition during the International contest of the world's most- beautiful women. Mrs. Anna Selkirk Norton, will give a vocal recital tonight. (Wednesday!. commencing at 8:30. nt Eagles' hall. under the auspices of the Matinee Musical club. Tickets can be se cured at Filers' Fiano house, or from any member of the Musical club. Price of tickets "5 cents. IVflore YOUR, COUPONS ! BOTTLED ! MILK J Pine, sanitary milk and cream in sterilized bottles. Clean. Iienlthfiil nnd wholesome. J Delivered dully. 'Phone orders to MAIN 17 Or FARSIERS S8 Or watch for driver with grey team nnd yellow wagon. TICKETS ONLY. : ALFALFARM I DAIRY Livermore (8b Bickers REAL ESTATE, INSVRANCE, CONVEYANCE AND LAND BUSINESS. Prompt attention to the rental of property. Room 12, Jtidd Building. Cutting Counts. Cutting the meat properly, together with our prompt service and particu lar attention to quality, are the main factors that have built our business to iu present high standard. I Try us for SATISFACTION. Empire Meat Co. Phone Main 18. I JACK BROWN J Dealer in t HIDES, WOOL AND JIM 212 West Webb St. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS. Liberal terms to the borrower. Long time loans If desire!.. Annual Inter, est.. No commlwlon. If yon desire a lnnn. write ns fully giving location. IniprovcmiK'ts, acre age and ninnunt delred. THE HOLLON PARKER COMPANY, i WAIXA WAIXA, WASH.
