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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1907)
FOURTEEN PAGES. DAILY EAST ORBGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, HAT 18, 1W. PAGE Mf EH. FOURTH WEEK Of Teutsch's Rebuilding Sale S And Buying Still at Fever Heat. The Crowds can not, be checked. People knom a good thing when they see it. The contract has been let and the Material now now on the Road, You will have but a few more days to secure the sensational values we offer in every dep't. The Big Red Sign is the Place. Values such as these you should not pass up. Ladies' $7.00 Skirts, sale price . $3.77 Ladies' $12.00 Skirts, sale price . $6.98 Ladies' $20.00 Suits, sale price $11.45 Ladies' $25.00 Suits, sale price : $12.98 . Ladies' $3.1.00 Suits, sale price $23.95 Ladies' $40.00 Suits, sale price $26.60 Children's $1.00 Dresses, sale price . . . 48c Children's $2.00 Dresses, sale price 98c Children's 15c Hose, sale price 8C Ladies' 25c Hose, sale price 16c Ladies' $5.00 Hats, sale price $2.48 . Ladies' $4.00 LTats, sale price $1.98 So on through every section of our large store. Come everybody, It will do your soul good. Help us make it the Biggest Week of the Big Sale. Teutsch's Dep't. Store IN OUR SODA FtMJTMfl I Mexican Limeade 10c Made from fresh Mexican limes which we re ceive direct from the Tierras Calientee ("Hot Lands") in south Mexico, where the best limes grow. happens Chocolate Ice Cream 10c Made from our pure cream and Huyler's Choc olate, same as served at Huyler's stores in New York city. Koeppens Vanilla Ice Cream 10c A pure ice cream made from select rich cream, a little sugar and flavor. It ig absolutely pure, contains no milk, gelatine, starch or filling of any kind. Pineapple Sherbet 10c Made from select ripe pineapples and blended with fruit juices. The most delicious Sherbet obtainable. Nutat Ice Cream Sundae 10c This has been popular with m for four seasons, and is still the best seller of all our Sundaes. Hires Root Beer 5c Drawn from Hires Root Beer Keg is delicious. Try any kind of root beer you wish, then try mug of ours out of the keg. We are positive that you will always drink root beer out of our keg. Fruit Lemonade 10c Made from select ripe fruits, and fruit juices combined in such a way that it is the drink of all drinks. The most popular of all new .drinks. Red Grape Phosphate 5c A fine health drink. A thirst quencher. Juva Grape Juice 10c The juice of the Ohio Concord grape. We be lieve the finest flavored of any grape juice ou the market Uma Soda 5c This drink has made our fountain popular. It's fnvorite with everybody. You will wonder how we can sell it at 5 cent. These are only our special .drinks. We have all the different fruit juice Soda and Phot-' phates at 5 cents, Ice Cream Sodas, Frappes, and. Ice Cream Sundaes at 10 cents. Lemon ade, Coco Cola, Ginger Ale, and dozens of the popular drinks usually served at fountains. JHUYLERS ANDjLOWNEYS CANDIESALWAYS FRESH. Tint DRUO STORK THAT SERVES TOO DEBT. PERSONAL MENTION Charles McBee of Birch creek, la In the city thli afternoon on a trad ing trip. Walter M. Pierce, former Joint senator from Umatilla and Union counties, has been In the city today. Fred Farl. of the Peoples Ware house furnishing goods department, returned home from Umatilla thl morning. D. Brufha, the well known paint er who has been at Pilot Rock doing work this week, Is expected home this evening. W. Swart, the pioneer telegraph operator of Bingham Springs station on the O. R. & !'., Is In the city today on a trading trip. Sheriff T. D. Taylor has returned home from the penitentiary after having placed several prisoners In the penitentiary. Tom Mllarkey, Jr., has Jutt return ed from Holse City, to which city ho drove by team from Tendleton during the past week. Mrs. J. H. Dunham Is expected home this evening from Dayton, Wash., where she has been visiting for the past two weeks. Rev. Levi Johnson, Presbyterian Sunday school missionary, will leave this evening for Meacham, where he will conduct services tomorrow. Norbourne Berkeley has Just re turned from the Buffalo mine In the Olive lake district of Grant county. The mine Is showing up exceptional ly well. Judge G. A. Hartman came up from Portland this morning on busi ness connected with the proposed railroad from Simmons Landing to Holdman. C. F. Van De Water, traveling: freight agent for the O. R. & N., Is In the city from Walla Walla today on business connected with his de partment. J. K. Smith, formerly In the dray business in this city, but now resid ing on a farm six miles south of the city on McKay creek, Is here today on a trading trip. Frank Cook, who has been em ployed on the Vey sheep ranches on Butter creek, Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cook on South Thompson street for a few days. Rev. W. S. Holt, Presbyterian synodlcal missionary for Oreaon came ud from Portland todav and will assist Rev. Robert J. Dlven In the services at Pilot Rock tomorrow- Circuit Judge H. J. Bean, District Attorney O. W. Phelps and J. a Beckwlth, court stenographer, ail left for Heppnor this forenoon to commence a session of court there Monday. Conductor J. B. Smith of the Pen dleton-Huntlngton passenger run on the O. R. & X.., who has been on a short vacation, vUl go out on his run tonight and Conductor Frank Mytlnger of La Grande, who has been In his place, will return home. Zoeth Houser came down last night from his mines In the Quarts burg district In Grant eounrv. Th present year promises to be one of tne nest in the Grant mining regions. Many claims are belnfl rievA)nnH and good paying properties brought to light. TELEPHONE GIRLS IO SING. Company Refuses to Take Back En tire Force at Boise. A committee from the nneratnn of the Independent Telephone com pany, who are cut on a strike, held a long conference with C. J. Slnsel last night, and although tha girls are bound by secrecy, a gentleman with whom Mr. Slnsel had a Inn tnlk states that he Informed him the girls had offered to make a slleht conces sion regarding tho wage scale, but wanted to be taken back as a body and not as Individual members, says tne Hoise-capltal News. Mr- Slnsel Informed them that each Individual member of the force now out would have to make appli cation for positions and he would place them as he saw fit The young Indies met to discuss the matter In Union hall this after noon and It was generally agreed not to accept the proposition of being taken back us Individual members. but as a unit. Thev believe thv have made concessions in regard to the wages and do not feel that thev should give way to every demand of me company. Shearing In Malheur. Over 20 wagons loaded with wool have already arrived In Vale, from the sheep shearing camps In tho In terior. The same will be shipped from here over the Malheur branch cf the Oregon Short Line. This Is said to be only the beginning, as wool will be hauled here for ship ment until late In July. About It men were secured In Vale by sheep owners during the week and were taken by private conveyance to the sheep shearing camps In Barren val ley. Ore., about 35 miles south of Vile, where they will help to rush the sheep shearing work. Vale Orl-ane. "Twenty Yean Ago." Iwandered to the village, Tom, I sat beneath the tree; But things were sadly different from The way they used to be; The advertisement signs wore out To such a great degree, It took me nearly half the day To find the dog-goned treel Articles of Incorporation hare been filed for the Caldwell THton company, the Incorporators being B. F. Bell. A. O. Conklln and H. J. Duf fer, all of Core. The capital (took la fSOOO and the principal place of business la Cove, Union county. u MtheHeat fTT tin ! j t iwereuswnm What it's wanted A hot stove In a hot kitchen makes a hot cook. Use a stove that gives concentrated heat that cooks the meal Quickly without making an overheated kitchen. Whh the New Perfection Oil Stove you get working flame at moment of lighting. The NEW PERFECTION Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove is the neiv oil stove. Embodies new principles. Gives best results. Chimneys are enameled in blue, which makes them rust-proof and easily cleaned. Made in three sizes, with one, two, and three burners. Every stove warranted. If not at your dealer's, write to our nearest agency for descriptive circular. uA The afV r is the best lamp XXyULOmp for all-round Marin of hrasa thrmurVirmt anrl heautifullv nickeled. Perfectly constructed; absolutely safe; unexcelled in light-giving power; an ornament to any room. Every lamp warranted. If not at your dealer's, write to our nearest acencv. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (UtvwvwM a sup CITY BREVITIES Try Hansen's sundae at Donald son's. All kinds of good, dry wcod. See Mlnnla, Meet me In the Maaa at the Eagle carnival. For rent, two houses. Inquire H. J. Bean. Girl Wanted 401 Lincoln street; general house work. All kinds of fancy drinks at Don aldson's soda fountain. Try Walters' new "Hard Wheat" flour, now on the market. See Mlnnla for good, dry wood that burns. Lota of It on hand. 100 trimmed bats at half price. Mrs. Campbell's Millnery. Leathers Transfer Co., day and night service. 'Phone Main (11. Nice furnished housekeeping rooms for rent Inquire S01 Logan street Save your money and see the mon .key, at the Eagle carnival May 19. See the great Thaw trial Illustrated at the Eagle carnival t: o last of May. "Waltze Me Around Again Willie" at the Eagle carnival dance. May 19. Photos, all sizes and prices; also finishing for amateurs. Bowman's studio. Baseball, Pendleton 'vs. Walla Walla, Sunday. Game starts at t sharp. For hardwood, white enamel lined refrigerators, go to Qoodman Hard ware Co. Lots of music, lota of seats and a good time to all, at the Eagle carnival. May IS. , Baseball, Pendleton ra. Walla Walla, Sunday, May 19. Court street grounds. Hear those good old southern songs at the Dixie plantation In the Eagle carnival. Large line of high grade ham mocks Just received, at Qoodman Hardware Co. Wanted Large clean rags. High est cash price paid for same. Deliver to this office. Wanted Seamstress and an ap prentice. Inquire room S, East Ore gonian building. Pendleton . "Boosters" vs. Walla Walla "Wallopers" Sunday, May 1. Fans take notice. Grand open air carnival In the fair pavilion, May 19. SO, SI and Jane 1. Admission only 10c. Two women wanted, at Pendleton Steam Dye and Cleaning Works; Al ts street Steady work. Housekeeping rooms for rent, only one block from Main street En quire at 105 W. Webb street Trained cats, dogs, pontes and mon keys will do many bewildering stunts at the big Eagle carnival, the last of May. For ' Rent Suite of furnished housekeeping rooms one block from main street Apply at Bowman pho tograph studio. The roller skating season la now on. In order to skate your shoes must fit To get a proper fit you must buy them at the Peoples Warehouse. Found Black silk watch fob with locket bearing monogram and con taining pictures. Enquire at this of fice. U. S. Health A Accident Insurance, Co., Saginaw, Mich., sells best dollar per month policy on market; new features, new rates; agenta wanted. Western office, SOS Marcum, Portland, Ore. J. L, Sharon, mortgagee of the Ar lington rooming house, has taken possession of the same and will sell all tho furniture and furnishings at public auction on Saturday, May 15, at 2 o'clock p. m. PFOF. COOPER TO PILOT ROCK. Illlnd rtircmologtst Who Has Rare Attainments. An agreeable surprise this week to many people has been Prof. V. B. Cooper, the blind phrenologist who by strictly sctentlfij methods Is an astonishingly accurate reader of char acter. Phrenology U never regarded as guesswork or charlatanry by peo. pie who have either listened to Prof. Cooper's lectures or heard him de scribe character either at his lectures or privately. Phrenology Is an actual science capable of demonstration and Illustration, and no further proof of this assertion Is needed than to give Prof. Cooper an opportunity to dem onstrate and illustrate upon yourself or some friend. Men and women have met him In Pendleton during the past week who never heard of him before and who know he never heard of them, who are saying today that he described their characters better than the sub jects themselves possibly could, or their beBt friends either. He Is, more over, an educated Christian gentle man without the slightest trace of the boer or fakir, and he travels strictly upon his merits, asking no odds be cause of his total blindness. . The writer is reminded that some years ago, following a lecture by Prof. Cooper In the Unitarian church at Portland, that tHe Portland Oregonlan without solicitation and wholly with out remuneration, gave the lecture and the public phrenological exami nations afterward, a column and S quarter laudatory review, among other things saying that It was a remarka ble performance even had it been ex ecuted by a person with unimpaired vision. Prof. Cooper is nearly through In Pendleton and goes to Pilot Rock next Monday, to lecture there Monday night He lectured in Pendleton three nights this week at the Christian church, having his office at tho Gol den Rule hotel. LA IH'K AWARDED THE RACE. Dissatisfaction at the Announced Re sult of the 25-Lap Skate. Lest night the Ireland skating rink was filled with the largest crowd that has been out since the opening of the popular establishment'. T'-e occasion of the unusual attendance last night was a 25-lap sprint, and those entered were Messrs. Ladue, Harry Drake, Ernest Corby and John HcFadden. The race was won by Ladue, who fin ished a half lap ahead of Drake, while McFadden and Corby were a lap be hind. While Ladue was awarded the vic tory, many spectators favored Drake, who was handicapped In the race by being "pocketed" by two of his oppo nents. It is understood that In the near future a race will be pulled off between Ladue and Drake alone. W1U Preach In Walla Walla. Rev. I. B. Tallman left this morn ing for Walla Walla, where he will preach tomorrow for Rev. Aust'n Rice of the Walla Walla Congregational church, who will preach the bacca laureate sermon for the graduating classes of Pendleton academy and Pendleton high school tomorrow afternoon at S o'clock at the First Presbyterian church. Marriage License. A marriage license was Issued today to the following couple: O. A. Hall of Multnomah county, and Lena Hansen. All the news all the time In the Hast Oregonlan. IF YOTJ HATE ANT EYE TROUBLES bring them to us as we are opticians. No charges for the lnatlon and a very reasonable one tot the best kind of glasses. Ail work guaranteed. Tours for foa4 goods and good results. Louis Hunziker Jeweler. & Optician, tie
