East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 24, 1907, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextJS V f .f!l , .':"'''. . A r.l.l-'U .''.',' f : ' . ' Vt' " DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1907. PA01 "Hr fj-fiv; t wtfW Sale : Commendog Friday, May 24 : and Ending ' Saturday, May 25 ' at 9 p. m. PRICES CHANGE EVERY HOUR. WATCH FOR THE BILLS THTJRS- DA YEVENTNG, AND SEE THE ."GREAT BARGAINS WE SHALL OF- I fer. : . t I Coffee Served Free j to Every One. Saturday from 9:30 j a. m.; :to 7 p. m. j Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc. Schmidt Bids. 'Phone Bad S741 W. W. Campbell, Mgr. itl 1 Star Restaurant I YAP & HING, Prop. I Under New Management. CLEAN DINING ROOM K11R8T CLASS SERVICE Meals 15c and up. J04 E. ALTA STREET mm b as vs THEBOOSTERS THE DALLES TEAM WILL , . . .. . PLAY HERE NEXT SUNDAY. Both Clubs Are the Only' Embodl- ments on Earth of Both the Prin ciples of Irresistible Force and Im movable Body Sunday Afternoon W1U Be Seen the Most Remarkable ' Exhibition Ever Put on on - Thla Mundane Sphere Since the Morning Stare Sung Together. ' "Columblas". vs. "Boosters." Next Sunday afternoon The Dalles baseball team, known as the "Colum btas," will descend upon the local ag gregation of ball pushers via the Portland passenger and attempt to convince the "Boosters" ot this city that the proper place for them Is In the also-ran brigade and that they would make a far better showing at bucking sacks or chasing Jackrabblta, than they could ever hope to make at winning the bleachers or getting a hand from the grandstand in a ball game with The Dalles, as the men on the other bench. However, this is only what the boya from the sand hills are saying, and their opln'on In this matter will be doomed to a sudden change after the smoke has cleared away and they have regained their senses from the engage ment to be started on the Court street grounds Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Manager Frazler, realising that the "Boosters" will tackle one of the strongest Independent teams In the western part of the state, when they buck up against the "Columblas," has been preparing to give them a hot SIGNS SHOW CARDS Bad Atkinson Corner Main and Alta Sts. f '-- Tel. Red 8961.' .- . Selecting Wedding Gifts la a poser for many puzzled people. Pardon the suggestion that our Judgment and experience may be of some aid. Presents of gems and other Jewelry are always in order, and you are assured of ample choice when you behold the dis play at Winslow Bros. Jewelers - Opticians Poetofflce Block. reception lit the way of a ball game that will tickle the palates of the fans and make them feel glad that they vera out and rooted for the local boys. There have been no shifts n the local line-up this week, which will allow the boys to become ac quainted with their respective posi tions and give a better showing as to team work, which la practically all that "has held the "Boosters" back from bemg a' winning combination.- Kehm, who will be on the firing, line for the home boys,- In Sunday's game, has the famous spit-ball down to a fare-you-well, and can be ex pected to give a much better exhibi tion of passing up the klnky-klnks than he accomplished In last Sunday's game, which was his first appearance on the rubber this season, and In which old Pluvius butted In and broke up the proceedings. The Dalles team played the Powers Blues of Portland last Sunday and were defeated by the close score of 6 to E. Following may be found a clip ping from The Dalles paper showing how the "Columblas" showed up on the diamond: "Taliaferro seemed to Improve as the game progressed and the last ftw Innings he was burning up the atmos phere with speed. Every ball that shot over the home plate seemed to have a tall of smoke in Its wake while the visitors for the most part swung wildly but stirred up little except ozone. He also proved himself the candy kid with the big stick and It was his timely hitting that brought in all five runs. With the bases full In the fifth innlntr and two down, he smashed the horsehlde over the left field fence for two cushions, allow Ing-Maloney and McCoy to score. Again In the ninth with two men on bases he jammed a scorcher through second base, which Monson finally re. covered and threw wild to home, al lowing the Columblas to score three runs. Maloney made his first appear ance of the season and played a brll liant game at first. He nailed every thing that came his way, got a single and succeeded in getting soaked twice, The entire field played a sturdy game and while numerous errors were chalked ud against them, this was largely due to the fact that some of the chances were too hot to handle. McCoy played a star game and very little base stealing was accomplished by the Portlanders." Following are the line-ups of the two teams for Sunday: "Columblas" McCoy, c; C. Talla ferre, p; Maloney, lb; Mclnerny, 2b; V. Lannlgan, ss; J. Pickett, 3b: Glan Innl, If; J. Tallafeno, cf; G. Pickett, rf. "Boosters" Ball, c; Kehm, p; Har rlty, lb; Shockley, 2b; Graves, ss; Randolph, 3b; King, If; Nelson, cf; Collins, rf. commencement; 0FH1GH SCHOOL TAKES PLLACE TONIGHT " " ' AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH i. ' A Class of Twelve WJ11 be Graduated President Campbell of the State University Will Speak and a Splen did Program Hal Been - Arranged Valedictory Addresses - by Mlsa Neva Hodder and Miss Matel El derProgram In Full. , - Tonight at the First Christian church will be given the commence ment program of Pendleton high school, In which the final gradua tion of the class of 12 will be cele brated. I-,-- President P. L. Campbell of the University of Oregon, will deliver the graduating address, his subject being "."Tie Basis of Permanent Prosper ity." A delightful musical program has been arranged In addition to the salutatory and valedictory addresses by Miss Neva Hodder and Miss Matel Elder of the graduating class. The entire program for the eve ning Is as follows: "Life's Dream" '. J. A. Parks - High School Quartet. Invocation. .. . Rev. Robert Warner Piano Solo Kamennoi Ostrow,.., Rubenstein Mrs. W. C. E. Pruitt Salutatory Neva M. Hodder Vocal Solo "Thou'rt Like Unto a Flower" 1 Rubenstein Miss Chloe A. Stantield. Address The Basis of Permanent Prosperity Pres. P. L. Campbell, University of Oregon. Vocal Solo Selected Miss Ethel Garfield, Walla Walla. Valedictory Matel E. Elder Cornet Solo Selected B. F. DriscolL . Presentation of Diplomas Dr. C. J. Smith, of tho School Board. "On Life's Journey". .. .G. A. Veazle High School Chorus. Benediction Rev. Victor Dorrls GRANT COUNTY IS PROSPEROUS f SHEEP TO MOUNTAIN RANGE. Rugg Bros.' Wool Commanded naif - Cent Advance. A. W. and G. W. Rugg. of the sheep firm of Rugg Bros;, left this morning for Nye to make preparations to take their sheep into the mountains at once. Their summer range Is on the Grand Ronde about six miles above HUgard, and consists of about 12,000 acres of deeded land. The Ruggs received 20 H cents for their wool, which was a half cent bet ter than their price last year, and are feeling optimistic over the sheep outlook. If We Could Talk Half as well about our Hats as we can make them our oratory would convince you beyond question. We make nothing but ladies' and Misses' hats and know our business from the ground work up. This insures you the best for the least money. CARRIER MILLINERY The home of the stylish hat. Pendleton Church a Model, Prof. H. V. Carpenter of the de partment of mechanical and electric al engineering of the Washington Stat college at Pullman, waa In the city Hut night and this forenoon se curing plans of the new M. E. church now hearing completion in this city, for the use of the Pullman E. church in the erection or a w building soon. Prof. Carpenter was delighted with the arrangement of the church and It Is hoped to build similar structure at Pullman. M A. C. RUBY, Pres W. L. THOMPSON, Cashier. , T. G. HAILEY, Vice. Pres. W. S. BADLEY, Asst. Cashier. Commercial National Bank of Pendleton, Oregon CONDENSED REPORT OF CONDITION RENDERED COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY MAY 20, 1807. Echo of Hcppner Flood. An echo of the Heppner disaster of three years ago Is heard In the settlement of the estate of J. M. Ker nan, who was O. R. & N. agent at the time of the flood, and who with his wife, was drowned while trying to escape from the depot building. The estate is being settled in La uranae, Assistant Superintendent Thomas Walsh, of the O. R. & N., being ad ministrator and District Attorney F. S. Ivanhoe being attorney for the estate. Will Spend Summer in Maine. Mrs. M. J Lane and her daughter, Miss Neva Lane, expect to spend the mi mm or vacation in the state of Maine and elsewhere cn the New England coast They expect to go east by way of the Canadian Pacific and St Lawrence river, the Tnou- sand Islands and other points of In terest, returning by way of the Jamestown exposition In the early fall. Grand Secretary Here. E. E. Sharon, who waa elected grand secretary of Oregon Odd Fel lows for the fourteenth time at ua Grande this week, Is In the city to day vlsitlna his mother. Mrs. A. i. Sharon, and brother, J. L. Sharon He will leave tonight fo his home In Portland. He Is highly pleased with the session in I -a Grande. Livestock and Fruit Interests Heavy and Growing. S. A. Lowell, returned on yester day from attendance upon the cir cuit court at Canyon City and In spi.-aklnit of the future of Grant county said: 'The conditions In Grant. count are very favorable for a prosperous year. The livestock Interests ar. very gteat there still, and the ad vancing price of cattle has made th outlook better than for several years. The John Day valley will one day be come a rival to Hood River as an apple region. There is an entire lack ot fruit pests which are becoming the bine of most fruit sections, and the quality of the fruit Is the best" He reports thnt the railroad is now at Austins, only IS miles from Prairie City, and the people expect the line to be extended to the val ley, and when such shall be the case there will be a certain Influx of peo pie. A branch of the railroad la be Ing surveyed down the middle fork of the John Day river to the Susan ville mining district, a region rich In gold and sure some day to become a vast mining center. "The northern part of Grant coun ty near Rltter, Long Creek and Ktl bride, presents opportunities for whontgrowers who are looking for cheap lands. Wheat is produced there as easily as In this section and when a railroad penetrates that sec tlon of country there will be high prices and a great demand. Today the men who are going to Alberta would do well to visit northern Gran county for land purchases," said Judge Lowell. si If I Wore PANTS Fd Buy Them at, Roosevelt's Boston Store That's All. Cool Suggestions for Warm Weather erators i ...... ,i and Hammocks Reins IXClllgCI UIVJI 5 and sires. Well ventilated. and cooling. all grades sanitary Hfa ftl m If C In 11,1 tradea and price. Neat de a 111 III J 1 9 signs and built substantial. Jost the thing for tha porch or lawn. Get My Prices LEWIS HUNTER, Complete Hoasefurnisher. Byers' Best Flour f Is made from the choicest wheat that grows. Good bread la aapnr- ed when BYERS BEST FLOOR Is used. Bran, Shorts, Steam Railed X Barley always on Tsaad. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. 8. BYE ItS, Proprietor. Some men chloroform their con science and then claim Immunity be cause they had no Intimation they were doing wrong. The Opinion OF THOUSANDS Of Cured People should be worth a great deal to every sufferer from Stomach, Liver or Bowel disorders, and such being the case yon ought not hesitate another minute In procuring a bottle of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS It cured them, and it won't fall In your cne. For Sour Risings, Heart born, I' looting, Headache, Poor Appe tite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Female Ilia or Malaria It Is unequaley. All druggists. Resources. ' Liabilities, U. S. Bonds '.. 62.4BS.J1 Capital Stock .$ 60,000.00 Stocks, Securities 12,381.09 undivided Profit 4,167.68 Loans and Discounts 182.604.6S clrcuat)on 49.8OO.OO Furniture and Fixtures . 7.403.4S Sale of Furniture. All the furniture in the Arlington rooming hcusq will be hold at public auction, Saturday, May 26, at 2 o'clock p. m. The rooms will be re varnlshed and the walls calclinined, and anyone buying the furniture can secure a five years' leae on the building at (60 per month, from R. Martin, owner of the building. Cash Reserve 104,000.98 . Deposits 255,468.10 Total '.'Jk. $358,825.87 Total $358,825.87 Correct Attest, W. L. Thompson, Cashier. Will Leave for Portland. Mrs. W. F. Matlock expects to leave for Portland in a few days, where she will spend the summer. In a few weeks she will he joined by their daughter, Mrs. Fred Laatz, who will remain in Portland during the hot weather. nafeboll Sunday, May 26, at m. The Dalles vs. Pendleton. S P. Bad Blood Made Good If your blood Is Impure or lacking In vital qualities, you need mora than a purifier. You need a blood builder aa welt. Our Sarsaparilla Com pound with Iron. not only expels Impurities from the blood whloh cause debility, but It also makes pure, rich blood. Give It a trial. ,. Tallman& Co. Leading Druggists. ' ill Copyryjrt 1907 Howe d Kupctcnheiroet Ckic4o SAFE PLACE 10 TRADE It is pretty well understood that this store is a place where a man may come to look at goods without being urged to buy ; where every thing is exactly as it is represented to bo, and where values are always the best to be had. We mean to keep this reputation, which we hnve fairly earned. STAR SHIRT HAWES HATS MEN'S SHOP MAX BAER Oil A -I'-