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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1907)
O .V.oi.i.KV i i U..,.J.')U Tt:.;i Y .II AO .iUU'l Til iMH EIGIIT PAGES. ... tyyiww t-n:f-r w.i. pAjcT EAST ORE GONIAL, , PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 4907. .TOVI ,l: .1 ft. .Yn-.;i Mil ,y.tH)WM i Weakened by Oier-Work. BBbealthy Kidneys Vake Impure Blood. I It used W I considered that only Binary and bladder troubles were to be . bat dow modern I science proves that ' nearly all disease have their beginning in , tbe disorder of these most important organs. The kidneys filter and purify the blood that is their work. ' Ttirfnr. when vourkidnevsare weak or out of order, yon can understand how nirtrl vonr entire body is affected and bow every organ seems to fail to do its li yon are sick or feel badly," begin latins the ereat kidney remedy, Dr. Eilmrr's Swmmn-Root. becanse as soon as your kidneva are well they will help 11 tbe other organs to health. A trial Will convince anyone. ; If yon are sick you can make no mis take by first doctoring your kidneys. Th mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidnev remedy, is soon realised.. It ands the hie best for its wonderful cores of the most distressing cases, and it sold on its merits by all druggists hi fifty-cent and one-uouar met in:r bottles. You may ana aamnle bottle Hoso(awmrat by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you bow to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. - Mention this paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing hamton. N. Y. Don't make any mistake but remember the name, Swamp-Root, tor. Kilmer's Swamo-Root. and the ad- , Biaghamtou, N. on every Dome. BRIEF RECORD OF COUNTY EVENTS 1 1 Special : Correspon k , dence . j Sppiallluneoence 1 ATHENA BREVITIES PREITARATTONS FOR THE COLT EXHIBIT ON JUNE 23 Last Rain SaUl to Have Made" the Wheat Crop Cliango In Train Scliedule Very Unpopular Dele- gates to Masonic Grand Lodge Cut Hid Knee Badly While Loggings Referendum Vote Will Be Taken on Saloon Ordinance. DAMS HAPPENINGS ARVEST FESTIVAL AT ADAMS DVRIXG THE FALL. Two Indians and a White Boy Fined hi Police Courtr-New Bridge Will Be Built Valuable Horse sickens and Dies Sunday School Picnic Next Friday Prospects for. Im mense Wheat Crop Were Never Bet. tcr. LINE TO YELLOWSTONE PARK. Branch of'Harrlman Rood to South- ; era Entrance Almost Completed. ! Yellowstone Park will soon have a new and more direct and picturesque line of approach to this wonderland. JVork' was begun some tima ago on an extension of the Oregon Short Line from St. Anthony, Idaho, to the Madison river entrance at the south weste corner of tb park. , - It is now more than half complet- ed and the Harrlman engineers con structing the line say that track will 'be laid this year on the portion re- main tug to be built There 1s a- gap of only about 15 miles between the ' finished portion of the Tellowstone Park railroad, as the new line is to bo ' called.' and Its terminus at the ; Madlmn river point of entry, i ' .' Sceulcally the new ' railway route through the Colorado Rockies will be very attractive. The continental dl- vide through Rea's pass la crossed at ' an elevation of 7000 feet, and for a long stretch in the Warm River can yon, about- 25 miles from St. An thony, the engineers were faced by f one of the heaviest ptecea of railway ' construction undertaken In the west . since the lines were built. Tourist traffic will form the larger , part of the business of the road. Be ; tween St. Anthony and Marysvllle the line passes through a rich agricultur- ' al district. Northeastward 'from Marysvllle it traverses,' for tha most part, forest reserve land . of great natural beauty and a favorite hunt Ing ground. -: , . saaWaJKlES To boiid this 70 miles of road will cost about $1,500,000.' Mr. Harrlman, It ii said, planned It after a trip with , one of the oldest 'Yellowstone guides who pointed out the advantages of a southern railroad entrance to the park. The Short Line's present route ends at Monida, from which It Is a day's stage ride to the park. : r .; .He Fired the Stick. t : "I have fired the walking stick TV carried over 40 years, on account of ' a sore that resisted every kind of - treatment, until I trlsd ? Bur kl en's ' Arnica Salve; that has healed ' the f sore and made me a happy man, . writes John Garrett of North Mills, N. C. Guaranteed for Plies, Burns, ' etc., by Tallman Co., druggists. 25 cents. The night of June 8 fire afleftroyed the Franklin grammar school, Yo remite flouring mills, a lodging house and tho warehouses of the Cu'tnms Seed company at San Francisco. Loss, 1200.00(1. ... m J2- Athena,' June 13. Judges for the Athena annual colt show have been selected. They are George Perlnger of Pendleton, W. P. Keeser and Mort McDonald of Walla Walla. Entries In the different classes are now be ing made, and stock from all parts of the county will be on exhibition. A number of young ladles on horse- Lack will ride In the parade, and it may be that the Eagles' band of Pendleton will be employed for the occasion. ' The show will take place Saturday, June 22. Mr. and Mrs. Will M. ' Peterson were In Pendleton the first of the week for the purpose of selecting residence, as they expect to move there the last of the week. Mrs. Sehrlmpf left yesterday for a visit with relatives and friends at Miss Mary Bergerln has returned from a visit in Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs. Plnkerton, sr., and son have returned from a visit to their son Nate, at Madras, Crook connty. Miss Edna Taylor expects to leave shortly for a visit with relatives and friends at Central'a and Tacoma, Miss Josle Danner visited with Pen dleton friends over-Sunday.' : Miss Luella Robey returned to Wal la Walla yesterday after visiting rel atives here for a few days. Earl. Dudley is confined to his bed with a badly cut knee, the result of being hurt while getting timber .In the mountains last week. Mr. and Mrs. Louis La Brash have returned from a visit to Waitsburg. Mrs. A. B. McEwen and Mrs. Wm Tompkins went to Pendleton Wed nesday evening to attend the com mencement exercises of St Joseph' academy. .!.-,. Roy Tompkins returned from Cor- vallls yesterday, where he has been attending the O. A. C C. A. Barrett has received word of the death of his brother, Frank L. Barrett at Oxford county, Maine. The Baptist Sunday schools Adams, Athena and Helix will unite In holding a picnic Friday In Krebs" grove near Adams. . The Woodmen circle will unveil the monument erected In memory of 1 Mrs. Charles Booher next Sun day. i . i Excellent Rains. The farmers are 'rejoicing over the fine rains In Umatilla county. Wheat never looked better In the Athena country than It does at this time, and It la reported that If It should hap pen that no more rain falls before harvest the grain . will not suffer, and one of the banner years In the history of the county Is expected. News of Son's Death. By telegram Monday, Dr. Sharp was notified of the death of his son Eflmo.id. a ' young attorney of Paul, Minn. Death was due to hem orrhage of the lungs, and occurred Sunday noon. t Change Not Appreciated, .- The change In the time of the Pendleton-Spokane passenger trains not appreciated In the least by the Athena people. Under the present schedule mall facilities are worse than ever existed before. . i . To Gather Produce. ' Dr. J. D. Plamondon, president the Athena Agricultural and Stock Fair association, has requested far mers of this vicinity to collect Sam- Dies of growing grain, to be used the decoration of pavilion and booths at tho fair this fall. , , ! r Lodge Delegates. A. B. McEwen left last evening for Portland as a' delegate to the Ma sonic grand lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Glllls have gone to Portland, . Mr. Glllls has been sent as a delegate, also. Referendum Vote Necessary, The new saloon ordinance which was passed by the council 30 days ago, has had the referendum placed on It and It will now be held up un til the third day of March next year, when It will be voted upon. Adams, June 13. Adams Is arrang ing to have a harvest festival toward nil this year, which promises to be quite an elaborate affair. Preliminary arrangements are already under way, City Marshal J. O. Garrett has just completed the construction of a new bridge near Main street, between the two saloons. Dr. F. A. Lieuallen is still visiting with his parents at Adams and will not return to Huntington until he has entirely recovered from the effects of his recent spell of tonsil ltls. Miss Bessie Baker has gone to up per McKay creek to visit with the James Seney family. The Inland Mercantile company Is having the front of Its place of busi ness nicely painted. There will be a Sunday school pic nic In Krebs" grove, one mile north of Adams, Friday, June 14. Wheat Looking Fine. ' The wheat crops in all of Umatilla county, and In the great district sur rounding Helix. Athena. Weston and Adams, never looked better than at this time. The rains have made a first class crop certain, and all farmers are rejoicing. ' Lost Valuable Horse. Jesse Hales, one of the well known Adams wheatgrowers, has Just lost a valuable mare. The animal was sick several days and Dr. McNabb of Pen dleton, was called but nothing could be done to save It. , Before Recorder's' Court. Charlie Whirlwind and Charlie Matches, two Indians, were brought before Recorder Gregorle's court yes terday for being drunk and disorderly. They were each fined 110 and costs. Tom Coffey, a young lad of about 17 was also fined $10 and costs for abus- Ing and tormenting one of the Indians while they were Intoxicated. of Even tfyour head feds As if it was in a vice It ' better to keep your headache thaa r-- me s daurauua iiiinar. To am k twah tbat dsogerout powder bring, sha i eHecto which are far worte. Many bemdsrhe cutet kiH Ihe'ptiilbT secse powerful dnia which if used too often bully eruUve sod btetlu down tbefjrtem. That' why you should be very careful what you take Is cm abcadacbe. ate2 HEADACHE WAFERS 'Am a Mania sad Doobve cur for head. achea, abaohOrr hanmlea, Mpaculir noted gOWDSksB. Guaranteed lo ba frea troca Aatknrria. Omam. MomUaaor Chloral. M rheaa wahn do sot aw abaoka sabs. fAdiorvbaduasapryPackaaoaad taa wdl soars year ssosef. SB two SB nc$W10c.twJX8s. VISIT FROM OMAHA TOURISTS, Presrnted With Frnit and Flowers at Milton and Freewater. Freewater, June 13. The Omaha business men paid a brief visit Freewater and Milton Tuesday morn Ing, many of them coming over on the mterurban line from Walla Wal In and taking their train on to Pen dleton from here. Only a few mo ments were spent at each place, but it was greatly appreciated. The Omahans were presented with boxes of fine ripe cherries and straw berrlei and they went on their way rejoicing. Milton people also present ed them with beautiful bunches of roses. .:T-t:tW, v. TBS PENDLSTOV MCUO OQ TBXUAXOiOmQCJJTX.m Will Cure Consumption. A. A. Herron, Flneh. Ark,, writes "Foley's Honey and Tar Is the best preparation foe coughs, oolds and lun trouble. I - know that It has cured I consumption m the tint stages." -To I never heard of any one using Foley's Honey and Tar and not being satis- 1 fled. Koeppen's Drug Store. a During the next two weeks we will make unujual price con cessions on nearly all lines of Spring Goods that we do not wish to carry inio the 'Sammer and Fall season. .. SALOONKEEPER WAS FINED. Fight at Helix Results From Contro- versy Over Arrest. Helix, June 13. Dave Blggerstatf was yesterday fined $25 for keeping his saloon open on Sunday, which Is against the rules of the city. Quite a fight Is reported to have re sulted over the affair at thlB place yesterday. M. A. Fergitson, city re corder and editor of the Helix Herald, who It was said was complaining wit ness, Is reported to have entered the saloon, and ordered that the case be tried at once. To this Biggerstaff ob jected saying that he wished to con suit his attorney. , A dispute arose and Ferguson suddenly struck Bigger- staff. A lively tussle followed. In which both were quite badly but not seriously bruised. . Another fight was reported between two other parties over the same affair, though the names have not been learned. Rain Appreciated. Helix farmers are rejoicing over the late fine rains which means a great wheat yield for this section of the country. A man who Is In perfect health, so he can do an honest day's work when necessary, has much for which he should be thankful. Mr. L. C. Rodg er, of Branchton, Pa., writes that he was not only unable to work, but he couldn't stoop over to tie his own shoes. Six bottles of Foley's Kldnek Cure made a new man of him. He says, "Success to Foley's Kidney Cure." Koeppen's Drug Store. All the news all the time In the East Oregonlan. ; ' - Every $25 wool suit will be closed out at $ 1.98, All S17.B0 and 9 suits will be closed out at $18.08 All $12.50 and $15 suits will be sold now for $10.08 AU $12 and $12.50 coats, long- or short, will go at $8.08 All $0 and $10 coats will go at $-B .- : .. '; .- - - -. 13 Ladles' skirts, worth $5 to $T.50, Juno price Is $4.48 SO Ladles' skirts, worth up to $0, June price Is $5.08 Every skirt in stock is to be sold at special prices during litis sale and the savins; Is worth while. ' - ' ' " ' ' . 25 white waists, worth $1.25 to $1.75, salo price is 0e 50 white waists worth $1.50 to $2, sale price Is '. . e $1.2$ . 100 white waists at salo prices of. $1.48, $108, $3.48 and $2.08 .; Every waist Is reduced in price and most bo sold. All white goods are being reduced In price, from 10 per cent to 25 per cens.;! India Llnons . 6c, 9c, 13c, 14c, 18c and 22c yard Wash lawns, plain and figured..; 8c, 9c, 12tfc, S3o and 39o yard Ginghams 7c, 8 l-Sc, 9c and 12Mo yard Calicoes '...t....,.V 5c, fa, 81-So and 10c yard Percales ....8c, 10c, 12Mc yard Muslins . . . M I. ... . . . . . . 7c, 8c, 9c, lOo and ISMo yard Wide Sheeting, 8-4, at 25c; 9-4 at 28c; 10-4 at 32c yard ; . . . Special lot of fancy Bilks, worth $1 yard, salo price e. . 69c Special yard wldo silks, fine quality, sale price 99c yard Silk warp figured organdy, 75c goods, sale price la 55c yard ? wn, ., ,': :;: This Sale offers unusual opportunities for money saving and we hope every one of ow customers will avail themselves of the law pricec made during the next 2 weeks all over the store THE FIR DEFT. STORED PENDLETON, OREGON Suits and Coats for Ladies Skirts Waists i . ,T P i e c e i Goods HERMISTON ELECTION JULY 1. C. K. Bland Has Started a Brick, Two-Story Business House, Hermlston, June 13. C. K. Bland has commenced the erection of his fine two-story brick building at this place. A large force of men are now employed on the building, and It Is expected that the same will be ready for occupancy In the next SO days. It Is near the location of tha present store bulldipg, and will be one of the best brick structures In town, t - .. - . . Election Postponed. An election will b held In Hermls ton July 1 Instead of June 18 on the matter of Incorporating the town The election was postponed in order that the proper notices may be post ed the required length of time. Twenty-Third InUcitaUnnal Christian Endeavor Convention B cattle, WastL, July M so It, IswNatve. For above occasion O. R. at If . Co. will make rate of one and one third tars for round trip. Tickets on sals July 8 and 9; final return limit July Is, 1907. For further - tnfarmetlen call en local agent or wrtta. WM, ITlfUHRAT. a. P. A. . ".-:a::l.r- .. . . PwOaBd,' Or. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercmrv. as marauy will sorely destt-ar tb of smell and completely derange tb who) ancen woan eonruia it tnroosn aorfaces. Boeh ankles sboaM osd sxespt oa prescrtptloo from repatsMe pbyatclans, as tha daraag tbey wUI do a? iaafoM to tb good yon eaa possibly ds- nww iruta mm, raan a canm tnir. Dairafaetarad ay F. J. Cbesey A Co., To) oo, eontaln a SMmry, and Is takaa Internally, actiiig directly upon tbe blood and aaoeoe surfaces of tb aratam. is birrltur Bsirs Catarrh Cor ba snr voa gat tb gennln. It Is taken mtanwlly aar Bad u Toledo, Ohio, by r. t. CueDey v nwowwi nam BoM by drorarlata. Price T5e oer bottt. Taks Ball's Family Puis for constipation, Sixteenth Ann sal Cotrrentioo Baptist Yonns; people's Union of America, Spokane, wash, Jury 4 to I. For above occasion O. R. ft N. com pany will sell round trip tickets at rate of 13. 99. Tickets on sals July I and I, good for return until July 19. For further Information call on local ticket agent or Wm. IfcMarray, O. F, A Portland, Or. . MM .If - I s "- 'Notice. AH parties knowing themselves to be Indebted to me. will kindly call at my office and settle by June f 0th. ROBERT FORSTER. Sixteenth International Oosrvetatlosi Baptssf s Tonne People's Union of America, Spokane, Vaati, July 4, 1907. - For the above occasion O. R. A N. Co. will sell tlokets at rate of on and one-third tare for round trip. Tick eta on sal July Id and 3d. Final return limit July 10, 1907.. For further Information call on local agent or write TO M'MURRAT. Q. P. A Portland, Ore. Fresh country butter, sweet and clean, per, roll,. 60c. The, Peoples Warehouse,, where It pay to trade. tStansbery & Milne Transfer :Co.. -v.' - .. . . .i -,i ALL KINDS OF HEAVY DRAYTJtQ PROMPTLY DOXE. - FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY. ' nOTEL RAGO AGE SPEED ILY AND CAREFULLY HANDLED, phone main 5. ;., ,. ..... , res. RED 27J OFFICE NEAR DEPOT. HOUSED I Do you have "blue Mondays" at your home? W hav an an. tldote; send your family wash ing to th Troy Laundry and have It done for Seven cents a pound Table Un and bed linen Ironed -wearing apparel washed and starched ready to Iron. This Is not only the best, most satisfac tory method, but th cheapest for dependable work. Troy Laundry, . NOUN A SON, Props. 'Phone Main 179. Dairy and psBsssaSBBS. VT 'I P. r r.f'.t : f'r ft l '1 .'1 Farms For Sale Owing to my removal to Portland to reside per manently, I. have discontinued the Alfalfarm, Dairy, business, and hBve for sale my. herd of dairy'' cows consisting of about fifty grade Jersey and 1 short-horns, and will also sell either or both of my farms, one a', quarter section of fine wheat land, one and a half miles South of Athena, in , Umatilla County, and the other, over nine hundred acres of grain;- alfalfa and grazing land, on' the Walla Walla branch of the O. , R. & N, Ry six miles Northeast of Pendleton," with the" equipment of the latter. ror particulars adress me at ' 400 Chamber of Commerce, Portland,' Oregon, -J - ' . ' ill iLarew j sswl aitWl'-ltn j,l a Lmml mi j" a no l"0! .5 SEWING MACHINES, SINGER, 8TANDARD, WHITE AND WHEEL ER & WILSON MACHINES FROM $80 UP. , Buy at home, where your machine can bo looked after and where extras and repairs can readily be secured. Jesse Failing " Agent, Near Bridge. iThe French RESTAURANT Pendleton's most pop ular Dining Room. Best 25 cent meal in the city. ytt,. Thoroughly renovated id all new di: and aishes. Orville Cof fmaii
