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DAILY EAST OREGONIAX. PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 1, HOT.
Read
and
Remember
THAT WE HATE MOVED TO
OCR NEW LOCATION AT
220 . Court St.
that we have the best
goods that money can buy.
that we make the best
price in the city.
THAT WE GUARANTEE OUR
GOODS TO BE PURE AND STRICT
LY FIRST-CLASS.
THAT WE IMPORT ALL OP OUR
OWN TEAS AND COFFEES.
THAT WE MANUFACTURE ALL
OF OUR OWN BAKING POWDER,
EXTRACTS AND SPICES.
THAT WE CARRY A COMPLETE
LINE OF ECONOMY AND MASON
JARS.
THAT WE ARE HERE TO STAY
AND MAKE WRONG RIGHT.
Empire Tea &
Crockery Co.,
Inc.
W. W. Campbell. Mgr.
J20 E. COURT ST.
'PHONE RED 8581.
SIGNS
SHOW CARDS
Bad Atkinson
Corner Main and Alt St.
Tel. Red mi.
Patriotic Young America
Can have its 4th of July requirements met in
every essential. We have the best stock of
toy pistols, fire crackers, torpedoes and fiire
works of all kinds. We carry the best quality
of goods and our prices are as low as the lowest
We have also a complete line of flags and decorations.
Fraziers' Book Store
HOT WEATHER
does not affect Interest It works Just as hard for or against you at
8 degrees as at 6 S degrees. Set Interest to work for yon by deposit
ing your surplus funds with us. We have several plana by which
we will allow you a reasonable and conservative interest. If yon
have $5.00 or 16000.00 idle funds which you are not going to use for
a wht), come la and talk it over with our cashier .and see what we
ca 4 or you.
Commercial National Bank
Capital $50,000.00 Rescources $350,000.00
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CREAMERY
ORGANIZATION
BLUE MOUNTAIN CHANGED
TO PENDLETON CREAMERY
Articles of IncdrponUon Filed Today
by O. E. Harper, q, jf. Rioe and E.
A. Hnrlbnrt Capital Stock of
Company Will be IS000 New
Company Known as) Pendleton
Creamery Company.
The name of the Blue Mountain
creamery In this city was changed to
day to that of - Pendleton creamery
and a new company filed articles of
Incorporation with a capital stock of
IB000.
O. E. Harper, G. M. Rice and B.
A. Hurlburt today organised the
Pendleton Creamery company and
will take over the plant, equipment
and business of the Blue Mountain
creamery and Mr. Harper who or
ganized the Blue Mountain Creamery
company with plants at Pendleton,
La Grande and other places In east
ern Oregon, withdraws from that
company and will devote his entire
time to the Pendleton Creamery com
pany of this city.
The Blue Mountain creamery In
this city, which today becomes Pen
dleton creamery, was established two
years ago last April by O. E. Har
per and associates and has steadily
grown until now It Is one of the Very
largest plants and does the largest
business of any creamery in eastern
Oregon.
The new company Is strictly a Pen-
Ladies!
. We have some real bargains in
Hand Decorated
China
We must make room for a large
line of chifiaware that will soon arrive,
and to do so means the disposal of
what we now have. To Induce you to
buy we are reducing prices. Our loss.
your gain.
See our window for
some of the snaps.
Tallman & Co.
Leading Druggists.
dleton company and will devote its
entire tlmo and resources to the de
velopment of the creamery and dairy
ing business In this city and the sur
rounding country. It is now receiv
ing large quantities of butter fat from
tho surrounding country and It is
nojcd by the new company to Induce
sufficient farmers of Umatilla coun
ty to milk cows to support the cream
ery within the county.
Pendleton manufactures the best
brand of butter in the markets of
eastern Oregon today and enjoys a
wide trade in all this section of the
state, with a constantly widening
scope.
The new company will also manu-
dairy supplls and conduct a general
creamery business and will continue
to operate its plant in the present
quarters.
Both Mr. Harper and Mr. Hurl
burt will give their entire time to
the business. Both are experlnced
creamery men and have placed Pen
dleton creamery in the front rank
in the business of eastern Oregon.
STEAMBOAT HANDS STRIKE.
Alleged Work Has Increased While
Wages Have Not.
Yesterday there was a question as
to whether or not the steamer Spo
kane would go out this morning on
the regular run to Rlparla, says the
Lewlston Tribune. This doubt wos
due to the fact that the deck hands
had struck. This strike did not pur
sue the ordinary method of a de
mand for higher wages, but Instead
the men simply quit. The grievance,
related to too much work for the
pay and when the Spokane reached
the Lewlston dock Thursday evening
from Rlparla she had few men who
had planned to remain with her.
The grievance relates to the fact
that while the deck hands get only
$40 as month they are frequently re
quired to work 16 and 24 hours. An
instance was cited where the boat left
Lewlston in the early morning, re
ceiving cargoes at Intermediate points
and upon reaching Rlparla began un
loading the craft, which work ex
tended to 7 o'clock the following
morning. It seems no overtime is al
lowed on the' boats, while the com
pany ; recognize that wharfmen
should receive extra pay.
Regardless of the controversy,
however, the O. R. & N, was busy
yesterday securing men to take out
the boat to Rlparla (his morning. A
trip was scheduled to Asotin yester
day, but this had to be abandoned on
account of the strike. Last night It
was stated that a sufficient number
of the old employes of the O. R. &
N. had been secured to enable the
boat to go out this morning to Kl
parla. I ' 1
with Captain Ralph Baughman
who resigned his position on the
steamer Spokane to go with the
steamer Mountain Gem, will go four
to six of the deck hands of the Spo
kane.
It appears that $40 per month has
been the schedule paid deckhands for
years by the O. R. & N. and the
complaint of the workmen Is that
the company has neglected to take In
to consideration Increased work or
other matters connected with the In
creased traffic of the river lines.
BLAMES JAPS OF 'FRISCO.
Japanese Delegate Says Race Trou
ble Started by Vicious Jans.
That the people of Japan .have not
taken offense at the outbreaks which
have occurred In San Francisco be
tween Its citizens and Japanese but
feel ashamed of their countrymen in
that city because of their disposition
to create trouble is the statement of
T. Sawaya, of Yokohama, secretary
of the Christian Endeavor society of
Japan, who has arrived in Seattle
to attend the convention, says the
Seattle News.
"The people in Japan understand
that their countrymen In San Fran
cisco are a troublesome lot and It is
the belief In the old country that the
members of the Japanese colony In
San Francisco either provoked the as
saults or took the initiative in the
disturbances."
He says: "The San Francisco
Japanese find sympathizers only
among the lowest class in Japan. The
colony in the California city is made
up of uneducated, discontented and
semi-educated Japanese. Many of
them arrived there when the lmml
gratlon laws were not as strict as they
are now and could not gain admis
sion to this country under the prea
ent laws. The semi-educated came
to this country expeattng to be able
to work and complete their educa
tlon. They found this impracticable
and soon became discontented and
quarrelsome. It is believed that this
class was the instigators of the San
Francisco troubles. -
"The general feeling in Japan when
I left was very friendly toward the
United States and the matter of forc
ing an issue with this country is not
thought of. Over here I find the
United States does not wish trouble
but there is a fear here, expressed in
some of the yellow Journals that Ja
pan is anxious and preparing (or a
war. I believe that the whole scare
has been caused in both countries by
unscrupulous publications and that
neither nation has grievances against
the other.
IX)CAL WEIGHING OF HAILS.
Probable Relation to Railway Mall
Carrying Contract
For the next six months all mall
matter going out through the local
pbstofflce will be carefully weighed
according to class, and a record will
be preserved. The work is done as
the result of a general order to all
postofflces In the country. The
weighing was ordered to commence
today and to continue until the first
of the year.
While no explanation of this policy
has been made by the postal de
partment It Is the opinion of Post
master Brown that the action is be
lng taken for the purpose of ascer-'
talnlng more exactly the amount of
mall handled so that the government
can use the information in making
mail-carrying contracts with the rail
roads and stage lines.
SUITS LIKE THIS
PREPARE yourself for the "Good Old Summer
Time," while you can take advantage of our phe
nomenal offers in Men's Clothing. We .sell you
Clothing Cheap not Cheap Clothing.
2 -Piece
Regular
SUITS
Cheerful
Careful
and the largest line in
BOSTON ST0R.E
RETURNED FROM LONG TRIP.
Yellowstone Park Offers Ute Grand
est Attractions.
While on their recent trip Mr. and
Mrs. Oeorge Hartman, Jr., touched at
the "four corners" of the United
States and also visited the Jamestown
exposition and the Yellowstone park.
At El Paso, Texas, they crossed the
Rio Grande into Mexico and from
Niagara Falls a railway Journey of
several hundred miles was made Into
Canada. But of all the places visit
ed Yellowstone park was most appre
ciated by Mr. Hartman, and he de
clares that no grander trip can be
made than the six-day stage Journey
through thepatk.
REV. FERGUSON HERE.
New Pastor of the First Christian
Church Arrive from David City,
Xeltraska.
Rev. Lee Ferguson, the new pastor
of. the First Christian church, arrived
with his family today from David
City, Nebraska, and will at once take
charge of the work in this city.
Rev. Ferguson comes highly rec
ommended and the congregation is
well pleased to secure such an able
minister as successor to Rev. Dorrls,
who will leave on July 5 for his new
home at North Yakima.
Hon. J. Dobbins of Wallowa coun
ty, has sold 82 carloads of sheep to
Chicago parties, who will take them
to Montana during the summer.
Some
"If's"
If you come our way, we will
sond overflowing values, your
way.
If you leave a dollar with us it
is merely exchanging the money
for Its equivalent In Jewelry
certainties.
What we give you will be as
sound and genuine as the
money ,
If you are a careful spender this
store will appeal to you on the
score of economy.
If you are anxious to secure
goo'ds which aren't afraid of the
closest scrutiny, this is a good
place to come.
It is a good place to come for
every reason that makes one
store better than another.
Olad to greet you at any time.
Winslow Bros.
Jewelers
817 Main Street
$ 8 to 12
$10 to 20
Bargains
for
Buyers
the city to select from.
ROOSEVELT'S
Where You Trade to Save.
DR. BLOSSER'S
CATARRH CURE
t
J is a safe, pleasant and sure care for catarrh. Persons suffering with
this distressing disease should call on or wrlght to
J. F. Carrier, 1602 W. Webb St., Pendleton, Ore.
Local agent for this famous remedy, and got sample package free. It
joets yoa nothing to try it.
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"Thats' The Idea."
To know that your clothes are right In every detail,
made right fit right. That Is what you are Mire to get
If yon deal here. We are not selling them at COST, bat
they are worth every cent yon pay for them, or money
back. . ;.
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