DAILY EAST OREGONIAV, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 9, 10T.
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PAGE EIGHT.
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aid
Remember
THAT WE HAVE MOVED TO
OUR 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 SIANUFACTURE 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.
220 E. COURT ST.
'PHONE RED S581.
SIGNS
SHOW CARDS
Bad Atkinson
Corner Main and Alta St.
Tel. Red S9l.
OFFICIAL CALL
BEEN
ISSUED
IRRIGATION CONGRESS TO
BE HELD SEPTEMBER 9-7
Sacramento Making Elaborate Prep
arations for Fifteenth Annual Meet
ing List of Delegate Includes
Governors of States and AU Other
Prominent State and National Of
ficial 1
The East Oregonlan haa received
from W. A, Beard, chairman of the
executive committee of the National
Irrigation association, the official
call for the Fifteenth National Irri
gation congress to be held In Sac
ramento, Calif., September 2-7, 1907.
While the fifteenth congress will
not surpass' the fourteenth congress
held in Bollse last year, ander the
management of Montie B. Gwlnn now
of this city, as chairman of the ex
ecutive committee, yet the me'etlng in
Sacramento promises to offer new
features, because of its being held in
California.
Judge Stephen A. Lowell of this
city Is one of the vice presidents of
the national association and W. T.
Wright of Union is a member of the
executive committee for Oregon.
The personnel of the National Irri
gation congTess will be as follows:
The permanent officers of the con
gress.
The president of the United States.
The vice president of the United
States.
The members cf the cabinet.
Ladies!
We have some real bargains in
Hand Decorated
China
We must ' make room for a large
line of chlnaware 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 low.
your gain.
See our window for
some of the snaps.
Tallman & Co.
Leading Druggists.
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 Hire
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.
Members of United States senate
and house of representative.
Governors of states, territories and
insular possessions of the United
States. .
Members of state and territorial
legislatures.
Ambassadors, ministers, consuls and
other representatives of foreign na
tions and colonies.
Fifteen delegates appointed by the
governor of each state or territory.
Ten delegates appointed by the
mayor of each city of the United
States of more than 2S.000 popula
tion. Five delegates appointed by the
mayor of each city In the United
States of less than 25,000 population.
Five delegates appointed by each
board of county commissioners or
county supervisors in the United
States.
Five delegates appointed by each
state organization, having as Its ob
ject the advancement of the public
welfare of that state.
Five delegates appointed by each
state irrigation, forestry, agricultural
or horticultural, society or associa
tion, i
Five delegates appointed by each
national or Interstate association In
terested in the objects sought by the
national Irrigation congress.
Five delegates by each state asso
ciation of professional, commercial,
fraterr.nl, patriotic, religious or la
bor organizations.
Two delegates duly accredited by
each chamber of commerce, board of
trade, immigration society or com
mercial club.
Two delegates duly accredited by
each regularly organized Irrigation,
agricultural, horticultural or forestry
olub, association or society In the
United States.
Two delegates duly accredited by
each Irrigation company.
Two delegates duly accredited by
each agricultural college and by each
college or university having chairs of
hydraulic engineering or forestry In
the United States.
Two delegates regularly accredited
by each regularly organized society
of engineers in the United States.
Appointment of delegates should be
made as early as possible, and no
tice of appointment with full name
and postofflce address of delegates
forwards d to headquarters at Sacramento.
Fraziers' Book Store
HOT WEATHER
does not affect Interest. It works Just as hard for or agalnct you at
8 degrees as at 65 degrees. Set Interest to work for you by deposit
ing your surplus funds with us. We have several plans by which
we will allow you a reasonable and conservative Interest If you
have $6.00 or $6000.00 Idle funds which you are not going to use for
a whl, come in and talk It over with our cashier and see what we
can A or you.
Commercial National Bank
Capital $50,000.00 Rescources $350,000.00
DEATH OF SIRS. MARY STAGG.
At St. Mary's Ilospltnl Was Caused
by Dropsy.
Weston, July 2. Mrs. Sarah Stagg
of Weston, died yesterday at t.
Mary's hospital in Walla Walla. The
deceased had had dropsy of the heart
for some time, and recently she was
taken to Walla Walla for treatment.
Mrs. Stagg was born In Missouri,
December .21, 1835. In 1878 she
moved with her husband to Weston,
where she has lived ever since. Her
husband, Alfred Stagg. died .three
years ago. She Is survived by two
daughters, Miss Martha Stagg, Mrs.
Ellen Duncan and a brother. She
was well known In the Weston coun
try, where she lived for so many years
and had" many warm friends. The
remains have been shipped from
Walla Walla and the funeral will be
held tomorrow.
FIRST THRESHING
COMBINED HARVESTER Willi
START NEXT MONDAY
John Mulr.'it Is Believed, Will Tnrn
First Wheel In Threshing Immense
Crop of 1907 in Umatilla County
Barley Crop of R. H. Patton Will
Be Cut with Combined Harvester
on July 8 Other Machines Will
Start Next Week.
The first threshing to be done in
Umatilla county this season will be
done by John Mulr on the farm of R.
H. Patton, on McKay creek, next
Monday morning, July 8.
Mr. Patton has about 180 acres of
barley which will yield. It Is est!
mated, from 40 to 50 bushels per
acre, and he has contracted with Mr.
Mulr to begin cutting it with a com.
blned harvester on the date mention
ed. Other harvesters will be started
on that day It Is thought, but Mr,
Mulr nopes to turn the first wheel In
the season of 1907.
All the gruln the the foothill coun
try In the south part of the county
is exceptionally good this year, the
barley crop being especially good.
Mr. Patton has 200 acres of wheat
on Birch creek which promises to
yield well this season, It being the
first heavy crop to be grown on this
tract of land. It will not be ready
lo cut for several weeks yet.
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.
Commercial Club Tonight.
This being the first Tuesday of the
month Is the date for the holding of
the regular monthly meeting of the
Commercial association. The session
will be called to order at 8 o'clock
by President Rader, and such busi
ness trans acted aa may come before
the meeting.
Looking for location.
H. R. Johnson, a capitalist of
Spokane, Is In the city for a few days
looking over the field for investment
He will remain In the city for some
time and will thoroughly investigate
the resources and advantages of Uma
tllla county.
Outing at Ooenr d'Alone.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Castleman and
Mrs. Dean Tatom will leave In the
morning for a month's outing at
Coeur d'Alene lake in northern Ida
ho. Mr. Tatom will join them In a
few days to remain with them until
their return about August 1.
2 -Piece
Regular
SUITS
$ 8 to 12
$10 to 20
Cheerful Bargains
for
Careful Buyers
and the largest line in the city to select from.
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Where You Trade to Save.
ENJOYED THE STATE REUNION.
Ren n and Other Veterans Return
From Ken-berg.
While attending 'the O. A. R. re
union held at Newberg last week,
Councilman B. F. Renn met a mem
ber of his old company whom he
had not seen since the days when the
troops were mustered out at the close
of the civil war. Both men were en
listed in the ninth Iowa Infantry, and
while he was at the recent encamp
ment Mr. Renn chanced to catch sight
of the old regimental insignia upon
the lapel of his comrade's coat Ac
quaintance was then renewed and he
found that his former comrade lives
at Brownsville, Linn county. He had
kept In touch with many of the sur
viving members of the company, and
the two men found much of interest
to talk about.
The Pendleton veterans who at
tended the O. A. R. reunion returned
home from Newberg yesterday morn
ing. They report having had a very
pleasant time at the reunion.
Will Teach at Beaverton.
Miss Flora Walker left Sunday for
Salem, where she will attend the
State Teachers' association. From
that place she will go to Beaverton,
where she will teach English, mathe
matics and physics in St. Mary's
academy (Catholic) during the sum
mer. From Beaverton she will go to
Independence, to resume during the
coming school year the position In
the public schools which she occu
pled last year.
The water supply Is very short In
the mining districts of Grant county.
So much so that some of the placer
mining has been stopped entirely for
the season.
Some
"If's
If you come our way, we will
pend 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
goods 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
Byers' Best Flour
It mads from the choicest wheat that grows. Good bread la .
ed when BTERS BEST FLOUR ts used. Bran, 8horts, Steam Railed
Barley always on hand.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. 8. BYE IIS, Proprietor.
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Your Clothes
Come From Us
They'll
ight
teJR
"Thats' The Idea."
To know that your olothew are right In every detail,
made right fit right. That Is what yon are sure to get
If yon deal here.' We are not selling; them at COST, hut
, they are worth every cent you pay fr """"i w money
back.
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Mens'Shop
MAX BAER