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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1908)
"Li EIGHT PAGES. ' if I L.- DAILY. EAST ORFGOMAX, PENDLETON', OREGOX, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1908. PAGE SIX. ANNOUNC V v.v 0 0 0 -rtfcJ i-IHItMil. Ai,...uJlVM4l' feat ibi inn ? WE ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF OUR CELEBRATED LINE OF TMI3 LABELSTANDS FOH 53 YtARS OF KNOWING HOWs SMART CL0T1HIES For Men and Young Men who care to be Well Dressed. This line includes all Nobby Patterns and Latest Styles. Specialties for Young Men. See Window Display. Ate Li liF 7 7 fl !( ' TB1S LABEL STANDS FOB SJ YtAti' , ' ,,'JOr KKOWINQ HOWr tl(iIM'l Store SETTIEO HI9IE IF lit COURTS I apples, the value of which, per car- ilcad, was approximately $1700. In addition to this there were many other cars at different times and also the fact that after having contracted i ' ; with growers for fruit he was com- pt lied to send out word to cease haul. RAILROAD AXD FRUIT SHIP- ln as there was no possible way of PERS COME TO AX AGREEMENT ' disposing of the fruit, there being no cars available for shipping. This state of affairs continued for $70,000 Suit Will Re Dismissed Yak- !op hand 50 carloads of high-priced j will wend their painful way across them to enter the sacred portals of Shrlnerdom. In order to witness the event the Shriners of Portland are going to Eugene In state and a spe-' cial train next Saturday, and the In habitants of Eugene- are taking pre cautions accordingly. It Is to be a great event, according to the program laid out. The Shrin ers" special will leave Portland at 8 o'clock Saturday morning, returning On! ima Fruit Slilier4 Make Settle- about a month and was the subject, at 6 o'clock Sunday morning, jnent of Their Claim for Damages' of many articles In the Republic at 'reaching Eugene they will ma rch to the time. It will be remembered the armory, led by the band, where that there was a considerable of a lunch will be served. After that will The Republic is'spell of warm weather and It was, he the big street parade, In which all from New at tne time, declared that the fruit in me nnnners in me suue win lane York that the claim of Rae & Hat- the warehouses was "going down" .part. The features of this will be the field, commission merchants of tnat rapidly. The total loss on some and drill corps of the Arab patrol, picked city, against the Northern Pacific the deterioration In value of the bal- from the famous drill corps of Oregon railroad for $70,000 alh-ged due for!anpe, together with the loss occasion- cammandery No. 1, Knights Templar I . . ., , . . . i ,! T". . 1 .1 damages to Yakima valley fruit, has ea Dy me oraerg 10 me growers io i x.-.nanu. Over Failure to Supply Car. Yakima, Sept. 7 Informed by telegraph been settled out of court. Terms of the settlement are not known, except by inference, and the Inference Is that r;.thr than let the ca.ce go to trial the railroad company has gone a long cease hauling made the aggregate of the claim mentioned above. Case Taken t'p in the East. Al Knder temple of the Mystic Shrine of Portland will take with them on the excursion the Chinese The case was taken up by the New band which has long been a feature. York house and was removed from of the ceremonial session of the' way toward meeting the demands of th'3 "e'd. the conferences and com-j Shriners. This band will parade In the commission house. It may be stated, however, that no other word of a settlement, except that sent to this paper, has been received here and seme of those connected with the ease which originated in the Yakima val ky, say that as late as yesterday noon they received a telegram which indi cated that no settlement had been made. There was no ease In the courts and the matter was not in the hands of the attorneys here of the Northern Pacific railroad. May Mean Other Settlements. It Is anticipated that the settlement o: this claim means the settlement of a large number of other claims against the railroad in which North Yakima and Taklma valley shippers are Interested, among them a claim for several thousands of dollars of the Horticultural union and to which ref erence was made at the annual meet ing of that body. Bruce Wees, of Parker, represent ed Messrs. Kae & Hatfield In this district last season and purchased a large quantity of fruit, but like many others encountered great difficulty In procuring cars. Mr. Wees today de clined to be Interviewed in the mat ter, saying that it was entirely out of Jil hands, but he did affirm that it was not a court case and so far as he knew was not settled. Man Carload of Apples. munlcations on the subject being al- costume and will be very entertain- together between the New York peo-,lng. pie and the officials of the railroad at St. Paul. The condition last fall owing f the Inability of the railroad to furnish There are expected to bo a consider able number of visiting Shriners from the east present In Eugene. The spe cial train from Portland will consist cars when they were asked for by the of Jive coaches and a baggage car shippers, have been the basis of a and will be for the exclusive use ot great many claims against the rail the Shriners. road not only from this section of the state but from other fruit growing sections as well along the line of the Northern Pacific railroad. It Is un derstood that a number of small claims have already been adjusted with out litigation. $100 Reward, $100. 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