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DAILY EAST ORFOONIAN, PENOLUTON. OKKHON. TirCKSDAY, DIXEMREU 2, 1900.
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For Cooking and for the Table
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New crop almonds, waliints, raisins, figs, citron, lwtion and orange
pool.
Mincvmeat, strained and comb honey, pineapple, cranberries, or
anges, lemons, pears, apples, bananas, applo butter, etc.
Squash, sweet potatoes lettuce, chow chow, and pickles and olives
of all kinds.
Standard Grocery Co.
214-216 East Court St, , Leading Growers.
All STARS DECIDE
TO
KXTTirSlASTS MEET
AXD DISCUSS PLAN'S
Fred Stelwer Elected Manager With
Instructions to Arrange Game With
Multnomah, the Dalles, Daker City
or Walla Walla Probably Two
Games Will Be Played.
Pendleton is sure going to have an
all-star football team and one or
more games are to be played during
the holidays. If any team in the
northwest can be found that is will
ing to meet the local aggregation of
scintllators ' on the gridiron.
At last night's meeting of those in
terested It was not only decided that
a team should be organized but that
a game or games should be schedul
ed with the strongest team available.
Attorney Frederick. Stelwer was
PERSONAL'
MENTION
j What SI di It Se i
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elected manager with the understand
Ing that a game be scheduled with
Multnomah if possible. Failing in
that. Baker City, the Dalles. Walla
Walla or La Grande were to be taken
on in the order named.
A number of old stars were on
hand last night and freely signified
their intention of turning out for
practice and trying for positions on
the team, provided a game with eith
er of these towns could be scheduled.
An agreement to that effect was
drawn up and signed by those pres
ent. ,
It was also agreed that any moneys
remaining in the hands of the man
ager after all expenses are paid
should be turned over to the high
school athletic fund.
Enthusiasm was present in large
quantities at the meeting and It was
agreed that practice should begin Just
as soon as it could be definitely as
certained that a game would be a3
sured. Indeed, the most enthusiastic
of the players spent a greater part of
the evening in working out a series
of plays by which to defeat the
mighty Multnomah aggregation. All
the successes and mistakes of the
leading teams in the northwest, dur
ing the past seasons will be taken ad
vantage of and with, such strategists
as Brown, Lytle and Stelwer it is
certain that there will be something
doing when the "Pendleton All-Stars"
get in action.
Alta Spsuldlng of Eugene, is regis
tered at the Hotel- Bowman.
Harry Wood of Bend, is 'caring for
business Interests in this city.
T. S.' Sweeten of Arlington, Is car
ing for business interests hero today.
W. E. Alder and wife of La
Grande, are the guests of Pendleton
friends.'
C. H. Stamper of Holdman, has re
turned home after transacting busi
ness In town.
T. D. Sweeten, the recently appoint
ed special officer at Umatilla, is in
the city today.
Joe Bergevln and family of Athena,
returned homo last evening, after a
brief vls'.t In this city.
Helen Lewis Kennewlck and Mrs.
J. F. Griffin of Sumpter, are register
ed at the Hotel Pendleton.
K. N. Stanfield came up from
Echo last evening for the transmis
sion of business In this city.
Kenneth L. Cooper of 'the Hotel
Bowman left last night for Portland
where. he will transact business.
Wess Bowman of the Taylor Hard
ware company has returned from a
brief business visit to Portland.
Mayor Ross Newport of Hermlston,
spent last night In Pendleton, return
ing home on the morning train.
E. L. Marshall returned to Coe on
the Portland local, after spending a
couple of days at his home in this
city.
Judge James A. Fee returned this
morning from Portland where he had
been for several days on legal bus
iness. W. F. Matlock, who has been con
fined to the hospital for several weeks
with typhoid fever, is reported to be
improving slowly. i
A. B. Montgomery and wife and
Mrs. C. Bott, former residents of He
lix, who are now living at King Hill,
Idaho, arrived from that place on
last night's train.
Mrs. Elmer P. Dodd and baby who
have been guests at the home of Mrs.
Dodd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Alex
ander, returned to their home at Her
mlston this morning.
ger between the two in which it is ol
leged that Mrs. McCreory used abu
slve words and epithets. Thj com
plaint states:
"Said defendant engaged throe mon,
ono a doctor named MoEnery and
two entire Btrangers to plaintiff, and
directed them to seize the plaint ff
by force and on the evening of Feb
ruary, 9. 1900, they did seize the
plaintiff by force and did confine
him to a room and by direction of
the defendant did charge, him before
all servants and persons com ng near
with being Insane and dangerous to
be at large. ' . '
"Thereafter and for more than sev
en months the defendant by meant) !
of false statements kept the plain
tiff In custody and deprived the plain
tiff of the management and posses
sion of a large part of his property,
kept the plaintiff In the custody of
people who abused him and made
Vi ' .-. c n In rnnmo tlin n'lipn nnt '
swept for three months and spread !
over the country vicious and false !
charges concerning the plaintiff and
his condition of mind." ,
McCrcery prays the court to grant
him the custody of the four children.
At the Orplicum.
Program at the Orpheum tonight.
Music by the Orpheum orchestra, A.
IT. Johnson, leader.
1. March Song Bird, Harry L. Al
ford. 2. Overture King Mydas, R. Eilen
berg. 3. Picture Rival Sisters.
4. Picture He Preferred to Smoke
His Pipe.
5. Picture Rival Mesmerists.
6. Picture A Cheap Removal.
7. Act The three Kenmores as
Willie and the Dolls.
8. Picture Tyranny.
9. Picture Small Artists.
10. Act A 20 minute playlet en
titled ''One Christmas Eve." Very
dramatic.
That's the perplexing ques
tion. Xmas i.Vonly three weeks
from Saturday, and we've sim
ply GOT to decide upon some
thing pretty soon.
But what shall It be':
I'll tell you what we will do.
Let's go down to HANSCOM'S
Jewelry Store.
They always have so many
things that are suitable, that it
won't be hard to make choice.
l
H. J. Latourelle and C. I McGln
nis who have been conducting the
State near beer saloon in partnership
during the past few months have dis
solved partnership, Latourellle buying
out McGinnis. The new proprietor
takes over all the assets and assumes
all the liabilities of the old firm.
Officer for I'matilla.
Owing to the reputation which the
town of Umatilla has been attaining
during the past few years as a resort
foi thugs, who stop there temporarily
i i passing through the country, the O.
R. & X. company has decided to
station a special officer there. He has
also been appointed a deputy sheriff
for the county by Sheriff Taylor. The
new officer is T. D. Sweeten, formerly
marshal for the town of Arlington and
before that city marshal and deputy
sheriff at Condon. He is said to be a
fearless officer and a man of much
experience and will probably find
plenty to do in his new position.
ARTILLERY COMPANIES
DO EXCELLENT SHOOTING
a ii i j k if ii cv s.j
AT I
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Washington. Reports of excellent
shooting at long range by coast artil
lery companies continue to reach the
War Department. A remarkable rec
ord was made by the 15th company
at Fort Rosecrans, Cal., on .October
20. Four shots were fired from a
battery of two 10-inch guns at a tar
get 30 feet high hy 60 feet long, which
was moving at the rate of eight miles
nn hour at a distance or about rive
miles from the battery firing. All !
four shots were fired at an interval of
one minute and 20 seconds and passed
through a rectangle nine feet high by
42 feet wide. Only three hits were
scored on the target, as one of me
shots passed four yards to the left or
it.
The 62nd company at Fort Rod-
man, Mass., on oceoner 20 rirea tour
shots from an eight inch battery at
a 30 foot by 60 foot material target,
which was moving at the rate of five
miles an hour at a distance of about
four miles from the firing battery.
All four shots were hits and the first
shot cut the raft of the material tar
get in two.
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John D. as Driver.
Hie mother was telling 8-year-old
Jack of John D. Rockefeller's suc
cess, and as he listened he said, "Yes,
I know him."
"No, I guess you don't know him,"
she replied, "you have only heard of
him."
"Why, yes. I do," he replied. "I
have seen him a good many times
when he goes on his oil wagon." The
December Delineator.
TRY THIS PIECE
OX YOCR TONGUE
A Revised Version.
Teddy was saying his prayers at
bedtlm one night not long ago.
Kneeling down at his mother's knee,
th sleepy little fellow, began, "Now
I lay me down to sleep, I pray the
Lord my soul to keep." he paused.
"If" his mother prompted. "If he
hollers let him go; elne, mcnie, mlnie
mo." The December Delineator.
and a pair of roller skates thrown
in Free of Charge with
every suit sold
Boys Suits ranging in price from $ 1 0
to $15 will besoldatfrom $5 to $7.50
or just half price. All boys ,Overcoats
At Triangle Prices
Only 75 pairs of skates left
Boys Come Early
SEE WINDOW
The Boston Store
So they went
They saw the beautiful new
line of hammered brass, cnina,
silverware, cut glas.-,, toiiet sets,
umbrellas, watches, rings, dia
monds, brooches, chains, pic
ture frames, and a Brtat many
other suitable gifts.
Were convinced
Bought
And were happy.
Engraving Free.
Pendlcton'H Leading Jewelry
Store.
Have You That
Same Old
Gold
thit you have every Autumn?
Now Is the time to cure.it be
fore winter sets In, and Tall
man's F. & S. cold capsuU will
.speedily cure you.
Once tried nothing else can
take Its place.
Tallman & Co.
Grenvllle Klelser. Instructor of the
Public Speaking club of America,
Whose headquarters Is at the West
Side Y. M. C. A. in Ne wYork defies
anvbodv to repeat accurately from
memory the following tongue-twister:
Esau Wood sawed wood. Esau
Wood would saw wood. All the wood
Esau Wood saw Esau Wood would
saw. In other words, all the wood
Esau saw to saw Esau would saw,!
Oh, the wood Wood would saw! And
Oh. the wood saw with which Wood
would saw wood! But one day
Wood's wood saw would saw no wood
and thus the wood Wood sawed was
not the wood Wood would saw If
Wood's wood saw would saw wood.
Xow. Wood would saw wood with a
wood saw that would saw wood, so
Esau sought a saw that would saw.
Ono rlav Esau saw a saw saw wood as
r,r nther wood saw Wood saw. In I
fact, of all the wood saws Wood ever
saw saw. Wood never saw a wood
saw that would saw wood as the wood
saw Wood saw saw wood, and I nev
er saw a wood saw that would saw
as the wood saw Wood saw would saw
until I saw Esau Wood, saw wood
with the wood saw Wood .saw saw
wood. Now Wood saws wood with
the wood saw Wood saw saw wood.
Mr. Kleiser was formerly a mem
ber of the Yale faculty.
When Ho Rat Down.
"How was your speech received at
the club?" asked one of Chumley's
friends.
"Why. they congratulated me
heartily. In fact, one of the members
came to me and told me that when 1
sat down he had said to himself It
was the best th'ng I had ever done."
Youth's Companion.
The Slumbers of the Brook.
The poetical young man with soul
ful eyes was walking with his matter
of fact brother by the hrookslde.
"How the stream tosses In Its slum
bers," he exclaimed,
"Yes," answered his brother, "and
you would, too. If your bed was full
of stones." Youth's Companion.
Leading
Druggists of
Oregon.
Eastern
'a I ' i iHWiiiiiniTr rmrun""""""'
COWS EAT STONES
TO RELIEVE
AGONY
Best Wishes.
"What do you think," exclaimed
the theatrical star, proudly. "They
are going to name a new cigar after
me"
"Well," 'rejoined the c manager,
"here's hoping It will draw better
than you do." Chicago' News.
Noncommittal.
Jack Lend me a dollar, will you?
Tom Till when?
Jack Till you get It back again.
Boston Transcript.
BOOKS! BOOKS!
Mammoth Book Sale. $ 1 .50 and
$1.25 Books for 50c
JIST THINK. CHEAPER THA RENTING. A
CHANCE TO SECURE A LIBRARY AT 50c A
IVOOK.
REMEMBER THE SUPPLY IS LIMITED SO
COME EARLY AND GET YOUR CHOICE.
NELSON'S
pbone Main 6 It.
The Handy Store.
917 Main St.
Stayton. Ore. Two cows owned by
SI. J. fpaniol of. this city are dead
from arsenical poison. When post
mortems were performed on the bo
vlnes. their stomachs were found to
contain several pounds of gravel,
earth, leaves, b'ts of wood and good
sized stones. The largest stone, ta
ken from one cow's stomach in the
presence of a butcher, a veterinarian
and four other dozens, measured four
inches across by two Inches thick and
welched 3 1-3 pounds. It Is thought I
that the cows, in their agony due to
the burning of their vitals by the ar
senic, ate everything they could get
hold of. ,t
Building n Reputation.
"What did you say when Jinks told
you he would go to the wall for prin
ciple?" "I tol'd him he wcis a brick." Bal
timore American.
As went Alabama-perhnps.
-so will Oregon,
WII'E IMPRISONS ANNOYING
IH SIIANI) SEVERAL MONTHS
Pan Francisco. The Call printed
a bill for divorce which was filed it
is said, by Walter MeCreery, million
aire sportsman of this city, last Fri
day, against his wife, who w.n M ss
Emilia Jane McAdam, a membe- of
an old and prominent British family.
MeCreery . returned recently from
England and Attorney D. M. Delmns
was sent to London from here f look
after that end of the affair.
MeCreery recites In the complaint
that his wife was cruel to him ar.d
that when he remonstrated with her
over smoking cigarettes and general
untidiness she caused him to be seiz
ed bjr three men &nd held in restraint
at i;:iton Park, Warwickshire, Eng
land, for seven months. He escaped
finally to Belgium. This occurred
February 9 after many scenes of an-
Fresh Eastern Oysters
New Crop Rasins, Figs, Huts
Also Cranberries and all
the Market affords in Fruits
and Vegetables, t
Dressed Chickens Every
Saturday
INGRAM'S
Phone Fain 37
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DIAMONDS
WITH RETURNING PROSPERITY THE
PRICE OF DIAMONDS IS SURE TO ADVANCE.
ALREADY AN INCREASE OF 5 TO 8 PER
CENT IN THE PRICE OF THE MORE DESIRA
BLE GRADES HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED AND
THERE IS EVERY INDICATION THAT THE PHE
NOMENAL RECORD OF 1898 TO 1908 WILL
BE REPEATED.
During that time the price of diamonds
advanced over 1 00 per cent, and those who
purchased diamonds ten- years ago could
sell today for almost double what they paid
foi them. No bank will pay such dividends,
and the next ten years will show a like
increase in the value of diamonds over
what they cost today.
BUY A DIAMOND NOW
If you don't want to pay out the full
amount at once select a etone and make a
small payment, and we will lay it aside for
you and credit payments which you may
make from time to time when convenient
and it won't take long to pay the entira
amount.
ROYAL M. SAWTELLE
JEWELER
PENDLETON, ORESON
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