EIGHT PAG
DAILY BAST ORKGONIAN, PENDLETON, ORBGOlf, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1910.
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1020 Acres of Good
HARVESTE
36 bushels a acre this year. This is
a A 1 proposition and can be hand
led for a very small sum of money,
balance on easy terms. This is a
splendid piece of property, very small
amount of waste land. Price only
$25.00 An Acre
il sold at, once
Phone Main
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Talk With
LEE TEUTSCll s50s,M'in
The Real Estate and Insurance Man
LOCALS
Pastime pictures please all.
See Lane A Son for signs.
Call up Main 438 for nlgns.
Phone Main 1 for United Orchestra,
Do you take the East Oregonlan?
I. C. Snyder, chimney sweep. R 3812.
If you havo houses to rent or sell,
see Lee Teutsch.
Wanted To rent a piano. Inquire
"11" this office.
Automobile for hire, day or night.
I'hono Main 74.
Threo nicely furnished houses for
ale or rent. Lee Teutsch.
Hohbach's coffee and oyster house
Is now open; best of service.
Woman wants work. City or coun
try. Enquire "F"tnls office.
For rent Five room house. cIobs
In. Inquire Jay's blacksmith shop..
For sale Two fu!!-blood English
fox ti'rrler pups. 1001 East Webb.
Fresh eastern and Olympla oysters
t Hohbach's. Telephone Main 80.
Wanted Canvasser to call on every
rancher in Umatilla county. Phone
Main E.
Wanted Girl to do 'general house
work In small family. Phone Red
7806.
Wanted Small furnished house,
close In. Rent must be reasonable.
Address "C," th!s o.'fSoe.
A clean and careful shave always at
Mark Patton's shop. Across from
Alexanders. Phone for patrons.
Wanted Agent to visit every
ranch In Umatilla county. Pay flDt
clnss for right man. See Lee Teutsch.
LoBt Fountain pen. Was left ly
ing on circular table In postofflce lob
by Monday. Return to this office for
reward.
Become a ghost and take supper a,t
a Black Cat Hallowe'en social at the
home of Mrs. Ben Hill, 308 E. Alta,
October 29, from 6 to 10.
For Sale Modern five room cot
tage with bath, electric lights and
gas, newly painted, good location.
Owner leaving town. A bargain If ta
ken at once. Inquire this office.
For sale, or rent furnished, beside
high school, house of 8 rooms, full
basement, bath, hot water, freshly
papered and painted, lots, good
lawn. Cheap. Keys at 201 Willow.
Lost One thoroughbred Scotch
collie. Tan and white, wearing a
plain leather collar. He answers to
the name of King. Five dollars re
ward offered for Information leading
to his recovery. Address, Joe Craig,
l?ox 4 76, City.
AVOID THE RUSH.
fiot Your Photographic Work Done
Now Mnny Beautiful Sog
freHtiona. Those contemplating havng any
photographic work done for holiday
tokens are reminded that now Is the
best time to have their pictures taken,
while the weaher Is nice and before
the rush begins We have many sug
gestions to show you In beautiful
folders and mountings. We invite
your patronage for high grado work.
C. 3. Wheeler photo studio, Alta
street, opposite city hall.
It certainly Is a waste of money for
me to buy the ordinary kind of ba
king powder. For all leading grocers
now sell Cleveland's at the uniform
price of l pound. 45 cents; 3 pounds,
il, and 5 pounds, $1 It.
5 Per Cent. Daily
Reduction Sale on
(Gill TO iUNSmS)
Ilegtanlng tlis seventeenth of thin month and running to tlio
first of November wo will place on sale evwy aaad ba ow
storo on a gradual reduction plan.
1 5 days, 1 5 prices on every bag, or
5 per cent. Reduction each day
Coma la the first, second or any other day. Baleot aba bag aaa
state price yoa with to pay for same. Should wa aot receive a
larger offer before Uie date oon-eqo ruling to the price yoa offer
Hie bag will b delivered to jronr adareaa.
See Window For Bags
See Koeppen for Explanation
Example Plan of a $5.00 Bag
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PERSONAL
MENTION
M. H. Klein of Stanfleld, Is a Pen
dleton visitor today.
C. Stocker of Uklah, is a guest of
the Hotel Bowman.
J. Hutchens of Echo, is a Pendle
ton business visitor today.
A. B. Taylor Is over from La Grande
for the transaction of business.
Tom Ayres retuned this morning
from a business visit to Helix.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Forshaw are in
Walla Walla on a business trip.
J. F. McNaught came up from
Hermiston this morning on the motor
car.
M. E. Pomeroy and family of En
terprise, are guests of the Hotel Bow
man. P. H. McPhee came down this
morning from the Wenaha springs
summer resort.
H. E. Bartholomew came up from
Stanfleld last evening for the trans
action of business.
T. D. Matthews returned to his But
ter creek ranch this morning after a
visit with relatives here.
O. G. Allen of Echo, came up from
that place this morning and Is trans
acting business here today.
Alonzo Knotts, the Pilot Rock
sheepman, Is In the city today for
the transaction of business. .
Will Moore accompanied John
Manning, democratic congressional
nominee to Echo this morning.
Judge T. P. Gilliland was a pas
senger on the local train from the
west en of the county last evening.
H. L. Burnham and wife of Free-
water, are Pendleton visitors having
come down last evening from the east
end of the county.
II. J. Carroll of Hermiston, is in
Pendleton today, having come up last
evening from his home in the west
end of the county.
Attorney II. W. Slater and James
Johns went to Hermiston this morn
ing to attend the Chamberlain meet
ing there this afternoon.
A. C. Reeves, formerly manager of
the Hotel Oregon at Hermiston, came
up from the west end of the county
this morning on the motor car.
C. A. Barrett, republican candidate
for Joint senator, returned yesterday
afternoon from Morrow county where
he had been in the Interest of his
candidacy.
Bert Wilson, former deputy sheriff,
who is now special claim agent for the
O. R. & X., is in the city today on
his way to Portland from a business
visit to Spokane.
Ray Fugit, an employe of the John
L. Vaughan Electric company, Is car
rying his hand In a sling as the re
sult of a burn. He was working with
a gasoline soldering torch when gaao
lle which had been spilled on his
hand became Ignited. The Injury Is
more painful than serious.
MOII.ER EXPIXIES ANT
GUNBOAT GOES DOWN
Port An Prince, Ilnyti, Oct. 20.
Fifty men, including the ranking of
ficers and jwirt of the crew of the
I lay t inn gungnat I -a Iiibcrta, It Is be
lieved, drowned today when the boat
sank off Port Ie Inlx. The boiler
Mew up and tore a great hole in the
!wttom of the vessel. Twenty were
rescued. The vessel was northward
Ixiiiiid. huvlng left this port Monday.
.Many Juiiikh1 Into the sea before the
lifeboats were launclied. The ship
sunk In a few minutes.
NEW JERSEY MILITIA IS
ASKED TO QUELL RIOT
Jersey City, Oct. 26. Following the
turbulent riot during the last twenty
four hours In connection with the
strike of wagon helpers for five dol
lars a day. tho United States Express
company asked Governor Fort to call
out the militia today. The non union
drivers were assaulted and pistols and
stones thrown during the disturbance.
Everybody wants the best for the Money
We've Got it in Boy's, Misses'
and Children's Shoes
We can save you money on every pair. Try one pair
and if you say they're not right we will make it
right, no questions asked
A Misses calf skin shoe, button, snappy style
Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 for $2.00 Sizes 8 1-2 to 2 for $1.75
Sizes 5 I -2 to 8 for $ 1 .40 and $ 1 .50
We are selling a Woman's Flexible Sole Cushion Insole Shoe,
With Low Heel for ....
$3.00
WHY PAY $4,00 AND $5.00 FOR. THE SAME THING
If Low Prices and Good Goods Will Get Your Business
We Ought to Have it.
Wohlenberg Dep't. Store
Better Goods for
Less Money
SAX FKAXCISOO GETS
BIG AVIATIOX ALECT
San Francisco, Oct. 26. A big avi
ation meet for San Francisco was as
sured today by a message from the
Xatlnal Aero association of New
York, sanctioning November 23rd as
the date of a meet. It Is announced
that DeLesseps, Moissant, Latham,
Hamilton, Brookins, Willard and Hox
sey are among those who will compete.
The meet will be biggest ever held in
the west. Seventy-five thousand dol
lars in prizes will be given away.
DIRIGIBLE BALLOOV MAKES
TRAXS-CIIAXXEL FLIGHT
London, Oct. 26. From Molssons,
France to Aldershot, England, in 5
hours was the feat accomplished to
day by the dirigible "Morning Post"
This is the second time in history that
the English channel has been crossed
by a dirigible. The newspaper "Mor
ning Post" presented the Balloon to
the war office of the government on
the completion of the flight.
F.Iks Attention.
All members of Pendleton Lodge
No. 288, B. P. O. E , are requested to
be present at the regular meeting on
Thursday evening, October 27. Ini
tiation. By order of exalted ruler.
THOS. FITZ GERALD, Sec.
I A Wonderful Spectacle I
its
Is presented to thoss who after
months or perhaps years of
seml-bllndnees first put on
glasses, which exactly correct
the Defects of Vision. Such
Glasses are fitted here.
Tears of study and experi
ence, together with our Modern
Equipment has placed as In
position to Scientifically Cor
rect any Defect of the Eye
that can be Remedied with
Glasses.
Hundreds of satisfied patrons recommend our Work
DALE ROTHWELL, Optometrist
vrith Wm. Hanscom, THE Jeweler
Cold weather is coming. We have
the best coal on the market. A ton is
2000 lbs at -Pendleton Lumber Yard,
Phone Main. O.
NEWS FllOM ALASKAN' CAMPS.
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Several IniMrtnnt Xcw Strikes Re
ported From tho North.
The excellent monthly summary of
progress In Alnska, published by the
Alaska-Yukon Magazine this month
is optismlstlc. It says: "News of
new gold strikes In several districts
of the territory sounds a hopeful note
In the events of the summer season.
it is the fulfillment of many confl-!
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certain to be a widely Increased area 1
of prospecting and another rise of
production. This season's Alaska
gold output will bring the grand to
tal up to $180,000,000, and it is al
most certain that in 1911 the two
hundred million mark will be passed.
It is not too much to hope, In view
of present developments, the next
year's production will bo larger than
that of the banner year of 1906 when
$22,000,000 was sent out.
"Among the strikes reported there
Is a considerable share of gold quarts
finds. Indicating definitely the steady
development of this permanent form
of wealth production. Nevertheless,
the reports from new placer ground
show that the end of the Alaskan
places is still too far off to be visible
to the naked eye.
"The facts about the Idltarod are
now apparent from the numerous re
liable reports that have been receiv
ed. That the camp is a rich one is
assured, conservative estimates plac
Ing its possible output at about $35,
000,000. But that the area of mlnable
ground Is not so great as had been
hoped seems true. Various estimates
give the length of the paystrealc as
about eight miles, divided among ten
creeks. Most of the ground will re
quire considerable machinery for its
effective operation and a large amount
of this is on the way from outside."
There are a lot of men willing to
die for the flag who would not swing
the parlor carpet In the breeie for
BEN HILL
Progressive Candidate for
JOINT 1 FPU KiS 15 X TATI VE
For Umatilla and Morrow
Counties.
AX ADVOCATE OF
Direct Primary
Statement Xo. 1
Initial irc and Referendum
Proportional Representation
PLATFORM.
1. Stand for the enactment of bet
ter laws favoring the construction of
good and permanent roads.
2. Favor good schools and believe
our educational Institutions should
be second to none In the United
States.
3. Favor the enactment of laws
placing all franchise corporations in
the hands of the Railroad Commission
4. Favor the "Texas' plan for reg-
ulntlng Insurnnce Companies.
5. Gradual elimination of all state
taxes by equitable indirect taxation.
6. I am oposed to the repeal of all
laws made by the Oregon voters
through the Initiative.
7. Favor the still further reduc
Hon of freight rates by keeping open
the Columbia River.
Mark vour ballot
88 X BEX HILL.
(Paid AdvutlMSMat)
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PENDLETON I
DRUG co. y
Chickens ! Chickens ! ! Chickens !!
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. All kinds, sizes and colors, young and old
Far ofcolee rwssu eaes ph.iie yr ardor alsjht keter. Wl
dress noae semap far so H yea Mam aaia atarasje peasaij
patronise Iba titer fteilaar er store yearseH.
East End Grocery
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Telephone
Main 536
Make Your Home
COMFORTABLE
Buy a
HEATER
REMEMBER
There is a threat difference in Tleaters. Just because a
Btove is very highly nickel trimmed and makes a good out
side appearance is no reason that it is a good Ileater. On
tho other hand it may be a great fuel consumer.
ECONOMY
on fuel is a groat item now-a-days at the present price of
wood or coal, and in ordering our Heaters every year we
give this one item great consideration. Ask any user of the
following stoves if we are right, find out for yourself.
Cole's Hot Blast, Cole's Air-tight,
Ion a, Wood Superior, Colonial,
Mountain Oak, Great Western,
Superior Radiator and the Radium
Priced from $6 to $32.50
It will pay you to see our line of heaters before buying.
The Taylor Hardware Co.
741 Main St.
Phone Main 87
wifey for love or money.