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DAILY EAST OREC.ONLIN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1907.
EIGHT PAGES.
BRIEF RECORD OF
Quality
Beautiful Chinaware
Sl Bed Rock Prices
COUNTY EVENTS
Special Correspondence
PAGE SIX.
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Holiday
Gifts
Properly
Selected
From
Among
Jap Brasses
Art Leather Goods
Framed Pictures
Mirrors Hand
Mirrors Triplicate
Choice Bits of China
Toilet Sets
Manicure Sets
Mission Souvenirs
Steins
Fountain Pens
Kodaks
Cut Glass
Perfumes,
Highest Grade
Choice Candies
MAKE)
HAPPY
FRIENDS
Lowest Prices
No Trash
The Pendleton
Drug Co.
Don't Fall to See
T!!E
IM
The Popular Ladles' and
Children's
THEATER
Moving Pictures
That are funny and
fascinating
New Illustrated Songs.
Programe Changes
Son., Tues. & Friday
Shows 2 to 5 p. m.
and 6:30 to 10 p. m
Admission - 10c
Children under 10 yrs. 5c
'Main st Next to Raders
"Everybody Works
But Mother"
She Cooks
With Gas
AFFORDS A SOFT, WHITE,
LIGHT AND IS UNSURPASS
ED TO READ BY.
Call at office for particulars.
Northwestern Gas
& Electric Co.
MATLOCK BUILDLNG.
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JACK BROWN
Dealar In
HIDES, WOOL AND JUNK.
212 W. WEBB ST.
Tike Eaat Oregonlan la Eastern Ore
gon'! representative paper. It leads
and the people appreciate It and show
It by Uietr liberal patronage. It la
the advertising medium of tbe section.
WORK AT THE ECHO
EXD ABOUT COMPLETE
lYeparatloiia for Big ClirMmaa Ball
Athletic Association Has Been
Permanently Organized More Cut-
tic Shipments Being Mode A
School Tax U Levied In Echo
rioneer to California.
C1IKISTMAS WILL BE
DULY CELEBRATED.
ChrLstnins Trees and Programs Will
Bo in Order -Lodgo of Redmcn
Elect Officers Work Goes on In
Satisfactory Way About Here
Farmers Coiitliiuo to Clear Lands.
Echo. Dec. 23. H. W. King, who
has charge of the ditch work at this
cnA nt th Umatilla DroJect. says that
' . i. nlAPi, nhniit feara ia nnn in tati
complete. About 20 men are env
ployed as yet along the ditches
watching breaks and repairing any
damage that might be done while
the water la being run through to
ward the reservoir. While very lit
tle trouble has been experienced so
far It- will take some time to get
things working Just right.
' It Is rported that the Echo office
will be discontinued soon after the
first of the year and that what work
remains will be conducted at Her-
mlston. Attorney O. P. Morton, rec
lamtlon attorney will be at Hermjs.
ton probably for some months to
come, and Mr. King and others em
ployed here will probably go to Her
mlston or elsewhere In the service of
the government
Christmas Ball.
The local firemen will give a grand
mask ball on Christmas eve. Elabo.
rate preparations are being made , for
this occasion.
Athletic Association,
The Echo Athletic association has
been permanently organized with the
following officers: J. C. Hosklns,
president; J. Mathes, vice president;
F. M, Conner, secretary; Wm. Hog-
Hermlston. Dec. 23. Chrlsmas will
be celebrated In good old style In
Hermiston his year. At the Hermls
ton hall Santa Claus will appear In
person, and there will be a Christmas
tree. The arrangements for the af
fair have been completed and the
program committee has arranged a
fine program of music and recita
tions. Presents will be hung on the
trees which will be distributed at the
close of the program.
Umatilla tribe No. 47, Redmen,
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Sachem, K. K.
Bowsher; prophet, George Carr; sen
ior sagamore, George Tyacke; Junior
sagamore, Roy Saxton; keeper of
wampum, John Donavan; chief of
records, Harry Burke.
Louis Scholl, Jr., of Echo, was a
recent vislor In the city on business.
Work on the dam Is progressing In
the usual way, and everything: looks
very favorable for the watering of
much of the land under the project
for next season.
Mrs. F. J. Moule, teacher In our
public school, has gone to Pendleton
to spend the holidays.
W'ork on the new brick block In
Hermiston Is well under way, and
the building will be finished before
early spring.
The farmers of the Hermiston and
Echo country were never more pleas-
SPECIAL
0-piece dinner set
beautifully colored with
or without floral, design;
porcelain china, a big
bargain (or .-..$5.00
VTPwrf AT
Dishes
Glassware
German China
V? vt&Zr-
Haviland
Crockery
gard, treasurer.. The club is arrang- ed than they are at the present time,
ing to play a game of basket ball
with Umatilla in the near future.
Grand Master Scott of the I. O. O
F. lodge lectured here a few evenings
ago,
The members of the ladies' aid held
a church fair and social on the 17th
which proved to be a great success.
Cattle Shipments.
Eleven carloads of cattle wen out
from this place In the past several
days to the JJnion Meat company at
Portland, most of which was shipped
by the Stanfleld brothers, and a few
loads were shipped by Frank Sloan.
Seven loads of these were steers and
were for Christmas beef. Many ship
ments are expected to b made after
the first of the year.
School Tax Loried.
At a recent meeting of the school
board a six mill tax was levied by
the school district. Last year It took
an ls-miu tax to raise the money
that a 6-mlll tax will raise this year.
There was quite a fall of snow In
the Echo country Friday and Satur
day, being almost enough for sleigh
ing. The rain of Saturday took most
of It away, however.
Pioneer to California.
D. McCarty, an old pioneer of the
Butter creek country, accompanied
by his wife, has gone to Turlock, Cal
ifornia, to visit relatives and to spend
the winter,
The Odd Fellows lodge of this place
is contemplating putting In a pipe
line from the city reservoir to the
cemetery in order to furnish water
for the cemetery.
. w. ou ot rosier nas some
peanut3 on exhibition that are three
Inches long and almost an Inch
thick, which he grow on his farm a
few miles from here. They are mon
ster peanuts, and a great advertise
ment for this section of the country,
For the Bridge.
The hundred foot span for the west
ond of the bridge over the Umatilla
at this place has arrived, and a force
The weafher has been fine so far for
all crops. People about here still
continue clearing land all winter, pre
paring for water next season.
R. E. Little of Portland, has been
visiting friends In Hermiston for a
few days.
There will be Christmas trees In
the various homes here, and every
one expects to have an enjoyable
Christmas.
Colonel H. G. Newport has been a.
recent visitor in Portland.
E. C. Wells, one of the, engineers
at the head of the reclamation service
has been here looking over the pro
ject.
Tom Duncan of Portland, was here
this week lookine over business in
terests here.
NEW LODGE ORGANIZED.
Lartreot Initiation Ever In State 01
Oregon.
Freewater. Dec. 23. Freewater
lodge No. 202 has been organized
with a charter list of 75 members,
Grand Master of Oregon, Kicnara
Srot't was here for the purpose of
organizing this lodge Friday night
last. Of the number 65 were can
dldates who were Initiated Into the
secret work of the order by teams
from the two lodges at Walla Walla
and at Milton. This Is the largest
number of candidates ever Initiated
into this order at one time In the
state, and this lodge gives every in
dicatlon of being a very strong one,
the newly elected officers of the
lodge are as follows:
P. O., D. C. Sanderson; N. G., G
L. Sutherland; vice grand, R. O.
Hadley; recording secretary, C. T.
Godwin; permanent secretary, L. C.
autcneii; treasurer, w. m. waugero;
wnrdner, E. F. Borthoff; com. A. a.
Pearson, T. G.; S. J. Campbell, O. G,
W. A. Borthoff. R. S. N. G.; J. H.
Hadley; R. S. V. G.. C. Powell; L. S.
V. G., L. Hoadley;. S. S., L. Barnes;
of men will be put to work today put- k. S. S., W. J. Hayes; trustees, A. J.
ting up the piers for the erection of
the bridge. Three new piers will be
built. The river will be high for a
few months from now on, and It Is
necessary to have the bridge repair
ed so that the teams can drive over
instead of fording the river as has
been done for some time.
The Newport Construction com
pany still Has a large force of men
at work on the Hinkle Ditch com
pany extensions a few miles from
here. Many hundred additional acres
will be Irrigated by this company In
a snort time.
lr.. t . ..
-.d. dames nosKinH, who was
taken to the hospital at Pendleton a
few days ago on account of illness.
na returned nome much Improved.
It looks as though every one would
nave a good time here Christmas.
urcai preparations nave been made.
The young folks have been skating
some of late on the different smaller
streams.
mi .. . .
me pupus in Miss Rlppey's and
Miss King's rooms will unite in
Christmas exercises Tuesday after
noon, December 24. Parents and
Bradley, Dan Kirk and W. H. Hafer,
The first meeting of the new lodge
will be held January 1.'
Catarrh Cannot Be Cawed
with LOCAL APPLICATION a tb
mnnot reach tbe seat of tba dHaw Cm
tarrta Is a blood or 'onsUtutlunal 1lieas
and in order to cor it yon moat tako m
tenial remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cat I
taken Internally and acta Alraetl m to
blood and macona snrfaeaa. bail1
tarrh Core la not a quack medicine. I
was prescribed by one of tbe best phyal
elans In this c nntrj for Tears and Is
regular prescription. U Is composed of
the beat tonic known, combined with th
beat blood purifiers, acting directly on tb
macona surtacea. The perfect combination
or tne two ingrecjienra ia wnat proa oca
inch wonderfnl reanlta In coring Catarrh
Bend ror tntimniai tree.
F. J. CHENEY as CO., Propa., Toledo, O
Sold by drneglsts, price 76c.
Take Uall'i Family Pills for constipation
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel S. Goorge. J. C. Waldron,
M. Jones, Palouse; H. E. Curry, Ba.'
ker City; H. F. Turner, Portland;
Mrs. Maxfleld, Walla Walla; Walter
Kuhn, Baker City; S. Prlgcrson, N.
T.; 8. D. McNeely, Kallspell, Mont;
friends of the miblie school, win at. P- S. Esterday, Walla Walla; Rawla
tend. Miller, Corvallls; J. Hatcher, Port
E. H. Brown, editor of the FVhn land; G. C. Mackie, American
Register, was a business visitor in FallB Idlaho; Mrs. OUIe Patterson,
Hermiston Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Ward, Oregon City; Geo.
Note for Sale.
a five year note for $800 bearing
per cent. Interest paid annually.
Secured by mortage on real estate
worth 11600. Enquire at Wonder
store.
LIFE NOT WORTH LIVING.
You can get the best dressed tur-
kpys, geeso, chickens, ducks, at Ly
man's market.
Don't say life Is not worth living.
Take Sexlne Pills and when you feel
the new life coursing through your
veins you will feel a new Interest In
living. Sexlne Pills are sold by the
Pendleton Drug Co. This is the store
that sells all the principal remedies
and does not substitute. Price 11 a
Granitware
Tinware
Kitchen Utensils
Novelty China
ON OUR BALCONY
DINNER SETS
New Stock Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries lor the Christmas Dinner.
Almonds
Peanuts
Chestnut
Brazil Nuts
Filbert Nuts
Apples
Pears
Oranges
Tangerines
Bananas
Lemons
Fresh Eastern Oysters
Mince Meat
Comb Honey
Figs, Dates
Celery
Cabbage
Cranberries
Raisins
Candles
Young Onions
Dry Onions
Garllo
Turnips
Beets
Carrots
Sweet Potatoes
Horseradish
Sweet Pickles
Dill Pickles
Pour Pickles
Olives, bottled and bulk
Sour Kraut
Chickens
Turkeys
Geese live or dressed
Free Demonstrations and Treats
Every Saturday to those visiting our balcony. You are always welcome.
(x. R. DEMOTT & CO.
Phone Main 37
' Headquarters for Table Dishes and Delicacies.
box, six boxes $5. Full guarantee.
D. O'Connor, WaHa Walla; C. S.
Meedy and wife, Echo; E. Wells,
Portland; J. Sedore, Spokane; C. W.
Isaacs, J. J. Hogan, Portland; Gwen
doline Lamar, J. A. Allison, J. T. La-
cey, Sam Lee, Portland; Mrs. C.
Hutchlns, Pittsburg; Mary A. Stone,
Wm. C. King, Spokane; H. O. Snow,
New York; G. H. Sutherland, Walla
Walla; J. H. Dunlap, Cascade Locks;
P. Van Datta, Portland; Jas. W. Spen
cer, Hermiston; A. L. Meeks, ' Spo
kane; W. T. Shlrrey, E. H. Burke,
Jas. Peters, Portland; C. Myers, Athe
na; P. D. Huff, city;' C. D. Farner,
Portland; J. T. Bradley," city; J. C.
Moore, C. A. Berkley, Portland; A.
Dibble, D. A. Carrigan, Spokane; L.
E. Kellogg, E. C. Allen, Wm. Red-
dig, Edw. Culp, Portland; H. E. Reed
lone; Ruth Reed, lone; Eunice Steel,
city.
Golden Rule Hotel. Herbert Fer-
rlng, Starbuck; Mrs. Myrtle Moller,
Effie Jersey, city; H. Boylen, Pilot
Rock; Jane Davareaux, Toledo; M.
E. Marks, J. S. D. Brown. H. Kllnk.
Hbldman; W. M. Fotrrono; S. E.
Hellmet, Boise; S. A. Saylor, Uma
tilla; John Kala; Jack Williams,
Walla Walla; E. Zimmerman, J.
Jesse, A. A. Schofield, Spokane; J.
House, Portland; L. H. Fry, Starbuck;
M. A. Sturtlvant, Pilot Rock; A. K.
Horn.
Go to Lyman's for
poultry of all kinds.
your dressed
The Aloxandor Department Store
Givers of Best Values.
This week you can buy any garment in our suit department
at a great saving. An examination of our stock shows that
we have more stock than should be on January 1st. We are
willing to pay you to help us right matters at once. The entire
stock is offered at special prices.
See Window Display
Compare Prices and Quality
did)!!
Fill your coal bin before the freezing weather
starts. We have the finest Wyoming Coal, per
fectly clean and free from clinkers. By buying
clean coal you save fuel and money, and besides
derive more heat.
Phone main 546 and try a load.
Sucessors to Robert Forster Lumber Yard.
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