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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-25
ONE HUNDRED TWO IN SHADE.
Thermometer Climbs High Today;
Heat Good for Growing Grain.

With the termometer at 102 in the
shade this afternoon the people of
Pendleton have had an experience
with a decidedly different class of
weather from what has prevailed
during most of the spring. Yesterday
was also hot day. but the thermom
eter did not run to the dizzy height
that it reached today At the residence
of H. F. Johnson, the official ther-
mometer registered 81 yesterday. This
afternoon it has been several degrees
hotter than that, while under the
awnings on the east side of Main street
the mercury reached 102 at 2:30 this
afternoon.
Weather Good for Grain.
According to those who are in
formed regarding the condition of the
wheat. the present weather is ideal
for the filling and rpening of the
grain. No danger is expected unless
hot winds occur.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-25

There is something In store for
you In every advertisement In the
East Oregonlan. Don't fail to
read every line.
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had one. So that the number of points and
virtues which you have inherited from your
name-fa Their is already quite surprising.
wish you would tell your father-not
that l like TO encourage my rival-that we
have had wonderful time here of late. and
that they are having cold day in Molnoo.
and the consuls are writing reports. and
am writing: to the Times and If we don't
get rid of our friends this time 1 snail be-
gin TO despair OF everything but my name
daughter.
the birthday on your age. From the mo-
ment the deed was registered (as 1t vas in
the public press with every So.emnity) the
18th OF November became your own and
only birthday. and you ceased to be born
On Christmas day. Ask your father. l am
sure he will tell you this is sound law. You
are thus become a month and twelve days
younger than you were, but will go on
growing older for the future in the regular
and human manner from one 18th of No
vember to the next. The effect on me is
more doubtful. L may, as you suggest, lire
forever: l might. on the other hand. come
to pieces like the one-hoss shay at n mo-
ments notice. Doubtless the step was
risky but ! do not the least regret that
which enables me to sign myself your
revered and delightful name-father
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSOIi.
Miss Ide spent last winter in California
bit had fortunately just left San Francisco
for another part of the state at the time
of the earthquake. Her apartments in the
city. however. were burned and she lost
many valued souvenirs of her Philippine
life and oriental fabrics The wedding
occurs about the middle of November ana
be quiet affair. though her many
friends are anxious to give her a reception
and will probably have the opportunity
Before making their home in this ty they
will take short honeymoon abroad. Miss
Ide's gowns were all made in Paris and
are described beautiful creations.
Miss Frank n Harvey OF Seabrook
terta ned at her home on Halloween even
:vrer Fh.a hnIyS was NaFV dpf
GRATED with autumn leaves and chrysan-
themums. Appropriate games were played.
which afforded the guests great amuse-
ment after which they all adjourned to
the dining room. where a repast was
served. Among those present were Miss
Dow of Washington. Misses Bessie Cook.
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famous ridge just back of the mansion,
; where Hawthorne daily walked while evolv-
ing his rOmanceS.
Miss Lothrop was the recipient of a great
profusion of most beautiful flowers. Ameri-
can beauties being greatly in evidence, with
orchids and the choicest roses.
The Misses Genie, Maude. Rose and Ber-
tina Riggles gave Halloween party out at
their country home. SeabroOk. Maryland
Various games were played-bobbing for
apples. &c. Then the young folks masked
ghosts and danced or told ghost stories
in the pumpkin lantern light until supper
was served. The dining room wall was
decorated with cornstalks and pumpkin lam
terms and fruit and oak branches spread
across the ceiling looked like an orchard
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. r. r.
Riggles, Misses A. Genie. Maude. Rose and
Bertha higgles: Mrs. Edyth Coghlan and
Marshall and Blair II. cles. Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Weed and children Misses
Nellie McCormic. Madge Luckett. Terry
Walsh Ella O'Leary. Lucie Inscoe Mamie
Inscoe Mayme Davis. Matte Hainey Altha
Mollinham. Nora Mollnham. Blanche Rich
ardson. Messrs. Weisher, Wood s. Faulk-
ner. B. Reynolds. Harry Richards. Frank
Kramer. John Casey. Clarence Sorrelh Nor
man Jardine. Eugene Jardine, Eugene
Meade Milton Krieder. Percy Gray. George
Gardner. Charles Williams. Thurston john
son. Marion Lashorne and George Jenkins
Among the most charming of Halloween
frolics was surprise party rendered to the
Misses Carew. 1908 Newton street north
west. by number of their friends Mr.
Charles Burns rendered a solo on the violin
AMI Miss Pauline Carew, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Fern Carew, sing several
selections from popular operas. At late
hour the party repaired to the dining room.
whe.e refreshments We're served. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gallo
way, Mr.. and -.rs. H. Johnson. Miss NJ
Burns. Miss E. Brooks, Miss L. Woods,
Miss A. Berkeley ana the Misses Carew:
Messrs. Fl. Crawford. b. F. Rollins. DR.. w.
Crane of Erie. Pa. w. hurry. d. Goodwin
j. Kopler. Edw. Davis. Capt. White of Phii-s
adelph!a. Charles Burns. NJ. A. Hart Frank
Wallace and Samuel Carew. jr.
The rage OF Miss Fannie Ma. Ellison
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Ballantrae' and Moral Embiems' civil
engineer. sole owner and patentee of the
palace and plantation known as Vailima II
the island of Opolu. Samoa, a British SUBJ
ject, being IN sound mind and pretty we'll.
thank you, in body:
I'm consideration that Miss A. H. Ide.
daughter of H. G. Idc. in the town of St
Johnsbury, in the county of Caledonia. in
the state of Vermont. United States of
America, ''aS born, out of all reason, upon
Christmas day. and is therefore. out of all
justice denied the consolation of proper
birthday;
And considering thattI the said Robert
Louis Stevenson, have attained an age
when never mention II. and that have
now no further use for birthday of any
descriptions:
| And in consideration that have met. II.
| c. Ide. father of the said A. III 1de, and
found him about as white land commits
sioner l require:
| "Have transferred and do hereby transfer
to the saia A. II. Ide all and whole of my
rights and privileges in the thirteenth day of
November, formerly my birthday. now here
| by. and hencefor;h the birthday of said A IL.
| Ide. to have. ho.d. exerc Sc and enjoy the
same in the customary manner. blythe sport
| ing of fine raiment. eating of rich meats and
| receipt of gifts. compliments and copies of
| verses accord ng to the manner of oCr
| ancestors:
And | direct the said A. H. Ide to add
| to her said name of Annie III. Ide the name
! Lousa-at least in private: and ! charge
\ her to my said birthday with modera-
| ton and humanity. 'et tamquam bona fila
| famlia.' the birthday not being so young
| as l once was and having carried me in a
very satisfactory manner since | can re-
| member:
"And in case the said A. FL. Ide shall
! neglect or contravene either of the above
/ conditions. l hereby revoke the donation
and transfer my rights in the sad birth
day to the Pres, dent of the Uni led States
of America for the time being.
"In witness whereof hereto set my hand
and seal this nineteenth ay of June in the
year or grace eighteen hundred and ninety
one. ROBERT LOUIS STEW ENSOS.
witness: Lloyd Osbourne
Witness: Harold Watts
! The original document is now preserved
| n Judge Ides safe in his St. Johusbury
| home and is the most highly valued souye-
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(TROULAND & KUNDAHL)


and dining room were decorated in autumn
leaves, and the pumpkin lanterns were
the only lights visible when the guests
arrived Dancing was the feature of the
evening" and the orchestra played behind
screen Of palms and chry sa nthemums. The
Halloween scheme was carried out at sup
per and the table was decorated very ar
tisticalIy. Those present were Miss Mildred
Dick, Miss Bertha Taylor. Miss Annie
Faunt Lee Roy. Miss Virginia Spear. Misses
Grace and Ada Noble, Miss Margarine
Hammer. Miss Molly Stephenson. MISS
Dick. Robert Frazier. Arthur Edwards. Ed
ward Hammer, Charles Noble. Joseph Ste
phenson, Frank Roach. Horace Clark. Ran
del Lancaster and Charles Church
Mrs Mamie Gardner, niece Of Mr.. E. H.
Jackson OF Front Royal. Va. and her two
daughters are in the city and have located
at the Newberne for the winter.
The Misses Gladys and Doris Bell. daugh-
ters of Mr., and Mrs. Bell OF 1i4i Chaplin
street northwest, gave Halloween Y-rty
to some OF their Htsls friends Wednesday
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and Mr.. Carroll v. Shreve took place Tues
day night at the Dulin Chapel Methodist
Episcopal Church South, Falls Church. Va,
Rev Benjamin F. Ball. uncle of the bride.
officiating. The church was filled to over
flowing with relatives and friends. The
brides sister, Miss Minnie D. Ellison. was
maid Of honor, and Mr.. H. Lawrozce
Shreve, brother of the groom. best man.
Misses Lillian Shreve and Louise Febrey
were flower girls. The ushers were Messrs.
r. F. Wright. J. H. MARI and A. B. Piggott.
Miss Gertrude KILLER presided at the organ.
The bride entered the church with her IA
at the altar by the groom The brice was
attired in French batiste over taffeta silk.
trimmed with baby Irish insertion. valen-
ciennes lace and white ribbon The veil was
caught with orange blossoms. The maids
dress was French batiste trimmed with
baby Irish medallions and Mechlin lace
The bride carried shower bouquet Of ride
roses and lilies of the valley. The church
was handsomely decorated with flowers
ferns and autumn leaves. After the cere-
mony at the church the couple returned to
the home Of the brides parents. where con-
gratulations were received and light re-
freshments served. Mr.. and Mrs. Shreve
at a late hour left for trip of ten days.
The wedding presents were many and hand
some.
Commander and Mrs. Harry Phelps gave
Halloween party Wednesday evening at
their apartments in the Portner In honor
York and Miss Ethel Hoagland Of South
Carolina The parlors were decorated In
red and yellow chrysanthenums and large
pumpkins were hung from the ceilings.
The festivities began at S o'clock and last
ed uyoil midnight. Games in keeping with
the spirit CT the holiday Were INDUCED in
by the young people present. unique mock
dinner which created much amusement.
was served. There were twelve courses.
Some of those present were Miss LaRgfit,
the Misses Abott Miss Isabelle Glennon,
Miss Taylor. Miss Polly Mason. Miss Scher-
nerhorn Miss Grace Peters and Miss Al
len. Messrs. Fred Duvall. Preston Evans.
Reid Yates. Charles Johnson, Addison
Ricaud Lieuts. Rchins. Dillon. Cleary and
Col Russell. Mr.. Asaki Kitagiki and Mr..
Drake. II
The Legion of Loyal Women will give
a Patriotic Vendu" to their friends on
November at Masonic Temple. 9th and F
streets northwest, the occasion being Grand
Army day.
A delightful Halloween party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stephenson. at
2Gi6 18th street northwest. In honor of
their daughter. Miss Mamie. last Wednes-
day evening. The pariors. reception hail
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evening. The house was appropriately dec
GRATED with jack o'larterns. apples. etc.
Ausic. games and refreshments filled the
evenings amusement.
Misses Marjorie and NatiEe German gave
Halloween party at their home. 1426 N
street northwest. last Wednesday evening.
Games appropriate for the occasion were
INDUCED In until a late hour, when re-
freshments were served.
The residence aef Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Kefauver. at Bethesda. Nd, was the scene
of one of the prettiest evenings entertain
ments last "Wednesday. A genuine CID time
Halloween supper was served from a table
on which the entire decora ton carried out
the Halloween scheme. Some of those
present were Misses Emma Ruebsam. Nor
tie Counselman. Beatrice Haney. Lelure
Morrison. Stella Haney. Merle Magruder,
Isabelle Ruebsam. Ella Lynch. Edith Ma
g-uder, Bessie Magruder, Lena Jones'
Daisy Hill. Ruth Lynch. Jane Ciasctt
Clara Renshaw. Grace Kefauyer, Edna
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Rare Specimens of the
Crafter'S FHandiWOrk.
Washington Book and Art
Exchange,
Gil 18TH ST. NV. LEE WASHINGTON.
oc15-1m.1b
Boy Commits Crime Asleep.
From the London Express.

From the London Express.
washerwoman named Nine. Cavet
was nearly stabbed to death by her hf-
teen-year-old son. CASTOR. who Is believed
to have committed the deed in his sleep.
Mime. Cavet was awakened in the night
by terrible blow on her shoulder. On
starting up she saw her son bending over
her with knife in his hand. She called
for help, but the youth repeatedly stabbed
her and then walked quietly back to his
room and went back to bed
Nine Cavet staggered out of her apart
ments for assistance, and was taken to the
Saint-Louis hospital, where she lies In q
critical condition.
The boy when taxed with the crime
denied that he had done it or knew any
thing about IL.
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Bertha and Nellie Stewart Sadie Busey.
Amy Harvey and Lorene Serrn. and
Messrs. Howard Beckett. Wade Fowler,
Elmer and Morris Harvey and Dave Serr- n
of SeabTook.
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Mrs. Milton c. Barnard VIII remain with
her daughter. Mrs. Edwin Pendieton Par
ker. 1I64 Willard street. during the month
of November. visiting Indiana in Decem-
Der.
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Miss Eicise Cissell entertained about
fifty guests at a Halloween party We'd
nesday evening. among them being four
classmates at school.
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The annual exhibition and sale of the
work done by the inmates of the Convent
of the Good Shepherd will be held at Rau-
ScherS on the afternoon of December 9.
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The Vicomtesse de la Bassetiere, nee
ODonnell. after visiting relatives in this
country for two months, will sail Tuesday
by the French liner La Provence.
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The Legion of Loyal Women will give.
Patriotic Vendu.' to their friends on
November 0 at Masonic Temple. 9th and F
streets northwest. the occasion being Grand
Army day. Fl
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Mr. and Mrs Thomas Evans Greene Uhe
latter formerly Miss Katie V. WILSON, are
now in their new home. 1l26 10th street
northwest. and will be at home Thursday
evenings during the season. when they will
be glad to see their friends.
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delightful Halloween party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stephenson. at
a1lG 18th street northwest. in honor of
their daughter. Miss Mamie. last Wednes-
day evening. The pariors. reception hail
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The Misses Abbot the twin daughters of
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Frederic V. Abbot,
will be Gebutantes of the coming season.
The Misses Abbot are the granddaughter
of Gen. H. L. Abbot, United State engi-
neer officer, retired
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he rage OF Miss Fannie Ma. Ellison
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lost

Lost A ladies green eton jack
ct, between Devils Lake and Chau-
tauqua. Finder please notify
Mrs. r 4. Fox.
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81 For9oHIe---BlTd dogs Tor sale at
from SIS to $40. I have located
at Larimore with few young
dogs for training and for sale.
Write j. w. Locke, Larimore,
N. ID.
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For Sale IA gasoline engine,
either as6 or II horse power
Engines are in first class run
ming order. Enquire at the
Marble Works, Devils Lake, N.
ID 3. Il. l..l
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FOR RENT

~ ..5sssG EUk RENI7
For Rent Three cheerful up
per rooms for light housekeep-
ing; rent $500. Address r. ST.
tbs aal office;
Good alarm clocks at $l.0O at
Huesgen's. .:sl
We have a complete stock Of
Thrasher supplies. Lubricators,
Oil cups, Injectors, Steam gauges
and Flue cleaners are among the
list at Peterson & Adams.
Screen Doors and Screen
Windows af,Nels. wv. KaWkin.
SON. independent Lumber
Yard 1.
pr. Jones a specialist on ner-S
yous diseases Of Minneapolis,
was here Sunday id consultation
with local physicians on the case
Of DR.. Ruger. Acomplete dag
nosis was made, but DR.. Jones.
could suggest moth hing more bene-
fetal than the treatment now
being given, nor could he give
the grief stricken family any
hope for the ultimate recovery
Of the distinguished patient.
The condition Of Dr.. Ruger for
the past few days has steadily
grown worse.
A surprise in the way Of 4
water melon party was given by
the girl friends of Misses MAY
and Reca Connolly, last Thurs
day evening at their pretty
home on Seventh street. Those
present were: Ruth Dodge, Lot
tie and Hazel Sparks, Lyla and
Blanche Fox, Celia Duell, Mari
an Mitchell, Llottie, Abel and
Lenor Thompson, Anna Serum
gard, Lille Wineman, Helen
Dennison, Jim G ollinson, Dan
Brennan, Earl Mann, Harold
Connolly, Jack Nimmo, Mr..
Dennis, Robert Cairns, Dan
Whitman, Tom Nc clean, Harold
Dodge, Allie McKenis. Willie
Cryde rrnan, Alfred Miller and
Carl Connolly. "A very enjoy
able time was had by all.
Joe Zunich says he has a good
deal Of trouble in supplying
help To farmers and convincing
them at the same time that he
is not boosting the wages Of the
help. Saturday he received q
letter from a farmer In this
county asking for several farm
hands, who stated that the go
ing wages Id that vicinity were
SO. 30 q day. fla the same mail
he received a letter from an
other farmer in another section
OF the county who wanted HELM
and stated that his neigh bors
Were paying So. 75 q day. Ell
would seem by this chat the
farmers are fixing the wages
then1se elves. The man WAC will
pay So. rs q day for help esta-
blishes that rate for all theI
rest, and the emp ynlent agent
IS p0WerIess To remedy the
matter Joe is an experienced
!, 4 49,, 2,ss i, "a & = - i
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INT Err OCEAN WANTS
FOR SALE
For Sale Cheap "A gasoline
engine at Marble Works, Devils
Lake, N. d.
FOR SALE

Residence for Sale. Seven room
house, small barn, garden, fine
trees, sewer and water in street..
Good ghborhood Price, 81, 900.
Apply to FL. Ct. Middaugh.
For Sale "A complete threshing
rig in first class running order.
The same may be seen at the
Jacobson farm four miles south Of
Penn, Norway Twp. Mrs. Olava
Jacobson.
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For Sale. "A Is h. p. Huber
engine in good shape. Aultman
& Taylor separator, 32x48, Par
sons feeder and Fosston blower,
all in No. / condition, for sale
cheap. Inquire Of w. a. Kim
merly or Inter- Ocean.
Also my farm Of 480 acres Of
land, sec. 1910 and 3 in Lake
township. One of the best stock
farms in Ramsey county. The
celebrated Kimmerly springs 10
Gated on the farm. On account
Of age and health am going to
sell.