DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1903.
f
Ask
Your
Doctor
He will tell you
That barley -malt is a
half-digested food, as good
as food can be.
That hops arc an ex
cellent tonic.
That the little alcohol in
beer only 3j4 per cent
is an aid to digestion.
But Purity
is Essential
But he will tell you that
beer must be protected
from germs, and brewed
in absolute cleanliness.
He'll say, too, that age
is important, for age brings
perfect fermentation.
Without it, beer ferments
i on the stomach, causing
biliousness.
' Schlitz beer is brewed with all
precautions. It is the hub-
nized standard all the wciriu
over, because of its purity.
Askfortht Brmtry Bottllitz-
Phono SI Main,
H. Kopittke,
507 Main St., Pendleton
FRUIT CROP GOOD
STATE BOARD OF HORTI
CULTURE HOLDS MEETING.
Reports From All Over the State Are
Encouraging Full Crop of Prunes
In Eastern Oregon Rains Hinder
Berry Picking.
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Portland, July 15. Junrterly ro
ports of horticultural commissioner
of tht state hoard, submitted at tho
mooting of the executive committee
Tuesday evening, tdiow that tho fruit
crop prospectu. nil Milium considered,
are fully up to the average In all por
tions ot the state. The prune crop
is salt! to he especially heavy. The
mooting of the executive committee
was lor the purposo of nudlting ox.
nouses and accounts and transacting
purely routine business.
11 H Weber, commissioner at The
Dalits. Htates that ho 1ms been try
I'v. to got a dryer established there.
Tic says
"KM'ry thing points to a prosperous
' ' .v lor tho irultgrtnvor at this time.
I .i'ti working hard to establish u dry
i here and a cannery, if possible.
ihr dryer Ih needed here very much,
as th. prune crop Is something lm
m- n.M nnd unless a drying plant is
i Mlili.-.hed I fear that a groat innio
" mil", will go to waste.
A cannery l not In such urgent
d I'ana iim n dryor, yet I am satisfied
"' .i moderutp-slzed plant could be
ma'li to pay horo."
Poor Crop of Prunes.
.Iiiiid (Jeer commissioner at Cove,
l nrt- a-- follows:
Thi : c lias been unite a heavy shod
'i. truit rrop. especially apples
. i i .a.-. I believe it Is reduced to
' er , .'iit of a crop on either, and
u' rrti will not average Of, por
. ' ' lit hut prunes bid fair to ho a
vor
wreaths were placed by various depu
tations. Throughout the forenoon the Htreotn
wore enlivened by mavtlal iniisle of
roglmoiitB marching to l.oiigclmnips.
where the annual rovlow was held
this afternoon by President l.oiibet,
In the presence of n large number of
people.
As the evening wore on vehicular
trallle ceased on nil tho principal
tlioroiigluares, and these wore quick
ly crowded with people vlowlng the
IllumluiUhms and fireworks, of which
there were several lino displays,
Observed in Washington.
Washington, T). C, July 14. Tht
trl-color waved over tho Krench em
bassy today, commemorating tuc
French national holiday, the anniver
sary of the fall or the Uastllo, on
July 11, 1 71)S. M. JiiBsernnd and his
subordinates appropriately ntu. quiet
ly observed the day, tho usual busi
ness of the embassy giving way to hol
iday recreations.
BOYCOTT WITH VIM
SPOKANE TELEPHONE
GIRLS ARE DETERMINED.
THE BEER THAT MADE MILWAUKEE FAMOUS
Over 2000 Removal Orders Now In
Hands of the Committees New
Telephone System Almost Assured.
As an outcome of tho strike of the
operators and linemen of tho Pacific
States Telephone & Telegraph Com
pany n rival telephone system may
be put In the field in tho course of n
fow days, says Mio Spokane Press.
Tho Piess Iuib It on good authority
that the firm of Uoorr, llltcholl & Co.,
the electrical dealers, will within a
few days apply to" the city council for
n franchise to establish a now tele
phone system n the city.
Doorr. .Mitchell & Co. already have
a franchise from the city for a mes
songor system, also for a system ot
burglar alarms, nnd It hud been ex
pected for some time that Mioy would
oventually try to Rot a telephone
franchise. A member of the firm was
naked today if the report was true
that they wore to apply to tho city
council for a franchise and ho stated
that he would neither deny or affirm
Peter Larson, the mil-
'Just tr .
Parrot Cigar
Set"
Grand Itondc vnlloy Is right
height of Its strawberry crop,
io fair. At this time we are
Oinwery weather, which is
i- (mental to berry picking, but Is
of grot henefit to all other crops."
H Carson, third district. Grant's
'us says
Wt have thus far had an unusual-1
IV drv serine Tln nnncli nrnn Is nl. I
IV a inlluriv I think mv oxtlninln I the report
n nor cent full high llonnire mining man, Is reported as
The apples and pears are all right. ' bel"K behind the proposed now com-bh-
I am afraid If It continues dry ! na"'-
M.rouchout the season tln.ro will lir l"e first ot the removal orders will
v...- .....nit ...... in i hp slvon In tin i-nmnnnv tnilnv liv itn
Huuii fiuaii juico. I am Hiding i;ruw-1 ......... .w
M orso try to consorvo more moisture striHUng employes. Many Have nl-
1 liv nnnrrrnflf. niilNvfilmn I M'lllty JI.'CIl lltrilCII 111 V UIOH I1U
"The L-rane i-nm .-if thin .into nmn,. i trons, hut the first list Ihut has ro mr
. . ' I ..I !. lt. ...... ...111
lses goon, vinoyards are thoroughly ""-" k" mum y ai.imi.-iB win
cultivated. " ,lp turned In today, and thoy number
nliout 1.000. leaving a balance of n
Miousnnd that tho girls havo not yet
kt v s - 111 -w. IIW
1 The Smoke of the
CoVers the Country .Jy
M Cremo Cignr has spread from
M man to man; from town to town; JM
M from stale to state until it is gftlSMT I
known and favored I
ffl ThC Largcst felling
8 0 i" the Worid'8 I
Hj&j s The Band Js the Smoker's Protection, I
lrriniiaiiiiiiimiwmftir"y H' ''ir -'fitwitiliffltilnTlrlllm 1 iiiiiimWiiWiMB
Night Was Her Terror.
"I wou.d cough nearly all night
long." writes Mrs. Charles Applegato,
of Alexandria. Intl.. "and coiiul hard
ly got any sleep. I had consumption
so bad that it I walked u block I
would cough frightfully and spit
blood, biu when all other medicines
failed, three S1.00 bottles of Dr.
King's Now Discovery wholly cured
me and I gained 08 pounds." It's ab
solutely guaranteed to cure coughs,
colds, la grippe, bronchitis and all
throat and lung troublos. Price 50c
and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Tall
man & f'o.'s drug store.
THE PARROT CIGAR IS A
SUPERIOR 5-CENT CIGAR.
THEY MIGHT HAVE MADE
OTHER BRANDS AS GOOD.
BUT THEY DIDN'T.
FALL OF BASTILE.
in 9 is i
' .roil o norhr.r
Commercial Co.
We Don't Keep Everything
But we do keep a good big
stock of nice dry Flooring,
Celling, Rustic and Finish,
in all grades. Also all kinds
of Dimension Lumber, In
cluding Lath and Shingles.
Our stock of Doors, Win
dows, Moulding, Building
and Tar Paper and Apple
Boxes is complete, and any
one In need of Lumber will
not be wrong In placing
their order with the : :
One Hundredth Anniversary
Celebrated.
Paris. July 14 The Parisians
Being
to
day have been celebrating the 1HM
annlversnry of tho capture of the Uas
tllo In the customary manner, the hol
iday corresponding with the Amori
can Fourth of July The first notice
able incident of the day was the an
nual demonstration ot tUt League of
Patriots hcrorc the Siraburg statue
and the Joan of Art taut wheie
given over to their central body.
Tho object In turning this list ot
removal orders over to tho officials
of the company nt this time Is to
show the strength and activity of tho
strikers In the hope that it may in
fliionce matters in being brought to
an early settlement.
in inc meantime tho girl strikers
are keeping up their spirits and the
work of getting signatures to removal
orders goos on as vigorously as on
the start.
There appears to ho no visible
change In tho aspect of tho linemen's
strike, the company ns yet pot' hav
ing signified Its Intention of with
drawing from Its position of not
treating with tho strlkors.
Local linemen have organized a bi
cycle brigade and these do picket
duty, looking after oporatlo"s of the
company and lending assistance to
tho girls.
Members of the union deny Mm
statement being circulated that C. M.
Allen, foreman of the telephone com
pany, is a member of the union.
RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS.
jf Gray's liorbor Com. Co.
Oop. W & C. ft. Depot
juffered Eight Months
?"I can heartily recommend Acker's
l.iblets for dyspepsia and stomach
i-.wblcs. I havo been suffering for
rht mnntliQ nnd trieil tnnnv t-nmo. I
:a without relief, until I got Acker's
ipepsla Tablets, which I used only
ishort tlmo and am now perfectly
$11. Thanking you for tho speedy
!,-overy, I nm gratefully yours, Fran
I. Gannor. Vancouver. Wash. Send
! W If IlnnUnr f'n Tlnffnln V
for a free trial package. (Nothing
B thorn. P. W. Schmidt Xr Hn
ifmirtats.
' Hi tt . . i H '
Iiwaporaxea
Cream I
boning tho abort cap label, flows Hi
from the can rich in every Ingredient
which enters into body bulidine, JHj
, Economy I
Brand I I
carries our euiranioe as to us ms I
HI carelul preparation, richness and
I, puiur. ii i umcrcni irom ine
HJ watery brands and adds a rich. Hjl
will do convinced it Is ths best.
Hi Look lor our cap label. Ml
H HELVETIA MILK
AV C0HDENSIHG CO.
VJ Highland, Illinois ftVMv
j Interesting Subjects Being Dlscus3co
at Portland; Maine.
, Portland, Mo., July 14. Tho (If.
teenth annual convention of tho
i National Association of Hallway Com
missioners opened in this city today
. and will continue until Friday. Mnro
than 31 states are roprosontcd by
about too delegates. The subjects to
be discussed nio grade crossings,
I clanirioatlori or operating nnd con
struction oxnenwis, taxes. and
plans for ascertaining fair values of
railroad property, unification of clas
sification mid simplification of tariff
sneot railroad statistics, lot-lslatlon
mailed safely nppllancos. rates and
rale maklntr. nnd forms of reports ot
ic-firic railways.
KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS. Ihailoi. Huclen l)r It A Willing-
little l!n Inn mil, Vn . Hev W S
Believed That the State Convention J Wall.i-r I amli.'iMt'-. T'Niis. I)r II. II
Will Endorse Roosevelt. I Unroll oi Halnr University mid
llev (ii-orge .McCnll, of lleaiimonl.
Louisville, Ky.. July If.. The re- ..
publican slate convuiu.on Is in sos- WANTED A PHARMACOLOGIST.
sion Iiore today lor the purpoan of 1
nninlng cantlltlates lor governor and ) The ht Man Cnn ste) ,nto a Snnr.
other state ofilcors to he voted for at j of j3 G00 per Annum
the fnll election. For the head of Washington. 1) U, July 15.-The
I no ticKet there is a spirited coniusi, . KVonum!iit Is In need of the services I
uiu ciiiui itspt ms nuiiig .uouiB j.. , ft Urst-class mini as phurnmcolo
iion nn p, a niiiiiouaire mere am oi k1b, t ri v Id cm 1 such u man can he i
i-uuiBvi io; ivtiBiiBuis r.. "iiim.ii, a , Hl!cnrei for a compensation of $3,l!fi0
, ; ; . ,a"u' 111 '"''. I per milium, he will be placed In charge
Clirton J. Pratt, the attorney general , tIl(l ,m.Hon r pharmacology oi
'f Kentucky. 1 1, nmr,10 10iptal service. Today
It is i the general expectation Mint a (.xamatlon by the civil Hervlc.
resolution Indorsing the atlniinlstra-, (.,mlnlHg()n R 1)oll,K .-.Mttliic-toil at
' lunuvuii mm i.ui-, various points throughout the ct
THr OE Of EVERYTHING
ONLY
HOURS
PORTLAND
B TO
B .rstt. w. m xrv n yv. i
r IU S !T ca r o
lug for his nomliiatlou for liresldeut
in 1801 will he adopted with a hur
rah. Tile only prominent persons to
opposo the resolution are Dr. W. Ciiiu
trey Hunter, ex-nilnisler to (luate
mala, and Charles K. Snpp, ex-collect-or
of internal rovonuo hero, both of
whom hold President Hoosovult re
sponsible for their removals from office.
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE.
of
Thirteenth Annual Convention
Texas in Session.
La Porto, Texas. July IB. At Syl
van Cirovo today the thirteenth nn
titial convention of tho llaptlst Young
People's Union of Texas was auspi
ciously opened with stirring addresses
by Hov. G. A. Stone of Chicago, and
ilov. lnlow of Nevada. AIo. Tho sos-
try. It Is vory rare that a place com
manding so large a salary Is thrown
open to competition, most of the po
sitions of that class being outside the
civil service requirements.
Candidates ar- expected to exhibit
a thorough knew ledge 'if plmrmncy
in all its hi'uii. l. . and in addition, a
seneral knowledge of chemlstr.
There Is little likelihood of the list
of candidates being crowded. Men
who have the ipiallficatlous rcnulreu
by the government for placoB of this
character can command more than
double the salary fixed hy congress.
via tht 0. h. li. & N. t o., Orepc
.Short Line I niim l'autic anii
RAILROAD WRECK.
Smash Occuricd as a Result of nn
Effort to Avoid an Accident.
In u collision between a passenger
train on the Chicago & (Ireat Nortti-
I't-n flllll ti Hi, 111 .mt.ltii. 111,.,... .till.-iu
mum. uiu to cuiiu nio ten nays, "aoiu 1 from here this morning. Hnglneor
winning' Is tho koy thought of the , lirownfield mid Fireman Stowurl
"atlicrlPg this year, and all papers,; were killed. Hngineor Thomas How
addresses ant discussions will hnvo'al(, nml Kh-umnn DeiiHon were i.roh
this con ral Idea In view. Prominent j ahly fatally injured. All of the men
among tho speakers whose names np- were residents or Dos Moines. Twrm
iienr on tho program aro l)r, W. II. ' ty passengers wore slightly Hurt. Thc
Hlloy, or Minneapolis: Walter Calley, freight train discovered it washout,
t'oneral secretary ot the llaptlst and loft the main section of a couu
Young People's Union or America; try streleh of track mid the engine
Dr. n. A Stone. Sunday school mis- ran to warn the passenger train,
slonary of tho American llaptlst Pub- when they struck on n curve
j
r SPECIAL
Two trains a (lav, with thro;;!
l'ullnian ilrawinK-roum sleeping
cars, fret- reclining chair cars and
dining cars (,i la carte),
THE
CASE
oonnoi'tf at (JranBi'r with
fiiimniH overland Limited, w
moHt luxurious train in thewrn
to Chicapo from tlie't.
lie sua m ur It .vtl re'Jc
Clituiiocihorlli-W itern.
A. Q. UAnKER, ar t Aot C ft H-W. .
WISCONSIN ELKS.
Large Delegations Pouring Into A3h.
land From Every Direction.
Ashland, Wis.. July M Ashland Is
garbed In purplo nnd irold In honor or
the Kiks. whoso annual state conven
tlon will bo In session hero during tho
next two (lavs. Visitors pnurod Into
the city today from all dirnr-Mona.
amoiiu' the arrivals holng pond-sized
delegations trom Milwaukee Oihlimh,
La Crosao and numerous ntlior cities
of the stale. Tho nroirrnm will ho
ushered In this ovenlng with n reenn.
i Mou and ball In honor of the visitors
mid tomorrow mornim? tho huslnoss
sessions will begin, Klahornto enter
tainment has 1'oon nrovhlod by tho
local lotlgo of the order and from all
indications tho fathering will bo a
huge success.
Is nn ordeal which all
women approach with
indi scribnblo fear, for
no' liny compnres with
Hi pain and horror of
fh d-hirth. Thutlmnirht
ti' '
nf tlln ClllT..ln.. 1 .1 .
of nil pleasant nnlicitationi nf V ' "c cxlcctant mother
hadoir of gloon" wS' c n, 1 1 B-ojf T" 'iT ?f ',Ur &
have found that the use of Mother's Send 1 1 ,ouJ f women
confinement of all pain anil dan,' Li ''"""K llrt;Knaney robs
and child. This Ji 5t r. ?"d ",8".rus Hfo of mother
IllS bde.itifir. I!,.i.v...t' 7". "'y to
time of their most critical tr ,1 nL B"'e,' to women at the
carry women safe y J Zlh tl t . 0"iy f "S M"""8 Friend
gently prepares he svmtrlt f cl' ,d'birth' bllt its
sickness," and other disT """" evo,,, I,ruve,lts
"morning
cormorts ot tliis period.
Sold by all druggists at
$i.oo per bottle. Unnl,-
"l""""l.r vau.aoio information free. BBPmmamm m mm
ThoDradf,Cdnc0ulotorCo.,Atlanto,Ca. f"MiEM3
Tho first Hfo Insurnnco society wns
stnrtod In I ondon in 1GS8 and another
In 1700. Neither was successful
Have Your Water Pipes Examined and Repaired at Once
Delay will lead to serious breaks.
First-class work guaranteed by
BECK, the Reliable Plumber.
Court street, opposite the Golden Rule Hotel
T0J
Pullman SleepinR Cars.
Elegant Dining Cars,
Tourist Slevp'nS
I Tir'MTH
I HKLESA
THROUGH PICKETS
BOSTON h
, .i.vi. in JPn A1..n C
l nroiiirn ""X.ihBiu t'clQC k"
Tcom anil Nprtneiu i"
od AmotlcMi line,
Trlm lTe Pendleton ariw
and tlcketoicallon or "n&rL$&fa
'i niru nuu --
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