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PAGE POCR DAILY EAST ORE CJ OMAN, PEXDIjETON, OREGON. S VTl ItDAY, IWCKM liKIt 17, 1010. TWELVE PAGES. WARDEN WOULD CHANGE GAME LAWS That with the Holidays comes a time for Useful and Beautiful Articles With a large and varied line to select from, We can surely please you. AT THE HARDWARE OF (So. 17. Fipoebstel WESTON, OREGON All kinds ol Farm Ma chinery and Extra Parts Made t Orfar General Jobbing Structural Caiij JJ and Foundry Wrk Repair work on all kinds of machinery a specialty. Steam and Gasoline Eagwie Repairing Automobile Repairing Satittaction Coaraniedwe make our woHc FIT ....Pendleton Iron Works.... Pendleton, Oregon Morion Jack, Pres. M. L. Akers, Sec. ani Treas. I'OTATOKS IlltING $200,000, ;-rjre Shlma of California, Will Make Ills l"ortuno on Crop. Stockton, Cal. Dealers In potatoes In this section declare that at the lowest figure, George Shlma, who is considered the "potato king" of the country, will net fully $200,000 from his tubers this season, even If there Is no increase in the present prices, which are high, with indications of improvement. This season Mr. Shlma had thou sands of acres planted in "spuds." and he harvested an unusually large crop. He has sold at various figures. Prices are now ranging from $1.25 to $1.50 at wholesale on the tank of the river. For some weeks past he has been selling, but still has about 90,000 sacks that he produced and Is said to have also purchased a tot at low pric es during the early part of the sea son. Other growers have also made fortunes In potatoes and some of them still have fair stocks on hand, with the result that their profits will be still further Increased as there Is little chance of much of a decline in the market. DONALDSON'S We are inaugurating the season of Hot Drinks and Appe tizing Sandwiches at our Fountain. MENU. Hot Drinks. Etc Hot Mexican Chile with crack era ' 10c Hot Mexican Chile with Toma to Nectar 15c Hot Mexican Chile, Crackers and Coffee ISc Hot Mexican Chile, Crackers and Tea 15c Chile Oyster Cocktail 15c HOT BEVERAGES. Hot Beef Tea, Hot Beef and Celery 10c Tomato Bullion 10c Malted Clam Bullion lOe Beef and Tomato Bullion.... 10c Crackers served. nOT DRINKS. Hot Chocolate with Whipped Cream 10c Hot Tea with Whipped Cream. 10c Hot Coffee with Whipped Cream 10c Hot Lemonade 10c HOT EGG DHIXKS. Hot Egg Malted Milk 16c Hot Egg Chocolate 15c Hot Egg Coffee 15c SANDWICHES, ETC. Minced Chicken Sandwiches. .10c Sliced Ham Sandwiches 10c Sliced Tongue Sandwiches... 10c Chicken & Tongue Sandwiches 10c Swiss Sheese Sandwiches.... 10c Daily East Oreeonian, by carrier, 15 cents per week TAKE CARE! Remember that when your kidneys are affected, your life Is In danger. M. Mayer, Rochester, N. T., says: "Foley Kidney Pills are a wosderful discovery and I heartily recommend their use. My trouble started with a sharp shooting pain over my back which grew worse each day. I felt sluggish and tired, my kidney action was Irregular and Infrequent with a fine sand-like substance. While the disease was at its worst I started us ing Foley Kidney PilU. Their prompt and efficient action was mar vellous. Each dose seemed to put new life and strength Into me, and now I am completely cured and feel better and stronger than for years." A. C. Koeppen & Bros. Ki: OMMEXlS DKKIt SEASON OPEN OX OCTOUKR 1 Won Kl Kcducv IJnilt from Five to Tlireo and Make It .lull Orfoiu-o to Kill I Ilk Olln-r SiiKjrONtlons Made. WANT ROOSEVELT ET AIj TO KM) GAiOIKNT STKIKK Chicago, Illinois, Dec. 16. Col. Roosevelt, President Taft and John Mitchell may be asked to act as medi ators In the' garment workers' strike on here. Following the rioting yes terday in which one striker was kill ed and two severely Injured so hp is liable to die, the union leaders and the city officials are trying to bring the strike to an end. The situation is serious and officials admit they fear there may bo more bloodshed as a result unless peace is brought. The literary business Is all right, in its way, but a "best seller" Inreal eBtate Is on a pretty solid footing. Atlanta Constitution. iafe Xnias Lighting Substitute Tiny Electric Lamps for Candles for Deceptive Lighting at Xmas Tims It. will save your home and the children from danger of accident and loss by fire. Be sides, the cluster strings in many different colors add greatly to the beauty of your Christmas Tree THAT XMAS LIST OF YOURS How many really useful gift are on it.. Why not iflve a practical present something with a real oh jertive something that will be useful as well as ornamental somctliliiK that will do good. i Just a few suggestions of Rifts that will please and satisfy 3r days In each year gifts that refli-ot the tni spirit of the old time Christmas. What Is more desirable than an electric EHectric READING LAMP TOASTER PERCOLATEIl SAD IRON HOT PLATE CHAFING DISH Or a pretty electric wall or ceiling fixture made to order. IS J. L. V A U G H A N Malii Street. Next Door to Post Office Salem, Or., Dec. 16. Many recom mendations for changes In game laws are incorporated in the report of Game Warden Stevenson which was filed today. The warden would have the legis lature reduce the time of closed sea son on deer so that It would begin October 1 instead of November 1 ,und reduce the killing limit from five to three; suggests owners of dogs, found chasing deer, be, made guilty of a mis demeanor, and" that persons killing a deer should be required to preserve for at least a week, a sufficient por tion of the animal so that Its sex might be determined. He also recommends more strin gent regulations for the protection of the elk. believing the person guilty of unlawfully killing elk should be subject to Imprisonment. That It would be a 'great benefit to many localities If the legislature would 'remove the restrictions rela tive to beavers for one year, is the warden's belief. He is of the opinion that the pres ent limit of 35 ducks In seven consec utive days Is much too high, but would approve of an amendment which would place the limit at 25 in seven consecutive days. He also rec ommends that it be made lawful to sell ducks In open market at the time that It Is lawful to kill them and asks for a greater uniformity In duck laws as the present statute creates confusion and Is uncertain. He asks that the legislature require a closed season on hook and line trout fishing on the Rogue river. He urges that the year-open season for salmon trout should be limited to tidewater only. He would prohibit night fish ing altogether and make it mandatory that all persons leasing owning or having charge of any mill race, ditch, or canal, that takes Its waters from a river, be required to place fish screens at proper places without notice from the Master Fish Warden, as now re quired by law. Mr. Stevenson would amend the law so that a portion of the money In the game warden's funds may be used for the establishment of trout hatch eries. The propagation of Reeves Pheas ants will be continued. In speaking of the law which allows the sale dur ing closed seasons of Chinese Pheas ants bred in captivity he suugests that this provision be extended during tho closed season to all game birds, deer and other edible animals, bred in captivity. In his recapitulation of the work the game warden shows there Is a balance on hand, at the time of pre paring the report, of J55.107.31. The sum of I67.849.S9 was received from licenses and fines and the expenses of deputies amounted to $43,09"). 40. There have been 26S arrests and fines collected amounting to Tin, 035 with $100 ball forfeited and fines of remitted. Fines suspended and un paid amounted to $200 and fines to the amount of $237 were liquidated by Jail sentences. Parole fines unpaid amounted to $500; there were seven acquittals, five dismissals; three cas es on appeal and six are serving Jail sentences. It Is shown that there has been shipped out of the state with permis sion of the came warden 715 Chinese Pheasants; 39 Golden pheasants; 30 Oregon Quail; four Silver Pheasants; two Amherst Pheasants; two Jap anese Pheaants; two wild turkeys; one deer and 72 Chinese Pheasants were sold direct to consumers. State of Olilo, City of Toledo, Lura County us. Frank J. ( honey mnkfa onth that he li senior partner of the firm of V. J. Cheney Co., (1(iItil; bn.ilneHS In the City of Toledo, CniiiitT nnil Htato aforesaid, and that nald firm will nnv the sum of ONK IH'NDUKU i MOU.AI-.rt for em h and every cn of ca I tnrrh thnt cannot ho cured by the use of ! Hall's Catarrh Cure. i FItANK J. CHUNKY. Kworn to hefors ma and snburrlbert In my : presence, thla (itb day of December, A. D., ; lhsii. I Irteal A. W. HT.EAflO. , Notary Public, i 1 1 n 1 1 ' Catarrh Core la taken Internally, land arts directly on tha lilnod and mo.oin ' aurfneea of the system. Hcnd for teatl monlalq free i Hold by all Drngglata, 75. j More moving pictures shown than , any other theatre In the city the , Pastime. WASHINGTON I'AR.MF.KS HOLD WIIKAT. HI T GAIN LITTLE While more wheat Is being held by the ranchers in the northwest than ever before, anil much of last year's crop lies in the warehouses, flavors have made investigations and decided that the price will remain unchanged for months, says the Spokesman-Review. The producers have not been Inclin ed to sell, and are evidently holding tho cmp for prices similar to those offend last year, but the present prices are even lower than they were when the crop was harvested this fall, and dealers contend that the price will only advance enough to meet the expense of storage. "Less than 60 per cent of the crop has be-n marketed," said .1. K. Smith yesterday, manas,"r if the Washing ton O if) 1 n and Milling company. "As we are the only firm that havo headquarters In Spokane, and control warehouses In Washington and Ida ho, except the firms on the coast we have made a careful canvass, "We find that about 40 pr cent of the crop has not been sold, and In addil'oii to tha' there are thousands of bushels of wlnat that was held over from last year. nur investiga- tion convince us that the holdover from last year and the remainder of this crop Is near 15,000,000 bushels. Santa Claus will meet you at IS? Pendleton Drug Co. and deliver for you all the real nice things you may select for your friends Come in and look for Him, Her and all the others Fourth Annual California Excursion Special Train Walla Walla to Los Angeles, Cal. and Return via Oregon Railroad & Navigation 3o. $94 for the Round Trip $94 Including Pullman Berth, Meals and all expenses on going Trip To leave Walla Walla by Special Train Friday, Jan. 6, 1911 at 9:30 p.m. For detailed information call on or address T. F. O'BRIEN, Agent, Pendleton, Ore. or R. BURNS, District Freight and Pass. Agent, Walla Walla, Wash.