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EVENING EDITION
HNtRAL NEWS
awaretom ol ths Horn for
hint CnlMrrn
Krn, Ol the, i-vnl 0nge In-
Will field niiuviv,
rhil.i.-l.lii. yesteraar.
I., r T K Mutton, won cum
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fln1 l,lgU'J "l iiiouuiT-u
, J logo has been ap
rowmntid' t .n- nici n un
let thf AliStlHIISI ooinuioii-
f-nrli 'tianil- i of deputies, by
rTT. . .. .1. ..a.wl iho Chi
Of 3.1. 1 I U - ' c " -
gft Dg ' 'wo P"r-
. nf th Ana: artlrie. wmcu me
glOtl hl1 lllSericil Mtn.iiri ncr
I the government.
.Amerloun roncress will be
.. . iutlnl. .ill.ttt
Bp trmt'N'
ptwwti Peru and Moll via. ii
Bgnu declines w w '
lor the Argentine itopunnc win
Mteil to arl'ltrat'' these mat-
gnakc. who led th lebelllon
rtnn rch -ii-- . toTmrwmmn, m
I raimr nf the croon ooeocni
' T . (.and will send
laiagaUoc to Washington.
inins- the ! 'I'tiK "i iwk
Ion. WO x"Ul 'is assembled
lajUuMrtvtni dinner given
wiieinmi
H I.or.;f. Tatil Cambon.
tnii'HHsailiil t 'cecal nnmiu
lltl of President
ktli; in' wave, accompa
obh wind, baa done much
alone th eastern coast of
Iron. N ' Kant Rivera
kv, rl itanka. dams
walla m- ii invaded and
Lf country have lieen nub-
aritery surrounding the aale
AMn- b) public auction haa
r -.. announcement
Au::t Lredorlck Webater.
the ptirrlias' The new own-
deaeen.l'ii: of Sir Thomaa
, who bought the ablspy from
I Monts-' i 1711 and whoae
rHalaed posesslon of It for
rt .
ml hoard of i 'instruction baa
led th r ommondattoan call-
congress relative to the two
k '!(! i TtilHera.
ssesrlaj man v technical
whii 1. havi nrlaen at to
minor, batteries
tr The unmendatlons
Miml !f '; 'hi two atllllK
tonsi tacl
TIC NORTHWEST NEWS
Mmob agetl yeara. died
' IT Kite whk
Mr of 0 Maaon of Hantlani
!' kttnn4lag wii
Vlllan: T Hartaon haa botu
liy Repreaentntlvo Jonea aa
Tempi. . anceeaaor In
The aiinouneement wna
Mr Jon. ,, h maelf.
riterittiis Iiii Tiiriiin
lioldlnc Hp hla
- patet, la atill
MB and children
I towarda Oawe
and.
"tll hull Ot the
W L White of
i . 1 1 i it nnoiimnHU
l! WhkIi on
a wf aurvlTM bin.
'"I" mder of Koaaland
N uf Mh. ,
S "orden. u plonoor af
" ' that leKion'a
'' 6 laat Tilea-
om ned vain ,
'i: Mini aa
i 'o enter the
We la a native of OaJlfor
WIL
L
NOT
SUPPORT
Proposition of Mr. Elam as
Recently Stated.
NOT MUCH COMFORT FOR
COUNTY DIVISION PLAN
thi
t
mty jii.ia.
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Both Athena and Weaton Paper.
Which Reflect Local Sentiment. Are
Oppoard to It Leader la Satiafled
to Remain in Grand Old Umatilla
County. While Preaa Say Milton
May "Flock by Heraelf."
The Athena Preaa favora Mr. A. M
Elam'a dlvlalon scheme By all means
let Milton be act aalde n the county
aeat of a new county, even though th'
corporate limits of the town mark the
boundarlea of the new tounty. aaya
the Preaa This scope of territory
would be amply aufflcient to aatisfx
the cravings for county seat honors
for only In the precincts of that town
can te found tax-payers who count
2 and 2 aa I, and cherish the princi
ple that two sets of MMSfjtj officials
can run the government affairs of the
territory at present emhrac.-d within
the houndiiM lines of Pmatllla county
as economically us can on- set of of
ficials In any event, give Milton the
county Heat honors she has all the
long years so earnestly com. ted. but
let the county lines be drawn wholly
within her own precincts, for outside
oi those no one wants to see I'matllla
county divided. Mr. Klam's dlvlalon
scheme la one prolific with hoary, dis
mal failures of the past It will fall,
should It ever come squarely na
ture the people and tax payers of the
county. No one can lay blame to Mr.
Elam for Itelng ambitious for his
tow n, but It la only self preservation
on the part of the county to see to it
thut Mr. Klam doca not upbuild his
towp at their expense
Develop the Resource.
Milton bhould have long ago turneil
her attention to the development of
her resource, instead of building
count) scut ail castles to be toppled
over l near I v ever) session of the
legislature tor yearn past Had she
lione this Milton would long ago have
been u n i better town tlmn any
seat of government of a county, no
matter how large the territory, could
possibly have made her. and her prop
ii. would have advanced in value
accordingly Mr. Elam'a plea that 37
miles is too far for Milton people to
0 to ii ansae! county and court bual
MM "Tumbles before the fact that
ii,. i. is scarcely a county In the tate
of Oregon where like condition do
not exist Apparently Mr Klam loaaj
sight of the fat that It takes terrl
tory scope of country to maintain a
county government Pendleton stands
not iilone in opposition to dividing of
I BaatiUa 'count) Athena ha always
and still will b the knot on which
thi saw of division grates off it
dull edge Weston and the whole
county outside of Milton stand m
bristmas
resents - -
"' " kooh have our Holiday tiooil-. displayed
and ti, . ,L. olng to make som lit induccinents to
My Holiday Buyers
Ws have msdt some very careful selections in tin
Iollowi,1K linss; Ebooy, Celluloid, Wedw-jod,
Kookwou,i. Toilet Cases, Pipestone Ware, Mam
l;r' s' ' Leather Goods, Ktc, Lts.
ori u make a selection see us, as our goods
' all Ik. Iiew goods and the price will interest yor.
KOEPPEN'S PHARMACY.
'IvlctD DRUG STORE ON COURT STREET.
solid phalanx against the proposition,
and po w-e aay by all means let bet
have her county of 1 ee. but let It be
confined to her own immediate pre
clncts.
LEADER OPPOSES DIVISION.
Say Milton Mutt "Flock by Herelf"
on That laauc.
The l eader Is not Inclined to think
that Weaton people regard the dlvla
ion movement seriously They have
not. In fact, since the time, years ago
when Weston was prominent in the
fight and nearly won a MWMjf seat
That was a great fight, but Pendleton
had the longest sack. y the Weston
leader.
Milton Is not to be blamed for agl
tatlng county division, and the views
of A. Ml Elam. published elsewhere
are those of a Cltlang alive to the
Interests of his town. There Is con
siderable Justice In Milton's claim
that she Is so far awav from the
county seat as to make the necessary
visits of her tax-iayers expensive and
inconvenient Yet It Is Itgat that
whatever row la hoed In this oft-eultl
vated field of controversy, Milton will
have to hoe It herself. Weston Is
entirely satisfied with the present ai
rangement. In so far as the I-eader
has informed itself, and It does not
think that Athena will be likely to
weep because Its )Kople cannot go to
Milton Instead of Pendleton to rans
act the'r county business.
If Milton wants to divide, let her dl
vide and be "the proper place for the
county seat." as suggested by Mr.
Elam A line somewhere the other
side nf pry crock would give her this
Inestimable privilege. But as for the
rest of us. we are mostly content to
remain In old T'matilla. and WBOOO
It up f the blgeeat grain county In
Oregon
LOVES FOOTBALL
pany la entirely within its rluhts ami
Is not violating any law ot the state
of Montana ot Minnesota "
FORECAST
RULER'S ANNIVERSARY
QLEEN ALEXANDRA
REACHES 57TH BIRTHDAY.
She Looks Younger and Ha Freh
Face and Supple Figure.
London. Nov 30. Queen Alexandra
reaches her '.7th birthday tomorrow,
though no person won! I ..r assign
half a century to Ipm handsome, iresli
face and supple Intra. So long as
she was Princess ot Wales her wishes
that the day be not formally observed
wen- respected but now that she is
queen the country Insists on elebrat
Inn her natal day.
Her royal hlnhii" ii well Known
would much prefer that the annlver
aary lie obierved by a family fat) at
Norfolk House Custom and tradl
tion. howeVM declare In favor of the
linging of h'-lls the )rla of flags and
a general holidav ttlftMglMMM tb Brit
ish empire Beautiful presents are al
readv Mta received at Windsor tor
lio aoverelgn is mote popular JOB
the loyal houses ot Europe than Kin
l-Mward ara' luus consort
SEE WAS NOT PERTURBED
MRS. BONINE'6 MAGNIFICENT
NERVE REMAINS WITH HER
She View Blood Stained Article
With Smile on Her Fair Face.
Washington Nov M Mm Bi
nine's magnificent uerve ontlnued to
uphold her today, when on the floor
by the wttaOM stand spread I tit
arpet which was on Ayreg' room
at tin tine of l ip death The defend
ant simply smiled at Its prnonsoA
Mlodstains on it were identjfled by
I. lent. Moore Ayres' trunk and a sec
tion oi tb. wall were placed in posi
tion similar to those al lh time ot
his deatii and the dciendaur wrap
pel bloodstained was passed to the
jury.
ISSUES OF LABOR.
Amalgamated Ask for Extension of
Injunction Against Copper Co.
Butte Mont Nov ii" The applica
tion tor Ho- extension of. Ho- uijuuc
Hon recently obtained by John Me
diums against the Huston and Mou
tana floaiaolldataa Oononr and Silver
Miniug company and for the appoint- '
uient ot a receiver for the company
cam. up for hearing today before
Judge Clancy The action is one of
a number of similar cases which are
intended lo deleat the amalgamation
oi tin big mining companies.
TO EXORCISE THE DEVIL.
Chief Executive Encoungei
the Great Game.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT GOES
TO A FOOTBALL GAME
Attended by the Member of the Cab
inetWent in Special Train to Phil
adeiphia.
Washington. Nov. T.n The presi
dent and family and member Of the
cabinet left this morning for Phila
delphia to witness the navy and ai my
football name this afternoon.
Philadelphia Nov. H. Never be
fore in Ua history of Franklin field
had such a crowd gathered as that
which greeted President Roosevelt
this afternoon Fully H,(MM people
w.ic on the grounds. The president
and Mrs Roosevelt occupied seats for
the first half lu the navy section
stand, the cabinet In adjoining boxes.
His entrance was accompanied by
music. "Hail to the Chief." by botl
army and navy hands, then the army
side cheered Secretary Rivot ntid not
to be outdone, the H8V V eheeroil See
rotary I ong An hundred picked de
tectives circulated about the presl
dent's Imix. while 0Q uuliormed po
HeoaaN were on duty on the field The
president was cheered all the way
from the d. I"" to the field The navy
won the toss and Hravea kit ked off lo
the army. At thi end or the first half,
the army score was !"; navy. I, with
the ? 1 1 in oanfar field Dairlaj Hm
Intermission the presl lent crossed
over lo the army side The dual scon
was: army. 11 . navy. 5.
Railroad Advances Waegs.
l.onisv llle. Ky Nov. M.- The w aue
advance recently decld'-d upon b the
Louisville - Nashville railroad be
OMMt efTei-tlvi- tonionow- The In
crease, which average IS per cent .
benefits all the mo hai.P s In the
shoos at New I . i at nr. Ala and at
several other isdnts along the system.
A German Family Cudgelled the
Mother to Death.
Berlin. Nov So In tin village ol
liatteu a family named Kashke. the
husband, hi sister, a daughter and
two sous recently wei. pataai with a
religious mania and in order to ex
orcise the devil cudgelled the mother
to death All are conCic I in the asylum.
CONCERNING THE RO.M) TRUST
MANY EXPRESSIONS ON
THE RAILWAY MERGER.
Governor White Join Governor Van
Sant The Latter Position Sena
tor Turner Favott It Governor
Gecr Incline to Think Combine I
No Harm.
St Paul Nov M Tile text ., tint
rnor Van Sant a ! tier on the rail
road mi rger lo the othei governors,
is:
"No doubt yoiii attention bar. I n
ailed lo tin- organization under the
law of New Jersey of a i urination
Lhuwil as the Northern Securities
i o in pa u y formed, according to the
public announcement thereof to se
in- control of the Croat Noith'in
Northern Pacific and the Chicago
Burliuatou & QuiBCJj railroad compu
nles.
Sin ii OfMMOfMSltM and control us
are said to be in contemplation are
not ouly lu direct violation ot the laws
of this state and of your stale as
well, but are ataffJtal no lim es lo the
common welfaie of the Immense tor
rliorv of tin- states mentioned
"The legislature of Minnesota be
Moving I list the alMilitiou of coinpc
titiou U'twcen parallel Hues of tall
ways In this state would be Injurious
to the beat Interests of our Citizens
and hostile to the public welfare, has
adopted stringent laws to picvciit any
combination or singular ownership or
control of patallcl or competing line
that would in anv ikm-i' hamper
i est rict the most open and free com
p. tit ion of the roads
"If our people an- line to them
selves they can break up ibis consplr
acy against their pruaperily throusii
the medium of the courts and Icg-ista
t urr Thorn is no oonM of that Mr
Hill has ovcrrcai h d himself and is
now in position where : d can deal
with him. and where. I Imagine lin y
will be disposed to deal with no light
hand "
Berlin Palace Stables Burned.
Berlin. Nov 80 - -The palace Btafiles
at Frlederlchsruhe and the year
hai v. si wer. destroyed by fire today
What James J. Hill Think.
New York. Nov 30. When the re
ply of (jovernor Traile of Montana to
the invitation of Ooveruor Van Kant
of Minnesota to enter a conference of
northweatern governor to discuss
step to be taken against the North
.in Securities company, was shown to
J J Hill, president of the Oreat
Northern, by a press representative,
today, he aald
"When the gentlemen get through
'u.iaphlng to each other, they will
find that the Northern Securities com
White, of North Dakota.
St Paul. Nov. lo Coventor Van
Sant received a reply lioin Uovcinoi
White oi North Hiikola to hla letter
rognrainn the advtoabllltj or holding
a coniciciu e of northwestern govcr
nors to devise ways and means for
preventing Mm roaootidntloa oi the
North in Pnciflc, the Qrttl Northern
and the Itnrltngt on systems Qovomor
White declares hlmseir in sympa
thy wiili the protect W hile ils "state,
he savv has lew laws rOVOrlM the
question, tin re is a constitutional pro
viMon against the consolidation of
parallel and Competing lines He ex
presses a willingness to meet and
confer with Covernor Van Snnt and
other governors at whatever time and
place may be selected
Senator Turner' View.
Washington. Nov M Senator Tur
nor, who hasrcturnci from Montreal,
when asked regarding the rumored
consolidation of transconilnenial tall
ways, said:
"I have no doubt the consolidation
of the Northern PncigC and deal
Northern railways Is contrary to the
public policy of our state as declared
in the constitution The Northern So
uritlcs company may lie a legal and
valid orcanlntlon and Impervious to
attak l don't know how that f
not being lamillar with the laws of
No- loner, but cornoratlona doing
business in the slate of Washington
i an not tai.e advaniace oi what niuv
be a valid conlrivam in some other
state to violate the poller or the ror
m i state. Our conatltntional proria
Ions agnlBQl tmota ami consolidation
are in effci f the same as those of Mln
neaota and Montana There can bo
no doubt those provisions rre set at
naught and violated hv tin . cus i'Ma
tion of these two rallro.idi through
the instrumentality of the N'rotbein
S. nrlMcs company."
THE NEW YORK MARKET
Reported b I. L. Ray a Co.. Pendle
ton, Chicago Board of Trade and
New York Stock Exchange Broker
New York. Nov. N HlghOI cables
started wheat with a rush this morn
mi: New York opening a hall cent
higher J7s lor May. but there VSI
considerable profit taking being Sat
unlay ami I ha close was the same as
reatornaj Chicago opened TT ' , and
closed 77. l.lverMMll closed ." o',
Pork opened IMA dose, I 1g.l I
Corn was '' lower ' ', TI Krt
-lilpim nth loi the wc k were ".' ism
otnpaied wlili 2 IPS, for the Mini'1
wi eg last year, end the shipments
since July I five months are fjfj,
00 mi. The toad I v Of the market
is towards a higher b vcl of pricoa,
and us tlie conditions in tht winter
lnuii stales are v ery unxiit o-lie toi v
we win wi' nmett higher pnfcea before
spring
Cloae yesterday "-' .
hpon tislav k
Range tods H2i2
Closi to.lav 2
Sugar. ISSH.
Steel ni
St. Paul. M'.M',
OglOg Pacific, 03.
Wheat in Chicago.
CIlP at'. Nov 'tb Wheal. 7S'
CONGRESS
Review of Preliminary Specu
lation About It.
OUTLINE OF WORK CONGRESS
WILL DO COMING SESRo
Pnncipal Subjects Will Be: Trusts,
Internal Revenue Ped;1 tion, R :r
and Harbor Improvement, Curren
cy, Labor, Insular Affair, Paclflo
Cable. Nicaraguan CanI and Mer
chant Marina.
Washington Nov N Ugjggg all
signs fall the lift seventh congreaa
which win be gfvoi birth at noon da
after tomorrow, will In nflg of tie
busiest and moat Impoiiini oi rOONl
years. Little talk and much woik
will be the rule followed If the pro
cut plans of the leaders are canto I
out. The iint is ganarnll) rsrogntiod
thai no Uasa inusi be aroatod it all
of the Important nnatlooa are tuiiy
i onaiderod ami acted on Dndar the
most tavorahlo conditions. It seems
probable thai the session must be pio
longed It considerable (line beyond
the usual date or adjournment
Monday will be dev. led i, the road
ma ot the preoldenl ago whbh
i aspeetod to ho one of tue most nn-
'Maui state papers oi saeal (fears
The iiii imi .'i l.io bon pi pareil, rend
be i ore the cabinet and reewlvod I's
tlnal corrections.
One of the first arthMM ol i ui
mil i aaesntbllng win ha to tahs p n
per action in regard to iba death 'f
the lota I'm sid. in MeHlale) 17n
doubtedt) both the house and BOMta
win follow ciosci.v the preeodenta of
the two procodiag tlgea vheg gruel
ib nts foil by tin builds i I assassu
When the nooongo ol Pre dent Boo
veil has been i. i i he, I and read a
motion will be uunb io i for the por
tion referring to ipa death his pro
di . . s-.ni to a sci. i i una Itti a of one
frooj onch state on the pan ni the
house, with such as the gePBto gSSP
Join. This commlttic ull' report s
i oiu urrenf n solution piovldins I but
ail illation lie dellveied befoie the I WO
hoiisi s at mi carlv date
Important Subjects
The main anhjocta of piobablo leg)'
i.ll It . l I I'll, II I 111 oil. I I .11 '
Kent-ally I. no. n The I mail I ii l i
Bel reran as rednetioBi rlvm ami her
inn iggproroBionl ronatrurtlog ol pnu
ii bultdlngs ponaiona ravisloo of tha
rurroMI ami banking laws, niiaatlm
ami insular nfTiiiis mi, loboi b'glala
lion will occupy a arcal deal of a1
itattoa
Three uthei subjsx'tii owewhni i
bed in general lenor will also be
Baking
Powder
Royal Btkini Powdtf If ot the highfMl jnal-
ity, always purtj, Mrboli OflM, UfliforUli TThdJ
contents of cat Ii can are exactly like every
Other, ami will rt-tain their Mrt-nth ami fffpsj
neM and BrOfJuCf the same ami thr highf
leavening efTctt in anv iliinate, it any time.
The"RoyaJ IsiMrajidPnasrf
Cook " over Sts moot Hu -n
alcookliig rei eipts bee to
every patron. S ml aildrt-ha.
A vi mi I baking i I i . in.ttla
loan alum AtUni is a cotl'i
sive rt.nl winiii taken in
icssl in. ana nomy tu bt-ultii.
aovat. lagMM eowoia co too whuim si , ggpj roaa.