Clearance Sale Men's and Boy's
Clothing, Furnishings and Hats
1 7.'( Mr:: s sllilB, ' lfl I illicc il.T ff-Vil
7."0 VIhii'h nits, c c ran.-f pr IS. 1 1 )
,s in Men's suita, cU'Htaiuu' price
h.' :i vin' suit, clearance ntieo 7.H0
1 2 ' M n' uit-, ie ir.in m- Mice i .i in
1 I Mtn'rj (lurk uo&it, linen I 10
I 50 Vfon'n (In k p .nl-i. liii.-ti I in
:.' U Mi-ii' cluak eoata, lined. 1.50
Mun's heavy fleeced underwear, Itiil H."
OLOVES, NFCKWEAR, SWEATERS AND I'MBKf l US
Ever t in, hi kcdiiccii Prices,
V fe'fl 6 DALEY
ffhtki ' Fnmither and Hatter, (mdleton-
BATURPAY, JANl'AHY li. I'.hil'
GENeRAL HEWS
fmrtmi inning iai acatoal
Vein ''Hi:! :'i urr!lni: their govern
BMIOI t adopt coercive MHWM
The snvcrntiK'nt. howcvci. Ik mule
elded whether to l BO M Mi
N" Orleoaa h iarg meettot "
cam sllglli moi i tl 1)11 II i moi IH I
adopted a prof st to 080800 against
tll ptOpOScd coll'VUSlotl to till' IO
diners or cane sngoi In tin- Maud of
Cuba.
Tli.' Inlioi troubles between tin
r loth 1st msnufactureti ami tin- un
Ml a :;' Involvlnu 10,0011 men
III I" cities, has been settled through
oauoltti ' reeentlj :n tlnfi d
tin' National Civic Federation. Tic
n obtain an hour .lay
Ht i lot eroot sad l i h essntel i a
James It. McCrOBn MJ nominated
by the Kent in I. democratic cam us
to lii l'ult'i! S . I .- r : 1 1 . II ' V
. i . ' i tin nomination over Cln nil
Judge R Cantrlll or Boot) county, in
.: v ii. oi to T m arl) I wo thirds
iii. adasoeMth asenihen
Bscretar) Root 'a position favorite
reducttoai as ' a ban products ami
maintaining the full IViinli'.v rates
on Pblllpi iin product coining Into
tii.' United Btstos. i explained ouly
on the around that retards the
Philippine tariff hill m a temporary
Korl ktollgli riii'lwil ;i (! ;ra!h
from rut wj lb , eaklaa that lotdiera be
Immedlatst) h al to the Lame
i' i aMacMt Wnr.i iih.i arrived frees
the tgem tli. it li. mlili' was lii-i'wlil,;
mid thai .111 outbreak of Iin- f'lcyen
lies wiik linnilm m I. it hail not al
ready occurred.
At Helena. Mow i goiii nossot
thai Weighed Ka.lS no: roy
wlifht wan nifltni in tho tinlleil
State a8ity offlre. It wan thj- lar;et
ileee fit vlraln OM ITH reeelveil at
the lo a I aHNii offlti. ot the tcovi'rn
uient. an. I iiiolial'h on. oi i In lai'Kent
inlKKetK ttft4 lonml in III.' world.
At Boston, admitting that Ins pie
'in w:i ii tli.. iones nailery ami
thai toi a 1 1. rl04 oi years he hail bMI
tamlliai wtth tin- "low I MVtkl of
Now fori optaoj jointd roi pidlm
for nierey from the court Kr.inklln !
Mi - s one.. Kovernor of Hoiith Can.
in' -ya.- s' t.i.'ii'-.'ii to lour niontha
iHpriaOVttAOBi for the Inreem- of an
nvi'ieoat.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS
Tin- dlfferonl
now 'ire as fol
IS mil.
mill
TAX LEVY IS RAISED
TO 28 MILLS FOR 190?.
County Court Will Make an Effort to
Reduce the IndeDtcunen, ana Will
Provide for Added Election Ex
perter.
Tile county coin l cstei li.is made a
i ii- oi ilu.c mills on the tn.v lev
for riiiatilla count)
lerlM as liny Itantl
lows :
Coont) ami stal.
If. i.i.l ami ltriiU. . I
Boil Ml, .'i hiIIIh.
.oaUliiK a total oi n iiiIIIk, tpll
an the lortii -r i vy. TIiIm OOOroi
tak. n hv lit. court In iftlitlnK Ihc tax
'ev will dollhtleHH he iml with eon
sld' rahle OPBOtltkWI lioin sonic nl the
ia iMiyi'is. Inn It Is the contention
that the action la Jitntlricd In Hi.
staicini'tn thai times ;n si mil at tic
protonl and tit.' count) now it pt)
inu lt6.MH.tB Interest on its Indent
'dniBM and eHtle times arc Rood tin
tsjtes shnuld i. "ilne.l to pay off iti!
Indebtmtm and (top pun oi till
drstn I' Ii also nrgsd that slectlon
I I i i bind, 'Vhl' li is an add
d hsovj use Rverythlns taken
Into coosidsrstli Ibe court cooclul'
d l B) ' in i din ' ih.. coont) i
Indehtcdr - tlcrfon to rskM tbi
levy ' Hits lalsc of rt ntiU Ih"
co ' v.'ll i.celve i Ncry lOrgS tSV-
i mi Individual will nwtsi
1 1 ' i n-, tiiiih. it I.- argui i
ount a iii BTaduall) au mil
ami tin ta v pn) sr a iii not
extra 8 mill tax.
Road Sup-M visors' Report.
Albert H scale, road supervisor No
10, and K. II. U.atli" rojd suporvisoi
' v"' '-. : Bentod tin ii tcnort of poll
i. ix lolled .! and exnendltores ol Hit
si which ,v a., n i , u, , ,,, I
I oVeil hy the court.
Weston J. P. Report.
I B Wood, jlls! I. . nl i, pMICl
Woaton prsdnct. turned in
nioptlil) rsporl ( the cmii.ti ami
i act epted by tin- court,
Onr Pauper Admitted.
W, A Be)rkB)fi OhO inail. (i, plica
ItlOB to the e.iurt to I). admitted to
the pom lai n, as a paupei att.o ex
amlnlM beta tin hMta ami ladina
i ih ii fie BtOt not aide , i ropeih cm
for hi m m ll and thai he hud no OOS
to Oars loi him he WSM Hilunlteil.
II!
' I
the
cl!
tlle
tin
for
hl-
ii
Iteprei . nt.lt I , .
hiii author! slna
OMHRkB Hallway
strwrt a InhUc
lone.. Introduced a
the Washington Ar
Comp inv to i oi.
across (In- ('olumhia
rlvsi neai Vsnoouvsr.
John i. wiisep has lost a rote for
Seiiatin and Harold Preaton rained
one a.- tin n-nilt of a political deal
report. . I to Lav I. . en made h' Mount
Vernon aotOFSOM Qovsrooi McBride
ami iiuh Sldrlade poatnaoator at
Bhatcoot
.iml Boiss ovorrolod asotioa h)
Mi Is. an. Odoll, OUtJSSI ami Haker
loi i .-im ut on the pleadings, in tin
l'n hroiiitht to reslraln the
Njrnw nt of Interest .n monev ieK)s
ItSd iii the WIIHuuih . Kuxlaml Hank
ami allosod to in- public funds
There is reanou to helivi that the
two Idaho lenaWlri will sol iudorHc
l'n reiomticndatlon of tin civil serx
ice rftramlaslrui thai Borvoyor-(euiai
Porrauil be 1'imltatfj bat win ntUbsi
cooperate with sadfonator Bboup in
an effoit to have him retained
Tin senaii (ommerce cummlttee
(arorabl) rsiortsd Bsoatoi MlU-bull's
hill appropiiatlna IIOMN) for a launch
for tin cuntoinH service at Astoria,
BtUjroorlatlaa IfOOO for sdditlonal
aatartsrs for three keepers at Voaulns
iixhi station ami approprlatlaa liioti
ior a now bulUtoa t'aii. RUnec
, ht l.i' 'on
The soa4 com mill. . fovotwM
reported BenaUir Kui. : .-. bills appro
prlatlns WOO.OOO for continuing the
establishment of additional liKht
houses in Alaska appropi i kUaa
000 lor a lighthouse a' Burrow's
Island appropi latin! $6000 for a fox
llgBBl at BattST) Point and Mo.OOfi
foi a liKhthoiiMc in Bemiahme harlioi
SCIENCE SETTLES IT.
Dandruff Is Caused by a Germ That
Saps the Hair's Vitality.
It If now a settled fad that dan
draff Is caused by a Kcrm ffatllai
hair nnd baldness are tt.e remilt of
kusdraff. i i . K j Bsardalay. of
riiampaixn III . not hold of the new
hair preparation NfwbroV herplclde
Up' onlv on- that t I tin the dandruff
- rm Ife says- "1 used tlernleld
for my dOOdrwS and falllnu h.nlr. nnd
I am well satisfied with the result "
in- r t Potato, oi fJrhoaa, in iaj
"I have uited llerplcide for dandruff
win. axoajfoat rsaolta. i shall pre
Berths it in my practise " Hsnrfetds
kills the daudrn.i KPrtn Phyalrlans
as well -is fin- iteneral riuldle say so.
A RUSSIAN PLAY
AFTER RUSSIAN LECTURE
'For Her Sake" of More Interest Be
cause of Captain Albsrti's Ad
dress. Ks pedal interest attaches in the
in nil iik of the Itussian play on the
IKth. by reason of the lecture on Ros
sis b) Captain Albsrtl on Thursdav
night
Some y.ars iik u very famous nov
elist uave utterance to the dlrtiim
that Htsratnrs was u closed Held
which roOBal men would keep out of
il they knew what was Kood for them,
ami aaOthST student of notion even
.minted and classified the possible
complications or plot which could he
Introduced into a novel or play.
Therefore. It was urgsd that we were
to bars no more BctlOD and no more
dramas worthy of the name. Never
theless. kooiI and original fiction Is
still bsiaa written and will continue
to be written, while not a year passes
that does not briliK out several plays
that will be preserved Among the
I. in. the already cslebratsd Itussian
im lodiuma. "POT llei Sake " which
will appear at the Prasei on Jaauar)
lo, stauds out coaapb uous. This
lias already won public favor and
LETTER ON MANY
TOPICS FROM NEW YORK
Some Politics. Some Art and Some
Other Things Interesting to People
Generally.
New York Jan. II New Yorkers
in asaoral ai wsll us lovsra of art arc
llltei-csled to kUOU WftSI disposition
la to 1a; made oi tin In. noils IMplmcl
painting for which .1 P Morgsti
rmlt a million itoiiatu Man) claim
that the pleliin is to be htOUghl to
this country ami plat el III M Hoi
aril's paiatial bomt on tl III raj it''1.
whidi is alread) famous for tin mi
Iretloii of tare nil WOfkl am! lirica
brack which It contain-, while others
sny that Ann ilea v.iil nevei Ihn
painting -the .Madrmnn 01 si An
thony of Pad US,' heeausc Sf Ihc
larirr borrjpr. live hundrt tl theua
and dollars is certainly Km lara
price evoi paid for thi work of any
art 1st living or .lead ami althointh
Mi Morgan gnve the money willing
ly and s :lnd tocoua( the Raphael
1 noaa his art treasurers he rcfuaea
to li) the Out) Ol Jinn WOll h
would be exacted by Ihc customs all
tholltlea for this reason It i- be
li' veil that tic picture will go o tin
Mm :.iti lioiiHi In I ord'in. wh. 1 .
there aw nlnndy ll.sfOJlOO worth or
oil paintings watch will be broughl
to Anverlca only in oaao of tha tar
Iff s in inn removed, or Mr, Moraan'i
glvlua them to some atuasum In
which inter case ihey wll be eaempi
from duty.
'rii Boveratas coaaaalttoa 01 tie
xew York stock excbanaO has sees pi
' d amendments to the conotltntlon n
the exchange 10 the sffecl thai III
dues have boon doubled, Korea I 1
the Initiation fee of new members will
l. J,0B0 instad ol IW00, a"1' n11
membarAi dues win be instead oi
IS6 isml-annually aoas
Sue bSStl made In vle ol the add
, , expense the exchange will bt un
rti r when 11 moves Into Its ties nUHP
iiiK Bird will augment the institution's
Income by probably IfW,WHi Tin
amendmsata nrc said to he aatlBfac.
;, r) i" the members ot fin anchanae,
The tcecnt theft of t'lMiiin worth
ni jewelry froo a ramliy promlnenl
1 1 . nnnSCtsd With Colliam's smart set
will nndoiibtsdly prove l lesson to so
, 1 -.. aa fai ai ti" hiring ol rvanta
: , oncsrnsd. n w York ujeiel) has
: enjoyed a remarkable dearas of im
nitinlt) from jewel robberies coro
nal, ,' uilh I undon e I'ashliiiiahle
world and to this f I probably Is due
the comparntivi' laxity ol Investiga
tion In the antecedvnts Of new hdrp.
The dissoliiilon oi the celebrated
las firm Bvarts, Cooate R Bsaaaan,
in! Which Ambuasador to Kngland Jo
IfflT, fhoate was a member, marks
the breaklBn np ol one of the oldest
, ompanli - of this kind in Qothatu.
With v.n ions changsa Mm romsony
itatea back in its history to ii-'.
a in n Charles R, Butler and the bits
; vVllllam Bvarts, oat secrstarj of
state, senatoi and Jmlst formed the
: 1 1 in nl l.utlcr A- Kvart The disso-
hat and already the men who hope1
to succeed Henator l nomas c. Piatt
next year are gatlniiim their forces
ground them. The rrlnnda of Lieu
tenant Governor i imnthy Woodruff
aaaeri that he win be elected Mmi
i here is an emphaalK about bhelr sug
gestions that amoeba of promised
support of 8ennttnr Plnll hlmselr
Mr. Wood ruff Is n personal frleml ot
' Tank II. Phut, the senator's son.
and It has been pointed rm thnt the
PI .11 sons would not Id their r.-ithei
retire unless Mr. Woodruff or some
one equally acceptable be aaourrad of
. .icllng bin. As I'm ta i)ualifi
nlons an concerned there certain
y could not be lound any on. roort
fitted for the place than Mr Wood
ruff He hnH money, social standing
a rharmlng wlfajand experience Rain
eii through three consecutive Iflrins
as iii titentnl governor of the Rm
plre state
Which m ... !
Mrty th, 71
",, '.IH-rtln " "HsJ
shall , 3 P 3
lilt ton came in
neattii recoajth
arts CharhM C,
oti Hall Butler
d py J. I'varts
vatrtBi who will
consequence ol the
.a William M k.v
Bsaman and Prsa-
and will be liquidat
TniCJ ami Allen W
practice at the old
.nl In ss in association with T T.
Shi i man and Hsrberi i Blekford
ittdet the linn nan I Kvarfs Tin
S Sherman
The senatorial
more than on. V
e h
Voil
bussing In
polltlcla n's
The directors of the Metropolitan
Museum of Art are awaiting almost
nnxloitsly the offei of Wilson tus
I . 1 1 a 1 1 1 tin sculptor, to sell tin- mi
glnal plaster bust of Washtngtoti to
the federal government, and one
might say wnltlnx In the hope that
the offer will be refused so thai the
coveted property will pass over to
the museum. The bust was made h)
the celebrated Houdon and has pass
i d down to Mr. MaoDooaldi who has
used It In making I ' plaster busts
for the nttbllc schools. These busts
ate soon to he unveiled with appro
irteti ceiemonies o a patriotic
i haracter
Tin CltlKSna' Union, tin- polltna:
part) which played such an import
ant part in the "de-Taninianylzinn
in New York during the recent ntunlt
mil elections, hopes to have a bill
passed by tin present legialatin .
Tile ISM
!, ,,,"n and t n ,wroiJ
'' f ll.h n,,h
Inn I,, u. ... """11 II I
Ol the city 117.:, J 01 l
hallan ami , """"'
1 sr. i Rm, ""v. Drni" tb.i
i ,,i.. Mt In m
Dtl ..!. Trk cost aJ
('ol"'"'i nBaeae,
""'"Issloner of p0if"
hat of betas, bjo?
lor in hi., l "
known offoeri of Q
suniilh ior ,
nm-lt) on ,uard Sjo J
the in
, -"'iers
h Ism. h,. . ., ,
' 1 If If
"otis members of th.
-r I 'fire eaamt'i
m -01111. nt mpii whn i
''tti the In
who will fonts illnm
any other sochtl
big blast All ,,t ti,
have bs-ig,., ln, ,Mr (
blahl) vthMd i m,. ts
Of the city.
will aadoubtedl) some day i.e ri
u a rded as a classic ol' Its kind. It Is
n igtillli leiitly staged and acted ht a
compOU) which could mil lie Improt
I 1 1 1 k j 1 1 The ptai aboonda in a 1
features, the dlaloiiiie Is clean ami
bright, and the moral lesson tattghl
will make a last im: Impression upon
thosge who see It.
Perils of Our Presidents.
All of cur presidents have been in
the habit of mingling freely with hi
le. asnsll) wltheni any particular
precaution bei it made for tlialr aafe
I) T' laager of (Ins ha. hern so
' mphat Ii ally pointed OOt in tic last
foa tionihl thai wis" statesmen sun
II that the old pint I ' dlscont limed I
T!, re is p.. -s'is, :.' aai aaagerl
In many of tin kovalhad rem.llsa ad
rtlaed for BtoBuv . Ilvet ami bowel I
complaint The safssl medl Ine to I
take is i loatetter' noirsach Bill ra.
it baa been befsrt tin public for 50
and has always !.n I'.iuml -ofe
ami relksble in cases of isrvousnsea, 1
iBBOBinJa IlldlgSStlon, dyspepsia and i
malaria, (ever ami ague, it therefore 1
1 tin- forenioel position in the
list of houashold remediea nni noi
family sh. uld be without it.
WHEN YOU TAI
TO C0VEB
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PIONEERS INSTALLED.
P.iat Commandflr Mukr-y Was
Charge of the Occasion.
William Martin encampment No I
Pioneers 01 tin Pocitc havt baU 1
stallatloii services. Charles a MarsV
icy. past rommaadsr, acting tfl iii
stallatloii set vices. Cbarlea A. Mask
head, supreme Bcrlbe, as gram! bjwm
s. iigcr. The foUowlaa ware Installed
Mis Mary Knight , ominamh i Mr
Annie M'lekershani. captain: Dr. J. L
Mtllei chaplsln laaai -lay. ancient
RUfde; Mrs. tjRira Van del I, rn.s...
get-; Mrs Annie M ails north BCOUl
Mi- Martha Headrk ka Bouth scoiii
Pert Maya aenttnel; WIIHam Rshi
picket ; Mrs 1. v. Uampgla, atrlbe;
Mis Hattls T BtaafteM, traaaun 1 R
J, ixiikman who bus been cow mead
11 lot two terms, pass..- lo the pasl
mmandsr' chair
Odd Fellows Install.
h k coon district mud awaiai
instaiieii tin following otseera ol
Bureka lodge No 1 0 rj p
fin evening of Jartiary I W f,
Taylor, noble grand M r OarnO)
Vict grand . R R Ri 1 d cretar) . K
Alexander, treasurer II ' Craig
oardea; H. K Collier conductor:
(leorga Buaaa, inside guardian .1 II
Uwrejr, H s n ; t 11 wmismi
I I N. (J.: T. It Wdls K s s
KclK Homagoux I. S S
GONE TO HOT SPHINGS.
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- -..jatfUBBB
BE SURE IT IS A GOOD COV
w i'h a pair of "Ptsndleton Blfsnkfif" ytwu1 Mi
mui will Ib comfor(al)le and wBra during 'in' - lai-f.-t
w tutor nightf
FOR
pair of Bis pound llankois of Pan()ltituii tfiftnu
iHi'Uin- hfaVfj bf)ll proven to bl as warm a- a ton
pound pair of other braudi
BECAUSE
Notliitig but
dleton Mlili
weave 1 In if I
pure PLE( E irool is used in tin- Pta
nnd iIm y spin tluir yam finer and
llailketB ' I' "(!' than nlln-r its
Tom Jordan Will Seek Relief From (J
Rheumatism.
Tom Jordan, has Koic 1,, n, ?
Springs, Ark., on tOCOUBl of ill health II
Mr Jordan Is suffeiing from n I
vers and protracted attack ..1 rheu-fl
iiiatism His pliysiion nlvis.-d him 4
to take tic trip, ami im,,, m...i lo. !
that they diti i)t think he would live1
long II he did not gel u wt) from this
section ot the oouatry. Mr. Jordan
was a member of the Second Oi
and while in tic I'hiii,,,,,,,, in
good health tile warm iml nmist ell '
male seeming to suit him Rvsr since
he returned to Pendleton QOWevei
he bus been subject to rheutnatis,,,
and his friends hope thai this trie
will put him bee in g.,,,,1 u,liMl
Oha Jordan, of Pilot Rw.k Bt.com-
waled his broth , and win remain
al Hot Snritigs to loo! after him for
a lew wedis al least
I PENDLKTON WOOLEN
PENDLKTON, (RE:.ON.
MI
iVI ii i : . - i ad roe . t
Fleece Wool Blankets, Indian Robes and Shawl
""""""" '"" '''i-,.'.,.i.i.i.i.l...i.,.i.i.,.,.,.in.,.i.i....lii'W8iiW
For Health, Strength and
Pleasure Drink :::::::
Polydore Moens Proprietor.
j
ION the couah aat Won., ort n, gu
LmsU Braaao Qui alas Tsslsii m HT
Inond.r. asaais.se My i',,,,.",,,;,,;:'1"
Wheat has reai lied fUi cents
bushel in tic Paioii.se- country
first timi- in two years and ss'
salet. at- reported at this tigure
per
the
ra I
Pendleton Ukiah Strip Line
rtuston ft Curney Prop .
Leave Peiulle'on wverv dge at , o'ejaat
opt huuday, for Pilot Book, Nye
Rldajs, Alba and IJkiah. Oorsi ac
couimodstious. Keasonalile freight ami
passenger rates.
City otllce at Tallman A fJO'l dnikr
store
IKASB
havt lo a"1!
how no YOU
riienew store cn never be J OVPR
known uule:s it advertises tsf V ir-
LEfi-AI RI ANKS lt
alogt of them. A iaO sepply lw's keft ''
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