BAER & DALEY,
Exclusive
Dealers
in...
Men's and Boys' Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps and Shoes.
ONE PRICE TO ALL
729 Main Street :
IS SWINE PUGUE
SIMILAR TO CHOLERA
SLIGHTLY LESS VIRULENT.
TfKSDAY FKHTII' AKY i t'-
GENERAL NEWS
Count Tolstoi lis ery ill lit- v 1
Im attended by a specialist from St
Petersburg.
Two thousand Chinese b.. 's balrl
sjHMMd Um Corean fr nl or gad
plundered mull towns . '.li tiha'u
nts of which tied. Tl 1 nun- i t
baa asked (or military ajsunee
It la feared that some of Iho Anvrl
car vessels, hound for OlOWflttr
with cargoes of herring, were csuibt
in aVrt Thursday's iwb 1 ha ra?" Is
aaht ti I" od of Us WOM i'" tif v
years
Fron. Xashvllb T. tin t tu . . j
tut Mrs Schlaj braved the cold for
a vi 1 tu ;h-' tomb of Atiilr-'W Ja 'k
on Th. trip to the Hermitage 12
n 1 1 1 distant STM made In ; lal
trail.
Tii Qaragga Agrarlau league
maih a, coarse personal attack upon
Qaaat Vop liiihiw . saying it lira
1st; "It Is shrewder U do nothing
gains; the disease until n skl'ii'il
physician arrives, thati to Id a nun-.,
bot D tblaga"
Maulia Is Intensely Inter, him.) t,,
what action roagraaa wll' lib :.
termng the PhlHpplBi Is.nnJa til
dlnary local politics hnv- mvn tr-
NEW PAPER FOR PORTLAND
TO BEGIN IN A FEW WEEK S
The Journal" to be the Name, and
Toronto Newspaper Man. Cinpbeb
the Publisher.
Fred Drake has COM up limn Pari
land to riatt tor a fOW 1 ivh and Will
return then btt dudttaj lhb Meek
Mr Drake tells that ;i tl aYOSJag
paper will Mtart soon In Portland. 11
befog tin intention or the publisher
ti' InatlgU'.atc the enterprise In 11
couple Of weeks. A K"iil Ionian from
Tin on 1 . 11. in.- ' Cainiihei! m at the
head of the propose 1 Journalls'n
venture and I lalm to have ;i
ad) invested Hu.ihih in the par
ehase of a plant. Mr. H.mon (ormei
I) with tin VtBlai Tl legrani. hs
charge of the advertising, and nth m
of the Portland newapap profess
are Intereeted
Mi Drake expects t bt employe.,
in tlx now impel as a cartoon.
He hat taken a course of la' ruction
in wash drawing and n Profess i
Itnllins a will known 'i ai hev formci
h wfth the Hopklaa InaUtutt ol sat.
Fraaclaco n has alio dflsv cojsald
'ruble work for advorti.-ei and li. -drawn
caitoon foi -.--oial Portland
publications.
Tbeee drawings have already ir
tracted tii attention ' Peudletou
ienii wlin mark with plea -'in tin
progress Mr Drake ha made in hl
boat b Held of art The am t him
'i' .I'taln ti I Kl Mlioeess.
perty is unsafe oiitsiue
the Island.-). while c
auch Ideas and conslde
perty to ! assured
i'
pessl-
OOOD WORK OF THE IDAHO
WOOL GROWERS ASSOCIATION
i.e
io-
ii: and
ue Una,
easurer, Stewart Wood, lUirarlnu
rofessor John L Stewa;
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS
For th fifth time In (oir years
th safe of thi Nortbern Paeliie de
pot Ic Olympia was blown open by
burglar.- am! the cootenti taken.
President John S. Bak-ir announc
es that the Taeomu base ha'! club has
signed Jay A. M. Andrews, who play
id thin! na.se for Buffalo las' year,
ii iiuui.i. tin- Tai oma t-.ni.
F Thompson, gjMfioHeor of
tie Yukon Sun of Dawson lb leav
ing Vaaeouvei tor. Ottawa and Ncv
York to endenvojf to eerfeoi arrange
ments for the use of the Marconi
system of transmitting message tu
Dawaaa.
The big 1 stern Montana lumber
Boas pM lei - outrnlling the lumber nut
put of tin western secti-.i. of the
state, amounting to mlllkns of feet
annually, bave formed an organita
Hog and adopted a resolut on not to
recognise aro labor union.
PortlMd will he 1 presei: .1: tb
regnttaj of the 8t Louis Exposition
of 1!K); if hard work and good nian
SKement count for anvtuloK The
!ltler of the Portland sWaiss
riub are already bggtlrf S them-e-lvt
h n 'In matter, and to tins and
great care Is to be used '1 selecting
oarsmen this summer.
At The Lfalles. the permanent uf
Kanlzation of a humane society was
ealeoted at a public meeting bald in
tin city hall The following offlcors
for the ensuing year were elected.
President. 8 L Brooks: vice-president
Robert Mays. 8r. : secretary. 8.
Bolton, treasurer. C. L. l'i,.i:..
board of directors, George C Blake
ley. Hugh Gourley. G. A. Yanandan
and Mist Hose Mlcbell
After being chased for st'in years
by detective over hundreds of miles
during which time be must have suf
fered agony from the piln of tvvr
undressed pistol-shot woim Har
won Bart roil t alias Frank Woods,
Use St Louis Frank. SO years old.
was arrested In a room above the
Turf saloon, Fifth and Start; sttejgtg,
Portland charged with -coiiind itv m
tlje murder of Policeman 1 0
Kohinson at San Francisco, Cel.. on
the morning of Jan. 21
flC.COO During 180: in the Bu
ing Salt in Train Lots.
1 !. (',.-. inn representing the Now
Vortl Life has returned from Dolga,
In spent several day.- Hi.-iirotln-i
.Mmite B Owinn. will I'MWil
:iin' ni'i nag 1 for the company
in tin Hois goueiai agency, is in tin
uo.ipital 11. New York where he u;
real m BiMwntlon for an aJIeoti n
if tbe nasal passages the operati ui
being sii' i i ssiul He win 1 nun we.r
during March.
V v lh In ldiilii litiled a
v.nndertiil grow'h. as prevlc- -' stat
Kasi i?gonlan. He stat-s
' that tin Boise valley Is 111 MOSMT
' i 1 ondltion Indeed and everyone
is sharing in the good times
Ki gardiiig tbe sbeep induatrj
that stati the State Wool Growers'
i Association, affiliated with tin Na
' tioual Association, is In the best 'On
dltloii of all the state association 011
1 th. coast
"A I.. III,. l.um.Ml . li, tm Ka
" uv'MVIIl. 1 ..llllllft 11, kill
iin'iniiers remarhei: .vir ww um ;o
Un Fast dregonlan. "In one item
I alone tbe association saved more
' than it cost to the entire list of mem
bers. B bnyfbg salt in tralnload
loth and distributing it at common
points along the Short Line. It was
laid down at $8.76 per ton whereas.
It formerly cost something like $M
to 111 a ton.'
The Idaho Wool Association 4s
its members t per luo she -p
and thus raises more than $5ti"o asy
mially.
Speaking of the opWplloii.- of Col
onel Dewe tin celebrated miner of
that region. Mr. Owinn told of tbe
new hotel at .s'ampa a town of about
liM paopte on the (regoii Short Line
near Boise, lo cost i omplet. an even
$126,000
This hotel " he said "is IglgbUfl in
hard wood and Is not ggjMlteid in ele
gna)OS by any hostelry In this part of
the world Colonel Dewey Is a lib
eral spender of money, having made
two or three millions In tin- mines of
that country."
Dr. McLean. State Veterinarian, Ar
rives to Make Official Investiga
tion.
State Vitcrinarlan Wlllmin Ml
Lean arrived In town this morning
from Portland to InveatfgUte thi
cnuse of the (tents' ol o ninny IwiM
in ami ground Pwndlaton
The itoctor sns that it is not chot
era that is affecting tin hogs all ovei
the country, but li whai Is terrnet
"swim plague," which is aluionl faV
snnie In Its effect ns cholera atthougl
It Is not to bo dreaded so gMCl as tin
latter
He says the bacilli of the two dis
soms are almost tbe sann altbongb
t lit effect the hog in tin first stage
0J (be disease differ. Mitl The i'hol
era is an Infection of the Intestines
gnd Is similar la the swim lati'lly to
what typhoid fever is in people whlb
the plague attacks the lungs at first
and then. If It Is allowed to run. It
affects the intestines and Whole sys
tem of tin hog In the last stakes.
Cholera Ineradicable.
"Whan cholera gets a hold in th
country, it is almost hntpanntMa to
tamp it out." snid Dr. ItoLana, "as
the germs from this disease will live
'wo of tarw times as long as tin
gi rnis ot the plague under tin -.inn
conditions In water M Hottld, the
germ of cholera will live and move
itsell lor seven and eight Weeks whlb
the germ of the plague la not nearly
so active and Will not last gjora than
that many days In places where
hogs have boon that are Infected with
tbe cholera tin germs will remain 111
the groinul and will inoculate hogs
that are kept in the same placi to
wo or ihree years, while the plague
germ will die oat In one-third 01 that
time
Should Burn Carcasses.
' After a bog Is once infected with
the plnglli thou- is no cure for ,t
or If It does uot over the disease it
never amounts to naaoh, and the oalj
thing to do when It gets Into a band
is to kill exery Infected hoc and elth
i'i burn the 1 a it a Ban and all traao
and ft It h that they have conic in con
11 ' with, or hur It to such a depth
that nothing can get to it. BWrBiag
li jin suiest mid miist Bactnal
method 01 netting rid of tin- gorgM
Oaf nlatahe thai tbe farmers nnl
Inn: raisers niiil,' 1- when the hear
nl a sirl, hog 011 their neighbor s place
is to go nvo! ami look at the dea '
I rial bogs forgetting that tbay mnv
oarry tbe dtaaaae gemi home with
thaw on their feat ami infect then
own hogs This Is often done H
though the spread of the dbwaae to-
aused more by dons, crows and nth
things that feed on tbe caroaeaea of
tba dead IWlaa that are left lyl.ii'
about where they full or are throw 1
into tin fanes jams to laj there aatft i
they decay and waste away or are do
ft roved by scavengers.
Keeping l Quiet.
" Vnotlier mlstal e the hog raii :
gsgbaa when In- finds that his hard
li bsfaetad is to try nm! keep ir gatal
and not notifying the propel authori
ties so that steps ean be taken to
stamp It out before It gets hold of
. whole bam' and hn bi place cov
in '. with Mm germs 1 do not believe
in making It public ami heralding It
111 the press but it is a good Idea
soauetiasoa to stir up the farmer and
aw.ikei. I im to the real situation for
i.e sometimes gets discouraged and
thi.iks there Is no use trying to save
his hogs or taking any precaution
to: the) an gll going to die anyway
1 siiiu-l. hog i found to
In Infected, the propwl authorities
sho; Id b, notified and the) will ad
vis-- ai tu tin plan to pursue to keep
It from threading If this is done and
the well hogs kept clear away from
thi sick atbtl the raiser will find that
h vlll 1 ome oat ahead in the end."
D M'Lean, in company with I)r
; Ch'istle. has gone to the country to
day to maki a thorough Investigation
I Of the . dlm-ase prevalent hereabouts
r. p. will be taken to stamp it
out as (iuIokIv and effectual!! as pos
slid
GAMBLING IS CLOSI
But our radical style of cut price making
in our celebrated
Closing Out Sal
continues to worry competition and please
thousands of contented customers.
Plenty Pants if vou nel thorn, tkmth
and vfjrU Lf you nwd them How will
that suit yon?
A trw daYyi now ami vt will take an
nual Invoice, vv'i ar- bbtrofofi tnxiooi
to olotu out a lot of od Is and radl at
Morifiot jrifts.
We have added the oelebraterj T
i,,. l 'I; .
shoe store and an this Bhoe bu
such a favnrita in tl.m ki 4
. ... Wlv iuwhs t, 1
Htieak for it u hearty welcome here
Boston Ston
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WHEN YOU TAKI
TO COVER
:
:
BE SURE IT IS A GOOD COVEI
With a pnir of 'TnndWton Bluahttt" " your bed
you will be conifortahle and warm during the 80I0V
wt winter nights
FOR
A pair of six pound blankets of Ftndlotoo manu
lut Uin have Wen proven to bt an warm ar a ten
pound pair of other brand.
Tot Causes Nignt Alarm.
"One niKht my brother s baby was
taken with croup." writes Mrs J r
Hnlder. of Crittenden Ky.. "it seemed
It would stranKle before we could ks
a doctor, so we uave Dr King's No
Discovery, which gave quick relief
and permanently cured It We ulwavx
keep It In the house to protect ou
children from Croup and Whoopln"
eoagh It cured me of a chronic broi
hlal trouble that no other rome-ly
would relieve." Infallible for coughs,
colds, throat and lung troubles 50c
and $100 Trial bottles free, at TaM
man ft Co
BECAUSE
Nothing but pore FLEECE wool is nttd in tbePeii
dl. ton Mills and they spin their yarn tin"
M-at- their blankets olottf than other mills
DANDRUFF WON'T WA8H OUT.
Tne Germ That Causes It Has to Bi
Destroyed to Cure Dandruff.
Many a woman apouds an hour
twice a week scouring her sca'.p
thinking scrubbing off the scurf wi'1
cure the dandruff Two hours a wd-ii
at the age of 40 years sbe has spa r
260 days of It hours each, or two
thirds of a year of her life. In thit
vain hope; vain, because you can't
cure dandruff without killing the da',
druff germ and the only hair prepaiu
tlon on earth that will do tha'. Is New
hro's "Herplclde" aim a delightful
hair dressing and thorough antlsp
tic against all contagion from use of
other's hair brushes.
ARMY COFFEE 8UPPET
Salvationists Will Have One This
Evening at the Barracks.
The Pendleton Salvation Army is to
give a Coffee Supper this eveulng
gi the barracks on Webb street and
expects their friends to ettend lib
erally, The supper will begin at
about ft o'clock, Just after the aervlc
es that are to be held at toe usual
hour and quit extensive prapara
tlons have been made for the event.
i PENDLETON WOOLEN MIL!
PENDLETON, OREGON.
Manufacturers of
Fleece Wool Blankets, Indian Robes and Sluwls.
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TO CUBg A LOLO IN ONK DAY
J" J"tmu Maiutas Ubleu. ai
draggltU refund tLe ui,iie If It UIU lu cute
B W. (!' llKUkture la nu IICL tnil
For Health, Strength and
Pleasure Drink
fl
Polydore Moent, Prtprietor. U