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Si M, T tanks Valises mi leases an i eiescopes A Complete Line at Popular Prices. BAEH Sf DALEY One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters, Pendleton. KANSAS POPULISTS MAY DISBAND THE PARTY -WOOSTER UNIVERSITY EXPECTS NEW BUILDING Dr. Pearsons has Offered a Large Sum of Money. Wniit nr. O.. Feb. 21. Tills Is the crucial tiny Jerry Simpson Leads Faction Favor ing Joining the Democrats. m rr -ri. n nu- r. ture of the populist party of Kan- crucial tiny " " " in- sas is to be determined by the state and students and friends or the . in conference in session' here today. ' tltution are on the qui n Prominent leaders of the-party from citmtion all narts of the state are in attend- j gardin anee. (Jne wing ot tne party, iea w i nf the announcement re- the completion of -the fund erect new building to replace t .. ow At..,, ai r ntr-s ! iIiobp destroyed iy nre iui . and Senator Harris is in far- Shortly attor the disaster Dr. D. K ,B io " " ( . .... ..hllnnlhrnnlfit or of disbanding and joining . WT c l"V" democratic party. The other wing, j offered $100,000 o the ins tut on on led bv former Congressman Ridgely : condition that Vayne con j mist and Chief Justice Doster. wants to $40.00 and the synod of Ohio 10fl . maintain the populist organization. 000. This fuml, under the conditions The democratic leaders are making named, must be completed b o overtures, promising to give the S o'clock this evening. In order to populist party a liberal represcnta-1 meet the requirements the faculty tion oh the state ticket to be named , and trustees of the institution have at the Wichita convention in Slay, i been working with might and main . during the last few weeks. All rrn'c Brimdr Reunion ' kinds of entertainments have been Green s Brigade Reunion. , a, co,. Waco. Tox., Fo .. 21-The annual j rJcJJnB ,mve been ma(le lnlne reunion of Greens brigade nsaocia-j chlirphes an(1 fanners of the county tion opened in Wnco today and will ; eym contril)Utert ioads of wheat continue through tomorrow. The; liroduce. Alumni and friends city has been decorated in honor of. institution in Cleveland. Pitts- the visitors and an elaborate Pro-1 Coiumbs and elsewhere have gram has been prepared for their en-, ; Hberallv and little fear is Grocery Removal Saj CONTINUES AT THE Martin Family Grocery and Wiiife the New Store in The LaFontaine Block is being prepared for the new stock- n uic uiii niun ill. mc MlCSCm posed of, to save expense of removal, nation mnstCrF HOTEL ARRIVALS. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1P02. GENERAL NEWS It Is believed that the Colombian j government will soon begin an act-, ive and aggressive campaign against! the liberals entrenched at Chame Point. j Over 1000 prominent Jlasons regis-j teied at the Scottish Rite Cathedral for the golden convocation of the rite of the Valley of Cincinnati, which i was established 50 years ago. Should congress pass the bill now before it creating the cabinet posi tion of secretary of commerce, it is ! almost certain that Carroll D. Wright, present labor commissioner, ! will be appointed to the position. At the v! ae of the meeting of the civic federation. Senator Hanna said: "The meeting was very satis factory. Thirty out of 3fi members were present and the spirit display ed was splendid. We feel delighted with the result of our efforts toward harmony between capital and labor." Plans for one of the greatest coal mining company mergings iu the his tory of Jie country, which will in clude the consolidation of the Pitts burg Coal company and practically all the competing Interests of this company iu the Ohio. West Virginia and Illinois fields, are again attract ing attention in financial circles. A New York mass meeting adopt ed this resolution: "Resolved. That the oiUaens of New York, of all polit ical parties, in mass meeting assem bled, indorse the sentiments express ed by President Roosevelt in his mes sage to congress and to Secretary of War Root in his annual report in support of the wisdom indeed the vital need of providing for a sub stantial reduction in the tariff duties on uubnri imports into the United States. The Pendleton. W. L. Mason, New York. Harry Sumner, St. Paul. J. E. Brown. J. J. Dillon, San Francisco. E. W. Jones. Lincoln. John . F. Allen. Portland. T. B. Potter and wife, San Fran cisco, George W. Harris, Portland. E. J. Bronuick, Portland. C. E. Burnett. W. R. Cosper. W. C. Witzel. Portland. George Ekerman, Lincoln. Thomas G. Blackman, Spokane. ' tertainment. Tomorrow will be tne ! principal day of the reunion, when ! addresses will be delivered by men j or note. This evening there is to lie a camp fire at which the veter ! ans will exchange reminiscences and fight over again their battles from Val Verde to Yellow Bayou. felt concerning the outcome. YALE ATHLETICS FOR THE Prices on Many Articles ate ctit Martin Family Grocery andMcl Main St. Next to Joe Baslcr's. COMING YEAR The Golden Rule. W. D. Clegg. Mrs. Fritz and family. A. J. Hall. Spokane. J. W. McNabb. C. Cunningham, Portland. A. J. Vanlandingham, Athena. H. Connell. O. E. Graves. C. N. Herr. Frankfort. B. P. Doherty, Heppner. Gus Freeman. Cold Springs. ' Miss Bertha Gross, Athena. Cal Huntwell, Omaha. II. M. Brown, Pocatella. C. L. Downer, Spokane. Sam Lee, Spokane. Ben Hagen, Bingham Springs. James Carty and wife, Heppner. Richard" Abell, Meacham. D. W. Crosby. Positions on the 'Varsity Team are 1 Wanted. New Haven, Conn., Feb. 21. Ath lotlna fit Ynlf hepnn to look Ut) todav Eminent ( Wnen tne candidates for positions on the baseball team were called out. is not alto-, Johns Hopkins' Jubilee. Baltimore, Md.. Feb. 21 educators and other men of distinc tion are gathering in Baltimore from j The baseball situation all parts ot tne country to taue parij mher rosv though It is expected in the celebratino of the twenty-fifth j . ,mnrn ' nR th tln,e ror the sea- anniversary of Jones Hopkiiin uni versity and the ceremonies attend iuir the inauguration of Professor son's opening approaches. A care-, ful canvass of the university has not brought to light any remarkably 'iSmmmM Ira Remson as the new president of j brniJnnt "set of candidates. There is the institution. The celebrations begin with a public meeting tonight at which historical addresses will be delivered, and the inaugural cere monies will be held in Music hall tomorrow morning. Chiefs to Organize. j San Francisco. Feb. 21. At a con-, forence here today iT is expieifi to j effect the organization of the Pacific; Coast Association of chiefs of police. ' The organisation is to afh'inte and work in harmony with the national association and will have for its ob-j ject the apprehending and identify ing of criminals and the general im-; provement of police work by an ex-1 change of ideas. The chief cities of the old trouble about the pitcher, and the candidates for backstop are none too good. The remainder of the team excepting the shortstop are fair. For the pitcher's box there are at present but two promising men. They are John Garvan, who has pitched two years for the 'varsity, and Joe Patton, the freshman twirl er. The infield is weak in the num ber and strength of candidates. The outfield is stronger, with three vet erans out tor places Barnwell, Ward and Winslow. BEAUTY IN THE KITr, One of our artUiir f til ridnf 1 ' U u t fa ' lDt Pa Ui,v.uCcpei s ,neart. fjjf, are guaranteed toBAKEaadi ngm. i-kiues LOW. to show them to you. Thompson Hardwi 631 Main Street, Phone Italian Parliament Opened. Rome, Feb 21. The Italian parlia ment was opened yesterday by the king, who in his speech noted the Clearance Sale CARPETS, WALL PAPER, MATTING fj LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERS, ? BIG DISCOUNT on all SEWING MACHINES. NwJi? chines from $20 up. Second hand Machiues$3 to $'". ORIENTAL RUGS ON DISPLAY. JESSE FAILING, 1 1 1 ) treat, .NearRrifl:: ' 3"'J UNLOCKED JAIL DOORS. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS The department of justice has ar ranged to have plans riiade for a court house to ho erected at Juneau, AlaBka. for which there is available $40,000. Professor Georgeson, in charge of agricultural experiment work in Alaska, strongly recommended the immediate extension of the land laws of the United States to Alaska. Captain Edward Chambrau, SI years old, one of the best-known In dian scouts and fighters of the Paci fic Ooast, died at St. Vincent's hos pital, Portland, from kidney trouble. Negotiations for the consolidation of tho Astoria Electric Company, which owns the street railway; the West Shore Mills Company, which The Supply of Prisoners is Quite Exhausted. The doors of Umatilla county's jail California, .Montana. Washington, ,..., , ,.oW,c w,t, Uni nriri uregou, iNevauii, uiun uuu aiizuuu ; tion. foreign countries, especially France. He alluded to the bill for improve- 1 ment oT the divorce laws and the re- : cognition of illegitimate children, ! and the good financial and economi- Harvard Alumni Dinner. ' New York, Feb. 21. The banquet 1 cal condition of the country, hall of the Waldorf-Astoria is to be. are standing unlocked and the three ! the scene of a brilliant gathering to- Nobility Drowned, prisoners confined therein are allow- night on the occasion of the annual 1 London, Feb. 21. Two daughters ed to go in and out at will as they ! dinner of the Harvard alumni of New j 0f gr Granville Wildams and their are all trusties and the officers do York and vicinity. President Elliot . ROvernpss were drowned at Blud not have to keep them continually : is to be the guest of honor ami uth- lijan Wales, yesterday by breaking under their care. ' ers in attendance will include Car-, through the ice. This is something that is seldom I roll D. Wright, United States Labor ' ' ever the case and Jailor Til Taylor i Commissioner; Major Henry L. Hig-1 rarely sees the time when he does i ginson and Charles S. Fairchlld. not have to keep the lock and keys , on the county prison. In fact, there' Floods in Turkey. is seldom a time thnt the county! Constantinople, Feb. 21. Great! boarders are as few as they are to-; ,, nttml(1(1 ilpnVv ins nf lifpi Big Deal in Tpj Austrian Gomnmt Mm Smith Premiers. 1 ime and Money day. The three men held at the jail are Ed Peters, who is serving a term for destroying public property, and whose time will expire in a few days; and the others, are Boyd and Irons who are serving 90-day-terms for seduction.. Their terms will ex pire in about 00 more days but they are allowed to come and go at will and are busy most of the time reno vating and cleaning up , around the jail and court house yard. IMPRESSED WITH PENDLETON. and much property damage and heavy rains have occurred in eastern Turkey. Two villages are entirely under water. Thirty persons are drowned, 200 are missing and 130 houses are swept away. Two important words in the daily life of people. An Eastern Man 'Thinks It Is a Great Small Town. "Pendleton is the best town of its size in the states of Oregon or Wash intrton. and is bettor than some I owns the electric light plant, and the ino,v that are twice as lartro." said Astoria. Gaslight Company, have been r. l. Darrow, who boasts of being a in progress for several mouths. natlvo Missourlan but who was in Representative .Tones has prepared the city paying a fraternal vlnlt to! an amendment to the Indian appro- his old friend, A. Kirakel, and incl-, irinHnn hill annronrlatinc $15,000 dentally taking the latter', nier for' for removing tho Wenatchee Indians several extra cars of the poducts of in the south half of the Colvill In- the John Deere Company, which has Rough House in Vienna. J Vienna, Feb. 21. -The reiclisrath ! fr again was scene of wildest disorder. Clerical Hagenhofer called the Pan German leader, Schoenerer, a drunk en dog. The Pan-Germans in a body mobbed Hagenhofer, and a general mix up followed. Marconi Ocrcomes Defects. 1 1 London, Feb. 21. At a meeting of the Marconi Telegraph Company, the Inventor announced that he had over come the defects of the system re garding secrecy. He stated that 70 ships and 25 land stations are now equipped. Because we are here to please the people and make a special ty of filling orders, and wait ing on customers proropt- "Vienna, Feb. 7 The greatest single purchase oi typwi ever made has ordered by the Minister of Justice, winch, ana 1 1 4 i,A tn ennin months of exhaustive competitive tests, nas conuaucu 1 .1 Cmltti Premier tvpewnt till It T IM1LIIM I V V 1 til ill J kUUU 1 w " - - . . t-. 1- . -.I .I OrpanmML supplying every court. tress aispaicn iu ruHi..u v,.B 7th. Tbs Portland Office Smith Premier Typewriter Co, 122 Third Street. L, a M. ALEXANDER, Agents. AMERICAN PLAN. S3 00 per Day and Upwards. Finest Hold Jn the Not Money dian reservation. He will also at tempt to secure the reinstatement of the . appropriation for an agent at North Yakima. Hamilton Couldn't Dislodge Boers. London, Feb. 21. Lord Kitchener j recently established a branch sunnlv reports mat Uonerai Hamilton has house in Portland, placing Mr. Dar-: engaged the enemy near Neigel on row in as Its manager. He also stat During the last 12 months cases have been docketed in 100 the second dragoon, killed 2, wounded 8 and captured 40, who were later re leased. Hamilton is unable to dis lodge the Boors. ed that In his opinion Pendleton had tho brightest future before it of any town in tho Northwest and he added lint "It lmil tho pltlnnn wtin nr supreme court at Salem. During the nwniro nmi aiivo tn tii best in. preceding 12 months 110 cases were 'forests and unbulldintr of the town! Rescued from Yawning Chasms. docketed, and in the same period an(1 wU1 eV,lentjy not stop at any' Odessa, Feb. 21. Thirty-two per preceding that, 110 casos vero dock- m(jve or eXpenB0 which is calculated j sons have been rescued alive from eted. This shows a gradual decrease , to f urthor lt8 -welfare and Is what ' the earthquake ruinB at Shamaka. in the number of cases appealed to nia.eB t0wn a cltv and this is what 1 I expected Pendleton to be In a very few years." the Bupromo court. i An ordinance granting a 25-year's , franchise to tho Pacific States Tele graph & Telephone Company, was , passed by the Portland city council. Thn comnanv made many conces- Revival Services. Tho revival services at the M. 13. Church. South, aro still in progress fllons from tho termB of its original . nmi tho Interest seems to be grow proposed. franchise. It agrees to pay ; inB nightly. Services every night the 5300 a year license tax, $1000 per this week at 7:30 o'clock. Tho spec- year for the franchise, to maintain j ai services for next Sunday will bo' a nre-ciass nre umnu icicuuhd vo tom and to placo the wires under ground within the fire limits. The vote was 9 ayes, 2 noes. announced later. BvangellBb' Eagle Is Btlll assisting tho pastor. Mem bora of other churches aro cordially Invited to assist. How's This? Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Kcwaid for any enro of catarrh that cannot bo cured by Holl'B Catarrh Curo. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. We, tho nn(lor!(nied, have known F.J. Che ney for the last fifteen years, and bollevo him perfectly honorable in all business transactloni and financially able to carry out any obliga tions made by their Arm. West & Truux, Wholesale Pniftdstu, Toledo, Ohio. WaLDINQ. KIN1UH & SfAKVIN, Wholealo nrupclals, Toledo. Ohio. ITall's .Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, act In? directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. I'rlee 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family fill are the nest. Because our large stock and i low prices enable us to save the purchaser money on any thing in our line. Make your purchases at our store, and Note the correctness of our statements. F. S. YOUNGER & SON. Phone, Main 28. Association Block. AM ) mm R fc b i . i l t THE - f M . PORTLAND, OKv, -riW Special Rates to Eastern Oregon peqple vlaltimr r oWErS, For Health, Strength and Pleasure Drink ::::::: Polydore Moens, Proprietor.
