East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 24, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI Outing and Business SUITS Large Assortment of Well Made Garments Best Values Ever "Offered $5:00 $6.00 $9.50 $12.50 $15.00 NEW SUMMER UNDERWEAR Big Shipment Jnst In. Colors : Blue, Brown and WMte PER SUIT, 50c and $1.00 BAER Sf DALEY One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters, Pendleton it D ORGANIZE LEAGUE RELIEF OF CUBA. TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1902. GENERAL NEWS. Two-thirdB of the positions under the civil government of the Philip pines are oiled by Filipinos. A violent shock of earthquake is reported from Cassano al Jonio. in the department of Calabra, Italy. No damage was done. Forty-nine persons were injured baturday night, several seriously, as a result of a collision of trains on the electric line between Beynsio and Porto Ceresio, Italy. The cruiser Brooklyn, which has been selected to transfer the body of Ambassador Pauncefote to England, is now coaling at the navy yard and will sail about Thursday with the body. Lord Milner, who was British high commissioner in South Africa, took the oath of the government of the Transvaal Sunday in the presence of a large assembly of people. He was; heartily cheered by those present and a salute in his honor was Gred from the fort. Dynamiters early Sunday, made what was thought to be an attempt to wreck a circus train bound fori Duluth on the Northern Pacific rail-j road, at a point between Mnnlo nnri 1 Poplar, Minn. In several places be tween these two points the track was blown up by dynamite. No trace of the perpetrators has been found. According to recent ndvlces frnm Manila, ninety Amorican soldiers have died of cholera since the disease ! first broke out Owning to the in-' crease of cholera the health authori-j ties in the provinces nrr nnfnroinn-' stringent regulations. The total num ber of cases and deaths are as fol lows: Manila, 1530 cases and 1236 deaths; provinces, 73G9 cases and 5440 deaths. HOTEL ARRIVALS. The Pendleton. T. "W. Smith. Mrs. Smith, s rtnr ris, George Bell, A. B. Galloway, A. ainsneimer, w. H. Fayle, C. I .Das heill, Mrs. DeLone. L. Fleniintr. Port land; T. G. Mcintosh, city; Tom Sals man, G. M. Pennoyer, Chicago; E. W. Brigham, Boston; Ed Blackburn, umana; iockwood Mcveav. Seattle: W. Daggett. TJdes: T. Geohesran nnd wife, A. P. Stewart. "W.'A. Robinson. C. D. Knox, San Francisco; J. C. lxinergan, xacoma; T. v. Taton, .Mary E. Murphy. F. J. Ginsrer. Geo Stevens, Spokane; Charles J. Lex, St. Louis; H. W. Aldis. G. N. Hmmt- man and wife. New York; D. B. Jew- ett. lowa: J. E. Martin. Seattle: G. K. ingalls, Kansas City. The Golden Rule. Frank TC. Wells. Mrs. E. H. Morris Linton: u. E. Kuykendall, Pomeroy; C. Cunningham, Lee Cunningham, W. R. Barnett. T. Znnmnttn Pnrtbnrl- W. C. Coleman, F. D. Mattell, Walla walla; s. A. Fraus, B. J. Vaughan, Snokane: G. W. Urnrllev AtJiPnn- Gustay Volnier, Waitsburg; William frolsom, Pilot Rock; George V, Reede, Butte; Frank Gibbons, Elgin; T. L, Hoftu, T. E. Morgan and wife Uus Kowala, A. It. Horn, H. A. El mer. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Professor B. F. Mulkey, of the Mon mouth Normal school, has been se lected as the new president of the btatje Normal school at Ashland, at a meeting of the hoard of regents, and the state board of education, and nas accepted tno position The Hood River berry crop is said to have been one of the best In many years. About 85 cars of berries, or some 15,000 crates more than last season, wore shipped and the fruit was of extra fine quality. Tho crop this year was worth about ?125,000 There has been a change in the time-card of the Elgin branch of the o. ic. & N whereby tt.e train leaves La Grande at 10 o'clo ,t a. m.. In stead of 11:10, as heretofore. There Is no change made In the return time ana tnis gives the train an hour and 10 minutes longer stay In Elgin. Helena, Mont., is much excited over tne supposed nndlng of the second river bed of Last Chance creek, In the bottom of a well due in that citv. More than $15,000,000 in placer gold was taken out of the first creek bed during the early days of the town, and the new find shows ample colors. The leading farmers living around uaston met tnere Saturday and or ganlzed the Gaston Livestock & Pro duce Market, an association compos ed of the producers of that section. The object of the association is to .arrange for and successfully conduct livestock and produce market days, to nppiir olthfir nnnnnllv nnml.nnnn. ally or quarterly, as may bo decided on later. ' 1 How's This. Wp nffftr Onp TTnnriroH Tlnllnro TYa,1 I ior any case or catarrh that cannot be I guteu vy nun ft laiaru cure. t. .i. ruL.sf.i & n;u., Toledo, O C uie nnuersltmed. have known F. J. Cheney for the past 15 years, and believe i" uk imitxny uonoraoie in nil busi ness transaction and financially able to CarrV Ollt nnv nhllffiHnna mnil. K. -l.t- - - D ...... .... lucu ui .... JVEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists , AIiI)ING, KINXAX & MAKVIX Wholesale r)rrrRt Tnioin n i nall'H Pnrnrrh Pn acting directly npon the blood and mucous ;u"c i"e Bjrsiem. uestlmonlala sent tree. Price 73c per bottle. Sold by nil nall-s Family Pills are the best. SCIENCE SCORES AGAIN. A Preparation That Will Destroy the Dandruff Germ Discovered. Finally the scientific student has uiscovered a corta n rnmeriv fnr druff. When it first became known that dandruff is the 1 tjilm or parasite that digs into the scalp, uiiu saps tne vitality of hair at the root, causing falling hair and bald ness, biologists set to work- tn rtiR cover some preparation that will kill tne germ. After a year's labor in one laboratory, the dandruff germ de stroyer was discovered; and It k now embodied in Newbro's Herpl Cide, Which besides Clirinfr hnlrlnnoo and thinning hair, speedily and per manently eradicates dandruff "rn. stroy the cause you remove the ef iecu" 8Idewalk Privileges. Controller Grout linn T MV1 f uy ne expects to increase by ,at least $1,000,000 a year tho InnnmA nf xr- xonc uity for privileges undet the siaewaiKs. Tne city now derives about S250.000 annunllv frnm i,o- privileges, but persona desiring to open restaurants, offices or other es tabllshmonta under the sidewalks have only to take Ollt n "vault nan mlt," which costs $2G. The control! er will now seek to hav n nri nance enacted providing for the, ndn. quate returns to the o tv fnr miim oio privileges. One of the strictly new features .planned by Superintendent Rowe for the 1902 carnival in Portland, ia a mlnature belt lino railway, Tfils road, on which "will run the smallest railway train in tho world, will en circle the fair grounds and convey passengers irom any ,nolnt on tho ,grounda to the transfer station, where they -will be transferred to the gravity .cars, which will scale tho hill to the Japanese tea garden. Good Schools In Pendleton. The ClllCQEO board nf nM fnp nnl leges and academlns nf tho '.Pmaw terian church jhas given $5000 for the new academy at Pendleton. Tho in stitution has an additional fund of ?ju,uuu, and this is deemed sufficient ior beginning the work, which will bo commenced at once. With a good public acuool and two or three Inde pendent Institutions of learning, Pen dleton has gpod educational advan tages to offer people, who make that place their homo. La Grande Chronicle. McReynold'a creamery butter on sale In all stores. Aic for It !new league will de FORMED FOR FALL SEASON. Meeting to De Held in Pendleton on Thursday, at Which the Final De tails ot tne New i-cague nno a Schedule of Games Will Be Ar ranged. The meeting which was to have been held In Pendleton this after- noon for the purpose of dlBcussing the proposed formation of a four or six-team basebnll league, including the towns of Walla Walla, Wash., Pendleton, La Grande nnd Baker City with perhaps Dayton and Colfax, Wash., has been postponed until Thursday,, when It will be held here. This action ,wns taken out of def erence to Manager Sharpsteln. of the Walla Walla Sharpshooters, who tel ephoned that he could not be hero today, but would be on hand Thurs day. Dayton, Wash., has also sent word that It would like to be repre sented when the meeting is held for the formation nf tho leamie. Colfax. however, will have to be counted out as a message was received this moraine bv Manncer Cnhnn. nf the local team, saying that the Colfax team had gone to pieces and that all dates would nave to be cancelled. This means that the two canies scheduled with Colfax on the present .tour of the Indians will not be play ed. Manacer Cohen, nf thn nerffakins. feels confident that the proposed lencue will -now be a irn nnd that sonic first-nlnss hnsolmll ovlilhitinns will be the result The way in which Baker City is coming to the front in tho organization nf its tp.im nm flip new timber beinir introrliippii intn tho La Grande aggregation augurs well for last and close ball playing. Baker Team Is Strong. Baker Citv has alreailv the 'nucleus of an excGntionallv strong team and has on its list such men as Glendon. Spokane's whirl-! wind pitcher. Woods, Tacoma's catch-1 er, and Bolin, a speedy Sound twirl-! er. Johnny McManus. who nlnvnri with Baker last season, is also on the list; as are Edwards, who caucht Inst year; Reed, of Portland, a fast and sure player, and three Boise men, who are said to be well up to the standard set for the aggregation. Practice games are already being arranged for the team and it is v. pected they will be in fine fettle by tlfe time the new league season opens. The reorganization of T.a Rmmio't team is now about completed and the new line-rip reads like a winner. Walla Walla and Pendleton win need few, if any changes in their teams to travel in the front ranks of the new league, although it is, of c urao, possioie, tnat some new tim ber may be installed. Indians Harvesting Scalps. Pendleton's boys are doing all kinds of stunts with the baseball combinations which they are going up against on their present trip, hav ing yesterday made the fifth straight win without a lose since they left home.. Three times did they down the Dayton Dusters and on Sunday Walla Walla came into camp to the tune of 7 to 2. Yesterday they acain took nn tho stick against the Sharpshooters and batted out an easy victory, which read C to 2 when the score book was footed up. The Indians played well from the start, and Hayes, the boy from the wilds, handed out a string of cork screws the mysteries of whirh tho Walla Walla hunters could not seem to .unravel. The Sharpshooters were also nron lted with some verv noor hall ninvino- i ,n . . . - '"a ui. cruicai points or tlie performance, anu inese neipea make the score one siuea. Next Game Here. The Redskins nlav their - .- . " o"- in -enaieton on July 4, 5 and 6, when the Oregon City team, whiph hn been doing some tall ball playing uuwu in me wiiiamette valley, will endeavor to pull down the tepees of mo noote reus about their ears. President Palma's Plan for Aiding the Struggling Interests. President Pnlma nnd his cabinet have decided on a plan which they hope will relieve the economic situ ation in the country. A iiiepsnge will be sent to congress, probably next weok, for that body to pass upon, setting forth the recommendations of n Tlnlmn nrwl thn annrptrtrV nf ngrieulture for the amelioration of the condition of affairs. This meas ure calls for the expenditure of $33, 500,000 to be distributed nmong the sugar growers and cattle raisers. Three millions Is to be ndvanced to sugar planters at tho rate of 50 cents an nrroba (or 25 pounds), to be re turned in two installments in Feb ruary nnd March. To cattle breedors will be paid a premium of $5 for each cow Imported for breeding pur poses up to 100,000. Further than this, all such cattle will be ndmltted r .into Tlmro nlan Ih tn he ItLC Ul inn.' . i . ' - ( an Increased tariff on many nrticlesj imported now unuer siuan tiuues iui l.n mniim- tn lio il Istrihlltp.d. i iaiau luu Mi.n.L.. . " .w - i An internal loan, secured by bonds, j will be necessary. i I ; i A Glorious Fourth. j On the Fourth of July every true ..n-lnt will inlnlimtn thn fslrmlnir nf tim rpnlnr.itinn nf Indonendence by the Colonists, and aitnougn tne strug gle which followed was notn cnsiiy nrwt fllcoatrmic vot it rPQllltpil in their ultimate freedom from the yoke of English bondage. Another very important day in the life of anyone, especially those suffering from a weak or disordered stomach, will be the one on which they decide to give up old methods of trying to obtain relief and commence the use of that famous twentieth century family medicine, Hostetter's Stomach Bit ters. It will cure anyone suffering from dyspepsia, indigestion, belching, constipation, biliousness or insomnia. Try it today and be convinced. Our Private Stamp is over the neck of the bottle. 2 LATEST STYLE COLLARS MEN'S SALE Worth $10 to $12 SUMMER UNDER WEAR.... Yon Ni TAlir 50c to $jf A SUIT For Sale Cheapl One IS-foot combined harvester. One 14-foot steel frame header. One mower and rake. For particulars ad dress or inquire of R, Laing, Pendle ton, Oregon. I oston Store r iiuyier s AND Allegretto' Cnocolates Bon Bons Almonds Mash Mallows . We have just received a fresh shipment F. W. Schmidt & Co., Reliable Druggists, Association Block. Phone 851 Torturing Disfiguring Humors Itching, Burning, and Scaly Eruptions of the Skin and Scalp with loss of Hair Complete External and Inter nal Treatment by Cuticura The Set SI In ConjUUngof Cuticdba Soap(33c.), to cleanso ?AUa ,f cr.tt,ta nnd scaI"8 nd .often io thickened rntvin nt,.r..,.. . ,.""' J- Bammauon. anil uui .n i ' . cure the moat torturinjf, dlafljrurlnir skin Bca p aud blood hunon. imAet, itchiij," ni phyci4ns auU all other remedles.fail. Dico ahb Cuiw. Coir.. DolalVoix Ra.t.. CUTICURA PUREST OF BABY SOAPS ESSE FAIL The Big Carpet Stwe You Can Beat Our Carptti iu just this one way they'll etudd kiud of beating all right Yarn beat 'em iu stvle. inrarietvofcitl in HUiallness of cost, in length of i in auj' good, carpet quality. Jistd 3'ou can beat that WILTOSi feellfnii at $1.25 a yard. Takeik our new line offiber carptt BiH Jlam 24. SAB IRONS That SATISFY USE Asbestos Sad Itons Easiest to use and most convenient; detachable handles. Guaranteed to be free from defects, and kept ,in repair for two years. See the display in our window, or better still, come inani . i i. -i ti 141 Da; ' WaU Paper tint! Picture Frames -AT- Mtiphys 1 tO COURT STREET GO CHRT Reeular beauties. Prettiest ever brought to t I w J I i T l 1 i. IJH. lAH refrigerators' that will save you money on your ice bill j BAKER & FOLSOM Etc. There Is Mo Question ABOUT THE MERITS OF EYBRJ It is the finest grade it is possible to make. Nothing but the choicebt wheat enters into Byers' flour, an satisfaction is the result whererever it is used for brea or fancy baking. J PENDLETON ROLLER MLLS W. S. Byer, Pxoptletor. For Health. m -7 WIIU ouu Pleasure Drink : : : : : : : Polydore Moens, Proprieton