TUESDAY, DECBMDKU 16, 1902.
Save Money and Your Eyesight
If
I i'
lly lining tho fcj
Perfected Match Lighter &
Gasoline Gas Lamp
Tho rUKFKCTKI) can read-
lly be lighted with a pallor
mutch . &
Halves 10 time the light B
ol a common kerosene lump k
at hall tho expento and care. &
It has Nlckel-Mlrer gen ii
rrator which iloes not scale
from the action of heat, and
clog the tip. as brasidocs. ft
Wc have Match Lighting
Lamps Irom i7, up. j,t
Write for circulars and
prices, ft
STEWART GRANT
LIGHTING CO. :
ft
Inventors A H'l's
l.'l Third St.,
l'OKTliAND.Olt
All atun dnrd
brands gas and
gasoline mantles
wholesale and retail.
Agents wanted In every town In U. 8.
SENTENCE OF DEATH
THE TWO PASCO MEN
GO TO PENITENTIARY.
Despam & Clark
Wholesale Com
mission Merchants
Will pay cash for poultry. The
Market price always. Bring it in
erery day and all day. Chickens,
Geese, Ducks and Turkeys.
Office in E. O. Building
Come, Get Oar Quotations
All Gold and Silver
coined by the mints of the
United States in 1901 multi
plied by two and one-half, does
not equal the assets of The
Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York.
Total gold and sllvtr coinagt, sgoi
$135,882,250
Jnauta Tat Mutual Iia Insurance Company
$352,838,971
Gicced thoto of any other company la the world.
nb Company hu pild policy-holders mort than u;
other company In exiatetice.
$569,000,000
Wrilt to-day for "Where Shall I Insurtl"
The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York
Richard A. McCuaor, Proldeau
SHEItWOOD QILLESPY, Manager,
Seattle, Wash.
Bradshaw Will De the First Man to
Be Executed Under the New Law
of Washington History of Crime.
Walla Walla. Dec. 1C Under sen
tence of death, to tie carried out at
the state penitentiary, Oscar Hrad
shaw, a young man, arrived In the
city this morning In charge of Sher
iff I. J. Davis, of Franklin county.
HradRhaw was sentenced to death at
Pasco yesterday afternoon by Judge
Hudkin, of North Yaltlma, for the
murder of Peter Nelson, at Pasco, last
July. The death penalty Is to be In
flicted February 2, unless an appeal
to tne supreme court is pertccteu.
With Bradshaw came William Kel
lott, a much older man. under sen
tence of 20 years at hard labor, for
the part he took In the murder of
Nelson. Bradshaw was tried Decem
ber 3 and 4, and a verdict of guilty
of murder In the first degree was en
tered by n Jury, after a strong effort
for a lighter verdict. Upon the action
of the jury being announced to Kel-
lett. he ashed to be allowed to plead
guilty of murder In the second degree.
After the state had advised In the
matter tho plea was accepted and the
sentence of 20 years was inflicted by
Judge Itudkln yesterday.
If tho sentence of death Is carried
out promptly -in tho case of young
Bradshaw he will be tho first man to
suffer death under the new law re
quiring executions to occur In the
state penitentiary. Tho jury which
found him guilty returned with the
verdict a request for tho mercy of tho
court, and It Is not uullhely that the
governer will be asked to commute
the sentence to Imprisonment for life
or less. The court could do nothing
but inflict the extreme penalty under
the verdict.
The sentencing of Bradshaw and
Kellett practically closes one of the
most dastardly crimes on the history
of Eastern Washington. At Pasco, a
lonely place in Franklin county, where
tho Northern Pacific railway main
tains large yards and transfers pas
sengers and freight for this city, a
large crow of men are employed.
Bradshaw and Kellett were among
the number until arrested last July,
charged with killing Nelson, a' Swede
laborer. Nelson left this city one
night bound for tho Palouse country
to work in the harvest fields. At
Pasco he met Bradshaw and Klllett,
who represented themselves bralce
men, and offered to send him over tho
road as he desired for a small sum
of money, about ?1. Nelson paid the
money and was stowed away in a
freight car. Then tho Idea of robbery
occurred to the men. Bradshaw
crawled through the end door of the
car and held up Nelson. The Swede
resisted and in the scuffle Nelson
was shot. He died from his Injuries
In this city a day or two later. Brad
shaw went through his clothes and
secured $15. Then he left the car
and joined Kellett on tho outside.
They watched the wounded men
climb from the car and struggle down
the yards until he was found by a
yard employe and cared for, being
sent to the hospital in the city. Nel
son was a stranger here, and nothing
was ever heard of his relatives.
Let Murphy Frame those
Pictures for, jChristmas
Don't put off having the
work dene. If Murphy
does the work it will be
good work and you will be
highly pleased, Best stock
of framing material,
E. J. Mtttphy's
Hest work at lowest prices.
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The Queen Hotel
Now Open
The new building, 36 by 80,
recently erected oy joe. t,ll, on
Garden strejt, between Court and
Alta, is now optn to the public.
Contains 30 well liuhted, and venti
lated and newly furnished rooms
Not an inside room in the build
ing. Modern inprovements, elec
tric lights and baths. The Hotel
is directly ba.ck of of the Queen
Chop and Oyster House on Alain
street, and the Queen Chop House
and the Queen Hotel will be run
in connection by Messrs.
Olson & Van Poymbroecfc
Proprietors
STATE OF OHIO, )
CITV OP TOLIIDO, )aa
LUCAS COUNTY, )
Frank J. Cbeuev makes oath, that he la
the senior partner of tho nrm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business In the city of
Toledo, county and state aioreeaiu. and
that said firm will puy the sum of One
Hundred Dollars for each and every case
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence this Uth day of December, A.
u lbu.
(Seal.) A. V. UI.KAKON.
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi
monials free.
F. J. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all drusslsts, 73c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
International Billiards.
Paris, Dec. 1G. American experts
at tho gamo with the cue and ivory
ball were conspicuous today at tho
opening of the preliminary tourna
ment which is to decide the contest
ants in the tournament to be held
next month for the International bil
liard championship. George Slosson,
Jacob Schaefer, George Sutton and
Leonard Howison are among tho
Americans who will take part, and
"Willie" Hoppe, the lB-year-old ex
pert who is well known In America
also hopes to become eligible to meet
the world's best players In the prin
cipal tournament.
Airships on Exhibition.
New York, Dec. 15. Novel lu name
and naturo the World's Novelty Exhi
bition opened today In Madison
Square Garden and wll continue for
the next ten days, Tho big garden is
filled with recent inventions and Ideas
both from this country and abroad.
Some of them are Instructive and use
ful, whllo others are interesting only
bei'imse of their novelty, Include"
In the display are a variety of aerial
machines, ranging In size from tiny
toys lo giant airships capable of car
rying a dozen iiasengers.
Carnival Season at Galveston.
Gnlvodton, Texas. Dee. If.. -The
"Keawall Carnival" for which prepa
rations have been making for many
weeks, opened in Galveston today anil
will continue through tin.' week. A
large variety of high-class attractions
nre offered and nothing is being left
undone by the business men's league
to insure success, visitors are ar
riving from all parts of the state and
It Is expected that hotels and board
ing houses will be taxed to accommo
date the crowds within the next day
or two.
Somebody do..r. !n Tennessee ap
parently thinks that Secretary Hoot
Is a Chinaman. A man In Knoxvlllo
sent him a letter the other day ad
dressed "Hon. Li tin Boot. Secretary
of War "
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ADVANCE..
HOLIDAY SALE
Of Useful Presents
and Nobby Novelties
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HULIUAY DUymg is irtriiucuuv uuim, ..." T . -cpw
rl hard to get what they want because others have anticipate me usual rush and seci
crnnHc Each vear people are growing wiser in their selection of Xmas gifts. Instea
inc their hard earned dollars for trashy stuff that is go ie or forgotten in a few days the)
hnvers nnw look for something of utility as wen as oeauiy. in mis nne we are pre-emii,
lenrler5. Since the middle of last Octoner we have received FOUR CAR LOADS OF FlM
of various kinds and styles, and now we are prepared to suit the most fastidious tastes fromSJ
stock, all of which has been touched witn tne nvigic wanu 01 iumuuh. ucc ak SOAiEOri
CROSS CUlb IU CUiirUKi aim; cwi-nwitii u iwui wmvutuno rKcfcfclNTS
FrttCS
icr.vns
Uronlc a ik
Office one
Cp,ln
dentis
DEN
Our line of parlor
goods has been
selected with an
eye to the beautiful
as well as the good
Axminster and Smyrna rugs
Buffet for the dining room
Couch for the parlor
Dresser for the bed room
Easel for that nice picture
Fme rocker for wife and hubby
(jaine boards for the long winter evenings
Hall tree for that vacant space
Iron beds in various colors
Just se- our fine chiffoniers
Kitchen treasures and cupboards
Ladies desks and bookcases
Morris chairs and rockers
Nice combination cases and china sets
Odd parlor chairs and pnrlor suites
pictures, wall pockets and hat racks
Quartered oak side boards
fiockers from 75c to $40
S'ands, music cabinets and mirrors
Tables for dining room and parlor
Umbrella stands and hall seats
Very nice lounges and Davenports
Willow rockers for old and young
Xmas presents useful and pretty, all
You want from a to
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We have a very
fine line of
Ladies Desks
and the prices
are right
Come in early while the stock is complete, select a pretty, useful present for that dear one i
you know deserves it and we'll set it aside, attach a neat Xmas card and deliver it as you mayori
fin foreign and
tl0M promptly 1
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Ivriitant cashle
pons promptly
on. presiacui
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and teller"
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Yours for a
Merry Xmas and
Happy New Year
M. A.
RADER
MAIN and WEBB Sts.
Remember the Place
SWEEPING
REDUCTION
On Xmas Qoorfs
FridaySateday,
December 19 an4W
You can't afford to
miss this
SPECIAL SALE
TROUTMA
btentlent
l'enai'
ueu-ak
ivtin at
Ui St.
llVECTf
Going out of
BUSINESS
All sewing machines
in stock to be dis
posed of at cost.
Come early and
select a bargain
WITHEE
aii ;couut stiiket
Babbit Metal, best in the world. In
bar. Price 91 per bar, at the East
Oreoonlan Office.
'Modern Problems"
Will be the subject of a lecture by
EUGENE V. DEBS
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 17
AT THE FRAZER OPERA HOUSE
All the world loves a man who is sincere, and who has the cour
age of his convictions. No more certain proof of th6 truth of this
assertion was ever given than in the esteem in which Eugene V. Debs
is held today. Even those wr,o have frankly differed with him on
economic issues respect him for l.,s honesty, admire him for his gen
ins, and point to him as the ideal of the French proverb, "A man
without fear and without reproach." The all-absorbing topics of the
Ere oft p0 ratln T" uco"?,nic sul)iects' and e apparent
desire of the public to look upon all sides of the questions is pood
Uroadjininded spirit has come in its atead.
Seats now on sale at Frazier's Book Store.
POPULAR PRICES -26o and 50o.
Real
Estate...
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Young man, do y T 0jt
,k f,inrtfttion for ww'-'.njiml
" T vol. wish to -
a competency? doBe, liA
around you anu ov -
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in m v.
who h
..aasi. w
to-do men in gtedl"
are
estate,
TTnwnver smnn i '
D.nt commence -
nTTmall partial P
nnwinc proiw'"- rm
T'hoiise' with 5 room' ,
and lot ,nd lot .. Z
X house and two ,M.W
Conine, stable and lot ;
A dwelling, stable ana '",M
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