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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1903)
H . MM ! 1 1 It You alwaya get QOOD QOODS at Alexander's. THE Alexander Dep't Store Announces for MONDAY, MARCH 2, And during the week their annual mammoth sale of , - ' - ... i - . Ladies' Men's and Children's HOSIERY And special showing of spring's :nost fascinating footwear im hhi ii Have Your Water Pipes Examined and Repaired at Once Delay will lead to serious breaks. First-class work guaranteed by BECK, the Reliable Plumber. Court street, opposite the Golden Rule Hotel l 1S"MAI V"l I expect people to know wha r1VWY VJJ T WW you have to sell If you doa't Phe new store can never be A mown nnless It advertises nnmmmmmmmnmmimmmmmmmmmmm ( Ut -I rf ' Ai .it i 4,1 ! I 4. t i Have the delicious flavor and freshness ot home-canned Fruits without a suggestion of a trace of the "canny" taste common to ordinary brands. First-class Grocers handle Monopole Fruits and Vegetables. 18 ! ii' CT E3 "T"! O ET O -4 w t ii I I VJ 1 1 i is Monopole . ACCEPT NO IMITATIONS OR Wadhams & Kerr Bros., PC"d Monopole Grocers and Dry Coffee Roasters SPEAKER ONE DAY COMMENDABLE. RECORD OF MOODY OF OREGON. Presided Over the House for One Day Is Accused of Nervousness by Colleagues Very Dignified Speaker. Washington, March 3. For one whole day Representative Malcolm A. Moody has been speaker of the house of representatives. Throughout Sun day, February 22, he presided over the house, by designation of Speaker Hen derson, and exhibited all the dignity and solemnity that the occasion de manded. The house had assembled to hear eulogies on the late Repre sentative Tongue and two other de parted members. At the stroke of 12 Mr. Moody brought down the gavel with a thump, and the house was In order. At his order, the chaplain of fered prayer, and then for a brief minute Mr. Moody relinquished the chair to Mr. Coombs, of California, while he returned to the floor to of fer the resolution authorizing the eu logizing of his late colleague. Imme diately upon Its adoption, he returned to the speaker's desk, where he re mained until the adjournment. Prior to the assembling of tho house, Mr. Moody came In for considerable "joshing" at the hands of his col leagues. He had never before pre sided over the house, and was laugh ingly acctised of nervousness. One of his colleagues went so far as to charge the Oregon man with having burned midnight oil In studying up methods of procedure and looking In to precedent, but, of course, this was all in good humor. It can be truth fully said that no man ever presided over the house -with more dignity than did Mr. Moody, and, whatever may have been the facts as to study, he made no breaks. His day as speak er was one of entire success. SlBAWBERRlE&J RELIEF FOR 8ETTLER8. Moody's Bill Passes Senate and Will Probably Become Law Before Ad journment of Congress. Washington, March 3. Senator Spooner late Saturday evening se cured the passage through the senate of Representative Moody's bill pro viding that all settlers on odd sections within the conflicting grant to the Northern Pacific Railroad and The Dalles military wagon road, In Kast orn Oregon, who hade made Improve ments upon said lauds and afterward forfeited them under tho decision of tho supreme court In tho case of Wil cox against tho Eastern Oregon Land Company, shall, In making flanl proof upon homestead entries made for other lands, be given credit for the period of time of their bona fide resi dence upon and tho amount of im provement upon the lands for which they were unable to complete title. But all such persons must avail them selves of this provision within two years. This act does not apply to persons who have received the benefits of tho homestead law and received title to other lands, since being deprived of their first entry. Tho senate struck out the provision requiring one year's residence upon tho second homestead, in accordance with the wish of the settlers, and if the fllllbuster in the house does not prevent the reference of the bill to congress. It will become a law before adjournment. WAR-TIME SPEAKER. Galusha A. Graw, the Venerable Rep resentative From Pennsylvania, First Became a Member of the House 51 Years Ago. Washington, D. C, March 3. With the close of the Fifty-seventh congress a venerable and striking figure passes from the halls of the national capitol in the person of Galusha A, Grow, of Pennsylvania, who first became a member of the house of lepresonta tives 51 years ago. m Fruits SUBSUITUTES THE BEST Arc in the Field with It is a success and works smoothly and perfectly on all hills. ' ' These machines have been thoroughly tested and are guaranteed to he the simplest and best com bined. harvester on the market. THE BEST MANUFACTURING COMPANY manV factures a small side-hill Combined Harvester and a large one; also their celebrated Steam Harvester The merits of which are well known in Uma tilla County. THE BEST MANUFACTURING CO.'S Machines are handled in Umatilla County by TEMPLE & WILCOX, Local Agents He entered congress boforo ho was 30, and quickly becamo n lender. Dur ing the stirring times from 18(11 to 1SG3 Iio presided over the house as spenker, I to entered congress ns a democrat, but when tho Missouri Compromise was repealed ho perma nently broke with his old party asso ciates and becamo the congressional leader of tho newly-formed republi can party. .1 . i.i 1 1. IM ! MFG. CO. the Latest Improved Side-Hill Combined Harvester During his slnglo term as speaker, .Mr, Grow presided over three sessions of the house, it is not, however, itpon his record ns speaker that Mr. Grow looks bnek as tho numt Import ant chapter In his public career, tor he lias a right to bo considered as tho author ot tho Homestead act, which went Into operation Jan. 1, 1863. From IS71 to 1S7G Mr. Grow was president of the International nud Great North ern Railroad Company of Texas. Pres ident. Hayes offered him the mlsuton to Hiissla In 1870, which ho declined. SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN. Is Rivaled by Human Hair Where Dandruff Is Eradicated. Koalskln Is admired tho world over for its softness and glossluess; an it yet tho human hnlr Is equally as soft and glossy when healthy; and the rad ical cause of all hnlr trouble is dan druff, which Is caused by a pestifer ous parasite that saps tho vitality ot tho hair at Its root. Nowbro'a Herp loido Is tho only preparation that la fatal to tho dandruff gorm. Without dandruff no falling hair, but a Iuk uriiinl growth of glossy, Hoft hair U certain. Scouring the scalp woa't cure dandruff. Kill tho dandryjt gorm. Thousands of women owe tholr beautiful riiKh of hair to Nowbro'a llorpicldu. Ladles' half soles 40c. Teutich. Wednesday Night Program A Art Exhibit 1 College Song High School Glee Club. 2 Illustrated song from "Father Goose" Captain Ding Joe Hal lock 3 Sketch on the art movement In- the public schools . Mrs. F, M, Wamaley 'I Illustrated song from "Father GooBfi" The Qatrlch Dance,,,. Genevieve Halley 5 Illustrated song from "Father Goose" Old Master Mlchaeljohn. ..i , ... Raymond ninkor New Program Each Evening The Best . IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST D. M. Ferry's Garden Seeds are unquestionably the best, Thoy are fresh and sure to grow. They are they most select varieties and adapted to this soil and climate. TOILET SOAP Finest line of high grada Soaps on the market. MillerGroceryCo. 636 Main' Struct Phone. Main 311 r