East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 09, 1903, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextnREBON. TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1903. DAILY EAST OR EQONIAN; PENDLETON. iSimcr . KVrrtNMIIMCH 4 GENERAL NEWS. Ktngq Leopold of Belgium Is con templating a visit to the United Stntes. Owing to the stagnation of the Iron industry In Austria, lnrge numbers of workmen aro emigrating to America. A merry-go-round rnn away with Itself In Chicago, badly Injuring sov eral children who wore riding on It. Ono or moro of the injured children are not expected to live. Bx-Seuator Oeorgo Turner has so cured options on the Standard and the Mammoth silver-lead mines In the Coeur d'Alones, on tho basis, it Is understood, of about $5,000,000 for the two properties. Ills option will expire on August 18. A feature of tho World's Kalr will lie a pottery In operation. Workmen of the highest skill will manufacture pottery so that visitors may note all tho processes Involved. A firing furnace will stand In tho center of a special building and the potters with their wheels will bo so arranged around tho Interior so that visitors may make a clear inspection of the work, NORTHWEST NEWS. Portland and Oregon City are going thro' a hold-up epidemic. The Mazamas are preparing to make the ascent of the Throe Sis ters. S. li. Hoenlughaus has been arrest ed at Salem for passing worthless checks. Tacoma Is stirred up over the Im pnro milk and adulterated food being nerved In Us restaurants. James Townsend was torn to pieces by a log coming down tho chute in :a logging camp near Vancouver, D. C. Bremerton has rovoked tho licenses of tho saloons near tho navy yard, which caused tho navy department to boycott that point. .Monday forenoon tho 2-year-old son of Oeorgo Allen, of I.a Ornnde, drank part of a bottlo of Iodine. Prompt work saved tho child's life. Iloscoe Cams, of Baker City, was shot In tho leg by a friend who "didn't know tho gun was loaded." ile may have to lose his leg. Tho last of tho smallpox suspects is out of iiarantlno at Prlnovllle, both hotels thoro aro doing business again and peoplo nro rapidly forgot tlng tho late unpleasantness. British Columbia's parliament has Just closed, much to tho relief of tho British Columbia public. It passed many unpopular acts and saddled $5, 000,000 of debts on the country. The postal Inspectors who have been Investigating the theft of a reg istered pnd:nge containing $450, nt tho Bakor City postolllce, have re quired the postmaster to make good the loss. Brooklyn In Commlslson, Now York, Juno !). At tho Brooklyn navy yard today tho armored cruiser' Brooklyn was placed in commlslson In pursuance or orders from Wash ington. The Brooklyn, it is under stood, will bo tho llagship of Hear Ad miral Cotton, commanding tho Euro pean naval station. Sho will rollovo tho cruiser Chicago, which will rotum homo for repairs. Barnes U says hero that Mara has a day 41 minutes longer than our own, Howes Well. I suppose that's because labor unions havn't not fully established on that planet. Boston Trunscrlpt. nn at J Hot weather is on and we have clothing to make you feel comfortable keDetoini $J,$i.25,$1.50 $2.00 to $3.00 I SteeDetomi Caf and Vests $4, $5, $6 to $7 I Coals and Pants $5, $6, $7 to $10 i Baer & Daley Furnishers and Hatters i WATER FAMINE IS RELIEVED. Lewiston City Council Purchases a New Pump. Lewiston, Idaho, Juno 9. Water was turned on at noon Sunday after having been shut off 12 hours while now lining was being put in tbe cyl Inder of tho pump at the city water works. It is expected that the pump will now handle CO per cent moro to ter. The city council hns also pur chased a mining pump formerly in use at Salem Bar placer mines, 30 miles above here In the Snake river. A cr.ew of men left hero to take tho pump down ami nam it to ino none landing. Arrangements have been perfected with tho O. It. & N. Co.. for the steam er Lewiston to go to Salem Bar Friday next and get the pump. Tho now pump will bo placed at Harrington or Small & Emery's mill and pump dir ectly Into the city water mains. The pump has a capacity of 20,000 gallons an hour. Its use will permit the moderate uso of water for irrigation. There Is some talk among councilmen that tho present contract with tho Eastern Arm for tho delivery of a heavy pump, which was to have been delivered here by May 1, should be cancelled. Action to tills effect may bo taken nt the next meeting of the council. NEW COLLEGE PRESIDENT. Profesior Kelly is s Famous Expert In Psychology. Itfchmond, Ind., Juno 8. President Robert U. Kelly was formally Install ed as head of Earlhami Collog today In the presence of a large audlenco, Including trustees, faculty, alumni, students and friends of tho college. Leading educntorB were In attendance from nearly all of the prominent col leges and universities of Indiana and thro wore also eminent represen tatives of tho Friends' Institutions of learning In various parts of the country. Tho particular features of the inaugural program were the in sinuation address, delivered by Pres ident Harper, of the University of Chicago, nnd the inaugural address of President Kelly. Brief congratula tory addresses were delivered on be half of the student body, tho alumni nnd tho educational Institutions of Indiana. Biographical Sketch. Itobert I.. Kelly, the now president of Earlhaiu College, graduated from that university In 18X8. Hu did three years of graduate work In psychology at tho University of Chicago, whore lie took the master's degree and for three years In succession wns award ed u fellowship, fn Chicago he con ducted extensive investigation In tho Held of child psychology, both of tho normal and nbnormal type, In which lino lie Ik recognized as an authori ty. Ho came to Earlham College two years ago from Petin Collogo, Iowa, of which institution he wns acting president. Muzzling the Land Speculator in Past "Lnnd must be cultivated, and if neglected tho owner had to pay tho samo as neighboring land!" Babylo nlnn code 1000 years old, Tho monument which bears this In scription is n pillar of black dlorito eight feet high, and was found by M. do Morgan nt Susa, In tho Acropolis mound, In December nnd January, 1901-02, Ono of tho most remarkable historical monuments that has over been recovered from tho burled cities of tho ancient world. Tho Uindon Times. San Domingo has officially accept ed tho invitation to participate In tho World's Fulr, St. Louis, in 1904. OFT FOUR THOUSAND DOLLAR SALE OF BEEF CATTLE. Cl03e of Tutullla Academy for the Year Barley Harvest Will Be Early Nineteen Hundred Pounds of Fish In One Haul Rain Is Need ed Around Juniper, Tutullla, Juno 8. Dell Davis re turned from a visit to Milton on Fri day. William Gardiner, who has been enjoying a short vacation In Pendle ton, returned to Tutullla yesterday. Tutullla Academy recently closed a very successful six months' term un der tho leadership of Miss Porter, of Pendleton. Jack French last week sold $4,000 worth of beef cattle to a Seattle firm. W. II. Bnbb, who Is up from Echo, has a crop of barley nearly matured, which will be ready for the headers In a week. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Olllott, former residents of Tutullla, aro down from Moscow, Idaho, on a visit. AI. H. brought with him half a dozen mules for the Umatilla county market. William Glllott returned yesterday from Cathlamet, where he hns been putting In spools for fishermen to draw their nets ashore with. The fish ermen nro having a rich harvest Mr. Glllott saw one net hauled ashore containing 1,900 pounds of flsh. Ho goes down again on Wednesday to put In some more spools and will bring back a now threshing machine from Portland to bo ready for harvest. Jack Lawson returned last week from a year's sojourn at his old home In Illinois. On his westwnrd trip ho crossed a part of tho Hooded district, whero tho Father of Waters Is caus ing so much destruction of property and distress to people. Tho high ground back from tho river Is covered with a city of tents, in whlcn the un fortunate residents of that section are finding temporary shelter. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glllett went down to Echo today to be gone through haying. William Cnthermnn is up from Fos ter today. A gooil crop of alfalfa Is being harvested down there. William MrOibbon, who has 1,400 ncres In wheat in tho lower Juniper country, Is over from that section to day. Juniper, In common with the balance of the county, could stand a little rain. WOOL SALE AT CAN iON CITY. A Large Amount of Wool Is Collected at That Point. Canyon City, June !). Mnlhcur county's wool product Is rolling Into the wool warehouses in this city at a rapid rate. Over 281,018 pounds is stored in the warehouses nt this time, and more Iff being added daily. Since last Friday the following sheepmen have delivered to the M. M. Co.: J. F. Mahan, 3,03(7 pounds; A. E. Brown, 5,704 pounds; Thomas Tiirnbull, 8, 684 pounds; Hub Ward, 9,591 pounds: Isaac & Gwlnn, 25,828 pounds; 11. C. Goodwin, 8,097 pounds; Frank Ed mundson, 2.8U: pounds; James Paul, 5,980 pounds; J. A. AlcCune, 18,395 pounds; Burgess & Kelsay, 7,594 pounds; F, Martin, 5.07C pounds; Moore Bros., 2,032 pounds; Edward Douglas, 4,202 pounds. J. C. Gordon and O. S. Smith de livered their second consignment at hto O. F. Co. warehouse yesterday. The first annual wool snle will be held heie on June f8. That Throbbing Headache. Would (illicitly leave you, If you used Dr. Kihs's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches. They mako pure blood and build up your health. Only 20 conts, money back If not cured. Sold by Tnllmnn & Co., druggests. Hnnlon's clgnr store, headquarters for smokers' supplies, Association block. Two Secrets of Success The success of The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York is due: First To its selection of risks. : It write no insurance in tmhenlthful regions or on viciousnrsuW-stamUrd livrs Second To the investment of its funds : Send for "A Banker's Will," which tells how tbe jjrt.itest amtumlatiou of trust funds in the world is invested, Good health and good in vestments will go a long way toward making anyone rich. Thll Company ranks First - In Audi, Ftrll -In Amount I'id rollcj.hohltri, The Mutual Lifk Insurance Company ok New York Ricuaid A. McCuidy, I'loUltal. Alma D. Kntz, manager, Boise, Idaho. Frank I Hammond, District Manager, Pendleton, Oregon. NEWS UTUILLR When the hot days of summor make you think of tho cool and shade of tho mountains, thero Is no more onjoynblo place to spond a va cutlon than Lehman Springs, whero the present manager, Mr. C. It. uut ton has spared no pains nnd expense for' tho convenience nnd comfort or tho guests. Tho grounds nro admira bly situated and tho large hotel is modern and up-to-date In overy re spect. There nro 25 cottages con veniently situated In tho cool shado of tho grove and camping facilities nro nmplo nnd convenient. Phono connections with all points. The water of Lehman Springs Is not equaled any whero for Its medicinal properties and has proven in every case a positlvo and lasting cure for rheumntlsm. For further particu lars address C. 11. Button, Lehman Springs, Or. Worst of All Experience. Can anything bo worse than to feel that overy minute will bo your last? Such was the experience of Mrs. S. H. Nowson, Decatur, Ala. "For three years," she writes, "I endured insuf ferable pain from Indigestion, stom ach and bowel trouble. Death seem ed Inevitable when doctors nnd all remedies failed. At length I was In duced to try Electric Bitters and tho result was miraculous. I improved at once and now I'm completely re covered." For liver, kidney, atom nch and bowel troubles Electric Bit tors is tho only medicine. Only 5uc. It's guaranteed by Tollman & Co. How's This? We offer Ono Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that can not bo curat by Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. .1. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo. O. We, the undersigned, have known V. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe hlni perfectly honorable In all business transactions and llnanclally able to carry out nnv obligations made by their firm. WIIST & TKIAX, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WAI.DINd, KI.NNAN & MARVIN, Whole sale Druggists, Toleilo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting dlreetlv upon the blood and raucous surfaces of tho systeni. Testimonials sent five. Price 7."c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills aro the best. Stock Farm for Sale. Tho Ogle stock farm, consisting of .1000 acres, about 250 head of cattle, plenty of water, grass and timber. Itnngo has never been sheeped off. All under fence. Will grow nil hay re quired. Call on or write to Bontloy & Hnrtman, Pendleton, Oregon. Stock Cattle for Sale. Have for sale 50 head of cows, 25 calves by sldq; 10 2-ycar-old heifers, and 15 yearling heifers. ELMEK SPIKE, Echo, Ore. A Cool Place Is Robisun's Amusement Par lors, under the W. & C. Depot. Just the place to while away leisure time. First class bowling alley; splen did pool and billard ta bles; up to date shooting . gallery. Temperence re freshments nnd cigars. Free Musical Entortuinuient Every Evening ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS cure dyspepsia and nil disorders aris ing irom indigestion. Endorsed by physicians everywhere. Sold by nil druggists. No cure, no pay. 25 cents. Trial package free by writing to W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo. N. Y. P. TV. Schmidt & Co. TRANSFER TRUCKING STORAGE CROWNERBROS Telephone Main 4 SYRUPS Monopole, Rock Candy, Red Star and White Rose in half gallons, gallons, jackets and pails. HOT HOUSE VEGETABLES Lettuce Radishes Onions Celery THE Standard Grocery Court Street Low Sellers of Gtoceries The Parrot Talks "I'm neither too big nor too littlo I'm jttst right. My quality is admirable. I'm calm and unruffled even when I'm burning up." u Just Try a Parrot Cigar" 5 cents At Your Dealer's BELL & CO. Sole distributors Portland, Or. COMING OUR WAY Good work tells We nro kept bmy these da; ttxlng out-of-whsck wiu-ons, carriages etc. Good teavoni we know how to do tbe trick and do It; wo have the right materials wood Iron, paint and varnlih and ue them. Then, too, we aro prompt in executing repair orderi. May ne have jour.il' Wo navo the celebrated Winona wagon with steel clad I ubs and nuter leaving block". Tho only wagon that Hands hot dry climate Top tugRies Irom S0 up second hand rigs too Onr stock Includes Gasoline fengtnes. Irrigating Pumps and lies sell Tcresher.i and Engines. Call and nsmnlue our stock. NEAGLE BROS. Bargains tti Real Estate I havo a larger and better list of Farms, Stock Ranches and City Property to sell than ever before. Also a big lot of land in the coming wheat section of Eastern Washington. N. Berkeley Oar Prescription Department Is an especial feature of our store. We realize our re sponsibility and are very particular in every detail, using only the best and purest drugs. It matters not what physician writes your prescriptions they will be compounded by a com petent, reliable pharmacist when presented here and at prices that are always reas onable. F. W. Schmidt's The Reliable Druggist I'ostoKce Block. I'hone Main Sjt Newly Fnr;.i oar in Hot All- ... m rr ftl p'optiTtoi; I OWS Aim (til, i rnuiMMi Bv th( v.. I.. Damps n ... companies stand worm. H&rtfnril P1m TV,. Jusunujft .mmuw Assurance u London V Ttia.viJ'i T "VWU I .fi oym insurance Co. FRANK B. A8EHT OUO MAIN t. lihll rc t c t a 1 1 Dinner Twentr-Sit rrom 11.30 a. m, to auuri muni's a 1 Quick. Courteous Open all Day ail I . A.ll fitaihrf. LET US YOUR We can supply yo Building Material descriptions and you money DOORS Building pap" cement, brick i Wood gutters If n.i .two nnesas Oregon Lull nnilUI 1 ii 1 p. 1 iiimisi J J W W Incorj Grain and ...U mnlmUtm suj WHEAT CORN 11. -Jo aid ... uteri " . nnTlTOi 111 a DiiirvujLm" - iij a bum"-. ;n.iiiuB town' ' r PrIVflIB Bit.- -- .1 Ihf Ml"""- DPNDLET0IV ...i! rai in1" II.. 1M UBt- Llnr MU1 .