East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 16, 1903, Image 2

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    DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREOON. THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1903.
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Clearance Sale of
Summer Clothing
Men's
t
$10.00 Suits, Stile Prices $ 8.00
$12.50 mid $18.50 Suita, Sales Price. tO.OO
$15 00 Suits. Pules Price J 2.50
$16.fi0 and $17.50 Suits, Sales Price 14.00
Boys
$2.00 Suits, Sales Price $J.60
$3 00 Suits, Sales Price 2.40
$100 Suits, Sales Price 3.20
$5 00 Suits, Sales Price 4.00
BEAR & DALEY j
One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Halters
n i i i n 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 .HHH,
GENERAL NEWS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
The Interstate Loveo Association
will convene in New Orleans October
29.
Kaiser Wllhelm has bestowed an
Immenso gold medal upon the Ameri
can artist, John S. Sargent.
Sirs. Claudia Watson, a dauKhter
ot Clans SprecUles, tho sugar King,
has sued her father for ?00.000.
The American cable Is soon to be
extended directly from .Manila to
Shanghai, a distance of 600 miles.
An early settlement of tho Man
churian open porta controversy is
confidently expected In Washington.
Ninety thousand dollars will bo ex
ponded on the North American Indi
an exhibit at the World's Fair at St.
Louts.
The eastern end of tho OgdfL
Luclen cutoff on Oreat Salt Ijiko.
has been finished and 100 (Sreel; la
borers discharged.
Recent French legislation against
religious schools threaten to result J
In rioting and resistance In the l
French West Indies.
Mrs. Cynthia Hendricks slipped
and fell at her homo at West fllon
roo, N. Y. The accident caused her
death. The day beforo she had cele
brated her 101st birthday
M. I.olciq Lohet, member of tho
Geographical Society ot Paris, is in
San Francisco. Ho is promoting a
scheme to build a railroad beneath
Behring Sea, to be partly in a tunnel
and partly enclosed in a cylinder.
Over 25 per cent of the foreign Im
migration to tho United States in the
year Just ended, came from Italy.
During the past 10 years more than
1.000,000 Italians have come to the
United States and the ratio is con
stantly Increasing.
Tho Illinois Central Hallway Com
pany Issues a statement showing that
tho gross earnings of the companj
during tho fiscal year just ended were
$45,115,100, and operating expenseh
and taxes for the same period
amounted to $31,731,000.
Hotel Pendleton.
Corn Hudleson, l.os Angeles.
.1, flreen, Portland.
H. N. Darker, Portland.
J. H. Holloman, Walla Wallu.
Tom Nestor, Portland.
W. D. Chamberlain, Portland.
J. n. Ilache, Seattle.
Oeorgo H. Sutherland, Walla Wallu
W. D. Allard, Portland.
II. H. Mailer, Portland.
Vellesla Watson, Fort Jones.
Alex Colin, San Francisco.
-Max Stelfel, Chicago.
SI. A. Hoswell, Seattle.
Hello I.a 1-ande. Weston,
(t S. Youngman, Portland.
K. U. Canon, Portland.
Noah It. Clem, Spokane.
N. Reukle and wife, Spokane.
11. C. Long, Portland.
L. II, Alandell, San Francisco.
Oeorgo II. lionehlll. Grass Valley.
George E. Massor, Spokane.
S. I. Florence, Heppnor.
Golden Rule Hotel.
G. I). Galle, Portland.
Alyra Parker, Sprague.
C. U. Parker, Sprague.
F. SI. Parker, Sprague.
H. Walters, Kllcusburg.
George Turner, Snohomish.
J. S. Harris, Snohomish.
J. Peck, Walla Walla.
Con Film. Walla Walla.
Ella Fernley. Salt Lake.
Katie Houst. Walla Walla.
Cleo Heeler. Wnltsburg.
Grace Hrighani, Collego Place.
Nlles Brlgham. Collego Place.
Hay Small, Walla Walla.
C. Wilson, Hay.
W. D. Slarks. Spokane.
J. G. Helfrlch, Spokane.
A. H. Glnn. Walla Walla.
W. A. Slikesoll, Echo.
William Smoot, Echo.
.1. F. Thrasher, Athena.
V. .1 Horg. Walla Walla.
C. 1 Downer, Spokane.
SI. W. Italic, city.
C. 11. Darwell, Holdman.
USEFUL INVENTION
E. C. JAY, OF THIS CITY, HAS
CONTRIVED A MOTOR HOE.
Its Use at the La Grande Experiment
Station Prove It to Be a Valuable
Implement, and One Hundred Arc
Ordered for Use There Its Manu
facture Will Be Entered Upon on
a Considerable Scale at Once,
Some time ago E. C. Jay. ot' this
city, went to Union, where ho wont
Into the shops of the experiment
station there under the direction of
E. II l.eckeuby, who has charge of
tho Institution, anil began attempting
to Improve some of the farm and gar
den machinery that Is there used.
Tho experiment station at Union Is
a great place, and the men In ohargo
thuro attempt not onl to Improve
tho things that grow, but also to Im
prove the manner of their growth
and the utensils with which they are
cultivated. There Is a section oi
land set apart for the use of the sta
tion and all of it Is uudor cultivation.
On it are grown all kinds of grains
and grasses and garden truck. Every
now species ot plant Is taken as It
comes and Is watched In all of the
pluihes of Its growth; nnd not only
that, but It is cultivated under diff
erent conditions and In different soils
until tho best way of growing is as
certained. For some time the immugemont has
been planning plows and harrows and
hoes and cultivators, and for tho help
ho might be In the latter line Sir. .lay
was sent for and put to work In the
shop, For n long time tile men at
work in the fields hud htxjn trying
new hoes which were warranted to
remove the pain from the back of tho
user, but none had been found satis
factory. If they removed tho pain
they failed to kill the weeds, and to
accomplish tills combination of re
sults Sir. Jay went to experimenting
As a result of his researches and ex
perimentation ho has at last perfect
ed a model which Is such n success
that he has been sent home by Sir.
I.eckenby with Instructions to make j
ion noes lor tlie use or ino station,
and after that Is done he will manu.
facture them for the general market.
The blade of the new hoe is seven
to eight Inches long nnd workR flat
on tho ground, sinking underneath the
surface and getting at the roots of
the weeds. Tho ends are dovetailed,
so that It can pick the weeks from
around the roots of the plants to be
cultivated, and the principal beauty
of tho Invention is the fact that the
operator stands straight while work-!
lug the field, thus eliminating the
backache feature so well remembered
by all of the small boys who used to
weed carrots in the days of nuld lang
syne. The maker expects great
things from his new Idea
STATUS OF POLYGAMY.
Plural Wives Have No Legal Claim
on Husbands for 8upport.
Salt Lake City, July 1. According
to n decision of tho state supremo
court, a man Is under moral but not
legal obligation to support Ills plural
wives and edilcale his children by
such unions. The decision was ren
dered 111 the case on appeal from the
Utah county district court of a suit
for separate maliitoiintico brought by
Slary Caroline Kiddle, a plural wlfft
or Isaac Kiddle.
The supreme court Is uf the opin
ion that "notwithstanding celestial or
plural marriage Is one of tho essen
tial tenets of the Mormon church, tho
legal status or marriage exists bo
tween parties who In Utah, before thu
enactment or any statute upon the
subject, though members of that
church, having made a contract of
marriage in which they niutimlly
agree to assume ami observe the le
gal obligations of that relation, and
In pursuance of Hint ngreeiuont open
ly cohabit as man and wife and hold
themselves nut to the public as such.
Hut In the absence of such an agree
ment the legal status of marriage
cannot arise."
It was shown during the llrst trial
that Kiddle married .Mary Caroline In
the Temple at Logan. Utah, In tho
rail of 18SC, while he was dodging
deputy United States marshals who
had a warrant for his anest on tho
charge of polygamy. Kiddle already
hnvlng two plural wives.
Proposals for Wood.
Sealed bids will bo received by mo
at my olllce in room 10 Jitdd building,
until II o'clock p. in., or .Monday. July
20th, 1!I0:1, for tarnishing School Dis
trict No. 10 with one hundred nnd
twenty-live cords of four-fool wood,
to be cut from live timber and thor
oughly seasoned. To be delivered at
tln different school houses In tho
District in such (lunntltic.x us thu
board directs, Payment to be made
In school warrants or School District
No. Ifl, The board reserves the ilgnt
to reject any nnd all bids.
JOHN HAILEV, .IK,
Clerk
Pendleton, Oregon, July 10th, l!io:i.
If you desire n good complexion use
Mokl Tea, a pure herb drink. It nets
on tho liver and makes tho skin
smooth and clear. Cures sick head
aches. Twenty-live cts. and 50 cts.
Slonoy refunded If It does not satisfy
you. Write to W. II. Hooker & Co.,
Uuffalu, N. V., for free samples. W.
II. Schmidt & Co., Druggists.
BAKER HAS LIGHT AGAIN.
PACIFIC NORTHVEST NEWS.
The Canadian Pacific lost two lo
comotives In a Are at Kamloops, 11. C,
Wednesday.
The flouring mill at Union has clos
ed down, after a year's run for lack
of wheat. Tho new crop will be
ready by August 1.
Portland Is strengthening her city
hall vaults In view of tho daring
hold-ups In tho city. A very tough
class of hoboes Is In evidence there
now
Charles Wert and Thomas Struble.
two small boys of Portland, died
Wednesday of lockjaw, caused from
wounds made with toy pistols, on the
Fourth of July
Androw Olsen. ot Swedovllle, Or.,
was found hanging by tho neek in
a barn Wednesday. He was dospori
dent and III nnd had threatened to
commit suicide.
Three prisoners broke out of the
Multnomah county Jail Wednesday
morning, by sawing out the Iron bars
of a back window. They had help
from the outside
Bolso City women, irrespective of
party, centered their efforts on tho
election of tho democratic candidate
for mayor, J. W. Hawloy, because ho
was pledged against gambling. Their
votes elected him.
A systematic boycott on tho Paci
fic States telephone from Vancouver,
B. C, to San Diego, Cnl., has been In
augurated by tho operators, on ac
count of tho refusal of tho company
to settlo the Spokano trouble, peaceably.
DeafneS3 Can Not Be Cured
Hy local npnlir.itlons as they con not reach
mo
the iliscabcd portion of
car. Tliere
Ik onlr one way to cure ileufnegd. and that
I) by constitutional remedies, nearness Is
caused by au luu.imed com! 1 1 Ion of the
mucou-t lining of the Ku-ilnchlan tube.
When this tube U Inuametl you bare a
rumbling bound or Imperfect hearing, and
when It Is entirely clo&eil, deafness' Is the
result, and unless the Inflammation can bo
taken out and this tube restored to Its
normal condition, hearlu? wll be destroyed
forever; nine casw out of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which is nothn? but an In
llamisl condition of the mucous nurfaces.
Wo will Rive One Hundred Dollars for
anv case of deafness tcauged bv catarrh)
that can not be cum by Hall's Catarrh I
line, wenu ror circulars rree.
R J. CIII:.NI:Y It CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by all drugrcsts. 75c.
Hall's family i'llls aro tho best.
Enlarged Light and Power Plant Is
Now in Operation After a Month's
Delay by Fire.
Haker City, July 10. The new light
and fiower plant has made an experi
mental run and is In urst-class con
dition. The lights will be turned on
tonight, after six weeks or darkness,
caused by the burning or the plant,
in Slay.
The si.e of the plant was Inci eased
by one-third, and a better servlc than
over will be furnished. New mnehln
ery, throughout, lias been Installed
and nil the latest nnd most Improved
appliances added. The entire cost
of the new Institution is about $10.-000.
Heavenly
Home from vacation, fooling good,
strong and healthy, would be tho caso
after an outing at tho most beautiful
ot Hluo mountain resorts IvChman
Springs. There Isn't a placo In all
tho West whero you can find a moro
convenient and delightful spot to
spend a fow days or a long time
nway from tho heat, noise and worry
of city life. Tho 15 natural hot
springs aro wonderful for their me
dicinal ptopertlcs. Hotel accommo
dations aro first-class, 'phono connec
tions, free camping ground, 25 pri
vate cottages, largo swimming pool,
baths, golf, tennis, limiting and fish
ing. For further particulars, address
C. K. Dutton. Lohmnn Springs, Or.
New Paper for Pasco.
E. P. Green, formerly publisher of
the Columbia Courier, has made all
arrangements to begin tho publica
tion of a weekly paper at Pasco. Ills
plant has been shipped in and ho will
Issue tho first number next week. Mr.
Green owns n large tract of laud
under tho Keniiowlck ditch, nmi has
Western Golf Tournament.
Milwaukee, Wis., July 10. Some
of tho best golf teams or the West
aro participating in tne annual open
championship tournament of the
Western Golf Association, which
opened today on tho links of the .Mil
waukee Country Club. Among tht
visitors are teams from Knnsas City,
Toledo, Chicago, Pittsburg. .Minneap
olis, Dulitth and St. Louis. Prize
amounting to $500 will bo distributed
among tho winners. The tournament,
which lusts two days, will bo follow
ed on Saturday by a spoclal competi
tion for the Slarshull Field cup.
made u success of Irrigated fnrnilni
-r.-.l n .! .1 ,.!... . .
juuku ueii, oi oeiuuu, nan iiuuiMeu . nut sun nciinowieuges tho all con
that tho antl-gambllnc law of Wash
lngton does not apply to slot ma
chines which pay cigars and candy,
instead of money, and that they can
not bo suppressed by tho present
statute
James Stownrt, formerly of Bump
ier, shot his wife twlco and then kill
ed himself nt Idaho Falls, Wednesday
morning. Ho toutid Mrs. Stewart In
company with n man of whom ho was
Jealous, and falling to kill too dis
turber of his family, ho turned the
pistol upon his wife. Sho will not recover,
(luering fascination of n print shop
and will leave the management of the
farm to enter the newspaper field
once more.
We sell the greatest of blood puri
fiers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a
posltivo guarantee. It will euro all
chronic and other blood poisons. If
you havo eruptions or soros on your
body, or nro palo, weak or run down.
It Is Just what you need. Wo refund
monoy If you aro not satisfied. 50
cents and $1.00 F. W. Schmidt tc Co.,
druggists.
A NEW UNION.
How to Join and Get Quick Resultb
at Small Cost.
Why not Join our union of piano
purchasers and save a hundred dol
lars? You can do It nnd we can help
you. This Is how It Is done: Wo can
well afford to sell ten or mure pianos
cheaper than one so have organized
a union of ten members. You join
and pay $10.00 down ami $10.00 a
month, the piano Is yours. Now hero
Is the best part of It. Every tlmo n
new member Joins, the price of your
instrument depreciates in price $10;
in other words, when tho union Is fill
ed every member gets 111 h instru
ment $100 less than regular prlco.
For example, a regular $300.00 In
strument can bo had for $200.00 by
Joining tho union. Don't delay tak
ing advantage of this great opportu
nity, as It will only last a fow weeks
of the dull season. Tills, combined
with our easy payment plan and ex
change contract makes It possible
for everyone to havo an Instrument.
Thorkolsen's Piano House, 315 K.
Court slrcot. Everything musical.
Our Iced Drinks are good
enough for the Annels and we
feel certain they will refresh ft'
and please all ordinary human
beings. On these very warm
days and evenings, there are no
more popular beverages than
our
Phosphates
IceCreamSoda
Pick-me-ttps
Ptmches
Egg Drinks
Root Beer
Razsle Dassle
Pecan Sundae
F. W. Schmidt's
The Roliablo Druggist
htiflicr Mock I'houe Mallifiji
It Is asserted that tho longest lived
people aro thoso who make breakfast
their chief meal.
OREGON.
PORTLAND.
St. Helen's Hall
Has a Normul Kindergarten Training
Class In connection with Its Acade
mic Department. Separate residence.
Two-year course. Slodel Kindergar
ten. Provides practice work. For
details address
ELEANOR TEBBETT8, Prin.
HOITT'8 8CHOOL.
Menlo Park, San Mateo Co., California
Thorough mental, moral nnd physi
cal training for boys. Homo Inilu
onces; beautiful surroundings; oxcol
lout cllmato; careful supervision;
II nil tod numbers; prepares for any
unlvorslty or for business. Fall term
begins August 11. Send for lllustrat
cd catalogue,
IRA G. HOITT, Ph. D., President.
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Cold Stuff
and HOW We Serve It
Wn lutvn HntiuTfltl for tlin hnlnnnn nr v..
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SPECIAL TOMORROW
English Walnut Scndae
Claret Boquet
Strawberry Frappe
Cafe a la Carte
Mountain Pink
Frozen Roman Punch
Try Ping Pong
Try Ping Pong ice cream soda or "Sundae" tt
craze oi me cast
DDAri V M fAM A O n
Corner of Alain and Court Streets
Breakfast
Is the "quick meal 'of tho day
have to hurry off to work
no time to conk If you eat
mush you tan urn! any kind
hero The kind that is served
hot or tho kind you eat cold.
Ilacou, nice. sweet, thin
slices, in convenient cans
takes Just a minute to cook.
Syrup the kind that makes
you want to eat a dozen hot
cakes Small and large cuns.
Coffee tho kind Unit Is nut
equaled in l'oudlototi
HAWLSY Bros.
Anv Time
Es h Oood Time
MA3LTMOIE
Made in California
where materials are
produced. The lowest
priced roofing made.
Lasts longer than all
others. It is weather
and water-proof and
fire resisting.
9caJ for UScUt.
The Paraffine Paint Co.
San Francisco, Seattle,
KJy8j& Portland, Loi Ansl
ind Denver, Colorado.
T. C. TAYLOK, Agunt
COOD SOUND WOOD
Is always received wliun you
place your order with us.
Fir. Tamarack and
..Pine..
Why buy poor coal when you
can get the best for the same
price?
Laatz Bros.
Telephone Main 5i
Now i& the accepted time
1.1VR vour nause na niea or
there will help Its looks wti
iu v. some nice. onanL nn
wnll paper will lend a freshftu
to anv room. Our stock of il
paper was never more compitw
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rn np rl.c nn K.?IIr rome in liH
let us show them to vou and til
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whole house or one room.
E. J. Murphy,
111 Court Street.
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