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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1903. r i ntwiwn 1 1 ! ITEMS YOU'LL NEED For Summer i Boy's Wash Suits 50c to 51.25 Negligee Shirts 50c to 250 Golf Shirts 50c to 1.50 Cool Underwear 50c, $1.00 and Si. 50 Suit Pretty Neckwear 25c, 50c and 75c Stylish Belts 25c to yoc Fancy Hosiery 15c, 25c and 50c Boys Clothing 20 per cent. Discount Men's Two Piece Suits S5.00 to S6 50 Men's $13,50 Suits, Reduced to S1000 Men s $17 50 Suits, Reduced to Si.t.00 Straw Hals, all there is Left at Half Price BAE R & DALEY One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Ha ters 1 l...-"tHH4T" GENERAL NEWS. I'laiis (or a rebellion In Cuba have been discovered and drastic measures token to head it oft. Six persons were Wiled at Alpena. Mien., yesterday by lightning and four were seriously Injured. William Smith, of Geneva, N. Y.. a millionaire nurseryman, will build and endow a college for wumon. om building of which will cost ?150,000. The most destructive ilro that has visited Phoenix, Ariz., in 10 years. occurred there yesterday, a largo part ... . . i ...1 1 01 me uusmess section iieiug wipi-u out. Tho wrecked coal mine at Hnnua in which over 200 men were killed, Is full of water below the 20th level, nud nearly all the bodies are in the im mersed levels. Maggie U Walker, a colored school teacher, has been chosen president of St. Luke's Savings Dank, at Itleh mond, Va, The institution has $75, 000 in deposits. This year's output of gold from the Klondiye amounts to $115,000,000. All of which Is an untaxed. non-intorest bearing, "gratuitous'' addition to the circulating medium. C. E. Endicntt Allen, a Harvard student, has awakened from an al most unbroken sleep of 44 days. The condition was one of exhaustion from hysteria and overwork. Officials of tho St. Louis Exposition announce that tho opening day will bo .May 1, 1904; that there is no In tention of recognizing any possttillty of delay or postponement. NORTHWEST NEWS. .lohn Dalton, a miner, was found dying in an empty water tank, at Lau rel. Mont., Wednesday. A smallpox epidemic is now raging in Kalania. Wash.. 11 cases being un der care of tho city physician. Hnwthorne llebensdorf, aged fi ears. of Portland, was fatally Injur ed Wednesday by a runaway horse. John IJ. Dimmlck, formerly a mem ber of the state senate from .Marion county, died at Salem Wednesday, of pneumonia. Tho treasury department has or dered the Salem postofllce completed and bids for $10,000 worth of work has been advertised for. A field of fall-sown wheat at Inde pendence. Or., consisting of 100 acres averages six feet in height, and will yield 60 bushels per acre. Kid Irvln, of San Francisco, was knocked out In tho fourth round of a prizefight by Andy King, of Hiitte, Wednesday night, at Haines. Two masked men held up and rob bed the Boulevard Hotel, Seattle. Wednesday morning, securing $700 from two roomers, T .1. Clark nnd J. I). Hoolihan. I. L. Sanford shot and killed Mrs. C. M. Northup, near Spokane, Wed nesday, over tho ownership of a piece of fruit land He then started to tho homo of his victim to kill hor brother, but wns prevented by a young lady who outrun him and informed the peoplo of his crlmo and intentions. Pacific Ironworks . Foundry, Machine and Blacksmith Shop Structural. Iron, Cast Columns, etc. Carry in stock Steel Beams, Angles and Channels. Bolts and Rods. All kinds of Repair Work Attended to Promptly East End Burnsldo St. Bridgo, Portland. tun t i"i inHuiiMiii i HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. S. V. Jacobs Hamilton. A. 0. Swcm, Denver J. F. Moore, Denver. H. P. Smith, Denver. C. A. Severouco, Donvor. W. It. Glendenlng, Portland. L. Allohoff. Portland. Tom Purdy. Portland. It. H. J. Hill nnd wife, Chicago. H. W. Lovoland, Portland. J. F. Kailey, San Francisco. G. A. Gardner, Minneapolis. E. S. Martin, Milwaukee. V. A. Italian, Portland. W. H. Casey, San Francisco. J. Andrew, San Francisco. W. H. Garrett, Portland. H. W. Cameron, Spokane. G. S, Youngman, Portland. E. n. Canon. Portland. A. H. Walt. city. J. F. Fisher, Spokane. Gilbert Joyce, Spokane. J. H. Kloeckner, Colfax. David Home, McKay.- S. F. Jones. San Francisco. Golden Rule Hotel. -Mrs. F. E. Turner, Dale G. D. Galley, Portland. .Mrs. M. J. Page, Wleser. J. A. Murslon, city. T. K. Heard, Modesta. U. P. Evans, Portland. V. Sork. Portland. Churchill. Spokane S A. France. Spokane. L. P. Watson, city. D. Wyendse, Oakland. H. Klllridge, Weston. I). A. Griffith, Ogdon. E, A. Murphy and wife. North Pow dor. S. Wmmphey. British Columhin. Mrs. Annie Thomas, Sumpter. J. C. Anderson, Portland. Perry Lockwood, Portland. Thomas Cattren, Oakland USE PURE ICE INSTEAD. Don't Run Any Risk Use Ice From Boiled and Distilled Water. "Owing to the low stage of the water in the city well It has been found necessary to pump some of the supply from the channel of tho rivor. For this reason It is thought best by Dr. Cole, tho city health officer, to call the attention of tho public to tho advisability of boiling tho water used for drinking purposes." E. O., July 22. Ilettcr use pure ice, made from water that has been both boiled and distilled. It is cheaper than you can boil the water floss Ice Co., 'Phone Main 1781. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti pation nnd Indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money back. 25 cts and 50 cts. Write to W. H. Hook er & Co.. Buffalo, ?T. Y.. for a free sample F. W. Schmidt & Co., drug gists. Kato Watklns, of Union, attempted suicide Wednesday, by taking poison. Hie will recovor. AS TO FUEL SUPPLY CONSUMERS ARE FRONTED BY A PERSISTENT PROBLEM Causes for the Steady Advance In the Price of Wood Coal Coming Into More General Use Than Ever Be fore In Tlilo Vicinity Walla Walla Gets the Same Freight Rate for Wood as Pendleton. Seven dollars a cord, and not very big cords at that. Such is the verdict of tho woodman nnd such Is the price thnt tho peoplo of this city will have to pay to keep wnrm through the cold months that nro coming on tho heels of this time when tho chief thought Is how to wear as few clothes as pos sible witli as unconscious an air us can be mustered. The wood situation Ib growing grad ually from year to year a more seri ous one to this section, nnd It will be but a short time until tm price of tho fuel will reach so high a mark that all of the residents here will be forc ed to use coal, or spend all of their earnings for the wood. Hut the peo ple are learning tho lesson early, and more coal Is used each year. This year tho Pendleton Hotel nnd the Sav ings Bank, and several of the other big places of tho city will cut out the wood, and most of tho business houses along the main streots have already done so. Wood Is doomed as far as general uso is concerned, nnd it will not be long until the wood tlte In the parlor grate will be a luxury only Indulged In by tho well-to-do. Costs More to Get Out Wood, The forest supply is fast shrinking back farther and farther from the railroad tracks, nnd for each half mile that the timber line recedes the price will grow from 50 to 75 cents on each cord. And another thing that Is making wood dear is the fact that no one can bo found to cut It in the timber. Men nre getting $1.25 a cord for cutting now, and nre hard to And at that price. Thun it takes from 75 cents to $1.50 to get n cord hauled to the car, so that the wood costs $3 and $3.50 on tho cnr. Added to this is the cost of handling in the city, and the cutting prlco here so that the consumer can look forward to paying from $0.50 to $7. The county usually burns ubout 120 cords of wood during tho winter the water company COO cords, the power company 1.K00, and the hotels and restaurants have also used n good deal. This year the power company will be the only big consumur in tho city, for all of the rest nre hoping to put In coal. The city wants coal, but will perhaps use wood for anuther year. The hotels, with the exception of the French Hestnurant, are already using coal, and the water company uses slabs ut a reduced rate. Last year the city consumed about 10,000 cords during the winter, but tills year It Is not thought by the dealers that the figures will reach the 9,000 mark, and It will bo considered a good year's trade if It goes over the 8,000. Of course, the dealers are not worrying, for as tho uso of the wood decreases the use of the coal increases, ami they nre as sure of their business as tho preacher and the undertaker. Same Freight Rate for Walla Walla Most of the wood comes from the Kamela country, und since Wnllu Walla has tho same rate over the rails us Pendleton, much of tho wood that Is cut goes to that city. This is one of tho reasons why tho stuff Is so high in tho home murket. A greut deal of tho Blue mountain wood goes to the Washington trade, when It should conio here. If the rates could bo graded a little. Pendleton would get her share of tho cuttings nnd It would come cheaper and more plen tiful. But in the ubsenco of tho cut the price will stay up. and the bulk of the trade will go to the other place. The most of the good coal used hero comes from Hock Springs, Wyo.. and it is Inid down nt $8 a ton. This is much cheapor than wood, for u ton of good coal well handled, will equal two cords of wood In uny tlmo or place. The great troublo is that there are hut few peoplo who know how to handle coal, and they waste tho heat and uso twice as much coal as Is nec essary for the needs of tho occasion. Increasing Use of Coal. Looking at it from tho dealers' standpoint, it will be but n short time until all of tho fuel will be coal, for it is cheapor und In the long run Is better, taking into consideration the uncertainties of tho service nnd the increasing difficulty of delivery. In a year or two tho prlco of wood will reach so high a figure that all of the consumers will put in coal Btoves, and them if the wood men open snmo now country and the price falls tho people will still uso tho coal rather than ngaln change their stoves and heat ing apparatus. The Cakewalk Is French, Tho French linvo found a reason for tho popularity of tho eako walk In Paris, Tho thing Is French! Ono of tho negroes at tho Nouveau Clr. nuo. Interviewed bv a Paris lmner. says that tho origin of tho dance was Kronen. According to this latest ac count, some of tho Fronch refugees from the court of Mario Antlonetto Introduced tho minuet Into Now Or leans about tho time of the l-nvnliitlnn and It was tho nativo Imitation of the most fashlouahlo danco in Europe that was afterward dovoloncd Into the cnkowalk. A NEW UNION. How to Join and Get Quick Results at Small Cost. Why not Join our union of piano purchasers and bavu n hundred dol lars? You can do It and wo can holp you, This Is how It Ib dono: Wo can well afford to sell ton or more pianos cheaper than one, so have organized a union of ton members. You Join nud pay $10.00 down nnd $10.00 n month, tho piano Is yours. Now here Is tho best part of It. Every time a new mombor Joins the prlco of your Instrument dopreclntes In price $10: In other words, when the union is filled every mombor gets his Instru ment $10j less than regular prlco. for example, a regular $300.00 Instru ment can be had for $200.00 by Joining the union. Don't delay tak ing advantage of this great opportu nity, as it will only hist n few weoks of tho dull season. This, combined with our easy payment plan and ex change contract makes It possible for overyouo to have an Instrument. Therkelsen's Piano House, 315 E. Court street Everything muslcnl. Night Was Hor Terror. "I wou.d cough nearly all night long." writes Mrs. Olmrles Applegnto, of Alexandria, lud., "and could hard ly got any sleep. I had consumption so bad Unit If I walked a birds I would cough frightfully und spit blood, bin when till other medicines rnliiwt tlir.... St. nil bottles of Dr. King's N'.'w Discovery wholly cured I I.....1 CO ....in.ilu ' Tt'a nil. solutoly guaranteed to cure coughB, colds, la grippe bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. Prlco 50c nnd $1.00 Trial bottles free at Tall man X- Co. s drug store. When the hot days of sum mer como tho cook stove Is to be avoided and well It can be with the stock of summer deli cacies. Lots of new thlngB In convenient form ready to serve cold or wl'h a little warming. You will bo sur prised at the many tempting dainties we have for you, HAWLEY B10s. DESPAIN k CLARK; CONSUMERS WHOLE-1 SALE GROCERY AND WHOLESALE COMMIS SION MERCHANTS 514-514 MAIN STREET' Phone Main 1741 TRANSFER TRUCKING STORAGE CROWNERBROS Ttdophoui. Mm In 4 - THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Hear this in mind when you need poultry and stock supplies and nsl; fur the international Poultry und Stock Food. Use Kow ICure for your cow trou bles C. F. Golesworthy 127-129 East Alta St. Agent fop Lee's Lioe Killer INDIGESTION Is the cause of more discomfort than any othor ailment. If you eat the tilings that you want and that are good for you, you are distressed. Ack er's Dyspepsia Tablets will make your digestion perfect nud provent Dyspepsia and its nttondant dlsngreo able symptoms. You enn safely eat anvthlntr nt nnv time If vim ini- n of tltcso tablets nftorwnrd. Sold by mi uruggtsis minor a .positive guar- ntlteo. 2f. ntft Mnnri cnfim.ln.l t . u.h. .....,,.V , u. 1111111.-U IL you nro not satisfied. Rami in .. - ' MW..., .1. MO a free sample. V. H. Tloolier & Co., Follow the Crowd Any of these warm even ings and you will find them at Schmidt's Fountain Alter trying our soda you will readily understand why they all come here. They say our ice cream is the richtst -our gin ger ale the snappiest our egg drinks just right Fonoy drinks well, the mere names will mala1 your mouth water. The reason is simple we use nothing at our fountain hut the very best, and our fountain man has made n life study of the luisiness and knows just how ' Have you tried the ''llccrthat made Pendleton famous?" Our Root Beer F. W. Schmidt's The Reliable Druggist l'uiitunicc Mock I'll one Mnhifiji ' 1 T t I if ill ifiiliiliiTiiliilntiiliiLiliAifiilnl f I I f t TTtTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTtTtT I Hm f I Military I Academy l)r .1 V Hill. Principnl. "Ith & Murslmll Sis.. Portland Oregon, J A PRIVATE BOARDING 1 AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG J MEN. I New buildings, modern and T complete. Manual training, military discipline. Hoys successfully fitted for all colleges or for business life. Principal of 215 years' experi ence In Portland. Hoys of any age admitted at tiny time. Write tor catalogue. Tall term opens Septemlxjr 1G. OREGON. PORTLAND. ' St. Helen's Halli Has a Normal Kindergarteu Training Class In connection with Its Acndo j rule Department. Separate residence. ' Two-year course. Model Kludergar-1 ' ten. Provides practice work. For . details address ELEANOR TEBBETT6, Prln. llefore deciding whole to go to school, examine a Pendleton Academy ' catalogue for the coming year. New ' building and etiulpmont. Now man agement. and a faculty of experlenc led teachers. Special arrangement fni- tiiimtn ntinli.iita find for tllO CBre- fill oversight of nil atudonts from out of town. All grades of public bciiooi work thoroughly dono. Our college preparatory work Is nccopted by the best colleger. East and WesL Moral nud social advantages the very ueai Turin begins September 14, 1803. REV. W. H. BLEAKNEY, PRINCIPAL STATE NORMAL SCHOOL WESTON, - - OREGON TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 16th HOITT'8 SCHOOL. Menlo Park, San Mateo Co., California Thorough mental, moral and physi cal training for boys. Homo mini nncesj beautiful surroundings; excel lent climate; cnroful supervision; llmitod numbors; prepares for any unlvorslty or for business. Fall term begins August 11. 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