DAILY EAST ORE GONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST S,
BEHRINGSEA
3
RAILROAD
PROJECT TO
ECT TWO CONTINENTS.
There is no beverage more healthful than
the right kind of beer. Barley malt and hops
a food and a tonic. Only 31 per cent
of alcohol just enough to aid digestion.
But get tht right beer, for some beer is not healthful.
Schlitz h the pure beer, the clean beer, the filtered and
sterilized beer. No bacilli in it nothing but health.
And Schlitz b the aged beer that never causes biliousness.
Call fur tht Brevtrj Bottling.
The Deer that made Milwaukee famous
Fhone fil Main, H. Kopittke, 507 Main St.,
Pendleton
French and Russian Company Seeks
R gHt of Way Across Alaska Most
Cnantie Engineering, Feat In History.
DOES IT NEED REPAIRING
AND CLEANING?
The very best watcnes
have thoir day of repairs
and their time for cleaning.
Have your time piece at
tended to before it's worn
out for lack of oil and clean
liness. A watch's organism
is fine and delicate, and the
slightest friction makes
trouble and wears tne parts
out. I will repair and clean
your watch and warrant the
job first-class.
For $1.50
GLENN WINSLOW
8x5 Main Street
$500.00
Reward
WILL BE PAID;
any person or persons who find
any injurious substance in food
made from Crescent Baking
Powder.
It is maliciously rumored and
circulated that Crescent Bak:ng
Ponder contains injurious
drugs and unhealthy ingredients.
Be fair with us and if you
question the absolute purity of
Crescent Baking Powder, sub
mit a can to the Health Officer
of your city.
The Crescent Manufacturing Co,
Seattle.
Washington. D. C. Aug. 5 There,
i.- ikw pending bofore the secretary
ot ilu interior a petition of the Trans-Alaska-biberlHn
Hallway Company for
' n right of way across Alaska. This t
-ompany purposes, after crossing Al
nska. to its westernmost extremity to
furnci under Bearing Sea and eon
ne t with the Trans-Siberian railroad
on the other stole.
James Hamilton Lewis, former
r "n."visrnan from Washington, is
or- the attorneys for this new
r. ai and will soon sail for Paris'
, ni-vt with the stockholders on
-nist 21 Tho projectors ol the
i- w nad are said to lie mostly
r- . !, and Russian capitalists, whil.
atrd with them are a number
or Vniericau banker. John L. Healy
Oi Alaska, the Klondike millionaire
urd Count Lolcq de Lobel of Pant
I head the Hat of Incorporators of tht
new company, which has taken out it
charter under the laws of Maine, with
i offices to le established in Seatth .
' Chicago. Xew York, London. Paris-
i St Petersburg and Irkutsk.
j To Ask Land Grant,
; Following the example of severa5
: prospective Alaska railroads that
were heard from last winter, the
! Trans-Alaska-Siberia Company con
I templates appealing to congress for
a laud grant through Alaska along
' its right of way. The company is
j anxious to procure a right of way
' conditioned after the Northern Pacific
grant But in this particular the
, company u probably doomed to dls-
appointment, for the Interior depart-
ment is decidedly opposed to the
' granting of public lands to aid in the
construction of railroads, and will op-
pose any such measure that may be ,
. introduced at the next session, as it
j opposed similar measures that were
I pending at the last session, all of
which failed.
I There Is promise of international
'-omplications if this tunnel project
is ev
i scbenv
terpripe. and there are assurances
that the stockholders are acting in
good faith. It is a fact, however, that
First in quality I
the great 5c Cigar I
H The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World I
The Band Js the Smoker's Protection.
Culture r ft- "k a and Its Future"
Capt D ii P. us- Savannah. Need
ed Reform :n th- Sale of Cotton
Goods." R F Wright, assistant com
missioner of agriculture, Atlanta.
in
SUHMSE
11 v. vuu iiimu II
-T , .T ,1 , w ,x l i "The Industrial Development of Geor
.er pressed to a point where the. . .. v. . . . ., '
me Us regarded as a bona fide en- cia' MaJor Hanson' Macon-
Postmasters in Session.
Ikiston. Mass.. Auc. 4. The siitii
mere has leen talk or tms scneme . annual convention of tli Nat'onal
, for several years, and the only ma- Association of Postmasters which
! terlal development since the propo- began here today, promises to be
I slUon was first discussed is the re-1 the most notable as it Is also the
cent petition for a right of way j host attended gathering ever hold !
! tnrough Alaska. In Washington the by the association. The postmas-1
scheme is still regarded in much the ' ters of sovcral score of the chiof '
iigct or the Jules erne enterprises, cities of the country ar In nttaml.
STORY REVAMPED THAT LEO
XIII DIED EIGHT YEARS AGO.
Incredible Intriguing and Impersona
tion Accredited to the Late Pontlff't
Brother Will Parallel In the His
tory "The Man In the Iron Mask"
and Other Famous Questions of
Identity.
and there is very serious doubt ! ance and prominent officials of the ' Rome, Aug n. It will hardly be '
whether nny company really intends ' postoftlce department at Washington credited, but It is nevertheless true. I t
to undertake the construction of a I are alBo here to gie the jiostmasters that a number of influential people 1 !
tunnel lienpnMi Ttnnrin Sen TM 1 k ,nnfw.. v. . .t t 1 1 i.. , . ..
umnei ueneaiu rearing sen. i nisi the benefits of tbe.r practiral expert- iu Rome and amongst Roman Catho
doubt must be swopt away bofore any i ence. Postmaster Hubbard, of Uos- lies throughout Italv. continue to be-
ton, and bis subordinates have ar- lleve that It was not the real Pope
ranged an attractive program for the 1 eo XIII who has Just passed nwav,
entertainment of the visiting mem-; but his brother Cardinal Potel. who,
hers, many of whom are accompa-. so the story got, had Impersonated
nled by thoir wives and families. ; the pope for a nurabor of years. The
pope and his brother, were as alike
lal Interest Is taken in the pro
ject by the government.
DEAF MUTES.
Annual Convention of the "Silent
Folk" In Pennsylvania.
Johnstown, Pa., Aug, 5. The ninth
annual convention of the Pennsylva
nia Association for the Advancement
of Deaf Mutes began here today and
will continue until Saturday. Under
the auspices of the local association
of deaf mutes elaborate arrangements
have been made to give the visitors
an enjoyable time.
One of the Interesting features of
! National Photographers' Meeting.
Indianapolis, Ind.. Aug. 4. The con-
. vention of the Photographers' Asso
ciation of America began In Indian
apolis today and will continue until
, Friday. More than 000 members are
in attendance. The presiding officer
is J. George Nussbaumor, of Buffalo,
and the secretary, E. F. Leavy, of
' Newcastle. Pa. International copy
right and recent improvements in
at. two peas, and It is noteworthy
1 that from his youth Gloacchlno. who
tmenme pope, was extremely delicate.
His pronouncements on labor, and his
recognition of the French republic
were severe shocks to the policy of
ertalu religious orders, notably the
Jesuits, who have also aimed at con
trolling the policy at the Vatican.
When Cardinal Peccl died about
eignt years ago, and his body was
We have purchased the Wis
Bicycle anJ Repair Shop vi
n rn nrnnArnrl In mnl-a ,,il.
.v . . , .... -v. . " utunv ljUiift IP
,! - .. -1 . .
eu..j uu e,uuuMti'e our wcji
We repair bicycles, f ewinj ct
Junius aim uuicr iikui aacu
three makes of wheels
have met the test and pi
their worth. They are
THE RACYCLE,
THE HILLCLIMBER,
and THE CRAWFORD.
U you are going to buj
wheel, come around and tool
at our wheels before yen P
chase your wheel.
Gordan & Edmisten
311 EAST COURT STREET
the gathering will be a religious serv-1 photographic mothods are to be dis- I lai'1 ,n state, many of tuose who saw
ice lonigm in ai. .MarK s cnurcn. , cussed. The nhoUicranhlr. nthlhlt
The rector, the Rev. R. Bakewell comprises several carloads of the
Green, will officiate, with the Rev j bost work of the leading photogra
Austin W. Mann, of Cleveland, O., t ,,hrs of the countrj--as
Interpreter for the "silent folk." I
Addresses will be delivered.
both oral
and manual, which will give Informa
tion of special Interest regarding the
Intellectual and religious advance
ment of deaf mutes In the United
States and Europe.
Total Abstainers Gather.
Pittsburg. Pa., Aug. 4. Today
it declared that It was the pope, not
the cardinal, who was dead, and that
the cardinal, who was supposed to
he u tool In the hands of the Jesuits,
had been hurried to the Vatican and
made to impersonate the popo, as the
times were not favorable to a papal
election, the Jesuits not feeling se-
COTTON BOLL WEEVIL,
Texas Has Appropriated
Fight it.
Texas. Aug.
many ueiegates arrived at the various 1 cure of tiioir Influence bolng strong
hotels in Pittsburg who came to the j enough to secure the selection of
annual convention of th Catholic . their nominee. The cause of this
Total Abstinence Union of America. ! singular rumor was doubtless duo to
The exercises tomorrow, after the I 'leath accentuatlns tho extraordinary
j pontifical high mass at the Church , resemblance the two brothers bore
550,000 to of the Epiphany, will consist or two , to each other and the general distrust
business sessions and a largo public of the rellEloua orders nntablv the
A Cool Place
IsRotinst n'sAmnseffiectPar;
lore, under the W.&C.Depct
Just t . nla"? -o wall?
..isur- 'rje Flni
bowlmtr a!Ir splendid pool
and In! ar" tables
date El.oot.cg gallerv Tea;
i 'rfsntnen't
lie ran
igars
Prpp Mnfdcal Enter
Every Evening
taiuiteni
i. If any
THE BEST
IS THE CHEAPEST
Bear this in mind when you
need poultry and stork supplies
and ask for the International
Poultry and Stock Food. Use
Kow Kure for your cow trou
bles. C. F. Golesworthy
127-129 East Alta St.
Agent for Lee's Lice Killer
'j Suffered Eight Months
Austin.
genius or scientist believes he has
bit upon a way to exterminate the
pestiferous cotton boll weevil now Is
the time for him to come forward.
Fifty thousand dollars will be paid
out of the state treasury of Texas to
'ne person who presents a successful
remedy. The award will be made by
a committee of five members appoint
ed by Governor Lanham. and who
met here today lor preliminary or
ganization. Several claimants for tho
big reward have already sprung up
. and the committee may have Its
' hands full for some time to como ex
' amining the merits of thoir respect
ive remedies. 1
mass meeting in the Duquesne thea
ter In the evening. The convention
will be in session until Saturday and
will he addressed by a number of dis
tinguished Cathohr prelates and lay
speakers.
Jesuits, that exists eeu among many
Roman Catholic ecclislasts.
Mamie Large, of
a burglar Monday
loaded shotgun.
Albany, stood
morning- with
.1 Conrad Platzoeder
Every woman covets a
hhapcly, pretty figure, an i
many ol tliem deplore the
loss of their girlish forms
after marriage. The bcariny
All W.ds d Fn-i'
Meats always on
hand. FDcBacj:
Harrs and Sausage
WBWMfgStv r.!r.?:w t Priccsas
low as the lowest
r ran heartilv reeommond Acker's
fcblM fit- t. - .
GEORGIA AGRICULTURISTS.
Tablets for
.rouoies. I have been mitTT-ln.
"ight months and tried many remo-' der Discussion.
lies without relief, until I i?nt Arr ' Athens. Ga.. Auc. C The nnntinl
Dyspepsia Tablets, which I used onlv ! meeting of the Georgia State Agricul
tural bocieiy. wnicn pegan here to-
' w h at IS THE USE
iniwjtwa " '
a Bnort time and am now nnrfnwiv
well. Thanklne you for tho speedy
recovery, j am gratefully yours, rran
lis I. Gannor. Vancouver, SVash. Send
to W. II. Hooker fc Co., Duffalo. N.
-. for a free trial package. (Nothing
like them.) F. W. Schmidt & Co.,
druggists.
day, Is well attended. Features of
today's program were the annual ad
dress of the president, Dudlay M.
Hughes, and the reading and disen
slon of papers as follows: "Agricul
tural Education 01 Farmers," Hon.
Heme Jordan Jasper; "Sugar Cane
to the mother's shapclinet.
, , , . Ail ot tins can be avoicle 1
however, by the use of Mother's Friend before babv comes, ns tl
great liniment always prepares the body for the strain upon it, ai.u
preserves the symmetry of her form. Mother's Friend overcomes all the
csngcr ot cnila-birih, and carries the cxntttunt mother safeiv through
thic rritirnl i t. . 1 fnf Wliat 3UU ,. -,
in i. . r . B rrcuicbi uicbs.uiK. I vn,irBelf to avuiu --- . v
r , .. . , -;v "u reiiti uertveu troin uie Acker's Dyspep'" inBijei
use of this wonderfu ng wUl digest
remedy. Sold bv nil KM iRW ji m m r, vou from all tn " . n
druggists at $ i. oo per
bottle. Our little
book, tellintr all about
this liniment, will bo sent free.
mm
Tti Bradfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
nmi frco you iroi" mr.A
i.v. an . vnnr p"-:
Positively e"f'aemU j7
will always be t0 V
, are not tatisfled. Wri i 4
fmA sample. "
I Buffalo, N. T.