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'DAILY EAST ORE GONIAN, 'PENDLETDM, ORESON. TUESDAY, 8EPTEMBER 8, 1903. . J4 BABIES J FIBE With Itching, Burning, Scaly Humours Find Instant Relief and , Speedy Cure li Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment Wtai Ail Other Remedies and the Best Physicians Fail. Instantrellef nnd refreshing steep for akin-tortured babies, and rest for tired, fretted mothers, in warm baths with Cuticura Soap and gentlo anointings tilth Cattcura Ointment, tho great skin care, and purest of emollients, to bo followed In screro cases by mild doses of Cuticura Resolvent. This is tho purest, sweetest, most speedy, perma nent and cc-"olcaI treatment for tor turing, dlsnfrurmj;, ,v!Tw """-nine, bleeding, scaly, crusted and plmcr skinand scalp humours, eczemas, rashes and irritations, with loss of hair, of Infants and children, as well as adults, and is sure to succeed when all other remedies and physicians fall. 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K. uepoi ARCHBISHOP RYAN OUTLINE OF CAREER OF REMARKABLE MAN, Ordained a Priest When But Twenty. Two Years of Age Has Been a Priest for Fifty Years -One of the Brightest Lights of Catholicism In America. Philadolphln, Sept. 8. Seldom or never before has Phllahelphla boon honored with a more notahlo gather ing of high representatives of tho Ro man Catholic church than that vhlch met today to do honor to Archb'.i'ioo Ryan, the vonerablo head of tho arrh dloceso of Philadelphia, on tho oc casion of tho golden Jubllr-o of his priesthood. Plans which havo been making for weeks, nnd oven months past culminated in n glorious eccle siastical service In tho Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul this morning. Shortly after 9 o'clock priests and prelates to a total of moro than 100, all garbed In full vestments, mnrr-hpil In nrnrnsalnn from flir, plmn. el to the Cathedral, where pontifical ' high mass was to bo celebrated In ! honor of Archbishop Ryan. Among ' those In tho procession were arch bishops, bishops and other prelates of high rank, representing not only the Philadelphia archdiocese, but al so many other parts of tho country." Tho Cathedral Itself was crowded to Its fullest cnpaclty, those present In- I eluding many of tho foremost citi zens of Philadelphia. ! Tho ceremonies wore those custom ary to tho occasion. The venerable i archbishop himself was the celebrant j of the mass, and tho sermon was preached by Bishop Horstmann, of ; Cleveland, formerly chancellor of the Philadelphia archdiocese. After mass congratulatory addresses were pre , sented on behalf of the clergy and laity of the archdiocese. Another feature of the celebration was the reading of felicitous messages from Pope Plus and from Cardinal Gib bons. Cardinal Gibbons had expected to tako a prominent part in the cel ebration, but was prevented by his trip to Rome. Tho celebration con cludes this evening with a largo re ception In honor of tho visiting cler gy at tho archleplscopal residence, A Priest at 22. The Most Reverend Patrick John Ryan Is a native of Thurles, Ireland, nnd was born February 20, 1831. Ho was educated at Carlow Collego, In his native country, and coming to America, was raised to the priesthood In St. Louis Cathedral, September 8, 3853, when less than 23 years old. Though tho canonical ago is 24, an exception was made la ins case on account of his brilliant talents. His first mission was at the Cathe dral of St. Louis, and for 19 years ho was stationed there and at tho Church of the Annunciation and St. John's church, all In St. Louis. Archbishop Kondrlck who had watch ed tho career of Father Ryan very carefully, saw In him a worthy suc cessor for tho see of SL Louis, and while attending tho Vatican council he asked Pius IX for bis appointment as coadjutor with the right of suc cession. The request was granted, and on April 14, 1872, he wa9 conse crated In tho Cathedral of St. Louis by Archbishop Kenrlck. Rut ho was not destined to fill thai Beo, for upon the death of Archbishop Wood, of Philadelphia, he was appointed by Leo XIII, In 1884, to that archdiocese and wa3 fully Installed as archbishop of Philadelphia by being Invested with the pallium the following year. COTTON BUYERS ORGANIZE. Movement to Amalgamate All the Minor Organizations. Memphis, Tenn., Sept. 8. Tho meeting called for Memphis today to organize a national association of cot ton btiyors Is regarded as tho m03t Important of Its kind yet held. Buy ers' organizations havo existed for somo tlrao In various sections of the South and now It Is proposed to amal gamate all of theso district organiza tions Into ono association to cover Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, the two territories, Missouri, Kentucky, Ten nesseo. Mississippi, Alabama, Geor gia and tho Carolinas. 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Battle of Lake George Was the Prin cipal Event In the Last 'Great In dian War Preceding the Revolution Monument Was Erected by the Society of Colonial Wars. Lake George, N. Y Sept. 8. With olaborate ceremonies and In tho pres ence of tho president of tho United States, the governors of soveral states and numerous other guests of note, tho 14Sth anniversary of tho battlo of Lako George was celebrated hero today by tho unveiling of the Lako George Rattle Monumout, erect ed by the Society of Colonlnl Wars of the Stato of Now York. Tho event was made tho occasion for a notable military demonstration participated in by soldiers of tho regulnr army, tho Now York national guard and several semi-military organizations of New York, Massachusetts, vermont nnd Connecticut, tho four states whose troops took part in tho histor ic battle. The first feature of tho day's pro gram was a reception In honor of President Roosevelt, Governor Odell and the other eminent guests held at the new Fort 'William Henry Hotel. The remainder of the forenoon was : occupied by tho military parade and rovlow, which was under the com mand of Major General Charles F Roe. Tho unveiling ceremonies were of' a simple but impressive character. Tho speakers Included Senator De pew, who delivered tho oration of tho day. Governor Odell, of New York, Governor McCullough. of Vermont, Governor Bates, of Massachusetts, J, William Beckraan, Governor of tho Society of Colonial Wars In tho state of Now York, and a number of others. The monument consists of a mam moth granite pedestal surmounted by heroic bronze figures designed by Albert Welnert. Tho figures, which are nine feet In height and weigh nearly 4,000 pounds, represent tho In dian King Hondrlck, demonstrating to General Johnson tho unwisdom of dividing his forces. 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