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DAILY EA8T OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1903. SPECIAL SPECIAL ALEXANDER'S Special Saturday Night LIMIT SALES From 7 to 7:30 O'clock Prom 7:30 to 8 O'clock Any white fall weight I nr l,1", -"n" nanno1" RRP U 00 Shirt Waist ..... ,25 N.ght Dresses . QJC " From 9:30 to ro O'clock From 8 tO 8:30 O'clOCk Deep Hi,, Corsets, made nr. Black Peau dr Soic, regular from French coutie. ... ()DC one dollar kind, per ftp yard (jOC From 7J30 to 8:30 O'clock ' Heavy stripe Outing Ulan r 1 From 9 to .9:30 O'clock Ugj' value 3aC "dies' Hose". HT!. 19 'fi Fr0ni 8;3 t0 9!3 ''C,0Ck 4 pair limit to enstoiiieV. 35 ' "lack French tafietn, 8 yard limit to . cus- ftp .. , . . . tomcr, per yard IiUD From 8:30 to 9 O'clock - -i White embroidered, Flannels, From 7 tO 8 O'dOCk select patterns, per nn Any 83,00 mercerized nr Vard DZC Drop Skirt lw) MORMONS 8KETCHES FROM THE IRRIGATION CONGRE88. T. G. Halley Defendo Oregon Fruit Sam White Jokes With Tom Wright and Gets the Worst of the Bargain Praise for the Mormons. If you enjoy a good article, then smoke THE PRIDE OF UMATILLA PENDLETON BOQUET They are home nmde ami of the best tobacco. A. RHODE, Maker. Big Clothing Special rjON'T overlook the fact that we are mak u ing big concessions in Clothing for the week. On evory Man's suit, regardless of . the price, we allow you a reduction of $J .00 for the special coupon to be found in the Official Program of the Carnival. On every Boy's Suit or Overcoat we allow you 50c reduction for the special coupon. On every Ladies' Suit or Skirt or Coat wo allow you 50c for the special coupon. Watch for our special ad. in this paper THURSDAY. 1 1 Millinery of all kinds fresh from Port land TODAY. ESirDon't let these chances pass by THE FAIR Tha Best Place to Trade 1 MONTERASTELLI BROS. Rlarblo and Cranitc Works MOKUMKN'TO, IIKADST0NE8, COP INUS AM) UUIMIIISO riTONK vi,o oiironn work unci gi'arantee the tame lit loMt price KMIuiMei ulven on all kinds of Cut Stono. We fcaiea large slock ami on'a l pleat ed lo nave jou examine II. : t :::::: : Main Street Pendleton, Orcnon NrarO. K. 1 N. I)eol WIA.VCII HdOl- AT JIKl'l'.NKii, OI!K. I The Best is Always The Cheapest The genuine Imported quad ruple coated STRANSKY STEEL WARE Is superior to any ware made. lt' in n ulw-n by Hh If, Exam ine Htrniisky Htecl Ware at I W. J. CLARKE & Cos an Court Street ri(rj ffl- Rigby-Clove Mfg.: COMPANY I Manufacturers of the IMgtoy-OoYC Combine, i. HARVESTER j, Repairs for all kinds of! , farm Machinery; Foundry Work a Specialty (Gash paid for old castings They are the Best The Standard and WHITE SEWING MACHINES The Hood Itlvor Glacier prints tho following handful of sketches from tho Ogdon Irrigation Congress. "Hon. ThomaB a. Halloy, or Tom Hniloy iih his friends lovo to call tho J mayor of Pendleton, overheard two women discussing tho display of blg red apples from hood Klvor, and couldn't resist tho temptation to got1 In a good word for Oregon. "Those apples must bo nalntod." said one of tho women. Tom assured them to tho contrary, and went on to explain that there wore carloads of such fruit in Oregon. Ho laid It all to the climate, nnd declared the Oro- Bon girls, too, nati Just such rosy cheeks ns tho apples, "why, put 0110 beBldo tho other and you can't tell which cheek to kiss." Sam White and the Mule. Sam White, the gonial chairman of the democratic state central commit tee and his friend Tom Wright, tho Union banker, vero wending their way toward tho 'fruit oxhlbit. In a vacant lot somo live Ogdon merchant had placed nn unique bill board framed in tho form of an ole pliant. Sam began to twit his friend about the failure of the Q. O. P. em blem to recognize such a staunch re publican as Tom Wright. The latter took It all good natural ly and awaited tho clinnco to turn the cases. On their return they mot a tanner loading a long-eared mule. "Now we'll see If ho recognizes you," said Wright. Tho words were hardly out of his mouth before tho mule made a bee-lino for Sam. and It was all the farmer could do to ro-j strain him (the mule.) All Praise to Mormons. Formed of Incandescent globes, nnd set between two hugo mahogany 1 pillars of the monster pipe organ in 1 tho tabernacle of tho Latter Pay Saints at Salt Lake City aro tho let-1 ters U-T-A-H. And how significant 1 It Is. No historian can wrlto of ' Utnh and leave the Mormons out. Tho two nro Inseparable. To the traveler who stops off to visit the city of ZIon and to Hec tho wonders nf the Oreat Salt Lake, there Is noth- I ng lo make him feel as If ho were in a strange land. Everything Indl-1 rates a thriving, industrious and 1 wealthy American community. Hut . the barren mountains on overy hand I and the sago brush in the untitled I fields offer nn ever-present reminder I that tho country was a desert land half a century ngo. To tho toll of tho Mormons are duo the green fields and templed cities of today. With tho Mormon1; will rest the everlasting honor of pioneer work In the reclamation of the great American desert. They were the first American irri gators the first people to transform a sage-lu'iisli plain into rlcn tarming lands and happy homes, llow un fitting, therefore, would It have seemed had that great movement for tho reclamation of the arid West convened lis first congress clever years ago olsowhere than In Salt Lake City" AA.A.AAAA.AAA.AAAAAAAAAAAAAA-AAA-AAAA.AAAAAAt4A414AA. Have You Heard About It. THE RED BOX We Have Placed in Oar Window A Box Which Contains $20.00 In Silver We will give a frey to this box FREE with every cash purchase of $1.00; two keys with $2.00; three keys with $3.00. When the keys have all been given oat, yoa may try yoar key. If yoa have the iacfcy key the $20.00 is yoars. NO EMPLOYE ALLOWED TO HAVE A KEY. We do not know which key opens the box. ::Hot Soda Prinks : MADE TONIGHT! EXQUISITELY DELICIOUS! Served Exactly to the Queen's Taste. A DAINTY REFRESHMENT FOR DAINTY PEOPLE Oar Hot Chocolate is a marvel Oar "TODDLE" well, if you ever tasted anything nicer the treat's oars. 5 Cents. F. W. SCHMIDT. RELIABLE DRUGGIST Postoffice Block Pendleton, Oregon V YYTTTYYYYYYYYYTYTVVVTYYYT YVVYYVVYTVVVTYYVYYVYTYYYVYTTTYYYYVTYTf YVYVfTTT? 0 LAW THERE ARE NO FAILURES. SCHEDULE TO SECRET O.iUERS ADVANCED. Physicians Cannot Make Contracts With Societies Less Than $1 Pel Member Per Month This Is an In crease of $2.50 Per Quarter Is an Exceptionally Strong Law. Dr. Garfield, of Victoria, B. C, Tells of Three Hundred Cases Wherein He Recommended the Use of Trlb. Dr. .lames (J. (inrfiohl, of Victoria. II. 0 when asked, do you indorse TIUI3 us a euro for tho liquor and to bacco habits? said: "I do I have mown your remedy long bet'oie It was sold to you, nnd can tell you of three hundred people that 1 have ad vised lo lake it. I novcr knew of .a allure io cure where the party taking was sincere." Tnllman K- Co., local agents. Wild and Naked. Unkempt, num , and crazed. It Is alleged from excessive use nf nlco. hoi, Charles Cruthers, a -anch hand, Is teaming Kurtka Flat In '.lie neigh -1 orliood of l.um Hale's ranch, near Clyde, fighting off anyone who trios take nim. says tho Wal a Wnlla Union. Yesterday he injured a man named McKlnnoy, who tr'od to catch him. Last night Sheriff Painter ami deputy went out to capture the soml-wlld man. The oxtont of Mr ?fInnoy's injuries Is unknown. Pendleton, Oregon! The East OreoonUn U Eastern Ore gon's representative paper, (It leads and 'the people appreciate It and show It by their liberal patronage. It Is th .advertising medium of this section. I Sold bj JESSE FAILINQ "My Sons," said a great businessman, "are my partners and they need all the strength and courage I can give them," and he forthwith paid for a 1,000,000 policy in I he Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Not without the most care ful investigation, however, extend ing over six months. He was con vinced by just such facts as led the President of a National Hank in New York to make the curious and .shrewd provision in his will, which is contained in "A banker's Will." Write for it and also for the account of the $1, 000,000 policy, 'The Largest Annual Premiums." Till. Corapuiy ranks 'u-jf-Iu Ai.clt. 'Firit la Amount I'slil rollcy-liolilcis. Fml In Age. The Mutual .Life Insurance Company of New York, .KiCiUBP A.. McCD-DY. Frtsidcat. Alma D. KaU, manager, Boise, Iduho. Frank L. Hammond, District Manager, Pondleton, Oregon. The physicians of Idaho have a now law relative to taking contracts to do work for secret societies. No doctor Is allowed to make n contract, less than $1 per member per month. This now ruling was made at tho meeting of tho Idaho Stale Medical Assocla Hon, which has just been hold in Ilolse, nnd the information was brought to Pendleton this morning by Dr. I. h. .Mngee, of Wallace, Idaho, who came through on No. 1. This Is n most extraordinary ruling nnd one that Is used by but lew stntes In tho Union. Previous to tho passing of this law tho physicians were taking contracts with secret so cities at tho rate of BO cents per mombor per quarter. It is an ad vnnco of $2.50 per quarter per mom her. "This law will go Into effect Imme diately." said Dr. Mageo this mom Ing. "If any of tho physicians violate It thoy will bo lot out of tho assocla Hon, and If necessary a lino will be imposed. Wo nro badly In need of such u law, because wo weie doing tho work for entirely loo llttlo money There was nothing in It for us. Wo were practically doing tho work for nothing." Dr. Magee Is Honored. Dr. .Mageo was honored whllo at tho convention, by being elected chair man of tho legislative board of the association. This Is olid of the moTit nromiiieut positions of the organiza tion. Mrs. Mageo accompanied tho doctor nnd thoy would hnvo remnined u low (lays In tho city, but Mrs. Ma gee was extremely 111 and for that renson thoy wuro' hurrying home. This is the first tlmo Dr. Mngeo had been In 1'oiidloton slnco 20 yoars ngo, uid it Is needless to say that the doctor expressed grent surprise at tho wonderful dovolopmeiit of tho city hIu'jo that time. PRES. KRUGER'S BIRTHDAY. Former Ruler of Trans-Vaal Lives In France. Paris, Oct. 10. How swiftly oven tho most, famous of men pass from tho public mind whon they nro no longer in tho limelight is evidenced by tho fnct that very tow It any 0110 noticed tho anniversary today of Mr. tvrugor. formor presidont nf tho Trans-Vaal Republic, whoruas tho same occasion but ono or two years ago was marked by public demon strations and a flood ot concr'ntula tory mossageo. Mr, Krugor was born Oct. 10, 1825, and consequently this Is Ida seventy-eighth birthday. JAMES AND WARDE. Veterans Now Presenting Most Thrilling Play on American Stage. Tho story of "Alexander tho Oreat," the now play lu which Louis James end Kredorlck Wardo will appear at tho Frazor theater noxt Wednesday evening, has for its two control char acters Alexandur. which will bo played by Mr. Jnmos. nnd Hint of Pordlccas, which will bo assumed by Air. Warde. The action nf tho nlnv Is developed somewhat ns follows: l no drama oiions In tho nnluen of King Phillip, the father of Aloxander. Pordlccas, tho minister of state, is first introduced. Inculcntlmr In the minds of tho women of tho court his deslro to see tho youthful Aloxnndor diverted by such effoniiiinto nmuso montB as nro most llkoly to dwarf his ninbltlon for tho future Cleopatra, tho wlfo of Phlllppl, Is seen to bo n willing tool for his trenchery. Ho points out to lior that she can bo a queen lu namo only .until j'niiiip is no more, and t int Aloxnn- der Is llkowlso out of tho way. An easy tool Is found in PnuBautus, who assassinates King Phll(p during tho fulo which celobrntos his roturn from tho wnrs. On tho death of Phillip. VwsH . if u' jBitjM H J kSA' 'B Alexander, who immediately !W In rllo Ihrnnn In ponsedltll memory by warllko deeds lnstel tears. Tim Rennn nnu- uhlfts to the to tho mountnlns ubove the clooiij mutiny of tho generals Is m pw linr.nuun nf tfi.tlt- ,trnlfini!0(l elite" homo. Tho wnrrlng elements wj renornl torrni nf their eurrOUBW makes them believe they have ij ed at tho end of tho worm. a"1 Peidlccns Is anxious cnousb J exnndor's death, ho would rjuq nrwilll- nnnrni- Immn nil ncCOUBl 1 dnngors that confront tho ffl llu rniin-i, rhlthi.r nnd does DO1! tnte to savo Alexander's H' "1 his assassination is ntlcm',',7,J Tlin lnt net Is a 8C0I10 In WW" whoro Alexander, who Is Mle"1 his nmrrlago to Jioxaim, , AiwiriilM and larly to Pordlccas, 011 whon,j conferred tho Kingdom ""',1 nnder's wlno la polsoued W rn !. nntlnn nnmlni? tO ft J a inlander, snlo oiions Slonday morninx J o'clock, and as this is the i n sturs. a capacity houso swr J ed for. Ho Is living very quietly nt his, villa In tho south of Franco. For a whllo his placo 'was tho Moc ca for Boor leaders nnd for French men and others who desired to show tholr ' sympathy for England's fallen enemy, but of late Mr. Krusor has received vory few callers. Ho has never fully rocovored from tho shock of his wlfo's death and tho most of tho tlmo Is spent lu reading tho Ulblo and In reverie. r .. ftathefr Over 1,200 Crow. lu'lians .. l...l..n,lnl fnlr. . . tiro trlbo, nliaost, Is ,1111 tneir stock, on a hmj-t 1110 iown 01 anoriuuu. - t uivim, in wnurn ouu : ;h(tP run, are leading sports of i Children's school shoes 'lul'' and lnnlr mnll nt. TOJtSCUt. 4