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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1903)
DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1903. You Wear Shirts IN WASHINGTON HOW THANKSGIVING IS OBSERVED THERE. One Man Hat for Twenty-TJve Years Furnished the White House Turkey The Cabinet Families Will Take Dinner at Their Washington Homes Everything In American Style. heavy.faccd man. Tho Introduction followed and the president extended his hand In greeting. Tho onglncer mane a motion as ir to wipe hlu hand or tne grease ot his engine. 'Donl your nana is as clean as mine,' said Elliott, and I -thought to mysolf, 'That official will have bis men a unit at mb right hand.'" And so it was Howard Elliott, not mo president, or tne new president, and least of all not "President El HOlt. Washington, D. C Nov. 25. The I machinery of the government In the national capital will come to a stand still tomorrow, the Panama affair, the! rr .,ost- ln, tb "sbt of telegraphic STEAMER DISCOVERY LOST. All Hopes Given up for the Overdue Boat From Nome. prattle. .Nov. 25. Th 1 ttln Vnmo steamer Discovery has been given up And when you buy a shirt Whether it be Whtie or Colored why not get the best? When next you are in need of a shirt or only want to look at one, ask for our "Manhattan," they are, beyond the shadow of a doubt, the best and handsomest dress shirt made. When Cuban treaty and other momentous questions will be forgotten for the time being and everyone from the president down will unite in the ob servance of that most characteristic of all American holidays Thanksgiv ing Day. The day Is usually a quiet one in wosnlngton. socially, as well as officially, but congress being in ses sion this year things may be different, The turkey dinners, at least, will be more numerous than In previous years. President Roosevelt believes In eel ebratlng the holiday ln the good, old fashioned way and consequently It Is sure to be a jolly Thanksgiving in the white House. The Roosevelt children are home from school, and they arc bound to have a romp, in which their father and mother will join. No bus! ness whatever will be done nt the Executive Mansion during the day. The clerks will not report for duty and all official engagements will be postponed until the following day. In the morning the president nnd his famllv will go to church and in the afternoon they will receive some visi tors ln a social way. Dinner will be at 7 p. m., and several friends will be invited to share it. The White House Turkey. The president's steward gives him self no concern regarding a Thanks giving turkey for the Executive table. For more than twenty-five years Horace Vose. of Westerly. R I., has had the privilege of supplying the' president's turkey. This 1b In suance of a custom which was es tablished by Senator Anthony when advices received from Junenu vestnr. day. It seems almost certain that the long overdue vessel was wrecked with' in -a few days, nt least, and possibly within a few hours, after leaving Yn- Muui uciooer n. isotning has been seen or heard of her since that date. The latest news from the north con firms the story printed a -week ago xo tne cnect mat Indians had come into aitez with the report that a large vcbsc! hnd been wrecked on the western shore of the Gulf of Alaska about n days jonrney from Yakutat. J. Rent, a white man who came to Junenu from Yakutnt by the steamer hxcplRlor, brought the confirmation of the story told by the natives. At Junenu he stated that he himself had seen along the beach near Yakutat huge pieces of the Discovery's hull, fragments of her life boats and num. crous life preservers, etc. Bent stated that n terrible storm raced the night the Discovery left inkutat. and he believes she wns overwhelmed by it. The Discovery carried about 30 per sons, all told, and It is believed all on board were lost. 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The colossal fowl which will satisfy the appetites of the Itoosevelt household tomorrow and fill the White House kitchen with Its fragrant aroma weighs In the neighborhood of thirty pounds. He was hatched last spring and as tenderly reared as a youne toll destined (or the race track. The menu for the Thanksgiving dinner is always a simple one. Mr. Vose's turkey is the piece de resist ance, and the other dishes served are typically American. The dinner in variably begins with Cheaspcake oys ters. Flaky rock fish from the Poto mac, terrapin from the Eastern whore nnd cranberries from Cape Cod are included in the menu. I All the members of the Cabinet will nt their Thanksciving dinners at their WaSiiington homes. Secretary and Mrs. Hay will have a family party at their board. Secretary and Mrs. Shaw will dine at their home In Massachusetts avenue, and will. share? the holiday least with their children. The attorney-general is fond of his own fireside and prefers a simple home dinner to any of the feasts In which he might participate. The secretary of agriculture has lit tle to buy for his Thanksgiving din ner as turkeys and other gifts come to him from all over the country The secretary of the interior, Mr. Hitch cock, and his family will dine In their home In K street. The secretary of the Navy, though the recipient of many invitations, will probably fol low his usual custom and dine with his"bachelor cronies In the Worden House. A PREACHER'S OPINION. It is wonderful how many sox one wears out, and The Peoples Warehouse is endeavoring to lessen your expense in this' Hem at the same time increase the sales. The SHAWKNIT is the seek, have them each for 35 and 5o cents in 12 styles. Ask to be shown our Shawknit sock. TRIB is the Remedy for the Llpuor and Tobacco Habits That Has Ef fected the Greatest Number of Cures. The Kev. J. 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This Impression comes to the chap who mixes with the engineers and trainmen when they are off duty, chattering about the road. Perhaps the secret lies In just such incidents as was told the Press last night by a commercial traveler, who happened to be on tho station platform at El lonsburg when the president's special pulled In; "The president made b(s way to the engine to sec the man who had pulled the train from Spokane, a large Ing, according to the plans, will cost is the neighborhood of $75,000 and will be used as a permanent interna tional headquarters for the supreme lodge of the order. Thoisands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect it How To yind Oat. 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