DAILY EAST ORKGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 86,. 1004.
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FINNEMORE
Judge of the Naial Supreme
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r "I desire to Rive my voluntary testi
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THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN
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THAT LASS O' LOWK1ES
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Clara Morris
A TASTEUOAltD CROWN
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THE INLANDER
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ON PETEIC'S ISLAND
An cutting Itutsuii itory
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THE HOUSE OF EGKEMONT
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Pkakson's Maoazink appeals to every member of the family. In the words of
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Following are four of the Jpecial features for 1904 :
Cyrus Townseno Brady
FOR LOVE OF COUNTRY
An intensely patriot.' tale." Mt the Outlook
One of hi belt.
George. W. Caslc
JOHN MARCH. SOUTHERNER
A icebr4te4 itory of the South
Edward Cgqicston
THE CIRCUIT KIDER
"Krth and vivid puma lure," wy the Chrhtian
Union
E. W. HonNUNQ,
THE ROGUE'S MARCH
A notewortiiy addition l" iwuaiitic literature.'
ChicttjfO 'Jri&ttnt
BLANCHE WlLLfi HOWARD
THE GARDEN OF EDEN
"A fjiftCJiutiu. iHcri -t 1 1 "- hinton iitatom
RICHARD HARC1KQ DAVIS
GALLEGHER AND OTHER
SI OKIES
MCallecherM u the mory that nude the author
fatlUOUl
Robert Louts Stevenson
ST. IVES
His Ut aad one uf 1W finest novels
Thomas Nelson Pace
PASTIME STORIES
Tbe old Virginia llavur could not be uted to
finer tfleci"
WALL STR.EET METHODS
OF "FINANCE"
By HEfi-XD GEOKGE. Jr.
A rabcr of true accounts of tome of the Wall
.Street "dealt" by wlmh the uvlotft of the many
bavc been aerified to satisfy the craving of the
few. Head tUenc article and realise the wiadom
W the adrice of the late Koreroor Koinrell 1'.
Flower to a parly of hi fnend to "keep your
mom j la yaw pocket."
MODERN INDIAN WARS
By
CyXVJT TOWffSBiV BKADJf
A UilUaot aad thrilling biitory of the hottil.
IraotKT of the past forty yean, jtMog justice to
u sUm aenrica of luch men a Mliu, La wton,
Cmook. rout-Till, Cutrsa, CaaaiNOTOx,
alcXat. Ilowatu, Wiiiaton, Payii, Svily,
ataui aad other; taVIa; Indian fight out of
tai catctorr of boy' atory books and ditDifylac
tkea Kith their proper place In the history of our
n bcxmw v, au o cuf ot ariKica.
TOM NAST. CARTOONIST
JyALBEUr TSIGELOW TAIE
lllutratcd hy the choicest of the wvrld.lainous
cartoon of the man who has been described a tht
trtaitit mietJtr a public Jimin vr kitwm.
The bioitraphy of haat i veritably a world' pic
tureof the tuues when history waa warm io the
making.
The, Overthrow of the Tweed Rfnf
The Civil War Period-Trie Horror
of Slavery The Meconatructlon Po
rlod The Greeley Presidential Cam.
rMn The Garibaldi Campaign In
laly The Great lleenan.fiay.ra
riaht In London-The Ulalne Pre.
Idenllal Cimpalan
are a few of the iinporunt headinrsupon which
the series of si or eight papers are built,
THE REVELATIONS OF AN
INTERNATIONAL SPY
Which ranlu I'aaatoN'a through the first sis
econthaof 1901 will be resumed in January, 1904,
this uew act of detective stories haabcen arranged
Ibrln rclpouse to the demand of thousands of
leaders who regretted the terailnatloo of the first
aeries. '1 be author still stipulates that bis nam
auut remain a aecrcb
WONDERFUL CROOK
COUNTERFEITER AND
FORGER IS RELEASED.
.KaswwpW tfat
rv Kromo
ill lama
kttiittiB
Said to Be the Most Dangerous Man
In His Class In America Onco
Forged $204,000 United States
Bonds Is 81 Years Old His
Counterfeits Better Work Than
the Originals Has Caused the
Government Great Expense and
Trouble.
Trenton, is. J Jnn, 25. Enrly
tnniiirrow moruliiK tho Kates of Now
Jersey's tnte prison will open '.or
the release of Wnlinni nrut-Kwny.
who In tho womb or tno united
smtes mithorltles. Is "tho most tltin-
Kcrous counterfeiter nntl forger who
over operated In America. nrocic
wnv has comnlcteil his tomi of ton
years' Imprisonment, minus tho timo
allowed for roou" hehnvlor and plus
thirty tlnvs which ho wns retiuireti
to serve In lieu of tho 1,000 lino im
posed on him.
Ilroekwny Is not only a remark,
utile man, but he 1ms Riven tho se
cret service detectives of he Wash
ington government more sleoploss
nights than nil tho other counter
felt money manufacturers In :he
country. The secret of his so-cnlleil
success has heen nls ability to make
genuine bank notes ami bonds seem
counterfeit when compared with bis
marvelous work. It Is said that
when United States treasury notes
anil Drockwny's counterfeits wore
handed to nn export for oxamlnntion
ho throw out the genuine notes for
counterfeit and pronounced Ilrock
way's money gonulno. This Is why
tho man was considered so groat a
menace to the finances of tbo gov
ernment, When nrrestetl and tried
In court ho mnnaged his case with
consummao skill and counsel for he
government called It "great luck"
when t.c was convicted at nil,
Had Some Art Training,
lirockway was born In Connecti
cut In 1822 and his first work was
In the studio of professor Morse,
then a portrait painter, and Inter the
discoverer of telegrapny. Here
Hrockway learned something of art.
Ills career as a forger and counter
feiter began In 1850. It is said. lie
was arrested by tho govornmont m
ISSn for tho forger of $201.0110 United
States G nor cent $1,000 bonds. For
this ho was sentenced to thirty
years in prison, but upon his sur
rendering all his counterfeiting tools
and giving valuable information
concerning similar swindles sentence
was suspended.
Ho was arrested again in 1883 for
forging .Morris and Essex railroad
bonds and sentenced to five years In
state prison. The suspended sen
tence was for some reason not en
forced against him.
nrockway lived for many years
under tho name of Spencer In Ilrook
lyn. and his wife, son and daughter.
He passed as a sea captain, and his
absences from homo wcro accounted
for as "voyages. The family wore
ardent church workers and Hrockway
himself frequently attended church
services. He was supposed to 'o
an eminently respectable member of
society until he had trouble with
his wife. Soon after he was ar
rested for crossing the Wall street
"dead line," and his real character
was disclosed.
The details of the arrest at Ho-
hoken of Hrockway ami his alleged
accomplices have been widely pub
lished. Tho detectlvos found $200,
000 In Canadian notes, with only
tho reverse sldo printed; $200,000 In
United Htntes gold certificates, near
ly finished, and flbro paper prepared
for printing $100,000 more. It Is
said that tho counterfeiters woro
backed by some of tho wealthiest
and cloverost criminals In' tho
country.
Hut tho authorities do not appro
bend any further trouble from tho
"dean of counterfeiters." Ho Is now
81 years old, nnd leaves prison brok
en In health and spirit. It Is his
intention to pass the remainder of
his days with relatives In northorn
New Jersey,
TO SCALE MT. HOOD.
Electric Road May Be Built to the
Very Summit of the Mountain by
Portland Firm.
A company of Portland capitalists
has secured title to the land on which
Is located the falls of tho Sandy,
high up on tho sides of Mount Hood,
and will place an enormous electric
plant in position there for tho pur
poso of operating an electric road 'o
tho top of the old mountain.
Tho falls havo a drop of 20 feat
and an Inexhaustible power could bo
obtained by harnessing them. The
grade to tho top of tho mountain Is
one of the easiest mountain ascents
In tbo country, as a smoqtb rail
would enable electric cars to make
tho climb, while mo i-ino's Peak
'road Is so steep that a cog rail In
tho center of tho track Is necessary
to permit tho onglnes to carry thalr
own weight up tno ateop grado.
Tho movement will ho promoted as
rapidly as possible.
INVITATION8 TO HANGING.
Superintendent of the Penitentiary
Issuing Black Bordered Souve.
nlrt.
Superintendent C. W, Jamos, of tho
stato penitentiary, Is Issuing a few
black-bordered Invitations to Inti
mate friends and officials, to attend
the first banging to tuo placo at the
penitentiary under tbo new law,
Tho subject will bo Harry Egbert,
who murdored Deputy Sheriff John
O, Sax ton and Jack West, In Harnoy
county, on October 4, and tho dato
of the hanging Is at 12:30 p, m on
Friday, January 29, in the execution
chamber at tho penitentiary.
The man who commits suicide In
the beginning of the summer has no
COpyfilOHT i I
A NEW YEAR'S
RESOLUTION
Is worthless without it is put into
practice. So if you resolve to have
your laundry work "done right" do
not delay placing your soiled linen
in charge of
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Tempore for nil climates. Rcasonnblo lu coaL Sold on merit Quaran.
teed. It will poy to ask for prlcoBand Information.
THE ELATERITE ROOFING CO.
Worcester Building. Portland.
. j . l I-, r I expect people to know what
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The new store can never be A f"l EZT P "Tl j ITTO
known unless It advertises MU V E 11 I IOC f
lowVagoli
rii. u.. i r -wwir..i
following pXtol
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correspondence"
Box 799
SCRANT0N.PA,,
pally Eat OreoorTT"
only 15 cent. . , " "1 1
a -itCK,
EAST OREGONIAN
UNKNOWN NUMBER
GUESSING C0NTES
Every Subscriber to Have an Oppc
tunity to Guess on a $100
Rubber Tired Buggy
As an Expression of Our Good Will Toward!
Subscribers and to Increase our Sub
scription List
We Will Give Away, Absolutely Free, a Cushion-Tire U
now on Exhibition in the Show Window of the A. Kunkel
& Co. Implement House, Two Doors South of the
East Oregonian Building.
Tho East Oregmilnn has purchased
from tho A. Kiinklo ' Implement Co.
n $100 cushion tiro buggy. It Is n
beauty, strong, sorvlcahlo and well
finished, Kor each year's subscription
to tbo Weekly nt $1.60 or for every
similar amount paid on tho dally or
semi-weekly tho subscriber Is entit
led to ono kuosh nt on unknown num
ber of threo figures, that will ho
placed in a sealed envelope. This is
not n drawing, lottery, or gift enter
prlso of nny kind.
How to Participate.
Kacb receipt for ?1.G0 for tho Dally,
Weekly or Seml-weokly East Oregon
Ian, to any address, tho porson to
whom tho receipt is Issued, will bo
given nn opportunity, absolutely with
out cost, to havo n guess at tho un
known number, and tbo person or
persons guessing nearest that number
will receive as a present nnd without
nny compensation whatever, and
merely as nn expression of good will
on tho pan of tho East Oregonian
toward Its subscribers, tho $100
cushion tired buggy ndvortlsod In
this paper nnd on exhibition nt A.
Kunkel & Co's, Imploment houso two
doors south of tho East Orcgonlnn
building.
For each $1.60 paid the holder of
tho receipt will havo an opportunity
of making one guess. For tsamplo
If you send $1.60 for ono year's sub
Bcrlptlon ' tho Weekly or $2.00 for
ono year's subscription to tho Soml
weekly you nre enutlod to ono guess.
If you pay $5.00 for ono year's sub
scription by mall to tho Dally you
will get threo guossos. If you pay
$7.60 for one year's subscription to
tho Dally delivered by carrier you
will get fivo guossos, or If you pay
$3.76 for six mnntho nr ih nn.. ...
carrier you are ontltled to two guess-
No commission Is allowed to any
gent or solicitor for securing sub
scrlbors under this offor, and tho
porson so subscribing does It with
the understanding that tbo East
Oregonian 1r nrmntmi na .nUMAKA i
VL a"Jluoui, III
full for tho money paid.
unknown Number How Prepared.
Monday, January 18, tho following
Committee nf imalnnaa . -V
tho offlco of vMt oregonian and
.wwuuu inu unnnown nurabor that
Will KOt tho tlOn nihr,r.r.U.rf I...
Under, tho furniture man, E. T.
Wudc, tho real estate deulor, O, A.
Hohhlns, proprietor of tho Owl Tea
House, Olenn Wlimlow tho Jowoler,
and A. Kuukul, tho Implement man.
Ton numbers from ono to naught
woro cut from a calendar. Theso
numbers wcro fconled up n 10 differ
ent envelopes by tho committee. Tho
10 envelopes woro placed In a hat
and thoroughly shuffled nnd shakon.
Threo members cif tbo commltteo
then took out ono onveliipe each,
which woro marked ono, two, three,
In tbo order In which thoy woro
tnkon out,
Theso threo onvelopos wero then
placed In a larger onvolopo nnd seal
ed and n wax seal placed on tho flap
and dollverod to tho chairman of tho
commltteo, M A. Ilador to koop un
til tho day tho buggy will bo drawn.
Tbo remaining sovon envelopes con
taining tho other numbors woro then
burned In tbo presonco of tho com
mltteo. thus Insuring nn absolutely
unknown number.
Each nnd ovory ope of tho commlt
teo was thoroughly satisfied with
tho absolute fairness of tho method
of selecting tuo unknown numbor,
and signed tho following statement:
"Wo, tho undorslgnod, woro pres
ent at tho East Orogonlnn offlco Mon
day afternoon, January tho 18th, and
assisted In forming tho unknown
number according to tho plan pub
lished, to ho usod In ttho East Oro
gonlnn guosslng contest.
"Under tho rulos of forming tho
numbor, It Is Impossible for anyono,
not ovon tho mombors of this com
mltteo, tho publlsnors of tho East
Oregonian, or anyono olso to know
whnt the number Is.
(8Ignod.)
E. T. WADE,
A. KUNKEL,
M. A. ItADBIt,
QLENN WINSLOW,
Q. A. K0BBIN8."
Upon tho day when tho envolope
Is to be opened and tho buggy awa'd'
od to tho porson guessing nearest to
tho numbor, tho numbers will be as
sembled In tho order In which the
onvelopos aro marked. It may bo fis
low a numbor as 012 or as high w
087. As a matter of course, It must
bo three different figures, as no fig
ure was used twice. Somebody will
got a splondid $100 prosont whou the
07S recelntR havn tinnn elvnn out.
formed by puttlw tH
numbers in we " - - i
two, three, on tt""1
....... ntlnPd. IM I
uiey ni .""--" .,t
number will W '
tbo guessing u j,
henco no ono m
bo until it is P WM
81 liscriuum. a
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Limnea kt" i
Mwwtnu 1
The numwr ui
t,ds contest wi 3J
iiiimncr w b""": tit
range of to ol
and 887 us iue - ,
lumu "u" ". kuoi.!
cannoi uu i
08T. (L,J
To be Pe"ut . tle
mate guesslnS ,,
absolutely MXwO
cimnce for tie tll
tho commlttoe.
know the num
Insure that re.uU.
but the st"D,S'V.V tM 1
of wu
ubserlbar tm jA
nn tho baekof1"
making bw -"iomj
unknown numWdtl(J
tost win
rlVTulnar the 1
office wJTiW M :
out of town i
.nnd the ?!,,uW.i
QU0S8IB8 S"JL WX-i
inu U" . .. Im UiQ
the ffffJU lPtJ
ore B0ld-J M
which wlMiVtM
the reo8""
"vMuimi,Bg consisted of M, A.,'
The unknown numbers will beS