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1A. PAGE EIGHT. DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, onEOON. TUESDAY, FEDRUARV 23, 1904, WILL OPEN NEXT MONDAY. i New Goods Two of our 1904 Spring lines for mm nr now in. For the swell dressers we have the Edwin Clapp shoes. They are the acknowledged leaders. The J, E. Tilt Shoe, positively the best shoe for the price, $3.50 and $4.00 ever sold anywhere. They arc made in Vici, Valour, Box Calf and Calf and genuine Rock Oak Soles. DINDINGER, WILSON & CO. l'houe Main 1181. COOD SHOES CHEAP CONVENTION'S LAST SESSION. (Concluded.) It had when our fathers wcro young? Is It lack of numbers? No; we have not the character of our fathers for good. Tho church needs quality f f members, nioro than quantity. "As the shuttle leaves behind Its contribution, so we each have some effect on those we meet. No one Is a blank; each has some power for good, or for evil on those with whom thoy meet. "And In the weaving sometimes the work Is interrupted by a broken thread. So It is in life; but there are two sides to the work the right and tho wrong, and the side in the sight of Rod shows no broken ends If the work is done In the spirit -if truth and desire for good. Only the roses of the pattern arc visible. "The weaver's work Is Inspected, for God. the giver or the loom, has a right to sec what It does. But If wo do our best we will have no fear of the Inspection. We will see God as a father and not as a judge, and be not afraid. "Which will he bo 5n your sight: tho father or the judge?" At the conclusion 01 mo nauru-is a shnrt exnorlence meeting was held, after which tho Christian En deavor benediction. "God watch be tween mo and thee while we are ab snt one from the other," was re peated by the delegates and the con vention was a thing of the past. Resolutions were passed Indorsing the action of the congress in passing the Sunday closing clause of the Lewis and Clark fair and thanking their entertainers for tho hospitali ty shown and the press for the cour tesy extended to the convention and the dolegntcs. A resolution was nUo passed expressing pleasure In tho recent closing of tho gambling houses of tho city nud expressing the hope that they would be kept closed. Taking Body to Missouri. The remains of Marion Lower will be taken to Bolivar, Mo., this oven Ing, accompanied by his brother, Arthur Lower, of this city, whore thoy will be Interred in the family burying ground. Mr. Lower is the younc man who died in this city n couple of dnyB ago after a short HI ness with pneumonia. '' IF IT IS F. & S. 4 You can depend on its being t good and being the right T thing for the ailment. f F. & S. Cough Syrup Oil Liniment Liver Pills Toiiet Cream Elixir Cascara Sagrada Sarsaparilla i Quinine Hair Tonic Bitters I Healing Oil Manufactured and sold by $ TALLMAN & CO. t Leading Druggists 1 t t t ti ! Special Masonic Meeting. A special meeting of tho Pontile ton Masonic lodge is called for noxt Saturday night, on tho occasion of an official visit of Grand Mnster S M. Yoran, and tho grand wardens to this lodge. Tho grand officers are making an official tour of tho state and will proceed to Eastern Oregon after meeting with the brethren here. Graduated Osteopath. Dr. L. Frances Thompson, Osteo pathic physician, graduate A. T. Still school, Klrksvllle, .Mo., has opened offices at tho homo of Mrs. Ad Nye, 502 Wnter street, for tho treatment of women and children. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Phone, lied 54. Consultation and examination free. Going to Walla Walla. Louis Hamlsch, who has for some time been bookkeeper at the I'lat zoeder butcher shop, has accepted a position as bookkeeper with tho Betz Brewing Company, of Walla Walla, and will leavo In a short time to commence work In his new position. THK WHOLESOME CRESCENT ; Egg-Phosphate JIM JOSHUA DEAD NOTED UMATILLA INDIAN COMMITS SUICIDE Shot Himself Twice With Wlnehos ter at His Home at Thorn Hollow Yesterday Second Suicide In tho History of the Tribe Was Nephew of Famous Scout, Donald McKay, Tho second Indlnn sulctdo In tho history of tho Umatilla reservation occurred yesterday forenoon, at Thorn Hollow, when Jim Joshua woll known Umntllln Indian, shot himself In tho breast nnd forehead with a Winchester rifle. Word reached tho city this morn ine that Joshua had committed mil cide nnd Indians arriving this nftor noon confirm tho report. Family troubles arc nsslgncd as the cause. Joshua was a well-to-do Indian, about 40 years of age, with a wife and three girls, two of whom arc In tho Indian school at tho agency. Jim Joshua was one of tho moat prominent Umntllla Indians living, being a nenhow of Donnld McKav the famous scout, who headed the hand of scouts that captured Captain Jnck, In 1S72. He was sober. Intol ligent nnd honest, nnd his mitcido was a surprlso in nil, doubly so, for the reason that an Indian sulcldo is an unusual occurrence, nnd only other case of the kind In tho history of the tribe being tho sulcldo of daughter of Columbia Jim, on Me Kay creek, several years ngo. Joshua owned 160 ncres of rich farming land near Cayuso nnd also -10 acres on which the station of Thorn Hollow stands, his homo be ing at Thorn Hollow, where he hnd a neat cottage ami also a topeo lor his wife, who preferred to llvo in tho topee In tho summer time rather than In the house, He married a daughter of Little Sparrow Hawk, and had lived seemingly happy life, until recently when thero arose rumors of trouble In the Joshua home. He was one of tho most Intelligent Indians on the reservation nnd was woll liked by tho whites and Indl nus alike. Frank Curl, of this city, has farmed his land for some time and speaks In tho highest terms .'I his landlord, tho dead Indian. "COLONIAL PARTY." High Given by Seventh Grade at School Assembly Hall. Tho young people of tho sovonth grndo of the high school, very pleas antly ontertalncd their friends yes, terday evening at tho assembly hall of tho school, with a colonial party, Colonial costumes wero worn by a number of thoso attending and tho program, consltsing of musicnl and literary numbers, was so selected that It carried tho auditors back to tho time of tho birth of tho nation. Tho party was In commemoration of tho birth of Washington, and was greatly enjoyed. CAKING powDcn SAVES ONE-THIRD THE EGGS SAVES TWO-THIRDS THE MONEY SAVES ALL THE WORRY. One Pound ZSctnit. AUGrocen. NOT GOOD, NOT HERE : TEe Daily Question j No matter what your appetite may be you can always enjoy a cup of Revere Coffee For breakfast, at lunch or dinner it is perfectly delicious. ONCE TRIED ALWAYS USED F. S. YOUNGER & SON I REDEEMING WARRANTS. This Work Is Keeping the County Treasurer Busy, County Treasurer Sommcrvllle Is busy paying out monoy In responxo to tho call ho has Issued for war rants. For tho past day or so lie !ins been having 0 good many call era, each with a warrant which has been called in. On tho other hand. thero aro many warrants from old calls that havo novor been returned for payment, tho holders evidently not needing tho monoy, and prefer ring to keep tho paper until thoy no. AT WORK ON CENSU8. School Enumeration Will Be Com pleted by March 1. John Halloy, Jr., tho clerk of tho school board, Is now busy making tho census of the school district, and has the work woll in hand, it Is necessary that tho work bo com pleted by tho first of noxt month, and this will bo easily done. Tho Increaso over last year Is not known at this time, but It Is thought tint tho number will bo materially largor than at tho last census. Last yp.ir thoro were 1.B2G children in tho is-trlct. LOCATE WATER. Bletel Ditch Company Files on 6,000 Miners Inches. Tho Boltel Ditch Company of Umatilla, baa filed tbelr papers "f location for wntor. Thoy proposo to tako 6,000 inches of wator from tho Umatilla river at a point botwoon Echo and Umatilla under a six-Inch pressure. Tho main ditch Is to !o known ao Boltol ditch No. 2, and will bo throo foot deop, 10 foet wido at tho bottom and 10 at tho top. Tho paper was filed by D. C. Brownoll. of Umatilla. ADAMS' WATER SYSTEM. Expected That It Will Be Effective and Profitable. C: M. Robinson, of Portland, an onglnoor who has been in this city and at Adams looking ovor tho pro posed water system, Jolt this morn ing for Portland. Ho Is of tho opin ion that Adams will havo no trouble floating tho B,000 worth of bondn that thoy wish to ralao for tho con struction of tbo ayatom, bb tho in como from tho wator will nioro than pay tho Intoroat on the bonds whon tho plant In put In working ordor. In tho estimation of tho oDglno9r, tho city will havo a profitable wator Bystom If tho present plium aro enr rled tint. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. One of Allotted Reservation Lands, The Other a Farm. Two deeds worn tiled this nftur noon which are something now, be ing the llrst of tho deeds from tho government for tho snlo of allotted lands on the reservation to ho illod In this county. The first deed Is from Lena Woods whoso Imllan nnmo Is Tot-leo-ka.'nnd who hoIIb to John Crow for $2,000 tho south hnlf of tho southeast quarter of section 9, town ship 1. "r'h f rnngo 33, being land 011 tho reservation. Tlio second deed transfers from William Honory, tho mirvivlng fath er and solo heir of Orllla E. Ilcao ry, (deceased Infant daughter of Aaiiini Henery, formerly Anna Woodward) to Thomas G. Halloy for $S,000, lots 1, 2. 3 nnd 4 of so Hon at!, In township 4 north of rnngo 34 oast, and containing 1C2.03 ncrea of laud. SUIT FOR DIVORCE. Mrs. Ely Alleges a Great Deal wf Bad Conduct on Her Husband's Part. A suit has been filed by Matilda Ely asking that tho bonds of matri mony between horsotf nnd 1nilR Ely be dissolved. Sho nllop.es that they were married In November, 1902. in this city, nnd that a Bhort time afretr tho marriage tho defend nnt eommencud to mistre.it hor, striking her nnd bruising hor nrms nnd face, and also beating hor In the fare with a hot stovo hook. Sho asks for a divorce, together with the costs and disbursements of the suit Carter & Haley aro tho at torneys for the plaintiff. Going East to Buy Machinery. Charles Carlson, of Nelson, B. C, was a visitor in tho city for a short time yesterdny while en rnuto to the East, where ho goes to buy ma chinery for a mine In which ho 1b In terested near Nolson. Mr. Carlson was formerly n resident of thlB olty. He was accompanied by CIientur Robhlns, also of Nelson, a son of .1. II. HobbliiH, tho mining mnn former ly of Sumpter. H. C. Willis Returns Home. H. C Willis, of Echo, is In tho city today en route homo from Walla Walla. Ho loft Mrs. Willis and son n Walla Walla, whero his son Is undergoing treatment for some pe culiar aliment In his feet. Both in stops seem to ho weak and almost broken down nnd ho will bo kept under tho care of physicians for eomo time. Wedding Announced. Invitations aro out for tho woJ ding of Miss lone Hill, tho daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Hill, of Free wutor, to Ralph Elmo Demory, which will be on Wednesday, March 2, at the residence of the bride's parents, in Freowater. Pilot Rock Farm Sold. A deed wns filed today by which Calista A. Do Vaul and husband transfer to W. M. Smnllwood, 160 acres of land In section 33, township south of range 32 east, bolng in tho vicinity of Pilot Rock. Marriage License Issued. marriage license wns Issued this morning to Jerry E. Iloatmnn and Miss Rowona A. .McCoy. Tho pros pective bride is a daughter of John .McCoy, one of the pioneer residents of Milton. INSURE IN Reliable Companies That pay their losses promptly Our companies stand at the head of the list. AjmoU Hartford Kire Insurance Co.tl2.2AU.im Alliance Awiimneo Co ai.ft'iO.IW London A Lancashire Fire Insurance Co 2,W-1,88:- Vnrth Hrltinli & Mercantile Co 10,605,117 Royal Insurance Co 22.807.16f PRANK B. CLOPTON AGENT U2 EAST COURT ST. DO I Itll.tlmatlfm. Njtnrnl.l. rnn.tlh.il YO II I)litlne,i.(lut. Mlllouinen,Hkk IIaVK'h'mI Nervoui llrtdutis? Don't your furniture or imwn vnur ttj to bny ramedlei for the m dliorden It li "Hill's Rheumatic Pills" Coit only 23cnii, and hive cured thonianda 'tiring tne lt hundred jp.n MR. O. A. HILL. LAIt mminar I la. ,A,i.rf wllh rheumiiiura to baillv I urna ill ahi . wo'k, iiut Anf our pllla cured me hi tint 1 am m as I mber I wa at IH m M t h..' b-en In VMtcorulD but Iwo ranmhi. and with one ami a hall boieaof your pllli 1 have cured iiKwva9i lour" I'tiir, If D Hlrnut, (Ireenlcaf, Minn At Your Druggltti WTIIK TUHTItlCT OOtmf OP THK tlNITHIl BTATB8, fOK TUB UfHTItltT OFOftKOON. tn lhA MaiLafM . CM. Wail. JlNllAHKftUPTOV a lia krapt 1 T;thf UivillinrinfR, R Wade, of Pendleton ln tli ('cmnt' o! Umatilla, and Ul.ljlrt afor day of A ".V " thi w8lTU5 tarda at fl 1 1 lit i a I ml a It .........a. . t h. n v., 'm r.iVi 'nil,'. . 1 ' ' U . . y M the oflloe o I lie tinderilvned. Kerea in llankruplor al IVndleton, I'matllla Counir rear n.r-n March 8th, A. I) ltoi, at 10 o'clock a, nwm ald dajr, at wlil-h lime and jilac,. ,1,0 crnlllora mar alt nil, approve their clatmi. appoint a Triune eiamlnetho llaukrupi and1 comebeforitb ,,rop" 1. i, ' l"nu. 'Ill" h day of Pebiuarr.ltOi. Tiiokak KitIiuli, mieieein umnruptoy Woolen Mills Overhauling Complet ed, and Additional Experts Em ployed, Tho woolon mills will opon ngaln Monday noxt for n stoutly run. Dur. Ing tho tlmo that thoy havo boon closed tho mnchlnory has bcon gono ovor and elennod nnd ropalrod, tho onglnoB havo bocfo ovorhnulod, ns havo tho big bollora nnd all has boon put In Bbapo for a long and atcady run. A now flnlshor nnd a dyor havo been brought from Option and will tnko chargo of thoso departments, nnd tho mill will 'opon with ovory prospect of a most Buaccssful sea son before It. Drunks and Vagi. Tho calm In pollco clrclos was brokon yesterday with tho arrest uf five white mon nnd two Indians on chnrges of vagrnncy nnd drunken ness. Tho Indians wore able to oach put up S of Undo Snm's monoy, hut tho white mon wore broke, an'J will bonrd with tho city for throe days oach. 1 i- 1 faccd you t women. LA men M :: 'l0' Souvenir r?-lct with Pnnj,..!mr China House. Hint ""nSt 'i They mak, t I OWL TEA HOUSE J ST. JOE STORE Closed For Inventory Oar doors arc locked for a few days. Will be opened soon. LYONS MERCHANTILE CO, The greatest values for brand new goods ever offered at $10 PER SUIT A SUIT SALE that is an opportunity not to be overlooked with impunity. Pure worsted and woll made, padded shoulders ted "never break" fronts, cut in latest styles and now toll special for to rest of month of February at $10. The Boston Store SHOES AND CLOTHING WA5(1lD CLEAN. AND OUrrrHoTTO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU WANT in laundry work -clothes was"" clean, just enough bluing iottaon the "yellow streak," just oP starch to Rive body and PIiSJ'1t the right sort ol ironing tomOtm lais, cuffs and shirts hold Doyoiigetit? If not, whycot,wt that is the sort of laundenngdooeW us? Work caikd for and dehmrt- THE DOMESTIC STEAM LAUNDRY . ...GET DRY WOOD... Wc have on hand a very large stock of solid dry wood of all kinds (not half seasoned green wood) dry wood, which burns and gives out heat. We prepared to deliver this good wood promptly for cas . A trial order for our wood will make you want more when you nre out of fuel. W. c. Leave orders at Newman's Cignr Store 1WINNIS Phone Black 1071 N f ELATERITE l Mlnarnl nubber.1 'IT II A V IVKi-iivtt mill iifVTi . ntlff HOC ELATERITE ROOf LNg. TftltOH th, nlaco of sIiIdkIob. tin Iron, tar oJd grovoi, , wy ' rooflnKfl. For flnt nnrt atnm. niirfncna KUttorB, VOlw". " ,rlt teoil, TeiDDOrC 1 for nil nllm.la. Unncnnaliln In ROflt BOM O" It will pay to Bk for prlcoannd lnformat on. THf? rLATKRIT E nOOFINO CO. WoroMttr Building, 1