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PACE TWO.
DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1904.
Bath
There are many little
things that add material
ly to the healthfulness
and comfort of the bath.
We have
'em for you
PURE SOAPS
GOOD BRUSHES
BATH TABLETS
PERFUMED BAGS
SPONGES, ETC.
F. W. SCHMIDT
DRUGGIST.
POSTOFFICE BLOCK.
WAS
E
BASEBALL
SEASON OF DISTRESS TO
A LARGE CROWD OF FANS.
"THE GAME KEEPER."
Considerable Misery Among the Per
formers Closed With the Score
Largely In Favor of the Railroad
ersA Fantastic Melange That
Cannot Be Adequately Described.
GENERAL NEWS.
Good potatoes are scarce In New
York City, which is using ninny Im
ported from Irelann, Scotland and
Belgium.
Roosevelt Is seml-ofilclally quoted
as declaring that If elected presl
dent this year, he lias no ambition to
succeed himself In 100S.
The production of Bessemer steel
In the United States In 1902 was 9.-
13S.3C3 tons; in 19u3, 8.577,228 tons,
a decrease of over C per cent.
Captain George Gattley, artillery,
Is very 111 at -Manila and cannot go
to the Far Eastern war as a military
attache of the Russian army, as was
planned.
The canal commission Is at actual
work. The first proposition Is to sup
ply the canal force with natural
water from mountain streams at
Santa Rita.
Charles I.. Tucker has been arrest
ed at West Newton, Mass., for tne
murder of Miss Mabel Page. The
girl was stabbed to death In her
father's house, March 31.
Agnes Pemberton suicided at 252
West 76th street, Now York, by
jumping down an areaway In tho
center of the block. She dropped 10
stories, going through two skylights.
Bryan positively refuses to commit
himself as to his choice for the dem
ocratic nomination for president,
further than to say that he does not
consider Judge Parker as available.
Japanese authorities are now
claiming that they have not lost a
war vessel not even a torpedo boat
since the war opened, though they
admit having soveral vessels damag
ed. The cotton mills of Fall ttlver,
Mass., will be shut down indefinitely
for two days out of every week, to
restrict production. About 28,000 op
eratives are thus Idle one-third the;
time.
There was an awful mix-up at the
Alia street ball grounds yesterday,
when the clerks from the Boston
store and the employes of the O. R.
& N. came together to decide the
baseball supremacy of the two call
ings. There were no fatalities except
to the &clenco and art of baseball,
and all of the Injured will recover.
The game was wnat might bo call-
en melange, imu u ciiuuui uu
scribed. It consisted of a series of
head-cud collisions resulting In
broken flanges, derailed cars, Hat
wheels, exhausted air brakes, bent
parallels, hot boxes and choked
stacks on the one hand, and large
discounts, damaged goods and loss
of Insurance on the other.
The game opened quite auspicious
ly. All of the boys had nice uni
forms and lots ot confidence. It
closed about tho sixth Inning with
a score of 21 to S in favor of tho
car shovers, becauso the semaphore
arm of the umpire had given out,
waving the danger signal to the bat
ters, when the pitcher turned his
special loose on the line. The bas'e
runners ran without order, signals or
schedule, and special excursions
were the order of the day.
During the middle of the game a
couple of engines filled their tanks
too full and ran wild, causing a sus
pension of the exercises, while they
weru caught by the fans and side'
tracked. Both were from foreign
roads, however, and had nothing to
do with the regular program.
If it were possible to describe the
game It would bo done, but tho Eng'
lish language Is Incapable of detail
lug all of the fine points of the piay.
lng. Besides, It might hurt somo of
the tender feelings of the players
most of whom are using arnica this
morning. It was very Interesting to
the large audience, however.
The next attempt will b ebetween
the hack and draymen, as the aggres
sors, and the O. R. & N. employes
as the respondents, If they are able
to respond before the close of the
season, The draymen demand satis
faction and recompense in the shape
of an oyster supper and various and
sundry cold bottles, Olympia prefer
red, and If there Is enough left in
the hospital fund atter a week or so.
it Is possible that the challenge will
he accepted.
Romantic Irish Drama Coming to
the Frazer.
The next attraction at tho Frazer,
will he a novelty In the shapo ofj
a now romantic Irish drama, enti
tled "Tho Game Keeper," on April:
13, In which the titlo role is taken
by Air. Thomas -J. Smith, the young i
singing comedian. I
"Tho Game Keeper" tolls n story
of Irish life, In which Mr. Smith fig
ures as the hero. Ho Is a Jolly, de
lightful chap, full of mother wit.
with n heart as big as 'hat of tho
proverbial ox, and honest as the
day is long without a fear, and
Scene from "The Game Keeper."
N0RTHWE8T NEW8.
The trolley car line Is just com
pleted at Hoquinl, Wash., and the
first cars were run on Saturday.
The Cist anniversary of tho birth
of American civil government, will
be celebrated at Champoog on May
2.
Joe Morack, a morose, eccentric
German farmer, committed suicide
by taking strychnine at Hlllsboro,
Sunday morning.
Homer Davenpori, the famous car
toonist, Is touring Oregon with an
illustrated lecture. He speaks at
Portland on April 15.
Tjie Yaqulna Bay Oyster Company
has been organized at Portland with
a capital of $10,000 for the purpose
of growing oysters at Yaqulna.
William Carlo, a prominent mining
man shot Goldie Williams and then
killed himself at .ome. on April 1,
news having Just reached Seattle.
J. A. Boggs, a prominent lawyer
of Calgary, N. W. T., Is under arrest
for complicity In robbing an express
car of $10,000, two weeks ago, near
Calgary,
In the democratic primaries at
Baker county on Saturday, delegates
favorable to Sam White for district
attorney were elected to the district
convention.
III chard Manoogian, on trial at
Fresno for murder, threw himself
from a third-story window of the
court room, Saturday, and was In
stantly killed.
Mrs. Emma L. Watson, who lias
just been brought from Chicago to
Portland under J4.000 bonds for com
pllclty in the Marie Ware land frauds
denies that she fled from Oregon to
escape arest.
Methodists Want to Dance.
Tlie more liberal elements among
the Now York Methodists have for
somo time been agitating tho propo
sition to raise the ban placed by the
book of discipline on dancing, card
playing and tho visiting of theaters.
They have long recognized that the
Puritanical strictness of that prohib
itory rule Is no longer In harmony
with the advanced spirit of tolerance
pervading all Christian churches.
All previous efforts to bring about a
modification of that rule were ren
dered futile by the opposition of tho
orthodox elements. Tho agitation
has been continued, howover, and It
Is believed, that at the conference
to he held hero this month, strong
pressure will be brought to bear, to
have the absolute prohibition chang
ed to a suggestion, enumerating
dancing, card-playing and theatergo
lng among the forms of amuscmen
to be nvoided by the faithful. The
principal reason urged against tho
prohibitive rule Is that It cannot
easily be enforced. New York dls
patch.
without favor; ready at all times to
assist his friends and protect tho
downtrodden.
A charming love story is Inter
woven through the play in which
our game keeper, of course, takes
the principal role. His enemies set
snares tor him, and even accuse him
of murder, nut ho outwits them all
and In the last act achieves the hap
plness ho so well deserves.
An interesting feature of the per
formance are Mr. Smiths songs.
which he knows so well how to
sing, and which are Interspersed
throughout the different acts. The
scenery used In the production is
all carried by tho company, and the
Illuminated chapel - scene in the last
act Is s.'.iil to be one of the moat
beautiful stage scenes over pre
sented.
GENERAL CONFERENCE
M.
Cal.
Wheat Lands.
Cltv Property,
FOR SALE.
Fifty residences, 150 vacant lots,
business openings, hotels, feed yard,
livery stable, stock ranches, wheat
lands and all kinds of real ostato.
E. T. WADE & SON,
E. O. Rldg. 'Phono. Black 1111. P.
O. box, 324., Pendleton, Oregon.
No Time for Fools.
When ueorge Westinghouse, as a
young Inventor, was trying to Inter
est capitalists In his automatic
brake, the devlco which now plays
so Important a part In the operation
of railroad trains, he wrote a letter
to Commodore Cornelius Vanderbllt
president of tho Now York Central
Hall road company, carefully explain
lng the details of the Invention
Very promptly his letter camo back
to him, indorsed In big, scrawly let
ters, in the hand of Commodoro Van
derbllt, "I have no time to waste
on fools."
Afterwards, when the Pennsylvn
nla had taken up the automatic
brake and It was proving very sue
cessful, Commodoro Vanderbllt sent
young -Mr. Westinghouse a request
to call on him. The Invenotr return
ed the letter Indorsed oti tho bottom
as follows, "I have no timo to wasto
on fools."
Smokeless Powder Fumes,
"Smokeless powder has Its dan
gers as wen as advantages," says
Popular Mechanics. "While It does
not reveal tho location of the guns
from which It is fired, and does not
obstruct the vision of tho gunners. It
does emit a most deadly gas, which,
if coalmen, works havoc. When
used in tho open field or .battlements
thero Is usually enough wind blow
Jng to carry away the fumes, but
when fired from turrets on board
ship tho gases are Jiablo to bo blown
back Into tho compartment. In ro
cent tnrgot practice by a battleship
tho wind blow tho fumes Into tho
turret and nearly asphyxiated tho
entlro gun crow."
Makes a Clean Sweep.
Thero's nothing lllto doing a thing
thoroughly. Of all the salves you
over heard of, Bucklons Arnica
Salvo Is the best. It sweeps nway
and cures burns, sores, bruises, cuts
bolls, ulcers, skin eruptions nnd
plies. It's only 25c, and guaranteed
to glvo satisfaction by Tallman &
Co., druggists.
E. Church, Los Angeles,
May 3rd, 1904.
The O. R. & N. Co. announce the
following rates from Pendleton to
Los Angeles nnd return for the
above occasion:
Via O. R. & N. steamers, Port
land to San Francisco; Pa
cific Coast S. S. Co., San
Francisco to Los Angeles; re
turning via same route $45.55
Via O. R. & N. steamers, Port
land to San Francisco: Pa
land to San Francisco, South
ern Pacific San Francisco to
loo Angeles, returning via
L-.nie route 44.85
Via Southern Pacific, Portland
to Los Angeles, and return
via same route , , . , , 44.85
Via O. R. & N. steamers, Port
land to San Francisco, South
ern Pacific San Francisco to
Los Angeles, returning via
Southern Pacific to Portland 44.85
Via Southern Pacific, Portland
to I-oa Angeles, returning
via Southern Pacific, Los An
geles to San Francisco and
O. H, & N. steamer to Port
land 41.85
Tickets on sale as follows: Via
steamship, from Portland, April 23,
24 and 25th. Via rail, from Port
land, April 23 to 30th. For further
Information call on or address, E. U
Smith, agent, Pendleton, Oregon.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Retail Grocers, San Francisco, Cal.
May 3-8th, 1904.
For the abovo occasion tho O. R.
& N. Co. announce the following low
rates:
From Pendleton to San Fran
cisco and return, via steamer
between Portland and San
Francisco, both directions . ..$20.85
To San Francisco nnd return via
rail between Portland nnil
San Francisco, both direc
tions, or via steamer Portland
to San Francisco and return,
via rail or vice versa 31,85
Tickets for salo on following
dates: Via steamer, Portland to
San Francisco, April 23, 24, 25. Via
rail, Portland to San Francisco,,
April 23 to 30lh. For further Infor-.
matlon call on or address, E. C.t
Smith, agent, Pendleton, Oregon.
A Great Sensation.
There was a big sensation In Lees
vlllo, Ind., when W. H. Brown of
that place, who was expected to die,
hie his llfo syved by Dr. King's New
Discovery for consumption. Ho
writes: "I endured Insufferable anon-
les irom asinma, but your New Dls
covery gave mo Immediate relief
and soon thereafter effected a com
pleto cure." Similar cures for con
sumption, pneumonia, bronchitis and
grip arc numerous. It's tho peerless
remedy for all throat and lung trou
bles. Prico 50c and $1.00. (lyarnn-
teed by Tullman & Co., druggists.
T-lal bottles free.
Lecture to Catholic Men.
Rev. Father A. S. Lnwler, of Port
land, Or., will lecture at tho hall of
Trados and Labor Council on Thurs
day overling, 8 o'clock, to tho Cath
olic men of Pendleton, to which all
nro Invited. Lecturo will bo free. A
largo attendance is oxpected.
Grazing Land for Lease.
32,000 acres on Grnndo Hondo river.
Grande Rondo Lumber Co,, Perry, Or,
Recent soundings show a depth of
from 10,000 to 14,000 feet 240 miles
west of Point Conception, Cal.
Clothing and Shoes
TWO BIG SPECIALS FOR A WHOLE WEEK
1 0 PER CENT OFF ON CLOTHING
Men's dark grey woolen mixed sun, gooa vsiuc ai .ou, ir re no win sen mis suit at $5
Men's dark mixed suit of wool material
Men's all wool black Clay worsted suits, for one week
Men's faricy wool worsted suits $10.50, $12.50 and $15
Men's extra pants, all sizes and prices from 75c per pair up to $5.00 pair.
Boys' sultj with long pants W.0O, $5.00, $5.75, $7.00 and $9,75
Boys' short pants suits from $1.00 up to 6.75
Boys' extra pants, long or short, all sizes and grades.
10 PER CENT OFF ON SHOES
Boys' shoes, good he-vy weight
Boys' fine dress shoes, calf skin or vicl
Men's fine dress shoes, calf or vicl, guaranteed
Men's dress shoes, calf or vicl,
Men's work shoes, heavy or medluin weight,
We repair every pair that rips, free of charge.
$1-25 and $140
$1-35, $1.65, $1.85 and $2.00
$3.00 and $3i0
$2.25 and $2.75
$1-40 pair
THE FHIR
HOTEL ARRIVAL8.
I
Hotel Pendleton.
C. A. Kucker, Spoknnc.
W. B. Waters, Spokane.
J. Williams, Spokane.
J. H. Kloeckner, Spokane.
J. E. Matlock, city.
W. Albcrs, Portland.
E. P, Bergmann, Sumpter.
J. J. Murphy, city.
Darwin Corbott, Portland.
Soth Catlin. Portland.
John E. Lathrop, rortlaud.
Charles Wnnzor, Portlnnd.
A. D. Chase, Portland.
F. H, Ramsby, Portland.
G. K. Yerger nnd wife, Baker City
C. B. Mays, La Grande.
George W. Campbell, Minneapolis
W. L. Sterling. Portland.
K. D. Ball, Portland.
H. C. Long, Portland.
R. E. Porter and wife, Meachnm.
N. B. Mncklln, Portland.
James KUwdt, Portland.
William Van Victor.
G. S. Youngman, Portland.
E. B. Coman, Portland.
E. O. Bergmann, Sumpter.
W. B. Presly.
R. R. Springsteln, Portland.
Miss Delia Chllders, La Grande.
William J. Moore, Spokane.
C. Adls, Spokane.
W. D. Marks, Spokane,
W. B. Waters, Spokane.
John Gilbert, Goukawa.
Harry Reed and wife, Huron,
T. J. Matlock, Hoppner.
Hotel St. George.
W. Roy Saxton.
L. B. Bralnard. , . .
C. L. Downer, Spokane.
W. J. Downer, Spokane.
T. Burgliduff, Portland.
J. T. Morgan, Seattle.
H. E. Baker, Los Angeles.
R. D. Curl, Los rttigoles.
G. H. Mason, Lansing.
R. G. Brooks. New York.
Geo. H. Sutherland, Wnlla Walla.
Will Sundoy. Portland.
J. H. King, Helix.
W. W. Harrah. Wild Horse.
P. Cathelea, Wild Horse.
L. L. Todd, Chicago.
George W. Campbell, St. Louis.
George A. Davis, Portland.
R. D. Ball, Portland.
H. G. Patterson, Portland.
Frank Miller, Portland.
F. T. Wagner, Chicago.
E. H. Parsons, Salt Lake.
W. O. Bridgeman, Salt Lake.
George E. Craig, Canton.
J. G. M unlock, nlcago.
J. C. Drake, Indianapolis.
Arthur E. Brown, San Francisco.
J. H. Aldrlch, Butte.
note! Bickers.
B. T. Coles, uolse.
A. W. Miller, Portlnnd.
S. E. Putman, Chicago.
H. W. Norton, San Francisco.
W. H. Mackay, Walla Walla.
Fred II. Parr, Agency.
S. E. Romlno, Milton.
James Kirk, Milton.
C. V. Cooper, Portland.
W. C. Hawley, Salem.
J. E. Nlckols. Milton.
G. B. Zell, Milton.
James Petrle, Milton.
D. G. Welch, Milton.
W. W. Vancll. Milton.
J. B. Bargar, Seattle.
Joe, Rothlln, McKay.
Charles Burns, Pullman.
L. M. Watnis, Adams.
W. II. Surtyle, city.
C. J. Hanscom, city,
Mrs. Woods, Dalas.
J. C. Shedds, Baker City.
C. W. Shields, Pilot Rock.
N. J. G rover, Milton.
G. D. Marshal and wife, Kansas
City.
Mrs. Pearl Fowler, Tillamook.
L. E. HuklU, Starbuck.
J. H. Roddy, b arbuck.
J. N. Watt.
C. F. Claff, Forest Grove.
John Gagan and wife, Sumpter,
P. J. Kelly, Portland.
W. F. Crowo, Walla Walla.
TRIENNIAL CONCLAVE KNIGHTS
TEMPi-AR.
San Francisco, Sept. 5-9, 1904 Sov
ereign Grand Lodge I. O. O. F., San
Francisco, Sept. 19-25, 1904.
Account above occasion, round trip
tickets will bo sold to San Francisco
via steamer In both directions,
$20.S5; via rail both directions, or
rail going returning steamer, or vice
versa, $31.85. Dates of salo via
steamer from Portland, August 27,
2S, September 1 anil 2, via rail, Sep
tember 1st, 2d, 3d, 15th, 10th nnd
17th, limit continuous passage, on go
ing trip with finnl return limit Octo
ber 23d, 1904. Stopovors will bo al
lowed In California. For further
particulars, call upon E. C. Smith,
ngont O. R. & N. Co., Pendleton.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let lis answer it to-day. Try
Jeit-O,
a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre
pared in two minutes. Noboillngl w
baklnjr I odd boiling water nnd set tr
eooL Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp,
berry nnd Strawberry. Get a packagi
tt your grocers to-day, 10 eta.
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be.pleaseil
to learn that there Is at least one dread
ed disease that science lias been able to
cure In nil Its staucs, and that Is Ca
tarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only
positive cum now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh betni; n constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional re.it
ment. Hull's Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally, acting directly on the blood mil
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation ot the disease,
anil Rlvlug tho patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assUtlng na
ture In doing Its work. The proprietors
have so mucli faith in Its curative powers
that they otter One Huudred Dollars for
any enso that It falls to cure. Send fur
list ot testimonials.
Address :
T. J. CHENKV & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggist, nrlce 7!ic.
Take Hail's Family l'llls for constlpa.
tlon.
NOTICE
TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND
PATRONS:
I TAKE PLEASURE IN
INTRODUCING TO MY
FRIENDS, riRS. L. L. AND T.
H. WHITE, TO WHOM I
HAVE SOLD MY DENTAL
BUSINESS IN THIS CITV. I
THOROUGHLY RECOMMEND
THE DRS. WHITE AS FIRST
CLASS DENTISTS IN EVERY"
RESPECT, AND WILL ES
TEEM IT A FAVOR FOR
ANY OF MY PATIENTS TO
PLACE THEIR CASES IN
HANDS OF THE DRS.
WHITE.
RESPECTFULLY,
E. A. MANN
Cattlegrowers' Convention.
Thero will be a convention of the
cattlegrowers of Oregon, held In
Portland April 1C, beginning at 10
a. m and continuing In the evening.
Tho people interested In this great
industry aro earnestly requested to
he present, as subjects of tho great
est importance to cMtlomon will to
discussed. The meeting will bo held
at the Auditorium, between Taylor
and Salmon, on Third street.
. liUANT MAYS,
Secretary,
Grazing Land for Lease.
32,000 acres on Grand Ronde river,
Grand Rondo Lumber Co., Perry, Or.
Tampa, Fla has experienced a
$300,000 firo In which 200 shanty
tenements wore burned.
MEN ARE POWERLESS
To Fight Aitalnst Disease Unless They
strike at tlie Underlying Caaae.
To treat Dandruff, nnd Falllntr Hair.
with Irritants or oils on which a naro.-
sttio germ will prosper. Is like scooping
water from the ocean to prevent the tlilo
rrom rising.
Tou cannot accomplish a satisfactory
cure without having a right understand
ing of the fundamental causes of tho
trouble.
Tou must kill the Dandruff derm.
Newbro's Hcrplclde does this because It
Is specially made to do that very thing.
when the germ Is removed, the hair
has no choice but to resume healthy
growth and beauty.
"Destroy the cause, you remove me
effect."
Sold by leadlne- drurslats. Send 10O. In
stamps for sample to The Ilerplclde Co.,
Detroit. MIctK
F. W. Schmidt, special agent.
All persons knowing
themselves to bo in
debted to mo will call
and settlo their ac
counts as I need the
money.
Conrad Platzoedef
Meat Market
COAL
Let us nil your
bin with ....
ROCK SPRING Cd
Recognized as the best
and most economical fuel
We are prepared to con
tract with you for yout
winter's supply. We de
liver coal or wood to any
part of the city.
Laatz Bros.
Main Street
Near Depd
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ADAMS
DENTAL
PARLOR
Pendleton, Oregon,
ItosidoncG and offlco, Despaln bloclil
rhono Red 1581.
Our apeclalty Palnloss Filling nnd
Extracting.
a rrisk DRIVE
.. ... .Iot'S en-
caps mo climax 01 "f., it u
joyment, tho more especially tt
taken In tho style of P
wagon wo sen. u win u
to you when you come to "now
many merits 01 mu ,,-u
and Iteso buggies. They cannoU
excelled for finish and eas y rwjj
Made from alr-Urled timber. u
anteed In this climate. There l
bettor made. Sold by
N EAGLE BROS.
The brick blacksmith shop.
Wn noli nnd recommend oV
Gasollno Engines.
HORSES
FOR SALE
- , r-wrm stal"1.
uno z-yonr-om h(u
will sol or trado; also about t
of young horses of ""nJjfir,
f or pariiciuurtj du
ruimiuiuii, uii
n.11.. rr-.- rirennnlan. by c
only 15 oente per week-