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PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST ORE GONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1904. EIGHT PAGES, Our Surpassing Soda : The sotln wnter drawn nt our fountain surpasses in absolute purity, In perfect cleanliness, In dainty appetizing service, In perfection of flavors. We ro the limit In making every drink as nearly perfect as It Is possible to make it. Wo spnre neither time, trou ble or expense. There are many good reasons why you should drink all of your soda water hero and for the fnct that there is some thing about each drink that makes It taste different from other soda. MAY BE LIBEL SUIT SPOKESMAN-REVIEW TO BE THE DEFENDANT. Edward Lewis Returned From the Bermudas to Be Confronted With the Belief That He Was Edmund Spencer, a Spokane Murderer Has Been Subjected to Great An noyance and Humiliation. HOTEL ARRIVAL8. "GET THE HABIT." F. W. SCHMIDT DRUGGIST. POSTOFFICE BLOCK. Edward Lewis, a waiter In the St. Oeorge restaurant, has a grievance against the Spokesninn-Hcvlcw, and that paper Is In a fair way to be up; against a libel suit to the extent of, $5,000 or so. At the time that Edmund Spencer, killed his sweetheart. Ella Mundt. In Spokane about a year ago, Lewis was In the Bermudas; but the Spokesman-Review printed his picture In stead of Spencer's, and now that Lewis is back In the west he Is stop ped every day or so with such quer-J tes as: "how long he has been out") and "how he happened to heat his sentence out of 12 years." It will he remembered that Span-. cer. who was nlso a waiter, killed a n . I.. C-....I.n.n n .1 .1 ....... .1 n...l ' ill ot,itiiiir mi" " u it ivu .iiiii convicted of manslaughter and sen tenced to 13 years in tne Walla Will la penitentiary, where he Is now serv ing jlmo. When Spencer was arrest ed the representative of the Spokesman-Review. In seeking for a picture to show to the world as the likeness of the man who was callous enough to murder his sweetheart, found n GENERAL NEWS. The factory of the Victor talking Machine Company, at Camden. N. .1., burned .Monday. Loss. $500,000. Frederick WUrde, the tragedian. OCClinled the niiliiit nf Trlnltv PIiiIk. copal church at Toledo. O.. Sunday. 1 Photograph among the belongings of Mi-.. m.,-.i r, , . .. . I the prisoner, and from It. n cut was Miss .Martha Bond, of New York. , i, , . committed suicide .M on lav through nm,lp " l,lcl W?1 ' the paper grief over the death of a St. Bernard n"S,or '' nf,el' ' mn?ov- . j0 This photograph was a picture of 7 , , ,, , (Lewis, which had been giveu to Spen- A lace exhibit from Ireland, vnlu- oor i,erure Lewis left for the east, ed at $2,500,000. arrived at New;The two men hrt(i ,,t.on room-mates York -Monday, en route to the St. am frlends w,ne i.ewls was working Ijiuis fair. n Spokane, and during that time he At Price. Utah. 120 Italian miners , had given the picture to the man who were on n strike, were arrested , who Is now In the Walla Walla by 50 deputies Sunday, to preserve prison. order in the camp. j For n long time the friends of Lew- Dr. Edward Henry Lee. one of ,ls did not know of his whereabouts. Chicago's leading surgeons, fell ! and nothing was done about the mis down an elevator shaft, nine stories 1 take: but after lie had returned west to instant death. .Monday. many of his friends, both in Spo- The czar lias accepted the proffer-! nne aml elsowhere, have urged him ed services of the senliir nlnss of thn i 10 8K some reparation uir u.e 1111 Electro Technical School of Odessa, to act as war telegraphers. noynnce caused by the paper. Lis tening to their advice he Is now con- iflmnlntliin lirl,nlnr- nn npttnii nrrulnsf A special from Warsaw, Poland.,. ,. D....,.L r.,- t-.nnn In damages, due him by the notoriety nnd humiliation brought about by the carelessness of the Spokesman reporter. says lfc t'olish conspirators were hanged there on April 20. after a semblance of n trial by the Russian authorities. The .Mexican government has bought the Vera Cruz and Pacific railway from the Maryland Trust I SHEARERS ON A STRIKE. Company, and will try government ' ownership on a smnll scale. Two Hundred and Fifty Sheepshear. The following Eastern States have rs Want Higher Price for Work, made appropriations for tne Lewis j Rawlins, April 2u. Two hundred and Clark fair ns follows: Mnssa-innd fifty Wyoming sheepshearers are chusetta. $20,000; Iowa. $10,000; on strike for nn Increase of wages. Ohio. $10,000; New York, $35,000. j The shearers of Carbon county. The stork will visit the home of, Wyoming, nfter having sheared a the czar on August 25. and the torn-, few have found the sheep much hard ily physician, the czar and ail the er than In former years and have servants are praying for a boy. The , made a demand for 1 cent per head czar's family consists of four girls. President Smith, of the Mormon church, In his sermon last Sunday at Salt Lake City, told the Mormons that they were talking too much to outsiders nnd warned them to save their conversations about Mormons for the brethren. NORTHWEST NEW8. The Stevens county democratic convention instructed Its delegates for George Turner for vlce-presldmt. Otis C. Morrill, of Portland, has won the second prize in an oratori- quiet, orderly manner, showing additional for shearing, which de ma ml was refused by the Woolgrow ers" Association. With the advance, the price asked is 8 cents, the scale adopted by the union ut Butte. This action was taken for two rea sons: First Because the sheep, on nc count of scarcity of snow during the past winter, are in a very dirty con dition and in consequence there is a marked decrease in wages earned, Second That we desire to obtain the union scale of wages adopted at Butte, by the shearer's union. The strike Is being conducted in the Hotel Pendleton, E. A. Schlrfler, city. Oeorge F. Williams, Portland. F. S. Bramwell, Iji Ornnile. A. B. Brudley, Portland. F. B, Wylon nnd wife, Boulder. F. S. Stover, Wnlln Walla. 0. S, Youngmnn. Portland. E. B. Comun, Portland. J. C. Lindsey, Portland. J. Fred Fischer, Spokane. C. E. Nelson, Weston. Edward Golden, Weston. W. T. Hlslop and wife. city. O. M. Cleveland, Spokane. W. D. Marks, Spokane. .1. Buffam, St. Joe, .1. J. Fowler, Portland. F. II. Weltz, Meachani. A. L. Porter, Spokane. John Elmers, Minneapolis. G. E. Over, Minneapolis, Dr. and Mrs. I. W. Ring, Joplln. Alma D. Katz, Boise City. S. H. Rucne, New York. N. E. Mackley. Portland. Chnrles H. Green. San Francisco. S. P. Gonald, Nails. Hotel St. George. J. E. Cloughly, San Francisco. John P. Wnldur, Union. J. P. Hnydon, Portland. W. R. .Marshall, Portland. E. Gibson nnd wife. Wnlla Walla. E. H. Cooper. John Day. P. B. Jamison, cnicngo. W. II. Sprngue. Walla Walla. Mrs. Stunton. Helix. R. W. Hennoniaii, San Francisco. W. C. Camp, Louisville. C. L. Downer. Spokane. J. B. Coe, Portland. O. M. Rlsser, Portland. J. W. Watson. Portland . Albert A. Filler. Boston. M. S. Shrack, Hubbard. George H. Starr, New York. It. F. Claymore. Seattle. J. 11. Hill. San Francisco. A. . Gulss, Canton. J. F ..McClurg. Canton. B. E. Stanley, Chicago. J. D. Poole. Tacoma. R. J. Dunn, Chicago. note! Bickers. C. D. Fox nnd wife. Pomeroy. E. D. Fox. Pomeroy. Miss Eva Cresion, Baker City. Charles Iticmnu, Pilot Rock. M. W. Brlggs, city. Frank Hardesty, Freeman. B. H. .Miller, city. Frank Saling, Weston. Dr. Vincent, city. : J. Jessie, Starbuck. j E. J. Lawler, Freewater 1 A. J. Ktlley. Freewater. J Joseph Lawrence, Freewater W. W. McCoy, Freewater. C. B. Engle and wife. Freewater J. A. Nelson, Athena. W. H. H. Scott. Athena. R. Alexander, Portland. E. C. McDowell, Portland. Robert C. Houston, lrrigon. J. S. Cunningham. Portland. 1 49c - SALE - 49c See what you can buy this week at The Fair for only 49c FURNISHINGS. Ladles colored Shirt Wr.lst, late style 49c Ladles, white Waists, new goods 49c Lndles' black cotton Hose, C pairs for 49c Ladles' black laco Hose, 2 pairs for 49c Ladles gauze union suits, knee length 49c Ladles' embroidery trimmed muslin Drawers. ., ,49c Ladles' muslin Night Gown 49c Ladies' gauzo Vests. 10c grade,.!', for 49c 5 styles of Corsets, light or heavy, each 49c Men's Underwear, several kinds 49c Men's good work Snlrts, several kinds 49c Men's work or driving Gloves 49c Men's straw or crash Hats, 50c, (10c nnd 05c values 49c Men's black or brown Hose, 10c kind, 0 pairs for. 49c .Men's Dress Shirts, several styles 49c Boys' Dress Shirts, several styles 49c Boys' Waists, good material. 2 for 49c Boys' Wnbh Suits of good material 49c DRY GOODS. 10 yurds of Gc bleached Muslin. 10 ynrds of Cnllco. all colors .... 0 yards of good colored Outing Flannel, ioc klnj c ! ...... Jit . f, yards of double-fold Zephy Gingham.,., ',! f, yards of double-fold Percale, 32 inches' wide4fc S yards of figured Batiste Dress Goods. . C In ,.l ...1.1,,. f,,1tn 1 C o Jllliia 111 nitnu ilium I'lltcu,, 3 yards of white Persian Ijivn.. Pongee Silk, per yard All wool Voile Dress goods, per yard All wool Sicilian Dress Goods, per yard 2 yards Jap Silk, all colors 3 yards colored Make Voile Dress Goods .49c ,49c .49c ..49c ..49c -49c These are unusually good values, and (he sp. clnl iirices reiualn In effect until Saturday night April 30th. ine riiv. ine rnv. AGENTS FOR THE ROYAL TAILORS OF CHICAGO. 'mi cal contest lit Williams college Williamsburg. Pa. The cornerstone of the new Jew ish synagogue at Portland, was laid Sunday aftornoon with appropriate ceremony. The building will cost $18,000. The geological survey of the de partment of reclamation Is now In vestigating the arid districts of Yakima county, for a government . irrigation project. Governor Chamberlain has refused to sign a petition usklng the gover nor of Kentucky to pardon Caleb Powers, sentenced to death for the murder of William Goebel, of Kentucky. Minnie Kayle. a domestic in the home of C. H. Jackson, of Portland, has stolen all tho silverware and cut glass and disappeared. It Is believ ed she belonged to a regular gang of burglars The decomposed body of Alfred Peterson, a student of the Latter Day Saints' College, at Salt I-nke, who dlsaiieared two months ago, wn found Monday in a lonely can von near that city. He Is supposed to have been deranged. shearers are capuble of conducting operations in such manner, IRRIGATION IN IDAHO. Wheat Lands. Citv Property. FOR SALE. Fifty residences, ICO vacant lots, .business oponlngs, hotels, feed yard, livery stable, stock ranches, wheat lands and all kinds of real estate. E. T. WADE & SON, E. O. Bldg. 'Phono, Black 1111. P. O. box, 324.., Pendleton, Oregon. Total Length of Canals 5640 Miles; Average Cost Per Acre $8.67. Ueiierui irrigation statistics lor iiluno ih.-iueu luuuy allows liiut the lu un uied irrigaieu increaseu irum tu.,- out, acres 111 lbua to iiiifi-Ju acres 111 ijuz, me mimuer ui taruis reporting irrigation irom 8,'j&I tu m.vn, anu ine total cost ot construction in ine irrigation system 110111 $u,x20,3u'j to ti,l'j0,uvi. mo increase lor tne tnreo yeurs 111 number ot irrigated acres was 18.4 pur cent; in number 01 luruis, i-i.i per cent; und, in cost 01 construction M.'j per cent. tn iiu2 mere wore 2,332 Irrigation systems in operation unci tne com- uiueu lungtli 01 ine mum cuhals, und uilciies was 5b 10 miles, uu average 01 2.4 miles per system. The aver use nrst cost per system was 20oo, una inu average nrst cost per irri gated acre 8.t . Ot tho totul irrigated area, 704,- 257 acres wuro irrigated from streams. UO 15 Irom springs und 2!)3 acres Jrom wells, 'lite entire con structlon cost of tho stream systems was $0,124,130, un average of $8.70 per irrigated acre. The cost of tho spring systems was $57,005, an aver age of $0.41 per Irrigated acre and of the well oystenis $7U70, nil aver age of $27.20 per Irrigated acre. Left-Eyed Men. Left.ovedness Is looked upon by Dr. George M. Qotild 'of Philadelphia, ns of greater significance than loft handedness. Ho is seeking facts concerning tho two and their asso ciation, but suggests that both may bo duo to tho abnormal location of tho speech contor In tho right side of the bra it. He bolioves umimiexiority should bo discouraged, while ho has seen only had results In the attempt to correct a decided uso of the leu hand. I A Great Sensation. There was a big seusatlon In Lees vllle, Ind., when W. H. Brown of lliai place, who was expected to die, ht t his Ufa s ived by Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. lie writes: "I endured Insufferable agon ies from asthma, but your New Dis covery gave me immediate relief and soon thereafter effected a com plete cure." Similar cures for con sumption, pneumonia, bronchitis und grip are numerous. It's the peerless remedy for all throat and lung trou Wes Price 50c nnd $1.00. Ouaran teed bj Tallman & Co., druggists, T-ial bottles free. Pleased Customers Are all who get their suits of us. We represent the largest tailoring establishment In the country. We want you to take advantage of the offer we make as you will get a more satisfactory suit and at less cost than you ever did before. You select the cloth you like and the suit is made to your own meas urement. A guarantee of perfect fit and best workmanship at a low price. JOERGER, THE TAILOR 126 WEST COURT STREET. NEW MILARKEY BUILDING. REAL EST w i w www r iiur Ln i i inn . 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