DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1904.
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July
;iearance Sale
I PLEHVE (1 BRUTE
' CHARACTER
HAS CHANGED
OF LATE YEARS.
REMNANTS.
one-half the regular valuo.
SHOE BARGAINS.
Idles shoes or uxrorus, clearance price 51.95 pair
llidles' shoes or uxiuruu, crenco price i.B5 pair
Indies shoes or oxroras, clearance price 51.35 pair
Idles shoes or Oxfordr, clearing price $1.15 pair
llexander Dept. Store
THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES
Was Personally Known to Andrew G.
White, Former American Ambassa
dor Plehve Took Part In Horrible
Butchery and Abuses of the Jews
Does Not Wonder at the Assassination.
Post-Stanrinril tomorrow will
The
say:
Former United States AmhaKsnHnr
White was seen by a Post-Standard
reporter at the residence of his
brother, Horace K. White, In James
street, Just before he left for Ithaca
yesterday. When asked If lie had the
acquaintance of M. von Plehve, Rus
sian minister of the Interior. Mr.
White answered that ho know him
y i well, having met him frequently In
tho course of official business durliiK
' his stay at St. Petersburg In 1S92,
X! 1898 and 1894 as minister of tho Unit-
States to Russia.
1 In discussing Plehve and tho assas
J slnatlon, Mr. White said:
Ifandard for Quality. Cleanliness and Workmanship.
and MadeXlear Havana. FLYNN & CO.. Makers.
PLUMBING
and SEWER WORK
I HAVE A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING GOODS AND FIRST-
LASS WORKMEN; ALSO MAKE SEWER CONNECTIONS. ES
TATES FURNISHED ON ALL WORK. WORK GUARANTEED.
T. C. TAYLOR
THE HARDWARE MAN."
741 MAIN ST.
Mr. White's Statement.
"At that time Mr. Plehve had not
arrived at the position of full minis
ter of Interior, but was first assist
ant minister In that department an,d
in that capacity took up various
American tnntters. especially tho
dealings of the Russian government
with some of the great American In
surance companies. The Russian gov
ernment had made tho companies a
great deal of trouble, and I was In-'
structed from. Washington to discuss
the matter, General Patchelor. now
judge of tho International court In
Egypt, very ably representing the
matter.
His Whole Character Changes.
"I think both General Ilachellor
and myself found Mr. Plehve very
ngreeame anu apparently, as far as
land In which the opposite of all
these characteristics Is more highly
dovcloped than In any other part of
the empire. Other things done by
him wcro also calculated to bring
most bitter hatred against him.
"He attempted to help his cause by
a defense of his conduct toward Fin
land which was published In an
American magazine. But It certainly
must have failed to convince any
thinking man at all aware of the cir
cumstances. During two summers I ltv.ed main
ly In Finland, coming frequently to
St. Petersburg, and the transition In
passing from tho cultivation and civ
ilization of Finland to tho atmosphere
of Russia was the most depressing I
have .ever known.
"I do not wonder at tho assassina
tion, although I deeply lament It,
Among other reasons for this regret,
It will doubtless bo made a protoxt
for now oppression and new cruelties
toward tho Jewish population and to
ward the Flnlandcrs. Assassination
always defeats Its purpose, and this
will be, I fear, no exception to the
rule.
Atrocious, Reactionary, Despotic. ,.
"I can only account for Mr. Plehve's
atrocious, reactionary nnd despotic
conduct since ho came to the position
of minister of tho Inter or on the the
ory thnt he felt that tho clique In
u-i.iiel of the winter palace, men nnd
women, who seem to have brought the
present emperor Into subjection to
them obliged Mr. Plehve ns n condi
tion of his tenure of office, to do
their will.
"Ills ambition doubtless led him
to adopt their racial detestation nnd
religious hatred for anything like
constitutional government."
IDAHO
M
E ISSUE
FARMERS MAKE VIGOROUS
PROTEST ABOUT HUNTERS.
SELLING WATERED MILK.
The town Pump Does Duty on Several
Portland Dairies.
Just lieenttso the cows are running
dry and reed is getting high, some of
Portland's highly respected citizens
would have been drinking milk-colored
water these days Instead of the pure
lacteal fluid, had it not been for the
fact that J. W. liailey, state food and
his government allowed him, reasonn-1 ,,n,r-v commissioner, has been up and
i,to 1 nisn mot him ,nni.n.. ;., .i.! about doing some clover detective
nun flUV.KIIll UL IU11
ous times and found him agreoahlo
and interesting. I was therefore,
I greatly surprised at learning, when
ho was promoted to first place, that
his whole characted seemed to
change.
"Ills part In the horrible massacre
. ana plunder of the Jews, men, women
i and children at Klshineff, caused him
to be regarded with abhorrence by tho
1 whole world. Even more frightful
1 h. 'i been his connection with the de
struction of the liberties of Finland.
In my mind that Is the most wicked
thing In the history of the last two
centuries. There is no time to go in
to details here further than to say
that It has turned the best, the most
civllzed, the most educated and most
loyal province In the empire, into a
Clearance
Fire
Removal
Wrecking
In addition to our present
large stock of vehicles, we
have bought and are now
moving the stock from
Athena to Pendleton, we
need more room and to
get it we will sell for the
next thirty days, at actual
COST any buggy, hack,
carriage or road wagon
we have in stock.
A. KUNKEL & CO.
work, says tho Telcgrnm.
As It Is, Mr. Bailey says, Portland
Is getting more puro milk to tho
square foot than any other city' In the
United. Stat.es today.
This admirable state 01 affairs was
not brought about without a great deal
of dffllculty, however, and to some the
experiments proved qult.e costly.
During the past two weeks Mr. Hal
ley has caused tno arrest of no fewer
than a dozen milkmen, and of these
nearly every 0110 has been glad to pay
a liberal line, ranging from $2G to $50,
rather than havo his customers learn
that ho wbb trying to sell them water
out of tho old rellabio farm pump for
Eweet milk, tho best that good feed
and thoroughbred stock could produce.
CANADIAN TARIFF CHANGES.
All Canadian Machinery on Free List
and Bounty on Canadian Oil.
A number of Important changes havo
just been mado In th.o Canadian tariff
by the Dominion government. Among
me most important differences an
nounced Is tho placing of printing
presses and various other machinery,
Including all for tho manufacture of
imen and brass goods, and also well
drilling machinery, on the free list.
In general, all machinery not munu-
iactureu in uannda is placed on tho
free list, as also is whale oil, soap,
etc.
An Important requirement Is attach
ed to the tariff law, Intended to reach
articles imported Into Canada at less
price than said articles aro Bold In tho
country where they are manufactured.
It says:
"Tho expression 'export price1 or
'selling price' shall bo held to mean
and include tho exporter's prlco for
tho goods. excluBlvo of all rhnrpnfl
thereon after their shipment from tho
Place wnence exported direct I v ti,
Canada."
It Is also announced that on nil
crudo petroleum produced from wells
In Canada a bounty of 1 cents a gal
lon will bo paid after Juno S, 1004.
Abraham 13. Smith. Consul. Victoria
C, June 20, 1004.
Game Birds Very Plentiful, and Ag
gressions of Trespassers Very An
noying Farmers Are In the Har
vest and Cannot Protect Their Wild
Birds Danger of Fire From Gun
Firing In Grain Fields.
Farmers report that parties aro
now hunting prairie chickens nnd
grouse In the sections where tho set
tlements are scattered and unless
this Is stopped prosecutions will fol
low. Tho reports come from Isolated
districts where the danger of discov
ery except by farmers who own the
land. The law protecting the game
birds will not expire until August IB,
nnd the farmers propose to have the
birds protected until that time, says
tho Union.
A largo number of birds nre re
ported In nil sections of tho country
nnd sportsmen anticipate fine shoot
ing ns soon ns the season opens.
From the attitude taken by tho far
mers It Is evident that permission
from them will be needed In most lo
calities, as It Is proposed to protect
the birds ns far ns possible for tho
late fall shooting. Last year the far-mel-a
In many of the dltsrlcts posted
notices and kept n close personal
watch to see that hunters did not tres
pass upon their lands. The result Is
that the fields are filled with game
birds this senson and the fanners
stnte that the vigil will be moro close
lykept this year than ever before.
The fanners contend that nt the
opening of the season they aro en
gaged with the harvest, and by the
time they enn enjoy hunting the city
sportsmen have killed most of tho
birds and have scared the others un
til It Is Impossible to hunt success
fully without n trained dog. The far
mors contend that nt the time the
season opens little of the grain has
been moved from the fields nnd tho
strnw will Ignite like powder. To
protect their crops they believe thnt
shooters should bo excluded from the
grain fields and 011 account of the
careless shooting In the stock pas
tures the exclusion will .effect all
parts of the farms.
THE WHOLESOME
CRESCENT
Egg and
Phosphate
BAKING POWDER
BETTER THAN THE OLD-TIME
CllBAM OF TARTAR POWDERS.
COMING EVENTS.
August 1D-20 National encampment
Grand Army, Boston.
August 22-27 American Mining
congress, I'ortiaml.
Sopt.omber 4 Conclave Knights
icmpiar, Ban iranclsco.
September 1G-18 Oregon Irrigation
;ijuauuu, umano, Mainour coun
ty.
inland Empire Teachers' Associa
tion Pendleton, October 19, 20 nnd
21.
National Irrigation Association,
Paso, Toxas, November 1C-18.
EI
MAKING PLANK ROADS.
western Oregon Has No Deeo Dut
But There Are Other Troubles.
The North Bond Post trlvi'M lhn fnl
lowing account of road Improvement 1"
that district:
C. P. Barnard, thn nmnrlr.i fir tt ttirt
jwbouurK-joos uay eUgo line, went
10 ioquiiie this morning to mako
proposition to the county court to
pianK worth Fork hill. Mr. Barnard
is wining to defray $1000 of tho ex-
penso personally and will ask tho
county to pay $2000 toward tho im
prov.ement of tho much needed high
way.
Soveral miles of thn nisnhn re rnnrl
nave already been Dlanked nnd it in
now in excellent shape except for th.o
imu 11111 Deioro reierred to. In previous
years the mall was not lnfrnnnntiv
iwu uuu mreo aays late on account of
tho fact that at North Fork hill the
roaa 18 Simply Imnasaahln nt llmo.
during the winter months.
II tne road were nlanked this rlnlfiv
of the overland mall would not occur,
o iuo mug,o wouia bo enabled to got
iuiuuku in z nours. which latter Mi-
Barnard guarantees In case tho road
is planked,"
Excursion Rates to Portland Aunimt
1st, 1004. Oregon Development As
sociation meet nn.
Portland, Ore.. Auauat 2d and 3d 'ft.
For the above occasion tho O. 17. A-
N. makes a special rate of $6.85 for
tho round trip. Tickets on sale Aug
ust first for trains Nos. 1 and C only.
Continuous nassnen linth rilrnoHnna
Final limit August 4. 1801. For par
ticulars call on or address E. O. Smith.
Agent O. It. & N.
Misses'
I Teutsch'a.
$3.00 shoes for $1.00.
Big Shoot at Fort Riley.
Fort Illley, Kas., August 1. Begin
ning today and contlnuo until near
tho end of tho present month Fort
Riley will bo the scene of some nota
bio shooting matches In which tho
best shots of the northern division of
tho army and representatives of tho
marine corns, tho stain rnlllt
National Rifle Association will con
test for supremacy. Tho matches will
bo shot on tho now target ranuo. rn.
cently completed nt a cost of $10,000,
Tho matches aro under tho general
direction of Brigadier flpnnral Vrnn.
els M0010, U. 3, A. To tho wlnncm
of tho various events will bo nwarded
cash prizes and medals aggregating
several thousand dollnra In vulue.
End of Bitter Fight.
'Two physicians had a loriL- mill
stubborn fight with nn abcess on mv
right lung," writes J. F. Hughes of
DuPont, (in,, "and gave mo up. Every-i
body thought my tlmo had come. As
last resort I tried Dr. KIiic'h Nn
Discovery for Consumption, Tho bon-'
cflt I received wus Btrlklnu anil !
was on my feet In a fow days, Now I
I've entirely regained my health." It 1
conquers all coughs, colds anil throat '
aim lung troubles. a11nr1111lnr.il l.u
Tallman & Co.'h drug store. Prlco
iiuc nun ij.wi. Trial bottles free.
In order to accommodate fishing
parties tho O. It. & N. Co. will, until
close of season, have train No, 2,
leaving nero at b:4& p, m stop at
norwi iorK on Saturday evenings,
and train No. 1, duo in Pendleton at
y a. ni,, stop at some place
morning. This
In
REAL ESTATE
$2,350 will buy one of thn most con
venient 9-room houses In tho city.
Sower, linth, etc.; good collar nnd
barn. 3 lots, corner, a bargain.
$-1,000 Elegant now 0-room house.
Just completed; sowor, bath, toilet;
2 lots, eastern oxposuro; corner.
$2,500 Nice residence nnd six lots;
eastern exposure.
Let me show you three qunrtor soc
Hons of tho best wheat land. All un
der cultivation; extonslvo Improve
ments, plenty of water. Can bo
bought for n 11 tie less thnn Its mar
ket value.
W. E. Davidson & Go.
111
-Insurance, Real Estate, Loans
Court Street. Pendleton.
If you aro Interested In Oil
Painting, boo us. Our lino Is
complote. J
ACADEMY BOARDS a
STUETCHER8 !
BRUSHES J
AUTISTS' SAH.IS
BLENDERS
SKY BRUSHES I
PLAQUES J
TUBE COLORS J
Wo mako a specialty of
framing PICTURES. Newest I
stock of frames.
C. C. SHARP I
Opera House Block.
Fire,
INSURANCE.
Life and Accident
JOE ELL
Room 8, Over Taylor's Hard
ware Store.
Monday
will bo
arrangement
effect Saturday. May 14.
E. C. SMITH, Agont.
A Hot Weather Ambition.
"Pa."
"What Is It, Jimmy?"
"Can't y' buy m a season ticket to
some o' these lea cream wuin hum.
tains'" Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Building
Material
OF ML DESCRIPTION
SASH, DOORS
and WINDOWS
Made to order. Building pa.
per, lime, cement, brick and
sand, wood gutters for barns
and dwellings a specialty.
Oregon
Lumber Yard
Alta 8treet, Opp. Court House, f
A slight earthquake shock was full 1 imjm.. T
A, Tl'.w wl I .. . I I r. 1 . - "
-v ...uiuuu, i.ai,, aunuuy morning.
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
W VnUeUr Bold When He HUried
to I' Xnbro Hcrpl'lde ,
Frederick Manuell. Maryland
Butte, Montana, bought a bottle of Now.
bro's 'Herplcide. April 6. '&. anil liptran fn
use it for entire baldness. The hair fol
licles In Ms scalp were not dead and In
20 dayu ho had hair all over tllM ImniY
On July 2 ho writes, "and toduv mv tmir
Is as thick and luxuriant
could wish." Nowbro's Herplcide works
on an old principle and with a new d'B
covcry destroy tho cause and vou re.
move tho effect. Herplcldo destrova the
germ that causes dandruff, falling- hair,
and finally baldness, so that with the
CaU80 Hone tile ftttfi Minnni ....n(n
Stops 1 falling: hair at once nnd a new
growth starts. Sold by leading-d'H??la'a,-
sfn,2 10!- 1" stamps for sample
to Tho Herplcide Co., Detroit. Mich.
F. W. Schmidt, special naent.
THE BEST
IS THE CHEAPEST
Boar this in tnd when you
noed poultry and stock supplies
and ask for the International
Poultry and Stock Food. Use
Kow Kure for your cow trou
bles. C. F. Colesworthy
127-129 East Alta 8t.
Aaont for Lee's Lice Killer.
The East Orenonian Is Eastern Oi
enon's representative paper. It leads
and the people appreciate It and
show It by their liberal patronaoe. It
Is the advertising medium of this
section.