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i. a 3 eight PAGES- DAILY EAST OIIEGOX1AX, PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2(1, 1901. JVPANSION SALE' BARGAIN WEEK Clothbg and Famishing Goods Department service with n complete line of tlio newest nnd "C'T. H,r fall suits you've seen this season, or nro to Iks seen , In a .. p .,.,,.lliv. of stvle, lit nnd workiiinn- T tllf IIHIHt-- " mj. - - " i m milnt of nil tlioe excellences which n sntlsfno tllCSO SJIl-iliv ii'u-1 ...j Itorjr 51,lt oupl.t to po", lWinch- tn,or.ie suits new fall and winter styles, jlcns nii-" .. nri,. sin. or,. value S12.3C h.i - s nil-"""1' tullor-iniiilc suits regular vniuo 5.111.011, tit ltd unlnpt ttT1y ( lntli .,-00 ami $18.00, you may - IrtIar jU men Alexander Dept. Store THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES vs the best smoke on the market LPJ Manufactured by A. ROHDE ' 03 - Monarch Ranges Malleable Iron mid tlic kind you cannot break. I have a full Hue of Ranges, Heaters, Iioth wood and coal, and in vite you to call and examine tlic Mime before buying. T. C. TAYLOR The Hardware Man C mm "-u mm FISH HATCHERY OR THE WALLOWA OUEGON ASKED TO 1T.11. LISH NEW PLANT. Hsh Warden Van l)ucn Would Stm t n targe Hntclicry In Wnllmwi Can yon Wlionylrrlgntlon Could Xot In terfere With the Stream Had Looked With l'nvor on ITmatllla Ither. Hut Irrigation Rights Would Interfere With Project. At the coming session of the Ore gon legislature. Fish Warden Van Du sen will ask for an appropriation for a new fish hatchery, on the Wallowa river, about five miles below the wagon bridge, on the main Wnllown roud from Elgin. The site to be selected for the hatchery Is one of the most ideal spots for such a plant In the West and the rugged character of the country pre cludes the possibility of settlement In the vicinity, and thus there Is no dan ger of the hatchery being hampered by Irrigation ditches above, nor from an Intereference with Its use of the water from settlers below. The first requirement for a success ful hatchery Is a stream of clear wa ter In which a storage area, for keep ing the fish until the spawning season can be obtained and the Wallowa can yon affords such a stream. It Is the Intention of Mr. Van Dusen, If the legislature authorizes the hatchery, to make It a trout and salmon hatch ery, from which all of Eastern Ore gon can be supplied with all varieties of gome fish. While Mr. Van Dusen had looked with favor upon the Upper Umatilla river as a suitable location for a hatchery, after Investigation he has found that the water Tights of Irrl gators will lnterefere too much with the flow of the stream and may cause disastrous results to the hatchery, as the Irrigated area of the tributary country increases. For this leason lie will ask for a reservation on the Wallowa river, and hopes to secure sufficient aid from the legislature to enable him to carry out the project. The other hatcheries of the state are all in a highly prosperous condi tion, and the demand for fish to re stock the streams after the constant depletion of the stock by fishermen Is now taxing the capacity of all the hatcheries in the state. have leisure or opportunity to write home to his family, the military au thorities havfc supplied to each army a sufficient number of post cards ready printed, to which the soldier has only to affix his name, or more exactly, his seal, each Japanese sol dier carrying one with him as part of his outfit. On all cards the same message Is printed: "This Is to let you know that I am alive and well. I cannot give you my address, not knowing where I shall be tonxirrow; but your letters reach me some time or other If you reply to the place the name of which Is printed In the postmark. Greet ings to my family and friends." This is an Idea which might well be copied by other nations. At once practical nn'd humane, it would cost little and save many thousands of people from unnecessary anxiety and pain. SOLIDIFIED 1IOXKY. CANADIAN WHEAT CHOP Ask Yoiir Orocor Sewing Machines Most Go f "wing out Me ,)f u llmci,Ile8 on 1-mlMj 50 XKW AXI SECOND-HAND M Anifnras. 1' all make. .,! .i 'H wwing machin V "avlng decided to discontinue hand- lory nrl,.. mines, I will close out nil mnnhlnpa nt lot., than fni. hp lleail Sg, 'HXn"1"0''1",0" s Bo ns new) $25.00 ,wtt.Wan7nplne!i urrnmcd properly nnd gIve satisfaction, 933.00 I np, JOE BASLER CAItITOSrL'ltViTIIllT-erovTJ Alarming Report From Xortliuct Are Said to lie Unfounded. Consul General Hollowuy writes as follows to the department of com merce and labor on the wheat crop of Manitoba and the Northwest terri tory: Telegrams from Winnipeg state that during the last week several repre sentatives of American companies have been In Manitoba, and have suc ceeded In causing a good deal of un easiness among the farmers and grain traders. Samples of grain pulled In the fields In nearly every district In the Northwest have been received at the Winnipeg grain exchange. A few show signs of rust, but most of the sampled Indicate that the grain Is In healthy condition. The Ogllvle Flour Mills Company has ,1ust received replies by wire from 70 of Its 95 elevators in Munltoba and the Northwest territories, giving the condition of the wheat crop to date. Particular attention was ctilled to damage from rust. These replies are on the whole very reassuring. Of the 70 stations heard from, 39 report no damage nt all, 10 report only slight damage, und 15 report damage all the from 15 to 30 per cent. The dis trict most affected are located on the Sourls branch and the western half of the Delorane brunch, where the crop Is heaviest . Tuken as a whole, these reports In dicate an average damage of under 10 per cent In Manitoba, and practically none In the territories. The average yield from these stations Is 19 bushels tc the sere and the average date of generul harvesting Is August 27. as suming favorable weuther. There are under crop approximately 3,500,000 acres, so that the total yield Is es timated at about 6S, 000,000 bushels. This Is the estimate made about a week ngo by the Hankers' Association. W. II. Holloway, Consul General, Halifax', Novu Scotia. W. II. rennlngton of Ontario. Shlpps Carload to Portland. W. H. Pennington of Ontario, who took the first prize on comb and first priste on strained honey at the Irriga tion convention Just held nt Ontario, has Invented a new formula for pre serving honey In a solidified form, so It can be Inclosed in an oiled paper sack, to prevent It sticking to the pa per, and kept in any quantity through the warmest weather. He had several displays of honey In this form on exhibition nt tli,e conven tion nnd has just sold a carload of It to a Portland flv.m of wholesale gro cers. The greatest difficulty with mar keting honey In cans nnd Jars Is that It candles and cannot be poured out without melting. In this solidified form 11 can be cut off In slices like butter, nnd the difficulty of honey cans Is done away with. Mr. Pennington will make a spe cialty of this form of honey after this. He is the most ex'nslve honey and bee grower In the state. PUKE FOOD COXGKESS. Adul- lIcniK a Mocmcut to Prevent teration of Foods. St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 26. The In ternational Pure Food Congress nnd eighth annual contention of the Na tional Association of State Dairy and Food Commlsloners began today in Congress hall at the exposition. Del egates from many foreign countries were present, and with them many eminent personages of the United States. The chief purpose of their work Is to secure the enactment nnd enforcement of national and state legislation to prevent the adulteration of foodstuffs. The convention was called to order by President J. W. Bailey at 9 o'clock this morning. To the addresses of welcome response was made by A. II. Jones, Illinois state food commis sioner. Secretary of Agriculture Wilson will address the convention on Wednesday, which has been desig nated as "Pure Food Day" by the ex position management. PAGE THREE. I Buy Shoes Now t THE GREAT DISSOLUTION SALE AT DIXD1XGI5H, WILSON I .c. CO.'S, MEANS GREAT CUTTING DOWN OF YOUR SHOE HILLS. t MAGNIFICENT $20,000 STOCK OF HIGH GRADE FOOTWEAU 11EIXG SJiAUGHTEKED. $5 Ladies' Shoes for $4.35 All our $5.00 Indies' shoes In kid nnd patent colt welt nnd turn soles, French and Cuban heels, now going nt Sl.a.1 These are all new and of this season's purchase. $4 Ladies' Shoes for $3.60 All our $L00 Indies' hand-turned nnd welt sole shoes, In kid, now go for $3.00 The season's newest fashions In this lino. $3.50 Ladies' Shoes for $3.10 All our $3. BO Indies' shoes, kid stock, In turns nnd welts for. , .$!M0 $3 Ladies' Shoes for $2.65 AH S3. oo shoes in tno House, (ijueen (jimmy, contract snoes, excepted) for S2.tl.-i $2.50 ladles' shoes for S2.20 $2.00 ladles' shoes for SI.HI) I Misses' and Children's Shoes ' We have a large and very select stock of misses' and children's shoes, nil sizes, latest lasts and leathers, ten to twenty per cent off on entire line. KDWIX CLAIM' SHOES REDUCED. Edwin Clnpp shoes In patent colt, blucher cut, $7.00, now for . ,S0.'J," Ideal kid, the swell dress shoe for evening wear, $6.00, now. . .$5.-10 Vlcl kids In four styles, $5.50, for $5.00 STirrsox shoes. Box calf, water proof, the great rough weather shoes, $6.00, now $5.10 Vlcl kid nnd patent colt $5.00 shoes for $1.50 THE CELEHKATED JOE TILT LINE. We have them In box calf, velour calf, wax calf, vlcl. All have rock oak soles. $5.00 shoes now $1.50; $1.00 shoes for $3.00; $3.50 shoes for $.1.15 All our $3.00 shoes In various makes anil leathers, now $2.70 All $2.50 shoes for $2.20 All $2.25 shoes for $1.05 All $2.00 vlcl shoes for $1.05 HojV, Youth's nnd Little Gents' hoes. Largest stock In Pendle ton. In this line we li.no selected stock and makes that give service. These shoes wear like Iron. Special low prices on entire line. Dindinger, Wilson Co. GOOD SHOES AT LOWEST PKICES. DISSOLUTION' SALE XOW OX. XO GOODS C1IAHGED DUKIXG SALE. MltchellV Corn Palace. Mitchell, S. D Sept. 2G. The great quantities of corn, wheul and other crops raised In South Dakota this year are Illustrated by the elab orate exhibits at the sixth annual corn palace exposition which opened today and will continue until October 1 The exposition hns been enlarged since lust year and all departments are well filled. Notwtlhstandlng the uheat rust. South Dakota has raised I an immense crop this year as is shown I In the county exhibits, which form one of the leading features of the exposition. DIG WAIt POSTAL CAHD. How All Jap Soldier Send Word Ui Their Anxious Friends. The Jnpanese government has found a novel and excellent use for post cards. Realizing that, for various reasons, the soldiers on campaign may not Filial Trial or the Dcmcr. Washington. D. C, Sept, 26.- The protected cruiser Denver left Hamp ton Hoads today for her final trial. The Denver Is attached to the Carl-b-dii squadron and has been cruising In the West Indies. Naval experts v I'n watched her performances dur ing the recent cruise are confident that she Is able to meet all of the re- quliements of hf-r contract. St. Augustine's parochial school at Boston was destroyed Sunday. Loss, $150,000. TO CUHE ANY DISEASE. The Cauke Muat be Itemoved, Sain , War With Dandruff. Kill the germ that causes dandruff, falling hair and baldness, you will have no more dandruff, and your hair must grow luxuriantly. Newbro's Herplclde not only contains the dandruff germ destroyer, but It is also a most delight ful hair dressing for regular toilet use. No other hair preparation Is on this scientific basis of destoylng the dandruff germs. It stops all Irritation, keeps thi calp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re member that something (claimed to bo "Just as good," will not do the work of genulno Herplclde. Bold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sam plo to The Herplclde Co., Detroit. Mich. V. W. Schuldt & Co., special agents. HMHataKUM M fell . , 1 IgSj Raises the I Dough I Inroad, cakes, pastry and biscuits made with Crescent Kgg- Phosphate ISaklng Powder are made more wholesome nnd H nourishing by the addition of the wheat phosphates and mndo lighter besides. H Crescent raises and never falls and leaves no doposll of Rochelle salts, lime, ammonia, etc., In the food. H Sold Everywhere 25c I ca(cav i ? a Popular Sheet Music and Latest Hits All Good Dawn of tlio Century, Show the Whlto ol Yo' Eye, Storra King, Undo Sammy, Dy the Sycamore Tree, Navajo, When Summer Drcczes Blow, Adrift, Some time, Silks and Rags, (waltzes), Katunka, Up In a Caconnut Tr,ee, The Gondolier, She Was From Missouri, Pralrlo Queen, (waltzes), Laznrro, (waltzes), My Monoy Nover Gives Out, Maple Leaf (rag), Midnight Flro Alarm, Mandy Leo, Tlio Ilosary, Charcoal, Tho Moon, thp Coon and tlio Llttlo Octoroon, Under a Panama, Zcnda (waltzes), Satisfied. Full lino Victor Talking Ma chines and Records. Scott & Gordon Piano House 315 Court Street. I SOON BE TO PENDLETON Two More Carloads of Furniture for Rader, the Furniture and Carpet Man