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PAGE sec. DAILT. EAST onrOONIAX. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5, tOOt. mt if I I m i3! I AT REFORM 0 L QUARTERLY REPORT SHOW'S BC HOYS INMATES. Thrw Hoys Committed Durliipr Month r Scptcmlier Thirty Acre or Po tatoes on tlie r"iirni Drinking "Wn tcr Supply l Short Must Hnul "Water for Domestic Purposes After September IS Every Year Main tenance for Qunrtcr Cost SS.i2R.0.". Balance In Improvement fund $471.05 Exchange anil hide account, re ceipts, JT1.55. There were 51 cases treated In h. hcspttul Curing the quarter. Salem. Oct. 5. The state hoard of reform school commissioners have the report of Superintendent X. II. IxHjney for the quarter ending Sept. 20. which was filed with the governor yesterdry. It re- rrts a number of conditions that Bhould be Improved nnd espe cially refers to the Insufficient supply of water, they having to haul their potable water In barrels from a dis tance after September 15. ' Superintendent Looney In his Quar terly report says that the septic tank has been finished and has a capacity of 20.000 gallons. They are hauling their prunes: thirty acres of potatoes are not ready to dig. Forty acres of wheat and oats, and SS acres of cheat and veatch are planted. Thirty acres of this was on ground belonging to the Mute school. Wood on hand to last until October 1. 1905. Roof of Industrial school building has been tarred and cement ed. Drinking water supply gave out the middle of September and water had to be hauled from a spring near by. He submitted plans for a water supply. He says the walk to the de pot must be rebuilt. He asks for a. new woodshed more In keeping with the institution. Also for new and ad ditional machinery for the carpenter and blacksmith shop and engineering department. One hundred and twen ty new chairs are needed for the library-He reports the resignation of Mr. and Mrs. Porsal on June 30 and that Mr. and Mrs. Schmld from the gov ernment school at "Washington. D. C, were appointed in their stead. They took charge of their departments August 1. Mr. Schmld is said to have had ten years' experience in this line. September 1 there were 96 boys in the school. Three were committed during the month. Wiley Williams from Douglas county and Reul Whee ler, Charles Croman from Marion county. Two boys returned from leave of absence. Five boys were pa roled last month. Financial Report. For the quarter ending September 30. 1904. Maintenance Fund Breadstuffs Clothing Fuel nnd lights Fugitive account Farm and garden Groceries Hardware Incidentals Meat and fish Postage and stationary Salaries and wages Election in Georgia. Atlanta. Ga., Oct. 5. Georgia's b ennlal state election is being held to day. As the democratic ticket is the only one In the field and ns this s headed by Governor Terrell and m.il up of the other state officers who .. candidates for re-election, the pub . interest In the election Is natural not very keen. In addition to the candidates for state and judicial o," fleers there are four constitution, amendments to be voted for. Tins amendments are to determine wheth er the state tax shall forever be fixe 1 at no higher than S mills, whether th state shall have 145 counties InsSc . of 1ST. whether the state shall h.. 1S3 members of the house Instead ITS. and whether the people of In different school districts can vote a local taxation for school purposes Your money back if not satisfied DO YOU SUTPOSE that a company with n capital of JSOO.000.00, paid in full, and the proud reputation of 3S years of continuous success, would make such an offer and not cam' It out to the icttcrf W YUU Slt'iTJSli we WOUIU leopaiuize our u4uuiuH . 'i Good ! of still ereater success by failinR to fulfill any promise we make? YOU SITPOSE we would make such an offer if we did not havi Ixmti tctt!ebwna e the utmost .Kentucky Hankers at St. I.011K St .Louis, Oct. 4 Representa'. bankers and financiers of the But-: Grass State filled the assembly rooms of the Kentucky building at the ex position when the annual meeting of the Kentucky Bankers' Asoclntir was called to order at 10 o'clock this morning. President E. B. Long pre sided and the address of welcome was delivered by A. Y. Ford, president of the Kentucky commission. The an nual address of the president and the report of the other officers was fol lowed by nn address on "Negotiable Instruments." by W. O. Harris, which closed the forenoon session. John M. Atherton nnd J. C. Flourney ad dressed the convention this afternoon. The meeting will conclude tomorrow with the annual election of officers. .J 259.12 . 502.97 . 1989.70 82.70 . 247.67 . 1326.50 120.69 . 261.03 . 404.S9 15.00 . 2795.76 WIconln W. C. T. I. Racine. Wis.. Oct. 5. The arrival of a number of belated delegates in creased the attendance when the W C. T. V. convention began Its business sessions this morning. Reports of of ficers and the appointment of com mittees, which business was Inter-' spersed with the singing of hymns, occupied the morning. The feature of the afternoon was the annual ad dress of the state president. Mrs. M C. Upham. of Marshfield. w'hlch re viewed at considerable length the work of the state organization during the past year and dwelt on the plans for the future. Mrs. L. M. X. Stev ens, national president, and Miss Anna A. Gordon, national vice-president, are to speak this evening. SEVEN"VEA.RCM? chances 1 DO r .1 ... r .1 ...... 1 ; r mu,1c WE KNOW we can please you and save you money, for HAYNfcn WHlbRti fjoes direct from our distillery to you. with nil its original nc'ne iDaf;TSa,f2'Jn52 UNITED STATES REGISTERED DISTILLER'S GUARANTEE of I'URIT and AGE, and savinff you the big profits of the dealers. That's why it's best for medicinal purposes. That s why it's preferred for other uses. That's why we ore regularly supplying over half a million satisfied customers. That's why YOU should try it. our money back if you're not satisfied. Direct from our distillery to YOU Saves dealers' profits. Prevents adulteration. HAYNER WHISKEY J. FULL QUARTS A I have "good, eoima Is dellvw. . ron cash. .00 OUR OFFER EXPRESS CHARGES PAID BY US. We will send vou FOUR FULL QUART BOTTLES ol HAYNER SEVEN-YEAR-OLD RYE for $4.00, and we will pay the express charges. When you receive the whiskey, try it nnd if yon don't find it all right nnd as good as you ever used or can buy from anybody else at any price, then send it back at our expense and your 54.00 will be returned to you by next mail. How could an offer be fairer? We take all the risk and stand all the expense, if the goods do not please you. Won't you let us send you a trial order? We ship in a plain sealed case, no marks to show what's inside. If you don't want 4 quarts yourself, join with a friend. A Hayner quart U an hontjt quart of jj ounce., 4 to the .lion. AH other high-grade whiskies are put up io bottles that take 5 to make a ealloa. We give oae-fourth more In every bottle, really reducing our price.just that much : w. c. MiNNilrs;: J I-cuvo Ortlers nt jj. wpar store. THE DUST Tlmt got into jour watch dnrbqi sutunier tiotng tlie little much lmrni. Now Is tlie tlmt m it cleaned, oiled and put in slutt anotlicr year. AVc wouU like h; the work for jou It U1 be right. GLENN WINSLOW JEWELEK AND OrTICIAX rostoKlce Block. ESTABLISHED 1806 470 THE HAYNER DISTILLING COMPANY ST. PAUL, MINN. ST. LOUIS, MO, DAYTON, 0. ATLANTA, GA. DISTILLERY TROY, 0. Bread C. I. It. Stock Inmic. Slontreal. Que.. Oct. 5. At their annual meeting today the stockhold- 1 erst of the Canadian Pacific Railroad -voted to authorize the proposed In crease of t2S.500.000 In capital stock. The actual Increase Is not to be made all at once, but will be Issued from j time to time for Improvements and j corporate purposes. The new issue 1 will make the total capital stock ' ji4:.500.ooo. of which t no.ono.ono I will be common stock. DrURS 11.65 Total J5ftl8.es Improvement ; . 604.5' l 3a!ance In mainnnc fund SsiJS.CS ISattle Anniversary Reunion. Ottawa. 111.. Oct. 5. The survivors of the 33d Illinois Infantry. Ford's Cavalry nnd Coggnwell's batter' Cushman'i! brigade) held their 20th annual reunion here today In celebra tion of the anniversary of the battle of the Hatchle river, in which they took prominent part. Elaborate en tertainment wae provided for the vet erans and other visitors. Reception for larker. Xen Turk 4ct 3 Elaborate , -raiigeuients have been completed by the Manhattan Club for the reception tonight In honor of Judge Parker The reception, which orlfinaily had been planned as a club affair, has been broadened to mean a general public reception to the candidate. In addition to Inviting all the club mem-' bers. invitations have been sent to the members of the national committee, the state committee and the various 1 democratic organizations of Xew 1 York and vicinity. i I.. & X. Annual .Meeting. j Louisville. Ky.. Oct. I. .Stockhold ers of the Louisville & Xashvllle rail-j road company held their annual meet- , ing today at the general offices in this city. Only routine business was transacted. H Moore and J H. Moore ne in con t ill thus cor firming the repu ,f thr sale of i.ie Alton Iti Ro k Island li -'.Ces-s Kuli-lK-1 Xnt 011 Main Line. Spokane. Oct. 3. Heginnlng tomor row all the passenger trains. Xos. 1. 2. 3 and 4. of the Great Northern service will run over the new cutoff between Columbia Falls and Rex ford. In this cutoff the cuts and grade near Knllspell are avoided, hut Kallspell Is shut off from what now constitutes the main line. How ever. Kalispell gets two trains a day each way from Columbia Falls and return. Rock Itlaud Iliijs the Alton. Chicago. III.. Oct. 4. The dlscov-j dry was made at today's annual meet- j ing of the Chicago & Alton that W. Utrgo Atlcmluitct- nt ltiir. Baker City. Oct. 5. Conservative estimates place the attendance at Un fair grounds yesterday at not lew than 1000. 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Booker I pot the damages and the lawyer got the monej-. J. L. VAUGHN ELECTRICIAN. Prompt attcntl n given and all work executed properly. Electrical Supplies of all kinds. OFITCE 121 West Court St. (Tribune Building.) t t t I H. M. SLOAN BLACKSMITH Horseshoeing, genera rc, ' Ing, wagon making and -tpair-ing. The way I have built up my business Is by doing noth ing but good work. Prices rea scumble. Cor. Cottonwood & Alta Sts. . .of. "SOMETHING DOING SOON" Two Car Loads of Furn iture Have Arrived for umiture a Racier, the F mm nd Carpet, Mm fS35;tf p foFTI r - K t rrferv wr..;. win w ?.ii f lV --nouncef ' he trll' " , This ! I3f . :ni(iemi' ThOW kit pwf- . .f,.t n t Oil W"" , llsliti" ijple pro that ,Uct was ' Ifokti.w lihilimi'iu I1wl IV eiu foil nt II!