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PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OREGOMAN, KOTKMBEB DOLLS Hundred of styles, lc to $.0. Viibroukulile dolls, bisque dolls, Rubber dolls, etc. Fancy Dishes, Cups and Saucers FIGHTS . New Styles for die Holi days, 10c I'p. : : : Curtain Stretchers, Two Styles, $1.43 to $2.95. Hie Moving Pin Style. . t Frederick Nolfi & Co. GENERAL NEWS. GOVERNMENT OPPOSES LONG RANGE FORECASTS. Kdwanl A. Heals Issues a Circular (nnili'mnlng Weathpr Forecasts of AIiiihiiuc Makers and Scientific ler Advises Patrons of Such la pers to CoiuiHtre the Reports With the Actual Weather After It Hitp-lieiis. Edward A. Reals, district weather forecaster for OreKon, has sent out a circular letter to the press, condemn i Ing whiit he calls the "long range" weather forecasts of the almanacs and scientific papers, and giving the I reusons for the government's opposi tion to these forecasts. The circular Is as follows: There are today In the United States, us well as in other civilized countries, a few persons who make their living by publishing so-called long-range weather forecasts, based j i upon old theories which have no I foundation, and which scientific men long ago rejected. We also find in ! almost every community some man who sets himself up as a weather prophet, and who prognosticates, year after year, hard winters, dry spells and other calamities. Once in a great while he hits the mark, and then his "I told you so" receives pub lic acknowledgement; all his previous misses are fot gotten, and great is his fame throughout the land. These men may be conscientious in their belief, or veritable tricksters, it matters not which, and does not change the fact that their sayings In 1861 the population of Australia was 1,165.183; now It Is 3,926.622, ex clusive of aborigines. It will require Jl 10.000.000 to run New York City during 1905 $3,000,. 000 more than during 1904. The widely heralded football match between the West Pointers and naval and doings are an inheritance of the cadets resulted In 11 for the former dark ages, when nil the world was and 0 for the latter. relied in superstition and ignorance. Judge Jesse Knight, of the Wyom- i This we know, for by tracing back the ing supreme court, lies dangerously mental progress of the human race ill at a Southern California resort and we find that all savages today have HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel St. George. A. M. Mast. Portland.. J. F. O'Connor. Seattle. F. Weinberg. Chicago. T. C. Shaw, Portland. C. E. Redfleld, Heppner. Charles Holman, Portland. George T. Eurle. Seattle. J. 8. Richards, Seattle. W. M. McCleary, Omaha. Charles H. Metcalf, Detroit. M. Cants. Seattle. L. W. Brown, Spokane. W. E. Wilson, Portland. J. F. Saunders. Mackay. F. A. Shaw. Kansas City. W. H. Durrle, St. Louis. Mrs. Wilson. Spokane. H. S. Moody. Spokane. N. n. Krause, Seattle. James Leslie, Seattle. L. J. Ijiehmnn, Kansas City. Tom Fltz Gerald, Louisville. C. W. Cowtz, Minneapolis, H. L. McLaughlin. Pueblo. I. M. Hntes. Detroit. . . George T. Coyne, Portland. J. Iitour, Nelson. . C. H. Overlngton, Sun Francisco. J. H. Raulston. Portland. George Harris. Portland. Miss Smith, Portlnnd. Norton Nelson, Denver. T. K. Jackson, Seattle. B. B. Crowell, Hot Lake. B. Llchtlg. San Francisco. J. J. Cohen. San Francisco. C. V. Haines, Tacoma. R. B. Wilson, Portlnnd. A. B. Galloway, Portland. F. E. Irwin. Chicago. N. A. Wilson. Portland. Bay M. Hill, Walla Walla. S. Robinson. Portland. F. B .Holbrook, Irrlgon. George McOllvery, Spokane. A. D. Chase, Portland. L. D. Hey, Seattle. IMIUM M M M M I t- ONE MORE. WEEt OF SENSATIONAL CCTS IN PRICES OX A FEW LINES TO CLOSE On. Misses' coats, to close out at 20 ppd Zl nd overcoats at bis 1 lt .i h.i. nt HALF PRICE. iKii.T. - . ... i men's suits ana overcoats at bi i, lies' Jackets, nil sizes, new styles at cost. " -" , Shoes, guaranteed to be satisfactory, every pair iO per cent o this week. THE FMIR YOU CAN DO BETTER HERE. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Don't Go Elsewhere To buv a Mandolin. Guitar, Violin or Banjo until -ou see the wonderful bnrgulns we are offering this year. Never have these Instruments been so popular among young people as at the present time. If you wish to buv a holiday present that will instantly please. 'take one of these beautiful Instruments. Our line la now complete, having recently received a large shipment from the east, and they are all noted for their bciiutlful finish, fine tone and durability. EILERS MUSIC HOUSE The home of the Weber, Chickerlng and Decker & Son latinos. 3 1 5 Court Street, Pendleton, Ore. Is not expected to recover. Over 11. 000, 000 has been subscrib ed for the erection of a beet sugar fac tory at Sheridan. Wyo. It will be the largest and best equipped in the United States. All the debts of the Southern Paci fic railway will be funded Into a lump sum of J70.000.00U, at a lower rate than the scattered debts now carry, which is 6 and 7 per cent. their rain makers and their rain stop- pers. and that the patriarchal tribes j still believe that comets, eclipses and other unusual appearances forbode dire disasters. Also, anciently, the most civilized nations, such as the Chaldeans, Egyptians, Jews, Greeks ami Romans had their soothsayers and oracles, who imposed upon a credulous public. Latterly, the astrologers of the mld- I die ages had a large following, and According to the Denver Post, the ! frnm the beginning of the 16th cen financial affairs of the Catholic church It Denver and several west ern dioceses will soon be subject to investigation by the Vatican. The Duponts will build a powder factory next spring a few miles west of Pueblo. Col. It will be for the production of smokeless and the higher grades of explosives. The Jews of Colorado Springs will next spring build a 116.000 taberna cle. In proportion to their numbers, the Jews of Colorado maintain the wealthiest and best organized church body in that state. NORTHWEST NEWS. Peter Grossjean stabbed John Woodring to death at Hamilton, Wash., but claims self-defense. The quarrel was over a small sum which Woodring owed Grossjean. The trial of Bert Oakman began at Hillsboro November 29. He Is charg ed with the murder of Frank Bennett In August Inst. The killing Is not de nied, but Uukman claims self-defense. A Spokane paper avers that of the Si. 'WO persons in that city, not less than 3500 attended church Thanks giving Day. The proportion Is be-J lleved to be larger than ever before In that city. The Spokesman-Review avers that the official count of votes will dis close that Washington cast between 130,000 and 135,000 this fall, an In crease of 125 per cent over the first state vote In 1889. Eight thousand pounds of trout were brought across the line from British Columbia November 27, in one consignment, at Northport, the larger part of which was distributed at and from Spokane. John F. McKnlght, foreman of the woolen mills at Provo, Utah, was killed by his coat entangling a shaft. He was whirled about for two min utes and every bone In his body broken, and his skull broken Into bits. Salem, Or., Is In the midst of a strenuous contest over the merits of different kinds of paving material. The policy of the present city admin istration Is to effect extensive street improvements, but there Is no agree ment about kind and quality of pav ing material. The American and Canadian gov ernments will divide the expense of dynamiting and removing Ripple Rock. Puget Sound. It Is a constant source of danger and many wrecks upon It are recorded, among f.-em two British men-of-war and an Amer ican cable ship. tury up to the beginning of the 19th century they flooded Germany. France and Great Britain with almnnacs con taining prophecies of the weather, as well as prophecies regarding the min utest details of conduct in the dally lives of the people. These prophecies were the merest twaddle, but It took a long time after Copernicus had ex ploded the theory that our little world was the center of the universe before the belief In astrology received any check. Now it has so far disappeared that none but artful plunderers and Ignorant dupes give it the slightest countenance. It is not so with the so-called long range weather forecasters. Unfortu nately, manv neonle. and some of the less careful publishers, are apparent- ! ly in Ignorance of the true character of the work of these self-appointed prophets. e cannot account for the continued publication of their ut terances in any other way. Characterizing them ns fakirs and Impostors avails us little. The peo ple themselves must decide as to the true worth of their work. Let those who have any interest in the matter carefully compare the published fore casts with the actual weather day by day. for in no .other way will the utter worthlessness of the whole mischiev ous business be exposed. Yours very truly, EDWARD A. BEAL8, District Forecaster. NEW BOTTLING WORKS. Maple' Brothers Will Enter the Busf- newt on I-nrge Scale. Maple Brothers will' on December 1 open up a bottling works in this city. It is their intention to bottle all kinds of soft drinks, including oys ter cocktails. The bottling works will open a new and valuable Industry in Pendleton. There is quite a demand In this city for sodas and other soft drinks, and Maple Brothers expect to do a large business. The concern will be known as the Eagle Bottling Works. Hotel Bickers. Doug Glenn. W. Scott, Helix. Bert Rathburn, North Yakima. F. W. Toune. Wapata. S. H. Young, Tacoma. William Iron, North Yakima. Thomas Baler, Lewlston. J. D. Gugonl, Adams. C. A. Whitman. P. H. Sones. Helix. Mrs. Geumpuor, Dunkel. Sol Loney, Adams. F. Parr and wife, Adams. Thomns S. Harris. La Grande. J. J. Lyon, Dayton. J. S. Meekle. Shanlkn. Mrs. E. Keppart. Athena. S. . Gill. Spokane. William J. Moore, Spokane. H. I). Doty. Ellensburg. A. H. Richards, Kennewlck. Thomas Nudbam, Portland. F. H. Nlxlees. Portland. The Pendleton. ("buries G. Adams, San Francisco. H. T. Booth, Baker City. Mrs. M. J. Maxwell, Waitsburg. T. J. Edwards, Walla Wnlla. Leo G. Greenbuum, Boise.' A. Nylander, Portland. A. D. Stlllnian, city. W. H. Van Nice, Dayton. Mrs. Ida G. McAllister, Lawrence. P. K. Parkhurst. F. D. Wetherby, Boston. D. C Anderson, St. Louis. James Parsons and wife. Dexter. D. H. Preston, Athena. S. G. Dunn, Portland. E. Nelson, Weston. W. R. McUoberts, Spokane. E. Costello, Starbuck. VTTT?TyyTTTTTTVv-TVVTTTTVTTTVTVTTTTTTTTTyTfT?y?TTyTTT AN ARTISTIC TOUCH on your shirt front, collars and cuffs l.i their laundering ndde to their ap pearance when worn. We claim lust that the doing of laundry work, es pecially on linens artistically. If you have not been aware of It, let us have your name nnd address and we'll cull for nnd deliver a sample order. 'Plume connection. DOMESTIC STEAM LAUNDRY. Art Departmenf Now Cushions, OewaJ Silk Cords, gtampel tJ Colored Flos., pnh everything for your mi. Inns. Hides, all colon, t J work; complete line oln designs, and the acta I Lessons given free ma set. All the new art wort J the different new embnw Mrs. Carlson gins COMING EVENTS. December 13-15 Oregon Good Roads meeting, Snlem. December 13-Ifi Oregon Good Roads Association, Salem. December 20-21 Oregon Dairy men's Association, Portland. June 1, 1905 Opening Lewis and Clark exposition. January 10-11 Oregon Historical Society. Portland. You Enjoy Bowling to Get the Benefit Howling Is an exercise that brines Into piny nil the muscles. It develops the system anil Is recommended by pliyslcluns ami instructors In atlilotlcs everywhere. Pool and billiard hall In connection. "Get in the Game" Alleys reserved for private parties If spoken for In advance. Brunswick Bowling Alley WADE SILER, Prop. Art Dept. at Hasbroucl FOOTBALL SATURDAY. Indians and High School Teams Win Play In Town. The boys of the government school at the Umatilla agency and the second eleven of the Pendleton high school, will play football In this city next Saturday afternoon. As football players Indian boys In the schools throughout the country have gained considerable favorable mention, and the Umatlllaa are said to have a very creditable team. The game will be called at 2:30 o'clock. There are but very lew desirable vacant low left In the residence por tion of Pendleton.. These we have Just listed and the prices are very reasonable. We have a new list of residences for sale. Conie and see us, and look over aur list. We have anything that yon want in country property. E. T. WADE A SON, Office E. O. Building. SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN. Is HWaled Doad Sealskin la admired the world over for Its softness and glsesinssa; and yet the human hair Is equally as soft and glossy when kealthy ; and the radical cause of all hair trouble is dan draff, which Is caused by a pestiferous parasite that sane the vitality of the hair at Its root. Newara's Herpidde la the only preparation that Is fatal to the dandraff germ. Without dan. druff there Is no falUac ban-, but a lux uriant growth of gleasy. soft bair la ear- tain. Semiring the scalp won't cure dan druff. Kill the Aaadroff germ. Thous ands ef women ass their beautiful suits of hair to Newbro'e HarplcMe. Bold by leading druggists. Send Ma In stamps to The Herpidde Co Datrott, Mich. A. C. Koeppen A Bros., special agents. How's TliisT We offer One Hundred Dollars he ward for anv case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh, F. i. CHE.NWY ft CO., Toledo, O. We. the undersigned, have known P. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable In all busi ness transactions, end financially able to carry out any obltfttlon made by bis firm. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O. nail's Catarrh Care Is taken Internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per Dome, ooia oy an druggists. , Take Ham Family mis ror consultation. Notice. All Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen are invited to attend a so cial at the Odd Fellows' hall on Tues day, November It. A man somehow er other always finds time t' do some things he ought not f do. IN A BAD WAY. Many a Pendleton Header Will Feel Grateful for This Information. When your back gives out; Becomes lame, weak or aching; When urinary troubles set In, Tour kidneys are "In a bad way. Here's local evidence to prove it: Mrs. G. W. Brown, who lives at the corner of Turner and B. Streets, says: "I was unable to stoop without suffering the most intense pain across the small of my back and through my kidneys. I got my first box of Doan's Kidney Pills at the Brock A McComas drug store. I was so sore and lame that I could not stoop at the sink to wash. Doan'i Kidney Pills did away with the trou ble. If I did not honestly think that Doan's Kidney Pills acted up to the representations made by - them would not set my name to an en dorsement. I know others who have used Doan's Kidney Pills with the same satisfaction." For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents. Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo, N. T., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS My stock MUST be reduced und kt now offered at less than rcRiilar prices. Lots of urllolu arc going nt cost. It will pay anyone to come and see Joe Busier trout now until January first, for he is In It on low prices.. JOE BASLER Ruilrlin Lair m m IYIC11CIIC or ALL DESCRIPTION SASH, DOORS and WINDOWS Made to Order Builditi per. Lime, Cement, Brick Sand, Wood Gotten fot 1 and Dwellings Spedaltj. Oregon Lumber Yaj Alta Street, Opp. Coot t In YES. WK CAX f If It's flxaule at su. Jewelry we mean. cruiW. H OtcWl not repair a watch tW through a stone come near iu nfll Tl If 1-.FA1I I Is reauy - rti knowledge and skill to iimminHHim We're in a Position to offer you the best the market affords in the way of meats. And our prices, you know, are always the lowest. We handle only prime stock. Quality and quantity guaranteed. First class mutton, veal, pork and poultry equally low. Can't do better anywhere. Back at my old stand on Alta street, opposite Savings Bank. PER.R.Y HOUSER. -4-M MUX WORK CANT BE TOO GOOD, if satisfactory service is de sired In house building. Lum ber may be all right to start with clean, well dried, thor oughly seasoned but if it la not properly "milled" all other advantages are lost. We take a just pride in every stick of lumber which comes, in and goe s out of our gates. Call at- Pendleton Planing Mills Robert Fonter, Pro. take W and can tile it. We therefore in doing re"'"""-'I10rtd u .iu. us an opP""" wuIr . ; - - rate" our sain. - - u WinsloW A. Near I! TRAINING SCHj Wanted-OMhuai """" Dutch BfJ Winter - . ins" corner of JS where I oona - and V, a horse I w" fll for f I leot the best , . . horse to ou:n.edw..h.r An,iinned to IMd, wen t- (M J anv horse rf tock to the w"" a ate broncho. or work nictf rectly. I " d a, PT twenty-three" & of which , guui" Psndleton. defunct eount too " charges. ! advertise- oo- y
