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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER II. IW.
GREAT ENGLISH JEW
I Is tn he rfpfn ,Tt in Intended mnrt ' .
I of formal welcome to the Judge upon ;
I his return Is the ranks of the legal '
profession. ! I
j That It ill be without political ,
j significance Is evidenced by the fact '
THE CENTEX ART OF HIS j that the as eakers' are to Include i CASE NKVKRE IIXNESS
Rnrrn ic run irt-n Prominent men of both parties.)
Among the number will be ex-Gover-
: nor Frank S. Black. Elihu Root and i
William B. Homblower.
FRENCH MAY QUEENS.
HELIX HAPPENINGS
UTTJ TYPHOID FEVER.
CI rlrs Albee lias Purchased the
Meat Market Pioimij Gone to
Canton a for the Winter Hemm
ed From Franklin Coo n t y Resign
ed From the Public Schools New
Millinery and Fancy Goods Store
B. G. Walker Has Sold Some
Realty. ,
Helix. Dec. 20. Charles AJbee has
4Got His First Seat m ParUasaent
After Three Cusmstil Runs for!
4 the Place Was a Ptmbmsit. Ag-i
" grewlve. Talented PoBtkml lrtr r-r-ttr rMM - Ilea u sra tn
Was Prime Mini-ore of England ' Vatrae la Tula a a.
and as Leader Led the Oppoadtion Ad ancient custom which still Oh
io Gladstone, i nt'1 In many rUlasea tn the aonth of
I France is a pretty rarlation of the
' j choosing of the May queen with which
London, Dec. 21. The 100th an- ( we are so familiar. The mayor and j
xtlveraary of tike birth of Benjamin I six of his political officers choose from j
,. , . .. anmnv the villa ihrLImm IIm imm !
raeaconsneia. tne - , " 7 -" purchased of Horace Walker the
- I D ,,, - . . . ; Avrnuiiiui kmi. .in in wu mm uie truuirr ,
... ... . . ' is made known the queen, dressed In
ebrated today In London -d In the whl, even to a Ion. white reU and
chief cities of the provinces, where . wreath or while roses, assembles
largely attended meeting, of Journal, j wIt b , ,
!-T'ZZl ,.Ptt , JE "7 I front ot " Here
held In commemoration of the event. . . . . , . . . m .
Benjamin Disraeli was born in Lon- " nd J"1 fr'eDd A "
don. December 11. 180. He top hats, fonn in procession,
early articled to a solicitor, but the ! - m"yor aad iWm 1din- nu
drudgery of a lawyer's office being marcn to toe -enure-, wner tnere - a
distasteful to him. he turned to liters- j norT cere mony.
ture and In 1827 he published his I They then march back to the may
novel "Vivian Gray." which was sue- j or"s home, where a favored few are
reeded at Intervals by other works of j entertained at luncheon. When he
fiction. pro noses her health be enumerates her
After visiting Italy. Turkey. Greece , virtues, kisses ber on both cheeks and
and Syria, he returned to England, to
find the country Involved tn the Re
form Bill agitation. After three un
successful contests he finally succeed
ed In winning a seat In parliament.
It was not until 184 that he began
to attract notice, and not long after
ward be became prominent as the
leader of the Young England party.
For seven years the liberals remained
In power, and Disraeli, in opposition,
displayed talents as a debater, and a
spirit and persistency under defeat,
which won for him the admiration of
his opponents. When Lord Derby re
turned to power In 18s Disraeli be
came chancellor of the exchequer.
Two years later he succeeded Lord
Derby as premier, but tn the face of
a hostile majority be resigned short
ly afterward.
In 1871 the popularity of Mr. Glad
stone rapidly subsided and Disraeli
returned to power aa prime minister.
In 187T he took his seat tn the upper
house as Earl Beaconsfleld. In 1880
his government was defeated in the
general election and Mr. Gladstone
again returned to power. Earl Bea
consfleld died the following April.
hands ber an. envelope which contain
the prise. $300 In money. Bnt the cere
mony does not end here. They form In
procession, the band leading this time,
and In a sort of "follow my leader"
game walk through the village,' op
lanes and over hills for three hoars.
That evening a ball Is given at the tan.
where the queen dances first with the
mayor and his six friends and after
ward with the lads of the village, and
so the celebration ends The queen's
whtte veil with the veil and wreath
are carefully' folded away and are
brought out again only when she be
comes ( bride.
PIWDl FOR MIL PARKER.
Bench and Bar Celebrate Is Return
to Practice.
New Tork Dec. 21. Eminent mem
bers of the bench and bar of New
York city and state are to gather
About the festal board at the Waldorf
Astoria tonight to eat. drink and ex
tend good wishes to ex-Judge Alton
B. Parker, In wh.ose honor the dinner
Montana Bishop Consecrated.
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec 21. Father
John P. Carroll of this city, was con
secrated bishop of Helena, Mont., to
day. The service took place In St.
Raphael's cathedral, the consecrator
being Archbishop Keane. He was as
sisted by a number of prominent Ro
man Catholic prelates from various
parts of the Wert
butcher shop, property. 25x100. for
150. The property was formerly
owned by Plataoeder, Mlnger, of
Pendleton. "
A. W. Daubner Is seriously 111 with
typhoid fever at St. Anthony'a hospi
tal, tn Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Sones left Mon
day for an extended trip to California.
in which state they expect to spend
the winter, probably at Long Beach,
with the rest of the Helix colony.
T. G. Montgomery of Pendleton,
made a short visit In Helix Monday,
while on his way home from Franklin
county. Wash.
Dr. John Grlswold made a flying
trip to his Wallula ranch a few days
ago. As one trophy of the trip he
brought back a wild, goose.
Miss Emma Green, who has done
such good work In the public schools
tor the last three years, has resigned
and Miss Picket, a former teacher
here, will take her place.
Miss Lieuallen of Adams, has been
in Helix for the last week or so with a
stock of millnery goods and fancy articles.
THE WHOLESOME
BAKPtQ POWDER
THERE IS NO BETTER.
AOS Guarantees It Parity.
A Costly Mistake.
Blunders are sometimes very ex
pensive. Occasionally life Itself Is the
price of a mistake, but you'll never be
wrong If you take Dr. King's New Life
Pills for dyspepsia, dtxxiness, head
ache, liver or bowel troubles. They
are gentle yet thorough. 25c at Tall
mtnc Co. 'a drug sjore.
lmptement Men Meet.
Lincoln. Neb.. Dec. 21. The South
Platte Implement Dealers' Associa
tion began Its annual convention In
Lincoln today and will continue In
session until Saturday. The attendance
is large and the convention promises
to be the most important ever -held
under the auspices ot the association.
The harvesting machine trust and its
methods will be a subject of discus
sion and It Is probable that ways and
means of offering effective opposition
to the trust will be discussed.
Colliers were slaves In England up
to the year 1776.
Adjourns for Holidays.
Washington. D. C, Dec 21. De
parting trains during the next day
or two will carry many members of
congress and department officials to
their homes for the holidays. When
the house and senate adjourn today
it will be for the Christmas recess,
which will last until January 4.
Rock Spring Coal
In any quantity desired. L.t na
supply you with wood. Best
solid wood furnished at right
prices. Promt delivery. Large
and small orders solicited
Office at Pendleton Cold
Storage Co.
Henry Kopittke
(Dutch Henry.)
'Phone Main 1781.
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ELECTRICIAN.
Prompt attend a given and an
work xecnted properly.
Electrical Supplies of an kinds.
OFFICE 1X1 West Court St.
(Tribune Bonding.)
Rev. Richard Rhelan, bishop of the
Pittsburg diocese of the Catholic
church. Is dying at Pittsburg.
SCHEDULE OF
PEN DLETON UKLA.H
Stage Line
Pftllv trine between Pmiflttmi and
rktab. exceDt Sandav. Stmm Imvm Pen
dleton at 7 a m., arrives at Vkmh at t
p. m. Return stage leaves Uklah Kit
m., arrives st Penidleton I p. a
r-ennieion to l Stan, 93 ; round trip. Sa
Pendleton to Alba, 82.75; round trip. 8S
IVndlton to Bldge. 82; round trip, 83.50
Pendleton to Nre. 81.50 : round trip, 82.50
Pendleton to Pilot Bark, tl : ronna trln.
81.50.
Office at Brock a HcComas' Drug Btora.
GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS
My stock MrST be reduced and is now offered at less thai
regular prices. Lots of articles are going at cost. It will pay
snyooe to come and see Joe Basler from sow aatll January rest,
for be Is In It on low prices.
JOE BASLER
You Enjoy Bowling to Get the Benefit
Bowling Is an exercise that brings Into play all the ma
It develops the system and la recommended by physlcaUM
and Instructors -In athletics everywhere.
Pool and billiard hall In connection.
"Get, in the Game"
Alleys if wi led for private parties If spoken for la advsncc.
WANTED TOUR ORDER8 FOR EN
grsved eards, wedding Invltstions, etc.:
too engraved visiting cards wltk plan.
81.50: additional cards In rotors, 81 per
knadrsd. The East Oragonlaa.
Brunswick Bowling Alley
WADE SILER, Prop.
For sale at tlie East Oregouian of floe Large Bundles of
containing over 100 big papers, can be had for 23c a bundle.
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M
oney Must Be Raised
To Pay Bills
IN ORDER TO MEET OCR OBLIGATIONS WE ARE FORCED TO DISPOSE OF OCR CLOTHISG AT A CHEAT SACRIFICE. OI R fin i .
AND WE ARE COMPELLED TO RESORT TO STRENTJOCS METHODS TO GET THE MOICET. HAE TO BE PAID
Every Suit of Clothes, every Overcoat, every pair of Trousers
' IN OIR STORE IS CUT IN PRICE, ONE-HALF. TOTJ SAVE EXACTLY ONE-HALF THE PRICE IF TOC BUY NOW
OUR. LOSS IS YOUR GAIN
' WE MUST PROTECT OCR ClUEDrT AND STAND THE SACRIFICE,
TMs is a Qsiipni Malf-Price Sale
OI R OBJECT IS TO RAISE MONET AND NO GOODS WILL BE CHARGED DURING THE KAT.ir yotJ C RF vrn i
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGCRES, AND IOC CAN TAKE THEM AT ONE-HALT. " uw 'V SALESMAN. THE GOODS ABB
One-Half Price Means Exactly What We Advertise
TROUSERS CO AT HALF PRICE
is.oo scrrs and overcoats go for iiam
22.M SCITS AND OVERCOATS GO FOR tlt
aura hi its and overcoats go for $ie.ss
18.00 sctts and overcoats go for ai.os
15.00 SCITS AND OVERCOATS GO FOR $IM
li.oo scrrs and overcoats go for mm
10.00 SCITS AND OVERCOATS GO FOR SA.M
.oo scrrs and overcoats go for
M.00 TROCSER8 FOR . N
Si .00 TROCSEK8 IXR .
MAO TROUSERS FOR
S.00 TROCKERS FOR
81M TROCSER8 FOR '. -
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SALE NOW ON. ONE DOLLAR. IS EQUAL TO TWO DOLLARS AT THIS SALE
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