East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 14, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textmay Ar OBMoirxAX. Manwura, mwow. iatoiioat, jaw-cam i. iim SALE ANNUAL tMKRMXJiSLlN 8ALF.I The White Fair Annual Undermnidin ale. 15 per cent reduction on all Cor- i. mt Covers, Went Gowns, Drawers, Petticoats, Chemise. The Peerless Underwear, the beat made In America. We are showing many new styles this season, tee display In center window. THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES Alexander DeptStore AL UMUOUMtlKLIN SALE ANNUAL liXDKKMPSLlN SALE FINANCIAL APPEAL THK POPE'S IlELIANCE ON AMERICAN CHFRCH SHOWN. For the First Time In the History of the Catholic Church an Appeal Has Roen Hade for Financial Support for the Holy See Mgr. Falconlo Is the Bearer of the Message and E plnnation. tern, and Industrial A Kent K. c. Jua son will have the seed forwarded in time to plant, so that a thorough test of this method of cultivation without water of one of the principal products of Eastern Oregon can "be made by one of the moss, reliable and leading I POLAR EXPLORATION HAS WIRELESS TO POLE A NEW ACCESSORY. ranchers of the valley. Mr. Wright. In fact has his land already plowed and plowed deeply, and will be ready for sowing, harrow-1 Considered Certain That Communion- eaaaa j BYERS' BEST FLOIR Is nutile from the choicest wheat that crows. Good bread Is aanued when Byers' Best Flour la used.. Bran, aborts, steam rolled J barley always on hand. j PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. BYERS, Proprietor. Washington, D. C, Jan. 14. No little comment has been created in Catholic circles by the appeal Issued by Mgr. Falconlo to the hierarchy of the United States, telling them that the pope now relies on the Catholics of America for financial ad. It is the first time In the history of the church that such an appeal has been made. "I regret to state," says Mgr. Fal conio In his appeal, "that notwith standing the generous response of the American people the financial condi tion of the Holy See Is far from being prosperous or satisfactory. The pres. ent sad state of some of the most prosperous nations of Europe and the increasing demands on the funds of the church are the principal causes of the actual financial situation of the Holy See, a situation upon which our Holy Father looks with alarm, be cause unless his children come for ward more liberally to his assistance, notwithstanding the utmost economy practiced In every direction, he can hardly meet the exigencies of the vast administration of the church, which extends throughout the whole world. "Consequently his eminence, the car dinal secretary of state requests me to make known to all the ordinaries of the United States the sad financial difficulties, In the hope that by their zeal those sources of revenue which have heretofore been forthcoming from France and Italy, and of which Inir and rolling In the spring. If this experiment proves to oe a success there will be no end to the increase In the rasing of hogs fat tened on alfalfa In Baker county. Ba ker county hogs have already a wide teputation for the sweetness and firm ness of the meat. They go to the block In better condition than the anl- tion by the Wireless System dan Be Maintained Between New York and Point Only Four Hundred Fifty Miles From tlie Pole Will Be Test ed During Peary's Next Voyage. Woo as Well as Ken An miserable by Kidney aat Bladder Trocblo. Kidney trouble preys upon the I . discourages andleasenaambition; be vigor sou con neaa soon disar j when the kidne) . -out of order or,, eased. 1 , ' Kidney troubU, become so prevt' . that it is not urn', , tnon for s child f , bora afflicted i weak kidneys. lit thild urinates toooften, if the urine sc , the flesh, or if, when the child reach! are when it should be able to control " .. m : i lit. I. 1 1 A. I. New York. Jan. 14. At the New mals of almost any other section of I York navy yard work has begun on a I n i, vet afflicted with bed-V the .United States. If it Is found wireless telegraph station to enable ting, depend upon it, thecauseof thedi that alfalfa can be raised in quantl- Commander Robert K. Peary to keep cuity is kidney trouble, and the l! tlea cheaply on lands without water, in touch with civilisation during his step should be towards the treatmen ( there will be a boom in pork sucn as next attempt to plant the Stars) ana these important organs. imt hab not been known In this section oi Stripes at the North Pole. the country In half a century. City Democrat. -Baker You Enjoy Bowling to Get the Benefit . .............. ... I at present in a very large measure the Holy See Is deprived, may be ade quately compensated. "Hence, besides the general yearly collection, which is to remain as here tofore, and to be more earnestly en couraged, other means are suggested which may prove here In America as productive as they have been in some countries of Europe." These means. Mgr. Falconlo sug gests, are the formation of "Peter's Pence societies," the keeping of Pe ter's Pence boxes" in churches and in stitutions, and "other pious devices which the piety of the faithful may suggest." Bowling Is an exercise Hint brings Into play all the muscles. It develops tlie system and Is recommended by physicians and iimtructors In athletics everywhere. Pool and billiard hall lu connection. "Get, in the Game" Alleys reserved for private parties if spoken for In ad ranee. Brunswick Bowling Alley WADE SILER, Prop. SIX COUNCILMEN ON SICK LIST. City Government of Walla Walla is lied Up. Every member of the Walla Walla city council with the exception of Councilman Guy Bridges, Is 111, and If the city legislative body was called upon to transact business, the only ones who could possibly attend would be Mayor Gilbert Hunt and Council man Bridges. Councilman Brewer has been grant ed a two months' leave of absence and Is now at Hot Lake, Ore., recup erating. Councilman Smith Is Just re covering from an accident which oc curred two months ago at Pasco In which he sustained Injuries that have kept him in bed constantly up to within the last few days. A team of wild horses ran away and Mr. Smith was thrown from the buggy to which thev were hitched, with such force that five of his ribs were broken and injuries to his back were so serious that he has not been entirely free from pain until a week ago. Coun cilman McKean was so 111 Sunday that he had to call a physician and Coun cllmen Martin and Boyer were each on the list of indisposed. Councilman Glasford and his wife are said to be seriously 111. As a result of this condition the meetings of the council have been adjourned from time to time and the meeting tonight may have to be post poned for lack of a quorum, as Mayor Hunt and Councilman Bridges are all that are left that are able to be out. Walla Walla Union. According to the plans Just made public Commander Peary will erect wireless stations after he leaves the Labrador coast, to keep lit touch with trouble is due to a diseased condition! 1 the kidnevs and bladder and nut tcl unKi - mnrf nmmle sucrose. V unu.t "-- i 1 - i - , Women as well as men ate made miJ able with kiuney anu oiauucr uwu., j t- . . v. 1 ,1,. um m-nt rMflMI .,,i v... U. anu uuiu uro. w P. T , ............. . ... d tne tmmeuiaie eneci . " " I Swamp-KOOl lssoonreaiiieu. up ........,.... ...1,1. X- -VnHl. ...II K. I r - . M easy. The vessel of the expedition will be forced to the northern coast of Grant Land, where the party will go Into winter quarters. This Is only about 450 .miles from the pole. Not only will the wireless stations enable Commander Peary to com- hv druiruists. in fifty- cent and one-dollars size bottles. You may have a sample bottle hu tnnil free, also a nasi pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Rot. includinii many of the thousands of test mnniil letters received from suffers. rnml. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Cc, munlcate the result of his work from Hinghaniton, N. Y., be sure and mentic , J 'j day to day and the condition tit the exDedltlon .to his backers lu this country, but he believes It wilt bus. tain the morale of the party, which always suffers in the long and mon otonous Arctic nights when there is seldom anything for the explorers to do. In many cases the horrors ana monotony of the six. months' night have not only, caused serious breaks among the members of such parties, but Individuals have been driven tern porarlly Insane, thic nnner. Don't make any mistaa- tr -. .. e ' D but remember tne name, owtmp- Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ai dless, Binghamton, N. Y., on ever ; bottle. STOCK VALUES DECLINE. Montana Sliows Decrease in blUp- menta of Horses. FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY. im I: ,Acad. oregon! ctloa ofl no SIP" t aaa Wl mtlon fl" Hon. eW"" ohsnf a and itsM wrtlcnlui I I BBPEBIui The Underwood Typewriter Toe Machine that combines all the good points of the old "Tie machines, and has the writing always In sight. T. C. TAYLOR "THE HARDWARE MAN." 741 MAIN STREET. Going to Move After February 1 we will be found In tlie ""nor room of the Rcnn building, corner of Court and Cottonwood streets, with a complete stock of staple and fancy groceries.. Special low prices will be given on groceries until we niove, D. KEMLER & SON s : The annual report of Secretary W. G. Preuitt, of the state board of live stock commissioners, of which John T. Murphy is president, shows that the year just closed has been one of the most unprofitable In the history of the business In Montana, says the Helena Independent The drought In the early part of the year, later the packing house strike, and then the glut in the eastern markets are given as the causes of the poor prices. The shipments were heavy notwithstand ing, due to the fact that growers had to ship to reduce the number on the ranges. The year was consldeerd an excep tionally unfavorable one for the stock Interests, and because of market con ditions laBt tall a large number of cattle were held back for the season and up to the latter part of June of the past year the prospects were ex ceedingly bright At that time, however, the packing house strike occurred and the cattle market was paralyzed as a result. while a drought set In on the ranges, and what promised to be a most fa vorable year turned out to be one; of th most disastrous seasons In the history of the stock Industry. When the strike was finally adjust ed the market was so glutted with livestock that the prices realized ssseeeeeeeeseeseesesssee mr rumouSl particularly In view of th fuet that ranae cattle were not In 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14 J.i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 first-class condition; and shippers .......... .... . , . M I l. suffered DOtn as to price aim weibiuo. Notwithstanding this, shipments were reasonably large, the total shipments out of the state aggregating- .168.525 head, of which 165.S8 head went to eastern markets, 8940 to Pacific coast markets, 28S7 to Canada, and 1S20 to feeding districts, making the total outDut for the year 228,716 : head. when the 60.000 head estimated for home markets Is Included. Values of cattle declined over 40 per cent in the past year. Recovery of Strays. Out of these shipments the inspec tors recovered 21,816 head of strays, of which number 1687 cattle and one horse were paid for through the Mon tana Stock Growers' Association, whiia the remainder, or U.C78, were remitted for direct to the respective .wners from the place of sale. Sixty. six head of stray cattle were found fri, ' and sold in Canada by the Canadian association ana proceeas renu Montana owners. Shipments of Horses. The shtDments of horses during the year 1904 aggregated 27,984 head, aU of which were Inspected Dy stock in spectors or sheriffs In the county from which they were shipped. This Is a decrease over the previous year of about 20.000 head, and the range horses In Montana ara being pretty thoroughly shipped out Bills In the Legislature to Create New County From Part of Crook and Wasco. A bill has been Introduced In the Oregon legislature to create the coun- of Jefferson, from portions ot Crook and Wasco, with the town of Antelope as the county seat until the year 1906, when the permanent coun- seat shall be located by a vote oi the taxpayers of the new county. This Is the same bill that was for mulated at the last session, to create the county of Stockman, Oregonlan was the first paper In the state to suggest the name of Jeffer son, and if this bill Is passed, and the name Jefferson retained for the new county, the suggestion of this pa per will have been heeded by the citi zens of that district MOTHER AND CHILD Scott's Emulsion is cod liver oil made almost as The Salem Statesman has urged all palatable OS milk. It IS eaSV along that the new county should be anj soothinp- to the Weak Muiinii MMm rn in nnnnr ni urexuu n i . ' . . stomach; it checks the ten dencies of children toward thinness. Scotts Emulsion gives strength to weak mothers be- called Nesmlth, in honor of Oregon s honored pioneer citizen. MA VIS 1 tin i t I . m w m i s. .11 I The Grocers sinumi WE WANT YOU to listen to lumber quotations. They are well worth consider, lng when you are about to build. Builders and contractors will find that they get a better grade of lumber at a lower es timate at this yard than they can find at any other dealers In Pendleton. ; Pendleton Planing Mills TRY THE "CAMPBELL SYSTEM.1 Important Experiment Will Be Tried in Baker County. Georae F. Wright the prominent horticulturist and fancy poultry and HHl Robert. Forster, Prop. . atock nimTt on the Washington Gulch farm Just west of the city, has accept ed the proposition of uis u. K. H. Co. to nreoare ten acres oi land as test for dry farming, particularly for the raising of a patoh of alfalft under the dust-bed system, or Campbell sys- Chlld Burned to Death. A heartrending accident and fatall tv occurred at the home of George T. Ellis, on Dry Creek, about 12 jnlles from Boise, last evening, when their 4-mnntha-old babe was burned to death, almost in front of Its mother. About 4 o'clock, the little one was alcenlnir In a babv bUKKV and a hot fire was burning in the stove. Mrs, Ellis was called Into another room for a moment, and while she was out, an older child, about 2 years, pushed the Iiuekv aaanst the hot stove. In an Instant the clothing was on fire. The odor of smoke alarmed the mother and she rushed to the room, only In time to see the flames enveloping her loved one. In her frenzied efforts to save her babe, she snatched the burn lng clothing from Its body, receiving Dalnful burns about the hands and arms from which it will take weeks to recover. She soon . had the fire quenched, but the babe was so badly burned that suffering great pain, It llneered alonir until 8 o'clock when death came to Its relief. Boise Cap!' tal News. - I . WHERE'S THE GAME T , , ", .Not hard to find if you come here ! when you are hunting for the best j place In the city to buy coal and wood. ( Highest grade coal and best sound wood. Prompt delivery. Large and small orders solicited. Let us keep yon warm. 1 HenryKopittke DUTCH HENRY. Office Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Co., 'Phone 1781. Jullaetta, Idaho, has organized pull to get the second state Insane The East asylum which it is expected the pres ent legislature win DESTROYING WATER FOWL. Hunters From San Francisco Dcpopn late Oregon Lakes. The wholesale slaughter of water I cause it creates healthy flesh . . , . kunn. . ... " tow. on u and new blood the people living In that portion of the country, says the Klamath Falls Republican. At the rate this wanton slaying has been going on the past fall, it will only be a few seasons until the true sportsman will have to seek other waters to enjoy a true hunt and bag good game. Hunters, or rather butchers from San Francisco, who hunt for money Instead of sport, are completely de populating the lower waters of the beautiful stately birds that have so long fed and reared their broods uponj the shallow waters and among tne tules ot that section. TEETH EXTRACTED BY THE MOD ERN METHOD, SOO. Ws are thoroughly equipped with all modern metl.oda and appliances, and guarantee oar work to be of the highest stand ard, and our prices the lowest consistent with flrst-olas work. White Bros. Dentists. Ass Nation Block. Telephone Main KM. t: : Nursing mothers will find a special value in Scott's Emulsion because it insures a flow of rich, nourishing milk for the baby. More and better than a medicine; Scott's Emulsion is a food. We'll tend yon a umple Ires upon request. 6C0TT a BOWNE, 409 Pearl Street, Naw York. Good ! i Dry Wood j ALL KINDS 1 To Honor Father ot the House. Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 14. One of the most notable dinners that the Quaker City has seen In some years will take place at the Bellevue-Strat-ford tonight when several hundred men of national prominence will gather about the board to do honor to Congressman Henry H. Bingham of this city, the "father of the nation al house of representatives." The af fair has been arranged by General Bingham's friends In celebration of his fourteenth consecutive election to congress. General Bingham Is now the oldest member of point of service. MAPLEINE 1 nave good, souna wooa wniea e is delivered at reasonable . Prices ..- a- A. '1 s J FOR CA&lL' i I W. C. MINNIS: Iowa Orders at Nsvoaaa'l maple : : Sap MAKES SYRUP To Combat Irish Distress. London, Jan. 14. In response to the call of John E. Redmond the members of the Irish parliamentary party have assembled at Dublin for a conference to discuss the distress In the west of Ireland. In the language of the call the conference will con sider means to "force the government to provide for the Immediate necessi ties of the case and put the land act In operation In Connaught and other poor districts." Pure granulated sugar and maple ine that's all. Make it at home- it saves money and insures purity. Ask your grocer or tend 2 cents . congress in jtamp for free (ample to CRESCJCNT MFG. CO. SEATTLE. V. S. A. Mkf 'f Cmtmrnt Brnktrng Pmmdmr Nasal CATARRH la all its stage. Ely's Cream Balm eleasM, aoottMa and heals ths diaaased SMmbrane. It cam caurrk and diiTas Skating Cluunpiofiahlps. Amsterdam, Jan. 14. The world's I mJ , ools ta u bead speed skating championship Began to-1 quxftlr, day at Oroningen and will continue through tomorrow. America has sent no contestant to the championships this" year, but other countries, includ ing Italy. Germany, England, France and Swltserland. are well represented. Balm la placed Into the aoatriU, apraaAa nembrmi anil la alaorbcd. BaUaflaua. eaadlataandacartfoUows. It U not drying does notproducaneealng. Largs Slsa, 60 scats at Drag- (tau or by awU j Trial bias, i cants. ILT BBOTBXBb. MVsns8tiast,ItswTofk. Fix Your Fingers Tut finget s a" n h&x to durac to and aai attention regularry. Only by skillful care can they be kept beautiful. A competent manicure, direct from San Frandsco. mar be found at Irs. Campbell's mlHinery parlors, 107 Court Street To introduce the work, tot low prices will be asked: Ladies 25 cents. Gentlemen 35 cents. Appointments made in advance. Ladies hair dressing in la test modes. 50c Work done at customer! home, dool Me price. .- - Walters' flouring Mills Capacity, ll barrels a day. . i Floor exchanged tor wheat. Flour, Mill Feed. Chopped Feed, . eta, always oa hand. ft: I- ' ' iv;