PACK TW.
sATLY EAST ORHOOMAS, PENDLETON. OREGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY . 105.
EIGHT
"There is Music i
in the Air,
Boys"
Plenty of nnnlc lu olwr jrmir
huuie.
11nlnrupliH. $5 00, $10.00
to 20.00.
Cylinder records, 25c ami 35c.
Talking Machines, Columbia
ami Victor Disc Machines.
$15.00 to $05.00.
Records, $5.00 and $10.00 a
dwten.
NEW BREED OF POM
moss of siiktlands
AND INDIAN PONIES.
Vmittllla l'nnk's Hdiig Shipped to
Iaaili'iiH to Shipley's Famous
Freak Stud Farm Shipley Is a
Hrwdor of Animal Novc-ltk's lit"
Is After Snuill, Hut Docile uml
Sound Young Mares.
E BUY YOUR OLD REC
ORDS BACK.
FREDERICK NOLF & CO.
The Bis School
Supply Store
GENERAL NEWS.
G. W. Shipley of Paaadenu. Cul..
J I wlin owns one of the largest Shetland
pony breeding furnis In the world, lo-
I eated at Santa Rarbara, Cul., is in the
, I city buying Umatilla Indians pony
I
i them with his Shetland stallions.
This Is an experiment that will be
watched with much Interest by horse
I men, mid Mr. Shipley Is himself very
I deeply interested in the outcome. He
is buying the very smallest mures he
can find, from one to two and three
years of age, and expei'ts to get a
pony of moderate slie. of docile na
ture and especially adapted to his
I Shetland livery ami also for his ex
tensive sales in Sau Francisco, Fasa
denadena, Los Angeles and other
fashionable California cities, where
the small pony for riding and driv
ing purposes is the fad.
Mr. Shipley owns several of the
best known Shetland stallions in the
United States, and will make a spe
cialty ot breeding for odd-colored and
Antone Stadler. a well known and
well-to-do cltlxen of Kalispell, Mont.,
hung himself. It Is supposed he was attractive ponies, that will be in lie
demented. ., f ft 1 maml in California cities.
The grain buying firms have col-1 For the past 13 years Mr. Shipley
lected observations made and report- j has conducted a livery In Pasadena,
ed by their agents to the effect that , the most fashionable city In the Unlt-
the present winter is the dryest In 20 ! ed States. In his livery ne nus nan-
years throughout the Pulnuse and ltlg i died Angora goats. Newfoundland j
Rend districts. (dogs, burros. Jeanuettes. Shetland.!
The loss of stock In Montana by Welsh and Exn.ore ponies and has ,
the excessive cold weather has been catered espcuiuiij m ...
even less than during an average who spend the winter season In that
winter, because an unusually heavy ' beautiful city.
forage crop was raised nil over the His livery outfit contained baby
state last year. , bugsies. to which were hitched dogs.
.... , - , emits anil ponies, ttiiitiit uiinii i
AccnrHinir to the annual renort of ROHlB ,IM 1 . . '
-r I , . . . l.na wl fill nlnSMeK OI .
men nil win ...... ....
Auditor Newcomb, Just issued, the
tleuths of Yakima county exceeded
the births by 65. The totul number
of deaths for 1904 was 184 and the j
number of births was 119.
The legislative committee appoint-
ed to look after the Soldiers' Home
at Roseburg. recommends an appro-'
priatlon of 133,200 for the support !
nf the home for the next two years, !
which Is JSOiiu over that of two years
ago.
vehicles for women and children. i
One uni'iue animal owned by Mr. ,
Shipley was a Shetland mule, or a j
cross between a Jack and a Shetland
mure, one of the most attractive little i
animals ever known, hut too high j
strung and vicious for children to i
handle and therefore unfit for his !
business, except as an oddity.
Mr. Shipley exjiects to secure fine
results from the cross of the I'mu-1
tllla ponies and his rihetlauds. and will
Charles Sumner, a manager for the n. 8(,vprai carloads from this city
Independent Telephone company, of- the fjrat shipment to lie sent out next
lers to spend ii.uuu.uuu on a : MhiiiIrj' monilng.
'phone system in Spokane, put in
first-class service, and give the city '
the first option on Its purchase at
the end of 10 years.
Replying to inquiries made by
The ponies will be tamed as soon
as they arrive at the ranch at Suntu '
Ilurbaru. and until old enough for !
breeding purposes will be used in the ,
llverv business. He will also buy j
Senator Foster, Director Wolcott, of ; homes, as well us mares, expecting,
the geological survey, stutes that if to use them as saddle ponies, and as
it is possible to award contracts for tandems, for the fashionable rigs and -the
Palouse Irrigation project early 1 turnouts used in his business. !
this year, water may be delivered to j He finds the Umatilla ponies espe- j
some of the lands in 1907. and to all dally docile and easily broken and j
of the lands In 190S. j believes that he will be able to pro- .
duce an excellent grade of small ;
NORTHWEST NEWS. (lony of disposition, and weigh- j
i ing from 4H0 to 6u0 pounds. It Is his
Joseph H. Mauley, former chair- j ,mibltinn to produce something out
man of the executive committee of ,,f Ine ordinary in the horse line, and I
.the national republican committee, ),,. ,vm make various experiments in j
it dead at his home at Augusta, Me.. t;le ncxt few years, on his extensive j
Mi apoplexy. farm. !
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel St. George.
It. R Richardson. Helix.
H. A. Richardson. Adams.
Fred Olsen, San Francisco.
W. A. Olsen, Oakland.
Roy Cassady. Ellensburg.
Miss Nina McDonald, Yuynllup.
Robert Forster, city.
I). L. Freeman. Chicago. .
J. H. Barnes, Chicago.
J. A. Allison. Portland.
F. J. Gardner. Portland.
George E. Rurlsool, New York.
M. C. Dennett. Chicago.
A. P. Horton. Wallace.
C. J. Mordoff. Minneapolis.
Will M. Peterson. Athena.
Samuel Peterson, Milton.
J. F. Oliver and wife, Echo.
Rert King. St. Paul.
W. E. R. Nollnson and wife.
J. ii. Dlalne. Seattle.
Roy O. Charter. Portland.
William C. Bailey, Sun Francisco.
notrl Dicker.
George W. Shlply. Pasadena.
M. E. Edmond, Uklah.
H. B. Conners. St. Louis.
E. F. Martin and wife. Colt Springs.
O. E. Harper, La Grande.
V. L. Jones. Elgin.
J. Carr. city.
Blanch Campbell. Condon.
Macey Ches, Adams.
Grace Cummins, Weston.
George D. Goodhue, Portlnnd.
C. D. Rlnker. Spokane.
F. A. Miller, Spokane.
W. J. Moore. Spokane.
E. Costello. Rtarbuck.
Charles Gerking. Athena.
F. O. Lucas, Athena.
B. F. Colley, Portland.
Miss Colley. Portland.
J. W. Pennoyer, Adams.
A. C. Ruby. Eugene.
J. Proebstal, Portland.
The Pendleton.
Joseph II. Rlock. Buffalo.
A. W. Dow, San Francisco,
ltozlllu Mcklniie, Whitney.
J. Lelpmnn, Chicago.
T. o. Hllbonon, Chicago.
O. E. Hoper. La Grande.
E. H. Clarke, city.
W. M. Slusher. city.
' A. J. Overholsen. San Francisco.
P. C. Oebhiirdt. Sun Francisco.
Cliff Bellinger, city.
('.. H. Richardson.
A. Slnshelmer.
A. W. Macklnzte.
F. E. Ramsey.
C. F. Goodaril. San Francisco.
Charles Ringler. Portland.
George T. Williams. Portland.
Frank A. Johnson. Louisville.
Hen C. Holt. Walla Walla.
J. M. Russell. Portland.
H. W. Fellows. Spokane.
H. T. Irvln. Spokane.
George 11. Sutherland, Walln Walla
F. U. Mendenhall. Spokane.
O. H. Atkinson. Moscow.
William Maher. Portland.
('. M. Smith. Portland.
I. Rtithburn, Portland.
C. C. Simpson. Portland.
W. R. McRoberts. Spokane.
L. E. Ross. New York.
Justus Wade, Walla Walla.
Chester Morgan. Iowa.
M. J. Roche. Portland.
Joseph McFlroy. Portland.
J. H. O'Nell, Portland.
One More Week!
Sale Closes Saturday Night
With a list of SPECIAL SATURDAY NIGHT SNAPS.
aoo
30c
8c
Men s 3c and 35c suspenders, Saturday Night Price
Men's 33e foiir-ln-hand tics, Saturday Night Price
.... Mm iul eoe shirt. Kntunluy Night Price
Men's sock of every kind. 5 pairs for price of four pairs,
indies' skirls al regular price and a waist patient of wool goods,
. or silk, FREE with cneh skirt.
BOc worlli of any ribbon In the liouse for ago
.V plaid Windsor ties, Saturday Night Price $0c
M yards 10c, 13o and -15c embroidery, Saturday nght prloe c yd
00 imln. ladles' kid gloves, $1.00 kind, Saturday night price 7 Be
We niake the above prima for only two hours, from 7 p. m.
to p. m., Saturday night. Don't fall to call after supper Sat
urtlay night and get some of tlie big snaps.
....THE FAIK
AGENTS FOR M'CALL'S PATTERNS.
Hotel St. (D
uRGE DAHVEAC, pJ
I
Ii Sprayers Sprayers j
1 HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
SHIPMENTS OF SPRAYERS AND SPRAY
PIIMPS. CALL IN AND SEE THE AUTO
MATIC SPRAYER; IT WORKS LIKE A FIRE
EXTINGUISHER.
HEDGE SHEARS, TREE TRIMMERS,
ETC., ETC.
T. C. TAYLOR
"THE HARDWARE MAN." HI MAIN STREET.
European dIul k .
class. Aocommodatinn. ....
modern conveniences, mil
,hmahA,. r. '"J
UHIt.,uuk. rvoume en ml
new pi to!
"i- ueors u nrn...l
of ths most modern ana nol
of Oregon. Telephone am I
uuiiunuiiuns to oniee In u
Rooms Mc to ijo
CORNER MAIN AND wrf
DiocK ana Hall From
HOTEL
PEMDLET
WAITK. & I10I.LOXS, Pwi
The Best Hotel In Pel
and n gisid u in;
NEW STRING Of THEATERS.
I BYERS' BEST FLOUR
Is made 'from the choicest wheat tliat grows. Good hread Is
1 assured when livers' Rest I-lour Is used. . Ilran, shorts, steam rolled
T barley always on hand.
! PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. 8. BYERS, Proprietor. J
iIjBjiUillte;
Tlit Hotel Pendleton bu
refitted and rofurnlsheil It:
'Phone und fire alarm tea
with all rooms. Baths In
Ingle rooms.
The Cigar of Real Merit
London has the largest proportion
.of Insane of any English city, the
number being 361 to every 100. OOD.
NutthiKham is a close second, with
M2 to the 100,000.
The record for the price of a seat
oil !he New York Stock
sri'F.RR FARMING PROSPECTS.
Western Oretniu U In the
Condition.
A business plan who has Just re-
Exchnnire I turned from a trip throush estern
was broken recently, when H. E. I Oregon, as far south as Ashland, says
Montgomery paid JSO.OuO for u seat ! the outlook for a splendid crop year
that was bought In 1869 for 4D0.
The Y. M. C. A. will have quarters
on the Isthmus of Panama at An
conl. Colon, Culebra, and Empera
dor. and will conduct Its work in
English, Hpanish, French and Ger
man, i, - a.
It is announced from Charleroi,
Relgium, that 22,957 miners out of a
total of 39,442 employed in the col
lieries In that district are now on a
strike and that the number is con
stantly Increasing.
was never as good as It Is now. Tills
prospect extends to grain, of which
there Is an unusually large acreage
sown to fruits, hops, und all the pro
ducts of the soil. It extends to live
stock. In which field of agricultural
wealth there has been greut advance
ment in the past few years, in the
i matter nf both number and iiuallty.
Out in Southern Oregon the season
Is even further advanced, proportion
ately, than in the Willamette valley,
and the fruit men are a little nervous
I..-, ih. awallln th hll rlu mflV Come
In court at To'". '"linto blossom so early as to be in dan
Johnson pleaded guilty to the charges , ger of he fnj)it gr the coW ralng aur.
mat ne muraerea nis wne, uimiBii;
B. Johnson, and her niece, Annie Ben
jamin. 10 years old, September lost,
and afterward burned the bodies.
Ih-lHK'o. Driven Out ln the Cold hy
the Trust. May Retaliate.
A striiiK of theaters from Los An
geles to Seattle and which may In-1
dude Pendleton and Walla Walla, is j J
the plan of Ijavlil llelasco. u leading:
theatrical man of fan Francisco. vho
Ink of has announced his determination to I ,
! flKht the so-called theatrical trust
through the Sherman anti-trust law. X
llelasco is the manager of Hlnncne
iiH has been compelled to ,
flcht the trust In order to get his at
tractions before the public properly I
n,i in several Instances hus been j
com nellert to Hhoiv 111 Inferior play
houses.
This has had the effect of rousing
the fighting spirit of Helasco und he,
has Interested enough cupllal to make
It possible to fight the trust. Relus
co's scheme Is to establish independ
ent play houses In every city of prom
inence on the coast. If this scheme
works out. agents will soon be In
Pendleton and Walla Walla to nego
tiate for a theater building.
it
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Al Linderman, at Reno, N'ev., three
times confessed during the past year
to the murder of Jack Welch, near
Winnemucca yet two Juries before
whom he has been tried, have dis
agreed, and It is probable that he
will be discharged.
Maxim Gorky's wife has been per
mitted to visit him In the fortress of
Mt. Peter and 8L Paul, at 8t. Peters
burg. Gorky is suffering from a
slight Indisposition, due to imprison
ment. He Is receiving every atten
tion, a high officer being specially
detailed to look after him.
10 acres on Umatilla, river; 100
acres on flat, subject to Irrigation,
tiood soli; would make fine alfalfa
ranch. Fair Improvements; farm im
plements and 50 cords of wood go
Mitto the place; four miles from Pen
dleton.. $4,500.
E. T. WADE SON. I
Offics B. O. Building.
Inn the period of pollenlzlng. Rut
there Is so little snow In the moun
tains to chili the winds, that even
this fear Is probably greater in the
anticipation than It will be In the
realization. Anyway, there is no use
to cross the bridge of danger until
the bridge is at hand and the
chances are several to one that there
will be no such bridge at ull to cross.
If all the promises of good things for
the farmers are realized, and with
fair prices for the products of the soil
this will be a year of prosperity to
look back upon with satisfaction.
Salem Statesman.
Dakota to Sail Next Month.
New York. Feb. 9. Announcement
Is made that the Dakota, sister ship
of the monster Minnesota, now on Its
initial trip across the Pacific, will be
ready to go into commission early
next month. After leaving the East
ern Shipbuilding company's yards the
Dakota will visit New York, and pro
ceed thence to Norfolk to coal. A
visit to Philadelphia will probably be
made also before the vessel starts
on the long trip around the Horn to
Seattle. According to this plan, the
Dakota will be ready to sail on her
maiden voyage to the Orient July 1.
Grave Trouble Foreseen.
It needs but little foresight to tell,
that when your stomach and liver are
badly affected, grave trouble is ahead
unless you take the proper medicine
for your disease, as Mrs. John A.
Young, of Clay. N. Y., did. She says.
"I had neuralgia, of the liver and
stomach, my heart was weakened and
I could not eat I was very bad for a
lonr time, but In Electric Bitters I
found Just what I needed, for they
nnieiriv relieved and cured me." Rest
medicine for weak women. Bold un
der guarantee by Tallman Co.
druggists, at EOc a bottle.
Concussion of tlie Drain.
Ren Craddock met with a severe
accident at the Hanley ranch this
morning. A horse fell with him and
Craddock fell In such a manner as to
strike his head, causing concussion of
the brain. The young man was
brought to the county hospital and
was still unconscious when we went
to press. Burns Times-Herald.
The belief Is gaining ground that
should Russia meet with reverses
during the spring campaign, or even
fall to train decided victories, that the
war will be called off, by sheer weight
of public prejudice against It In all
Russian circles except the purely mil
Itary.
Children Are
Not Always
Good
IN THAT THEY DIFFER
FROM PILSNER HEKK
MADE BY THE CITY
BREWERY. IT IS ALWAYS
GOOD AND ALWAYS THE
SAME.
.PILSNER.
IS TRUE AND STEADFAST AND OFFERS THE BEST OF BEV
ERAGES FOR HEALTH, WHILE FOR FLAVOR AND TASTE
IT CANNOT BE SURPASSED. PILSNER IS MADE BY
THE CITY BREWERY
SCHULTZ A STRICKER, PROPRIETORS.
Headquarters for Tnmw
Commodious SuraatM
Rates $2 00 i
Special rates by week 1
Excellent Cuisine. I
Prompt Dlnlns Rj
luir and lllllluril Room b 01
Only Three Uloeks Fros
THE
Hotel Bid
(Formerly Golden Rl
COURT STREET-
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THE STATE HOTEL
RUDOLPH MARTIN, Prop.
Corner Web b and Cottonwood Streets.
Everything new. Every tiling flint-class. Every tiling up-to-f
i
date. Large, oosy, well-furnished rooms. AU outside rooms and
properly ventilated. A good quiet place for people who work at
night and sleep in tlie day-time.
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