East Oregonian : E.O., February 14, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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DAILY EAST OmBOOinAS, raSBUBON, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1MI.
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(FOBS AT HALF PRICE.
L STANDARD PATTERNS
LADIES' SKIRTS.
Serge, BroadciMk and Voile.
trOJLot 1 Values, 9400 and 94. M)
for $8.75
Lot S Value $JO0, for $4.00
Lot 3 Value 06.00, for ... . M.&0
Lot 4 Value 7.00, for .... $4 75
Agents far -Samson's GUARAN
TEED SILK SKIRTS.
LADIES' JACKETS.
Blacks, Browns, Tans.
$8.00 vatecs $4.50
$17.5 vatnes $10.00
$12.00 taee $8.00
$11.00 Wklues $ft.O0
$14.00 nines $8.50
01O.OO lvalues $10.00
. Agent for R. G. CORSETS.
Spring Dress Goods and
WASH FABRICS
THE NEW FABRICS ARE COMING BY EVERY TRAIN. THERE
ARE NOW ENOUGH N IHAND TO HAKE A GOOD SHOWING, ALL
THE NEW SHADES TMOTATKI) BY FASHION'S WHIMS.
ALEXANDER DEPARTMENT STORE
PENDLETON'S BEST AND FOREMOST STORE.
ASSESS FULL 'VALUE
PLAN FAVORED BY STATE
MEETING OF ASSESSORS.
Also Favored AboU-nlng the Poll Tax,
Taxation of Franciitam, Abolition of
Census Taking by Assessors, t
Establishment of a Tax Oommlwalon
and RcoompUaUon of Revenue
Laws of the State.
SKY SHOCKED
HAND, WRIST AND FACE
ELECTRICALLY BVRNKD.
County Assessor Strain la In re
celpt of a letter from B. D. Slgler,
assessor of Multnomah county. In
closing a copy, of the recommends'
tions made by the recent convention
of assessors held In Portland. Among
other things It says;
My impression Is that a "tax com
mission" bill will pass, and we can
take up a majority of the questions
with the members of that body,
Probably the most Important question
which was discussed was: "Shall ws
obey the lsws as regards valuations?'
In other words, shall we stay In
the same eld groove and continue to
attest property at any old per oent of
Its value, varying as it does In the
different counties from 10 to 60 per
ctnt of its real value. A large part
of these present were in favor of aa
serslng property for what It Is worth,
and fully four-fifths of them an
nounccd their Intentions of doing so,
regardless of what tke others do.
The following are the recommen
datlsns made at the recent conven
tioa t assessors, and they have been
sent the legislature:
1. Abolish the poll tax law or add
the amount to the road tax, making
said tax 14 Instead of IS, as at pres
Accident Occurred at the Sub-Station
While Holding a Receiver so His
EarA Tranamlsrion Wire Carry'
In Heavy Voltage Had Fallen
Across a Telephone Wire No Dis
turbance at the Oppoidte End of the
Line.
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MOST SATISFACTORY
. want to do yonr plumbing on line, merits of our work. Our force of worlunes. are 11 experience
kt plumbers, , you take no .etonces. We are equipped with most modern device, for dote
U pads work and our shop Is fitted to do the beat work in short time.
Phunbmg is not an experiment with us, it Is a practloal bu-. omduced on bnsmeo imncipais.
When yon havs plumbing to be stone, we would Uke to figure with you, and If high grade work,
Mortal and right price counts, wrAve got your Job.
iV.. J. Clarke Co.
til -COURT STREET.
Hardvare, Plumbing,
Stoves
ACXNTS FOR
RED -IAGKET PUMPS
t. Pass a law enabling assessors
to place a tax on franchises and other
intangible property.
I. Require sheriffs to notify all
persons at time of paying taxes on
a piece of property, the amount of
delinquent taxes, if any, against tuch
property, including penalties to date,
and to apply the first moneys received
upon such delinquent taxes, If any,
and accrued penalties.
4. Any property wilfully concealed,
removed, transferred or misrepre
sented by the owner, or his agents, to
avoid taxation, upon discovery shall
be assessed at not exceeding 10 times
Its value and .the assessment so made
must not be reduced by the board of
equalization.
5. That the assessor be relieved
from taking the census and that it he
made the duty of the labor commis
sioner to take the same, or that the
aensua law be repealed.
4. That a tax commission be ap
pointed to reviBe the present and rec
ommend new taxation laws.
7. That all laws having reference
to the revenues of the state, be com
piled and printed In book form, same
to be distributed to the various orri
cers whose duties are in any manner
connected with administering the
same.
Another accident occurred to on
of the Northwest Oaa A Electric com
pany's men yesterday, and while the
Injury was not serious, the cause of
the trouble was of such a nature as
may cause uneasiness lest the com
pany's live wires cause Injury to
parties not In their employ.
The accident occurred at the sub
station, and the man Injured was Dan
Shockey. He was at the telephone
In the sub-station talking to O. O.
Lockwood, division equipment fort'
man of the telephone company. Sud
denly he received an electric shock,
and was knocked to the floor. He
was burned about the left ear, on the
fingers of the left hand and across
the left wrist where the' wire from the
receiver rested. While the Injuries
sustained were not serious, they were
severs.
At the time of the accident the two
men were talking of some trouble
that was being had with one of the
telephone wires. According to Fore
man Kennedy, of the telephone crew,
the trouble was caused by on of the
company's wires carrying high trans
mission falling across their own tel
ephone wire. This wire was then
charged to such a high potential that
the current Jumped across to the Pa
clflc States company's line. Inflicting
the Injury to Shockey.
Evidently the force of the chargs
was spent before If reached the cen
tral office, for Mr. Lockwood, who
was talking from that place, received
no shock.
Ttouaift Hate Kidaej
Tro.Mo and Reiei Suspect t
Bow Te find Oat,
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four boors ;
a sediment or set
tling indicates an
unhealthy con
dition of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble ; too
frequent desire
to pass it or pain
in the bsck at
also convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder are out of order.
WBSI TV W.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great Sidney remedy,
fulfills every wish in curing rheumstism,
in the bsck, Kidneys, liver, ououcr
Bihousnes
and everv Dsrt of the urinary passage.
It corrects insbility to bold water
end scalding paw in passing . "
effects following use of liquor, win of
beer, sud overcomes tnst unmeassn. o-
cessity of being compeiiea to go oren
during the day, end to get PJBy
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of awirap-nuoi
is soon realiied. it stands me
fcr its wonderful cures ot tne most Dis
tressing cases. If you need a medicine
you should have tne oesi. ooiu uj m -gists
in fiftv-cent and one-dollar else.
You may have a sample bottle and a
book tnst teua sii
about it, both sent f ree t
by mail. Address Dr.
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hamtnn. N. Y. When
writing mention this paper and dont
make any mistake, but remember the
nsme. Dr. Kilmer's Swsmp-Rost, sad
the address, Binghamton, N. V.
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OKLAHOMA CATTLE MEN MEET.
Celebrating Tenth Anniversary of Or
ganization.
Guthrie, Okla., Feb. 14. The Okla
homa Livestock association Is cele
bratlng .the 10th anniversary of its
organization with a convention that
is the largest and most representative
ever held In the territory. Prominent
cattle men from all sections filled the
city hall today when the gathering
was formally qpened by President
George W. Carr.
Addresses were delivered by the of
ficers and several prominent mem
bers reviewing .the work that has been
accomplished by the association dur
ing the dtoade of .its existence ana
outllninc olant for the future. The
I convention will continue for three
days. The business sessions will be
interspersed with numerous features
of entertainment provided by tne citi
zens of Guthrie. .
1 fern vi4 jont valaabl CMetrvto as S4
tbm prtect. Conldn' So without lbm. 1
std Ibam for lone tlma for lndlslon and toll
lend thm to averyon. One tried, loa will
boat For
CAN OV CATHARTIC
Pl.uent P.Ut.bU Potent Tut Oood tlo flood.
Meter Sicken. Weaken or Gripe. IM. BM.He. Meear
Sold In balk. The fennlne tablet Itemped 0Q0.
laarantoed to eare or roar money back.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chlcafo or N.V. Sat
AINUAL SALE, TEIM1LU0I BOXES
Will be benefited If you burn gees,
clean coal. Why not shield yourself
from extravagance and uss our geed
coal. You will find at the and t tits
season that you have saved money by
using It, as It lasts longer, gives mere
general satisfaction and less ashes
than any other kind on ths market.
Henry Kopittke
DUTCH HENRY.
Office Pendleton Ice A Cold Storage
Co., 'Phone 1711.
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.
Unrestricted forest reserve scrip for
sale at lowest market prices. My
scrip secures title to timbered, farm
ing, grazing or desert land, In any
quantity, without residence or Im
provement. Address H. M. Hamilton,
The Portland, Portland, Oregon.
SPECIAL OOTJRSJC FOR FARMERS.
Tarn Days Pvse Tuition at Agricultural
College.
Madison, Wis., Feb. 14. A special
10 days farmers' course In agricul
ture opened auspiciously today undsr
the direction of the University of Wis
consin. An attractive program and a
large itendanoa give . promise ef
gratifying seacess. In conjunction
with the farmers' course thr is be
ing held a tatnsetorpejs' conference
tor the wives and daughters of tar.
men and for otaen taWrsstsd In
household economics.
The work of the esafsreao will In
cluds a dairy lecture and demonstra
tion of food and ajMkteg, and
tures on household msnsgenvsnt,
house furnishing, sanitation and hy
giene, gardening and srtiemllr.
HUNGARIANS AND ROOSEVELT.
East Side Colony WfB Entearaaha tfc
HAD.
l Vm FILL YOUR
BW WITH
Spring Coal
J!"- as the best
J" Htt eoonomloal foes.
JV Prepared to eon
Jrltu yon for your
JjJ supply. Ws dka
f1 or wood to any -
tz Bros:
jtkw mat
HEW BUSINMSB
SHARON & EDDINGS
X numbers, Pawnbrokers, Second-Hand Dealers
.. . iwuina T iiiiilnanai Window Shades, Stoves,
w OrUtew Sirdw CUery, Lsmp SuppU-s
and Seoond-Hand Goods.
WE DO Plumbing. Upholstering, Repair Furniture, Lay Oarpets,
Put up Stoves and Odd Jobs. ,
WE MANUFAOTUIIE Tin, Copper. Galvanised and Sliest Iron
Goods. '
Asents for Puget Sound Awning Co.
Boas Awntngs Specialty.
SHAB.ON & EDDINGS
sarin-HAND GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
641 MAIN STREET.
WORMKRLY COCTJPIED BY SULLIVAN at BOND.
Km, Tark. Fan. 14 Little Run
whlb la thm nasaat tasosllv as
plied to that section of the lower East
Sid in tne Yieuuty ox nousum svest
mwA OAAnrl aeauna. dnnneri Its haaat
bib and tncker today in anticipation
of tne vunt ox i-rasiaent xwuna i aiu
In fulfUmsnt of a promise mads
when be was governor of New York
the president will out in uuw
mra- hall thia enramlnaT as thS STIMSt Of
the Hungarian republican dub. The
AfflMra mil memrjrs OS an
i .mumsmii caiou
Here wwymu
lated to make the occasion notable
one. even in the life of the strsnuous
president Four Bunorso
: . . aw.-. itanr of tn
oe lauu iw wm -- .
dishes, and all fbs wlnss. except the
champagne, are to pe
... . tadabtsd t na will
please call end settle ot -mm. M ws
seed the sooner to Py bills.
aees we srjBMLER 4k BOH.
Handsome Souvenir Free
To stenographers, bookkeepers,
' bank clerks, sending name and
) place of employment to
Agenu wanted. Merrill Type
writer Con Spokane, Wash.
Walters' Flouring Mills
Capacity, ISO barrels o day. '
Flour exchanged for wheat.
Flour, Mill Fsed. Chopped Fssd,
etc, always on hand.
One More Week !
Sale Closes Saturday Night
With Ust of SPECIAL SATURDAY NIGHT SNAPS.
Men's SOo and 1 5c suspeaadera, Saturday Night Price 10c
Men's Mo fonr-ln-hand ties, Saturday Night Pries :.. 0o
Men's 60e and 00c stilrta, Nats relay Night Price Ste
Men's sock of every kind, 0 pairs for prtoe of four pairs.
Ladies' skirts at regular price and o waist patten of wool goods,
a o or silk, FREE with eavcb tmJrt.
BOc worth of any ribbon In the house for toe o
Zoo plaid Windsor ties, Sntawday Night Prion toe
MO yards 10c, lo and lOe embreddery, Satorday right price Oe yd Z
SOO pairs todies' kid gloves, $1.00 kind, Sataraay nigni prtos is
Wo make the above prions for only two hours, frost T p. na.
lolhav, Savtorday nigh. Don't fail lo oall after sarpper BaU-
sjrday night aad get some of the bag
....TDuE FADCu.s...
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FRAZER THEATRE
K. J. TAYLOR. Manosor
TJKDER AUSPICm OF COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION.
. J. FRANK FOUCHE
TUB DRAMATIC ARTIST,
D A MIStJELLANEOrjS PROGRAM OF READINGS FROM
IHAMSPEARH, RILEY, VOajt, TENNYSON, WE8TCOTT AND
OTHERS. SPECIAL FEATURES) WILL BE MORTGAGE SCENE
FROM "DAVID HAKI M," AND ARENA SCENE FROM "QUO
VADI8
PENDLETON'S LEADING MUSICAL TALENT WILL AP
PEAR IN SELECTIONS. FROCKKDS OF ENTERTAINMENT
GO TO HELP EQUIP THE GYMNASIUM.
BUY TICKETS NOW AND BATE THEM RESERVED
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