East Oregonian : E.O., February 23, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

DAILY EAST ORBOOKIAN, PBCSLSTON, ORBOON. TIH'HSDAV. -FEBRUARY , IBOo.
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A New Recipe for
Making Coffee
Pour cold water on "Mother'B
Pride." or any other good cof
fee and soak it three or four
hours In the cold water; then
put on the fire, and Just let It
come to a boll.
It is claimed that one-half an
egg makes It clearer, and that
It takes less coffee by this meth
od than any other. Try it and
see what a good cup of coffee
It makes. . . .-
Do You Know
That we are offering white
china cups and saucers at 11.15
per set?
Pie plates, per set 90c
Breakfast plates, per set . .toe
Platters, gray boats and all
other dishes at the price of
semi-porcelain. If you don't
know this come to our store
and let us Bhow you the goods
at a price we can never make
you ugaln, as the ware cannot
be purchased at the price attain.
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SPECIAL EXHIBIT
SHOULD BE BACKED BY
SUITABLE LITERATURE.
This Plan Is Advocated by Henry
Bucey, Who Has Witnessed Its
Great Effectiveness in Other Places
Can Be Used to Divert the At
tention of Easterners to Umatilla
County Daring tlie Coming Season.
Henry Bucey of Tacoma, who Is
well known to all the older residents
of Pendleton, is in the city for a few
days visiting acquaintances. Mr. Bu
cey practiced law here for a number
of years in early days, and was a
sealous worker for the city while
here. Before coming here to practice
he and W. J. Furnish were room
mates in Portland, where the former
was then reading law and the latter
attending business college.
In Mr. Bucey's opinion there is no
section of the country in which pros
perity is now so evident and money
so plentiful as in the eastern parts
of Oregon and Washington. He is
also of the belief that Eastern Ore
gon will receive quite an increase in
population from the homeseekers that
will pour Into the Northwest during
the coming summer. In speaking of
this and of Pendleton's duty in the
matter, he said;
"I do not believe in booms, and do
not think they generally result in
solid good to a community. It is the
sure and steady growth that develops
a country. However, there will
doubtless be many well-to-do people
out from the East this yeur seeking
locations as farmers and also In
other lines, and to these people Uma
tilla county should be properly explained."
A good exhibit of the county placed
at the depot or In some other place,
together with a suitable booklet giv
ing information of the county, would
be of valuable service in Mr. Bucey's
Judgment. In favor of this he told
jif the benefit that has come to Ta
coma through the manufacturers' ex
hibit that is maintained there.
"Tacoma." he Mid, "is a city of
electrical manufacturing, By means
of an abundant electric', supply it is
possible to conduct an Immense man-..airactu-.ng
business there without
either smoke or steam. To properly
answer inquiries concerning the vari
ous Industries, an exhibit is main
tained and a man employed to give
his entire time to the work of ex
plaining it and handling the corres
pondence. A booklet has also been
Issued, and when inquiries are receiv
ed a copy Is sent to the interested
party, and he is thus supplied with
abundant information of the city and
Its Industries."
PRACTICE GAME LAST NIGHT.
High School Hovh Defeat a Picked-
Up Nine.
Yesterday afternoon a short base
boll practice game was played be
tween the high school nine and one
composed of town players. It was
the intention to have the Wonders
lined up against the high school boys,
but as only four of the nine put in
their appearance, the Idea was given
up and a team made up from those
on the ground. After several innings
the game was called off with the
high school boys in the lead, the
score being 8 to 2. '
The teams lined up as follows:
High school Bollerman, pitcher;
Penland, catcher; Hoover, first base;
Means, second base; Leonard, third
base: Sklles, right field; Dickson,
center field; Storle, left field, and
Strand, shortstop.
City team Kruker, pitcher; A.
Bryson. catcher; G. Bryson, first
base; Baum, second base; Nelson,
third base; Drake, shortstop; Baker,
right field; Corby, center field, and
Alexander left field.
APPEALTO FARMERS
EXHIBIT COMMITTEE
URGES -CO-OPERATION.
Commercial Association Needs tlie
Assistance of UnuiUlla Count)
Farmers, Frultmen, Stockmen and
Manufacturers In Collecting te
Exhibit Ihoducts Will Be Prop
erly Labelled, Giving Name and
1 .oration of tlie Grower Space Al
lotted to Umatilla County la High
ly favorable for Close Inspection.
The following clrculur letter has
been Issued by the Commercial as
sociation committee having charge
the collection of the exhibit from
Umatilla county at the Lewis and
Clark fair. It has been sent to every
newspaper in the county and copies
will also be sent to the farmers in
different localities urging united ac
tion In securing a fuvorable agricul
tural and horticultural exhllbt:
Pendleton, Or., Feb. 23, '05.
Mr.
Dear Sir: The county court of
Umatilla county has appropriated the
sum of J5U0 as an initial fund for the
collection of an exhibit of the resour
ces of Umatilla county at the Lewis
and Clark fair, and the Commercial
association of Pendleton has appoint
ed a committee to have charge of this
exhibit.
Without the personul aid of the
citizens of Umatilla county, this work
must be handicapped, and therefore
every citizen interested in having a
first-class agricultural, horticultural,
manufacturers' and industrial ex
hibit at the fair is cordially invited
to co-operate with this committee in
collecting the exhibit.
Umatilla county has been ex-
monthly report to the Washington di
vision of the department of agricul
ture, says the "Walla Walla States
man. In addition to reporting the
condition of winter wheat Mr. Evans
has been Instructed to secure the
ucreaife of spring wheat and the total
amount of the county's last year crop
remaining on hand.
In order to secure the amount of
wheat remaining In the hands of
farmers and exporters it will be nec
essary 'or him to visit the several
warehouses throughout the county
und interview the large holders.
It will take some little time to as
certain . tile probable damage to fall-
sown wheat by the recent cold
weiither," Mr. Evans said this morn
ing. "It Is bound to be large In some
localities where the snow was swept
off the ground by the high winds. I
expect to be able to ascertain pretty
accurately the amount of damage al
though It will be some little time yet."
PAYING SO CENTS ON DOLLAR.
Scttlrmeitt With Schmidt Creditors
Is In Progress.
Today the roll giving the amounts
which the creditors of F. W. Schmidt,
bankrupt, are to receive, was placed
in the bands of Referee Fits Gerald,
who Is now paying off the claims on
the basis of 30 per cent, as ordered.
So far about 13000 of the total
amount has been paid, and checks for
the remaining claims will be Issued
on application to those entitled to re
ceive them.
Sellouts Are Being Fumigated.
All the rooms of the public schools,
Pendleton and St. Joseph's academies,
are being thoroughly fumigated to
day. It is thought the crisis in the
epidemic of scurlet fever has now
passed, and the fumigation Is simply
a precautionary measure. All the
cases In the city are very mild and
are strlctlv quarantined. Every ef
fort will be made by all the Bchools
to prevent the return to school on
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CLERKS MEET TONIGHT.
Initiation and Sieciul BuslnewH of Im
portance to Couie Before the
Union. .,.
A special meeting of the Clerks'
union will be held In their new hall
in the Despaln building tonight.
There will be Initiations and other
special business to come before the
meeting and a full attendance is ex
pected. The Clerks' union Is non
one of the largest In the city and is
adding new members constantly. The
meeting will begin at 7 o'clock and
all members are urged to be present.
I Break Up
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Now
With our
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Nuvujo Indian Curios.
Major Lee Moorhouse this moinlng
received a large consignment of
Navajo Indian 'curios, consisting of
rugs, center pieces, blankets, war
bonnet, ornaments, pottery and riding
whips, all exhibiting the wonderful
skill of those Indians In the manu
facture of their different wares. This
collection will be a valuable addi
tion to the' already large collection
i( curios now owned by Major Moor-
house,
Will Teach in Grant County.
Miss Mabel Reynolds, a student of
the high school, has received a cer
tificate to teach from the superin
tendent of Grant county. Miss Rey
nolds took the recent examination
with the teachers here In order to
avoid making the long trip to Canyon
City, and her papers were sent there
for correction. Consequently, her
did not appear among those
who passed the examination here.
Miss Reynolds received a grade of
X4 4-6, which is a gnod second-grade
rank.
Ditch Work Progressing.
Al C. Crawford, of the Cold Springs
Irlgation Ditch company, was In town
yesterday and reports the work on the
company's new ditch to be progress
ing favorably. The water for the
Cold Springs ditch is taken from the
Hlnkle ditch near Echo, and farther
down the river is flumed across the
river to the north side, and will water
land In the West Cold Springs section.
Monday morning, of any pupil that
tremely fortunate in securing her first nug ueen exposed in the lenst to the
choice of space, located In front of disease, and parents are Invited to co
the main southern entrance to theoperate w(tn tne authorities In this
agricultural building, where tne ex-:
hibit will be seen by every one enter
ing the building from that side. The
space allotted to the county consists
of 700 square feet, in a conspicuous
portion of the pavilion, which will
enable visitors to give the exhibit a
careful inspection.
It Is the earnest deBire of your
committee to fill this space with
choice exhibits, tastily arranged, and
to this end. S. H. Forshaw. an expert
superintendent of exhibits has been I lmnle
employed and will visit every portion
of the county for the purpose of col
lecting the exhibits. The farmers,
fruit men, stockmen and manufactur
ers of Umatilla county are Invited tg
co-operate with Mr. Forshaw, in of
fering every product that would be
suitable for display. It is a matter
of local pride that this exhibit excel
In every feature, and the co-operation
of the citizens must be secured,
if it is to be a success.
Anyone having products that are
suitable for the exhibit are Invited
to communicate with Mr. Forshaw at
Pendleton, who will visit them in
future. Each specimen will be prop
erly labelled, giving the name and lo
cation of the grower, the name of the
exhibit, the amount per acre, the
character of the soil, amount of irri
gation. If any, and other details that
may be interesting to homeseekers
and investors.
Each Individual farmer is especial
ly Invited to take up this matter anil
assist In securing the very best ex
hibit that could be collected In the
county.
Fruits, grains, grasses, vegetables.
wool, manufactured articles, and all
the products of the county are wanted
by the committee, and as the time
is now near at hand, when It must be
in place, no delay should Interfere
with the collection. The press of the
county Is cordially Invited to assist In
keeping this matter before the pub
lic. Cordially,
W. D, HANSFORD.
C. E. ROOSEVELT.
BERT HUFFMAN,
Committee.
Kxiiminiiliiin Was Easy.
M. A. Ferguson, Justice of the
peace, of Adams precinct und editor
of the Adams Advance, who recently
took the civil service examination for
timekeeper in the Panama canal ser
vice, says the examination was very
eaay. It consisted of a test in the
rudiments of arithmetic, writing, com
position, spelling and grammar.
HATS
SPRING LUM
COMPLlTl
BUY NOW
EVERY LINE IN
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Knox, Stetson, Gordon
AND ALL THE FACTORY LINKS
OVER Z000 BATS
IN STOCK, ALL
STAPLE AND THE LATEST STYLE
BLOCK. NOT A BUM ONE IJJ TBS
BUNCH. EVERY SIZE, COLOR,
SHAPE AND PRICE.
TO MORE PARTICULARLY BRING
TO YOUR BOND OUR MANY AT
TRACTIVE HAT FEATURES, WE
WILL OFFER AT
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ALL HATS AS SHOWN IN
CORNER WINDOW; VALUE
FROM $2.50 TO $4.08, AND
NO JOKE.
ROOSEVELT'S
Boston Store
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Sure Cold Cure
Capsules
THEY SELDOM FAIL. THEY
NEURALGIA. BUY A BOX
I AND BE CONVINCED. THEY
' COST ONLY 25c PER BOX.
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LEADING DRUGGISTS.
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New Heating Plant.
The work of installing a hot air
heating plant in the Mumm residence
on Lewis street, was completed to
day. The plant was placed by the
Goodman-Thompson company.
DISCRIMINATING LADIES.
Bajer Using HenMeMe aa Aeeaaat at
Its Dlstlaettveaeaa.
The ladles who hav used Newbro's
Herpicide speak of It m the highest
terms, for Its quick effect In cleansing
th scalp of dandruff and also for Its ex
sellence aa a general hair-dressing. It
makes the scalp feel fresh and It allays
that Itchinr which dandruff will cause.
Newbro's Herplclos effectively cures
dandruff, aa It destroys ths germ that
sauses It. The aanw germ causes hair to
tall out, and later baldness; In killing It.
Herpicide stops falling hair and prevents
baldness. It Is also an Meal hair dress
ing." for It lands aa aristocratic charm to
tba hair that at quits distinctive. Bold
by leading drsgftsta, Send Mc In stamps
for aample to The Herpicide Co. De
troit. Mich.
A. C. Koeppen A Bros., special aetata.
I BANK ACCOUNT
THE WAY MONEY GROWS
wnen put out at mieresi tm aa- v
tonishina? when you come to
think of it You see. ws par 4
per cent per annum on all sav
ings deposited with us, and then
pay Interest on that Inter'St
and the principal "compound
Interest," It's called. Bring as
little as $1.00 hers and start a
fund which you will bs glad to
increase as the months move
on gladder five rears from the
day yoa made the first deposit.
National Bank of
PEHCIIERON TO LEXINGTON.
Three Indian Drunks.
Last night three Indians were ar
rested by the police officers for be
ing drunk on the street. This morn
ing, on being arraigned in the police
court they gave their names us Pete.
Charley and Julius, respectively, and
were each given three days In Jail or
the privilege of paying a fine of S3
each.
To Mexico Tomorrow.
Tomorrow Fred Laing will leave
for an extended trip to Mexico. From
here he will go to El Paso, Texas,
where he will tuke the Mexican Cen
tral, for the City of Mexico, After a
short stay in the capital he will cover
other places In that country, finishing
hi journey at Jalisco.
Morrow County Horsemen Buy a Fine
Animal From A. C. ltuhy.
An association of Morrow county
horsemen has just been formed con
slating of F. M. Parker, William H.
Padberg, Andrew Runey and Shelby
Lee, all of Lexington. The -purpose
of the association is to purchase
Percheron stallion from A. C. Ruby,
of this city and to make a business
of raising a better grade of horses
than Is now found in Morrow coun
ty.
This morning the association pur
chased a black Percheron weighing
1900 pounds, and costing 12800. The
horse waa shipped to Lexington to
day in charge of Mr. Parker,' one of
the members of the association, and
will be kept at Lexington this sea
son.
The members of this association
are all small stockmen, and will cross-1
a grade of Clydesdale and Norman
mares with the Percheron, In hopes of
securing a first grade, all-purpose
horse. Within the past few years the
grade of range horses has run down In
Morrow aa In all other Eastern Ore
gon counties, and It Is for the purpose
of bringing up the class and growing
a more marketable horse, that this
association Is formed.
The Percheron purchased by these
gentlemen was one of the finest
specimens of horseflesh ever brought
to Pendleton. He Is black as coal,
beautifully proportioned and smooth
limbed and the people of Morrow
county are to be congratulated on
being able to secure such an animal
for breeding purposes.
Death of .Mrs. Itoynton.
At 3 o'clock this morning Mrs.
Grace Boynton, wife of Frank Boyn-
ton, died at their home on Haxel
street, of typhoid 'fever, after" an Ill
ness of several weeks. Funeral ar
rangements have not yet been per
fected, but the services" will be prob
ably held on Saturday.
The Snap -Seasi
IS OUR SHIRT SALE
EACH
FOR A LINE OF UP-TO-DATE SIURTS, STIFF AND SOO
BOSOM, REGULAR ONE DOLLAR VALUE.
BAER & DALEY
ONE PRICES FURNISHERS AND HATTERS.
Trustee Appointed,
f. P. Davis has been appointed by
Referee Fits Gerald as trustee for the
creditors of H. T. Wilkinson, bank
rupt .
WHEAT BADLY DAMAGED.
Milton Evans, of Walla' Walla, WUI
Report on the Damage.
Milton Evans, special crop exam
iner for Walla Walla county, -la en
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and grind Golden '
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fresh each morning.
Areaaa-tifht Has. Have fca baft.
J. A. Foltfor & Co.
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Um diiend nwi brine.
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my s cold ia the bud
mkkly.
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13 YOUR BARN OOMFORTABlI
Iayour livest rk wtrmly hotH
weather th. wlntert PrbP "
new boarding here, shlngHnf
Whatever your lambs uir.oj
have them met to this J-
It of our building material
,,r our orlces a 1
f th ladder down.
PencDetonPlaninS
Jlobert, FortWT,
Delayedinflo
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we are qeiayea m bu.m. to supply J"""
con. where we will be better prepared to supw J
groceries. . ipeTl sees 7
Come and see ns at oar piusui i
ed on oor movtng. i
D.KEIiLERaSONl
TIm Grocer
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