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PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. Till RSDAV, AUGUST 24, IttOi. EIQHT PAGES. Golden Rule Store ...SHOES... The gathering of the ripened harvest and the maturing of all the products of nature remind us that the season Is fast approaching, when parents must give attention to the buying of school shoes. We anticipated this long time ago, so now have on our shelves, ready fer your Inspection, the very best school Shoes shown In Pendleton for the money. There has recently been an advance In all grades of Shoes, but by buying early we have them to offer you at the same old price, which has ever been lower than the lowest. Note the following prices. These are as represented: Kid lace, single sole, sole leath er counter, the best Shoe ever made for the price. Extra special value. Sizes S to 8 50c Sizes 8 1-: to 11 75c SUes 11 1-J to 3 BSc Kid lace, patent tip, extension sole, sole leather counter, will not rip; we guarantee It to give absolute satisfaction, none like It for the price: Sires 5 to 8 1) So Sires 8 1-2 to 11 $1.18 Fires 11 1-! to 2 $1.35 Cadet calf, extension sole, sole leather counter, four rows of stitches; cannot rip; light and soft; best value. Sizes 6 to 8 98c Sizes 8 1-2 to 11 $1.18 Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 $1.18 Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 $1.35 Kangaroo calf, extension sole, very soft and pliable, zigzag stitch, ?annot rip; big value. Sizes 5 to 8 8 He Sizes 8 1-2 to 11 . . , $1.15 Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 $1.35 Our lines of men's and ladles' Shoes are just as strong and prices just as reasonable as that of the school Shoes. GENERAL NEWS. The Detroit Tribune, after an un interrupted existence of 70 years as a dally paper, has been absorbed by the Detroit News. The Chinese boycott of American products and manufactures never at tained any noticeable proportions out side of a few seacoast cities, its ef fects never being felt in the interior. F. A. Heinze of Montana, has bought, for an unknown price, the NORTHWEST NEWS. Hemp has been grown at Moscow, Idaho, this season measuring 11 feet T Inches In height. North Yakima Is to have a Car negie library. the foundation for whrch will be laid this full. Phlllomath is to have an electric light and power system, run under a SO year franchise, by a corporation. The Numantia has arrived at Port land from Hongkong with 4000 tons San Martin copper mines in the state of matting and silk, of which 3000 of Oaxaca, Mexico. They have been tons is overland freight. pdofitable producers for over 300 years. The Democrats of Virginia have nominated Claude A. Swanson for governor and J. Taylor Ellyson for lieutenant governor, and endorsed Thomas S. Martin for United States senator. The number of dead and wounded In the Russo-Jap war, including those of the battle of the Sea of Japan, is estimated at 192,000 Russians and 154,000 Japanese. Ships Inst: Rus sia, (8; Japan, 24. In the Norwegian storthing unex pected though futile opposition de veloped to the scheme of disunion with Sweden, on the question of rat ification of the popular vote. The vote stood 104 aye, 11 nay. George and James Smith, father and son, and well-to-do farmers of Elmville. Ky., were shot 'to death by unknown parties while at work in the field. Cnl Newton was arrested The eod-flshing schooner Zampa, was reported Aug. 9, In Bering Sea. At that time she had split and suited In the hold, 122,000 codfish. The largest cedar cutting mill In the world Is to be built by the Amer ican Mill Co., at Mosquito Bay, B. C. It will have a capacity of 200,000 feet per day. Cecil West, an Englishman, suicid ed at Nelson, B. C, by cutting his throat with a razor. He Is sold to have been heir to titles and to wealth in England. It Is reported that Hov. Mead will appoint D. C. Bolting state mine In spector. He Is Indorsed by most of the mine operators and employes of the state of Washington. Arthur Merrill, aged 15 years, of Ahtanum valley, near North Yakima, was thrown off a horse onto a bar bed wire fence and so badly Injured that he died In a few hours. Harley C. Miller, a well known but there Is slight evidence of his! printer of Eugene, is missing under guilt At Clarksvllle, Tenn., John Lea was found hanging and dead, supposed ly a suicide. His little daughter de clares her mother and James Hlx killed her father. Hlx has been ar rested and officer are searching for Mrs. Lea. Mrs. Elizabeth Greenough of Bos ton has begun suit against the Stan dard Oil Co. for 150.000.000. alleged to be due her as royalty on a refining process Invented by her husband and stolen nnd used by the Standard Oil people for the past 31 years. John Charters and Miss Zealda. Stewart of Evanston, III., went riding In a row boat on the lake. One of the oars broke and a squall took the boat and passengers out Into the lake where they floated two days and ulghts before being rescued. It Is stated that every country In the "corn belt," which is almost un interruptedly contiguous territory in circumstances Indicating either sui cide (.r murder, as no normal reason has been advanced to account for his disappearance. The regular monthly dividend of 1 cent per share in the Hecla mine at Wallace, Idaho, was paid Aug. 22. It amounted to 1 10,0(10. The total div idends of the mine lo date have amounted to $430,000. That the Snake river Is navigable to Pittsburg landing, a distance of "8 miles above Lewlstmi, is the opln ion of F. C Schubert, who has just completed a survey of the 26 miles between Pittsburg landing and the mouth of the Imnuha river. School warrants Issued In other counties nnd owned by the Spokane & Eastern Trust company should be assessed in Spokane county according to an opinion given to the assessor of Lincoln county by the state tax I commissioner of Washington. One Spokane firm has placed or- llllnnlM. Iowa. Missouri. Kansas andl"e, ,or uu tar "m"3 "l ""uge urn- Nebraska, will raise a heavy crop of . herH- lo oome frHm Oregon and Wash that grain this year. Never before j lnton '"rests. Much of this material ha there been such a uniformity ofwl11 userl alo"S the Ashland ex exceilence 1 tension of 12.1 mllns. Altogether this branch will use .1,000,000 feet of During the month of July 253 Chi nese were admitted to the United States, and nine were deported. Of those admitted, 68 were United States citizens, 61 returning laborers, 61 re turning merchants, seven merchants coming In for the first time, 22 mem ber of merchants' families, and 14 belonged to other exempt classes. bridge dimension lumber and 200,000 lineal feet of piling. JUST LISTED. 209 acres of level land, nil subject lo In gallon; 200 acres in til" eland of alfalfa. Can raise all kinds of vei; etuldis n abundance. Good erchird Weil Improved. 1 Mofflce 3i' town site in same with i a 1 1 road ci ivilng E. T. WADE & SON. Office In E. O. building, Pendleton, Oregon. 'Phone Black 3111. P. O. Box 124. Public In Aroused, The public Is aroused to a knowl edge of the curative merits of that great medicinal tonic, Electric Bit ters, for sick stomach, liver and kid neys. Mary H. Walters, of 648 St. Clair avenue, Columbus, O., writes: "For several months I was given up to die. I had fever and ague, my nerves were wrecked; I could not sleep, and my stomach was so weak, from useless doctors' drugs, that I could not eat. Soon after beginning to take Electric Bitters, I obtained relief, and In a short time I was en tirely cured." Guaranteed at Tallman & Co. ' drug store; price 60c. O. It. & N. Excursion Rates. Special eastern excursion round trip rates as follows: Chicago, SS4.00; St Louis, 160.00; St. Paul, 362.60; Min neapolis, 162.60; Duluth, via direct lines, $62.60; Kansas City, 362.60; St Joseph, 352.60: Leavenworth, 363.60; Omaha, 352.60; Sioux City, $63.60. Dates of sale August 24, 26 and Sep tember 16 and 17. Going limit 10 days. Stopovers In either direction. For particulars, call on B. C. Smith, agent O. R. & N. For Sale. Two wagons, on hack, nearly new. one grain rack, one hay rack. See H. 8. Scales at E. T. Wade ft Son's office. NEW YORK LETTER New York, Aug. 26. The clan sys tem which has reached us high a stage of development In China us It ever had In Scotlund, promises to cause considerable trouble to the authorities In this city. San Fran cisco, which has probably the largest C'binesf population of any city in the United States, has had its share of troubles in the past and even now there are frequent outbreaks of hosti lities between the clans. Wherever Chinese are found in considerable numbers, there is sooner or later trouble to be expected. The outbreak In this city the other day. which cost Several lives, came as a perfect surprise to the police de partment, although It was known for some time that there was 111 feeling between Hip Sing and On Leong Clans. The authorities are almost helpless in the mutter, as It is prac tically impossible to obtain evidence against any clansman. Unless a man Is caught red-handed by the police, he disappears and all the Ingenuity of the detective department will ever find a trace of him or any witness willing to betray the fugitive. Every Chinaman knows that It would cost his life to give the least evidence or clue to the police. Deaf Mules' Grievance. The deafmutes who recently held their state convention In Eimira, have a grievance against the city authorities. Under the laws the au thorities require that every deaf mute who desires to obtain free edu cation in the public schools must sub mit u. declaration that he Is Indigent and unable to pay for his education. This, the deaf mutes decided, was humiliating nnd they passed resolu tions condemning the practice and demanding a change of the method. Railroad Tunnel Under North River. The south ibe of the New York and Jersey Rallraod company under the North River is drawing rapidly to the New York shore. In a few weeks the workmen in the tube are expected to connect it with the Man hattan section. When this connection Is made the building of the old Mor ton street tunnel which was begun thirty years ago, will be practically completed. A few minutes before noon on March 11 of last year the shield from the Jersey end of the North tube of the tunnel touched that from the New York end, and the work of building the first tunnel under the North River was completed. The New York and Jersey Railroad company became the owner of the old Morton street tunnel several years ago. More than two thousand feet of It, had been constructed by the former owners. It took one year and ten months to complete the North tube and the completion of the South tube will take nearly as long. The completion of this tunnel brings the project of an underground connection of the railroad terminals In New Jersey with Manhattan a big step nearer to Its realization. Died In Poverty. "Sic Transit Olorla Mundi." Glu. srppe Nlcolao at one time the teach' er of Adelina Pntll and other great singers, orchestra conductor and friend of crowned heads, died the other day In this city in abject pov erty. This is not the first time that a great singer, musician or actor, af ter a life of artistic and financial suc cess died poor and thanks to the Im providence of many of these people, there will undoubtedly be many other cases of this kind. This is not the place to philoso phize over the recklessness of theat rical people and of artisls. In con nection with this case, however, there is a feature, which gives to It addi tional interest. Nlcolao lived In the Italian district of the East side and notwithstanding his poverty and his seclusion he hail many ndmirers and friends in that district. After his death scores of the children who had breathlessly listened to the masterly playing of the old man, crowded to his rooms and covered the plain cof fin with flowers. It was a touching tribute to the genius of the old man. Tralliload of Insane People. The most strangely laden train that ever was sent over any railroad was left here the other day for Rochester and Wlllard. The load consisted of about six hundred Insane persons from the Long Island State Hospital In Brooklyn, who were accompanied by nurses, keepers and physicians. The Brooklyn hospHul was so over crowded that It became necessary to ship part of the patients to the hos pitals in Rochester and Wlllard. Most of them were sent to Rochester, where the State, had Just completed building large enough to accommo date 760 pntlents. fluking Under Revolting; Condition. An official examination of the small bakeries lu the squalid sections of the East side has revealed many revolting facts. It is shown that their evil condition Is not so much- the fault of the bakers themselves, but to the criminal Indifference of the own- ers of the buildings in which the bak eries are situated. Many of them are twelve feet below the level of the street and can be reached only by means of narrow and steep stairways. Light and air are ullke shut out. The terrible conditions existing In these bakeries were the principal cause of the recent strike. The auth orities have taken steps to bring about an Improvement In the existing conditions. Warm Weather Items I.KTSON HAM. HOT, PROMOTER. Is in TomiHili W ith u I "nil Assort ment of Siix'ilie. Since bis arrival in Tonopuh some three months saps the Tonopali Dally Sun. since local mining men and brokers have wondered what was the mission of Leison Balllet, who was tried for using malls to defraud and who was placed under the ban of the postal department In connection with the White Swan mine of Baker City, Ore. Balliet has been here several weeks. He claims he Is owner or part owner of a number of news papers and that he was in dally re ceipt of many letters of inquiry about the mines of Tnnopnh anil elsewhere In southern Nevada. Though he claims to have money, he Is not known to have made any mining Investment-! or to have made an elaborate examination of mines, nnd withal he has been since his ar rival In Tonopuh very much a man of mystery. Balliet has shown his hand at last. His game Is to float a number of "in vestors" clubs throughout the east and have the members advance $10 tier month each toward the purchase of stock with a sure "cinch" on be coming directors of the companies In which they invest. He d us not as-k them to seai htm the money, declares he has no stock for sale, is not Interested in any company selling stock nor is he em ployed by uny one who lias stock for sale. He further promises to glvo his services as a mining engineer of eminence absolutely free of charges of uny kind. The whole gist of Bnlliet's appeal to Investors Is a suggestion by infer ence that the lambs part with their money at the rate per month and in the manner he states, nnd in proper ties in which be alone shall recom mend. Balliet seems to have extraordinary prestige with a certain Chicago financial publication known as Farm Loans and City Bonds. The editor of the said paper endorses the get-rlch-qulck-project and urges In vestors to hurry their letters lo Bal liet. The Chicago editor declares In Anglo-Saxon that Bnlliet's services as mining engineer are In the great est demand ut 3200 per day, yet of fers no explanation to reconcile his willingness lo work .for the readers of Farm Loans and City Bonds ab solutely free and board himself. For Indoor comfort and satisfying sunier meals, we offer jroa Ira Cfanm Eaa.ia tlmt ' 'reeae the most cream and X ,vv VHUI 1 1 reqUire the leant I and labor, and Gasoline Stoves Zelt col" ua tood For outdoor good times, our lldlllllIUwi sinner's enjoyment. Goodman-Thompson Co. HARDWARE PLUMBING 4 r444 Negligee Shirts are Worn in Summer iMiiveiPM.l.v VQH COMFORT, BUT IF WORN WITHOUT A OOAT, THE WELL DRESSED MEN ARE PARTICULAR TO SEE THAT THEY ARE CLEAN AND FRESH. The Up-to-Date Laundry GIVES SPECLVL ATTENTION TO THE LAUNDERING OF MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, AND OUR WORK WILL PLEASE THE M06T EXACTING. Pendleton Steam Laundry The Up-to-Date LAUNDRY FISHMAM & PETERS, PROPS. PHONE MAIN 179 Kmihen.sliuo In New York. New York, Aug., 23. Roy Knaben- shue this afternoon mude ti success-1 ful riigbl In an airship, flying for an hour over the shopping district. The manager of the hotel Waldorf Astoria In New York city, gets a sal ary of 3500,000 a year. American Beauty Corsets "Dainty as tha Rose" Every woman looks her best in an Ameri can Beauty Corset. They are correct in every detail-style, shape, beauty anj workmanship. The value is greater than in any other corset no matter what the price. Their value is evident in every stitch. I , rAlAMA,UU UUHbtl UU.. Exolusive Makers. KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN FOR SALE AND RECOMMENDED BY GREAT EASTERN DEPARTMENT STORE, B. F. NICHOLAS. PROP. Irving' limiiu Wafers are a true remedy fur all Kidney Dis ease, from its most simple form pain In the back, to its worst and very dan gerous condition Riight's Disease. We mean it when we say they will cure you and we would not say it If wo hud not confidence In them, which is the direct result of our knowledge of their cures in cases that seemed al most hopeless. Sold at 60c u box bv Tallman & Co., 623 Main St., Pendle ton. Ore. THE ALTA HOUSE S. O. BITTNER, Proprietor. Enlarged and refitted.. Thir ty clean, well-kept rooms with good beds. - Commodious dining room, where meals ure served In fam ily style. All white help. First-class accommodations at reasonable prices. Feed yard In connection STOP AT THE Alto House, Cor. Alta and MilL THE PORTLAND OF PORTLAND, OREGON. American plan, $3 per day sod upearo Headquarters fur tourists and ramroxrrU travelers. Special rates mads to famlll and single gentlemen. The manageaen will be pleated at all times to show room and give prices. A modern Turkish bad establishment In the hotel. H. C. BOWERS, Manager A. C. RUBY & CO. IMPORTERS AND BREEDERS. An Importation of 47 head just received of Percherons, English Shires. Belgians and Coachers. if you are in the market for any thing In this line we can certainly suit you, as we can show you more of those nice, big, black fellows that will weigh a ton or over, than all the other barns In the Northwest; soli you ono cheap, make you better terms, give you a bottor guarantee than ?an be gotten elsewhere, as we are permanently located with headqaurters here. We ship direct from Europe to this point, therefore we don't have any of those that could not bo sold In the East or some of them that have been sold several times and come back, but we have a good lot of fresh joung horses that are all approved by the French gov ernment, and when you buy one from us we give you a guarantee that is go . here, one that you don't have to go two thousand miles to get action on. Terms to suit all. Tour Inspection Invited. $500 REWARD. .. For Information leading to the arrest and conviction of the per son who stole the screen door fastener from our office door, between S and 11 a. m., August 10th, . OREGON LUMBER YARD sft Denier In Lumber, Cement, Llmo, Brick, Sand, etc First-Class Stove Wood $4.50 Delivered CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS BRIRIG CERTAIN AMD QUICK RESULTS If yon want help or a situation, want to bur. sell or trade anything, want to rent a farm, house or room, want to recover some lost property, your desires can be satisfied thoroughly by using the East ' Oregonlan's classified columns. Count six words to the line. No ad taken under II cents, , Three lines, one Insertion . Fifteen cents Three lines, two Insertions. ..... .Twenty-five cents Three lines, sis Insertions Forty-five cents Five lines, one Insertion Twenty-five cents J Five lines, two Insertions Thirty-five cents , Five lines, sis Insertions Seventy-five cents
