East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 01, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST ORBOONIAN, PENDLETON, OHEflON. TO IDA Y, SEPTEMBER 1. IMS. BXQHT PAOM. Rough and Ready Boys as well ns mamma's boys will find freedom nnd comfort In Mrs. JANE HOPKINS' HOY PROOF CLOTHES They're strain-proof, pull proof, rip-proof and Jar-proof. Smart In cut, too, and made of soft, yielding fabrics that make the young body feel so good. Call and see these and got prices before you buy. L Gentlemen, we have. Just received a large shipment of the famous "JACK RABBIT" Pants, You will find the Patterns Good and Prices Right. See these. Golden Rule Store GENERAL NEWS. During the coming year $760,000 will be expended upon the new artil lery post at the Presidio, San Fran cisco. H. M. Hanna, of Cleveland, Ohio, orrerea A. K. G. Billings $30,000 cash for Major Delmar. the trotting gelding with a record of 1:59 3-4 The offer was refused. Kuslenjl, the Roumanian port in which the mutineers of the Knias Po temkine surrendered. Is the ancient town to which the poet Ovid was banished by the Emperor Augustus, and where he died. Frank Rockefeller, orother of Jno. D., has been flim-f lumed out of $250, 000 In the purchase of "oil lands" In Indiana, which proved unproductive. He Is making a bis roar arid Is try ing to recoup by bringing suits for recovery. Robert S. Bergh, United States con sul at Genthenberg, Sweden, is being severely called down by the Swedish press because he failed to hoist the Swedish flag over the consulute on King Oscar's birthday, and Is liable to lose his Job. Edward B. Lewis, the defaulting real estate broker of Wheaton, III., who by duplicate mortgages swindled widows and other persons to the ex tent of $100,000, was taken to Jollet to serve an indeterminate sentence In the state penitentiary. Thomas Qulnn, a government inter preter of seven Chinese dialects has been forced to resign under charges of bribing Chinese witnesses to testi fy In the Interests of clients who In turn bribed Qulnn to secure such ser vice from the witnesses. Chicago did not get a place on the map until 1840. when Its population was 4470, or much less than that of Pendleton. Today it is the fourth city In the world in point of popula tion and wealth. The only cities which lead It are London, New York and Paris. Among other measures of econo my adopted by the new management of the Equitable Life society, Is the cutting off of the annual pension of $25,000 to Mrs. Henry B. Hyde, wid ow of the founder of the society, and mother of the young tnan whose ex travagances and mismanagement are largely responsible for the threaten ed collapse of the society. The 10,000,000 foot log raft from Oregon to San Francisco, was suc cessfully towed through the Golden Gate, but went to pieces In the southern portion of the bay, before the mills were readied. Harbor traffic was tied up In consequence, as outgoing currents are scattering the Immense logu down the harbor and as fur as It Ih bisected by the current of the Sacramento river. JUST LISTED. 109 acres of level land, all subject to In, Ration; 200 acres In flu stand of alfalfa. Can raise all kind of veg- vtulU n abundance. Good orrlnril We J Improved. I .(toffies a.il town site n same with ullroad Ci "losing E. T. WADE & SON. Office in K. O. building, Pendleton, Oregon. 'Phone Black $111. P. O. Box 324. NORTHWEST NEWS. C. Henderson wus fined $50 at I.lnd, Wash., fur practicing medicine without a physician's license. In a quarrel over a woman at Wal !", Joseph Lauciault assaulted and badly cut Morley MacEarcharon, who will recover. Frank Gonzales, a barber, wanted In Portland for the alleged murder of William Snxton of Salt Lake, has been arrested In Denver. The opera house at Moscow, Idaho, Is a total loss by fire from unknown causes. The building was an anti quated structure and was insured for $2,300. H. Schaffner, grand secretary of the California Knights of Pythias, had his pocket picked In Spokane of a ticket home. $100 In cash, his watch and valuable papers. J he denizens of ana around Cam as Prairie, Idaho, are said to be the most defiantly lawless In their atti tude toward the state game laws, tne people of any portion of the northwest. A constable ran into a burglar aB he was attempting to force his way into the Garfield postoffice. The man escaped after a long chase dur. Ing which he was snot at five times In the darkness. Near Pomeroy, Wash., W. B. Smith and J. W. Stallcup lost 2,200 bushels of grain I n a field fire. By the same fire George LUe lost 100 tons of hay and his dwelling, a hay baler and a lot of harness. 11. M. Goodman, George U. Baker and W. H. Richardson have gone to Acapitico. Mexico, to look after a half Interest which they boui;ht condition ally In 150,000 acres of land. They are Colfax men. A recent rain In Cheyenne was the heaviest In recorded history of Wyo mmg outside cf cloudbursts pure and simple. Water stood two feet deep In the st'eets at one time, the sewers find natural drainage being insufi! dent. ' The surveys will be Immediately made for the extension of the Yakl ma Indian reservation directly west ward into the Cascude mountains, In accordance with an act of congress. The extension will add 8,293,835 acres to the reservation. The committee on publicity of the Spokane chamber of commerce has recommended the expenditure of $20, 000 per annum fh advertising the town, and the main body ' of the chamber has accepted the recom mendation and begun hustling for the money. The wholesale condemnatory ac Hon taken by the Idaho state board of equalization will necessitate the work of nearly all the county assess ors being done over "from A to Iz tard." The board proved that nearly every county assessor In the state hud done ills work with uniform carelessness, inefficiency and Incom petence generally. SC STAT GTIC SUPERINTENDENT ACKERMAN FILES HIS REPORT, Total Number of Person of School Ago In the Statu 152,930 or 4,210 More Than Imhi Year Report Slums 21 I.m Tcueliers Tluui Last Year Total Number Pupils Regis tered III ScImkiI ttiK.ose. Like 1'lndlng Money. Finding health Is like finding money so think those who are sick. When you have o cough, cold, sore throat. n.- rhest lirltatlon, better act prompt ly like W. C. Parbor, of Sandy Level, Vu. Ho ?: "I had a terrible chest trouhlc, a.innl by stroke and coal liiMt try lur.gs; but, I fter finding no relief In other remedies, I was cured by IJr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds." Greatest sale of any cough or lung medicine in tho world. At Tallman & Co.'s drug store; B0c and $1.00. Guaranteed. Trial bottle freo. The annual school report, which was given out from the office of Sup erluteiident Ackermun Wednesday shows that there were 4210 -more children of school age In the state and 24 less teachers this year than last. The decrease In the number of teachers is due principally to two causes. One of these is the favt that owing to a scarcity of teachers, some of the districts In the Isolated and re mote parts of the state were unable to secure teachers. Another Is the plan of uniting dls trlcts for the purpose of securing bet ter schools. The total number school districts ill the state this year is only 2161 us against ,2169 last year. The total number of persons of school age is 152,930, while the num ber of registered pupils Is 108,036. A total of 4022 teachers are employ ed in the state, of which number 817 are males and 3205 are females. The number of applicants for teach ers' certificates examined during the year was 1830, as against 1390 last year. As only 343 of these applicants failed it does not look as though there would be a shortage of teachers the coming year. The number of persons of school age in the state who are not attend ing any school is S7.247, while 6066 are attending private schools. The average daily attendance in the pub lic schools is 216,142. The number of legal voters for school purposes In the state at ths time of making this report Is 110,365. There are now 2228 school houses In the state, of which number 109 were bulllj this year. The average number of months of school throughout the state was 6.05. The amount of cash on hand at the time of making the last report was $418,025.68. The total amount of re ceipts during the year. Including t'ftli balance was $2,627,985.66 The dls bursements amounted to $124,644.44 thus leaving a balance on hand of $382,828.79. Tile estimated value of school houses and grounds Is $4,138, 54 9. The average monthly salary of male teachers Is $55.69, while that of females is $43.50. K)R CITY OWNERSHIP. Scuttle People to Open an Active Re form Campaign. Seattle, Sept. 1. Judge John E. Humphries has been arranging a list of speakers to take part In advocating municipal ownership of tho public utilities nnd will furnlah speakers throughout the city wherever desired. Among them are Judge James Mc Neny. Fred H. Peterson, Herkimer Johnson, John It. Parker, Frederick Burch, John C. Murphy, A. J. Speck ert, W. T. Scott, Joe Smith and Nich olas Schmltt, to which list others will be added from time to time. It Is proposed to hold two mass meetings In Germnnla hall about Sep tember 15. uftcr which mass meetings will he held In different parts of the city wherever convenient places can be secured for speaking. A municipal league will be organized with officers In each of the precincts of the city. Mr. Humphries claims that the mu nicipal ownership sentiment is grow ing and tho people are now favoring cheap telephones, from $24 per year down instead of $72 and $36 for office and house 'phones; that tho laboring man, the mechanic and the clerk are favoring a 1-cent car fare for work Ingmen nights and mornings, and a regular 2-cent fare for all persons on street car lines; that Instead of ship ping out of tho city $600,000 net prof- Its on telephones and $1,500,000 profit by tho Seattlo Electric company, the people arc favoring keeping their money at homo and having low water rates, electric light rates, telephone rates and street car fares. . j "DEATH VALLEY" SCOTT. humor, for he walked over to the of flee and gave Clerk Angevlne a $20 gold piece and a $25 order for cigars to Clerk Brownell. Tho minor from tho desert still has a penchant for riding In a chug-chug wagon, and spent several hours In that manner before noon. Brother "Pill" had not been heard of up to that tlmo and Scotty laconically re marked: "Oh, Will's proper enough If he's asleep. That's where he shines. If you see him, tell htm I'll be around the hotel most of the day. Tell him to come down and hear the music. Say, like this music. It braces me up like champagne. I don't know but what I'll figure on taking a small sized orchestra down to the desert when I go back. San Francisco beats them all for wine, music and automo biles, with Los Angeles a close second. People are not as greedy here as In new York and Chicago, and give a fellah like me half a chance. Now that's going some for this town's good name. Los Angeles' Just as good that way, too. You've won me here, but I won't go back on the south." "Scotty's" wife has not appeared on the scene as yet, and the Death Valley man says he'll wait a day or two be fore arranging for a family reunion. "I may get another special train, but I won't decide unit! I see the old woman. Get wise. Let your better half think she's running things, even If sho don't You're a long way on the road to domestic smoothness when you can play that game. That's mo. I'm robust at home, but I do a lot of effective work In a round-about way." Ruby's Remedy for Pinkeye SAFE SIMPLE SURH. Saves Horses Lives Pre rants and ourea Pink-Bye, Dta- temper, Epizootic and all Bronohlal and Pulmonary troubles In horse No trouble to give. Results ertasft. Full Information glveu to aM ka ulrers. Said and guaranteed by F. J. DONALDSON Reliable Druggist American Beauty Cdrsets For Sale. Near the high school, a house near ly new, all modern conveniences; Im proved; lot 50x100. Inquire 305 Thompson street "Dainty as the Rose" Every woman looks her test in an Ameri can Beauty Corset. They are correct in every detail -style, shape, heauty and workmanship. The value is greater than in any other corset no matter what the price. Their value is evident in every etitch. KALAMAZOO CORSET CO., Exolusive Makers. KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN POH SALS AND "ECOMMCNOtO BV GREAT EASTERN DEPARTMENT STORE, B. Iff (s p. Nicholas, rmor. In Denmark there are 224,000 rural land owners. More than half have not more than one acre, 96,000 have less than four acres, and only 2000 have more. The small land owners mainly occupy themselves with the egg and fowl Industry. Culifornlu Prune. Wafers. The great tonic cathartic, an invalu-' able cure for Malaria. Biliousness.! Constipation, Nervousness, Catarrh of ; the Stomach, Bad Breath. Oily Skin. Sleeplessness, Wind and all Liver, Stomach and Bowel trouble. Tallman I Co.. t23 Main St., Pendleton, Ore. iuu naiers so cents. - - - . . . Each Morning j & When you dress think about the Pendleton Steam Laandry. Ask 2 HEX liUGGlKS. Are well built and they afford the simplest, safest and most luxurious means of conveyanse for town or country'use. Prices all In your favor. When you buy a wagon It's Just common business sense to look for the vehicle that will give you the most for your money. WIXONA WAGONS. will prove an Investment and not an expense. They are reasonable In price, they cost little to maintain, are honestly built, and will stand the strain of a heavy load. We look after the Interests of our customers and they nre protected by a shop well equipped with up-to-date machinery. ' Neagle Bros. Blacksmiths When you dress think about the Pendleton Steam Laandry. yourself If your linen work Is as It should be. A man who good clothes cannot afford to wear "fairly good" laundry work. M you find your collars are poorly turned. If you find they have saw edges, if you find them specked, remember that these faults have km overcome at the Pendleton Steam Laundry, and that only high-grade work Is allowed to leave our laundry. Every day brings new austoav ers who are highly pleased with our work. May we dull for a trial package from you? The Grouse Season IS NOW HERE. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF AMMUNITION. COME AND SEE US I1EFORE YOU GO OUT l'O RTHE BIRDS. Taylor Hardware Company 741 Main Street Since 18112 no newspapers nave been printed on Sunday In Norway, and since 1895 no bread has been baked on that day. Last Echo of the. "Croesus" Who "Cap. turotl" tho Ennt. Tho last faint echo of "Death Val ley" Scott, whoso meteoric enrer startled the country a few weeks ago, has been soundod by the San Fran: Cisco Examiner as follows: 'Scotty" of Death Valley put on air brakes yesterday and had the quietest tlmo since coming to town. This Is partly explained by the fact that he did not retire to his room on the par lor floor, Market street front of tho Palace, until 4 o'clock yesterday morning. I)y 6 o'clock he was up and had a breakfast of scrambled eggs and champagne. Either the liquid or solid food, or both, put him In a good THE PORTLAND OP PORTLAND, ORRQON. American plan, 13 per day and upward fleariqtiartera for tourists and commercla travelers. Special rates mads to famlllM and alDKle gentlemen. The management will be pleased at all times to allow room' and give prices. A modern Turkish baU establlabment In the bote). H. C. MOWERS, Manager. Pendleton j Steam Laundry I The Up-to-Date I LAUNDRY FISHMAN & PETERS, PROPS. Phone Main 179, Wagons Run Everywhere eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeoe e A. C. RUBY, CO. LM PORTERS AND BREEDERS. An importation of 47 head Just reeelved of Percherons BngUsk Shires, Belgians and Coachers. If yo, are the market to, JZ.. thin In this lino urn ran .rl,.lnl. ,ur "- " j mmi. juh, us we can show von more of those nlco. big, black fellows that will weigh a ton or ovsT than all the other barns In the Northwest; sell you one cheat. i-mV.' you belter terms, give you a better guarantee than -n be rotte. elsewhere, as we are permanently located with headqaurters hJ We ship direct from Europe to this point, therefore we don't hav. any of those that could not be sold In the East or some of thm that have been sold aovcral times artd come back, but we have a roaZ lot of fresh joung horses that are all approved by the French o ernment. and when you buy one from as we give you a guarnntJ. that Is go . here, one that you don't have to go two thousand Ues to get action tyi. Terms to suit al Your Inspection Invited Try a sample lot of our ...SLAB WOOD.... you will find that It Is the most economlonl wood that you can -uy. THE P1HCE IS STILL $4.50 FOR SAWED WOOD DELrVERHT) OREGON LUMBER YARD Tel. Main 8. BR1MG CEKTA1M ARID QUICK RESULTS If you want help or a situation, want to buy. sell or trade anything, want to rent a farm, house or room, want to recover some lost prtrty, your desires can b satisfied thoroughly by using the lct Oregonlan'a classified columns. Count Hz words to the line. No ad taken under 15 cents. Three lines, one Insertion . . , "Fifteen cents Three lines, two Insertion; Twenty-five cents Three lines, six Insertions Forty-five cents Five lines, one Insertion Twenty-five cents Five lines, two Insertions. Thirty-five cents " ' . Five lines, six Insertions Seventy-five cents