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DAILY BAST ORKGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATl'KDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 103.
EIGI1T PACH8.
Rough and
Ready Boys
us well as m.imnm's boys will
find freedom urnl comfort In
Mrs. JANE HOPKINS' BOY
I' HOOK CLOTH KS
Tlmy'ii' strain-proof, pull
lroof, rip-proof and Jar-proof.
Smart In cut, loo, and made of
soft, yUUlliu' fabrics that make
the young body feci so good.
Call and pee these and Bet prices
before you buy.
Gentlemen, wa have just received a large shipment of tho famous
"JACK RABBIT" Pants. Tou will find the
Patterns Good and Prices Right. See these.
Golden Rule Store
GENERAL NEWS.
Up till 6 p. m. September 1. there
had developed in New Orleans 1,913
cases of yellow fever, of which 277
had resulted fatally.
By the night of September 1,
18.000 visitors had already reached
Denver because of the National G. A.
R. encampment which meets Septem
ber 4th.
The Tesla briquette factory and coal
bunkers, located on the waterfront In
the western part of Stockton, Calif.,
were destroyed by fire, entailing a
loss of J50.00O.
The work on the construction of
the new Gould road, from Salt Lake
City to the Nevada line will begin at
once. Tho line when finished will
extend to San Francisco.
H. M. Hamia of Cleveland, Ohio,
has rulsed his $30,000 cash offer for
the trotting gelding Major Delmar, to
$50,000. A. K. G. Billings, the owner,
Is undecided whether to accept.
In five days time cholera developed
in Germany In five widely separated
points, from the Baltic sea southward.
It Is recalled that during the winter
ot 1892-3 S00, 000 persons died by
cholera In Prussia.
Each member of the board of con
sulting engineers of the Panama ca
nal is paid Ki.OuO and expenses to be
received upon the completion and fil
ing of their report with the coming
session of congress.
Four Slavs and an Italian were
blown to pieces and three other men
were badly injured by a premature
explosion of dynamite blast near Safe
Harbor. Penn. A tamping rod
struck the detonation cap.
Nineteen of the leading printing
houses of Chicago are closed except
as they have been able to pick up u
few non-union printers. The strike
will probably spread. The issue Is
the 8-hour day and recognition of the
union.
McCaddon's American circus is
stranded at Grenoble, France. The
performers can get no money from
the proprietors' and managers, und
wealthy Americans In Paris are sub
scribing to a fund to return them to
America.
It transpires that the Republican
machine of Philadelphia at the last
city election had nearly 85,000 fic
titious names placed upon the regis
ter of voters from which to munufac
ter majorities by means of stuffed
ballot boxes.
Near Chumario, New Mexico, Jose
Martinez and Hudore Romero, got I
hold of a box and set it up for a tar
get, not knowing It contained dyna
mite. The dynamite exploded when
fired Into, killed both boys, and the
the burning fragments touched off
four tons of powder near by. Concld
erable nearby property was injured.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
JUST LISTED.
200 acres of level land, all subject
t In. Ration; 200 acres In flu stand
U alfalfa. Can raise all kinds of veg
etal. kt n abundance. Good orchard
Wed Improved. 1 c toff ice a.il town
site cn same with tallroad ciwr.lng
E. T. WADB ft SON.
Office In E. O. building, Pendleton,
Oregon. 'Phone Black Jill. P. O.
Box 124.
The Nortnwestern Lumber com
pany is putting In a $12,000 refuse
burner at Its mills at Hoqualm, Wash.
Seven thousand tons of feed for
mules and horses will be shipped soon
rrom Seattle to Manila to fill a gov
ernment order,
An attempt to break jail at Astoria
was discovered and frustrated. There
were five men In the plot, all im
prisoned for serious offenses.
September 1, all the offices in the
capitol building at Salem, were
equipped with 'phones, the number
being doubled by the increased ser
vice. At San Francisco, United States
District Judge De Haven granted an
injunction to the Seattle Brewing
company lestraining labor unions
from boysotting It's product.
The body of Charles Green, aged
72. who disappeared last February,
has been found In the liver near Kal
ama. Wash. There nre strong though
not conclusive evidences of murder.
Educators all over the northwest
regard the faculty of the Oregon
state university, for the ensuing year,
as the strongest in Its history, and
one of the very best in the entire
northwest.
"Iticrant" merchants will be re
quired to pay $li0 license at Aber
deen, Wash., for the first six months
they do business. If they overstay
that period they will be regarded as
permanent residents.
It Is believed that a federal judge
for the district of Oregon will not be
appointed before the return of At
torney General Moody, to Washing
ton, which will not he earlier than the
middle of September.
The Pacific coast and Rocky Moun
tain divisions of the Norwegian-Danish
Methodist Episcopal church be
gan their annual conference August
31. with three meetings in the Port
land church, at Thirteenth and Davis
st reeets.
A department of pedagogy has been
added to the Washington State Uni
versity, viili Profs. Albert H. Yoder
ami Dr. Fletcher H. Swift to conduct
It. The latter has been teaching in
the teachers' college at Columbia
university.
George II. EmeiFon of Iloqualm,
Wash., vice-president of the North
western Lumber eompuny, and a multi-millionaire,
has been mentioned for
congress from that district, hut an
nounces that he will not be a can
didate under any circumstances,
fleorge Knott and Edward Hock
ins have discovered an excellent qual
ity of canel coal on the headwaters of
the Clackamas liver, where it has
been .supposed coal would never be
found. The evidence further is that
the deposits cover a quite wide terri
tory. Adam Moore, colored, and John
Dallas, while, have been arrested,
charged with the murder of Philip
H. Rush and wife and the burning of
their saloon at Kerryston, AVash. The
murder Is supposed to have been done
to conceal robbery, and the arson to
corneal the murder. Both defendants
lately came from Louisiana.
ROB THE RAILROAD
TICKET MONEY THEFTS
I NEARTHED ON SANTA I E.
lib -pivnd Scheme of Ticket Agents
litis Been ll-ni'iisl by Santa IV
Detectives Thousands of Dollars
Stolen by Selling -Tickets for W hich
Kcmi'iis Ilnvt Never Ik-en Mad
One Aavut Under Ai-ii-st.
nnmed by death May 26, 1898, and
his widow had since resided In this
city.
'f a family ot eight children, seven
now survive. These are Alvln F H.
K., ). C, and Otis Turner of Weston;
T. W. Turner of Helix; Mrs. R. W.
Clark of Tacomu, and H. B, Turner
All were present at the funeral ex
cept the last mentioned, who form
erly resided at Georgetown, Wash,
hut whose present address Is un
known.
Deliver. Sept. 2 .Santa Fe railroad
officials report a systematic scheme
of robbery being practiced in Colora
do by operators acting as ticket
agents and by ticket ugents proper.
Several thousands ot dollars has been
lost by the railroad In the past few
months. James Foster, night operator at
Lamar, Is now tinder arrest charged
with purloining railroad tickets.
A night operator, said to ho Charles
Jennings, is under arrest at Las Ani
mas on a similar charge.
Traveling Auditor W. Foster of the
Santa Fe passed through Denver on
his way to Lamar, and says the thefts
are on the increase. While all the op
erators and ticket agents nre under
bond, the Santa Fe is having dlfficul-
to in keeping "tab" on them.
The method is to remove tickets
from the bottom of the ticket packet,
sell the tickets and destroy the stubs.
The proceeds, of course, are pocket
ed. Since the railroads anticipate heavy
travel to the G. A. R. convention,
they say that the operators who are
dishonest will have better opportuni
ties to steal. When the situation be
came known to the general offices
of the Santa Fe, the traveling audit
or was sent to this state to make the
rounds of the stations In Colorado.
Operator Foster Is said to have se
sured several hundred dollars of the
Santa Fe's money. The travel from
Lamar Is light, and It would take con
siderable time to secure $2011. for if
the daily revenues did not average
well, an Investigation would have be
gun sooner. Foster's arrest is said to
have been due to the fact that the
revenues from his office were lower
than they should have been.
The Santa Fe officials say they will
prosecute all offenders with severity.
The practice has become so general,
not only among some or the Colorado
operators, but among eastern agents
of the Santa Fe, that the railroad is
determined to stop It. A few days
ago an agent in Chicago was arrested
for exchanging transportation for
theatre tickets. The officers of the
road say a fever of dishonesty seems
to Jutve been communicated to a cer
tain class of men in the employ of the
company.
IXR FREE TRIP TO HAWAII.
Pcnilleton Will Unite on One Glii In
Inm-mil'-i Contest.
As La Grande and Pendleton are
hi the same district In the free trip
contest nf the Oregon Dally Journal,
It Is ubiiut to be decided by those In
terested in the contest here to center
their efforts on one ca'udidate to be
selected rrom lour now In contest
here. In hopes of securing the trip
for a Pendleton girl.
If there are more than one girl In
the race he re, it will simply divide
Pendleton's strength and a La Grande
girl will win the contest In this dis
trict. By uniting on one girl here und
joining all forces on her candidacy.
It is hoped to take the honors away
from La Grande.
The prize in the contest is a free
trip to the Sandwich Islands next
February. The Journal will pay all
expenses of the trip from the girl's
home to the islands and return. Ore
gon has been divided into several dis
tricts and a large number of girls
will go in the party which will be ac
companied by some woman of exper
ience as a chaperon.
The name of the girt to be decided
up to represent Pendleton In the con
test will be announced as soon as the
decision is made. Four girls are now
in the contest here, w hile only one has
been nominated In Lu Grande. More
than one girl here is useless as It will
give La Grande the best of It. The
contest Is between La Grande and
Pendleton and not between Pendleton
girls.
NARROW ESCAPE.
Mils. TURNER DEAD.
Well Known I'loneer Pn ! Away at
Weston.
Mrs. Cynthia A. Turner died ai her
late residence In Weston August 3u.
lon, at fi:.'bi o'clock a. in., after a
critical illness, lasting several weeks,
says the Weston Leader. She was 72
years, 4 months and !l days old.
Mrs. Turner was born In Ripley.
Brown county. Ohio, April 21, 18.12.
She moved to Illinois ten years later,
in which state, as Miss Cynthia A.
Johns, she was led to the irllar by
Mr. Samuel Turner March 22, 1851.
They moved to Montana In 18G9 and
to Oregon In 1879, locating on a farm
near Weston. Mr. Turner was sum-
It. W. I Iciiiicr anil Family Caught
In Storm on Clmu-olct Lake.
Through a private letter received
from R. W. Fletcher by has parents,
Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Fletcher of this
city It Is learned that the entire fam
ily of R. W. Fletcher, Including him
self had a narrow escape from drown
ing in the severe wind and dust storm
of last Sunday.
The family was enjoying a boat
ride on Lake Chatcolet, and were
some distance from shore when they
noticed the storm approaching. Mr.
Fletcher rowed hard and reached
shore just at the storm struck the
lake.
in an instant after they landed the
lake was rolling furiously and their
frail boat would have capsized In
spite or skillful handling.
Mr. Fletcher Is employed by the O.
It. ft S. company us foreman or a
large fencing gang and their outfit
cars are near the lake, which Is a
most beautiful body of water in calm
Weather.
Fitting up Hand Room.
The band room on Cottonwood
street to be used l.y the Hoy's Mili
tary band is being fitted up and will
be ready for occupancy by the time
the boys return from their vacations.
The room is now being wired for el
ectric lights and otherwise improved
und will be made neat and conveni
ent headquarters for the baud.
j Neglecting WeakKidneys
Like Finding Money.
Finding health Is like finding money
so think those who are sick. When
you have a cough, cold, sore throat,
o.- chest Irritation, better act prompt
ly like W. C. Barber, of Sandy Level,
vu. He 'tys: "I had a terrible chest
rouble, cn.iM'd by smoke and coal
dust . ' iry lungs; but, cfter finding
no relief In other remedies, I was
cured by Dr. King's Now Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds."
Greatest sale of any cough or lung
medicine in the world. At Tnllmnn
Co.'s drug store; 60c and $1.00.
Guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
Is resignation without cause.
Strong Kidneys don't need medicine, hut weak kidneys DO.
Proper attention to weak kidneys means strong kidneys
again.
Neglect of weak kidneys means lifelong suffering ami often
dcuth.
IR.VINCS BUCHU WAFERS
Are unequalled as a kidney help. They contain just what Is
wanted to remove tho disease, heul the sore spot, and strength
en the whole orgnu. They build up the shrunken' walls of the
kidneys as no other remedy has been found to do before.
Positively Purify the Blood
and being a purely vegetable compound, free from all mineral
drugs, do not act on the bowels. They ntt directly on the weak
ened tissues and blood vessels of tho
Kidney and Urinary Organs
cleansing them of Impurities nnd giving a feeding of renowed
life and vitality.
If you are suffering' with puln In tho back, scalding urine,
r any other kidney 111, try a box of
IRVING'S BUCHU WAFERS
Prices 50 Cent.
THEY WILL CURE YOU.
Tallman As Co., 623 Main street, Pendleton, Oregon.
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THIS WEEK A NEW ECONOMY OPIORTUN'ITY
OPENS UP IN PENDLETON'S POPULAR STORE. WE
HAVE ADDED TO OUlt VARIED STOCK A LINE OP
COATS FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN, AND
AMONG -THE LEADERS WE CALL SPECIAL ATTEN
TION TO OCR
Cravenettes
IT WOULDN'T HE PROPER TO CALL THEM EX
CLUSIVELY RAINCOATS. FOR KEEPING YOU DRY
IS ONLY ONE OP THE MANY PURPOSES FOR WHICH
THEY'RE INTENDED AND USED. THE NEW ON EH
ARE MADE OF FINE C RAVEN ETT ED LIGHT
WEIGHT CLOTHS, BOTH RAIN AND DUST-PROOF.
THE NEWEST STYLES ARE SHOWN IN LOOSE AND
FITTED BACKS, ALL MADE WITH BEIiTS; NEARLY
ALL ARE IIOX-PLEATED; SOME SHOW SHIRRING;
SHADES ARE GRAYS. TANS, OLIVE, BROWN AND
BLACK. THEY ARE ALL PLACED ON SALE ON TIIE
SAME BASIS AS OTHER DEPARTMENTS THE LOW
EST PRICE FOR CASH. THEY VARY FROM $11.45
FOR THE MEDIUM BUT GOOD QUALITY, TO
$14.25
FOR TIIE BEST. WE HAVE ALSO ADDED A FULL
LINE OF FASHIONABLE CLOTH COATS WITH SHAPE
LY SHOITDERS, SNUG-FITTING COLLARS, SMOOTH
SETTING FRONTS AND PERFECT FITS. THESE GO
AT SPECIAL PRICKS: $7.95 TO tl 1.25; MISSES' t).TS
M.l.'i TO $3.50; CHILDREN'S COATS, $1.15 TO $.1.82.
Boys' Clothing
SUITS FOR BOYS FROM 3 YEARS TO 15 YEARS.
SMART SUITS, SU ITS OF GOOD MATERIALS, WELL
TAILORED SUITS AND, ABOVE ALL, SUITS AT SPE
CIAL PRICES, RANGING FROM
$1.25 to $5.00
THE MOTHERS OF PENDLETON HAVE LEARNED
1X1 COME TO TIIE BEEHIVE WITH CONFIDENCE
FOR THEIR OWN NEEDS, AND THEY CAN FEEL AS
SURED THAT TIIE BOYS' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
WILL BE CONDUCTED AMINO THE SAME PRACTI.
CAL LINES THAT REGULATE THE OTHER DEPART
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