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DAILY BAST ORECONIAX, FEXDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1005.
EIGHT PAGES.
Rough and
Ready Boys
as well as mamma's boys will
find freedom and comfort In
Mrs. JANE HOPKINS' BOY
PROOF CLOTHES
They're strain-proof, pull
proof, rip-proof and Jar-proof.
Smart in cut, too, and made of
soft, yl-ldlne fabrics that make
the young body feel so good.
Call and see these and get prices
before you buy.
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 I
GENERAL NEWS.
The Brazilian government offers
$3,000,000 reward for u sure cure for
tuberculosis.
Adolh Heiden, of Stockholm. Is
4 years old and has been a member
of the Swedish riksdag 72 years.
For the past three weeks 23 cases
of yellow fever have developed dally
at New Orleans, the death rate and
the recoveries about offsttlng.
The Harry Exchange bank of Bar
ry, Pike county. Illinois, has gone In
solvent with $100,000 Indebtedness.
This bank had been doing business
47 years.
July 1. 1905. there was 1,259, 598,
178 cash in the treasury of the
United States, an Increase of $162,
7I.f39 over the amount therein July
1, 1x97. the last previous date of
counting.
W. P. Appleyurd, superintendent of
the Pullman company construction
department, went to the Illinois Cen
tral depot In Chicago, to meet his
wife, and was run down and cut In
pieces by the engine drawing the
train which carried his wife. t
Thomas Lewis, of San Francisco,
drowned himself In Islais creek.
Fearing that he might attempt his
qwn rescue once In the water, he
fastened his legs and arms so ho
could not use them In either swim
ming or in attempts to climb the
bank.
The Panhandle railroad has been
given a verdict for $100,000 damages
against the city of Chicago for prop
erty destroyed during the strike riots
f 1900. The courts hold the city re
sponsible, on account of insufficient
police protection against the violence
f its own citizens.
The hard coal miners of Pennsyl
Tania demand an 8-hour day without
decrease of pay. The operators and
owners are exjected to refuse the de
mand, though they will not take of
ficial and conciui-lve action earlier
than December 14. Those best con
versant with the situation predict a
general strike.
W. A. llarfielil was convicted in
Lauderdale county, Tennessee, of'
manslaughter and sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary. He secured
the commitment papers himself,
bought a railroad ticket and went en
tirely unguarded to Nashville and
gave himself up to the prison author
ities, and is now serving time.
Springfield, ( ., is the center of the
hardest fight between the Typo
graphical union and the employing
printers, and the Crnwell Publishing
company is the foci of the row. The
company has imported 5" non-union
prliitery. none of whom have suc
ceeded In reaching the shops. An
Injunction has been granted to pre
vent picketing, and It Is expected the
strike will be broken by the employ
ment of strike breakers.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
1
T END ITEMS
houses to rent
a he kxtrf.mtxy sc,rck.
False Interview lit .Morning Papier
ImimxI Many People Coining for
School l ainllles Reluming From
Summer Outing In the Moiiuiuii..
21.
ilo
, Mrs.
Oregon. V. S. A., Is said to be breed
ing Angora goats on her western hills
that actually "outpoint" animals im
ported for breeding purposes both
male and female from Asia Minor.
Gene Simpson, the poultry fancier
of Corvallis, has sold 144 Chinese
pheasants for $5 per pair for breeding
purposes, to Stevens county, Wash
ington, on the order of the county
commissioners.
The enrollment at the state mil
versity, which opens September 27, IS
expected to be considerably larger!
than ever before. Nine will enroll
from Baker City, and seven each from
Pendleton and La Grande.
Henry Bratnober, a Montana pros
pector and a party of associates, have
discovered on headwaters of Nabes
ca. White and Copper rivers, Alaska,
what Is believed to be enormously
rich nnd very extensive copper depos
its. Near Hoseburg, Louis Cars, a her
mit farmer, shot repeatedly at E. H.
Mahn. li. B. Matthews and L. D.
Carl, who were hunting on his farm,
ami was greatly chagrined that no
one was hit. He is under arrest and
In Jail.
The body of an unknown man who
hail been shot through the head, was
found In the timber at the head of
lielay street, Portland. Near him
lay a heavy pistol. The case may
have been one of suicide, but murder
Is suspected. The dead man was ap
parently about 60 years of age.
At Tacoma, Miss Rebecca McCue
a paroled patient from the Stellacoom
Insane asylum, attempted to blow up
H. F. Alexander's automobile by di
rectly Igniting the gasoline In the
tank. She was caught beneath the
machine In the act of firing combus
tibles, and acknowledged her purpose
ANDREWS BROTHERHOOD.
REAL ESTATE.
We have more property listed for
sale than we can handle, and conse
quently are compelled to refuse to list
properly unless the price is light. We
net ttie seller's very lowest price, as If
buying for ourselves, and frequently
have been able to undersell other
firms from one to five hundreds dol
lars on the very same property.
We have been in the county for 20
years, and moreover, have bought and
sold approximately $700,000 worth of
city ami country property and claim to
know values.
We have good wheat lands and
stock ranches, but we make n special
ty of elty property and can, for four
hours fast driving with horse and
buggy, show you city property for
nule.
We select our on II list ulld sell
what we choose. If you are thinking
of Investing you cannot afford to do
so before seeing us, find whether you
buy of us or not Is immaterial. We
will he glad to see you. and show you
samples.
We are members of the Interstate
Investors' Association, composed of
tlo- leading real estate firms chosen,
one from each of six hundred counties
throughout Western I'nltcd States and
Canada. We can handle property for
you In these counties as well as If we
were (here.
E. T. WADE SON.
Office In E. O. Iliilldini,.. P. O. Box
S2J. 'Phone Itlnck 3111.
PENDLETON OREGON.
Rapidly (.riming Organization With a
Sitcli Origin.
Chicago. 111., Sept. 21. The nation
al convention of the Brotherhood of
St. Andrews began here today. Presi
dent Robert H. Gardner presided and
delivered his annuul address. The re
port read by the secretary. Hubert
Carkton of New York, showed a flour
ishing condition of the order, which
now has over 1200 active chapters
with a total membership or mine than
14.00(1 men.
The brotherhood Includes a junior
department with 400 chapters and
about 5000 members In the I'nltcd
States. The brotherhood Idea
also taken root In Canada and the
Brotherhood of St. Andrews In the
Church of England In the Dominion
of Canada has been formed and has
now over 200 chapters with more than
liiOO members. The convention will
last four days and Is well attended,
nearly every state In the union being
represented by delegates.
West End, Pendleton, Sept.
ltev. A. L. Tlioroughman and
were guests of Mrs. I. 10. .Tiii,
Thoroughman's sister, on Sunday last,
having stopped over from Mieir visit
to tho fair. Rev. Thoroughma.i was
appointed to the pastorate of tho M.
E. church. South, at Walla Wa'la. for
the coming conference year.
Mrs. Nick Springer lias returned
from a two weeks' visit at Weston.
Mrs. waton, who has spent the sum
mer In the country on trie ressivTer
Bros.' ranch northwest ol town, re
turned last week In order that her two
sons, Otto and Freddie, nniy i mcr
school.
Mrs. Mae McBroom and her sister.
Miss Anna Cate from Mounialnliotrc.
will spend the winter In Pendleton and
attend the Business coll. . ge.
Mrs. Idu Chnpmiiu and children
have returned from their summer's
outing In the mountains.
Mrs. H. Walker and family, who
have been on a week's visit to Mrs.
Walker's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Garrett, went to Pilot Ttock to visit
other relatives. Mrs. Walker's home
Is in Wulla Walla.
James Glrton will spend the win
ter In Mississippi, having accompanied
his sister. Mrs. Mary Howard to her
home In that state.
J. G. McConnell is moving out on
McKay creek to the Strever place, nnd
Mr. Strever Is moving Into the Mc
Connell house, corner Railroad nnd
Maple streets, these gentlemen hav
ing exchanged properties. '
There Is quite a scramble for
houses In the West End, not among
outside people alone, for others are
finding out what a great many of us
have known for some time, namely:
that the west end Is the most desira
ble residence portion of the city, and
are leaving other localities and com
ing to reside In the West End. With
pure air from the western hills and
good water, we have tho two essen-
tlals to good health.
I on the ltlth the stork visited Mr.
and Mrs. Duke, who reside on Syca
more street, and left a fine daughter.
Interview Was False.
About two weeks ago there appear
ed In the columns of the Pendleton
Tribune an Interview with one Fred
L. Osmcr of Logansport, Ind., In which
he said that when a moral wave
struck Logansport his property depre
elated in value 25 per cent, etc., etc.
A letter of inquiry was sent to Lo
gansport and the Interview clipped
from the Tribune and enclosed. The
following Is a copy of the reply re
ceived: "Dear Sir: Your inquiry about
Fred L. Osmer Is at hand, und I am
sorry to say. if a moral wave has
struck Logansport, I have not been
able to detect It. There has been no
such an experience here. And. as to
property falling 25 per cent, that is
absolutely false.
"The fellow has but very few stakes
to pull up nnd he has no notion of
leaving here. It Is a case of bluff.
HUch as the saloon people are given to.
If the young man said whnt the paper
said he did, he was simply talking for
fun. Such fun is dishonoring to his
parents, who are respectable people.
"In Indiana a man who sells whis
key has no respect for God. law.
truth or decency. I suppose It Is true
also In Oregon. Yours truly.
"B. S. HOLLOFETER."
MAGNIFICENT GIFT
Beautiful $300 Metrostyle Pianola f
Given to a Customer Jan. 1
Call, see. and hear Hie Pianola play. Concert every afternoon nnd
evening. All the laicst selections.
everything justrite at
F. J. DONALDSON
Reliable Druggist
THE HOME OF Sl'XSIlIXE.
School Opens Mon
day, Sept. 1 8
And the pupils of all grade the High School, the Academy, the
St. Joseph's Academy, and the Public Schools will find that we
have prepared for them, at prices all In their favor, a complete and
practical stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Tablets Pencils Writing Inks-Slates
and all the other little requisites that help the scholars In their duties
Cook Perry
II. E. COOK.
W. S. PERRY.
The Grouse Season
IS NOW HERE. WE HAVE A FULL
LINE OF AMMUNITION. COME
AND SEE US BEFORE YOTJ GO OCT
FO RTHE BIRDS.
Taylor Hardware
Company
741 Main Street
(8) A I
LET OS FTLL YOCR
BIN WITH
Rock Spring Coal
' Recognized as the best
and most economical fuel.
W ass prepared to con
tract with you for jreur
winter's supply. We de
liver coal or wood t any
part of ths city.
Laatz Bros.
MAIN STREET.
NEAR DEPOT.
era
I China Restaurant
CHOP SI.'EY AND ALL KINDS
OF CHINESE DISHES.
& ALTA STREET, FIRST DOOR
ffi REAR OF TALLMAN'S
Z DRUG STORE.
I U. D. Goey, Prop. I
s
FOR SALE.
Barred Plymouth Rock Cockrela for
sale. February and March stock II
per head. Those desiring to change
their males would do well to secure
one or more of these, for they are of
a large, healthy, winter-laying strain.
REV. J. W. CORNELISON.
BOX 871. PENDLETON, ORE.
Washington Elm DihiiikiI.
Cambridge, Mass.. Sept. 21. The
famous Washington elm. a fine old
tree, under which General Washing
ton took command of the American
army on July 3. 1775. is ooomed. The
tree, the age of which Is estimated nt
3fin years. Is gradually decaying and
It is feared by tho Cambridge park
commissioners, will soon have to be
removed to prevent accidents. During
the past summer several branches
broke off and had to be removed, and
. Ithc question Is seriously considered to
cut Mown me iree anu piaiu a young
one in its place.
Are Yon Engaged?
Engaged people should remember,
that, after marriage, mnny quarrels
can be avoided, by keeping their di
gestions In good condition with Elec
tric Bitters. S. A. Brown, of Bennetts
vllle, S. C, says: "For years my wife
suffered intensely from dyspepsia,
complicated swlth a torpid liver, until
she lost her strength and vigor, and
became a mere wreck of her former
self. Then she tried Electric Bitters,
which helped her at once, and finally
made her entirely well. She Is now
strong and healthy." Tallman & Co.,
druggists, sell and guarantee them,
at 60c a bottle.
BoImo Hum AiiliclMitloiis.
Fred Floed, the active assistant
secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce, thinks the Capital News has
set Its figures too high In asking for
the organization of a "60,000 club" to
boost for that population In 1910
The city has trebled In the last five
years, and now has 16,000 people.
This has been accomplished without
a new railroad. We thought with
electric lines and a trunk line or two
almost certain to be built, we mjght
treble the figures again during the
next five years. This paper does not
desire lo be captious, and will be sat
Isfled If a "30.000 club' Is organized
to help get factories and people to
locale here. Boise Capital News.
Canadian Agricultural Exhibition.
Montreal. Que., Sept. SI. The Agrl
cultural exhibition under' the auspices
of the Hochelaga Agricultural society,
opened at Bout do'lHle this morning.
The entries In the various classes are
unusually numinous and the exhibits
are highly creditnble.. The attendance
was nulte large today and many visit
ors from the surrounding districts ure
In town for the purpose of visiting the
exhibition.
Got Off Cheap.
Ho may well think, he has got off
cheap, who, after having contracted
constipation or indigestion, Is still
able to perfectly restore his health,
Nothing will do this but Dr. King's
New Life Pills. A quick, pleasant and
certain cure for headache, constipation
etc. 25c at Tallman A Co.'s drug
store. Guaranteed.
Thirty Dnys Free Trial.
Take a Christy Hoe safety razor
heme on 30 days' free trial, and If not
satisfactory, bring It back. A. C.
Koeppen & Bros., agents. Razor and
six extra blades for (2.
Hamlcy's for Harness and Saddles.
CATARRH
HAY FEVER
THIS
REMEDY
Is sure to
GIVE
SATISFACTION.
Ely's Cream Balm
lines Relief at Once
It cleanses, soothes
and beale ths dis
eased membrane. It
cures catsrrb and
drives away a cold
In the head quickly.
It la absorbed. Heala sod protects tb.
membrane. Restores th. senaea of tests
and smell. Full site 60c, at druggists or
by mall. Trial .tie 10c by mall.
ELY HKOTUUKU, 6 Warrso Street New
lark.
Sale of Late U. S.
Government Goods
Bowman Hotel Building. Pendleton, Oregon
U. S. Army Breechloading, Calibre 45, $2.75
USE?
SHOOTS SHOT ACC'I RATELY AT 10 YARDS AXI A It I PL F. HALL ONE MILK. ABF. THERE
FORK A COMBINATION' SHOTGUN AXI RIFLE, AM) WILL DO YOU AS MUCH GOOD AND
PLEASURE AS ANY $.-0.0ll SHOTGUN MADE. THIS STYLE nilF.KCHLOADING GUN HAS BEEN
IN SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FOR THE PAST THIRTY YEARS. AND
J I ST FOR THE GOVERNMENT ARSENAL AT BENICA. THERE ARE NO MORE EVER TO HE
HAD ON THE COAST AND IT WILL HE A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE SUCH A FINE WEAPON
FOR LITTLE OR NO MONEY. EVERY' INDIAN REGULAR OR NATIONAL GUARD SOLDIER
KNOWS WHAT THEY WILL DO. THE GUN COSTS THE GOVERNMENT TO MANUFACTURE
OV ER $16.00 EACH. WE ARK UN-LOADING THEM FOR $2.75. ,
ARMY BLANK Id's $2.00.
Guaranteed strictly all wool, good und clean: been used a
little. The government Is paying today f A. for Its blan
kets. Ask any army officer. Wool haf arvanced twice
tho price of last year '. $2.00
ABDOMINAL BANDAGES OR CUES'. PROTECTORS.
Cost the government DO cents each. We arc closing them
out for 10c
LEATHER TOOL HAGS ."0c.
Used in cavalry service. Handy for everybody 30c
DRAWERS.
Navy white drawers, very best pure all wool, cost navy
' department $1.73; price 5c
HEAVY LARGE SIZE HAGS.
Waterproof; to curry on back or over shoulder; complete
with four leather straps; cost government 12.00; price
OVERCOATS.
Overcoats for small men $:t.00
Naval officers' all wool shirts $2.00
Curios and something to please the ladles to docoratc
your home, etc. '
11 - I il
khaki sins, i.:m A SI IT.
Just like cut. I purchuscd from the
Cjuartcrmaster's department recently
SO. 000 suits of Khnkl. I sold 45,000
of these In Sun Francisco and have
1000 suits to sell hero. They cost
the government $2.76 a suit, as any
quartermaster In the XT. S. army will
Inform you. We offer thorn to you
6fic a garment, or $1.30 a suit. All
new und perfect goods. Will not fado
or shrink, and Inst twice longer than
commonly made, as these have stood
government test by tholr Inspector.
Just the thing for citizens, miners,
ranchers, prospectors, campers and
workingmen, Similar goods generally
sell for three times this price, or for
$.1.00 to (4.00 a suit.
Price, per garment, BSc; per suit $1,30
Opens
Tuesday
Sept. 26
and Closes
Saturday
Sept. 30.
5 DAYS ONLY
OPEN FROM 8 A. M. UNTIL 0 P. M.
W: Stokes Kirk
BOWMAN BUILDING.
MAIN STREET.