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PAGE EIGHT. DAILY EAST ORIGOMAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SKPTE.MREU 27. 1005 r EIGHT PAGES. The Race Is On Earlier than usual oar Christ um eoods are arrivlag. We aro mow reoelvini; three lot of Jap anese China. Our white lliivl Inad luis arrlttxl anil a new liiic of decorated and tvhlle seinl poroclaln la here. We will have this marked and displayed soon. A greater variety aad better prices tlian ercr. WATCH THIS SPACE. A Short history Johnson Hros., of Hanley, England, employ oyer five thousand people In the manu facture of their somi-porcelaln. Their ware never chocks or craze and Is the finest on the market. We linve Just received a crate from them weighing thirteen hundred and seventy five pounds, and contains two thous and, two hundred and sixty pieces. Remember, tills ware doea not erase does not check. WATCH THIS SPACE. Owl Tea House WATER WHEEL A Sl'CCESS. J. S. Mathews Has Completed All De tails of an Irrigation Wheel and Will Place It on the Market. J. S. Mathews, the veteran pump man and foreman in the service of the O. R. & N. has Just completed an irri gation wheel, which he will make an effort to place on the market. The Kast Oregonlan gave a description of the wheel a year ago. but Mr. Mathews has improved it and Is now certain of its success. The wheel consists of a tight drum, anchored under the water and revolv ed by the current. The drum will either float on top of a stream or will work equally well under water. It is fitted with wings which open as the current strikes them, thus giving the wheel ani extended surface for the water to. strike in producing power. The wheel can be used in lifting wa-! ter, generating electricity or In driving machinery and Is one of the simplest yet most practical uppliuncc yet In vented. He will make arrangements to place several In operation In the Dead Ox Flat Irrigation district in Idaho, and has every assurance that the wheels when anchored In Snake river will generate sufficient power to solve the problem of lifting water for Irrigation purposes so cheaply that it will be within the reach of even the smallest Irrigator. Wheels can be made to suit any stream, no matter how small a quan tity of water It may contain, If the water runs In a current swift enough to turn the wheel. It seems to be one of the most practical and efficient methods of irrigation yet invented. Costs Nothing to Register. It costs nothing to register or vote In city election, the street poll tax law having been re- pealed. Only a few days more In which to register, as the books close October 4. Register now and take part In the coming city election. Unless you register it will be difficult to vote on elec- tion day. Be an active citizen, and take part in the affairs of your city. Remember, the books close on October 4. Register today. EXCI RSION TOMORROW. Bickers Pleased With .lullsco. H. E. Bickers is now In San Fran cisco, having come up from Jalisco, Mexico, a few days ago. He Is said to be there for the purpose of buying machinery for an ice plant which he and John Raulstone are to establish at Jalisco, with which place both men are said to be well pleased. Before returning to Mexico Mr. Bickers will visit Pendleton. Sliecphuyers Ix-aving. S. J. Chapman, R. C. Robb and A. M. Collins, three Colorado sheepbuy ers who have been here for some time, left this morning for Meacham, where they will see their sheep loaded out to-dJ'- From there all but Mr. Chapman will If) n to Colorado. A. W. Der rick, another member of the party, is Mill In tuwn, NEW GLASS O. R. & X. W ill Run Daylight Train From Milton to Portland for Port land Day. Tomorrow and Friday the O. R. & N. will run a daylight excursion from Milton to Portlund on account of Port land day, which will be celebrated at the Lewis and Clark fair on Saturday. The train will leave here at 9 a. m. each day. Purchasers of tickets for these excur sions may secure Pullman accommo dations Just as holders of first-class tickets. The round trip fare from this city to Portland will be but 16. good going or returning on any train with in 10 days. ONE YEAR IN PENITENTIARY. John Ration Pleaded Guilty to Ijircc ny of $40. John Batson, charged with having stolen $40 from a friend here a few weeks ago, was arraigned In the cir cuit court yesterday afternoon. Bat son had been brought before Judge Ellis last week, but had taken until yesterday to pead. When asked If he were guilty or not guilty he admitted the former and was given a term of one year In the penitentiary by Judge Ellis. New Carpet Sowing Machine. M. A. Rader has Just received a new carpet sewing machine which will be used in his furniture and carpet de partment hereafter. It will add great ly to the efficiency of the carpet de partment. Coming to ifmlitHoll. " Racine F. Sargent, for a number of vears foreman in the office of the Pullman Tribune. Is coming to this city Soon, to engage In the Insurance business. EsUibrooks in Evanstou. The iCast Oregonlan has Just re ceived a letter from JE. G. Estabrooks. formerly in Pendleton ,postofflce. He is now located in Evansjvn, 111., a sub urb of hicago, where he .wVl attend the academy of the Northwestern univer sity during the coming year. He is delighted vllh Evanston. which was the home of Prances E. Wlllard, and a most picturesque residence city. He says It has nft saloons. Strengthening the Jail. The Iron barred windows of the county Jail are now being strengthen ed and repaired, so as to make It more difficult for prisoners to escape. The work Is being done by the Pendleton Jron Works. HANOI ET WILL FOLLOW INITIATION MONDAY. Eagles Excct to Take in Another Class of Fifty Wlten Tliey Move Into the Now Hall on November 15 This Will Give the Order an Approximate membership of Five Hundred In Pendleton Eagles- Islge Room Is Engaged for Every Night Except Sunday. With the approaching completion of the new Eagles' building some lively times are being planned by the mem bers of the local aerie. On next Mon day night a class of 50 new members will be Initiated Into the order, the meeting being held In Hendricks" hull. Following the initiatory work a social time and banquet will be given. Also, It is expected that when the uerie moves into the new hall on November 15 another class of similar size will be taken In. Should this be done, the membership of the local aerie will be raised to 600, as there are now 400 members enrolled and the coming class will make the membership 450. The Eagles' building has now been rented with the exception of one room the one at the west corner. Of the other two rooms on the ground floor. the center one has been taken by Messrs. Lawrence & Aston for a sa loon, while the Siebert room has been rented to Jonn Gagen for saloon pur poses. The lodge room upstairs has been rented for every night In the week ex cepting Sunday. On Saturday evening the hall will be used by Carl Gulott. Ben Burroughs and Thomas Milarky for dances, while the other five nights have been taken by lodges as follows Monday, Woodmen: Tuesday, Red men; Wednesday. Knights of Pythias; Thursday. Elks; Friday, Eagles. Yesterday afternoon the last of the money was secured for the purpose of paying for the building. Six thousand dollars Is the amount that was needed, and it was raised by popular subscrip tion around the city, the money being given as a loan at 7 per cent. The money was secured yesterday by a committee consisting of A. C. Koep pen. Frank O'Hara. Roy Rltner and J. T. Hlnkle. RAY CITY TIRES OF GAM RUNG. San FrnnHsco Making an Etrnrt to Crush the Kvll. Tho following from the San Fran cisco Examiner shows that the anti gambling crusade In now on In that city: "Mike" Golden, proprietor, and one MucGregor. employe, of the notorious "Moorish Paluco," ut 112 Market street, which was closed lust Wednes day through the efforts of tho Exam lnor, nre preparing to do their utmost to evade a verdict of guilty when they are brought to trial for operating a gambling game. Golden and MacGregor were arrest ed at the instance of A. R. Hawkins, the young business mun who secured evidence against the "sure thing" den and then swore to the warrants for the arrest of those operating the place. The case of Golden was called in Judge Fritz's court yesterday, but up on the application of Gnlden's attor ney a continuance was grunted until Monduy morning and notification given that the defendant would de mand a Jury trial. In the meantime every influence thai the accused men cun muster la being brought to bear upon Husklns to get him to drop the case. Although Mr. Hasklns Is confident that he has enough evidence to secure a verdict of guilty, It would greatly help mat ters If any persons who have lost money in tho place since it opened would appear In Judge Fritz's court Monday morning and give their tes timony as to the nature of the place and of the gambling game operated there. ,tHTittmfTtTT4 i $3.50 and $4.00 SPRAYING LIVESTOCK. Dip. FOCH WERE CAI'GHT. Smooth Female Swindler Makes a Clenn Getaway. Four local mercantile houses were caught by the bogus check woman who operated here Saturday evening, the fourth being the Peoples Warehouse. However, the latter fact was not dis covered by the empoyes of the latter store until towards evening yesterday. As each cheek was written for ex actly the same amount, and was made out In Identically thesame manner excepting the numbers, there Is no doubt but that the whole affair was a swindle. In all practically $100 was cleaned up by the woman within a short time, for she made but light purchases at the various places. Of the four firms that took the checks the Teutsch store is the only one where the fraud was suspected at once. Not over 10 minutes after the woman had left it was learned that no such nerson as Fred Martin had an account at the Savings bank, and Messrs. Dlndlnger and Llvlngood of the store started in search of the woman. However, no trace could be secured of her, and although the train that evening was watched, she was not seen to go aboard, and not a glimpse of her has been seen to this time. Machine Invented to Supersede ping Vats. A spraying machine has recently been put on the market In Colorado the purpose of which Is to spray live stock. Instead of dipping, as in the past, says the Farmers' Sentinel. According to a description furnished by an exchange, this machine stands on Its own wheels und Is practically a covered tank, the floor of which Is a moving sidewalk. The stock are driven by a chute ut one end and pass through a tank down another chute. After being run up the chute the ani mals have no chance to bulk, because the moving sidewalk carries them right on through. On the way through the tank they are douched with a spray from 250 Jets, each with three holes placed on all sides of the Interior. The spray Is under eighty pounds pressure, and drenches the animal to the skin. The machine Is operated by a trac tion engine and may be moved over the country' from one bunch of cattle to another. Just as threshing machines are moved In the farming districts. The spray is similar to the dips used for years past, composed of Beaumont oil. lline, sulphur, etc. The work of spraying may be car ried on rapidly, as an animal can be passed through In 30 seconds. The first extensive test of the machine 's to be made at Corona. Colo., on a bunch of 75,000 head of range catt'e. The owners charge from 15 to 25 cents a head for spraying, uccordlng to the size of the bunch, and they pur pose to operate the machines In that way rather than sell them outright. The cost of constructing the machine is given at $2,000. CLEANSING, PURI-'f FYING t SOAPS Toilet soaps are all supposed to be made for the purpose of cleansing and purifying the skin, but many soaps have another quality that of irritating and roughening the skin. The soaps we sell are not only pure, but they are neutral, which means that they are all soap and do not contain an ex cess of cuticle destroying alkali. We have pure Soaps at all prices from 5c to $1.00 per cake. We have a small amount of our soaps displayed In our win dow. Can't we sell you soaps Tallman d& Co. Leading Druggists Has Typhoid Fever. A. D. Smith, formerly of this place, but now of North Yakima. Is III with typhoid fever at the home of K. N. Smith. 712 Cosble Btreet. Drawing House Plans. Architects Howard & Swingle are now drawing plans for a 12500 house for a brother of Mr. Howard, who lives ut Garfield. Wash. OIMECT TO ASSESSMENT. Twin Falls I -and Company Thinks It Should Re Exempt. E. B. Crltchlow is In the city from Twin Falls to attend to business In the federal court, sa;. the Boise Statesman. He stated last evening the Twin Falls Laud & Water com pany would go Into court to contest if.... llu, TVIu f'mifafetf. tv,. riina'ii eu ii ,11 dates are now the assessment of Its canal In Cassia Includud In the Hawallun trip contest Son Was Born. A nine-pound son was born to Mi ami Mrs. Sam Hayes on Bluff street last night. , By a vote of !92 to 265, Canyon county. Idaho, has voted bonds for a new court house. being conducted by the Oregon Dally Journal, In the district comprising La Grande and. Pendleton: La Grande. Miss Kate Nash, 20,031 votes; Miss Mollle Proebstel. 14,467. Peildleton: Miss Agues Fletcher, 17,175, Miss Grace Hawks, 13.646; Miss Pearl Har rls. 7077; Miss Mabel Johnson, 3S76. The winner in the contest will be given an absolutely free trip to the Hawaiian Islands next February, by the Journal. The party will consist of about 1H girls who will win In the contest, accom panied by some capable woman com panion and chaperon. Adding EleiirlcMl Apiwratiis. Tr. L. K. Blakeslee has Just added to his already splendid laboratory ny securing a new wall plate, which Is designed for giving all manner of electrical treatment. Also considera ble other new apparatus has recently been purchased by the doctor, and It i that his office is the best equipped of any of Its kind In state. DO UG LAS Pi ,n, THIS WELL-KNOWN LINE OF MEN'S FOOTWEAR SPEAKS TO YOU Wear a Pair AND THE MANY GOOD POINTS THAT ASSEM BLED MAKE THIS BEST KNOWN SHOE A NEED FOR YOU ...ROOSEVELT'S... oston otore Wants your shoe busi ness. We have the only shoe store in the city. No Dessert More Attractive Vbjr use gelatine and pend hours soaking, sweetening, flavoring and coloriug when Jell-0 jrejr.cps better results In two minutest feverytluiiK i the package. Binipiy add hot iter and set to cool. It's perfection. Asm. prise to the housewife. No trouble, less ex oense. Trv it to-day. In Four Fruit Flat urn: Lemon. Orange, Strawberry, jerry. At grocers. 10s. None Have Been Sorry mm. HIS BANK, throuch Its 8a rln its Department, haa bean the 1 means of persuading a great many people to put asld money. All have been glad that they have done so. None have been sorry. When you have opened a Ravings Account It is easier than you think to add to It. Take our advice and open such an account, you will very soon have reason to thank us. We pay FOUR PER CENT on savings. Commercial Nat'l Bank, Pendleton the George Strand Enrolled. George Strand, the well known high hn,,l student and football player, is once more enrolled In the school here. much to the Joy of his rellow siune... who regretted the prospect of losing him to Whitman. It is said that Strand will play as halfback on the eleven this year, and will certainly greatly strengthen the back field. Kptcer Estate Appraised. Yesterday afternoon a report was filed by the appraiser of the estate cf Leslie Hnlcer. No will was left by the deceased, and the personal property of the estate was found to be valued at between $2000 and $3000. The ap- nralsers were J. M. Hemphill, James Huwke and Fred Gelnger. county. The cunai was osaesseu Bi $500,000. A protest was filed with the board, but the assessment stands on the rolls, Th grouiid upon which the assess ment will be contested is that the pro Jecl Is a state enterprise, the company helna merely the agent or tne inner. Ti,..r. ismiis are granted to the state by the general government, the for mer contracting to reclaim them. The state entered Into a contract with the canul company to erect the necessary works for placing water on the lund. and the entire project remulns under the direct direction of tho state. Un der these circumstances, It Is held, the canal works cannot be legally assess a m,. Crltchlow has briefed the subject and will go Into the courts for a decision. If the courts should decide the as sessment Is not legal, It would leave Cassia county in an awkward predica ment. The assessment of the state for the year has been equalised and the apportionment Is made on last year's assessment, but the assessment of this year will have to be used next year in making the apportionment, anu, u ui assessment Bhould be knocked out, the remainder of the property or tne county would have to make up the proportion of state taxes represented by the Invalidated assessment, unless it were found the state board were authorized to take cognizance of the decision. FALL CLOTHING Tweny-flve separate, styles, subject to your choice at each price. Every style showing the best results of the designers' are and the tailors skill. There aro Bluo Serges, Black and Fancy' Worsteds, Fancy Tweeds . and Cheviots, $12.50, $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00 OrK GUARANTEE GOES WITH EVEKY SUIT. BAER(& DALEY 1 1 729 MAIN STREET. EI RNISHEHS AND HATTERS. IHod Willie Visiting Here. Samuel P. Williams of Chicago, who has been visiting In this county since last June, died at the residence of his nephew, Frank Brotherton, several miles from Helix. Monday. He was 70 years of age and suffered for years with a liver trouble which caused his death. Tlilrty-Klx Registered Today. At 3 o'clock this afternoon 633 had ro.riKir.red for the coming city election, there having been 38 registered up to thut hour today. Should this rate be maintained until the time of closing. It is probuble that today will break the record for number of registra tions. Knit to Quiet Title. Hult wus started today In the circuit court by J. H. Despaln against Carrie A. Hheucrman and Arnold A. Hhcu erman, infants, to clear a cloud from the plaintiff's title to lots 6 and 7, In block C of South Pendleton. These Golden Opportunities TODAY 4Q A" 8umn,er,,,"ow nrr Colfax, Wash- yVcres WhM,t al"1 frtork 'arm "" pM,de 1500 Acres stock rncn "!. 800 ACreS ' Pendleton. J 0 AcreS Hop lnnd nor Nortn Yamnlll Oregon 'I 1 I A stAC Eight-year-old winter apples; irrlgat- V 1 2 nClCal ed, at Waltsburg, Washington. Will King In Germany. Miss Ina Wright, daughter of W. T. Wright of the First National bank of Union, has Just signed a contract as court singer for a period of three years in Germany. Miss Wright has been In Germany studying music for a number of years and will leave again Soon for that country. Tliursalny Afternoon Club. Tho Thursduy Afternoon club wll meet this week on Friday afternoon, with Mrs. James A. Fee. All members are requested to be present. The recent burying of snowsheds and a freight train on the Central Pacific, In the Sierras, was caused by the explosion of a car of gasoline, from unknown causes. Seven quarter sections choice wheat land not far from Pendleton at 15 per acres. Will double In value In the next year. Six choice building lots on High street aide. One new elght'room house on High street. Five-acre and 4.5 acre tracts on the Race Trick addition. OTHER. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR. SALE Chas. A. Hill THE REAL ESTATE MAN. 100 EAST AI7TA STr.EET. LEGAL BLANKS gonian for a free cat alogoe of them. A fall supply always kept to stock.