East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 13, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGL BEX. DAILY BAST ORKUOMAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1B0S. EIGHT PAUUts. LUSEMON EYDNFA1 R Mothers! Retain Your Youthful Figures. T l )iiiif.i! Ii li b Ion) httlL II Pf then lira the woman who is inditiertnt to this h is vet to be heard of. 1 irom time immemorial society ha recognised what they thought to be a detriment in the way of such a realization. The bearing of children has meant to them the marring of Ehysical beauty of figure, without which autv of face would be of little account. Nothing could be more remote from truth than this ; childbirth is purely a natural phenomenon, accompanied by pain, to be sure, but if properly managed no more harmful in its effects upon the human fores diTine than any other natural function. MOTHER'S FRIEND le essential In the proper management of every case of labor ; it relaxes and softens the abdominal muscles, hereby enabling them to sustain the stretching that they must undergo, and from this eery fact it facilitates their return to normal propor tions after childbirth, and it Is obvious that pain must be greatly lessened frost this very reason. It is a liniment, K is hsnnless, it is potent, it is priceless in its results, it is Mother's Friend, ft joo per bottle at drag if Stores. UUr WU W piwn, 'un H tree to all women. , E Bradflold Regulator Oo., t .1 ATLANTA, 64. Get The Best, j Good i Dry Wood! I! and I I ROCK SPRINU COAL T rbe Coal that gives the most X beat. PROMPT DELIVERIES. ! W. C. MINNIS 1 a Leave orders at Hennlngs' cigar store, Opp. Peoples Ware T honse. X 'Phone Slain t. LEWIS AND CLARK CORPOR ATION WILL "RUN BEHIND." . N. Dolph, Assistant Secretary, Tells Sun FrtuicLseo Kxiuiilncr of the H tanolal Condition of tlic Fair Says J'oriluiul lople Will lie Buck 50 fonts on tho Dollur Many Attrac tion Going to San Francisco's Mc hiuiius' Institute for the Winter. Soule, dean and director of the ex periment station at Blacksburg, Va., Ill read a papor on "Corn Growing In Virginia," and E. A. bishop, direc tor of agriculture of , the Normal school, Hampton, Va., on "Forage Crops Adapted to Eastern Virginia." The conference will close tomorrow fternoon. "The Lewis and Clark exposition at Portland comes to un end next Sun duy night, liy that time 2,800,000 peoplo will huve visited It. The citi zens of Portland subscribed $400,000 for the fair at Us outset. These po ple as stockholders of the exposition company will get back about 50 cents on the dollar which, in view of the ex perience of other expositions, is a very good showing." This was what J. N. Dolph, assist ant secretary of the exposition and a nephew of the lute United States sen ator, J. N. Dolph, said In an lntervii-v last night, says the San Francisco Px amlner. Mr. Dolph has been in south ern California conferring with the peo pie of the new town of Venice ab"tt removing the shows on the Trail at the exposition to that place. Today lie will confer with the Mechanics' Instl tute people of this city, relative to bringing here a collection of the best exhibits for a local fair under the auspices of the Mechanics' Institute. He says he does not know what the owners of the shows on the Trail will decide to do about going to Venice. Nor can he predict If any of the ex hlbltB will come to San Francisco. Ho says, however, that quite a number the exhibitors would like to come here. Continuing, he went on to say: "The largest attendance any one day at the fair was 86,000. That was on Portland day. It rained hard that day and that was the reason the attend ance fell short of 100,000. The next largest day was July 4, with 64,000 people. With the exception of Ore gon, California had had more people at the fair than any other state. Ful ly 30,000 people from California visit ed the exposition. It Is not an exag geration to say that the Lewis and Clark fair was almost as great a bene fit to California as It was to Oregon, because with few exceptions, all the easterners who visited the fair also visited California." Mr. Dolph says that the expenses of the fair averaged about 14800 a day. Said to Do Great Reformer's Interpre tation of tho Psalms. Berlin, Oct. 13. Students of history nd literature, collectors of manu scripts and theologians are greatly ln- resled In the report that an auto graph Mas, of a book, entitled "Expo sitions of the Psalms; How they must Interpreted," by Martin Luther, has been discovered In Zorbst, In the duchy of A nhii.lt. Previous to the dis covery It was not known that such a work was In existence and It has caused considerable surprise that so Important a manuscript could remain hidden away for so many centuries lthout being discovered. The manu script Is considered of the greatest value and will undoubtedly be placed Into one of the large museums. This discovery has caused great activity mong the directors of various llbrar end it is expected, a thorough search for other Luther manuscripts will now be made. Womanly Weakness is promptly relieved by Beecham's Pills. They never (ail. Special di rections to females with each box. Depression, sick headache, back ache, paleness and nervousness all disappear after using Beecham's Pills Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10c. sod Ko. No dangerous drugs or alcoholic concoctions are taken into the stom ach when Hyomei is used. Breathed through the Inhaler, the balsamic healing of Hyomei penetrates to the most remote cells of the nose and throat, and thus kills the catarrhal germs, heals the Irritated mucous membrane, and gives complete and permanent cure. Hyomei Is the simplest, most pleas ant and the only guaranteed cure for catarrh that has been dlscov :r- d. Complete outfit, $1.00; extra bottle, 60 cents. For sale by Tall man & Co. DOING THEIR DUTY. END OP BANKERS' CONVENTION tan r- Practical Banking the Irlnclpal Topic of Discussion. Waahinirtofl, D, C. Oct. 13. This is the closing day of the 31st annual con ventlon of the American Bankers' as nor-latlnn. which opened here on Wed nesday. After the morning session had been called to order by the president E. F. Swinney, the discussion of prac- tlcal banking questions was taken up nnri continued for about oni hour. Then Harvev L. Goulder of Cleveland n ripitvered an address on "Our Commerce." He was followed by Les lie M. Shaw, the secretary of the treas ury, who delivered an address dealing with various problems orf tne nnan plal svstem of the country. After luncheon the consideration oi unfinished business will be taken and various committee reports will be considered, including the report of the committee on nominations. After the .i.iinn of officers the new officers will at once be Installed and the con vention will adjourn. After adjourn ment many of the delegates will go to ariinirtnn and Fort Mayer. In the evening a formal reception will riven bv the Bankers' association the District of Columbia to the Amerl ran Bankers' association, in tne aomhlv irnoms of the New Wlllard ho. tel. The congressional library will be brilliantly illuminated tonight and w: be thrown open to the visiting bank era.. Scores 'of Pendleton Readers Are Learning the Doty of the Kidneys. To filter the blood Is the kidneys' duty. When they fall to do this the kid neys are sick. Backache and many kidney Ills fol low; Urinary troubles, diabetes. Doan's Kidney Pills cure them all. Pendleton people endorse oar claim. W. Wells, residing at the Palace Lodging House, Main street, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills ars a most ex cellent remedy for the back and kid neys and I heartily recommend them to anyone In need of such a medi cine. For more than a year I suffer ed heavy aching pains across my loins and back. When I stooped 1 had to be very careful In straighten inr up if I did not want to suffer severely. When I caught the least cold It Invariably settled In my back and kidneys and aggravated the com- Dlalnt- I had little faith In Doan's Kidney Pills when I went to Brock A McComas Co.'s drug store for them, bat they helped me from the first and a. continuation of their use corrected the kidney difficulty and relieved the aching In my back and loins. I have recommended this remedy to others and know of several wno nave use a them with the most satisfactory re sniita.1 For sale by all dealers. Price 10 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, m T. sola agents for the United at ,1m Remember the name Doan's nd take no other. LITHEK MANUSCRIPT FOUND. NO SINKCVRES IN TREASURY. Complimentary Jobs, and Every- body Must Work, Washington, D. C, Oct. 13. An or der has been signed by Secretary Shaw and today sent to the chiefs of all bureaus and divisions In the various executive departments, which. If actu ally carried out, will put an end to the numerous sinecures held by privl leged clerks and employes with pollti cal pull. The order requires that the chiefs of the various bureaus and ill- islons must certify to the work done by their subordinates before the latter can obtain their pay. Each division head must make oath that the person In whose favor the oucher Is drawn has been regularly In attendance at his place of work throughout the period covered and actually doing work. The order Is aimed at the numerous employes who maintain themselves upon the federal payroll without performing actual ser vices, or performing thrm very Irreg ularly. BANDITS IN SEATTLE. Alleged That Train Robbers Are Hid ing In Heart of City. Although prlvute, state and city authorities have tumbled over them selves In their efforts to apprehend the Great Northern bandits, they have either overlooked tho Star's "hunch" that the hold-ups were In this city, or for some unexplained reason have not acted on rumors to that effect, says the Scuttle Star. A Star reporter in a conversation with an ex-pollce official on Tuesday partly verified the rumor, although the Informant refused to divulge the names of the two train robhers. "They are within two blocks of where we stand now," quietly remark ed the Informant Tho meeting was at the corner of Yeslor way and Oc cldcntul. "If I can be guaranteed tho sum. of $1000 for tho capture of the two desperadoes I will pick them up Inside of an hour after the ngreoment Is entered Into." "Why don't you catch them any way and claim the rewards offered?" asked the newspaper man. "Do you think I am a fool? What would I get. I would get the 'double cross.' I've worked In this city a lit tle myself and I know the frame-up. All that I would get Would be a page or two of notoriety and tho good wishes of my personal friends. The reward would be split up with the 'bunch.' " Besides this Informant, others have made statements to the name effect and Insist that the local police have "laid down" In a case where a few hours of good, hard work would land the hold-ups behind the bars. Yob Cannot Buy Pespei Uhislxey than HAYNER, no matter how much you pay or where you get It. - We have been distilling whiskey for 39 years. We have one of the most modern and best equipped distilleries In the world. We know of nothing -that would Improve our product. Perfection In the distiller's art has been reached la HAYNER WHISKEY, which goes direct from our distillery to YOU, with all of Its original purity, strength, richness and (lavor. It doesn't pass throusrh the hands of anv dealer or middleman to adulterate. You thus save the dealers big profits. You buy at the distiller's price, at 6rst cost. Don't you see the economy In buying HAYNER WHISKEY, as well as the certainty of getting absolutely pure whiskey? Itnlt.it States senate. Washington. D. C. "I have used HAYNER WHISKEY for medicinal purposes in my ""?iTy and have lounu is very aausiaviory. oetieve 11 w bo luuiw,-... .. .. .. , ' " .,. , Jkomas 6. Martin, U. 8. Senator from Virginia. UE3!M Don't Borrow Trouble. It is a bad habit to borrow anything, but the worst thing you can possibly borrow, Is trouble. When sick, sore, heavy, weary and worn-out by the pnlns and poisons of dyspepsia, bilious ness, Brlght's disease and similar in ternal disorders, don't sit down and brood over your symptoms, but fly for relief to Electric Bitters. Here you will find sure and permanent forget gulness of all your troubles, and your body will not be burdened by a load of debt disease. At Tollman & Co. and Brock ft McComas' drug stores. Price 60c. Guaranteed. The Washington State Educational association will meet at North Yaki ma December 28-30. Sign of Good Times. New York, Oct. 13. The figures contained In the September report of Appraiser Whitehead In regard to the Importation of merchandise at the Port of New York during the past month is considered an undeniable proof of the prosperity existing in this country at the present time. It ap pears from the figures that the total appraised value of merchandise. Im ported at this port was $66,004,350, an Increase of $6,000,000 over the cor responding month of last year. The total value of precious stones Import ed during the month was $3,250,880, against $3,193,604 during the month of Sentembur, 1904. There was also marked Increase In the Imports of automobiles. During last month 119 cars were Imported, against 72 In September, 1904. Since January 1 of this year 772 automobiles have been Imported here, their total value being about $3,000,000. 4 20 QUARTS FULL $ l -00 EXPRESS PREPAID FULL QUARTS a I -20 FREIGHT U- PREPAID 8end us the above amount and we will ship In a plain sealed ease, with DO marka to show contents. Try the whiskey, have your doctor test it every bottle if yon wish. If yon don't And it all right, ship It back to ns at OUR KXHKNSB and your . money will be promptly refunded. How MAnlrt anv Aff..r hi, fatmr? You save money by ordering 20 quarts by freight. If yon can't use so much, get a friend to Join you. You can nave aimer Rye or oouroon. Remember we pay the eapress or freight charges. v Write our nearest office and do It NOW. OtS THE HAYNER DISTILLING COMPANY L PauL Mian. St. Louis, Me. Dayton, 0. Atlanta, Oa. Distillery. Troy, O. Capital. $500,000.00. paid la ftUL Established 1866 Lwaw- , sorus f DtsrruxsKl On the testimony of 5-year-old Har old Cohn of Spokane, It Is possible that the child's father will be sent to the penitentiary for shooting the lat ter's father August 27. Borne fellers go on th' principle uv crushing the turnip even it they can't get any blood out of It. ' " t A Girl of 14 W tO wrote 1 1 0 words a Gs,, minute blindfolded. Gregg shorthand. At 16 she was official court reporter. Youngest reporter In the world, (lets big salary. Write for booklet that tells " annul her. Orogg nyatt-m quickest to learn because based on longhand prin ciples. Only authorised teachers In Portland. LESSONS BY MAIL, $15. s Write for (free) Illustrated catalogue. HI0LME5 J U BUSINESS COLLEGE 2b-32 V.M.C.A. Bldg., Portland, Oregon a Special for WE HAVE Jl'ST RECEIVED A LAKOE SHIPMENT OF Mothers' Cook Books And for one day, Saturday, October 14, we will give them fine Cook Books away to our nictomoTH. Ihcy sell for 25c ctwh mriilurly, hut every woman v or man who Is tho hititt of a family, who buys $5.00 worth of good at The Fair on Saturday, will bo given one of tlKMe Conk Hooks FREE. Only one hook will be given In each family. IullcH, hore Is your ehanro to get a fine collection of choice recipes free. THE FAIR STORE HAS OUT-BCIUJANKEI BUIUIAXK. Extraordinary Achievement of a Mon tana Man. Great Falls. Mont., Oct. 13. Scien tists and agrlculturlms ore highly In terested In the discovery by u. Darst of a new method of growing po tatoes, which is as remaraauie "j nt the nrhlpvements of the "wlzar Rurbank. A number of scientists an 1 representatives of agricultural socletl :s are here at present to Investigate, an.l test Mr. Darst's discovery. His experiments have been conduct ed in a box eight feet square, in me bottom of that box Mr. liarst piaceu a layer or a cerium picioim.".. - hlch he has the secret, to tne aepin of three Inches. On top of that layer number of potatoes are pianiea. Then comes another layer of the 40- cret preparation, then another layer of potatoes and so on until the box Is full. Mr. Darst assertB mat it iv he built to almost any neigni, with layer after layer of potatoes and the preparation, without affecting the producing power of his composition. He also asserts that by his method he can raise potatoes for the market In any climate at any time 01 tne year. AS TO SCIENTIFIC FARMING. Convention Called Under Auspices De partment of Agriculture. Virginia Beach, Va., Oct. 1 J. Sev eral hundred farmers from all parts of the state are assembled here to attcnl the farmers' conference called by the state department of agriculture and Immigration for purpose of discuss ing papers on questions pertaining 'o farming. The conference was called to order this morning by the commis sioner of agriculture, who welcomed the visitors from other parts of the state. Professor 8. B. Helges, man ager of the Virginia state test farm, read a paper on "The Restoration of Soils and the Economical Use of Fer tilizers." He was followed by A. Jef f.r. who delivered an address on "PrlnceBS Anne county; Its Past, P ent and Prospective." In the afternoon session Prof. A. be wiiiwwk;wAAJW.U!AiA s of ffi ' ' i t I A new lot of Clear Dark Crystals. S J Pure Blue Stone The right klnd' ,hnt Drevents ,,mut- ; The most economical and surest S S FOrmSluChydC smut klUerln the world. Ses our win- gj Brock (Bit McComas If 1 ' Tlie OKI Keiianie irogsji'. s & '.ei TO I eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeei f BYERS' BEST FL01R la made from the choicest wheat that grows. Good bread Is X assured when Brers' Best Floor la used-. Bran, shorts, steam rolled barley always on hand. PENtiLETON roller mills W. 8. BYKRS, Proprietor. GUARANTEED NURSERY STOCK Beautify your home with flowers, bushes, roses, vines, trees snd hedges. All stock grown In the west and adapted to this climate. Rare beauties In roses. The time to plant your bushes Is In the fall. Our hedge plants make most attractive hedges. The advantage of dealing with me Is that my lino Is the moBt se lect, most complete, and everything Is fully guaranteed and will be replaced If It should not prove satisfactory. I reside here permanent ly and make good every promise. I can save you money on nursery stock. Orders taken now for fall and spring delivery. Address mrs. etta Mcpherson PENDLETON, OREGON. Seats on Sale BROCK & McCOMAS FRAZER. THEATRE K. J. TAYLOR Lessee and Msnager Price 35c 50c r5c $1.00 ONE NIGHT ONLY SUNDAY, OCT. 15 Uncle Josh Perkins BThe Big Fun Show ' With the Rube Band and Orchestra Elaborate Scenic Effects ONE NIGHT ONLY MONDAY, OCT. 16 ABSOLUTE SUPREME Adelaide Herrmann i AND COMPANY In a Sensational Program of wonderful Magic and Illusions Mirth, Magic, Music Four American Trumpet ers America's Military Musics! Act snd Xylophone Experts !