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DAILY KAirf ORECONlAtt, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBEit 17, 1006.
PAGE THREE.
PEN ON FALL SALE
Of the newly arrived styles and patterns in '
Women's Woolen Dress Materials '
One of the moHt encouraging signs of the times In the almost universal demand tor dress materials
of the better iiuiillty, and It Is a demand with which we are not only gluri to comply, but which we were
first to meet and recognize. In oiw showing of the BUTTER MATBIUAI.8 we are especially fortunate In
having a line that Is certainly without a peer In Pendleton, and which e are able to sell ut extraordinary
reasonable prices. This opening sale Is replete with Interest to everyone who places value on correct
material, and Is Indeed an exceptional opportunity to those economically Inclined In the great variety of
new goods and styles comprehended In this sale. We have arranged three great lots for this sale, as follows:
Lot No. 9
48c. yard
Over 650 yards of the newer
fancy suitings, Venetians, serges,
Henriettas, Cashmeres and
Plaids, all the popular shades
and mixtures In widths from 36
to 4 2 Inches. No piece worth
less than 65c and up to 80c yard.
Tour choice 4Bc yard
Lot 18, 79c. yd.
More than BOO yards of fancy
Mohair Suitings, deep rich
plaids, novelty suitings, Serges,
Henriettas, Cashmeres and Pru
nella In brown, navy blue,
green, and In fact all the becom
ing shades of the season. In
widths from 41 Inch to 46 Inch
' wide. No piece worth less than
95c yard, and op to 11.16. Tour
choice 79c yard
Lot 27, $ 1 .33 yd.
No less than 550 yards of the
newer suitings In the Invisible
plaids, waterproofs, Imported
Serges arid Prunellas, Scotch
novelties, broadcloths and the
popular new suiting cloths, all
In colors and mixtures Just In
vogue with the season. In widths
from 4 8 Inch to B6 Inch. No
piece worth less than 11.76 and
jp to $2.06 yard. Tour choice,
, , $I.S yard
THREE RIDS GOME
vm ; Hit; coast attracts
TIlANSt X1NTI X ENTAL 1,1 XK8
Tuconia and Scuttle in Be Tcrmlnul
of Now Lines From the E" Tin."
St. Paul, ('unnilluii Pacific, and
NortliH-tTii All Have Signified
Their Intentions of Coining to Pll
get Sound.
ALEXANDER'S
RENDLETON'S
RELIABLE STORE
this MwnmV. (TSi I
1 NEW YORK LETTER
BARGAINS
TO-DAY
AO Of Block 209 - - $525.00
BHXots 13-U' Block IflJ $475.00
Chas. A. Hill
106 E. AltaSt,.
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New Tork, Oct. 17. Municipal ad
ministrations In this country, particu
larly in large cities, are not famous
for their economy, and It is safe to
say that nobody ever suspected the
municipal government of Greater New
York to be more economical than the
governments of other American cities.
As a rile, figures showing the ex
tiavugance of city administrations, are
more exasperating than sensational
except In some few Instances. The
figures concerning the cost of main
taining the county jail on Ludlow
street, 'however, are so extraordinary
that even the most pessimistic critics
of the administration find It difficult
to accept them aa correct
Amnrdlng to the figures submitted
by Sheriff Erlanger to the board of
estimate the cost of maintaining and
conducting the Ludlow street Jail m
1 IDS. 710 a year, not Including the
1 4'). ('' which constitute the sheriffs
salary. At the present time there are
only three prisoners In the Jail, and,
according to the figures their mainte
nance costs the city over $90 a day
for each prisoner. Once 'In a while
there are a few more prisoners ht the
Jail, Vet their number has not exceed
cd nine for over a year.
Taking the maximum flgtire as the
average, the cost of maintaining the
P
Why not eliminate every element of
-chance or uncertainty, by getting our
figures when you need anything In
lumber?
Cray's Harbor Commercial
Company
W. J. 6EWELL,
Phono Main tl
If you have any ring plana one ia
and look ovor .our collection. Our
rings are all now style, tlio qnaWr la
the bewt and the price will enrpi
you. B doesn't itake much money to
bay a beautiful ulna here.
Winslow Bros.
.towelcr-Optician.
rnstnffice Block.
Turn your steps here when yea
..ant wnnn. elean coal. We fume
.... mrtn with the best that ia a
j -.nt vour orders. Tou ca
do better than give us your order.
HenryKopittke
DUTCH HENBT.
Office, Pendleton loe Cold Storage
fearless, thut Ihe citizens are becom
Ing desperate. Many Inhabitants of
certuln sections of the city, much
visited by burglars, have armed them
selves to protect themselves and their
property against burglars and thugs,
as they are unabb to get adequate
police protection. Commissioner Me-
Adoo says that the number of police
men and 'detectives in Oreater New
York Is Insufficient, bnt skeptical clt
Ir.ens are inclined to believe that it
In not at all n question of numbers.
If Inability to discover and appre
hend evil doers Is a proof of the in
capability of the police force, the po
lice force of New York displays, un
dcnlultiy. the most astounding lack of
ability. Some critics of the adminis
tration are of the opinion that the
pollee ' force''ls numerically adequate
and Hc'er enough, but Is compelled
by orders from above to devote so
mULh time and effort to the persecn-tlnn-of
trivial offenders guilty of mi
nor misdemeanors, that they have
netther enough time nor energy left m strike for Portland.
Tacoma, Oct. 17. Three hew trans
continental routes are to be completed
within a couple of years, according
to the latest developments In central
western railway circles. Yesterday,
the Wisconsin Central lines took In
Kile capital and men Identified with
Hie Morgan-Hill group, and the Cen
tral will be the connecting line be
tween the Erie on the east and the
fiient Northern on the west.
To meet this condition of affairs,
long foreseen, Ihe St. Paul has made
arrangements for a line to the west
terminating at Tacnniu, with branch
lines to Seattle and Portland. ,
The company officials deny that
such a plan Is under consideration
and It was denied at the last meeting
of the road in Milwaukee that such a
Hlei had been considered at all. Sec
retary Adams denied that the St. Paul
had Just paid $1,000,000 for tidewater
pioHrty in Tacoma, including rights
of way Into that city, but from other
sources It Is known here that such
deal has already been ratified by the
directors.
The line will be extended from
Chamberlain. S. f.. to meet the Ta
coma & Eastern, and then the St
Paul road will take over entirely new
property In Tnconiu, and build a great
n w stathvm.
In connection with this deal is an
other plan to nifet the Hill-Morgan
combination. The Canadian, Pacific
will connect with the new fit. Pnul
1 ueific line, and will be given the
traffic in its territory, which has
hitherto gone over the Hill and
Northern Pacific lines. This will he
done by a branch line connecting the
two lines along the Pacific coast. The
eastern end of the system will be by
a Junction with the Pennsylvania lines
at Chicago. '
The third transcontinental line is
said 'to be a plan of the Northwestern,
with the Vaiiderbilt lines In the east.
The details of
GROCERY CHANGES HANDS.
ray
Brothers lime Bought Out
Younger & Son.
1 change of Importance will take
place In the grocery business In Pen
dleton as the Gray Brother '.rocery
ompiiny will take possession of the
Younger & Son grocery next Man l'-iy.
for which they recently closed a deal.
The store will be In charge of W. J.
and Charles K. Oruy, of Astoria, both
of whom are experienced grocery-
men and thoroughly understand the
business.
Charles E. Gray has for the past
seven year been connecieu wim me
Ford & Stokes grocery of Astoria,
und for the past two years has been
manager. He was also one of the
buyers for Lang & Co., wholesale" gro
cers of Portland.
V. J. Gray was also connected with
Ford & Stokes grocery for two years.
The deal for the purciiuse or tne
Younger & Son grocery was consum
mated September 15, and possession
will be taken next Monday.
Messrs. Gray are brothers of Mrs.
George Hartmun, Jr., of this city.
F. X C F.I XE XT F.XTI 41 IT A I N M F. X T.
lirH-Mtcd Encore and Highly PriNtsrd
Auriloucr.
Uist night Adelaide Hermann Inter
ested a large audience at the Krazor
theater with her works of magic and
hypnotism. Many were present who
had seen her husband, Hermann the
Great, during his time, anil they de
clare that her wonderful work Is
equal to his. Whether or not such is
true, Hhe la certainly no discredit to
that great family of miracle workers.
With the company there is a family of
musicians, which gave selections dur
ing the Interval between the first and
second acts, und were reis-aledly encored.
rison would be about 630 a day for
each iprlsoner. One of the local pa
per lias figured out that (he city
could save about $45 a day by sending
its prisoners, each accompanied by a
trusty "guard, to the St. Regis Hotel.
nd board and lodge them there. The
prisoners and their guard coxrid en
joy luxurious quarters, delicious meals,
Irlnk champagne with their meals
ltd smoke fine cigars and It would
cost the city only one-half nt what
it cost now to keep the few prisoners
t the 'Ludlow street J!L
A HiicgMtor XlghilngaV-
While trying voices for the Studio
wnlng club Dr. II. Holbroek 'Curtis,
one of New York's leading musicians,
discovered a young and nntnlned
tenor, who Is Bald to posses a marvel
ous voire. Dr. Curtis, as well as ther
expert who have heard the young
linger, agree that he promises te be
come on of the world's greatest tng-
ers. The yyoung man Is a PnlWn lew,
named Isaac Houtman and ha keen
earning a living for himself and tils
mother, by peddling on the Bowery.
Mr. Charles Dillingham, the manager
f Miss Frltzl Scheff, ha taken the
young man under his wings and wtil
have him .educated for the operatic
stage. ,
At Miss Scheff's suggestion he was
given the stage namo Raphael Carus-
ke, a combination of Caruso and De
Itcszke. Darting the present season
he will sing rn the chorus of the "Mile.
Modiste" company to got some stage
training and t the end of the season
he will be entrusted to some groat
master to be prepared for the ope rai
ls stage.
Smith Oa a Prlie.
The postal authorities are looking
or u young mitn who signs himself
J. K. A. Smith and who seems to be a
nun of original lda. He offers htm
self an the mairlmttiilul prize In ft lot
tery, which Is to coat each of the
players 15. The one who guesses
certain number, which, ho says, ho put
In twerow, draws Smith as a husband.
Those who fall to wtn itlie capital prise
each get 16 worth of t,ck In a com
pany which Is to he formed to "ex
ploit a valuable proposition. The
contest closes on October 26, and as'
plrants who do not enclose .$6 will re
celve consideration.
Smith fllBO offers a prize ut $100 to
the newsnnper which Is moat often
mentioned In his applications and an
other prtae of $100 to the paper in
which his future wife first saw tho
proposition. The prosaic! postal au
thorltles do not appreciate the origin
allty of the scheme and are of the
opinion that Smith has violated the
postal laws and Is liable for fraud.
Wave of Crime In Now York,
The wnve of crime which swept
over the city a few weeks ago has
by no mean receded and the number
of crime against the person and prop
orty In all part of Greater New York
Is perfectly appalling. Burglar, In
particular, have become so bold and
to Tope with the real criminals.
Health Conditions Improving.
If the figures published by the
health department are reliable, the
health conditions In New' Tork are
hotter now than ever before In Its
history since Colonial times. The fig
ures are based upon the 'Censns of
100 and show a death rale of 19 per
1000 Allowing for an Increase ol
population since 100 of abtmt 1 ier
cent, would leduce the death rat to
about 17 per 1000. That figure beats
aH previous records.
'The report of the heaTr depart
ment for the first six months of the
present fiscal year shows that there
were 50.843 births In New Tork,
against 4 7.3K4 In the fir six months
pf 1904, nnd .17.769 deaths against
2.690 In the first six months of 1901.
There have been 20,76 marriages
during the first six months of this
year, against 19,795 during the CTr-
rosponding period of last year.
Hush to lay Taww.
Never before In the history of this
city has there been such an eagerness
and rush on the part of the owners of
real and personal property to iwcy
their taxes at the first possible mo
ment a this year and the result has
completely shattered every previous
record of receipts for the iflrst day.
'When the office closed on the after
noon of the first dny $1!.25'6,060 had
been received In Manhattan and $2,-
BThd.OOO In Brooklyn. The largest In
dividual payment received on the first
day was that of the Vanderhilts, con
sisting of 16 checks aggregating 61.-
000,(MiO. One of these checks, drawn
for 13fi0,000, represented taxes due
from the New York Central railroad,
whlk- the other represented accounts
on real and personal property from
he various branches of the family.
j this project are extremely haiy, a
Northwestern officials refuse to talk
of the question nt all.
IK)SF.VFI,T'S MHTHKItX Tllll.
"Purity" Tlielr TlM'tne.
Ij Crosse, Wis., Oct. 17. The Na
lional Purity conference began a
three days' session, in La Crosse today
with delegates In attendance from
many parts of the t'niteil States and
Canada. Among the subjects to re
ceive attention are the traffic In girls,
rescue work, preventive methods, di
vorce, race suicide and state tolera-
Itnn f the social evil. The list of
speakers who will address the con
ference includes prominent members
of nil the national organizations iden
tified with the cause.
American Locomotive 'oiiihui'.
New Tork, Oct. 17. The stockhold
ers of the American Locomotive com
pany held their annual meeting here
otday. The annual report showed
gross earnings for the fiscal year end
ing January 30. 190S. of $24. 150.201.
u decrease of $8.1 S.G-I !l from 1904.'
CUTIGURA SOAP
The World's Greatest
. SkinSoap,
The World's Sweetest
Toilet Soap.
Sale Greater than the World's
Product of Other Skin Soaps
Sold Wherever Civilization Has
Penetrated.
Million of the world' best people
use Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuti
oura Ointment, the great skin cure,
lor preserving, purifying, and beau
tifying the skin, for cleansing the
scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff,
and the stopping of falling hair, for
softening, whitening, and soothing
red, rough, and sore hands, for baby
rashes, itchings, and chaCngs, for
annoying irritations, or too free or
offensive perspiration, for ulcerative
weaknesses, and many sanative, anti
septic purposes which readily suggest
themselves to women, especially
mothers, as well as for all the pur
poses of the toilet, bath, and nursery.
Cuticura Soap combines delicate
emollient properties derived from
Cuticura, the great skin cure, with
the purest of. cleansing ingredients
and the most refreshing of flower
odours. No other medicated soap
ever compounded is to be compared
with it for preserving, purifying, and
beautifying the skin, scalp, hair, and
hands. No other foreign or domestic
toilet soap, however expensive, is to
be compared with it. for all the pur
poses of the toilet, bath, and nursery.
Thus it combines in one soap at one
price the most effective skin and com
plexion soap, and the purest and sweet
est toilet, bath, and nursery soap.
Sold Ihrau2h.,ut Ihe world. CuUeiim RwoltwS. Ic
iln liinn irf Chooklr Ot.lrd Pilla. 3&r. per till of ),
Hnhttrnt. ,HV Me. Ih-polj: Ijmdon, tj Chmrter-
hnute q. t rant, . Kwdr 11 mix t Huatnn, IS I
.nam. Corp., Pole I
lu Cure Kverjr llui
TWIK 11KMEDY FOR CATARIUI.
California Prune Wafers.
Purely vegetable, they are nature'
product and should be In every house
hold. They cure constipation and all
disorders of the stomach, liver and
bowels. Tallman & Co., 62 Main St
Pendleton, Oregon,
100 Wafers 25 Cent.
mil Include l.oiiiitaiia. Arkanrws, i
lloriilii ami North Carolina.
Waithlngton, Oct. 17. Tliere wa
un unusually large number of callers
at the White House today. Most of
them eitiled Jmply to say good-bye
to the prestdr-nt, who leaves here to
morrow on his trip through the
south.
This trip of the president will com
plete his tour of the entire ignited
Smtes. The four states which he has
not visited as president are Ixiuisiana
Arkansas, Klorldn and North Caro
lina. He will not, however, confine
himself to these states, but will stop
also in Virginia, Alabama and Oeor
Kla. .
The political aspect of the trip Is
not without Interest. The president is
prepared to make some important
political utterance during the next
few days. He has already written a
speech on the Chinese exclusion pol
icy, which he will deliver In Raleigh
nert Thursday. At other point he
will express his views on such Import
ant matters as rate legislation, the
navy, Santo Iiomlngo and ' posnibly
Venezuela.
Mi-cling or Rallnny Officials.
Plt'sbiirg, Oct. 17. The America.!
Association of Railway Superintend
ents nf liridges and Buildings, began
Its 14th annual convention In this city
today. Nearly all the leading railway
systems of this country, Canada anl
Melieo are represented. s
Mill nnd Timber Sold.
Siehll and Reed, of Ilend, who have
been in the lumber business there for
the past three years, sold their mill
and N00 acre of pine timber to a
Wisconsin firm last week for a con
sideration of $28.000. Crook County
Journal.
BAD BREATH
"Formonlbi I hud vreaft IrotibUwUh n)yitoTnrk
and nird all kfndi of medielna. Mr ton to hu
bn eto)TM tmd aa frai). ray brealb bat-ioc
bad odor. Two wecki aco ft friend recomm ended
Cftiearvla and after aalnic tbem 1 ten willingly and
cheerfully ay Ibal they bae entirely cured ne. 1
therefor let yoa know that
recommend
in mnw nn an ffxri n a fmn anvil IffiBh i.
Chas. H. Hainan, IN KlTincton 8t-, Hew lor. B.J.
jfjpFfa C5t Tor
ft jkf The bowels
CANDY CATrWrrtC irf
A PesAt,ve CATARRH
CURE
Klv's Cream
Halm
WOICK OK ClU HniF.S KK.VIKU KK
luMt Itrratho Hyomel Four Time a
Day and Be Cured.
If a tfew year ago someone had
1d you can cure catarrh by breath
ing air .charged with a healing bal
sam, the Idea would have been ridi
culed, and It remained for that emi
nent Investigator, R. T. Booth, to dis
cover In Myomel this method of cure.
Jlyomel tas performed almost mlr-
aculons cures of catarrh, and I to
day recognised by leading member
of the medical profession a the only
advertified remedy that can be relied
upon to do lust what It claims. The
complete outfit of Hyomel costs II
and consists nf an Inhaler, a medicine
dropper, nd It bottle of Hyomel.
Breathe Hyomel through the In
haler far few minutes four time a
day, and It will cure the worst case
of catarrh. It soothes and heals the
mucous membrane of the air pa
sages, prevent irritation ana effects
a complete and last cure.
In Pendleton thene are score of
wen Known penpie wno navo necn
cured of catarrh by Hyomel. If It
does not cure you, Tallman & Co.
will return the money you pay for
Hyomel. This Is the strongest ovl
oence that can be offered a to their
faith In the remedy.
Five Hundred Oolcgatra to Mlwdonary
Association.
Worcester, Mass., Oct. 17. The
Bfith annual meeting nf the American
Missionary association opened here to
rt ty with about 500 delegates In at
tendance'. President Amory 11. Itrad
ford. D. D., of Montclatr. N. J., pre
sided and responded to the addresses
of welcome. The report of the treas
urer showed that while the receipts
for the year were larger than ever be
fnre there was a deficit of 630.000.
due largely to the fact that the asso
ciation took over the work In Hawaii,
in ilace of the Home Missionary so
ciety, unable longer to carry It on.
The annual sermon was delivered by
the Rev. Charles M. Sheldon, I. D., of
Topeka. An address on "Indian and
Alaskan Missions," was presented by
William H. C. Temple. D. D., of Cleve
land, and Hawaiian and Pacific coast
missions were revived by Rev. Dore
mus tfeodder, D. I., of Honolulu. Rev
A. C. Kaufman of South Carolina, Is
to address the association this eve
ning. The sessions will continue
through tomorrow and Thursday.
Is qali klr sborbed
(lives Belief at Oov
I t cleanses,
soothes, heals and
protects the dis
eased membrane.
It cures Catarrh
and drives away
I a Cold in tne
head quickly. Re
stores the senses
of taste and smell
St
HAY FEVER
Full size. 60c, at
druggists or by mail. Trial Rive 10c.
by mail. Ely Mrothers. ",6 Warren
street, New Tork.
lllltiMitM Idthor Federation,
Danville, 111.. Oct. 17. The twenty
third annual convention of the Illinois
Federation of Labor met here this
morning with delegates on hand from
local unions, throughout the state.
Several matters of great Importance
to organised labor are to be considered
during the week. The report of Secretary-Treasurer
James F. Morrles
shows the affairs of the federation to
be In a satisfactory condition, both
as regards membership and finances.
Notice to Pendleton Boy Military
Band.
All members of the band are order
ed to report at the hand room on Cot
tonwood street, with Instruments,
music and music pouches Friday eve
ning, October 20, at T o'clock, for reg
ular practice. The newly elected
members, Otto Houser, Hally Bean.
Lester Strain, Ray Jay and Alfred
Fits Gerald are requested to report at
the band room on Saturday evening.
October 21.
W. D. FLETCHER,
' Band Master.
Now Curo for Cancer.
All surface cancers are now known
to be curable by Bucklen's Amies
Salve. James Walter of Duffleld, Vs..
writes: "I had a cancer on my Hp fo
years, that soemed incurable, till
Bucklen s Arnica Salve healed It, and
now It Is perfectly well." Guaranteed
cure for cuts and burns. 2tic nt Tall
man & Co., and Brock & McComas
drug sore.
One of the attractions of the Spn
kane fair is a mule the largest ever
raised weighing 2260 pounds. It
was raised by Luke M. Emerson, of
CHICKENS
NEED
SHELL
BONE
GRIT
AND MANY OTHER THINGS
WHICH
C.F. Colesworthy
CAN SUPPLY TOD WITH.
117-129 BAST ALTA STREET.
Ihe Grouse Season
IS NOW IMHtK. WE HAVE A FULL
LINE OP AMMUNITION. COME
AND SEE US BEFORE YOU GO OUT
FO RTHE BIRDS.
Taylor Hardware
Company
741 Main Street
TEETH
EXTRACTED BY THE MOD
ERN METHOD, BOO.
We are thoroughly equipped
wtth all modern met'.ods and
appliances, and guarantee oar
work to be of the highest stand
ard, and our price the Uweat
consistent with flrat-claa work.
T. H. White
DENTIST
ASSOCIATION BLOCK
Telephone Main 1611.
Plua.M. P.l.ubH, Potest, Ttalt flood. Do Soot,
STr Slekn. Wukan or QriiM. Ik St St. N.tc
old In balk. Tho f.anlno tablet .limped COO.
Qnarintarrd to car or your moo.r bock.
Btnliog Remedy Co., Chicago or N.V. sol
MHIUISUCTU MILUOa MIES
I Get The Best!
Good I
Dry Wood!
and
ROCK SPR1XO COAL
Mm rVkavI that artvflH ttafi mnflt
PROMPT DELIVERIES.
I W. C. MINNIS I
more, Opp. Peoples Ware-
honse.
'Phone Main .
"Cover the Earth
Von won't have to bora off
Sherwin Williams
paints. They never peel, blis
ter or chalk. Always reliable.
E. J. Murphy
1 1 1 East Co art Street.
'Phone Black 1181.
Wood & Coal
Roslyn Coal $6.50 deliv
ered, $6.00at the shed
Roslyn Joal, after thorough
exhaustive tests, has been se
lected by the U. S. government
for the use of Its war vessels,
aa It Mood the highest test.
Cascade Red Fir, sawed in
stove-wood length. 16.00 per
cord, delivered. Discount on
large qnan title.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
Roslvn Wood
& Coal Co.
PHONE MAIN 10,
Bowling Green, Mo.
Company, -rnene .