East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 26, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text! PAGE THREE. EIGHT PAGES. DAILY EAST ORHGONIAN, FENDLKTON, OREGON. Till ItSD.VY, OtTOIIKH 26, 11105. Great Reduction Sale of Ladies' Coats and Suits Children's and Misses' Coats ThlH Sain mcanx a mlo with iih uml Is instituted only as mcanx (if reducing ami chmlng out Drum mer's Sample, odd low, etc., at tlio rHMir limu through tlio grcutly appreciated medium of low price. SEE JUG MIDDLE WINDOW. $6.78 This uaxnrtment Id composed of more than 8 dozen ladles' and mlNHCH' Jackets and 27 Inch Coats, fiu!d back, made of Coverts, Cheviots, Coatings and Scotch Mixtures; colors brown, navy, tan and black; all well tailored, silk lined, and worth tin. 00, 111. CO and 113.00. For thla grand sale, choice, ach, $.78. $9.78 An assortment of Ladles' Suits, made of fancy Covert Suitings, Herges, Uroa.dclnthH and Chev iots, In brown, tan, navy, green and Scotch Mixtures and black well tailored, silk lined, anil worth 113.60, llfi.OO and J20. For this grand sale, your choice, .7H. $3.78 More than ft dozen Misses' and Children's Coats, made of fancy Coatings. Cheviots and Heaver Cloth, In brown, navy, tan and Scotch Mixtures; worth J6.50, J7.H0 and $8.00. For this grand sale, choice, $3.78. THREE FOR MAYOR NEW YOltK HAS A TRIANGU LAR II ACE ON. Tammany Represented by MeClellaii, tlio liidi'pemlrlilH hy lliinst, uml the ItcpnlilicuiiN by Ivlns, All Have TIcketH In Um I'leld Tlio light I'romiMM Much Oratory and I'lre Workx MeClellan In tlio Fuvorit. ma'iy other publication. In foreign, languages, published and distributed in various foreign countries. The work of the society extends to India, China. Hurmah. Japan, Mexico, South America, Bulgaria, Italy. Korea, Af'l ca. Melanasia and the Philippines. It employs 280 missionaries, of whom 25 are physicians and com; lets r.3'J d ly schools, two colleges for women, 30 hospitals and dispensaries and many other charitable Institutions. ALEXANDER'S PENDLETON'S RELIABLE STORE Hawkes Cut Glass (Orand Prize Paris Exposition.) The Hawkes good Hume Is built upon more than Iwenty-ftve years of progress In the work of glass manufacture. Hawkes Cut Class Is In a class by itself. No low grao fjlass, but every piece the HIGHEST QUALITY. Wc are exclusive agents here. See our window display. WINSLOW BROS. Jewelers and Opticians ANOTIIKIt LINE TO CIIOSS STATE OK WASHINGTON. Air Is Wltnd Willi Railroad Rumors Seuiile Party Will Survey Troiii Walla Walla Westward. II U Said bulging with greasy contracts for lm- , . . ... .. . provements within the gift of the city Mission or a Crew rYnas Seat- H,1)ed v,rratl(,nHi wt(.,ls the Ibi 1'narles the Press. w hlp In the center ring, and the Tarn I tiir... lu tin ..Hlnf ni.rf firmer. Mayor MeClellan has hnd two years In office. In many ways he has been very acceptable. He made a hit with the common ieople when he relaxed the tight, blue-ribbon, silk-stocking regulations laid down by his academic uredecessor. Seth Low. MeClellan started off as though he would be in- ""y I dependent of Tammany, but Just the same he is Murphy s man. i Cleanliness is Next to i Godliness You will always look clean If your laundry comes from our flrst-clam laundry. Only best work Is turned out by us, and If you have never tried our work send us a trial order. Our Superior facilities, our modern machinery, and our experienced help, make a uniform ity of goodness In all laundry that comes froni us. SEND I S THAT NEXT BUNDLE. Our wagon will call for and deliver the work to you In the superior man ner which In Pendleton it Is for us only to do. Pendleton Steam Laundry C. T. .-Henley and his mysterious party of railroad surveyors Tecrulted tnls city are leaving Seattle mis afternoon to take to the field to begin actual field work on the location of a new railroad survey, presumably that for the proposed Pacific railroad be tween Seattle and Walla Walla the Seattle News of Wednesday. Members of the party have not been j NVarly every prominent republican Informed what the destination of the I )n jjpw Yiirk city was appealed to hy party Is or where the work is to be , j,pn odell on bended knee before the commenced. The assistants employed ,.,.,, vns bobbed to the surface. In Seattle by Mr. llealey since his ar-1 Mr vhH s nvv gentleman, with a rival from Chicago last Friday were ! K1111( fm-pm-ntlon law practice, and the directed to meet at the Hotel Slander K,.eHtesi mystery about him Is why he yesterday morning and did so. would take up the forlorn hope. He Upon assembling there they were ,s - - y,.,,,., ,,,, as private secretary autloned to secrecy regarding the.,,, jiay(ir crace and was once city movements of the party, but given no i ,.,aniberlaln. He is an old foe of Information to divulge. They were Tammany's, hut voted for Cleveland thtm dismissed with the information Hlul H,.W"U. that specific orders and directions re- j nivat acrobatic slums are In order garding the work to he done by them f,.,,m Hearst. He bad the biggest and had not been received and dismissed i n,(,st exciting nominating convention with the Injunction to report again r any of the candidates. Mr. Hearst this morning. i savs that he Is the candidate of the This morning when they reported : plain people. First and foremost, he they were again dismissed, except nunnts ubsnluli' ami iirrniiinriil munlc few needed for the work of prepar-, )ini wnership of public utilities. He lug for the trip, and directed to re-j Will)tH the Chicago Dunne performance port at the union passenger stalion at ! n enacted here. 3 o'clock there to take a train an Hour h,. ni!i s,arp knife for all the later for the destination where the m,ls. jir. Hearst Is surrounded by work Is to b ' commenced. coterie of newsaper geniuses, real In all of the movements of the par-.,Uj alleged, who are going to run his ty the utmost secrecy has been main- 1 campaign. There is going to be enough tallied from the time Mr. Heuley and ,,,,) pmvder consumed to light up the his companion arrived in Seattle. Mr. ! Sahara desert on a dark night. Mr. Henley, when seen Irj a reported 'or Hearst Is going to spend his money the News yesterday morning, stated freely. that he did not himself know what he I District Attorney Jerome was not was going to do. who he Is employed i nominated by any of the parties. He by and where the work Is that Is toiwm run as an indeendent and Is ex be done. Today he continues to inaiu- pected to add to the fireworks, tain the same secrecy regarding his Phone Mom 179 FISHMAN ft PETERS, Prop. I lEe Universal Steel Range TqK HARD OR SOFT COAL, OR WOOD White, porcelain-lined even door, spring balanced; always white and clean; reflects light Into oven. Sheet flue. Insuring perfect circu lation around oven. Body made of extra quality refined steel, lined throughout with heavy asbestos, preventing radiation of heat from flues. Economical In fuel. A Quick and Perfect Baker Goodman-Thompson Co. HARDWARE PLUMBING. ilYSTERIOUSSUHWEy New York, Oct. The voters of the metropolis have before them a tri angular nuzzle! Three candidates ore in the field for the mayoralty election, Aerial bombs and pyrotechnics ure already exploding by night In Harlem cart-tall spellbinders are frothing on- tory and the flag Is down for one of the most sensational campaigns on record. Tammany presents for re-election George MeClellan, son of "Little Mac." Tammany says he Is the best mayor New York has ever had. and quite a goodly number of New York ers believe It. The republican machine, after a most disgraceful nominating conven tion had failed to rob the insurance Investigation of Its mainspring, Chas. Hughes, put up for mayor William M. Ivilis. a lawyer, who had been out of politics for 211 years. The republicans tried to get a good many men of more or less distinction to head their tick et, but the mysterious tactics employ ed hy Heiijamln 13. Odell. now the state boss, frightened them off. William Randolph Hearst, father of "yellow Journalism," congressman radical and withered asplrunt for pres idential honors, is the top-liner on the ticket of the Municipal ownership league. It is to be a grand three-ring; cir cus. Charles F. Murphy, his pockets Canada's Thanksgiving Day. Ottawa. Ont., Oct. 2. I" accord ance with the proclamation Issued hy the. government Thanksgiving I :iy a generally observed throughout Cana da today. As a rule the change of the day from the middle of .November to! the middle of October has given satis-1 faction, as the weather Is milder mil! more pleasant for outdoor enjoyment j Not so well satisfied are Canadians i with the choice of Thursday as Thanksgiving day. It is argued that. inasmuch as the selection of the day is entirely arbitrary, it would have been much better and more conveni ent, had a Monday been selected for the purpose. That would have made It possible to hold family reunions, ex tending over two or even three days. 310 V. W. C. A. Also Moils. Scranton, Pa., Oct. 28. Delegates representing all branches of the Y. W. C. A. In this stale are in attendance at the annual meeting which opened this morning in the Klin Park church. The first general meeting will be held this evening and the convention will remain in session until Sunday morn ing. The week end has been selected for the convention to accommodate the numerous student ilelegatiuns which wished to attend. Special ses sions and general meetings will he held every day and many prominent Y. W. C. A. workers from Pennsyl vania and other slates will address the meetings. BARGAINS TO-DAY AD of Block 209 - ' $524.00 E.', Lou 13-U, Block 185 $475.00 Chas. A. Hill 106 E. Alto SC. BAD BLOOD "t h4 trouble wilh my bnweli which mede M blood Impure. Mr 'o OTerd witn BP'! which no eilernftf remedy eoald WBOTe. I tried four Curu.u end ,-refti wft, mr joy when B rlmplei diipprd Ucr ft moolh ttMy bin rocommandrd them lo all my Incd u quite ft few hive lound relief." U. J. Puich. m Pirn A., HW fork CUT. H. I. Beit For r TtvtDoweis j At Jiozeman, Mont., Fred Purcell, alius Dick Frame, has been found guilty of murder In the second de gree for killing Jack Ktnmin by slab bing him. U.FOLGERt' Better a sin g 1 e cup of smooth rich Candy CATrvumc Pleftunt. PftUUblft. Potent. Tite Good .Do Good. Heter Sicken, Weftken or Gripe. lc. Sc. c. Herer old In bulk. The fenulne ublel temped COO. Guaranteed to cure or your money bftck Sterlinc Remedy Co., Chlcafo ocw.i. ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES MftTftTSHlftfftHBl I A I ' Golden Gate Coffee than a whole pot of bitterness. Sold only in aroma-tight tins. J. A. FOLCCR a CO. San Francisco CSTABUSHCD IftSO prospective movements or the names of his employers. But other incidents hi connection f wnn me organization, ri-i-ruinni, nnu equipment of the parly all tend lo support the theory that they are in the employ of the Pacific railroad, which Is being backed by the Chicago. Milwaukee A St. PauL IXTKIISTATK ro.MMKIM'IAl, LAW. REX BCGG1E8. Are well built and they afford tha simplest, satest and most luxurious; means of conveyanse for town or country use. Prices all in your favor. When you buy a wagon It's lust common business sense to look lor the vehicle that will give you the most for your money. WIXONA WAGONS, will prove an investment and not an expense. They are reasonable In price, they cost little to maintain, are ! honestly built, and will stand the strain of a heavy load. We look after the Interests of our customers and they are protected by a shop well equipped with up-to-date machinery. Neagle Bros. Blacksmiths KOItllKKK- XKW SC'IIKMK. Tltlevcs at Wliltei Horse lire Tents and Then l'liimler Them. A clever and unusual method of robbery was Initiated at White Horse, by an audacious thief, whosr where abouts the police have so far been unable to find, says the Seattle Star. The thief picks out some miner liv ing alone In a tent. and. In the early hours of the morning sets -fire to It. When the owner runs off to turn In an alnrm the thief enters the tent and tielps hJmself. Miners have lost hundreds of dol lars In this manner. So fur no one has been able to catch the thief at work, although the police huve been watch ing for some time. In spile of the fact that miners have been aware of his presence they have eont Inued to run off to send in the alarm only to return and find themselves minus a "hundred" or siv The police, liowever, suspect a eer- taln miner, whose actions of late have become suspicious. The report reach ed Seattle by the last Lynn Canal steamer. Movement lo itiiuulen the f nmmbisioirs Powers. Chicago. Oct. J6. Several thous and delegates, representing cominer cial. Industrial and other organizations in all parts of the Cnited States are In attendance at the Interstate Commerce Iiw congress, which opened here at the Auditorium today. K. P. Hacon of Milwaukee, who hail signed the call for the conference, opened the session and delivered an address. In which he explained the object of the meeting and the importance, of Its ac tion in Impressing congress witli the necessity of passing laws extending the power of the interstate commerce commission, in accordance with the recommendation contained In Presi dent Roosevelt's message lo congress. In his last annual message Presi dent Roosevelt recommended: "The Interstate commerce commission should be vested with the power, where a given rate has been chal lenged and. after a full hearing found to be unreasonable, to decide, subject to Judicial review, what shall he the reasonable rate to take its place; the ruling of tile commission taking effect immediately, anil to ohtatn unless and until It Is reversed by the court of re view." The conference will seek to arouse public Interest in the move ment and to exert sufficient pressure upou congress to bring about the pas sage of the desired laws. Turn your steps here when you want good, clean coal. We furnish our trade with the best that Is mined and we want your orders. You can't do bi'tter than give us your order. Henry Kopittke DUTCH HENRY. I orflce. Pendleton lee & Cold Storage ! Comimny. Phono Muin 178. Charles Moomaw has been convict ed of horse stealing at Colvllle, Wash. I'rlo Acltl and Gravel Are caused by the Kidneys being unable to properly filter the Impurities from the blond. Irvlng's Buchu Waf ers are tho only sure remedy for this condition; they cleanse the kidneys from all worn out material, build up the shrunken walls of the kidneys and prevent the formation of tho Uric Acid. Sold at nOc a box by Tall man & Co. 623 Main St., Pendleton, Oregon. THE PORTLAND OP PORTLAND, ORROON. American plan, IS per day and opwara Headausrters for tourists snd com m err Is travelers. Bperlsl rates msde to famllUs and single gentlemen, me mansgesieot will be pleased at all times to show room! snd sire prices. A modern Tnrklsk bate estabnshmejit la the kotel. H. C. BOWIRI, Haiager. KOIIKIGX MISSIONARY WORK. Meetings of ImiMirtnnt MethiHllst Church Apxlllury. New York, Oct. 26. The nnmiil session of tile general executive com mittee of the Woman's Foreign Mis sionary society of the Methodist F.pls copal church, was opened here this morning at St. Paul's church. The committee consists of three delegates from each of the 11 branches of the society, extending from Maine to Cali fornia. It Includes also the literature committee of three. Kvery branch Is represented by a full delegation. The society numbers In Its constituency 217,000 members and Its yearly re ceipts amount to about half a million dollars, not Including the money raised by the general missionary so ciety of tho church. Tho society Issued four monthly periodicals of a general character and Nasal CATARRH In all ill stupes. Ely's Cream Balm clean?'?, wwilie? and heala tlie iliM,nfd nifiiiliritiie. Ilcnri-Mniiirrli ami drives away a cold in ttie head quickly. i-vum Itnlm la placed into tlx no.tn,.preaQi nviT Hie ntcm hrai) and isaltoorlK'd. Kelief lainv mediate and curr follows, Itianot drying doea not produce antfjein. lrc Size, 50 cents at Drug pint or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents. KI.V BROTHERS. 66 Warren Street, New York TEETH EXTRACTED BY THE MOD ERN METHOD, BOO. We are thoroughly equipped with all modern met' ode and appliances, and guarantee oar work to be of the highest stand ard, and our price the lewest consistent with flrst-clas work. T. H. White DENTIST ASSOCIATION BLOCK Telephone Main 1M1. : Wood & Coal Roslyn Coal $6.50 deliv ered, $6.00at the shed Roslyn Coal, after thorough exhaustive tests, has. been se lected by the V. S. government for the use of Its war vessels, as It stood the highest test. Cascade Red Fir, sawed In stove-wood lengths, $fl.0 per cord, delivered. Discount on large quantities. PROMPT DELITERT. Roslvn Wood & Coal Co. PHONE MAIN If. I Un... n . ..II... Inn.. .......... Ml v iiy iiui eliminates cvci ciciii.ih v j chance or uncertainty, by getting out j figures when you need anything In lumber? J Gray's Harbor Commercial Company w. J. SKWF.I.L, Manager. Phone Main 1. THE POPITjAR PLACF TO EAT IS THE The French I Restaurant Everything served first-class. Rest regular meals In Pendle ton for 25 rents. SHORT ORDER8 A SPECIALTY. Polydore Moens, Prop. v -,