East Oregonian : E.O., October 28, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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DAILY EAST ORKS.V Tf HDA V, OCTOBER 14, 1903. S.V1TIIUAY, OCTOBER 28, IMt.
TEN PAGES.
Wholesale Prices
Are nil you are asked to pay for
winter supplies nt the
Golden R
Store
ule
This includes Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, I'nderwear. Hosiery,
Notions nnrt. In fact, every article In the store.
Every article is absolutely
Reduced from
20 to 35 per cent.
from former prices. Don't be deceived by so called "cost marks." It
1b Just as easy to raise a cost mark as any other old mark. We can
show you to a certainty that this Is being done.
lXYKSTIGATF, Is the word IX VF.STIG ATK.
GENERAL NEWS.
The Balaklala copper properties of
Shasta county. California, have been
sold for $2,000,000 to J. A. Coram, of
Boston, and S. H. McCormick, of Salt
Lake.
The conservative element of the
democratic party makes no secret of
the fact that George B. McClellan,
present mayor of New York, Is being
groomed for the presidency In 1908.
The New York Central has placed
an order for 25.000 new freight cars,
and the Pennsylvania Central for 21,
000 new freight cars. Both orders
are to be filled by December 31, 1906.
Bishop David H. Moore, of the M.
K. church (formerly or Portland, Or.)
of Athens. O., is bitterly opposed to
the election of Myron T. Herrlck as
governor of Ohio, because of his com
plete servility to the liquor Interests.
Moore is a lifelong and radical repub
lican. The action of the Ogdon Traction
company. In double-tracking a bridge
in the main part of the city resulted
In the tearing up of the newly laid
tracks by a number of citizens and
the police, led by Mayor Glassman In
person.
Two years ago William Thackcr
was lynched at Flemlngsburg, Ky
for the killing of George Gordon.
Thacker's wife Is suing the county
for $50.0110. Her plea includes the
claim that the sheriff was in collu
sion with the mob.
The issue of negro domination In
Maryland Is largely a scarecrow. In
1800 the percentage of whites in the
state was 63.34, and of negroes 36.66.
The population of whites has gradu
ally Increased until now it Is 80.17
whites to 19.78 negroes. At no time
during the past 106 years has the
proportion of negroes been larger
than 36.66.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Richard Harding, of Sllverton, has
sold hiB hop crop of 70,000 pounds,
at 10 cents a pound.
John Cauthorn, a convict at Salem
escaped from the road gang and is
being pursued with bloodhounds.
There were four burglaries at Spo
kane the night of October 26. All
were bootless, except at one place the
robbers got $266.
A company to manufacture sand
lime brick at the rate of 1,000,000 a
month, has been organized at Port
land with a capital of $750,000.
J. J. Allen, aged 63 years, a veteran
of the civil war, was drowned In
Ohanna creek, near Astoria, while
fishing. The body has not been found.
At Portland James F. Cook, aged
12 years, was killed by being thrown
from a swing. He lingered uncon
scious for a week, after striking on
his head and shoulders.
Bert and Eames Poison, brothers,
living near Vancouver, B. C, were
shot in the head and shoulders with
bird shot by some hunter who was
criminally careless. The man who did
the shooting is not known.
The Washington State Millers' osso-
FOR SALE.
Half section average wheat land,
every foot In cultivation. One mile
fiom It. R. warehouse, $1600 per
quarter section.
Half section, 50-bushel wheat land,
S00 acres two years summer fallow,
30 acres bottom land, good orchard
and Improvements. Price $12,000.
Easy terms.
We have some very desirable pieces
of town property for sale. Price be
low actual value. It will cost you
nothing to see them. Call on or see
K. T. WADE & SON.
OHIcr in E. O. Itullillii),.. I. O. Box
324. 'Phone Black 3111.
PENDLETON OREGON
Wallers' Flouring Mills
Capitcity, 160 barrels a day.
Fh.i,. exchanged for wheat.
KI..U' Mill Feed. Chopped Feed
ic. m ys on band.
elation has advanced the price of
flour for export 10 cents per barrel.
or to $3.45. The oriental demand is
growing stronger, though it has not
reached the point It held prior to the
boycott.
At Iloseburg Tom Georges and An-
tone Mizes were sentenced to 10 years
each In the penitentiary, and Peter
Demas to three years for participation
in the riot which resulted in Mrs.
Peterseln being shot and killed. All
the defendants are Greek track workers.
Lewis Cox Is dead at Waitsburg,
aged 65 years. He crossed the plains
In 1845 with his parents and lived in
the Willamette valley till 1861, when
he settled on Copper river, Washing'
ton, where he built and operated the
first sawmill on that stream. His
wife and 11 children survive him.
The prosecution of Oscar Rogoway
for arson, at Lebanon, is based large
ly upon a "confession" which Rogo
way is said to have made Rogo
way now claims the confession was
bulldozed out of him by four men
who put a rope around his neck and
threatened to hang him.
TO ABOLISH ItECEiYKItS.
Th CHURCHES
An Old-Fashloucd Dinner.
Tho Woman's Auxiliary of the
Church of the Redeemer will give an
old-fashioned New England dinner at
the parish house, on Hallow E'en from
6 o'clock until 8. Baked beans, brown
bread, pumpkin pie and other home
made goodies. The lirocoeds to be
divided between missionary work in
Alaska and parochial work. Supper,
25 cents. All are cordially Invited to
come
Baptist Church.
Morning. "The Approved Work
man"; evening, "The Signs of Jesus."
At 3 o'clock in tho afternoon, Scan
dinavian preaching services by Rev.
O. L. Hoien. At 6:30, It. Y. P. 11. de
votional meeting, leader. Miss Clara
Hall. At the evening service a male
quartet will furnish special music. All
are cordially Invited.
Salvation Army.
Sunday service: Knee drill. 7 a. in.:
holiness meeting. 11 a. m. ; free and
easy. 3 p. m.; salvation meeting. 8 p.
m. The subject for the evening meet
ing will be. "The Baptism of Fire."
All are welcome. James Holder, cap
tain. Frank Kuhns. lieutenant.
Congregational Church.
Services tomorrow as follows: Sun
day school at 9:45. Morning preach
ing service at 11. Junior Endeavor at
4 o'clock. At the hour of evening ser
vice. 7:30. the Sunday school will have
charge and give a foreign missionary
exercise entitled "Darkest and Bright
est Africa." A cordial Invitation is
extended to all. i'ongregatlonallsts are
especially urged to attend this serv
ice. G. R. Kgerton, pastor.
Church oT the lledwincr.
Rev. Henry Dixon Jones, rector.
Services for the 19th Sunday after
Trinity: Sunday school and Bible
classes. 10 a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon, 11. Evening prayer and ser
mon, 7:30. Subjects uf sermons:
Morning. "Long Suffering; One of the
Fruits of the Spirit"; evening sub
ject, "The Master's Sorrow; Seeking
Fruit and Finding None." Strangers
are cordially welcomed at all servi
ces. Tuesday evening. October 31.
5:30 to 8 o'clock, under the care of
the Woman's auxiliary of the parish,
an old-fashioned New England din
ner; proceeds are for the benefit of
the work under Bishop Ilowe. In
Alaska.
Methodist Kplsoopal Church.
Sunday school, 10 a .m., A. J. Owen,
superintendent. Sermon, 11 a. m.
Class meeting. 12:15 p. m. Interme
diate and Junior leagues, 3:30 p. m.
Epworth League, 6:30, leader, Mrs.
A. J. Owen. Topic, "African Mis
sions." Evening service, 7 :30. A cor
dial invitation to all services. Robert
Warner, pastor.
Tht original rmmm&y tHt "Kill tUm dandruff tfrm"
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THE HUNTERS CAME TOO LATE
Their faithful Dog lias Pointed Out the True Remedy to Prevent Baliliiifw, hut the Hunters Clinic loo
Late Chronic Baldness Is Incurable.
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the germ or microbe that Is now known to be the
cause of dandruff, falling hair and baldness. In
chronic baldness the hair follicles are completely
atrophied, causing the scalp to shrink and shine; lit
tle can be done In such cases except to save the re
maining "fringe." and this is well worth saving, for
It offers some protection against the cold. The "Hair
Grower" In a fallacy. It requires but a slight knowl
edge of anatomy to know that the hair gets Its life
and strength from the hah -papilla at the bottom of
the hair follicle, and the papilla In turn gets its nour
ishment direct from the blood; therefore nature Is
the only true hair grower. There are enemies of hair
growth that cause hair loss and baldness. Invisible
microbe growths enter the sebaceous glands, situat
ed at the top of the hair follicles (Dr. Sabourad of
Purls, says the microbe usually enters the scalp In
youth), where one colony after unother Is established
until finally, after months and sometimes years, there
Is dandruff, Itching scalp and falling hnlr. Tho
Sebum also solidifies, causing
dry, lustreless and brittle hair. De
stroy this mlcrohlc growth with
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the hair against reinfection, and it
will grow as nature Intended.
Until Office Forces Will Be Reduced
by Hitchcock.
Should congress carry out the rec
ommendations that will be made by
Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock,
a large number of persons employed
In the land offices throughout the
country will have to seek other jobs.
Accoidlng to a Washington report,
the secretary has decided to Incorpor
ate In his annual report a request for
the abolition of all positions now held
by land office receivers. There are
at present 110 men filling such places
In the western states and their com
bined stipends reaches $250,000 a
year.
Secretary Hitchcock believes that
land office registers can tlo all the
work of the receivers, and so requests.
First Christian Church.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning
service, 1 1 o'clock. Junior Endeav
or. 3 p. m. Christian Endeavor, 6:30
p. m. Evening service 7:30. Prayer
meeting and choir practice, Wednes
day evening. Miss Fraker will sing
at each service. The public cordially
Invited to attend. N. H. Brooks, pns-tor.
New .Method of Sliced Testing.
Washington, Oct. 2S. The new pro
tected cruiser Charleston, which will
be tested for speed today. Is the first
warship tested In accordance with the
new system of speed testing. Former
ly the Vessels weie given a run over
a staked course of a definite number
,of miles or knots. Under the present
system the revolutions of the screws
during a run In tho open sea are
watched, after the propellers had been
carefully standardized. This method
was chosen at the recommendation of
the former Englnecr-ln-Chlef Mel
ville, and Is regarded as the most
scientific and accurate method yet de
vised for ascertaining the sea speed
of a steamship. Tho Charleston will
be given a run of four'hours.
Miss Anthony Not Allowed to Vote.
Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 28. Miss
Mary S. Anthony, sister of Susan B.
Anthony, the woman's suffrage cham
pion, accompanied by a friend, enter
ed one of the registration booths In
this city and expressed the wish to
register her name for the coming
election. "We refuse the application.
In accordance with the election law,"
replied the chairman of the registra
tion board, "which declares that only
male citizens of the United States arc
eligible to the suffrage." Mlsg An
thony merely tossed her head and,
without saying another word, walk
ed out of the registry place.
Spantsti Steamer Wrecked. .
Hamburg, Oct. 27. The Spanish
steamer Seurla was wrecked this
morning off Heligoland. Tho crew
refused to enter the boats and 10
were drowned.
There is just one way to
have good
lea baking -powder tpicvt
cnffM flavoring uuacM Soda
economically :
Schilling's Best, at your
grocer's, moneyback.
Dally East Oregon Ian by carrier,
only 16 cents a week.
WORK OX SF.tXlXD Tl'XXF.L.
Crew of 60 Men Xovv Widening the
O. It. & X. Tunnel at Weatherhy.
The crew of 60 men which has been
employed for the past four months
widening and enlarging the Meacham
tunnel on the O. R. & N. has Just
been transferred to Weatherby where
similar improvements will be made
upon tunnel No. 6 at that place.
The work of enlarging the Weath
erby tunnel will be completed about
December 20, It is thought, as It Is
not so long nor' difficult to work up
on as the Meacham tunnel.
"When Knighthood Won In Flower."
The play "When Knighthood Was In
Flower" affords great opportunity for
lavishness in scenery, settings, prop
erties and costumes, and every ad
vantage of the many openings along
this line has been taken by Messrs.
Kane, Shlpman and Colvin, by whom
tho play is being produced this sea
son, with the result that It Is one of
the most gorgeously equipped In the
country. From a standpoint of scenic
Investiture alone It Is well worth see
lug, but when the company producing
It is taken Into consideration and
thought over, he who misses 'an op
portunity to see It must needs have
very urgent business to attend to on
the night of Its presentation. It will
come to the Frazer soon.
Olio Kxtra Had Two Accident.
Tho crew of an extra freight on the
O. R. & N. Tuesday evening had more
than their share of bad luck. They
were bringing In a string of ears
loaded with grain from Turner and
while rounding the brow of the hill
near town two of the cars were thrown
off the track, a broken wheal Is said
to have been the cause. Some of the
cars were brought to town and while
switching them onto the mill switch
one of the cars loft the track In front
of McGrew's blacksmith shop. A
wrecking crew yesterday got them on
the track again without much trou
ble. Dayton Courier-Press.
Scenes From "Pnrsiful."
At the Frazer all next week will be
presented moving picture views of the
scenes In "Parsifal," the great Wag
nerian play. The price of admission
will be but 10 cents, while the onter
tnlnmcnt will be one of rare excellence.
Chicken Dinner.
The Ladles' Aid society of tho Bap
tist church, will serve chicken din
ner at Bowman building Saturday, No
vember 4. Come and bring your appetite.
One-half of tho $500,000 required
to found a Methodist Episcopal col
lege at Baltimore, has been raised,
conditional upon the remainder being
In hand by June 1 next
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Extra Special Sale
of Tin, Granite and
White Ware.
at
COOK PERRY'S BOOK STORE
We have a very large stock of above ware and being crowded for room we decided to close out the
entire line. We want to do It at once. We will sell these goods for one week at such low prices that we
are sure one week will clean them up. Note prices carefully and you will at once see what a big Navlng
It will be for you. See window. These goods are of the very best quality.
Tin coffee pots, copper bottom, 4 0c; now 30c
Tin coffee pot, copper bottom, with handle, 4 5c;
Tin coffee pot, copper bottom, 3!lc: now
Tin coffee pot, 23c kind
1-nrge ten kettle, copper bottom, 8.1c; now ...
Stewpan, 20c; now
Tin bucket, large size, 23c; now
I,nrge stewpan, with lid, 98c; now
Uirge Milk Bucket with strainer, $1.2S; now
Dinner palls, 20c; now
Slew Kettle, 16c; now
Galvanized Slop Bucket, large size, G'Jc; now .
Uirge Milk Pans, 18c; now
. . . l.-,c
. . . 0c
. . . 15c
. . . l."c
. . . 7.-c
. . .75c
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15c
Medium Milk Pans, 12c; now ........ He
Small Milk pans, !tc; now 50
Strainers, 20c; now
1 gallon oil cans, 23c; now
Steamers, 35c; now 25c
Sprinklers, 34c; now 20c
1 quart mensure, 10c; now 5e
Iarge pie plates, 10c; now 5o
Medium pie plates, 8c; now 8c
Large Wood chop bowls, 4!lc; now 85c
Granite cake plates, 15c; now 10c
Granite dish pan, very largo, 85c; now IKlc
Iron frying pan, large, 30c; now 20c
Iron frying pan, medium, 25c; now 15c
Iron frying pan, small, 20c; now 10c
Granite dish pans, largo size, 74c; now 60o
Granite Stew kettle, large, $1.10; now H5e
Granite Btew kettle, medium, 80c; now fl(c
Granite stew kottle, small, 65c; now 45c
Granite tea pot, large, 65c; now inc
Granite tea pot, medium, 49c; now 30c
Granite coffee pot, large, 71c; now ROc
Granite coffee pot, medium, 68c; now 45c
Granite coffee pot, small, 49c; now 35e
Granite stew kettle, large, 48c; now 35c
Granite stew kettle, small, 36c; now 25o
Granlto wash basin, large, 40c; now, :toc
Granite wash basin, medium, 36c; now 25c
Granite tea kettle, large, 65c; now 50c
Granite cups and saucers, 20c; now ltc
Granite vegetable dish, large, 39c; now 25c
Granite vegetable dish, medium, 33c; now 20c
Granlto vegetable dish, small, 25c; now 5c
Granite platters, large, 55c; now 40c
Granite platters, medium, 4 2c; now ano
Granlto frying pans, large, 45c; now ;tr!
Granite plates, large, 20c; now Bc
Granite plates, medium, 15c; now 10c
Granite soup plates, 15c; now irto
Granite pitcher, large, 75c; now 05c
Granlto Pitcher, medium, 6ilc; now BOc
Granite pitcher, small, 63c; now 4&0
GranllA vegetable dish, large, 35c; now 25c
Granite vegetable dish, medium, 2Dc; now ll)c
Granite collnnders. large, 60c; now 450
Granite collnnders, medium, 4 5c; now 350
Granite coffee pot, large, 56c; now 40a
Granlto coffee pot, medium, 45c; now 30c
Grunlto stew kettle, 60c; now 50
Granite bucket, large, 40c; now 25o
Granlto Milk pans, iiSc; now ic