DAILY EAST OREOON1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBETl II, 105.
TEN PAGES.
310 MILES OF CARS
OPENING
FALL SALE
ALL THE NEWLY RECEIVED STYLES
AND PATTERNS IN MEN'S CLOTHING
LOWER. STILL
Southern Methodist
Services at the OaUoway Methodist
church Sunday, 11 a. m. No service
at the evening hour. Sunday school
10 a. m. Visitors always welcome. I.
W, Brooks, pastor.
CAR FACTORIES ARE
ALL WORKING OVERTIME.
If you li nut know that you can
buy your Winter Supplies at the
G. II. HcfriliiK of the Santa Fe Has
Just Returned From an Extended
Visit to the East and Finds Orders
for All Kinds of Car Forty-One
Thousand Cunt Are Needed Car
Output Must Ho Doubled to Meet
Xiw Lines.
Salvation Army.
Knee drill, 7 a. m,; holiness meet
ing, 11a. m.; free and easy, 3 p. m.;
salvation meeting, 8 p. m. Subject fur
evening meeting, "The Rich Man's
Disappointment." James Holder, cap
tain; Frank Rutins, lieutenant.
5
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PAGE TWO.
The CHURCHES
Gold
Store
at wholesale prices, it Is your own
fault. Wo have been ami nre mill
selling now Full goods In every do
purl incut eliccr than tliey worn ever
before sold In Pendleton.
Come anil got our prices. It will
cost you nothing to Invest lento UiU
matter. If II Is true you should know
it.
GENERAL NEWS.
Miss Jennie McNamara is dead at
Ithaca, N. T., afer lying paralyzed two
years from injuries received by falling
during a basket ball game.
Unknown parties murdered Willis
and Fred Olney and Alice Ingerick,
their housekeeper, at Middletown, N.
Y., for robbery. The perpetrators are
known to have secured 1350.
Luther H. Dearborn, a prominent
Chicago lawyer and cbvic reformer
and politician, was found dead at the
foot of the stairs leading up to the
front door of his home. He had been
sandbagged by unknown assailants,
for unknown reasons.
President- Harper of the University
of Chicago, Is on his death bed. Noth
ing further can be done to check the
growth of the abdominal cancer. Ho
suffers intensely when not nearly be
numbed from the application of strong
sedatives and anaesthetics.
At a meeting of 200 surgeons, mem
ben of the Wabash Hallway Surgical
association, held last night, Dr. T. N.
Bogart, of Excelsior Springs, Mo., In
an address, said that Blight's disease
and kidney hypercamla are Increas
ing among railway engineers, firemen
and conductors.
State Superintendent of Insurance
Vandiver of Missouri, will undertake
the prosecution of Insurance brokers
in the state who are doing business
without a license. He states that there
are more than 400 insurance brokers
in St. Louis alone, and only 167 of
them have licenses.
John W, Tldale, a wealthy western
mine owner, has disappeared from the
Hotel Seville, X. Y.. and cannot be
found. There Is no known reason,
as his business and domestic affairs
are In perfect shape, and he did not
have upon his person over $300 worth
of Jewelry and money.
The war between the New York
Life and the state of Missouri has not
yet got further than the gnashing
teeth stage. Both are putting up a
tremendous bluff and killing all the
time possible In preparation for one
of the biggest logal fights of the age.
The Missouri department of Insurance
will be reinforced by a boycott of the
company by Missouri Investors.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Today Is being played at Portland
a game of football between the local
football club and a team made up of
British and French sailors.
Efforts to Incorporate Oroflno,
Idaho, are being made. The Initial
proposition Includes city ownership of
I low tv ouM it do for yoiu
TOer t ) sell poor stuff or dear
stuff as he sells Schilling's
Dest?
I.Ioneybac'.U
Walters' Flouring Mills
Capacity. 160 barrels a day.
Flour exchanged for wheat.
Flour. Mill Feed. Chopped
iiwrvi rtn Hand
Feed
'P.
About
Chestnut
Leaves
Brock i
Will lieturu Your Honey If You Are Not Satisfied.
electric lighting plant and water sys
tem. The Olcan Land company has sold
to the Stanton Lumber company for
$230,,000, 6400 acres of timber on the
Humptullps river, near Aberdeen,
Wash.
Seven steam schooners are now be
ing built nt different points along the
Oregon and Washington coasts to be
put Into commission next spring. The
coastwise trade Is Increasing rapidly.
The city of Aberdeen, Wash., con
demned and destroyed some old build
ings or "shacks," but the action was
bitterly protested by the owners, who
are now suing for an aggregate of
(19,572 damages.
Earl Baldwin, of Chehalls. was ar
rested. In Victoria, B. C, last night,
charged with kidnaping the 5-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Hope, of that place,
from tho grandmother, to whose cus
tody the courts awarded the child.
A man meeting of business men
and all others interested will be held
In Portland November 13, to discuss
the advisability and ways and means
of dredging Portland harbor and using
the detritus to make fills on east side
flats.
Work on the north Jetty at Coqullle
bar Is now fairly under way, and will
be completed probably within a year.
This Is part of the Improvements along
the Coqullle river, for which the gov
ernment recently appropriated $55,
000. The Jetty will be extended 656
feet seaward.
Charles Sweeney has refused to re
new the lease on the Dekum home
stead at Portland, and thus gives rise
to a rumor that he has plans for
building a $1,000,000 hotel there.
Several months ago Mr. Sweeney of
fered $650,000 for the Portland hotel,
and some of the large stockholders
were anxious to sell. Others defeated
the plan, however. Mr. Sweeny later
offered $650,000 for the Oregonlan
building. This was refused, the com
pany demanding $7S0,000, and Mr.
Sweeny rejected that proposition.
Man's Unreasonableness,
is often as great as woman's Bu
Thomas S. Austin, manager of the
'Republlcun," of Leavenworth, Ind.
was not unreasonable, when he re
fused to allow the doctors to operate
on his wife, for female trouble. "In
stead," he says, "we concluded to try
Electric Bitters. My wife was then so
sick she could hardly leave her bed,
and five (5) physicians had failed to
relieve her. After taking Electric
bitters she was perfectly cured, and
can now perform all her household
lutlei." Guaranteed by Tallman &
Co., and Brock & McComas, druggists
Price 60c.
Tom reel Captured.
Tom Peel, smooth tin horn and
crook, who spent several months here
during the spring of 1904, and who
later achieved distinction by stealing
some horses In Wheeler county, get
ting caught and la.er breaking Jail
at Fossil, making a clean getaway,
has been heard from In Wyoming,
where he was lately arrested for horse
stealing. He Is lirjall at Caspar, and
Sheriff Keeton, of Wheeler county,
Is In communication with the authori
ties at that place looking to his re'
turn to that county. Peel Is a smooth
crook. Condon Globe.
Rader Carpets Radcr.
Chestnut Leaf
Expectorant
Is a real remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness and all kindred troubles.
A Cough Remedy sold"undcr an ab
solute guarantee by your home peo
ple. Hundreds of recommendations
In Pendleton.
McComas
Orders for cars are pouring Into the
eastern cur factories so rapidly that
every avultable shop is working night
and day to meet the enormous de-
maud. 15. H. Hef fling of the mechnn-and tnu,r frlendg Rt the mornln(r ,cr.
Icul department of the Santa Fe, at vice. At the morning worship the an
Atchlson, Kan., was In the city en ' nual offering for education will be
route from Spokane to Portland last , taken, Tho evening service will bo In
night, and gave the East Oregonlan a'cim,.e of ,n members of the Bible
list of orders now placed with the
eastern car factories.
He lias Just returned from an ex
tended visit to the east and Is In close
touch with the mechanical depart
ments of all the railroad systems In
the United States, since he Is an air
brake expert and has traveled over
most of the systems In tho official ca
pacity of airbrake examiner.
The following orders for cars have
Just been placed with eastern factor
ies, besides numerous large or lers
placed some time ago and not yet
filed :0. R. & N.. 200 fiat cars and
200 box cars, latest designs; Northern
Pacific, 150 refrigerator cars of 70.
000 pounds capacity; Santa Fe, 500
flat cars; Barrett Manufacturing Co.,
25 tank cars of 10,000 gallons capaci
ty; Cleveland Electric, 60 convertible
electric cars; Merchants' Coal com
pany of Raltimore, 1000 coal cars of
100,001) pounds capacity: New York
Central and Hudson River, 2000 gon
dola cars of 80,000 pounds capacity;
New York Central lines, 20,000 cars of
Jlffereut clusses from flats to passen
ger coaches; Baltimore & Ohio, 10,
000 freight cars of different capacl-
ties; Not folk & Western, 500 hopper ;
cars of 100,000 pounds capacity each,
1000 box cars and 40O fiat cars of dif
ferent capacities; Minneapolis, St.
Paul & Sault .He. Marie, 50 refrigera
tor cars of 50,000 pounds capacity;
Minneapolis & St. Louis, 900 box curs
and 200 stock cars, 60,000 pounds ca
pacity; l.ake Superior & Ishpeming,
100 steel ore cars of 100,000 pounds
upacity; Minneapolis, St. Paul & Suult
Stc. Murle, U90 box curs of 60,000
pounds capacity; Louisville 4c Nash-
ille, 61) fiats; Chesapeake & Ohio,
1000 flats and gondola; the Erie, 2200
joiulola coal cars.
This Is a grand total of 41,000 ears
r enough to make 136S trains of 30
cars each. This string at cors would ,
be 310 miles in length or would reach
from Portland to Hot Lake on tho O.
K. & N. system.
This does not Include 10,000 Pull
mans and passenger coaches that are
being built at this time, nor a large !
number of freight cars that are being !
rjullt by different companies In their
own shops.
According to Mr. Heffllng the ca
paclty of the car shops In the United
Slates must be doubled within the
next year In order to meet the de
mands for cars occasioned by new
lines that are to be built.
MONDAY NIGHT CONCERT:
MeMhin s Orcliostra Will Play
an
Overture From "Pandfui."
On next Monday evening McMinn's
orchestra will give the first ot a
series of orchestra nmcerts at Music
all, the special feature of the Mon
day night concert to be an overture
from "Parsifal" with which Pendle
ton people have been made familiar
by a moving picture entertainment at
the Frazer recently. The program for
Monday evening will be as follows:
March The Black Eagle. .. Isenman
Selection From 111 Trovatore. .Verdi
Clarenett Long, Long Ago
D. A. Rlckard
Overture Parsifal Wagner
Trombone Solo The Special
M. H. McMinn
Medley Overture Popular Jingles. .
Recker
Cocoanut Dance Characteristic . .
Herman
Star Spangled Banner . . . Orchestra
CIIIVALROCS DAYS.
"Whim Knighthood Was In Flower"
Coining Novomlier 17.
'When Knighthood Was In Flower"
a stage production. Is a complete
success. The events follow the scenes
of the novel more closely than the
ensual render would have thought pos
sible. The story Is as clear as If every l'ne
written In tho bonk were spoken by
the charatrs. From the opening
scene In Windsor Park until the cur
tain drops on the final union of Mary
Tudor and Charles Brandon, Charles
Major's book Is before the audience.
In short, the dramatization Is conced
ed to be better than the novel, a fact
which Is seldom encountered.
And In Roselle Knott, who portrnys
the chnrm'ng Tudor madcap princess,
the audience sees Mr. Major's delight
ful heroine stepped from the pages of
fiction nnd vivified In a most convinc
ing manner. At the Frazer November
17.
"The Bfnrrlnge of Kitty."
A comedy of such unquestionable
fame as "The Marrloge of Kitty,"
presented by a cast headed by such
pripulnr and clever nrtlst as Alice
Johnson, and the whole under the di
rection of Jules Murry, Is a triple as
surance of a dellghl'ul and novel en
tertainment nt the Frazer, Tuesday.
November 14. Jules Murry's com
panies are always high class and al
ways contain good material, but 't
rnny be questioned If any company
or play he has sent out this nei"
has proven to be of such excellence
or capable of creating so much laugh
ter and wholesome enjoyment as this,
his comedy company, In "The Mar
rlage of Kitty."
Baptist Church.
"Joy In the Holy Spirit," the sec
ond sermon In the series now being
delivered by the pastor. The pastor
will h entl to welcome All Rnntlsta
school. Elble day exercises will be
the order. Singing, speaking and class
exercises by the children. Remem
ber that special meetings arc to begin
In this church on November 20. Rev.
H. Jones, formerly of Buffalo, N. Y.,
Is to be here and help.
PresbytiTlun Church.
The services of tomorrow will be
held In the old but' ling. The work
of raising funds for the Improvement
of the building Is progressing very
satisfactorily. The trustees expect to
have practically the entire amount
necessary for the work In hand before
the contract is let.- The subject for to
morrow at both morning and evening
preaching services will be, "The Faith
of the Christian: First, the founda
tions of faith; arc they well establish-
.ed?
Second, how faith grows. The
school meets at 12 rn. Young
Illbl
people's meeting at 6:30 p. m. Spec
ial music at both morning and even
ing wrvlces.
Clii'lsllnu Scientist.
First Society of Christ Scientist.
Services held In the East Oregon luii
building, room 6. Hunday morning
at 11 o'clock, lesson. Subject, "Soul
nnd Body." Also, Wednesday even
Inglng, at 7:30. All are cordially In
vited to attend.
McIImmIK Kplscouil Chlirclu.
Sunday school, 10 a. m., A. J. Owen
superintendent: 11 a. m., preaching
by Rev. O. W. Rlgby; 12:15, class
meeting; 9 p. m.. Intermediate league:
1 6:3(1 p. m., Kpworth League, topic.
"The Imngers- of Indulgence," leader,
Mr. Tarbett; T:J0 p. m., sermon by
Rev. Mr. Brooks, of the Southern
Methodist church. All are cordially
invited to these, services. Hubert
Warner, pastor.
Church of Hie Redeemer.
Services for the ?lst Sunday after
Trinity: Sunday school and Bible
classes, 10 a. m.; morning prayer and
sermon, 11; evening prayer and ser-
man, 7:30. . Subjects of sermons:
Morning, "Another Fruit of the Spirit;
Power Developed From the Divine
t side of Man, Frotm the Moral Sontl-
ments. Not Frnm the Animal Side,
Not From the Animal Passions."
Evening subject, "A Question 1900
Years Old, Asked First of the Wheat
Growers on the Plains of Esdraelon;
Propounded Now to the Wheat Grow
ers of Umatilla." The public cordial
ly Invited to all services. Rev. Henry
Dixon Jones, pastor.
Congrcgationiil Churcli.
Services tomorrow as follows: Sun
day school at :45 a. m. Morning
preaching service at II o'clock. Meet
'tig at trie West F.nu at 2:30. Junior
C. E. at 6:30. Evening song and
praise meeting at 7:30. Rev. H. N.
Smith, of Portland, will be with us
over Sunday. The present pastor
closes his work with this church No
vember 19. He would be pleased to
fee all his friends at the services for
1 'he next two Sunday
T. R. Egerton.
First Chrlstlun Church.
Bible school, 9:45 a: m. Bring your
Bibles. Morning service, 11 o'clock;
3 p. m., Junior Endeavor) 6:30 p. m
Senior Endeavor; Evening service,
The Wilson
Heater
The Renter that wives yon. money on your fuel bills. The orlg.
Iiial Wilson Alr-Tlglit coal nnd wood heaters stand as far ahead of
other Imiters today as they did nlmvo tho old style heaters when tliey
first came out and ri-volutionlacd tho heating problem. Tho Quick
Meal iMillshed steel range, with malleable top, don't break or crack.
It tie:s Its name from the fact that It can ho halted quicker than uny
other rango und la a fuel suver because nil heut Roes where It docs
good.
We are tho only dealers in Pendleton that have the sulo of the
Wilson Heater and the Quick Meal
Goodman-Thompson Co
HARDWARE PH'MUING.
43 MAIN STREET.
One of the most encouraging signs of the times Is the almost
universal demand for Clothing of the Rest Quality, and It U a
demand with which we not only are glad to comply, hut which
we were first to meet and recognize in our showing of
K. N. & F. CLOTHES
SEE DISPLAY IN CENTER WINDOW.
ALEXANDER'S
PENDLETON'S RELIABLE STORE
7:30 o'clock,
vited. N. H.
Tho public oordlally In
Rrooks, pastor.
, Under New Management.
The Pendleton Btoam Cleaning and
Dyeing works at 206 East Court street,
has changed hands and Is now con
ducted by Rico Foreman, an experi
enced man In the business, who will
give all work-careful und prompt at
tention. He will guarantee first-class
work. Uoods called for and delivered
to any part of tho city.
1691.
'Phone Main
fried of Consumption.
Mi.., W Tlikwara rllod vt-Mlnnlnv '
afternoon 'at her homo erne nnd a half1
i, wi. ., tw.mii,!
river ,of consumption, and was burled
nt No II n this afternoon. She was
about 4G years of agn and leaves ul
husband and four children. She had I
been a sufferer from consumption for
a number of years and her death was
not unexpected.
Thousands Hays Kidney
Trouble and Ifever Suspect it
How To 'Bind Out.
Kill a lxittle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours ;
a sediment or set
tling indicates an
unhealthy con
dition of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence o kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire
to jkiss it or pain
in the back is
also, convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder are out of order.
What To Do.
There is comfort in thu knowledge to
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
It corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
cflects following use of liquor, wine or
lieer. and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
.iiirimr the day. and to get up many
tunes damn; the night.
The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root
is soon realized, it, siuiiub uic mgnm
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If you need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug.
gtsts.in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle and a
book that tells all
nbout it, both sent freegfj?
DV man. Aimrcss nr. gjjr;
Kilmer & Co., uing
hamton.N. V. When H inf
writing niciftiou this paper and: don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
tile address, Iliughauiton, N. Y.
Ranges.
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Prosperous
Umatilla Co.
94 Pianos Sold
in II Weeks
Many Rich Farmers Buying
Costly Pianos
O.U. Morrison of Adam ha. Jart
purchased a Chlckerlng Quarter
Grand.
I 1 nis is ine nrsi urunu nauo mum
in this county, outsldo of Pendletoa,
and the price paid wai 1900.
Cenrre L. Peebler has lust BUT-
j cmls0(1 a magnificent Hobart M. C-
ble, the finest style mude. T. R.
Hampton also secured one of the tlae
Hotmrt M. Cables, as also did 3. It.
Shields of Milton, and Mrs. J. W. Uum
sett. a music teacher of Weston.
John F. Harvey secured a fine style
Marshall & Wendell, as also did the
Commercial Athletic Association of
Pendleton.
John F. Crowe also' selected a fine
Clarimleii Piano 111 a beautiful mahog
any case.
Many of the fine pianos are goiag
into Pendleton homes as during this
great sale prices are lowered to a
small margin of profit, this being
made possible by the great number
sold. You can now buy a piano at
wholesale for the same prlco the atnaH
dealer or agent pays. For Instance, a
pin no that an agent would ask yea
$300 for. we would sell to you far
f F!6; then you have the advantage of
selecting your Instrument from a great
asortment of the finest pianos; bes'des
ya have the Ellers Piano House guar
antee of "money back" If not .is rep
resented. Kvery purchaser a pleased
purchaser It their aim.
You can exchange your organ aa
put payment. (
Filers
Piano
House
813 Main Street.
Next to Boston Store.
J. C. GALLAGHER, Manager.
New Implement
House
Wo Invito you to cull nnd Iimm
our stock of Implements und Vehicle.
We wish to cull your special atten
tion to tho
New Steel Star
WIND MILL
It has roller bearings nnd die
strongest tower built. It Is recognised
as the hent wind engine In tho world.
See us for Carriages.
JOHN NISSEN
(SSON k
NEW TAYLOR RUILDING, OPPO
SITE HOTEL PENDLETON.
Hie Kast Orpgwnimn ia Eastern Ora
con's representative paper, it leads
and the people appreciate It and ahow
It by tlielr liberal patronage.. It la
the advertlslnc medium of this sectloa.
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