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PAGE TWO. DAILY BAST ORKGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 1M0 EIGHT PAKS. LOWER. STILL If jriMi do not know Uiat you can buy your Winter Supplied at live Golden Rule Store at wholcsalo prices, It is your own fault. We have been and are still wiling, now Fall goods In every do-IMU-tniont cheaper Utnn they were ever before wild in Pendleton. Come anil get our prices. It will cost you nothing to Investigate this matter. If It Is true yon should know it. GENERAL, NEWS. It Is now expected that charges of manslaughter will be brought against Cadet Minor Meriwether, who killed Cadet Branch In a ring fight at An napolis. A carload of chewing gum, contain ing 600.000 packages and 2,600,000 sticks, has just reached St. Paul tor distribution throughout the northwest. It is said to be worth $12,000. During recent riots at Vladivostok half the city was burned, 400 soldiers killed and the Jails emptied. General Kappek is missing probably killed by mutinous soldiers in his own ranks. At Los Angeles, football teams from St. Vincent's college and the Universi ty of Arizona played ' a game after night, under 30 arc lights, with a ball painted white. The score stood 64 to 0 In favor of the former. William Comer Is under arrest at Florence, Col. He Is a famous con man and forger, and when taken had in his possession forged notes of a face value of 171,000 on banks In dif ferent parts of the country. Miss Elizabeth Blossom, a student at the California State university, es caped from her room while delirious from illness, clad only in her night clothes, and cannot be found. She Is 25 years of age. The police and nun dreds of students are making search lor her. Anatole Leroy-Beaulleu, a momber of the French academy, and an auth orlty about things Russian, declares that not so many lives were lost dur Ing the French revolution as there have been Jews murdered in Russia during the past six weeks. All doubts have been dispelled as to the fate of Henry Miller and Gun Ollnder, two men who went to Tlburon Island on a trip of exploration and scientific research a year ago. They were captured. rilled and eaten. Their bones and a book of nautical science, a diary and other belongings have been found In a deserted Indian camp. NORTHWEST NEWS. A 250-horse power electric drum hoist Is to be Installed In the Granby Don't waste money and don't take chances in buying promiscuously. Schilling's Best are entirely safe; at your gro cer's ; your money goes further, Schilling's Best are not ex travagant; quite the contrary. Teas ana coffees good-enough baking-iowd flavoring ex. tracts an 1 spices pure and best and yet economical; soda com mon. Walters' Flouring Mills Capacity, 160 barrels a day. Flour exchanged for wheat. Flour. Mill Feed. Chopped Feed etc.. s'wsve nn band. mine ut Phoenix, B. C. It Is the larg est of that kind In all the northwest At Spokune. Leon Boyle, aged 12 yearn, had his right thigh fractured while trying to buck the line In a foot ball game 'with playmates of his own age. A Catholic church has just been completed at Unlontown, Whitman county, which cost 119,616. It Is one of the prettiest church buildings In the northwest. At Moscow the Idaho State univer sity eleven beat the Whitman college 11 by a score of 9 to 0. Idaho won 6 during the first half and 4 during the second half. The Iduho state selection No. 6, comprising about 44,000 acres of land In Twin Falls country, now being Ir rigated by private enterprise, has been approved by the interior department. All the shingle mills of Washington will shut down during the months of December and January, to restrict production, und have put up an aggre gate forfeit of 2100,000 not to break the ugreement to do so. At .Seattle the Washington and Ore gon state universities played football. Neither side scored during the first half, while each scored 12 during the last half. The game was played In the mud and a pouring rain. During the past three years there have been seven prisoners, all told, confined In the Columbia county, Wash., county Jail. During that time there have been seven sentences to the penitentiary in that county. At Tacoma, Mrs. Mary Durlca, aged 2" and the mother of six children, has become a raving maniac and has been taken to an asylum. Too frequent maternity Is held responsible by the physicians for her mental breakdown. Louis E. Pease. Portland's swell tenor and butterfly society man, rests under the charge of embezzling from the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insur ance company, for which he was agent. He Is prostrated with the first stages of nervous prostration. NOTES OF UMATILLA RETL'KNEl) FROM CLAIMS NEAR CAMBRIDGE, IDAHO. BEAN HAS EXCELLEM On a Vacation Trip to Portland Re signed as Switchman, ami Gone Away Gone to Boise on Business Visitors From Near Portland Dance Was a Grout Success Wo mun of tlie Town Ran In ami Taken to Pendleton. Umatilla, Nov. 19. Berril Morey left last Friday for Portland on a two- weeks' vacation and business trip. II. G. Cowell has resigned his posi tion here as switchman and has gone to his home In Portland. A. C. Hunt left for Boise Friday to be gone a month nttendlng to bus iness matters. Mr. Llvengood, representing Lee Teutsch's department store, of Pen dleton, was In town a couple of duys lust week. Ole Nelson, Frank Cllne and H. C. Means returned Friday from Cam bridge, Idaho, where they have been Improving their claims. A social dunce was given at the Kunzle House Friday night. The at tendance was good and everyone re ports an enjoyable time. Miss Estella Kaye arrived yesterday from her home near Portland, to visit her sister, Mrs. E. E. Roberts. Frunk O'Connell visited DuytSf last week. Charles Davis, constable for this precinct, took "Frenchy," prosti tute, to Pendleton Saturday on No. 2, where she was lodged In Jail. She was driven out of here about three months ago, but returned again. Contract for G range vlllo Extension. Division Engineer T. H. Croswell, of the N. P., returned yesterday morn ing from Grangevllle, where he has been for the past two days with a con tractor, who was looking over the road with a view to entering a bid for the construction of the Grangevllle extension. Mr. Croswell states that eight contractors have gone over the line preparatory to submitting figures. It was expected that the contract would be awarded In St. Paul yester day and dally an announcement Is now expected. As soon as the contract la awarded, Mr. Croswell states, construction work will be commenced out of Culdesuc. The contract will be let to one party, with the privilege of subcontracting the work in sections at the discretion of the successful bidder. Work on the different sub contracts will be begun at once, but the first rails for the line will be laid at Culdesac. Lewtston Tribune. No Scab In Grant County. Robert Hall, stock Inspector of Grant county, returned Monday from the north part of Grant county, where he had been Inspecting the sheep owned In that part of the county. To the Blue Mountain Eagle reporter he stated that he had completed his sec ond tour of the county Inspecting sheep, and Is ready to make his report to the county court. He reports the sheep owned In Grant county as being free from the scab or any infections disease. Several sheepmen dipped their bands this fall, but such was not made necessary on account of the con dltion of the stock, but to prevent the possible appearance of scab during the winter. Blue Mountain Eagle. Wolverton by No Means Huh Cineli on Judgetdilp. Now that Senator Fulton is buck la Washington there is a revival of spec ulation regarding the appointment it u federal Judge for this district, and li is generally believed tliat a man will be named shortly. However; there 1- absolutely no new light upon the sub ject, und who the appointee will be remains as deep a mystery as ever. While there has been some talk to the effect that the chances of Chief Justice Wolverton are good, this Is thought to be based entirely upon the fact that the chief Justice was recom mended by Judge Gilbert of the cir cuit' court of appeals In San Francisco. But this endorsement Is held by some attorneys to Indicate but little. In speaking this morning of the sit uation, one well known local attorney said: "It seems to me that the betting chances are In favor of Judge R. S. Gean of the supremo court He Is one of the favored five that were recom mended by Senator Fulton; whereas Judge Wolverton is not. Also, Judge Uean was given the endorsement "f Attorney , General Moody. Conse quently, it looks to me as though he was the favorite at present, though, of course, It is Impossible to tell who will be appointed." Should either Judge Wolverton or Judge Bean receive the honor a seat will be vacated on the Oregon supreme bench, and an appointment will have to be made by Governor Chamberlain. Should this come to pass the friends of T. G. Halley believe that he is in line for the honor. Attention Stockmen There aro 30,000,000 Catholics In Italy, 177,000,000 in Spain, 32,000,000 In Austria, 18,000,000 in Germany. 4.- 400.000 in Portugal. 6,000.000 In Bel- glum and 1,200,000 In Switzerland. Catholic Sentinel. At Colfax, Frank Lawson was con victed of assault on Pearl Smock, aged 16. It was an aggravated case. Law- son had confederates and the girl was gotten drunk. Satisfaction is all that goes with Golden Gate Coffee Sold on merit. No prizes no crockery no coupons. J. A. FOLCER EL CO. San Francisco CVTSBVSMEO :S60 WILT. CHOOSE INTERPRETER. Umatilla Indians Will Hold Mass Meeting to Elect Official Spokesman for Tribe. The rmatllla Indians have been au thorized by the department to hold a maps meeting of the trlbo for the purpr se of electing an official inter preter for the tribe, through whom all official and legal communications be tween the Indians and the whites must be conducted. The Indians object to the half breeds acting as Interpreters and a full-blood educated Indian will be elected for this Important office. Among those who are mentioned as probable candidates for this position are James Pond, a son of Amos Pond, the well known Umatilla living south east of this city, and Billy McKay, who waB educated at the Umatilla agency school, and who speaks and writes English fluently. Man's UnreaHonnhlennm. is often as great as woman's Bu Thomas S. Austin, manager of the "Republican," of Leavenworth, Ind.. was not unreasonable, when he re fused to allow the doctors to operate an 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 (6) physicians had failed to relieve her. After taking Electric bitters she y.as perfectly cured, and can now per.orm all her nousenoia lutlej." Guaranteed by Tallman Co., and Brock & McComas, drugglHts. Price 60c. "This Is no time for mirth or laughter, 'Tls the cold grey dawn of the morn ing after." There will be no "morning after," If you will carry a box of CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS, and take a few before going to bed. They will fix you all right and tone you u- before breakfast Tallman & Co., 623 Main St, Pendleton. Ore. 100 Wafers 25 Cents. About Chestnut Leaves Chestnut Leaf Expectorant Is a real remedy for Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness and all kindred trouble. A Cough Remedy sold under an ab solute guarantee by your home peo ple. Hundreds of recommendations In Pendleton. Brock McComas WIU Ileturu Your Money If Yon Are Not Satisfied. Northern Pacific Survey. The Northern Pacific surveying par ty, which for three weeks has been camped at the White Salmon ferry lundlng, is now working between Lyle and The Dalles. The permanent sur vey has been completed between Bin gen and Drano. The line runs through the center of the berry patches of White Salmon, entailing heavy damuges to the railroad for right of way. As soon as the contracts are let the construction force will be put to work. Hood River News Letter. Mattison and Gilliam Discharged. Ad Mattison and Walter Gilliam, who were arrested last week; charged with . burglary at Prairie City, were given a hearing in the Justice's court at that place last Saturday. Both men were discharged, there being no evi dence to show that they were any way connected with the crime. It seems that Mattison and Gilliam left Prairie City for Austin on the night of the robbery which was the only thing brought out against them. Heppner Gazette. HAPPY RESULTS. Have Made Many Pendleton Residents Enthusiastic. No wonder scores of Pendleton cit izens grow enthusiastic. It is enough to make anyone happy to find relief after years of suffering. Public state ments like the following are but truth ful representations of the daily work done In Pendleton by Dean's Kidney PIHst Mrs. L. Hodson, of 717 Aura street, Pendleton, Ore., says: "I Just as en thusiastlcally Indorse Doan's Kldnck Pills today as I did nearly three years ago. They relieved me of kidney trouble which had bothered me for a considerable time. There were nehlng pains across the small of my hack and down through my kidneys, which were aggravated by colds which settled In the back and loins and caus ed an awful lameness. This was my condition when I began tnklng Doan's Kidney Pills. This remedy banished the backache and pains through the loins, regulated the kidney secretions and removed every symptom of the trouble. From that day to this there has been no recurrence, and I give Doan's Kidney Pills all the credit. consider them to be the best kidney remedy procurable and recommend tin-m whenever the occasion arises.1 For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-MUhurn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and tnke no other. A Disastrous Calamity. It Is a disastrous calamity, when yo lose your health, because Indigestion and constipation have sapped It away Prompt relief can be had In Dr. King's New Life Pills.. They build up your digestive organs, and cure headache, dizziness, colic, constipation, etc. Ouaranteed at Tallman & Co., and Brock & McComas' drug stores; 26c. H. S. Lewis sold his 10-acre place at Belmont to O. F. Merrill Thursday, the consideration being 62200. Mr. Merrill comes from Red river valley, Minnesota, and will make his home In Belmont, moving on his place yes terday. Hood River News Letter. You cannot convince a woman that an article that Is not needed Is dear at any price. Teamsters uud Out-Door Men: We are showing a couiphte Hue of STORM PROOF CLOTHING. For com fort and satbifactloa the New Pro cess (Vlscullzed) Ulster Coat with large collar Is unequalled. The new Suck Coat with large collar, made re versible with Corduroy on. one side and Vlscul Process Duck on tlie other makes an entirely mln-urool (oirment. AT POPULAR PRICES. ALEXANDER'S PENDLETON'S RELIABLE STORE Beautiful Souvenirs of Pendleton Just In, now Hue of Pendleton Views In colors In postal cards. 1906 Calendars and fancy cards. Something to send to your friends or ornament your homes with. Great Book Sale $1.50 and $1.25 Cloth Bound Books for only 75c AMONG THE BOOKS ARB The Wings of tlie Morning. The Visit of Elisabeth. In the Palace of tlie Kins. Soradneaca. Donovan Fashnw. Tlie Jessamy Bride. The Little Minister. Letters From a Self-Made Merchant to His Son. Tlie Grey Cloak. The Right of Way. Brewster's Millions. A Daughter of tlie Lions. The Count of Bohemia. Graustark. The Hounds of BaskersvlUe. When Knighthood Was In Flower. Soldiers of Fortune. The Crisis. And many others. Cook Perry Sec Display In oar Window. COURT STREET. NOLFS OLD STAND. A Card to the Public In presenting to ho people of Pendleton for tlieir In spection tlus Fall tlie line we have Just received, we do so with much pride, for never Before In the history of the Ity was such a select collection assembled as the line we are now showing. The choicest pieces i t urtlstlc Iirul ture were chosen from tlie great exhibits In Chicago and axe now ready for yoir liu-pectlon. Magnificent pieces In Norx Iconic design Furniture are included In tills large shipment We extend to all an Invitation to coll and see this col lection of artistic new Ideas. We will take pleasure In allowing you through our store. Something new for every room In the house. Yours for Beautiful Furniture, BAKER & FOLSOM Furniture, Carpets, House Furnishings Exclusive Agents in Pendleton for the OhTERMOQ It Mattresses. BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE Two fine building tots, $200 each. 6 -room house, two lota; good well; located near school, price 11060.00. Good (-room house, larce barn, two large lots, nice shade and fruit trees, large chicken yard. Trice 62600.00. House; and lot near West End school, 6600. House and two lots on Mapls St, 6660.00. House and barn, 7 lots, good orchard, plenty well water, 62,000.00. These three places must be sold within 20 days. Come early and re cure a bargain. 260 acres on Birch creek, 26 acres alfalfa; a great bargain, 67,600.00. 180 aore ranch on McKay creek, to exchange for city property. New house, 6 6-roora house, large lots. Price 12600.00. tarn, chicken 160 acres one and Athena at a bargain. Also vacant lots In all parts of ths city. If you wish to build we can sail you a lot and furnish you the money to build your home. Finest residence 67,600. a half miles uouth of and two lots In the city, Vacant lot on Jane street near Court, 6626. 800 asre wheat ranch, 660 sown In wheat, 618.000; 12 miles from Pendleton, 8 miles to market 860 Mres; city. 620 In wheat, II miles south of HARTMAN (& BENTLEY e PHONE MAI..' M. COURT ST, PENDLETON, ORB, eeeeseeeeeesesseeeetseeeeeeee
