East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 21, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextnAft.Y K.AWT ortRGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, IW. EIGHT PAGES. J- FEEDING IN HUDSON HAY.. PAOE TWO. LOWER. STILL If you do not know that jroa buy your Whiter Supplies at tbe Golden Rig Store tit wholesale prices. It is your own fHiilt. Wo have been and are mill scillng now Fall good In every de partment cliiior llian tliey were ever before Hold In Pendleton. Come and got our prior. It will cost jrou nothing to Investigate tills matter. If It Is true yon should know It. le GENERAL NEWS. The Cudahy Packing company has lately invested 1350.000 in British Co lumbia mining properties a half In terest In the Hasklns zinc and copper mines. The freight steamer Flieklnger, which went ashore on Redondo beach, near Los Angeles, .has been In commission 29 years, and was built at Seattle. Mrs. Mary McWalters, of Chicago, was sandbagged at Los Angeles, Cal., and robbed of $500 In Jewels and money. No trace hna been found of her assailant. j William H. Sprout escaped from the Marysvllle, Cal., county Jail while awaiting trial on a charge of blowing a safe at Yuba City. He had served five terms In the state1 penitentiary. The anti-American boycott at Sing apore has been checked, according to a cable report from the consul general at that point. He states that Its force was broken by the British government. 1 At Polk City, Iowa, Mrs. Floy An derson, daughter of N. R Lantz. who Is connected with one of the govern ment departments al Washington, committed suicide by Jumping into a well. She was Insane. Divers discovered that the torpedo boat S 126, which during the maneuv ers in Kiel bay (Germany) sank after colliding with the cruiser Andlne, is lying In the mud with a list to port Four bodies have been recovered. A year ago Miss Florence Ryan fell Into a ditch at Syracuse. N. T.. and was made an Invalid. March 7 she fell Into a trance, and was uncon scious until November 19, when she awoke with all her mental faculties unimpaired. A firm of Baltimore architects has drawn plans for a building wit .out any wood In its construction. It will be Biz stories in height, the entire struc ture to be re-enforced concrete and steel. Even the doors, window sashes and door Jams will be metal. A dog ran amuck at Newport News. Va.,nnd bit six persons before It was killed. The body of the dog was sent to the Pasteur Institute-, Baltimore, and dissected and analyzed. There was proof positive of hydrophobia. California Is the only state that pro duces mangancsite (magnesium car bonate.) The output Is 2850 tons and It Is all used In California and Oregon. The supply Is enormous, but prohib itive railroad tariffs prevent Its being taken cast, and the supply Is thus limited to the California and Oregon demand. Great quantities, imported from southern Europe, are used in the eastern states. NORTHWEST NEWS. F If 1 I TI NS skcuiItaky of state jow piucp.yhinu uailots. Pii-mu-iUoiih I'ndtr it Direct Pri mary liiuv Are TM us andiCostly and It Will Require Two MoiilM to Get lUitlotM In IlixuHii.tut for1 Prim ary Ncwiilnuiians Will Cost the .1U. 10 AIMlllt $1000. as be- gen What makes the world .ro round in business; almost tl;? most serious work of man is business; and business aver ajjes rather crooked. There is no stra;ghter thing in the world than Schilling's Best; at your grocer's. SCHEDULE OF PEN DLETON-UKIAH Since 1 ,nf tvii iHm between Pendleton and Uklah. except .Sunday. Stase leave Pendleton at 7 a. m.. arrives at U at 6 p. m. Heturn state ip un,.... at 6 a. m., arrives at Pendleton 5 p ""pendleton to Uklah. 1: round trip. $5 Pendl to., to, Alba. J2.75: round trip. J5. Pendleton to Ridge. 12; round trip 33.60. Pendleton to Nye, 31.fi"; r-.und trip. 32 50- Pendleton to Pilot P,ivk. round trip. $1.50. Offlee at Hrock & McComns drufpttorr At Junction City, Ore., J. A. Wad dle was fined $100 and costs for sell ing lluuor In violation of the local op tion law, which was adopted at that place. J. T. and H. J. Morland will build a sawmill at Carrolton, Wash., with u colonial ' capacity of 75,000 feet dally. To reach It a logging road will be built up Owl creek and Coweeman river. Boise and Pocatello played football at Pocatello. It Is described as a "magnificent, clean game." Result, 0 to 0. Holse outplayed Pocatello on all points, but could not score. Fifteen thousand dollars has been subscribed in Portland for the relief of the Hussion Jews, and It Is expected the amount will reach $20,000. Ben Selling Is at the head of the soliciting committee. Harrison Van Burkleo has been held to stand trial for shooting and killing J. B. Pipes at Medford, Ore., Novem ber 17. The corone''s Jury did not agree with Burkleo that the shooting was accidental. The secretary of the state land board announces the approval of 33 loans, aggregating $45,000, from the state school fund, from the first of November to date. This money bears interest at the rate of 6 per cent Near Lake creek. Linn county, Ben Newcomb and Oscar Powell were run ning to get a shot at wild geese. Pow ell stumbled and fell, causing his shot gun to be discharged. Newcomb was In front and took 28 duck shot In his thigh. He will be crippled for life. Rumor is current to the effect that the Northern Pacific Railroad com pany Is arranging for the establish ment of a tle-plckllng plant, to be lo cated not f.ir from Sandpoint, Idaho, and It Is said that construction will shortly commence. The new plant, If report is correct, will bo as fine as the similar one owned by the Great Noun em road. The sympathy of five nurses and the house surgeon at the Salem hospital led them on November 20 to give 100 grafts of skin from their bodies to place on that of Germea Le Bonte, an eltlerlv man. The skin was burned from Le Bonte's back more than year ago, and refused to heal. Dur ing all this time lie has been a patient at the hospital. Secietaiy', of State Dunbar Run to inakiV preparation; (or te enil primary Vloctlon to be leUSln this t lit- und dlstrfet offices mi it be filed wil l the Kecrctat'y of stute hy April 1, In order to have n plir.u on the offl clal balljt. ll will require at least 3 luys for each candl late or lit fr nd to se cure t'.ie necessary naipes and prepare the I'lUllons required uy nw, s i that Uio name may appear on the flclal ballot. The tally sheets will ci Mini. siace for recording the vote for at oust 90 candidates for each pnrty in every county In the state. Two tally sheets will be prepared: One for tho repub lican party and one for thi demo- ?ratlc party. No other part; cant sufficient votes at the last election to entitle It to recognition in the primary election. Secretary Dunbar placed an order with the sta a printer fr 32 380 blanks to be delivered by January 1. The estimated cost of the primary election Is between $3600 and $4000. Candidates for the legislature, ai -cording to the provisions of the direct primary law, have the privilege of saying in the petition which they cir culate for signatures fa have their names placed on the official ballot that they will not be bound by the state law, which allows the people to express their preference for United States senator. The declaration on the pare of the candidate becomes part and parcel of his canvass both for the nomination and for election after he has been nominated. The declaration which candidates are required to raoVt Is embodied In the law, and while they have a choice, the evident Intent of the law Is that the voter may be ad vised what course the candidate In tends to pursue, in the event of hi election as a member of the legislature. There is nothing to prevent any man from circulating a petition to have his name placed on the official primary ballot. Secretary of State Dunbar has no discretion In the mat ter but must place every man's name on the official ballot whose petition Is regular and complies with the terms of the law. Four Thousand Cattle Now lining Fed for Market. The Hudson Bay and Walla Walla river countries are rivaling the fa mous Yakima valley district as a win ter feeding place. About 4000 beef cattle arc now being winter fed In the Hudson Bay and Walla Walla river district. The opening up of several Irrigated tracts In that section of the country Is providing hundreds of toiiB of alfalfa that Is being used principally by stock men In feeding during the winter. Al falfa In the stack brings from $4.50 to $5 a ton and at this price farmers make good money, although the first cutting lost spring was away below tho normal, making the average for the year about equal to lust year's hay crop. The principal stockmen and the number of cattle being fed In the Hud son Pay and Walla river district are as follows: Walla Walla Meat and Cold Storago company, 400; Augustavo brothers, 160; William Steen,' 300; Frank Low den, 300; T. Revls. 200; E. Hohn, 160; Blalock Fruit company, 200; Sanders Druthers, 200; C. Combs, 300; Dent Hooti, 100; A. M. Robinson, 400; Drumheller Brothers, 200; William Reser, 100; Talbcrt Brothers, 100. Kidney Troubles are easily relieved and cured In the tirinnlnir. but as the d.seaae grows In uvuritv wa must find a more poleni remedv. Here Is where irvli 's Bui hu Wafers excel as a cure. Of course th..v fflve nulck relief, but more ihnn that, thev give a sure enl lastins eure. They positively purify the blood. Sold at 60c a box by Tallman & Co.. (23 Main street, Pendleton, or About Chestnut Leaves Chestnut Leaf Expectorant Is a mil remedy for Coughs. Colds, IInrenenn and all kindred trouble. A Cough Remedy wild under nn ab solute guuraiiuw by your home peo ple.. Hundreds of reeoniiiieiidutlons In Pendleton. Man's Unreasonableness. Is often as great as woman's Bu Ttvjmas S. Austin, manager of th 'U. publican." 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 Elei trie Bitters. My wife was then so lck she could hardly leave her bed, and five (6) physicians had failed to relieve her. After taking Electric l ltiers she was perfectly cured, and ..an now per.'orm all her household lu lej." Guaranteed by Tallman & , and Brock & McComas, druggists. Pi ce 60c. Bought 2100 Sheep. )uncan Macleod purchased C. M. Lister's band of 2400 sheep this week for the William Hanley company, of Burns. The bunch will be branded here and taken to Harney county for winter feeding. Mr Macleod will leave this week for Canyon City and goes from there through Lake coun ty to make more purchases. Crook County Journal. Attention Stockmen Teamsters and Out-Door Men: We are showing a complete line of STORM PROOF CLOTHING. For comfort and satisfaction tlie New Pro cess (VIscuUzcxl) Ulster Coat with largo collar la unequalled. The now Suck Coat with large collar, nuide re versible wltli Corduroy on, one aide and Vlscnl Process Duck on tlie oilier makes an entirely rain-proof garment. AT POPULAR PRICES. ALEXANDER'S PENDLETON'S RELIABLE STORE I AM WELL PLEASED That's what we hear every day frosa our customers. If you have not bees) well treated by some laundry, give ma a trial. From the Initial dip in water to the final touch of the Iron, nothbsg Is permitted to touch the clothe ac cept the purest soap and finest staroa, etc. Pendleton Steam Laundry Tbe Up-to-Date Laundry. FISHMAN PETERS. Phone 17. 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, llzz ne, colic, constipation, etc. aaranteed at Tallman A Co., and Brock & McComas' drug stores; 25c. IT WILL BE DONE RIGHT All plumbing and tin, sheet Iron r copper work entrusted to ma will be done right and guaranteed. I have removed my shop to Court street, second door east af Oolden Rule Hotel, where I am better prepared than ever to do Us highest class work. Plumbing done by experienced and proficient men, as I have la my employ one of the best plumbers In the business, and water, ateaaa and other pipe fitting Is solicited. A specialty of tin. sheet iron and copper work. B. F. DECK THE OLD RELIABLE PLUMliEH AND TINSMITH. Court Street. Two Doors East of Golden Rule Hotel. ANOTHER TICKET AT C1K. Mayor L. A. Esteb Will Have Oppo sition in the Coming City Ul'Ttlon. Echo, Nov. 21. (Sp-clal.) While it was thought for a tine that Mayor L. A. Esteb would have no opposition for re-election It hiis developed that another candidate for mayor will be nominated and a hot right precipitated. Mr. Esteb has hell the offKo two terms and under his direction p exti cally all the municipal Impro ementa have been carried out. the town In corporated and the water and electric light plants started. Among those mentioned for the of fice In opposition to Mr. Esteb are C. Lisle and Ralph SUnflcld. Mr. Lisle Is now proprietor of Hotel E ;ho, formerly t e De Vllle, and Mr. Stun field Is cashier of the Echo bunk Neither of these gent'emen want the place. It Is said, but are urged to ac cept the nomination by numerous friends. Automatic Gate Company. The articles of Incorporation of the Tat!ma Automatic Gate company, were filed today with the county re corder. The company Is capitalized at $100,000. The following trustees are named: Richard Sisk, Luton C. Sisk, Keith Dunlop, Thomas C. Sisk and "rank Sisk. North Yakima Republic. Second Notice. All persons knowing themselves to be Indebted to D. Kemler & Son call at old stand on Court street In the next few days and settle their account at once and save cost. D. KEMLER & SON. E. H. Prudden of Red Willow, Al berta, writes to the Spokesman-Review that desirable homesteads can not be found nearer than 200 miles from Edmonton and 100 miles from Uieombe. The same letter avers that rrain has never been froateh. In that -ountry during the past three years. Brock McComas Will lleturn Tour Money If You Are Not Satisfied. JAPAN LEADS THE WOULD. Island Empire Holds 190 Medul.-i From the Fair. Japan at the head of all exhibitors with Orceon a close t eond. Is the re sult of the compettt on for awards In the department of nvmufactures at the Lewis and Clark exposition. Trre four corners of the earth are represented In the award list Isnued yesterday by Exhibits Director If. E. Dosch, and Oregon manufacturers lave Just cause for exultation that they have succeeded In t.iking second place. Japan secured a total or isu awarns. Ninety-four of these are for no!d medals, four for silver anl 12 hr'.rwe. Oregon exhibitors secured 114 awards, 43 for gold mertnls. X4 rir liver, 14 bronze and 33 diploma, of honorable mention. Third place Is held by France with 2S medals, n ne of them gold, 10 sil ver, six bronze and t irte uipiomas. Washington captured eight gold. even sii.er and two bronte medals; California secured 13 gold, two silver ind one bni'ize: Idnhn five, gold, four sliver, four bronze and seven dlplo mas; New York 1 gold, four silver and three bronze; ' East Indies, eight gold; Ohio lght Kld; Colorado, two gold; Ruwii, tin island, Austria and CKrmnny, one gild medal each; Kan sas, Florida an '1 Louisiana, one gold each; Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, three gold entfih; Connecticut, two gold; Italy, three gold. Morirow Land Deal. G. W. 'I iiumpson sold this week nhout BOO npres of grazing land to "! n,vit- The rith Is situ ated near the head of 8a rid Hollow j ; M i, I, II Joins Mr. Whetstone's home blace and ... i .le.e.o.. 1 . w. . t.i i J 1 lion lo Ids ot. her hold lugs. -4-Heppner Times. J What is home without another cup of . Golden Gate Coffee Sold only in aroma tight tins.. J. A. Folger & Co. San Franc! UIAUIWU lUt SACK SLITS FOR AIL will be the most worn style of c4ottt!g for general and business. In our wrii assorted stock yon will find the moat carefully selected fabrics made , In UieMe two style. In worsteds, dierlota and caHKlmeree. . They are moat elo gantly cut, Inwirlng not only a perfect fit, but liavo Uiut smart, snafipy effect ho much desired. '' Despain's Cash Store BYERS' BEST FLOUR Is made from the choicest wheat that grows. Good bread la as sured when BYERS' BEST FLOUR Is used. Bran, Shorts, Steam Rolled Barluy always on hand. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. a BYERS, Proprietor. Electric Lights Tliey arc the best. They requlro no oil. They are the cheapest They give plenty of IIkIiL They require no cleaning. Tliey are always ready for use. Northwestern Gas & Electric Co. CORNER COURT AND GARDEN aTf ((a (a( Christum Ul coming aijl yon'll soon need exey dollar you lean save bv hiivlnsr yf.ui groceries at .the Poo pics WariJion.'. Order four! Thanks giving Tin k t low. j BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE Two fine building lots, $200 each. l-ronm house, two lots: good well; located near school, price 11050.00. Good 6 -room house, larce barn, two large lots, nice shade and fruit trees, large chicken yard. T rice 12(00.00. House, and lot near West End school, 1600. House and two lots on Maple St., 1650.00. House and barn, 7 lots, good orchard, plenty well water, $2,000.00. These three places mu tt be sold within 30 days, Come early and . u cure a birgaln. 3(0 a?res on Birch creek, 25 acres alfalf.i; a gret bargain, $7,500.00. 1(0 aore ranch on McKay creek, to exchange for city property. a half miles south of New 8-room house, laiga I am, chicken house, I lota. Price 13500.00. 1(0 acres one and Athena at a bargain. Also vacant Iota In all part of the city. If you wish to build we can sell you a lot and furnish you the money to build your home. Finest residence and two lots in the city, 17,600. Vacant lot on Jane street, near Court, $63S. 800 as re wheat ranch, 360' sown In wheat, J16.00H; 12 miles from Pendleton, t mllea to market 960 acres; 620 In wheat, 12 miles south of city. HARTMAN (& BENTLEY PHONE MAIi; M. COURT ST, PENDLETON, ORB.