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DAILY EAST ORKOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MUD AY, NOVEMBER 21, 1905,
EIGHT PAGES.
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LOWER. STILL
If you do not know that "you can
buy your Winter Supplies at the
Golden Rule
Store
at wholesale prices. It U your own
fuult We have been and are still
senilis new Pall goods hi every do
luirtnient chiier thiin they were ever
bcroro sold In lViHlIeton.
Coine and get our prices. It will
cost you nothing to Investigate this
matter. If It l-i 'rue you should know
U.
GENERAL NEWS.
The biittleBhip Virginia made a lour-
hours high pressure run November 22,
covering 19.3 knots for that length of
time.
The principal recommendations of
the navnl board will be for three first
class battleships of 18.000 tons, three
scout cruisers and five gunboats.
, The total of contributions received
at New York and banked by Jacob
Schiff for the Russian Jewish relief
fund, is $660,756 to date. On Novem
ber 22, $50,371 was received.
Fire at St Paul caused a loss of
about 150,000. The principal loss was
tne Volks Zeltung Printing company,
which publishes a dally German news
paper, Its loss being 130,000.
The first penalty Imposed In Ne
braska under the recent anti-cigarette
law was upon M. P. Raymond, aged
18 years, who was fined 150 and costs
for rolling and smoking a cigarette.
At Los Angeles two young children
were playing with a shotgun which
was discharged. The load struck the
children's sister, Mrs. Frieda Schultz,
in the back of the head, killing her In
stantly. Henry While, American ambassador
at Rome, has been selected to repre
sent this country In conjunction with
Minister Gumere, of Tangier, at the
approaching Morocco International
conference.
Wtlinm II. Jones shot and killed
Harry Britton and wounded Frank
Brltton and then shot himself to death.
Jones was madly In love with Jesse
Britton, sister of Hurry 'and Frank,
and his advances were repulsed by all
the family.
It is said that the Chinese Eastern j
railroad (ceded to Japan) cannot be
made serviceable in less than 13
months, as the Russians, before evac
uating the line did everything possible
to depreciate Its value. ,
At the last session of the Anti-saloon
league, held at Indianapolis, General
Superintendent Baker presented his
annual report. It showed t 'at during
the past year the league had received
and expended In its work 1339.479.
Senator Warren declnres that If the
Colorado Southern does not build into
Wyoming at an early date that the
stttes of Colorado and Wyoming will
Jointly build such a railroad as is Im-
Ad u Iteration goes full
length in slices and flavoring
exiracts you t'.iink it isn't
v.orth while to che.it i.i such
trifles four-fifths of "vanilla"
is tonlca; cost's one or two
cents for "$ i w o r t h".
Schilling's Rrst are entirely
pure ; at your grocer s.
THE POtlTLAfeD
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PORTLAND. OIIKliON.
American plau. Vi lfr u Bod upwarc
Headquarter for luiirtaia and t-nuiiurrl
traveler 8erlal ratee Html to famllte
simI alnirle gTitlaifi Iti manaiceaetj
trllf be pleaiMHi ai e'l fle to nIimw room
and ftve prtt-ee A m-!"-!! TilrklaB ba'
eatahltahmeat to the bote!
H f It,.,, PHI Manlfe
About
Chestnut
Leaves
Brock
g Will KM.ir Vo ir Honey
prrutlvely needed by trade develop
ments.
So far 137 true bills have been re
turned by the grand Jury against Prof.
N. C. Pougherty, superintendent of the
Peoria, III., city schools, 10 being re
turnd November 23. His total bail
Is now 3104.000. which he cannot give
and Is In Jail.
NOKTHWEST NEWS.
Four carloads of hops were shipped
from Aurora, Ore., November 22, of
which one carload went to London,
England. ;
Five students of the State universi
ty at Eugene, are under quarantine
with smallpox, which suddenly and In
explicably appeared In the Institution.
At Pomeroy Wash., Miss Minnie Loy
Is suing Peter Berrlnger for 32000
damages, claiming that Berrlnger has
made unjustifiable reflections about
her moral character.
Goerge E. Kellough hns paid 326,
500 for the Betz-Butler property at the
corner of Third and Alder streets.
Walla Walla, and a four-story depart
ment store will be built thereon.
The December city election la going
by default at Colville, Wash. Of 300
voters 106 have registered, and no
candidates for the three vacancies on
the board of councllmen can be found.
Extremely clever counterfeit silver
dollars and five-dollar gold pieces are
being circulated on the Sound, and are
supposed to be manufactured In the
vicinity of Port Townsend and Port
Angeles.
, The steamer Shawmut of the Boston
Steamship company has arrived at
Victoria, B. C, from Manila with a
cargo of 14,000 tons of hemp, matting,
tea and general merchandise, valued
at 31,200,000.
Wilcox, a small town i2 miles south
west of Colfax, was almost totally de
stroyed by fire. The total loss, which
was confined to the business district,
was about 312.000. Adam Luft, D. A.
Myers, J. L. Williams and the Yeo
men's hall, were burned out.
In Portland warrants are out for
the arrest of J. E. olazier, E. Blazler,
Ell Davis, A. Erlckson, Victor Lem
beck and Fred Fritz, for permitting
women to be employed In places
where llnuor is sold. Captain of De
tectives Bruin swore to the complaints.
Abe Lawrence, the well known Port
land criminal who was sentenced at
Colfax to the penitentiary, declares
that 13 Is an unluvky number. He Is
the 13th man to plead guilty at Colfax
since January . last. He robbed Andy
Banks of 313, and got 13 years In the
penitentiary.
Dr. 13. 11. Yount has escaped from
the Medical Lake Insane asylum, In
which Institution he has been twice
before confined. He was committed
from Wilbur and at one time he was
one of the best known physicians of
eastern Washington. His mind be
came unbalanced from ne use of
drugs.
California Prune Wafers.
The great tonic cathartic, an Invalu
able cure for Malaria, Biliousness
Constipation. Nervousness. Catarrh o
the Stomach. Pad Breath, Oily Skin
Sleeplessness. Wind and all Llvor
Stomach and Pnwel trouble. Tallma
& Co., 623 Main St.. Pendleton, Ore.
100 Wafers 2 Cents.
Chestnut Leaf
Expectorant
Is a real remedy for Cnujilis. Colds,
Hoarseness and all kindred troubles.
A Cough Itemed sold under an ab
solute guarantee by your home peo
ple. Hundreds of recommendations
In Pendleton.
McComas
If You Are Not Sut.nfliHj. J
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CALIFORNIA PROFESSOR
DISCUSSED CONDITIONS.
Says a Change of Seed and the Pre
ventioii of Smut Are Two of flic
Most Iinimrtuiit Factors In Securing
l4U-gc Yield Many Districts Show
10 Per Cent of Smutty Wheat In
the Yield.
Professor George W. Shaw, the
wheat expert of the college of agricul
ture of the University of California,
has Issued an Important bulletin' re
lating to the wheat Industry In Cali
fornia. The principal topics discussed
are smut nnd change of seed. The se
lection of seed Is also treated at length.
The bulletin, which has been compiled
after a thorough Investigation, is In
part as follows:
There Is little doubt but that much
of the present condition of low yield
Is due to the lack of attention to the
rational selection of first-class seed.
This fact is being constantly emphasiz
ed by the Inquiries made of the sta
tion as to the quantity of Inferior seed
which should be used to make up
for Its admitted deficiencies.
On account of the extreme con
ditions which obtain In most parts of
the state with reference to seed-wheat
as a result of the dumnge from the
rust attack of 1906. It Is deemed best
to set forth some of the facts which
seem to have been quite thoroughly
demonstrated with reference to the
matter of seed wheat.
In regard to change of seed he says:
There Is ti very widespread belief
among grain growers that there is a
necessity for frequent change of seed
because of actual deterioration duo to
continued culture under the same soil
conditions.
This Idea is held to such un extent
as to be well nigh universal. Yet, the
most carefully conducted Investiga
tions, without a single exception, go
to show that not only Is there no bene
fit to be derived from the mere change
of seed, but that actual loss occurs,
except only when there Is a change to
a better type of wheat, or toSi more
vigorous grain of the same type.
1'ut this Is not the main object
usually in the mind of the grower.
Farmers are continually changing
seed; the one having a stiff soil must
have seed from a sandy soil, and he
with a sandy soil must buy seed from
a heavy soli. Then again, seed Is fre
quently brought long distances and
often from regions of very different
climatic conditions, with the hope that
some Immediate increase will be ob
tained in the yield.
Such Indiscriminate change of seed
is a most potent factor against proper
seed Improvement, ant there will be
little hope of Improvement If one
must give up a desirable strain every
few years for one grown on some one
else's land.
Prevention of Smut.
An examination of a large number
of samples of California grown wheat
shows a deplorable lack of attention
to the prevention of smut. Farmers
doubtless do not realize the large loss
which occurs from this trouble. In a
number of cases the samples have
shown as high as 10 per cent of smut
ted grains an amount sufficient to
affect seriously the profit from the
crop. This Is more to be deplored
since the methods which can be em
ployed are both easy of application
and extremely effective.
UNDESIRABLE PUBLICITY.
New Hide oh to Giving Out News Prom
Naval Department.
Washington, Nov. 24. Secretary
Bonaparte has ordered that the an
nual reports of the navy bureau chiefs
which have not yet been made public
ssall be withheld until he has had an
opportunity to rend them, possibly un
til the appearance of his own report.
This order Is the result of the pub
licity attending the remarks and rec
ommendations of Rear Admiral C. W.
Ras, engineer In chief of the navy,
on the subject of naval personnel.
The bureau chief went pretty thor
oughly Into the question of the need
of nnvy engineers, and In the course
of his comments remarked that the
navy was not in a position to win but
tles, owing to the lack of trained en
gineers and the failure of the navy de
partment to provide engineer officers
for ships of war. This assertion has
attracted much attention, especially
abroad, and Is considered to have been
an Injudicious statement to make, ad
mitting it to be true. There is no
subject which is approached more
gingerly on every hand by those In
authority than anything wMch has to
do with the naval personnel, and In
that general subject a comment upon
naval engineering Is regarded as In
viting peril to the author.
Most naval officers believe that the
annual reports of bureau chiefs should
not be edited, and that the opinions
expressed In that quarter should not
be Influenced by higher authority un
less It Is desired that the Independ
ence of chiefs shall be Impaired. The
great trouble has been that the head
of the department has little time to
read annual reports and these docu
ments hnve largely been Ignored on
every hand. Hereafter there will be
greater enre exercised in the perusal
of these reports, lest there be some-,
thing In the comments of the bureau
chiefs which will embarrass the nnvy
Vmrtmcnt in Its plans for obtaining
legislation. It Is desired also that
there shall be nothing In the reports
ii iinh will attrac t much attention
u broad.
Opening Bids for Army Supplies.
Washington, Nov. 24. Bids for a
large variety of army supplies, to be
delivered lit the depots of the quar
termaster at either New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, C :lrago Or St. Louis,
were opened at the war department
today. Among the supplies for which
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bids will be received, are vnrlous kinds
of wearing apparel, barrack chairs,
mosquito bars, water) coolers, rubbor
hose, electric batteries and fans and
fire hose pipes.
HomeseckerN' Excursion.
New Orleans, La., Nov. 24. The
homeseekers' excursion from the
northern nnd northwestern territories,
arrives here this evening over the Illi
nois Central railroad. A delegation of
state officials and others. Interested
In the colonization plan, boarded the
train or the excursionists this noon
and w'lll escort the homesevkers to this
city. .
Whopping Hlg Fellow.
Thl biggest man In the national
guard of Idaho Is Color Sergeant Brld
ger, of Albion, who stands 6 feet 10 1-2
inches in his stocking feet. Adjutant
General Vlckers has a photograph of
this young and handsome giant and
not long ago sent a copy to President
Roosevelt as a sample of the Idaho
product. The president wrote a letter
of thanks.
Sergeant Bridger, In full war paint
and feathers. Is a strapping big fel
low. On dress parade, the crown of
his campaign hat is Just seven feet
two Inches above the ground. He is
shapely an a young Spartan, and so
perfectly proportioned that his excep
tional height Is not noticeable. He was
was a member of the Albion company,
I. N. O.,- but has been made color
sergeant on detached duty. Boise
Statesman.
Man's Unreasonableness.
Is often as great as woman's Bu
Thomas 8. Austin, manager of the
"Republican," 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, "wj 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 pe orm all her household
duties." Guaranteed by Tallman
Co., anil Brock & McComas, druggists.
Price 60c.
Hodmen tin Warpath.
Alhrmembers of ITmaholls tribe of
tho Improved Order of Redmen are
requested to meet In Hendricks hnll
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock for the
purpose of mnklng arrangements for
the meeting next Tuesday evening at
which time a large class of palefaces
will be captured and adopted Into the
tribe. Lunch will be served after the
meeting at the hall 8unday afternoon.
Visiting Redmen will be welcome at
both meetings.
Quick changes from hot to cold and
back again try strong constitutions end
cause, among other evils, nasal ca
tarrh, a troublesome and offensive
disease. Sneezing nd snuffling.
coughing and difficult breathing, and
the drip, drip of the foul discharge In
to the throat all are ended by Ely's
Cream Balm. This honest and posi
tive remedy contains no cocaine, mer
cury, nor other harmful Ingredient.
The worst cases are cured In a short
time. All druggists, EOc, or mailed
by Ely Bros., 58 Warren street. New
York.
The order of Jesuites will erect In
Chicago at the corner of Devon and
Evanston avenues, the largest Catho
lic Institution of learning In America.
I Honesty is the
H best nol icvl
r j
Golden Gate
- Coffee
proves the proverb
JA.F0LGEHe'
Sold
Igor
No priies no coupons.
Nothing but satisfaction.
J. A. FOLGCR & CO.
Saa Francisco
KSTA .ltMIO
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BARGAINS
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V . X Oil
! merit.
Two fine building lots, 1200 each.
B-room house, two lots: good well; located
near school, price 11060.00.
Good (-room house, larce barn, two large
lots, nice shade and fruit trees, large chicken
yard. 7 rice 13600.00.
House, and lot near West End school, 1800.
House and two lots on Maple St, 1650.00.
House and barn, 7 lots, good orchard, plenty
well water, 12,000.00. These three places must
be sold within 30 days. Come early and m
cure a bargain.
860 acres on Birch creek, 26 acres alfalfa;
a great bargain, 17,500.00.
160 aore ranch on McKay creek, to exchange
for city property.
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PHONE MAliI 4.
And Still
We are beating all comiietltlon on the following line of GOOD
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE.
RUBBERS AND OVEKoIlOKS we are actually selling for kn
money than the WHOLESALE NET price In Portland.
Bring your list, or wo will show you one, and sell you nearly
every kind at lees than wholesale prices.
CLOTHING We are closing out this department and expect to
lose money on It. WE WILL SELL YOU A SUIT OR OVERCOAT
AT LESS THAN ACTUAL COST.
HARDWARE AND TINWARK This department Is also being
closed out. Prices on everything cut to the bed rock.
Watch Oar Window for Bargains
The Fair Store
MAIN STREET, PENDLETON
IT WILL BE DONE RIGHT
All plumbing and tin. sheet Iron or copper work entrusted to me
will be done right and guaranteed.
I have removed my shop to Court street, second door east of
Golden Rule Hotel, where I am better prepared than ever to do the
highest class work.
Plumbing done by experienced and proficient men, as I have In
my employ one of the best plumbers In the business, and water, steam
and other pipe fitting Is solicited.
A specialty of tin, sheet Iron and copper work.
B. F. BECK
THE OLD RELIABLE PLUMBER AND TINSMITH.
Court Street, Two Doors East of Golden Rnle Hotel.
ceavaiur n ') .
Byers' Best Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat that grows. Good bread ks as
sured when BYERS BEST FLOUR Is used. Bran, Shorts, Steam
Rolled Barley always on hand.
PENDLETON
W. S. BYE US,
IN REAL
160 acres one and
Athena at a bargain.
HARTMAN BENTLEY
We Lead
Purity in Laundry Work
countH for everything. Wo use only
pure water, pure starch and pure
soap. Hint Is why there Is such
glnewy goodness on the
collars, crrrs, shirts,
etc., that we Ijiunder. Is It any woo.
dT, therefore, that we do a largo bust-
tllCMM?
Pendleton Steam
Laundry
FISIIMAN A PETERS.
Phone 17.
Family Washing at Family ltotcm.
SACK SLITS FOR ALL
will lie the most worn style of clothing
for general and business. In our well
assorted stock you will find tho meal
carefully selected fuhric made up fa
thorn two stylfM, In worsteds, chevtoM
and cawdmercH. . They are most ek
gnntly cut. Insuring not only a perfect
fit, hut have that smart, snappy effort
so much detthred.
Despain's Cash Store
ROLLER MILLS
Proprietor.
Electric Lights
Tliey arc the liest.
They require no oil.
They are the cheapest.
They give plenty of light.
They require no cleaning.
They are always ready for use.
Northwestern Gas &
Electric Co.
CORNER COURT AND GARDEN ST
ESTATE
New 8-room house, large tarn, chicken
house, S lots. Price $8600.00.
halt miles southybf
Also vacant lots In all parts of the city.
If you wlBh 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.
$7,600.
Vacant lot on Jane street, near Court, $626.
800 aere wheat ranch, 860 sown in wheat,
$l.00'i; 12 miles from Pendleton, 8 miles to
market
90 acres; 620 In wheat, II miles south of
city.
COURT ST, PENDLETON, ORB.