East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 06, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text,... - -vi -, . . - " """' PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST ORBGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER. , IMS. EIGHT PAGES. PALE PACES. CLOSING OUT SALE at the Golden Rt&le Store Positively going out of business Watch for our big "ad" GENERAL NEWS. "ai Helena, Mont.. Nora Menile, a negress. shot nnd killed Corporal Cur tis, a negro U. S. A. soldier, who, sbe claims attempted to assault her. A workman thrust a bar of cold steel Into a pot of molten metal at Chicago, causing it to explode. Three men will die of burnt, and 11 others were more or less badly burned. An attempt was made to assassin ate Geenral Khafter as he was leav ing Bakersfleld. Cnl., In a Pullman. A shot from a 18-callbre rifle fired from the outside, barely missed him.' His home Is In Bakersf leld. John A. Kelley, of Stevens, Iowa, a wealthy cattle baron, has fenced In a pasture In western , Kansas containing (4 square miles, of which over half is government land. The grand Jury at Topeka Is after him and similar of fenders. The Chicago Electricians union nay order a nan era I strike or all elecT trlcal worL.rs In that city to offset a wholesale (effort on the part of the larger electrical corporations of that city to get rid of all union men and employ non-union In their stead, htme. Magna H. de Beaulu, the ' nurse who was shot In New Tork by a man, who then killed himself, died December 5. The dead man Is sup posed to- be James Holmes, of Brook lyn. What motive prompted the trag edy la not known. At Spokane, Ralph Kllnesmlth, a -year-old boy, had a thigh broken by a falling telephone pole, a year ago. The federal court has Just sustained a verdict for 15000 damages and (900 attorney's fees, against States Telephone company. the middle west of the board of for elgn missions. L. C. Karrlck. former city council man of Salt Lake, and once a promi nent mining man in the Bingham dis trict, committed suicide at Salt Lake, by shooting. The dead man at one time was worth $500,000. fff late he had ceen in financial straits ana naa worried over domestic affairs, having been divorced by hi wife. He came to Utah 30 years ago. The academic councils o the Unl versify of California and of Stanford will together revise the football rules for ' the two Institutions, Independent of the wishes or protests of the ath letics committees, and announce that compliance with the new rules will be compulsory. All other educational Institutions on the coast are asked to co-operate. OF mm I I. DANCE Willi. , RE GIVEN FRIDAY. Gorman nuptlits Are Ihilhllng a $3000 House of Worship IUnook Wind Hum Taken Olf Much of tltr Know Cumllilmo for State lriiiter Is Out Muklng Friend IlaiuUwnio New Residence on Normal Height lnrk Horn Ticket. NORTHWEST NEWS. The fourth cavalry is about to leave WaJU Walla, nnd will be succeeded bythe 14th cavalry. The change will be made Immediately. - Mining experts aver that there are SO. 000,000 tons of coal "In sight" In the International mine at Coleman. Alberta. An Immense coke Industry Is being built up. The chief of engineers is expected to recommend the appropriation of 1 1,000.000 for continuing the work of extending the Columbia river Jetty. Secretary Taft will Indorse the recom mendation . The building which the National Cash Register company has used as Its exhibit pnlace at the St. Louis and r rii, AvnAnifiAna mm ......... the Pacific tT " . " i i' . I class in this section. . , . , ' . . I raised In this country more extensively Weston, Or.. Dec. B. A dance will be given at Weston Friday evening, December IB, by McMinn's orchestra. Thu ladles of the Mothodist church will give a social In the Hub building Friday evening. December 8. County Clerk Frank Sallng, of Pen dleton, was in Weston on business Tuesduy. C. E. Nelson went to Pendleton yes terday, where he will remain several days on business. S. A. Lowell and J. W. Maloney. uf Pendleton, were In Weston the early part of the week on business. A. Cobb, of Freewater, was In town Monday transacting business, B. F. Scott, of Pendleton, was trans acting business In Weston the early part of the week. Vernard Bell, of Athena, spent Sunday In Weston. A Chinook wind which blew hard yesterday took nearly all of the snow away. Sleighing was on for nearly a week before that. J. B. dross Is erecting a handsome frame residence on Normal Heights, which will be one of the prettiest homes In this section of the county. Tne members of the German Bap tist church In and about Weston are beginning the erection of a handsome church in this city, which will cost $3000. William J. Clarke, republican can didate for state printer, of Qervlns. Dr., editor of the Gervtas Star, was In Weston this week shaking hands with many cf his old-time friends. Some of the residents of Weston were sub scribers to the Willamette Farmer, which was edited by his father In the Willamette some years ago. J. J. Morton has his flour fill In operation, and will grind out about $0,000 barrels this season. R. A. Doxier will handle 15.000 tons of hay at his warehouse this season. This is the only warehouse In eastern Oregon handling hay exclusively, and Is one of Weston's chief Industries. "Dark Home Ticket." The city election passed off quietly i In W-eston Monday, and besides the regular ticket which was put up for.' electtlm ft "Dark Horse Ticket", was printed on illegal pink paper, which created considerable merrlmentr dur ing the day, which read as follows: Mayor, Dr. J. H. Logan; treasurer. R. M. Powers; recorder, Amasa Phillips; councllmen two years, S. V. Knox, Al lan Garnett, J. B. Dupuls. It Is cer tain had these gentlemen been in earnest for the respective offices they would have been elected. One-Third or Crop Still Held. The amount or wheat raised In the vicinity of Weston this season Is es timated to be 140.000 bushels, one third of which Is still In the ranchers' hands. The crop was reported first- Barley will be By Some Thought to Denote lUflne- ment. ' What a inistuke! Iti place of re finement, pale faces denote debility. "A bloodless face indicates anaemia or impoverished blood, pure nnd sim ple. "What Is the result? A weakened condition of the entire system, the development of humors, disfiguring eruptions, and finally a genernl col lapse. . "We wIkIi your, paper would tell everv man. woman and child In Pen dleton yes. and every old person, that we are so sure that our famous cod liver oil preparation. Vlnol (do Melons to taste and without oil) will make rich, red blood, create strength and restore them to a normal condi tion, that we will pay for all the VI nol they take If It does not succeed. "Why are we so sure? Simply be cause Vlnol contains In u highly con centrateil form all of the vital, medi cinal tirlncinles of cod liver oil actual? ly taken from fresh cods' livers ami without the useless system-clogging oil to iipsc' the stomach and retard itswork. "Vlnol In a nutural manner will tone up the stomach, make rich, red blood and strengthen every organ In the bodv to do Its work as nature Intend ed. We do not usk the people of Pen dleton to tuke our word for It, but simply to try Vlnol on our guarantee." Brock & Mediums Co. COl'NTRY tXJIUUiSPONDENCE. East Oregon! an Employs a Regular Traveling CornwpoiMlent for I'ma- tllla County. Miss L. R. Lorenz, who has been employed as correspondent for the Oregon Daily Journal for the past month In this city, has also been add ed to the East Oregonian force and In addition to her work for the Oregon Daily Journal, will be county corres pondent for this paper. The East Oregouian is constantly growing and the large circulation in the county towns demands that they nave some special attention, and ac cordlngly Miss Lorens has been per manently employed as traveling coun try correspondent for this paper and will cover the Umatilla county field thoroughly. Fresh, readable news from every point In the county will be published dally and It will be a spec ial feature hereafter. Miss Lorenz will make regular trips to Weston, Athena, Adams, Milton Freewater. Pilot Rock. Helix, Echo and other points and friends of the paper are cordially invited to assist her In securing a truthful and accu rate nccount of all news happenings In the different localities. t'o-I'artm-rship Dltxolulkm. Notice is hereby, given that the co partnership existing between Thomas O. Hulley and Stephen X. Lowell is dissolved this 6th day of December, 1905, Mr. Hailcy retiring to accept appointment to the supreme court of the state. Mr. Lowell will continue the law business heretofore conducted by said firm. In the same offices in Despaln block, Pendleton, and will collect all accounts and pay all debts of the co partnership. THOMAS a. HA1LEY, STEPHEN A. LOWELL. With a sheet from his bed tightly , re-erected as a Congregational church, knotted about his neck, the lifeless; Tne 9tat boar1 of forett comms. body of Joseph Banhook, a patient at g,oners wm LMldeavor to raise $6000 t-e Medical Lake asylum, was found to use for forest protectlon during Saturday night hanging from the top , e conllng year. It w, come Dy of the window In his cell. He had pr,vate subscription from lumbermen been dead nearly an hour when dls-,nn(1 tlmDer ownerg and otners e8pec. COTer'1- i tally Interested' in Washington. Rev. Rufus A. Clark, rector for 28 ; Mr and M w. 0 Parker were years of St. Jaul's Episcopal church neld up lat? ,u n)gnt near tnelr home In Detroit, has resigned. He Is one of at gpokane. by a lone robber, who re the best known Episcopal clergymen ....,, ,hm , tsn0 worth of ... , of the middle eastern states. He will become departmental watches and Jewelry, The Parkers secretary for j were rPlurnlng f rom a twen society j affair, resplendent with bejeweled finery. Good tea, good coflee, best baking-powder, best flavoring extracts, best spices, pure soda, it fair nrices and monevback. soon after ,ne " -t committed, but all efforts to save her life were una- Schillinef' Best, at your valll,'- Tne deceased was an old b timer and leaves a husband and chll- gToccr s. Mrs. M. Benjamin, near Woodburn, Or., committed suicide by taking car bolic acid. Despondency over the re cent death of a daughter Is the cause assigned. A doctor was summoned I dren. in the future, 20,000 bushels having been raised this season. The growers say they are beginning to realize bet ter results from barley as It does not full down like wheat. Price reductions, incorporation sale 'n'-!- store, best ever. W.D.FLETCHER California Prune WafiTS. A pleasant and agreeable laxative, painless, but effective. Prescribed by physicians, and recommended by all (liuireists as an Invaluable substitute - . . . ti--i.ii .. 1 1 r mineral lulls aim cuiur uu. Jewelry -nde to order. Wedding Talma & t2i Wa,n SLf PenQle. ton. Ore. 100 Wafers 25 cents. THE PICVEEIl A.VD JEWELER. rhias a speclslty. trod. WATCHMAKER SOS Court Street. All work g-uaran- ....e.. ...... ..... Real Clearing tlie Snake River Channel. The dredge boat Wallowa returned to dock yesterday from her trip up the river to Cox rapids, where some excellent work was occompllshed. The stream at this point was found to be full of large boulders, and all efforts to line over the rapids were unsuccessful. The dredge was then brought Into service, and after sev eral hours' work the channel was suf flclently cleared to permit the passage of the boat with little difficulty, the surface of the water being at least five feet above any rocks In the stream. Captain Wlnsjow then pro ceeded to a point near t'ie pest house where some large boulders were rak ed out. The mot difficult work performad was Just this side of Asotin, where an Immense boulder Iny In the center of the strenm, making the channel on either side at this stage of water very narrow nnd dangerous to pass. Sev eral blasts were ued In removing this obstruction, and the channel Is now 50 feet wide at this point. As a re sult of the good work done by the Wallowa the steamer Lewlston made a trip to Asotin yesterday and brought down 1310 sacks of wheat, the largest cargo ever brought down from Asotin at the present low stage of water. Lewlston Tribune. High grade means high price. Golden Gate Coffee Worth Cut Glass Decorated China Terra Cotta Bronzes In advance of Holiday we are showing elegant samples of Real Cat Class (every piece a diamond) Imported Decorated China and Terra Cotta Bronzes, which we are pricing at bed rock figures. On display in oar windows. BrockIi McComasICo. All the' (rood qunlltles of Ely's Cream Palm, solid, are found In Liquid Creum Btlm. which Is Intend ed for use In atomizers. 'That It Is an unfailing cure for Nasal Catarrh Is proved by an ever Increasing mass of testimony. It does not dry out nor rasp the tender air passages.' It al loys ' the Inflammation and goes straight to the root of the disease. Obstinate old cases have been cured In a few weeks. All druggists, 76c, In cluding spraying tube, or mailed by Elv Bros., tt Warren street, New York. Cne Trnnf erred From Idaho. This morning suit was filed In the circuit coilrt by J. Alexander and A. Freldenrlch. through Attorney Dan P. Smythe, agiln't H. R. Morris. The action Is brought to secure a Judg ment for the sum of I1S8 .18 alleged to be due the plaintiffs from the de fendant and also Interest at the rate of 7 per cent Is requested. The plain tiffs are residents of Orangevllle, Idaho, and the suit Is brought here from the lustlce'i court of that place. El .inrur.. Q Crt more, n S more. 1 Sold on merit. I No prires-no crockery I no coupons. Nothing but satisfaction. I J. A. FOLGtR & CO. I San ITrtDcliui I trrssiMMZ. MM The Talk of the Town Our Shoes are the talk of the town, and why J not; when you know we carry these well known ; makes you will talk too. SOROS1S & JENNESS MILLER, for women t ! LITTLE GIANT SCHOOL SHOES and MALONY MAKE for Children FLORSHEIM and WALK OVER, for Men A combination that cannot be beat ALEXANDER'S Pendleton's Reliable Store : : The Alta House Under New Management I bare Just . rdmied the Alta noose. I hare fixed tt ap as aptandltl Jiap aad employed eompsteat help In all departmeMa, I Intend to cats to those who enjoy good twine cooking. Toa know bow tlraaoaae restaurant cooking becomes. AVe will servo roa borne cooking, wholesome and weil-oookod, and plenty of It. Toa will find that I will give yon square treatment. I solicit the trade of families for Sunday Dinner. Yon will rind It costs leas and Is much leas trsable to some bare for your Sunday dinner thaa te get one np as borne. I cordially Invite oil old patrons and all as ssy friends to give me trial. A. J. Cummings i t Electric Lights They are tne best. 7 They require no oil. They are Ue cheapest. They (rtve plenty of light. They require' no cleaning. They are always ready for m. Northwestern Gas & Electric Co. CORNER COCRT AND GARDE! ST Dyers' Park Addition Opens i The cheapest place in the city " - to build a pretty home ' " .. Call at FRANK B. CLCPTON'S ILEAL ESTATE AGENCY ana Get Prices -J 112 Court. Street." Sale of Basler Stock We are scli.. g the remainder or the Dasler stock of Furniture, Chlnaware, Glassware, Stoves, etc., recnrtlless of profit, cost or ex pense. It must go to make room . r new gooJj now on 'the way. Biggest snaps for buyers ever offered In C indleton. Come In.' GRAHAM & HUNTER ' COMPLETE nOVBE FURNISHER.!. BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE ....................... ..sss............e..........s...........aa((aaasaaa(S Two fine building lots, $100 each. l-room house, two lots; good well; located near school, price tlHSO.00. Good l-room house, tares barn, two large Iota, nice shade and fruit trees, large chicken yard. ' rice f 2600.00. House, and lot near West End school, t00. House and two lots on Maple fit, MSO.OO. House and bam, T lots, good orchard, plenty well water, tt. 000.00. These three places must be sold within 30 days. Come early and, in cur, s bargain. ! acres on Birch creek, 25 acres alfalfa; a grsU bargain, 17.600.00. If 0 aere ranch on McKay creek, to excha ge for city property. New 8 -room house, laige larn, chicken house, t lots. Price U600.00. 110 acres one and a half miles south of ' Athena at a bargain. Also vacant lots In all porta of the elty. If you wish to build we can sell you a lot and furnish you the money to build your horns. Finest residence and two lots In Cie city. $7,600. Vacant lot sn Jans street, near Coart, $515. 100 aere wheat ranch, 150 sown In wheat. tlt.OOS; It miles from P.ndleton. I miles to market. ej" "r,i' ,M whe,tl 11 mll" " HARTMAN (& BENTLEY COURT ST., PENDIjETON, ORB. 'PHONE MAU M. es i ................. ......