East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 11, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY BAST I IQOKIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY. DECEMBER II, IMS. EIGHT PACIKS. PAOa TW. Beautiful Pictures The most bountiful and laisot collection of framed picture erer brought to Pendleton are now displayed In our store. These pictures were bought at a bargain and everyone Is sold at bar gain price. The stock ooiudsts of al! slw, from the small neatly and ar tistically framed to the larger nml more heavily and more substan tially framed. These pictures i.ingo In price from l0c P to $10, and all are bargains. The frames alone on many of these pictures cost more than we auk for pictures, frames and all. Stationery MORE CARDINALS CONSISTORY TO APPOINT TO MEET IN HOME DECEMBER II. s Tho Pok In Disappointed and Handi capped by Hie Sluiul Tnkcn by the Frencli Governments Hve Cardi nals Will Probably Ho Apoliited: Hungary, Italy, Spain anil Brazil Will Be Honored In the Selections Other Iniporuiiit Problems, Anions Them the French Compll-entJon. The finest line late style stationery In boxes, and tablets, with loose envelopes to match, ever shown here can be seen at our store. AU the bright neu ideas are Included. Cook (8b Perry COURT STREET. NOLFS OLD STAND. I ( GENERAL NEWS. N. C. Burnett, who goes to New York I to take post graduate studies. A San Francisco woman who found-' The Wardner, Idaho, school board d an Institution for destitute women appropriated $100 to partially equip la 1869, has lost her money and en- a gymnasium for the public schools; tered the home. also $100 for new books for the public There are now 15 cases of yellow Khool library. There are 223 pupils fever at Havana. Cuba, and there enrolled at Wardner. have been 15 death from the disease All the superintendents of Insane since October 1. asylums in the northwest are issuing Robert D. Ballantyne. tiged 35 and appeals for anything that will con worth $5,000,000 in brewing proper- tribute to a cheerful Christmas for the Use. killed himself by shooting, at Inmates. Anything will be welcome that the unfortunates would enjoy outside the asylums. Gifts of money Newark. N. J. He was a graduate of Princeton and unmarried. The Vatican will issue an address 8nould be made Py"le to the super to all Christendom denying all respon- mtendent In all cases. aibility with the separation of church aad state In France, and fixing It up a the last three French cabinets. The Washington Power company, of Spokane, has secured a franchise permitting ll to Introduce electric Government supervision of the power for any purpose into any part capitalization of private corporations of Whitman county. It will put pow- m advocated by Governor A. B. er this winter Into Garfield, Oakes- Cummins, of Iowa, in a recent address dale, Palouse and Pullman. The man- kefbre the Bankers' club of Chicago. ogers refuse to either deny or confirm Samuel Gompers, In a speech at Washington, claims that the Federa tion of Labor deserves practically all the credit for the laws regulating or abolishing child labor In the states f Oregon, Texas. Tennessee and Ala bama. Pat Crowe was acquitted at Omaha t'e charge of murder, and must the report that the company will build an electric road within the next year. YAKIMA IS IIOPEFUIi. May Government Irrigation Project Ito Assured. The water shortage has been re du"e1 to exactly 88 cubic feet, savs ow stand trial on a charge of being the Yakima Republic. The commlt hnpllcated in the robbery of a street toe mnde this report this morning, car and two passengers at Council They now feel confident that all ob Bluffs. No one expects him to be stable In the way o fapproval of the eeer brought to trial on the charge of Yakima Irrigation projects by the Bec kldnapplng. retnrv of the Interior will be removed. In New York James Murphy was' Put they " completed thlr k. k nniinpm. In the act i "" ye- They have to o. There are other canal owners who must be seen and data must be pre pare! for the reclamation service. Considerable work will be required yt to put on the finishing touches. The water must be brought down to the actual amount that remains In tho Rtppnmfl of the Yakima vnl'ev. A reorganization of the cordago,Tns the e(1)pt tnat hns eone fnrth trust Is being effected at New rorK. bv ji,pCretary nf tne interior Hitch It is claimed on a basis that will secure , pk . ., BnnroVR ,he Tip It Immunity from any existing law. ,nn OJ, nny othcr project ln the valley of holding up a man. During the pursuit which followed. Murphy shot three policemen, each In the hip, put ting them out of commission. A fourth, mounted, had his horse shot nder him, and Murphy was finally caught hy citizens, unhurt. Ita active capitalization is $8,106,000. till everv vestige of doubt about a Ita uttorneys claim that the only fp,tl(lment of the wntcr rlgnt question cloud on tne nonzon oi me n '-(nas Deen removed ganlzatlon is the Btate binding twine aad burlap plants of Kansas, wasn nigton, Nebraska and the Dakotas. 'I Furious Fighting. "For seven years." writes George I W. Hoffman of Harper, Wash., "I I had a bitter battle with chronic stom ach and liver trouble, but at last I Work has begun on a new Christian , won, and cured my diseases, by the ORTHWEST NEWS. use of Electric Bitters. I unhesitat ingly recommend them to all, and don't intend in the future to be with out them ln the house. They are cer tainly a wonderful medicine, to have cured such a bad case as mine." Sold the beginning of the next school year, under guarantee to do the same for voil nv lanman oc uo. ana rrucn church at Prosser, Wash., to be ready for occupancy, though not completed, by next spring. The high school building at Spo kane will now accommodate 1600 pu pils, and that number is expected by Rome, Dec. 11. The convocation of cardinals and prelates which meets at the Vatican today is the first con sistory called by Plus X since Decem ber of lust year. As customary It will bo secret and will be followed by a public consistory on Thursday. The chief reason assigned for the long delny is that the pope was hoping that some arrangement could be mude with the French government for the filling of the ninny vacancies among the French sees. The pope hesitated to the last moment, but finding him self disappointed, flnnlly called the consistory which was necessary to se lect some additional members of the sacred college. x The consistory which meets today In secret session Is of unusual Import ance, ns It will probably select five new cardinals to fill the existing va caneles ln the sacred college. The situation Is unusually complicated and the pope was In an extremely dif ficult position ln making a selection, which would cause the lyeast dlsap-plontment. It may be said that the selection of the Italian cardina's presented great er difficulties than that of the foreign dignitaries. In the first place there are in Rome several prelates who at one time held the position of major domo of the Vatican and every one of them considered It his right to be come a member of the sacred college on that account. The former pope bad silently recoentzed this claim and had made promises to these digni taries, which his death prevented him from fulfilling. Plus X, however, is not Inclined to recognize any such Wghts and. although he has selected Mgr. Caglnno de Azevedo, for a num ber of years major domo of the Vati can for the cardltrol hat. It Is under stood, that he Intends to abolish the office of major domo. thus reducing the cost of maintaining his court to some extent. Tt was prlnrlpariv the necessity of holding down the expenses of the Vat ican, which caused the pope to hesi tate In selecting new cardinals among the pre'ates connected with the Vati can. It is understood that but one other Italian prelate will be created cardinal, Mar. Cavalarl. the patriarch of Venice. One of the foreigners to he promoted Is Mgr. Joseph Samas-, . archhlshon of A cram. Hungary, who Is now 77 years old and who was promised promotion bv the former nope. His promotion will appease the Hungarian Catholics and also please the Austrian court. Another new cardinal will he Mgr. S'nlnnla v Maes te. archbishop of Seville. Spain. It was at frlst Intended to nominate Mgr. Noza'eda. arhhlshon of Valen cia, formerly the Mtronolltan In the "blllnplne Istmds. The latter was not selected because It was feared that he mlffht he ohietionahle owing to the attitude which h hid taken in the arcbinelai prafnst the occupa tion by the Americans. Mgr. Joachim Meovnrde de Alhu- nnernue-Caval'-nntl. archbishop of Rio de Janeiro. Brazil, who is also mentioned ns one of the dignitaries scheduled for promotion, will be the first South American nrelate ever named for the snered col'ce. His se lection will probably cause tome dis satisfaction In other South American countries, hut they will be appeased In the future. Besides the se'ctlon of new cardi nals other matt-rs of Imnortanco will be considered at the consistory. Th situation In Vrance i probably one of the most Imnn-tont problems. All tb- Mshops snnoin'ed hv the propaganda durin te past vor will have their nominations confirmed bv this co-i-slstory. DIED AT "MYSTIC 1IOITR." Member of the Elks Pamcd Away at II O'clock. Denver, Dec. It. Denver friends of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Mitchell have received details of their death t Koine, Ncv., a few days ago, Just one week elapsed between the pass ing of Mr. Mitchell und that of his wife. Their demise occurred at prac tically the same hour, 11 p. m., the symbolical hour of the Elks, of which ordor ho was a member. Death In both cases was duo to pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell had many friends and their passing away Is keenly felt. The deaths impressed themselves deeply upon tho Elks from the fact that they occurred at the hour sacred to tho member of the order, an hour when "our absent brothers" are always remembered. "HUMAN SLAVE" TONIGHT. Beautiful Melodrama at the Prazer Theater Tills Evening. There are many elements In "A Human Slave," which will be tho of fering at the Frnzer opera house to night, which will commend It to all lovers of good, honest American melodrama. While the play is both exciting and J JTi From "A Human Slave," at the Era ser Tonight. thrilling, the probabilities are not out raged by the presentation of Imposal bit situations. Every scene In this great play is entirely logical. In fact, a large part of the story Is taken from actual happenings. There are two sensational deaths In the play, a big strike by Iron workers, a wonderful lamp explosion, and oth er Incidents of an exciting nature. Notice. We are In receipt of telegrams from the Victor Talking Machine company that will enable us to sell Victor reo ords at 35c for seven-Inch, and 60c for 10-lnch from this date on. Former price was 50c and $1 each. All ex change on records ceases. Parties de siring records please call early, as our stock will soon be riddled at this re duced price. J. A. OWENHOUSE, Distributor of Edison, Victor and Co lumbia Talking Machines and Sup plies, 113 Main street. Santa Claus will I make his headquarters j with us this week I : CALL AND j j SEE HIM j IF YOU CAN'T CALL, 'PHONE I MAIN 76, ALL OUDERS FOR XMAS S PRESENTS. THEY WILL BE 5 PROMPTLY FILLED. S 1 Alexander's ! S PENDLETON'S RELIABLE STORE. The Alta House j j Under New Management : I hare Just . archaaed tka Alta Ilouae. I have fixed tt a 0 apteadld Jiapa aad employed ompetent help In all uepartaoeatB, I kitend to cater to those who enjoy good home cooking. Ten , kaow bow tiresome reataarant cooking becomes. We will aarsa a job home cooking, wholesome and well-cooked, and pleat? at It. You will find that I will give you square treatment. I aoHett a trade of families for Sunday Dinner. You will find H eosta leas 1 aad la much leas trouble to aome bare for your Sunday dinner tbaa v J to get one up at borne. I cordially invite all old patron aad aB at J asr friends to give aw trial. j A. J. Cummings j In -Mad Chime. Millions rush In mad chase after health, from one extreme of faddlsm to another, when. If they would only eat good food and keep their bowels regular with Dr. King's New Life Pills, their troubles would all pass away. Prompt relief and quick cure for liver and stomach trouble. 25c at Tallman A Co. and Brock & McComas' drug stores; guaranteed. Electric Lights They are the best. They require no oil. They are the cheapest. They give plenty of light. They require no cli-anlng. They are atwaya ready for aaa. Northwestern Gas & Electric Co. CORNER COURT AND GARDEN ST At Lewlston, Charles Deadhorse, a Nes Pcrte. killed himself by drinking too murh whiskey and topped It off with clear alcohol. It was a straight ' case of alcoholic poisoning. Mrs. Johanna S. Burns has been se lecte'h superintendent f St. Luke's McComas. Fine Seedling Apple T. H. Shaw, of Seven Devils, sends the S'gnal a box of apples and pears raised bv John Kckles on his Snake rlvor fiirm near the Devils. It Is cer- bospllal at Spokane, to succeed Mlsstnny ..powerfu frut. The apples . : lare seedlings, but they are beauties and worthy a place among the lead ing vnrletles and should be taken up hy nurserymen and promulgated among growers. They are remarka bly perfect and sound, and average 14 int hes In circumference and a pound and a quarter In weight. The pears are nstonlscrs, tho smallest we'ghlng 14 ounces and the largest 14 H Inches In circumference. Welser Signal. Ti-.;s h a Tetter countrv r live-in, because Schilling's Ccut is in it. :Taa W.D.FLETCHER THE Pit "EER WATCHMAKER A.'I JEWELER. 305 Court Street. Jewelry luule to order. Wedding riiics a sperislty. All work guaran Ml. DOES NOT LIKE ALBERT A. California Prune Wafers. Purely vegetable, they are nature's product and should be In every house hold. They cure constipation and all disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels. Tallman & Co., 623 Main St., Pendleton. Oregon. 1 00 Wafers 25 Cents. ! Our Window of Fountain Pens Msj give you HOLIDAY IDEA. One Dollar buys Self-Filling, 14 k Gold Fovntaln Pen, fully guaranteed. The Students' Friend, a tl 60 Pi, for $1.00. Brock McComas Co. William Perclvnl Was Not Favorably Impressed With tho Northern Country. Wllllnm Pcrclval returned Satur day night from an absence of several weeks, during which tlmo he visited the Alberta country, the Canadian possession that is attracting so much attention at present, says the Blue Mountain American. Ho went there with the view of re malnlng If the- countrv suited him. but returns to the .Tihn Day valley, which country, he says, ho prefers to any countrv he saw during his ab sence. He Is of the opinion that Al berta Is an excellent stoek country at present owlns to the vast area of government Innd but thinks It will bo no better tbnn eastern Oregon when the country Is settled. 8TATE Olt nil'O. CII'Y OP ) TOI,'-ro. ) ah. M'i ; rni'NTV. ) Frsnk J Cneiev mnfcps nnth that he Is Honlnr rummer ei tho firm of K, J. Cheney a Co, doln b"ffln 'n te city of Toledo .ronntv snd stif pf'rMn, snri that snln 'Ifm ill' OUT t mm of OXB IltlNDitKII POi,LPH for earn and ever? rase of Ca tnrrh that rannr be rnrM br the nae of Hall's Catarrh Cure FRANK .1 CIIFNKY Hwom to h'To me an1 anbaerlnnd In my presence this flth da- nf Ihvunher. A, U. 1UP. A W. CI.KAHIIN, (RmI.) Notary Public llall'a Catarrh Cnre la taken Infernally, and arts directly on the blood and ronrona atirfares nf the system. Bend for testi monials free. V. .1. CIIF.NP.Y A CO., Toledo, O. Bold by all rinimrlnts, 7!c. Cook Trial 0Mms. Elufftnn, Ind., Dec. 11. The trial of Otto Cook, the last of the six per sons charged with the murder of Pres ton Sanderson, opened here today. Two of the accused have already been found KUllty and have been sentenced to Imprisonment for life. It Is claim ed hy the state that the evidence agajnst Cook is stronger than against those two. Ernest Hanaerson, me mm one of the convicted, will . be called as witness against Cook. Nothing will cure Indigestion that doesn't digest the food Itself, and give the stomnrh rest. You can t expect that a weak stomach will regain Its strength and get well when It Is com pslled to do the full work that a sound stomach should do. You wouldn't yexpect a sick horse to get wholl when It is compelled to do a full day's work every day in the wee-k. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Is a perfect dl- gestant and digests the food regard less of t"e condition of your stom ach. Relieves Indigestion, Belching, Sour Stomach, and all stomach disor ders. Sold by Tallman & Co. WHAT STROBLE DOES STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON FURNITURE. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON STOVES. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON CHINAWARE. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON MATTRESSES. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON STOVES. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON TINWARE. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON C UTLERY. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON CARPETS. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON CROCKERY. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON PORCELAIN WARE. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON NEW CiOODS. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON SECOND-HAND CiOODS. V. STROBLE 110 BAST COURT STREET. Byers' Best Flour Is made from the choicest wheat that grows. Oood bread la as sured when BYERS' BEST FLOUR Is used. Bran, 8horta, Steam Rolled Barley always on hand. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. 8. DYERS. Prorrietor. BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE ...... f III!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! At Wardner, Idaho. Thomna Hawk Ins, seed '0. and unmnrrled, was In stantly killed hy a -envy plank falling and striking him on the head. e ee Iwo tine building lota, tion each. II -room house, two lots; good well;Ucated near school, price 11050.00. .ood 6-room house, larce barn, two large lots, nice shade and fruit trees, large chicken yard. ' ' rice f 1600.00. House, andlot near West End school, l08. House and two lots on Maple St, 150.00. House and barn, 7 lots, good orchard, plenty well waaer, 33,000.00. These three places mu.it be sold within 30 days. Come early and -cure f bargain; 360 acres on Birch creek, St acres alfalfa; greU bargain, t7.E00.00. 10 aore ranch oa MoKay creek, te excha ?e for olty property. New I -room house. Isig. larn, chicken house. 8 lots. Price 13500.00. a half mllea south of 1(0 acres one and Athena at a bargain. Also vacant lots In all porta of the city. If you wish to build we -an sell you a lot and furnish you the money to build your home. Finest residence and two lota In t-ia olty, I7.5t. Vv lat lot an Jane street, near Court, tilt. 100 aere wheat ranch, 860 sown In wheat, 111 00'; It miles from PenJleton, I miles to market tit aarea; city. ttO In wheat It mllea Math of HARTMAN (Sb BENTLEY 'PHONE MAlil M. COCHT ST, PENT LETON, ORE.