East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 15, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI' . 4 v .'Oi . .1... ' PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OMOOSNAN, PHJTDLRTOJf, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1M. TEN PAGES. A LS1 Will convince you that we are showing fur Christmas many new creations la artistic furniture never before sliowa la any Pendleton store. A Carload of Select Pieces of Furniture rem died as direct from Chicago. This collection la the largest and most beautiful ever exhibited In Pendleton. Just come In and admire whnt we arc snowies;. Baker Folsom HOME OP ARTISTIC FURNITURE. PREHISTORIC S WOXDERITL KIN OH MADE IX THE JOHN DAY COUNTRY. Many Spot-lea Are Identical With Those of the I "resent Duy, While Many Others Are Vastly oiul En tirely Different One Animal Re sembled the Rut, lk-er anil Cnincl The First Horse Wu Uio Slie of a Cut niKl Hiul Four Toon The Rlil- iHK-cros Onee Roamed America. GENERAL NEWS. and provincial superior of the Sisters I of the Holy Names of Oregon and Tn the different federal departments j Washington, which occurred at Mon- at Washington, Including the printing department, are employed 15.481 per sons, drawing yearly 127,145.700 for their services. Fred Maltby, division engineer of treal Monday, In Portland. has Just been received By a vote of 15 to 0 the Tacoma I council granted a franchise to the ' Webster Independent Telephone com- the Panama canal, says 5000 yards of 1 pany, over the mayor's veto. The dirt per day has been taken out since j fight has been on several weeks, the ordinance being twice defeated. system Is automatic. The PROVE IT ANY TIME. July hist. All agree that the sanitary conditions are greatly improved. Rear Admiral Sands, of Annapolis Kaval academy, recommends the dis missal of several cadets for hazing. Secretary Bonaparte regards the cus- 1 nV Evidence of Pendleton People. torn as cowardly and detestable. The dally evidence of citizens right A heavy runaway trolley car, dash-; here ut home supply Is proof sufficient to satisfy the greatest skeptic. No better proof can be had. Here Is a trig down College hill, Meadvllle, Pa., faster than a mile a minute, struck a , aeavily loaded Cambridge Springs car. tilling three passengers and Injuring a case. Read It: a dozen others. ( H. M. Deluporte, trader and stock St. Luke's cathedral (Episcopal) at; man, living at the Alta House, Pendle Halifax. N. S.. burned. Loss, 1(0.000. ! ton, Ore., says: "I want to say that Undoubtedly due to Incendiaries. It I am generally prejudiced against pat mas the oldest church building In the ent medicines, but I know one such Hy and contained a valuable hlstor-1 remedy to contain genuine merit, leal library and museum. j About three months ago I had a bad The Schlitx Brewing company. 0flaccldent- "mashing my left shoulder, Milwaukee, shlpred 15000 worth of.and tm8 "y whole side and kcr into Iowa In violation of a su-1 batk' which must have been severely -rem. rm.rt derlrfnn sustaining the ; wrenched. My kidneys soon became Iowa law, and the buyer, John Ham- entire amount, against the Schlitz peo-l UD o often that my rest was much . j disturbed and it caused much pain In I my condition. Doctoring did not have P. H. Congdon. a scapegrace son of j any effect. My attention was called ery wealthy Pennsylvania parents, 1 10 Doan's Kidney Pills and I got a stole $5000 from his father and hiked ! box at Brock & McComus Co.'s drug ut with a beautiful girl with whom store. It was simply astonishing the ae had a scant acquaintance, and j way this remedy took hold on the whom his parents repudiated. At Los trouble, bringing relief from the first Angeles the girl swiped the $5000 and , dose and before I had used one box left the young man penniless. my back and kidneys were In better The new Almaden, Cal.. quicksilver "P" than ever efore ' had tne ac r t h olnsert down In the ciueni l nait xiiuneii m. rur saie uy un ueiiieia, ' irregular and this was especially the case at night I would have to get near future at least they will be If the present ratio of decrease of the fnt8 the product keeps up for a year or so. j Up to March 6, 1301, the value of the utput of these mines equaled $15,-1 00,000 from the time of their discovery. Price 50 Fostcr-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. NORTHWEST NEW 8. The well known musician. Prof. Divid York, of Tacoma. is completely paralyzed on one side, and will die In a short time. Albany will have a filtering plant Nothing will cure Indigestion that doesn't digest the food Itself, and give I he stomach rest. You can't expect that a weak stomach will regain Its stre.neth and get well when It Is com pelled to do the full work that a onnd stomach should do. You wouldn't yxpeet a sick horse to get through which to pass all the water1 1 ri, (Inv.s work every dliy )n the week Intended for household purposes. It Dvspepsla Cure Is a perfect ill- as a capacity of 150,000 gallons per j ,, anrt di(;(.st, tne foo(, res.,ra. less of fie condition of your stom The new Florence Crittenden home I :,ch. Relieves Indigestion, Belching. t Portland, at the corner of EastifSnur Stomach, and all stomach dlsor-Thirty-first and Cilisan, will be com-!,iers. Sold by Tallman & Co. lleted next summer. It will cost $18,- 00. with the hospital annex. c,osie Ca for )e SIm)n,, Albany Is In the throes of a Strug- r,nn lQ Portland Mondav for the purpose of being repaired, the little gle for and against granting J.. J. I ;n.imners, or eaie, a ou-yeur gas .pnmpr r.enrtre Simons hnd a narrow franchise. The ayes seem to have It, I escnpe from being dashed to pieces inougn a unai nec.s.on win nui ue0n ,he r0.k at Casca,ie Locks. She reaenca Deiore LieoemDer zo. was shooting the rapids. When about The tidings of the death of Mother half way through the perilous pnssnge John Uaptiste, formerly of Portland, '; the boat refused to answer the helm. ------ 1 A hurried Investigation by Captain j Nelson discovered the fact lhat thi ..- J t,- vessel had lost her rudder. The cllilijl 111,1 111 U 9 L d I U -. strength but lacks flavor. Trieste has flavor but lac';.? strength. Schilling's Best is the' two mixed, nothing e!??, to color. The next - be t mustard sold here is weak but has good flavor. Your grocer's; moncybac';. W.D.FLETCHER tii: pk''ei:k watchmaker AND .rrWTUJK. SOS Court Street. Jewelry -l-ile to t.rder. Weddlna rlnu a Hpcd-lty. All work guarun tei,l. was summoned as quickly ns possihle and the vessel brought to hy casting the anchor. When stopped she was within a few feet of the rocks. Captain Nelson then went ashore In n skiff and secured mater ials for repairing tho rudder and she proceeded on her way. The Dalles Chronicle. California Prune Wafer Are made from the fresh California fruit used all over the land to cool and refres-h the stomach and Intes tines, and to keep the bowels active. The most delicate Invalid can tnke these wafers for Constipation. I nll gestlon and all Liver and Bowel trou hles. without fear of griping or pain. They art gently but surely, stimulate dWestlon and hasten the passage and absorption of food, refreshing the whole of your body. Tallman & Co. Pendleton. Oreiron. 100 Wafer 25 Cents. : Our Window of Fountain Pens : May give you HOLIDAY IDEA. One Dollar buys a Rolf-filling, Ilk' fiolil F ntaln Pen, fully guaranteed. The Htiiilciits I Hetul, a f I BO Pc, for C1.00. Brock McComas Co. Millions of years ago these strange animals wandered about the far northwestern country, known as the bud lands, says a correspondent in tho Denver Post. At any rate remarkable deposits of their bones have been found in Crant and Wheeler counties. Oregon, com monly called, In this section, the. John Day country. It is thought that these ungulate or hoofed aborigines pronably Inhab ited much of the Pacific slope and far northwestern section. Their bones originally may have rested In regions far apart, but were collected and deposited in that sec tion, now part of eastern Oregon, by the action of some early stream or by glacial processes. Several specimens of the gigantic dinosaur, a, kind of monster lizard of antiquity, have been unearthed In Wyoming. There is no reason to suppose that the dinosaur family dwelt In that section exclusively, yet for some rea son their bones were deposited there. Readily recognized wero the fos sils of the field mice tribe of four million yenrs ago. In every respect the scientists declare, the tiny ani mals of that time were just like those of today. Scampering about In field and for est If there wera fields and forests then nibbling at small grain and r4(ts. their habits and characteris tics then were those of their descend ants today. Perhaps they were so Insignificant In size compared with the gigantic fauna of those days, that they es caped notice. Even the hawks, owls and other enemies of present-day field mice wero probably above noticing such diminutive creatures. Llko a Deer, a Rnt and a Cnmel. Considerably larrer. hut still small for that period of glfantlc animal life, was the entoptychus, bones of which were unearthed In Wheele county. If reconstructed, this animal would he very much like a prairie dog. or marmot, but not quite so lare. It was. however, of an entirely dlf ferent sneHes. PriaMv a burrow Inc nnlmal. nnd feeding upon vereta Mes. It dou'itlss lived much after the manner of the prairie doT. Another type of the fauna of tha long-gone type, which the explnra tlons In the John Day rclon brought to light, wis the hvpertragulus. which Is thou-ht tn hiv resembled the African water chevrotaln. This was a kind of hornless ga relle. about 18 ln"hs hl;h at the shoulder, nnd a dilnty llt'.'e thing. Havlnsr some of the traits of the rodent tribe It was the smallest of the deer fiml'y. Onlv the lers and feet were thns of tie rtor. tho head plnr HVn a rnt nn1 the bo'ly rtir taklng of muh of the rnt rharaetr Istlo, whl'c th11 were other charac teristics reop-nVIn? the canel. Mnkln? Its home In marshes and nlnnr tho banks of ste-ns the hy pertrnn'Ms vq roseesnd o' many of the habits of tho orilnirv nr. Hnknown, heetofire. hs henn the ntonervT rtnnl"ens. reinlns of whlh hive h"n fund on'y In the John Dav r"'nn. Tlr bones were dug up In the shores of Turtle Cove. Grant counv. An Fpflelv Vev Snec. This pn-p'v nn.v pT.p-tnq finds U, closest pffln'tv In the little deer just menMoned. hut -as sfnp-vhat larger. Its habits w- a'so inposed to have ben thoe nf n rodent. Onlv an Imnerfe-t skull of this an imal has he-n funl and vet fro-n this limited base s"!on"e has been able to as-e-talo so-riotolnr o the se. srM- "n1 living charncterls tlce of the herta. One of the mot Interesting dis coveries was the elotherlum calklnsl. a species of Log t! at was as large ns a cow. Thl prehnro svlne had a skull two foet Inn". When It Is considered that the ordinary wild hotr possesses 1 skull moisn-o-npnt of on'y ,0 In ches, the slo o' the elntherlum sped men can be risffrlned. Nenrlv seven f"o: Ion? nnd 10 In "bes tall "'ss the nn that left Its hones In I" Cant cun'.v rocks for ho e'ltfr,'n of man centuries upon centuries Inter. This wts rni" of the snecles of un ffulnta. or hofd animals, of the far vest. Its honns have also leen frund 'n Kesri-'..,. Wynmlng, Colorado and the Dnkotns. Indications nre that the elntherlum preferre-t a mtrshy hahltnilon, as rels of te se-les have also been found on the borders of lakes and rivers. Tt Is sunooscrt to have made ve-re-ntlon lt fm-i and to hnve eschewed fish of anv kind. Like a rhlnnreros In Its habits, It n'ohahly spent rnifh of Its time In h water, nnd could swim l;ke a tapir. Awnv haU In the dawn of sperlal bed life the ho-s wis no larger than a cat and id four toes. It the renttrl"s nnd eons passed, the nnl-nn' I i-ro-sed In rW.n nnd gr"utllv ,''"t Its sitnerfluous t-es. Three million yenrs or J ago It had arrived at a stage when It had the size of a present-day fox and pos sessed only three digital member. Relics of some of these have been found In part of the west. About five miles above Rltter, In Grant county. Ore., member of the University of California expedition were fortunate enough to unearth some of the remains of one of those little horses long ago. In scientific circles it Is known as the mesohlp pus acutldens. While this animal hud progressed in size considerably beyond tho fox stnge. It was much smaller than the horse of today. It was equipped, however, with three toes. The skull of this specimen was about nine Inches long and so well preserved, that lis Identity was at once established. Remains of the three-toed horse of the same period have also been found In the Dakotus and along the White river. It will probably be a surprise to many to learn that the rhinoceros once roamed America, or a part of It. Fossils of this animal, which Is now found only In Africa and Asia, have been discovered In England and In eastern Siberia. Excavations In the John Day country however, have brought to light unmistakable specimens of the two-horned rhinoceros, so that the animal at one time must hnve been numbered nmnng the types of living hlngs upon the American continent. Most of these fossils discovered by the expedition were found In the bed of tin old Inko, Indicating that they were collc-ted and deposited there by some vny ancient agency. Bones of dogs, cats nnd even monkeys were also unearthed. Of great Interest to scientists ore these discoveries, not only because of the specimen of a hitherto un known animal, but because existing fossils of others have not been suf ficiently perfect to permit exnet clas sification and description. DEC. 16 DEC. 16 Alexander's Saturday Night Specials Under this heading; each Saturday night we give a list of Bpcclala Articles Mentioned Below, on Sale from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m., SAT URDAY, EECEMBER. 16th 7 P. M. to 8 P. M. 8 P. M. to9 P. M. Corset worth $1.00. R. & O. Cotton Blankets, double bed make in all sizes; drab or 'c, dark rcy: 8old ,or 75c white, long or short hip effect. a palr' 8ale prlce Sule price v 40C 38c 8P.M. to 9 P.M. 7 P. M. tO 8 P. M. ' Bed Spreuds, worth $3.00; every Changeable Tuffota ribbon, all P"lr his been carefully In- color that sell regularly at Pted and mrant..d lo be In perfect condition. Bale S5c. Sale price prlce 13c $1.60 Goods Jon Display In South Show window, FRIDAY and SATURDAY i : Rough skin and cracked hand are not only cured by DeWltt'8 Witch Hazel Salve, hut an occasional appli cation will keep the skin soft and smooth. Best for Eczema, Cuts. Burns, Bolls, etc. The genuine De- Witt' Witch Hazel Salve afford Im mediate relief In all form of Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Protruding Piles. Sold br Tallman Co. What is home without another cup of Golden Gate Coffee Sold only in aroma tight tins. I Get The Best Good Dry Wood; anil ROCK SPRIN'U COAL Die ('mil that give the most hent. PROMPT DELIVERIES. W. C. MINNIS I .cove orders at Iletinlngs' cigar store, 0. Peoples Wore house. Phone Main 0. Roslyn Coal $6.50 deliv ered, $6.00at the shed Itmlyn Via I, after thorough ethniiHtlve tests, ha been e Irctisl hy the V. B. government for the noe nf It war vessel, na M stood the hlgheot teat. PROMPT DELIVERY. ROSLYV WOOD & COAL CO. PIIONK MAIN 2. The Alta House Under New Management Taa I bava Just . areaaaetl the Alta Bonaa. I have fixed it ap ka plenill.. hap aad employed aonipeteait help In all departu' I Intend to cater t tlioee who enjoy food home cookUg. know how tlreaonu) restaurant cooking become. We will you hone cooking, wholesome and well-oookod, and plenty ( t. You will find that I wilt give you ea,uare treatment. I aolldt twa trade of families for Sunday Dinner. You will find It cost Vmm and I mncb lea trouble to com here for your Sunday dinner thaa le get one up at heme. I cordially invite all old patron and all af mf friend give me trial. A. J. Cummings WHAT STROBLE DOES STROBLE SA i. YOU MONEY ON FtTRNITTRE, STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON STOVES. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON C1IINAWARE. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON MATTRE.jSES. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON STOVES. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON TINWARE. STROBLE SAVES YOU MONEY ON CUTLERY. 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 tiOODS. STROBLE SAVES YOU MON1IY OX SECOND-HAND GOODS V. STROBLE 210 EAST COURT STREET. - Electric Lights They are the best. They require no oil. They nre the chennont. They give plenty of light. They require no elcnnlng. Tliry ore always ready for nsc. Northwestern Gas & Electric Co. CORNER COURT AND GARDEN ST Byers' Best Flour I made from tha choicest wheat that grow. Good bread I a aured when BYERS' BEST FLOUR I umd. Bran, Short, Steam Rolled Barley always on hand. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. a ITYERS, Prorrletor. BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE located . Iwo fine building lots, $200 each, l-room house, two lots; good well; near school, price 1 1060.00. Good 6-room house, larce barn, two large lots, nice shade and fruit tree, large chicken yard. ' rice $2600.00. , House and lot near West End school, $000. House and two lot Maple St, $((0.00. . House and barn, 7 lot, good orchard, plenty well water, $2,000.00. These three places limit he sold within 30 day. Come early and in cur r bargain. 3(0 acres on Birch creek, 25 acre alfalfa; gr.U bargain, $7,(00.00. 1(0 aore ranch on McKay creek, to excha ge for otty property. New 8-room house, laige larn, chlck.n house, I lot. Price $3600.00. 1(0 acre one and Athena at a bargain. a half mile south of Also vacant lot In all p-rta of the city. If yon wish to build we an sell you a lot nd furnish you the money to build your home. Finest residence and two lot In 1 1 city. $7,600. V.. int lot en Jane street, near Court, $62$. S00 acre wheat ranch, 860 sown In whe.it, $1( 00i; 12 mile from Pen leton, S mlloa to market - 1(0 acres; 620 In wheat, 12 mile south of city. HARTMAN BENTLEY PHONE MiTiI M. COURT ST.. PENDLKTON, ORB.