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

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Newspaper Page Textt I 1 jat I Wmi mat jt 1 IfcauHoJIt a., r ,. .r ' ( . A pack rw: DAILY KABC MMM,W, WWHJITOW. ORKgQM, THURSDAY, PKX-KMRMt 1,.1MS. nx p. r Christmas Coods AT Bargain Prices We are pushing the IIiii.IIiay HOODS thin week. We havea't time to spend on writing ails, but we nrr doing: our bent ta get our nicest and beat merchandise displayed in attractive ways, air ens tomera will find it easy lo make selections for presents for tbeir friends. Everything Desirable for Presents will be found here at the very lowest prices consistent with geod quality, and our iruarantee of entire satisfaction or your moaey re funded makes HOLIDAY BUYING safe, as well as a pleasure. Bey yonr prent thU week. TEe FAIR STORE casMr,nKr.Y.T.Y.v.v.' .v-v.y-vvvv . GENERAL NEWS. It is believed that S. A. D. Puter, erba Is wanted on the charge of land fraants on an Immense scale, Is hiding an Mendocino county, California, and that he- will be captured soon. Abe Hummel!, the famous New far lawyer, has been found guilty of caanpiracy and subornation of per Jary and sentenced to one year lin riaonment and to pay a fine of $500. At Boston, Mass.. Miss Winifred Bard, ef Portland, Ore., was robbed of . Miss Byrd Is a student at the New England Conservatory of Music. Te robbery was effected by butajlars wba ransacked her apartments. YenezueiR has acceded practically ta all the demands of France more properly speaking a compromise fa eanbte to France has been reached, and with bond given for the payment aC French claims, the Incident Is clos- The present quiet and peace at Shanghai Is credited solely to the aaaaence of American, German and French marines and warships. The fwrelgir quarter Is virtually In a state of siege, and foreigners dare not leave St. William R. Kelly has resigned as icnerat solicitor of the Union Pacific He has been with the legal department . ft ItNf wri'i A 9fi ,., n .1 B1,MU1lnil Joha M. Thurston as general solicitor warm ine muer wnme cnueu ftuuies aruator in IS 96. Archbishop Glennon. of St. I.oul. Bras started a gigantic scheme for the colonisation of thousands of Catholics in the southwestern part of Missouri. The land will be purchased cheap and Uie families will make their homes as settler did 110 years ago. William G. Crawford, ex-deputy au ditor for, the postofflce department,! baa been convicted at Washington of I defrauding the government In connec- ! ttaa with the swindles perpetrated by ' Maehen and Lorenz, and which result-! ed In their being pent to the peniten tiary, j General Booth, of the Salvation Army, announces that George Prlng, ! chairman of the City of London Elec tric Lighting company, and a promt- j eit member of many other corpora-; Eons, has donated $500,000 to the army lo be used In a home colonization scheme, but that the army had en ttnged to repay this sum In 25 annual Instalments to the king's hospital fund. The last marriage to occur In the J White House was that of President There is just one way to lave ;ood e bltu.g -owder Ipicei I fl.iv ttrscti tod i economically : ! I Schilling's Ikst, at your; jjrocijr s, iv.cneyback. W.D.FLETCHER Tit: pic ' i:r.n watchmaker A.l JKVEIJ:H. 805 Court Street. Jewelry '.fie to criler. Wedding rlns a spec'-lty. All work guuran-Urtl. Grover Cleveland and Frances Fol som in 18S6, and this was the first oc casion cf a president's marriage there. The other weddings in the executive mansion were those of Nellie Grant to Algernon Sartorls in 1S74, of Harriet Ijine Johnson, President Buchanan's niece, in lf;60, of a daughter of Pres ident Monroe in 1820. and of Robert Todd, a son of Dolly Madison, by her first husband, during President Madi son's second term. NORTHWEST NEWS. A convention of Oregon sheriffs Is in session at Portland. T. D. Taylor Is one of the nine sheriffs attending. The Centennial Milling company will soon begin work on a 100,000 flouring mill plant at Eat Stark and First streets, Portland. Governor Toole, of Montana. Is ex pected to call a special session of the legislature to pass a railroad and warehouse commission law. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday last three Inchas of rain fell at Port land. The Willamette is from six to eight feet lower than Is usual at this time of the year. The Februa--y number of Outing will contain an Illustrated article by Fred trick Scotford, of Hood River, who is In that place at this time getting material therefor. J. M. Lachner is dead at Baker City, aged 67 years. He came to Grant county In 1869 and to Baker City In 1872, where he has been almost con tinuously since. In the hotel business. There nre 150 shingle mill owners in the northwestern combine. At a recent meeting It was decided to close down and curtail the output 240. 000.000 shingles up to February 1 next. Lauren Pease, the insurance agent accused by the company of embezzle ment, was acquitted by a Jury, at Port land. He did not deny using the money, but claimed' his bond to the company entitled him to the use of It. Plowing oti Mountain Fai-ntH, While Athena and other valley towns have been wrapped In a blanket of fog. all Is brightness and sunshine on the foothill and mountain ranches. J. E. McPanlel came down from his ranch on Weston mountain the latter part of the week, and says many of the farmers up there have been plow ing and carrying on other farm work. Athena Press. Ontario Water Works. Seymour H. Bell, the Sumpter pro moter, left Sunday night for Ontario, where he has asked the city council for a franchise for the erection of a water plant for the city. Mr. Bell went prepared to make a large cash deposit as a guarantee of his good fa th. It is understood that the coun cil of Ontario at Its meeting last night granted the franchise. Baker City Democrat. I'rlc Add and Gravel Are caused bv the Kidneys being unable to properly filter the impurities from the blood. Irving s Buchu Waf ers are the only sure remedy for this condition; they cleanse the kidneys from all worn out material, build up the shrunken walls of the kidneys anil prevent the formation of the Uric Acid. Sold at 50c s box by Tallman & Co. 623 Main St., Pendleton. Oregon. : Our Window of Fountain Pens j .May give yon a HOLIDAY IDEA. One Dollar buys a Self-Filling, Ilk' tiokl F ntaln Pen, fully guaranteed. The Students' a 2 friend, a $1 SO P.- . for CI. 00. J Brock McComas Co. A Square Deal for Square : Dealers Square Dealers, we take It, ar ethose who try to give their cus- tomers goods that are "square" honest all through. 2 If you are looking for useful present for Christmas, and want a "square deal" and also want to save 25 per cent, you can get It at W. W. BRADLEY S13 ZSAET COURT STREET. New anil Second-1 land I'nri lit APPORTIONING THE RESERVE FIVE COMMITTEES APPOINT ED TO HAVE CHARGE. Amicable Sewilnns of CitUlo Men and SlHt'ptnen'K Committee! Left Good FcvIIiik Applications to Graze 170. 163 llcnd or Shtvp Mill 16,122 Horsed and Cut tin IttxvUtil. Walla Wulln, Dec. 21. Nearly 300 stockmen, who have been In Walla Walla since Monday attending the meeting called by the officers of the forestry bureuu. left lHst night for their homes, the business of the meet ing, as far a.-) the stockmen not on committees, are concerned, having been finished up. The committee appointed Monday to settle the boundaries between the sheep and the cattlemen In the We naha reserve, made Its report yester day afternoon after nearly three days' hard work. The committee was divid ed Into sub-committees to apportion the different sections of the reserve in a maiinur that would be satisfac tory to both the sheep and cattle men. While both factions were bent on obtaining every bit of territory avail able the sessions In the main were harmonious tuid it Is believed as a result of the Walla Walla meeting that a better reeling exists between the cattle and sheepmen has been reached. The five districts decided upon are as follows: District No. 1 Embracing the dis trict beginning at the southern bound ary of the reserve, being the full wdit hof the reserve east and west and extending north to about the cen ter of township 3, thence to the forks of the Umatilla river, where the north an dsouth forks meet. The committee appointed by the chairman were T. T. Glenn, J. A. Woodoll, E. F. Wilbur, William Slusher. W. C. Johnston. John Rust. William Choate and D. B. Smith. District No. 2 Embracing a por tion of the reserve beginning at the center of township S, being the mouth of the north and south forks of the Umatilla, extending east and west to the boundary of the reserve and north to the north line of township 4, ex cepting the snld township 4, where the northerly boundary Is the south fork of the Walla Walla. Committee, William Choate, J. A. Woodell, W. C. Johnston. T. A. Von Hollcnbeke. H. C. Rryson. District No. 3 Including all the country in the reserve north of the south fork of thtf Walla Walla for the full width of the reserve and extend ing north to the state line between Oregon and Washington, also as far east as range 39 and as far north as the north line of township 7. In the statu of Washington. Committee. Eu gene Thomas, Mike Lynch, H. Davln i and T. A. Von Hollenbeke. District No. 4 Comprises nil of he ' reserve between ranres 31 and 4 1 and between township 6 and the north line of township 7. Committee. B. V. Flathers. S. Literal, H. Davln an. I Charles Hnles. . District No. 5 Includes the re-, malnder of the reserve and the com- 1 mlttee appointed was W. S. OHphnnt Rauth Morrison, Litem!. Davln, Hal". Campbell. Hollenbeke. Mottet. Committee If-.'.s Mnci Work Yet. The committee of 22 men will pnV ahly not finish Its work "iuch befn--Saturday. The ne-t work mapped out for the co-n-"H'e" Is to determine who has rl-rhts on tHe reserve nn 1 next prior rlihts. rvon has been selected as chil'in of the co-nmlt-tee and. being fn-el'lar with the mat ters In hand, business has been dis patched at a rnpM rate. Mnnv AprHcVlnrs) Filed. Applications for grazing permits for 170.161 hea ' of s''oen an 1 16.422 head of horses nn 1 entt' hive been filed with the ree-v offleers. Apr plications f'om '"'op'Tin numbere I 53 and fn-n re wn 141. repre senting aWtt t'-e ftfll number of stockmen attending the meet'ng. Manv spftee1nn-4 vet to be filed ry sti'1'--,ieri .. bo were unable to attend the W"" ".'ilia meeting. Un til these are rP"Vr.) the reserve of ficers sav It T' be I npo'slhle to issue any perml's. ' u I' Is already appar ent that the n-i V-er of apnllenttms will exeee-1 C'e ran ;e capiclty of the reserve. Last year It was es'l-ntt." 1 that 250. 001 head of sheen anil 50 000 head of cattle and ho-ses were ranged In the reserve, bu 1' "vss generally admit ted that the nn-;e was badly over stocked, an " It ' : to iruarl against these con'ttlTT 'h it the reserve offi cers are rc'il'-l'i-? evvrv stockman to give the n't '" "f sheep or cattle they own t -- with the number they desire t" -'lve In the rc.erve. A Flak iHlMlut A "fish reslauraut" la not sue at which fish la served exclusively or ewu chiefly, but a restaurant at muii-li n specialty Is made of the sci-ilce llsh ami at which usually some -iivi ttsh dish Is offered to patrons e.i ! In Loudon und Paris such rv. u i uiako as their chief spocliil.;. ,. popular In KuglauU us in IV i. Paris restaurants, In tu'.i!; I feature of crayfish, co.l i : 1 i and tbo I-ondon restaur.;:, halt und shrimp. The v;i. procurable In these two H i,- , . without limitation, bill a i . each day reiitilivs, In fa. t. . varieties. In the prcpa -a:l there are ninny si ec'iil ! s. A Hatch uf l)i.ll. There tire several luhsrc'.lr.g I n !.. the following serious :ir:i -upli fr.ii:i the Western News of tiulway. liclan ! "To rob a man of his purse und tlxu maltreat him for not having It would pass muster uiikuik pitiless tvmtal crimes, hut to kill and slay a man ta the point of death and then murder him for not dying tjulck enough la one point better in the catalogue of hu man inrnmy. It Is euoiigb ta make Irishmen set their teeth and talk silent ly In groups." The F.flecl Inevitable. "Borrowing money." remarked the man who comments ou things, "la not a good plan." "Quite true," said Senator Badger. "I've always noticed that the man who lends money will sooner or later be come sennit he to the touch." Milwau kee Sentinel. A Better War. Cynic (savagely! Thev aav the faah. lonnbl5 mother of today recogntzn ber t.aoy only by loaklug at the nurse! Fashionable Mother (unmoved) How vxtraoniumniy clever when ant. changes nurses so often! ! always tell oura by the l.uhy currlugi-. 'No complaint, everybody s a t i s f i e d," when you buy Golden Gate Coffee Grind fresh each day. Sold only in aroma-tight tins. Never in bulk. j. a. roLCCR ax do. San rrnciK C.TA.LI.MCO MM Favors Forcs-ry Policy. Among the representatives attend ing the meet'ng of stockmen at Walla Walla Is State H.iator P. McDonald, of I'nlnn an ' w-illnwa counties In the Oregon legislature. Ho has given the range suhiect considerable study and believes th'it the system of allotment under the forest, reserve law will be a good one for both the sheepmen and the cattlemen. It will, he thinks, do away w'th the grand scramble as the snow begins to dis-ippe ir In the spring and will tea h all to husband t ie r supplies of g: '.s.o, that thev may gel the best p"r''' le benefit from It. Del Shipment. Five bun 1 .f the finest Imported Dolls and t Heads. Bought for our holiday 1 i- have Just arrived. These gou.ir e duo hero 30 days ago and nr : sold regardless of cost. Nevet , , i ,vcro suim prices made on do it the an,: ... ;.jhn stoiie. BAD BLOO "I had IroahU with my bowaU which mf blood impure. Uf far wu eoraml wtth iavpt-M wbtrh no rntrnf remedy eoald rtaorfl 1 trf! your t'urirti and fr wu my joy when mm rlmplta disftppnared after a monib'a leady have rucnDimendtd them to all my trim mm an it a few have found relUf." U. J. Poach, MT f ark At... Mw Tot Ottf , H. f. Best For i. a . t CAMPVCATtUimC Pleaaant. Palatahl. Potent, Taato Good Ptflni Never Sit ken, Wttakon or Grip. Ite Sc. law. Ma old In bulk. The genuine Ublt tamatwa OOCL GoaranUtMl to cur or your mon i bach Sterlini Remedy Co , ChKacoor N.T. fa AXHUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES LOST f,oM buy mare neighing ihi ptMttnK. lirtifidiil' 17 tHi left stifle aiw ii'i nit left -liouhler: ami a straw ht-rr. mmi u' l.llng nvlulilng alMini Imm pomihU. tiraiuliul lT updde iknvn h left liiielilcp mill a light amrle ra on left hip.. A suitable rewanl sf' lie hi Id tur the return or iHfurmatkn Iciiillng l their return t A. 11. Ktn itfriiiiiii. ti'tiilhiiiii. flreicon. IAutono UAutono EVERYBODY Wants to know how to have a good Xmas dinner. We can tell you. Buy your Groceries from us. ALEXAKI EDEEKl Pendleton's Reliable Store The Alta House Under New Management I have Just . archaaaal Ika Ala Bim. I heve fixed It piasull.. luipa and asoplara' aaaipataat tutlp la all I tot end to cater thaaa wko eatjay good boana rooklag. kaow how tlraaom reataaranl aaakaac beeaaaea. We in! jfom boana cooking, wholesome asa welUoookcd, amd plearr Yoa will find that I will gira roa asjaara treatment. I trad of raralUee far Sajaaay Dlmnar. You will find It eeeti and la much less trouble to coma bare for your Sunday niaaar to cot one np at beans. I eerdlally fcavlte nil old patrons and i mi Meade to give mo a trlaL A. J. Cummings WHAT STROBLE DOES BTTtOIILE SA YOU MONEY OJf FtJItJilTURK. STltOHI.K SAVES YOU MONEY ON STOV STKOr.LE RAVES YOU MONEY ON CIIINAWARK. STItOBIiE SAVES YO'I MONEY ON MATntEoSES, STIlOItl.E SAVES YOU MONEY ON STOVES. STUOIHiE SAVES YOU MONEY ON TINWAIIE. STIlOItl.E SAVES YOU MONEY ON fUTLEHY. STHOIIIJC RAVES YOU MONEY ON CAIII'ETS. STIIOIU.E RAVES YOU MONEY ON CIMK'KEKY. STltOHI.K SAVES YOU MONEY ON POKCELAIN WARE. 8TRORI.E SAVES YOU MONEY ON NEW (iOOOB. STROULE SAVES YOU MONSJY ON HKCONIIIAM GOODS V. STROBLE 210 EAST COURT STREET. Pyers Park Addition Opens The cheapest place in the city to build a pretty home CaU at FRANK B. CLOPTON'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY . and Get Price 112 Court,. Street. 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 ef Golden Rule Hotel, whara I am batter prepared than ever to do the 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, ateant and other pipe fitting Is solicited. A specialty of tin, sheet Iron and copper work. B. F. BECK THE OI.I REMAIILU PM'MUEIt AND TINSMITH. Court Street. Two Doora (Cast of tioldcn Rule Hotel. a BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE j i ., fin. I. aiming lot. 136 iiMiin hoiiiw two lots: kmmI well; located n.Mi -hHimiI prlc Itosaaa I .r.i.ui. how lurre Harn, two large ..i hHlr Hurt fruit trew. large chlckan yr, rice J2MIII Hi lliue anil lot near Went End school, t00. iloura and two lots : ilnple St. $610.00. Iluue ami Imrn. 7 lots. a"'l orchard, plenty well water. t2.IMili.no Tli- three places r.iurft l. mild within :m ilayii. Come early and in cur. bnrKHln. , iitfi a. rei Hln h rreek. 25 acres alfalfa; a are.t tiHiv iln, li.Mfl.". I) aare ranch nn McKay creek, to ezcha Z for city proprty. New l-reom house, large lam, Meken house, I Iota. Prlca lit acres one and a half mile south of Athena at a bargain. Also vacant lota In all pirta of the city. If you wish to build we can sell you a lot and furnish you the money to build your home. Flnost resldanca and two lots In t ia olty, 17.600. at lot an Jane street, near Court, IBIS. 800 aare wheat ranch, S60 aown In wheat, tU.000; 1 miles from Pen leton, I miles to market too olty. tit la wheat, IS miles south of fin i I- ma HARTMAN & BENTLEY COURT ST., PENDLETON, ORB. eeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeooeoeooeeoeoeeeoaeaaeooooaooeaeB