East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 30, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES. PACE TWO. DAILY E-tST UKEHU.IIAX, PEJjULKlW, UlU-HUJi HtJillAl, ill, , lOl It WAYS OK SPELLING IT. GENERAL NEWS. "-- A Policy-Holder's Com'y All " the profits earned by the Oregon Life Insurance Company go to the policy-holders and are distributed to them In cash as a dividend at the end of each year. The company Is purely mutual, with the additional advantage of having a guarantee fund of one hundred thousand dollars to start with. This sum Is unselfishly furnished by Oregon's most prominent business men. Investigate our superior methods and lower rates before you sign an application for life Insurance. Fifth floor. Macleay Building. 2S6 Washington Street. Portland, Oregon. U Samuel, manager. Keep Your Money in Oregon SKETCH OF HADLEY YOVXGKST AXD ABLEST OK STATE'S ATTOltX'EYS. Thlrty-l'mir Yours of Age ami Ac knowledged U Bo lhi Equal or Any Standard Oil Lawyer Cool. Col lected and Entirely Self-Possessed. While High Officials of Standard Oil Fumed ami Sweated Vnder Ills a'ross-ExnmliuitloHS. plain words, is contended to be the j Standard Oil's ownership or control l of the Walters-Pierce Oil company, the Republic Oil company, the Inter national Oil company, and a minor concern. We have already proved to our satisfaction that these alleged In dependent companies are really the Standard in disguise. A has shot B. I have come to New York simply to obtain evidence as to why A shot B. "That is the case in a nutshell, al though the witnesses here do not seem to be aware of the fact. By declining to'answer questions "on the advice of counsel," ironically, "they have not only prejudiced their case in the eyes of the people, but have given us excellent evidence In support of our contention. Regardless of the legal aspect of the case, the bold declaration of one prominent man From Jefferson City, which is near Sedalia neighboring freckles on the ' that It was quite Immaterial to him Missouri map to No. 67 Wall street is a far call, says the New York Her ald. Jefferson City Is the capital and Sedalia the third city of the common wealth. But the pits and pens of, finance have nor hold any terrors for '"8 evidence that the four alleged the square-Jawed, clear-eyed young attorney general of Missouri. This ' what the supreme court of Missouri I desired him to say in the premises was the most damaging defiance of I law and order that could possibly be I thrown at the American people." "Should you succeed in establish- first became evident when Vice-Pres ident Bogers and the witness chair had become mutually warm. Sparks of aner 2r.i liony were flying from the stern brown eyes of the witness nd camera powder was boisterously exploding, but Attorney General Had ley remained probably the coolest per son in the inquisitorial chamber. Attorney General Hadley Is proba bly the youngest man in the United States to occupy such a responsible I independent concerns are veiled syn onymous for the Standard OH com pany, what action would follow?" was asked. "What action? Why, they and all other Standard OH agents would cease to do business In the state of Missouri, that's all." Xo Trouble to Get OH. "But where would you get other than Standard Oil?" "Kansas, with Its capped abundant wells. Is at our door, there are plenty of refining and dls- I trlbuting means of marketing the Yukliun Pally Republic Gives lie Render Ills Choice. The Yakima Daily Republic ans wers as follows a correspondent who wants to know how a certain street In that place, and certain tributary of the Yakima river are spelled: Reader, you may spell the name any way you please. It does not mat ter how much you spell It, some one else will spell It differently. So there Is no use In your losing sleep over such a trifling matter. It is JusCabout as easy to take the crook out of a man's back as to attempt lo regulute the spelling of the name of the river and the street referred to. It Is spelled four different ways by the people of this valley. The Re public has been for years attempting to train the people to spell It a cer tain way, but they seem lo take no heed. Here are the four ways of spelling It: Naches. Natches. Natchez. a Nocheese. The Republic has adopted the first spelling because that Is the way the geographers of the government have sought to pass upon It at one of their solemn sittings. Natches may be correct; Natchez might be correct, but Nocheese should be the correct way. Many people confound the name with that of "Natchez," the Indian name of a city In Mississippi; but there is no connection between the two. Nocheese Is the Indian name given to the stream In years gone by. How, when and by whom It was thus christened nobody knows. The word is said to me.in "swift waten" The first syllable of the word Is snld to mean "swift," second syllable "water." If this Information will enlighten the reader he Is welcome to It, but he should not tell his neighbor, for It would do him no good; he would go on spelling "Nackes" In the same old way. oil, and and At Ashley, N. D Henry Folkcnson shot and killed W. I. Drake, a dentist, In a quarrel over 45 cents. Folken son then killed himself with poison. Mayor Dunne, of Chicago, and his supporters, express entire confidence that the street car lines of that city will be completely municipalized by the end of his present term. The greatest archaeological discov ery ever made In America Is snld to be the finding of the ruins of an an cient city In Guatemala by n French scientist named Peregnu. The ruins cover thousands of acres. Fritz Reuter, one of the best known hotel and restaurant managers ot Washington, D. C committed suicide by shooting himself through the head. He had been a sufferer from melancholy for some time. Mrs. Rose Mangrum, of Nashville, Tenn., en route to Chicago on busl-J ness for the W. C. T. tT with a large sum of money belonging to that or der, was murdered at Cairo, 111., and robbed, and her body thrown Into the Ohio river. Roosevelt has sent a message to congress urging the payment of a claim of $25,000 to William Itadcliffe, a British subject, on account of the destruction by a mob of a fish hatch ery in Colorado, which wns'owned by Hadcllffo. Thieves broke Into an express office at Manltou, Col., and stole two grips filled with Jewelry, consigned to James iveltie, a salesman, Dy me Ryder jewelry company, of St. Louis. No clue to tho thieve. The contents of the grips was valued at $20,000. Governor Charles E. Magoon, of the Panama canal zone, declares there Is not a gambling house, or a house of 111 fame In the canal zone. He ad mits the existence of a virulent type of malarial fever, but declares It Is not so deadly as the malaria of Mich igan and Illinois during the early set tlement of those states. ! Spring Styles LOVES A HARD EIGHT. position. He is 34, or two years j . younger than Governor Folk. Yet It 1 -what impression have you form- Is said no pair of lawyers in tne ed of Vice-President Rogers?" was state have argued as many cases In the last 10 years as this young attor ney general. Few Adjectives and Furbelows. His conversation Is embroidered ventured. "He corroborates the testimony of Thomas W. Lawson," was the smiling reply. "I should say I had never met a more forceful and Intense man with few adjectives or verbal furbe-1 nor one who Is more thoroughly mas lows. His manner of handling wit nesses is plan Missouri openwork. A strong, muscular forehead, generous ears and steel-gray eyes, of a curious boring faculty In looking witnesses through, are companion features to an aggressive nose, - substantially linking the eyes, and a bony, deter mined Jaw, which will some day fully dominate the face. Prior to assum ing his present office the attorney general of Missouri was, perhaps, 20 pounds heavier. But boodle-fighting and a bleaching campaign against ugly blemishes on the record of his ..state have left him spare of frame .as of face. Attorney General Hadley began by expressing surprise at the sensation created by the present hearing. "To a certain extent," he modest ly protested, "it is regrettable in that It places us (the other one of the us is Assistant Attorney General Lake) In a false position before the public. We are not courting notoriety nor do we bring any message to the east from the west other than that has to do with simple enforcement of the law. Missouri, like New York and juany other states, has had the wool pulled over its ees since the memory of man runneth not to the contrary. Its residents have been Rip Van Win kles, chloroformed by various power ful interests, Industrial, financial and political. So completely and adroitly has the drug been administered and no long has the state slept that It Is Just beginning to recognize itself In 1 he mirror which is being held up by Oovernor Folk and his administrative associates. New York Retiring Is a Sequence. "Whv. this New York hearing Is ter of himself and of his environment, But the law Is the law, and when any man In this country can safely set himself above it, can convey the im pression that special statutes must be formed for him and his kind, this will no longer be a government for, by and of the people. That is one big principle involved In this case the American people themselves are on trial and are themselves the sole Judge and Jury. The hard native sense of the people has been aroused. They have taken a tonic and have found that It agreed with them. They have found that a law enforced is the best investment a taxpayer can muke. The decent majority has routed the lawless minority and can do It again. There was no boodllng In the last legislature. Boodlers who have es caped Imprisonment have felt the fire of public ostracism. In short, the reign of law is now unquestioned." We have just received a complete line of samples in ; Ladies' Suits, Jackets and Skirts No TwoJAIike We can save you .25 per cent on your Spring Jacket, Suit or Skirt. Call and we will tell you how we can do it ALEXANDER'S! Pendleton's Reliable Store NORTHWEST NSW. Walter Pierce Is Interviewed by a Ho Mrter for a Portland Paper. I'ndaunted and unafraid because of the ominous cloud which looms up on his political horizon, foretelling the Impending desperate struggle to de feat him at all hazards, State Senator Wulter M. Pierce of Pendleton, aspires to succeed himself In the up per house of the legislature, says the Portland Telegram. He has Just re turned from a three-weeks' jaunt In California to announce his indidacy, on the democratic ticket, for Joint senator from Morrow, Umatilla and Union counties. Senator Pierce has served three consecutive terms In the senate, and says he has spent the pleasantest portion of his life looking after inter ests of his constituency. "They have got It In for me. how ever." he said, "and there Is no ques tion that they are going to give me a fight to the finish.' The Lord knows that I dearly lov a brush with the enemy in a campaign, and It is partly for this reason that I am going In. I haven't the slightest Idea whom the republicans and others will put up against me, neither do I care, for I am egotistical enough to think that I can win out. If I should be defeated I will be sorry, because I enjoy being In the Oregon legislature and work ing hand In hand for Interests of the state with republicans and democrats alike." IT WILL BE DONE RIGHT All plumbing and tin, sheet Iron or copper work entrusted to ma ' 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. J Court Street, Two Doors East of Golden Rule Hotel. and Cfiareoal. Charcoal Is one of the greatest puri fiers of water that we have. Water or any substance allowed to percolate through It will be freed of all animal organisms or foreign particles. It Is one ot the best sweeteners of the breath. After a hearty meal It Is a splendid tiling for the stomr.ch If add ed to It Is a little ginger. It la excel lent with which to cleanse the teeth. for it removes fungous growth that many tooth powders fall to touch. It relieves pain caused by a burn. Expert Drera. The Tyrlans, It Is claimed, were the most expert dyers of ancient times. The fabrics dyed with the famous tyrl only sequential to what has already! an purple did not assume their proper been enacted out west. New York seems to labor under the Impression that we are trying to prove the Stand ard Oil company guilty of violating the anti-trust law. We have already gathered absolute proof of that fact, and are now simply trying to spread upon the records why the laws have been violated. "Put Into a nutshell no matter how hard It may be to crack our grievance against the Standard Oil company Is something like this: A fhot B. A Is the Standard Oil com I.any and B is the state of Missouri. Recently wo have obtained In Mis souri absolute evidence of the shoot ing. The shooting, translated into Kidney Troubles are easily relieved and cured in the beginning, but as the disease grows In severity we must find a more potent remedy. Here Is where Irviro's Buchu Wafers excel as a cure. Of course. they give quick relief, but more than that, they give a sure anu lasting cure. Thpy positively purify the blood. Sold at 60c a box by Tallman & Co., 62 3 Main street, Pendleton, Or. Roslyn Coal $6.50 deliv ered, $6.00at the shed Roslyn Coul, f'UT thorough extiati stive tests, has been se lected by Uie V. B. government for the use of Its war vessels, as It stood the highest test. PROMPT IKLIVE.tY. ROSLYN WOOD COAL CO. Office at W. v C. R. Depot. 'PHONE MAIN 211. color until after two days' exposure to the light and alr During this time they passed through a gradation of shades of yellow, green, blue, violet and red, which the dyers understood bow to arrest and fix at any moment Threatens Independent County State Tickets. A severe attack upon the Idaho state administration Is made by for mer Oovernor W. J. McConnell, who. In the following Interview, threatens the county and state with an Inde pendent ticket. He said: 'I notice that nominations for coun ty and state officers are already be ing made by the manipulators of re publican politics in this county, wherein a few henchmen and design ing politicians nttempt to perpetuate mismanagement, Incompetency and graft by naming their own personal friends and supporters months In ad vance of the holding of the nominat ing conventions. "If It appears that nn attempt Is to be made to carry out the progrnm a non-partisan ticket will undoubtedly be named In the county, and If through Influences stnte officers who have been forgetful of their official oaths nre renominated by the repub lican convention It is highly probable that a non-partisan state ticket will be In the field at the election to be held In November." Something; For Nothing;. Visitor Digging potatoes, eh? Farm ex's Boy Yep. Visitor What do you get for digging potatoes? Farmer's Boy Nawthln'. But I git somethln' fer not dlggln' 'em. Visitor Indeed? What would you get for not digging them? Farmer's Boy Licked. Judge. His Appointment. Husband I think I shall have to go out tonight, my dear. I have an ap pointment Wife Oh, Tom, what Is It? Husband An appointment with my tailor. He Is to call here at 8 to col lect his bill. Cnpleaeant Proof. Hotel Visitor Now, you are sure this bad Is quite clean? Servant Yes, sir tho sheets were only washed this morn lug. Jnst feel them. They alnt dry yet. Alms of a higher order, even though they be not fulfilled, are In themselves mora valuable than tower ones entirely fulfllled.-Ooethe. The board of control of the Walla Wulln penitentiary announces that grnin bags made at the penitentiary will this year cost $6.60 a hundred, as against 16.85 last year. M COXXKLL MAY HOLT. The O. R. & K. has bought land along the water front at Portland, paying therefor 19000, and will build docks. A washout on the'SouThern Pacific threw eight cars Into the ditch nt Hornbrook, Cal'., Jtist over the Ore gon line. County Fruit Inspector J. B. Nunn has estimated the value of the apple, peach, cherry and pear crop for Polk county, for the year 195, at J61.H0", and that of the prune crop 140,500. Fifteen gravel cars arrived In ono consignment at Arlington for use on the north bank railroad, and rails and ties are arriving at that point for the Northern Pacific by every train. Business men of Arlington are on their mettle by the starting of the new town of Roosevelt on the north bank, and are figuring on a large flowering mill. They have Just dis covered Innumerable natural and other advantages demanding such an enterprise. A team at Arlington ran' half a mile westward on the O. R. & N. tracks, hauling a new $125 wagon. At that point a handcar frightened them from the track and they rnn Into the Columbia and were drowned while trying to swim across. TheWagon was battered In pieces before reaching the river. Ex-Governor Z. F. Moody filed no tice of an appropriation for electrical power purposes of 5000 cubic feet a second of tho water In the Deschutes river. The proposed dam and reser voir Is to be located near the mouth the Deschutes, In Wasco and Sherman counties. The water filed on will de velop about 5000 horse-power. FRANK B. CLOPTON CO. Real Estate. Insurance, Loans and Investment Brokers. DIRECTORS. FRANK B. CLOPTON, President; T. C. TAYLOR, Vice-President; F. W. VINCENT Second VIce-PreslsTcnt; MARK MOORIIOUSE, Sec re v-Traasurer; F. W. MATLOCK. NEW TOWN OF NACHES. Forty-Eight Acres Iking Platted Near Yakima. Deeds for the land that will be plat ted In a townslte up the Naches val ley were filed In the office of County Auditor Newcomb this afternoon, says the Yakima Dally Republic. There are a total of 48 acres. The land will bo platted at an early date and the name of Naches will probably be given to the new town. The deeds are from Alfred Penny for 27 acres and from Abner Sinclair for 21 acres, more or less. "The new town will bo 15 miles by country road and about 14 miles by railway up the Naches valley," said George 8, Vance this afternoon, who filed the deeds for tho North Ya kima & Valley railway. Secretary of State Dunbar appor tioned for several counties of Oregon the amounts due according to the law of 1903, from the 5 per cent al lowed by the United States govern ment from the public land sales with In the state. The total amount ap portioned was $28,212.3", Harney county gets $3137.98 of this and Multnomah only $130.4 8. Marlon county received $325.68. The dlvls Ion Is made according to acreage, and the money Is spent on public Improve' ments. Good tea, good coffee, best baking-powder, best flavoring extracts, best spices, pure soda, at fair prices and moneyback. Schilling's Best,, at youl grocer's. TIDIES C.Did you know that Accordion Plait ing is more popular than ever among genteel dressers? C.Hot irons injure delicate fabrics. We use the steam method exclusively. We can do your work just as satisfactorily as if you lived in Portland. Write for free circu lar and particulars. We do Accordion Sunburst and Knife Plaiting to order. MISS O.GOULD MARQUAM BLDCk PORTLAND, ORB. Found at last a place where one can trust their best linen or daintiest lingerie to be laundered. We use only harmless materials to cleanse all articles en trusted to us. A trial order will con vince you that we live up to our ad vertisement. Pendleton Steam Laundry 'Phono Mnln 179. FISIIMAN & PETERS, Prop ELECTRIC LIGHTING Is as cheap as any other lllumlnant. and far more convenient. r Let Us Figure With You about wiring your home, office or store. We can get you up a handsome window display. Better talk with us on the subject. J. L. VAUGHAN Pbone Main 139 122 West, Court CONTRACTORS who appreciate good stuff at rock bot tom prices nro Invited to liuqect our present sti ck. Never before have .-o cut our profits to sncti an extent. Tills Is Your Chance to buy. A word to tho wise Is suffi cient. Oregon Lumber Yaro Near Court. House Pendleton. Oregon. 'Phone Main 8. BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE New 8 -room house, large barn, chicken house, 8 lots. Price $3100.00. 160 acres one and Athena at a bargain. half miles south ot I! Two fine building; lots, $200 each. i-room house, two lots; good wtll; located near school, price $1060.00. Good 6-room house, larce barn, two large lota, nice shade and fruit trees, large chicken yard. " rice $2500.00. House and lot near West End school, $600. House and two lots J- Maple St, $660.00. House and barn, 7 lots, good orchard, plenty well water, $2,000.00. These three places must be sold within 30 days. Come early and te cure bargain. 8(0 acres Birch creek, 25 acres alfalfa; a great bargain, $7,600.00. 160 fcare ranch on McKay creek, to excha for city property. Also vacant lots In all pnrts ot the city. If you wish to build we can sell you a lot and furnish you the money to build your home. Finest residence and two lots In t $7,600. citjr. V nt lot on Jane street, near Court, $625. 800 acre wheat ranch, 860 sown In wheat, $16,000; 18 miles from Pen leton, I miles to market 60 Mres; 620 In whoat, 1$ miles south ot city. PHONE MAtil M. HARTMAN 2b BENTLEY COURT sTf, PENDLETON, ORB.