East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 15, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACE TOO, DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TIIfRSDAY. FERRVARY 15, 10O6. EIGHT PAGES. T ! Mrs. J, O. Hoberg and Mrs. Naoma Toney. The funeral will be held at the Haines Baptist church at 2 o'clock to day and interment will be In Wing vllle cemetery. COFFEE Dorset Sale! SINDAY SCHOOL CON VENTION AT ATHENA, "YON YONSON" TONIGHT. Our very best is The most popular is "Coyamo" STAD ARD GROCERY 0. Cor. Court and Johnson Streets The Quality Store GENERAL NEWS. At Welser. Idaho, Albert Barber was sentenced to seven years for kill ing Charles Macomb with a pocket knife. A runaway engine at St. Louis plowed through three cars loaded with terra cotta. Every linage and other article was broken. The grand Jury at Welser has re turned 10 Indictments against saloon keepers for allowing gambling on their premises. Five pleaded guilty. Edward Small, aged 7 years, was smothered to death at Portland by a bank of earth caving upon him while at play at Clinton and Thirtieth streets. Rev. J. W. Miller, aged 83 years. Is dead at Portland. He came to Oregon from Pennsylvania In 1850 as a mis sionary, and continued In active serv ice until 14 years ago. The treasury department of Japan states that the present war debt can be paid off by 1939, and that the em pire can be entirely out of debt by 1942 under normal peace conditions. The Chicago Medical society, which has a membership of 200ft, has unani mously endorsed the plan of having all Inspection of food products made under direct supervision of the state board of health, at the state labora tory at Vrbana. The Guggenhclms and Rockefellers, through their recently former Ameri can Smelters" Securities company, have decided to built a $3,500,000 smelter near Port Costa, C'al., early next summer, and will subsequently add a general manufaetury of copper wire and other copper products. NORTHWEST NEWS. ' p,.;il estate values at Centralia are twice what they were a year ago. It Is expected all will be needed for rail road right of way and terminals next summer. Dr. Laird N. 'Woo ls died at Dallas of septic poisoning resulting from a carbuncle on his neck. He was 71 years of age, a pension examiner, and stood high In his profession. The growers' corner In eastern Washington barley has 12,000 tons of the grain tied up for an advance. In Columbia and Walla Walla counties. Sound buyers are going to Dakota and Iowa for barley. Sparks from a freight engine are said to have started a fire which caught In the O. R. & N. bridge across the Sandy river, near Troutdale. Its timely discovery by a construction gang averted a possible disaster. Kurus oaskeii, accused oy r. - 1 Forbes of La Grande, of embezzling a large amount of drugs with which to start a drug store at Summerville, wa icqultted. Forbes Is a druggist at La Grande and Gaskell was an em- ploye George Drew, of Portland. was stealing a ride In a coal car on the Southern Pacific and when asleep either fell overboard or walked off In his sleep, near Roseburg. He was painfully, though not dangerously hurt. It is seml-authoritatlvely stated that the Portland General Electric compa ny has fallen into the hands of Stan dard Oil people. It was lately learn ed that two of Its directors, chosen ( recently, are also directors in tne Standard Oil. There are now between 80 and 90 light cases of typhoid fever at Eu-, gene. Also three case of smallpox and 20 of measles. All of which OREGON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Purely mutual to policyholders. On plans that have stood the test of time Economically and cleanly administered. Profits of the business belongs to policyholders. . Returned to them in dividends at the end of each-year. L. SAMUEL, Mgr. Macleay Building, 286 Washington Street, Portland, Ore, "Devers Blend" Coffee in thejcity dots not conspire In favor of a lib eral appropriation for the State uni versity by the next legislature. Governor Chamberlain has granted a pardon to Woodson Gray, convict ed of manslaughter In Union county and sentenced to five years. Gray Is threatened with locomotor ataxia and blindness. He killed a man named Halgarth. Rev. John Pickle was In Jail at Col fax three days on a charge of beating his wife. The facts were not disputed, and it Is said she was severely whip ped. At the end of three days use relented and begged him off and he was released and the action with drawn. HOTEL ARRIVALS. The Pendfclon. George Williams, Portland; Dan P. Smythe. city; Walter Howatt, SSrn Francisco; H. Tanhouser, PortlaraT; Mr. Cook, Portland; Julius Green, Portland; P. Helman, Portland: Chas. Ringler. Portland; M. L. Gallagher, Portland; Ed Kelly, wffe and daugh ter. Portland; C. F. W". Duichs, Port land: H. A. Marsh, Spokane; W. R. Olendennlng. Portland; Wm. Wertz weiler and wife, Prlnevllle; Z. L. Dlmmlck. Oakland. Ore.: John Flem ing, Portland; Albert Denny, Los Ga tor. Cal. ; H. A. Van Andrlng. Louis ville; L. D. Cole. Portland: T. O. Hel burn, Chicago; J. D. Revans. Seattle: El Hedges, Portland; L. Hedges, Portland. The Giriiku Rule. Charles Seal. Wasco; G. W. Stmp son. Weston; Robert E. Frazler, Mil ton; M. McRoberts, Spokane; Charles Lancks, Starbuck; A. Leach, Star buck: G. J. McEroy. Starbuck; W. D. Marcks, Sopkane; Wm. J. Moor. Spo kane; W. M. O'Day. Seattle; H. vl Naylor. Oklahoma: George A. Webb and wife. Portland' J. F. Bens, Dod ger. Iowa; Miss Kate Hampton, Port land; C. V. Balrd. West Virginia; Mrs. Ledoill, city; William J. Sharp. Kent. Wash.: W. L. Campbell and wife, Mitchell; George B. Marquis. Athena; Miss M. R. Fraaier, Umatilla; Dora Darr, Adams; James H. Hascall, Pi lot Rock. How's This? We offer One Hundred lol,ar Reward for any rase of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J t'HKNEY 4 CO., Toledo, O. We, the underslirned. have known K. J. Cheney for the last 13 yeara, and bellev blm perfect!? honorable In all buBinesa transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. WALP1MJ. K1NNAN 4 YjAKVIN, Wholesale UrugKlsta, Toledo, O Rail's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces or tne sysiem. leaiimoDiaia aem rice is cents per Dottle, eoia Dy an druggists. Take Hall'l Family Pills for constipation. Clerk Plenilcd Not Guilty. Chicago, Feb. 14. John A. Linn, clerk of he circuit court, pleaded not guilty to charges of embezzlement, forgery and larceny In withholding pub,,c records today. Hottentot on the War Path.' Berlin, Feb. 14. Hottentots have killed Lieutenant Bender and six troopers In a German southwest At rlcan ambush. They never gripe or sicken, but cleanse and strengthen the stomach. liver and bowels. This Is the unlver- mi verdlct of the many thousands who UBe pe Witt's Little Early P.lsers. These famous little pills relieve head- ache, constipation, biliousness, Jaun- dice, torpid liver, sallow complexion, etc. Try Little Early Risers. Tall ! man & Co. lliui'MlHy niul Friday. February 22 anil 2S. tlu Hale of the Annual Meeting of tin- Viiiiitlllil County As. soolatlon Men-tings to Bo Hold in M. K. Clinicli Rev. C. V. Merrltt International Representative, Will Deliver Principal Address. On Thursday and Friday of next week, February 22 and 23, tho Uma tilla County Sunday School assocla tion will hold a two-days session at Athena. Elaborate preparations are now be ing made for the mooting and It promises to be one of the best In the history of the association. The meet ings will be held In the M. E. church at Athena and will be participated In by all the leading workers In the county. Rev. C. W. Merrltt, the rep resentative of the International Sun day School association, In the north west, will be present and address tho convention on the work In this part of the country. The principal ad dresses of the two days' session will be by Mr. Merrltt. Following Is the complete program for the convention: First l.v Afternoon Sc-lon. Song and prayer service Rev. John Evans. Organization, appointment o com mittees, etc. Round Table conference. Sunday School Management Rev. W. C. Mer rltt. "How We May Train Our Future Teachers" Mrs. Dr. Idlemun. Discussion. The Synoptic Gospels: "Turning rTie Searchlight Upon the Lessons of 190" Rev. W. C. Merritt Roll call of Sunday schools, reglH- tratlon, etc. First I'iry Evening Session. Song and prayer service Rev. J. W. Jenkins. "Reaching th Unreached" Rev. H. H. Smith. Special music and announcements. "our Inspiration in Working With the Young" Rev: W. C. Merrltt. Second Day Morning Session. Song and prnyw service Rev. G. T. Ellis. "Wulks With Jeesus," a geography lesson Rev. W. C Merrltt. "Getting and Keeping Our Schol ars" Prof. A. A. Thomasson. "What We Should Know About Our Pupils" Mrs. Thomas Chandler. Round Table conference: "Decision Day and Its Posslbinties" Rev. W. C. Merrltt. Second Day Afternoon Session. Song and prayer service Rev. G. H. Gibbs. Business reports, etc. "The Master Teacher Teaching the Preclousness of tho Lost" Rev. W. C. Mnrrttt. "The Possibilities of the Primary Department" Mrs. A. J. Owen. Round Table conference; "The S. S. Teacher" Rev. W. C. Merrltt. Second Day Evening Session. Song and prayer service Rev. W. S. Payne. "The Book We Use" Rev. Richard n.'own. Special music. "Organized to Merrltt. Adjournment. Win" Rev. W. C. GLEE CLMl TOMORROW. Thirty University of Oregon Students at the FnrT February 10. Thirty of the Oregon boys will be at the Frazer tomorrow night. Feb, 16, with a large stock of rollicking, frolicking and mirth-provoking, grlef- extermlnatlng stunts. The University of Oregon Glee and Mandolin clubs have had to cater to the rare musical tastes of Prof. I. M. Glen, their director, and have been under his personal direction for the papt three years and this training has well nigh perfected their ensemble work. A group of old college songs have been chosen to tickle the palates of the people who have been old college people themselves and also a large and carefully chosen bunch of the catchiest and prettiest songs of the day. that will pleace every one. The clubs boast of one of the best comedians real, genuine comedian that Oregon has produced. Robert Rountree will guarantee to extort more laughs out of any audience than any other amateur that comes this way. The Mandolin club made good last year with a half dozen members. This year It has twice the number of play ers and can handle the music in a far better manner. The combined chorus effect produced by the 30 musicians is one of the features of the boys' pro gram this year. In fact, everything that has been worked up Is a feature In Itself. HAKER COUNTY PIONEER DEAD, Was nil Arkansas. Veteran of Price's Army, C. S. A. At his farm home on Muddy creek, In Powder river valley, where he had lived almost continuously for 37 years William C. Nicholson died from an af fectlon of the heart on Sunday eve ning at the age of 64 years, says the Baker City Democrat. Mr. Nicholson, "Uncle Charley," as he was familiarly called, was a native of Tennessee and came from Arkan sas to Powder river valley. He was a soldier In Price's army, C. S. A and was In several battle In those stirring times of the civil war. Mr. Nicholson was at the time of his death a member of the Baptist church at Haines, and a member of the Odd Fellows and A. O. U. W. or ders. He was respected by everyone who knew him and leaves a widow and three daughters, Mrs. Mary Shaw, Rollicking Fun Promised In Swedish I'luy at tlio Frazer. The original, the most typical and the most successful of all Swedish American dialect plays Is "Yon Yon son," which comes to the Frazer to night. It Is a comedy drama, which pos sesses a plot of unusual dramatic value, and during the presentation of the play, a number of delightful sing ing and dancing features are Intro duced. "Yon Yonson" wrts written by the lute Gus Heege, who was also the first nctor seen In the clever char acter part. This season the role Is VeniJs Atliertou. with "Yon Youmoii," at the Frazer Tonight. Interpm-ted by Mr. Earl K. Mitchell, w ho Wits especially brought over from Sweden' by Manager P. J. Kennedy. An entirely new scenic outfit has been provided1 for this season and one of the best companies engaged which lias ever come out of New York In a character play. It includes among others sirch well known' artists as Adelaide Ryrd, Violet Holmes, Venle AAierton, Ida Warner, Jutla Gllmore, Sydney Cr.iven, Kraft WutUini CUmod Miiynard. F.. IL Bonder, L. H. Wel- mloh. J. E. Mack, George Warren amd J. F. Powens. There ia no- peppir in Schilling's Best ginger; there nothing wrong, in. Schilling Cost anything. filoi.c) b.;c!u LADIES CDid you know that Accordion PI air ing is more popular than ever among genteel dressers? C.Hot irons injure delicate fabrics. We usu 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 BLDO. PORTLAND, ORE. ! Empire Meat j Market ! i t Phone, Main 18 Wholesale and retail dealers in Beef. Pork, Mutton, Veal and Fresh Fish. Try our "S-G" Hams, Bacon and Lard. Schwarz & Greulich 607 Main St. Get The Best! Good j Dry Wood I and ItriCK SPRING COAL fhe Coal that gives Uie most heat. PROMPT DELIVERIES. I W. C. MINNIS ! Leave orders at Hennlngs' cigar 2 tore, Opp. Peoples Ware- house. 'Phone Main 6. Roslyn Coal $6.50 deliv ered, $6.00at the shed Roslyn Coal, rtcr thorough exliaustlve tests, haa been se lected by the IT. S. government for the use of Its war vessels, aa It stood the highest test. PROMPT DELrVE-lY. ROSLYN WOOD & COAL CO. Office at W. a- C. R. Depot. PHONE MAIN 26. FRIDAY SPECIAL SALE We will place on sale our entire line of 50c, 75c and $1.00 Corsets, Fri day, February 16, at 39c Sale begins 9 a. m., closes 6 p. m. Corsets on display in south window. ALEXANDER'S! We Lead. Others Follow sip 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 removal my shop to Court street, second door east of Golden Pmle HotX where I am better prepared tha ever to do the highest class work. Plumbing done by experienced and proflilent men, as I have In my employ one of the best plumbers In the business, aad water, steam and other pipe fitting is solicited. A specialty of tin, sheet iron and copper work. B. F. BEC It TIIK OLD RELLlltLE PLl'MHEK AND TINSMITH. Court 8 trees. Two Doors East of Goldea Rule Hotel. FRANK B. CLOPTON CO. Real Estate, Insurance, Loans and Investment Brokers DI HECTORS. FRANK R. 6LOPTONr Prmklciit; T. C. TAYLOR, V Ice-President ; F. W. VINCENT Second Vlce-Pri'sldrnt; MARK MOORHOI SE. Sec re v-TreaHurer; F. W. MATLOCK. Before Investing Your Money It will pay you to come to ONTARIO, the COMING ; CITY of EASTERN OREGON and look over the ALFALFA LANDS which ."111 pay you large returns on your money. We hr.ve several hnndrHl ' -cres of U.e best Irrigated Alfalfa Land In U.o west, which- d. fr2 seven to twelve tons per acre. For further particulars write ' BURBRIDGE & CAREL, Ontario, Oregon. A GREAT MARK J SOONEST HTTy says the old proverb, and you can't nrlHS the mark as to quality or econo m.r if you aim for here when lumber buytng Is on your mind. We turn over to you the output of some of the best mills In the country well sea soned, carefully cut and surfaced lum ber fit for the finest house In ths land. Lime, Cement and Sand also handled. Pendleton Planing Mills ROI1ERT FORSTER, Proprietor. "KEEPINt! A STIFF FRONT." In aa good In a man's character, as In his shirt. If his uiundryman will only kccii that shirt front white and stiff he'll be satisfied. Well, we make a specialty of doing laundry work as It should be done, and for that reason we ulways inannge to keep our cus tomers. We guarantee care, cleanli ness and excellent finish to every ar ticle entrusted to us. Special rates for family washing. Pendleton Steam Laundry 'Plume Main 19. ITSHMAN & PETERS, Props. Electric Lights They are the best. They require no oil. They are lite cheapest. They give plenty of light. They, require no denning. They, are always ready for use. Northwestern Gas & Electric Co. CORNER COURT AND GARDEN ST CONTRACTORS wh appreciate good stjff at rock boU torn prices ore Invited to Inspect Ot present st ck. Never before have j cut our profits to such an extent. This la Your Chance to buy. A word to tho wise is sufn clent. Oregon Lumber Yaro Near Court House Pendleton. Oregon. 'Phono Main 8.