East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 27, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGOXIAX. PENDLETON, OREGON. TVESDAY. FEBRrART JT. 1006. EIGHT PAGES. PACE TWO. COFFEE Our very best is "Devers Blend" The ifiost popular Coffee in thejcity is "Cojamo" STANDARD GROCERY Company Cor. Court and Johnson Streets The Quality Store GENERAL NEWS. Sixteen sullors deserted from the neeond squadron of the American fleet the day after It reached Naples recently. Earthquakes along the Pacific coast of Colombia have destroyed much property and many lives. There were 12 shocks on February 21 and 22. find one tidal wave which drowned ;i)00 persons. A rock slide overwhelmed the Erie railroad tracks near Hewitt, N. J., Just before a train laden with fishers Walla Walla; F. l.. Carlln. .Spokane; and other laboring men was due. The Hay Hart, St. Louis; J. L. Cox. Keat traln was stopped Just as the engine tie; W. H. Van Horn, Seattle; S. Janes, pilot was burled In the dirt on the faker City, J. O. Janes, !tkr City; track. J. A. Luckel, Portland. Martin Jarbers, an old soldier nerv ing his 27th year In the Kansas statu HOTEL ARRIVALS. The Pendleton. Whig Southard. Pendletrm; R. H. Emerson, Pendleton; Mrs. P. Bounds. Pendleton; F. S. McMuhon, Portland; George W. Smith. Poise; J. W. Burns, Boise; W. J. Garson, Chicago; E. Adelseck, San Francisco; H. W. Clarke. Pootland; Nelson Grand champ, Mont.; George Grandchamp, Mont.; G. A. Dryodale, Walla Walla; E. Hedges. Portland; L. Rathburn, Portland; J. P. Hayden, Portland; A. J. McArthur. Portland; J. R. Kreps, MM PROTESTS WAUXINO AND ADVICE TO THE COMMERCIAL SOCIETY. 1'rgcs Injustice and Inconstancy of I'Mng Ilie Oregon Development IeKuc to Further Political Ambi tions of Partisan Politician As sert Tliat That I What Is Uclng Done by II. M. Cake Through the Manipulations of Tom lUclianlim Calls Attention to the Fact Tliat the Onler Is Entirely Non-Pollti-cal. penitentiary, has been granted an un conditional pardon by Governor Hoch. : Jarbers was found guilty of killing his son by means of poisoned figs In No vember, 3 878. I During 1905 Michigan, Wisconsin' The Golden Rule. G. J. McErny, Starbuck; A. Loosen, Starbuck; Grover Gerklng, Athena; A. J. Hall, Spokane; Wm. J. Moore, Spokane; Thomas Robertson, Myrlck; J. H. Bohner, city; C. F. Prutsman and wife; Charles Davis and wife; C. It. Samuel. Sprlnghlll. Kas.; M. and Minnesota produced 3,628,029.000 Samuel, Sprlnghlll, Kas.; Mrs. R. A. feet of white and Norway pine lum-' Pomroy, Post Falls; Kay Patten, El ber, as against 4.220.917.000 feet In gin; C. W. McLyman. Pilot Rock; Sam 1904, a decrease of 692.88,000 feet. Lee. Portland; William A. Fellows, The largest output of any one year city; T. W. Suton, Clyde, Wash.; Fern was In 18908,597,623,000 feet. i V'hen Mrs. Robert Slater, of Spring Valley, Nev opened the faucet In her kitchen the other morning, some mall gold nuggeU fell out Into the tvater. When the snow melts there -will bo an exploration of the ground ' Ihrntivh whlti (ha atronm nnwu&M flnrl ' peihapi- u "rush." , NORTHWEST NEWS. J. M. Brown, fruit Inspector at Takima states that 600,000 fruit trees will be planted In Yakima county this .year. Edward Schrelh was drowned In Clark's ford river, Idaho, by the cap sizing of his boat. He was a Wood man and a Royal Neighbor. The rainiest month ever recorded In Portland was January, 182 when 20.14 inches fell, or nearly three fourths of an Inch for each day. The directors of the Portland Ken nel Club are trying to have dates for the Pacific Northwest bench show circuit advanced one month, or as follows: Seattle, May 23-26; Portland. May 30-June 2. Other places to correspond. Johen Poulsen, I. Samuel and O. F. Suton. Clyde, Wash.; T. Stewart, Mil ton, Ore.; J. J. Murduson and family, Waltsburg, Wash.; Everett Butler, Prosser, Wash.; Frank Coates, Seat tle; W. S. Holt, Portland; D. S. R. Walker and family; A. M. Kelley, Hood River; C. H. Brown and wife, Redlands. Cal.; J. V. Milligan, Port-'-iml: S. . Gill. Ppoknnn; Mr. and Mrs. James Myers; J. N. B. Gerklng, Athe na; Miss Fay Gerklng. Athena; W. H. H. Scott. Athena: Mrs. M. J. Scott, Athena; Miss N. A. Scott. Athena; Miss F. J. Scott, Athena. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dol.ars Reward for any ease of Catarrh that cannot tit cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known K. J. Cheney for the lat 1ft years, and bellev him perfectlr honorable In all business ranaaitlona and financially able to carry out any obligations made bv bis firm. WAI.DIKd, KINNAN MAKV1N, Wholesale UniKKlats. Toleoo, O Ilall'a Catarrh Cure la taken Internally, acting directly noon the blood and mucous anrfacea or the ayatem. Testimonials aent tree. Price 75 cents per bottle. Hold by II rimirfflata. Take Hall a Family Pills for constipation. Paxt.m fned arl'lcV. of Incorporailon i of Prussia and .nc.de for the Oregon Life Insurance com- empire of the Lnlted Germi Emperor William's Silver Wedding. Berlin, February 27. Twenty-five years ago today, on February 27, 1881 Emperor William, then crown prince of the rm q n v wn for the Oregon Life Insurance com- ' ' '?'; ., ",'',,, pany. with the secretary of state Feb- mm i u . o-k. .. ,nv ,,f lion.1 torla of 8chleswlg-Holsteln-,Sondcr- OCO I. divided into 100 shares. The burg-Augustenburg then a girl barely principal place of business Is Port- Considering the fact that this 1b ' . the Bllver anniversary of the wedding mn'1, - i ., - .k or. ...nl nf onnslriera. In 1905 the wheat yield of Oregon ble ,,mBortan;e, the celebration today was 13.3H2.S15 bushels; Washington. 1 (he German emplre was 3Z.6H.siu: ioano. '"""'I rather tame. The celebration was not, ousneis. ".. - orl,nay intended to be so quiet. Oregon were practclally a standstill " ' compared with mm. wniie loano nao A oId.tlmo cough gyrup. Dmd the increased n-arly 60 per cent in one b nlt wrong. A new Idea y"r- was advanced two years ago In Ken George Cowle, a famous piscatorial ne(y'B laxative Honey and Tar. This expert from Scotland, arter spenoing r.medv acts on the mucous mam a year In uritixn i.oiumoia, onciares ( branes of the throat and lungs ana that the herring of tho Amerlcun Ioogens tne bowels at the same time, northwest coHst is superior to the j u expelg au coja fr0m the system. It Scotch fish of the same name, and clear, tne throat, strengthens the mu whlr h has had an established reputa- coug membranes. relieves coughs, tlon among gourmets for 800 years. col$tt croup, whooping cough, etc. Hot ph-H with a few live coals for Sold by Taxman Co. good lm-ai'Ure, stored in a barrel, caused the burning of a Japanese Sold Out lodging house belonging to K. Inouje This Is to notify the public that we at Fourth and Davis streets, port-1 have sold our lumber business In Pen land. The building was full of Jap- dleton. Parties Indebted to our firm unese, and there were several narrow will kindly call and settle Immedl escapes from burning, as the fire oc- ately. curred late at night GRAY'S HARBOR LUMBER CO. OREGON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Purely mutual to policyholders. On plant that have stood the test of time Economically and cleanly administered. Profits of the business belongs to Dolicvholders. Returned to them in dividends at the end of each year. Tht there Is something doing among the Portland men who are as piring to the United States senator- ship, nnd that a bitter fight Is to be made against H. M. Cake is shown by the following letter. which has Just be?n received by the Pendleton Com mercial association: Portland, Or., Feb. 24, 1906. Mr. A. W. Nye, Secretary. Pendleton, Ore. Dear Sir: As a citlien of Oregon and also as a republican in politics, I desire to protest against the use of the machinery of the Oregon Develop ment league for political purposes. As you know, the Oregon Development league practically came Into existence In this city two years ago for the pur pose of taking advantage of publicity accruing to the state through the Lewis and Clark fair. The citizens of Oregon have been loyal in the support of this grand enterprise, in which you have had the distinguished honor of being a factor. I enclose herewith an article published In the Oregonlan In this city, in which Mr. Tom Rich ardson, the secretary and treasurer of the Oregon Development league, states that the large sum nf 125.000 a year Is a mere bagatelle of the total sum received ajid expended for the purpose of exploiting the state of Ore gon. The work that the Oregon Develop ment league has already done is worthy of the highest commendation and unquestionably has been product ive of beneficial results to this state. That work, however, may be said to be in its infancy. Knowing that you are loyally Interested In this work and hat you realize that your field of en deavor In the future will be far wider and be productive of even more ad vantageous results to this grand state, I feel that I am doing you a service when I call your attention to the men ace that now threatens the future work of the Oregon Development eague. This menace is the candida cy of H. M. Cake for the United States senate while he holds the office of president of tho Commercial club here, and while he remains as con spicuously Identified with the work of the Oregon Development league as he has caused himself to appear In many ntervlews In the newspapers through out the state. I have been Informed that Mr. Tom Richardson, the secre tary and treasurer of the Oregon De velopment league, is working as a campaigner In the Interest of Mr. Cake. Mr, H. M. Cake has the same right as every other elector In the state of Oregon to be a candidate for the of fice of United States senator; but neither Mr. Cuke nor any other man has the right to use the Oregon De velopment league as a boost for his candidacy. I desire to see the De velopment league continue In this good work and I feel that unless dis claimer Is made of any connection with Mr. Cake and his candidacy and that Mr. Richardson be requested to desist from participation In the polit ical campaign, the results to the league will be disastrous. The generous contributions of the Oregon Development league have come from democrats, prohibitionists, socialists and Independent voters as well as from republicans. Under the guise of working In the Interests of the Oregon Development league Mr. Cake and Mr.' Richardson have tour ed the state, and I submit that It is unfair to the Oregon Development League that Mr. Cake should take advantage of these circumstances and this condition to further his own po litical ends. I feel that all that Is needed Is to cnll your attention to this condition, and thu rebuke that Mr, Cake will receive for his attempt to use the Oregon Development league as a partisan political muchine will be as sharp, sudden and decisive as it deserves. Mr. Cake Is not the only republican in the Oregon Develop ment league. There are others who are entitled to the honors of office, but none has had the temerity to at tempt to exploit himself at the ex pense of such a non-partisan, non political and altogether excellent or gunizatlon as the Oregon Develop ment league. It seems to me that your organ Iza tlon should pass a resolution declar Ing that It docs not In any way, as a organization, countenance the candl dacy of H. M. Cake for the United States senate, nnd that If Mr. Rich ardson, the secretary and treasurer of the Oregon Development league, de sires to campulgn In the Interests of Mr. Cake, he must first sever his con nectlon with the Oregon Developmen league. You all know the disastrous results to Oregon from meddling in partlsa political fights and I appeal to you as a citizen of the state and In the Interests of the state to take prompt action to prevent any sucn interior ence In political matters on the part of any man or set of men connected with the Oregon Development league Sincerely yours, RICHARD M. M'CANN. Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Ore. RRICK FOR PAVING. Raker City Pkamsersj Different Ma terials Vcd. There are some other methods of street paving to be considered besides asphalt and bltullthlc, says the Baker City Democrat. The attention of the Democrat and the public, now that the subject Is up for discussion, has been called by several large property owners and taxpayers through other methods of paving that may prove to be more efficient and economical than those under discussion. At Coffeyvllle. Kas., which is In the southern part of the state, where they have natural gas for fuel and a fine clay for brick making, there Is a large establishment which turns out 225,000 vitrified brick every day, everyone of which Is being used In street paving in the prairie towns of the Mississippi valley, where conditions are such as to thoroughly test any kind of paving In hot or cold weather, wet or dry seasons. It is learned, also, that this Kansas company Is Increasing Its plant to a capacity of 300.000 a day and Is now far behind with Its orders. Vitrified brick for street paving are also made In other towns of southern Kunsas In the same gas belt. The brick are produced at a cheap cost and can be furnished on reasona ble terms to all consumers. The Democrat's Informant states that where vitrified brick have been used, under varying conditions for street paving. It has been found to be the most enduring substance and the most satisfactory for traffic un der winter and summer conditions. Some people have the Impression that vitrified brick make a noisy pavement, but this Is said to be a mis take, though the brick Is naturally more noisy than an asphalt pavement. Just as the old cobble stones of Lon uon are more noise-making than the vitrified brick. Cobble-stones and brick, however, stand up under heavy traffic with the least amount of repair. ' C 'Special Kulsrr'H Health Rules, The German emperor endeavors to follow the "rules of life" laid down by his favorite physician, as follows: "Eat fruit for breakfast. Eat fruit for lunch. Avoid nnstry and hot enkes. Only take potatoes once a day. Don't drink tea or coffee. Walk four miles every day, wet or fine. Take a bath every day. Wash the face every night Mn warm water. Sleep eight hours every night." The kaiser ascribes his excellent physical condi tion to close adherence to this advice. London Tit-Kits. For Sale. Onu registered short-horn ball, about 16 months old. Also few good milch cows. A bargain If taken In the next two weeks. JACK M'CARTHT, Pendleton; Ore. WATCH US GROW L. SAMUEL, Mgr. Macleay Building, 286 Washington Street, Portland, Ore. Homeseekers nre given a one-fare rate over the Northern Pacific an Great Northern to all points between Hope, Idaho, and Pasco. So far as they go, Schillmfr't Best take doubt and difficulty out of getting your table supplies. Aiyiariiaii'n noiwyfaacsj IF YOU WANT Something Nice f TO FINISH A MEAL, BREW YE A CUP OF Chase & Sanborn's J Seal Coffee COLD BY Cray Bros. Croc". Co. I AGENTS FOR Chase & Sanborn's High Grade Coffees We Give Coupons CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. Fred W. Henaley Candidate for republican nomina tlon for recorder of conveyances. guarantee accurate and legible rec ords, prompt service and courteous treatment. Frank Sullnic for Clerk. To the voters of Umatilla county hereby announce my candidacy for the republican nomination for the of flee of county clerk under the direct primary law, subject to the decision of the voters. FRANK BALING, George Iluznn for Treasurer. To the voters of Umatilla county, hereby announce myself as a republl can candidate for tho office of county treasurer, subject to your decision at the primary election. GEO. BUZ AN MILLINERY Our new Spring Hats are now here. Come In and see them. THE FAIR STORE Shirts! Shirts! Special sale on Shirts this week Beautiful tailored skirts in all lengths, regular $2.50 values, $1.50 ON SALE ONE WEEK ONLY & & ALEXANDER'S See Window Display A Complete Stock Our facilities for supplying you; with building material Is unsurpassed any where. Our modern plant is equipped to turn1 out snsr, doors, flooring, cell ing and anything for house building. We carry the lumber .or all pur poses. N order too large or small for us to fill. Plnster. cement, lime and sand al ways on Invod. Pendleton Planing Mills ROBERT FORSTER, Proprietor. IT WILL BE DONE RICIIT 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 of Golden Rule Hotel, where I am better prepared than ever to do ths highest class work. Plumbing done by experienced and proficient men, as I have In my employ one of the best plumbers In the business, and1 water, steam and other pipe fitting Is solicited. A specialty of tin, sheet Iron and copper work. B. F. BECK THE OLD RELIABLE PIXMUEK AND TIN'SMITH. Court Street, Two Doors East of Golden Rule Hotel. Why Pay Rent when yon can use the same money to build a home for yourself. Call on FRANK B. CLOPTON (8b CO. i 1 1 2 East Court Street. i "There's a Woman in It." Of course there Is always a woman In everything that's neat and dainty. Put the laundry work nl today Is fur easier than It used to be. nnd better because done by muchlnory mon uniformly excellent In the finish throughout. Hut the neat perfection of the work nnd the exquisite finish of It seem to suggest that a woman's deft hands had been mixed up In the work. Elegant work, but the prices don't match It In quality. Pendleton Steam Laundry 'Phone Matte 179. FIS1LMAV & PETERS, Prop. Electric Lights They are the beat. They require no oil. They are the cheapest. They give plenty of light. They require no cleaning. They are always ready for use. Northwestern Gas & Electric Co. CORNER COTO AND GARDEN ST CONTRACTORS wa appreciate good staff at rock bot tom prices are Invited to Inspect o, present stock. Never before have rait our asoflu to such an extent. Thto Your Chance to buy. A word to tho wise Is suffi cient. Oregon Lumber Yarn Near Court House Pendleton. Oregon. ''Phone Main . 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 fill pay yon large returns on your money. We h ve several hundred seres of tl.e best Irrigated Alfalfa Land In the west, which yields from seven to twelve tons per acre. For further particulars write BURBRIDGE & CAREL, Ontario, Oregon.