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DAILY EAST OREGOXIAX, PENDLETON, OIU5GOX, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 38, 1909.
EIGHT PAGES.
COFFEE
Our very best is
The most popular
is "Cojamo"
STANDARD GROCERY
Company
Cor. Court and Johnson Streets
T5e Quality Store
GENERAL NEW 8.
Six thousand house and decorative
painters in Chicago will strike in a
few weeks unless they can induce the
employers to agree to the closed shop.
The receiver appointed for the Cash
.buyers' National Co-operative society,
charges the management with selling
over J250.000 In stock to farmers,
with less than $100 in bank as assets
and capital stock.
A Boston paper recently published
the picture of Miss Lotta Varchereau,
with a sketch, referring to her as the
most beautiful woman In New Eng
land. She has since received 800 let
ters containing offers of marriage.
Jacob A. Rlls, the reformer and lec
turer and author, is in a New York
hospital, the victim of overwork and
threatened heart failure. He Is In for
several months of complete idleness
as the price for continued life and
sanity.
While temporarily demented P. T.
Hughes of Lincoln, Neb., overturned
a lamp in his room In the Comfort
hotel. St. Louis. In the effort to es
cape from the fire Hughes and J. A.
Courtney Jumped from a window.
Both sustained a fractured skull and
will die.
Bessie Cole, aged 1 years, daugh
ter of Stephen Cole of Bloomingburg,
O., sneezed almost constantly for 10
hours, at the end of which time she
broke a blood vessel In her lungs and
almost Immediately afterward another
in the nasal passages, and bled to
Henry Rustln, a well known eleetri
cal engineer, who designed the Illum
inations of the World's Fair at Chi
cago and the exposition at Buffalo,
died at Florence, Xeb., of tuberculosis.
He was a high-class artist In his spe
cialty and the designer of many orig
inal plans and devices in the manipu
lation of electricity.
Two Austrian miners. Steve Xovak
and M. Bottelo. were found in a
bunkhouse of the Union Copper com
pany at Copperopolis. Cal., the for
mer dead and the latter seriously
wounded. The coroner found J400
on Novak's body and the sheriff found
$400 on Bottelo. Bottelo was taken
to San Andreas and a coroner's Jury
has charged him with murder.
SOUTHWEST KTOi
A meeting of Walla Walla business
men will be held March 2 to organize
a "50,000 club." the avowed purpose
being to induce immigration to Walla
Walla county, after the example set
by the "150,000 club" of Spokane.
The Eugene woolen mill, which has
been Idle three years, Is being thor
oughly overhauled and refitted and
will bs In operation before the first
of April. A large quantity of early
clip has been already purchased and
stored ready for the opening.
Sidney L. Dunda, a well known
politician and saloonkeeper, was shot
and seriously Injured at Tacoma, In ,
Dundas' saloon by Albert Elliott, ftlflleton. Parties Indebted to our firm
chef. A man who had been drinking.
in an attempt to wrest the revolver
from Elliott, was shot In the hand.
F. A. Heinze Is reported to have
DroKen Into British Columbia again
and to have bonded 40 prorjertles.
mostly copper, along the line of the
cjrand Trunk Pacific. The amount in-' ' , .m r. mis
volved is $3,000,000. Helnze has also ! T "?.on' . mUCT """""
bonded 28 square miles of coal lands. ?' th,roat, f"" lun .and
,. , . , ! loosens the bowels at the same time.
Ezra Meeker who Is retracing the it expels all cold from the system. It
old Oregon trail, reached Chehal Is ; clears the throat, strengthens the mil
Saturday, and at a meeting largely at-1 cous membranes, relieves coughs
tended by old settlers arranged to colds, croup, whooping cough, etc.
have a monument erected In the City Sold by Tallman & Co.
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.
Madeay Building, 286 Washington Street, Portland, Ore.
"Devers Blend"
Coffee in thejcity
Park, through which the trail went.
From there Mr. Meeker and his party
went, to Toledo, where they take the
boat to Portland and The Dalles.
Beginning February 26, the state of
Washington is again doing business on
a cash basis, after paying Interest on
general fund warrants since January
1. On the return home of Governor
Mead a loan of J7B.000 was negotiat
ed with the permanent school fund,
and State Treasurer Mills has issued a
call for all outstanding warrants.
At the annual meeting of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company,
held at Salt Lake City, all of the of
ficers were re-elected, with the excep
tion of Thomas Marshall, who is suc
ceeded as director by A. B. Moss, of
Puyetto. Idaho. Consideration of the
proposal to Increase the capital stock
from $2,500,000 to $10,000,000 was
postponed until March 9, when a spec
ial meeting will be held.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Pendleton.
X. J. Paul and wife, Idaho; C. E.
Hawver, Salt Lake: George Sherrard,
Salt Lake; W. H. Shed, Denver; Geo.
W. Bony, Seattle: Fred Rogers. Walla
Walla; F. C. Crabb, Walla Walla:
H. W. Garretson, San Francisco; Geo.
E. Smith, Missouri;. J. Plover, Spo
kane; George Stevens, Spokane; E.
E. True. Spokane; C. A. Barrett,
Athena: G. S. Youngman. Portland:
T- B- Killln, Portland; C. C. Simpson.
Portland; J. A. Lyons, San Francisco;
Thorns Noster. Portland.
The Golden Rule.
T. Lewis: E. H. Burke. Portland;
L. E. Keitner, Payette; M. Derrick.
Richland; M. H. Halprln, Portland;
W. H. Scott. Athena; Miss Clark, city;
C. L. Walkins and family; V. P. Wal
lan, Adams; John Lees, Starbuck; S.
A. Frans. Spokane; J. W. Etters: R.
Brown, Portland; W. T. Kldwell, Bar
nett. Mo.; Joe F. Connelly, city; W.
S. Holt. Portland; Miss Florence Corn,
Rocky Ford; Mrs. M. J. Corn, Rocky
Ford; Mrs. E. J. Tyler, Dubois, Pa.:
Mrs. Insey Adams; Carl Glair and
wife, Loveland; M. W. King, city; W.
S. Bowman and wife, Portland; S. Y.
Eavns. Eugene; A. X. Montgomery.
Blalock; J. W. Engberg. Blalock; M.
L. Guth, Blalock; T. J, Kirk and wife,
Athena,
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Do!. art Reward
for any case of Catarrh tnat cannot be
cored by II n I In Catarrh Core.
F. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned, have known K. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and belle
him perfectlv honorable In all businesi
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made b bla firm.
VYALIUNO. KI.VNAN ft MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O
Rail's Catarrh Cure la taken Internally,
acting directly upon tbe blood and mucous
turfacea of the system. Testimonials Bent
tree. Price 75 cents per bottle. Bold by
all drugglata.
Take Hall's Family rills for constipation.
Sold Out
This Is to notify the public that w
nave our lumber business in Pen-
will kindly call and settle Immedl
ately.
G RAY'S HARBOR LUMBER' CO.
All old-time evugh syrups bind the
i bowels. This Is wrong. A new Idea
w"f advanced tw V ago In Ken-
TOPREVENTTYPHOiD
STATEMENT I ROM AGRICIT-
Tl'H AL COLLEGE EXPERT.
All Drinking Water Should lk- Roiled
Danger of Typhoid GvriiM U
Vory Great III Greon Vegetable
Ifmtcmillk I a Safe Drink During
Typhoid Epidemic Eugene Is
Having n Hurt! Eight Act Inst the
Disease.
With typhoid raging In Eugene,
examination of water In the bacterio
logical department at the Agricultu
ral college is frequent now.
Prof. Pernot Is kept almost con
stantly busy with experiments bearing
on water and germs. Water from
Eugene has been examined with the
result announced below. After what
he has found In water tested. Prof.
Pirnot Is dreadfully in earnest In urg
ing everybody for the present to use
only boiled water and to scald milk
and other utensils.
Not only should city water be
boiled, but so should well water, as Is
shown by the statement below, made
by request of the Times, by Prof.
Pernot. He said:
"Boiled water Is In use In many
households, and there are those who
do not like It. Buttermilk may be
substituted, for typhoid fever germs
cannot exist In the presence of lactic
acid. Nor can they live In butter or
cheese, for both contain lactic acid.
Lemonade Is also available for drink
ing purposes. Lemon or lime Juice
has been demonstrated to be fatal to
typhoid bacilli. A solution of one
part lemon Juice to 50 parts water
is an entirely safe as well as a whole
some beverage.
"In the foods, all those cooked can
be eaten without fear. A boiling
temperature, 212 degrees, Is
fatal to
bacilli. The danger Is In raw foods
like apples, lettuce, celery and kin
dred species. Lettuce served with
vinegar is Immune because of the
acetic acid In the salad dressing.
"Cooking utensils, more especially
milk utensils, should be thoroughly
scalded with boiling water or steam,
and should not be allowed to come In
contact subsequently with unboiled
water. This Is especially Important.
is milk Is one of the best possible
mediums for growth of the typhoid
germs. It Is better as a matter of
fact to heat all milk nearly to the
boiling point before use.
"Some think that wells cannot be
contaminated. The water from on.
where a typhoid fever case developed
was analyzed at the college ano 3000
germs to the cubic centimeter were
found. Three thousand germs to the
cubic centimeter would mean 18.000
germs in every teaspoonful of water.
It was a 4 0-foot well, and driven,
which might have been supposed
would be beyond the reach of germs.
Water from a similar well several
hundred yards distant and of the
same depth was examined and found
to present the same conditions. The
fever case undoubtedly came from
the well water referred to.
"Recently water from a well In the
vicinity of Lebnnon was examined and
found to contain 2S.000 germs to the
cubic centimeter. It is needless to
say that the members of the family
had been suffering for a long time
with sickness, and that the water
from the well was the source of all
the trouble.
The recent examination of Eugene
water by Prof. Pernot showed a bac.
teriai content ot 3640 germs per
cubic centimeter.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Ways and Means Commute of Sun
day School Association Ilecoin-
nientls.
The ways and means committee of
the Umatilla County Sunday School
association reported as follows at the
recent Athena convcptlon:
Whereas, we recognize In the Sun
day school one of the most Important
departments of Christian work, there
fore we recommend:
First That more and more our of
ficers and teachers seek to make It
a vital center of evangelistic activity,
and that after the young have been
won to Christ that wise and helpful
Tlllrture be given to them that they
may grow up Into Christian hien and
wdTei).
Second That us a heip t this enl
we urge upon our county officers the
nr.iaing or uistrlct conventions as
planned by our organization that
every possible help be given to all
the hundny schools of the county.
Third That we believe the adop
tion 01 tne -nome department" and
the "cradle roll" will greatly extend
the usefulness of our Sunday school
In all parts of the county, and we urge
mis upon all.
Fourth That In a wisely planned
Use of decision day there Is an op
portunity to focus the thought and
prayers of officers, teachers and the
church upon the conversion of our
young people; but we earnestly urge
mac decision uay shall always be
recognized as a means to an end, and
that those who on that day accent
Jesus as their savior shall receive the
especial care of all the church that
the new life then begun may grow as
the child Jesus grew, "waxing stronir
In spirit, filled with wisdom, and the
graca of God was upon Him."
Fifth That we recommend to
every Sunday school' the organization
of teacher training classes, made up
of the young men and young women
or our schools, and that these be
placed under the care of our most
consecrated and best teachers, that
we may prepare a body of qualified
teachers.
Sixth Believing as we do that Or
egon Is on the eve of a period of great
growth and development, we com
mend the wisdom of the State Sunday
School association In planning nt this
time an advance movement In the
Sunday school work of the state, and
that we express the hope that they
may soon see their way to employ a
state field worker, and that we pledge
Umatilla county to her share of such
expense.
Seventh That we recommend that
each of our Sunday schools be asked
to assist the county association In this
work by sending to our treasurer the
sum of two cents for every enrolled
member of the Sunday school.
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. ROET. WARNER.
MRS. FRANK RICHMOND,
MRS. D. TAYLOR.
RVX DOWN AND NERYOIS.
Miss ltorrr's Letter Tells How Vlnol
Help People In Tills Condition.
By request the following letter Is
published in the hope that persons
who are In poor condition will be con
vinced that Vlnol Is really what we
claim.
AXN'A DO ERR,
Miss Anna Doerr, a prominent
woman of Evansvllle, Ind., writes:
"My health was broken, my appetite
gone, my nerves shattered, and I was
simply in n wretched condition. I
had tried so many medicines and doc
tors without help that I was thor
oughly discouraged. As a last resort
I tried the cod liver oil preparation,
Vlnol. and to my surprise, It had none
t the fishy, greasy or disagreeable
taste of old-fashioned cod liver oil or
emulsions, and it was delicious to
take. In a remarkably short time it
gave me a hearty appetite, built up
my nervous system, and restored me
to perfect health and strength."
"Vlnol cures such conditions as
these because It contains every one
of the medicinal, curative and body
building elements of cod liver oil and
without one drop of the system-clogging
oil to upset the stomach and re
tard Us work. It Imparts In a natural
manner strength and vigor to every
organ of the body, al.la digestion and
makes ileh, red blood. We ask every
run down, nervous and debilitated,
aged or weak person In Pendleton,
and every person suffering from sub
born colds, hanging-on coughs, or
bronchitis to try Vlnol on our guar
antee. It costs nothing If it fall to
give satisfaction." Brock & MeCom-
as Co., druggists.
m'SSKI,l,.llti:V COMPANY.
Four Nights' Engagement at the Era
ar, Beginning .March I.
The Russell-Drew company billed
to appear at the Frazler theater for
four nights starting Sunday. March 4.
is highly spoken of by the press
throughout the northwest, and offers
a high-class repertoire of new and
standard dramas. They come direct
Perry Hunting wllh Russell-Drew
company nt Hie I'ruzcr March 4-7.
from their own theater, the Third
Avenue of Seattle, where they have
presented everything In the way of
dramas, ranging from melo-drama to
the legitimate: using scenery for each
Play presented.
The opening bill, "A Fleht for 'Mil
lions," abounds In strong situations
arid surprises; many of the scenes be
ing nsw to ine stage, The second
night's 1)111, "When the Bell Tolls," li
located In thfl Mountains of Swltzer
land, and gives Opportunities for ex
cellent work by thft sompany. The
third night's offering )i "In Loulsl
ana," a charming story ot soulhern
life.
The prices for this engagement Uli
bo 20, 30 and J0 cents.
So far as they go, Schilling-'
Best take doubt and difficulty
out of getting your table
supplies.
At jvur pmr'ii nonsjbacsi
Walters' Flouring Mills
Capacity, ISO barrels a day.
Flour exchanged for wheat.
Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Fe.d
te., always on hand
MILLINERY
Our new Spring Hats ore now
here. Come In and soe them.
THE PAIR STORE
Vi h
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Special
Shirts! Shirts!
Special sale on
Beautiful tailored skirts
$2.50 values,
$1.50
& & ON SALE ONE WEEK ONLY s&
ALEXANDER'S
See Window Display
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 PLUMKEK AND TINSMITH.
Court Street, Two Doors East of Golden Rule Hotel.
Why Pay Rent
when you can use the same money
to build a home for yourself. Call
on
FRANK B. CLOPTON CO.
112 East Com. Street.
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 you largo returns on your money. We h ve snvmi h-L
cres of ti e best Irrigated Alfalfa Land In the wnTleUl.
even to twelve tons per acre. For further particulars write
BURBRIDGE & CAREL, Ontario, Oregon.' '
Shirts this week
in all lengths, regular
A Complete Stock
Our facilities for supplying you with
building material Is unsurpassed any
where. Our modem plant Is equipped
to turn out sasl, doors, flooring, ceil
ing and anything for house building.
We carry the lumber or all' pur
poses. No order too large or Binall for
us to fill.
Plnster, cement, lime and sand al
ways on hand.
Pendleton Planing Mills
ItOHERT FOHSTER, Proprietor.
"There's a Woman in It."
Cif course there Ih always a woman
In everything that's neat and dainty.
Put the lnundry work of today Is far
easier than It used to be, an. I better
because done by machinery mo.-
uniformly excellent In the finish
throughout. Hut the neat perfection
o' the work and the exquisite finish of
It seem to suggest that a woman's deft
hands had been mixed up 111 the work.
Elegant work, but the prices don't
match It In quality.
Pendleton Steam Laundry
Phone Main 170.
FISHMAN ft PETERS, Props.
Electric Lights
They are the best. .
They require no oil.
They are the cheapest. I
They give plenty of light.
They require no cleaning.
They are always ready for use.
Northwestern Gas &
Electric Co.
COP?1 COrm AND GARDEN ST
CONTRACTORS
wh appreciate good surf nt rock hot
torn prices are Invited to Inspect o.
present stc ck. Never before have
cut our profits to siidt on extent. Tills
Your Chance
A word to Uio wise is sum
to buy.
dent
Oregon Lumber Yaro
Near Court. Houss'
"rT Pendleton. Oregon 1v
, 'Phone Maui 8.
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