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

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES. PACK TWO. DAILY EAST OltEGOXIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1906. 1906 : : : : : : You are cordially Invited to attend the Second Annual GRAND SPRING OPENING of the Great Eastern Store Tuesday, Mar. 27th '06 ORCHESTRA WILL FURNISH Sir. SIC FROM 10 O'CLOCK UNTIL 12 O'CLOCK A. M. FROM 2 O'CLOCK VXTIL 5 O'CLOCK P. M. Souvenirs presented and Refreshments served 'every Visitor. Come and bring your friends. to Great Eastern Dept. Store GENERAL NEWS. The body cf Maude Newbury was found in the lake at Beacon Hill park, Victoria, sanding bolt upright, with both fret Imbedded to the ankle In the muddy bottom, and her head barely submerged. ' Alfieda Woods. a 19-year-old chambermaid at Portland cused by R. N. lUnnott. roomer, cf slealin S 1 " ould not Woo is go Is probable, and sure to occur un less rVe employe's grunt certain con cessions us to wages for over! i me. size of loads, etc. The strike last year was of 70 days' duration. Fifty-six arrests have been made in Kansas City of persons charged with illegal registration for the coming municipal election. The city Law and was ae-1 order league is responsible for the l transient i arrests, left uml prove was the dis- nnd more are expected to made following the same cahrge. Jacob Schiff. the New York banker, I has arrived at Tokio, and the Japan well ese Papers are full of eulogistic cotn- his pillow. He charge, an 1 Mi charge,'. Willhir-i 1 --1CM" 1 Union the known expert bmeball flrvr. has,"'"1 u" 'i " renuereu m r.us been missing from his home at Ash-1 lnS Japanese loans in America. Tit land since Fobrua'y 20. an i has not i ''ankers of the city are preparing to been s-v-n elsewhere since that date. I (-'iv him a magnificent reception, that 1- known to any relniv- a-! T1, Xa,,olm, E1K.trlc company of ouaintance. j)ihva,lkee. hs gone to a forced sale At fandpoim. Idah . the 4-y.ai-oM ns ,, result of the defalcation of n.mk son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson ; vr Frank O. Bigelow, who is now In got hold of a 22-ea!ibre hammerje" ' tno tx-,i-rS neniteiillarv at T.oiv..,,- point:-1 It at his mother and i .nl Ih Tn . . ,..,,, , 3'iO.fiS:). with liabilities of tl. 242.000. AMERICA IS FIRST STIRRING SENTIMENTS FROM OREGON'S FRIEND. Hol.'iml P. Grant, Formerly of the White Temple In Portland, Makes n Stir In Salf Lake Congress Compares Western Scenery to That of Euroe Would See Aniei'lca First. Roland D. Grant, traveler, lecturer, author and enthusiastic lover of Ore gon, formerly pastor of the Baptist Willie Temple In I'ortland, delivered one of the most, stirring addresses heard at the "See America First'" con gress, recently held In Salt Lake City. The object of the congress waR to stir u;- an Interest In American scen ery, and to encourage tourists to visit American points of Interest before go ing to Europe. In comparing western scenery with that of Europe, Mr. Grant said: "The Rhino is more than matched by our Columbia and Snake rivers, and the history of the Columbia can match the Rhine In delightful story. Giant's causeway and Flngul's cave are matched a hundred times In Idaho, where the seas of ancient lava have formed a hexagonal basalt that looks F1UTTMEN TO COMBINE. Mlchlgninler Will Get Together for Mutual Benefit. Fenvllle Mich., March 87. Dele gates representing every district In the fruit belt of Michigan are assem bled here to attend the meeting called by the State Horticultural society, for the purpose of bringing about a fed eration of the fruit growers of this state. Such a federation Is considered of great Importance to improve the fruit marketing conditions and thus preventing Kerlous losses to the fruit growers. It Is planned to have one central officer, who will keep the growers posted In regard to the de mands for fruit In every market, the ruling prices, so ns to regulate the supply and keep up the prices. It Is quite probable that some effort wlU be made to bring about the adoption of u law requiring each grower to stamp all sealed packages of fruit sold by him, with his name and address. For the Starving Japanese. Boston, Mass., March 117. An en tertainment for the benefit of the starving people of Japan will be given by the Japanese of Boston and vicin ity In he Town hall of Iirookline this evening. A highly Interesting progrnm has been prepared for the occasion, which Includes demonstra tions of the Japanese art of fencing, of of jiu Jltsu and kenjltsu, sword dances, music, singing, dancing and Juggling. N. Kawasaki of the Boston university, will deliver a lecture of the dally life and customs of the Jap like the spinal column of ye ancient ! anese people, whlch.ho will illustrate giant forces. I with stereoptlcon views. A number "The Colorado canyon, with Its mile of prominent society women are the of depth and dozen miles from shore . patronesses of the entertainment. to shore, makes all similar scenery of " " " -- ... . the old world diminutive In the ex-1 ironic, i ne xeiiowstone parK stan-is rpt - .. j-rr forever alone, the wonder piece of the T,1Cre arS twenty dlffcrPr.: wori.i, where God is stiu nt work fin-1 cinnamon barks, and they co::t is'aing the crust of the earth. . IU XI ' I "Between the Yoscmlte and Kings I'1'01-1 4 to 55c 'D- 1 HIS c::-i River valley of the south and the al-I r:ni Hit' in:irkf.f. nil hut n I ! Arnold Mohairs j Just the thing for that early spring suit. Look like wool, washes like linen. Sold at' 25o and 35o a yard. Sale Trice 19c If you want to know more about It. YOU SIIOl'I-D come and seo them. I ALEXANDER'S PENDLETON'S HELIABL ESTOHE. . .. T pxUeu oiit; not 01 no; j A Chicago syndicate bid It In. ' A saloon row at Aguilar. Col., re- ! suited In the death of Samuel Vigil and Andrew Martinez and the wound ing of City Marshal Davis and ,F. M. , Vigil. Both the dead men were shut by Davis, who was badly stahhel and beate. JF. M. Vigil was clubbed i while attempting to shoot Davis. . rifle, point;-1 it at his mother pulled the tri-;or I'-foie he could be hindered. The bullet stiu-ik the wo man i:t fhe right uriple. killing her Instantly. George "Re,f" Iivis v.a - niTc.v.en. ai.L-v.dsto: charge! with robbing W. J. Alc-nnder of S "'. When the day came for tho i rv lil'-ar;.' hearing. Alexander ha 1 in :;:. d a hoard bill and dlsappcai 1. and the charge agp.inst Paris was a.i-:ni se.j for want of evidence. A bloody "sneak" p: izefight took place in Spaiiav.-.-iy pa'-k. Tueor.ia, last Sunday. Young Frls beat "Kid" Miller of I'Uii'ls. It was a desperate battle. Mid both l-rineipais badly injured There is talk of aeti"n by the i to punish the principals. Mrs. Walter Quiglcy. g.-.-t -ZT. years, kilkl herself with arsenic at her home just north of Van. ouver. Wasii.. i because her husband aro,,l her of frownlook piPapant. y Infidelity. They had beer, married 16 arc mtt,,r-mls tmm ill(,s,.stI ,)r years, and Mrs. Quigley bore an abso- sour Momachi tnke K-od, nvspepsla lutely untarnished reputation. They Cure. non Jakp MoorCi of ",Ulanta. had one son, aged 3 years. fays. ..j Puffera mnre th.in 20 Joe Scott, aged 02. of Spokane. 1.' j years with indigestion. A friend rec dead at Naples. Italy. He was a j ommen.led Kodol. It relieved me In neavy property owner in Spokane, I one day and I now enjoy better health owned a cam" rar.'.n oi acn-i man ior many years. K.01101 digests mlL'htv Yoho vallev of the iim-lh Willi I its enormous glaciers, there lie lesser j PiU'tlClllur crai Ks in tne eartn s surface, making j. jjj, an .111 i. ui iiit-f ciioiiiHius upiurneu V:lltlto t.l flttn.il.-l, tl. .',iel.l WKUi! rw'! In waterfalls of every possible size and height and combination we have so many that it Is really a confusion to remember their names. There are places where our mighty cliffs flut; a '.o::en of these gem cataracts from some precipitous height, all t be seen at a single glance. NiihI ol Home I'rlilo. "If the monev that was spent in war to win the rhillpplno Islands, and th" money tliat we then pahi to buy tiiem. and the money that was spent in Ma- ; ., nila bay to get them after we bought I ' Schilling's I' est v ith th' coarser pie'r t'tirown-.tv. :: . thsv ijo to sonic L: ....SANITARY BARBER SHOP.... THE EAGLE RATH SHAVING PARLORS, IH MAIN STREET. I THREE DOORS NORTH OF HOTEL ST. GF. 'RGE. Our I'nrloi-s are newlj etpilpped throughout with the most mod ern sanlta.y fluures ami apparatus. Everything new and the lie! In tho market. Only Hit highest skilled workmen employed anil every sanitary promotion known Is taken. Porcelain hath tubs wlih plenty of hot anil cold water. First-class service throughout. Eagle Bath Shaving Parlors NEAR HOTEL ST. OEOIItlE. J. H. ESTRS. PROPRIETOR. ' p:i'.'t!cnl;i!' :.i .,yu. k r irdc 1 of Tacoma.i kurvu ns Spokane, in 1.) poisonous to s 1 -orate battle. ! ,,., h. It Is regarded as lik-dy that th' present congress will take the Inter nal revenue off all forms of alcohol denatured" (or wholly the animal system. I dore to promote their ' ; use for fuel, lighting and heating, and ",lljls expected to prove an Immense ! stimulus to their manufacture and saie, a.s rney can oe mn.clc from any vegetable product containing In Nevada, and was prooaiuy worm at least $1,7 61,000. He was a per sonal friend of Roosevelt from the time the latter made his firt Invest ments in Montana during the early 'SOs. The boiler of Meyers' sawmill, near Estacada. Ore., blew up. It was a complete wreck, and the building housing It, as well. what you eat. relieves sour stomach, gas on stomach, belching, etc. Sold by Tallman & Co. the boiler was blfiwn lo rods. A young boy was the only person nearby at the time, and he was Inside the shed, but escaped entirely unhurt aside from being "consldable shuck up" when thrown to the ground by the concussion." New Photo Gallery. W. S. Rowman has opened his photo gallery at his old stand near Main street bridge, where he will make su perior photos. Mr. Bowman has Just The front end ofrelurned from port.,n,3i where he was them, and the money spent to them since we did not get the all thi money had been spent to pre paie the vast areas of this western world for the civilization that is ready to receive it. it would have been a more profitable use or funds. 'Intsl'J would have been an act of civilization I Inilee:". and a fair field for the exer-! else of that superabundant genius, which they think they have In Wash ington for the benefit of the rest of the world. "Underneath these deserts are rivers cf living water waiting to' come to the surface to transform all the legions into gardens of bloom. This starch, is the land flowing with milk and honey, grass for the cows and flow ers for tho bees. This Is the land of promise, 'the land whither ye go to possess it Is a land of hills and val leys and drlnketh the rain of the water of heaven.' "In the east I wa asked if It did not rain ull the time on the Pacific coast. And I replied that it really was a web-footed country and that all children born in the Oregon region tad their 10 toes all grown together. (Laughter). Of course, they have grown together. Everything grows out here. I-Get Th4 Best: Good 3 7 S"1 .T'IXvK. k. . ' M A Complete Stock Our facllltie llUll l1 M'.'lte u lli"-e. I lui' ; to turn o it s for supplying you with i: 1 l i ns rp ssed an o,!ei n ilant Is equl ,ied . doors, flooring. ell- Hit nod R CK SIT.IN.; COAL Coal (but gives the mo. heat. PROMPT DELIVERIES. V. c. MINNIS Leave orders al llennliigs' eiunr store, Opp. Peoples Ware house. 'Phone Main 6. o V In . n I aiiyihiug for house building. '.'.'. i iriy Hie lumber ar all pur nee;. .ii order ton laro or small for us to I II. i Master, cement, lime and sail I nl v:iyi o;i liuiol. I.i ; e. Sau l. i ir.cnt. L;;:lis, Slilu uls. Blue Rapplds PlaliT and Dl.p- Slilniii-. :i::;i;i' i'- 'l lelor. I'lli: TALE OF A Tt'l!, so far as laundry work is Is a taie of Die p collet rue 1. up-to-date I No dangerous drugs or alcoholic I concoctions are taken Into the stom j ach when Hyomel Is used. Breathed ' through the Inhaler, the balsamic j healing of Hyomel penetrates to the 1 mo-if remote pells of the nose nnd "When asked If western cities were anJ klg (he catarrha) as well laid out as eastern cities, I Kermg hpas th(j lrrItated mucou3 replied: 'No. but they will be laid out ,n,hp.!np. nnrt lv.- romniP.e ,, I in l.-nindri.-s. Maehlnery ti:,ii is xaet. thio-oueii. nnd yet. extremely delicate la Its handling of the flinishet falules has .suiersederl the hand-work of l-ihg 'Vi"r, Wl' "',' looking for lb" trade of panieular people who want their linen "v.sbe l right. Ironed mil fh-.i 1 and d'-livercd on lir.ie r.t the right kind of prices. Pentllaton Steara Laundry i rvim an pi:ii:rs. Tho o Main I7B. J r'7 - e x; f-:.....:ivf' ;V NORTHWEST NEWS. The state of Texas, through its at torney general. Is about to bring ac tion against the Standard and other oil companies, the line of attack being the same as adopted by Hadley, of Missouri. The steamer Sllverton, Which on March 24 began laying the Commer cial Cable company's cable which Is to connect Manila with Shanghai, Is now 315 miles from Manila, heading toward Shanghai. Charles G. Holland Is dead by Brlght's disease, aged 50 years, at New York. He had been In the em ploy of th Associated Press 40 years, and for Tiany years was the New York city manager. A strike of truck drivers of Chlca- In Aune's gallery for six months hnd was connected with the official pho tograph company of the Lewis and Clark fair. H brings with him the new Ideas In use In Portland and east ern cities. Best work. Satisfaction guaranteed. A Scientific Wonder. Th? cures that stand to Its credit make Bucklen's Arnica Salve a sci entific wonder. It cured E. R. Mul ford, lecturer for the Patrons oT Hus bandry, Waynesboro, Pa., of a dis tressing case of Piles. It heals the worst Burns. Sores, Bolls, Ulcers, Cuts, Wound Chilblains and Salt Rheum. Only 25c at Tallman & Co.'s and Brock & McComas' drug stores. Sold Out. This Is to notify the public that we have sold our lumber business In Pen dleton. Parties Indebted to our firm will kindly call and settle Immedl ately. GRAY'S HARBOR LUMBER CO. All Leading Grocers Sell Cleveland's Baking Powtfer. reg iff The Policy-Holders Life Insurance Co. A. L. MILLS, President when they have been dead a.s long.' TENNIS ('LI B GETS 1H SY. Elect New Meniliers and OrdtT Courts Improved. At a meeting of the Tehnls club held last night, seven new members were voted In ns follows: J. It. Gra ham, George Strand, E. F. Perkins, Wlllnrd Bond. C. R. Adams, John Dickson and Dean Tatom. Also, the Improving of the grounds wus dis cussed, and It was decided to em ploy some one to do the work. There Is some talk of having the court oiled and rolled provided such can be done without too great expense. Considerable Interest has been aroused In tennis this season, and al ready many new members have been elected. The limit of membership Is 40. permanent cure. Hyomel Is the Bimplest, most pleas ant and the only guaranteed cure for catarrh that has been discovered. Complete outfit, $1.00; extra bottle, 50 cents. For sale by Tallman & Co. X PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS Byers' Best Flour Is made from the choicest wheat that grows. Good bread Is as sured when nVrtS' BEST FLOUR U used. Bran. Shorts; Steam Rolled Barley ahyiys on hand. W. 8. DYERS, Proprietor. Hotel Pendleton Arrivals. O. H. Lemmer, San Francisco; Charles H. Green, San Francisco; T. B, Klllln. Portland; G. S. Youngman, Portland; F. P. McMahan, Portland; C. E. Stetzel, Portland; Ralph Whit low, St. Louis; J. J. Rack and wife, La Grande; C. T. Willis, San Francis co; L. Rathburn, Portland; E. Hedges, Portland; John Sedore, Portland; J. Welsh, Portland; W. H. Dixon, Pome roy; F. C. True, Spokane; J. E. Kreps, Walla Walla; August Dlppel, Port land; H. A. Vanderlng, San Francisco; Ed Blackburn; August Nab. Ohio; E. M. Rosenthal, Portland; J. D. Strand, Portland: W. H. Hart, Portland; L. C. Oakes;. Philip Ray and wife; E. Smith. Vale; Charles Manley, Wal lace; Charles Wllden, Wallace; C. E. Allen, Portland; F. Welden, Portland. El D BD Bii!!tfB1sary Sal Just one year ago wo moved Into our present quarters, and wo nro going to eoniiiiemorale Hint event In a substantial way by giving our patrons something to cause litem to remember the dlno villi pleasure. Beginning Tnesdny morning nnd ending Saturday night, March Hist, wo will conduct nil Adolphe Wolfe. . .First Vlce-Prcs. Louis G. Clarke. Second Vlce-Pres. William Pollman. Third Vlce-Pres. Dr. A. J. Glesy. . .Medical Director Geo. Sanford Smith Secretary Leo Frlede Treasurer D. E. Galbraith Actuary J.. N. Teal.. .... -General Counsel I H. Peters Supt. of Agents L. SAMUEL, General Manager. CLARENCE 9. SAMUEL, . Assistant Manager. 288 WASHINGTON STREET. Maclcay Building. Portland, Ore. Indigestion Is much of a habit. Don't get the habit. Take a little Ko dol Dyspepsia Cure after eating and you will quit belching, puffing, palpi tating and frowning. Kodol digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet. Sold by Tallman & Co. The anarchistic organizations of New York nnd other eastern cities will educate the two sens of Johann Moet, who did not leave a dollar. ANNIVERSARY SALE. that will be different. This will not be a sale with a few lines of un desirable merchandise reduced .In price to make a "bait," but an all-round BENEFIT to every cus tomer who buys a DOLLAR'S worth of any kind of goods nt THE FAIR this week. All our Spring lines are now nearly complete, and our stock Is better thnn ever before, being more diversified, more tnsty In the selection of styles and nuallty of materials, and a greater rane of prices In almost every line carried. With nil thes advantages, and In addition to our extremely low prices In every department, we need not offer any further inducements to get our share of the business. BUT FOR A WHOLE WEEK we glvo every customer who buys $1.00 worth or more, ECtNA FIDE REBATE OF Klc on every $1.00 spent with us. BETTER YET. Every customer who has not already received ono of our benutlful souvenir pin trays, will be given ono FREE. Ask for these If you do not al ready havo one, PRICES ON CTAPLES. Calicos, all colors Re, Be, 7c, 8 l-o and 10c Glrghnms, checks and stripes 8c, 8 l-3e, 10c, 12&C Lawns, figured nnd plain fl,C, 10c, lac, 15c, 20e, 25c'ana 48c Indian Llnons, white !4C. 12jC, 15c,'i8o,'20oand 25c All other staple lines at bedrock prices. DON'T FORGET THE TEN PER CENT RE BATE on all bills of $1.00 or more. Ask for the souvenir if you want it, - The Fair department Store 1 4 S X