DAILY BUST OREGO!fLN, EXDLETOX, OREOOX, FRIDAV, APRIL 27, 1908.
EIGHT PAGES.
HOMESKEKERS PASS BY.
I'AI.E TVUI.
red
Made in New York
THE exclusive custom tailors of Fifth Avenue
and Alfred Benjamin & Co. derive their
fashion ideas from similar sources.
In fabrics and workmanship their products
are identical.
The difference is in prices Alfred Benjamin &
Co.'s Correct Clothes for Men are sold at a saving of
about one half.
You can buy
clothes made a block
from Broadway, a
minute's walk from
Fifth Avenue from the local agent of Alfred Ben
janiin & Co.
Correct Clothes for Men
Exclusive Agent Here.
Bond Bros.
Pendleton, Ore.
GENERAL NEWS.
. The supreme court of Indiana has
sustained the anti-eigai ette faw. de
claring it to lie constitutional.
John Alexander Dowie is said lo be
suffering from pericarditis or Inflam
mation of the muscles of the heart,
and Is in critical condition. He suf
fer? greatly.
More rain has f illen during the past
four months In southern California
than during the rarae period for 4f
years vast. The crop of wild flowers
is enormous, with prospects for a very
larste crop of honey.
X -i resu't of an anti-trust investi
gation made by Judge J. H. Llshtfoot.
assistant to the attorney general of
Texas. 21 antl-trnt suits have been
filed in the 26th district court by that
state, involving penulti.' of $17,000.
000. Senator licyburn is dangerously 11'.
at Washington, from inflammation of
the bowels, and is threatened with
w' it uouM.b" a third attack of ap
pendic'tis in eiehu months. His heart
condition wi'I not nllow of a surgical
operation.
j. R. Stntiib sbut and killed his
brother Charles, a wealthy merchant
tailor ai St. Louis, declaring that he
did o t't .'airy out a comrrar.d given
him by h; father. 30 years ago. Th?
mud-'rer. v ho was lately released
from a private asy'um. Is not r, ,.,-l-ed
a- i .-;-oniN.. He also is wealthy.
lt-v. W. I'.ourlay Conneil was sen
tenced at Lamar. Col., to a term of 20
ca:s :n the peiilter.tiai y. The chars?
upon v. hich te K-v. Zdr. Conneil was
convitled W2s the 'Ktiayal of Miss
Elizabeth Ford, the 15-year-old or
ejntsi of tlr Pi epliyierian church of
t hi' t place.
s
PLANNED
TIIRF.E ROUES PROPOSED
BENEATH EAST RIVER.
Will Iii.Ton.He Transit Facilities Suffi
cient to Crowi 200.000.000 More Peo
ple Between New York aiHl Brook
lyn Tlian Non, In One Year's Time
Scheme Will Cost S76.0OO.000 several weeks ago.
Tuiinek Will AH Carry Four Trucks
Each.
' At the latter station he took the Cor
vallis & Eastern for Yaqulna, where,
on arrival, he took a small boat and
! crossed the bay. Journeying via South
i Beach to Waldport. Xear the latter
; place, a camp, according to all ac
counts, is to be established, and
revelry in rollerlsm be-carried on after
! the manner of a similar camp main
! tallied by Creffleld and his followers
up the Willamette a couple of years
ago. Creffleld was accompanied on
his trip through Benton by his wife.
She was divorced from him last year.
but they were remarried at Seattle
DO PRINTING AT HOME.
New York, April 27. The Brooklyn
Rapid Transit company has evolved
plans for solving the traffic question,
which, it carried out, will enable the
street railway lines to carry annually
'lift lian nflA m . -.1 n..anne a foni hv
" ' ' I the county treasurer
,! warrant Issued In favor of Glass
intr crry yir. in & gurntrirti nnj n
Baker I Ity Democrat Bewails Lack of
New Settlers.
Lika n ship that paaaea in the night
the homeseeker la coins by the doors
of Baker and In droves la hiking up
at least temporary abode In west
ern and southern Oregon, says the
Baker City Democrat. Some are go
ing over Into Washington. Some
dropped off in Idaho. None looked
out the car windows at Baker.
Just a couple of days ago only one
train of 2! cars filled with home
seekers rattled down the gulch and
speeded through Baker on its way
west. Was there a Baker City com
mittee at the depot? No. Did any
one go aboard this train and tell those
thirsty people seeking for knowledge.
about the fertile fields In Powder val
ley? No. Did any of the Develop
ment League or the Citizens League
throw out a danger flag and extol the
possibilities of mining and manufac
turing in Baker county? No.
What's the matter with Baker?
What's the matter with the people In
the Baker leagues? What's the mat
ter with the tons of advertising mat
ter sent to the east from Baker?
What's the matter with all the other
matters of Interest to the people here
who are trying to get some other peo
ple for neighbors and partners?
It was asserted with some temerity
yesterday afternoon on the street by
just an ordinary Baker county farm
er that most of the people of this
community are asleep have been
sleeping for a long time and appar
ently Intend sleeping for all time to
come.
! White Season
a
Yes, this is the White Season, and
how about White Oxfords? You will
have to have a pair, a'nd'we are
prepared to give you the best Sea
Island Duck Oxfords in the market
Ladies' $2.00 to $3.50 a pair
Children's $1.25 to $2.25
Seattle and Portland are both mak
ing a fight fur the National Education
al association, which meets In July.
Then '.a no other such deal-
as
favoring citncfa
pin
Wclscr Editor Seeks to Prevent County
From Sending Money Away.
A correspondent from Welser says:
Avery VC. Moore, publisher of the
Welser World, has applied to the Dis-
Schiilin's Best: no other
such goods; the goods account
for the dealing.
! ALEXANDER'S I
Where You Get Good Values
....SANITARY BARBER SHOP....
THE EAGLE BATH SHAVING PARLORS, CIS MAIN STREET.
THREE DOORS NORTH OF HOTEIj ST. GEORGE.
Our Parlors are newl, equipped throughout with the most mod
ern sanlta-y fixtures and apparatus. Everything new and the best
In tiie market.
Only the highest skilled' workmen employed and every sanitary
precaution known la taken.
Porcelain bath tubs with plenty of hot and cold water.
First-clam service throughout.
Eagle Bath Shaving Parlors -
NEAR HOTEL ST. GEORGE. J. H. ESTES, PROPRIETOR.
Is the intention of the company to
from paying a
&
This war-
! Prudhomme of Portland.
rant was Issued In payment for coun-
ty supplies In the printing line which
. Mr. Moore states in his application
could have been furnished in Idaho.
He bases his action on the law that
NORTHWEST XEYVS.
I been done In Boise and other places.
He took this action In the Interest of
the newspapers of the state generally
and will no doubt have the support of
I the Idaho State Press association.
As the Portland firm is understood
1 to have told county officers they
i would protect them on their official
I bond. It Is supposed the case will go
to the supreme court.
1
California Fig Syrup Co.'s
Genuine
SYRUP of FIGS
?old and recommended by
The Pendleton Dru g Co.
li V. Johnson h;i been appointed
o.-;m.ster at Corvsllis. and G. La
Folleit" f(is!main' u Prlneville.
Mrs. !f Punker. aged 4 year. was
stricken with apnnk-xy at Chehalis.
and i:ty in a coma 41 diys before
de?.h Mine.
Y.'illfarr. Cooper will start a brick
yaM at Council. Maho. and h;is con
tracted t furnish 11 10 worth ft
bri' k t-r the r,w fV-nm i1 school thous
and other buildines- thr-ie.
F. f. Warner, manner of the
Lew istur-SweeUvater Irrigation com
pany, has been arrested at the in
stance of State Clame Varden Har
bauv of Idaho, ch-irged with pollut
ing t-e;nis with sa'-1ut and l"iu
eaus-ne the .lah of fih.
Vuriock McDo.iali. of Klickitat
cour.ty ovns a p-.vf that on AprM 21
gave h'rth to five -live and healthy
lamb. There is no question about
the larobs' maternity, as the ewe had
a z bun Just rrfcre lambing, and
was in a pen ivnt-n that event too1
plare.
Jure 10. 21 and 22 have been st
as dat-s for th" 10015 picnic of th?
Iy'nn Cinty Pioneers association
one's journey naturally terminates,
and to substitute subway loops.
The details of the gigantic scheme
are complex, and many modifications j
.....1 a !.. ton. t.'.-.Kn Vila K.f.,-a
, , , . ... , ... .. to be done In the state If possible. Mr.
it Is complete, but In rough outline It , , ,, . ,
, , , " , , Moore admits that he could not have
is simple enough. Passing under the, . , . . ,.
, , " . , ., done the work, but savs it could have
E.a:u ntlT in iiinre tunnels ime in
which is to have four tracks, subway
trains will run in a double loop
through the lower end of Manhattan
Island and through the shopping dis
trict of Brooklyn around Fu'.ton
street, intersecting in both boroughs
many of the most Important of the
existing lines.
Beginning at North Seventh street
In Williamsburg, a four-track tunnel
will run to the foot of East Fourteenth
street Thence" a four-track subway) Sufferers who say they have tried
w ill run under Fourteenth street to j everything without benefit are the
University Place, w here it will split people we are looking for. We want
into an outer and Inner loop. For the ! them to know from glad experience
former the subway, with only two I that Ely's Cream Balm will cure Cold
tracks now. Is to run west to Ninth j In the Head, Hay Fever and the most
avenue, then, turning south. It will advanced and obstinate forms of Na
pass through Greenwich street and ' sal Catarrh. This remedy acts direct
Washington street to Liberty street. I ly on the Inflamed sensitive mem
Through Liberty street It will be car-1 branes. Cleansing, soothing and heal-
rled across town to William street ng. One trial will convince you of
and down William street to the moutn its healing power. Price 50c. All
of the second tunnel which, starting druggists, or mailed by Ely Bros., SS
at Old Slip, will emerge in Brooklyn ; Warren street. New York.
in Montague street, not far from :
Borough halL I "Brown Hick" Sells for SIO0.
The Inner loop, of two tracks also. . Robprt Henry, the well known cat
is to turn south at University Place, . e nm, horseman haf purchased M,
running tnrougn wooster street to , MpDlina(j-g private driver. Brown
Canal street, whence it will be carried ( Diok ?red by Cautlon. ;:25'. for
eastward again to Centre street andj1600 and Lvnp Grant Copeland s
then south again, and will reach the I drlver. sred by Lynmount 2H1, for
third tunnel at the foot of Maiden ,.,. . th WaMa Walla Statesman.
Buy on Credit!
this $60 Machine for $25
stttcb, doable iea, wii
threading ihottle: baa
automatic bobbin winder
and other latest IroproT.
ment. Thl i the ANTI
TRUST MACHINE. It li
the tame machine afenU
are akinf roui0 for. .All
attach meet go with each
machine. Bold lor only
rath and mnnthlT.
Write TCMT (or free RIMTTWE CITUOCUH thowlnu
tleitant houehnld kinhJi we will "hlnffrelflM
frewld)on Itti famnti-otr new CIEOIT plao.
Govurtz furniturB Company
173-175 Flrat St JUTLAND, OR
Are You
Up to the Hark?
If not feeling as well as you
should, do not make the mis
take of letting your health take
care of itself. Resort to
Beecham's
Pills
Sold Everywhere, In boxes 10c and 25c
Lane. This tunnel will come out at
Mr. Henry purchased
Pineapple street, and a short distance , fnr the use of h,g wlfe
beyond trains running through It will
rejoin the trains on the outer loop,
whose route has already been de-:
scribed. j
After the Junction In the Brooklyn1
half of the subway four tracks will1
run under Willoughby street and Flat-
bush and lAfayette avenues to thej
Hedford avenue extension. Here two!
tracks will be carried straight to;
North Seventh street and the first.
Brown Dick
Mr. McDon
ald shipped tw-o cars of fine horses
to the Sound last night, one car going
to Mr. Henry and the other to Ed
Robblns of Everett. The bulk of the
shipment were draft horses and will
be used In the logging camps.
for m iry years a pioneers" picnic h-ts tunnel to Manhattan. The two others.
forming another outer loop, win oe
carried on to Uu.shwlck avenue, and
will be brought back to North Seventh
street by way of Metropolitan avenue.
These loops will meet 11 lines In
Brooklyn, three of them elevated,,
eight surface lines. In Manhattan
they will cut practically every line
of Importance. Trains are to be run
around the loops In both directions.
been celebrated armu-tlly at Brown
vllle. snd it has come to be a notable
event. The gatherine will be held in
a lautiful grove on the bank of t'ie
Calnpoola river, in North Brownsville.
Lotourelle Falls Is to have a cream
err. Jtepalrs and improvements are
being made on a two-.-torv bulldin?
S0x30 feet. Concrete floors will bt
lintel Pendleton Arrivals,
S. F.. Golden, Portland; H. W. Bur
gess; W. C. Burgess; H. A. Holland,
Spokane; W. D. Owen, New York; V.
O. Hanna, Chicago: B. E. Brooks and
wife, Albany; R. E. Caldwell; J. C.
Lcggett, North Yakima: M. H. Ptttton,
Spokane; P. F. Cutting, San Fran
cisco; Thomas Nester, Portland; J. W.
Dunn, Spokane: George F. Roberts,
Portland: O, C. Edwards and wife;
G. Adams, city: T. B. Wells, Meacham;
J. 1). Riley, St. Paul; Mr. Alexander.
New York: N. B. Krause. Seattle: C.
provided and an engine will be in- The cost of the scheme complete, is M. Smith. Portland: Mrs. E. Turnkey,
stalled with machinery to handle the
product supplied by farmers in th-.-vicinity.
The enterprise Is projected
by Newton Courter, of Latourelle
Fails,
FOR APRIL
estimated by the company at t7.0o.- Spokane: H. F. Wilson, Ontario; E,
000. It is believed that the "carrying Hagen, Chicago; Otte Levy, Kansas
out of this plan will completely ellm- City.
Inate the bridge crush.
UKVIVK "HOLY HOLLERS."
Devil's Island Torture
Is no worse than the terrible case of
! Piles that afflicted me 10 years. Then
Creffleld Comes to Oregon to Start III I was advised to apply Bucklen's Ar-
Vlrinu Work Again.
nlca Salve, and less than a box per-
i an.- r .oil.. -nm. in sneakln of manently cured me, writes L. S. Na
.u .' , -ff,i i,rter of the Pier of Rugles, Ky. Heals all wounds.
"Holy liollers." who has Just reached '
burns and s-res like magic. 25c at
Tallman ft Co., and
Drug do., druggists.
the Pendleton
We have a longer list of better bar
gains than ever Inrlurilnr wheat
lands, stock ranches and city proper-, atrtlatlon and indecency, says: t
ty. Any kind of a business proposition trerneio. ine acounarei no pumr.. A Portland man, F. Manson White,
you want- Samples: 10 acres at It " a lnt. passed through Benton hag a contract for erecting an elght
per acre; will rale wheat or corn: county Saturday, and followed by some rtory huIdln(? ln gan Franc,,co, on
(0 acres broken. One mile from rati- of his former victims. Is again up to Vi-pau street, to supplant the
t 1 ' ol,l trlck ln camP ne"r wld" ! Kohler-Chase building, wrecked by the
Hslf se. tlon in wheat Will raise Port- Ume ne ta Pa"m'" lm- earthquake and burned.
$37 '.0 per ofI on nl 'oonan lonowers a i
Jesus Christ risen from the dead, his c.forBta Prne Wafers.
, resurrection having been his emerg- Tne , ton,c catnart)c, an mvalu
' ence from the state penitentiary. aoje cure for Malaria, Biliousness
Home of his followers are said to ac- Constipation, Nervousness, Catarrh o
cept him as the tisen Christ. i ths Stomach. Bad Breath, Oily Skin
i. t . Sleeplessness. Wind and all Liver
r . r., v ,r1""" l"v '"" "Stomach and Bowel trouble. Tallma
r f P ix. Phone Plack 111 1 by private conveyance from Arlle. & Qo.t C23 Main St., Pendleton, Ore,
, E. O. ItullOItt? Pendleton, Ore. J Polk county, to Wren, Eenton county ioo Wafers ZS Cents.
llerin bushfls t Is j'ear.
sere
E. T. Wade & Son
SWOLLEN VEINS
SPRAINS-STRAINS
Cured by our Hand Woven
Elastic Bands and Stock
ings. tOver-fatness and
weaknesses relieved by
our Abdominal Belts.
Write or Hanks anil book.
'! WOODARD, CLARKE &
j PORTLAND, OREGON
CO.
IRRIGATION Fairbanks-Morse
v Gasoline Engines
One drop of gasoline, nine times more air makes the
power. Expense stops when engine is shut down
SPRAYING PUMPING SAWING GRINDING
" 2 to 50 horse-power. All sizes in stock
Write lor Catalogue anJ Prices : :
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. STttoSSSSS
IF YOU ItriLD
use good materials. They will cost
no more and last twice as long. Let
us know of your wan s and we will
quote figures on the best the market
affords In the line of
Cements,
lime, sand, tile, bricks, etc. And all
building materials of good quality.
Oregon Lumber Yard
NE.n coritT Horse.
Vhone Main 8. Pendleton. Oregon.
A HINT FOU WIVES.
To lessen your own cares please
your husband. An easy way as to his
linen is to send his shirts, collars,
cuffs, handkerchiefs. etc., to "the
Domestic Ijiundry. The work done
here Is so exceptionally good, and In
deliver goods. Postal or 'phone will
be suited. Tou know we call for and
deliver goods. Postal of 'phone will
catch us.
ROBINSON'S DOMESTIC
LAUNDRY
LEGAL BLANKS rL
alogoc of them. A fall supply always kept in stock.
r-M
Friday and
At The
Saturday Specials
FAIR Store
Beginning Friday morning ami muling Saturday night, April 2Mli, wo will make the follow lug
Interesting prices on staple and reliable merchandise, every article guarnutccil to givo the pur
chaser perfect satisfaction or money refunded. (
Good heavy apron check Gingham, 7c kind, for two days only , ,i
Good grade of Calico, all colors, only y
10 pieces of fancy figured Lawn, 10c kind, for two days only j,)
20 pieces of fancy Lawns and I la listen, worth 15c; Friday ami Saturday , J yd
5 pieces of Klniona Silk, extra wide, for two days only (()C
S pieces of Klmona Cloth, fancy patterns for two days only - yd
Domestic Pongee In colors, splendid value, only 4,"C
Cotton Plaid Dress Goods, 25c grade, for two days only 0c 5,1
10 dozen ladles' Hose, 25c grade, on Friday and Saturday , . . , ; J j, ,,r
50 dozen Children's Hose, good quality, all sizes; two days only . . . .' nr
THE PRICES ABOVE ARE GOOD FOR JrST TWO DAYS FRIDAY AND SATTRDAY.
The Fair Department Store
Pendleton
OREGON