East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 19, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES. PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OREGOXIAV, PEXDLETOX. OTIEGOX, SATfRDAl", MAY Ifl, ISO. M. E. E White inn nv.uuM THE DALLES DISTRICT WILD HORSES NOW OX MEETS HERE TCESDAY. THE WAY TO MARKET. CONFERENG ROUND ENDED Friday AT mm u EDGING The 'Pittsburg Perfect" Fences are Welded by Electricity This Is the modern method of construction. The old-time wrap olds moisture, cracks the galvanizing and allows the water to at tack the bare wire. The Pittsburg fence Is llk a solid sheet of perforated steel, thus immu'ie from rust and weakened Joints; come In and investigate It. MR. FARMER, LISTEN NOW! We are authorized by the manufacturers to guarantee That the wires are not Injured at the Joints. That the fence is perfectly adjustable to uneven ground. That the stays will not separate from the strands; and That the fence is all right In every particular. GOODMAN-THOMPSON CO. FISHING TACKLE GENERAL XEWS. Orders for steel railroad rails to be filled by American mills during 190T exceed the entire output of 1905 by 700.000 tons. Cuban militia men engaged in a riot at Las Mengas, Plnar del Rio. Cuba, and three were shot and killed. Several were wounded. Cause of the row not known. r At Enverness, Citrus county. Fla.. Frank Jordan, a negro, was accused of murdering a white peddler named Sweene at Stage Pond. A mob took Jordan from jail and hanged him. It Is stated that Alexander Berk man will take charge of the labor de partment of a daily paper in St. Louis. Berkman was recently dis charged from prison after serving time 14 years for shooting at H. C. Frick. the iron multi-millionaire. An agreement has been reached between the Lake Carriers' assncla tlon and the grain scoopers employed on the steamers of the great lakes. AH the other unions will accept the lake carriers' proposition, which will bring the strike on the lakes to an end. Caleb Powers, now In the Newport. Ky-. Jail, ha been ordered back to the custody of the Kentucky state courts, following the mandate of the federal supreme court. Powers will next be arraigned for his fourth trial for complicity In the murder of William Goebel. HOTEL ARRIVALS. F. Mc O'Con Leslie, Hotel St. George. F. M. Randlett, Portland; J. Naught, Hermlston; Geo. D. nor. Walla Walla; James Walla Walla; J. J. Burns, Portland; J. W. Baker, Portland; A. Peters, Seattle; W. J. Sewell and wife, city; Miss Alma Sewell, city; G. T. Harry, Portland; Walter Little, Ellensburg; C. Williams, Portland; Ed Dupuls, Nolln; L. Simon, Kansas City; F. Hearon, New Tork; J. L. MacDonnell, Fpokane; A. .J. Oood, Portland; John t;. uustavson, t-orirana; uus rj. uus tavson, Portland: J. R. Martin. Port lan.l: Michael Kenny. Heppner; J, M. White. Portland; W. S. Gill. Spo kane: E. C. Olds. Roanoke, Ind.; Mrs. E. J. Nichols. St. Joe, Mo.; Mrs. L. A. Wood. Hiawarha, Kas.; Blanch Cof- lons. Union; K. O. Thompson, Belling- ham; E. Lene, Athena; A. Douglas, Athena; Dr. J. L. Blank and wife, Wleser: Dr. J. L. Blank, jr., Welser. Comprise) Twelve Counties,- All of Which Will He Rciweseuted at Pen. dleton on May 22 Expected That Forty Ministers and Twenty Lay men Will Attend Sessions Comprise Meetlinr of Three Evenings and Two Days All Sedonn at the Thompson Street Churcu. NORTHWEST XEWS. ' A bumper fruit crop is predicted in the Zlllah district this year, where the fruit has set so heavily th.it It must be thinned out. An unknown man held up the N. P. station agent at Auburn. Wash., robbed the company till of 112 and escaped. The agent. G. C. Melvin, re sistd and was shot at and barely missed. At Centralla, Wash., Mrs. D. Salzer accidentally gave her baby morphino tablets Instead of a homeopathic rem edy for a lingering fever, which was also in tablets. The child died from the effects of the morphine, despite all efforts to resuscitate it. H. F. Titus, publisher of the Toledo (Ohio) Socialist, will run a dally pa ner In Caldwell. Idaho, during the trial of Mover. Haywood and Pe'ttl- bone. The antl-unlon labor people are expected to Issue a daily edition of a weekly paper at Caldwell during the trial. Seven" hundred thousand dollars will be expended by Jay P. Graves' In land Empire Runway company In de veloping its power site. 12 miles north west of Spokane on the Spokane river, and the corporation will supply pow er for its electric railway system and Invade the electric light field in Spo kane. A thief who Is said to be an escaped convict from Walla Walla, gained ac cess to the sleeper running between Spokane and Portland, and near Wal lula robbed Charles Sweeney, the Spokane millionaire, of $200 and his clothes. The thief was caught hiding beneath the trap door over the steps at the end of the car. Hotel Pendleton. Miss Carrie SheuTman, San Fran cisco; Mrs. Sheurman, San Francisco; G. A. Bushee. Portland; E. H. Burke, Portland; W. Greenbaum. Chicago; W. L. Tooze, Woodburn; H. J. Miller, Portland; H. Hassman, San Francisco; M. W. Plowman, Portland; A. L. Bring. Spokane; M. G. Poletz, Port land; P. M. Nevius, Seattle; F. E. Freeman, Lectington, Neb.; Geo. Ste vens, Spokane; E. E. True, Spokane; C. C. Simpson, Portland; E. A. Nelson, Portland: A. E. Miller, Portland; C. H. Norrls. La Grande; T. B. Klllin, Portland; Joe Plover, Portland; Mey er Abraham. Portland; Julius Green, Portland: W. D. Deaver. Portland; E. L. Morris, Boise; C. L. Shook, Omaha; J. P. Murphy, Kee, Wis. On Tuesday evening the conference for The Dalles district of the M. E. church north, will be opened at the Thompson Street Methodist church In this city and will be brought to a close on Thursday evening. The Dalles district Is a large one geographically, as It Includes 12 court- ties. At the coming conference, which Is the annual gathering for the dis trict, about 40 ministers will be pres ent, while IB or 20 laymen will be In attendance. The sessions will be open to the general public Among the prominent men from outside the district who will be pres ent are the following: Presiding El der J. D. Gllllland, of La, Grande; Presiding Elder W. W. Van Dusen. of Boise; Rev. M. H. Morrison, of Walts burg: Dr. J. D. Anderson, of Asotin. Wash.: Dr. J. H. Coleman, president of Willamette university; Dr. D. L. Rader, Portland; Rev. E. H. Todd, Tacoma: Rev. John Evans, Athena. The following is the program for the entire conference: Tuesday, May 22. 7:30 p. m. Opening song and prayer service. W. J. Baldwin. g p. m. "Our Educational Inter ests In the Pacific Northwest." Ad dress. Edward H. Todd. S. T. B., John H. Coleman. D. P. U'ednesdnv. Mny 23. ?:S0 a. m. Devotional services and sacrament of the Lord's supper, con ducted by the presiding elder, assisted by the pastor and W. C. Evans. 9:1. a. m. Organization and busl ness session. 9-4 5 n. m. "Habits and Methods cf Study of the Young Minister," Hen ly Brown, P. D. 10:30 a. m. Thoughts on the DIs dpllne "Presiding Elders": Reading chapter vll with comments, Fv.ms. 10:50 a. m. "Pastors": Reading .t,.n(a. virr with comments. A. H. Henry. D. P. 11:10 a. nr. Sermon. B. F. Brown. ; p m. Devotional services, J. W. Ttf.ivps. 2:30 p. m. Examination of candi dates for license to preach. 3 p. m. Studies In the Bible: Ro mans 6:4 and context an Exegesis, W. C. One Tliousaiid Head Sent to Dickinson, X. D. Ranges of Eastern Washing ton Are lrnefloally Stripped of Horses Two Months Hard Riding Is Needed. Eprnta, Wash., May 19. Except for counting the horses and loading them into the enrs, the big round-up which has been in progress In Doug las county for the past thrse or four weeks, Is practically over. A month of hard riding Has taken much of the romance and glamor from the event and while there l still a keen Interest manifested, the "bucka roos" have, to a great extent, drop ped back Into the ordinary range- rid ing life, and are not making the town as lively as they did during the earlier days of the round-up. Two thousand horses secured Inflte- round-up have been herded In three or four bunches for the past few dayB within t few miles of Ephrata. Sunday 1000 head of horses were brought In from the herd ground and counted. They were crowded Into the comparatively small corrals of the railroad' company. So tightly were they packed that It was almost lm possible to distinguish the individual animals; Monday I860 horses were loaded Into the cars to be shipped to Dick enson, N". D. McCarthy A Townsend are the larges tbnyers. This firm owns 600 of the I000 shipped Monday, and the other 4001 are divided among two or three buyers. The shipments to gether will make two tralnloads. They will be turned loose on the North Dakota ranges nnd sold out In small lots to eastern buyers. HIGH SCHOOL KLECTIOX. ALEXANDER'S On Friday, May 25th, we will place on ale everything white in stock at reduced prices. White Cotton Peau-de-Soie, White Cotton Panama, Butchers Linen, India Linon, Persian Lawn, Organ die's, Swiss, Dotted Swiss, Muslin, Etc, Etc All Goods on Display with Price Tickets-no trouble to show goods KEEP IT COOL So raany perishable foodstuffs In the summer time.' Of course It 1b- due t the hot, dry weather. Now. we beliefs we can remedy this for you-and; keep' spotlable dishes palatable for you during the warm-wot. ther, Ku BAtllno- ,.r-i 1 1 nnn tt ruiv annltRrv vj oii-i-'O " j REFRIGERATORS I We have them In' all sixes and cleaned, and' are not Ice eaters. See W' i low Display. prices. Ours are easily Postmaster Roblwd. G. W. Fouts, postmaster at River ton. La., nearly low his life and was robbed of all comfort, according to his letter, which says: "For 2 years had chronic liver complaint, which led to such a severe case of Jaundice that even my finger nails turned yel low; when my doctor prescribed Elec tric Bitters, whleh cured me and have- kept me well for 11 years." Sure cure for Biliousness, Neuralgia. Weakness. and all Stomach, Liver,, Kidney and Bladder derangements. A wonderful Tonic. At Tallman & Co.'s and Pen dleton Drue company drug stores, 50- cents. Why take a dozen things to cure that couth? Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar allays the congestion, (tops that tickling, drives the cold out through your bowels. Sold by Tall- man ft Co. Addresses of Voters for Sale. Registration of voters closes on May 15. On the 17th I win nave ior sale typewritten copies arranged al nhsbetlcallv and by precincts, wltn postofflce address of every registered voter In Umatilla county. This strict ly up-to-date list will prove of value to merchants and politicians. Order now. Price. 15. Prof. E. M. Church III, proprietor Business college, Pen Cheap Lands We have a longer list of better bar gains than ever. Including wheat lands, stock ranches and city proper ty. We have some good business prop ositions to offer. 1600 acres with running water; nine timber: ral:-es abundance of tim othy wild hay and grain. Plenty of outside range. Excellent cattle ranch. 15 per acre. 6009 acres, half being profitable wheat land. J7.00 per "-'re. Call on ' tv- ( E. T- Wade & Son Phone Black 2111 Dcntlis From Appendicitis. Decrease in the same ratio that th use of Dr. King's New Life Pills In creases. They save you from dange and bring quick and painless release from constipation and the Ills growing out of It. Strength and vigor always follow their use. Guaranteed by Tall man & Co., and Pendleton Drug com pany, druggists. 25c; try them. School Money Received. The sum of $12,017.38, representln Columbia county's proportion of the state school money, has been received i fnnntv Treasurer Alcorn. This annortlonment - was for the three months ending April 80, and was on of the largest quarterly dividends th county has ever received. Dayton Courier-Press. P. O. Box. 324. , L. O. Uuildlu; Pendleton, Ore. A torpid. Inactive liver can produo more bodily Ills than almost anything else. It Is good to clean the system out occasionally. Stir the liver and pet Into shape generally. The best results are derived from the use DeWltts' Little Early Risers. Relia ble, effective, pleasant pills with reputation. Never gripe. Sold Tallman & Co. The Snrnv Courier savs that sal mon are 111 running In the Joh Day, nnd the heaviest catches of the season have hepn made this week Several persons nave onught 25 or 30 In a few hours, and they are said to be of exceptional quality. All the Officers Elected Are Members of the Junior Lrncue. At the high school yesterday after noon a meeting of the student body was held for the. purpose of electing officers. The following were chosen: Dave Hill, president;. Juvlna Stan field, vice-president; Mabel Elder, secretary, and Cliff Turner, treasurer. All of the officers-elect are mem bers of the Junior class, ami they were elected after a close contest which was waged upon class lines. William De Weese. 3:5 p. m. Sermon, Kaipn i.. Mnrcfi. 4:30 p. m. Dlpcipnrmry -require ments. (1) Report of dlstrrct ny presiains elder: (21 Reports from pastors. 7:30' p. m. Song and praise serv ice. A. A. Luce. c m, "The Cultivated man. ad dress, A. H. Henry D. 'D. Thiirdny. Mny si 8:30 a. m. Morning prayers, con ducted by T. W. Atkinson. 9 a. m. Further tnougnis on i" discipline: "The yuarteriy ence." Presiding Elder. 9:20 a. m. "The Pastors t-ropn Organization and Oversight or his Church,"- A. A. Luce-. in n m. Informing ourselves m moihnds of bringing young men to the hh nnd leading them to the cross: "The Young Men's Class in sao- K.,h Srhool." Mrs. Robert Warner. (2) Dr. A. H. Henry tells aooui m,.. Mon' n vie tjinn in wiuii.ii Vnltlma. tl a. m. Additional disciplinary re ports: 11:15 Sermon, w. r. Jinnm. 2 p. m. Devotional services, D. S R. Walker. , 9-n n m. Minute business. J'- m. "The Holy Ghost His Mission and Power In the World To day," Perry Chandler. n. m. Sermon, n. u. rwiuw.ii 4-30 p. m. Business session: MIs- itnnpous matters. 7:30 p. m. Song and praise service, C. T. Cook. g p, m, "Our Fubllsning internum, .j,i.ms n t.. i inner, u. u. The committee having general charge of the program for the con- f.nn rons sts of Walton pmipwuiu. imn. illun T.uce and Robert Warner, pastor of the Thompson Street Meth odist church. Divorce Granted In the circuit court yesterday Judge W. R. Ellis granted" a divorce to Frederick W. Goom from Flora M. Goom. Peter West was- the attor ney for plaintiff. See that your druggist gives you no Imitation when you ask for Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. the original laxative cough syrup. Tallman A Co. BAKER &. FOLSOM FURNITURE AND CARPBT3- -OPPOSITE POSTOFFICH. WALLA WALLA RACE MEET. Largo Number of Entries Made for the Full Meeting. Fntrles for the 2:17 trot, 2:12 pace and 2-year-old trot, three events on the program of races to ne neio uur inn- the annual fair and race meet thli full, closed yesterday with a fine .irm r.t horses from all over the country, says the Walla Walla Stales man. Secretary van ue wacwr this morning that the entries received In the early closing stake races is in dleatlve of one of the biggest aggra vations of fast horses on a northwest track being In Walla Walla this fall "An unusual number of fast Call fornla horses are being entered In the early closing stakes," Secretary van De Water said this mornln gin speak Inn of the outlook for the race meet this fall. "As the racing game Is tiractlcallv killed In California this season, owing to the San Franclsc disaster, we arc expecting an unusual lv large entry list from Callfornl horsemen. Car aftor car of southern hordes are arriving In Seattle and probably SO per cent of these will be seen In Walla Walla this fall." The executive committee ot the Walla Walla County Fair association will meet on next Thursday and award the contract for the erection of the new exhibition pavilion that will be built at the fair grounds this summer SUMMER. SCHOOL MONMOUTH STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. June 2" to August 7 and! August 13 to September 7. First six week devoted to special preparation for ca-unty and state examinations. Regular Normal subjects and Methods also. Last four weeks a continuation of Normal Instruction and special attention to Primary Methods with model pupil classes. FACULTY OF OVER TWENTY INSTRUCTORS. Regular Normal Faculty, assisted by noted college and public school edu cators. Tuition: First term, $7.B0; second term, $5. For catclog, summer school circular o other Information write to PRES. E. D. RESSLER. Mo nmouth. Oregon. THE SUN Is paint's greatest enemy he blisters, burns, bakes, scorches and shrivels It up so. That's the reason we have picked out for our trade a paint that's a sun reslstnr, and ' a sun defler. There's1 another defler hereabouts our price, which defies competition. W. C. HOBSON For. COUNTY CLERE. I stand for Reduction of Taxes. Prevention of Graft. A Square Deal for All. See C. SHARP 2t)5 E. Court Street. Phono Red 3131 THE POPULAR PLACE" 70 EAT IW THE All! Kinds of Lumber for all kinds of purposes, are not found In every yard. Whatever your wants may be In Lumber and Building Mathrials come here and let us give you an es timate. We can save you money. quality considered. Oregon Lumber Yard NEAR COURT HOUSE. 'Phone Main 8. Pendleton. Oregon. The Restaurant Everything served flmt-DUMS. Rest regular meals In. Pendle ton fur 25 aenta. SHORT ORDERS A SPECIALTY. Polydore Moens, Prop. "STOP IT" Do not continue to pay rent for the balance of your life, but buy nnd build a placo of your own. - We will sell you property In any part of the city, or will loan you the money to build, on the monthly Instalment plan,. Frank B. Clopton & Co. 112 EAST COURT ST. . , : Yimm 1 22 ;iv- a I 7w . -GMC'XixU.: i iiiSSri&A A Lesson in Laundry Work i - t ' ' ' we give to our help, and teach them the necessity of care In the launder- s lng of f.no linen, that goes a grout way In preserving the fabrics Bent here for renovation. Anything com ing from the Domestic laundry will always be found In perfect condition and beautiful In both color and fin ish.. ';' Domestic Steam Laundry; Manufacturers of ConUnitmcnt. ,T. V. RORIXSOV, Prop. " 'PHONE MAIN 00.