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PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OV. GOXIAX. PENDLETON, OHEGON, THURSDAY. JUNE 21, 1000. EIGHT PAGES. , - 1 1 1 mil f TTTTTTTTTTl TTTT W V v Fl ood Sale CONTINUES Goods are going at prices that suit the sharpest, closest buyer. Cut Prices all over the Store j The Fair Store I I I I 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 GENERALNEVS. I Alaskan coast at latitude 54, longi- tude 16S. It Is near the Island of The champion Ions distance swim-1 Boroslov. which was created In the mer of the world Is Miss Annette Kel- n manner, according to Russian lerman. an Australian, who lately . chroniclers, just 100 years ago. swam over IS miles without a stop. ! Dr. W. F. Freeman and his 3-year-at Vienna. ! ol(i 80n- have suddenly disappeared .pecial term of the criminal from, or at least at. Portland, and branch of the federal circuit court .Mrs. Freeman, who Is distracted, says win meet at New York June 29 for that $1000 cash went with her hus- uiiMii. fMie insists uieie nils uetfii no ' domestic Infelicity whatever, and to the 'rial of Indicted officials ot tne sug:ir and tobacco trusts. At P.lgn. Russia. Ansa Zedln. a pea-ant who turned state's evidence ' and whose testimony hung seven rev olutionists, was assassinated by un known parties who stabbed him to death. The Mnglc over the affairs of Bank er Walsh, of Chicago, has resulted In the tif up of SS.OOO.O'IO cash, of which J2.Sno.nno belongs to three banks not otherwise involved, but which nre col lectively losing Jno.nno interest per month on the funds mentioned. Th'e Italian government is confi dently expected to very oon entirely exclude American meats from that country, though such action is al most superfluous, as the trade has al most ceased, anyhow. Argentine will set the benefit. C. W. 'Woodruff, of Redlands. was found at the bottom of a well near PerrW. Cal.. with his back broken, his sku'l crushed, and otherwise bad ly bruised. He was unconscious and died ehout noon. The coroner's jury breueht In' a verdict of accidental death. The militia bill, which finally pass ed Coi, Kress, will double the annual i.ilotment to various states for their nation;,! guard, t'nder the new ap- j portlotiment Oregon will receive 15.- ,IO,el M- 'w,r- 95S: Washington J19.94T. and Idaho W. W. Irving. Portland: J. A. AMI $11.A4. This annual apportionment son. Portland: F. J. Gardner., Port will begin July 1, 1906. jland: O. L. Richardson, Portland: H. Mount Sangay is the most active E- Emery. Spokane: Pete Sheridan volcano in the world. It Is situated"1 r-lno; wn. ronmna In Ecuador, Is 17.120 feet in height, and has been In constant activity since 1728. The sounds of Its eruptions are sometime heard In Quito. 150 miles distant, and once 267 reports were Spokane: C. F. Bartholomew, counted In one day, be completely mystified. Although Cons county, as a whole, went "wet" at the recent election, 13 precincts out of the total 29 In the county voted "dry." and the county court held a special session and or dered the saloons closed In these 15 precincts. Including Coqullle, Bandon and Myrtle Point. Johnny Hill, alias Tackum, other wise known as Sook Sals, alleged murderer of Charlfs Newell, and con sidered by the British Columbia police a notorious desperado, has been cap tured. He was caught while asleep by Provincial Constable Jones In the woods not far from the eene of the killing of Xewell. William Vandervoc and Cleveland Brown were drowned at St. Anthony Idaho. Vandervoc was manager of the electric llcht company and presi dent of the Ashton townsite company. The other victim was a young man in his employ. They were crossing the Snake river, which flows through the town. Their boat was loaded with . wire. It struck a snag and war cap ' slzpd. turning over. E PROBLEMS of the Interior department, by which he can proceed to select lands in lieu thereof. STATE HOARD HEALTH ADDS TO INTRICACIES. Washington Cities May He Compelled to Resort to tlio Septic Tank n the Only Way Out of the Trouble North Ynklma Would Spend $3000 In This Way Should It Re Found Ntxvsxiry to Do So Vancouver, 11. C Already I'sos the Tank System. HOTEL ARRIVALS. NORTHWEST NEWS. R. T. Sweeney, Portland: F. D. Wool ly, Portland; J. J. Hogan. Portland; E. J. Brown, Walla Walla: George O'Connor, La Grande; W. J. Bland. Port land; B. K. Boeb, Helena: Chnrles M. Lance. Spokane: O. O. Smith, Spo ! kane; Joe W. Baker, Portland; Geo. I BcGilvery, Spokane; F. H. Stocker, 1 Pan Francisco: B. H. Trumbell. Port- It is now stated that Senator Hey-; land; H. N. Dllley, Omnha J. H burn has practically recovered from ' Bush, Kansas City; G. F. Connell his recent severe and protracted 111-' Memphis: James O. Sullivan. La riess. He is In Washington. I Grande; William Sewell, city; W. D. The city council of Astoria will pre-' Leavltt. Pocatello. pare a list of proposed amendments to the city charter, for submission to the voters of the place next December. note! Pendleton. D. L. Shaw. Washington; O. T. Wll Hams. Walla Walla: F. S. Campbell, Charles Miller, aged 28 years, whose San Jose; Mrs. A. C. Kirk, La Grande adopted mother and brother live In Anna E. Kirk, Portland; F. H. Stock Weier. was crushed to death at a er, Portland; B. H. Trumbull, Port- sawmill near Cambridge, in the north- land; A. Livingstone. Portland; U. B ern part of Washington county, while Miller and wife, Portland; H. J. Mil- moving a pile of sawlogs. ler, Portland; R. E. Paddock, Port- tk .m. ha. affirmed th,. i land: A. H. Rohrer. Portland: C. According to the following from tho Yakima Republic, the sewage problem bids fair to be an acute one In all the cities of Washington ere long. The state board of health will at an early date take steps to prevent the cities from running sewage Into the fresh water streams. If the plans of the board are carried out the city of North Yakima will have to spend about J3000 to correct Its present method of getting rid of Its sewage, which flows into the Yakima river and all the other cities along the stream and In other parts of the state will have to correct the same abuses. The state board Is preparing to take steps to carry out the law In this rigard and those cities that do not comply with the request of the board will be tnandamused to compel them to comply. As a means of starting the movement. Dr. J. M. Semple, of Spo kane, president of the board, and Dr. P. Frank, of this place, secretary. have gone to Vancouver, B. C. to In spect a tank that has been built there for the disposal of sewage. This tank is the latest method of getting rid of the solid matter in the sewage from cities. By this system the sewage runs into the tank end the liquid is separated from the solids'. The so'lds are converted Into a fertil izer that will bring in a srnod revenue to the city adopting the system. The liquid is then made septic. The board will take steps against all the cities of the state where the sew age from the same run Into the fresh water streams. All the large and small towns along the Yakima will have to provide means of getting rid of their sewage. Walla Walla, Spo kane and every other city In eastern Washington will come under the new ruling of the board, while the cities of the coast with a few exceptions, will be exempt on account of the sewage from the coast cltl?s running into the sound t other salt water bodies. There will probably be ho objec tions raised by the present administra tion of the cltv to carry out the plan of the board. Mayor Reed Is In favor of It and several of the rnuncllmen will sunport him. The proposed nc tinn of the state board Is for the good of the people of the whole state. With less pollution in the streams the pos- ibllity of epidemics of diseases will be reduced to a minimum. A great amount of sewage runs Into the Yakima river from this city. The river water Is used by all the Inhabi tants below this place for Irrigation nd domestic purposes. With the water died with sewage from a city this ize It becomes filthy and unfit for domestic purposes. By the establish ment of the sewage tank as It Is used t Vancouver the city will not be lia ble to prosecution by the people below who use the water. City Attorney Forsyth was seen to day and aked about' the power of the state board to enforce Its rules against polluting streams from sewage from cities. He said: The board of health has full powers under the law of the state to take- such steps as are contemplated for maintaining the purity of the fresh water streams. But there Is no reason why the cltv of North Yakima or any other city should oppose the matter, There Is no reason why the people living nelow us shculd drink water that Is polluted by the filth from our city. The best thing for anv cltv or town to do is to provide one of the septic tanks far the disposal of the sewage." The Laal Versailles llourbon. There Is tit Versailles au oruuge tree some fire centuries, old. This tree, which was taken from Koutnluobleau ot Versailles on the completion of the orangery, was already famous undei the title of the Gratia I'.ourliou. Ac cording to tradition, tlio- tree had been planted In HJ1 by a rrinoess of Na varre and after several cIuiukos of ow.ierx uamc into Ike possess lou of Francois I., by whom It was placed at Fo:itnliulihnu. When It reached Ver sailles the king cam,e to visit It, and two grand llourlior.s wore thou face to face. The mini passed, and eveu hit bones, torn front their tomb at 8L Penis and fWed Into a trench, have perished. Not a pinch of his dust re mains. But the tree lives and blooms and lienre fruit, the only Bourbon at Versailles, serene. Invincible, enthron ed. Farmer's Versailles. In Darkest Africa. A weird tale of witchcraft comes fro in tlio Interior of Africa. A recent trial at the Lilongwe court proved that native womau killed by a lion bad been partly eaten by another native who was accused of Impersonating the lion. The prisoner coufesaed freely that be bad eaten of the woman's dead body, the excuse being that he had pur chased from a "witch doctor" a medi cine which enabled him to turn iuto a Uon at will In other words, to' indulge In cannibalism in Its lowest form aa the mood took him. A Waterapont. A scientist says of a waterspout that passed over a certain district in France: "Its passage was accompanied with a sound which is described as resem bling that of a battery of artillery drawn on the gallop over a paved street. At the base of an extended nimbus hung the reversed cone charac teristic of phenomena of this kind. A strong wind was then blowing from the south-southwest. The waterspout was preceded by a storm and followed by a shower." i Here's Money Saved Means a great deal when the garment is of the KAYSER make f f $ t We have over-stocked on. summer underwear, here is a chance to supply yourself with the best all hand-made yokes, sleeveless vest, in the market, at wholesale prices. Do not miss this sale - - -See window display all vests with prices on them ALEXANDER'S Prepare for tbe Big Celebration July 4th, in Pendleton- ; 1ud?ment of the lower courts, and Fred Pond must hang for the murder of Charles Daly, at Boise. The mur was at the instigation of Daly's wife, who Is serving a life sentence for the crime. The prospects now are that the ap pointment of James Wlckersham as federal Judge of the district court of Alaska will not be confirmed at this Rlngler. Portland; E. H. Burke, Port land: E. C. Jorgensen, Portland; H, M. Hunt. Walla Walla: J. H. Prolgo, Walla Walla: A. J. MacArthur. Spo kane; J. C. Frisk, St. Louis; F. O'Hire. La Ofande: L. Loheman. Salt Lake; William Maher, Portland. 1100 Reward, S100. The readers of this oaner will be pleased to learn that there la at least one dreaded session of the senate. Roosevelt sticks diseases that science has been able to cure . . ... ,,, ,u, - in ai its srairps, sno inai is i.atarrn. unii i to him and will give him another re- Catarrh Cor" ,,' the onl pnKitiyt cure no. ceHs appointment. William Cochran ly positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh , , being ft constitutional dlacaae. requires tin --mieijii ui ..,,,, .. i 11. ir. I'.,.,rh King county. Washington, shot and i Cure Is taken internally, acting dlrectlr killed Thomas Sharkey at the latter' , "poa the blond and murous aiirfares of the V,r. , r,'t!,l I. 11, f 1. . I lira, VT" - .............. . lal fU.'irrel. The two men were cro nies for years. Cochran delivered himself up at once . J. R. P.lnns, formerly a lieutenant in the regular army, suicided by jumping overboard from the Ohio on the way from Nome to Peattle. He had lived In Nome three years and was returning to the states for treat ment for a brain trouble. A submarine ojptlon ivateni. thereoj n of disease, and giving the patient strentrtb by building up the constitution and assist ing nature In uolnff Its work. The pro prietors have ao much fnlth In its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dol Tars for any case that It falls to cure. Bend for Hat of testimonials Address : F. J. CHKNKY 4c CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all dnieirlsta. 75c. Take Hall's Family I'llla for constipation threw up a small Island off the Notice. Sealed bids are Invited by the coun tv court nf TTmatilla countv. Oregon, tu recently ; bg f)e(1 wlth tha county clerk on or DR. CRAY'S English Kidney Tabules A Guaranteed Cure. For all diseases arising from dls r ders of r KIDNEYS AND BLADDER. " r.'eak or lame back, backache, - scalding, scanty and highly colored urine, congestion of the kidneys. In flammation of the bladder un, all troubles of the urinary system. " r. Seller Gray, London, B. C. The Pendleton Drug Co. Agents 50c per box. Two Archbishops. The archbishop of Canterbury Is prl. mate of nil England and therefore takes precedence of the archbishop of York, who Is only "primate of Eng land." This very, nice distinction was niade several centuries agn on account of a very bitter dispute arising between the two functionaries ns to which should precede the other. The matter was settled by conferring precedence upon the archbishop of Canterbury, the two titles being also bestowed nt the same time. Change of Business. C. E. BOWLSUT, nAS FTKCIIASED THE BISIXESS OF 3. HARD'WICK, PAWNBROKER AND MONEY IjOAXER. Ho would like to have all tils frlcndu call and see him In the Bowman building, ll Raatrond street. Musical Instruments, blcj'cles, guns and all kind of second hand Instruments! bought and sold. Diamonds a siwdally. Money loaned on all articles of value. C. E. BOWLSBY To Replace those that were Spoiled Aro your carpet ruined? If so, now is your chance to secure a new one at a bargain. Your might be nblo to clean the old one. but It would never look as nice aa it did It would have the appearance of an old, faded, second-hand article. Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Linoleum BAKER & FOLSOM The Australian Satlve. For hundreds of years, perhaps tbou 'snnds, the Australian black has accept ed the doctrine of a Trinity in heaven and the theory of evolution. In some respects lie Is far superior to his civi lized contemporary, out he curls him self around like u dog mid sinks to leep on the bare ground ut sunset In the dark be Is a veritable cownrd. . What Happens. In a written examination ou physlcM geography one of tlio questions was: "What happens when there is an eclipse of the moon?" A boy with rather an admirable knack of getting out of a difficulty wrote the following answer: "A great many people come out to look at It." London Answers. Precaution. Brlggs Does your wife lough when you tell her a funny story? Braggs Oh, yes! I always tell her beforehand that It U funny. Hold on, hold fast, hold out tlence Is genius. l'.uffon. Ex-Kansans will organize a society at Yakima. Both town and county have a large proportion of "Jnyhawk- ers." GRAFTIXn WASHINGTON. before the 25th day of June, 1906, at 2 o'clock p. m., for two bridges to be constructed across the Umatilla river, one at Echo. Oregon, and the other Just east of the city limits of the city of Pendleton, Oregon, said bridges to be constructed according to plans an specifications furnished by the county clerk upon application. The commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Dated this 11th day of June, 1006. FRANK SALINO, County Clerk. Constipation makes the cold drag along. Get It out of you. Take Ken nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrap. Contains no oplatea Tallman ft Co. Stnlc Claims That Land In Being Taken From School Children. That the secretary cf the Interior, other federal officials and congress are robbing the state of Washington, and the common schools of thousands of acres of lands, distinctly granted by the enabling act. Is charged by Ptate Land ( ommlsslnner K. W. Ross in a letter to Representative W. L. Jones, says an Olymola dispatch. Instances are cited of this "rob bery," and the prediction Is made that the state will be robbed of between 300.000 and BOO, 000 acres of Its grant ed lands without opportunity to secure lieu selections. Is the report that comes from Olympla. The manner In which Jhe Interior department Is alleged to stand In with fraudulent entries while the state is forced to n red tape routine to Its disadvantage Is also referred to. Land Commissioner Ross' letter Is In reply to one received from Con gressman Jones requesting the land department nf the state to waive claim to a certain tract of 160 acres of land In Chehalls connlv, fur which the Interior department desires to Issue patent to one Hogan Hansen, son of Christopher Hansen, deceased, who settled on the land In 1890 when It was nnsurveyed, and remained there until his death In 1893, when his son settled on the claim, where he has resided ever since. The Interior department points out, through Congressman Jones, that Hansen's equities In the land nre very strong: thnt the government desires to Issue him a patent to the claim, and that If the state will release Its claim to this land, the Interior department will approve a lieu selection by the state In place of this particular tract Land Commissioner Ross says he cannot see his way clear, In the Inter est nf this state, to release this land to entry, but will do so If any way can be pointed out, under the rules Uric Add and Gravel Are caused by the Kidneys being unable to properly filter the impurities from the blood. Irving s Buchu wat ers are the only sure remedy for this condition; they cleanse the kidneys from all worn out material, build up the shrunken walls ot the kidneys and prevent the formation of the uric Acid. Sold at 60c a box by Tallman St Co.. 623 Main St. Pendleton. Oregon. FURNITURE AND CARPETS- -OPPOSITB I'OSTOFFICE. HOUSES OUT Or SHAPE. Sounds funny, doesn't It? But you have seen th- ; warped, settled and shrunken. Poor Lutubor Is the cause of It. Houses built of sound, well-seasoned Lumber, like we sell, keep their shape. . Remember this when making your next purchase. Oregon Lumber Yard NEAR COURT HOUSE. 'Phone Main 8. Pendleton, Oregon. Insure with companies that pay dollar for dollar. All of our companies are doing It. Frank B. Clopton & Co. Represent the following companies; London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. North British ft Mercantile Insurance Co. Royal Insurance Co. New York Underwriters' Agency. Alliance Assurance Co. e e e Camping Outfits Parties wishing to secure camping outfits, for the summer's vacation, such as TENTS CAMP STOVES COOKINO UTENSILS Should see my line before buying, as : uu ma:- get them here at the minimum cost. V. Stroble Cheapest Prices In Pendleton. 210 East Court. ' Meat that Meets Your Approval At our market you get prompt and courteous attention. We keep and sell only the best meat and lard. And another thing, It gets to your home on time. . Empire Meat Co. .'Phone Main 18. e eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee e e MrsaSawtelle's Turkish Bath Parlors " BOTH LADIES AND GENTLHMEN TL cJVTED. TURKISH BATHS. I FOMENTATION, ELECTRIC BATHS, I MASSAGE COMPLETE, , SdeutHk) Chiropodist It. attend- SALT GLOW, once, LADIES' HOURS 8:30 a. m, to 8:30 p. m., with lady attend- .in. uc.iio iiuuaa o:ou p. m. to 7 a. m., with gentleman iciiuuiii. v. v r.n uunraiiu liAUNDRY PARLOR 'PHONE RED 3802. RESIDENCE 'PHONE RED 2102, t- .4VeeaaaatttMttttttt Byers' Best Flour ; li maat from tne choicest wheat that grcn-a. a0Od bread la m sured w cn 3T12R8' BEST FLOUR la used. Bran, Shorts, Boiled Barley always on hand. Steam PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. & BYERS, Pror Motor. CHIROPODY Manicuring, Halrdresslng Mas sage. Outside calls a specialty. Miss Grace Hudson 'Phone Main (2, Bowman Hotel. Walters' flouring Mills Capacity, ISO barrels a day. Flour exchanged for wheat JTleur, lllll Feed, Chopped to., always en hand. Feeil, The East OreRonlan la Eastern Ora. ton's representative paper, it lead and the people appreciate It and show It by their liberal patronage. It tj ine auTenising medium of this I
