East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 06, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. n vitfRrrrwkv.4:Wc;:'WlfcJ.v.iJt. r.r.E mo. DAILY EAST OT. GOMAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, I'RIPW. JULY 8. 1908. EIGHT PAGES. 0 FTT-WWWWWVW -w WWW-WWW w-w--ww SaS THE Kl SH lR WEARABLES EOH THE 1XH RTH HAS l.EET I S WITH A Xl JIIU.lt Ol' BROKEN LINKS. AM) THESE (!IS AMI ENDS MIST ALL HE CLEANER OUT AT ONCE. NOTE THE l-'.XTRAORRI-X AHY PRICKS BELOW: 11 Silk Waists. In colors, some slightly soiled, and nil In medium sixes, at less than Half Price Prices now run $1.48, $1.98, $2.48 and $2.98 Remnants of Summer Goods Lawns, Batiste. Prints and Silks at Your Own Price Colored Shirt Waists, at a RIC! SAC RIFICE. These are Just what you want for hot weather working waists. The prices will be no low you can't afford to NOT Rl'Y. MILLINERY All Indies' and Misses' Dress Hats at exactly HALF the regulur price. $1.00 HATS 1R $2.00 $3.00 HATS rXU $1.50 sa.so hats for $ 1 .25 $2.00 HATS FOR $ 1 .00 YOUR MONEY' WILL GO TWICE AS FAR XOW. COME AXD SEE. THE FAIR. DEPT. STORE, GEXKRAL XEWS. The three-masted schooner Ella G. Eells. struck u rock at the entrance of Machlas bay. on the coast of Maine and went down, her crew of five men being drowned. A sailor of the Sylph, Roosevelt'? private yacht, while ashore at Oyster Bay. was stabbed by an Italian. He was ba lly, though not necessarily fa tally Injured. The row originated by the sailor throwing; a bunch of lighted firecrackers among a group of Ital ians. All hands were drinking. The equipment bureau of the Unit ed states navy and army, states that the additional star representing Okla homa the 46th state will not be added to government flags and en signs until July 1. 1907. After that date it will appear on all government flag emblems. AUU-n H. Weed and Thomas J. Mc , Avoy. trading as E. R. Hawkins & Co.. manufacturers of woolen goods, at Philadelphia, were on July 4 declared voluntary bankrupts in the United States di.-trict court. Liabilities are given nt $944.0 and assets at $ii32.-; OuO. ' A gang of drunken men and boys ':red a volley with pistols and target guns at an excursion steamer on the! Hudson river, a few .miles above New York. A dozen persons were wound el. Not one of the perpetrators of the outrage, all of whom were on a pier at Highland Beach, could be ap prehended. The Canadian government has en tered upon a systematic plan of re tiring all American silver money. The method Is for all the banks to take in In the ordinary course of business all the genuine stuff they can get hold of. It Is then melted down by the Canadian government, which redeems it with Dominion money. . One of the most widely traveled men in the world was Prof. Henry A. Ward, who was killed in an automo bile accident at Buffalo, a few days ago. His travels were mainly for the purpose of collecting meteorites, and he owned the largest collection in the world, excepting those the property nf the German and Austrian govern ments. At least six and possibly double that number of lives were lost as the re sult of the collapse of a boat landing platform at Manawa Lake, near Oma ha, the night of July 4. The dead whose bodies have been recovered are: Lena Rosenblum, Omaha; Bessie Hy land. Omaha; Mary West, Council Bluffs; Mary Looney. South Omaha; Mary Sheehan, Omaha; Scott E. Huff, Omarfa. SOUTHWEST SEWS. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Forty-eight drunks were run In 'at Portland on July Fourth. The steward of the British ship Australasia, lying at Port Townsend, is dead from drinking poisoned whis key intended for Captain Hughes. Only one fire occurred in Portland on July 4, which the fire department avers is the best record for that city In many years. It was lnslglnlfcant, an old shack at the corner of Fourth and Ash being the victim. It Ignited from a bunch of firecrackers thrown upon the roof. The grandstand at Natatorlum park, a Spokane pleasure resort, burned on July 4, in an incredibly short space of time. The crowd had just filed out. Several ball players! in the dressing rooms underneath the j stand were scorched. Loss, about noil, w hich includes fireworks valued i at $luu stored beneath the slain!. j At Portland on July 4 Gordon Al- leu. aged 19. was drowned in the Vil- lamcltc. while bathing. Kriien' Schtneer. Fred Phillips, George Lit-I ton and Tony Kwannicwskl were In-! juied by falling off or in front of1 street cars. These comprise all the ; Fourth of July accidents In that city. Hotel Pendleton. T. B. Killin. Portland; June Cotner, La Grande; 13. MacLane, Chicago J. A. Cooke, San Francisco; 11. Vance, Seattle; Florence Perrlng; W. SIn ers. Snokane: E. G. Garfield, Walla Walla; Mrs. W. Foster. Walla Walla; A. O. Nelson and wife. Portland; R I C. Smith. Chicago; H. Hartman and wife. Bellinghnm; C. K. Bland, Her mlston: Thus. Nester. Portland; Flora May; N. L. Malble. Gladstone. Mich. John Sullivan. Spokane: J. W. Buck ley. Baker City; C. E. Elliott. Mllwau kee; F. F. Sellgman, Milwaukee; C, H. Senior. Kansas City; J. T. Manning, Cleveland; E. M. O'Brien, Chicago William Custer. Chicago; C. W Young. Portland; J. Fitigerald. Port land: F. Welden. Portland. Hotel St. George. COMMENDS STATE JUTE MILL WASHINGTON' MAX I'HGES ACTION' IX OREGON'. W. 11. .Mead, Superintendent of the .Into Mill ill the Valla Walla Peni tentiary, Writes Entertainingly of Washington's Plant Owl of Plant Willi One Year's Supply of Jute Wus $17.1,000 Sure Means of Se curing Cheap Sucks. 01 PRICE SALE Ladies' Gowns French Styles, worth $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 on sale at one uniform price $1.00 V. Thompson. Salt Lake; B. H Tiumbell. Portland: F. A. Yates. Her miston; John A. Clark. Portland: D. L. Roscnfield. San Francisco; Caro line Allen. Adams; F. McBride, Seat tle: L. R. Calvert. Seattle; R. Shaw, city: A. L. Purcell. Weston; P. C. Comstock. Weston; A. P. Kellogg, Athena: A. T. Adams. Chicago: J. M. f'.orrv. St. Louis: Edward McLane, ii-hlcnirn: M. O. Cohn. St. Joe: E. L. I Rltsan. Boston; P. A. Worthlngtnn. Portland: V. L. Arehambeau. Port Barled t Torchlight. , hmv p n Atkinson. Portland: John Allertoa Hall was upward of fout j naPi?han. 'W Brighton: S. Har ceuturles the property and residence of j m.,n KiKin: J. Conche. Enterprise: J. the Kltchlnginan family. It was tbt Allen. Enterprise; L. W. Ruby. En largest and most ancient mansion In ! terprise; W. E. Stevens. Rotine; Fred Th orsi cruslu hurt was Litton, whose leg .1. C. Howard. San Francisco; c. I-., l am ernoon. Echo; Fred r. Hamilton Port land: H. P.. Cnlderhead. Walla Walli; P. G. Kennedy. Portland: W. Florence. Chicago: Eil ward Stoffer. Spokane; C. G. Ilolcomb. Walla Walla: S. O. Hoov er. W.illn Walla; A. E. Eberhrrrt. Walla Widla. 1IEXFY IX POHTLAMI. Chupeltown, consisting of about sixty rooms, with gardens and pleasure ; grounds. The Kltrliingiiuin family for 1 upward of 400 years were carried from j this hail by torchllBlit to be interred In ! the choir of St Peter's church in Leeds. I At the Interment of any of the family I the great chandelier, consisting of thlr- j ty-six branches, was always lighted , In the year 1710 Robert KltchingmaB died May 7, aged 100 years. He or- " . . dered his bod, to be buried with torch-1 1 ""'1 Pro-editor Ready fr the lights at Chapel Allerton. He was In-I TrlhR tarred on May 10, when 100 torcba ; Francis J. Heney. former United were carried. The room where th states restrict attorney for Oregon, body was laid was hung with black, ! and noted prosecutor of land thieves, and a velvet pall, with escutcheons, j has arrived in Portland, say the Ore wa. hni l tbo chief irentrv. The gon Dally Journal. Hr came alone n.iiher hurl nil scarf, biscuits and ' anil was met by United States District " " , sack; the whole company had gloves. The East Oregonlan has Just re ceived a letter from W. H. Meads, superintendent of the jute mill at the Walla Walla penitentiary. Mr. Meads commends rile movement of the farmers of Umatilla county to secure a state Jute mill, and gives much valuable Information on the subject. His Interesting letter is as follows: Walla Walla. Wash., July 6. -(To the East Oregonlan.) With regard U question of the farmers of Oregon organizing for the purpose of peti tioning the legislature to authorize . an appropriation to be expended on the Installation of a proposed Jute plant to be located at the star penitentiary at Sulem, I would like to be permit ted to express the opinion that the object Is worthy the support of every progressive man within tins borders of your great state. Speaking from the standpoint of one of expmlence and 111 a position to know. I would say that it Is my can d'd belief that such a venture can well be promoted with every assur ance of success financially and bene ficially, and of a better supply of such commodities ns are produced by a prison plant of the character men tioned, and at the same time provid ing a certain means of saving in cost to the person most concerned the farmer. The Washington state penitentiary plant, fully equipped with necessary machinery and one year's supply "f Jute, cost the state the sum of $ I TS. ! T This type of plant Is known as a Tu-loom mill and has an average ca pacity of T T ' 0 grain bags per day. There are ;so employes working on an average 10 hours each day. and the yearly output nmr.mits to over 1.2m), oiMi grain bags as well as large niian lilies of burlap, hop cloth, fleece twine, hop warp, etc.. which is ex tensively used thri Mglioiit the stain. That there Is a good margin for profit goes without saying, when the fact Is known that the season's output of grain bags are marketed at the rate of tsr per loon, or S'ic each. In mv opinion (iregonians cannot put the project thrt-ogh too soon, mid j In n matter so vitally interesting to the "mainstays" of our country. I should imagine there would be little difficulty of speedv accomplishment. Trusting the subject of my Idler may be of Interest 10 your ij'adi rs, I" am. Respectfully. W. H. MEADS. Supt. Jute Mill, Washington State l'enltentlury. On sale one week only See South Show Window j ALEXANDER'S! Your Credit is Good We Put Furniture in Reach of All Just received a nice new 11ns of weathered oak furniture for the' dining room and parlor. Vo away with the old, worn-out pieces that have done their duty, while you can yet realize something for them, and be the owner of a piece of furniture that you wilt always be proud of. Call and see our line and Investigate our easy payment plan. Graham Furniture Co. Postof fice Block fiOOl) REPORTS FROM NOME. Increased Output of Copper. The value of the copper product In the United States in 1905 was $137, 49S.727. as compared with $105,629. 845 In 1904. The product of 1905 was much the largest ever recorded In the United States. Exports of copper to Germany. Holland and other countries continue to 'increase. During the month of May 11.072.320 pounds were shipped to Germany, as compared with 6.3S1.310 pounds In April. Ex ports to Holland were 14.197.120 pound. In May. an increase of over 1.000.000 pounds as compared with the preceding month. France took .S4S 4S0 pounds and the United Kingdom 5.12" 1 20 pounds, being considerable increase. All the electric wires and cables of the Portland General Electric com pany will be placed underground dur ing this summer and next fall, at an approximate expense of $190,000. Fifty pounds were given among the poor In the chapel yard on the day of his Interment Mary, his wife, died July 28, 1716, aged ninety-seven yearr. She was Interred precisely In the same way. "Annals of Yorkshire. Attorney W. C. Bristol, with whom he will be associated in the prosecntlim of land fraud case? yet to be tried. Hemy declined to make any ex tended statement. He said" that he had come to town to rake part in the work still to be done In the land fraud cases, but when asked what cases ' would be tried first fie answered: I for Black Exes- ! f)on-t know." Other questions imet It Is often the case that people meet j w)th tne reKponse. "I haven't anything rlth accidents and bruises that cause to ,,ny .. disfiguring dlscoloratlons, from which Hcrainim Pronnf'tv FTn. they suffer not a little embarrassment j when Informed that Henry Mel- tnd annoyance. It Is worth while to : drum had been sentenced. Heney asa kn fht there la a slmnle remedy I ed na to the penalty Imposed, but and one quite wiunn tne reaco oi very one. Immediately arter uie acci dent mix an equal quantity of cap sicum annum with mucilage made of gum arable. To this add a few drops of glycerin. The bruised surface should be carefully cleansed and dried, then painted all over with the capsicum preparation. Use a camel's hair brush made no comment. On leaving tne railway station, he went direct to the Portland hotel; his usual abiding place while In the city. It Is the general belief that the case of Congressman Ringer Hermann will be the first of the pending land fraud cases to be tried, but no admission to this effect has yet been made by any one In authority. A month ago it was - . i u r I JUlll. ...... ..... n - and allow It to dry, then put on me predl(,tprt tnat the series of trials second or third coat as soon as the j would he ,m,ier w-y at this time, but first Is entirely absorlied. A medical i t ,8 not mf.y that a beginning will Judge still In Montana, but Is expected to arrive be fore the week nds. journal is authority for the statement, mil,ie tor 10 days or more, that If this course is pursued Immedl- j Hunt, who Is to preside. Is ately after the Injury discoloration or the bruised tissue will bo wholly pre vented. It is also said that this reme dy is unequaled as a cure for rheuma tism or stiffness of the neck. r-r ?:J0 k H a rnother should be a n II 1 VJ PIT""- -f Every mother feels great dread of the pain and danger attendant upon the most critical period of her life. Becoming source of iov to all, but the suffering and danvr incident to the ordeal -makes its anticipation one of misery. Mc'h;r'i Friend is the only remedy which relieves women of the great pain and danger of maternity ; this hour which is dreaded 89 woman's ievc.-est trial is not only made painless, but utl the danger is avoided by Us use. Those who use this remedy are no longer despondent or gloomy ; nervousness, nausea and other distressing conditions are overcome, the system u made ready for the coming event, and tho eerious accidents so common to the critical Lct'.r are obviated by the use of Mother's Friend. "It is worth its weight in gold," avs many who have used it. fi.co per fco'.'.'.e at drug stores. Hook containing valuable information of interest to all women, will be eent to any address free upon application to DfLADFICLD nCCULATOR CO., AUsmla, Om MORE DIVORCE SUITS FILER. Mining Activity I ITiHiouniiil iiiiiI' SlilpiiM-iK.s Heavy. The Northwestern Steamship com pany's stenmer Orlxann arrived Import vi-sterday from Nome with 52-. cabin pVssengcrs and $7.S,000 In gold,. says the Seattle News. The latter was consigned to. the Scandir.avlan-Amirrican bnnk. the Unlu i Trust cumiwny and W. H Bard who connected with the Uiwuy Pench Mining cruipany at Nome. In speaking of the trip Purser F. H. Tracy said: 'We had a delightful trip both go ing and coming;. W'e did. not encoun ter any Ice floes on the wuy up and made splendid tdme. "The conditions In Nome are very brisk and the shipments t gold that will be sent out towards the close of the season will. In my opinion, be the largest In the history of the country. "The camp to very active and every boily seemed' to be enjoying prosperi ty. We brought down four tons of whalebone tjxat we looks off the whnlur Huyless. The Rayless brought In- the crew of. tin wrecked, sealer Admiral while we were ut Norme. She rescued them off Anadla Plnt near East ("ape. Tl whaler had mi muite much of. a. success itp to the lime w t left. Only one whnAe was reported as' being caught, but the whojers were cnnflilimt that th'tir catch would et be profitable before the seajon closed. 'TDK whaler M mterrey htr 10 enses of smallpox abo.trtl. She left tw nt UnulH-ska, six at Sledge Isliuid, and had twit aboard when she landed nt Nome. Thl. Is the only case we lienrd of dur ing our trip." The OrlzabPi Is due to sail again on .1 return trip July 7th. Change of Business C. T.. HOWI.SI1Y, HAS PURCHASED THE HUS1XESS OP J. MARDWICK, PAWNBROKER AM MONEY I.OAXER. He would like to have all Ills friend cull and see lilin In Hie Rimiuan building, lie Railroad strati Musical Instruments, bicycles, guns and all kinds of second hand Instruments bought and sold. Diamonds a specialty. Money loaned on all articles of value. C. E. BOWLSBY Byers' Best Flour la made from the choicest wheat that srews. Qood bread la sx srit -u 3TURS' BEST FLOUR Is used. Bran, Bhorts, Steam Bolted Barley always on hand.- PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. 8. BTSRS, Fvorrletor. r In Fnoli Instance the Plaintiff U the x Wife. In the circuit court yesterday. Sadie Rhodes commenced a suit for divorce, from Albert Rhodes. The parties were married December 21, H!9, at St. Joe, Mo., and have three children. Edith May Harms commenced a suit for divorce from Andrew H. Harms. The parties were married the 2d day of August, 1302, at Walla Walla, and have two children. Cora Rcll Jones commenced a suit for divorce from William Jones. The parties were married nt Pendleton on the 13lh day of November, 1003, and have one child. Peter West Is the nttorney for plain tiffs In all three of the eults. I ' - -s J Put Wings to Your Work An electric motor will do mor and setter work than any other power that you can use, The economy ot Its " e Is r. demonst.-a nd fact. If yon want good, quick work at a minimum of cost you want- an electrle motor. We will be pleawd to give yau ou ' prices and to furnish complete esti mate to suit your needs. Northwestern Gas. and Electric Co CORNER COURT A-NI) GARDEN ST Spain during recent years has lost only one ruler by assasslnntlon Ca novns del Castillo. Russia has lost two c7.ars, Turkey two sultans, Per sia a shah, America three presidents, five other republics one president each, and Austria, Bervla and Korea have also suffered. Oulck ctiungcfl from hot to cold and back again try strong- constitutions and, cause, among other evils, nasal ca tarrh, a troublesome and offensive disease. Sneezing and snuffling, coughing and difficult breathing, and the drip, drip of the foul discharge In to the throat all are ended by Ely's Cream Balm. This honest and posl live remedy contains no cocaine, mer cury, nor other harmful Ingredient. The worst coses are cured In a short time. All druggists, 60c, or mailed by Ely Bros., 56 Warren street, New Tork. . . Crops In Wasco county have been more or less badly damaged by heat find hot winds, and a spell of cool weather, or a general rain, or both would be of great benefit. nomah county, at Kelly Butte, flvo miles east of Portland, where all the rock-plle gang will be kept. It marks the systematic vndertaklng to Im prove the roads of that county by the labor of prisoners. van Aiiit nuiijRiNG purposes we can supply euncr private in vlduals or regular contractors with any quantity of Lumber of sui-.rlor quality. We rocelve frequent consign ments of the chilceBt hard burabT, free from knots, warplncs and Imper fections, and we have It cut to desk ble and useful lennths ready f r the carpenters to handle. Prices ru . low. Qur ltics rule high. Oregon Lumber Yard NEAR COURT HOUSE. 'Plione. Slain 8. Pendleton. Oreoii. " ' ' 7TT! Mrs. Sawtelle's Turkish Bath Parlors BOTH LADIES AND GENTLTJMEN TP tUVTED. FOMENTA. ION, Scientific Chiropodist I' attend- TURKISH BATHS, ELECTRIC BATHS, MASSAGE COMPLETE, 8ALT GLOW, LADIES' HOURS 8:30 a. m. to 8:30 p. m., with lady attend ant. GENTS' HOUItS 6:80 p.- m. to 7 a. m., (with gentleman at tendant. CTKR DOMESTIC LAUNDRY. PARLOR 'PHONE RED 8801. RESIDENCE "PHONB RED 8108. t