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Mn..Mi annniti iinr-i "w IllUlM" I"! Hrilli1)MlMlIllWTIItillHl): " ' MIMMllllillWUMW I 4f; .J..(r, ,BMr..- fr.-:.--n. ... , ,., . ...k. yT-... .. -; .:VM.M,a ,,.V...-M,.-., , .t.o .;:..pv;:.-.- .rtS,. - .f . j-.' , I 1 ' i. PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OREGOXIAX, PEXDLETOX, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1806. EIGHT PAGES. V7 New Coats and Suits The New Fall Coats and Suits ore arriving every day and our stock now includes all grades and styles : : t A look here means a saving to you if you wish to buy a Coat or a Suit. New Plaid Suits, $ 1 0.00, $ 1 5.00 and $20.00 NeW Long CoatS, Plaids Greys and Blacks, all Grades. A Good Coat,, for A Better One, for Several Styles, at Some Beauties, at - $6.00 $8.50 $10.00 $17.50 Let us show yon Lhese New Goods before you buy. THE FAIR DEPARTMENT STORE HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel St. George. J. W. Chapman. Portland; 8. B. Vincent, Portland; W. H. Coggerhnll, San Francisco; F. Mitchell, San Francisco; J. B. Fink, Tacoina: G. C. Miller, Wallu Walla: ". Stalpy. Frnnkiord; E. C. McCook, city; J. F.mmls, Walla Walla; J. W. Harney, Spokane: J. A. Allison, Port land: F. J. Gardner, Portland; C. O. Bunker. Athenn; S. Harris, San Fran cisco; J. Btll'y and wife, Baker City; A. Coh'n, Seattle; Miss Mary Helen, Danville; E. S. Fowler, Lewlston; Jim Sok. Boston: T, M. Stevens, St, Louis; S. P. Donnley. Sakelsen; 1. J. Wood ward, Pullman; Clam B, Carpenter, Union; J. B. Smith, Clarksburg; H. L. Hanson, Wallace; Charles Webster, Detroit; Mrs. F. W. Kaiser, Wallu Walla; O. D. Porter, Watervllle; Mrs. Lowry, Chicago; Mrs. Lucy Conn, Su perior; C. D. Murphy, Welser; Mrs. J. A. Andrews. Baker City: Mrs. Bernt son. Baker City; W. F. Lee, Sumpter; F. W. Worthrop, Lodl; J. M. Peary, Hot Lake: W. McMurray, Portland; George S. Hlckox, Salt Lake. Sorosis Shoes GF.XERAI. SEWS. Jerry Corcoran, a Sacramento line man, was Instantly killed by connect- xorthwest news. The entire 450 Indian students at Chemawa are picking hops, and the lng with 2000 volts while at work at opening of school Is deferred until the crop Is In. They are said to be the cleanest and' most active pickers available. James Odell, who has been a resi dent of Baker county 42 years, was a few days ago stricken with apoplexy. Since 1864 he has been continually in partnership, with Walter Fernald, also of that county. Miss Agnes Rehberg. aged 24, was found dead in bed at her home at Tl gardsvllle, Washington county. Death was caused by suffocation superin duced by an attack of epilepsy, to which she was subject. Xear Stites. Idaho, sparks from a threshing machine engine destroyed the engine and separator belonging to John Nellson. and grain belonging to James Wren. Dave Yates and William Bryant. Total loss, $11,850. the top of a 45-foot pole. A shooting affray In Pickett county. Term., resulted In the death of George Morris and John Buck. They were waylaid by mistake, their assas sins supposing they were other per sons. Harry B. Pyne, a wealthy Louisville manufacturer, tried to shoot himself, but friends Interfered. He then killed himself by cutting his throat In the presence of his family. He was demented from sickness. Finlander Erik Waldomar Ehrs trom has been arrested at Santa Ana, Brazil, on the request of the Russian legation, nccused of the embezzlement of $3,000,000 while acting as cashier of a big corporation. He claims to be Innocent. The X.ew Orlenns & Midland rail road has been chartered with $6,000. 000 capital, to build a new line from New Orleans to the Ohio river to con nect with the Big Four. It Is a Van derbllt move, with the co-operation of southern capital. The republicans of Nevada have nominated Oscar J. Smith for con- gressman, John F. Mitchell for gov. ernor, E. B. Dodge for supreme Judge. J. H. Ppringmeyer for attorney gen eral, and Orvis Ring for superinten dent of schools. The International Conference on Tuberculosis Is In session at The Hague with a good attendance. In the presence of Prince Henry of the Neth erlands. Th French Foreign Minis ter M. Borgeols. was appointed presi dent of the Antl-Tuherculosls associa tion. The commissioners of Nye county, Nev., have removed the entire police force of Tofiopah. It Is stated this was for the Interests of the town. The duties of the police were turned over to the sheriff. The action arose from many grave complaints regard ing the conduct of the police. 0 SCHOOL H PRINCIPAL J. W. HUFF REVIEWS COMING YEAH. Pendleton High School Will Lead. In Two Vital School Movements, Namely, the Formation of a State Debating League and a State High School Athletic League Faculty aml Students Are Close Together Third School lit State In Point of Attendance. Hotel IVmlleton. K. R. Irwin, New York; W. J. Slilrey. Portland; C. W. Young, Portland; W. H. Shed, Denver; F. Powers, Portland; S. N. Berry and wife, Portland; J. B. Eddy, Portland; J. Harden, Walla Walla; L. Allehoff, Portland; J., S. Qumee. Portland: D. U' Anthony. Spokane; H. W. Cameron, Portland: T. Boyd. Athena: C. A. Ba neti, Athena; E. L, Surges. Seattle; A. M. Hleks, Seattle; M. L. Armstrong, Chicago. Pendleton, Ore., Sept. 7. (Editor East Oregonlnn.) An eminent writer once said that the real test of a na tion's greatness Is not In her army. not In her navy, not In her natural re- i Have Yoa Dlspcpsla, Indigestion? If today you suffer from Impaired digestion, sluggish liver or Impur. blood, and you were told of a prepar ation which wruld cure you at a small coat, would you try the remedy? There la a medicine Green's August Flower. Go to' your druggist's and buy a teat bottl for 25 cents, or the regular size for 75 cents. If you have used all other dyspepsia remedies without satisfaction, or If you have never used any preparation for these distressing affections; If you have hea ache, biliousness, loss of appe tite, sleet'essness, nervousness, ir any disorder of the stomach or liver, cure yourself quickly by using the in fallible August Flower. It Is not an alcoholic stimulant, but Quite harm less for general use. Get a copy of Green's prize alma ac. Tallman Cz Co. Governor Mead and his friends sources, but in the kind of men and women that she turns out, . The public school is the laboratory in which the men and women of the future are turned out. The boys and girls of today become the men and women of tomorroy. , So close is the relation between the ' public school and the people that the government has provided for the maintenance of a free school system In each state of the union, as one thing necessary to Starving to Death. Because her stomach was so weak ened by useless drugging that she could not eat, Mrs. Mary H. Walters of St. Clair St., Columbus, O., was lit erally starving to death. She writes: "My stomach was so weak from use less drugs that I could not eat, and my nerves so wrecked that I could not sleep; and not before I was given up to die was I Induced to try Elec tric Bitters; with the wonderful result that Improvement began at once, and a complete cure followed." Best health tonic on earth. 60c. Guar anteed by Tallman & Co., druggists. draw ominous Inferences from the re cent republican convention of Pierce county, held at Tacoma. The conven tion endorsed everything bearing the republican label, except Mead person ally, and the state administration. Joseph Sweetman, aged 24, was run over and killed by a Spokane Falls & Northern passenger train which he was sent out to flag with a lantern. The npplrlent innV nlnra at firav Sweetman was a brakeman. It "isl,ne welfare of all the people, supposed he fell asleep on the track, j Nowhere Is this sentiment more . manifest than here In Pendleton. The A total stranger, stark naked and ,e theIr representatives, the giving the name of Harry talker. boar(J of edacaton, nave provided a w-as found wandering in the vicinity I of ,j yearg. wf)rk The of Salem. His aberration of mind Is lh cf the RVS,tem ., be very ap. almost complete as he has no Idea m to m Qf tne o1(, of his whereabouts or where he. came wno were ,yen ,hree or four months. from, and the only intelligible words ?cnool!n each year until they were that he utters is the name he gives. I enouRh to work. Twice within the past week Mrs. I Our high school this year will be George H. Conrad has tried to kill her the strongest In the history of this ln husband at Portland once with a ra- stltutlon. Nexer before has such an zor. and once with a pistol. Both aggregate of degrees and post-gradu-tlmes he was slightly wounded. The late credits been accredited to our woman is demented, and Is now in custody. Conrad Is a clerk in the United States quartermaster's depart ment. ' Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, is they can not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease, and In order to cure It yon must take Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken in ternally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians In this coun try for years and Is a regular prescription. It Is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, act ing directly on the mucous surfaces. The fterfect combination of the two Ingredients s what produces such wonderful results In curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Props, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 7fc. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. e Can You Use a $1.50 Shirt for 85c? Think it, over. You would take a shirt if it was given to you, would you not? That is what we are doing here; we give any J1.50 shirt in our window for 85 cents, or in other words give you two shirts for the price of one. These are not old goods, I should say not--they are this falls styles in both plain and fancy pat terns; golf and soft shirts--but we are overstocked and must have the room for other goods which will arrive shortly. To make room quick, they go this week only, at Notice for Bids,. Bids will be received at the of'-co of the secretary of the Third Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society until 12 o'clock m., Saturday, Septem ber 8, 1906, upon the following privi leges: Confectionery stands. Inducing soft dlrnks, Ice cream, candy.l and nuts; for fruit stand, including all fruits In season; also for coffee and lunch counter. v Every bid will be received separate. ly, accompanied by a check for 25 per cent of he bid. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. For full particulars, apply or address the office of the secretary. Other concessions will be let upon application to the management H. C. WILLIS, Secretary Third Eastern Oregon DIs- trlct Agricultural Society. Stop It! A neglected cough or cold may lead to serious bronchial or lung troubles, Don't take chances when Foley's Honey and Tar affords perfect se curity from serious effects of a cold, Koeppen's drug store. 85c BOND BROS. Complete Men's Outfitters. faculty. Each Instructor has been trained for his special line of work and has had th? benefit of several years' experience. The student body will be the larg est ever enrolled here. The numbei will be approximately 200. Only two high schools In this state have a greater enrollment Portland and Eu gene, but) the latter Is used as the preparatory department for the State university, and Is not properly Includ ed in the list. Lnrjre Enrollment. ' The enrollment by classes will be as follows: Seniors. 6; juniors, ; sophomores. BR' freshmen. 01: mid year etas. 44 All .Indents are classified according to the number of credits earned rerardl?ss of the time they hav, been In attendance. This furnishes an absolutely fair test of the students' ability and Is the system In use at Harvard and other large universities. By this plan bright student may complete hl course In three or three and one half years, while the Blower student may have four or even five years. Heretofore student enterprises have been the work of the students alone, but beginning with this semester the faculty committees will co-operate with them In all such work, thus forming a closer union betwiecn stu dents and Instructors. I Two New Movements. In addition ot the splendid work done by our debating clubs and liter ary societies the Pendleton high school has taken the Initiative In two very Important matters, namely: a state debating league and a state high school athletic league. Uniform re quirements in class work, morals and training are some of the things which will be discussed and adopted by these leagues. There will probably be an eastern and a western division of each n'a'e league and the winners of these two divisions will contest for the state championship. The students manifest a good dispo sition, are willing workers, and in. tensely loyal to the faculty and the school, and for this reason It Is pre dicted that the school year which be gins next Monday will be a very promising one for old P. H. S. To Instruct an army of such young workers Is a noble, Inspiring task and we agree with President O. Stanley Hall, of Clark university: "There Is nothing In all the world that Is more worthy of love, of reverence, and of service, than the body and soul of a young child." 3. W. HUFF, Principal. Blunkets washed, tenured and nap ped, all to be at the Pendleton Woolen Mills before September la. Just a few reasons why they lead in the Shoe world. They Insure shoe ratlsfactton. Sorosis shoes make the pocketbook heavier und the disposition better. Sorosis do not stretch like other kinds, but always retain their per form and shape. Sorosis shoes represent the best In style, comfort and durability. Sorosis are made of the choicest materials and put together by expert workmen. A special last for every foot. We carry them in' all widths. We can fit the impossible. ALEXANDER'S DEPT STORE THE HOME OF THE SOROSIS. "White Frost" Sanitary f j REFRIGERATOR, j Is Frost Proof. A steel refrigerator, highly enameled, that will last forever and one that will preserve the food In either summer or winter. Takes the least amount of Ice In the summer and keeps the frost from food or house plants In the winter. The handsomest In finish and the most substan tial In build of all refrigerators, and an article to be prou l to own. LEWIS HUNTER, HOUSE FURNISHER. SOLE AGENT. I.............;..................................... STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT A10NMOUTH Begins Its 25th year September 21 19J. Three full courses of study. Higher course recognized In Washing ton and other states. The beat and shortest way to a state and life paper. Additional work In both general ant special Methods; also, school manage ment for graded and ungraded school will be given this coming year. Longer terms, higher wages and better opportunities are open to Nor mal graduates. School directors appreciate the superior ability ot Mon mouth graduates, and the demand far exceeds the supply. Catalogue! con taining full Information will be sent on application. Correspondence Invited. Address J. B. V. BUTLER, Registrar. fJt ; ;; h.' '- r AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE j Grocery Department IS THE PLACE TO B1TY YOl'It GROCERIES. WHY? BECAUSE WE TAX SAVE YOU MOXEY. IP WE CAXXOT SAVE YOU MOXEY OX VOI R GROCERIES, TIIEX WE DO XOT WAXT YOUR TRAJDK. WE HAVE OUR OWX DELIVERY. MAKE SIX DELIVERIES A DAY. FIRST OXE LEAVES AT 8:30 IX THE MOHXIXG. THE NEXT AT 10 O'CLOCK. AXD THE XEXT AT II. SO WIIEX YOU ORDER HERE YOV ARE SURE TO GET PROMPT DELIVERY. BFLOW ARE A FEW PRICES QUOTED TO YOU. WHICH IS UX. DOUBTEDLY A GREAT SAVIXG IX VOUR KITCHEX: Sugar, 17 pounds tl.OO Remember, we carry only the best brand. Bottle blueing, per bottle 03 Rising Sun stove polish 05 Soda, per package OQ't Malto Vita. 2 for 2-1 Bananas, per dozen 30 Dutch cleanser, 3 cans for' 23 Toilet soap, 8 bara 25 Pioneer cream, per can 10 1 Arbuckle's coffee, A packages $1.00 Republic coffee, best on earth, per lb... .23 Soap, 20-bar box 75 Shredded wheat, per package ..12 Babbitt's lye, 3 cans 25 Salad oil, per gallon f 1.13 Shrimp, per can .13 Pink beans, 20 popnds $1.00 Medium white, 20 pounds $1.00 Small white, 18 pounds $1.00 Tooth picks, 3 boxes 10 Devil ham 5c and 10c DKmond (W) honey, gallon 73 Blue Label ketchup 23 Starch, laundry, per package 07' Starch, corn, per package 0754 Bonami, t for i , , .23 Supollo, 3 for 25 Pearllne, 8 Be packagei for 25 Oyters, pheasant brand, 1 for . , 25 Salmon, patrol brand, 2 cane for 23 Boiled oats, per pound 05 Maccatonl, 10-pound boxes 63 Vormacelll, 10-pound boxes es THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE P. R.BRIXG YOUR PRODUCE, HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR BUTTER AXD EGGS. GOOD TO TRADE OUT AXY PLACE IX THE STORE. THESE PRICES GOOD FOR AXXIVERSARY SALE OXLY. All the news all the time In the East Oregonlan. Li
