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PAGE RIGHT. DAILY KAgT OREOOMAV, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1906. TEN PAGES. BRIEF RECORD OF COUNTY EVENTS E rrriLs raise $so for THE SCHOOL LIBRARY. Fire Hundred Sacks Adams Wheat to the Athena Mills Pally Much . Wheat Sent to the Alblna Mills Big Celebration Christinas Etc Two Thanksgiving Drnnks In Police Court Jerry Swarti Transferred: W1U Bo O. R. & N Agent at Day ton, Wash. Adams. Dec. S. Thanksgiving day was observed In the usual way In Adams. Turkeys were plentiful and all enjoyed the day. The pupils of the ninth grade of the public school had a program and supper at the city hall, which was a very enjoyable af fair. Music and a good social time was had. Fifty dollars was raised by the young people for the benefit of the school library from this' entertain ment and supper. Miss Bead Carlstrom. who Is teach ing near Weston, was home for a few days last week. Elaborate preparations are now be ing made for the Christmas tree and program at the town hall on Christ mas eve. Miss Winnie Gless has been in Walla Walla for a few days, having her eyes tested. Dr. Fred Lleuallen, the Helix phy sician, spent Thanksgiving In Adams with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Lleuallen served a sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner to a number of their friends Thanksgiv ing day. The table groaned with its heavy load of good things. Jerry Swartz. who has been agent at the Adams depot for some time, will leave In the next few days for Dayton, where he will be engaged in the railroad offices at that place. Jerry has many friends here who re gret to have him leave here. Wheat Shipments. Wheat Is being snipped out in car lots nearly every day, and about 500 sacks of Adams wheat Is being sent to the Athena mills dally. Four cars were recently shipped to Alblna by the Interior Warehouse company, and two more cars will go out early in the week. Most of this wheat was purchased early in the Reason. Drunk and Disorderly. Dave Bishatt and Jim Gangrew were fined in the recorder's court Sat urday for being drunk and disorderly on Thanksgiving day. Each paid a fine of $10. A man w th a sprained ankle will use a crutch, rest the ankle and let it g?t well. A man or woman with an overworked stomach can't use a crutch, but the stomach must have rest Just the same. It can be rested, too, without starvation. Kodol will do it. Kodol performs the digestive work of the tired stomach and cor rects fie digestive apparatus. Kodol fully conforms to the provisions of the National Ture Food and Drug Laws Recommended and sold by Taliman & Co. For chapped and cracked hands nothing Is ouite as cood as an ar.pll- catlon of DeWltt's Wlteh Haz Rnlve. fui it en before goinj; to bed. usa fln oid pair of gloves and s-e what a dif ference the m'unlng will bring. Soli hy Taliman ft Co. Two SpiiIi-ik at Baker City. Ir. the circuit court yesterday, Sam White, the absconding nlirht clerk of the Sagamore, was sentenc-d to one year In the county Jail, rnd Jopf-ph Meadon was given two y.-ars in the penitentiary. liakr city Dem ocrat. A WARNING To the People of Pendleton. "Sudden changes in the weather cannot help but result In coughs, bronchial troubles, the grippe and other slrknesses. This weather Is also bad for old people and those who are run down or have a tendency to any weakness or disease." Bald a member of the Pendleton Drug company: "It seems to me that every man, woman and child In Pen dleton, especially the aged and run down, should be warned through the columns of your paper to build thm selves up and take proper precautions to ward off sickness at this season, and there would be very much less suffering and fewer deaths tn Pendle ton." When asked what was considered the most universally successful medi cine they had ever sold for that pur pose, without hesitation the druggist answered, "Our modern cod liver preparation, Vlnol. Tou know It le not a patent medicine, and. it does not 'contain any Useless oil to clog the system and upset the stomach, but It does contain every one of the medic inal, curative and body-bulldlng ele ments of cod liver oil actually taken from fresh cods' livers, with tonic Iron added." Vlnol cures coughs, bronchitis, strengthens the aged, builds up the weak and run down, and makes rich, red blood. If It falls we return your money. The Pendleton Drug com pany. Note. While we are sole agents for Vlnol In Pendleton, It Is now for sale at the leading drug store In nearly every town and city In the country. Look Tor the Vlnol agency In your town. , . .. . . IS HAPP NINES Special HELIX HAPPENINGS MONEY BEING RAISED ' FOR A FLOURING MILL. Over Two Thousand Dollars Has Been Already Subscribed Spirited Fight is on Over the City Election of the Fourth of - December Rebekahs Elect Officers for the Ensuing Year, and Celebrated Thanksgiving. Helix, Dec. S. Helix Is to have a flouring mill, and over JS00O has al ready been subscribed by different citlems and farmers for the purpose. F. H. Richmond, Carl Kupers, John TImmerman and E. L. Smith have been appointed a soliciting committee to go among the farmers to raise money, and Dr. F. A. Lleuallen was appointed as a special solicitor for the town. It Is believed that the re quired amount for a mill will be raised within a short time, and before another year Helix will have one of the best mills In the county. Election Tuesday. The annual election for Helix city officers will 'be held tomorrow, the Judges of election being as follows: L. L. Hutchinson, chairman; Alf Sando and B. F. Myrlck. clerks; D. B. Rich mond, J. E. Montgomery and J. S. Xorvell. The following ticket has been named: Mayor. A. B. Montgomery; recorder, M. A. Ferguson; treasurer, C. E. Bott; marshal, C. A. Logan, citi zen's ticket; Harry Grimes, indepen dent. For councllmen, F. H. Rich mond, S. T. Isaacs, Ira Jullen. Peo ples' ticket M. L. Morrison, F. A. Lleuallen and W. H. Albee on the citizen's ticket. The Interest In the election is centered In the marshal and councllmen. Celebrate) Thanksgiving. Evangeline Rebekah lodge No. 65. celebrated Thanksgiving In a most befitting manner. A lengthy and en tertaining program was carried out after a secret session for the election of officers as follows: Mary Norvell, N. O.; Clara Dunnlngton, V. G. ; Clara Wallan, secretary; Lydla Albe, treas urer. SCABIES AMONG NEVADA SHEEP. Warning Issued by Burenn of Animal Industry. According to the Salt Lake Tribune George T. Hlckox. In charge of the Salt Lake office of the bureau of an' mal Industry of the United States de partment of agriculture, has issued a not of warning to all L'tah sheepmen who contemplated wintering of herds In Nevada. He states that especially In north eastern Nevada the reports of Inspec tors show that there Is an alarming prevalence of scabies among the sheep. In Elko county more than 75 per cent of the sheep are Infected and a heavy percentage of the infection exists throughout the state. A para graph of the letter reads: "The sheep In l'tah and Idaho at the presc-nt time are In a most satis factory condition, as regards the prev alence of scabies, there being almost none- in either state; therefore, , In Conformity with the regulations of the secretary of agriculture for the protection o( the sheep owners In gen f rM. and lo the end that the work nlr'-adyaccompllshedshall not have hrpn In vain. I deem it necessary at this time to announce that Sill sheep' coming from the winter ranges In Nevada Into the above mentioned i states In the spring, must dip at once as exposed and twice If Infected un dr the . supervision of a federal In spector, at the state line, or not more than 10 Cays before crossing said line." fh:l famixk at yakima. Will Lnxt Indefinitely I'nless the Peo ple Confiscate Coal. There was not a lump of coal In the yards this morning except what was being held here by the N. P. for use on its yard engines, says the Yakima Republic' Early In the day a large crowd tf people with teams had col lected In front of the office of the Northwestern Improvement company In anticipation of the train load of coal that was promised by the North ern Pacific. No coal was brought In on Thursday and up to 11 o'clock to day none had arrived. The people In line at the coal office had been standing there since early morning. They had a large fire kin dled to keep them warm. People who were lucky enough, to secure the serv ices, of a drayman to wait In line would probably get coal some time. When the draymen go Into the line they never know when .they will get away. This Is the reason they have to charge more some times than at Other timet (or hauling coal. A dray man often ' has to wait a half day. He charges for his time. The farmer who comes to town has his time to himself and he probably can wait. There has been a big raise In the price of coal since last September. The coal companies are now charg ing 14.76 per ton In the yard here. Before September first the charge was 14.25 delivered to the consumer. As It cost 50 cents a load to the com panies to deliver to the consumer the price received by the company then was 13.75. This makes a rise of $1 per ton In the price since. September 1. The people, however, are not kick ing against the arbitrary advance made by the company. They are will ing, some of them, to pay (6, $7 and 18 If they only can get the fuel. It is now a question of facing a famine this winter or confiscating the coal as It passes through here. With the Cascade mill shutting down the fuel from that source will be cut off. This throws the people at the mercy or the coal companies. They cannot get fuel now and conditions will con tinue to grow worse. The railway has been unable to carry coal away from the mines fast enough to sup ply the people. There has been a shortage all summer. No coal Is being carried by theN. P. from the west side of the moun tains. All efforts are made to bring what Is mined from the lloslyn field. There Is very little of any other kind of freight moving at present' on ac count of the floods damaging the tracks. With traffic piling up at every point In the northwest the Indica tions are that the N. P. will have such a congestion of traffic during the next few months that business will be paralyzed. . Nampa Foundry Burns. Fire starting from a stove in the office of the Nam pa Foundry and Ma chine company, shortly after o'clock last night, destroyed the en tire plant of that company and caus ing a Iocs of upwards of $35,000, on which there was but IS000 Insurance The fire was discovered at 6:60 In the evening while all the workmen were at supper, and owing to lack of water and fire fighting facilities the flames ate their way unhindered to all parts of the plant The main building was a three-story brick, 50x100 feet, with an annex' for the foundry, 50x70. All machinery tools, patterns, together with all the books and accounts of the company were destroyed. The stock of pat terns on hand was large and valued at ?5000 alone. Three pattern makers employed by the concern lost all their tools, valued at over $600. The plant, while a smafl one, wns unusually complete, and of late has been working about 25 men. It was a ! great convenience to contractors on! the government project, as repairs could be made or new parts secured in a few hours, thus avoiding serious delay Nampa Record. Open the bowels and get the cold out of your system. Kennedy's Laxa tive Cough Syrup opens the bowels and at the same time allays the in flammation of the mucous mem branes. Contains Honey and Tar. Drives out the cold and stops the cough. Absolutely free from any opi ates. Conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Pleasant to take. Sold by Taliman & Co. Pounds Per Bushel In Oregon. Following are the legal weights for! a bushel of various grains and other commodities In Oregon: Wheat, 60 J pounds; rye, 66; potatoes, 60; oats, 32; I dried peaches, 28; pears, 45; corn, 66;' clover seed, 60; buckwheat, 42; bar ley, 46; dried apples, 28; green apples,! 45. Si One of Ihe in Morrow Two or Three ...Improved Wheat Land... The Very Best Wheat Land Snap in the Northwest 960 acres at onlyj$18 per acre, and six miles easy down grade to railroad warehouse. TERMS: One third down, balance in easy yearly pay ments at eight per cent interest. Ranch located In the famous Social Ridge Wheat Belt, and offered at 92 per acre lem than the market price In that locality. Must be sold soon or the ranch win be leased for a term of yean. Address E. M. SHUTT HEPPNER, OREGON 1 CURE YOURSELF AT HOME . Most persons who are afflicted with Contagious Blood Poison hesitate to go to a physician for several reasons. In the first place the expense is heavy, and they know that the inevitable treatment will be mercury and potash, strong minerals that act with disastrous effects on the delicate parts of the system, and which do not, after all, really cure the disease. What they want is a safe, reliable treatment that can be taken at home and a per fect cure made of this loathsome disorder without unnecessary exposure or expense. Such a remedy is S. S. S. it is the only medicine that goes down to the very bottom of the trouble and drives out the last trace of the poison so that there are never any signs of its return. Itdoes not contain a particle of mineral in any form, and after removing the disease from the circulation builds up every part of the system by Its fine vegetable tonic properties. PURELY VEGETABLE we have prepared a special book on Contagious Blood Poison which contains instructions of great value to all blood poison sufferers. We will be glad to send a copy of this book free, and if additional instructions or advice is wanted, our physicians will furnish it without charge. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. CA. THE COST OF KEEPING THE PRESIDENT It Is difficult to determine prectsoly what it costs his "fellow citizens" to keep the president of the United States, but it Is safe to say that It does not figure up more than two-fifths of a cent for each person in the country, man, woman and child, says the Washington Star. Compared with the cost of maintaining the head rulers of many imperialistic nations the ex pense attached to keeping the chief executive of this country Is small. The royal families of England, Germany and Russia spend millions of dollars of government revenues every year and besides have set aside for their use large domains of lands' and costly buildings. Among the presidents of republics the one who costs his countrymen the most per capita Is the president of Haiti. Citizens of that nation pay 17-22 of a cent each for the mainte nance of their ruler, while the fellow citizens of the president of Paraguay pay three-fourths of a cent each for keeping him. The cost of the presi dent of the Argentine republic seven twentieths of a cent a head; that of the president of Mexico three-twentieths of a cent a head; that of the pres ident of Chile three-tenths of a cent a head; that of the president of Bolivia one-fourth of a cent a head, and that of the president of Ecuador two-fifths of a cent a head. Appropriations for Tills Year. For the present fiscal year the ap propriations for the White House are something like these figures: Salary of the president S 60,000 Traveling expenses of the Finest Wheat Ranches County for Sale Cheap. SNAP Good Crops Will Pay for the Land 800 acres of deep, rich soil now In cultivation, which has produced 35 bnsliels to the acre, all In one solid body; can be plowed all around with out pulling up hill. 160 acres of pasture land with never-falling spring of running water, also borders on Rhea creek, which never goes dry. IMPROVEMENTS : HOUSE, LARGE BARN', GRANARY, TWO 40 FOOT WELLS OP WATER, AND FENCES IN. GOOD REPAIR. Onc-tlilrd of 300-acre crop of rammer fallow wheat (delivered at wareliouse) goes with the ranch; 600 acres of stubble ready to plow netxt spring. P0I s. s. a. attacks the trouble at us bead and not only permanently cures the disease for the one afflicted, but so purifies the blood that future offspring is insured against infection. S. S. S. may be taken in the privacy of your home and a perfect cure made of this hateful and loathsome trouble. For the assistance of those vho are rurinor thmnlva with .Q a .Q chief executive 26,000 Salaries of the executive of- f,ce 68,340 Contingent expenses of the office 20,000 Care, repair, refurnishing, purchase of horses, etc... 36,000 Fuel for mansion, greenhouses and stable 6,000 Care and maintenance of con servatory and greenhouses. 9,000 Extraordinary repairs to executive mansion 86,000 Lighting the grounds, fuel, pay . of laborers, care of green houses, etc 19,600 Total 1265,840 There are several minor Items, such as 14000 for the care and main tenance of the executive mansion grounds, which make the total close to $270,000, or a total of 11,080,000 for four years. It Is noticeable a cold seldom comes on when the bowels are freely open. Neither can It stay If they are open. Kennedy's Lnxntlve Cough Syrup tistos as pleasant as maple suger. Free from all opiates. Contains Honey and Tar. Conforms lo the National Pure Food and Dn:g Law. Sold by Tall inn n & Co. Chicken Dinner and Snle. The women of the Presbyterian church will give a chicken pie dinner and sale at the Bowman building on Main street December 4 and 6. Din ner 25 cents. Large number of useful nnd beautiful articles for sale. Tf- - UK f. f A-fii... ine iuar& ui yuuuy . is on ROSE;,CREAM Rough Skin Chapped Hand Season now on Rose Cream Remedies All Skin Troubles. The Pendleton Drug Co. "The Mark ot Quality" Phone Main 20 frretty Picture Mouldings. It s rmarkabla the number of pret ty pictures that become torn or dis figured and are thrown away, wheat tf they were framed out of our fin line of mouldings, which are Inexpen sive," they could be kept Indefinitely. Look up the baby's or some other valuable picture that you wish to keep and let us tell you how much ft will cost ( Largest line of Paints, Paper Varnish and Mouldings in Pendleton. Our store has been enlarged ta double Its former size to accommodate our fast Increasing stock and business. Pendleton Paint Store E. J. MURPHY Coust Street Cutting Counts. Cutting the meat properly, together with our prompt service and particu lar attention to quality, are the main factors that have built our business to its present high standard. Try us for SATISFACTION. Empire Meat Co. 'Phone Main 18. MTsmiii mfkMl i ut-s AtilJI) AND WHOLESOME. A fine combination, especially In wines and liquors. Mellowness, fjultl ness nnd flavor come wfth age, you know. Trv some of our 189S Mel-wf-od whiskey or 1000 wines. They command fancy prices some places; yet our prices are reasonable. Any lover of good things will find some thing to please hi mhere. Sold only by Oregon Wine & Liquor Co. Eowtrran block, near O. Tt. & N. Depot The American Collection Agency No fee charged unless collection is made. We Anthony P.Wilson make collec Attorney tions in all parts of the United States. 413 KANSAS AVE. Topeka, Kansas' Choice Roasts and Steaks Dried, Smoked and Cured MEATS PURE LARD Carney, Ramsdell (ShCo. Phone Main SI. IFERGY'SI MOST POPULAR RESORT In Town. BEST OF LIQUORS and CIQARS WEINHARDT'S SPECIAL BREW. 618 MAIN STREET. FERGY'S 4 mm
