East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 18, 1907, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES. DAILY EA8TT ORSOOMlAlf, PENDLETON, OREGON, Fill DAY, JANUARY IS, 1M7. FAGS m PERSONAL MENTION SACRIFICE SALE 13c 1:10 lite 13c !3o 1C 13c 13c 13C 130 13c 13c 13c 13c 18c 13c 13c ISC 13o 13c 130 11c 13c 13c 13e 130 1 3c 13o i:tc 13o iao 25c and 35c Neckwear AT TEUTSCH'S FOR 13c 2 FOR 25c LEE TEUTSCH'S Department, Store, MAIN ALTA Not the Largest but the Fastest Crowing Store in Eastern Oregon. CITY BREVITIES All kinds of good, dry wood. See Mlnnls. Private room and board, SIS South Main street. Talking Machines given away at The Wonder Store. Fpeclal aale ot hair goodi at Mrs. Campbell's millinery. Houses and rooms, close In, for rent Apply John Vert. Charles Lane A .Son DUt In window glass. 'Phone black S071. ' j See Mlnnls for good, dry wood that burns. Lots of It on hand. Music hall. LaDow block, for rent for dances, etc. Apply ohn Vert. ' Charles Lane A Son for paints and wall papers. 807 Vincent street. Nice furnished housekeeping rooms for rent. Inquire SOS Logan street. Don't forget that the Wonder Store carries a full line of popular priced shoe. Buy building paper and cut your fuel bills half. We have a large stock. Oregon Lumber Yard. Cerena 8. Drlscoll, voice, piano and elocution. Studio 604 Thompson treet. Telephone Black 2281. Wanted At once, coal sacks at Potlatch Lumber company: will pay highest market rrlce for some. When In Portland stop at the Hotel Oregon. Rates SI per day and up ward. European plan. Free 'bus. 230 acres summer fallow for rent nnrthwflpit nf Pendleton. One and a half miles from depot. Apply John Vert. from the family home on the north side of the river and from the Thomp son street M. B. church. At 1:80 a brief service was conducted at the home and thereafter the body was re moved to the church, where a funeral sermon was preached by Rev. Robert Warner. tl During the afternoon the barber shops of the city olosed their doors In i order to allow the proprietors and em ployes to attend the funeral. The' pallbearers at the funeral were Mark Patton, James Estes, Mr. Allen, Clem Hogue, Allle Knight and Dean Shull. ELECTRICITY AN ANAESTHETIC. CLARKE STOOD THE TRIP WELL. Operation to Remove Bullet Will Bo Necessary. Sheriff T. D. Taylor has returned from Snlcm where he placed Clarke and Bodlne In the penitentiary. He says that Clarke stood the trip well, hut will have to be operated upon for the removal of the bullet from his neck, and also to cleanse his wound In the head. Bowman, the Jallbreaker, who was picked up recently by the Portland po. lice, was taken direct to the penlten tlnry by the sheriff. He was under a sentence from this county when he escaped during September, MRS. HUMPHREYS' FUNERAL. Conducted at tlio Home on Uie North Side, at 1:30 P. M. This afternoon the funeral of the lata Mrs. William Humphrey was held DIAMONDS AND DIAMOND RINGS If you are looking for a nice diamond let me show you one. The PRICE will be right and the quality guaranteed. LOUIS HUNZIKER, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. 72S Main Street. TWO DIVORCE SUITS FILED. Dcwrtlon Alleged in One Cane, Adul tery In the Other. Two divorce suits were filed In the circuit court today, both being started by Messrs. Peterson A Peterson. Emma B. Reed of Weston, desires a divorce from Arthur D. Reed, and alleges that the defendant deserted her In July, 1906. after they had been married but a few months. They were married at Mitchell, Wheeler county on March SO, 1905. Mary Reynolds seeks separation from George C. Reynolds, to whom she was mnrrlod at Weston In 1885. According to the allegations of the complaint the defendant committed adultery with a womnn named Wil liams during the month of January, 1906, and Is now living with the afore said woman at Connell, Wash. For this reason the plaintiff asks for a divorce. WHOLESALE ANTI-TRUST SUITS. Arkanna Urges Five Corporations Owe the Stntc 1 1.833,000. Little Rock, Ark., Jan. 18. Suits for alleged violation of the nntl-trust laws of this state were filed this morn ing ngnlnst Armour & Co., the Water Pierce Oil Co., Hammond Packing Co. Morris '& Co., and Cudnhy Packing Co. for amounts aggregating 11.833, 000 each. The Judgments asked are In the nature of penalties. Governor Davis retired this morning and Little was Inaugurated. Davis will be elected to the senate next Tuesday. Epocttd by Discoverer to Supplant Ktlicr and Chloroform. London, Jan. 18. Before the Royal College of Surgeons today Professor Stepliane Leduc, of Parts, eplalned two new Inventions of great Interest to surgeons. . He Illustrated the meth of which he discovered for adminis tering drugs by electricity the act entitle nRmc of which Is lonisatlon. To prove his theory he shaved the back of a rabbit and put a compress of sulphite of strychnine on It. This violent poison did the animal no harm, but Immediately after the pass ing of an electric current the rabb'.t died, the current having introduced the poison into his system. The pro feasor considers the system should prove etrernely useful In the curing of rheumatism, sciatica, locomotor ataxia and paralysis. He also showed an experiment with electricity as an anaesthetic. He put a rabbit to sleep by means of the electric current, under the Influence ot which the animal's limbs could be cut off without feeling pain. He kept the animal asleep for 10 minutes then stopped the current and It open ed Its eyes and sat up. Professor Leriiic considers the new anaesthotlc will replace chloroform and ether, and la of Immense Importance to medical, science. NOVEL CURE FOR COLDS. GREAT STRIKE THREATENS. Miners Say Their Demands Must Be Mot By Tomorrow. Nevada, Cal Jan. 18. Labor Com missioner Stafford Is here holding a conference with the operators In the hope of settling the miners' strike. If the miners' demands are not met by tomorrow the union will call out all pumpmen and surface men, and the mines will fill with water. Thq companies are taking out the mules and preparing for a long siege. The miners say they are ready for a lockout and have plenty of money, ( KltOLLAU ASSASSINATED. School Boy Who Did Uin Deed Im mediately Killed. Smolensk, Jan. 18. Kroltau, the chief of the rural police administra tion, was assassinated by a school boy named Rorlonkoff, as the chief waa leaving a concert hall. An officer at tending Krollau Immediately killed the assassin. Naval Enlistments Increasing. Washington, Jan, 18. Owing to the great inducements offered young men in the way of promotion, increased pay, etc., Commanuer W. F. White announces that naval enlistments are Increasing at a very satisfactory rate. All the news all the time in the East Oregonlan. Agents for Delicious New York (Candies. The Drug Store that Serves You Best. Healing Medication That Is Breathed Giving Quick Relief. It seems just as ridiculous to put medicine Into the stomach to cure a cold In the head or lungs as it does to go out In the rain If we want to keep dry. The fact that many people right In Pendleton cough and hawk and snuf fie for days and weeks after they treat a cold with the usual stomacn dosing, shows how valueless are the ordinary cough and cold cures. The right way to cure a cold In the head or a cough and irritation in the throat and lungs, Is by breathing Hy- omel's medicated air. Put a few drops of Hyomel In the neat pocket inhaler that comes with every outfit and breathe this healing air for a few times and Immediate relief will be noted.' The medication goes tight to the spot where the disease germs are located and renders them harmless In the future. At the same time the soothing and healing effects of Hyomel on the ir rltated mucous membrane give quick relief and the cough or cold Is broken up. The best evidence of the great value of Hyomel in curing coughs, colds and all bronchial troubles Is the fact that Tallman & Co. give an absolute guar' antee with every outfit they sell, that If It does not give satisfaction, the money will be refunded. A complete Hyomel outfit, consist' Ing of a bottle of Hyomel, the In haler and a medicine dropper, costs but SI, while extra bottles of Hyomel, If needed, can be obtained for only EOc. Patrick Kllen came up from Echo last night on a business trip. J. P. Tieckwith left this morning for r-iuker City on mining business. H. G. Van Dusen left for Hermlston this afternoon on a brief business trip. Pat Klne of Echo, left for his home this afternoon after a brlof business trip here. V. B. McComb of Bozeman, Mont., Is in the city today and Is a guest at the Hotel St. George. James McCool returned to Walla Walla this morning after spending novel al days In the city. J. V. Tallman Is 111 at his home on Water street and has been unable to be down town for several days. W. T. Hislop, the well known rep resentative of Fleschner, Mayer & Co., is In the city for a few days. A. D. Stillman has left for Montana for the purpose of attending to af fairs on his ranch near Kallspell, B. E. Kennedy passed through the city this morning on his way home to Bakir City after a short stay In Sa lem. Ernest Knight has returned from a three weeks' islt to Spokane one othpr places throughout the north- wot. T. T. Geer came home this morn ing- from Salem, where he had been slnfe the opening of the legislative session. Frank Coolldge, the well known Athena Jeweler, returned to Athena this morning after a brief business trip in the city E. J. Brown, representing the Pa cific Paper company, is In the city this afternoon on a tour of eastern Oregon cities. Miss Vie Hart Is visiting friends at Pendleton. Her sister Helen re turned to school this week at Port land. I.a Grande Observer. Mr?. Howard Haley, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Thompson, returned to her home at Walla Walla this morning. Representative J. H. Dobbin, of Wallowa county, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Huffman for a few days, returned to Salem today. John Kendall, manager of yards for the Potlatch Lumber company, Is here today for the purpose of attending to matters relating to the company's lo cal business. Frank C. Kelsay, of the firm of Young and Kelsay, levee engineer, was here yesterday consulting with Engineer Avery and left on the east bound train last evening. W. P. Leach cf Weston mountain. who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. William Krasslg In Portland, for the past month, returned this SMALLPOX SPREADING. Wnlla Wnlln Authorities Become Alnrmcd Over the Situation. Walla Walla, Jan. 18. City Health Officer A. E. Bradnn has sent notices to the authorities of the public schools, Whitman college, St. Paul's school, LaSalle school and St. Vln cent's academy this morning Inform Ing tham of the action of the board cf health taken yesterday afternoon which requires that all pupils tn the different Institutions should show certificates of vaccination before be Ing admitted to classes. Two new cases of smallpox have been reported to the health officer, but one of the cases Is mild. Till makes a total of six cases In the city at the present time, only one which Is the severe type of the dls euse. Shut Through the Foot. Guy Wyrlok while hunting rabbits on the hills near town tbls afternoon, was accident- ally shot through the foot. Ho was hunting on horseback, when the horse he was riding bogan plunging and running and the gun he was carrying was accidentally discharged the ball piercing his foot and Inflicting a painful, hut not dm serous Injury. OF Children's Coats S5 COATS IN RED, NAVY, BROWN AND CASTOR, COATS WORTH tS.00, S8.00 AND 910.00. Sixes 0, 8, 10. IS, 14 YEARS. SPECIAL PRICE $2.00 YOUR CHOICE OF ANY COAT IN STOCK; NO RESERVE. ..THE ALEXANDER DEPARTMENT STORE EMBROIDERY SALE WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16, ONE DAY ONLY morning and left for his home at Wurton. Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes left this afternoon for Salem on busi ness in the state land office. He ex pects to attend a meeting of the Shriners In Portland while absent. He will return home next Tuesday. Assistant Superintendent' Thomas Walsh of the Washington division of the O. R. & N., passed through the city thl morning on his way from Huntington where he went to meet Mr. Walfh, who Is returning from a visit In the eastern states. C. J. Jackson, who has been ap pointed O. R. & N. agent at Hermls ton, lef this afternoon to assume his new position at that place. The de pot building will consist of a box car until a suitable building can be erect ed. Plans for the station building have been drawn and It will be built early In the spring. Organ Recital February 4. Of Howard V. Mllllgan, who will give an organ recital at the Presby terian church on February 4, th rortland Oregonlan says: Mr. Mllll gan handles the pipe organ with a master hand, and much is expected of him by musicians who have watched his progress -with deep inter est and admiration. Mr. Mllllgan Is deserving of highest praise for the series of recitals he has given this season and which have been so thor oughly appreciated. The character of his programs has tended to raise the standard of music in church cir cles and create a demand for only the most artistic productions of the masters. People Vs. tlio Kaf9er. Berlin, Jan. 18. An anonymous writer appeals today to the people to defeat the kaiser and put their trust In elected representatives, and crush Imperial rule at the election next week. ' You. can save fuel by using building paper. Better try it. Oregon Lum ber Yard. Oklahoma Up With the Times. Guthrie, Okla., Jan. 18. The con stitutional convention today Is adopt ing the sections of an initiative and referendum law similar to the Oregon law. ... t.iilJ" Read the East Oregonlan. AH Women should assist Nature at those times when the system is upset, the nerv ous tone low and a feeling of de pression or languor exists. An ex perience of over 50 years warrants the statement that no medicine gives such prompt relief as Beecham's Pills Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10c. and 25c. ...Improved Wheat Land... One of the Finest Wheat, Ranches in Morrow County for Sole Cheap. SNHP Two or Three Good Crops Will Pay for the Land 800 acres of deep, rich soil now In cultivation, which has produced SS bushels to the acre, all In one solid body; can be plowed all around with out pulling up hllL 100 acres of pasture land with never-failing spring of running water, also borders on Rhea creek, which never goes dry. IMPROVEMENTS: HOUSE. LARGE BARN, GRANARY, TWO 40 FOOT WELLS OF WATER, AND FENCES IN GOOD REPAIR. One-third of 800-acre crop of summer fallow wheat (delivered al warehouse) goes with the ranch) BOO acres of grabble ready to plow next spring. The Very Best Wheat Land Snap in the Northwest 960 acres at only $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 Rid go Wheat Belt, and offered at S2 per aero lem than the market price in that locality. Blast be sold soon or the ranch will be leased for a term of years. Address E. M. SHUTT HEPPNER, OREGON