East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 31, 1907, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES. DAtL EAST OREOOXIAN. PKNDLItTOS, 'oitEOON. TIMItSDAY, JAN1TAHY 31, 1907. PAGE THREK. Program for Week Ending Feb. 3. STAR THEATRE Pendleton, Oregon COMSTOCK &. SMITH, Props. ... High Class Vaudeville ... SEE! SEE! SEE! James Dalton The Little Dutch Comedian McNulty & Blair BLACK.FACEI) COMEDIANS, STMSERS AM) DANCERS. Miss De Lien New Illustrated Songs Dayton Sister s&Devoy Song and Dance Trio The Stareoscope Prof. Walter Rudolph DeLien New Moving Pictures. Evening Performances 7:30 and 8:45 Matinee every Wed., Sat. and Sun. at 3 p. m. Admission 10c Reserved Seats 20c SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE OREGON LEGISLATURE COMING Tuesday February 5th FRAZER THEATRE Rogers Grilley Recitals Clever Impersonations Original Selections Striking Novelties Delightful Music Pathos Humor Music Pleasure provided with art HEAR THE HARP CLASSIC AND ACCOMPANIMENT Gallery 25 c. Lower Floor 50c. Seats on sale Monday Pendleton Lecture Bureau Extraordinary Musical Reci Monday February 4th 8 p. m. . First Presbyterian Church Mr. Harold Vincent Milligan For five yours organist and director of music at Olivary Presbyter Inn church, rortland, assisted by i , I Mrs. Anna Selkirk Norton nf this city. The music-lovers of rendleton 's treat of the season. Salem, Jan. 30. If the legislature continues with the same degree of liberality as displayed by the ways and means committee, in fixing the amounts fur the general and contin gent expenses of the different state Institutions and departments, as shown In the general appropriation bill which was submitted to the house yesterday afternoon, there will have to be a material Increase In revenues In order to have enough money to go round before the expiration of the en suing biennial period. A comparison of the Items with those contained In the official esti mates made by former Secretary of State Dunbar, shows that the aggre gate amount of the former exceeds thut of the latter by over $20,000, the grand total amounting to $1,244,970. It will easily prove a $3,000,008 legis lature, against $2,275,348 two years ago. This, however, Includes an allow ance of $8800 for the salary and es penscs of the state dairy and food commissioner, which will doubtless be en Ft out when taken up for considera tion, since the salary and expenses of the food and dairy commissioner is provided for In the special act under which the office Is created. The aggregate, amount of the defi ciencies for 1905-t, recommendations for repairs, Improvements, new bulld IngH, betterments, etc., recommended In the secretary of state's estimates, which are based epon the most con servative gounds; support and main tenance of the different agricultural societies, boards, normal schools, edu cational Institutions, etc., not em braced In the general appropriation bill, will reach $1,110,796, besides the many special appropriations that are being asked for, all of which will easily approximate $3,000,600. The Items contained In the general appro priation bill, as submitted, follow: Salary of governor $ 10,000 Salary, governor's private secretary. Including clerk ships 4,800 Salaries, clerk and stenog raphers, executive de- partment 3,600 Executive department, trav eling and incidentals.... 2,000 Salary secretary of atat:... 9,000 Secretary of state, traveling and Incidentals 1,800 Salaries, clerks and stenog raphers, same 13, COO State treasurer, salary 9,000 Traveling and Incidentals, same 1,800 Salaries, clerks and stenog raphers, same 13,240 Salaries, justices' Bupreme court, clerks, etc., 50,000 Salaries. Judges circuit court 96,000 Salaries, district attorneys and deputies 82.600 Salary, attorney general. . . . 7,200 Salary, assistant attorney general 3,600 Stenographer to attorney general 1,800 Traveling expenses, attorney general , 2,000 Litigation and contingent expenses civil cases 5,000 Expenses, Oregon-Washing ton boundary case 3,500 Salary state superintendent 6,000 Traveling expenses, same., 1.S00 Clerks and stenographers t same 3.600 Expenses state teaehers' as sociation 501! Salary state librarian 2.700 I'uivhase of books and other expenses, state library. . . 7.000 Salaries, chief Janitor, assist ants, messenger and gar dener 13.500 Salaries, pilot commissioners and secretary of hoard .. 2.400 a:vl rhk hire, state land agent 3.600 Salaries an.l expenses ma: ter nnd deputy fish wardens 11,4 00 Salary and expenses, state labor commissioner .... 5,200 State board of horticulture 8,000 ilary and expenses, food nnd dairy commissioner and deputy 8,80 1 Salary and expenses, game and forest warden and deputies Printing 600 copies supreme court reportB, five volumes each General and contingent ex penses capltol building and grounds Fuel, light and water for capltol and grounds Remodeling north wing cap ltol building, elevator and other Improvements .... Publication executive pro clamations, treasurer's no tices, etc Apprehending fugitives from Justice Expenses state biologist . . . Salaries, officers and em ployes penitentiary Transportation convicts to penitentiary Salnrles, officers, employes, contingent expenses, asy lum Transportation, Insane and Idiotic persons officers, employes expenses reform Sularles, and school Salaries, officers, employes expense deaf mute bohool Salaries, officers, employes and expense blind school Special agents for appre hension criminals Per diem and mileage, gen eral expenses legislative assembly . 8.400 9,000 20,000 9,000 25,000 5,000 5.000 1,000 121,000 15,000 432,000 15,000 54,800 42,330 18,000 '5,000 50,000 Total ' $1,244,970 'Sorgeiiiit Kitty" 1'rlday Night. The Tacoma News says of "Ser- rjennt Kitty." which comes to the Frazer Friday night, February 1: "Sergeant Kitty," one of the prettiest, sweetest and daintiest light operas that Tacoma has heard In a year or more, pleased a large audience last t ... f Helen Itvion In "Sei'Eeant Kitty" ilip l'riuer I'cbrimry 1. 44444) FOR. SALE 6-Koom Dwellllng 5-Room Dwelling . , R-Koom Dwelling , 87 Pulldlnf Lot. .151100 $800 I $.2600 FRANK B. CLOPTON &1 CO. 1 1 2 E. Court St., Pendleton, Ore. The East Orcgoninn is eastern Oregon's representative paper. It leads and the people appreciate it and show it by their liberal patron nee. It is the advertising medium of this section. Often The Kidneys Are Wcakenci by Over-Work. Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. urinary anil bladder troubles were to be raced lo me moneys, b'.it now modern science proves thut nearly nil diseases have 'their beginning in me disorder or these most iuiKrtaut organs. Yhe kidneys filter nud pnrilv the blood m..nr.,.I. .. !.,, , ,tr L i.lnevs nl e werllr l"""""' lwivu.. -. - .- Or out of order, yon can understand how quicklv vour entire nouy is anecLt.i umi bow every origin seems to fail to do its duty. " , . If you arc sick or " feci badly," Iicriii taking the Rreat kidney remedy, Dr. Kilmer's Swanip Koi.t, liccriu os soon as vour kiduevs are well tiiey will help all "the other organs to health. A trial will convince anyone. k . .nti iiimVi tin mis fake by lirst .io..orini; your kilticy:;. The mild ana me cMraiiinai tni Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Rout, the great kiducv remeilv, ir. soon reali.cd. 1: itands the holiest p ir its wonderful cures of the most tlistressiiiK cases, and is sold on its munis by ad f..- V druL'L'istflin fifty-tvttt rfffWsJsAiKiStSP; and one-dollar :ie iij!H6. MSgW bottles. You iii..y Dave n paioinj uumt iiomnorswanip.ucuu by mail free, also a pamphlet tcllinc; you POW lO 1111(1 Olll 11 vuu im(; Mum; bladder trouble. "Mention this paper When writitiKto Ilr. Kilmer & Co., Bine; bam ton, N. V. Don't make any mistake, but rciucie'r the name, Swamp-Koot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad dress, Biughamton,N.Y,,onevery bottle. nlKht. nnd will be repeated tonight at the Tacoma theater. Every member of the company Is good, while Helen Myron, In the title role, simply bub bles and sparkles. The costumes are new and pretty and there Is a dash and snap to the whole production that is really refreshing. How to Cure Chilblains. "To enjoy freedom from chil blains." writes John Kemp, East Otis rield. Me., "I apply 3ucklen's Arnica Salve. Have also used It for salt rlii'um with excellent results." Guar anteed to cure fever sores. Indolent ulcers, piles, burns, wounds, frost Mies nnd skin diseases. 25c at Tall man & Co.'s drug store. Heavy Winter In Southern Idaho. South Idoho is experiencing the steadiest winter this year that It ever has, is the opinion of the oldest set tlers. For two months snow has laid on the Snake river bottom. It was never known to lay on the ground before, longer than two or three weeks at n time. There has been less wind than usual, but the temperature has remained cold. The lowest the thermometer registered in Burley this winter was 17 degrees below zero. In the mountains the snow is much deeper than usual, which Insures plenty of water for Irrigation purposes for farms nlong the mountain streams, which are dependent upon the snowfall for their flow. In that part of the Minidoka project wh'eh will come under the government ditch next spring, the settlers are making nrrangements to farm by the "dry land" process, which proved a suc cess Inst year on the limited number of ncres planted. Burley (Idaho) Iiullctin. Khvtrle Company Will Hullil. The Ornnd Rondo. Elecrrlc Light company Is to have an office and store rooms In n building of Its own according to plans that are now be ing considered. Approximately, be tween $000(1 and $700n will be used to make the brick structure on Wash ington avenue, thnt Is now being used for n sub-station, Inin store, of fice nnd exhibit rooms. The struc ture as It stnnds now Is built In two pnrts, one being two stories In height and the other but one. It Is the plan of the company to enlarge the build ing In height nnd depth, so that the entire building will be two stories high and reach back to the alley running parallel with Washington avenue. Modern office and store roomi will be Installed on tho ground floor, while tho second floor will be devoted to miscellaneous uses, such ns exhibits nnd addltlonnl store rooms. La Grando Obsorver. BUT FIVE DAYS Of This The Greatest Value Giving Sale you have ever witnessed. It will positively end Tues. eve Feb. 5th Everything advertised will be out on the center table. We'll take Half Price for any Women's Misses' or Child's Coat, Suit or Skirt in the House. Any $5.00 garment will be sold for $2.50 Any $7.00 garment will be sold for $3.50 Any $10.00 garment will be sold for $5.00 Any $12.50 garment will be sold for $6.25 Any $15.00 garment will bo sold for $7.50 Ladies' and Children's Underwear .Values Ladies' 40c Underwear, garment 19c Ladies' 75c Underwear, any kind, cotton or wool, sell for 39C Ladies' $1.00 Underwear, pants, vests or union suits, sell 63c And son on to the highest priced ones. Children's cotton, fleece-lined shirts and drawers, worth 25c, selling for 13C Children's fleece lined pants and vests, worth 40c, sell at. 19c And so on to the best wool Underwear all reduced likewise. ' Children's fine ribbed black hose 5c pair Wcmen will ruth for these splendid hosiery values, not a pair worth less than 10c and many worth 15c and 20c. Women's fine turnover collars, hand embroidered and Mexican drawn 5c each Tou will be surprised to see such astonishing values offered, not a single one worth less than 15c, some worth 25c. Ladies' and Children's Furs at Half Price Any $5.00 piece, selling for $2.50 Any $0.00 piece, selling for $3.00 Any $7.00 piece, selling for ; $3.50 Any $8.00 piece, selling for. $4.00 Piano Sale Annual clearance sale of high grade pianos, organs and sew ing machines. PIANOS Steinway, Knabe, Haidmun, Emerson,, I.udwig, I'aekard nnd many other well known makes to r.e sold 10 per cent cheaper than you could se cure them any other place on the coast. SEWIXO, MACHINES Stan dard, White, Singer, Wheeler & WMson and many cheaper grades, from J 18 up. ill 1 llr JESSE FAILING Managing Agent. Main street near bridge. B-I-R-C-H If you see It In the East Oregonlnn it's to. FURNITURE The swelles and latest creation in t Furniture, for the home of people of taste. t SEE WINDOW ! LEWIS HUNTER, f COMPLETE HOUSE FURJSISHE J Are Your Drugs Medicines Pure? Do they Comply with the New Federal Pure Drug Act? You Buy Quality From Us and Pay No More. The Pendleton Drug Co. "The Mark of Quality." LEGAL BLANKS Wf?et " t . . gonUa lot a free cat alogoe of them. A foil supply always kept to stock.