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iii-fri- .1?:.- , . Sfcrrxr jt'' ji'iit """' ' , EIGHT PAGES. DAILY KA8T OK GONIAW, PENDLETON, OREGON, TIEST).VV, FEBRUARY 5, 1907. PACT FITB. ToMrrw fee 0sk Is gDay OF THE BIG SALE AT The Lee Teutsch Dept. Store Free Sleigh Ride all Day Long to and fro from any part of the city Call up the Store by Telephone and Sleigh Will be Sent to Your Door for You To-Morrow Will be the Greatest Day of the Sale SPECIAL DRIVE ON ALL SHOES National Brokerage & Sales Co IN CHARGE Meaker & Cochran Managers CITY BREVITIES County Scrip wanted, thin office. All klnilH of good, dry wood. Bee Minnls. Private loom anil board, 313 South Main street. Two apprentice girls wanted at Mrs. Campbell's millinery. Sec Mlnnla for good, dry wood that burns. Lots of It on hand. Oerena S. Drlscoll, voice piano and elocution. Studio 402 Wert Alta. For Rent Furnished rooms 'Close In. Inquire Bowman Photo Studio. Nice furnished housekeeping rooms for renL Inquire 302 Logan street. Don't forget that the Wonder Store carries a full line of popular priced flutes. . Furniture and fixtures In ii!l-room lodging houso for sale. Inquire of J. L. Sharon. 2174 yards of embroidery to so at We have a well equipped WATCH HOSPITAL where nil the Ills of watches can be repaired. We guarantee all our work and assure, you our prices are the lowest consistent with good work. LOUIS HUNZIKER, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. 7! Main St be and 10c per yard, Friday, Feb. 1. The Wonder Store. All ihe news all the time In the East Oregonlan. Wanted At once, coal sacks at Potlntcii l.uraVr corrpany: will pay hlghCBt market price for same. Cerena S. Drlscoll, voice, piano and elocution. Studio 604 Thompson street. Telephone Black 2281. For Rent d-roonl cottage at 304 Cosby rtreet Inquire of C. A. Fppln ger, Alexander department store. When in Portland stop at the Hotel Oregon. Rates 21 per day and up ward. European plan. Free 'bus. For Sale 15-room rooming house and property, one block from depot Furnished throughout Enquire this office. For Rent or Sale 7-room house with all modern conveniences, lo cated 6 IS Aura street Inquire this office. , Six-room house for rent with all modern conveniences; furnished or unfurnished. Enquire Hunter furni ture store. Wanted Olrl for general house work; no washing; must sleep at home. Apply J. W. Sklleq, 415 Oar fleld street. You will soon be needing lumber for repairs and new Improvements. Before ordering you should get our prices. Our stock i complete and we have It all piled nicely In our big new hed so that It Is dry. That Is Important, you know. Oregon Lum ber Yard. Atlnlln a Shipping Point. C. F. Van de Water, traveling freight agent for the O. R. & N., was here this week and Informed us that he was going to put In a siding and platform at Attalla at once, and In a few months would give us something better. This will now give us good service from both the O. R. & N. and the N. P. There will be a bW stir at Attalla as loon as the weather settles. Wallula Gateway (Attalla Correspondent.) Read the East Oregonlan. Agents for Delicious New York Candies. The Drug Store that Serves You Best. DFIKXSE BEGIXS ITS TESTIMON Y. (Continued from page 1.) tween pathological conditions and perverted functions. Jerome made- Wiley adn.lt the ojilt'lnn that Thaw in Insane was bas ed upon the street car Incident, but not un'll after he had read of the hoot:iifr, and further admitted the opinion was partly formed by what he read In the newspapers. Jerome then returned to the ques tion of pathological conditions and perverted functions, and asked tVlley if he had applied the Romberg test. "Don't know what the Romberg Is," replied Wiley. "Whnt! you are an expert In mental and nerve diseases, and don't know what the Romberg test Is'" sharply asked Jerome. "Have you read Hactuck's book?" The wit ness said he had, but did not recall the Romberg test Jerome kept the witness under a withering fire of medical questions, causing him to fret continually. He was still under fire at the recess hour. DYNAMITE PLANT IN ALASKA. P.lir Company Will Manufacture Ex plosives at Juneau. For the purpose of manufacturing dynamite, the first explosive factory In the territory will be built at Ju neau, Alaska, by the Imperial Pow der Manufacturing company, which was Incorporated at Olympla by Se attle and Juneau capitalists. The new concern has a capitaliza tion of 2100,000. It plans to build a plant at Juneau that will manufac ture from two to three tons of dyna mite a day. The factory will em ploy about 15 men. With a plant In Alaska, the enor mous freight charges now paid to steamship companies for explosives will be avoided. At the present time the bulk of the large quantities of dynamite used In the northern ter ritory, Is shipped from Seattle and San Francisco. As the concern will be able to get 60 per cent of the raw material needed In the manufacture of dynamite In Alaska, the saving In freight charges will be great. Be side the economy In this direction, the danger of blowgig up some of the best boats in the coast service will no longer be feared. Mohler Is Recovering. Chicago, Feb. 6. Vice President Mohlor, of the Union Pacific, Is out of danger today. Ho has had typhoid fever. Postponed Meeting S. S. Workers The meeting of Sunday school workers called for this evening has been postponed for one week', when the session will be held at the Meth odist church. The Rnrber Lumber company's pinning mill at Barber, Ilaho, will be enlarged and a large fruit box factory added. PERSONAL MENTION . H. CV Atiams of Athena, Is In the elty awaiting an opportunity to return to lilt borne. Walla Walla Union. Justice of thf; Peace Joe'Parkcs Is forced to remain at home today as a result of an affliction of one of Ms feet Ralph Wlnslow, of Wlnslow Bros., Jewelers, is now visiting In western Oregon, and will return about Feb ruary 16. Harry Roes left la?.t night for Salt Lake to attend the funeral of his mother, who died there yesterday at the ape of SO ytais. E. M. Churchill, formerly proprie tor of the Pendleton Business college, wuh here last evening. He is now located In La Grande. William Sutherland, water superin tendent, Is sick In bed with the grip and has not been at his desk in the recorder's of flee, for several days. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Snyder of P.nrilMnn art nmnnir tVin flftl hnnnH I passengers who are registered at the Daeres. Walla Walla Statesman. Lre Brown, formerly of Athena, but who has been here for several months past, left lust night for Ne vada where he expects to locate and follow the butcher business. George Sheer of Holdcn, Mo., is here accompanied by his wife, to wnom he was but recently married, and they are visiting at the home of the former's brother, Officer J. W, Sheer. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McNaught, of Hermlston, are In the city today and expect to leave this evening for Hot Lake, where they expect to remain for the benefit of Mr. McNaught's health. Attorney C. T. Godwin came In from Milton today by team. He Is on his way to Salem where he will have business before the legislature. Chailes L. Swain arrived here from Milton today on a business trip. Ever body will soon want val entines, we have all kinds, ranging in price from lc to 75c. You will make a mistake if you do not call on sxr to posr OFfc f WILL BEGIX WORK MARCH FIRST Will Not Sell Liquor to Indians. In all probability the local saloon- men will get together the early part of the week and form an agreement ' among themselves not to sell any more i liquor to the reservation Indians, whether they have alloted land or not. This statement Was made In the Dally Republic today by on of the j leading saloonmen In town, and this action has been brought about I through the agency of Special Officer John W. Green, of the department of the Interior, who has been at Fort Slmcoe since the early part of Jan uary. Investigating the Indian condi tions, and more particularly the stat us of the trade In whiskey on the res ervation and to reservation Indians. Yakima Republic. All the news all the time In the East Oregonlan. On North Side Twin Falls Irrigation Project Work on the big north aide irlga tlon project on the Twin Falls tract Is to begun the first week In March, according to persons Interested who are now at Boise, says the Statesman of that place. It Is stated that 22.500, 000 will be expended on the project and that It will be spent at the rate of about 2100.000 per month. This when completed, will be the largest single Irrigation system on the conti nent. The system Is to be Installed by the Twin Falls North Side Land & Water company which grows out df the Twin Falls Land & Water company. The new company' was recently orga nized In Pittsburg and Is composed principally of Pittsburg capitalists. It Is a Delaware corporation and arti cles will be filed in this state in a few days. I. B. Perrlne of Twin Falls Is one of the directors. The company Is preparing to ask for bids and expects to let the con tract on the big canal within 20 days. The canal Is to be built on the north side of the Snake river from Mllner to the Malad river at a point south of Gooding, a distance of 60 miles. It will Irrigate two distinct tracts, one of 30,000 acres between Mllner and Shoshone, to Blue Lakes. The canal will be 60 feet wide on the bottom 100 feet at the top and carry eight feet of water. Three large reservoirs are to be built. The largest, to be known aa Wilson's lake,' will cover a tract of between 3000 and 4000 acres to a depth of 30 or 35 feet With the completion of this north side canal the Twin Falls project will contain an area covered by canals ex tending over 370,000 acres, larger than any government syste:n In the country and the largest private pro ject. Boise will be greatly bsnefltted as the new tract Is directly within its fields as a commercial center. Carey act deeds will offer special advan tages on account of the rapidity with, which title can be obtained, The lands Irrigated by this system are fertile and desirable and will probably be thrown open1 tor settle ment In April, as the work of build" lng the Bystem will be pushed to com pletion without delay. Robert Mc Collum of Twin Falls will be sales agent for the land, with headquarters at Mllner. Lost An alligator purse was left on the circular desk in the postofflce yes terday. The purse and contents will be described and liberal reward paid for Its return to the First National bank. Lost On Alta street, a small gold watoh with leather fob. Initials E. V. F. on back of watch. Return to this office. Reward. Whe &t Leu 'For Sale ALL IMPROVED LAND, and will be sold at a bargain if taken at once. Personal reasons for selling. Two or three crops will pay for the land. For terms and other information, ADDRESS "S" East Oregonian. Pendleton, Oregon
