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DAILY EAST OREGONTAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIIi 2, 1907.
EIGHT PAOKR.
TO FIGHT THE SCAB
ECZEMA COVERED
HANDS
THE GRANDEST COLLECTION OF
HIGH CLASS STYLISH WEARABLES
25 PIECES WHITE AND CREAM OITIXG FLANNEL, 10c.
is now here in superior varieties. Here's a number of styles that are fair samples of the splendid SUITS we are
offering. They are different from the usual run of ready-to-wear suits. The styles are distinctive, being designed
by trie-famous Princess garments, they can be accepted without question as correct in every detail. The wise
women will make their selection early. flO 4 0 Ef 0 4 MMJ AP
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Save Your Coupon. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Wher it Pay, to Trade
GEXJRAIj NEWS.
Dr. A. L. Goff of Tacoma, turned
tils automobile and ran It Into a tele
graph pole to avoid colliding with
two ladles on bicycles. The automo
bile was badly damaged and Dr.
Goff was thrown out and badly
bruised.
Mrs. Joseph Jack of Trenton, N. J.,
became totally blind following a se
vere spell of sneezing. Specialists
who are treating Mrs. Jack believe
that the violence of her sneezing
caused a hemorrhage of the Interior
blood vessels of the eyea.
Sergeant John A. Griffin, of Troop
I, Nint'.i Cavalry, who last Christmas
day shot and killed Corporal Taylor,
of the same troop, at Fort Sheridan,
was sentenced In the federal court
to nine year? and seven months In,
the military prison at Fort Leaven
worth. In the outskirts of Kansas City,
Mo., on Easter Day, a Chicago & Al
ton train ran Into a buggy in which
was riding George Henry and his
wife and H. D. Monner and wife. All
were killed. All were under 40
years of age. The men were sales
men in Kansas City mercantile
houses.
Officials of the Salt Lake road ex
pect to have the line open for
through traffic by April 10. The ex
pectation Is based upon a message
received from General Manager R. E.
Wells, who has charge of the recon
struction work at Meadow Valley,
Nevada, the scene of the recent ex
tensive washouts.
Mrs. Sylvester Scott aged 70, is
dead at Lawyer's Canyon, near
Grangeville, Idaho. She was the
principal witness against Ed Wiley,
accused of the murder of Swan
Knudson in 1901, and It Is probable
the case will be dismissed as with
out Mrs. Scott's testimony conviction
Is not deemed possible.
Omar Wlsdom.a young man about
24 years of age, while stepping from
the steamer Hazel to the wharf at
Nellson's place, seven miles below
Mapleton, on the Sluslow river, slip
ped and fell and was crushed between
the boat and the whaif. His back
was broken, and he will probably
die within a few days.
Druzzanlnikoff, an ex-policeman
sentenced February 81 to a year's
imprisonment for torturing peasants
during a punitive expedition, has
been killed by peasant prisoners in
the jail at Kursk, Russia. They cap
tured Druzzanlnlkoff and held a reg
ular court and executed him by
dashing his brains out against the
flcor.
BAPTIST EVENTS THIS WEEK.
Social, Bu-aness and Religious Meet
ings. Monday The social and business
meeting of the young people of the
chuich and congregation at the resl-
For Sale
4S0 acres adjoining city limits, Pen
dleton, 360 acres in Thent. Will cut
two tons per nor. Price, Includ
ing crop, 112.000. Easy terms. Water
on every quarter. Tou had better in
vestigate this.
I have several desirable stock
ranches In Cames Prairie, for sale.
A hotel ot Pilot Rock, very cheap.
Wheat '.and in large or small tracts.
Suburban homes with fins orchards.
E. T. WADE
'Phone black I11L
Office E. O. Building.
dence of Mrs.
Johnson street
Winn Johnson on
Wednesday 7:30 p. m., Covenant Sixty-Seven Per Cent of 886 Cases Has
meeting of the church. All mem-, Unknown Origin,
bors should be sure and come. j An lnve3tlgatlon o( hte cause ot an
Thursday 2:30 p. m., ladles of the ep,(lomlc ot ,yphod fever In the Dls
church will meet at the residence of trlct of Columba wag made laat year
Mrs. R. E. Ringo on Thompson bv a board appointed by the surgeon
street. All ladles be sure and come. general of the public health and mar
A misaicary program will be render- lne hosptai service. The board in
ed, conducted by Mrs. Wilcox. vestigated 866 cases which were re-
Next Sunday Communion sjrvice. ported Detween June 1 and November
''Three Years of Progress; What j in9t
Next?" A short sermon by the pas-j 'Ten'per cent of the cases were at
'or' . trlbuted to Infected milk, 15 per cent
were Imported Into the district, and
WILL DEBATE SUFFRAGE ISSUE,
Normal School Verses Pendleton High
Solwmi
I
Weston, April 2. In the public
debate given at the Normal chapel ; among persons living under poor san
Saturday evening between members itary conditions. On the contrary,
of the Hypathlan and Lincoln Liter- they found it more prevalent among
ory societies, the following three the better class: that the disease did
young persons were chosen to rep-
resent the normal in a debate with
ti.e rendleton nigh school In the near and vermin were abundant; that fruit
future: j and vegetables played little or no part
Miss Mary Zurcher, Miss , Ella whatever In the spread of the lnfec
Hays and J. B. Potter. The ques- tlon; that shell fish and fresh water
Hon for debate was, "Resolved, That fish and oysters played no appreciable
Women Should Be Granted Equal ' part; that no special relation between
Rights of Suffrage With Men." The ', occupation and. the disease could be
same subject will be debated at Pen- '
dleton, the normal school taking the '
ngativo. I
fientiv mnve th hi. r
the same time stops the cough. Beo's
Laxative cougn syrup. contains
Honey and Tar. No opiates. Best
for Cough. Colds. Croup and
tvrtrwinlnv ertliffh Qn tlft1r.n
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Indorse It.
Sold by A. C. Koeppen
A Bros.
O. R. & X. La Grande Improvements.
The foundation for the new O. R.
N. store house Is being laid. The
structure Is located directly south of
the new round house and a trifle east
01 me coai crimes, it win do a one- , guidry Is being introduced In aliotn
story brick and built to accommodate ' er form. This time by dividing the
the master mechanic's office and the 6linuai salaiy In twelve parts In
chlef clerk and his assistants. Besides etead of nine during which the ser
these two offices there will be a large vlne lB acttiully performed,
r.-.om for stores. The building prop- u l8 universally admitted that the
er Is 30x80 feet About one-third of Juries paid to Spokane teachers are
this will be taken up with the office entirely too low, and there Is no good
roome. Master Mechanic Watson's reason why thoy should not be per
c.ffice being in the rear, and Store mated to have the use of every dol
Clerk Martin's office being directly Iar due inem as soon as earned. It
within the entiance. The remainder 8 probably true that there is not a
of the floor will be used for stores, toucher In Spokane who Is getting an
On three sides of the building will be um0Unt larger than that necessary to
an elevated platform of 7000 square support herself. This Is particularly
feet of floor space. The elevation is true of many who have others de
such a height that the doors of the ,,eprtent upon them for support,
cars lauding on either of the two ap- , Many an trying to buy lots and
preaches, is even with the floor. This homes and by reason of their very
will facilitate the unloading of heavy limited capital have been forced to
supplies. ir.dke contracts of a character that
Contractor Wlggers has a crew of
men constructing the cement foun-
datlrn for the building and the plat
form. La Grande Observer. I
Sheriff Pulnter After. tJniiihlers.
Kanun Scott, familiarly known a
"Sky," one of the three men who
nude their "get awny" when the
round up wa being made of the met,
accused of conducting gambling re
sorts. Is' r.nw lodged In the Multno
mah county Jail, In Portland, and
Deputy sheriff Chas. Painter will
Lave today to bring the accused man
to this city, says the Walla Walla
I'nlnn. Sheriff Havlland received 'n
message at 10 o'clock last night fvom
Sheriff Stevens, of Multnomah coun
tv. staling that "Sky" had been ap
prehended iind Instructions were sent
to the Oregon metropolis to hold th
prisoner until an officer from this
county arrived.
Gnmr Birds I'row to Death.
That many Chinese pheasants and
Calif"! nla iiuall perished during thi!
hard winter Just past there is no
dcubt, say. the Yakima Republic. In
fart u is feaied that tnoH of the
Urdu were exterminated bv the ex-tre-ne
weather. Many froze to death.
FOR MEN, WOMEN
CACSES OP TYPHOID.
about 8 per cent were said -to be
traceable to contact, leaving 67 per
ccnt unaccounted for or of uncertain
source.
The reDort stated that the disease
nr ,,, n tn nnv iinnniinl extent
r.ot Drevall to any special extent among
persons living In houses where files
made out and that ice was not in any
way responsible.
Thirty days treatment for kidney,
bladder trouble and rheumatism for
100- your monev refunded If not
-' .... -
nol. va not aerange tne nornacn.
lo "Ke- rs",a oy
Pn V Bros.
INJUSTICE TO TEACHERS.
Spokane School Board Holds Back
Part of Sularics.
The Spokane Orator-Outburst, says
of an unjust treatment of school
teachers in that city:
Tlu- old attempt to hold back ten
ptr cent Df the Spokane teachers'
rvoud lose the money already paid
If the payments are not met as pro
vided fr in them.
Yakima Sheep Shearing.
The shee p hearing season hai come
around once more; lambing time Is
here alf-o, and consequently the sheep
men are having their Innings. It
ceriulnly 1b h busy season of the year
l.f the wool growers.
Coffin Iiros. have already "clipped
iho wool from a large ( number ot
tl-elr heer. Pan Goodman has also
ln-ared, tl.e McAllister flock . has
bnen sjom of it wool and this week
many fither flocks are being snipped
of their clothing, ns It were, and
turned out to the cold and biting
March vlnds.
The lambing season Is about over.
The yield has been large, which is of
course gratifying tu the sheepmen.
,heep Inspector James Donald has
si cut much of his lime ia the last 10
days out on the hills. Inspecting h.?
various sheep ramps with a vTew of
watching cut fcr the scab. He has
found considerable scab In the coun
ty, but it is within the easy control of
the slier pmen. and there Is no d-ingor
of It spreading promiscuously. Yaki
na Republic.
AND CHILDREN
WAS M'GIBBON MURDERED?
Coroner's Jury Finds Thnt Wallula
Man Mel Foul Piny.
he Walla Walla Statesman says,
of the InvesMgatlon of the death of
William McGlbbon of Wallula:
Murder, not accident. Is what a
coroner's Jury which sat upon the
l,ody of William McGlbbon at Wal
lula Saturday afternoon, believed to
be the ccuse of the death of the man
found dead In his barn several days
ago.
It was thought at the time that
McGlbbon had been kicked by his
licrte, as he was found lying near Its
heels, but after he was burled the
story was passed around among his
neighbors thnt he had been killed.
So persistent were these rumors
1' at Coroner MacMartln thought it
advisable to Investigate the matter.
He went down to Wallula Friday af
ternoon with Di. C. A. Hauber, for
the purpose of holding a nautopsy
and Inquest. i
Testimony was taken Saturday af
ternoon before a Jury which brought
In their verdict:
"We find thnt deceased came to his
death by a fracture of the skull,
compound. Inflicted by persons un
known."
Considerable talk Is going about
at Wallula among the neighbors of
the death that he met his death at
the hands of a former employe.
Mrs. McGlbbon testlfed at the
trial that her husband left the house
t.t 10 o'clock In the evening for the
purpose of hitching up and making a
trip to Wallula, eight miles away, in
Lcurch of a farm hand. Mrs. McGlb
bon had gone to bed but became
alarmed because she did not hear
her husbaml leaving the premises. She
dressed and, calling one of her sons,
went out to the barn where they
fi.uid McOihhcn lying on the floor.
Ed Anderson, a railroad contractor,
fell off a Northern Pacific train four
miles from Cheney, Wash., and was
killed. His foot was cut off and
skull crushed.
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WILLAMETTE COUNTIES
ARE NOW ORGANIZED
All Wool Growers of Western Ore
gon Arc Joining In a General
Movement to Eradicate Scab ami
Kc;p Up Wool Prices All the
Vullcy Counties Have Some In
fected Sheep and Dipping Will be
GencrH Dipping Charges are
Fixed.
Salem, April 1. The state sheep
commission is preparing to wage war
against scab, the infectious disease
which has played havoc with the
sheep Industry, , and when It Is rec
ognized that Oregon has more than
1 r.00.000 sheep cast of the Cascadts
t.nd more than 276,000 in the coun
ties comprised in the first district, it
Is evident that the commission has
plenty of work to do in that direc
tion.
The Inspection In the vallew will
be esrrled on under federal super
vision by the county Inspectors. The
li speotlon while rigid Is not Intendel
to work a hardship on any sheep
raiser.
It will be the duty of each Inspec
tor to keep a record of the number
of sheep Inspected, the name of the
owner, the locality in which 'the lt.-
spectlnn took place and the date of
the Inspection and to report to th3
ccunty court. Thus an accurate" cen
sus of the sheep population can be
obtained and a check kept on the
work done by the Inspectors
In the first district, which Includes
the Willamette counties, no Inspec
tion n ill bo made for less than
cents, but will not exceed one cent
cr head In any Instance and in cases
In which the flocks number 1000 or
ever the rate shall be proportionate
ly diminished.
The adoption cf the "community
vnt" for dipping will prove of much
saving to the owners of sheep. Thj
vats used In other states are fifteen
to twenty feet long, five feet deep
and two feet wide on the bottom and
'hi dimensions of all vats are to con
form to the government measure
ments, and sheep dipped in any other
vats tlun those approved by the fed'
eraT and state Inspectors will not be
considered officially dipped and will
not receive a clean bill of health.
Thnt the scab has made serious In
roads among the flocks of Oregon is
shown by the following figures given
cut by a federal Inspector:
In Marion county 7 per cent Is in
fected; In Polk, 4 per cent; Benton, 4
per cent: Yamhill, 25 per cent; Wash
ington, S per cent; I Inn, 30 per cent;
liine, 70 per cent; Douglas. 90 per
cent; Jackson, one-tenth of one per
rent; JoBephlne, Coes and Curry,
clean.
The:e Is n movement on foot
atneng the sheepmen of the valley
counties to act in concert to perfect
the organization of a strong wool
growers' association In order to se
cure tetter prices for heep and
woe I.
The present plans are-to Include
".' raisers of gents as well and to
make the organization one worthy to
be recognized. It is generally be
lieved that the small associations are
e-f l'ttle practical benefit In that they
ere not strong enough to effect any
iitatrlr.l benefit to their members.
Notice of Stock Meeting.
Walla Walla, Wash., April 1, 1907.
To all those that are Interested in
grazing stock on the new addition to
the Wenaha national forest, which
Includes the greater part of town
ships 1 south, 1, 2 and 3 north.
range 36 east, W. M., a stockmeettng
will be held at Pendleton, Oregon,
April 12, 1907, to make a division of
the cattle and sheep range, all those
that are Interested are requested to
attend.
J. M. SCHMITZ,
Forest Supervisor.
The New
Stove
Lamp
IF
Cracked and Bleeding In Many
Places Became so Bad that Nail
Came Off Finger Tried Many
Remedies arid Consulted Three
Doctors, but Got No Relief Now
Cured and Is Very '
PROUD OF HAVING TRIED
CUTICURA REMEDIES
"I had eczema on my hands for
about eleven years. The hands cracked
open in many places and bled. One
of my fingers was so bad that the nail
came off. I bad often heard of cure
by the Cutlcura Remedies, but had
no confidence in them as I had tried so
many remedies, and they all had failed
to cure me. I had seen three doctors,
but got no relief. Finally my hus
band said that we would try the Cutl
cura Remedies, so we got a cake of
Cutlcura Soap, a box of Cutloura Oint
ment, and two bottles of Cutlcura Resol
vent Pills. Of course I keep Cuticura
Soap all the time for my hands, but
the one oake of Soap and half a box
of Cuticura Ointment cured them. II
is surely a blessing for me to have my
hands well, and I am very proud of
having tried Cutloura Remedies, and
recommend them to all suffering with
eczema. Mrs. Eliza A. Wiley, It. P. D.
2, Liecomb, Iowa, Oct. 18, 1D0G."
ITCHING PIMPLES
Resulted from Poisoning. Cured
by Two Sets of Cuticura
Remedies.
" My husband got a blood disease from
wearing woolen underwear. He was
all full of pimples, and he had an awful
itching. He took a good many so
called blood remedies, and nothing did ,
him good. Then we saw in a news
paper about Cuticura Remedies, and
they cured him after using in all two
seta of Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Oint
ment, and Cuticura licsolvent, and now
I wouldn't do without Cuticura Soap.
Mrs. Harner, 10.10 Benners St,, Heading,
Pa,, Jan. 25, 1U06."
Complete External and Internal Treatment tor
Every llumor ot Infanta, Children, and Atlulu ooo
Uu of Cutlcura Soap (26c. 1 to ClranM the rllun.
durum Ointment (.Vic.) to Ileal (be Skin, and
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Capital tioe.soe.oo
Surplus nnd undivided
profits S130.000.00
Deposits $1,250,000.00
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number of our patrons and the
volume of our business, and
placed us In the front rank with
the leading banking Institutions
of the Inland empire.
To meet the demanda of our
growing business our banking
house Is now undergoing a com
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we will be still better prepared
to care for the wants of our
patrons.
Interest Paid on
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SLar Theatre.
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