East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 16, 1907, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST ORF.GONIAN, PENDLETON, OKEGOX. TVESDAV. APRIL 10, 190T, EIGHT PAGES. NO STATE DIVISION P. ABA GOVERXOIl SIEAD RIPI- Cri.ES SPOKANE IDEA PAGE TWO. 11 LI 500 of the Most Beautiful Parasols Ever Shown Here. rffl4 Uiem 1' -W H at at Parasols for the baby, 25c & 50c. Parasols for the Miss, 75c, 85c & $1.25 Parasols for the young lady, at $1.25, 1.50, 2.00, 2.25, 2.50, 3.25 & 5.00 Mourning Parasols in Plain Taffeta, at $1.25 & $2.00 Mourning Parasols of Fine Hemstitched Taffeta, at $2.25 & $3.50 Parasols of Plain Hemstit ched and Embroidered Linen White Parasols with Black Embroidered Dot. Parasols of Dresden Silks at $3.50 & $5.00 3SXS39EEHI The Peoples Warehouse Save Your Coupons Where itPays to Trade o Justification for tlic Crentlon of a Xev Stnte With Spoknuo iw n router Efforts at Suite IMvMon Elsewlicro Have Elided PIxHitrou lv Washington As It Is, Is Now Good Enough. Governor Mead has expressed him self cmohntlcally on thp new state fad belnst promoted ty Spokane. He Is against It strong. In a recent in terview with the Yakima Republic he said: "The proposition of forming a new stnte," snld he, "was mentioned at Spokane. I don't object to giving my opinion of the proposition, which Is that It Is little more than a mere dream. It Is scarcely worthy of dis cussion. The history of the United States will show at the outset how Impracticable such a division would be. "The opposition aroused would be too great to carry the project through. Many other states, notably Texas, have seriously considered the matter of dividing themselves into smaller sections, but almost In variably the thing has fallen through. In Texas the agitation reached its height at the time of slavery and yet pvpii then the proposition was not considered favorably. Today the peo ple of Texas rejoice in the vast ex tent of their state. "In the present case the opposition of three states, Washington, Oregon and Idaho would be aroused. I do not believe that as some peoplo have stated, there Is a diversity of political Interests between the east ern and western parts of the state. Neither do I see that the eastern part of the state has suffered In benefits Ht the hands of the legislature or the other state officials. There has been no discrimination that I know of. In fact I can see no necessity now or In the future for the disintegration of the state of 'Washington." GEX JRAL NEWS. V The proposition to accept 1750,000 from Andrew Crtrneglo for a library was voted down by the citizens of De troit ot the recent election. George W. Roosevelt, a cousin of President Roosevelt, died at Brussels, whfre he was consul-general. De ceased served as consul In various countries since 187S. George Shambucher, a wealthy real estate dealer of New York, 56 years old, was shot and mortally wounded ' while In the dining room of his home, j His family believes that a burglar, I surprised by Shambucher, shot him. I Lieutenant Herbert Garfield Mil lar of the Coast artillery, will be tried by court martial on April 17 at Fort I Flagler, Wash., under charge of ills- I honesty while acting quartermaster ut f ort Flasler. Millar is a nephew ' of President Garfield. Mrs. Polly Weed Baker of Boon- ville, Ind., has just been granted a divorce from her eleventh husband, baker Is the ninth of the 11 hus bands from whom she has secured a divorce, one having died a natural death and another commit! ing sui cide. The bodies of two Germans, Gus tave Ffiffer and his fiance. Flora Kun, have been recovered from the Tiber, at Rome, where the couple found death. Financial trouble led to the double suicide. The couple had tied their bodies together before leap ing Into the water. As a result of a five days' confer ence, the threatened strike of 35,000 employes of the express companies operating in the metropolitan district of New York, has been averted. The employes have gained an Increase of wages, a reduction In their hours of work, In most cases from 12 to 10 and the recognition of their union. The Right Rev. Don Henrique 811 va. bishop of Lisbon, uncle of the kin? of Portugal, and special envoy of Plus X to this country, li in San Francisco, and the Call says that ac cording to information given at St Mary's cathedral, he is to temporarily take the place of coadjutor, made va cant hy the death of Archbishop Oforpc Montgomery. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel St. Georse. J. T. Shelton, Fcho; Arthur P. Haynes and wife, Portland; W. M. Dunn, Biggs; L. J. Chapman, Seattle; H. A. Vincent, Portland; Air Halllnder, Spokane; S. D. Peterson, Milton; W. J. Hatfield. Portland: R. ,M. Rowe, Portland; Mrs. E. M. Chandler, Baker City; O. P. Brigham, Hermiston; Cliaa. M. Swain, Milton; W. H. .Mathews, Chi cago; Norton Daly, Portland: K. Sluman and wife, Echo; A. C. Cogs well, Wallace; John Ramseyer, Joseph, Nev.: C. S. Burrett, Atwater, Ga.; C. B. King and wife, Coeur d'Alene, Ida.; G. King, Coeur d'Alene, Ida.; Mrs. R. H. Wimpy, Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. C. M. Shea, Salt Lake; Wm. Loyar, Sumpter. Hotel Pendleton. G. H. Boynton, Portland; A. S. Casey. Spokane; Sen ator La Follette, Madison. Wis.; John J. Hammon, Milwaukee, Wis.; E. Hedges, Portland; L. P.athburn, Portland: F. S. Hillslngle, Portland; K. Abbott, Portland; T. C. Morgan ride, Sterling. 111.; S. White, Baker City; G. L. Bashman and wife, Den ver; Miss T. Ecklund, Denver; K. Karm, San Francisco; C. H. Norris, La Grande: A. Gephart, Seattle; J. A. Sines, Seattle; E. J. Callahan, Chi cago; J. Campbell, Portland; R. Jell, Spokane; A. C. Reeves, Portland; Ij Dyke, Spokane; O. A. Carrlgan, Spo. kane; J. K. Lew. San Francisco; F. Welden. Portland; E. I. Leedy, Port land: R. J. Bunch, Umatilla. Piles are dangerous, but do not submit to an operation until you have first tried Man Zan the Great Pile Remedy. It Is put up In col lapsible tubes with a nozzle that al lows it to be applied exactly where It Is needed. If you have Itching, hlepdlr.fr or protruding piles and Man Zan does not relieve, money refund ed. Soothes and cools. Relieves at one. Sold by A. C. Koeppen ft Bros. For Sale 480 acres adjoining city limits, Pen dleton, 3(0 acres In "vheat. Will cut two ton per acre. Price, Includ ing crop, 112,000. Easy terms. Water on every quarter. You had better In vestigate this. I have several desirable stock ranches in Cames Prairie, for sale. A hotel at Pilot Rock, very cheap. Wheat land in large or small tracts. Suburban homes with fine orchards. E. T. WADE Phone black tllL Office B. O. Building; Golden Rule Hotel. D. E. Leffing well, St. Paul; P. W. Poster, La Grande; John Planting, city; Miss Virginia Hayden, Boise; J. H. Hayes, Athena; J. H. Hudeman, Myrick: J. H. Shull, Echo: J. H. Harris, Wes ton; John Ridenour, Weston; H. S. Englar, Adams; F. M. Hunt, Pom eroy, C. K. Smith, Hermiston; Fred Hascall, Pilot Rock; E. A. Murphy, North Powder; S. W. Murphy, North Powder; A. D. French, Dell Rapids, S. D.; Charles Frazler, Chicago, III.; G. Frank Otas. Pasadena, Cal.; J. E. Barnes, Baker 'City; John Hickey, Reere, Mich; Sam Lee, Portland. The Price of Health. "The price of health In a malarious district is Just 26 cents; the cost of a box of Dr. King's New Life Pills," writes Ella Slayton, of Noland, Ark. New Life Pills cleanse gently and Im part new life and vigor to the system. 25c. Satisfaction guaranteed at Tell man & Co.'s., druggists. FOR FAMINE RELIEF. Tralnload of American Flour Speed ing Toward Stricken China. A special train of 28 cars, carrying flour for the relief of the famine- stricken people of China, is speeding across the continent toward San Fran cisco, where It will bo loaded and sent across seas. 1 The train Is making passenger time and was furnished through the gen eroslty of President Martin Hughltt, of the Northwestern road. It passed Green river yesterday. The govern ment has furnished a special trans port, the Beaumont, to carry the flour across the Paclfiei The salve that acts line a poultice (s Pine Salve Carbollzed. No other salve so good for cuts, burns, bolls and chapped skin. Ask about it Price 25cts. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bios. No part of Cuba has had a good rain for nearly six months. Crops are In a bad shape and thousands of cat tie have died. . NORTHWEST NEWS. Frr.m Kli,en, Idaho, 4.000,000 feet of first grade pine will be ship ped east this summer. Of that amount Q. F. Gwinn's mill will raw one-fourth. Charles W. Fuddrius, a rancher liv- Inpr near Dixie, Walla Walla coun ty, fell from a load of hay on the hiphwiiy. A wheel parsed over his bead, crushing It and killing him Instantly. Herbert Colo, p. crack marksman, well known through the Inland cm- plr wns injured by a cartildge ex ploding in his shotgun, at Claikston, Wash. He will lose his right leg and his face was badly lacerated. On May 3 will be sold In Fremont rimn'y. Idaho, state lands amount- Ins to 9r,nn acres. The Fremont lands, while priori are r.ot of the highest value, the appraisement price running from J 10 to $17 per acre. The Wallowa News savs thnt coun tv !s year by year raising more and more fine mules. H. H Williams of Lostlne, recently refused $1000 for six yearling colts. Rookout & Son own 6ft had of one and two-year-olds. Frank S. Dietrich, recently ap pointed to succeed James H. Beatty, Judge of the circuit court of the dis trict of Idaho, took the oath of of fice April IS and entered upon the discharge of his duties at Boise. At Armlngton, Montana, a blast hung fire In a Billings & Northern cut. Pat Fritz, the foreman, and a laborer went in to investigate nnd were blown In pieces. A. F. LI zee, the contractor, and another laborer were fatally Injured. Judge William Smith of Baker City, denied the petition asking that S. A. Gardlnler, who was convicted for extorting money while a council man of tho city of La Grande, and who Js serving his ten months' term, be paroled. The Judge wrote a let ter to each of the petitioners setting forth his objection to the granting of the petition. Thirty days treatment for kidney, blacker trouble and rheumatism for $1.00. Your money refunded If not satisfactory. Plneules contain no al cohol. Do not derange the stomach. Easy to take. Sold by A. C. Koep. pen ft Bros. The Oregon Securities company haa been given the usp of five acres and the buildings thereon for a hotel and feed stable In the Cascade forest, Charles Hofft was granted the use of sixty acres for a gathering pas ture in connection with his grazing permit, and the Mountain Sheep Ditch company was given a permit to construct a ditch eight miles long 'or une In conducting water for Irri gation purposes. STATU OP OHIO, ) CITY OP TOI.KDO )ss. LUCAS COUNTY. ) PraDk I. Cheney mskee oath that be Is senior partner oc me nrm or v. J. fjiieaet It Co., doing business In the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, snd thnt um firm will par the sum of ONE HUMHIKD Din, i. Ann ior earn ana every cess or Ca tarrh thst cannot be cured by the nse of Hall's Csrarrh Curs. PRANK i. CHUNKY. Sworn to before me and snbserlbed In tnj presence, this 6tb day of December, A. D 1886. A. W. OLBARON. (Heal. Notary Public. nail's Catarrh Care Is tsen Interns!!, snd sets directly on the blond snd muionn urfarr. nf tbe system. Hend for testi monials fre P. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, 0. Hold by sll dniTOlnts. Tne. Take Hall's Psmlly Pills for constipation. All the news all the Urns In the East Oregonlan. LOOKS RAD I OR lU'XIIAH. Fx-Sprrptnry of State Mny Have to Diff l"l" State Fits Yet. Ii, the case nf F. K. Sears vs. F. I. Dunbar, which was argued hero April !' to have the complaint amend ed so as to allow District Attorney McN'aiy's nni.ie on behalf of the stato to be Inserter, In place of Mr. Senrs, .turtle William Galloway has decided 'o overrule the demurrer raised by Z. N. Fuitoii, the attorney for Mr. Diinbii'. The court hnd ruled prr vlously tint Mr. Scars wns not th. P'oper patty to brinr the suit, as the action should be brought by me one to represent the state of Ore Ron, as the alleged wrong wns ngaln.n tne state of Oregon. The defendant Is given until April -'5, l!m(, to file an answer to th complaint. George Hlonnifleld this week sold 20110 bushels of wheat of the 100 crop and 2000 bushels of last year's crop to the ruget Sound Warehouse company, of which N. E. J. Gentry Is manager. Mr. Bloomfield held his 1905 wheat for 60 cents, and was nf fered 58 by Mr. Gentry during that year. His storage charircs were cents a bushel, netting him 55 cents this year for what he held over. r-uumnn Trinune. k. $5.00 HAT SALE For Wednesday only. Any hat in window for $5. Campbell Millinery Cafe In Compounding la one of the chief rules of our bus! ncss. We don't. "get nenh It" as somo careless people do, but we make up a prescription exactly as written. Our drugs are always pure and fresh the best tho market affords. And we are prompt In putting up physicians' prescriptions, although very reason able In our charges. F. J. DONALDSON Reliable Druggist WALL STREET has had some bitter struggles recently and many have fallen victims to the unsettled market conditions, which caused panics and failures in financial quarters. It will not pay you to speculatee when it comes to BUYING CLOTHING, patronize us and you are sure of getting the best ir 1 Our ALFRED BENJAMIN & CO. clothing represents all that is meant by QYALITY, STYLE and FIT. BOND, BROTHERS Pendleton's - Leading - Clothiers. Ladies and Children as well as old folks and those unaccustomed to it are oftentimes dismayed by the confusion and up roar of trains and travel. It is wrong; to consign these people to the care of any save the most conscientious and careful attendants. You will find this kind on the Rock Island's through Pullman Tourist sleeping cars between San Francisco or Los Angeles and the East. We make a specialty of Tourist Excursions. Special Tourist Conductors are employed to pilot these parties on the overland trip. Our red folder, entitled "Acroa the Continent in a Tourist Sleeping Car," will tell you all about it. Ii you have any friends going Eut and can't go with them Mend them by Hock Island Personally onauctea lourut ,ar. General Agent Rock lilnd-Frieo Llnet, 140 Third St.. PORTLAND. ORE. IAssWIb Snap in Portland Real Estate. 100x100 on the corner of First and Madison, covered with brick buildings, leased to one ten ant. Have tenant today who will lease, when present lease expires, at $700 per month. Price $85,000 for Or I will sell the corner SOxioo, 2 story brick $50,000 This corner would rent today, if it were vacant for $580 per month. This is an exceptionally good buy and it below the market price. Port land realjestate is rapidly advancing, pays good dividends and it is cheaper than any other City on the Pacific Coast: In Cities like Spokane, less than one-half the size of Portland, real estate is higher than it is here. E. J. DALY 114 3rd St. Portland, Ore.