East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 19, 1907, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGOXIAX, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1907. BIGOT PAGES. PAGE SIT. Embroidery and Lace Sale The Laca and Embroidery business is BOOMING at the Fair Store this week. Why? Because we are offering better values than usual: We will sell you laces thU week for 5c a yard that are worth 6c and 7c a yard. Also some fine edgings worth 20c and 25c yard will go this week for I8c a yard A big assortment of fine insertions, no lace to match, all go In at one price of 8c a yard 20 pieces of wide embroidery at special price of Ilea yard 40 pieces embroidery Insertion, lOo and ISo values, special at 9c a yard 10 pieces narrow embroidery, 2 to 4 Inches wide, at special price 5c a yard 40 pieces of wide embroidery. 20c value, at special price of 1 6c a yard Naw Neckwear WE HAVE JCST RECEIVED A FINE ASSORTMENT OF THE NEW THINGS IN LADIES' NECKWEAR. OUR WINDOW SHOWS SOME OF THE NEWEST STYLES OF NECKWEAR JUST ARRIV ED BY EXPRESS. THE FAIR DEPT. STORE PENDLETON, OREGON BRIEF RECORD OF COUNTY EVENTS F CANNERY COMPANY MAKES A PERMANENT ORGANIZATION. ; Adopts By-Laws and Elects Officers- Commercial Club Elects Officers and Appoints Standing Committees Electric Line Has Injected Much Life Into Affairs Hereabouts Will Be a Large Delegation to Ball Game at Walla Walla Sunday. Freewater, April 19. At a meeting of the stockholders of the Freewater Canning & Preserving company, a per manent organization was formed, the by-laws adopted and officers and a board of directors elected. Over half the stockholders in the company were present. The following officers were elected: President. J. H. Hall; secre tary, C. T. Godwin; treasurer,NJ. I Elam; directors, J. H. Hall, Charles L. Swain, sr., A. J. Blcknell, Qeorge W. Hirst and C. T. Godwin, attorney for the company. A number of the people of Milton and Freewater are talking of going to the ball game In Walla Walla Sunday, on the special train over the O. R. St N. The following officers have been elected for the Freewater Commercial club for the ensuing year: President, J. F. Vinson; vice president, R. E. Bean; secretary, C. I Swain; treas urer, J. ,H. Hall. The regular standing committees for the year were also ap pointed and the club expects to begin an active campaign" for the promotion of the interests of the town. Electric Cars Make Life. The running of the electric cars from Freewater Into Walla Walla and back make things lively In this sec tion of the country. . Trains come in every two hours. Rest Is the great restorer. We lire our muscles by exercise and then rest to restore them: yet a great many of us do not stop to think how little rest we give our stomachs. As a usual thing no part of our bodies is so generally overworked as our di getlv organs. A tired and over worked tomach will give signs of distress to which we pay no heed un til at last dyspepsia takes hold.;. In digestion Is Just a warning, and If we , heed the warning we can easily avoid further conequences. Kodol Is a i most thorough stomach relief. It di . gests what you eat and gives the stomach the needed rest and great ly assists In restoring It to Its normal activity and uefulness. Kodol Is sold on a guarantee relief plan. It is sold here by Tullman ft Co. Lamh Increase Moderate. There has been no phenomenal Increase In lambs this spring so far reported. Wm. Smith reports 8000 lambs from 3600 ewes. Isaac Clark and sons report that they lost a good many lambs, the ewes falling to mother them. Our sheep men dis poned of all their old ewes and the young ones do not make good mothers, which accounts for a small er per cent of lambs than usual. Arlington Record. Vxe Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup. Children like Its pleasant taste, and mothers give It hearty en dorsement. Contains no opiates, but drives out the cold through the bow elr. Made In strict conformity to Pure Fond and Drugs Law. Recom mended and sold by Tallman ft Co. The Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, Dally Journal Publishing company Is being sued for $20,000 alleged damages by EN TER ADVICES libel, by S. A. Varnum. Special , OF NORMAL TEACHERS WILL BE ELECTED ON MAY 29. Normal College Buildings Will All Be Repainted Normal Commencement Begins Saturday, June 8 Prof. French WIU Conduct Wheeler Coun ty Institute Delegates Chosen to District I. O. O. F. and Rebekah Lodges Death of an Infant In teresting Ba.seball Ahead. Weston, April 19. By the execu tive committee of the Normal college board of regents, which met In Wes ton the first of the week, It was auth orized to repaint all the school build ings. The annual meeting of the full board will be held May 29, at which time It Is the Intention to elect teachers. There were present at the meeting this week, R. Alexandr and W. M. Bleakney of Pendleton, P. A. Worth Ington of Portland, and George W. Proebstel of Weston. President French of the Normal, will conduct the Wheeler county In stitute, which will be held at Fossil May 2, 3. and 4. Ruby, the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Reynolds, died Fri day morning at the age of 1 month, A number of the Weston people ex pect to take advantage of the base ball excursion to Walla Walla Sun day. 'The Texas Ranger" will be pre sented at the Weston opera house on April 20. Normal Commencement. The annual commencement exercises of the Eastern Oregon State Normal school will begin Saturday, June 8, with the senior class play. The bac calaureate will be given Sunday, June 9, and the class day exercises Monday. It promises to be one of the leading commencements In the history of the school. - Ball Game Tomorrow. The ball game which will take place on the Normal campus tomorrow be tween the Normal nine and the Milton team promises to be one of the best of the season. Delegates to Convention. Mrs. S. A. Barnes and Mrs. Alice Klrkpatrlck were elected by Hiawa tha Rebekah lodge as Its representa tlves at the Rebekah assembly, which convenes May 23 -at La Grande. The grand lodge of Odd Fellows meets May 22 at La Grange, for which F. F. Humeston, S. A. Barnes and B. B. Hall were chosen to represent Weston lodge at the gathering. "Good for everything a salva Is Ufd for and especially recommend ed for Piles." That Is what we say about De Witt's Carbollzed Witch Hazel Salve. That Is what twenty years of usage has proven. Cet the original. Sold by Tallman ft Co. WASHINGTON BARBER LAW. Judge Snell Says It Is Unconstl tutlonal. A Seattle dispatch says; If a decision handed down In the su perior court yesterday by Judge W. H. Snell Is upheld, the state board of bar ber examiners, at present composed of Henry Schtiller, Carl Koch and Chas. W. Whlsler, will have to go out of bus. Iness. The court declares the state law creating the board unconstitutional. In his findings In the case of the state agnlnst Carrie Walker, a woman barber, Judge Snell say It Is beyond comprehension to realize how the shaving of the face or cutting of the hair or beard has any. effect on the health of the public. Carrie Walker formerly kept a ban NEWS 110 ber shop on St. Helens avenue near the Y. M. C. A. building, supporting her- self and daughter at her trade. She took the examination required, but the board refused to issue a license to her, asserting that she was not able to pass. She continued her shop and Information was filed against her In the superior court. Attorneys for the woman demurred to the Information, on the ground that the state barber law Is unconstitutional. Judge Snell sustains the demurrer and dismisses the Information. Several Officers Abolished. The decision of the supreme court setting at naught the appointment of a fruit inspector seems In Yakima county to have struck over the shoul der; of Joe Brown the cranlums of at least four other officers. These are the sheep Inspector, the bee In spector, the game warden and the county physician. Incidentally the complexion of the various cases aris ing In connection with the work of fruit Inspection seems to have chang ed. One hope for the continuance of fruit Inspection here appears to be offered. State Horticultural Inspec tor Huntley has the power to appoint several deputy state inspectors. In the event that he has not used his privilege of appointment to Its full extent and In the further event that a local man secures one of the dep uty ships, the Yakima situation may still be saved. The need of a fruit inspector here In expressed on all sides, the people of the county being unanimous ap parently that something shall be done to Insure the safeguarding of Yaki ma products. In connection with the doing away with the fruit Inspectorship l.y the supreme court, the question has been given point as to whether the money paid by the county to the Inspector and to the other officers apparently Involved has not been given over il legally and may not be collected from the officials who made the payments. Yakima Republic. Vaccination at Coeur d'Alene. As a result of the smallpox and a vaccination order, the public schools were today ordered closed for two weeks. When smallpox broke out a few weeks ago the order was given that all children should be vaccin ated. The vaccination order has been the result of much bitter feeling and caused a war among the doctors here. While the usual fee is 60 cents, it is Bald that some of the physicians saw an opportunity to wax fut when the compulsory vac cination order was Issued, and went Into a c'omblne to charge J 2 each. Many poor people with large families were unable to pay this sum. A few physicians cut ratt's to $1 and were accused by brother doctors of un professional conduct. . Dr. Scallon, who has Just been elected mayor, said he would vaccinate free ' of charge where it was shown the parents were unable to pay. Others got mad at him and have opened war on his administration. Between the vac cination order and the truant officer the children have had a hard time. Coeur d'Alene Press. Two Men Blown In Pieces. B. Alonsa and A. lorran, two Spaniards working at tha Goldsmith ft McDonald grading camp seven miles below this city wera blown to pieces by the ' explonlun of 200 pounds of dynamite. The men were thawing out the powder in what Is considered one of the safest ways by putting It In heated sand. In some manner un known one of the sticks exploded, setting off the 200 pounds, blowing Alonsa into fragment as all that was found of him was his heart, up rer teeth and a toe. Gorran was cut In two at the waist, and nothing was left of the lower part of his body but fragments. I.ou Goldsmith, one of the con tractors, had Just left the men a short time before the explosion to get a horse that had broken away and was up on the hill side. Mr. Goldsmith had been working within fl few feet of the men putting up a blacksmith shop Kendrick Ga zette. May Have Been Murdered. Sherman, ' Tex., April 18. The coroner has concluded his Inquiry Into the enure of death of eight mem bers of the Price family, burned near Gunttr. The verdict Is open and intimates the victims might have been murdered; Tried to Assassinate a Priest. Hazelton, Pa., April 18. An unsuc ful attempt was made this morning to assassinate R. Matthew Yankola, pastor of St. Joseph's Slavonic church Dynamite tore the porch from the' par sonage. When yon need a pill, take a pill, and be sure It's an Early Riser. Da Witt's Little Early Risers are safe, sure, satisfactory pills. The pills with a reputation. - They do not grips or sicken. They are sold by Tallman ft Co. - : Stephenson Gained One. Madison, Wis., April 18. Isaac Stephenson gained one vote In the sen atorlal contest this afternoon, the ne gro member of the assembly voting for him. Young Blood. Keep up the supply of fresh, young blood and retain your strength and youth. Purify it and prevent disease. Equalize the circulation and avoid congestive headaches. Rejuvenate the blood with Beechanrs Pills old Evirywhtrt. in bom lc and tie. DAHD POLITICIANS Last fall It was urged In the Idaho election that the prosecution of Moy er, Haywood and Pettlbone would fall If Governor Gooding was not re-elected, so the case against the federation officials was used to the political ad vantage of Gooding, Now comes Senator Borah of Idaho, who has been Indicted for complicity In land frauds, howling that the labor leaders have formed a conspiracy against him and begging immunity from the department of Justice. The following Washington special to the Boise Capital News gives a full review of Borah's actions: Attorney General Bonaparte yester day at the cabinet meeting Informed the president and other cabinet mem bers that Senator Borah of Idaho, has appealed to him to intervene to pre vent the federal court of Boise from pushing the case against him for con spiracy to defraud the government, sayB the News. It Is not believed that he will do so on account of the realization that to do so would subject the president to severe criticism and to the allegation that he was striving to defeat justice. Senator Borah charges that Moyer, Haywood and Pettlbone and their friends have formed a conspiracy against him to defeat their prosecution and urges that the president should Intervene, else the prosecution of the latter men may fall to the ground. He has placed his case before the department of justice and the White House most vehemently, but the gencr al view here is that he must take his chances with the federal court at Boise as any one else would have to, although It is understood here that District Attorney Ruick has been summoned to come to Washington to present the facts. It Is asserted that when Ruick has presented the facts the White House cannot Intervene without showing par tisan bias. The affair haB created in tense Interest throughout the east. Attorney General Bonaparte said MQYER HAYWOOD MTV HVW U m M lAamU -s child-birth. The thought of the Buffering and danger in store for her, robs the expectant mother of all pleasant anticipations of the coming event, and casts over her a shadow of gloom'which cannot be shaken off. Thousands of women have found that the use of Mother's Friend during pregnancy robs confinement of all pain and danger, and insures safety to life of mother and child. This scientific liniment is a god-send to all women at the time of their most critical trial. Not only does Mother's Friend carry women safely, through the perils of child-birth, but its use gently prepares the system for the coming event, prevents "morning sickness," and other dis comforts of this period. Sold by all druggists at ti.oo per bottle. Book containing valuable information free. The Bradfietd Regulator Co., Atlanta, Go. Byers' Best Flour Is made from the choicest 'wheat ed when BYERS" BEST FLWUK 1 ! Barley always on hand, ' I PENDLETON W. ft. IVYBB8, FOR 6-ROOM S-ROOM 8-ROOM B-ROOM B-ROOM B-ROOM S-ROOM 8-ROOM T-ROOM DWELLING DWELLING DWELLING DWELLING DWELLING DWELLING DWELLING DWELLING nwri r.Tvn DWELLING FRANK B. CLOPTON & CO. 112 E. Court St., Pendleton, Ore. Made in New York PEACE of mind contributes to bodily comfort. The consciousness that your clothing conforms in the smallest de tails to the prevailing New York Style and IS &U uuiuicu mat the distinctive features will be retained till the fabric is worn out, means perfect satisfac tion. Buy Alfred Benjamin & Co. Clothes and your peace of mind is assured. Correct Clothes for Men TAKE ADVANTAGE OF L today that no papers referring to the case against Senator Borah have been received at the department of justice. District Attorney Ruick has not yet reached the city. It is not known ex actly when he will arrive. Pending his arrival nothing will be given out by Bonaparte beyond his statement yes terday that Senator Borah had ap pealed to him, charging conspiracy by labor leaders against him as prose cutor of Moyer, Haywood and Pettl bone. All eastern papers say this morning that they believe Bonaparte or the president will not Intervene In behalf of Senator Borah. Although Bona parte or Roosevelt have not made a final statement, the almost unanimous expression of Washington correspon dents, telegraphed to their papers, is that to Intervene would subject the administration to severe criticism for prosecuting some senators and at the same time protecting others for po litical advantage. The Borah affair has become a na tional sensation. All the good qualities of Ely's Cream Bulm, solid, are found In Li quid Cream Balm, which is Intended for use In atomizers. That It is an unfailing cure for nasa catarrh Is proved by an ever-Increasing mass of testimony. It does not dry out nor rasp the tender air-passages. It al lavs tb Inflammation and goes straluht to the root of the disease. Obstinate old crscz have been cured In a few weeks. All druggists, 75c. including spraying tube, or mailed by Ely Pros.. 5K Warren street. New Tork. Marshal Exonerated for Killing. Carruthersvllle, Mo., April 18. City Marshal Suddnth was this morn ing exonerated for the killing last night of Robert McCall, advance agent of a carnival company. Mc Call and Suddath fought when Mc Call was here last fall. Is nn ordeal which all women approach with indescribable fear, for t that grow Good bread Is iswr- is used, Bran, Bnons, sntn nanaa , - ROLLER MILLS Proprietor. SALE $1800.00 12500.00 13000.00 $1900.00 $.800.00 $B00.00 $1300.00 $SS00.00 $2500.00 $2000.00 II Exclusive Agent Here. Bond Bros. Pendleton's Leading Clothiers Osteopathy. Headquarters at the Spine. In almost every dlscasu the origi nal cause Is some Interference with the nerves. So the Osteopath de votes most of his attention tc the spine and ribs, where the change sf Interference is greatest. Slight mis placements 3f vcrtebrue or rlLs are very common ns the n suits of ctlds. falls, strains or other injuries. Care ful examination reveals very few perfect spines or chests. If the slip of n vertebrae or rib be in the region whore the nerves come ut to go to the stomach, or. In the region where the nerves come out which control tha blood In tha stnmnch, the nerves are apt to be lnltntcd or pinched. The stomach with Its nerve and blood supply In terfered with Is sure to fall In Its work. Some of the various diseases, of the stomach Is the result. What la true of the stomach Is true of all orquii of the body. Discusa Is thus truced to Its original cause. Correct ing these rlight displacements of bones Is what Osteopathy Is. Care1 In Compounding Is one of the chief rules of our busi ness. We don't "get near It" as some careless people do, but we make up a prescription exactly as written. Our drugs are always pure and fresh the best the market affords. And we nre prompt in putting up physicians' prescriptions, although very reason able In our charges. F. 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