East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 13, 1907, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textr PAGE EIGHT. DAILY BAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, MAT IS, lttf. EIGHT PAGES. GET THE BEST I "S04W wmmm Racently Enlarged 25,000 New Words New Gasattear of the) World with more than H.000 titles, based oa tha laut oenaua returns. Now Biographical Dictionary containing tha name of over 10,000 noted parsons, data of birth, death, etc Edited hyW. T. H ARRIS, Ph.T,TJJ, United StateaOommiauonerof Eduoauon. 2380 Quarto Pago Sm ruua, WOO ri ntltn Bkk BaHat Needed In Every Home Alio Webatar'sCoUegUta Dictionary ma hi MM Ilt.wii RifularBiUtlaaialtxIHMNa (bUtaam DaLuaBdltieaHdaHsiXlK Friaudtaa FREE, Tllat.i7WrtkW Ulmrt immfkhm. O. O C MERRIAM CO., Pwbllshere. prlagfleld, Maaa. A Coat : of Paint j AOMIRA L BRDNSON HAS' HAD A STIRIUXC; AND . ADVENTUROUS LIFETIME Antedates the Civil War. But Hat Performed Services that Entitle Him to High Rank as a Brave Mun Story of His Breaking Up a Pirate's Nest on the Mexican Coast Rends Like a Middle Age Romance. Preserves the wood and com mands admiration, make tha house cleaner and healthier. Phcnix : Heath & Milligan 1 . ' : Acme Ready mixed paint, by us exclusively. carried : PENDLETON a : PAINT STORE : j E. J. MURPHY, Prop. 'Phone Black 1111. Ill E. Court St a a a HmillHHWMIMH Star Restaurant YAP&H1NG, Props, 1 J Under New Management. clean dining room fiuist class service 15c and up. ALTA STREET t Meals I tOt E. HOTEL PORTLAND f . or American plan, II per day ahd up ward. Headquarters tor tourists anc commercial travelers. Special ratei made to families and single gentle men. The management will be pleas ed at all times to show rooms and give prices. A modern Turkish baU establishment In the hotel H. C. BOWERS. Man, it MUST BE TKCfL Washington, May 13. An Import ant change In naval circles takes place this week, when Rear Admiral Wlllard H. Brownson. recently In command of the Asiatic station, as sumes his new duties as chief of the bureau of navigation. Rear Admiral Brownson succeeds Rear Admiral George A. Converse, who was retir ed for age nearly a year ago." Rear Admiral Converse asked to be re lieved )f his official duties, as It was deemed Inadvisable then to with draw Rear Admiral Brownson from the command of the Asiatic atution. Rear Admiral Brownson. the new chief of the bureau of navigation, has a high reputation In the navy for efficiency. He waa born in New York, and graduated from the naval nca.laniy In 1885; Since then he has seen all kinds of service. He has done scientific work for the coast survey, was In the hydrographlc of fice for four years, was commandant of cadets at the naval academy for fuur vcars and superintendent of that Institution from 1902 to 1900, when he was assigned to the com mand of the division of armored cruisers, and took them around to the other side of the world, where he succeeded the late Admiral Train in command of the Asiatic fleet. Few officers now in the navy have had more stirring adventures than has Rear Admiral Brownson. When he was a midshipman In the old Mo hegan,' on the Pacific station, he had a brusn witn a gang oi pirates inn was quite as exciting and sensational as an chapter In yellow fiction The Mohegan was cruising near Ma- rattan, Mexico, when the citizens of that P"rt appealed to Captain Lowe, her commander, for protection against a freebooter, who was killing innocent citizens, looting tinprotect ed towns and committing depreda tions all along the coatt. Lowe promised to look after the pirates and soon located them some where In an almost Inaccessible clus ter of lagoons. When Captain Lowe discovered the snug harbor ot the pirttes he detailed Midshipman Brownson, with a boat's crew, to hunt them down. When Brownson reach ed their refuge the pirate schooner appeared to be deserted. She look ed a? If she had been abandoned, but the , moment the Yankee sailors clambered over the side of the ves 1 were attacked by a volley from the limbs of trees and other dense vegetation along the banks. The pi rates, finding that they were pur sued, had arranged an ambush and climbed the trees, where they could command the deck of their schooner. Realizing he could not capture the -ulprits under such a disadvantage, Brownson conceived a plan that was equally effective and much safer. He ordered his men below decks to es cape the galling fire that was pour ing down upon them, aid In a few moments started a dozen, or more fires in the hold of the vessel. As soon as they were fairly ablaze he gathered up his dead and wounded, hurried them Into his boat and got away from the scene as rapidly Msslble. Before he was out of hear ing the vessel was a mass of flame! and the pirates were marooned In the swamp without ammunition or food. All their supplies and lh booty they had brought away frogi their looting expeditions were consumed with the jlilp and the local authorities were nble to captnre or kill all of them. The people of Maratlan expressed l'elr gratitude by presenting Brown- gon with n silver service bearing an .If .rvtprllte Inscription. GKN'lJRAL news. Anna Ellenberger and Katherlne Goldman of Milwaukee, Wis., have confessed the murder of the former's illegitimate child. The child was first frozen to death and the body cremated In a stove. . The new Japanese labor party's program Includes opposition to mo nopolies, and favors universal male and female suffrage, a general In crease of wages and reduction of hours, the abolition of capital pun ishment and of titular distinctions,, fundamental reform In taxation and arbitration of all international dis putes. The total Income derived from the gambling rooms at Monte Carlo falls 1300,000 below that of the previous ear's returns, which were much be low the average. A dividend of 160 per share was Voted May 1, which was 112 less per share than last ear. It was stated that the total re elpts continue to decrease and show no signs of Improving. Frank H. Jones, defaulting teller of the Charlotte, N. C, National bank, who Is charged with having embezsled about 170,000 of the bank's funds and for whom a reward of 13000 was offered, has arrived home and surrendered. His alleged accomplice, Fonville, Is now under 110,000 bail on a hearing of complic ity with Jones In the embezzlement. 8lxty-three years old and still In the great national game, James H, O'Rourke of Bridgeport, Conn., la the oldest living player of profession al league baseball in the country. But, though he Is within seven years of having reached the allotted time ot man upon earth, he is not play ing upon the strength of his reputa tlon, but upon real merit of present performances. He Is behind the bat and said to be the best catcher In the New England league. ' 4 NORTHWEST NEW 8. NEW LINE IN ALASKA. Plve Hundred Mjles of Railroad to , ' Penetrate the Interior. The steamer Yucatan which sails today for Alaska will have several thousands dollars' worth of ma chinery aboard to be used in the con struction of the railroad which the Alaska Pacific Railway & Terminal company la constructing In the Cop per river district of southeastern Alaska, says the Seattle Post-Intelll-genrer. The cargo Includes ma chinery for five sawmills, which will be taken Into the country over the snow and will be used In building the trestles along the railroad; several pile drivers for use on the piers now In the course of construction near Catalla, and other similar apparatus. The line to be constructed will ex tend from Catalla three miles west of the Marten Islands through the Copper river country to the Yukon river, a distance ot 500 miles. According to one of the oftcers of the company, a portion of the line tapping the coal regions around Ber mg lake will be completed this year. Starting from the Marten Islands the road will run up the Catalla river valley and across Bering lake, per mission having been granted by the war department to cross the tide' lands and lake. It will continue up Shepherd creek through Charlotte pass and 'thence westerly to a' point on the Copper rlV' or between Childs and Miles glaciers where the company - has ' station grounds on both sides of the river, and in accordance with permission from congress will bridge the river at this point. The line proceeds up the west side of the river to the copper fields about 150 miles from the terminals, where the Chltana and Kotslna rivers enter from the east. It will follow the Copper river until passing over the divide near the headwaters of the Tantno, and enter the Yukon valley near Eagle. The surveys started In 05 and now complete show an all- river grade of less than 1 1-2 per cent on the. entire length of the Una The Tieton Irrigation project will Irrigate 24,000 acres of land lying due west of Yakima. Some of the land lies within five miles of Yakl ma and none of It over 16 miles. The main ditch will he 12 miles long. On the road between Lyle and Goldendale, Wash., Mrs. S. J. Black ter waa killed by being thrown from a wagon. Death was practically in stantaneous, although It Is not stated in what her Injuries consist. William Collins, a rancher of Spray, Wheeler county, has been ar rested on a charge of Illegally fenc ing government land. Collins was one of the first Illegal fencers of gov ernment land to b indicted by the federal gand Jury- Governor Mead and the Washing' ton state board ot control will lm mediately take measures to restore the old building at Olympla In which the first territorial legislature meet. In 1854, a few months after Isaac I. Stevens was made the first territorial governor. A gang of" Id and 12-year-old boys have been stealing bicycles at Yakl ma until It Is no longer safe to leave a wheel out, day cr night The boys have a system of swapping parts so as to confuse or hide Identity, and have otherwise displayed preterna tural sharpness In covering up the! wulduggery. As usual, several of "the best families in town" contrib ute to the culprit list. Partial Abolition of Stripes. Strfpes will .be abolUhed at the state penitentiary at Walla - Walla for all hut the most hardened and deperate convicts. Prisoners will be segregated Into three grades and only those of the lowest rank will be required to wear the striped suit "Preparations for this change have been under way for some time," said James H. Davis, of the board of con trol, today. "Orders for the cloth will be sent in within a short time. Three different kinds of uniforms will be used, but only the unruly will be forced to wear stripes. It Is prob able that a system of merits will be adopted, operating as the present system ot good behavior. Stripes will be a punishment for a breach of discipline or the Infraction of rules. But by good behavior a convict can work himself out of the striped suit class. "The law committlrg the criminal ly insane to the penitentiary had nothing to do with the change. It ha been under consideration for some time," -' '-' ' - Mr. Davis would not say what pro vision, if any, would be made for the care and treatment of Chester Thompson and other criminally In sane who will be sent to the prison Juno 12. But an order governing there persons will probably be Issued and a section of the new dormitory set aside for their use. Tacoma Ledger. Tf a man has a testy temper It Is folly to put It to the test. Pendleton Readers Must Come to That Conclusion. It Is not the telling of a single case In Pendleton, but scores of citizens testify. Endorsement by people you know bears the stamp of truth. Tha following Is one of the public state ments made in this locality about Doan's Kidney Pills: C. W. Beale, estpressman. Hying at the corner of West Tustln and Aura streets. Pendleton. Ore., says: "I have been troubled for the last four years with a difficulty arising from tha kid neys, caused, I think, by heavy lifting, which my occupation required. When I stooped, lifted and when straighten ed up my back would hurt severely. The kidney secretions ware Irregular, contained a reddish sediment and an- nayed ma greatly at night when I would have to get up several tlmea I decided to try Doan's Kidney Pilla which I learned about at that time, and procured a box at the Pendleton Drug Co.'s store. The relief waa quick and certain, and now after the laps of nearly three years my continued freedom from the old trouble gives ma the highest confidence In Doan's Kid ney Pills. Such benefit as I received can only be appreciated by those wha have suffered from backache and kidney complaint" For sale by all dealers. Price 10 eents. Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.'' v r'f i ' Remember tha name Doan' take no other. "ALCOHOL POT ATOES." Wnt-Miislon Agricultural College Ex periments With New Vegetable. The agricultural department at Washington city has asked the Washington state college agricultural station at Pullman to experiment with the "alcohol potato," which it has specimens of from the central part of Russia, the object being to note the results from the scientific point of view ns to Its superior qual ities for makli.g denatured alcohol. The college will plant several tracts with the seed of four varieties, and it Is believed that the new potato will produce In greater abundance In the Pacific northwest than it does In the czar's country and also excel our own potatoes. In analyzing the potatoes the col lege experiment station staff found that they contained a slightly less per rentage of starch than the domestic potato, which would In dlcate that the potato grows mere rapidly In thai far away foreign country than does the potato in America, Sixteenth Annual ConveotloB Baptist Young People's Union of America, SDokaneL Waatu. July a to T. ' For a bora occasion O. R. a N. com pany will sail round trip tickets at rata ot $$.$$. Tickets on sala July 1 and 2. kood for return antil July 1. For further trjformatkx call oa local ticket aaaot or Wa. McMarray, O, F. Killed Enormous Rattlesnake. Hutry Myers and Bonnycarth, two traveling men, who came In from the Hnake river country yesterday, re ported killing near RIcMand, a big rattlesnake whose tall contained. 18 rattles. The rattles have been mount ed and will he on exhibition at tha bar, of the Oolir Grand. Myers, when he first saw the snaka lying across the road In front of his tram got cold feet, hut was spurred up by his partner and they finally dis mounted snd lunded Mr. Rattler wllh a big club. Baker City Democrat By proper training tha depressing emotions can ba practically ellmlnat ed from ' life and the good emotions rendered permanently dominant "COMFORT" SWING ;CH AIRS Rest You All Over. We want you to call at our store and see these "COM FORT" Porch Chairs. Let us send one to your home so that you may try It be cause you really cannot know how comfortable It really Is until you actually sit In It . FAILING'S Music Store. Sensational Sale of S UITS Closing Out All Spring Suits and Coats. A DOZEN GOOD WOOL SUITS WORTH 112.50 TO $25.00, ONLY ONE OF A KIND AND NOT THE NEWEST STYLES, YOUR CHOICE $7.08 $12.50 AND $14.00 SUITS, ALL THIS SPRING'S NEWEST STYLES, ; SALE PRICE $8.08 $15.00 AND $17.50 SUITS, EVERY ONE NEW AND UP TO DATE, SALE PRICE $10.08 $20.00 SUITS, THE VERY NEWEST STYLES AND MATERIALS . $12.08 $22.50 AND $25.00 SUITS, SILK OR WOOL, ALL NEW STYLES $15.08 $27.50 AND $30.00 SUITS, ALL BEAUTIES, TO CLOSE OUT AT $18.08 $17.50 LONG COATS, ALL NEW LIGHT WEIGHT COATS, SALE PRICE $11.08 $14.00 AND $15.00 LONG COATS, NEW GOODS, SPECIAL CUT PRICE THIS WEEK : $8.08 . $10.00 AND $12.00 LONG COATS, THE LIGHT COLORED SPRING COTS $7.08 $6.50 AND $7.50 LONG COATS, ALL NEW AND FINE MATERI ALS ,., $4.08 SHORT COVERT JACKETS, SPRING STYLES, ONLY A FEW AT ..$3.48 SHORT COVERT JACKETS, SPRING STYLES, NOW $4.48 COVERT COATS OF THE NICEST MATERIALS, NEW 6TYLES ' $5.08 THIS SLAUGHTER OF SUIT AND COAT PRICES LASTS ALL WEEK, BUT THIS AD WILL NOT APPEAR BUT TWICE. CUT THIS OUT AND BRING WITH YOU T OTHE STORE AND SEE IF WE DO NOT KEEP OUR WORD TO THE LETTER. Tho Fair Dop't. Store PENDLETON, OREGON Peware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercnry. as mercury will sorely destroy tha sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering It through the mucous enrfacea. - Bach articles should nrrar be wed except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do Is tenfold to tha good yon can possibly de rive from them. Ball's catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Co., Tola do, O.. contains no mercnry, and Is taken Internally, acting directly opoa the blood and mucous surfaces of tha system. In buying Ball's Catarrh Care he snre yon get the genuine. It Is taken Internally an maaa in Toieoo, unio, py r. j. i;neney a -reaumoniais ires. Co. S Take Bold by druggists. Price TBc par bottle Hall s Family Pills for constipation. The new Washington state reform atory will be built at Monroe, Snoho mish county, on a tract of land of 330 acres, for which the state paid 120, 000. The new buildings, with main tenance for two years, will cost 160,-000. Osteopathy. As the Twig Is Bent, the Tree Will Grow. This has always been regarded truth In the moral sense, but It Is no less true in the physical sense as ap plied to the human body. Permit the little slips of bones which frequently occur In the rough nnd tumble life of the children to wrong. Year after year the injured part Is held, back, exaggerating the difference from health. By the time adult life Is reached the Inperfectlon Is a fixed condition and permanent ill health is the consequence. Such Is tho story of the woman suf' terlng with diseases peculiar to her sex. Had the little slip been attended to properly at the time, it would hnve been but a small matter. To teach this is one of the great missions of osteopathy, to find and correct the conditions one of Its greatest wonts. When the parents have learned to care fdr the children the grown up Invalids, h whlrh the doctors thrive, will be no more, and the host of doctors must seek other lines. I Our Prices Are Right WE WANT YOUR LAUNDRY BUNDLE 52 WEEKS IN THE YEAR If you send It here once and It is not satisfactory, you wilt not send It a second time, will you? Then we must do It sat isfactory. Try our "Rough Dry" for your family washing we do the. washing, you do the Ironing. Cheapest and best. Troy Laundry, NOLIN A SON, Props. "Phone Main 170. eaeeaeee4ee4ee4 PROMPT SERVICE QUICK DELIVERY Choice Fresh Meats, Lard .Sausages fand Smoked Meats every day at the Central Meat Co. a Carney, Ramsdell & Co. Telephone Main 33 . Dairy and Farms MliiBlBmSBMSBMSBMSBMSBMSBMSnSBSalB , For Sale Owing to my removal to Portland to reside per manently, I have discontinued the Alfalfarm Dairy business, and hBve for sale my herd of dairy-cows consisting of about fifty grade Jersey and short-horns, and will also sell either or both of my farms, one a quarter section of fine, wheat land, one and a halt miles South of Athena, in Umatilla County, and the other, over nine hundred acres of grain,' alfalfa and grazing land, on the Walla Walla branch of the O. R. &N Ry., six miles Northeast of Pendleton, with the equipment of the latter. For particulars adress me at 400 Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Oregon. T. G. H A J LEV - 'i , , ii , . ;,",,'. TTTTTnj-j v.. i.i. MMMI .MMsssjaSssWMansrr"" The French RESTAURANT Pendleton's most pop ular Dining Room. '"' Best 25 cent meal in the city. Thoroughly renovated and all new dishes. Orville Cof f man Proprietor a FRESH ; a Neat - Fish - Sausages Lard ; j Delivered promptly each day Empire lies. Co. Phone Main 18 4.A.a.aaaaaiaa4aaaaaaaai flflflflTfVtVTfVfVfTT f a e j-w ?! viait ''lw .-.rl it c- t -aaaasiesBsmeaw