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DAILY EAST ORE GO MAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. Tl'ESDAV, APRIL 28, 1908.
GREAT IEEIK
OF CATHOLICS
MOOT NOTABLE CELEURATION
OF THE CHURCH IN AMERICA
Eminent Prelate of This and OUicr
Countries Gathering at New York
to Celebrate Centennial of Empire
6tuo Diocese Two Cardinals Par
tldiHile In Week's Program Re-
ouluiu for Deceased IlWiop
New York, April 28. The moat
notable Catholic celebration In the
history of the church In America, will
be held in New York during the week
and hue attracted to the city some'of
the most eminent prelates of this and
other countries. The celebration
marks the beginning of the second
century of the diocese of New York,
which was created in 1808 by Pope
Plus VII.
Two cardinals will participate In
the week's program, Cardinal Logue
Archbishop Armagh, In Ireland, the
diocese founded by St. Patrick, and
Cardinal Gibbons. In addition there
will be present Archbishop Irelond;
of Bt. Paul; Archlshop Ryan of Phil
adelphia; Archbishop Quigley of Chi
cago; Archbishop Keane of Dubuque;
Archbishop Messmer of Milwaukee;
ArchblBhop Rlordan of San Francis
co, and many bishops and the apostol
ic delegate to this country, the Most
Rev. Diomede Falconla.
Fir-Mt Ulg Event.
The first important event of the
week will take place tomorrow morn
ing, beginning with a solemn pontifi
cal mass in the cathedral. Cardinal
Logue, Archbishop of Armagh, will
be the celebrant,, and Cardinal Gib
bons, Archbishop of Baltimore, the
preacher. At 8 p. m. solemn, pontifi
cal vespers In the cathedral. Most
Key. Diomede Falconlo, D. D., apos
tolic delegate, will be the celebrant,
and Most Rev. John J. Olennon, D. D.
archbishop of St. Louis, the preacher.
Wednesday, at 10 a. rri., solemn
mass In the cathedral, at which the
children from the parochial schools
of the diocese will assist and sing the
chant of the mass, and will listen to
a special sermon, for the occasion. At
I p. m. there will be a grand mass
meeting of the laity at Carnegie hall.
Requiem for Dead.
Thursday, at 10 a. m., solemn pon
tlflclal mass of requiem In the Cathe
dral for the deceased bishops and
priests of the diocese. At 8 p. m. a
reception will be tendered to the vis
iting prelates at the Catholic club.
The festival week will close with a
parade of the Cuthollc societies on
Saturday, at 2 p. m., when 40,000
members of Catholic societies are ex
pected to be In the line of march.
The first bishop of the New York
diocese was the Right Rev. Luke
Concunen, who was consecrated on
April 24. 1908, and died In 1810. The
second head of the diocese was Bish
op John Connolly, 1814 to 1826; he
was followed by Bishop John Dubois,
who presided from 1825 to 1842. In
the latter year he was succeeded by
Blnhop John Hughes, one of the ablest
prelatea the Catholic church In Am
erica has produced. Bishop Hughes
became the first archbishop on the
elevation of the see In 1850, and died
In 1864. He, was followed by Cardl
nny McCloskey, who was archblhop
from 1864 to 1885, and who In turn
was succeeded by Archbishop Corrl
gan, slnoe whoso death In 1902 Arch
blnhop Farley has presided over the
diocese. St. Patrick's 'cathedral was
begun In 1858 and consecrated In
1879.
Dloceso Territory.
Geographically, the diocese com
prises the Boroughs of Manhattan,
the Bronx, and Richmond, the coun
ties of Dutchess," Orange, Putnam,
Rockland, Sullivan. Ulster and West
chester, and the Bahama Islands. Its
territorial extent Is more than 9000
quare miles.
Some History.
Vntil 1808, New York was included
in the diocese of Baltimore. When
IT SAVED MY LIFE
WHITES ECZEMA P.VITEN
liiil-Hidilen Sufferer Completely
Cured bv I'sc of I). I). I). Etfernul
Wanli.
One of the most remarkable Ecze
ma cuivH recently credited to the
well known D. D. D. Prescription has
Just been recorded in Chicago.
Mrs. K. Hegg, 1550 West Madison
street, under date of December
1907, writes as follows:
"I suffered three years with Weep
ing Eczema. It started with a little
spot on my knees and spread fust over
my whole body. 1 spent hundreds of
dollars and went to every good doctor
I heurd of, but kept getting worse,
Nothing would stop the awful itch and
burning.
"I had to stay In bed from the mid
die of May to the middle of July,
Then I tried D. D. D. Prescription
This Is the 9th of December and I am
entirely free from the terrible disease,
D. D. D. saved my life.
"When I began this treatment, peo
pie were afraid or me I looked so
terrible. My husband was the only
one who would take cure of me. D
D. D. stopped the Itch at once so
could sleep, which I had not done
before. Then I began to get better
fast and now my skin is clear and
white, not a spot anywhere."
Just a few drops of D. D. Prescrlp'
tion applied to the skin brings relief
nothing to swallow or drink. We
vouch for D. D. D. Prescription, also
the cleansing D. D. D. Soap. Pendle
ton Drug Co. Get a bottle today if
you have any skin disease. Begin
your cure at once.
first separated, it comprised the en
tire states of New York and New Jer
sey. The members In both states In
1808 numbered but It, 000. Today In
the same territory there are 3.000,000
members. In 1808 there was In
New York city but one church, the
Church of St. Peter, standing at
Church and Barclay streets, and one
parochial school, while the priests
numbered but four r five. Today
there are 2600 priests in the same ter
ritory. In the New York diocese
alone there are now 1.200,000 mem
bers, 130 churches, and 185 schools,
with 65,000 pupils. In addition to
this, there are many hospitals, or
phanages, asylums and ether charit
able Institutions.
Plenty of Trouble
Is caused by stagnation of the liver
and bowels. To get rid or It and
headache and biliousness and the
poison that brings jamdlce, take Dr,
King's New Life Pills, the reliable
purifiers that do the work without
grinding or griping. 26c at Tallman
& Co.'s drug store.
BROOKLYN HORSE SHOW.
Cures Roman's Weaknesses.
We refertto that boon to weak, nervoni,
offering women known as Dr. fierce
Favorite prescription.
Dr. John 4'yfo one of the Editorial taff
it Th Eclrctic Medical Km ikw says
f Unlaorn toot UtUmlo DUricti) which
is ne of the chief Ingredients of tie
' wrte Prescription":
A mmedy which InTirUMy set ssairtes
tns lnrlirorstor mks for normal e
tlrtw of ihs entire retiroduotWs sxnwrn."
HsmtlnuBi,,ltillleloiilM we hsemdlcsr
oot which more fully snwni the awe
MmmM than ant oUirr drvg wtfA vhtnfe I am
couatnted. in the itrrtlmnt of dlnet ptr
eultir so wonifii tt l wWlom lhts ease Is
m wblnh dw not prenont notnn Indication
tor tbta remwilsl ant." Dr. yte further
Mn. "Tie following ire imong th lesJlti
lDdicstluBS for Ueloals (Unicorn rooU I'ala
.. . - k.b vlik.ltnmrrhivil
suwlcaW)condUliif'of the reproductive
ortan of onwn. mentit deprewlon and lr-
ffgits oi women; constant
. Ik. Mffinn tl IhA 1(1,1-
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the reproductive systems
,t.w..M nm .mvmi,vinr an
I condition of the dleetle orsans
pmc ..-.
mlolW extreme lower part of the
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If mor Of If ot tnn bhovo nymvwm
ffl BW'hl invalid IVunin-n run Ufl
MUt than' lake 'llr. , IWe's favorite-
eiUs'or wBIgg Is Unicorn root.or Ilclonlas,
and tho mdicI pmix'rtles uf which it
most faithfully represents.
Of Ooldon Seal root, another prominent
Innrodlont of "Favorite Prescription.
Prof. Flnley EllliiRwood, M. D.. of Hen
nett Modical Collego, Chicago, ssys:
"It Is an Important remedy In disorders of
the womb. In all catarrhal condilloss i
iod goneral enfephl-ment. It Is uw-fuL"
Prof John M. Kcudder. M. 1).. late of
Cincinnati, says of Ooldon Seal root :
In relation to It- ffi-nal effects on the
svstun Ihtrr i no tiiciK.-dir m wr ahtnit trnfrn
Kurt if inch general vnanimitu of mrfiifoti. It
la uti(tvrni nvanled as tlie tonic useful In
a debilitated states. "
Prof. R. Hartholow, M. D.. of Jefferson
Modical Collie. s:iyof (Solden Seal :
Valuable In uterlno hemorrhaws mcnor
rhaula IfloiMllnK) and consesllve dxsiuenor-I-ha-a
(iiatnful nienRtruatlcm)."
l)r Plorco's Favorite Prescription fn.th
fullv represents all tho above named ln
rrodipnis and cures the diseases lor which
they art recommended,
Notable Rprinjr. Society Event Opens
Tlila Eventnfc.
New York, April 28. Brooklyn's
notable spring society event, the six
teenth annual horse show of the
Brooklyn Riding and Driving club,
opens this evening and promises to be
more Interesting than ever to lovers
of good horses, as well as affording
the Brooklyn dames and damsels the
opportunity to display their spring
finery.
Horse centers In various parts of
the country are represented among
the entries and the show will be
much more than a local event.
Brooklyn horse owners have many
fine animals and In recent shows have
been strong competitors for the Man.
hattan horsemen.
Thirty-nine classes have been pro.
vldcd and all are well filled. For
harness horses there are 10 classes,
with prizes of 50 and $25, for light
middle and heavyweights, singles and
pairs; ladles' pairs and singles, runs
bout horses and best collection of
three. Two classes are for tandems,
one for park fours for the Loesser
cup, and one for road fours. Then
there are classes for broughams, with
appointments, ponies In harness,
maidens and combination horses. In
the saddle-horse classes there are 10
classes, of which one Is for register
ed horses, one for hest trained
horses, and one for five plaited horses
Polo ponies will also have- a class,
For Jumpers there are four classes,
and th Brooklyn Eagle cop for gig
horses is up for competition. The
other classes are five In number,
and open only to members of' the
club. The Judges will be as fellows
Harness horses, four-in-hand, tan.
dems J. w. Ogden, New York, and
Robert A. Falrbalrn, Westfleld, N. J.
Saddle horses L. E. Waring, New
York.
Hunters and Jumpers Richard
Newton, Jr., New York.
Polo ponies William A. Hazard,
New York, and Louis E. Stoddard,
New Haven, Conn.
INTERNATIONAL DILLLUUS.
Real Battle Will be Between Ameri
can and French ChampioM.
JJew York, April 28. Five players
wiU constitute the "field" in the In
ternational amateur billiard cham
pionship at 18.2 balkllne, which will
begin tonight in the concert hall of
the Llederkranz club, under the aus
pices of the National Association of
Amateur Billiard Players. The win
ner will hold the world's amateur title
at the 18.2 style of game.
The entrants are Luclen De Rolls,
representing France; Calvin Demarest
and C. F. Conklln, both of the Chi
cago A. A.; J. F. Poggenburg, New
York, and E. W. Gardner, Passaic, N.
J. Experts believe that the real bat
tle will be between De Rolle, the
champion of the French Amateur Bil
liard Federation, and Calvin Demar
est, the American national champion.
In making conditions for the play
In the tournament, the committee
coceded the wish of the Amateur
Federation of France, that the size
of the. bnlls used shall be larger than
Is usual In America, the standard fix
ed being 2 3-8 Inches In diameter, the
games to be .of 400 points, with the
anchor shot barred.
It Is easier to tell people how good
they should be than It Is to show
them.
Shirtwaists for a Song
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These Beautiful Creations for Friday and Saturday
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AT
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$2.00 values at $1.25.
$3.50 values at $2.39.
A SQUARE DEAL
MOVEMENT TO PROTECT
REDS FROM RAPACIOUS
Inter-State Conference of Heads of
Indian Tribes Now in Session
Prominent Educators and Philan-
HiropiHtM Meet With Them Land-
Grubbers and Politicians to be
Guarded Againtrt.
Riverside, Cal., April 28. A move.
ment to give the Indians of the far
west a square deal and to protect them
from the rapacity of the land-grabbers
and politicians was launched
here today at an interstate confer
ence of heads of Indian tribes, well
known educators and philanthropists.
The greatest object of the confer
ence, which win continue through
three days, is to open the eyes of the
Interior department and of the people
to the utter Incapability of the In
dians to compete in a commercial
way with their white neighbors. Dr
David Starr Johnson, president of
Stanford University, Is one of the lead
ers in the movement.
It is declared that thousands of
western Indians are now landless and
homeless, and on the point of starva
tion, because of their inability to cope
with the unscrupulous whites who
have robbed them of their posesslons.
It Is admitted that theh effort to ed
ucate the Indians to the standards of
white men's civilization, while suc
cessful In some Individual instances,
has been largely a failure and that
other methods of conserving the In
terests of the native Americans will
have to be devised.
A state convention of the Califor
nia Fruit Growers' association was al
so opened here today and has attract
ed a large number of delegates. The
session will last four days.
1IERMISTOX HOMESTEADS.
Excellent Opportunity to Get Home
steads Wllhin Mile of City.
There Is no government land now
open to entry under the Hermlston
project except through relinquish
ments by entrymen who filed prior
to the entry of the government and
who must now relinquish part of their
land back to the government.
We have a number of relinquish
ments In the 20-acre farm unit with
in one mile of Hermlston wb'ch can
now be filed upon.
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Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. It Is es
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it's pleasant to take. Is a gentle lax
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the system. For coughs, colds, roup,
wh.oplng cough, hoarseness and alt
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by A. C. Keeppen ft Bros.
Parliament Meets.
London, April 28. Parliament re
sumed Its sessions today, after a re
cess for the Easter holidays," which
began on April 14.
FOLGER'S
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Gate
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will never vary if you grind
it at home. The grocer
grinds all kinds of Coffee
in his mill you grind but
one in yours. See the Point?
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bulk.
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SEATTLE GIRL WINS.
Miss Genevieve Johnstone of Seattle,
WiiIh tlie GlilrardelU Limerick Con
test. The readers of this publication will
no doubt recall an Interesting adver
tisement which appeared during the
month of February, In which the D.
Ohirardelll company of San Francisco,
the manufacturers of Ghlrardelll's
Cocoa, offered a prize of a can full
of dollars for the best line submitted
to complete the following limerick:
A sickly young student at Tale,
Tried to strengthen himself upon ale;
But a wise college widow said, "Cut
It out, Klddo."
The last line was to be supplied
by the contestants.
Thousands of replies were received
from all over the west, many of them
very clever, but, after a careful ex
amination of all the lines submitted,
lc wan decided by the committee that
the best was that sent In by Miss
Genevieve Johnstone of 1206', 4 How
ell street, Seattle, who was according
ly awarded the full prize of $93. The
limerick as completed by Miss John
stone reads as follows:
A sickly young student at Yale,
Tried to strengthen himself upon ale;
But a wise college widow said, "Cut
It out, Klddo,"
Ghlrardelll's the drink for the pale.
Limerick contests are new In the
west, but, Judging from the wide
spread Interest which, In the Ghlrar
delll contest, resulted In such a flood
of replies, there is little doubt that
this form of advertising will appeal
to many other firms and that the
limerick advertisement will become as
general as In other parts of the country.
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Nominees for
June Election
J. Hudeman
DEMOCRATIC XOMiXEE
IX)R COUNTY COMMISSIONER'
At the election to be held June 1, 111
Ralph Folsom
(Present Incumbent)
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
FOR COUNTY CORONER
At election to be held June 1, 19'S-
G. W. Phelps.
(Present Incumbent)
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE"
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
At election to be held June I,
T. D. Taylor
(Present Incumbent)
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
FOR SHERIFF
At election to be held June 1, 190S.
Horace Walker
(Present Incumbent)
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
At election to be held June 1, 1S0S.
My platform: "Permanent ImproTt-menta."
John Q. Peebler
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
FOR RECORDER OF CONVEYAN
CES. At election to be held June 1. 1101.
CP. Strain
(Present Incumbent)
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
At election to be held June 1, HOI.
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