East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 30, 1908, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGOMAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, APIUI; 30, 1908. PAGE THREE. EIGHT PAGES. LILUALLEN MS , DECLINED TO RUN DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE RECOMMENDS SHAW. fifteen years of agony. Will You Continue to Suffer Frtnn Catarrh In (lio Fueu of TIiIm TcmiI inony? "I suffered for 15 years with catar rhal troubles so baa that I had to leave the sea. I could not lie down at night to sleep on account of the con stant catarrhal dropping. I went to two different hospitals for treatment, but without any lusting benefit. I was constantly ralMng yellow and green phlegm, and the trouble was so unbearable and nauseating that I was ashamed to Ko out in company. I Adams Pioneer Who Vos Nominated for tlio LrglHlature Gives Way to IIiulHon Bay Candidate Commends have uned only two bottles of Hyomel, Satemcnt No. 1 ami Telia of Its and have been cured by the remedy, Widespread Indorsement by the Feoplc. , Adams, Oro., April 30, 1908. It has mado full and complete rccov cry." Captain Wlllnef. Hyomel Is a dry, healing, antiseptic air, extracted from the Eucalyptus groves of Australia. It Is a pleasure (Editor East Oregonlan.) I wish to to use Hyomel because you do not take thank the people who voted for me 1 It Into the stomach; you simply In the recent primary election and In breathe In this germ-kllllng air, and nominating me for representative on ' relief Is Immediate, and complete re the democratic ticket. I did not seek ' covery comes In a few days. Hyomel the nomination, and did not know ' outfit, Including an Inhaler that will that any voter would consider my : last a lifetime, costs $1.00. If It doe name in connection with the nomlna- not cure your catarrh, asthma, bron tion. For many reasons which It Is chitls, coughs or colds, Tallman & Co. not necessary for me to mention, I re. will give you your money back. cpectfully decline the nomination and ' ..... refuse to allow my name to be con sidered as a candidate. I am hcartllv In favor of statement - i are pledged to this principle, regard less of party affiliations, elected. I shall support and work for every can didate 'for the legislature who Is pledged to this principle. It is the nearest thing the people can favor toward electing United States sena tors by direct vote of the people and In doing away with "hold ups" In the .eglKlature. It Is a measure In be half of all of the people and party politics has nothing to do with it. I am told that W. T. Shaw, of Free water, Is highly spoken of as an In dependent candidate for the legisla ture. I have personally known him for JO years. He Is an old pioneer who Is well acquainted with the needs of Monterey sent up such a cry and clamor that the navy department suc cumbed and ordered a division of the fleet. This did not please the citi zens of Santa Cruz, who desired to have the whole show to themselves, but Monterey Is jubilant and Its busi ness men are Intent upon showing the rival city Just how a battleship fleet should be entertained. To a misinterpretation of some or ders sent out from the navy depart ment to Rear Admiral Evans seems to be due the controversy between San ta Cruz and Monterey. On account of this misunderstanding It was origi nally decided that Santa Cruz should have the whole fleet, leaving Monte rey In the cold. Thereupon Monte rey citizens got buBy. They set forth that their town was entitled to as much consideration as Santa Cruz; A Sensational Price Drive A Flurry in Embroideries 45c Yard These wondetful bargains in most beautiful and desireable styles, such values would not be possible except for a great special purchase we have just made of new, dainty, pretty materials and patterns in the very newest and most effective designs. This special sale begins Wednesday Morning, May 6, at 9:30 a. m. See Display in Big Window Pendleton Cloak and Suit House Buy of us and it's allright of Umatilla county, and he is a firm J that it was the first capital of the believer In the people' s rights andjstate and had many historical attrac statement No. 1; In other words, he t0ns for the men of the fleet; that has the "seven year Itch" of this pop- Wlth Its own population and that im ular measure principle and, along with mediately adjacent more residents him. regardless of party, are thous- woul1 ,lnd ,t convenient to go to anus or otner good men wno nave j Monteny ,han t0 RanU Cruz and the best Interests of Oregon at heart and are willing to catch this very con tagious disease and suffer Its "pangs" for the welfare of good clean politi cal methods in Oregon politics. The common people are beginning to realize that they are capable of self government without the dictations of the "boss" and statement No. 1 Is one of the cherished principles of the common people and they are de termined to see It triumph. Again thanking the people for their vote, but declining the nomination, I am, Very truly yours, J. T. MEUALLEN. FLEET TO DIVIIE. Rival Towns of Santa Cruz and Mon terey o Entertain. San Francisco, April 30. Officers and men of the Pacific fleet entered today upon the glorious wlndup of their entertainment by the people of Santa Barbara and tomorrow will find the mighty battleships again headed northward with the ports of Santa Cruz and Monterey as their objective points. These are rival towns, and as the ships of the fleet will be divid ed between them, each will seek to outdo the other In the lavlshness of Its celebration. It was originally plnnnedto have the entire fleet ren dezvous at Santa Cruz but the people that In any event Santa Cruz had not the necessary facilities to entertain all the fleet, either In Its harbor or In Its hotels. Messages flew back and forth be tween Washington and the rival towns Monterey put up a strong fight and gained Its point. Hence each town will receive half the ships for the full period of the scheduled stay. Plenty of Trouble Is caused by stagnation of the liver and bowels. To get rid of It and headache and biliousness and the poison that brings jaundice, take Dr. King's New Life Pills, the reliable purifiers that do the work without grinding or griping. 25c at Tallman & Co.'s drug store. Candidate. Attention! We print candidates' cards and cir culars at a very reasonable price, giving prompt service and first class work. East Oregonlan, phone Main I The New Pure. Food and Drug Law. We are pleased to announce that Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung troubles Is not affect ed by the National pure food . and drug law as It contains no opiates or other harmful drugs, and we recom mend It as a safe remedy for children and adults. Pendleton Drug Co. SONS OF REVOLUTIONS. Dcxcciiduiit of Men Who Wed and Died for America. Buffalo, N. Y., April 30. Men whoso ancestors fought and bled and died during the "times that tried men's souls" gathered In Buffalo to day by the hundreds for the nine teenth annual congress of the Sons of the American Revolution. Among the delegates arc many men of great prominence, who have attained to even greater fame than did their fore fathers In the stirring days of 1776. From every state and territory, from Hawaii and even from Europe the Sons of the Revolution have come nnd every hour .of their three days' stay In Buffalo will be taken up with important business meetings , ban quets, receptions and addresses. A meeting of the trustees of the na tional society was held this morn ing In the Iroquois Hotel, followed by a reception to the visitors by the members of the local chapter. Ad dresses of welcome were made by Mayor J. N. Adam, on behalf of the elty of Buffalo, and by officers of the Buffalo chapter. A business session, devoted principally to reports from the national officers, followed the re ception. An automobile excursion was the feature of this afternoon's pro gram. The election of national offi cers will be held tomorrow. A ban quet will be held tomorrow evening, and an excursion to Niagara Falls on Saturday. The National association now num bers about 20,000 members. Every state has Its society and In addition to the chapters in Paris and Hawaii, anotlmr is being formed In Manila. The present officers of the National ! association are Nelsrfn A. McCleary of Chicago, president general; True- man O. Aveiy. first vice president general; A. Howard Clark of the Smithsonian Institute of Washington secretary general, and Wlllnrd Sccor of Forest City, Iowa, treasurer general. SPIRITUALISM FRAUD. Two Women Arrested for Swindling Blind Woman Out of $20,000. Denvur, April 30. Leonora Pierce, aged 19, and Miss Greyeta Fulmer, aged 22, were arrested In this city today, charged with having obtained nearly 120,000 from Mrs. Harriet A. Crowe, 67 years old and blind, by false pretenses. Mrs. Crowe, who is the widow of a former prominent Ijuslncss man of Dillon, Mont., was in troduced to Mrs. Pierce about a year ago by a spiritualist. Mrs. Pierce, It is said, claimed she could restore Mrs. Crowe's sight by spiritual treat ment and on three different occasions it is charged, obtained from her $5, 000 In fees for her services. Miss Fulmer Introduced Mrs. Pierce and they would talk to Mrs. Crowe for hours at a tLme, Inducing her to be lieve she was receiving sight. Re cently Mrs. Crowe's suspicion became aroused and her attorney caused the arrest. Died Hard. An unknown stranger, well dresed, committed suicide .Saturday afternoon In a room of the Leland lodging house at Missoula, Mont., firing two bullets Into his brain, either one of which it Is believed was sufficient to have caused instant death, and actually pulled the trigger of his gun a third time, but the cartridge missed fire. While attempting to blow up a mouse's nest with powder, Frank Spallinger, aged 15, of Dayton, Wash., was terribly Injured, one eye being practically ruined. Shot Neighbor's Stock. J. N. Jacobson, a rancher living near Coqullle, was arrested and bound over to the circuit court with a 200 bond for shooting a neighbor's stock which was bothering his fields, but which was In the road at the time he shot. Several men saw the act. He killed one horse and wounded an other, besides several cattle. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts promptly yet gently on the bow els, through which the cold Is forced out of thesystem and at the same time It allays Inflammation. Sold by Tallman ft Co. Heavy frost Friday night In the Rogue river valley did considerable damage to fruit on the low lands, though the foothills escaped. A well trained conscience heeds no accuser. IjK Suspect Caught. A. Montenegrin, believed to be the fourth member of the gang respon sible for the death of Marshal Miller at Kent. Wash., recently, was arrest ed at Cle Elum Sunday. He will be taken to Kent today for Identifica tion. The man gave his name as An ton Cwrcarlous, but his description Is said to answer that of Bosovlch, one of the gang. He was found In a box car and was armed. 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