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DAILY EAST OHEGONTAX, PEXDLETON, OREGOX, TI ICSDAY, AlT.l'ST 18, 1008. EIGHT PAGES. PAGE TWO, r PAPER BUSINESS Buys your choice of all our Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Schloss Bros.'s New 1908 Summer and Early Fall Suits. They are just the thing for this time of yea rnot too heavynot too light the best tailored suits in Pendleton guaranteed positively all-wool. Regular Values from $17.50 to $32.50. The biggest bargains ever offered in Pendleton c ome early for the assortment will be broken in a very few days. k its JVJ If f I r tf .t,irt,kM 1107 k fine CltlkM Maker Btllintie tad New Vtrk 1 TTte Peoples Warehouse IS PROFITABLE Itl.AKCM'FAMj COMPANY TO IU'II.1) IV POItTLAND Wliolesjilo I'iiiht rirm to I'.nvt $115, O0(i Store ami Sulosnmni lii Me lnMlls -Company One of llio Hlg gosi on the Const Xtiyl f More Hihiiii a ixl Hotter Quurtera Com jm'U Iniroveinont. Where it Pays to Trade Save Your Coupons Fi mil's Vif-r.na, Au?. 1?. A rf-viow of thou sand of troops, groat public festivi ties an J thi- granting of amnesty to all rii-"n-r undergoing s.-ntence for le.e maj. ty ivere amr; rr.e features of th- celebration of Emperor Fran cis J ''.- ph. Ft tos were held through cut th (lu.il niun.irchy and there was groat public roj'iicing everywhere. The emperor himself spent the day quietly, as his advancing age does not pein.it any exertion. If he lives until Dec-mber 2 next, he will have reigned over Austria for 60 years, a record qu.il'd by but few European monarch? of recent tiems. N-'( r before was the emperor's birthd ,y so generally observed as to day. Ilus: Ti was generally suspend ed ar.'l all public offices and a ma jority f shops and factories were closed. Gala performances were given at ail threates. The ytre.-r an.l boulevards for which Vienna is famous were decorated with flag" as seldom before. In nearly all churches special thanksgiving ser vices were held and attracted thou sand of worshippers. Telegraphic messages of congratulaion were re ceived by the ag-d emperor from nearly all the reigning monarchs of Europp. FraiiLis Joseph was proclaimed Emperor Austria on the abdication of his uncle. Ferdinand I., on Decern her 2. 1 8 4 S . He was crowned King of Hungary June 8, US". He mar ried in U54 Elizabeth, i daughter of Ijuke Maxamiiian of Iiavaria. Wife Wa Assassinated. Sr.e was assassinated by an anar chlst at Geneva, .September 19, 1898. Of the three children of the royal pair, Crown Prince Rudolph commit ted suicide and the two daughters, the Archduchesses Gisela and Marie, are ineligible to the throne. Cm the death of Crown Prince Rudolph, in 1SS3, the right of succession passed to the emperor's brother, the Arch duke Charles Louis, who died in IS 56. . His son, the Archduke Francis Fer dinand, is the presumptive heir to the throne. He married, in 1900 Countess Sophie Chotek, but la I'niiin. The remark by this writ er which is to the point is: "The old reliable foothill country of Walla Walla Is ik'Od as usual." The fact of the matter is that the foothill sec tions, to the cast and southeast of Wall.i Walla are a little better In the matter of their yields than usual and that is what is going to give the en tire county such an excellent general average. Gradually, the area of the hill country In the directions men tioned, is being Increased in wheat tne I planting and the discovery is being tne!made that the soils are not only pro- That the wholesale paper business is profitable Is shown by the fact that the Plake-McFall company of Portland will erect a store room In Portland costing $65,000. The Ore gonlan says of the new building: Blake, McFall & Co. yesterday concluded a deal for the Fourth street frontage of the Dexter prop erty. This piece Is 125 feet on Fourth street, 105 on the south side of Ankeny and 101 along the line of the Marshall-Wells company building. The s,ale was afected through the agency of W. B. Streeter and the figure af which the deal was closed was a little over $65,000. This sale was referred to In the Oregonlan a few days ago as having been made for the Mercantile Investment com pany, who owned the half block, but at that time the prchaser's name was withheld, upon request, as future plans had not then been determined on. Rlake, McFall & Co. announce their Intention to erect on the site a six or s,.en-story building to be occupied by the firm as a paper warehouse and salesroom, offices, etc. With the completion of the build ing of the Pacific Paper company and the one now annonced. the locality will become a center of that charac ter of wholesale and retail trade, for already within a few blocks are lo cated stationery stores and commer cial printing oftiees, with others to be located before the (lose of f-e year. The new bull. iir.y "-vill probably cost from JGO.Ioiii to ITOo'ift, judg ing from the cost of similar buildings of recent construction. Until the ar chitects, have reported on plans and specifications, however, a more ac curate estimate cannot be made. union was a morganatic one. The I f i cr in production with a lesser rain emperor has a second brother, the'fa than lower down, but they in I Archduke Louis Victor. The family I cro;iae ti,e matter of bushel yield is of the ancient Hapsburg line, and is inclined to look upon other Euro ' jean monarchies fls of a mushroom royalty. , The celebration in honor of Em- per acre year after year. How to Avoid Appendicitis. Most victims of appendlcltles are those who are habitually constipated. Foley's Orlno Laxative cures chronic , peror Francis Joseph are not the constipation by stimulating the liver forced tributes of downtrodden sub-land bowels and restores the natural jects, but are spontaneous testimo- j tio of the bowels. 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See lllAUO ASSESSOR MAY UK PROSIXTTKI) The assessors und not the sheep men are to blame for the shortage of sheep reported to the board of equal ization for 1908 and It Is possible that steps will be taken by the board of equalization to see that assessors of counties wherein decreases have been reported, will be prosecuted for non-compliance with oath of office, says the Itoise Capital News: The returns from the sheep coun ties, it Is stated by one of the mem bers of the board, should show an Increase over the number reported last year, rather than "n decrease, ns the sheep market was very low last fall and sheep sales In Idaho were considerably smaller than they have 1 n for a number of years, the Am- p men perferrlng to hold their flocks for better market prices. Secretary of State Lnnsdon has re turned from Washington county where he went to look up the shCcp problem and reports that he found the conditions there about the same as last year. Approximately 50.000 sheep not placed on the assessment rolls by the assessor, were found by the secretary of state In the two days that he was In Washington county. Hi succeeded In getting the rolls of the county assessor and going ovet them ascertained that the assessor and not the sheep men Is to blame for theNliserepancy which Is noted In the abstract from Washington this year. One Instance cited was that where a sheepman swore that he had 34, Ono sheep In the county for the year. The assessment roll was examined, showing that the sheep man had been assessed for only 14.000 head. Other instances similar to this and 'still otlr Instances where 'small flocks of sheep numbering a few thousand were totally ignored In making up the assessment rolls. With the 50,000 head of sheep lo cated by the secretary of state, the i total number Is brought up to 15S,- 000 vhead, which still shows a dccrrao of about 20,000 head from the num ber reported for 1907. Such conditions as discovered In Washington county probably exist In other counties, where a decrease has been reported for 130S, In Lincoln county there Is a shortage of about lT.onn head of sheep, from the num. ! her returned by the aeor In 1907. Satisfaction or Your Money Back. by the people. There Is no more popular ruler in 'the world, and he ha- won this pop- I 1 ularity by a uniform generosity andj 'kindness to his people ever since hv j mounted the throne more than halfj i a century ago. Company. EDITORS IX SESSION". Syrup "fjlis JOC). . rA? ClpQn.ps the Sy.stem Ef fect ualiy;Dispel.s Colds and Tleadr ar ties uuo lo Loa.sTinai Acts naturallv. acts Irul ion; uyos n Laxative. Jiest forMfinivnien ond Child ren -younp ana Old lo get its beneficial Effect Alwoys buy the Genuine which lias the jull name of the Com pany CALIFORNIA Fio Strup Co. by wlw.ni it i manufactured . printed on the Jront of every package. SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS on we only, regular price 50pf battle. 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The immigration from the United States, largely farmers who settle In the undeveloped regions of the west, shows a slight gain, and the Canadian government Is doing everything In Its power to Increase this class of Immi gration. praise fou Fponinxs. Land Walla Walla County's Dry Vlelds Well. In the estimate of tne wheat crop of Walla Walla county for the cur rent year, E. W. Wright, the Portland Oregonlan'i expert, says it will be 4, 000,000 bushel, saya the Walla Wal- Nati'inal I'.diioiial -Micialioii Di-ms-'s I'ajHT Uusliw. .St. Paul. Minn., Aug. IS. While the program provides principally for a discussion of topics connected with the making of newspapers, the con vention of the National Editorial as sociation In this city will not be with out its political signlfcance. Edtors of daily and weekly papers in country towns and small cities form a large percentage of the mem bership of the association, and few men are In closer touch with polltl cal conditions in their respective states. 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