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EIGHT PAGES. DAILY EAST OIUEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, ' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1808. pack rrvm. A New Shipment of 125 Ladies and Misses Vcile and Panama SKIRT'S In Today by Express. to Direct from New York, you know the rest. Come in and see them. F. E. Livengood Co. Teutsch's OldStandj $6 PERSONAL MENTION City Brevities TAI-T CONFERS WITH FO RAKER. (Continued from page L) Peaches, 50 cents a box at Ingrams. All kinds of good dry wood. See Mlnnls. Best nut coal. Give us a chance. Oregon Lumber Tard. See us before you get your fuel. Oregon Lumber Yard.- Prices cut on Wire Fence. Call on Goodman Hardware Co. See Mlnnls for good dry wood that burns. Lots of It on hand. Home made bread, full pound loves. Ingram's grocery, Saturday. DrtsHed chickens Saturday at In gram's grocery, formerly Demon's. Wanted Girls to learn the millin ery trade at the Peoples Warehouse. For special prices on ranges, stove and utensils, see Goodman Hardware Co. Get our prices on Cascade fir wood and slab wood. Oregon Lumbe Yard. Unfurnished Housekeeping rooms for rent Enquire at East Oregonlan office. All kinds of transfer work done promptly. Stansberry A Milne, 'phone Main S . Massage, shampooing and manl curing. Room 6, Smith-Crawford building. For rent Four suites light house keeping rooms, rates reasonable. Ap ply 301 South Main street. Thirty days special prices on Amer ican Field and Hog Fence. See Good san Hardware Co. For Rent Five-room cottage, hoi ind cold water, electric lighted, good location. Inquire 100 Bluff 'street. Wanted Woman for general housework; steady Job and good wages. Call at 115 W. High street. William Rahe left today for Adams on a business trip. Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Vincent went to Wenaha springs last evening. It. A. Nichols, merchant of Dayton Wash., Is here upon a short visit. Dr. J. A. Donaghue left this morn Ing for Hermlston upon a profession al trip. Douglass Bull of the Iilake-McFall Paper company, left today for Walla Walla, President R. C. French of the Wes ton normal school, arrived today on train No. 1 from the east. Charles Rayburn Is back from Port land where he had been taking medl cal treatment for a month. George Perlnger and family left trday for Portland, where the family will reside during the winter. T. M. Keller and family have re turned from Meacham, where they were camped during the hot weather. Fred Hartman, son of Judge G. A. Hartman, Is now employed aa a salesman at the Gray Bros, grocery. Louis Cargill was In town yester day from the Helix country, where he ran a thresher during the harvest Miss Rita Wilson, who has been visiting here this summer with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weaver, left today for Palouse. Carl Engdahl, the well-known high school student, has returned to the city and will reenter the high school ( J.. ..... M I ," " V'V I . f ' I ... .' . ,., . - We have a fine watch hospital, where, you may bring all your sick wntehes and clocks and have them re paired by the best talent In the city. Our Work Is the Best. Our prices are reasonable We are the wntch Inspector for the O. R. A N. R. R. That Is saying a great deal as to our ability. Try us and you will try us again. Louis Hunziker Jeweleiy and Optician. 72 Main. and Mr. Taft remained till the four Monday. hours' parado had passed. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Winslow re- Before Judge Taft was allowed to turned home last evening from west depart on an automobile ride he con- em Oregon, where they had been up sented to shake hands for 20 minutes or a short visit. witn an eninusiasuc mron. me M,M E(Jna Tnompson Ieft thg ride ended at the Lyceum theater at f. f w Walla. where she will study music this winter in 4 o'clock, where, when Mr. Taft had ueen cneerea lor a iew minuien uy th. pi.vher school of music audience which filled the large play house. Senator Foraker made his ap pearunce. He was also enthusiasti cally greeted as he took a seat beside the candidate, after the later had ris en and greeted htm with a handshake. Then the speechmaking began. President Hulholland of the club, In troduced Mr. Taft as "the world's big man," and many more complimentary phrases. Middle Bass Island, Sept. 3. Taft's friends and advisers here Interpret the handshiklng between Taft and Senator Foraker as a complete sur render on the part of Foraker. It Is said Foraker will make no further effort tp oppose Taft. Taft men call attention to what Foraker said in a speech, namely: "I am for Taft." Taft does not say he Is for Foraker. Surrender of For aker Js the talk of the camp. Taft declined to discuss the incident and went fishing again today. On Sun day he goes to Sandusky to make a labor day address. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Maxwell of Oklahoma City, are guests of their cousins. Miss Bunch and Mrs. Myrtle Hays N'eal and H. C. and Ed Hays. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Raley left on the 12:30 train today. Mr. Raley is go ing to Milton upon business, while Mrs. Raley will visit relatives In Athena. THE GREATEST COPPER COUNTRY. H. H. Grler, an Alaska copper man who' Is registered at the Cornelius from Valdez, is very enthusiastic over the future of that country. "It Is going to be the greatest copper coun try In the world," he said this morn iiig. "The Lake Superior country can't touch It. The head of the United States geological survey has been up through there, and for more than a year past he has had his men stationed ah.out the country making surveys and Investigations, and he says that there Is more copper In the Valdes copper belt than in Michigan, Arizona and Montana all put togeth er. That copper belt is 200 miles long by 100 miles wide, and it is all copper. I have been spending two months In the Michigan mining sec tion and have been all through It, and I tell you, It can't touch our country up there. "No, we're not doing a thing now but Just waiting. I have been wait ing for eight years and I'd wait eight years more before I'd turn loose of my holdings. I'm trying all the time to get more. "The Guggenheimer-Morgan-Rock- efeller road is progressing fast Into that district now and will be there before long. Then things will begin to move. We haven't taken out a tit of ore so far, because we are 150 miles from the coast and have had no means of transporting it. But this line will make things all right. "Most people when they think of Alaska Imagine that It Is' all bitterly cold. It Is not nearly as cold in the Valdez region as it Is In Montana, and the Dakotas. I have made a 150-tnlle trip with a dog team In the middle of winter and wore not even an over coat, Just my ordinary clothes, such as I wear now, and a Jumper and overalls. 'Some day before long that coun try Is going to be full of big hotels and sanitariums and will be the great est health resort in the United States. I never knew of a sick person In that country." f JURY LIST PREPARED. SI LTAX TO HAXG.. Also to Pay Heirs of Victim in Purang Island Raid. Manila, Sept. 3. The Philippines territorial supreme court today de cided that the sultan of Dunaharra must hang for participation In the raid on Parang island, Mindanao In January, 1908, when J. W. McDonald, an American, was killed. The sultan was ordered to pay McDonald's heirs 10 00 pesos. lU'RNS AXH .IOIIXSOX MATCHED Articles Signet! for 20-Roumt at MellKnimjv " New York, Sep't. 3. The cable dis patches today announce a mntch be tween Tommy Burns and Jack John son the negro, has been arranged for Thanksgiving afternoon at Melbourne. This will be the greatest fight of the year. It will be for 20 rounds and a purse of $25,000. Fine Prtwlion Cheap. Commencing Friday, Ingram's gro cery will sell fine Elberta and Per fection free-stone peaches for 60 cents a box, only two boxes to one person. Order early before they're gone. Ingram's grocery. I Hot or Cold Bottle 1 The new vaoum bottle, willkeep contents hot for 24 hours, warm for 48 hours, and cold for 72 hours. Two sizes, pints $5.00, quarts $7.50. THE DRUG STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST. From Names Given Below Seven Grand Jurors Will bo Drawn. The Jury list for the coming term of circuit court has Just been pre pared. It Is as follows: T. C. Taylor, Pendleton; J. H. Coff- man, Milton; Fred Hascall, Pilot Rock: W. H. Dale, Vansycle; Ell Heater, Milton; L. K. Kurtwrlght, Pendleton; C. W. Mathews, Pilot Rock; W. G. Russell, Athena; F. E Sherman, Pendleton; M. E. Shutrum, Fulton; C. H. Rosenberg, Fulton; Henry Schmidt, Athena; A. V. Dan iel, Pendleton; T. J. Tweedy, Pen dleton; W. P. Hastings, Weston; D, E. Motley, Ferndale; F. A. Gordon, Pendleton; J. A. Molstrom, Union; D. Kemler, Pendleton; Elmer Pell, Ad ams; Peter Sheridan, Echo; s. K. Yates, McKay; Manuel Frledley, He lix; William Futter, Ukiah; T. J. Ward, Echo; A. A. Cole, Vinson; Rob' ert E. Allen, Freewater; Fred Elf- fert, Ferndale; M. F. Dick, Alba; William Ellis, McKay; Walter W. Wagner, Pilot Rock. From the above list of names the grand Jury will also be selected. The jury term of court begins Sep teniber 21. A RAILROAD INJUNCTION. Fljrlit on the Two-Cent Unto Passed In Arkansas'. St. Paul, Sept. 3. A temporary Injunction was granted today by Judge Vandewater of the state circuit court, restraining the operation of the two-cent railroad rate law passed by the legislature of Arkansas. He holds the law Is confiscatory. 8tenrt'9 Friends Active. Wilcox, Ariz., Sept. 3. Discovery of what Is believed to be a plan of the war department to shelve the case of Colonel William Stewart, of Fort Grant, now In exile, until after election, has resulted today In n largo number of warning messages being received here from the colonel's fi lends, requesting that they be for warded to the desolate army post where Colonel Stewart Is awaiting orders on his Journey to Fort Hua huca to take-the 90-mlle ride test. All United to Win. Chicago, Sept. 3. Chairman Hitch cock Is planning a grand speaking tour of the four presidential aspir ants who opposed Taft for the nomi nation. Fairbanks, La Follette, For aker and Knox. Leaders think the quartet will make a strong argument for the ticket, by showing all are working together. Twin Falls Sugar neets. Twin Falls News: The Idaho Beel Sugar company has announced Its willingness to take the product of 2000 acre of bets on the Twin Falls tract for lta Blackfoot factory. The Oregon Short Line will grant a rate of 11 per ton and the sugar company has indicated that if conditions war ranted It would rebate half this ex pense. This would give the farmers 4.25 per ton for their beets, f. o. b. Twin Falls. The company has de Glared Its Intention 'to build two fac tories on the Twin Falls tract. Cuban Uses Glue. Consul General James L. Rodgers, writing from Habana, says that the Cuban imports of dry glue In the fis cal year 1906 amounted to 410,294 pounds, of which the United States furnished 194,713 pounds, 'Germany, 114,081 pounds, and France 42,909 pounds. The glue Is used In the wood working trades, from which there Is an Increasing demand. Pendleton Cloak & Suit Housd Distinctive individuality in Tailored Suits for Women who make their selections here at $25.00 to $42.50. There is broad choice of both plain and fancy models, in fabrics of many kinds, so cleverly tailored and finished you'll think they should be marked several dollars higher- Sweater Stock Complete Your choice of Colors from $1.25 to $6.00. New Tailored Skirts arrixing al most daily. In Corsets we have the Sahlin, La Princess and Kid Fitting in all sizes from $ 1 .50 to $7.50 The UP-TO-DATE STORE Peace or War. Helena, Mont., Sept. 3. The Indus trial peace of Montana, Washington and Wyoming hinges upon the con ference begun here today between the coal miners and Cnited Mine Work ers on the wage scale for the north west. Failure to decide means a gen. eral strike affecting Montana and Washington and will prolong the Wy oming trouble. Twenty-five thous and men will be affected. Will Scrap for Maine. Chicago, Sept. 3. The democratic national organization Is planning to make a sweeping campaign in Maine between now and the state election. on ptembe'r 15. The foremost orators will be sent Into Maine to make a de termined effort to carry It for Bryan. NATURE SPARES Th. Stricken Ilovo Front drier. What a fcriiinn'.e nrovislm of nature It is, that deprives the rose or i; ria i ru:Tering; for how poignant wcu.d be : ' ::M to discover, in the lieitiit f ': .oomlnsr clury, that n canker fed c.t it. .lunrt. and that its beauty and f:a;v. :'. troro doomed forever. Nature iil'.vny. -pares the snffef!i.;;; r'.;'. ia a Vcr.t.";!)' t. re-liretFo of roMsin.? rewvi"..'. ' ;'o vh: seek htr aid. In l!'e y-w ). :.e liy U.uuu l...ir Mi l bi'ay:: ...i i. . . ".it a t;!o s.1 ever the I've.: of ilir i- ' ;J yru:'ts Worrell, but th.vilta 1 1 ill" ' Wit';.:;ti4ir.s cf '!e!i ' !.! ; I'.'.i; tr.r; c i of lialr uosirurticn Is ro-v &n: v.-a ' Ecr;ii or I ir.uste that b-jriMivs V. o Y.rM- follicles. Now'ir , -r; i ' f.'jsohitely rt'.'Stviys tl'l.i !ormlitlnj the hair to ; i -f.rro tntnded. Sold by !-..' 1st. ?cnd 10c. in sta!"" ' ' ' Tho Herpicldci Co.. lvn Two sizes 60 cents and 11.00. A. C Koeppen A tm JOSEPH ELL INSURANCE: REAL ESTATE I Room 3, Savings Bank Building. Phone Black 2371. . See the Twin-Dime Across the Street. THE NEW DIMB Moving Pictures Like Life Entire change of Program every Sunday, Tuesday and Friday. Absolutely fire-proof and the best ventilated theatre in the' city. A Better Show at the Same Price ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 5c 8 You Pay For Your Competi tor's Advertising When It Is Better Than Your Own! OF COURSE the bills are not sent to you he pays them, BUT he pays them out of profits which would have been yours if your advertising had been better than his. You will continue to pay the other fellow's advertising bills and, in the same way, for his automobiles, his new store fixtures, his expan sion in every way until you decide that you'll stop it, improve and expand your advertising, SET THE PACE YOURSELF, AND Ug Him Pay For Your Advertising! 1 9 (
