East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 15, 1908, EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTAfiE TWO. IAILY EAST OKEGOXIAN, PENDLETON, OKEGOX, TIKSDAV. rfKITKMIIKH 15, 1008. EIGHT PAGES. .MI.'XKO IIONOltS II I :iC VKTKHAX STAT! '.SM A X mi PRESIDENT I J , iu imp if u o 1 'fr'lY. s 13 A U4 r(5'y7 CLOTHES FOR THE YOUNG MAN We 'have knee length and long pants suits for th Yo ung Men of the hour. The making of Clothing for these Young Dressers has become an art. We know exactly what these young fellows desire and require in a suit, and we see that they get it when they come here. The Fall Models have, every new dash of style worked into the cut and tailoring. The fabrics are new colorings of Browns, Olives, Grays,, and many choice and fancy mixtures in Tweeds and Cheviots. Knickerbocker Suits $3.50 to $7.50 Long Pants Suits at $6.50, 7,50, 10, 12.50, 15 to 20. "Just the thing" is what many a Young Fellow says when looking at these Suits. The Peoples Warehouse lilrtluliiy or ilic I'nsltU-iit Is Alwiiys a Cmisc for Xutluiml Kojolclnjf Despite His Evlrcnio Ak I'lVsldi-nt Dliu Is Ai'llve imrt rroKr'.lvo mul Is One of (lie World's GoHl IIiiIits. City of "Mexico, Si-pt. 15. Porflrlo Oliiz, prcMlilciit of the Mexican repub lic, to.l.iy le.iched his 78th year nnj Ms blithdiiy Is helnp celehnited nil over the. republic, prior to the more elaborate observation tomorow of tho SS'.h nmi'Vesnry of Mexican independ ence. i The "Kilbi," tis It Is culled. Is always marked by a jroneral nierry-iniikiniT, In which all patriotic Mexlsnns tako part anil his year's observance prom ises to be more enthusiastic than ever. Despite his extreme ngo, President Plaz ftlll retains n considerable meas ure of the physical and Intellectual vlBor that lias been so largely re sponsible f.ir tbe rapid ndvnncement of b!s country nmonK the nations of the world. Although he hns ntmouiiced his In tention of rct'rlntr wiien his present term expires, n Reneral demand Is he lm? made that he continue to fill the office be has so lone occupied until (lea til relieves him of the responsl l.ill! V. Mt-x'co as still In a st ite of dis order, resulting from the French In vasion and the strtieule against the empire of Maximilian, when general PHs becnine chief (x'cutlve of the country Able, brave and, above nil, houest. his Inflm nee w.is Immediately felt npd the pencral tumult soon subsided. Since f'at time, with the exception of n 'few- minor revolutionary out breaks, Mexico has been nt pence anil has yearly advanced In material an 1 Intellectual we.ilth. Where it Pays to Trade Save Your Coupons ihit ur 11 u.Kows coitx i:sii. ;i: I 11V VI It llllll I IVII at S Mil D STATE M I Sl I'EKIXTEXDKNTS I'LAXS TO STl 1)V ItAISK ITXDS. t!i ?.-.' men. r'cir sonic t'.in- pit I)-. U'llsin and sio;ill b:ind of well known men of Will Ask IvOKl-liiture for Heller to In- ... , .y P1-,,,if..t,lt., r,t,,r, ns Well. miiv Six Month Se!iool in Ki.c.i ,i.,r been watchine the official course District Would I-ase WutiT I'ow- . ".' the members of the city council, or . ... . . .,..., i,.,,-,...,. uie of tli.-m. As a result of this J (! t lnve.-:ls -tion and observance Dr. Inheritance Tux Al-o. . Wlson has come to the conclusion 1 tl-.nt there are four of the city fathers Salem, Sept. 13. The conditions of v. ho ouirht no longer to remain In of- I'matlll i county were taken as a for the recommendations of the superintendents' convention raising and apportioning riaiviire True Wilson, pastor of th- WILLAMETTE "l- MAY (Vnteiiarj- Methodist church. Not) NOT SECl'ltE COACH only are they eligible but they are . - about due, according to Dr. Wilson, Salem, Sept. 15. It Is doubtful and soon as he returns to Portia nd fmm the present outlook. If Wlllamr from his attendance mi the state con-i ,.lle university will have a football ference of the Methodist church at L,,.,,.h for the cumins: season. At the Salem, stens will he taken to Invoke i ..,.......,t i. w th u-orU ' "i Ills farm a few miles south of the the recall and give the people of the f s,.cring a competent coach Is at city an opportunity to say whether ' a standstill. With plenty of excellent they M.ri'V,- of 1 1 i oM -in records j mnjerl:il on hand the need of a good Walla Walla, Sept. 15. What is perhaps one of the first of Its kind to be used in this section of the state pi the new sib) built by W. P. Iteser basis stato as to f;ce. "I do men are not wish to at this time." say said who these Dr. Wilson fun is. In discussing these questions the convention unanimously endorsed the recommendations of the special com mittee of the State Teachers' associ ation. The State Teachers' association committe e took the position that some plan should be devised where by the Irreducible state school fund could be enlarged sufficiently so that it, together with the county fund, would insure not 1-ss than six nioi.ths of school for each district in the state. They proposed that the legislature be u.-ked to provide two forms of re lief; First, a temporary relief to be placed In the state school fund for u-e each year and a portion of the funds now raised through indirect taxation, the amount to be gradually d in :ii.-hed as the permanent fund is increased. Second, that permanent r-iief be established by the state tak i?ig possession of its unappropriated water powers and basing crediting ;! proceeds to the principal of the Irreducible state school fund; also teat the inheritance tax raised by the tnte be credited to the Irreducible state school fund. The committee alo recommended i cb.ii.ge in the basis of apportion ment of school funds In proportion to the number of teachers employed mid the daily attendance of the pupils In school. They considered this plan more equitable than apportioning ac ei rding to the jiehoof census as Is now lone. As a basis for their conclusions they took the exact con .lit Ions In the counties of Josephine, Iviiie. Marlon and l.'matllla. U Ml rSK RECALL ON POKTL AND COCXCIL. school this morning, tie premature names." for to I consider it a lit- ! make mention of i j coach Is most apparent. Glen rnruh, manager of athletics, has been working to secure a coach, but his negotiations were stopped by the board of trustees, which said that it would see to the matter. It seem that the athletic manager has been curtailed In his power and that an athletic counsel will take charge of affairs. At present this leaves the authority In the hands of President Unman, who Is absent from the city at the conference at Wenatchee, Washington. DILL" DY I EVENS HONORED GRAND EXALTED Kl'LEIt DOsES SICK WITH .HIKES DOES BEDSIDE ENTERTAINER Portland, Sept. IS. Four members ot the Portland city council are ell i.bie for the application of the recall, icriim to t plaioo of P.ov. COFFEE Cheap for those that won't pay for good; Schil ling's Best for those who won't have poor. Your rrnrrr rrturnt four money il Foa 6 o't Ittt It: wc pr him New York. Sept., 15. The latest "profession" is the bedside entertain er. George Silwell, a vaudeville ar tist, advertises that he Is prepared to call upon convalescents and "cheer i:iem up oy m'iiii vini'in jeooj vaudeville turns, comic songs, recita-j lions, etc., say a London special toj the American. Mr. Silwell tells whati ! linker City. Sept. 1". W. S. Lev lens, district attorney for this district, 'ami one of the most prominent Klks In eastern Oregon, has been signally I honored by being appointed the dis t trlct deputy for Oregon for the R j i'. o. Klks. Mr. I.evens has just re I ceived the following appointment: William S. Levns, Esq.. Baker City, Oregon. My Pear Brother Lev ens: Belying on your splendid rec ommendations of your friends and city. This silo Is built especially for making ensilage finm the crop of corn which Mr. Beser obtained from 100 acres of his farm land. The ensilage will be us.d this winter to feed large bands of cattle and hogs. Mr. Beser has been Interested In ensilage ;s a stock food for several years. 1 1 is first experiment was so successful that he decided to build a silo w ith a capacity of 130 tons. This will be filled with corn which Is grown on land that otherwise would be used as summer fallow, thus mak ing a ureal saving In stock food. The food thus obtained will easily last all winter and Is fattening for stock, es pecially cattle. KlivtrUnl Worker. St. Iyiuls, Sept. 15. A special meeting of the International Brother hood of Electrical Workers convened here today. The dlflcultles between the national officers of the organiza tion will likely lie straightened out. Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup always brings quick relief to coughs, colds, hoarseness, whooping cough and all bronchial and throat trouble. Moth ers especially recommend It for chil dren. Pleasant to take, gentley laxa tive. A. C. Koeppen & Bros. Last Monday a lot of workingmen marched shoulder to shoulder who will bo clutching nt each other's po litical throats in less thnn two months. $100 Beunrd. $100. Tlic romlors nf this paner will be pleas ed to losrn that tfifre la at cat one (treiiit.-rt (!Ikcb that science has been able to cure In all Pa atacea. and that la Ca tarrh Halls' Catarrh Cure la the nnlr tiositlvo cure now known to the medical fraternity. Cntarrh being a constitutional (llsptue, reanlre a constitutional treat ment. Ilnll'a Patarrh Cur i .taken In ternally, acting directly upon th blood and mucous aiirfmea of the system, thereby de froyliig the foundation of the dlaease. and giving the patient strength br building up the constitution and assisting nature In doing Its work. The proprietors hare so much fulfil In Ita ruratlTe powers that tbejr offer On Hundred Dollars for any case that It falla to cure. Send for Mat of testimonials ArVlreM: l J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O. Sold br all UriiiKlata. T.'.r Tnk Hnll't Family l'llla for conat I nation. Connecticut I"iilr. Berlin, Conn., Sept. 15. I'nder the auspices nf the Connecticut Agri cultural society, a state fair of con siderable magnitude was opened here today. This Is the first state fair held by the society since IStifi, when such an exhibition took place In Meridian. If you nre a sufferer from plies, MnnZ.in Pile Remedy will brlntf re lief with the first application. Guar anteed. Price DOc. A. C. Koeppen & Bros. Will Interest Many. Every person' should know that good health Is Impossible if the kid neys are deranged. Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure kidney and bladder disease In every form, and will build up and strengthen these organs so hey will perform their functions properly. No danger of Blight's dis ease or diabetes if Foley's Kidney Remedy Is taken In time. Pendleton Drug Co. Vi n nun An fni on miifli nei hnnr In a , TI i reposing special trust and confidence "Mr r.r.oree SiKvell onilertnkes to."1 our greatly relieve the monotony of con-1 velescence without the aid of me-j chanical or artificial means. Into the dreary sameness of the sick room Mr. George Silwell can bring kaliedo scoplc mind pictures, which not only engage and arrest the attention of its occupant at the time, but remain Im pressed upon the hearer's memory and Imagination afterward. In cases of insomnia from pain or other caus es, and In cases of acute depression, Mr. George Silwell can and does soothe and brighten the weary hours of the sick chamber: In point of fact, takes the patient away from his or her surroundings as much as It Is pns slble to do so." fidelity as an Elk, I hereby iniiji'i .wu inr II '" .....v..--. deniitv for Oregon. Answer by wire as to whether. or not you are in a po ition to accept this Important com mission. Sincerely and fraternally yours. B. L. HOLLAND. PIT CLEANLINESS FIRST. San I'ranclscan Abandon Clnirch lor Street Work. San Francisco, Sept. 15. "Six days shalt thou labor, etc.," has exceptions according to the residents of the Horner addition here, who Sunday closed their church and all turned out into the street with pick and shovel and built a road. Every man, woman and child In the addition helped In the work. The woman served luncheon and handled the shovel with the men. When night fell the road was finished. The people of the section are too poor to hire the street work done by contract and have decided to do U themselves on Sundays. They have several more streets to build In the same way. Will Sow on Snow Spokane, Wash., Sept. 15. Rangers on the Coeur d'Alene forest reserves In northern Idaho, have received or ders from the department at Wash ington to gather seeds of tamarack and white and yellow pine, which will be sown broadcast on the snow the comine winter In places where no tamarack or pine trees are growing. Several hundred thousand acres of forests nre Included In the reserves In Idaho and It Is believed by men skilled In woodcraft that this meth nd of reforesting will result In a neW I crop of timber In from 30 to 40 years, thus adding millions of dollars to the assets of the state beside perpetuat Ing the lumber Industry, The largest clock In the world has been set up on the Jersey shore oppo site New York. Its dial measures 28 feet across; the minute hand Is ft beam 18 feet 3 Inches long, and with Its counterplcce weighs 700 pounds. The tip of this minute hand will travel 23 Inches each minute or one half mile a day. The hands and the numerals will be outlined In Incan descent lights so people miles away can tell the time. Join the Fraternal Brotherhood. In- Wanted Boy to do Janitor work suranre is a duty which, least or an. for Pendleton Business college In ex- can afford to wait You Insure your change for scholarship In bookkeep-! home against fire. Why not your life Ins; or stenography. Apply at college, against death. Do It now. Xotlcc. Anyone knowing themselves In debted to tho Alta House or Alta House Feed Barns will kindly make settlement by calling upon E, L. Goodwin, 703, East Webb Coutts or Hays, room 12, Schmidt building, or see Mr. himself, who lost so heavily terrible fire September 2. street, John Blttner by the No Dwntloii IVrmittcl. Man. calls his wife his "better half," But that's a sort of a bluff; He can't deceive himself for she's The whole thing .sure enough. 1 iymprffigs L .If w m : mmmmmmmmmmmm in be Off for the Pendleton Busi ness College. The bes! Oregon. Come learn to an expert accountant or ste nographer. Write to J. Glenn Miller for catalogue and other information ycu may desire CI Eh mpj oeraia filotid .1 c i r eanses Iho viy.slcm JL ua!ly;UispcLs ('olilstiniln flclios duo to Constiwit Acts nat ion; s nalufttllv. acts irulv ns .1 J J auaxanvo. Dost forMimWimpn ond Chil J ron -Vbunj and Old. lo et its J Wi'Jiciul Effect Alwovs buy tho trpnuinc vvhiclj has uie jull name of the Com pany CALIFORNIA Ro Syrup Co. by whom it monufacfured, printed on the trent of rvery packn'". SOLD dTALL LEADING DRUGGISTS on sue only, regular price 50tr bottle. Write For Information Regarding the One-Way COLONIST FARES VIA THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY IN FROM THE EAST TO THE NORTHWEST EFFECT DURING SEITEMIIEK AND OCTOBER. APPLY TO W. ADAMS.'AGENT, PENDLETONOREGON 1 or to nny piiHucngcr representative of Uie company for full Informa tion. Ticket deliveries arranged ot any point in the Eat. A. D. CHARLTON, . Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, .Portland, Oregon