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DAILY EAST OREG4)NIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY. OcTOnFR 8. HMO.
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ALLEGED SLAYER OF
PERRY IS INDICTED
AT'TEC3T'lflC3!
Remember that a Talking. Machine Mukes a Fine
Xmas present, let us put one nlile for you.
ACIirisfrnas Matinee.
The HOWARD
is the only Prac
tical and Success
ful Combination
Wood and Coal
Heater. Let us
Show it to You
W. J. Clarke (& Co.
Phone Main 2 1
E TO PLANT
PROMINENT AUTHORITY
GIVES .FEW POINTERS
F. I. Farrcll Before Dry Fanning
Congress Tolls Host Time of Plant
ing Winter Grain on the Dry Lands,
In speaking before the Dry Farm
ing congress at Spokane, F. D. Far
Toll, director In charge of the south
ern Idaho agricultural extension at
Boise, said In part:
A large numoer of factors must be
carefully considered In connection
with the tlme-of-plant!ng problem.
Positive time rulea advocated as the
result of experiments conducted In a
aingle locality cannot be relied upon
In places where the conditions are
not similar to those obtaining; where
the experiments were married on. If
the behavior of the crops planted at
different times has been carefully
observed, however, certain facts can
be made to assist farmers operating
In widely different localities.
Some varieties germinate more
quickly than others; soft wheats, for
example, usually sprout sooner after
planting than the hard wheats do.
ome varieties stool more extensively
than others. Some are Inclined to
produce a heavy foliage, while others
the Turkey wheat, for example
produce very little foliage.
After considering .moisture, seed
and soli conditions, this summary la
reached:
1. The best time to plant varies
with the locality and with the season
In each.
2. Different varieties behave dif
ferently when planted at the same
time, some helng quick and some slow
(terminators; some producing heavy
foliage while others do not; some
being heavy stoolers and others stool
Ing very little, etc. The character
istics of the variety to be grown
should be learned, and the time of
planting decided accordingly, with
due consideration for the moisture
conditions.
3. The autumn behavior of the
winter grain crop Is strongly influ
enced by the moisture conditions In
the surfnee foot of the soil. These
conditions should be studied by the
farmer and so controlled as to In
sure continuous growth after the seed
has germinated.
4. The crop should be planted with
regard not only for the autumn soli
moisture, but also for the moisture to
he used by the crop up to the time of
maturity.
6. Grain planted early In a dry
soli Is likely to mould before germi
nation; In soli with only a small
amount of moisture. Is In danger of
drouth during dry fall periods; In
wet soil, where the grain Is planted
early, an excessive amount of foliage
Is often produced, resulting In a large
yield of straw, with a relatively small
yield of grain, usually shrunken. In
regions of summer rain this danger
Is practically negligible, but it should
be remembered that we want grain
and not a large yield of straw.
6. Grain planted late may not
germinate until spring, and Is likely to
be crowded out by weeds; or It may
V JJ.-tiESfii.J
is the expectant mother's greatest help. It is a remedy which prepares the
muscles and tendons for the unusual strain, renders the ligaments supple and
elastic, aids In expanding the skin and flesh fibres, and strengthens all the
membranes and tissues. It is especially valuable where the broaBts are trouble
some from swelling and congestion, and its regular use will lesson the pain
and danger when the little one
comes. Women who use Mother's T-
i nena are assured or passing tne
crisis with safety. It is for sale at
drug stores. Write for free book
for expectant mothers.
g&ASriELD EEOULATOS 00;
Atlanta, da.
211-213 East Court St,
be killed in the fall by low tempera
tures.
7. In a broad, general way, It is
best to avoid" extremes very early
very late planting Medium planting
being usually desirable, particularly
in the mountain states. In the regions
of abundant summer rains, early
planting is generally advisable.
8. Farmers and experimenters
should study the behavior of the dif
ferent varieties under the varying
conditions as mentioned above and
apply their findings in such a way as
to suit the peculiarities ef each local
ity nnd season.
Never Worry.
About a cough there's no need of
worry if you will treat it at its first
appearance with Ballard's Horehound
Syrup. It will stop the tcough a
once and put your lungs and throat
back into perfectly healthy condition.
A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
IIKC1N IX ACTO
HOLDS VP TRAFFIC
London. The artist known as the
little "Georgia Magnet, Miss Annie Ab
bott in private life, has a black bear
for a pet.
Going shopping in the Strand the
other morning, she took her mascot
with her and left him in the car when
she got down to make purchases. A
crowd rapidly gathered to see the
strange beast, and a constable, find
ing the traffflc going wrong, decided
to summon the chauffeur, James
Hook, for causing an obstruction.
The complaints were heard . at a
short distance away. Two constables
stated that the small black bear sit
ting at the back of the car attracted
a great crowd. The crowd both com
pletely blocked the footway and inter
fered with the vehicle traffic. When
the chauffeur was spoken to he drove
away and then returned, saying, "I
shall stny here as long as I like."
The magistrate said there would
have to be an Inclusive fine of IS
shillings, but he did not know that
there was anything to prevent a bear
having a ride in a motor car.
Permaneat Muscular Strength can
not exist where there is ' not blood
strength. Young men giving attention
to muscular development, should bear
this In mlsd. Hood's Sarsaparllla
gives blood strength and builds up the
whole system.
Extending Heligoland.
Berlin. Germany has Just under
taken the artificial extension of one
of her most treasured island posses
sions Heligoland which was ceded
to her by Great Britain in 180.
The sea's encroachments on (the
island have recently given some cause
for anxiety, and as extensive dredg
ing operations are toeing carried on
at the mouth of the Elbe, the sand
transported to Rellgorland.
transported to Hellgordand.
The new deposits are found to
"grow to' 'the Island In a very satl
factory manner, and already Its bulk
has been considerably Increased. This
"empire building" will be continued
with all future dredgings from Ger
man North Sea ports.
Tour cough annoys you. Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate mem
branes of your throat If you want to
be annoyed. But if you want relief,
want to be cured, take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
Save money by reading today's ads.
No married rvoan's happiness Is
complete wituout children; she
yearns with the deeper longings of
her nature for tlio joys of mother
hood. But women who bear children
physlc(a .ystems. Mother's Friend
V, J TTTTTOTKn
T. It. ELLEXSON CHARGED
WTII I'NION MURDER
Man Captured in Echo and Accused
of Murdering Deputy Assessor of
Union County, Will lie Tried Soon
Great Interest Is Manifest.
La Grande, Oct. 6. There was con
siderable excitement In this city Tues
day evening when it became known
that the grand Jury had indicted T. 11.
Ellexson for the murder of Waldo
I'orry at Union a short time ago. El
lexson will be tried at the present
term of court and his trial promises
to attract such crowds that the court
room will not hold the people.
Perry was shot down In his, home
by some unknown party and his body
wag not found for more than a week
when neighbors broke Into the house.
They knew he was at home and fear
ed he might be sick. They were
greatly shocked to find his body with
six bullet holes In it, lying at the foot
of the stairs. Not a clue was found
that would lead to the Identity of the
murderer. .
Ellexson had been working for
Perry and a couple of weeks before
the crime left for Union and went to
Baker City. He left Baker on Sat
urday and the crime is supposed to
have been committed on Saturday or
Sunday night.. Ellexson was arrested
at Echo, his whereabouts having been
ascertained by a letter which he wrote
to Mrs. Perry. He was brought to La
Grande and placed in Jair to await de
velopments. The fact that the grand Jury re
turned an Indictment against Ellex
son leads to the belief mat more evi
dence has been found to implicate
the accused man. The public is fa
miliar with the circumstances sur
rounding the case ana it Is not
thought that the grand Jury would re
turn an Indictment on .such flimsy
evidence.
The trial will probably be one of
the most sensational In Union coun
ty, as Perry was well known all over
the Grand Ronde valley. He was a
young man and very popular with all
who knew him. The atrocity of the
crime has aroused great public feel
ing and people from all over the val
ley will be in attendance at the trial.
HAZING AT UNIVERSITY
EFFECTUALLY ABOLISHED
University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore.
Hazing at the state university
seems to be effectually abolished. Not
only is hazing done away with, but
also largely the desire for hazing. The
drastic measures taken last year by
the president in expelling from the
university several second year men
who Indulged in a slight hazing of
some freshmen, coupled with the te
vr disaDoroval of an the faculty,
alumni ami older students upon all
forms of the practice of hazing seem
to have accomplished its stamping
out. Moral suasion this year alone is
the rod of Iron with which freshmen
are ruled. Obstreperous members are
fast learning to walk uprightly from
the simple reason that they respect
the opinion of their fellows. inis
opinion among upper classmen that
the least form of hazing, besides be
ing thoroughly undemocratic, un-Am
erican, wholly at variance witn tne
theorv of American mstitutlons. and
above all, extremely dangerous to the
university, Is so strong tnat Its quiet
leaven Is working fast in the ranks
nf tho SSO freshmen. Freshmen who
are best absorbing the new spirit do
not care to Invite criticism and dis
pleasure by foolishly tempting and
daring upper classmen to retaliate.
Thus. It is being demonstrated in the
miniature republic at the university
that the most effective weapon of ad
ministration is quiet moral suasion.
For Over Three Decades.
Foley's Honey and Tar has been a
reliable household medicine and the
"chlldrein's children" find jit today
the same safe and sure remedy for
coughs and colds that their grandslres
did. Mahala Stockwell. Hannibal,
Missouri, writing under date of Au
gust is, 1910, has this to say about
this rgeat medicine. "I have recently
used for the first time Foley's Honey
and Tar cough medicine. To say that
I am pleased with It does not half
express my feelings. It Is by far the
best I ever used. I had contracted a
bad cold and was nearly sick in bed.
having a terrible headache as well as
a cough and was threatened with
pnemonia. I used but one bottle of
your Foley's Honey and Tar find was
completely cured. It oeats all the
remedies I ever used and I have used
many different kinds." A. C. Koep
pen & Bros.
CZAR WALKS UNGUARDED.
Newspaper Stories of Close Surveillance-
Untrue.
Berlin. Columns have been print
ed in the democratic press about the
precautions taken to ensure the safe
ty of the czar during his visit to Hes
se .and a reader would get the im
pression that the Russian ruler never
left the precincts of Friedberg
Schloss except In the middle of an
Impenetrable ring of detectives. So
far is this from being the case that
the measures adopted do not even suf
fice to protect his majesty from the
intrusive curiosity of the holiday-mak
ing public.
Tho German authorities waxed In
dignnnt and sent this outburst to the
newspapers;
"As the czar sat yesterday on one
of the benches of the promenade at
Bad Nauheim he was recognized by
some of the visitors, and molested in
a manner that was positively scan
dalous. People stationed themselves
directly opposite him, stared and sur
rounded him, and pointed at him with
their fingers. It was only with dif
ficulty that the czar could escape these
annoyances. if such occurances
should be repeated, it would be made
Bargain
No. 1
One New Tyi Edison
Machine and one Golden
Oak Record Cabinet with
10, 50c Ambcrol Ue.eonN.
SPECIAL Sale price
$22.50
Regular price on tills
outfit uos $35.00.
This machine plays long
ami short records,
ONE DOLLAR PER
W EEK WILL BUY IT
Bargain
No. 2
One Latest Stjlc Lilian
Machine including one
targe Golden Oak Record
Cabinet and 10, 50c Am
berol Records, only
$34.90
Everywhere the regular
price on this outfit would
be $50.00.
$5.00 DOWN AND ONE
DOLLAR PER WEEK
Bargain
No. 3
One Latest Syle Colum
bia Grand Concert Ma
chine with a fine Tripple
Spring Motor, 12-in. turn
tabic aluminum tone arm,
largo nickel horn, includ
ing one doz. S. F. Colum
bia Records.
' SPECIAL SALE PRICE
only $61.10
Regular price for ma
chine ulone is $100,
Bargain
No. 4
15 !n,Jr ai,T regu
lar Columbia (J0 Rec
ords. Only 1 dozen to each
customer.
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impossible for the czar in future to
show himself in public and go for
walks."
That the emperor of Russia was not
so much disturbed about the matter
ns his hosts Is shown by the fact that
on the day he left the Schloss on foot
with his daughter, and followed the
fieldpaths to the Ludwlgsbrunnon.
Here they climbed the wooden steps,
a hundred feet high, leading up to
the salt works, which they examined.
The czar and the princess walked
back to Friedberg.
Medicines Made from Roots and
Herbe.
In the good old-fashioned days of
our grandmothers they depended up
on medicines made from the roots and
herbs of the field to cure disease.
Lydia E. Ptnkhanvs Vegetable
Compound, that standard remedy
which is made from roots and herbs
for woman's Ills, had Its origin In this
way. For thirty years it has been re
deeming Its promises written on the
label of every bottle by curing thou
sands of women of feminine Ills. It's
a good honest medicine.
Notice to Public.
All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted to me will kindly call
and settle their accounts by Novem
ber 3rd. H. M. SLOAN,
Blacksmith.
The Chinese government plans to
establish communication between Pe
king and the northwestern portion of
the empire by a chain of wireless tele
graph stations across the Gobi desert
FRESH MEATS
8A USAGES, FISH Y
LARD.
Always pure and delivered
promptly, if you phon the
Central Meat Market
10S E. Alta St., Phone Main St.
Back to Business Again
Dr. F. A. CLISE wishes to announce
that he can be found at his office In
the John Schmidt building, Pendle
ton, Ore. Eyes carefully examined.
and glasaee ground to fit. It yean
practice fitting glasses. The only ex
clusive Eye Specialist In Umatilla
out?.
JoST t5 EDISON fc'iyVff
The Largest Event of
the Season is Ove , The
Round-Up, The Next.
Largest, Event Vill Be
Pulled off gL the
EiLERS MUSIC STORE
Beginning at 8 o'clock
FRI
10 JL ll
Morning, Oct. 7
When we wiiS put on a
Special Sale cn our Stock
of
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS.
VICTOR AND COLUMBIA TALKING
MACHINES, RECORDS AND
RECORD CABINETS, ETC.
WE HAVE OVER 40 DIFFERENT Git EAT BAR
GAIN'S IN THIS SALE.
Come early and make your selections Don't miss
this only opportunity yon now have to procure
this wonderful entertainer a '-Phonograph" at a
very small cost, ami terms so small, that you never
nil.-s it,
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Which Ever You Like.
Eilers Music Store
Main Street.
Pendleton's Home
Valuable Prizes.
Given at the Pastime sneotlng
gallery. First prize is a .22 calibre
Winchester; second prize, 15.
J. H. ESTES, Prop.
Save money by reading today's ads
Avoid
Sickness !
Drink
HIRE'S
ROOT
BEER
( Its Pure
Have a case delivered
to your home today. It's
healthful and invigorat
ing. We are agents for
Umatilla county, both I
wholesale and retail.
We have the latest Im
proved bottling , machin
ery in eastern Oregon, and
bottle Root Beer, Soda,
Near Beer and soft drinks
by sanitary methods.
Pendleton Soda
Works
PAUL HEMMELGARN,
Proprietor.
Office Phone Black S4l.
Works Phone, Black SMI
K0
Bargain
No. 5
Wo alo lime preat !;
fcnlns in Victor in;wlilii"-t'
nnd Record Cnliliiety.
A few simp n'mi ma
chines, your cholf of c.K-Ij
S5.00
Bargain
No. 6
One Columbia Prirlrr .
f.mnd Machine. with
handsome onk cabinet,
twin spring motor, nlnml
II ll ni tone ami, iix'htdlns
your choice of 12 Colum
bia S. F. Ik-eonls. only
$32.85
Rcfrulnr price on this
fine outfit is $50.00.
Bargain
No. 7
One Columbia equipped
with Larjre Black Horn,
10-1 n. turn table, almnl
mull tone arm. mduntag
your choice of one doa. 8.
F. Columbia Records.
SPECIAL SALE PRICE
$17.10
Tills outrit eonld not W
bought anywhere far Isaa
than $32.50.
Bring us t customer to
buy a machine at this sale
and we will make ytm a
present of
9 EDISON
or
COLUMBIA
S. P. RECORDS.
Store
Uonoyto Loan
on
City and Farm
Property
Long time, Easy
payments, low in
terest. Call at
Hotel St,. George
This Week
D. S. R. Valker
Means a contented Home and a
Fatter Pocketbook.
All the little plumbing troubles
of freezing, bursting, poor drain
age and Improper vents are
corrected by our expert exclus
ive pbamber.
"A stitch In time save nine.'
A little plumhln now may save
yon time, temper and money
when the cold days pome.
Tour business Is cordially so
licited by
BEDDOW & MILLER
FACLI SIVE PLCMBEItS.
Court and Garden Bta.
Phone Black 355
Correct
Plumbing
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