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DAILY EAJ9TT OREGO.MAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1910.
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AGED NOVELISTS LIFE
Kml Cunm YoHtcnlay Morning With
Family at B1m1i1o Clings to His
Duiightcr Tutina to tho Last.
AsUpovIa, RuHsia, Nov. 21. Count
L-o TolMtoi died here yesterday mor
ning. The end came peacefully. At
his bedside when he passed away were
Countess Tolstoi, Dr. Makovetsky and
the other physlciuns who have been
attending him.
Without being received back Into
the Orthodox Greek church and know.
Ing that death had arrived, the end
enmo.
There was apparently no suffer
ing, as death came as the dying man
Slept.
The patient slept for a little while,
seemingly breathing more comfart
ablv than usual. Dr. Thturovsky and
Russian Orthodox church. In his re
ply to his excommunication he clear
ly explained his views, which includ
ed the denial of the Trinity, the de
nial of the deity of Jesus and his vic
arious atonement, or orthodox con
ceptions of the future world, of every
kind of saeramentallsm. He believed
that the Sermon on the Mount liter
ally Interpreted Is the supreme law
of the Christian life, and he laid
special stress on the precept, "Resist
not evil." .
Among the works In which his re
ligious views expounded are "What
the People Live By," "What to Do,"
"My Confession," "My Religion,"
"The Death of Ivan Ilvitch." "Where
Love is There God is Also," "The
Kingdom of God is Within You," "Tliu
Kreutzer Sonta." "Work While Ye
Have the Light," "The Power of
Darkness," v. drama. "The Fruits of
Enlightenment," a satirical comedy,
"Master and Servant,"' "Politics and
Religion," "Patriotism and Christian
ity," "What Is Art," and "Resurrec
tion." There are American transla
tions by Dole, Hapgood and others.
Tolstoi gave up all privileges of
rank to live a life of labor, and dur
ing the famine In Russia he went am
ong the poorer classes and carried out
his gofspel of seclal service.
A Peculiar Wrench.
Dr. Usoff, nevertheless, in a statement j of the foot or ankle may produce a I
to Tolstoi's son. Michael, held out but very Ber0us sprain. A sprain is more j
slight hope and did not hesitate to pa)nfui tnan a break. In all sprains,
predict a quick end, under ordinary . cutg burns and Bcalds Ballard1 I
mortal circumstances. j, Liniment 18 the be8t thln8 ,0 '
Tolstoi, tney said, was a epienuiu , use RciieVes the pain instantly, re
patient in mind and bldy. except the:duces BweIiing, is a perfect sntlsep
heart. , I tic and heals rapidly. Price 26c, 50c
In one of the heart attacks, Tolstoi' -. n0 RoM hv . Koenoen A
was alone with his eldest daughter,
Tatina. He suddenly clutched her
hand and drew her to him. He seem
ed to be choking but was able to
whisper:
Patient CoiiHt'lous Near End.
"Now the end has come; that Is
all."
Tatina was greatly frightened and
tried to free herself so she might call
Bros.
NO NEW IRRIGATION WORK.
Probably Seven Years Will lie Re
quired to Finish tho Projects
Now FiKler Way. ,
Washington. It is not probable that
any new Irrigation projects will he
the doctor, but her father would not ""a "ie bhi--i.i lorn...'.. ...
release her. She called loudly from ' eBht V to come, inasmuch as con
where she sat. The physicians inject- I at the Iat "-"Ion, clearly indl
ed camphor, which had an almost Im. catcd Its belief that the projects now
mediate effect in relieving the pres-, "nflT way should be completed In
Bure. j their entirety before any new work Is
Tolstoi soon raised his head and . started,
then drew himself up to a sitting po- j Engineers of the reclamation ser
sltlon. When he had recovered his vice estimate that It will require the
breath he said: I expenditure of approximately 170,-
"There are millions of people and 000,000 to complete all existing pro
many sufferers In the world. Why ' Jects. Congress last session made
always anxious about me?" ! available $20,000,000 towards this
Tolstoi put up a hard fight against end, with a view to completing units
the disease. The spread of the In- that are now in an unfinished state,
flammatlnn of the lungs had been reducing the amount to 160,000,000,
checked, but It was necessary to re- which mush come out of the regular
sort to powerful stimulants frequent- reclamation fund.
ly administered to keep the heart go- ' Money Is now going Into the fund
Ing. The heart action was very bad at the rate of about $7,000,000 a year
all day and late In the night an attack 1 and if this rate continues It will take
of cardiac failure, more severe than seven years to complete the existing
several during the day, went far tow- ! projects. It is known that the re
ard completing the patient's exhaus-! ceipts from the sales of public lands
tlon. After the heart action had been J are gradually falling off, but it is also
strengthened, the patient fell asleep. ; true that money Is being returned to
Biographical. I tne reclamation fund in greater quan-
Count Lyof Nlkolalevltch Tolstoi , tUei, each year by settlers who hava
was born at Yasnays, Polyana, gov- taken up lands and are paying for
ernment of Tula. September 9. 1828. 1 their water in annual installments.
In 1843 he entered the University of Th(J ncreaed returns from settlers
Kazan, where he studied law and are expected to offset the diminishing
Oriental languages. In 1861 he serv-' recepta from disposal of lands, io
ed In the defense of Sevastopol dur- that the fund ln the lon runi wlll
ing the cimean war. I aggregate about $7,000,000 a y
II, waa uunng mis period oi nia
year.
career that he wrote, "Childhood,
Boyhood and Youth." an autobio
graphical sketch, and his descriptions
of the Crimean war, "Sepastopol In
December, 1854." "Sebastopol In
May, 1856," "Sebastopol In August,
1855," and "The Invasion."
At the conclusion of the war he
went to St. Petersburg, where he
wrote and published, "The Snow
storm" and "Two Hussars."
Tolstoi was greatly Interested in the
condition of the poorer classes and
their condition and he founded a free
school on his property, furnishing the
text books and reading matter from
his own pen. It was at this time that
he wrote "Family Happenings,'
"Three Deaths" and "Pollkuschka."
In 1862 he married the daughter of
a Moscow physician and shortly after
ward wrote the two books upon which
his reputation chiefly rests. They
were "War and Peace" and "Anna
Karenina."
In the year 1877 Tolstoi began to
develop his characteristic views of re
ligion, and his expression on the sub
ject were the cause of his excommuni
cation from the Holy Synod of the
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, they eaa
, not reach tba seal of tbs disease. Catar
, -n Is blood or coostltocloaat disease, sad
; In order to cure It low sinst take internal
I remedies. Bail's catarrh Core Is takes la
ternally, and acta directly oa tba blood and
I mucous surfaces. Ball's Catairs Cars to
, not a qosck medicine. It was prescribed by
' one of the best pbysldsas la tbia country
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! composed of tbs best toalcs known, combin
ed with tbs best blood portflere, scUag di
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combination of tbs two lagredients Is whst
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Hold by Drag-guts, price Toe.
Take Ball's Pamlly Palls for Coastlf-(1ml
I Big Turkey Shoot.
Big turkey anoot will start Thurs
day, November 17th at the Pastime
shooting gallery, Hendricks' base
I basement HOOVER BOOK.
Proprietors
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and lighter by adding Cleveland's
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The Return of the
Thanksgiving
Season
Come and choose your winter Suit and Overcoat while this sale
is on, and you can save a third of usual cot.
The Suits and Overcoats quoted below are all brand-new, this sea
son's stock. There are no left-overs" from iat years to offer you
no "off styles" or poor qualities; nothing but prx quality cloth
ing in styles that are "up-to-nov."
Moves us to an expression of thanks to the -rood people of Pendleton
and contiguous territory for a most generous patronage; The Work
ingmen's Clothing Co., bigger better, stronger, more perfectly equip
ped in every respect than ever before and come more nearly reaching
tho standard of our own ideals.
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distributing center, where every man may outfit with the assurance
of satisfaction.
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50 Suits : 28 Overcoats
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and $25.00. Included are some of tho "classiest" styles in our
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(Special Correspondence.)
University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore.,
Xov. 21. President Campbell of the
state university has appointed a com
mittee of three members of the fac
ulty of-that Institution to act with a
like committee from the Oregon ag
ricultural college in investigating the
causes of the riot which occurred ln
Corvallls following the annual Ore-gon-O.
. C. game a week ago.
This joint committee will get testi
mony and depositions from every
body concerned, consider the evidence
and report on whom blame for the
unfortunate affair should be attach
ed. Excitement is at fever heat at
both Institutions and charges and
countercharges have been made un
til It is with difficulty that the truth
of the situation can be ascertained.
PILBS CURED Cf TO 14 DATS.
PA20 OINTMENT to guaranteed to
euro any ease of Itching. Blind, Blood
leg or Protruding Piles ln ( to 14
days or saenoy refunded. Mc.
Fresh eastern and Olymala oysters
at Hohbach'a. Telephone Main 8.
LEGAL BLANKS
of every description, for County Court, Circuit Court. Jus
tice Court, Real Estate, etc., for sale at the East Oregonian
office.
Pure Food Section in Our Model
Clean Basement Phone Main 17
It's time for your Thanksgiving Groceries. Only 2 more shopping days. Store closed all day
hursday, Thanksgiving day.
ALMOST EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF FANCY GROCERIES CAN BE
FOUND IN OUR BASEMENT pure food section. Special attention has been given to
the needs of your Thanksgiving dinner.
NEW CROP ALMONDS, WALNUTS,
FILBERTS and BRAZILS, per lb. 25$
SWEET APPLE CIDER just the good
old fashioned kind, per gal 50
FRESH BARREL OF CRANBERRIES
JUST OPENED per quart 15
MINCE MEAT the finest in tho land
3 pounds 50
FANCY CLUSTER TABLE RAISINS.
per package . 207
5 pound box extra fancy .., $1.25
Bulk, extra fancy, pound 25t
Fancy Mushrooms, per can .-.. 40
Extra sifted sweet winkled Peas Diamond
W. brand, can .... I...... 30
Franco-American plum pudding is delicious.
per can - 357
Our Celebrated Ehmann Pure Olive Oil
tho finest goods on earth small 35?
. Medium 60. Largo $1.00
ORDER EARLY THESE DAYS.
YOUR DINNER WILL NOT BE COM
PLETE without a pound of our cele
brated T. P. W. Special Blend 25 coffee
NEW PACK HAWAIIAN SLICED
PINEAPPLE the fancy grade we have
always carried, at the n 25
NEW PACK OF OUR FAMOUS ASn
LAND PEACHES you know tho qual
ity of these, the best that grow, packed
with pure sugar, per can' - ...... 25d
SOME EXTRA FANCY WAFERS in
cluding our Huntley & Palmer biscuits,
Fran Frau, Chocolate Eclairs, Honey
Straws, etc. Give us your orders now.
CALIFORNIA AND IMPORTED FIGS.
FANCY LARGE WHITE DIAMOND
W. ASPARAGUS, per can : 25
EVERYTHING IN VEGETABLES
Citrus and home grown fruits can be found
here at tho most reasonable prices.
Phone Main 17.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
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Toast
For
Breakfast
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si- Phone Main 40.
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