Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1903)
Hats and Fall and t AH the Late Shapes and Colors 2y man One Price Clothiers Furnishers and Hatters ; Ui I -I 1 IWWttl I I I 11 ..HWWtWH.H--Tl'i I 1 r Iv-r-H-H GENERAL NEWS. ( A man Iwt W on 2-year-old u. . a recent . Paris horse race and won $11,900 on the book. j A Ninpira. Fall coaohman suldd d Sunday by Jumping off the u pension bridge into the rapids. The government finds it necessary ' to xrt every effort to And sufficient j recralta to fill tae vacancies by death. desertions and expiration of terras in the tropic service. i I Mrs. Mary I-onti May. a Brooklyn woman who was a reclute. but no; a miser, was found dead in an upper! room of an apartment house at Brook-' Jjro. H Is believed she had been dea 1 a month and that she bad taken poison. She left 7-500 in cash. Balfour, the new head of the Brit ish cabinet, is being severely cen sured tor trafficking in his official .opinions. He is accused of clearing $17,000 on the sale of a pamphlet in Which his opinions on present and re cent eri sines in EnglUh politics are , atom. ' j NORTHWEST NEWS. The Spokane women's clubs have passed resolutions -asking the United Slates senate to invesUgato the charges of polygamy nraltut Senator lined Stnoot, of Utub. George V. Trefern. a prominent at torney of Ashlaud. Is under arri.: tor uttering a false instrument and placing the same on file In the re corder ' oMce of Jmtephine county. Thomas H. Hurdy. traveling man from St. Iritis. left his baggos' at Ms hotel hi Bol City. Sunday. aftr paying his hill, ami disappeared. No traco of him hn yet lieen found. Jamj M. Colefl a pioneer of Willow Creek. In Malheur county, died at his homo Saturday evening, after a brief illness. He was ono of the trt set tlers In Kastiirn Oregon, to begin ir rigation of sage brash land Anderson Rirnrd, an escaped luna tic from the Uklali, California, asy lum, shot and kllletl A. J. McKlnnon, ( ot- Kernvlllu, and after being wound ed hlmtolf by a deputy sheriff, made his 'ftcnie in the darkness Suturdav evening. The body of W H. ltagan. the Step toe farmer who illsapiwnred from bis home Friday, wtis found lute Saturdny veiiing. two miles from his home. It Is evident that he suddenly became invant- ami ran until he drop-1 lied deud from exhaustion ' llilV I ttTl yrt 1 ( I VTl'Ji'W lTi . ! ', School Books I School Tablets School Supplies 01 'V 51 No matter what the boy gj' or girl Needs (or use in jfji scnooi :t can tie louml at our store I -r.n.cl t-,l,l,.rc-,;tl, Largest taulcts witli r prettiest covers, at lowest prices. ii I ii j (i ! i;i FRAZIERl B(60K STORE i i . . . Caps for Winter DALEY ' r i HOTEL AF.RIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. O. E. Weymouth, Snn Francisco. George A. Wolfe. New York. W. R. Olendening. Portland, J. J. Oliver. St. laitl. j. W. DeJanett. Omaha. Fred White, Moscow. K. H. Clarke, city. J. J. Kelly. Portland. x A. D. Chase, Portland. E. A. Thompson, New York. V. H. lleharrell, Portland. E. D. Brooks, city. Prod Stone. Spokane. W. Lieuthentnnl. Ne- York. T. P. Stone. Grass Valley. A. J. Snow, PorHand. W. L. Munger. Denver. W. D. Allard. C. W. Henderson, San Francisco. Kd Blackburn, Ivuudon. Mrs. N. E. Hamilton, Walla Walla. Mrs. J. A. McKee, Portland. I. e Itoy Wagner. M. H. latton. J. Fred Fisher. A. Nylander. Portland. J. It. Smith, Portland. S. Sherman. Portland. Mrs. McKee, Portland. E. D. Brooks. Portland. Theo Oeutsch. Spokane. II. Bonnton, Alameda. W. S. Spencer. Portland. T. F. Swnrthatir. Portland. Ron P. Smythe Arlington. F. Everts. A. E. flreen and Tflfe, San Fran cisco. Terry McKean 1, .R. Emorion. Eugene. Minnie Crodick. T. W. Murphy. Seattle. C. F. Roye. Waltshnrg. C. C. Sampson. Portlnnd. E. H. Hurk. Portland. F. WIeden. Portland. A. I.. Morey, Snokan-. H. H. Caston. Spokane. C. I.. Daychert. C'tichmall. O. E. Dltlfon. city. F. Lampkin. cltj'. F. Collier, city. U. Daloy, city. E. Hru?don. Portland. Golden Rule Hotel J. Marsden, city. J. H. Wood. Athena. Kli Mifriiiir. Atnuna. Dr. C. W. Clark Halt Uike I,. McKJnuey and wife, NniHe. It It. McKinnoy. Nup. M. Plcard, Salem. Mrs. P.-"-ant. Salem. E A llesay. Now York H. Well.. Decorra. I. U. Pruett. Dcorra. A. (iroer. Helix. T. J. Kirk, Athena. F. J. Gardner, Portland. A. A. Foss, Athena. .Mrs. P. Stumpf and family. Athena Sam Loo, Spokane. Charles Nelson, city. J A. Nelton, city. J. G. Helfrich, Spokane. I). Brants. Spokane. F Schroegel. Buffalo J P McManus, Pilot Hook I'BTATSOrUHIO CITY Br lOLlDO , Lrcu codxty. ! Frank J. Cbtner makei oath that he li tha 'nior Ttartner of the firm at Y. J.rhn x- iv. doinK builneii In the city ot Toledo, count? the mm ol One Hundml IMIlara (,,rt,.h anu luiie aiorvaam, anq mat aaia Drm Mill tat erety cae ot Catarrh that cannotbecurfd br Ibeuwot lUU'a Catarrh Cure. ana Sworn to bfore me and lubtcrltxd In mr w prewnce thia th day o DecemUr.A. 1 leu . O. r . , .. .'i.??!'."! . A. W. ULEASON, .a.. . li ...- v,s.u i.uiv i micu it iciut.ir tnii . vt-Mi.TCuy uui iu uiuuu auu muvNua auriacva i --j- fnum i ii . i ' 1 1" " KV ft rrv T-i I r In Ohio. OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. " .EPTEMBE. 2.. . ft nWFR tlULUUIUII IU uiuu . OREGON LEARNED VALUA I BLE LESSONS AT OGDEN. ' irrigation Congress Brought All Classes Together Conditions in Oregon Far Better Than Those In Other Arid States Future Repre sentation at Congresses. Orden. Sept. 2ii. The hospitality 1 i.f tm- .Mormon has ever won ene of J his distingulshinc characteristics. J Or.iUn had prepared for 500 irripi ? t.n,u and t'uere came l.ow. Yet I...t aromniodat!ons were t:ot unduly 1 ' taxed nor her ready adaptation to i mit tn the lest Shi- 1 i uui-" I , era. -:ull met the emer;enc an" Itht uirreared and surprisinc uuu.i . ' ii- h-r puests only pervftl i" "m' J lute her lesem activity . m 11 -, mm aitmn mof of tin. r! "' 1 Western spirit of hospital-.' "i 1 ' i heartedneci, which nia!.-s e.- j stranger feel at home, no mat. ! , night overtakes him in i." states. When the commltK-e on ref .li'..."i -submltteri two reports n mi j"rr and a minority report, to Uu m. m Uou, Senator Reed Smoo;, sittins; on the platform near the reponer., d.Mi- 1 remarked: "At last the twin ai. born," (referring to the tw.. r. ni-. i . Colouol John P. Irish, sitting m 1 the senator's elbow, repl.ed "Tin the true Mormon spirit rroiping '!' you're always thinking ot 'win-' "Reed Smoot replied !- r i"1' the creed of the Irrigatiom-i " malv two blades grow wherovei i o-mIm. ' Thia retort is the key i '!. u cess of the Mormon, no- al.ni' v. Utah, bnt wherever he castf ni I"' He begins to study to double the nro auctiveness of nature, wherever 1.. become a citlsen. No more fitting and inspiring iila. -thlfti thU could have been dunei. fm tho study of practical irriiiatmn methods and the exemplification the theories surrounding tin- ( Here the Oreson delegate:- saw the i methods and conversed with the men that have made the art a crowning glory for the state. If the Oregoni ant did not carry home some good, some valuable information" it is be cause close observation and diligent study tor .six 'days could suggest nor discover no Improvements over Ore gon methods. If the irrigationists and practical men in all thv walks of life, who represented the state at that congress, are not enabled to bring new ideas Into execution in Oregon methods, it is because Utah can tetich Oregon nothing new. for these men sttulfwo Irrigation and it. attendant subjects ludiistrioiisjy. In all the arid statue, conditions tire largely idunticul Delegates from Colorado. Now Moxico. Idaho, Wyom ing, Utah and Oregon. In conversing and exchanging experiences on the all-absorbing question, wen- surpris ed to find local obstacles and local conditions annoying and .iiiilinntini; their fellow-Irrlgatlonisto from each and ovory Mate. If any dlffreence in conditions ex ists. It Is In favor of Oregon. Heie tho sandy loam will product- three crops with one oorly soaking and one miilimmmer irrigating In the henv loam and gravel soil ot Colorado constant irrigation during ihe grow ing season Is necessary Tho same vexing question of nat ural wuter supply liarrussei all the West. The great Issue everywhere is to store the waste waters, reach out Into the water sheds and save the spring freshets until needed by grow ing cro. Everywhere Is met the question of canal and reservoir con struution and tho problem of how to prevent loss of water in carrying it from the source of supply to the erop. How to build dams that will stand and reservoirs that will bear the weight of floods and prevent loss through seepage. One vital point, however, In which Oregon is deficient, is the matter of water right laws. Al tho other arid states have enacted laws on this sub ject which make practically perfect the system of irrigation. This one obstacle will retard government work In Oregon, more than any other thing The lilnhr. In,., is v,,...t .. v Tho Idaho law Is suggested as a and or,l,y of consideration hy the legislators of Oregon, as the con- '"tions in the two states nre nrnc l" ... t.,...ii.. .1. .. . v"-i me buiue I '0 I" awiital in three irrigation REMINDER OF THE FLOOD. rieppner Schools Opened With Less Attendance Than Last Year. The Hcppncr public schools opened .onday under very favorable condi- wfio nut Mnntinr tions. While the attendance was not larse oil opening day as last year, it was larger than was oxpec'- i ... flit, larcn number of pil ed, unuis " pils who attended last year tela iirowneu in v The attendance -Monday was 2Uu onlv 31 short of the number enrolled un opening May last year, which was 230. Hoppnor Times. JJon't undo the pood your vacation has dune you by drinking poor water o nutting inferior ice Into the boil ed water Ten cents worth of Ice per dav will supply an ordinary famllj with plenty of drinking wat r He surf though, tha- you get good Ice Call up 'Phone Main 1S81 and get imre distilled vaT re from the Hnss Ire Plan' Pure, Pale and Sparkling. Bottled Only at the Brewery in 5 Louis. SOLI- rVHRYWHOUE 0 spacEs, CFFEE,TEAr njumm extracts. AbjoIutcPurily, Firesh i. Oraatest Sfrenilh, Rsason'ib! Prices.! PORTLAND. ORECO1-!. s ST STA STAN STAND STAN DA STANDAR STANDARD STANDARD CROCEKY Co We ate the sumdarr for iuaht in rocene .md fruit-, of all kind. Prices such as will hold your tradf Nont better at .my price. MouiiHi! tcocr- t'oiir' Str- Come to us for Your Stoves Large Stoves Small Stoves Round Stoves Heating Stoves Cook Stoves Air Tight Stoves Wood Stoves and Goal Stoves Largv a-urtUH-nt air tight Stoves $3.00 to $13.00 We will make it worth votir while if ou will call and inspect our stock and get our price.. V. S 1 1 o fa 1 e Complete House Furnisher t-uurt Street CONSUMPTION ,ha .me mod-iiu.J?081 dread?d aDd deadr f all onco and cured by Acker's EneltiTv Itemedy "the king of all Cough Cures I -tires coughs and colds in n rtnv k 1 . . . , " jiii t-H ra ipna n.i mi - i , , T MMU .ilia in a uay. .0 ft T Mqhemian S SOLI- rVHRYWHOUE K ii r rlt. L"' Jpdtionnd Constipa, i x, . . , t.n nnnK. hit & of the Wn. P ! duc,ng a pcrfcct conpllra or jnoney ' refunded 25 c : and 60c e&1 for free VUldt & Co.. x""4'y dnlg'gIgU' - a ck ! I J Q T Q f n ,3 rnrH R A I SAM ' 1 COUbH BALD-. Possesses nil the soothing tinil healing virtues of our native white pint' com bined ill a palatable form. It Ii unexcelled for COUGHS and COLDS js and -;o u-nts ; er liottie at F. W. Schmidt's The Reliable Druggist 1-.stoft . niocl. Miotic Main SI t llririTOmrfTirT " '' " "- , COMMERCIAL STABLES G. M. FROOME, PROPRIETOR, t urrvalls for nicnlc parties. Good team? with competent drivers for commercial men. Speedy horses and handsome rigs for evening and Sun 1 1 day drives. Gentle horses for family ' use. Stock boarded at reasonable i rates. Best of care given to transient , . stock. Opposite Hotel Pendleton i 'Phone Main 101. I OREGON. PORTLAND, 1'St. Helen's Hall Uaf a Not inn! Kindergarten Training I Clasi- in connection with its Acado- , . mic Department Separate residence. . J I Two-year course .Model Klndergnr- ten. Provide., practice work. For dentil address ELEANOR TEBBETTS. Prln. MAX,TKOIE KOOFMG where materials are produced. The lowest priced roofing made. Lasts longer than all others. It is weather and water-proof and fire resisting. Sca for booalct. j The Paraffine Paint Co. San Francuco, Suttlc, Portland, Loi Angtlu nd Dtnvtr, Colorado, The Columbia Lodging House Well ventilated, neat and comfortable rooms, good I bed;. Har in connection J where best goods are ! served. I Main Street, center of block, between Alta and 1 Webb Streets. i '! j ' t II H ivuQc in autornia n H iBBBIssssT 1 T C. TAYLOR, Agent F. X. Schempp Proprietor DUTTI Is back at hh . auu in cnarge ol nonary Business guarantee ti,,. CLASS SERVICE given. CANDIES, BON ETC. EfJ Telephone in J Prr.fr-. . '1 . .m.mjji uciivery, i A LITTLE I aiwiit:u worKinenii to the appearance! teriur or extericrl nome, business other builuincs only skilled pauts only the hest miisl Our paper tad perts and our J paper the neval bright ideas ol tJ showu m oursicil 3 C. C. iij Dpera HoiwJ TTTTTVVT7? TRANj TRUC! ST OR CROWNE Teleilione I Let usKI bin with Recognized and most e:o 'A We are prep tract with winter's sufp-! liver coal or' part of thecitl Laatz Main Street Model LlgW' Areon.howlnw'ia ataillii'r':',ii iiinll tnaee fU1.? doing to llnt.nV vhlcM.florJ,"l Kememoer -- l cUdhuba. 0WJ' eai eat i9 beat made. 0' tlrealoii0"' the old wr''"ibj "-..'Inl Oitl lLJ?eCan aa , 4 fin