- * e.
courts dissolved matrimonial ties on
GENERAL NEWS.
Neither are there any bald-beaded ; shooting a valuable dog on Main
the most frivolous pretexts.
aboriginies anywhpre else—In lima | street. I.u disappeared and the ball
It api»ears. according to dispatches,
When the homeless, childless con
I here are nineteen telegraph wires tills county Pirtarrmtn or in th«!' is fortelted
the president of the South Da running directly b«twe«n Rome and tropics.
. A iqow-nieiit is now on foot to con­
ditto« of a pope of Rome is consider­ that
kola University. Prof. Garrett Drop­ Paris.
*•
•
There
lias
been
an
advance
In
the
struct a large power plant at Sparta,
ed In relation to the graudeur sur­ pers. has fallen by the wayside and
FRIDAY. JULY 24, 1903.
price of raw sugar in the Hawaiian j Baker c ounty for the transmission of
The
skeleton
of
a
;*-feot
whale
*'rni£
KING.”
rounding his death, there seems to is now being tried by the regents oj « Ul be on exhibition at (he St Louis Islands of *3.75 per ton, due to great­ power to Baker, Union and Interme­
the university for high crimes and Fair
be
an
unutterable
loneliness
hovering
er demand and also to a selling price . diate points.
Published every Friday at Pendlettn,
Those who have ever felt its keen. cult.ng pains, or
u X d
misdemeanors. Mr. Droppers, It seems
Oregon, by the
ove rthe scene* in the Vatican. Some­ recently entertained a United States
General Cassias M. flay 93 years combine by the beet sugar producers
The» Golden Gate Hotel, at Nome anil. ri> . f olhets, know that Rheumatism is torture, and that >t is ngni
of Europe.
City, was destroyed by fire July 10; ly called "The King of Pain.”
EAST
OREGONIAN PUBLISHING thing human is lacking.
senator and gave him claret for his ot age. la dying at his heme at Rich
. , . _ -4*
An electric car in Kansas City, loss about 1100.000 R M. Hays, a
motfd,
Ky.
dinner.
This
Is
the
first
count
of
the
All«!« not suffer alike. Some are suddenly sc»/*»! with the
5* *
COMPANY.
AU the wealth and power bestowed
indictment against his lame and halt­
s
„
Fourteeg hundred employes of the while nuinuig at full speed, struck I Pittsburg millionaire and wife, were tin;« pains, ami it s<ms every muscle and joint in the body
upon the isolated prisoner-pontiff ing morality, but it Is not the worst, government railway machine shops in brotidsHe a wagon containing eight burned to death
T'boiie. Maia 11.
asunder. Others f«cl only occasional slight pains for weeks or » m
.
people, none of whom were seriously
caunot atone for the absence of home although the regents are dreadfully Anstro-Hungary are on strike.
Attorney-General
Crawford
will
■
,
siBscRirriox rates
injured The wagon was completely make no objection to the reinstate­ a sudden change in the weather or exposure to damp, cht- >
Daily, one year by mail .................. »5.00 life and love. All the admiration of shocked by the disclosure of his frail
Genei'al Wes Gil has beet» elected detnolldlied.
air
brings
on
a
fierce
attack,
lasting
for
days
perhaps,
an
ta
I*i
-
■
'
<
Just before he fell from grace president or San Domingo and Gen­
Dally, six months by mail.................. . 2.50 the world cannot make up for the for­ tv
ment of Attorney Henry St. Rayner, tient with a weakened constitution or cripjded an«i d« formed lor an u
Daily, three months by mall.............. . 1.25
aud offered claret to a visiting states
A deer hound belonging to liman who has been disbarred from prac­
An a id. ¡Kjllutc«! condition of the b1<»od is the cause <>f
trrv
Daily, one month by mail ................ . .50 bidden prattle of the child or the self- man. Professor Droppers. ft is al eral Deschamps vice-president.
Bnrrttrk. of Ketao. Wash., has return- tice lor improper conduct.
Daily, per month by carrier ...... . 65
van. tv of Rheumatism, Muscular, Articular, Acute. Chron'C,
The Irish land bill passed its third ed I q his mastaf after aq absence of
leged. was guilty of a most horrify
Weekly, one year by mall .............. . 1.50 sacrificing love of a wife.
Miss Hertha Galligan, of Scappoose,
reading in the house of commbns six yehrs.
Weekly, six months by mall ........... . .75
Nothing whatever la was burned to death at Mt. Tabor and Sciatic, and the blood must be purged and purified Ufore there
Through life the pope must be de- ing breach of morality. He was in­ yesterdaj by a votq of 317, to,202.
Weekly, tour months by mail .... . .50
en.lto your aclicn and pains. External applications, t.ieuseo .n
t ‘
•
vited
to
a
Welsh
rabbit
party
by
a
known
«*
the
animal'»
whereabouts
Semi Weekly, one year by mall . .. . 2.(M> aied the sweetest human joy—the
Sanitarium. Monday. She was par­ plasters, domuchtoward temporaryTeli« L butsuch treatment«.'
>
The Cramps have nearly finished during that time.
leader in the Women's Christian
Seml Weekly, six months by mall . . 1.00
tially
Insane
and
‘
ignited
her
lied
Semi-Weekly, three months by mall . . .50 possession of a home and a family Temperance Union or the university the first war vessel ever made in
the real cause or cleanse the diseased blood but S. S. S, the gre
*rai;7.
Reforms in the methods of exam­ clothing with suicidal intent.
bl<K>lj>urifiersandtonicstdoescureRheumatismbyantidotingan'
Anterioa
for
the
Turkish
town.
govern-
»nd
in
death
no
consoling
touch
of
ining-
the*
persona
and
effects
of
in-
The East Oregonian Is on sale at B. B.
The Multnomah county circuit
Having lived in other states and ment ■
.
Rich s News Stands at Hotel Portland and wife or child sooths the aching brow
eotafrs at the customs collection court has upheld the sailor boarding inutile poisonous acids and building upthe w<ik and s.ugg-K-i »'
Hotel Perkins. Portland. Oregon.
acquired a large fund of Information
safeandreliableinall fomisof Rheumatism. Itmakes
Mathias
Zimmerman.
of
Mosher,
ports are to lie made at once, with house law passed by the Oregon leg­
or closes the sightless eyes.
on the subject of Welsh rabbits. Pro­ Ark., shot and killed his wife and a view to lessening the annoyances
the old acid blood rich, and the pain tortured mus­
Member Scripps McRae News Associa­
islature, and tbe “crimps" must get
tion
cles and joints are relieved, the shattered r.crves are
Celibacy is unnatural and dwarfing fessor Dropper went to the party then killed himself with the same to which travelers are subjected.
a license and liehave themselves.
properly equipped. as he thought, foi gun.
made strong, and the enliresystem is invigorated and
to
the
nature
of
man.
It
spoils
a
hu
­
The Corean government Is howling
San Francisco Bureau. 408 Fourth St.
Milwaukie. Or., has passed an or­
the occasion. In the inside pocket of
__
toned up by theuse ofthi j rest vegetable remedy.
Six sailors at New York were because a Russian timber company dinance against storing explosives in
t'hicago Bureau. 90S» Security Building. man and does not make a saint. Il his Overcoat he had stowed away
If you have Rheumatism, write us, and our physicians will furnish with­
Washington. D C. Bureau. 501 14th St.. takes away from the sum of man's two bottles of ale. When he pro- completely «razed by the fumes of Is laying a cable across the Yalu the city limits, and the California
N. W
fusel oil, and had to be taken to a river. As American and British bus­ Powder Works are preparing to move out charge any inf«»rmation desired, and we will mail fiee aur
f
foreordained usefulness on earth and dneed them and proposed that the hospital.
iness men enjoy the same privilege, the Igrge storage cellars elsewhere.
Entered at Pendleton poatolfice as second- Joes not replace the human loss by rabbit be made in the approved style,
Rheumatism.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., A! LAM TA, GA.
District Attorney Gurley, of New unmolested, the howl will be accept­
the party almost fainted. When or­
class matter
Miss Addie B. Colvig. of Jackson­
my spiritual gain.
der was restored tho professor was Orleans, was shot and killed in his ed as such probably. Ijiter on the ville. has been elected grand chief of
government will use the ca­ the Degree of Honor for Oregon, at
True, all the necessities and luxur­ informed that South Dakota moisten office by C. B. Lyons, who then shot Russian
ble officially, which the Americat« the grand lodge of the A. O. U. W.
and killed himself.
ies of life, and millions tor display, ed its rabbit with milk, and that only
the sons of Belial m-ed ale or beer.
The Turkish treasury is nearly an«l British governments have no OC-I and 1» of H , now in session in Port­
f desired, are at the disposal of the
The next day all the pastors of the empty, the government officials hav "aslon to do.
land
pope. The Vatican is his home, his town called «>n the president of the ng only received one month'« salary
1
The fireworks which should have
NORTHWEST
NEWS.
"Under our form of govern­
private apartments are wonders of university and reprimanded him for since February last.
lieen used at Spangle, Wash . on the
ment all authority is veste«l in
his
wiekeuRess.
Profesor
Droppers
Mrs.-Helen M. Rockw-Jl disd a tew
Fourth of July, but were not on ac­
rigid simplicity, or marvels of gloomy
the people, and by them delegat­
The grand lodge of «he a O. V W
.s no» a bad man. but he has the mis
grandeur, just as he sees fit to en- fortune of living in a town whose days ago at Chicago, aged 101 j*D. of Oregon, is now In session In Port- count of the rain, were used in an
ed to those who represent them
She claimed to have seen every pres­
exhibition on th«- streets Monday
in official capacity. Every pow­
,oy the harmless beauties of art and standards are too elevated for the ident except Washington.
taa«L
night, July 2ti.
er possessed by an official be­
average
man.
The
board
ot
regents
splendor. But the pope As a recluse
V R Johnson, an Astoria contrae-
Extensions of steamship lines trom
Harry Belden, a Sumpter miner,
s now ‘sitting on his case'' with aw
longs not to him. but to the
U H4Hllllltlllll HIIII»
' n h!s daily life and must forget him ful solemnity, and preparing to deal Jai>an and China to Java have been tor. dropped dead with heart disease j fell 150 feet down a shaft in the Bo­
people. He Is the trustee of an
♦
Tuesday.
made,
which
put
San
Francisco
in
»elf
in
the
welfare
of
the
church.
nanza.
Monday.
His
fall
was
check
­
with hint with merciless severity for
express trust to be aiiminister-
t
William Williams, of I-a Grande, i ed by his catching some logging on
; with Java
«•<1 Tor the public good, not for
Down deep in the human heart proposing to mix ale with a Welsh direct communication
is
now
in
jail
at
Union
on
a
charge
the
side
of
the
shaft,
and
he
escaped
Jarrn-s A. Rice was i fatally shot, at
rabbit, and putting a claret bottle to
private gain. If all officials
throbbing under the papal robes, it the
with a dislocated shoulder and sever-I
mouth of a guileless United Lamar. Mo„ by Bert Cochran. They of forgery.
were corrupt and all official acts
is safe to say that many a pope 01 States senator. Some day. if the |wo- quat reled and fought t over a widow,
The spread of infec tion and , ,
John Dexter, of Waitsburg. was a! bruises.
were for sale, then government
< intagious disease® is a mat- < >
Rome has envied the plodding, happy ple of this South Dakota town i>erslst Mrs. C. B. Martin, Both are prom! drowned while swimming Monday
George W. Maness, of Caldwell. |
would s«x>n become the debauch­
tag n which all are interested ; ;
morning, near that city.
ed tyranny of the few with
Idaho, was fatally Injured at that |
peasant, and from the frowning, un­ in being so very good, they will lie nent men.
Tn order that our customers , ,
wealth enough to purchase offic-
The Harrison river mills of Fra­ place Wednesday, by jumping from
James Vatton. a 14-y«-ar-old boy at
responsive splendor of his ¡«alace. has translate’ without a m»im'til’.-> warn­
may have th.
most modern 1 >
ing to teach the ' ingt-s'' how to ie Oakland. Cal., has hanged himself ser River. B. C-. were destroyed by a moving freight train A brakeman
ial favors.
sighed for the freedom and sunshine have themselves—those "angels" who. It was a successful attempt at sul- fire Tuesday; loss. *75.000.
method of disinfection, as well ;
"The official who would be-
| had struck him with a lantern and!
as the safest, simplest and ,
tray his trust would sell his
»nd true human happiness ot the vil- lefore they were ta*en to a better eMe. He first attempted suicide when
Tbe Magnolia Flour Mills, of Alba­ was in the act of striking him again
most reliable we have added <
world
were
confi
ir
nous
members
ot
he
jumped
The
brakeman
Is
when
«•ountry If he could. He is a
’ager's cot.
9 years old.
ny. were sold Tuesday to the Albany
.- already complete drug ,
the Ilakota divorce colonie«. Haiti*
under
arrest.
traitor to peace—more danger-
Phil Daly's famous club house—an Canal a Water Company.
True, kings, princes and dignitaries more Sun.
stor k a fine line of
ous-than the traitor of war. The
John
Hahnnanan.
of
Sumpter
in
aristocratic
gambling
place
—
at
Long
Elvin Nicbtdaon. of North Yakima
For 30 days we will sell
swarm about him. like mot ns about
greatest enemies of the repub­
Branch, will be sold under tbe ham­ committed suicide Monday, on ac­ drilling for a blast in the Gold Bug
SOLIDIFIED
lic today are the givers and
ail
our short lines of shoes
mine.
Monday,
struck
an
old
charge
the flame; pilgrims go from the end
FORMALDEHYDE
A DIAGNOSIS OF KENTUCKY.
mer August S. Its furnishings alone count of disappointment In love.
takers of bribes."—John W.
of
powder
which
had
not
exploded.
|
at greatly reduced prices. If
jf the earth to pay homage and l>ear
cost *250.000.
and
Work on the new *9.(X8» barn at the His drill exploded the charge and it [
Folk, district attorney of St.
you want high grade shoes
gifts; cardinals, bishops, priests and Kentucky's hills are full of rills.
Striking moulders at Toronto, at­ Eastern Oregon Experiment station maimed him horribly, shooting the i
FORMALDEHYDE
Louis.
And al! the rills are lined with stills tacked strike breakers from the [ (arm at Union, is now under way
at very low cost, now is your
GENERATORS.
laymen linger upon his slightest And a’! the stills are full of gills,
drill through his hand and crushing |
United States Scores were hurt and
The express office at Union will bis shoulders and chest severely
chance.
speech in veneration and submission And all the gills are full of thrills,
Besides being an ideal nick
many arrests made. All the reserve I handle over 20JD00 crates of cherries ‘
The wit of the note and comment —but when the pope turns his gaze And all the thrills arc full of kills.
This includes ail of this sea­
room disinfectant it la un­
pciice have been called out.
by the time the fruit season is over
column of the Oregonian has evident- rem the world to his inmost heart
equalled In fleas, insects of all
son's Oxfords for ladies gen-
The board of equalization at San I this year.
ly had a funeral in the family. Ac- ind sou!, he finds a void, an empti­ You see. the feudists dot tne hills,
kinds, etc. See them in out
i
•
and
tiemen.
misses,
Francisco
has
raised
the
valuation
Major Humphrey, in command of
And camp along the little rills.
window and come in and let
cept condolences.
yt
Mrs.
Collis
Huntington'»
imported
children.
ness that ail these evidences of great­ Convenient to the busy stills.
■ the forts at the mouth of the Cotan­
us tell you more about tt.
paintings
from
*1S.<«<M»
to
*15n.f»<0
•
bin. has been promoted to be Iten-
Wyoming is just now vying with ness cannot supply. He’ must feel And thirsting for the brimming gills. i Mrs Huntington is in tears.
For
stocks
and
tenant-colonel.
And when the juice his system fills. I
Kentucky for a killing record. Close­ it times a human inclination tugging Each feuoist whoops around and kills
Hand bills.
The Conservatives, representing
Edna I. Warner. Miss Nina Solo­
the present policy In vogue In Mani­ mon and T s’ Fbster. of Everett,
Î
ly following the Southern feud, as a U his life and pointing from the utter
• !!
toba. swept everything in the recent Wa»u were drowned In B«Hingham
cause for limbering up six-shooters oneliness of his station to the sun­ Now if they’d only stop the stills.
I-»ailing l»ruggi«t«
»
the Western range war is a good shine of a little home and a confiamg They'd cure Kentucky’s many ills— eiec’ion. The legislature will be Bay. Monday
t t.............. I................ I
44
wife and prattling children, it is the Men would be spared <o climb th» conservative by 3« out of 4«.
A Portland Chinaman has brought
second.
hills
Colombia is in debt *1 2«2.375.M m » suit against Chief of Police Hunt, of
;reat God s design of life and no rites And operate the busy stills.
The mayor of Brockton. Mass., whe tor creeds can successfully supplant However, this would mean more gills. Its own currency is worth 11 cents that city, for *25‘l damages, for false
in the dollar, which virtually multi­ imprisonment.
has just been elected for the tnir« it
And that, of course, woulu mean plies the debt figures given above by
:
Machinery for the new <x>ndensed
more
thrills,
Good SHOES CHEAP
time, is a plumber by trade. As ar
nine.
Nothing that friendly hands can do, Resulting in the same old kills.
milk factory st Hillsboro is now in
IS THE CHEAPEST
evidence of his popularity with the s spared to make his living and dy-
There is a great falling off In the place This is the only factory of
Pboce Main Ilôt
American demand for Japanese raw the kind in the state.
Bear thia in mind when you
Tieople. no political humorist has ye: ng complete with comforts, Nothing So all the hills and rills and stills.
n.-rti poultry and stock suppliea
Accused him of connecting hot air hat money can buy or skill devise is And all the gills and thrills ana kills •ilk. More properly speaking, the
A wild deer which attempted to
« and ask tor the InternaDouai
Japs hold it at prohibitive price® on cross the Southern Pacific track near
Are splendid for the coffin mills.
pipes to the mayor's office.
♦ Poultry and Stock Food. Use
account of the failure of tne Italian Grant's Pass, was run down and kill­
ienied him.
And make more undertakers" bills.
crop.
Kow Kune for your cow trow
—
W
D
Nesbit,
in
Chicago
Tribune
ed
by
a
locomotive,
Tuesday.
But too often under the touch of
Over in Republic. Wash., the tele­
tae*
Nine persons who are 111 with ty-
Over
«00
noo
acres
of
arid
land
In
*
<uch
friendships
and
such
fraternity
phone linemen are on a strike, and
phoid fever at Bridgeport, Conn., are the Biackfoot. Idaho, land district. |
♦
DISCONTENT.
♦
♦
in order to keep the lines in working surges the hot blood of ambmon.
«aid to bare contracted the disease have been withdrawn from settle­
from
rating
raw
clams
at
a
picnic
order the girl operators have climb The thrill of genuine affection that 1 knew a fellow once that had a horse
1*7-129 East Alta St
ment for irrigation purposes.
♦
dinner.
ed the poles and made repairs to the »lone can satisfy the longing of the
That trotted at a very merry clip:
Foul play is suspected In the aeath
Ageit for Lee's Lice Killer
A grand jury at Denver is examin­ of John O'Farrell, who is reported to
wires. If climbing in a professior soul in toe last extremity, cannot be But he was very sad at heart because
tag
evidences
of
corruption
in
Den-
He had no whip
have been killed at Tacoma. Wed­
counts for anything. these girls supplied by strangers. The world
ver Arapahoe county and the state nesday. by falling from a Northern
(-room house and five lots for *S00.
is
unfeeling
ar.d
its
sorrow
empty.
should be at the head of the tele
*250 cash, balance long time
•>**>»♦
I knew a fellow once that found a I 9t Colorado. The charges allege Pacific caboose.
theft by public officials.
This one penance of celibacy iin­
phone company.
whip.
J F Stovall who was under *150
One
of
the
best
stock
ranches
in
Norcross Bros building contra«- liall at Grant's Pass on a charge of
posed upon popes and priests is
But he was not content with it. of
Eastern Oregon.
tors of Boston. Mass , have failed
course.
Pope Leo XIII has left behind him ?nough to atone for all the sins of
67 acres fruit ranch under ditch.
For after that he wished and wished Their net indebtedness is JSoO.mK».
an intellectual legacy which will be man.
and they have outstanding contracts
and wished
2.280 acres line wheat land.
a perpetual joy to mankind, no mat
amounting to *9.000.000.
He had a horse'
AI1 kinds of Fresh
ter what the creed or class. He was
LEGISLATIVE BUNGLING.
Several small orchard and garden
An i imported stallion, Mirthful.
Meats always on
Now. it the two had met and made a was burned to death at Islington,
a literary genius of extraordinary
tracts near town Prices right
hand
Fine Bacon,
It now dawns upon the framers of
swap.
Ky. lightning having fired the prem-
ability and aside from his executive
Improved and unimproved city
if»
till
Steak
is
just
the
thing
Hams and Sausage.
Each would have got the thing he Ises. He belonged to John Madden,
the
bill
by
which
the
price
of
school
- CRAIN COFFEE
—
force, he possessed the power of
so desired:
and was
'
valued at lioo.oon
this weather. It is too property at reasonable prices
clothing his thought in touching elo and was to have been raised from But neither would have been quite
The
coffee
habit
is
quickly
over
­
Over 50 desirable ranches for sale
Professor 8. P. l^ngiey is about
hot to roast or l»oil meat
satisfied—
quence. He will be remembered as 11.25 per acre to *2.50, that the
Life and fire insurance
Prues as Io* as tbe lo« est ; ;
come by th<x who kt Grain-O
ready to begin experiments with a
words
“
school
land.
”
were
omitted
Which
makes
me
tired?
an author, as well as one of the beat
flying machine of the aeroplane pat­
take
its
place.
If
properly
made
^Call or phone
—Exchange.
from the title of the act. and that the
He announces considerable
tern,
of popes.
e 1 ft t
it tastes like the best >f coffee. No
law as applied to school land is in*
that
it
will
prove
to
lie
a
sue-
faith
Martin
Zidmair, of
Ix-wiston. j
(fra n coffee compares with it in
There is a brisk demand for good iperative.
Mont., has been sentenced to hang cess.
flavor or hea'thfuine--,
An .Arctic explorer brings back the
teams in Portland to work on tbe
The bill included school and in September 4. for the murder of
TRY IT TO-DAY.
31« E. Court Pboue Red 211
Lewis and Clark fair site, and Cana­ lemnitv land in its provisions, but George Ree«ler. at Livingston last startling information that there are
J grew» •wrywaere; Mt. *»! tU. Mr pstZwte
May.
I
no
bald
heads
among
the
natives.
Savings Hauk Building
da is crying for Oregon horses. The through some inexcusable bungling,
horseman of the Inland Empire is ■.he title was worded wrong and the
now at the open door of the best de­ 'aw does not raise the price of school
mand for his stock, in tbe history of 'and. as intended.
the West, and he is evidently not able
Attorney-General Crawford has re-
to meet it. The government, the iered an opinion on the bill which
building activity and the fanners of iiscloses its utter weakness and emp­
the Nonh are all in the field for tiness. He says the state land board
horses and are finding but few.
tannot enforce tbe provisions of the
would-be bill, and tbe price of Ore­
Ex-Governor Geer turns his wrath
gon school land remains at *1.25 per
upon the Portland pugilistic world,
acre.
and it would seem justly, too. consid­
However, the board has charged
ering tbe great number of crimes
12.50 for all school land sold since
that have accompanied the influx of
the bill went into effect, and each
“scrappers” to the city. He gently
•nember nas expressed the willing­
remarks upon the subject as follows-.
ness to follow the intention of the
"Portland has had a carnival of pu­
legislature and sell all school land at
gilism during the past few months,
*2.50 per acre.
which has drawn to that city the
Of course, the ¡and grabbers are
toughest frequenters of the ringside.
kicking at this and claim tbe right
White bullies anti black brutes have
to secure valuable school lands at
received free advertising to the ex­
*1.25 per acre, It is the opportunity
tent of whole pages of so-called
of the grafter to get in some hard
"sporting news," embellished with
licks before another
legislature
pictures of the principal actors, and meets
to change the meaning and
reeking with the nauseating details
title of the act.
of fistic encounters The result has
The people of Oregon are in hopes
been what might have been expected.
tbe land board finds legal grounds
Free and easy Portland—the boasted
'or following the Intention of the law.
sporting center of the coast—has at­
The cream ot the school land area
tracted the toughest element that civ­
of the state has been skimmed off
ilized. society tolerates, the devotees
at a shamefully low price. The leg­
of pugilism.”
islature. after 40 years of lethargy
If Umatilla county rolls up a two- on the subject only awakes from its
thirds crop this year, as all results inactivity to make a mistake and a
so far indicate, it means that no bungle. So. far as the people are
fears need be entertained by farm­ concerned it might have allowed the
ers in the future. The conditions matter to stand as it was. and it
surrounding the present crop from would have i»een much more compli­
the time it was seeded until it is be­ mentary to the business qualifica­
tions of the legislature.
ing harvested, have been unusual,
This is not the only bungle made
and will probably not be experienc­
by the Oregon legislature in the past.
ed again in years. The snowfall was
On account of its coarse and heed­
so light that the young grain was not
less work, the initiative and refer­
protected during the winter. The
endum will probably be declared in­
spring was so cold and unfavorable
operative and that entire campaign
to growth that the crop did not get
will have to be fought over again
started off right and the dry weather
What's the .matter with the Oregon
of the months of April and May held
legislature, anyway? Out of 90.000
it back until many farmers were in
voters, isn't it possible to select 90
despair. After all this array of un­
men who will make laws that will
usually severe conditions, a couple
stand the test?
of refreshing showers and a sufficien­
cy of sunshine have produced at WHERE MORALS ARE STERNEST.
least three and a half million bushels
An amazing high standard of “mor
of wheat in the county. It ia a test
of strength that cannot be gainsaid, ality” prevails in South Dakota. It is
so altitudinous. in fact, that the less'
It is a trial of endurance that will righteous people of the older and 1
probably not be imposed upon the more civilized Eastern states may I
county again in a generation. It well despair of attaining such dizzy !
heights of rectitude. This moral ele-1
proves that the abiding fertility of at ion is almost incomprehensible in I ton­
Umatilla county cannot be conquer­ view of the fact that South Dakota's STn
ed even by a combination of the ad­ chief claim to distinction heretofore
has been the rapidity with which Its v 4
verse elements.
Rheumatism
LONELINESS OF THE POPE.
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THE BEST
C. F. Cotesworthy
Conrad Platzoeder
(^RAIN’O A Nice, Juicy
M1ESCKE BERKELEY
Our quarters are getting too small. Our steadily increasing business
requires more room so we have secured new and commodious ware­
rooms and offices in the new Ferguson-Maloney block just south of
the East Oregonian building.
Good Vehicles Our Specialty
Why We Crow
There is reason for this steady growth.
There is a
reason why we have the names of our customers on our
books from year to year The reason is not far to seek.
It is simply the quality of goods we carry that draws
and holds our trade. In our new quarters we have ample
room to display our splendid line of farm machinery,
buggies and wagons.
Harvesting
Supplies
In addition to farm machinery and extras we
have a large line of Harvesting Supplies em­
bracing Binder Twine, Axle Grease, Alachine
and Cylinder Oil, etc.
We have just received 3 carloads of buggies and 2 car­
loads of the celebrated Moline wagons. We especially
invite, everyone to come in and inspect our stock whether
they intend to buy or not. Our specialty is good vehicles
and we carry the popular priced top buggies and open
driving wagons as well as the strictly highgrade work.
The man who knows a good buggy when he sees it is
the sort of man to whom we enjoy displaying our rigs, for
he appreciates the difference between a common ordinary
cheap rig that’s rushed through a cheap factory, with
some cheap paint, cheap varnish and some other cheap
trimmings thrown at it, and a vehicle of genuine merit,
made from thoroughly seasoned woods, with forged steei
metal work, best trimmings, best lead filing, paint and
varnish and with a grace and style to it that is absent in
the common trash.
A. KINKEL & CO.,
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