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I GENERAL NEWS. liayilig Ills bill, and disappeared, No and lie holds that a similar undertak into the hands of the largo lumlier, trace <*i' him lias yet Iwi'ii found, ing in the Northwest would be inju land and mining corporations. and Edwin French, widely known as a dicious and confronted with failure. that the people will own no land to Work lias been resumed on the fa The first proposition he lays down, be irrigated, when the government is minstral, is dead at Saranac latke. mous High Line ditch, which Is to and practically it is the only one. is ready to begin the work of reclama N Y. FRIDA Y SEPTEM BER 25. l!‘O3- near .Mills’ connect Rogue river 1 A man bet $40 on a 2-year-old u, Falbi. it is to be (¡5 miles ill length It I» good and I bat'» a fact that the price to lie paid for stock' I tion. •ays Mr. Finneran to our repor if the national congress will so a recent Paris horse race and won and furnish water for placer mining. rubltehed every Friday at Pendleton. on the hoof, and the price demanded ter. How do you account for P, <Oregon, by the of the consumer for the finished pro modify these laws, as requested, as $11,000 on the book when other» are coin plaining A. H. Mock, of Gram's Pass. has to prevent fraud, and maladministra Dr. Clarence Colgrove Perry has rensou to believe that his father, aliout the (all trade I asked him. EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING duct are arbitrarily fixed for and at WLv, I do not know any other Missouri river and common points tion. a long step will have been taken beeu arrested at Boston on the charge who mysteriously disap|>eared a few COMPANY. good reason than that ’J»e people in the matter of preserving the rem of marrying four women. east every 24 hours in advance weeks ago en route to Iowa, was kid hat e foil* d out that we are ac Phone. Main 11. Nevertheless, the livestock of the nant of the public domain for the ac tually »elling teller -ho»-' for the Senator Nathan B. Scott, of West napped aim is being held for a ran- money < r the »an.e quality h r Northwest must and does go to those tual settler, It' the irrigation congress Virginia, now at Denver, who was HOIU. * SUBSCRIPTION KATES k>» money than olh«-n> do, it i« $,'. 00 fait». one year by mail ........... achieved no other gixwi than this, its seriously ill. is improving. . 2.50 points on the hoof, -nd freight must really remarkable how mau» Sam Sing an Olympia Chinaman, :* I wily. six mouths by mail ............. 1.25 and is paid on the animals’ gross mission will have been triumphant in Hally, three mouths by mail ... people there an- who remaik A Niagara Falls coachman suicid arreuted for running an opium joint, 50 I wily. oue month by mail ........... the interest of the |>eople of the about the ‘wearing <|uallty” of j weight, and the disadvantages the 65 per month by carrier — ■ Hally. _____ ___ ed Sunday by jumping off the sus has appealed hi* case to tin* supreme our »hoc«. Now that la «hat we I 50 Northwestern growers West. Weekly, oue year by mail lalmr under 75 pension bridge into the rapids. Weekly, six months by mail ........... coui:. He does not deny the fact, pay for and you get when .50 are palpa ide and unavoidable on ac Weekly, four months by mail . . .. buy Douglas or Gloria or but will test the constitutionality of 2.00 The steel trust wil establish a sub Semi-Weekly, one year by mail OREGON METHODS LEAD. HeboolhouM- Shoes. These shoe» 1.110 count of distance. Semi Weekly, six months by mall sidy com|>any for the extension of the law. .50 are sold at a priee and no one Semi Weekly, three months by mall . It is a self-evident truth that pro attempts Pi utxtetseN them— James M. Colefl a pioneer of Willow ♦ In search of informal ion at this foreign consumption of the output. vided there would be no discrimina 1’he East Oregonian is on sale at B B. they simply can't and live. We The demands of the Iron trade is Creek. In Malheur county, died at ills inch's News Stauds at Hotel Portland and tion against the shippers of the fl«;- convention. F B. llclbro-k. of l’ina have found the leas' margin of Hotel Perkins, Portland. Oregon reai-tance to t a de and that ac- ished products from the Northwest tilla county, called upon a govern- not up to the output. Special prices home Saturday evening, after a brief coui is for our in>-reaae thh fall. Member Scripps McKae News Associa by the transportation companies, that m< nt engineer w ho l as been conduct have to be paid in order to sell the illness. He was one of the first set 729 iMam St,, Pendleton Nov watch us «»Il ahoes We tina. tlers in Eastern Oregon, to begin ir local [lacking plants would save groat in a series of experiments in ditch output. carr iho*a on five widths in all San Francisco Bureau. 408 Fourth St. One Price Clothiers Furnishers foot lorm last*-in all leathers, In the province of Moghileff, Rus- rigation of sag«* brush land sums of money to the Northw^t. If construction in the West Chicago Bureen. 90» Security Building. heights, styles, aizea, weights, The engineer asked Mi. Holbrook | sia. five Jews were killed and $00 Anderson Girard, an escaped Inna and Hatters the railroads are to “ plug" igsinst Washlugtou, D. C. Bureau, 501 14th St.. etc "Mav don't that boy talk lo describe his ditches at Stokoa, and s w. 1 houses deatroyed during anti Semitic tic from the Ukiah. California, asy -M-»W^»++++»++4-4-++»*+»+»+»»+*♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦««* MM »♦♦♦« them by all the devious ways so well anme?" I thought as I went ou he would take pleasure in suggesting lum. shot and killed A. J McKinnon, riots September 11 my way with a fine fair the Entered at Pendleton poetoftce as «eccomi- understood and easily put into prac- class matter I>>ug!a- shoes on from the tice, such investments would fail, impro'-ennata. | United States Senator Redfield of Kernville, and after being wound Mr. Holbrook described his ditch-s and that is practically t h ■ end of the Proctor, of Vermont, was last week ed himself by a deputy sheriff, made in detail, after which the engineer proposition. arrested and fined $17.50 for shooting his «scape In the darkness Saturday evening But Mr. Martin is out in the in said to him: raccoon out of season. "Ev *n in our exi>cr.meatal ditches. terests of the Independent Packing The city supervisors of San Fran | The women of Wallington. N. J., Company, of Kansas City, and must vl-ich ar? constructed as nearly per have organized to fight the Pointers’ cisco have just won a decision from ' No life worth naming ever make a showing. He concluded his fect as possible, we have nothing to and Decorators’ Union, and are paint the supreme court of California, to comes to good New Shipment of Turkey If always nourished on the self- the effect that all burials must cease conversation by stating that in his compare with vours. and I can there ing their own premises and Ostrich Dusters fore offer no suggestions” same food. within the limits o* the city, and all opinion a great packing industry can No reasoning natures And it Second Lieutenant Crispulo Palajo, | bodies now interred—many thous- and should be built up at Portland safe to feed. The statement of Charles Martin the first Filipino to wear the uniform to inch Turkey, too feath rs special 35c 14 inch Tur ■ and«— must be removed For their sole diet, on a single I to meet the demands of Oriental secretary of the National Livestock G M. FROOME. PROPRIETOR. the l'nile«l States army, Las enter creed. key, 100 feathers special 50c. 12 inch carriage duster 120 tail I trade which is certain to expand Association, lhat he could secure the of The body of W. H Ragan, the ed the staff college ai Fort 1 .eaven- —Holmes. vast propor leathers, special 75c « incl pirlor duster (Ostrich.) special . Steptoe farmer who disap|M*ar«-«l steadily and rapidly to Carryalls for picnic parties Good I tions. This opinion, expressed si entire amount of subscription to the worth. Si 25 S.sil duster for removing dirt from furniture special 50c ' from his home Friday, was found late •.earns with competent driven for Independent Packing Association, in trial of Curtis Witnesses in the commercial men Speedy horses and Saturday evening, two miles from his length and with convincing clear- the states of Kansas and Texas, is 110 WHO PAYS THE TAX? Our Ice Cream will please y >u If you ever had any handsome nga for evening and Sun- ness. needs but to be paraphrased exaggeration. The association does Jett at Cynthia. Ky.. claim thst Jett home It is evident that he suddenly better ours wont cost you a ce nt. Wr will let you l*e the judge lay drives Gentle horses for family at one time lmaste-1 that T 1 1 Mar became insane and ran until h<- dmi»- The American Siren and Shipping by the substitution of "Pendleton uae. Stock boarded at reasonable not desire to make this a local insti shal Cockrill was the 45th person I n a labored article, and by elabora for Portland" to be a perfect de ped dead from exhaust tou. rates. Best of care given to transient tution. and for that reason, will invite he had killed. tion. undertakes to prove what every fense of the position taken by the stock. Opposite Hotel Pendleton M Fairchild of Oakley. Idaho M the stockmen in every western and Phone Main 161 body knows: that taxes on railroads East Oregonian in a recent issue ad The government finds it necessary was -truck by an engine on the Ore- central state to join in the formation <13 «t«-|M» from Main «trr*l towanl the C ourt ll«»nw are in the end a tax on those who vocating an Inland Empire packing to exert every effort to find suffi< 1 *nt gon Short IJne and probably fatally of the company. Texas stockmen Th» Oregon Daily Journal can be ride upon them and ship goods over plant at this point. The finished pro recruits to fill The va< anci> ~ by death lnjur«*d. The buggy in which he was would gladly subscribe the stock too no on sale at Frazier's book stör«. them. It makes an excellent poverty duct might just as well be shipped desertions and expiration of term* in riding was smashed to splinters, and alone, and Kansas is ready to absorb plea for the poor downtrodden rail from Pendleton for the Oriental trade the tropic service. Mr Fairchild was thrown high in the the entire system These great stock roads. and then steps a dirty foot into 1 as to ship on the hoof to Portland. air. alighting on a pile of lumber. En route from Chattanooga. Tenn 1 ■/».?' .1 ». 'dr* districts feel the need of some or rhe milk by concluding the article Three hundred and twenty-flve to Arizona .Mr» May Williams aged ganized opposition to the meat trust, WORK OF THE CONGRESS. thus: and are ready to begin now to fight 17. went suddenly insane at Salt thousand acre» south of Wallace, in •Many persons who are prone to I_ake City, and shot and killed her- the Coeur d'Alene mining region, ha« Oregon has been benefitted beyond it. Oregon. Idaho. Washington. Mor. criticise railroads for what they • self after shooting twice at her his- l«een d«*< lared non mineral. Many tana and Wyoming each shipping consider high passenger and freight her fondest dreams bv the irrigation valuable claims have been located in band without effect. about an equal amount of llveatocl rates, do not know that, besides the congress, just closed Tourists Tuesday last reached New this district. The government bad She had a delegation present num to the Eastern markets, are vitally tremendous burdens of taxation lev For a few days, until this advertisement is changed, we will make tne following special interested in the formation of the York from San Franc scr> in an auto already set it aside as mineral Ian ! ied by lawmakers upon railroads, bering 64. Fully two-thirds of this concern, and must be re presen’cd. ' If this recent decision of the land discounts and prices on all bedroom furnishings mobile They lost 15 days by flood there is the very large expense of car body of men, was there to study the The domination of the beef trust 1 office is not reversed tl>e North* 1 1 and storm and were lost one day in rying without cost, for politicians, subject of irrigation in all its bear must cease, and the only way to slop I -are Curtains of all kind«. 10 per oent discount a desert, and completed the trip in Pacific will get title to every odd- upon settlement. They were lied spreads. while, al! Mae», all grades, 10 per hundreds of passengers and many ings nutnlM>red section of land it is to organize and create a mark*t 57 days of actual travel cent <li-«-ount there to study the processes which tons of freight.” for Western stock outside of !'s Pillow Case* beet quality, M inches long, >|e«'tal Cotton Blauket», all colon and qualities, 10 per Mrs .Mary Ijouise May. a Brooklyn A professional railroad promoter have resulted so triumphantly in reach t 14c each. «■ent di«count. ##»#*-«>S**»*«d»*»*»***#**«* but at» - i | woman who was a recluse states and territories. In this who was at that time general con other Wool Blanket*. all grade« except Pendieton Bed Ticking, straw or wool ticking. good quality, Woolen Mill» Ida* k«-t«, *j*cial discount of >0 You. Taxpayer’ Go to the court- j a miser, was found dead in an upper * struction superintendent of a line 220 interesting study, they found that 5*- y ani. per cent at Brook- * miles long which was being built, told Oregon is much m«re happily situat house next We«lnesday and listen to room of an apartment bouse I-arge-ize Comfort*, cheap ones snd tine ones, tècxl Feather Ticking, two grwd»-' 17e and ¡Sa the writer of this some years ago. ed. with reference to natural advan the pros and cons of the railroad as lyn. It is believed she had been d« a I 4 too, 10 [« t cent discount. per yard. ♦ in a burst of confidence, that every tages than even Utah, the mother of sessment in this county, or forever a month and that she had taken jioison She left 37 >•<> in «ash — » sixth passenger on all the railroads Western irrigation after hold your peace and not criti The cost of putting water ujion the else your officials about something Balfour, tne new head of the Bru of the Middle West was a dead head. The Siren and Shipping might have arid lands of Oregon, is estimated by upon which you are not posted at all. ish cabinet, is bein< m-verely cen- I ÄNDRLMJEROEHUIX kicked the bucket over instead of the engineer in charge of the lands while tbev mav know "a whole lot.” I sured for trafficking in bis official opinions He is accused of clearing I leaving it for someone else to do. under contract under the provis.ons - $17.000 on the sale of a [«amphlet In by drawing a conclusion and addiug of the Carey law, at |7.5h per acre. The Place for Bargain » MILES ON THE WAR SPIRIT. 1 which his opinions on present and re it to the quotation above, as follows: There are now about 27'1 i . sh « acres i "We need not constantly appeal toj cent crisis«-» in English politics arv * that those who pay for their own <-ontra<ted under this law, and the the war spirit to keep the American given. average cost of reclaiming it may be fare and freight charges also pay the a Bath. Koval Oatmeal, a Tuikish fare and freight bills of the army taken as a fair average for the state people bravely patriotic." says Gen Pine Tar, Etc Hand in Ileal a eral Nelson A. .Mil«»« in an interview In the Butter cr*ek district. $5 is northwest news of dead heads. The Siren and Ship suaps, per I «ar 4c or 42c per doz i a Other fine value» ‘c to 15. a bar ping might have added, but didn’t, given as the averag.' cost per acre in the New York World “I have had a that they also pay all the profits on and in Baker county, the cost will experience in wars and 1 have never’ Bohemia is seeinp much activl’v tn a FINE STATIONERY watered stock, pay the fees with reach 110. on some of the systems, so found Americans lacking in prompt mining operations thia fall Hand drilling is soon to be replaced by ; ¡ imtriotism or in fighting qualities in We are agents for two of the $7.50 per acre mav be taken as an which courts and legislatures are n beat grades t'raii«*'» Superfine air drills anv worthy cause." a iu cnaiu laid. Hurd's Royal bribed, and pay the princely salaries average. a In Oregon, one spring flooding of Some of the shingle mills of Brit a of attorneys hired to fight every legit White in all the new sha;*-s. Bv contrast wita the teachings of * Enve4o[e* and taper to match. lands will produce two the sandy ish Columbia are tied up because of imate claim against the railroads. * Theodor«- Roosevelt, ’h«-»*- views ar» But as a digression, it may be ask good crops of alfalfa, and furnish strongly impressive. Mr. Roosevelt a reduction of «ages All the mills -.- a In on the coast may become involved ed. who will pay into the treasuries abundant pasture in the fall a FANCY urges the cultivation of the war of the states, counties and cities Colorado. Utah. Montana. Idaho. New spirit as one of the elements of th< I Her lover untrue. Queenie Omer- iE through which the railroads run, the Mexico and other arid states, the strenuous life, of the training of our ! on, of Grant's Pass thought life lot a a DISHES money which must be raised from cost of reclaiming the land is as youth to the idea of fighting as a pre j worth living so attempted suicide a a some source, but which the railroads high as $15 per acre, and there must ventive of degeneracy, to save us Prompt wor khy the doctors saved * We hand)«* the Fouling nxake* a such a- Geo. Baane'tl’s, Haviland possibly may not pay because week- be continuous irrigation throughout from becoming a nation of milksops her life. « Royal. Austriau. Etc kneed assessors, boards of equaliza the growing season, or there is no The r«*al soldier, the veteran of 42! The blacksmiths and helpers of ♦ 11 tion and courts do not require them crop. The soil in the best Irrigated years’ active aervlce. does not see the the Canadian Pacific at Vancouver, a 11 districts of Utah is gravel, and must I to? necessity. ”In my recent journeys, B. C., are on a strike for an increase 11 be constantly irrigated The only across the continent," be says. "I : was I of pay The blacksmiths demand 34 possible manner in which it can be PACKING HOUSE PROBLEMS. more than ever impressed with 1 the cents per hour. reclaimed is to have a sufficient underlying wisdom and tranquil I vir The Spokane women's club« have Hon. Charles F Martin, of Denver, water supply to furnish every acre ility of the people. They do not 1 aran! l>assed resolutions asking the United secretary of the National Livestock during the entire season. war They want peace " States senate to investigate the Association, was a passenger on the In Colorado an 1 Montana and in IS THE CHEAPEST • • • charges of polygamy against Senator early morning train from Portland, our sister, Idaho, the same condition Bear this in mind when you This we believe to be the mon Reed Smoot, of Utah. : which was belated here on account prevails. No amount of winter or truly .American spirit, It does not ♦ need poultry and stock supplies and ask for the International George F. Trefern. a prominent at of the Cayuse wreck. Mr. Martin spring flooding will produce a crop imiily pusillanimity or subserviency Poultry and Stock Food. Use called upon the East Oregonian dur The water supply must be abundant "There is no necessity.' says Gen torn«-)- of Ashland, is undet arrest Kow Kure for your cow trou : for uttering a false Instrument and ing his enforced stay in the city. He the projects necessarily costly and cral Miles, "to stir the passions of bles r —■ i placing the same* on file* In the re ♦ is an old newspaper man. having been the work of reclamation slow Americans in order to be sure that Medical Lake Salt» Mf< Ca., Soie Mfrs.. New York A Spokane. Wash ♦ through the entire gamut, from office Old irrigators from those states they wil] be patriotic They love anil corder’s office of Josephine county. • boy to manager, and only of late were startled when told that two and appreciate their liberties and will Thomas H Hardy, traveling man « 127-129 East Aha St years in the livestock business, He three corps of alfalfa could be grown maintain ami defend them against from St. Imuis. left his baggan» at ♦ Agent for Lee's Lice KiPer is a live and intellectual man, and in Oregon, with nothing but the flood all enemies"—Boston Post his hotel In Boise City. Sundav. aft’i a type of the better class of promot waters of spring They could scarce ers. ly believe the fact that although the His advocacy of the claims of the rainfall for the year in the Butter Independent Packing Company to the Creek country was but 12 inches, one attention of Northwestern investors flooding of the fields in January. Feb is able, earnest and thoroughgoing. ruary or Match and possibly three or four days of irrigating in June would make crops. Perhaps this was the most inter- esting reveiation of the meeting to That the the practical irrigators government has not already begin work on th« Echo project, in view of these facts, is the wonder of all. That the canal has not been constructed and the arid land made ready for the freshets of next spring, is the first and greatest surprise of all. who have learned of the exceptional ad vantages of the tract reserved. In the matter of laws, and regula tions, Oregon has learned from her sister states a great lesson, and sh« will benefit by It. The commission provided for by the last legislature, the duty of which is to compile a suitable irrigation law, to be present- «d to the next legislative session, must be immediately appointed, and the work assigned it begun Oregon is in her infancy from the irrigation standpoint, and must prepare to re- ceive ’his larger and broader appli- cation of the subject, which is con- tained in the national irrigation law. As to the repeal of the desert land law, the timber and stone law, and the commutation clause of the home stead law. the congress heard the subject discussed by the ablest land law judges and leg viators of the na The strongest argument tion. against the repeal of these laws, was that it would be practically cutting off the very source of the Irrigation fund with which the West is to be re claimed. The argument favoring it was that through these laws, the va cant domain of the West is passing Fall Trade Good Hats and Caps for Fall and Winter All the Late Shapesand Colors AE R & DALEY FEATHER Boston Store DUSTERS COMMERCIAL STABLES KOEPPEN’S DRUG STORE BEDROOM OUTFIT SALE I :■ T®nDettS®aip I A — BALSAM HONEY: MEDICAL LAKE SOAP THENOLFSTORE THE BEST C. F. Colesworthv D r . PIERCE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION Five Grand and Glorious BIG DAYS Five MERCHANTS’ CARNIVAL Stock Show Fruit Exhibits Industrial Displays Beautiful Decorations Electric lluminations OCT. 6 to 10 Inclusive October 6 to 10 10 Big Shows 10 Free Acts Balloon Ascensions I Big Circus Slide for All Attractions Furnished by E. J, Arnold’s Carnival Company CURES BACKACHE NERVOUSNESS HEADACHE Excursion Rates on All Transportation Lines FOR GENERAL INFORMATION APPLY TO JOHN HAILEY, Jr.
