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BAER & DALEY One Price Clothier». Fornisher*, Hatter* The Talk of the Town ♦+< Oar overcoats and Saits at $7, $J0 and $12*50. OUR HATS Elk Brand, and Longley at $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 OUR SHOES most active man in the consular ser vice. is Henry B. Miller of Oregon, consul at NiuChwang. China Mr. Miller has introduced Ameri- can products into China and opened up trade relations with that country which will stand as monuments to his energy The country needs more Millers who will work and less dummies who pose in foreign countries. This is a commercial age. If old politicians cannot be of service at home, it would be cheaper to pension them than to tie them as millstones to the neck of commerce. Appoint young men, who are able to rustle for trade and dig up facts that will be valuable to the nation. The consular service costs enough to represent something more than emp ty titles. A STUDY IN RABBITS. 'Twas an Autuiun mcrnltig cu the Echo plain. Forty thousand rabbits played with might and main! In th© sheltering sage brush rabbits fat and sleek Prided on their nlutbleness, playing hide and seek. Dodged the hounds that hi.nted. dodged the hunter's aim, Vaulsned by a thousand trails when the big drive came. Winked and blinked aud frisked about, forty thousand ware, Little dreaming that they'd grace swellest bills of fare! Babbits old and rabbits young, rab- bits halt and lame. Rauuits who had olazed the trails e’er the squatter came; Rabbits tenner, rabbits tough, rabbits fleet and slow,— On that Autuniu morning frisking to anil fro! e Wa have the best makes at $2.50, $3,00, $3.50 and $4.00 e e Then a whistle souadeJ down in Echo town— Woe to forty thousand hare, in their coats of brown! Forty dozen rabbits stewing in a pot. Stacks of ears an«! rabbits feet on the vacant lot. Miles of shining rabbit skins nauging on the fence. Everybody eating hare.—says It is immense' Wagon loads of rabbits coming to the mill. Srn Francisco Suturday evening, und as a consequence rates on plate glasc ; .nsur’ince will be uniformly raise ! > through all the Pacific stale, at the first of the year. Count Plus Chamere, an Austrian, was married on his deathbed to a chorus girl named Wanda Blaustein, In order to make her legal heir to bls entire fortuue of 34,JOO,(MM). His rel atives will contest th< will, alleging an unbalanced mind. A bridge went down over u gully 50 feet deep near Uklali, Mendocino county, California. With it went a team of four horses and a load of freight upon which rode three men. The horses and one man were gille-1. The other two men were uninjured Nineteen years ago Edward Wynne disappeared from Cleveland, O. Afterward his wife identified a body as his and collect««, his life Insurant^. Last week Wynne was recognized in Philadelphia and has been arrested on the charge of deserting his family. ADER'S ADER'S ADER'S ADER'S ADER'6 Ri R EMINOEK EMINDER EMINDER EMINDCR EMINDER Christmas Is Coming Remember Rader’s Rockers and Rugs WHEN YOU ARE NORTHWEST NEWS. A letter from an Oregon boy in R e ADY to select Xmas presents Nome at the end of the northern Clark Yerrick was killed at Oak land. Sunday morning, by falling on' limit of land, on the western hemis R e AL pretty and useful. a live wire. The Very Best Values for the Least Money ; phere. starts in motion an interesting The ironmoulders of Spokane art I M et I M S« II13333 III I MU S I I H I HHHIlim il lll l li chain of thought. The restless spirit on a strike, demanding a raise in ECOLLECT we are always on the which sent this boy to the last fron wages from |3 5«» to 34 per day. tier on the continent is well founded Mias llertns Cahlwel), a dry goods LAND LAW FIGHT IS ON. R ustle for useful, pretty presents. His father left Missouri for Califor- clerk, was knoc* down and robbed __________ of 31-50 in change at North Yakima. Congress has caught the spirit of nia in 1849. when the gold fever Sunday morning. 1 the West The great issue that is struck the world; his grandfather EMEMBER, too, and bear in mind the The luaho State Agricultural Col ' convulsing the public mind on the came from Kentucky to Missouri in FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1903. lege football team defeated the Mon Will the hungry cannery never "get Pacific Coast, is now the ruling topic <.>2S. when civilization crowded him tana team at .Moteow. Thursday, by R l ’SH usually made Xmas Eve. Come its filir his great-grandfather too closely; in the hails of the national legisla- Trails deserted on the plain, .path a scare of 28 to 0. l-ubUabed «vvry Friday at Pasdlati came from Virginia to Kentucky- in Orages. fo the Earl .. Hardwick, night watchman lure. ways all unused. R1GHT tn now, make your selections and j 1812, because he wanted more room Ijonely blacktall meditating, thinks on the steamer Grey Eagle, fell over The shot fired at the Ogden irrigá eAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING board and was drowned, at Newberg. his race abused! Gon convention is echoing in Wash-1 and freedom; his great-great-grand COMPANY. Oregon. Sunday morning Tons ot fancy canned goods flying father came from England to Virgin R e < >UEST them set aside for you. Ask ington. The battle of the giants, wit- j the here and there.— I jo ' Joe Johns, of Cracker Creek Baker nesses by the delegates in the Utah ia in 1785. because he was too rest The swift translation of county, won the Northwest drilling I c.ty is clashing again, with renewed less to be jostled in the crowded cen frisking Hare 1 contest trona the British Columbia R a DER to show you that 9; 50 OAK COBBLER —BERT HUFFMAN. I representative, on Thursday, at ters of the old world, and the older strategy and vigor. Pendleton. Or. . Cracker Creek Shall the public domain be exploit members of the family emigrated THE MAN INVISIBLE. R o CKER that he IS seiiing for I2 50 It has Guy Kelly, a trusty in the Portland j ed by speculators or shall it be trans from Normandy. France, to England, city jail, serving a sentence of «<• j in 174«. The family history of thia be when Who prompted Brutus mitted as a heritage to the people? days for vagrancy, walked out Fri- ; aimed . boy and of thousands of other Ore R o DDED arms and is a daisy. And jon’t This is the issue. •lay evening at the end of the fifth At Caesar's heart that fatal blow* day and made bis escape It takes precedence over Cuban gon boys is one succession of jumps Who. but that man of in repute. Charles, the 12-y ear-old son of Rl’SH away until you see him in sugar schedules and Panama canal from one wild frontier to another. Johannes Doe—John Doe at B. B. Professor William Parker, principal, They have been left a legacy of dis treaties. It overshadows Smoot's ot the SilTertoh high school, was polygamy, Hanna's presidential am content and restlessness which can Who let the Norman. in when they drowned in Silver Creek, near his j R egard to his HALL TREES and MIRRORS The) re came years Britain's shores To ! bition, and Carrie Nation's onslaughts. not bear confinement in the crowded home. Thursday evening ago’ centers. The story of the emigration Special dispatches from Cokerille.il It towers above the tariff and silver It was that self-same wicked w ght R eg ULAR beauties at wholesale prices, in orients Wyo. stat«* that unless the blizzard j ! Issues like Mount Hood above the of a race from Normandy in 174«. to A man name«! Do* -John Do now raging in that vicinity, does not . Alaska in 1903. is one of the most spires of Portland. 501 lath bl . j Waahlagtoa. D. C. the "Flying Dutchman's' abate, that 50.000 sheep will perish R u GS we have some beauties we are giving away and you The East is in favor of the repeal of thrilling historical dramas that could Who steered inside of two more days. crew. the desert land act. the timer and be pictured. It includes the conquest To graft and pillage in the Cow The colored Baptist ministers of stone act and the commutation clause of the American continent, the pas Of ocean's wave* The novelists Washington passed resolutions at Er- R un no risk of <irawmg and niffs-ng, but just > erett, Saturday, inviting members of Weil claim it was John Doe of the homestead act. The West has sage from on* wilderness to another, I their race to come to the West, and until this boy finds himself on the driven the East to this belief by per » Who made good Rip Van Winklei I to improve their condlt'on by all bon R e MKMBER we GIVE them to you The only mitting. practicing and nurturing border of the western hemisphere, on ‘ orable means drunk systematic, studied, wholesale land the wildest and the only frontier left mountain crests when- sleeps On The Salem Ministerial Asaoc’ation on the continent. the crow* frauds. has take«, an active part in the clos- - EQUIREMENY is that you buy a small bill to Who but a Holland zai>or bad — tng of gambling ,n that ci«y, and now The West has abused these laws. And one star sings to another. Mynheer John Doe—John I> m - aska the citisens in a set of resolu ■ The teachers of Multnoman county The priceless heritage of the people And sun holds speech with —Puck. R ea CH ten or fifteen dollars and you will tions. to elect men to the city conn i schools who are refusing to pay has been made the prize of the spoils sun. ; cil who will close down. While the drifting veil of vapor man and the plaything of the official. the five dollar fine Imposed by the GENERAL NEWS. The case of 70 school teachers RECEIVE a nice framed picture or a pale Talk about landlordism in Kansas, state on teachers failing, without a agalsst Multnomah county, in which I Shows another world begun. bu-.lding The contract for the Indian reasonable excuse, to attend county the teachers oTject to surrendering Illinois and Nebraska, where English But we count time by a dawning at the St. Ijouis exposition has hist and German syndicates own town Institutes, should have their certifi been let for 325.000 by the govern- 35 of their salaries for nonattend ' EAL large oriental rug. Or mark by a twilight tail— sore at the county institute, will be Yet the stars sing on when the ships aud counaes. Those princely cates revoked and be put at work me nt heard ,n Portland on November 23. ....... — - - "■ . - _ ■ ■■ - _ -____________ — - !LB years are gone. holdings do not compare with tne on milk ranches or some other place i^eouard 8. Allen, formerly general A franchise has been granted to a And where are we after all? where institutes are not necessary jaiisenger agent <>n the Seatioard Air tracts of timber land acquired company to build an electric road through fraud and perjury by West- The state of Oregon has provided for IJoe. died Sunday at his home In irotn Bo.se City to Pearl. Idaho hopea and Chicago county institute«, by which teachers Under the terms of the (ranchIse era lumber and rang« companies. At the World'a Press parliament, dreams and This practice has turned the West may keep in touch with their pro which will meet in St. Louis on Maj work must begin by April 1. 1904. and it must be completed by July 1. 190« against these laws. Homesteaders fession. and in order to make these 1«. 194*4. every country on earth, pub in the puny John W. Gilmour, who died al El are welcome and needed In the West, institutes successful and give teach lishing a newspaper, will be repre lensburg. Wash . Friday, was an Ore sented ers an interest, the state provides but they soon will find fraudulent gon pioneer of 1851. He Ueved in The coal miners of the Northern Linn county for 50 years and tnqved titles covering the entire public « •• the teachers shall draw full pay, district of Colorado voted. Saturday to Washington a year ago He cross main. Transient entry me*, hirelings, while attending the meetings held evening, to reject the peace offer of dummies and crooked filings are ac during school terms In order to add tbe employers and will remain out. ed the plains from Illinois to Oregon - in 1851. tive agencies everywhere the»* ia to the efficiency of the institutes, Th.- vote affe< ts 1.50u men The coroner s jury in the inquest the state provides a penalty of five public land. Bob Fitzsimmons. ag»d 47. is «he 1 MAIN AND WEBB STREETS over the body of L B Sanders.: Now that the r respect for the re- dollars for n «-attendance. thia fine oldest pugilist yet in tbe ring and has held th* hop grower of Butteville, found (ought more than twice as many to revert back to the school fund. It It seems quite probable that the peal of these law* is very good, rail fights as any liging puguuit. not ex dead on th* »tie«.., Wednesday morn- Ing has decided that it was not a democrats and republicans in the roads, lumber companies and range is a wise law. and a needed law, for cepting John L Sullivan. case- of suicide, but fail to discover this same spirit which is exhibited j syndicates are rushing entry men to United States senate will be sharply E<-«retary of War Root has er.t I the murderer. ' ton. divided on the seating of Senator the remnant of the public domain. in resisting the fine, would be ex very laudatory report on General Frank L Kipper. • sailor boarding smokehouse Th«- barracks. 1 kitchen. hibited In «..seouraging attendance, Wood's conduct to the senate invcsri- ' a. w. A. > JL a A A. w • Millions of acres are passing out of Smoot. The democrats generally ob-j Fort Gibboa. bouse runner of Portland, waa shot ■ h the hands of the government, yearly, without the fine, and without the eating o-intoltlee. in h» r*a of soften and commissary ject to seating him, and the republi i Alaska, were burned on November 2; through the head in the tenderloin Have it done by a Scientific Plumber and you will not ing Its findings against Wood. cans favor it. but the petitions com and not one filing in twenty repre law compelling some of these Mult loss about 3100.000. The news has district in that city. Wednesday te bothered with bad breaks. Let us figute on your work Major General John C- Ba ’ *», com nomah county teachers to study and ing in against seating Smoot are not | sents a home. manding the department of tne Mis I just renrhed Seattle. Fort Gibbon is tf-ght. and while the builet passed en keep pace with their profession, Within twenty years more the gov souri and the Lakes, turned o.-er tbe near Dawson and «a in tbe depart Itirely through his head, there is every confined to any section of the conn- COURT STREET they would drop out of the calling department of the Missouri to ns ment of the Columbia, under Funa probability that he will live try, nor from any certain creed or' ernment Willie forced to buy back i new commander. Major Genera! 8. S through sheer incapacity within a political party, but are evidences of; this priceless area from the syndi Sumner. Saturday. the universal opposition to the bar- * cates to make homes for the people, few years, judging from their jitand The cotton mills at Fall River, ; I. ..................... «e 0>0000003 w if some check is not placed upon the in the matter. barous institution of polygamy. .Mass known as the Fall Hirer iron avarice of the speculator. works, has cut the wages of 10.000 Whenever an Oregonian visits Port operatives, to take effect December 1. The suggestion of Douglas Belts,, The Wyndham Irish land bill will Every operative in Fall River has president of the Oregon Wool Grow- j have to be enacted in the United land be should go to the site of the now suffered a reduction in wages Lewis and Clark exposition, familiar er*' Association, that all branches of • States to supply t_e masses with Tbe public school teachers of the livestock industry in Oregon be , homes. The government will be com ize himself with the details, and New York have formed a union— study the magnitude of that great pelled to pay the landlords of the represented at the coming national (not in any sense an "association.") meeting in Portland should be head West tor the great domain stolen event. There Is too much ignorance with 13.000 members. Remuneration, The qualification and other common In ed by the cattle, horse, goat and bog I from the people, and the American In Oregon regarding Oregon. homeseeker coming into the state has terests prompted the organisation. peasant of the next century will be raisers. Every branch of this great OF* A BEAUTIFUL read the story of her resources, in as homeless as the Irish peasant of Henry C. Koerner, of I jos Angeles industry in the state should be heard shot his wife through the head I in the councils of that meeting. It the twentieth century unless these the advertising circulars sent abroad, Cal., and through the oody with a pistol is not a woolgrowerse' convention, laws are repealed and congress comes but he can find little verification of He then shot himself through the nor a cattlemen's convention, exclu to the rescue of the public domain. those facts among the people of Ore heart and fell deed. The woman will Every filing hereafter should mean gon. The state is a big affair. It is recover, Roemer was jealous of his sively. It is a livestock convention, as large as the entire area of New brother and as such should be heartily sup- the foundation of a home. England, with New York thrown in, Five members of the Hickey fam ported and cheerfully attended by MORE WORK, LEM ROSING. its great resources anu physical fea ily of six died on successive days of every man interested in that pur- tures cannot be comprehended at a the past week in Brooklyn. The suit in the state. The coming regular session of con glance. They must be studied. Ev priest wuo waa at the bedside of I gress should take some steps to im erybody in Oregon should be familiar each, died yesterday of the same Pendieton flour now goes to the disease—a virulent form of typhoid prove the American consular service. with the state. To do this, it is nec pneumonia Orient by the carload, and the visit At the present time important diplo essary to talk, think and read about of H. E. -Dosch to this city yester A combination of the Plats Glass matic and consular missions are as the state. Insurance companies waa effected at day, to urge an increase of the out signed to poiicticians out of a job. put here, gives an added impetus to It is made the dumping ground for Polygamy is no worse than the con the industry. Pendleton boasts the fossils, whose constituents will no tract marriage law of California, yet first prize from Japan on woolen man- longer keep them in office. thousand« of young lives have been Of disease is often the trail marked by factures. and now enjoys the novelty England has held the commercial blighted by that law, and advocates of a woman's gown. A recent investiga of listening to an agent for Oriental supremacy of the world through her it have sat in congress year after year tion showed a honle of microbes, includ traders beg for more products from those of influenza, consumption and consular service. 8he has trained without a protest from anybody. All a ing this city and county.’ There should dozen other varieties, gathered in the be a ready response to this call, on men for that work, just as West Point the hell on earth is not confined to trail of a woman's dreaa. The microbe is everywhere, but its polygamy, however detestable it may the part of Pendleton millers. It is trains men for war. prey are the weak and feeble people The Englishman, on being assigned be The suicide record of California, whose blooi is "poor" and interesting to know that the only nd digestion digest!_ "weak." Dr. Piercs'a word, in the English language which to an important foreign station. In greater than that of any other state Golden Mediral IMscov- a returned traveler from Manchuria, troduces the products of his country In the Union, is a startling testimoni erv cures diseases of the could find in a remote station on the at his post, and directs the commerce al to the oorror ot «_© social condi stomach aud other organ, tion, there bred and engendered by ot digestion and nutrition Siberian railway, was the label on a of the country in which he serves to and purifies the blood. sack of Pendleton flour. It even pre ward England. It is a business mla- the contract marriage law. It strengthens the sion. He has been educated to hunt cede! the Pendleton newspaper into laxly by increase«! Oregon ’ s delegation in congress trade for England. His object la to nutrition to resist that corner of the world. or throw off dis make a showing for his country. in could do nothing more commendable ease. The speedy acquittal of Malcolm dollars and cents. That Is what be 1H than to revise the rules governing •Phase service •ne consular Oregon Is a thank, |o A. Moody, in Portland. Wednesday paid for. Dr Pietv evening, b/ a jury of his peers, bears The American takes a consular ap young state, bordering the Pacific Medical Ducwery haa done for me,- out the statement made by the East pointment as a sort of recreation with ocean, upon which the commercial writes Mrs N Ches- ley. ot Cleveland. Cuy- Oregonian, when Mr. Moody was in whatever dash of honor may be at battle of the future is to be fought. s co., Ohio. • 1 war a She could do nothing more valuable tied lor over a year tached to it. Tn a majority of cases dicted. At that time the statement with what the (lo<~tor pro was made that it would require the American consular appointments to the nation than to pave the way uounced indigestion. I had uervtxia headache, an something more than bare accusa are filled with old politicians to whom for the commercial supremacy of the unpleaaaul taate in my mouth in the morning, lion to convince the people of Basi some reward is felt to be due from United States by infusing new bloou and uiy blood waa very into the American consular regula- |xjor 1 tiled different ern Oregon that ci ther Malcolm A. the administration. medicinen but Io no avail If an American battleship visits his tions. Moody, or Asa B. 'luompson were My patent* metaled on my taking In Hence s Golden guilty of the crimes charged against post the consul feels in duty bound to Medical Discovery. I did so. am now on the fourth Colombia threatens to go them, and the same sentiment is re hold a social function, which will out hottie, and feel stronger than I have for ten vears. peated today. The trial of Asa fi, shine any native affair of the season. with the United States over Panama. I cannot apeak too highly magazine articles are If the United States backs Panama. in ila favor’ Thompson, it is fully believed by all Occasional Dr. Pierce's Pleasant conversant with the facts, will re- written borne, and this is about the and Colombia insists on war, there Pellets are easy extent of the public service of the will be an exhibition of quick action suit in sama speedy vindication, and pleasant to annihilation on the Isthmus not seen has characterized Mr. Moody's trial. American consul abroad. take. A moat effective laxa This is not the case in every in- since Dewey performed in Manila These indictments are fust sidelights tive. They on the. political situation in Oregon, stance, however Some of the Ameri bay. do nut be and in the drama that is being en can consuls in countries susceptible get the The people of Oregon take a long, COMPLETE PLUMBING AND TIN SHOP IN CONNECTION acted. some one must suffer the to American industrial Invasion are deep breath of ttlief when they real thrusts of the political carving active, alert, thorough men. ize that the spe tl session will have knife. One of this kind, and in fact the no United State «enator to elect. I I I I R R R ; iI I R Our stock of Furniture and Carpets never was so complete as now. Two car loads just received ai d more on the road. M. A. RADER BECK, THE PLUMBER Christmas Gift I ACORN HEATING STOVE Christmas Eve., December ‘24th, 1903 Tie On Tnl Christmas Eve we will present to one Table Cutlery Sole agents for Stransky of our customers a beau Carvers tifai large site Ware Pocket Cutlery ACORN Shears I HEATING STOVE Scissors Washers Red Jacket Pomps Razors Builders' Hardware 1900 Tickets given with every Dollar purchase. Acorn Steel Ranges W. J. CLARKE & co í