The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911, June 24, 1904, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 2

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FOR PENDLETON'S BENEFIT.
th«* fifties i>«>ured into Oregon. Most
<>t the hardy men aud women who
dared the wilderness were at that
time in tli<* «arly prime of life, so
i hose who remain are nearing, or
past th«* three score an«l teu mark.
and many of them are crowding th«*
century mark. The honor of having
been a pioneer of th«* fifties will in
crease, as the world comes to know-
ami understand the Oregon count ry
more closely.
GENERAL
NEWS.
I
PHYSICIANS.
Is to love children, and no
| K? home can be completely
'■ i'? ’ without them, yet th>o
ordeal through which the ex­
pectant other must pass usually is
so full Oa suffering, danger and tear
that she looks forward to the critical
hour with apprehension and dread.
Mother’s friend, by its penetrating and ..oothiug properties,
allays nausea, nervousness, and all unpleasant feeliugs, and
so prepares the system fur the
•rdeal that she passes through p
the event safely and with but iprjS
little suffering, as numbers If is
have testified and said, “it is
worth its weight in gold." Ji.oo per
bottle of druggists. Book containing
i
valuable iufurniation mailed fiee.
A
ok w. o. cola office in ji uo
Senator Charles W Faiibanks i-
bulldlc* Office hours, 10 to 12 a. m ;
Teld'pboD«« offlr* mala
! to 5 p m
alremty crediteli with a full sei of
1371
. residence.
am bit ions for the presld« ncy in 1908
Tiger hunting in Imlia during 1903
DKH SMITH A K1N<JO, OFFK K OVER
tbe Pendl«U>o Havloga
"broke <*v«*u " the hunters bagging
Bank
Tele
phone
401 ; reeldenre telephone. main
19!» tig«*rs ami the tigers bagging 19»»
UM
men
Charles Neither, proprietor of the
li M GAKFIKLD. M O H‘»MBOPATH1«.'
physician »nd »orgroti
offl-e la Jo44
Boston Store, in Chicago. <ii»*<l from
bulldlej
Telepii-xtes Gffl'e. biark 1411,
the effects <>f an operation for appen­
residen' e. bla»k 24
dicitis
1>H O J. MFAUU jt Ob HIAjt K TELO
By an explosion on tin* yacht Cleo
pbone. male W31 ; residence, bla/k 141
I. in N«-w York harbor. Albert Ackie
Annually, for many years, the sin- the
owner, ami Charles Johnson,
OK T. M HENDEKMGN. PHYSICIAN
gle survivor of an Illinois regiment, were killed.
sud »urgevo.
Office lo Harless Bank
bulldies, roua I
pbuœ,
taalu
which fought gallumly in the Mezican
By the burning of a saloon and
1411; residen«»-, red 1223
»ar. holds a reunion, calls the roll of lodging house in Cleveland, two per­
DR LYMN K RLAKBRLEE. • HBONP
th«* «lead, and in a single, solemn sons were biirne<l I to death and se V-
and nervous dlaeaaes and diseases of
eral severely hurt.
audience with himself pays tribute to
»omm
Judd bundles, turner Mala and
By invitation, a United Biates
• ourt streets
office pbone. mala 721 ;
those gone and to the deeds of valor army banil led the
residence,
red 1153
X Usy T be rapes ties
procession of ex-
that <liatinguish«*d his soldier band Conlederat«* soldiers in the recent re-
OK LENA ALLEN BOONE. OMTEOPATH
The old fellow qtrobably feels that if union at Nashville
Kesldeo'e. Tbompsuo street.
between
UK UUHILLD kt GUI AI Off CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Court
and Water streets
I’baao. black
Anson
Rogers,
of
Coos county, Or­
he is lonesome he is still in pretty
1024
Nervous dlseaaaa a spat-laity
go<xl company with himself and his eg«in. is wealth) and has lived in
Oregon
since
1852.
He
last
week
saw
DR
L
THOMPMON. OUTED
memori<*s of the olden time
»•»»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦as»»»«-» l*a'bir FRANGER
Portland for the first time
ph)*l< lat. »rad ial» A T Still
«buoi. KlrkavHI«. Mo <»ffl-». Botai Bick-
Edna Cranston Brevman and Emily
'« «id«- »titras*«: office dsj*. *u*»4ay».
WAKE ME A SONG.
n. .nulay■ and Katurdaya
Limisi«*) Gilbert, lx»th of i’ortland.
FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1904.
I Or were graduateli a tew «lays ago
silence« wake me a song.
Out of the silences
song
VETERINARY 8URGE0N8.
Beautiful, sad and soft and low. “from Smith College. Massa* husetts
I The |K>pulists will undoubtedly fuse
l.et
the
loveliest
music
sound
along
a
VETERINARY SUKGEON—DK
D
C.
And wing each note with a wail of with the democrats this year in the
McNabb
Office at Tatlmsn* drug
When that brave sailor sought
•tura
event
of
the
Bryan
wing
»
inning
at
woe
a western way
St Unii« Otherwise th«iy will k«et>
Dint and drear.
a To pearl-filled Ind and curious
in the middle of the roa<l.
__
And hope's last tear.
DENTISTS.
Cathay.
Out of the silences wake me a hymn.
Mr» Emily J Smith has given
He did not know his < enter-
SUITS AND SKIRTS,
DR M M KERN. DENTAL «URCEOX
Whose sounds are like sha«lo»s. soft $150,»•»»•• «-ondilionally. for the estai-
prise had won
Office, room 15. Jadd b:lidlo<
and dim
Itshnient <«t a Fresh) t«-rlan home lor
A doubled journey for the
kirts, On Sults, the biggest
aged in Chicago Th« gift is matta
K.
A VAI «¿HAN DENTIST OFFICE IN
circling sun.
it shown in Pendleton nnd
Out «»f th«- stilln«-si> in your heart
to the Chicago Presbytery.
J add trulidllkg
'Ph'cbe. red 1411
wwk
at
reduced
prices.
A thousami songs are sleeping
When some star-seeking soul
Congresaman 5’ictor H Menali
there—
I California
*uc«-veds Cortelyou
BANKS AND BROKERS
first felt the birth
MENS AND BOYS' CLOTHING
Wake me a song, thou «bild
___ of art ' | secretary of labor and commer*
Of intuition of another earth,
♦ FIBST NATIONAL » ASK OF ATHEXA.
The song of a hope in a Inni de­ the latter resigning t«> tak. < harg«*
He could not dream his sons
river 1«*«' Suita on the Sargaln table
Orrgoo
Capitai, $5OJ.«JO; k.rp.ua ar.4
a pair.
the
of the republit-an campaign
wouhi
search
«n4)t>, 812J>M?<»>
Internat vo tiñe 4e
len * $10 suits, $6.50; $12.M suits,
Dark
and
low.
heights
[»■ita
I««a>a In foreign and domaatp-
Kent J Ijoomia. brother of A
7
5»»;
$15
00
suits.
$8
50
*00
A
chant
of
woe.
child-
»I
bang»
Coilactloea
promptly attaadad
Amid a maze of suns and
taut Se< retary of State lx»omi*.
Out of the stillness, tone by tone
liaury C. Adam pr«atdaat ; T J
ren * suits worth from $2 to $5, all go
satellites.
liberately
jiimis-d
overboard
fr>«m
the
♦ Kirk vka praaldeet ; F H Látiro«, eaab
Col«l as a snowflake. low as a moan
it just half price
Mothers bring
1 liner Kaiser Wi helm an hour before
M Kamp, aaaia'ant mablar
Tis ever so. We burst »orne
he boys in.
*h«- r«*a< hc«l the dock at Plymouth
Out
of
the
darkness
flash
me
a
nong
7
HE
FAEMEKS
BANK OF WE4'. >X.
narrow bond,
SHOES.
Th«* tour men who robbed t
WaMa*. <*r»g'«- Doas a generai teak
Brightly dark and darkly bright;
To marvel at the limitless be-
- g t>-:atn»a*
Ev baage b»ogtit and *oid
Mt it sweep as a lone star sweep« Northern Pa«-ifi< at Bearmouth. M<
>;g vhoe sale goes merrily on
yond.
-ile-tl-.u prc'OipUy
attmded lo
K
• ari. of $•.*<»*"*. seem to have made
along
I ton t miss it
Indies'
$2.50
shoes,
.'iacea
pmidea:
Georga W Prortatel.
Wherever Mans progressive-
i
a
complete
get
away
Traces
are
The mythical shadows of the night
• «eepriaident ; J K Kllg r». •utler ; di
nees has pressed
f ;
$3 00 shoes, $1.50. Children's
found ot »hem. but nothing further
-»et.«, <j A iliraii M M Joeo* T
Sing it sweet.
It’s won a grander crown
II
So
shoes.
1 l'rlrc. G D Gra«. J F. Kiigora. Ro«
$1
M.
over
2000
pairs
My soul to greet.
The wife of Rev W T S Barm*,
than it had guessed
* Jaatenoa. G W Praetetai.
oil sal» at reduced prices.
Where
nothing
Is
drear,
dark
or
dim
of
the
best
known
Methodist
one
—Edmund Vance Cooke
And earth-song soars into heavenly ministers of Missouri and Kansas, ns*
THE PENDLETO!»
HAVtNGS
BANK.
hymn
i’etkdlMoa. '»rvg'jC
«'rga&.Md Marvb 1.
been sued tor a divorce His wife
"■.»
CapitaL
31U>.M0
;
•
arpio*.
ffT3
— Father Ryan in Pittsburg Dispatch name« five women as corespondent*
•o latxrvat a :o««d oa all tliae dcpuelta
In
the
event
of
the
populist*
re
­
Excbaag» bbugbt and aoid «s al! peta
THE MONGOL UPRISING.
.pal potats.
Spacial attcatl'« r'.vca ta
HOW HE WON HER
pudiating the work of the democrat­
Comer Main and Alta Streets
..»••loca
W J Furalah. prvaideat; J
ic
national
ex
Senator
convention
the
The world knows as little of
N T.s1 vtr^praaMent. T
i
Harria,
From somewhere in the wooly
William V Allen, of Nebraska, will
................................................................................................a? aauivr; J R Malucey. aaaiataat raabiar
true Mongols, hidden away in the Si­
There came to Boston town
probably be their candidate for pres-
f rTa>
national bank of pendle
berian fastnesses of Tomsk, as it does
A man who sought the cultured East '.dent.
• •
tapit». ST-* *«.*, «urp.na ani an
s
In which to settle down
of the mysterious Thibetan capital,
in the recent suburban handicap at
liTldad pr-4 ta. llX.
. ___ '»S><Mi
__
Tran** •» a
He met a maid who seemed a dream. New York Irish l^d, Hermit and Th*
. :.»•• Lankisg taaukaaa
__
___
—» «nd
Ex*r
bange
into which no Caucasian has ever set
-
»r-apbla
t-ana'»r>
e
en
«
Clango. Kan
Her blood was thorough blue.
Picket were entered
Hermit won.
Ne»
Torà
and
priadpaT
foot and lived to tell the tale.
New
Yt-ra
orfaritMl
suinta
But. oh' Her stare was just like ire. Nearly |3»M'
N-
wa* up in private
-at. Drafts
drawn — as
Chia*
___ ______
- ^'ktaa.
Twould freeze one through and bet* represent ing every possible com­
The fanatical uprising of the Mon­
lapan atd Europa Makaa eoGartioae on
through
■*m* Lar*. Aakany. praeióan:
bination
gol tribes in Central Siberia, reported
A » Mitkoek vire p.-»aidant ; «J M Rica,
plainly
drawn
io
Idaho,
and
instead
a-*
--
*»eorga
Hartaan. Jr. aaaataat
by the press dispatches, recalls to
Of the victims of the Slocum dis­
a«
Over a quarter of a million dollars □f the fall e.ection being waged That did not bother him a bit—
aster.
the
live*
of
nearly
90
per
cent
I
students of history one of the most
To win her this man planned
• ere insured in three companies,
wonderful periods in human history. worth of improvements and new around Roosevelt and the unknown Within a month success was bis
ARCH'TECTS AND ßUlLDERS.
making a specialty of insuring work­
buildings
are
now
under
course
of
She
promised
him
her
hand
democrat
i<
<
andidate
for
president.
In the 13th century Asia was a
ing
people
an.l
those
in
moderate
cir
­
' E TROt TMAN. ARCHITECT AND
Koeppen s famous lee Cream cso again be obtained at the old fa­
Mongol stronghold from the Chinese construction, in different stages, in Idaho a ill fight out the question of Some friend asked how he manag'd cumstances
i taper.c’fwJnt. roc« 12 J -*ód btocK
it.
Pendleton.
Umatilla
vorita
Ix><
Cabin
Soda
Fountain
county
will
>•4X00.
polygan.y in her homes, and from
seaboard even to the very forests of
The Oregon delegation to the Chi­
To thaw her out said be.
yit
Id
almost
5,000.000
bushels
of
cago
«on
vent
ion
ha.-
<
hosen
W
B
advan« • indications the fight will be "I did not thaw her out at all.
Poland and Germany.
Ayer chairman. C- H Carey member
She simply froze to me "
Ghengis Khan conquered almost the wheat and has already marketed 2.- extremely bitter yet non-partisan In
of the national committee and J W «
—
James
T
Sullivan,
in
Denver
Post
000.000
pounds
of
wool,
The prpduc- Southeastern Idaho »here the Mor
whole of Central Asia In 1239 and
Campbell mvoiber of the committee *
124o and the Mongol kingdom con ers of this wh at and wool draw the mon settlement is
moat
i dense,
on resolution*
WEAPONS
THAT
KILL.
store
tained more square miles and more bulk of their supplies from this city schools, politics, public policy and
The first colony founded in British
teeming millions than any other em- as the f..mme.xial center and hund­ >-ounty offices are dominated by the
Those picturoaque weapons—the I North America and the second
A. C. kOEPPEN A. BROTHER:
reds of th«m have horn«-* in the city, Mormon vote. That sectioL of the bayonet, tbe saber and the lance—| continent, was at Annaiolis. Nova
pire in history
Scotia
June
21.
16»»4
The
event
is
MAT. CONTRACYDR AND BUILD
Fbr 6000 miles across Asia and where they <an have the adian-ages state is the Mormon stronghold, and things of bulk and glitter, figure more being celebratici generally through-
iatlaatea furalated oc all kind*
largely In war news, no doubt, than
Europe this barbarian despot held of schools, churches and other con­ in speaking of it. the Boise States they do in the casualties of the Rus out the province
ea*-«ry. * «m ea t walks. storne walla.
Leave
order* at l-aal oregeaiaa ad
veniences.
A
new
bank
with
a
capi
­
sway and levied tribute on India,
man says, in disputing the statement sians and the Japanese
Lulu Adam*, of la» Juma
HA. Col . hA*
tal
of
$3*.'.«X"i.
opens
its
doors
today
been
«quitted
by
th*
Asia Minor, Arabia and Indo-China.
of Judge Quarles that Idaho can sup­
jury
«hkb
Cold figures have long differed
KELLER. PLASTERING AND CE-
Patrick --- H King
_ -----------
______
His savage hordes spared neither au U the reports of the two banking press polygamy: "How would he radically from word pictures and
bat •ried h«-r for killing,
mestfac
«'ement valka a apeeiaK,
last February
King had betrayed
tie
paintings
as
to
the
damage
done
nstitutions
already
here
show
r>-
forAtebed
vfc <AATAB
art, age, youth nor innocence in their
punish a polygamist In any of the
her under promise ot marriage and
I>mve
arden at Rad ey A Zebxer a
by
"cold
steel"
under
tbe
conditions
increases
in business southeastern counties of Idaho? Does
marauding conquests. Fierce and narkable
•hen
refused
to
marry
her.
store.
Mala
at
reef
P
O
box 1<M.
of modern war The Army and Navy
brutal, unrestrained and fanatical Thirty new dwellings are being built. he suppose a polygamist could be Journal has published data bearing
In every Instance where a person
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
they comprised the most destructive 360.000 will be expended in new held for trial there or that a jury upon this question which is of espe­ is known to have secured a life-pre­
school
buildings
server
on
the
burning
Slocum,
that
in
the
next
cial
interest
while
the
struggle
be
­
:hrw
and ferocious force ever recorded in
would convict? Does he think offl
rELEPUON'E LIVERY ¡TABLE. COURT
I months, at least three mercantile • - cers of any of those counties would tween Rusisa and Ja|*an is still young person drowned All the life-preserv­
■•‘■re»-.
ct>-rt bavae B- wrr» 4
the annals of history.
and its chance* are th*» subject <>f er* were sodden and rotten and a
- «. po-ç-nr- .r»
A.«ar» goo« twwavta
tablishments
will
be added to the city arrest offenders, or that the magis­ unfve.-sal speculation
They lived in the tent and the sad­
hlndran*•< to whoever used them
■vbik a.»:««
l*b'«c mala 3»1.
this
year
and
295
school
children
were
dle. They preyed on every border
trates would issue warrants for their
It is shown that in tty* Civil War
John Watts, a wealthy rancher of
»LD DCTCB
HENRY
FEED YARD,
land that promised booty, blood aud added to the clerk's rolls for 1904. arrest ? Does he think a prosecution out of 240.712 wounds treateil by the Conejo. Cal. and a hard drinker, has
foca»r West
■k ttrwn.
Over
A A Alloway. proprietor
*5WV worth of improvements could be inaugurated or maintained? surgeons of the Union army only $22. quit the habit tor good without taking
Large <*•
crime to satiate their lust.
•
rtsble
eta.to.
____
.
Plenty ot feed
H-raee
Finally this vast, seething, mould­ have just been added to the magnifi If be does think so he does not un or about four-tenths of one per cent, 'he Keeley- cure, or signing the
.tree rarefai attratioa
were caused by bayonets ami sabers pledge. While drunk b* lay down <>n
cent
city
water
system,
money
is
be-
ering mass of humanity broke up into
demand the situation This is not Who could have guessed that any­ 'he Santa Fe tracks and waa cut in
X'MMERCIAL STABLES tì M FROt'ME
numberless kingdoms, tribes i and ¡ng continually loaned by the city a temporary condition that will thing like that very »mall proportion pie« es by a passenger »rain
propetewg.
Fisa bc-rnaa.
rig»,
from
the
accumulation
care g-.vac transient stock
t«pe
in different change with the passing of some from the literature of the »ar period?
hordes, each preying upon the other.
-iotel
It « aala 141
I tunds and there is no immediate dan
In the Crimean »ar where the Rus
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
Along the very route of the ' Trans
wave of publk- pr«-jiidice; it is fixed
sian tendency to get to close quarter*
Siberian railway, the Mongol i migra- ger of the city or county going to aq«l unchangeable A great church, was encouraged by the conditions of
< «pilai......................... S 50.000
Astoria ha* increased the peddler's
tion started westward toward : Home the devil because local option carried exercising unbounded power, controls the conflict, the saber and the bayon-
li*
**nse
from
$1"
to
$25
per
week
Slot kholders" tidbelil» 550,000
by
93
majority
in
Umatilla
county.
The Huns that swept the eternal city
the sentiment of jt* members on the et were mor«- active, causing 24 Hff
tun-'
E
Meyer
of
!*ortland.
drop
­
cent
of
the
wounds
received
by
the
to the earth was the advance guard
question, and. so long as it shall ex-
BOARDING AND LODGING.
ped dead at his home Tuesdav aged ;
Several reputable papers in Oregon s’. it »ill make it Imixksslble for any British and French soldiers.
of that wonderful migration from Cen­
a
*
'IUTE
H«»t SE LODGlJtQ HOUSE "jñj
But in the Franco-German war of
tral Asia into Europe. One thousand r<- urging the repeal of the registra state where it has many tn»*mt«ers to 1470-71
♦
S- .(h Mali »trwt
i i«i.
The
the bayonet and the sai»er to­
— it
•7>t
ar.J DmUKel ‘
years ago Hungary was founded by »ion law for the reason that it does suppreM the practice of polygamy." gether could claim less than one shows
scholar* against 1180 In #
i» Mra H L Hutlagti«. I-tvp
President
T C. HA1IJCY
one of these straggling hordes ot bar­ not protect the ballot ezeept in lare«
thir«l of one |»er cent of the casualties 19»»3
I
STANFl’XD BOUSE. 313 SOUTH
Mr»
Nan< > K McNamer <»f Forest
barians.
cities. The East Oregonian is xt a
W L THOMPSON Cashier.
The young painter of New York. suffered by the t^-rman armies. It is
Maia street. Mrs
L Mk-baeL prop
Grove.
_
,
____
__
___
_
the
bullet
anti
the
shell,
especially
an
Oregon
pioneer
of
185*.
Large,
«lean
comfortable rooms : beer
Turkey is the scion of another Mon­ loss to know how these papers can »hosi- pici lire. "The Peace Pipe."
aeels. all h-®e cooking
Board *4 . also
the rifle projectile, no thicker than a 1led Wednesday, aged 68
gol tribe that had iu origin on the ask Oregon to go backward 2« years last year took the first Hallgarten lead pencil, neither picturesque like
urntobei buuae; . -ping rooms.
Negotiations for the right of way
borders of the Pacific in Northern to the corrupt and disgusting condi­ prize available for Ameri< an artists the saber nor imposing like the for an electric line from Portland to
I**TEL ALTA. CORNER
ALTA
AND
masses
of
steel
and
iron
Mi l *t-eets Board by the day A
hurled out Salem are now under way
Manchuria and the whole of Eastern tions that prevailed in This state be­ under 35, can hope to add nothing to
•
ood
table
set
latea.
8175
and
84
73
Europe is primarily of Mongol origin, fore the Australian ballot and regis­ the fame of the Umatilla* by distrib­ of great guns, which has always in
Elisha Kellogg, a pioneer steam-
Arcot:i.»s o.‘ F.rms Individua and Corpo-ationr invited
■rr seek Mr» L. Neff. Prop. Pendleton
modern
times
done
the
really
de
­
<>ed Yard la connertio«
L Neff, pr»
’*oat »-ngineer of 1848. died at Port-
As the great torrent of the pastor- tration were adopted. In the mining uting portraits of them through the strurtive work of war
;-rietor.
Four per cent interest allowed on sa» ing« deposits
'.and Wednesday. age«l 78 year*
al nations poured westward out of camps, logging camps and other in­ ¡art galleries of the East. Major l^e
So. undoubtedly It is the rifle which
Dan Ylen, a Chinese vegetable ven­
ATHENA HOTEL. LEADING HOTEL IX
Asia, straggling tribes dropped by the dustries where large bodies of men Moorhouse, with his world famous Is the chief weapon of the conflict
tt* Hty. 81 w to «1
par «lay
HP
der. was shot In the ba< k at Olympia
wayside and planted themselves along were concentrated, the spectacle of photographs has introduced the Uma­ between Russia and Japan —Cleve- Mouday, by an unknown as«u»ilam
Ml Ken. proprietor
land
lx-ader.
the great inland rivers of Siberia,, long lines of voters marching to the tilla Indians to the world, fully and
During 24 hours, Satuniav and Sun
ilEUX H*»TLl. -UNDER NEW MANAGE
«ent. Good meals «nd -lean beds It
where today the only true Mongol ballot boxes with tickets folded by artistically. The Photographic An­
'lay alght, 2" robbertau ami hold up* «
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR PEN!
BOY WANTED.
*■*• coma ooce y»u will keep seeming
heelers and placed in the voters'
blood is found.
»•r«- r<-|x*r»' <! (O thO BffOkRRO I*oli< '- ♦
tty »bite be Ip employed
Especial at
nual, the highest art collection of
The official count of Klamath
“1
co«““erc‘al travelers Mr
Of any age or breed to fill an Im
For a full thousand years these hands to be voted without lnspec- photographs made in the United
nd
Mrs
J
I
Navta.
proprietors
brutal bands have lived pastoral, mi­ tion, was not uncommon before these States, which circulates through the portant positlvn. -•lust have a clear county shows that that county went
face, clean habits a clean record an 1 against local option by *1
'V!TA«;E HOTEL WHEN YOU GO TO
gratory lives, nursed their groveling safeguards were adopted.
Entire very heart of the exclusive art world a clean heart
votes
“ tb* Cottage Hotel
"bite help, tome
cooking
everyrblag
superstitions and hated the multiply­ gangs of men have been seen march­ of Europe and America, has placed
Need not know how to roll a cigar-
A company has been formed to
pispririar Cl**a
° Ce«eelL
ing Caucasian races, encroaching on ing to the polls with ballots held this people before the artistic spheres ette or know how beer fastes. and if dredge Snake river, 12 miles west of
above their beads to Insure the bosses of both continents in a thrilling and he is not up-to-date on the sm«-t;y Weiser. the sand liars there being
their ancient domain.
jokes
SECONDHAND DEALERS.
The vast steppes of Tomsk have that they delivered the goods. Fraud­ interesting manner. Five of Major room. ami vile stories of the pool rich In fine gold
Ut LAVAL
his
ignoram-e
will
be
overlook-
Engineer
G.
M.
Hall,
of
the
Canadi
nurtured the Mongol races. The re- ulent votes, repeating, ballot box stuf­ Moorhouse s best Indian photographs el
V HTRORLR. DEALER
IN SECOND
an Pacific, became violently insane at
Dairy Sappi)
band goods
If tbure to any tala» yoe
pellant climate, the almost lnaccesal- fing and all imaginable phases of appear in the 1904 number of this
He must» be a boy w ho _ get« up
____ ¡n his I*»*» on a freight engine. Wednes­
need io new sad ae.'**od band turalter»,
b'e region occupied by them and tne election frauds have been seen in the collect ion, accompanied by an article the morning cheerfully and builds the day. at Slocum B C
«toaeo. grauiteware and crockery, call and
CoBipany
fire;
one
who
can
on
occasion
isy
cu
ilia prices Nn 2tî t ■«r. street
non-productiveness of the country state before the people determined to from him on Indian photography,
14 ti Gtuei* Si S I
Three hun<lr«*<1 Oregon pioneer* ob­
down his bcx>k and do an errand lor
protect
themselves
by
these
progres
­
taining
badges
from
Secretary
­
under their barbarian methods, have
which has been quoted all over the grandma, who treats his mother ai,d
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
COUPON
forbidden all but the m eage rest con­ sive laws. Since their adoption the world as authority on Indian photog­ sister—an<l every other lioy's mother Himes in Portland Tuesday, aver-
l'leate Afttdffi? tb« mfor
HAI: I MAN
AI SI KACT OO
elections have been practically clean. raphy. The hints dropped by Major and sister—with respect, an 1 who age«l 67 years of age
tact with the civilized nations.
MAKE»
matte« dtwTibed tn
reliable abatta.-.« «f title to all land*
A gatm- ot ball between Cathlamet
doesn't
refer
to
his
father
as
"my
t
’
d
ad«
er
dm
meat
m
Don't
reduce
the
safeguards
It
Today, in North Central Siberia,
any- Moorhouse's art have Induced Ean­
in
Umatilla
county
Loans
oa
city
and
city and
and Hauler, played at Cathlamet Sun­
man."
(arm property
Buya and sella all kind*
the same dark groveling, fanaticism thing, devise more.
By filling out attached coupon you
ger Irving Couse, one of the most
He need not be especially brilliant day. en«l«M in a general fight over a
*t real estate
INwa a geueral brokerage
is found in all iu original grotesque­
busluea»
l*aya taira and makes Invest
famous young American artists to at school, but be must be studious, decision of the umpire.
will learn something to your advan­
■neuts
tor
non
residents
Kefrrence. nny
ness and ferocity that marked the
Seattle banks are making a bitter
In Hood River yesterday. 13 votes make a summer trip to the Umatilla persevering, thorough in his ytudles,
bank in l*endleton
tage. Don’t miss this opportunity;
meridian height of the reign of Ghen­ were cast in a school election, in a reservation, for the purpose of study­ never "cheat" his leat her or himself fight over the offi.e of county treas­
C A HARTMAN. ITva
on examination, or pass a lesson er urer. two rival banking companies
it is absolutely free.
G. A HARTMAN. JR. Vice Pres.
gis Khan, in the 13th century.
district containing 400 voters. It is ing their characteristics, in hopes of problem until he has mastered It.
each having a candidate
Submitting outwardly to Russian sate to say that there are just 3«7 getting new art ideas from contact
M
BKNri.fty
Kt PRESENTS THE
He must be truthful, prompt, obeli-
Stale
The subject of advancing the rates
Dt Lavai Dairy Supply Co.
,
r’IUbl» Or» and sect
arms, the ancient .-.ungols have re­ voters there who are willing to shirk with the tribe. His pictures are not­ ent, industrious. Must make his em of assessment In the A O I W. will
Jent insurance rompauiea
itffkw with
•-11 Drumm St . Ban Francisco. Cal
Hartman Abstract Co.
pelled. inwardly, every invasion of a duty every time. Men who to whom ed for their originally and dash, but ployer's interests his own and never I m * fought out in the Oregon grand
107
First
St..
Fortland
Ore
be afraid that he is earning
of Cow* being milked
even the Russian article of civiliza­ the vital importance of the American whatever he does in 'the line of por­ than his wages, or is called more lodge which mets in Portland in July.
HAUE» j
t s t « X ; • • , * M
some
The United States monitor Wyom­
mi-loaer
Specht, maJ, of laad a*
tion and the announcement to these public school system does not stir­ traying native Umatilla characteris­ time when It’s "John's turn.”
tn« and proof
Inaurane and rolloc
ing
and
th«*
torpedo
lost
destroyers
waiting hordes by impostor priests ringly appeal, must Ire dead to every tics, or surroundings, must now take
He is wanted to respond at once— Paul Jon«*s ami Perry will t>e in
tion* offi.e In Judd l*uilding. room 14
that thei^gods of sun, moon and fire other subject of civilization, Men a second place in the art world, for and in unlimited numbers. Merchants Portland for two weeks after June I
want
him
to
sweep
out
the
store
a
MISCELLANEOUS.
have
them to cast off the for­ who shirk and shun the duty of sup­ the Moorhouse photographs have pre­
few years—and ultimately take charge 25.Th«- United States
immigration
eign yoke and reestablish their olden porting the public education of the ceded him to the hall of fame
ot it. Newspapers want him to com
SEWER CONTRACTORS- REED A LAF
has sent a permanent Inspec-
kingdom, is responded to with a young, at least by their presence at
Ivr mat«* *»anectiooa with tb« sawat lor
mence in the crowd at the luitlom and bureau
tor,
George
W.
Ijtrner.
to
be
station-
•
bualnesa bouse« and privar« residenci»
Commissioner General Alexandrov­ work up to the roomy place at the top.
frenzy that startles even the phleg school meetings and by their moral
a ttrni reaaouabl». leave ord»-a at T. C.
ed
at
Astoria
ill
addition
to
the
of
He is wanted everywhere—in the ticials already there.
matic Russian.
support, are willing that the splendid sky has officially announced the
• a fayl«>r‘» Hardware *t«<«.
The scope and fury of a general system fall down, piecemeal. In abandonment of the projiosed partici- law, in medical practice, in the count­
The
Nebraskan,
an
elegant
freight
8KE YOU UNCl.K WHEN V«V WANT
ing room, to run great railroad sys­
Mongol uprising, fired with the zeal municipal elections as well as school pation of Russia in the St. Ixjuis ex­ tems and build immense public works. steamer, has arrived tn Portland
aooey
Wa make loam oa p> r a*«al
property
T H Gurdalc. l*awa KroAav.
of a brutal and unreasoning fanati- elections citizens undervalue the im­ position, and it is now stated that The people who pay $10,000, $25,000 from New York by way­ of the
Mttarkey building. Court atteet.
Straits of Magellan, making the 13.-
and
$50,000
a
year
salary
are
look
Mr
Hajimeota.
assistant
commission
­
cism, is something appalling for Rus­ portance of personal activity—of cit­
Are the ones that patronize our store We realize that we are
682 tnlleH in 56 «lays, using crude oil
ing for him.
Dill SSMAKIN«; * '. ; . IN.; AND FIT
sia to think of. For a thousand years izenship itself. The trouble with er general from Japan, has announced
new in business here and have a reputation to make. We propose
ting a specialty
Prompt work. Satis
The people want him for judge in for fuel.
Frank Ganrascia. father of Freda
faction guaranteed
Mia» K
Whitley.
the passions and fury of the Mongol most of the corrupt towns and most that every foot of exhibit space that the courts, for members of congress,
to make that reputation by the merits of our goods and the low
»12
Main
street
Ganrascia. who was murdered by her
have lain dormant.
prices we give. A trial purchase at our store will convince you
of the demoralized school districts is given up by Russia will be applied senator and president and the nicest Italian lover, Frank Guglielmo, at
PENDUnON SHIM Dn WORKS—
girl in all the world wants him to be
No awak«*ning torch has touched Is that those who have their keeping, for by Japan.
that our store will save you money We want your trade, and we
Portland, last week, has sued Guglie-
73«» Cottv>nw«x*d atraat Clranlng Jyin«
her husband.—Selected.
guarantee satisfaction.
the cogibustible frenzy of his uature. neglect the trust. About one-tenth
mo's
«
‘
state
tor
$5000
damage
for
the
«nd
repairing
Gotxla called for and de­
Every day records the death of one
livered
I'bona. mala 14H1.
death of his «laughter.
He I has nursed his smoldering feroc- of the population votes and runs the or more of the pioneers of Oregon
Lewellyn Felker has been acquit
Banger Irving Couse. the well
ity i under quasi-restraint and now to organizations, the other nine-tenths Soon the roster of those who came in ted at Helena. Mont., of murdering
kNING BY THE JAPANESE
known artist ami portrait painter of
House Cl«*aning Co. Work done by tbe
see it kindled and turned loose upon refuse to take part in the manage­ the titties will contain no names of his brother-in-law He has been pre New York, will spend th«* summer
lav hour *>r Job
Window cleaning a
laity
Prompt service *t low pnces.
the earth may well cause consterna- ment, but are always kicking at those living heroes. It is now halt a cen­ viously twice convicted of man of 1904 among the Yakima and Uma­
<Ö»4 Gardeu »treet
'Pbone Main 1171
slaughter
in
the
same
case,
each
time
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STREETS. ONE PRICE TO ALL.
tilla Indians, studying their charac­
tion.
who do take part.
tury since that great immigration of securing a new trial.
teristics for art purposes.
Daily East Orsgonlsn by c a rrlsr,
Just now while Pbndleton and
Umatilla county are seen at their best
while the bumper wheat crop is ripen
ing. while the city is in her gayest
robes of flowers and foliage and while
the country is heavy laden with all
th«* various crops for which it is
noted, an excursion should be run
from Portland and all by-stations to
the great feast and celebration to be
held by the Uniat Illa Indians during
the Fburth of July week, on the res­
ervation.
Portland an«! the Willamette valley
cities would be d«*eply interested ill
this feast and in these grotesque or­
gies of th«* Indians. The people of
Umatilla county do not appreciate
the historical value and interest of
these Indian celebrations, because of
their constant contact with th«» Indi­
An instance of corporate greed
ans. but people from a distance would
deserves a severe rebuke by
; enjoy them atnl it would serve to
courts has just come before the
further ailvertise the wonderful in-
lie in Yakima valley. The Washing­ i terests of Umatilla county and Pen
ton Irrigation Company has secured , diet on
No other city in th«* West
magnificent water rights belonging in has the historical environment that
justice to the settlers on the farming Pendleton ami th«* Umatilla Indian
lands and because the settlers refuse reservation enjoy.
to pay an unjust tell of |2.5O per
If the
Commercial Association
acre per year for the use of water, would invite the surrounding coun­
the company threatens to shut off the try to witness these Indian festivi­
water just at the critical Irrigation ties. the railroads would be glad to
period and permit crops to perish An run excursions for the occasion, from
injunction has been applied for to pre­ all points to accommodate visitors to
vent this ruinous procedure and the this city
Arrangements could be
matter will go into the courts. The made to run the excursions on the
cost of bringing water over the lands Jays that would be most highly in­
in question was about $7 per acre, or teresting iu the Indian celebration,
$1120 per 160 acres, and at $2.50 per and thousands of the residents of the
acre per year, or $400 per 160 acres, metropolis would take advantage of
for water privileges this corporation this unique Oregon celebration.
proposes to tax the settlers in Yaki­
As the tribes of the West become
ma valley 28 per cent per annum on more and more imbued with the white
an investment of $1120 per quarter mau's ways, they lose interest iu
section for cost of irrigation system their native celebrations, and the his­
The land is worth $50 per acre or $8.- torical value of an Indian feast and
000 per 160 acres, making the water lance should not be underestimated
tax to this corporation 50 mills on by those interested in the progress
the dollar or nearly double the ot th«- country. It is worth the ef-
amount of all other taxes combined. fort to bring the crowds here
In the first place the water rights i Bak- r City expects to run an ex­
should belong perpetually to the land •ursion from Portland during the I sea-
adjacent to the stream, and should sions of the mining congress In the
never be monopolized for speculation latter city in August Pendleton can
In the second place, the extortion of bring thousands of visitors here right
the company thus taxing the people at a time when she would bA seen
amounts to usury and should not be at her best, and should not miss the
countenanced by any court. No won­ opportunity.
der the government cries out against
speculation in water, where such in­
The issue of Mormonism and po
stances ot injustice are found
lygamy is becoming more and more
IWure
in Three Big
Departments
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LOG CABIN
ICE CREAM
KOEPPENS Th'
Commercial National
of Pendleton
F armers ami D airymen
SATISFIED
CUSTOMERS
Workingmen’s Clothing Co.
• • only 15 cents d weak.