motors of th« entire project, last mile* It «la the biggest winning on
CAN FILL A WIDER FIELD.
application of the same principle
summer stopped off at Pendleton for a race track In th«* history of Am<*r
convict labor on the highways, or at
A business man from Freewater ¡ an interview with the editor of the lea
any other useful occupation would
George I’ Cole, deserter from the
said last evening to the editor of the 1 East Oregonian, in which he sought
lessen the amount of labor required
East Oregonian: “I do not think you to convince hint of the futility of any regular army, »hot and killed wm.
of free laborers without lessening the
FRIDAY. JULY 1. 1904.
Maiiiinoiid ai
Kan.
people realize to any proper extent such scheme The plan then advo­ While trying to I «eavenworth,
amount or quality of the fuel, clothes
escape he wounded
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER or other <*onv«*nlences used by the th«* influence of your Commercial As­ cated by the East Oregonian was ex­ two other m«*n and was himself
sociation; or more properly speaking, actly the one now lieing carried out killed.
In other
Published every Friday st Peadletoa. free man, and his family.
the influence that it might have
Benjamin and Edwin Coxhkrl.
Oregon, by the
words, the free laborer and his fam
a branch plant owned and niaiiag
EAST
OREGONIAN PUBLISHING ily would have a shorter day of la­ What I «*s|x*cially refer to is the ini •*d by the independent Company. It l.ancaHter. Pa . wer«t picking cherries
In a tree through which ran a lustily
COMPANY.
pression fellows from the outside get
. is an even chance that it will be ui> charged electric light wire, They
bor by virtue of the compulsory labor
alxiut th«* town w’ho are guests of the
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,
i ot the criminal, and they could use
1 acknowledged success before the came In contact with the wire at the
year by mail •
Liaily, one yesr
association during affairs like the ; central Institution at Kansas City is same moment, and both fell dead from
it
for
reading,
pleasure
excursions
or
Daily, »lx mouth* by mail
the tree.
shooting tournament
These men.
month» - by
mall
Dally, f three
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other means of self-improvement and
one month by mall
Dally, ous
A <-oii< etisu« of the opinions ot thus««
•nd hundreds of others during the
__ carrte
the
Dally, per month
by carr
enjoyment.
The attitude of
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
__ year
by mall
course of the year's time come here 1 who have attended the great Interna
Weskly. one
mv^by
union man toward labor saving ma-
Weekly, six months by mall
tioiial
«
‘
xhlbits
or
world
’
s
fairs
ot
the
to different events from widely sep
— *-*o, four months by mi
Weekly'
The Butte Miners’ Union has voted
; chinery is very nearly the same as to­
Semi hi eekly. one year by t
• rated localities, and take my word ¡>a.si thirty years. U to the effect that 325.tx"» in aid of the Colorado miners'
Semi Weekly, six months by
ward convict labor: Flor instance, a
Semi Weekly, three months b
for it, their most lasting impressions the St l,ouls exposition is tbe biggest, strike.
. coal digging machine which will do
There 1» ov« r 3100.000.ouo In coln«-d
of
the city are formed right here in but al the same time about the crud
Member Scripps McRae New* A»e«xia the work of 10 men simply throws 10
tloo. _________ __________ _____________
I eat affair of the kind that has ever money now stored In the San Fran« is*
the
Commercial
Association's
parlors
men out of employment who perhaps
co mint
In a certain sense, these men. no been pulled off. It is not judiciously-
Tbe East Oregonian I* on snle nt B B.
The Elks of Roseburg will bulbi a
Rich's Sew* Stands at Hotel Portland nod know no other calling at which they
arranged from the standpoint of the
Hotel I’erkln*. Portland. Oregon
two-story, »ton«- and brick building
I can make a living except coal dig­ matter if they do come here on bus
person
who
must
economize
his
tim>*
this summer.
ging What a destructive doctrine it iness. or for an outing in which mosi
Saa Francisco Bureau. 408 Fourth St
of their time during the day is taken —It takes alxiut twice as much travel
Chicago Bureau. 90» Security Building. is. and subversive of good
The main building of the Philomath
govern-
Wssulugton. D. C Bureau. 501 14th St.
to get in the same amount of sight­ College al Corvallis will Im enlarg
N. W.
n.ent and the good old time imine- up. find considerable time in which to
study their new environment from seeing a** at the Chicago exposition, cd this summer
Telephone. Mstn 11.
_____ woriel custom of unceasing hustle, to
Seattle is alsiut to build a ninnici-
and the whole affair is less complete
cla«m that the coal digging machine the standpoint of the tourist and of
pal electric lighting au lest at Ion that
Entered at Pendleton pootoltlce as second
and
ready
for
the
public
at
the
end
of
the
traveler with a curiosity to satis-
class matter.
will <xMt 318.000.
me the convict be used to lighten the
And you have no Idea, unless two months, thsa the Chicago expo­
toil c. free men by lessening the fy
Four frame buildings at Cbeian.
1» Wash , were destroyed by Are
sition
y»-s
hour» of labor necessary to produce you have been similarly situated else
days
terday. Ix>ss 310.500
a given amount of raw product, in­ where, how far the various influen­
Sam Sal«*, of Baker City, ha» been <
GENERAL NEWS.
stead of being used as a mean» of ces of the Commercial Association's
arrested and plac«-d under 3100 bonds
go In
•••••••••••••••a* adding to corporate wealth, or of equipment and management
for using a canceled stamp
ren
The
jewing down the price of the free formulating visitors’ opinions of the
Ths Beggar.
town Its society, business, prospects tral part ot Africa was run yeeter-1 A purse of 3411* has been hung up
man's labor'
at Sumpter for a comp«*t)tion rock
day
1 gave a beggar from my
and purposes."
drilling contest to be held the
little store
Fifty
thousand
tailors
of
New
Y
’
ork
'
WHIRLWIND ON THE WAY.
And much more to tbe same effect. to fight the “open shop” poll« y. will - Fourth
Of well-earned
gold.
He
Over 31.000.000 ha» been expanded
*om<- of the observations being in the go on a strike
spent the shining store
The depths of hyprocnsy are sound
on Fra»« r river, British Columbia,
And came again, and yet
nature of sharp criticism of the
Th«*
expen»«*«
of
the
Cuban
govern
I
ed by some newspapers and politic­
dykes, to reclaim swamps and land*
again, still cold
Commercial As&xiatlon—not because m«*nt la»t y<*»r were $15.933.646. it** ‘ subject to overflow
ians in tbe wail going up about he
And hungry as before.
receipts.
318.007.302
of mismanagement or neglect, but be­
“dangers of pauper immigration to
Th«* Grand American handicap »boot' A sawmill and planing mill plant
I gave a thought, and through
American institutions." etc., etc. In cause. in the Freewater man's opin­ held at Indianapolis, closed yesterday to coat 3100.IMW. will be built
that thought of mine
summer on ground adjoining
ion. it is not filling tbe full measure There were 163 entries.
the broad sense all Americans are
He found himself the man.
Coeur d’Alene. Idaho
of its opportunities. There was no
im
Cardinal
Satolll,
the
special
repre
immigrants,
or
the
descendants
o!
supreme, divine.
R W Deal, of Union county,
gainsaying his opinions, because they rentalive of Pope Pins X. visited
Fed. clothed and crowned with
migrants, and the exceptions arr
pardoned by Governor Chamberlain
came from the standpoint of an out- President Roosevelt recently.
blessings, manifold.
Deal was serving a four year
taken ovly to the importation of those
And now he begs hj more
sider who is shrewd and fair.
Miss Myrtle Edwards, ot Newark. tence for h<>rs«**t«*a]ing
foreigners
who
are
really
a
detriment
—Magazine of Mysteries
Ray Hilton fell from a railroad
Visitors are always impressed by N. J., swung so long that she fell from
to the country
the swing in an epileptic fit.
bridge near Mullan. Idaho, June 23.
the welcome extended by the Pen­
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But the policy of importing the
Fire of a supposedly incendiary or­ and his back was broken
He stil!
dleton Commercial Association, and igin did damage amounting to |300
lives tn a J.ssoula hospital
most vicious and ignorant classes be­
always highly
compliment
CONVICT AND FREE LABOR.
their 000 in Cleveland lumber yard».
Tbe freight handlers and warehouse
cause they furnish tbe cheapest la­
treatment and speak in most fiati er­
Porto Ricans demand that the men of Ran Francisco vote to con­
There are more than 2000 convicts bor that the great mining and manu­ ing terms of the equipment oi the United State« stop tbe bnt<berlng of tinue their strike until they i
in Illinois employed in lines of manu­ facturing and railroad interests can parlors, and the courtesies shown I their fellow islanders at San Domin­ granted I-' Zt for a 9-hour day
facture which come into direct com­ get hold of. Is one that has been them
Palouse. Wash, June 24. voted
But there is no denying tbe Í go.
Butte will have ao celebration the spe« lai lumlll tax for the erection
petition with the free labor of the especially fostered, indeed originated, fact that only a small corner of tbe
state and manufactured articles made by the republican party. In one year legitimate field for action by tbe as­ Fburth because the Socialists object an additional sch«s>l building, to
to tbe city paying out money for dec­ built on the south side of town.
outside of prisons. This condition is alone 7000 native-born Americans sorts ion is filled, from tbe viewpoint orations.
Tbe commit tee appointed by
were
discharged
from
employment
in
a pet grievance with the labor unions
Secretary Tait ha» issued an order | Boise Chamber of Commerce to sell
of on>- who knows what a full utiliza­
the
mines
and
factories
of
Pennsyl
­
ot that state, which are doing all
tion of its possibilities for advertis­ making the Dtngley tariff applicable l 500 »han*» In a l<a«eba!l association.
they can to put a stop to productive vania alone and their places filled by ing the town and county can accom­ to the canal strip of the Isthmus of had di»i<ore«t of 300 shares June 25.
Panama
The nea freight tariff» from the
labor by convicts, thus paving the specially imported foreigners of the
Not only ran
plish
can “favorable im­
The state of New York is without East «»ver all the transcontinental
way for increased appropriations for lowest classes. There was no out­ pressions
be made upon the hund- a head. Governor Odell and ev«*ry line« into the Northw«-st do not go
the care and maintenance ot the in­ ward trace of a violation of the anti­ reds
of visitors from distant pointa one author!re«l to act for him being In Into effect until the first of August
mates of the insane a4Dhms
New contract labor law relating to immi­
who pass through its portals every Chicago
The Denver Northwestern A Pa­
Y’ork has been through the same hid­ grants. but the places left vacant by year.
Adolph Vancob. of Fort Wllliab. cific railroad and the Moffett line.
but impressions ran be made
the
discharge
of
the
native-born
Canada.
<onfes»ed
that
he
had
sec
j
running
50 mile* out from Denver,
eous experience that Illinois is drift­
that would make Pendleton and Uma­ fire to and burn«*d ttjfififijNfi »
was <«pen«-d Jun.- 23 with rrea* cere­
ing toward: that ot hundreds of con­ Americans were quietly smoothly
tilla county household words all over of building»
mony.
victs driven insane by confinement and permanently filled from tbe ranks
the Northwest and farther. This can
Tfc* 1 ■ : r:
■ ’• - at Hay ■.’.
Wiliinm Shearer a Helena. Mont ,
without work to occupy their minds of the Immigrants, just the same
be done by every eligible person In | was recently »toned by a mob. ba« “■yegg.“ wa» shot.through the body
and upon which to expend their en­
The corporations of different kinds, the < Ity joining the organization, and | receive«! an apology from the Hay* the bullet pasaing entirely through
tien government.
ergies. and that state would have sponsored by the republican party,
his heart He ran a block and 11»«*d
scor* * of wealthy farmers and ranch­
The value of all the mineral pro­ seven hours
never adopted the system of keep­ have been for many years filling this
ers frvtu outside joining it. and tbe ducts of Montana during 19*13 was
A man nam«-d Ross attempted to
ing the convicts busy at trades country up with ignorance, anarchy
increased revenue being put into an 358.20355. an in« r*-a-<- <4 -• *«-n per shout th«- <Y>lumbia riv«*r rapid« 14
which require physical and mental and moral irresponsibility from for­ advertising campaign.
cent over 19*»2
mil«-« north of Bndge|x,rt Th«* skiff
effort had it not been for the exces­ eign countries, and they have some­
Russ
was
Henry Brown, a justice of the was overturned and
No
visitor
at
the
association's
par
sive increase in the appropriations what overdone it, even from their
United States supreme court, wi* drowned. June 25
lore
from
abroad
should
be
allowed
to
for caring for the insane convicts, own standpoint, because this element
marrietl June 25 at Bordentown. N J .
Nine boboe* broke ont of the Lewis­
ton jail in a bunch tbe night of June
rendered so by idleness. But not is the dangerous one in strikes and escape to his native wilds, east. west, to Mrs Josephine E Tyler
During an electric storm at Che» 25 Fir e other petty offenders could
merely is the problem one of the hu­ other disputes, and is fast growing south or north, without carrying with
Pa five boys took refuge under have escape! but refused to do so,
manities. but of political economy in more and more uncontrollable, They him illustrated f>ampblets descriptive trr.
a cherry treet wbi< t was atrock by and remained in jail
of
tbe
splendid
opportunities
which
several phases. The union man who have been, and are. “sowing the
lightning killing three << tbe boys
The county court of Multnomah
sees no further into tbe labor ques­ wind." and the whirlwind Is on the the city and county offer every intel­
Two Cripple Creek miners declare
ligent.
thrifty
and
progressive
man
tion than an irrepressible conflict way.
that General Beil bad them strung up at the rtrart house two weeks off dur­
who desires to change his location
by the thumbs for four boars and ing tbe «ummt-r and two Satuniay
over wages, hours of labor and the
ina? reatad afternoons off each month.
The association managers are on o''ier«ls<*
barbarously
When people shudder at the wick­
closed, or open shop, groans aloud at
tbe right track, but they ought to tl **m
F W Neaaly. of Prosser. Wash.
the
jspect of convicts entering in­ edness of New York city, and cry out
<Jide«in H Burton, of Hnuklyn. has picked 105 crates of strawberries
have 31't to spend on a "follow up
to competition with him in the pro­ against the horrible criminal records
campaign after investors where they »•nt to Vermont to commit «uoide from on«*-thfrd of an acre this sum­
duction of useful and necessary art i- of the metropolis, they forget that
on Ms daughter'» grave, but by mis- mer. and 20 more cnites are easily tn
have i-sr now. and every dollar coul<3b ti.ee shot himself on that of his sight yet on the «atne ground
cles of apparel, fuel or of food, He Greater New York represents a popu­
be r ofitally «pent.
father.
Two ton* of date palm« have been
may be humane enough to admit that lation equal to tbe combined popula­
Marcus Crahan has been sentenced received by mail by the California
the convicts should be usetully em- tion of the states and territoies of
Tbe announced intention of the In to 15 years at St. lx>uls for counter agricultural department, from the
ployed for their own sakes, and long­ Oregon. Washington. Idaho. California.
They cost tbe state
dependent
Packing Company to build ! feiting He is tbe most expert coun­ Sahara dewer
Montana.
Nevada.
Wyoming,
L'tah.
headed enough to admit that it is
pos’age
terfeiter of paper money of large de- 31S each exclusive
in
Portland
a
plant
for
the
reduc
­
■ nomination In the world
cheaper in the long run than increas­ New Mexico and Arizona, or 3,450.000
d»tn<>
Taylor
Slglin.
the
defeated
ed appropriations for the support of people. Il all the crimes committed tion of Northwestern «h«-ep. cattie 1 Rev Edward F Moldenke. of New crat
landidat«* for sheriff of Coo»
and
hogs
into
mutton,
beef
and
pork
i York, out of whose flock 20 were lost county, talks of sontestlng on the
an excessive number of insane. But lion of the states and territories of
! in tbe Slocum disaster, died of heart
be comprehends no alleviation of the of the West could be grouped together and their by-products, indicates a ! failure, superinduced by grief, while ground of fraudulent voting. The al-
I*«**! majority against him was 87.
growing
tendency
on
the
part
of
the
for
a
close
inspection
each
day.
as
it
situation that is outside of the de­
conducting the fun«*ral of the victims
promoters
of
that
great
trust-busting
Alvin Meigs ha* been acquitted at
mands of unionism. This is speaking the crime ot New York city, the result
Because his wife, who »as an in­ Pitzville. of wilfully marrying anoth­
of the average union man, whose pro­ would stagger belief. The proportion organization to oe practical and take valid. must undergo a severe opera­ er mans wife. His wife. Sarah .Me-
pensity to shy at the mention of of crime in the great city is far below advantage of natural conditions for tion to save her life. Carl Schmidt. F«*rron. will now be tried on a charge
remedial measures not demanded in that of the Western states The three the furtherance of Its designs to ■ a mining promoter of New York, went of bigamy
Melg* Is her third utu-
i home and blew out his brain»
band
the by-laws of his particular union, and a half millions of the West are break the hold of the great packing
Further i
Austrian cruiser Kaiserln Eliz-
is proverbial, if the union shoemak­ scattered over such a vast extent of trust upon the producers
George H
Bart eg«-« of Dayton.
' I abeth. which was to have arrived at
it
is
a
vindication
of
the
I>osltion
.
s*,,
rrBn
. -iaco a month ago. has fall- Wash . aged 71 year« died June 23.
er, coal miner or wagon-maker bad territory that the rriminal record
It la He was wealthy, and had been on
recognition as a factor in civilization seems light, compared to tbe record of taken a year ago by the Has’ Oregon ed to put in an appearance
th* coast 53 years He was a veter­
sea
thought
that
it
has
been
lost
at
ian.
which
editorially
advocated
just
outside of a mere profit-producer for the city, while the fact remains that
an of the Indian wars of the 50». and
Chauncey
Hotalling.
living
n
ear-
the boot and shoe, the coal and vehi­ tbe proportion of crime, to population, this very scheme—of a parking plant Binghampton. N. Y . first shot hiii had lived in Dayton 32 yean.
cles trusts, the products of convict is greater in tbe entire Pacific coast in the Northwest, to be built by the blind baby dead, then tri«*d to shoot
R J Finnegan was found shot four
labor would be so utilized as to region, than in the crowded centers of Independent tompany En route from his wife, and set bis house afire, limes, at Butte and died accusing
Portland to Denver, Charles Martin, jeering as the body of his son burn- Mrs Elisabeth Morr.wn of shooting
shorten bis own hours of labor and New York.
him without cause. The woman Is
the secretary and main push of tbe 1 ed.
make his own lot lighter just in pro-
Colonial Giri. 5 years old. won the missing and is believed to have gone
Carrol D. Wright, in a recent ad­ Independent Company, and one of
portion to the amount of wealth the
341 5< hi handicap at St Isnils June 25, into the bills and taken her own life.
convicts produce. In other words, if dress, took cognizance of the grow­ the brightest and most efficient pro Tn 2:09:5; distance one and a quarter The affair took place June 25.
convict labor dug 1,000,000 tons of ing difficulty of men who have pass­
coal, it would be just that much less ed their prime, in obtaining employ­
for fr.-e labor to dig, and the time to ment. The demand is for young men,
hhhhhhhwhhhw
dig it in would be subtracted from and the tendency is to work them out
and to throw them aside the moment
the latter’s hours of labor without
their energy and endurance begin
lessening his remuneration. By the
failing. The pace does not permit a
conservation of forces. Mr. Wright
used these premises as an argument
for some provision by society, or by
the organization of industries, for
pensioning these exhausted workmen.
In Chicago, a few days ago. Andrew
Wermilen. 45 years old, described in
recommendations found among his ef­
fects as “sober, industrious and a
first-class mechanical engineer.” com­
mitted suicide. Wherever he applied
tor work he was met with the state­
ment, “You are too old.” A man of
LOVE DIES
45 should have 15 or 20 yean of good
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox «ays there working power, re-enforced by train­
comes a time in the cour»e of Burned love
when "the thrill goes out of the hand ing and experience. If for any reason
clasp and the kiss at times, and it is then be is not at bis best, he is still a valu­
that hnibsnd and wife may be susceptible
toother magnetic personalities " The rea able asset for tbe community,
son for this condition of sffsir« is often the worth preserving.
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Departments
All This Week
SUITS AND SKIRTS.
* Y X
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Wo Skirts, M Suit», the biggest
-orttnent shown In Pendieron and
go this week at reduced prices.
MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING
Over loo Sults on the bargain
.Men's 310 suits, 3650. 312 00
37 50; 115 00 suits, 38 GO. 200
ren’s suits worth from 32 to (5,
just half price. Mothers,
lxiys In
table
suits,
child-
all go
bring
SHOES.
The big slio* sale go«-« ruernly on.
Don't mins it
ladles*
50 shoes.
3125; 33 00 shoes, 3) 50. Children’s
31 50 shoes, 31-00. Over 2U00 pairs
<>n »ale at reduced prices.
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both demand a ring, and as the occa-
o
aion is an important one. get a ring <r.
lasting quality.
Our aaaortaMDt of
WEDDING RLNGH
contains every kind known to the
JEWE1.RY
trade. Plain band rings of 1« karat
gold in ail widths.
Solitaire diamond rings at ail prices
>- and quality govern tbe price.
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not due to the wife’s nervousne»« and irri­
On account of the repeated robber­
tability due to some trouble with tbe or
gans peculiarly feminine—the wife undei ies by thugs there is a veritable reign
such circumstances feels languid aud spir­
itless—she suffers perhaps from headache of terror in Spokane. The police have
and sleeplessness
donned plain clothes as a means of
Backed up by over a third of a centuru
detecting
the scoundrels and specials
of remarkable and uniform cures a record
such as no other remedy for the diseases have been put on the force. The man
and weaknesses peculiar to women evei
attained, the proprietors rf Dr. Pierce’« who deliberately resorts to thievery
Favorite Prescription now feel fully war­ as a preferred substitute for work as
ranted in offering to pay 5S°° in legal
money of tbe United States, for sny csss a means of earning a livelihood, has
of Leucorrhea. Female Weakness, Prolap lived long enough, and while lynch
Stu. or Falling of Womb, which they can
not cure
All thev ask is a fair and res law is never justifiable, a few strenu
sonablc trial of their means of curs.
our. applications of hemp in such
A great deal of »ickns»« may be saved by
great
keeping on hand a copy of Dr. Pierce’» cases should not cause any
thousand page illustrated book. "The Com amount of public grieving.
•ion Sense Medical Adviser." Sent free
paper-bound, for twenty-one one-cent
A mill man by the name of Cox
■tamps, to pay cost of mailing onJy,' or cloth met with a bad accident about 7
bound for thirty - one stamp»
Address,
World’s Dispensary Medical Association o'clock this morning at. the North
Pole. In some way he got entangled
66; Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y
Constipation and a bilious attack go hand in the machinery. One of the bones
in-hand D% Pierce’s Pleasant Pellet« are of his wrist was broken and he re-
a sure and speedy curt for both. Tiny
sugar-coated granules. One little "Pellet' reived a bad cut on the forehead. He
is a gentle laxative and two a mild cathar was unconscious for half an hour af­
tic. They never gripe. Nothing else u ter the accident occurred.—Sumpter
■just as good."
Daily Miner.
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