The east Oregonian., July 29, 1904, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 6

1
This seed was sown all the way from
haustloti caused by the Inroads of a
Heppner to Walla Walls No partic­
cancer on his lower lip, upon bis vi­
ular returns have been made, but in
tality
Mr. Swank had been afflict­
general terms it is known to have
ed with this cancer for a number of
doue well in almost every instance,
years, and for the past two years had
and a portion of it made such a vig­
been almost constantly In tbe care
FRIDAY, JULY 29. 1904.
orous and close growth that it has OFFICIAL CALL FOR
of physicians
MANY CITIZENS SELECTED
been cut once this, its first season.
Mr. Swank was a German and had
MONSTER MASS MEETING
AS SPECIAL MARKS.
Mr. Taylor is very frank about ex­
been in this country for about 30
pressing the opinion that "dry land
years, but bad never learned enough
alfalfa" is not peculiar in any sense
English to be able to converse in
DAMAGES TO CROPS
except that it is the product of seed Portland Commercial Club Will Enter­ i hat language. Ills only relative liv- Letters of a Mysterious Nature Sent
tain
the
Delegate«
From
Oregon
ALWAYS OVERDRAWN. from alfalfa which has been raised fur
Out to People Who Expect to Find
Ing In America is his son, Gottlieb, a
i succession of years on lands which
Who Attend the Meeting on August well-to-do farmer living near
Free­
a Surprise When They Answer—Set
were semi-arid, and as a result it has
This son has ever lieen solic­
2 and 3—Women Club* of Portland water
of Books Purporting to Be of Great
Wallula Honey Raiser Tell« of Hi« become "acclimated" to hazardous
Will Entertain All the Women Who itous h I hiii I his father's welfare, and
Value Being Sold to the Public—
and
unfavorable
conditions
of
soil
J.
B
Switzler
has
every
month
for
years
past
liqui-
Easy Living—Pioneer
By Internal Treatment
Accompany the
Delegate«—Large dateil all bills incurred for tbe keep­
Sample of the nviting Letter Sent
and
moisture,
and
for
that
reason
is
Owns Largest Band of Horses in
REMNANTS
Without the Aid of Narcotics oc the Kniir
Attendance Urged.
perhaps more hardy and will with
Out.
ing
and
medical
attendance
upon
the
Furnished
the
Northwest—Has
You who sutler with piles know what a
stand drouth better than the product
old gentleman The latter is said to
At just one half th, nt ar value
glorious boon it would be to you to be abso­ i Mounts in South Africa the Phil- of seed grown where there is an
have been not easy to get along with,
lutely and painlessly cuied. \ ou know from
The following official call for the and. would not live with his son.
Sev»*ral leading
won- mon-
ippine and Other Foreign Coun- abundance of moisture.
actual experience that salves, ointments and
mass meeting to lie held in Portland
.Mr Swank, Sr, was an artillery­ or I hnm MurpriH<*<! a few /lay« ago a’
trie«.
other local applications do not cure. \ ou
on August 2 and 3 for the organiza­ man in the German army for 12 r«’<elving a letter which in every caae
MENAGERIE INCREASED.
SHOE BARGAINS
may get relief, but you keep on suffering.
tion ot the Oregon Development years, and served in the last Danish with a duplicate of the letters receiv­
I
"there is a cause for every human ilL Re­
la-ague
has
been
Issued
by
the*
Port
­
ed
by
other
rltlxen»»,
and
of
Three
Whelps
Born
to
Lioness
White
German
war
which
resulted
in
D«-n
which
Hunts Junction. Ore.. July 21.—
move the cause and you cure the complaint.
»3 oo ladies shoes or Oxfords. clearance price ... ... »1.95 pair
land Commercial Association The mark losing a province.
lhe following is a copy:
on the Parade Yesterday.
Piles have two distinct causes: First, con­ There are always plenty of people to
»2 50 ladi«.-»' shoes or Oxfords, clearance price ... .... »1-65 pair
features of the meeting and its pur
Hoi«*l Bickers, Kendleton, Or,,
During the parade of the Floto |ioae have not been fully set forth be
gestion of the liver, second, constipation re­ predict crop failures If a heavy frost
»206 ladies shoes or Oxford» clearance price ... .... »146 pair
SATURDAYS
LOCALS.
July
2«»,
J
904.
show's yesterday, three whelps were
sulting from p«vor digestion.
occurs they can be heaid croaking born to the monster African lioness, fon*
Mr Thomas Thompson,
»1 50 ladles shoes or Oxfordr, clearing price......... .... »1.16 pa*r
Portland. July 26.—A convention for
R N Adams, a J
Pendleton, Oregon:
on the street corners that the crop vnd a tew people who learned of the
I >»ar Sir. In regard to a cour lea y
will be a total failure, If a wiud fact and secured permission to view the purpose of organizing an Oregon in town today
R II Graves, ol Weston, is at the that hab been extended to you from
storm bits us a swipe in passing they the little kings of the jungle, saw a Development League will lie called to
( Washington, l> C , I would be pleased
will be heard in doleful accents pro­ sight never before witnessed in Pen order promptly at 16 o'clock a m Bic' era today.
Tuesday. August 2 at the Marquam
claiming the news and assuring all dleton
Dr J. Griswold, of Helix was in I to in riMmally explain sam«- to you if
! you will kindly cal! at the Hotel
who will listen to their plaintive tale
1 lie whelps wete about <he size of Grand theater Portland. Or under town yesterday.
i Bi« kern at 11 o'clock on Friday morn-
of woe that the grain lies flat on the large sized cats, and were all spright­ ihi auspices of lb»* Portland Commer
Clark
Nelson,
of
Weston. is a guest I illK
absolutely removes these causes by increas- ground and can never be harvested. ly. strong and healthy The* cage was rial Club, which will have for Its pur
it
the
Pendleton
Respectfully yours.
ing the flow of digestive juices in the stom­ If a heavy rain occurs they are the closed to the public, as the lioness ¡lose the development and upbuilding
THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES
A M Gillis, the Athena lumber
ach, and relieving the congestion of the first to announce, a probable shortage was cross and fretful, only a few of the state of Oregon
S. H. HAWKINS
man. is iu towi^ today
liver. It is a tons: for the entire bowel sys­ on account of the grain being shatter­ friends of the management being al-
Representation.
h transpires that Mr. Hawkins is »oeeweeeeoeoooooooeooeoooooeeoeoooooaeeeoeaaeaaaaaaae
tem and helps each particular member of ed or washed out.
Dr. E O Park.-r and wife of F.!««' th«* ssenr for a compilation of public
lowed io peer through a crack in the
is
a
>lele
Every
editor
in
Oregon
this system to work easily and naturally.
I Well, we had our heavy frost, we cage to view the family.
ament»» — Pr«*«identlal Messages
Rock . are in town tislaj
' gate at large
You simply take a tea-poonful of this pos­ had our windstorm, and we had our
The three young members of the
C. 8 Roudouck and H V Pom pells. Ull Other Public Documents— made
The governor. I nited States sena­
itive. interna! remedy three times a day be­ heavy rain, and from all appearances
Kioto menagerie lay in a snug bundle tors and i-ongressmen are also d«*le- ot Irrigon, are in the city.
by ('oniressmao Tom Richardson, ol »♦64 ♦♦»♦♦♦♦»♦♦•■» »♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦4 ■++++♦♦♦+♦ >4 4 4 4
fore each meal. It is pleasant to the taste
Tennew
st
alleged to be :
and absolutely free from opium, cocaine or we will have a record breaking crop. ill the middle of the cage, stretched ‘ gates at large and are expected to
F H Holbrook, ot Irrigon is a guest ’-omplled by him least
Mr Hawkins visit-
mt full length, enjoying the hot eve- >ie present
Will Be Bumper Crops.
other narcotics. It is not a palliative or
Hotel St George today.
<-d this place some three or four years
temporary remedy ; it produces a positive,
i spent the past tew days in the ung and seemed to be tn their prop-
The mayor of each and every city
Mias Stella Mathews, of Pilot Rock
radical ai d lasting cure.
vicinity or Mynck. Helix, Vansyele. ■ element, as Pendleton weather yes­ land town in the state, as well as the I# in town en route from la Grande > ago and roped in a number of citizens
¡on exactly the same plan, at »26 per
Dr. Perrin's File Specific is sold under an Hunts. Junction, Eureka Flat and terday evening very much resembled ¡county judge of each and every »-oun
home
The scheme Is not denounced by
Walla Walla I have talked to many that of their native jungles. about [tv. is urged to uam<* lu delegates
W H Switzler, of I'matlUa, is at | the nr inns as ar. out a nd-out swindle.
Racine Buggies and Macks
of the heaviest wheat raisers in this season of the year
The president or executive officer the Bickers while here on business { but t hose w ho
Î
Invested do claim that
While the lioness was asleep, the ¡*if every commercial, industrial agri
to cure any
of blind, bletdini. itchxn< or internal Northern Umatilla county, and almost
Bain Wagons
pile», no matter ho* chronic or
w.ed it may be
I the- price {laid was out of all propor -
sightseeing went on uninterruptedly, cultural, horticultural liveatock. dairy. today.
:
Out of over 1»» (*• cases mere are on’.y three on record without exception they say that this
Mrs M U Hurlburt of Echo is in tion to the value of the returns In
where a positive cure has not been made
year's crop will be heavier than usual and the whelps were not disturbed, | irrigation, mining or other similar or­
♦
D t . Perr.T. s Pile SpeciSc can be procured of any re-
¡other
words,
that
tbe
book«
are
‘
dead
but
the
mother
awoke
while
a
few
♦
"I will average 30 bushels or more
liable dru»nru»t under an inxk-clad agreement to letund
ganization having for its puriiose the tbe city today the attest of Hotel horse ' and are not fully what they < ■
v(>ur money should you take two SI •• bottles of the to the acre, and some ot my neighbors l>eo,.le were peering into her cage, development of any industry, is urged Bickers
remedy without »eceinug pumti« benefit.
be.
Some
even
will crowd 40 bushels pretty closely." and «he .lamedlately became fretful, to name 10 delegates, and io add him­
Cloyd Oliver and wife of Er bo. w ere were represented to
Dr. Perrin Mediczl Ccu. Helens. MonUn*.
picked up cne of her babies in her self and se< retary to the delegation, in town yesterday and today, return- claim that whoever wishes can obtain
sard a Helix wheat raiser to me
I of hl» congressman, under the frank­
"While 1 have some wheat that is m«uth and raced the cage and grum­ i as active workers are espe< lally de­ ing home
ing privilege and by an outlay of a
THE NEW ECONOMICAL
down and that the combine may miss. bled As she had killed two other sired
Joe
Cunha,
the
alfalfa
raiser
of
vamp and the trouble of
. it will not be lost for I will turn it into former babies by this procedure, the
In order to secure the best results, Echo Is In town, having driven in twocent
writing the request, any of the docu-
pork.* I will put the bogs in the field management took her cage out of the every element ot tioom should be from Echo
men's contained in the Tom Richard
NO COST OF OPERATION.
1 to forage a living as soon as my crop tettt. where she would be undisturb­ eliminated Exact reiorti as to shat
F 8. Le Grow, of Athena. is a guest •on compilation, and that if be wishes
ed. as they very much desire to raise individual growers have accomplish
. is harvested.”
at Hite! 8» George today while here all of them and has 'be patience to
t The yield about Helix will be more tuis family.
ed. are what is desired, Plain and
»rite for them, that he ran get ail
One of her offspring, an 18 months direct statements are wanted giving on I ua>hers
; uniform than in the Eureka Flat
ot
thc-m In other words, if the scheme
oid
youngster
was
exhibited
to
the
George
Hunter
and
sister.
Miss
Hunts
Junction
and
country. Between
actual results as to »uluvatlon growth
not a swindle out and out, it cer­
i Eureka there are many fields that are spectators in a nearby cage, ibis be­ and marketing tn all agricultural pro­ Audrey Hunter, of pilot Rock are in is
tainly is a big graft
being cut for hay and here and there ing the only one of her eight families ducts. fruit and livestock, accompa tow h t oday
The assertion is made that Mr
Celebrated Hodges Line of Headers. Mowers,
Andrew I arsen and Elmo Gordon.
you will see a field of spring grain of whelp» that has lived to become a nied by the name of tbe grower and
¡»ermanent fixture with the menag location of tbe land—generailtie«, no prominent farmers of the Juniper Hawkins is ■ arefu! to avoid making
that will be pastured
Binders and Rakes
himself conspicuous on this trip, and
On the ottier hand there are scores erie.
matter boa delightfully put. are of country are in loan today
that
he
does
not
renew
the
acquaint
­
It
the
management
can
raise
these
Houser & Haines’ Combined Harvesters
of fields that will run from 25 to 30
little value
Dora Wormington has sold to E E ances be made on his former tour to
I bushels to the acre. The combined three youngsters, they will add »>••
Th»- great railroad systems travers- Dotson for »12’"'. an irregular tract this place It would be interesting to
Machine Oils and Extras of All Kinds
property
value
of
the
show.
j harvester is less in evidence in the to tbe
ing Oregon have several thousand within the city limits of .Milton
know bow many men be listed as sub-
Eureka Flat country than in Umatilla
men actively engag«-d in securing im
Agent for Walla Walia W'eeder
Hand Badly Injured.
Prof It C French president of tbe srnoers to the compilation, by the
¡county. Much of the wheat is headed
migration ar.d these same railroads
above
appeal
to
the
vanity
of
those
of
the
John
Stricker,
an
employe
W«
«ton
Normal
is tn tbe city today
j and fed directly from the beader wag
have industrial departments which
Cooley a Pierce Company, yesterday will cooperate with cities and towns on busine»«
connected with tu» wb> upposed the y had been selected
on to the threshing machine.
as subjects fur a special literary d la­
lacerated
his
left
hand
on
a
sack
book
In other fields the self-binder is at
on their line» in the location of man­
{»■nsa’ion by tbe authorities in. the
work, followed by two men who are appended to a combine which he was ufacturing enterprise», and they war.t
Mis« Annie Ro«»« h, of La Grande,
shocking the bundles preparatory to working upon He slipped and fell. to know just what has been accom la In town today a< companid by her government printing department.
Successor to Umat.la Implement Co
Pend;eton, Ore.
J V Tallman. Dr. C. J Smith and
hauling it to tbe threshing machine and as he went down reached out and pilshed and reports will be asked for cousin. Miss
ila Mathew,, who
Here and there you may see from 24 grabbed at the machine to stay him­ from ail Interests represented through has been visiting her at lai Grande other prominent citizens have b«»-n
selected as special msrks by Mr
to 32 horses strung out in front of a self, An a result, his hand caught on delegations and no feature of tbe pro­ MI m Rœsch
visit relative« at Hawkins, and the plan seems to be of
combined harvester, while the driver the sack hook, which tore through gram will be more advantageous and Pilot Rock
genera! scope
• ♦ ♦ • ♦
shoots a swan shot from an air gun the ligaments and muscles back of interesting than this.
the little finger, nearly tearing that
Miss Steiia Lalande, of Weston,
at tbe horses that are lagging
If
you
haven't
a
buatne»«
organlza-
member from the hand It la a dan- I tkiu in your »-ommunuy. or some in tuso today en route to Heppner
WERE NOT HEREFORDS
Surprised at Western Ways.
gerous and painful wound, with more
where she will visit for several week«
other
body
through
which
you
<
an
be
Write today for free illustrated book.
An Easterner who saw four horses than an even chance that he Rises the
organize at once, and it M .s» Lalande resided in Heppner at Burr Johnsen of H,aa*Zy Ra ses
HARVESTERS* SUPPLLIES.
BUILDEFS*
HARDWARE.
Columbia Engineering Works walking back of the beader and push­ finger and has a crippled hand for represented,
Nothing But Shorthorns.
your
meeting
is only large enough to the time of tbe fiood. removing to
The wound was dressed by Dr elect the delegates,
10th and Johnson SU.. Portland. Or. ing it said; "By the great born spoon, life
Weston a short time afterwai
name
yourselves
UNIVERSAL
STEEL
RANGES.
GENUINE
CHRI6OLITE
GRAN
Burr Johnson, the ,.<daway stock-
look at that; that man has got his McFall.
and come, for it is the willing work
1. A Esteb, the Echo attorney, was | :a»t. tak«w exemptions to the report
cart before his horse. Back where I
ITEWARE
A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING TOOLS AT THE
<-rs w ho are to do the most fur Or»* in loan yesterday and today, return­ I that hi» cattle are grade Hereford«
came from the horses puli our mowers
Downs-Grave«.
gon
He has no use for tbe Hereford as
ing
home
this
morning.
Mr.
Esteb
and binders Out here they are push
Mfca Minnie IZ« ji of Free
Be sure to bring yuur wive«, da ugh
| compared with the Shorthorn, and his
ing them."
ar*i R H. G a i-s of W-.ston. « were ters. sist»rs and sweetheart», for describes Echo as prosperous In a ! rattle are alm««', exclusively grade
Oregon Beau the WoHa
married today in the parlors of I the while the men are busily engaged in high degree and all the habitants ■ Shorthorns there being but one ani-
as hopeful and confident about
The finest single field of grain 1 Hotel Bicker«. Rev. Jonathan Ed the convention the Woman s Club of therwif
i msi in the recent sale be made to a
the future of the place
saw was on the hill land between wards officiating
Portland will look after the comfort
! buyer irotn the Sound that was not
6*3 MAIN STREET.
Weston and Athena, though there are
of the women of Oregon
S bon b«>rn
many other neids almost as good in
The Oregon Water Power A Rail
In his opinion, the beat all-purpose
the vicinity of both ot these places
way com;>any has tendered the use
I cattle for this country is the grade
: ot tour large <wr» for the trip to Can-
Honey at Wallula.
Shorthorn On scant feed they rqfain
WE FLRMSH ESTIMATES ON PLUMBING AND SOLICIT
emah park, beyond Oregon City, one
[ their flesh and shape better, do not
Wallula I met J. R. Lindley.
VOIR WORK
ot tbe most delightful trolley rides in
i gaunt so easily ar.d they arc- prime
"Last year I raised 3500 pounds of
America A committee from the Wo
! favorite» with ail buyers.
bonev, the year before I bad over 5.
I man s Club of Portland will have
The Hereford he bolds, "runs out'
000 pounds." he said
"I keep my
< harge of this party, and it wtU be re-
[ewsliy I'nle»» constant watch of the
bees in one acre and a half ot ground
I stricted to the wire« daughters, sis-
strain is kept up. all that the owner
and they work on the willows, red
I ters and other ladies accompanying
has after s few years is a white face
clover and wild Bowers tor miles
I delegates to the convention
These SHIPMENT DELAYED BY
without quality or stamina
around
They only keef me busy J. P NELSON WILL FURNISH
[ special cars will ¡eave from the cor-
Mr Johnson has been on the <oas'.
about two months a year
CHICAGO SITUATION 60 years and cons'antly in the «-attle
CITY WITH WATER [ ner of First and Alder streets exactly
“NOW SUMMER BLINKS ON
"Through May and June I am quite
at 3 o'clock p m . Tuesday, August 2
business for 35 years He state« that
FLOWERY BRAES." busy extracting honey, and caring for
An infcrmal reception for the la­
th« first »'rain of Shorthorn on the
the
new
swarms
In
the
fall
I
strike
and the joys of carriage riding are at
Three
Hundred
H»«d
of
Prime
Bee*
dies asr; gentlemen by the Portland
cons- was driven through during tbe
their best, provided you have the out and sell my boney to the farmers. Gaso'ine Pumping Plant Will Be In­ Commercial Club at its nvoms on the
Steer» Ready for Sh pment Mon. forties and bred to the old-fashioned,
stalled on Property Purchased of
right vehicle. You will if you make In winter I bunt and in spring I fish
eighth floor ol the Chamber of Com
day Morning May Be Held Indefi­ long-horned Texas stock, which was
your selection at Neagle's. We have I take it pretty easy and my bees
J. H. Koontz in Edge of Town— merce building. Tuesday evening, from
for years the only cattJe on the coast.
nitely — Asa B Thompson, J. B
carriages to suit every fancy, from make my living for me.’
Reservoir Will Be Bu'lt and Perma­ 8 to 11 o'clock
{hiring both days of
Th«- inc rease tn the number of Short­
Pioneer J. B. Switzler.
phaetons to buckboards, and every
Saylor and R N Stanfield Have a horns was gradual but uniform from
nent Wells Dug—Abundance of Liv­ tbe convention, and at all hour», the
one made right in style and fintait.
At Wallula I also met J B. Switz
Fine Orove of Fat Cattle—Would tha* time until the present.
ing Water Found at a Distance of rooms and »-specially the tower of the
guaranteed to give the easiest riding ler. who for 'he last 25 years has
Commercial Club, will be open for tbe
Mr Johnson has three carloads of
Not Face Unsettled Situation.
and most durability.
26
Feet
been raising horses
Mr. Switzler
u»«- of the delegate* Portland and its
cattle now on the range near Hidaway
We have the celebrated Winona is the owner of Switzler'» island in
environs from this
elevation 1«
which »ill ready for the market with­
wagons, hacks and buggies. Made for the Columbia river on which sugar
Fifteen cars of fat cattle are being in a month, but he is lnc!in«M to the
this climate. Call and see them.
J P Nelson, the Minnesotan who thought by many to be the most de
beets are being very successfully
lightful birdseye view of tbe city to
belief that the present depression in
We set your tires while you wait, raised
has the franchise for putting in wzter be obtained anywhere in this country. temporarily delayed at Echo by the prices will not be relieved within that
strike situation in Cbicago
on the hydaulic machine. No brute
Mr. Switzler, in speaking of the works at Echo, was in town yesterday
The railroads have joined, for the
Asa B Thompson. J B. Saylor and I time and that he will probable hold
Ing or burning of wheels. Adda to horse business, said. "I have several
life of wheels Try it and be pleased thousand running for 100 miles up and and today, returning to Echo this first time, in making tbe extraordi R N Stanfield have a shipment of [on to th«- animals for some time Tbe
narily low rate of one (are for the
mountain pasturage in that country
ON DRAUGHT’AT
NEAGLES BROS.
down the Columbia. We gather them morning Mr Nelson has invested round trip from all points in Oregon 300 head of prime beef steers which is fine, and all stock are In fine condi­
were
to
have
ueen
.shipped
from
Echo
Big Brick Shop.
up twice a year for the spring and heavily in Echo and after a year's in order that this convention should
tion
fall round-up. Two years ago I sold residence there has the courage and represent not only all the interests, to Chicago next Monday morning
The
unsettled
strike
condition
and
a band ot 4'A'O in the Great Bend faith of his convictions that the town but that all portions of the state
the general feeling of .uneasiness and
MORE SHEEP SALES.
country tor »16.00U. an average of »4
should be represented among its del­
per head. I will probably sell this has an assured future before it. He egates and participate In Its delibera- depression following the renewal of
the {tacking house strike, has caused Connolly Will Take 3000 Lambs of
bought what is known as the "Koontz
OF PENDLETON.
band on the Columbia if 1 can
tions.
them to hold the shipment in abey­
His Own Raising East.
"I have made lots of money out of property." and a half interest in tbe
The railroads show by this act that ance at this time, until further de­
J. E. Ruaaall A Co. Props.
CAPITAL...................................»70,000 horses During the Boer-English war Halstead addition, and has other
Joe Connolly sold *50 yearling
they
are
heartily
in
accord
with
the
velopments take place.
SURPLU8.................................. »60.000 I sold about 1500 to the English gov­ smaller holdings in town and vicinity.
sheep to Frye-Bruhn, and Lev Butler
formation
of
the
Oregon
Develop
If the strike does not increase in
•Mr. Nelson has sunk prospect
Transacts a general banking busi­ ernment at from »50 to »60 a head. It
m»*nt League, and are willing to do extent or bitterness, the shipment •00 head of 2 year-olds to the same
ness. Exchange and telegraphic trans­ cost me from ,6 to »7 apiece to break holes, and tbe results conform exact­
firm
Both lots leave Meacham by
■
their
¡iart
in
adding
to
the
population.
will be made on Monday, as original­ the same train, and go directly
fers sold on San Francisco, New York, them to ride as they had to be ridden ly with the findings in the old well«
' wealth and Industries ot the state.
ly
intended,
but
If
the
same
unsettled
of
tbe
vicinity,
in
all
of
which
an
Chicago and principal pointa tin the before being turned over to the re­
Immediately upon choosing dele­ and uncertain features prevail at that east. About the middle of August
average depth of less than 200 feet
Northwest
ceiving officer.
gates. please notify your local papers . time. It is poslsble that the cattle will Mr Connolly expects to take 3000
is
found
an
abundance
of
the
finest
Drafts drawn on China, Japan and
"I have been selling them for years
and send notice to the Portland Com . lie held at home indefinitely, as the head of lambs of his own raising east
whether io Chicago or to Omaha
Europe.
to the United States government. In water.
' owners do not wish to risk the uncer- depends upon the market conditions
The central well and tbe pumps of menial Club.
Makes, collections on reasonable fact, you will find my band scattered
A
program
of
brief
but
explicit
'
'ainty
of
a
big
strike
in
adition
to
On«* hundred dollars is a pretty g km ! reward for five minutes work,
all over tbe United States, In tbe the water works will be situated in speeches on various subjects will be ; tbe ordinary depression of the pres- at that time
terms.
tbe edge of town, on the block first
yet that i- shat J E Strode of Waitsburg. Wash., got from the F»«-
Philippines and in South Africa."
arranged
In
advance,
ami
every
pos
­
No Jurisdiction.
LEVI ANKENY, President.
Just now the water industry is at mentioned—the Koontz property. The sible »-ffort will be made to have this , ent cattle market
Oregonian n our last subscription contest He received with the compli-
W. F. MATLOCK, Vice-President. Its height in the upper Eureka Flat. pumps will be operated by a gasoline convention result In bringing tbe Or­
A
motion
for a restraining order ment- of * . East Oregonian «ithou a i-«nt of expense to himself, a »100
engine
of
20-horse
power,
The
reser
Rib
Broken.
The train leaves Hunts Junction sev-
G. M. RICE, Ca«hi«r.
Is now pending in the case of Mrs. rubber-tired buggy. We propose to conduct another subscription contest
egon ¡Msiple together and In forming
era! times a week with water for the voir will be situated 2000 feet ap- plans which will result to the benefit
The aged father of Benjamin Mor i'hilamme Smith vs. Huy-yuts-mil ken. on the following l*asi--;
proximately
east
of
the
wells
and
ranchers. No water la found on the
From now until November 4th we will take new subscriptions sent in
of every portion of this great state. ton. who lives 10 miles north of Pen- the plaintiff bringing the motion by
dleton. had a rib broken this morning her attorneys. Slater a Hinkle, to by our subscribers and to lhe one who gu< sses nearect to the vote received
flat and cisterns are made and al! wa- pumps, and on a point 120 feet above
•Very respectfully,
the
general
average
of
the
city
’
s
ter is hauled in.
PORTLAND COMMERCIAL CLUB and sustained other, but slight, injur­ prevent the defendant. Samuel Pam- by th«- winning presidential candidate in this state, we will give one-half of
ORGANIZED MARCH 1, 1889.
ie«. by the falling of a large barn burn. Huy-yuts-mil-ken's lessee, from all th«' money received from this contest.
In spite of this drawback one farm level. It will be 30x40 ieet in dlarn
eter
and
approximately
12
feet
deep.
there has averaged for seven years
door against him The door was lift­ disposing of the wheat crop on the
For example if you .oink President Roosevelt will receive the major­
BIG SHEEP SHIPMENT.
CAPITAL................................. »100,000 30 bushels of wheat to the acre. Some This is the size that is probable—
ed off iis roller by a strong wind as land in question.
The crop—160 ity of votes in th«' coming election, fill out the coupon. "Roosevelt's total
Transacts a general banking bualneea. day artesian welis will settle the wa- the minimum size, while It is more
Mr Morton. Sr. was opening it. with acres oi fin« wheat, is easily valued vote in Oregon will be (.................. and put in your estimate.
liable to be- larger than uf the diruen Gus La Fontaine Sell« 1200 Yearling« the result mentioned. Dr. .McFaul at »4000. In the hearing of this case
Interest allowed on time deposits. ter question.—Fred Lockley.
sions mentioned, The figures given
If our subscribers co-operate with us as they have in previous contests
Exchange bought and sold on all
and Dry Ewes—Other Shipmenu to baa the case in charge and left the In the United States court at Port­
imply a capacity of approximately
principal points.
prtient resting quite comfortably con land last week. Judge Bellinger decid­ ami as we expect they will in this, we a ill take in several hundred dollars
WEDDING A SURPRISE.
Follow.
100,000 gallons.
and possibly much more one half ot which will go to the person who
Special attention given to collec­
ed that he had no jurisdiction.
Gus la Fontaine has returned from sidering his years.
Mr Nelson intends to have the sys­
guesses nearest to the vote in Oregon for the winning presidential eondi
tion«.
___ Prayer Meeting Converted Into Beau­
tem in operation by the first of No­ Mea< ham. where he helped look after
Mrs.
McIntyre
Holds
Her
Land.
tiful Marriage Ceremony.
Afraid
to
Tell
the
Facts.
....
vember. although It is possible that the tciading and shipment of 12W
Ther«' is only one requirement and this is import.nt
name
W. J. FURNISH, President
In the case brought by Joseph Guy-
L J. Anderson, a reservation wheat
Last night at the close of the prayer it will not be completed until next sheep—yearlings and dry ewes, which
J. N. TEAL, Vice- President.
h« sold to Carstens These sheep arc­ farmer, refuses-to divulge the prob­ ett against Mrs. McIntyre, to recover SENT IN MUST BE THOSE OF NOV SUBSCRIBERS. Renewals of sub
meeting
at
the
Methodist
Episcopal
spring
T. J. M0RRI8, Cashier.
now on their way direct to the East­ able or actual yield of grain on his 160 acres of Reservation land. Guy- scription will not be counted in this contest. Subscribers can participate
J. W. MALONEY, Ass't Cashier. church, the pastor announced that a
this way
Get some neighbor to take the Weeklv Has; Oregonian for
ern markets. They are a choice lot holdings this year, because "the grain ett claims the land as his Individual in
wedding would take place at once in
Habeas Corpcs Denied.
tour momhs for 5«1 cents Send
ja««-« «-
------ — order
»— * for the 50 cents or tn
in a - —
money
holdings
lH*eau8e
at
the
time
of
the
and
all
ready
for
slaughter.
The
speculators
fise
these
inflated
esti
­
the
main
auditorium
of
the
church
No. 7301.
A writ of habeas corpus was asked
1<- ami 2c i stamps
2 or silver
”
__ ___
__ on th«' presidential
aceompanie.l by your
guess
Tressurv Departnomt Off he ot Comptroller This was quit® a surprise to the com­ for in the circuit court by the attor­ price received for them could not tie mates to bear down prices with.
It allotment. Mrs. McIntyre was his wife vote. If you
... do
a not . want . to ask some neighbor to’subscribe?"send~In
.
..
of tbe Currency.
and
had
an
interest
as
such
in
the
learned,
bill
Mr.
la
Fontaine*
express
­
is
bad
enough
for
everybody
to
tell
neys for William McDonald, who is
Washington. l> C., June 14. 1904. pany gathered for prayer.
cents
and
th«'
name
of
some
friend
in
the
East
v
’
_
~
’
who^ is interested
in the
The bridal company entered and accused of the burglary of the Sones ed himself as penectly satisfied with it when they tell just what is true allotments of the family. The Uniteti w.st<-rn country
Whereas, b.v aatlsDetory evidence, pre­
let
him
read
the
Weekly
East
Oregonian
and It I ” will
Hen ted to the undersigned It baa been the service was changed Into a beau­ & Walker store at Helij on July 5. his returns.
States
courts
hold,
however,
that
the
about the big yields; but nine-tenths
give him mor«' news about the resources ot the Inland Empire -han vou
made to appear that "The Commercial Na-
land which Guyett would hold is Mrs. could
During the first few days in August of th«m He alxntt it, anyhow."
nona I K.**nk of Pendleton,” located in tbe tiful and impressive marriage cere- Judge Ellis heard arguments on a mo­
if you wrote him a 5o-page letter a week p
— every 50
- cents 7 vou
For
McIntyre's individual property, her
* ity of Pendleton, in the county of Ctaa m< ny, when Mr. Charles Marshall and tion this afternoon to quash the writ, Mr. La Fontaine will deliver to the*
wili
b<*
entitled
to
one
guess
If
you
get
tour
of
your
friends
to uke
it
tills and »rate
of
Oregon, baa
com- Miss I .aura McAfee, both of this city, which was done
rights not being affected by the fact
yOUr cp
frkn<ls
take it
Received Title to Land.
A bench warrant same firm for shipment between 2«00
four months each, you will be entitled to four guesses,
;; you ’« get
pll«-«l with all tbe provlaiona of tbe statutes
. or if
one
that
she
has
been
divorced
from
Guy
­
and
3<
mhj
lambs,
also
fat
and
resdv
for
were
united
in
the
bonds
of
wedlock.
for
McDonald's
arrest
was
then
Issued
O.
Warner
has
received
from
K.
of the United .States, required to be com-
new subscription for a year for the Weekly for »1.50 ySu 'are entitled"^
pll«-«l with before aa aiisociatlon shall be
The young couple are well known and he is still in jail, and must'stand the shambles.
the state land board a patent to 160 ett and married to another man.
three guesses. Some one of our subscribers will get — one
half of all
— —... »V.)
authorize«! to commence tbe boniness ot here and will make their home In the trial at
The
J.
E.
Smith
Company
is
todav
the next term of the circuit
acres of land in section 36, township
money taken in on this contest. I It ----------
" —
banking.
may t>e only
»50, or it may be several
loading
for
Redman
3000
sheep
at
Wheat
Farm
Sold.
city
court.
There
is
said
to
be
very
6 south, range 34. The land lies di­
Now. therefore. 1, Thomas P Katie, dep-
hundred dollars but whatever the sum the one wU> guesses^nearest’io't'he
uty and acting comptroller of tbe currea-
What is commonly known as the presidential vote in Oregon for the winning candidate will get one half nr
strong
circnmstantial
evidence Meacham These sheep will pass rectly south of Pendleton, very close
,-v' do hereby certify that 'The Commer
through
Pendleton,
but
whether
they
DRY LAND ALFALFA.
against McDonald tending to prove
to the southern line of the county, on Rigby place a short distance east the money.
<-ial Nation»! Bank of Pendleton," located
that he committed the househreaking are destined for the Sound markets a branch of the North Fork of the of Saxe Station, has been transferred
in th., city of Pendleton. In tb« county of
RetnemlH'r th«* guess is on the vote cast in Oregon for the successful
or
will
exentually
go
East
over
the
Cmanila and state ot Oregon 1« authoriz T. C. Taylor Has Disposed
of 1S00 and robbery mentioned
by the First National Bank to William
John Day river
presidential candidate.
ed to commence tbe business of banking,
Northern Pac ific- could not he learn
Pounds
of
Seed
Thia
Season.
Duff,
of
this
place.
This
farm
com
as provided in 8ecti«»n Fifty-one hundred
ed.
Only new subscriptions count.
T. C. Taylor last spring disposed
prises three quarters—480 acres, is
»137 Per Acre.
and sixty nine, of tbe Revised Statutes ot
Wheat Coming to Echo.
th» Lnite«! tSatea.
of about I860 pounds of dry land al­
well
improved
and
one
of
the
excep
­
A subscription for 50 cents gives you one guess.
1* Roe has sold his farm, a mile
J.
Echo. July 23-—Wheat hauling is
lu testimony whereof witne*» my hand
GOTTLIEB SWANK DEAD.
Freewater,
You can send in as many subscribers as you wish and for each 50
now on in earnest The grain is flow­ tionally good wheat farms of the
»nd seal of office this fourteenth day of falfa seed, all of which was bought and a half northwest of
I with the intention of fully demon- to W. J. Powell for »11,000. The
June. 1904.
« ♦■nts you get one guess
ing into Echo In a constant golden county.
«Seal >
T. P. KANB,
_____
_ ___
______ merits or other- place comprises Ro acres, all under Death Caused by a Cancer on the
strating
its peculiar
This contest closes November fourth, so lie sure to send in your
stream and will continue to so flow
'"reitcy aD'1 Ac,,Dg ' omPlrol,er
. wise, on upland and semi arid soils. running water and set to alfalfa.
Lower Lip—Had Long Been III.
The first aitar ever bulli in a Cath- guess before that time.
fur the next three months There Is
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. It was sold out in lots of five. 10 and Some fruit is raised upon it. but not
The total vote in June,
Gottlieb Swank, who was 85 years a scarcity of teams now but as fast lic chttreh in Oregon, is being pre-
Daily East Oregonian by' carrier, 20 pounds; in fact, all tbe way from much as yet It is one of the finest of age last January, died last evening as they are released from the harves served in thè destruction of thè old supreme judge, 52,946; for 1904. was »2.608; for republican candidate for
democratic. 28,729; socialist, 6419, and probi-
only 15 cents a week.-------------------------- five to 150 pounds was sold In a lot. small farms in the county, naturally. at St. Anthony's hospital from ex- ters they will be put to hauling.
bition, 5514.
church buildibg at Oregon City.
I
GRAFT
Piles Can
Be Cared
Clearance Sale
i
Dr. Perrin's
Pile Specific
Alexander Dept. Store
The Internal Remedy
Fann Machinery for all Purposes
I
Absolute Guarantee
FLYING DUTCHMAN
AND CANTON
PLOWS and HARROWS
SUPERIOR DRILLS
IRRIGATOR
Phillips
Hydraulic
Ram
X
FRED WEBER
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
HELD BÏ STRIKE
PABST
Milwaukee Beer i
The First National Bank
THE STATE SALOON :
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.
Pendleton Savings Bank