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GENERAL NEWS. negroes from the Southern States, others have declared that upon the uprising Another revolutionary working classes of Jamaica and other threatens the government of Hondu Carib Islands, negroes and half breeds ras. FRIDAY. AVGUST 5, 1904 all of them, rest the only hopes of It is rumored from Sau Francisco, AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER the commission. thm \V A Jones. Indian coniiiiissioii But to the first of these pn»l»osi- er. intends to resign at once. Published every Friday at Pendleton. The Japanese aro now removing tions it lias been strongly objected Oregon, by tbe EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING by the South that taking away a great the Russian mines from Ihe mouth of A little more than a year ago T G two small sponge-llke noduh-s or Uli the l.iao river, near Nlu Chuang COMPANY. Where the original army of negroes for work on the ca Hailey bought the Earhart and Barn rogen gatherers The Krupp gun works are working stalk had been cut back, 11 branches hart farms, consisting nal would so alter the field ot labor of IHM» overtime to turn out Immense war SUBSCRIPTION KATES. had come out and five new branches $5.00 in the cotton belt that the cotton In orders for the Russian government on Wild Horse creek, just west of had started from the crown Hally, out year oy man ................ 2 50 Haliy. »lx months by mall ................ Rear Admiral l*ti..ip II Cooper, Havana aud about six miles from 1.25 dust rv would suffer seriously. Though it had received no irriga Hally, three mouth» by mall........... .50 Dally, one month by mall .............. tion. three luche», beneath the surfa« Against the Jamaica suggestion It commander of the Asiatic squadron Pendleton .«5 Hally, per month by carrier ..... It extends for two tuiles along th« ->il was moist will be retired by age. on August 4 1 Üj I is maintained that there are not Weekly, one year by mall ............. Wild Horse creek and back to the The arid laml reclamation fund set Weekly, »lx month» by mall .... A Daring Experiment. .50 enough reliable laborers in any of the Weekly, four mouth» by m»ll .. crest of the hll ion each side tak I have dune something that all of . 2.00 adjacent islands to fill the steady de- aside under the national irrigation Semi vVeekly. one year by mall . l.uo law. now amounts to abonni $25.99”. ing considerable of the table land on my neighbors told me would kill my A RACE FOR UfE. Semi VVeekly. »lx month» by mall .50 mand. the hill tope. SemiWeekly, three month» by m»ll 000. fttt faded horsr to renewed alfalfa Where the wi-eds <'ome up efl. »rt* ahrn thr animal *hould rt-irr-hrd On each »Ide of the creek are rich There remain, then, the Japanese payment of the The secon«l $5O,0tM) and itiaki* your alfalfa foul and where with proper foixi and reM nt about as **en Member Scripps McRae New» Associa bottom lands, ideal lle.ua for alfalfa $4.1 leoimii loan made by the govern- On the Hawaiian it seems that the blu«- gnus and hore Bible a* prescribing nerve tonics, alcoholic or the coolies tlon growing Ot the $00 acres about 20” coca mixtures and cucktaih sugar plantations, where climatic con ment to the St Louis fair has been acres are particularly well adapted hound would choKe out the alfalfa I compound«, Tbe East Oregonian Is on sale at B. B paid. put on a «touble diac ami aft« r dls< Ing m Inch only spur on the already weakened to the growth of alfalfa The htll- Rich « News Stands at Hotel Portland and ditions are very nearly approximate nervous sy»t< ui Nt ither do< s it do to pul A bricklayers' strike In ihe govern aide land la thickly covered with my field I dragged-harrowed it Hotel Perkins. Portland. Oregon thr nerve» to sleep a »th narcotic*» When those of Panama, the bulk of the ment barracks at Washington. D C . "It killed the weois and split up you feel worn-out broken down jaded ami bunchgrass, while on the table land San Francisco Bureau. 408 Fourth St th«* crown of the alfalfa so that it feel the »fleet* of brain tire a* w» 11 «■> nt rte heavy labor is done by Japanese Is now In progress, and all work Is wheat and barley are being raised. Chicago Bureau. WO9 Security Building. weakne»* *1» t p’.«-*nr*s and fatigue lake gr«*w thicker than ever Washington. 1». C. Bureau, ftol 14th St.. Hardy, inured to excessive heat in suspended. The soil of the bottom along the "A< r«>»a the road there 1» a g«x»d il Dr Pierce <»«>!den M**dual !>i*i»jvery a N. W. Mrs Maybrick amt her mother com creek ranges in depth from 12 to 15 conjunction with constant humidity, tonic whi< h * ill do you lasting go«! l/u;ld lustration of what 1 mean You up increase you? apprltte and *rr< ngth Telephone, Main 11. ever willing to work according to the plain of th«* constant annoyance ot feet and ot a rich sandy loam under- half of that held is apareutlv a »olid you an«, improw thr condition oi the blood the press for details of their future ! laid by a volcanic na k Unlike the little When the b’,o< d i* impoverished the n»-TAe* word of the overseers, these mass of yellow with mustard, the Catered at Pendleton poetoffice as second- movements soils underlaid by some gravel where other half is a solid green j mow^d feel the effect Nrrvousncsa in nine cases brown fellows would seem especially Experiments recently conducted in | the water escapes and the vegetation that this spring and cut it back, then out of ten i* the “cry of the starved nerves • « fitted to endure the grilling tasks in Maine, prove that a full grown sal | is burnt up unless irrigated, this land I disced it You see- I he half of the and all nervou* manifestation* will cease mon can swim at the speed ot 2s I retains the moisture to a surprising field I mowed an«l disced Is <-lean the great ditch. " ¡1 ha* hrr$i irvtr. month* mix ' u»tnjt IM extent an«i free ot mustard while the part Ptcr< r • <«oMea Medxsi ln««wer* u<l 1 on hr The close of the war will see miles an hour. When Mr I lai nv 1 three h>at!«^crf the mwikioe «hen 1! ! 34Mf Th. a»t re|>ort 011 the William C I did not get around to is apparently me fre! like a r»»-« man • write» SAM ûter thousands >f them free to take euv he put a force o | uothing but mustard £ m ) «are of M? Kmo» Hyrr k I> »»>, I m » 1oo As to the ixMille, well, he Whltnev y estate, which was tiled in I prove it I ploy meut Much of th>- brush a • > "I !.<«! doctored with two Pol p hrM- New York Thursday, shows the total "We will go now to ur6t <ian» with«Mit >«ruri*t I fell al! wrorn »«ui aw! 1 th«- creek was grubbed up and Prejudice is at least a last resort value to I m - $21.334.191 fields of alfalfa in the county It «a: I A preacher from Wisconsin ' land plowed and sowed to alfalfa t ’ r»«4$»rd a c "snf* for the better wt may have to be put aside if it be that A cloudburst at Truxton. N M . i irrigation ditch was put in aud a a litti* field of sandy loam button reached Oakland this week. frjau «mg <.« . jrti Medics' Ie.x- .r we can find no one else to wield the »ashed out Santa Fe tracks, bridges | good headgate built. the old fence» I land in a bend of the creek, that ha« Struck by the evident necessi T' Z»in know><!»«■ *.f you» own body ind grades for a distance of nearly , were torn down and new fences put r«-< eived full benefit of the underflow ties of the situation, he at shovel in Panama m *1« knr*. «nd health- iwnd (or the Feo from th«- creek and from surface ir 12 miles. Saturday morning tempted to immediately hold t.le • Cotnn:on Sen»e Medic». Adv».-- A I up. cedar posts being put in. the ends ■ L k .ji i.*e ;.»<-** -»nd 31 cent ,n a street meeting for the bene Th«1 Sultan of Morocco has taken being tar dipped, three m-es of bog- rigation I put this in a year ago ia» more poteni than Pictures are i spring on wheat t>road«a»ttng it <>b ’ 1'' fit of tile inhaoitants. Ot 1 words. The cartoon has almost sup the field in person against the pre tight wire fence has been put up ani the wheat and harrowing It In 1 course, he was arrested, and tender and is now camped outside of | more is being stretched. Fietcv ■ M»in Street. Bu9».o, N Y. 1 when asked to produce his per planted the editorial, on the great the city of Fez. among his soldiers Probably no farm in the county pastured 100 head of hogs on It have got two cuttings from It already mit to preach the gospel in metropolitan 1 dallies, where art is sc- Hon Richard Morgan, member of has more hog wire up than this one i and a» you see it is more than knee Oakland's streets, he replied cessible and I within reach of the he last Colorado legislature, was' As the workmen find time mon- anl high, as thick a« 1 It < an siane and that he "had secured the spe newspaper, Ten thousand editorial coni|»elle«l to kill a Mexican whom he more of the brush will be removed. I <<>mm< n' ing to bloom. I cial permit of Jesus Christ." It is an excellent evidence of the -a*. attempting to arrest at Boulder. "I will cut it again and have fine essays have been written on the ben- This was promptly held to be richness of the made land along the | Col . Sunday 12250 will buy otic of ihe most con pasture a» well " "unconstitutional. and the efits of the portage road, and the creek that the wild sweet clover i Religious factious are now rending A» the wind played ovei r it 1 could venient Oroom huusc-s in the city man whose desires to uplift the dramatic features of the situation in the Finnish settlement on Malcolm meets - Jove one's h<-ad as he drives i under» and Mr Haliey's ■ enthusiasm Oaklanders was greater than Sewer. bath, etc.; good cellar and through In a buggy Eastern Oregon, in which an empire Island, north of Vancouver Island. his knowledge of their peculiar Mr Halley will soon put In ai dam It bowed to-fore the breez1 and look bam 3 lot», corner, a bargain and the entire settlement is threaten j >-d. with its « banging shades lies locked behind the closed gates i of green, laws and institutions was sent in the eastern line of his land Thia ed with uisi .'«-gration to jail for the night.—San of the Columbia river, but not one of will give tall enough to bring •very like some vast piece of hangeab.e $4.000— E.egan’ new 9 room house skin with Francisco Star Russia experiences great difficulty a< re of bis »■ falls ianu under th» silk or like a mi i»’ «ompleted; sewer, bath, toilet; these thrilling essays or editorials, in getting news from the seat of war ditch and it will enable him to regu ■ hanging tints ot gray and »Her 2 tots eastern exposure; corner portrayed an iota of the has ever This field will yield »even tons over tbe 6”0” miles of telegraph, late the flow <>f water throughout the tbe acre It will bring a revenue if meaning contained in a cartoon on owing :o the constant breaks and the | summer nearly |S” a year the first page of the Oregon Sunday many repeating offices UMATILLA AND SICILY. Mr Hatley is doing very useful m;» Ideal Hog Rsncn. A blacklist of retail but« hers In ■ atoaary work in carrying on expert- The picture Journal, of yesterday Is-' m*- show you Ihre quarter sec- Now will we quit talking rotation I represents a strong stone wall, high Chicago handling packing house bee! ment» m the culture of alfalfa I have an ideal place for hog rats In •re." said Mr Halley "A» I lions of the best whea' land. All ua of crops, deterioration of soil, and the I ■•mi forbidding, with an iron Hinged has been prepared by the strikers and lone field he disced 10 a« res and drill weakening effect of wheat growing? | gate, locked and barred, and sur the lioycott threatens, to spread to | ed in alfalfa and beside it he plowed told .«>u s while ago l have tht«e der «ullivatiun; extensive Improve every union in the city 1 Oams an«l drilled in alfalfa He mild of be 1: win fen- - already ., 1 ment» plenty of water Can be Will we accuse Umatilla county ot mounted with frowning pillnrs Over I let The textile mill owners aay if the ba«i the lan«i plowed deeply from » hat« running waier for them being a shallow soil, of yielding her the gate is written "Inland Empire ” employes striking do not accept the to 1«> inches and then harrowed The I them jiasture jn toe wheat an«! barley bought for a 11 4e less ’.bar. its mar strength to the one crop system’ and from behind it streams the golden reduction and return to work imme alfalfa on the plowed land is a deep, 1 »tutible a <1 then put them on the al- ket value. Will we say anything further about sunbeams ot prosperity and progress, diately. they will not start the mills rich green and has made splendid ; faifa Come over to the other piar«- growth, while that on the disced : and I will show you my hog s’ We W. E. Davidson A. Co. the need of rest, of fertilization, of j representing the spirit that seeks to before the first of October grouml has made les» vigorous growth , went there and found 3t«y or more From January 1 to July 26 there recuperation for a soil that is prove«l I rush out to the world, through the i hogs. about 6” of which are young 1 of a lighter shade ot green — Insurance. Real Estate. Loans— have been received at t .e United I slock, a.i in firn- roadi.lon 1 am a 111 Court Street- to be as everlasting as the everlast barred gate. Behind that closed gate States mint at San Franelsco. 77,- Dry-Land Aifa fa. Pendleton ing hills themselves? experiment conclusively believer in good btood and many of "That is crowding the traffic and «ommerce 825.8’-6 Japanese yen which were re my bogs are eligible to register while A chemical test of a quantity ot of an empire, seeking egress to tbe coined into money of the Philippines proves to my mind," said Mr Hailey, a good many are already regt s’ered •aaeaaaaaaaaaaeeaaaaaaaaae deep plowing pays 1 he mois- "that The plants of the International Har- Umatilla county soil taken from the world, but it is securely locked. In a Here is the head ot my herd Check- ture penetrates deeper and .» retain wheat belt near Weston, recently, front of the gate stands Oregon, re >re- vester Company at Chicago, were mate,” a registered Poland China He • ••d better than tn the shallow plowed closed down Saturday, throwing 15 ¡weighs about 44W pounds when in a made by the late Prof. Henry, of the 1 sented as a beautiful woman, holding Ainvatn- a 000 out of employment An inven I or disced land Then the breaking up good flesh Tecumser . itot is younger a • Smithsonian Institute of Washing in her hand a monster key marked tory is being taken for reorganiza of the ground to a depth of 10 inch.-» but 1» equafly promising They both a a i gives the rootlet» ot the a.!ai!a a ton. D. C.. reveals the fact that this | Por-age Road.' and which fits the tion a a I chance 10 penetrate more easily and I come from Indiana and are from he a a soil is of the same identical composi frowning lock, on that gate, Hesitat- Lightning struck the racing stable ■ celebrated Tecumseh »train of Poland a a consequently make stronger and more ■Chinas 1 a «an readily raise !-*-• h«>g. a tion as that of Sicily, or a pure, un mgly timidly, beseechingly, she is of E L Graves at Brighton Beach rapid growth If you are Interested In OU a I Friday killing two famous young [ here a qualified valcanic ash, incapable of i«x>king at the sunbeams pounng over This field was planted last April horses, that were valued at $60w— I "As an exampie of what can be a Painting s*e us Our lite It destruction, incapable of being sap ■he wail and stands with the key al Dinah Shad«! and a 2-year-old. Great tn the spring I double-disced it to kill 'tone by the boiling system of feeding a «empiete a the weeds and in June I < ut tbe first ped of its strength, incapable ot loss most entering the lock, asking herself, Crossing. hogs this strip of 1 20 by 3*-S' feet Las crop, and now you see it is knee entirely kept my h< i>gs since June 1st. a a a ACADEMY BOARDS of soil force or energy, incapable of apparently, whether she shall open The Russians now anticipate an in high in place« 1 sow 10 pounds of a me I bad them run- a a STRETCHERS being weakened by the growth of I -he empire and give freedom to the vasion of the Island of Sakhalin a alfalfa to the sere by drilling It In. | "Prior to lha: mag on alfalfa and » ce then 1 have • a Russian penal settlement, by a Jap Instead of broadcasting it. I use an BRUSHES strong crops, or by any continuous worlds of commerce behind the stone a a anese army, in an attempt to release ordinary 8 grain dril. with s grass ! had the alfalfa cut and carried to a ARTISTS SAr! S process of single crop production. [ them Before It Is entirely cut it U » a wall It is a picture worthy of a several hundred th« usand exiles and seeding attachment. a ' high enough to cut again where we a BLENDERS Sicily has produced wheat for 2wv place in every home and over every convicts "it deposits the seed about an inch ' first started cutting a a SKY BRUSHES years and she never produced a heav ioor in the Inland Empire. It is a a Drought in Germany is severely in deep and in rows seven inches apart a "When you »peak 01 keepi a PLAQUES ier crop than that of 1903. Her soil is sennon. by Gregg, the cartoonist that juring the crops, all kinds ot grain Here on this side hill where nothing ; bogs on two or three acres ot a a a having fallen off one point In the past but sagebrush and bum bgrass has a a self-recuperating volcanic ash that I ■ ould no’ be preached in words TUBE COLORS a I 10 days. Sugar beets are especially ever grown I plowed deeply and sow- : a person would laugh a a supplies its own force, tnat yields the soiling system of susceptible io injury in the empire. I ^4 my alfalfa You see bow well it proved it feasible We make a »pecfalty of a a nothing. It is simply pulverized and Here is a sample of Russian civil- owing to the sandy soil a I is doing Not a drop of water except framing PICTURES Ne west a Another advantage ia where host vitalized lava, and while it is not rich ization. contained in an editorial from the natural ra.nfall has ever besm ¡»asture in alfalfa it always masee tbe a stock of frames a NORTHWEST NEWS on t his field and deep and black as the washed the Moscow Gazette After reading field weedy Soi.ing them will obviate a "It proves that what they call dry- that difficulty a alluvial of the river bottoms of Eur- this advice from one of the most "en- I expect of ! land alfalfa is a success The residence ot D A. R om "When I get my T1**.« a< res ot alfal ope, it ia indestructible, and has an lightened" Russian papers, it will not Vancouver. B C . was robbed of $22"*- I next year to put in more hill land In fa land in alfalfa and get a yearly out- endless strength and vitality. be difficult to understand the world's in cash, notes and diamonds Thurs-* alfalfa since 1 have demonstrated that Ojerw House Block put of 59” hogs to-sid«- my poultry, it makes such a good stand Sicily has grown 2000 crops of unanimous hatred of Russia "Our day night. fine roils and calve». I will have a .•••••••••••••••••••••••a« "Here is anomer field that I sowed wheat, barring a few seasons in which great General Suvaroff,” says the No president has yet been elected revenue producer here that is as the latter part of April, In June 1 good as a bank. the eruptions of Aetna prohibited Gazette, "when he fought against the for tbe Lewis and Clark fair rorpora- the bay to form ctit it bark and left H tton. tollowing the resignation of "In place of >umn<-r farming and the soil vitality seems as civilized French, often gave the order a mulch. I will cut It about the first wheat land > will practi« W Scott. < > In spite of the crops putting in potatoe of August for hay great today as in the beginning to give no quarter to his troops This, Dr Newell Dwight Hillis, pastor of no water you see fact that It has had The discovery that Umatilla coun which is not cruelty or barbarianism. Henry Ward Beecher's old «hurch m Mr Hailey has proven ronc!u»lvely it 1» strong and thrifty. Here I Will that because a man 1» a go<xi lawyer ty's soil is of the same composition was a necessity, and there is neces Brooklyn, has purchased a tarn*. at pull up one of the plants, and you it is n<> good reason why he will not and potency, means a jump of many sity in this war. with a half savage Hood River can see bow its looks ” The same in- make a good farmer One man who refuse«! to give dollars per acre in Umatilla county I barbarous nation to adhere to Suva- Rapid Growth of Alfalfa. teliigence. industry and thorough- right of way. Is now blocking the pro roff's real estate. I i roil ’s rule. In our war with Japan Its root was nes» that stands for 1« cess tn law < > He handed it to me gress of the new electric road from It means that fears for the deterior- we are like a man attacked by a viper, Portland to Salem 23 inches long .while Its grow th [ will produce «-quaily good results above the ground was over 20 inches when applied to the problems arising < > at ion of her soil may now be allayed. It is not enough to frighten it and Mrs. Lydia C. Turner of Portland, From the main root were suspended on a farm —Fred Lockiev You can't go back of a chemical anal- then leave it to hide in tbe bush It has just re« eived $5'»>” damages < ' from the Portland street railway for ysis. You can’t deny nature's proved must be destroyed, and we must do « > injuries received in a runaway car ment referred to a state is not com- THE OTHER FELLOW S JOB and unchangeable laws. I this in the present Instance without pel led to vote in case of a bouse elec A young son of Dr. James, of The East Oregonian told of a man considering whether England and a Eugene, »as drowned in Odell Lake, There’s a craze among ns mortals tion. but two-tbirds of the states must digging 50 feet in the earth near He-1 cosmopolitan plutocracy object. We take part, and a majority of all the < > that is cruel hard to name. near ’hat city. Friday, having fallen lix, last week and finding tbe same cannot burden ourselves with thous- out of a boat while in an epileptic WberetwM er you find a human you states is required to make a choice — Boise Capital N«w,. soil all the way down. On top of the I ands of Japanese prisoners, who will fit. will find the case the same; ■ > E L. Chalcraft has been named as You may seek among 'he worst of ground at that spot nearly 50 bushels spread dysentery, typhus and cholera men or seek among the best. THE MlSSvURI WAY. < > superintendent of Chemawa Indian of wheat to the acre was standing, among the Russian people. Perhaps, I school in place of T W. Potter, re And you’ll find that every person is This soil contains its own fertiliz-1 according to humanitarian principles, precisely like the rest “Rube" Oglesby of Warrensburg, signed. ation, and is its own inexhaustible | ¡t would be very unwise to give no ' Mo., was a kl<! railway freight brake. < > Ea< h believes that his real «'ailing A fish and game association was The train ran along some other line I man 15 years ago storehouse of energy. It is sufficient quarter; but, nevertheless, no quar I formed at Grande Saturday with That the one at which he's working— 1 away down grade, at 75 miles an hour I H J. Hockenberry presidin ’ , and Geo to know that it will last for 2000 ter and no prisoners' should be our take, for instance, yours and "Rube" lost his leg while bravely set I L. Cleaver, secretary. years. I motto." ting brakes. After y«*ars of litigation mine; G. M. Richey has been appointed From 'he meanest me-too" creature a jury awarded ...m $15.000 for his LABOR FOR PANAMA. j les. but the Missouri supreme rourt Whisky and Its right hand imp, postmaster at 1^ Grande, being one to the leader of the mob. criminal recklessness, has caused the I of the very few appointees secured There’s a universal «raving for tbe I threw the case out on technicalities. I by Congressman Williamson Quite as important as the engineer A WaiTMMbrug n<ws|«ap«-r criticis "other fellow's job." death of another estimable, innocent ed the court severely. The editor was « • Mrs. l.ucinda Bryant, a pioneer ing problems and admitting of no so man in the killing of Arthur Hainey I woman of Albany, hanged herself Sat- There are millions of positions In the arr«-sted an«l fined for $50” contempt. lution by trite mathematical formula at I>-hman Springs I The fine was pai«i by the townspeople The men who I urday night. Brooding over the death busy world today, is the question that must soon con Ea« h » drii«lge to him who bolds it, , by telegraph. are responsible for the accidental I of her husband was the cause. front rhe Panama Canal Commission Yesterday “Rube'' was nominated but to him who doesn't, play. Smelter employes at Great Falls. death of the young man, doubtless —whence a continuous supply of la Every farmer's broken hearted that by the democratic state con vent ton Montana, formed a human « hain Sat thought it was smart to “jag up” and at Jefferson City for state railway and in youth he missed his call. I urday night to rerover the body of bor make an exhibit of ignorance ana I Charles Slusher, who was drowned. While that same unhappy farmer is v:u« ;.ouse commissioner. A galaxy If 10 years is the limit set, in the jof Warensburg's prettiest women the envy of us all. brutality in a civilized community. A can making factory will be es popular mind, at least, for the com | weal to the convention in hi» behalf Any ’ ask you ear«' to mention seems In addition to becoming offensive to tablished at Astoria this season, a ■ This phalanx of loveliness mellol all pletion of the great ditch, 20,000 la a vastly better lot the community by their intoxication, company with a < apital stock of $42.- Than the one especial something I < pros.1 toil borers will have to be in constant "00 having Just bron organized for the they become actual menaces to every Folk 1 be master in Missouri; the which you happen to have got. employ according to estimates of the purpose. There's hut one su e way to smother legless I rakeieau the railway cunimis- man coming in contact with them, experts. Where is this army to be Senator Ankeny has won his fight Envy’s hearta.be and her »oh: sizuer—verily, it was a great day. through the unwise custom which per I for th« appointment of A W. Carner marshaled, and how is its number to Keep too busy, at your own. to want with the St. Louis "Indians" very mits every man, responsible or irre I for postmaster at Castie Rock. Wash. , i|iiie' and the Missouri tarmers stick "the other fellow's job." be steadily recruited? sponsible, to carry weapons The I Congressman Cushman opposed the —8. W. Oilltlan. I ing both hands in their hip pockets Dr. C. A. Stephens, long familiar and exclaiming "Who said 'Injuns'?" whisky or the gun alone, was either I appointment. with the climatic conditions ot Pana I—Denver Post. The Portland Southern Electric IN CASE OF A TIE. a dangerous foe to the peaceful set ma, and formerly a close student of [Company of Salem and Portland, has tlement at Lehman Springs The just been incorporate«! for $1.000.000. DECIDE WHAT YOU WILL DO. the medical problems presented to Those who think the presidential combination of the two bad elements | The object is to build an electric line election will tie closely contested will the French canal company, declares An engineer who starts to build a * could not fail to cause suffering and | from Portland to Salem lie interested in the fact that the re in a recent pamphlet that “no sensible loss in the community. Attorney H H. Parsons, ot Mis publicans might secure only one-half bridge and then keeps finding better • person can spend a day, even an hour soula. Mont , has been ordered to stay of the votes of the electoral college places to put his piers, and wonder- , in the heat of the Culebra cut with- United States Consul Diedrich, at | off the Flathead reservation, because and still their candidates would be ing whether he has selected the best out coming to the conclusion that Bremen, Germany, has been making | of his activity in bringing charges chosen president and vice-president location <>r not, will never get the respectively. bridge across th«* river. He must de this is not a white man's job. No a close study of German universities I against Agent Smead. Then' are 476 votes in the electoral cide. then go ahea«l and build the James C. Bobet, a workman on tbe white laborer from the United States as compared with those of the United I jetties at the mouth of the Columbia college, of which the democrats must bridge, no matter what obstacle he can or would endure it." States. Mr. Diedrich, who was long river, fell overboard and was drown have 239—a majority of one— to may strike. 80 it is with me builder Dr. Stephens goes on to cite the ex a college professor in this country, ed Saturday night, his body having elect. The republicans can get along of character, he must decide finally with 238. as in case of a tie the con what he will do, and then make for periences of the French excavators. declares most emphatically that in been washed out to sea. test would be thrown into the house his goal, refusing to look back or be According to the estimates the French his judgment "the United States of Postmaster W A. Frater. of Rose of representatives. moved from his course. lost about 50.990 laborers during their fer today facilities for collegiate, a< a burg, was found to lie $500 short in Tens of thousands ot young people Under the constitutional amend his accounts. Friday, but he itnme- ment in such case the voting Is done with good health, good education and period of construction. Not only did demical and post graduate studies diately mad«* the amount good with by states, each having one vote. The good ability, are standing on the end the common diggers succumb, but the equal in quantity and quality to those out notifying his bondsmen vote of each state would be deter of a bridge, at life’s crossing. They sudden deaths of men in higher places offered by any country in the old W B Tat«*, past supreme master mined by the partisan majority in the hope they are on the right way, they were continually causing enforced de world.” American attendance at Ger workman of the A O. U. W . of Den house delegation. Ill ease of a tie in think they are doing the right thing, lays on the part of gangs of diggers. man universities is growing smaller ver, has just purchased 12 acres of the state's delegation one half a vote and yet they do not dare to burn the 1 Hood River orchard land and will would lie given to each party. I briilg«' they have just crossed. They Many are the expedients that have continually. There is less potency to i make that place his future home. In the present house 29 states want a chance for retreat in case they been advanced to relieve the diffi day than there used to be In the ex Canada has promised Colonel H. E have a republican majority in their .' have made a mistake. They can not culties of the labor problem in Pana pression. "He was educated abroad.” Doscb. superintendent of the Oregon delegations, against 15 for the demo ' bear the thought of cutting off all ma. American students have learned to exhibit at St. l«otiiH. and for the crats. Rhode Island has one republi liosaibility of turning back. They Lewis and Clary fair, also that she can and one democratic representa lack the power to decide conclusively Some have advocated the wholesale appreciate the advantages offered by will exhibit in a fitting manner at tive. and each would throw one-half what course they will take.—O. S. importation into ’he canal zone of American educational institutions. Portland next year. vote Under the constitutional amend Marden, in the August Success. PLUMBING and SEWER WORK I HAVE A FULL LINE OF CLASS WORKMEN; • •••••••••••••• |rl olo' Ç nn pv 1 lui) Ou J J bu • ALSO a a PLUMBING GOODS AND FIRST MAKE SEWER CONNECTIONS ES a a a a WORK GUARANTEED T'MATES FURNISHED ON ALL WORK. Ye. REAL ESTATE a a a a a a a a a a a T. C. 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