FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1903. "
THE MORNING ASTOKIAiV AMOkiA, o Ai
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HOW STORMS BREED
WATERMELON DAY AT ROCKY FORD
Clothes Bought at Wise's Pressed Free Except Saturdays
Now
Rocky Ford. Colo., Sept. 7. Forty
tons f watermelon and unlimited
quantities of all kinds of fruits were at
the disposal of the hundreds of visitor
who were- here today for the annual
Watermelon Day celebration. Water
melon day was established for the pur
Is the beet
tine to
secure your
Anthropological Expert Makes
Remarkable Discovery.
Sale of Steel Rails for Past rVeek
Largest in History.
Fruit
pose of advertising the great fruit lands
of this section, and the celebration have
A Heart to Heart
Talk
RECORD
IS BROKEN
for Canning.
We have
some of the
finest
Prunes, Pears and
Peaches
in the market.
45T0IUAGR0CERY
fulfilled all the hope of the promoter
HE STUDIES ARIZONA DESERT
PIG IRON MARKET IS QUIET
Among those ia attendance today were
farmers and fruit-grower of Nebraska.
Kansas and California. The Rocky Ford
district claim to be in the banner water
melon section of t,ie country. Some Ol
Afer a Four Months Trip in the Great
American Desert Dr. W. J. McGes Dis
coTers Mystery of Storm Breeding
Belt of Ariiona.
Substantial Evidence is Furnished of
the specimen of the fruit exhibited to
dav were marvelous Uth a to size and
Great Prosperity in the lion Business
Both Present and Prospective by Tre
mendous Sales of Past Week.
quantity.
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the Food Value
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HIGH GRADE COFFEE is littlo appre
ciated by the average drinker of tUa
xcelkDt breakfast beverage alwaya ex
cellent, if you usa our
High Grade
Mocha and Java
Coffee at
35c a Pound
Good Coffee has both a stimulating and
a Nutrient Quality.
THIS IS THE WEEK FOR PRESERV
ING PRUNES AND PEARS.
Chicago, Sept. 7. A dispatch to the
Record Herald from St. Louis, Mo.,
says:
l)r. W J. MeOee, who was head of the
Anthonolotrical Department of the
t
World' Fair, was in St. Louis yester
day on his way Iwiek to Washington
after a remarkable four months expe
dition in the Great American Desert,
Arizona, where he saya he discovered
how storms are bred in the region,
which has long been termed the "Storm
breeding belt."
The ground here is perfectly level and
the radiation from the earth's surface
is consequently even. The heat radia
tion, with the desert is of course very
great. The strong radiation, by its reg
ularity keeps the aqueous vapor obove
the earth in a stable condition.
"When the vapor moves eastward.
over the mountains and meets tlie irreg
ular radiation that comes from the une
ven surface of the earth, a precipita
tion of the vapor result, causing rain
and storms."
PIUTES LAST GATHERING.
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THE GROCER.
Tenth and Commercial Streets
Branch at Unlontown.
September
Magazines
Are all in. Some especially good num
bers of Pacific Coast and Lewi and
Clarke Fair, fiet a copy of American
Illustrated Magazine. Pacific Monthly.
J. N. Griffin
MEN ARE POWERLESS
T Ffarht Agalait Dlaeane faltM Tktj
Strike at the Vaderlrlas Cause.
To treat Dandruff, and Falllnr Hair,
with Irritants or oils on which a para
alUc germ will prosper. Is like cooping
water from the ocean to prevent the tide
Irom rising.
Too cannot accomplish a satisfactory
cure without having a right undVstan1-Ina-
cf the fundamental causes of the
trouble.
Tou must kill the Dandruff Germ.
Kewbro'a Herplclde does this because It
is epeclalljr made to do that very thing.
When the germ Is removed, the hair
Has no choice but to resume healthy
growth and beauty.
Destroy the cause, you remove the
effect."
Fold fcy leading druggists Send lc. In
tamp for sample to The Herplclde Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
Eagle Drug Store, 351-353 Bond St.,
Owl Drug Store, 643 Com. St, T. F.
Laurin, Prop. "Special Agent"
Meet to Celebrate First Invasion,
Famous Old Chief Tecopah.
Lo Angeles, Sept. 7. What is likely
to be the last gathering of the Piute
Indians is now in progress at the Pah
rump ranch, on the lvanchah Rullfrog
road, where at least two hundred mem
bers of the tribe are fathered from all
parts of Nevada, Arizona and elsewhere
The occasion is the first invasion of
the famous old chieef Tcopah, whose
lust renting place is about a mile from
the ranch at Pahrump.
The first event of the gathering was
the gambling games that lasted two
days. Then there was a big dance par
ticipated in by all the tribe., besides the
Piutes, there were indians of two other
trilies to pay their rcsjiects to the mem
ory of the dead chief.
NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
Reno, Xev Sept. 7. The Supreme
court of Nevada has handed down a de
cision denying a motion for a uew trial
in the case of John Hancock, charged
with murdering two men on the desert
ten years ago. Hancock was arrested
as he was lieing discharged from San
Quentin a few month ago, and was
brought to Nevada for trial. He will
be hanged next Friday morning.
REMARKABLE CASE
Works Three Hours After Scull Is
Fractured.
ARRIVES HOME UNASSISTED
Wagon Box Which Workman is Repair
ing, Falls, Striking Him on the Head,
Fracturing the Skull.. He Walks
Home and Dies.
FRESHMEN RECEIVE ADVICE.
College Fraternities Handled Without
Gloves by University President
Stanford University, CaL, Sept 7.
Dr. John Caspar liranner. acting presi
dent of Stanford University, in his an
final address to the incoming freshmen
class. gav the new students a most se
rious talk in regard to the future con
dct in the univcr-ity He spoke at some
length on the extravagance in which
Millie college men and women indulge.
ami in this connection he handled the
college fraternity and sorority situa-
lion without gloves. He denounced the
practice of ruhing men from the train
to the club house and there pledging
them Wore what they knew what they
were getting into. At Stanford the
competition has become so keen that the
only way by which the weaker and less
desirable fraternies can maintain them-
elves is by carrying the freshmen o(T
their feet and forcing them to join be-
fore they have hade an opjiorturiity to
look over the field and find which course
is bet suited to them.
Chicago.Sept. 7. After working three
hours and walking to his house unas
sisted while suffering from a fractured
skull, licnjamin S. Nchoolcy 4.1 year
old died vesterdav. Schoolev was em
ployed in the repair shop of on express
company, as a wheelwright. A heavy
wagon box, which he was repairing.
slipped from it npMiits anil fell on
him. He recovered consciousness with
in a few minutes and fini-hed his day's
work, and walked to his house unac
companied. He soon became delirious
and died a few hours later. An exami
nation showed that his skull had been
fractured.
TRUST CAUSES TROUBLE.
Are You Engaged?
Engaged people should rempmber that,
after marriage, many quarrels can be
avoided, by keeping their digestions in
good condition with Electric Bitters. S.
A. lirown of Uennettsville, S. C, says:
"For year, my wife suffered intensely
from dyspepsia, complicated with a tor
pid liver, until she lost her strength and
vigor, and became a mere wreck of her
former w-lf. Tbn tdie tried Electric
Biters, which helped hr at once, and
finally made her entirety well. She is
now strong and healthy." Chas. Rogers,
Iruggift, sells and guarantees them, at
50c a bottle.
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American Investor Trust Menaces Pros
perity of New Zealanders.
London, Sept. 7. The Times corres
pondent of Wellington, N. '.., say:
The operations of the American liar
veter Trust are serioii-lv menacing the
prosperity of New Zealand implement
makers. The manufacturers recognize
that even a protective tariff of twenty
per cent would le unavailing.
A deputation today usked the govern
ment to prevent the trust from doing
biiiness. The Premier, replying to the
deputation, asked its mcinlier if they
wanted war with the I'nited Slues, ad
ding; that he did not think the country
would stand such prohibition or tlmt the
agricultural member would agree to a
prohibitive tariff, lie said, however,
that 'something might be done if tlie local
111:1 iiufuctiirers would agree not to raise
prices. The Premier intimated that the
government would proceed with the
monopolies prevention bill.
MEXICAN CONTRACT LET.
Mazatlan, Tex., Sept. 7. In connec
tion with the propo-ed tjuiiyinas-Ouad-alajara
railroad, Governor Caiiedo, of
Siniloa ha received the following from
Vic-President Ramon Carrol:
"The contract for the extension of
the Sonora railway into the state of
lali-co has .Keen deiily signed and a de-po-it
of $240,000 ha been niade by the
Southern Pacific interests to guarantee
the construction of the line from Cuad
slajara to Cuayma. Woik will be start
ed out of Matlan north and south at
the same time. Four hwijlicd kilo-ml-tere
of track will 1h built in the first
two years and at least 150 kilometers
in each succeeding year until tlie line
i coiiipletd.
Cleveland. Ohio, Sept. 7.-The Iron
Trade Review in its current issue says
Sale of rail since the price of fcJS
for liHHJ delivery wa announced last
week have Wn tremendous, breaking all
rvcorl and furnishing substantial evi
dence 01 great prosperity in the Iron
business, present and roective. It is
estimated that these order for rail for
P.MMJ placed within a week will amount
to CW.tvd ton and order for several
hundred thousand ton are pending.
Although the I'nited State Steel Cor
poration ha liooked very large order,
it ha not alne enjoyed the unexpected
ly heavv business from the railroad.
The Coloraado Fuel and Iron Co..
reports its entire rail output sold for
the year P.KXI and the Tennessee Cl
Iron & Rail Company, the huCawanna
Steel Comoanv and other interests ard-
well supplied with order. Among the
hooking of the past week were the fol
lowing. Chicago A Northwestern, 10,000 ton;
Burlington. .VUHN); Santa Fe, Wi.ouO;
Milwaukee A St Pan. tVi.OOO; Wisconsin
Central, 22 .mm); "reat Northern, 40,(Mio
tons.
Accompanying the order for rail are
many order for car and hs-uiiotivcs,
The Pennsylvania system ha ordered
l.yiMHiO teel car. Other railroad have
bought lils-rally and inquiries for at
least 7",",n) steel and wooilen cars an'
pending. The announcement of an ad
vance in $2 -r ton on structural liae
although not expected, is received by tlie
trade as being justified by market con
dit ions.
Order for over 20.0O0 tons of struct
iiral steel were placed at Chicago hist
week. The market for jug iron i uiet,
but in nearly all selling center there
is an impruved tone. The demand for
plates and steel bar continue very
strong and the trade would not ue sur
prised to hear of an advance on these
product at an early product at an early
date. The American Ship Building Com
pany ha placed contract, for plate and
for three large freighter and other large
contracts are ticmling. There is slreauy
considerable complaint about car short
age. Thi is practically true concern
ing coke, for which the demand has In
come so strong that the railroads are
finding it difficult l, give prompt ship
ment. Some jobbing incrests also com
plain that they cannot get ears prompt
ly.
NEW THEORY ADVANCED.
Harvard Astronomer Says the Moon
Was Once Part of the Earth.
San Francisco, Sept. 7. Professor W.
II. Pickering of Harvard, the astrono
mer, is here en route home irom a visit,
to the Hawaiian islands. He makes the
intcrc-ting statement that although he
had never wen the volcanoes of the
Hawaiian islands previous to hi recent
trip there he recognized in them old
familiar friend, lie say he met their
ancestor from afar, n it were, through
telescope, and that they are similar
to tho-e of (he moon that i those of
the engulfinent Variety.
While in Honolulu Professor Picker
ing delivered a lecture in which he ad
vanced the theory that the moon wa
originally a past of the earth and was
thrown off, and that tlie Hawaiian isl
ands were about in the center of this
lunar genesis. The space that was left
when the moon material was thrown
off was the Pacific ocean. I he large
volcanoes of Mauna, la and Kilauea on
the Island of Hawaii and Haleakala, on
Maui, were, Mr. Pickering stated, in
many ways exactly like those he hud
observed through a telem-ope on the
moon.
Got Of! Cheap.
lie may well think, he has got off
cheap, who, after having contracted
constipation or indigestion, is still able
to perfectly restore hi health. Noth
ing will do this .but Dr. Kings New Life
Pills. A quick, pleasant, and certain
cure for headache, constipation etc.
25c at Chas. Rogers' drug store; guaranteed.
Two kinds of goods and
trade; i bargain's a bargain
and moneyback. One makes
friends, and the other loses
'em.
Schilling's Best at jroui
grocer's.
WISE presses all Clothes bought from
him as often as you like.
OTHERS don't.
WISE gives you au Xmas number with
every 510 sale, it you ask for it.
OTHERS don't.
WISE gives you $10 accident insurance
with every $10 sale for the asking.
OTHERS dou't.
WISE has up to date ideas and up to
date Clothks.
Maybe OTHERS have.
WISE has the largest assortment of
Fine Clothes.
Larger than OTHERS.
WISE is the man to buy Clothes from.
Why go to Portland or elsewhere.
Herman
Wise
I The SEASIDE HOUSE I
Clatsop Beach, Oregon.
Is now open for guests. Thi Una old
Resort, situated on the banks of the Ke
canictim river, only a few rods from the
ocean, offers to its patrons ths
Only Ideal Spot On
The Coast
for fresh and salt water bathing, fish
ing, boating and hunting. Free 'bus to
all trains. AUress all communications
to
The Seaside House
Seaside. Oregon.
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