Tfaft Dalles Daily Chronicle,
THURSDAY -
NOV. 14.
THE CHISESE QUESTION.
The discussion of the Cbinese
ooestion has been brought promi
nently before the public by Minister
Wo circulating report?, so it is said,
to the effect that the Geary Exclusion
Act will not be re-enacted at its ex-
piration next May. says the Salem
Statesman. It is reported that the
Chinese minister is taking this action
to produce an impression upon tbe
borne government that he is about
to succeed in an effort to hare the
restriction removed from the in. mi
gration of bis countrymen to the
Gutted State, so that his government
will not recall him. as there seems to
be a disposition to Jo. at the present
twe. It is denied at W asbmgton
that an effort will be made by offi
cials to prevent tbe re-enactment of
the exclusion law. but tbe people of
California have been asou ed by tbe
reports and are preparing to make
a strenuous effort to have tbe ex
clusion law re-enacted. A meeting
has been called at San Francisco for
November 21st, when a memorial
will be prepared and sent to congress
asking that action be taken to ex
clude tbe hordes of Chinese wbo '
would flood tbe coast if the restric
tions were removed.
The sentiment of the people of!
California is verv strong against the
" . , m
Chinese. evidently not having
changed since the question of
Chinese immigration was submitted
to them a few vears ago, when 883
votes were polled for it. and 1 5-4,638
against it, Mayor Phclan, who is
leading the opposition to the Chinese,
in aa article in tbe November North
American Review, insists that ex
clusion is not a mere labor question
nor a iace question. It is an Amer
ican question, affecting the perpetu
ity of our institutions and tbe stand
ard of our civilization. The Chinese
will not be assimilated. Their earn
ings are carried home to China.
They come to this country to bleed
. .
It. They make no improvements
bete and contribute notbing to Ihc
permanent wealth of tbe nation,
WWn , 1 , , .
A ne V live meauiv, WOrK EIU. anil
day, take neither rest nor any
pleasures, feed on rice and tea, dwell
in tbe filthiest and cheapest mode,
and accept wages which would be
inadequate for the necessities of
white laborers. It we are to have
unlimited coolie immigration we
most expect to bare the standard of
life lowered in this couDtry. Such a
prospect is intolerable.
Self-preservation is the ground Oo
which Mayer Pheian bases bis princi
pal argument. Cbinese immigration
threatens the welfare of the nation,
tbe decencr of tbe home, and not
only
tbe comfort and dignity but
tbe very life cf white labor. We
re familiar with tbe evil aod our
minds are made np, but tbe case
must be presented properly and
vigorously to congress. Talk about
this countty being a asylum for tbe
"oppressed of all nations" is non
sense in considering the Cbinese
question. The coolie comes hen,
not for political liberty, but to make
money, which he takes back with
bim to China. lie is not oppressed,
but be is an oppressor. He is not a
refugee, he is an iDvader.
Oregon people 6bould co-operate
with the other states on tbe coast to
place this question before congress
in a proper light. Tbe unrestricted
immigration of Cbinese wuuld be
most detrimental to our interesls.
and it would be a calamity if con
gress failed to afford us protection.
For Sal or Trade
One heavy ws.gou and one new ::gbt
waon for sale or will trade for horses.
n9 lwd T. J. Dates, The Dallas.
BIO TURKEY SHOOT.
A. Y. Marsh mil give a big turkey
boat on the beach oo tba 26, 27, and '
38th of November. u2t27dw
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A foil lias of gTTfT" films and sup
plies just received by Clarke A Falk. i
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TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
Third Annaal toiTtallra to Be Bald ta
I rnnipinn rood.
The third animal convention of the J
Eastern Division Oregon Stat Teachers' j
Association will be held is Pendleton
ou November 25th, 26lh and 37th.
Tickets will be (old for one and one-1
third tare; that is, foil-fare tickets
should be porchas?d to Pendleton end
one-third extra paid. The company wiil
' , t
then give receipt which is good for a re
turn ticket witiiont asv additional
ca.ree.
Ample nrovision has been made at the
Pendleton hotels for tbe entertainment
of all who mar attend at a specially re
duced rates and the homes of the Pen
dleton pe s e are opn for those who de-1
sire private places.
Tbe wo'k of the association is cut
I ned in tbe fo:irwinir program :
BWMt, SOvKXBZK 3. 190'..
9 O'CiOCK A. X
organuaUon
Pedaopv
stares" and Their i
S. Y.tiilian
in tie School Room
Annie E. Kcox
1:30 o'clock r. a.
Children s Reading J. A. BeaiUe
Geography B. Y. Gillan
Distribution of subject Matter of the High
Sanaa! Text Bxai Anion- the School"
Grades J. A. Churchill
7:3) o'clock r. a.
Music
Address of Welcome . L. Forbes
Response E. E. Bragg
President's Address ., E. B. Caoklin
Lecture Silas T. ffiXlan
Music
nrasDi r. - -.-ember 26th.
S o'clock a. a.
Reading . S. Y. GiOan
DdciaciaUoiLB H. J. HocEenberry
Phonics Franc Rigter
Mat o'clock r. a.
niosmiive Drawing Anna E. Knox
Faence of Things .T. V. S. Reid
The Power of the Speaker oi :he Bouse of
Representatives W. C. Haw ley
Ped&iogy S. Y. billan
Piano Solo
Rj-p
?: 0 CLOCK T- X
Miss Ethe: Beatue
Vlss catkadafl LaBatr
Lector? .... nr. Woods Hctcbinon
Vccat sv lo. . Mis Lois Peebles
wedmisday. rovaauMa 2?th.
Sp O'CLuCa A. M.
.. .
S. Y. Gitlan
Frank STonc
CuUeaa Ketiniremens
Phonies. Frank P.seier
1:3) o'clock p x.
Fad Fanrie Wilson
Education as Affected bv Var. ioe Phases of
Philosophical Tnooght. . . .". - T. L. Campbell
Nature Work S. Y. Gillan
Closing Address.. S. Y. Gillan
7:30 o clock p. a.
Music of -.-;. ing
Leciore
By Hyyoleta Quartet
aev MMOC
Last n gtai two highwaymen went
. j , ,
aboard the steamer EegnSator at Port-
land and, without a word of warning,
demanded itwatchman Johnston to
throw np Lis ban 1s. He did as re-
Jaesd. but the gun in the band of the
robber went off, accidentallr it is snn-f
L, Mr.John-!
. in tbe tide Knd Biwicej on one ol
the rib, which probab1? saved hi? life,
Ti ft .nt.UH " - L.
lue iuuiw" iiuuieuiBicii rusueujssiiure
and disappeared. A doctor was called
,n - i i i
v - - l- ' .lie WUUUUVU 11 -. . huu IUUBU
... - . . .
that rtf -lrst wiim c hnrr arrl
-
wouid be well enough to come up m the
buat loday. The iniared man is a I
brother ot
Regulator.
Captain Johnston, of the
BrsI-ifcS) LOCALS.
You will not have boils if von
Clarke A Falk's snre cure ot bods.
take
Special sale in children's school hats,1
caps and baby boDnete, a: the Campbell
A Wilson millinery parlors Frtdar aud
Saturday of this week. One-ibird off
rezn'ar nrice
regu.ar price. i
T. A. Van Norden is now prepared to '
... . T ,.
fi: vonr eves. He keeps the best quality .
of glasses and frames on hand. Pre-;
I . lp'.toDS acenrateiy fined on short no-
tice. No fancy prio-e. r!3 Iw
Pease Mays
Social
Saturday.
3ft abort leotjths of Ta
ble Damask, fecial
value
tot QCf Iht
No. I 9la9la Necc
2, 2v and S-yard lengths.
2, 2,a and 2-yard lengths.
Me tetvrday Morn
ing at t o'clock.
Lot &II0
No. Z P I Mece
Groceries
Union and Second Street. Local Phone 92.
How's Tails!
We offer one hundred de-liar? reward
ior any case oi caiami 1011 can not ue j
cured by Halt's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney A Co. Props., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Chenar for the laat 15 rmr and he
Sieve him perfectly honorable in ail buai-
carry out any obligations made' by their
west & Tmax. wholesale Prnzgieu, To-
' ledo, O., Maiding, K :-.na:. Marvin,
Wholesale lirnevists. loiedo. Ohio.
Ha'iS Catarrh Cure i? taken inter i
naliy, acting directly upon the biood and ;
m ucous surfaces of '.be system.
F. J. Chcxly & Co.. Props., Toiedo 0.
ryld by drroircite, price inc.
Hall's Famiiv Pi-is are tbe beat. 12
FARM FOR SALE.
Four hundred acres cf deeded land
situated sixteen mites south of The
Dalies, in tbe best grain district in East
em Oregon, wiii be sold at a bargain. ;
The land is nearly al! under cultivation
and well improved, having a good house,
Darn, granary and other outhouses, and
- cient water for fifty bead nf horses :
ury wa.n-. A wnowjiil
ami cietero m cuostrat'iea so ae io lormsri
water lor the house, stock and garden
.irrigation. There is sufficient pasture.
; for a email band of stock and splendid
hog pasture on the farm. For further
particulars apply to
Theo. J. SatTEKT,
; n4-lmdAW Box 364, Tne Dalles.
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
Notice is herehv eiven that on the
13th day of November, 1901, at io a. m J
at VY. . Mien ni s furnitare store at
Hood River, nr.. I wi!i aelt at nnhlir I
anction to the aizrest bidder for cash,
all goods and chattels of W. E. Sherrii; s
furniture store, to satisfy a chattel mort
m.m. r. f aOttAO JQ mmtt V. - - - - I - I I
t. - . V ' , Willi lUIC.CCk (IUUJ MIT
!2b daT of Mar'ch 190, d..e J tbe,
rate of eight per cent, together with !
costs, ft. t. bherrii! mortgager; n.
p- f? & c mortgagee.
Aitraetive Atosaeo.
All women sensibly desire to be at-
tractive. Beauty is tbe stamp of health
because it is the outward manifestation
, .,' ; . r r, . r A k.)ik. JLm
pun.j. a iraiiuj suiuau it
always attractive, might and happy. f
WLen every droD of biood in the rins is
t - -
Dure a beau'.eous fiusn le on the cheek.
v. . . .
but wrien tne I'iaoxi is impure, morose- ls
nees, bad temir and a saiiow complex-
ion telle the tale of sickness a!! to plain- E
' iy. Ana women tonay Know tnere is no
beaotv withonr taallh. Wine of Cardui
crowns women witti be?aty and attrac
tiveness by niacin' strong and healthy
! thoss organs wbicb make ber a woman.
Try Wine of Carcu.', and in a month ,
your friends will hardly knew yon.
t . i .. - .
N. Jackson, Dansiile, III., writes : "My
daughter bad a severe attack of la grippe
and a terrible congh settled on her lnnos.
We lried a1 mn'' remedies without
giving relief. Sne tried Folejr's Honey
fcmJ Tb. which cnred ghe hng
never been troubled with acough since."
Tiarki. FatV
'arse dc raik.
L grippe coughs often ejntinne for,
monms ana sometimes lead to fatal re-
su I s after the patient is supposed to
nave paaseu tne aanger point, roiev'e
tioney and iar anonle positive pro
tection and security from these coughs.
Clarke & Falk.
for iaeumuaia.
Dr. C. J. Bishop, Agnew, Mich., says:
"I have used Foley's Honey and Tar in
thiee very severe cases of pneumonia
with good resaite in evSry case." be
ware of substitutes. Ciarke k Faik.
DeWiu's Littie Early Risers never
disappoint. They are eafe, prompt.
gentle, effective in removing all im-' I
prrities fiom tbe liver and bowels. V
Smalt and easy to take. Never gripe or!
A tat ...Ad i ., .. L' . . I, i . I, !
macv. - !
Do you suffer from piles? If so do
not turn to surgery for relief. De Witt's
, Wilcn Haael Salve will act mors quickly,
surely and safely, saving ton the expense
; and danger of an operation. Ciarke &
faifc e f. U. Pnarmacy.
C. M. Phelps, Foreatdale, Vt., says
bis child was completely cored of a bad ,
mm aI u.Uft.. W. it.. .. ... Mj r ... ! -: . . '
Witch Uasel Salve. Beware of ail
coonterfnta. It instant!) relieves niles.
: Clarke A. Faik's P. O. Pharmacy.
U a a Dk I
If anything ails yoor nair, go and see
Fraxer ; he's tbe headquarters for all j
bair remedies. Remember that be '
tnakse a agsdalte of these goods. tf j
Floral lotion will care wind cbanoina i
and son barm. Maaulastaied by Cara j
A Falk.
Claras A Faik's ftevonew.
us nasjt- Ask w a w far tfaasn.
fllfli II lTl 1"otOs1 inCllsjj yeM&sV
Groceries
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Prof. Homer de Morrison
323!x Washington street. Room 23-30,
POKTLAKD, OttlOUN.
i Toe first registered as well as the first rrariu
i ate Mlssist ever in i'ortiand. The world's
' e eatest Trance Clairvoyant and Herbs is; ean
be eoujulted daily on al! sffatrs of if-.
! I'loff de Morris-m is without a doubt the most
seientinc- PaimUt and Clai; vovant iu the world
tbdag: be locates hidden treasure, reoattai the
f separated, teila if those la miu- rs.1, o 1. or gas on
your land, enables you to win th" i:fi;ciion of
I one you desire.
j Palmistry taught mediumistie rrsons devel
oped. Heals by the uses of ;, rvvtaled herb-!
i teas: cure chronic and so-called incurable dis
eases, free treatment f-ir the r-oov.
' Send Jt, date of birth and three iuesti ma; aU
' letters answered a! , nee.
Loeaud b risiaa.
Portlmd. Aug. io. - fTo he Editor) -Corner
de Morrison. occuhUt. located by vi.i.'u tbebul
; JII1 ircJl2.nJ.thl'i!ie'i,J'J'mielUne 355?' ,n
beo,,,f of science he imtxediately eors-
mumcased by letter the facts to Mr. A J Rals-
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Tflf xitKimg nie(?"ia was it fm.x.- i alii-rms in veil -I
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Letters of Credit iesned available in
the Eastern States.
Si jtit Ezctjanee and Televranhic
Transfers sold on New York. Chicago.
8t- Lou,- " Francisco, Portland Ore-
". Seattle Waah., and various points
I in Oregon and Washington.
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;!5m. To Astoria and Way- eie5
sataaday, i LandiBga. ; aaad?
10:0p. m. ;
Patty Willamette Bttrsrr.
VX3Zr Citf, Xeabarg.
laTn, Salem, ludoindeiioe.
' OBa m. aad ay Landings. Sunday.
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Ihruad. r. Corveliis and Way- Monday
Satardav, Landings. Wednesaa
c 00 a.m. j riaay.
Tuaaaay. f Wlllajncne asni ' S:p.
TaoxaC-iy, Vamhltl Kts-ara. Monday,
52P-' Oregon CI ty , Dayton and Wednesday
m Way-Landines. f riday.
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BV Pnraes Pairing to pu to Beppir sr
liuHat os Columbia ilonlbern via BUrgs, ahaaH
tea No. 2, leaving TIM Dallas at 12.25 p. ss,
makitiK direct connections at Heppner junctta
sad Biggs. Ke turning making direct counectka
at wrppner Jmiettoa and Biggs with So. 1. ar
rirtaa; as XM Dallas at 1KB p. m.
Fox farther marOcouus. call on or address
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The Dalles, Oregon,
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First national Bant
THE DALLES - - - OREOOSt
A Genaral Banking
Depoaita reeaived, snbjeet to Sigh
Draft or uneek.
Collections mads and proceeds promjif
remitted on dav of collection.
Bight and Telegraphic Exchange sold est
Near York. Sj TFraamsoo and "art-
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W- W. WILSON.
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