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PENDLETON, UMATILLA CO., OHEGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1SS8.
NO. 163.
1.0DUK DIKKCTOKY.
trTvUilHlK NO 2. I. O. O. V.,
R Jiwr MnnVl-V nliht oda -w'Vi!'l
nwif. suruKrAttv.
Hiii. i. j.. ,
nlKTON CIIA1TKIINO. A II. A. M.
DHr''V Miiknn a Temp 0 Oil IllB
f . Ilk III" - . . . . nA
V iih KrldiiJ" or men inonm.iii iwu
J. l HUHHKK,U. I'.J K. OL0110.N,
Kn UlbUK NO. . A. K. A A. Mi
unit the econd sua routiii .Mon
tVJ.h monlli. 7130 o'cloik. H.J.
fwM S W. K- 1'QTWIWK, nccictiiry.
WrONi.OIOKNO.M. A. K. A A.M.
I," tl.lr.1 Moii.Ihv" of jHCli month rv
klOC. Tl Jl lUblUill TT..TII, l.i nil
-M.Hwrftnrv
llLOmJKNO. H,. w. u. " ot
L HI 71 v u i iiMii
r. n.3ii"i
Meets
iltlne
All
IrKA I.OIKJK !iu. 3.'. i. u. u. r. mreu
LVrr HHlitnlny eyenlii t 7SOo'clook.
tMbrowkVN.Q.i ftlifaawtclle, Hec. ;
TIM.A KNCAMI'MKNT NO. 17. 1. O
I Mrrl on tlio Acrond mik) last
:.. ., mn'ii innntli. ill 7i30aVlnck.
VfRNOItKiU, IV, I'.. i' niiAiioocriow,
FINK ItMIKCO V I.OIMIK No. 13, I. O.
?. lhct.llio llrnt mill third Tliurs.
tnen mourn.
rr....... iiiiuiLi uii i ir iiu it
Met In "ll'l 'rum i.i.ii w.vi mv
It i imAnuitKi
Er.ln nl 7;30 o'clock. .1. O. I.n
J. WiltrAKKitiK. of It.iinil H.
lov I.0IXIH NO. I. K. OK l. Meets In
lid rVII' llH 'very Wednesday
lot T:W iiVIooK. M. MoiiKltKAti, U.
iiMAiirir.iii'! .
ElWIfON' IDHT, c). A. It , incem nt
hfeler'K Hull vpry Tliiirmluy nlnhl.
'Arri.K, Coininnnilcrj J. h. IIovi:n,
t.
.vrroHNKYsi
tUAM l'AltON, ArrOllNKY AT
lllf, CMIICI IIOOIII iMO. II, AKOOUI-
l.irk, I'eiiiUPliin, uriK'ni.
ki I'AOK-TUSTIN, ATI'OHNr-Y AT
UIIUT, AMHIOIHIIilll IHOJ'K, i-rnuic-
,KV 4 lUI.I.KItAY. ATTOIIN KYS
IIjiw, iiiiw iiooin I, .', a nun I ah
buMiicIc, 1 llttoii,Orfi;oii,
Mitt . I'lll'.WH. ATTO ItNKYrt AT
far, trmlMoii, Orrunn. I.okuI lnul.
1 nil kliiil micmlrd to with prompt.
Oiilrt'llnim Kpccliilty, illtlre on
liliivt ii lli TliniiipHoii'Iliitnliiirl
pt.nvr lim pi t omci".
IKK A KITZOHUAI.O.ATTOIINKYS
JUw, uiHiiim no. i mill , AHHociii
oc, riull tin, Oil-Kim.
I. I1KA.V. VTTOHNKY AT LAW.
Offlri-Mnln SlU-ot, III Tlioinpnon-
utllullilliii.',iivrllio roit Ollloi.
ItMtVO;;. A'lTOltNKYH AT I. AW.
lie )v r hint miiiomhi iihiik, ren
Ir.lll fi Ul.lt. ATTOItNUY AT LAW,
I Crntetvlllf, U('Kii. Will prm'tii:"
kit ul (In m,n .n il .S'uhIiImjI'jII. (,iil-
lipro'ni'llj' Kt'i'iuli'd
tsKV a WAOKll, AlTtlltNKYH AT
. ItfKlllIK .'llltlll I llf lllll "KHKl dr..
I imiii hi;, v riivrof Mull) mid Webb
un4' on, v i-aoii.
iTEll A WIIITK. ATTOItNrYK AT
k, IVimciim,uii-)jiiii. rtiMiiiiNK "lid
kin ti IVxX
BYMlIVNs .M) SUHdKOKS.
.. r lH'IslllN', MKTA-IMIYM1CI VN
kg, r l ltr ,.i i hrl.llilil Kcll'lico
!ill';inm kiviii to rlivti in l Imiii 'iiid
Fui.M. k, on ii ii it i ion irci'. i;iu
Hun lulli nf i' .ell iiiuiith omen
I. Xl'lllll ilO T llf iMKt OrfUlllllllll
't. 1 I o . H i moii.
IM WHU I'llY-ilCIAN AND HUlt-l"'-i
" in irvlncs driiit more.
I Uir.'on,
R HKKII, I'llYHK'IAN AND SUIt.
Itni. Koom it ArMKiuitlon hlncK,
funi, IVn iti'ton, llrcKiin.
IJ.M, I'ltl KTI". l'HYHH'IAN AND
mnn. tiiMci i-ovtT Mixirlmunu A
'or' ntnrc rorin-r of Joliit'on hipi
rrtu, rrmiii-ion, ori'ito
I V t'tV'H IMIIlMl -.llltl
Kn,niiui., ,n. j. urrn r uvea
E iiPiiono Willi !!
l hniclul Htteiillon Kiven lo the
DKNTISTS.
Ui . ' ' 1 r,r' 1 "AN AUJUA-
HuIUiul., iviidlfton, Orfijon.
Mist 'KU.ANKOITS.
PAHIl-Ttt rriviiuiii'iiii ivn
fenill'lon," ori-Kon. ouwiry
ifci Mutual fiimi.neu ou
LmLvIan JUhTICKOKTHK I'KACK
f- ."rr ruoiic, vuiitjcie, urecou.
I i.i.1"' riiiniji. tin iuiiu iv
. uii.! proon uRen ut rvuuoeii
Ilt.l. 11. I1M.I..1IHII . fl
Vion Milker. Alta mid Oarden HU..
f.oreijim. Hlnckmiiltb work of all
iki.'i 1 'M,"",,',e "'inner, und on
. -.. i..,, iMriiciuir mteniion civ
nolnu.
Ksi.BnUnvfN houk OAitntAOE
r3iii tuiutern, I'endletuii, Oregon.
lu..,,.-l,eiUl!trt,;. -'"urt "ireet.
1. lllrtllihA.1 i. u i nlAH
KiK.n.,7, W,M '(lv prompt mien
LlfiiiliiK a ipeclallyV
KliJ0"", HOUSE ANUHIQN
P nd n, 1 ,l"B' lper-hKiiKln,
llhi? ",nl,ennK- Wore and all- p,
rti, uptoatiH TlltonNHtar lUkerv.
Iwitth KI"NN I'llAt?
ItAOTICAI
eter Ma-
All work
foUUffi,A,T hTO-s'K AND IIIIICK
f M n,?.'i'"na Oreuon Tomb.
B'''-Pf7a1,ftKnlOUhb,5r,IO,
I 5&tSB i?K A AT THE
M. ?hi'?8,,! otc at ur c thai
rtrlnllni. Mv.ilwr iimi llio.e o(
. -fc uuu.e. m Kattnrn Orecoii
Whom it May Concern.
TO-DAY'S TFI FfiRAMS I lrll lonco of tho game
o icLcunwwoi .rho coroner iiell, ublK)Ht ,
The uuderaigncd will close all current accounts on their hooka
on the
1st of Next October,
And will demand satisfactory settlement of all bills due them
before the end of tho year. They propose there
after to conduct their business on a
STRICTLY CASH BASIS,
And solicit a contiuuunce of the liberal patronage they have so
long enjoyed, guaranteeing their customers
FULL COMPENSATION
In Reduced Prices for the accommodation heretofore extended
ROTHCHILD & BEAN
Cheap News!
Tlxo Seml-Weolily
East Oregonian
AMD THE NEW 0RK WORLD
From now until after the Presidential election
in November for
ONLY ONE DOLLAR !
Stamps Taken.
Address :
East Oregonian Pub. Co.,
Pendleton, Oregon.
CI.KVKIiAMiy 1.KTTKK OUT.
Creat Western Bakery.
AND
DINING ROOMS,
.V. GRATA, I'roprMor.
A. FIESIT-OLAS'S MEAL!
von
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS!
A NICE, CLEAN BED FOR HQ OH 50 GENTS
OPE3ST DAY AHSTD TSTIG-ST!
Main Street, near rontofllce, I'ewlleton
W. J. VAN SOHUYVER & CO.,
"Wine and Spirit Merchants,
G3 FRONT ST. - - - PORTLAND, OREGON
AQKNTS
rYRUS NOBLE BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES; JOS; SCHLITZ BREWING
PO Milwaukee . Wit ) EXPORT PILSNER BOTTLEO BEER. ARCA
SlAN KlNC I MINERAL WATER, (Wauken.aw. Wis.) VEURE CLI
QUOT PONSARDIN CHAMPAGNE. (Yellow Label.) Jus3.l.w3m
He Given L'uau.wrrnblB IteaioHl for Ite
dtielnir Til in And Admlttlne Itaw Ma
terial. Kree,
WAHiustiTON, l. C Sept. 10. Clove
litnd'M letter ot uuveptuncu 1h out. It
coverit nearly threo column. Ujhjii tho
question of free tratlo It eontulnM tho
following: "Abrupt ruillcal chitnL'e
which mlKlit cndiinKorontiTpriHcH and In
juriouly utFt'ct tho lntcrcsta of lubor tie
liendcnt on their huccchh und continunnco
uro not t'ontcmplutud or Intomlcj, but
wo know tho cot ot our dotnentle manu
factured iroductH id increaocd und their
coot to conRiitnorH la euhunccd liy tho
duty linpoHcd on raw material lined In
manufacture. Wo know (IiIh IncreiiMcd
cont prevent the Halo of our production
at foreign markets in competition with
thoMo countrioH which have tho udvan
ttiKU of frco raw muterial. Wo know
that, confined to u homo market, our
mauufai'turinj; oporatloitH are curtailed,
their demand for labor Irregular, und
rate of wurcm paid uncurtain. Wo pro
k)hu thereforo to Hlhnulato our douiOHtio
IndiiHlrial cntorprinoH by freeing them
from tho duty impoMcd upon importetl
raw material which by employment of
labor uro uned In our manufactured, tlum
extending markutH for their huIo, und nor
mittinc tin Ini'reaHed and titeady produc
tion with ullowiinco of abundant prollt.
A QHKAT wiikatT'ooi,,
A Olfantlo Camblnhtloii Formed with Un.
limited Cupltal.
F.mioo, I). T Sept. 10. A Klantic
wneat trust, poHpewunt' uiiiiohi tin urn ei i 17,
vt ii.. t i.i ... ranlH In
iiiuiiusi , in vuiMH luuiiiii, iJiwiiKiih I'
light. Tito plan of tho combination in to
piircha'Mo iih nearly iih poHelblo nil thu
wheat delivered for Htorago on tho North
ern I'uci.'u railroad. Thu organization Ih
fuld to. coiuprlHo h6iuu of thu heaviest
moneyed men in I lit 1 tit It . Miiiiieapullx,
I'ttrpi, flrand 1'orkn, Juiiientovn, DovII'h
l mm mill oilier point lit Dakota. Alto
gether over thirty capltall-tH tiro atd to
no in tho jkmiI for Individual amount,,
ranging froin (I0,(H)J to 500,000. Tho
nriivH uro it Kllght advance on tho mar
ket for present and fill uro delivery, when
tiftri'Mimrv. to Hpeuro tltNlritl tinrrliiixiin.
Thin llefd of oKjratlniiH Ih routined to
wheat producing region oi iho.Muili
went, und only higher grade uro taken.
I cauuht It.
Ikihl liinrtRin nxutnlii
noil over a Mtoe-mring ana it button
holo, und rendored a verdict of death by
oollidlns with u cyclone. Since that
time I bavo become of u literary turn und
condemned tho national game a an agent
which is increasing tnu rate ot mortality
111 VUdlUO I'lUlllUt
Alba ha u bra band, which from my
dtundpoiut of comparison is tho bom. It
ixilutH of Hunerioritv are thce:
1. It can make more "nothing" out of
music than tho l'cndlcton bund.
'J, It has killed more dogs than
Cliirbrd'ri rut poison.
.'!. Kcllov lielonc.
4. Dewey belongs; but I won't give
away any more of the boydj milllco it to
ay that thin is enough to recommend it
touny muslcdovlng community; und if
mo ruuriu ui iiui cuiiich uuibhio lei un
.know.
Miss Campbell und Miss llox uro vis
iting friend iu Alba. Mis Box has loft
for lVndleton, I would Judgo from thu
number of "Ikixcb" piled around Mr.
'Stevens More that he would not mis
one, but tho joy (hero 1 in one "mail
llox no one hut ho can tell. 1'iuihim.
council mi;i:tino.
l'roceedlnxa at FiliUy Nlftllt'n Meetlii(
lllll. Alliiwnl unit Hefrrreil.
ritK-S COSIMKM".
And tho
Wht lh Nt. I.nill. Iteimlilln
tlreicnnlan Nay.
Kr. I.OUIH, Sent. 12. Thu Konubliu
will say editorially: "l'ruiduut I'lovo
land's letter in by far Iho MrongcHt docu
ment that ha yet itninMred on either
nido one that is bound to hitvo a potent
iiilluenco in determining tho people' ac
tion upon thu iKiiie of tho cainpalmi ami
Is K)rhapB tltu abltwl letter accepting thu i ju
iiresiuuiiiiui iiiiiiiiiiuiiuu iiiui can no
found in any ixilltlcal uuu.tls."
At it Hccial meeting ot thu common
council of tho town of l'endleton, held at
thu council room ou tho 7th day of Sep
tember, 1888, there weru present S.
Uothchlld, chairman ; J N Young, J V
Slaughter, und K Sargent.
Thu cotumilteo on claim rcisirtcd cor
rect on thu following bills, uud ou motion
tlio recoider was insiructeil to draw war-
iiavmunt of Iho samo: A II
llanna 110 ;i7. .M Ii Sarirent 0 i5. Jas
Wheelau i- 00, Ahem .Mauufacturiug
(.'oHM10, I liarrutt f 00, ('ahoon
1'ielding f(l oO, Chas ridding 1 00, J K
Smith 4 00, S M Slauton I7 00.
Tho following bills weio then referred
to thu commilleo ou claims: itothchlld tV
Dean. Hl.oO: Wutsoii A l.ulir. JI1.71:
same, $0; Noll .McKachorn, Wheeler
A (.keen, if 7.00; name, f,i,70; (1. I. I.a-
HOW, IfL'.HO.
Ihu K!litlotm of Jno. Murjihy, John .1.
Hlititl und 1. iMedernach were road and
referred to tho commilleo ou llnanco.
Ktliuateri for loveo work for August
weio toad, und on motion tho recorder
was uuthori.ed to draw u warrant on tho
loveo fund for thu mini of $ 101X15, same
being H.) per cunt, of Huldcstlmutu.
On motion thu council adjourned.
KAKMKltS AND LKOISLATOUS.
l'oiiTi.AM). Sent. 10. Thu Oregonian
suyn editorially : ".Messrs. Cluveland and
I.amout luivo lieiiu endeuvoriuu' to do
something in tlio lino of broad hilarious
humor KiiiHiriuiluruii ny u i.tto visit oi
Hill Nvu to tlio President, and as it tostl
inonlal of loeinrocitv f r that distin
guished humorist's act of hi barnyard '
toiou euiwit. uro yur. Aniuy raiu ...u , WMor jH H,ow (
paiwr is uxceeoniKiy ninny. 'brookH: It often louulres
l llli: IN HAN t'UANCINCO.
Three lllncli. l)rtrn)eil-l.n. Nearly h
.11 llll
Has Fiiascisco, .Sept 0. A llro hroko
out IhlHuflernoon In thu wish und door
factory of llulior A Crocker on Main
stieet. ilu cutiro llro department of thu
cilv was lulled out. Thu hiirned dihtrict
Hinbraces two who Iu blcck. which It en- ot Ihusu natural ixn
llrely consumed, and t lire block which limber, learned In timu lo conhtruct inoio
uro almost a total loss. Thu uinount Is i artful dums, ho an to tutain uxten-lvo ha
nearlv u million dollars, divided lMjtwecn sins of wuter. Thus, iu thu natural cou
Homo'doen llruiH. dition of tho' North American thorn, a
i well uh those of most other countries. bo
Wheat in chlcaijii. j foro mail began to clear away thu forests,
Ciiicaoo, Sept. 10, Heplombor wheat i thu woods constituted u great system of
is quoted to-day ut 02 und October ut reservoir, iu which tlio rains uru ru
DI, I tulned into thu period of liitervoiilng
. . IdroughtH. In this ttluto of thu mirfuco,
AI.ua OI.KANINOH, ; the u.uiii cliuuuulri of u river-system wtuu
continually Iho seat of streams of model-
"I'llKrlm" Trlli uf llappenlnfi In Alba-! (u uvv 'fhcso cluuiielH woto no wider
iiatviali, lira.. Baniif, Ktc.-I.ocai , jlu Mtt8 reipiired by tlio rate ut which
fllll.tl
Tuthe lilllorof the Katt Oretfoulnu.
Tho hot weather is over, and tlio cool
xephyra once more whistle playfully
through our whisker.
Tho inhabitants urn blessed with un
abundant hurvest this year.
Dr. llili and Mr. und .Mm. Illckers,
with a numlier of tho young folk of
tho country, bavo gone to C'amii "kar-
hon" to rusticate lor a season. 11107 "
tendto"tako in'v llluawuy firings on
their return.
Home flood Idea Kxpre'.ed hy a l'r
ereK.lie Umatilla County l urnier.
A Into issue of tho California "l'atron
unii Agriculturist" contuins tho following
letter from Mr. W. A. Snmplo, u promi
nent member of tlio Grunge in Umatilla
cou.ity :
"Tho cry goes up from tho farmornthut
their waits uro not placed before tho
legislatures un they should bo. Wo ad
mit the fact for the reason that the
farmori have not come to uu understand
ing among themselves. Thoro must lie
proper tepn taken and labor performed
before we can oo any help arising for us
us an agricultural clo8. The
Grange allbrds tho furtuor nn or
ganization ot Iwth Stuto and Na
tional character. In tho Urnngo hall
we can discusH our wants, draw our con
clusions und place tho matter properly
beloro our law-makers. Corporations of
ull kinds have their lobbyists or ugcutn to
look ufter their interest's ut tho mootine
of our legislatures, und why not tho
farmers adopt soma nhiu to tidvunco their
interests? In numerical Ktrength ut tho
ballot wo uro thu strongest, but in cun
ning wo uro behind tlio tlnum. I am
pleased to hco that tho farmers uro awak
ening up out of their lethargy. "God
helps tnoso who help uumiseivcH" it
it Is done on nroncr motives. Tho Idoa
that wo uh a class will receive prner
uttcntiou from our law-makers und re
main dormant ourselves Ih u fal
lacy wo have practiced too long.
Tlio Salem Grange has madu tho
start. Situated uh it Ih ut thu Capital, it
should tuko tho lead, und if tho dlll'erent
Nitiorilliiutrjliratige tliioiigliout tlio htuto
lend tho helping hand by sending to tho
Secretary of thu Salem Grange requests
projierly and justly ilruwn, signed by
their member, demanding equal riuhlH
and privileges fioui our lawmakers,
w hat u power it would luivo I Perhaps
Homo think it u small matter, uh tho
number of members Ih not very lurgo.
Hut thu idea is, thu agricultural class
must have 11 leader. If tlio Grnino makes
thu stuit und demands of our hiw-mukurH
just laws, laws that will give to tho
farmer his share of Iho prolltH of hi la
bor, it will bo a start iu tlio right dircu
tion, Tlio Idea 1 have advanced
will lie 11 benellt to thu llopubllcutt
farmer und will also benellt tlio
Democratic farmer. Iho principle onco
before tho people, stilted hy Ihu farmers
that belong to thu Grango, will bo up
proved by tho farmers not hy members of
thu Order, and they will sen tho good
arising from unity of act! 111 und will lend
11 helping hand. Thu agricultural claw
must of necessity obey Ihu law ot pro
gress. Wo must Hcrutiulr.o uvery act
iiiado by our luw-mukur. und If wo huve
niailo 11 mlhtaku iu funding inuu thoro
who will not give us equal chances un
der our laws, lot uh pronounce them jkjII
tically dead, and see that thuy never get
into olllco again to Ix'tray tho trust placed
iiK)ii them. 1 have talked with Statu
Senators elect ltuluy and Wuger, Hup
rcHuiitiitivi'H llcitu und Kirk, und can
recommend them us men worthy of thu
trust placed upon them men who huvu
said tliey would bo pleasud to help tho
fanner under till clritiimstuucoH, hut 11
leimitns lo bo seen what t hoy will do.
Ilouso Hill No, 2.11 on assessment and
taxation, that failed to pass tho hist Slato
Senalo by 11 tiu vote, should bo resurrec
ted and ho amended uh to provide for u
precinct ussiiH or and passed by tho com
ing Legislature.
Ihu constitution of thu Hulled Slate
should Ui ho amended that tho United
States Senators bo elected by 11 direct
vote of the electors of thu sovurul Statin,
us CoiigroMuiieu and Statu olllcors are
now tilt'cteil, Tho condition of tho
United States Senate ul Ihu prosuut tlmu
Is u disgrace to u free government, com
posed of railroad kings h'udiug main fuc
Hirer and now estimated or inetisi red
rather by their millions than hy tliuh in
tellect. Some of them would never I avo
Uton thoiu only by Iho uho of money. I
holKi thu diireruut Siibordlnato (itai gori
will take tho matler Iu ham1 and prtq urn
themselves to act ut Ihu proper t mo,
Wu shall ilepund ou tltu Salem Grango
taking the leading pait, und I can ussuro
you thu Order beiu iu Umatilla county
will perform Its part In thu grand prin
ciple for ouual rights, eqvul luxation und
equul law,"
. , .i ii.i .1. ii . .
these forestuusiumled wulern esca,ie,l. hWT " Sff ITS
fore.t aud Water Miiqiiy. Department from Uro. Sample, hut wo
When man resorted to tho noil uh the nk bo inukoH u mli-tuko when hiiwoulil
nourco of hi food, hu liegau to clear uwuv fhfl tho luadorship to tlio shoiilderH of
Iho forest and by tillage to destroy j "awm urango. 1,01110 rigui to 1 m trout
yourselves, oroineroi iiiiuiiuu. iaii jour
wunts ho known und presuui mom.
Itlii'i. mill Valley.,
I'roff.x.r N. H. Hlialtr, In Hcrlbner'a Miku
line for Auiiuit.
Tho valley of most livers uro forest
clad. Whether lliesu forest bavo thu
glgantiu growth characlurislle of fertile
districts in tho tropics and Iho tuuierato
7.0110, or tuko tho shapuot stunted wood,
such uh extend fur toward thu poles, they
ull cases lot 111 ixinealli lliulr
brutichew, und ubovo tho Hull, u
1 thick, Hioiigy coating, which ulloriln 11
naliirid rocorvoir for thu rain wuters. In
most regions, this forest siKjngu ha u
depth of more than 11 foot ; It not lufiu
quoiitly attains 11 (hicknesH of two feet or
nunc. It cm commonly tuko into its In
teretlceH 11 rainfall oi three or four
inches in depth, or from one-sixth to
0110 tenth thu oidinary annual supply.
lilcd lo thu
weeks for u
singlu torrential ruin entirely to escasi
into thu open channel which bear it lo
tho suu. .Moreover, Ihu fallen trunk
and branches of thu true clog tho forest
shaded rivulets, making litllo pool,
which servo still further lo leslraln thu
outgoing of thu waturs. Our lcavers, ut
one timu Ihu most widely distributed of
our larger animals, ut llrst making nvaij
ot Ihesu natural imiiiiih lorined by 1.111011
tho siKjiigy covering ol tho earth which
theycteated, ith tho udvunco of clvi
lhutioii.ull tho great valleys on tho north
ern tcuix)ratu zono have been to u con
hiderablo extent deprived of thoir forest
covering. In this new stuto of tho Hiir
faco, tho rain-water Ih no longer held
Furmers uro in tho habit of "letting soinu
one elso tend to their utl'alr," and right
there Ih where thu troublu comes iu, If
you would succeed, think, net unit do for
yourselves, lie iiuieiHiiiuenii no inuu-
Ull lUlUIJll IHIU ' - -- (wow Mbl f .1 ' II 11
t 4 ,ili.,.,iwul Iku fIAn lilt tlirt tifttitl. ' I. .lr uu ll WilU fif Itlll. 1 kilt HfiU'ti fill
und Mr. Clillord is now the getiiul pro- over (ho Hiirfaco of tho soil und outers I, I v e iH'Hiru to correct usugiit iiiihiukb
nrietor; und when Iho boys hear tho ; tlio water-ways, iho resuii ih that ull , ? r . rumiuo imir. um unnui
welcomo word "coino to ilinuer," they thu old chunueU Injur, in limes of llood.u 1 ' " clatiwi provldinif for pro
may know there Ih Hoinethlng good iu body of water fur greater than that which I ciuct ussessorH, A motion wuh made Iu
Htoro. wuh put into mum ihjioio thu lorests viero 1 ' ,u "-'"u u in. winm
Mr. Dowoy contemiilatcs going to tno cleared uwuy. lliuy uavo been com-1 "lu. u" ;
Willamette valley wsm. Ho will prob- ,lled to widen their channjbi by euttlng H)ku In op)i tlon to striking out thu
I1UMV 11 Mrlll lit IHO U11I1V1.1I IUI1I1 OH llllttr viauou. uramn i.ii.i in inn raumu
ilo. llius, in thu caMi oi iho Ohio
river, thu lied occupied by the flood
waters bus, since thu beginning of Ihu
nrusent century, been widened to thu
li:ivr hteam appliances for separating thu 1 amount of alxnil ono-lifth of it total dl-
......... .,..,1 .l,,irnlriir till. Ilrt lirOUL'Ilt tO I uiiu.lnr. lll.uliltll ihU U'ldl.lll III. It la
Eastern Oregon, 'iliev uro a hucccsh. 0w imablu to iioar awuy tho flood wutorH ' "wif "iiare of thu laxos will
Tho baseball nine of Alba intend to ' yielded lo it by tho oxteiifcivo tilled shr-. "'-t'Jo Hx,t, wlntor, but wo li.ivo litllo
.1... il.. I'!ll llilmrw mill KlllldaV. till) J,i.,.j .f It 1,-iuln In 1 1 mi. 4 i.l tl.wul ll llOK Of UUVtlllllV' IKS 111! UCf'OIhpliidlCd. It
H ,l,l.,at .il,.nl,t It will lie u "eclnnco , rlHPH hlcher than of old iin.l Miirnuil ilnv. : W 111 Iiovur IhI done Until lllU bosses who
ubly tjiiit tho saloon business,
Your corresKmde!it visited Mcltey
nnliU' ilalrv on CalUUH. TIlO IkjVH UP
milking over fortvcowH and uro doing tno
11 dairy busluess in the country- They
bv u muiorlty of two, Simon. Slullu. und
tlio "ring" generally, opM)Hed it. Whilo
not perfect, wo bo I iu veil it would bavo
been un improvement on thu pieretit
law. Another attempt to oblige the
wealthy ieoplu ot this Slato to pay some-
w . ..... . .1... ...... .1....
game." I can lestny 10 uiu iutv u
tllore Ih "science" la'Jt. I took u hand
with the boya a few weeks since, und in
trying to catch u "fly" discovered the
I und spread dev
astation over u wider urea of tho alluvial
plains. lit time of drought tho stream
hhrinks within its wustu of encumbering
Hands and becomes iinnuvigablo.
control this Sluto
jiowor. Ki. K. O.I
are thrown out of
.Marlon county needs more hoi-)iickerH.
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