Pendleton,
Athena,
THH YOUNfl WIPI OP ITHE SCOTCH MILLIONAIRE
PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS
LEARN SOME OF ART
Discarded Photograph Negatives
Furnish Material for their Use.
1
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1902.
MEASURE OFFERED CONGRESS
(Concluded.)
itvs in . for tin- payment of all othpr
expenditures provided hn In this act.
Provision for Schools.
IVivldcd, that III case tlx receipts
from the sale ami disposal of lands
refiTnsI to In thU section arc Insuf
ficient to meet the requirement lor
the Mpport Of agricultural COltSgti
In the severs! states and terrltorlea.
under the act of August 30. 18!"o, en
titled "An act to apply n portion r,f
the proceed of the public lands to
the . complete endowment and
fUppori of the colleges for the bSBStl
of agriculture and the mechanic arts,
established under the provision of an
act of congress approved July 2, 18U2,
the delcieaoy, if an. In the aum
necessary for the support of the said
college.- shall ba provided for from
any moneys in the treasury not other
wise appropriated.
To Construct Work.
Section 2. That the aecretary of
the Intel lor is hereby authorised .ind
dlrecte.: to maKe examinations and
stirr, v for. and to locate and cor
truer, is herein provided. Irrigation
works for Ihe storage, diversion and
development of water. Including ar
tesian well, and to report to con
gress at the beginning of each regular
SOS-'.ll .l.s t.i til, result; ll! such -
animations
and surveys, giving est!-
mates of
works, the
cost of all contemplated
quantity and location of
the lands
tk ere from,
which can M irrigated
and all facts relative t i
the practicability
project ; also the
of -each irrigation
cost of works
in
Of
process 01 construction as well as
thoe.- which have been complete d
From Public Entry,
lection :t. That the secretary
of
the interior may. In his discretion,
withdraw from public antrj the lands
required for any irrigation work con
templated under the provisions of this
act, and shall restore to public entiv
any or the land so withdrawn When,
In his judgment, such lands are net
require,! for the purposes of this acf
that public lands which It Is propotod
to irrigate by moans of any Mates
plat I works shall be subject to entry
only under the provisions of the
bow it lnwi In tracts Of not lesr
than 4" not mor. than 1M acres and
shall i lUbjeel to the limitation,
chance temu and conditions herein
provided: Provided (hat the commu
tation provision of the hnmestea
law- shall not apply to entries male
and si this act.
May Let Contracts.
S. tlon I That upon the .lit. inn
nation bv the hecri'tary of the interior
that an) irrigation projool Is practi
cabl ii' may cause to be let con
the construction of the
IV hole or In part, providing
neeeeaary funds therefor are
! kbli la tin reclamation fund, and
then ipoi h shall give public notice
Of the lands Irrigable under such pro
ject, and limit of area per entry,
which limit shall represent the acre
age which, in the opinion of the aec
retary may be reasonably required
for the support of a family upon tl."
land In question; also of the charge
which shall be made per acre upon
the nai l entries, and gpgg lands In
private ownership which may be irri
gated b the waters of the said Irri
gation prsjesf and the number of an
nual installment not exceeding 10.
In whleb such charges shall be paid
and the linn- when such payments
shall commence. The aid charges
shall be detersttssd with a view of
rotsrsin. i the reclamation fund the
mii.' i ost of construction of the
project and shall be appottioned SS
eorolsg to benefits Provided that hi
all construction work eight hour
shall constitute a day's work, and no
Asiatic lahni shall be employed ther -on.
Limit on Sales.
Hutuji. That the entryman upon
lauds t ie irrigated by such works
Shall. In addition to compliance with
the homestead laws, reclaim such
lands foi agricultural purposes, and
before receiving patent tor the lan.ts
SSVSrsd bp his entry shall pay the
government the charges apportioned
against such tract as provided in sec
tion lour No right to the use of
water roi land In private ownership
shall be sold for a tract exceeding
it' MISS any one land owi.tr dl
0 lueh right shall permanently at
tach until all payment therefor are
SAVE YOUR HAIR
WITH SHAMPOOS Of
uJ uybi 'meat! 'ffTT" pared of
llaulakiuc urea Tide atopafuiliUH ban, reuiovaa
eruait, aculr bud dandruff, aoothca Irritated,
llcblug aurlanae, alliuululcM lha hair luliklaa,
euppnt-a Ibe r,.,ta with tinerfy aud nourlalcmaiil,
aii't cuHkni. ili. ban yruw n poo a eweei, whola
cjni, hfaltby acalp when ail t-lae falla.
oi'
laaiaa band
uatUMaurld l'na, awr,a. , Vi i
mi nui him viiaa , aoi rroi
omJIw 'Mawlebwa BmiOIBar
Mrs. Lucy Carnegie, wife of Andrew Carnegie. s said to be lit hearty
sympathy with the works of bcnevclence of her husband. She cooper
ate? In a'l his plans.
j made. The annual Installment slm
e paid to the receiver of the lOOgl
land office o the district in which th
' land Is attuatedi and n failure to BSke
j an two payments when due shale
I work a cancellation of the hOMSltSi I
entry and a forfeiture 01 all light
under tills act. All moneys received
from th tbOTi source shall be paid
Info the i ' Lunation fund.
The Reclamation Fund.
Section i. That the secretary c.t
the interl. i is hereby authorised ai. ,
directed to use the reclamation film.
for the operation and maintenance il
all reservolt and Irrigation works
construction under the roviiMons of
this act: Provided that when '
payment required by this act are
I made for the major portion of tlte
i land Irrigated from th- water f
any of the work herein provided ft-i
then the management and operat1 n
of. hut not the title to. such Irtlgati :
works, excepting reservoirs and the
works necessary fo- the- prsteol
and operation shall pass to the w i
crs of the lands Irrigated thereby, to
' maintained at their expense und I
such form of organization and umb ,
such piles ami regu stloni a t. ay
acf epfltilc- to tile scnretai o t ie
ferlor.
,Msy Buy
Se Use T. Thai
oat tt'.c proeieioai
Property.
where, in oarrying
Of thi act It he.
n,c nc eessai to aequlri
or property, the secretary
t rior Is hereby authorised
the same for the United
in rights
Ol the .
to acquire
Btatea iy
purchase or b comb ninatlon utidc:'
judicial process, and to pay from the
reclamation fund the sums which may
ii' needed for that purpose, and the
Halted States circuit or district
COUlta of the district wherein such
property is located shall, ooncurrenth
with the court of the state or terri
tory, have Jurisdiction of proceedings
for such condemnation and It shall b I
the duty of the attorney -general of
the Uajtsd States, upon every appli
cation of the secretary of the interior,
under this act. to cause proceeding tn
! be commenced for condemnation
within 30 days from tin receipt ot th
application at the deportment of Jus
tice And In all such condemnation
proceedings in the United State
court the practice, pleadings, forms
, and modes of proceedings in causes
arising under this act. shall ronton.
' as near as may be. to ihe practice
pleadings, forms and proceedings ex
I isttug at the time u like causes n
' the courts of record of the state ui
territroy within which such circuit or
district court is held, and rule of th"
court to the contrary not withstand
life
Conflict With Stele Laws.
Section 8. That nothing in this act
I shall be construed as affecting or In-
tended to affect or to in any way In
- terfer, with the laws of any Btate or
territory relating to the control, ap
propriation, use. and distribution of
water used in irrigation, but state and
jteriitonal laws shall govern ami con
trol In the appropriation, use and dis
1 1 1 but ion of the waters rendered avail
aid. by the work constructed under
the provisions of thi act: Provided
that the right to the use of water ac
QUirSd under the provisions of thi
i act shall be appurtenant to the land
irrigated, and beneficial use shall be
; the basis, the measure and the limit
of the right.
Section I That the secretary of
the interior i hereby authorized to
perform as) and all acts and to make
i such rules and regulations as may be
I necessary and proper for the purpose
it carrying the provision of this act
i into full force and effect.
RANCH HOU8E BURNED
C. Rogers'. Living Half a Mile Nortn
From Athena
The residence of 0, Hogers, living
ix half mile nortli of Athena, ww t
stroyed by tire Tuesday morning,
which eras caused by a defective stove
pipe Most of the household goous j
were saved but the house was reduced
to ashes.
Senator Spooner introduced a s I
stitute for the Nicaragua canal bill
Tin- new bill Is a practical a.ithorU.
I tlon of the president of thi United
i Htats to choose between ibe Hanan .
and tbe Nicaragua routes.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The
Pencil -ton.
'lockman,
Sinlth. Portland
Jonea, ion Francisco.
Pi MtOBi Omaha
I achapellc Utnatllli
(
S T
H, i
Mrs
Indian
School.
A Stevenson. I'oitlaml .
11 Colwell, Arlington
A.
B Heartfleld Ipokaaa
11 (lilndley. Portland,
v i it- I U s,.nkane.
J.
S
Charles B, '-linstock.
William Maher. Portland.
S. Stem berg, Ban Francisco.
( Richard. Sumpter.
; V Tgpe, Hot Lake.
Harry W Wolf. New York.
' Miller. Portland
- in Hradley. Arlington,
t It Dunthat Portland
(I. on;,. Harris. Portland
Charles McAllister. Arlington
The Golden Rule.
II A Kay tier. Moslem
c K Whistler and family. Carth
l t? T li. Oosaell, (.rant's Pas
Me) D Hurmtt BpOkaSS.
Inn Uothrock.
Maud Uothrock.
And Uothrock.
lames II. Kates anil wife.
W W Stone HI Paul,
(ieorge W. I'roeiistel. Weston,
('reel Pinkerton. Weston.
v.. Blsaaisgsr, Dnptoa
ii B Rita r, burton.
A I Caldwell. Portland
Urg, Payna and family.
ii R MeBrsen Ipekaae.
A. Schwartz.
S. A. Travis. Spokane
James Harris Weston
William Harris Weston.
I Council Umatilla.
John Uozier. Yakima.
SPLIT. BRITTLE. DULL HAIR.
All Comes from Dandrut. which is
Caused by a Germ.
Split hair, harsh hair, lusterless
hair, brittle hair, falling hair all owe
their origin to dandruff, which Is
caused by a measly little microbe
that burrows into the scalp, throw
Ing up the estlOSle into damn oft
scales and sapping the vitality of the
hair at the root, causing the several
.diseased conditions oi tin- hair till it
finally fall out. Modern science ha
discovered it reined to destro) the
luudrufT microbe, which Is combined
in Newbro's llcrpicldc. anil ina he
hail .of any druggist Allays itching
instantly and makes hair as soft as
silk. Take no substitute, nothing I
"just as good."
Revival Ssrvicss.
RSfiVSl st-rvlees will buajln at tie.
M K. ebureli. South, tonight. Kvsn
Kelist (.' C KaKle. or Idaho in expee!
eil to assist in the uicoOuk. lit will
arrive liv uoxt Hunday Also, Rev. J
t' Thomas will hoH quarterly M
iiiK next Sunday aud will preui Ii or
Friday ami Saturday at 7:30 p. m.
You will
make money
Hy calling on the
New Lumbermen
before purchasing
liill of lumber
that
New sheds Roin up
New stock CSSOUM in
At the new retail lumler yard
Cray's Harbor Commercial Co.,
opposite the W. & C. K. depot
PKNDI.KTON, OltKOON.
W J SEWEl.L, : : : Ma
natter
The pupils of the Pendleton pUDIU
schools are using dozens of old nega
tives discarded by the photographers,
lot the mounting of pictures It Is
for tin purpose of Inculcating In the
pupils, the love for art. and to shoe
then how homes may be made bright
or hv the use of Inexpensive articles.
The Other day Principal Conklln haul
. ,1 m tO the school house on the hill
,i whole wagonlnad of old negative.
at spoiled photo plates, and now the
pupils ,i njoying the task of learn-
B t do "PsepSKSSl work." Thev
take the old negatives, wash them
lean Of the emulsion and ehOtttlealt,
rhen once they are eleSMOtf,
h i, old plates are found to be of th"
beef qualitj Of To buy glass
new and supply a much a was se-
cured from the psstofrspbsn, would
i have entailed the expense of not leas
than S0, perhaps, and yet this obi
jusl what Is needed for the
purpoSC In hand.
The clean plate of glass are used
(Or the mounting oi picture! of nil
kinds- illustrations from magazines,
.nints coming Iroin city papers In col
gSd in black, iii Short, anything
that Is artistic and that will be -v-
tractlvi when mounted niton gias.
Some of the pupils have done excel
I, :it work In deed, and many home in
Pendleton is brighter for the learning
bv the pupils to do this work.
Says He Wan Tortured.
"I suffered such pain from corns I
could hardly walk." writes H RoblO;
son. Hillsborough. III., "but Bucklen'l
Arnica Salve completely cured them."
Acts like magic on sprains, bruises,
cuts, sore scalds, burn, bolls, ulcers.
Perfect healer of skin diseases and
piles. Cure guaranteed by Talltnan
& Co 26c.
Bear Admiral Schley's appeal t
the preaidssl may not bg disposed o'
for some time; but when the declalou ;
' reached there seem to be no long
gSJ dOUbt that President Ron.
roll will uphold the finding. rl IV '
court of Inquiry.
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CATARRH
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Hyi Cream Bulm
Kh mi l clc'c,nt to
iimv OnOISlni nn In.
iedeesdnWc
ll Ii citc'Slylnorl.'il.
Olfss relic ( m ones
ll IpcQI nilU I liSMISS
I llC C,, I'. -,!.'.
Allity i in i .',' .' i
COLD 'n HEAD
llc'Hl- nil. I ITClU'rt till- M' mice. Ill MlircH
the Mi'tivec, ,,f 'l nittc unci l.incll I. my tfc. fWH
m Hriunioi- or liv innll ; I ricd SIlO, HM b mall.
HI.V BHtlTUafte, M rrciisi . s, w fork
31 I-. .)' tor Hritioription
li)"lrgfl ii in v ec pul'l (or n pr aerl t Ion
rlitUKOit linnet- in Hmi 1 tain I',,, Aufiet M,
M flie ii miikIht id v vc'iln com 1 1 it tock
111.' i cin.l n pm i k) " PH) "I bSsiaM
iuvb lor n pt I lie lui KrlSSt! DlSSSSS SLcl i la '
licoec, hlthcrlic Ini'iiralilc .IIiciimic
I lio coiutuu.i''t llivi arilul lnv m iitntlou ol ,
tliu n-cl i: i November liV Iliu intvi
vie ,c I xori'H of Hie i ur"t hi l trlecl II vut un
its merit by patties over hree doicn oess' '
on lb MetlMSi i"l triiluM Itoeiu I l,y
alwi got i'ii lkii tn MM ' kreeie, Ineumblt:
SMWi nl kclmliiimomt it with Un plii l lu
I I judges t 'loAugui ; i-lflil) bvii pei
vein of in. imi nut etf either will or
rf reMlnx Invert 'l.
Ibti - Im i'ii, lut lliirleru wr cviii ul l ilurei
the- ptrtlcM c ru untiled n.: cIomhI fet lru
rlloo. Tbe prucwdluRe ut I0- UiveetigaUUK
SMMUtseesnd Un-1 liulcsl repuru ol lliv utt
were publltbecl mnl will In until. 1 1 froe
on applieotloD. A.llr John J Elites i
i- M . HO MeatSMMVI St. Han frani ir t'al
The Umatilla
Implement
Company
Agricultural Implements, Vehic
Wood Choppers and Lumberme
We carry the larasji and beet line of
Wood ( 'li'iiiti rt and I. imhermen'i
Supplies in the city uiisisting of
Aim, Wedges, Rledgss, Orosj Out
and One man Saws ('all and n
amine ntir linn and gel our price
before purchaning
HANSFORD & THOMPSON,
Thn Landing Hardware men. '
AMERICAN IH.AIN
$3.0(1 per I)p and Upwards.
THE PORTLAN!
PORTLAN D, ORsVOON,
.Sorclot WateM tn 1 .intern Oreiroii oeuple vUltlnir "ortlsod
lor tniirlatn end rommercltl travelers M C ROWHKS.
WOOD! COAI !
WOOD! COAL!
WOOD! COAL! ll. Ray a
W. C. MINNIS
SELLS BOTH.
KenererGoaL First Class Wood
(kders Promptly Pilled.
TrisphsiM, Bed 401, orojtii uu
W. ( MINNIS,
Otli.e Mstli Htreet, JusloiiHMile !l:in
funl A Tti'Uiipmiiili liarilwHre sUiif.
CRES
James B. Welch will tell you
what these letters stand for.
It's a good story.
Have him tell you, and if you
do not, you will find out later by
watching this space.
CLEV
finest Hotd
In thi I
Not
ttiijr aal Ml
StockfS, Hoi ids
and Grain
for o!i or on our t'
Now York 3tock
Chicago Stock t-ickup
Chlcsjo Bosrd ef TrsS
uri ,,
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