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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1902)
MMinininf mnmtniiiHi ininnini at Is the Secret f I ;c a ciirrpcc:fjii hiisiness built up? The n sell the cheapest suns; wood's One one man nas tne . r , t w a nnTCirricnc i in imii-miii.i . and so on. This Is NOT the Secret. The secret 1 knrmncc tc tn mvr I hp HeSt I ninD 1111 1 1 1 i r ii i ii i uuoiubiiij j v -i - . .1.. i T n iiirn onnrtmpnt it IS OUT ni ine uucaucaL. " it.-, i t ..ni. li mnnpv von have 11 i v i : tii Ljwot - - TT nr1 titnnf tho hpn nPQt tiling -ri ran uii .iii n inn ruv mr htm i iiu 11 vuu fVio clnrn ic full nf them fLdtl1. WllvJ w ...Jtist Received... . i a i' I v niii iruiuii w w-a. 1IV1 r v-sj and fancy Pongee. Jl Our line of Grena- don't pass the store without seeing DID SOME ONE LIE? W. H, CARTER THOUGHT HE'D AVOID WORK. BOOMING THE WEST " BRINGS HARDSHIPS. causo a warm region .of the heart. During these seven feeling to remain In tne i day every nstance of a Family Allured to the , army member will he expected to set . r. . . n . . nsldo some part of the usual weekly Coast by Extravagant Promises. ; "n n ,...,-,, tho on .- S. -4M B tfT T 0.11UW1 JLVLHa JIU1V SUNDAY tin who does not have rished by the Domes- lad better stay out of Sion. Ltir worn is kppreciated by the best :ause of ats acknowl- rior finish, which only enence can give. iSTIC LAUNDRY an, Prop. Pendleton. UMBER Gray's Harbor Com. Co. SUCCESSORS TO A. C. SHAW & eo. Being one of the largest man ufacturing plaDts on Puget sound are able to sell you lumber cheaper than anyone else. New lumber coming in every day. They also make all kinds of boxes, including Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, and Plumb and berry crates, and are prepared to make you prices either in small lots or BY THE CAR LOAD You get What you buy from us. BIO 5tock of Jith dwelling and barn, ?$3,000 i seven rooms, bath, ood house, city water, 2d on stone foundation. lots and new cottage, $1,250 nd house, $i,ooo, part mable time on balance. II on installments. See B. CLOPTOU, fi7 Main Street. l Shop for Is of Plow, and Carri- rork... tg a Specialty. hvork guaranteed. rON OOPELAND NSFER, RAGE. IER BROS. PHOHK MAIN 4. it of Umatilla Cigar. WOOD, COAL, SAND & BRICK. Trucking & Transferring. Laatz Brs. 1. 1. Ray & Co., Bar nd Mil Stoclce, Bondl eind Grain tor cub or on mrglni. New Yark 5tack Exckaaga.! Chlcage Stock EzckaBga. Cklcaco Board of Trada. trt 0)tM( fmm.ltmm., Om, He Came West to Have an Easier Time, and Didn't Understand the Country. Still they come! What are all the people that are rushing Into Oregon and Washington going to do for a living? Every train from tho East brings from a dozen to two or three hundred people from tho East and Middle States who are coming here, many of them with the idea In their ncaas thnt they can walk out hero anywhere and settle on government land where they can not only make n living, but can make money from the start. This Is a mistaken idea and unfortunately the poor people coming who spent al most the last cent they had to get here, will And it out after it is too late to do them nny good. Nebraska, Missouri and Illinois are furnishing the largest contingent of these home seekers, although they are coming from every state east of the Rockiesr This morning the trains through Pendleton were crowded with men, women and children. Most of them were going to Spokane nnd other points along the O. IL & N. The tick ets were purchased to Spokane and from there they will branch out over the country. He Expected Too Much. Among those looking for a place where they could take up government land and settle a large family where they could make a living easier than working in the factories of the East, was a man by the name of w. H. car ter. In talking to Mr. Carter this morning he seemed to be a very in telligent gentleman, but he was lino the majority of those coming West. He had been led to believe that a good quarter section of wheat land was lying near some town waiting es pecially for him to settle ins tamny on it and as soon as that was done and the soil tilled by the strong arms of his sons, it would blossom forth and brhm fruit and grain in plenty for the rest of their days. Mr. Carter asked the reporter for the East Ore gonian where he could got a report of the board of Immigration and where he could get information con cerning the vacant land of this state. He is a man of perhaps 52 or 63 years of age, and he said he had put in all his life at hard work for others and recently made up his mind that he had had enough of it, and wantet to come West, where he could settle ou a piece of government land and make a living without working so hard H's ticket was purchased for Spokane and he stopped off here to Investigate a little. This morning he left for Walla .Wlalla, where he Is going again to stop and Temain a short fcime and if he finds nothing he will go on to the end of his journey. He expressed himself as being well pleased with tne aimearance of the country sur- Tounding Pendleton and said that he Tesretted that he did not buy hi ticket for "Portland instead of Spo Vnnp.. However, he thought that If he fbnad ndthlng to suit him in Wash Imrton he would "drift" back this way. Some Are Posted. While all .Qie people coming to the Pacific Coast have not been misled, and are not of the class spoken of aDove, the ;greater majority are. Some of them have the right Idea of the country and come with money to buy land and are going tto settle down to a life nf raising grain or stock for the market. This smaller proportion of the -newcomers are a class that every Westerner "will welcome with wide open arms, as there are vast re sources In rthe Pacific States for the energetic, thrifty farmer and there Is plenty of room for all that come. Some ot them come with money to brancn out In business of some kind in town, lauy town property and will generally help It to build up and grow, while others come with money to buv farms, or stock ranches and will make substantial citizens. They are seeking larger opportunities and a place where Ihey can spread out. For these there Is no better place than Oregon, and Umatilla county has room for many. Ten men out of this class will do more lor the rapid development of the couatry than 100 of the former class. Walla Walla March 21. "Papa he stayed In Seattle. Wo are going back home. Ho didn't have enough money to come with us and so he Is going to stay until lie can make some." A bright little boy made that answer to a traveler yesterday on a Northern Pacific east-bound train. Tho car was crowded with worn looking women and children but men seemed strangely lacking, nnd when a pitssenger queried a little fellow with: "Where is your papa, my son?" the child gave a startling answer. Filled with a desire to better their none too enviame 101; ueiuueu in land agents into the belief that noth ing but prosperity awaited tho home seekers in the West; a chance to go to the country of promise at a cheap rate, and father, mother, brothers and sisters sold their little all, bought tickets to the place of Joy and plenty and departed to where, they know not. IT WILL BE BUILT oral fund of tho army. For the Complexion. NEW ROAD PROPOSED FOR SEVEN DEVILS TUG Complexion mwnys uuuura irum j bllllouRnc88 or constipation. Unless tho bowels are kept open tho Impurl-; tics from tho tiody appear In th . form of unsightly eruptions. DoWltt's , Llttlo Early Rlsors keep tho liver and bowelB In healthy condition and re- L'eutenant Farrow's Plans Likely to Be Consummated. Uaker City, March 21. Articles of Incorporation are filed for the now Seven Devils road, of which Lieuten ant Farrow, of New York. Is the pre lector. The nnmo of the company move tho causo of such troubles. C. H. the Raker City and Snnke HIvor rn Met Defeat. Washington was reached. In the nhlnr lnc.illtles there was no vacant land and purchase by them was ut terly out of the question. In the dis trlcts thrown open to settlers all the nvnilnble homesteads were taken. Tho occupants were like themselves, poor. There was no work. To the Sound they drifted, the little stock of money rapidly dwindling away. There, like every other place, there was plenty of work, but laborers were also in abun dance, and a hand was over ready to fall in where another dropped out. Suddenly the father realized that something must be done. A few dol- Hooper. Albany, Gn., says: "I took, DoWltt's Llttlo Early Rlsors for blh lfousncss. They woro JuBt what I needed. I am feeling bettor now thnn , in years." Never gripe or distress. Safe, thorough and gentle. Tho very best pills. Tallman & Co. and Brock & McComas. LAW SAYS YOU CANNOT KILL THE SONG BIRDS. Here Is a Copy of Two Sections of the Statute Governing the Matter. The law of Oregon snyH you cannot kill song birds. If you shoot larks, you aro a law-breaker. Here is tho law: Section 1. Every person who shall, within the state of Oregon, after tho passage of this act, for any purpose, injure, take, kill or destroy, or havo In .his possession, sell or offer for snle any yellow-breasted chat, meadow lark, robbln, song sparrow, lark finch, variagated thrush, wood thrush, her mit thrush, Amorican gold finch, blue bird, snow bird, oriole, lazuli finch, house and winter wren,- pine linnet, California linnet, warblers, vlreo, lars remained, but not enough- to carry i swallow, tanager, gross beaks, king them all back to the old home in the East, now grown so dear. Tho wife and babies started back. With a brave front he saw them aboard the train, and with a sigh turned back to frv the battle alone. He had lost, but must try again for their sake. Too Many Promises. "It may not sound very pleasant, and perhaps some may say that the story Is overdrawn," said the traveler who related tho tale, "but It Is true, nevertheless, and that story of ono missruided family and their hopes is but the story of hundreds of others. Many a man will not be able to send his wife and babies back to where they can be cared for, and destitute, many a forlorn little group will re main iu the great West. "Now the Pacific Coast Is prosper ous and' happy, but place several thousand destitute people among these well-to-do inhabitants and what will be the effect? Every man can answer that 'question for himself. A boomed country is sure to s'uffer a retrograde movement and in many Instances It is left worse than at the beginning. "The mistake of the age was made when railroad rates to the West were vnt. Quality, not quantity, should be applied to settlers as with everything lets, or horned lark, shall bo guilty of misdemeanor. Section 3. Every person convicted of tho violations of any of tho provis ions of this act shall be punished by rond. nnd the Incorporators nre WW Ham Tollman, L. Crablll. John Wat tennnn. John Schmltz, C. M. Sage, a L. Miller, P. Uasche, S. A. Hcllncr, J. Patterson. C. L. Palmer, George Stodddard, It. D. Carter and Edward S. Farrow. The capital stock Is plac ed at $2,500,000. From authoritative sources it Is learned that these Incorporators have been given definite assurances of aid from powerful sources in the con struction ot the proposed line. Every thing points to tho consummation, of the scheme. While nothing definite can at this time bo said as to tho probability of work commencing at an oarly day, at I tin same tunc tne puunc may rosi as sured that a rallwny from Hakor City to Snake river, to traverse tho won derfully rich Powder, Pine nnd Eaglo valleys and to tap the wondrous min eral resources of tho Pandnndle nnd Hie Seven Devils, is ono of tho prob abilities of 1003. Sumpter-Bourne Road. Seymour H. Hell, who is promoting tho Sumnter-nourno electric railway, which, when completed will bo ono ot the best paying mining railways In the northwest, leaves In a few days for tho East to consumnte pending negotiations for a formation of a syn dicate to finance the line. Mr. lloll. In his usually quiet and unassuming way n a f i,.EO n,n JR. nnil not has promoted a number of successfn -?n100, and, In default oMh. XS mynen': ) "u "VC ooulnned by experience along those imprisoned In the county jail of tho county whoro the oitenso wns com mitted, at the rate of one day for each dollar of the fine. Section two names tho same birds and prohibits taking eggs from their nests. Said a prominent Pendleton man today: "Lrst's have the law enforced nnd protect the game birds." Trust Those Who Have Tried. I suffered from catarrh of tho worst kind and never hoped for cure, but Ely's Cream Balm seems to do ovon thnt. Oscar Ostrom, 4G Warren nve nuo, Chicago, III. I suffered from catarrh: It got so bad I could not work; I used Ely'B Cream. Balm and am entirely well.- A. C. Clarke, 311 Shawmut avenue, Boston, Mass. Tho Balm does not irritate or causo sneozlnc. Sold bv driiKKiBts nt CO cents, or mailed by Ely Brothers, Warren street, Now York. lines than any other man in Eastern Oregon. The people of Sumpter nnd the mine operators of Cable Cove and Cracker creek are giving Mr. Bell every encouragement in the promo tion of tho Sumpter-nourne line, and thnt It will be built this year is con ceded by everyone who understands how feasible the lino is from every standpoint, and how Indomitable is Mr. Bell's pluck and energy. .THE. French- Restaurant COSY ROOflS VM1 Lighted &u4 8 team Heated. Best 25 cent Meals ia tka CHy. 'Frog EXTRAS Lags, Sas tern and Oysters. Olympia OPEN DAY and NIGHT GUB LA FONTAINE, Prop. ' . My llttlo Klrl'jf Imlr did not grow. It waa iuruli and (fry, uml would break olf, and lier calu was full ot dry diiudi uil Hint i could not comb out. A place around the back ot her head was bald, ami on Uie top of lior bead the faabr vca only two or tliroti Inches long. I uaed CUTICUUA Boxv and some Cwticura Ointment, and her hair ua come In thick and MsoftUDtdlk. Alus.A.UOWSKy, Alfred, O, Who thiol poo vitb Ci'ticuiu Poir nd light drtM. lagi with Cnriotd, puiut of imUiol, will clear tka Mlp aad htir ot cniiU, tcalo, (Ad lUcdruS, lOotU UriWti Md Itchloj ntftu. 'Practically Starving. "After using a few bottles of Kodol "Dyspepsia Cure my wife received per fect and permanent relief from a se vere .md chronic case of stomach trouble," says J .R. Holly, real estate, Insurance and loan agent, of Macomb, HI. "Before using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure flhe could not eat an ordinary meal -without Intense suffering. She 3s now entirely cured. Several phy sicians and many remedies had fall--od to give relief." You don't have to diet. Eat any good food you want, ibut don't overload the stomach. Ko dol Dyspepsia Cure will always di gest It .for you. Tallman & Co. A Brock & "McComas. SELF DENIAL WEEK OF SALVATIONISTS. Period Is From April 6 to 13, and Help Is Asked. "Make naady for self-denial week!" 'That Is the war ciy and such word of the Salvation Arnv al die present time all over the country, wherever a llttlo band of these faith ful Christian workers aro located, "Self Denial Week," or what is the Lenten season for the followers of tho red, yellow and blue, will take place this year, beginning April 6 and last over rtho 13th. Circular let ters have been issued and sent out to all the army workers by Frederick and Emma Booth-Tucker, command ers of the forces of tho workers in the United States, reminding them of the time when they are to deny thorn selves for tho benefit of humanity, and raise money for thoir charitable work. It is yet early to prepare for this special seven days of self-denial and work with the renewed energy for tho saving of souls and raising money to provide homes for the unfortunate poor and feed them until they can help themselves, but the local Hal- vatlonlsts are preparing for tlio oc cRslon and they will soon he out in force and expect their friends to hel4) them by donating as much money asj they feel they can. When you come across ono of these uniformed collectors, think of tho thousands of poor they have helper! to feed and clothe this winter Give them a good grip of tho hand and leave something behind in it that will RAIN HELPED GRAIN. Farmers Are More Cheerful Now, After Moisture Has Fallen. Walla Wlalla, March 21. Farmers are looking moro cheerful today, tho cuiiHti being found In the r.iin which fell generally over the valloy yester day afternoon, Tho ground had got ten very dry, and It was reported that tho grain was suffering severely in places, but the heavy shower has re moved all anxiety, and with a few days of warm sunBhino tho young grain will bo standing green and strong. In some plncos tho ground was so dry that tho seed laid dormant and refused to sprout. In vlow of the fact that much of tho fall grain was winter killed, tho roluctnnco of the spring Bowing to conio up and nt once begin a steady growth, caused somo discouraging predictions among farmers. Could Not Breathe. Coughs, colds, croup, grip, bronchi tis, other throat nnd lung troubles are quickly cured by Ono Mlmite Cough Cure. Ono Minute Cough Cure is not a moro oxpectorant, which gives only temporary relief. It Boftons nnd liqui fies tho mucus, draws out tho inflam mation and removes tho causo of the disease. Absolutely safe. Acts at onco, "Ono Mlnuto Cough Cure will do all that 1b claimed for It," says Justico of tho Peace J. Q. Hood, Cros by, Miss. "My wlfo could not got her breath and was relieved by the first dose. It has been a benefit to all my family.'" Tallman & Co. and Brock & McComas. Breeding. Jacks for Sale. I offer for salo two oxtra fino breed ing Jacks of fino disposition. Will soil one or both to ono party, on easy terms for Uu next thirty days Cnti bo Been on my Btock farm 10 mllet north of Hoppnor. Surely a bargain. B. F. Swaggart, Hoppnor, Oro. Smoke Pendleton Boquet Cigar. A Prominent Endcavorer. Walla Walla, .March 21. John Wil lis Baer, secretary of tho United States societies of tho Society of Christain Endeavor, arrived In the city this morning, and Is spending tho day us tho guest of tho local socie ties. 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