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La Souffrlere that rained ashes over!
the city in 1S51. j
That question. Is the volcano dead?
I has heen answered with terrible em-,
phasis. It has heen demonstrated ,
that quiescence does not mean death)
! in the case of one of these dreadful
mountains. Though it slumbered, the
slumber was only that of a giant. A,
few years of suspended animation!
does not suffice to deprive such a j
monster of its strength, but rather!
gives it added power. When lt
shakes off its long rest and arises in.
its might it is more puissant than!
ever, haveing gained power - while
wrapped in its long sleep. I
WE ARE THE PEOPLE
JOSEPH ELL,
Leading Harness and Saddlery.
BrdDdk & Moininsi
DRUGGISTS
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FRIDAY. MAY 16, 1902.
OUR TIMBER RESOURCES.
Prof. Henry Gannett, chief of the
division of forestry fn the agricultur
al department, makes the statement
that the forests of western Washing
ton are the heaviest and most continu
ous of any in the United States, ex
cepting the red wood forests of Cali
fornia. The timber is mainly red or
yellow fir mixed with spruce, hemlock
and cedar, the trees reaching from
twelve to fifteen feet in diameter and
250 feet in height, with clear trunks
for 100 or more feet.
The entire area of Washington is
66.S80 square miles, and oi this 23,105
squpre miles are covered with mer-
chaatable timber. The standing tim
her by counties is 114.7SS million feet
representing an approximate value of
650 million dollars. Sixty per cent of
the standing timber is Douglas fir, a
Btrong durable wood superior to all
other varieties. The immense value
of these forests is shown by the great
number of lumber mills at Tacoma
and elsewhere, which are among the
largest manufacturing plants In the
world.
Next to Washington for fine tim
ferent counties of the state. In all or
them, republican hopes were given ns
news. In every instance the reports
were highly colored in favor of the
republicans. In Its reports of meet
ing, those of the republicans are
boomed, while those of the democrats
briefly mentioned or the facts sup-'
pressed. The republicans always!
"play to crowded houses" and the safety. Boise City Statesman
democrats "to empty benches.
Tin ctnrr Ic Tint n I1PVV nnn Pvpri
since the dawn of historv communi-! and the only people In the saddlery
ties have from time to time been business that carry a complete stock of
swallowed up by eruptions of volca- ' Harnes, Saddles, bridles, Spurs, Sweat
noes, uui manKinu nas gone nSui p . p k and Bags, Tents,
and at the feet of these awful demons aSOU Coveasand Camas.
of nature. In the case of Mont Pe
lee it has been only 50 years since it
showered the country with ashes and
gave forth terrible noises, but the
people living under the shadow of its
craigs entertained a sense of securi
ty. The mountain had no terrors for
them, they daily went about their
usual avocations without giving
thought to the frightful possibilities
of danger that hung over them in thei
bowels of the volcano. In St. Pierre ,
the usual routine of life proceded
from year to year, and high on the
slopes of the mountain men .owed '
and reaped, all unconcerned for their!
safety. The lessons of the past were
lost upon them, and tliey remained
in that frightfully exposed locality. pnf Huirlr
But the hour came for the awakenine -"Uiupi
of the monster of the mountain and ,
we have the horrible story that the j RATES Under 10 Pounds:
dispatches are now giving us from 3 Blocks and under 10 Cents
day to day. 13 to 7 Blocks 15 Cents
io uouui outer communities will
continue to live at the bases of vol-i
PENDLETON
MESSENGER
SERVICE
Trays, Packages, Parcels,
Letters, Messages, promptly
delivered to any part of the
City. Calls answered at all
hours of day or night.
Reliable
20 Cants
25 Cents
to 12 Blocks
canoes, but it would seem as though ! 12 t0 20 Blocks
every human being would desire to ' A!1 Messages Strictly Confidential
travel far from such a locality. The
world is broad; there are places in
abundance where nature holds no T. C Sonnnpmnro. Manacwf
such terrible visitations in store for
humankind, and is would seem rea
sonable to suppose every resident of
a place in the vicinity of a volcano
would wish to flee to such places, of
230 Court Strett
Opposite Golden Rule Hotel
Telephone, Black 136
This I
BUY YOUR
Rev. W. E. Smith, county judee of
her hnrh In nimlltv nnrt mmntitv
-rrr ut I words, it should not publish as news
comes Oregon, Washington's sister ., 1
me Bueases 01 unreuaoie partisans,
unless such news is credited as com
ing from them, that all may read a
.1
iuey run. 1
Democratic estimates should be I
published side by side with rerubli-j
can estimates by a paper of the
standing of the Oregonian. To do
otherwise is to be unfair with a
great number or its subscribers. I
unfairness Ik nnt lioonmino In n m-ont I "CV amlu1' c
. . , , Washington county in an early day.
newspaper. It is simply newspaper , died at his home in Hillsboro, aged
dishonesty, that a self-respecting ' So years. He had resided there since
newspaper should be ashamed of. lSGi. He is survived by a wife and
A few days ago the Oregonian 1 1"!66 cmidreD-
printed, as a news dispatch from Cor-
vallis, that the Furnish meeting" there
was three times as big as the Cham-f
berlain meeting. The real facts -were
that the Furnish meeting was attend
ed by 391 persons by actual count.
and the Chamberlain meeting by just
S13. '
The Oregonian in its estimate of
the vote of Umatilla county places,
it at 750 republican, and exaggerates
the votes of other counties in Eastern '
Oregon to a like extent. The Port-'
land paper must know that -Its re
ports are not reliable" and that it is
its duty as a newspaper, patronized '
by both republicans and democratK 1
to print only that news that it knows ''
is reliable, or to print both sides of,
such news that, in the nature ori
things, must be guessed at. In other!
ft
state. The fine timber resources of
these two states are fast falling into
private hands for reckless sacrifice
for private gain. After the horse
is stolen the people will wake up
some day and lock the stable door
against the timber thieves, but it
will be too late. Surely, we should
husband and preserve these great
natural endowments, which go fui to
make Oregon and Washington great
In the sisterhood of states. We
should not allow these birthrights to
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Opera House Bloct Court St.
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State Republican
Ticket
Governor.
W. J. FURNISH, of Umatilla.
Supreme Judge.
R. S. BEAN, of Lane County,
secretary of State.
F. I. DUNBAR, of Clatsop County.
State Treasurer.
C. S. MOORP, of Klamath County.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
J. H. ACKERMAN, of Multnomah.
Attorney General.
A. M. CRAWFORD, of Douglas.
State Printer.
J. R. WHITNEY, of Linn County.
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TRICT.
For Congressman.
J. N. WILLIAMSON, of Crook County
LEGITCmTIVE DISTRICT TICKET.
For Joint Senator.
J. W. SCRD3ER, of Union County.
For Jo'nt Representative.
G W. PKELPS, of Morrow County.
UMATILLA COUNTY REPUBLICAN
TICKET.
State Senator.
F. W. VINCENT, of Pendleton.
Representatives.
HENRY ADAMS, of Weston.
C. E. MACOMBER, of Pendleton.
Sheriff
M. J. CARNEY, of Pendleton.
Clerk.
F. O. ROGERS, of Athens
Recorder. W. H. FOLSOM, of Pilot Rock. ..
Treasurer.
. J. SOMMERVILLE, of Pendleton.
Assessor.
GEORGE BUZAN, of Pendleton.
Commissioner.
T. P. GILL ELAND, of Ukiah.
Surveyor.
J. W. KLMBRELL, of Pendleton.
Coroner.
W. G. COLE, of Pendleton.
Justice of the Peace Pendleton
District
1 riUaiAS FITiuERALD, of Pendle
ton.
Constable.
A. J. GIBSON, bf Pendleton.
E,
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Ticket
Governor.
aLJimuiuau, uountr,
Secretary of State.
D. W. SEARS, of Polk.
state Treasurer.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL
H. RAL7JY, of TJmiUlk
SUte Printer.
superintendent of Public In
W. A. Wann, of Lane.
Supreme Judge.
B. F. BORHAM of M
Member of Congress 2nd
W. F. BUTCHER, of Bite.
wvimwiiai wia.l (WU ITIumjw. IJ
and Union Counties,
Senator.
W. M. PIERCE, of TJmitHa'
O n wvmr- . .1 . 1 t
Counties
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tMPLOrMENT BCHEAC IP YOU ARE
selDg a. Position, or need help, call on
or address J. C. Spoonnmore, 220 Court St.
i eii-.eton. Oreiroti.
CANDY
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EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
BEST FOR THE
Rnwci c
UNDER MOUNT PELSE. UU Iff kbU
MHMH 1 if yoa haven't a regular, healthy movement of th
I bowtlj eterj- dar. jrou'ru ill ur will b. Keep you
In his bOOk on the West Tnril weljoin.uxdb:e;-elh Koree.ln the ahapeof rlo
tie disposed of for a paltry mess oltLafcadio Hearne describes Mont Pe- mtiricetT.a3r of keeping tt uwei
pornage. 'cc, mo terrjuie voicano wnicn nas
It Is not yet too late to prevent the at i,. 8Ucb navoc at St- plerre-
vaste of our Unrber resources to save Pelee J. not n rpn,nrtnWa , J
nuu ui uiuiuue, ueing Deiween 44U0 and,
look upon them as only a means to an feeL But In bulk Pelee is gran
end, without a thought of the inter- d,?& ,
iieanj ou rjvers nave tneir ulrth In.
its fiRnkR lioclrf AC mnnp 41.amv.a1 I
the great loss to the human race that springs, variously mineralized. As
will follow the Bweeping away of the! the culminant point of the island, Pe-
magnificent forests of these twoiiue 13 a,so ine niier or its meteorolog-i "n. ,W' rment. TMteoood, nooood
it i it . .1 . . . . I Rever Bickun. V.eau or Uriue. W. 5. and M ccou
young states. Something could be Vc7 "; ZiZ .ng-io
done to prevent wanton waste in this vm,
I ' v. - a, uiuiiiui, L u iinrii nil ,
connection. the white vanors of the land rnh.l
bing lesser eminences of their.
shoulder wraps and head coverings.
Is the great volcano dead? Nobodv
One would think that the Portland knows- Le8R than 40 years ago it
Oregonian, with all its -reputation as , w,,w "in tS ? StT
... M Jerre within 20 years it has uttered
a newspaper, would be a newspaper, muttorings, for the moment it appears ,
lujir, uucuruic anu jenauie in its newaiio sieep, ana tlie clouds have dripped'
report, but it is not a newspaper in ,nt0 tue CUP of highest crater till I
this respect, particularly so wh -n it , ,Docome a ,aIie several hundred
conies to political news. In this line S, S
It publishes the worst partisan rot as Pool." has "never been active within
news, and seldom but one side of pc- human memory. There are others, dlf-
JUcal Information. uuirn. anu uangorous to visit because
A few days ago it pretended to TTTZ TJ" r?
give the political conditions in the dif-J doubt, whioh has adways been called
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St;te Senator.
C. J. SMITH.
Representative.
WH. BLAKLEY.
Representative
EDWIN A. RESER.
Sheriff.
T. D TAYLOK.
Clerk.
D. CHAMBERLAIN.
Recorder.
C. H. MAESH.
Treasurer.
W. D. HANSFORD.
Commissioner.
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G. W. RIGBY, Pendidoa.
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L W. BERRY, FreeMter.
Representative.
S. S. PARIS. AtbeM.
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