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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1903)
i 3 , M t t' H l r. r i. ill -h ; 0. 1 It . fi Can anyone suppose that we would double the necessary cost of i OUr brewing WlthOUt a vital reason ? , 1 P. H. Holbrook, of Stocos, tnr.r , , , . . intendent of tho Oregon Lnml nnd Would We Spend SO mUCh On ; lir.i.. nntnnnnv'n Irrlrntlnn nlnnt cleanliness? Would we cool the j I beer in plate glass rooms? Would i f we filter all the air that touches it ? ; Would we age it lor months? Would we sterilize every .,,,, ' Dottier i.r j- . ... j si-nii.t. riiv tnivnM years before any of the land in Uma absolutc puntj -to avoid f i.roucht tinder : remotest possibility of cerms to make Schlitt Beer healthful. volrs alone. It is well known that our government moves very slowly in Whv arrent 1 mm- of lts undertakings, and I sur- wny accept a com mlge u wm move slowly , tnese lu. mon beer, brewed with- novations. But aside from tnls it seems to me OUt any Of these pre- that, at least in this Instance, the , o i-i'j. powers are moving in the wrong dl CaUtlOnS, When bChlltZ rectlon. for. taking it the year Beer COStS nO more ? Your dealer may prefer to fur- nish a beer that pays a little more profit: but dots it pay you to per- r ' . . ' ...... Hill IU i UUIC UtCl ouiim IBeer worth asking for ? Ask ftr tit Bmery Settling. rboneMaln 1781. The Kos Ice & Cold Storaec Co.. 414 Main St. Pendleton MAC B Malthoid Roofing Fire res'.stir. Will thorourhlv protect all i buildinus covered with it. A better roof ing for less cost than anv other r o o f i n c B made. Quickly laid and lasts for years. Sen for fcoolrVt. I The Paraffinc Paint Co. San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Loj Anjelti and Denver, Colorado. LOSSES ALWAYS MET PROMPTLY By the Fire Insurance Com panies we represent. Our companies, stand first in the world. Ati- Hartford 'ire insurance Co.f V!,&rM,tih Alliance AsHurance Co ai.0.'t),WiJl Ijondou & Laucaahlre Fire Insurance Co. . . 2,5,HS.s North BritiBh & Mercantile Co .. 19,65,974 Boya'l IriHUrnnce Co. 22,897,153 FRANK B. CLOPTON AGENT 600 MAIN STREET TL.., Daof IheV are BeSt 1BVJ u v .- rw f A - - J A , ine aianuaru anu -WHITE SEWING MACHINES itm. r.. orenonlun is Eastern Ore- tc. TAYLOR, ''a?' :h . nreentatlv parcr. It leads ,Zmd ttw people appreciate It and show Ky r ifceml Preiufl-, .H Is the STORAGE OF ITER F. B. HOLDROOK DISCUSSES IRRIGATION SUBJECT. Says the ,rrinated F'e,t,s After once Reservoirs Would Divert Flood Wators From "matllla- and tract of lend at that place, lias the following ablo and Instructive artislo In the Oregon Pally Journal ul " lv"k """" , . . "i ? "; " "' .C" gallon and all hlB findings aro the results of diligent labor and expel- ment: Tn thn ndltor nf the Journal Tho government engineers arc busy In this vicinity making surveys ob servations, etc., relative to the loca tion of a site for a storage reservoir in the foothills wherein to accumu late water for use in irrigating. I am not a proprct, n ther tho son of a prophet; but I venture to say, ln inn rminrr nf thnp OllclnOCrS l0 wVint it mnv timt It will be many (!, i, .,, o-nmi-o roscr. inp through the Umatilla river to water more than they can hope to irrigate by the storage reservoir, simply by the construction of canals " the use of that water at flood RnnRnn. CnnnFA t nnnnl -nc fnl.-nn Ollt ' of the Umatilla at Barnhart. or some ' other point farther down river, then i run the ditch around south of Echo hv Gallowav and on over the divide Into Columbia river valley, near Coyote. Such a canal would water nhnut 200.000 acres, and there is plenty of water for this for eight months in the year. It is a well known fact that a large area of Umatilla meadows and nutter ereek country is served by water for a much shorter period of time than thnt each year and yet the nn in.,.! tlma frrlnatpil is thnt apparently full crops are produced. t any rate rour-uu sage urusu muu is thus made worth rrom ?mu io per acre, based on Its yield of alfalfa alone. Some of tho land on Bi tter ereek never has water for more than two months of the year ut .1 vet yields full crops. Some will say tnat this oscossive ilivresion of flood water would cause the Umatilla to go dry. hut in this oonnpftion I deslrt- to call the atten tion of the reader to Bulletin 124, Issued by the United States senate, eiving th- message of our late presi dent, William McKinlty. or rather to ! tLat part of It showing what this di version of water from running stroamB amounts to when the wa'er ' is dven back to the land through irrigation. To quote from said bulletin- "The following table, show i lng the Increase in rivers from re turn or seepage waters. Is the ro ' suit of careful measurements extmti I lng over many years. They urn tnk ten from the reports of the state en ' glneers of Colorado and of Wyoming , inri r the exnedimeilt stations ot the Colorado Agricultural college. Return Waters From Irrigation. "Powder river, original volumB. 127.7 second feot; gain from beepage RC.9 second feet: number of miles, 25. "South Platte, original volume, 45.7 second feet: gain from seepage, 217.1 second feet: number of miles. OS. "Horse creek, original volume. 1S.3 second feet; gain from boepage, 78.8 second feet; number of miles. 70. "The addition to a stream of a greater volume of water than It car ried originally would seem to partake of the miracle of the loaves and fishes, but this is not the cafce. These measurements wore made during the latter part of Irrigation season. The large Incieaho comes from the great er v-jlume diverted when thesi rivers run high. The fact that a stream like the South Platte, carrying only S8 second feet, should gn in less than 100 miles from tho seepage of Irrigated fields nearly twice as much as it carried when It loft the moun tains, is Hlgnuieunt of tho benefits which aro to come to lrrJcators larm ' er down by the further extension of I the reclaimed area above." I Water UBCd in Irrigating is in i large part returned to the drainage I hannls and can be again and again diverted for Irrigation. On the Cache haPoudre creek, In Colorado, cxporl- l .Ai.tlif mnrln tthntV that While nieuts recqutly mado show that while tho original discharge In tho canyon was 12" cubic feet per second, the of o nMnt ennaldcrably lower ( down on tho stream had Increased to j 2J4 cubic feet per second after sup I plying 15 canals, nd without rocoiv ing additional inuturial draiiiugt; au addition of raore than two-thirds of the original volume, avauaoiu uj u ply the canals lower down. it tt.u men tic nnvthlnc to US. it means that tho Irrigated fields are tho best storage reservoirs, for W in them. tiiroucU canals c can bo used over and over and In increasing volume, i am poBltlvo -this Is the best solution of the difficulty for;' tbtsv. section, at least. TbeUBiUUa,,at present car- ;uui .'. linr.olimia V Wff In the nnrA uAttonn aTl(1 .1lV lltlllZinfE tlllS water the stream will 'ho 'ery great ly enlarged in the dry season, from seepage, or return waters, and the nnnnnn neron lipfnro mentlonod. will ho Increased In value from $2B to J100 per acre In excess of the cost of the construction of the canal for the diversion of tne waters, 01 -irau-u DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SB, 1903. wo have an abundant proof, shown by the results of land Irrigated by flood waters In Uils vicinity. Given water, thoro Is no moro pro- rltmtti.n tnml lii tlin pmintrv Minn 4n this great basin between tho Blues t , .1 . 1. M.l..1.ln HI (1 vjascaues, UIIU L1IU lyUIMIUUUl Uil the north. Wo aro favorod with open winters, when irrigating enn be dono n.wnot nni- ,lnv. CiV.T rtirlneH r.ro early and seasons conBoquontly long. Our alfalfa Is ready for tho first cut ting In May. Wo can ripen fruits earlier than any other, place in Ore gon. In fact, this is ono of tho roost rnvnri'ri Rnntn In the countrv In all savo water, and there is enough of thnt going to waste past our uoors to water from 100 to 200 quarter sec tions hub IXi' not understand that I am . . . . . . ..I nn ,w,aw1 tf. afnrnrn rnsnrvnlrs nR advocated by tho government; on tho contrary, they seem to bo tho solo salvation of cortain sections of our country; but our valley presents a Hnmillnr nrnlilnm nnrl ntln whlph ran. I think, be moro quickly solved In the way I navo ouuinon. anoum uiu mountain reservoirs come later, woll and good; it would likely bo tho means of enlarging our lrrigablo area and thus bo of great benefit to our state and nation." F. B. HOLBItOOK. A Serious Mistake. n noWHI jP. Pn Its tho nnmn nf the firm who make tho gonulno Witch Hazel Salvo. DoWltt's is tho Wltcu Unval Cnlvn thnt linnle wlthnnt IntlV. lng a scar. It Is a serious mistake to use any othor. Dewttfs witch wa zol Salve cures blind, bleeding, itcn- nrr ntiil Tirntnifllni ntlpR hnrilR. " i' - - - i bruises, eczema and all skin diseases. Sold by Tallman & Co. Another Irrigation Company. Thr Pnrtlnnd Irrlnation Comnany yesterday made application to the state land board for the light to re claim and Irngato 12,037.54 acres of land in Lake county. The company ( nrnnoses tn tnkn the water for irri gation from the Chcwaucow river and Augur creek, and the cost of building the necessary canal is fixed at about H50.000, while the cost of maintenance will he 1.C0 per acre. Edv.-ln Slays, president of the com pany, was appointed the selecting agent, and George S. Nickerson, of Lakovlew, the company's engineer was appointed engineer by tho board, and tho request of the appli cants wns granted. , j!.. I r-hllH.-l.n Inultrrl Lduica emu wimiui- - - All Indie? and children who canuot stand the shocking strain of laxative syrups, cathartics, etc., are wvuen to try ' tho famous Little Early Ris ers They are different from all oili er pills. They do not purge the sys- 'era. Even a dounie uose win nut gripe weaken or sicken; many people call them the Easy Pill. W. II. Pow ejl, Houston, Texas, says nothing bet tor can be used for constipation, sicl; headache, etc. Boh Moore, Lafayette, Ind.. says all others gripe and sicken, while DoWltt's Littlo Early Risers do tholr work well and easy. Sold by Tallman & Co. Farms for Sals. We now have listed for sale some ot the best wheat farms and stock ranched In tho county. All the places are well improved and well supplied with water. Also some very desir able city property. Call and got BENTLEY & HARTMAN. Kodol Gives Strength. By enabling the digestive organs to digest, assimilate and transform ALL of thp wholosome food that may be eaton Into tho kind of blood that nourishes the nerves, feeds the tis sues, hardens the muscleB and recup erates tho organs ot the entire body. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures indlges in patnrrh of the stom ach 'and all stomach disorders. Sou by Tallman & Co. Pendleton people are loyal to Pen dleton's .business enterprises. That Is tho reason the Robs Ice & Cold Storage Company have had to put on two wagons and then can scarcely handle the trade. Give us your or ders and we will tako care of It If we have to put on four times two wagons. 'Phone Main 1881. If you are troubled with impure blood, Indicated by sores, pimples, headache, etc., we would recommend Acker's Blood Elixir, which we sell under a positive guarantee. It wlli always cure scrofulous or syphilitic, poisons and all blood diseases. 60 cts. and 1.00. F, W. Schmidt & Co., druggists. Do You Want a Cab? When you want prompt and relia ble service call up 'phons Main 11. The McKay Cab Co. "That man is a groat bolleror in "Temperance advocate?" "No; he's a milkman." COLLEGE OPENED. I Agricultural School Filled to Over flowing This Year. Organization of classes at tho Cor-' valllR Agricultural college is com plete now, and recitations begin this morning, says the Corvallls Times. Though moro than 200 now students aro on hand, they have already learned tho routlno.ond are ablo to llnd their placos with precision. For 48 hours tho 30 members of the faculty have had their hands full In passing upon the credentials of new applicants, in assigning them desired places In tho various courses mid In bringing order out of chaos. . . . . Four nuncirea young peopiu mmu- op-ing their way through tno labyrinliis . . 1lmtw. nrnnnlqnllnn tnfllrna II bur.7. and bustle next to terrific. Tho collcgo buildings are full of new races. A Httlo Eastern Oregon neighborhood that sent three new students last year, returned Its lit tle quota this time with six addition al applicants for admission. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti pation nnd Indigestion, makes you oat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money hack. 2fi rts and 50 cts. Write to W. II. Hook er & Co.. Buffalo, K. Y.. for a frco sample. F W. Schmidt & Co., drug gists. You may cause Idiots to philoso phize, may cause donkeys to forego thistles but do not think of driving common horse sense Into the head of a conceited person. Huehson. of Chicasro, whose letter follows, is another it 1 1 v .-w ....... - , , woman in high position wild . hnih in l.vdin FL I " ' " " ; ' . 1'inKliam t vegeiauic vuuijiumiu. .-r..n.. cniTT.fl l.tit. iimir and t)al- try compared to health, nnd yet n few ib.ll.irs invested in l.yilin Pink hum's Vegetable Compound brought me pood health. 1 MilTcreil for several years with general weak ness and bearinpr-down ' pains, caused by wotnb trouble. My appetite was frightful, and 1 would lie awake for hours, and could not bleep, until 1 seemed more wear in the morninpr than when I lvtired. After rondinf one of its advertisements I decided U try tho merits nf Lytlin JJ. Pilll: hani's rjrittil)lc Compound, and t urn so jrbwl 1 did. So ono run de scrilio the (rood it did me. I took threo iKiUles faithfull;, , and W-hitii-t. bi.ild inff up my p-ono-.-ul health, it drove al' disease iltMl p n- n out "f my IkkIv. uud made m f- 1 :is spry nnd aetiu as a young prirl. Mrs. Vlnkbnnrs medi cines are eertuinlv all tlwy urr clnliiiet1 to 1m-." Mils. M.'K. IIv(mimx. 347 E. Ohio St.. Chicap-i. III. teOCO fmrfrH If orljra' nf 00o MUr proelnl giimlrairas roimot be produced. If the slIpht--t trouble npiM-tirJ-which yon lo not undi'iMand. writo to irs. IMnUhiim at Ivnr. 3XnsH., for h r advice, and a lev tinndy wofds from her Mil! show -I -i.t (lilinr tn (III. Till- hUici () I- nothlnp, but It iiiiij menu llf- or liapiilnehs or both. O SPICES, o I COFFEE.TEA. . RAKING POWDER FUW0WNG EXTRACTS Ablurefarity, rmesmavor, Ortalest Strength. fleMonble Prices. CL05SET a DEYfcHb PORTLAND OREGON water." 1 1 mm v. -. l fieumatism Those wliohavccvcr lcit us kem, miuui, pu, m "'l"csscdtlifj,i piiflerinK c,f others, know that Rheumatism is torture, nnd that ft ijS lv called " The King of rain." 1 All tl notSitllcraiiKc. (. "raostcjemt tino- t,.iin. and it seems every muscle ami joint in the body was beil asunlcT. OlliersfcclonlyoccasionalsUKiiipainsjorwceksormonth,! S .sudden change in the weather or exposure to damp, dully winds or S air brings on i ucrce iuukk, lvnin- tient viTh a weakened constitution or crippled and deformed for all An acid, polluted condition of the blood u i the cause of every Jo' variety ot Kiicumausm, . - - - T"'"""-; "luamaaU and Sciatic, and the bioou must '"" uorctherei,; end to your aches and pains. External applications, thcuse of liniment, plasters, domuch toward temporary relief, "tstichtrcatmcntdoesLotr the real cause or cleanse the diseased blood ; but S. S. S the greatest 0M blood puri Oers nud tonics, docs cure Rheumatism by antidotmg andi, ; ;n-1 1, nnisnnnits ncids and building up the weak nnd sluggish bW S - i'- - . . t.i -.. u ... f -n t : .. mi it you jinvc Kucumavisni, r-y m mrnishl vtv.....piw - "WtM Rheumatism. mE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, &J rtit iinrrro ntir ininrmnnon ucsucu. v- uu ute rmt hA. m FULL of FALL FINER! Is the magnificent stock of carpets and rnsweare showing. The Jw4 patterns art- displayed and ready for you to choose the design that pleases your fancy In our stock ou will find something to pk-ase as we have cat pets from the heavy velvet brussels to the lighter makes and all show tlat richness that adds so much to the beauty of your rooms. We bought carpets in a vast quantity and got prices which cut down the cost so we arc in a prs'ionto save you money. Broad choice, large savings and expert v rkmen to sew and lay vour carpets, are inducement- wc ft r ! & ! ?: t T For a few '1a-- 1 whet Is on hn1. ' I BAKER & FOLSOM H. J. STJLLM AN DESPAiN k CLARK Art- livlribuu.r- fur M.iltn t't-rrs u mw Health KoihI. Jvvfrvoni- should try n ti.ickaef I Just ri-tt-ivi-d Culifoniw I Vigf and Onrn lltnn in the coml' 514-514 MAIN STREET pnone main 1741 AAaAAaaa.aAAAAi,AAAA 3 i I Clearance Sale of Wall Paper j 3 CPBCIAL Bargains will 5 oe onerea 011 tue re- 3 xnainder of our stock of 3 Wall Paper. All.thia Beaeon's pat- t teriiB ail new, natty and up to date. 4 C. C. Sharp 3 Opera Hon .c Illotk. Ht'Tfnllrvl'COt, KalcanuTciiauii:imiininii mieuinaiisni Itajt I the old acid blood rich, nnd the pain tortnred I clcs and joints are relieved, the shattered nervts, I m- -- lonea up iy u'CHwui 1.1 usk vegetable rem!, I The Modern Carpet and Farnitare House of Pendleton BARGAINS IN BICYCLLS -Dili I will ottsr 1 IN Recogni. 'd ,5 the W andmcste cnomicalluti We are prepared to con tract with iou fo' )0f winter's supply )et liver coal or woodloJ part of the cii Laatz Bros NeatI Main Street Model Light Carri ti at all lnt.rf.ted Tu J "nm.nlSl uuiuj '"1. V lull OH' 'j.ftl ncii men II you don 't vi" J tHZ vehicles afford one ol o",,on, i clad bub., outer "" aYStyi rart., phaeton, tnd crr IW tire, net on our Djari"- -7M, tt'jm the old wur.lMt off"',? ? W5i weee 9. Adopleu vj i n' 'J FOIl BALK AT THB obim. large bundlM m UlntoV evr iV tab' to ,vv I Let , ! you' j bin wit. RACK SPRING N