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DAILY EAST OREOQNIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, OCTOBER S, 1903. Pnfcllsbtd urery afternoon lunnt Suniltj) t lYrulletun. Orecoa, by tile EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISH ING COMPANY, Thon. Uln It SntSCKIlTtOX HATES I)allr. uut jwir br mall tallj-. six tu.mtli by mall liallj-, Ihrw mnntliK bv mall Pullj-, on muutti by "mall Inlly. pr mitntli by earrlr Weekly, one year by mall Weekly, six month br ni'all Weekly, four tunntlui "by mall . . . Senil-Weektr. one year by mall .. Semi-Weekly. li months by mall Seml-WeeUy. three months by mall .J3.00 . S.50 1 "ft Til. rnif It .. I ,. I . . -1 . t. ..I nich a .NeR stand at iintei lMniand Hote.' ivrktm. 1-ortland. Oregon, Member StrrlpiM-MelMe tlon. Xew Assoela- San FmiicKro lltireau, 4itS Fourth St. llilcafu Iturmn. nn .Security Itulldin?. ' Vjn,!r00- D C norma. 301 14th St.. Entt3 at IVixiMon wstoUiee as seceond tltkfx matter All are architects of Fate Working on the walls of Time; Some with massive deetU and great. Some with ornament of rhyme! Xut us rto our work as well, Both the unseen and the seen: Slake the house where cods mav dwell. Beautiful, entire and clean. Hoary W. I-ongfellow. PROTECT THE CROSSINGS. Some Pemileton boy will be piokel Irora one of the railroad crossings in not less than a down pieces. sorao!uonl BU-V ' "e leuier. our Home day. if parents and officials rto not mercuanl will boh you better goods slop tho practice of catching onlo'at better prices on better terms and moving trains and engine. , Not a day passes that some boy j doer not wilfully risk his life in 'he ! railroad yards. The only wonder Is that the accident has been delayed ' so long. Railroad men cannot be every where at once, watching the idle lit tle rascals that persist in riding on switch engines, box cars and freight engines that move about the yards. It is impossible to keep them away from places of danger. It is useless to tell them of the peril. They know more about such things than the old veterans. ( , Since school has opened again and the number of children crossing the tracks is Increasing each year and since business in the yards Is in creasing also, it will be necessary to take some steps toward protecting the main railroad crossings by plac ing a watchman there during the school months, or by some other safe means. It is absolutely unsafe for small children to go back and forth alone with the devilish example of the old er children constantly before them. Where the smart boy finds a train across a street for a moment, be can't wait, nor walk a car length around, but must crawl between the cars. Smuller children swing the feat performed safely, will be tempt ed to try it, and some bad accident is certain to follow. The railroad companies have shown a wonderful care in tho past, to have prevented accident on the busy crossings, hut traffic is becom ing heavier, children more numerous and the dangers consequently great er. By all means a watchman should lie stationed at the Main street crossings. The exense for the com puny would be insignificant, com pared to one bad accident, and the safety of the public would lie assur ed. The presence of a watcaman nt all times in the yards anil a stiff fine or a few nays jail sentence for some of the daredevil boys will have a wnolesome effect. Parents probably do not know of the dancers wilfully faced by their young hopefuls every day. Tney would mercilessly prose cute! the company and throw the bur den of blame on employes If a bo7 should lose a leg, or worse, on the. tracks. Yet the company and tho employes cannot watch all boys at all times, nor can they prevent constant trespass by rascals bent on mischief Parents cau remove some of the dan ger of the situation by giving good advice at home, but this does not al ways stay with a boy after he gets outside the front gate. A watchman on the Main street crossing would be a temporary relief, but the only true solution lor the Question Is a viaduct over the .tracks' onxMatarSBtreet. Situated as Peudle- ,iuuia; wiiuitt large ireHiuence uiByici uuiiiw iiiiuaue, biuq ot tne tract; from the business iKJrtlon, and It ba les neeessury fcr 7C per cent or the children to cross the tracks in going to school (his danger will only In crease as the city grows. A high bridge or viaduct over the tracks and a rigid enforcement or the rejiula Hons governing travel over It. will ttle llie crossing question definite- j The article by Judge Lowell, in to- . days Issue, on the subject of tho l ' i Riiltn 1rtlr-tiln At.u.ttn. 1.. tl.K -i.. t.ii uivutiiiK in mis vi 1 j should he. heeded bv nil friends of lr rlcatiou. ThU nitv n.nat rn r, this occasion. Suitable entertain ment must ho furnished for the oc casion and as Judge Lowell very per tinently remarks. Umatilla county . .no should take advantage of the oppor ". l!no ! t"nU" to make an oxhlhit or her 1 matchless resources. This elty is sit '. U.110 tinted In the heart of the arid district ! bo ! of Oregon, and will receive creator benefits from the reclamation of that arid distrlrt than any othor place. j Her efforts toward hurrylnc tin this ' reclamation should he commensurate wtt " - I wo. The city should furnish the as- sociatlon one night's literary and ' the hours of labor and periods or musical entertainment at one of thelrost ,,u' wBtR and method of pay churches or the opera house and' that ZtST program snouiu ne nrrangen in time to Insure Its success. Only four weeks remain in which to prepare: 1 The "wrought Iron" kitchen range agents are lu Uniou county. .headed I west, and will be In Umatilla cou'ity within a month. These neoule have ' no interest In the state. Thay pr" hired "rustlers" for a foreign busi- ' wss which takes money out of tHe j county, but brings none In. They j j collect hard cash and notes which i I rightfully belong to home merchants ! ' They do not help build up your cities , nor your communities. They buy a month's board in the county and I carry away thousands of dollars ; which should be paid to home Insti-1 I tutloiw. that their lmslnoss may I j enlarged and thoir ability to serve you extended by your patronace your money will he kept at home to go Into larger stocks. i Professor J. H. Humor, of the Or , egon Agricultural College, Is prepar j ing a thjrd edition of "Oregon Liter ature." a review of Oregon authors j and their work. The two former edi i tlons of that work met with great success and this enlarged edition promises to be well received. The authors of Oregon rorm one of the brightest gnlaxy of pioneers in the literary history of the country, qnd i this uook should lie in every public scnool library. The increase in the value of im provements in Pendleton over last year amounts to $82,151. This repre sents about 40 new homes built dur ing the past year, and the assessment ' being made upon a basis of one-third j the actual value, shows over a quar- j ter of a million dollars added to th- j city in improvements during the year i to say nothing of the addition of over' SIU'J.OOO to stocks of merchandise SCOPE OF THE CENSUS. There is a wide difference between the scope of the word "census" in the United States and in other coun tries. The American census is an in valuable national "account of stock." costing the American iieople. In 1900. $11,551,817.91. and embracing ex tended inquiries concerning popula tion, mortality, agriculture and manu factures. Each of these topics :s considered a legitimate part of cen- f bus Investigation, and receives equal care and consideration. In most other census-taking countries the census is much less comprehensive, being generally confined to an enum eration of population by sex. age. na tivity conjugal condition, occupation, etc., together with, fn some cases, details concerning number and kind of dwellings. In Europe, un to 1901. only five countries France, Hungary, Ger many. Denmark, and Belgium had -H"H H I I I I I i M 1 1 I I I I M I ALWAYS FRESH ALWAYS G00D1 Fish of All Kinds Lobsters, Crabs, salt wa- ter foods. Oj-sters EAST X ERN and OLYMPHIA. f"Pronpt Delivery. Elite Fish Market T Corner Mln u(S All i P. O. ELLIOTT, Proprietor, i n 1 1 1 1 1 1 m Suffered Eight Months I can heartily recommend Acker's Tablets tor dyspepsia and stomach troubles. 1 have been suffering for eight months and tried many reme dies without relief, until I got Acker Dyspepsia Tablets, which' I used only a Bhort time and am now perfectly well. Thanking you for the speedy recovery. I am gratefully yours, Fran cis I. Gannor, Vancouver, Wash. 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