DAILY EAST ORECONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1903,
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED MILES OF
SURVEYS MADE THIS YEAR
Reclamation Engineers Sent to Varl.
oub Winter Fields for Wirk Many
Reservoir Sites Surveyed and Ex
tensive Reconnaisnnce Made.
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Tho reclamation engineers have
concluded tholr Odd work In this
state for tho year, and the men com
posing tho forces that have operated
under Engineer Koss havo been scat
tered, some to other fields and others
tr, olllco work for tlio winter In Mr.
ltoss' office here, says the llotsn
Statesman. ' Civil service men have
been assigned as follows;
William a. Dn.los and Oilbort
Hougo to work under K. T. Perkins
on tho Investigation being made to
determine tho feasibility of tho plan
for turning tho Colorado river out up
on the great uesert lying west of
Yuma.
I Chester C. Fisher, Harold Williams
'nnd Leon nay to work with Arthur
. I). Davis on the groat works being
constructed in tho Salt River valley
In Arizona. ,
J. T. Burko, who has heen In
charge of tho works at Minidoka;
I John L. Savage and Robert J, Newell
to Mr. Robs' ofllcc here, where Charles
I). Smith and Fred Stockton, the lat.
tor being hydrographer, have been
employed. They will devote the win
ter to working up the results of their,
field operations, prepailng sheets,
plats, estimates, etc.
During the season a number of lm
imrtant projects havo been given at
tention. Ono of these is the plan for
reclaiming some 200,000 acres of very
tine land in tho section east of Du
bois. That project involves utiliza
tion of All the storage lacilitlex avail
able along tho North fork of tho
, Snake. Tho work has been In charge
of James G. Camp, who has been sent
to Arizona for .the winter. Fifteen
. hundred miles of reconnaissance cur- j
vcys were made and 500 miles of ac
tual tr'al lines run. ;
I On the project at Minidoka a great '
amount .of work .was done. Four hue-;
dred miles of trial lines were run.
One hundred square miles of plane
I table was done, live-foot contours be
I iog chartered. .Classification of 120,
000 acres of land was made aud topo
graph surveys on a large scalo wete
znuue toi ine uum w iu, rihu ui me rucjt
portions of the proposed canal, while
j.000 leot of boring was done with
.lie diamond drill.
On tho Payette-Boise project 250
miles of trial llnet were run out and
all the 'data respecting the irrigation
problem in tho two valleys was com
piled. Tho only surveying needed was
In the section between the two river,
nil the remalnuer having been dono
over previously.
During 4ho year measurement of
streams was widely extended, sta
tions being established on the bead
wsters of tho Snake.
Ueconnalasance surveys were made
on a great number ot reservoir sites
,on tho principal tributaries of the
Snake. In addition, possiuio canai
projects were looked over In many lo
calities and vast amount of informa
tion gathered throughout the arid sec
tion of the state.
' WAR IN THE DORMITORY,
Seattle College Boys at Swordt Points
Over Recent "Hazlna." I
I Tho freshmen and sophomores outl
nt the university are still muttering1
threats of vengeance at each other1
as a result of tho hazing affair last I
i,Vrday nl8ht' saya tho Seattle Star. J
' Tho windup ot the affair at 3 o'clock I
yesterday morning camo when a oach I
" mo Dames" broke Into tho room
at the dormitory occupied by Sopho
more Oscar Damm and took him from
his downy couch, beside his sleeping
imiiu, who was visiting him. i
Damm was spirited away and his.
flowing hair was shaved from his'
neau anu ho waR given a bath, after
which he was told to hike back to
bis room.
The matter was reported to Pros!
dent Kane, who will no doubt call a
meeting of tlfe faculty and investi
gate tho wiiole affair. Tho troublo
originally aroso Friday night, when
the sophomores tried to Srbak up the
freshmen's annual dance.
Roth classes say The end is not yet,
nnd a second edition of a Kentucky
feud is promlseu before the hatchet
is burled.
NEW LIGHTING SYSTEM.
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In Use by Owl Tea House for the First
Time In This City. I
The Owl Tea Store has put in a'
lighting device that has not before
been seen in this city, it Is a patent
gasollno system which Mr Robblns '
has bought in tho East
A large storage tank is placed out
side of the rear room of the store,
aud this is charged with gasoline and
forced Into the tank under pressure.
A small tube leads from the tank to
the lnsido of the room, where it en
ters the gas generating chamber.
Here a small Invisible flame converts
the liquid into gas and it passes
through a long pipe overhead to the
lamps.
Tho system was tried last night for
the first time and proved entirely sat
isfactory, lighting tho btore until the
wares could be shown as well as In
the middle of the day.
Musical and Elocutionary Treat
On Monday evening, December 21,
a program of unusual interest will be
given In the Presbyterian church.
Prominent among the various features
I of superior merit will be the reading
by Mrs. W. H. Rleakney, a graduate
of King's School of Oratory, Pitts
, burg, Pa., and the musical selections
by Miss Gertrude Whlttemore, a Pen
i dleton young lady, who Is winning her
way to wide popularity as a whistler
j and vocalist. All lovers of tho gen
uinely artistic In these lines are of
fered an evening of thorough enjoy
ment. One of Mrs. Wcakney's selec
tions will be "The Chariot Race,"
from "lien Hur." The complete pro
gram will be published later.
Portland merchants complain that
there 1b a damaging scarcity of ware
house facilities In that city.
Headlights of the
remo
You see them everywhere the signal of en
joyment and satisfaction that shines brightly
from the face of every Cremo Smoker 5c.
Largest Seller in the World
The Hand is the Smoker's Protection.
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only 15 cents per week.
DO YOU ENJOY A GOOD
SMOKE?
I flflFTOIDE 06 UMATILLA jBjl
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Made at home.
:nd "Pride of Umatilla."
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Musical Comedy at the Trazer, on
December 23.
The big muclcal comedy, "Looking
for a Wife," will ho the attraction at
1 tho Frazer theater for ono night, on
Wodnosday, December 23. This Is
said to bo one of tho comedy hits of
the year and will bo presented by a
company of 25 selected people, chosen
for their ability to portray th differ
ent parts they aro to play. Some of
I the best comedians on the stage and
the prettiest and cleverest girls to be
. found make up the company.
Special scenery is carried by the
company for the cutlio production.
and tho costumes and elfects aro said
to bo far above what is usually seen,
with this class of attraction. Tho mu-1
slcal numbers have been selected ,
with caro, and only tho latest and
best are used In "Looking for a '
Wife." I
In a musical comedy, the elements ,
that make It a success are catchy,
music, new songs anJ dances and (
laBt, but not leaBt, clever performers. ,
And if reports of tho press and public
am to ho credited. "Looking for a
Wife" has all of these elemcntH aud
la ono of the successes of the your.
"TWO SISTERS" AT FRAZER,
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FURNITURE
CARPETS
X'MAS PRESENTS
Pretty and Useful
Them
Select
Now
Clever Company Billed to Play in
This Attraction Next Friday.
If any intelligent tboater-goer will
look over tho cact of thla reinarKcble
play, ho will be Btruck by tho unusu
al excellence of tho clever people en
gaged to portray its quaint and lir.
llko characters.
"A Two Sisters Company" 1b al
ways a saying among theatrical peo
ple u sort of synonym, meaning ab
solutely tho beat, or what Is known
in latter-day slang as "tho limit." n
nut good as previous "Two Sisters
companies have been, and, by tho
way, they havo included some mlgnty
clever actors, none of them were
quite so good as the really splendid
organization of the prosont fi8.sn'
which bttB been carefully selected by
tho distinguished nutuor ono may m
seen hero on Friday, December ix, at
the Frazer.
Slek headache absolutely arid per
manently cured by using Mokl Tea.
A pleasant herb drink, Curc-i Con
stlpatlon and indigestion. MKef
you eat, sleep, work rnd baiV);
Satisfaction guaranteed or J1'0
back. 25c and 00c. F, W. Sthmioi
& Co.
Work on the Jetty at tto i
tho Columbia has been "f
on account of tho heavy gales proau
tag.
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We Will Hold Them for You
Yeu Will Feel Better
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You Will Be Better
Someone Will be
Happier
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