East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 08, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY B, 1904. Bright's Disease and Diabetes News. San Francisco, Oct. 6. To F. W. Schmidt's Pharmacy: Dear Sirs Thoro aro dally occur rences In this ctty that ought to be known all over the world. A guile less old gentleman and octogonarinn, a distant relative of Itobort Fulton, of first steamship fame, has saved the HTee of hundreds (probably thous and a) after they were believed to be beyond human aid. His discovery is undoubtedly the long-sought cure for Bright's Disease and Diabetes. This Is not easy of belief, and It Is the purpose of a number of business nod professional men of this city (of whom I am one) to tell the people. You arc hereby authorized to tea nil 4bose In your city who have oltHor Ilrlght's Disease or Diabetes, that nearly nine-tenths of them con re cover. Among the business men who Me giving moral and financial sup port and who would give neither If the above was not strictly true, nre Hon. D. M. BurnB, President Caudcl aria Mining Company; Edward Mills, President of Bullock & Jones Compa ny; Captain Roberts, President Boca and Ixyalton It. R. Co.; Thos. KlrK Patrick, Capitalist; D. E. Bender, Capitalist; W. C. Price. Capitalist; Wm. 8harp, Capitalist; C. W. CJark, Capitalist, and many others. The pamphlets herewith nre to be given to all Inquirers without charge. They tdve the complete history of our long and exhaustive Investigation, Yours truly, A. E. SHATTUCK. President Pacific States Type Foundry. AMERICAN APPLES IN GERMAN MARKETS Only. 2 Ways of doing a thing the right and the wrong. Only one way of do'-r it here and that' thf right way. Jewelry Repairing Requires a special, kind of skill. Only those with a keen eye and delicate touch can satisfactorily perform the necessary work. Wc do repairing as it should be done. GLENN WTNSLOW Jeweler and Optician Post Office Block re i A RUNAWAY TEAM is sure to do more or less damage to a carriage, but whether you need repair ing from accident or ordinary wearanu tenr. uuu; juui vemujen iuj.iicbi "While our leputstlon is widespread for doing all kinds of repairing in the beat Bianner at lsweit price, we lure that there are a lew rood Deoole who don't k ow that we are nneicelled In our line and we wantlhem to know We nave Ine Winona and Rex Bogilei, the beit produced In tbe world. Call and iee oar line oi ngi. IEAGLE BROS., THE BLACKSMITHS etaTer OaMllne Engine Sale and reliable BEST FOR THE BOWELS Ir Toa bTnl retro I r, betlthr aTemenl of th Cwu trr dr. jon'r 111 or will i t. Kmpjwu Wmw pa, ami b well. (tyrcfn the of Tlo StMitvbyMoor pill mImu 1 duoKrou. Tit smooth Mi,4uUtt.nMt'rfac(w7 of keeping lb bowel CANDY CATHARTIC EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY . .. ... lUnt. Tut. (Imid. DoGood IUrr axken. Wkn, or Urlr, If. .. "Of Cr box. Wrlu tor Irw Miupit, ud booklet .lth. Addrul Ul vmusa Kuror cairiir, cmiugo r hit tor. KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN WE WllA BUVlc.,..sJ,..p alio Dresiad Beer, blndquartara and lolm of Bear, Vail, Pork and Poul try. Wa fill country ordari. SMITH DUOS. Wholesale Buteben, Portland, Or. PROMPT, RELIABLE BERVIOE A. J. BEAN HAULING OF AIL KINDS Qoodi taken bwt'ot nam of, Lea to orden a mmca'i. Phone Mai nizn. Under tho familiar hendllno "An other American Danger," tho agra rian and cOnsorvatlvo ureas in Ger many Is commenting somewhat de murely on tho unprecedented Influx of American apples this season nud tho extent to which they have filled and dominated all tho moro Import ant markets In this country. Thoro Is not a fruit store or hard ly a market fruit stall or retail gro cery shop In Berlin or Its suburbs that docs not display as a prime at traction ono or moro barrels of Baldwins, Pippins, or other standard varieties, surmounted by a placard bearing the legend "Kchto Ameri konor." Not only this, but wagons piled with tho same attractivo mer chandise patrol the outlying streets and peddle the American fruit tt the uncommonly low prlco of 20 pfennings (5 cents) per pound. This, at a time when ordinary cooking apples grown in Germany and Austria retail for from 6 to 7 cents per pound, has furnished nn object lesson of comparative cost, quality and flavor as between the American and European fruit which cannot be misunderstood or ignored. The dimensions to which the special Import has grown will he Indicated by tho fact that only a few days ago the steamship Main, of the North German Lloyd Line, landed at Bro man 22,929 barrels and 1,540 boxes of American apples, whtcti Is said to be the largest fruit cargo over car ried across the Atlantic in n single vessel. From all accounts and the appear ance of the American apples dis played here in markets nnd stores, they have generally arrived in ex cellent condition, showing not only that they aro from a sound crop of good quality, but that American fruit growers and dealers have greatly Improved their methods of picking nnd packing iter export, Tho point Is provep thnt, glvou a good sound apple crop in tho United States, tho standard varieties enn bo exported with entire safety In ordinary ventilated barrels without nny of tho elaborato nnd moro or less costly pnpor wrappings thnt are used In putting up apples of choice quality from France, Italy and tho Tyrol. This, In vlow of tho high cost of hand labor In Amorlcn, Is n point of great economic advantage, but It does not In tho least modify tho ab solute necessity of careful hand picking, assorting, nnd putting while dry Into barrels with such care thnt all bruising nnd contusions arc avoided. Much Is doubtless due to shipping Jn properly cool nnd venti lated steamers. Instead of tho hot, stuffy holds of Blow sailing ships, piled with other freight nnd with hatches battened down from port o port. The general tenor of agrarian press comment on tho present Ynn keonpplo Invasion Is thnt It proves the Inadequacy both of the Gorman home-grown-fruit supply nnd of the existing Iniport-duty rate to protest thu farmers of tho Fatherland from this fatal competition. To this is usually added the fervent hope that those colossal Importations will not result in filling tho orclinrJs of Ger many with the San Joso scale. The fear Is gravely expressed that not even the German Inspectors can scrutinize such cargoes of apples as are now coming with sufficient mi nuteness to prevent an occasional "Schlldlnus" from escaping, and this, notwithstanding tho assurance of German scientists can tho San Joso scale can novcr thrive and re produce in tho cllmato of Germany, continues to Inspire apprehension In certain quarters. Frank H. Ma son, American Consul at Berlin. GAS TRUST THEFTS HIGH HANDED METHODS IN NEW YORK HAVE REACTED. AMERICAN RADIUM. Mayor MeClellan Heads an Investi gation by the Authorities Ex cessive Charges for Inferior Gas Hopelessness of Accomplishing Anything Through the Legislature. New York, Feb. 8. Tho high handed methods of tho gas trusts have at last exhausted tho patience of a long suffering public and .the citizens, thoroughly amused, have declared war against the trust and are vigorously upheld nnd supported by the municipal and the stato au thorities. Mayor MeClellan has taken tho Initiative and Issued strict orders to tho municipal authorities to make u careful Investigation of the numer ous complaints of tho citizens con cerning the poor quality of the gas furnished, by the trust and the high bills rendered for such inferior ser vice. Commissioner John T. Oak ley, of tho department of water sup ply, gas and electricity, In obedience to that order has ordered his ex perts to begin without delay a care ful Inspection of tho quality of tho gas furnished to consumers In Greater New York. lit lis charged on apparently good authority that the gas supplied by the trust is made of tho poorest and cheapest grado of oil, Is of an In ferior quality and Is forced through tho pipes under high pressure, to n.ako tho biggest posslhlo showing nn tho dials of the meters. Owing to the existence of certain laws which, It Is nharged, the gas trust secured from the stato login lat tp with the ('R-lstanco ol llberul bribes, the authorities are practi-Ml-ly powerless, as they have no m-iars of exerting any pressure upon tho trust Since tho beginning of tho anti-gas trust campaign several bills antagonistic to the interests of tlio trust have been Introduced In the assembly. Ono of the bills pro vides for the appointment of a com missioner to examine tho quality of gas In New York City nnd report to the legislature means to correct the oxlsting uvll. Another bill provides for regulating the powers of tho trust and reduces tho. prlco of Ilium' inntlng gas to 75 cents, If it is true, as has been charged, thnt the gas trust spends consider- able sums of money every session, to prevent tho pasago of laws In Imlcal to trust interests, there Is not much prospect that the two laws Introduced under the prassuro of public opinion will ever become ef fective. Tho Indignation of tho citizens Is so great, just at present, however, that the legislature may come to the conclusion that it would be unsafe to antagonize public opin ion at the present tlmo. No Dessert More Attractive Why une gcUtino nnd irjieuu noun soaKing, aweeteniug;, flavoring and coloring when Jell-O prod aces better result in two minutes? Everything In the package. Simply add hot watorandauttocool. I t'a perfection. Awir prisetothe housewife. No trouble, leas ex pense. Try it U-dav. In Pour Fruit Fla vors i Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Bap ixaij. a grocers. iuc 4all-fV Ores Found in the United States Contain the Precious Stuff. Announcement recently made at a meeting of the Technology Club that radium had been extracted from American ores has brought from Prof. Alexander H. Phillips, of Princeton university, who conducted the experiments, the statement that this latest discovery by scientists will soon bo so plentifully produced in the United States as to be within easy reach of all branches of science. The ore used in the ex periments came from Utah, "The specimen was between ?5 and SO pounds in weight," said Prof, t-uillips. "It was not the pitch blend used by tho Curies in tho manufacture of tho French radium. It was carnotltc, an oro of canary coior, containing as I found after experimenting with it, oxide of ura nium and vanadium combined with other oxides that produce radium. In extracting the radium I used tho Curio method, which I took from tneir paper, and I claim no credit. "As a result of this first extraction of American radium arrangements have been mado by certain persons In Buffalo, who own several mines of carnotite, to manufacturo radio-active agents on a largo scalo; and in ny opinion It will soon bo so plentiful that it win easily be within the reach of all branches of science. Tho increased production will nat urally decrease its cost and there need bo no fear of exhausting tho American source of supply, for I tm informed It is practically limitless. "There Is not tho slightest doubt that American radium can bo mado as strong as tho Curio product and equally avanablo for all scientific purposes." McKenna'a Reply, Hero is a yarn that Melvln Chan man, the well known lawyer and ox mayor of Oakland, tells of tho Into Attorney Georgo W. Tyler and Jos eph McKenna, tho lattor now ono of tho Justices of the United States su preme court. Tyler onco went to Fairfield, Cal to argue a demurrer to a complaint. After Tyler had talked to tho court for two weary long hours, McKenna, In that gentle manner for .which ho has always been famous, suggested that ho thought ''counsel had failed utterly to discuss the essential fea tures of tho matter." Tyler retorted in his gruffest tones: "Mr. McKen na, what you don't know about law and what I don't know would Oil a very largo volume." Sauvely but instantly tho llttlo gentleman io torted: "Yes, Judge Tyler, and that Is the work from which you havo been quoting all morning." ' The Kansas Way, A farmer of Neosho county, Kan sas, is running his farm by gas. A well sunk for oil yielded gas, and now bo keeps six stoves going in his house, lights overy room, Including hall and cellar, has gas heaters in his coops and hog pens, a furnace out of doors for cooking food for his live stock, a gas engino to shell corn, grind feed and pump water, turn grindstones and work tho churn, a gas light with reflector to light tho barnyard, a contrlvanco to Illumlnato tho barn whon ho opens tho door, heaters for water tanks In field, so that his cattle may drink tepid water all tho winter, if they want It. This might bo called "light farming." .Cured 20 People. Sorgt. C. C. Ilummol of tho 26th United States Coast Artlllory writes from Fort Flaglor, Wash.. Trlb is doing ory fine work among tho poo- pio noro. i know of twenty persons hero who wcro cured of tno Drink Habit. I toko pleasure in reconv mending it as a euro for tho Liquor and Tonacco Habits. 694 re 8 Cigars Sold Every Minute 41,640 every hour, 1,000,000 every day. The largest selling brand of cigars in the world. You owe it to your self to find out why so many people smoke the Cremo. 5 cents invested in a Cremo will explain it. Sold in every store, in every town, in every State. The 'Band is the Smoker's Protection, EAST 0RE00NIAN UNKNOWN NUMBER GUESSING C0NTE5 Every Subscriber to Have an Oppt tunity to Guess on a $100 Rubber Tired Buggy As an Expression of Our Good Will Toward Subscribers and to Increase our Sub scription List We Will Give Away, Absolutely Free, a Cushion-Tire now on Exhibition in the Show Window of the A. KunW & Co. Implement House, Two Doors South of the ' East Oregonian Building. The East Oregonian has purchasad from tho A. Kunklo Implement Co. a $100 cushion tiro buggy. It is n beauty, strong, scrvicablo and well finished. For each year's subscription to tho Weekly at $1.60 or for every similar amount paid on tho dally or semi-weekly tho subscriber Is entit led to ono guess at an unknown num ber of three figures, that will ho placed In a sealed envelope This is not a drawing, lottery, or gift enter prise of any kind. How to Participate Each receipt for $1.60 for tho Dally, Weekly or Scml-weokly East Oregon ian, to any address, tho person to whom tho receipt Is Issued, will bo given an opportunity, absolutely with out cost, to havo a guoss at tho un known number, and tho person or persons guessing nearest that number will recolvo as a present and without any compensation whatovor, and merely as an expression of good will on tho part of tho East Oregonian toward Its subscribers, tho $100 cushion tired buggy advertised In this paper and on exhibition at A. Kunkel & Co's. Implement houso two doors south of tho East Oregonian building. For each $1.60 paid tho holder of tno receipt will havo an opportunity of making ono guess. For txamnlo if you send $1.60 for ono year's sub scription tho Wookly or $2.00 for ono year's subscription to tho SomI weekly you aro entitled to ono guess. If you pay $6.00 for ono year's sub scription by mall to tbo Daily you will get threo guosses. if you pay $7.50 for ono year's subscription to the Daily delivered by carrier you will get flvo guesses, or if you pay $3.76 for six mouths of tbo Dally by carrier you aro entitled to two guoss es. No commission is allowed to any gent or solicitor for securing sub scribers under tL.s offer, and tbo person bo subscribing does It with tbo understanding tbat tbe Eait O.rogonlan Is accepted as payment in full for tbo monoy paid. Unknown Number How Prepared. Monday, January 18, tho following committee of business men mot at the office of "ast Orogonlan and formed tho unknown number tbat will got the $100 rubber-tlred buggy. Tbe committee consisted of M A. Rader, tho furniture man, E. T. Wndo, tbo real estato dealer, G. A. Robbins, proprietor of tho Owl Tea Mouse, Olonn Winslow tho Jowolor, and A. Kunkel, tho implement man. Ten numbers from one to naught wore ,cut from n calendar. Theso numbers wore (.jalcd up in 10 dlffor ont envelopes by tho committee. Tho 10 envelopes woro placed In a hat and thoroughly shuffled nnd shaken. Three members of tho comraltteo thon took out ono onvolopo each, which wcro marked ono, two, three, In tho order In which thoy woro taken out. Theso threo envelopes woro thon placed In a larger onvolopo and seal ed and a wax seal placed on tho flap and delivered to tho chairman of tho commltteo, M. A. Rader ti keep un til tho day tho buggy will bo drawn. Tho remaining sovon envelopes con taining tho othor numbors woro then burned In tho presonco of tho com mitted, thus insuring an absolutely unknown number. Each and overy ono of tho commit- too was thoroughly satisfied with tho absoluto fairness of tho method of solectlng tno unknown number, and signed tho following statomont: "Wo, tho undorslgnod, woro pres ent at tho East Orogonlan offico Mon day aftomoon, January tho 18th, and assisted in forming tho unknown number according to tho plan pub lished, to bo used In tho East Ore gonian guosslng contost. "Undor tho rulos of forming tho numbor, It is Impossible for anyone, not ovon tho mombors of this com mittee, tbo .publishers of tho East Oregonian, or anyone olse to know what tho numbor is. (Signed.) E. T. WADE, A. KUNKEL. M. A. RADER, QLENN" "WINSLOW, O. A. ROBBINS." Upon tho day whon tho onvolopo Is to bo oponod and tho buggy award od to tho person guosslng noaroat to tho numbor, tho numbors will bo as sembled in tho ordor In which tho onvolopos aro marked. It may bo ks low a number as 012 or as high fis 087. As a matter of courso, it must bo throo dlfforent figures, as no fig uro was uaod twlco. Somebody will get a aplondld $100 presont whon the 076 receipts havo boon given out. The unknown numbota will bo . . ..t tivfttW I lormeu ny piiwub -j numbers In the order mbij two, three, on the enrelopescl they are coniameu. -w number will not be asseml j the guessing comi " ".l honeo no one win "" J UO Ulllll li- a l'""" - subscribers. I Th,. number of receipt' jj tbls conies: w. r;7 numiier cr s'"-00" r V,,-! range of tho number! i . n,n unknown I ami an i us , must be composed of ans 1 those limits Tbe j" I cannot be less than 012 aornl mate guc3sir5 u'""; .na ? . B"rt There I absolutely F,,t oi know the number wd u Insure that rcsu It. , Tho receipt fori 4 test win do fori but the stub wii " ' pose of MenuwiM. rz lo is wow TOwcn a receipt- on me out n making bis or h Jf, unknown numbor. ccipts are an " re setH test will bo over ane bcr awarueu iu. . How the Cue." J J On 8CC..rlDrTareM person 'MhBM nl8 sums OB I Ink or liblo pen ono gnesa uu , the esji Une tbo same in tB , 01 box provided o - 8,U out of town pjm their guess In IM eeaIed send the samo in , oS send the sy.E,,t 0 plainly bw nd tbir finessing Contest. . In tDO " n tho box w ll As Fiel tho receipts in l tB n ij nre boW-976 re j .i.v, rhi reccy. ; bemslled t scrlbcrs n.w renewals on "0 "