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DAILY EAST CREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1904.
EIGHT PAGES.
BIG DISPLAY OF EASTER NOVELTIES, EASTER EGGS, EASTER J
CARDS AND BOOKLETS AND EGG DYE. I
FREDERICK NOLF & CO. !
Sale of fine Toilet Soaps.
Several dozen styles 5c Soap
45c dozen.
Our 10c Soaps, 7c and 8c bar.
Other fine Soaps, 2'2c .to 24c a
bar.
GARDEN SEEDS,
stock Seeds that
will
New
grow.
Peas, per pound, 12c.
Beans, 10c and 15c per pound.
Fine Onion Seeds, 90c a pound.
Flower Seeds In bulk or pack
age at lowest prices.
allowed to grow his hair like an
English baby. Both his father and
the mikado, when babies, had their
heads shaved dally by their nurses.
Soon after the prince's birth meas
ures were taken to eliminate the
"almond eye" of his race. A pain
less little surgical operation was per
formed. An incision was made on
the outer point of the baby's eyelids
In a straight line for the barest part
of an Inch. The lashes Were then
drawn Into shape and held firmly by
a piece of chemically prepared stick
ing plaster.
The wound healed In less than a
week, and the effect now Is that
Prince Mlcchi does not look his
Oriental birth.
The prince rides a Shetland pony,
and It Is Interesting to note that tils
toys are miniature battle-ships.
j-H feast (j&eQroxa
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
l'ubltsbK.1 every afternoon ieicpt Sunday)
at l'eml!ton. Orezon. by the
EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
Telephone. Slain 11
srnscniPTiox i:ati:s.
ImIIt. one year by mall S3.00
Dally, six months by mall SO
Rally, thn- months by mail 1.S5
Dally, on month by mall 50
Dally. pr month by rarriar til
Weekly, one year by mall l."0
Weekly, all months by mall 75
Weekly, ronr month by mall 50
Heml-Ueekly. one jeor by mall 2.00
Semi-Weekly, six months by mall . . l.iK
Semi-Weekly, three months by mall . .50
The East Oresonlan 1 on sale at H. K.
Hieta's Xews Stands, ot Hotel I'ortland,
and Hotel 1'erfclnJ. fontanel, Oregon.
.Member Scrlpps-ilcltae News Auoela
ion. Sau Franciseo Ilureau. -IDS fourth St.
'Chicago ISureau. noo Security Ilulldlns
Washington. I. C ltureaa. 501 Hth
-St.. K. W.
'Hntered at I'endleton itoflce as ond
claM matter.
sltioiis within the next 10 years. In
'order to be able to accept the prof
fered opportunity on the shortest no
I tlce. the young American should
speak one of the leading languages
I of that developing quarter of the
world. No one can say. how soon the
door may be opened for you. Amerl
! can capital is invading Manchuria,
'China, Japan, and Siberia, under the
very shadow of the old empires. The
thrill of a new civilization Is felt in
many undreamed of places and Amer
ican brains, energy, brawn and vigor
hns a thousand itnimaglned miracles
to perform around those tottering
Asiatic thrones. Be ready when Op
portunity calls your name.
COMING EVENTS.
April 19 Democratic state con
vention, Portland.
April 14 Republican state con
ventlon. Portland.
April 16 Meeting of Oregon Cattle-growers'
Association. Portland.
May 2 Oregon Federation of La
bor. Oregon City.
June 0 General election In Ore
gon. June 15, 16, 17 Oregon encamp
ment G. A. R., Hood River.
CHRONIC SORES
Sig'ms of Polluted Blood.
There is nothing so repulsive looking and disgusting as art old sore.
You worry over it till the brain grows weary and work with it until the
patience is exhausted, and the very sight ol the old festering, sickly looking
place makes you irritable, despondent and desperate
A chron ic sore is the very best evidence that your blood is in an unhealthy
and impoverished condition, that your constitution is breaking down under
the effects of some serious disorder. The taking of strong medicines, like
mercurv or potash, will sometimes so pollute and vitiate the blood and.im.
pair the general s vstem that the mere.it scratch or bruise results m obstinate
non-healing sores'of the most offensive character.
Often an inherited tain t breaks out in frightful eating sores upon the limbs
or face in old nge or middle life. "Whenever a sore refuses to heal the blood
is nlwavs at fault, and. while antiseptic washes, salves, soaps and powders
can do "much to keep down the inflammation and cleanse the sore, it will
never heal permanently till the blood itself has been purified and the deadly
j i -.t, s. s. S thiscanbeaccomnlishcd the
b niitt V,1nv1 it rmrified and invigorated, and when
ncn,pureuioou is.uu v,.v m....... - --- --
the bodv the flesh around the old sore begins to take
on a natural color, me uiscuurgc t iuau vbwhi
A t. 1 1,An1 nvnr
auU me juatc iicaw
S S S is both a blood purifier and tonic ttiat puts your oiooa in oruer
nd at the same time tones up the system and builds up the general health.
If you have a' chronic sore write us. Xo charge for medical advice.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, CA.
Not an ordinary article, but
something extraordinary Is
Hill's Pate
California
Olive Oil :
For medicinal use as well as
tor salads and table use.
This Is the highest quality I
and purest oil made. X
Sold exclusively In Pendleton
by ;
Despain & Clark
Auto boat races will be a promi
nent sporting feature the coming
summer.
Governor Chamberlain on Thurs- Arthur Norton, a submarine diver
dav commuted the sentence of John in the employ of the government at
Mttnhnll from In venrs to eieht years Astoria, was suffocated in 22 feet of
for robbery from Multnomah county water Thursday, by a tangle in his
I Mitchell was convicted in 1S9&. air tubes.
YOU
Should have that best of
WOOD
DRY and PINE, that
you will find with
P. P. COLLIER
UHIONI4&)LABEL
The courtier cringes and
bows
Ambition has likewise Us
plaything;
A coronet beams on his
brows
But what Is a coronet?
Naethhig!
Some quarrel o'er the Metho
dist gown,
Some quarrel o'er Episcopal
gralthlng
But every bold thinker will
own
Their quarrel Is a' about
naething!
Robert Burns.
Talk about economy, the American
people do not yet know the first rudi
ments of Industrial economy. Enough
water has run to waste from the
mountains of Umatilla county in the
past week to grow a crop on every
foot of idle land in the county, Idle,
homeless men stand by and watch
the waste water run by the idle land.
The water does the world no good
while running to waste. The idle
man can add nothing to civilization,
because his hands are tied by pover
ty and the idle land is an eyesore to
the community, yet these three Idle
elements combined are all there is to
Western civilization. Bring them to
gether and the highest industrial
arts and the highest civilization re
sult. When the govrenment gets Its
eyes open wide enough to study an
industrial economy which will build
Immense drainage canals back to the
snow areas, and lead every drop of
. 'waste water Into vast storage basins
hollowed out by nature, to apply to
the thirsting crops when needed, the
true civilization of the West will be
seen. Save, save, save, not only
money, but water, energy, waste
strength and waste moisture! The
lesson must be learned. The Irriga-
stion dawn is at band.
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Congress cannot go back of the
recommendation of the public land
- committee on the repeal of the land
laws that uave prostituted the land
Imagine a city ot 15,000 people
nestled on the banks of the Umatilla
with paved streets, electric cars, long
rows of three and four-story brick
blocks, elegant stores. attractive
'shops, splendid homes reaching back
officers and thousands of once de- on botn sides of tne present town,
cent citizens of the West. Thlf com- Picture to yourself the result of five
mission says repeal them, revise pears of enterprise and activity, the
them, abolish them anything to 'Settlement of the arid lands in Uma
bring order out of chaos and save j tills county, the division of the 1,000
the remaining public domain to the acre farms into 100-acre and even
people. Uo-acre tracts,, a farm house on each
j tract and a splendid county road
No other single Industry In Oregon fading trom cacn settlement to
has made the same advancement ln,the colmtv 3cnt. FVe ears of enter
the past five years as the O. R. & prlse wiu brlng about tnls reaun.
K has enjoyed. Within that tlmej.nve years of progres8 wju bring
the amount of money invested in j PenuIeton up to all tne outnne of
motive power has been doubled. The tnlg dream. back five years
50 and 60-ton engines costing J5.000 jand remember old Pendleton. Then
each have been replaced by SO and,, ahead five years and imaE(ne
100-ton engines costing from $9,000 jthe new Penalet0D. Can you who
to J10.000. The 60-pound cheap rails rt,aUze tne meaning of this picture
have been replaced with 85 and 90-jho,d back tne pubUc schoo, faculties
pound steel. Forty-ton cars have bJ. re(ll8lng ,0 bulm commodious,
. succeeded, almost entirely, the old 15 clean ght hoaUbful schoo, rooms
and 20- ton cars. Sidetracks have adepuale for the new Pendleton?
l,een doubled In length, wooden. sha ,he pHvate institutions grow
bridges have been superseded by im- Lnd expand and add ew equipment
perishable steel structures and the I tbrough lhe energy of ther support-
passenger equipment nas tteen aa
vanced to the highest standard. Us
progress has been in keeping with
Us increasing traffic and its ability
to meet expanding business, not only
keeps pace with, but runs ahead of
the demands made upon It. Much of perhaps the most interesting
nmflt nQruMfl hv that pntrnrltt. smnll Itnv In thr world Is little Prince
ing system has been put back intol-Mlcchl, grandson of the Japanese
betterments, thereby adding a per- ' . ... be f
years old In April.
The heir-presumptive to" the great
Eastern throne has the distinction of
being the first baby of the royal
house of Jiramu Tcnno who has been
I en; and the jiublic schools lag be
hind? iou must soon answer this
question.
A FUTURE MIKADO.
ruancnt increase to the wealth of the
state. It stands alone with this en
viable record In the West.
It is the proud boast of the Amerl- (
can that his language can now take
him, .without serious difficulty, to
overy civilized quarter of the globe.
That Is tme In a sense, and yet there
are thousands of natives In American
possessions that do not know the
English language from the jargon
Every young man who has any nmb.
firm nr nanlMtlnn V, ... , t tn ..Ilk...
the Spanish or the Japanese lan
guage. The Orlont Is going to fur
nish opportunity for tens of thous
ands of young Americans, in busi
ness, educational and commercial po.
Fitters
Tlie only way
to Improve the
general health
is to flrst put
the stoniauli in
a normal condi
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fpec!al d u t
tlie Jtitters !
highly endors
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foryournelf. It
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GREAT SALE
OF
Shorthorn and
Hereford Cattle
Pendleton, March 1 2
at O. K. Feed Yard
The famous herd of thoroughbred Shorthorn and Hereford
cattle, owned by C. B. Wade will be offered at public auction
on the above date. This herd is composed of 105 head and
includes the celebrated cattle that have won prizes at the cattle
shows. It will be the greatest sale of fine cattle that has ever
taken place in the Pacific Northwest.
A Rare Chance to Buy
High -Grade Cattle Is
Offered at This Sale
REMEMBER THE DATE AND PLACE
Saturday, March 12
AT THE 0. K. FEED STABLE
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