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DAILY EAST ORECONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY. JUNE
18, 1904.
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The Washington & Columbia River
Railway Special Summer Excur
sion Rates to Coast Points.
Beginning Juno 15, 1904. the W. &
C. R. railway will have on sale tickets
to Westport, Long Beach, Clatsop
Beech, Tokeland, Ilwaco, Scavlew, Ti
oga, Pacific Park, Ocean Park, Nah
cotta, Flavel, Gearhart and return at
$10.00 for the round trip.
For children of half fare age, one
half the above rate.
Tickets will be good returning until
September 30th.
For full Information call upon or
address,
W. ADAMS,
Agent.
LANDOWNERS WILL BUILD IN
THE PROSSER BEET BELT.
Two Games for
One Admission
He is Now a Strictly Sober Man.
Portland, Ore., April 2G, 1904.
Our druggist here asked mo to write
you about "TRIB." My Bon took
"TRIB" about 18 months ago and has
been a sober and industrious man
since. He has taken the
SUNDAY, JUNE 19
W. & C. R. of Walla Walla
vs. O. R. & N. of Pendleton
at 2 o'clock
La Salle College of Walla Walla
vs. Pendleton Wonders
at 3:30 o'clock
Band concert at grounds during games.
These two games promise to be red hot from
start to finish.
The old time rivals meet Walla Walla
gainst Pendleton.
Admission 25c
cure, but commenced drinking again
soon after. It cost his 1C0 to tako
the cure and $12.50 to
take "TKIB." He says "TRIB" Is by
far the best cure of the two. He has
sold many treatments for the drug
gists since ho took "TRIB."
Wishing you success, I am your
friend, J. L. STONE.
For sale by Tallman & Co.
In order to accommodate fishing
parties the O. P.. & N. Co. will, until
rtnsn of season, have train No. 2.
leaving hero at 5:45 p. m., stop at
North Fork on Saturday evenings,
and train No. 1, due In Pendleton at
9 a. m.. stop at some place Monday
morning. This arrangement will be
in effect Saturday, May 14.
E. C. SMITH, Agent.
Local Capitalist of Franklin County
Backed by the Northern Pacific,
Have Organized the Sunnytlde
Railway Company With $500,000
Capital Beet Factory at ProMer
Assured New Road Designed to
Haul Beets to the Factory M. L.
Causey, of La Grande, Promoting
the Factory.
Many Umatilla county people who
are Interested in Franklin county,
Washington, real estate, will he In
terested in knowing tlint a farmers'
railroad, extending 35 miles from
Topplnlsh to Prosser, through the
richest section of the Prosser beet
and wheat land, has been organized,
with n capital stock of $500,000,
backed by tho Northern Pacific
The incorporators of the new com
pany are Walter N. Granger, general
manager of tho Washington Irrigation
Company, and George P. Eaton, of
Zillah: Morris Sisk, of Liberty: S. J.
Harrison, C. E. Woods and Norman
Wood In, of Sunnysldo; H. F. Gloyd
and F. I;. Pitman, of Pressor, and A.
B. Flint, of Outlook. Tho new or
ganization Is called the Sunnysldo
Railway Company and Is formed as
a result of the sugar beet ngltntlou
In thnt district,
The beet sugar factory being pro
moted at Prosser by M. U Causey,
of I.a Grnnde, Is now n certainly nnd
this road Is designed to carry the
beets from the principal beet belt in
tho Sunnysldo district to the factory.
Tho road will bo built by tho farm
ers of the district, each man taking
stock lielng required to subscribe nn
amount equal to $5 per acre on his
land. The Northern Pacific Railroad
Company has guaranteed to float
bonds sufllclcnt to furnish the track,
bridges and equipment, which assures
tho enrly construction of tho rond.
The Northern Pacific will also fur
nish terminal facilities and tho rolling
stock will bo kept in repair by that
company.
One remarkable feature of tho en
terprise is thnt a largo -settlement of
Dunkards headed by Rev. I). J. Har
rison, is taking an nctlvo interest in
promoting tho culturo of sugar beets
and Is also foremost in pushing the
new railroad. The colony of Dunk
ards near Sunnysldo is ono or tho
largest in the West nnd they ore
highly Industrious, progressive and
enterprising people.
The land In tho SunnyRldc district
is rich, sandy soil, resembling the
Echo soil and is especially adapted
to sugar beet culture and tho assur
ance of tho factory at Prosser will
Increaso land values 25 per cent.
M. L. Causey, of, La Grande, who Ik
promoting the Prosmn- factory, Ir tho
man who brought tho sugar factory
to La Grande and to his energy and
patience is due tho Inrrenso In farm
ing land values In that value from
$30 to $50 per acre In the pant four
years.
AN EDITOR 65 YEARS.
William Osman Has Run Ottawa Free
Trader Since 1839.
Ottawa, III., June IS. Among its
other distinctions this town lays
claim to being tho home of tho denn
of tho American newspaper profession
In tho person of William Osman, edi
tor of tho Ottawa Freo Trnder, who
tomorrow will celebrate his SMh
birthday. Mr. Osman has been edit
ing tho Freo Trader almost continu
ously for 65 years. Even now ho goes
to tho olllco dally, writes a column or
moro of editorials, reads his own
proof, looks over the exchanges, and
does his full share of wark as editor
of tho paper.
During tho tifi years which Osman
has spent on tho editorial trlinid ho
has had two or three vacations,
though always retaining his Interest
In tho paper. Ho served for a year as
n private In tho Mexican war and took
part In the battlo of Buena Vista,
From 1S53 to 1857 ho served ns en
grossing clerk of tho house of repre
sentatives nt Springfield, and during
llmt llroo became Intimately acquaint
ed with Abraham Lincoln, John A,
Logan nnd other characters who have
been famous in the history of tho
stnto nnd nation. For six months In
IStU ho held n clerkship in tho In-
jterlor department nt Washington, nnd
has tylco been postmaster of Ottawn,
onco under lresldent Buchanan and
again under President Cleveland.
Bird malum keeps your bird
healthy and makes him sing.
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per cent reduction for cash pur
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Wo nro showing n Ono lino
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with envelopes to match:
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Then I begnn taking Dr. King's Now
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nil lung and throat troubles, consump
tion, pneumonia nnd grip. Guaranteed
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bottle freo, regular sizes 50c ami $1.
Bound for Tanana.
Seattle, Juno 18. Gold seekers nro
still flocking to tho Tnnann. On the
stenmshlp City of Seattle, which sail
ed for tho North this morning, there
wero 125 pasengers, tho majority of
whom were bound for the now gold
fields. As n enrgo tho City of Seattle
had a large consignment of fresh
fruit for tho Interior nnd const cities.
Tlie Ice consumed In Great Brltnln
comeR almost exclusively from Norway
FINNISH PATRIOT-MARTYR.
Mover nmrennhelm. of New York.
wlin In worth 150.000.000. admits be
ing blackmailed by Hanna McNamara
in large amounts, but nas uaixeu
encouraged by the fight that million
aire Piatt Is making ugalnst tho oc
toroon fascinator.
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For
over
half a
century
wc have maintained our
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blenderi of coffee that i
alwayj uniform in quality.
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Member of the Patriotic Society Kills
Russian Governor Then Suicides.
Helslngrors, Finland, June IK.
Gen. Brobrikorf, governor general of
Finland, wan shot and fatally wound
ed at tho entrnnco of the Finnish sen
ate, this morning, by a Hon of Henntor
Schuman, who Immediately suicided,
Schuman was a member of the Kin-
j nlsh patriotic party. General Bobrl-
null wuh imti-u iu m. i L-K-rniMu k in
dying condition,
Gen, BohrlkoD Is icspoiislblo for
tho cruel oppression of l'11' wholii
Finnish people ever since ho has been
governor general of the country. It
was through bis efforts that Finland
was robbed of hT army. BobrlkofT
for a number of years hud been grad
ually Increasing tho rigor of the mili
tary rt'uIrciiientH of tho Finns, anil
his last coup was to take from that
people their Individual military pow
er. Tho Finnish soldiery, since tho Im
perial ukase went forth lo disband I lie
army, has been drafted Into tho Rus
sian army mid the command of all
troops In tho land has been given to
Russian officers.
The increase of taxation, the sub
stitution of the Russian tongue as tho
court language, the (substitution of
Russian courses of study In all tne
schools, nnd other severe forms of
Russian Intolerance and discipline
wero laid at Ilobrjkoff'8 feet by the
Finns.
A number of unsuccessful attempts
have been made ou his llfo previous
to this last and successful attempt.
THE WHOLESOME
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Phosphate
BAKING POWDER
BETTER THAN THE OLD-TIME
CREAM OF TARTAR POWDERS.
The Columbia
Lodging House
Well vontllatcd, nont nnd com-
fortnblo iooiiib, good bods. Bar i
In connection, where boat
goods nro served.
Main street, center of block,
between t.'.v and
streets.
Wobb .
F. X. SCHEMPP
Proprietor
GOOD DRY WOOD
All Kinds
nave good sound wood
which is delivered at
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W. C. IYIINNIS 5
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Electrician
Prompt attention siren end all J
work executed properly. Z
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INSURANCE.
Fire, Life and Accident.
JOE ELL
noom 8, Over Taylor'i Hard
ware Store.
Special Sale
Items
FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 18 AND WEEK FOLLOWING.
REGI8TER MORE VOTERS.
Direct Primary Law Requires Books
Be Opened for November Election,
ltv , TimvUInn In thft direct liri-
mary law enacted last week at tho
(irtltu rucrtcitrntlrtn r,t VAtlTU U-lll lift TO
sumt'd this autumn for tho November
elections.
Heretofore tho registration law has
h,...n ilnflrlunt In 4 lint r4tlect. for it
has required electors to register prior
to May 16 In order to voto In Novem
ber for president, or to voto on tho
affidavit of six freeholders,
rViilnlu olorbu I It mil I'll fill I till! BtatO
W-V . J Lll ....- CJ ..
are now required to reopen tho regis
tration books "between rsepieiuuur tu,
1901, and G o'clock p. m. of October
on ion j ami i.u'wn Mm same dates
in' each' and every year thereafter in
which there shall bo au ciocuuu ui
presidential electors."
in Mwumt,i.i, , o flrut olnctlonu for
prohibition will bo held under tho lo
cal option law on too samu uy un
fhn election for president, namely.
November 8,
In Jananese tho word "Mikasa" in
dicates a warship and "Maru" a shop
of commerce,
Zephyr Dress Ginghams
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