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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JVUBJm. JlS. - , ..... rr u PAGE TWO. r gg Phosphate Drawn in Stone A delicious, healthful, strength giving ilrink served In an ap petizing way. A drink men like, and women too, A spicy, aromatic food drluU, cooling, refreshing and palate pleasing. 10c. F. W. SCHMIDT IN THE BEET BELT FRED LOCKLEY WRITES OF THEIR CULTURE AND PROFITS Grande Ronde Valley Has Been Con verted Into a Valley of Small, Hltjn ly Cultivated Farms Through Beet i. r . . r .... .1 . . - I w' Creameries, Dairying ana uiversi fled Farming. DRUGGIST. Postofllce Block. 'Phone Main S51. GENERAL NEWS. Elgin, June L'l. From La Grande to Elgin one passes through a coun try largely devoted to the culture of Biigar beets. Here and there one will see a thrifty orchard, hut on both sldSS of thr irack may lie seen the level heel fluids. Men and hoys, and here nnd there women and girls may he seen In the fields thinning or weed ing the beets. Those who are familiar with the su gar beet Industry are prophesying a bumper beet crop as the rains have come nt times when most needed. The beets look very thrifty but no more so than those at Echo. Echo seems to have a warm sandy loam soli peculiarly well adapted to the sugar beets growth and development. It Is to lie hoped that the farmers In I Umatilla county will take hold of the ! growth of sugar beets. I There are indirect benefits which ' follow In the wake of sugar beet cul ' ture, which are as Important as the , . t . i ' raising of the beets. Wherever a Cardinal Satolli, the special ropre- su(;ar bt,et fnclory 1b established sentntive of Pope Plus X, visited then, ,8 ,he by.,,rotUlct of SURar U(,et President Roosevelt recently. imlp Ts ls llmmuy 80i,i at from Miss Myrtle Edwards, of Newark, 50 CCIUS t0 $1 n ton, and makes a N. J., swung so long that ahe fell from j ci,eap and nutritious food for stock, the swing In an epileptic fit. t ilnR been found better for milk pro- The state of Now York is without duction thnt for a fattening ration, a head. Governor Odell nnd every- This means that the sugar beet ln one authorized to act for him being In dustry will stimulate the dairy Indus Chicago. , try. An Increase In the dairy herds Adolpli Vancob, of Fort Wllllab. means the establishment of a cream Canada, confessed that he had set ry. Wherever creameries are found fire to nnd burned $2.(100.(100 worth you will find a prosperous eomnuinl nr l.nlMhirs I t'. ot alone from the monthly check J , 0 ., ,,,, ii.,.. ''" their butter rat, but from the use Tod Sloan the once 0fe0r the waste product of the 'cream, has offered his ylces ob exerc so ' 1 , , d toY to li s trainer friends. He hb ' , clUve8 and ,t once worth S00,01M. ! ,s Q Hon ()f emlleBS chaln nn(, i)ouotu During an electric storm at dies- nil alike. Sugar beots mean that ter. Pa., live boys took refuge under more money must be spent, more la a cherry treet which was struck by j bor hired in their cultivation, thin lightning, killing three of the boys, nlng, weeding, topping, etc. This means more money in circulation anil I Inpronaml trnilo for Hip merchant. commit suicme ; -----7 - - went to Vermont to on his daughter's grave, but by mis take shot himself on that of his father. The Austrian cruiser Kalsorln Eliz abeth, which was to have arrived at San Francisco a month ago, has fail ed to put in an appearance. It Is thought that It has been lost at sea. Channcey Hotalling, living near lllnghnmpton, N. Y.. first shot his blind baby dead, then tried to shoot his wife, and set his house afire, jeering as the body of his son burned. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. 1 It means that the tons and mill) will be fed to stock, thus enriching the laud from the excretion of the cattle. It means more attention paid to dai rying with its attendant Industries of hog-raising and poultry raising. All this tends to diversify farming nnd the breaking up of the large farms so that more people can engage In farming. It means more attention paid to irrigation, for the sugar beet requires two to four Inches of natural precipitation a mouth during its I ' growth, or a like amount of water from irrigation If the rainfall is de ficient. ' Since the stignr In sugar beets ls ! simply sunshine, air and water, thoy I must linvn thi upppsnrv nninunt 01 I The main building of the Philomath I facn ,)f tlHS0 nKre,Hents. We have ; College nt Corvallls, will be enlarg-, no silorta(!e of nr and sunshine and , ed this summer. irrigation solves the problem of wa- Four frame buildings at Chelan, ter. 'Wash., were destroyed by fire yes- it Is well worth the while of the tenlav. Loss $10,500. Commercial Association to use overy The Pendleton. Leo P. GVunbauni, Holeo J. G. Sorgdon, Spokane. C. D'. Gnbrielson, Chicago. V A. Williams. Chicago. H, n. May. Walla Walln. F. H. Davis, Chicago. U F. Hobarge, St. Paul. H. J. Palmer. Portland. T. W. Phelps, Heppner. J. Smals. Walla Wnllu. John Munch, Walla Walla. H. W. Csracmn, Spakaue. A. H. Caston, Spokane. S. E. McBrecn, SHmiio. L. O. I.nkln. Portland. W. II. Chamberlain, city. Mr. and Mrs. Shubmne nnd child Roches tor. Fred Olsen. San Francisco. I. Jacobs, New "iorl. J. II. Hordford. A. A. Jenontln. Si Joe. F. S. Rogers. Portland. Wolford Allen. Pullman. M. U Whaley. San Francisco. Charles L. 1-otig. Portland. The St. George. L. E. Short, Portland. P. O. Harkley. San Francisco. J. C. Klelllngor. Vancouver. H. R. Revnolds. New Vork. E. C. Vm- u. Portland. W. F. Peters. St. Paul. R. W. Colson, Portland. W. G. Aiken. Portland. J. G. Slayden, Spokane. C. I. Wood. Tacoma. E. L. Drunton, Wnlla Walla. C. Dymont, Walla Walla. U W. Dames. Portland. L. O. Lakin, Portland. J. J. Martin. Portland. Frank Hersloy. Nebraska. R. McKlnley. Spokane. J. J. Hums, Portland. George T. Coyne. Portland. W. N. Maxwell. Portland. E. S. Ilachtel, Iloston. Jnmes A. Howard, Sumpter. J. A. Allison, Portland. D. M. Dlschandt, Milton. W. A. Sassaman, San Francisco. F. J. Gardner. Portland. J. E. Mayor. Portland. F. A. Dyden, Wnlla Walla. G. R. Darker. Portland. D. C. Herney. Hillings. R. C. Stahe, Portland. The Bickers. Frank K. Welles. Milton. Prof. Stark. San Francisco. Henry Chew. Holse. O. C. Stetson. Milton. Mrs. O. C. Stetson. .Milton. J. D. Eddy. Portland. T. P. Mitchell. Weston. Mrs. T. P. .Mitchell. Weston. E. H. Burke. Portland. W. A. Russell. Iloston. O. D. Rinker, Cincinnati. .Mrs. Clopton, city. J. D. IJeeney. Walla alia. Frank Sallng, Weston. W. R. Johnson, Sumpter. J. S. Connor. Walla Wnlla. G. E. Adams, McKay. Roy Slnsner. Ridge. S. H. Roberts, Sioux Falls. H. Warren, Sioux Falls. Mrs. H. Warren. Sioux Falls. .Mrs. W. Llngmfelder. Walla Wnlla. M. E. Garrett, Sioux City. Mrs. Hollenbeck, Sioux City. Mrs. F. H. Brunswick, Cameron. Mrs. Wilkes, Salt Lake. James K. Gilbert. Salt I-nke. W. D. Nelson, Haines. A. A. Cole. Vinson. William Deeney, San Francisco. G, F. Gasser, Portland. SATURDAY'S SPECIA1 All-over lncc, white and cream, 20 per cent off All-ovor lace, black one-third off Plaid ribbons, nil widths 20 per cent off 10 yards muslin ror ' 39e 10 ynrds percale, best grade 79e 10 yards double-fold gingham 79c Ladles' nnd Misses' shirt waists 10 per cent off all grade The FAIR. The FAI EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY HERE. TEACHERS AT PORTLAND. returned to the ranch n few days ago t from n 10-days' spreo In Heppner.! n... m mnn snH i9no Am Exoected . Since then ho has boon acting June 29-July 1. strangely, and on ono occasion was found endeavoring to hang himself Portland, June 24. Indications are nt (he ranchi ThlB Uct loll otl,cl. men that the coming annual meeting or" thjj ram;h U) BUR,)CCt i,B Bnnity, the Western Division of the Oregon j anil a man was dispatched to notify Mr. Cook, who wns In town. He went out Tuesday nnd brought Wlntorkorn to the city for examination. Knrl Wlnte'rkorn was a German, about 50 years of ago aud had been hording sheep In Morrow conn- tv for the past several years. ii is State Teachers' Association will be well attended. Superintendent Rob inson announced today that between 1000 nnd 1200 teachers from various parts of Western Oregon will be pres ent. The sessions of the Tenchors' As sociation will be held In the n gn , h , t,ml tnu on, rolatlvo i,e ims snhoo bu d nc June 29 and .10 and , . "., n,.i nnm- July 1, while the meeting ot the De-, Th,s ,s Becond BUic(i0 that has partment of Superintendence wll ; bii(jn t,omnlltte(1 , tllQ colmty jai tnke place Tuesday, June 28, at the 10 Ilnsl vcar chlna Henry city boll. 1 n munioror, huvlng hanged himself William W. Parsons, president of, , . the Indiana State Normal School, at ; tllLrt lnst Torre Haute, Intl., will be one of the: u.j.u. most prominent visitors. It Is under- i That Throbbing Headache, stood that lie has already left the Would quickly leave you, It you Hoosler state on his way to Oregon, used Dr. King's Now Life Pills. His speech will tnke up the entire Thousands of sufferers hnve proved evening session or June 30, and will their matchless merit for Sick and be entitled. "The School nnd the Nervous Headaches. They make pure State." SUICIDE IN JAIL. blood and build up your health. Only I 25 cents, money back If not cured, , Sold by Tollman & Co., druggists. Sheepherder Insane From Effects of Notice to the Public. a Ten-day Spree. Notlco Is hereby given that I will Heppner, June 24. Karl Winter- pay no bills contracted by anyono ex- korn, a sheepherder, hanged hlniBelf cept myself. In the county jail yesterday between CLARA STOCKER, 10:30 and 1 o'clock. He had been June 20th, 1904. herding for A. J. Cook nt his sheep ranch on Little Butter creek, having Get a "top coat." The Boston. Sam Salee. of Baker City, has been j uffort to encourage the planting of REDUCED RAILHOAD RATES. Inducement for Travel to the Mining I Congress at Portland. Portland, June 24. All roads west ot the Missouri have made special . rates to Portland and return for the American Mining Congress, which meets here in August. This Informa tion was received today from Genor arrested and placed under $100 bonds , sugar beets. The establishment of a for using a canceled stamp. , sugar factory and of a creamery. , tun i. 1,,. .m Wo have Ideal climatic conditions. A purse of $410 has boon 1 ng up T, b ,ant(!(1 early and ,iavo 5 linnTcontes "to T,e hel 1 tt " growth. They are drilling contest to bo nun 1110 , sllccesafy grow , 8Ucl, Btate3 as 1 North Dakota, where they can not be Alexander Plnkerton, a miner at pantwj tin the middle of May on ac Victoria. 11. C. fell down a 200 foot ... . f ,.le coi,tness 0( the soli. ahaft at the Center Star mine anil Th ,.. an bu iante,i there much al Passenger Agent A. L. Craig, of tho was Instantly killed. iatcr tban the first or June, or they O. R. & N. company, who Is present R. W. Deal, of Union county, wns wi not mature before the growing at the convention of the Trans-contl- pardoned by Governor Chamberlain. Heasou Is over. We have no such nental Passenger Association, now In Deal was nerving a four-year son- handicap to contend with. Prof. Leek- session at St. Paul. tence for horsestealing. mby has given conclusive proof on The rates as named follow; From The frelghthnndler8 and warehouse- tho experiment farm near Union that common Missouri river points. $50; men of San Francisco vote to con- beets can be raised of a high tonnage from Chicago, $l.a(; and from St. tinue their strike until they are per acre, anu ot a nign sugar per com l.ouib. jai.au. Augusi ii 10 la mciu granted $2.50 for a !l-hour day. without containing large percentage Blve are fixed as Thn new froieht tnriffs from tho i miiiurm hmiib wiih.ii muniuc i.ni 7.. ... -n VT ;Ln?in..ntn the extraction of the Biigar. Beware of Ointment for runi "c .."..a.- rilm.l ,h tflnlnn.-nnnln. I Tk.l I- ut ,. .it selling dates. Catarfh lines Into the Northwest, do not go Into effect until the first of August. The Denver, Northwestern & Pa fflc railroad and the Moffett line, running 50 miles out from Denver, was opened June 23 with great cere mony. The county court of Multnomah county bus decided to give tho clerks at the court house two weeks off dur ing the summer nnd two Saturday afternoons off each month. Two tons of date palms have been received by mall by agricultural department Sahara desert. lienor are the two varieties heat liked aa mercury will auwljr cloUroj tba tun as they combine large Biigar per ceni with good tonnage. Fred Lockley Worst of All Experiences. Can anything bo worse than to feol that overy minute Will bo your last? 1 torrh Care, mannfaeturtd by V. J, Such was the experience H. Nowson, Decatur. Ala. "For three years," sho writes, "I endured Insuff erable pain from indigestion, stomach and bowel troubles. Death seemed Imiulfnliln whnn HnMnra n n fl nil Mmn. the California dle8 falIed At longth 1 was Induced It, from thO .... i.-,, nlltora nnd tho TMlllt They cost the stato wa8 mracll0Us. 1 improved at once $15 each, exciiisivo or postage. antl now j.m complotely recovered. George H. Bartegcs, of Dayton, For Liver, Kidney, Stomoch and Bow Wash,, aged 71 years, died June 23. 0) troubles Electric Bitters Is tho only He was wealthy, nnd had been on ( troubles Electric Bitters Is the only the coast 53 years. He was a veter- medicine. Only 50c. It's guaranteed an of the Indian wars of tho 50s, and by Tallman & Co, druggists, bad lived in Dayton 32 years, . 1 OPPOSE WAREHOUSE. If you want to buy wheat land, a atock ranch, town . property, vacant lots or anything In tho roal estate line Just drop In and boo us. E. T. WADE & SON. Office In E. O. Building, Pondloton, Or, iPhone Black 1111. at smell and completely derange the wbolc nystem when entering It through tbe mu cous surfaces. Much articles should never be used except 00 pftttriptlona from re putable physicians, as tbe damage they will no is ten 1040 to the good 70a can iKMslbly drlre from them. Hall's Ca- no mer cury and Is taken Internally, actios dl rectly apoa tb blood and mncoua surface o( tnc system, in buying llnira catarrh Cure be aure to get tbe genuine. It la taken Internally and Is made In Toledo, Ohio, by l 3. Cheney & Co. Testimonials tree. Hold by druggists, price 75c per bottle. mi iian a ramuy ruia lor consiipa. Management of Walla Walla Hospital Want Protection From Fire. The case of tho Wnlla Walla Hos pital Company against J. Balrd, to prevent tho latter from building a feed warehouse near tho hospital on Alder street, was taken up yesterday In superior court, says the Union, and after tho ovldenco was taken, was ndjourned until counsel should pre sent tholr nrguments as to whothor tho extension of the flro limits recent passed by tho city council should af fect the status of tho present case, which was begun boforo the ordlnnnco was passed. Doctors Cropp, Stiles and Stowart, J. P. Miilllnlx. Flro Chlot W. Motz, J. Balrd. J. B. Dunham nnd pthors wore examined. An endeavor was made tn nbow that tho building would bo ' a monnco to the Inmates of tho hospl I tal because of dnngor from fire, and 1 for sanitary reasons, In order to accommodate Ashing parties the O. R. & N. Co. will, until close of season, have train No. 2, leaving hero at 6:45 p. m., stop at North Fork on Saturday evenings, and train No. 1, duo In Pondlaton at 9 a. m stop at some place Monday morning. This arrangement will be In offoct Saturday, May 14. E. C. SMITH. Agont. SCROFULA Swollen elands, tumors, white swelling, sores, lmsttilar or scaly skin eruptious. flabby muscles, brittle bones, weak digestion, emaciated, Uly-nourisneii nouics, are soiiil 01 the well-known earmarks of Scrofula. Scrofula is inher ited. Parents too closely related by the tics of blood, or tainted with consumption or blood poison, may look for signs of Scrofula in their children. The middle-aged, often have it. but children are the cluet suiierers. Mcroiuu' breaks down the vital forces, clovoland. Ohio. Antmt 11.1803. nnd the blood becomes so I inherited Scrofula from, my parents, and this ,,.,.-1- 0.1.I nmii-tli.it it ilw. not moans, 01 course, weu.it, impuio oiooa una u ruu w eak and poor tll.it it uots not dovrn dobiatuted condition of thn system. I havo nourish the body. The rem- been under treatment of physicians for quite a edy III all .scrolulous allcc- notdo mo anythlnp like tho pood n. S. 8. did last tlotis must beonetluit purines wintorwhenl took it. It promotos appetite and tin. ,li..!,uMl 1,1,1ml lmilils 1111 dlBBstion, clvos Btremrtn. nod cnoriry. builds up tlie iliseased liloou, mums up tho penerafhoalth in every way, and in addition the weak digestion, increases to being' an excellent blood purifier, it adds to Us ttu. mim-titi. nml imiv5 new success as a remedy for Gcrofnla. It did mora for lilt nppLlKf. ami ' m0 tlmn any thing 1 havo used, and with pleasure energy nnd strength to all 1 commend it. aiii.. louisi: COHE3I. life's forces. No medicine lias 122 Brownoll Bt. won so much fame as a blood purifier as S. S. S., and its tonic effects upon the system are not equaled by any other veint-oy . it makes the- weak, tainted 1 ''khI rich and strong. .itn' drives out of the circulation nil tubercular deposit. and morbid matter thute;.-.r.'. t!-i- "'landiilur swelling, sores, abscesses, tumors anil other horrible symptoms that make Scrofula, so dreaded and dangerous. Write us fully aliottt your case. Medical ndvice will cost vou nothing. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. WATO TANKS We make a Specialty i j Hound or 8p.i WATER T1 Also Header Bedi 13 kinds. We make then always give satisfaction. '1 Is never alighted or totditl Pendleton Planing 1 and Lumber to ROBERT F0RSTER,Pn Corner Webb and I TEET1 Per set, 5.M; p!J ( J4.00. silver filling, fcl trading, 60c. We are tborowklit with all modem nnnllances. and wiriA work to be of the Uisi dard, and our prices tttll consistent with Srsl-tlal White h DecUsti Association Koct I 'Phone Main lML A $2500 BLOW-OUT Grand 4th of July Celebration AT WALLA WALLA GRAND PARADE MUSIC BY THREE BANDS ATHLET IC 8PURT8 DAYLIGHT FIREWORK8 EDUCATED PIG BAL LOONISTHOSE RACING DANCING 0RATI0N8 & AMUSE MENTS OF ALL KINDS EXCURSIONS OVER ALL ROADS ENDING WITH A $1000 DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS IN THE ' EVENING. COME ONE X COME ALL, AND MAKE IT A FOURTH WORTH WHILE. CLEANLY WOMAN. Erronfouxlr Tlilnka hr Scouring Her Scalp That Nhr t'utti Dandruff. Cleanly womnn has an erroneous Idea that by scourlnir tho scalp, which re moves the dandruff scales, sho Is curing the dandruff! 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