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I DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1904. PAGE TWO. EIQHT HOTEL ARRIVAL8. Exclave Wo ninko specialty of unu sual perfumes- tho rare anil Importeil tnat arc not found In most drug stores. Our lino of perfume's will appeal especial ly to tuoso fastidious folks who wish to affect a distinctive odor .unllku those In everyday use. The popular ttml latest erea tioiis of t'lver, Uoger & iGallet, Plnaud, Iludnut, etc. UK TREFLE, VELDT BLU MKK: YADifA. QYPRESIA. cifYPRE, AIMEE, 'MONAIi- ISA. F. W. SCHMIDT DRUGGIST. Postofflce Block. Phone Main 851. GENERAL NEWS. "Cyclone" Davis Is leading the pro lilhttion campaign In Texas. Three men wore blown to atoms by n premature blast In a mine at Jack son, Gal., Thursday. Sevonty-threo fishing boats and crows were lost in a typhoon oft the coast of Japan, on August 3. The report of tho pension commis sioner shows that thoro are now 70C7 pensioners In Oregon drawing tho sum of 9GS.j-S annually. Cardinal Sato!, who has arrived at his homo In Italy, expressed himself ns being pleased In the extreme with the Catholic outlook in America. Omaha packers are trying to get federal troops to bo stationed in tho packing house districts permanently during the prevalence of the strike. Page & Company, tho largest cot Ion ilenlera a Now Orleans, have lulled for about 100,000 bales, on which tlioy cannot pay the margins of the market. A. S. Vermillion, tho Salt Lake druggist who was found dead In his room Wednesday, did not commit sul clde, as was supposed, but was mur dered, as disclosed by tho autopsy. After having recolv.ed COO replies to nu advertisement- for a wife, Edgar Wallace blow out his brains In de fcpoudoncy at Salmon Arm, U. C. Thursday. Ho was a matrimonial pa jier fiend. The miners deported from Colorado have made an nppeal to President Hooslvclt for assistance In defending themselves against the mobs In Col orado. Seventy-five Cripple Creek citizens will bo arr.ested for the lust .deportation of miners. NORTHWEST NEWS. North Yakima has granted n fran chise for a gas plant. An epidemic of diphtheria is raging lu. the country near Eugene. A tolophono line 13 to be built from Uolso City to Taunder Mountain. A 'prohibition voto will bo taken at Tillamook at tho presidential election. A strlkoof stono masons has stop ped work on 'tho big annux to Hotel l-'oloy. in I-a Grando. Tlip infant eon of D. C. 'Wood, of Grouse. W.illtiwa county, was kicked' to death by a horse-. Thursday. An experimental crop of peanuts near Valo. Malheur county, in, .thrifty anil Iwliriiiatiirc before frost. .IiidgtGoorgo Y. Smith, one of Hit oldos't ' pioneers of Klumnth comity, dleil' at his homo at Klamath- Lake, Thursday, aged' 76. Tho 'American Mining Congress at Portland att'enilod tho performance- of "A Runaway' Match" as guests 'of Portland, Thursday night. A Japanese (section hand juutned from a moving trajn at North Yakima' Thursday, und was Injured so badly that lie died a fnw minutes later. Miss pra 13. Simpson, of - Albany, was drownpd in the Culapoola river Thursday, whJ)o bathing, She got beyond her .depth and could not swim. Rudolph Hchultz was shot and kllj' cd at -San' jrranchico, Thursday, by a dog catcher, .Oustav Sherf, whom ho resisted, w,h(U attempting to cattjh a valuable dog, belonging to Schultz Ilecauso oho refused to take a rjdo with him, I)anl.el Gy Ford, of North Yakima, robbed Mrs. Cella Wilson, a widow woman living In tho cbuntry near Yakima, A-ursday, Ho entered her house during tho supper hour and Btolo money nndjowelry from her bed room, but was ilotocted and arrested. (room house and ono lot, 1800, or will talco In oxchnngo, horses, wag ons, poultry or anything of value. Two business propositions on Main street. Wo have anylulng you want in real estate jud it will cost you noth ing to Investigate. B. T. WADE & SON, Office E. O. Building. G 11 IS E TO E IDLE LANDS WILL SOON RECLAIM THEMSELVES. D. C, Brownell Says Less and Less Water is Needed to Produce Crops on Irrigated Soil Sub-lrrlgatloh Gradually Reclaims Large Tracts Land Values Multiply Rapidly In Ir rigated Districts Wise Irrigation Law Is Now Needed. "I know of no othor place In the United States where land values mul tiply so rapidly as In this district where irrigation development Is be ing extensively carried on," said Do Witt C. Urownoll, to tho East Ore gonian today. "Haw land worth but S1.&0 per aero, by the application of water at an expenso of perhaps $S per acr.e, jumps up to $7G to $100 per ncre within an Incredibly short time. Tho uninviting desert Is converted In al most n twinkling Into a producing farm, returning largo Interest on tho money Invested. "Whether the government Irrigates tho Ilutter Creek country or not, 1 actually bellovo that this entire area of Idle land lying along the Umatilla and Columbia rivers, will In a short timn bo entirely reclaimed throiiuh sub-irrigation, and increased nolsturo from tho gradually spreading Irrigated area. "It Is noticed that less and less wa ter is necessary to produce crops on laud that Is once thoroughly reclaim ed. Adjacent land draws moisture from tho reclaimed districts, and Ir rigation Is actually a sort of self-tie-voloplng process, which once rightly start.ed, needs less and less assistance from man to accomplish tho reclama tion of largo bodies of contiguous land. 'It Is nlso noticed that fresh springs break out In unexpected places, where Irrigation has been carried on for any number of years, thus adding a priceless appurtenance to tho Irri gated farm. "What Is needed noiv In Oregon, and which every Irrigator, should as sist In accomplishing. Is a wide, bene flclont irrigation law. .looking to' tho broadest possible distribution of wa ter over the adjacent areas, and lu tended first of all, for purposes of set tlement and not speculation." OREGON STATE FAIR. Many Counties Will Have Elegant Exhibits at Salem. The 41th annual state fair will bo given by the board of agriculture at Salem, beginning on Monday the 12th of September, and continuing through the week. Several counties aro -getting up rep rusentatlvo exhibits of their products showing up their resources and it will thus bo a .splendid opportunity for them to adveniso for a largo emlgra tlon Is looked for and the country Is already filling up with a 'desirable class of emigrants, and thoy nrc com ing West to locate, and will niako good citizens, and oven if only two or three settle In the county because of tho showing the county exhibit has made, the county as a whole Is far ahead. In cases of this nature it Is not the actual cost .of the exhibit that must bo taken. Into consideration, but tho value of tho exhibit has a standing advertisement, so to speak, of what that particular county Is good for. The livestock show will he fully up to the standard of excellence that has been .given In the past, and special Inducemeuis have been made by th southern Paclllc Railway Company In transporting oxhlblts, Including live stock, free, and too 'much credit can not be given the company for their liberality In that particular. .Stock breeding Is only In .Its infancy In Oregon, aud should b.o encouraged, for It Is (ho coming Industry In -thin stato, and it retiuiros no inoro labor' or feed .to raise a thoroughbred than a scrub. . Don't fall to make arrangements to 3Peud ,a part of tho week at least, in Salem, or If you can do so, go and camp; thoy have a flue camping ground full of oak grubs and' plenty vpf good .ater pped .Into, th,u grounds, California Prohibitionists. "San Jose, tiu'f., 'Aug. '20. Nearly every eouiity ' In '(he stato Is repre sented nt tho prohibition stato com ventlon 'begun ut San Jose today. The-, accredited delegates number nearly 300, unci In addition there are many other visitors'. The convention met for organization In tho Unitarian, church tills morning. Tomorrow p'r'es-,. Identlal electors will bo named and candldutos nominated for congress, ' Contest In Sixth Mississippi. Jackson, Miss., Aug. 20. Much in terest Is taken In today's congression al primary In tho Sixth district, as 11 Is tho only district In which there Is a contest this year, tho incumbents In tho other districts having already been declared th.o nomlneos by their respective executive committees. Iri th Sixth Congressman E. J. Rowers Is opposed by Hon. Stono Deavours, and tho fight for tho nomination Is a closo and llvoly ono. M. Katayama, tho Japanese dole gato to tho world socialist congress nt llorlln, says tho socialists arc working for an early settlement of tho Uusso-Japanes,o war, and will send u delegate from this congress to appeal to President Roosovelt to In tercede In behalf of p.eaco. Tho big raft of piling from up tho river was towed down tho rlvor to day. It Is a monster affair, and con tains tho equivalent of 8,000,000 foot 511 COM Tho St.George. W. (1. Greeiislailo, fWnlla Walla. .1. .1. Williams, Portland. Oeorgo W. Kendall, (Portland. E. Schwartz, Salt Lake. S. Pi HnnnwulK, Portland. Mr, and Mrs. I. J. limner, Omaha, K. A Osborn, Howard. Airs. Ollvo Nowton, Tacoma. Mrs. Alice Hlngham, Tacoma. II. 1 lllanehnrd. bnukano. W. li. Holman. Portland. V. J. Davis, Portland. George Harris, Portlniid. O. W. Smith',, Portland. Fred H. llrown, Pojfax. G. M. Hoedy and wife, I-a Grande. N. 11. Krause, Seattle. J. A. Wolf, Sail Francisco. II. Jcnter, Chicago. N. O. Peck. Walla Walla'. W. S. Sterling, Portland. J. P. Hayden, Portland. C. H. Uartholoma, Portland. W. H. McCulough, Spokane. Georgo McGllvery, Spokane. J, J, Hums, Portland, P. C. .lensoil, Chicago, .1. Jj, llurton, Portland. F. II. Sklles, Spokane. George It. Clayton, San ..Francisco. The Hotel Bickers. W. W. Glllett, city. W. P. Allen, city. Charles W. Coylo, Alameda. A. h. Miller. Nyssa. Charles S. Cobalo, -'ortland. S. S. Gill, Spokane. E. II. llurke, Portland. Doug Dells, Pilot Rock. Georgo D. Goodhuo, Portland. E. M. Hclberg, Portland. William P. h.Dbnrd, liolsc. H. II. Chew, Chicago. Georgo N. Hughes, Moscow. It, U Avlla, San Francisco, C. S. Reese, North Powder. H. Roberts, Yoakum. E. S. Perkins, Portland. Jack Wohlebery, city. Hoy Saudbom, Helena. H. J. Thomas, Dale. J. A. Wilson. l-i Grande. F. Weber city. The Pendleton. H. S. Smith. Portland. U. Pollock. Chicago. W. R. Adair. Kcarnoy. J. F. Morrell, St. Louis. K. R. Irwin, Chicago. L. A. Crulkshank, i-orlland. E. I.. Falkenhurg, St. Louis. Andy Nylander, Portland. F. W. Walto, San Francisco. 11. K. Taylor, Portland. C. E. Retinoid, Heppnor. .1. G. Startup, Seattle. Mrs. R. I., Stewart, Seattle. Mrs, W. llj Hamilton, Walla Walla. Mrs. G. llallhache, San Francisco. P. R. Tjossen, Spokane. It. A. S.eetls, Spoknne. J. .lessee, Stnrbuck. M. C, Wade. Stnrbuck. S. G Dunn, Portland. J. H. Kloeckner, Spokane. George Hartmnii, Jr., city. M. Sackm'an, Denver. C. J. WUichell, Portland. Wade Slier, -Moscow. C, V. Ueesley, Portland. Mr. Teal, Waltsburg. Mrs. Teal, Waltsburg. Suicide Prevented. Tho startling announcement that a proventivo of suicide had been discov ered will Interest many. A run-down system and despondency invariably precedo suicide and something has been found that will provont that con dition which makes suicide likely. At tho first thought of self-destruction take Electric Ulttors. It being n great tonic and nervine will strength- .on tho nerves and build up tho sys- tern, it's also a great stomach, liver and kldnoy regulator. Only BOc. Satisfaction guaranteed by Tallman & Co., druggists. COMING EVENTS. .Avsust 80-31 Oregon Stato Modi- cni Association. Portland. .September -iConclavo Knights Templar, San Francisco. ..September C Opening St. Joseph's academy, Pendleton'. ht;ptoniber 12-17-r-Oregon. Stato fair. Salem. ' .September 18 Openlnir . nubile schools, Pendleton', . ' soptaniuer 1.), 20,21 Oregon Irrlga-, tlon Association nt Ontnrio. Malheur cdunty. . ' 1 . .Sopt.ember .20 Openlnc Pendleton. academy. October 3-9 Spokano Interstate fair. Inland 'Empire Teachers' Associa tion Pendleton. October 19. 20 and at.- '.. . National' Irrigation Association. El Paso, Texas, November J5tl8.- KEEP YOUR HEAD .UNQOVERED. The OottUnt IVearUr of l?t rrapo- afatetTDnnarag derma. There .aro many men -who .war their bata pra'dtlcally all the time when awake. And .ore blessed with a heavy shock of "hAiti yet it tho ecalps.of theee samo tnon onco Decame Infesttd .With dandruff germs, the parasites would multiply nil tho quicker for lack of air. Ualdness would ensue' as tho final result. New bro's Ilerplcldo kills these germs and stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant growth. Ilerplcldo Is a nleasont hair dressing as well as a dandruff cure and contains not, an, atom or. (njarloua ruti- 40c. In stamps for Bmpl (to The' tlorpl-f clde Co., 'Detroit, Mich. ' F. W. Schmidt & Co., special agent Expert Collectors Wo havo located a branch office In Pendleton, and will make collecting defunct bills a specialty. No account too old for us to handle. Our plan Is; "No collections, no charges. Suits Instituted, Judgments advertised. Tho Van Alattno-Gordon & Co,, Mer cantile Agency, II. y, Llpo & Co., Mrgs. FINAL SALE This week and next will wind . -r vm Clearance of summer goods. Prices are cut to bedrorfc t : miss the chance j ; A SET. She Wo all owe certain duties to our country. He I tnke It, then, that you lmv.e also been abroad. FUTURITY STAKES. Great Running Event tt Sbeepshead Bay. Nuw York, Aug. 20. The tried and provetl, tho very cream of the 2-ycar-olds of 1901, and thoy are many, urn all in the first groat race of the fnll campaign on tho Now York tracks, tho richest ovent of the American turf, and the most talked of race of the year, tho Futurity Stakes, to be run tor tomorrow at tho Shoopshoad Ray track, as tho feature of tho open ing of the autumn season, Notwithstanding all prophecies of the summer nml In spite of the gen eral opinion that Ke.cne, with his splendid colt Sysouby, seems to liuvo the best chance nt the big prlzo, nnd also In tho face of the further com mon belief that If there Is a contest It will bo between the Keeno nnd Paget entries, th.ero hns been found to oppose tho public favorites a field of generous slzo and ono that for class straight through has been ex celled by no Futurity fl.old of years gono by, the full list of horses named to start for the great prlzo numbering nearly a score, and giving promise to a strugglo In ovory way worthy of the most valuabto ovent of the American turf and tho most popular flxturo over devised for horses two years old, The sum of $01,1530 Is lu sight for the first three horses In tomorrow's big nice. This Is the largest sum A .solemn duty which we owe socictv, our children and our-xi-Ivcm is that nothing which can lie done to assist nature 5) at tliat time when our wives are to hceomc mothers should lie left undone. oIa -rvcil at Mich a imp.iunce than the mother , she must- thinugli any Jack of should be the recourse of all real men and women at such times f it is easily obtainable, ami it is a positive crime pot to procure 'it. lts.oftices Are to relax tho muscles antl tissues intimately associated In tills jyeatest of the Creator's phenomena, and by simple external apiMuVitions a result is obtained which at the appolntetltime permits the mother to .umlcniQ her greatest joy wfth fortitude, and' bring' into the world athild Worthy of il parents. St.oo, all Irug-;ists, Opr book "Ipthcrhood " sei)t free.. BRADF1ELD REGULATOR, CO,, Atlanta, Qa. , - Not Made by a Trust IF YOU ARE REALLY LOOKING FOR A F HE So CIGAR, TRY THE "PEGGY O'NEAL." GUARANTEED DY THE LARG EST INDEPENDENT MANUFACTURER IN THE, U. .8. TO BE AD80LUTELY FULL HAVANA FILLER AND HAND-MADE. PEGGY O'NEAL 5c CIGAR A. G. HOWARD TELEPHONE MAIN 2841. PENDLETON, to buy cheaper than ever befo THE FAIR. over offered for a horse raco In this country, and probably In tho world. Louisiana Ready for Launching. Newport Nows, Ya., .Aug. 2C At tho yards of tho N.oWport 'News Ship building and, Dry flock (Company to day, a small army1 of workmen wore buy getting overythlng In shnpo for the Iminahliiti of the glnnt battleship Louisiana tomorriWr Arrangements I havo been :nmdO' hy .the company toj entertnln n largo number of visitors who will be hero from Now Orleans, Washington, llaltlmorc, Richmond nml other points. Tho christening core-, mony will be performed by Miss Juan-1 itn Lullnnd of Now Orleans. 1 Sons of Hermann in Session. Livingston. Mont., Aug. 20. The Montana grand lodge of tho Sons t n"tho fato oTcaJ iiuiuiuiiii in jn aunniuil uviv wiw iiimu jj. wag rn nt(, Ma than 100 tlclegntcs and as ninny other visitors in nttuiitlauco from llutte, Great Falls, Anncoiula. Helena and other-cities. According to tho roports of tho officers the nffairs of the grand lodge aro In splendid shape, both ob regards membership nnd finances. The session will lust two duys ami af ter the closo the tlolegatos will go on a jaunt to Mammoth Hot Springs. The malingers of Mount Vernon have received a medullion of tho British ndmlrnl. Vernon. In whoso honor Washington named IiIb estate Of all jlic countless details to he time, no Millie one is of more hotlllj Mcliar of thp expectant nut experience unduv MiKcring effort on our part. 115 COURT STREET. OREGON, ; Build I Matei j OF ALL DISCII SASH, D0d and WIJJDC f Made to order. bJ X per, lime, cement, sand, wood gutten J and dwelling 4 ,pei I Oregoi $ Lumber 11 l Alta Street, 0ff. CnJ "KNOCKED THE STUFI OF IT." nml broke It Into iplinlerJ there Is balm la GUeid," pleasure In lsnowlng Uat I you can have It nM m Wo do all kinds cl wfM and hlacksmltblnl in t Bimerior manner. We li hvdraiille nresstire: ioeil does it while you wit; Jl or deface your waeeiij tho llfo of the rig. 01 work. Wc have W1 Hacks and Buggies, aaai linn RnolneB. NEAQLE BR0TH1 The BlackimiM a vaDRLD OF in mir slliule oW rings for laak-s. Ann j.i.miK tnn. "Tr . Ml of monffl UIIU guuu , . md W.e buy oor rlngrofl ,Bsr ; snow tf-eytoi youarenotreJoM GLENN wu TfflwoW and PostofflcBlock TEET r, . J5.00; SO'1 -.00; silver fll. tractlne, EOe. Wo are thorough " 11 modern appliances, and Q , work to bo of tbew White Br Dentin Association Bl -Phone Main 16J- Walters' -Hori0 t. 1B0 wrrrf J Flour wcbttutfl Mill BW'.. riuuti t i f