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DAItY EAST ORE IONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 21. 1905.
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WE HAVE MOVED THE EAST EXD GROCERY TO ALTA STREET, XEAR THE ALTA
HOUSE, WHERE WE HAVE OXE OF THE BEST ARRAXGED GROCERIES IV PENDLETON,
AXD WE CARRY ONLY ONE KIXD OF GROCERIES, AND THAT'S THE GOOD KIND.
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BEING LOCATED OUT OF THE HIGH REXT DISTRICT, OWNING OUR OWN' BUILDING
AXD DOING THE MOST OF OUR OWX WORK, WE ARE IX A POSITION' TO GIVE GREATER
VALUES IX GROCERIES AND PROVISION'S THAN ANY STOKE IX PENDLETON.
WE WANT YOUR TRADE IN THE GROCERY LINE, AND OUR INDUCEMENTS TO SE
CURE IT WILL BE BEST VALUES FOR YOUR MONEY, CAREFUL FILLING OF ORDERS, AND
PROMPT DELIVERY. WE HAVE A SELECT STOCK OF GOODS, WHICH IS FRESH AND RIGHT
IX EVERY WAY. WE HAVE TWO WAGON'S AXD DELIVER GOODS TO ANY PART OF THE
-CITY OR SUBURBS, PROMPTLY OX TIME.
WE WILL CALL FOR YOUR ORDERS AXD DELIVER THE GOODS, SO THAT BEING
OUT OF THE HIGH REXT DISTRICT IS AX ADVANTAGE IX THE SAVING WE MAKE.
YOUR TELEPHONE ORDERS WILL RECEIVE THE SAME CAREFUL AXD PROMPT AT
TENTION AS IF YOU CALLED IX PERSOX.
WE EARNESTLY SOLICIT A TRIAL ORDER FROM YOU AXD FEEL COXFIDEXT THAT
YOU WILL BECOME A REGULAR PATRON IF YOU OXCE TRADE WITH US.
WE ILAXDLE ONLY HIGH GRADE GROCERIES, AND MAKE A CLOSE PRICE ON EV
ERYTHING. OUR LIGHT EXPENSE OF CONDUCTING BUSINESS ENABLING US TO GIVE BET
TER VALUES.
THE PROPRIETORS OF THE EAST END GROCERY ARE JOHX DYER AND JOE COX,
BOTH OF WHOM ARE EXPERIENCED GROCERYMEX, WTIO WILL USE THEIR BEST EFFORTS
TO GIVE SATISFACTIOX TO ALL CUSTOMERS, AXD WILL VERY GREATLY APPRECIATE
THE PRIVILEGE OF FILLING A TRIAL ORDER FOR THOSE WHO ARE NOT ALREADY PA
TRONS OF OUR STORE.
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HISTDRY OF NORWAY
HAS BEEN' A SU1MKCT
COUNTRY 000 YEARS.
Hun Boon Ruled From Eitlirr Stock
holm or CopciihiiKen Since 131 0
Hurt Bern Joined to Sweden Since
IBM Nut m ill Temper of the Peo
pie 1h for a Republic Early Norso
Kings Claimed to lie Descendants
of I lie God N'orso Confederat ion
Took Place ln .72.
the Northmen 111 conflict with Euro
pean powers In In the story of Klgrlil.
who hospllubly received un enemy of
CharlemitRiie, the famous kins of
France, when he was forced to fly 1
northward from his powerful enemy. I
A successor of Kinff Slurfd's, named
Godfrey the Hunter, came Into col-
The action of the storthing In pro
iclaimlng the Independence of Norway
.and Its dvree to King Oscar of Swe
den and Norway, Is but the culmina
tion of almost a century of conflict be
tween the ruler and the parliament.
Norway .has been n subject provlno
.or In some manner uttached to either
Sweden or Denmark and betd ruled
from a foreign capital since 1319,
when Magnus Eriksson was proclaim
ed klnft of Norway und Sweden. Ever
.since that da.'.e a contiruous war has
been wacd for freedom. The blood
of .the Norwegians has flowed like
water during that time, and every oc
casion that promised to lend to liber
ty has been eagerly seized upon by the
descendants of the Northmen.
From 1537 to 1814 Norway was a
provluce of Denroerk, and it was only
as an aftermath of the Napoleonic
wars that It was once again Joined
to Sweden with a constitution of Us
own, and the promise of being gov
erned reparole from Sweden, The
storthing or parliament wits one of
the provisions wrested from the Euro
pean powers, which were making the
mnp of Europe after the victory over
JMapolleon.
The entire feeling of the Norwe
gians during the past century has been
toward a republic and this may event
ually, even speedily, be realized, from
the present temper of the people.
The Norwegians, Danes and Swedes
are of the Aryan tribes and emigrated
from their Asiatic home together. They
differ but little at this late date In
their language and customs, but of late
years the Norwegians have been ac
centing their difference In seeking to
revive the Idioms of the ancient lan
guage and In cultivating the national
literature and spirit. -
The ancient Norwegians were fol
lowers of Odin and their deeds In their
viking ships, putting out of the little
bays in the north, filled the entire
Christian world with dread. Up till
the middle of the eighth century, the
Norsemen played but little part in the
world's history, and but little Is known
of them before that time. In that
century they broke over the fae of
Europe like a destructive tempest-and
whenever the fast sailing ships of the
Norsemen were sighted in the river
mouths, the people fled In terror and
the priests prayed In vain.
The earliest mention in history of
Inducing him to sign over "to tho
Lord" his fortune of $40,000. Accord
ing to Robinson's statement Dunlap
Is an Incompetent and the "Holy
Jumpers" have worked him into a re
ligious fervor until he has become an
abject slave In their hands.
DotPCtlVPM were tvnt In iht 1i..n.l
llsl..,. with Charlemagne and threat- arters of the band and Dunlap was
ened to attack him In his own country. rund. nl.PRsol , n rnsKO(, smt, Hwnf.p.
1. ....iv, 1 iu uu , ing ut the church.
.i.tocihii-,1 mini i lie guns, ami uie iirst ted that he had
one 10 oecome generally known out-; ,,vcr to ,m, .
side of his kingdom In the Northland j, "t fc, lm.
imilllllj. M III, HM-
sumed the government in 827 when 18
years of age. He gave laws which he
forced everyone to keep, and he him
self observed them ns well as the low
est subject These laws were called
the Eldslva-law and had great Influ
ence 111 uniting the southern district
Dunlap admlt-
slgned his pronert
Jumpers."
Lord's will," he said In
answer to u question put to him. "and
1 don't wint 4o sav anything about it.
My relatives are all well orf, and If I
chose 1o give away my property and
live here and It Is no one's business."
Dunlap was the owner of a valua
ble farm In Ohio, a wheat ranch near
Fargn. N. D. and some ?8000 In cash
nt Vrt-.i-aw n-1.1,,1. . 1 4 t ..... .Mtl
Vi-.iV ' . I . ,.h . 7y i 1,1 Iocnl banks- A" thls hl,s Rive"
tutu nnuuicti untit'i iiis Bay, j
When Hatrdtin died in 860 Ills corpse i
. " , " 'ri "ml Wl,8i cover the property.
MISSIONARY IX CEHU.
to the "Jumpers," and he wWklng ns
Janitor. Steps will be taken to re-
buried as follows: The head was bur-'
led at Sklringssal In Veslfnld; the
trunk was liorip in lttMt.rii(U n,.,i ti.a '
rest was divided between Hudelund
and Hedemark. For a long time sac-1 W oiulei fiil liifliienee of Daring
rlflces were made on the mounds cov- ' I'nwlicr With Siivnge Islanders,
erlng the iiarts of the body and Half-' An ' American resident in Manila
dan was womhlpped us and. recently made a trip to the Island
Harold the Fairhnlred succeeded his of bu' ,n ,he Philippines, und has
father Ilalfdan In his rule over the 1 80,11 ,0 fli,'nilR he:p " Interesting nc
part of Norway held by hltn, but other I co,",t of ,,is r"e'l"R wh " Amerl
klngs and earlw ruled over the remain- ! oan mlssi"""r' " that Island and of
tier. The Ides to conquer the whole;1'"' ,nfl",rco exercises over the
country came to Harold when he sent' n,l'lves'
men to ask Gyda, one of the beautiful ! The rnlsslnT spoken of Is the
maids of Norway. -fo become his mis-1 Hev' FrcaerlLl Jansen, who has been
tress. The maiden sent back the ! sl!,,'"ned " u "y the Presbyter
haughty answer lhat when Harold be- i !"" , boar, of foret' missions. After
came the ruler of all Norway, Instead ! B f 11,6 lnflucnee. eocl and
of a few petty comities, she would be- ' mor"!' w "ch, Ir' "n1 Mrs- Jansen
come his wife. I ex,;l'-'lea In the city, the Manila resl-
VVhen Harold hard the answer he de"L18?1yR:I , ,
made a vow that he would conquer I , Whl' . V'"8. ln,uCebu ,he const;.
and rule over Norway and' that he ' U,ry ("'h.lt-', la the nntlve n,llilla
would not cut or comb his h..,lr ..i I "J Americans) was otillg
the day he was supreme ruler over
the kingdom. The falrhalred king be
gan preparations to carry his desire
Into effect and, gathering a large
army from his provinces, marched
northward through Norway, and con
quered with force of arms or persuad
ed the petty kings to assume his yoke
and become his liegemen.
The final battle of supremacy over
the petty kings of Norway was waged
in Hnrrs-KJord In 872, when Harold
defeated the combined forces of his
opponents and was acclaimed king of
rtorway. This battle, according to the
Norse sagas, was the greatest ever
fought In Norway, and Harold per
formed mighty deeds of vnlor through
out the fight.
ed to reckon with him. A pueblo
way up in the mountains refused to
come lno the camp and be vaccinat
ed, un'iil they received orders from
their pastor. El Senor Reverado
Frederico, as he Is called.
"So upon learning this from the of
ficers, Mr. Jansen tramped away up
over the mountains, had his people
brought into Camp Walker, and told
they they should be vaccinated and
obey all the laws. He then arranged
for a separate camp for the "Protes
tants" and they are to have a pueblo
of their own until the reconcentrado
policy Is no longer necessary. This
is in the heart of the Pulajane coun
try, where the ladrones are out In
isvge companies and yet escaping
capture.
"Nevertheless, the constabulary of
ficers told Mr. Jansen that he was
perfectly safe In the mountains, ns
the Pulajanes seemed all to be his
friends. At any rate, they seem to
have it understood among them that
he is not to be harmed, and as for
the real Protestants In the far-off
pueblos, they were perfectly overjoy
ed to find that their pastor had come
out to stand between them and the
Pulajanes on the one hand, and the
undue harshness of the constabulary
on the other."
Whale Meat.
Newfoundland has recently develop
ed a new industry, which Is slated to
be a successful one namely, that of
placing on the market whale flesh in
place of beef. Whale meat tastes
more like venison than beef, and is
quite a temptins article of diet. A
firm intends shortly to try a shipment
to the English market, where it Is ex
pected they will be able to retail
while meat at from one and one-halt
pence to three pence per pound. The
meat has already been shipped In
large quantities to the West Indies
where It is much appreciated by the
natives.
"HOLY .JUMPERS" THRIFTY.
Now Religious Sect Secures $10,000
From Ignorant Convert.
San Jose, June 24. J. H. Robinson,
well-to-do citizen of San Jose, has
complained to Chief of Police T. W.
Carroll that the so-called religious or
ganization known as the Holiness Peo
ple, otherwise the "Holy Jumpers,"
was holding his brother-in-law, L. b.
Dunlap, a prisoner at their Third
street headquarters for the purpose of
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