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TEN PAGES. DAILY EAST ORBGOXIAN, PEXDLETON, OREX30X, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 105. PAGE THREE. Extra Specials This Week 1 ufEr Alexander's I SILK 17.50 Silk 16.00 Silk J6.00 Silk 14.50 Silk $4.00 Silk S3.C0 Silk 3.60 Silk 13.00 Silk SIIIRT WAISTS. Shirt Waists.. .15.49 Shirt Waists... 4.49 Uhlrt Wiasts. . .$3.93 Shirt Waists. ..$3.49 Shirt WalsU. ..S3.1B Shirt Waists. . .$2.75 Shirt Waists. . .12.75 Shirt Walits. . . $2.49 WHITE $0.00 Lawn $4.50 Lawn $4.00 Lawn 13.50 Lawn 3.00 Lawn 32.50 Lawn 32.00 Lawn 11.50 Lawn LAWN WAISTS. Waists $8. Waists $8 Waists $3. Waists $2 Waists $2 Waists $1 Waists $1 Waists $1 95 .49 19 .75 .49 .95 49 .19 X NEW SHIRT WAIST PATTERNS, $2.50 KIND $1.25 WILL MEET Meeting of State Library Commission Must Be Held to Validate the New School Library Law Each County Must Levy Library Tax of 10 Cents Per Capita So Far Only Douglas, Marlon and Yamhill Counties Have Complied. WHEN Are you going to buy that new Carpet and a few nice pieces of Furniture "A8 SOON AS CONVENIENT, OF COURSE!" WHY o you always go to Rader's "Because he always has the Largest Stock, Leading Style, and Lowest Prices. WHERE Are you going to buy It? buy at I'll Rader's of course.. I am going to see him for a Refrigerator, too. WHO gives as good bargains and square dealing as Rader? Let echo answer WHO. NOFF BE. NOW IS THE TIME TO Bl'Y Hammocks, Gasoline Stoves Ice Cream Freezers, Refrigerators BIG LINE TO SELECT FROM. CALL AND EXAMINE Ol'K LINE BEFORE BUYING. The Taylor Hardware Co. SUCCESSOR 74 TO T. C. TAYLOR. MAIN STREET. AsAAAAAAssVkAsVsks Reasonable Family Rates. Fine View of Ocean. Ladles' and Gentlemen's Bathing Suits for Rest. Excellent Cuisine. Table Produce from our own Ranch. ..HOTEL. WICKHAM NBWTON STATION Four Block from Postof0oe. J. O. WICKHAM, Proprietor. MRS. J. O. WICKHAM, Hostess. New Improvements New Management Long Beach, Wash. j THE ALTA HoiiSE 8. C. BITTNER, Proprietor, Thirty clean, well-kept rooms with Enlarged and refitted. good beds. Commodious dining room, where meals are served In family style. All white help. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT REASONABLE PRICES. FEED YARD IN CONNECTION. STOP AT THE ALTA HOUSE, Cor. Alta and Mill Streets GOVERNOR" DUNBAR'S FIRST OFFICIAL ACT. Salem, July 13. Perhaps the first act which the secretary of state will be called upon to perform In his of ficial capacity as the acting governor of the state. In the absence of Gov- r Chamberlain, will be to issue a call for a meeting of the Oregon li brary commission, which, under the existing circumstances, he Is likely to do. very soon. The necessity for an early meeting of the commission Is made apparent by certain provisions of the district school library act, under which the district school libraries cannot be es tablished by the county superintend ents until the commission shall have selected a list of suitable books for that purpose and advertised for bids for the furnishing of the same. Under the act referred to it be comes the duty of each county having population of less than 100,000 in habitants to levy a special tax upon all taxable property In the county for school library purposes, which shall aggregate an amount not less than 0 cents per capita for each and all children In the county between tne ages of 4 and 24 years, as shown by the preceding census. This money is to be apportioned among the several districts in eacn county by the county superintendent, that Is to thOBe which have reported to him according to law. This appor tionment must be made upon the first Monday of July of each year, and a report of same, including the amount and number of children In each dis trict made to the library commission. Three counties in the state, Doug las, Yamhill and Marion, have levied special taxes of 10 mills for the school libraries, but neither of these counties can establish its library until the com mission furnishes the necessary list of books, together with the contract price of the same. The books must be selected oy me county boards, consisting oi tne ai rectors of each district and the coun ty superintendent between the nrsi Monday In July and the first Monday of August of each year, but such se lections must be made In accordance with rules and regulations prepared by the commission and the aggregate cost of the selection must not exceed the amount of the apportionment to each district. When the selection is made tne books are to be purchased tnrougn the agency of the commssion. which is required to advertise tne list aim secure the books at the lowest figure. Secretary of State Dunbar has tne matter under consideration and will nrobablv call a meeting of the com- mision In a few days and act upon the mime in the capacity of the governor during the hitter's absence from tne state. Beside the governor the otner members of the commission are the superintendent of public instruction, the president of the stale university, the librarian of the Library association of Portland, and W. H. Ayers. wns appointed by the governor. NtmCE TO HUNTERS. Heeded Kacoaracamoat. "I remember," said an old naval offl-1 Mr, "bearing of an incident on board of a ship which was commanded by a religious captain who would not allow the mate to use profane language or violence toward the crew and where the work and discipline were carried on more by moral suasion than by force, with the result that things, went very lowly. The men did not Jump to the braces or ropes, and the general work ef the ship was slow. "While at anchor one day In the har bor of Blo two of the sailors, leaning over the rail, were watching work go ing on on board of another ship an chored close to them, where the oppo site system prevailed. The air on that ship was lurid with the language of the mate, and the men were treated with a violence that was far from necessary, bat the work went on quickly. The alls were furled and the yards braced In a smart and seamanllke manner. As they listened to the sulphurous or ders of the mate one of the sailors on the good ship remarked sententiously to the other: " 'Bill, d'ye see now what it Ss we want aboard here? We want a little encouragement 1' " c F ARMING COSTS AS MUCH TO REAR AN OSTRICH AS A SHEEP. Greatest American OHtrich Farm Is at Phoenix, Arte., Where 1000 Are Kept Tlielr Principal Food Is the Crushed Olives Taken From Olive Oil Milto Only 1500 In the Entire United State. Hotel St. George GEORGE! DAKVEAC, Proprietor. Cnpld and the Hecralta "Cupid Is one of the best recruiting officers that Uncle 8am has," confided one of the sergeants attached to the re cruiting headquarters, "Back of near ly every enlistment there Is a woman In the case. Lovers' quarrels chase a lot of fine lads Into the service. Your romantic youth gravitates to the re cruiting officer after a serious; break with his Bweetheart as naturalfy as a duck takes to water. It seems to him the most fitting way in which to sacri fice himself when love's young ctream Is apparently dispelled. Way dotrn In bis heart be nursed the idea of ma king his erstwhile inamorata sad, and It' the army or navy, with the posslb lllty of death In battle, for him. Agpln, other first clans material is recru Ited by the desire of young fellows to s; port a uniform before their girls. In s uch cases Cupid does his recruiting thro ugh vanity. But in both ways be mam iges to fill up big gaps In the ranks of Un cle Sam's fighters." Philadelphia : Rec ord. Inland people will be interested to know that a new kind of stock is multiplying in America, verily the American ostrich. Arizona and Cali fornia have been selected as a suit able place in this country for the propogatlon of the African ostrich, for those states more nearly resemble the iS I IK ' . J I -.4 lit European plan- Everything first- class. Accommodations the best. All annearance- of the African deserts than modern conveniences. Steam heat who Licence Must Be Taken Out by All Persons Hunting IiBW to Be Strict ly Enforced. Joe Nolf, the deputy game warden for the state of Oregon, hereby serves notice that he will enforce the law regarding to licenses to hunt and will nrnaeeute all persons hunting with out a license. The law reads specific ally that no person can hunt for birds or game In open season, nor at any time without having In his posslssion a license. Following Is the law: All licenses provided for in this act shall be Issued as follows: Upon ap plication therefor by any person, eith er a resident or non-resident jof this state, an annual license shall be issued to such person by the county clerk to whom such application shall be made, for the purpose of hunting for, taking, catching, or killing of any of the wild fowl, game birds, or animals protected by the laws of the Btate of Oregon, and which said license snail entitle the person to whom such li cense is iBsued, to hunt for, pursue, take, catch, or kill any of the said game animals or birds within the state of Oregon during the open seuson when it Is lawful to kill the same No license shall be granted for a period longer than one year, and all licenses shall expire on the 31st day of December next after their Issuance, and not more than one license shall be Issued to the same person In any one year, and the same snail not De transferable. Every resident appli cant for such license, upon applying for the same, Bhall pay to the county clerk the sum of $100, and every non resident shall pay therefor the sum of (10. All moneys so collected by the county clerk shall, at least once In every three months, be forwarded to and deposited with the state treasurer and be placed to the credit of the fund for the protection of game and game fish,, and shall be used as authorized by law by the state game and forestry warden, or such other officer or of ficers as may be vested with author ity to enforce the laws of this state for the protection of game or game fish within the state. All fines col lected under the provisions of this act shall be paid to the state treas urer, and shall be placed by htm In such game protection fund and be used for the protection of game and game fish. (L. 1906, p. 337, Sec. 3.) Earning Their "Dot." The manager of a large dressma king establishment in New York sayi i: "I suppose that the most un-Amerlcai i Im migrants we get in this country are not the Chinese or the Poles or the Hungarians, but the Parisian i a anv stresses, milliners and lingerie work ers. These women come here to i save the price of a 'dot out of our- high American wages. It takes from two to fire years to do that In all that time they never mix with Amerie ans, never visit a theater, never make the first attempt to learn the language. Borne of them go to the French cbiirch on Sundays; otherwise they n-ver leave their rooms except to shop. Ifhls prenupOal period in New York Is Just a time dropped out of their lives. They talk of nothing day after day but -what they'll do when they get back to Paris and begin to live again." War donajhlnaj Weaken Ton. A patient German scientist of a sta tistical turn of mind calculates that the amount of energy expended by a person who conghs once every quarter of an hour for ten hours Is equivalent to 250 units of heat, or the nourish ment yielded by three eggs or two glasses of milk. Coughing Is thus seen to be an expensive luxury. The rea son for the waste In force entailed by It, or one reason at least, lies in the fact that, while In normal respiration the air Is expelled from the chest at the rate of four feet a second, in vio lent coughing It may attain velocity of 300 feet others. Here, as there, the everlasting sun glowers upon the surface of the bar ren baked earth, and perhaps Is here found the cheapest food for their sup port. In California they feed these creatures with the remains of olives after they have served the purpose of the olive oil manufacturer the resiaum of wineries and loads of decayed or anges, or green, that fall to the ground in the orange orchards or California, are fed to the ostriches. It costs as much In these states to maintain an ostrich as a sheep. Even after 20 years after the introduction of the ostrich into America, there are not more than 1500. In Africa the farmer can produce the young or wild ostriches and train them to domestic life, hence there is now a population of 400,000 ostrich feathers and the markets of the world supplied with African ostrich feathers, a trade of about 38.000,000 per an num. but In America we have to wait the slower process of natural multl plication. The largest ostrich farm in this country is at Phoenix, Ariz. Here 1000 ostriches are collected, owned by u widow, whose late husband dreamed that he would control the American ostrich market; that no American lady would buy an ostrich feather unless from his establishment. Now there are some nine ostrich farms between the Atlantic and Pacific, but all save one or two make their income by ex hibiting the ostriches as shows, after menagerie style, to visitors as any thing else. As the American ostrich feather multiplies, the American people will nnnreclate them, for they are iden tically the same as the African Each ostrich of full . size may be lpnended upon for some $30 worth of crude ostrich feathers each year, The cost of 'preparing these feathers tor trade purposes adds 100 per cent. ' The United States consumes about 1 '.2.000,000 worth of African feathers. t be women hovlng to submit to a duty n t 20 Der cent ad valorem in their li nDort. The creature Is remarkable for Its fe cundity and uncertainty. Some drs will hatch 40 chicks in one ar. others two or three. Many of t little chicks are found defunct up their arrival In the Incubators. ey do not seem to be subject to ease, but if well taken care of 80 cent after appearance will thrive jr hardily to adult size. mstlcated ostriches are not n-elsajne except In breeding sea .and then they are sequestered In .l t l by ihennelves, generally miilt and female, but often two fe malf and a male. Having perished, thev a re stuffed and sold to tourists ao Jal ifornia mementoes at upw nr Is each. throughout Roome en suits wit bath. Large, new sample rooms. To. Hotel St George Is pronounced on. of the most modern and model hotels of Oregon. Telephone and fire alarm connections to office In all rooms. Rooms 50c to $1.6. CORNER MAIN AND WEBB 8TB). Block and Half From Depot. The Golden Rule ...Hotel... (Formerly the Bicker's.) COURT STREET. pe ye th on ' Th dls per ver L qua son, Remodeled and refurnished through out Everything neat clean and up- to-date. Steam heat and l.ctrl. lights. Best cuisine. Prompt oervlc.. W. R. PARKER, Proprietor. HOTEL PENDLETON BOLLONS BROWN, Proprietors. The Best Hotel In Pendleton and as good as any. will Strang Mountain Stckncaa. If mountain sickness should come apon yon your bitterest enemy will lead your horse for yon. The symp toms sr. those of habitual drunken ness. All the limbs shiver, and In the bloodless face the eyes have that ex traordinary look of Insanity which Is, I think, caused by an Inability to focus them. The speech comes with diffi culty, and In one case that I saw the mental coherence was as obviously at fault as the physical Lander". "Lbassa." A Test of Lot.. Among the Arabs of upper Egypt 'the youth who proposes for a girl must submit to a whipping at the hac.ds of all her male relatives. "And," -says a dry narrator, "If he wishes to be con sidered worth having he must receive the chastisement, which la sofmetlmes exceedingly severe, with an ej presslon of enjoyment" Not infrequently it is the maiden herself who Imjioses the test. A Surprise Party. A, vU asant surprise party civ mi in your stomach and tal rino- medicine which th nir r-iU n and discomfort, vii.: Dr. K ,'. -v. sw Life Pills. They are rost woi tderful remedy, affording i lure renal ' an cure for headacht, dizziness and constipation 25c at Tuirn-an fe Co.'s drug store. j Lena uui Springs Stage, The Learn an Springs stage will start Raturrtk 7. June 30. and will run 01 October '. c&Tr P-""-6 wuri the mall. . It starts from Lindsay s tuhi n rv onwood street relieve fWPP-vT &&r-zC&- I (polled Bll Anpettot. Baron Graham once asked an epicure how many oysters he should -eat In or der to create a good appetite for dinner and was told to eat away until be be came hungry. The baron, who never saw a Joke, ate ten dozen and then plaintively remarked, "'Pon my -word, I don't think I am as hungry as when I began." Candor. ' "Good gracious 1" exclaimed th mint sauce. "I should think you'd be ajham ed to masquerade as 'spring lam IV " "Well," replied the roast "It does make me feel rather sheepish." Oath ollc Standard and Times. Publicly Indorsee t the great PEOi'I, ft The Hotel Pendleton has Just beesi refitted and refurnished throughout Phone and fire alarm connections with all rooms. Baths in suites and single rooms. An Idle Jot. "Pa, what is an Idle Jestr" "On that the newspapers hatian't yet got hold of and worked to death.' Cleveland Leader. "No fool was ever so fboiJah4BVt - At .. Y.. Kl T M M A shepherd Is not known heart by, ,hl OR RINE the Superintendent of S MISSION, who says It el l RES IHTEriP.RAnCE. People '3 k mission. to r.port to you that Oi Tin. k. VA. Jf5nf.BMM A ulwfKUon that it Ik a Pci(i ,'J .1"" , . ", , palloot who had bMn arm. J '" ' Whifk.y a day for a i irsat in. r M L"!,0" Z nlatHycnml within wi ,dayfix , ?' 1 ?iofcTlo thenrtiloi.of Ornne. anj ho i "f iS r.f.i pertMtnobn.ty. I .hill b Had f ,hT?.?,.Vtr anyp.raontoinforaTi .location Vf.'tlifffES.: 'araconTinced Orr!ni acurafor Vi5Ja lam aawdrankniim. Wish. you r HAet ' uur.i.rj truly, w. aicnii inla'a Miaalon A SIMPLE H0M1 I TREAT 1ENTI loot patlen, . PIIBC ECCCCTCn m UnVFV RPCIlB ucu. Book on PrankennMH'' "lod)froil. rqQMtl Ornne mailed (aaalail)oD ooiplofl4)Bl The Orrine Co., Inc., Washington, V ' c nMr Jk llniun.. i Pmul KtVM. Headquarters for Traveling Mast. Commodious Sample Rooms. Rates $2.00 and $2.50 Special rates by week or month. Excellent Cuisine. Prompt Dining Room Serrtee. Bar and Billiard Room In ConnecHoa - Only Three Blocks From Depot. I , I To core wit loot pitlo. PorJ.ede,bnyO rrineWl; BOX. I tary treatm nt, buy Or n taaa.a.ii. .... THE COMMERC lL liIVKltH 11.11) AND SA1 STABLE. Simonton Bros. A Corlcy, Proi.- Horses boarded by the day, week or month, 0 cents per day. First-class livery ; turn-outs at reasonable prices. Corral In col miction. Commercial . Stables Aura St. between Wfbb & Alta. 'Phone Bla cOc 2921. THE PORTLAND OF PORTLAND, OREGON. American nlan. S3 Mr da and oowar. Headquarter tor tourist, and casHnweUI trareleri. Special rate mad to familial and alDgl gentlemen. Th nanasvsMnt will be pleased at all time, to mow n and give prices. A modern Turkish bats establishment In the hotel. H. C. BOWBKo, aaalfn. Insure in Reliable Companies That pay their losae. promptly. Oui companle. .tand at th. head of th. list Hartford Fire Insuranc. Co Ill.l.7t Alliance Assurance Co. . . IMSMtl London & Lancashire Fir. Insurance Co 1.144.(11 i orth British M.rcantUe V Co 1M1M74 Bo al Insurance Ce. n.m.iii FR.4NK BCL0PT0N AGENT yj XlAST COtJRT nTRKBt a