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PAGE EIGHT.
DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, AlTGl'ST 10, 1905.
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Say, We Have It At Last
MV TOOK 1 ONE: X Ml. PVLI.KU. FXCIIERS, HAMMER.
svtikyv vr.nv.it wikk crrrv.ii. sckkw driver, leather
rrxcn. sTvri.v. rvii.v.ti i hatchet.
J , K lVAVSTV.lt SHOI I.I) HAVE ONE. HANDY. AROUND
TTTI- nnsK OX THE 11VXCH. AXYWHEltE AND EVEHY-
"VXmWK Or THE BEST PROP-FORGED STEEL AXD PRAC
TTC.Al.I.Y IXPKSTItrCTlBLE.
rmcE $1.80.
IKE IU1
SUfViMER RESORT
CAIdFORXIA HOTEL MAN
MAY LEASE THE GROUNDS.
OWL TEA HOUSE j
i EXCERPTA COFFEE POT.
If Siiltnhlo Arrangements Can HO
Mmlo Ho Will Erect Amusement
Parlors, KefrcMhiuoitt Stands, Hustle
Soats mid Rest llooms and Will
.Muko It a Flrsl-Cuisa Ilosort Men
chain Has Many Conveniences untl
Cun Do Miulo a Flrst-Cluss Moun-
titlii Resort.
MANY RESIDENCES
BOSTON STORE
TO BE ERECTED
HITSY HCILIUXG PERIOD
COMING THIS FALL.
Estimated Tliut 50 Farmers Will
lieuvc the Furm for Town This
Year Arc All Closely Vt'utchlng
Campaign (or Better Morula in Pen
dleton Excellent Scliool Facilities
Attract Them Hero.
I WEEOSTODAY
HE I
OWES
OREGON
lOW AX ATTRACTED HERE
BY FAST OREGOXIAX.
D. E. Furrow Says Pendleton Indian
Roots. Maurhonse Photographs and
East Oregonian Brought Hun to
FniaUlla County Is Familiar With
the County by Heading Tlus Paper
Does Xot Wish to Leave Iowa
Because Ho is Well Contented There.
Three things have brought me to
Umatilla county," said D. E. Farrow
"I jowa, r uv vuw av-, i-vt v-r
ironl "alla Walla, and left this morn
ing for the Lewis and Clark lair. j
"Those three things are me r-i
Oregonian, Pendleton Indian robes,
and Moorhouse photographs. I have
received copies of the big Weekly
East Oregonian from friends In this
county for the past five years, and It
has given me a better idea of Oregon,
and especially of this portion of Ore
gon than all the other Information I
have ever gained from any other
source.
"I saw the Indian robes and the
Moorhouse photographs at the St.
Louis fair last fall, and they impressed
me with the picturesqueness and va
. of nrt and manufactures here,
and so this summer I determined to
view your magnificent county for my
self, and I must say that I have en
joyed It.
"Although I have been raised In a
wheat district In Iowa, I have never
seen such magnificent wheat fields as
I saw last evening as we passed
through the Athena and Adams dis
trict In this county.
"While I have not been particularly
interested in this country with a view
tn .nttline here, yet through the
copies of the East Oregonian which I
have received, 1 have Decn lempieu iu
sell out my holdings In Iowa and come
n ,hla BtafA
u .ilia
"From year to year I have watched
the reports from your harvests, the
r-ltv and the upbuild
ing of your schools until I am actu
ally familiar with conoitions nere mm
wooo .tmnii much about your town
and surrounding country as If I had
lived here for the five years In which
t haw rpad vour naoer.
"Tnira la login? nonulation. it lS
true. Oklahoma took away a large
slump of population; Oregon ana
Washington have taken away sun
larger slumps and now Canada Is In
vading the state and Inducing many of
the middle class of farmers to go to
that country.
"If ever I leave Iowa I shall come
to Orogon. and I will almost say to
Umatilla county. But what Is the use
for a man who is well fixed at home,
getting nlong In years and doing well
enough, to break up housekeeping
and move to a strange country? I
Qh.ill advise mv bovs to come to Ore
gon, but as for myself It is not hardly
worth while to make tne move."
Testing; Xew Machine.
The new Clove combined harvester
is being tested on the farm of J. M.
P. Snyder, a few miles east of the
city, where It is giving good satisfac
tion. It was recently equipped with
a 16-horse-power gasoline engine in
stead of the 12-horse-power with
which it was first equipped. It con
sumes about U gallons of gasoline
per day and the machine Is pulled by
12 horses, the engine being used to
operate the threshing machine part
of the harvester. It cuts about 30
acres per day and Mr. Clove thinks
It will be a success. Wheat in the
district where It Is working is aver
aging about 10 bushels per acre.
Cherry Succeeds Brvwnfleld.
At a recent meeting of the Building
c. I.nnii association. J. E. Cherry was
elected secretary to succeed C. W.
Brown field. Mr. Cherry Is a mem
ber of the firm of Nowlln, Roberts
& Co., dealers In real estate, and
henceforth the business of the Build
ing & Loan association will be con
ducted from the offices of the firm
on Court street
Bonght One Onion.
Not wishing to overstock with the
ennrmnun onions grown In the Milton
iiuiriof and for sale at Pendleton gro
ceries, an aged Umatilla squaw today
purchased one onion, which measured
about 15 Inches in circumference to
aa tn her larder on the reservation
I'tiunn stink." she said, holding ner
nose and wiping her eyes after taking
a bite from the vegetable.
imhahle Recovery.
vnr the nast two days no word has
been received here from Wilbur Wil-
helm, the 12-year-old son ot rana
n'iih-im n'ho was recently stung by
a rattlesnake a few miles east of
town. This silence Is taken by urn.
Smith and Dick to mean 'that their
young patient is recovering.
Milton Watermelons In Stock.
vtrmoinnn from the Milton dls
trlct are now arriving in the city In
,,mhprs The crop is neavy in
parts of the Irrigated district and the
quality of melons is excellent.
r it A X. Painters Here.
Th. r p. A N. nalnters are In the
city repainting the sign boards, switch
targets and other property, me oui
fit cars provide the crew with sleep
Ing quarters and worn muse.
I r Tl T.vnian Improving.
r R t.vman of South Thompson
street, who underwent an operation at
St. Anthony s hospital mis ween,
I o..lnr atA will ROOn 1)0 SblC tO
leave the hospital If complications do
not arise.
rtpllpviniF that M.'Ai'ham nan he
made one of tho foremost summer re
sorts In the Inland Emplro, II. J. Kin-
cald of Santa Clara, Cal Is now mak
ing arrangements to establish a first
class amusement hall, billiard rooms,
bowling alley, dance hall, refreshment
nnrlnrs nml nthnr fpaturpa nf a flrst-
class resort there If a lease of tho
land at the station can be secured.
fr k'lnpnlil pjimA In this mornlnir
from Portland after having conferred
with O. R. & N. officials with a view
to securing a lease on the ground for
a number of years, and will leave for
Meacham tonight to look over tho
trrminil. . fk 4 1
Tin In an nrnArfnnpAil Riimmar reanr!
man, having conducted some of the
most fashionable places In the Sierra
Nevada mountains of California for a
number of rears.
While there are no mineral springs
at Meacham he believes the place can
be equipped so as to be attractive to
tourists and If he find the location
favorable will begin the erection of his
amusement hall and dancing platform
at once.
The water In the O. R. & X. well
at Meacham is the best to be found
anywhere In the Inland Empire and
the well Is Inexhaustible and by con-
atritnflncr nn nrhnr At tho well, with
ritutin Kpnts In the shade of the ex
cellent grove nearby, he believes he
can invite a large summer traao to
thnt nlnrn Tlin bftudlnff flllnVa and
billiard rooms would be near the well.
In the grove: the dancing piatiorm
would be built at one side, where It
would not be offensive to those who
do not dance, and the place would be
made a clean, first-class resort.
TUt hnipi Accommodations are now
excellent, there are four mall trains
each day and If the resort Is opened a
nitrht nnprntor will be Dlaccd there. It
Is said, for the accommodation of peo
ple coming west on the nigni tram,
and everything possible will be done
to make it a quiet, refreshing retreat
Tor tired people during me not
weather.
Rinr the destruction of the Log
Cabin eating house by fire several
years ago, the Interest in Mcacnam as
resort has somewhat waned.
PESKY FLIES
CHIDE OIL FOR STREETS.
Proposition Made to the Council by
Callfornian.
iToiirttvlnff thfl regular meeting of
the council last night. Frank Reese of
California, a representatlv of an oil
company, addressed the members on
the subject of oiling the streets with
crude oil. His proposition is to make
a few sample blocks or oueu sireeis
in tho rcui.ipnce nortlon to show the
virtue of such treatment. However,
he advised against the use or on on
the business streets, as It does not
o i,iihiiii Huffllcentlv hard to
answer the needs on such thorough
fares. Under his plan the crude on
,om ho shinned here In carload lots
fiom California, and the cost per car
of 10,000 gallons would be buu. or
.- irniinn. The matter was
left with the street committee, and
a report will probably be made at the
meeting to be hem tomorrow
noon. '
EXAMINATION' COXTIXl'ES.
AntlvA hiiltrilnr In the dwelllne
house line is preaicieu Dy nil tne nr
..hltonta nf thn nltv nml ali'PAtlv the
two principal lumoer yarns, tne ure
gon Lumber yard and the Gray's Har
bor Lumber company, are receiving
orders for material which Indicates a
himv hullillnir upriod this fall.
These two companies handle most
if M,a hnlMIno- mntpiinl usort In thA
city and furnish every kind or ma
terial from lime and cement to tin-
luhail tunnHwnrk nf tho hll?hAHt irrnrie
THav ara mnklnir nrpnAt'atlnns for An
active season after harvest Is over, as
mimv nrnm npnl rnrmprs llAVA Hlarni-
fled their Intention of building this
year.
The excellent school facilities of
Pendleton are Inviting more and more
people to the city rrom tne surround
i,,t Inwna nnri this cnmlntr f;ill nrnm
Ivpa tn hp nnrtlpiilnrlv slenlflcant be
cause of this movement from the
country to the city.
Tt la triio thnt npnnte In the country
nco u'ulfihlnir nlnsplv thA nrntrrpss nf
the campaign for better moruls In
this city and upon the outcome of
this campaign depends whether many
come to town or not.
If open gambling is permitted to
run hv tho nltv flTi.l nivPS ATA flPrmlt.
toil tn ramnln In nnArnllnn tn tpmnt
boys, many will remain away, but if
tho nrnertppts ara rnr a wp I rpmi m-
t. .1 tou'n u'lth tho atilnnn rlnmlnatlnn
crushed and decency in the ascend
ancy, tne movement to me city in
the next six mouths will be exceeding
ly heavy.
It Is estimated that 60 Umatilla
county farmers will leave the farm
this year, because they must go to a
town somewhere to educate their
children. Because they own proper
ty In tlinntllla countv most of them
prefer to come to Pendleton, but they
have families to euueate ana tney ae-at,-o
tho hpst nnssfhlp moral surround
ings. If conditions suit them, they
will come here, If not they will cer
tainly go elsewhere and no amount
of Inducement will change their de
plslnn.
i,Jteal estate Is becoming more and
movo ontivo as Imrvpst nrotrresses.
and on the south hill nearly every
lot within 16 diocks in mat oisinci
has nhnnff-prf hnnris In the Dast vear.
cvami pvppliont rpHldenpps are be
ing projected for the north side of the
river, also, and me residence district
Is expending in every direction.
BOSTON STORE
Hot Weather Clothes
WORKING OR BUSINESS
Shoes and Clothing
rTtt"li TTtn BUTT WPTTfXT.'
1U OU11 inc. IViUL-lHUDC
A low price for men's coat and
pants summer Suits. Have
, you seen them?
Values - - $6.50 to $14.00
WE WILL SHOW. NEXT WEEK.
OUR GREAT $7.00 AXD $8.00 LIXE
OF MEN'S SUITS. THESE ARE EX
ROUTE FROM THE FACTORY.
THE KIXD OF A SCTT TO WEAR
ALL THE YEAR ROTJXD.
...ROOSEVELT'S...
BOSTON STORE
it l helleved the largest corn crop
In the history of the United States
nil nn nnn himhels In 1902 will be
excelled somewhat by the crop of
l!in5. The largest wheat crop 748,
OdO.OOO bushels Jn 1901 Is expected
to exceed this year's wheat crop somewhat.
Thf season of the fly nuls-
ance Is at hand and the house
wife is kept busy driving out
the persistent Insects or life
would be made miserable by
them.
A m-eral use of fly paper or
th right kind of insect powder
lil clean them out we carry
tha most entlclne sticky fly pa-
p-r, death dealing poison paper
snd insect powder mat is sure
destruction to any insect.
Tollman (& Co.
Leading Druggist
ANOTHER WONDER OF 8CIENCE.
Blolosr Proved that Daadrafl la
Caused by a Germ.
Science is donlg wonders these days In
medicine as well as In mechanics. Since
Adam lived, the human race has been
troubled with dandruff, for which no hair
preparation has heretofore proved a suc
cessful cure unlll Ncwbro's llerplclde was
put on the markot. It Is a scientific prep
aration that Kins tne germ mat mami
rtsnrimiff fir spilrf hv fliL'lHna' into th.
scalp to get at the root of the hair, where
it saps tne vitality; causing iiriung ecaip,
laiung nuir, unti nnaiiy uaiannn. ivilii
otit dandruff hnlr must grow luxuriantly.
It Is the only destroyer of dandruff.
u . , .1 i. i , i i . a. .a
c7"iu u inn, iing uruKlf iqia. oomi iw.
In stamps for sample to The Herpl-
A. C. Koeppen Bros., special agents.
BEGIN YOUNG
One Addition to the List of Ap
plicant. mi.iu h hoon the second day of the
county and state teachers' examination
..n-v, hoina- hold here. During the
forenoon today tho subjects were
written arithmetic ana ine..r,
teaching, while this nftovnoon gram
mur and physiology furnished amuse
ment for the 30 odd teachers who are
taking the examination.
Last evening one addition n-
Olive Blair of Weston, arrived and Is
taking the state examination.
Death of Rev. Cliamlierlln.
t a r-hnmlipiiln. M. E. South,
..j ..ostorrlsv at Ironside, aged lb
years, after an Illness of a few days
only His family, consisting of a wife
and daughter, live at Duyton. Wash-
where the latter is a ioucht
. ..n .nhn.ia At the tlmo of his
doath Rev. Chamberlln was pastor of
the M. E. South cnuicn iu
and Vale. He had a very unusual life
record, being a sailor tor y
and was converted on the ocean.
WU1 Reopen Shop at SIiosIkhmj.
m.. uhn.hnna .Tnumnl has a tip
that the Short l,ine snops ai
annn to be reopened with
a full force of employes. If the dope
m ho irnnd. and a Dig irrigation
scheme works out all right neur that
.1... tho .Tmirnal's prediction that
Shoshone will be on the boom ought
to be verified.
FIXE EXHIBITS SEXT IX.
Umatilla County Onions and Peaches
Are tho Best to Bo Seen at the
Iwls and Clark Fair. .
Dan C. Bowman, who Is In charge
of the Umatilla county exhibit at the
Lewis and Clark fair, writes that the
exhibit of onions grown by H. Mles
enheimer, of Milton, and which meas
ure 18 1-1 Inches In circumference,
ara the finest to be found In the ag
ricultural building. Not only a few
r.r tho nnlnnn Are of this enormous
size but the entire exhibit averages
up uniformly large.
Also the Crawford peaches grown
h pv r. Walker, of Milton, and
which measure 10 1-2 Inches In cir
cumference are the finest In the
building and are the attraction or
every one passing through the ex
hibits. Both of these exhibits are
said by Prof. Van Deman, judge of
the horticultural exhibits, to be the
best In the building. This Is a de
cision that Is worthy of being preserv
o,i in tho hlstorv of the fair. Resi
dents of the fruit and wheat districts
are urgently requested to send In
anything in the way of exhibits that
mnv he lii season. It will De given
proper credit and Is badly needed to
keep up the exhibit.
If you want your saving tree to bear
fruit when you're old or no longer
able to bear the heat and burden of
the day. A few dollers to atart, a few
each week or month, with the per
cent Interest we allow and compound
every six months will put jrou on the
road to competence. Further facts
at any window In this bank.
Commercial Nati Bank, Pendleton
TRAVF.lt AXD HUFF COMING.
KiiperiiiU'iiili'iit nd Principal Will Ar
rive Soon.
if i pvnected that Superintendent
i. u Tvnr. rhnscn as head of the
Pendleton schools for tho coming
year, will arrive hero on Saturday
from Salem. He will remain nure
.t.,,ina th., rust nf the summer, and
will attend to matters Incidental to
tho opening of school.
i w Huff, ducted to be principal
ot the high school during tho coming
year. Is at present in worm w
and was nearu irom um,
by School Clerk John Hnlley, Jr. Ho
...ni ,.i.ro in Pendleton In tlmo to be
gin his duties at the opening or m
school.
CLEVELAND'S
SUPERIOR.
BAKING POWDER
"Highest in Strength and QvaJity
COSTS YOU NO MORE THAN
THE ORDINARY KINDS
Endorsed by Leading Cooking School Teachers and Chela
Sold and Recommended by Clark ft Kpos, aim Milter Grocery Co., D. K eas
ier ft Son., R. Alexander, Peoples Warehouse, . Rohrmnn and Staudasd
Grocery.
llavs nprfnrned tn the East.
sr.- Dhinena, Ami Ron. Walter of
t -r. aa wis. nd Mrs. Charles IS.
Morris of Chinook, Mont., who have
been visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Fletcher, have returnoa u
their homes.
Definition of Blue Ijiws.
Facts have given some color to
Governor Folk's statement that any
law looks blue to a man who wants
to break It St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Robert Russell, aged tl, and his
daughter. Mrs. Ballard, aged 61,
while driving In a buggy near Den
ver, were run Into by an express
train. Both were killed.
Mrs. Fraadcr Recovering.
n KValpr returned to Pendle
ton this morning from Portlnnd,
where he was called a wecK ago uy
the Illness of his wife, who was then
at Long Beach, but was subsequently
removed to Portland. Mr. Frailer
states that her condition Is now Im
proving, and that no serious results
are expected, though she Is still In a
sanitarium In Portland and will re
main there for some time yet.
McCotirt In Charge.
m h Absence of District Attorney
Phelps, who Is now away upon a
camping trip and will prooaoiy re
main for several weeks, the duties of
that office are being performed by
John McCourt.
Bought 2400 Sheep.
Hunter ft Stephens have purchased
2400 head of ewes and lambs from
Morris Roe. of Meacham, and will
run the sheep with those which they
Already have In this county.
TAKE IT EASY yOMUSON SWING CHAIR
AND BE COMFORTABLE THESE HOT EVENINOB1 Z
Are you Interested in musloT Come In and see our new Jfando- J
Una They are the geunlne Olbsm Mandolin, from $20.00 up. If (
you need records for your Victor Talking Machine, come In and see
US. WB nanuie 111" coiduiows iivwi
Better see me before you buy a piano or organ. I can save iron
money. When It comes to sewing machines White or Standard, or
other good makes, I can sell you one at a greatly reduced prios rnr
cash. JESSE FAILING.
Main Street, across from Hotel Pendleton.
Real Fruit Phosphates
Served at our fountain ara the most popular drinks In town.
Thv aWW WW4T, Wrtjit; Flavored Phosphates and not Soda Waist,
with omethlns; "dashed In. They are cooling, refreshing and health
ful, compounded with as much care as your prescriptions.
RASPBERRY. BLOOD ORANOB,
WILD CHERRY, CLARET,
LEMON. GRAPE,
Flavors ara favorites with lovors of good drinks.
ICE CREAM SODAS, EGG PHOSPHATES "JTJ8TTUTE" AT
F. J. DONALDSON
Reliable Druggist
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