DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, Al'GVST 18, 1905.
EIGHT PAGES.
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I Golden Rule Store
...SHOES...
The gathering of the ripened harvest and the maturing of all the
products of nature remind us that the season Is fast approaching,
when parents must give attention to the buying of school shoes. We
anticipated this long time ago. so now have on our shelves, ready
for your Inspection, the very best school Shoes shown In Femlleton
for the money. There has recemly been an advance In all grades of
Shoes, but by buying early we have them to offer you at the same old
price, which has ever been lower than the lowest.
Note the following prices. These are as represented:
Kid lace, single sole, sole leath
er counter, the best Shoe ever
made for the price. Extra
special value.
Sizes 6 to 8 50c
Sizes 8 1-2 to 11 75c
Sixes 1' 1-2 to 2 08c
Kid lace, patent tip, extension
sole, sole leather counter, will
not rip: we guarantee It to
plve absolute satisfaction, none
like It for the price:
Sizes 5 to 8 08o
Sizes 8 1-2 to 11
Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 .
. .SI. 18
. .M.as
Cadet calf, extension sole, sole
leather counter, four rows of
stitches; cannot rip: light and
soft; best value.
Sizes 5 to 8 98c
Sizes 8 1-2 to 11 $1.18
Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 1.18
Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 $1.35
Kangaroo calf, extension sole,
very soft and pliable, zigzag
stitch, cannot rip: big value.
Sizes 5 to 8 88c
Sizes 8 1-2 to 11 $1.15
Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 $1.35
Our lines of men's and ladles'
Shoes are just as strong and
prices Just as reasonable as
that of the school Shoes.
GENERAL NEWS.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Nebraska has the greatest number Coyotes are doing great damage to
of distinct varieties of native pasture sheeprnlsers In the southern part of
and hay grasses of any state in the Faker county.
Union, Forest fires are sweeping the coun-
The American salmon Industry has try In the vicinity of Dawson. T. T.,
$30,000,000 Invested In it. 40.000 per- 1" every direction.
ons engaged In It. and a gross value Thomas Hudson, an Indian, is held
of output amounts to $12,000,000 at I.ewiston to stand trial on the
annually. ' double charge of burglary and lar-
The National Association of Rail- ceny of beer,
road Commissioners Is in session at ' The Drain Nonpareil has changed
Deadwood, S. D., with 31 states rep- hands. A. T. Fetter selling to S. P.
resented. Several governors of states Shutt of Portland, who formerly run
are present- i the Glendale News.
Fifty privates have deserted from Jhn Z. White of Chicago, will de
the United States army at Fort liver seven single tax lectures In Spo
Snelling within the past week. It Is kane, under the auspices of the Na
the most remarkable stampede In the tlonal Single Tax league.
history of the army. i The total number of yellow fever
A P. & O. express at full speed, 'a9es 'n Xew Orleans up till 6 p. m
truck a trolley car In the suburbs of August 17, so far as reported, was
Cincinnati. The car contained three H65. of which 178 had resulted fatal
passengers, all of whom were killed. ' !"
The motorman escaped. ! Twelve new buildings, the aggregate
G. Martin Brill would not accept cost of which Is $50,000, are In process -
the presidency of the new street car' of erection at The Dalles. 1., lc the
building trust until assurative steps new plant of r-. s:nr i:.-:- ins Co..
were taken to increase Its capital $2.- whlfh will cost $22,000.
000,000 over the original limit. j Nathuniei F-irys. n young mechan-
All purpose of calling an extra ses- If "f Roseburg, has Invented and built
Ion of congress has been abandoned " -'Soline engine, rotary and on a
and the next session of that body will ' reciprocal principle, that weighs eight
be the first Monday of December. pounds and Is said to generate three
the date for the regular annual ses-' horse power.
,jon, I Hugh Paulsen, aged 30 years, fell
Observers at the Lick Observatory, ; dead by apoplexy In the California
San Jose. Cal.. state that the recetnly' nne at Wallace, while at work. He
discovered seventh satellite of Jupi-' ben complaining for some time
ter is 100 miles in diameter, and 1 not being well, but had been doing
period of revolution of from six to ful 1n'3' work'
eight months. j J- w- Tormey, superintendent of
According to tho Interstate com- the Spokane schools, is trying to have
ii r,, om the cltv board plan 10 months of
were more or less injured on the rail-! Rchool for the coming year. The extra
ways of the United States during the month would cost the clty one-nalf
vear endlne June 30. 1905. while 10.- of one mill extra tax.
I Conrad Krens, organizer or me
! Oregon hongrowers' pool, believes
F
ARM NG
COUmADII MAX RF.COM-
MENDS t'AMl'HELL SYSTEM.
Vigorous Cnlihatlon of the Surface
Holds the Molstiiro anil Hiliifis
I'rops on the Driest Soil Ohjivt of
llic Continuous Cultivation Is to
lrivcnt Evaporation.
048 were killed.
11... Tnl..4 C. ........ -......... W .... Unn
. . ., ti that by virtue of a shortage of the
COCK was rsinttsiiru who wti i i
Clair by a freight steamer, and sunk.
The crew all escaped. The freighter
was not injured. The survey boat
was 100 feet long.
James J. Hill believes that the Chi
nese boycott will force 20,000,000
bushels of this year's crop of wheat,
Bn,...n 11.. AaatlnaA t rr (ha nrlont Into
, . .v.i. in .! ! prominent, accusing them of
other markets, or that It will remain '
to clog the domestic markets.
During a circus performance at
Clarkesvllle. Tenn., Charles Duncan,
an "animal man." slipped while In a
lion's cage. A Hon pounced upon and
bit his arm and shoulder terribly be
fore It could be beaten off with hot
Irons.
South Carolina Is making a me
thodical and hopeful effort to divert
the stream of Immigration to her
territory. The state has about 14,
000,000 acres of unoccupied land nnd
desires new white blood to develop
the fields and mines.
The coroner of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, has rendered a verdict that Sta
tion Agent Walter Miner opened the
switch at Mentor, June 23, and caus
ed the wreck of the Twentieth Cen
tury Limited and the loss of 19 lives,
but he refuses to express any opinion
as to whether It was done Intention
ally. The prosecutor and sheriff re
fuse to Issue any warrant for Miner.
We have anything you want in the
Real Estate line Wheat Lands, Stock
Rancls and City Property.
We have some very good business
propositions to offer.
E. T. WADE & BOX,
Office In E. O. Rulldlng, Pendleton, Or
. . . Postof floe Itox $24.
Black Sill.
crop in other regions, and the agree
ment between northwestern growers,
that this year's hop crop will bring
25 cents per pound.
Charges have been preferred at
Helena, Mont., against C. W. Bailey,
former county clerk; L. R. Tcrrett,
J. W. Selvldge and Harry Wright, all
com
plicity In swindling the state out of
$S000 through the operation of the
bounty law.
A. H. Ireland Is the newly appointed
forest ranger for the Maury mountain
reserve, and will take charge August
20. with headquarters at Prlnevllle.
Ranger J. M. Schwltz has assumed
charge of the Wenaha forest reserve,
which Is partly In Oregon and partly
In Washington.
The first of this year's wheat crop
of Wasco county began to reach The
Dalles August 18. It was No. 1 In
quality, but the buyers only offered
65 to 67 cents for It, which is an av
erage of 15 cents below the prevail
ing price for No. 1 a year ago. Only
a little is being sold, growers prefer
ring to hang on.
Grant's Pass will take Immediate
steps to improve the town's supply of
water. The quantity Is unlimited, but
the quality wretched, on account of
sewerage from small towns up the
Rogue river, tho "sllckens" from the
mines, and other contamination. A
filtration system Is probable, in fact
it Is all that can be done.
"Why don't the farmers of the Hoise
valley make a trial of tho Campbell
system of agriculture?" remarked M.
J. Ncill of Greeley, Col.. Just before
leaving liolse Monday night for the
fair city, says the Boise Statesman.
"What is the Campbell system, Mr.
Nelll?" was the query In turn, "if
there Is anything In advanced agri
cultural methods that tho farmers of
tills valley have not yet learned, they
want to know about It and that with
out delay."
"What is known as the Campbell
system Is really the latest develop
ment in arid lund farming. It Is
new even to Colorado, where theex
periments that have evolved the sys
tem have been In progress but for the
past three or four years; but enough
there has been accomplished as a re
sult of the experiments to demon
strate the success of the scheme. In
a word the system is intense surface
cultivation of the ground, no water
other than what the natural rainfall
affords, and in the case of some pro
ducts a crop every other year."
Mr. Nelll then told something of
what had been done with the system
In the arid fields of Eastern Colorado,
where the natural rainfall Is but lit
tle If any heavier than in the Boise
valley, one year with another. It has
been found that constant cultivation
of the surface of the ground conserves
the moisture, and with a variety of
farm products, where the rain in
spring gave a fair start, splendid
crops have been harvested, with no
lale irrigation whatever.
The Greeley district Is one of the
richest In all Colorado, and the water
supply there, as In many another sec
tion of the west, Is short in midsum
mer. The farmers, truck-growers and
fruit men of that place have for years
hern testing schemes' for getting the
most out of the available water sup
ply, with the result that the Campbell
system has come to be recognized as
somelhlng to be depended upon.
There great orchards are to be
seen, yielding almost every year
bountiful harvests of all kinds of or
chard fruit, with no other water than
that furnished by the rainfall In the
spring, supplemented by surface cul
tivation of the ground through the
summer months.
"If some of the Boise valley far
mers could take a trip through our
part of Colorado, and see how much
can be done with a very little water,
It would be an eye-opener for them.
There's about as much in water econ
omy as In water supply."
It appears that the term "Campbell
system" used In this connection Is
something of a misnomer. It seems
that the Idea of surface cultivation of
land as a moans of getting the most
possible out of the available water
came originally from some part of In
dia, the land of famine, where efforts
are being made by the government
for the extension of the system.
A thrifty Scot, with a barren farm
and little water at his command, be
gan In a small way the experiments
that have come to mean so much for
the agriculture of the state. The re
sult was that his name has come to
be associated with the system. He did
not originate the system, but he ap
plied it, and honor for that is accord
ed him.
Stirring the surface breaks the ca
pillaries and Interrupts the action of
capillary attraction by which the
moisture Is drawn to the surface to be
dissipated by evaporation. Some of
our people are alive to Its Importance.
In Fremont Wood's orchard, for In
stance, a team Is kept busy at this
kind of work.
love for tho strenuous official. The
good citizens, who are friends of law
and order, on the other hand, have
tho greatest admiration for Mr. Jo
rome and have given him many assur
ances of their support should ho de
sire to run for mayor ut the next mu
nicipal election.
Mr. Jeronio evidently does not think
the present time, opportune for his
candidacy for mayor. In the first
place he docs not think that his work
as district attorney is complete to sat
isfy his own ambition and, In tho sec
ond place, ho does not wish to ruin
his chances for the future by enter
ing upon a campaign, the outcome of
which would bo decidedly doubtful.
He has conic out with a statement
that he does not wish to run for
mayor, but does want to be re-olect-ed
for another term as district attor
ney. To keep himself free from all
partisan entanglements Mr. Jerome
proposes to run as Independent can
didate, oa the exponent of the law
abiding citizens, Irrespective of party
affiliations. His friends have taken
the cue and are rallying nobly to his
support. The nntt-Taminnny element,
however, has not given up hope yet,
to change Mr. Jerome's decision and
to Induce him to accept the nomina
tion for mayor.
The personal friends of the district
attorney do not believe that he can
be persuaded to run for mayor, but In
outside circles there Is a lingering
hope that Mr. Jerome will change his
mind when the nomination Is offered
him In a manner that would convince
him that the Independent voters of
the city were really anxious that he
should make a try for the mayoralty.
UOAD OPENED TO TOXOPAII.
Warm Weather Items
For Indoor comfort anil satisfying
siitncr meals, we offer you
ra Cfanm CMa7ur ""lt ,rccM' ,ho mol't crcBra "nd
llC Vltdlll riCCtr rPl,e the least I and labor, nnd
the safe kind, thnt cooks (lie food and
not (ho rook.
Gasoline Stoves
For outdoor good times, our
U-. ,, hroad nnd strong, will double your
Hiimtr8 enjoyment. z
Goodman-Thompson Co.
t HARDWARE PLUMMNQ 1
Negligee Shirts are Worn
in Summer
South Foci fie and Tcnopiili Road Are
Now I'.voiid Goii(re.
Reno, A up. 11 Tonopah now has
a broadrgaaKe railroad with the'out
shle world, 'i'ho Southern Pacific has
completed broad-gauging its Carson
and Colorado branch between Mount
House and Sodaville. Between Soda
ville and Tonopah the Tonopah rail
road has finished broad-gauging its
line. ' For weeks past the company
has been prepnring its roadbed for
wider gauged tracks.
From Mound House to Reno on the
Central Pacific, D. O. Mills' Virginia
and Truckee company has long had
a broad-gauge line, which is part of
the through route between Reno and
Tonopah. In a couple of weeks the
Southern Pacific will finish a cut-off
between Hazen on its line Just east
of Iteno. and Fort Churchill, on its
Carson and Colorado branch. When
that Is done all Tonopah business
will go by way of Hazen, which will
cut out the Virginia and Truckee a
part of the Tonopah route and give
the Southern Pacific all of the haul
from Its main line at Hazen south
to Sodaville.
Furthermore, the Tonopah Railroad
company will In a few days complete
the extension of Its line from Tonopah
to Ooldfield, giving it a line about
95 miles long from Sodaville to Gold
field. The question of making a still
further extension of 70 miles to Bull
frog Is still In abeyance. That dis
tance Is now covered by automobiles.
Nlixrip 1.1 y rim, COMFORT.
BUT IF WORN' WITHOUT A COAT,
THE WELL DHESSF.I) M EX ARE
PARTICULAR IX) SEE THAT THEY
ARE CLEAN' AND FRESH.
The Up-Lo-Date Laundry
GIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
THE LAUNDERING OF MEN'S
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, AND OUR
WORK WILL PLEASE THE MOST
EXACTING.
Pendleton
Steam Laundry
The Up-to-Date
LAUNDRY
FISHMAM & PETERS, PROPS.
PHONE MAIN 79
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American Beauty Corsets
Lehman Springs Stage.
The Lehman Springs stage will
start Saturday, June 30. and will run
till October 1, and carry passengers
and the mall. It starts from Lindsay's
stable, on Cottonwood street
For Sale.
Two wagons, one hack, nearly new,
one grain rack, one hay rack. See H.
S. 8cales at E. T. Wade Son's office.
Wanted.
Ladles' clothes Ironers at Robin
son's Domestic laundry.
Our complete stock of fall Hats
are hore. Boston Store.
A Touching Story.
Is the saving from death of the baby
girl of Geo. A. Eyler, Cumberland.
Md. He writes: "At the age of 11
months our little girl was In declining
health, with serious Throat Trouble,
and two physicians gave her up. We
were almost in despair, when we re
solved to try Dr. King's New DIscov
ery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. The first bottle gave relief;
utter taking four bottles she was
cured, and Is now In perfect health."
Never falls to relieve and cure a
couch or cold. At Tallman & Co.'s
drug store; 60c and $1.00 guaranteed
Trial bottle free.
.Toronto the Man of the Hour.
There Is probably not another man
In New York who has as many
staunch friends and, at the samo time
as many bitter enemies as District
Attorney Jerome. His energetic war
fare ogalnst the gamblers has made
a great many enemies for I im among
the gambling fraternity and other
lawless e'ements which hav Flittered
more or less from Jeromi relentless
prosecution. As those elomontf! prac
tically control Tammany Hall, It Is
easy to see that the Tiger has little
Fiendish Suffering
Is often caused by sores, ulcers and
cancers, that eat away your skin. Wm.
Bedell, of Flat Rock, Mich., says: "I
have used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, for
Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. It is the
test healing dressing I ever found."
Soothes and heals cuts, burns and
scalds. 25c at Tallman & Co.'s drug
store; guaranteed.
The police at Grand Michael, Island
of Sicily, fired on a mob of riotous
strikers. Seven strikers were killed
and 20 wounded.
THE ALTA HOUSE
S. C. BITTNER, Proprietor. e
Enlarged and refitted.. Thlr-
ty clean, well-kept rooms with
good beds. e
Commodious dining room, !
where meals are served In fnm- e
lly style. All white help.
First-class accommodations at .
reasonable prices. Feed yard e
In connection
STOP AT THE
Alta House, Cor. Alta and Mill, e
THE PORTLAND
OF
PORTLAND, OREGON.
American plan, $3 per dajr and upwarii
Headquarters for tourists and commercla
travelers. Hpeclal ratet made to famlllet
and single gentlemen. The management
will be pleased at all times to show roomi
and give prlrea. A modern Turklah batk
establishment In the hntH.
H. C. ROWERS, Manager.
"Dainty as the Rose"
Every woman look., her Lcit in an Ameri
can Beauty Corbet. They am correct in every
detail - style, shape, beauty and workmanship.
Tlie value is greater than in any other
corset no matter what the price.
Their value is evident in every stitch.
KALAMAZOO CORSET CO.,
Exolusive Makcri.
KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN
FOR SALE AMD RECOMMENDEO BY
GREAT EASTERN DEPARTMENT STORE, II. !
NICHOLAS, PROP.
A. C. RUBY CO.
IMPORTERS AND BREEDERS.
An Importation of 47 head
Shires, Belgians and Coachers.
thing In this line we can certal
more of tho-e nice, big, black f
than all the other barns In the
you better terms, give you a be
elsewhere, as we are permanen
We ship direct from Europe to
any of those that could not b
that have been sold several tlm
lot of fresh joung horses that a
ernment, and when you buy on
that Is got, ". here, one that you
to get action on. Terms to su
just received of Percherons, English
If you are In the market for any-
nly suit you. as we can show you
ellows that will weigh a ton or over,
Northwest; sell you one cheap, make
Iter guarantee than lan he irntten
itly located with headqaurters here.
tins point, tnercrore we don't have
sold In tho East or some of thorn
ics and come back, hut we have a good
re all approved by the French gov-
i from us wo give you a guarantee
don't have to go two thousand miles
It all. Your Inspection Invited.
$500 REWARD....
For Information leading to the arrest and conviction of the per
son who stole the screen door fastener from our office door, between
8 and 11 a. m., August 10th.
OREGON LUMBER YARD
Denier In Lumlier, Cement, Lime, Ilrlck, Sand, etc.
First-Class Stove Wood $4.50 Delivered
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