East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 31, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textt . i : I PAGK EIGHT. DAILY EAST ORErjON'TAW prvni.rmK nnmnv ' ' riumwiK, aimusr 81. 1005. EIGHT PAGES. t MiHtH'HmilH 1 1 IHIHI - I - ' ' L. . II . I MHFNSF RPMF MFFT HE II TOUT ' 1 wOIl I IIUUUIIIU HILL I I II U II ULIILI II I HAVE YOU NOTICED TOUH FRIENDS NEW UATf 4 1: ! n ; .7 ! ! U Clams Some are down by the sea side dlggin gelams. If you con template gotn, let ua ad.'te jrou to take along a generous supply of our coffee. Tou will not find the same good kind there. We know whereof we peak. Beach Produces corkscrew mlnda and discriminating brasses, clams and some crabs. "Mohter's Pride" is usually a sun-vurned boy, here not the best twenty five cent Coffee on earth as sold in Pendleton by the Owl Tea House. If you overlook this Coffee you look over a good thing. OWL TEA HOUSE SIX BARS SILK SOAP 15c. SC L STAT Tl ONE TEACHER TO EVERY SEVENTY-ONE PUPILS. Baltetln Ju.no Issued by the Census Bnreaa Shown Uiat Sclwol Teach ers of tlie United States Exceed To VA Number of Preachers, Lawyers and Physicians Proportions of Teachers Smallest In Southern States. The census bureau at Washington, has Just published as a bulletin an analysis by Prof. Walter P. Wilcox of Cornell University of the census of statistics relating to teachers. Cal culating the school age as from five to twenty-four, the report finds that taking the country as a whole, there Is an average of one teacher to every seventy-one pupils, or 140 for every 10,000. The computation shows that the supply of teachers In proportion to school population has more than doubled in the last thirty years, and that teachers exceeded the total num ber of clergymen, lawyers and physi cians. In 1900 Nevada had the largest proportional number of teachers; Vermont ranked second, Maine third and Iowa fourth. The proportion of teachers was smallest In some of the southern states. During the past de cade the proportion has increased reaching a miximum In the state of Washington. The states of the north west showed a greater increase than those of the south. The bulletin continues: The proportion of teachers in all the United States Is smaller than In England and Wales, but greater than In Germany, France, Italy, Canada, Mexico or Cuba; but In the following states the proportion Is greater than in England and Wales: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebras ka, Kansas, Colorado, Nevada, Wash ington, Oregon and California. Dur ing recent years the proportion of teachers has Increased, In this country to a greater extent than in England, France, Germany or Canada, The proportion of teachers In cities having at least 25,000 inhabitants Is greater than in small cities or coun try districts. This condition, however does not prevail In all divisions of the United States. In the north Atlantic and north Central divisions the larg er cities are not so well supplied with teachers as the smaller cities and country districts, a fact which sug gests the Inference that where an ef fective educational system la of re cent growth it has developed more rapidly In the cities, but where It has been established for a generation or more. It has produced a larger ration of teachers to population in the slow ly growing rural districts than In the rapidly growing cities. The immigrant population contains relatively fewer teachers than the negro population. The children of immigrants, however, have engaged in teaching to such an extent that the proportion of teachers among W. OF W. HAS INVESTED OVER A MILLION DOLLARS. The La Session Authorized 9148,000 Put Into Municipal Bonds Five Million "Fratcrnnls" Were Repre sented In the Recent Congress of Orders at Mackinac Island A. D. Stlilman Deferred Visiting the Ex treme South on Account of l'cvej Omirfntines. adults of this class exceed the propor tlon among the white children of na- J 0,1 Personal business, A. D. Stlilman, head manager of the Woodmen of the World, returned to day from several weeks spent In the middle west, mainly on business con nected with the order. On leaving here he wont first to Denver, where he attended a meeting of the head managers on August 14. At that ses sion ho states that $148,000 of reserve fund money was Invested in munici pal bonds, thus bringing the Invested reserve fund to $1,040,000. All of this amount, according to Mr. Stlilman, Is Invested In municipal securities and draws over four per cent interest From Donvor Mr. Stlilman proceed ed to Mackinac Island, Mich., where he attended the annual seaslon of the National Fraternal Congress. This session lasted five days, and at the meeting there were representatives from 62 of the leading and most sub stantial beneficiary orders of the "United States. A total membership of 5,000.000 was represented at the meeting. Among the orders aside from the Woodmen that belong to the con gress are the A. O. U. W., K. O. T. M., Royal Arcanum, Foresters and others. From Mackinac Island St. Louis was next visited by Mr. Stlilman. From there It was his Intention to go south but owing to PROF. CONKLIN PRAISES EDUCATIONAL CONGRESS. Says That President Wheeler of the University of California, Was the Biggest and Brainiest Man In AN. tendance Mr. Wheeler Mercilessly Scored the United States Senate for its Inactivity and Corruption. tive parents. In continental United States, as in i uii cuuiunea mr "Mien riguures were were obtainable, the greater part of the teaching Is done by women. The excess of female teachers over male Is greater In this country than In nny other. In the larger cities or every geo graphical division In continental Unit ed States about four-fifths or 80 per cent of the teachers were women, while In the country the percentage of women teachers varied from 59.5 in the south celntral division to 77.2 in the north Atlantic division. j the rigid quarantine that Is In force nil over the Mississippi valley, he ahuiiHoned his trip. He states that at al places south of central Illinois a close quarantine Is made of all traffic Keneral house-cleanlng In the govern- southward. Passengers leaving 8t. Prof. E. B. Conklln, who stopped In the city today on his way home from the National Educational asso ciation meeting In Portland, Is de lighted with the meeting and feels that It will be a lasting benefit to Oregon educators who attended. According to Prof. Conklln, who at tended all the sessions of the meet ing, Benjamin Ide Wheeler, president of the University of California, was actually the brainiest, biggest, strong est, stalwart thinker and worker pres ent at the meeting, and he Is Inclined to the belief that Wheeler Is also one of the very biggest, If not himself the biggest man, Intellectually, on the Pa cific coast. Professor Wheeler addressed the meeting on the subject: "The Occident I and the Orient," in which he com-1 pared the virile, democratic, progress-! Ive American with the nations of the far east. His address was masterful j and strong and the political doctrines 1 of clean government, anti-grafting1 and law enforcement were emphati cally Indorsed and advocated and the aristocratic United States senate was mercilessly scored for its favoritism Inactivity, corruption and class dis tinctions. It was characterised by President Wlleeler as a "mammoth In cubus of stupidity and imbecility." Few other public men would have the courage to so bitterly censure the "greatest law-making body" in the United States, but President Wheeler declares that the time has come for a FALL HATS TO SUIT EVERY STYLE OF FACTS, FIGURE AND CONDITION Or PURSE. MORE AND BETTER HATS TO SELECT FROM THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN THE CITY. The style of the stiff hat, 6 i- Inches deep. WE SUIT YOUR STYLE OI r ANCY. HATS BOUGHT HERE GIVE SATISFACTION. IIATS FOR BUSINESS OR WORK. KNOX $5.00 and $3.50 STETSON $4.00 and $4.50 $3.00 HATS Attention Ladies ! We are now prepared to ex hibit the largest ana handsom est line of hand-painted China ever carried In Eastern Oregon. Designs and Patterns from Ba varia, Prussia, Germany, France. Austria and Rome. It will cost you nothing to come in and ex amine. We shall be pleased to show the stock. We also have a large stock of CUT GLASS to select from. Tallman ti& Co. Leading Druggist t REDUCED RATE TOMORROW. Round Trip Tickets to Portland Good for SO Days to Cost But $7.55. The new rate of $7.65 or one and one-tenth fare, for round trip tickets to Portland, goes Into effect tomor row on the O. R. & N. and a large number of people who expect to take advantage of the new rate and hop-' ing that train No. 6 does not arrive until after Louis or other places for points south must present a health certificate be fore they are permuted ot travel. The same Is also required of them when they leave the train at their destina tion, and In order to return north ward the performance must be re peated. As a result of the quarantine travel Into the south Is made very dif ficult and uncertain, and, of course, there is little traffic Into the lower Mississippi country, .and business Is almost stagnated. After he had de cided to forego his visit, which would have taken him Into Arkansas and Texas, Mr. Stlilman left for home Saturday evening. GLAD TO GET OUT. Peter t'orliett lias No Use for the City Jail as n Residence. j Peter Corbett, the Indian who a idnlght tonight so they "hort "me ago was cnar8ed wlth the may go on that train and get the I larceny of a watch by another Indian, benefit of the cheap rate. ! nn" DCen Pleased from the county jail, pending his hearing before com missioner Huiley. The latter Is being The present round trip rate is $9.15 or one and a third fare, but begin ning September 1, the reduced fare goes into effect. Tne difference be tween a round trip, 30 day limit tick et purchased before and after mid night tonight will be $1.60 and for this reason a number of people going delayed because of the slowness of the federal officials In Portland. ' On helm? nLnu.il fMm , i. .. ...... .. . ... . .........v.u ,,u,i, uwuuiy Jail. Peter wore a smile that would be hard to beut for breadth and depth. He says this Is the first time from here will delay buying tickets! j he has ever been in Jail and that It until the midnight hour. 5 be that late. Should No. I Is no place for a good man. Accord ing to him the prisoners played cards, j swore una inaile so much noise he This reduction of rates on the part ' could,,-. of the O. It. & X. was made volun tarily and will enable every one wlth ii reach of the line to see the fair i t reasonable cost. MAGM FICENT PORCUPINE. KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED. rke Coaataat Wfariag of Hat Prop. tea Daadras? Otrni, There are many men who wear their nam practically all the time when awake, ana are blessed with a heavy shock of hair; yet If the scalps of these same men once became Infested With dandruff germs, the parasites would multiply all the quicker for lack of air. Baldness would ensue as the final result New tiro's Herplclde kills these germs and stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant growth. Herplclde Is a pleasant hair dressing as well as a dandruff cure and contains not an atom of Injurious sub stance. Sold by leading druggists. Send lie. In stamps for sample to The Herpl clde Co., Detroit. Mich. A. C. Koeppen & Bros., special agents. . Has Itwi Added to the E. O. Force as I a Mascot. The finest porcupine that ever threw i a quill was found on a table in the pressroom of the East Orcgonian this morning, and greatly astonished the devil when that Individual attempted to pick him up. thinking he was a feather duster. Shortly afterwards "Porky" was made a prisoner and placed In a box for safekeeping. Members of the force are divided in opinion as to whether the newcomer should have his bristles clipped and made to work, or be kept as he Is and used as a mascot In times of strife. HltlOAK AWAY FROM FOLLY and the empty social pleasures of life. The substantial ones are only worth considering, and what Is more sub stantial than a handsome bank ac count? It meariB much to the thought ful ones, especially If your money Is In the keeping of the ment. Being a warm personal friend of President Roosevelt, he keeps In close touch with the president's fight on the official grafters and believes that the Roosevelt administration will go down In the annals of the govern ment as a history-making epoch. Prof. Conklln says that Wheeler Is a democratic, approachable, broad minded man, of wonderful magnetism and Infinite capacity for work. Since hearing the great Callfornlan, Pro fessor Conklln has cast aside his for mer belief that Wheeler was aristo cratic or egotistical. He says that anybody can meet and enjoy the com pany of Wheeler without the leas feeling of embarrassment. EFFECTS OX DRUNKEN INDIAN. to CIGAR STORE SOLD, Former Proprietor Undecided as Future Movements. Ja'kc Welch has purchased the W. D. Hansford cigar store on Court street, and In the future will have ehnrgc of that business. The deal was made last evening, and the price paid by Mr. Welch was $1700. Mr. Hansford has not yet decided what he will do now that he has sold his business, but as yet he has formed no plans that will take him away from Pendleton. liquor is Found Upon Them Seldom During Past Few Months. "Indian, drunk, effects five cents and a horse." The above entry was found upon the record of arrests at the recorder's office this morning and Is a sample of some of the ludicrous things thut may be seen around a police station. Evidently the redskin was beyond the use of his own animal, for the record also states that "Carney and Ken nedy's hack was used for above In dian." The above case, with two mpre of a similar nature, were the only ar rests made last night, consequently It would seem that the Indian Is about to crowd his white brother away from In front of the bar or else getting away with all of the booze through the back door. The "effects" of the other two In dlans arrested last night were given as "knife, pocketbook and pnlr of gloves" for one. and n "knife and pair of tweezers" for the other. A noticeable thing regarding the articles that are found on drunken Indians is, that it Is now very sel dom that any liquor Is found on them; whereas formerly, a bottle of some description was nearly always to be found on a drunken Indian. This change Is said by some to be due to the fact that Indians may now drink from glasses like other citizens and do not need to hide out with a bottle In order to slake their thirst. UNION Gordon - - $3.00 MAnir 2? a!Iory $3 & $2.50 mJUtL te; Maine --- $1.75 OUR, FALL STOCK OF IIATS COMPLETE AND READY FOR INSPECTION. BUY EARLY AM) SEE TIIRM i.r. vr.iT I EASILY FIND A HAT TO PLEASE. j ...ROOSEVELT'S... 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Wo don't ask J600 for a $200 Instrument and then come down to 1400 to catch the buyer who does not know values. The Stelnway, A. B. Chase and Emerson. Are all Instruments of reputation, and they are sold at prices commensurate with good workmanship, backed by tone and quality. , A Five OcttTe suitable for small homes. It occupies Piano for $120 ut thc R"mc "pace " a ParIor r Wiitc Sewing Machines Aro the best. They have Improve ments possessed by no others, and an Investigation will convince you of their superiority. You may open an Instalment credit account at any hour, ana your goods will be delivered without delay. JESSE FAILING I Near Bridge tlnl. Plll,l, Pntont.Tantitnom). DoGixx), Km; SlrlKin, WSknn or )r(. 10c. Sr. Mr. Nevor Slid In bulk. Thit Knniilni ulil-t KtRnipetl (JCtt nranted to cur or your mon I back Sterllnf Remedy Co., Chi ago or N.Y. toe ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES A TOPIC OF GROWING INTEREST Every citizen Is Interested in nnd feels Justly proud In the develop ment and progress of our commonwealth. This fact Is ably Illustrat ed In the enormous growth within two years, of Oregon's great Mu tual Fire Insurance Co., THE O HERON FIHE KEL1EF ASSOCIA TION, head office at McMlnnvllle, Ore., has over 25,000 members, carrying over $22,000,000 Insurance, or about one-fifth of all the In surance In the slate. This association has now opened permanent office in this city at No. 103 E. Alta St. Every ono having property to Insure should be Interested because this association furnishes in sruance to its members strictly nt cost. T. L. DUNSMORE, Local Manager, Office 10.1 East Alta Street. Pendleton, Oregon. mmmmmm 1 For sale at the East Oregonlnn office Large Bandies of newspapers, containing over 100 big papers, can be had for 25c a bundle. ,, :