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PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OItKCO.IA?r, PEXDI.ETON, OREGON. FIUDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, IMS. EIGHT PAGES. c....... a. ........ I Brains vs. Tears exclaim js with one voice. Give me MryiJoJieMopkin-r Boy-Proof Clothes' A Mg eommlsKioii Is never paid by the Golilen Iiule Store to some for eigner to come In anil run our l.tslncws for us. We huve nothing but byiiioa thy and tears for tlmso who by nature lack the cnimolty to manage tl'clr Own affairs. It Is their misfortune Uioy cun't help It, We believe there Is but one tiling thnt "111 draw and hold trade, I. e. ri' 1 bargains. On these we rely. It makes no difference wluit others may adver tise. We will save you money on every purchase. N Golden Rule Store (iOI.DEN KUI.E PRICES--GOLDEN RULE TREATMENT. GENERAL NEWS. The total present attendance at Yale university is about 3500. Seven thousand union painters In New York will strike unless their wages are raised 50 cents per day. The Minneapolis Times, for 14 years an Independent paper, has suspended with no likelihood of being: revived. The fair now In progress at Nel son, B. C.. is accounted a great suc cess. The attendance Is 50 per cent greater than last year. Securities valued at $380,000 have been stolen by unknown parties from the office of a Wall street broker whose name is withheld. General Stoessel, who commanded the Russian forces at Port Arthur, Is at Moscow, suffering from a stroke of paralysis which affects the entire left side. The Chinese government Is display ing considerable energy In occupying Manchuria since the close of the war, and assuming responsibility for good order. Fifteen carloads of dressed mutton have Just left San Francisco for Alaska. The largest single consign ment of cold storage ever sent to that region. Jimmy Rritt has taken in $100,000 during his career as a prize fighter. He Is thrifty and has saved and Invest ed much the greater part of the mount. ( In an overalls factory at Los Ange les Miss F.mma Rlauvelt. an operator, was completely scalped by her hair becoming entangled In the machinery. She will die. Among the vessels driven ashore and wrecked at Manila by the ty phoon Is the American ship Hecla. Captain Nelson, which sailed from Portland. Or., August 30. She clear ed with 1,091,058 feet of lumber. Hall Caine, the great English nov elist, declares he would rather write novels than be king of England, or president of the United States. He opines that the great unwritten Amer ican novel must handle the wealth and Industrial problems adequately. The 270th academic year of Harvard rollege was begun September 28. It Is believed that the entering class will be one of the largest In the history of the college. Many Improvements have been made In the college build ings during the summer. Jacob Hart, a legless Chicago man, pleaded guilty to shooting and killing his wife. Hart claimed she was too intimate with other men. There was little proof to back a charge of mur der, but Hart "wanted to have It off his mind," and preferred the peniten tiary anyhow. NORTHWEST NEWS. REAL ESTATE. We have more property listed for sale than we can handle, and conse quently are compelled to refuse to list property unless the pHce Is right. We get the seller's very lowest price, as If buying for ourselves, and frequently have absolutely refused to list proper ty at prices other firms formerly had It listed. We have been In the county for 20 years, and moreover, have bought and sold approximately $700,000 worth of city and country property and claim to know values. We have good wheat lands and stoc k ranches, but we muKe a special ty of city property and can. for four hours fast driving with horse and buggy, show you city property for sale. We select our own list and sell what we choose. If you are thinking of Investing you cannot afford to do so before seeing us. and whether you buy of us or not Is Immaterial. We will be glad to see you, and show you samples. We are members of the Interstate Investors' Association, composed of the h-adlng real estate firms chosen, one from each of six hundred counties throughout Western United States and Canada. We can handle property for you In these counties as well as If we wars there. E. T. WADE & SON. Office In E. O. Ilulldlni... P. O. Box 324. 'Phone Mack Sill. PBNDLETON OREGON. The Union county fall will be held at La Grande from October 3 to 9, in clusive. The entire Pa louse country has been visited by a drenching rain of two duys' duration. The vote at Colville. Wash., was unanimous for a AO-mill tax to raise $40,000 for a new school house. The wheat crop around EJwall. Wash., Is much heavier this year than last, though not of any better quality. At Lewlston, Idaho, Police Judge C. P. Coburn was convicted of malicious mischief In shooting a neighbor's dog, and wus fined $1 and costs. Dora Jennings and her brother, Henry, both under 15 years of age, are In Jail at Grant's Pass, charged with the murder of their father by shoot ing. Fire destroyed the Chinese quarter of Weavervllle, Trinity county, Cat. A heavy rain stopped Its further progress and now the exclusion element declare the Lord is on their side. Trinidad, a locality contiguous to Wenatchee, is getting the reputation of raising an extra fine quality Al of winter wheat. Millers and shippers In every direction are reaching for it. W. D. Cummlngs stole an overcoat at Spokane. One hour later he was in Jail for the offense. He escaped, stole the same overcoat a second time, was recaptured and resentenced the same day. C. M. Cllne, secretary and treasurer, and Jack Milne, steward of the Cor vallis Athletic club, have been convict ed of violating the local option law by handling liquors for beverage pur poses. In the club. The first snow of the season has fallen In the Coeur d'Alenes, ' Burke being covered on September 27 with a coat of damp snow. The same date the hilltops around Wardner were covered with snow. One of the details of the undertak ing to make Spokane a city of 150,000 Inhabitants, is the raising of $40,000 to put into advertising. Less than $5000 has been raised so far, and the machine Is beginning to creak. In less than three years 134 crlm lual cases have been appealed from the Portland municipal court. Of this numhber 18 have met with a penalty In the higher court, leaving 118 to be cleared, either Justly or unjustly. STRAIN TOO GREAT. Hundreds of Pendleton People Find It So. The hustle and worry of business men. The hard work and stooping of workmen. J'hc woman's household cares, Are .oo great a strain on the kid neys. Backache, headache, sldeache. Kidney troubles, urinary troubles follow. A Pendleton citizen tells you how to cure them all. Charles W. Beale, expressman, liv ing at 300 West Tustln street, corner of Aura street, and well known to every resident of Pendleton, says: "For years past I have been troubled with kidney disorders, caused, I think by heavy lifting required by my oc cupation. The strain was such that I was unable to stoop or rise again without pain and effort. The kidney secretions were Irregular, especially at night and caused me much annoy ance. When I first heard of Doan'a Kidney Pills I decided to try them and got a box at Brock & McComas' drug store. They have relieved me to a very great extent, both as to the backache and the urinary trouble, and I have the greatest confidence In them." For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo. N. T., sole agents for the United States, Remember the name Doan's end take no other. Salesmen Wanted Cash advanced weekly; good territory open; outfit free. Some are making $100 to $150 per month. Why not you? Address, Washington Nursery Company, Top penish, Wash. 0 E T VAST TRADE 1"0SS1IUI.1T1KS NOW 1IKFORK AMERICA Great Soaemist of tlie INtciflc Makes It Posslblo for Tills Country to Hunt lnute tho Entire Trade of the Orient Amerleun Manufacturers Should Awukcn to the Opportunities Rehire Them. Our complete stock of fall hats are here. Boston store. Three thousand millions nf dollars Thut is the arithmetical measure of the commerce of the orient, says special dispatch from Washington Thus it Is summed up by tho official statistician of the government's de purtment of statistics. And that commerce Is said to be "yet small" as compared with the world's commerce. The population of Asia and Oceun- lea Is 850.000.000. while that of all other parts of the world combined Is only about 750.000,000. Its land area is 18.000,000 square miles, while that of other :arts of the world 34,000,000; yet the commerce of the orient Is but a paltry $3,000,000,000, while that of other parts of the world is $19,000, 000.000. So It Is : een that the average per capital commerce In the orient Is $3 a year, while the average per capita for the rest of the world Is $27 a year, The trouble hus been luck of rail roads. This lack Is soon to be supplied is being supplied. The orient hus less than one-tenth of the world's railways, though it has more than ono-half the world's popu lation and a third of Its area. It Is Interesting to note thut the two countries In this orient which have most railways Japan and India have the largest Increase of trade. In dia has about 28.000 miles of ralwuy. Japan has about 4500 miles of rail way. The foreign commerce of China, with 400,000,000 Industrious people (but no railways), has grown but $100,000,(100 since 1870: that of India with 300,000.000 people, and a system of railways, has grown $268,000,000; and that of Jasan, with only 45,000 000 and a system of railways, hUB grown $215,000,000. And how does the United Stat'S stand to share in this commenia prize of the orient? All the countries and Islands of Asia and Oeeanica now Import buy from the rest of the world about as much as the United States exports annually. Our share in that market ut present Is about 8 oer cent. But the United States Is better situ ated than any occidental country to share In, and increase that trade. , At present the United States sells .o the Orient about $100,000,000 worth of goods a year, whilo Europe s-ds $600,000,000. Hut tho records of the past 10 years show that we are gain ing much more rapidly In this trade than uny other nation. The imports from China, Japan and Australia from all European coun tries combined showed an increase In 1903 of but $45,000,000 as compared with 1900, while the Increase In tm portatlons by those countries from tho United States alone In the same period was $49,000,000, thus showing that our gain in their Import trade was ac tually greater than the gain of till Europe combined. Our purchases, too. from the orient have grown since 1870 from less than $32,000,000 to $190,000,000 in 1901. We take from them large quantities of raw silk, tea, hemn. jute, tin, goat skins, etc.. and we send them raw an.l manufactured Iron and steel, flour meats and rice. .No country has the natural advnii' tages which are possessed by the Unit' ed States for securing this oriental trade. In the command which Ameii can merchants have of the Pacific ocean. Our national frontage on the Pacific Is 12.500 nautical miles, while that of the United Kingdom Is 10,000, of Russia 6000. Japan 5000 and China about 3000. In addition to this we are about be ginning tho construction of the lath mlan canal, which, when comple'ed, will furnish direct water communlca tlon between the orient and our pro ducing manufacturing sections In the cast and south. Cotton, Iron and breadstuffs will go by this route to the orient, touching at the ports of Seattle, San Francisco and Tacoma. By this means alone the United States would increase her oriental ex ports from $100,000,000 to $500,000,- 000 per annum. Trustees' Meeting Tonight. A special meeting of the executive committee of tho board of trustees of Pendleton academy will be held this evening at 8:45 at tho Presbyterian church. Tho man who chooses his words seldom has to make any of them good Quick and Easy You can learn Gregg Shorthand in half to two-thirds the time needed for old fashioned y stems. Pmr-ilce the a hove, scntencon. (IieK, shorthand Is modern. No shndlni;. rn position, no brick strokes, no haul nn glf'S. Hased on natuinl handwi Iti-if Kaslent to learn; 'HMfpt to it"id Only nurhorixid ffRphrfl In Portland LESSONS BY MAIL, $15. Write for (free) Illustrated catalogue H 0 Hi 5 BUSINESS COLLEGE t-now BUY A LOT IN URIAH AND MAKE BIG MONEY "Ukiah is the Place" Owing to the advance in property value on January 1, 1906. we will buy all the unsold lots and immediately close the sale 9 Pays IS twe light For the sale of 364 lots that at least calculation will double in value in this time. The present price asked per lot is only Payable $5.00 cash, balance in install ments of $2.50 per month The time will soon be past for buying property in UKIAH at its first price. Once you couid afford to wait until this time, but now the promise of immediate development of this fertile valley assures that YOU CAN'T AFFORT 70 WAIT ANOTHER DAY Before getting in on this deal at ground-floor values Remember that the name UKIAH Will be a synonym for: The greatest summer resort on the coast; the finest grade of finishing lumber; the best dairy products; a high grade of coal; the finest horses ane cattle in the world. When the raiiroad arrives at this beautiful prairie land it will find the most resourceful country yet unopened. That time is close at hand. "UKIAH IS THE PLACE" ".'Xhas. A.' EHi 106 E. Alta St. Pendleton, Ore. liniltllllliillltliUlltlllilaiai.i....i.i.i..ii.i............ '
