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BAST ORBdONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER SO, IMS.
PAUB BTVB.
SURVEYS IN OREGON.
Detailed Report of the Geological Sur
vey fur the Year.
A recent bulletin Issued by the geo
logical survey of tho United States
lives the following details of the work
dona In Oregon during the pant year:
During June and July examination
was made of various plucer deposits.
A preliminary examination of the oc
currence of heuvy sands ut the mouth
of the Columbia rivur In Oregon and
on the WaHhlngton xhore wan made by
Doctor Day, who also examined the
material pumped up by tho dredge
operated by the United States engineer
corpH at I'll la r Hock, near the mouth
of Columbia river.
A. H. Gale, uxxtHted by Karl W.
Bachert, wan di'tulled to muke a care
ful examination of these localities In
co-oeralloii with the Astoria chum
ber of commerce, which puld the ex
peiiHe of collecting the Hands. Five
carloads were tuken from Clatsop
Putins, Seaside, Hammond Htatlon,
Wurrenlon and the dredgo ut Pillar
Hock. These were sent to the concen
trating pavilion at Portland for prac
tical tests.
Doctor Duy ulso examined the black
lands In the large bar of Columbia
river opposite Hood River, Ore. A
carload of sand was collected here and
Is now being further Investigated by
J. F. Itatcheldcr.
After an Investigation of the sunds
at the mouth of the Columbia river,
Mr. Oule Joined Prof. J. F. Kemp, ge
ologist, ut Grant's Pass, Or., and aided
him In the examination of the heavy
sands found with the placer mines at
Iceland, Wolf ('reek. Grant's Pass and
other placers at Klrby and Waldo,
Ore.. Keddlng. Hhellcy Creek, the
oceun beach at Crescent City, Col.,
Hmlth river, the mouth of Pistol river,
the mouth of Itogue river, Gold Beach.
Ilandon, Murshfield, Orovllle, and
Ophlr, Ore.
Prof. Kemp, assisted by Victor C.
Helkes, is now engaged In a similar
examination of placer saiuls on the
Snake river in Iiluho.
HO ATS 'IX) ItKsl'.MK.
Several Boats to Engugn III Snake
River Truffle.
Cuptain Ralph naughman will leave
today for Rlpurla and will probably
be accompanied by Cupt. Aklns. The
latter believes thut the O. It. & N.
boats can soon be placed In service as
the result of the recent rains, says the
Lewlxlon Tribune. It is understood to
be the purpose of the O. R. & N. to
pluce not only the company's boats
the Lewlston and Spokune in serv
ice, but also the steumer Norma, which
will be operated under lease. It is un
derstood that Captain Aklns will be
in command of the Normu. With the
largest gruin tonnage ever stored on
the river, and with the work III prog
ress on the Iwlston-Rlpurlu line, the
boats will have the bushiest season In
the history of river navigation. The
t). It. & X. Is therefore particularly
unxlous to put the boats In service.
C. F. Allen, the lessee of Ilia steam
er Mountain Gem, will leave Sunday
to confer with the Open River asso
elation officers relative to placing the
boat In service on the run to the port
age.
THE PACKING TRUST FARC E.
After all the thundering in the Index
about the orosecution of the members
of the criminal pork packing trust.
the colophon roars as gently ns a suck
Ing dove. One of the millionaire
puckers has been fined $10,000 and
the others $G000 apiece. This Is about
as If the ordinary mull were given an
elaborate trlul with all the forces 'of
the federal government arrayed
against him and bo fined n postuge
slump. The criminal trust will make
more by violating the luw in one week
than the fine amounts to. Memphis
News-Sclmltar.
The Dulles Wheat to the Orient.
In answer to our uuesllon as to the
amount of flour being shipped these
duys Manager McCoy, of tho W. W.
M. company, said: "On the first of
October we will ship 6S.0O0 sacks to
the orient." He also said that up till
January first they will continue to
ship as fast as the mill can grind It
out. The Dalles Chronicle.
Quick and Easy
You can learn Gregg
IS
Shorthand in half to
- S -T
two-thirds the time needed
$ s
for old-fashioned system.
Iincitc tho n hove sent mire. (Iriyg
fthnritmml la muilfrn. No HhiiillnK. nu
loxitlun. no buck strokes, no tuiril un
ities. Hh.ti on mi Until luinri writing.
Knslnst to lourn; eiiHleHt to lend.
Onfy aulhnrijMHl tfarlioin In Portland,
LESSONS BY MAIL, $16.
Write for (fret) Illustrated catalogue.
! U BUSINESS COLLEGE
25-32 Y.M.C.A. Bldg., Portlsnd, Oregon
SCHEDULE OF
PEN DLETON-UKIAH
Stage I fne
In.. a ..iva bttwi.a I't-I.iuk kj
bWlah, Jcept Rood?. Stags leave
Alston at T a. m.. arrlrta at Vklah at t
p. n. Return stag leaTes Uklab at f a
. - I a tanrfltAtl S fl HI
renaistOD to uiisn, roaaa inp, aa.
Pendleton to aim, ti.io; roona trip, so
,mn to RldM. 12: roond trio. 18 So
Pendleton to Nye, 11.80 s roond trip, (ISO
Pendleton to Pilot Bock, 1 1 roond trip.
II 60.
Offle at Brock a UeComsa rn Sfora
Walters' Flouring Mills
Capacity, 1(0 barrels a day.
Flour exchanged for wheat.
Flour, Hill Feed, Chopped Feed,
to., always on band.
Yea tea.
Throughout ber career Venice In
spired In her sons each devotion as
passe the patriotism of most peoples.
They revered her as queen, they loved
ber us mother. Although an exclusive
oligarchy ruled the state, yet every
Venetluu felt that Venice belonged to
lilm. St. Mark was the patron equally
of doge aud dustman. The legend
which all believed, the pageants In
which oven the humblest had his place,
uprang out of the heart of the whole
people and symbolized the unity which
hound all together. And life In Venice,
mere physical life, was pleasant to a
larger proportion of the Inhabitants
nud during more generations than It
lias been In any other city. No wonder,
therefore, that when Tintorot, the
greatest of her painters In so many
respects the greatest of all painters
was commissioned to decorate the vast
wall of the hull of the great council,
wishing to express the feeling of every
Venetian toward his inconiparuble city,
ho chose for his subject paradise.
Thayer's "History of Venice."
Klrat Trenaatlaullc Yacht Bare.
The three schooners, Henrietta,
Vesta and Kleetwing, were the con
testants In tho tlrst across the ocean
yacht race, In 18110, for a stake of
$UO,00. Those three yachts made the
race In the depth of winter, starting
from New York harbor ou Dec. 11,
180)1, and finishing off the Needles a
fortnight later, the' Henrietta crossing
the Hue on Christmas eve, tho Vesta
uud 1'leetwlng finishing In the early
morning hours of the great holiday.
And for almost the entire length of
thut 3,000 mllo passage they were ac
companied by strong westerly winds,
heuvy seas ami ulteruate squalls of
rulu, hall and snow. Neither the pas
sengers nor crew were In dry clothes
from beginning to end of the race,
and they suffered every hardship, bar
ring shipwreck, that could come to
uuy one making the pussuge In the
winter mouths.
China's National Tree.
The tuug-shu, or wood oil, tree Is
worthily named the national tree of
China. It Is stately In appearance,
with smooth green hark and wide
spreading branches, affording a fine
shade. It lielongs to the ctiphorblacac,
or spurge, family, of which the castor
oil plant Is a member. It hears a fruit
resembling a shell hark hickory nut,
but as large us a small orange. Each
uut contains three triangular seeds sim
ilar to small Brazil nuts. The oil Is
pressed from these seeds, and the ref
use Is used as a fertilizer. The oil Is
used principally for polishing woodwork-
and dressing leather. Consld
alile quantities are exported. The wood
of the tung-suu Is used for making mu
sical Instruments, fine boxes and the
framework of small houses. It is free
from the ravages of Insects.
Aa Odd Wrratllna- Match.
The extraordinary custom of wres
tling for a bottle prevails at Halluton,
in Leicestershire, England, where the
villagers have to brace themselves for
action 00 Easter Monday In order to
retain possession of a plot of ground
left to them in the good old days. The
bottle Is a large wooden one, bound
round with Iron rims, and contains
ale. It is thrown on the ground that
Hie men of the neighboring vllluge of
Melbourne may try to wrest it from
the inhabitants of Halluton. When the
buttle Is over, the victors drink the
contents. The same bottle has done
duly for nearly half a century. As a
preliminary to the great struggle, two
ueat pies and two dozen penny loaves
are scrambled for.
The Hrallr "iood Man."
If you are really "a good man," If
you cun really do good work In uuy
line, you do not need capital. In every
trade newspaper you will llnd adver
tisements of this character: "The serv
ices of a good man more Important
than capital." A cry goes tip from ev
ery quarter for really good men, men
who can accomplish results, men who
will not cause more trouble around a
shop than their services are worth. Of
course you say you are "a good man,"
but If you can prove It you are all
right. There Is no end to the possibili
ties of a young man who has good hub
Its, good health and la able to do some
thing well. Atchison Globe.
SonarM m Safe Spot.
"A Chinaman asleep In a tiger trap
la something of a novelty, even for
Perak," says a Penang writer. "A
cooly was discovered one morning
near a Klnta mine, having apparently
passed the night In the trap. When
roused he said that sleep had overtaken
blm, and so he chose the one spot least
likely for the tiger to visit the trap
that had been set for a year without
result. ITo thought that the tiger knew
a thing or two about traps."
The Falllnar Off In Tip..
"I tell you what," grumbled the pes
simistic waiter, "people ain't glvlu' tips
like they used to in tho old days."
"That's right," replied the fuuny
waiter. "Think of Esau, who gave his
birthright for a mess of pottage."
Philadelphia Ledger.
Take Your Choice.
If you peep under your pie at tho bot
tom crust your hostess will be offend
ed; it you do not tuke the precaution
your stomach tuny bo Insulted. The
only safe rule In this dllcuimn Is to In
sult the one you can afford to Insult.
Boston Transcript
Bllsaful lanoranee.
lie I am told that he has more mon
ey than ho kuows what to do with.
She Has ho, really? Such Ignorance
most bo bllssl
Whatever are the benefits of fortune,
they require a paluto tit to relish and
taste them. Montnlgne.
All the latest school caps, Including
oil oloth tarns. At Mrs. Campbell's.
RESOURCEFUL EDITOR.
Wldi the Forms Waiting; for Editorial,
He Made Good.
A certain editorial writer on the
staff of a Texas newspaper was inclin
ed to dllatorlness during certain peri
ods of conviviality and caused there
by much concern In the breast of the
foreman of the composing room just
prior to the moment when the forms
must go to press. 1
But the writer was a part owner cf
of the paper and could not well be
discharged, since he occupied the po
sition of managing editor. Many
times the editorials were late and the
paper delayed In going to press, but
the delinquent writer always mado
good after a fashion. Finally he hit
upon a scheme when he was called
upon at the lost moment for "copy,"
that may, In all justice to expediency,
be called the art of genius.
The hour was very late and no lead
ing editorial had gone to the com
posing room. In frantic haste the
foreman sent for the editorial writer,
and only after half an hour was he
loculetl In a nearby saloon and much
the worse for his dalliance there.
He grasped the Intelligence that he
had forgotten his leading column and
made his way as fast as he could to
his office. Snatching a piece of copy
Taper In one hand, he caught up a
copy of the New York Times with the
other and from It clipped .1 leading
editorial, which he pasted nn the pa
per. Then he wrote: v
"We cannot agree with the New
York Times when It says:"
The editorial of the Times was
copied, the Texas paper went to presf.
nnd the editor back to the saloon.
New York Times.
EVIDENCE NOME'S WEALTH.
New Mining Districts Show Great
Prospect Gohl Exhibited at Lewis
and Clark lair From itampart.
Increasing evidence of the mineral
wealth of the Nome district In Alaska
Is shown In the exhibits which recent
ly have arrived from the far north
and are on exhibition In the Nome
section of the territorial wing of the
United States government building at
the Lewis and Clark exposition.
H. T. Thumm, a well known Alaska
mining man, came down from the
north a few days ago with an assort
ment of nuggets that surprised even
people who are familiar with the won
derful wealth of the northlund.
Most of the nuggets were small, and
some of the gold was In the form of
coarse dust, but in all, Mr. Thumm
hud about $3000 worth of metal. The
gold was brought to the exposition
from the Itampart City district, on
the Youkon, near the mouth of the
Tanana river. '
Ordinary placer mining hus been
carried on In this district, but recent
rich strikes have resulted In the In
stallation of new and expensive ap
paratus, so that from now on hydrau
lic mining will be practiced there.
Like Finding Money.
Finding healtn Is Ilk finding money
so think those who ore sick. When
you have a cough, cold, sore throat, or
chest Irritation, better act promptly
like W. C. Barber, of Sandy Level, Va.
He says: "I had a terrible chest trou
ble, caused by smoke and coal dust
nn my lungs; but, after finding no re
lief In other remedies, I was cured by
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Cough and Colds." .Great
est sale of any cough or lung medicine
in the world. At Tollman & Co. and
Brock & MeComas' drug stores; 60c
and $1.00; guaranteed. Trial bottle
Tree.
Call at A. Kunkel & Co.'s and ex
nmine their smut cleaner.
FARMERS
IS-
I How About
I
We can save you money on It. It will pay you to come and see use before you buy. We have a strong
line of wagons, backs and buggies. Including the famous Cooper Wagon, and the celebrated Racine Hacks
and Buggies.
We believe that for the same money we can give you better goods or we can give yon the same goods
for less money than you can get In any other Implement house in Pendleton. Quality, however. Is what
counts and that you will find hero. Quality, or the lack of It, Is always before you as long aa you use the
article, long after thep rice has been forgotten; so don't neglect to get quality, nor don't go elsewhere
nnd buy something that Is said to be Just as good, and whose defects ore hidden beneath coat of paint.
Take the case of Drills. We handle the Superior Drill, which Is true to its name, as It Is the superior of
any other Drill on the market. We are the agents for the Reversible Dlso Plow and the Dlso Harrow;
also the Walla Walla Werder, and tho Lightning Weedor. look over this partlol list of what we carry
In stock. It may suggest to you something you are In 1 exl of.
Harvester Supplies, Drapers, Tank Pumps, Tank Hose, Ael Grease, MaclUne OU, Oil Cans, Sprocket
Chains, Belting, Laco Leather, Babbitt, Carriers, Pulleys, Reaches, Singletrees, Hay Forks, etc If yon
want any of the above or anything else In our line let us know and we will take pleasure In serving you
and filling your wants.
FRED WEBER
Successor to the Umatilla Implement Co.
"CUT IT OUT"
say the doctor to many of his lady patients, because he doesn't
know of any medicinal treatment that will positively cure womb or
ovarian troubles, except the surgeon's knife.
That such a medicine exists, however, has been proved by the
wonderful cures performed on diseased women, In thousands of
cases, by
WINE
OF
Woman's Relief
It has saved the lives of thousands of weak, sick women, and
has rescued thousands of others from a melancholy lifetime of
chronic Invalidism. It will cure you, If you will only give it a chance.
Sold at every drug store In $ 1 .00 bottles. Try It.
WRITE US A LETTER
freely and frankly, In strictest confi
dence, telling us all your troubles.
Wo will send Free Advice (in plain,
sealed envelope). Address: Ladies'
AJvisory Dept., The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., ChatUnooga, Tenn.
I Your
Stationery
A person Is known by the stationery
used, so If you would be up-to-date
use tho latest stationery. We linve
Mock of staiionry that Is the brightest,
freslMst and nuewt Ideas.
Our new line Is now In, coining di
rect from the East, and we are show-.
lng some entirely new styles.
No mattcT what you want In writing
paer and envelopes, we have them.
Now style paper In bo4, packets
and tablets with envelopes to match.
Let us show the lot fashions In stationery.
Cook
NOLF'S OI,D STAND.
Try a sample lot of oar
....SLAB WOOD ...
you will find that It la the most economical
wood that you can ,-uy.
THE PRICE IS STILL (4.50 FOR SAWED WOOD DELIVERED.
OREGON LUMBER YARD
Tel. Main I.
That New Wagon You Are
Going to Buy?
GARDU
GAVE OP SUPPORTER
"I wore a supporter for years, for
my womb, which had crowded every
thing down before it, writes Mrs. S. J.
Chrisman,of Mannsville, N.Y. "I suf
fered untold misery and could hardly
walk. After taking Cardut I gave up
my supporter and can now be on my
feet halt a day at a time."
Perry
COURT STREET.
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Qraunda Immaaiataty attar tho
Monster Street Parade
10 I vary Moralns at 10 a'oaaok.
T10 Pirfornaoces Daily, 2 aid 8 P. V.
DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR EARLIER
PENDLETON
ONE DAY ONLY
FRIDAY, Oct.
6
If you have any ring plans caame In
and look over our collection, anr
rings are all new styles, the qauiUtf is
the best and the prices will sotraarlse
you. It doesn't take much aaoaey to
buy a beautiful ring here.
Winslow Bros.
Jeweler-Optician.
Postofflce Block.
The Grouse Season
IS NOW HERE. WE HAVE A FULL
LINE OP AMMUNITION. COME
AN D SEE L'S BEFORE YOU GO OUT
FX) RTHE BIRDS.
Taylor Hardware
Company
741 Main Street
: "Cover the Earth"
You won't have to burn off
j Sherwin Williams
e paints. They never peel, blls
J ter or chalk. Always reliable.
E. J. Murphy
a 111 East Court Street.
'Phone Black S181.
CHICKENS
NEED
SHKLL
BONE
GRIT
AND MANY OTHER THIN OS
WHICH
C.F.Coleswofthy
CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH.
127-12 EAST ALT A STREET.
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