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I am the Little Seam Dampener that keeps your COLLARS FROM
CRACKING. I came to Pendleton to make FRIENDS and PATRONS
for
ROBINSON'S DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
The Laundry That Don't Crack Your Collars
ROASTS WALLACE,
Imparling Minister Hurl Hot Shot tit
Idaho Town.
The following dispatch from Wal
lace, Idaho, gives a synopsis of the
farewell sermon of Rev. H. V. Fer
guson, Baptist minister at that place:
"Get out, lest the Iniquities of the
city consume you." was the exhorta
tion of the minister. "I am going to
morrow and I advise you all to do the
same as soon us you can. So far as
1 can learn, there are no persons re
siding In Wallace who really want to
live here. They all expect to move as
soon as they can. Why, even God's
sunshine seems to begrudge the few
rays It sends down Into this dismal
murky canyon during the long months
of the fall and winter.
"After seven months of labor in
Wallace it is my impression that Wal
lace wants no preacher. Neither does
the city want institutional work oi
rescue work. Wallace bears the rep
utatlon of being a fine place for graft
ers Rnd fakirs. The moral rottenness
of the place is somewhat awful, and
the moral stench Is such that there Is
little wonder that not many people
want to live here.
"Then there is your mayor. Oh,
that beautiful mayor!
me $. to officiate at the funeral of
some old friend of his. Judging from
the language Mr. Osburn used he was
not a deacon of any church, but he
paid me for officiating at that fune
ral, which is something no one In
Wallace ever did.
"When I spoke to a prominent bus
iness man concerning the awful con
dition here he advised me to move out
If I did not like the ways of the city.
There is an old adage about 'When
you are In Rome do as the Romans
do.' God pity the Romans if they
did what the people of Wallace do."
ENFORCING GAME LAWS.
State Warden linker Making a Vigor
ous Campaign.
State Warden J. W. Baker arrived
in the city last night from Cottage
Grove on business connected with the
illegal sale of ducks In Baker City
during the past month, sayB the Baker
City Herald. He conferred today with
Deputy Game Warden Parker and
District Attorney Lomnx and an
nounced that It was his intention to
prosecute these cases in the courts.
With the new license law in effect
Mr. Baker Is prov'ded with funds
whereby cases can be prosecuted and
He Is a sped- he has been doing some very effective
men of Sodom In the Coeur d'Alenes. work already this year. Out of about
I was never able to find him until one ! S3 arrests he has secured 72 convic
of the game law anil as a result vio
lations became qulto general every
where. Hut we are going to put a
stop to that now. I advocated this
license law for two years before the
legislature adopted It. It Is In force
In many other states and the hunters
do not mind the paying of 11 for the
privilege of hunting when they know
the money is going for the protection
of the game."
Mr. linker expects to leave tonight
as he expects to , be In Ashland day
after tomorrow when he will meet
with representatives from the Klam
ath region to discuss the situation
down there.
aside as u reserve until It Increases in
value tti such an extent that It will in
crease the school fund materially
when sold eventually.
FOR STATE RESF.RV1
Hons. Next year with ample funds on
hand he expects to enforce the game
law all over the state.
"The money is coming In a little
late for us to do much this year."
said Mr. Baker, this morning, "but
we will have a good sum on hand to
commence work with next year and
the game
day I left him a note saying that if he
had any political aspirations to meet
me at 11 o'clock. He met me at 11
o'clock. Do you know that the mayor
you elected in a speech welcomed the
chorus girls In a burlesque show to
the city of Wallace?
"Wallace supports over 30 saloons.
Innumerable fraternal orders but will ' we are going to enforce
not support a church. Dan Mclnnis. j law."
the proprietor of the dance hall, Is Mr. Baker has been pretty busy
more a gentleman than some of the; with his court cases this fall and re
church members In this city who pre-; ceutly secured the conviction of a
tend to uphold the morals of the com- Portland restaurant keeper for sell
uiunily. hut who are deep In the mire I lug ducks at meals. The hunting II
of Iniquity. Some of them stand high ! cense of the state has amounted to
ill their churches. i about $12.uiii) already this year with
"During my residence in this city j a great many counties yet to make
only once was I offered any money ! their next quarterly report,
for officiating at a funeral, and that! "Under the old system," sard Mr.
was by a man by the name of Os- Baker, "we did not have any funds
Governor Clmmhcrliiln Would Set
Aside a Choice Tract.
Salem, Oct. 27. Having finally
made up his mind as to his course of
action in his proposed establishment
of a stale forest reserve for the bene
fit of the school fund Governor Cham
berlain has decided to Issue a call fur
offers of information as to the loca
tion of available government tracts of
forest land, ranging from 1000 to 20.
000 in acreage. In u body which he
can procure for the substitution of
state base, of which latter the state
has between 60,000 and "0.000 acres
available.
Although no fund is at hand whkn
can be drawn upon by the governor
to pay for the location of these lands,
at a stipulated price per acre, by tim
ber locators, but the governor will in
vite tenders of land with the under
standing that the locator will take his
chances of awaiting the favorable ac
tion of the legislature In making fii
appropriation directly covering the ex
pense. It Is not known what pikes will I
asked by the locators of this timber
land for the stale, but it Is thougn
from 2 n to SO cents per acre will be a
fair price. The state land agent, as
sisted by a reliable timber cruiser,
will investigate the status of nil lands
offered and certify a to their availa
bility for location.
The governor propones to take up It
equal amount of government land to
The I licks Auiutnac for 190(1.
The Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac will
not be published for 1900, but bis
monthly Journal, Word and Works,
has ben changed into a large and
. ostly nuiaale nn'l i will oon'nin his
storm and weather forecasts and other
astronomical features complete. The
November number, now ready, con
tains the forecasts from January to
June, l!n)6. The January number,
(ally December 20 will contain the
forecasts from July to December,
11106. The price of this splendid mag
azine is one dollar a year. See it end
you will have It. The November and
January numbers containing the Rev.
Ill R. Hicks' forecasts for the whole
year, and more complete than ever,
can be had by sending at once ?r
cents to Word and Works Publishing
company, 2201 Locust street, St.
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The highest priced lot hi Pendleton, say 125,000.00, va
once north an amount so small that a child's savings bank
account could easily have bought It.
Towns have grown Into cities within a few years and every
one can recall Instances of rapid increase In the value of such
properties.
Real estate Is the basis of all value and an investment In
it will come nearer making sure money tluui anything else.
Every one who buys a lot In I Uiali Is Investing money that
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Energy and hustle are hacking the enterprise and ample
capital Is at hand to build a railroad that will connect Camas
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Think for a moment! How many chances have you let
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all the exquisite
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Artistic Furniture
Carpets and
Rugs
are now to be seen at our modern
FURNITURE EMPORIUM
We have 20,0110 square feet of floor space, and not only
the floors, but the walls also, are filled with the choicest
things the markets affonl In our lines. Long experience In
the business hn taught us to buy Furniture In which comfort
and durability are combined with beauty, alt at popular
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Canvass, as completely us yon may, and yon will not find
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Yours to Please,
M. A. RADER
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