East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 25, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACE TWO. DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS, ltOC EI(nT PAGES. 1 OF IT U IT LANDS THEM EVERY TIME, because the tackle is ours, and we carry only what's first class. Older fisher man declare to a man that there can be nothing bet ter than our rods, flies, lines, hooks, etc. Just lisiten to the reports from our suns and hardware. Now Is the tlntc to prepare your fishing out Tit. Our tackle lands them every time, because ve handle only the best. SPLIT BAMBOO RODS $1.00 to $10.00 Also Steel Rods, Trunks Rods, Etc. Flies, Lines, Lenders and plain Hooks In all the popular makes. Goodman, Thompson Co. AMMUNITION WATCH FOR HAMMOCKS NEXT WEEK! MOS Tl lib com GENERAL NEWS. Spokane will this summer expend 413.425 on new equipment for the fire department. Among the killed at San Francisco, was Santos Elias Santos, consul gen eral of Ecuador. V. CS. Bierd, superintendent of the Panama railroad, has been promoted to the position of general manager, while the position of superintendent has been abolished. The first bulletin box of California cherries of the season was auctioned at New Tork city, one cherry' at a time, "or the benefit of the earthquake tufforers, and brought S2440. The Masonic Temple in San Fran cisco was burned, and in It all the rec ords of the order since its first organ ization in that city, all the parapher nalia, uniforms and portraits of past Brand officers, and records of the grand lodge". Extensive and much needed Im provements are being made upon the Episcopal church at Moscow and paid for fcy some person who? idi-nrity I the house collapsed upon hlin and burned soon after. His wife vainly protested against his trying to save the watch. George P. Garwood, of Keller, Ferry county, Washington, the southernmost town on the Colville reservation, has purchased the Wilbur Sentinel and re moved the plant and stock to Keller, where he published the first issue of the Kellen Sentinel on April 21. BUYS HIDES OF SMYRNA. lulled Scales Imports Large Quant I tlcs of Long Wool Also. Consul Norton furnishes a state ment from Smyrna In reply to a Bos ton inquiry as to the trade there In wool, goat and sheep skins, and sau sage casings, as follows: "What wool Is produced around Smvrna is chiefly woven into rugs and carpets and thus largely exported. However, wool exports ore growing, 225 long tons going out In 1!03, 7G0 tons in 1904 and of the 1905 exports 740 tons were exported to the United States, the balance going to Belgium his rnllrond Job and took up a home stead in Grant county. He sold that a year or so ago, and a year ago he bought the Uklah hotel and livery sta ble for 12500. During the year he hns owned It ho has cleared $2400, or within $100 of the purchase price. Recently he refused $4000 for the place. This is but one Instnnce of how a nun can do better for himself thnn de-ondnr on wages. Pi-t'L' in Many Lines. Take Ckiuh from another stand point: Rough lumber Is sold at the mill at Uklah for $8 per 1000. In Pen dleton the same lumber Is sold for $22 per 1000. When the railroad comes Into this section It will double the price of the timber lands. There Is considerable excellent timber on Des olation creek, Hldoway, Texas Bar basin and tho foothills. Much of this land may still be purchased for $2.60 an acre. It is an excellent Investment, much better thnn plantations in Jalisco or wheat land In the Texas panhandlo. Two timber cruisers, representing a Minneapolis firm, spent 17 days In here recently trying to sign up tin ber at 90 cents per 1000 stumpaga. It is thought they ore planning to put up a sawmill on the John Day, where saw logs from the John Day, Bridge creek. Desolation creek and Texas Bar bosin are tributary to the mill. To show how cheaply good tim ber lands may be purchased, the two Arbogast boys, Ora and Am, who own a quarter section each, of deeded land In the Texas Bnr basin, which will run about a million and a half feet per quarter, are offering their claims for sale; one at $600 and the other et $650. Hope for tlie Fntnre. Cattle, dairying, timber will make the Camas Prairie a great country some day. ItB present disadvantage Is that It is 43 miles from a railroad, with a hard pull over the mountains, and during the winter the stage used a sled for three months and 10 days, but the railroad's coming would put It In touch with the world and glvo a market for its lumber, coal, butter, cheese, hay and other products. But now before the advent of the Iron horse Is the time for one to get a good place at ridiculously low prices. FRED LOCKLKY. ..i.,,' !,. " himuir ' and Great Britain. The export qual and the bank where the bills are cashed for material and labor. It transpires that Father Gapon, In stead of being lynched by revolution ists and huns. has been spirited away by the holy synod of the Greek church, which condemns him to soli tary Imprisonment for alleged impiety and sacrilegious utterances. The Chinese will not be allowed to again congregate in the territory known for nearly 60 years as China town, in San Francisco. Instead, they will be compelled to colonize on what Is now known as Hunter's Point. In the extreme southern end of the city, on the bay side. John F. Jenks, president of Braun & Fitts, oleomargarine manufacturers of Chicago, and one of the wealthiest men in that business In the west, with F. M. Lowry, secretary of the compa ny, were arrested on a federal war rant charging them with making false reports to the Internal revenue depart ment. The committee of the senate and the house on legislation for a delegate In congress from Alaska, have agree! on the Cushman bill, which p'ovM-:-1 that on the second Tuesd.ty of August next an election shall be held In Alas ka for a delegate to the 60th congress; , aln to serve the remainder of the j repent congress. lty ranks only as third or fourth grade. Tho following Smyrna houses are the wool exporters: Alfred A. Keun A Co., D. & J. Malnetty, A. Lavlno & Co., Hercule Batti, and J. E. Athanassla des. "The annual exportation of goat and sheep skins amounts to about $1100 tons, valued at over $250,000. .Most of these go i J Austria-Hungary. The United States bought last year 35 tonr. worth $11,000. There Is even :i large importation of buffalo and meat cattle hides for this purpo-. The exporters of hides from Sm" na are: Solomon F. Sarfati. L. Maulwuf, S. A. Stassinopulo. A. Lavlno & Co. and A. CorkU'.hl. Tho first two almost mo nopolize the trade. "The export of sausage casings (shetp guts) is small, amounting to $2300, of which $751 covered ship ments to the United States." Ukliih. Ore.. April 25. For years there has been considerable govern ment land enclosed in Camas Prairie, Just n.i is the case in the Juniper coun try and In the vicinity of Varisycie. The recent visit of the government In spectors has resulted In mile after mile of government land being thrown open to public settlement and mile of wire fence rolled up that has been used to enclosethe public domain. One stockman alone rolled up seven miles of fence that he had been using around government land. The throwing open of this land l. bound to have beneficial effect upon the settlement of the country. The stockmen who have been using this land Illegally for their cattle are com plaining bitterly, but the small settler and the man who Is desirous of mak lng actual settlement upon the land is the gainer by the gcyernment's nctlon. GMid IjiikI Vacant. Much of this land is excellent land and "the lundless man and tho man less land" enn confe together with mutual benefit. If some enterprising real estate man, Instead of Investing his money In Alberta, Idaho, Texas or Mexican lands, would come to Camas Prairie and Snipe valley and secure options, good for a year, on a large body of land here, he could clean up a hut full of money. Hut farthest fields are ever greenest and opportunities right here In Uma tilla county are being overlooked. An energetic real estate man could read ily sign up 25,000 acres of land In here at from $5 to $10 an acre, then. go east. Interest some Iowa or other middle west colony who are looking for cheap land In the west, and really sell It for $15 or $20 an acre. It is worth that and It will be only a short time that It will bring twice that price. . Lmul h Clicnp. As an illustration of how cheaply land may now be secured Jim Huston has 320 acres ailjolniug Uklah on the north, which may be bought for $3. 500. Hurt Hoynton has 4 SO acres of splendid land that Joins Uklah town site on the cast,, which may be bought fo.. S10 an acre. McRoynolds has one of the most beautiful farms in the valley, lying on the foothills nhout. three miles from Uklah, that may be bought for $6 or $7 an acre. It con sists of over 1200 acres and is plow I land, pasture and about 40 acres of The trial of Representative Blnger fine timber. The Studlvnnt Brothers, Harmann. growing out of the lnvesti- who have had the stage contract for gatlon or land irregularities, mis aevn the past several years, turn over the indefinitely postponed, owing to the stage contract to Carney & Kennedy departure for San Francisco of Fran on July 1. and their farm of two sec-, els J. Heney, who has prosecuted the ! White Season! Yes, this is the White Season, and how about White Oxfords? You will have to have a pair,, and we are prepared to give you the best Sea Island Duck Oxfords in the market Ladies' $2.00 to $350 a pair Children's $1.25 to $2.25 I ALEXANDER'S j Where You Get Good Values ....SANITARY BARBER SHOP.... THE EAGLE nATH SHAVING PARLORS, 018 MAIN STREET. THREE DOORS NORTH OF HOTEIi ST. GEORGE. Our Parlors are newl, equipped throughout with Hie most mod ern nuiita. y fixtures and apparatus. Everything new and the best In the market. Only tlie highest skilled workmen employed ami every sanitary precaution known Is taken. Porcelain hath tubs with plenty of hot and cold water. First-class service throughout. Eagle Bath Shaving Parlors NEAR HOTEL ST. GEORGE. J. H. ESTES, PROPRIETOR. t NORTHWEST NEWS. Hotel Pendleton Arrivals. C. H. Norrls, La Grande; II. Tlian houser. Portland: A. R. Blewett, Walla Walla: C. E. Elliott, Walla Walla; H. Clayberg, Chicago; W. H. Garrett, Portland; W. A. Coffey, Portland; J. D. McWilllams, Illinois; George Hen drick, Boston; S. B. Hamlll, Chicago; C. A. Barrett, Athena; N. B. Krause, Seattle; W. H. Fuilwood; J. V. Blaks ley; H. W. Cameron, Spokane; O. M. Smith, Portland; C. C. Simpson. Port land; H. B. Catton, Portland; H. HInes Mid wife. Baker City. , Frederick C. Harper has been ap pointed collector of customs for the district of Puget sound. Despondency over 111 health led Wil liam Layzell to shoot and kill hlm- self at Astoria. A brother of Layzell was killed by an explosion of gasoline, and another, who was an epileptic, was killed by a fall. , In a special message to the city council. Mayor J. B. Stoddard, of I.a Grande, recommends raising the sa loon license provided It can be done without crowding the small fry sa loonlsts out of business. Governor Mead has offered to care for 200 patients from the destroyed California Insane asylum at the west ern Washington hospital for the in sane. Governor Pardee has wired his thanks for the offer and said the mat ter wiil be considered. w Sam Davis, an'Astorla barber, lost his life at San Francisco by rushing back Into the house where he was claying, to get hht watch, which he forgot when he ran out of doors at the first shock. At the second shock Sufferers who say they have tried everything without benefit are the ueonle we are looking for. We want them to know from glad experience that Ely's Cream Balm will cure Cold In the Head, Hay Fever and the most advanced and obstinate forms of Na sal Catarrh. This remedy acts direct ly on the Inflamed sensitive mem branes. Cleansing, soothing and heal ing. One trial will convince you of Its healing power. Price 50c. All druggists, or mailed by Ely Bros., 66 Warren street. New York. FOR APRIL We r.ave a longer list of better fiar- gnlns than ever, including wheat lands, stock ranches and city proper ty. Any kind of a business proposition you want. Samples: 160 acres at $4 cer acre; will raise wheat or corn; 60 acres broken. One mile from rail road. Half section In wheat Will raise 12.000 bushels f Is year. $37.50 per acre. Yakima Man Hurt In Enrthn,unke. Mrs. Mulkey yesterday received a letter from her husband. W. D. Mul key, In which he says he was li S.in Francpco and that in an effort to res cue some people from a burning build ing he sustained a broken arm and two broken legs. Ho had been in th city since the first of the year working In an automobile shop. His letter was dated Oakland and he said he was to be taken to a Sacramento hospital. Yakima Republic. tlons of hay land and plow land Is for sale, nnd at a low price. Jacob Born, who has Jived on his ranch for the past 19 years and be came well to do, has purchased a fruit farm 15 miles from Vancouver and Is I offering his farm of 1020 acres with the stock and Improvement for $15.-' 000. He has already sold his summer! range lands in the mountains. Mrs. Born, In speaking of the reason why they sold, said: "1 have been mllkins from 12 to IS cows for the last 19 years, and I want to have a little change and n rest; we don't have to work now. We are gctling to an a;te when we can afford to take It a little easier." Camas Prairie Is an ideal dairy country and If these large places were cut up into small farms. 80 acres to each farm, scores of thrifty dairymen could make good livings here. The trouble with most ranchers who have always owned larvre bodle.; of land is, they don't like to work at milking and such work, in f;.ct. they don't like to do any work that they can't do on horseback, while the thrifty middle west farmer Is more accustomed to potter around a small farm. If the railroad. Instead of waiting till the country is settled un. would come now, it would soon settle up, nnd it would he a splendid thing for the county gem rally. One Illustration. Fifteen years ago. when times were beginnlns: to get hard, n Walla Walla merchant decided to cut down ex penses. He had two oierns ana so Uncharged the least competent one. The discharged clerk after trying In vain to get a position In some other store donned his old clothes and took up a homestead. He weathered the hard times, bought out his neighbor as they became restless, and today he is worth $200,000. while the good clerk, who was retained, has been ad vanced from $60 a month to $75 a month, nnd Is still living in a rented house, as he has not been able to save enough money to buy one of his own. It Is strange that the mun who can never keep his nosefrotn the grind stone does not come out where he can take up a homestead.' If one would land cases. Mr. Heney was a heavy loser by the earthquake and fire, and his trip is necessitated by that disaster. SchiTIinj's Dest means baVinz-powdff fti.artfg attracts pica of good-enough quality at lair prices. Al your p.tr'ft; uxiiybulk California I'lg Syrup Co.'s Genuine SYRUP of FIGS Sold and recommended by T3e Pendleton Drug Co. J IF YOTJ BOLD use good materials. They will cost no more and last twice bb long. Let us know of your wants and we will quote figures on the best the market ffords In the line of elements. lime, sand, tile, bricks, etc. And till building materials of good quality. Oregon Lumber Yard NEAR COIIST HOPS::. ilione Main 8. Pendleton. Oregon. Devil's Island Torture Is no worse than the terrible case of Piles that afflicted me 10 years. Then I was advised to apply Buoklen's Ar nica Salve, and less thnn a box per manently cured me, writes L, B. Na pier of Rugles, Ky. Heals all wounds, burns and s.res like magic. 25c at Tallman & Co., and the Pendleton Drug Co., druggists. E. T. Wade & Son Phone Black 2111 For Rent Suite unfurnished housekeeping rooms In East Oregon' Ian building. Hot and cold water and both on same floor. Inquire this office. P. O. Box, 821. E n. Hull ill: As spring advances proof is over whelming that a very large part of the winter wheat area contiguous to Tekoa, 'Latah, Fairfield nnd Rosalia, Wah.. was winter killed. Also that the gr'nt March storm killed vast areas of native pasture grass In the CHEAP MEAT IS HIGH AT ANY PRICr. t Some meat markets mny sell you a a. -ioU locking piece of meat for few cents less than It would cost you at a reliable market and you won't know until after you have tried It that you have been deceived. Only good meat leaves the market of the Empire Meat Co. 'Phone Main 18. WORKS WONDERS. A Wonderful Compound, Cures Piles, Eczema, Skin Itching, Skin Kmp tlons, Cuts nnd Bruises. Doan's Ointment is tho best skin treatment, and the cheapest, because so littlo Is required to cure. It cures piles after years of torture. It 3uVes obstinate cases of eczema. It cures all go over the land office records they Lin itching. It cures skin eruption-!, could readily find scores of claims It YioaU cuts, bruises, scratches and that have been filed upon and never patented, and which could easily be contested. For example, In the coun try near Vansyclo, toward Gardena, there are several claims taken up by clerks In Walla Walla and who do not comply with either the letter or the spirit of tho homestead luw. The same thing can be found in many other sections of eastern Oregon. It would be a blessing to the county if these could be contested and taken up by actual settlers, persons who would live on them, produce crops, and buy goods of Umatilla county merchants. Another Illustration. As an example of what can bo done In that line, Will Plersoll fired on the M. K. T or the H. P., and later on the o. R. & N road. Firemen's wages were good, but he wanted to get a place of his own so he resigned from California Prune Wafers. A Dleasant and agreeable laxative, painless, but effective. Prescribed by physicians, and recommended by all druggists as an invaluable substitute for mineral pills and castor oil, Tftllman & Co., 623 Main St., Pendle ton, Ore. 100 Wafers SS cents. abrasions without loavlng a scar. It cures permanently. Pendleton test! mony proves It Rudolph Martin, of BOO Mill street Pendleton, pre., says: "No one can realize the exasperating Itching day and night arising from Itching hem orrholds, unless they have been In that condlUon, trying one remedy af ter another without getting rcllof. finally got a box of Doan's Ointment at Pendleton Drug Co.'s drug store, and one application brought most irrateful relief. Less than one box cured completely. The curative prop erties of Doan's Ointment are most wondorful." For sale bv all dealers. Trice B0 cents. Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. W.D.FLETCHER THE PIONEKH WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, 05 Court Street Jewelry made to order. Wedding rings a speclnlty All work guaran teed. IRRIGATION Fairbanks-Morse v Gasoline Engines , One drop of gasoline, nine times more air makes tlie power. Expense stops when engine is shut down SPRAYING PUMPING SAWING GRINDING 2 to 50 horse-power. All sizes in stock Write for Catalonue and Prices : : Fairbanks, Morse & Co. tEomcSS A HINT FOR WIVES. To leswin your own cares please your husband. An easy way as to his .linen Is to send his shirts, collars, cuffs, handkerchiefs, etc., to the Domestic Laundry. The work d no here Is so exceptionally giwid. and In deliver gowh. Postal or phone will be suited. You know we call for and deliver goods, catch us. Postal of 'phone will ROBINSON'S" DOMESTIC LAUNDRY Skirts and Petticoats We received onother lot of f Ino Dress Skirts last week, and now have a complete stock of all colors, prices and stylos, notwithstand ing the heavy business In these lines for the past 10 days. Judging from the number of Suits, Skirts and Waists we sold last week, every woman In town, and county, too, must have had a new outfit for Easter. However, some will want another Skirt or Waist roon, and now Is a good time to buy whllo the stock Is complete. We have nlco petticoats In c olors to match the nicest Skirts, both In 611k and other materials. See our window display. 1 Skirt- from $1.00 P to $12.50 Wash Skirts of all kinds 75C up to $2.50 Petticoats from .- 75C up to $.'$.50 811k Petticoat $5.00 un l $0.75 We fear no competition on these lines. y The Fair Department Store Pendleton, Oregon LEGA:L BLANKS um for Uteil t alegse of them. A fall scrpply always kept In stoct.. Pendleton, Ore. same territory.