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- - ,.A.. ' 'V 1 i , .., ,,rf,.,t-..!--.viy..c.n.-.r.1,l(.;-.-Jr.wH'.i.-W..V.A . .. 1. I PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OHEGON. THURSDAY. MAY St, 1906. EIGHT PAGES. I Several Routes to the East Afforded by Rock Island Lines: 1. Through San Francisco, Los Angeles, Southern California and El Paso. 2. Through San Francisco, Central California, Colorado and Denver or Colorado Springs. 3. Through Oregon, Idaho and Colorado. 4. Through 'Washington, Montana, the Dakotas, and St. Paul -Minneapolis. 5. Through Washington, Canada and St Paul Minneapolis. A very food plan is to go one way and return another e twice u much country xad enjoy the trip twice at much, k will be a pleasure to give you full details. General Afent, Rock liltnd-Frtoco Lines. 140 Third St.. PORTLAND, ORE. ANSWERS PROTEST SITI RAJK ST VI ES ARE MAKING It AIM I) STRIDES. $ On'tcm Equal Suffrage Association show Tlmt Oregon Puy. Her Wnse Knriirrx 1 ess lias IH'vcloiml I.i-s.4 mill Una Received Less Scttlor Tlmn Any of the Four ljuiil Snf. frngc States. GENERAL NEWS. The democratic national central committee Is In session at Washing ton, the democratic members of con gress attending. .lames II. Ratty, a famous naturalist this year will exceed last. Several new geysers have developed from old bit ciuiescent springs, while all tae old geysers are more active since thv. California earthquake. The Redding. Cal., received notification land office has from Washlng- nl collector and one of the world1 ' n that 320.000 acres of irrigation and greatest travelers, was killed in Mex ico lately by the accidental discharge vl hl gun. From sources of information very tio-t to the pope. It is learned that he Ih suffering from a heart trouble com plicated with asthma and gout. It id forest reserve land In the Klamath lake section In Siskiyou county, wlli be thrown open to entry and location on September 3. It Is valuable agri cultural, mineral and grazing land, and a big rush Is ixpected. Sister Joseph of Sacred Heart hos- In denial of the silly and false stitte ment made by the handful of million aire brewers cf Portland that equal suffrage Vlll retard the Industrial de velopment of Oregon and check rail road building, the Oregon Equal Suf frage association has Issued the fol lowing statistics of the industrial con dition? cf the equal suffrage states: The Oregon Equal Suffrage associ ation Intended to appeal for your vote simply because It Is right and just that women should vote. However, In a recent protest the corporate inter ests and brewers, acting with a fen multi-millionaire women, have ar rayed themselves ngalnst the equal suffrage amendment. This is a direct blow to the wage-earners of Oregon. The most powerful defense of the people In the Initiative and referen dum, and In the letter asking for signers to this protest, these Ill-advised women attacked the Initiative an 1 eferendum. for It is the Increased vole of the laboring citizens that the millionaire classes fear. The protest was deslghed to fright en the average voter upon the ground that equal suffrage would hurt the business Interests of Oregon, limit railroad building and scare timid investors. In denial, we submit to the common sense cf Oregon men the following facts, taken from tlie United States census, showing that In all the states wheer women vote, wages have ad vanced, population Increased, agricul tural and manufacturing Interests grow rapidly. The per cent of In crease is as follows: current belief In newspaper and offlc- I pital. Spokane, is dead by pneumonia lal and religious circles in Rome that he cannot long survive. The right of n state to compel rail roads to place cars on tracks desig nate.! by state authorities Is decided adversely to the state in a decision of the supreme court In the case of the North Carolina railroad commission vs. the Southern Railway company. According to a parliamentary paper issued May 25. there was a decrease last year of 474, 6SS tons of British chirping passing through the Suez canal a compared with 1904, while for the same period the tonnage of Herman vessels passing through the . canal Increased 143.592 tons. . .E'.r Marshal John Campion, of ' frhlHgo, has been removed from of fice by Mayor Dunne. It Is alleged that the mayor ordered Chief Campi on to chance the specifications for bids for fire engines so as to allow all companies to enter bids and that Jfie Tire chief failed to do so. Thomas Condon shot himself twice In th head with suicidal intent, at - Lot Angeles. He left a confession Malting that the rhootlng was done -with the same pistol with which he killed a man named Finlay, at Osage City. Kan. Condon was taken to a rioF-pim. and may recover, though h be continually for a knife or gun with which to finish the job. aged 63 years. She was a French Ca nadian and her secular name was Ma rie Deneige Relleaire. She had labor ed In Washington. Oregon. Idaho and Montana for 44 years and was the founder of four hospitals: at Spokane. Oreit Falls. Astoria and Wallace. She had been In Spokane 20 years. Mfg. Agl. Population. Interests. Interests Per cent Per cent. Per cent Colorado . . 30 142 1S1 Wyoming .11 SI 431 Ttah 32 13" 237 Idaho SS 1ST 369 Oregon ... 30 11 100 Postnmster Robbed. G. W. Fouts, postmaster at River ton. La., nearly lost his life and was robbed of all comfort, according to his letter, which says: "For 20 years had chronic, liver complaint, which led to such a severe case of jaundice that even my finger nails turned yel low; when my doctor prescribed Elec tric Bitters, which cured me and have kept me well for 11 years." Sure cure for Biliousness, Neuralgia, Weakness. and all Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Bladder derangements. A wonderful Tonic. At Tallman & Co.'s and Pen dleton Drug company drug stores. 50 cent. O. It. & N. IS ENJOINED. arrangements to ship their wool di rectly east themselves. "Wool Is purchased In the eastern markets," stated the woolgrower men tioned, "at what Is called 'scoured value.' The average Idaho wool shrinks 65 per cent. The present scoured value of the average Idaho wool, according to the latest Boston market quotations Is 73 cents a pound on n Huston 'grease value' of 25.20 cents n pound. "The freight rate to -Boston Is 2.12S: cents and commission charges are 1.25 cents, which Includes till cost of handling the wool and profits, which mrke u total of 3.37 i cents. Deducting that amount from the Bos ton grease value of 25.20 cents and you have left 21.8 Mi rents, which Is the present net value of the averug; Idaho wool at Idaho points. ! "When we know that the figures are practically right why should the Idaho woolgrowers consider 16 and 18 cents that the buyers want to pay for Idaho wools. The actual expense of selling wool lit Boston Is not to ex ceed 90 cents per 100 pounds. If the growers establish their own commis sion firm the total cost of handling wool Including all freight, drayai;e and selling charges, (except Interest on money advanced on wool at the time of shipment) would not exceed 3. 02 Mi cents per 101 i.u.hK making an average net price to growers of 22.17 cents per poun.l. Mom-y for advances to be made on consigned wools can be borrowed In Boston on warehouse receipts at the rate of from 4 to per cent per annum." - " - NORTHWEST NEWS. A bunch of f'oeur d'Alene saloon keepers have been run in oy inn-." revenue collectors and fined $500 for reducing" their liquors below rev enue bonded tests, and then advertis ing them as "full proof." At Redding. Cal.. Clinton Parish, a French Canadian, deliberately put a utick of giant powder on top of his head, lit the fuse, put on his hat and pulled it down over his ears. His head was blown completely In frag ments. Mrs. J. S Sml'h. of Pu. took lvj-lxri-m. crept tr.to bed beside her hupnd. en-! was de.-,-l when he awoke tn the rromirg. No reason Is . .. . . , aSArration nss'zne I exc pi f-n.ii'j . cf rr.io-l '-orr of her f-ither !y atiach'-'l. n-.-.-'i Srhemler u killed at Flat -fr-k 'lam. Mr St. Maries. Idaho, by a ,,... ..,1 in manipulating one of th' n'" '-f fhe darn. The sweep sllp-,,,.-1 n his hold ifhlle a havy pres eu - -1 "'r was Vhlnd the gate, r.. f.r, ar,d read were so badly cr jhe ; tted In rr-j. vi)owtone Park season re opens Jcne 30. Ai last year's travel to the T'-irk exceeded any previous -rear's record, so It Is probable that r.irg over the death whom 'he was deep ly th bio-r that death en a short time. Northern Pacific Trotcsts Asulit North Bank Activity. A special from Lewlston, Idaho, says: The first open breach between the Oregon Railroad & Navigation com pany and the Northern Pacific in th' construction movements on the Snake rlvr. was made known today when, at th Instance of the Northern Paci- l fic. the Judge of the supreme court of Whitm-in county Issued an Injunction restraining the Oregon Railroad & Navigation company from construc tion down the north bank of the Snake below Rlparia. A writ was issued at Colfax Saturday night and made ef fective today and word reached here this morning. It his been known for several days that the Oregon Railroad & Naviga tion company contemplated building down the north bank of the Snake he low Klparla and during the last week several hundred men were put to work grading on that line. It Is now expected here that within a short time both roads will be In an open flcht In this vicinity. Engineer Staeer, of the Northern Pacific, is now cross-sectioning the line south of I.ewlston and a construc tion crew under his orders Is straight ening and raising an abandoned track which runs to the northern portion of the city. There can be no other conclusion than that the Northern Pacific will build In the Wahn section. In the same vicinity, working with a crew, is Engineer Cobb, of the Oregon Rail road & Navigation company's local electric line. AH three surveys, from absevrntlons. will conflict, and It Is not unllkably that a fight for terri tory will again soon be precipitated. From the above It will be seen that f the oppo i.' i's to equal suffrage ,le- -lie to hide tlie'r lfish pr I and nrejudlc? under the tnilse of nn ap peal for Oregon's prosperity, they have used a boomerang which will give to fqual suffrage a large major, ity vote June 4. Business men. working men and farmers can study these conditions to advant-tge. In the four equal snf frairo Mutt- the value of manufactures has risen per capita, while fn Oregon during the same period, it has fallen from J132 to $112, nn average loss of $20 to each person in the state. Manufacturing value Increased for each person: Colorado IS7.0I7 Wyoming 8.0 Ttah 34.00 Idaho 8.00 Oregon. I.OSS 20.00 The average earnings are greater In equal, suffrage states. The average annual earnings are: Colorado Idaho Wyoming t'tah Oregon, only DO WOMEN I..U K SENSE? Dr. Rrouglirr Make n Point for Equal Suffrage. Ijist Sunday Rev. Dr. J. Whltcomb Brougher. of Portland, preached on the temptation of Adam and Eve. and discussed the question whether wo men or men are the greater fools. He said In part: 'In the coming contest for equal suffrage, some men and women seem to believe that the women would be greater fools than the men when It comes to voting. A woman might have sense enough to be the man s wife, run his home, raise his children, manage the schools and fill a thous and and one positions of responsibil ity, hut If you should put a ballot In her hand you would make a fool of her at once.v There Is a town tn Peru called Palta where It Is said, there has not been a drop of rain In 13 years When the country begins to look dry and dusty this summer, think of Palta From "In the Trnil of the Traveler. In Four-Track News for June. Irvlns's Buchu Wafers cure Scalding Urine. Backache, Rheu matlsm. Nervousness. Loss of Flesh Sediment In the Urine. Renal Calculi Diabetes and ail Kidney troubles! In choline Brlght's Disease. They are mirelv a vegetable compound and act directly on the weakened tissues and blood vessels of the kidney and urin ary organs. Sold at 50c a box by Tallman & Co.. 623 Main St.. Pendle ton. Oi e. OXFORD SALE Odd lots of oxfords for Ladies and Children, will be eold regardless of cost. Ladie's Oxfords Oxfords In tan and black, worth $3.00 and $3.50; sale price. Children's Oxfords If. 75 Children's Oxfords and Slippers In nil sizes, tan and Mack, regular price $1.25- to- 12.60; special price l'00 Misses' Oxfords Low heel Oxfords' for big girls, sizes 2H to 6, tan and black; tho $3.00 kind, on sale at , 1'90 ALEXANDER'S DECORATION DAT', SfAT MTU, STORE CLOSES I I' O'CLOCK A. M. Carpets! Carpets! To Replace those that were Spoiled Are your enructx mined?' If so, now Is your chance to secure a new one at a bargain; Your might be ablo to cloan tho old one. but It would never look ns nice os It did It wojild have the appenrnnce of an old, faded, second-hand article. a Carpets,. Rugs, Matting, Linoleum j BAKER & FOLSOM FURNITURE AND CARPETS -OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. $672.61 5S3.6S 61 (T12.21 4 S3. 4 '.I fire in vrrrs. Info Safes CIomiI for Wvks Burst Flames When Opnicil. In San Francisco some vaults weTC opened without causing fire to break out among their contents, but in other cases fires did start. One case was particularly Interesting. The vault was left closed for five weeks after the destruction of the building. Dur ing the last two weeks It was dally wet down.' and every particle of heat seemed to have disappeared. When It was opened a chemical engine wns brought to the scene to aid In the event of fire appearunr. but, notwith standing all these precaution!", every thing was destroyed. The vault was a large one contain ing a vast quantity in' records. So soon as the doors were thrown back, flames broke out so furiously that the chemical engine could not hold them In check and there was nothing left of the contents. It Is apparent thrr fire was smoul dering among the papers all the time. The first effect of the heat was to char all exposed paper; then sparks of fire appeared, and these continued to creep about over the charred ma terlul until the air was admitted, when all the contents burst Into flame In an Instant. The oxygen In tho vault had been sufficient to char most of the contents and It needed only the draft of air that came when the doors were opened to finish the work. l . , "" ! 1 ! i . Put, Wings to Your Work. An electric motor will do mor and better work than any other power that' you can use. Tho economy of Its - a Is r. demonst -a cd faot. If you want good, quick work at a minimum of cost you want an electric motor. We will be pleased to give you ou prices and to furnish complete esti mate to suit your needs. Northwestern Gas and Electric Co. CORNER COURT tXXi GARDEN ST NEW HOUSES will need many In.,rs. outside Doors. Inside Doors. Sash and Blinds. Straight and quurtcred oak Doors, white wood doors. We will give you a figure on. your entire building or any part of It. Old Houses may need repair. We keep on hand a large stock of standard sizes and will lio glad to quote you prices. Oregon Lumber Yard NEAR COURT HOUSE. 'Phono Main 8. Pendleton. Orcjron. Cheap Lands We have a longer list of better bar gains than ever. Including wheat lands, stock ranches and city proper ty. We have some good business prop ositions to offer. 1600 acres with running water; ,ine timber: raises abundance of tlm- ,othr wild hay and grain. Plenty of -outside range. Excellent cattle ranch, k tK -ner m-re. , 50 acres, half being profitable -,het land. $7.00 per acre. Call on E.T. Wade & Son P. O. Box, 824. E. O. UolliUng Phone Black Jill Pendleton, Ore. Returned From Por. . " Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Henderson of Pilot Rock, have returned from Port land, where Mrs. Henderson has been for a month past receiving treatment for her eyes. She Is greatly Improved and they will leave for their home at Pilot Rock as soon as the roads are passable. ' Deaths From Appendicitis. Decrease In the same ratio that the use of Dr. King's New Life Pills in creases. They save you from danger and bring quick and painless release from constipation and the Ills growing out of It. Strength and vigor always follow their use. Guaranteed by Tall man & Co., and Pendleton Drug com pany, druggists. 25c: try them. Ada Rehan, the actress, Is danger, ously ill In New York. BULL MOVEMENT IN WOOL. Idaho Grower Arc Dncloplng More Confidence. That the Idaho woolgrowers are justified In asking the prices for which thy aro holding their wools is shown by some very Interesting fig ures that have been furnished a re porter for 'the Boise Statesman by one of the moHt prominent growers In hte stale. Believing they are justified In this the growers state they do not purpose-permitting buyers or middle men, whom the growers believe hnve formed a combine to hold the price of wool down, to reap more than a legltl mate commission off their product. Probably they will not permit them to handle their wools at all, since It has been announced that a meeting of the Idaho Woolgrowers' association will be held In Boise on the morning of June 4 for the purpose of making VV. C HOPSON fo:: county .:,.-. Stan,! for Kedilcti'iii of Ya:es. Prevention uf Oti.fl. A Square Deal for All. RACK A (JAIN. Photographs In all sizes. Copying and enlarging. Har vest anI Indian photos for sale. See my comic stamps. W. S. BOWMAN. Studio Near Bridge. 4 SUMMER. SCHOOL MONMOUTH STATE NORMAL? SCHOOL June 27 to August 7 and August 13 to September 7. First six weeks, devoted to special preparation for county and state examinations. Regular Normal subjects and Methods also. Last four weeka a continuation of Normal Instruction and special attention to Primary Methods with model, pupil classes. FACULTY OF OVER TWENTY INSTRUCTORS. Regular Normal Faculty, assisted by noted oollege nnd public school edu cators. Tuition: First term, $7.60; second termt $5. For 'catalog, summer school circular or other Information write to. PRES. E. I). RESSLER. Mi nmoiith, Oregon. IRRIGATION Fairbanks-Morsc Gasoline Engines One drop of gasoline, nine times more alt makes the power. Expense stops when engine is shut down SPRAYING PUMPING SAWING GRINDING 2 to 50 horse-power. All sizes in stock Write for Catalogue and Prices : Fairbanks, Morse & Co. a no Stark Sfj-. PORTLAND - ORECON A Positive CUBE Ely's Cream Halm CATARRH 51 In qul sly b. orbed Oiyei Hollel st Onco 1 1 cleanses, soothes, heals and protects the dis eased mombrane. It cures Catar.' and drives away a Cold In tho head qulckl. . Re stores the senses of tBBte and smell. Full size. 60c, al druggists or by mall. Trial slzo 10c by mall. Ely brothers, 66 Warren street, New York. HAY FEVtK "STOP IT" Do not continue to p -4 rent for the balance of your life, but b" and build a place of your own. ' We will sell you property In any part of the city, or will loan you theTmoney to build, on the monthly lnstal ent plan. Frank B. Clopton & Co. 112 EAST COURT ST. For sale at the East OreRonian office Lorjre bundles of news papers, containing oyer.100 Mf? papers, can be had for 25o a bundle. -' jut 'W t'i tt- r-s .'. .ftww.r
