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DAILY EAST OH GOMAX. PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 190.
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Flood Sale
CONTINUES
Goods are
going at prices
that suit the sharpest,
closest buyer.
Cut Prices all over the Store
The Fair Store
I SELF DESTRUCTION
PRINCIPLE THE SEPTIC
TANK DOES BUSINESS ON.
GENERAL NEWS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Judge James
Omaha, one of
S.
the
Hotel St. George.
H. Huntincton. Edgewater: G. A.
lay members of the Episcopal church j Galey, Portland; T. C. Lord. Portlar
In the middle west As dead, aged 77 M. W. Wuerthoff, Cleveland;
vears.
A German scientist after
years' of calculating and experiment
Woolworth. of .
mnst nromtnent A
roruano
F.
Mills. New York; Mrs. B. F. Stone,
several Walla Walla; F. W. Hall. Chicago
J. Johnson, roruana; t. iron, oiju
" - kane: John F. Kelley. Portland; ueo,
ing ha, concluded tnat every "u- H. A Canfleldi
flash of lightning Durns up -- -
worth of electrical energy.
The federal eovernment is now in
complete possession of the Yosemite
and of the Mariposa reservation, the
latter containing the largest and most
Tamous of the California big trees.
4t Washington. D. C. Rufus E.
nten-j&ig Description of the IMUlos
ophy mill Modus Operandi of a Pc
cu'lur System of ll-)iwlii(r of Sew
age Shut Hltli Vp Without Opimr-
tur.ity to Become Asltuted, and It
Become the Victim of Microbe
and Biicterlu. and 75 Per Cent Odor
less. .
.1.. T A TNnnn.xin lTai1l I at rttl i I
' DeWeese, Portland; H. W. King.
, Echo: D. W. Loptln. Arlington; C. E.
Bott. Helix; Finis Askew, Echo; Mrs.
Sarah I.uper, city: Miss Luper. city;
M. McKelvy. Chicago; F. E. Bishop,
Portland: E. Waldeman, Portland; J.
H. Richards, San Francisco; D. B.
Lester, member of congress irom s-a- neiter. vvasnniKiup. . c. ..,;, ......
vannah c,a., aged 69 years, went up- Moscow: F. H. Dean, Baker City:
on the roof of his flat late in the Frank Murray, Baker City; A. Young,
evening, looking for two young grand- Pomeroy: Percy F. Freeman, Port
children. His eyesight was defective, land: J. A. George, Portland; Fred C.
and in the semi-darkness he stepped Hamilton. Portland: W. D. Slater and
on a skvlight and went through, fall- wife. Pes Moines; E. J. Denoon, Lln-
3 feet. He died of his Injuries coin; li. -M. uiney, omana; r,iiinmu,
1 Pickel. Omaha: u. w. rnunps, i-ori-'
land; L. F. Anderson. Walla Walla:
ing
.three days later.
The report of ur. 1 nomas, meaicm n Portland; N. B
-officer of the borough of stepney. Kraugei Seattle; T. G. Halley. Salem
London, to the local goernmem B s Crow t ewlston ; M. B. Rice. Hot
board, shows that his department dur- j. w. s. Tasker. Chicago: W. G
Ing the last five years nns aestroeu McClou8tock an(i family. Mariama:
over a ton of rotten tinned looas Fonn(,r- IjS Grande; Miss F.
dally at the Stepney wharves. These, Fonner tjfl Grande: W. L. Whltmore
he adds, were not American goods, as ch,caB0. Robert Walsh, La Grande;
practically no canned goods irom JamPS Moflu, Mathena: W. F. John-
inrougn ine
America are Imported
Stepney wharves, but were colonial
meat, fish and fruit.
son. Nes Perce: J. E. Gyle, Wallace
J. P. Rawson,
gan, Portland;
Baker City: J. J. Ho-
Joe Baker, Portland.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Grace Kelso, aged 16. has disap-
peared from Olympla. leaving her bl
cycle and hat on the shores of a near
"by 'ake. Suicide is suspected. j
Governor Mead will address the
Knlshts of Pythias at Willn Walla,
on Sunday. June 24. and the high
school reunion at that-place the next
day. .
James Doyle, an Inexperienced
brakeman at Palouse. Wash., had his
left foot crushed between bumpers
while trying to kick a coupler Into
'position, p.nd amputation was neces
sary. While loading sawlogs on a flitcar,
at Sprlngdale. Wash., Charles Mun
ker's canthook caught and at the
note! Pendleton.
G. N. Canfleld. Wasco: W. R. Glen
denlng. Portland; Arnold Pheuerman,
Portland; Fred Roth, Portland; D. P.
Smvthe. city: D. N. Itartt, Boston; M.
S. Poletz Portland: J. L. Coan, Walla
Walla; W. D. McKay. San Francisco;
G. Gosling. Chicago; F. L. Drake, Chi
cago: C. W. Young. Spokane: G. M.
McEvoy, Starbuck; I. W. Smith, Port
land: T. B. Killln, Portland; C. S.
Zeltler. La Cross; A .Brown, Paker
City; H. W. Clarke, Portland; R. L.
Hartt. Boston: L. F. Massee. La
Grande: E. Peckel, Portland; Thomas
Nester, Portland; T. G. Halley. Salem;
Judge White, Paker City; F. C. Rodg
ers, Chicago: E. E. Rodger Chicago;
W. McKee, Kalamazoo; C. K. McGee,
Ann Arbor: O. L. Warden, Portland:
F. O'Hare. La Grande; H. J. Rupert.
A septic tank Is, freely translated,
a case of bug eat bug. It Is as old
as th-? cesspool of the ftirmhuuse. and.
according to medical authorities, yet
Its Infancy, not being understood
but taken tine to Investigate the subject.
There are two bugs mixed up In th
ternal conflict of nature to purify
nnditlons but for these to do their
ln-st peculiar conditions m,ust be ob
served. It Is the province of the sep
tic tank to provide these conditions.
In the first place, the whole success
it the process depends upon lack of
current. The contents of the tank
must be as nearly absolutely quiescent
;s possible. In the second place, the
tank must have a certain specified
lze in proportion to the size of the
sewerage to be served.
In order to do away with as much
if the disturbing current as may be,
't is necessary In producing the best
results to place the point of the de
posit for the sewage as nearly on a
level as possible with the pipe of. In
gress at the tank. This Is done to
cause a slow feed Into the tank. Again,
the pipe of ingress must be bent
downward from the surface, the
nolnt being about half way from the
surface of the contents to the bottom
of the tank, being so arranged as to
create the least disturbance In the
fluid mass by the Influx from the
pipe.
Th egress Is constructed like the
ither. being bent downward, the
whole scheme of construction being
to allow the first fluid emptied Into
th" t itik to escape first, with as lit
tle disturbance ns is possible; the
more complete the stagnation the
more successful the process.
The tank Itself Is made of brick.
tone or cement, and must be tightly
covered to exclude the light.
The theory of septic sewage is the
warfare of microbe, or bacteria, upon
decnylng matter. It is a process of
chemical change, induced by these
bacteria.
There are two active agents In the
septic sewage process, the arobe, the.
bacterium having a gTeat affinity for
oxvgen nnd which thrives and works
In the llcht. and the anareobe. the
opposite of the aerobe, which perishes
In the light, but which In the dark
and oxenlzed contents of the septic
tank Is n highly vitalized argosm
which slezes and devours every atom
of a nonoxygenlc nature coming Into
Its reach.
The anaerobes live and multiply In
great numbers on the under snriace
of the crust forming on the top of the
fluid contents of the septic tank, and
as fresh materlnl Is emptied Into the
place Is attacked b these bacteria.
md changed from a poisonous sun-
stance Into that wnicn is periectiy
harmless and non-poisonous.
It Is estimated bv medical author
ities that about TP ner cent of the
poisonous contents of a rightly con
structed tank will be converted Into
a harmless, odorless and colorless
fluid by the chemical changes under
gone In the process of fermentation.
prises In the Cashmere valley, In
northern India. Ten million dollars
will be expended for the work. The
plant will be aituated on the Jhelmn
river, which la capable of developing
about 100,000 horse-power. A rail
way will be built the entire length of
the valley, a distance of 180 miles. The
Jnelum river will be deepened to pre
vent annual floods. Ono , hundred
thousand acres of rice land will be
reclaimed, and varlots cities will be
sui.pllcd with power.
The Cashmere valley la full of fac
tories, and here the famous Cashmer?
shawls are woven. Few outsiders have
be?n allowed to enter the vullcy, which
Is over one mile above the sea level.
The government Is dependent upon a
maharnjah, whose annual tribute to
the British government Is one horso.
1? shawl goats and three fairs of
Cashmere shawls.
In the power houses will be Install
ed 12 1000-kllowatt generators, built
by the' General "Electric company,
which will be connected with water
turbines. The eontrnct stipulates that
no piece of machinery packed shall
weigh more than four tons, for the
reason that there la 100 miles of road
transportation. Including a life over
a mountain S000 feet high. Bullock
carts, the capacity of which Is five
tons, will transport the machinery,
The first notable American project In
electrical development In India was
at Cnrvery Falls, where a 12.000
horse-power plant was Installed to
transmit power to the Mysore gold
fle'ds.
A man who Is In perfect health, so
he can do an honest day's work when
necessary, has much for which he
should be thankful. Mr. L. C. Rodg
ers. of Branchton, Pa., writes that he
was not only unable to work, but he
couldn't stoop over to tie his own
shoes. Six bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure made a new man of him. He
says, "Success to Foley's Kidney
Cure." Kocppens" drug store. .
i Here'sMoney Saved j
Means a great deal '
when the garment
is of the KAYSER
make
We have over-stocked ow
summer underwear, here is a
chance to supply your se U
with the best all hand-mad'
yokes, sleeveless vest, in the'
, market, at wholesale prices..
Do not miss this sale - - -See
window display all vests with prices on them
fr
ALEXANDER'S I
Prepare for the Big Celebration Jury 4th, in Pendleton
PATENT IHONINO BOARD.
Under a
Manufactured by Forster
County Right.
Robert Forster has purchased the
Umatilla county rights for a patent
Ironing board which- Is one of the best
devices of Its kind ever Introduced.
The board Is so constructed that It
may be closed up when not In use,
and suspended from the wall.
This patent Ironing" board has so
many merits that It cannot help prov
Ing popular when once Introduced.
They will be manufactured at the
planing mill und there Is now a stock
of about 50 on hand.
A Lesson In Health.
Healthy kidneys filter the Impuri
ties from the blood, and unless they
do this good health Is Impossible. Fo
ley's Kidney Cure makes sound kid
neys and will positively cure all forms
of kidney and bladder disease. It
strengthens the whole system. Koep
pens' drug store.
Carpets! Carpets!
To Replace those that were Spoiled
Are jroor carpets ruined? If so, now Is your chance to secure a i
new one at a bargain.
Your might be able to clean the old one, but It would never look
as nice as It did It would have the appearance of an old, faded, second-hand
article.
Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Linoleum
BAKER & FOLSOM
FURNITURE AND CARPETS-
-OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
The movement to start a farmers'
co-operative store at Sprsgue. Wash..
has reached such proportions that to
let In nil the anxious promoters It
was necessary to increase me siock
from $10,000 to 125.000.
Change of Business
C. K. noWLSBT, HAS PITtCnASKD THE BISIXKSS OF J.
HARDWICK; PAWNBROKER AND MO-NET LOANER.
He would like to ltave aip u iui oas pus pu hmuhj spi b
Bowman building, 11 Railroad' atmt.
Musical Instruments, bicycles, guns and alt kinds of second
hand Instruments bought and sold. DlanmmCs a specialty.
Money loaned' on all article ot value.
C. E. BOWLSBY
on too long and was thrown clear
over the half-loaded car, describing
an arc of 35 feet before touching any--thlrg.
He was badly jammed up by
the comedown, but will recover
Riv. Herbert D. Stanley, the Meth
odist preacher who was recently ac-!
quitted of obtaining money under false
pretenses and Immediately rrarrested
upon complaint of the Chelan county
authorities. Is still In the county Jail
at Yakima. The officers at Wennt
thee announcf-d a willingness to drop
the c.-i"e If the f,0 Is paid, but the
sum has not yet been obtained by the
preaf'ner.
The wool sale of 500.000 pounds at
LewlMon has been postponed until
Tu'.-vday, June 19, on account of the
delay in salts at other points where
buyers are detained and the fact that
the entire delivery had not been made
at Le-vif.on. The steamer
went to the upper Snake river on
June 16. and brought down 250,000
pounds, this completing the shipment
from Snake river points.
same time the log started. He hun PortlanJ: O. A. Ingals, Boston: H. M
Brown, San Francisco: G. i-tovens,
Spokane: E. E. True, Spokane: C. Van
de Water. Walla Walla; C. C. Simpson.
Portland: E. Hedges, Portland: I
P.athbun. Portland: J. T. Lnmblrth.
city: H. G. Moulton; J. H. Suttle; Miss
L. R. Lorenz. cltv; L. M. Canfleld.
Echo: Ellen Canfleld, Echo: F. C.
True, Spokane; E. Blackburn. Walla
Walla; D. P. Owen, New York; Mrs.
W. N. Day, Chicago; Ronnie Day, Chi
cago: Mabel C. Day, Chicago.
F-VIEMNO FROM THE CIRCUS.
S100 Reward. S100.
Thu readers of this paper will be ples-d
tn iMm thst (here is at least one dreaded
diseases that silence bns been able to cure
In all Its stages, and that Is Catarrh. Hall
Catarrh Cure Is the only posltlTe cure non
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
hlnc a rnnatlrntlnnal disease, require
constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
r,r la Inker, internallv. artlnir dlrectlT
upon the hlfKKl ami mucous surfaces of the
yatem, thereBy destrovlng the foundation
of dlaease, and gWIng the patient strenutb
Spokane,.' , i uolnir Its work. The pro-
1 Drletors have so much faltb In Its curative
' sowers that thv offer One Hundred l)ni
i Ian for any case that It falls to cure.
Banri tcr llHt of testimonials.
Address: V. 1. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family ldlls for constipation
DR. GRAY'S
English Kidney Tabules
A Guaranteed Cure.
For all diseases arising from dls r-
Notlcc.
fiealed bids are Invited by the coun
ty court of Umatilla county, Oregon, to
be filed with the county clerk on or
before the 25th day of June, 1908, at
2 o'clock p. m., for two bridges to be
constructed across the Umatilla river,
ders of
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
..ea or lame na. Uki. t Ecno 0l.P?on, an4 the other
scalding, scanty and hjgh ly colored , Qf c .mltt of the c,y
urine, cnngesuin o. " :rof Pendleton. Oregon, said bridges to
flammatlon of the bladder and an " ' ' ,,i , i. ,,i
troubles of the urinary system.
r. Seller Gray, London, B. C.
The Pendleton Drug Co.
Agents
50c per box.
NO SIR E
cut
a tender
be constructed according to plans and
specifications furnished by the county
clerk upon application
The commissioners reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated this 11th day of June, 1908
FRANK 8ALTNQ,
County Clerk.
I.C!"siiii of Organization nml Disci
pline. Washington, June IS. The army
officers who accompanied the Rar-
um Bailey circus for the purpose
obtaining hints regarding the
ranrport ition and subsistence of a
arsre organisation constantly on the
move, nave returnen to vt asningiim
filled with admiration at the perfec
tion of system to which circus man-
gf-ment has been reduced.
t was the very science of admlnls-
ratlon, and the officers found that
each hour s duties were none wun
he precision which left nothing un-
ccounted for. There were more than
000 employes and about 400 horses.
n ray nothing of the other animals.
Everything was transported without
fiction or delay, so far as the circus
peonle were concerned, although dif
ficulties were constantly coming up
by reason of the failure of railroad
facilities.
The military observers were Im
pressed with the systematic work,
which would probably not be possible
n the army, for the reason that men
must be constantly changed, and the
officer who has charge of transporta
tlon today may be detailed to barrack
nstructlon next year. This uncertain
ty Is more prevalent now that most
of the staff departments are made up
of temporary personnel by the detail
of line officers to four year periods
of staff duty.
It was stated that If the experience
with tho circus furnished any Illus
tration It was to be entirely on the side
of the permnnet personnel and the en
couragement of specialties.
Not every man can
steak.
Nor will dressed meat keep In an
old lce-b-x; but must be kept In a
cold storage, where the temperature
lis Just right all the time.
Years of experience and the finest
private cold storage plant In the In
land Empire enable us to reach the
perfection In good meat.
Empire Meat Co.
'Phone Main 18.
Many sufferers from nasal catarrh
say they get splendid .results by using
an atomizer. For their benefit we
nrenare Ely's Would Cream Balm,
Except that It Is liquid It Is In all re
spects like the healing, helpful, pain
allaying Cream Balm that the public
has been familiar with for years, no
cocaine nor other dangerous drug In
It. The soothing spray relieves at
once and cure Is certain. All drug
gists, 75c, Including spraying tube, or
mailed by Ely Bros., 68 Warren Street
Wood
and Coal
to
Bum
and that will burn ; try a
phone order and be con
vinced that 1 handle the
good kind only.
Dutch Henry
HOUSES OUT OF SHAPE.
Sounds funny, doesn't It? But you
have seen th- ; warped, settled and
shrunken.
Poor r,innler
Is the cause of It. Houses built of
sound, well-seasoned Lumber, like we
sell, keep their shape. Remember
this when making your next purchase;
Oregon Lumber Yard
NEAR COURT HOUSE.
'Phone Main 8. Pendleton. Orec.ni.
Office, Pendleton Ice & Cold Stora.
Company. "Phono 1-uiu 178.
Also at Henneman's cigar stor., op
rjoslte Great Eastern store, 'man
main 4.
Put. Wings to Your Work
An electric motor will do mor and
better work than any other power
that you can use. The economy, ot
Its Is r. demoiiBt a od fact. 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 furr.Uih complete esti
mate to suit your needs.
Northwestern Gas and
Electric Co..
CORNER COURT D GARDEN ST
Camping
Outfits
Parties wishing to secure camping
outfits, for the summer's vacation.
such as
TENTS
CAMP STOVES
COOKING UTENSILS
Should see my line before buying,
as vou may get them here at the
minimum cost.
V. Stroble
Cheapest Prices In Pendleton.
210 East Court. .
Byers' Best Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat that grows. Good brea4 la as
sured w cn 3Ti:RS' BEST FLOUR is used. Bran, Shorts, Bteam
Rolled Barley always on hand,
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. 8. BTERS, Proprietor.
New York.
W. R. Ward of Dycrsburg, Tenn.,
writes: "This Is to certify that I have
used Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup for
chronic constipation, and It has
proven, without a doubt, to be a thor
ough, practical remedy for this trou
ble, and It Is with pleasure I offer
my conscientious reference." Koep-
pens' drug store.
AMERICAN MACHINERY ABROAD
Will Equip Railroad and Other En-
' terprlsos In India.
New York, June 18. Americans
will supply the equipment for a hydro
electric plant to furnish power for a
I railroad system and commercial enter-
Only the Best
MEAT
"STOP IT"
Do not continue to p -j rent for the balance ot your life, but bus r
and build a place of your own.
We will sell you property In any part of the city, or will loan you J
the money to build, on the monthly lnstal ent plan.
Frank B. Clopton & Co. :
1 12 EAST COURT ST. I
LARD
0
Augustavo Central Market
Phone Main 33
lOfl East Alta Street
!:' ""'? Walters' Flouring Mills
CHIROPODY Capaoity, ISO barrels a day.
Manicuring, Halrdrcsslng Mas- Flour exchanged for wheat.
' Flour, Mill Feed. Chopped Feed.
s - eta. always on band.
Outside calls a specialty. .
... . The East Oregontnn la Eastern Or-
MlSS Grace HUdSOn grm's representative paper. It leads
.... and the people appreciate It and show
Phone Main 62, Bowman.Hotel. t by U.V liberal patronage. It It
, i.iiiiiiiiiiiiniimm the advertising medlnra of this section.