East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 26, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextKIGIIT PAGES. : AGE 1 DAILY EAST OREGOXIAX. PEXDLTTCX. OREGON. Tl'ESD AY, JCXE 54, 190a. for mels Hli SO j Soap er ROBINSON'S DOMESTIC LAUNDRY J. F. ROBINSON, Prop. PHONE, MAIN 60 AX IXDEFEXDEXl NEWSPAFER. Paelisbed every afternoon except Sua dar. it Pendletoa. Orefoa. by the KAST UEEGOMAX PUBLISHING CO. SCBSCKIPTIOX RATES. Daly, cne jeer, bj mall Dallv. fix months, by mail Awlly. three months, by mall DaLv. one month, by mall keei. oce year, by mail "W six moo. -a, by mall WeeklT. f.ur months, by mail Semi -Weekly, one year, by mail... -Semi-Week. y. six month by mall.. nl-weeiL.y. lour monias. oj mu petual repose and that never a sain will the Bay City be shaken with any severity. This is prophecy with a vengeance. This is forecasting of physical condi tions which even the scientists may envy. If capital can be made to believe that the recent shock was the last to occur, it will be to San Francisco"s advantage.. If timid capitalists can be made to feel secure in the belief that the crust of the eann In that re gion has at last, once and forever, settled into a state of composure, from which the subterranean forces yet unborn will never be able to rouse It. well and good for 5an Francisco. But in the face of this u'.tra-hope-fulness. this beautiful optimism of patriotism and home love, there yet lingers in the memories of those who witnessed the havoc 01 April IS. a fear that other yuakes. as severe, or perhaps exceeding the last are yet In store. While it is said that lightn ing never strikes twice in the same place. ' nothing Is said about earth quakes. I But the Califorr.ian's environment ! has made him optimistic. Flowers ..15 00 .. 2 50 .. 1.25 .SO .. 150 . . ..5 .. .50 . . 1.50 .. .75 .. .50 Member Scripps-McKae Sews Association. I Ctalraro Bureau. 909 Seonrity bnlldlag. Washington. l. C bureau, 501 Four teenth street. N. W. t. Xatered at Pendletoa p. stoffk-e as second ciass matter. NOTICE TO APVEKTISERS T7T for adrertlsinc matter to appear to tre K?t Orerootan must be in by 4 :4." p. m of tie preceding day : copy for Monday s paper mist be In by 4 45 p. m. the preced ing ?a:uplay. .US CI PlBQ SENATORIAL ELECTIOXS. : The elections this fall will not only . determine the political complexion of the house, but may to some extent de-: termine the future attitude of the senate, though there is no probability of its political majority being over thrown. There are -S senators to be re placed by legislatures to De chosen at the November balloting. Of these, 1J are democrats and 15 republicans. Berry. Blackburn and Carmack. democrats, have been defeated, but replaced by other democrats. Martin and Morgan have the assurance of the primaries for re-election. The others must run their chances. So far as in creasing their strength in the sena'e is concerned, the democrats have very little hope for the coming elections. They cannot expect to gain in any state except possibly in West Virginia, when- Eikins is up f'r indorsement, anj they stand to lose in Colorado, where Patterson has been repudiated by his own city of Denver and where ! 7 The man w ho. perchance, thinks he labors aione, The man who stands out be- tween hovel and throne. The man who gives freely his brain and his brawn Is the man that the world has been builded upon. The clang of the hammer, the sweep of the saw. The rash of the forge they have strengthened the !aw. They have rebuilt the realms - that wars overran. They have shown us the worth of the average man. Success. goes : build! 1 ! 1 . At Rolton and sunshine and splendor, and splen dor and flowers and sunshine for , years and years, have jre-1 a race of I dreamers and indomitable optimists. I whom diaster cannot awe nor mis fortune baffle! Let him buiid up his castle of H pe. ; Let him look on the bright side. ! Hopefulness is a business asset which s far as a bank ccouui in g cities and making nations. PUBLIC OWNERSHIP PAYS. TTEL IX I M ATH. LA COCNTT. One of the best results of the Pen-dleton-Pilot Rock railroad will be to -cheapen and increase the fuel supply Ja this and other towns of the county. The wood yards In Pendleton are now more completely cleaned out than ever before since the railroad has been In operation over the Blue mountains. Fuel has been higher priced the past year than ever before. and the supply on the rilue mountains Is becoming more uncertain each year. The Pilot Rock railroad will Up a rich yellow pine district to the south and east of that place. This timber belt is the ultimate goai of the road for the mountains to the south are covered with a splendid forest, which will give the city a fuel supply that will be inexhaustible. In addition to relieving the fuel situation In this part of the country, the Pilot Rock road should be the means of locating a sawmill In this city with a capacity of at least 100.000 feet dally. The logs can be trans ported cheaply from the mountains. and the slabs, sawdust and other waste products can be utilized for fuel in the mills. England, the profits from the municipal electric light, gas. telephones and other city properties have been so great that the city coun cil has paid the sum of $217,304 of the city taxes for the past year, thus reducing the levy on the taxpayers about one-third of the usual amount. This Is a practical result of, public ownership one which no amount of sophistry can explain away nor dis parage. The city can furnish these utilities at cheaper rate than corpor ations for municipalities are satisfied with smaller profits. Then when the profits accumulate, as they have in Bolton, the city has a surplus on hand with which to pay off old debts, re duce taxes, or make further improve ments, as may be best. Pendleton and every other town can take a practical lesson from this story- Every town is founded on practically the same general lines. Taxes are republicanism is on an ascending . scale. Cullom. Dolliver. Frye. Crane. Nel son. Gamble and Warren, republics 1 senators who are acceptable to the people, are fairly certain of re-election. In F.hoUe Island there is a poor ! chance of beating the Aldrlch nom inee. In New Jersey there is a fighting chance to retire Dryden. the offensive representative of the insurance trust. Thef spectacular Tillman mtrst run the gauntlet in South Carolina, where the issue is his stubborn adhesion t the dispensary system. But it U apparent That the people must wait two years more to get at the Forakers. Carters. Bnlkeleys. Keans and other fierce friends of the corporations In the senate. Your Credit is Good We Put Furniture in' Reach of All Just received a nice new line of weathered oak furniture for th dining room and parlor. To away with the old. worn-out pieces that hare done their duty, while you can yet realize something for them, and be the owner of a piece of furniture that you will always be proad of. Can and see ear Une and Investigate oar payment plan. Graham Furniture Co. Postoffice Block Hotel St. George GEORGE DARVEAC. Proprietor. E, U ID' R8.fi 7 mm European plan. Everything first class. All modern conveniences. Steam heat throughout. Rooms en suite wit bath. Larg. new sample rooms Th Hotel St. George is pronounced one of the most up-to-date hotels of t Northwest. Telepr jne aod fire -.arm connections to office, and hot an cold running wat r In all rooms. ; I ROOMS: $1.00 and $1.50 MYSTERIES OF SLEEP. FRANTIC HCPEMTXXES6. In their efforts to disparage the re sult of the earthquake, the people of San Francisco exhibit a fort of fran tic hcf-fu!r.e which is amusing, if not pitiable, at times. Cr.e bulletin Isrud by the board of trade says that the very intensity of the recent shock was & certain evi dence that the crust ot the earth in that vicinity was settling Into a per il i related of a Chinese merchant who was convicted of wife-murder and sentenced to die by being depriv ed of !ep. that he was placed in prison with guards changed hourly for the purpose of preventing him from sleeping. After the commence ment of the eighth day his suffering was so intense that he Implored the authorities to strangle, guillotine. bom him. drown him. garrotte, shoot, quarter, blow up with gunpowder, or put him to death In any conceivable way. It is commonly supposed that the jreatest depth of sleep occurs abost the end of the first hour. This, how ever. Is not invariably the rule, ac cording to my own observations In the Cook county (Chicago Insane asvlum. made some years ago. when DOWNEY'S Stage to Lehman Springs U. S. Mail Carrier Beginning July 2nd, Dan Downey will run two rigs to L E H M A N SPRINGS, Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week, for the entire summer. Downey changes teams on the road and will take you through in eight hours. Dan Downey, Driver Office at TaUmans Drug Store niock and a Half From iH-pot. See the big electric sign. The Hotel Pendleton HuLIjOXS ntlOV.'X, Proprietor, lie utilities and what will apply in Bolton will apply in Pendleton in a degree varying with certain specific conditions. I spent two successive nights hourly raised in the same general way and testing the depth of sleep by light. the ublic uses the same general pub-sound and touch. A majority of the 10 cases I had under otiservauon showed the greatest depth to be at about a. m. More recently Ors Sante de S-inctis and X. Neyros. at the l"niverity of Rome, tested the depth of sleep In four normal persons by pressure upon the temple. One of these showed the greatest depth of slep In the second and fifth hours, while the other showed the greatest depth between the first and second hours. Talking in sleep I more common than Is generally supposed. Arm strong and Child found in 20 stu dents, between the ages of 10 and 10 yesrs. that THE SOIL. What is this that stirs within. Loving goodness, hating sin. Always cravir.g to be blest. Finding here below no rest? Xaught that charms the ear or eye Can its hunger satisfy: Active, restless, it would pierce Through the outward universe. What is it? and whither? whence? This unsleeping, secret sense. Longing for its rest and food la some hidden, untried good? t Tis the soul? Mysterious name! Him it seeks from whom It rime; It would, mighty God. like f ee. Holy, holy, holy be! W. H. Fumess. Carpets! Carpets! To Replace those that were Spoiled Are your carpets rained? If so, now is your chance to secure a i new one at a bargain. Tour might be able to clean tiro 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 .VXD CARPET3- -OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. The Hotel Pendleton has been re fitted and refurnished throughout Telephone and fire alarm connec tions with all rooms. Raths en suite and single rooms. Headquarters for Traveling Meat. Commodious Sample Room. FREE 'HUa Rates, $2, $2.50 and $3 Special Rates by the week or month. Kxcollent Cuisine. Prompt dining room service. Bar ami I.IMInnl Rmuii In Connection. Only Thrrv Illook from Depots. 4th of July DECORATIONS, FLAGS, An PttmM was made to blow up 41 per cent of the men h .. Mth .. Dant at and 37 per cert of the women talked j Garrleid- y j. But for a fortunate in ineir " i arcldent. a box containing zm could answer questions j tisnn. in Harper's Weekly. THE pm.DIXG RECORD. dvna-l n A A mm O. Chris- I... . ' M h,v. Mirted Instdell TI CUUV the work. The two tin boxes contain- T . Ing the caps had been surreptitiously PinPt PftOriV introduced Into the works bv unknown I fa a wsjj parties and placed where they would -J ; nung FIREWORKS AND FIRECRACKERS Headquarters at FRAZIER'S BOOK. STORE Hon of machinery. "!riI l"e 5"r , '" be exploded automatically by the nc- a forthcoming report of the l nitefl Ptat's geological urvey. 154.41? build ing permits were Issued In the 47 leading cities of th; United States and buildings valued at $ 40.555. 1 were erected. This shows a considerable gain In building operations over the record of the previou vear. the number of permits given In 1J04 was H,371 and the cost of the buildings erected was J4 59 71 0. The largest expenditure was made by New Tork. which put up buildings to the value of S17S.0J2.S27 on 10.041 permits. It is Interesting to note that Philadelphia. Its ancient rival, erect ed more buildings, having obtained a third more permits or I5.J5J but spent much lee money tl4.4K.74S In so doing. It Is significant also, that Brooklyn, with 1 ' permits and an expenditure of 171. 017.70. la second on the list. John J.'Gulstrom. a bachelor and well-to-da farmer of Latah eoonty. Idaho, recently sold his two farms. Becoming convinced that he had sold too cheaply, he worried till his mind gave way and attempted suicide once hv slashing himself with a hatchet. and once by attempting to explode a j dynamite carinacge unavr iu He was detained and will be teat to the asylum. Dr. C L- Spauldlng. aged IT. of Kansas City. left his office In a steel skyscraper to go to his rooms and dress for his wedding. Repairs were being made to the elevator shaft, leaving it partially unprotected, and Spauldlng stumbled and fell down the shaft and was Instantly killed. Tou are particular about hav ing nb" wall taper. But are yon particular about It being well bucgT The best wait paper. If poor ly put on the wall, will never satisfy you. Come here and select a pat tern and let us hang It fo you you will then knew you bar tb best results obtainable. Pendleton Paint Store Ed. Marph" Prop. 121 Court. ALTA HOUSE The Working Man and Farmers Hotel Dining room and Free Employment bureau in connection $1.00 PER DAY Cor. Alta and Mill Sts. HOTEL PORTLAND OF PORTLAND. OREGON. American plan, II pr day unj up ward. Headquarters for tourists and commercial trawlers, Sperlal rates made to families itnd single gentle men. The management will be pleas ed at all times to show rooms and if- A. mouorn Turkish bath establishment In the hotel. H C- nOWRlts. Manscer. JACK BROWN Dealer in HIDES, WOOL AND JINK 212 West Webb St.