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Sack Suit Styles such as
every man can be pleased
with: that's what we're
able to offer in our special
Hart Schaffner & Marx
line this Fall.
A big variety of models this year;
Many new kinks in pockets, and
other little points ;different clothes,
smart, stylish; we've got the right
things.
Suits $20.00 to $35.00
Overcoats $15 to $30
Other Makes $7.50 to $20 Both in Suits and Overcoats
We are also showing the best
line of Men's and Boys' Furnish
ings, Hats, etc., ever brought to
Pendleton- Our Underwear and
Shirts are especially worthy of
your consideration, don't buy un
til you have seen them.
MONSTER
The Peoples Warehouse
Where it Pays to Trade
Save Your Coupons
I
Pai for pmea permits
Washington, CM. 7. In discussing already
the ihame made by the forest service such a
will aware,
change in
I am in favor of
existing law as
nuts irrevocable, except for breach of
conditions, for a fixed term suffi-
for power permits and the probable would authorize the Issuance of per-
action of the Trans-Mississippi con
gress at San Francisco, October 6-10,
in the matter of the conservation of ciently long to insure securiny of in
v.ater power, Clifford Hnchot, the vestment.
United SUU-s forester, expressed him
self as follows in a recent letter:
"Although I shall not ie able to be
piesent myself, nor to send a repre
sentative, I am deeply Interested In
the Trans-Mississippi congress and
share your anxiety that the congress
may pursue such a course as will
have a positive tendency to promote
the active development and utiliza
tion of water power.
The need of water power to con
serve the other natural resources of
the country, especially the mineral
"Grants of valued franchises and
property rights such as were made
gratis to the railroads when the na
tural resources of the country were
t':ought to be Inexhaustible can not
now be seriously considered In con
nection with the development of wa
ter power on the public lands and
forests. The value and Importance of j
'.".ter power to the country is com
ing to be more and more thoroughly
realized and fear of a water power
monopoly, instead of being looked
unon as an absurd vaearv. has taken
ed them would have called forth only
the remark: "Kind o" dirty, hey?
Need to have those little specks clean
ed off."
rirty specks! The man who said
it would have turned gray with ter
ror had he known that those pinpoint-sized
blotches were bacilli of
smallpox, typhoid fever. diphtheria
and the still deadlier typhus.
Ambition to become a great scien
tist ra 1 ?o seized upon young Irving
Benton of IJrooklyn that he was de
termined to g. t material for his stud
ies, no matter how he got it. His
mother is n scrubwoman, earning so
poor a living that If cirrhosis cultures
were on sale at a bargain counter for
a clime a tube she could not afford to
buy one atom for her boy. At police
!uai(uarters young Henton, weeping,
admitted he had stolen a microscope.
1
orAHTKKI.Y HKI'OltT
snows i!i; ixu:i:.si:.
CONVENTION OPENS
Hl'PPKKSSION OF AltSINTlIK
TlioiiMiimlH of Men, Women and Chil
dren .March Through Slrwts In One
of (ircaO'st DcntoiHl radons Ever
Swn In (Jay liirH lliitfo Kcrlloii
of Populace Liven for Dmjr Alone.
Paris, Oct. 7. "Down with the
green monster!" was the battlocry of
thousands of men, women and chil
dren who marched through the boule
vards of gay, careless Paris today,
and thence to a great auditorium In
the Hue de Voltalr, whero the first
national convention for the Suppres- '
slon of Absinthe was opened. Flnun
elers and artisans, poets, scavengers,
scientists, physicians, washerwomen j
all classes and professions were rep- j
resented In the great throng which
gathered In the building dedicated to !
the greatest of Frenchmen, Voltalr,
to declare war to tho death upon the j
green monster which holds Franco ,
In Its baleful grasp. j
The gay frivolity which usually (
characterizes a Parisian gathering j
was absent, and In Its place was a
glim determination which 'bodes 111
for the manufacturers of the green
Pmild.
President Fallleres has expressed
his sympathy with the antl-abslnthe
movement, and scores of members of
parliament were present at the meet
ing. The socialists, now strong In
Frunce, have made absinthe prohibi
tion a party Issue, and the other par
ties will probably have to follow suit
to escape public Indignation.
At today's meeting prominent phy
sicians declared that the absinthe
curse Is directly responsible for the
"race suicide," and laxity of family
life which threatens In time to de
populate Fiance, and that unless the j
"Bad Blood"
shows itself in a muddy com
plexion, pimplca, blurred eye
sight, loss of weight, and gen
eral debility.
'Bad blood" is impoverished
blood too poor and thin to
furnish nourishment to the
flesh, nerves and vital organs.
by their beneficial action on
the system will purify the
blood and upbuild the bodily
and mental vigor. Beecham'a
Pills begin aright by correcting
the digestion and establishing
regularity of the bowels.
They increase the health
making elements that enrich
the blood and give tone and
vigor. Beecham's Pills are
best for poor blood as they
cleanse it thoroughly and
Carry off
Impurities
la boM with full direction 10c. anil 25c
city. He who enters and takes a
place at one of the tables, In the bare
room with the sanded floor, orriy
look up and nods at the waiter If he
wants absinthe. This drink Is the
rule; It Is only In cases of exception
that U Is necessary to specify In or-
derlng.
An army of artisans only do
enough work each day In order to
b.' assured of the money which will
buy them their nightly steeping In
absinthe.
I As In the case with all such drugs,
the stomach and circulation gradually
j become so used to It that It Is neces-
curse Is vanquished It will only be a lo increase tne amount so as to
matter of a few vears until France R1'1 tl" Jeslred effect. So the mlser-
ii nUm n. ih. center nt the n,,'e victim Increases
Dunce nt Eagle Hall.
Kvery Wednesday evening. 9 to 12
o'clock. Under same management as
Saturday night dances. Admission 60
cents. Johnson's orchestra.
Read the East Oregonlan.
'1 Pit Cent .More- Iliisluc Trims
ac'.cd by Local Office During Pict
Three .Months Tliun During Corre
Hniliiig Period of Last Year I low
It Was Divided.
An Increase of more than 10 per
an X-r iy machine and bacteria slides rent In the amount of business done
so that he might be able to equip
himself for a scientific career.
by the Pendleton postoffiee during
i the three months closing pVptumber
j 30, is shown by the quarterly report
STI'DKNT IS IIAKD AND of t::at period. During the quarter
MAY I.OSK UKASON for the year 1907 the business of the
jostoffice amounted to J401.".2, as
As a remit of being tied to a tele- uimpared with this year's business of
graph pole and allowed to remain J4MX.21, an Increase for I'MiK of
fuels, Is thoroughly understood by the a firm place In the thought and con-, there gagged for eight hours, George J." r.n.2'J.
siderution of the people. Harnisch, 1!, a Washington univer- The report for the month of Sei
"I am entirely in accord with the slty freshman, son of Dr. II. J, Har- umber alone shows a five per cent
position taken by the president in his neh, is In a serious condition today increase over the same month of the
message of February 2G, where he at his home. This morning the boy previous year. During the month the
was so unstrung that he could scarce- total sales of the office amounted to
"'While we delay the material! ly talk He may lose his power of $1 340.14, the excess was $!.!!, the
wealth and natural resources of the speech entlicly. says n St. Louis, Mo., newspapers contributed J.13.45 as
j second-class postage, whili
forest service. Thus the active de
velopment of power sites upon the
national forests, for which permits
arf. issued, is always secured by Im
posing the condition that work shall, says:
be begun within a definite specified
time and completed within another
d finite specified period. The policy , i ountrv related to waterways are be- dispatch to the Herald
of the forest service is to encourage
water power development In every
v.ay consistent with the public Inter
ests involved.
"Wiiile the charge for power per
mits should be based, not only upon
the s'-rvlces rendered by the govern- as the consolidation of companies h's teeth so that he could scarcely 15 K I " 1 1 I'XTIICSMI) OVKIl
ment in administering the forests and controlling water power. Through j breathe. The sophomores then shad-J Pl-'NDLKTOXIAVS Ml'LF.S
conserving the water now, out ais larK 01 loresigm we nave lormeu ine.owcu n;m
the box
Die total
iii steadily absorbed by great monop-; Harnisch was found by a number of rent amounted to JSl'L'.fi'i
olles. j sophomores shortly before 3 p. m.,'r. ( ilpts being $ lulls'. 23.
"'Among these monopolies, there , Friday, and was tied to a telegraph, Ag'ilnst this was charged an ex
Is no other which threatens, or has pole on the campus. The rope was pense of $1319.38, leaving your
threatened, such Intolerable Interfer-' wound tightly around him many times I'r.cle Samuel a profit of $278.85.
nice with the dally life of the people and then a gag was Inserted between .
his dose from
world's art. literature and culture. "" ,u evnuuauy nu
lv!f:it rtt'trttlti n r a mitniklndilif fitln.tit
l ight Is General. jh, )ran anJ un,esfl ,)0 frst
Hankers, brokers, merchants, pub-( K,.tl, ,, )e nia,,h0U!ll flome B(.t of
Heists, statesmen, physicians and mor- ( criminality drives him to prison,
alists are all lending their support to j T1)i , 1( m1(, u.turo of lhe frKht
the campaign, and no less than 115, ful C(),nti0ns that have grown up In
members of the senate are Joined to- j Fra ,.,, oml to C(,mbat wnrh tnou.
Rether by a signed pledge to keep up sands of Frenchmen have Joined In a
the warfare till success crowns meir pr,nt national crusade.
efforts, whether this comes In the
present session or not.
The backers of the ulg distilleries
tried to make counter propositions.
They suggested that Instead of doing
away with the business at a stroke
and destroying all the wealth Invested
ir it a gradual system of regulation
hading to eventual abolition be sub
stituted; but the opponents of the
green curse will accept nothing but a
compute extinction of the trade.
In connection with their crusade
rh.t i.t.lliitiii'd urn flrellliitlnir relil'ti- I
diietions (if a painting by a cclcbratud
French aitist. "In a Madhouse."
Here are shown the victims of thi
i'hsinthe habit committing all the
grotesque and pitiable extravagance.
o Idiocy, declaiming, fighting, weep
ing, begging, rolling on the ground,
seeking to dislodge imaginary ene
mies and giving themselves up to the
last extremes of hallucination.
I'nder the picture Is the significant
line:
"Anolish this by stopping absinthe."
Population Lives for Stuff Alone.
It Is ho exaggeration to say that In
I'arls a huge section of the popula
tion lives for absinthe alone. All
classes are victims of the habit, the
wealthy man no less than the poor
artisan. Thousands of dens for the
sale of absinthe fill all parts of the
(Country Boys Wanted
tor business Positions
Puslness men of Oakland and San
Francisco, and other large cltfcs, want
young men reared In the country to
I repair for commercial positions Kx
p rlence has shown tli.il the average
boy from the farm has habits of In
dustry nnd Integrity that make for
success.
The Polytechnic Business College of
Oakland, Cal.. has made a phenome
na! record In training and placing
young men ami women in business
positions nnd the College Is so locat
ed as to provide homelike accommo
dations at very low rates.
It is said that every young man
who has taken the complete course
In business training at this College
has received remunerative employ
ment upon graduation.
An Illustrated Catalogue will be
sent free to any one who will write to
Pi of. W. K. (iibson, 306 Twelfth
Mrect, Oakland, Cal.
WE
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upon the "power value" of the land habit of granting without compensa
occupied, the charge Imposed need 'ion extremely valuable rights
not be onerous. You are entirely amounting to monopolies .on navi-
Harnisch remained in this painful
attitude without a bite to eat or any-
of
1 lesieroay uii.ru wa wmiwi..
I uie nnesi mines uiai ims im-i-ii .---
lV.ln t,. ill Ink until It n m Cl.l.n, ... .
1 "' v...... i'. , ii'i.'T, ,,, li,.0 nnptu" rir n lonir inc.
gable streams and on the public do- when he was found by the watchman Tn(.,. w(.rp the pronertv
iiiain. 1 ne 1 epui cnane ul Kieai en- .'i me univeina uno rejeupeii. v nen
of
ritiht in your belief that I do not de
sire to make the charges burdensomo
either to the power companies or to
tie people.
"101 the contrary I have made care
ful inquiry of persons experienced In
the j. tactical development of power
project and am convinced that tne 'to granted to any corporations in per-, rirst young narniscn was unaoie to . ... on tn e ron,i fur davs and would
charms have been fixed so low as to ootulty, but only for a length of time give a coherent account of his ex-' ot fir.Vf, Vendition for two more
I 1... . ,. 1 .1 , n.. r.n,,..E 1.1 1 ' ui.ffL.I.nt t rx allfiu.' (hnm i r rnn I llt unflrmna flnd It u-n a hniiPd Kn frxtrt Un' .
......!. .1 ... 1 i 1 U,.I. ..ift 1.1 tr A vrtn ari- '
W. T.
repurchase at great ex-, of the university and released. When ,.h"lin,lt . p,.rlt(, and will be
pense of water rights thus carelessly j the ropes were untied the boy sank uu((1 on njH whrnt rnnch , Umatilla
given away without return has already ( renselrss to the ground. His arms rounty. The animals were bought In
begun in the east, and before long and legs were socramped by the rope vi'in,.. r T!n,. nnd cost from
necessary in the west also. No; that It was nearly an hour before his t,tft lln ' Thev were being driven
from Holse to P ndleton and have
.ill be
rights Involving water power should blood began to circulate properly
At
As explained in my letter of May 5,
the a'tioii, or rather lack of action,
by the power rompanles upon the
M:ggi stion that they submit to a fair
Invest. gat;on In order to determine
the reasonableness of the present rate
of (hatgej. dearly indicates that
their complaints are groundless.
The only real grievance which the
power companies have is that under
the act of February 15, 1901, (31 Htat.,
7!''i) their permits must of ntcesslty
be levoeabl" at the discretion of the ! STTCALS GKHM CTLTl'HKS
their business profitably. A reason
able charge should be made of course
for valuable rights and- privileges
which they obtain from the national
government. A fair share of the In
crease should be safeguarded for the
benefit of the people, from whose la
bor It springs.'
"I thank you most heartily for your
letter, and for the Interest you are
taking in this very Important public
question."
secretary of agriculture, and w ith !
reference to this feature, a you arel
COFFEE
Good coffee is partly in
buying" and partly in
making:; like everything;
else.
Your grocer rrturni jour mono il rou doa'l
Ulf Schilling '1 Bent: we .par liim.
roic sciKNni'ic ctiitke
Enough germs of disease to kill all
New York If they were let loose to
multiply were found by two venture
some but nerveless detectives today
wio n they broke In on nnd arrested
a boy of 14 years, who, In his ardent
pursuit of bacteriological knowledge,
had stolen and was gloating over doz
ens of glass slides, says a New York
dispatch to the Tribune.
These little transparent plates,
viewed by a person who didn't know
where the tioy scientist had purloln-
could talk about It.
He says his mind was a complete
blank from the time the sophomores
grabbed him until he was found by
the watchman.
It Is feared by the family physician
that the young man's reason may be
Impaired by his harrowing experience.
Yesterday morning the sophomores
tied five other freshmen to trees nnd
left them there for nearly three hours
before they were released.
Chancllor D. S. Houston of Wash
ington university, today said: "As
yet we know nothing of the hazing of
young Harnsch except what we have
read In the newspapers. The mattery
will be fully investigated at once."
A Il-ttlthy Family.
"Our whole family has enjoyed good
health since we began using Dr.
King's New Life Pills, three years
ago," says L. A. Dartlet of Rural
Poute 1, Guilford, Maine. They
cleanse and tone the system In a gen
tle way that doei you good. 25c at
Tallman & Co.'s and Pendleton Drug
Co.'a drugstores.
davs. They were In charge or A.
Schwandt, a brother of the owner
the stock. Baker Democrat.
Lost One black,
purse with handle
ladles' hand
containing somo
f liver and several deposit checks on
the Hank of Echo In favor of Miss
Coehn Palmer. Finder will please
if nve the same nt this office nnd re
ceive reward.
The United States annually exports
more wheat. Including wheat flour,'
than any other country In the world
146,000,000 out of 640,000,000
bushels.
Wt Evxry woman covets a shape
fj) ly figure, and many of them
aepiore me loss or meir girl
ish forms after marriage.
The bearing of children is
often destructive to the
mother's shapeliness. All of this can be avoided by the use or
Mother's Friend before baby comes, as this liniment prepares the
body for the strain upon it, and preserves the symmetry of her form.
Mother's Friend makes the danger of child-birth less, and carries her
safely through this critical'
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