DAILY EAST OREQONTAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 24, 1909.
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WAR FOR EXPOSITION
nOTII SAN FRANCISCO AND
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COLESWOR.THY
127-129 E. Alts
Each Has Representative in Congress
Who Seeks to Gain Federal Recog
nition Smith for Sail Diego Tries
to Seal a March Kuhu for Frisco
Introduces Complete BUI.
Washington. A drawn battle be
tween San Francisco and San Diego,
California, is one of the biggest things
In congressional shows on the boards
for this winter.
The arena is at present in neutral
ground somewhere between the com
mittees on expositions and foreign af
fairs, but it appears now that before
the issue is decided the forces of the
two cities may have to meet some
where on the Mojave desert and fight
it out.
The question is whether there shall
be an international exposition in 1915
at San Francisco or San Diego.
The proposition thus to celebrate the
opening of the Panama canal startea
out on the Pacific coast last summer
when the gate receipts at the Seattle
exposition began to pile up in such
a gratifying quantity. There Is still
some dispute as to which city first
broached the Idea, but both are rep
resented here in numbers trying to get
Federal recognition. Representative
Smith, who hails from the San Diego
district and Representative Kahn, of
San Francisco, are going to be the star
performers.
Smith is known as the "getter" of
the California delegation. He has gone
about securing the exposition in a typi
cally Smith way a prooess of stealing
up a back alley into the dooryard be
fore one knows he's around, and then
walking away with the goods. His
bill is a simple little thing. It is mere
ly a resolution authorizing the Presi
dent to invite the nations vt the Pa
cific to an international exposition at
San Diego in 1915, when the executive
is satisfied that the citizens of San
Diego have raised a million dollars.
It doesn't ask for any money from
Uncle Sam. Smith doesn't intend to
do that yet. Quite a harmless look
ing little measure, but if Smith can
get it through It will amount to feder
al recognition of the claims of San
Diego. "And then, some fine after
noon, we will get our fingers into the
Treasury," Smith confides to his
friends.
The proposed fair is to be culled
under the Smith bill, the Panama-
California Exposition. Smith got
President Taft's promise that the ca
nal would be finished by 1915 before
he put in his bill.
San Francisco's claims to the right
to celebrate the completion of the big
i-itoh are bring urged by Julius Kahn.
With shaggy gray locks and a flowing
Winchester tie, Kahn looks like an
actor. As a matter of fact, he used
to be one before he broke Into the
statesman business, and he still talks
like one.
went at it this way. His bill
calls for a celebration of the "opening
of the Panama canal and also the four
hundredth anniversary of the discov
ery of the Pacific ocean by Vasco An
nez Balboa, by holding an Internati
onal exhibition of arts, industries,
manufactures and the products of soil,
mine, forest and sea." Good scheme
that Balboa idea! The San Diego peo.
pie are still gnashing their teeth be
cause Kahn beat them to It.
Julius Kahn calls his show the Po-nama-Pacific
Exposition. He wants
the paltry sum of five millions from
Uncle Sam, but not before his new
exposition company raises a like am
ount. The bill Is about five feet long
and provides everything from the ap
pointment of a commission, to regu
lations for the feeding of the troops
that will be there and the appoint
ment of a board of "lady managers."
Kahn even has it figured out to le
galize the importation of the exhibits
and the establishment of a bank on
the exposition grounds. His bill is
so complete that you could close your
eyes after reading it and see the
throngs streaming in at the gate.
As a sort of sop to San Diego, Kahn
provides that the combined fleet of
the world shall attend and thr.t the
President Bhall invite them to assemble
in San Diego harbor.
Other members of the California
delegation are not at present lining
up with either city, and most of the
members of congress say they can't
for a minute consent to grant an ex
position to a Pacific coast city unless
the coast Is agreed upon which city
it wants.
Nature's Chemistry Best for MenlUi
So Claims Science After CarefiU
Study of Mineral Springs and Nat
ural Watws.
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It is now ostabl'shod firmly in the
scientific mind that nature, through
her mineral springs and her bubbling
health waters, produces curative pow
ers which cure certain diseases more
surely .than man can do.
Recent attention directed to Cali
fornia's most wonderful hot springs
at Paso Robles, by phenomenal cures
of disease, has shown the world that
th's resort is doing most marvelous
work every day.
Science has done much to discover
v herein lies the -secret of natural wa
tr cures, but has not as yat been
fully able to apply nature's chemistry
from tho laboratories of men.
It is said that at Paso Robles. more
so than at any other health resort, the
Meat medicinal, natural and pleasing
requisites are found.
Here is a perfect atmospheric con
dition, not too much mo'sture, though
it lies but 20 miles from the sea, no
hot, dry winds, h Becret of the per
fect air Is said to be a natural valley
surrounded by high mountain ranges
which permit only an equable high
ly sterilized air to settle into Paso
Robles, a combination of thin salt
air and the dry land atmosphere, a
rare health requisite.
The air condition, so perfect here.
Is lacking at most mineral water re
tieats, such as Carlsbad, Baden Bad
en and Kisslngen in Europe.
The waters at Paso Robles comes
from the earth hot and cold. They
aie light and pure. One does not tire
of them as one does at most resorts.
They have a most soothing effect on
the nerves, and in cases of dyspepspla,
lusonvn'a, nervous breakdown and
paralysis bring almost instantaneous
comfort and relief.
Women who had not enjoyed
health for years seem, after a brief
stay at these springs, to be beyond
even the slightest evidence of former
weakness.
One mets scores of men who, being
of the sporting fraternity and suffer
ing from abuse of system from high
living or alcoholfc excess, come here
to be made well and strong again.
Ch idren and the aged are seen go
ing about in the warm sun, for while
tho temperature is hot, no one is ever
exhausted and sunstrokes never oc
cur. This spot is California's gift to the
world, and science marvels at the
wonderful cures daily being made at
Paso Robles.
A small book, neatly illustrated, has
been recently published by the man
ugtment telling the story of the Hot
Springs in a most interesting manner
end giv.ng complete Information. Send
lor It. either to Wm. McMurray, Gen
eral Passenger Agent of the O. R. &
N., Portland, Ore,, or Dr. F. W. Saw
yer, Manager, Paso Robles, Cal.
HERE THAT ARE REAL
We must reduce our entire stock before invoicing time
(January 1st) as there will be a change in our
business on that date
Com aneB dau Our PrEces
Just An Example of the Reductions:
$35.00 Ranges for
$65.00 Ranges for
$26.00
$42.00
HEATING STOVES at Half-Price
Everything reduced accordingly to clean out an reduce
the stock no limit. Get busy and get Furniture Cheap
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Unfurnished housekeeping rooms
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New York. Chancellor James R.
Dny of Syracuse University, Is a firm
bcl'ever in the old fashioned Christ
mas. In his farewell address to the
students who loft for their holiday
vacation he said:
"I urge you all to celebrate Christ
mas In the old fashioned way. I hope
that J'ou will be favored with plenty
of snowballing and good sleighing
while you are at home. If the align
ing is pood I hope that the young men
w 11 all learn to drive with one arm.
If I were a girl I wouldn't go driving
with a young man unless he could
drive with one arm."
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Beautilul Jewelry Novelties .1
Only a Utile cold in-the head may
be the beg nnlng of an obstinate case
of nasal catarrh. Drive out the In
vader with Ely's Croam Bairn applied
straight to the Inflamed stuffed up
air-passages. Price 60c. If you pre
fer to uo an atom zer, ask for Liquid
Cream Palm. It has all the good
qualities of the solid form of this
remedy and will rid you of catarrh
or hay fever. No cocaine to breed a
dreadful hab t. No mercury to dry
out the secretion. Price 75c, with
spraying tube. AU druggists, or
mailed by Ely Bros., B Warren
street. New York.
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BRACELETS
MHOOCIIES
CARD CASES
CHATELAINES
CLOTH HKUSHKS
CO LOON K BOTTLES
COM IIS
CUFF BUTTONS
GLOVE HOOKS
HAIR BRUSHES
LOCKETS
LORGNETTES
ItlRRORS
MANICURE ARTICLES
PARASOLS
PHOTO FRAMES
PURSES
OPERA GLASSES
For 'Her" or "Him"
At Schaffer's you will find the most complete assortment of
(Tliristmas-Gift Jewelry to be found in Pendleton.
And at prices that are so out of proportion to the excellence
of these fashionable articles that you'll bo eager to do your
Christmas buying now while assortments are at their best.
Every market of the world is represented in this marvelous
f-howing. Copies of nntique jewelry, made famous by some his
torical figure, dull gold, tinted gold, filigree, carved, studded jew
elry, semi-precious stones revivals of almost forgotten styles
all are combined to make this an eventful exhibit of high-class
Holiday jewelry.
DON'T WAIT BUY NOW
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
A.L. SCHAEFER.,
Official O. R. & N. Time Inspector
726 Main Street
Phone Red 3011
Take this list for a Hint
PIN CUSHIONS
PIN TRAYS
'PUFF BOXES
SALTS BOTTLES .
SCARF PINS
SCISSORS
SHOK HORNS
THIMBLES
SOAP BOXES
TOILET SETS
UMBRELLAS
VELVET BRUSHES
DIAMOND RINGS
WATCHES
VINTATGRETTES
LAVALLIERS
HAT PINS
EARRINGS
NECKLACES
TOTLET SETS.
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