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PROJECT EXTENSIOfl
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Our Great White Sale is Enlightening
Shoppers With Its Rich Economices
The Yhi;e Sale is at its hehzhth. The iiiirieiise varieties of Fndermuslins, white waists
and dresses, laees ami embroideries, etc., whiel: we specially purchased for this event could
cot he appreciably depleted by a few days' sellhijr great as it has been.
The assortments are full and complete, the best bargains of the season are here in pro
fusion. All white roods of all kinds are greatly reduced in price for this great sale; you can't
afford to miss it; come early; now, while th assortments are complete.
All Undcrniuslius, white waists, infants' wear, linens and domestics, white neckwear,
white gloves, white ribbons, white outing flannels, ME.X'S WHITE FURNISHINGS,
shirts, gloves, neckwear, underwear, hosiery, etc. White cotton blankets, laces and embroid
eries, corsets of the very best makes, lace curtains and draperies, white silks, satins, etc., white
dress goods and hundreds of other needed articles.
Grocery Special--Friday Feb. 4, 9 10
For this day we will give you 20 lbs. of Sugar for
ONE DOLLAR with a $5.00 cash purchase of gro
ceries, 14 lbs. for $1.00 is our regular price, so
you see you get SIX POUNDS FREE.
The Peoples Warehouse
Where it Pays to Trade
WHAT ARE YOU GOING
TO 00 WITH EARTH?
tTNEMPLOYF.D WILL A Mi
JOHN I. THAT Ql'KSTION
Convention of Unemployed nt (liieago j
Decides on Unique Expedient to At
tract Attention to Tlieir Prediea- j
ment Hoboes Will Call Upon
Rockefeller.
Chicago. A dele-Ration of th,. Chi
cago unemployed will descend on
John D. Rockefeller with'n a month
nd put to h:m this question:
"You have the earth: what art yu
solnsr to do with it?"
The sufrcestlon for this action was
made at the convent'on of the unem
ployed. It was made hy Attorney
Nicholas Klein, delegate of the Cin
cinnati organization of the unemploy
ed. It received the Immediate pup
port of all the other delegates who
were told of it and was not opposed
ky J. Eads How, millionaire chairman
f the convention.
According to Klein and to Alexan
der Law of New York, one of Its most
ardent supporters, the suggestion met
the approval of the convention at this
vening's session at Hull House.
"Mr. Rockefeller is to be called on
by three 'hoboes' or by three 'unem
ployed men' if that term is to be pre
ferred," said Klein. "The Idea Is to
call the attention of Mr. Rockefeller,
who is the richest man in America,
nd the attention of all thinking men
to tl.e economic s'tuat'on that exists.
It will be a comparison, a bringing
together of persons of the most wide
ly divergent classes of society.
"The men that wKl. form the dele
gation will be men of the actually un
employed class. We don't want to
send lawyers or college professors.
Hr. Rockefeller will receive them, I
am sure, because he is demoncratlc
enough to do that.
"He is a good man, the victim of
circumstances.
"He will give them an answer of
some sort. He will go on record one
way or the other.
"Whatever he says will help us."
I
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sliin i;-pl.v to l''liton of County
(;iaini;roM'iM That Itoelamatlon
Work In This. County lie Kxti'mW'd.
in reply t.) tile resolutions recently
adopt')! by the County Oraingrowtrs'
ii.s)iciation a.-king for the extension
oS teh Umatilla project, President 0.
A. Ilnrrett has received the follow
ing letters from tile Oregon senators:
IVoin Senator Chamberlain.
United States Senate, Jan. 25, 1910.
Jlr. ) A. Ilnrrett, Athena, Ore.
My Dear Sir: 1 beg to acknowledge
receipt of your favor of the 20th Inst
in behalf of the completion of the
West Umatilla project. In reply I
have lo inform you that I now have
this matter up with the secretary of
the interior and shall exert every ef
fort to secure action looking to the
completion of this project and of
other projects in Oregon.
You may rest assured that I will
do everything in my power to secure
for Oregon the completion of the ir
rigation work heretofore commenced
or in contemplation.
Yours very truly,
O. W. CHAMBERLAIN.
Erom Senator Rourne.
United States Senate. Jan. 24, 1910.
Hon. C. A. Rarrett. Athena, Ore.
Pear Sir: I nm in receipt of yours
of January 17 urging that the gov
ernment proceed with the extension
of the Umatilla project.
In reply I have to advise you that
the entire Oregon delegation recently
held a conference with Secretary Ral
lingiT and went over the entire sit
uation with regard to the reclamation
projects in our state. We urged that
the Malheur project be taken up und
that the Umatilla be extended and, the
Klamath project hastened to comple
tion, our argument to the secretary
being that the state of Oregon has
not received its due proportion of the
reclamation funds and Insisting that
it be given the funds to which it was
entitled. Sec retary Hallinger Intends
as far as possible to expend in each
state the proportion of the funds to
whic h the state is entitled, but owing
to the fact that his predecessors
started more projects in some of the
states than could be. carried on with
the funds to which those states were
entitled. Mr. Hall nger finds , himself
to a considerable extent bound by the
course pursued by his predecessors. I
am in hopes that we shall secure the
Issuance of bonds for the completion
of the reclamation work.
Yours very truly.
J. BOURNE, Jtl.
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to i'uactkt: ixovosit
B'-rkeley. Thft although man h:is
mnrtered the art of money-making,
the housewife knows II" tie how to
mnnne the income, was the dec
fhralnn with which Trof. V. C
Mitchell. univrrs'ty authority on
prices who is considered one of the
niot ll?;ble bachelors of the fac
ulty, p:ive Ms class In economics a
surpriw yesterday ITe addressed the
etijdm's urder the subject of "Hpend
inp Money."
The univers'ty expert laid yreat
stress on the fact f.int the extravagant
upendin? of the family Income wa the
hooi on which family fortune had
hopelessly foundered, and ald that
to thl was attributable the hardships
of the poor.
"Money maklnu," he ta!d, "', de-
I '.ailey & Austin iih Jack in til)- Itox and t'lindy Kill in "The Top O'
World," at the Oregon Theater, Friday Eveiiinjr, l-'ebrnnry 4.
rii'
veloped to a very high degree, but
the obverse is true in regard to the
conservation of the family resources.
Only by teaching women economics
can the situation obtaining at present
be solved.
"Men co-operate in the making of
money, but women do not follow this
simple plan in the spending of it, for
the reason that it is, impracticable.
"This is due to the fact that while
man can build a bus'ness on a practi
cal and scientific basis it Is not so
with the house and its management.
Housewives, unlike business managers
are not chosen, as a rule, for their ef
ficiency and business ability, as men
ins'st upon choosing wives without
asking for diplomas as economists.
"The only polution to the present
difficulty Is the education of the wo
man in the importance, of a system by
which she will be able to spend the
Income of the family more nearly on
a scientific basis. A profession of do
mestic economy may have to be es
tablished to help In the organization
of the home along scientific and prac
tical lines." .San Francisco Call.
him: iiorr.Kv.i.i plwxkd,
Chambers of Commerce Contemplate
Itnad from Sausnlito to Tklali.
Santa Rosa. The Santa Rosa
Chamberof Commerce, at a meeting
held yesterday, re-elected its old of
ficers with a vote of thanks for their
work in the interests of Santa Rosa
during the past year. Tho officers
are: Ernest L. F'inley. president; Al
fred Trembley and Dawson ' Oixon,
vice-presidents; Kdvvani H. ilrown.
secretary, anil John P. Overton, treas-
i urer.
) The chamber of commerce and the
j Sonoma County and Santa Rosa Au
, tornobl'.e associations will Jo n in the
general memorial to the Marin coun
ty board of supervisors to take some
action toward the repair of the roads
between Kan liafa ! and Sausalito.
It is believed the supervisors of
Marin will take up the matter Just as
early In the spring as possible. There
is a project on hand to have a fine
boulevard from Sausalito on the
south to Uklah on the north.
Siicei-sH of I'niti'd IrNh I.ciitnn' lue
to Grent Help of American I.eamio.
I'M.Ttelphia. Michael J. Ryan,
national president of the I'nlted
Irish league, has receivil a cablegram
from John K. Redmond, chairman of
the Irish parliamentary party, in
which ll'Minond says the clleeess of
the party was due to liie magnificent
help '.'loin the I'nlted Irish league of
America.
Tin' cablegram follows:
"Tin- election is now over. and.
thanks to the magnificent help from
the 1'iiijed Irish league of America,
w.. have been able to meet and repel
vic toriously a combined attack, union
ist :'?'d f-'ctlnnal.
"Not ore nationalist set was lost to
unionist attack and when nationalists'
seats were contested by unionists the
nationalist majorities were in every
case largely increased.
"An unnatural combination between
factinniHts tend unionists has caused
temporary loss of a few, eats, but
the nationalist party notwithstanding
came back 72 seats strong anil more
united and, therefore, stronger than
for years.
"Features of the election are, first,
the enormous power exercised by the
Irish voice In Great Britain. The
Irish voted more solidly nnd wielded
more Influence than at any previous
election. Second, the Immense im
pression made on public opinion by
the demonstration of American cheer,
support and sympathy for the Irish
party. Third, for the first time this
election showed clearly a British ma
jority for home rule, and against the
lords' vote, of GO votes, not counting
the representation from Ireland.
"The great results are due In large
measure to the prompt and most gen
erous' response of the United Irish
league of America to the appeal made
last December."
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PEKELETGH, OREGON
Report of the Condition January 3 1 ,
1910 to the Comptroller, of
Currency
COM) KNSE I).
l.oaiis am lisoiiiits $1,555,130.22
Oven! rafts 29,S 19.72
U. S. Bonds 250,000.00
OlhiT bonds and warrants 17,981.75
ltunk hiiildinir 10,000.00
Cnsli and exciiaiitrp 217.91G.91
$2,110,887.63
Cui.itnl stuck $ 250,000.00
Surplus and
Undivided profit 189,14.3S
:ireulat.ion 210,000.00
Deposits 1,431,78325
$2,110,887.03
1, U. Rice, cashier of the above named bank do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the best of mv
knowledge and belief.
G. M. IITCE, Cashier,
Subscribed ami sworn to lx'fore me this '2nd dav of Feb
ruary. 1010.
0. K. OIIANSTOX,
(Seal)
Notary Public for Orcon.
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"lioocJ Kiacious, John," a wife wail
ed to her husband as they rose from
the table, "you gave that waiter the
tip of a millionaire. And yon know
how hard up we are!"
"Hut, my love," remonstrated tho
hushand, "1 iok tit Ihe overcoat he
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