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:ily. one iiir, ty carrier 7.60
' l!y. t-U month, by currier 3.75
-tlly. Hire uinutbs. by carrier 1.93
ally, one month, by carrier 65
rail- vkiy, one year, by uiall..... 1.50
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Ih lijtily i:ast Oregonlan Is kept on sal
t the Oreeou Nous Co.. 329 Morrison
'.reet, Portland. Oregon.
Northwest News Co., Portland, Oregon.
OMcnco ioirenu, 1H9 Security Building.
Wasliiuuton, L. C, l!ur?au, 501 Four
ivmh t.reet, X. W.
Proofs and to safeguard the lives of
our firemen. !
However, the electric trust is a hog!
and it objects, it has only grunted
I at the ladies of the civic elub and
others who hnvo had the temerity '
to ask that the overhead wires be 1
taken " down. Some of our council-
men are also grunting out of sym- j
pathy wit! the poor mistreated trust.
They say the East Oregonlan is too!
fresh and that the ladies are out of;
their sphere when (hey ask that the i
electric lompany do something for j
Pendleton. Yet couneilmen m e sup- '
posed to he public servants repre- !
sentlnjj the interests of the people. !
What a wonderful world this is! '
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If It's Anythm
Yon Will
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Find It
ummer Wear
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Member United Press Association.
Entered at the postofflee at Pendleton,
Oregon, as second class mall mdtter.
telephone. Main 1
Official City and County Taper.
THE CKY'Or TOIL.
We have fed you all for a thou
sand years,
And you hail us still u -?od.
Though there's never a .". liar
of all your wealth
But marks the worker's dead.
We have yielded our best to
give you rest,
And you lie on a crimson
wool.
For if blood be the price of all
your wealth.
Good God, we ha' paid it in
full.
.OOU WORK.
Work bt-'ng carried on at the Uma- j
tilla agency by the agricultural de- !
partment of the school shows the '
possibilities of close' farmi-ig upon the j
reservation and Is also of benefit to1
the India.T children. j
On the bluff south of the agency !
90 fruit trees were set out this spring;
and with the exception of two trees j
all are doing well. This despite the I
! fact the land is not Irrigated or sub- '
irrigated. j
The government is also engaging in 1
hog raising to .mite an extent this j
year. There are now 90 hogs in the 1
drove an 1 they are being fattened on ;
field peas raised on dry land. The j
hogs during the early spring were '
kept in a field of alfalfa on the bot
tom land They are good money
makers for the Indians.
According to Major E. S. Swartz
lander the agricultural department at
the agency derived a total of $7000
from farming operations last year.
This money along with the interest
derived from the loaning of the trib
al fund makes sufficient money to
meet the total expense of the school,
We invite you to call and look at our complete line of suits,
shirts, shoes, hosiery, in fact anything for the man or boy.
Below We Oiler a Few Cool Suggestions
including the salary of the superintendent.
There's never a mine blown sky
' ward now
But we're buried alive for
you.
There's never a wreck drifts
shoreward now j
But we are its ehastlv Drew :
Go reckon our dead bv the i Demonstrations such as this are of i
forges red intense value on the reservation. Such
And the factories where we i instruction looks to making the In-
dians understand something about in-
, tensified larming so they may be able
4 to make a livlihood off their allot-
Cool Cluet Coat Shirts
villi soft collar, in nil the late shades and colors, priced from
$1.."0 to $2. .")). 1ml - Taylor's famous Ovnx hosiery, a beau
tiful lino of colors in Silk Lisle, for .V value
Also pure silks, in tan, Mack and red colors from
35c to 75c
spin.
If blood be the price of your
accursed wealth.
Good God. we ha' paid it in
full.
We have fed you all for a thou
sand years.
For that was our doom, you
know.
From the days when you chain
ed us in your fields
To the strike of a week ago.
You ha' eaten our lives and our
babes and wives.
And we're told it's your legal
share,
But if Ulood be the price of
your lawful wealth
Good God, v e ha' bought it
lair.
rjuJyarJ Kipling:.
, ments. iuch work as this, if car-
j ried on earnestly and continuously,
will do away with the lazy, indolent
blanket Indian and will bring about
a race of thrifty small farmers. It
. will keep some of the Indians from
going to poor farms later on in life.
Stein-Bloch Suits
Just riirht for summer wear, priced from
$20.00 to $35.00
Florshein and Walkover Shoes
of qualitv, niftv shapes, lth in Mack, and tan, priced from
$3.50 to $5.00
B. V. D. Union Suits
the coolest underwear you can possibly wear, per suit,
$1.00 to $2.00
Straw Hats
Panama and Sailor Straws, new and stylish shapes, priced from
$3, $3.50, $5 to $7.00
Ties
Four-in-hand Ties, late shaos and very stylish. See our Win
dow Display.
HAS PAID HIE PENALTY.
If the newsptiper stories are true
that till of the leaker woman who
has surrendered to the sheriff an 1
admitted she is guilty of bigamy it
will be interesting to watch the course
of justice.
According to the woman's story she
j married her first husband through a
TRULY WONDERFUL! matrimonial agency an'd left him be-
Pendleton is justified in demanding , cau'"'e sh,; founJ W- u ith him unbear
that the electric company place itsj;,hK' -She married a second time and
wires underground even thouch tha 'v:ls vln happily with her husband
improvement does mean expense to
the company. The expense miht
Also for the vacation, do not forget us, we can supply your wants with anything
in that line kahki pants, kahki shirts, corduroys, tents, tarpaulin, bathing suits,
blankets, quilts, etc. See Window Display.
Pendleton's
Greatest Store
r jy If II II fi if S
.until the former spouse learned of
jbr-r whereabouts and began to hound
well be con.-i.lwvd as rent payment j Ju r' In desperation the woman has
for the u:.e of the streets,.
At the present time the Pacific
Power : Li?ht company has the priv
ilege of using our s-tret-u free of cost.
At Walla Walla the company is pay
ing for Us street privileges and yet i
there are no overhead wires on the
main streets either. Under the terms
of the Wal'.a Walla franchise the com
pany t.tiys, in graduated installments,
the sum of J2f',500 in cash for the
I rivilesre of doing business in that
twn. It is a very small amount to
lay for such a privilege.
But in the fact that the company
pays Walla Walla for u.-ing its
strefts or rather its alleys there is
i o:n for thought. We do not ge
lower rai'-s than do the people of
Walla Walla even though we let th
tomp,ai.v operate free of cost here.
In fact it has been the complaint in
the past that we have been charged
mote than they. The company now
says the same ch&rges. will be col
lected in each city.
What does this mean? It means
that Pendkton will be in the position
of giving the electric company money
with which to pay its franchise charg
e i in Walla Walla. In other words
we are oeing taxed for the benefit of
our rival city across the state line.
. fine situation Isn't It?
In Pendleton the deal with the el
ectric company is a one sided ar
rangement and it has been this way
for years. The electric company is
living in our house and has done so
for years without paying rent. On
the contrary the city of Pendleton
pays the electric company about $7000
per annum for street lights and for
electricity for pumjiing purposes while
citizens of the town pay out unknown
thousands every month for private
strvice.
We are willing to let these things
go, howiver. We are not asking the
company to pay rent for the use of
the house, or In other words, fran
chise charges. But under the leader
hip of "he ladles' civic club we have
gotten up bufficienl nerve to suggest
to the tru"t that it should be decent
enough to make a few Improvements
to better the appearance of oar
given up and tu'ked to he sent to the
penilentiary.
Eut the state prison was not 'made
for such people as this The woman
of course is- guilty of a violation of
i the law but the indications are that
'she has more than paid the penalty
already. It would be a mockery of
justice to send this woman to the
penitentiary.
With ".--lim" Pill Hidings In jail
here for alleged horsestealing and
with John Spain under arrest in Un
ion county for some offense against
the peace and dignity of that county,
U looks like our Round-Up perform
ers are meeting with trouble. But
nothing has yet happened to Buffalo
Vernon or George Fletcher.
rule of President Andrade, Castro's
opportunity to lead his countrymen
came. Starling with a small band of
fel'oiv muleteers and cattle smugglers
ho joined the revolution. Villages
and towns fell into the hands of ("as
tro and his men, and .detachment af
tr detachment of the govern mtnt
fores gave way before them. In ad
dition he always made it a rule to buy
out .is many government generals as
po.-j.ibIe. On October 24, he
!'"uml himself provisional president
of Venezuela. Then he became dic
tator. Enemies were impirisore'd
taxes levied on the rich and i very
high handed method used to make
mor.--y Finally he got into trouble
v. i'h foreign countries, the history of
which is well known. Then he w.n
l;inl,fl An'l now he returns to
try to rega'n his lost powers. Castro
is uielorsized, swarthy with Indiin
i loo. i in hS vein -4, and temperament
Rl'v nervous Two years (io be w !
c-nriMflercd almost a dying man. Now
ho is in the full enjoyment of his
.'Ah an 1 vigor.
JULY 21 IX HISTOItY.
17T3 Pope clement XIV signed
the famous bill which pronounced the
extinction of the Society of Jesus.
l'-M 'lhe iniuisitin re-established
In Spain by Ferdinand. It had
hefn suspended during the reign of
I 'ofa j arte.
1861 Battle of Bull Run.
IX; I Correspondence between
Horace Greeley and representatives
of the Confederacy looking toward
peace negotiations made pmblic at Ni
agara Falls.
IKS') M lis' tariff reduction bill
passed the houe.
1 ;:.; King Edward and Queen
Alexandra vi.-,it Trelaml and are warm
ly received.
The. house of commons passed the
Irish land hill by a vote of 317 to 20.
1909 Anti-war riots occurred In
Madrid, Spain.
1910 Great forest fires In Manito
ba, Ontario, Montana, Washington,
Mlclt'iwn nnl W!"C"n'in wired out.
four towns
Koiiie Saenz-Penu was proclaimed
president of the Argentine Republic.
The
Pendleton Drug
Co.
is In business for
"Your Good Health'
i
The best way to relieve the local
water shortage will be for the proper
authorities to make speed with the
construction of the mountain water
system. When the new system Is In
stalled there will be ample water for
everybody for all purposes. It is bad
to be compelled to economize on wa
ter in the summer time.
Another revolt in Mexico is to start
In two weeks. But the announce
ment omits the hour.
Grain fires are bad it Is true, hut
the suffering falls upon insurance
companies as a rule.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAY SKFTCII.
Clprlano Castro who can always
be relied upon to raise his particular
brand of trouble In Venezuela and
with any other country that will al
low him to do so, Is fifty-one. After
a long period of exile, he has returned , g
io inn iionie imia wneie ue koi'ks .o
be restored to power and the
chances of his success seem very
bright indeed, for he has found a
strong body of supporters among the
very factions thst were instrumental
In driving him out of Venezuela. j
Castro's first taste of public life
was when he was elected to the sen-'
ate. He has always been Inordinate-
ly fond of dress and was the Beau j
Brummel of the Andean country In .
hip youth If Indeed he does not do- :
?e.)ve the same reputation now As a
P-gialiitor he took his little part in j
the debates of the senate, and in ;
1892 he resigned. In 1898 when thej
country was in a ferment against the I
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