East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 05, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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DAILY EAST OKEGON1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1912.
PAGE THREE
FEATURE FOR FOURTH
YOUNG PEOPLE TAKE
BURNS UP Oil THIRD
PART III fi
Added Attractions to Our Already
Unmatchable List of
IVhito Carnival Bargains
Englitsli Nottingham Curtains, regular $1.50 value,
for pair - '. 88
Ladies' Linen Tailored Suits, all sizes and colors, up
to $15.00 values, while they last $2.19
Children's Straw Sailors to 50c value 10
Hand Loam Embroidery Flouncing, 45 inch, $1.50
and $L75 value for, yard 98
White Embroidered Parasols, good $2.00 value
BflO . W HH.HI.IW.M.m..M l2d
Embroidered and dotted Swiss, white, for waists and
dresses, 30c and 35c value, sale. JL7 1-2
WE SAVE YOU MONEY OK EVERY PURCHASE
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RESOURCES $2,500,000.00
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JEWELER, and SILVERSMITH
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FOR.
Summer Home at Newport, Ore.,
on Yaqtrina Bay
One of the best and most beautifully situated Summer Homes
at Newport, Oregon. For further information address,
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Carlton, Oregon
Baker. Ore.. July 5. Carl Adler's
old hen house, which was to have rep
resented the old Baker court house
In the re-enactment of the famous fire
as a part of the Fourth of July pro
gram, when It was scheduled to go up
in a blaze of glory to a dignified end,
with the members of the Baker fire
department valiantly fighting the
flames, went up in a blaze of glory,
al right, but a little sooner than an
ticipated, for a little after 10 o'clock
Wednesday evening It flared up for
a few brief moments, until the fire
department was on the Job and put
It out a little ahead of time.
The building, whlcn was donated
by Mr. Adler to the Fourth of July
committee, had been moved to the
corner of Main and Church streets.
and the Baker fire fighters had made
several practice runs to the place, so
that a good fast exhibition could be
given on the Fourth.
The premature burning of the hen
house-court house recalls the firing
of the Columbian cannon last Hal
lowe'en when all the nearby windows
suffered. The Incidents show one
thing and that Is that Baker has a
live bunch of "kids."
225 Entrymen Applied for 40 Irrigat
ed FartiM In Yakima DlHtrlct.
Washington, July 5. That the
"back to the land movement" is not
a myth was conclusively shown at
the opening on May 25 of approxi
mately 40 small Irrigated farm units
in the Yakima, Washington, irriga
tion project. Notwithstanding the
very small number of farms avail
able and the exacting restrictions im
posed by the government as to resi
dence and cultivation, and the cash
deposit of about $400 required with
each application, 225 entrymen ap
plied for the land. Their aggregate
deposits in the land office amounted
to $100,000.
The water-right charge for these
lands Is the highest ever assessed by
the government, being $93 per acre,
payable In Installments covering 10
years, without interest. In addition,
the settler must pay an annual as
sessment of $1.50 per acre for the
maintenance and operation of the
canal system.
A Juvenile minstrel given hy twelve
young people of Pendleton under di
rection of Geo. H. Hackathorn, was
greeted by a packed house at the first
performance on Tuesday, July 2, at
the tatter's residence on 409 E. Court
stree, and a fair sized audience greet
ed the second on July 3. All members
received hearty applause, especially
the statutory posing rendered hy Geo.
Hackathorn, Dewey Swarthout and
Frank Sweeney. The statue Dog Bus
ter was also well received. Ernest
Wright and Clarence Spear as the
end men made a decided hit. The
program rendered is as follows. The
nagtlme Violin, Clarence Spear;. Oh!
You Beautiful Doll, Ernest Wright;
Honey Man, Beatrice Feel; College
Boy, Flora Spear; My Dreams of the
U. S. A., Dewey Swarthout and Lu
ther Feel, John Feel, Ayrll Osborne,
Frank Swarthout, Byron Patterson.
The olio consisted of statuary pos
ing, Barbary coast characters by Geo.
Hackathorn, southern melodies by
Flora Spear and Beatrice Feel, com
edy sketch, "My Friend from San
Francisco," Statue Dog; comedy
sketch, "Flnnigan's Hotel," and grand
closing finale by entire cast Intro
ducing, "The Peace or a Nation,
"Liberty." Miss Hart; "Lincoln." Geo.
Hackathorn, "Uncle Sam," Dewey
Swarthout and others.
PRESIDENT
CHARGES
Grain.
Wheat 1911 nominal Pro
ducers' prices, nominal, track delivery
club, 88c; bluestem, 92 95c; red Rus
sian, 87c; Willamette valley, 88c;
1912 contracts, club 80s; bluestem,
83 85c.
Barley Producers' prices 1 911
Feed, $35.00; rolled, $36.00; brewing,
$39 00040.00.
Mlilstuffs Selling price Bran,
$25.00; middlings, $32.00; shorts,
$27.50.
Oats Producers' price Nominal
Track No. 1, spot delivery, white,
$35; fray, $34; new crop, $26.
Would Check American Immigration.
Seattle, Wash. Following up a
movement started sometime ago, the
governors of Washington, Oregon,
North Dakota, Sou:h Dakota, Minne
sota, Montana and Idaho, have plann
ed a conference here on how to check
the flow of American emlgfratlon to
Canada. The governors represented
are anxious to reach some plan and
suggest legislation which will assist
the northwest states in more rapid
development,, and stem the tide of
emigration from this country to Ca
nada. They have been In consulta
tion over the matter before and de
clare that the plans for the develop
ment of an American northwest will
miscarry unless something Ls done to
attract the Americans from leaving
their own country.
California, Connecticut, New York,
Michigan and Wisconsin have made
laws requiring physicians to make
reports on occupational diseases. The
diseases specified are anthrax, cais
son disease of the "bends" and lead,
phosporus, arsenic and mercury poisoning.
Women Must Have
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headaches, backaches, lassitude,
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BEECHAMS
PILLS
FOREST BOUNDARIES
Washington, July 5 President
Taft has Just made considerable
changes in national forests In Mon
tana, Arizona, Nevada, Utah and Cali
fornia through president procla
mations modifying the boundary lines.
By these changes nearly 275,000 acres
of land are eliminated from the for
ests, about 65,000 acres are added,
and about 55,000 acres are transferr
ed between two forests, while a new
forest Is created by the division of an
old unit into two.
The net result is to bring down the
total gross area of the national for
ests t oabout 187.400,000 acres, of
which nearly 27,000,000 acres are in
Alaska. To a considerable extent,
however, the reductions, so far as
land actually owned by the govern
ment is concerned, are apparent rath
er than real, owing to heavy aliena
tions in the tract eliminated. Some
22,000,000 acres of the national for
est gross area are not owned by the
government.
The high water mark of the na
tional forest gross area was reached
in 1909, when the forest boundaries
Included over 194,000,000 acres. It
was then realized, however, that in
making the examinations on which
the presidential proclamations creat
ing the forests were based the work
had been too rapid to insure in all
cases the best boundaries. Some
times land which should have been
included was left out, while at other
times land was taken in which was
not best suited to forest purposes.
4,000,000 Acres Added.
Consequently a complete overhaul
ing and rectification of the forest
boudarles was planned, and has heen
going on ever since. By successive
proclamations President Taft has eli
minated nearly 11.000,000 acres.
while he has added aooui i.uuu.vuu
acres.
In Montana the new proclamation
eliminates a total of 116.4.U acres
from six forests the Custer, Absor
oka. Blackfeet, Kootenai. Lewis and
Flark, and Flathead while 14,640
acres are transferred from the Black
feet to the Kootenai and 40,640 from
the Kootenai to the Blackfeet, to fa
cilitate administration. In Arizona
106.540 acres are eliminated from the
rnionndo national forest. In Arizona
49.840 acres are eliminated from the
Humbnlt and 55,840 acres added, of
which 12,800 acres are included in the
new Ruby national forest, composed
nrlnclnallv of that part of the old
HunVbolt lying south of the Southern
Pacific railroad. In Ltah 1.34U
acres are eliminated from the Sevier,
while In California 8.680 acres are
ndded to the Shasta and 480 acres to
the Klamath.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
EXCURSION FARES
4th OF JULY
To Points Within
Miles
Tickets July 2, 3,
Return July 5.
MON'TAMARA FESTO
200 And Automobile Knees
Tacoma
4. Tickets July 2.
Return July 7.
ELKS GRAM) LODGE
A National Gathering,
Portland,
Tickets July 7 to 10.
Return July 15.
Return Thru Seattle
July 22.
GOLDEN POTLATC1I.
Carnival of Pleasure,
Seattle.
Tickets July I I, 16, 18.
Return July 22.
Tickets, Berth Reservations, Full Information
WALTER ADAMS, Agent
Summer Eastboimd Excursion Tickets,
on sale for numerous dates to September 30.
A. D. CHARLTON, Ass't. Gea'l Pass. Agt., Portland, Or.
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strengthens the stomach and estab
lishes that condition in which sleep
regularly comes and Is sweet and re
freshing. Icdiente Cecil Rhodes Memorial.
Cape Town. S. A. The memorial to
the late Right Hon. Cecil Rhodes on
the side of Table mountain, on the
Oroote Sohur estate, was dedicated
In the presence of a distinguished
company composed of Englishmen,
South Africans and a scattering rep
resentation of other notions Interest
ed In the development of South Af
rica. Earl drey, former governor-
general of. Canada, had charge of the
rto.iirntlon. which was planned toa
becauso it is the anniversary of Cecil
nhodes' birthday. His Lordship was
hv Countess r.rey ami
two of their daughters. He win go
later to Victoria Falls and probably
spend some time In Rhodesia.
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Other Property of Every Description.
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