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75c and $1.00 Overalls
SOc
We have a large lot of overalls, assorted styles,
short lots and broken sizes; all Rood quality,
and extra values, while they last you can have
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Men's and Boys9 Bathing
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KAISER HAS TALK WITH HEIR.
German Newspapers Aroused by -Rumored
Reconciliation With Prince.
Berlin. According to the Berlin
Salon, after the review of the crown
prince's regiment toy the emperor at
Danzig, there was an intimate discus
sion "between father and son of the
prince's recently published book on
his hunting experiences. This dis
cussion arose from the fact that "the
prince published the heartiest words
concerning the deeply felt unity and
sympathy between himself and his
wife." What this mystic utterance
may mean Berlin society is eagerly
discussing.
Certain extremely exclusive Ger
man nobles are trying hard to prevent
any reconciliation between the em
peror and the crown prince, -which Is
believed to tie taking place after a
long period of estrangement.
The conservative Post wages a
fierce war with the anti-crown prince
newspapers of south Germany and
supports the prince, who is supposed
to be the leader of the extreme Prus
sian reactionaries. The Bavarian
Country Gazette retorts with another
bitter attack upon the prince, in
which it says he has uterly lost all
popular affection and all touch with
real German sentiment. Politicians
regard this fierce conflict between the
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Tents Economically Priced
New Windsor Ties
We received by this morning's express a very
fine assortment of Windsors in all the plain
Colors; good quality 25
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TIig Peoples Uorehou
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crown prince's and emperor's parties
as a grave danger.
of Appetite is commonly grad
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and there is nothing else so good for
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all tonics.
Having acquired the property of
the lines it needed for the work, the
South Pacific announces that it is
prepared to accept a common user
franchise for certain trackage in
Portland, Oregon, and proceed with
the electrification of 340 miles of in
terurban road involving the immedi
ate expenditure of $8,000,000, with
the work now being done on the new
lines between Eugene and Coos Bay
and Natron and Klamath Falls, this
$8,000,000 makes the aggregate au
thorized expediture in the state of Or
egon for the next two years more
than $20,000,000. .
OLD FASHIONED REMEDIES.
Scienee In surgery and electricity
has advanced much in the past thirty
years, but the treatment of disease
by the old fashioned remedies made
from roots and herbs, has never been
improved upon.
This may be seen by the great suc
cess of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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here's the place to get these'articles.
Trunks . $2.25 to $35
Suit Cases $1.50 to $25
Telescopes . 25c to $5
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Xo sick woman does Justice to her
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moving, picnic crowds to country,
household goods stored by month.
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Miss Mary M. Bartelme, of Chica
go, has been appointed one of the as
sistant Judges of the Juvenile court in
Cook county, III. She la a successful
practicing lawyer and a few years
ago was made nubile sruardlan of
Cook county. As assistant Judge of
tne juvenile court she will preside
over the division of the court whlfh
is devoted to the trial of girls and
young women charged with minor of-
iences ana delinquency.
Passengers for Portland can save
money and at same time enjoy a
oean and refreshing river ride by
taking the Str. Bailey Gatzert, leav
ing The Dalles daily except Sunday
and Monday at 3:30 p. m. Fare to
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Life is a comedy to the optimist and
a tragedy to the pessimist.
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Washington, D. C July 15. From
the frequent and urgent inquiries
made by those interested In the de
velopment of the. West Umatilla Ex
tension project, it Is evident that they
have little understanding of the real
difficulties In the way of carrying it
out. Here is a sanvple dispatch which
was received here a few days ago:
"Hermlston, Ore., Senator George
E. Chamberlain, and the Oregon Del
egation, Washington, D. C. We are
sending night letter to secretary of
the Interior urging immediate action
on West Extension Umatilla project.
Nothing has ibeen done yet on the
work and delay may .be dangerous.
We urge you to see him. Read our
letter and try to start active construc
tion at p'nee. Hermlston Commercial
club."
It would be inferred by a stranger
that Senator Chamberlain had been
remiss In his duties, and that he had
not paid any attention to the work ot
getting the West Umatilla project
started. As a matter of fact, he has
been very active and perhaps no other
single task has engaged so much of
his attention or time as this one.
But In order to understand how the
officials who have immediate charge
of the reclamation work look on the
troubles besetting the initiation of a
project, read a letter from F. H. New.
ell, director of the reclamation ser
vice to Senator Chamberlain. It was
dated June 19, and Is as follows:
"Sir: Your letter of June 17 has
been received, as to when active
work on the west extension of the
Umatilla project will begin.
"This extension has been approved
and the engineering plans developed
to a point where construction can be
gin as soon as the legal questions are
settled. We have found that in our
operations the engineering work can
be far more expeditiously performed
than the legal, and that It Is neces
sary to clear up the legal complica
tions in advance of construction, es
pecially those which relate to the pro
te:tion of the water supply and of the
investment Itself.
"The difficulty we are experiencing
In getting the land owners under the
eastern part of the project to dispose
of their lauds in accordance with he
terms of previous agreements has
forced us to proceed with greater
caution in securing similar agreements
for the west extension.
"While we are all eager, as Is Mr.
Teal, -to see the dirt flying, yet we
cannot Ignore the lesson taught In
experience on this project and again
start construction until we have bet
ter assurance than in the past that
when the construction is finished, the
land owners will do their part In put
ting their lands into the hands of the
men who will actually utilize the wa
ter and raise crops.
"As I understand the matter, dur
ing 1911 water was available on the
portion of the project now construct
ed for over 17,000 acres, of which only
3515 acres were irrigated, and 3273
acres actually produced crops. "A
large part of the land is still with
held from use by owners who have
not complied with the Intent of the
agreement made with them, and who
have put up the prices on the land so
high that apparently no one can af
ford to purchase at these prices. The
result has been speculation rather
than development of the country.
"I Join with you In the hope for
an early beginning of work on the
west extension of Umatilla project,
and trust that you will do everything
within your power to Induce the peo
ple Interested to take prompt action
In, first, securing final determination
of titles to water, and second, exe
cution of the obligations binding up
on the owners of the lands to be bene
fitted such as will result In the utili
zation of these lands when the works
are built.
"F. II . NEWELL,
"Director."
"AMERICAN PRINCE" IS LIKED.
Aagc of Denmark Wears That Nick
name Amoiifr Ills Subjects.
Copenhagen, Denmark. "An Am
erican Prince!" Under that name the
handsomest royal person in Europe,
Prince Aage of Denmark, the eldest
son of Prince iWaldemar and the late
Prince Marie of Orleans, is generally
known here. He attained June 10 his
legal majority, which In Denmark Is
reached at the age of 25.
The responsibility for the nickname
belongs to his mother, who repeatedly
said: "I wish this boy to be as much
like an American as possible." The
young prince has fulfilled his moth
er's desire, as he Is one of the keenest
admirers of everything connected with
the United States, although he has
yet to visit that country. It Is there
fore not surprising thnt he Is a regu
lar guest at the American legation at
private as well as official functions.
Prince Aage, a fine fellow, with
charming unostentatious manners, Is
an officer in the Life Guards, an ar
dent sportsman and takes dally les
sons in hoxlng. He is one of the best
skaters In Denmark, 'but, "being a roy
al person, cannot compete -In public.
He is now In Stockholm to see the
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lacu
county .
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that b to
senior partner of the firm of K. J. Chenev
County and State aforesaid, and that aala
nrm win pay tne aunt or UNKl UUHUIiEU
DOLLA UH for each and every case of ca
tarrh that cannot be cored by the use of
Uall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and anbacrlbed in mi
presence, this Oth day of December, A. I.,
I88it.
Seal A. W. GLEA80N,
Notary Public.
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UMATILLA
PROJECT
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Olympic games and he hopes while
there to Have the pleasure of meeting
many Americans, athletes and others.
He Inherits his good looks from his
mother, an extremely beautiful prin
cess, whom the late King Edward's
eldest son, the Duke of Clarence, was
so desirous of marrying Her name
was constantly on tho letter's lips
during the delirium of his fatal illness,
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Electricity
It's cheaper, safer, far more
pleasing and eavea much un
necessary eye-strain.
At the present rate for light
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831 Mnln St. Thone Main 139.