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EIOHT PAGES. PAGE SIX. TUTTY T?gT nprnnvT W PrvnTPTny nifvr.nv Tl'KSDAV. (XTOUKl! 21. mm. r violence violence and hunger strikes. Those have done stranse lhini:s their activity has seemed hs- , i ti iio.it an.l ns. l..s ct the militant : hive flio .v n a courase an 1 deiei m inil-j Wow that ommand.s nsrect for their i 1, " " . t... cauye. Mi!i;aiuy Would Certainly ho a! r-.".-l l!ly ni SenilweiUy t Ten I dii-ton. Oregon, br ... 1 inistuke in this country. It n.av have EAST OILMAN ITKLISUIXJ CO. , & K1(n(, .,. ,; Entered it tl-.e p.tffie t Pendleton, j more xous. for m:;itar.iy than is j SCK.XK IX C.UKAT IMIOTODItAMA "T11K LAST DAYS OK I'OMIM.I." AN 1IF.I1.MKNT NEWSPAPER. C'roD, an 'cuiid elas mail matter. Generally realized. lure Mrs The rjiffm N Co.. PortUuJ. Oregon.; 1:1, WaOiir.etoa Si., at '.tb. ioii'friai ll.tel Ne Mnd. Portland. fr..,.n Ctkico rsurwi. OmO SecurP.T Building. ; n,,.it!1rt s in vvAvV to obtain the Iwilo v Kt.i!ii:i o. U "., Hureaii. oi'l. lour , Whil i ;khurst may lav bare some facts' 1-al V explain why the Kn;lishJ vc.neti have resorted to such extrenw j I T!:. one y.r. by mail I-ai.v. :v ni.'iiti.s. t'T uii! a! j-. Hirer ir'-r.ths. by mail I-ai'y. -n' r.un:a. bj mall ........ !::?. ie year, tv carrier l'ii. .i months. ty carrier Irnir. tl.ref w..ntft. by carrier li!y. if a.iDth. ty carrier... N. -mi v -.';, one yar by mail... tffliv, r month, by mail. t-ttai Wetij. four month, by maii. , . .1.1 no . .. 2."" ... I 25 I . . .50 I . . 7 .' ! . . 3 j The wormy apple is illegal you bet yotir life it is. and it should be abol ished. 1-ut in the Mxuit The humble view of this i-.lc paper the place for Mr. Fruit Inspector to .ia I 1 :.o; i O.'.'i. la I City and County rir. yribr fnlted Tresa Association. I 1 m rr. Si'.hout ttt J acainst the sky The stacks and towers of the city lie; N. sk the color of grapes, that plows Into the r.f of the carmine rose. And Hutterins faintly against the nisht iloes out in an opaline flicker tlf light T!ie kin? is coming along the way That seemed for a little while somber and gray 'With the autumn . . now It glows " A banner of crimson across It blows. And another of red and an- other hath won To the golden disc of the set a ting sun. .Across the stage of the page- ant light The towers of the city, like fin- gers of night Outline sharp in the lines that lie Clear on the burning western sky. Baltimore .'un. 73, Eet busy is close around his home sec- 5u tiou rather than in Pendleton. Our wormy fruit conies from the Milton Freewater district The fruitgrowers up there seem to find this town a de lightful place to sell their culls and j in seasons gone past they have been ! dumped into Pendleton by the daily wagonful. Most of the wormy fruit i i has been peddled out to the homes of j I the city and sold under false pre- Junsrs as to the quality of fruit. No! : doubt sum? of the same grade has been s.ld to merchants in the same way. j The wormy apple should not be tol-c-rated for a moment. It is a fraud .''nd a delusion snd a bad thing for i good health. But it is the fruitgrower --v m- -7 yr-jt, 3t 1 V f iMximgia 2 5 liT ii1" it Children Cry for Fletcher's 1 vv l 1 1 I I 3 H H f.l ' not the townsman who raises the 4: wormy apple. The inspector should j c nfiscate the defective fruit while it is stili in the hands of the grower. AITKi: T1IK HATH" IX THK FII,MFi SiOUY I'KOM TMK HOOK lY l.OI'.H HI I.WKII IS OXK OP TIIK MAX Y (iOWJMU S St'KXKS IX THIS SPIX TAl l I. IS IMIOTOHiCA MA WHICH Wll.l. WW SKKX AT TIIF OHK(iOX THUXTKIt 1-H)U TWO XKiHTS IHXaXXIMi SATI HDAY. (HT, 2.V THIS PUOIHITIOX HAS HKKX IIKItAI.DKI) AS OXK Ol' TIIK SKXSATIOXS Ol THK YKAK IN THK WW OK HKAI TIITI. AXI IMPKKSSIYK KII..MS. IT HAS I'.KKX PKOIMTKH HY ;KOU(;K K 1.KIX WHO IS UKSPOXS1HI.K KOK MAX Y OK TIIK HKitiKST FILM STOIHFS WITHIN THK LAST TWO VKAHs. I He should not wait until it has reach- the cr learn what they can do. Consider ali'i rLk is attached to establishing p with less than twelve- inches .but 4 ed the unsuspecting purcnaser ociore j annual rainfall. jouncing upon it. 1. Seed of the highest quality. That alfalfa raising on dry land in the inland empire may be conducted with profit and should be Iry IjiikI followed more than at Alfalfa. present is the view of the agriculturist at the state I college at Pullman, Wash. A recent statement from the college contains the fallowing about dry land a:falfa raising: 1. Areas leceiving considerable run off from higher lands or light sub- ( irrigation are found occasionally within the rainfall belt of five to fif teen inches that often produce two j vation Most people will fully approve of thi- administration's action regarding Mrs. P a n k hurst. "Vr. PanUitir- The woman is a political offender. 1 ot a criminal, and it would he con-, trary to American principles to have; 15 inches and there is no runoff or ii nied her admission to this country, sub-irrigation, one fair to light crop good crops amounting to three or four tons per acre, but are no guide to what may be expected with the natur al rainfall. They are misleading when so taken. 2. Where the rainfall Is less than 2. A first class summer fallow, of fi ring a good supply of readily avail able plant food, stored moisture, free dom from weeds. A poor summer fallow is not safe. The young plant9 need every advantage. 3. Xo nurse crop. (Where the soil drifts a nurse crop would be neces sary, but the success of alfalfa under such conditions is very doubtful.) 4. Seeding with a drill, as described in latest bulletin issued by t3 state college. 5. Very thin seeding, preferably In rows 30 to 4 2 inches apart for culti- i'articularly so when she declares she 'annually Is all that should be expect :s imt coming to tak- part in the Am-jed. if every precaution in the culture ::nn fight for suffrage or to ajvisejof the crop Is observed. This is het- .m-rican women but merely to tell ter than one fair wheat crop every four to six years. 6. Thorough cultivation every year. 7. Care not to pasture close at any time. We would strongly urge farmers throughout the semi-arid belt to give alfalfa a careful trial. As a forage and soil-improving crop for such con ditions it is of the highest rank. "I begged the purser to try to set me ashore, but he was rude and ub- with mo and told me that 1 would have to come to Honolulu srd that the company would expect me to pay for the passage. "The passengers and all of the offi cers, with the exception of Mr. Ward, the purser, were very nice to me. The purser made me travel second class and did not give me a seat at the ta ble until we were three days out from victoria. Than he made a piacc for me and I was permitted to eat with the other passengers " On the arrival of the Marama, in Honolulu, passengers mmunlcated with ?.he-iff larrett and Mrs. Poole, matron at the police station, took charge of the girl and removed hei to her own home, where she has been domiciled since that time. UNCLE SAM'S BOYS MAKE GOOD RECORDS WITH IMMENSE GUNS SENSATIONAL STORY EXPECTED IN BERLIN NORFOLK, Vu., Oct. 21. After smashing half a dozen targets and treating Secretary Daniels and a number of other department officials to a sample of American marksmanship, the Atlantic fleet is riding peace- fully ot anchor, some en the .southern drill grounds, others in Hampton Roads. Secretary Daniels and party arrived on the president's yacht Mayflower. They were met by the battleships Arkansas, I'tah and Wyoming, and escorted to sea where the target practice was held. In the party were Secretary and Mrs. Daniels, As A ".aaV W.I The Kind You Have Always Bought, rind which has been lu use lor over 30 years, Has uornoino sinnaiuro or. and lias ween mauo uiiucr ins per gonal supervision tdneu It Infancy Allow no ono to deeelvo you In this. AU Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good " nr hut Experiments that triflo with and endanger the health of . Infants and Children Experience ngalust JLjtpcruucuu What is CASTORIA Castorla Is n. harmless snbstlhilo for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Props and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Jiarcotlo substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms i and allays Fcverishncss. For moro than thirty years it lias been In constant use for tho relief of Constipation, Flatatloncy, "Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates tho Stomach and 1 towels, assimilates tho Food, giving healthy and' natural bleep. The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS (Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years THK C r NTAUM COMAMV. W VOW C ITV, PI j University of Oregon pitcher now with the Athletics as n mainstay, to Harry Ftlne, a member of the Vale, Ore., jttam and a former classmate of Hi.tir.U'u nt Iia titntn nnlverultv sistant Secretary and UKVKLATIONS AX TICIPATKI) AS KKJILT OF KBITOU'S TltlAL I Ol! I.I1U L. GIRLS! HAVE BEAUTIFUL LUSTROUS, FLUFFY KAIR--25 CENT DANDERINE Bruce DennU. good looking editor of a paper mat Ls tasi improving in ap pearance, the Ioew Iji Oiaiwlc Grande Observer, is Viul K.ikiT'' n rouse. 1 over the 3. With less than twelve Inche" i East Oregonian's rainfall, farmers are advised to ex-1 tritU.lsm of the t.lty manager plan of idoptej ijt La Grande. j "The East 'regonian with its usual I positiver.ess, has labelled the La jurpnde form of commission govern ! n'ent a miserable failure," says the the st'iry of the struggle by the Eng l;sh t omen. For years we have been reading of the activities of the militants. r then j ( rimet.t with small tracts until they government LERLIX. Oct. 21. Sensational dis closures rivaling an! Mmilar to the details of the nortoilous "Eul'nberg round-table scandals" were predicted jjj today when Walter .Steinthal. publish er ot a locul weekiy went on trial nere charged with criminal libel. Xhelnthal, in his paper, charged that Count von HuNen-Haesler, direc tor general of the Kaiser's Royal Op era. Is a moral pervert of the . Oscar Wilde type. Count von Hulsen-Haes-ler is an intimate friend of Kaiser Wilhelm. Sheinthul. besides accusing the count of being a mor; ItciiNiw-s Kvcrj Particle of Hand ruff. ,,r fulling hair; but your real surprise MofiH lal!inz Hair and Is a Delightful IrcJ,i;t. win be after about two weeks' u.se when you will see new hair fine and i ilowny at first yes but really new To be possesi-d of a hea t ( T nenvy. j hair sprouting out all over yo-jr Roosevelt. Secretary of merce Redfie'.d, Secretary War Garrison and a number of ladies and department officials. The weather was cloudy and hazy and targets were with dlf- flculty distinguished at a long distance but despite this, tho gunners smashed several of them. The visitors witnessed the practice from the deck of the battleship Rhode Island. Saturday there was torpedo practice. Secretary Daniels ex- pressed himself as being satis- lied by the (showing made by the gunners II iuck Mild that his manager had I heard of the marvelous speed of the Ontario prodigy and he wrote for full particulars. He wanted to know not only what kind of "stuff the young-I ster had. but he usked as to his stay- j Ing qualities, us to his height, weight, I T j and fielding ability. Mack doubtless remembers that It' 'vus not many miles from Ontario that l 'Walter Johnson broke Into fame as' a' an litter "bmher," tit Welser, anJj ... H,,nrU hiivk tho Intilce Mr Mcflllll.l airs, w i - Com- cuuny win waicn me youngster ri(fin of "P lnp 1,nt Hn ,r no snows reai ami I'.rookline Mass., said to bv tho rich est town In the world per capita, does not permit moving pictures. The chil dren of wealthy parents must find oth er amusement. They know nothing of the delights of the "movies." SHOES To lit Your Fevt. THE KIND THAT IiOOK RIGHT I-KEL ltlGHT WEAK ltlGHT Ity will sign him for a trial. The popular belief that the Panama rallroa I was constructed at u cost of one life for every railroad tie Is a gross exaggeration. There were 140, 00ft ties and In the five years of Its construction a total of TOO') laborers was em ployed. cocn'.i and high army ofliclals being Jailed or exiled. That case began v.iih a charge of llhet against Editor it the managerial plan as compared with the regular commission govern ment plan such as is In vogue In Ba- Walla. Spokane, Portland nd elsewhere. This paper expressed jit never fails to stop falling hair nt(a elurp'l also that one of bserver. ,.. i rir..,, n .,-. iu i,ii.,, Vi,1 j That Is exactly what the East Ore- j the Hoya rmu t Theater, of which gi nian did not do. What this paper j Hulsen-Haesler Is one of the direc- c'id was to point out the weaknesses ! tors, dhuhm i- me .ie.,- vuieHUi.. HCCU.S1I12 tile i , , , i t . . . . , Harden who was only looking for an in pervert, tie.- ,,p rtun(t to inake ,,ubllc his evi tne best known , ' dence teautiful hair: snff lustrous, fluffy, i scalp Panderine is, we believe, theiit(.r Walla wavy and Iree from dandruff is mere-j only sure hair grower; destroyer of I- TTlMller itf UKlni u lilttu Tljinrl.r-i Hiinrlniff tin.1 nura frr Ithv ir.;itv inil i . ... i . . i n neeuieii ureieieiiec mi i,.... !ue. II Is ea.sy ami 'n-xpensive to hav once ii;e, ko;i hair and lots of it. Jusf. If you want to prove now pre' v ai:d xet a ti cent bottle of Knowltot.'.s 'oft your hair really ls, niolste,: a 0. 111derine now all drug stores rec-lcloth with a little Danderin-? md inmerid it apply a lit.le as dir-i 'ed j carefully draw it through your hair 1. ri-1 within ten m i.utes there will b-i t.iking one small strand at a .ime. an appeirance of abundance: frejli-l Your hair will be soft, glossy and I. ess. flurfiness and an inc mpar j'Ke ; beautiful In just a few momerts a xlitt-s arid lustre and try as yrj ill , 1-lightful surpri.se awaits '-.'vvr vone you cannot find a trace I dandruff, who tries this. BOTH SIDES of the TRAVEL SUBJECT THE ROAD and WHAT IT GIVES commission plan In preference to the city manager plan. But no predic tion was made as to whether the man csrer plan would succed or fail in La Grande. The city manager plan may be the very thing for La Grande. If they want a keeper over there instead of a government Ia Grande' has acted I well in adopt'nif the nvmager plan. Tho average man rsperts a pound i1 gratitude in exchange for an ounce of charity. Steel Coaxhes Block Signals Courteous Employes Good Meals Modern Equipment 4 Trains to the EAST Every Day 4 Trains Daily between Portland, Tacoma and Seattle Every Essential to Travel Comfort Any Agnt Will Be Pleased to Help Plan Your Trip T. F. O'Biien, Agent HAKES A LONG TRIP N THE WRONG BOAT and belongs to a "second round-table" with the count who today sp ared against him as plaintiff. Stein thall today naively declared that "such persons need not feel insulted or libeled as the time Is past when this moral perversion Is taken as a symptom of degeneracy or mental de ficiency." Because of Stelnth.il's re peated and calm accusations, the air Ik full of rumors, that his trial will bring about a pu'ilic sensation of moral degeneracy In high circles sec ond onlv to the Eulenberg scandal which resulted in several princes, CONNIE MACK ITCHES TI PA K Ell. Ore., Oct. 21. Connie Mack, manager of the world's cham pion Athletics, has his eye fixed on Pitcher Alexander, the 18-year-old youngster who has been flinging for Ontario, Ore, this season. News of I Mack's Investigations was brought in a letter from Ivron Houck the former HAIR HINTS Worthy the Attention of People Who I j YMi to Ito-ktvo the Hair. Never ufe a brush or comb found In public place, thej are usually cov- i ered with dandruff germs. Fhampoo the hair every two weeks' with pure soap and water, or a good j ready prepared shampoo. 1 T Use Parisian Hugo every day, rub- f blng thoroughly into the scalp. Thls't .lu. t... i i t.. .i . ( ueiiKimui ami in viKoruung nair ionic, which Tallman & Co sell In a large GO cent bottle. Is guaranteed to quickly abolish dandruff to stop hair from falling and scalp from Itching or money refunded. To put life and beauty Into dull, dry or faded hair and make It soft and fluffy surely uso Parisian Sage It ls one of the quickest acting hair tonics known That's the only kind you'll ever find at Pendleton only exclus ive shoe stor. A. EK LUND'S 7S7 Main Street, Pendleton. First-Class Shop Iliairlii. ELY'S CREAM BALM OPENS CLOGGED NOSTRILS AND HEAD-CATARRH GOES instantly Clears, Air Pa-tsacs: Yon Li-entho I-"ri-ly, Natty IH hai -jrc Stop Head Cl'N ami I"" Hentl-ik-Iip VanMi. ill Lct.le .".!:"., Just tu try I---A t , ; 1 y ,i little In the noKtril.s mil Instantly ymir clogged nose an'! YOI'Xti OIl'L JOES TO IIONOI.l'Ll.' i ; luj pi d-r.p air passages of the head IN'STKAO Ol-' OAKLAND MISTOOK YKSSKI.S. HONOLULU'. o.t 21. With a smile In her pretty eyes that even her tear-stained check eould not repress, hand-ome Miss Nettle Stone of Oak land, has arrived In Honolulu, hav ing been brought here on board the Canadl.-.n-Australlan Hoyal Mail liner Marama, from Vlc'orla. when her in tention had been to sail from the. Ca nadian port to .San Francisco In the Umatilla She will sail for Pan Fran cisco Tuesday., "It was a dark night In Victoria v.hen the boat sailed." sild Miss Stone. "I boarded the vessel under the Impression It was the Umatilla There was an officer a: the boat who (xamlned my ticket and passed me aboard. It was an hour later, when the ship wan well out to sea. before I discovered my error and then I waa too far out to hi: put back. uill op"n; you will areatn.' rreeiy. dullnwn and headache disappear. Hy morning tho catarrh, cold-ln-h'-ad or catarrhal sore throat will be gone. Knd such misery now! Oet the small bottle of "Kly's Cream Bulm" - at &ny dru store. This aweet, fragrant balm dissolves by the heat of the nos trils; penetrates and heals the Inflam ed. K-woolen membrane which lines tho nose, head and throat; clears the air nscages; stops misty discharges and a fccllns of cleansing, soothing relief comes Immediately. Dcn't lay awake tonight struggling for breath with heal stuffed; nos trils closed, hawking and blowing. Catarrh or a cold, with its running nose, foul mucous dropping Into th9 throat, and rasv dryness Is distressing but truly needless. Put your faith Just once in 'KJy's Cream Palm" and your cold or ca tarrh will surely disappear. lTN!i:i: NFAV M.WAC.KMKXT Cool and Sparkling Beer on Draught. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 517 Main Street. 1 1 K M V S( '1 1 1 T 1.17 I'lfMp Satisfactory P lumbing Let us figure with you before you place your order for plumbing of any nature. A complete line of b&th room accessories al ways on hand, includ ing the famous U. S. Standard bath room cleaner. 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