While hunting deer on Mount Diablo
Leste Mitchell shot and killed James
W. McCune. Mitchell was shooting at 1
a deer and McCune stepped from be
The People’s Paper.
hind some bushes and was struck by a
bullet.
David B. Hawkins. 60 years of age,
ASHLAND, Or.. Thursday, Aug. 16, 1900
was caught in the machinery of a plan
ing mill in San Francisco and crushed
to death.
Whether he was caught ac
STATE PRESS COMMENT,
cidentally or took suoh means of com
mitting sniM.de is not known. He was
The ¡Harvest Labor Problem
a bookkeeper.
Pendleton East Oregonian ]
Umatilla county farmers have com
plained during the present season that
they have experienced difficulty in keep
ing harvest hands at work. Men fre
quently hired for the entire season, and
then , after laboring for a week or even
less, came to town and refused to work
long r. Knowing that men were scarce,
the harvest crews made demand for
higher wages, and, in the most instances,
received them.
The farmers declare that the experi
ence of the present season will probably
cause ¡he more general use of th - com
bined harvesters, which cut, thresh and
-ack the grain all in one process. These
aebines perform a larger amount of la-
u measure in grain threshed, than do the
older methods of harvesting. Although
t he combine leaves the land in fouler con
dition than when it is gone over by the
header, the trouble in retaining men in
the fields i8 60 great that the combine’s
use will be justified.
The disposition on the men’s part to
break their contracts and quit work in
thehnidst of harvest, is reprehensible.
But in all fairness, the demand for higher
A woman has a right to be positive on
wages, when the labor market is in a con matters which are matters of personal
dition making labor worth more, under knowledge and experience. Every wom
the law of supply and demand, is un an who has used Dr. Pierce’s Favorite
doubtedly the laborer’s right This is a Prescription for diseases of the womanly
right like that under which the farmer organs is positive as to its wonderful
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Women who suffer from inflammation,
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Newspapers Have Hard Work to
Escape Its Rigors.
The lumber camps, where the “shan
ty boys," who hew out the annual sup
ply of logs in the Adirondacks, live dur Faithless Minister» Divide tho Loot
ot ths Government Amon*
ing the long winter months, are large,
Themselves — Some Re»
low cabins, built of round, unhewn
atrietiona.
logs, notched at the ends and laid to
gether “cobhouse” style. At one end
The Constantinople correspondent of
is a door hung on hinges cut from an
old harness tug, at the opposite end a the Berliner Tageblatt, writing on the
small window. In this “men’s shanty” censorship as practiced in the sultan’s
the choppers, sawyers, skiuders and capital, gives some amusing instances
teamsters .uuuge and sleep. Aear by is of its application, says the New Y’ork
the "cook camp," another log cabin, Tribune. When the French tragedian
with a long, rough table in the center, Mounet-Sully was playing there last
around wiuch the men sit on wooden autumn he gave, among other thing»,
legged benches fo eat their ‘grub,” Hugo’s “Buy Blas.” The faithless min
as they call four hearty meals ot “bean isters in this piece are represented as
swagger,” saleratus biscuit, iried pork dividing their loot of the government
and potatoes, served to them at day treasury among themselves. All this
light, at ten o’clock a. m., at three p. passage had to be stricken out—would
m. and again afterxthe day's work is not the public make its own applica
ended, about eight o'clock in the even tion of the story to existing affairs?
ing. In the end of this "cook camp” In the scene where Ruy Blas surprises
the cook and fiis satellite, the "cookie,” the ministers, hurls them his scornful
sweat over a huge range, preparing the "bon appetit, messieurs!” and then
rations for the hungry army of 1 reneh- chases them out, the situation had to
Canadiaus. In a large log barn at the be changed so that the stage manager
opposite side of the “men's shanty” the should come out and thus address the
logging teams are kept, baied hay be public: “Ladies and gentlemen, the
ing stored in a loft overhead. Then ministry has sent in its resignation.”
there are u granary, a blacksmith shop Ministers must not be chased out in
aud an office, where the foreman and sight of the people. What would be
sealer sleep, with an extra bed for the come of the existing order? The spec
boss, or proprietor, when he visits the tators were at first bewildered by this
turn of affairs, but they soon saw
camp, the whole forming quite a back-
woods village, says the New York Sun. the point, and the theater echoed with
For an average camp of some GO tlieir uproarious laughter and cries of
hands the “men’s shanty” and the “Bon. appetit, messieurs!”
A special study is needed to be able
“cook camp” are each about 60 by 2V
feet in size. The men sleep in rough to bring out a newspaper without the
wooden bunks, ranged in double tiers censor's displeasure. There are hun
along the sides. In olden times they dreds of words and phrases that must
lay on spruce boughs, with a single not be used at all, however harmless
blanket spread over them, but in these their application may be. For instance,
degenerate days they have thin bed- the word meaning “stupid” and corre
ticks, luxuriously stuffed with hay, sponding words in foreign languages
Somebody might
though they have not yet attained pil must not appear.
feel insulted. It is forbidden to speak
lows and sheets.
With the big stove in the middle of of the Bulgarian or Greek “frontier;”
the room kept roaring with four-foot it must be the “line of demarcation.”
sticks of beech and maple, no one suf You do not write that the state of
fers from cold. Along the lower row trade is unfavorable, but that an im
of bunks runs a wide seat, made of a provement in the conditions is expect
pine slab, upheld by wooden legs, and ed—don’t write pessimistically, what
called a “deacon seat.” Ranged along ever you do! Do not speak of the prin
these seats the jovial crew sit for an cipality of Bulgaria, but of the East
hour or so after supper, smoking their Rumelian Vilayet. For the censor no
short “dhudeens” filled with cut plug such thing exists as a concession foi
of the strongest variety, and gibe and the building of a Bagdad railway;
jest *go arouutland songs are sung and every mention of the undertaking is
stories told. The musician of the camp ruthlessly stricken out. As for the
brings out his fiddle, accordion or Transvaal war, any criticism is forbid
mouth organ, and the jig dancer cuts den—only news telegrams and reports
pigeon wings or the boisterous "stag i of actual facts are permitted to ap
quadrille” or spirited "French four” pear. The friendly feeling for the
brings all hands out on the puncheon Boers, which, notwithstand reports to
floor, hoeing it down in moccasins, the contrary, is continually growing,
shoe packs or “larrigaus,” the latter an may annoy the British embassy.
Even the censorship of telegrams has
.iffshoot of the moccasin with a top
reached a limit hitherto unimagined.
boot.
Besides these lumber camps there A merchant recently sent a telegram to
tire many other little cabins scattered Holland that read: “Steel not accept
throughout the woods, whose inmates, ed; quotation in the Berliner Tage
the “gum pickers” of the north woods, blatt correct.” It related to a ship-
make a livelihood from the Adiron jnent of steel that had not been accept
dack spruce. A large percentage of all ed because the price had fallen in the
spruce trees arc made almost valueless meantime, as was indicated by the pub
for lumber by cracks, which extend up lished quotations. After an hour's de
the trunks from the base to the lower lay the telegram was returned to the
branches of the crown, in most cases sender, with a request to give a trans
penetrating to the heart of the tree. lation of it in French or German. He
This seam fills with resin, which ex sent back the sarcastic reply that he
udes and hardens, forming the sprues was not a translator, and finally sent
it by mail to Bulgaria and had it tele
gum of commerce.
graphed from there. Going to the tele
«s Mothers endorse it. children like it. old graph office, he got his money back,
folks use it. We refer to One Minute
t'ure It will quickly cures all throat an<! and then handed to the official a trans
and lung troubles. E. A.8 hfr > in .
lation of his message, “for the satisfac
i tion of the censor.” The official read
the message and said: “Why, we could
have sent that without any trouble.”
“Of course—what did the honorable
censor think was hidden in it?”
For Infants and Children.
The official shook his head, looked
his customer over solemnly and finally
said:
#
“We thought your telegram related
Bears the
to the recent reports in the Berliner
Signature of
Tageblatt that the Dutch ambassador.
Van der Staci, had not been received
by the sultan, of which nothing is al
TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1878 — lowed to be telegraphed.”
The result of this sort of stupidity is
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
that all press telegrams and a large
NITED STATHB LAND OFFICE. part of business messages-are sent by
I oseburg. Oregon. Juue 30. 1900
Notice is hereby given that in compliance mail to the Bulgarian frontier, to lx
with the provisions of the act of Congress telegraphed from there, so that thou--
of June 3.1878. entitled “An act for the sale sands of pounds annually are lost to
of timber lands in the States of California the Turkish governmept. The govern
Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terri
tory,” Minnie B. Love of Medford. County ment is well aware of it, but cannot
of Jackson, State of Otegon has this day take courage to abolish the censor
tiled in this office het ayorn statement Nd. ship.
1128.for the purchase of tbp lots 6, 7 and
sel^. sw54 of Section No. 18, in Township
In India, the land of fanvne, thousands
No. 39. s Range No 1 e. and will otter proof die because they cannot obtain food. In
to show that the land sought is more valu America the land of plenty, many suffer
able for its timber or stone than for agri and die because they cannot digest the food
cultural purposes, and to establish her claim they eat. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
to said land before the Register and Re what you eat. It instantly relieves and
ceiver of this office at Roseburg, Oregon, radically cures a 1 stomach troubles. E. A.
on Tuesday the 4tb day of September, 1910 S hkrw . n .
She names as witnesses : C P. Snell of
Medford. Oregon;« ora Snell of Medford,
Social Memory.
Oregon; W. D. Love of Medford. Oregon;
Rogers of Medford. Oregon.
Henry Fawcett, says Sir Edward
Any and all persons claiming adversely Russell, had an extraordinary mem
the above described lands are’■equested to
tile their claims tn this office on or before pry for persons. One night Sir Ed
ward was in the house of commons,
said 4th day of September. 1900.
J. T. BRIDGES.
to hear a debate, under the gallery,
Receiver.
says Youth’s Companion. A friend in
troduced him to Mr. Fawcett, wh®,
learning why he was there, said:
Administrator’s Notice.
“Ob. then you can look after jny old
In the county court of the state <f Oregon, father, and tell him who the people
vo inty of Jackson
In the matter of the estate of John H. are. He is going under the gallery,
too.” Three or four years later Sir
Shepherd, decea-ed
Notice is berepy given ll at the n- der- Edward was presented to Mr. Faw»
igned Las been appointed by the county J cett, who was then chief guest at a
s‘ourtot Jackson county. Oregon, sitting a- '
•' cou-t of probate, administrator of th»- political dinner, and said to him, in
"the usual cnoventional mumble:”
•state of John H. shepherd, de eased.
e Al) persons indebted to said es’ale arc I “I once had the pleasure of being in
I er«-bi i.nulled and requested t<> sett'c the
-rme infilled h'elv a« «1 those ¡.a» ine cl .Itn- ' troduced to you, Mr. Fawcett, but it’s
acain«* m >• • stare writ |<re-ei l ib< m to n.c a long time ago.” “I remember,” said
at my re.-idence in Barron. Jackson On.. he. “you very kindly looked after my
Or-gon «i ll pr- prr voucher- attached,; father under the gallery at the
within »it ni' iith- ofter the Ja'.c ol ihc house.” And this was the memory of
iiist publication of this notire.
a man totally blind.
'
W ».SHEPHERD.
Administrator of the estate of Joint H.
Horrible Thoughts.
Sh-pheid deceased.
Gen. Botha is said to be a farmer.
Dated June I2th. 1900.
The Chicago Record says that Buller
f^LFT US FIGURE ON VOI h is probably wondering what would
aave happened to him had the Stir
■ JOB I BINTLNG.
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CASTOR IA
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Protect the Forests.
Pendleton East Oregonian ]
People of the mountain districts i
-hould remember that a law is in ex- I
stence making it unlawful to leave camp
fires burning after departing from a
H.-nping spot. The law contemplates the
utmost care in the extinguishment of all
fires, looking towards the prevention of
orest destruction.
District Attorney
Hailey recently opened up the subject, in
a statement to tbe East Oregonian, and
■hequestion is in consequence being gen
ially discussed throughout tbe moun
tain states. Newspapers are calling at
tention to the necessities oi the situation,
«nd officials are taking steps to secure ob
servance of tbe laws.
Preservation of the forests is a vital
need throughout Oregon and contiguous
dates. Timber lands in the eastern
«tales have peen completely denuded,
md lumbermen have turned to the Pa
cific slope to secure forest holdings for fu
ture supplies of lumber. Vast tracts of
(and bave been taken, and these will be
stripped of all trees fit for Bawing. Not
many vears hence, the coast states will
be facing a situation like that existent in
he east . Our forests are not inexhausti
ble.
The question may well be kept before
he people’s attention. It is one of tbe
most important matters pertaining to the
future of tbe coast legion.
An Item of Interest.
They were sitting in the twilight,
aud he was explaining how he lost
his money.
“You see, it was this way: In the
quarter stretch my horse was two
lengths ahead, but he gradually lost
ground, till in the home stretch he
»vas neck and neck with the young
filly—”
“Ilow lovely," she exclaimed, inter;
rupting him and moving a little
closer.
•
“How lovely,” he repeated.
“You
don’t understand. I had my money
on the horse that was dropping be
hind.”
“Yes, Harry, I know; but I was
thinking how perfectly beautiful it
must have been to be neck and neck.”
Then he gave a protracted sigh, ad
justed his position, and there in the
silence and gloaming they illustrated,
in pantomime, a modern racing term,
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W. H. MEAD,
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W. 0. S avagb ,
Portland, Oregon.
Traveling F. 4 P. Agent,
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st-me its,offering unknow» machiaLs under various names? with various!»*
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The Columbia-river salmon pack to
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Pullman Palace Sleeping and Cbair Cars
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A FEW
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ran HEW GRAPHOPHONE
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S eattle , W ash .
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i Milwaukee” when going to any poin
An Extra Fine High Crade Saddle
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OUR PRICE, $38.50, ticket agents sell them.
TO ALL POINTS
The transport Meade sailed from San
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soldiers for service in China.
It will surprise you to experience tbe
'leuefit obtained bv using tbe daintv and
amou< little pids known as l»e Witt’s Little
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Trains every dsy and nigbt between
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assuring to passengers tbe best service
known.
by freight C. O. 1>. subject tu examluatlua.
FMtnF
J. W. Luskin, a lineman, was re-
routly killed at Grass Valley by an
electric shock.
Labor continues scarce at Stockton.
Steamboats are tied up there on ac
count of beiug unable to find crews to
man them.
A new industry has been established
Ln San Joaquin county and it bids fair
to prove a most remunerative one fos
the farmers. It is the cultivation of
broom corn, which, if properly cured,
commands good prices almost every
year. Several small tracts aud one
farm of 300 acres have been planted to
the corn this season near new hope.
Firebugs were busy at Salinas one
uight last week. Their active woik id
Chinatown resulted in the loss of four
buildings and $4000 worth of property.
The work of the fire department was
seriously delayed by the cutting of
pipes, etc.
Edwin A. Stevens, a veteran newspa
per mau of the coast died at San Diego
s few days ago,______________
“PIONEER LIMITED'
YOU CAN EXABINE IT
The Crop Failure In Willamette.
Albany Democrat.]
This is undoubtedly an off year in crops,
The elements seem to be conniving
«gainst the farmer by injuring his wheat
and cutting up hie vegetables. As a re
sult he is going to bave to do some close
figuring to make ends meet, where be has
depended on these things alone. The
farmer though who has gone ioto diversi
fied farming,, and has dealt in stork and
fowls and taken cream to the creamery
>r butter to the market, will have some
thing to show for hie labors. As in oth-
■r business it takes continual rustling to
make a profit in the year’s work.
A familiar namefor ths Chicago,
Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway,
known all over tbe Union as tbe
Great Railway running the
$38.50 STOCK SADDLE
CATARRH
' druggist
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for a few years past, but if I should have any
return of the ola trouble would surely try ‘ Fa
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Sa'em Independent:
Recently in
Salem a fallen woman committed suicide
by taking carbolic acid. The day she
was buried, a minister of this city—just
one—and a few W. C. T. U. ladies, held
Funeral services at the hall of the latter
society. The minister made some ap
propriate remarks and offered prayer in
behalf of the poor, misguided soul, and
the ladies sang—“Rock of Ages Cleft for
•e.” ' The undertaker did the rest. The
people who curse and rail at Christianity
were conspicuous for their absence. The
general public, however, was given an
opportunity to “chip in’’ to pay the ex
penses of the woman’s burial. The per
sons who had caroused with the frail or a generous
-ister down on Peppermint Flat, were
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TRIAL
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