The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-09-02


the conductors not to accept tickets ISSUED
by the agent; hut such tickets would un-
duubtedly be gooi in the hands OF limo
cent traveller. The mat er Is exciung con-
siderable interest around ChItwood
The following is an example of Aatiou,
from the columns OF the Union Republican
and the question will arise whether Lne rtl.
Gle is not ''debased currency: "Jesse I'm
bier and 0 D Carper have secret process,
for making butter whereby two pounds Of
d e butter can be made from one pound
Experiments were made here Tuesday with
complete success"
Very many have returned from the ocean
| b, ach and rom cool r sorts iu mountainous
piares. They may think that the heated
erm Is over; but while the thermomettr r
registers 100 degrees iu the shade there are
1leasanter aces than around the streets of
| any city, and, if they consulted comfort
they would stay away from the busy hustle
of business for few DAYS.
Mr. Clark P. Crandall, a brother of K.
W CrandalI Of this city, who died in Allan
tic City. N j.. re- emily, was wi.iely known
throughout Or. gon an able and brilliant
writer He was city editor on the Orego-
| nian for number of years, and its columns
were never more newsy. Some years ago
he left Oregon and went to Washington
City. aud. by reason of failing health, was
soiourniDg at the summer resort of Atlantic
City at the time of his death.
Eugene Guard: An accident happened
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock, at the east
end of Fourteenth street, by which Vern o
Freeman, the IA mouth old child OF Mrs E
Freeman, lost It's life Mrs Freeman had
been washing. and emptied a tub of hot
water on the ground in the rear of her resi-
denee, it forming puol Before the water
had time to cool, the child, while unnoticed,
fell into it and was scalded so badly that it
lied Thursday morning at o'clock.
When newspaper man growls at our
Nasby he'd better look at the wrapp'rs on
his own sheet little Wasco County Sun
Bro. Ireland, don't be too hard on the
Washington street cotemporary. Hot
weather and dyspepsia causes considerable |
i'll humor and discomfort these days. The
brother went to sleep one night on a copy of |
rhe Wasco Sun and TINES MoUNrAINEER
and awoke the next morning and imagiLed |
himself an editor. He cannot control or |
own the postotice, and therefore must |
growl.
Arlington Record: Last Monday, while
Frank Clark, of Pine creek, Wash, was
riding on the back of COW around the
farm. another COW rushed up and vicously
hooked HIM, tore him ON the back of tn
inimal he was riding and dumped him on
the ground, throwing his left elbow out of
place He was br ught in to Arlington, and
his arm set and dressed by DR.. Geisen-
dorfer. The lad is stopping at Mrs. MIller's
in this city. awaiting complete recovery,
,,h of ha "
last accounts. III
Salem Statesman: On the farm of Marien
Allen there stands a Fail Butter pear tree
that was planted in 1S47 and ranks now
among the monarchs Of the orchard This
tree is fifty feet and two inches in height
and its trunk is ssYen feet and two inches
n circumference at the base. Seven feet
rom the ground there 8 limb that meas
lres four feet and seven inches in circum-
erence. 1t Is estimated that this tree will
produce not less than hundred bushels of
pears this season-and it is not good year
or pears, either.
Next Tuesday the public schools will be-
yin their fall term, and the small boy will
,e debarred from his usual amusemeuts He
will not have time to loiter around the DO
Ice court and watch men being arrested, or
o throw rocks at stray dogs, or even to
,reakIng windows in vacant buildings
The cruel school room will afford him none
Il these joys, aid Instead of running around
he streets, he will be forced to study his
essons under the scrutiny of teachers.
'Ot clos occupation gone What cruel
world this is to boys and glrls. Ii
Friday morning last while Harry Free
nan, who lives on the Mission place on the
liver about twenty.three miles below Salem,
avs the Statesman, was engaged the saw .
nll of Price. Hamilton & Co. at that place
e had the misfortune to have the whole in. 6
lde OF MS right hand torn out. At the {
lme of the accident he was engaged in cut ;
ing table legs out of some lumber with an
dyer. when In some manner his hand be-
anne caught 10 the machine and the entire {
,side of 1t was torn out. The wound was ]
ressed by doctor from st. Paul and the
atient is getting along as well as could be
xpected.
There are state elections this fall in thir- c
zen states-Iewa, Kentucky. Maryland. Q
Missouri, Nebraska, New
ersev, New York, Ohio. Pennsylvania,
ourh Dakota, Virginia and Wisconsin.
My five of these elect governors, VIZ: :
MO, Iowa, Massachusetts, Virginia and 4
sconsIn. The OF ners elect only leelsIa. >
Tres or minor state officers. In Iowa, Ken a
icky and Virginia, the legislatures chosen
IT'S fall will elect United States senators :,
While the voice of the people will not be
lrectly upon national issues, the result OF v
lese elections will nevertheless give a a
ointer as to the feeling of the voters on the
resent business and industrial paralysis
There are urgent calls these DAYS for j.
larity, for the army of tramps Is composed
many Instances of men thrown out of EN- 1
oYment. and are forced to go from place
} p ace. In such cases an exception should b
: made, and these should not be treated as II
iminals. We heard of a case to day of
1ung man ARRIVING in town on freight
ain from La Grande, who was dlschars Led
ON the shops at Omaha, when the forces n
ere reduced. He was hungry, and, not .
moving 1t to be an offense against the city :.
'dInance, asked for something to eat We
I've some provisions left from the dona- I
ons received at the time of our great fire, Il
I'd if board of charities were organized
ese could be used to feed the deserving
lDgry. 3
For energy and enterprise commend us to
e tenacious insect commonly known as
lie house fly. He wings his flight ID the
are of the midday sun, sings his song of
y In the ear of the laborer as he bends
,er his work. Drive him away and he E,
izzes around again. You may even kill !,
m; but there is another willing on the In
ant to fill up the gap IN the ranks. These c.
es are very persistent little creature but d
icy are very annoying, and are not RI
cans of mitigating the ills to winch life Is
,ir. Spontaneous generation may not be y
sceptible OF scientific proof; but the null e.
tude of insects that aff1,cts nonr hr manitv | r