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some other organization they would
rather the whole place would go 10
the bow-wows than to work in the
same harness.
Personally. this matter does not
trouble me. Through Christian par
ents / inherited clean blood with no
craving for intoxicants. and it is no
trouble for me to keep out of the sa-
looms, and my boy does not seem dis
posed that way; but for the sake of
the boys and the men who have the
poison in their blood, and for the sake
of the women and children who are
the helpless victims of the traffic,
whatever influence l may have will
be on the side Of clean Christian
homes.
l am glad to see one paper which
has the courage to stand up for pure
homes and decent public morals.
L. H. LEE.
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To Keep Sheep Out Of Grant.

Tuesday a meeting of the citizens
was held in Granite at which the ques-
tion of keeping sheep and cattle out
of the district was discussed.
1t was decided to hire man to
post notices warning stockmen of the
position taken by the residents and
to also ride the lines for a short
time. A subscription list was also
started to raise funds to pay the ex-
penses of the organization. 1t has
been quite literally responded to so
far, but more funds will be required
and it is hoped those interested will
be on hand with their proportion.
So far there are at least 100 sigma
lures on the paper wishing the large
bands of stock to be kept out of the
territory mentioned in the notices
Granite Gem.
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upon the people here as hardly civil
ized and still in the breech clout and
moccasin period, and the fact that the
metropolis of the state would allow
such a state of affairs to exist, and
more, to brazenIy naunt 1t in the
faces of the visiting public, would go
far to prove their opinion not far
astray.
OregOnian Inconsistent.
The oregonian is an able paper, but
like some other able people, not al
ways consistent. In the editorial re-
ferred to It says the council has out
ragged the decent part of the commu-
nifty by licensing these saloons. besides
the fact that the extra cost of pro-
tecting life and property brought
about by these saloons, will more than
eat up all revenue derived from them:
but in later issue it says the saloon
business is a Legitimate" business,
just as much so as any other busi-
ness, but liable to abuse and should
be kept back from public view" The
quotations are mine.)
Put the two statements together and
what have you? First, that saloon
licenses do not pay the cost engen-
dered by the saloon, that they endan-
ger life and property and outrage all
moral decency, but second. all this is
legitimate and proper If it is done on
a back street,
Who Made Portland Democratic?
Scott's arguments sometimes sound
as though he was short of material.
During the gubernatorial campaign
he said: What will Roosevelt think
If a democratic governor is elected ?"
l am a republican? l am a repubn-
can, and always have been. and l ad-
mire Roosevelt very much; but 1 do
not expect to ask him how | shall
vote, neither do 1 care what he thinks
about it, besides, who made it possi
BILE to elect a democratic governor in
Oregon? The same rotten and cor
rupt ring which has made it possible
to elect a democratic mayor in Port
land Time was once, within my own
memory, when a man considered it
an honor to say. 81 vote her straight
even If l know there is a horse thief
Oli IL. bul men are DtCOIulllB IlOIt
intelligent and are learning that a
mere name neither leads the country
to heaven or destruction.
| notice that some gambler in your
city said Pendleton would be glad to
get them back, and could not get
along without them. If Pendleton,
with all the resources back of her,
has reached that point where her ex-
istence depends on the money wrung
from the gambler and the prostitute,
then the sooner she hides her fester-
ing carcass in oblivion, away from the
view of decent world, the better.
But that is all bosh. Towns in this
valley without one-half the natural
resources of Pendleton, are existing
without the saloon or the gambler, or
the public houses of prostitution and
so can Pendleton.
II all the moral elements in Pendle-
ton would make common cause, lay
aside for the time being, their names
and creeds, and stand solidly for a
clean, moral town, they could have it;
but some are afraid of hurting their
business, some of their political pros
poets, some are so prejudicial against
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June 21-24-National Good Roads
association, Portland.
June 20, 23 and 24-Tournament
Northwest Sportsmen's association,
Portland.
June 22-2S-National woman's
Suffrage Association. Portland.
July 6-Dedication Sacajawea mon
ume.t. LeS's AMI Clark fair, Port
lard.
July 11-14-American Medical AS
sociation, Portland.
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OF VIEW
CORRESPONDENT SHOWS
UP INCONSISTENCIES.

Quotes the OregOnlan to Prove the
UnprOfitableness OF a City Follow
Ing the Course That Paper Has Al
ways Heretofore Advlsed-Corres-
pOndent Mentions Variable Weather
in the Valleys of jackson County
-CIoudburst and Heavy Hail.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-13

The state of education in Russia
may be judged from the fact that
there is only one village school for
every $4,000 persons.
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WHY NoT EARN MORE MONI

i FFRL LIKE 4 MILLIONAIRE" writes one
agent. New: demand: quick SALTS, FARMERS
ACCOUNT BOOK CO., Newton, Iowa.
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wGOvERN BACH IN TOWN.
Farmer FeatherN elEht champion In verJ
Poor Health.

Terry Moaovern has arrived In town and
the nrst thing he did was 70 deny that he
Was a physical or mental wreck. The former
featherweight champion spoke nationally
enough, but It was evident from his appear
Ance that he was not the Mooovern the pa
irons OF the ring used TO know only a few
wears ago He Is not so stout nor 30 rugged
iooking HIS movements seem TO be slow
and he has the general appearance OF a per-
son shattered in health.
NcQoyern admits that worry affected his
health. He Ia sure. he thinks TO recover bis
old vigor and 10 OF the opinion that q long
rest IN the country will do the trick McGov-
aTn stli clln "a 10 the hope that be 10 not passe
as a fighter and declares that he yill return
to the ring as soon As he recovera his health,
In the opinion OF his friends, McGoveIn Is
suherinF from some nervous trouble. About
a year aFo one OF bis little daughters died
and this together. with hnanch losses and
6is defeat by Corbeu caused him 10 worry
and fret II Is said that McGovern has but
little money left Of the fortune he made when
cbampion. A we'll known physician who eH-
amincd MoGoveTn thlnks that there T. a
chance for Terry 10 regain MS heflth ~ TAX
Ing things easy,
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BASEBALL AT AMHERST.
BriEht Prospects for the SeaSon-A Goo
HATING Nine Probable.

AMHERsT, Mass. April IS The outlook
for the baseball season at Amherst may be
considered as fairly bright and the men are
rapidly rounding into good working order.
The game scheduled with Yale for last Tues
day was cancelled by that university. 90 that
no real line can as yet be taken on the team.
Coach Breckenridge remained at Amherst
with the men during the spring vacation.
and the time was spent in batting, fielding
and practice games with the second nine
ON Monday practice was started on Pratt
Field and since then has been ocCurrlng
regularly at s o'clock Many Of last year 5
team are out this year, including apt
Wheeler Newell. Storke. MCRae, Beach,
and experienced men. or the freshmen
several are showing MP very well and bid
fair 70 give the old men a close con petition.
Danahey is doing good work behind the bat
and will probably hold down that position
permanently Ellis another candidate for the
same place catches we'll but lie somewhat
slower Palmer II getting along well at first,
but IL a uhe careless
Lamb ia a promising candidate for the third
bag, but IL rather weak In batting The
team as whole is well up TO the average
In batting. and will probably excel last year e
team In this respect Special attention Ia
being turned toward this department OF the
game, with the intention Of bringing up a
team which will be able TO hit In an emergency
The pitching stan Will consist OF tour old
which the FIRST two are the most promising,
The schedule this year n a remarkably good
one. and many good teams are 70 be played,
including Harvard. Princeton, Columbia,
Carlisle Indians, Cornell. Brown, Dartmouth
and Williams The trst game will be played
Amherst The first important game takes
place with Harvard on April p.
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CUTLER SCHOOL the WINNER.
secures Team and Individual Fencing Titles
of IntertohOlaatIc Association.


The third annual meet OF the Eastern States
Interscholastic Fencers' Association was held
Friday night at the Tuxedo. Fifty-ninth street
and Madison avenue, but only three schools
Cutler, Gron and Montclalr High-were repre-
septed Westmln mister School withdrew at
the last moment The crowd present was
made up principally Of women Each school
had three fencers and the weapons used
were fois
The following were the teams
cuuer-C Blackburn Miller, y. W. Haynes and
lH WSontelair-cisrence Brown, Bryan H. Smith and
E@ Gm2oaFsTSf Bs,eson, Allan sacy and Edward
Resented.
cutler easily secured the team honors
With a score OF IL bouts won and lost Grofi
Was second. with won aud II lost, and Mont
clair was third, with won and two lost
Miller of Iutler. who won the individual
championship In 1908 and 1904, tied with
Bauchle each having six straight wins 20 HE
credit In the fence on Miller showed his
superiority winning by touches TO s.
Miller defeated Smith, Brandt Bateson, Staley,
Brown and Rosenfeld
proWn smith Bateson and Resented.
ssuehe defeated Miller, Smith. Brandt BSeson,
sT9wb dsfesisd Haynes. Rossnfeld and Bate
sorl and lost 20 StAley. Bsuchle and Miller.
smith defeated Haynes and Rosenfeld and lost
10 Miller BAuohle, BAteson and Staley.
Brandt defeated StAley and lost 10 Miller, HAynes
Bsuchle Rosenfeld and Bateson.
BAteson defeated haynes, smith and Brandt and
Loaf 20 miller BArchle end Brown.
stAley defeated Brown and smith and lost 10
Miller. Haynes, Bduchle and EIsndt
Rosenfeld defeated Brandt and Haynes and lost
20 Miller, BauChls, brown and Smith.
The judges were Or Graeme. NJ Hammond
and Charles Goodhue, New York c.
and Charles Ia than, fenccrs' Club.
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Belmont az, sw cor Crescent av; ave story
fiat. 4 TeSoro, 2l2 Hughes av owner;
CS CLARK. 70J remOnt az, architect cost ..
2O6h S. n ), o. Grand Boulevard. two
three dory tenements. Frank v cinhel
757 2O3d st, owner. Moore Lanaedel.
architects; cost .. .. .......,.s. ......-..
Hull av, s, rs 2G9th 81, two two story
dwellings TomnAse GiordanO. 1880 lHth
n. owner. c 5 CLARK, ATCatect, cost, 900.
Union ay. " $, 40 l6jth 81 I'VE s1ory naI;
Irving Realty Co, go broadway, owner,
II y Howell, 30 av and iteth o., arcniec'
cost ............ ..,... .t.,.t.... .t.'. go.
i72d Il. " cor washington Av, two i've
story fats and stores Rosenwelg III.
son. 1875 BathEate Av. OWneTs, samuel
sass, architect; cost ............ .,.......
Trinity AV e &. l45 s i65th 81. two hNe story
Oats. Goldstein & Klinger os2d av, owners.
" Zipkes, IA 4th Av, architect; cost -.
Jackson Av, E =, 20 S l65th 81, hve story nat:
David Robinson, SIP Forest av, owner
Moore LaudSedel. architects cost ...
Crotona Av, n " cor l75th 81. two nNe story
mats ana stores. Waters 4 OCOnnell, )
Z t2d ~. owners: II I Howell 30 av and
i4ath a.. architect. cost ....-..--....-....-
Rosedale av, " a. 49, y Y, y u u * II
tracks. two stor dwelling William Buhle'
sOt Commonwealth Ay, owner, l. Fax,
27SS 80 av architect: cost .......,..... -.
Minneford av, n c cor Beach av, two and
half uOU' dwelling; Mrs John beatty.
premises. owner, Nammers III hing
Av. architect, cost s.s.t.s.ss.. 'sss.-fss
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cnI. Pone,, enortInr mood.

90 interested has Col Albert A. Pope be-
como in-motor car racing. that besides having
lust entered a car In his own name for the
Vanderbilt cup race. although his son Albert
L had entered the FIRST one, the Colonel
Yesterday annOunced his intention Of EoinE
70 france IN order 70 see the Bennett cup
race nun there on July 5. He has q Pope
Toledo car In that event also and although
he h past the time OF life when he would drive
The car, he proposes 20 be on hand 10 see "a
The driVinR OF ". Twenty-Five years ago COT
pope was an enthusiast in cycle racing and
he seems nov 20 be as full Of sporting blood
a. aver he WAS
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$4,000

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PATENrs for Interesting puins can b bOdEh,
MCDONALD. wiG0ISs CO.. aS7 Broadway.
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Herrera and Daly Matched.

Al Herford has arranged a bout OF fifteen
rounds between Aurelia Herrera the MeGi-
can aud Tommy DAILY Of Brooklyn The
mill Is 10 take place az tho Eureka A. C..
baltimore, on next Friday night Daily has
a dne record and the mill bids fair 10 prove
Interesting This viii be HerTera's fret
appearance IN Baltimore. u The Mexican
aIcceeds Ia beating DAILY, HsTford says he
viii make, n match betWeen Herrera and
YounE orbett, the same 10 be decided with
In tao weeks from April y. -
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Plans Filed for Alterations


Items under S.Ju omltcdl-
Tompkins 81. " cor Delaney 81; lnrce
story factory: Marx a Jacobson, 81 y
Marks pi, owners, Samuel sass, p PARK
row, architect; cost ...... ......... -.
b2d 81, o W: four stOry and basement dWel-
ling. II VI BAruch. Hotel ST Regis, owner
" Buckley. architect, cost -. 1900. 49,.
sist st, 502 $40 r: three story stable: Fleisch-
man Bakery. incorporated, premises
owner: Stein, Cohen Roth, " SIN AV
architects. cost ........................ ....
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RUTHERFORD ~ j., 50 minutss 20 7sd OF
ChAmbett g. ferritG w have q numbcr o. fuu
sic city lot0 IN Rutherford Terrace. a. the depot
al the convenience Of strictly up 20 cate city
good train srTyice: price $3.50 each; " sold N one
parcel will make liberal tcTma; chance for prontable
'NepoNHLb.MIG6iNso CO.. as7 Broadway.
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WILL SELL a substantial interest IN nearby MN .
efal property; partly developed; product N great
demand by chemical coTnp4nlss - price, eeTii cram
70 yield large profts. unlimited quantity OF ore; W
yettop certain OF pronu. PaTtlcuieft "a bona nee
inyeston; no agents. STAFFORD, bon lis sun
once. 90
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Pone ComDany 20 Leave Town.

Next Saturday the big suite Of ofices In
the Syndicate Building on Park row, which
have been occupied by the Pope Manuiactur-
ing Company ever since that concern bought
ont the old bicycle trust, VIII be deserted.
move its headquarters 70 Hartford and there
after will not maintain any general ohioea IN
THE city
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FOR SALE


OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 0 O'CLOCK.
All sorts Of people buy the dollar wtteh-mn.
honaires-rbilroad men-athletc gentlsmen-for
THEMSELVES and for their boys, Two millions
sold last year-guArsntecd 70 KEEP TIME-Gnd
that's all any watch can do Postpaid for one
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For sports everything-lt the night
prices This week some great oppOr-
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200 regular 50 and 81 Bicycle Coat
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1000 Baseball Cap, at loe and Csc
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TENNIS
Tennis Bails-Macntosh .........,....i9 o. each
Tennis Balls-ChAmplonShip ..:.....,..2 5c. each
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lngerson Tennis Racquet special O.. $50 each
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Others from Sc 10 1000 each.
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Others from $50 10 $500 each.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs.

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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Continued from Eleventh Page.

10th a.. S, 100 5th av: four SIX stoy
fats, same owner and architect cost. ...
EsseI ST. %: SIX story nat. Joseph Fletcher
Marlboro. y J, owner; same architect
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slTUATIONs MANTEp-MAI.E.

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MEDICAL.

QUICKEST PERMANENT CURE IN Diseases
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OUR FAMOUS eye book has put 1000 agents In
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day JACKSONiAN OPTICAL COLLEGE. College
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DWELLING HOUSES WANTED.

UNFINISHED, detached preferred, within com,
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Il FEEL LIKE a MILL oNAIRE,- WRITES one
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AGENTS-Can you sell Indian Territory town
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sAIEsMFN MANTEn.

S~-~S>>S-~----~-------4~-s~
THE FRANKLIN CHEMICAL WORKS, Phlla-
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Fighter and other spccAluct: will extend credit;
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