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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-28

to do So On the other hand. no jeal-
ousy or contempt can be felt by the
richer children for their starved com
rades, for all are supplied with the
same metal token, which has to he
given up in exchange for the meal. The
"cantine scolaire," as this municipal
soup kitchen is called, is not confined to
Paris. In the provinces the ''soupe
scolaire," its equivalent has sent up
the school attendance by leaps and
bounds. Here, however. instead Of
paying for their midday meal all those
who can possibly do SO are encouraged
to bring to school their handful Of vege.
tables and the like, and the contribu-
tions are all put into the common SOUP
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-28
Mndrid's Throne Room.

The throne room Of the royal palace
at Madrid is one of the most magni6-
cent in the world Decorated in red
and gold, 1t contains rock crystal chan
dellers. colossal looking glasses Of the
finest quality, marble tables and price
less porphyry. The ceiling is painted
by Tiepolo with the Majesty Of Spain" "
in illustration Of the virtue Of the kings
and the manliness of the people, who
are represented in the different COS
tunes Of the provinces. Here the SOW
ereigns of Spain receive on grand occa-
sions when alive and when dead are
laid out in state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-28

Beginning with the agitation for
higher railroad assessment which was
started by Assessor c. p. Strain, of
JImatilla county four years ago, this
subject has continued to grow In Or
egon until 1t is now one of the lead
ing public questions in the state.
The agitation has led to the ap-
pointment of commission by the
governor for the purpose of recon-
mending a new tax law. one of the
chief features of which shall be to fix
a basis for railroad assessment. II
has led to an advance in valuations In
nearly every county in the state and
now the agitation has eliminated in
a comprehensive report from the state
commission. showing that the value OF
railroad property in the state Is about
sc. 900, 900. although 1t is assessed al
little over s10,000,000.
The following review of the report
was assessed at only s10,S15,915.
lust filed is from the Salem CORES
pondent of the Portland Oregonian:
That railroad property in Oregon
when II had commercial value o
nearly S70,O00.000. is one of the i'm
portant and interesting features of th
report of the Oregon tax commission
which will be presented for the con
sideration of the next legislature
These figures relate to valuation IL
1904 which was the latest year TO
which the commission could secur
reliable information upon which t
base its computation.
The assessors of the sevearl coun
ties. each acting according to plan
and ideas of his own, placed variou
valuations upon railroad bed and roll
ing stock, and in the aggregate foun
valuation amounting to only abor
Is per cent of the actual value. A
the same time the assessors liste
property in general at about SS pc
cent of its actual value.
Census Bureau Values Higher.
In placing the value of railroa
property in Oregon at s69,401. 1885
the commission pursued methods {
computation somewhat different froi
those adopted by the United State
census bureau. which found a sti
larger valuation. the total reported
the bureau being s75,661, 900. SinC
the Oregon tax commissions figur,
are over $4,000, 900 less than those
the census bureau, it seems altogeth'
probable that the commissions calcl
lation has brought total none Il
high.
The commission adopted the met
cd which has been approved by Il
Oregon supreme court which was
ascertain the net earnings of the ro;
and then compute the amount of ca
ital upon which these earnings wou
pay interest at a determined rate p
cent. In the case before the supren
court that tribunal used 5 per ce
as the rate of capitalization for L
reason that the bonds of the compal
bore that rate of interest.
Various Rates Used.
The commission has selected vario
rates, according to the current ma
ket record of the purchase and sa
of railroad securities. The rat
ranged from Ar per cent to 6 p
cent.
This method of ascertaining t
value of the property for taxation pu
poses was based upon the theory til
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-28

Try a little KODoL FOR DYSPEP-
SIA after your meals. See the effect
It will produce on your general feel
ing by digesting your food and helping
your stomach to get itself Ito shape
Many stomachs are overworked to
the point where they refuse to %
further KoGol disests your food and
gives your stomach the rest it needs
while its reconstructive properties ge
the stomach back into working order
Kodol relleyes flatulence. sour stom
ach. palpitation of the heart. belch
ing, etc. Sold by Tallman & Co.
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Considerate Discretion.

Stranger-How long since you made
an arrest, constable? Constable Hi
Medder-Quite considerable spell.
I'm goin' leetle slow bout haulin'
'em In Jest now. We haln't got no
place to put 'em 'ceptin' Cy Tedder's
chicken coop. an Cy's got q settin'
ben on.-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-28

In Paris the city government gives
every school child one full meal day
This does not tend to pauperize the chill
dren or to lessen the responsibility OF
the parents, for all those who eau NJ.
ford to pay FOR the meal are expected
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-28

Formal charges have been made
against Umpire owens at Minneapolis,
that he placed large bets on baseball
games which he umpired. and that he
gave straight tips to others who bet.
Secretary Lidard of the Minneapolis
Baseball association, is the complain
ing witness.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-28

BY ordering your stationery now for the
busy season, you save money, time and
many inconvenience when the Holiday
rush is here---the time you wish to attend
to business and not bother with keeping
watch of your. office stationery. Besides
you get the reduction given on all large
orders of printing. You know money
saved is money made. If you want to
make little easy money, ring us up =.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
FROM WOMAN'S VIEWPOINT.

feminine
the benedt Of her experience
shampoo plain of white CASTLE
oil bit good Where the hair Is oily little
for their locks has
periodical
In
n
applied application
after the
Of
with a coating Of vaseine to prevent
and
that
gradually thus
setting the firmly other processes.
becoming appearance m
with
fortunate
OF their
ie" "lps OF curly hair ana numerous small hapn BRApEEN
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
RALEIGH REM0DELED.
Addition TO and Alterations of Hotel
Now Completed.

One Of the signs that mark the rapid
improvement that is coming over Wash
ingtOn is the recent ornate and elaborate
improvement OF the Raleigh Hotel The
work covered a period Of several months.
Under the direction Of Bernard r. Green,
OF this city. acting in cooperation with
II. ]. Hardenbaugh. Of New York, the
original architect for the Raleigh. best
known, perhaps, as the designer and
builder Of the WaldOrf-AstOTia, New
York. the Raleigh has been In many Of
its most important aspects remodeled
The most extensive changes have been
made on the lower floors, where a new
ladies' cafe has been constructed twice
the size OF the old, and 70 which new
entrance has been cut obviatirg the ne
cessity Of entering the cafe, as hereto
fore through the general lobby The new
cafe is on the left as one enters. 1t is a
large room, decorated in white and gold
after the style OF Louis XVI. It IS di-
vided into three parts by large white
marble pillars. the furniture is ali In red
which matches the old-Tose curtains Of
the windows. The effect Of the room Is
that Of quiet luxury An orchestra bal
Cony has also been added. and a small
but effective orchestra adds the music
QuIlNE meal lllucs. ucCtSndIg 10 EiNt TINS
beautiful room its final grace.
The alterations TO the hotel. which in
volved an outlay of 100000. also INCLUDE
an addition OF seventy-rOoms, each pro-
vided with a private bath, making now a
total of 365 rooms for the Raleigh. On
the tenth floor the banqUet-room has been
entirely remodeled. II is now twice as
large as it was before, and its decorations
are in classic style, almost purely Gre
cian-a simplicity that suits well the size
of the hall. which can comfortably seat
$50 people. In the remodeling the cuisine
for the banquet hall has also been placed
on the tenth floor for the convenience Of
serving parties and balls.
Already, thus early in the season. the
Raleigh is filed with guests and legisla-
tors, who have long made this hotel their
home during the sessions Of Congress and
they are outsDoken in their praise of the
additional beauty and convenience Of this
well-knoWn hOstelry
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
The BiIIviIIe Banner.

From the Atlanta Constitution
The interstate railway commission has
knocked us clean OUT We wouldn't mind
the walking. IL we didn't have the rheu-
matism. and we wouldn't mind the rheu-
matism If we didn't have TO run down the
subscribers that have been owing Us
since original sin came in; but for all
that, we shall not burden our conscience
with the WTecking of the hUmblest loco
motive in the railway service. but it
would take a good deal now 10 make us
flag the general superintendent train for
a burnt bridge, during the blizzard. But
the thing that troubles US most, since the
cutting off of free passes. is that they
charge US, personally, with the rocking
of every train that passes through the
settlement!
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
DECLARES SOCIALISM FOOLISH
Father Brosnahan Tells Hearers TO
Follow Example of Pope.
Declares Popular Conception Of Doc
Not Practicable ia Any Sense.

Can a Catholic be a Socialist" wa.
the subject OF a lecture delivered by
the Rev. Timothy Brosnahan. s. J., be.
fore the members OF the Aloysius Clut
at the GOnZaga Theater last night The
speaker is one Of the foremost Catholic
thinkers end theologians in the United
States, and he discussed the theme in q
most thorough manner. tracing the origin
OF Socialism, its spread in foreign couD-
tries, and the growth Of socialistIc tenden-
cies in this country. The speaker ex-
planned the meaning of the word social
ISM" and declared that the present &C
ceptation of the term did not at all cor
respond with the first and original idea
which coined the word socialism"
He said that a large number of vague
ideas. such as public ownership. progress
freedom. personal liberty. unionism. and
the labor question were COMPOUNDED with
and understood by a great many people
nowadays to mean socialism. The Rev
Brosnahan differentiated between true
socialism. which he said means the re-
moval and elimination of every feature
that retarded human progress and happi-
ness" and the modern term, which he
said meant tumble of ideas and i'm
practicable doctrines"
Leo XIII and Cardinal Manning were
styled socialists in a limited sense, and
the speaker recommended TO every Ameri-
can citizen to be guided in his views on
the labor and other economic questions
by the advice Leo XIII gave in one of his
encyclicals on socialism and the labor
question.
This Pope. the speaker declared was a
determined foe of the oppressor of the
laboring class; he advocated in the strong
est possible terms that the laboror be paid
a living wage. that he may live in COM
parative cleanliness and sanitary sur
roundings.
Socialism means that everything from
q loaf of bread TO your daughters Teddy
bear and your sons baseball bat, as well
as your own picture hat, will be made by
the government" said the speaker.
The sum and substance of the speaker s
argument on the question was that the
aims of socialism, as understood by the
masses to-day. are impracticable and
foolish.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
No Fraud wns Committed.

From the Chicago Record Herald
Among the misstatements Tulman made
In his Orchestra Hall address there is
one which concerns Chicago OF such typi-
cal falsity that it deserves specific refu-
tation. 1t was that a negro candidate
for Municipal Court judge had been elect
ed here only TO be counted out" by the
election board. Since the election board
has done nothing more than TO tabulate
and add figures. except In a few instances
Of choice between conflicting returns. and
since the tabulatiOn and addition was
done in full publicity with the colored
candidates lawyers always present, il
was a physical impossibility that any
fraud should have been committed during
its work
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
THE THREE FROSTS.

DE fls' fros' browns de- simmons,
En- gifts de cur dogs fat.
En- purTies UP de 'simmou leaves.
To show WhaT dey is at
De mex fros' Eits de 'possum
Big en- fit to eat;
Hit fills his hide wild 'simmon juice
En- greascs up his meat.
But faint cntil de third fros'
d Niger gins 70 roam,
En- take his torch en- Cur en- al
En- fetch dc possum home
Charlotte N. c. Observer.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
VIII Meet New Thought People,

Mr.. and Mrs. William E Towne, edi-
tors Of Nautilus. viii be presented to the
New Thought people Of Washington, at a
reception to be given Monday afternoon
by the National New Thought Center,
at their rooms in the Washington Loan
and Trust Building, Ninth and T streets
northwest
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
Modern Art.


From Punch.
Lady-Have you any picture post cards
of Raf.ss?
Attendant am sorry, madam. I am
quite out Of them-but here are several of
Murillos, and some OF Michael Angeles.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
EDDYISM Is SCORED
Speaker at Y.M.C.A. Meeting
Assails Christian Science.
FRED B. SMITH TALKS TO MEN

Tells Hearers That Study of Mrs.
Eddy's Book May Bring on Insanity,
and scores other Cult BeIiefs-AsI1s
For and Gets Contribution of 800
for the Organization.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
HernIi Want Ads

win be received at Taylor's Pharmacy,
Ninth and z SITS. NV. and promptly for
waSded to the main office.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
whern suceers Comes In.

from the St. Louis Rcpublic.
Marriage may be a failure, but some
people certainly find success In writing
about II.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
NAIL RULES UNJUST
Madden Outlines Attitude on
SecOnd-claSS Matter.
Law CAUSES THE TROUBLE

Third Assistant Postmaster General
Says Publishers Misunderstand the
His Suggestion as to "A Remedy.
Wants TO Leave Publishers Alone.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
Trolley TO Kensington

Via R0cs Greek Bridges and PARKS the Zoo Chevy
Chase Circle and Lake. Every visitor to Washington
should these beautiful suburbs Cars every Is min.
utes from 18th 81 and n y. ave Round trip tickets
sc. az FuSsells AZ n Y. ave. n07-d
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03

In some of the New England theaters
vaudeville turns OF an artistic sort are
now put on between the acts OF serious
plays. II Is predicted that in time first
class New York houses will follow this
lead.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03

Otero, the Spanish dancer, recently
married TO a very wealthy Englishman.
has yielded to her new husbands wishes
and Cancelled all her engagements, includ-
ing one 20 visit this country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-04
A MIRACULOUS CURE.

The following statement hy IT. NJ
Adame, aud wifo, llanrieta. Pa, vii
mteic9l uareats and othe-s. "a miracu.
lous cure has taken nlats in our homo
ou child had eczema r years and wa.
~ nounccd incurablo when we rea,
about Electric Bttrs ana conclude,
to y IT, Before the second bottle was
AN taken we noticed q change for tho
bctter, and aftcs taxing bottles hc
was completely cured" fts the up-to-
date blood medicine and body building
tonic. Guaranteed. soc aad $500 al
AN druggists.
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Mltnout seelnn payllahl.

While si.Klns well just outsid
tow n a,oGico. sr5terranean
stream 81 ate. was discovered al /;
depth Uf Pc feet ont of which were
taken buldrcds # n..io Ash abe !. al
inch IN longtn As no gtrca'a for
VdHss round disappears underground,
T. Is supposed tFat the ncb are
spawned and live estirslG Senca.F
ue eaIb b's surface.
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II is gaid that ue' spots iro fre
qucnt.y traccab. 70 the biulns nsed IL
washInp. Irusslau blae whleS [
sometimes used in their preparalo.
%. corTound of iln and IN the pres
pnce cf an alkali deposits q rust spo,
You can test 1t by boiling a lltVe o.
4 in q vessel Nlih soap. r. better suIl
gith cntstIc potash. II lror separate.
,ho compound is Piusal' blue. ano
yo" WI nave TO 0e cara al in rinsing
get out al Of the so3b.
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A man of cats declares lt is the
worst OF luck for pet black cat TO
orsako your home, woman Ct cats
isserts It is the best OF luck In the
middle ages Satan's favorite form was
black cat Witches always have Il
at as their familiar stray black pussy
preference. II a white cat races
Across your yard a child Is going TO
lie. II a stray cnt Of aay color takes
10 with YOU. making your Aoma its
omo, you VIII have good luck.
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vi, Alaskan Indians hlat seals on
me same principle that we hun!
nucks; that is TO say. by means OF a
blind boa only instead OF trying tc
mako their bSat look Ike a hummock
OF salt marsh G'ass they disguise It 90
that the seals ~. mistake It Iar a
rioco of nontiLs zee in addition e
dling the canoe with the white car
ya3 screen they cover the whole craft
vith tic canvas and clothe themselves
'u white as well So cleyerly is this
sll done that 81 is dimcuit evet for
man to dsilpguish them from the
<ia iee ~ a,v considerable distaner
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E. C. Dewitt & Co. Of Chicago at
whose laboratory Kodoi IS prepared as
sure MS that this remarkable digestnut
anl corrective for the stomach cone
foems fully TO an provisions nf the Ma
u1nal Pure Food and D-ug Law The
* dal laboratory Is n very la-ge one, hut
if au the sufferers from Indigestion ANA
stomach troubles could k-2w the virtues
of Kodo It would be impossible for the
manufactmors TO keep up with The de-
manG, Kadol IS sold hero by G. II. Rem
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TiEe equal parts Of beeswux ana
While wax ana shave up fine tho
coytr Ra1 with spirits OF turpcntnes
let stand wAile, theu mix 10 d paste
allb or furniture with small woolcu
c,oth, then polish with large wooden
lltm. vhs ip fine; try it. nice for
gC9rs ais
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An Engllsanmn always keen to crit
lcl2v was looking at the Flatiron
building tom the Worth monument.
Queer people, you Americans, don't
you know" he said. "You call that
the Flatiron building. It's fiat enough.
/ must admit, but It's stone, don't you
know. not from. Y. Press.
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Another nlmAultv.

IL suppose that when you discover
the north pole you will regard your la.
bors as completed2"
NO answered the arctic explorer.
The hardest part WI be yet to come.
Wen have 10 ilEl come war of getting
home ag0iR"
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Must Answer for Our pens

One of the brightest Iowcls In the
crown OF tho teachings of tho great
moralists in all ages Is unquostiona.
~ the doctrine that sins are oi three
slads. in thought. in word ana -.
deed But of the three the deed is
'hat for which we are mup fully re-
Sponsiblc.
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Open the novels and set the cold out of
y,ur system. Kennedy Laxative Cough
syrup opcas the bewles ana at The same
tirie alay- th inflammation of thc mus
reus membranes Contnins Honey aad
Tar Drives out the cold nnd stony tho
cough Absolutely free from amy cpin-
tcr. Conforms 10 the National Pure
Food and Drug Law. Pleasant 20 take.
Sold by q r. Ronfro.
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LoNo rrNNEssEE FIoHT.

For twenty wears w. l.. Bnwls. oi
y Ma, Tenn fought nasal catarrh. Ile
writes. "The swelling and soreness IN
sido my noso wus fearfa.. tih began
applying Bucllcns Arniea salve TO ite
s.ro so face This caused tho soreness
ana swelling 60 6,4r7ea-, never to re-
turn" Best salvo IA existence. 25c al
AN Druggists.
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il Is told Of the sJn OF horse dea'
er sharp la, 'nen once uneNpect
ed.y called upoA by his father %
mount . horse ane exhibit its PAGES.
the little fellcS whispered the ques.
tiog. IN order to rcsula' how he
b. I'd ride.
"a you AHgfrs OF slnngg'--Tif
b'a
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nry, crack a and colorless lips means
fcverishness, aud are AZ well ill ap-
pcaring 10 have beautiful. pink. vel-
vrt-like lips apply at bedtime n coating
Of DR. shcops Green Save. II viii
soften ana heal any skin ailmcnt Get a
free. trial boX at our sto-o. and be con-
vinoed. lnrke nickel capped glass 5ars
81 cents r. y. Lille & co.
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RE emperor Of Austi . was the Ilss.
ruler 10 have 4 ncwspapnc sra5.sTy
condensed and written out for mis-
private reading This was started
some 80 years ago. Nothing which
concerns him, vi 'ther pleasant or the
reverse, Is omitttl.
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Moments Tba, Tell.

You will find as you look hack upon
your life that the moments that stand
out are the moments when you have
done things in the spirit OF love-
ueDrY Drummond
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Two days treatment tree Rings pya-
iepsio Tablets for impaired dle suon.
IMPURE breath pc fect assimilation %
old. Increased uapetto. DO not fan 90
vai yourself of tt above dIec
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Get a copy Of The Leaders special
Industrial edition Issued Nov. 3. At
Leader counting room. Price lOc.
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WANTED City subsc iLers 10 know
You can hel3 Leade curriers' by
promptly paying subscylntluas weekly
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FOUND Nen Guthflo National bank u
pcn. owner may have same BY paying
for this notice
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trirst published IN Daily Leader Novem,
ber o. 1860
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
TERRITORY or OKLAHOMA, LOGAN
COUNTY SIS;
Notice Is hereby given that Samuel
Croft has this day filed in the office or
the County Clerk in ana for said Coun-
ty. his petition. asking that license be
granted him TO sell az retail malt s2irit-
uous and vinous liquors on lot No a.
block No &C. Guthrie Proper and In
ThLd Ward in said County and Terri
tory. sN
II no protest be fled on or before De
ccmber G. 1906. his petition VIII be grant
od ana licAnee ISSUED.
Witness my hand and tho seal Of said
County hereto affixed this 21st day OF
November, 1906.
NJ. L. TRAP.
! CSEAT.D County Clerk.
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LOsT--A pair Of gold rlmless sye gin sscs
a liberal reward will be siyon. Leave
at the clr'tN office.
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LneAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIcUoP LicENsE.
TERRITORN OF OELAICNA. LOGAN
COUNTY. SIS:
Notice IS hereby given that Emil Rit-
tcrbush hns this lay filed IN tho Office
Of the county clerk IN nn1 for said
county. his petiiioa ask ng that a "a
cense be granted him To sei at retail,
,dalt spirimous and vlnous lianors on
lot TO- block 5s. Third w5rd Guthrie
Ptoper In said County and Territory
II no protest be filed before December
J. 1906, bis petition viii ho granted and
license issued.
Witness my hand ana tho seal Of said
county hc-eto affixed this 18th day OF
November, 1906.
NJ E. TRAP,
County Clerk.
pv CART. 7, pTCr Dlun.v
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ny CAM /. RIcn, nopuiy