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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-10
CHANGE COURSE OF STUDY.

Something should be done, by the
legislature or otherwise, to change
the course of study in Oregon public
schools. Imagine little girls 10. 12
and is years of age, carrying 10 and
more studies in the seventh and eighth
grades. Just picture young children
of these ages having their minds
orammed, literally stuffed, with the
hurried outlines of a dozen subjects,
and learning none of them thorough
ly.
1t is not fair to the child, the
teacher nor the taxpayer to expend
precious time, vital energy and public
funds in this process. 1t is unreas-
enable to expect children to derive
any good from their few years in the
public schools, under such a nervous
strain.
The result of such a system will be
to cripple for life the education OF
Oregon children. They cannot get
the rudiments of so many studies
They cannot become proficient in any
of them. The entire system is resolv-
ed into a sort of mechanical cram.
ming, without humanity, feeling, indi
vidual effort or art. 1t is an unfor.
tunate condition and should be rene
died in the interest Of both teacher!
and pupils.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-10

nate. Society would shudder with
impending ruination.
Nature has been lavish with her
supply. Entire states. thousands OF
square miles OF territory in every por-
tion of the world are underlaid with
coal veins, only waiting the magic
touch of man, TO give out its abound
ing energies for heat, light and mo-
tives forces to move the commerce of
the world.
Silver, gold, lead, copper, diamonds,
radium, iron, steel or platinum-we
car spare any OF these children
the earth, but coal never. Take away
the cheerful glow of the black dia-
mond destroy its vital energies, stop
all the wheels which turn at its magic
command, and the world would turn
into a desolate waste.
How necessary, then, that the sup
ply of coal be kept as sacred herit-
age of the people. How necessary
that it be kept out of the hands of
the trusts which make 1t a means of
private profit.
Coal mines, oil wells and water
sources belong to the people and
should not be the playthings of mo.
nopolists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-10
RIGHTS OF THE MOTHER.

The mothers of the human race
have as truly at heart the welfare OF
the race as the fathers. Shall any
say that she who goes to the extrem-
ity Of pain and peril, even unto the
anguish and danger of death, shall
have no control over the circum-
stances that shall encompass the SOU
to which she gives birth? Shall she
bear and nurture and rear sons and
daughters with no power over the
conditions of life beyond the confines
of the home that can protect them
only through infancy and childhood
Shall she see the temptations they
must encounter when they go out
into the world, and be powerless to
assist in removing them? Shall the
mothers influence be the only help
or shield she may give hem?-The
Farmers Wife.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-10

During the fiscal year ending June
30, 1905, the United States, through
the interior department, disposed OF
19,431,1S7.47 acres Of public land. at
total value OF ss,528,477.3S. The
expenses of land offices in the United
States for the year were $7S0,417.S0,
decrease of s37,921.52 under last
year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-10
OREGON'S VACANT LAND.

19.739,649 acres of vacant land, un-
appropriated and unreserved. The
surveyed land yet vacant in the state
amounts to 14,071,464 acres and the
unsurveyed amounts to 5,66S,165
acres.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-10
49,. .ss..

. I have done at length with
. dreaming henceforth, q
. thou soul of mine.
. Thou must take up sword and
. gauntlet. waging warfare
. most divine.
. LIES struggle, combat, vic
. tory; wherefore have I
. stumbled on,
, With my forces all unmarshaled,
, with my weapons all un-
, drawn
, o how many a glorious record
, had the annals of me
, kept.
, Had | done instead of doubted,
, had I warred instead of
, wept'
, Yet my soul. look not behind
, thee; thou hast work to
} do at last:
, Let the brave toll of the pres
} ent overarch the crumbl-
, ing past.
} Selected.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-06
Afflicted With Rheumatism.

Il was and am yet afflicted
with rheumatism, says Mr.. j.
G. Bayne, editor of the Herald,
Addington, Indian Territory,
but thanks to Chamberlain S
Pain Balm am able once more to
attend to business. 1t is the best
of liniments. 3" If troubled with
rheumatism give Pain Balm a
trial and you are certain to be
more than pleased with the
prompt relief which it affords.
One application relieves the
pain. For sale by r. M. Clark.
WANTED: Men in each state
to travel, post signs, advertise and
leave samples of Our goods. Salary
SIS. 90 per month. S.. 90 per day
for expenses. HUFFMAN Co. Dept.
s., ATLAS BLOCK, CHICAGO.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-06
Card Club Entertained.

The members of the Ladies'
Card Club were pleasantly enter
tanned at 900" by Mrs. w. r.
Bassett at her home on Murray
street Saturday afternoon. The
first and second prizes were won
by Mrs. J. B. Simpson and Mrs.
G. a. Walker respectively, the
consolation prize falling to Miss
Emma Lloyd.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-06
Local Items Of Interest

w. B. Graham, Ely's most pro-
gressive merchant, left for San
Francisco this morning to buy a
new stock of goods for his large
establishment here. Mr. Graham
was accompanied Oh the trip by his
step daughter, Mrs BERTHE Fox,
who will visit her sister, Mrs. Hop
kins. at Point Richmond, Cali
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-06
Stockman Reports Light Losses

John Hickman, The efficient
stockman in charge Of the Marys
River Land 4 Cattle o. s herds
of sheep which have been rang
ing in the White river valley
during the winter, was in Ely
Monday and reports that not
withstanding the severe winter
which has prevailed throughout
the Eastern part of the state, the
sheep under his charge have
Wintered exceptionally we'll, the
losses being much lighter than
he had hoped for at the begin
ming of the winter. The herds
are now being moved northward
to the spring and summerranses.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-06
BUYS Nevada Con. Stock

Jas. II. Thompson bought $3.50
shares of the stock OF the Ne
vada Consolidated Copper Co.
last Saturday from Thos, Rock
hill, for which he handed Mr..
Rockhill check for SO, 900
The News would be perfectly
willing to cash the check only
that it would take all of our spare
change to do so.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-06
Stock Exchange
Barber Shop
FIRST DOOR SOUTH ON MURRAY ST.
REEpE HOTEL BLDG.
Agency Ely Laundry

S. d. Baker moved into his new
residence on High street Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Villandre, of Cold
field, is in Ely looking for bust
ness location.
r. J. Conway, one of Clover
Valleys most prominent and
wealthy citizens, IS pending few
DAYS in Ely Watching the town
grow.
The Sunday School Association
will meet at the residence of Mrs.
w. n. McGiil on Mill street We'd
nesday afternoon at 1880 o clock,
for the transaction Of very import
ant business.
The Ely Chamber of Commerce
will meet in the court house We'd
nesday evening instead of this
evening in order o give the differ
ent committees more time To bring
il their report.
John Hays Hammond, the noted
mining engineer and geologist, who
is on his way 10 Ely to examine the
mines of the Nevada Coaso'idatcd
Copper Co., has been detained in
Eureka by illte,s.
Our proof reader was on strike
this week. as will be seen by the
typographical errors in the editor
III column. The entire edition on
the inside was run off before the
errors were discovered.
Auguste Mathez Que of tie lead
ing mining engineers Of the coun-
try, who has been examining min
& properties i'll this district for
Sxmuel Newhouse, left for Salt
Lake City, Utah, Monday.
II. A. Agee, one Of Elko coun-
tvs leading farmers, and DR.. J G..
Agee, a prominent physician of
Valley, Nebraska, arrived i'll Ely
Monday via Cherry Creek from
Wells and are stopping at the Old
field hotel Dr.. Agce will locate
permanently in Ely and practice his
profession i'll this rapidly growing
city.
\ Jolly bunch of Cherry Creek
ers, consisting of Professor ]. H.
Lei Imam, superintendent of the
Vide West Mining company; Jas.
Pascoe, foreman of the same COM
pany; W. J. Wallace, superintend-
ent of the acknowledgements Gold
Mi ing company, and DR.. +. H.
Winter. drove over from that busy
camp Friday and were taking in
the sights, and in the meanwhile
transacting business in Ely Satur-
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
CONTRACTS m
Be HEIDI BACK
PRICE ~ CEMENT ss.,
~ ACTION ~ TIE co..
WHICH Is Vtlsty oppo,,,
~ COUNCILMAN OIL.

Against the opposite,
Gilman giu the fssolut,a,, p foah.
Ing tho bmfI ~ public sall'7iit
withhold Letting furtbs, sei1 I
fpf cement work on aeas,,, -. ran
hiRh prices ~ CEMENT -. = ~
by TIE council last night '''i
ON protested Oh The Rroans =.
,he resolution iHsiueta the ~,
10 h"ia zap contracts instead q, =.
~ mi,,inf on exercise Of dIse,s y.
In support u the r.,,,.,,.
Councilman Mullen presss,ss ! e
ufes 70 sho# that reesn, ~. =
concrete sidewalks raHKea -.
from 'll1 d yard az eofsnass s7 ''l
prices n NJ cents a YARD !. - =
feN months aFo. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
TO OPEN DEP01
THURSDAY

Acting upon Instructions ffom 8.
general offices AZ 81 PAD i.
Great Northern union aepot "a = :
formally opened THURSDAY ~,
Engineer Stewart has mses !.
arrangements Tor the operstIon !,
trains. and although ths des1s =
not be ready FOR al of the d.r,-...
offices. ihe ticket offices ana -
gage rooms viii be ready for -
ness.
Robert pudgeon. Who has -.
appointed superintendent q d,
union depot. In expected hes !.
morrow NIGHT OF Thursday n.gru..,
10 assume full charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
roa aAlr Aouara.

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aftaaln ntalpfn rniihnr. uew. let takin
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tsHfn ntssiern house. fine owner iuf eos
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fnafA inHsietn hHuse an 18th Ave North
iHt HktN sffeef takad ali iWpfuk puHHta
IA ASH Iaia fnF nnd 20 ihn finest rest
drngs alsttisu ia the elt4 Ue'a tzsse
cash
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niffuA each. un tith Az Moet I htafh
ff,sn gat hno. let iaoNiae . 0ai iies
cash hai easy
luta on Quern Aune ftin o. 40. a cash
bal and wars
) dnn view lals on oussn Aauc nW
inarratr uithta all in and Paid fnr| AH faf
TIE thfre They ate fiHe aHd tho nriHhhaf
hHsat flrai class No Better
DO hfs hlsk eH naai Queen AHui
flili NNpfuf rmeHts raid 90 aate Fhfse lafl
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WIN aan = u fau don't want them all
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city 800 Improvements in. ate al
paid
b tuis Ia the Mapir teaf Aaa astio
oHN $40 Zoe tbs bunch
y q uyERs 4 CO.
NH| Ha AFssmHu ttAg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
RUSSIA AFTER
MAXIM CORK

MOSCOW. Mas ST IA rsus..,
that the government viii maks i
attompt 10 t1fradlte Marin Cori.
the novelist. who IL hox In Arr..
lea raising funds for the Rusxr
anarchist GofkY's activities IA =
half ~ the feyoluiionizfa are ylsvz,
with considerable oonoern b. -
Russian government. which d.s::w
10 bring bin home and place ~
on trial for bis various oifs.1n
against the aristocney.
WILL CLEAN CAMPUS.
The students Of the University 4
Washington vii ohserve -csm2z
daY tomorrow By turning d, 4
their old clothes and spendInr 4
long hours cleaning up The -
puR. ~
FOR SEIE-REAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
FoR sAlr-AcaIA oe

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
NORTH BROADWAY rAnosis


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

HhWh ~ nAttuAtA rum ArhrH
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feeling nn Tinf county rad iskfi land fha
aaitl nice ufthard 40 hsHfinF Trees neat
fpain house. nsW frame barn o. 10
Terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

FoR sALG-REAl ESTATE,
Real Estate Dealers
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usafe ln aHd lata rfan1 Fiau anir
fa Fash. hataHHn aasf
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balance ras4r nan terms
tAih Per arrf Ter arfea ~ Columbia haff
FaHH. bargain
tsa fef sHfv o. 2 aefrs lake Waahinstan
uHfsfffunt. 80 cash balaars cay
waH
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fat5e f1sa cash
80 70 feai bots fHst south uius bfIsk
fHrd ihifd caHh
ff Qsa 4 iraHed AMI HrHhhr1 aer~ at Nalnfrr
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ter near car faa fash
q lta p feai 90 fiainisF Heinhta umah.
rfruftihlr Ftru ~ lake tHfr - =
barEaig far cash.
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WHY hoH b fos eco OFT NOW aaa
ha6 ufta 81 two ~ thnae airs tftEfa hest
the nsH Everett intsHfhanf Tho reed WIl
o. Hn - flHiahad a. faf ~ fhiH property
aHd fau hhae ueW that viii niats prissf
iump Hpinf g. The office and So piat ard
nrt hh1 particulars
hunEnr MAIrnf.
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fuuaHa Fireplace spfidaaliF FLEE
nlsnfsii HalIa laneasd Wffh VEN
beet faH ere Ffrf teFf - plumb
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IilE REALTY SECURITY CON-.
NANf
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AefehEr aud farms improved aud uus
Improved la White river Valley aud
either iaratianH Improved acreage al
Green lake
TON CHAPMAN. ~ Globe nloch
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uhtAf LAM SALE lno ACHES lust
plated into teafs tracts out neal me In
iFfmhan tieh aidei bottom fasiN cleared
Price. W. 90 80 uef affa according 81 lHt4
ptuf ehsnis tusi little fHsh down and
faaf monthly paFinsnfa
HultTHT MAfFHY
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II his is Your
Chance for
a NaOnln@
PARRY INVESTMENT coAPAsT.
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Ia gfuFsfatrta Ihfs - The aniF Eqsa3
siehtfr. fi0se 60 property fhat can -
hs5sisf f 81 su1a boz lfutfss and terms Cal
$3.50 ard inFesfiFeff. se this lsfu4rFHf uial
EHM gliEk viii sell TAsf teTWA
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HfIIITHT NAT mn
N go 90 Aiaaka uulftlfH

only q fee tais sHt ID / o. a. saisT ~
tuuaaa huiit IA is taHnfhs and nnl4 II f5f
safe nos 3 funln. q room ami 9 ruaaa
house fine level lots etfh each hHiiHH hHy
ila 30 ~ poe utanib Ihasn i0ta ANA houses
afa HniiihH fact TIE Iheh aau street -
rHdr HHft las tsauu After thaHa ila
pfut FfHeutH Hfs made faH viii unf 800 -
v faI fHf infH that 500 ran hHF now faf
tiaA tH 80 terms g. lrf mlunfh - rans
teslaf iate cas- nn Washington 81 10
HaufhfhHi Seattle aHif b miHufHa tide
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FL Few
Bargains

a ootnrf -. 10 n ffunt ana GRADED
street feuent Sidewalk AL imuruNes
uzsrtt IN tra Paid To- I block from Nesier
car itnr 49, ih. fifs rooms strictly
ulHaisrn house PRICE s. zoo 500 cash
A. Ire sUufh end 20 taks faniun. e-rnau
Hasiern houss Hffoft EudHf. al TIM
tant efnunts 81 ans raid Tor Fine view -
lake and Sound Ffirs 81 va Terms
EHuth end - Take Tuiea. G fire lets.
Grand ftou - iate ena mountains All
iHspras euirufn in ard raid for. eexla.
Price fso F1sr# Prize SO ThaHs iatH
are below market value and We aan give
terms
AMERICAN nTAl. ESTATE CO
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