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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-22

&. q. Huelat, Kay Gray and j. a.
Patterson returned Sunday evening
from the Heppner coal mines where
they accompanied Expert Jones to
ascertain whether it would be FEAST
Bile to open the mines sufficiently to
procure a fuel supply for Heppner
and surrounding sountry,
After going through and examin-
ing the mines thoroughly Mr. Jones
the mines would be too great. Little
depth has been attained in any of
the openings and sufficient coal is
not in sght to pay for the mining.
And to properly open the mines
would mean the outlay of several
thousand dollars, hence the project
will have to be abandoned for the
present, and we must rely on wood
for our winters fuel supply.
Mr.. Jones says there is plenty of
coal in the Heppner mines and the
quality Is good, but more depth nut
be attained to reach 1t.
This condition at the mines rem
ders the fuel situation here anything
but reassuring Small quantities of
wood the being received, but at the
rate 1t has been coming In there is q
question of whether enough can be
secured during the summer months
for the winter needs. The city fuel
dealer. Roy Gray, has orders in for
several hundred cords of slab and
cord wood and is receiving an aver
age of about a carload a week, but
this is only enough to supply present
needs. A few carloads have been re-
coived by individuals but no ma
terial ain is being made on the gen.
eral supply. Very little wood has
been cut in the mountains because
of inability to procure men to cut 1t.
Prosperous Year for Sheepmen.
The wood season for the year 1907
is now thing of the past in Morrow
county as well as the spring ship
ping and selling season for sheep.
The last of the wool was shipped
from the warehouse OF the Morrow
Warehouse Milling company this
week.
About 2,5O0,0sO pounds passed
through the Heppner warehouses
while half a million pounds of the
lower country woods were shipped
from other points on the Heppner
ranch.
The bulk of the wool was sold
around 10 1-2 cents per pound.
There was a large sale of sheep
owing to the unusual high prices Of
fered for sheep.
About 10000 sheep have been
shipped and trailed out of the coun-
ty this season.
Taking It all around 1907 has
been one OF the most prosperous
years in the history Of the sheep busi-
ness. The lambing season was very
successful owing to the favorable
climatic conditions and big prices for
both wool and sheep have put large
profits into the pockets Of the Sheep
men.
Released From Jail.
James Frakes and his sitter Sadie
who have been confined in the coun-
ty Jail charged with stealing a watch
from their father, are enjoying their
liberty having been released In re-
ponse to an order issued by Judge
Bean at Pendleton.
The case was Of much consequence
considering the circumstances sur
rounding 1t and the act Of the un-
natural father.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-22
Released From Jail.

James Frakes and his sitter Sadie
who have been confined in the coun-
ty Jail charged with stealing a watch
from their father, are enjoying their
liberty having been released In re-
ponse to an order Issued by Judge
Bean at Pendleton.
The case was of much consequence
considering the circumstances sur
rounding it and the act Of the un-
natural father.
Judge Bean by Deputy District At
torney Notson and Sheriff Shut and
Judge Bean Immediately ordered the
release of the prisoners.
A land contest of more than ordi-
nary interest has been before Com
missioner J. p. Williams the past two
day. The land In question adjoins
the Webb ranch east Of Hardman
anu WdS hpodt ioui yCai
ago by Jacob Valaer, who, 1t appears,
has never heard anything further
from 1t. Frank Brown filed con-
test on the land which is being stub
bornly fought by Mr., Valaer
The Minor family received a tele-
gram from Nome, Alaska, Tuesday
evening stating that Frank Rogers
had Just died there of appendicitis
and that the remains would be in
tered there. Mr. Rogers was SON
in-law of Mrs. Ellis Minor Of this
city.
Assessor w. S. Connor was down
to hic wheat ranch west OF lone the
latter part of the week. He says the
crop is better in that section than he
had anticipated. He thinks spring
wheat will yield 5bushels per acre
and winter grain much more.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-22

Hotel PendIetoD.-Mrs.S 8. C. Hutch
FMS, Pittsburg; Iven Swift; e. H.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-22

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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-05

spsd hsR Taeu b. ~ cuszg..ls~c 10
tara sso.- arc be ssa
.,sssent from "a. ara rhea ! had Sc
bes.zhs q fsf s.H .a.iI4s.s.a iezs than
had sosd Il tor tse srscs Rad s.<~s
ts-sea ! lad sole tam lws sss -nAr~s
ssy - z2s. sss bad .asc them hsck
20 lie say si lzs. Asa ks ssaod seere
he had ssessd ~ ths sseSnsinx he
had noss II tbs les6 6vss saAses Bssh
of ~ ss<sod. tar as s;ocS Sas Coz
ceroee. where Os hsa ssessd 81 tAe b.
EssHsnS- bot - 10 pro1ss asd ia~se~
theEe ~ss this es0ereoce. ! had ten
millions of dollars pruAss uhiis Harry
to"~Hfs clients the - sscm xere
sen miiss<sGs 'ssers-and al ty . trick
TIE trsck did Dot di0~s IN principle
troes the oae In coa-s.n; prscsics by
the - stcsa When the SysteM
after manafacturinx sugar stuck. sell
10000 shares To the I,eopss fos $40
s~r'."".. they no manipulate the market
by the use of the ess ews. .sss that they
have ;akea fross the people as to scare
them into selling the ISe .s0s shares
back 10 theG for s5 .eoe. zoe After
~'F'1 Ws&at 'h'f &-asn btAtA4B6
iete the market until the people buy
bach for ele.vss .ewe ~ha; they sold for
o5.soe.V9s. The System commits no
legal crime. ! committed ns legal
crime ] had not even infrinzeA any
sAle ~ the exchange. any more han
had the System ~hea they performed
their trick Since nv experimental
panic ! have repeatedly pa the trick
In operation. and each tim. ! have
taken millions. until to-day | have in
my control as absolutely as though l
had honestly earned them. az the la
borer earns his weeks wages. or the
farmer the price of his crops over
. ."oe.e 600. 600. or sufficient to keep en-
shaved the rest Of their lives e million
people.
What do YOU intelligent men think
of this situation? You know. because
you know the stock gambling game.
that the American people. with their
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-05

boasted brains and courage, come year
after year with their bags of gold. the
result OF their prosperous labors. and
dump them. hundreds Of millions, into
this gambling inferno Of yours You
know that they are fools, these silly
millions of people whom you term
lambs and suckers. You chuckle as,
year after year. having been sent away
shorn, they return for new shearine.
You marvel that the merchants. manu-
facturers, miners. lawyers. farmers.
who have sufYicient intelligence to
gather such surplus legitimately. would
bring it to our gambling hell. where
upon all sides is plain proof that We
who conduct the gambling. and who
produce nothing. are obliged to take
from those who do produce hundreds
OF millions each year for expenses,
and hundreds of millions each year for
profits-for you know that We have
nothing 10 give them in return for
what they bring to us. You know that
every dollar of the billions lost in Wall
street means higher prices for steel
rails. for lumber and cars. and that
this means higher passenger and
freight rates to the people You know
that when the manufacturer brings his
wealth to Wall street and is robbed of
1t. he Will add something to the price
OF boots and shoes. cotton and wooden
clothes, and other necessities that he
makes and that he sells to the people.
You know that when the copper, lead.
tin. and iron miners part with their
Sirplus TO the System it means
higher prices TO the people for their
copper pots and cutters. for the water
that comes through lead pipes. for
their tin dippers and wash boilers. and
for their rents. and all those neces-
sites into which machinery. lumber.
and other raw and finished material
enters. You know that every hundred
millions dropped by real producers to
the brigands OF our world means lower
wages or less of the necessities and
luxhries for all the people. and espe-
cially for the farmer Yoa know that
1t is habit with us of Wall street to
gloat over the doctrine Of the System
Itch the people r--rot ar.7g -
ites. the doc ttG- -
I sc are nct l,. I ~ 49,
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-05

elsnx s-camo sAsv - I--oIiss hssns
so s.sy.ss se EAnrsss s1zh- asscF es''e
snss NsI s,r<r<- AHs sc1 sH"~sse
AL shss. so@ ssse< teos.<al si-h an
yos- ss.asu and eyEscasns. tS~s FsS1'
k~-. in snis ssI-srBoS- shIcn sSs "st
and c.sntEos ~as .bs osen sesame 'Ss
each or al ~ yos- to taass sFt'a
ceesss 81 gold shar yo.r clients tns
system. haze elsee 10 bsrstIEx IRON
sAs ssoses " the I-eep.s MIA. ! asa
- you vise pen thsSA oi The siisafsoa
- yec noe s<e Il
These sas an oppses-ise stiffness
90 the Aoor The greAi cso~a- ~asch
ne~ contained nearly ali the Isessi"ssFs
eS the exchange lis;euea Nth bgisia8
sses and o,,ea Inosfns 40 ths FeVeia
tions us their fellow member. PROM
time to time. As hob BTosul.y poured
forth his shot and shell 81 a.adiy logic.
from the vas; mob ths; no~ suTroaaa
I'd the exchange rose a haaEse beiso~
a iMpatielce. for fe~ IN that dense
throna outside could understand the
siisaec os the gigantic hsasn crusheT.
three vas never before known to miss
a revois;ion except while las victims
hearts and s0slls we're being removed
from It, gears aad meshes.
Bob BsO~E.ey paused and looked
doom into the isces of the breathless
gamblers with a contempt that Was
superb. n. went on.
Men Of Wall street. 1t is writ In the
bocSs oi the sucients that every evil
contains within itself a cure or a de
str9yer ] do not pretend that what
Am revealing to you is to you a cure
for this hideoas evil but | do say that
what ! am giving yoa is a destroyer
for IT. and that while 1t will b. 10 tn.
world = cure. II may leave yea In
more fiery hell than the one OF which
you nov feel the flames. | do not care
II it does. When ! Am through. any
member of the New York stock ex-
chan ze who feels the iron In his soul
can get instant revenge and unlimited
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-05

wealth. You who are turning over in
your minds the consideration that your
great body can make new rules TO
render my discovery imperative. are
dealing with shadow. There is no
"ule or device that can prevent its
working. There are 900 seats in the
New York stock exchange. They are
worth to-day e95, 900 apiece. or os5.-
OOO. 900 in all. Their value is due to
the fact that this exchange deals in
between one and three million shares
day. We're any attempt made to
prevent the operation of my invention,
transactions would because of such
attempt drop to five or ten thousand
shares per day. or to such transactions
AS represented stock that will be actin
ally delivered and actually paid for
To make my invention useless 1t must
be made impossible to buy or sell the
same share of stock more than once
at one session, and short selling, which
is row. as you know. the foundation Of
the modern stock gambling structure.
must likewise be made impossible. II
this could be done the Ss5. 900 900
worth OF seats in the exchange would
be worth less than five millions, and.
What is Of far greater import to all
the people. the financial world would
be revolutionized. Men OF Wall street
do not fool yourselves. My invention
is sure destroyer OF the greatest
curse in the world. stock gambling.
a sullen growl rose from the gam
blers. Robert Brownley glared down
his defiance
Let me show you the impossibility
OF preventing in the future anyone's
doing what | have done to YOU so
many times during the past five years.
All the capital required to work nv
invention is nerve and desperation, or
nerve without desperation Ii is well
known to you that there are at all
times exchange members who will
commit any crime. barring. perhaps.
murder. to gain millions Your mem
bers have from time to time shown
nerve or Desperate enough to enbe-.
zle. raise certifie ates. give bogus
checks. counterfeit stocks and b1-
IA his ic- gain o. ias- = rniil!el=
VIA = o. r2s 2-b- ---
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svNoOoss.

CMAPrEA l-ose Ors~n,ey crsatss Q
eeaSc n We'll Gtsose. ~ y Q frtenA e
jim ResAslDA - naoAslph q RanAslpA,
eoehess eal bes6oso. 0rswnley aHl Roa-
ss!Sh n.S eeee - esslsss tcs<thsr esA
- the elsss q sssla0e Gays. BveOnaov
. virgintaa ~ 6arth. Dsulah 0oa0s.
oouehteS of a. ~ vlROloia heuse, cell.
- hrcwniey aal tells BIN her father
he's been practically ruissA by the stock
sesratic"s Of Reinhsrt. She hepes 10
utfiise her own money In Wall street IN
retrieving her fathers fortunes before
bic condition becomes known. and sshs
fss employment In the once that shsasnAy
have an opportunity to better understand
hew her money 10 invested. She dees not
want 1t used in a purely Wall street
gamble. but In the buying and ceiling Of
legitimate securities Browniey agrees u
hsls her. and falls in love with her.
CHAPTER U-Browniey pluneea In
sugar stock. He uses the money ef Mics
oAnds his o~n and in addition ia backed
heavily by the Randolph millions. His
coup seems successful. and he tells Misc
eands that she has cleared q. 800 900. But
the market had not closed
CHAPTER III-Barry Conant. hsaA
broker for Standard OIL and sugar IN
terests. suddenly begins to sell sugar"
In the midst of panic he breaks the
the earnings and much of the capital of
both Miss Sands and himself A pretty
love scene occurs between the two ut the
ONCE when Bob attempts to tell her the
terrible truth Of their fall Rrownley
takes trip to Nirgini
CHAPTER Iv-seulah and Bob becom.
81 - - k"r'oipI wants to loan her
%" 20 --0a- MS ohtie n fc-,s
She refuses. Bob fis,.rrs on how to heat
" an street al its own game Sugar eakeo
mother sensational spurt upward, but
Erownley keeps out
CHAPTER V-The bulls" to.. suxa,
10 record breaking point. and the street"
goes wild. Barry Conant, for the .sys-
tenn, pushes prices up and up, and a
wonderful cleanup Is promised when the
exchange closes. Thursday. November L.
sugar opens higher Friday morning. No
vember l3. When the price had passed
All bounds Brownley steps into the nit a nd
begins to sell. He sells every share the
system's brokers will take. and pounds
the price down and down until failures
are OF momentary occurrence and the
system" has lost miilions He has made
millions for Beulah aAnds and her fathee
CHAPTER vI-Beulah sand. insfsts
upon being assured that there is no dis
honor connected with the money he has
mace Tor her. and he cannot honestly an
sWer no" He leaves her to think IL
out. When he returns he finds her star
Ing at the glarinE headlines of q newsps-
per extra announcing that her father.
while temporarily insane. had killed his
wire. his daughter and himself and
beulah Sands had gone crazy
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-05
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-05

This fascinating story is completed
in this issue of the News Champion.
1t will be followed shortly by ano-
ther Just as good but along little
different line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-05
Nervous
Indigestion

The action of dlscs-
tion Is coutrs1led by
nerves leading To the
stomach. When thsy are
weak. the stomach Is de-
pIIvcd If its energy. 1t
has No power Ia do Its
work. If you want per-
msncnt relief. YOU must
restore this energy. Isr.
Miles Nervinn restores
nervous energy. and gives
the organs power to per-
form their functions.
.r'r many yeu ~.s an acute
tluss ! vs. ~ asssponsisl ut isss s,cmed
aiualt laracr- ] trs.d al kinds q
rcrladies ana sartosas y'ily-iriasns with
1iffiis ef no rfifsf uufn ono night ,asf
sum aer I - Ir &li.-s Ne lin. ana
Heart filre advertised. 7 resolved to
maxi more trial which 1 did in
the Turcl asg u on hottin II Neryiua
gud ONE ~ iietrf Cure. tu q fcw DAYS
l began 20 feed better. which euceur-
arnd me ST. mach that ! continued the
medicine untA I had taken msre than
a dpznu hatiier. ! am very much Inn
flrua I'd ir eErrv waF. lu bs<iys mind
and srirItf nee. make a special
fotuf o. Euro1ll mend the uodiciue. ana
I frcl urrrr PLEASURE IN knowing
that several persons have been t.lre-
ited tlf0uch nv rcrgrurfff md ions"
A. :. MELTON. AshviHo. y. ..
Or Mites Nervipe is sold hy your
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trst bottle will benefit VI a fs.is. ne
will rcfana your money.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-20
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Teachers Tutors Govenesses eto.
% colleges. Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-20
REAL ESTATE.

e., cold last week for the Peter
x,Indorf estate TO Frank Strohmeyer NO zl'o eth
- I'VE story lathouse on a lot zoSAloo rect
I rs has rezoid il 70 Morris Weinstein and Barney
Cohen. ~, ,o o,,er. % IT,
-, - --- west saith st. a five story single
Aathorse on "a lot 2L4Nio22 fee1.
rare 4 Bro. y. NJ. Gallo and Edward = Martin
- s,r lanes Frey TO the Italian Benevolent In
-. DO a4sery block front IN lhontsull street
slli4l= ~ -,-l-,ta, S1uare South and Sd st, nine
"a l1s;nas on plot 209xbOX lrTes ulaI: me m
tItfl-a hLS The plot as site for hospital which
4 WIN erect next year. ,,,r.bou ro.o,s g.,
peter AkeIrod and J. Oscar MarsI ,z resoId Tor
BRADY Adler * Koch to JACOB He po me block
<rorf On .hq east side Of Hamilton dlace, oeI"een
&, hamilton place, 94S feet in 1"sth ST. and 5S6
The 1ha a, an n eight story warehouse on plot
SS22Issx55x irregular for John J. Burton to Frank
W N BFow sdds D. Nickerson sold No 25s Madison
ave a four story dwelling house, on a lot 25x11S
e owned bv the estate of r. C. Dun.
Hail J. How & co sold for the Ludlow Realty
of 18TH st and Riverside Drive to the Hensle
Mons bose viii be- built on the site
The Gaines Robert Construction COMPANY bought
Wst Side Of Prospect ave i60 feet south az 1s9d 'ie
II will be improved with five story apartment
Frederick zitteIl sold for Isidor Kempner No. %
West SD St three story house a lot l9x1OO
The Bronx Mortgage Company bought a plot Of
sE a5 We CO.'S [T9ng IN and n9n
erect thirty two family brick and stone dwelling
The Mcyickar-Gaillard Realty Company leased TO
Edward Browning the Gotham, a six story modern
apartment house No 254 TO 25S West 2th St 45xl09
feet for a long term Of years at aggregate
Hiram Rtnaldo & Co sold. for Abner H. Haight.
as referee 10 Lowenfeld & Prayer a plot
feet east Of Lenox ave - 1850 $50 --'
The ~, midlothian Company, of which A. w Nc
t4ausil4H IS president, sold Nos 34S and 345 West
Sth 81, SIX story elevator apartment house. on a
plot oIX!QZ2 feet, near Riverside Drive The house
was DUH Dy the late James c. Caldwell. The prom
srty vas held at $4,000. Moritz G. Morgenthau
Frederick Zittel sold for oren1o 9Shris. M,
naoIllco TO the Strange & Slawson Company No. i6s
Mest "a ST, four story brownstone dwelling
house; on lot 2Oxl02.2 feet. Mr.. Delmonico has
owned and occupied the house since 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-20
IN THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

COMPETITIONS in the lower Southwest petroleum
1elo, not only for the last week, but for some time
OBVIOUSLY have fallen far short Of early expecta
uohs' IL was thought that when the spring opened
the greater activity in many Of the districts would
result IN better or at least more numerous produc-
ing wels than has proved to be the case Nearly,
All Wells II they were not busters have baan
notill's oeteer than light pumping affairs Tests
x, CT a were almost nvariable failures and
En- "a sey1 "ells were struck al All thev were IN
&c se netas, and soon declined until to6aw tborn
barrels IL" LIS producing more than one bundrad
- day- operators are disconra pad a. - a.,
make fnrtbar9 allo lew have courage enongh 20
o. allner attempts IN untried dsfr5o,s 0ush 10
aaiE So ~ producer was completed in H. g.,
No az - IIk tounty, last week II u,o
~ on Ihe hewitt farm and came in at ,S @as me
ioil lhe fsefea grit Several other 10 DaI eI
''o once as having been completed but wels are
IIott liiH otalhaiy affairs. while most 90 .ole are
nothing better than bumpers EfYoTt.o OF theIn are
MADE 70 extend the Big Lime pool near Nm. pelng
the Grant District Cable County. Daya adIiton in
are awaited with interest. but moi with opinehts
pectatlCn On the Ohio side Of tho Ihuch ex
OF Importance is reported 'S iNeF nothing
kefned petroleum IS unchanged at 8 2oc tr ..,
ana 4f5c In bulk at New York. PhiladeInbia Is
are on basis OF points lower Foreign prices
refined oil also unchanged London PIES ICES Tor
imperial gallon; Antwerp III francs Der i0d Lii Per
and Bremen, 6& marks per 90 kilos Nv hiioS'