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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-27

The following circular on road
building has just been received by
the East Oregonian from the road
bureau Of the agricultural depart
ment:
While American road builders are
as capable Of constructing good roads
as those OF any other country Of the
old world, they nave not been as 10y
ally supported as the men of those
countries in maintaining the highways
after completion, and the deplorable
state of many hundreds thousand
miles Of road is thus accounted for.
County and township officials may at
the outset stand the expense Of hav-
ing a road built, but they strenuous,
iy object when asked TO provide
funds to rebuild the road that has
been allowed 10 go TO ruin.
1t Is important that farmers learn
OF the benefits TO be derived from
good earth roads: that county boards
be impressed with the need of a prop
er maintenance Of the same, and that
road builders and overseers learn
how best TO care for the roads in
their charge.
The persistent and powerful enc
mics Of earth roads are water and
narrow tires and the constant effort
Of the men in charge Of the roads
should be TO guard against their de-
structiye effects and remedy all dam
age as quickly as possible. The sim
pie implements which nave been
found to be Of greatest assistance In
this work are the plow, the drag
scrapper, the wheel scrapper, the
road grader and the split log drag.
With sandy soil and subsoil OF
clay, or clay and gravel. deep plow-
ing so as to raise and mix the clay
with the surface soil and sand will
prove beneficial The combination
forms a sand-clay road at a triflins
expense.
On the other hand, II the road be
entirely Of sand a mistake will be
made II It is plowed unless clay can
be added such plowing would
merely deepen the sand, and at the
same time break up the small amount
Of hard surface material which may
have formed II the subsoil Is clay
and the surface scant In sand or
gravel. plowing should not be resorted
TO. as II would result in a clay sur
face rather than one Of sand or grav-
el.
A road foreman must know not
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-27
A Cough Remedy that Cures.

Hickory Bark Cough Remedy,
made by the Hickory Bark Cough
Remedy company. Of Salem, Ore,
guaranteed to cure your cough, or
money refunded. Guaranteed to make
a friend Of you. For sale by all drug
gists and first class dealers every
where. Pendleton Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-27
BREEN WILL TELL
OF BOY IF PAID
MAN ARRESTED IN PEN
DLETON KNOWS MYSTERY

Claims TO Know Story of Kidnapping
Of Cecil Britain and Offers to Di-
vulge Story II Paid for Trouble
Police Unearth Breen's Record in
Rogues' Gallery and Bertillion
NIeasurement and DO Not Believe
His Story.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-27

The Matching season Is now open
and I am prepared to furnish settings
Of full blood, single comb white leg
horn eggs TO the trade in any guam
tity desired. 81 per hundred. For
further information phone Main 8S.
A. Nolte.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-27

simple in construction and operation
that every farmer should nave one.
a special article will be published
later telling how to make and use the
drag
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-27

petition Of Candidate" and Elec-
tors Nominating Petition" blanks for
either party, are now printed and on
sale at the East Oregonian office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-27
Notice to Public.

Having disposed Of my Implement
store in this city. all parties knowing
themselves indebted 10 me please
call and settle their accounts.
FRED WEBER.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-27

Political Information.

= Registration opens for prl- I
4 maries, January s. 4
: Closes for election, April 2. Z
!. Primary election April II. Z
!. Registration reopens, April Z
+ 81. I
I. Close for election. May Is. !
:. General election, June l. I
= Registration reopens, Sep !
+ tember 20. =
+ Close for election. October 4
Z 20. I!
! Presidential election. Novem- i
: Der g. .
= r + %++++ = + + + + = : +
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-27
Mrs. selkirk Norton. Teacner Of Voice

Is open for engagements for con-
certs, oratorios, teas, receptions, club.
public and social functions For
terms apply at studio, Room 10
Schmidt building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-27

Labor unions have objected to the
employment Of convict labor on the
public buildings in course of construc-
tion at Salem.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-27

Daily Fast Oregonian by carrier,
only IS cents per week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-05

Hamman8sUort. y r. July f-The
Aerial Experiment Associations ar--
Dome SO 3. rhe Curtiss Iune Bug. to-
4as earned sha right r. lts name. the
first Inscribed m the Scientific Amer
fau trophy. uy making an official
flight or one Elometer = a straight
Iua. from the point where 70 lett the
ground After passing the flag mark
ru the finish the machine flew six
hundred Yards further and landed -
the extreme edge % the field near
the railroad track About % thou
snnd persons saw the trial The June
E1lu arussed three fences and described
better two thousand yards ia
ruza AZ ln oue minute aHl ~fgrty-tUa
and q hafe s=gsad az "a speed 81 thlr-
rr-uine miles an hour. which falluee1
p allr hslrdrld yard flight in rffF.
Hi1
EAe alalal- could noe lave BE-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-05
CHICAGO TO OCEAN
BALLOON RACE
Nine Big Gas Bags Sail Out
Over Lake Michigan on Long
Journey to the Atlantic Coast


FH~ Morning journal s1s-'aA LEASED "fel
chicago. July f-Nine vi the ten
r,.,, srrr-ea a Hae Chicago to
,cean race left here late this after
moon Tine start originally scheduled
rr An o-clock was delayed 90 such
- extent that the first balloon, the
FfeidIng. ala uot east or ITS moor
mrs until Two hours and fourteen min
ai.,s after the scheduled time. The
others arose at irregular intervals the
faar thai gut away the Mammoth,
af 10000 cubic feet capacity, leaving
az $50 o'clock when night was de-
sceudiug Fast
rye start was witnessed by scores Of
rheasands OF spectators The balloon
Il win did not start. The bag show
ef several defects when il was IN
nated for a trial Digit several days
aao. and g. f. Purrig0. % Chicago.
as owner. was unable to obtain The
necessary repairs TOD time. He sailed IN
tie Illinois. taking the place Of g..
f. Gregory who had been scheduled
Cd accompany J. D. Case in that ball
loon.
All the balloons took a northeast by
south course FROM This city sailing
suf over Fake Michigan. where they
were lost to vleu iu the evening
miats
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-05
wealthy Manufacture a suicide.

Lynn. Mass. July At became
known today that Charles r. Bond.
president OF Watt & Bond. incorporat-
cigar manufacturers OF Boston. was
found dead in a bath tub at his sum
mer residence In Swsmpscott last
The medical examiner tonight
signed a death certificate giving the
cause % the death as drowning. bul
declined To state whether he believed
.the drowning was accidental on a
usiaide Mr.. Rond bad i en- tn heav.
IS b. ral tlis in poet commission.
lnsf0n u e., recently 3
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Columbus. Neb.. july Paul
H~aunstoekcr. of Humphreys. Neb.. an
amateur aeronaut, was killed white
making an ascent in q balloon today.
As the balloon started up a gust of
wind caught ID. throwing A against
some electric wires. Haunstocker ap-
Parentit receiving a shock. He chung
To- the ropes. however. but as the bal
loon. with no "a to control a. was
released from the wires. Il threw iht
% for a. fo11inc force against u brick
1st az are noes leu titiesa ia tAs
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that his ventures had causcd him con-
siderable anxiety liz lived at f2S
Commonwealth avenue. Boston. was
sixty-one years old. and leaves a widow
and two daughters.
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better. Hardly a breath or
wind was stirring The trial today is
90 great Importance a. e Is the first
official test u an aer0plane ever made
In America.
, 1908-09-18

When one come to think Of It, isn't
1t a little strange that Mr.. Bryan. the
great reformer socalled, is getting his
greatest support from districts where
there Is no reform. In the great agri-
cultural states Of the north. In the
rural districts of the east and In the
great manufacturing centers, where
there is actual. genuine freedom and
good government. Bryan has no show
at all. His strength comes from the
south. where there Is the most urgent
need for reform In the handling Of
child labor and where there is no free
aom Of the ballot. In the north. were
It not for the large cities, he would.
have no hope in a single state. The
sInms Of New York and other big
cities are Tor Bryan
, 1908-09-18

was beginning to make itself felt. The
result was that large numbers OF pso-
pie wen back home. Some OF them
figured, as WAC lone in 1893, that II
would be cheaper to live In Sweden
while there was stagnation Of indus
try In the United States. Others wers
intent upon the new project for the
qaickening of the land Of their birth.
The editor Of a Chicago Swedish
paper u that the, general move
ment has been q failure. Every
steamer is bringing the people back.
There were good wages. But the cost
of living toa. was- higher. And living"
had a different meaning for those who
had experienced something Of tho frse.
dom and opportunities In the western
republic.
A specific Illustration H. stren By
him. The Lusitanis on q. Lite tnp
brought TOO Swedish immigrants, Of
whom $50 were returning Swedish
Americans who had gone hack to their
native land with the intention OF re-
maining there: But they fnund that
they could not be content
No one in America will regret 1t II
hundreds of others reach the same
conclusion and come back to the coun
try Of their adoption. The Swedish
element OF our population IL one Of the
strong forces which are contributing
to make u cosmopolitan nation great,
, 1908-09-18
Virtue. Of ths automobile.

The eject OF automobile riding on
the blood, nerxaa and breathing ap-
lparatus has hsen given careful study
by PREPAYMENT physicians and the re-
suit showed that there was q great
Increase in the red blood corpuscles,
an Increased activity in the digestive
organs and sleep became regular and
restful. the majority Of people. how
ever, can't sfeFd the luxury Of an an
tomobile, but they On ina the same
results by taking , course Of Hostel
.ter's Stomach Bitters. Past expert.
snce has proven, both to doctors and
patients, that I'M partfyang. the blood.
aiding Digestion and promoting sound
sleep the Bittsrs = ~uneQuaned. 1t u
also eucallent n. cAsaz OF sick head
ache, nervousness, liver and kidney
troubles, female ula. dyspepsia. indi-
gestion, nausea and malaria. We urge
every sick man and woman to try q
bottle ut once.
, 1908-09-18

Uhi;sd States Land 0Ace, chsy-
enne, Wyoming, September. "A, 1908
Notice is hereby given that Charles
8. johnson of Denver, County OF Dem
yer, State of Colorado, who, on the
18th day of October, 1907, filed in this
office his coal declaratory statement,
serial No. OTIS, for the northeast quar-
ter of section No. 80, township No. 81,
range No. 80. has this day fled in this
once his application to purchase said
hand under the provisions. Of sections
BIAS 10 1853, U. 8. Revised Statutes.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the lands described, or desir-
ing to object for any reason to the
entry thereof by applicant, should file
their afidavits of protest in this office
onlor before the 18th day of October.
T1Dds.
sl6o16 ". = CHAPLIN. Resistes.
, 1908-09-18

.unjsed-sStatss han6 cncsx Chey-
ense. Wxnmtnx September u, 1904. :
Notice Il hereby 1lfei sthet ws1toa
1. DsSsnpy, of Posif4as. CHUNKY Of oSk.
land, state Of MichieAn. via. - u
18th day Of October, 1907. Aied in thls
once his coal d~eeiaxatory statsnent.
serial No. 072e. Tor the northeast Quar-
ter az section %, township II range
80 vest, has this dag zh:eaafn this Of.
nee his. application 10 purchase said
land under the. provisions Of. sections
234s to 23s2, U. 8. Revised Statutes,
Amy and all persons claiming .ad-
xerssly the lands. described. a. 6esir,
ing to object. for any reason to the
entry thereof by applicant. should NE
their aAliayits Of protest IN thi4 once
ON or before the 18th day Of October.
1908.
s15o1s W. e. CHAPLIN. Register-
, 1908-09-18
HAWKINS MACHINES
catarrh Sufferer are Nothing But
Hawking. Splitting and Bfowinp
Machines, Says an Authority.

Is 1t possible, that In these days
when cleanliness and sanitary reform
is being preached in the churches,
schools and at public gatherings, that
thousands OF people win continue to
suffer rom catarrh, when there II an
absolutely certain remedy always on
hand.
Hyomei pronounced Hgh-o-mel Il
q pleasant, medicated and ~antiseptic
air. Breathe 1t In and It will cure ca
tarrh. 1t will stop foul breath, watery
eyes, and crusts in the nose, in q few
day..
1t is guaranteed by the Eggleston
Drug company t do It or money back,
and such q guarantee ought to be
strong enough for anybody.
Entirely Cured BY nyomsl.
Having suffered from c2tafrh FOR
about two yesrs, and having tried nu.
merous remedies without any sstis-
factory results. r nnsiry tried Hyumei.
and am giad to stats that after using
about one md onsahalf hotties 1 m
eatirely cured. I have recommsnded
It 10 others with satisfactory results.
C N. Llndsy. lo7 - INST I'VE.
Mitchell, q n
Accmplote Hysuet out91, c~uusistfRE
Of Z strunE, hard rub6sr pur4st fRAn3sr
and . bottle Of Hyomei, costs only ".
aud extra bottles. II Afterwards need
ed, cost only 80 csnts each It tAasE
glest0u Drug cumrumy or difeck. b.
man. cAaxEss prepnAd, from Bool1ng
Hysnef CO. BuHaao. n 2.
Hyomei also cures asthna. Arcae1k
ID. coughs aAd co1aa. crpuD q tn1nntaL
ana NY iR2annAtpeY &BsnD ftO
sespifaeoxy nuUk
, 1908-09-18
NEW LAND on oLDr

Bask 70 DWeleaf That was The call
Q year ago. The current hteraf1frs .
tanned articles describing the home
ward movement. Sweden ~ to hG~e
a nsw HI. Thousands Of In children
who hAd cume to Amefics wsre to 70
urn to the fathefAnd. They were to
give It the bensft Of American ideas.
They we're - make It Ezexter because
Of tNaar Mystu md thsr enerEI.
ft>~s ereat t1eA n NJ -
postsl knrueaht@pnesx 49,
ssuasx . u st1satiba a SvstsA-
Anasbsass tntas hpa1ssas dspssssseH
, 1908-09-18

rooms. the second floor, while the
kitchens, dining rooms and servants
quarters VIII be in the basement. With
the compilation Of the east wing, the
building will be one of the best equip
ped dormitories Of its size in the west.
700
The experiment station will make
exhibits in the Laramie county fair
at wheati4nd next week and at the
state fair ut Douglas the week follow
ing. Prof. Fayille. animal husband
man, viii judge dairy cows at Wheat
land. and one Of the station chemists
will test sugar beets there.
@ @ @
Miss Belle Place, a former student
in the university, vas married Sep
tember 10 to Mr.. Grieve. Of Casper
lshsepman-
The Nnworth league will give q re-
oeption, to nav students In the church
parioxA Friday, September IS.
Q 40
Tha fonr grades Of the training
school an Ill completes with seEaral
unacceptal spplicatieAs, and Ma, Ad.
sit il hooking forward to 4 very pleas.
ant year.
MrA NAude Fling, assistant instruc-
tor in Latin and Grsnh, arrtyedsfA thu
city yesterday. She has not yet de.
dded where she win live during the
year.
The outlnpk in thu mniical depart-
menA ~ wary good THU years Dire
tor; Mcknk expects. many mar Appat.
cants ~ al Of the gfas snkmAdDha
clubs, Mhieh, with the o86 mrmheR;
viii maks strong md -credHabaa OF
e~autxations.
Mvs. LEGION ana son. Leslie, arrdE.
ed yesterday. Lesli6 wt24 sitter tha
preparatory department At ths uni
versity.
Hrof Towar n working On . plan to
conduct an institute On wheels, tray.
cling throughout the central part Of
the vtate. II the cooperation Of the
railroads can be secured, the plan
will be carried out scme time early
In the fail.
The residence At Lieutenant and
Mn. Coburn, between Grand avenue
and Garfield street. on Tenth street,
will be compfs1ed In . very short
time. The houss y = bungalo, finished
in true oriental styla, and when deco
rated with the Hsutsaant's magnificent
collection Of Philippine curios will NO
doubt be one Il tie most beautiful
residences In Laramie.
, 1908-09-18

Uniied statsa Land omcs. CAey'
enne, Wyoming. September IL, 1908.
Notice il, hereby given that Meas
Olsen, Of Marteus County Of Marion.
Istdts, OF Kansas. who. on tho 18th
day Of October, 1907, Med in this omca
his, coal deelaratory. statament Aerial
Nd 0724. for the southwest quarter Of
seckian No. "a. township No Il north
range No so weatt, Aas aAis dsE nlea
IN this ONCE his abpltcatioH p paf.
said land under the proxision1
Of section 2s4s to 2as2.. U. 8. Revised
Statutes.
/ Any and all persona claiming "a;
the lands described, or desir'
Ing to oh3eat for any reason to the
$ntry thereof hy applicant. should hle
;fhaHeiaEi<s Of protset;4ht1homca
fore the ieth ~ q 0c4ober'
slbplk- W. h CHAPLIN, REGISTER.
, 1908-09-18

The democrati0 Organisation Of this
county, and Il has not changed much
In . quarter Of Q century, ASpsass to
have mattersr pretty much AL their
own way this year. " the raak and
hlel have had anything to say the pub.
lie has not neted 1t. So far as the
leading oAlees are concerned nominA-
tons have been made for a fortnight
or more. The convention simply pass
ed upon the supreme will Of the LEAD.
era
, 1908-09-18

Amsriaanl Ba<ttsshaest Lsavs on Long
crulae to Manila.

Albany. West Australia. Sept. a.
The American Atlantic fsst, under
Rear Admiral Sperry. left here at s
this afternoon for Manila, $500 miles
away, where 1t is due to arrive Octc-
her 2 or 3. The flagship Connecticut
did not leave With the other vessels,
but she will depart at midnight and
overtake the rest Of the feet tomof-
row. She was delayed by coaling OPP
erations.
, 1908-09-18
A. GRATIFYING BEGINNING.

RsDg7tp from the northern portion
OF the state, where MI. hayden M.
White has spoken. are to the efect
that he Is singing no mud; that ne IL
conducting a campaign of argument
and that he Is treating his opponent
with fairness and consideration. That
a To have been expected of Mr..
White. While noA . man Of force and
untiriug energy like Mr.. Mpndsll, hs
has . record for doing business In an
uprixht, straightforward manner, IND
It was to have been expected that he
wousA carry the sarass methods INTO
politics used In business
Mr.. Whites campaign. however, 10
lot the kind Of q campaign that ap'
peals 70 the Judgment Of tha chairman
Of the democratic state committee.
Naturally Mr.. stickney takes to vitu-
perstion. He would rather md some
thing bad OF an opponent than some
thing cunmsndable. His. nature Ia to
delyer down Into. the slime aad MRS ~
poliucsI n win be strange indeed n
he does not In the near future ihJect
somefhaae Of the hatred, prejudice and
party ranco he loves so well inta The
campaign. The Republican has just
an mixing that he has been, plottfnE
with q renegade republican who
Seems WILLING. to- tain The Nst Of .
Judas. duisgstha nsat siH wessA a
man whom Bita Nye would say "has .
breath like, . .buxsard and Z record lihe
a convict" can always be depended
upon to turn and rend those who have
given Inn sucepr tn IDS hour, or srse4-
We have witnessed this Kind OF politt-
cal work In the past and 1t would not
be surprising II It were practiced again
In the futnre. Without an appeal to
passion, without quitting class against
class. without exciting envy. hatred
and prejudice, there Is little indeed for
the democratic chairman to build
upon, 90 the people must keep their
eyes and ears open for 1t and be pre-
pared to meet 1t with logic and rea-
son when 1t zones
So far as the leaders Of the republic
can party in this state are concerned.
thew will have nor of this kind OF
politics Therss will he NO mud-sfnS-
ing. no vituperation, no appeal to envy,
jealousy or class preju.iice. Their cam
paign will be carried IN upon the high
planee fargunsns--open. fair and hoaor-
able. There is much TO. them to say III
this campaign. Never In the history
of the nation. has there been . time
when q party could 81 oefors he peo-
ple with q better show of securing en-
dorsement than the republican party
In 1908. 1t has W been 4 party or
achievement and under the leadership
of our matehless president. it has in
stituted reforms and enacted legisia-
ton without parallel in the advance OF
civilization. So glorious. has been this
great work. thss Mr. Bryan seeks to
emulate it and announces himself as
the logical successor to our great
leader, whom he gives emphatic en-
dorsenssnt The republican party. how
ever will continue to choose its leaders
and will not assist in the election of a
democrat until that party has purfned
itself until it can point to = record oil
wise Legislation In sections where ~
now reigns supreme.
1t tz to be hoped that the campaign
In Wyoming viii be fair. clean and
and it 10 the purpose OF re-
publican .,eaders to mako II 10 70 the
extent OF their ability. |
, 1908-09-18

when state Chairman sttcknsy rolls
up to 4 ranch in his best car In the
state" and starts IN taking calamity.
the question, How DID you come by
that car, hvef"h said to sue 4 81
lence mor pronounced than the mtnfs-
ter's call TOR m unusually large contri-
button for foreign missions.
, 1908-09-18

The nomination Of Gov. Hughes. to
succeed himself meana that the Taft
majority IN Nav York. will be unusu-
ally large. New York republicans are
united and TAmmany IL giving Bryan
mighty weak support. Tammany is
working for Tammany and nothing
else,
, 1908-09-18

The present busiAsss system Of the
country rests upon the protacttre tar
ID and any attempt to Change Il to 4
free trade basis. will certainly lead TO
disaster."-William H. Taft.