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Lois

"stronpheart" BE- on tho lips n
patrons ~ fho lois theatre this
week MI Frawleg in the tile
role a. very ROod ard the balance
~ tbe cast iH handling the show
with much credit co Itself
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Murray A. snack are seen ~ real
comedy at the Grand this week.
The Bunny Side Of iiroadwnV" iH
filled to The hrim with mirth and
melody A matinee Will bo given
tomorrow afternoon and also on
saturday afternoon
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Do 1t Now

before the boom starts Uncle Sam will
make you rich
Largo iots. claao IN, tae and up
Large tracts. close In $50 and up
Close ~ acre tracts. $50
Waterfront acreage, 800.
BATTLE HOMEsEEKERa CO,
Main offices ktGsabg Empire Bldg
Branch office oregon nldEl nremert0n
Zee the navy yard sights Ia our freg
autos,
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A. tho shannon theatre tho talk
inR pictures are growing ia popu'
lHrltN This week there u vaude'
vile 60 help along the bin.
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stt**AsA**t*t
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

a % net trust printed time :
A tables IN newspapers. For
4 time Of departure and arrival
4 Of trains telephone King street :
4 Station Information Bureau
= Sunset. Main aT$o. tndepend' =
\ ent ~.
A A a. 80 4 4 4 =
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or sGaumc rcHpoN.Al,
hiiitN Tor errors " any hlia"
occurring In tolephoned e1Nei
uscmcnta
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Patrons ~ the Pan" sat down 60
real treat yesterday when they
Inspected the weekly change - bfit
Perhaps the beet thing an zap -
the act "A slight Wifh the Poets =
which provides an opportunity for
Nr lloyd e. fNritF some 70 Iamen
Whitrunb ttiifF'H best poems one
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noMr nAnnAln

Eight rooms. good furaiture Seventh
~ neAf MaaiHaa. HOUSE modern. Price.
$500.
seven rooms. Food furniture. rent s1s.
Fourth az f5ap
Nine rooms. fair farnlture ttoo. ssoo
cash
FifiY sseen rooms. good lease tg.teo.
Fi.teo cash
% T. HAHp A co
co. Mutuai Life bldg
Phone fktt SO
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g0f Ns American Bank building.
500 One acre tract Richmond Beach.
fnr seven hundred dollars only $50 cash.
balance iiO per month Fine eoil fine
NisW.
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FOR TRADE

80 acres No 4 land. on ~ y " "
Near rima wait trade Cor city prop
eftY Improved or vacant tuf tntarma-
WINsHip bros.
gAa CaiWmn Nius
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Bankrupt Stock

Retiring stocks and jobbeyr =.
manufacturers aufplus va
bought outright or cold On ~.
mission. Mems clothing fers.s
lng goods. bat aud shoe g,oes, - =
specially ~
BUFFALO SALES 4 sRoksstev
COMPANY,
f2i Pike 81
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A Snap

ttsifs feet - rfnanH. two tioras
ffeH raf aii cleared and iegfi fuf zee.
Wth SIS 80 anwH. balance Afe 90 month
n A. ORR $50 Use
1es % f11 Alssss hids
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Masonic lcwelry. VIM ~ Finck
Pioneer Jeweler. SIG secord ave.
Seattle. see
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asIrlJATIoNs WANTEp"

Situations wanted awe
tlsemcnts sbc fer rs wot0H. '
times Additional space, &c Re'
line.
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y. 8. cabioahip burnside Il 49,.
Ing orders from WaahlnNtass ~. !.
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Bargain Day

Thia Ia an s2saiais taraaim i4raa
thaH s rii'ts from ths tssinesa cenfef
af Seattle faafea farG iuf level - :
fieaf. faf tffa $50 cash. balance ffa "a.
pnlF faus tinfss from a direct car 1lna
Haif block ~ tHe ftrlHuf sidewalk Nau
fant fafntats ~ in che rify. ans Z
hHap tte fifst fastener that looks wlu
taF
CITY REAL ESTATE CO.
fig Pioneer uik
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For Trade

We hANs ff1ofa gastaEr is YounFHs
t#su. 9Th tea Hsaufifai Fira tafa afIh-
IN one hiHek ~ Lana pafk car We Hitl
trade iris hagsn FER q htnh spslrra nue
nnd paF aiffstautH tu cash ~ nNann8n
a mpftsaEe uuf hgHss BE- free from Ia
easntFaHas
JOINS n WHITE CO..
sNI Oriental Block
Tad s8aa Nain laea
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nlMrn NOTICES

fl,'er-,,,r.,- ~ ~ wife 81 o t1eFr'
mann. sfa sgxth aV December = W.
side Nmarxeatv hospital e asus esst
EnFce-T1 fhe HIfa 81 " hotsf Wa
side EneTgenel hospital pFF0nNef e.
dauEhteF .......
getsava ~-ra the wifn - G 0FtfafM
WayslAe EmerxsncY hcFritai NeFvhueF
IL tnuehrfr -
Wavside EuatgeuCg hospital, hteeaaNef
g,efierf the wife ~ y colbert
Minor hospital persmnrr ?. eaaAhltt
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Money to Loan

DO yes Hari e. tasruW money on Yaaf
preFfrfFf ~ 81. sse ~ We have iatH
~ IA
hsAi estate ioans speciality.
J 0ouuFELtoW a goSa.
til Haiigf BIDS
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nrArn NorICns.

-
Navla Katherint u9ris. Is. heeHthpnf
a western auf Wall ~ 800
Beach Beach. ~, peeeulhef p Af-"
clarke MAesi "a clarke g. ueeefn'
tsr q ait He' iston -.
clark CAaFlea clarke. r. peesn1ff
ana Nasfatan
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Just Arrived, Madame
Pytlengria

And her celebrated tribe Of Egyptian
palmlats are located to- theif tents 90 the
corner ~ Rainier and EuQlnW 0ud.
Georgetown, and can be consulted on
8ll affairs of life They tel past present
snd future from cradle 10 grave Name.
dates. facts, everything pertaining 10
lifn. They guarantee satisfaction OF fhoy
Take South Seattle ear. get off al EnKio
station. Georgetown. --s-ax
FROF " NAhTiN. psychic paimist.
guarantees Hnfl4lactiap on aii affairs ~
life. You hear the truth and nnthinF
but the truth. iie tells you how 10 gain
success in LOVE. c0uRTHHIp MAR
NlAGb. DIVORCE, HEALTH BUaf.
NESS. LAWAUrr9 apECuIATTONq
and transactions u all kinds In fact.
no matter what may be your hope tear
Or ambition. come 10 this gifted clair
Yoyant ana find help CALI and be
convinced. Prices HYithin reach On ali
Hours no ~ daily Manhattan Hotel
i441h Third Az near Pike
GENUINE EgYPrIAN pALMfsT
ItlH past present and future Hafiafae.
ZION guaranteed Or ne icy ~ horne IT,
~ ~ ffAA fth af. ae=iI-f
Alkaline LLOYD Make no mistake vhan
ftekinH tho advice Of cialrvoyaut m
pays 20 consult tho best Colonial ustsi
tiis First Avenue Iii
Mrs ehafsr gives readings daiiy 81.
fept Monday evenings for a5n Vi iet
lla 81 Phone East 7tts -lsi
cAHp HEApfv0. 2so. 1895 Thomas
neaf Howard. Lake Union ear
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.


Gee We
w - ~
w IDphlI1sV
S'''"NAA
Acreage near Lake maiunrsr ara
geen.5f siah nof'g v Green tahs
" 81 ifANUuur
Room A. Uarancs Arcade nds.
A D,,;Il;o~Tnt
Loi fssisl souna view near esr asa
pos month rhanVs White go. Na5ih
AN SO
souNn VIEW AcRra
sspsssits s'sf5 ysss. bssasss ~ ne
n aafHf ffunf acreage has sana 81 hish
Tbs iamNsf Fan delay ihe maFe Yua Wiil
Hsy Worth . seattle We have SEINE
gfIrrtnirs - aItd - ftfa nsr e.rr M !
81 eaat cssh tsisees manthiy
~ t.ei.,sa No.
~ ~
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., .s,ss -, y.,,s... s a.is,,iss ss' 's
s'sfe.s 49,. ss.s,.tr.ss 80. 1.,s@s a.
natetesA $50 80 We peettnsstsf
5fsgrsssfsTs.s n3s4rrfT 49, qkfs7sfa
Nrar ssrssv ~ nrm Ahmrt ilas tnte,,ssfsn /
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$50 af -, 80 ,.rt.a 9,..'a. -. -
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4 Ffns quarter acre Tracts from 1853 70
{ fftt tbs ftaa oart als ~ cleared aaf
I IN tNf WEfN ste## ~ aFaart sFneqij
I water Firea 9n eafA NHeA Terms vas
Z tNth $50 ~ fHhth
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NOTHING DOWN, $500 month buys
arm cottage. tO+ft tot, cement walks,
near ear. Sc Union Block --a0-t
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MOttHfa REALTY co,
20T Nt American bank HuiidinE
Make ne an offer on lots a. n And "a
block T. Ciarumont Addition. Southeast
Seattle.
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Du, viii pay full commission 20 broker
Two houses on lot hoNto0, southeast
corner Of 21th q and DeaTbVrni hrinas
Rental Of ts2l Will sell for tsfoo. terns
Chance 20 make quick turn over of
GOOD Interest on Investment
APPLETON 1HvEerMEHr coRPoRA.
TtGN. LTD,
f0T American Hank plda If
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WIN ''t' nissses. sss'k.s ' ToiE slk T''A
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aAElP WANrnp"
ANn A. cLAssIFIEo 20

AND ALL CLASSIFIED MS
Ore cent a word +. Ml nl',,'V y,
charge ibc. When eh@l 49, -
account actual number W 49,,
as set will be counted, 49,
Insertions made for the W M
of ak when cash - pain, 81
cap. lines. or fraction wv N'
viii be counted as two ines
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&C.,. ~ F@@fa Evfne will % he.h ~
Tacoma freH Si te0s cathedral WgN
nesdaf perefnter 3. 81 gletk
remains NAV 81 sarn az HOSEA AANtt
tAkiag partners. - hfiens Az.
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FARM FOR SALE
FARM ron BALE
ff6o DOWN.
Htaa HnNVAf

$500 buys your choice ~ 20 acres level
loFsedsoff land, l 20 2 miles from Alaeo,
hHohomlsh county. four miles from Ar
lnHton. ~ 10 Everett, 5000 acres 20 Sc
iect from Good sall Lowell. splendid
water, nav settlers opening up homes
plenty of work I'm woods ana nearby
mills, splendid fruit berry and dairy
land. Payments only 80 per month
Aik months extension IN case ~ nicks
ness. ana decided TO heirs IN ease o.
death. II You want 20 tsArn mere about
The cleaueat aud best proposition IN
Western Washington, cali Of write for
illustrated booklet
ELWooD LUMBER a. TIMBER co
1910 American Bank Seattle. Wash
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10 AnNERrlsERs.

Classification cAnnot "
after ~ o'clock daily,
BALLARD AGENCY -
Mullen. ktOa ballard Az. .obh
CITY Han Phone ballard sVe.
MAIN OPFlCr Seventh Az
between Union and uh'sc,
Phones Main 1880, lhds AZ
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New modern cottage. G rooms. bath nan.
Try, electric fxturea ia. LOT teKt0a. high
and slightly two blocks from school
" 400. $50 cash, balance 90 suit Dur
chaser Phone Black i6b. W A. flaw.
kina owner f.ru
For aaic--Ona ~ the finest view lota
IN tho city, on Queen Anne hin Terms
1900 down balance eaBy payments
phone A 7fis --t.rnx
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A Building Lot

f.ot fsaisi SQUAD fiss near car and
Woodland rafk fste ffta each. iit
POS m9nth t'hunee White Eta North
At SO
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a musicale vii bs given wedne
day. evening BY Mra Alberta Ruo
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Miss Pearl Constance stone will
bs hpntsss af q dancing party be
cembtr ~ az the Wahhfngfau hnfnf
Fa..ffft..f -. 90.
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! ron SALE nr OWNERS +


Hcyeu-Tpon modern house. close In.
iel aoxaeo. FOE A1f0e. cash 81 600
Five room cottage corner lot. t0Kffa.
close in. Cor ta.lte. each t1ea
Corner iot etNiQo. close ln. for tl.s6o.
cash $3.50.
Coed business iot. close 20 ballard av
for ~. eco. cash. ti.l0a can ana soc So
YOUNG nUDnEug.
Scandinavian American Hank ulaa
Ballard Phone Ballard tIa "a
a SMALL AMOUNT on CAaH
After rayins rent, yea have left, whatf
Receipts
PAf THE RENT TO YOURSELF.
$40 90 faah. balance monthly. faar.
room cottage iot aesteo. excellent con .
dillon. three blocks ~ car, Rainier val.
ley 20 minutes 81 Pioneer square
SAGE 90 cash f0uf.ranm house new.
never been lived ln. bath rnain pantry.
close 90 car 40 minutes 81 town pal-
nure $500 month
1lt 90 cash haafoug TOT 40 month
uhAlNAhn. JACKSON a Co.
n eaT A stoi
New fve.foom modern cottage. lot
atkiio. unnhntruCtod yteW. elegant lawn.
sisi Nv, $1,000. worth $500.
seyen.ropm and basement. large Int
$500. easy terms
vi T. sAPP q CO.
f0f Mutual life UldE
Phone 1855 SO
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GENUINE EGYPTIAN pALMfHT
ItuH past present and future aafiafae.
ton guaranteed or ne Jay A. home ~
az. 40 Hil iih aV All,
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The MANY BOARDING and Sale Stables
fiorssn hired for al purposes ~ day
~ week zI93 Western ey Phone Mails
t1tts Ind I1s9.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-13
WHEN THE REGIMENT CAME
BACK.

All the uniforms were blue, all the
swords and rifles new,
When the reg ment went marching
down the street.
All the men were hale and strong. as
they proudly moved along
Through the cheers that drowned
the music of their feet,
OH the music of their feet, keeping
time to drums that beat!
oh. the glitter and the splendor of
the sight
As with swords and rifles new, and
in uniforms of blue,
The regiment went marching to the
fight!
When the regiment came back all the
guns and swords were black,
And the uniforms had faded into
gray;
And the faces of the men who march
ed through that street again
Seemed like faces of the dead who
lose their way.
For the dead who lose their way can
not look more gaunt or grey
oh, the sorrow and the anguish OF
the sight.
oh, the weary, tagging feet. out OF
step with drums that beat,
When the regiment came marching
from the fight,
Ella Wheeler Wilsox
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-13
SOCIALISTS CAN SMILE.

The marriage of American heiresses
with penniless foreign noblemen are
again provoking wide discussion, and
even Andrew Carnegie has publicly
condemned them, says the Spokane
Chronicle.
When one sees the uses to which
daughters of very wealthy men put
their inheritances one can not wonder
at Carnegie's determination to give
away all of his money and die poor,
for the ways of the second and third
generations. like those of Bret
Harte's Heather Chinee," are cer-
tainly peculiar.
Socialists, however, may look upon
such marriages with complacency, for
they are a mighty factor in breaking
up and dissipatlng the fortunes Of
great American families-those huge
fortunes which are declared to be an
economic menace.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-13
BASEBALL.

The East oregonian is heartily in
FAVOR of the formation of the four
town baseball league with Pendleton.
Walla Walla, La Grande and Baker
City as members with a professional
team to be maintained for season
Of four or five months.
Nothing stimulates business more
or keeps the people or the various
towns in close touch than first
class, clean baseball league with
games at the different towns each
week.
With salary basis Of $3.50 per
month the expense would fall but
lightly upon the different towns and
IL seems that after a rest of several
seasons Pendleton is ripe for a rous-
ing good baseball season this year.
1t is a tribute to Pendleton's we'll
known interest that the meeting of
the delegates from the three towns
Of the proposed league will meet
here next Wednesday to discuss the
matter. Let US give the delegates the
glad hand and get together this sea-
son. The East Oregonian will do its
part to make the league success,
and it believes that Pendleton is ready
for a renewal Of the baseball en-
thusiasm.
With baseball excursions to the
various towns Of eastern Oregon.
with excursions to Hermiston and
other places Of interest, with home
seekers coming here by the hundreds
and new homes being made by the
score, the gear 1908 should be one Of
the best in the history Of Pendleton
and Umatilla county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-13
DRY FARMING CONVERTS.

The Thermopolis Record of Wyo-
ming, says of the progress of dry
farming in that state:
Dry farming was, until a few years
ago. considered a myth as applied to
the semi-arid region. but in many
places it has proved highly successful.
1t will not take the place of irriga-
ton where irrigation can be applied.
but it will make much land valuable
that otherwise would be simply waste.
We have often contended and still
contend that there is much land near
Thermopolis especially along the
foothills, where summer storms are
prevalent. that will at no very far off
day be sown to grain. Intensified
cultivation, among lines that have
proved successful elsewhere. will
bring about this result.
The Dry Farming congress that
was recently in session at Salt Lake
did much to advance this method OF
agriculture. 1t also did honor to
Governor Brooks by electing him
unanimously to the presidency of the
association. The next meeting will
be held at Cheyenne in January.
1909.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-13
POISONOUS WATER.

Water that has once been heated
or that has stood any length OF time
in the kettle, cannot be made to boil
as quickly as freshly drawn cold
water. If this fact were fully appre-
ciated, 1t would have more weight
with housekeepers as an argument
against using water that has stood
over night than numerous homllies
on the unhealthfulness of stale wa
Eter.
Fresh water is living, and water
that has been boiled, or allowed to
stand long absorbing gases and heat,
is either dead or poisoned. so 1t is
easier to boil fresh water than stale
or dead water.
For drinking purposes, water
should be boiled, bottled Immediately
and fastened tight. When cool lay
the bottles on the ice. II will be
found superior to ice water on all oc-
casions.
In connection with the subject OF
water, there is noe peculiar property
fof that liquid which every one should
be made acquainted, and that 1t. its
capacity for absorbing impurities,
which it increases proportionately the
colder 1t gets. Hence, water that has
stood in an insufficlently ventilated
sleeping chamber all night is not only
unpleasant, but is injurious to drink,
Since it readily absorbs the poisonous
gases given off by respiration and the
action of the skin.
An ordinary pitcher of water. un-
der such conditions, at temperature
of so degrees, will be found to have
absorbed during the night from a pint
to a pint and half of carbonic acid
gas, and an increase of ammonia.
Ice water is an Objectionable drink
at all times, but If it is INDUCED in
the vessel containing it should never
| be left uncovered in sleeping or sit
ting rooms, because at freezing point
its capacity for absorbing these dele
terious substances is nearly doubled
Boston Budget and Beacon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-13
NOW, JUDGE LOWELL.

1t is now up to Judge S. A. Lowell
of this city. to make a defense of his
opposition to statement No. l in
some more decisive and emphatic
manner than in occasional attacks
through the Portland oregonian.
w. S. URen OF Oregon City. faith
er of the statement, has challenged
Pendletons talented attorney and
scholar to debate the question in
public so the voters may know what
genuine arguments the opposition to
statement No. l actually possesses.
Judge Lowell is friend of the East
oregonian, o neighbor and co-work-
er along many lines but the East Ore
gonian cannot understand his opposi-
ton to the principle embraced in
statement No. l, that the people
should absolutely select their United
States senator's. His position seems
to be positively indefensible from any
sound, broad guage political stand
point.
As a strict partisan devoted wholly
to partisan promotion. a man may
conjure up arguments which seem to
him sufficient. But as a citizen OF
the country, placing the rights and
privileges of the people vastly higher
and more sacred than the claims Of
any party, It seems impossible to find
one sane, logical reason against the
principle in statement No. l.
II the people elect a democratic
senator in oregon (Which the East
Oregonian believes to be impossible)
would not that man be the peoples
choice? He would necessarily be
elected by republicans, since Oregon
is Overwhelmingly republican. If the
republican voters of the state should
select a democratic senator, would
not the republican legislature be in
duty bound to ratify the republican
voters choice?
You can't get away from the fact
that whoever is elected at the polls
is the peoples and should be the leg
islature's choice. If you are going to
have popular election of United
States senators you must admit the
first step. towit; that the peoples
vote on the subject is the only man
ner of determining the peoples
choice.
Voters can be Jealous republicans
and yet not be blinded by party in
terests. The way to keep republican
principles alive and in power is to
keep them abreast of the times. Let
no other party outrun the republican
party in adapting itself to the needs
of the hour and to the advancing
sentiment of the world.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-13
ONE BOATLOAD OF WHEAT.

In the hold of one lake steamer,
42l.00O bushels of wheat were car
ried recently from Superior to Buff
falo. Think of the pretty baking and
loaves of bread involved In that sim
gle boatload of grain. It weighed
about 25,26O.0OO pounds and will mill
into 1S,945,OOO pounds of flour, con-
vertible into more than 10000, 900
pound loaves of bread-three loaves
a day for each man in Admiral
Evans fleet during the whole cruise
of a year and a half.
Assuming that this wheat was har-
vested from lands which give an av-
erage yield, the crops from 1850
acres were poured into the ship. 1t
took 10000 farm wagon loads to car
ry the wheat to the railway stations
and 800 cars of 40 tons capacity were
hauled to Superior to make that one
cargo. Here we have an object les
son of the value to the farmers Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-13

1t will not be necessary for repub-
lican voters Of Oregon to vote for a
democratic candidate for the United
states senate in order to put into
execution the principles in state
ment No. 1. The first senatorial
candidate to announce himself was
Cake of Portland, who stands square
ly on a statement No. platform. Let
republicans who believe in this prin-
ciple vote for the republican candi-
date who stands for the principle.