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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10
THE RAINY DAYS OF LIFE.

| jest don't mind the trouble,
I'm equal to the strife,
But the things thatssorter gifts me
Is the rainy days o. life!
Looks like Gods shut out heaven
There's not a hope in sight
No sun to make the daytime.
No star to bless the night
| seldom am complainin'
On the land or on the sea,
But when the weather's rainin'
I'm lonesome as can be:
And all the world is lonesome
And sad the rivers run;
And life has lost its beauty
When God shuts out the sun.
Prank l.. Stanton, in Atlanta Con.
stitution.
Cynicism is a pain due to attempt.
ing to eat all life's fruits too early
I'm the season
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10
NIP 1T IN THE BUD.
Flrst Appearance OF DaDdruT 9 Fore.
runner of Future Badness

That such Is the case has been o..
cluslyely proven by scientific rc-eqr-'
Prof. Unna, the noted Elropcaa sE
specialist, declares that d9n2~c's i- &.
burrowed-up cutlcIe of .ho scalp. r-a
by parasites destroying the vitr,'''
The hair bulb. Tho hoir becomes Hf,I-e
and, in time, falls out. This can ra i,-
vented.
Newhro'a TTorpicfe kills this d7r
germ. and restores the hair go i-s .ttY.
sof.ness and abandlncy.
Herpicide Is now used by ttor"1g'
people-all satisfied thct " is ttn
wonderful hair preparation on .r.
Ket to-day.
Sold by leading druggists cc-T ~.
stamps for sample to The Ncr.r
Detroit. Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
A. @. Koeppen & Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10

1t seems that Umatilla county men
have had poor luck in the reserva-
ton drawing. But then there is lots
of good land to be had in this county
and other portions of eastern Oregon.
The landless man need not worry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10

SONG OF THE NIGHT.

= As if one only of the thrush's :
+ Should linger, though the :
z golden cadence die +
= In music family visible, there =
+ floats
+ A great star in the amber =
+ sky. :
+ Star-glow and song-they melt =
+ from sound and sight; >
+ The deep infinity infolds them +
= round !
+ In darkness yet more beautiful +
+ than light, !
+ And silence more harmonious +
i than sound. +
= SO may We pass, in wonder and i
+ afar
+ When. the slow curtains of the j.
/ night are drawn, +
/ To sleep beyond the star-dusk :
: and the star ,
: To waking that is stranger :
: than the dawn. :
+ Charles Buxton Going. :
Z 1. + i ! = + + i = :. : + + :
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10

There are indications that some-
thing will be doing" at the irrigation
congress in Spokane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10

The next time Jim White is arrested
he will probably not try to get away.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10

Judge Wolverton seems to want a
road built into Central Oregon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
ONE FOR WATERWAYS COMMiS-
SION OTHER FOR $4,000
900 BOND ISSUE.
S5O,OOO,OOO A YEAR
Limit Set On lssuance--Commiss sion
Four Senators, Four Repre-
sentatves and Seven
Others.

Washington, Jan. ga step to-
wards carrying out the plans agreed
upon by the recent waterways con
ference in this city was taken today
when Representatives Ransdell OF
louisiana, Moore Of Pennsylvania,
Shirley of Kentucky, and Barthoidt
of Missouri jointly introduced a bill
for the creation of Il waterways
commission and another for the is
sue of $500, ,000,000 bonds for the i'm
proYement Of waterways,
The former bill provides that the
commission shall consist Ct four
senators selected by the vice presi.
dent four representative see ted
by the speaker, seven others to be
appointed BY the president Of whom
two shah be members Of the engi'
neer corps of the army; two civil
engineers, Two citizens Of expert
'ence in transportation and cne other
citizen,
The members term Is fixed at
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
MASTER OF FLORIDA SAYS ALL
HANDS oBETED ORDERS
WHEN CRASH CAME.
HEROES OF The DRAMA
Honored BY Peop,c of New York
Capt. seaIby and Operator
B,nns, Of Republic Objects
of Much Enthusiasm.

New York Jan. 2G-The features
Of thc day in the aftermath OF the
Nantucket collision which resulted
in the less OF the liner Republic, the
serious damaging Of the liner Flor
ida. the death of six persons and the
injury Of several others, We're the
hcnors extended to Captain |. Sea
by and Wireless Operator Jack
Blnns of the Republic and the state
ment by the Floridas people as to
how the collision occurred.
The day began with the landing
OF Captain Sealby and Operat +
Eirns. A big crowd awaited them,
cheering the men heartily while a
scCre of enthusiastic admlreTs tlssei
the men to their shoulders and thus
carried them to the steamship office
on the floor above.
Here Captain Sealby and Binns
held reception. receiving the cen
Of scores of callers ana
here Sealby modestly told the story
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
AND ALLOW STATE OF NEW
YORK TO PROCEED AGAINST
THE WORLD.
JEROME GIVES OPINION
Believes Published Matter Was Libel
II Robinson WiiI.Appear as Com,
pIainant Witness Jerome is,
Read.

New York, Jan. 2G.-The nassibl,i
ty of the federal authorities having to
stand aside to permit the state and
county of New York to proceed
against the publishers OF the New
York World, for alleged libel in con
rection with the Panama purchase,
was made apparent, today in a letter
written by District Attorney jerome
10 United States District Attorney
Simson.
It is provided that II Douglas Robin
son, brotherin-law OF the president,
is willing to appear as complainant
witness, jerome is ready, the letter
states, to begin action at once IN the
state courts 1t would be useless for
hin, to do so however, he explains, II
his inquiry is not given precedence
over that begun before the federal
grand jury. as acquittal or conviction
in one court would act as sufficient
defense in the other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
cuMMlNs' MAIDEN SPEECH.

washington, Jan. Ex-senator
Cummins of Iowa. today delivered
his maiden speech In opposition TO
the postal savings bank bill in the
form in which it had been reported
to the senate. He declared that
Iowa has more banking Institutions
than any other state of the union
and spoke in favor of his amendment
which authorized the deposit OF Eos-
tai savings funds In any bank whe-
ther organized under state national
or territorial laws. life also wanel
the senate against the provision of
the bin which exempts deposits in
postal savings banks for aliens
Cummins spoke for about an hour,
receiving the careful attention Of the
senator's on both sides Of the cham
Der.
Carter replied TO some OF the CD
lectlons urged by the Iowa senator.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
TRIUMPH OF WIRELESS
Congress Has Bill Before il 70 Com
'pel All Vessels Leaving U. S.
Ports to Have Apparatus.

Washington. Jan. 2G.-As an out
COM of the triumph II wireless in
saving the lives OF the passengers
an. crew OF the Republic. congress
NAV require every ocean goln ;
steamer that leaves an American
port to be- equipped with a wireless
apparatus.
Rsrresentative BUrke. OF Penns}l
yaula. toIay introduced a bin 10 re-
qujrr every ocean passenger steamer
certified to carry fifty passengers.
lefor, being granted clearance for
foreign ports FIVE hundred miles OF
NOR distant. 10 be equipped with
anieieut radio telegrsphie instalia
tjon with an operator aboard
Tho bin Was referred TO the com
mfttaa on merchant marine and fish
sTicl.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27

of how he stood by his ship until
she sank beneath him. Later Seal
by and Bnns, accompanied by Cap
tain Ransom. Of the Baltic, went to
the White Star Offices on lowe
Broadway. where another great
crowd met them and the ovation
was repeated.
Captain Ruspini, OF the Florida.
I'm a statement made public this
evening. SAYS the Florida was run
ming slowly at the time OF the col
lision. that as soon as the whistle
OF another steamer was heard the
Fiormas engines were reversed and
he gave usual signals, but the col
Hsioa occurred almost at the same
moment
lie denied that there was any mis-
understanding of orders on the Flor
ID la. and also denied the report that
he felled a quartermaster for alleged
failure to obey orders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
ED MARSHALL, WITNESS IN
OTHER TRIALS AT UNION
CITY, ADMITS PERJURY.
ALIBI Is BROKEN DOWN
And Defendant Told All--Defense
viii Try to Show He interceded
For Rankin on Night Of
Murder.

Union City, Tenn, Jan 26. III
Marshall, under Indictment for the
murder Of Capt Quintin Rankin al
Walnut-log on the night of Octobee
10, took the stand this afternoon In
his own behalf, and for three hours
told Of his connection with the night
riders, admitting being present when
the band committed this crime. and
making plea for mercy on the
ground that he urged the night riders
not to hang Rankin or even whip him
and Col. Taylor His story was dra-
lGatic narrative of events that haye
already been brought out in the trial
and in the trial of the eight men
who have already been convicted He
said that he was forced to join the
organization for fear OF being killed
and that he went to their meetings
under compusion, but never was
present at any of the whippings or
other outrages that have been com.
nitted prior to the Walnutlog assas.
sination.
On cross examination Marshall de.
Waited from his direct story his mem
ory being bad as to who composed
the band and who were present the
night Rankin was killed and other
salient facts the state wished to de.
yelop, 1t was noticed that during his
tors sat with bated breath and lis
tened to the unfolding OF his tale
that several men in the audience
shifted uneasily in their seats willis
Maj. Holmes was firing qnestioas al
witness to find out from him wllf
composed the band This may lea
20 other sensations
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
COAL AT TETAUA BAY
Then Atlantic Fleet Will start Home
Exchange courtesies With
British al Gibraltar.

Nice Jan. 2G.-The entire Ameri-
can sect Of sixteen battleshiTs viii
De ploping the Mediterranean west
Ward On Thursday headed for Te-
taun Bay. on the north coast of No
rocco where q will reassemble Jan
uary q % coal AMI provision for
the homegarl journey.
The FIRST division under the i'm
mediate command Of Rear Admiral
Speuy will b. the arst 70 coal. and
viii then proceed to Gibraltar to ex
rsIlua sgl gllA ssIs5lIn09 sSusus
EFel-
The other eight battleshirs vii
sot 60 10 Gibraltar but Uiil join the
con nander IN chiefs flagship in ths
straits for the final trip across the
Atlantic
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
ROOT BIDS FAREWELL.

Washington. Jan 60 Secretary
Root babe farewell 10 the chiefs of
the different bureaus in the stat
department this afternoon. H'
thanked them for their loyalty. faith
ulhess and efficiency au,i for the
helm they had rendered In conduct
inF the affairs Of the department
The scene was very aTecting and it
IS said there was not a dry eve in
the room when the reception vas
terminated.
Secretary Root also bad' te
newapapar men w1o csllei on nm
daily a heartfelt good hYe. He asket
thcm 10 extend % those absent BE
hearty thanks Tor their conslts-a-
lion in their treatment o. him Dur
ing bic public experience in WASP
lrsi,n and declared that tteir at-
uHr clearly justified the confidence
b. haI reposed 10 them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
RAiNEY CHARGES FRAUD.

ashington, Jan. ga sensati n.
Al and bitter attack on William Me-
son Cromwell and President Oha a
OF Fanaam and others, by Raineg, OF
Illinois, was made In the house to-
day The appropriation lii was nu-
der consideration. but Rainey spoke
Under the license or general debate
and was unsparing In his charges Of
corruption and fraud agaiast .
persons named. AT the ocnclusi
of hi speech, which eonsuIns i ever
an hour and a half. Stevens II Nil
nesota. and kusterman of WisoeasI1,
expressed disapproyal OF his r.
marks and entered in the defense of
the accsued.
During the morning hour the
house passed Joint resolution,
making February ~. 1909, the one
lrpdredth anniversary ~ the hifth
of Abraham Lincoln, legal holiday
The postoifice bin was pending
when the house adjourned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
SEVENTEEN BALLOTS TAKEN
IN ALL AND NO PROSPECT
OF EARLY DECISION.
HOPKINS ROSE TO go
But Fell Back to 85--Sensation
When Speaker Shurtleff Or
dered Outsiders From Floor
Greeted With Kisses
Special to The Bulletin.

Srecia to The Bulletin.
Springfield, Ill.,, Jan. 2G.-The thir-
teenth ballot for United States SEN
ator from Illinois, the first taken to-
day, resulted as follows; Hopkins
80. Shurteff 13, Foss 13. Mason 4,
Lowden /, W. j. Calhoun /, McKin,
ley /, Strniger "A, Free p. Morris /.
The seventeenth ami last ballot
today resulted as follows Hopkins
S5. Shrrtleff IA, Foss IT, Mason A.
Lovden /, Mckinley /, Stringer "A,
Calhoun |, Morris |.
Hopkins Hopeful.
Tonight Senator Hopkins had an
ether conference with his faithful
followers, Senator Daily presiding at
the end of which it was stated that
the reports made We're encouraging,
Mayor Busse of Chicago, Senator
Hopkins and other leaders held a
conference with Governor Deneel
at the state houe stonight, and the
situation was gone over
The political fortunes of Senator
Hopkins huctuated today in the bal
loting for United States senator, On
the thirteenth, the first ballot cast,
he reached the high water tide of
ninety votes, but after that he fell
below that figure.
A sensation was created during
the process of the fourteenth ballot
when Mr.. Chipperfield, of Canton,
called the attention of Speaker
Shurtleff to number Of men, most
ly federal office holders, who, he
said We're leaning over the railing
of the floor of the house talking to
tha members, and protesting against
this
Speaker Shurteff ordered the floor
OF the horse cleared saying that
there was plenty of room in the gal
leries.
This house Is emitted to the ficor
of the house and as long as am
speaker ii Is going to have it, added
the speaker, Speaker Shurtleff was
hissed by the Hopkins members of
the legislature. II is believed the
deadlock is a long way from being
broken.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
BRYAN ON TOUR AGAIN.

TAMPA. Fla. Jan. 2G.-Among the
passengers sailing from Tampa today
for Havana are Mr and Mrs. William
! Bryan. Of Nebraska, and a party o'
friends who are going to attend tht
Of President Gomez oi
Crba next Thursday. Mr.. Bryan
t.lans 10 spend a week in Cuba H'
viii return to this city February
for the purpose Of speaking a. To-
Florida state fair
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
OPPOSES PASSAGE OF POSTAL
SAVINGS BANK BILL IN
THE SENATE.
RAINEY CHARGES FRAUD
Panaam in Bitter Speech
Others Defend Accused
News From Capitol.

Washington, Ian 2G--The speccl
by Senator Davis Of Arkansas. favor
by exchanges in futures in products
of the soil and tire maiden speech
by Cummins of Iowa. against the
passage OF the postal savings bank
committee on postotfices and post
roads, We're the features In the gen
ate to-day. Crmnins spoke in favsr
Of the deposit of postal savings ia
state and territorial banks.
The senate moved To purchase ON
oil portrait OF the late Senator Ali
son of Iowa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27

three years and the salary of those
not in the employ Cf the government
is aSod az $1,000 per annum. This
commission is to investigate the
gr-Eems of water transportation
anp maIc recommendations to con
gress.
The bond bin limits the amount to
be issued in any fiscal year to $50,
o0a 600. Bonds are made redeemab e
ten years from date of issue aud are
to bear interest at the rate OF two
per cent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
CATHOLIC POPULATION
Roman Church has 22,474,44o Mem
bers in United States and Its
Island Possessions.

Milwaukee. Jan. 26.-There are H.,
a35.451 Roman Catholics In the Unit.
ed States according TO the advance
sheets Of the 1909 official Catholic d.
directory. Adding the number Of Ro
man Catholics in the PHILIPPINES. Por
to Rico and Hawaiian Islands the
grand total of Catholics under tn
United States flag is 22,47i.iiO.
The Catholic population of some OF
the leading dioceses Is:
New York. l.2l9.920.
Chicago. 1.15O.0
St Louis. 375.000.
Detroit. 100000.
St Paul. 262.OO0
Milwaukee. 25G000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
MADE MONEY sv AoJoURNlNo

Des Moines. 1Oga. Jan. 2G--Scna-
ter ". d. Jamies0B. Democratic COZ
eressman-elect from the eighth dis
trict. has prepared a resolution for
introduction in the Iowa legislature
tomorrow providing for final aijOurr-
.mcnt March 2n on the ground that
the legislature IS overwhelmed with
unnecessary employees and that from
81. 900 to s20.088 can be saved by al
jourument twenty days earlier than
usual.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
FIGHT FILM TRUST
Moving Picture Theatre Association
Formed-Will Not Sign New
Agreements Saturday.

Chicago. Jan. 2G.-The Moving
Picture Theatre Protective aszocia
tior was organized here today aft r
spirited meeting az which tie
owners ami operators OF and 10
cent theatres in almost all the large
cities Of the country jointly agree to
fight the so-caIled film trust
The speakers declared that the
Vim manufacturers had fiXen next
SATURDAY a. the date on which new
agreements fer the use Of films shall
be signed. ard resolutions were
aacuted binding all members not "a
sign
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
REMAINS OF GHEHEYS
Due at New YORK Tomorrow-Mil'-
tary Escort Of Honor Prepared
For Late Consul and Wife.

New York. Jan. 2G.-'It was an
nouncel tonight that the bOdies 81
Consul Cheney and wife. killed in the
earth quake in Mesisna. would arrive
IN this city on the steamship Nenez.a
Thursday.
A battalion Of United States Ma
rines wi1 be a. she pier in BROOKLYN
phen the steamer docks. By order of
the var department. and the marines
vii escort the bodies Of the dead Con
sui and Mrs Chenev % the Granl
Central station. whence they viii D.
sent 20 New Haven. Conn. the lste
ccUsul's home town. foT interment
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
SANTA FE SUES UNCLE SAM.

Topeka, Kan. Jan. 2G.-The Santa
f. Railway has filed q suit against
the federal government for S.75o.a'
which the company claims Is due u
ior hauling the mail between Kansas
CIV and Chicago. The controversy
arose over q ruling Of the postmaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
TREATY GOES OVER.

Washington. Jan. 2G.-SS mater
William Alden Smith today oppcsel /
the RATIFICATION of the Canadian
boundary waterways treaty when IT
was called up for consideration IA
fhe executive session OF the nate.
He spoke at considerable lengt1
against the treaty on the ground that
II did not sufficiently safeTarl TIE
intet ests Of the Unitel States IN
tho waters OF st Mary's river 30
view, OF his objections the irea
went over without action being
taken
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Springfield H., Jan. 26.-Another
day of balloting failed to break the
senatorial deadlock Five ballots
were taken today Senator Hopki vs.
received 90 on the first vote, being
tn ethirteenth of the series. He then
fell to So on the 14th, lost another
II the 18th, regained It on the 10Th
and held to 81 on the last ballot, the
18th. taken today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
NewLANos RE ELECTED.

Carson. New Jan. 2G-tnitea
States Senator Francis G.. NeWlands
who had been chosen br
popular vote 70 succeed himself. vas
tc6ay reelected The Republicans
stood hy their agreement to abide b.
the popular vote and placed no canrl
dste IN nomination.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
Made Plea for Rankin.

Numerous confessed night riders
introduced by the state to prove that
Marshall was a participant in the mur.
der testified that he endeavored to
prevent the murder, even pleading
like child. with the leader of the
sang to use his influence to prevent
the crime He argued and then en-.
treated so the witness said, but TO
no avail He went so far as to tell
Col. Taylor to promise them anything
ii they would let him go. He became
SO insistent that the leader, Garrett
johnson, now under sentence to hang
Tor the part he played in the murder,
threatened to strike him with his pis.
tCi.
In the first trial Ben McMurkury
had sworn that he had talked to Mar
shall at the Marshall home at mid
right on the night OF the murder
thereby contradicting Fehringer. This
hlibi was, however broken today
when that witness confessed that he
had periured himself when he tesii
| fed before.
Accordingly after a lengthy confer
ence with the accused the defense ad
nitted that he was at Walnutlog an
that they would attempt TO sAoy
that he did everything within hi
rover to save Capt Rankin from hi
| horrible death.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
-FOUR MORE DRY oouSTiss-

fuHIanapolls. Jan 2c-FiffYeitit
saloons were put out q business g.
q result Of local option in four coun-
ties Of Indiana today The counties
that have voted dry" are HamiltoH-
Putnam. Decatur and Upton
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27

Jerome expressed the opinion that
the published matter is a libel upon
Charles p. Taft aud Douglas Robin
son. assuming, of course, that 1t Is
untrue as to the syndicate mentioned
therein and their alleged connection
herewith"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
AUSTRALIANS HoLiOAY.

sydney. y : w Jan 2s.-The one
hrrlrsl and twenty first anniversary
~ the first Nhite settlement IN Ans
t-slia was observed tolay. - usual -
a publisc holiday IN at parts q tl-
oononwealth. Business vas sasI'en-
ss in this city and various forms 81
festIrltv were induisej IN b. the Pop
uiace.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
RESIGNED AT CHAMPAIGN.

Champaign. III. Jan 2G.-Proiesso-
7. A. Clark. dean of the under gradl-
atcs. University Of Illinois. has re-
signed. o. is alleged that he had
misunderstanding with President
James
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27

Washington. Jan. c6-The srHa =
today confirmed tile nnninaiioh OF
Samuel B. Tonneily 81 NeW YORK -
De- public printer
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27
sLossoN WITS MATCH.

New York. Jan. as.-Sloss0n wen
the billiard match Tr0In Sutton to
night. 59g 10 szs, S. innings
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-27

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