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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
LIBRARY NOTES.
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The subject of eugenics Is being
So widely discussed at present that
the public library has provided Sc
lection of the best books on this and
related questions. Part are purchases
state library. Opportunity Is thus CIV
Ell for all to become informed on this
very live problem.
Geddes-Evolution. brief and
clear resume of the varying theories
with an outline of the evidence in ia
vor of each, followed by discussion
of the relation between social pro-
gress and evolution"
Goddard-Kallikak Family. "A
remarkable study of the hereditary
character of feeble mlndedness. The
research department Of the Training
School of Vineland, New Jersey, In
making special investigation into
the ancestory of one of the girl in
mates of the institution, has worked
out an almost complete record for
six generations This is the most
convincing of the sociological stud
les brought out by the eugenics move
ment. 1t would hardly be possible to
devise in the laboratory experimental
conditions better adapted to produce
clear and decisive influence of he
redity; nor could there be a more
impressive lesson Of the far-reachine
and never-eniing injury done to So
ciety by a single sim"
Whetham-Heredity and. Society
"a popular statement Of the authors
position with regard to variation ant
heredity and natural selection, fol
lowed by other chapters on the bio
| logical influence Of religion, the posi-
| ton Of women, the problem OF edu
cation. heredity and politics, and th'
! purpose of life."
Davenport-Heredity in Relation
to Eugencs. "The most importan
work yet published for students o
'eredity and eugenics. Much of tn
material is based no research wor
conducted by the author, the deduc
tions from which are very interestin
to the student"
Ellis-Problem of Race Regenera
tion. Discusses the influence noN
operating to bring about race i'm
provement and the problems and ten
dencies that are uppermost A brie
but scholarly and very readable SUI
vey from the viewpoint of an optimi'
ougenist.''
Ellis-Talk of Social Hygiene
Eleven papers which present admir-
ably and sanely the modern scientifi
attitudes toward the diversified prot
lens involved in the task OF enoblin
and purifying our common life.'
Kellicott-Social Direction OF II,
man Evolution. "Comprehensiv
clear and very readable presentation
of eugenics, based on Galton. Mende
Pearson and Whetham. Considerabl
attention Is given to recent legislf
ton designed to restrain the degene
ate, and there is a suggestive chaI
ter on the possibilities Of the futu
in eugenic accomplishment"
Jordan-Heredity OF Richard Ro
Exceedingly suggestive and interes
ing semi-scientific exposition of Il
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
ATLANTIC SEABOARD CITIES
MAY GET COAL CHEAPER

PHILADELPHIA. March 30.-C1t-
les along the Atlantic seaboard receiv-
ing Pennsylvania anthracite coal by
water may be benefited by a proposed
reduction in price as result Of the
hearing resumed here today by the
public utilities commission into the
cost of transportation OF the coal to
this seaport. An exhaustive expert
accountants report showed that the
railroads charged about three times
what the service cost them. Nearly
1000, 900 tons leave this port annual
ly for New England and other points.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
CIGARETTE is FEATURE
OF AyIATOR'S MEMORIAL

PARIS, March 30.-France's first
Cigarette monument" today was un-
yelled on the cliffs overlooking the
English channel at Calais. 1t is In
honor of Hubert Latham, the aviator
A bronze figure of the late birdman
shows him looking toward Dover, q
cigarette in his hand. Latham was
an incessant smoker and when pick
ed up In the chanenl after his unsuc-
cessfui attempt to cross 1t in an aero
plane. he was calmly putting away.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
Fire Did Slight Damage.

A small fire that was quickly
brought under control occurred yes
terday forenoon at the home of F.
3. Aldrich, 40 Madison street. The
fire started from a window curtain
being blown against the dining room
stove and spreading to the ceiling
The blaze was discovered by Mrs. D.
j. McFaul, living next door. and was
quickly extinguished by Mr.. and Mrs
Aldrich through use of garden hose
A fire alarm was phoned in and the
auto fire truck made an EXCEPTIONAL,
fast run to the scene though the fire
was under control before the depart
ment arrived. The damage from the
fire was very slight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
.prohis" Holding Convention.

About a dozen members of the pro-
hibition party are meeting in the cir
cult court room this afternoon in n
county convention. The purpose Of
the meeting is to elect delegates to the
state convention which is to be held
in Portland and to discuss matters
pertaining to the campaign which will
be made to put oregon in the dry
column this fall
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
One More Day for Taxes.

But one more day remains in
which to make payment of the first
half of the 1914 taxes. The law pro-
vides that at least half shall be paid
by April l. Today there has been
somewhat of rush at the treasurer's
office and this is expected to continue
through tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
Formal Spring Opening This Eve.

Formal Spring Opening This Eve.
The Alexander Department Store
will hold it's annual spring opening
this evening and it will take the form
Of a reception to the public. The store
and display windows have been beau
tifully decorated and between the
hours of Z and $50 the public is in
vited to come to inspect the new
spring lines, to listen to the orchestral
music and to partake Of the refresh
ments which will be served
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
Most Impatient City.

LONDON, March 30.-Chicago Is
the most impatient city in teh world.
according to Postmaster General sam
uel. In an official statement is
sued today comparing the efficiency
of the telephone services in a num-
ber of the larger cities he says that
carefully compiled statistics show that
the proportion OF calls on which no
replies are received or which are
abandoned by the callers before con-
nection can be established are three
in New York, to four In London, to
nine in Chicago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
Realty Transfers.

ItfNVy TTHHSftTN,
Frederick Haeth to E. NJ Heath.
40 acres in sec. II, twp 4. N. r. 20;
City Realty Co. to Mabel Mccormick
lots and 4, block 80, Goes first ad-
dition to Stanfieid; Maxwell Land &
Irrigation Co. to James Dlowman
45.5 acres in sec. 33. twp s. N. r. %,
Sarah f. Manning to Alexander A
Hanning, ne IA of section 81 and nv
IA of sec. 32. twp l, $. K. 32;
Blanche Weaver to John w. Grow
NV IA Of the Sc IA OF sec. 6, twp 1
S. r. "a; James C. Hoskins and wife
to Henry w. Coe all of the west l.:
CT lot 3, block 3, town of Echo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
NEWS OF FARM AND RANGE

Inspector i'm Gillian Co.-Deputy
Dairy and Food Commissioner w. B.
Duncan who has been in eastern Ore
gon for some time inspecting the
dairy and food conditions. has just
finished his work in Gillian county.
Vie has expressed himself as well
pleased with the grocery retail trade
in this part of the state. He was not
entirely satisfied with conditions in
The butcher shops but believes that
within short time all objectionable
features will be eliminated. He finds
considerable trouble in getting the
people 60 live up to the law COM
peiltng butter 10 be fun weight and
bearing the name of the maker. The
violations OF this law are especially
flagrant in the smaller and outlying
communities. The Condor papers of
hast week state that the commission
er found no little fault in that city
and II has been the case to a great
extent all over the country. Mr.. Dun
cans plan is one of education to the
producer and the dealer and for this
reason he is serving out a great deal
more advice and instruction than he
rs warrants of arrest.
Provides Experimental Tract-W. ].
Furnish has been in the city today
Mr.. Furnish recently set aside five
acres of his land on the Furnish-Coe
project a mile and a half east of Stan
Heid TO be used by the state expert
mental bureau. IL will be placed in
connection with the bureau at Herm-
iston and VIII be under the direction
of Il. w Allen who has charge of the
HeImiston station. These stations are
established by the government and the
state. Jointly and are in connection
with the oregon Agricultural College
There has been found. considerabl.
land under the irrigated projects il
west ern Umatilla county on which tht
culture of walnut trees and other nu
trees has not proven a success. Thi.
Eas been attributed to the substance
chat compose the soil and as the land
supplied by Mr.. Furnish is of the wei
known lava ash and is a fair sample
of thousands of acres in this country
II viii be given a thorough test as tC
Ns value in the production of nuts
The tract has been in alfalfa for some
time and work will be commenced
ismrpedia1ely plowing it under
find Conditions Hopeful - T. NJ
Fine, who until 1907 had farme'
very successfully for twenty-five
years one of the largest wheat farm
fn the Whiskey creek country il
Washington. was in Pendleton thi
morning Mr.. Fine now owns contro
sn the Bateman Samuel Harroy
weeder Co. OF Walla Walla and
making the territory in the interest
OF that firm. He thinks the Gro
prospect in the wheat sections Of bot
this state and Washington are bette
Chan they have ever been before.
Want Athena Road Improved
petition signed heavily by Athen
residents ana taxpayers of the neigh
borhood adjacent asking that til
county road intersecting Third stree
Ia Athena at the bridge be paved We
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
we'll Known facts about heredIty

we'll known facts about heredity. A
good beginning book preparatory to
Kellicott. and Davenport"
Nearing-Super Race. Discusses
the three mains at hand which lend
themselves to the task of shaping the
super race. They are eugenics. the
science of race culture: social adjust
ment the science OF moulding institu-
tions; and education and science of
individual development"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
New Cement Contractor.

S. Rugo is new cement, brick and
stone work contractor in Pendleton.
Mr. Rugo is now living at los Bu
reaugard street and has considerably
improved his property by constructing
a cement walk and placing concrete
foundation under his house.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
Building New House.

c. F. Hargrove. local contractor, is
building new home for himself on
Lewis street. He has the property
formerly owned by A. l.. Knight. He
has moved the old house off the lot
and is erecting modern dwelling.
The foundation contract has been let
to S. Rugo who is at work on the job
TODAY
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
Marsh FYlcd for Judge.

Charles H. Marsh who announced
last week that he would be a candi-
date for the democratic nomination
for county judge, today formally filed
his declaration of intention with tho
county clerk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
Two Marriage Licrnscs.

Marriage licenses were issued this
afternoon to Elmer William Chapel
of Umatilla and Maud Brown of Top
penish and to Melvin NJ. Oilear and
Mona f. Scrioner, Freewater cou-
pie.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
DIR. Kern Wont Run.

That he will not be candidate for
the republican nomination for joint
senator was declared here today by
DR.. NJ. S. Kern. DR.. Kern had been
thinking of seeking the nomination
and is confident he could beat c. A.
Barrett for that post However he
has ranch deal which he states will
take up much of his time and he says
he will stay out of politics.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
Selling Motorcycles.

The Pendleton Cycle works reports
the sale of three machines Saturday.
E. b. Foulks of this city. takes two
speed. two cylinder, 7 to 10 horse
power Excelsior Carl Power one of
the same kind and Chas. Ford of Ha-
vana. regular model two cylinder
machine
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
bad Dust Storm.

Had Dust Storm.
March came in like a lamb and is
going out like lion. If one person
in Pendleton has made that statement
today, forty have and nearly every
body has thought it. The reason lies
in the disagreeable wind and dust
storm which has prevailed almost con-
tinually since morning. The pedes-
trian and the housewife both have a
grievance
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
AVIATOR GETS MILE UP
IN AIR WITH PASSENGERS

CHARITIES, France. March 30
Aviator Garanx established new rec
ord when he ascended one mile with
eight passengers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
Thrce divorces Granted.

Judge G. w. Phelps Saturday grant
ed a divorce in the case of Mary S.
Williams VS.. Ira c. Williams and today
handed down DEGREES in the cases of
Pambrun VS.. Pambrun and Mckenzie
VS.. Mckenzie.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
neW$y Notes
of PendIetoll
VIII Build Own Officc.

The Standard Oil Co. has taken out
a permit to erect a one-story office
building for its own use on Aura
street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30

presented to the county court Sat
urday afternoon. Judge Maloney
says the improvement is deserving
and that the court will probably take
favorable action in regard to it soon.
On the Furnish Project-James
Kyle mayor of Stanfield was in PEN
dleton attending to matters of business
today. He says the orchards on the
project have done exceptionally we'll
through the winter and are looking
in fine shape this spring. He also re-
ports excellent prospects for another
large crop of alfalfa.
Well $40 Feet Dccp-L. Shaver of
the Ebral & Shaver well drilling COM
pany was in town this morning and
states that the we'll they have been
digging on Steve Hampton's farm, Is
miles north of Pendleton has been
completed and the pipe and pump set.
The we'll is 510 feet deep and will sup
| ply all the water needd on the place.
Porter Sold WheatrJ. R. Porter
and sold his crop of 1000 sacks OF
| club wheat to the Farmers Unior
Grain Agency. His grain was extra
choice and brought better than 81
cents.
Were Here Saturday, number
of well known farmers of the count!
were in town Saturday. Among then
We're A. r. Shumway of Milton. NJ. o
LaRue of Pilot Rock, Herman sub
Of north of Pendleton; r. o. Earn
hart of Cold Springs and r. Haydel
of eight miles north of town.
Talked Road BusineSs-Cass Cam
eron of the Athena country was ;
Pendleton visitor Saturday. Whil
here he paid his taxes and had con
ference with the county court in re
gard to road matters in his neighbor
hood.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
REV. BIGGS HEADS CHRISTIAN
CHURCH IN EASTERN ORE.

BAKER. Ore, March 2s.-Rev. j.
Quincy Biggs, pastor Of the Christian
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30

Want Athena Road Improved - A
petition signed heavily by Athena
residents ana taxpayers of the neigh
borhood adjacent asking that the
county road intersecting Third street
la Athena at the bridge be paved was
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-07-25
Indiana Frame-Up Falls Flat

The sensational suit Of Priest Delaney against the A. R.
mind ended Huntington Indiana with verdict for the
defendant Tie Reverend Evans found guilty and those who
the reputation Of having joined in Of the eowad and
contemplate attempts made ne innocent and molten
Sive minister Of the gospel.
nearly years uneOmpmentary Priest Delaney
have been his home city The story Of his being caught
and up by young husband beleved but
excellent Of dragging innocent into trap and Of
making him the target OF papist spite.
Things reached pass Huntington necessary
find the burden Of the Delaney scandal
Failure discover the real made desirable manufacture
one AT that point r. COnroy good Catholic Of youngstown
o. leter-wrtng seuth Conroy wrote
Evans asking about the Delaney matter with the evident object Of
having the minister put something belous on paper Evans
Delaney story true.
Then the pack yp for they could scent blood the
Evans letter Evans subscriber for The Menace hereto
should prosecuted for the glory Of the great church He
with small congregation and limited influence
and make him errong example of the fate following opponents
Of the holy pope.
Delaney lawyers lawyers hired detective agency
for they were not sure Of based on private letter from one
citizen another They felt the need of evidence Delaney
testified that he had paid the $3.50 for its services The
agency drunken operative named Hail. to HuntingtOn and
Hall made his first appearance Evans church with harduck
successul gave Hall wholesome advice took him into
the homes Of church members and friends and Christian spirit
did his best discourage Hall drinking and him his feet
Imagine the CONSERVATION Of Mr. Evans and his friends when the
trial began find that Hail. the degenerate for whom Evans had
and character assassin working for the destruction OF s
benactor But did help the holy head hunters for Hall
bum witness and the fact of his shocking immortality and lack Of
human deceny emphasized by his testimony the stand
Priest Delaney Of witnesses testify excellent
moral character he got something for the invested after
all H. Bowers Delaney lawyer one OF the lageunged variety
political orators declares that the will be appealed while the
defendants attorneys denOunce the prosecution aneup plotted
against nonsiv whose only that of reading The
Menace and occasionally passing the paper TO others
It shown that whatever publicity derived from Mr.
Evans letter result of the talk about by j. r. conrOy
and others The opinion of and jury plainly that Mr.
Evans letter had caused the priest damage other than what
Cnro and other conaors had brought about on their
initiative.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-07-25
Biz Talk From ]. Card

Jack Gibbons the pope boss Of Baltimore has
being interviewed and mAgnfed by the Romh
faction British press The London Universe quotes him
saving popery great progress the United States;
increase.
very frank Of the trump Gard that immigration
first of psp gains this country As matter
is the only Of increase not only furnishes the
immediate of the Catholic but the basis Of gain
for years to
The comparatively scheme Of coonizng foreign speaking
Catholics parish control the scheme devised
for tranpanng European ignorance American SOIL and keeping
intact robs the country large OF the natural benefits OF
restricted immigration robs the immigrant Of the advantages
be gained through mixing with English speaking Americans
That statement of Gibbons together with the notorious hostility
of the papst politicians towards restrictive immigration laws reveals
hopes and methods of Rome for capturing this country They
going with brains but with animal numbers
Like of ocuss chnchbugs they bring all
their habits here and avoid the effect of contact with the national
language and learning.
national institution America than the greatest Of its politicians
the intrepid of its explorers makes appear that
everything while side Of Atlantic
Gibbons asserting that his word counts for America than
that of other And the extravagant udamus reaches the
climax with the foowng o the credit Of the great American
nation let it be said that Cardinal Gibbons idolized"
OF he is idozed-by the idoaers But fail
the value of compliment Idols the
country with the exception of the papa provinces and parishes
The benghed inhabitants those districts might perhaps
worship living Gibbons the dead St.
about parity live idol have certain advantages like
live doll sawdust Sally; but all this Gibbons CUFF beside
the mark in discussing the live men Of America
This buster papist personalities is characteristic of the
cult both sides of the but puee the talk
small Dragging about the fighting qualities of their respective
dadds Nothing but the religious
ridcue their pulling prattle excites.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-07-25
More Paradox Than Orthodox

The socaled Roman Catholic Church is neither catholic
church To be catholic be univesa and popey universal
any particular church religious organization while Rome
political and military organization, principally concerned with
the acquisition of power
Romansm not Christian for its doctrines and ceremonies
borrowed from the rites of ancient Babyon and places
traditions above the plain teachings of the Christ Romsh
rites and alleged scrptural for they
present in the original organization but have been invented and
added at time byevil evolution and noxious growth
The ridiculous and impossible claim of papal inabity
made until late the year 1870 Pgatory invented
1882 The confessional 1915 Cebacy Of
deceed in 1914 Bonace began the pope business universal
bishop 606 his predecessors being merely Bishops Rome Mass
invented 394 Wax candles began be used like sticks
800 The order Of cardinals originated 30 and their red
into style in 2 In l69 the priests began to shave their
heads Holy invented in 23 and fonts for
first introduced into church buildings in 159.
desperate effort is made establish respeabiy for Rome
because of its alleged universally and fixed form age
of repectabiy then Satan himself oucssed
The alleged church universal unchangng
growth in the wrong direction.
Popery nAmercan, for claims monarcha by
Of aocratic hierarchy Of cardinal princess while the spirit
America democratic and asserts the right of the people rule
Popey beginning to be Roman; for the Eternal City
longer recognizes papa authority The has few churches
big palace under his ruhip, and about all
left of the scheme to ecclesiastical desposm
ruins of the old pagan empire better for the Roman
Catholic Church would be- The Vatican Sect Of Secret Politicians