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the cultivation of a com crop than required SO keep the wends down by the ordinary method of using weed SUtters, harrows and other implements. Men and stock have to be employed for this work, and there are no returns from it afterward except the clenr SUII tnsr fallow field, but where com i planted on this held there are returns. The crop pays well as an nlter-nat- e crop with wheat. The ground if all the better for the cultivation it ami when the corn is removed from the Held, whether in fodder or the ear. the farmer has something to show for his labor. Several varieties are being experimented with. The yellow dent variety is preferred by some, while others to the hardy Hint varieties, because of the fart that corn of this character has a tendency to ripen sooner in this climate, where the nights are cool and frost makes its appearance earlier than it lines in the great corn producing states of the south, middle and west. However, almost any variety of corn will do (airly well 111 mat! I la county when properly BOltl vated ami looked after as an alternate crop with wheat, M to speak.
CLOTHING.
School will open in a tc;w days and parents will be looking about for clothing foi theii Boys. They should remembei the new clothing house "Bur & Daley. " We have
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tiov. T. T. deer received a telegram Seventy-fivmillion brain? 111 tin' from 'h the Chicago American, United States are busily studying the newpaper, asking his opinion a- - to the problem What shall we do with the treatment to be accorded an.ticuists it will and the steps that should he taken to anarchists? He who solve Governor (ieer sent the control them (or himself as a giant following tuaku a name answer : Yard Indeed, hie fame will exstateeman. "To the Chicago American, Chicago, tend to the uttermost parts of the Illinois : "Considering that the avowed anarearth, (or wherever civilized man lives chist is an enemy In all government he is the aame problem oontrontinn aod should no more he permitted publicwool) GOTTERB puitliuK patriotic thinkers. ly declare his belief than a child For barns and dwelling-- . It is easy to say: Pass laws aholi sh- known to n suffering from diphtheria Cheaper than tin. should be allowed to remain unmolestine them; drive them from the conn ed in a room tilled with school childtry; brand them as vipers to hi trod- ren. One is as poisonous as the other Lumber, ; den under foot of man and tnaku it a and the effect of each is tin- same. Lath, capital crime to hold to and espresx Tiie anarchist punlicly declare- - hi- - in Shuntles, publicly to murder commit and tention views consistent witti trie vile teach It ui Uiiuu Paper, rejoices when it - done, l ie permiseasy is of This ings the anarchists." il sion of such public meeting- - a- Tar Paper. to aay, while impossible of accompin Patterson X. .1. a few months Lime and (dement, ago for the purpose of celebrating the lishment. Mouldings. King of of anniversary murder the Take Kusaia as an instance in II 1 01 llillllltert will Mi It had Ivil before dePickets. tration. There the nihilists hav clared was part of a plot inc. tiding the Plaster, grown to greater strength than else assassination ol President McKinlev Sand, Krick and in only to the was not disgrace a state wiiere; there the government has pur Screen Doors & Windows, was held but to tin- country which sued a policy o( repression more exact- at large.it fsfiltl and limits, ing than that of any other nation. "Since the anarchist has no respect Terru Cotta Pine. Yet there the nihilist, who is but the for the government the government (or 110 will respect It him Kuaaiau anarchist, swarms in every lo- should have be a happy dav for us when w- have .1 & cality, and frequently accomplishes congress to radically hrave enough his deadly mieeion. change our natural isatiou law- - that Italy, France, Germany, all contain foreigners of certain classes slull not Alta St., opp. Court Honse. at all and requirlarge numbers of anarchists, and not come to this111country cases, perhaps, a ing except some yet has the man appeared who 0011 Id residence ol ten or tifteen years before stamp becoming eligible to citizenship lit formulate a policy calculated to ZT-- . sd A J addition lo till- - there should he either out the terrible school of iconoclast prohibitlegislation, national or state preswho would kill ail rulers and ing all anarchistic demonstrations ident. The government that is not rational t It is a (act that opposition in wh enough to do this much in with the lesson so nlainlv writ-tegives strength to such cults as that of before it, i stupidly and inconthe anarciiiat. He become a marly r ceivably speech does not, blind. in his own eyes, and strives the bur and never did, incluile the right to T. 1 1 It , der when crowded by the ruproedii ta threaten lib vernor. " tive of the government. Note well disposed man or wouu In answer to .1 similar request from in the United States would not bnj r the Philadelphia North American, the he able eradicate this evil. Vet not .1 governor sent the iol!oing statement: "To the North American, Philadelpman or womau haayet proposed a plan hia-1 s of that holds the slightest promise r tiie people and tlio only people In the It'll Sad.U.ry "Hither national or t.it. bunlnoM In I'undleloii thai sue in the opinion of the man who of the must severe character should a ploy lull force of tnaelianlu tin- year around looks deep for causes and who under- Is enacted prohibiting all anarchistic and rnako our own Ha.tdl.s, If smew, etc., au.l The effect of such in- In not ship tbetn from the factories like some stands the characteristics of human na- demonstrations. our competitors au.l thsn tell you lltsy are cendiary meetings as those hehl at Pat of an tioo.l aa notns- male; but lliey are uot ture. X. J., ami elsewhere, is vicious terson, JOSEPH ELL, It is a problem unsolved. It is a and revolutionary, and tends to Leading tfarness and Saddlery. and entourage unbridled murder. problem that must be solved. The lie world awaits the coming of tin' man The strong arm ol the law should ol all meetaddlied to the uppres-ion who can solve it. announce Call up: ings of men who puhlicl they are banded together lor the that ABOLISH PISTOLS. purose of committing murder in high places. The man, who purposely in, There is little reason why pistol.-- oculates liis system with the seeds of should be carried by private eltiaWI leprosy, is as much to ue pitied alter-wardas the nation, which perinit-th- e ior in any walk in life excepting while continued public teaching of the or law, in serving as officers of the doctrine that it is a public tlutv and military pursuits. To all others the right to assassinate it- - thiol officers. Wood, pistol is a menace and a curse. It The life of President - McKinlev now aa direct result bangs in balance the pa demand to would not be violent Coal, of the shortcoming- - ol tie- American sage of laws prohibiting their carrying people in tin- - matter. "T. T. tiKKK, "Governor. " such weapons. Brick This will appear to be extreme d CORN IN UMATILLA COUNTY. and to western men who have been Corn as a crop 111 Umatilla county is accustomed to carry ' "guns" in their The lirst trial was in its nfaucv. pockets. Kven those who deprecate yet made some years ago on reservation contown about pistols of the carrying The trial was a land south oi Athena trary to law, argue that upon moun- success to the extent that the season liehl- - were planted to tain trips or when passing over lonely following, other and now in almost all parts of atretchea o( country, pistols are need- corn, the count) corn SO -- one extent is raisKtpecial alleullou given ed. Yet hundreds of men have travel- ed, says the Athena Press. 10 Consignments ed all over the Blue and Kocky mounIt is planted on summer fallow IS bushtains with no such weapon with them, ground ami yields fromit 10 toallowed to per acre, when is and have come to no harut. Indeed, It els though under very favorable mature, frequently is true that such men leas couditious, a larger yield has been recome to grie( than do those who "pack ported. As a rule this crop is cut and a gun." With a pistol in his pocket, fed in fodder form, and in this way gives eicellent results. a man is prone to depeud upon it for Besides giving satisfaction and good protection, when ordiuary courtesy ami returns as feed for stock, farmer- - who discretion will better answer to extri- raise corn cropf- do so on laud that idle, produccate one from an embarrassing situa- would otherwise be lying ing nothing, aud at the same time tion. would have to he worked more or less ol the president so that the weeds could he kept down The shooting to forcibly aud the ground clean lor the sowing of brings all of these (acts mind. Pistols should be prohibited the wheat crop in tin. fall, In every inslauce almost, where corn has been the private citizen. planted in ground id tins character, the yield has been good, and the qualSOMa NKWSPAPBR ILLUSTRATION !. ity fair for leeding purposes. Newspaper illustrations are sum. work is required in but little more O0 times absurd and cause the country ed& itor to be content that be has not a TKLKPHONK MAIN staff of "artists" to make picturen tor his articles. The other day a Im Francisco paper printed a cut thOWiOg Whoieualt two alleged troop transports coming ill dealer into the harbor. The vessels had no stacks nor evidence of steam power, be ing apparently sailing ships. Now, the government doesu t carry in troops in eailiau vessels, and the pictures were mere newspaper rot. I'rohahly some "artist" found an old cut in his studio at the office and "sent it up" to the composing room to accompany the story. Indeed, newspaper illustrating So.ik Uwhaad nowadays is sometimes very absurd. loroiii;hl 011 retiring, in uiot in guar. Mis purest hoi Ibumi oi aflsclirs skin purifying oa, aa well anIiur.i-ryThe man who in the circuit court . snil mteelwit foi toils!, hath, ami oluuusat, here pleaded guilty to a heinous Dry, anoint fraslv with Cuticoma of fliiolurlite. .i"l puri- -l the great skbli-uncharge, and excused himself on the Wearolilglovm .luring niulit. Kor wiriiliaiiiU, - ami painful linger ground that he was drunk at the time, lU'liing, burningmihtiuIiiiIrMtiiKHi in m tlim e'o en.ls, Daily East Orssome'i, delivered by needs boiling in oil. in the nam. of PonssP fSPCviir Said thruufi.ouiiknwuiid carusr, ouly 15 canta a woalt. deoeut manhood, is any wan excusable' tfn,j,. UTO " Uv kto. SmuUIu
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