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DAILY EAST ORBGOXIAV, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, Al'GVST 13, 1910.
EIGITl PAGES.
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REPRESENTATIVES OF MANY NATIONS WILL
GATHER TO SPEAK A COMMON TONGUE
Washington. Men and women from
thirty-five countries will gather In
Washington soon but there will be
no babel of voices for the men and
women will be the delegates to the
Sixth International Esperanto congress
which Is to be in session August 14
to 20.
Though the delegates are coming
here from the fartherest points of the
world yet there will be no confusion
of mother tongues but a free con
versation in a common language.
Approximately 1,600 delegates are
expected, and a program, elaborate
for a 'convention of such a nature
Mis been prepared. Distinguished lin
guists of this and other countries will
be present and these men will tran
sact the business necessary to the dis
semination of their Idiom.
Aside from the serious meetings
and discussions many interesting fea
tures have been prepared for the seven
days of the congress. There will be
an elaborate open air presentation of
Shakespeare's "As You Like It" by
the Hickman players. The lines have
been translated Into Esperanto by Dr.
Ivy Kellerman, of Washington, and
with the players drilled until they are
letter perfect. The spectacle of men
and women from all sections of the
globe easily following the performance
will be witnessed.
Another of the features standing
out from the program of the week
is the ball game on the afternoon of
Thursday, August 18. Space has been
reserved at the ball park of the Wash
ington American league team and the
delegates to the Esperanto convention
will attend the game In a body. Many
of the delegates will be treated to
their first exhibition of the American
game biit the play will be understood
by all. The officers of the American
association of Esperantists have had
translated into Esperanto a baseball
guide especially prepared for this
day by one of the leading baseball
writers of Washington,
It has also been rumored that Um
pire Silk O'Laughlin has been drilled
by an Esperantist and will give his
decisions in the common language.
Some trouble was experienced in
translating the "strike tuh!" slogan
of the famous umpire.
On the Sunday of the congress
special morning meetings will be held
the action of a board of special In
quiry, he brewed a dye from the lead
of an indelible pencil and soaked his
long beard in it.
The next application was Intended
for the hair of the head, but when
the dye had well set, he discovered
too late that it was blue, not black,
and quite as indelible as It had been
advertised. With a snow white head
and an imposing ultra marine blue
beard, Lubowsky probably will be deported.
life on Panama Canal.
has had one frightful drawback ma
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and general debility. But Electric
Bitters never fal to destroy them and
cure maralia troubles. "Three bot
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severe attack of malaria," writes Wm.
A. Fretwell of Uucama, N. C, "and
I've had good health ever since."
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SKKK WHITER OP
SEDITIOUS POEMS
NORTHWEST NOTES
jTacoma tournament, in straight setsjtn the Episcopal nnd Catholic church
Candidate Against Assembly. (rolled into some stones, sustaining a
Salem. Or. John Leland Hender- 1 cut scalp and a bruised side. The ac
son of Hood River has filed with the I cident .was due o his having no al
secreUry of state his declaration of ' penstock. W. S. Horan of Eugene,
intention of becomine a. candidate on ! Brands Benefiel and -C. W. Whlttle-
6-1 and 6-4. Miss Hotchkiss played
a remarkable game.
tM republican ticket for the house j
of -representatives horn the twenty
ninth representative district. He
aaya he will fight all movements which
have for their object the repeal of
the direct primary law, the corrupt
pracSces act or the recall law, and al
so that he will vote for the popular
choice for United States senator. He
adapts as his slogan, "Republican for
statement number one, and against
the assembly."
sey of Portland, assisted Currier in the !
remainder of the descent. Currier's
Ls the only mishap the Mazamas have
met with since camp was reached Sat
urday afternoon.
Driver Dragged by Team.
Grangeville. Idaho. While hauling
water on the ranch of Ben Zehner
with a four-horse team Tuesday after
noon, Percy Leffler, the driver, had
the misfortune of letting them get
from under his control.
la the runaway he became entan
gled in the lines and was aragged sev
eral hundred feet before getting loose.
The accident happened about three
miles from town and Mr. Leffler was
at once brought In, where, upon ex
amination, it was found that beyond
some severe bruises he was unhurt.
The damage to the team and outfit
Wis slight.
I';rtt lire Roported.
Roseburg. Or. Reports reached
this city Wednesday that a large for
est fire ls raging at Dumond Bar. 15
miles east of Tiller, this county. A
force of men. headed by Forest Su
pervisor S. C. Bartrum of this city,
ls fighting the fire. It is reported
that quite a number of small fires
have been extinguished in that vicin
ity the past few days.
Alfalfu Crop I Iirgo.
Walla Walla. Wash. Alfalfa hay
ls a considerable product in the Wal
la Walla valley this year, and It is es
timated that 2000 cars, or 30,000 tons
will be shipped from this city this
season. The average price so far is
$12, the price running from $11 to
$13. This will make a return of some
$350,000, more than a third of a mil
lion dollars v
Mazama Sustains Injuries.
Camp Riddell, Or. George H Cur
rier of Rainier, in returning from an
ascent of Mount Middle Sister Wed- champion,
Girl Beats Man Champion.
Seattle. As a feature of the tennis
tournament here Wednesday, Miss
Hazel Hotchkiss, national tennis
defeated Sam Russell,
nendiy, slipped on a snow bank and northwest champion, by virtue of the
SEttMOJf-PROVIDIXG AGENCIES
FI RXISH SERMONS TO CLERGY
New York. While it ls possible
such things are known In this coun
try as preachers having their ser
mons written for them by others, up
i , V. ; a . ... . . 1, Viae i . Vi ii r 1 1 a . i n.
u In r recognized husinpsa undertaking
as it has been in England.
There are on the other side special
sermon-providing agencies which, for
the sum of $1.25 will send a . manu
script which 'has no duplicate; the
usual terms for one written specially
are $2.50. Generally the writers are
clergymen, some of wnom have agen
cies of their own, but recently a new
class has sprung into oe:ng, constitu
ted of ordinary Journalists, who have
turned to this branch of writing.
The batter agencies have men In
their employment who devote their
attention to special brunches of the
trade. Thus, one firm claims to have
specialists in the following branches:
Foreign, home, mission, baptism, mat
rimony funeral, flower, temperance,
territorials, introductory and fare
well. One advertisement reads:
"Modern sermons. Original written,
by hand. All subjects 2s 6d each. Spe
cial harvest 6s. Confined to the
clergy. Edited by M. A. Oxon."
Another is as follows:
"Original sermons in clear MS.
Lithography by beneficed clergyman,
late traveling fellow and chancellor's
medalist of his university."
In many cases there. is no false sen
timent about the trade, the clerical
authors attaching their names and
addresses in full. These advertise
ments appeal to all, being specially
prepared for use by clergymen of the
high church, low church and so on.
S'
Wheat Ranch For SALE
Consists of 640 acres, all in cultivation, half in sum
mer fallow and half in stubble. Average 30 bushels
of wheat to the acre and has run as high ai 42 bushels
Fair house on the land and barn room for 26 head
of horses. Good machine Shed.
Splendid Water, Windmill and Two Cisterns,
About Three Acres of Bearing Fruit
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS WITH PENDLETON
Located six miles west of Myrick and 12 mills northwest
of Pendleton near German hall.
Will Sell for $60 an Acre if Sold Before Oct. 1st
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JOHN H. PETERS, PENDLETON, OREGON
es where ns much of the services as
possible will be In Esperanto. It Is
expected that sermons In Esperanto
will be delivered.
On the following day the congress
will settle down to serious work.
The Esperanto Academy whose duty
It is to preserve the language in Its
virgin purity will meet, as will also
the International Council and the
International Scientific Association of
Esperantists.
On Wednesday evening ten hand
some premiums will be awarded to
the winners In literary contests, each
having presented a thesis on a cer
tain assigned subject written In Es
peranto. Between the business sessions of the
congress the delegates will enjoy many
opportunities for sight-seeing offer
ed by the capital city. Many business
men of Washington will have adver
tisements printed In Esperanto. One j
of the largest sight-seeing auto com
panies has already secured a Wash
ington guide book printed In Esper
anto.
At the congress will be detailed
policemen of the Metropolitan police
department who have been especially
Instructed In Esperanto. These offi
cers a clnss Instructed during the
last several months by General Sec
retary Reed are now experts and
this too is looked upon as one of the
expected triumphs of the' congress.
On Friday the "grand International
ball" will be held and this promises
to be one of the most attractive so
cial features of the convention. The
dance cards will be engraved In Es
peranto and the delegates will appear
In their national uniforms.
No" attempt Is being made on the
part of the Esperantists to substitute
their language for the mother tongues
of the world but they are trying to
convince the world that the universal
language is invaluable from many
standpoints. If successfully forced
forward. It will mean a revolution In
business methods and make Interna
tional trading, the Esperantists claim,
a simple work.
In a commercial ,way, they claim.
It Is of practical advantage to all do
ing business beyond their national
borders; scientifically by offering op
portunity for an international version
of all the great scientific works of
the world. For travellers, they state,
It Is an Immeasurable blessing, elimi
nating the Inconveniences of having
to contend with so many foreign
tongues Last year Secretary Reed
traveled from Northern France to
Barcelona, Spain, speaking nothing
but Esperanto.
With the full establishment of this
international language, It Is claimed,
will come a greater amount of Inter
national communication and a conse
quent fuller understanding of the
true "brotherhood of man."
Cairn. The Egyptian authorities
are searching for a certain shlek, All
el Ghayatl, who Is alleges to be the
author of a collection of poems Jn
which the crime of Wardnnl is con
doned and the judges who passed sen
tence of death upon him are violent
ly abused.
The collection, which comprises 129
pages, Incites Egyptians to revolt
against the occupation, and Is supple
mented by a translation of the "Mar
seillaise" adapted to the occasion.
Some copies of this seditious collee
tlon of poems have been seized by the
police in public streets and steps are
being taken for the trial of the au
thor. The latter, however, has dlsap
peared from Cairo, and Is belleveed to
have gone to his native town of Da
mletta, whither Instructions have been
sent to effect his arrest.
Meanwhile search is being made In
Cairo for further copies of the sedltl
ous poems. A copy discovered In the
possession of a servant In the employ
of the principal nationalist newspa
per has led to the discovery of about
40 in the house of a member of the
staff of that paper, who, however,
admitted having received the conies
from the author himself.
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BEARD IS BRIGHT BLUE.
Aged Iinmlirrnnt I'so Dye to Fool
Officers, Picks Wrong Color. .
New York. There Is now on exhi
bition nt the Federal detention sta
tion on Ellis Island a true bluebeard,
nationality Russian, aged 70 years,
beard long, curly and a bright blue,
Moses Lobowskl heard on his trip
across the ocean that It was difficult
for the aged and Infirm to get Into
the United States, so when he was
turned aside at Ellis Island to await
1". S. May Add ZcmUns Before
.WIIuim-n for Military Defense.
Washington. Military experts of
the war department have under con
sideration a plan to add the dirigible
balloon or airship to the equipment
of the signal corps. A strong plea
will be made to congress during the
coming seson for an appropriation
sufficient to enable the department to
purchase one or two airships of the
Zeppelin type and to build a plant
necessary for the maintenance of
these aerial monsters.
This means that the army Is not
as yet ready to adopt the aeroplane
as a part of the military equipment
for national defense. The experts
are of the opinion that the dirigible
has been perfected, while the aero
plane Is still in the experimental
stage. Recent accidents to aeroplane
operators have accentuated this point
of view. The dirigible, they say, is
making trips with a high degree of
certainty and has demonstrated Its
usefulness as a war machine not only
for scouting purposes, but for carry,
ing materials and men and weapons
which could be used to great advan
tage. This pronouncement on the merits
of the dirigible by the officers of the
general staff Is the present decision
on the controversy which has been
maintained by the partisans of the two
types since the aeroplane came Into
the aeronautic field. The army has
faith In the dirigibles, despite the ac-
cldents to the Zeppelin ships, and has
not faith In the aeroplane whatever
hope there Is of its further develop
ment. It Is the ultimate purpose of the
signal corps, according to the gen
eral plan which has been adopted, to
establish the aerial corps as subsi
diary to the coast artillery corps. Sta
tions will be established for the big
airships at forts along the coast so
that they may be ready ror service
either In connection with rival en
gagements or In case of attack by a
foreign navy or In connection with
land maneuvers. As a part of their
practice work the big ships will sail
up and down the coast In order to
train themselves for their work as a
sort of aerial scouting line running
the entire country. .
If congress, which has shown much
opposition to such innovations as
flying machines, can te persuaded to
adopt tho point of view of the general
staff It would not be an unusual sight
within a year or two, to see a huge
cigar-shaped dirigible sailing over
any coast city.
It Is expected, at least, that the In
terest in dirigibles which has waned
In the United States srnce the Wright
brothers demonstrated the possibili
ties of the aeroplane will revive again
and It Is hoped that further Improve
ments over the Zeppelin type, making
them still more valuable for air navl
gatlon, will be brought about.
Pendleton baseball fans will re
member Ralph Hayes, who pitched
for this city's star baseball team of a
few years ago which cleaned up all
of the Independent teams In the north
west. Many of them also knew that
since he was attending an eastern
school at the time he played here un
der an assumed name In order that
he might not be debarred rrom Inter
collegiate athletic contests on the
grounds of being a professional. They
will therefore recognise in the Ralph
Glaze of the following article the star
twlrler of the Pendleton baseball
team:
Waco, Texas, Aug. . Baylor grid
Iron fans are elated over the prospect
of having Ralph Glaze of Dartmouth
as football coach for the 1910 sea
son. Athletics all over the state will
De interested in this announcement,
and no doubt many of them will come
to Waco next year to benefit by the
experience and Inside knowledge of
football of two such veterans as Glaze
and Mills.
Enoch J. Mills will coach his third
football gquud In Baylor next year.
Besides being an all-southwestern
quarterback he is the man who coach
ed the Baylor team that beat Tulane
In 190S, the only game Tutano lost
that year, and the Haskell Indians
In 1909, Baylor's most glorious victo
ries. Glaze ls an all-American and an old
Dartmouth star and a football and
baseball coach with a national reputa
tion.
Th East Oregon Ian Is Eastern Ore
gon's representative paper. It leads.
and the people appreciate It and show
It by their liberal patronage. It Is
the advertising medium of the section.
Is constant day and
SIGALS OF DISTRESS.
Pondleton People Should Know How
to Read and Heed Them.
Sick kidneys give many signals of
distress.
The secretions are dark, contain a
sediment.
Passages are frequent, scanty, painful.
Backache
night.
Headaches and dizzy spells are fre
quent. The weakened kidneys need quick
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