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THURSDAY, IX TOIlKIt Zfi, I 9 I G I'ACJE TUREB REXALL REMEDIE NYALS REMEDIES THE N ARIO PHAR IACY amaMA i m m PRESCRIPTIONS Pure Bred Improved Chester White... HOGS Some Sinnischell Hoars, 5 months old. Som open Gilts. Also tied Gilts. At the right price. W. H. TUANEY, OWNER At the Oregon Packing Co. EVERY BODY KNOWS IT When You Wear Tailor Made Suit Thera ta peculiar distinction lu tli fit and workmanship which put It In a class by It Mtf, and the waarar la a elaaa by himself, with other Ullor gurbt'ti iiu'ii When wa make It yeur suit la mucin to fit you, and not a wooden dummy. No tiro forma aro oiaetty alike, hence no ault patterned after a dummy will ttlve yon an emact fit, each aa you, set when we take your In dividual meaaaremen'a. $20.00 to $50.00 Aad anywhere bet areata COPE THEJTAILO Oppaeite I'oetoSjre Ptvina 1U4 W Housewives In uevtl of p.Nk reojpeg should address the Wllaon admluUlra tlou, 1 1() I i I i l Mr. Wilson l)us igath no reply te the charts of Mr llughca. Is ha still too pro to tight? HI it MM 321.: TVtTtTT - HAWAII f -N, igaTl 5Va. :mwm at-JiwaiBia- " 7 - agCQ Bgggi - - LARGE SCHOOL A SPECIALTY ASHLAND PRESIDENT FAVORS PENDLETON NEED OF EASTERN OREGON SCHOOL FULLY SHOWN BY B. F. MULKEY, FORMER HCAO OF ASHLAND SCHOOL. i nri ihihI. or The HoaoraMa li I Muiki)', o I'rcHiiifnt of tin- oathero Oregon Nurinal School at Ashland, nays, concerning; tho establishment of an additional Normal School at I'en IMaa "I shall support the measure heartily for the reaaon that thn preaent Nurinal School, though one of the best In the couutry, cannot he adequate to in. t the needs of so large a state aa Oregon. Thera la no Institution that touchea the masses of the people ao closely as does the Normal Brhool and the benefit derived froa the tales paid by the people of the slate for the main teiiain of such schools r turns direct ly to the man and woman who paid the taiea and la conferred directly up on them and their children. The ei pouse of maintaining a good Normal School In Eastern Oregon to a tai pay er on an aasessed valuation of f 4000.00 would each year be under the cost of a good Havana rlgar. I alnoerely hope that the coming election will grant to the people of Eastern Oregon the re lief thay seek In a Normal School" BUSINESSMEN ARE FOR NEW NORMAL PORTLAND CHAMBIR OF COM. MIRCI ITRONOLY NDORBIS ILL OR aCHOOL TO BE LO CATID AT PENDLETON. Portland. Or. The Portland Cham ber of Commerce, which stands at the head of the businessmen's organisation of the stale, recently endorsed the measure propoalng a Normal School at Pendleton In a resolution, glvlug the following reasons "We believe that Kastern Oregon la reasonable In Its demands that such a school be located east ol the (secatls mountains, hem we reommen. Its location at iviidletnn aa the most logl cat for the following reasons. "Klrat, It Is a elt of some site, hav Ing ail eurullmi-iu of over 1,000 grade pupils. Hotiind, Pendleton Is vary acreasi hie, having over twenty Baaseggxr tralna each day from five directions "Third, tta location Is aa uear ceu tral aa could be eipected. maklhg It aaay of aeoeee at a moderate coat to the students "e'ourth, tt la our understanding that the cltlsens of Pcndletou propose to donate a very favorable site for log agtiooi. Fifth, many other gdvaatageg ers: A good INbllc ' library, several atiuivliea. pare water and a live, Intel. , llgeut roiniuunlt) that will take pride la the progress of the school." n TTT Tl It la gratifying. Indec1, to find that Mr. Wilson stilt statute oattbe auffraga queatloa where he sti-.Nl t tin- begin Qlng of hie itdptiiilaiisiioii Ua lias chaufod on about ' everything else. Ihil.olphW Waning ledger. giii i ', i . . 1 J mMM ca,,leanadway Four and One-half Days From California Shores by the Floating, Palace s. s. GREAT NORTHERN iatntrth 626 fant. width 63 fet. ipes. U ktveu: LicaMiM 100 iuatiafr. HILO and HONOLULU Via Iue Aaceles SAILINGS FROM SAN FRANCISCO. PIER 7 Mo. 7, 27; Dec It; Jan. 4, 23; Feb, 12; March 6, 29 Heuutics and attractions ol the II iw alias tlcwitlxu iu a new loiuci. uuu) iui uuui bulion, at ticket offices, ol upon mail re-saaajgfl, Kuul i'na ! and up, How tU Francisco. Apply lu incaJ railway ssenca or ad- dreee K. H. truiier Ail (! I. I'urtUiul On. it Jackaaa. . set Market St. . Sen e'raaataco. LINK OF mWWM'MIW BOOKS, TABLETS, I'ENS, PENCILS, ETC. .un:.-.uiuui:nu;un;mr.;;uutijj HNNLGAN'S PHILOSOPHY Plttla. Pub'lrlty i.i::i:i:i:m:;:.:.;::;;.!::;:::j::::::::::::::::a "I ate Mi. rlagbea srvd like to kuoa -' ' i l on,,, i., 'itl egg I'ui Hi It y ' Ut-aelf i-oiiiii ten Mm w i , i, - i hi i I'uli.l- it) V" ' Hti,H 1 1 i t . - In the mi. gaya I. TTwaa nil rtabt on tie Nluini'. I, ill In WhmIiIii I n II- illf let 'I lie I In i p Ih it wiil.nl lliroiiKh I 'i'leiiton's hulls I ion no Tumulty i hln he l, iii-i Into song now he picks Ills i liiiuel ""Hi not Hint Prlsldlnt Wilson la less puldlc than Cnudydale Wilson ! lie leas pitiless, "lis like the show I iiiiiii Me tells ye all, nn' more, ahoui Hi lllyfanL hut he baa mlnlal ros-va ahtllie sIhiiiI the spoiled baby. Ho It la wld Wilson. Ilea aorned the bard heart lv Pitiless PublMly.' 'How about the PoelmastersT' aiea the refawrumera. 'We'll nlvtr tell ye,' aaya the fmlahun. 'Kor why? aayt the IriiKiie -TwIil emlisr'ss I li Ad nilnlaihrashiin,' aaya the C'mlsbun And the people laughs. 'Ve flred th' Hid of the Clnsus,' aaya Ilughea. 'Ya lie.' ssys HedDeid He rayslned wld out belo' a led,' aaya he. 'Ye He yer- ! eelf.' aaya Darandu 'To towld me ye'd I are me, ao' ya gar ana placa to a poi'iii-ian,' aaya Dvraud. iu ii fwbaC I aald.' yells Pink Wblahera, 'I I wae gotn' to Ore ye anny way, hut I nlver aied ye to rayslne.' saya Pinky. j An' tbe people rosrs. " Tail ua about all tblm Dlaburrln' Dlmmyrrata.' saya the people. Aa' Waabln'toa la swap' bo a st'.rra lv silence. "Hot doan't ye tblak there's nn pub-Ih-lty at all. Teddy himself was none gunsby with the papers, but be cud he quiet too " We'll grab aome land In Vlnsn eely,' aaya tbe Amhassydure, 'tem'prl ly.' aaya be 'Ye'll not.' aaya Teddy, 're'll agree to arhlirale.' says he. 'or,' he saya, 'In tin daya Dewey'll bo there.' saya Teddy. " Me Ry'le Maather will nlver ron lnt.' sas th' other 'Thin.' saya Ted , i.v. ill aind Peney at wauat. There's a- use waHln'.' Teddy ays 'tlowld , em.' says the Aiuhassyduie 'We ' greev' says he. an ill'll a Idt did we I know how It was for a riieti year " 'We'll have Kerdr CaYwy Uve or i the Hashl Ms rook dead.' ears Teddy. an ha -k euiiies I'enly. An Hie paper ay'(. Oa dauiand lv tlM mir iepait went PVfilv t'srey h'na'uo(a roleosenl ' n' that's all. "How l It nnwT The a"roaseea .laiiL-lilera t Inly at Manly Isaliel lAioihrr slrih-aa Olsle.' aaya tl headlines "I'wluiy Americana killed.' 'Iie ag)s Ttie Prealdlui Calm.' aaya they 'Ates Ha. on and K.gus. Plsys Ooln.' the hrsd)neB Aa' lh pa-.Brgeson- L .', "The Frtsldlnt'a -appvtlle t brink fast aaa good, th leader le the nn shun gettln' attlatda iv grape frulL ha eon an' eggs, hoi hUeull an' eoffee rviiiu Mather iis-boi, ppiufHaed the Mil lv fare the tliialnili over Meil. o " nqh n-lgvrt,. "'The Prlsldlnl Is soixin in privacy lie fateful imibp, "tVUi me throat laat?" The answer la wslled wld fa verlah piletr. "Mondah the pera aaya: 'Nn-imna! Dlissier! Para Trirogt jl-'wireil: I'aak at the Capital ' The Prlsldlnt Calm! " i onsteriiatlou was spread among all classes tiMlay be the report that the 1'iUldtat auoka wlh a sore throat Hirong men faint ew before lliey cud reach the nearest laloon. There hi calk lv siH'lqllir' t day I' pisjei It Is hoped that Hfmr Arre ye on though in claim that t ha ne.i Auieihsus rayststed Itteoshaa, A Inli antber'ty Htatea that ttila wild eud the rrlsli i-isldlnt maite hul wan remaik "Av they'd not been there they'd not t beau kilt." ' 'Ohooatlah, they as, v Hope revlvaa No aore throat. Hltu-u by Insect Prtatldent call. AH Phrases lv Mai . he couetdered he anxiety in the Capital waa re igved today he the follopln' teilleiin "t)it Prishllni has a slight nsr fomtlon Id the cuticle over the Infery are apt unary ased Ut a insect Ulttu him whin aal-qi. The patient w loo proud to acrnK'h. (Signed) Ursyaon.' "It !i ay-poted also lhat Clneral Scott will lto the border to bury the lU-sd, mid hgologUe to the Insnrglnts Ua ul ac I an amy, whether he w ml accept a I -:t ii If offered. This Is coll aldered the thrue a iutluo lv the dim vulty. "Wliinilah the Pihddliit goca piotor I la', Tiuiradah ha jrr'taa a notr ami ' (Jluernl 8-ott starts fnr the border lV . .- &L. , "- .- .1......... In rriuau llie oeauiiuea aaya I ea c m Europe near. PrlaWeng aludy If ' terms WJll he atop tbe arf AnotSeg, ajoh) aV tad. Cspiiai axckWd over raiMirt.' ."llyi we're cuutforted be helnLtowliJ SCHOOL SUPPLIES . the I'li-i-iiiit will a bate haati acfcahaa, "HiitulHlt, he s i onslderln' th' tiiiiitiin question, nn' Motrdab he ag rlaag Orandoi ibara aboot gnckla' euK. And nn lln-r efMa Is pnat. s.i it gaaa rj Bay, v i arag an In', tbere'l nplintv piihlli lly, Imt Us not the brand u lata," K.vl.h-ntlv Mr. Wilson hna made tip his mind nliout something. He refers In hla iicci'piuncf spec h to "tin- ggaj erflgn authorliy sjf Mexico." He unit have decided to whom he wns refer ring. I.exs Hum two rrnrs ago he nan not sure whether It wns the soldier bniullt Villa or the grocer grafter Car dura. It'a not to he wondered Hint Thnmns A. Kdlson fnvors Wilson's reelection The electrical n Irani nntiimlly llkea anything thai switches on and off. a) WILSON FORMERLY ASSAIL- ED THf LABOR UNION. The President ,. nam a sandi- data far efflce and speaka wall ef labar. Until ha became e cm didate far efflee, and aa leng aa ha waa Preaident ef e Univer- eny. he, with entire aafety, lg. nareat er assailed the Laker Uniene, indeed, he was then their bitter, ungenereue, and efteei un- juat erltia. At the Peeple'a Fe- rum en February M, 1008. he aaldi "Labor Uniaraj drag the Mgheet man te the level ef the leweet." In an addreaa at a diet- nee In the Walderf Aeterla en a) a M.roh lg, Itor, In spaeklng ef the eapltaliete, ha aaldi "There is 0 another equally farmidaasa ene- my te equality and betterment ef epeortunity, and that la the elaee a) termed by the laber irginni tiana and leaders ef this aeun. try." In a letter written January d 12, 109, he said: "I am a fierce a a partisan ef the epen shop." In a a June ef the seme year, speaking a a at Prineeten, ha aaidi "The ueuai a a etandard of the employe in eur a a day la te give ea little aa he may a a for hie wages. Laber ta stand a a ardliad by the tradss unions and a a ihie ib the standard te whioh it a a is made to conform. I need net a a point out how economically die. a a astreus such a regulation ef la- a a her ta. The labor ef Amenta a a ia rapidly becoming unprofitable a a under thle regulation. Our ooe- a a nomis supremacy may he loot a a boceuoo the country grows mere a a and mora full ef unprelitable a a- m vanla " I have no queatien a a that gvhen Mr. Wilson thus spake O a he asprossod his smssra oonvic- a a tiens, Laaa than twa yeara later a a he waa m public- life end imme- a diately hia attitude changed, a a Tiiero is no reaeen te believe thet a a hla oenviotlons changed From a a tho Speech of Colonel Roosevelt a a at Battle Creek, Miohigen, in se- a a half ef Mr. Hughes. a-- a "President Wilson settled himself In his chair." News Item. Well, he baa altled something, anyhow. oooooooooooooooo WILSON STRIKES WHEN THE IRON IS COLD President Wilson refueed te ejgaak the Ik In Independence Hall en one hundred and twenty - eighth anniversary of the signing of tho Declaration of Independ ence in Viet hall, and ho ae re fueed because Inaamuch aa ever ene hundred ef our men. women end children had just been mue dsrsd en the high soaa he re garded it as "the vtry moment when he weuld not care ta arouse ths sentiment of patriotism " Mr. Wilson has a positive genius for striking what) ths iron is cold and fearing u strike wahan the iron 10 hoi. If one hundred and twenty-eight yoors age Waoh Ington and Jefferson, and the ether anon who signsd tho Decla ration ef Independence hed felt the same way about patriotism, and tho same wey about fighting as Mr. Wilaun dooo, we would nmvtr have had a country. Had Lincoln felt the earns my, there veeuld be no such thing as the American Republic new in esltt onto. Prom the Speech of Colo nel Roooovelt at Rattle Crook, Michigan, in Behalf ef Mr. Hughes. oooooooo yooooooo "In his diplomacy," aaya ollle Jaiaea, 'the i'iouieut has a-uuilivl a uev uoie." What, another oimT It beglna to apier that that tingle track mind system will have to be temporarily tfoubla tracked. A few weeks hugca, of course, It will aide tracked EASTMAN KODAKS WHO IS YOUR BEST FRIEND? THIS BANK, OF COURSE It serves ymi every l;iy in thfl year liy earinir fur your ininiey, tlieniiy preventing its being lost 0 frittered away. It imt only dues this, lut it pays ymi fur the privilege of aoing to by pejing five per eent interest mi your time deposits. It g.YM you the free benefit of expert advice on any subject involving the use or bundling of money. It will lonn you money at any time on ap proved security, and aid you in its investment and advise you in its management, if you so de sire. It wjll aid you in many other ways if you will give it the opportunity. 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