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1 DA1LV EAST OREXJO'MAX. rKXDLETOX, OREGON, Tl'ESDAV, JfXK 28, 110. EIGHT PAGES. AN IXDKPEN1EXT NEW8PAPEH. f ib lthfd 1IIt. Vteeltly and 8ml-Weekly t IVmllfton, Oregon, by tbe KaST OKkOOMAX 11 KLISHlNtJ CO. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. ou, jr. by mtl 15.00 IUj. tlx months, by mall 2 60 ilitf months, by mall 125 111?, oe moDtb, by wall 60 Illy. on yer. by carrier 7.50 fally. all month, by carrier t.75 rlly. tlire tnontbt. by carrier 105 Pally, oo month, by carrier 65 Weekly. una year, by mail 1.IV0 Weekly, six montbs. by malt 75 WecklT. tour montbs. by mall 50 aml-Weekly, one year, by mall.... 1.50 ml Weekly, six mania, by mall... .75 sWml-Weekly. (our months, by mall.. .50 Tbe lally Kast Orrootaa la kept - sals t the Oreron Sews Co., 17 6th street, Portlsnd. Orfa. orthwest News, Co., Portland. Oregon. Chicago ltureau, KL9 Security Building. Waahlncton. U. C, Bureau. 501 Four eentb street, X. W. Member Catted Preas Asoctatlon. Kotered at tbe poetoiflee at Pendleton, Oregua. as second clasa mall matter. Vvisphone Main 1 Official City and County Paper. TON ' LAJC TILE MHK1T. Never the spirit was born; the spirit cease to be never; Never was time it was not; end anil beginning are dreams! Birihless and deathless and changeless remalneth the spirit forever; Death hath not touched it at all, though dead the house of it seems. Edwin Arnold. rKKFEKS riXCHOT TO IIEYBCRX. IXTKKKSTING BUT No two men in public life stand in contrast more than do Oifford Pinchot and Senator Hoyburn of Idaho. Pin chot is typical of one class of citi zenship; Heyburn of another. In a dissertation regarding these two men the Atlanta Constitution recently vl uke as follows: "For its sins, the state of Idaho is r presented in the United States sen ate by one Mr. Heyburu. His two lonR suit are satire that summons sleep and fixed inability to rid him self of viewpoint that surrendered to the statute of limitations three or lour decades ago. "Uoth were illustrated a few weeks .i!7o when he rabidly attacked Robert K. Lee and the south on the floor of the senate, and roused not an answer ing flicker from men who ten years ago, even would have jumped at th chance to ramp around with the Woody shirt. "He duplicated the achievement the other'day, when in a bitter attack upon G if ford Pinchot he denounced the latter as "an apostle of fallacy, theory and ignorance." The roaring senator got a mild hand or two in the current Instance, for the reason tt at certain portions of the west some honestly and some dubiously haven't yet seen conservation in the tig light the rest of the country views it. "N-o American of even tolerablo breadth will unqualifiedly censure v -stern senators, and, here and there, western sentiment, for failure to en thuse over Mr. Pinchot's program or over the program of the government, "Neither are we saying that a mod ification of the government's policy In this wise may not later become ad visable. "But anyone who sets about a wholesale indictment of Gifford Pin chut and the conservation idea in g, neral is carving for himself one of ti e biggest and most impossible Jobs For purpost-s of entertainment In dian war dances and buckaroo con tests are very good. The Indian and the i"wpuiu!iir are picturesque types ar:d strangers are interested in them. Tet in a way these stunts are mis leading. Indian dances and brooch) , that "ever came dow n the proverbial breaking tournaments are no longer pike. typical of life in eastern Oregon. The- j No greatly-needed crusade ever Irdiaii has become almost a negli- j projected in America but what, in its g'-1-'v quantity and eastern Oregon Ion? j Munching, was touched w ith exagger ago ceased to be a mere range coun- I ;tinn. And the man w ho doubts that try. It was that in the pioneer days. ! conservation, in laree and continuous But things are different now. The i is urgently required in every stranger should be made to unt. r.-ur.d si ction of America, simply brings ln this. I t" question his own Intelligence or This is :n age of development. I l i.triotism. Agriculture is the chief innustry and j "Comparing the truly gigantic re- has Kitchener. But Kitchener Is a much younger man and his first re quirement, anterior to his' appoint ment, was that the Duke of Cam bridge, the nephew of the late king, should be retired from his active post upon the army staff which in prac tice gave him the last voice In pro motions. Assent was given becuuse assent could not be withheld. Then Kitchener took a tour of the em-.. Ire, sizing up its resources and its re quirements. He has Just arrived in London and it is nu.iv i.iuu IikcIa that his methods ihcic arc I:;., i.i.:.: ods in South Afiic.i. -v'-. ' .:, ings of court favor cvintotl as noth ing and w here even the sacred staff of officers of Lord Roberts, his chief, are said to have been seized with tre mors when that cold eye rested upon their gay uniforms. Hem e it is not surprising to learn that Kitchener has demanded the ac ceptance of his resignation or the su premacy of his orders. But if he re signs a people jealous of the prerog ative of the crown, where those pre rogatives have been proved to Inter fere with efficiency and so hurt the nation, will Insist upon the reasons for that resignation. Consequently it is desired to shelve him by making him a present of the magnificent bribe of the vice royalty of India. Now Kitchener is a poor man and could hardly afford to take the bribe if willing. Moreover, there are prob ably many men at least equally fit for that position with himself. But Great Britain has no other soldier who com bine popularity and strength of character sufficiently to competently fill the position of army reformer. The chances are that Kitchener will take a fall out of King George V, just as he did out of Lord Curzon, viceroy of India. Inland Herald. WOMKX AS PHYSICIANS. Afraid of Ghosts Many people are afraid of ghosts. Few people are afraid of germs. Yet the gliost is a fancy and the germ is a fact. If the germ could be magnified to a size equul to its terrors it would appear more terrible than any fire-breathing dragon. Germs can't be avoided. They arc iu the air we breathe, the water we drink. The germ can only prosper when the condition of the system gives it free scope to establish it self and develop. When there it a deficiency of vital force, languor, restlessness, a sallow check, a hollow eye, when the appetite is poor and Hie sleep is broken, it is time tj guard against the gert. You can fortify the body against all germs by the use of Dr. Pierce's (Jold ea Medicul Discovery. It increases the vita! power, cleanses the system of clogging impurities, enriches the blood, puts (he stom ach and organs of digestion and nutrition in working condition, to that the germ finds no weak or tainted spot in which to breed. 41 Golden Medical Discovery " contains no alcohol, whi.-kv or habit-forum. i! dri;r. All its inredieits printed on i;s etitftdo wrapper. It is m.t n tccrct nostrum but a medicine of r v.; composition ao:1 v. itli n record of 40 years of cures. Ai.-Ci.pt no substitute there is nutliin; "just as good." Ask your nei'i'iiiors. HttlWtnWMH TH10 MAN SIIK WANTS. the future advancement of eastern Oregon with respects to settlement nd wealth depends upon the extent to which Improved methods are ad opted. Irrigation is already being frllowed in many sections and through irrigation former deserts have been transformed into fertile valleys. Tho horticulturist is now caring for fruit trees on land where the Indian anil the cowboy formerly rode. Irriga tion though has only- been started. Here and there large projects are be ing developed. Some day irrigation will be generally practiced and al most every land owner will be mak ing use of h'.s opportunities along s. urefs of AmerKa to the nation's capital, we have these years, been squandering our capital, leaving those that come after to whistle for their own destiny. What Pinchot has done and of all men in the country he takes precedence in the matter is to fi rceful'iy draw attention to this folly t stridently insist upon its discon tinuance, and to decline to be turned f'"m an act of patriotism by public '! private clamor. "Whether or not Heyburn typifies that class of citizens whom .Shake snear dismisses as being "full of s. und and fury, signifying nothing," ivp should infinitely prefer trusting tbis line. Much of the present wheat "ur cnances wun nistory on me jr-in-ccur.trv mav be watered through thejl"t rather than the Heyburn side of -use Then flood waters from the Uma- t"e platform." tilla 'and tributary streams. there are few wheat ranches that cculd not be Improved through well Irrigation. The wind may be har nessed and made to pump the water from wella. At th!s time the hope of the coun try land owner and also of the towns man lies in the adoption of improved methods. If better yields are to be a cured and if land values are to go higher then those who cultivate the soii must continue to improve their methods. There is plenty of room for improvem--nt. There always will be. . I In the view of the East Oregonian Pndt'.n h.is much to hope from a closer cultivation iind consequent closer settlement "f its tributary country. Through irrigation and through Intensive farming the sur roundir.g country may be made to p. j; :",rt lnf,r!y thn. - its pies.-rit pop ulation. i'e:.d; ton mav .';o much more than Portland has chosen a boy mayor and a juvenile set of councilmen. The h'.ea is to give the boys some train ing in the matter of politics and gov ernment. Portland would be better off if its regular mayor and city coun cil had been differently schooled be f re being placed in office. Tlie death in England of Vr. Eliza beth Blackwell Is a reminder of the progress made by women In a profes sion into which they had literally to force their way. When Miss Blackwell applied for permission to attend medical lec tu res in Philadelphia, In 1847, four colleges refused to admit her. The larger medical schools of New York closed their doors against her. It was only at Geneva, N. Y., that she was finally able to secure a medical edu cation. When she began to practice in New York she was virtually ostra cized, finding it difficult to procure either lodgings or office room. What a half century has done to change these conditions is indicated by the banquet of the flourishing as sociation of alumnae of the New York Woman's medical college, held in this city at almost the moment of this pioneer physician's death. Masculine opposition to women medical stu dents once overcome, their entrance into tin- profession has been greatly facilitated. Where, In 1S70, there were i-7 women physicians and sur geons in the United States, the num ber increased to "132 in 18S0, 4557 in 1S90,' and 73S7 in 1900. It must now be hirgely in 'excess of 10,000. Women physicians have shown their capacity In all fields of medical practice, not only In obstretics and gynecology, but as general practi tioners and specialists, as ambulance and railroad surgeons, and as house physicians in hospitals. The old so cial prejudice against them has died out; they are largely represented in the membership of medical associa tions and are now found in the van of public movements in which women take part. Hut has the ancient professional prejudice, been overcome? It has re cently been alleged in London that tht-y do not possess the full physical and mental qualifications for the pro fession and the caustic criticism of Professor von Bergmann of Berlin to the Siime effect will be recalled. Yet if women doctors are not a success, how- account for their present num bers? New York World. He must have brown eyes and brown hair. His neckties should be brown, but lavender or turquoise blue Is permitted. He must be at least six feet tall. He may smoke, but must be graceful about It; pipe preferred. He must have a sense of humor. He must have an income of at least J2. oiio a vear to start with and "pros pects." He must be a perfect gen tleman. Last and absolutely neces saryhe must own an automobile. If you do not measure up to these plans and specifications you need not try to marry a Barnard college girl. The class of 1910 has decided. Speak ing for the college girls of America, it has made up the all-husband team chosen from the suitors of the entire country. This is the last word of female higher education in regard to mar.. Yet .upon analysis, there is observed a striking resemblance to the idea! of the frizzle-haired little fluff of girl hood who sits in the balcony front row at the matinee and worships the idol on the stage. Higher education may have turned the feminine mind from Chauncey oleott. It mav not confess Donald Brian. But there are evi dences that it has not risen far abova James K. Hackett, and on the heights still gazes upon the heroes of Charles Dana Gibson's pencil and Robert W Chambers' pen. Higher culture has lifted the mind of woman from tatting and batter cakes to Browning and tne encyclo podia. But it has not been able to wean her away from the bargain counter or take her eyes off the handsome man. She may admire In tellectual force and honor moral cdur. age. but she wants Prince Charming to come a-wooing ana to come In an automobile. She may marry a hump-shouldered professor who wins fame by his discovery In regard to the blllbit of the Stegomyla Faclata, or the corner grocer, who has red hair und a dayton wagon, may lead her to the altar. Rut. deep down In her heart, she will always cherish the vision of the 6-foot Greek god In the lavender tie, with the brown eyes, the $ J oixi a year and the automobile. And every time she sees him pictured In :i clothing advertisement or a safety a'or poster, she will heave a sigh and muse on what might have been. 1 :.ilt niiore Sun. ThE Safest Place To KEEP TOUR MONEY IS IN THE BANK. THE BANK HAS IT SAFE R 12 YOU. Headquarters For Toilet Goods We are Solo Manufacturers and Distributors of the Celebrated F & TOILET CREAM COLD CREAM TOOTH POWDER and MT. HOOD CIIEAM. Tallman & Co. Leading Druggls j of Eutern Orei on. BANK iBOOKI There are many who do not ap prove of prize fighting at all. Yet most people are Interested In the ' ..tcome of the big go at Reno next Monday. Encouraee horticulture ?n the vi cinity of Pendleton and thereby work for a reduction in the cost of living. If the crops are good It will not matter greatly whether the assembly o, anti-assembly wins. Slli:i.Vl; KITCHENER. About the last stronghold of royal tv in C.reat P.rit-un is the army and it !s now doing In the way of manu- , IMVy especi illy the former, as the facturing. The citv may secure more traditions of the latter maKo for ef ficiency in a greater degree than do eiftr!cfl power than is now avail s' 'e. It may enlarge Its present man ufacturing indus'ries and establish r-ew tOirts. s ,r nkf...-t for.. factory, a straw pa per factory and othT manufacturing concerns. As soon as a road Is ex tended southward timnr-r may be brough hei from the south end or the county "and -nanufactured Into lumber and then into fruit boxes and i i- '-r finished producta. The most creditable display this city made while the bankers were In-re was that of the products of the Mn.li-n miil. It Is too bad we did not hi v mor exhibits of that kind an! it la too bad we could not show the visitors more Irrigated farming along with the big grain fields. Indians and cowpunchTS are plc tureque snl interesting. But they are of the past and If we would ad vance we must look to the present and to the future rather than to the Javf that are gone those of the former. It is true that the majority of appointments to the nrmv are made on the democratic ba- I'endleton should have : sg 0f a severe competitive examination P-n to anyone of the nation of sound physique and good character; the only exception being a limited num ber of appointments to the sons of men who have spent their lifetime in the service of their country In India or who have died upon the field of battle, who have only to pass a quali ficatory examination, which, however, is much stlffer than the West Point educational test. Yet these-, appoint ments affect only the entrance to the profession. Once in "kissing goes by favor," and a strong connection at court has proved In the past a pow erful lever for advancement. It Is this systi m that Earl Roberts was made commander-in-chief to re form out of existence. He failed Just as Lord Wolseley had failed before h'm. principally. It. has been cred ibly alleged through the social am bitions of Lady Roberts, acting upon a mind tired with an energetic ca reer of half a century. Yet both Wolseley and Roberts had arisen fl without family or court Influence. So Men show their character in noth ing more clearly than by what they think laughable. fSoetlie. Buying flowers in a shop is the cheapest way for an amateur gard ner to raise them. TO GET" ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS ALWAYS B'JV TOE GENUINE IffPaKlf rl B S3 AMD EE S MANUFACTURED BV THE (AUFORKfA flGSYRUP $ SOLD BV ALL LEADING ORUSGISTS One Size only, so a Bottle A Reliable Remedy FOR CATARRH Ely's Cream Balm rHiv.rnrr. 'tT'V.VOJ it ouick l absorbed. Cnet Reliet si One. It cleanses, soothes, beals aud protects the diseased mem- orane resulting from Catarrh -mud drive iwuy aCold in the Head quickly. Ilestoret the 'Senses of Tasta and KmeLL Full siza W cts. at Druggista or by maU. Liquid Dream Balm for una in atomlzen 75 cts. Ely lirothers, 56 Warren Street, Mew York. a Ji-i i ra 11 i r w i 1 iiteia OLD LIN'H LIVE STOCK IX SUKAXCI& Indiana & Ohio Live Stock Insur ance Company Of Crawfordsvllle, Indiana. Has now entered Oregon. Policies now good in every state in the Union. Organ ced over 26 years ago. Paid up Capital $200,000.00. Aa aeta over $460,000.00. REMEMBER, this la NOT a Mutual Live Stock Insur ance company. Mark Moorhouse Company Agent, Pendleton, Or. IIS t:ast Court gt. Phoue Mala Hi. COLESWORTHY'S International Stock Food I the old reliable The best for your stock Try it COLESWOR.THY I 127-129 h. Alta IT HAS OFTEN HAPPENED WW-', IF SOME OXJK liiul bankiil lin dollars 'tit five er cent oniomil ink-rest 200 jeiirs ay and von tmliiy liiul tliut ten dollars and the interest on it yon would have over Fl VK TON'S if silver dollars. We will ay you I per cent interest on the money you de posit in our liank and compound tin- interest everv six months. THE American National Bank Pendleton, Oregon UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY milKIMIl II II w Orpheum Theatr J. V. MKHKlfNAf H. Pr,.rirlrtor HIGH-CLASS UP-TO-DATE MOTION PICTURES For Men, Women and Children: SEE Pl'wuHAM IN TOn.WS P.riCK. froeraui CIihiikc on Sunday. TucwIhj-'h ami FYhlaj'n. The QUELLE Gus La Fontaine, Prop. Best 25c Meals in Northwest First-class cookc and service Shell fish in season Fontaine Blk., Main St. iiis WulHlta ' .... tVHi I ii Tou make a bad mistake whon yoa put off buying your coal until tha Fall purohn.se It NOW nml aecura the best Ruck spring coal the mlnm pr'dui t ;tt ;r!ci s i-oiiRiikrnbly lower than those prcvtilllriR In Full aal Winter. By stocking up now you avoid ALL lihitiirer of liclnir unable to Bccurt tt jtvhen cold weather arrive. HENR.Y KOPITTKE Phone Main 178. Savra money by raadlna; today' ad. Stock Ranch For Sale 1600 acres, all fenced, adjoins r -i-rve on two sides, water on every 40 acres, fine orchard and garden, nine million feet of fine saw tim ber, there Is 40 acres of llmerock on the ranch assays 90 per cent lime, and no other lime within 60 miles of It. There Is no better stock ranch In eastern Oregon than this, 'it Is well adapted to either sheep, cattle or horses. There Is a right on the reserve goes with It. Tou can buy It with all the machinery on the premises for $7.60 per acre, part cash, long time and low rate of In terest on balance. j . The owner has made a fortune on this ranch In the stock busi ness, and now wishes to retire. E. T. WADE PEXDLETOX, OREGON. .ijft GO YEARS' U V Ji dm tESI'.f.r. COPVWCMYS 4.C. Anfnr nftlri(i r kitptrb ii'irl rtrnrr'Mtlnn mm quickly iwrcu o.ir (ituiitoii ruo lti il T m. invention IR prnlinh.v ,iriii-ililti l';in,rii:ilri. tliiimrtrlrtlyrotillil I I. llilflM.JPK i I "I'-ntl J- .1 frnn. ih!..t hi:m.cy lor t-. riiriit pii'f'iM. 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