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PAGE FOCTt DAILY EAST OREGOXIAX, PEXDLETOX. OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, ItlO. EIGHT PAGES vou ii fXT 'jT' firttfc AX IMJEi'E.MENT H SPAI'BR. lu';iL,3 Imi.j. Weekly ud &cui Weafcif t 1'rBd.rtuo. jrjL. by Uit KAST uHhJitMAN i'LhLlHi.N(i CO. hLUKUiKTION KA7 iJi. 1 uoe year, by mail S5.U0 l.rti'j. m moati. by mail liiy. ttrw Bacilli, by mail 1.20 lmij. uutitxu by M !. otk Tear, bv Mr ri-r . 1 si aititid. by carrlef t . tLr- ek'UUjs. iiy carrier... Ii.r. uc tn'lli. by crrt e-ftiy, ooe yLr by axil ....... n. six muotls. by aail fur m-iiiiL by majl Krail V e y. .- jfr. by mall . . . Mit, .:t bvaiiIis. by mail., Brui j.ir uiauj, by mail. 75 i.fci .IS TS M ' TL i!!y Kmt 0-;oolan U kept oa sale t the irfm Xwrs :r-r. Portland. Orroc Nonb-t s-i .0, Portland. Orrn. bb.- r.ur-u. -v4 S-rnrtty BulMma. WasbitiT'. L C, Bureau. 501 Fchjt t;h -?rrt. N. W. Member United Press AasoeiatiaL Entered t the pn-rtoffice at Pradlctoa, Oreg on, sgcgpd ciaas mall matter. Telet'"e OfflHtl rit- anl Cornrr Piper i . I RESTING. liebt;rig is not merely sitting In a peaceful nook somewhere While the precious hours are flitting And the sky o'er head is fair. lt-ting is not merely letting Care pass on or duty wait, Nor in stubbornly forgetting .Sorrow standing at the gate. R-ting is not turning sadly From the strife and stress' and noise. R-sting is doing gladly lJuty fraught with future Ms. E. Riser in Record-Herald. JUS .NORMAL, .SCHOOL RECORD. 7 r. r - 1 141 . Ja liowerman has lust been down 1 . i,i.,.i ., . .. .. . at Ashland and while there he re-1 peated the assertion that he opposed the normal schools two years ago In order to get them out of politics. fcut that plea wont hold. If Bow erman had wtuhed to get me schools out of politics the course would have been very simple. He would have fa vored giving each of the three school a !,..! .,.,..,.j.,i. .... ., .4 .j'livjjiuiii'ni annually iiit would not have been compiled to seek funds each time. He could have! slopped logrolling, If there was any logrolling, by removing the necessity for it. If Bowerman were sincere now in wishing to keep the normal schools out of politics he would be advo cating the adoption of the Initiative measures that have been prepared In ' tehalf of the schools. But he Is not I advocating those measures. He mere- Does the fact that President Taft 1 says that if the people vote to sus- has been at Beverly all this time tain the schools he will stand for It. mean that he has been having1 a three Of course he will. I months vacation? Bowerman's actions at the last legislative session Indicate but onej With many people the "big Issue of thing that he wanted to kill the I ,h,f Jav" te!n fought out at Phlla three existing normal schools and d1ph!a between the Chicago Cubs establish a central school In Port land or In tha vicinity. That course was advocated by the Portland Ore frcnlnn which paper for some reason held a hatred for the normal schools and took every opportunity to belittle and slander those Institutions. Bowerman fell In line with the Ore. tfonlan's attitude and through his po sition as president of the senate he was able In a measure at least to do what the Oregonlan wanted done. In the view of this paper there Is a re lationship between Bowerman's ac tions toward the normal schools and trie Oregonlan's treatment of Bower nan. The Oregonlan has given him ome very valuable publicity, both In the primary campaign and In the contest now on. It has been his chief campaign asset. It Is the belief of this paper that Bowerman was look ing forward to this support when he fought the normal schools two years fro. This Is one of the chief reasons why the Kast Oregonlan Is opposing Bowerman's election as governor. HE IS AN ASSEMBLYITE. In an able editorial yesterday the Oregon Journal pointed out that those who opposed Bowerman In th primary election cannot consistently support him now. He Is running for office more as an assemblylte than as a republican. His record with re gards 10 assemniyism is the same now as It was during the primary campaign. "The case of Mr. Bowerman la un usual." says the Journal. "It Is un like anvthlnr that usually confronts the voter. In his case, It Is not an Issue of party but of principle. He Is the embodiment of an Idea, and that Idea Is assembljrlsm. He Is not a re publican, but the personification of that which true Oregon republicanism triate. To vote for him Is not to rcte for republican prtnclples, but for assembly principle. "Mr. Bowerman never subscribed t- statement One In his life. He hsa ridiculed and Jeered at the fltate went aa popalkrtlc. He htm opposed It and poked fan at ft. "He hate the primary law. He lpoeJ to scuttle the direct primary ucum uKmu, lie tua 10 the Oregon senate that h mould rather vote for convention candi date than a direct primary candidate. That was not republicanism, because this direct primary that he hates is a republican measure, nacted Into law by republican rotes. "What la worse. Mr. Bowerman re quired his campaign committee to re ject a resolution that declared for the direct primary, declared for State ment One, and declared against as- semblies. When he did that, he latPl th direct primary in the race, he slapped Statement One In the face, he slapped real Oregon republl canlsm In the face, and reiterated adherence to the assembly. "It Is a record that no man who voted against Mr. Bowerman In the primaries can forgive. It was an act that reiterated Mr. Bowerman's faith in assemblyiFm and that released every anti-assembly republican In Oregon from all obligation to sup port him. It was an act that, hap pening as It did after the primaries, flies Mr. Bowerman's statua on the ticket not as a republican, but a an asemblylte, and as an uneomprO' miFlng asemblyUe. no matter what I campaign promises he may make." WHY NOT ELECT HIM? Though he is a democrat Ben Hill, candidate for Joint representative. Is more nearly in accord with the politi cal sentiment of this county and of Morrow than Is T. J. Mahoney. of ; Heppner, who is running for re-elec tion as the republican candidate. Mr. Hill is a progressive, while his op ponent is a reactionary'. Mr. Hill be lieves in the direct primary law while his opponent was a delegate to the as sembly. Mr. Hill subscribes to state ment No. 1 while his opponent does not. In the legislature two years ago Mr. Mahoney worked with the anti- mLeiiieiiL men aim vutea lor me no- itrrkius Brooke-Bean bill which would have made It a crime for a man to pledge himself to vote for the peoples choice for senator. All the way through Mr. Mahoney has been "one of the gang." Mr. Hill on the other hand lines up with no political ma chine. He Is looking directly to the people for support and If elected will i be free to serve them without wait- '"K for orders from any boss or boss- 'let. Why not elect him as Joint rep resentative? In the primary election Bowerman had only about one-third the repub lican vote and If Indications may be relied upon many of those who were In the two-thirds on primary day will be against him again on No vember 8. and the Philadelphia Athletics. Hear Oswald West tonight. HE rNHFRSTOOn. The business man was sitting In his office thinking about starting for home wben a suspicious looking per son came In with a leather bag In his hand. "If you don't give me $25 " said the visitor, coming at once to the point. "I will drop this on the flood." The business man was cool. "What's In It?" he asked. "Dynamite," was the brief reply. "What will It do If you drop It?" "Blow you up." "Drop It!" ' was the Instant com mand. "My wife told me when I left home this morning to send up a bag of flour, and T forgot It. I guess It will take Just about as much dyna mite as you have there to prepare me for the blowing up I'll get when she sees me! He threw himself back in his chair and waited for the explosion, but It did not come. "I'm a married man myself," said the dynamiter, and quietly slipped out.' Illustrated News. EGGS BY THE POUND. By fixed tradition anything pertain ing to the egg Industry Is a most amusing Joke the older the egg the more Irresistible the Joke. It Is not surprising, therefore, that a New York official's proposal that eggs be sold ny weight rather than number should be greeted with loud editorial laughter. Of coursei eggs vary in size, the. editors admitted, but after all "eggs Is eggs" and It Is their na ture to be sold by the dozen. The way mother bought eggs is good enough for us. Hopeless, slavish conservatism this; egg progress Is slow and tortuous. We denounce doctored scales and short weights, fake bottles, strawberry box es with high bottoms: we have a wholesome contempt for the grocer who puts all the big- peaches on top and mixes sand in the sugar. But we buy eggs by the dozen regardless of size until the very hens have seemed to see the futility of laying large eggs and the omelet languishes and fades away. From Success Magazine.' For overhead firing against airships a German Inventor has brought out shell with a range of 20.000 feet, giving off a light by night and a smoke by day so that Its course may be trae- Absolutely Pure The only baking powder made from Royal Crape Cream of Tartar Ho Alum, Ho Line Phosphate THE W AY TO WIN. In historical researches you will have some trouble tracing ! Lots of very worthy people who were sweet and Belf-effacing. You will find no end of lobsters that j they couldn't gpg or muffle, But your shrinking little daisies, Clio lost them In the shuffle. j There were great deeds unrecorded; I there Is little cause to doubt it, But poor Clio couldn't know It unless , someone bragged about It. So there's Just one word I'll whisper, if you really think of rising: Advertising. There is nothing that will beat it; If you're noisy and persisting. For the people you are after will get weary of resisting. ; When you pound 'em fast and fre- ; quent, they will always knuckle ' under , ' And accept your loud assertion that , you're really quite a wonder. Self Is not designed for singing, and ' this shrinking gets a habit; j If you want a thing, you musn't wait and let, another grab it. j There's one good way to get it. It's 1 a fact there's no disguising: 1 Advertising. It's a thing of little moment. Is your trade or avocation If you don't indulge the pub! c with some hint or Intimation, You may be a bully sculptor, or a , painter, or a plumber. Or a tinker, or a tailor, or a doctor, or a drummer, But I fear If you're a mode.t and re tiring sort of fellow, You'll be bowled out by the barker who Is not afraid to bellow. It's the thing that the successful and the wise ones are advising: Advertising. Kennett Harris. THE GOOD OLD WOULD. Pretty good world, with lt3 troubles and jars Just wouldn't swap it for all o' the stars, The bright rings of Saturn canals up in Mars. I Pretty good world, with Its summer and song, Right shining bright o'er the dark o' the wrong; And roses that glimmer, dim path ways along. Pretty good world, with a song for a sigh; Sunlight that s'reams through the tears of Its sky, Glad with "Good morning," and sad with "Goodbye!" Frank L. Stanton. THE LAST SUMMER'S DAY. Bluebird Just a-wlshin for cool breeze from the west. And the mockln' bird too drowsy for to sing his level best; And the sparrow Just a-scoldln' of the young ones In his nest, And the river rocks to sleep the water llllles. Rose leaves for love's pillow where soft the shadows creep; Leave him with the llllles, In clumber cooi and deep; Summer has been kind to Tilm to kiss his eyes to sleep Leave him In a rosy dream for ever: Frank L. Stanton. Ambition is the lever that lifts us to self-reliance. A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed and of Ease and Comfort follows the use of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, as it act? gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, cleans ing the system effectually, when con stipated, or bilious, and dispels colds and headaches. To get its beneficial effects, always buy the genuine, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. MAKEA,START! iieewiit you KfflmK 'it MiaecM 4 uez&uL' . -B-M-SB I - ''A rolling rock patters moss" and a bank account once start ed, i3 bound to prow. Failure often has been caused by lack of confidence and judgment to "start something." To make a PMceess we must MAKE A START and the best method we can recommend is start a bank account here, where we pay 4 per cent interest, compounded semi-annually. THE American National Bank Pendleton, Oregon UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY "ix)i: uiniMEX." Pen lkton Ore.. Oct. 17, 1910. Editor East Oregonlan, Pendleton, Ore . j Lvar rilr: I most graciously ask j you for the privilege to make a few j statements. Two other citizens of ( Pendleton with myself are responsi-! ble for Inviting the synod of Oregon I to meet in Pendleton this year since we gave the Invitation at Newberg, j Ore. Those were Rev. W. L. Van Xuys, then pastor of the local Pres- I byterian church, and Hon. J. W. 11a loney, an elder In that church. As one of those three I felt tre mendously responsible for how this body of educated, keen, lynx-eyed men should be received and entertain ed and of the impressions they should bear away from our great inland em pire and fair city. In their commu nications sent you yesterday, and in resolutions adopted by the synod, their Impressions relative to all have been made plain and their position on the great problems of the state has not been left in doubt In the minds of any one. In these, as a member of the synod, I heartily con cur. But over and above this I am a citizen of Pendleton and must be considered as such, as well as every other resident of the county who does all bis business and gets his mail In Pendleton. Then must we not only ask. but demand, a little voice in what -and how and who as to the things done there; and as to what its citizens allow to be done and wing at it in a way. I have been in and near Pendleton for over eleven years and expect to be here many more, God ing, nor foal that she Is In danger when baby comes, if Mother's Friend is used la preparation of the event. Mother's Friend relieves the pain and discomfort caused by the strain on the different ligaments, overcomes nausea by counter action, prevents backache and numbness of limbs and soothes the inflammation of breast glands. Its regular use fits and prepares every portion of tho mother's for a proper and natural ending of the term, and tt assures for her a quick and complete recov ery. Mother's Friend Is sold at drug stores. Write for free book for expectant mothers. BKADFTELD REGULATOR 00 Atlanta. Oa. Orpheum Theatre J. P. MMDZBNAOH, Proprietor HIGH-CLASS UP-TO-DATE MOTION PICTURES For Men, Women and Children , SEE PROGRAM IN TODAY 'S PAPER. Program Cbaagea oa Baadsy's, Tuesday's and Friday's. Bvers Best Flonr ivwl -maw u u jloCfah, f ;mm J wlil.ng, and so my ties to this city an. community are strong. I do not need ;m introduction to many of our citiztns who are ot the substantial kind. They know that if my slogan was put into an epigram It would read, "I am for Redmen," only dif fering from that of Henry George's by the qualifying adjective. And since I feel such a responsibility on my soul for these people who are here In our midst and are here to stay, should I not have a right to say along with others what shall be doled out to them and what temptations shrill be put before tl.em. I say It Is "up to Pendleton" In a great measure to make of these people sober, law abiding citizens or to make of them a menace to the community and misery to themselves. No merchant in Pen dleton but will bear me out In the statement that the sober. Christian Indian wil meet his obligations of all kinds better than the old drunk. Then this puts another side on this question of so-called home rule. Whose home is it? And where Is my home? So let's be fair and open minded and willing to bear both sides of a question, till public opinion, that solver of all questions and that which makes and has made all our laws. Is sufficiently educated to swing to the proper place. Very truly yours, J. M. CORNELISON. Among the many trade schools, Bel gium supports one In which boys over 12 years of age, who have passed through certain grades In the primary schools are taught all branches of gun-making. It Is the nntr5 cf women to Buffet uncomplaining! y, cm discomforts and fears that accompany the bearing of chlWron. Motherhood is tkeir crown In? glory, and they bravo its suffer Ir.gs for tho Joy that children bring. No expectant mother need suffer, however, dnring the period of wait Is made from tim cfcoiccet wiwat that grows. Good bread ia fissured wbao BYETIS' BEST FLOUR is used. 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