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( EIGHT FAGEfl page four DA1XX EAST ORECON1A.V. PfiNDUffTOX, OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1911. AN lXDErKXDKNT XEW3PAPEB. Published Dally and Semi-Weekly At Pendleton Oregon, by the ' A8T OHKUOX1AX I'LBLISIUXG CO. SLUSCK11T10N KATBS. Ui!y. ooe j-far. by mall VfetlY. nil momha. bs nail .... I'ally, IhTf tnouiba. by mall lially, on Dimth, by mail Imiij, one year, by carrier Mly, aix months, by carrier iVailv, three moQiha, by carrier laafly. one monili. br carrier oil-W'wl!iy, one year, by mall Hecnl-Weekly, tlx months, by mall.,.. " Stml Weekly, four mom ha, Ly uiall... place company L upon a war footing will require some 60 recruits. For tho good name of this little clt; U is to be hoped that the Pendleton guard company will be quickly brought up to the roqu'red strength. For four years the state has main tained a guard company in this city and has expended much money in do ing so.. Now that there is a possibil ity the guard may be called into ser vice it would look bad for the city to have the company "fall down." This is not jingoism. There w'll The lally Kcst Orei;nian la kept on aale ax the Oregon Newg Co., Morrtauo rt. Portland. Oregon. Js'orthwnet Newa Co.. Portland, Oregon. Chtca . liureau. !ut Security Building. Wah -rton. L. 0., Uureau, 501 Foor ' mth f reet, Ji. W. Uear United Press Aaaorlatloa. fitered at the postoffice at Pendletoa, vrepon. aa second class mall matter. Wephone Main 1 Official City and Oonnty raper. "WHILST IT IS PRIME." Fresh spring, the herald of love's mighty king, In whose coat-armor richly are displayed Ail sorts of flowers, the which on earth do spring. In goodly colors gloriously arrayed. Go is to my love, where she careless laid Tet in her winter's bower, not ' well awake; Tell her the Joyous t'me will not be stayed, Unless she do by him the forelock take; Bid her, therefore, herself soon ready make. To wait on love amongst his lively crew; Where every one, that mlsseth then her mate, Shall be by him amearced with penance due. Make haste, therefore, sweet love, whilst it is prime, For none can call again the passed time. Spencer. .15.00 . 2.50 . 1.25 . .50 . T.50 . S.75 . l.M . .05 1.50 7S .60 probably be no war and the Oregor. rational fuard will not likely be cull ed into the field. CYrta'nly it is to be hoped there will be no call. Peace Is sweet and war is terrible. Only the ignorant or the very foolish desire to see a war. The true patriot is one who stands for peace yet is ready to strve his country if his country needs him. Evidently there is something in the situation at this time that makes it desirable to have the national guar 1 ready for service. Otherwise the or der to place the guard upon a war footing would not have been issued. Should there be no trouble and therefore the national guard not be called into the service those who join a.' this time will lose nothing. They will merely have a little military ex perience that will not hurt them but on the other hand should be good for them. If by any chance there should be a war and soldiers be needed by the United States those who belong to the g.:ard will be fortunate. They will be able to go out with well equipped and disciplined organizations under ex perienced officers. Col. Dunbar, com mander of the third regiment, of wh'ch company L is a part, is a vet eran officer of the Spanish war and many other officers of the regiment are veterans. The regiment has a full hospital corps and is equipped in everj- department. It would be much better for a recruit to be with such a conimand than to be in a volunteer rtgiment which nt the start would have neither equipment nor officers and would be little better than a mob. IT IS NOT RADICAL. "Roosevelt approves of most of the Arizona constitution but he is afraid 4.1 the provision that allows the peo ple to recall judges if they desire to JSo. It was to be expected that the colonel would hold such a view. He ; Is a, conservative progressive and he la from t section of the country that twos scarcely started towards the po litical goal the people of Oregon have already .utained. Naturally he wanU " to move slowly. There is a lot of solemn nonsense ' About the sancitity of our Judiciary and Col. Roosevelt seems to share in ' the same. Some people speak of the - Judiciary as though it were composed o men of more than ordinary clay. As a matter of fact our Judges are chosen as are other public officers and they are of about the same calibre. Many of them are put intcjbfflce, not because they are learned In the law and are fair winded, but because certain interests feel they will'proflt try having them upon the bench. It 1 is notorious that the public service corporations of Oregon tried to place on of their men upon the supreme -court of Oregon at the last election. He was defeated for the republican nomination by Judge H. J. Bean of this city. some people think it radical to give the people a chance to recall a Judge. But that plan is no more rad leal than the plan in use where the recall is not in force. Federal judges are subject to Impeachment by Cress and state and circuit judges by the legislatures of their respective slates. That is a radical provision be cause a legislature is generally mor- ed more by political considerations than by anything else. A legislature of one political faith could easily at tack a judge of an opposite faith and Impeach him unjustly. It Is true that this is seldom if ever done. It is equally true that the recall would aeldom be used to oust a Judge. The people as a body are Just as honest a any legislature and quite as trust worthy. They always will be because the people select the. legislature and avo creature can be greater than its creator. VPHOLD THE SCHOOL BOARD. Because the Lincoln school now has but four rooms and bo cannot provide accommodation for all the grades many north side children are com pelled to walk many blocks to the Washington or the Hawthorne schools. This make It hard for the north side youngsters and particularly for those of tender years. The Lincoln school should be completed so that all the grades may be taught there Just as at the other schools. If the people up hold the school board by voting the bond Issue Thursday then the north side school may be completed. Dakes Hone Baking Easy BR Absolutely Pure The only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar NO alum.no lime phosphate With the selection of Leon Cohen as president for the coming year the district fair commission has made a good start towards a successful fain It also looks like the' board and the Roundup management will co-operate more than they did last fall. hour of foolishness. Without the leisure hour during which the burden can be rorgotten in the eager flight of enthusiastic ener gies, any human being becomes dwarfed and crippled and finally at rophied. If in seeking needed pleasure and relaxation men and women through Ignorance become addicted to vice, can society point the finger of accu sation at them, when society has ne glected to safeguard them by offer ing opportunities for pure Joy, right eous emotion, clean and wholesome pleasures? The great Boy Scout movement, which is sweeping the civilized world, is striking at the very root of this problem by cultivating not alone Joy rnd work but Joy in work. S AIRMEN'S MAP. First Ono AMniN In Paris Design ed by Army Officer. The first airman's map hns ap peared in Paris. It was designed by the French army's geographical de partment, a further evidence of the value set upon military airmanship by the French war department. Air men have complained that exlstrjg maps are of little use to them, so Commandant Pollachi has set to work to provide them with something bet ter. He began with the district of Chalons, where the flying school of Mourmelon Is1 situated, and this is the first to be published. It is printed boldly In six colors, corresponding with what an airman can see of the earth from a height of 600 feet. The roads are white. Woods and forests are made splashes of green. Th and downs of the country are made by shading, light for a gentle rise, heavy for a high hill. Towns and vil lages stand out clearly in red. Wind mills, church towers, factory chim neys, telegraph wires and even tall, isolated trees are Indicated. Spots where it is dangerous to land because of uneven ground, hop poles, vine yards, orchards, etc., are marked with red crosses for the airmen to avoid. Women taxpayers may vote at the school bond election Thursday and it will be interesting to note whether the ladles stand with the progressives or with the pessimistic element in this city. Col. Roosevelt would have been un grateful had he not endorsed the Ari zona constitution and statehood for that territory. Most of the rough riders came from Arizona. Purify Your Blood The cause of pimples, bolls and oth er eruptions, as well as of that tired feeling and poor appetite, which are so common In the spring, Is Impure and Impoverished blood. The best way to purify and enrich the blood, as thousands of people know by experience, is to take Hood's Sarsaparilla Accept no substitute, but Insist on having Hood's. Get it today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets known as Sarsatabs. GUARDSMEN WANTED. Orders have been received from "Washington to recruit the Oregon na tional guard to a war footing. Why that order was Issued is not made clear. It is not for the adjutant gen eral or the guard officers of the state to Inquire. Bat it to their tetj obey the order and they are endeavor ing to do so. Pendleton's guard company, along with the other companies of the state, la looking for recruits. Continued p-ace has made service In the na Uonal ajuard something of a bore and none of the companies have their full quota of enlisted men. Most of them ' iave about the minimum number re - aulred to be on a peace footing. To THE RIGin OF JOY, (St. Paul Pioneer Press.) Some day the political economist will discover that, whether the world owes a man a living or not, it certain ly owes him a playground and an hour of leisure. Indeed, If a man is to have a living that shall be marked by any contribution to the good of the world, he must have opportunity to play and to do things that have no practical value. Dr. Woods Hutchinson, the charm ing medical Iconoclast, who has for many years been puncturing the bug bears of popular superstition in re gard to health, and telling the world that it cannot be both healthy and uncomfortable at the same time, says In a recent article: It is not play that impels to drink and dissipation, but work. Two-thirds of our vices are pitiful and distorted efforts to get, by oblique and un wholesome means, that opportunity for joy and emotional expression which is denied us where we ought most to be able to secure it in our Ufework." It will not take a very wide Investi gation to gjve the proof to this con tention. We read much of the evils of ourll dancehalls, and too seldom stop to ask what the original lure of the dance hall means. It means simply that young people, whose dally life Is drudgery and terror, find their one gleam of happiness in the few hours a week that can be spent amid the glamour of the dance and the mulsc. They are entitled to that happiness, and If it is made possible for them to get It under circumstances that make for uplift, they will not long cling to the cheaper and tawdry glamour of the dancehs.Il. The young boy goes to the poolroom not in search of vice, but in search of fun. If he gets it amid surround lngs tending to isplre htm to useful ness the cheap poolroom that finally may wreck his manhood will hare mall attraction for him. Every soul needs relaxation, Joy, excitement, pleasure, and even Its llohbcsh has Modern and Snaitary Bakery Otto Ilohbach has just completed improvements in connection with hia Court street bakery, am ounting to about $5,000, and now has one of the cleanest and most modern bakeries in eastern Oregon. He has erected a new brick annex with concrete floors, plastered walls and dough mixing and handl-1 ing machinery that assures absolute cleanliness and sanitation, besides being vermin proof. Within this new and modern factory, all the cakes, pasteries, candies and ice. cream will be made that is sold by him, either wholesale, from the wagon or in his recent ly renovated retail store. A standing invitation ii extended to the general public to visit this new bakery not at any ap pointed time, but at your convenience seo for your self how clean and sanitary it is kept at all times. IE COMFORTS OF LIFE MEtegfJwHO BEGAN 1 . iKXO THEIRX2MONEY in THE BANK.' HENRY H. ROGERS was a poor boy. He worked in a grocery, lie saved his money aud put it in the bank. He left an estate of 100 million dollars. Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank. We pay 4 per cent interest on Time Deposits, compounded semi-annually. THE "S. American National Bank Pendleton. Oregon UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY HEADQUARTERS FOR Toilet Goods Wo are Sole Manufacturers' and Distributors of the Celebrated F $ S TOILET CREAM : COLD CREAM ' TOOTH POWDER ,! and MT. HOOD CREAM. Tallsnan & Co. I Leading Druggists of East-' ern Oregon. Grande Ronde Apple Orchards on the INSTALLMENT plan. Talk with the Pendleton people who have visited these tracts. HILL & IIIBBERD, OWNERS STACY ADAMS and ROYAL BLUESHOES at A. EKLUND'S At the office of MARK MOOKHOUSE CO. SNAP 1 60 Acre Desert Claim Under proposed ditch. Owing to the fact owner of the above mentioned tract is call ed east, will sell at a bargain if taken at once. This property is only five miles from Echo and four miles from Staafield. Land lays nicely. See about h today. Act Now LEE TEUTSCH The Home Finder Your Doctor Is Honest Honest in his knowledge ofdiagnosis and treatment. Honest in hisendeavorsforiispatients benefit. ,? We put his medicines together in the most scientific way, under the best and safest conditions .. Your doctorjandjyour druggfet guard your health ,"We are in business for yourfgood health. THE PENDLETON DRUG CO. ANCIENT AND MODERN bathroom plumbing Is not to be com pared. If tho cost has prevented you from replacing your old closed, germ breeding plumbing by a modern bath room come have a talk with us. MODERN PLUMBING COStS a little more at first than the old style, but better health and fewer doctors' bills make up the difference. The cost Isn't so much greater either. Get our figures. They'll prove It Beddow & Miller Pendletoa' Only Exclusive Plmmbora. 12 W. Comrt St. Pbon Black SSAS af PASTIME WITH Cass Matlock, Prop. BEST PICTURES MORE PICTURES LATEST PICTURES , am illustrated songs in , the city. Skows afternoon and eve nings. Refined and en tertaining for the entire family. Next to French Rutturani Entire ob&nge tare tinaes e.ch week. Be sure and wo the next change. Adnlte 10o. Children onder 10 Tear, 6c