East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 27, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textfit The Street Fair Is not the onlv attraction in Pendleton: its foing to be big and grand, but the Magnet Cash St.'rt prices are becoming famous and are attracting widespread attontion also. II you want bis; value for little prices the Magnet is the place to go A chance fo a gold watch given with everv do! lar purchase. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood pareMtt. i atronth-r than it x?r wa. . Mr. McKinlcy ha fitrejB lu (ri.'iM- t' uiitierstainl that tliere. is onn' il till j a in hi rv-e.s"ti..n and a iife-el fur I work mi a Ionic tiie lint- at win. 'hp Jirwevnti'in .f wltvhff In tttfl ail twlitn and peveiitwnth uatartsJB, Thry ; shewed themselves in the venirelltl cry, "lletticmher the Main.." in tin coun try, no le- tliMii in "Majitha Hill is . av.'intval in Enirlaiul. Ant tli erv manffsat tiafey in tli w ild frvnty of nolitiral ran ven tionii. athletic con-j IHlli iiiraih- nn.i He, Knuii Rich ntwrvations scientist are! led to the theory that fur aevne reason not yet eriiiei.t. under the mrlnencv of , social excitement, -.nuthinii lake' blare in the brain of the iiulivulna! , i not nn. ike the actum ui hypnotism, by ' whii'ti the filar tier eWMI re-pre-seMi t mi; the niore reo-nt meiitai ami moral ac- ! quireiiients of the rare ar- temporarily j paralyse!, reducing the .object in a I irreater or lew ilegrw to the c.m.1 1 1 it.n of the ohilil and at the primitive man. In such Bsajdltioii thought, reasoning. ; memory and association can have little plan. A tvpical mental epidemic of his tory Mr. I'atriek mention tlx crusades, partienlariy the children1 ertiade. the ant i-Semtif niania. the I dancing mania of the middle aires, re ligion revival., demonophobia or witchcraft, the manacr- of M Hartln-I ! utiew and Um French revolution, rep reenting the homieidal mania which d'lriuw war time. such as the Spanish-1 American struggle or the present j trouble in China, is called the "war spirit." Then there are financial' Dont Be Duped Then' have (wen pla.-eel upon I Br uiarset arecr' t'tour reprint ' ai cremletr edition ot Wetaier llu-nonary." Thev an BBBB1 . -trervd under vriou liable at a low prior By . an." I tsvript it I how Worthless f nrrs niutttttiaff. t N' thr utt.vitie.. r Reprint Dictionaries, twi- if- which . f" nMit f. . ami whi. h wiMtnuoh u,vt't la thr-1 ImltntMOiv U':nr n work -f tOMM BVTtl in!.. . W Long Since Obsolete. The WsBSBtr'. L'sae.-.attd Dlctlsasry pub- tpm crer mutation As a dn-tionan iats alltrtlaw will It w r '. rti mi release- tar LATEST AND BEST, w et-ster- International Dictionary of ENGLISH. Biorrti..Gff.rT. Fkreaa.- tr sttttftst lasjaaa. This Book is thr B;st for Even-bod v. STANDARD AUTHORITY of tto V 5 Srn Coart. all Km Saw Sacrtau Coarts. Hi I S. C"..vrtnmi! Priatiat (XfiR sad of arl all tht Irtnliuli WARMLY COMMENDED v Cclrtar Pmiatan. State SatsrriamWtan of ... T-i-i I - r --.:- fv dsaksr. aarnta. etc.. aji.i m a few aaaa .- a pn'mnim forsute-riptKt to pap"- AnDouiu-emviit ot thiiw co0srliNei)r rrnnt are venr mniea-tina. ine? are ai TVTltanl to be the sotvitantial rquiraient uf a hiaK-r-pr aiu.'.iiK animals panic Tiiev ur reason tint action. of all on- . ... ., irh crmrrrrt W" bolwilat of the departmint ebster s Collejtiate Dictionarv . Rtvtato aMaJ f'ctr M Utruttoaal J avl rc it the bast tr tlx ttaiilt ti itacaat Su ralBKtV in. tww. Srretiner4 faiaas Hiker NwA tnt r.ir th .Worm C. C MERRIA.V CO.. SmaafttU. at OrssTtmlan Pnblishtns; Company, raXDUTTON. T OHkuS Mil-, Hrascairrt m aaraa ot mam p r a -r iaiiilll hi ii ' ii fmm corf arr r camat it VafsiaMaan . s uaKmn K-atL-airrt-xa aaraa qm , m mi as tMitftUtOMai ISO - . VMnrwm- I S? howaiaaai M feaajwor J ADraaTuis.; aaraa lTsAT JUtinMSMS' PHaii.oUa."" rai .... . t UhwI Mtaoa ii u..tR.4a . . . a Twiaai s aas. m Usrty asa Wssa.ysa wisai . . m Pwiama In ai wn.r. ksstsaaak i aj Owuin(ah.u.ii.rt'. Ira:-.- ia pa aatasss aw asi.aaUa. ra in. ..HiuOf s:t m aassaa.a lata. M abaaa.T ptf SI '.' UUfaaviaa.aaWaaati as aaa saa saaasa iM ir-t Ufa ta.aa. tm Ta-U. t AM. at Saa- We.. . lTisaairi'eTiii i'eesaa"ii it w ra. . ' wasair 3 Da... aaae an. aa aa.iai. sack aaaaaaea: iaaa aa. K. . Iaaai asweaa. aaa aaaaa sat Mas. aara .aaeraaav that tln rotmt'v owe China for nn proves! varieties of wheat. oraiip peaches and the "winter mtiskmelon." This muskmelon is now growing uc osMfally in the deep, hot valleys of I'tah, and UmHf awaits an improved methial of shipment to be available in our Katern market. "This melon," aayt the official, "grows as large as a watermelon, i etlible in the montiis of Iecetiiber. January and Kebrinirv . and is as sweet and delicate in flavor as any muskmeinn that can tie bought in '.lie Washington market uiav." PSYCHOLOGY OF CRAZES I'rofesaor Patrick says e rates of all I kind- have found a prolific soil ia Ain-riea Ijecause the American mind is highly susceptible. "Une fad after an it her rage over the cotintrv ami in i A number of "h'ibis" met in Iowa and elected Admiral Ivwey president of the "tourist union" on the ground that he liveel until he waa pat sixty ami never had a home until one was given him and then he gave that home awav. It doe appear as if Pewev has "''' - J. '. different oilier- iui Mir iiuht. The "violence" U the ne'r. n. and Ne York has somewhat ranioved thejitnpreaaion that it h only in the south that the nejrro d.iee not receive justice. Kace hatred is not tec tional. It exists in all aaction and climates. Inferioritv will detest in feriority wherever and whenever the mind." but rather of the pecuii .liflerviit ahadaaa of it meet and flash, characteristic isfhatvor of the n Many observers have noticed a striking difference between the conduct of an individual and the conduct of a mass or mob. A mar. who. when gov erned directly by bis own reason, is pre-eminently law-abiding and ra tional, may throw a paving stot.e through a street-ear wind m.u; .11 pommel an inoffensive laNiring man. loin in a wild 'madd v" cha..-. or pal like a Comanche Indian while under the influence of the mob. Wbv is the jiiduet ot human beings from their conduct a indivi duals? This is the problem of the new laeiwD.ee of cia! lawahofaay, uaj :n. manner in which science attempts to treat Ihi? phenomenon is explained ir an instructive w.n :i the l'. i:..i ! Science Monthlv h I'rofeseor 8. T I W. Patrick of toe t'niversity of Iowa. I This wscial paychohgy, Mr. Patrick explains, is not the study of any mys terious entitv calieel the "social the leev craie. the noman in the granger move Farmers' Alliance, the greenba the silver i-rate This is a pn.-identiai vear. The in dividual mind is more likely to ba raeitad than during the calmer time? when scramble for office does not prompt political BasjsMlIt o make a Trilbv out of every voter. Conseajuent ly it is not surprising that many an in dividual delegate at each of the big political convention- reeentiy held hoold have done and said thing he wa heartily ashamed of when he got away from the mrlnence afj tin a. , i affiatus of the howling MB that almost defied loa,.elt awl i.rvan. It should be the purpose of every thinking man so keep himself well in i-.l-l.. lb- !clli,! !!. I'Tget tllif wllef in a erowtl he is as nbiect to the hvpnot much r intuit It is a wise tiling self alone whil in POLITICAL POINTS BwiMtar Btawart port Mi'Kinley declaration to sop in line with a Dealer in all kinds of Lumber and BwUdtaf Material his. stock of lath, shincies. tar paper, ninuidintrs. sash and doors that are quarantine: not to warp. Estimates furnished on building material on short notice. R. FORSTER. - Proprietor. The Closest Scrutiny the individual when 'i: -in fluence of the sax-ial attlatu To answer the question, In what ways is the behavior of man as a social being different trom his behn-. i. r ! as an individual'.' Profasaor ttenera Hentlerm. of Missouri, de clare that the I' tilted State. ;- i:. longer a republic and prove his declaration by citing the fact that two wars one against the Filipino and the other against China are being ' examinee him and hi emmet waxed bv tiia twawident without anv ! mental epidem ics and rajte. eonatitntiona. -net, on . Tier Ku-..n rl B m Z Z czar claims no greater power than I ssjafj, we rind tiiat he i that which is exerciaani. almost without rememiienn. associati nr. test bv an American nreaiileiit " re fleeting, NMOSJIBSJ 1-11: av Oeneral lleuderson. tin in- Pat' tlnr If. I.e say?, individual lei .i- tiireateneal. It i said if he hat! not made the promise lie would have leen defeated. f headquarters would lie "petivd. las The people are told by the administration'- organ- that "aeeretary htajt has oaten receiving Iron. Judge Taft. tae head of the civil commission, favorable report iron, the Philippines and the outlook there seem- Light) encouraging." !! long, oh. bom long, is the public to be fed on this stereotyped news'' It is a fact of record that Genera! McArthur recent. v c larval that it would require lOu.uOu American troop to properly handle the Philippine question. A settlement is as far away in the island- as it ever waa. subject t e-i.. desires and impulse, promjiting action: that hi action is more deliberative, and when it occurs, is the result of a set of i determined h -.i.e n.ai - i.. OS .e- rii..i.. .- .-. It is : "Th i-ir. .: lor tlw for U.a " of do mora, ideals of the social order to which he belongs. Studying his mental development, whethet from the savage or tin- child, it is found that the dire, ti '. change lias been away from imitative, impul sive action toward thought, letlec tion. deliiwration. He continual) mane- in r.- 'i- mSM -r .it..;. a:.t. cipatingtlie future, reguiateahis action in the light of his post eX-rieii.-e. This change from the imitative and inipuiai.-e t- the reasoning mar. panies the development uf his brain centers. autnoritativeiv aiiiwuiiceil that three bishop- n. ine A. M. t. church have declared lor CoIomI Bryan for president Tlie jr.- Hi-hop Hour; Turner, of tieorgia ; Uihop Urant, of Illinois, and Bishop Derrick. ' In diana. Bishop Turner will make speeches (or Bryan. ii i of your liner, and other washable xar- t- ol. t ni.-i.t- ia- not I nor band will onlv rlaaanaen th.. aaa. i empire, ftp victi.,11 in vour mind that we ha-. I the I'-ople. by )nor how." the facilities and Um l.pie. That a il Ungues t. "do things up" in l.igi class style. Not the least of our merits i- i-r ini tiie. in ilcliver . r know what it is to wait I a j ri . -higher ay wa this of ex-highly Bryan is accuacd of twiug insiucen by republican papers having nothin,; eiar to charge agaiust him. The fir. gonial, is one ol these. Jlr. Brvan has '- quit.- i. psoran bis siaearity in many ways, I JJ'mBt r"'0? . . i w . . i . i. .1 iroj.jn in. ivioic ii. tk an.... and these papers cannot break his munjenVto a condition rersemb.ing Eia record in this raw pact. 8ince the qua. ) primitive stat bv means of hypnotism. I tion of sincerity ha.- laten raisad, it i The subject becomes a mere i. !:. will be proper t.. inquire if there mchine actiug out everv snggeatiou . ..a ui d in LrniiTi? nuie.1 leiirea-.llt the- moat recent acouirvn.unta of the! one of thaaa papers that believe that the republican party's utterance against trust kj sincere? As tiie pany is a hypocrite in this connection it is easy tor its organs t- charge insincerity to Mr. Bryan. A guilty conscience i quick to lay it burdeu- on others. Tlte Portland gnian is daft on the questtion of "gold standanl." "honest money" and "national honor." It throat is ury from talking about this trinity. The Portland per argue the money issue so luceaaanti) that it is creating the impression that it ii attempting u coovince itself and overcome it own doubt on the ques tion. When a man or par is con vinced of the truth of an idea lie is not inc. i ne. I to sbuut off his mouth auy too much about it. The argument of most people is addressael to their own douhut and tiie ureagoman apatars to x one of the- in relation to tiie money que tion. The Oresrouian should know that t a nail "is driven tiouie" another blow of the hammer is likely to weaken it strength than otherwise. race are teuiirariU out of the circuit. . A study of the mind of lite child snows that it presents many point of like-j ueaa to tiie mind of the nypnotic sub- i ject and t. ihe mind of the primitive man. "We are, therefore, not sur prised t Hud that the child, like the savage and J the hypnotic subject is imitative, impulsive, non-relieciive, incapable of much abstract thought, deliberation or reasoning, and that he acta with a viest to immediate rather ti.an remote end. " Profeer Patrick next turns to the behavior of tiie normal adult man in epidemic and craie of all kind. He ttnds that from the crusades b to. ina--a r. uf ht Barllnuomea, iron the tolip mania in Holland to In. Isewey welcome in New York, that his twhavior is to some extent similar to that of the hypnotic subject, and the child, and the primitive man. President McKiuley lias deal ideal accept the challenge of Bryan In dianapolis speech and will devote nearly all hi letter of acceptance to the queation of imperialism. It is said he will show bow the republican party, from bis point of view, has wrought great and lasting bench t by it course during and siuce the war with hpaiu. President Mckinley will make several speeches during the campaign, more than he ha led republican managers to export, hi other ways do all lie can to te nance the default of Bryan. It l uaiiy grot my Mr. Patrick describe.- tne general character of mental action in epidemic j I as loiiowa: Men become imitative beings, and thier actions aredelei-l mined by suggestions from tne actions I of others Memory and tiie associa tion of idea.- are inactive, anil then it an inability to reason ami an indispuai I lion toward deliberation ami calm re- tu n, -cum., rasi exarieiiee are ilisre- guriie.i. remote cn.-equein.-- are not seen, and behaivor is impulsive ami spasmodic. Keeling is verv strong and every kiud of emotion is likely to be exaggerated. Calm obaervation is also lacking and mental change.- mat la mistaken for objective reality, as in the case of the hallucinations that are frenjueiit ill these phenomena." Under the influence of a craie the moral character of a jarople suffer a reversion to a primitive type We ob serve tiie exhibition of primitive in- sRR W- a : AWolliepsTriiehrii:?.! "! would like tu MSMMi my gratitude for the oetktrit received fiom your won ilcrlul medicine. ' Favorite Prescfip tion. ' " write Mn H. C Anderson of South hrium New Haven Co.. Conn , Boa ui "hiring thr firat month of prafnancy I could not keep aaytht.tg es tmy aaorutcb W.. an aick that I iiii! to go to bet! aad stay for week. 1 tmd different doctor., but with little benefit. I read about many being bei-a i by using your mvdutnc so 1 thought I would give it a trial I L gan to take your Favorite Preacnp tion in November ind 1 bad a nice little baby gtrl in February following My baby weighed over eight pound. 1 era only in bard labor . ut one hour and got along nicely during con oneruent was up and dressed on Ibe eighth day I never bad the doctor with me at all My friend thought that I waa aick a very abort time. I think IX. Pierce a Favorite Prescrip tion u indeed a molhtr'i tru friend, for it helped me wonderfully FAVOKITIi MkilSCKIrTIOfS .MAM..- to LAk toOMHFe ATVflSaU MC toon s sVEU t ix- Tims Sehsduis aaaivt roa From Psndlslon. rru I'aat Ma . Las lienver FurliFaai Mai. Ko. ! Wortt. umaba. Kan- No 1 ttta. ra. ass Cur St Lann. " a r. . Chics., aad Kt, vu: JP a orsawn Satan Lias. jLiisup. m sfB r u' '- pot:v, spiiaaria !- ' hicago and ftaat. via in ( rr. tirea. N .rtera Fsji Ma:. -.rt.an.l an.i aan ,laa: Mai. ,;aa. J Fraaciace. : OA a m : t sa I I axwa ra a)p m Oeaan Stsaminipt in i i From Portland. For aan Piaactaeo kesry fivs daye Columbia Risar e p m Exaran.la; Slaamsrs. aartuula. satnr.U) Tu .uioris an.! Way U a. m. Labdin. Lr Riiria SnakaRlvsr. ILeLaai eu hh I Lwna Mrsj,fjs. Riparis to Uauioo. )U,t c Mued trait, iaaaeea I'en.llai.jQ fur WaUaWalli daily except Sunday, ati'. b m aal arrias ai J aa) p. m. For ful. information rail or a rue to II III K1.HI KT. OeDeral Paasanger Ageu-. Pofilam: ureuu F. F Waasiar. Agent. pndluu. THE CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... Take the. Washington & Columbia River Railway For Chicago, as Cm HI. Paul, ht Ivouis, Kan M. Joe, Omaha, and Hroprletor the atincu, such a cruelly, re venae and and bhosl-thiretiiiei-s, together w ill i iiange- I aklunHaa l.iml ul l.u...a a h.-.. aiul coun (jiiiiiusiastie" devotion to a leader. All whoae (IOIH. mr- trait were well illustrate! , more ap- in the revolution erase in France and j Everything New. New Horse; New Kiga. Beat rigs and teams iu the city . B.rders given tiie neat attention . Service any hour of the night Tilinniaw N 7e ill Points Last and South Fortlaod and poluts on the Sown.. Arrive aun.Uya We.liiea.Ue. ami Oi,i..,.. lleuaru .1.1.) ea.epi buu.Ui t . i II AS a at si. a ai wi. 1 1 i ii lea iroiUK rale, ami aona ruudaiiuru. call on or addraas W AbAMri Ag.ui. a. . CALLigaHKAIi, 0. pT"""" 'U Walla Walla. Wasa. IHARDWAREl mm Zt Yir all k.n.1- .'I E I Shell Hardware, Ti', Uri-fte, Iron a d Copperwaw, 1 Oils. Axle Grease, Lime. Coal arid Geie.i wr- I SAVAGE AND WINCHESTER Rifles Vi Aaraanilion. THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY J. F. Rootntor., Proo. Tetesa, (JO Q.R.&M 3 XT- A AM odd si'tf "f cut nails a: t&M a-r Mfe ipnalal OfwwN ffja prompt ntteniion. RRC I Taylor, the Hardware Man 1 : 7:1 i,n Strict, Pendleton Planins crnsndi it ? i .!,id and LumhtT Yard 1 nBT, a Kidney Diseases CURED THAT HAD ECU Pronounced Incurable Mr C. A. Stillam. -r ... - ".""unr or lainoi.-i. II mIi rm vu.. CURE 1 ui l salDwsTY wirn wontlcrful uc. l'"- It ha rural that h..;,i. , ....a.., oronounced incurable m,"lf ble to tctifv 10 Ha My mm to d.y h . ZZ ltir-" " alth. snd your KlsW 'MiklfcWI has ma.v ... .u a L . ' Li . . , naa suffer- o any I day I feel ten v,.n "'inch ai t rde of life arui Ct thu ka l'. u ia' year aro. 17' 0m wonderful c,fi. , - of it md,calnu;.ii.:.-. J 1-will V BANNER SALVE is the Creat Healer. y .it ai I iiy nifnUI PBAMM ACT, PKMii.ariv. MNMOsT, SPECIAL Tu ISt- Wead Every Day Get our Gun... i ,r ,i : ': !.- Ann. PM& of !hlls at IL J BdUauli t'uroer Wsto an I ..French Restaurant.. TIIK PI.AfE Ti EAT. Vnsn tou .-an ! wmcthlnf OOOD. (iu.-. LaF-'ontaine. fropre-tor. Ouiuk Cab Service Farmers Custom Mill I 'cJ M altc-". Pruprietor. any Tiraa apaclty. M raHMii day. -i: - lisns-l for wh?at. Depot StAble Mi" mmimi rJ c-- iway. Wool for Sale Til" l'.:- r'-i-i .Vtiik T wll i :;f the 'r !., Rale Kutel t.i receive se.ile.l bidi oa Lots of Wool, No. 5. ft, j and 17, about O0 sacks, n m itoied in Um Independent vexehaie. I reearv the ptivilen of rajeetine anv or all liia- .1 B. SMITH. Paints. Wall Paper, (ihiss, Picture Moulding and Artists Materials E. J. MIRPHV. Dvspain block. Cour School Ho()ks and choo Supplies T; "ini-Unr. li-.ks. I.iu.ci, I,, x.-s Cravi.ns, li.ik strain, Slates and rixm(. 711 Haia st MAX B M R 1500 Bucks for Sale VbmJ are full blooded Kandiouillett Mmi rPoUed IMaine Merin.,e. They are large, veil matured and carefully eleetd l.u. k. Sheep men 8hould ee them baton making c.ntrarts. Conveyance furnished free to Uupeei this 1-and of thuroughhredr. Addresr CHAS. CUNNINGHAM, Pendleton. (Jrc. IJ. A.I 1ARVICV, The only exclns.vc- maker of hand made harness TE UGHJ fk,ce S3 tock. All work guaraieed. 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