We will meet you
and greet you
Kor of MUM yon are coining to the Harvest
:irn ival . Bnthualaam It abroad In the land
it- oontageoui uid you Mich it. s
want ymi In get it In egfueel ami whan yon
arc here make yourself at homo With M,
If vol! want to purchase an article visit ns
batore buying. Ml nnd winter are
nil in. Its tln bin value ami the little
lriri that attract atti'tit ion ; yon will llml
1 1 it'ti bith at Tin- Magna! .
A chance fur a uohl watch piven with every ilollar ptinShaM.
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood
TUKHDAY, BKPTEMBBR 25, lou
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Killt I'KKSIDKNT,
William J. Bryan.
UK NMIKASKA.
KUH VICK. I'KKSIDENT,
Adlai E. Stevenson.
llf II.I.INOIS.
Killt PRKSIIIKSTIAI. KI.KfTOKS,
W. M l'lKK'E n t'malllla.
OKI. I. RTUAKT. -if Multnomah.
J WIIITTAKKK. "( Hellion
K KKIINKK. of Milllnomali.
While Mr. II. V. Scott, editor in
chief of the I'ortlaml Orcgnnian, in in
the east hi- sub-editors an- apparently
endeavoring to write thennlevea into
hid favor on tho mtbieot of " llryan -iini"
ami "it kindred evils" which
tln viviil imagination of these editor."
conjure with. The Oregon ian in
periodically subject to those tit", and
particularly n jnat at thin time, on ac
count of the increaaing strength of the
democratic candidate and the improved
chances of hi election. The l
paier is vigorous in it- denunciations,
hut itH shafts are mi ointed with
bitterness and prejudice that they Hy
wide of the mark and Bryan receives
ImneHt rather than injurv from their
aiming. The Oregon ian s influence is
far below the level of itH ability, solely
on account of its . I i i . 1 1 .. u . tn he
striking and dramatic rather than fair
and truthful.
I They found that they could supply
j their need" here in advantage. Many
lot them, who have heen trad inn in
' Walla Walla f..r year", will POM tn
i I'endletnn tn trade hereafter. This id
'an it fdiotild he. The trade rightlully
i belongs tn I'enilletnii ami it has here
j lofore none tn Walla Walla because it
was looktd iipi.ii a" a lar.'er and better
place, hut it is not true, as far us
' bMlMti advantages are mncerned.
'The fair and carnival have done this
I IDMh for I'emlletnli. It has brought the
"east eml ami tie' Walla Walla
valley closer tn I'eiiillotoii, their penple
in touch with ii", and this is a good
work well done, and Pendleton cople
must do nmre of it. Here we can see
the good of being a live community, of
doing something to ahow that I'enille
tnii is an important business place,
with all the advantages, facilities ami
resources of u trading center. I'n this,
and Pendleton will ipiickly hecome
the scrond city in Oregon.
"T HERE ARE NO TRUSTS;" H ANN A.
trusts, and there i llaiina's confession
t lint the interests 0( the trusts arc
nmre Important than tinman life. The
UnlvwtOn storm destroyed a city ami
killed (we've thousand human hemic-.
Hut 11 M it tut . Hpnkesnian fur the trust
wing ni the riM'uhl icaii party, considers
that hnrrihle disaster as nothing com
pared with the trusts' Intoreati
Truly human life. human rights, are
as nothing cmnuirod with trusts in the
eve- ni trust owners and 01 the tru
party i
If you vote tn ononurage and par
petunia trusts yon ttora for a future
condition in which will cmne a
struggle with human life nil the one
side and OOntOlldOted rapital on the
it her.
If you vote for llnniui vim vnte for
danger.. ns Hm'ial conditions, for enndi
t imis dangermis even tn t he tru-t owners
themselves, although they are tin
blind tn see it.
The penple will not Htbmll ti
perinai.P'it exploitation ol the niany by
a lew. That cxphiitatinn uOttld lion
he BO r bad and gradually hmuglit under
i niitrol .
l,ot it gn on fur another lour year
and vnii will see OonditloOl that will
demand remedies that Mr. Manila
never dreamed Ol in his wildest alt.li k"
en Bryan.
The people must decide not batwoan
McKinle and llryan, hut batwaon COU
"crvative rah! adlai ami desperate
remedial later. Ami the rich man,
even the trusi owner, ihoUld lie must I
deeply Intaiaatod in applying coiiserva
tive remedies hefore it -hall he tm
late.
"THOU SHALT NOT STEAL."
llryan made a
ni the Obit ago
luring which
It will not In
"peaks fur the
is manager m
uato'lian nf
denied that Mr. Manna
repuhl ican nart . He
the republican campaign,
the republican campaign
fund, and. presui.iahlv, antlmried
ikesinan of the attanipi to keep the
repuhl icans in power We hope that
everv democrat and republican in the
rtland 1 conntrv pal MM -lr
leiivereu in cuicagn
Ui cent I y Will lam .1 .
speech to Kani itudenl
university, in Chicagi
he saiil in part :
" 'Thou shall not steal ' is a com
mand that is directed as much against
the trust that plunder" by the national
highwav as against the insignificant
robber wbo plunders by the waytide,
'Thnii shalt Dot steal' is a cmnmaml
that is as hindine upon those who mh
by ntaklng the people trlbntaruM ami
enlleeting frmn them such tolls as they,
tile monopolists, please - that BOtnmnitO
OOOHM to them as well as tn tlmse who
are guilty nf petty larceuv.
"Why do we need a large nrtiiy in
this country'.' Let this nation he what
it lias heen, let this government derive
its just powers from the OOWNBl ol the
govcrnco ; let our government ba
servant and not master of the people,
and every citiiten will die it naod he tn
preserve that government. Hut ha-e
your government upon force, and you
will have to have force present all the
time. ' '
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mav he tiiat we have
race: it may is' that we liavi
a turning point in our career.
llaiina's speech
on Tuesdav.
The speech was
town Mckinley
statements hy
Hearst's Chicagn
f irst statement
made at the llown
tbab, We quota two
Mr. BaOMi says
Vmerican :
I wnuhl like Mr.
In Trenton, New Jertey, a nuinher
of puhlic spirited cituens are raising a
fund, by Kving "apelliug U-es,'' ball"
and entertainments, with which to
provide puhlic haths. They expect to
K,et together hy tlieir efforts as much
as f.o.oo i Right here in I'emlleton a
similar effort should he made. Pen
dleton should have a park, haths and
a lake to which the people could have
five access. This need could lie pro
vided within the next year hy -imply
a little effort on the nart of a leu
puhlic spirited people. If it were
done, the effort would lie very success
ful and the result so gratitying that
tie- people of Pendleton would be
stirred to increased interest and con
tideuce in its future. Those who "own
the earth" on which Pendleton is
located have a double interest in such
undertakings as it would add to the
value of their holdings as well as give
them increased enjoyment. The Kast
Oregonia'i has frequently pointed out
how a puhlic park, haths and a lake
could be seen re. I, at comparatively
little expense, Ho it is not necessary to
reisjat this part of the story. Who
will be tint to assist this iaair in
carrying out the suggestion'.'
Kour years ago the American re
public had not inhaled any of the
poiaanja Ol imKrialism ami was tin
greatest world power that swayed ami
influenced the minds and hearts of
men. There was no stain upon its
honor, in, blood ol an alien people
upon it" hands. We had kept the
faith of the fathers. The torch of
liberty passed around the world tor
more than 1U0 years had been lit at
the tires of the American revolution.
The spirit of the people was ipl tokened
ami their pathway maile plain by It.
No human influence for freedom and
progress in all tiie ages has equalled
ours. With and under leadership in
lilwrty and sidf-governineiit-giving to
the individual the maximum of liberty
and throwing arouiul him the minimum
of restraint there has marched the
most marvellous material progres- that
the World has witnessed. The question
now ariaes: Shall we return to that
ideal wiuie yet there is time, or shall
we drift, as we are drifting, to the
vortex that has swallowed all the
greedy (.copies and grasping empires of
the past and where all others urc
fated to follow'.' Tin Americuii jicople
have this quest mi, to decnie lor them
selves at the ballot box. The respon
sibility is up to them.
The Pendleton lair and carnival at
tracted here a large number of eoplc
from the Walla Walla valley and the
eatt end of Umatilla county. S,mc nf
these people had not visited Pendleton
before fjr year. The improvements
made iiere and the growth of the town
since they saw it iaat was a great
surprise t.. tlx in The magnitude of
the stores and the cmnplelenean ol the
locks were a revelation to them. Pen
dlaton became at ouce to them nmre
than it ever was before u reality and
an eiteuce-a city of small dimen
-mo.- hustling place of business.
Ilrvan or any other democrat to tell
me what a trust is. I believe there
isn't a trust in the entire United
.States."
Second statement : "1 am all right,
for I talk about things that 1 know
ail alsnit and I don't lie. either."
It is doubtful wnether two state
ments more surprising have ever been
made by any statesman at one time.
We shall devote attention to the lirst
statement only and permit the record
ing angel and u future state to attend
tn the second.
Mr. Ilannu sav- that there j nut a
trust in the entire United States
That, mind you, now bMOBMM the
official view of the republican party.
Do yon want trusts to be exterm
inated'.' How can they be exterminated, -i ice
thev do not exist'.'
The discharged drummer, the "inall
bWWMi man ruined, the man who
I'.iv- mure for -i .,, ami coal, and a
thousaml necessities talks ot trust-,
hut ho is simply dreaming. He is ,c
lirious, like a child in fever, seeing
monsters that do not exist.
Mr. Mckinley may humor the
feverish child and say:
"Yes, papa will kill the naughty
mnnster."
Other republicans may talk platitude-
abniit destroying trusts while col
hvting trust campaign fund"
lint H HBTta i head ami brains of the
republican pariv will have im nnn
sense. He will not humor the leveri-h
drummer who imagines he hu- been
discharged.
He will not tolerate the nonsense at
the householder win, thinks be is
paying nmre tnr coal. He savs:
''Trusts do not exist. There is not
one trust in the entire Uaitod Mate
Shut up and vote for me and Mckin
ley."
Thousands, hundreds of tlmusamln
of sincere republicans must refuse t
vote for a party that ha- become tin-
party of Haniia when llanna talk" a-
abovn.
Can you place reliance in a party
which flatly denies the existence of the
greatest national evil?
Tin- Standard Oil trust pay divi
dends of 80,0U0,uon u yi.,,r. ,, ,nalJ
can sell oil or exploit a well on Ins
land without Rockefeller's H-rmissinii.
Kvery lamp in the country pays tribute
to the great oil trust.
Yet llanna say- "Xn trusi exist "
The gas trust robs Chicago, New York
and almost every other great city.
Competition is crushed or bought out,
legislation is bribed Into subui ission -the
iieople are robbod to pay the hills
for briliery and for buying out.
'et llanna says "No tru-t exist.-."
Can any American, whatever his
individual wealth, becmne a sugar re
finer without meeting certain bank
ruptcy at the hands of the sugar
trust'.'
Rubber, leather, all steel and iron
products, wire, tubing, all the forms
of industrv that in the past have bail!
up individual prosierity, art- thev not
the exclusive pnqiertv of trusts'.'
Yet llanna says "No trust exists."
To republicans:
Have you never felt the effects of
trust sjwer?
Have your expends nut been made
greater bv trusts'.'
Ho you not view with anxiety the
future of a country ruled by a lew '
If knowing the extent of the trust
evil, knowing the bold defiance of
truth in Han mi's statement, vou vnle
for the party of trusts, remember this:
However sior you may be, the trusts
will make you poorer. However rich
and independent you may think your
self, tho trusts will reach you and your
wealth, and your independence if you
give them time.
Ill that same speech Mr. llanna said
that liryan's election would "llwarf
ii,. awful ItoriU al UalveHton."
liryan's election would hurt the
run our
reached
it nay
he that destinv- destinv that is never
known until it is past it may ba that
destiny has determined that thi
nation, like so many other nations in
the pat, is to prove again the old
truth that the wage" of sin is death.
"it may he tiiat it is daatiny for this
nation to slum mice nmre that alien
the dollar becomes greater than the
man the government must decline. It
may he that the love of money has so
taken possession ol' the American peo
ple that they are willing to sell their
birthright for a mess of pottage. That
tnav he destinv. No one has authority
In declare what destine is. Thill ma'
he destiny: hut what is mir duty.'
Lincoln says that it is our duty to do
right.
"The moral character of an act la
not determined by the MUD bar Ol -
pie engaged in it : the moral character
ol an act is not determined hy the
method bv which it is done. The
moral character of an act is found in
the intention of one man to take what
belongs to another man.
take" it mi the highway
house, whether he take
time or in the night tine
takes it in violation of
or under the guise ol
make- no difference. If
iiinii the mind m everv
today that idea I
in vain.
"Ami as I
Bound hand and foot to household drudgery, scrubbing
and rubbing day in and day out, doing your cleaning
in the hard old fashioned way-woman, why do you do
it? Break away and use
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Washing Powder
This famous cleanser has proven the emancipation
of thousands of other women why not yours? Ut
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quest mn, I have boOOttll attMUMd at the
amount ol stealing tint is done in
directly, and I st ile it as my s ileum
eoRVletran that the amount ol Mealing
done hy law is Infinitely grantor in
this country than all the Mealing done
III violation of the law. that the steal
ing dona by those who are not in the
penitentiary is Infinitely greater than
the stealing done by those wlm are in
the pen I ten I lary, ' '
HARDWARE
Foi all Itindi of
Dn Shilohs
Cough and
Shell Hardware, Tin, Granite, Iron and Copperware,
gj--
I Oils, Axle Crease, Lime, Coal and Cemeit.
,in.ininfia IV savage and WINCHESTER Kiiics a d Ammunition,
aff Av aw "
Whether he
or from the
it in the day
. whether he
human laws
legislation, it
I can leave
itndenl here
will not have talked
public
This la twynn.l quratlon the
meat aurci HStiil t ous'll Jlttll
cine ever known to science: a
tew dosea Invatia' e. cute the
wnrt cases ot t ough. Croup
nmt Hrcm hltia, while ita won.
tierful aucceaa In the cure of
Consumption in without a par.
nllrl tnthu tmmrvot mtiln inc.
hlnco its lust discovery 1 1 hua
been M on a guarantee, a
Its which no oiiu r ma , ,,.
can stand. If m have a
Conga, we earnestly ask you
to try It, In I 'niti .l Mutes ami
Canada , fsv. and fl.tiO, and
in Hnglaud la, M. - JJ. and
4a. Od.
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vear
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