SEE OUR LINES
Of Winter Goods
: lothing
i jvcrcoats
Underwear
Working Shirts
Lined Gloves
Hats, Caps and Shoes
Our Prices are the Lo tat and the c,am to All
BAER tV DALEY
0n Pride Olothirr, Furnili unl ffaftm, l'vwUeUm
(Contlnaad froai poga I.)
M ii ire i 1 1 v in mora and nwra
In hara, It Is ol' tli' utmost lnipo:
i- tli.it this position lie not Jr.
iwrd- '! i spn tally -, tini. when ttl
gnrfloanng nbundanca ol not own
aacumi raaourcai and Um uiii. boat.
Mir MM rg .iml ' ha, ileal aptitii '
r our peopli maiv foreign marhai
rMi'titlal tinier such comltl ions l
i i"' most linvviHi' to oranp v
totrr the youthful stnimtli Of our
Mint i
MONOVOI It ( annoi too often
pggttod 001 that to still, with Iriio
at rtotnnci at th.. IntOWOta Ol on
at Of men nlnnm liH'Vltahlv Ondatl
r ttlt Interest- Ol all Tlx- funda j
mital role In OUT national Ilia th.
V' which undarllna all othon It
thai on Um whole and in the long
ma. mt shall Ko up or do wo togothwr,
Tin ni' " hauls:;! of Uodvi
hMn-s Is so dotioata thai OStTOOM
tatr m'ist p.. taken oot to lotorfer
Willi in a spirit oi rashni's or Ikiio.
mmry Man ol ihMi who hnvi. modi;
ft their vooattoo to deooooce the I
ri-i industrial combination! whleii
arc popular!) although with tochnl
ra i oai curacy, Known as tnmts,
appeal eapeclally to hotrod mm taoi
Ta, ai, prodool) tin two oniotlona,
pgHfi itlortj whon conibtnad with Ig
narnarc which unfit bmo tot the on
aortic of cool and itaodj ftidgnaani
lu fecial noo Industrial conditions
tk- is In il histon oi thi' world shows
that I' Kishition win generally ho both
owi-. and Inoffectlro unlass undo.
lahrn after . aim loqulrj ami with so
her tail restraint Moot) of this h'Kl
taton directed at tin truata would
hare WTOOghl harm aVOU though it
horf n not also been entirely InaftW-
Truiti.
All tills Is true ai t it Is also
tree that there are real ami -rave
MSh one Ol the oMol ii ovi'i eapt
taitr.Jtloil heeailSe o! , man" h ellll
emsi'ipiem , aid i n, ;,inl
practical effort must he made to , m
rcet tin s, avlla,
fhere is a arideaprood sonvletlon
in the BUada Of tin American peon,.
that tin groni corporotloai known us
iw"' ai' iii l ertam ol their teaturc ,
4 towdanclaa hurtful to tin general
ongfera This prtnga from no Hpiri;
mi nss oi aneharitoblaaeao nor lad,
ml pride in the ureal imlinttriiil
arfcn emeiits that have placed thi
aaatry at tin hood Ol the nation,
mmgiini for oonunwrelol mpramai
It euesnot rent upon lac', of iatoUlgOOl
aorr ' latioa oi tin aooooatty of moot
was ahonglni and hoagod eoadlUoaa
mt trade with now methods nor upon
Igaaroaa ol tin nu t that oombnlntlaii
mt eapiiai in th.. . ffm-t to accomplish
r"at thliiKH k ntN'esaiy when th.-
wavii! . progrooa dmomla th.u meat
thiflt: he 1 1 on It is liMsed upon sin
er convtcUoo that combination ami
nnareat ration ihould ha, not prohlbli
ii pol aoperviaed ami wlUUi reusoi.-
ne' limits controlled, aid In my
loiamenl thli convictioa is riKht.
It is no liinitaiion upon property
vOtht- oi in-, iloin of contract to re
gain that whog mog rOOOlTa Iron
warn men! tin- piisiie,. 0r going
har'nes uBdei corporate form, which
fr tlntn in on individual responsi
Whi and enable them to call into
th' ni. rpris. th. capital of the pnl
r. Ihey shall do go mmn ahaoluteiv
tratliiul n'presentatloiiH ux to the val
or of Um property in which th capi
t' Ii to in invented Corporation
eacat'eil in Interstate commerce
a. .
to el
piM:
: he i. gu feted it they are found
i' lao i Uet nm working to tin
injury.
The lurjte corporations comniotil
mlle.i trusts Uiougfa orsanled in
or .-tate always do business ':i
many states often donor vory little
hariness In the stai. n which th
me Ineorpoi ated Than la utter IgeaF
Of anlformit) in the st.n, laws about
ghrm ami ga no state has any ex in-afv-
inter, si g ,,i poarei over their
oris, it has in practice proved Impoa
affe'e to uei ggoguate regulation
ghnugh nati action. Therefore u
the lilt' 1 si 0 lb whole I . the
ante,, should without Interfering
Jtlh tin pouc: ii the st.il '. n, ,
antic: iisdt also noaume power of
gssrvfeloa sad regulation over ill
oarporatioiiM di iiiK an inteistate biiai-
tc- -
rt'hen ii, ronolltiitlun was idopleil.
si the oad oi tin slghtenth n
mi Imiuan w isdom couhl torcli II th"
s.'iunK chanxes, alike in industri..!
and i 'I i t IfH 1 i on dlt Ions, which weir
to take ohaea by Um lioglnnlni or the
tw, nttoth oontory ai that time ii
was accepted as a Mtttor oi couras
thi." the several statis wtra the pro
ar authprttlaa in raguloto, m rar is
woa than aacoaaory, t ii - coniparnUvs.
iy lualgnlllcanl ami strictly iocollssd
corporate bodloa ol Um da) The con1
dlttona an. now wholly differ, nt nod
wholl) dlffaront action is colled tor,
I believe that a law can he fronted
which win enable the notional govern
ant to exoreloe control along the
Hm s abovt indicated; profiting by the
experience mined Ihroogfa the pat
saga ami adnlaiatratlon m tins lnt"r
State-Commerce An. ir however
tin- juii,"!'."! of the oongmwi is thai
In lac, r the conatttiitlonol power to
1 pans such an act then a constitution
lai ameudmenl ihodld bo mibniluwl to
onfer the power
There stum hi he c rooted . coo I net
I ottcer, to he known as secretary ol
Commerce ami Indttatiiea as provid
ed u. Die hin Introduced at the btl
lacaoton ol cougreaa. it shonld be nin
province to ileal with eommercc In it"
broodetl
er thins
-use laoluding among oth'
whatever coUi eras laboi
mnttara affectini the graol
rorporotiona and onr BMr
and all
i boalnass
i hant murine
STANDARD OF LIVING
s Higher
Than Ewer Pefore in th
United State..
With tin
sole OX ion ol thi-
lai i i
auoh
4a an
IllK Interesis no otic lliltltei
vital nomanl to our whole
is ol
p.o
the srolfOn
the tarnn i
well off. It
all others
Iherefors a
ol the wage. workers
i
ami the arogowofker are
is ahoolntal oortaio that
are well off loo. It ,
math : ol I oiu-ralulatio i
thai th
higher
waxes paid lo labor are
today in the I'niteil States
than ever hetore
Iii mi,- hlstoiy anl
in aii othei eoiin
far hlghei than
" I in- standard ot living Is als ,
I slier than ever before Kvery d
, lort ol legislator and admlnfetTOtoi
i si uold h.. bent ti aooara the perma
' " ' ol thh condition ol thinus on I
i" ImnrOfOOMnl wherever possible
N' t onl) miisi oui labor be protected
bj ihc tarirr. inn it ebon Id also ho
t ectd ko ia i as possible from th.
me in this country of any labor
i- bronghl over by ooattaot. or oi
those who. i omillK lleeiy yel repri
"in a lamlard of living so d-pn s,. .
but It . an Hid. isell our men In the
laboi maile i ami drag them to a to
er level. I reKard it a.. ne essai
w'th this end in view, eii re-enact Im
media, -h (be law excludliiK Cblnes
and gjgfl t be niakillK Of Its
snfon menl oaUrolj affective
American wage-worker work with
their heads as well as with their
haada Moreover, tbay take a keen
pride m what they ur. doing: ko thai
Indi pondoal ol the reword, thoy wis-
to turn out a gOTfOOl iib Thi in th
groat lecral t our octaaa in com','
tltlon with the laboi or bMolga coui,
tl ies
Th. most vital problem with vklflh
this , mtntn and for that matter lie
Whole Clvlllaed world has lo deal
the problem which has foi MM tl I
the i, 'Mermeni : social condition
moral ami physical, in ferge cltlea
ami lor another Hide ll fforts to
deal with that tatiKlv of fOMOOChittfl
gaaoUoaa which are group togathi
uln n we spaah of "labor " The , In,
factor in tin gaoOOM of each man
wave worker farmer, i.nd capitallil
llkl must ever be the sum total ol
Ma own utdlvidual qualities ami abll
Second only to tbla conn s th,
power oi acting in combination or ai
social ion with others. Very grOOl
-'oil has been ami will be aoconipllsl
il lo associations or onions of WmJt
workers whei: manaKnl with for.
thought, and when they oomblne iii
fetenea upon theii own rlKbts wit',
Inwiblding raam 1 1 tor Um rfebts
ol hers.
Our present iuiiiihirallon laws are
isiitisfadoiv W. need every ho'i
il and efBclonl Immlgranl titu-d ti
become an American cttlaon ee,
Inimigronl who comes bare to stay
w ho brliiKs h.-re a si roll); oocly, i
-tout in a 1 1 a good band and a MOU
lute purpose to do bis duty well h
arorj aray gag to brum bis ohlldro1
up a.- fewabldjni ami find foorlni
members of tin- oomunlfT, Pnl then
ihould in- a oomprohonatvo law an
teil with the object f workillK
threefold Improvemenl over our pre.-:
nt system
THE TARIFF SYSTEM
Must be Upheld. But he Alio Wants
Reciprocity.
There Is n general in (ttlOgeoace in
onr preaanl tariff tyatem as a notion
ai policy. The Oral requlalta to our
proa parity is the continuity hnd tta
Ulltty of this economic policy. Not)
ltt could be more unwise than to ills
lerb the business Intcicsts of tin
rommnnlty b) gonornl InriB change
i at this Uma. Doubt, apprehension
I uncertainty are oaictlj w hat
i moal wish to moid iii thi intereal nl
onr commercial and mat rial a be
i ing. Our experience In the past has
.shown that sweeping revisions ol the
I tariff nn apt to product' conditions
oloaall approaching panli in the bual
lless world. Yel It Is not mil:
1 hie, but smlnentl) deal rant to com
bins with the stability oi onr econon
1 ii system ii snplcmentary system nl
reciprocal benefit ami ohlivaiion will
other notlooa. Bnoh replcporcit) is an
Incident and result ol the Srni ratal
Itshment ami preaa nation ol our pros
nt economic policy, it anu special
I provided foi In the present ta.i.i
law .
Roclproclt) must be ireat. ,1 iis ih.'
handmaiden of protection. Onr Mis'
dut) is ti see thai protection ri mi
i.. the tat if in ovary ease win re it is
Beaded Is maintained, ami thai reel
pi in it ii.. sooghl foi so rar as it con
ant) he don.. withoiH injnrj to mu
home Industries. .Inst Low fai this
is muai he determined according to
the individual case, romemborini al
ways that ever) application of on
i. mil policy to moot thH shifting n
t Ii mill needs BtUtl be i omllt loin 'd II''
on tin cardinal tact tha' tin duties
must never be reduced below Ii
point that will COVei the laboi
hon ami abroad, The srelhbeing oi
the wgga wiiihai is a prime consul
s ration of our enUre pollc) ol ecu
nomlc logiafetlon.
Bubiect to this proviso oi the proper
protection aeceasar) 1 i miv Indus
trial well belng ai home, the prim i
pie oi roclproclt) must command oui
(nait: support, Tic phenomena
growth ot our export trade cmpUasi
i es tin urgency of the need ol wtd r
markets ami for a li: i tl ollcy in
: allng with foreign notions VVhai
.I is merely potty and voxatloua u.
the wnv oi trade raatricUoi ihoul
be avoided The iisioim r,. lo Who II i
we dispose ol our sin i las products i
the long um. dtrecUj oi IndirecUy,
purchase thos ilui produi Is bj
kIvIiik us something In return Thi I
ibilltv to purchaa r nrodui is
bollld lis lai lis possible he seellli ,1
by mi i grnnglni our tariff as to onnbl
us to take from them thoec products
which we can use with. mt harm
air own industries and labor, or the
nee ol which will be a marked bonefli
to UN.
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MERCHANT MARINE.
Needt Remedial Legislation Say the
ProoMont
Tic rendition of ih i An ericau
chant marine is such as to . all tin mi
mediate remedial action by tin eon
Kress It Is discreditable i a- a
nation Hun our merchant marini
should be utterly InslKiilll, am in i
parls, ii, with thai ol other nation
whlch we overtop in othei forms of
Grand I lolidaj Ditpin) oi
iaiiicv I lulls, si i's.
a
if
Santa Claus rWquar'ers .
Druiua, 'i i iiuiwnvla of nit aud
wood lovs .. Ill um) lo cents, mmic
laniamn, gia tti t;i,;'; ; 1 1 aiiaiiir
i i,. v. OA; ilotla mill diei" '-. ,e uu;
hlIOh - Iroil w tgOO, haliU-, II. on
bl h etc
llili ilnsl- of l's lie'lliiliiiL' iii:iii
n w onoi an Si IA.D6, n.ii- and dol
IiiumIm unnMNiaa line to alaol fmni.
lul anil I cv (illls
Maalcura a In cHwJold and alaao
. sxi. wo k box mi aiil liakhai .ii
emu, jewell rOBHI CAl lai ami .ull
'' aa, laatbr gnoga inuic ndU ilm
i no , ele.
Sgggl I t N ell's
Lanka' unii L-ein-' tl i i.u -i . -it,.
. c lo l II .
Kasiu mi i Pfjij . hVrfuiutw I'',
Mi lo H (I
l oc oiii.iiii. ii h, c I,,,; luvaulta
ihs III olie s Ihll, e .';k.v lo le.l.l, n
vaal p i ices.
i ii Mcila'li .. s
Ulc I i 2l .1 1 lor lin o - I e Im,. ,,i ti.
i..'ilalllole lev ,.j.- ' s, u-w ImiUMI
dhrtatlUgM caiuli.s. nuu ;in, ,,,,
illdlil ut lowc-l Hic.
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ABSOLUTELY
CLOSING
OUT
mm riviTinr
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SALE BEGINS MONDAY, DEC, 2
The bio
THE PENDLETON WOOLEN MILL!
are making Pendleton Famous,
They can be had of all First Class Dealers.
ASK FOR THEM. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE
PENDLETON WOOLEN MILLS,
PENDLETON, OREGON.
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STOR AC, P Tlie
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Molydorc Voeus, Proprietor.
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H ' la 111
busy Sto
The Products of
Tin".' art' lUu PundletOll Indian Bobgg, tht
Bcotoli Plaid Bhftwln, t he wouderAi Pendleton
Blankets and tin- Indian Shawls.
They are all made from Eastern Oregon
Fl e Wool, and tha d mand for tlnun i- eqal t'
t be present guppl'.
As a liolitlay pn-n'iit, tlu8i' jjnotls meet any
I tear I s desire.
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UrKust u.ick in the city. If you want a carpel cj
line. We will givo you eatimotw -wdmm
A Vlammolh stock of FurniturcJ
BAKER & FOLSI
Nt-xt door to Postotfice
and fl
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