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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1902.
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HOPEFUL SITUATION.
e East Orcgouian views with I we west, anu 11 is u. in... m
sonus complacency the present! sectional struggle. And sectional
nnrsemeut for the more equltahlr as- j struggles are not deslnble. They
jraaent of property in Umatilla are partially dependent upon tha
cwatv. This paper has been a pio-' principle that one region must be
in in the propaganda that has even ' built up at the expense of another,
xa too few ndher-mts and that de- wWc' is ot s0Ulltl econoa '
rads an equal distribution of the' But this has been forced upon the
hrden of government. Those who, west, and is not of its choosing. And
struct the movement are, first,' it should be apparent that, in the
satis who inject personalities into a! long run, what builds up one of the
x&mssion that should rest upon- the coast cities will build up the others,
.wlal considerations involved, and. j by directing attention to the west
jrerhaps. are a trifle jealous and fear and developing Its resources.
- Uk undeserved credit will be not' It would be to expect the Millen
jrearded them for having aow a part turn to look for complete cessation ol
in s plan that this pape- promoted ! these bickerings, yet It will not be
tine or two decades ago, anu has i-er- j unreasonable to hope that to some
statentlv urged during the succeed-! extent the coast cities may learn to
Sns years; youthful persons who i
aiaTe just thrown off the swaddling
riches of the nursery and bv-gun to
tain a man's part in the affairs of
the people; second, those whose in-1 Our friend Mr. Dooley has been ex
ists may be affected by the impo-; J?M-B tne ZfJruAle
1 Hrnitinssv "As resr-artls uuDia. lie
nJUan of a just assessment iii.cn
a just assessment ni.&ntsnv ..,,, Hke a ,vom-ui that th'
then- property, and those who have
not given especial attention to the
and therefore i
.
x.ii1yect of taxation,
ainrj fa to see the vital issue that is , rtreBBmakln. busino6s. rayfuse to buy
luirter consideration. ' annything fr'm her because she's a
"However, it is a hopeful situation, I divorced woman. "We freed Cubia,
hen some men who themselves will i but we didn't free annything she pro
lie affected by the higher assess- i jo?es-" Ar Mn,. ,, whm
sitfints are willing to permit such in
craise, indeed, urge such a readjust
ment as will cause them to pay more
Buses into the public treasury. And
Gib East Oregonlan congratulates
She community on the prospects for
airare intelligent rating of property
values, and the sturdy stand of the
sREMSSor who has said that he pro
pases to see that justice will be done
Iff the people.
THE SCHLEY VERDICT.
President Roosevelt apparently de-!
sires to deal justly by Rear-Admiral !
, . , , n i
Schley and Rear-Adniiral Sampson.
V l,lc v'tHinr iiunn Kohlpv'c nnnpnl hf t
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ves the opinion that Echley, If
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sin-able for actions six weeks prior
to the battle should have been cen
nred at once, and, if rogarded by
Sampson and Long as guilty or re-(jv
ffirehensible conduct, there should
mtil have been any delay, if Sampson
(bought Schley not fit to command,
3ie should have taken from him the
control of the fleet and given It to
another when he steamed away to
consult General Shatter just before
(he engagement.
Althought Roosevelt technically
sustains the court of inquiry, it is
rident that he believes that Schley
deserves much credit for the victory,
Smt that also others of the command
ers should have praise for tho gal
lint handling of their ships, and the
seen for their conspicuous bravery.
It is difficult to see how Secretary
Long can extract must comfort from
(the ruling. In effect, It consures
loth Sampson and Long for permit
ting a commander, whom they said
liter was unworthy, to command, al
though most of tho facts upon which
aJhey base their claims were known
reeks before they registered their
complaint.
However, the American people will
.continue to hold their allegiance to
iEehley, and no opinion of tho presi
dent or courts of Inquiry will alter
tfaeir stand. It may be non-technical
lut they Bay en masao that they
fcnow that the Spaniards wore whip
ped; that the Spanish enmm ltulor.?
regard Schley as tlio one man who
j wrought distinction to their fleet,
i and that the majority of the federal
officers and the seamen almost as a
body look upon Schley as the deserv-
iug hero of Santiago. 4
"CRISIS ON THE COAST."
An esteemed oxchnnge remarks
that the coast has now to face a cri
sis and that it is necessary that all
cities and localities pull together for
the advancement of this portion of
the continent. It is a remark worthy
wide reading, and will he found re
printed elsewhere in this paper.
Heretofore, there has been deplor
able contention and quarrelling be-
tween this aim tnat city ana jeatous-
total of effective energy. Portland
has had to light the influences of the
Sound and San Francisco, Tacoma
has had to fight Seattle, and Seattle
rpttl,oma
San Francisco has had to
fight the cities further north, and, In
f, . fif-liHn"- nmnnc thpm?oiVes
-m" "Siun0 among iiu.uuji.im-.. ..-'
has wasted enort that snouiu nave
j gone to compel for the great west
what the unwilling east should give.
In a measure, It is the east against (
l,u11 together
for mutual advance
ment.
MR. DOOLEY ON CUBA.
says
whole neighborhood helps to di
voorse from a crool husband, but
nivertheless, a husband, an' a mis-
KJ ntfii elm (rnOC llltn TllP 1(1
1 in ti itjiio ui, iicHiiuoj i."" i
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we went uown to vjuua we luigut
about the beet. We didn't then
know the 'fate of the nation and the
hope of the future was hanging upon
"that beautiful bul fragile flower."
Mr Doo'ey says the beet Is the na
tional r.nthem and promises soon to
hecome the national niottr.
However Cuba got her freedom,
"or something that would look like
th' same thing if she kept it out ivj
th rain." But it didn't quite meet
her expectations. "A sort iv cravin'
come over her that it was hard to
tell fr'h th' same feelln' iv vacancy
that she knew whin she was opprls-
.,' .,
e.MJIUll
sed be the Hated Casteel," explained
Mr. Doolev. "Hunger, Hlnnessy, is
about the thing in a raypublic
t - .iAnnAi:nn, nM.M.V ,.f
US 111 U UCajlULKJIU. J.11CJ 00 uuv
cen-lmuch choice of iinhappiness between
i 1 .. o kilnoK., froo.
i iiiuii. omrc mi " imiiti'j
man. Cubla cudden't cut or wear
frooilnm. Vn nan'l TnnllG freedom
j lnto a Rtew and ye can.t ct a ,a'r
pants out iv it. It wont bile, fry,
bake or fricasee. Ye can't take two
founds iv fresh cream'ry freedom, n
pound of north win, a heapin' tny
cupful of naytlonal aspirations an'
a sprinklin of bars fr'm the naytlon-
al air, mix well, cook over a hot fire ,
and sarve.stright fr'm th' shtove; yei
can't make a dish out lv that that'
wud nourish a tired freeman whin he
conies home afther a hard day's
wurruk lookin f'r a job. So Cubla
comes toi us an says she: 'Ye done
well by us,' she says. 'Ye give us
freedom,' says she, 'an' more th'n
enough to go round,' she says, 'an'
now If ye plase we'd like to thrade a
little iv it back f'r a few groceries,'
she says. 'We will wear wan shack
le f'r a ham,' says she, 'an' we'll put
on a full regaylla lv ball an chain
an' yoke and fotters an' come-aloirgs
f'r a square weal,' says she."
Mr. Dooley admits that this n 13
reasonable onough and it appeals to
our generous Instincts. But then i
tho thought of tho beet crosses our
minds. "What will th' Beot say, th'
red, th' juicy, th sacchrine Beet, th'
Beet iv our Fathers, th' Beet lv
Plymouth Rock, Beet lv Liberty iv
L'thee I sing?" cries Mr. Dooley. "If
wo do annything f r Cubla, down
goes th Beet and with th' Beot per
ishes our lnBtlchooclilons Th' con
stichoochion follows th' Beet e:: pro
pria vlgoro, as Hogan Bays. Th'
juice iv th' Beet Is th' life blood iv
our naytlon. Whoiver touches a
hair iv yon star spangled Beet, shoot
him on th spot. A bold Beet In
Industhry a counthry's pride whin
wnnst desthroyed can nlver bo sup
plied. 'Beet sugar an' Casteel than
under th' tyranny iv a ruble, Dan'l
Webster. Trnnk Gawd I-I also am
a Beet th' same
Gover'ment of th' Beet an' f'r
Bet shall not perish fr'm th ear
Abraham Lincoln. An' so, uennes-,
sy. we- put the pie back into th' ice
"c -i' .
Cubla
OSIIJ, illl IUCK III Ulllt, till
imps linmn frcn nn' houob'SS. Dj't
thing so? "Well. I don't Bo hlvens, ,
Henessy, I thiink th time hns come ,
whin we've got to say wiietne- wen-,
a nation iv Bets. I am no serf, lm: j
J'd rather be bint unilncr tir uispiu
ism lv n l iberty. Now an Forivrr
wan In' Insip-ueet. n nc got to . ,
a slave, ru ranter ue wan iu u
. t . . a.
Mr. Dooley threatens revoir. ue
tells Air. Hennessy that he may i-enti
his hisrh head to the egeniau: an.!,
potato but he will never let if be said
of him that he was subjugated by aj
beat. Such subjugation he leaves to '
republican statesmen like Hemic.-;
son, Payne, Dalzell and Cannon.
CRISIS ON THE COAST.
Enough time should have elapsed
to show the four cities of thj Puciflc
Qoast that the prosperity of one
place does not necessarily involve
and is not dependent upon the cor
responding loss of some other place.
The business done at Seattle, within
recent years, is not the b islness that
used to be done at San Francisco,
Portland or Tacoma. It is mnv busi
ness. All have grown while ench
was growing.
Boston and Philadelphia and Bal
timore could not be New York, but
each grew while New York was also j
growing. So it will be with the
Cine euisi. nre, wuuu uuui liic
Straits of Fuca. to San Diego is half
again as far as from Portland, Me .
to Savannah, a great empire is to
he built up with cities like those on
the other edge of the continent. It
is not a time for diversion of ener
gies into costly rivalries. A crisis in
Pacific coast history is coni'ng on for
settlement at Washington, and every
nerve here should be strained to see
that it is settled right. Our com
mercial bodies and our delegations
in congress must work together until ,
Uncle Sam turns his face instead of!
his back to the Orient and the great
irui-ini. oca ii iiuot: uuiiimui i. c 10 tu t.-
ceeu tne migntiest tnat tne worm :
has ever known. Oregoniaii.
SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS
The six best selling books for the
week ending February 12, as espec-,
ially reported for the New York Jour-,
nal's Saturday Review by the leading j
book sellers of New York City, ar-
ranged in the order . of demand, an:l ,
the average based upon the individ
ual reports, were:
1. "The Right of Way."
2. "Sir Richard Calmady."
3. "Count Hannibal."
4. "The House with Green Shut
ters."
5. "The Crisis."
C. "D'ri and I."
An Oklahoma paper tells of a farm
er who went to town and thought he
would treat himself by attending the
opera. He went to the ticket window
and planked down a ?5 gold piece and
asked for a good seat. The show was
the- "Forty Thieves." The ticket
agent shoved out a ticket and a dol-
' lar in change. Picking up the dollar
I C, ., ..!. P 1.M.JI
lilt; luuutji biuuuu uiil ul tiic uuuiuii.
"Hold on!" yelled the ticket seller,
"you've forgotten your ticket." "Keep
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replied the farmer, "I
, "r ,
I 11011 1 tell I. II
to see the other thlrty-
I nine "
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owner's good looks fully 10O percent.
it will nlo ciiro your father, brother, luis.
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Farmers Custom Mill
Fred WaHera, Proprietor.
Oaptolty, IW brroli dy.
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Plonr.UIll Pood, Obopped Feed, oto.,
tn hand.
even a imnibii i, b filiaiiv ceases uud the place gets well; muscular anu Done pamsvanisn, and
gytuhle. If I'm goin' to be ouiui ssed Jj. .q .g r;cveti of a itching, irritating eruptions. Nervous, mn down and
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h bettel n store concoction
d mCrcury remedies, which affect the
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chMrin S. S. S. has no equal; being free
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fortifying agahist disease. Experience teacbes wnat is gooa anu wtiai is not gooa;
this applies particularly to medicine, and S. S. S., a remedy that has retained the
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secret of its success. Wben you can lor o. o. js.
don't be persuaded to accept something else
there is no substitute for S. S. S. It is the only
guaranteed purelv vegetable blood purifier, and
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troubles. Do not let them force an inferior
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Cures ali forms of Scalp
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RAT TIMDRV un
BROCK & McCOMAS, Ag'tB lor Pend lctoa and
vicinity.
and other building
material including
Line,
Cement,
Plaster,
Brick,
and Sand.
We have a large stock of
WOOD GUTTERS
for baniB and dwelling!:.
Oregon Lumber Yarc
Alta St., opp. Court House.
Notary and
Corporation
$3.50 to $5 Delivered
Order of un end save money.
Orders for Rubber BtampB
also solicited.
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Awarded
arm axpOBKlop
Bold by JOHN BOHM1DT
The Louvre Saloon
PENDLETON
LUMBER
OBEQOM
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before -the public
for many years;
from a smali begin
ning, it has steadily
worked its wav tn
given such perfect satisfacUon ois so
Acne, or any disease that oricinates in
.. . f j ?i w ...
or any of the widely advertised potash
bones, muscles and stomach, causing
Rheumatism or Dyspepsia. If you
have never tried S. S. S., you will be
surprised at tne tmmcaiate gooa effects.
restores the blood to a healthv condition
berins to heal around the edees. the di.
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:p . . .. . . .
from all minerals, it uoes not nauseate
keeps uic piooti in gooaconcution, tnus
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Eighl
lots with dwelling and barn,
$3,000-
House has seven rooms, bath,
cellar and wood house, city water,
hard finished on stone foundation.
Also four lots and new cottage
$1,250
Two lots and 'house, $r,ooo, part
cash, reasonable time 011 balance,
or will sell on installments. See
FRANK B. CL.0PT0N,
817 Main Street.
Popular Decision
isJhat the Domestic Laundry is noted (
for the superiority of ita Hervice. All
linen laundered there 1h done by the ,
rrr
best, luteat. and most perfect methods, ; .
und is in every way the most entis-iv
factory. This is a question of fuct that i Y OU gel
gUUU U1COBCI!) Will UJJlCUIUI.t:. I - . -f i TAH
Tin: nAMCCTrn t niwriDV nfilj""1
urn uuiULuiiu L,fluimvi
J. F. Robinson, Prop.
SKILL.. U v -IAIN HIP.
hns mmto our rf pair depivrtnient tlio best or
nil urouiul repuirlnf,' in the county, 'jj100 .
vourciirrlacu, wiitiun or buscy needs inenaliig,
bring it to our nboji nil tnivo li done properly
When your vehicle needs u thorough overhaul
Inir. briUB It hero and w will return it loofclna
likeuew. -'e do work well; we never over
charge NEAOLE BROS. 1
Water 3t p ar Main,
Pendleton, Oreto"
Pcndleton-Ukiah Stage Line,
Leave Peudleton every day at 7 o'clock yrtflf H
except Sunday, for Pilot Kcck, iy. 3VIl'"'.e
Ridge, Alba and Ukiah. Good ac- Aaioir"g!SEffl
commodationB. ReaBonable freight and 1 cu?.?' SJi&5T4:I I
passenger rateB. . , ! Jiiuil f Hfl TTs
Oity office at Tallman & Oo'a tiruKj ffl U jj JJ, Ji '
The Place to
Td
Bert line of p
mdowa 0... I
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Pendleton Ttak
tor fari, ;
FORSTER, .
KEEP Y
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Not on Pa
BUT ON
BYERS' GR(
ADDITIO!
TO PENDLETON.
I still have Farms fJ
N. Ber kel
THE REAL ESTATE i
, Savings Bank .Building,!
Many
The Tii
! Sellers
I Renters
; Buyers
Servants
I Houses
I HAVE BEEN FOUND 1
, aw ADLET IN THE CL
' r.ni 1IMNS OF THE EAST (
, IAN WHEN ALL OTHER
uftvrr FAILED. THESE
1 FIED ADVERTISEMENTS
RESULTS AND DO NQTi
, A TRIFLE.
TRY ONE.
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WOOD, CO
AND & BRI
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