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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1902)
Musical Instruments Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Mandolins, Accor dtans, Concertinas, Zithers, and Atstoharps We handle none but the best raakesj and oiir. prices are the lowest ...'. If g Brock & McComas Company $ g DRUGGISTS p THURSDAY NOVEMBER 13. 1902 HELP IT ALONG. Pendloton Is proud of her institu tions. Not one of them is suiwrflu ious. They each fill a space in her peculiar personal make-up. The Peu dleton Commercial Association is a worthy and enterprising institution. It has helped Pendleton. In return. Pendleton will always1 stand hehlnd Its movements. She will be glad to add Its stremith or usefulness. It is - composed or the solid and enterpris ing citizens who have made this city "Jwhat It is. In the formation of a younc; men's chili and the movement toward rais iugrnrads for a building, no conflict ps ideas should be allowed to gain srouwl. The Youni; Men's Club is not a competitor of the Pendleton Commercial Association. It Is in no wise infringing on any territory or influence of this respected organiza tion. The Young Men's Club feels that it has features and -aims that make a separate organization neces sary The association perhaps re? oli;--3 this also. The more staid, bus iness features of the older organiza tion would , be more or less chanced by rne merging of the two. The ytnme people want to have ample room for gymnasium, library nd ban quet hall. The club will be more for recreation and amusement than for strictly business propositions. It will strengthen the moral defenses of the yoii!"T men of the city .. furnish clean nipn ment and put Pendleton in ad- of average Oregon cities by ..I lengths, cannot give th Young Men's too much attention and help. uust subscribe to Its stock, take strike commission, says unequivocal ly that under no condition will his company recognize or enter into an 'agreement with the TJnlted Aline Workers of America. At the same time that union has been recognized ' or the oierator8 would never have ' agreed to an arbitration commission. . The American public recognizes the miners' union and the operators will have to consider the public's demands. va.ii- SO'- v. Clu. nji i's struggle and make it flourish. !S IT MONEY OR JUSTICE.? That the populist party is on the) toboggan slide going down, is well established- by a glance at the election returns for the state of Washington in the recent contest at the polls. In Spokane county alone, the populists nave drapiied from first rank, which they held a few years ago, into fifth place in point or Btrencth of vote. The socialists have been gnining steadily and now holdthlrd place. If the pres ent rate of increase continues they will be sufficiently strong to elect of ficers at the next election. It's a poor day when Chicago has no strike. First the railroaders, then the public school children, and now the women rind girls of the food fac tories unite in a strike. As Chicago is called the typical American city, it must follow that to strike, is American. etarvln gto death for th. sake of their creed. Fanaticism? Yes. Dut devotion also. Devotion to an idea, rare in this age. The history of this people is a. chap ter taken over from the fifteenth to the twentieth century. Refusing mil itary service in the Trans-Caucasus, they re-lived the martyr ape, dying tor t,helr creed. Then Tolstoi became their friend and with a self sacrifice comparable to their own devoted the proceeds of his writings to securing their transfer from the Caucasus to Canada. Hut the change In residence made no change in their faith. This Is one recital from their recent petition to government: "We obey only the prompting of the Holy Spirit and we can not be amenable to any human ordinances or laws whatsoever." That brought them Into direct rlnsh with rhn ilnmlnlnn invrnmint ' Alone with other religious frenzies came their new doctrine proceeding from a belief in the transfiguration of souls which led them to reject all food or clothing of an animal origin. i ney became vegetarians and refused ' to use animals in any way living on! bread and wnter. ' Fortunately these poor folk kuew j nothing of bacteriology and had never' looked through a microscope at a drop 1 of waer' j And now they are wandering over) the northwest suffering, freezing, dy- ing. starving, "looking for Jesus." I Crazy peasants? Certainly. Hut if there was' something lofty In one knight's guest of the Holy Grail what shall be said of a whole people giving up everything in a quest o ftlie Christ? They are but children. Like that 70.000 of the Children's Crusade who perished on the march, j cn the sea and in miserable captivity, these children of a former century ago staggered to a miserable death for the sake of a faith. Ignorance? i Yes crass ignorance. 1 But after all is there not something! Ane and pathetic in the hideous spec tacle' 1 And would you do as niiich for your! leligion? Spokane Press. SPECIAL SALE ON BOYS' CLOTHING For a short time we will make on boys' suits and overcoats, when your boys will need a special discount Now is the time New Suits and Overcoats and you can save money by buying of us. some of our Specials quoted below : Notice x-25 1.50 2 50 3-5 Boys' three piece suits, late style dark check Boys' dark colored suits, three piece Boys' heavy two piece suits, sizes 7 to 13.. .. Bovs' heavv two Diece suits, sizes 7 to it Boys' fine wool serge dress suits . .$3 50, $4 and 4 75 Boys' short overcoats, sizes 5 to 8 2.00 Boys' short overcoats, heavy and warm, 6 to 14 .. 2.75 Boys long overcoats, 9 to 15 years 3 25 Boys long overcoats, heavy, 9 to 15 years 4.00 Young Men's long overcoats, all sizes ..$6.50. $5, 4 00 Special Discount WEEK of Ten on the above prices for ONE cent f f Don't miss this opportunity to outfit your boys THE -FAIR THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY 1 L.S WORK OR GO TO JAIL. I The legislature of N.caragua passed on June 30. 1601. a law that caused general consternation among all classes of society. It was one of the most remarkable edicts for regulat ing and defining labor in, its relations with capital ever promulgated. The popular voice at once declared that such an edict could never be en forced. Two months ago, however,; the government put the law into ef-J feet, and, according to the reports from Nicaragua, everybody is becom-J ing reconciled to it, and the results' seem to be thus tar beneficial. I The law defines the laborer as any persou. male or female, over IB, who I liat not a capital of 500 iiesos, which 1 is about S100 in our curency, 1 It then declares that every laborer I must have an employer. Any one who is found to be unemployed is to be ar rested at once. Imprisoned for 2ft days and made to labor on public works wnue awaiting an employer When an employer hires a person to' work, the employer must buy a small book from the government in which 1 to register the name. age. description I and general characteristics of the person, and conditions of the contract.' The employer must give his employe, a receipt for this book, which the lat ter can produce as proof of his good j Rtanding whenever arrested by the' police on suspicion of being idle. n'hnn Vi lahnroi. Vina n nmnlf.tttfl and .Mi.l.neus goes free; .Mason, the ri-"- 'dub man against whom the fin ger of accusation has been pointed, is r"!ased. Tht great influences brought into ihe- i"-.quent murder trials, in which promir.i-ut members of society Jiare pm?err td, cause people to t wonder If jjil ls r'ght with the evidence and the 3fidgm,nt. Innocent? They may be. It is an awful thing to be condemned for the crirrw- of another. But it is no less awful to commit a crime and shoulder lliic nnntmni n-lrh nno nmnlnvpr plorable and wrong to commit a crim- AeaiTea to go to another he must give i t r I. rr-1, -1 . I ,.1 1 nn ' i-1 - , i . t i 1, ." - I UIKX uuv UUL Ul IU 1UC ucau Kli IUS UUUK Ul tUUUr IU Ills UUAl tales nor wreak no vengeance. If'ployer and take a receipt for it wealth can smooth over the wrinkled fronr of testimony the guilty can walk '.he earth In safety, so far as fear of penalties Is concerned. The slow process of law grows wearisome to the friends of the rrur dered. The delays seer, doreeiiieat of the crime. juries stand aloof from the sentlmen- Any person employing laborers tal and -motional sides of the circum-. without his book of labor will be stance, and pass upon cold facts.1 nn,etJ ,about 40- , , Slau . , I Jt looks to euitors of Nicaragua They judge without hatred or mercy. , newspapers, who have been studying They take the plain testimony in their j this law, as though strikes cannot hands aid turn It over and over, as , thrive under it. for laborers who the prosper would a lump of throw themselves i out of employment 1 i by striking are likely to be at once quartz. I arrested for being cut of work The tnitt is what they seek; but( The purpose or tne iaw now. truth is cluap and easily disguised, ever. Is to prevent employers from where monev and crime are united to advancing wages to laborers on a con mi i,,wi...i nf tct. which made the laborer a slave cover up crime. The introduction of h) Beftl8d acconnt and a,go evidence, after the lapse of a year, ,0 preVent idleness by obliging overy which vus obtainable at the time of one without capital to be employed. the first trial, looks suspicious. It has Ney York Sun. the appearance of doctored evidence. Why can't we come over to your house and play any more? Because papa gets so mad when we make a little bit of noise. What makes him that way ? Momma says it's dys jrepsia nukes him act so cray.v That's about the way it strikes the small boy. The dyspeptic has no idea of his own unrea sonableness or harsh ness. Little things are magnified and seem to justify .his quick anger. There's health for the dyspeptic and happiness for the family by the use of Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discov ery. It cures diseases of the stom ach and other organs of digestion and nutrition, and restores perfect health and strength, by enabling the perfect digestion and assimila tion of food. I hart taken one botUe of Dr. Pierce's Golden Me-lical Discovery for indigestion and liver complaint," write Mr. C M. Wilson, of Yadkin College, Davidson Co., N C "Have had no bad spells since I commenced taking your medicine in fact, have not felt like the same man. Be fore I took the 1 Colden Medical Discov ery ' I conld not eat anything without aw ful distress, but now I can eat anything I wish without having unpleasant feeUngs." Dr. Pierce Pleasant Pellets cleanse and regulate the bowels. fMuyitJR bJh d9 Quick Heat Is what you want ou crisp mornings after a sudden change. This is another de mand that will show the ex cellence of Cole's Original Hot Blast Stoves The room heated to 80 de drees iu live minutes; and this temperature maintained for three noun in the morning with the fuel nut Into the stove the night before, is the record. TAYLOR The Hardware Man Sole Agent If the laborer wants money in ad vance his employer can give It to him only as a loan without Interest, to be paid by retaining one-half of the sal ary or wages until the debt Is can celed. If a laborer leaves his em- ( - 1 ! 4 t 1. t .1 U Ill t,, Thorn in. l,,u'c' uuuul IRJIUB uia ucui uc urn to tnera in irr.I)rlaonea fined an(j obliged to re- f 'nil rt k find I. i turn anu v. urn u ouu ANOTHER CHILDREN'S CRUSADE, President Truesdale, of the Dehv Tbat rabble hor(Je ,e(J by Wa,ter ware & Lackawanna Railway Com- the ' Penniless, In the First Crusade, puny, after having signed an agree- nas its counterpart In tire Dukhobors mentto abide by the decision of the of Canada, thousands of whom are Real aEstlf6 For Sale I Beautiful residence property on Court street, two lots and dwelling, j J2.600.00. i Residence lots, well located, at prices ranging from $100.00 to I2E0.0 each. Boarding house and one lot 14 rooms centrally located, $2,500.00. , Boarding house,19 roonu,,l,900.00 One lot with dwelling and stable, $700.00. 1 One Jot and house, $500.00. Two lots, dwelling C rooms and stable, $900.00. rooms, bath and sewerage, three One lot with dwelling of seven .00, I And much ntiu-r ii . r r"ji all on easy terms E. D. BOYD, 111 Court Street For POULTRY and STOCK SUPPLIES -m I one lot with dwelling of jVnaracter m tne Lxait biocks from Matn t.:rcet, $200. Yes, Phillips Brooks said he could tell an insured man by his step, and when a man is insured amply in The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, he says by his bearing : " I am insured in the strongest company, and I do not worry about the future of my family or my business if I should die." The AucuofTh Mutual life Insurance Company f Near York eiceed those of any other life iaturjxicc company in cxuutKe. l My are over CALL ON- Colesworthy -AT THfc CHOP MILL 127 and 12 Eant Alta Street $352,000,000 It has paid Pol!cy-heldn over $569,000,000 T fiovra hn .v, 1 J 14, f ivc uaiamuu Willi & competent Timber Cruiner to locate Valuable Timbzt Claims rMcfa U more than any other life ifuuraacc compaay la the world b diiburtcd. Write 10-day for "Wkere Shall I Iruun?" The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Rictuao A. McCuaor, President. SHERWOOD GILLESPY, Manager, On the line o. a railroad now under construction. This means a hi? nbanon for first-comers. Seejg: , tfS " 3tf THEY'RE COMING. At a very fast clip. We refer to the many fine tnlncs on wheel wc Hill nnly be too E. .. i baTe '0D feallt J"1" cyt upon. Btrluh, well jiade, darable and reosonnuljr priced, there's no rnnn in tii urM ht .yon should cot ivn.ni tho I"' on 'Of our BUSINESS WAQONB or ! t.'u.w iiAiva, maoe ior mis ciituaie our special order. They are strong, made, neat, and Just what joa want M I n ih. UV It 1 ,lni- nmt 1 noted for Its llcbt draft and cood I results. Call and examine our huger tops. t 1 uuonca, cubuious, etc, tt , ( 4t,hc CC Brick Shop, Comer Water Have Some good farms for Cottonwood streets. Sale, NEAQLE BROTHERS " " Water 8t, near Main, Fendletou. Ore N.Berkeleyilffi V I results. C; T All kinds foriU, Doors Planing o! al desc,. to older. riftn'l t--. 1'iak.c vnn,.. Buildine Maten.l Pendleton Planing Lnmber Dninit ' Hinx.ui 1UK5III, PT7AT Dt I offpr tu-n nt k- a.... KtrAt Thrum With Ttinrlntn. t . nuiiue irees. jiasy tena, A cottace of . $1600. one-half reck t-i uau uie price. 1 "n . , -1 1 u-atre eiock or whMt ins orchard and fair 1 well: 400 acres vrfll bushels of wheat per ux soon at a sacrifice UQ i 1C0 acres. 3K miles fm acres irrigaiea ana til falfa; orchard; good m farm bulldlncs: can nuke S n.nnJ fK. , 1 . . $4700. For further infornatioai office in the postofflce ran. ri I ill Office in Poitofla. They like 'em r.very person who tii . i i i There is a difference in oysters We get our "supply f direct from our own 3'ou get oysters in ill tnral flavor. lust lilt bv the bed aud c a lib, i mw -"x'f - country, frozen ana i Our Eastern and Bav ovsters come j j , shell ana areopeneai wait. If you want r ovsters come acJ w Ponrffotnrt OvsiCf Golden Rulel Wanh.smoih Bf0S Wood, Coal id Delivered ProeJ' : h. transit"- VV C OJC im - i , i.; KMclnMS " . : " i:ht or i , cles. nil I p.rTE's fiinnl CMPN AL " KorShootlnsPft'"1 Patent coven - d TheS-CCofflpaoji ' J lilisi I
