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- "BR I ..... . til . WE BELIEVE IN DOCTORS We believe that every man when he is sick should call a doc tor, and not try to "doctor" himself. We believe there would be far less sickness far better health if everybody would do everything possible to co operate with doctors in taking better care of their health, We believe that the best way, always, is to have a doctor see what the matter is, and write a prescrip tion for it, and then have a reliable druggist prepare the medicine according to the prescription. :- : :- Prescriptions our Speoialty. Acoaraoy and Parity of Drugs Boyond Question BROCK & McCOMAS CO. Pendleton DRUGGISTS Oregon FRIDAY, AIU'Il, 24. 1903. j Man Is his own star, ana the soul that can ! iKeuiler an honest and perfect man, Commands all light, nil tnllu- ence, nil fate. Nothing to htm falls early or too latu. Our nets, our angels are for ! good or ill, Our fatnl shadows that walk by us still. John Fletcher. THE LABOR SITUATION IN PORT-LAND. the officers lack fitness and oxporl ence. Their training In the actual duties of an officer should be more thorough. The proper enro of their men Is of moro importance than tho knowledge of polo. Coupled to InoX' porlence in the young officers Is frp. i quently an utter disregard of the ability of their foe. Lack of scout ing and a contempt for tho Boer's lighting ability was the cause of some of tho moat serious reverses of the Boer war. While England may meet1 temporary reverses, she has demon' strated tho fact of her staying abil Ity. A reverse of her arms merely means the hurrying to the weak place of more troops. She can not afford to lose her prestige with her subjected peoples. AND THE TRUSTS ESCAPE. The unions of Portland sent over ( The Jefferson City grand jury has i0,000 to the aid of the striking Indicted the agent of the baking pow- mlnoworkerh in Pennsylvania, "and if der trust for bribing legislators, to- the men here need tho money, that gother with those he bribed, says the amount will come back with interest, Denver Post. says H. G. Clreen, of the Building But he was only the agent. It is Trades Council In Portland. easy to understand the position of The mill men of Portland evince n such agents. It begins this way: disposition to fight the union to a 1 A man wants a Job. When ho gets finish. The labor unions see their the Job ho does his best to please his existence threatened by tho stand employers. He devotes himself to taken by the mill men. The mill men learning what they want. Ho tries art supporting the contractors who to assimilate their point of view, arc discriminating ngainst union la- Their standards become his standards, bor. Building operations which have their morals his morals, been unusually active this spring. 1 Aro thoy ruthless? He steels him- have been suspended ns no lumber Velf to be ruthless. Are thoy greedy? Is to be hail. Labor Is beginning to Ho strives to excel In the art of ra realize Its strength. What Is need- pacity. Would thoy promote baking ed Is to have tho employes and the powder sales by investment in crlmo? opposing Interests get together and He Is their man. In a calm and dispassionate manner j Is Kelloy, the baking powder trust discuss their mutual desires and man, guilty and his employers iniio views. Bitter feeling and 111 will are cent? not helpful In obtaining a fair and 1 Therein is the secret of tho true, equitable settlement of the question deep, keen blow at b'oodling. The at issue. So long as either side law punishes the effect, not tho cause, thinks the others - "have It in for It goes after weak legislators, who them," so long will an adjustment be were dazzled by $1000 bills. It sends "difficult. Each side must look at the tho police on the track of the agents. Statistics of 'Portland show one baby to every eleven mothers during the past year. This is a rather Bert ous showing. Marriage tmplys ma ternity. The woman who defeats na ture's laws and evades tho cares and Joys of mothorhood has. no right to get married. Desire for and love of offspring is a God-sent instinct. Them would be leas scandals and less d' vorces If wives wore mothers. A child 1b a weak ami tender thing but It has a grip on the hearts of Its parcntB like a steel cable, It Is n bopd of union and an Incentive to ward a cleaner, saner, purer life or an example, If nothing else. Self ishness ts at the bottom of child lessness. Homo and mother, those two most beautiful words In our lan guage are no longer fashionable. Tho married flirt has no time to devote to bomb. Tho hotel or boarding house tnkes the place of home. Thoro can bo no homo life In such a manner of living. Jinny a homo that has met shipwreck would have weathered the storm If a little one had been a mem her of the crew. power of congress over monopolies,' tho American people nnu uiomsuivun hopelessly impotent, facing a situa tion lraught with tho most alarming possibilities, with which neither the federal nor state governments can deal. Can It bo possible that the people of the United Stntes, fcollng the pressure of undoubted evils, are nevertheless totally powerless? Is It true that although thoy know with growing certainty thu nature of the wrong nnd are seeking a remedy, tho Constitution bb it stands does not permit them to pursue it? "I do not believe that we find our selves so helpless. When the cur rents of monopoly evil flow out over the state lines and cover the country, not only entering, but largely filling the channels of Interstate and foreign trnde, It will not do to sqy that the evil Is boyond national reach." BABY'S FUTURE Something for Mothers to Think About. The American consul at Canton has started a relief fund to aid the stnrvlng natives of' the Kwnngsl prov ince. It Is reported that thousands or natives are starving to death In that province, while many of the women are selling themselves Into slavery to escape starvation, Bolivia and Brazil aro on tho eve ol trouble over a dispute as to tho ownership of the Aero district. Gen eral Sllverla has taken possession of the territory In the name of Brazil and now Bolivia will be heard from. The vexed question of whether mi litiamen were exempt from road and pole tax has been settled by Attorney General Crawford. Our boys In blue need not pay these taxes Is the de cision ho hands down. Paddy Lynch has been found guilty of shanghalng. It is high time wo put an effectual quietus on those Elmnghalng, law-di®ardlng sailor hoarding house keepers. Gorman has hopes of being chosen the leader of the democratic party. question from the other's viewpoint. Kach must recognize that they un mutually dependent on each other, nnd that each has rights. Labor and And the trusts escape BETTER SERVICE NEEDED. j William I'. Lord, ex-governor of capital are complements of each Oregon and United States minister other. They should work In Imrmo-' , ArKCntlnn has stopped at his old ny. Without labor capital would bo homo , ualtlmorc on ,,,8 wny to mere useless dross. Without capital SuIonii H,3 8 sfck am, ha8 conlo and organization labor would not ,,omo t0 recI)erat0. while Lord is carry through the vast undertakings an n),e ,awyec ,t Beenls nlIatal0 ln for which our country Is so Justly cel ebrated. Get together. Work in har mony. Respect nch other's rights. send such men to represent, .uir country abroad. First he is unac quainted with the language of tho country and is too old to pick up an acquaintance with It readily oven If 1 . .. .. . r r T...1 . ........ t. ..1.1 11, ll ol.unvc oonma in ' "u ""l "-'J have a fight on his hands. England he 's Physically disquall- hoped to have a breathing spell after ,le'1 for s,,c1' PWn. Since the A REVER8E TO ENGLISH ARMS. her long and protected struggle with Venezuelan trouble we can, through i, tw it.it i,r nossesslons are """ representatives In South America. so vast and so scattered that trouble . Ilvert proportion of South Is generally brewing somewhere In America's trade from Europe where her wide spread holdings. This time "as formerly gone to America, lo It Is the' Mad Mullah that Is on ram- lI ,"'B' however we require w de- r..i...,.i i. ,i n, tnutniro ownlic men acquainted with tho lan- page. England has made the mistake c am, e8aciS of aI1 the,r .fac. of an Insufficient force against tho uUeg WJ)at w(j nee(, fo reaM tribesmen with the result that Colo- ,. f a. , , ..,, nel Plunkett's command has been wiped out of existence. The English force were armed with two Maxim rapid-fire guns and modern rifles. They made a bravo defenso and whllo great responsibility and offer a field in the extension of trade relations t'oi the best efforts of a high-class man. Heretofore they have been re- gar.Ied as rewards for past services their ammunition lasted they kept (), ft" mica natlre. A n)a sl,oul,i the Mad Mullah's followers at bay. . . rn fm. wlln. . ,.. nm, Then, when tho last cartridge had w (o rather tjan wbat ho haa dono been fired thoy formed n hollow square. Against this hollow square Assistant Attornoy General Tyner, the fanatical natives, utterly regard- of tho postofflco department, has beon less of their lives, charged with des- lomoved for gross Irregularities In porato courage. At last by a dospor- connection with tho get-rlch-qulck ate cavalry charge followed by a concerns. While thoy nre about It, hordo of footmen, the hollow square it would bo a good plan to have a; was overcome by sheer numbers and thorough overhauling of that whole Colonel Pltinkett, nil of his officers department. Favoritism has beon and most of his men woro slaughter- shown In tho malting' of appointments ed. A bare handful cut and fought and fri'ude have beon perpetrated in their way out and escaped. Tho fault tho contractu for various postal sup Is not in (British courago. Tho fault i plies. Turn tho light on and look into Ib In the military system. Many of every darkened corner. REMEDIES FOR TRUST EVILS. When Attorney-General Knox first went to Washington there were those who looked him over and mado their minds up that he was a sort of dandy, to he wheedled easily or frightened, says the Now York World. No ono thinks that now. The little attorney general's "No" stops all argument. Wall street saw In tho now head of the department of justice simply Mr. Curneglo's and Mr. Prick's law jet. It is said that when there was a rumor thnt .Mr. Knox intended to retire from office. J. Plerpont Morgan and other giants of Industry and finance exerted their inlluenco to keep him in the cabinet. They want ed a "safe" man in the citadel, one who could be counted on to "stand by tho modern evolutionary Idea of business" consolidation. But they discovered that Mr. Knox was a law yer above all things, even when his client was the United States. They also discovered that when he became, attorney-general ho sovered his rela tions In nnmo attd In fact with the firm or Knox & Iteed. Although tho attorney-general dis likes to give his opinions on general questions, he has oneo or twice made his views known. In his famous Pittsburg speech last October, ho de clared that "tho conspicuous noxious features of trusts'" were us follows: "Over-capitalization, lack of pub licity of operation, discrimination In prices to destroy competition. Insuf ficient personal responsibility of offic ers and directors for corporate man agement, tendency to monopoly and lack or appreciation In their manage ment of their relations to the people, for whose benefit they aro permitted to exist." And in discussing remedies for these evils ho said these things: "Corporations upon which tho peo ple depend for the necessaries of llfo should be required to conduct their business so as regularly and reason ably to supply the public needs. "Thoy should bo subject to visitor ial supervision and full and accurate Information as to their operations shrould be made regularly at reason able Intervals, Secrecy In 'the con duct and results of operation Is un fair to tho non-managing stockholders and should, as well for reasons of state, be prohibited by law. "If congress under Its power to regulate Interstate commerce may ut terly destroy a combination and for feit Its, property In Interstate transit, as tho Sherman act provides, because It restrains such commerce, It seems, reasonqblo to say that It can in tho exercise of tho samo power deny to a combination whose life It cannot reach, the privilege, of engaging In Interstate commerco except upon such terms as congress may proscrlbo to protect that -commerco from re straint. "If the Sherman not exhausts the Lives of Suffering and Sorrow Averted And Happiness and Prosperity Assured by Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills When All Else Fails. Every child born into the world with an Inherited or wtrly duvclopcd tcu-denc3- to dlstrcsliijf, di'.flgririiu; hu mours of thu skin, scnlii mid blood, be comes an object of the most tender so licitude, not only b.-cnuse of It sunVr iu, but beciiu-e of the dreadful fear thnt the diilliinition Is to Int llf.liin; and mar it? future b:ipphi(s4 smd (im purity. Hence U becomes the duty of mothers of snub .illlicl.'d children toiic quaint themselves with the best, tho purest and most ellcctlvo treatment available, viz., The Cuticura Treatment. Warm biitli with CutiiMira Soiip to cleanse the skin and scalp of cnuts mid scales, jjentle. applications of Cutli'iiru Ointment, to allay Itching, Irritation and liillammatiou,aml soothe nud Meal, and nilld doses of Cuticura ltcolveut Pills, to cool the blood In the severer cases, aro all that can bo desired for tho alleviation of thu sulleriii-r of skin tor tured Infants and children, and the. -om-fort of worn-out parents. Millions of women use Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuticura Ointment, forpre 8crvlii;, purifying and beautifying thu skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales nud dandrull, anil tho stopping1 of Tallin;; hair, for softoninjr, whitening and soothing red, rough and sore hands,' for baby rashes, itehlugs and cliallnirs, In thu form of washes lor annoying Irritations and inflammations, and' for many sanative, antiseptic pin-o.es wldcli readily suggest themselvo-. BEST FOR THE BOWELS l lurm't n rciriiUr, hMllbr MOnnt of Uu toi rtry Jn, tou'.b III ur k-l) yow h...ia..i,ii:uiiJIf, vrvll. Ku.ff.lll tli- etiupeof fio tntrhfHiuiiill)liii.l dn.iueiouK. 'I lie viuoMb ,t, ruUn. ( Huctar lC kfflilni; lli Ixjxtli TH E P ALil 32. EAST COURT STREET Purest and Beat Candies Constantly on hand tJ in auu ivaim uui Au vicuna uuu me uream Sol THE PALI T. D. G A DDIS, Proprietor. ,,, ,nH m HWI "l"M"M"I"."H IM 1 I H i'l H 'H mHMHtul HOMES Water Today I offer the followlnn city and j country property: $20 por acre lor choico lfio-acro farm about ono mile from city limits, now house. $10,000 for 600 acres, part bottom, im proved; 350 acres In wheat, C acres lino orchard; 10 mlnuteR out. $10,000 320 acres of first-class wheat land, improved; crop goes with place; only two miles out. $l,SiOO a new house and lot In bot tom. $150 nnd up for lots on smith side. A nice business which pays, tor ubout $1,200. Two other business open ings. N. T. Conklin. :At Postoffice.: 'Phone, Red 277. We make a Specialty of BnBdiat or Square WATER II LET US FILL We make them right aodl always give satisfaction work is never slighted or boj Pendleton Planing I and Lumber Yan Roiiekt FORSTH, I YOUR BILL Ben CANDY CATHARTIC EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY rmunt. 1'iiUUble. I'otrnl. Taile Cloud. Pollooa STfr mcleii. Wakru. or llrllw, 10. U, lid W itmU Mr box. Writs Cur Cre iniuiilc, ml I'uoUlil 01 Uoattli. AiMreM 3- muia KHiDt urn-m. tintim r jm touk. KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN ONLY ONE Week More OF THE EBEN SALE of Kuita, HkirtH, ete. Halim-c of stock niiirtt Ixi sold at um price It will pay vou to vlll tli- Klien Htore tli Tst Week of the Sale Tin lust week of the EU n Sale will Ik the best chance of all to pet bargains In Hlilrt Waists, Pkirle, etc. The biggest bargains yet pre sented, will be offered next week If vou are going to buy a Hblrt Waist, Skirt or mlt, It will be decidedly to your Interest to visit the-Eben Store Next Week the at week of the wile. What the goods cost will not be taken into consideration during the Last week of the Eben Bale of Suit?, Skirto, etc. FO R LUMBER Raised by Cas Rogers I nreil lack. His dam wast Maltese lennv l ie will inn l;e the pifstij son at my place three rrilesl east of Pendleton on VMl Creek. We can supply you with Building Material of all descriptions and sa v e you money DOORS WINDOWS li u i Idin g paper lime cement brick and sand. Wood gutters lor barns and dwellings a specialty. Oregon Lumber Yard Alta St., Opp. Court House Fine Yellow Newtown Apples, only 90 cents a box. Fresh Ranoli Eggs, 15 cents a dozen, We have the Faruons and al ways satisfactory H0N0P0LE COFFEE A trial will oonvinue yon of its merits. Terms Sio to insurebJ i W. W. HARM OWNER D. KEMLER & SON The Big Store In a Small Room. Alta 8treet, Oppoaite Savings Bank Engine, Boiler and Machinery REPAIRING Of all kinds is our specialty. All work guaranteed. Extra I'arts Furnished for all Kinds of Darvestinj? Machinery. in Manufacturer oi RIGBY-CLOVE HARVESTER 709 East Alta Street. Baltczore & Howe's Old Stand. 1 A Bad Wreck Hut not to bad i it aW Jafl Hilt auu wk."""i paired rlKht. and tli a W And lurtEermors our pnyJ, our wiuona """:" ft. wagoiuon the muM W blocks and MWl '"41"5f o atrucMDie in i ".--j - made br the name '.?Ji,!,,a be the bit maue. .Call "J.",, Tin Hjracuee ri Weaetl and fuaranle tM' engine. - UNDER NEW MANA6 THE OLD DUTCH li Cor W. Alta and tfSj L. Neff, foiwyjjl Alta, has cliatp ''"d , Henry Feed Yar plenseaio Plenty ol stan. , loose horses,a..d c gram lor saic. nection. ij " "ggi ml 5 T "