East Oregonian : E.O., May 13, 1903, Image 4

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a'ubllshpil every afternoon (except Bandar)
at Itntllcton, Oregon, by the
VEAST OREQONIAN PUBU8HINQ
UUMKANY.
'I'hone, Main 11.
HUllBCnilTION ltATKH.
Dally, one year by malt $.".00
Dally, six monthn by mall 2.B0
(Dally, three months by mall 1M
.Dally, one. month by mall .00
Dally, pr month by carrier 63
Weekly, one yenr by mall 1.B0
Meml-Weekly, one year by mall .... 2.00
The Boat Oregonlan la on sale at II. II.
ltlch's NewH Stands nt Hotel I'ortland and
Hotel 1'erklns, l'ortiana, Oregon.
Member 'Hcrlppa-McKae News Assocla
Ltlon. ,
Han Francisco llurean, 408 Fourth St.
Chicago Uureau. U09 Hecurlty llutldlng.
Washington, I). 0. Ilureau, mil 14th St.,
TV. w.
Alas! how soon the hours are
over
Counted us out to play the
lover!
And how much narrower Is the
stage
Allotted us to play tne sage!
But when we play the fool, how
wide
The theater expands! beside,
How long the audience sits be
fore us!
How many prompters! whnt a
chorus!
Walter Savage Iandor.
HOMESEEKERS WANTED.
The brief remarks made by Mayor
T. G. Halley before the recent meet
Ine of the Progress Club, should bo
A n text and a creed for the city of Pen
$ -illeton, until the population is in
creased to 20,000 souls.
The flood of Immigration that is
now rushing westward passes through
this city to oilier points, which have
introduced themselves to the home
xeeker in the East.
Of the 20,000 homeseeker tickets
-written by the Hnrriman Hues since
the cheap rate went Into effect, how
many have named Pendleton as the
objective point? Walla Walla, Spo
Jiane, La Orande, Baker City and
other towns of the Inland Empire
have thoroughly advertised their ro
sources in the East, and have been
rewarded by receiving parties of
tourists which were attracted by the
.special features of the locality.
Thorp is no lack of natural advan
tages In Umatilla county. There is
no dearth of nttrnctlons and oppor-
! tunltles for Investment. There Is no
reason why. one-fourth of the flood
or tourists who have passed through
'this city within the past sixty days
i' should pot have been entertained In
'this city nnd Introduced to the splen
s5 -flirt resources of this county.
' " Every city of importance In Oregon
ihns gathered the minutest details In
regard to the business openings and
resources, educational facilities and
other statistics. Into attractive pam
phlets and sent them whirling among
the Eastern states. The result is
that the names of these cities nrc on
every tongue. They were made ob
jective points for entire carloads of
lujmeseekers, who had money to in--vest
and who wore ready to settle In
Oregon on the slightest Inducement,
"Where this descriptive literature Is
circulated free of charge, and kept in
' , (conspicuous places where it can bo
.tend 'by tho greatest number of peo
, 3le in the East, it seems that Pen
' dleton could afford to issue ono of tho
I -most attractive pamphlets over sent
' out of Oregon.
' "Tho .world-famous wheat and wool
r- ,-crops pf this county, tho manufacture
. ed .articles which have introduced the
, .clty-ito every, community In the East,
unnd tho natural resources which an
' ' joal to investors, need only to ho
I .-mentioned, to attract tho widest at
J Uetitlon.
,.' - "How to secure hoineseekers and
ihold them" should bo tho theme of
-every public meeting held In Pontile-
ton during tho noxt year.
Tho first petition for a referendum
tvote on tho portago road comes from
Vale, Malheur comity. It only con
'tains 50 signatures anil tho secretary
.of state will keep It as a souvenir
,for Eastern Oregon.
The aiiununcoment in a Walla
nvalla paer that sovoral freight
'teams had recently been loaded In
that city, with supplies for Susan
vlllo, a tributary to Pendleton's
istream of trade should cause Pen
. dleton business men to look to their
laurels,
The triumph won by the Scrlpps
t7'uMcllao News Association in securing
7 ;n wireless telegraphic nows servico
IL.40U the coming yacht race between
ho . Reliance and Shamrock III., Is
rorthy of .special notice. This asso-
elation Is making rapid progress In
Its field, which proves the constant
growth of tho demand for the after
noon paper.
Tho school book trust Is shown to
have Bent $40,000 into Missouri to in
fluence legislation. Wherever It
goes It breeds corruption. Its meth
ods are always reprehensible, and it
does not hesitate to resort to the use
of money If It can find an opening for
Influencing business In that manner,
"BInger Hermann was removed
from the Roseburg land office by
President Grant In 1873, having serv
ed but one month more than half his
term of four years," says tho Eugene
Guard. "Ho was speculating In public
lands contrary to regulations. Thirty
years afterward, In the year 1903, the
present republican president turned
him out of the general land office
and that, too, for cause. And yet,
Oregon republicans -were buncoed in
to nominating him for congress. And
lots of them will vote for him. It is
a most curious thing, this hold of
BInger Hermann on Oregon republi
canism." This Is a campaign chorus
from Mr. Hermann's own neighbor
hood. CHIPS OF OLD BLOCK.
Archibald Roosevelt's spotted young
A gonauln. which has figured con
splcuously since Its advent on the
living floor of the president s private
quarters, by means of the elevator,
today dashed up Pennsylvania avenue
with Archibald sitting astride of its
back, a veritable picture in miniature
of the president himself. The avenue
was crowded with people on Sunday
parade, when, tearing up tho avenue,
came tho president's young son
astride of tho pony and wearing a
big rough riders' hat of white felt,
n black sweater with bandB of red
nt the wrist and neck, n pair of cordu
roy trousers, tucked into yellow rid
ing boots and a swirl and dash of the
whip with every movement of the
pony.
Close behind him came the presi
dent's footman, Black Charles, a negro
of short stature, doubled up on a bi
cycle and riding far beyond the speed
limit on tho city streets. Every one
stopped to watch the riders, ami
young Roosovelt was perfectly aware
of the sensation he was creating and
smiled as ho went
V
Just a little later the people at the
corner of Fifteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue were surprised to see
a young girl of 10 or 12 years, wear
ing a plain white sailor suit, dash
along the street in a fearless manner
on a horse and up to the curb before
a drug store, when she alighted with
the agility of a cat to the pavement
and ran into tho store for soda water.
TIiIb was Ethel Roosovelt. Behind
her, and wholly unable to keep within
proper distance to be of assistance
should an accident befall her. was the
president's footman. Ethel frequently
rides down tho business streets of
Washington, flying along like a great
white bird, her yellow hair blowing
about under her sailor hat and red
youth and health In her cheeks. When
these children first came to .tch White
House they were shy In public, but
now are as much at home In tho
crowded thoroughfares, whore they
are the center of attraction, as they
were at Oyster Bay In their own back
ynrd. Chicago Record-Herald.
HUBBARD IN DENVER.
The many local readers of Elbert
Hubbard's Philistine: a journal of
protest, which has appeared from'
month to month ns an exclusive feat
ure of the Post, will bo delighted to
know that this celebrated writer and
orator is coming to Denver. The Post
readers have come to know and ad
mire "Krn.EIbertus" through his scin
tillating wit and humor, as set forth
In his own inimitable maimer, and
now they nro to have an opportunity
of studying tho personal characteris
tics of ono of the most talked of men
in America.
Mr. Hubbard Is to lecture nt tho
Woman's Club Thursday ovenlng,
.May 12. and tho subject he has select
ed Is "Roycroft Ideals." Nobody Is
so capablo of tulklng of tho Roycroft
crs, their work and their Ideals as is
Mr. Hubbard, as he created the Roy
crofters, sot up the standard of their
Ideals and mapped out the work thoy
have to do.
"Work is for tho workers," once
said this leader of the Philistines to
his flock, and he has seen to It that
tho Idea was carried out nt East
Aurora, Erie county. New York, where
tho Roycroft shop Is located, and the
work thoy have done has been of n
To Look Well
your blood must be pure to give
your complexion that peculiar
freshness which can only be obtained
when your system is in good
working order. Heecham's Pills will
put you in condition.
Beechams
Pills
, Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10c and Sc.
DAlliV 'EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OI.EOON. WEONHDAV,
quality to make East Aurora es famous
ns was the celebrated shoulder -of
Katlsha, which people come from afar
to see.
As a speaker "Pra Elbortus" Is said
tn be as great or even a greater buci
cess than he Is as a writer. Of his
oratorical ability one of his critics
has had this to say: "The man Is
seen at his best on the lecture plat
form." His printed words often seem
flippant nnd needlessly ironical, but
the countenance of Fra Elbertus shows
only good cheer and kindness and his
lecture made every hearer better."
Denver Post.
NAVAL WEAR AND TEAR.
The wear and tear on battleships In
times of peace seem to cost more than
the victor's losses In time of war. The
damage Inflicted on tho American,
navy by the Spanish guns is less
than that which It has suffered from
Its own guns since the trenty of Paris.
This is likely to dampen the growing
enthusiasm for naval appropriations.
"In time of peace prepare for war"
becomes annoying when preparation
Is more dangerous to life nnd property
than warfare.
The Tribune does not attempt to
place tho blamo for the defects in
construction which lead to tho burst
ing of rifled cannon, the brenkdown
of turrets, or 'bucking" of decks.
There have been bad accidents on the
Illinois, the Iowa nnd the .Maine with
in a short time, and the Maine re
cently returned from its first cruise
with its deck plates bent In by the re
coll of the guns. "Some one had blun
dered." Naval writers have consid
ered the development of naval sci
ence a contest between armor and
projectiles. They seem to have for
gotten the clement of structural
strength.
The United States can not afford to
drop behind In the development of n
nnvy, but naval constructors must
impiove their plans. Bridge builders
allow for n strain greater than any
that will be put on tho structure.
Shipbuilders should allow an ample
margin of safety. Chicago Tribune.
AMORIS FABULAE.
Ho was a beast,
And she was a beast:
Thpy loved and dwelt together.
'Twos a beastly life.
But It was not hell
Benst-llko all storms they weather.
He was a beast.
And she was a soul;
Nay, she was an angel of God!
The vulture fed on Promothen,
She uttered no moan, but steadfast
prayed
Till they couched her beneath the sod.
He was a soul,
And she was a beast;
A beast of the octopus-kind.
She fastened her writhing arms about
His being and drew the life-blood
ont
Then an angel stole his mind.
He was a soul, and she was a soul;
And they dw.elt In God's paradise.
The skies were clear though the
storm-wind swept.
The rainbow shone through the tears
they wept
Thoy were foolish, and very wise.
From "Oceanldes," by Percy W.
Shedd.
GROWING
LENGTHWISE
You want the children to
grow, but not all lengthwise.
When they start that way
Scott's Emulsion will help
them to grow right with
clue plumpness and outward
proportion, and with inward
vigor and good spirits.
The Emulsion increases
digestive power and strength
ens the vital organs to get
the best and make the most
out o all the other food. It
gives-a kind of help that every
growing child ought to have.
We'll tend you a utnple free upon requett.
SCOTT BOWNE,4 Peitl Street,-Ne Vork.
St. George Restaurant
Dinner Twenty-flve Cents
Prom 11.30 a. 111, to 7 p. m.
Short orders a speciality
Quick, Courteous Service
Open all Day and Night
T. A. Oldfather, Prop.
ll- ;,.''.
Haw an flhsCefiK in the rlllO
plan Tubes of Mrs. Bollinger
was removed without a surgical
operation.
"I had an abscess in my side, in
the fallopian tube (the fallopian
tube is a connection of the ovaries).
I suffered untold misery and was
so weak I could scarcely get around.
The sharp burning pains low down
in my side were terrible. My physi
cian said there was no help for me
unless I would go to the hospital
and be operated on." I thought
before that I would try Itfdla R
Pinkliam's Vegetable Compound
which, fortunatoly, I did, and it has
made me a stout, healthy woman.
My advice to all women who suiter
with any kind of female trouble is
to commence taking Xiydia E.
Bl.l,l..uii irncrntnllln IdlUDOUllU
at once." Mrs. Ira 8. Hoixinqkb,
Btimdeo, omo. wowwmi v wi
atM MUr ptoalrhj ftanlntnm uwwt b product.
It would seem by this state
ment that women would save
time and much sickness If they
1.1 r c.i i v.. linlchnm'a
WIMtlU tly v . .
Vegetable Compound, at once,
ana also write 10 mm. riuu
at Iiynn, Mass., for special ad
vice. It is free and always helps.
No other person can jrlve sncn
helpful advice as Mrs. Pinkham
to yromen who arc sick.
' ' 1 Reim
Uoomirt;
k House
Klemnllj- (urn'ilied with modem appliances
Electric light and tunning watt-rluench room
Room, bT the dav week or month. liea 2.1,
50, Vie. It. F. RKNK, I'rop. J Cottonwood St.
Big
Ben
Raised by Cas Rogers on But
ter Creek. Sired by a thorough
bred Kentucky Jack. His dam
was a large Maltese Jenny.
He will make the present sc,
son at my place three miles North
east of Pendleton on Wild Horse
Creek.
Terms: $10 to insure live colt.
W. W. HARRAH
OWNER
THE
RACYCLE
The genuine, the bicycle
which is the undisputed
leader, is handled in Pen
dleton only by us. Come
in and see the Racycle.
Wtthee,
3IJ Court
Street
GOOD SOUND WOOD
Is always received when you
place your order with us.
Fir. Tamarack and
..Pine..
Why buy poor coal when you
can get the best for the same
price?
Laatz Bros.
Telephone Main 5)
-jHmu New
1 Brick
H Large
B Airy
Rooms
MAY 13, TO
Water tahkS
We mke a Specialty of Buildlne Round
or Square
WATER TANKS,
We make them right and they
i ... rof loforf inn. Our
always ,
work is never slighted or botched.
Pendleton Planing Mill
and Lumber Yard.
Rohert Forstek, Prop.
WMllHWIllH'IIIHW
BUTTER
Gold Medal Butter, Pure,
Sweet, Clean. The chief
characteristics of good butter
are purity and cleanliness.
This butter combines both,
and will ietain its rich and
delicate flavor to the last.
Try it and you will never
use any other. Your money
refunded if you do not like it
F.S. YOUNGER
. . & SON . -
I I I I 1 KH 1 1 1 1 1
TAKE
YOUR
CHOICE
Oue of the finest residences In
Pendleton 11 rooms all modern Im
provements: pretty lawn; complete
$6,500. $2,500 down, balance on time.
Another realdrnce 7 rooms, with
bath, sewerage, electric lights; pretty
lawn, shade trees, within three blacks
of Main street, $2,500.
Other bouses and lots from $600 to
$2,500.
Nice residence lots, $150, 60 and
$500.
Much Other Town Property, and
Ranches.
Easy Terms, Where Desiied.
C. D. BOYD. Ill Court Street
LET US FILL
YOUR BILL
FOR LUMBER
We can supply you with
Building Material of all
descriptions and save
you money
DOORS
WINDOWS
B u i Klin g paper lime
cement, brick and sand.
Wood gutters for barns
and dwellings a specialty.
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St., Opp. Court House
WHAT IS THE USE
of suffering from Indigestion if you
eat what you want, or of starving
yourself to avoid such distress?
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets talten after
eating will digest your food perfectly
and free you from all the disagreeable
symptoms of Indigestion and Dyspep
sia. Bat what you like at any time,
and take an Acker Tablet afterward.
Positively guaranteed. Your money
Will always bn rfnnrto,l tr
are not satisfied. Write to us for a
tree sample, w. H. Hooker & Co.,
Buffalo. N. Y.
The Oregon Dally Journal can be
miiim un ouio ui r razier s nook store.
FOR SALE
We have the Best Bargains
in Real Estate. We have
some nice homes that mm
be sold. Choice BuildiBaj
Lots. Alfalfa Land from, one!
acre to 160. Wheat Land
tracts from 160 acrfc to
12,000.
Rihorn & Swaggart
Room io over Taylor's
Hardware Store.
We Make Our Bow
tn .lir f.JpniU. Iifltrnna .nd the DUbllC tt ll
lw,M.kln Knur a-rMinifiRtlnn of Ihe tlBtlK
llont In carriages, runabout!, urnj.
Ml two h.i'A fhn nl!lllTA nf DrfHQtlK V
your attentiuu this teiion. We hie doij
rotated an lota from our long mwui
t.nri.nl In ant ujm huVO fltlVftnCfll IDlU
ly. We hare a complete stock ot 1m
wagnns wiw iieei ciau nuiwauu
Deariug diocu. maxiug mem iue 11.
ntn. ami mna rinaahla fin the IilArKfit. UK
nnd buiiftet we hae Itom the cbf jwit to U
ueat. ive u a rati.
NBAQLB BHOTHeRS
' The niaeksmlthi.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
THE OLD
DUTCH HENRY
FEED YARI
Cor W. Alta and Lillith Sts.
T K'ofl fnrmprlv oftllC Hoi
Alta, has ch'aige of the Old M
Henry Feed Yard, ana woui" i
i i i nur hotsa
Plenty ol stalls, large corrals J
loose horses and cattle. nj -i
grain for sale. Chop milling
nection. .
Engine, Boiler and Macoioi
REPAIRING
Of all kinds is our specialty,
work guaranteed.
Extra Parts Furnished for all Kit
oi uarvesuii; aidumi"."
Manufacturer ol
KIGBV - CLOVE HARVESTEH
7(M Fast Alta Street.
Rli.7n,. S, Howe's Old SU
WANTBD-YOUB OIUIEBS I g'
glared carui, '""..,, atl f
11.00 s additions! etrtol taan.
I Humane
Harness
Umatilla
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