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POLITICS
POSTMASTER-GENERAL
AN EXPERT TEAM PLAYER
Has the Art of "Fixing"
Vote Down Fine Does
Full Knowledge That
Cannot Carry a Southern State,
Our postmaster general plays the
political game as an expert, say Col
lier's. Among the statesmen who care
little for principles and everything i
for tricks, he Is a master. Through j
convention. Those delegates arc
I chosen by negroes. Mr. Payne now in
' tends to hnve them solid for Mr,
rtoosevclt and thus prevent any pos
! Bible hitch In the schemes for 1904.
, Tho vote of the Southern stntes In tho
I election Is a negligible quantity. The
1 republican candidate will not carry'
! ono of them. Therefore, If Mr. Payne
can make the negroes enthusiastic no
gains delegates and loses nothing,
the Negro Moreover, (ho negro vote Is over 50,
It With a 000 in New York, and of about equal
Roocevelt ! relative Importance In such other
l doubtful states ns Indiana, New jer
sey and Connecticut. Now Mr. noose-
volt's record thus far amply deserves
rcnomlnatlou and re-election, but ho
could get them without the aid
such a cabinet olllcer as Mr. Payne.
Political "Team Play."
Good
of
lobbying he gained position and t "Team play" Is a phrase which has
through dexterity ho makes himself I magic on tho Inside of politics. It is
useful. Useful, uat Is, to his party. I oiten the expression by which a man
A negro proves unwelcome to the is led to give up his convictions. Con
white people as rural mall carrier. I formlty may be a vlrtuo. In our nctu
Does Mr. Payne keep quiet or use any al conditions It Is more likely to be
kind of tact? Not he. His nnswer is , vice. It Is bo easy for any crowd
prompt for the next morning's press, i which gets Into office, even though it
Does he know or care how a South- be reformers In Bilk stockings, to re
erner feolB, when he Is away all day, lax their standards and to appeal to
leaving his wifo nlono tnr from any "team play" If ono of their number
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ted throughout. You will find
everything neat, clean, wholesome.
If you want a quick lunch we can
serve you. We also Berve regular
meals for 25o. We believe we
serve the best meal In the city for
money. Our nteadlly increasing
trade is good evidence of this fact.
Farmer' 25c dinners a specialty.
THE PALACE CAFE
310 East Court Bireet.
other hoii3e? No. He takes n
'strong stand." Ho gives a wave of
the bloody shirt. He furnlBhes an
Interview intended to envenom race
feeling and Increase Southern suffer
Ing. "There are only two courses left
open for the department," says he.
"We must either suspend the rural
free delivery service In those districts
where the white people object to ne
gro carriers, or wo must send united
States soldiers to protect these car
riers In tho performance of their du
ties." What is the cause of this wan
ton defiance and stirring of bad
blood?. Mr. Payne Is a devoted sup
porter of Mr. Roosevelt. Ho has tho
doubtful merit of "team play." Mr,
Hnnna made Mr. McKinley's first
nomination certain by "fixing" the
Southern delegates to the republican
For really fine, choice
S teaks-C hops- C otlets
Roasts of Beef, Mat
ton and Veal drop in
to oor shop or phone
316 E. Court Phone Ited 211
keep a happy balance of reasonable
conformity and personal Integrity is
so difficult In politics that superior
men have declined office Tor that rea
con. A French historian and phlloso
pher, in refusing to enter public life,
said that successful political action
was Impossible without some yielding
of the truth. What gavo Washington
his greatness as a president and he
was tho greatest administrator of
that office wo have had was his abll
Ity to admit practical considerations
without slackening his jiurposes or
lowering his standards. In choosing
the men who should hold office, he not
only demanded ability and Integrity
lut a public career which had proved
those qualities to tho world. Under
our pre3oni system, with "harmony
and party so much emphasized, public
office often means a crumbling of
nign purpose. No appeal is now
Btronger, with a good-humored man
than the social appeal, the appeal to
work harmoniously with his friends.
even if they have their human weak'
nesses. Tho present district attor
ney of St. Louis is sending to jail the
men who helped to put him In office
Thnt Is better than "team play." If
Mr. Itooscvelt felt Btrong enough to
remove tho two or three men to whom
he has given high offices for merely
party reasons, that would he bettor
than "team play" also.
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employ none but first-class
workmen. Our equipment is
not excelled in Eastern Ore.
Privett's Barber Shop
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WILL BE LESS TROUBLE.
The Creation of the Blue Mountain
Reserve Will Result in Less Fric
tion Between Stockmen,
The usual summer quarrels over
grass In the mountains of Grant coun
ty will be materially reduced this sea
son, as a result of the range being
largely covered by the blue .Mountain
reserve, according to T. A. Ithen, a
prominent stockman of Heppnor. Mr.
Itliea is in Portland on business, and
says that grazing of sheep Is to he
permitted ns formerly, hut under re
strictions.
"Thnt Is the only way the troubles
between stockmen can he averted."
he said. "Although sheepmen are, as
a rule, opposed to the reserve, which
takes in fully fiO.OOO acres of moun
tains In Morrow county, alone.
'Some trouble has already occur
red over on the John Day, however,
where a Morrow county sheepman
was arrested last week for driving his
band through that county. The pre
text was that the Grant county peo
ple feared scab, but the main trouble
s that they don't want any Morrow
county sheep over in Grant county
under any circumstances."
Troubles between tho stockmen of
Mnrrnw nml Grant counties have
recurred every summer for the last
10 years, and on several occasions
bands of Morrow county sheep have
been fired into by cnttlemen with
Winchester rifles; camps have been
burned nnd herders shot. Scarcity of
grass has been the main cause of tho
troubles. The sheep of the Morrow
county prairies have been driven Into
mo mountains of Grant for 30 years
or more, but the mountains have In
tho mcnntlme been filling un with
stockmen, and ninny who wanted tho
summer range for themselves. In
covering a large portion of tho conn
ty with a forest reserve. Uncle finm
has caused a stop to be put to the
quarreling, and hereafter the ernzlni?
oi snoop win uo regulated In such a
way as to avoid overcrowding.
nr. unea says mat nearly the wholn
country has been filed on by timber
land hunters, however, and he won
ders what will becomo of tho richtn
of these. Telegram.
$50.00 Given Away
To the first one handing us
the nearest correct solution
of tho two following rebuses,
wo will give $25.00 worth of
furniture or other goods ot
your choice from our immense
stock; $15.00 worth to tho
second, and $10.00 worth to
the third.
The question is, how many
different ways can the word
"Furniture," and how many
tho word "Itader" be spelled
In the following squares by
spelling to tho right, or down
ward, or nny combination of
down nnd right, or right and
down, but always using tho
snmo numerical letters, yot
all spell the wordB "Itader"
and "Furniture" correctly.
For Illustration, the word
"Rnder" may be spelled by
using letters numbered 1 2,
11, 12, 21, or 13. 22, 23, 21.
33, etc. Tho solution to be
1 2 3 4 i 5 I 6 . 7 8 ,1
R) A D E R A D EK
10 11 12 13 , 14 I 15 16 1)
A D E R A, D, E'
1U 20 21 22 2! 24 '25 20 2J
D j E R I A I D I E I R I A I D
28 I 2y j 3U I 111 , 32 . 33 34 , 35 ' K
E R Aj D E R , A' DIE
37 I 38 I 3D I 40 41 ' 42 43 41 Hi
R j A I D j E I R I A 1 D I E j R
40 j 47 I tb , 4 50 si 52 51 1
A I D I E I R j A D I E j R I A
55 I 50 j 57 ' 58 5U W 61 62 '
D I E I R , A D J E 1 R I A j D
G4 1 (is 1 tit; u7 tis ii 7u 1 71 j ;:
E j R I A D E,R Al DjE
73 I 74 , 75 7 Tt 78 1 73 , 80 j II
R j A j D I E R A I D j E I B
BYER8' FRIEND "JOLLIED" HIM.
How Milton Man Mistook Union for
Marriage Mill.
Dusty and tired, after a rid o frnm
Milton, B. J. Dyers walked Into rh
Union office last evening nnd Inquired
u a iuurnugo license could bo had
thore, says tho Walla Walla Union.
He said that ho was anxious to get
married, had everything settled with
his sweetheart, Miss Lizzie Stewart,
of Milton, and all he needed was tho
consent, ot mo law.
Whon asked why he camo to n
nowspnper office to get a marriage
license Mr. Dyers said:
Jim Foster, a friend nr mina t this
city, told mo to come to the Union of
fico If I could not get Into the county
nudltor's office Thnt Is w im
here." '
It appears Dyers thoueht thn nnttn.
ty offices remained open till late Sat
urday nights, consenuontlv h iiii nni
try to reach the city till after tho
heat of the day had passed
He was told that tho Union office
was not a branch of tho countv nndi.
tor's dopartmont and thanking his in
former ho stepped Into the street a
I saddor, wlsor man.
handed in sealed, giving only
the number of combinations
that can be made of each
word, with no name attached,
in order that tho committee
awarding the prizes will not
know who is In the contest
Till! If rnnupRtPfl pnrli winner
,111131. ud bu". v
Irallv each of tie
ther claim. In order to
tv nil cmlnnnns we
hr parh envelope
.ltH nn an OWPI aid
'a memorandum of tau
rine will be allowed
thnn one answer,
1 AA tnlv 5 1903.
, ,.i ihni tie
IS HO BUie UHb TTj
'solutions will be correct.
if .lorlilp YOU -
change your ui""" -
hnnillnn f In YOU C -
" " " -
iv nine nir vour seciu -
. 1 wp
Kne laiier ii --
with the estaDiisaiM".
be allowed to contest.
F I u j H I N j I j T I U j R j E j F
11 I 12 I 13 j 14 I 15 I 10 I 17 I 18 I 1U j 20
u I R I N I j T j U I R J E I F '; U
21 I 22 23 j 24 25 20 j 27 28 j 20 30
RNljTUREF I U j R
31 I 32 I 33 I 34 I 35 j 30 j 37 j 38 I 30 I 40
N I ' ! T j U I R I E I F I U I R I N
41 I 42 I 43 j 44 I 45 I 40 j 47 I 48 I 40 60
I T I U I R I E j F I U I R I N I I
51 I 52 I 53 J 54 j 55 I 50 57 j 58 I 69 j 00
TUREFU R j N j I , T
01 2 I 03 I 04 I 05 j (iti j 07 08 j 00 j 70
u I R I E j F j U j I R J N I I j T , U
71 t T- I 73 I 74 I 75 I 70 j 77 I 78 1 70 I 80
RlEIMUBNlTtUR
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E I F I U I R j j N j I I T I U , R , E
!U ' 02 1 03 j 94 I 05 00 07 , 08 ; 00 ;
F I U j R I N I I I T I U j R I E I
Kit A DAD
Main and Webb Strt
STOCK FARM FOR SALE
I am sole agent for the Lee farm ol -ooo acres, si.
miles from Pendleton, on Birch creek. Joa
Water, Buildings, fine Orchard, Alfalfa Botlow.
Terms, half cash. Will sell with or without sto.
N. T. CON KLIH
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