East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 13, 1903, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text5?5T f BHD PT3 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, nREQONrTUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, '1903 rubllahrd evory nftprniMiii (ecmt Sunday) nt reiullotou, uregon, by the EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY. Tlione, Main 1J. SUllHCIiUTION KATKS. Dallv. uno your by mnjl $.1.00 Hnlly, lx iiionllK by mall -.no Dally, tliw nimitlii. by mull . , l.-'.i Dally, one nioulli by mall nil Dally, per intuitu by carrier ....... A! Weekly, one year by mnll l.nil Weekly. Mr .nmii(lis by mall Weekly, fnur mnnili by mnll no Semi-Weekly, one year by mnll .... 2.00 Seinl Weekly, als nwntlis by mall .. 1.00 Semi-Weekly, three months by mall . . .50 The Knst Oicsonlon Is on snle nt II. II. inch's News Stands ut llm.'l 1'ortlnnil and Hotel IVrkliu, l'ortlanil, Oregon, Member Kcrlppx-Meltae tloo. News Asocla San I'ranolsra llnreau. -MS Fourth St. Chicago Unreal!, 1)00 Security IlullillnK. Washluctou. I) C. llnreau, 501 14th St., N. W. Entered at rendleton potnClce ns seecond class matter. "Wo noeil not constantly ap peal to the war spirit to keep the American people bravely patriotic," says General Nelsou A. Allies In nn interview in the New York World. "I have liail experience in wars anil 1 liave never found Aiuerlcnns lacking In prompt, patriotism or in fight ing qualities In any worthy cause. There Is no necessity to stir the passions of Ameri cans in order to he sure that they will be patriotic. They lovo and appreciate their liber ties and will maintain and de fend them against all enemies." I I Not all the Floods are. in "Kansas. Tho record of destruction made by the Delaware during the past three days will niako the Kaw and the Mis souri green with envy. Russia's announcement last Sat urday that war would be declared against Japan on Monday, was pre mature. It requires two to make a bargain and in the case of tho illvls ion of China, it will require all of Europe and America. Governor Bailey, of Kansas, is gaining tho name of the '.'non-pard.on lug governor," and the title Is one -which any governor should be willing to wear. Where a jury of his peon finds a man guilty of crime, and a just judge sentences' him, In .icm ance with that verdict, it seems that the ends of Justice have been mot and the governor should decline to set aside the punishment thu;, fixed It is highly commendable !n a man to pdssess the virtue of sympathy, but It should not he a means of de feating Justice, no matter how nar.di it may be. The City and State, one of the leading Philadelphia dallies, express es the following ringing sentiment in praise of Tom L. Johnson: "'Tom Johnson has become ono of the best abused men W the day. There are newspapers that extract much evl dent gratification from tho practice which runs principally toward de nounclng Mr. Johnson as a demn gogue, Hryanite, populist and selfish intrigant for personal advancement. Judging the man from his public rec ord anil this is all that City and State has to estimate him by he has been exceptionally blunt, straightforward and honest in his political methods, and his alms tia.-o not, apparency, been unworthy,.. It would be more: convincing, where sucb.abuse is dealt out, if the grounds lor It were HKieifled." ' 1 Ono convincing argument .pointing to tho re-election of Sclmiltz, the union labor candidate for mayqr of San Francisco, is that M. H. De Young, of thu San Francisco Chroni cle, is against Schmltz and DaYoung has not backed a winning mayor of that city for 12 yeara. Bchmltz's friends tuke tills as certain evidence of tho strongth of their candidate. In Han Francisco labor circles, to lie op posite to De Young, no mutter what tho issue, is to, bo right., Thoro are politicians outsldo ot California to whom tho same' rulo will apply. If tho people wish to he on the right side of a great issue, ull that is jieo esBary to do to reach a right conclu xion, is to see which side a certain class of "rule or ruin" politicians are on, then crnwl over tho ronco to the. opposlto side. Anything to e "for nlnst" tnom, President Roosevelt has called a ,. special Besslon ot congress to meet fill XT finiloi, 1 . , n mi . ... r. .-mu. iifiuiuuvr -nit) lull- t,'t uro' ot 'tho "Panama vcnnnlMrr-ntv tn find 'acceptance -nt tho liandBv of tho Colombian government has stimulat ed tho necessity- for .this nctlon. Tho i'anama routo wns thrust upon the jieoplo as a means of dolaylng the construction of a canal. Its adoption by congress as the more feasible ot thj two routes, wns a nice bit of railroad diplomacy, which had in' view the dolay and possibly the de feat of nny certain means of reduc ing transportation rates ncross tho continent, or ot transferring tho trnlllc to the cheaper water route. If the people could see through this thin scheme to keep ithem in bond ngo to tlio existing' monopolies, they would not be long 1H electing men who would build the Nicaragua'- ulnnl. Had the same time, money and ener gy been expended on the Nicaragua!! route -ns has been apont in nepemlng on the Panama route, the cntitil would bo halt done. There are no compli cations, no costly concessions to buy. no enormous debts' to assume, no bx tortlonate annual rentals to pay no lutoruatlimnl provisos and handicaps on the, Nicaragua route-, as 'on 'the l'nnama sc)ieino. The government ,of Nicaragua stands waiting to deliver tho fullest privileges to the United States, but there Is nothing In It for ti.e grafters. That's why the route Is not feasible. George C. Ilrownoll state senator from 'Clackamas county, has another scheme.. He is so ready with schemes that will keep George C. Ilrownoll in ollice. that the people have cume to question the wide application ot his i tatesmanshlp to n large degree, but this latest offspring of his polltlcul hothouse, is tho best yet. He says he will introduce a primary law at the next session of tho legislature, which, will do nway with all.cpnven tlons and leave the nomination ot candidates In the hands of the people,, where It rightfully belongs. It will do away with tno possibility of cut and dried delegations, trades, "fixed" precincts, knifing In the committee looms and nil the unpleasant and dif ficult pioblems of the modern polit ical convention, if Urownell has a Lcheme which will accomplish this lesult, it will he welcome, oven though it come from Urownell. LOVE, HONOR AND ? OBEY. A few days ego a famous and spin ning beauty abruptly terminated her own wedding ceremony by refusing lo repeat the word "Obey" after, the officiating clergyman. In consequence she is still unmarried and her action has set the East by the ears. In the discussion pro and con (and It is truly remarknble what stand the wo men have taken) Father John Tal bot Smith ot the Catholic church was appealed to. He has given Ills dic tum in no uncertain words. "To tell the truth." he said. '"I do' not think It sn practical question at all. this one of eliminating thej word obey. It Is .In the nature of j things that the man should command and woman should obey, no matter! how many statutory" provisions you ! make, Blmply because a man likes to command and a woman .likes to obey, j ... "What is the use of statutes agulnst a natural proclivity or condition? You can see the wisdom of the church In omitting this word from its ritual. "A woman who refuses to obey might please her fancy by tho mere declination to follow a custom, yet she might be the quickest to obey her hiisbnnd. "That is whore nature is stronger than ideas, ideas may become, fads. existing 'for a short while, but nature goes right on. "I notice that men are glad to get the women they want to marry and the women are equally glad to marry, oiioy or not. regardless of nil fads and fancies." S. F. Call. TWO KINDS OF CHILDREN Children, that .-growitoo fast and those that seem hardly ,to grow at all, both need befltts liinulsion. It gives that rich vital nourishment which is the secret of all healthy growth. It rounds out the long limbs, and helps children to grow without using up all their strength in growing. Mothers' ought to know more about the worlderful help which Scott's Emulsion would give their children. W ill send yoii1 ? sample free upon request. SCOTT tc MOWNE, 409 Pcul Street, New York. mi: CI.KANSINfl AMI IlliAUNO CATARRH (JU11E (OK Catarrh 1. Ely's Cream Balm Km? and plcaiant in me Contains no in. JutlouadruE It la quickly absorb, ed Ulvea relief ut once It opens and srm'n?.t?,oaAVf,:.1iq. cold 'n h ead and protects tho merabrsmo Kestarea the seDsea oi laawanaemeu uiMit, 10 cents at ?.',?.?t'LC.'nrra'U,,al l" 10 cants by mull V I It 1 ) IVV f I L'bU sTCal a - . us. . . iwiijosWHinrtin Di ruw ion Walter's Flouring Mills Capacity, 150 barrels a day. Flour exchanged tor wheat. Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Feed etc., always ou liaud. MAY NOW EXPLAIN. During tho Iloor war 1-c-d Roberts wroto to Sir, Sloyn of tno Orange Free Stato, under date ot Marrt 11, 1900, complaining Hint explosive hu. I. a had bee t found in Cmnjo's ling er, in that communication Lord Roberts said: "Such hroauhes of tho rocognlzoa , usages of war nm! oi tho Goneva convontlou nro a olssraco to any .civilized povor. A copy ot tills tele i gram has been sent to my TOern- ment with n request tint It ' e com mmiicntoj lo t:ie neutral po- 'el Recalling the Incident, a writer Ir tue Nov.- York World sayc: "Mr ( Steyn explained that tho ballets m question had I eon tnkon from' Hrltlah troops. Now It turnB out that tha amr.iMt'.on wit'i expanding belle1 had been manufactured 'n Eng and before Ue war tq tho oxtent of fifi, nno.WH) rounds; that thord wr.s every Intention of making It tho ptnr.dard outfit of the nrltlsh army all over the world, hut that its production vos stopped because It va". found to be tlaufiorous to the user In hot ell matoj. It was condemned by the Hnguo ronvont' ". on grounds of humanity, but It had to bo uupplled to tue Ilrlt'sh troops in South African be- cause at one t'tno tboro were only two or three boxes of any 'other on bnnd. All tbnt Is needed now to make the story comploto Is an apol ogy .roin Lord Roberts to Mr. Steyn, but the wire seems to bo busy in, that direction." The Commoner, Capacity for business receives its speedie'st reward in the selling department. If vou think you have the ability to sell a Five Per Cent. Twenty-Year Gold Bond on the instalment plan write me stating your age, present occupation, and give me bank of other good references. All letters treated strictly -mUti. GEORGE T. DEXTER, Superintendent of Domestio Agencies, The MuIjiI Life Insursnce Company of New York, 12 Natssu Street, New York, N. V. Alma D, Katz, manager, Boise. Idaho. Frank I.. Hammond, District Manager, Pendleton, Oregon. e t THE I BEHRENS HOUSE I i T 308 Court Street I Best Regular Meals i ... 7. ,.JN THE CITY., jgYou'll enjoy your meals if you with us lvoii rd I I"--- I Single Meals 25c 4. ; 4 lliescke's eats eet . The approval of all who want the. best meat most delicious but nc no higher in price.,. .. . .. COURT STREET PROMPT. RKLIAULE BEKVICE A. J. BEAN HAULING OF AIL KINDS r:.w,i ,akan lui nl u .. , . , TEimvira. I'nune Wain r.Tl, The Colombia Lodging House Well ventilated, neat and comfortable rooms, good bed1;. Bar in connection where best goods arp served. Main Street,' center of block, between Alta and Webb Streets. F. X. Schempp Ptoprie.t o r There is no beverage more healthful the right kind of beer. a food and a tonic. of alcohol just enough But get the right beer, for Schlitz is the pure beer, the sterilized beer. No bacilli in And Schlitz is the aged beer Call for the Brewery Bottling. The Deer thai made Milwaukee tamouM. Phono Main 1781, The Ross Ice &Cold Storage Co,. 414 Main St., Tcndlcton - j - ' ' '-" " .(. - 1 .j. HEALTH COMFORT j i I i I it i jt . Arc Ccmiliinetl In Tlxe Hardware Man Its THE 11EST THK MOST WHOIiKSOMK J'UOI'EIUiY 5UIM3I) WITHOUT A SUI'EWOIl BYERS' BEST FLOUR i The Standard of Excellency. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. Byers, Proprietor. ELATERITE Is Mineral Rubber. VtU' MAY IN l-ENI) HUIUUNO orllli I It iitM-owary to UKIM.ACIE A W(UN-OlTT HOOF ELATERITE ROOFING Takes tli . place ot shingles, tin, iron, tnr and gravel, and all prepared roofings. For flat and stoep surfaces, gutters, valleys, etc. Easy to lay. Tempore for all climates, Reasonable In coBt. Sold on merit. Guaran teed, It will pay to ask for prlcesand information. THE ELATERITE ROOFING CO. Worcester Building. Portland. O SPICES, o COFFEE,TEA, BAKING POWDER, FUM0RWG EXTRACTS AMMurcVMriry, Fines! flavor, 0rtatjrSlrenh,Peaiiblefrice5. CLOSSET&DEYERS PORTLAND. eBEGOIVl. I Olearance Sale of Wall Paper gPECXAL Bargains will 2 be offred on the re mainder of our stock of Wall Paper. All this season's pat terns all new, patty and 3 up to ale. G. C. Sharp Opera .Housq Blopk. 2 Beventb SSroet. 3 YTTVTTTYYTTYTYYTYTTYYtTTt thatk Barley malt and hops Only 3 per cent to aid digestion. some beer is not healthful. clean beer, the filtered and it nothing but health. that never causes biliousness. - ' - - - ECONOMY Cole's Original Air Tight Wood Heaters or Hot Blast Coal Stoves They have proven their real worth. Hundreds of satisfied people in Pendleton and Umatilla users of Cole's stoves and heaters always recommend them to their friends, Sold only, in Pendleton, by OI2 Any Time Is a Good Time Now la the accepted time ta haye your house painted or pa pered. A little painting here and there will help its looks wonder fully. Dome nice, bright, new wall paper will lend a freshness to any room. Our stock of wall paper was never .nore complete pattern in endless variety and eviry one new and up-to-date In color design. Better come In and let' us show them to you and fell you what It will cost for- your wh,ole house or one room. ' j 111. Court Street. f They are the Best The Standard add WHITE EWINQ MACHINES Sold by JES.SE FIINS ThAiprpgen. Dally Journal can h found on'snle at Frazler's book store. 1 , Ml . T It I',1 H"', 5 room, il, 1 7 room hnu,w'l f 5(1(1 cash. 111 4. fti,t.. , 7.:,Jnni,fc.i frnmAloUTJ ill Drrn-o (:" m J e him i-ueatiest tirn-"' 'tl $25.f 00 In li,Xn?' 4- lolilH.rccnT'"'11 ""rot, e E. D. BO Has Real Estate hti ranging from Z residence to one ryl junuem aid i In the limits of the J m i fiiuieioa,anJIra farm nf o 1, .. tbousaiida nf tts Address C. D. BOYD. Ill C The Frei Restaur) Be-t 25 cent Meal ill) Private Dining Ph Elegant Furnisbf Connectioi il GUS LaFONTAlNE, 633 -Mam Stftfl Sleep Sound Eniov Yourl ATIIJ l,nl nf MlM U soft and prop! when piacea ou enrinns. Wilt HU' nights comlortabft, ..i,.t cImd.' We are 'prepared ply you Willi op1 tresses and Iron prices that will Saving .Set- us belore.yn! Stove. . ' ' ' .J V. Sii Hoa.efi!' Court Sttrf DUT 13 r . and in charge oi tioqary V'm CLASS fPOT Kiven. t , CANDIES, BOK ETC. Telet)lione,'!"'i prompt cjelivcry- J DiknrTTo Ci in