DAILY EA8T OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1903,
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I Sometimes the dross of error
i dark and deop
The Truth confines;
I Sometimes, through aeons, cost
ly Jewels sleep
In dusky mines.
And those aloue who lth a pur
pose -pure
That dross assail,
Shall find that Truth is ovor
strong and sure.
And miiBt prevail.
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TO ADVERTISERS AND READERS
The evening nowspaper Is the
medium that reaches the greatest
number of people and brings you
business. The phenomenal growth
of afternoon papers on the Pacific
coast nnd the fnllure of tho gTeat
morning papers to keep pace with
this growth ie undoubted evidence of
this fact.
The Spokane Press, tho liolse
Capital News, the Seattle Star and
the Oregon Dolly Journal have grown
up, seemingly In a day, to bo recog
nlzed leaders as advertising mediums
and news gatherers, in fields already
covered by morning papers.
The reason for this growth and
this success Is easy to find. Eighty
live per cent of the live news of the
day happens between 10 In the morn
ing and 4 o'clock In the afternoon,
The afternoon paper covers the 'field
while the news is live. The wires
gather the happenings of the world
and the afternoon paper prints them
on the same day they occur and
within two hours after the busy ar
teries of commerce and trndo close
for the day, the afternoon paper lays
that day's happenings on the parlor
confer table in the homes of the
land to be perused at leisure under
the evening lamp.
In the morning the world Is awak
ening to new tasks. Everybody is
engrossed with the duties of tho day.
Not one man In a hundred roads any
thing but the headlines in the morn
ing. There is no time for reading.
Competition is keen and everybody is
watching the corners with mind and
energy concentrated on the duties of
the day. Not one housewife In a hun
dred has time to study the advertise
ments In the morning. Her work
and social duties consume her time
during the day. But at nightfall, af-
tor the day's work Is done and the
jostling tasks are completed, she sets
down to rest, look for her bargains
and read the news.
With .only lfi per cent of the total
amount of the news of the world
happening between 4 o'clock in the
afternoon and lu o'clock next day,
tho morning paper must necessarily
be a rehash of what happened the
day before, and which has already
been read In yesterday evening's pa
por. From the advertisers' standpoint
and from the readers' standpoint, the
logical, profitable paper for each Is
that paper which can bo studied at
leisure, around tho firesides, after the
cares of the day are forgotten. That
paper Is read by the women of tho
yvorld, and the women do nlue-tcntus
of tho shopping nnd look for every
new feature of the mercantile world
in the ndvo'tlscmcntB in tho home
paper. They get results from the
evening paper, for they have time to
study It. .Merchants got results from
It because it reaches its readers lu
u leisure time nnd advertisements
are read and studied. Thoso who
wunt plain news get 85 per cent of
tho world's happenings on tho date
of tho happening and can take time
to read, because the few hours at
homo in the avonlug is tho only tlmo
deft to tho busy professional or bus
iness man In which to pursue In quiet,
Ills goneral reading.
Tho evening paper Is tho logical
family paper becauso It comes at the
right time to be appreciated.
fivnator Fulton, since Mh arrival
at Washington, and after survoyliiK
the canal situation, lino decided that
the Panama schemo Is a fnrce and a
blind of tho railroad to block canal
legislation, and has announced that
ho favors the Nicaragua route. Sun
ntor Morgan of Alabama, has fought
long and nattontly for tho Nicaragua
canal and had his Htatcmunslilp been
heeded by the hoodlcrs who have fill
ed their pockets from the Panama
scheme, an Isthmian canal belonging
to the United States, protected by
American forts and guns, built by
American capital and operated for
the tho purpose ot stimulating Amor
lean commerce, would now be built.
As It Is nothing has been done. The
railroads across tho continent still
hold the reins, the people have been
treated to a little soporific statesman
ship, intended to blind them while
the Panama Bchomo Is being discuss
ed, and no dirt has been moved on
any canal route. Senator Pulton'B
i action In this matter is sensible and
timely.
Portland grandmothers have heon
thrown into another spasm of ox.
cltomont by the presence of n North
ern Pacific surveying party on the
. north bank of tho Columbia. There
Is no relief for the patient In spasms
There Is no use to try to scare away
the gallant horo, Progress, by slink
, ing antiquated skirts and emitting
old-matdlsh scieec.ios. The Northern
Pacific will ' build down the north
, side of the Columbia In time, for it
is n river grade to the sea and In-
I j vltes that enterprising company to
I improve on Nature's benoflclout of
. ters. The only way Portland can
get even on this move is to build into
Central Oregon nnd comer that trade
before It Is corralled by aan Frauds
co. Portland has the capital, she has
the commercial facilities and tho nat
ural advantages to enpturo and han
dle tho trade of tho Inland Empire,
nut It will tako some-thing more than
one of the periodical siuisms, on hor
part, to accomplish this.
ART IS NOT APPRECIATED.
That the national contemporary art
is not duly appreciated at homo, the
painters, tho potters, the sculptors,
nnd oven the musicians, declare. The
annual exhibitions of the various so
cieties do not awaken any more pop
ular Interest than they did twenty-five
years ago, and in the number of vis
itors and the amount ot sales not
unfrequently show an nctual decrease
as compared with previous years.
Tho portrait painters complain that
they, the natives, are neglected by
the wealthy clusses of society, who
import foreigners to execute their
numerous nnd lucrative commissions
(these foiclgners being, in their turn,
Ignored by tho native societies nnd
committees); tho anomaly Is also
presented, tho painters assert, of a
national capital (of the nrts, at least) I
cherishing In its bosom an avenue 1
full of dealers all sworn to discourage
the national and encourage the cheap
foreign.
...
For American artists such social
positions, such authority, such resi
dences, as thoso pf Lelghton, of Alma
Tadema, or of the great Parisian ar
tists of the Iustltut and the Acnde-',
mie, arc wildly impossible. The Uni
ted States is, moreover, distinguish
ed from all other Important civilized
countries by possessing not one peri
odical of any Importance devoted to
the arts.
The lack of a national standard
around which to rally, so to speak
tlie aosonce of patriotism, noisy or
otherwise Is curious, nnd somowhnt
Interesting. It docs not arise from
any critical rejection of the work of
the native contemporary artists as
unworthy, because equally unworthy
work from across the sea Is accepted;
and high vision and sound thinking
In art arc much more rare than good
technique In all countries. From Tho
I'lrld of Art, In the Novc71l.fr Scrip-
ner
Often The Kidneys Are
' Weakened Ijr O.er-Weik.
Unhealthy Kidneys Hoke Impure Blood.
It used to 1 considered that only
urinary anil bladder troubles ywere to be
m. - traceu to Uie tmneys,
Wl 9 I,,., . , m n , nrtt
science Droves that
nearly all diseuso6 '
liave their beginning
in me uiaurucr ui
these most important
orgins.
The kidneys filter
nnd purify theblood
that is their work.
Therefore, when vour kidneys art- weak
or out of order, vou can understand how
quickly your entire body is affected and
how every organ seems to fall to do Its
' "ijou are sick or "feel badly," begin
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr.
Kilmer's Kwnlill-Koot. because OS soon
as your kidneys are well they will help
all the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If you are sick you can ruaue no mis
take by first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild nnd the extraordinary effect of
Dr. Kilmer Swamp-Koot, the great
kidnev reuiedv. is soou realized. It
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases, and is som
on its merits by all
druggists in fifty-cent
aim one-uounr sue
bottles. You may
have o sample tattle
uy man iree, uiso a pammuei telling you
now to nun out ii you nave iciuuey or
bladder trouble. Mention this paiier
when writing to Dr, Kilmer & Co., Iling
hamton, N. Y. I)r -i't make any mistake,
hut remember the name, Swamp-Koot,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress, Ilinghamtoii, N. Y. , on every bottle.
CRIME AMONG EDUCATED.
Indeed tho number of crimes com
mitted by tho highly educated Is an'
alarming feature ot the situation. Tho
list of defaulting bookkeepers, bank
tellers, clerks and conego graduates
constantly lengthens, reflecting a lu
rid light upon the theories of those
who attempt to account for the origin
of nil sin, vice nnd crime by Ignor
ance. I
... I
Thoso who attribute nil erlmo to In
temperance are also silenced, since '
mnny prevalent crimes arc Incompat
ible with that vice, for they require
the keenest Intellects, tho most con
cuntrnted attention, It Is noteworthy
also that representatives of tho cler
ical tho legal, and tho medical pro- j
fessions nro furnishing nn increasing ,
number of crimes of dishonesty, vlo- j
lonce ami pollution of domestic life, i
J. SI. Uuckley In November Cen
tury. SUCCESS WITHOUT MONEY. j
The brisk attack on snobbery that!
was a leading feature of the October
Everybody's has boon followed up In '
the Novembor Issue by a significant '
article on "Successful .Men Who JVro
Not rtlch.'" Success without money
seems nnomalous to the modern i
American; jot, on rollectlon, the most
eager' dovoteo of plutocracy cannot
deny that such men as Senator Hoar
of .Massachusetts, Presldont Eliot of ,
Harvard, Dr. Italnsford and General
Joe Wheeler arc, In tho best senso of t
tho term, successful. And tho prlvnto
income ot the most successful man
in tho United States todny Thco-1
dorc Itoosovolt Is said to ho well un-1
der $7,C00 yenrly. It Is good to he re
minded of these triumphs that are
not measured lu dollars.
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FALLING HAIR
finally BALDNESS
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The only preparation (hat
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NEW GUARD CHAINS
A complete- assortment of the newest uml daintiest patterns in gold
mid gold filled. If you prefer a fob or a chatclette I have tlicm In many
different styles at varied prices. Cull in and see them.
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Jeweler and
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for we cater to the hest class ol
patrons in Pendleton. On mail,
messenger, personal or 'phone order,
we call for and deliver pcntlemen's
and family washing, and ask now
only for a "try" at your wfek's
washables.
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