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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1903. foUUhrd rTrr afternoon (exccnt Suodsj) t IVniilelon. Oregon, by the EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY. I'tone. Main 11 subscription p.atcs. Dallr one year by mall J5.0O Dally. six months by mall 2.S0 Dally, three mombi by mall Dally, one month by mall .30 Dally, per month by carrier US Weekly, one year by mall l.!H) Weekly, six months by mall 75 Weekly, four months by mall .SO Semi-Weekly, one year by mall .... 2.00 femi-Weekly, six months by mall 1.00 Hemt-Weekly. three months by mall .. .SO Tbe Ran Orezonlan Is on sale at B. R. Klch'i New stands at Hotel Portland and Hotel lcrklcs, Portland. Oregon. Ueaiber Scrlpp McIUe tloa. News Assocla- ,gan Francisco Ilurean. 408 Fourth 8C Chicago Ilurean. 909 Secnrlty llulldlng. Washington. D. C Ilurean. C01 14th 8t. i. v. Entered at I"endleton poxtotBce as aeccond class matter. UWIOMi.iLBEU The world Is a playhouse lor overgrown toys. t Where fiction and fortune and fame are the toys. Each blubbering baby an idol up roars. And worships and curses through laughter nntl tears But the idol that rules iu this Temple of Pelf. Is the pinched, palsied, mean lit tle idol of Self. Bert Huffman With an excellent sewer system nearly completed. Pendleton can afford to walk on unpaved streets this winter. Another year of prosperity and good business management will pave Main street. The announcement that Senator Hanna will surrender his claim upon itlon. very ! I the presidential nomination much resembles the submission of a tiger with a chain on each foot and a noose about its neck. Peace is safer, under these conditions. But woe to everything in bight if the chains were removed. Mr. Roosevelt has forced just such a submission as this, from Mr. Hanna and the people well know it. Never is the need and benefit of life insurance more thrilling!- illustrated, than when some strong, young, hope ful man is suddenly snatched from life leaving a family of small children de- pendant upon tho doubtful charity of seum of Rome, the Catacombs f . evlls of political machinery and boss the world. Fraternity Is good as far ' Alexandria, the Great Wall of China. 0h wuere uaIot.UOj; stuffing Is un- as it goes, but a paid-up insurance po!J icy In some safe order or com pan J ; , takes up the work where fraternity stops, educates the orphans, shelters the fatherless and makes the path of tbe widow comparatively easy. Senator Heyburo, of Idaho, has re ceived no important committee ap pointments from the senate Heyburu is the man who gave out an interview last spring opposing the electiou of United States senators by the people, on the ground that they were not ca pable of choosing- Senator Ankeny, who also gave an Interview to the Portland Telegram, in which he said that men of "large property Interests" were more logical United Stales sen ators than comparatively poor men. has not been recognized in any Import ant appointments. Both Heyburn and Ankeny have been given places in keeping with their views far in the e tH nrnuhn . r The Eastern Oregon memlra of the legislature should be the last ones to hope for the repeal of the portage road bill. Their constituents are lock- ed behind the closed doors of the Cas - cades; their only exit to market 8 through exhorbitant freight rates; their produce is delivered into the hands of the transportation trust and iirnflta Hint should lie aonlied to edu - eating children. Improving homes and : laying up substance for future emer gencies, go into the treasury of the trusL Tbe jxirtage road fs in tbe hands of the people and the legisla ture should allow the commission cre ated by the last session to proceed with the construction of IL If It Is defeated, through tno dexterity of the cor-ioratlon attorneys uow trying to overthrow It. the next logical move for Eastern Oregon Is to ask for state division, in order that vital local ques tions uiion which depend the develop ment of this portion of the state, may teHsuttled by the people interested. Senator Fulton, as chairman of tbe new committee Just created by con gress, on Canadian relations, occupies one of the most important positions In the United States. This is fortunate lor Oregon, more fortunate for "Char lie" Fulton. It will give him an oppor tunity to exhibit some statesmanship. in dealing with the great northern sis ter or Uncle Sam The relations be tween Canada and the United States. since the decision In tho Alaskan boundary struggle, will necessarily be dolicatc matters to touch upon. The people of Canadn are not satisfied with that decision and all the conces sions in trade and Interchange which the United States gains from thnt country for many years to come, must be won by tactful, skillful statesman ship. Canada Is being Invaded by the restless, adventurous American. The dealings between these two great .countries will become more frequent on account of this Invasion, and its consequent commercial developments and the chairman of this new Canadi-j an relations committee can do much i to weave the interests of the two! countries into an inaissoiunie commer cial union. The course of Senator Pulton, as chairman of this commitlec will be watched iu Oregon, as closely as the course of Fulton as United States senntor. According to all just estimates and observations, the number of needy' people in Pendleton is relatively smal-1 ler. on this Thanksgiving eve. than j ever before In the history of the city This Is a Just cause for Thanksgiving ' and for this blessing Pendleton is heartily thankful. So fnr ns Is possl- j ble in a city of this size, every man has worked who has been willing to, work this year in Pendleton, at fair. winter finds few cases of need to carry i through. It finds children warmly j sheltered and clad, attending school and enjoying life and health. To the. giver of all the bounties of nature. . Pendleton gives thanks for these eon- dltions. Mortgages have been paid off. homes have l.t-en built and im proved, boy babies have lufn born, substantial additions have been made , to the social ami business life of the city, everj- church has added to Its membership and bank account during 1 the past year, every lodge has initial ed memlwrs. every woman's club has met and resolved, every minister has added a new suit to his wnrdrobe. pverv newspaper has added new sub-1 scrller to offset the loss of old ones. I anil .1 1 . .,t W r. .- t,n UnA tin. liorvit ' and every editor has had the nerve aud opportunity- to sweat in the year just past-ed: so it only remains for Pendleton to thank the giver of all these bounties with T.ihhi voices on this Thanksgiving day. WONDERS OF ROCKY MOUNTAINS Egypt's Pyramids. Babylon's Gar dens. Diana's Tempie. the Colossus of Rhodes, the statue of Jupiter by Phidias, the Tomb of Malleolus and the Palace of Cyrus wore the seven Wonders of Antiquity. In the middle period of the world the Seven Wonders were The Coll- - - i Tower nf i jiuutuvukt, ........ - y pjsa tne PorceIain Tower of Nankin, I and the Mosque of St. Sophia at Con- stantinunle The New York Press names these ' as the Seven Wonders of the modern ' world: The Steam Railroad, the Telegraph, the Telephone, the Wire less Telegraph, the Ocean Steamship.; the Submarine Man-of-War. and the Airship. It suggests as the Seven Wonders of the Western hemisphere: The Brooklyn bridge; the Underground ( railroad, including tunnels to Jersey ; Citv and Brooklyn: the Washington. Monument, the Capitol at Washing ton, with its dome, weighing S.OUO.i.UO pounds; the modern steel skyscrap er, the Echo mountain searchlight of ::7.000,000 candle-power, and the United Stales Steel corporation. There Is ....ference of opinion about the choice of all Ltese lists of Seven Wonders. Some substitute the Pha ros of Egypt for the Palace of Cyrus, for example. ti... .1 1... .In.il.l nl.mil tilt uu "rae l"" . I Seven Wonders of the Rocky aioun- j,ahconn8lst of RcIotlongh, the Senatorial Aspiration of i Senator Wolcott and the Denver Charter: Sherman Bell. 'General, , rn otZ ! Rocky Mountain News; Mayor Wright ' of Denver, the Handsome Jelly Fish 'with Whiskers: the Denver Election Frauds; the Democracy of Senator 1 ; EAUTY IS NEVER COMPLETE without a thick, luxuriant licud of tult. g'' balr, which 1 In truth woman's cruwn- injr plorr." The laltlitul um of i.owbro'slf.-ri'lcide nerer alls to pro duce hair of this character, iur, by (Iutroyliie the deadly germ tltat leul uiu tho oil of the bail root. It makos doudrun", talUug- hair and all scalp diKswies lnv, tlljlc it thea promote a new awl thick erowtn to replaco the- eld thin, Uirle hair. Out Uxu.1 vulvar. Ify these suicuMmia, far Sals at M first Class Orwg Stores. 1 Km The Ever ssaBs Ever the KM HHB M A CIGAR B not ashamed of B its identity H 1 B it betxrs baoid H B with its n&.me. ' The Largest Selling' Brand of Cigars CZC fl B in the World mW Thm Band is the Smoker's Protection pat,rson and the Secret Sanctum jf t the Mind of Gov Peabody Some prefer the Happy I nlon of I Wolcott and Patterson and eliminate i the Secret Sanctum of Peabodys Mind, but It is really hard to choose between such great ver Post Wonders - Den- MUST THE ANGELS COOK? What new thine is this? Woman suffrage boomed by excellence in coofcery? TU true! The Kansas Equal Suffrage association is raising fuuds to elect a legislature that will make Kansas womanhood free and purify the stale's politics. It has in vaded Chicago with a grand bazar and miction sales of farms. Kansas women have given farms to the movement, to be auctioned at Chicago to the highest bidders In the interests of pure politics! "Look at Colorado," cry the Kansas women. - wiin us ireeuom lrum lue unown: wnere only cooa men ana women hold the offices' Look at happy Colorado which has entered in to the mlllenliim of good government BECOMING A MOTHER of the suffering and danger in store for her, robs the expectant mother , of all pleasant anticipations of the coming event, end casts over her a , shadow of gloom which cannot be shaken off. Thousands of women have found that the nse of Mother's Friend during pregnancy robs I confinement of all pain and danger, and insures safety to life of mother -and child. This scientific liniment is a god-send to all women at the time of their most critical trial. Not onlv does Mother's Friend . carry women safely through the perils of child-birth, but its use gently prepares the system for the coming event, prevents "morning ickneM," and other dis- comforts of this period. KLMKftomWMLMKPmtto90?& ld hr v IKrCfftff & $ I -co per bottle. Book caa tawing valuable information free. JPJf W f TsM sVasMseaa1 Bossaisstar C., ixlaata, . F muMMLmW MM fcora-trystaaawa.aaiaaaaaa'rwt.asiastaaaaaaaaa . W. J. CLARKE & :rfiicirf through the ennobling Influence of women at the polls'" And so they are doing everything, sacrificing farms and time to -msetlie mout to defray the cost of the cam naien and even cooking' We will amake pies that will sur prise the housewives of Chicago, and our baked beans will make Boston shrink into insignificance." cned Miss L. Adele Blackley. as she threw open a large box containing materials fur the preparation of these delicacies ' The expedliion is a unancial suc cess, declared Miss Helen KJmber, president of the Kansas Woman's Equal Suffrage association, who is at tl head or the exhibit. But the sig nificance of those succulent pies, with crusts browned Just enough, and of those baked beans wherein were commingled, in exact proportions, the several elements of Indescribable 1 charm that were supposed to be known only by masters In Boston! The sub; tie significance! What does it mean? Is it necessary let's whlsjier it! Is it really necessary to prove that the angels of reform can cook? Denver Post Is an ordeal which til women approach with indescribable fear, for nothing compares with -the pain and horror of ' child-birth. The thought j Co. 3ii Court Street i Keen Cutting: Carvers For Your Thanks giving Turkey of all shapes and styles, are now ready at -Clarke's. Don't rnn!l i vilk tilumn furlof. at your Thanksgiving dinner by J trying to carve htm with a poor knife, or carve yourself by using a bad fork that wont do its duty, when we will sell you a set from $3.00 up a . DRESSING FOR THANKSGIVING is a lime when one wants to .look his 1 best, and that no one can do with-1 out perfectly laundered linen. By means of our skill, experience" and careful attention to details we will do the laundering, and when you once get your shirts, collars and cuffs done up by us there will be no trouble in you doing the rest. THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY SHIELDS' PARK THEATRE A Thanksgiving Offering The most laughable act on earth Prof. Hunt's Dog and Monkey Circus Fun for the little ones. 3 Phelps Trio 3 Uncle Rube's first vWt to the city and their Iialky mule. An act tilled with comedy. Wm. Pierson Comedy Acrobatic Marvel. Revill & Company Black Face Soni; und Dance Merry Makers. Littie Miss Bessie Bongs aud Impersonation. The Projectocope New aud Thrilling Moving Pictures A Comical Contest for Boys Handome Presents to 1 drawn 10, 20 & 30 GENTS Now on Sale at TALLMAN & CO S Drug Store SATURDAY MATINEE At 2 O'clock The French Restaurant Best 25 cent Meal in the City Private Dining Parlors Elegant Furnished Rooms in Connection GUS LaFONTAIISE, Prop. 6jj Main Street I RARE T vrv Uns.v.1, .-BM for sale veT.i,saBii Allkind.'oTZL 'Peny In iSfi 1 1 RIM T I). K( Has EealistmjJ 1 REAL KTATI uiuei model a In tbe limhj tf 4 or PpnriUtnn -.1, I ...wii.tHf farm of t !tt gooa sllila k tbouaaiidi tit wheat land. E. D. BOVD. 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