DAILY EAST CREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1904.
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,
Oh I-abor! Your limbs they
are hardy and strong;
Then why will you suffer op
pression so long?
Arise! For "the Ages'
calling to you
"Ye are many, and lo!
oppressors are few.'
are
your
Then plenty shall smile on
the plains of the West,
And" the vales of the East
shall he happy and bleat.
And the North and the South
their hands shall unite
To roll back the darkness of
slavery's night.
George V. Williams.
: '
The newspaper war in Grant coun
ty is more strenuous than the range
wars of that county, with the addi
tional sad fact that editors are not
so plentiful as sheep there and 't
will not take so long to exterminate
them.
i The Salem Statesman pokes fun
at the Union Republican because It
said the two republican 'actions
"were coming together." The Re
publican should have said whether
they were coming together with open
arms or open knives.
From all advance appearances,
Umatilla county taxes will be paid
immediately, to save the three per
cent rebate. There will be but an
insignificant proportion carried over
on the delinquent list. If general
conditions are any criterion.
Here are three lines from the
Pilot Rock Record, which should
bring several colonies into Oregon
this year. In Its Issue of Friday It
says: "The first snow of the winter
fell last Monday (February 8,) and
for the first time this winter stock
men In this section were forced to
feed." If there Is another state In
the Union that can present a record
to equal this, the people of Umatilla
county will take pleasure In listen
ing to It.
.
Under the rules of war, no neutral
government can make any conces
sion to either belligerent, which will
promote his cause. Tho emperor i.f
Germany could i.ot permit the Rus
sian vessels to pass through tho
Keil canal, after war was declared,
because that would help RiiBSla and
would destroy tho neutrality of Ger
many. Germany could havo granted
tnat permission before war was do-
glared, but Ituwlajnuatiiow-makoirriTniTnT "nvimiiltinn,
all her war moves Independent of
aid from neutral powers. Under tho
same rules of war, no bolllgorent
vessel can remain In a neutral port.
more than 24 hours, and then only
under certain prescribed necessities,
recognized by ll,o courtesy of the
neutral power. Under proposed reg
ulations for the Panama canal, no
Bicycles $22.50 Up.
balllgcront vessel will lie allowed to
nass through the highway In time
01 war. Turkey cannot permit Hua
sia to use the Dardanelles, bIiico war
has been declared, If Turkey wishes
to remain neutral.
Nero fiddled while Home burned.
The llrltlsh generals wore feasting
in a drunken debauch while Wash
ltigton was crossing the Delaware, to
capture them. The Spanish admiral
at .Manila was attending a midnight
revelry while Dewy was creeping
over the deadly mines of Manila
Hay, into the harbor and the Uus-
slnns were attending a circus per
lormance in comparative safety ut
Port Arthur last Tuesday, while the
Japanese licet was creeping between
the Husslan vessels and the entrance
to the harbor. It don't pay to relax
vigilance. It don't pay to think
everything Is safe, under any c Ire tun
stances. The other fellow may bo
very busy just at your moment 'if
greatest Imagined safety.
The heart of the nation goes out
lo Senator. Hanna, In his critical 111
j ness. No .matter now for partisan
ism, for political differences, for di
vided opinions, or other transient
human lines of demarkatlon. It Is
me man, the brother, the citizen
the public servant that Is seen in the
person of the statesman, and not tho
j enemy or the opponent. In fact, a
man Is known by the enemies ho
makes. His ability for achievement
is measured by the opposition , he
arouses, jr Senator Hanna hud no
power, politically or financially, and
tcok no radical or aggressive steps,
the world would not know whether
he was sick or well and the people
of the United States would uot be
listening for the latest bulletin from
the sick room. A man with no
hearty opponents has very little pow
er for either good or evil.
Since the present city council went
Into power, at least $3,000 worth of
gambling furniture has been import
ed Into Pendleton. Games have
been running In the front rooms,
wide open, and the city has been full
of the toughest class of transients
over seen here, all of them coming
as the result of open gambling.
What the people would now like to
know is this: Why was tho arrest of
the gamblers delayed, until all the
transients had received the tip, and
left town? Why, Instead of the ar
rest of a few men who reside n
Pendleton, was not the gang of tran
sients arrested and fined? Why was
this matter delayed until the last
day before circuit court?' Ten days
ago, every one of the CO warrants
issued could have been served on the
persons named, and thoy would now
be Ip court, on equal footing with
the boys who live and maintain
homes In Pendleton,
Fear of censure from the mam
mon supported clergy of the East,
drove the senate to vote for Sunday
closing for the great expositions. It
was not reverence for the Sabbath.
It was not sincere regard for the sa
credness of the day nor the cause "f
Christianity. Now let us cast up the
result. The ten thousand working
men In Portland and vicinity who
cannot leave their tasks on a week
day, on account ot the necessity of
their employers, and the public, will
perhaps succeed In getting a week
day off, with tho understanding that
they work on Sunday. Not one per
son will bo added to tho church at
tendance by that act, not one man
will feel a greater reverence for the
day, nor for the state or nation, and
at least 10,000 workmen, driven !
necessity, will desecrate tho day, .'n
order to get a day off during tho
week, that they may visit thlsgreat
with their
families. Tho dives will be open and
tho fair closed, Tho worklngmoii
will work and tho visitors loaf.
Thoso who would attend church will
do so from natural Inclination, and
thoso who cannot attend the fair on
Sunday will bo tempted by tho un
speakable corruption of the north
end,
BALTIMORE'S PRAYER.
In nn editorial tho Baltimore
World, tho only paper In tho city
not burned out, says:
"God he merciful to those who
suffered front tho awful calamity
that swept down on Hnltlmnro.
"Tongue falls; pen Is Inadequate
and refuses to comprehend the ox
lent of tho disnster that has over
taken us. We have heard of awful
calamities to others; In fancied se
curity we hnve looked on In sym
pathy while others have nurtured.
Now the pain, the nnxlotyr tho Buf
fering is ours and we stnml appalled,
tumble to realize tho Immensity of
the terrible affair.
"The World Is the only newspaper
ofllce In the city that Is standing.
Onco It was on lire nnd was sawd
only by the earnest, valiant and
courageous work of the World em
ployes ami tlie goodness of God. To
our suffering contemporaries wo ox
tend tho grentest sympathy and lo
the hundreds of other sufferers also,
For those thousands who nro thrown
out of work In tlie dead of winter
with sorrowing ami suffering staring
them In tho face, our heart Hindis
with a feeling flint we cannot .-
press. All we can say Is 'God help !
them." "
THE ONE BROTHERHOOD.
The day will come, crowned us
Earth's paradise.
When freed mankind will hnve oue
hope, one aim,
Dm. trii,, nml ti.trfimt ..rli.nl. .In .1...
W... ...... .....1 , iiivijiii., tin-
same 1
Fountain of living waters, pure and
free, ,
Anil one Bpnn of life, eternity:
One rule alone of love nnd this nil
wise.
This day will come, crowned as
earth's paradise. i
The day will come, crowned as
earth's paradise.
When bitter tears will nil ho wiped
awny ;
With the sweet peace of spirit '
When the sway ,
Of human hate Is passed, Love's
reign is come.
And men hnve learned to call Love's
temple, home
This day will come. with each
thought purified,
.Mankind will waken, strong and
glorified.
Agnes F. NChnlniers. ',
Speyor & Co.. of Now York, havo
contracted to take the entire Cuban
loan of ?35,000,000. nt 92, which Is 2
per cent above the lowest govern
ment bonds of any nntlon quoted m
the international markets.
Bargain Babies.
If babies were for sale the most trivet-
eiatc bargain-minting woman in tlie T
world would not look torn bargain baby. T
She would want the best baby that could J
be bougut, regardless ot price.
livery woman naturally craves a
healthy, handsome child, and her crav
iuc can be Gratified if she will but re
member that the child's health is her
own gift, and to give health she must
have It to Rive.
Mothers
whose babies have
lieu weak and tuinv
have nursed in strength
their first strong child
alter using Dr. Pierce's
ravorite I'rescnplion. it
is the best preparative for
maternity, encouraging the appetite,
?uieting the nerves and inducing re
reshing sleep. It gives the mother
strength to give .her child, and makes
the baby's advent practically painless.
"lly wife bad been sick nearly all her life."
says Mr K. K. Fticke. of Petersburg. Menard
thing I could think of I maile Up my mini to
TV I'aTWlllC . I Cnl I J I lull, 1 KV. l& uuitiu,
ithtch mv vrlfe took, a tablcDoonful three time
a day until the baby came. She felt belter
after taking the first bottle, and when baby was
born be weighed nine and a half pounds. To
day he is six months old and weighs twenty-two
pounds. He Is as good a child as any one could
wisn. me uocior say nc is as ncannyas any
baby could be. and also says the use of your
ravomc iTcsciipuun was inc iauc ni such
healthy baby."
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
beat and safest laxative for the use of
delicate women.
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HAPPY AMD HEALTHY.
A Beautiful Canadian Girl Saved From
Catarrh of tho Lungs by Po-ru-na,
Miss Florence 11. Kennh, -131 Maria street, Ottawa, Ont., write
" A few months ago I caught a severe cold, which settled on my
lungs and remained there so persistently thatJ became alarmed. J
took medicine without benefit, until my digestive organs became
upset, and my head and buck began to ache severely and frequently.
' was advised to try Peruna, and although 1 had little faith I
felt so sick that I was read' to try anything. It brought me blessed
relief at once, and I felt that 1 had the rlsrht medicine at last. Within
three weeks I was completely restored and have enjoyed pevfeci
health since.
I now have the greatest faith In
TITOJIEN should bowaro of ronrruot-
W lug catarrh. The cold wind nnd
rain, slush and mud of winter nru espe
cially comluclvo to catarrhal derange
ments, lew vromon escnic.
Upon the llrst uymptoms of catching
cold I'orunn should bo taken. !lt forti
fies tho system against colds and ca
tarrh. Tho following letter gives ono yonng
woman's exjierlcnco with Peruna:
JI iss Itoso Gerbiug is u jKiptilar society
woman of Crown l'ohit, Intl., and she
writes tho following:
"Recently I took a Jong drive In the
country, nnd being loo thinly clad I
canghtn bad cold which settled on my
lungs, nnd which I could nut H-cm to
shako off. I had heard a great (leal of
for una for colds and catarrh und 1
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H only took about two bottles, and I
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" You have a tlrm f rloud In mo, and I ,
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have noticed without exception that It
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evor It lias been used," Miss Hoso
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