DAILY EA8T OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1904.
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PAGE FOUR.
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
Published every afternoon (except Sunday)
at Pendleton, Orcsou, by tlie
EAST OREQONIAN PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
SUltSCUtlTION KATKS.
Dally, one year by mall $5.00
Dally, lx months by mall ".!0
Dally, three months by mall 1.23
Dally, ono month by mall ........ .SO
Dally, per month by cnrrlar .03
Weekly, one year by mall 1.00
Weekly, six months by mall 75
Weekly, (our months by mall no
Semi-Weekly, one year by mall .... -.00
beml-Weekly, six months by mall . . 1.00
Semi-Wrekly, three months by mall . .0
Member Serlpps-Mcltuc News Associa
tion. The Hast Orcxonluti Is on sate at 11. It.
Itlch's News Htamls, at Hotel 1'ortlantl,
and Hotel 1'crkliis Portland, Oregon.
San Kranclsco Ilureau, 405 Koiirtli St.
Chicago Ilureau. OOP Security llulldlnR.
Washington, L). C, Iltirenu, r01 -lltli
St., N. V.
Telephone, Alain 11.
Entered at Pendleton postolllce as second-
class matter.
U N I O N (jki I L A B E L
Amorlcan laws, to results In
gary under Hungarian laws.
Government ownorshlp hero would
bo Just as exalted and just as
lightened as any other American
stltutton. Is It reasonable tq argue
that the American postal system,
ballot, the homestead law, the
tionnl Irrigation law, tho systom
rural free delivery of mall, and
other advanced American pollcle
could exist In nil tholr perfection
under American laws, and that
ernmcnt ownership ot railroad
undor the same laws and under
same enlightened principles w
be accompanied by Hungarian Ig
ance, stupidity and cruelty?
the
vould
police
There would ho no hard
work If there were no violent
wants. If people would re-
strain their wants there
would be much less fatigue.
It Is not work that needs to
he abolished; tho appetites
must be conquered. Modern
Inventions that develop the
appetites, only serve to per-
petunte slavery. I am no ad-
mirer of the railroad, tho tele-
graph and all those conquests
o by which man thluks to dem-
onstrato his progress. When
we admire the pyramids, we
asl; ourselves of what' use
are they. All these inven-
Hons of ours are our pyra-
nilds. I believe that some
thousands of years from now
a people will come who, see-
Ing our vestiges, will inquire
what were those singular peo-
pie who Imagined that to go
rapidly from one point to nn-
other was an essential thing
In life? They will be right.
I have nover understood the
utility of rapid traveling.
Tolstoi.
Just keep on carrying guns ai
drinking booze, boys. Don't list
to anybody. Fill up on flghtl
whlskoy and clean out tho
force. Government don't mean much
nny way, from your standpoint. Good
order Is something to be extolled b
old women and children. To bo
bad man Is tho proper ambition o
all brave, young fellows you think
Organized society is Just a nice
thing to read of In books and mnga
zincs. You think It don't apply ti:
everyday actions, l'eople spend mil
lions In making laws Just for fun
Officers are elected Just as a pas
time. Jails and prisons nre built
because nothing else will "pay." Two
men are dead and another facing
hangman in Corvnllls, through your
policy. It. all camo about through
your practice of carrying a gun and
drinking bad whiskey. Two lives
j are snuffed out for no cause on
1 earth. Those two, strong, healthy
1 men might bo and should be alive
! today. You young bloods will learn.
after a while. You may lose your
i life in tho process, but you will learn,
i Laws and ordinances mean Just what
i they say. If you hope to live to be
a good old man, with nil your limbs
and faculties Intact, Just cut out this
anarchy. It is better to bo a goody
goody boy, alive, than to be a brave
bad man, dead, any time.
toned to tho plaintive notes of those
wounded leaders.
Instead of n hordo of offlccscokors
bound to this or that faction and foist-
nit nn Hio ulllillr tn fpml nt tho Pllblic
in- crib and to play Into tho hands of a
smnll cotorle or repuuncnns mo p"-
..,., n, ,!,.,, tntnfl llin HPtimll for
10 good candidates all over tho city, and
i.ltl.n rnalllt wna n lirltlinTV ticket COUt-
of posed largely of men whom tho of-
nee nad sotignt, unpieugeu mm in
debted to 'no one.
is Mniit nf rlioMn moll have been 110111-
ini.,i Ti, mm Mt in thn stroncest
' ticket the republican party has had
for years, a ucKot oi strong mm
palgners. and of men who are enti
tled to the confidence of tho taxpay
ora mill wlln imvr. it. No convention
. over did so well except when stlmu-
lated by popuinr impatience, ami mm
was about once In a decade.
Tho machine politicians don't llko
this primary law, but they nover
l.nvn Tlinv filMI'tlt It frillll tllO flrSt
and contlnuo to sneer nt It. Hut It
must bo judged by Its results.
Two years ago It redeemed tho
city council from tho clutches ot tho
street railway company and this year
It has Insured another honest assem
bly and has given tho opportunity
fnv o miirh more satisfactory board
lf of aldermen thnn tho present ono.
No special interest can iniiiiimii"
the people. The people may make
lint II' thev ill) thov can
correct them. Under the convention
systom thoy were compelled to
choose whoever was offered to them,
and oven after his unfitness was
ilimvn n ilniiL'prmis aldorinau or as
semblyman was often thrust down
tho popular throat. If he was a good
linrtv mnn hi. rniilil do what he pleas
ed with the interests of the public.
If he "stood In" with any special
tntnrAai mill limi !irrpHi; to Its cam
naicn fund It only made him a moro
,lolr.,tiln n ii ill ilnt Thn self-COll-
stttuted clique calling Itself "the par
ty" ignored both the real party ami
tho Iniprnsts of anv one hut them
selves. The logical result of a con
tinuance of that system would havo
been in St. Paul, as it has been gen
erally, subjection to n mnchiue, cor-
vnrtlnn nml llipfllnlnnp V III .IlllllilliS-
tratlon and nil tho other evils of oli
garchic rule masquerading as popu
lar government. St. Paul (Minn.)
Pioneer Press.
UNJUST COMPARISONS.
In congress yesterday, Senator
Hale declared that In the light of re
cent events in tho Kar East, It Is not
advisable to construct any more
lnrge battleships. In the light of tho
fact that an Insignificant torpedo
boat can slip under the shadow of
one of tho monster leviathans ot war
and blow it into ntoms, deterred
Senator Hale from spending any
more of the people's monoy in this
The Morning Oregonlan, In a fran
tic effort to find an argument against
government ownersuip of public
utilities, cites tho strikes on the rse than ugeiess occupation of
state railways of Belgium and Hun-, .,,. nn B Th Iirom, anl.
gnry as objectionable features to ,jItIon of progi,ient Roosevelt to
state ownership. miM(, a batteahp for every state In
It recounts the regulations of tho he mlon seems to bo doomed by
Hungarian railways, as being partlc-tne tnlnl.lnR leaders of his own
ularly obnoxious to American in- mrty The nwfu, ex,)enso of build
stlncts and emphntlcal arguments ,nK equpPnB an,i maintaining ono
ngainst intelligent government con- of Ules0 monster vessels Is some
trol on tho Amerlcnn continent. ! thing appalling for a peace-loving
In the first place the comparison Sj)eoi,lo 1o contemplate. And tho pos
unjust becnuse oven the Oregonlan slumty of one Bmai boat, no larger
will admit the superiority of tho t,mn ono (Jf Ul0 8mokestack8 of the
Amorlcan form of government over battleship, blowing It and Its crow
the Hungarian, nnd especially thej,,,,,, frasments, without nny chance
superiority of the general intent-j(lf sef protection, makes the expenso
gence of the masses and the ideals ' Bt;en1 n the more criminnl and use
of the government, here, over those esg
of Hungary. I :
Government In Hungary means' The voters of Umatilla connty,
military rule, compulsory service, j having read the complimentary and
The military Instinct of Europe ouloglstic remarks of tho TrtTiune,
finds Its most objectionable culml- during the past year on the work
nation In the tottering monarchy of nn(j policy of Assessor C. P. Strain,
that government. I will wonder which statement the
There, tho only Iden of good sorv-1 Tribune expects them to believe,
Ice Is service rendered under the ' whcn they read Its undercut editor
fear of punishment. The eye of the ml against Sir. Strain this morning,
ofllclat syp Is over upon the govern-n which It says thoro is great "ills
ment employe. The Individual Is not ' satisfaction at his errors in assess
rated for personal accomplishment, ' mont." The people will ho forced to
as under the civil service rules of bellevo the truth of tho story, after
this country, but Is reckoned as ono!aii that tho Tribune only Indorsed
of the necessary number of govern- mm raise In railroad values for the
ment mttchlnes.
Correct Clothes for Men
Here the government employe Is
rated for service nnd capacity. In
purpose of grafting tho O. H. & N.
company out of a few dollars "hush"
money. It will look bad for tne in
Mr. Strain, as it has led tho people
to bellovo It would. Even partisan
politics admit of common honesty.
MACHINE OPP08E8 IT.
rTlinrn linn been soma dissatisfac
tion ,viiruiiil with tho nrlmary law
this year, but it Is significant that It
has all como eitner worn moso wm
used to run tho conventions and be-
Unit p-nvnrnmnnt was Instituted
among men for tho benoflt of tho ma
chine, or from tnoso wno navo us-
the postofflce department of this uune to crawfish, Just at this time,
government are found none of thojwi,en n could prove tho honesty or
horrlfylnc regulations which tho Or- its motives by cordially Indorsing
egonlan cites as Doing me resuu oi
government ownership. The post
offlce clerk is not thrown In Jail nor
subjected to tho whipping post, here,
because of any dlrellctlon of duty.
This Is nn ago of enlightenment,
of arbitration. Tho rule that would
be necessary in Hungary would be
an Insult to American Intelligence.
The regulations that prevail In tho
government dopartments undor Hun
gary's monarchal form of govern
ment would not bo employed, ovon
In penal Institutions, In tho United
States.
Tho voters of tho United States
need have no fear of a repetition of
lluncarlan atrocities, If thoy adopt
tho righteous policy of tho people
owning tho people's property. Tho
East Oregonlan has moro confidence
In the Intelligence of tho Amorlcan
peoplo nnd In tho righteousness and
stability of Amorlcan Institutions
thnn tho Morning Orogonlnn con
fesses, when 11 compares possible
roaiilta in this country, under
No Dessert
More Attractive
Why use gelatine nnd
spend uoura BiMiuuK,
sweetening, flooring
and coloriug when
produces butter results In two minutes?
Everything iu tho package. Simply add hot
watorundSottocool. It's perfection. Amir.
. i.. v., tronlilii. loss ex.
r . ni..i u i.. . ... T,i Wnnr Fruit r la
peuw. xrj it n;i - ------ Tl
vorsi Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Hp-
berry, At grocers, iw.
Tho whont cron In tho "eoldcn
lwilt" nf I.'niianq Is linillv damaged.
and cannot make half a yield this
year, no matter how favorable tho
season Is hereafter.
Two mnawav hovs from Milwau
kee, were killed by a shifting of lum
ber In the car In which thoy were
hidden, as the train was pulling into
Chicago.
Tinnn mid business mnko
pacemakers for bankruptcy.
flue
no more $
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Wo have Just received a largo consignment of
Rubber Tired Buggies,
Carriages and
Bike Wagons
of different styles. Wo have both HAItD
ItUmiElt and CUSHION TIRED DUGGIES,
CAItHIAaES, nUNATlOUTS, DIKE WAGONS,
ETC., ETC.
We bought n largo number of these
BOUGHT THE BEST W i COULD GET,
and are In a position to sell you anything In
the HUOGY lino cheaper than you can buy
It anywhere this side of Chicago.
If after reading the nbovo you nrc not con
vinced that we havo tho best place In PEN
DLETON to "RUIUJEU," como In nnd seo
us and "WE WILI, SHOW YOU" how to got
value for your money. Now don't forgot to
"UUJiriEn."
Yours for "HUUBER," '
A. Kunkel & Co.
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Build
1 Mate?
I OF AIL flrrCsj
Tl
I per, lime,
sana, wood aim... .
f and dwelling, a
ureann
Lumber I
T Alta Street, 0pp. ,
)
;
McAdams
will save you monoy. You get
nothing hut flrst-cInBS dry woou
ntul Mann anrnntinil. llOflt. clvlHC
$ dirt nroof Kcmmoror Coal of
McAdams
If Vnii nrn Ut ,,1
Painting, see us. (kj
complete.
ACADEMY BOil
STRETCHERS
nnusHEs
AUTISTS' SAVU
BLENDERS
SKY BltUSHES
PLAQUES
TUBE COLORS
wo mane a id
I framing PICTURES.
J stock of frames.,
C. C. SHA
Opera House Blodl
i
Phono Main 1121.
Savings Dank Dulldlng.
RET
your
worries
over. A tflance
through our!-
store will con-;
vince vou that ,
coxruM woj,a.b.co. deliverance from
old ready-mades and extravagant
custonvmades is at nana, mis
label
Alfred Jenjamin 5(9
MAKERS NEWyORK
is on our finest garments, because
we want vour trade and only the
best goods will bring it to us.
Equal to fine custom-made In all but
price. The makers' guarantee, and
oun, with every garment. We art
Exclusive Dlstributori in this city.
The Peoples Warehouse
The Ltading Clothier
PXNDLCTON, ORICOH
Republican Ticket.
For Presidential Electors:
W. V. Hampton
J. N. Hart
W. H. Gore
James A. Feo
For Supromo Judge:
Justice r. a. flioore , .
"or Food nnd Dairy Commissioner
J. W. Bailey
'"or Prosecuting Attorney:
O. W. Phelps
tor Joint nopresentatlve
Dr. W. O. t olo
?or Congressman In Second District
J. N. Williamson
For Representatives:
John J. Balleray
Henry Adams
For County Judge:
Henry J. Boan f
For County Clork:
Franh Baling
For Sheriff:
C. A. Barrett
'or Treasurer:
E. J. Sommorvlllo
'or Recorder:
W. H. Folsom .
'or Assessor:
W. T. nigby ;
"or Commlsslonor:
Horace Walkor
"or School Suporlntondont:
Frank K. Wolles.
i"or Coroner;
Dr. A. W. Botkln
"or Surveyor
J. W. Klmbrell
"or Justlco ot Poaco, Pendleton DIB'
trlct:
Thomas Fltz Gorald
for Conatablo:
F W Earuharl
HORSES
WANTED
Will be in Pendleton Sat
urday, April 30th, 1904,
at, Dutch Henry's Feed
Yard to buy Horses and
mares from 1000 to 1400
pounds
Must be gentle, fat and
broke to all harness
Don't object to age and
small wire cuts
W. TODD
THE FAMOU8
SHUMATE DOLLAri RAZOR.
ii.ri u,ih xnthualastlo satlsfac
tlon throuohout tho clvllUed World.
A useful and u nasome oook whikh
tells how to shave comfortably, sent
for tho asklno. R . Lewis, uisino
utor, Echo, Or. 1.00 posipaiu.
SASH,
and
Made to order.
tl
LADIES,
YOU.
60 V
trimmed
broad cl
lal. We
and Sat'
60 1
Always
urday.
yards t(
3,001
10c to
: Limit, 1
Le
tloin sin
Business Cha
ONE DRUG STOR
nt whatever stock
Approximately 2,0M(ll
ness last year anoa
over $5,000.00. ThU i) I j
did opportunity to bar tl
profitable business.
Also WELL. ESTASU
BUSINESS centrally
at whatever stock
nud a small additlou!
for the good will ot fill
ness. Business ot Ml
amounted to $1C,5M.
lease of four yeara i
Lulhllng
In,
Merchants Proteci
Agency
npnimln Building, 1
Telephone Black I
iFresl
Beds i
111 te
Ice.
Bmau
PAINTING AN
! PAPER HANGI
Wo do only good
at right prices.
f Our facilities are
iWe nre experienced u
and all work i
T UbVH
our personal attewio-
Neatness and promPu
No matter what T I
in painting or PP
we'll do the mgne"
X -work. Inuoor and
I painting.
5 Wilson & Canfl
X shon on Cottonwood
near Neagle Bf-
I Black 1043.
I Miss Carlson1
: Art Pflrlo
.f. Alexander BeprM
.m, nf new tl
. ..,. ia more co
: neautifui r
a (nun o" rt
; stitcneu
designs -.,
5 burut woou, o-
; rlffo wofk ut (m
. stamping for -W 3
m Free lesson- .- . tf
; arsons purchas ng
5 worth of 6""" 0
... mfl tl
you win -
I der Dopartment Store.
MISS C
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