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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1904.
ten i
AN' INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
Published etery afternoon lexcent Suailarl . . ...
iit l-endieion, Oregon! bj 'the "" commission hold mass meetings of
EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING farmers In each Irrigated district o
COMPANY. the state, to discuss the technical
provisiuns of the proposed Irrigation
Although the person
acts of the Swiss or tWe daring den
nnce of Hobson's crew on the Mor-
rlniac.
The suggestion of a Malheur coun
ty citizen that the stato irrigation
Dally, one year by mall fOO!1""' 18
Dally, six months by mall
Daily, three months by mall
Dally, one month by mall
Dally, per month by currlar
Weekly, one year by mall
Weekly, six mouths by mall
Weekly, four months by ma(l
Semi-Weekly, one year by mall . . .
Semi-Weekly, six months by mall .
Semi-Weekly, three months by mall
2.50 nol
1.23
.50
.c-
1.51)
.75
.50
2.00
1.00
.50
Member
Xion.
Scrlpps McItae News Assocla
The lUst Oregonlan Is on sale nt It. 11.
iltlcb's News Blumls, at Hotel Portland,
.and Hotel Perkins, Portland, Oregon.
San Francisco Ilureau, AOS Fourth St.
Hil-nco Ilureau. 000 Security ltuiUllnK.
Uahlnctou. D. C Ilureau, Out 1-itb
St., N. W.
Telephone, Main 11.
Euteretl at Pendleton postoRlee as second
class matter.
U N I O N I jgi) LABE l
He's true to God who's true to
man; wherever wrong Is
done.
To the humblest and the
weakest, 'neath the all
beholding sun,
That wrong Is also done to us;
and they are slaves
most base
Whose love of right Is for
themselves, and not for
all their race.
Jnraes Hussell Lowell
or tne commission represents
the highest ability In all the tllffler
eut phases of irrigation, and it is cer
tnlu that the law formulated will be
the most Intelligent expression of ad
vanceu irrigation legislation, yut
there is always something to bo
learned from wider association. At
mass meetings of farmers In differ
ent Irrigated districts, the members
of the commission may be able to get
light on some of the complex ones
tlous that are before them. Practl
cal irrigators gathered In Oregon
from different states have had varied
experiences and these experiences
may be of value to the state, if util
ized In the construction of this law
I Ilefore the commission submits its
law to the next legislature It should
mnke a thorough canvass of the Irri
I gated portions of the state, In
body, to discuss the provisions and
j test the stability of their findings In
the unfailing crucible of public
" opinion
,1.
EXCLUDE THE CHINESE.
I
The administration has announced 1
Mint , ll . rrn,'utnimi( ...III .... , I .,
...... , hUlUIUUILm ,11 ..Ull.lllMC iu
The Morning Oregonlan sneering
ly refers to the local option cam
palgn as the "same old story," mean
lug that It Is prohibition in n now-
dress. It rnnts about "personal lib
j erty" and "functions of the stnte,"
, as If the people who favor local op.
1 tlon were unsafe citizens iu the com-
. mttnity. Is the majority rule an tin
1 safe rule in the hands of American
j citizens? If a county or a precinct.
or any other subdivision of the state
desires local regulation of any traf
fic, is It nut tlin rlirlit nf flint nnm.
rccuue u.i.uese, vvnetner congress j , choosQ ,tg envtroument?
sees n to pass additional exclusion Cau the 0reBonlan wiUl lts boaste(1
ieg.s at.on or not. , re3pect fQr ubcrty (,enj. fl comnum,
.... u,u vu .. u,c .aj. ty the gamo UJ tuat ,t contcnd8
of the treaty of 1891. the barriers to- t remm w,h ne ,nalvUUml?
Ajninese immigration can ue maue m, - , ...
, , , , The policy of the Oregonlan will not
more formidable than they are now. I .,, .. . .,
' , 'i stand a searching investigation.
.Assurances are given that there need .. ... , , ., .
. ,, , . 1 Either Its contention for Individual
be no fear of a coo e influx, despite,,,. .... , , .
p liberty for the citizen Is insincere
the notice given by China that after i , in,., ,
, ' , land upheld for "revenue only," or
December , of this year the conxen- Us regpect for coramunltv
tlon of 1894 will he void. ,s mIgerab lloM ,, ts con.
By the treaty of 18S0 the right of . , .,, . . ,
, .... . I fidence in the majority rule very
the United States to suspend or reg- sna.v
ulate Chinese Immigration was stip-j ' -ulated.
When the fulfilled dream of Thorn-
By the treaty of 1894, however, ex- s Jefferson Is looked upon by the
elusion was specifically recognized. I Iro1111 American today, as the Louis
As the immigration question was notlaIla Purchase Exposition opens its
mentioned in the last treaty with I ,loo""s to the world, there must be
China opening Manchurian ports, the sentiments or admiration too deep
only treaty bearing on this question, ' tor expression In the minds of the
-stfter the treaty of 1894 lapses in De- j American people. At the time Jef
- cumber will be the treaty of 18S0. ferson purchased the barren I.oulsia-
in this treaty the right to exclude ; a territory, the leading statesmen of
and not actual exclusion Is recognlz- " United States opposed his vis
ed, and. Inasmuch as the recent act lonnry nnd perilous scheme. When
extending the period of exclusion ex- 1,e sont LowIs and clark to the Pa
pressly set forth that it Is subject to cine Ocean to extend the domain of
.treaty provisions between the two government still further west
countries, It Is held by some people ! wnl. his rash act was branded as
of colored paints nnd lot him scrawl
the namo on the fence boards. It
will add to the phantasms of farm
lire.
Cnll a family pow-wow, nnd select!
a name characteristic of your farm.
There are sections of the country
where such nnmes as Ilasswood
Kami, WoodcnBhoe Farm, Slippery
Elm Farm, Swamp Elm Farm, Sour
Muck Farm, etc., would lit In like n
brand now suit oft of IkolBtoln's top
shelf. Other sections of tills Yankee
domain would, require something
suggestive of virgin prnlrle, hut as
we originated In the elm swamps.
our stock of names runs to the laud
of tall timber. Chicago Livestock
World.
SOCIETY WRECKED HER LIFE,
A Pretty New York Woman's Recovery
the Talk of tier Numerous Friends.
THE CRY OF THE DREAMER.
I inn tired of planning and toiling
In the crowded hives of men:
Heart-weary of building ami spoiling
Anil spoiling and building again
And I long for the dear old rivet
Where I dreamed my youth away
For a dreamer lives forever.
And a toller dies in a day
I am sick of the showy seeming
Of lite that is half a lie.
Of the faces lined with scheming
In the throiig thnt hurries by
From the sleepless thoughts' en
deavor, I would go whore the children
play;
For a dreamer lives forever
And a thinker dies in a day.
I can nnd no pride, but pity
For the burdens the rich endure;
There Is nothing sweet In the city
But the patient lives of the poor.
Oh. the little hands too skillful
Anil the chlld-mlnd choked with
weeds,
The daughter's heart grown willful.
And the father's heart that bleeds:
No. no! from the Btreet's mile bustle
From trophies of mart and stage.
I would tly to the woods' low rustle.
And the meadow's kindly page.
Let me dream, as of old by (he river.
And he loved for the dream nl
ways;
For the dreamer lives forever.
And the toiler dies in a day.
John Boyle O'Reilly.
REAL ESTATE
SOME GOOD PROPERTY TO OWN,
$5,000 1150-acre ranch near the city.
80 acres In wheat, 2a In alfalfa,
CO bearing fruit trees. Much
small fruit. Good buildings of nil
sorts. Plenty of water always.
$2,500 Two lots with good house; a
corner; East of Main street; close
In; beautiful location. Easy terms.
$2,000 Five-room house, nearly new;
corner; dozen young fruit trees.
Flno brick cellar, sewer In. West
of Main street and very close In.
Fine location. Terms.
Three nuarter sections of best
wheat Inhil, near Pendleton. These
nuarter sections Ho adjoining each
other and are all under cultivation
Oood six-room house, barns, stables,
sheds, blacksmith shop. Plenty of
water at all times. Call and Bee us
nliou't the price.
Fine stock ranches, choice vacant
city lots on which we will loan you
money to build.
BOYD & TURNER
Successors to E. D. Boyd.
Insurance. Real Estate, Loans
111 Court Street Pendleton
that congress, If it desires to keep
the Chinese out, must make that de
sire known by an act of suspension
nr regulation before the adjourn
ment of the present session of con
gress. The administration and many of
the leading senators do not take this
view of the case, holding that the
United States can continue to ex
clude even without additional legis
lation; and .Minister Conger at Pekin
lias been Instructed to Inform the
Chinese government that
the extreme of Irrational adven
Hires. But the dream of Jefferson
has unfolded In all Its splendor.
Half a continent was added to the
union by his "rashness" and the cere
monies at St. Lonls today and at
Portland one year from today will
! be but slight recognitions of the
I matchless diplomacy of the sage of
' Montlcello.
PUBLIC OWNER8HIP TALK.
will not be let down with the abro
gation of the treaty of 1904.
On the contrary, the exclusion reg
ulations will probably be even more
strict than they are at the present
time.
Not since the American civil war
has there been such an exhibition of
marvellous bravery on the part of
soldiers as is seen among the Jap
anese In the present war in the
East. Barbarous and useless a sit
may seom, yet the actions of the
Japanese gunners on the transport
.sunk by tho Russians ysoterday wero
plundld. The helpless transport
was riddled with hot shot from the
.Russian cruisers; her small guns
were like toys compared to the over
whelming armament of the foe, yet
the plucky Japs stood to their post
nnd after the ship's crow was dead
anil tho vessel wrecked and sinking,
tho doflant guns rang out. Swept
from tlio deck and rigging like rats,
Ijy the cross Are or the four Ituilslan
crulsors, tho crow of the sinking
Japaneso boat fired the last shot Just
as tho sea poured Into tho muzzles
ot their guns and 10 seconds uftor
tho last shot from the Jap transport
was tired, not even the tip of her
highest spar could bo soon above tho
waves. Such acts of bravery arouse
tho keenest admiration of the world.
Thoy rccnll the splendid deeds In
-Greek history, tho solf-sacrlflclng
Salem has fooled along enough
the bars'wltn noor' high-priced lighting serv-
lice to apply a iiuie muuiuipui uwiici-
ship to the problem
Before granting another franchise
to some private lighting corporation,
why not try a city lighting plant?
A 15,000 plant would light the city
and make light for nearly all the pri
vate houses and places ot business.
At four per cent Interest the plant
would cost $2,000 a year, nnd the city
would get its own lighting for that
amount.
That would be a saving to the city
of nearly a thousand dollars a year,
and still more as tho city grows
larger.
Lights could then be sold to the
private consumer for cost, nnd tho
plant would pay operating expenses
and earn revenues for the city.
Tho present lighting corporation
would do business lots of It for
light, power, state contracts and
street cars.
Before another contract Is awarded
lot this matter bo taken up by our
progressive city council, and nt least
submitted to tho people.
If tho people vote It down It will be
time enough to make a contract
Salem Journal.
NAMING THE FARM.
Somo more or less phnntnsmlc lead
pencil farmer down In the sunny
Southland, has sprung a proposition
to namo farms, the same as wo do
babies and cows and dogs. The
nronosltlon has had the sympathy
and Indorsement of us nnd all our
relations, If not our financial am.
aivo tho old farm a namo, paint tho
namo In big lottors on tho post sldo
of tho barn; buy tho little frously
halred holr to your lands, tonomonts,
hereditaments and liabilities, a box
IN MEMORY'S GARDEN.
There Is a garden in the twilight
lands
Of .Memory, where troops of butterflies
Flutter adown the cypress paths, and
bands
Of flowers mysterious droop their
drowsy eyes.
There, through the silken hush, come
footfalls faint
And hurried through the vague par
terre; and sighs
Whispering of rapture or of sweet
complaint,
I.Ike ceaseless parle of bees nnd
butterflies.
Here, by one lonely pathway, stenl
I soon.
To find tho flowerings of the old
delight
Our hearts together knew, when To.'
the moon
Turns nil the cypress alleys into
white.
Thomas Walsh in Smnrt Set.
Mm. .1. K. PJiin, KJ East High Htreot,
Buffalo, X. Y., write :
Peruun. Mi-dlclnc Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Gentlemen: "A few years ago I had
to give tip mclal life I'titlruly, as my
health was rompletoly broken down.
The doctor atlvlsod a complete rost for
year. As thU wns out of the question
forn time, I loan toluok for ome other
means of rciUo.ing my health.
"I had often heard of Periuia as an
excellent tonle, m I bought a bottle to
Bee what It would- do for me, and it eer
talnly took hold of my system and re
juvenated lne, nnd in le-s than two
months I was In perfect health, and now
when I feel worn out and tiled a dose or
two nf lVnuia Is all. that I need." Mn.
J. E. linn.
Address Dr. tiartnum, President
of The tfnrtman Sanitarium, Co
lumbus, O., for free advice.
Insure in
Reliable Companies
That pay their losses
promptly. Our companies
stnnd at the hpad of the list.
Assets.
Hartford Fire Insurance
Co $12,269,076
Alliance Assurance Co .. 29,039,903
London & Lancashire Fire
lnsurnnce Co 2.544.C83
N'orth British & Mercantile
Co 19.C95.974
Royal Insurance Co 22,897,153
FRANK B. C10PT0N
AGENT.
112 EAST COURT STREET.
Ol.l NKWSPAl'KltS TO PUT UNDO!
carpets, on shelvea. walls or for wrap
pliiK purposes. Old newspapers In large
bundles of 1 no each nt -T' cents a bundle
nt the HAKT OltEOOXlAN office, l'endle
1 ton, Oregon.
WATCHING THE SHIPS.
These winged s-?a-birds outward" slip
At twilight tide;
I view them with a trembling Hp.
And wistful eyed.
Ah, happy sails! For you attain
Your bright Cathay!'
The harbors of my hope remain-
A dim Some Day.
A face I loved Is lost in mist
Of fulling tears;
And where are lips, with lliusi'rtor
kissed.
Oh robber years?
The ships depart joy-ronfldent
Or ports to bo;
Shall 1 wait. In like content
The ebbing sea?
Everybody's Magazine.
BAD BLOOD
Reveals itself in many ways.. Some
times the impurities in the blood mark
and mar the skin with blotches, pimples,
boils or other eruptions. Sometimes the
rami ot Dan utood is
rheumatism or a. debili
tated condition which is
peculiarly described as
"feeling- played
out, hardly able
to drag myself
around."
The impurities
and pubons which
corrupt the blood, clog
iuc liver ami ciouii me
skin arc removed by the
use of Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discov
ery. It does more than
eliminate the poiwrns ; ' t
increases the activity
of the blood-making
glamls so that there is
an increased aurnilv of
pure, body-building blood. It brightens
the eyes, cleanses the skin, and gives
ucw, physical energy.
Accept no substitute for Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discover-.
"I tliank God for the good your nicdlcinM
have done me," writ" Mr James M. Hizemore,
of Mitchell, Lawrence Co. InU.. Pox 501. 1
was not well Tor two yean. My throat wa
always sore, head ached, anil back ached nearly
alt the time. My weisht was ijj pound. I
wu taken tick with typhoid fever, aud when
the fever left me I hacl uch a pain lu my left
tde I could not breathe without pain. I
thought I mint die. My wife went to the
drug (tore and procured a bottle of lr Ilerce'i
Golden Medical Discovery and a vial of hU
' l'leaunt 1'elIeU.' I diicontinued the lue of
my doctor' medicine and bejfan with the
'Golden Medical DUcovery' aud Pelltu.' I at
once began tu feel better . the pain oou left my
aide and I could breathe with cane. In a week
or to f felt o rood I cuuld not tay In the room,
I began to walk atxmt the trtrcla. I felt better
each morning. After a inonth'a ue of the medi
cine I was well. That wai over a year ago.
Now I weigh 1S4 pounds and feet better tlian
eveT in my life "
Or Pierce's Pleuaut Pellets cure constipation.
McAdams
will save you money. Yon get
nothing bnt first-class dry wooa
and' clean screened, bent giving,
dirt proof Kemmerer Coal of
McAdams
Phone Main 1121.
Savings
Bank Building.
HOLT BROS.
i
I Side Hill Combined
I Harvester
The latest Improved two-wheel, sldo-hlll combined harvester has
proven a boon to wheat raisers. It is he most successful, most
economical and1 easiest machine to operate ever built.
These harvesters have been given abundant trials right here at
home and' all users are highly pleased. None have been dissatisfied
and all are high la their praise.
Tho Holt side-hill harvester on a side hill Is able to stick to
the sldo of the hill, while the header will slip down the bill. Tho
mala wheela are vertical, which braces the machine to the sldo
hills. It works equally adapted to level land.
Tho Holt harvesters are sold exclusively In this section by
E. L. SMITH
28 Cottft Street, Pendleton, Oregon
All extras tor Holt machines on hand.
THE FAMOUS
SHUMATE DOLLArS RAZOR.
Used with enthusiastic satisfac
tion throuahout the civilized world.
A useful and n ndsome book which
tells how to shave comfortably, sent
for the asking. R. R. Lewis, Distrib
utor, Echo, Or. $1.00 postpaid.
A GUARANTEED ROOF
That's the kind to have. Something that won't give out just nt the
wrong time. Something thnt will stand hard usage. ELATE RITE ROOF
ING will satisfy those requirements and many more. It Is guarantood
to do what wo claim for It. H has been on the market for ovor twelve
yoars, and Is offored strictly on Its own merits, not on tho domorlts of
other goods. Write for prices and Information.
The Elaterite Roofing Co., 10 Worcester Block, Portland, Oregon
Buildii
iTiaierii
i . ill if inn
and WINDOW
Made to order. EuiJ
Pf, lime, cemtnt, , J
Band iuaaJ ..... 1
and dwelling s Ipecl
I Oregon
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If you are Interested h
Painting, see us. Our fel
complete.
ACADEMY BOARDS
STRETCHERS
BRUSHES
ARTISTS' SAPLES
BLENDERS
SKY BRUSHES
PLAQUES
TUBE COLORS
we make a spectoj
framing PICTURES. Ktr
stock of frames,
: C. C. SHARfl
Z Opera House Block.
: Business Chance
ONE DRUG STOR
at whatever stock Into
Approximately $2,000.00.
? ness last year amousteJI
over $3,000.00. This Is a I
did opportunity to bur I
a profitable business.
! Also WELL ESTABLISH
I BUSINESS centrally loo
at whatever stock b'
aud a small additional
S for the good will of tit !
J uess. Business of lait
amounted to $10,560. H
1..11R0 nf four years w i
I itilldlng - In,
: Merchants Protects
: Agency
Despaln Building, Boostl
J Telephone mac im
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PAINTING AND
i PAPER HANGING!
A We do only good wo1
nt right prices.
n, fnMiltlps are uner
WU4 ""-"" 1
We are experienced in tM
iness, and all work
ur nersonal attention.
Neatness and promptaJ
t matter what TO"
In painting or pap'1
mi iin the hlenest P
and CtttJ
worn. """"
painting.
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Miss Carlson's
Art PflrI0T5
L Alexander Pepsrtfl. "
My Block of new
fancy work to "J
than ever. Beautiful
signs in Pl0" V
stltched linens, tlntw
...eces. poster pPtoJ
est designs la Ham
Uurnt wood, bead wo rf
rlffe work and all (jJ
stamping for shir
Tree lessons Eicu (tl9
persons purchosM
worth of golfl-
you will And r
der Department
MISS CARLSN