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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY, 27, 1904.
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nt renitleton, OreRon. by the
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ana uoici reruns, l'ortland, Oregon.
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Chicago Ilureau. 900 Security lliilklliiR.
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Telephone, Malu 11.
Entered at Pendleton pcotoOlcc as second-
class matter.
Man that will not be beguiled
Like a fond am! happy child
Prom his toll or futllo strife,
Feels within his bosom burn
ing All the deep, Inipussloued
yearning
Woven in the woof, of life.
And though fnr, with weary
feet.
He may wander, Jinn shall
meet
No content until he come
Soon or Into, his fate compell
ing To Love's domed and star-lit
dwelling.
For he has, no other home.
Florence E. Coates.
man, no matter what his avocation
may be, Is respected. The stato ml
porlntendont of Oregon was onco
blacksmith and Is no whit loss a ca
pable, ofllolont, thorough teacher and
superintendent becauso of It. Thoro
nro dozens of young men working for
a living and lighting their wny
through school, worthy of the sincere
adulation of any community.
ltobort Cronln, a graduate of tho
Pendleton high school Inst year, and
now a student In tho state university,
was a painter by trade and won spec
ial honors nil along in his class. Will
his classmates or his friondB and
fellow studonts think with French,
mat worklngmen are to bo classed
with hoboes?
What will the formers whoso sons
and daughters nro graduating from
wesion, nnti other public schools.
tnink of this sentiment? Is It a safe
sentiment to be found In tho stato In
situations of Oregon?
A SOCIALISTIC STEP.
The most radical advance step over
taken by tho United States govern
ment Is announced In tho dispatches
of yesterday, In the news that tho
United States will tnko complete con
trol of nil wireless telegraph stations
located at points where communica
tion across tho Atlantic ocean Is pos
sible.
This is the result of recommenda
tion submitted by a committee of
cabinet members, to whom the ques
Hon was referred for settlement. Tho
navy department will probablv bo
PROQRE8S.
Let thoro bo many windows to your
BOlll
That all tho glory or the unlvorso
May beautify It. Not the narrow pane
Of one poor creed can catch tho radi
ant rays
That Bhlno from countless sources.
Tear nwny ,
Tho blinds of Biiporstltlon; lot the
light
Pour through fair wlndowH brbnd as
truth Itself
And high as God.
Why should tho spirit poor
Through some Btnall curtained orifice,
and croni
Along dim corridors of ilnlll.t. whnn nil
Tho splendors from unfathomud seas
ot spaco
Might bathe It with tho golden waves
or love x
aweop up tho debris of decaying
laitns;
Sweep down tho cobwebs of woniout
beliefs,
And throw your soul wide opon to the
"got
ur.insignt and of knowledge. Tune
your ear
To all tho wordless music of (he
stars
And to tho voice of Nature, and your
heart
Shall turn to truth and goodness, as
tho plant
Turns to the sun. A thousand unseen
hands
Hench down to help you to your pence
crowned heights
And nil tho forces of tho firmament
Shall fortify your stroncth. Do not
afraid
To thrust aside half-truths and grasp
tho whole.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
ANOTHER FALSEHOOD NAILED,
Referring to the libelous attack in
tho Tribune this morning on tho edl
torial page, referring to Judge Hart
man, the facts are these: Judge
Hartman sustained Strain's assess
ment of the shares ot capital stock of
tho First Notional Bank of Pendle
ton.
Among the largest stockholders in
the First National Bank of Pendleton
Is Mrs. Llna Sturgls, a sister of
George A. Hartman and widow of
Sam P. Sturgls, lato cashier of the
First National Bank. Another sub
stantlal stockholder In tho First Na
tional Bank is W. S. Byers.
At tho advlco and Instance of Judge
Hartman, neither Airs. Sturgls nor
Mr. Byers joined In the suit to enjoin
the enforcement of the assessment,
and both paid tho taxes levied against
their capital stock In the First Na
tional Bank without reference to the
:sult and before tho case was decided.
Neither joined In tho nult. The taxes
on these shares of stock were paid
or Mrs. Sturgls by George A. Hart
man himself, who Is her agent.
Further reference is had to the tes
timony of George A. Hartman in this
auit, the suit being decided in favor
of the county upon the testimony of
G. A. Hartman and C. P. Strain.
If other taxes assessed against
shareholders In tho First National
Bank of Pendleton have not been
.paid, it is no fault of Hartraan's nor
ot the county court, since tho collec
tion of dollnquent taxes takes a regu
lar course and there Is no provision
.-at law whereby the taxes of one per
son can be collected In any different
.manner than the taxes of another.
If the stockholders do not pay their
taxes, their taxes are delinquent and
will he collected in course of law the
same as other taxes. ,
IS LABOR DEGRADING?
If Professor R. C. French, of Wes
ton Normal, said that "nobody but a
hobo works In a brickyard," as ho Is
reported to have said, the young man
who pelted hlra with stale eggs for
ithe slur, deserves the sympathy of
the community.
This sort of would-bo aristocratic
doctriuo expressed by French's state
mont is not tho right kind for a farm
ing community, llko Eastern Oregon,
whoro half of tho school population
comes from tho farm or the manual
trades.
One-half of tho high school gradu
ates from Pendleton this week, are
the sons and daughters of farmers,
ivho labor zealously and profitably,
and arc not disgraced, hut rather, aro
ennobled by it. The cheap white shirt
aristocracy which despises tho work
ingman, and frowns down tho Hard
handed lahoror, Is not tho kind that
should predominate In Eastern Ore
gon schools. Tho stato should inves
tigate the remarks of Professor
French, and If thoy aro true, as re
ported, further projudlco against tho
We ton Normal Bhould not bo Invited
iby keeping him thero.
Tbls la a day in which ovory moral
It Is more lmportnnt thnt you wear
what you like as nearly as your
niftnriK will nll.ut tli.,n. ... i..
given Jurisdiction over Inland stations height of fashion.
us well. -
Instructions wore issued making n i i
government control of wireless tele- Correct Clothes for Men
grapn stations effective.
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How to Judge
POINTS OF
EXCELLENCE
"DRILLIANCV" Clarity and polish,
provlag perfect brewing and fermentation.
"CLEAN" TASTE - The absence of
a disagreeable foreign or "alter
taste," prolutr scrupulous clesnli
ness duiin the brewing process.
"SOLID, CREAMY FOAM" An In
fallible Indication of body, age and
excellence of brewing material.
"PURITY" Impossible to find In
most bottled beers, because their
preservation is caincd through
chemical adulteration.
"FLAVOR" -The distinctive Indi
vidual characteristic ol any bever
age; as peculiar to It alone as is Its
odor to lite rose. A delicious and
Eronounced hop aroma is the
ighest standard.
A. B. C.
Is the ONLY beer that possesses sll
of these essential Qualification.
Its purltv Is absolutely euaranteed
by Its ninkero. It 13 the ONLY beer
that can he so guaranteed, because
It Is the ONLY beer bottled eiclu
slvely at the brewery.
THE AMERICAN BREWING CO.
ST. LOUIS, TJ. 8. A.
GEO. DARVEAU,
WHOLESALE DEALER,
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Under this action, .Marconi must re
move nil his stations along tho At
lantic, by which he was hoping to es
tablish regular communication with
England to Canadian soil. Tho navy
department wllll establish Us own
plant on the Nantucket light, where
tho Marconi stations have been order
ed discontinued.
Seven other stations will be main
tained along tho Atlantic coast, and
will operate with all established wire
less systems. All information con
cerning Incoming and outgoing ves
sels will be furnished free to the
press associations.
Messages to and from persons on
shipboard will not bo charged for by
the government, only tho land tolls
being collected. All the wireless sta
tions will communicate with each
other, and co-operate with the rev
enue cutter and life-saving service by
reporting wrecks nnd suspected
smugglers.
The decision of the cabinet com
mittee was based on the fact that un
less the government controlled tho
wireless stations, ,no secret message
could ho received from or transmitted
to warships. It is expected that pro
tracted litigation will follow the us
sumption of control by tho govern'
mont, but tho vital and far-reaching
results of this emphatic Indorsement
of the underlying principles of social-
Ism, will be worth all the effort made
to accomplish It.
From this achievement another
top will bo much easier. Within
Ave years. It Is safo to say that tel
egraph and telephone tolls will bo re
duced by 50 per cent, through the
operation of public ownership.
It Is the utmost folly for tho peoplo
to pay out to private individuals and
syndicates tho earnings that should
go Into better homes, more education
and more comforts when tho govern
ment can save the peoplo this unjust
taxation by taking control of these
great utilities.
NLESS you arc
well dressed, or
a genius, the
world will take
little notice of
you; and nine
times in ten you
OOTjrieht ira.A.B.ico. need the world's
good opinion to succeed. See that
this label
yfedPenjamins
AVAKERS v NEW YORK
is on your clothes and you have
won half the battle. The other
half depends on your ability, hon
esty, courage and common sense.
It may be that all our weeping has
Its part in tho oratorio of the uni
verse.
THE WHOLESOME
CRESCENT
Ess
el
Egg and
Phosphate
BAKING POWDER
BETTER THAN THE OLD-TIME
CREAM OF' TARTAR POWDERS.
J. L. VAUGHN :
Electrician
Prompt sutontlon Blyon nd ll J
work executed properly.
Bloetrleal Supplies of all kinds
0FFICB-12J WBST COURT ST. J
(TrlbuDe Building)
Equal to fine custom-made In all but
price. The makers' guarantee, and
ours, with every garment. We are
Exclusive Distributors in this city.
The Peoples Warehouse
The Leading Clothiers
PENDLETON
OREGON
When Danger Signals
your liver out of order, con
stipation, or your stomach not
working right, it's a sign of
distress which, unheeded, will
lead to trouble it is time to
take
Beecham's
Pills
Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10c and 23c.
HOLT BROS.
Side Hill Combined
Harvester
The latest improved two-wheel, side-hill combined harvester has
proven a boon to wheat raisers. It Is 'be most successful, most
economical and easiest machine to operate ever built.
Thcso harvesters have been given abundant trials right here at
home and all users are highly pleased. None have beon dissatisfied
and all are high In their praise.
The Holt side-bill harvester on a side hill is able to stick to
the side ot the hill, while tho header will slip down tho hill. The
main wheels are vertical, which braces the machine to the side
hills. It works equally adapted to lovol land.
The Holt harvesters are sold exclusively In this section- by
Buildinn
Material
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v ALL DESCRIPTION
SASH, DOORS
and WINDOWS
Made to orrtM
I per, lime, cement, brick sm
T sand i.j ...... tlc "
and riw-lll-r,. ... B,n
'Peewty,
Oregon
Lumber Yard
Alta Street, Opp. .rt
i
T I I'Tttf
PAINTING AND
PAPER HANGING
W. .1- 1
u" uu'y gooa work ml
ai rigni jrlces.
Our facilities are uneiceM
We aro experienced In the hol
iness, and all work recelrti
our personal attention.
Neatness and promptness.
No matter what ou WMt
In painting or paperhanrlnj
we'll do the highest grade ot;
work. Inaoor and ontdoor
painting.
E. L. SMITH
2X8 Court Street, Pendleton, Oregon
All extras (or Holt machines on hand.
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HAYING TIME
ft
513
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If you are Interested In Oil
Painting, boo us. Our lino Is
complete.
ACADEMY BOAUDS I
STRETCHERS I
BRUSHES I
ARTISTS' SAl'LES
BLENDERS
SKY BRUSHES
PLAQUES I
TUBE COLOR8 J
s Wo make a specialty of
framing PICTURES. Newest !
stock of frames. I
1 C. C. SHARP :
2 Opera Houso Block.
THE BEST
IS THE CHEAPEST
Bear this in mind whon you
need poultry and stock supplies
nnd ask for tho International
Poultry nnd Stock Food, Um
ICow Kure for your cow tro
bles. C. F. Colesworthy
127-120 East Alta St
Afjant for Leo' Lice Killer.
1 1 -"II 1 r u I sssl 1 1 ssssssssssssl sssssssssssW TJ sTy r -LaI
Brings a demand for forks,
scythes, hay carriers and pulleys.
No matter what your wants are
in this line, we can tit you out.
We keep tho best of everything
In the hardware Hue and prices as
"low ns the lowest.
W. J. Clatke & Co.
HARDWARE AND PLUMBING,
211 Court St.
. ...... ......
a
PLUMBING
and SEWER WORK
I HAVE A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING GOODS AND FIRST
CLASS WORKMEN; ALSO MAKE SEWER CONNECTIONS. ES
TIMATES FURNISHED ON ALL WORK. WORK GUARANTEED.
T. C. TAYLOR
"THE HARDWARE MAN." 741 MAIN ST.
BYERS' BEST FLOUR
Is mado from tho choicest wheat that grows, dood broad 1b
assured whon Byora' Best Flour Is used. Bran, shorts, atoam roll-
0 od barloy always on hand.
1 PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. 8. BYER8, Prop.
Wilson & Carnine:
Shop on Cottonwood street, '
near Neagle Bros. 'Phone,
Black 1043.
M-H-H I It 1 1 1 1 W
REAL ESTATE
80ME GOOD PROPERTY TO OWH
$1,900 Elegant new eight-room re
Idence; corner lot, sewer, bill,
toilet, hot and cold water. Tim
blocks from Main street
$1,000 Lot and good four-room house;
hath, toilet, sewer, etc. Close a.
Good neighborhood.
Three quarter sections best
Innd with extonBlve ImproTemeiti
All under cultivation. No better Usl
in the Inland Empire.
Four hundred acres fine wheat m
Can be had for a trifle. Will par w
Itself In two vears.
A stock ranch of B.000 acres. YI
valuable Improvements and an W
anco of water.
Another of 800 acres. Some saiw
ones.
Choice vacant city lots on whlcs n
will loan you money to build.
BOYD & TURNER
Successors to E. D. Boji
Insurance, Real Estate, Ui-
111 Court 8treet pengiw
A RUNAWAY TEAM.
! miro to do more or Jess itBH'
a carriage, but whether you s
pairing from accident or
wear and tear, bring your t
Neagle's. While our "ffir,
widespread for doing nWfL
prices, wo icu - ,.. jn
a few good people who doni
that we are unexcen eu
and we want them to fcno" w
We have the WtoMJMft
worm uiu ""
ueinLE BHUOi
the Blacksmltb. yl
rtnrlnet. m"
Stover uasouuo
reliable.
:
GOOD DRY WOOD!
All Kinds
I have good sound jorf
which is del.vered
reasonable prices
For Cash.
W. C. MINNIS
orders at NeU :!
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