East Oregonian : E.O., June 13, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1904.
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AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
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nt l'emlleton, Oregon, by the
EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
tho Industrial world, thoy will be
suppressed, notwithstanding tho fact
thitt tho ofTIco (tf nttornoy-gonornl
may bo filled with a friend of tho
trusts, whoso solo activity Is In find
ing some oxcuso for delaying prose
cution of tho people's enemies.
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suusckiptiox itATi:s
Dally, one year by mall
Dally, lx months by mall
Dally, three months by mall ....
flail, .in mnnlli hr nflll .....
Dally, per month by carrier .Co
Wcei.lv, one year by mall 1.50
Weekly, lx months by mnll Ju
Weekly, four mouths by mall .oU
.Semi-Weekly, one year by mall . . . 2.00
Seml-Weeklv. six months by mall .. l.liit
Semi-Weekly, three months by mall .. .50
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1LABEL
Host men know lovo hut ns a
part of life;
Thuy hldo It in some corner of
tho breast.
Even from themselves; and
only -when thoy rest,
In tho brief pause of that
earthly strife
Wherowlth our world might
else bo not so rife,
Thoy draw It forth (as 0110
draws forth a toy,
To sootho somo ardent, hiss-
exacting boy),
And hold It up to mother,
child or wife.
Ah, 1110! Why may not lll'o and
lovo be one?
Why walk wo thus 'alone.
when at our side
Love, like a vlslhlo god,
might he our guide?
How would the marts grow
uoblo, and tho street,
Worn like a dungeon floor.
with weary feet,
Seem then a golden courtway
of the sun.
Henry Tlmrod.
Nobody knows how much self sac
rificing, unselfish, truly noble work
.J5.00 ' ls uel"K lone for humanity and tho
goon ot maumnu, inrougn uie
chnrnlinK iim orennlzatlnns. and
t1ir.Mi.rl, ttifllvtilitnl mnmltnra until f
thoy witness such programs as was
rendered last evening on Children's
Day. Tho parents of children could
not do for them what those organ!za
tlons are doing for them, becauso of
various clrcumstnnces. It requires
somo active agency to bring out
the true worth and beauty of child
llfo In this public manner. Every
body enjoys keenly tho work of tho
children, and unselfish work of train
Ing them for these occasions Is ono of
tho host features ot church activity
rcoplo attend such ueautltul exer
cises, who never attend church. Tho
faces and songs nnd splendid Inno
cenco of chlldllfe appeal to ludtvldu
nls and awaken tho higher sent!
ments In their lives, to whom tho
baro facts and rites of Christianity
are meaningless. It is n pity that the
duties and llnnnces of the churches
do not admit of more such exercises.
The community appreciates them.
Thoy help the children taking part,
and they help, beyond computation,
all those who witness them.
STILL SERVING THE TRUSTS.
From Philadelphia Saturday came
the report that "largo financial In
terests of Pennsylvania and Now
York have united and arc endeavor
ing to have Attorney-General Knox thoniselve
I The enormous number of mixed
tickets voted In Oregon this year ls
one of tho best signs yet exhibited
I In state politics. In state nffairs, in-
j dependence Is the only salvation.
Straight tickets nover helped to Im
prove any offensive political situa
tion. As long as people fear tho
lash and bow to the boss, tho Injus
tices and favoritism of government
will Increase as rapidly as the boss
can Intrench himself and his allies
behind laws. But when the sovereign
will of tho voter rises above tho fear
of the lash or tho bludgeonings of
the political steerer. and asserts
Itself In tho voting booth, then tho
tldo starts the other way and the
people get justice. In order to en
courage this independenconnd further
tho correction of local ovlls tho East
Oregonlan believes that parties and
partisan politics should gradually be
eliminated from tho county and state
politics and tho people should array
theory has been given through proof
already, and that In Europe It has
been practiced successfully for sev
eral years. In Vienna Its followers
have gone so far as to establish a
sanitarium where music Is tho chief
means employed to effect cures ot
nervous disorders. Thus far In llos
ton tho treatment for tho most part
has been confined to the homes of
patients. ,
All assert that there Is a subtle,
mysterious quality In music tnni win
cure many human Ills, particularly
those of a nervous origin. Different
niimmitu rvniilro different dlnds ot
music, just as a physician Rives dif
ferent kinds of medicines for differ
ent diseases, and so tlio music cure
has come to bo a sort of a science.
Chicago Hecord-Horald.
IS THIS THE MILLENIUM?
They are doing wild, crazy things
In Australia. Thoy arc actually run
ning tho government lor the benefit
of tho majority of the people!
Thoy put worklngmen into Import
ant otllces. In the rules regulating
factories thoy think more about a
thousand girls working In the factory
than of ono owner living at tho sea
side fio miles away.
They pass laws that thoy think will
help the majority, and thoy do not
oven care If certain clothing mer
chants or bankers go back to Lon
don. Thoy do queer things, but listen to
tho queerest:
s on local Issues rather
than on partisan grounds. Rotter re
sults will come from such action.
Hetter servlco will be rendered nnd
easy to manage.
Thoy can get from It on request .
taken out of the cabinet and made
senator In place of Quay."
"Large financial Interests" govern
Pennsylvania 'absolutely. Tho Quay ( better laws will be enacted,
machine, which throughout the conn- :
try Is held responsible for all tho po-1 Cana,la ls forclS UnltetI
lltlcal depravity going there, Is really s,ates 10 Krow S" hors,;3- Wlietli
only the political agency of those In- e1 tl,ia ""'"try wishes to Improvo
terests, but find a rotten government I ,Ilu Kra(1! of llors stock '- "ot. '
uauanian tariff on horses and the
I regulations accompanying tho Impor-
I tatlon of linrHPH lulu fhnt
such "protection" as they desire "' 1 havo mil(lo ,t neCessary to grow a
any now pledges out of which profit . , nr,JcIo )eforo
is to bo made. An honest govern-1 oxport (ra(e o A
ment would p ace them on a footing ( ()f tw Canatilall ,mrlnm81lt
of equality with everybody else and ,lbH (ho m lntIon of eHer ,,.
compel them to bear their Just share , m mnm g
of tho burden of taxation. ,nt ,esa mll ?50 n(jr l(,a(, Ag mQsf
Thereforo thoy finance tho Quny,r tno ,rst,8 lunv being shipped out
machine, lend It tho weight of their jr Oregon go directly to Canada, this
respectability and confer upon it the ruling Is or especial Importance to
inestimable treasure of their moral j tli state. This Is a gentle hint that
support. I Canada will not tolerate cheap stuff.
The "large financial Interests" of t reminder that horses valued
Pennsylvania tho corporations and j nt less than ?R0 per head are not
trusts aro not without gratitude. , needed in that now and growing
Mr, Knox desires to quit his present , country. As Canada ls being largely
office for tho senate and, useful as settled by Westerners, it is needless
ho has' been to them where ho is. thoy , to say that the valuo and grado of
overcome their natural reluctance tho horses used thero will be in keep
and consent. . ing with tho character of tho settlers
Tho people of Pennsylvania have using them nothing is too good for
not been consulted, of course, as to a Westerner.
succeed
I A nAUIUM CLOCK.
Thoy have an arbitration court, you
know, In which all sorts of employ
ers nnd employes may and must set
tle their differences in a way to
avoid public disturbance.
Thoy have extended tlielr arbitra
tion rule to railroad servants, to pub
lic employes and clerks.
And what do you suppose they
have done what wild, Insane scheme
have thoy put Into practice? Why,
this:
They say that those appearing he-
fore the arbitration court "must
come without lawyers, unless law
yers aro demanded by both sides."
... ,
The motive of this Is mean, sordid
economy.
Thoy actually moan to protect tho
public from legal sharks by dispens
ing with them, when It can bo done.
Thoy are going to have parties In
terested appear before just Judges,
and they aro going to dispense with
the shrewd sharks that live on other
men's quarrels.
If this Is not socialistic Insanity,
what do you call It?
What Is to become of social order,
and what Is to become of society It
self, If two men can settle a differ
ence without giving halt of their
property to a lawyer?
What would bo said about this in
Chicago, where lawyers generally de
cide to hato all judges who refuse re
peated postponements, which Inter
feres with their plans for getting tho
lust dollar that their clients may
have? Chicago American.
ii Buil
ft
rheumatism
JOINTS AHD MUSCLES SWOLIEN AND STIFF
A disease so painful and far-reaching in its effects
upon the human system as Rheumatism, must have n deep
and well-laid foundation. It originates nnd develops iu
the blood, and, like other diseases of the blood, is fre
quently inherited. The poisonous ncids with which the
blood is charged circulate through the system, breaking
.1 1 . t .-.-..,ti..n.
the nerves, settling in joints 1 had a sevoro attaok ot luuiuliimtcTry l'tiieSm.
and muscles, nnd causing the "am. iw1n'';'J,1i1"leaioriix mouths, una the
uootors 1 Jirtu urn iuo no trootl. Tliov nimticrnri i
sharp, cutting pains peculiar l0m8 ovory wooh. nnd iiotninp tYiSv S&wr?b&
to Rheumatism. Unless the aeemod to uoip mo. Piuuiiy 1 left on" their modi.
1 1 1 ...1 0,1,0 bugan tho uoo of S. 3.H. Mv in., j
blood is purified, joints nnd 0ibow joint? woro so swollon ami rlniu" tl?t ?
muscles become coated with could not oIobo tlmm whon ononed. I was Rettlne
the nrrid matter nnd are roll- 1--,uj,-p"- when I bounn b. B. S., but ns 1 saw it
uie acriti maucr nnu are ren- washnlpiwjmo, continued, nnd to-day nmnBound
dercd stiff nnd sore, and the well man. uu
nerves completely wrecked. 1355 Mt. Vernon Ave. H. II. CHAPMAN.
Rheumatism, being n constitutional blood disease, requires internal treat
ment. Liniments, plasters and such things as nre applied outwardly, rrivc
r. only temporary relief. S.S.S. is tlie recognized great
est 01 an oioou puriucrs nun tonics, uuu 111 no disease
does it act so promptly and beneficially as Rheuma
tism, neutralizing the acids and restoring the blood
to a pure, healthy condition and inviirorntintr nnd
toning up the nerves nnd nil parts of the system. It is guaranteed strictly
vegetable. Write us should you desire medical advice, which will cost yon
uotlliff' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
(1. H. Dodge, a liveryman of Pueb
lo, Col., shot and killed his wife nnd
.Mrs. .Maude McKltincy. and then
made an unsuccessful attempt to kill
himself. Ho claimed the -McKlnnoy
woman had led his wife from tho
paths of rectitude.
In a recent case In a Paris court It
was stated that tho defendant, a
young officer of cavalry, had spent
$4(10,000 iu five months,
A cargo of 14,000 Australian birds
has been brought to I.ondon by ono
steamer. Thoy were sold at the dock
to dealers,
Thero Is trouble over the now two
shilling English coin. As It shows
Ilrltaunia sho has only 0110 foot.
tho choice of a senator to
Quay. Tho people of Pennsylvania
havo ceased to expect that tho "largo , a radium clock, which will keep
financial Interests" and their political timo indefinitely, has been construct
machine will so much as go through ' j,1'5' IIn,-rli",n Martlndalo of Eng.
the form of consulting them. ',;o doc,. reJI 8nla tub
Were United States senators elect- wntch is ,,ace,i a mme quantity
ed by popular vote as thoy should of radium supported In an exhausted
be, and in time will bo it is incon- s'as!i vessel by a quartz rod. To tho
celvablo that oven In Pennsylvania . ' J" tta tub., wh.chjso.
man with Philander C. Knox s record mU( an electroscope formed of two
of subserviency to tho trusts could . long leaves or strips of sliver Is at-
achlovo a seat In our highest legis
lative body.
As attornoy-general of tho United
.States, Knox has been tho abject tool
of tho trusts, refusing to act against
them, oven on congressional sugges
tion, nnd under his term theso gigan
tic combines havo enjoyed a season
of immunity from prosecution, no
matter to what limit their lawless
ness has carried them.
The apathy and inactivity of Knox
in his official capacity, has reduced
tho Roosevelt campaign against tho
trusts to a nowspapor melodrama
with a flat and disgusting climax.
Tho prosecution ot tho coal trust
was duo to tho public that was suf
fering from tho direct oppression of
tho trust, and not from tho doslro of
Knox to enforce tho nntl-trust law.
When the public becomes aroused
against the oil trust, tho beet trust
and other combinations that cramp
tached.
A chargo of olectrlclty In which
there aro no beta rays Is transmitted
through the activity of the radium
Into tho leaves, and the latter there
by oxpand until thoy touch tho sides
of tho vesol, connected to earth by
wires, which Instantly conduct tho
electric chargo, and tho leaves fall
together.
This simple operation ls repeated
Incessantly overy two minutes until
tho radium Is exhausted, which In
this instance it ls computed will oc
cupy 30,000 years. Scientific American.
THE MU8IC CURE.
A school ot healing, iu which tho
physician will combine with his
knowledge of anatomy a thorough
understanding of music, and tho
trained nurses will possess tho ability
to play a wldo range of musical In
struments ns well as administer, med
icines, is tho prophecy of tho largo
numbor of persons who havo taken
no tho "musle euro" fad. In dofeuso
of their clnlms thoy insist that tho
Correct Clothes for Men
ASTERS of the
' craft in New
' York put all their
cleverness into
Alfred benjamin
& cos Clothes.
Every garment
copjribtiws,i.aco. that leaves their
hands is a work of arta master
piece of its kind. This label
jflpd jenjamine 6
MAKERS & NEWyoftK
stands for superb style, faultless
fit. flawless fabric, and wnnrlrrfHi
workmanship.
Eauil to line cuitom-made In ill but
price. The nukerj' giuuntee, and
ouri, with every garment. We arc
Exclusive Dlitributort in this city,
The Peoples Warehouse
The Leading Clothiers
PENDLETON, OREGON
Schilling's Best, so far as it
goes, means comfort and ease
and economy.
Moneyback; at your grocer's.
Walters' Flouring Mills
Capacity, 150 barrels a day.
Flour exchanged for wheat.
Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Feed,
?tc, always on hand.
A Few Snaps
for
June
"Listen; hero's a matter of intorest to you." Wo are talking
of those nobby shirt waist wash suits. Havo you Been thorn? So
correctly adapted to ladles of taste. Non-oxponslvo and In fact
tho biggest lino of dopendablo bargains to bo found ranging in
prices
$2.50 to $7.50
The store that appreciates your trade. We give in 'return
good treatment and good merchandise.
WHITTINGHILL
MERCANTILE CO.
126-130 COURT STREET
SASH, i
and
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wood f
number
Street, cj
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Let
CITY
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HOLT BROS.
Side Hill Combined
Harvester
The latest Improved two-wheel, sldo-hlll combined harvester hae
proven a boon to wheat raisers. It is ;ho moat successful, most
economics, and easiest machine to operate ever built.
Theso harvesters have been given abundant trials right here at
home and all users are highly pleased. Nono have been dissatisfied
and all are high In their praise.
The Holt slde-hlll harvester on a side hill Is able to stick to
the side of the hill, while tho header will slip down the hill. The
main wheels are vertical, which braces tho machine to tho aide
hills. It works equally adapted to level land.
The Holt harvesters are sold exclusively in this section by
E. L. SMITH
2t& Court Street, Pendleton, Oregon
All extras (or Holt machines on hand.
ttH'HHHmn 1 1 1 ! M4.4..i.. 1 1 1
BECK, THE PLUMBER
Let him do the work and you will bo satisfied,
urst-class in every particular.
Always let us figure with you on plumbing.
His work is always
BECK, the Reliable Plumbe
Court Street, opposlto Hotel Dlckors.
The East Oregonlan Is Eastern Oregon's representative paper. It
leads and the people appreciate It and show It by their liberal patronage.
It Is the advertising medium of this section.
A RUNAWAY t
Is sure to do morew
a carriage, but rtettttl
(miring irom accident i
wear ana tear, Wag ju
Neagle's. While enr
widespread for doing a
pairing in the best
prices, we feel nre thl
a tow good people rtol
that we are uneiceM i
and we want them to hi
We have the Wlnou i
Ilex buggies, the bertpnil
worm, uau and tee on I
NEAGLE BROSj
the Blackraliil
Stover Gasoline EsgM
reliable.
REAL EST
80ME GOOD PROPERTY 1
$4,000 Elegant new ihi
stone foundation; teier,
let, city water; Uolou,
posure; corner. One o
propositions In the city.
$850 Corner lot with good,1
house; eastern eipoinit
venlcntly located.
Three quarter section
land. All under culthttta:
Ive Improvements, aid loll
This nronerty can be Ml
less than Its market nine.
A stock ranch of WOO in
valuable Improvements ul
danco of water.
Another of S00 acres. ?oa
ones.
Cholco vacant city lots
wo will loan you money to
BOYD & TURN
Successors to E. D.
Insurance, Real Estate, '
111 Court 8treet
Zack is In t'l
Short orders
jj c Uader.
(1.25 hats at
Ice cream, the
fresh fruit u:
Oeiser thresh!
Kew spring si
Drsj and dlskl
17.50 Panama
Teuuch. I
(10.00 Panama
e Teuiscu.
Persons wish!
iteed mares to
Ilea's suits oi
inces. ine i
Smokers get
id's, formerly
Three dozen )
Ited. Will 1
iriees. Lee Tei
Try the hot I
ts' Cafe, i:
p. a., and at
For Rent Fi
its, three bl
net Apply ;
I Zack, one ot
le coast will h
teoi Oyster C
loed streets.
C0A
Let us fill your
bin with .
ROCK SPRING
r ac the
and most economics
We are prepared toco
. vnu for f
Iran --
winter's supply. We
liver coal or wuu--
part of the city.
Laatz Bn
Main Street
TH!
f PAINTING AND
I PAPER HANGING
We do enly good ri
Our faculties 7ft i
We are experienced la I
..... nnd all work I
our 'personal attention.
Montnnsa auu .1
Hr what "M ZA
woMI do the bignet l I
work, tnuoor
painting.
r-nttonwooa
HUOP
0 ' nros.
4. near weaB'o
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