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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1904- PAGE FOUR. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. Published every afternoon (except Sunday) at rendleton, Oregon, by the EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY. suiiscitirrio.N i:.vrr.s. Dally, one year by mall Dally, fix months by mall Dally, three months by mall Diillr, one month by mall Dally, per month by carrier Weekly, one year by mall Weekly, six months by mall Weeklv, four months by mall . . . Semi-Weekly, one year by mall .. Semi-Weekly, nix months by mall Semi-Weekly, three months by mall Member ScrlinwSIcItae tlon. News Assocla. The Kast Oregonlan H on sale nt II. II. tllch's News Htnmls at Hotel l'ortlaml and Uotel l'erklns, 1'ortlauil, Orcrou. county, who wore elected by the peo ple of tho county, have been deposed, and deported from the atatc, because they dared to say that they believed In the principles of organization among laborers, Just as capital or ganizes. Families have been torn asunder, the mothers and children left desti tute and the fathers deported like ..$,".00 criminals, because of membership In the unlun, nnd yet the mltieownera are organized, and half tho crimes of the past six months In Colorado have been traced to tho doors of this organization, which Is using the state mllltlnn to suppress organiza tion among worklngmcn. Until the miners' story Is told, no ono will know the horrible atroci ties committed In Colorado under the clonk of Justice and law. :.oo 1.U5 .80 .C 1.30 75 .SU u.oo l.UO .30 DIAZ AND MEXICO. San l'ranclsco Iliireau. -10S Fourth St. Chicago Ilureau, DUO Security llullillnj;. Washington, D. C. Ilureau, 501 14th St., X. W. Telephone, Main 11. Entered at l'emlleton postofllce as second class matter. There shall be sung another golden age. The riso of empire and of arts, The good and great uprising epic rage. The wisest heads and noblest hearts. Not such as Europe lirpeds In her decay; Such as she bred when fresh and young. When heavenly flame shall an imate her clay, By future poets shall be sung. Westward the course of em pire takes Its way; The first four nets already past. The fifth shall close the drama with the day; Time's noblest offspring Is the last. Oeorge Uerkeloy. LAUGH AND LIVE LONG. medicine THE COLORADO STRUGGLE. Tho true animus behind General Bell's persecution of the Colorado unions has at last come to the sur face. He could conceal his motives no longer. In a long interview furnished to the subsidized and muzzled Associat ed Press, he says the whole trouble In Colorado was caused by the social Istlc tendencies of the Colorado unions; that the principle of social Ism Is anarchistic, and therefore no crime Is too black for It to commit to accomplish the ruin of the mining corporations. General Bell wilfully tells a false hood in his review of the situation to prejudice the public against the so- clalist party that Is growing up as a result of the oppressive policy of cor poration government. It has been proven time and again that hired thugs In the employ of the Mlneown ers' Association, of which Bell, al though a general In the Colorado mi litia. Is the abject tool,' are guilty of some of tho most terrible outrages 'charged to the unloti miners. The bloodhounds sent on the trail of the murderer of young JIcGeo went directly to the door of a detectlvo of the Mlneowners" Association and the same bloodhounds did the same thing in trailing the man who dis charged the dynamite under the Vic tor dopot, last week, killing 11 non union miners and wrecking tho prop erty. Instead of arresting these hired thugs In the employ of the mine owners, Bell calls off tho dogs and Im mediately arrests, under tho most .ridiculous pretenses, all the union miners In tho vicinity. Colorado Is a worklngman's state, and the socialist party will carry that state, It Is thought, within a very few years. This persecution of union -miners by tho military power of the state is simply a campaign of anni hilation against socialism. Bell Is working under the direction of the mlneowners, whose murderous .thugs ore wrecking tho mining Indus try of that state, in the attempt to break the force of tho labor organlza Hons. If tho organizations all stand by tho miners, as they should, against the corporations' Iron rule, tho com mon rights of the working people may yet bo rescued from complete destruc tion by the millionaire mining trusts. The subsidized press of Colorado tells only one side of the story and tho public mind Is poisoned against tho miners, without knowing their cause, nor their actions. Evory par ticle of nows sent out of that state la doctored to suit the mlneowners and tho military authorities, which are ono and tho samo thing, as far as .tho persecution of tho working men of Colorado is concornod. Sympathy with unionism In tho zone of tho trouble Is now sufficient causo for doportatlon, without Judge or Jury. County officials of Toller Innocent mirth Is God's for a diseased mind. Laughter was given to humanity for the same reason thnt flowers grow to relieve the monotony of the way to the human pack mule. The man who never laughs Is a dangerous man. He is thinking evil. His mind Is like a dungeon Into which the sunshine nover reaches. Don't trust him too far. You know what malformations grow In sunless dungeons. After an hour of clean, side-splitting fun, every responsive man with tingling nerves Is better than he was . 1 before. If any business cobweb was start- cu in i ml' uurii turners in uis muui, l that hour of human association, that epoch of laughter, swept It away. The clerk goes back to his yard stick with a broad sympathy that makes him worth more to his employer. The employer greets the clerk after n hearty revelry of mirth, with a fel low feeling thnt brings both nearer t the' common, human level, where true brotherhood exists Look out for the man who shuns opportunity to laugh. Cling to that fellow who sees tho humorous side nnd laughs at times, a free, spontan eous outburst, even in the very pres. once of sorrow. It is his soul shin lug through his skin nnd he can' help It. Two heartfelt Jokes are worth basketful of dyspepsia tablets. An hour of genuine fun Is worth more than all the nerve tonics ever pre' scribed. Tho mind needs laughter, recrea tlon, just as the body needs nourish inent. To think hard business thoughts day by day and month by month, Is like keeping your horse in harness both night nnd day Unhitch your mind nt every oppor tunlty. lou won't forget how to make money In an hour's relaxation It you don't laugh occasionally, a deep, self-forgetful, self-surrendering laugh, you will get the mental lock stop, from thinking In figures, think Ing in schemes, thinking In gloomy, dingy plans for pelt. Just unhitch yourself and laugh at every opportunity. Roll over and kick up your heels, mentally, l)ko a happy workhorse after his day's work Is done. It Is a In tho marvelous development of Mexico in the past generation Diaz has played tho leading part Among the foremost achievements of tho ex isting Mexican government must be counted the founding of the national school system, free from sectarian Influence. Tho strong hand of the president In also seen In the marvelous regen eration of the capital city, which Is now drained by the greatest piece of snnltnrv en etneerliic in the world. and which Is being rapidly modoriilz- ed In tho matter of good pavements parks, public buildings and ratinls, Another great achievement of tho Diaz administration has been tho Im provement of Mexican harbors on the gulf and the Pacific. The latter fnct Is especially notable in tho instnnco of tho Telntantepec route. By this highway goods iu transit from Atlan tic ports to California hnvo an udvan tago of 1600 miles over the proposed Panama canal. Conspicuous also has been the railway development, of which tho Tehauntepec Is the latest phase. At the beginning of the first term of President Diaz, In 1S77, but one rail waythe Mexican, or Vera Cruz line, 2S3 miles In length existed m uie republic. In 18S0 the two great sys terns of the Mexican National and the Mexlcnn Centrnl railroads were commenced. Railroads now traverso every state except Lower California, Tabasco and Campcachy. At present about 12,000 miles of railroad, opor ated by 10 companies, are in service. v Hovo Judge jj II.MT X0ZM The distinctive A I pSft &gg$M ch aracterist Jc 01 If An equally remarkable feature has been tho solving of national flnan clal problems, When Diaz came In to power the public debt nmounted to above $160,000,000, and the annual deficit In national revenues was near $10,000,000. In 14 years the debt has been reduced 50 per cent and the gov ernment's Income had mut expenses. Booklovers' .Magazine. COMING EVENTS. better investment than home medicine chest. While tho preacher goes away on his regular summer vacation, the editor will stay at homo and fight the devil In his feeble way. If the preacher finds evidences of a rough house upon his return, ho will know that the editor has dona his best to keep the good work going on. 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