DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1904. PAGE FOUR. 1 AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER, Published every attetnoou (except HundJr) (it IVmlletou, Orcsoa, by the EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY. sunsomiTioN i:ati:s Dally, one your oy man Pally, olx months by mall Dslly, three tnuntb by ninll . . . Dally, one mouth by mall Dallr, per moutu by carrier ... . Weekly, one year by mall Weekly, six months by mall Weekly, four months by mall Semi-Weekly, one year by, mall .... Semi-Weekly, tlx months by mall Semi-Weekly, three months by mall I places of public pleasure imil amuse' munt. Pendleton outstrips nil of j these in proportion to imputation. There Is nut a citizen of the town who wouhl raise Ills voice against th,o expenditure or $5000 for u city park, , Imllt right. The women of the city could raise one-half of this amount by giving public entertainments dur ing the coming winter, ami no blither tb utile ever occupied the time of n f.vou ; '.'no '"'"nian's club or a commercial nsso-rlatlon. i . .70 .50 I'.OO 1.UU .50 Member ScrlpjwMcIine tioo. News Assocla- The Kast Oregonlan Is on sale at U. H. Itlch'a News Stands at Hotel 1'ortlaml and Uotel Perkins, Portland, Oregon. San Pranclsco Iliirenu. 40S Fourth St. ,'hi.i,-,, itiirwm. 'ion Security llullillng. D. C. HureflU, 501 Utb St., Washington N. W. Telephone, Main 11. Entered at Pendleton rton"lco as second cla matter. Hetweou these two organizations a public park should be fitted up for the summer of 11105. It can be done. If the city enn't do It. private citi zens should tnko it up. Every thinking man and woman should read "Frenzied Finance," a series of disclosures of the greatest financial steal of the world, written by Thomas V. Lawson, one of the thieves, and running In Everybody's . -Magazine, beginning with the July I number. It tells how the Uockefel- 1 lers and Henry H. nogers bought tho Ani1 ns Ul measures float along Anaconda. Parrot, llutte and other ?"' , ....... copper mines for a total of S24.000.- f L()st fl,ces slllie ,m ,nu; 000, from .Marcus Daly and his nsso- Eyes dimmed In death's elernnl night Inflated tho "'Ino 1,1 friendly gaze A little cry of fear through which Your heart Is won; Two eves with sudden wonder filled, And life's begun. The tears of childhood and the play That soon is past; The triumph of the altar, when The bond Is fast. The striving after things whereby .Men measure worth; The wrinkles and the thinning hairs; The growing girth. The roundull shoulders and the hopes That one by one Die off until tho last goes out. And life Is done. S. E. KIser in Chicago Hec- ord-Herald. RHEUMATISM JOINTS AND MUSCLES SWOLIEf l AND STIFF A disease so painful nml far-reaching iu its effects circulation 1r Bcnttered all over flip ' United States. I Tho Yellow Jacket Is a kind of free lancp, although Its editor Is a life long republican. The pnper was start-! ed as a four-page sheet, four columns j to tho pnge and the subscriptions price wns 10 cents a year. mi its , the iummn 8yatcm as Rheumatism, must have a deep nnlnrn-ml aly, tlin nrip,, wns raised to1 , ,, t . ..-. i . . """, , , , aim wcii-inm louiuinuon. ii oriirnuiies aim uuvcions 1U 25 con s. This Is the only nconio the , t, b,om, d k th diseases of the blood, is fre paper has, as It has absolutely no a.I- t, jnhcritctli Thc noisouous .lcids with wIJ,ch lhe vertismg matter. i b,0()d -g chnr d drcc through the system, breaking niiwn i ii i i f:ni ii i t i i'ii in ir I the nerves, settling in joints i lliu, a utt.Pori'iK.otha. , mid muscles, and causing the V"1?- iwoBiniduptubou for six mouths, una tho uoatora X iiiui ilia mo no Rood. Tlioy olianitoil uied- j,,...... lomo iivory wooic, nnrt notlilnrt thov liroscrlbod to Rheumatism. Unless thc seemod to holp my. Finally I loft off tliolv modi, blood is inirified ioints nml 0 !1D ""''becim uso ol S. a. B. My lnioo nud uiooti ib puriiiui, joints autl olbow Joints woro ao swollen and pnfnrul that I muscles become coated with could not cIobo thimi wiiou opened. I wnn jrottluB the acrid matter and nre ren- "'"coiiruirod-wlion I bouau b. B. a., but iib I snw it V "cr'v '"'ul,Lr UI1U "re, rf" was linlpruirmo.coiitluuod.aud to-duy iimosound. dered stiff and sore, and the well man. ' nerves completely wrecked. 1300 sit. Voruou Ave. k. n. oiiapliak. Rheumatism, being a constitutional blood disease, requires internal treat ment. I.iumicnts, plasters and such things as are applied outwardly, give only temporary renei. tj.fi.b. is tlie recognized great est of all blood purifiers and tonics, and in no disease does it act so promptly and benefieinlly ns Rheuma tism, neutralizing the acids and restoring the blood to a lnire, healthy condition and invisroratinir and toning up thc nerves and all parts of the system. It is guaranteed strictly OLD SONGS. Adown the years they conic lo me From out the crypts of time, With half forgotten melody And faintly falling rhyme; With hero and there a broken chord. A missing word or phrase. Hut sweet as angel whispers are The songs of bygone days. A snatch of college drinking song A verse of cradle hymn, A bar of tender serenade Sung when the stars were dim; The truant strains, they come anil go. ldko sparks In smoky haze A tangle of sweet memories, The songs of bygone tlnys. ( vegetable. Write us should you desire medical advice, which will cost, you 1 "othiiic THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA. One Hundred Dollars Reward. elates and Immediately stock and sold It to the public for $75,000,000, and then after this crim,o, j the amo arch-vampires, depressed ' tho stock, forced small holders to the j wall, scooped In at cut-throat prices, froze out the people they had rob- bed. and now actually control the copper interests of the world, after I kiss the marble lips thnt sang Those songs of bygone days. Ohl tunes touch hidden chords hearts Long mute .with age or pain, And give us for a fleeting space Lost faith and hope again. Within your Cloud-lnmls far-away Where swell thc hymns of praise. I I Ouo hundred dollars Is a pretty good reward for flvo minutes work. yet that is what J. E. Strode, of Waitsburg, Wash., got from the East In 1 Oregonlan in our last subscription contest. He received with tho compll 'incuts of tho East Oregonlan, without a cent of expense to hlmsolf, a flOO i rubber-tired buggy. Wo propose to conduct nnother subscription contest on thc following bnsls: i From now until Nov.ember 4th we will tnko now subscriptions sent In j by our subscribers and to the one who guesses nearest to tho voto received uy me winning prcsiuontini canciitint,o in tins state, we win give oue-imir oi having caused 3C suicides nut "4 men 00,1 Brnnt "ngels sometimes sing ( all thc money received from this contest. t T-lirt Dimttu .F Ii.'frt,.. i,n,-i 1 . . . .... ... ...... , ... j . in- a.,,,. .. ,,jbi,i- ,...n. i jur example u you inline rresiueiu ituoseveu win r.eceivo me niujor- Heaumnnt Kennedy. . uy of votes in tho coming election, (111 out tho coupon, "Itoosovelfs total 'vote In Oregon will bo ( ),"aml put In your estimate. PANAMA, THE YANKEE. " If our subscribers co-operate with us as thoy hav.e In previous contests and as we expect thpy will In this, wo will take in several hundred dollars The people of Panama have had the ; and possibly much more, one-half of which will go to the person who reputation of being shrewd, business- guesses nearest to tho vot.e in Oregon for the winning presidential condl LET US BUILD A PARK. For 600 years Rome used no medi cine except her public baths, parks and swimming pools. Caracalla built public baths that were the wonder of the world. The selfish PerUians, Egyptians and other contemporary peoples wondered how a ruler could so deeply concern him self in the public welfare as to ex pend public and private funds for the pleasure and benefit of he people. The rabble, from the selfish stand point, had no claim on the govern ment, but In the exalted Ideal of Car acalla the barbarian, the object of all organized government was to add to the blessings of the common people, and by knitting their hearts to tho government, raise up an Imperisha ble bulwark against revolution and discontent. His Ideal was to keep the praise of Rome and her institutions constantly on the lips of every Human. No other spot on earth should be allowed to rival his magnificent Rome, so there would be no allurement elsewhere to win the admiration of the people, or to permit .of a reproach to the Insti tutions of Home, through comparison. What an ideal was this for a bar barian! How keenly should It rebuke some modern municipalities with 2, 000 years more of enlightenment and Christianizing to their credit than Caracalla had! In the invigorating baths of old Rome, a race of matchless men and women was made.. .Matchless In In tellect and physique, matchless in vigor, matchless In health and endur ance! No other medicine except the public bath! What a rebuke to the dust-ridden streets, treeless wastes, and parkless cities of the twentieth century! No place for the shop-weary, office sick, street-hating crowds to go on the long, weltering summer days and .evenings. No public gathering placo to desig nate that a civil government support ed by tho people, exists! No park, seats, trees or lounging place to bind th.o people to tho cities or to make them feel an Interest and prldo In the city government. If you have a faint memory of a iiutatorium, a band stand, an arbor, a public fountain, rustic seats, or a public park, your mind wanders away from your homo town to that other place, and Instantly you make nn unfavorable comparison of your town with that other, und you almost wish you wero there Instead of here. This city has had and Is yet to en joy this seuson one of the most pros perous periods over known. No pub lic charity has drained tho public treasury nor tho private pocketbook this year, and before another hot summer hits Pondioton, a public park and a small natatorium should be provided. Baker City. Walla Walla, Iiolso I in mad houses, wrecked thousands of small fortunes, drove entire thrifty ! mining camps to desolation and j broke up hundreds of homes of men who were duped Into buying copper j stocks. It is a true story written by one of the men who engineered the . j deal, and who now divulges the inner hldeotisness of the greatest financial ; crime -of the world. After reading ' this revelation, it is safe to say that 9 1 many conservative men will throw In,, fliolr- l,n,,ilo I,. I.,,.- .... ....... nullum (,, ,11 lilf tern by which it was accomplished. Those seemingly sensible business men who have incessantly played tlin "buckot shops." will wonder how they could have b.een such dupes, when j they see tho rascality and black I guiltiness by which stock markets jare manipulated, not by the law of l supply and demand, but by fiends in human form who study to steal the I earnings of the Industrious, yet m,onoy-niad common people. like folk ever since they instituted a ' lnle. get-rlch-qulck revolution and Induced There is only ono requirement and this Is important. ALL NAMES tho administration to scare Colombia SENT IN MUST BE THOSE OF NhW SUBSCRIBERS. Renownls of sub- Into submission. Uy that ono stroke of business they acquired lndepcnd- ence. $10,000,000 of good American money and other highly desirable blessings of civilization. Hut this diil not mnrk the boundar ies of their commercial astuteness. The Yellow Juckot Is tho name of a unique monthly published by R. Don Laws at Moravian Falls, N. C, which described as merely "a wld.o place In the road," having about 100 Inhabitants, moro or less perhups less. Tho paper hns a bona fide circula tion of 80,000 copies, according to a Chnrlotto, (N. C.) correspondent of tho Atlanta Journnl. Tho subscrip tion prlco is 25 conts a year, and tho paper carrlos no advertisements whatever. It takes just two tons of paper to print ono Issue of tho Vol low Jacket, and . the presswork Is Olty and 0pokan.e, have all provided 1 dono on threo power presses, Tho The suggestion of Superintendent Looney, of the Oregon Reform School to change the name of that Institution to the Oregon Industrial School. Is good. The first and high est object of that Institution is edu cation and training and not punish ment. The horror which the name "Reform School" Inspires In the minds of both parents and children always lingers as a stigma and a ills grace. The Idea generally prevails that It Is a bleak prison for youth and the bad boy often goes there with the determination to crowd Just us much meanness Into his term ns pos sible and come out already fitted for the penitentiary. The legislature should cheerfully change the name of the Institution In hopes that at tendance there may bo relieved of somo of Its keen sting, for tho really good young people who may come away from it better and nobler for the uplifting Influences enjoyed while there. California's determination to make tho best exhibit ev.er gathered by the golden state, for the Lewis and Clark fair, should spur Oregon to ex alted und self-sacrificing effort. This is a signal, a challenge to the pro ducers of Oregon. Will they accept the signal and enter the contest, or will they Just "lay down" and let matters drift? Now Is tho time to be gin. Next harvest will bo too late. The foundt-lon should be laid this fall, so the crowning sheaves can be placed at tho .earliest moment next spring. Umatilla county must make an exhibit there. Tho state has launched tho fair. .Nothing could in tiro the state so much as to make a failure of It. Every county will bo personally responsible for Its part In tho success of the fair. The wonders are hero; the great crops of wool, wheat, alfalfa and fruit, th.e manu factured articles and tho land values. Tho people must collect an exhibit worthy of the county. UNIQUE NEW8PAPER. scrlptlon will not be counted In this contest. Subscribers can participate In this way: Get some neighbor to take tho Weekly East Oregonlan for four months for 50 conts. Send In a money order for tho GO cents; or In lc and 2c stamps or silver, accompanied by your guess on tho presidential vote. If you do not want to ask some neighbor to subscribe, send In 50 cents and the nnmo of somo friend In tho East who is Interested in the western country. Lot him read tho Weokly East Oregonlan and it will give him moro nows about the resources of the Inland Empire than you They have opened an office In Now I could If you wrote him a 50-page letter a week. For overy 50 conts you York and have $0,000,000 to loan on ; will be entitled to ouo guess. If you get four of your friends to tako it Manhattan real estate (it current i four months each, you will bo entitled to four guesses, or If you got one rates of interest. Now! $0,000,000 In ' new subscription for a year for tho Weekly for $1.50 you are entitled to the treasury of a Central American threo guesses. Some ono of our subscribers will got ono half of all republic Is "n daily incentive to new money tnk.cn in on this contest. It may bo only $50, or it may be soveral revolutions, but $0,000,000 In New ' hundred dollars, but whatovor the sum the one who guesses nearest to the York mortgages spells peace. Only j presidential voto In Or.egon for the winning candldato, will get one-half of the Interest Is available, and that the money. would not pay the cost of a revolu- Remember the guess Is on the vote cast In Oregon for the successful tlon. presidential candldato. iioptiuiican government may ue a Only now subscriptions count. half-hearted experiment In some of the countries to the south of us, but Panama stems to be ns stable as a trust company and paying dally divi dends on the bank balances of inde pendence. New York World. THE MADSTONE. The madstouo hns been advertised for hundreds of years, and over since the presumed virtues of these miner nl products were first exploited, and right down to the present time, the people hnve been humbugged. .Mnd stones are one of thc greatst fallacies the world has ever known, and that there Is any stone with the remarka bly virtues attributed to mndstnnes is about as cortaln as we are of the depth of space. The madstone probably had Its ori gin in quackery, and in qtiackory It has remained over sinco, und proba bly will bo with us ns long as the gul lible are on earth. The madstone is always described as a clayey stone, with the qualities of absorption that causes them to adhere to e wot sur face until a point of saturation Is reached when thoy will fall away, n quality exhibited by some mineral species, but that thoy extract tho poison from a wound Is ridiculous. Medical Science. A subscription for 50 conts gives you ono guess. . You can send In as many subscribers ns you wish and for each 50 cents you get one gu.ss. This contest closes' November fourth, " so bo sure to send in your guess beforo that time. The total voto In Juno, 1004, wns 92,608; for republican candidate for supreme judge, 52,910; for democratic, 28,729; socialist, C419, and prohi bition, 5514. GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP. The wholo tendency in railway management has been and Is toward consolidation. That the public has benefited by tho comolldatlon of the small and weak lines into tho large systems, hardly needs demonstration. With consolidation has com.o a vast Improvement In service. The trav eler may Journey thousands of miles over the same railway company's tracks without change of cars or do lays. Doforfl the era of centraliza tion, tho travoler going any great dis tance was obliged to change cars every hundred miles or so, with long waits and great inconvenience. At tho present tlmo rival railway companies arrango their tlmo sched ules to avoid making connections at junction points, to the Inconvenience of the public. If tho railways of tho country should be placed under the management of tho general govern ment, all this confusion could be avoided. Weekly Wisconsin, (Rep.) SEEKING AN ISSUE. Henry O. Davis may outlive Roose velt, Fairbanks and Root. Who can toll? Llfo is as mysterious as death. An old bishop, recently appointed, at that tlmo was sneered at by his young canon, who aspired to bo a prolate himself. "Why," ho said, "havo thoy sont us this old man for a bishop?" Ovorheurlng tho ungra cious remark, the bishop said: "Young man, iinmaturo fruit often falls first" Within a brlof period th.o young canon was dead and tho bishop lived to be 92, and was useful to the last. It may bo that Mr. Root was disinclined to discuss, for In stance, tho searching proposition of the Now York World directed against Roosovelt and his administration. It Is easier to seek to creato alarm ovor Air Davis ago, Augusta Chronicle. My estimate on Is vote In Oregon for President Name Postoffice address Fill in tho first blank space tho name of tho candidate you think will win. Fill in tho second blank space with your estimate of the number of votes ho will get in Oregon. Enclose with GO cents and mall to tho East Oregonlan Publishing Co., Pendleton, Oregon. Send paper to Address WATER TANKS We make a Specialty of Building Round or Square WATER TANKS Also Header Beds all sizes and kinds. We make them right and they always give satisfaction. Our work Is never slighted or botched. Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard ROBERT FOR3TER, Proprietor. Corner Webb and College. Itiill Military Academy PORTLAND, OREGON A prlvato boarding and day school. Man ual training, military discipline, college pre paration. Boys of any ago admitted at any time. Fall term opons Soptember 14, 1904. CUT THI8 OUT. And mall to Dr. J. W. Hill, Hill Mili tary Academy, Portland, Or. I have .... boys, whom I want to send to a military school. Their ages re Please send me prices and terms; also Illustrated descriptive catalogue of your chool. (Name GOOD DRY WOOD All Kinds (Address) Oregon Portland i nave good sound wood which is delivered at reasonable prices For Cash. W. C. MINNIS Leave orders at Neuman's Cigar Store, : St. Helen's Hall A GIRLS SCHOOL OF TUB HIGH EST CLASS corps of teachers, loca tion, building, equipment the best. Send for catalogue. Opens September 15, 1904. Columbia University Collegiate, Preparatory, Commerc ial and Grammar Grade Courses. Ap ply for catalogue Boarding school for young men and boys. Box 344, University Park Station. Portland, O.wQon. PIONEER BOTTLING WORKS All water used Is sterellzed and Is absolutely pure, The best carbonated drinks it is possible to make, 'Phono Main 951. LET Us SUpply YOU uilditi! i iaieri dimension lumbM ot J scrlptlons. Rn.v 01 1 uuiiam Paper. BHING YOUR BILL TJ AMI-l '0 G'ays HatbJ Commercial d Opposite W. 4 c. Ft, J 1 Pcsltlvoly the best beer made. Any quantity you de sire. Delivered to your home. Always call for Oljm-pla. A. NOLTEl 'Phono Main 181. j The French I Restaurant Beet 25 Cent Meal In the City Private Dining Parlors. Elegant Furnished Rooms In Connection. GUS LaFONTAlNE, Prop. 633 Main Street. Refreshing and Healthful The City Brewery Bottled Beer. The greatest summer drink. It pw right to the spot. Always have this superior beer U your home. It gives youth and l( to your tired system. Physicians recommend leer that pure. City Brewery Bottled Bear u always good and always the subject to. changes of temperature being shipped. , Put up in quarts, pints and , W pints, and delivered In any quanW desired. ,,,, Bottling works telephone nn. Residence telephone 1831. COAL LET US FILL YOUR BIN WITH Rock Spring Coal Recognized as the best and most economical fuel, we are prepared to contract wl you for your winter's supply. We deliver coal or wood to any part of the city. Laatz Bros. NEAR DEPOT. MAIN STREET. Walters' Flouring Capacity, 150 barrels a day. Flour exchanged for jbeL wnflrt. Chopped tee r mm, - - , etc., always on mw. k,"!!?SfTIIrTpoit1-' I MERRILL lirEWni i " "ViYpjBltEB I wry Wrimc I.'"'. 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