PACE FOUR.
DAILY EAST OREGOX1AX, FEXDLETOX. OREGON. FUIHAY. OCTOBER Si, l
: of an acre of land In a city or ii
I acres in the country 100 years ago. la
no reason for denying the bullet to
AX INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER, j lhe pooT nan ,n Am'rlc at lhe
1 canning of the !0th century.
Published everr afternoon (except Bandar ; , .
at Pendleton, uran? b the j The Ea Oreronlun accepts only
EAST OREGOX1AX PCBL1SHIXG i Khat Rood, only that which con
COMPAXY. j duces to human progress and enlight-
; enment. from all Its revered chumpl
! ons, from Moses do n to Tom John-
HIS IXVKS.
Srr.SClillTIOS RATES.
Dally, one year, by mall 5 00
iwiiy. :x aumtlis. by mall ..... 2.541 ; son.
faily. three mtioius. by mall 1.25 l
iwllr. one mourn, by mall 50
Dalit, iwr BitHiiU. by carrier 5
Weekly, one year, by mall 1.50
Weekly, six months, by mall 75
Weekly, four months, by mall JM)
Semi Weekly, one year, by mall 2.IHI
SemMYeefcly. mil months.' by roa'.l... 1.00
Semi-Weekly, three months, by mall.. .50
"The 'oman I love with my heart."
he aula,
ls a coxy cornery girl:
A sofa pillowy, soft and willowy
Smoother of ills that are big and bil
lowy. f'ympathetlc. non-ascetic,
IVur little love of a girL
Member Scrlpna McUae News Association, i
are found to outnumber the men al
most two to one. This Is only one
more of the vital evidences that the
true spiritual and unseen force of
The Fast OreKontan n on sale at B. B. citizenship and culture of the Amer
Rlch's News Stands at Hotel Portland and ,m . . .. . ., ...
Hotel Perkins. Portland. Oregon. Ican 18 du 'he teaching of the
J woman if not the mother, then of
the teacher. Woman stands sponsor
"The woman I love with my brain
he said.
"Is a brilliant stimulant girl;
; She's a sheer delight to my rrtemal !
now sight
session In this city, women teachers i with a ait as quick as an arrow's!
flight.
comrade true and a sweetheart
In the teachers' institute
Ban Francisco Bureau. 408 Fourth Bt.
Chtcsxo Iturean. SOU Security Building.
xasuington. i- nureaa, not 141b St.
M. W.
Telephone Mala 11.
Entered at Pendleton post office as second
class matter.
Talk happiness. The world is
sad enough
Without your woes. No path is
wholly rough;
Look for the places that are
smooth and clear.
And apeak of those who rest
the weary ear
Of earth, so hurt by one con
tinuous strain
Of human discontent and grief
and pain.
Talk faith. The world is better
off without
Tour uttered ignorance and
morbid doubt.
If you have fulth in God. or
man, or self.
Say so: if not. push back upon
the shelf
Of silence all your thoughts till
faith shall come;
No one will grieve because your
lips are dumb.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
for the youth, during all the tender
years, in which the true character, the
true status of his future citizenship
is being formed. The deep and last
ing Impressions on the mind and na
ture of the boy are received from the
mother or the teacher, in a majority
of cases, and as the teachers are over
half women, the influence of the wo
man outweigh all other Influences.
How high. then, should be the Ideals
of the American girir How splendid
should be the conceptions of the
duties and standards of citizenship,
instilled into the minds of the Amer
ican girl, for does not she evolve into
the teacher for the American boy of
the future?
too.
And a never wearying girl.
'The woman I love with my soul." he
said.
I "Is a Saint Cecelia girl;
j The meanings fine of a love divine
In her .movements show, in her
glances shine; '
Fairest of all. she holds me in
thrall:
She's a simply adorable girl."
Oregon hopgrowers are Just awak
ening to the fact that but two prin
cipals are necessary In making hop
sales, and that the enormous profits
now paid to middle men might bet-
iter be saved to the man who grows
the crop and furnishes the muscle
j and capital to develop the hop In-
j dustry. Lane county growers are en
j deavoring to organize in such a way
that they will be able to sell direct to
the English buyers. Instead of aup-
t porting a horde of idlers, in the shape
ol "hop buyers." who wear diumondu
I from the profits of Oregon hop sales.
These useless fellows live In the large
, cities in luxury for nine months from
East Oregonian cen- ; ,ne vroceetis of tnree montns ce!n-
. ing in the hop season. If cattlemen
( and wool men 'could save the middle
men's profits. In a like manner it
wouid enable them to send their sons
ai.d daughters to school and improve
. their homes, with much less financial
pressure, than under the present system.
JEFFERSON NOT TVFALLIRI.K.
"Then fare you well and forever." she
said.
Her scarlet lips a-curl;
"To think that 1 no matter, good
by!" "Ah. love." he said, 'tis for you 1
sigh.
All three you are. my sweet, my
star.
My one. my only girl."
Ethelwyn Wetherald. In Ladles'
World.
Because the
sured the Morning Tribune of this
city, for advocating a property qual
ification for voters, the Salem Slates-
man attempts to defend the Tribune
in its unsound and un-American doc
trine on the ground that Thomas Jef
ferson once suggested a property
qualification for voters in a proposed
constitution for Virginia.
Unlike the statesman, the East Or
egonian does not swallow the good,
had and Indifferent in parlies, poli
cies or men. It reserves the right
VANITY.
He built a highway through a wide
domain
And said. "Each traveler shall think
of me"
But mighty torrents swept across the
plain.
And bore his costly marble to the
sea.
He reared a mansion with a hundred
halls.
Midst fountains that were ceaseless
ly at play:
But lightning ran along the pictured
walla.
And e'en the ashes, wild winds blew
away.
He .planted orchards fruits of fairest
hue.
And suid here love shall have his
trysting gay.
But e'er Ihey passed one summer sea
son through.
The worms hud turned them into
Tile decay. '
I H iwwv 1
fWim
fV0 fa
U Miss Rose H
St. Anf
Hos
Privautssj
nlshed. Fteeh J
"S room. Agg
Parunent
Every cumr
for the tut a
lotephn
PEXBLETO!
He next among the sages found a seal
And felt the keys for glory In that t
line; i
Hut when his measure met with full'
defeat,
He, saw his prestige like a star de-
dine- 1
I
tn of all is
MEX AXI JOBS.
free lodging house in New York city !
lo puss judgment upon the doctrine ffd end housed 41.110 out of employ-!
of even Its most revered political. re-!rnt men nince the first of the year,
ligious and philosophical Idols. 1 A niRlorfty of the Inmate are men .
' of middle age who are able to work 1
Hecause Thomas Jefferson, strug- . mn who wBnt tQ wort bm can n,
gling to free his mind from the fal- 1 ret u -rhe average age of these men
lacies of .kingcraft 101) years ago, In- is 41 years. This Is the sort of pros
voluntarily and perhaps unconscious- ocri'v which the great mass of man
.... kind votes for homeless men. men
ly clung to some forms of the old work nav.w f a p.rat
tyranny which had Jiurdened English c,y teeming with millions of dollars
government for 4H years, is no pal-' of wealth. I wonder If men will al
llation for such inexcusable tyranny j be blind V On reading these
' lines, a woman In Connecticut writes
at the beginning of the 20th century, j ,ndimanty to n,w1taI.r that ln
Because Jefferson advocated a vie- j tne country-, where she lives "back
lous principle 100 years ago. does notj-from the railroads, no saloons"
make that principle any less vicious ! 'here Is plenty of work, good beds.
Sn the estimation of the East Oregon-lan.
He turned to woman;
true."
And gnve himself ii.to Irer ruplur-
ln a Kansas paper, socialist In phil- i ous power:
osophy. appear these words: "One j The maiden smiled and panning suid:
I kliew
That silly fellow for an UUe hour."
"no thing is mi
wmd
aiul
"Alas!" he said
save one
A tomb impervious
rain:
But wild hyenas dug into his grave.
And strewed his bleaching bones
along the plaia.-
Wayne Wayiand.
good food, and good wages, with men
in constantly greater demand than
supply, wfnter as well as summer.
The patriots were excusable if they
made mistakes in formulation of the
bold code of freedom. Their daring
strokes of statecraft were dazzling to
the world, as It was. Their minds
grasped the ideal of liberty, they saw
the perfect vision, but the forms and
details of the laws and constitutions
in i i asm ji to carry out that perfect '
vision, were untried and problemati
cal. Is it any wonder they blundered in
creating constitutions to fit their un
tried codes? In the presence of tne
doctrines and practices of 400 years
of the most tyrannical kingcraft, la
It to be wondered at that these strong
men, unconsciously Ingrafted sosae
mild form of the old accustomed law
. into their new formulas.
The human mind, then as now. was
Incapable of bringing from chaos a
perfect system. Experiments were
necessary. New and later provisions.
Inspired by progress and tested by
use, must be added.
But because the makers of the
early constitutions, with no land
marks before them, made woeful
mistakes in their calculations, it
ail the more reprehensible for the
modern DOlltlclau or the modern
newspaper to make the same mistake.
One hundred years of freedom has
glorified the Cnlted Stales since Jefr
ferson wrote. A century of progress
has purged our constitution, our
thought, our philosophies of every
vestige of those old oppressions of the
aristocracy.
Have the Statesman and the Tri
bune gleaned nothing from all these
. years of expanding national thought T
Do they cling to ocntary-old doe
trine and hug a fallacy to their bos
oms because of its venerable ageT
Becanse Jefferson suss; Bated
property qualification of one-fourth
Undoubtedly. It is in the cities that
subversive tendencies have their
strength, and it is In the farming dis
tricts. In every country, that the pres
ent order of things has Its surest pro
tection. The farmer and the farm
hand work hard for what they get.
but they live, and they have an Inde
pendence and hard sense which re
move them Immeasurably from Uto
pias. They would remedy discrimina
tions and unfair privileges. They are
the strongest supporters of moderate
reformers like Folk and La Follette.
But very few of them share those
crass notions of creating a new uni
verse which usually have their breed
ing grounds in city slums. Collier's
for October 16.
CXFOKT DEMAND FOB SHEET.
American mutton fat enjoying
wide open export outlet at present
and there is every prospect for . Its
continuance.
During the nine months of lrS4
ending with September, the number
of sheep exported was 2(0.711 against
lll.itl during the same period of
Itni. In values there was a Jump
from $811,747 to Sl.MI.tsO.
Bulk of these sheep have gone di
rect to British markets. It is an
u.uitl summer movement and Indi
cates that the Autralian drowght
still making Itself felt la the quant!
ty of frozen mutton marketed. Chi
cago Livestock World.
The British forces In Thibet are
snowbound ln the Himllayaa.
Drink
I at. saAVSk
mwmaaaBaBBBBBa - asasamaBBBBBamsmms. l an w- m a-w rm
.VI
'DISORUti
e
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!ennessy, well known as
a poetess and elocutionist, of Lexington,
Ky., tells how she was cured of uterine
inflammation and ovaritis by the use of
Lydia E. PinHiam's Vegetable Compound.
" Ieas Mm. Pl-rxHAH : I hsre been so blessedly helped through the use
of LydU F Pinkham's Vegetable Compound that I feel it but just t
acknowledge it, hoping that it may help some other woman mffering as I did.
" For years I enjoyed the best of health and thought that I would always
do so. I attended parties and receptions thinly clad, and would be suddenly
chilled, bnt I did not think of the results. I caught a bad cold eighteen;
months ago while menstruating, and this caused inflammation of the womb
and congested ovaries. I suffered excruciating pains and kept getting worse.
Mr attention was palled to rnnr ei'ef altl a rnmnAnnjl mil h wi,nftjpfnl
cures it had performed, and 1 made up my mind to try it for two months and
see what it would do for me. Within one month 1 felt much better, and
at the close of the second I was entirely well.
" I hare advised a number of my lady friends to nse it, and all express
themselves as well satisfied with the results aa 1. was." Hiss Rose Koba
KEXNESflr, 410 S. Broadway, Lexington. Ky.
The eiperir-npe and testimony of some of tlte most noted
women f Amerira go to prove beyond a questiou that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Coiu)ound wiiJ correct all tmcn trouble and
at once, by removing the cause, and restoring the organs to a
normal and health y condition.
"Deab 51ns. Pixkha : About two years am I consulted a phy
sician about my health -which had become so wretched that I was no
longer able to be atjout. I had severe backache, lieftrinfr-down pains,
pains across the aMomen, was very nervous and irritable, and this
trouble grew worse each month. The physician prescribed lor me, but
I soon discovered that he was unable to help me, and I then decided to
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and soon found that
it was doing me good, ily appetite was returning, the pains disappear
ing, and the general benefits were well marked.
"You cannot realize how pleased I was, and after taking the medi
cine for only three months, I found that I was completely cured of my
trouble, and have been well and hearty ever since, aud no more fear the
monthly period, as it ntrw !as.ses without pain to me. Yours very truly,
iliss Pearl Ackers, 32Jorth Summer feL, Nashville, Term."
When a medicine has been suceessf nl in restortnc U health
more than a million wvtnen, yon cannot well say without trying it .
"1 do not relieve it wOl help me." If you ar- ill, do not hesitate
t" pet a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
write Mrs. Plukliam at Lynn, Maws for Kpex-ial advice. Her ad
vice is free aud helpful. Write to-day. Delay nay be fatal.
FOIVFEIT If cannot forthwith nmrinp th- a-Mm! uhm. -t .inMiid-
tiu.lMi minerals, a-aica sularon their sluolme gmmu-no .
agate a. i-miiaaai Mm. Om Xjma. 1 rs
Gunther'i
loned
Hortf
for coughs and :
candies and kx
Brock &
Coni
See window da
LET rs StTP-
i Bui
I Ma
Dimension M
criptioni. Sail.
Moulding. Bdi:.
per.
BUING I01T.
AND GET Oil
Grays
Conunft.
Opposite V- J
In the fall of i&Klrsssitxactc that fear
ful ili ii man. Blood Poison. It sBed sacs
beadwav-tnat I was farces, to sesiini sat
position and seek relief at Hot Spring.
Alter spenmng su uenasans a shirii
to Memphis. In leas than three weeks I
was in a hospital, ana after sane weeks ol
suffering I was djscattrged as. cared. In
teas than, a mont tt every Door am say smut
seemed ho-be aSeclsa saaa fcttaeeT they
ssanldbreakstlss SMI issiiinai Again
aaveBBBBaaisBB sbssb1cbv sstd 1 feosmea
to- the fcsiii1al far seven weeks stay.
Eanmns;. When I first rat oa the farm
uiinsikd em the eaUv first who handled
SemTaaa-eetsaeisi iisrs botUesof 8.B.
AC wax nase gsu my s wa
ia eat vraa DUstaisaaai ssmiiiiu
a boils and sons. lathes iilimrniy
k&B.farsa mmti I fccp its use, and
i i Ml iimt tr l KKue nox a
e-arhaUwea visible. LlKmBJU
Best k ., Iiue Knck. Ark.
FR.AZER THEATRE
R. J. TAVIXJIt. lxwe awl. .Manager.
OXK WEKK. COMMEXCIXC
Of ail s " dweases. Contagions Blood
Powon as the assst hideous and hstef uL
TkXsa is tortarad with eatine nkers.
sores and abscesses, aosightly blotches,
sorptions sad other synrptoms of the ma
ahle disease, a S- a has been meed
fn. w Mrh fiftv vears fat
' . m i
Pouon. It com.
25
KLS KlS KZS
or otnee
mineral. Onrbxxm
treatment bootk
gives an the syssm
tosss of this ss
esse. Medicals
vice free.
TIM Bm SfseHk Cewrsaay. Atlaata.8
WUFIne
MlMtLI.
edJCO TIMS OMUT
The Leading
Tailors
CM the cKy, SIEBERT sV
SchuKx, have removed to 22Z
Court street, eppasHs the Motel
Icksrs. Whea res want a
wall saade wilt at
uric as, can aa thajn.
TUESDAY, OCT.
The Keith Stock Co.
HstMrED BY DELPH06 LAW KEN K WITH A INCOMrAR
ABI.F. (X)MPV(I sP KIA-ER8.
CHANGE OF PLAT K1GHTLY. x
POWKHITL RKVSatTCMKE.
fi 1 . 1 8MBTIAL 8CESUC KM BEI J .18HMENT8.
L . KEvJ' BRIGHT SPECIALTIES.
NO WAITS.
OPENING TVESDAY KISttT WITH THE POWERFUL COME
DY DRAMA.
The Power of Truth
TO BE XLLOWED BY "CAPT. FRESH." "SLAVES OF THE
MINE,- "SENATOR'S DAI GHTER." "SLAVES OF RUSSIA,"
"LIGHTHOt'SE ROBBEKY."
Prices 25c, 35c & 50c
I A.VD lXL
ROBERT M
Comer j
j Rest
0US UFO;
Seau on sale at Tallmaa's Saturday.
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The East Oresosdaa Is Fssnsa Orana'i
It leads and the people apprectata tt and show tt by
imuviasa. a. w us iiian smeeussa of i"e
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