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DAILY EAST ORECOMAX, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATCRDAT, XOVEMRER 2, 104.
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AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
Pasilshed every afternoon (except Sunday)
at Pendleton. Oregon, by to
tVST OUEGOX1AX PUBUSHIXG
COMPANY.
SlTHSCIiUTlOX RATES.
Dally, one year, by mail
Swily, stx months, by mall
9nt.v. three nuinttui. by mail
nally.une montn. by mail
neealy. one year, by mail
Weekly, nix months. by mail '
Weekly, fttur months, by mail
eml-Weekly, one year, by mall....
Heml". eekly. six month.' by mall.,
avail-weekly, three months, by mall.
.13.00
. 2 40
. 1.25
. .50
. 1.50
. .75
. .50
. 2 ii
. 1.00
. .50
ember Serlpns Vlcltae Newa Association
The Kast Oresonlan ! nn m rt it
klrH's News Stands at Hotel Portland and
wetei i-ersina. I'ortlana. Oregon.
have boya and girls menaced by these necessarily going; wrong, as there Is '
places, should take steps to close certain fascination through the llb
them. If such dives and Joints exist cr,y enjoyed and lack of restraint It,
. i . was-not so long ago as time is count-;
,tc vuuiiiiuiuij 1 1 ic utw-aoiuiug tuat
people are to blame. ' If the people ' Jew,
Ian Kranclseo Itureau. 408 Fourth 8t-4hii-ao
llurean. MIX Security lluililinr.
Washington, 1). C, Itureau, 501 14th St.
man was wild. The great
Disraeli, taunted In a forensic i
will protest against the dive, the city contest with O'Connor with being a
council will refuse to license it. The!Jew' "W11'" with unanswerable taunt;
council will take the license money j f'"'0 be,nB ,,
J. i race that had a religion and splendid'
as long as the people dont protest, so J code of moral laws when the ances- j
it depends on the community wheth- ' tors of O'Connor were running naked ;
er the dive is tolerated or not. In ana howling on the sands of Dee."
fact, the community can check nnv!T,he "';""' Irishman could not re
...... " 1 1''.4'- I' as the truth. Eugene
form of evil that displeases it. The Guard.
council, the rolice department and
the recorder's court are all govern- i STA1VS.
Led largely by public sentiment, on the ' '
suppression and regulation of vice. ' T e thre frhos"' on the lonesome
. .ong as tne people seem to be , Snake each to . -.,,,
pleaced. very little voluntary effort j "Whence came that stain about your
will be made to Improve conditions, j mouth
The prohibitionists of Pendleton can! '"vd hand may cover?"
rrom eating oi lorutdfien fruit.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
A Beautiful Girl Saved From Dread Consu
INT:
STAC,
Telephone Main 11.
Baiered at l'endleton IVjstofflee as second-
class matter.
improve the moral tone of the com- j
munlty by going before the council !
with a protest, when licenses to cer-
tain dives are to be acted upon. The '
city council would listen to anv rea-
I so nable, well-founded objection and '
Brother, my brother."
UHiON
Discovery of tlie Willamette.
The three ghosts on the sunless road
Spake each to one another,- j
"Whence came that red burn on your
foot i
NTii Hllaf ill nuh mac omra . !
would gradually weed out the joints.,"! stamied a neighbor's heart-flame
I i out,
Within the past year In Pendleton ' Brother, my brother." ;
the sum of $23A.nno has been expend-'
ed in new brick buildings. Including;
, ! those now under way. all of this im-
' Along the south side of the
1 Columbia Lewis and Clark
i paddled among the emerald
islands, in search of that hid
den Inlet from the south.
Clark finally preceived
1 what the Indians called the
"Image Island." and as if lift
ing a veil, the boat swept the
willow banks and the Indians
shouted "Multnomah." Before
them, vast and deep, a river
rolled its smooth Volume into
the Columbia and for the first
recorded time a white man
gazed upon the 'Willamette
river: Simultaneously. five
snowy peaks burst Into view
Ranier, Hood. St. Helens und
Adams and to the southeast an
other snoT one which Clark at
once saluted as "Mt. Jeffer
son." Mrs. Eva Emery Dye. In
"The Conquest."
The three ghosts on the windless road
I Spake each to one another. !
"Whence came that blood upon your
provement being confined to two hand !
streets. In that time at least nine ' Xo other hand may cover?"
large Institutions have been turned I "From '""eaklng of a woman's heart.
.,. . Brother, my brother." I
away from Pendleton because no va- j
cant buildings were available. Among "Vet on the earth clean men we'
the Industries asking a location here ' walked. I
were two department stores, two wo- ' olu"on aild Th' and Lover;
men's furnishing . ...,. ! Whit flesn a"d " h'1 our stains
,. i That no man might discover."
liouor houses, a millinery store, a "Naked the soul goes up to God,
"Saratoga chip" factory and an ab- . Brother, my brother."
stract office. Before the Bowman ' Theodosia Garrison, in the Christ
hotel was opened the other first-class mR" ScriDner'-
hotels
The land fraud cases of Oregon
re certain to be vigorously prose
cuted, because of the rivalry between
turned away custom nearly
j every night. The hotel trade varies
j but little during the year. Pendleton
is the central distributing point for
i one of the most productive districts
in the west, and the travel from the
Interior and over her two railroads
is constantly heavy. Every mercan
tile establishment In the city has
either already enlarged in the past
year or is now waiting to move into
larger quarters, with more complete
stocks. These facts are not new to
the factions of the majority party. Mr. I Pendleton people, but they are nn in-
xtermann is determined to "clear his
skirts." and the administration is just
as determined to make him bear his
snare of the responsibility,
frauds will be fully aired.
i IX KANSAS. OF COfRSE. I
A request was mailed to Judge
Parker from Ellis county. Kansas. j
which he will probably not grant
Eight years ago Dudley township, in j
Hustiuss county, was the only town- ,
ship In the Wilted States that gave :
Palmer and Buckner a majority, i
When Judge Buckner heard of this 1
he shipped a Jug of w hisky to the .'
voters of the township, which was '
drunk at a big barbecue In celebrat- I
ing the event. . j
This year Ellis is the only county i
in Kansas which gave Judge Parker
majority. A majority of the voters!
ilex to the remarkable growth of the : of Ellis are Russians, and they voted! fTuraU-climate, hut a he had heard o:
the
The overwhelming defeat of Judge
Parker seems sufficiently explained
a the general dissatisfaction over the
semination by democrats. For in
stance, in the hard-fought state pf
Indiana, the official returns show
that 10,000 democrats mutilated and
met their ballots by voting for Bryan.
In one county alone over 300 of these
votes were cast and thrown out.
George Meredith, the eccentric
English genius who recently startled
the world with a suggestion that
marriage should not be for life, but
for a certain definite and fixed peri
od. Is now to the front advocating
chat England apply for admission as
a state of the American union and
m this manner for the Anglo-Saxon
sace to dominate the world. He
saints out to his fellow-country men
that this is the only way in which
England can preserve a commanding
position in the destinies of mankind,
as otherwise, through the growing
Importance of the United States. Eng
land will be forced to follow in the
American train without any voice In
determining whither she Is going.
While the suggestion is highly flat
tering to the United States. It is not
relished by the English and is a Uto
pian dream that seems Impossible of
accomplishment.
The Weston Leader celebrated the
continuance of the merchants' ex
cursion train too soon. The train will
rsn from Walla Walla to Pendleton
and return on every Thursday from
wow until the first of the year. Pen
Won owes It to the east end of the
swanty to furnish better transporta
aaa facilities ft) the county seat This
weekly train la the first step toward
securing a regular passenger train.
The demand for the train Is not con
fined to Pendleton by any means. The
people of Milton, Free water, Weston,
Athena and Adams welcome It as the
first actual effort to give them
swede m service to their county seat
lit Is unjust that the people should
Be compelled to beg for this train.
II should be placed on the O, R, t N.
time card as a seme-weekly accom
modation train. There Is a need for
w The present mixed train stops
everywhere to load and unload
freight and drives people to go to
Valla Walla on the regular passen
ger train, rather than be annoyed
with the delays of the mixed train.
Pendleton should not be compelled
as beg for a better train service any
Sanger. It is due her and Umatilla
aunty is with her.
. The disgraceful debaucheries that
mk place In the rear rooms of sev
eral Pendleton dives last winter
waoold be nipped In the bud this sea
wall. The parents of Pendleton who
THE REASON IX MIXXESOTA.
A lot of comment is going the
rounds of the newspapers, usually :
under the headline. "The Lesson of 1
Johnson." One favorite story, ex-,
plaining why John A. Johnson, demo-
crat. was elected governor of Mlnne- :
sota by a plurality of 13.00. while '
Roosevelt carried the state by i;..
'"". is that the people resented asper- :
shins of Mr. Johnson's boyhood. He
was a poor boy. His father was a '
hopeless drunkard. The story was ',
that he let his father die in the poor
hous. But It was shown that the
boy helped to support his mother. I
who hud to take In washing that he i
struggled upward with horny, honest '
hands. ;
But the real reason was the same as
that In other states displaying the '
anomaly of a Roosevelt landslide and
the election of a democratic governor,
't was dissatisfaction and disgust over i
the methods of the republican slate
machine.
This is an era of machine smash
ing. The people take a whack at
every ugly machine that sticks
head over the breastworks of
cal corruption. Denver Post.
the democratic ticket because they be- I
lieved the powers at Washington are
In sympathy with Japan In the war. I
To test Judge Parker's generosity ,
they have asked him to emulate the
example of Judge Buckner and send
1 v
vrs
Other Wonderful Cure
M.si AmellM WeymVr. AppJeronTT'
Esry l.jt .ammcr I conaJ-
seemed to bang on to me and coo, !
oft. From the hemd It wenttoll?
.ffcctedmy lung My nAer fc'?1"
and at we had used Peruna In thi
she advised me to try H. I k 'i
posed but was persuaded totrl e WrJ
" ""w nw mat it m am iw, T, vq
Iclne wltbla m week I wa, mutl "i
much better health generally , """IPW
na tnfciim weymer.
Hundreds of Women Cured of tbv
First Stages of Consumpt on
by Pe-ru-na.
The Following Letter From a Thank
ful Woman Tells Its Own
Story,
Mrs. Mary E. llohlit, Clinton!
avenue, MinneaK:is, Minn., writes:
"Nf v son suffered for three months will,
catarrh of the bronchial tulics which
threatened to liecomcvery serious. Tin fc?
doctors advised thst lie seek a m.ir
reruna as a specific for lutis trouble he
d-iild to give it a trial before lie left
his fumi'i.r for an exM-r.s:ve J .tirncv
Bilious strangers. J'.ir six mouths he
used it faithfully and fm:nd liist fl.e
trouble gradually disappeared ami M.
the Russians of Ellis county a cask! ed health tuok its place. Iu two iiiuimI
ot wnisky.
IT the whisky conies the Ellis coun
ty Russians will kill a dozen beeves
and invite the people of the country
to a barbecue. Inter-Ocean.
It Is the praise of those who have been
cured l y I'.-ntna thai makes !!. remedy
so popular and so extensively used. Xo
uilv'-rtiscini i:i ((iti!;l have accontplisiied
tiiis result.
By the explosion of a holler In a
cotton mill near Vicksburg. Miss.,
two negroes were killed and several
Injured. Financial loss. HO. 000.
. . lVn-nn cur... it.. o... ... ...
... ,a una a.,.e to per- sumption by removins the cause, which
form his duties. -iu have imlcd ; r,r,mi(. catarrh. The catarrh having
grateful mother's thanks-Mrs. Marv u, n e,,r.,l ti.. ...i
' I - a... ss.au v un Mim-
CATARRH CAUSoNsS
Pe-ru-na New Fails to cJ
" nreverLocated
fTHK medical sf ... .
j r.rjuuicea the mind.
Ppls . gains, patent medw t,
is With great reluctanc .u " 1
can be persuaded to trr.ueh
In tlAslt-lv an-
made t lie t.mt m. i.-j . '
io De Dtui
"i t Birnnr v l.
could lav ide '..
.-,..U,H, oi cow, hoi
against the persuasion. r ..
die simply because ther bare A
tbelr minds to be poisoned agaiu
vutj c&i-eueui remedy.
But fortunstely there u another
multitude of people who .r.
shake off theirprejudiceindtrrp.
It I. t .... '
... . ,uu -JnM ,(
rarely disappointed. TheTceamH
other remedlci at the beguminf of'
.. u u.. i ney auow s cold to d
into catarrh of the head. Thpv .
catarrh of the head to cradaalli J
catarrh or the throat. They mil
using the doctor's medicine, ot
nihe. 4 ....FT. 1 . ,
.".r.m irniBUT, i fie til
stealthily spreads dowu the brow
tunes and reaches the lungs. Everrl
then becomes alarmed. Faith In
dotsor begins to disappear. Ihepal
reaches a state of mind In which I
willinr o try almost anything. A
tie or reruns is sent for.
The first week it produces dtj
change for the better. A few -continued
treatment cures the w:.
Then another happy man or womil
added to the long list of people wh
praising Peruna.
If you do not derive prompt and .
factory results from the ue of PfrJ
write at once to Dr. Hartmin, fit:
full statement of your caw, and ht
be pleased to give you his Taluibk
vice gratis.
Address Ir. Hartman, Prssidenl
The Bartman Sanitarium, Coltuntas
THE
CLEANSING
AND HEALING
CURE FOR
Catarrh
Is
Elv's Cream Balm
tasy and pleasant
to use. Contains no
Injurious drug.
It la quickly ab
sorbed. Gives re
lief st once. It
opens snd cleanses
the nasal naaua
olitl- t Allays inflammation.
Heala and protects
CATARRH
up
COLD 'N HEAD
MAN'S WILD NATI RE.
Portland police found u numlx-r of
boys In a shack secluded in a thick fir
siove on th nin.irts of the cltv the
other day smoking and playing curds,
their ages running from 12 to 18.
Boys, under such conditions, are not
the membrane. ft.
tores the senses of taste and smell. Laige
u" ram it uruxgisia or Dj mail.
Trial else 10 cents, by mall.
I KI.V KltOTHEHB. SO barren gtnet. New
xors.
GIRL'S SECRET.
'Aunt Csssie came to visit us and she
saw I was nervous, had the fidgets all the
time, and she asked me many questions,
and finally said. ' Why, you dear, sweet girl
it's not your temper that a bad, it's yoat
constitution that's out of kilter. Yon sit
right down now and write a letter to In
Pierce, at Buffalo, N. V., tell him all vonr
symptoms 'and so I did. It wasn 't "lone
before 1 had a long reply, carefully gome
over my cane and telling me just what ti
do. I date my present happiness and huh
Cupid's return to the very dav I mat dowr
to write that letter to Dr. Pierce, for his
advice was so good and hia ' Favorite Pre
scription ' worked aucb a complete change
tu me that now my former cheerfuines
and good health not to say anything of
good looks sre restored to me'. 1 nave
summoned Tom back to my side and we
are to be married in June."
The proprietors and makers of Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel
fully warranted in offering to pay two for
any case of Lrucorrhea. Female Weakness.
Prolapsas. or Falling of the Womb, which
they cannot cure. All they ask is a fair
and reasonable trial of their means of cure.
It is natural that a woman who has been
cored of womanly disease by "Favorite
Prescription " should believe that it will
cure others. It is cultural too that she
should recommend to other women tbe
medicine which ass cured her. It is
aucb commendation which has made the
name of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion a household wucd lot the Bast taut-
Expert Collectors
We have located a branch office In
Pendleton, and win make collecting
defunct bills a specialty. No ac
count too old for us to handle.
Our plan la: "No collections, ac
charges! Suits Instituted, Judgment!
advertised.
The Vaa Alstlne-Gordon A Co, Mer.
cantlle Agency, H. V. Upe
Ob, Mar.
HI E. Coon Bt, Telephone Mala til
TEETH
EXTRACTED BT THE MOD
ERN METHOD, ftOC.
We are thoroughly equipped
with all modern me'Vods and
appliances, and guarantee our
work to be of the highest stand
ard, and our prices the lowest
consistent with flrst-claa work.
White Bros.
Dentists.
Association Block.
Telephone Main 1ML
SCHEDULE OF
PEN DLETON-UKIAH
Stage Line
Dally trips between Pendleton snd
I klah. except Sunday. Sum leaves Pen
dleton at 7 a s., arrives st TJkiah at
p. at. Herons atage leaves Ukiah at a
m.. arrives st Penadleton ft p. m.
Pendleton to I'kisb, S3 ; roond trip, $9
Pendleton ts Albs, 2.76 ; round trip. i
Pendltoo to Rids. 12: rotrod trip, $. so.
Pendleton as Nye, $1.00; rooos trip. 12 BO
IVedMaa to PUat Beck, 11 ; twamt trip.
Sl.bO.
Office at Brock A MeCoams Drag Store.
PARK AND WASHINGTON STREETS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Established in 1866. Open all the year. Private or
class instruction. Thousands of graduates in posi
tions; opportunities constantly occurring. It pays to
attend our school. Catalogue, specimens, etc., free.
A. P. ARMSTRONG. L.L.B., PRINCIPAL
Don't Go Elsewhere
v. - ',- "nenng mis year.
, " y,..ww" ,0.DUf a holldr Prent that will
now complete. taSnsTreo aJTTZ! "."'e "
the east, and ther are .11 ". ??., iar "hlpment from
tone and durabllit,. "r De-uu'"
ou see the
Instantly k
fine
3 EILERS MUSIC HOUSE
3 PianoT hme ' th WeW- Cl"ck"" nd Decker Son
-4
315 Court Street
- vutiun, vrc.
mimitm
I n
Thanlcs-
giving
Day
Von IU need a good
rarTln to carve that
turkey with. We have the)
largest and most complete
line of ;
CARVERS
Rogers plated ware, etc- to i .
fore buying. K,ect fro. Examine
line
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J- CLAKKE & CO.
St.Anthon$
Hospital
Private rooms, eleganttr t
nlshed. Finely equipped opersj
Ing room. Also MaterellT -partment
Rvrv convenience neoessff
for the care of the sick.
Telephone Main lt
PENDLETOX. ORE'
LET CS SCPPLT IOC
Building
Material
Dimension lumber
scriptlons. Bash, Doors, B
Moulding. Building an
par.
BRD'O IOCB BB
AND GET OCB flOCB"-
Grays Haitf
Cofflmef ciai Co. '
Opposite c
B. Per
H. M. SLOAf j
blacksmith 1
narsl '
Horseshoeing, f1"" j
Ing, wagon
Ing. The way I s !
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tag but good wort j
sonabls.
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