East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 14, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text-j I ,!"' 4 : i ?i; :! M .1 1 1 - u PAGE FOUR. AX INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER , Published every afternoon (eirept Sunday! ; mt IVmliftxu Oregon, by the - i EAST OUMMMIAX 1'1'iU JSHTNG ( CXMPAXY. Sl'ltSVKHTIOS RATES. rvillv. one year, by mall l"Uy. a'.x moctha. by mall 1ai.v. lhm months, ler mai: l.i 00 2 ." I 3 (at:y.nue month, br mall so i WeeKly. year, hy mail 1 .Ml ais ai-itiTh.' r . ira;l. TJt Week it. f.mr months, br mall f i Uml ek'.T. tue y.nr. by mall - jM-mi -4lV. It moutlia. br oiali... l.'HI Semi 1 ek!y. three mjolba. by mati.. .50 Member ivrtppw McUue News Aocitton. Th- F:ist rrTtit,ir I n lr at I. B 1 . 111. If. Np Stun, nr Hwl 'rtUuid ud. IJ.MeJ lyrktoi.. 1'urtland. irp. ! rhiran iiureau ih.1. Siirt-T It.iiMinp. K. W. - TMphon Mam 11. Entered at iVudietoii rwtff-e a aecond ran wafer. r- BIRNS. He came when poets had for- got How rich and strmnpe the hu- lot: - How warm the tints of "Life: how hot Are Love and Hate? . And what makes Truth divine and what Makes Manhood great? With shntterinp ire or wither- lnr mirth. He smote each worthless; claim to worth. The barren fig tree cumber- ing earth He w ould not sjiare Through ancient lies of proud- est birth He drove his share' William Watson. a HtXP THE WESTOV NOKM VI.. There should nut be the least he itancy on the part of the Itigislature In granting J2;.."0 for the Wston Norma! school for th next two years. The leeiHiaiure cur. nut t on. plain that the state is progressing and the. demands of education multiplying. It cannot refuse to meet the legiti mate growth of the state with a cheerful, ready response. It would be unfortunate, indeed, u-ere th demands for higher educa tional facilUies in Eastern Oregon decreasing instead of increasing. It would be a bad day for Oregon were the aspirations of the growing gen eration to cea.e and educational ap propriations bf reduced in a young and flourishing state. More dormitory rMm is urgently nu-d. The accommodations are far below the requirements of the school and the honor and high standard of Oregon legislators are at stake they must not negivct nor forget one single struggling state institution. When the legislature knows that President French has not drawn his authorised salary during a greater purl of th past yt-ar. in ordr that all the funds possible may be applied to other neressary itrms of experts, the members of that body will see what worthy self-sacrifice has ben practiced that this institution may succeed. In the face of such unflinching loy alty to the state and to the people, can the members of the legislature be niggardly or small in providing tor , Its highest ideals for the future? In the face of such facts can there be any doubt as to the sincerity of the effort behind the work of the , Weston Normal? It would be a per-j petual ihaiDi to the state, were the legislature to refuse to grant the re- ! quest of the board of regents. hen j the disinterested preslflent of the ' school, who can secure a hundred , 4ther equally mm good positions. makes this sacrifice -to see the school ucceed? To what .limits should the legisla ' ture not sjo, to aid amen a school In ucb bands? Lt every loyal cltisen of the state ., remember the struggling Weston school. Who would wish to bear the " dishonor of Its failure, for lack of funds? . Russian barbarity I nowhere more strikingly preserved than to her art. In th Russian art exhibit at the 8C Louis fair, the moat Imposing an at tractive painting1 a one on a canva Ixll feet In te, reproducing th scene of a human sacrifice at the lay Ins; of the comer stone of the Krem lin. . Moscow's cremi cathedral, in 1306. Ten burly barbarlaua are binding a atrugallng. frensied, beau tiful .girl. ho i to be buried alive that the -c-omer atone may be laid, upon her gra- ' Before her yawn the open grave, the huge atone beald it : mady to acul ; har, ; ui " hr' MvlngJ touib. the pnyaata Uund, . by. giving ! thanha, ' and the 'AOrwrneo are Bear' Ing tha victim, bound and helpless to j ber awful death. Th eolora and life I la the pkrtar arc livid and throb- DALLY lth action: 'the grouping is lendid and the ftsrurwi strong and life-like. In all the 00 years alnre , I '" " "WC' . dution of the Kremlin. I the foun-j Rusala has I urtvitncvd but lltUe beyond the bar-1 barous principle and faith which thiJ Inalr.tinc portrays. The tenderer, i.. Ku..,,f,.i f..,-m. f hv. .,., ! I i ' fonnd an apnslle In the harsh nature 1 ; of any Russian palnteT. What right has the port;ipe roit.l coniniiK4ion to wty thai unless ihe Hople rnif I4i.t0rt within a certain Tlmo. fnr the completion of the ort :ice. that the state port ape fund will withdrawn and the project he- at an end ? Is the slate portape com- the lecislature whu.h crealt,d u or lhan lhe pe,,,. .who cheated ih lepislmure? Why has not the portage commission pro ceeded with the construction of that roa:i as authorised by the legislature? Why has It dallied with this matter for two full years, without makinj? i a definite move, until another legis lature con ven es to re pea I the bi i 1 ? Even though the amount of money appropriated is insufficient w hy Is not the work of const ruction begun, in evidence of good faith? It was nut an idle sentiment nor a slight demand which prompted the legislature tn pass the ortage bill. It was not a joke which induced the 1 i3 sessiop to set aside $165,000 for the relief of the Inland Empire: Will the portage commission defeat the very object for which it was created to attain? The people, and not the portage commis sion, should issue an ultimatum. There is a tinge of tragedy in the efforts of Walla Walla to divide the I mati 11a county household against itself. Walla Walla has built up her fame largely on Vilton fruit. True, the Garden iity possesses a wonder ful variety of tributurr wealth, upon which she constantly draws; but for 40 years shf has imported Oregon fruit of the choicest variety from the Milton orchards, labelled it "Walla Walla products" and has built up a world-wide fame upon It As long as Pendieton has been content to sub mit to ihis practice. Walla Walla has thrived. Now that Pendleton has grown to he an aggressive, husky city eager for businese and bristling with enterprise, and makes a legitimate ef fort to furnish L'mutilia county peo- ' pie with first-class transportation and . trade facilities. Walla W til la hehoids , her best imported products go glim mering and sees the finish of some of h-r fame as a fruit district. Her ui:ly seeming recourse is to stir up coumy t division trouble In Umatilla county. ; There is a tinge of real tragedy In her agitation. May the future de;il kindiy w ith Walla Walla, but may ' Pendleton and Umatilla county here after claim and keep what belongs to them. He merciful to the busy clerks and buy your Christina stuff early. True, the clerk, is paid for her work.; but that does not reit her tired feet w hen she stands late into the night to wall on people w ho could have ' traded early in the holiday season and avoided the rush. you can save -many a weary hour fur the workers 1 aw w wMt vi 7 - the Bitten lodaT ' irom your or ii -1 sod rive It a chance to care you , of t Try I it sad soe also get) Irs copy ut our ivtA Almsnsc. li Terr wuscu Women's .rtCTFTTt- ny" " rt.' rrLrofiaTin V e I'jtr j$ rt . N.'i Caaaliaatiaaar riaa 'ZJ' Malarial lavar It Bare laili. w BTOMACH I C i M- 1-2 Congreaa f-Qeet. PoTUAM. ilAIXK, Oct. 17, 1902. I e ffMidr Wine of Cariiui superior to anj doc tor milicine 1 ever used and 1 know whereof I l;ak. J suffenxl fur uiue iuonths with nippreaaed tnenfttruatiun' which completely prostrated me. Pain would uout through bit back and sides aad I would have ulwaiug brwiacoe. air limbs would reutar iwi witnout pain. Wine of Cardui i simply wunderf ui and I wish that all nSar lay women kftw of it guod qualities. JJJfriId su t. SIS Tmrarar, Portiftad E OTKimkc lifi. Headacbe are tlx dangr sipnal of eomins disease. Both men and wntnea niSer headache, but periodical hexlacne falls only to the lot of women and is the unerring tifn of inveutar menstruation and bearins down pain. Lompletrir prostrated hv nine montlnot suppressed menses, blinded far bea laouea and' rackeJ with "pain Mr-. Snow was made a strong and bealtuf woman again. Kemember with V ine uf tardui no ca is bopeles because thi (Treat remedy cure permanently nineteen out of every twenty ease and never fall to 'benefit a case of irregular menses, bearing down pain or anv female weaknea. If von are discouraged and doctor ban Jailed, try Wine of Ijardni. and trv it now. Keniembcr that headaches ' mean female weakness. . Secure a bottle of Wine of Lardui today. ' , M dniggit rtl,1.0l bottle of W me of Cardui. IAV; PF.NT.1XTO. EAST OREGON! by being just the least bit conslder Me. Don't make the clerk hate the happy Christmas time. TYPES OF RKUGARS. Racially the tx-KKur will belong to one of three class": first, the purely unfortunnte: second, the drunken outcast ; third, the professional pan- handler. He of the first chuw usuau if forced by eircumstance to fullow the line of least resistance Into the ! poorest and cheapest Quarter of the ! town, where he will not be likely to j meet with hit old-time friends, and (where his misery fin(1 fluffir'nt ! com pans" to render It unashamed, and I ?o his destination will be one of those rhip Indpinn houses, where a warm ; fire and an unclean bed may le had fur 1" cents or lew a niphl. Th- outcast of the second class Is almost without exception brought to n his degraded condition through drink. ant ne taKes to tne lower t.owery Impersonally, because tt constitutes his natural environment, being where the grentest quantity of rum Is sold for the least amount of money, and where a free sleep may be had during stormy nights on the rear room floor of a saloon. The professional panhandler of the third class goes down the liowery. not because he lives there, for he does not. but because there he finds gun dry resorts which cater exclusively to his kind. "Six Weeks in Beggardoin." by Theodore Waters in Everybody's Magazine for leceniber. tt a tt 8 tl tt tt ii Alimony vas der hustling. root of much JSBfW 1! Si 11 ; ' K 1 I i 9 m tt 4-4- 8 tt tt it :t .8 L n(Baaa St. Josephs Acadeny PEXDLETOX. OFGOX. Under the direction cf the Sister of St- Franci. of Phila delphia. Resident and duy pu pils. Special attention El ven to music and elocution. Student prepared for teacher' examin ations for county and state cer tificates. For particulars ad dress SISTER SUPERIOR. Do Not Walt for Sickness. Do not wait ontil your good health is impaired, but take steps to keep it up to the mark. Re metnbtr that ailments, apparently trifling, may very soon develop into serious diseases. Do not hesitate to take BEE GUAM'S PILLS on the first appearance of any dis tressing symptoms. They will do more to establish and maintain your general health than any other means yon can employ. For a Sluggish Liver. Sick-Headache, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Constipation, and the depressing nervous con ditions that arise, from these troubles, there is no more reliable remedy than BEECHALVS PILLS Sold Everywhere In Boxes, 10c. and 2Sc 8 tt tt Headaches swell up and 1 would leel so weak i could not stand up. 1 naturally felt discourageil for I senied iieyotid tne urip uf physicians, lint Wine of Cardui came as a tiodend to me. I felt a change ior tue U?tt-r wirhin a week. After tune teen uays trnatment 1 menstruated without suf fering arooini 1 usuully did and soon becaina OKEOOS. WEDNESDAY. T,ECEinKR IT" O n It iThePe FOR CLOVES Kll AM) WtHH TO Si no l.l.tn K OKPKU. (.IT A HANDKERCHIEFS U.K. LINLX ANI POINT LACE KIU.E. TO s.vo ' COATS and JACKETS 1 59 TO jtjr. no nan 1 1 5 lira. tt THE CORSETS TAPl: .IKI11 AND Kl:tiH.AK zt . CUPS and SAUCERS To l..V DRESS PATTERN WOOL AN II SUJi TO jtjn.oo ! I j ! SKIRTS AND l'.L.W'K K1KTS l.:t TO s:t;.m tt i.or.i:i) I1U"-SS Ki l l- Till-- WUlVI-'. Wli UIMNf; WITH vol- VS l:KMINIKIt. LtHlK AIIOIT IN THTH.lt!! so.mft i:km.i:i stork in oi iii, and ii:i.ivi:u IXR Silk Suspenders and onii its TO $5.11(1 Handkerchiefs SIl.K AND LIN EX 2.5c TO $1.IHI H Night Cowns and Pajamas . . ' TO $:t..vi Slippers FELT AND FANUILS HIK' TJ Suits MEN S AND HOYS" S1.&0 TO $J.00 Cuff Buttons ASSORTFJ) UNkS AX OTHER KINDS ISO TO Men' Trunks GOOD ONES LIS 23.00 H Lounng and Bath Robes TO sio.ee KEEP THE ABOVE AXD BRING WITH YOf AS A RKMIXBER. WWfb ABO gpi UIMI-VT tlMflV t i. - - ... oiviir. j.-, lot. wish, AND UKLIVEU FOR Peoples Where It 'dj 1H0L HHIHMM ay Pays to trade at, in opleswareh MEN BUYERS HOSE fOTON". AVOOU SILK. SOLID fXH.OKS AND FANCY ! 5c $5.00 SHOPPING BAGS MTST BE SEF-N TO BE APPRE CIATED 25c TO SB.00 RIBBONS , ... l-Sc YARD TO 7Sc YARD FURS NI.V 8TK'K , COMPI.El'E LiHI : Tt) S.VI.00 IX CITY t LAMPS SSe TO $12X0 SOFA PILLOWS r TO ,-. UMBRELLAS (.Ol.l ANT SII.Vr.lt HAXDU-S si $s.r.o to $12.50 SHIRT WAISTS MIlliT WAlsT I'ATTtKXS SI.I5 TO 7.M I tuf. inland lmpikk. wk wiij. stork voir pitismsi YOU wliln AND WIIKRK YOl' KAY. FOR WOMEN BUYERS Umbrrllas i as-oi:tmkxt xf.at sensible j HANDLES I $1.00 I TO i $e 50 Neckwear THE XFW KIND. OF BHm fTL XFW SILKS 25c 2.S0 Fancy Sox IKI CtHTOX.KYF.lt RY CXIX)R AND KIND $tt ' - ' $1.50 Hats and Caps MEN'S AND BOYS ALL THE NEW K1IAPK8 Site TO 17.50 Dress Cloves MEX H AXU BOYS' SOc TO $5.00 Scarf Pins XOBBY ONES TO $1.00 Sah Cases IS TO 2 IX"H OOOU ASSORT MENT. $L60 , - TO $15.00 Sweoter MK-N'8 AND BOYS' JSC TO I $5.00 .. . k-TOKfi jujs ilad KMrnte. tc v ii'u " YOU WHEN AND WHERE YOC BAY. The Warehon Pavs to Trade . . t!tr,l ii I I I I i: ouse FANCY CAXTEli St-PPOKTTOS OF AXLrm 15c TO ' tios BELTS S1T.K AND MOTHER, AND COLORS, imp ... TO tut . FANCY PINS HOIl SCARr, 1 OVK lMim TORV TO i.V ETCH COLLARS LACK AI FANCY. HMMK ASSORTMENT llo,., ,', TO M OO F.ACH PETTICOATS S ATEEX AVD BH. 50c " TO SJO.OO CHILDREN'S COATS $1 00 TO $15.1)0 WAISTS WtKl COTTO, an 29c TO n.voe GOWNS 75c TO t.2J Smoking Jackets $3.75 TO Mufflers m K WHITE AVP tfll' 50c TO $2.M Dress Jirte WHITE- FANCY. WITHOIT CXIIXai' 50e TO $5j. Overcoats mf.x-s AND BOff LAUCiE Oil $1.5 TO $S Wnrm Clov ME.V8 AND TO $s. Watch r VERY WW"1 TO $s. Tr-vefinfW EVERY LEAT4-" TO I TOP Co-ts TO I