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war two nations
In the market of
stnod.
that for! a shadow of a chance to regain any And har'e-dwi'h n .or-,
Hilt I"1"" '""
blood store!"
An sun arter mm
Script McRae Newe Asaoctatlon.
the hard workaday problem, that men must begin. With all his seaftoast
meet In the carrying on of their busl- cities and fortresses In po"lc.ii of
i.h. affair and while It la doubtless the mikado, the Russian will have not
true, as John MItchcH holds.
the present, in matter. Industrial, the considerable purl of hia lost territory .
h aafe.ru.r.1 fnr mnv lie in He will have no sure base of supplies
... M- J .n.n.li.i..a. .1... tide
the ability to fight the man who does ' "e "' And his pr"- "r
not see how valuable It I. to establish j lion will be constantly threatened by , ro.
kind.y perxnal relations and to cui-! flank movement of the Japanese And lapped at ,he victor . cron.
Ovate a lov. tor justice and a sense armies. Hi navy will be at the bot- far-flunk? steppes where the
of mutual regard. I a man not only , ' ,h " Hl 'very M",'t ; north wind. cry. and moon-
v.ill be In the hands oi tne enemy., sheen silvers the snow
and at no place can he concentrate Tnt. vep of the park hn the ravage
a.miM w-ltli nv detree track
There remain some heads of great rf , , The women no longer know.
of low conscience, but of narrow and (
meager mental development. ;
Aan Franclsro Bureau. 408 Fourth 8t.
4t HnrMi uotl Security Building.
, u. bor;
,.f i.ThIv it lmiks like me beginning . . . ..... ..Doiun
corporation, and some targe employ-1 " ' . ., h.,...,,.,,. No l'nPT ""J " -
'of the end. for Russia. Her boasted night
era of labor In this country who re-, than ,ruU. '...,.. the north wind. drown:
gard with distrust, and even with ah-1 fo . ,u, a, , nation', toll
Talepboa Mala 11.
horrence. the leader, of organised la-: . . rt cave a life for a town.
. i l)H( K nome to nnswe. mi " - , ,
bor; ye. no Impartial Judge at the, ,,,,,,, vov Evolution In the saffron home of the Japanese.
. . ... i.i ""r -- wh.re ove may tnrive aa a imurn
reoi . avion u.nncr. ..u... , home dlslttlter abroad, wna, prom- , f bells turn to muf-
aMtsnu... u. Ika laKm Inttrlabra linV lOW- l ' . .a..
""""" " Use Is there for Russia today?
at Pandletoo Postefftce as second- er rank either In character or capac
elaa. matter.
Notloa to Advertisers:
m Copy for advertising matter
to appear in the East Oregonl
. m un nuut be In by 4:46 p. m. of
The preceding day; copy for
alonday. paper must be In by
4:46 p. m. the preceding; Sat-
mrday.
There is nothing which cer-
ain people will not pretend to
like. If a liking for It is sup-
posed to be one of the marks o
m and indication, of gentility.
There is an Immense amounl of
affectation of this kind, in re-
surd to classical scholarship o
and bohemlan tastes. The ex- o
planation is. that as classical o
m Kcholarshlp is supposed to be o
srn evidence of gentility, those o
who speak loudly In favor of
as smch are supposed to have the o
tastes of the genteel, while yet o
m possessing the nature, of the o
rorish. Affectations of this e
kind are injurious to genuine
culture. Genuine culture re- o
(uires sincerity of Interest be-
tore everything else. Philip
Hamertou.
ity than the capitalist, and financiers Tne moBl inexcusable pagan In the
who eat at the same table with them. ( wol u y, not the naked caniilhul who
or the numerous representatives of the ; hurls his lances at the sun and drinks j
press, the church, and the university, j blood from a cup made from a human '
UNDOUBTEDLY. IN DIRECT-' skull It is the clvillxed man. ho.
VESS AND FORCE, THE LABOR enjoying all the splendors of clvlliia-)
J LEADERS WERE BETTER PUBLIC iion, yet has the moral, and iiic lina-
SPEAKERS THAN ANT OF THE turns oi me savage, n. in uic imMrj
OTHER ELEMENTS THAT MADE ' hungry, lustful man, who tramples
UP THE IIODT. down the beautiful, sublime and di- j
' vine in human life, for the autlslac-
Every individual teacher In Umatil- 1 ton of nlg Bppetlte. for the gratifl-'
la county will be held responsible for CBllon of nl8 mh and narrow aims.!
The cannibal is excusable because he j
know, no better. This other pagan
has the examples, enlightenment and !
achievement, of a civilised age all
about him.
fled knells and weeds are tne
young bride's dower.
And sweetheart and mother and aged
sire
-.. ..,,ihe1 like a heart bowed
down :
F.i: inch paid a toll for a nation'.
gonl.
An. I .ach gave a life for a town.
In i .- City of Death It. master Mood
Ami ginned at the price he'd won
For every slotie thut the town has
known
I've a father, or sweetheart or son."
j. v. Sullivan, In San Frunclsco
Examiner.
the theory of the divine origin of life, i
he took the stand that the present"
treatlon of life had been proved the
result or purely physico-chemical re
actions. , .. j
"Certain chemical substances." he 1
aid. -coming togetner under certain
condition, do and are sound to pro
duce life, no matter what theologians
may say. There i. no getting away
from fact, and the results of labora
tory experiment. In regard to the pro
ductlon of certain phenomena of life
ire convincing."
Prof. Matthew, predicted it was
only a matter of time before life Itself
would be produced In the laboratory. I
Denver rost.
a the educational exhibit that is sent
' from this county to the Lewis and
- r ' Clark fair. The very life work and
! professional standard of the teachers
of thl. state are now at .take. Edu-
I'AITII IX WORTHLESS MEN.
!
cators from every' state In the Union
, will closely scrutinise the work of Or.
egon pupils at the fair next summer.
Doubts are entertained in the Enst,
as to the excellence of Western educa
tional standards, and school facilities.
The exhibit at the Lewis and Clark
fair, from Oregon counties, should
dispel every doubt and fix the West
ern standard indelibly upon the edu- tn8 noome
cational records of the nation.
Somebody asks me. "Why does a
woman ho limls that the man she
has merrled Is unworthy of her con
fidence and love follow that man
over the broad earth, fly to his de-
...,
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! Real Er
The Eddy corporation tax law liw j,.,,,, every turn und allow herself
....U4 Bn tt tinHftou In tile in lte druecea down to me irvn .
stale since It went into effect less Answer "Why?"
A woman in such a case will almost
than two years ago. The lepii-luture lnvurablv aamlt tne unworthlness of
will be slow to repeal or amend, for j lnt lus,an,i, and resolve time and
the worse, such a fruitful source of apiin lo leave him to hi. fate; and
revenue to the state. As Oregon Is 'then she Immediately returns to hi.
. ... aid. She knows that her humiliations
develop by legitimate corporations. . . . ,,., and
will greatly Increase,, ' , liruml.e, f reform
Now and other taxes will decrease cones-; a empty.
is the time to vindicate the West. 10ndlngly. The action of this law
.Now is the time to give a true inter- Bomew hm compensates for the ab
pretatlon of its Intellectual and tech- Bence D( a t0 tax franchises,
nical spirit and if Oregon teachers
' fall to do this, it is they who must i .AMERICAN SHOES IX FRANCE.
still rest under the distrust of the
: East. The work 'and spirit are pres-
Among the features of 1904 has
! been the general appearance of shues
I Just such cases are reported dally
I at police stations and they ure us fre
jiiuent In the stratum of society from
whit h ri'ii.trts of marital infelicities
I do not so often get publicity. The
! i ircum.iinni'es are purajlel. In spite
of the fact that women so often marry
i "to reform a man" a man w ho has
St.AntW
Hospital
noa. fc '
ln roon. aJT!
parttuaL
la the f ell of 1805 1-conrxacted that (saw ' "ls! '
(nldiMaw, Blood Poison. It gained audi rJT "
headway that I was forced to resiini rut i Maatati.
-: 1 i 1 : . - . . 1 Wm-
poaiium auou rck reira ai n"l dprlngs. wixiuj
a mnilinv all h mMna T k.H T -
to Memphis. In leaa than three week. I
was in a hospital, and after nine week, oi
suffering I was discharged as cured. Ia
lea than a month every bone in my body
teemed to be affected and felt as tf they
would break at the least exertion. Ajrai.
I was compelled to resign, and I returned
to the hospital for a seven weeks stay.
When I came out X, was advised to try
farming. When I first went on the farml 1 .
nrevailed On the onlv firm who handle I
drug, to get me one dozen bottles of S. S. ! Is the - M
iS. Ah hum. w.u vi uit llwillIB WCTC millll.Hj
broken out with blisters and I was covered 1 ."
with boil, and sores. In themeantimemy ! !
druggist bad gotten two doaea bottle, ol ' ,rT
S. S. for me and I bee-an its use. and 1 rm 'i
after taking the thirteenth bottle not 1 J ! K
tan or boU was riMble, B. Powaifc
Et oth St, LittleEock, Ark. I.
Of all human diaesaes, Contagiom Blood I JWk;
Poison is the most hideous and hateful. " ni
The victim is tortured with eating ulcers, J P" " j
sores and abscesses, unsightly blotches,! We woald Vktkhj
eruption, and other symptoms of the muv ,
erable disease. S. S. S. has been used , ,
successfully for nearly fifty year, foi
contagious mood :
Poison. It con- j
taint no mercury, ;
potash or other:
mineral. Ourhomi , a
treatment book's
eives allthetvmp-;
tomt of this duv '
ease. Medical ad-:
rice free.
taste
MatelsaiBekaw!
1 Ml wmi
with yoa nal
W. L DaTtboc
mOOtaTB
The Swift Speclte Canpaiy, Atlanta, 6a !
. FgUALITY OF INTELLECT.
" The Review of Reviews for Janu- ;
arj: in a brief editorial mention of
be Civic Federation banquet given in '
Jirit Tork, during the Christmas holl- .
4sys says that the Intelligence of the
Bahor leader, and representatives of
ah masses, present at the banquet.
w in no wise Inferior to that of the
BMJresentatlves of the rich and power
ful syndicates, which rule the indus- :
ti of tha country-
.lr even admits that the labor lead
r were superior, as speakers, to any
-f the representatives of press, clergy.
. r university, present.
''This is a .tartled admission to come
. irom a great political and economical
n-vlew. such as the Review of Re
views has come to be.
The truth 1. not admitted grudg
nqH: but the comparison 1. made di
rectly in concise, unmistakable lan
. swage, which really give, evidence of
m undercurrent of genuine satlsfac
Atun. Tit mill perhaps dawn on the aristo-
f orotic circles, in
ent in the West, and all that remain, eloseiy resembling In form and st le i I.ev,usy emolllrale(, , the entire
to be done, is to collect an education- t nose maoe 111 toe nm uu. satisfaction of his own sex and those
The clumsy, ungainly ana neavy
ul exhibit, truly typical and represen
tative of Western standards.
i French shapes are gTitluully disap
pearing. In their stead are coming
j of the oposite sex w ho are not lnfat
I uated with him, that he does not de-
OSTEOPATHY-RHEUMATISM.
Hearing. in me.r a. e . u ....... , ntormt.A nlBtory teaches , tbeord vlE. i
f.ra;:fU. 'y.?i, IT. " !.. o.uau generaliy "lower, to "J'Vupp
11 IS e.ueui l.ini r . J. nnic,, - . rti,lJ lm.Fln.ii an..e..r
tant attorney general who is prose- mu.e. The fact Is. however, that It Is
cuung tne laim irauos ... i-u,L.a.,u. ,.u, .....,....., t((!i( (f ,.lt.vlu(nK a dpBenerate.
after all the glorv. popularitv and no- than the shoes themselves that have . . ,
1.. ...... a..a, Ih.
toriety there is in the job. After sol- , , ' . '
American apiearlng shoes which are
emnly Impressing upon the members now (Ute generany geen i the city
of the federal grand Jury' the necessity and e)sewhere In the provinces ure
and importance of keeping strict si- made principally In Paris with ma
chinery Imported from tne I nuea
States.
This does not alter the fact that
lence during their holiday at home,
he Immediately went to San Francisco
and told the papers of that city all
there was to be known In the inves
tigations past, present and future.
He should have allowed the members
of the grand Jury the same privilege.
So far, they have kept faith and not
a word ha. escaped any member of American machinery. From United
the grand Jury', to creep Into the pa
pers, while Heney has overflowed in
to column after column of sensation
al Interviews with the San Frunclsco
papers.
There is really little left for Russia
iu the Orient, If the Japanese now
time, that Intellect take advantage of their opportunity. f Paco were up for hearing before
ha a quality entirely distinct from in-. Vladivostok will now be an easy prey
latritauce and pedigrees, and that to the Japanese warships, when the lhat lne contegteeI1 huve not expended
wealth nor favoritism In no way add spring season comes and the harbor the amount for Irrigation required by
a iu lustre, nor supply even an ec- i. thawed out. Then Mukden, Har- law. Pasco Express.
ptable .ubstltute for the genuine bin and all the Interior tronghold.
article. The Review say.: must fall, a. the re.lstless force of t prove tna, the water funJ Qf tha,
HVhlle It it perfectly true that lofty Japanese arms is concentrated upon etv naa been Juggled out o tHOO.OOO
generalizations alone will not settle them. Then the backward march during the past 10 years.
The "uric acid" and "mlcroblc" the.
ories of rheumatism are exploded and
abandoned Dy an. 1 ne t.sieopainic
Interference with blood ,
d new4 supply," today Is the only,
his leel day by day" instead of ac- I(.nable one. It Is followed by the,
mplishing the more difficult up-hill ; mpdlra doctor when he directs pa-'
tlents to hot springs that the hot;
' ' baths may relax their contracted
A woman came to me yesterday I luHc.es which are damming buck the;
with tears in her eyes and the old blood flow. But the other obstacles
story to tell. What could she do ? . thickened ligaments, displaced verte
There were several things she could brlli rUs or pelvic bones, are in the!
do, but It is a sure thing thut she will Visteopath's field alone. These ad-,
continue to do as she has for the last jUHted the va.o motor nerves regain
several years. She will listen lo his control of the blood vessels, pres-
v.,luu i.l, r.huuru tliu ln.-u nlnrl.a . j jt . .n.M.l l.,l In-
some bona fide American shoes are ,. " . , , . , h VL ,, . ' u ' removeu a..u n.e ,
, . , ., . I that he used to tell, brush the I nt off Hon I. restored i
on sale here, but they are much ..in. r . , '
,i,,u .,,,.7 ,,i,i tne .v., uuaii,( i ne uric acio anu iihii..mi ... ,
xhe has been saving for the new start. 1 ,aclB are result, of the stagnant blood
Women are tenuclous of whatever Bnd not causes. ;
they haie once thought Rood. They ,!,, anything be more reasonable
live In the past and the future, when than this? Certainly experience con-
the present holds nothing, and con; firms It. When the Osteopath falls to
tiuue to hope and dream. Once hav- cure, it Is due to lack of skill to
lug had faith they continue to have detect and remove these obstacles,
faith, and this reminds me of a defln- i isteopiithy will succeed If the Oste-
lilon an Eastern wit gave a short i.nath is skillful. Drs. Holslngton, in
time since: "To have faith Is to be- the Despaln block, are graduates
lieve thut which you know Ib not under the founder of Osteoputhy.
true." Tis a beautiful and monu- Dr. Still, and should be competent,
mental thing to have such faith, but They welcome calls and Inquiry.
It certainly mukea pitiable objects of -those
by whom It Is possessed. Chi- -
cago American.
H. M. SLG
M-niinrjuit
Horfeflbemg, poo!
lne, Y&ffoa ntaktniH
inf. The way I
my btuinMi k tf
lng bot fool wort M
onable.
Cot. Ooaoqww.
dt-aier than the French made urti
ctea. and ft is not likely lhat they will
make headway against the Htrong
combination which is re p re.se n ted by
cheap French labor and prolific
States Consul PJdgely. Nantes, France.
Irrigation Iuerva- Value.
proKecUi of the government put
tiiiR through the Pusco Irrigation
Hcheme is giving the local land office
officials an extra amount of labor
these days. Two contest cased. In
volving desert claims In the vicinity
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WIFVTinc SKEPTICISM.
That life is the result of purely
pliysical and chemical force. Irre
spective of any divine or vital frree,
has been declared by Prof. Albert p.
Matthews of th Unlvedslty of Chi
cago to his class in physiuloieiral
j chemistry. .While refusing to dispute
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ELECTRICIAN.
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