East Oregonian : E.O., January 20, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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DAILY EAST ORCXiOMAN, PENlUiETON,
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t Pwdlelull. Oregon, by III
FAST OICMJOXIAN I'llllilSlIIXG
COMPANY.
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Member Scrlpps-McHae New a Association.
The Kant lreonlan l on sale at B. B.
Kloh a News Mlamla at Howl Portland and
Howl Parkin. Portland. Oregon.
San Franelaro Bureau, -to Fourth 8t.
Chlcaro llureau. turn Security IhilMlnjr.
Washington. V. C, Bureau, 601 Hth St.
K. W.
Telephone Main 11.
Entered t Pendleton I'oatofflce aa second
clasa matter.
NOTIOK TO AIHM'ltTlSKItH.
Copy for adrertUlUK matter to appear In
the Kant Ornroulan mut be In by 4 :4r p.
m of the pre.-e.lluK day : copy for Monday a
paper mint be In by 4 :45 p. m. the preced
ing saturaay.
THK rilHKKAS.
I
The
fragments of an uncom-
pleted world
From bleak Alaska, bound
In Ice and spray.
To where the peaks of Darlen
lie curl'd
In clouds, the broken lauds
loom bold and grey!
The seumen. Hearing San Fran-
Cisco Hay,
Forget the compass here:
with sturdy hund
They seize the wheel, look up.
then bravely lay
The ship to shore by ruKRed
peaks that staml
The stern and proud patrician
rubers of the land.
Joaquin Miller.
most frequented desert trails In the
southern part of the state.
Decluiing that the sum of ill0
would be ample to cover the expense
of this humane innovation, the stute
mineralogist sees in the projected
measure direct benefit for a large
part of the mining Industry now re
maining partially undeveloped under
Ihe haunting shadow of death that
larks ever over the waste places.
Mr. Aubury's scheme Is a commen
dable one. Too often harrowing
tales come out of the wilderness of al
kali and sand of men found dead from
thirst and of prospectors unfamiliar
with the country wandering from the
thin trails and becoming demented
under the awful influence of the evil
genius that haunts the region. The
dasxle of gold In the very midst of
piled up bones hits lured many a luck
less miner to his certain destruction.
Vet the gold Is there, and gems anil
valuable chemical deposits: some of
the state's richest mineral deposits
He within this region of thirst and
insanity. The full development of
these resources cannot come until the
ring of terrors hedging them about Is
broken.
Should the legislature gram Au
bury's plea for a modest appropria
tion It Is certain that Kern, flan Die
go. San Bernardino and Inyo counties,
the ones to lie benefited Indirectly by
the Innovation, will find It to their
profit to co-operate with the mining
bureau in the prosecution of the work.
A work of mercy It would be. but also
a work of development.
a further recognition of the needs of
Eastern Oregon by the legislature.
I'niutilln and Morrow counties should
have stale aid In organising and sup
porting a fair association.
UK ntlKXIH.Y OX THE W AV.
I haw Journeyed on life's highway
till the dial points to noon,
And I've learned some useful les
sons on the way;
1 have proved them o'er and o'er, and
I prise them more and more.
And I think you can depend on
what I say.
You may hold yourself aloof, and may
think It Is a proof
That you're made of some superior
sort of clay;
Hut you'll always find It pays In nlany
different ways,
To lie friendly to the people on the
way.
If the day Is dark and dreary, and
the way Is rough and steep,.
And some weary brother falters on
the road, -
You will never feel the weight, be the
burden small or great.
If vou turn about and ense tilm of
hla load.
And you'll often see tile time when a
dollar or a dime
Will be a friendly offering inost
meet
When to give a little sum some 'mis
hap to overcome,
Will keep some needy fellow on Ills
feet.
I have learned that shabby garments
often clothe a noble soul,
And misfortune lies In wait for
great and small:
Iti-iier heln a friend today who Is
stranded by the wuy
For who knows but that tomorrow
we may fall'.'
Then si.eak out before the crowd, let
your voice ring cleur and loud,
Ami put your heart In every word
You suy
of the ww electric supply from the!pot. a friendly word, you know, or a
nanosnuKe una neiiu.
Will help the other fellow on the
way.
Lizzie I'. Hardy in Flushing He
corder.
A new Industrial era opens for
Pendleton with the arrival In the city
..IOK FOLK S HEAVY HOOT.
The swarm of vumpires known as
corporation lobbyists hus been rout
ed from the corridors of the Missouri
state house bythe heavy boot of Gov
ernor Joe Folk.
Lobbying has come to be one 'of
magnificent plant on the Walla Walla
i river. The city has long waited and I
hoped for tills day. and now rejoices '
: in its opening era of cheaper and
, more satisfactory power and Increas- j
: ed light. Streets, homes. business j
I blocks, new buildings can now lie
j sufficiently supplied, and power can
. be secured within reasonable cost, so j
It means a renewal of the Industrial '
energy of the city. The East Oregon
ian is to be one of the very first, If
not actually
i:lli:k's ki-fux mix.
I If the bill Senator Teller lntio-
! iluced by reouest providing for the
"i obstruction of a public railway for
' ihe transportation of the mails, troops
and munitions of war," becomes a
I law. there will be mighty few Ameri
I can citizens who can get u Job on the
the first institutions to : mai ,l of managers.
F Painless, FiaCursl GMIdjftrZh
Baby', coming " tJm it a. a
part ol every woman 7 "'"V ..'" .. . .... ...,-, labs i to uu
" ..- u-.ti.in Iht mmer to aid lu 9tri
p i - i ..fhir musvt
in tin orai-ai. iih.vh-i
Jt'-v.0
into the iurl(i. lluiiy cannot
Ho li.d a liuiu rnouxnnnie
Ills brultl in alter lllcuependi
1 a enppw. or
inen are but
mi in Vienna l uevniinn ni
' o.kU.tl.e cure vl little la-lpsw cripples, delonned by
both; do not allow your clow to uucuuio a vvv.
Mother's Friend
Ift a liniment wi ich witt f.TMtall any pmibllity of accident at
w.rti, tk .t i. ii iil.-ww all the abdominal riumIm mid ttuan.
and n'rn.lti:i ainv.accrwinwunm. n mmwi i
U.4UI, and mi iniists nature that when baby conwa he tUrt
..... t iif,.wtth n rniiMitutinn woll abb to tight HU'a battle.
and lo IiIu.mu into ttmnR purr manhood that Ift the comfort
ami iWi '.ht of wv true mother' Iwart.
On,. ,:ni!;ir is MM" prtce at an uniR itom. oeno ior mm
DOOK on " niiHirciiiia-y.
Brads told Regulator uo. "e"
The Underwood
Typewriter
The Machine that combines all the good potatt of the old
style machines, and lias the writing always In sight.
T.C. TAYLOR
"THE HARDWARE MAN." 741 MAIN STREET.
You Enjoy Bowling to Get the Benefit
Howling Is an exercise that brings Into play all tba muscles.
It develops the system anil Is recommended by physicians
anil Instructors In athletics everywhere.
I'lstl and billiard hall In connection.
I Semlon 4 provides that "no person
' Mli-ill be appointed lo said board of
1 manager: who Is or within five years
I H-..MOI1B to his appointment has been
replace the old steam plant with it
modern electric motor with which to
run all its presses and machines. A
motor will!,,,-. ,.,., t,, the use of intoxicatlim
Increased i Iuikits or narcotics or to any game of
can now be supplied to dwel- i n. nco or skill
-Xew York World.
the highest paid departments in all """w 10 'r horse-power
the large corporations. Corruption ! be immediately installed.
.and bribery and undue solicitation i light
of members of legislatures has come j ". new houses can bo lighted and
to be a studied system in the legal i transient needs can all be supplied, j r im(j Bnn.h()Ulld llelir KVudo, Col.
department of all the nnwerful In-' For months the old power and light AM WHI.e ,m,ny frost -bitten. One died
dustrles needing special privileges. t plunt has been inadequate to the land another became Insane from suf-
lf allowed to practise their art In needs of the city, and dozens of new j fei lng.
the corridors of a state house, the houses have been watting for the new ,
matter of winning certain needed leg- electric supply. If the electric mm
islation lu many states Is only u mat- j ! ' ut lake advantage of Its
ter of sending enough lobbyists, arm- ! monopoly of the lighting and power
h,18 or the city, it may now De years ne-
I fore an agitation for municipal lights
j will reach Pendleton.
"Get in the Game
Alleys reserved for private parties If spoken fur In advance.
Brunswick Bowling Alley
WADE SILER, Prop.
Buildjn
oil WINDOW?1
Per. 1.1m. n.
. . , moment, Brick
. an OMtt!, .
Oregon
Lumber Ya
A1U 8. Opp.cJ
The Colambl
Lodging Ho
Well ventilated. nVd ufl
fortable rooms, fnni bdf
in connection, hn n,
goods are served.
Main street, centr ot blcJ
tween Alta and Webb ri
F. X. SCHeJ
rnopniEroa
m
ed with sufficient revenues.
bfen told of the Massachusetts legis
lature by Thomas W. Lawson.
The only security against their j
wiles is to apply the heavy boot.
Following the example of Governor I
Folk, the legislatures of Xebraska.
Kansas, Illinois aad Wisconsin, have J
tnken steps to protect the members
from the unblushing scoundrels who;
follow this nefurious trade.
It is the first sun of reviving no- '
tlonal morals.
Any one who has attended a ses- j
sion of the Oregon legislature and
has taken occasion to inquire Into the
If the .legislature does not recog'
nlze the work of the state irrigation
commission in preparing an Irriga
tiou bill, it will cast aside one of the j
most progressive . movements ever j
made by Oregon. Governor Cham- j
berlnln has listened to the call of the
arid belt, and appointed this com
mission from among the highest abll- j
Itv in the state. If Its recommendu-1 1,1 the ma,,er and ,nll,k that yu'''
tlons are not heeded, what can Oregon
expect from Irrigation development
along lines made plain by the gov-
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I,OOK STRAIGHT
i agree that It is not wise to put off
wearing i
GLASSES
occupation of dozens of smooth gen- j eminent?
tlemen who haunt the corridors of j
the slate house, has been disgusted at The passage by the senate of Hena
finding that these gentlemen were ' lor Smith's fair bill gives promise of
mostly . paid lobbyists, supplied. In j
most eases, with money and sent to
Kalem for the purpose of buying leg
islation, If unable to secure It by
other meuna.
F.ven the presence of such puid,
panderers is an insult to the Intelli
gence and 'honesty of a legislature.
and Orsgon should clear her skirts of
.such trash.
erupt 0 5
TO TRIM TIIK DESERT'S CLAWS.
f-'-.'.v.' . .
Too pathway across the Sallon Sea,
of Southern California, to the rich
mines In the Interior of that grew
some region, can be followed In places
by the piles of whitening bones of
prospectors unU their faithful pack
animals, that have perished from
thirst
Even the whitening bones cannot
deter others from daring those same
unconuuered perils. Every month In
the year, the Salton Sea claims lt
victims, swallowed up in Its parched
and desolate waste.
Now California threaten to trim
the claws of this death-dealing wil
derness. The legislature is consider
ing an appropriation to be used In
. making trails, erecting signboards and
digging wells across the Salton Sea.
The San Francisco Call, In speuk
ing of this philanthropic and merci
ful mission, says:
In order that the perils of the des
ert may be lessened State Mineralo
gist Lewis E. Aubry is to seek an ap
propriation from the legislature pro
viding for the erection of signboards
and the digging of wells along the
Bare been suffering from Impure Blood
for many years, having Boils and othei
Eruptions. Having heard of S. 6. 8. 1 de
cided to try it, and am glad to say that it
ha done me a great deal of good. I intend
to continue to use it, as I believe it to be
the best Blood Medicine on the market
Cleveland, Tenu. W. K. Detbm.
For over fifteen year I have suffered
more or less from Impure Blood. About
year ago I had a boil appear on my leg
below the knee, which was followed bt
three more on my neck. I aw 8. 8. S.
advertised and decided to try it Aftet
if there Is the least reason for think
! lug that you should do so.
To make certain, why not
HAVE YOUR EYES TESTED?
The employment of scientific In
struments by a graduate optician
make the test conclusive. It wlH
prove that you should or should not
wear glasses.
If you should, we can fit you at
very reasonable prices.
Winslow Bros.
P. O. Mock. Opticians.
taking three bottles all Boils disappeared
and I have not been troubled any since.
UKO. U. i-KRTIG.
114 W. Jefferson St., Louisville, Ky.
Newark. Ohio, May 2. loot
Prom childhood I had been bothered
with bad blood, skin eruptions aad boils.
I had boils ranging from five to twenty in
number each season. The burning ac
companying the eruption was terrible.
S. 8. 8. seemed to be just the medicine
needed in my case. It drove out all impu
rities and bad blood, giving me perma
nent relief from the skin eruption and
boils. This has been ten years s0, and I
hare never had a return of the disease.
Mrs. J. D. Athbrton.
Write for ont
book on blood and
skin diseases.
Medics advice
or any special in
formation abont
your case will cost
you nothing.
TU Swift Spsolflo Csapaay, Atuurta, 8a.
& :
(Lumber
WE WAXT YOU
to listen to lumber quotations.
They are well worth consider
ing when you are about to
build. Builders and contractors
will find that they get a better
grude of lumber at a lower es
timate at thlB yard than they
can find at any other dealers'
in Pendleton.
Perrjkton Planing Kills
fc-lnt ftiitir, ficp.
Going to Move I
After February 1 we will lie found In tlie
corner room of the Renn building, corner of
Conrt and Cottonwood streets, with a complete
stock of staple and fancy groceries.. Special
low prices will be given on groceries antst we
move.
D. KEHLER & SON
r'"Al
St. Anthony's
Hospital
Private room, elegantly fur
nished. Finely equipped operat
ing room. Also Maternity De
partment Every convenience necessary
for the care of the sick.
. Telephone Main 16SI.
PENDLETON. OIIEGON.
Walters' flouring Mills
Capacity, 160 barrels a day.
Flour exchanged for wheat
Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped
lc, always on hand.
Feed
WIlKltF-'S THE GUI
Not hard to find If you i
when you are hunting for
place in the city to buy coal
Highest' grade coal and I
woud. 1'ronipt delivery. I
small orders solicited.
Let us keep you nuns.
Henry Kopiu
DITCH HENRI
Office Pendleton Ice Co!
Co., Thutie 1781.
! The Freii
I Restaurs
Best 5 Cent Mesl Uj
Private Dlninf fr4
Elegant
ninlansi .
Gxiaeetlav
OUS UFONTAINE,
The Grocers
BYERS' BEST FLOIR
Is made from the choicest wheat that gniwa. Good bread Is
assured when Dyers' Bee Flour 1 used.. Bran, shorts, steam rolled
barley always on liand.
: PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS :
l W. 8. BYERS, Proprietor. ,
s
B. F. BECK
Sanitary Plumber
807 Cottonwood Street
The Cigar of Real Merit
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