DAILY EAST ORKUOMAX. rEKPlKTOtt. ORBOOX. 8AT1KPA.
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AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
! Andreas Bard, the well known pul-
oralor, whose friends In this city
are legion, will defend me moral
drama from his pulpit, hla subject to
be "Shnkespeare. the Mightiest
FliBlisbtd ry afteraooa (except 8uadj) ., . her .
at Itndleton. Oretoa. bj the "
EAST OKKiiONlAN Pl'BWSHIXG j The churches, as individuals, too
COMPAST. often make the mistake of condemn-
srRsomrTIOS KATF8. I"B. In tolo. Institutions that contain
Dally, one year, by "all.. 5??lmuch Rood and that have features of
lially. six aionths. by mall 2 W i !
Pally, three month. br mall 1.2a the highest excellence Deiore uoa inn
Unity .one month, by mall 50 i
Weekly, one year, by mail 1.50 1 man.
Weekly, lx Month, by mall 7S Tne niorB dramu. the Intellectual
WeeklT. four montba, by mall 50 1 .
Reml Wert.lT. one year, by mall S.OO 1 play, the drama directing attention
gSSafe 'uX,m.: If mora, pr,.b,ems-,. these are
tei.chcrs of the most thrilling direct
Member Scrlpp McRm News Aatoelation.
I neas and force, and should be em-
w,.1? T-"1 2rT". Ti 2?, f't.iV-.P.S i braced bv the churches, as co-work-Kkn
News Stand at Hotel Portland ana;'4"
Hotel Parkin. Portland, OrejEoa. rs lor the good of humanity.
"" San Prancls unrein. 4'iS Fourth W. I No one denies that there Is a di
w !JmT?-r n .V" ntBi0l'tb"?t. ivldlng line, over which the thinking.
t. W.
Telephone Main 11.
Botned at Pendleton Postofflce as second,
class Blatter.
nur.il community should not dare to
step. In the theater, as In other
amusements, but to condemn the
theater, in toto. because some thea
ters and some plays are bad. Is u
nmow and unjust stand to take.
The churches should be the readi
est of the great institutions to em-
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
Copy for adTartistQK matter to appear In
the East Ores on lan must be In by 4 p.
m- of the preceding day : copy for Monday'
paper must be In by 4 :45 p. m. the preced
ing Bafnnte.
j brace every fiiiutest upward tenuen-
irv everv weakest force acting for the
UNIOW.fcJlLBEL I "
betterment 01 man.
In Journalism the yellow streaks
jare found, but do the churches deny
j that the press is one of the greatest
, I moral forces In the world? In the
! lecture platfrom. the sensational is
found, yet do not the churches be-
lleve In the propagation of moral
- sentiments, through the platform and
, the rostrum?
Even
Man's books are but man's al
phabet. Beyond, and on his lessons lie;
The lesson of the violet.
The -large gold letters of the
ski-:
The love of beauty, blossomed
soil.
The large content, the tranquil j
toil. :
THERE 18 ALWAYS A WAY.
There Is always a way It you want to
do right
There Is always a way If you try with
your might
Though temptations have led you, ex
perience told
That for sin the transgressor Is pun
ished ten-fold:
As a vessel la palsied when mad bil
lows roll
And Its proud form relentlessly cast
on the shoal.
When the tides have receded and evil
Is wrought.
Disabled It rests, though It gallantly
fought
The hand of the builder may launch
it again.
More stately than ever, to traverse
the main.
There is always a way If you want to
do right
There Is always a way if you try with
your might
There Is always a way you can win
In the fight
And a way. If you will, to ascend to
great height.
There Is hope If you try. to sail over
the deep.
A Columbus at heart will not falter
and weep.
Aye. a dawn. too. will show you your
hope far ahead. v
And 'twill seem that the earth and
the heaven are wed.
Though conditions may lock you In
fetters and pain
If you try to do right, a reward is
your gain.
Eleanore E. Hoeft.
fiAPTAINS OH MANY SEAS
NEVER WITHOUT PE-RU-llA.
"Give Me My Compass and
Pe-ru-na and I "Will Str
Clear of All Wrecks."
THE GREAT REVIVAL IX DEN VER
Nothing could be more timely not
to say providential than the great
revival of reliffion now in uroBrress in
Denver, under the direction of Rev. eine 1 know, and I have
v mj.j
Pe-ru-na Known and
Praised on Land
and Sea.
"A sick sailor 1 a
pretty -helpless man. I
have found that IYruua
will do more to restore
one tli an any other medi
al Where God has done so much
for man.
Shall man for God do aught at
all?
The soul that feeds on books
alone
I count that soul exceeding
small
That lives alone by book and
creed
A soul that has not learned to
read'
Jotuiuin Miller.
lions that are being held in the large ' the country apparently needed a re- I many seasons. Seven years sj,'o reruns
. . . . . I 1 V. V. I 1 ...... V .1 .1 1 a fi
cities of the world, the worst forms 1 "Kious awaKening so mucn. una irom , uurcu. ui.oi ""' .....
of vice and Immorality permeate
in the educational export- Dr j Wilbur Chapman. No place In ' carried a couple of bottles on board lor trouble ana Kiunev aiscases, ana nvs
imi itiuuu 11 cn uud itir im -grippe.
" reruns is always one of the most tin-
all accounts the supply promises weeks and gsve me such new me ann
to be equal to the demand. nerve force thst I certainly believe in
Denver and Colorado are perhaps t telling yon of it.
by nature as good as any other city i "Give me mi" compass and rerun
and state in the country, but, owing : and I will steer clear of wrecks of all
to the Insurrection In Teller county hinds and land iu Port safe and well
the recent gubernatorial elec- I with ve8Bei ,d men." Cant. I.. T.
tlon the people have been temporarily j Carter, 123 10th Avenue, 1'cnnacola,
corrupted.
j through the very heart of the educa-
: tional and uplifting features. Tel no
; one questions the Immeasurable ben-
a eflt of the exposition as a public ed-
i ucator. despite the curses that can-
; not be separated from It.
j Rev. Bard has been taken to task I not now anothe rcommunity In Amer
? ! for Indorsing the theater. His an- j ic which the doctrine of total de-
' ' , , ! pravitv has received so striking an II-
swer should interest every thinking iwnnim
man and woman In Walla Walla. It j Thanks to Dr. Chapman, this cloud-
lit a vital question. Mankind craves j burst of Iniquity has been followed
so that probably there Is ; Florida.
GOLtOXDA STORY COMING.
diversion, variety of thought, variety I by
tidal wave of righteousness.
i of brain exercise, brain food. It is ,
1 Certainly there must be a change for
Capt.E. A. Watson, M. F.., -IS Elixal-elh
street, Ottawa, Ont., writes:
"Peruna has my heartiest endorse
ment. If there is any place that you
are huljik'so when ill it is on board a
steamer, at sea, miles away from any
a.tgit'tanee. Sometimes two or three of
St. Antta J
Hospital
Prt'rU rooms. i-,1F
tot room. Ala CL?
KveT eon-renuna) J
for tts ear of tht sj
lIooiiellrtM.1f
PEN-DLETOK, OR-g
V-m- m -. .
"TT1
t Reduction Fi
2 Wooi llAo i .
T ROCK SPUING M
portant supjillcs of my steamer." K. A,
Watson.
With a bottle of remna aboard aailnr I
have a remedy on which they can rely.
C'omuiiHlnre I, g. Ksry.
Commodore Somurvillo Ixicbolsoli, ot
tlie I'nllcd States Navy, in a letter from
Nm R Kt, X. W Washington, 1. C,
says:
I unhesitatingly recommend Pe
runa to all persona suffering from ca
tsrrh. "-S. Mchulnon. i
If you do liot derive prompt and satis
factory results from the une of J'eruna,
write at once to Dr. llartman, H'vina
full statoment of your cane and he wilt
statement
nipulation,
, ' bles The church should embrace the i the places of worship occupied by the j taking a few doses they rc.Mix.ra.- very , The Hartman Sanitarium, Columl aa,
:n"!?ldrama-ud purifv It by creating a W vlvall and his lieutenants.! auickiy. W, use it lor colUs, lunKiOhio.
the better in Denver, when last Fri-
The East Oregonian hopes to be i "nju 10 ae,' ma" ' l"lre ',,ver- j day 4 business houses closed their
able to present to its readers, in the on thilt elates, uplifts, or enno- doors and 35.000 people crowded Into
..in f fntiiru a full nnrl
of the organixation. ma-r If this does not Indicate fruits meet
and wrecking of the Got- demand ,nr pure dn""a The RtaKe ! fr reiwntance what woulr?r-thi-
eonda Minioe eomnanv. including the ! wl" J " haI " ''ll,,lic """ " icago Chronicle. .
financial ruin of C. It. Wade, and its
consequent widespread Injury to fi
nancial Interests in t'mnillia county
and Eastern Oregon.
The exposure will how that C. B.
my men would be sick at one time and . be pleased to give you his valuable ml
seriously cripple the force, hut since we : vice gratis.
have learned of the value of l'cruua, by 1 Address Dr. Hartman, Preiildect ol
Ask your Druggist for a Free IVi-una Almanac fisr 1905.
I According to government statistics j
the close of the year ll2 saw the!
j completion of 33.415 irrigation sys- j
: terns Irrigating 9.5u.oft acres of !
1 land. The Huston Herald has made 1
Nasal
CATARRH
Wade la not the guilty man that he j Mime interring coniiwi isons.
is now supposeu 10 oe. m ine uoiioni , (l,1(J. ,hlil tne irrigation enterprises
of this financial crime. The facts i
11 Ely's Cream Balm
cleanses, ooibcend baua
will show that he was but an Inno- ! farm8 profitable.
cent, yet avaricious victim, in the
hands of powerful "friends." into
whose pockets poured , the golden
stream and who are today living In
apparent security from suspicion and
nJoying wealth that was gathered
through the most infamous deal ever
engineered in the financial history of
Eastern Oregon.
The facts will be unpleasant to
many. But the facts should not lon
ger be concealed. C. B. Wade is
known far and wide as an arch-con-apirltor
of the worst type, and until
an exposure Is made, the public will
continue to hold this opinion.
The truth may change public sen
timent. As soon as certain transactions in
.the manipulation of the Golconda
can be verified by affidavits, to se
cure this paper in its statements, the
cost f.S.SJrt. Hi r:,'I mad-.- Ul.Onll rijmW mnbriK.
Tlie money spent
by I'ncle Sam on his navy in 1904
would have paid the entire cost of
all these irrigation systems, and left
on hand a balance of fa.SuO.OnO. Ac
cording to the government statistics
the amount spent on the navy would
have Irrigated and made profitable
an area greater than the combined
states of Maryland and Connecticut,
or more than half the area of Indi
ana. Every" dollar spent on Irriga
tion has added to the material wealth
of the nation- The money spent on
the navy did not increase the general
wealth of the country a penny. The
farmer who Is an advocate of "big
stick" policy, or is blinded by the
"world power" glitter, should do a lit
tle more earnest thinking.
licum catarrh aiid drives
awar a cold ia the head
Cretuii Balm it placed mlo the notrils, apmdt
over tlie membrane and la abaorbed. Belief if in
medxatr and a cure foliowa. It ia aot drying doca
sot produce raffing. L-tk Bix, 50 ceata at Drug
giat or by mail ; Trial Biae, 10 cerna.
KLT BROTHERS, fits Warren Street, New York
Sprayers Sprayers
I HAVE .M ST IllX'EIVElt A LARGE
SHIPMENTS OF M'RAYERS AND SPRAY
PTMPS. CAM. I AND SEE THE At TO
MATIC SPRAYER; IT WORKS LIKE A FIRE
EXTINGriSHI'.R.
HEDGE SHEARS, Till: TRIMMER.
ETC., ETC.
I
Marshal Oyama,
dier in the Japanei
the fearless aol-
army, furnishes
... . a beautiful examDle of the truth that
story will begin, nanus, oais, irans- j-
ine oravesi are tne lenueresi. jrve
cently the marshal said: "My Idea
actions, public and private records
will be given without equivocation or
evasion, and although tt may involve
some of the most influential men In
Eastern Oregon, the East Oregonian
feels that It will be doing a work of
justice to the public and especially to
wrongfully accused men now before
the public in an unfavorable light, by
doing this.
The facta will show that C.- B.
Wade was led on by "friends," who
unloaded their stock upon him. at In
flated values, and who were seeming
ly willing to wreck anybody and
everybody connected with their deal,
In order to reap a fortune for them
selves. Such "friends" are at the
bottom of the financial ruin and con
sequent suffering of the Wade failure.
If the facts scorch tbelr robes, and
silhouette their features in an un
favorable light in the public mind,
they will have none but themselbes
to blame.
The story will make Interesting
reading and will clear up a cloud of
misunderstanding and haze In tbe
financial circles of Eastern Oregon.
Two or three links in tlie chain
must be covered by affidavits before
the publication can begin. The East
Oregonian wishes to be sure and se
cure, in Its statements. Then It will
tell the story.
of happiness Is to dispose of every
thing I possess that belongs to the
practice ot arms and go tar Into the
country with big boxes of books to
read the rest of my days; books that
tell of happiness and progress, and
not of the terrible deeds of war. And
I would rather gather about me my
best old friends and little children.
Then, in the sunny days, all would
be happiness."
THE PULPIT AND THE STAGE.
Tomorrow night at St. Paul's Epis
copal church at Walla Walla, Rev.
Last year 3.4 Swedes left their
native land, most of them to make
new homes in the United States.
MAPLEINE
- JkTale
MAKES
MAPLE
SYRUP
Pure granulated sugar and maple
lne that's all. Hake It at borne
it saves money and insures parity.
Ask your grocer or lend 2 cents
stamp lor free sample to
CRJUCCNT MrC CO.
tATTLB,V.t.A. '
JtTsame mf Ci BmHma ssilsr
T. C. TAYLOR
"THE HARDWARE MAK." 741 MAW STREET.
TON
HALF
QUARTER ........ .
" McADAM
PHONE MA1X llil
HHmllllHll(
LOOK STRAICia
nt th mntter and think
agree that it is not wi
wearing
GLASSES
If there is the least mxr
ine that vou should do
To make certain, whf w
HAVE YOIR EVES TI
The employment of M
struments by a grauuwn
make the test concha"
prove that you should
wear glasses.
If you should, we can
very reaaonable price
WinslowB
P. O. Block. .
GRIP CONVALESCENCE
There's nothing better
than Scott's Emulsion after
the grip. When the fever
is gone the body is left weak
and exhausted; the nervous
system is completely run
down and vitality is low.
Two things to do: give
strength to the whole body
and new force to the nerves.
Scott's Emulsion will do it;
contains just what the worn
out system needs.
Rich blood, healthy flesh,
resistive force, more and bet
ter nourishment are what
Scott)s Emulsion supplies to
the convalescent
We'll ami t mmple In opoa Mailt.,
SCOTT BOWNK, 1 Petri Stnst, Mast Vssk,
OS (DAL
LET TJS FTXXi YOUR
BUT WITH
Rock Spring Coa)
Recognised as the best
and most economical fuL
Wa ars prepavred to oon
traot with yon for your
winter's supply. Ws de
liver coal or wood to any '
part of tha city.
Laatz Bros.
UP
to the notch of quality, down as
to prices Is tbe kernel of the
story of our access In lumber
merchandizing. " If you ques
tion that statement, see our
yardful of lumber of all usable
sorts and get our prices. .Then
ask the next man who knows
anything about building mater
ials. Fair. Isn't RT
PetvDeton Planing MHIi
' Kossrt, rcrsCer, from.
1
HA1N STREET.
KEAB DEPOT
FOR SALE
640 Acres, 2 Miles From
Town
320 in wheat, bal. stubble;
fenced; $25 per acre. $3000
cash, bal. one-luilf crop until
paid.
A O. LEE.
j- - Cpnnmgfvnm,
Scott Sta. Wish.
1 i in im
Going to Move
Aft February 1 ve win be foand In tits
corner room of the Konn buUding, oorner of
Cown and Cottonwood streets, witb a oomplets)
stock of staple and fancy groceries.. Special
low prices will be given on groceries until we
move.
D. KEMLER & SON
The Grocers
The Cigar of Real Merit
. ' III ,
Will be beneflted B r'
dean coal- ""fa
from extr.t'art'"
coal. Tou slU And 1
using 11. ail
general satUfact " " !
than any other ldn
HenryKop
Office Pen--
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