East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 21, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR. DAILY BAflT OMtMNCArT,. PMIflLTON, OMGON, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 1105. MJHT Jj AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. PMUkd mn afteraoea (except Buds?) at PeedJeton. Oregon, b; the EAST OKKOONIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. Belly, w fMr, ky Bll $8.00 Dally, sli anootha. by Ball 2.50 Dally, three ai oaths, by mall 1.2ft najJr.oae Booth, by aaall 50 Weekly, ana yaar, by stall.. v 1.60 weekly, all aaootae, by Ball 76 Weekly, (oar Booths, by Ball 60 aaal weakly, oae year, by Ball J.00 nal-Weekly, alt Boot ha, by Ball... 1.00 sal-Weekly, three montha, by Ball.. .60 MaBbar Bertprje McRae Nam Aaaoclmtioo. The Raat Oreseoian la oa sale at B. B. aorh'e Neva Stands at Hotel Portlaad and Betel Perk las, Portland. Oraira. Baa Pranrlaro Boreas. 408 Poorth 8t. Chicago Bureau, 809 Security Bolldlnc. Waahlagtoo, l. C. Bureau, 601 14th St, . W. Telephoae Main 11. entered at Pendleton Poatofflca aa second class Batter. NOTICR TO ADVKRTISHRS. Cany (or advertising matter to appear In the least Oregonlan must be In by 4 :43 p. em, at the preceding day ; copy (or llonday'a paper must oe in by 4 :4o p. m. the preceu Bg 8aturday. ACHIEVEMENT. UnVer am I of opportunity, And lard of fate beside. Naught hems my view Or bars my way. I leap the bounds of blue; 1 level mountain),: bridge the lashing aea; I lift the ores of twinkling worlds. To me The whirling systems, twilight eons through, Bring tribute vast yet noth e . ing ever new; For ere they were I am shall after be. Such are my realm and reign: my throne Is Han. I make him god, to know both good and ill; To taste all fruits, but choose the higher still. I, aimless never, patient work my plan. Till of my stuff his final self Is wrought His will the tool, but I the maa- ter. Thought! Alvln B. Bishop. the city. There will be issues before the people at the next city election, which will invite the Interest of the taxpayers and the home owning; class. Pendleton Is becoming one of the best school towns In the state and every year marks a large Increase In the number of wealthy farmers com ing to town to build homes and en joy the schools. Preparations must be made to Invite this class by good moral surroundings. To this end a large vote la needed. How much of their substance do the people of the Inland Empire waste each year. In shipping live hogs and corn and canned foods an cereal foods and other prepared food stuffs across the continent? If alt this stuff was produced here at home, where the raw material grows, how much greater would be the profits saved from Oregon farms and Ore gon enterprise. Isn't It foolish to pay for hauling hogs and corn from Nebraska to Seattle and then to pay tor hauling back to Pendleton the pork, the lard and the breakfast ba con?" Think of the enormous amount of money that is spent In this need less procedure, when It might be saved by (trowing hogs on every Umatilla county farm and by growing corn as a summer fallow crop. Oregon farm ers don't make one-half the legitimate profits they should make. If they studied to make their business pro duce what It Is capable of producing. Is it any wonder railroads, middle men and commission houses . reap enormous profits from the farmers' shortsightedness? He Is to blame for It all. He will always be the loser until he does more headwork on the farm. NO SURRENDER OF IRRIGATORS The temporary defeat of the Irriga tion laws proposed by the irrigation commission of Oregon, does not mean that the real Irrigators of the state have surrendered. It simply means 'Sat private Inter ests have temporarily triumphed over the general Interest of the state. The .reclamation department is -' cordially assured that the senti ment in favor of a broad, equitable, well organized code is more strong today than ever, because It is non more? clearly shown that private com panies, selfish interests and water monopolies are determined to domi nate the state. The government is assured that the people of Oregon, through education anil ugitatlon will yet pass such a law as a needed to invite and accomplish the highest Ideals in reclamation work. If the dictum of the legislature were to be taken as a conclusive ver "dlct from the people. It would be. a and day for Oregon. It would mean that the government Is virtually given Its "walking papers" together with all lis organization and reclamation ma chinery. It would mean that Iduho, Wyoming. Utah, Montana and Neva da would enjoy all the splendid fruits coming from the expenditure of Ore gon's $4,000,000 donation to the rec lamation fund. But such is not the case. . The gov ernment and the government engin eers are assured of the kindliest feel ing and It is said to them In all confi dence that when the better self of the people of Oregon speaks. In electing u legislature two years hence, the verdict that the message will differ from that Just given expression to by the legislature. Instead of a meager, cadaverous, skinny, parsimonious, bloodless, sex Iras creature such as has Just been born In Oregon In the form of an ir rigation law, a pulsing, bounding, life-giving, vitalized code will be born that will touch the deserts Into blos som and transform the chaos of present laws Into a beautiful sym metry. The Irrigation commission and the friends of advanced Irrigation legis lation should organize now, for a campaign of education. The government bould be assured of Oregon's final good intent despite her present spasm of selfishness. She la all right, at heart, but she often hows a disposition to pout. It Is hoped this pouting spell don't cost her U. 000,900. . Collier's weekly for February 18, contains a striking article on the Or egon laud frauds and gives photo graphs of several tumbled-down "shacks" designated as farm houses on the claims of "dummy" home steaders. The pictures of these houses and the exposures In this ar ticle will do as much to open the eyes of the East tc the enormity of Oregon's crime against the govern ment aa all of the Indictments com bined. During the past year 3,000,000 acres of the public domain in the Northwest has passed Into the hands of timber monopolies, nearly every acre of this vast tract being taken from the people by fraud. This fact is plainly shown in the article and these disclosures will not be received in a very magnanimous spirit by poor men in the East who need an acre of land on which to rear their fami lies. The corruption which has shield ed and permitted this gigantic Steal will receive its Just retribution at the hands of the people. Oregon is to day the byword of the nation and half her official crookedness has not been uncovered. When George (.'. Brownell goes out of politics In Oregon, he will leave a vacancy that It is hoped will never be filled. A void Is preferable to some of Rrownell's past activity. It Is hoped that no ambitious politician aspires to fill the exact place which this man has occupied. The state is now enjoying the reaction from Rrownell's political activity. Portland is advertising early for n candidate for mayor. A classified ml in Portland papers is declared to he Infallible in securing results. Men are mighty scarce In Portland If a three-line classified, run for a week, does not produce a properly quulf- tied candidate for mayor. A SUGGESTION. While we're erecting monuments, It seems to me we should Not utterly neglect the man Who first Invented food. And likewise 'twould not be amiss To show our feeling deep For our greatest benefactor he Who first Invented sleep. And then we ought to find some way To show our deep disgust For the man who first discovered work And fixed things so we must. Porter Emerson Brown, in Collier s. The removal of the city poll tax disability from the voters In Pendle ton city elections should stimulate more Interest In future city election and bring out a larger vote. At the Ip.t Htv election about 300 votes were FROM LAST TO FIRST People used o take plain cod liver oil for coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles after, other remedies had failed. Scott's Emulsion is the moderrt idea of cod liver oil r the first instead of the last resort when such ailments appear. The taste of the oil is not apparent and the oil itself is partly digested makes it easy for the stomach. Scott's Emulsion is a quick, reliable help at all ages. ' We'll eea too temple Irae np A VAGRANTS EPITAPH. Change was his mistress, chance his counselor. Love could not keep him; duty forged no chain. The wide seas and the mountains call ed to him. And gray dawns saw his campflres ' in the rain! , 8weet hands might tremble Aye, but he must go; Revel might hold him for a little space. But turning, past the laughter and the lamps, His eyes must ever catch the luring face. Dear eyes might question Tea, and melt again; Rare lips, a-qulver, silently Implore, But ever he must turn his furtive head And hear the other summons at the door. , . Change was his mistress, chance his counselor. The dark firs knew his whistle up the trail. Why tarries he today? And yester night Adventure lit her stars without avail! Theodore Roberts. THE INFLUENCE OF MINI). Many wonder why they do not en joy good health. Have they ever asked themselves, do T really enjoy anything? Do they enjoy their neighbors' suc cess and prosperity, or have they all their lives at heart envied their neigh bor and secretly wished he might not succeed in his undertakings? Have they In the pursuit of their own success not desired the downfall of others. Yet they complain of being In poor health, when from a moral standpoint their whole mental atti tude has been wrong. That we sow what we reap, and as a man thinketh In his heart, so his condition as a whole. This is not the kind of moral ob liquity that returns evil for good it is not positive immorality or Iniquity but It Is a secret, Insidious poison of coveousness and envy that under mines the individual's constitution, as well as his character. Salem Journal. ptSTftiE Laxative i HKtA7TT ThWr i ?e-Jf V?' ; .$ m mwmm m Ki mm mm W'&0S5jt3R that in ..-:if;... 1" 1 II'" There are two classes ot remedies: those of knnu, ity and which are permanently beneficial . gently, in harmony with nature, when natureneeds'l mmx , hw urci fcioaa, luinposea Ot Drenaratil unlnnun itncerttiln an1 infaln. .1 Ftt,all rarlly, but injuriously, as a result of fore ing the8 functions unnecessarily. One of the most .v ..... the remediesof known quality and excellence is tH pleasant Syrup of Fies, manufactured Fig Syrup Co., which represents the active orinrS f - - f-n-ui.iuijr, in a pleasant in which the wholesome Californian blue fio nr .... . tribute their rich, yet delicate, fruity flavor. It is the r wi nu itiiicviv-ii w owsticii niiu (Ci I Call fa HQ ClCQflSC thf gently and naturally, and to assist one In overcomlnV pation ana tne many iiisresultingtherefrom. Its active pica miu 4uuiiiy 01 c n.nuwu 10 pnysicians generally t remedy has therefore met with their approval, as well the favor of many millions of well Informed ivr,, of their own personal knowledge and from actual nJ thif If lc a mnctov'ftllont Iava4liia 1 ' - , ' I .AUllc ,ciiicuv. weaonotclai it will cure all manner of ills.but recommend it for who i. represents, a laxative remedy of known oualitvanH.v.J containing nothing of an objectionable or injurious rhnr,J There are two classes of purchasers: those as to the quality of what they buy and the reasonsforthetxee of articles of exceptional merit, and who do not lack courage elsewhere when a dealer offers an imitation of anywell k article j but, unfortunately, there are some people who do not 1 and who allow themselves to be imposed upon. They cannot el its beneficial effects if they do not get the .enuine remedy, i To the credit of the druggists of the United States be lt! nearly all of them value their reputation for nrofod integrity and the good will of their customers too highly to imitations of the I Genuine Syrup of Fir manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co., and in to buy tne genuine article and to get its beneficial cft one nas oniy to note, wnen purcnasing, tne tuil namf the Company California Fig Syrup Co. plainly printedoi front ot every package, rrice,' 50c per bottle. Onesizp The Cigar of Real Merit ISffi fin IIIIIIIIIIUl - H Kh'i II U III U II u Children Are i Not Always Good IN THAT THEY DIFFER FROM PILSNER HF.EK MADE BY TUB CITY HHEWERY. IT 18 ALWAYS GOOD AND ALWAYS THE SAME. PILSNER. IS TltHE AXH S'IKAUI'AST AND OFFERS THE BEST OF BEV ERAGES FOR HEALTH, WHILE FOR FLAVOR AND TASTE IT CANNOT BE SURPASSED. PILSNER IS MADE BY THE CITY BREWERY J BCHULTX A STRICKER, PROPRIETORS. Of the Skin and Scalp Speedily Cured by Baths with Soap to cleanse the skin of crusts and scales and soften the thick ened cuticle, gentle applications of CUTICURA Ointment to instant ly allay itching:, irritation, and inflammation and soothe and heaL and mild dotes of CUTICURA Pills to cool and cleanse the blood. A tingle Set, costing: but One Dollar, is often sufficient to cure. SldtatealMettfc.werie. Cittern Beep, Uc.oiat awnt. Mc 4UMlv.nl, No. ( In furm of Chocoltlc Cotton riili, Ik. rUi oil eft. IMnotit Lonnan, 17 Chariar bonM go. Patia, Ho. hi Palt BoMon, 117 Ueliuabef Avr. Potter Druf ft ClMm. Corp., Sole ProM. . ear aWad iac "IaaU MwaaT Cnra. oK-.-.--'-- ii.ikwu.u :ia St. Anthony's Hospital Private rooms, elegantly fur nished. Finely equipped operat ing room. Also Maternity De partment. Every convenience necessary for the care of the alok. Telephone Main 1681. (. WANTED! M fH.ti4f.WHt., 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 WANTED! WANTED! Second-Hand Goods WE WANT TO Ill'Y YOUR SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, STOVES. CIXyrtHMi. CARPETS, olassware or any kind OF GOODS AND PAY Highest Cash Prices t'ONSl'LT IS IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL: WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. WE ARE LICENSED PAWN UROKER8. SHARON & EDDINCS MATLOCK-I1ROWNF1ELD BUILDING, MAIN .STREET. 'Ptione ns If yon Imvo un thing to sell and oar representative nlll call. M Ml MM II 1 1 Ml MH 1 1 MUHUI I I'M 1 1 1 IHMIHH4 THE STATE HOTEL RUDOLPH MARTIN, Prop. Corner Welib and Cottonwood Streets. Everything new. Everything Ant-class. : Every tiling up-to- . date. Largo, cosy, well-furnished rooms. All outside rooms and properly ventilated. A good quiet place for people who work at night and sleep In the day-time. ' RATES BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH 7 A Standard For Quality. Cleanliness and Workmanship, 3 Don't be dragged tni fact that our klnlllnf best In town. A trial or! vlnce you that It U to don't have to be coaxed HenryKop DUTCH HUNK Office Pendleton Ice 4 Co., 'Phone 1781. VnrmM are valuable u h.va A aoolled horse ci horse is of no aocounJ broke and taugnt 10 s would have him do. . v.- for any purpf ' ... J a horse is lntenoeu. j est can be tamed ana i I can show any man hoi so. I have added from to the value of horse ii It Is cheaper for you horse broke by one wb to do the work ana un business than to tnasn by trying to dolt yoursel sell good horses all the Dutoh Henry reeu Lee Kenn 5 arr TTS FILL ' BIN WITH I Rock Sprin; and roost econoroi nMTiarea , We ew" rr- 1 tract with yon tof winters eTw Hver coal or wood part of the city. Laatz B irwT. NH Bi.a rrrHvH I Handsome Souve; X Agents wantea writer Co Bpol- Walters' Capacity, Flour Flour. ' 'Ta