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Too long the race has followed
The blind who lead the blind.
The higher light will guide
aright
The Christ within mankind.
Too long the meek have suf-
fered
'Neath Mammon's cruel ban,
Now comes to birth their reign
on earth.
The Brotherhood of Man.
That Is the magic watchword.
The slogan of the free.
Then let It first in rapture
burst,
My native land, o'er thee.
'Twill ope the earthly kingdom
In God's unfolding plan;
It ts the key to liberty,
The Brotherhood of Man.
J. A. Egerton In American
Federatlonlst.
PORTLAND COMMUNE WILL FAIL
The Co-operative Christian Federa
Uon Just launched In Portland will go
the way of Its hundreds of predeces
sors. Into disorganization and failure,
The East Oregonlan believes In Im
- proving social conditions and making
better laws and formulas for men to
live under, but It does not believe
that the little narrow communistic
plan Is the means by which to accom
pllsh this great end.
It has every confidence In the men
at the head of the new organization
but It has no confidence whatever in
their plans. If they would exert the
same influence to bring about govern
ment ownership of railways, munlcl
pal ownership of street railways, elec
tric light and telephone systems and
water works, as they will in forming
and conducting this little eo-opc-atlw
community, In which a limited num
ber of people will receive the benefits,
much greater general good would be,
accomplished.
These co-operative concerns are not
new. Hundreds of them, started un
der the most auspicious conditions
have gone down the toboggan slide
Into disruption and many of them end
Ing in disgrace.
Among the oldest and most success
ful are the Shakers and they are re
llglous zealots. They were first or
ganizrd In New York In 1770, and to
day have but 17 societies in nine
states. Business does not enter Into
their plans. Worship and content
ment are their sole objects and so It
requires little to satisfy them. Su
would not be the case in the Portland
concern.
The Amana society is another old
one, organized with the highest Ideals
but now dwindled down to a handful
of enthusiasts. Harmony Society, or
. ginlzed in 1805 is ncthlns but a name,
The Oneida Community, founded on
the broadest Christian brotherhood
and established with large capital, 1
only a memory.
The Separatists of Zoar. another
r-.-llirlous colony, Is forgotten exrer
in history. The Icarian society, which
was extremely hopeful at first, suc
cumbed to human selfishness and
died.
The Woman's Com 'uon wealth,
founded with the most exalted pur
poses at Beltou, Texas in 1870, expired
after lingering and pitiable existence,
although It deserved a better fate.
Of all the modern socialist colonies
that dewtv. a p'ace in etiological
history is the Ruskln colony, which
was founded on a business basis and
with seemingly the best possible sur-
- roundings, but it is only a name and
not a pleasant one at that, fcr selfish
news and greed crept into Its councils
and it consequently withered.
The Christian Commonwealth Is
another such organization which had
a spasmodic career and died. The
Brotherhood of the Co-operative Com-
mnnwealth, another one starting un
der auspicious circumstances was
most f.'vjrsiMy received Imt the tame
old human selfishness came In to
wreck It.
The Colorado Co-operative com
pany, an Irrigation concern, d'd not
succeed, although It had a good
foundation and exalted ideals. The
Straight Edge People, another social
istic community, faili A hcau-e of lack
of earnestness and self-sacrifice of Ha
members.
Others of the same Ilk that have
been founded and as omcKly died,
are the Co-oieratlce Association of
nerka. the National Production
company, the co-operative ;nausiriui
colony, the Commonwealth cf Israel,
the Home Employment company, the
Altruist Commonwealth of St. Louir
the Association of Altruists, the Lord's
Farm, the Mutual Home Association
the Freedom Colony, Willard's Co
operative company, (and one well re
membered by many Westerners), To-
pdohamro. Pr:.Me Horn", the V'r.lon
Mills company, and a colony close to
home, the Nehalem Valley i:o-opera-
tlve company, formed at Mist. Colum
bia county, Oregon, which failed be-
ause of lack of practicability It Is
said, although it was started under
auspiolous conditions.
The Co-operative Christian Federa
tlon of Portland Is perhaps larger
than any of its predecessors, and
therefore its failure will involve more
disaster and spread wii'er havoc, but
It Is doomed to fall just as surely as
the smaller concern.
The only way In which to secure
mild government, better conditions
and happy surroundings for the peo
pie is through government ownership
by which the blessings may be extend
ed to all the people. In anything
short of this, selfishness is the ruling
passion.
PROGRESS IX NOME.
Nome being In a commercial sense
friend and neighbor of Seattle,
is pleasant to read this account of It
In the Nome Nugget, whose special
edition of June 10 has much literary
and typographical merit, says the Se
attle News. It abounds In red Ink,
and clearly has an able staff In all
departments. It says:
"Nome Is the metropolis of the
Seward peninsula, and Is likewise the
most important city In the whole of
Alaska. It is situated on tide water
on Bering sea, and Is the dlstrlbutln
point for practically the entire penln
sula and the country contiguous
thereto. It has a summer population
of between 8000 and 8000. and a win
ter population of about 3000.
"Nome Is an up-to-date city, peo
pled by an active, aggressive and In
telllgent class of citizens. It enjoys
modern conveniences, such as tele
graphic communication with the out
side: railroad facilities to the most
Important creeks; telephone llnei
both long distance and short; an elec
trie light Plant and water works,
There are splendid churches of dif
ferent denominations; a fine public
school system; a chamber of com
merce: practically every essential bus
Iness is well represented, and there
are many lodge organizations.
fact, nearly every essential element for
the convenience and comfort of civil
Ized people Is here to be found."
CHILD SLAVERY IN CHICAGO.
A system of virtual child slavery,
In which children under 14 years of
age are "farmed out into tjnicago
households in an attempt to solve the
"servant girl problem," Is a state n
affairs that has been brought to the
attention of the department of com
pulsory education, following startling
revelations In various Justice courts
of Chicago In the last three weeks.
That such a system exists to an
alarming degree Is the declaration o
SuDerlntendent W. L. Bodine, who
has secured the conviction of Mrs.
Ottille Krosnlck in Justice Prlnde
ville's court on the charge of vlolat
Ing the compulsory education law,
This is the 10th case of its kin
that I have had in the last three
weeks," said Mr. Bodln. "Judgln
from the testimony of various wit
nesses at the trials of these cases,
I am convinced there are hundreds
of children from Institutions who are
drudging as servants In many house
holds of the city without being sent
to school."
Mrs. Krosnlck was fined $20 and
costs the limit In such cases. The
two children under her charge were
Adelaide Walby, 13 years old, and
Edward Rlnder, 10 years old. The
woman said she had taken the girl
from an orphan asylum In the city
eight years ago. This child was found
hard at work over a washtub, and It
was testified at the trial that 'she had
been Ill-treated and compelled to
work at the hardest kind of labor an
average of 12 hours a day. She
could hardly read or write.
The boy was taken from the home
for the friendless when he was 3 years
old, and the testimony showed that
he had been kept at work Instead
of being sent to school.
Warrants have been secured for
several persons, many of whom are
said to have taken children from in
stitutions and forced them to do work
far beyond their strength.
Ouy O. Esslg, a young Spokane
druggist, was found dead in a field
near his father's home, near riatts
burg. Mo., with a gunshot wound In
his body. He was visiting in Mis
souri. Complete mystery envelop
the affair.
THE DESERT.
Here Is the ancient kingdom of the
un,
This barren, lowly waste of desert
land,
Which for his own long years ago he
won
And fierce guards with flaming
swoid in hand,
Whose lightnings search the plain
.remorselessly.
Till all therein Is tuned to flame's
bright key.
His floods of light effulgfiitly enfold
The plain with airy scarves of
amethyst;
The ruddy earth and sands of tawny
gold
Loom out like bands of. flame
through lilac mist;
Bright islands In the all-pervading
flood.
The splintered porphyry rocks gleum
red as blood.
The rainbow-haloed umber moon at
night
Creeps in the upper desert shyly
past;
The stars, like myriad points of or
ange light.
Peep through the purpose shadow
dim and vast;
And night and voiceless silence sit
and brood.
Twin regents of the unbroken soli
tude.
Around this hermit kingdom thickly
set
The patient hills In bony ridges
stand,
With here and there a sentinel min
aret,
Its feet deep planted In the burning
sand,
Upon whose head, to whet his sub
jects' fear".
The braggart monarch rains his
shining spears. ,
-Mildred F. Hudson In The Talis.
man.
IIOILEK ROLLED DOWN HILLSIDE
A big boiler, designed for the dredge
near Placervllle, after being carefully
pulled up Lemp'8 hill near Shnfc-r
creek Thursday by a 10-horse team,
broke loose near the summit and
crashed down the hillside through the
trees and underbrush for a distance
of 100 yards, says the Boise States
man. The boiler weighs 14.000
pounds and It Is expected it will prove
stupendous task to get It back to
the top of the hill and safely on the
road to Placervllle. Just how the ac
cldent occurred Is something of
mystery. The outfit was In charge of
Thomas Stevens, an experienced
freighter, with an assistant, he having
contracted to haul the machinery
from the railroad to the scene where
it was to be put to use. The hill Is a
bad one, and the men had tolled long
and hard to get the two wagons, upon
which the boiler was loaded. It" being
too large for a single wagon, to th
top.
Just before It reached a point of
safety, however, the wagons upset,
and the huge boiler went crashing to
the bottom of the ravine below, drag
ging the wagons with It.
July 4 in Alaska.
Reports from laska Indicate that
many of the towns are to have big
celebrations on the Fourth of July.
Juneau Is planning to have a two-day
program of drilling contests, foot
races and other Interesting events.
Seward and Nome are also preparing
to observe the national holiday In
proper style.
The seal of quality
reads
J. A. Folger & Co.
It is across the
top of every tin of
Golden Gate Coffee.
Never $old ia bulk.
J. A. Folger Zl Co.
Eatabllahad lsa 1850
San Francisco
OSTEOPATHY.
AFTER EFFECTS OF COLDS.
How has this winter's cold left
you? Have you some lingering ail
ment dating from a hard cold or la
grippe of the past winter? Has your
doctor explained to you minutely
how this comes about? Hag he told
you how stomach and bowel troubles,
heart disease, lung, kidney, liver dis
orders, catarrh, deafness or eye trou
ble comes from colds? All accept the
truth that throat and lung troubles
may come from colds, In fact, alwayi
date It from a cold. But how many
have gone deep enough to tell why
It persists? Do so, and you will
Just as readily see how all the other
Ills mentioned may come from the
same source. Briefly, here ts the ex
planation:
The cold contracts the muscles
along the spine and between the ribs
These contractures may pinch the
nerves to the organs or they may
draw the bones from position and
the bones pinch the nerves. No or
gan acts without nerve supply,
hence the disease. Call on Drs. Hols
Ington and have these contractures
shown you. Contractures and dis
placements are not mysteries, yon
can recognize them.
WHEN
Are you going to buy Unit new
Carpet
and a few nice pieces of
Furniture
"AS SOON AS CONVENIENT,
OF COURSE!"
WHY
do you always go to
Rader's
"Because he always, has the
Largest Stock, Leading Style,
and Lowest Prices.
Can You write an Ad ?
IF SO, HERE'S THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISPLAY YOUR TALENT
AND WI X A PRIZE.
To the lady or gentleman resident of Pendleton, not connected
with newspaper work, writing the best advertisement, containing not
over fifty words, on SUNSHINE HAIR TONIC, SUNSHINE CREAM,
SUNSHINE TOOTH POWDER, SUNSHINE SKIN LOTION, we will
present a good Hair Brush, a bottle of Perfume, and the article
chosen as subject of ad. Tou may use
"A HAIR IN THE HEAD IS WORTH TWO IN THE BRUSH,"
"MY LADY'S COMPLEXION LIGHTS THE WORLD," or
"BRIGHTF.NS THE GATEWAY OF PEARLS," together with the
word, "JUSTRITE," as catch phrases or words.
Contest will close at noon July 4, 1905. Mr. C. B, Sampson of the
E. O., and Mr, L. K. Kerbaugh of the Tribune, will award the prizes.
Sign and seal your ad and hand In to
F. I. DONALDSON. The Reliable- Druggist
812 MAIN STREET,
Who will use the prize winning ad and give credit for it to the winner
I Refrigerators
At prices Lhat mean a big saving to
to you. We save yoiimoney on a re
frigerator that cuts down your ice bill
R efrlgerators with 60-pound tee capacity, for. $10.00
Refrigerators with 66-pound Ice capacity for $12.50
Refrigerators with 85-pound capacity for $15.00
Gasoline and OH Stoves at big Reductions.
V. STROBLE
210 EAST COURT STREET .
Rockford
We have just received a large shipment of Rockford Silverware,
and are showing some beautiful pieces In Tea Sets, Nut Bowls, Cake
Dishes, Bread Trays, etc.. Also a full line of Knives and Forks, and
aU the fancy pieces.
ROCKFORD IS THE BEST SILVERWARE MADE.
We are exclusive agents here.
WINSLOW BROS.. Jewelers. Opticians. P. O. Block
Save Money on Wood
We will furnish you slab at $1.50 per cord delivered, if taken
at once. It will pay you to buy this wood and let it dry for' next
winter.
OREGON LUMBER YARD
'Phone Main 8. Alta Street, Opposite Court House.
THE ALTA HOUSE
8. C. B1TTNKK, Proprietor.
Enlarged and refitted. Thirty dean, well-kept rooms with
good beds.
Commodious dining room, where meal are served In family
style. AU white help.
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT REASONABLE PRICES.
FEED YARD IN CONNECTION.
STOP AT THE
ALTA HOUSE, Cor. Aha and Mill Streets
We Are Headquarters
FOR KODAKS AND CAMERAS, DRY
- PLATES, FILMS, PHOTOGRAPHIC
PAPER AND CHEMICALS.
Brock & McComas Company
DRUGGISTS
PtUHsA Mmin M.
WHERE
Are you going to buy it?
buy at
I'll
Rader's
of course.. I am going to see
him for a Refrigerator, too.
WHO
gives as good bargains and as
Biiuare dealing as
Rader?
Let echo answer
WHO.
NUFF SED.
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:- "PHONE BLACK 11T1.
Silverware
is. w. p.!
Stands for the paint that Is reo-
ogr. ied to be the best on earth, J
which is
Shefwln-Williams
PAINT
None genuine unless "a W. I
P." Is printed in red on the oat-
side of the can. ?
Sold in Pendleton only by
Murphy )
111 COURT STREET. i
St.JosephsAcademy
PENDLETON, OREGON.
Under the direction of the
Sisters of St. Francis, of Phila
delphia. Resident and day pu
pils. Special attention given to
music and elocution. Students
prepared for teachers' examin
ations for county and state cer
tificates. For particulars ad
dress SISTER SUPERIOR.
On Uie premises where Pendle-
ton Pilsner Beer is brewed. But X
cleanliness in manufacture is
not the sole recommendation of z
uus capital oeer, lis ncn taste m
and nourishing qualities all add T
to Its value as a beverage.
Try a lass, bottle or case of
Pendleton beer.
THE
CITY BREWERY
'PHONE MAIN M81.
9
Mr. R. F. Payne, (Payne's
pharmacy) Idaho Falls, Idaho,
writes: "We have just sold the
last cure, (TRIB), send one-half
dozen at once. . Trlb has cured
five of the hardest kind of cases.
One man here used It last Sep
tember, and cannot smell wine,
liquor or beer now without
making him sick. He had been
a hard drinker for 16 years."
Father Desmarats, pastor of
the Roman Cathollo church.
The Dalles, Ore., writes: "I
know of good results obtained
by the use of your Trlb in cur
ing liquor and tobacco users."
LET US FILL YOUR
BIN WITH
Rock Spring Coal
Recognised as the best
and most economical fuel. .
We a as prepared to eon
tract with you for year
winter's supply. We de
liver coal or wood to any
- part of the city. -
Laatz Bros.
MAIN STREET.
NEAR DEPOT.
Bonner N. B.
24702
Standard and registered! record, I: IT.
Owned by Qua LaFontalne.
Be in Pendleton every Saturday and
Sunday, Wednesday, Echo. Mesa,
days and Tuesdays, Thursdays aad
Friday at Adams. Lee Price will Hive
charge, as last year.
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