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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATl'RDAY, MARCH 10, 1006.
AN lXliKl'KNPliST NKWSl'Al'EK.
Publiibed mt; afternoon (icept Sunday)
at Pendleton. Ore-son. by the
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religious faith objoctlonable to the
money princes who rule that boiiy,
will be placed under the ban?
TO HELP TI1K INDIAN.
Member Srrlprs Mrliae News Association.
The l'sit itrei;onlan Is on stile at 11. It.
Rich News Man.ls, at Hotel Portland anil
Hotel l'eiklns. Portland, Oregon.
San Franrlsco lture.nl. 40."' l'onrth street
Chicago Unroll, una Security building.
Washington. 1'. I'., Bureau, Sol tour
teenth street. X. V.
relerhoos I.
Entered at Pendleton Postoffice as aecond
olasa matter.
NOTUT. TO APVKKTISKliS.
Copy for advertising matter to appear In
the Knst Oregonlan must be In by 4 :4."i p.
m. of the preee-Itni; dy : copy for Monday's
paper must be in by 4 4o p. m. the preced
ing Srtturdny.
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My Symphony.
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To live content with small
means: to seek elegance rather
than luxury, and refinement
rather than fashion: to be
worthy, not respectable; and
wealthy, not rich: to study hard,
think quiet'.y. talk gently, act
frankly; to listen to stars and
birds, babes and sagos, with
open heart, to bear all cheerful
ly, do all bravely, await occa
sions, hurry never: in a word,
to let the spiritual, unbidden
and unconscious, iirmv up
through the commonplace.
William Henry Channing.
MTAl.L'S LAST APOLOGY.
John MeCnll ha passed beyond hu
man censure. i:ut a remark which
he made on his death bed is worth
mentioning. H-.- pave us a glimpse of
the mask he had to wear. "If you
only knew what kind of work I had
to J..."
There is a pathetic eloquence in
lhee words. They r--veal the douiile
life forced constantly upon public
men. IP-presenting a public trust
and tannic up with interests often
times incompatible. they have to
fight out' their Hamlet problems be
fore the tribunal of conscience. They
would Jo one thing: they have to do
another.
This Is the case of the politician
who is pledged to a party rule. It Is
the case of the clergyman connected
with a stupid congregation. It Is the states
case of the editor writing for a bossjmary.
controlled community. It is the easel That
of every public man whose ideals are pinuits
buried under the rubM-h of prejudice,
or corruption.
.MoCa'.f; apology will hardly appeal
to the people whom he has wronged,
but it should make us charitable. The
double life is not pleasant. It means
a constant hide and s-ek same with
.our best convictions. It means moral
cowardice. Wor-t of nil, it m-ans a
loss of those higher sensibilities
which furnish the basis of true manhood.
Ever)- citizen of Umatilla county
should co-operate with Major Kd
wards, agent of the t'mutillu reserva
tion, in his efforts to: organize the
'59 1 Indians for self-improvement and ad
vancement.
toiod Influences from the whites
will hurry along the elevation of the
Indian more rapidly than any other
means. Good example from the
whiles will be an equally powerful
force for the betterment of the In
dian. The Indian Is easily Influenced and
easily moulded Into mental channels,
one vicious white friend will deprave
an Indian more rapidly than If the
Indian was left to his ow n Inclination.
One good white friend can uplift and
Improve the Indian with an astonish
ing degree of success.
The I'matillas are going to be fix
tures In Pendleton and Umatilla coun
ty for all time, perhaps. They fire
slowly Improving their habits, and are
becoming more and more Industrious
and It Is safe to say that the tribe
will never be entirely removed from
this vicinity no matter what vicissi
tudes of fortune await it In the fu
ture. Then since we are to have this peo
ple always with us, why not co-operate
to make them as acceptable and
as near to the white man's standards
as possible?
rendleton and her citizenship will
be held responsible for the condition
of the Indian in this vicinity. The
world will judge of the moral stand
ards of this community by the exam
ple and teaching which it places be
fore the Indian. If the tribe deterior
ates moially and mentally, and he
conies degenerate and depraved, the
world will say the whites of Umatil
la county are responsible for It.
And if the Indian climbs upward,
becomes self-supporting, self-respecting,
morally and mentally strong, the
world will praise the splendid stand
ard of manhood which this communi
ty placed before the Indian as an In
icntive to a higher life and clearer
Ideals.
The East "regonian joins hands
with Major I-M wards in his effort to
UI lift tile Umatilla Indian.
senate, ltegardless of politics every
eastern Oregon paper should stand
for that candldute, Judge S. A. Low
ell of Pendleton.
DISAPPEARING HOTEL TOWELS.
"We lose money enough In stolen
towels every week to board half a
dozen porters." suld n hotel clerk.
"We never know exactly where they
go, but they certainly disappear, and
that right fast. If some of the people
who take our towels would exert their
energies in a more laudable vocation,
they would have been rich many
moons ago.
"There Is scarcely a room In the
hotel that does not lose a towel at
least three times a week. Of course,
we place several kinds, face towels,
bath towels and just plain towels, In
each room, and some one finds them
so attractive that they are dropped
Into a grip and hustled out with the
remainder of the luggage.
"When you figure that a good bath
towel costs from 10 to 20 cents, and
other towels anywhere from 3 to 5
cents, you probably can estimate the
dead loss to a hotel. It Is very con
venient to drop them Into satchels,
suit cases or trunks, and they are
right handy to wrap shoes or other
dirty articles of clothing In."
Louisville Courier-Journal.
KEPT II Ml SELF COOL.
A man and his wife were once stay
ing at a hotel when In the night they
wore aroused from their slumbers by
the cry that the hotel was afire.
"Now, my dear," said the husband,
"I will put Into practice what I have
preached. Put on all your Indispensa
ble apparel, and keep cool."
Then he slipped his watch Into his
vest pocket and walked with his wife
out of the hotel.
When all danger was past he said:
"Now you see how nccessitry It is to
keen cool."
HER PHYSICIANS DESPAIRED;
ADVISED CHANGE OF CLIMATE.
St Anthony's Hospital
Pe-ru-na, Used as a Last Resort, Cured Her of
a Severe Attack of Catarrh of the Lungs.
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The Sensational Cure of Mrs.
Caldwell Is the Talk of Her
Acquaintances.
The wife for the first time glanced
at her husband.
"Yes. William." she said, "it Is a
grand tiling, but If I wore you I would
have put on my trousers." Itoston
Herald.
W1IEKK HID tiiey ;i:t it?
INDOHSKS .ll'lH.K LOWELL.
Salem Journal t-ays of Judge
for the Unit'-il
The
Lowell's candidacy
States senate:
Hon. S. A. Lowel
announced himself
nnt'V und
of Pendleton, lias
for the United
r the direct prl-
i'iutocii'tlc newspapers point
piido to the ract thac during
Andrew Uarnecle "govr.f away"
loi.i.iioo. while John D. Rockefeller
"gave away" $ 1 1 .nmi.Oii". This is all
very interesting. J
Kvery dollar these geiuicnien have
"gave away" has been briTjght regit-!
larly to pulilic attention through the j
columns of the daily press, but the.
more interesting explanutlon would j
be. "where did they get If.""
"Upon what meat did this our
f'i'os.ir feast that he has grown so I
great" as to be able to "give away
these vast sums of money?" llryan
(.'ommoner.
Mrs. Ida Caldwell, 500 Pearl .treot,
Slonx City, la., Vice-President Order of
Washington, writes :
"I suffered with catarrh of the-respiratory
organs off and on for the last
three years until I thought it Iras
chronic My chest and lungs were ir
ritated and I had to use tho greatest
care not to expose myself to chilly air
or dampness as it increased my troubles.
"My physician advised me to try a
change of climate, but I Has unable try
J H.-1 derful cures performed by Peruna, I
Bought a bottle.
'It was with the greatest satisfaction
that I found It the one medicine among
them all which cured me. 1 w as re
lisTed within threw days and after two
months and a half tho irritation was
gone, my lurws perfectly healed and my
health restorri." Ida Caldwell,
with
lt'o:,.
Thousands of women owe tholr lives
to Peruna. Iluudreds of thousands owe
their health to Peruna. Hundreds ol
thousands are praising Peruna in everj
state of the Union,
Wo have many thousands of letter!
from grateful women, with permission
to use thorn in public print, which can
never be used for want of .pace.
Catarrh would not be such a curst
In this country if the people thoroughly
understand Us nature. It must he
treated at once to prevent It from mak
ing Inroads upon vital organs.
If you suffer from catarrh, buy Pe
runa to-dny, for a day gained on th.
enemy, catarrh, means a day nearer
recovery.
We have on file mnny thousand testi
monials like thoonV given hero. We can
only give our readers a slight glimpse
of tho vast array of unsolicited endorse
ments w e are receiving. No other phy
sician in the world has received such a
volume of enthusiastic loiters of thanks
va Or. IIurt.-iK'n (or Peruna.
IN.M s'l'K I-: TO MOKMONS.
The ne-.vs dispatches of yesterday
said that the United States senate
passed the Dubois amendment dis
qualifying Mormons from holding of
fice In the new state of Oklahoma.
This is a perilous step for the
United States senate to tak. Mor
mons v.ho obey the laws of the United
States are as much entitle. 1 to citizen
ship's i tlvil'g-s as Methodists. Pres
byterians and socialist.
If y..u bar law-abiding Mormons,
vt-h'-r- "HI you draw the line? Will
it no- include Quaker.-, Baptists,
makes three republican :is
for the nomination Jona
than Bourne and H. M. Cake of l'oi t
land. and Judge Lowell of Pendleton.
That ought to satisfy the most tech
nical nbj.-i tor to tin- selection of
United States senators by the direct
primary and direct vote.
With three republicans sustaining
the i:ons-velt administration and re
publican national principles, who can
imt have hi.- choice?
Mr. Lowell is a scholarly man. a
lawyer of ability, and a man who will
make a strong campaign before the
people.
He will be heard from in advocacy
of progress and of clean politics. It
is a clean man's campaign and the
people should rejoice at every addi
tion to the list of available candidates.
Christian
and faith
spirit I- a
will -V.O
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KEEP on siiootim;.
If you're short of ammunition,
And your weapon needs repairs:
If your gun is overheated.
And the buttle sadly fares;
If the struggle is not going
Just exactly as you plan,
Here's a rule that's worth attention:
K"pp on shooting while you can.
Keep on shooting, for he powder
of the foeman short may- run:
He may flag you. "I surrender:"
Ere your's ammunition's don.
While there's life, despair's unworthy
Hope Is ever in the van,
Make the most of every cartridge
Keep on shooting while you can.
A. J. Walorhuujie.
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PENDLETON, OHEGON.
New Industry
We manufacture fancy party gowns,,
klmonas, silk, fancy nnd medium un
derwear, house gowns and hulles' llfht
underwear nnd gentlemen's dress and
negllgeo shirts to order.
Importers f silk.
Prices reasonable.
Give us a call.
Low Sam
109 Court street.
Next to Clarke's Hardware Store.
THE HIDDEN STUEAM.
entists and other creeds
urn ? If this puritanical
. ed to run rampant what
n fti edoin come to?
riuor.s practice polygamy
and di-ob-y the laws of the land they
tfhouid '.e ;.ro.-eciite.l and denied such
rights a- they ii.ay surrender by being-
la .v-bt . aki i s. I!ut as long as they
are within the law. what rlbt litis the
senM' to s.- they liall be disbarred
from off;, e or that .b- shall surren
der ativ .,f the rights of citizenship
bechusc ,:f tl.i ir religious belief?
If the p'.ut'-cra'le senate passes
such a la v regarding Mormons, how
long will it be until any political or
The republican papers of Umatilla
count v ate boosting H. M. Cake of
Portland for the United States senate
in preference to Judge Lowell, a Uma
tilla county republican. Are these
papers truly republican papers, or
are they personal organs whose ut
terances are governed entirely by the
hand at the faucet, or stop-cock of
Umatilla county politics? What do
the republicans of Umatilla county
thing of this? What do the thinking,
practical, Inmost members of the par
ty think of these personal organs
ho claim the support of republicans
as republican organs, yet which are
the personal property of a very small
element In the party, whose ends are
wholly selfish? The East Oregonlan
hopes to S'-e these "republican" pa
ters be truly republican for once that
the little Influence they may have
will be for the Interests of Umatilla
county, on his occasion. Eastern Ore
gon now has nn opportunity to secure
a representative In the United Stntes
Deep, deep within my breast
Flows on my love for you,
Ileneath the day's unrest
And all the long night through..
Whether I laugh or weep.
Let life be grave or cay,
I feel that current keep
Its full resistless way.
And yet so deep it hides
That none has ever known
My being's Inmost tides
Art swayed by you alone.
March Lipplncott.
COOK PERRY,
COUltT .TRKET
NOLP'S OLD STAND.
DON'T P.I'A' POOH HOOKS;
There Is no money that shows It
was was'ed for so long a time as the
money spent In a poor book. If the
money was fooled away on something
to cat, what It bought disappears; or
If It was spent on something to wear
Kb product wears out. Put the html
on which money was wasted Rtares
the purchaser In the face every time
he goes near the bookcase. Therefore,
buv vottr reading carefully and Ju
diciously. Atchison (Kan.) Globe.
I'NItESTK AINEI PLIiASUHE.
can be enjoyed when drk'ihg In one
of Neagle's new style fancy traps,
spider phaetons, runabout wagons,
surreys, huckhoaiils or pony carts for
children's use. They have all the
leading handsome designs for city or
country usw at moderate prices. We
are proud of their elegant slock this
season an. I arc pleased to show them
to you.
We are hetidipnirt.-rs for the Wi
nona V;i;("iis, that have Iron-clad
hubs. N- rh.'i king or breaking loose
of boxes, our stock of Hacks and
Wagons pj the largest In eastern Ore
gon. We sell V'alrtianks-Morse Gaso
line I-hntl.ics and T'uuips, and Irrigat
ing ritints. All goods warranted. See
Neagle Bros.
(he ll'acl.smliliH
lrlcos Itofore Dining.
GLORU
Taktr tin liltk' ilarlinwH
Hi! lint (f
enj.iy the balmy breezfs of spring.
Baby Oabs and Go-Carts
iw mil- '.Tiled and we hfv
See mil - enlj.H aii'l tfiwiirts
? (IrsitfiiH nntl hl7cs to ii':i:k all f.'ilicWH.
p't nur prices and the iiiH-.-iiion Is deckU'd.
"
l'ui'iilt me mill Cm-pets.
P.ufus Ibillock, the only republican
ever elected governor of Georgia and
who played a conspicuous part In the
reconstruction period. Is now spending
his declining days in th village of
Albion, N. Y-, his boyhood home. Al
though hi) mind Is as brilliant and
clear as ever, a form of paralysis
which seized him a year ago. has
made him an almost helpless Invalid.
T I . n Yavrr 2
Arc you cleaning and rearranging your house this
fine weal her, and do you find you need a new couch,
iron bed or anything else In the furnlturo line? If so,
you can get It at Hradley's "RDUCTIO.Nw SALE very
cheap. J
W. W. BRADLEY, 315 E. Court f
Glv far unto wise counsel.
Coal Unit Is ouc-tlilril dirt, uelillui
n great ileal more to tlm m'uttle and
lasts innch shorter time than tho good,
clcun foul w si ll.
If you want the best, our Cool If.
tho kind for you.
Henry Kopittke
DUTCH IIEM1Y.
Office, Pendleton lc, & t'ultl Stornf
voiiipnny. 'I'lionn ;.tilii I7S.
IT'S RIGHT HERE
cos.asT.
that the superiority of our blank
books, stationery and office essentials
makes iis. lf manifest, as they will to
evety practical bookkeeper. The
cpjtillty of our goods Is of the highest,
and us th'-y cost no more than In-f.-iior
kinds, you certainly can see
why it will pay you to patronize un.
Frazier's Book
Store
Speaker Reed once remarked that
there was hut one woman In Washing
ton society who could talk politics In
telligently, and she Is Mrs. Robert R.
Hltt, wife of a representative from
Illinois. Mrs. Fairbanks realizes more
nearly the woman who Is such a force
In Rrltlsh political life. She Is a law
yer nnd a profound student of social
conditions.
Albert Douglas, of Chllllcothe, O.,
who defeated Grosvenor, the veteran
congressman from the 31th Ohio dis
trict, Is 53 years old, a lawyer and n
good orator. Ho was a candidate for
the republican nomination as gover
nor of Ohio In 1509. He Is a gradu
ate of Kenyon college and of the Har
vard law school.
WELL, HOW l.r.) VOU LIKE THIS?
asked by the young mnn popular with
his sister's ii rid other fellows' sister,
regarding his wash walHtcoat and
linen will beget the answer: "Why,
they're all new, nron t they?" Noth
lug of the sort wo Just got through
laundering 'them so well that they
might bo thought brand new. It s a
way we have, und the day doesn't cost
too much toll.
Wo give green trading stnmps if
vcui call ut the laundry and pay your
bill on or before the SOth of the
month.
ROBINSON'S DOMESTIC
LAUNDRY
For ualo nt the "Enst Orogoniiin office large bundles of news
papers, containing over 100 big papers, can be had for 25c a bundle.
THE POPn.AH PLACE TO
EAT IS THE
The French
Restaurant
EvorytliluK nerreil flrat-ctsM.
licst regular meal. In Pendle
ton for 25 rents.
KIIOHT ORDERS
A SPECIALTY.
Polydore Moens, Prop.
Walters' Flouring Mills
Capacity, ISO barreli a day.
IT lour exchanged for wheat.
Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Feed.
tc.. always on band.
Dally East Oregonlan by carrier,
only IB cents a week,
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