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DAILY EAST ORUUOMAN. PEXPLETuN. OREGON'. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1006.
EIGHT PAGES.
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Published trtrr afternoon teicept Sunday)
at I'malfton. Oregon, by the
EAST OUEUOJIIAX riUL.ISlll.NlI CO.
8VMt8CKllTIO. BATES.
Pslly, on year, by mall 5.00
IHilly. alz months, by mall 3.50
rtltv thrnA mirnlhi. hv mall l.0
PalW, one month, by mall f'
Weeklv, one year, by mail LSU
Weekly, alx m.inthi. by mall
Weekly, four months, by mall SO
Semi-Weekly, one year, by mall I SO
Bemi- eeaiy, six uioduib uji ;; ,,...at
o iv Ia... mnnrh. h mn . . . ..0 i mOSl
wrecked the water mnlriB of the city
nnd killed her fire chief at the very
onset. Her only menns of defense
were swept away at the first stroke
and the fiend Riven full and uninter
rupted sway.
In his delirium the stricken fire
chief talked of fighting fire and
bullded up In his wandering mind a
magnificent flre-flghting organization
fr his cherished city.
Hut he did not know that outside,
through all the vast streets, raged the
spectacular conflngaratlon of
The Anti-Slavery Move
ment Repeated
lia a era' In U'hli.l. I Vw Ueillltv fl II .1 rlllP
Membr SerlppsMcllae News Association. '
of pan Francisco fell as reeds In the
The Kant Oreaonlan Is on si it n. R
Rich News Stands, at Hotel Portland and wind.
Hotel Verklna. i'ortland. Oregon. j p,enth came before he learned the
San Francisco Uureau. 408 Fourth itreet. ; fate of the city.
Chicago Uureau. lo Security building. I
w asnlngton, u. uureau, jui rur
teenth atreet, N. W.
telepbona Mai 1.
Entered at Tendleton rnstofflc at aecond-i-lasa
matter.
SOT1CE TO ADVERTISERS.
Copt for adyertUIng matter to appear In )anj empire,
the East Oregonlan must be In by 4 :4S p.j
SOVT1IERX VMATII.LA COVXTY.
In southern Umatnla county, the
old west is now more truly typified
than In any other section of the In-
nf the nrpt'Mllnff dav : codt for Monday
paper must be In by 4 :45 P- n. the preced- j
tnff aturnay.
California.
Such room of sea! Such room of
sky!
Such room to draw a soul-full
breath!
Such room to live! Such room
to die! ',
Such room to roam In after
death!
White room with sapphire gems
set round;
And still beyond. His room pro-
found!
Such splendid boundlessness
o'erhead
As never has been writ or said
Or seen, save by the favored
few.
Where kings of thought play
chefs with stars
Across their boards of blue! '
Joaquin Miller.
Joreph Wanhopo, a noted socialist
lecturer who Is now on the Paclflo
coast, recently addressed an audience
of 5000 In Ilenver, on the subject of
capitalism and wage slavery and In
reviewing the far-reaching causes
which brought about the Coeur
d'Alene strikes, the subsequent mur
der of ex-Oovernor Steunenberg and
the iv ore recent imprisonment of
Moyer, I'ettlbone and Haywood, offic
ials of the Western Federation of
Minors, on a charge of conspiracy In
the murder of Steunenberg, Mr. Wan
hope said:
A few months ago I stood In the
old state house In Boston. In one of
the glass cases an nnclcnt looking
handbill attracted my attention: on
the top It bore the legend 'One Hun
dred Hollars Reward.' The contents
disclosed the fact that In the year
1835 a certain John Thompson had
been proclaiming publicly In the
streets of Boston that It was unjust.
Immoral and criminal for one man to
own another, Just because that other
happened to be encased In a black
skin Instead of a white one.
'This revolutionary doctrine at
tracted the attention of several right-
thinking prominent, wealthy nnd pat
riotic citizens of .Boston, and the
handbill referred to, which offered
$100 reward to anyone who would tar
and feather Thompson, was circulated
by them.
"Five years after this, two other
citizens of Boston repeated the crime
of Thompson. Their names were
Wendel' Phillips nnd Lloyd Garrison.
the 'sane
There are yet found the frontier
characteristics Imprinted on the coun-i
try and the poople. And there Is yet
found. In all Its old-time glory, the
onen-hnnded hospitality which no
other land ever knew.
Southern Umatilla county Is a diver
sified country, and as such has greater
possibilities for advancement than
many more favored sections. There
are found stockrnlslng. dairying, small
farms, timber, hay and other develop
ing Industries which are keenly invlt
Ing to men of small means And energy. The right-thinking people
The letter written from Vklnh by and safe" citizens then, determined to
Fred Lockley. In today's East Ore- 8uppress them and hlred a mob for
. . , , that purpose. The two men were
gonlan, gives a volume of history LaUK!lt drngged tnrough the street8
which will answer a tnousanu ques- wlth hater around their necks, sub
Hons concerning that rich section of Jected to the blows, taunts and In
the county lying between Pilot Rock suits of the mob, nnd narrowly escap
and Dale a vast scope or rich moun-
tain valley, verdant ranges, mountain
streams, great stock herds, rich fields
' along the streams, contented homes.
Increasing cultivated areaA and one of
the staunchest citizenships to be found
lome Made
Have your cake, muffins, and tea bis
cuit home-made. They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
vlfe to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
muffins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop cjf grocery does
not compare.
Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps.
OVAL BAKINQ POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
CAI.LA LIMES OF DIAMONDS.
ROOSEVELT OUT OF PLACE.
4, anywhere In the world.
! Tklo t n ivnlnnl fmntlaF emintrv
although the farthest edge of It
lies but two days' travel from Pen
dleton, the county seat and trading
point.
The sweet valleys nestled among
1
president Roosevelt has made
serious mistake In the San Francisco
..reuer matter oy censuring r run- ,he moun,.lln!1 thc clear gwft n.oun-
;.i.eo "V-ople for alleged neglect "f , taln streams, the stretches of whisper.
thlneand also In placing Dr. De-,ng p,e aml fIr the wlnding moun.
. vine, htlil of the National Red Cross 1 ,n roadgi the herd, scatu.red ovci
fociety. icharge of the relief appro- , meg an(, mU(,s of ,he rU.lUst pas,tur
priatlo'n of $l,500,00i) voted by con-' ge that ea undei. ,he sun. tho ruK
,.gress. instead of immediately turning; . d snlemlM women, nil cast
ihis fund over to the local relief com- j )n the hardy mouid f the old west ed 10.000 of their countrymen with
biluee of San Francisco. , all those make the country around embalmed beef, sweated the lubor
The local relief committee is made , ,.ulilh Alh nalp nn,, other Dorlons of helPli'"s women and little children
nf ,h wmrMentaHv.. eltlwns.'nf. . .. - wli! starvation wages, grabbed the
l' j , x BUULHrO Ulimillltl CUIliy U uiuijuv
, part Francisco. They are capable, ex-I
ed with their lives.
The cause for which Charles Moyer
and AVllllam Haywood now stand
under the shadow of the gallows Is
marching with Irresistible power to
an "nexorable end, to the destruction
of tho capitalist system and the eman
cipation of the workers of the world
fioni the thraldom of slavery -It Im
poses on them.
"Great ns was the cause for which
Garrison and Phillips suffered In tlic
olden days, the cause for which Moyer
and Haywood are now suffering is In
finitely greater. It exceeds It as .n
universal world-wide wage slavery ex
ceeds local and llmjted chattel slavery.
Socltllsm means economic freedom,
not only to the people of one stnte or
nation, but to all the tollers through
out 'he whole world.
A State street Jeweler has on dis
play a resplendent design composed
of 1200 diamonds. The representation
Is of cnllu lilies, one In full bloom,
one about to open, and two In bud.
The stems of these are bound to
gether by a bow knot. The whole
surface Is one of diamonds, crowded
together so that the surface dazzles
with a thousnnd lights, whose con
centrated reflections affect the eyes;
like electricity.
The lilies are worth 1200.000. They
are 22 Inches high and 13 Inches
across. The 1200 stones were all Im
ported from Europe.
"Jaegers." They all come from the
mines of Klmberlcy, South Africa.
Of course, the 1200,000 worth of
diamonds, of which It Is composed,
will not long remain In tho present
design. Instead the Individual stones
will be set In rings and ornaments,
nnd will, before the year Is out, be
blazing on the breasts of fair women
in many different houses and cities,
Chicago Inter-Occah.
"WAR IS HELL."
I confess without shame that I am
tired and sick of war. Its glory Is ull
moonshine. It Is only thoso who have
neither henrd a shot nor heard the
PHI TE TELEPHONES.
You could save yourself and your
employes much time nnd money by
equipping your
"two ir Factory..
with private telephones. We furnish
Instruments and all accessories, and
Install them at very moderate charges.
It will pay you to lool; over our stock
of Electrical Supplies of all kinds.
J. L. VAUCHAN
ELECTRICIAN.
122 V. Court St. Thono Main 132.
The stones vary from those of shrieks and groans of the wounded
three carats to some of one-half carat' who cry aloud for more blood, more
but the larger stones predominate, j vengeance, more desolation. War Is
Three rubles Tf three carats each are hell. Oenernl Sherman.
set in the heart of the full blown illy. 1
In color the stones are exceedingly' At Astoria. Andrew Fanner fell off
fine. None are of less quality than I the dock nt low tide to the deck of the
white, anil mnny of them are blue, j towing steamer Lottie. His skull was
The stones are technically known ns broken nnd he tiled next day.
Wood
and Coal
to
Bum
and that will burn ; try a
phone order and he con
vinced that I handle the
1
good kind only.
Dutch Henry
Office, Pendleton Ice & Cold Store'
Company. 'Phone 178.
AIbo at Hennemnn's clgnr store, op
posite Great Eastern store. 'Phon3
main i.
"Had Moyer and Haywood polson-
st almost as much in
cArVs of nui'.f and
and delightful region.
It Is in need of small stockmen nnd
settlers. There Is room for them yet.
The country Invites them. There are
excellent opportunities in land. Schools
are found there. Good roads lead to
the section. It Is civilized nnd highly
prosperous, but there are yet oppor-
i tunities for poor men there. The big
, nastures are being cut up. It has
; dawned upon tho pioneer that dairy
ing and small farming will pay, as
well as cattle raising.
3erlenced. famUii- with the city, and
re on the gffuiil and In touch with
l.'lbe situatloVi. firrtl It Is nn Insult to
' he city and the local committee to
' have the president,sjiub the regularly
organized relief forces of thc city in
'hls w ay.
Congress appropriated but a measly
1
sum anyway. Ex-Mayor Phelan of
fan Francisco, alone gave $1,000,000,
' knd W. R. Hear
tash, and relief
. physicians, supplies and othcV assist-; The East oregonljin invites the
t pnee. It '.3 highly presumptuous on ! ),omeseeker with small means and a
part of the presld'H to divide tie te- j go0(1 guppiy 0f courage and energy, to
lief forces by creating or secoaU head ; see ths port0n of 1'inatilla county
', In making Dr. Devine custodian of the . bt.fc)re gong elsewhere.
I government appropriation. r' ' j
It suggests that the people -rit !ten '). The East Oregonlan calls attention
Francisco are either not capable or' to its advertisers. Patrons of thc
Jionest enough to Jindle th$ goyn-j paper are urged to read the iidver-
Vnent's relief fund. .San ErlinVisco tl&ments and trade with those who
i
would be Justified in declining to ac- are advertising. liuslness men - ho
'l-etit the government aPpruurlatUm 1 advertise have something to offer. It
')tnder the circumstances. J j.j
As to the alleged neglect of Chinese
.-sufferers, the reports of this alleged
i.iieglect were sent out during tjjejflst
' tavs of the disaster, beiore relief
were organized. "White, nen,
children were alao sur-
. I-rlng terribly during tnose
SVhm If ti few
long with the restVls this any fa use jjt he seHcr of merchandise.
.ior San Francisco, In the midst or ner
'anguish, to be scolded by a pcttria
president, who Is fiitt on the' groun
and who has only garbled reports to
J.'rect his over-heat d zeal?
assets of Insurance companies and
sv.'nd'ed the widows and orphans of
the workers, cornered the food supply
of the country, corrupted legislatures,
brlhed Indgcs and debauched the pub
lic life of the community what heights
of respectabe Infamy might they not
have attained to, what pinnacles of
sanctimonious srnundrellsm might
they not have reached?
"They night now have been enjoy
ing the Immunity of n Rockefeller.
Thev might repeat In the law court
the Insolence of a Rogers. They
might have treated 'public opinion'
with the contempt of a Baer or a Van-derbllt."
A Word
Warning
iSi
Mm
Pir.flniHe of flow
Don't buy substitutes for MEN
KENS IJORATED TALCUM
POWDER. "Just as good" is
only a deceit by which a dealer
tries to make money out of the
sutwriority and success of MEN-
NEN'S POWDER. There's nothing
just as good as MENNEN'S and
users of substitutes' and imitations
risk skin, complexion and comfort in
doing so.
As a protection to health use Mennen's
Powder and only Mennen's.
Have you tried MENNEN'S VIO
LET BORATED TALCUM TOILET
POWDER ? Ladies partial to violet
perfume will find Mennen's Violet
Powder fragrant with the odor of
fresh plucked Parma v lolcts.
For sale everywhere for 25 cents, or
mailed post paid on receipt of price, by
GERHARD MENNEN CO, Newark, N. J
PaclmUtof Bos
WHEN' ALL IS DOVE.
Vertlse ha
iyV lolstud
force
tvonicn and
uaye lolstudy the information con
tained In the ads. If the readers of
pie'JHfiHt Oregonlan will become ac
ojlMnte j with those whose ads appear
In the naner and will make a habit
,;n, r'i saying "l saw your an 111 me r.uai
jf. jjoregoniabi," It will confer a favor on
during tnose days, the paper ana at ine same time 11 nn
Chinese did duffer ;jlrlng results to both the buyer and
I
When all Is done, nnd my last word Is
raid.
And you who loved me murmur, "He
is dead,"
Let no one w eep, for fear that 1 should
knovf
And sorrow too that ye should sorrow
so.
When all Is done and In the oozing
clay,
Ye lay this cast-off hull of mine away.
Pray not for me. for after long de
spair,
The quiet of the grave will be a
prayer.
For I have suffered loss and grievous
pain,
The hurts of hatred and the world's
disdain.
And wounds so deep that love, well-
tried and pure,
Had not the pow'r to case them or to
cure.
THE 1)E.M I 'I HE CHIEF.
say not my day Is
I seek a dlmme
When all Is done
o'er,
And that thro' night
shore:
Pay rather that my morn ha Just be
gun
I greet the dawn nnd not the setting
sun.
When all Is done.
Paul Laurence Dunbar.
FAVOIIS EQl'AL Kl l'I'It AfiE.
Forty miles to the
l people are to vote In
So many changes have been made
In the progress oftho paving move
ment In Pendleton and the city coun
cil has taken so many starts toward
the construction. of it, tJat by thc time
paving Is i-uByT'Uisci d, a large
portion of the tjOjOOO Indebtedness
Flrel:nle78umvan of San Fran-'llmlt which hampers the city, will
. ,. r.t iha flrot men' nave DCen UlKeil up III Hie U'ivvii.i..S
i".,...' 1 i ,.i in,i oi.i bllls,.4he Tribune, the official paper
'I ... . v , v,t. the pasf thre rfiomhs.
Pacific coast, he lay helpless on his . '
Ued suffering during the awful con- . a enrllinllflkp. nre BUDD0,e
; lagaratlon. not knowing that the city-fn, .fff ltbe bVW? off ,"eopl" are 1v01,e.,,n .1"
Has being licked up by the flames. gjJ.lffihlo4ibetlfceus&'dmtI admitting the w
:! It was a strange ,rony of fate whichgralla and jew Zealand ,on A prU 18, VTav.0 alwa'
w "Wedd-iji Stationery
This Is Cupid's headquarters for
many things before an j .Afjer the nup
tlals have been celetaatn&e Engage
ment,, AnnouaoAmenrs, Wedding and
BecepMon Invltsulons, "M Home"
Cards, etc. CAIhO Engrayej Calling
Cards and BtnbsoecikUutfsgram Hta-tfonery."-We
"hive ah tensive line
of samples to select from. "GOOD
FORM" and HONEST PRICES guaranteed.
ift have your order as much In
Zi.nftdlfamct as possible to Insure "on
V u frme' delivery.
s - . f J e : - n.t, c
westward the
Juno on an
i-omen of
ballot.
.ays kept
ahead of older communities on such
subjects, and Oregon should demon
strnte In the forthcoming election that
it can be relied upon to maintain the
reputation that has been won by the
west for progressiveness on all such
JWiS- Qspgon men should admit
Vf mmiftt,t
the state to an equality
n the opportunity
polls two months
Who Gets the Most
Out of Life?
Not the wealthiest, not the most learned, nor thc idler but thc
man who has good health and works for his livini;. This truth is
trite, but not trivial.
Every man should Rtiard his health as his most valuable posses
sion.. The more so because health is easier to retain than regain.
Keep your grip on health by regular exercise, reasonable care
in catint; and requisite sleep. Take Bcecham's Pills occasionally,
to tone the stomach and keep thc liver and bowels i:i cot.-d working
order. And don't worry.
Observe these simple rules and you will agree that thc one who
gets the most from life is
The Man Who Uses
H Sold Everywhere in Boxes. 10 nd Se.
THE CONVENIENCE
of electric power Is a thoroughly es
tnbllshed fact. Aside from this, lit
absolute safety, economy of space, low-
cost of operation ,nnd
fiHEAT EI'EICIEXCy
will recommend It to all mnnufactur
crs or to any parties using power for
any purpose whatsoever.
Northwestern Gas and
Electric Co.
CORNEIt COUHT AND GARDEN ST
DON'T LOOK A GIFT IIOP.SE IN
THE .UOITII.
We don't pretend to f,lve away ou.-
elegant slock of p-to-date vehicles.
Hut we do say that we will sell you
the most stylish and well-made trap.
buggy, runabout, phaeton, surrey or
buckboard at lower prices, oual
considered, than you can buv nt any
place In Pendleton.
We sell Winona Wagons, Hacks and
Iiuggles. Kasy running and made
from bone-dry material. Guaran
teed to give sullsf.u-ti m In tills cli-mnte.
Seu us nbo t Cmolhic Knglnrs. Wj
are agents for the 7:U .mnks-.Moi s
Gasoline Engines f.ir Irrigating nnd
mining machinery. Estimates given.
011 Irrigating plants. Call ond get
our prices.
Neagle Bros.
tho II ncksnilth
Chop, Barley,
Stock Food
and
Poultry Supplies
C. F. COLESWORTHY
127 and 120 East Alta,.
wHwtticTifajelYes when the opportunity
UMrmStsenttd
fcrncefetntls doing justice to the sex
riW)frordlng such additional encour
Lgement to those who are struggling
to bring eastern states to full recogni
tion fK 4flVnT'((!iIlca Involved.
llPlxl
Byers' Best Flour
Among the contributions from As-
Is made from the choicest wheat that grcu-s, Good bread Is a
sured when 3YDR8' BEST FLOUR Is used. Bran, Shorts, Steam
Rolled Barley always on hand.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. 8. BYER8, Prorrlelor. 1
HEAVY
TRANSFERRING
TRUCKING
AND
Furniture Moving
Laatz Brothers
'liione Mnln 5.
Walters' Flouring Mills
Capacity, ISO barrels a day.
Flour exchanged for wheat '
Flour, mil Feed, Chopped Feta,
to., always n band.