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DAILY EAST OREGOXIAX, PENDLETOX. OREGON, SATI RDAY, MAY 26, 1008.
AN INKKl'F.XOKXT NKWSrAPHR.
Puaillsbed fTfrv aftermwi leirept Sunday)
at lVudleton, Oregon, by the
KAST ullKliOMAN riHl.lSIUNO CO.
"sriiscitirTiox hates.
.IallT, one year, by mall $3.00
IXIIy, mix months, by mall..., 8 SO
IkaJly, three months, by tuall 1.25
tally, one month, by mail 50
VAtwaly. one year, by mail 1.50
Vevklv. lx mon ..a. by mall 75
'Weekly, four months, by mall SO
-fteail-Weekly, one year, by mail 1.50
Ami Weekly, six months hy mall 75
trsul Weekly, (our months, by mall... .50
'Member Serlpps MeRne Newt Association.
Chicago Korean, 000 S-oiiritj building.
Washing-ton. 1. C, ltureau. 501 Four
teenth street, N. W.
fttepbon Mala 1.
Kotered at Pendleton roatofflce as aecond
class matter,
NOTICE TOAPVEKrlSKKs!
Copy for advertising matter to appear In
the Kast Oretronlan must be in by 4 :4. p.
an. of tlie precedlnjt day : copy for Monday's
paper must be In by 4 :45 p. m. the preced
ing Saturday.
In summer we growl at the sun-
shine,
In winter we growl at the
snow;
Winter or May,
It's forever that way
Growlin' forever we go!
Though the world keep a-rollin'
to glory,
An' rivers In melody flow',
With gain, or with loss
With a smile or a cross,
Growlin' forever we go!
Atlanta Constitution.
IX LIXE FOR DEADLOCK.
If the candidates for the legislature
who are not pledged to statement No.
1 for the election of the ' people's
choice for United States senator, are
elected, a senatorial deadlock at the
next session of the legislature is as--aured.
These candidates reserve the right
lo oppose the will of the people In
the legislature, yet they ask the peo
ple' support in the state election.
'Thejr are fully Informed as to the
cost and Iljgraee of senatorial dead
locks, yet they go before the people
with the avowed purpose of holding
op the legislature if matters do not
go to suit their personal views and
.the view.; of the machine.
t :1iiu 1e one of the most vital issues
wWch ever came before the people.
It Is not a matter of politics. The
East Orejunlan would oppose a dem
ocrat who refused to sign that state
ment as readily and as emphatically
as It would oppose a republican. It
la a gTeat, living, vital principle which
is at stake and it believes . that the
people's will should be supreme over
any candidate or political party.
'i because of the bitter opposition to
Jonarin Bourne In his own party,
Jhe senrfiJrial deadlock Is made doub
ly sure if Bourne should be elected
ty Ahe people. His own party bosses
revolt t his candidacy and those can-!
.tUdates for the legislature who have
not signed statement No. 1 will open
Jy iHiui In the legislature, and
""Ihey will not support a democratic
candidate for the United states senate,
ao their refusal to sign statement No.
l makes a senatorial deadlock cer
ttain, unless the people elect candi
dates pledged to this statement.
THE UMATILLA PICNICS.
This Is a year of great picnics irt
Umatilla county. The spirit of the
picnic Is working overtime, but It l
nlolng v. onders for the people. It Is
making near neighbors acquainted,
and is forming friendships which will
last as long as life lasts.
Beginning with the Eagles' picnic
at Erhn on May 1. there has been
one iom;a;it succession of gatherings
at different parts of the county, and
some of the best are to come yet.
The Scots at Athena are closing a
dellghtfulplcnlc today, the Develop
ment league will celebrate with Mil
ton next Tuesday in a general people's
rally and strawberry festival, the
Umatilla County Pioneers' association
will hold one of its usual splendid re
unions at Weston on May 31 and June
1 and '1. and be-ide these choice at
tractions ore the Decoration Day and
Fourth of July celebrations to be he'd
In Pendleton.
With the campaign rallies through
unit the county and the church confer
ences and conventions. It may be said
that this Is the banner picnic year In
Umatilla county.
NAME THE SCHOOLS.
Pendleton's elegant new school
buildings have been thoroughly
equipped with light, heat, ventilation,
sanitary appliances, school appara
tus and all the necessary working
tools for teaching.
Now let us name them.
Two Pendleton school buildings now
have names which will cling to them,
the Eugene Field school on Aita
street, and the high school building.
But there are three nameless build-
I Ings which should be christened, and
j christened In form, with appropriate
exercises and dedicatory services,
I either now at the close of the school
year, or at the beginning of the next
year.
The East Oregonlan suggests the
following names from which the pu
pils of' the public schools of Pendle
ton should choose names for the east
end. west end and north side school
buildings, by a popuiar vote:
Hawthorne.
"Longfellow.
Lowell.
Whlttler.
Edwin Markham,
Riley.
Joaquin Miller.
Sam Simpson.
Holmes.
Emerson.
Burroughs.
Poe.
JUST A WHISKEY JOKE.
The Oregon Liquor Dealers' asso
elation is sending out an antl-prohl
bltlon pamphlet purporting to be
edited by a minister.
This Is a really humorous whiskey
joke. Everybody should laugh.
In every line of the four pages is a
rank Insult to decency and good
morals, a challenge to sane thinking
and a protest against law enforce
ment. How many licensed or unll
censed preachers are preaching such
doctrine? How many men not
preachers, are preaching It? And
who are those who are preaching It?
A "counting of noses" ur those who
are making a public fight for the
liquor Interest will convince any
thinking man that It has no footing
In decency nor Justice.
The time Is coming In this country
when self-respecting men will slide
out of the business for very shame.
It will be a reproach for men to build
houses and equip them for immoral
purposes, in the golden age of law
enforcement which Is now dawning in
this state and nation.
Every man who loves and respects
his home and family should vote
against the amendment to the local
option law now before the people.
Oregon teachers will receive uni
formly higher salaries next year, and
Oregon school districts will have In
creased funds with which to pay this
long-deferred advance in salaries. A
large part of the credit for this happy
condition in the state Is due the
Umatilla county delegation in the last
session of the legislature which passed
the Pierce school law, giving each
district $6 per capita. Senators Pierce
and Smith of this county, who are
candidates for re-election made an es
pecially hard fight for this law In the
state senate. To their able services
was the final passage of the law large
ly due. Oregon feels the beneficial
results of the Pierce law.
justice Halley, of the Oregon su
preme court, was born and raised In
eastern Oregon, Is familiar with the
conditions and especially with matters
of irrigation, mining, Btock-ralslng
and farming, and the law pertalnlpg
to these Industries, and should be re
elected to the supreme court, where
important litigation affecting eastern
Oregon- and her interests Is deter
mined.
How can a newspaper advocate
honesty and economy In public af
farls when It sets an example of dis
honesty and grafting by absolutely
refusing to pay Its taxes year after
year?
A company with a capital of 10,
000 will at once begin the manufac
ture at Harrington, Wash., of a
"hitch" or equalizer, a device for reg
ulating the draft on all kinds of farm
machinery and vehicles. William J.
and Robert Green are the Inventors.
Something on
Your Line
Is apt to be found time and again If
we have provided the line, hook, sink
er, rod and all else necessary for
spring and summer fishing. We have
appliances for every sport you can
think of as good as any made better
than most. V". itevor your fancy In
sports, let us supply the necessities to
Its enjoyment.
Frazier's Book Store
THE DESERT.
Silent and stern and lonely
The empty desert lies
Bitterness In Its pulseless heart,
Blindness In Its eyes!
Hot through its ghastly stretches
Wanders the drifting sand
It yearns for tho flowing river
(Ah. If it could understand!)
The fire of a lover Is In Its soul.
Deep and tragic and strong
And deep In Its breast Is stirring
Motherhood's mystic song!
And then from Its mountain fastness
Wanders a murmuring stream, 1
Over the drear waste spreading
Splendor of Spring's first dream!
A bride Is the burning desert,
Rugged and strong and fair
A bride of the royal river
Coming her throne to share!
No longer her hands are empty,
No longer her eyes are blind,
Life leaps out from her bosom.
Valiant and unconflned!
The call of It wakes her spirit,
The thrill of Its stirs her heart
The desert is filled with living things
The desert has done its part!
Bert Huffman, Pendleton, Or.
PARADISE.
There is a city, bullded by no hand,
And unapproachable by sea or
shore,
And unassailable by any band
Of storming soldiery forevermore,
There we no longer shall divide our
time
By acts or pleasures doing petty
things
Of work or warfare, merchandise or
rhyme;
But we shaTl sit beside the silver
springs
That flow from God's own footstool,
and behold
Sages and martyrs and those bless
ed few
Who loved us once and were beloved
of old,
To dwell with them and walk with
them anew,
In alternations of sublime repose.
Musical motion, the perpetual play
Of every faculty that heaven bestows
Through the bright, busy and eter
nal day.
T. W. Parsons In Denver Post.
SPAIN'S JUNE WEDDING.
Alfonso's wedding gift to Princess
Ena will consist of Jewels ralued at
$300,000. They will comprise a golden
crown studded with diamond a dlu
mond diadem, a diamond necklace, u
pearl necklace, a golden bracelet
studded with diamonds, brooches, and
earrings.
The wedding will take place in Ma
drid, June 2. The marriage cere
mony will be performed by Cardinal
Sancha, assisted by a lot of arch
bishops, bishops and minor churdv
prelates. At the moment when the
couple are made one for life, Alfonso,
In accordance with a ntreer Spanish
custom, will hand to his bride 13 gold
coins, which are supposed to sym
bolize In some way Chrlsf and his 12
apostles. He will accompany the act
by the words: "Wife, take fhfs 'aras,'
which I offer you as a pledge- of mar
riage." According to some antiquarians, the
presentation of "ants," far from pos
sessing any religious significance. Is
really a survival of an old hwithen
custom when brides were bought on
the C. O. D. system.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
the royal eoupte will drive to the pal
ace In a wonderful ebony and pearl
coach, and the procession that will
trail after them will he the most gor
geous ever witnessed In Spain in mod
ern times.
COMING EVENTS.
May 25-2-t Caledonian picnic at
Athena.
May 24-27 The Dalles and Colum
bia river Epworth League conven
tion. Walla Walla.
May 31, June 2 Umatilla Pioneers'
reunion, Weston.
June 14 Oregon Pioneer Associa
tion meeting, Portland.
June 20-24 Northwest Sportsmen's
tournament. Walla walla.
July 12-13 Fifteenth annual con
vention International Baptist Young
People's Union, Omaha.
July 17-19 Elks' grand lodge. Den
ver.
September S-8 National Irrigation
congress, Boise City.
September 18 Northwest Laundry-
men's association, Pendleton.
Dates of Wool Sales.
The following wool sale dates for
Oregon have been fixed by the Oregon
Woolgrowers' association:
Shanlko June 6, 6, 19 and 20, and
July 10 and 11.
Baker City June 25, 26; July 12
and 13.
Elgin July 18.
ROCKEFELLER'S AFFLICTIONS.
John D. Rockefeller, unless his
present program Is changed, will sail
for Europe May 31. It will De nta
first trip abroad. The Standard Oil
king will be accompanied by his wife,
his daughter, Mrs. E. Parmaleo Pren
tice and Mrs. Rockefeller's sister.
Miss Lucy Spelman. It Is known that
Mr. Rockefeller's daughter. Mrs.
Charles A. Strong, who for the last
two years has been in Cannes, France,
is not recovering from her mental
affliction. William O. Rockefeller,
who Is in Paris, Is also reported to be
111.
Ed Bynum, alias Thomas Best,
alias Albert Butler, has surrendered
to the authorities at Yakima, declar
ing that he Is a sexual degenerate.
mnhin to refrain from " crime, and
asking to bo delivered to Texas au
iv.f,rliin that he mav be sent to
tirlnon. where he will have no oppor
tunltv to break laws. He claims to
y
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MISS.
MILDRED
, KELLER.
RESTORED TO HEALTH.
THAMKS TO PE-RU-NA
Friends Were Alarmed
Advised Change of Climate.
Miss Mildred Roller, 718 13th street,
N. W,, Washington, D.C, writes:
"I can safely recommend Penrtia for
catarrh. I hod It for years and it would
respond to no kind of treatment, or If It
did it wag only temporary, and on the
lightest provocation the trouble would
come back.
" was la such a state that my
Mends were alarmed about me, and I
was advised to leave this climate.
Then I tried Peruna, and to my great
oy found It helped me from the first
dose I took, and a few bottles cured
me.
"It built up my constitution, I re
trained my appetite, and I feel that I
am perfectly well and strong. "-Mildred
Keller.
We have on Ql many thonsand tesH'
monials like tho above. We can prive
anrre.-dorsonly a sMirht cllmpso of the
vast array of unsolicited -jtidorAemcute
Dr. Hartman Is rociv,
ItevlMxI Formula Tor a number
of years requests have come to me
from a multitude of Rftvte-ful friends,
urging that Pe-ru-na be- given a slight
laxative quality. I have been experi
menting with a' laxative addition for
fUlte a length of time, afftf now feel
gratified to announce to th friends of
Pe-ru-na that I have Incorporated
ench a quality In the medicine- which,
in my opinion, can only enhance Its
well known beneficial character.
"S. B. HARTMAN, ST. D."
Dining Room Fixtures
For YOUR Home
Six complete homes furnlshej
some.
I don't want to Ueep my line of
need It In your home and I need the room.
To accomplish this I put the price as low as possible and handle
only first-class Furniture the kind you like In your home.
Dining room Tables, quarter-sawed oak and weathered onk, 2.
tw $3S. Sideboards and Combination Sideboards, both quarter-sawed
goiden oak and weathered oak, I0 and up.
China Closets and Huffets, both qunrter-sawed golden oak and
weathered oak, many styles, $18 up to $80.
Dining room Chairs, all styles and finishes to stilt you. Si.SO to .V
Refrigerators, new and second-hand, any mnke you wish, $10 to
' $25.
Let me show you and figure on things for yotrr home.
i
Lewis
The House Furnisher
35
MERE'S EMM. COM FORT'
There's ml Comlort in the Corolnrt Chairs.
Try Ihcm Toornell that's all we ak.
Let us end you a chair for trial n obligation to oj.
II lor any reason the chair fails to please you we will take II back-no charges
no questions asked. ...... , . ...
You cannot tnnv hiw coralortable tho Comlort Chain are until you actualij
it In them. Try them.
In a ii-w oiinntr you will feel as refreshed as alter a lull nights sleep.
You ll in the Comlort Chair as in any other Chair, and II you wih to recline
stretch yuursuli out aa lor as you Ilka. The Chair mtotl at you do without erJurt
fiuarimerd uitnble lor heavy or
seat and hack are made ol canvas..
luiit say which one we shall send
Comlort MOKKIS Chair, (the Ccnstort
JESSE FAILING,
Aaeocy Comfort Chairs.
I pMTBB
iFIR.Ee!
YOUR WASHDAY
We'll laundry your
clothes better, quicker,
cheaper than you can
have them done at nome.
Pendleton Power Laundry
FISI1MAX & PINTERS.
Tho e Main . ?C.
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THE POPtl..:i TLACF 7C
EAT IS
The French
Restaurant
Everything nerved first-claaa.
Ilest regular mnals In Pendle
ton tor S5 aenta.
6HORT ORDERS
A SPECIALTY.
Polydore Moens, Prop.
Only The Best
MEAT
:AND
LARD
Angustavo Central Market
Phone Main 33
10S East Alta Street
Walters' Flouring Mills
Capacity, 160 barrel a day.
Flour exchanged for wheat.
Flour, BltU Feed, Cboppod Fnt
tr... always on hand.
In the last week-
-that's going
Furniture simply for dls
play, as ynu
Hunter
Near St. George Hotel 1
light occupant. The Iramework is steel,
-,.M,- ,
you, the Comlort SWING Chair
Morris Chair doei not ruing).
Pendleton, Oregon
The
Knowledge and Skill
Are both brought Into uso In ar.y
Electrical work we may bo favored
with.
DRAIN' AND JU'SCLE
work together for the benefit of our
customers. We charge enough for
good work and no more. Cet our
prices on ull mutters Klecrical.
J. L. VAUCHAN
ELKd'RICIAX.
122 WEST COl RT STREET.
'Phone Main 19.
Wood
and Coal
Lo
Bum
and that will burn; try a
phone order and be con
vinced that 1 handle the
good kind only.
Dutch Henry
Office, Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage
Company. 'Phone I-uiu 178.
Also at Henneman's cigar stor-, op
posite Great Eastern atore. 'Phon?
main 4. ,
CHIROPODY
Corns removed without pain.
Also
Manicuring,
ShuniMMlng,
Hair Dressing.
Facial Mhhnik.
Electrical treatment for Scalp
and Face
Both Ladles ami Oenllemen.
Oimldo Colli- a Spovlulty.
Miss G. Hudson
'Phono Main 2.
Room- .1:1-31 Bowman Hotel.
The Alaska
Refrigerator
Do not experiment with refrigera
tors, but gi t one that haw an estab
lished reputation for ecinrjimiy In the
use of Ice.
They cost no more than tho cheap
makes on the market, but will save
you money on the Ice bin.
Sold only by
V. Stroble
210 F.nst Court.
DON-l' LOOK A GIFT IIOPSE IN
Tin: s outh.
We don't pretend to sjve away out
elegant stock of r,.to..in, ...ki.i..
But we do say that we will se'.l you
the most stylish and well-made trap,
buggy, runabout, phaeton, surrey or
buckboard at lower prices, qua'
considered, than you can buy at any
.place In Pendleton.
We sell Winona Wagons, Hacks and
Buggies. Easy running and made'
from bone-dry materlnl. Guaran
teed to give satisfaction in this cli
mate. See us abo t Oasollne Engines. W
are agents for the Fairbanks-Morse
Gasoline Engines for Irrigating and
mining machinery. Estimates given
on Irrigating plants, Call and1 get
our prices.
NeagleBrds.
the B'nckamltha " '
have been convicted at Dalhart, Tex
as, two vears ego and to have es
ic-Vf
caped.
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