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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1906)
atu rtlmmum - ' " - L i unri Mini mm m MNiMililillMlfcMI in n, . , ,Vjfc"'" ""'V- - r ,i . .. ,a-i. Ti r 'Uk "" -"- . tage rot-R. TE.V PAGES. DAILY EAST OREGON I AV. PEXntnTOX, OREGON', SATl'lthAY. 4LNE 8, 6. AS INIlEPKMiKNi M-.WSi'Al'KK. PublUbeJ every Afternoon lexeerit Sunday) at lVmlleton. Oregon, by the KAT l.!t!.ONIAN PI llLlSillSlJ CO. ... l.r.oi SI n.-CRllTlON KATK8. Ially. one year, by mall lally. six ::i -ntl n. by until I'ally, tlnee roi'tr's, by mall.... lally. one ntoutii. ty mm) WVekiy. eiie year, by mail Weekly. ix uion..a. by mall Weekly, f.ur month, by mall 50 Semi eklv. one year, by mnll Semi Week y. i.lx tnontli by mall 75 SemlVt-k;y. four mouths, by mall... .!U Member S.-;lipa-Miitne Now Association. Chli naa l'.urenn. !0t security blinding. Washington. l. C, H'.m'au, Sol Four-.1 teenth street. N. . I reason that It must be good for the right? Oregim has dented her women the right to vote for almost 50 years of state life. These women have paid taxes, reared families, supported every movement for the development of the state and have been the social equal and cheerful helpmeet to man .$5.00 o , . l.J.v In all his triumphs and u.-reals why should she lie denied the ballot 1 I; Mala 1. i won! Kntere.l at Pendleton Postottlce as second amendment class matter. I there any Rood reason why she should not vote? Will Oregon stand by the mothers or will It record Its vote with the whiskey ring, as demanded by that social monster? Place an "JC" between 302 and the Yes" on the equal suffrage NOTICE TO Al KM'ISKKS. Ci-i-y f.c B'lvertfslnc matter to appear In tr-e l:.it ttre.uonfan uiust In? In by 4:45 p. -m. of t!ie preceding day: copy for Monday's , najwr uiut be In by 4:45 p. m. the proved-' Inc .minlay. ; IT KEALLY LOOKS GOO!. .. Tonight, at the close of the cam paign In Oregon. It looks good for the forces which stand for progress and . Independence. j The cry of the "yellow-dog" poli ( ticlan has never sounded so empty and forlorn as it has in the past three months In Oregon. And this cry has been responded to less than ever be fore in the state. The people have carried on their thinking In this cam paign on a plane Immeasurably above partisanism. It looks good for the statement No. 1 boys tonight. They are with the people, have promised to do the peo ple's bidding without reservation or equivocation. They have no strings to their promises. They say they will respect the will of the people, and that counts for much In popular government.- In Umatilla county the statement No. 1 boys are Fierce and Snjllh, Lleuallen, Wade and ftnrrett. They stand pledged to the people of the county. Whatever the people do, "t these candidates will do as member Before the East Oregonian is Is-'of the legislature, in the election of a sued again, a state election will have i I'nited States senator, been held in Oregon and the people ' It looks good for Chamberlain. He will have expressed their sentiments has made an excellent governor. He on men and measures. ; has been in office but one term. Just The greatest principles at stake In : long enough to set his beneficial re this contest are contained in the ref- forms in motion. He should aul will erendum and initiative laws before be re-elected. It is a business prop the peopje and especially In two of osition. The state pays' a man be these laws are there vital principles ; cause of his fitness and not because next school year. The schools will bring poeple here who will build homes and become fixtures In the city, bringing here their Influences for good and linking the city with other places by ties of friendship and common interest. The best age is Just now. dawning In I'matllla county. The very air Is thrilling with its promise? The ap plication of Idle water to Idle Innd, the consequent settlement of the deserts and the renewed energy brought to tile country by the new blood and the extension of the rail road lines all these give hope to the county, and whatever Is felt through the nerves of the county. Is felt keen ly in the city of Pendleton. So the month of June, 1906, Is ushered In with higher hope and better prospects than over blessed the county of I'matllla before. CUT OF THE PAST. Oh. good to see Is faith In God! And better far is faith in good! The one seems but a sign, a nod. The one seems God's own flesh and blood! How many names of God are sung? But good is good in every tongue! And this the Light, the Holy Light. That leads through night and night and night; Through nights named Death that lie between The Days named Life, the ladder round Into the Infinite unseen! Joaquin Miller. PRINCIPLES AT STAKE. at issue. The amendment proposed by the liquor dealers' association to the lo cal option law passed by the people. Is especially unjust and should be de feated if the people respect their lib- of his politics. It looks good for T. G. Hailey fur supreme judge. He Is a. young man of superior attainments anvl excellent ability as a lawyer, and ha.1 made an ideal supreme judge. Why should he ertles, the public decencies or jus- ' be turned down when he Is capable tice. ! and Is now in office? Thntw is a The amendment simply nullifies j strong sentiment for a non-partisan the local option law and gives every- , judiciary, and Oregon now has an thing to' the saloon. It makes It pos- j excellent opportunity to demonstrate sible for a saloon to be labeled ' the benefit of this principle by. lcct "wholesale house" and located In the ; jng justice- Hailey. heart of the residence district, it re- j it looks good all along the line, moves the penalties for the violation There has been no mud-slinging, little of the local option law, thus creating j bitterness and less personal abus In a reign of defiant law-breaking and this campaign than for many years, immorality which would be dangerous antj the East Oregonian hopes this In the state. I splendid tendency will grow with sue- Even- man who respects liberty j ceeding elections. nd decency, who 'oves common . it Is a miserable practice. Why justice and reveres a clean govern- hould imaginary' political lines allen ment. should vote "No" on this ate friends and create bitterness? Life amendment, for It seeks to overthrow i, too short for any such practices, the will of the people as expressed In ' their local option law. , HOPE EVEKYYVirEKE. Politics does not enter into this Is-. ani1 , The prospects for crops were never SYSTEMIC CATARRH 62 LITTLE UNDERSTOOD ) Claims Many Thousands. A Tragedian's Thanks to Pe-ru-na. The following poem was written by Se'iig Jackson, the poet of "The Tombs" prison: . , Oft in the night, when the wet wind howls. Somes a wild, weird thought to me That my soul Is the soul of a Corsair King. Whose bones He under the sea. Under the sea where the weed slime drifts. In the cave where the jewels lie, Where a chantey booms through the rotting ships, . And the ghosts of the dead go by. Oft by the sea when the gray spnme flies. In my heart there's a thrill of pride. For beneath my feet Is the swaying deck. And over the waves I ride. Over the waves to a moon-kissed Isle Full guarded by palm and reef. Where the look-out halls from the' highest hill The return of the Corsair Chief. Oft In the day, when the city rings, With the clamor of angry life, Sly soul awakes to another scene. And harks to the roar of the strife: The smoke-dimmed ships and the naked men. Bespattered with powder and blood: The' ring of the cutlas. the roar of the gun. And the homing bullets' thud. Aye! oft at dusk when a night bird calls. Or a storm cbad sails the sky. An alien snul thrills through my veins. Ani the phantom strange drift by. Aye! oft at Bight when the wet wind howls, Comes a wfld. wefrd thought to me: Thut my soul is the soul of n Corsair King' Whose bones He under the sea. IT.ANTTNG TRF!E. St Anthony's Hospital In spe-sking of FVruna, Itolicrt Down lnK, the famous trwied tan, says: "You ny nolle-that person In poor health always llnd she heat most Intol erable; tM I avoid by ninp IVruoa. I know by the thermometer that the weather U fentr yet I hT fell the heat lew this summer than ever. find Perunam prerentattre mgalnst alt sudden summer ills that swoop upon one In changing climates and water. It'itlie finest travelineompunion ami Ea-'o'uanl at.iuitrH. mai.ri.U rnttrwnci-. "TTlie coolinu aetton of Porunaou the rmious membrane make It laviu! Ic to artors and1 singers, n. it does away wilh-that tendency to ndHcn hoarseness so apt to overtaiaooneon rancr-ini; from a hot drcrnug room to' a- draughty stage. " To torn tt ap Peruna has tkme mi more good than any tonic I have ever taken." "R.iart Downing. Dr. Ilartmia was the llrntiplkyfician in the Unite I States to aceirnrtrly de scribe gyito'iio catarrh. His n-medy, Peruna, tho i dy systemic catarrh rem eay yet devising h now known.aJU over the civilized iwirld. Write for 'as npy of Dr. IUrMa's latest book , or. ti.ll eti,"t'h ron ic. Caunrrh." Addres3 Ir Hjrtman, Pres!tt of Tho Hartman 5uuilariuin, Columbus, Oiiio. All eorrosionionc'u lte!d strictly c:n fiV .m.tt;. ; V I ... I , , .... riV HtJ Private rooms, elegantly furnished Finely equip- ped operating room. Also Maternity Department. Mini i Every convenient necessary for the care of the sick. Telephone Main 10.M. PESDLETON, OREGOX. Camping Outfits Parties wislilh to secure- ramplngr outfits, for tile- summer's vacation, such as TENTH CAMP STOVES COOKING UTENSILS Sliould sec my line before baying, you may get thetn here ut the minimum cost. V. Stroble (rCmtiKKt Irl', In IViitlleton.. 210 East Crt. ltiilsitl i'oraiuht "For a ruimhr f years requests' have coino- me frormn multituiio of graneful frten.fji. urging that Pe-riD-na be given slight laxative quality- I hnvo-been experimenting with a laxative addlt.ftn for quite a length ,ir time, and now fee-l gratified to a mronee to thfi' liSends of Peru-na thut I have- IncorpwateJ such a quality In the medicine which, In m opinion, can only enhance Its wH known ben oll character.. "S. B. HARTMAN, M,. I." inisir wwt rxEwr. nost favorable condl- condition Is ex- i easy sue In the least, for the strong thoughtful men of all parties are al- ( better in Umatilla county. A few dls lled against the domination of the trlcts have been slightly damaged bif , m tate politics and are deter-' dry weather, but practically all the mined to make a united stiind for the county is In defeat of the amendment by which ion. , .,.u to destroy the law stock are In excellent toe miuvii - - , passe 1 by the people. Vote "No" on an,i prices are good. Range this amendment b 'placing an "X" ; ceient and stockmen are 01 between 30 and the word "No." i street. Tbi- simple act will check the Wrk on the private irrigation pro- r-lcn of corruption In st.it" politics. jects In the county is progressing and The ..'h'T vreat prim i; 1" at ake cunDtruetlin of the government pro- ut.-n . 1....... i-n..,,oi.. U.-IM tirion be l.if ' tv s '-'' M Hi I- i -i- " ject Ol r.am ;-, nil ti'-'t 'be ,3ev" everything which Umatilla county of- thcr nvre than ne nates frs fnr fall., ana tne worm m k ,..,tfil.i:!-i mil fr this r hundreds of products which she In of e of ' lit jiioi hales on- ni Mil the il rhat.1. u.l Hie r ir-es m e.n could iurins.n, mil vnn.n ,... Wlilt dnf he plant ,whn plants i tree-? He? pianrs a friend of sun nnd sky: He plants a flag- of breezes free; The shaff of beauty Towering high; He plants a home to haven anigh For song and mother-croon of bird, In hushed and happy twiTlght heard The treble- of heaven' harmony These things' he plants who pr.tnts a tree. What (toes he plant who plants a tree? He plants cool shade and" tender rain. And seed nnd bud of days fo te. And years that fade and flush again', He plants the glory of the- plnfn: He plants the foresrs- nerirag. The harvest of the coming age; The lov that unborn eyes shall see These things- fre pla-nts who plants a tree; What ioob he plant wno pmm a m-r. He plants, ttr snp and leaves nno w-oorf in love of home ami loyany. And fir-cast fhoticht of rlvll gtinn His blesslnff on the neighborhood. Who In the hot!ow of Ms nann Holds ell the growth of all our land nation's growth from sea to sea. Stirs In his heart who plants a tree.- Richard Watson (jinier. The iintl-enllsttng campaign in- Tre lnnd Is lumumlng serious ciniseqmnces for the governim-nt'. Lorl' Twl moutH: rh secretary of tne-ndmiiai'v. hns drawn iittentlmi to tlie fact r!j;t at the present- moment' I here- are- mi ly 23 Irish oViys In trathing on the F'rner- ( hauling away uvbris from Sa aid. whi.-rl is anchiired In QUeensrown t Cisco. h.ubor.4 Three years ngiv as many as or rating at lime one meal diiilly ex elusfvely of frbltn and well mnaolcated nttts I sto be coimnended. Tbltt ter far superior t mixing the fruits" with ither ncals. .l?rsestlon. The railroad enmpanles have- made flat rate of IS cents per tun for I-Ynri- I'' Ill tile St at. the corporaliona. th sa- at present. th IN- law-breakers are flgntlng, uj. M)ff;iie auieii'imeiit. as a mea-;.i of keeping ullve their oppor-tuniti-ii for wrongdoing ! If ih'-se forces do wholesome prlncli Ideals of woman were in training. ml fiir the Inst rive I years thfr.-ivemge lias been- 16a. It '"! pointed uil that the ship itists IMion'V' yearly for innlntMmnre and thiiO un- less recriiiitnff Incnflses irr tlilnr Irish- station the ship will h live to be nuvwl ehewher.- i. a. fat moke ntrrr. Drink Pure Soda The Peinfieton Soda virks is using filtered, distilled umer from the Ice Cold Strtnige plant, In tin- making up all their drinks. The city water durlmc- the summer months is never healthy, ho. why be sick when pure soda is so cheap? Works under Hotel St. George 'Phone tile hotel and Have a case delivered: to your home. As a mnns of ' n-newlnir youth-, ntil prnmtiitiiir lonKoity. tlVe abtmdiint use of'tfnlt Is to He commenderf. The-' perfect- distilled water In- fruit, or na- tnre'(t irwn (listinntlOn. immediately ' tends fry dissolve the carcareous lining' J In the-arteries, and similar deposits throuwtt'inr t'i- tissues. Once these I salts arr- In solirrlon. thy are remov-L od frirr- tN hoify. The dally practic" Wood and Coal to Bum ani that will burn.: try a phome order and 5e con vinced that I handle the good kind only.. Dutch Henry Office, Pnidlcto-' Ice & Cold Storac Comny. 'Phone l-uUi 178. Also l Henneman's cigar slot ., op posite Great Eastern store. 'Phon main . Pendleton Soda Works .1. MAItlN, Pmprkiior. no', fear the and sacred So there Is hone everywhere. Pen dleton, the business center, feels this hope and confidence. There is a spirit of elation In the very air. Bus iness men have a feeling of perma nent security which haa never been hood, why are they so strong before, perhaps. The schools their f gbt on the defeat of of the city have Just closed after one ...., -otmigeV Is not this enough i of the most successful years in the t convince any right thinking man history of the district. This fact ad that eoual suffrage is dangerous to vertlses Pendleton schools and will wrongdoing? And if It Is dangerous bring a permanent class or people in to wrongdoing, does it ..ot stand to to the city at the beginning of the COMIXfi EVENTS. June t Oregon Pioneer Awiocla- tion meeting. Portland. June t-2 Northwest Sportsmen tournament. Walla walla July IJ-15 Fifteenth anniaar con- - . . i i , .... I ... . Vntin.7 vent'on intemaiionai i,.i,i,-t o pnnlp'u Union. Omaha. Jury 17-19 Elks' grand lodge, Den ver. 14 Something on Your Line September S-8 National IrrlguUon eomtresii, Boise City. September IS Northwest Laundry- f. men's association, Pendiewn. Pates of Wool Sale. The following; wool (ale dajtaei for Oregon have been fixed y the- Oregon Woolgrowers' association: Shanlko June 5, , 19 and zu, nu July 10 and 11. Baker City June ro, z; jt " and 19. Elgin July 11. NOT "HOMESICK.",, There Is a young FYenchmnn In the sophomore class at Harvard.' sent thither by his father at tne enrnesi Is apt to be found time and again If desire of his wife, an American wo man hv birth. The Frenchmnn was once Invited to n musical entertainment given by his clsssmntes. where there were sung. nuts Is to be commended. This la far of French songs, rendered in tho best American French. "I sav, old man," observed one of the sophomores, nftcr the entertnln- ment. "I suppose those French song" made you feel a little homesick, eh?" "No." responded the Frenchman, "only sick." 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. W'. itover your fancy In sports, let us supply the necessities to Its enjoyment. Frazier's Book Store IMERE'SMM. COMFORT !' m.. ' i r ln th Cftmforft Chairs. I nere a rrni umiiu,, . " Try them yotimell that I iH we sale. .i i, nd tou chirM-mi-no obllgtlon to buy. ,k.,m II to? reason tb chilr fails to plc.io jou .twill t.ko It back-no rbir;ei " vSu "mSyithom eomlortable th. Comlort Chair, arc until ,oo actv.ll, It In Ihem. T'T llim. i.h-a .. ( a loll niiht't .ln. in a lew m .c. ,--v-.-- - - , . , ne You ait in in. vom.or. u..... .. ... .k"-)r"-- ; - da ,lhou. .Hort stretch yoursell out. a. I Knur nflrt. ... .. i . . t o-l . '(jj.nteed mltable lor heavy or light cupant. 1 n. ir.m.wor. . ... V.,,;Cwh; .'.Thai'-.end jeu.-lh. Condor! SWING Chair or th. Comlort MORKIS. Chair, (th. Comlort Mortia Chair dots not rmnr). JESSE FAILING, Pendleton, Oregon Aisncy Comlort Chairs, mmm Manicuring ladles mill gentlemen sliouldi ntil iM'gi-t their flnax-rs. Make tin hands txnutlfnl. HAIll DP.KSSINtt kill. .M POOI N't;. CIIIUOPOUY FACIAL MASSAtil-: .lxirlal treatment rnr scnll anil fti-'. Iloth ldiillcM n ltd (.cntli inrii. OiitMldc I'll IN a SM'iialty. Miss C Hudson 'Phono Main 02. Itoom :i:!-:tl llowmim Hotel. ' DONT LOOK A GIFT IIOr.SE K Till-. S'.OUTH. We don't pretend to fclve away out elegant stock of p-to-date vehicles. But we do say that we will se',1 you the most stylish and well-made trap, buggy, runabout, phaeton, surrey or buckboard at lower prices, qua' considered, thnn you can buy at any place In Pendleton. We sell Winona Wagons, Hacks and Buggies. Easy running and made from bono-dry material. Guaran teed to give autlFfactlon In this cli mate. See us abo t Gasoline Engines. W are agents for the Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline Engines for Irrigating and mining machinery. Estimates given on Irrigating plants. Call and get our prices. Neagle Bros. the U'acksmlths V ' o
