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DAILt EAST OKEGONIAN, PENDLfcTON, 0REOO5. MONDAY, Jt'Mj 3, (ttoii.
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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
AN lNHKrK.NIiK.NT NKW8PAPRR.
rob ih.-d I'llt, WffUj n.1 8Bil Wekly,
t Pendleton. Oregon, by the
CA8T OltKtJONIAN ITUL18HINU CO.
SrnsCKIlTIOM hATES :
Piilr. out jir. ly mill $5.00
rmily. tit tuonthi. hjr mall 2.H0
lilly. Hire tnotitb. by mall 1.23
ltly. un month, hy mill 50
Itellr, on year, bj- carrier T.60
.lit, n month, by carrier 8.T5
ln.T. three oiontha. by carrier l.ts
I'aiit. ine month, by carrier V
.vk! one jar, by' mall !
Weekly, all mootha, by mall To
Weeklj four moat ha, by mall 60
Keml Weekly, one ywir, bj mall 1.50
Henil Weekly, all montha. by mall... .75
Kemi Weekl) (our mootha, by mall.. .SO
The Dally Fait Oregonlan la kept on aala
at the Oreoo New Co., 147 8th street,
rortiand. Oregon.
Thlcaa-o Itureau, P08 Security bolldlng.
aablngtou, I). C, It urea a. 501 Foot-
iwnm street, ?i. W.
Member United Treat Aaaoclatlo.
Telephone
Mala 1
Entered at ths postofflee at Pendleton,
iwnuu-cia man matter.
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.UNION.t,rLABE
We may live without
poetry.
music and art;
We may live without conscience
and live without heart;
We may live without friends;
we may live without
books.
But civilized man cannot live
without cooks:
lie may live without books
what U knowledge but
grieving-?
He may live without hope
what is hope but deceiv
ing? He may live without love
what is passion but pin
ing? But where is the man that can
live without dining?
wen Meredith in "LucHe."
A "TUMFTY" CHURCH.
y' Charles Edward Russell, the talent
ed author and magazine writer, has
an article on Trinity Church, New
York, and Its industrial features in
Everybody's magazine for July. This
article reveals a most astonishing
"thrift" on the part of Trinity and also
uncover? some very unsavory facts as
K iLs industrtal methods and practi
ces. Mr. Russell says: '
Trinity church is the holder of one
of the greatest estates in New York or
in the country- It owns In the city
property worth, according to different
estimators., from t39.0o0.000 to $100,
000.000, from which it draws an enor
mous revenue, the amount of which U
never ma !e public.
For many years no investigator has
been able to obtain any more deffi
rite kn -. i- V of these matters than
than th. is the wealth of .Trinity
which he h-i l.- f r good purposes.
H nv conif it that on the east side
oi New York have been built In re
rvi.t v-j1j I't'ljht, clean, fire-proof,
an! sar.',:..!-y V is. in such numbers
that ruin r-zbr:. have been trans
forn:e ! by tr.ein. and life for those
that " ;:. th.-m has been changed
frorii jifv.-t mi-eiy t- something al-tn..-:
suzs-;:ve dency, while
Tri:."y h i- -J -.r. r.":hi:. of the kind?
H '.v i. ,:w: it that the Astor estate,
da.':, r .. hu..lri of t .nc-.v.jr.t.?. h-.s
pur-'.i-'1 ! f.T yeir one settled policy
of I:i;pr"V ni'-nt f r th- benefit of the
tf.ar.t-.
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The
c),r:-:-
p;: .:. :
ex.- u--:'
th t :h
world :
c .ei'talr.
nd
Trinity tenants have
r - th --n-. :v.'- ?
A
-.ji e-'Ute maintains no
; it h.n u j missions, no hos
. i bf-i-, and no .Sunday school
::: yet. I am perfectly certain
bible.-,- f,f a'.uai good In the
In its favor; I am perfectly
that t obliterate one court
lha! iitee.l tuberculosis Is better than
t.. sr.en.j $70,000 a year on organ. mu
rfie, ar. l thai to provide a tenement
with i. e-" : .. b-tter than to
jire.i-a a serm'ci of remote and gen
tee: th-ology.
The iiidi.a? -men; of the Astor tenement.-,
indicates what even a small
measure of civilization can do In the
mi l-i barbarous conditions; the
management of Trinity tenements
shows what callous neglect can do to
further an i aggravate barbarous con
ditions. To be sure, all tenement houses are
bad, I know that; all tenement houses
are terrific Indictments of the condi
tions of grab and gain and splendor
and shame that we tolerate.
And if the tenement, speaking gen
erally, works ill, Trinity's tenements
must be a matter of grave concern
to us all. Trinity's tenements must
work more than common 111. for they
are the worst tenements In New York.
OOPPF.K'S PLACE IX THE WOULD.
Neither wheat nor corn, the two
greatest cereal crops, have been sub
Jcted to the same commercial piracy
that has marked the marketing of
Lhe world' output of copper.
Gambling- in both wheat and corn
has been fierce and furious, but the
gamblers have never been able to
hammer down the prices so effectu
ally as to iictually reduce the produc
tion of wheat or corn, it has always
been .profitable to grow wheat an I
com, while It has not been profitable
to mine copper during the past year
and a half.
Although the demand for It has in
creased with the extension of elec
tricity, yet the gamblers who control
i lie copper market have simply held
down the price and prostituted the
commodity until the production has
fallen off.
Copper has a legitimate place in the
Industrial life of the world. The u.-e
in' this metal is increasing rapidly and
there is no excuse for a restricted
production, but nevertheless the gam
bler has hammered it down, in price
and production until It Is "on the
bum." in the common parlance of the
street.
During the month of May there was
ai. Increase of about 3,500,000 pounds
of copper output as compared with
April, but production was still about
S. 000, 000 pounds under May of last
ear and U.it0,000 pounds under
UH6, due largely to the continued
shut down of the Cananea properties.
The Boston News Rureau figures
the production of copper in the
I'nlted States, Mexico and Canada,
ior May, at 90,300,000 pounds last
ytar and 103.S00.0OO pounds two years
;.go.
The total production for the first
five months of this fiscal year is esti
mated as follows: 1S0S, 3SS.503.539.;
1S0T, 467,776.233; 1906. 4S4.S2S.SS1
pounds.
For the first five months of this
year the production of copper is near
ly SO, 000, 000 pounds behind last year.
There Is now practically no restric
tion of copper ourput In Arizona, and
the properties there are prepared to
add several million pounds of copper
per ni'.nth to the country's output
when conditions Improve.
1U"UII.IU OX HEALTH LAWS.
Elbert Hubbard says some excellent
things, occasionally and In his hay
stack of words It is often possible to
find a needle of good sense and good.
advice. In a recent article on health,
a homely yet vital subject, he gives
to the world some wholesome advice,
advice which would save peopl mil
lions In doctor's bills, if followed
closely and practiced with a will.
He says on the subject of health:
The laws of health are very simple,
and for the most part are understood
by all people of average intelligence.
One reason why we do not all have
good health is not because we are ig
rormt. but because Inertia has us by
the foot. The trouble is In our heads
we lack will.
The secret of Muldoon's success lies
1:: that one thing he supplies the will,
r a consideration, which his clients
lack. God knows, he earns his money,
i'oi he has to bump up, catch-as -catch-
can, against a lot of Inert grumplness,
and put it three points down.
If a high degree of health were the
instead of the exception, we
would cease to talk about it. We dis
cuss health, because pallor .languor,
and breaths that almost derail trolley
r ars, ride Godivan-like, adown the
times, and put us on the binkereens.
i In one respect at least we have made
head. , It is no longer necessary to or
der people to keep personally clean
humanity's hide is now daily .soaped
oike..i and scrubbed. Whereas, In
the days of Good Queen Bess, who
they say was not so very good, the
courtier who took a bath In his alto
gether between November and May
was unknown.
Even 50 years- ago, the man who
ordered a bath at a tavern was re
garded a3 reckless of both health and
money. It was an event! The water
had to be heated In the kitchen and
carried in buckets to his room, and a
porter stood by to see that the carpet
and piaster did not suffer.
The danger of catching cold through
bathing, excepting In hot weather, was
considered very great. Scientific
riumblng Is less than 40 years old.
The famous Fifth Avenue hotel did
l.ot have a single room with bath at
tached when It was built. Now every
body bathes, and we have ceased to
talk about it.
Will the time come when we. will
cease to advocate out-door exercise,
deep breathing and kind thoughts?
I hope so.
f.OYEKNOK HUGHES' VICTORY.
The passage of the law Tn New York
against race track gambling Is a big
personal victory for Governor Hughes.
The Interests opposing the. measure
were powerful. Investment worth
millions of dollars were at stake and
the men controlling them were experts
In the devices of manipulating politi
cal machines. All the customary evi
dences of trickery were apparent In
the first fight for the bill, a fight
which the race track men won.
The governor's call for an extra ses
sion showed his courage and his fore-
tiKht. He believed he could appeal
Mice ssfully to the people to back hi in
ail 1 Ciley did.
I y centering attention on this one
measure he arounod a public senti
ment that forced the legislature to
come to his tornw. it was a fine ex
hibition of nerve and It demonstrated
ahaln what so many men In politics
forset. that the peopl Uke a fighter.
Among all the excellent sites offer
ed for the l'eudleton federal building
It should be possible ti tcure one
good location in the central part of
the city. The postofflce should not be
placed at either extreme edge of the
tmsftiess section, as this location will
be permanent and final and mi Injus
tice should be done to any part of the
city.
Vlon one 'reliable farmer say that
he wllf thresh 45 bushels of wheat
and another farmer owning the' next
field says he Is going to harvest but
IS bushels, owing to the dry seanon,
how ars the poor newspapers and
statisticians grtng to know whuc to
say about the wheat crop"? The laird
enly knows what the yield will bo; Che
newspapers dont know.
Next year PeaJIeton will ship Port
land several carloads of roses to sup
ply the d.'flelpnry In the rose s-huw.
Pendleton can grow them and she can
give them' away, too. Soil, cllmiue
i and chari'y are? three leading charac
teristics of drusilta county.
SAYS MARRLtCE INSURES LTFE.
A Gorman svhoinr named Lange.
who has given much attention to the
question wnerner married men or
bachelors llvt- the longer, records his
emphatic verdict In favor of the mar
ried men. H has studied the sick
fund and Insurance statistic of Eu
rope and America, and this Is hi si)
emn conclusion:
Not only do married men live long
er, but they are more Immune a re
gards sickness. Lange has a pile of
statistics from places whr various
epitivmlps) have prevailed, the range
covering Hamburg, Liverpool, Chl
ciitfo. Home, and In every case, wheth
er the disease has been cholera, ty
phus, smallpox or ntousleo, the
bachelors have caught the disease
first, have succumbed first. and
shown by far the highest rate of mor
tality. It Is when they become some
what aged that bachelors show the
greatest tendency to illness.
It speaks volumes for their elflsh
and one-sided way of life that 'he dis
eases to which they are most pror e
are diseases of the orgtns and diges
tion. From diseases of the throa: they
are peculiarly free, whatever this maj;
signify.
Their hearts, such as they have.
are in a bad way. Professo- Lange
says diseases of the hnrt in huche
lors are more numerous aivl lahe far
more dangerous form" (ban among
marled men. AYhat dos this signify?
Does it mean that the linirts of the
selfish ones "grow bad'' from want
of movement and the practice of Me
and charity? Lange do.s no' say.
Another point: Madness and lu
nacy In all their terrible shapes are
more frequent among bachelors. Any
psychlatrlsf In good practlee will con
firm this. There are wards In public
asvlums where among certain kinds
of lunacy quite 80 per cent are bache
lors, and the strange thing Is that
they are mostly incurahle cases.
The moral Is obvious.
CAR TRAVELS 100,(100 MILES,
One hundred thousand miles in
Fierce Great Arrow Is a record for
four years made by a car which Is
populnly known In Louisville, Ky.,
as the "Retsy Pierce," and which has
been placed on exhibition on the
streets of Louisville by John Mason
Strauss, who Is compelled again and
again to give the history of the won
derful car. Mr. Strauss uses the
"Betsy" to prove to the public at
large that the life of a car Is not one
or two years, but a great many years
and he demonstrates to the satisfac
tion of every one that the "Retsy,"
In spite of Its 100,000 miles, Is still
In good shape and ready to go yet
another four years and another 100,
000 miles ns well. Exchange.
The average price of bituminous
coal at the mines In 1907 was $1.14,
against $1.11 In 1906 and $1.06 In
1905. The average price In 1907 was
higher than that In any other recent
year except l')3, wnen prices were
abnormaly high because of the fam
ine produced by the great anthracite
strike In 1902.
For the third time a Jury has been
unable to agree on a verdict In the
ense of Charles W. Walton, accused of
holding up a Portland street car and
attempting to murder the conductor.
He will be tried again.
TEA
Good tea, close price.
There is no other way to
build a good business or
keep a pood business.
Your ifrr-er rrsirns tour miner il rou don'
Ut Skbiliinag !Lii " on ....J.
FOR RENT NINE-ROUM BRICK
house, electric lights, hot water and
good range. Three blocks from Main
street. Apply 408 East Bluff or at J.
M. Centley's office on Court street.
PETER WEST, DIVORCE LAWYER,
tffflce 608 Garden street.
FOR SALE 100 TONS OF WHEAT
hay or alfalfa or both. Apply at
Ladow ranch, six miles south of Pendleton.
MIEUMATISM
BODY BACKED WITH PAIN
K-. other iHAette? fausos such wiJe
ft a nerve racking: torture, and so thoroughly does it dominate the ystem,
when it becomes entrenched in the blood, that its victims are usually coin
pk to slaves to pain. Rheumatism is .due to an excess- of uric acid la the
blood brought on by stomach troubles, weak kidneys, indigestion, and a
sluggish eoudition of the system. The natural refuse of the body, Instead
of passing oil through" the ordinary channels of waste, la left to sour and
ferment in the system Because of these irregularities, forming tine acid
which is absorbed "into th blood, and Rheumatism gets a foothold. As the
blood circulates through! the body it deposits the acrid;. Irritating sub
stances witb which it is saturated, into the different inusclesv nerves, tissues
and bones. Sharp, bitinjr pains commence, the flesh beosmes feverish,
swollen und tender, the muscles and joints throb and Jerky and the body
is literally racked with pain. Plasters, blisters,, liniments, etc., can never
cure the disease ;; they relieve the pain, per
9 kZLC1
PURELY VEGETABLE
r
sciF.xcir Axn war.
Science will mrer make wars im-
pwsible, because- science can nerer
limit the Ingenuity and knowledge; of
nsen to a single channel. The defen
sive will ever ketp pace with the of
fensive, and iestructiveness wlii
sooner or later carry its own onti
dte. When men s, hearts are cleansed
and purified, when peac-j becomes
the Ideal of heroism and courage, then
and then only rill wars cease upon
the earth. And the same human in
fluences can be depended upon, la all
probability, to prove the falsity of
the dismal predictions of the fatal
trend of commercial prvtgress. Phil
adelphia Ledgtr.
Cuba Xmt Be Ready.
New York Tribune: The United
tism permanently. S. S. 9. is the greatest of all blood punners, just wnai
is needed in evry case of Rheumatism. Book on Rheumatism and any
medical advice free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA-
ordeal with safety. No woman who uses ttfcthsr Friend neccj
fear the suffering incident to birth; for it roV.thc ordeal of its drea
and insures safety to life of mother and hilJk kavir.g her in a
coniition more favorable to speedy recovery. The child is also.
heathy, sixong aad good! TJ7i
nstured. it
Oor book. " Motfaetkood." wl&
lent free hj writing t
BMOrtUD R9ViA10tt90.
What Makes a Bank Strong ?
The Pendleton Savings Bank
Capital and Surplus $250,000.00
STOCK HOLDERS,
V. J. Furnish
R. T. Cox
Joseph Basler
E. Horttoher
L. Dusenberry
E. W. McComas
A. C. Koeppen
J. N. Teal
Frank S. Curi
T. J. Morris
-"'iert Boylen
A. Devlin
J. W. Maloney
A. K. Lambert
J. II. Ualey
R. Alexander
T. G. Montgomeryt
Garden Hose and Refrigerators
Are something that everybody needs now that dry and warm weather
Is coming on and It behooves everybody to got the best for their
money. If that's what you're looking for, call around and examine
my line of refrigerators and tarden hose.
V. STROBLE
219 Jt Court KmwtT hone Black 5111
Byers' Best Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat thtat grows. Good bread la aaenr
ed when BYERS' BEST FLOUR Is nued. Bran, Rhortt, Steam Rolled
Hurley always on band.
PENDLETON ROLLER WILLS
W. 8. BYERS, Proprietor.
DON'T
The Big t7ind-up SaBe
AT
THE FAIR STORE
It Means Money to You
- soread sulTerinjf as Rheumatism. II
haps, temporarily, but do not reacn me
trouble, which is in the blood. 3. S. S. Is the
proper treatment for Rheumatism. It goes
down and attacks the disease at its head, and
by driving out the poison and acrid fluids
which are causing the pain, and strengthen
inc and enrichinir the blood, cures Rheuma-
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States can not be expected to remain
In Cuba Indefinitely. If It under
obligations to organize Cuba Jor
good self-government. Cuba. Is under
at least us strong an obligation to fa
cilitate and expedite that' organiza
tion ns much as possible. We are In
clined to think that the ordering: Of
these elections fs the best possible
way of moving Cuba to fulfill Chat
obligation. There have" been tliose
In that Island who have desired Am
erican occupation to endure a long
us possible, and who, therefore,, have
actually discouraged and dulnyed
preparations for renewed nutonomy.
It Is well that they should be remind
ed Unit such tactics will not perman
ently work. The pre-verblal postpone
ment, until "manana,"' can not be In
defraltely repeated i In doitllng with
the- United States..
And man; iiter painful
ailments Cymi which, most
mothers s wJliv can- be avoid
ed by usii Mother's Friend.
This reivqdyis. tGoii-send to
expectant, mothers carrying
them tSlroiiijU the critical
In Judging bank, always remember that It Is the
personnel of the st.ickholde.-i, V rectors and offi
cers that are iehlnd the Instltut' in which give con
fldence to th depositor that his funds are safe.
Is essentially a "Home" Institution. Its stockhold
ers are well known Umatilla county and Oregon
citizens. Its constant growth Is the result of care
ful and conservative management, with the mot
liberal treatment for all deserving enterprise.
Mnntle H. Gwlnn
F. W. Vincent
E. L. Smith
C. E. Roosevelt
R. N. Stan fie Id
Clementine F. Lewis
Marlon Jack
Al Tage
Estate of D. P. Thompson
FORGET
Hotel St. George
GBORGK DARVEAU. Frupr'ou.r
rapt
mm i
European plan. Everything first-
class. All modern conveniences. Steam
heat throughout. Rooms en suit
with bathi Lara;, new sample room.
Th Hotel St. George la pronounced
ne of th most up-to-date hotel of
the northwest. Telephone and fir
alarm connection to office, and hat
and cold running water in all rooms.
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT I
CONNTCCTIP' WITH HOTEL.
ROOMS: $1.00 and $1.5o
nioek niHt Half from Depot.
8ea the big electric sign.
Golden Rule Hotel
Corner Court and Johnson Streets,
Pendleton. Oregon. w
J. POPEJOY, Proprietor
Mil
Heated by Steam
Lightediby Electrfcity
Courteous treatment; reasonable rates
Free 'baa aieets all tresis.
Fine restasrant In conwtlon.
Spcclnl ntlewlon given cvujtiry trades.
An klenl family hotcf No bar lu
ConnrctleM.
New
Hotel Sagamoro
BAKER CITY, CRESOil
UNDER NEW MANACF.M II N'T
(SO) ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS,
Newly refurnished and refitted
throughout. Electric lights. Hot and
cold baths free to guests.
SAMPLE ROOMS IS CONNECTION
Free Auto Eus to and from all
trains.
RATES. ..50 AND $2 PER DAY
AMERICAN PLAN."
TOY L. YOUNG, Prop.
GROUND BONE
FOR CHICKENS.
3c pound
Also fine freah meats delivered
promptly at reasonable price u
EMPIRE MEAT CO.
'Phono Main 18.
Balanced Rations
For Incubator Chicks
Lice Killers and
Conditioners
For Poultry and Stock
at
COLESWOfcTHY'S
Feed Store 127- 129 E. Alta
Every Woman
In latemiod and hould know
bout th womlerful
Marvel "lB 2pr,
uoucne
Ask roar dnwirltt tor
It Ir h ennout tup
th MARVKU tempt DO
oibr, hat Mna atamo fr I
truttid book MtlMl. It rl fall
partlculMi and direction! Invulunlil
loladlM. MARVEL CO 44 E. 23d 81., Nw Vork
Dally Baat Oregon! an
by carrier,
louljr 15 cena per week.
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