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DAILY EAST OUEGOXIAN, PENDLETON, OHEGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1008.
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at the Oregon News Co., 147 6th street.
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Washington, U. C, Bureau, SOI Four
teenth street. N. W.
Member United Press Association.
Telephone Mali 1
Entered st the postofftcs at Pendletoa,
Oregon, aa second-class mall matter.
This world is brimming with
beauty,
For hearfs that have eyes to
see.
This world Is brimming with
duty
That ever speaks silently.
Beauty and duty when found,
Make of this earth holy
ground.
Encircling;, enfolding all beauty,
This world Is brimming with
love;
Transmuting, transfiguring duty
With radiance and light from
above.
Feauty. Duty and Love!
Blest trio, with light from
above!
Sarah Martyn Wright.
KFSCUK FOK OKEGOX.
Central Oregon, a beautiful and ten
der young maiden, is held captive by
a great Savage, Harrlman. The
oung Maiden, rich In beauty and at.
tractive charms, is struggling to be
free, making piteous appeals to her
captor for her liberty. Put the Big
Savage only smiles and holds her In
his iron embrace. She Is now his
propf r:y and he will not give her lib
erty a.- long as he can safely claim
her.
But ail about the retreat of the Big
Savag- "something is doing." A live
ly bunch of gallant young fellows are
striving to five the maiden, and it is
a'.most certain that they will In time
wrest her from the embrace of the
Creit Savage.
On every side the activities of the
rescuers may be seen. The progress
toward the far retreat of the Big
Savage may be slow at first, but with
in a V-rt time the Mai.l-n. Central
Oregon, will have been rescued from
her captor.
Every day's progress shows that
within a few years the rich territory
of Central Oregon is sure to be reach
ed by independent railroad lines and
then the rich booty now held by Har
riman will be taken from his grasp
and Central Oregon will be given her
liberty.
Ilarriman could hold the trade of
that vest rich district for all time to
come if he would only give the peo
ple ad'uate transportation facilities.
But if he does not do so. others will,
and before he is aware, one of his
most resourceful districts will have
slippe 1 from his grasp. Such a rich
territory as this will not long remain
unnrr npied.
MOW PIXCIIOT "GOT EVEN."
The forest service comes back
strong ;ig.iinst its critics in the house
and senate In a press bulletin Just is
sued and one that is backed up by
an opinion of the attorney general,
by the way.
At the last session of congress, the
lawmaker threatened to cut down the
appropriations for the service be
cause of the so-called "press agency"
which Chief Forester Pinchot had
been conducting In connection with
the forest work.
It was frequently charged thatj ths
service maintained a corp of expert
writers, former newspaper men, and
editors, who wrote nice little puffs,
advance notices, etc., telling what a
great organization the forest service,
was, what a pile of good It did the
public, what a great man Gifford
Pinchot was, and what rascals those
men were who opposed the forest pol
icy. To prevent this the lawmakers In.
eerted a "Joker" In the appropriation
bill, apparently shutting out the
"agency" completely.
But the foresters were resourceful.
They turned to Attorney General
Bonaparte, and now flourish In the
face of carping critics his official
opinion that the news bureau (they
call it the bureau of Information down
at the service) Is perfectly legiti
mate and rlglit.
Congress thought It had stopped all
the "press bulletin service'' of that
branch, but with the attorney goner
al's opinion, the forest service Is go
ing right on, Issuing a bulletin nearly
every day with all sorts of Informa
tion, from how to cut down a tree to
how much alcohol may lie extracted
from a pine wood chair.
Congress Is likely to become recon
ciled to the publicity work of the for
est service. Every branch of the gov
eminent has some sort of a press
agency for dissemination of Informa
tion the only trouble is that the
forest service has gone a step further
and organized the agency so well that
I Is now in the highest form of effi
ciency, so far as distribution of news
Is concerned.
PlKHiUESS IX MONTANA.
Montana Is the first state to take
x hint from the recent congress of
governors, and make a move to pro
serve her natural resources. It is a
tribute to her progressive spirit to
publish this fact.
Montana has been perhaps more,
greatly abused by the corporations
than any other western state. Her
mines have been cornered, her timber
wealth wasted, her coal taken from
the people by the corporations, her
ranges monopolized, her water
sources devastated and her natural
beauty mured by the selfishness of
big syndicates.
Now she hastens to rreserve the
runn.ints for posterity. It is fitting
that Montana should be the first to
begin to save her natural wealth for
posterity. Although she has yielded
billions to the greed of her mining
and land syndicates, yet she possesses
billions more to give in future. So
have all the western states.
A state commission has been ap
pointed to co-operate with the nation
al congress of governors recently or
sonized upon the suggestion of Tres
k'ent Roosevelt, for the preservation
of the natural resources of the nation.
When will Oregon take this stop?
Will she take it? Where is Governor
Chamberlain's state commission?
FASHION'S LATEST TOKTIKE.
The tyrant. Fashion, has her pun
ithments and tortures for mankind,
nc . . h.m Prejudice and Hatred.
Only '. accept the chastisements of
Fasir :; with a sweet submission
which would go far toward making
us genuine martyrs in any really
good cause.
The last triumph of Fashion in
conceived punishment for her idola
trous devotees, is the feat of "plant
ing" new eyelashes into the eyelids.
Faris dispatch describes this excru
ciating performance as follows:
"Planting" eyelashes is the latest
terture which women endure for
beauty's sake. The operation, which
Is 'very delicate and painful.' Is thus
described in the Paris Health Jour
nal. "A long hair Is singled out of the
patient's head. A needle Is threaded
v. ith it and forced in and out of the
skin along the edge of the eyelid."
forming a series of loops. These loops
are then cut at the extremities and
the rows of lashes thus obtained are
curled upwards with curlers.
"When the operation Is finished the
patient has to spend 12 hours with an
oiled bandage over the eyes. The pro
cess for the manufacture of eyebrows
is similar."
SOME AUGUST POIXTEKS.
Campbell, the dry farm professor,
gives these suggestions for August:
Before August has ended be sure
that you have all your fields well pro-
t eted from the destructive effect of
moisture sucking winds. Have the
surface loose and the subsoil well
packed.
Don't let the soil In your stubble
field dry out. Keep a soil mulch for
protection.
After every rain go over the ground
and force the water down Into the
deep earth. You'll need it some timif
Remember In the month of August
that you are already getting ready for
next year's crop.
The disk Is one of the most useful
machines if It is used rightly, and
August Is the month to make most
excellent use of It.
The restlessness of humankind is
one of the most fascinating of studies.
When the struggling farmer on one
of the remote outsklrU of the county
feels that he can leave the farm he
moves to Helix, Pilot Rock, Echo or
elsewhere. For a few years he Is sat
isfied there until he grows more
wealthy when he moves to Pendleton.
Then when he grows more wealthy
and crave a larger sphere he moves
on to Portland. It Is a sort of per
petual motion of ambition.
Thinking of that city park which
Pendleton Is to enjoy at some remote
period In the future is one of the most
pleasant occupations of her ardent admirers.
INCREASING WATER
FLOW OF SNAKE RIVER.
The volume of the Snake river, th
great Irrigating urtnry of Idaho, has
been augmented through an engl
neerlng project that connects It with
the extreme northern portion of Fre
mont county. The following, from
the Idaho Falls Register, gives some
Interesting facts;
On Suudny morning the headgates
of the Henry's Lake reservoir were
opened and 2000 second feet of water
turned Into Snake river. This water
Is for the benefit of the Twin Fall
country and cannot be taken out
above there.
Stations have been located at va
rious points and the river guaged ami
all water masters have been Instruct
ed to arrange their headgites so that
no greater amount of water would
pass through them than has been
passing through under the present
stage of the river.
This L'OOO second feet means about
100,000 miners, inches and will make
a difference of about one foot In tha
river at this point. It Is expected It
will reach here sometime tonight or
tomorrow morning, it requiring about
six days for It to reach the Twin
Falls country.
Snake river is undoubtedly one of
the most peculiar streams In tiie
country. It was expected that the
water would be so low that it would
be nearly dry at the mouth of the
Plackfoot. It has usually been the
case at this season of the year, but it
was found that it was so deep It was
Impossible to locate a station there.
There are undoubtedly many sub
terranean channels throughout the
entire section of country and it Is be
lieved that in many places there are
sinks between Idaho Falls and Black
foot, where the water goes down and
comes out Into the river again be
tween Klackfoot and American Fali.v
The writer remembers that two
years ago there was plenty of water
at this point, while Just below Black
fooot a person could cross without
wetting their feet and at the same
time we crossed on a ferry 50 miles
below there It was at lear 400 feet
wide and two feet deep and no
streams of any consequence empty
ing into It between those points.
REVENUE FROM FAILS.
For the fiscal year that closed ot
the Si'th of June last, the report of
the commissioner of Internal revenue
shows a decrease in cash receipts
amounting to $ 1 7 . ft 3 S . 0 7 2 from the
riceipts of the previous year. The
total income from this source was
$;51.B5.!t.".0.
It is a matter of consuming inter
est during these times of vigorous
warfare upon Die favorite sins of
mankind to know the source of most
of the internal revenue income of tin
government, and this Is given in sep
arate items by the commissioner of
Irternal revenue in his annual report
for the last fiscal year. The taxes
collected were upon the following ar
ticles: Spirits distilled from fruits, gal
Ions. 1.870,031.
Spirits distilled from materials oth
er than fruit, gallons, 119.S0S.402.
Imitation champagne, etc., bottles.
69.
Fermented liquors, barrels. :.T4T.
6S0. Cigars weighing more than three
pounds a thousand, number. 6.!"'l,
758,783. Cigars weighing more than three
pounds a thousand, number l.ottn,
352.296. Cigarettes weighing not more than
three pounds a thousand. number,
55.3S3.204.630.
Cigarettes weighing more than
three pounds a thousand, number
19.131, 4S3.
Snuff, pounds. 22,5 4 7.762.
Tobacco, pounds, 364,109,395.
Oieinaigai-ine, pounds, 79,107,302.
INVITATION'S TO III IK.IAIIS,
Here Is a bit of testimony volun
teered by a retired burglar which
ought to be seriously considered by
women who have the habit of deck
ing themselves out In all their Jewel
ry every time they go into the street.
"Almost every really successful haul
I ever made in the Jewelry line," said
he, "was the result of plans carefully
laid after shadowing some woman
that looked like a walking Jeweler's
showcase. It wasn't worth while
wasting my talent on a house that
didn't contain anything worth taking
chances on. f never went Into any.
thing blindly. In order to make no
mistake as to the value of the plun
der, I just watched the berlnged, the
bedlamonded ladles in the streets and
shops and followed them till I found
out where they lived; then, when the
opportunity came, I sailed in. "---St.
Louis Post-Dispatch.
THREE WRITINGS.
Tou wrote my name upon the sand,
The smooth sand of the shore; ,
The tide came up and It was gone,
Effaced fojrevermore.
Upon the snow's page, broad and
white,
Tou wrote my name one day;
But countless flakes have fallen since,
And hidden it for aye.
I wrote your name upon my heart,
In fire I wrote It fair;
Though storms of feeling have swept
o'er,
The letters still are there.
Alice Stone El ickwell.
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A
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There' are certain mineral in or. lanes which will tetuove the external
symptoms of Contagious Wcvod Poison, 'and shut the disease up in the
s'vstem for awhile, but when -the treatment is left oil the disease will surely
return. Then the loathsome symptoms of ulcerated month and throat,
copper-colored spots, falling hair, sores nnd ulcers, etc, tire usually worse
because the disease has made rapid progress on th internal members, ami
weakened the constitution and general health of l ie rulletcr. S. S. b. is
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the trouble. S. S. S. does not hide or cover up the disease in any way, but
drives it entirely out from the blood, having not the slightest trace bi
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA,
TWELVE YEARS BETWEEN ACTA.
Twelve years ago an "opra" party
went from Watongn to Kingfisher,
Kan., to see a play, "Man and Mas
ter," by a kerosene circuit company.
Fire broke out in the opera house,
the audience went head over heels
Into the street and the leading lady
fainted. The play was presented at
Watonga one night last week. Ex
Governor Ferguson, who was In the
Kingfisher audience, takes up the
thread of narrative In his Watonga
Republican:
"The play was ended Just where
mother's shapeliness. All of this can be avoided by the use ot
Mother's Friend before baby comes, as this liniment prepares the
body for the strain upon it, and'preserves the symmetry of her form.
Mother's Friend makes the danger of child-birth less, and carries her
safely through this critical
period. Thousands grate
fully tell of the benefit and
relief derived from the use
of this remedy.
Book mailed fr'tnall mi rrtnt niutiiera.
IUE BRADFlkLD REGULATOR CO.
Atlanta. Ga.
The Old Stand-by
The Pendleton Savings Bank
COMMERCIAL BANKING
Capital, Surplus and Profits
$250,000.00
4 per cent. Interest
Safe Deposit
"The Friend of Farmers and Stockmen"
THE SHOW SHOP
Cor. Main & Court Sts.
Entire Change of Program
Today.-
Pendleton Business College, p0nrde,Jnn
NOT ONLY TIIE LAlMiKST, HUT TIIE KEST COLLEGE IN
EASTERN OREGON.
TIIE REST AND .MOST UP-TO-DATE TEACHERS EMPLOYED.
Pendleton College will enjoy the largest enrollment It has had for
years, due to the fact, thnt for two years, and since the college la
under Its new management, students are being graduated In less than
half the usual time required by business colleges. All graduates who
Have desired positions, have been placed in excellent paying positions
by the school. Bookkeepers are graduated In about six months, and
Stenographers In four months and even less. PRIVATE LESSONS IN
BOOKKEEPING, NO CLASS OF MORE THAN FOUR STUDENTS
IN SHORTHAND, Is the secret of the success of the school.
Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Arithmetic, Rapid Calculation,
Banking, Penmanship, Shorthand, Typewriting, English, Spelling,
Grammar, Correspondence, Office Practice, etc.
M M. SLATTERY, President Catalog Free.
PENDLETON DRUG COMPANY.
LASTIHG CURE
the 'Man' (O'Xell) started across the
lake to rescue the prisoner. The W'a.
tungaltes who were present returned
home very much disappointed be
cause they did not find out now the
play came out, and whether or not
O'Xell got the girl nnd the villlan got
It In the neck.
"They waited for about 12 years,
but saw the conclusion of the play
on last Friday night. After waiting
12 years they were glad to learn that
young St. Clair was cleared, O'Xell
got the girl, 'Chick' got the Irishman
and the villain got all that was com
lug to him." Kansas City Star.
Every woman covets a shape
ly figure, and many of them
deplore the loss of their girl
ish forms after marriage.
The bearing of children is
often destructive to the
on Time Deposits.
Boxes for Rent. 2
A. C. Frifedly, Mgr.
THE ORIGINAL
LAXATTVR
i HONEY and TAR
in the
YELLOW PACKA08
The Best
Soda Ice Cream
and all .
Fountain Drinks
at the coolest store in
town
THE
Pendleton
DRUG COMPANY
-Large Qyantity of the Famous
Rock Spring
Now on Hand
The coal that produces heat
and not dirt. Also fine lot of
good dry wood.
Dutch Henry
Office, Pendleton Ice Cold Ktoro
Company. 'Phone Main 178.
Safes and Vaults
PACIFIC SAFE COMPANY
' Exclusive ajor tn for
Herring -Ha II-Marvin
Safe Company
Manufacturers of
The Genuine
Hall's Safe & Lock Co's
Safes and Vaults
Tlic Slumlord for" Seventy Yours.
Correspondence Solicited
Office and Salesroom
909 Riverside Avenue
Ianplre Slnto llullillnp.
SPOKANE, WASH.
MY Pllti: DKIN'KS MAY
swi: Yor A SICK SPELL.
Near Beer
21 Unities to the enso. Only
$1.25 per case.
Soda Water
All flavors. 21 bottles to the
case, only J 1.00 per case.
Delivered to any nrt of the city.
John Gagen
Eagle Illilg. phone Main 850.
GROUND BONE
I OR CHICKENS.
Also Fire Fresh Meats
Delivered Promptly at
Reasonable Prices.
EMPIRE MEAT CO.
'Phone Main 18.
Lice! Lice!
Kill them with
Lee's Lice Killer
COLESWOHTHY'S
got it.
At the Feed Store
127-129 E. Alta
Every Woman
! Interested od ihonld know
buimii me wwHieriui
Marvel " p
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Ask Tonr drnnrtut fhr
H. If ! cannot tnnnl
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other, bat tend tUmp for flint.
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Dallr East Oregonlan bj aurlar.
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