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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1908)
PAGE roCR. DAILY EAST OitEtiOMAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUCil ST 28, 11)08, ctuxTY omoiAL PArEii. an lNin-rnsnKXT newspaper. Published l'lly, Weekly and 8eml Weekly, tt Pendleton. Orecon, by the EAST OKF.UONUN ITUUSniNQ CO. SUH80UIPT1ON RATES: Pally, one year, by mall $5.00 Daily, all luomha, by mall 2M Pally, three months, by mall 1.25 Pally, one month, by mall .60 PalW. one year, by carrier 7.80 Pally, alt month, by carrier 8 75 Ially, three month, by carrier 1.P5 toll'., one month, by carrter 5 Weekly, one year, by mall 1J0 Weeklv, all mouth, by mall J5 WeeklT, four months, by mall 80 Heml NecUjr, one year, by mall 1-80 BemlVe.'klv, all months, by mall... .75 Beml Weekly, four montha. by mall.. .60 Pendleton don't want it supply of water from the lower river. The K;st Oreftonlnn owe Its read ers an hihiIorv for continuing tills seemingly needless argument, but It Is a matter of publle oonoern and de serves attention. The Pally Eat Oreponlan Is kept on sals at the Onwim Sews Co., 147 6th street, Portland, t'reson. Chicago Hnreau. 009 (Security building. Washington, P. C, Uureau, 801 Four teenth street, S. W. Member Tnlted Press Association. Telephone litis) 1 Entered tt the pootoffle it Tendletot, Oregon, ss terond-rlaaa msll mstter. The eyes that peek and peer to find the worst a brother holds, The tongue that speaks In bit terness, that frets and fumes and scolds; The hands that bruise the fall en, tho' their strength was made to raise The weaklings who have stum bled at the parting of the ways All these should be forgiven, for they "know not what they do;" Their hindrance makes a great er work for wiser ones like you. So, when they scourge a wretch ed one who's drained sin's bitter cup, Say something good about him if you have to make it up. South Carolina Pythian. LiHilC KIT IXtlX CONGRESS. Because the Pendleton Tribune "goi off on the wrong foot" in its state ments about the location of power and water sites on the Umatilla river it 19 making a frantic effort to maintain Its position and in doing so has con tradicted Itself half a dozen times within the last two days. In one breath the Tribune says that a power site does not interfere with the supply of water in a stream; that all the filings on power facilities on the Umatilla river have not interfered with Pendleton's right to use this water at any place In the stream and In the next breath it says that the only reason Pendleton may be considered short of a water supply is becau.se W. S. Byers has the entire flow of the stream located for power purposes. In one sentence it says a power site does not interfere with the water sup ply and in the next it denies this state, rnont and says that W. S. Byers' rights are the one which will make trouble for Pendleton. A filing for a power site claims a stated number of inches for the lo cator and nobody can go above this site and diminish the supply of watev without violating the law. Pendleton could not go above the Wenaha peo ple's sites and divert water if her di version interfered with their supply; neither can Pendleton go above the McKay creek sites filed upon yester day to divert water for the city's use, if that diversion infringes on the lo cption of 20,000 Inches of water mad yesterday. Pendleton don't want to come be low all the power sites for a water si'Pr'v- She wants a fresh water sup ply fr.m the high mountain and ha' It. tended going to the upper river for sueh supply but the location of all thf. available water in the stream below bar? the city from making a filing above '.he new power sites. Kv.-n a '.voul l-lx rongrwrnai. should understand that 10,000 inches of wfter W 10.000 inches of water and if a company locates that amount at a siven point a subsequent locator cannot go above and diminish that amour;: without violating the law and inviting endless litigation. Pendleton don't want to take out a supply at the agency or anywhere else In the lower river. She wants a mountain supply and the filings made recently have cornered all the supply of the upper river. Any little third-grader should be able to see the fallacy of the Tribune's contradictory argument. In one sen tence it declares that a power site claiming a stated number of Inches of water does not interfere with the flow of the stream and In the next breath It says that the only serious obstacle In the way of Pendleton's se curing a fresh water iiupply Is the Byers' power site. Tlie Mings of the Wenaha people are just as legal and binding as those of W. H. Byers and are Just as much of an obstacle In Pendleton's way as the Byers filing. Pendleton cannot go above either of them and Interfere with the flow of the utrearn. And HOW TO GET ALONG IV SCHOOL. Kverv year large numbers of wor thy young people work their way through the various schools of Pen dleton. Business men are delighted to be able to offer work to these young people and homes are to be found for scores of young men anrt women who earnestly desire to att'end school. The East Oregonlan Is personally acquainted Willi a numner in gi'iiuu- ate.s of Pendleton schools who have worked their way through. They are among the brightest, most thorough students the schools have turned out. They are well acquainted with hard work In and out of school. They are not strangers to hardship, but theU acquaintance with hardships and hard work only fits them more fully for life's work. No good education comes without effort. No young man or woman who Is afraid of work ever amounts to much. No student who scorns work ir.g through need ever expect any great results from their education. It is honorable to work. It is a part of every' education. Last year 533 young men worked their way through Harvard university, the greatest university, In many re spects, In the world. They did not hesitate to work at anything which was offered. Some of them sawed wood, some waited tables, some peel ed potatoes, some swept stairways and offices, some worked In laundries, some In kitchens, some In libraries, some In stables but they worked their way through this great Institu tion. Some of these young men were studying for the law, some for the ministry, some for engineering pro fessions, some for teaching, some tot accountants, some for scientific pur suits, but no matter what their ulti mate object In life, they were willing to adopt, any honorable means to reach It. And every pulpit occupied by an of. these boys will be better becaus of that hard work, and every court will be better because of the pres ence of these young lawyers who worked their way to a profitable and honorable profession. So don't be afraid to work. Pen dleton will help you get an education. There Is, a place here for you. t- TO MOVE THE STATE FAIR. fair will not grow Into any lmpot ance. It Is the promise of Salem's busi ness men to dispel this Idea by get ting behind the state fair and help boost It a their big exposition and make nriansements to care for the people who attend the fair In n man ner that will bring them back again. The fair management Is doing Its part In providing room and accommo dations for exhibitors ench year and If the business men of Salem will look after their guests in tho same spirit there will be no danger of the fair being moved from Its present home. The nationalization of Pendleton Savings bank, one of the strongest hnnklng Institutions In eastern Ore gon, is n distinct advancement In hanking circles In Pendleton and gives the city additional prestige In finan cial circles of the state and of the northwest. While the savings bank has been -at the head of the list of private Institutions In the state R has made a creditable advancement by becoming a national bank and Is to be congratulated on this step. With a capital stock of $200,000, anil a charter from the United States gov ernment back of It the new Institu tion, "The American National bank" begins a new era In the financial cir cles of the county. With three strong and progressive national banks Pendflcton is strengthened nnd ad vanced another step as a leading fi nancial and commercial center. rich wrrnocT money. If one is too large to be measured by the dollar mark, or to be Inclosed In his estate; If the wealth of his personality has overflowed until all his neighbors feel richer for his life and example; If every foot of land In his community Is worth more because he lives there; then the loss of hla property cannot materially shrink his inventory. If you have learned to be rich without money; If you have, by tht cultivation of your mental powers, gathered to yourself a treasure of In destructible wealth; if, like the bee, you have learned the secret of ex tracting honey from the thistle as wcl as from the rose, you will look upon your losses as a mere Incident, not so very Important to the larger and fuller life. Tho Old Stand-by Tho Pondloton Savings Bank COMMERCIAL BANKING Capital, Surplus and Profits $250,000.00 4 per cent. Interest on Time Deposits. Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent "The Friend of Farmers and Stockmen" "GOOD ENOUGH" HABIT. There Is a habit, very easily con tracted, which everyone In business or otherwlso should avoid. It Is the "good enough" habit. If you arc building a house, and use some faulty timber, Just because It looks quite right on the surface, what can you expect? Why, that ultimate ly the weak point will give way, and a disaster may occur. So the cautious builder makes sure of using good ma terial. Si It Is with every phase of life. Don't be content because a thing Is "good enough." Remember the time. proved saying that, "What Is worth doing Is worth doing well." In these days of competition, the thing or the man who - Is "good enough" Is of nouse. The best Is non too good for modern business men and business houses. Mistress You seemed to be enjoy ing yourself last evening, Bridget. I heard loud laughter In the kitchen. Bridget Yes, mum. Me policeman cousin was after droppln' In to tell me of me uncle's death. The left over booms sometimes fer ment and cause explosions. Physician You are the father of twins. Utah Politician And three pre cincts to hear from. But, then, leap year never does live, up to the advertisement. o OLD SORES No old sore can heal until the cause which produces it has been removed. External applications of salves, washes, lotions, etc., may reduce the inflam mation and assist in keeping the place clean, but cannot cure the trouble because they do not reach its source. Old sores et:-,t because the blood is infected with impurities and poisons which ate constantly being discharged into the place. The nerves, tissues and fibres of the f.c.h are kept in a state of irritation and disease by being daily fed with the germ-laden matter through the circulation, making it impossible f'r the sore to heal. S. S. S. cures chronic sores by its purifying action on the blo.'J. It goes down into the circulation, nnd removes the poison-producing germs, impurities and morbid matters which are responsible for the failure of the place to heal. S. S. S. makes the blood pure, fresh and healthy; then as new, rich blood is carried to the spot the healing process begins, all discharge ceases, the inflammation leaves, new tissue begins to form, the place fills in with firm, healthy flesh, and soon the sore is permanently cured. S. S. S. is purely vegetable, the safest and best blood purifier for young or old. Book on Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. The Rural Spirit of Portland this week discusses a subject that has re ceived much publicity in Oregon dur ing the past few years, the removal of the state fair grounds from Salem to Portland. There Is a tendency In the state toward making Portland the hub of the state institutions. There is a strong sentiment In favor of locating! the state university there; many claim that one big normal school I would supply the entire state If lo cated at Portland; it is claimed that the metropolis Is the logical home ofj the agricultural college and now the matter of moving the state fair is be ing generally discussed. Oregon is not always going to be a one-city state Eugene In the Wil lamette valley, Pendleton In eastern Oregon and Medford In the southern portion of the state and perhaps Marsh field on the lower coast will grow Into metropolitan centers and will be entitled to state Institutions. So the tendency toward centering ev ery Interest and every institution In Portland or any other one city of the state should be discouraged. Oregon is a big state with diversi fied Interests and will always demand a big, broad policy for the conduct of the state Inslttutlons and state enter prises. It will keep the rich red blood of state pride flowing more freely and more vigorously through her veins if the state Institutions are distributed over the state where peo ple In all parts of the commonwealth may enjoy the presence of the state's great machinery. The Rural Spirit says: A rumor that the Oregon state fair will In time be moved to Portland has attained considerable circulation throughout the state. This Idea was reached, no doubt, from the fact that Portland Is build ing a big racing and stock show plant. The promoters of the Portland enter prise have never given this any con sideration, and perhaps never will unless the country people make strong demands In favpr of Portland. This Journal hVis never been and Is not now In favor of moving the state fair anywhere. We have ample room on the present site to equip one of the finest fair grounds In America and we hope that the Idea of moving the " Did You Get One ? " ft rait fric Take Twite Alfred Benjamin & Co. Clothing, represent ing the best clothes made---values from $20 to $30 -will go for few days only, at PER SUIT A rare opportunity to obtain Men s corredtly made clothes for just about CostDon't let it pass. Pendleton's Leading Clothiers. 8 The Best Soda Ico 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 A Cold Storage Company. 'Phone Main 178. MY PIRE DRINKS MAY SAVE YOU A SICK SPELL. Near Beer 24 Bottles to the case, Only $1.25 per case. Soda Water Alf flavors, 24 bottle to the case, only 11.00 per case. Delivered to any part of the city. John Gagen Englo Dldtr. Phone Main 650. GROUND BONE FOK CHICKENS. Also Fine Fresh Meats Delivered Promptly at Reasonable Prices. EMPIRE MEAT CO. 'Phone Main IB. Lice ! Lice ! Kill them with Lee's Lice Killer COLESWORTHY'S got it. At the Feed Store 127-129 E. Alta Every Woman 1. IntoreMod and should know iiM'Ut the wonderful Marvel voucne aV7A ii n Aik yonr drorelitt for It If he cannot lunnli the MARVKL aroint no uiuor, imi nvnu nmmp lur Ilia. toted book dealed. It Elm full Dnrtlrnlara nnd direction lnrlnhl Ubdlea. MARVEL CO, 44 E. 23d 81., New York Pastime Parlors COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN. MOLITOR & O'DANIEL, Props. A quiet game, orderly place for a game of Pool, Billiards or Bowling SHOOTING GALLERY. Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery and Soft Drinks. Best Tables In the city. Our Specialty is the Family Trade We are fully prepared to fur nish you the best of lard, sau sages and fresh, smoked or cured meats and fish each day. Central Meat Market Campy A Tweedy, TELEPHONE MAIN 88. FOIIYSHOieTAIJ tope tli cough ad haU lontf
