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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1908)
EIGHT PAGES. bAILY EAST OREHOMAN, PENDLETON, OREfiOX, MONDAY. SEITE.MIIEU 1 . I1I0H. r.vc.E two. CLOTHES FOR THE BETTER I UNG MAN IS 7 jr. -jo 11 I in :jr 1 N I t v KA r; f li- . Ci V;.' ,--' ... -ij - ri'-. Yl?J& We have knee length and long pants suits for the Young Men of the hour. The making of Clothing for these Young Dressers has become an art. We know exactly what these young fellows desire and require in a suit, and we see that they get it when they come here. The Fall Models have every new dash of style worked into the cut and tailoring. The fabrics are new colorings of Browns, Olives, Grays, and many choice and fancy mixtures in Tweeds and Cheviots. Knickerbocker Suits $3.50 to $7.50 Long Pants Suits at $6.50, 7.50, 10, 12.50, 15 to 20. (Just the thing" is what many a Young Fellow says when looking at these Suits. The Peoples Warehouse Where it Pays to Trade Save Your Coupons 1 OF CHR ST AN HE ri:b;i:i'AM or spouts roil COMING Tlv. piston P'ist "f n rriu Lite j.uMislu-i1 the fallowing di-f'-ns- of Chri.t:an .el. iue by Pr.'f. Albert Far l..v. The article is ch.eifu'.ly i l-rintf-.l by the K.(.-t on-c:iUin f'r tin Chrictian Science society of this city. !:(. Farbnv says: In Ir. Richanl C. Cab..t"s .li.-.-.-rta t:..n f.n Christian .!. nc an, i:.- cur--', which a;'l'-ar in Mct'lure's M m'azine. anl which was revi-we,l in ymr issu of Au.'ii.-t 2. he declare?: "For if it is true, as ---.a:. 1 '.n -..lCe 12'' "f 'S-b-nce and H-a'.th." that 'h-al:h is n-t a on ditb.M of matter but .if mind, tcr ear. the in it.-rial swi. b.-ar reliable tes tiin :. mi tills subject." ,.f course 'the : .sens. " catniot b- tr'j:- .l when th".v t..t fy that f nicer, cn-sunu-t :!'.. broken bones, or b .cm-tor atax: c have been cured by ''hiNtian -li Ir, r-jdy t. this staterivi.t. ;v would s,iy that the evidence of th- tnatirial ....j s. y, in I-eS;.eet .J '.S.-.l Se. yi'Ms UM- d. r chr:.-tian Seieii.-e ti-atm.-nt to a lllt'lief. better. Ill'U'e J . i i 'i I U 1 1 .- II " df b.-::.-'. c.nse.Uently the patient 1 -i,.,t : ej to ask tl.e ni.reiu! s. to t.stify to fij- (o::firni the fact ff the he, i .': i. ir. Cabot d-dai's that he has 'stuiad 1"" ca-es ..f ('hris'lm .Sci Cllfe , Ure r.-ovd 1 in. th- r--eiit v-.l-mies of Hi- fliristi.m S'i.-iiee J.iur nal." and that "im'tini; toye-h'T tills vid. an! f i.'n pa ! ii1' it with" bis "own .xpe.ience i.i;,id.n the accu t.,ry of his "vn patients" staternent. about their own diseases." hi "con .;u.j..!.s ar". first, that m-t Christian , ,. ( ill' s die proliibly nailne; hut. end. that they are ni' the i ii . s of .c-aniic ilis-ases."" Incidentally ho l-clarfs "fune'lMnal ,Vs. ;.. s ar. iim no. ,, imaginary than mi u-.i'overnabb- temper a balky li,,, -. ;.- ini n y. Th y are often the s cip e of ;o-ute and lolli! continued S1lf'e:inE; indeed. I believe that th-r; 1; !.(. r!'l-s .,f di-eases tll.lt IfiVeH llsf to o rr.'.ir-h ko-n suf ferine. " Thus the l-.ft..r pays tribute to '"hri.-'ian Scj i iJ(( by ir.-:,. t-.-isly cos.. e.!r;r that it h.-als "re ,1" diseases and destroys an -e .,,. .): of s u '. f ' T , i : n. So far, so L'oo 1. Mcry Case ii I'il Subject. I't vo i;ti', the doctor df-'darcs: "The v). ,,,r,ess of this distinction bf-tvee- o'far.le and fMti'-'if.n-il troubles i Kornev. hat blurre.d," and "organic ,! , ... ;. i.fieiitimes produced by fn:., tfi.al di-'iise" and "ii'li otgjnlc fi-se ,,. is often Hired by Christian Se! r.f ." Without first experimenting with Chri-'i ti Science treatirn nt. it would doubt : be flifflcult to determine w hf tb' r or not a cdvf-n organic dis ease has been occasioned by function al disorders and Is therefore accord ing to Dr. Cabot's theory amenable to Christian Science theory. There fore, on Dr. Cabot's authority alone, we have established the importance of at least experimenting w ith i 'iiri.-tlan Science. Cbri-lian Srii'iir. Cure; All. F.v ry case of functional disease ha. ini; a a urjr.inlc found nion can only be cured by destruyiiiK Its oisi:i :, foundation. Therefore, on the tes timony of tiles,- two distiP'.Miished ail tlioi ities, the fact is est ibiish.-d that Christian Science cures all kinds of ,iise ise.s, for it is evident that a func tion.,! disorder which orisinat. s In a d fective oraan cannot be cured unless the organic disease Is first destroyed, for the funetional disorder beini; an I f.-ct must of necessity reappear So !..: as its cans.- is not destroyed. Would Hum- an llnual Cli.incc. Th'-n the nrtranic (lass would have an eiiual (di nice with the functional Uioup. ot Very iolli; llL'o. one Illeili- i al authority went so far as to de- la re that many organic iis-a were nervous disoi lets. Such an authority a ids .-till mote to the confusion. , .ml we leiiin to wonder if, after all. our tie. lieal brethren know any more about the real nature and cause of the disease than christian Scientists. While We make this statement w, ,oe w.di aware of the ability of our distinguished brethren to make a physical diagnosis of disease, and we ar- not unmindful that in this respect they po-ess an accomplishment to which the Christian Sci.nti.-t makes no pretences whatever except w hat lie !arns by observation and experience ::i ! possibly some reading on th subject. Statement Carrie HoK'. Tie- doctor declares "Kxperietice shows that when a person has hid many doctors, many diagnose, many 'diseases.' or many operations, lie usu ally turns out to be suffering from nervous piostration or some other form of functional nervous trouble." There are a great many persona In this world who have had many doc tors and many diagnoses, many dis eases, if not many operations, anil It is kind in Dr. Cabot to point out the fact that there Is. hope for them In christian Science. New York. Sept. 14. Among the important sporting events on the cal endar for this week are the follow ing: Today. National amateur tournament of the Cnited Stales Coif association be gins at Harden City links. New York, to continue through the week. lira ml circuit harness racing meet le e-ins at New York State fair, Syra- Use. c.r.at Western circuit harness rac ing meet begins at Peoria. III. Cmpire State horse show opens at Syracuse. N Y. TueHlay. .! ck ii'lhb-n and Marvin Hart will f'."V.t - lounds at Armor? A. A.. ISos- ! II. Vide footl, ,11 candidates will re pott for practi'-e at New Haven. eilncvlay. Jersey state tennis i hamp.on- T1H EDITORS MJSSOI It! MAS SCHOOL I Ol' JOl HNAI.ISM I'nibiM, I'ditoi- Taking llniriimv i:iiinliiations nt the I'lilvcrxlty of Mioiiri nt Columbia riiirri!i!j Paper Will lie N-iic( nx Month- niece ,,f the New Dcpiiilineiu of .) in i nil I i-in . Colored (Hid' I'ellows. WASIIIVGTON ASSOCIATION Ol i l l NHS PLANS Sl.ue l.cgisliiluiv Will Im Asked to Pas Laws Pidlecllng ll"' Pia"H"0 of Mi.illchK (Vimlnal PiiMIccm Arc Senrely Couilcinnil liMiillly I Co i l-s"il l i'gcd liy SM'iikcl". XI,.,: the physicians of Washington ate a wane to tile needs of till' KtlltO s shown by the yleinands for better laws made by the stale medical 11S socialion hi iis recent session in Wal la W alla, u it' ui from Walla Walk- says of i lie matter. j ,n in- iiiity commission, t' t''(' ommeiidcl by Hie state association or Isliite boaid "f bcallli and appointed , , i , 1 y by the out'!, wall be demanded ,,l tin ii'M session of Hie legisla ture. ,, a Meeting of the state medical ass,,, hit oni t'e p! ill was Indorsed and Hi,, i.-so, j.ition will be united III urg ing tin-: lefotin of s.uiilv practice whi, h, it is urged, Is ,b an.r alizng le gal pract.e and bringing en leinna t i, ii upon medical men. I'm,-, iillng Attor ney Hupp dellv eieil all able address on medical ex pert testimony, inst.-ad of Hie subject of bidet. 111. lie ut c d the abolition of the hy pothetic. ,1 iiie'tloii iiiid th" appoint ment .f a commission li"t of It" X -peil.-i.c.-d physicians, vat "f men of Wide .Xpeliellie 111 humility Cases, whi.', would have sole h i: whe, lnsanlt w mild be idea e,, no tba; n I r. I .... i, te.l makltc; It liupossl,i t, r -cell cas.-s within two or three I ths, alter the appo,,tm, r; ,,f ,,. commis-i m. that the reoi't of the iu csiuatioa might be ;:i i-oi.:;biy it Isfactory. I I'siar I'ain. e-pi ose r I:-, fi'uw. 1 in all a idless, giving (nr.y reasons for icl'orms in ( iiniln.il praetiv, and m,' ing the nn dli hI men to cb'i'iand tiine in whi. b t. lnv stig.it" b, f .... g v nir te-tiino, in any case. The assoi l.llioll, 1 ii s r I it, lie nt ily bidot-c. the seiillin -n'.s and ic teric. I the papers md r , nil, III, i I . Hons to the legislative comi'llltee. Dr. C. N. Sutter, presnlen', ,.ln. cred bis annual nddre, bi whlc h be urged stringent lawn .lgilint iiuui-s, the refusal to recogulv men who f,.,. low criminal practice and an tlf.it , j to drive them from th,? Mat. Ko.bd will. Ill a veiv short time. Atlantic City. X. J.. Sept. 11. A enable the stomach to , the work It black cloud is hoveling over A Ha nt Ic ' should do. and the work l! should do ... ii ,i . . 1 is to digest ail the fo,,, Votl e it. It ll I'lll.l,, immi'iic,, H lilt- I 1 1 tl - i s! n of colored folk from all over! the land for the convention of Hi inak, C.tand Ciiiled order of 1 1,1.1 i'cllowsi the stomach sweet and It Is pleasant to take. It is sold here by '! all.'ii iu & Co. I an Intel uathui-il negro fraternal or der. The convention will extendi llorw IHi)cr Coining, through the week and the visitors w,: . at Pendleton Friday. Sep. will be entertained In an elaborate temh.r 1 s. to buy saddle horses. 4 to manner. j s years old. weighing from 950 to J 11"" pounds; height If. to 15 3-4 Head the East Oregonlnn. 'bands K. W. Doi.I.F.Y. ( 'oliimbia, woubl-be ini letrbryo Wat ItcPlletts, ap' ealed of Missouri today t Irico. , Mo.. Sept. It. Many aiders of public opinion 'ersoh Ihlsbanes and at the Cniveisity , take the en- will b. N -b, , lu'. II Miwr, I'a.. St. Th at in at Morrlstown Field shows will pen at I'.ryn . and COFFEE A middling: steak and first-rate coffee are better than middling coffee and first-rate steak. Con sider the cost. Your t'oc.r riurn our moat? II ! ioa't Ik Schilling Y,vt: t par M DeWitfs Kidney and Bladder Pills are for weak back, backache, rheu matic pains, inflammation of the bladder and all other annoyances due to weak kidneys. They are sold by Tallman & Co. Nominations Filed. Salem, Ore., Sept. 12. H"th the : publican and prohibition parties filed their nominations for presiden tial (lectors with the secretary of state yesterday. The republican nom- n re: J. D. Iye. Portland; li. H. Condon; Frank J. Miller, Al and A. C. Marsters, Kosebuig. Prohibition nominations for presided- tlal electors are as follows: W. D. Klrnore, Hrownsvllle; Hiram Oould, Forest Orove; D. J. Hunsaker, Mc Mlnnvllle, and F. McKercher, Portland. Ill ' Puller. bany. Whi',- Plains, N. Y ( mt. Thursday. Preliminary matches for inti tioiial tennis contest for Davis begins at lioston. Mast T, me sse, Jn.rse sh Knowille. Friday. Amateur Athletic I'libm and junior track and field ships at New York .Vhleti Sainrday Autumn race rue. t ' n g of .Joel:- y I I'll) bcl'O, : ; Toi oTltO. Twenty-five mile Marathon race of Illinois .vtbbtic (dub at Chicago. Milwaukee Automobile club will hold racing meet at state fair track. Carlisle Indian school opens foot- seaHfin with Albright college. run 'up iV opens at eiiio: champion club. i mtarii ball The grandmothers of the old Dutch Dunkard famlles of western Penn sylvania have made and used "Hick ory Hark Cough Remedy" ana reared their families on It for a hundred years. Now you can buy It of your dealers. Ask for It and use it, be cause it I pure; because It Is thn best cough remedy made today. Try it For sale by any druggist and all deal ers everywhere. Pendleton Drug Co .criiians Cclclirnlc. Washington, Sept. 14. Peniiings race tr..ck was the scene today of a big Herman day celebration under the auspices of the Cnited Herman soci eties of Washington. An extensive literary and athletic program was car ried out. Tin- celebration commem orates the anniversary of the landing In America of the first Herman Immi grants, headed by Francis Daniel Pastorlua, who founded a colony at Hcrmaritown, pa., In 1HS.1. The actu al anniversary of the landing Is Or tober 6, but It was decided to hold the festivities earlier this year. examinations for the new Sch"i, of .Journalism to be conduct ed in connection with the state In stitutlon. Class work will begin next Thursday. Walter Williams Is dean of the school, with Charles H. Hoss, a St. I.o'.lis newspaper man, as principal as sistant. Fourteen other newspaper i workers will assist In the Instruction of the budding journalists The plan outlined by Mr. Joseph Pulitzer was taken as the basis for the Mis-"uri s ho.,1. to specialize on oiirses ill Kliglisll. economies, socl- doiry, political science and some oth- r branches taught In the usual aci b ll'lc courses, so as to give students of Journalism what they most need, wl'hout burdening Ihem with unne eessiry details. In conjunction w'Mi the lectures a dadv newspaper, to be called th" I'n1-vor.s-tv Missourlan. wl'l be .-uc,!. P will be supplied with telegraphic ser vice, and the students will do actual work In reporting and copy reading. The course comprises four years, and the students graduated will re ceive the degree of liachelor of Sci ence of Journalism. The course Is to ike rank with the nMicr departments An effort will be made to Induce slu dents to take a flce-year course, which will make It possible for the, to combine the courses of journalism and arts and complete both. Holh the Associated Press ami the Cnited Press associations have vol untercd their service free, while the methods of equipment will be the same us In a. newspaper office. Kf f its will lie made to make the pub lication self-supporting. This will be through the advertising. I off'-r for sale the NV4 of the KW'4 of section 17, Tp. 3 north, range 35, K. W. M., being 80 acres about three miles south of Athena, Oregon. Price $90 per acre. Inquire of F. S. I.eHrow, Athena, Oregon. MRS. MAY JOROENSEN. Read the East Oregonlan. Is to love children, and no home cin be happy without them, yet the ordeal through which the expectant mother must pass usually is so full of suffering and dread that she looks for ward to the hour with appre hension. Mother's Friend, by its penetrating and soothing properties, allays nausea, nervousness, unpleasant feelings, and so prepares the system for the ordeal that she passes through the event with but little A its weight in gold. II 00 per bnttto of dnaiulstn. Book nt raluublo InfnriuuttoD matlnd f roe. THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. Atlanta, Ga. h law id; ( Hlliollcs Will t clclnatc. One of the largest I'athollc parades In the history of the country will march In St. Tuils on October IS.; when he cornerstone of the new I'a thedral will be luld. This was ilecbl-; ed at a meeting recently held of S S : parishes In the arch-diocese of St.! Ixiuls and six general societies. V rite For Information Regarding the One-Way COLONIST FARES VIA TIIK NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY FROM TirE EAST TO THE XOHTIIWEST IX EFFECT DURING SEPTEMIlF.lt AXI) OCTOHEH. 0m APPLY TO W. ADAMS.JAGENT, PENDLETON, OREGON or :o any jmsscnger rcprescntjii Ivc of the company fP fn ror)U. lion. Ticket ilcllverlcH urrimgfd nt any point In (lie East. A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Oregon TO I Will cure any cr"? bevend t! reach Cures Bacltachq Corrects Irregularities Do not risk havlni of Kidney or Bladder Dhrnr.c not Bnght's Disease c licine. No medicine md do rr.c;c. or Diahrtes pexdi.etox mwc. company uforw-T-
