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Mem N-r l olled Preaa Aaaoclatlon.
Telephone Uali 1
Knlered at tie poatofftr at rendletoa,
Oret-. n. a terond rlM mall matter.
I wiil start anew this morning
with a higher, fairer
creed;
I will cease to stand complain
ing yf my ruthles neigh
bor's greed;
I will cease to sit repining while
my duty's call Is clear,
I will waste no moment whin
ing and my heart shall
know no fear.
I will not be swayed by envy
when my rival's strength
Is shown;
I will not deny his merit, but
I'll strive to prove my
own;
I will try to tne beauty
spread before me, rain or
shine
I will cease to preach your duty
and be more concerned
with mine.
St. E. Kiser.
a in large, and the mental h.iblt
which spans continents, necessarily
minimizes the Importance of the con
fined spaces, the creeks, the cornets
and sequestered quarters such as
mut be nought out with some par
tcul.irity. And man is, after all. more
concerned with the things immediate.
;.v about him than those of his right
ful geographical range.
Where the westerner Is inclined to
r neralize. the east-rner l- more apt
to particularize. In the west ex.ig-
Si ration becomes habituu., and while
the east Is not free 'from that defect,
n is certainly Usj given to enlarge
ment. This difference tends to make the
T'.hode Islander thorough and the
Xlissourian or Nebraskan or ldahoan
broad. Wo see beyond the llocky
mountains or the Mississippi river
while the man of Connecticut never
even attempts to look further than
New York.
The Yankee makes the most of
small things and grows a fortune In
a cranberry patch. The Montana man
i. spises peanut commerce and goe
i; to bankruptcy on a ranch half as
w Ide as Vermont. '
The New Hampshire lad toils for
at: education and learns to construe
abstruse algebraic problems while the
Colorado youth Is "figuring" upon go
ing Into mining and giving a million
dollars to a university.
The Massachusetts teacher Instructs
those In his charge in the history of
New England; the
Itarns all about the
substantiation In fact In support of
such n theory.
From all oievrw.ble facts It ap
pears that those democrats who voted
hi the republican primaries did so, not
to accomplish the defeat of the re
publican party In the general elec
tion, but to accomplish the nomina
tion of favorite candidates among ttv
ti publicans.
Tarty practice permits each voter
to affiliate with the party of his
choice. I'mler party practice In this
Mite no man Is denied participation
in the activities of one party because
he affiliated last year or last month
with a:i opposition party.
The in -it who asked for republican
ballots In the primary election said,
It. effect, t'.iit they v.ere republicans.
ACIIOSS THE IIIM.S.
A little valley lound me lies
Circled about by silent hills;
Above It sweep the silent skies.
In spring it is all daffodils
In summer the sweetbrler irvows
For those who seek; then, wistful
days
Soften through autumn, till the snows
Lie white on all the quiet ways.
The many, many ways that Went
Their many paths the valley
through!
I can not trace them to the end
Th' y strttch a little space In view
And then (ah. some are rough to
tread!
Hut some all gently travel on
W'th sunlight shining overhead)
j They climb the hill crest and are
' gone.
Kansas youth ,
Winning of the And by these roads, day after day,
NO. 9228
The American National Bank
Formerly
The Pendleton Savings Bank
Capita!, Surplus and Profits
$250,000.00
Savings Bank Facilities With National
Bank Securities.
4 per cent. Interest on Time Deposits.
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent.
West" and the California argonauts.
One restricts, the other generalizes.
My friends and fellows, one by one
With eyes far-searching, fare away.
So shall I do as they have done
As to which Is the more admirable I s,,me day, with swift or faltering pace
character, the one more typically j And one look backward, long and
i i
....lniina mnv .liff..r hot ' Jonti,
American,
UPHOLD THE LAW.
doubtless the westerner appeals more
to the imagination as the more regal
j individual.
But in times like these, when men
must gain their livings by the appli
cations of brains and muscle rather
than by adventuring into new regions
i where nature lavishes fortune upon
j the first comers. It behooves e very
There will be horsestealing as long ' American youth to consider whether
ar there are horsethieves. There will ' 'tis nobler In the mind to think In
te burglaries as long as there are millions or to work out a few dollars
burglars, and there will be bootleg- 1 ot real money.
ging and illicit rale of liquor in pro-
hibltlon territory as long as there are . WHY SHOULDN'T THEY STEAL IT
bootleggers and booze peddlers. j
It is no discredit to the prohibition A dispatch of September 5 from
law to say that liquor Is sold In pro- j Reno says "that one of the most gl
hlbltion territory. All the discredit gantic water steais ever attempted I
and odium of this condition belongs now being planned by a number of
upon the heads of those who are , California capitalists Is the Informa
Shall climb the encircling hills, and
face
The great beyon 1! the great be
yond! --'"a irbs Puxton Coins In Success.
THE LAND OF DKEAMS.
criminal enough to sell It In prohibi
tion territory.
The law against horsestealing Is a
good one. isn't it? But It does not al
ways prohibit horsestealing. The law
tion given out today by Henry Thur
ttll, member of the Nevada railroad
commission and former state engin
eer." says the San Francisco Star.
It Is said that the plan Is being
against murder Is a good and whole- r ursued under the advice of Attorney
-omejaw. but it does not always pre- ; James A. Waymire of San Francisco
v-nt murder. And so with the pro- and purposes to tap the waters of.
h'bitfon law. As long as there are j beautiful Luke Tahoe, tunnel them !
criminal booze peddlers there will be j through the Sierra Nevada moun-;
booze peddling in prohibition terri-1 tains to the American river, where j
four large, power plants will be
Ah. give us back our dear, dear Land
of Dreams!
The fair, faint, misty hills the
tangled maze
Of brake and thicket down green
woodland ways
The hush of summer and on amber
streams, T
lirlght leaves afloat, amid the foam
that crams
'Hound crannied boulders, where
the shallows blaze.
Then life ran joyous through glad,
golden days.
And sliver nights beneath the moon's
pale beams.
Now all Is lost. There glooms a dark
morass,
Where throbbed the thrush across
the dappled lawn.
Oh, never more shall fairy pageants
pass,
Xor dance of light-limbed satyr,
nymph and faun.
Adrift anions th whispering mead
ow grass.
On wind-swept uplands, yearning
toward the dawn. '
Smart Set.
MAKYELS OF THAYEL.
In the middle eighties Jules Verne
showed In his "Tour of the World In
Si) liiys.' how It was possible to en
circle the globe In a length of time
hitherto unthought of.
Now. after the lapse of little more
than two decades, It Is possible to cut
down this time by more than half,
uxlng the same means of travel.
If the new fast ships of the Culnarl
line will land their passengers at Ply
mouth on Thursday sailing from
New York on Saturday It will be
possible by means of the Trans-SI-
berlan railway leaving from Moscow,
after a Journey of a week and a half,
to arrive at Vladivostok, whence a
steamer to Japan and a rail ride
across that empire to Yokohama
would put one on the Canadian Paci
fic mail steamer for an 11-day trip
across the Pacific to .Vancouver.
Then an ls-hour train ride to New
York could bring the passenger back
to his starting point In a 1 it 1 1 less
than 40 days, a trip of 19.9H0 miles.
The expense of this little Jaunt around
the world is estimated at Isi'O, which
would Include everything necessary.
Chapman, its ornithologist, specimens
of the 1000 varieties of the Important
birds of the North American conti
nent, each surrounded by Its natural
conditions.
Dr. Chapman ha traveled about
00,000 miles In this work, and has
succeeded In getting not only the
birds themselves, hut the nest and the
branch or shrub In which it was built,
so that the whole group may be re
produced faithfully. In many Instan
ces he was accompanied by an artlHt,
who drew In the background so that
It nilghfnlso be shown In the mounting.
STUDYING IIIRD LIFE.
In order that man may find out
about the world In . which he lives
ereat sums of money are spent each
ynr and an endles amount of work
is done.
The American Museum of Natural
History In New York City for the past
eight years has been collecting
through the agency of Frank Mlchler
If some men were to lose their rep
utation, they would be lucky.
TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
Ia ta. Culy Poaalble War of tiuvloa;
An LfTectlve Cure.
If you aee a woman or a man v. lth lux
uriant glossy hair, you may bo ;'re nei
ther lias dandruff to amount t) nny'hlng
In nearly every case where wown an.l
men have thin brittle hair, they owe It
co dandruff. There are hunJrcilD of prep-
rations that "claim" to cure d.in.lrutf.
but not one but Newbro's Ilerpl.-Kle te'!?
you that dandruff ia the result of a g .-.a
burrowing Ir.to Hip srnlp, nnd thr-.t re
manent euro of dandruff nnd it.i tnse-
quont falling nnd bnlJness, can only h
had by killing the ger:n; nnd tbere is in
Other prepnr.it..n thnt will d(strnv tin'
a-erm but Newbro's Homicide. "IVsir i.
the cause, and ynu remove the eTVi't."
Bold by lending drugFlsts. Send Vr. u
stampe for sample to The HerpklJ.' Co
Detroit. Mich.
Two sixea 60 cents and 11.00.
A. C Korppeu & Bros,
Ten' Good Reasons Why
You Should Stop at
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The Best in Portland.
Situated In the center of the
shopping district.
One block from the clanging
street cars.
Not so expensive as some other
hotels .
Sixty rooms with private bsth.
Long distance and local tele
phones In every room.
Writing desk In every room.
Carpeted throughout In the best
velvet carpets.
The rooms are furnished In solid
mahogany.
Every room contains a heavy
solid Simmons brass bed on which
Is a 40 or 50-pound hair mattress.
The furnishings and general ap
poarance of the public rooms must
be -seen to be appreciated.
THE CORNELIUS. Park and
Alder streets, Portland's newest
and most modern equipped hotel,
solicits your patronage and assures
you good service and courteous
treatment. An exceptional hotel
for Eastern Oregon families who
jo me to Portland shopping and
sight-seeing.
When next In Portland give us
a chance to make you look pleas
ed. THE CORNELIUS Tree 'Bus
meets all trnlns.
Europlan.
N. K. CLARKE, Mgr.
C. W. Cornelius,
Proprietor
SI. Joseph's Academy
Pendleton, Oregon
tory. w
The only thing to do Is to enforce
the law so rigidly that it will be ex
tremely unpleasant to sell booze. And
1.' the present law is not severe
enough to put the criminally inclined
out of business, let us pass one which
will put a stop to the illicit sale of
the stuff.
The officials of this city, county
and district are to be congratulated
on their efforts to enforce this law.
The coming session of the grand Jury
should uphold and strengthen the
hands of the officials and by a vig
orous co-operation among the law
fibiding forces and the courts and of
ficials, it will not be long until the
prohibition law will prohibit.
The law Is all right. Every good
law is all right. But eVery good law
! broken by some one at some time.
AH we can hope to do Is to educate
the people away from law-breaking
and weed the lawbreakers out grad
ually, even if every alleged soft drink
resort in the state is closed.
Success.
"What Is the secret
erected and power furnished for sev- asked the Sphinx.
of success?"
eral large California cities about San
Francisco bay.
It Is claimed that the waters of
I-ike Tahoe can be legally appropri
ated or stolen and It is asserted
that the stealing of the water mean
the ruination of Reno, Verdi and the
towns along the Truckee river. But
v.hat of that? Does not the highest
authority In this country on every
known subject tell us that private
monopoly Is a good thtna, nnd that
public ownership Is a bad thing?
If a captain of Industry may steal
railroads, may not a few non-commissioned
officers of monopoly steal
a lake? There's the lake. It is not
nailed down. It's worth millions to
any bold buccaneers of Industry who
can steal It. Why wouldn't they steal
it?
"Push," said the button.
"Never be led," said the window.
"Always keep cool." said the Ice.
"fie up to date," said the calendar.
"Never lose your head." said the
barrel.
".Make light of everything," said
the fire.
"I'o a driving business," said the
hammer.
"Aspire to greater things," said the I
nutmeg. Selected.
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If you'll say the word.
WILL THE OIIIXiOMW LISTEN?
Whoso combeth his hair with a view
to hiding the bald spot, Is a liar at
heart.
EASTEHX M WESTEKN VIEWS.
Will the Portland Oregonlan. which
has howled Itself hoarse over the al-
Ifged crime of democrats registering
and voting as republicans In the Ore
gon primaries, listen to this big,
broad, wholesome view of the same
A writer. In the Atlantic Monthly
expresses wonder not unmixed with
admiration, at the large way the peo- j quest ioa In Washington?
The Spokesman-Review
pie of the weft look at things, their
I ablt of viewing expansively all mat
ters concerning themselves In rela
tion to life and government an.) bus
iness. The westerner is accustomed to
think by counties, while the eastern
man would rogltate by the square
yard, to use a territorial Illustration.
Ibis, certainly. i In consequence of
the comparative vastnes of the west,
it- m'glry rivers, great prairies, alti
tudinous mountains ar.d splendid
fields as compared with the compara
tively circumscribed dimnsioiis of
the east's area.
Wiii'e this breadth of view Is of
value In the formation of the catho
lic character and makes for the ex
ten s i v i t v which has helper to shape
tiie map of America and sow the
plains with plenty. It has lt disad
antages. There Is strength in small things
takes the
ground, and properly, too, that dem
ocrats registering and voting as re
publicans should fie welcomed by all
light-thlnklng republicans, Into th
rr'ajorlty party. The Spokane paper
says:
Some republican newspapers and
party leaders are expressing unwar
ranted alarm over the theory that
many democrats participated In the
r publican primaries In Tuesday's pri
mary election, and the suggestion Is
even offered that this so-called polit
ical sin be prohibited by some form of
criminal penalty.
This alarm Is based on the theory
that such democrats as participated In
the republican primaries did so In
order to cast their votes for the weak
er of the republican candidates In or
der that the candidates nominated
might be the more easily deefated In
the general election. There Is no
The Story of a Medicine.
Its na mo "Golden Medical Discovery"
was. suggested i;y oi:k if Its mot Import
ant end valuable Ingrodleiits Ciolduo
Seal root.
Nearly forty years ago. Dr. Pierce dl
covered that ho could, by the use of puro,
triple-re lined glycerine, aided by a cer
tain degree of constantly maintained
beat and with the aid of apparatus and
appliances designed for that purpose, ex
tract from our most valuablo native me
dicinal roots their curativo properties
much better than by the uso of alcohol,
so generally employed. So the now world
famed "Golden Medical Discovery," for
the cure of weak stomach, Indigestion, or
dynpepMa. torpid liver, or biliousness and
kindred derangements was first made, as
It ever slnie has iVn, without a particle
of alcohol in Its malce-up.
A glance VatMifljfulJ list of Its Ingredi
ents, printed ohT?verv bottle-wrapper,
will show that It Is taaSo from the most
valuable medicinal roomfound growing
In our American forestVl All these In-
PMML till:
THE SHOW SHOP
Cor. Main & Court Sts.
A. C. Friedly, Mgr.
The Goble Tragedy
Showing scenes from the great Kentucky feud and
murder trial.
The Two Brothers
What a Good Wine
Song : The Holy City.
?redients have receiv
jorscmeni irom trie
MMun who tcji
eri
an
a-
m V-i-i'e- on Valrr(n
xurimimn mrm an nip vej,
Uorae.n MedRjar IHsroverv " tl ajj
ATiUlebooirof these endorsemeni
IjlsedT
tress
been compiled by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y., and will bo mailed free to
any one asking same by postal card, or
letter addressed to the Doctor as above.
From these endorsements, copied from
standard medical books of all the differ
ent schools of practice, It will be found
that the Ingredients comprising the "Gold
en Medical Dlscovory " are advised not
only for the cure of tne above mentioned
diseases, but also for the cure of all ca
tarrhal, bronchial and throat affections,
accompalned with catarrhal discharges,
hoarsenefw, sore throat, lingering, or
bang-on-coughs, and all those wasting
affections which, If not promptly and
properly treated are liable to terminate
In consumption. Take Dr. Pierce's Dis
covery In time and persevere In Its use
until you give It a fair trial and it is not
likely to disappoint. Too much must not
be expected of it. It will not perform
miracles. It will not cure consumption
In Its f desnred smscs. No medlrlne will.
It nil I cure tie) allivlions that load up to
consuuiptiou, if tulen in lime.
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