East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 25, 1908, EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES. DAILY EAST OREGON IAX, rEXWMCTOX, OHIXiOX, J 1UDAV, SKIM KMIU :ll 25, 108. ( r.(;i: rout. i i ,1 i i Em- ""V 'Mizv.- ( (M'V'TY OI-TIPIAI. PAl'Flt. , INMVIT.M'I'NT .NKWSI'AI'KIl V-.1 1'iiliv. noi'Kiy una iv-thi ,' I'...i,l',.l.n. ilnwn. I the tAsr t.i:i:i;oN'x rii-.Lisui.vd co SfHsrUUTlOV RATES: I'I!t. ii. vi' r. tiy mull IJ n iiiuutli. by mH 2JiJ I iRllV. three m ' 't msll 1-- ii;. "" n"-- .' -'J !U. "" " J-5' i: Im m i.-irrler l.wo ;r;. t'v :r' !iT 65 .i,r In' mill 1-S ..lit1 . tv mall 75 nt..!i!lm. rT tnH 60 ..in Tcr. by mall 1.10 tit m.uitlis. by mall... .75 f, -i- ru.n:t!i. tj mall.. .50 democratic rosiM r;i Hon of the mate was 2S.TSS. Tin- total vote for demo- cr.it ie I'liiiKi-ossmon was 2$, "06. lnj utter contradiction of the Oretronlan's j 2SH I .aily. H - I ll . ' ' I" ' ' ' V ...K'v. ' : V f Ml. ! 1 : et U , . K,.n,l WivklV. T!.c 1n.!.. Fam On oii!an I ifpt on tale tin1 Hi won News Cn., I' 0th atrwt . r,;s:ut. iTftfon. t i.l. I'lit.-nti. !0!t Security building. Watl.lt.cton. U C, Itiireiin. 501 Four ::' h r.-t. N. W. M.-nil'.': t'ultrd l'rcoi Association. Uala 1 F:. " i i-i:..!. i 1 at the pnntefflc at Pendleton, an imirnl rlm mall matter. Is.C l .UAf.EL) Youtiar fri. nd. d.m't fish for the morrow; lie satisfied with today, Au.l make each rich hour of it, Appropriate tribute pay. Fi'f life is not of the future, Nor yet Is life of the past; Tut life is the present moment. That measures our life at last. A. L. Millet. , l.i m, fewer democrats, then, aetual ly voted the ilenioeratle than regis tered. What makes the ease stronger Is lh.it there were 26Tt registered a" Independents and "Soti who refused t, deelare their political alignment. Of this T:M2 independents,' a portion (eit iinly voted for the demoeratle couprossmen whieh still further euts -lie nuinhev of democrats actually vot ing the democratic ticket. A further cut in the number must crtainly be manifest, because, as n result of the republican congressional fight in the Second district, a number of republicans probably voted for the 1 -mociatlc candidate. The figures show the utter absurd Hy of this Oregonian howl which on its f.ue Is a fraud, "fraud gross as a mountain" ami the only real fraud attempted in the late primaries and i lection. 3 PKOSrF.lUTY THOVGIITS. C AN'T STOl Till'. TIDE. American newspapers nave cnea out in vain against the departure of Americans for the Canadian wheat districts. They have called up all the ghosts uf home, pride, loyalty, devo tion to the country and every other sacred and serious subject to hold back the rising tide, but in vain. Th thrifty and energetic American U louking out for "No. 1" everywhere In the world and Canada is being Am- There are a thousand things hap pening every day which mean untold wraith and progress for Oregon. Every part of the great state is forg ing ahead rapidly and after presiden tial election when matters become settled and resume a steadfast course, this development will come more rap idly than ever. rendleton and Umatilla county are going to share In that remarkable growth. Every day letters are re ceived from the Umatilla county ad vertisement in Sunset thousands of substantial people arc looking this way. Electric lines, irrigated tracts, or chard development, diversified farm ing, all are to add their mite to the immediate growth of this city and county and one becomes impatient waiting for the fullness of that time. which is at hand. Here are a few prosperity Items Lard Has Been in Existence a Long Time So Has indigestion Human nature is hard to solve. People who are most particular about adapt ing the weight of their wearing apparel to the season and its conditions, who never think of going out in a storm without an umbrella and rubbers, who would not sit in a draft, will day after day eat lard-soaked food and not realize for an instant that it is clogging their whole inner machinery. Lard is produced from hog-fat, sometimes impure, always indigestible. Cottolcne is the only rational frying and shortening medium in the world. It is made from refined vegetable oil and every thing about it is digestible and conducive to health. It will make pure, palatable, healthful food, and food which anyone can eat and enjoy without the after-pangs of a disordered stomach. COTTOLENE Is Guaranteed v-ocer u hereby au- money iu case you are not pleased, after having given Coltoltne a fair test. Navpi 5rtlH in Bulk Coltolene is packed in pails with an air- never aoia in puik tiRht top t0 r.eep it cXe fresh nn(1 whole. some, and prevent it from catching dust and absorbing disagreeable odors, such as fish, oil, etc. frrU Finnic Free Fr 2c stamp, to pay postage, we will mail cook uook rree ymi om new ,pUR 0D COOK B00K, edited and compiled by Mrs. Mary J. Lincoln, the famous Food Expert and containing nearly 300 valuable recipes. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicaco "Nature's Gift from tho Sunny South" gunian the of September desirability of 5, which efforts to . it. e ,.4 magazine ami sv.ve from destruction other property interests than those which come un der the name of "natural resources." The National ronservatinn commis sion has taken exactly the view ex pressed in your paragraph, and you will, therefore, doubtle.-s be interest ed to learn that the commission will include In Its report to the president ericanized and developed at a re-1 aon;t this line of thought, collected markable rate The American is nutji,y tn0 Oregonian and applicable es disloyal to nor unmindful of his great p0c Lilly to Portland territory: and glorious country when he decides to cast his lot In the new and grow ing districts of Canada, but rather The North Tank road, opening to our merchants a territory nearly equal in extent to that on which we he is commended for bettering his nave i,cen dependent for years. condition if possible anywhere under the sun. Have not Amercans settled and de veloped Argentina, Urazil. Australia, South Africa, Hawaii, Alaska? Why should not the same Indomitable spir it settle and Americanize Canada. If the ch. ap lands of the States b ive all been taken m nonolized. should mt the American go anywhere, '.v..:.;.. til habitable zones of the nlobe to find cheap binds and new environment for his family? Then, if larRe areas of cheap land are to be found in Alberta, Saskatche wan or British Columbia, why should the homeless American hesitate to emigrate? Are not the Japanese corn in? into this country? Are not the Germans, Swedes, Norwegians, Irish, Scotch, English, French and Finiand er corninir into the United States in search or better conditions? Then why should the American hesitate to better his condition in Canada? "Canada will be the granary of the world," says a Pendleton man just re turned from Alberta. Then why should not Americans own and enjoy that vast storehouse of wealth? The r.ewl-ton-Rlparia road, making tributary to Portland the rich Lewis-ton-Clearwater country, from which Portland has been barred for nearly 10 years. The Oregon Electric system, open ing up a nearby territory in which fie pe'ded by the abnormal crea tures whereof the male is known as a well-know n Club Man, while the fe male Is usually designated as a beau tiful Society Lady. The Importance of the fact chron icled is apparently not the chief test of news, nor is the proximity of th actors although the cynical Ville iness.ihi was wont to declare that a volcanic catastrophe destroying thou sands in Smith America was of e-s interest to the readers of the Figaia ins wish rn.rii.i.i:i. A German peddler rapped timidly at the kitchen entrance. Mrs, Kelly, angry at being Interrupted In her uaslihn:. flung open the door and glowered at him. 1 i , 1 yez wish to see me?" she de ' inaiided In threatening tones. The ),e, Idler backed a few steps. Veil. If I did." he assured her with an apologetic grin, "I got my vish; I thank you." Everybody's Magazine. an the material that can be collected " an the running over of a prlma-don- I , 1 na's dog on the llouleviird des Ital- along the very 1 lies you recommend, i at us a iis. When all Is said, news must Iml t' e saving that can be effected by the, I as (ha whu.n th(1 ,,u,iu. use if fire-proofing processes aii'l or l want to read about: and as every materials. newspaper has a public or Its own, cverv news-editor Is striving always to commission is aisu ih.ik.uk ,,,,.,,.,.,. ,,,.,... ,,,,, denom- In the'(,n fire-proof building The commission Is also making a thorough study of the cost of fire In surance and th maintaining fire ali ( 'ouiilerfoitlng Su-imvN. Seattle, Sept. 21. As officers were surrounding an old cabin on the flat last night preparatory to making a raid for supposed counterfeiters, the shack suddenly burst into flames, building and contents being destroy- While the ol fleers were wateiung the flames, Georg" Pearson, a sus- dhcovcr the greatest common in itor of his special public ... t .i ... i ..,..ii expense u. cuies o. , , . , .. j... .., .., .... hos nicture Is In departments and .wa-h'"1; " r"" , , " ; u. ,,'., gall.-iy, appeared on the , , speak scandals und murders are """ '"' ' . j meiai ua.s wen? ". nm ,-i.-.wn ,... fences to be recorded as a matter f ter services for fighting fires, as well as the l"ss in life and property through fires. This Information will throw addi tional emphasis mi the point you make that it is just as necessary t1 United poor transportation and no trans-! pi "tect the products of the forests af- '""" j portatjon liess NO IIIAII) IN I'KI.M AKIES. The Oregon Dally Journal has suc cessfully refuted the allegation of the Portland Oregonian that thousands of Oregon democrats registered as re publicans in order to defeat the re publi.an senatorial candidate in the primaries last spring. Thf following convincing and unanswerable edito rial from the Journal disproves the loud and harsh ae usation of the Oregonian. The Journal say: TJiere has b"en ample disproof of the bogus claim that democrats regis tered falsely as republicans, voted for th" nomination of r'Hke and support ed Chamberlain In June. There is n-or-. The vote for democratic con triessrnan in June, contrasted with the democratic registration, puts the claim to utter rout. More democrats registered as demo crats than actually voted for the deinoeiatic nominees for congress. If th'1 democratic registration was ac- have retarded development for years. An increased steamship service to Coos bay. Preliminary work on a number of Important industrial and transporta tion enterprises. Positive assurance of greatly in creased depth of water at entrance of Columbia. Those are some of the features which Inspire confidence in the future of the city. Here are a few that have actually brought prosperity with them: For the first seven months of 1908, Portland shipped 9,922.233 bushels of wheat For the same pe riod In 1907 3,205,153 bushels. Foreign lumber shipments this year to August 1 were 67,622056 feet; last year 41,253,089 feet. For the seven months this year Portland chared 414 vessels of f48. 1.13 tons net register; last year 32" vessels . 'I 4 6 J . C 7 7 tons net register. The value of wheat, barley and lumber shipped by water from Port land for the first seven months of I'j'lH was more than $7,000,000 in ex cess of that sent out in the same pe riod last year. An Increase of more than $ 1.000, 000 per month In water shipments of gialn and lumber alone offers some explanation of an Increase in real es tate transfers, postoffice receipts and building permits, especially when It is known that the average of gain will be excelled during the remaining five months of the year. All things considered, Portland real estate Is cheaper today at J5000 per front foot than It was a yar ago at $4000. ter they have been built into houses as it Is to protect the forests them selves. The commission is carrying on com prehensive investigations, not only regarding C'e conservation of raw natural resources, but concerning the Immensely Important Ueston of pre venting the waste of other kinds of property and of human lives. In this connection it has already collected a big fund of Information in the possibility of conserving lfe and property through the prevention of fires. Yours very truly, THOMAS 11. .KliIPP. Secretary. WOltK IS A I'I'K Et'IATEJX That the work and agitation of a newspaper Is occasionally really ap- tually greater than the democratic ' predated and heeded Is shown by the vote for congress in the election, how j follow ing letter to the East OregO c. n It be that "thousands upon thou- tilan concerning a brief editorial men sands" .f democrats registered as re- j tlon made some time ago about the publicans and voted the republican needs of adequate fire protection for ticket at the primaries and the dem ocratic ticket In June? Were the Oregonlan's contentions true, the vote for democratic con-grc-Frnen should be as many thou sands larger th a the democratic jeglstration as was the number of "thousand upon thousands" of dem ocrats that registered :'s republicans. But, the figure tell the story. The homes and business blocks In the cities of the country. Thomas It. Shlpp, secretary of the National Con servation commission recently ap pointed by the president, writes a follows: Washington, Kept. 18, 1908. (Ed itor of the East Oregonian.) My at- IM SK IN THE ISAKP.KN G HOUNDS. Tly hills lie black and low against the West. Far" northward stretch the valleys of too ilea 1 Her. where I.lle weary grew and sigh ed for rest And Cod put all His worn-out world to bed. Foi ls where some twilight only this the Silence last word Was whispered and Earth tale was told, Ami F.miitiricss .and Sorrow- heard The ghostly cry of ashen things and old. And through the pallid light three dead lines crown The plans that lies so like a yellow ed page; And wide and dark the blood-red sun burns down Peyond each Iron hill that aches with age. Arthur Stringer in the October Everybody's. WHAT IS XKWS? tentlon has been called to an excel lent elltorlal paragraph In the East temporary remarlage In a petty clr- It s the commonest and most use ful wordH which are most liberal and least clear. We are all eager for the news, for example, but what is news? During the civil war, Dr. Holmes sug gested that the citizens of the Ameri can republic were like the Komans of old, but with a . difference, since our cry was for Bread and the News. Now, If there is a clamor for a thing, how Is It that there is constant disa greement as to what the thing Itself Is? What Is News? This Is the ques tion that every conductor of a Journal must answer for himself. It Is only by supplying the News that he wins Bread for himself. Yet no two con ductors of Journals agree as to the test of real news. It Is not founded on the actual Importance of the thing reported, or else we should not have scarebeads on the first page hasten ing t nredict a fresh divorce or a not really news; they are mere occur- not to be displayed. course, but Sci ibners. Read the East Oregonian. FOR When bad Mood is caused from an infection of the circulation by th virus of Contagious Blood Poison, it usually shows in the. form of ulcerated mouth and throat, copper-colored splotches on the body, swollen glands in the groin, falling hair, sores and ulcers, etc. These general symptoms, affecting all parts of the body, show how deeply poisoned the blood becomes, and emphasizes the dangerous character of the trouble. If allows to remain in the system the disease will finally wreck the health and break down the strongest constitution. No medicine can cure Contagious Hlol Poison which does not rid the circulation of every particle of the virus. S. S. 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Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent. vonx i riioi.i) The quality of our cleaning and ii( ssIiir work once you know It, "be (HUM) 'twill satisfy you even If you're nin.st parieulnr in your Ideas. . We nxk only your firm order to (convince you that our work Is right, and prices, too. City Steam Dye Works 'Phone Main 169. 206ft E. Alta St. Ten Good Reasons Why You Should Stop at "The Cornelius" The Best in Portland. Situated In the center of the shopping district. One Mock from the clanging street cars. Not so expensive as some other hotels . Sixty room with private bath. 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 (0-pound hair mattress The furnishings and general ap pearance of the public rooms must be seen to be appreciated. THE COItNELIUS, Park and Alder streets, Portland's newest and mo.st modern equipped hotel, solicits your patronage and assures you good service and courteous treatment. An exceptional hotel for Eastern Oregon families who .omo to Portland shopping and fllvht-scelng When next In Portland give us a chance to make you look pleased. THE CORNELIUS meets all trains. Europlan. Free 'Bus N. K. CLARKE, Mgr. C. W. Cornelius, Proprietor Best Standard Makes of Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines Iluy from a local house which In sure you satisfaction, makes term to suit you, carries only standard makes and are always here to 'back up tlielr sah'S. It costs you nothing to look over our lines. JESSE FAILING Main street, near bridge. The Ladies of St. Anthony's Auxiliary will be in charge of the Restaurant and Lunch Counter at the County Fair. Chicken Dinners Will Be Served Every Day. jgp He will have to keep on digging with his hoe If he does not get his wagon repairing, machine work and carriage painting done at Neagle Brothers', where charges are moder ate and only skilled workmen are em ployed. Winona hacks, Rex buggies, Fairbanks engines and scales for sale. We solicit your patronage. NEAGLE BROS. I JOSEPH ELL : INSURANCE : ; KEAL ESTATE Room 3, Savings Bank Phone Black 2371. Building.