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DAILY EAST ORBUKIAX. PKNLBTON. HUlVtY. NOVEMBER 11. 1910.
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fa&iV jfXTOp&gj J unless the problem of the
' &w$imfijZr y sieved, at least measurably
AN INDKI'liNaiNT NaWSl'Al'EH.
Yet we shall have It again and again
saloon Is
In Port
land and throughout Oregon. If the
Paeltabra Dally. Weily aaa Senl-Wceklr j saIoon mot fancies that It has
at lVndlKaa, oroM. by the WOn a victory, it Is grossly mistaken.
CA8T ORM:M l iI.ISUl.vJ CO. ' 6
SUHSCairTION KATU. (The people who voted down prohibi
ts 00 ''on 'or tne most part have no traffic
WIVES. NOVEKS .IIIKKJ) GIULS.
Dally. oa yrar. t mill
LwUly, in bkiiIu. by nail 2.51
uaiiy, nm iniii t sail
Daily, on by sail
Dally, one year, by carrier
Daily, an maataa. jf carrier ....
Daily, tare m.aiaJS ay carrier...
Dally, une aoata. by rarntr
Weekly, on yrar. by Ball
Wiy, an ataa. by sail
Waea.V. four na;ba. by aaall
ami-Weekly, ae year, by mall...
Bml Vrraiy. an aaata. by nail.,
anal Wtrk.y. tour aisaiaa. by mall.
v ith any saloon. They regard it as
;! unmitigated evil and would abolish
The Ial!y Faat Orejonlan Is kept on sale
1 25
.50
f Kit
j 75 lit utterly if it could be done without
I.SSJthe substitution of some greater
1.50 I nuisance or greater evil. It is up to
!o? the Greater Home Rule association
1.50
.73
.50 j f. rward the movement for the im-
under
show its good faith by carrying
BrrT I'or'tfa'ad. oTas " UorrUon j v hich liquor may be sold, for the el-
artawat .swa . Partland. Oregon. I imination of the dive, and the ostra-Chk-aca
Burma, Security PulMlns. I ... . ...
W"abinirtB. D C, Bureau. ;oi Four-j olsra ot lne rowdy and lawless saloon-
eeata atreet. S. W. , keeper. These are things that must
Meaiker l alted Trm Asaoclatlon.
Kntered at tke pearoffic at rendleton,
Ora. aa aecana class mall matter.
Veleakase
Main 1
Official City an1 Connfy Taper.
GOOD MOKNING
MILAGE
When the angels are savin'
"Good Mornin' " to you,
When the weather's too
bright for your worry,
Tou think they're expectin" you
up in the Blue.
And you don't want to leave
in a hurry!
There's nothing that equals the
heavenly dawn,
But the world's such a fine
world when Wrinter comes
on!
be done."
It is certainly true that the liquor
men did not win the recent fight.
This year Umatilla county was plac
ed in the wet column by the same men
who two years ago voted the county
'.ry by a heavy majority! They vot
ti this county dry as a rebuke to the
r.'tt-n sal vn system then in exist
tnce. Having administered that re
lu'ke they now permit the business to
' e legalized again in hopes It will be
handled properly. If the liquor bus
iness is not handled properly here
.ind elsewhere throughout this state
is a moral certainty that the pen
dulum will swing again to prohi
bition. How is the situation going to be
met in Pendleton? Are we to have
i few decently conducted saloons that
will meet the legitimate demand for
Saturday Evening Post: "Xo wo
man," says an able representative of
that sx. "whose husband earns less
than $2500 a year has any business
to keep a hired girl,"
This naturally reminds us that wo
men, as the great patrons of fiction,
have been treating themselves with
the hair of the dog that bit them. At
least, corruption of women and the
rise of the novel were pretty much
coincidental. True. Shakespeare's he
roines wire sensitive, but they were
not sickly. Imogen's mind was ex
quisitively delicate, yet she was a no
table husky g rl. Hut the novel, from
Fielding to Thackeray, teems with
ladies who go waver ng and loppir.g
through life like so many lamp dish
rags. Imagine Sedley. kneading
bread! They would not only fall Into
the dough zut, after a quarter of an
hour, nobody could tell which was
which. '
It is said the feminine idea! has
changed much latterly, and young
women with the hearty approval of
young men wish to be reasonably
vigorous physically. They ride golf,
play tennis, swim. Of urban and
well-to-do young women this doubt
less is true; but among the less we!'.-to-do.
and in country towns and even
on prosperous farms, thousands of
girls are growing up with no more
vigorous bodily exercise than an eld
erly cat takes. They will have no
physical stamnia. Doctors and hos
pitals will gather a huge toll from
them, Whcn they marry they will
keep servants or the family will board,
because they haven't the strength and
endurance for kitchen and nursery.
ITS
SAFE
MY DONT
Xou PUT
Something
RANK'S
B-rs a i a v
it .
aiW AWAY FOP
4--'.:;,.
. ' -nraf'.
WINTER
mIcTASJT.
t;o ix ixm viioi.iome rrx.
With windows celestial
open on high
You know what the Promised
Land's worth;
But how would jou choose
'twixt a psalm in the sky
And a rollicking reel on the
earth ?
The sweet dreams of Summer
like shadows are gor.e.
But the world's such a fine
world when Winter comes
on!
Frank L. Stanton in Atlan-
ta Constitution.
i liquor as it should be met. Or will
i we have lo or 20 Joints with the mis
wide ,
! ery and debauchery that made our
4 . old time saloon system a stench in
the nostrils of respectable people?
j A REMARKABLE TRIUMPH.
j Oswald West's victory in Oregon
.stands out as one of the most whole
isnme features in American political
liie this year. It is a remarkable vic-jt'-ry
through the fact that Mr. West
ran under the great disadvantage of
il'uving a 60,000 majority to overcome;
ALL IXU PEXDLETOX.
had little money and but slight organ
ization while his opponent had all the
means of warfare at his disposal.
, , I L'owerman had the prestige of be-
Those who have been working for .
,, , ii:g acting governor, the support of
the advancement of Pendleton dur- !
i'umic service corporations; a com-
i iinct tiartv oreanization and the hene-
they .. . ...
in ot an alliance witn tne liquor ror-
uphill fight. On every hand
have encountered a spirit of pessim
ism due apparently to prohibition. It
hzs been hard to accomplish any
thing. The new woolen mill is about j
the only thing Pendleton gained dur-
It was a vai-
ces in a "wet" year.
The fact that Mr. West overcame
all this and was elected by a 5000
plurality is a great personal triumph
lng the past two years.
liable gain.
Now that the county is again wet
those who have been ; s-imisti
should shed their gloom, take off their
coats and join in working for the ad
vancement of this city. There is
much to be done.
Naturally the growth of this city j
will depend largely upon the. work
done for its advancement. Th-; town
cannot grow unless there is some
thing for it to grow upon. It wont
do to rest upon the fact that we will
have saloons. We have had saloons
all the time.
Local people should do everything
In their power to build up this city
from within and from without. The
city needs new industries. We need
the extension of the Umatilla Central
t- the timber belt to the southward.
We need a big sawmill here to man- j
ufacture that timber into lumber.
We need the O. R. & N. freight di
vision and every consistent effort
should be put forth to obtain it.
Pendleton needs more than any
thing else a greater development of
Its adjacent territory and closer com
munication with that territory. More
land should be Irrigated and diversi
fied farming should be encouraged in
this vicinity. We need better roads
into this city from all directions but
especially do we need a cloHer con
nection with the western part of this
cr.unty.
Pendleton needs a new water sys
tem and many local Improvement.
We need more street paving and miles
and miles of macadam. We need
some sidewalks and some crosswalks
in the residence districts. We have
Bone at all now. We need a new
high school building. We need more
street lights. We need a city park
and an athletic stadium.
Local people should forget the bit
terness of the late campaign Just as
quickly as possible. There is no prof
it in fighting after a fight is over.
Republicans and democrats, progres
sives and standpatters, prohibitionists
and antis should unite In fighting
for the cause of a greater Pendleton
The banner of the boosting brigade
should now be held aloft with its
slogan:
"All for one; one for all.'
; for him. It is even more of a tri-
;umph for the principles for which he
istands and for the independent press
! oi this state which press, led by
; the Oregon Daily Journal, fought
' earnestly in his behalf.
Oregon stands by the Oregon sys
ti m regardless of the slurs of machine
politicians.
Those who try to do without recrea- j
tion pay the penalty In arrested de- ;
velopment, says Orison Swett Marden. j
in Success Magazine. They dry up. j
Their lives become juiceless and un- i
interesting. They do not get rid of ,
the brain ash from one day to an- ,
other, and the monotony of using the ,
same faculties a great many hours ,
each day without change or diversion ;
will soon so deteriorate the mind ;
that it will lose its elasticity. Its pow- :
er to rebound, and the brain will ope
rate in a perfunctory manner, instead
of with strong, vigorous action and
will produce nothing original it
great.
A multitude of people, however,
lose the very good they are seeking ,
in their recreation by indulging In j
pleasures which demoralize, weaken.
and which, instead of making them ;
fresher and stronger for their next :
day's work, leave a demoralizing re
action and exhaust their vitality, i
Their "goo,l time" does not accnm- i
plish the end sought, because they ;
cannot discriminate between inno- !
cent amusement, which sends a i
healthful glow all through the whole
nature, rebuilds, rejuvenates, refresh
en, restores all the life forces to
their normal condit on. and the pleas- ,
ures which exhaust the vitality, de
plete the life forces. Those people ;
confuse fun with dissipation. Any- !
thing which lessens your self-respect. ,
which you are ashamed to mention to
your mother or sister, which makes '
you think a little less of yours-lf, is j
dissipation not good. v. h"ie.-oni- fun. j
SQUIRRELS pather nuts in the Fall when there ARE
nuts, and put them away and save them for the Winter. You
must save your money when you are MAKIXG MONEY
and have money. A Winter may come to yon sooner than
you think. Youi money will prow in our bank, tx. We'll
pay 4 per cent interest on the money you dejosit with us and
compound the interest . every sLx months.
THE
American National Bank
Pendleton. Oregon
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Headquarters For
Toilet Goods
We are Kale Maaufaoti
Distributor of ism
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s
TOILET CREAM
COLD CREAM
TOOTH POWDER
and
MT. MOO CREAK
Tallmai. & Co,
Leading Druggists of
Or goe.
Rasters
Job Printing, Tel. Main i S j ?.lilnc Transfer
an iiMjimaiji'i
SIIK (X)l l.l) XOTTKLL.
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Ladies Taught to Skate FREE!
We have secured the services of Miss Freda Demars of Seattle,
who will give free instructions to ladles each afternoon and cve'g.
TWO INSTRUCTORS AFTERNOON" AND EVENING.
Learn that pleasinp and healthful pastime, "Ridinp tlio Roll
ers." The Ireland Rink tinder new manapoment and run re
spectable for the patronape of ladies and pentlcmen.
Doors open: Afternoon 2 to 4; eveninps 7:30 to 10.
COPELAND , DRAKE - - - Managers
ol Lur: live rrocK a-
SVKANCa.
hdiana I Ohio
Live Stock Insur
ance Company
0 OrawfonhrrlUe, T fff- i
Ma tow aataraa OmM.
Paliaaaa saw cOvi la avary
lata ta Lb a Ualaa. Org.
arar II yaara aa. Paid
a Oaaltal $!,..
aata arar t4ll.Mt.tt.
niMBMBBia, Hala la If Or
a Ma aval Uti teatfc i 1 1 p
Mark Moorhoase
Company
Aaat, rmm aHaaaat. Or.
113 HaM Cawart M.
Pacua acJU Bat.
Phiiii Main 5
CALX pkomptlt ans
wered FOE ALL
BAQQAOa TBANitrEEEIMa.
PIANO AND FUENITUEB
MOVING ANU EEATT TEOCE
INS A U-ttClALTT.
FIXE JCDGMEXT.
In the view of the East Oregonian
the people of Umatilla county show
ed splendid judgment In voting upon
most initiative and referendum meas
ures. Against the various county di
vision measures they cast practically
a three to one vote. Orchard county
Clustered only 941 votes In this coun.
ty while 2680 were cast against it.
The Eastern Oregon normal school
v. as endorsed by a splendid vote de
spite the fact that the chairman of
the republican county central com
mittee issued a printed slate upon
which the school was marked for
slaughter.
. Against the proposition for a con
stitutional convention Umatilla coun
ty registered an almost unanimous
negative vote. They voted for the
bill that will permit counties to vote
bonds for permanent Improvements.
Upon bills that were not plainly un
derstood or had been forced upon the
public in abuse of the initiative privi
lege the people generally voted "No."
That is the way to do for it will pre
vent abuse of the initiative In the future.
"The late Myra Kelley's notebook,"
said a magazine ed tor of New lurk.
"was full of overheard bits that she
proposed to work into stories.
' "One bit that will never f pure in
a story' now she related at a dinner
before she went abroad. It concern
ed a little schoolboy. Jurg's Burisoos
ky, who said to his mother one nisht,
in the inimitable Myra Kelley dialect:
" 'Ven der match's firo goes out.
mutter, vare poes It to, hey?
"The mother answered impatiently:
" 'I dunno. Such questions Is silly.
Vy, you might as veil ast me vere yer
pa goes ven he noes out.' "
A HEilEDY that has lieltl
thousands to retain their health
Is surely the one you need
that's Hoatettrr's. It In for
Stomach Ilia, Colds and Grippe.
Be sure to get
fl flOSTETTER'fl
Pi STOMACH n.
U U BITTER
Orpheum Theatre
1. P. Ml
XAOE. rreprtafr
HIGH-CLASS; UP-TO-DATE MOTION
PICTURES
For Mn, Woman and Childrn
n rnoofiAM ix today PAPBtt.
Prograaa Cfcaagtai aa Saaaay'B, Taaariajr'a aaa Friday's.
Byers'
Best
Flour
In (! fran Kia die-st ivimit tbm
yrw. (taw) W in awr-TeW vtbrsn
BTIGEr KJJRT FLOUR i used. Bran.
StNMta, Sten Rlied Barley always on
Pendleton Roller Mills
Bal0tEa, OawgM.
Backed by Wall street Influence
and standpat republicans Tammany
succeeded in landing on Roosevelt In
the New York election. But people
are greatly deceived who think that
Roosevelt is now without political Influence.
This evening's returns will deal with
the result of the annual football
game between the Pendleton and Ba
ker high school teams.
DECENCY OR DEBAUCHERY?
Commenting upon the outcome of
the liquor fight In the recent elec
tion the Portland Oregonian had the
following:
"Prohibition would have been a
aad mistake In Oregon. We have es
caped Its menace for the present
W-E-S-T spells VICTORY.
For the Ambltlont
S ntoerttp 1
Cbucatton
All kaameUaa. Uxlaalag Saal
la fui. rm
m la naatesa. TMa
aaaaraurw aa jam.
IS an aiawlpar. kalWUa ta the
The Size
Coal
and Cleanliness of
Is What Counts
Lumps, not waste, dirt or dust, are
what you should have for your
money. Get the best it's the cheap
est. We'll give you a ton of coal,
that's all coal, and guarantee full
weight and quality. We handle the
best grades and sell it at lowest prices
Special RatM n Large Lots, Prempt Delivery
OREGON LUMBER. YARD
Phone Main 8
Th. QUELLE
Gus La Fontaine, Prop.
1 Beat 25c Meals in North
west
'I First-class cooks and service
Shell fish in season
Ld Fontaine Bile., Main St.
THI
sBEsEVHsn
it PENDLETON I
DRUG CO.
re iea ti iiset-itT fRtsu
You Make a
Bad Mistake
Wfcea yaa awt a kasbac rear
Codl
(Ml Mae bbbbm pnssin
fM leasHiaaM, lawar Steaa
tkww prvraSitaa; a aa4
Winter.
Br Hoaialag ms Bw
avoid ALL daagar mi kaa
able to seearsi U
weather arrlTea.
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Phone Main its.
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