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1'AGE FOUR
DAHS EAST OREGOMA.N, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1911.
EIGHT PAGES
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into affairs In Mexico, Diaz has em
ployed tactics of this nature.
Now that Madero and his followers
are striving to bring about a real
change in administration why should
the 1'nlted States tako a hand?
Would it not be better to stay this
."ide the border but to Impress upon
both warring factions that no mat
ter who wins out American interests
must be duly, respected?
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We reap in return for our sow
ing. And not for mere dreaming
of gains;
The winds that are f'tfully blow
ing Across the wide, billowy
plains
Will bring us no shiploads of
treasure,
Unless we have ships to re
turn; The world gives us measure for
measure
And hope for the hopes that
we earn.
The world gives us Joy for en
joyment That we have the grace to
impart;
The heart is soon out of em
ployment That ceases to gladden some
heart;
The pleasure and profit of liv
ing Are sweetened ' by effort and
zeal;
The world gives us gain for our
giving,
And not for the empty ap
peal. Chicago Record-Herald.
no it xow."
There are some people who think
the present hlrh school bu'ldlng may
be. made to suffice for a year or so
longer and so favor putting off the
improvement. "Make the building do
as long as It can," they argue. They
talked the same way when the move
ment for paving the business section
was underway. The East Oregonlan
knows because this paper worked
earnestly for paving and It remembers
that some of the men who opposed
paving are now "ferninst" the new
l.lgh school. Some of those same men
will oppose a mountain water system
'or Pin.lleton and will argue that the
present system will suffice "for a few
years longer."
!Hit it is poor policy to put off un
til tomorrow what may be done to
da; When an improvement is actu
ally needed and may be had it Is poor
business policy to hold back that lm
jfovement. We cannot expect to make
rapid progress by going as slow as
possible.
three fingers, meaning Faith, Hope
and Charity. He held up his fist,
meaning In Unity there is Strength. '
I held up an apple, meaning the '
downfull of man. He held up the'
bread, meaning the Staff of Life.
Thus I gave him the prize." I
When Willie's mother wanted to
know where he got the money, he
replied: ,
"I stopped at school and the teacher
held up one finger, meaning I had
only one eye. I held up two fingers,
meaning that I could see as much with ,
my eye as she with her two. She'
held up three fingers, meaning be
tween the two of us we only had three
eyes. This made me so mad that 1
shook my fist at her. She picked upj
an apple, and was Just going to throw '
it at tae. when I held up the loaf of ;
ureau. Mie got scared and gave me '
the five dollars." National Monthlv.
i
ffanjniaT
A l'IXE INVESTMENT.
The purchasing of the Matlock
tract by the Round-up management
ian.1 the subsequent deeding of that
FOR THE GIRLS ALSO.
It Is now considered necessary for
young ladies as well as young men to
have instruction in physical culture
and in all the progressive colleges and
universities of the land such instruc
tion is given tp the girls as well as to
the "boys.
At the Oregon Agricultural College
another step forward is being taken
in that the girls are going in for out
door sports as well as gymnasium
drills. Under the leadership of their
instructress a bevy of O. A. C. girls
recently made a cross country run
and though they attracted more or
loss attention thereby they do not care.
Why should they make any apology
for the stunt? If young men have a
right to go about In track suits why
should not the girls be allowed to ap
pear in their neat and comfortable
gymnasium bloomers? The girls like
the open air as well as do the boys
and it is good for them. There is
nothing wrong or Improper about it
at all and no one but a "hard shell"
or a dyspeptic will pretend to think
there is.
Physical culture for young ladies as
welL as for young men is here to stay.
The proposition that the training of
the body should go along with the
training of the mind Is going to be
observed all along the line. It should
be. The matter of one's health Is
about the most Important thing In
the world and It Is silly for schools to
etuff the minds of children with "sol
emn nonsence" and neglect such -a
vital subject. In the grade schools
and in the high schools there should
be systematic instruction in physical
culture and such Instruction should
be for the girls as well as the boys.
If given by properly trained Instruc
tors it would be of vast benefit to the
pupils and would early embue the
children with a taste for such work.
The Idea though should be to de
velop those who need It most not to
turn out a f;w star athletes. A
crack athlete usually overdoes the
thing, hurts his health and thereby
brings disrepute upon physical cul
ture work in general. The proper aim
In physical culture should be to give
students Just such exercise as will
best promote their health and happi
ness. To overdo the thing may be as
Injurious as to neglect such work en
Urely.
'.and to the city will be more and more
appreciated as years go by. Through
tlu- deal that has been made the city
secured a fine piece of property close
in and adapted for a Round-up
grounds tnd general athletic stadium.
When the work now underway Is com
pleted tr.is city will have the finest
and most convenient athletic stadium
in the northwest. It will mean much
to the city. It Is a good thing for the
city to have baseball games, football
games and track meets. They bring
many people Into town and provide
entertainment for those already here,
In the future the various athletic
teams will be able to secure first class
groundS for their purposes and secure
the same at a nominal cost. Hence
forth it should be easy to finance a
Pendleton ball team without taking
up a public subscription for the purpose.
THE END OP Tin- woicr.li 1 carry!
IThtn ,. kl I.-. I . .' 1 IUIC
...V idol nut mis ueeu pur
chased, and the plumes are
broken and bent, !
When the hobble skirt has been ban
ished, and no one cares where
it went, j
We shall rest, and faith we shall need ,
it and quit for an aeon or two '
Denouncing each f;rhion verdict, and
condemning each thing that's
new. i
It th
Ilk rhlcta til iHiuncd fro j In ol
i mile to I I northeast! ll 1c
k"he easterrl juburbs of I J cit
he Infield- fne IrlsmSrrfT ha
flown out with an untrustworthy en
gine and before ho could turn his planes
and got started for this grounds, the
thing had gone dead and pluyCTSHin
down In the wheat stubble f le
spaca of tbout ten mini
around the race track thoug
accident had proven serlou
was wun mis iuea mat coloi
R. Green brought, his automob1
requisition, and with several c
flclals of the meet aboard.
to Investigate. His mac
lowed by anothtfearlni?;
r rep
r :
Si ajrai? ps'i
Ht.V'HiHA f o"s stand. ' lad.' i
J- 'Jsr. "do you IJw J
!waJreally did."
;V'jadded, still i
.-f'fos'cd mv rid.
Swlul
Could Hava Made Turn.
na still undai
, had told Bey
e able to maki
that he couh
While the
way. tho govt
mour that hi
that turn" i
guldo the
bend of th
coulefct man!
made' it pV
little "Joke"
ed at his
The toverr
Allison Mayru
ad
tor
Ut . I
iia lo lev r
m lull bet" -r
V- .3D frobl
fc'-L-jfuncertalif ,le
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howpv
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trlousl
into t
Klne,
ma
wor
BO ti'
pretty
with
end
ngal
heading for the
Btraignt for the track, ke
uniform height until with!
There will be no word from Paris nf
fashions of freakish mould;-
11 uc i" rage in tue spring- ! or tne grandstand. Then H
time," will never again be told: what he took In the aratLfcrl
And the hair .can be dressed as one! 10 De a '""table spot"for
wills
own,'
It, provided It's all one's
And no puffs and curls at the play-
shall make any patron
house
groan.
With his engines workinn
fpeed clutch, glided earti
I '
' Maehine Goss A -wreck.
' Too late he saw thnt h
culated his distance froi
And the men will have naugl.t to wor- 11" ' le "e.
rj, tor tne tailors will show one Toward averting the thr
ier. therefore he tnrnnri
inac win satisfy all forever, and will . t'e again, leaped the ffst fe
make no crimp In one's "pile "i urnea his planes for a
And all who wear duds shall be hannv' V ;n? runnlnR course.
r Tf
... .
Jd the southea
was easily tn
Inch. Also b
ne enjoyed thi '
been porpetrat
. than ho. '-. I
together win
inoBtau
larker oi
garni
M Bey-
mak
couiu
itheasl
th
th
trat-
If M
thi
Ion at
Fries ol
io gov
itulated
had
pleased
rld
Nvn ana
roi
tg hlmt
lal. re
stand
ind po
id hlrfl
of tM
iway
an l say: "That Is grand, I de
clare can wear my last year's garments
with a perfectly cheerful air."
Denver Republican.
Gone to Waste.
"I don't like the way they reported
my speech," complained the new con
gressman. "Why they sprinkled in plenty of
laughter and applause."
"Yes, but how about all them gestures?"
too short for
:.iisn
hurl
dowl
non J
the'
Pin
PandliJ
The
the- bl craft
ce Into
Ing from the II
the track. Frif
s seat and 1
8 the fence.
emalnlng sti
thought til
tarted al
Garros, 4h
encircled thi
befoYe tin
art old wheal
e northeast
om tlr' scen
nigh hiu
been mortally hurt. Simon, a
huhB I
breath
il -within about
At Work.
"Did your son learn anything in
college?"
Oh yes. Learned to operate an
automobile so well that we have put
him in charge of one of our big el-
ctrlc trucks."
M0NEY
The Pendleton high school basket
ball team has won the championship
of eastern Oregon. The P. H. S. usu
ally brings home a few championship
banners each year and they are not
always athletic championships either.
Last year the debating team won the
state honors.
Judging from the way Senor Liman-
tour talks It seems evident that in the
past he has not had sufficient oppor
tunity to express himself publicly up
on questions in which he Is Interested.
Xow that the new track between
here and Yoakum is mostly all in use
the O.-W. company is planning to start
work on the . Coyote-Echo cutoff.
Such a railroad. It is never satisfied
unless it Is at work.
National guardsmen as well as the
regulars will be glad to go anywhere
they may be sent. "Thelr's not to
reason why." Besides It has been
long time since there was anything
stirring.
The million dollars to be expend'
ed on the cutoff and the million dol
lars to be expended on work In Fen
dleton will make two million.
IT IS THEIR AFFAIR.
The revolution In Mexico Is merely
a sample of the regulat'on process
through which all the Latin-Ameri
can countries must pass when they
change administrations. When an or
dinary election Is held In one of those
countries H means that the presl
dent will be continued In power. The
president takes steps to see that the
election Is conducted 'his way. Fre
quently the method consists In either
banishing or shooting any formidable
candidate who aspires to run against
' the man In power. According to some
magazine writers who have looked
Is not this a good time to get those
road scraping crews going?
Spring seems to like Pendleton.
HOW WILLIE WOX THE PRIZE.
Little Willie, having only one eye
did not like to attend school. One
afternoon he stayed home, and his
mother sent him to the store for
loaf of bread. On the way back he
stopped at the school. The school
examiners were there to award a
prize of 15 in gold to the smartest
boy or girl in the class. Just as Wil
lie entered the teacher held up one
finger. Then Willie held up two fin
gfrs. Thr time she held up three
fingers, and Willie held up his fist.
fhe held up an apple, and Willie held
up the loaf of bread. She called him
to the desk and gave him the 15.
The examiners Inquired of the
teacher why she had awarded the
prize to Willie. She said:
"l r.eia up one nrtger, meaning
there Is one Supreme Being. He
held up two, meaning the starting of
the race, Adam and Eve. I held u
-Stem, i
RHEUMATISM
PAINFUL & DANGEROUS
Rheumatism is due to a diseased
condition of the blood cells and cor
puscles, brought about by an excess
of uric acid in the circulation. It is
not only a very painful disease but an
extremely dangerous trouble. The
briny, acrid state of the blood gradu
ally forms a coating over the muscles,
and by depositing a cement-like sub
stance in the joints Irequently termi
nates fatally, or leaves its victim a
hopeless cripple. It is natural to
"doctor " the spot that hurts, and it is
quite right to use liniments, hot appli
cations, etc., to get temporary relief
from apainful joint or swollen tendon;
but Rheumatism is not a skin disease,
and such things, when depended on
alone make one careless, and the dis
ease gets a firmer hold on the blood.
S. S. S. cures the disease because it is
the greatest of all blood purifiers. It
goes into the cir
culation, and re
moves every
particle of the
irritating uric
acid, builds up
the blood,
makes it rich
and oily, and in
this way pre
pares it for the
proper nourishment ol au joints,
muscles, nerves and bones. If you
have Rheumatism, get the uric acid
out of the blood by taking S. S. S., a
purely vegetable medicine, and enjoy
freedom from its misery, nook on
Rheumatism and any medical advice
free to all who write.
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