EIGHT rAGES
DAtLT E.V81 ORB .OMAV PEVPtAjrOX, OREGON. MONDAV, MAY 21, 1011.
AX INKKI KSPENT NEWSPAPER.
lubilnhci pally ai I S.-mt -Weekly at Vtm-
li.fioii. Drt'cuu, ly tlie
EAST PhlAJOMAN PC liLI SUING CO.
Si r.Sl-KIlTIO.N KATES.
r.llj-, i. lie ). l man ,....$3.00
P.ll'v. mx nioiilh. lev mall 2.50
lUi'y, three tuetuiis. liy mull I. Hit i
Pi I. v. one nior.Ui. I'V mail 00
i'l:y, 'i,i- year, ly carrier 7.50
1-mily, fix uitui'.us, by miner 8 75
I.ll'y tmve m.-ntli. ly carrier l.3
lli ore lu.mtli, ly enmer tio
trai wk:y. into j-eur. ly mall l.t0
frrml W I't M.i . M lucMhs. by ui.ill "5
ail -Weekly, four l.ioiii.s. by wall... .60
about an order thai will maks for a .-"Vw
mure viuiiaMo distribution of wealth j prN
among ihc people. I Vv
a MiM.rinr.o woman. -
I Mrs. i: 11. H.irnuinn hn a wron.;
i'fti ro.tt.iriHr.ii what she should Jo
. ii'n In r lnisban.l's money. She Is
tiitfiuii:.;.- t ' I'Malilish a university In ( lh;s yit;.j ji l: ; j tt OI1ly Ji.. p.,w. r to 1k.i1, but LccoiucS a source of irri
iv.liu r-aia nr in Nevada, she is K-, t ,tion to nnv wound or open Pore or nK-iT on tlie iksh. The lilootl eontin
out vl her sphere r.llil. UUe
tfc CHElBMi; ULLtKS
There is a natural element of tlie circl.uion known .is plasma, a fibrous
constituent which is the true heating: quality of the blood. This plasmic
r . i ... im.: i ..: ;.. ( ii i.t..i on1
properly is iieipieiuiv uiMnniu liupuie ii'.viiiii.u.unuin m mi
cud. iiuiie tin
iiitcnti.i'.ly no Jouet. is oturuit; an
to the stale of I'alii'e'.'iim. It
Vii'!. '.ion of the si ne to mair.-
fhe 1 :! !ly V.ii.-t Onv'oulaa kti't on a!j
It the Or.voti New Co., o-'J Morrison
..reel. Perl. and. Oregon.
.V.riliwi'i-i Xoi i t, Portland, Oregon.
t MintM llurcau. Una Security Building.
V asbinsten, 1. l, llureau, 501 Kour
iMUlb .licet, X. V.
Member Vn .ed Tress Aoi'!atlon.
ir-sult
is tho
tain tin
California
Kntered at the post office at Pendleton,
Oregon, as second class mall matter.
tlephuiie
Main 1
Official City and County Paper.
A WOULD IX Tl.NIi.
1.
Joy in gardens stray in'
All tin- world in tune;
Maylime a-sayiu'
Swtotet tilings of June.
IX.
"(Vi'.i'.i-b! cioUvi- M-ein 'way o
vr.- birds an" rills;
L-.-t's tuki; a day off
Wi'-l; heavi:;, on I'.ie hill
t.'.re. t!
Color
Violets
X o i w i
I Id
III.
joy's unenj'.n"
a- t'.ie v .. ;
e Sftidin'
s to Go.1.
IV.
vain i-iuiiavor
l i'i Iji. u in;
(.m'.l- aould live forever
i-.' ;..!ij ti.v s t . ;i.'.-s
I'rar.k L. .-
in :
lan to
a.
auoalional in-titutions of
It is no longer up to
ehurchi s n,,r to private individuals to
v'.rry on od neat ional work. In fact
there is a just and Browing resent
n.ont against endowed schools. Youn;-;
men and women who are perfectly
willing to take instruction provideJ
by tho state, because they are entit
led to such from the state, object to
attending endowed schools. An en
dowed school is a charitable institu
tion and anyone who attends such a
school is a recipient of charity. There
is no other way to figure it.
If Mrs. Harriman has wealth to
distribute site may no doubt find
v.lentv of places to use it
ut the country, and especially in the
east, there are people who lead lives
,' wntciifilii'-f." because thy are at
the bottom of a social pile while such
..: she sit upon the top. These people
ai-cd cb. r. hy and may appreciate it.
i,t when Mrs. Haniman thinks of
e-eair,.- : o the pr.givss.ive west and
sia'aishii.:' a school with her h us
ually discharges the impur.ties into the place nnd gradually llie mteciion
spreads ami tlie sore enkiiy-cs. lCxteinal applications cannot cure .v.; eld
sore, because :-.uch treatment does not a fleet the blood ; tlie most that can be
expected from plastets. washes, salves, .le., is a cleansim.-, r.oothing elTect
on the ulcer. f.vS. S. heals old sores i:l a -etfectly natural way. It goes
down into the blood, and removes the impurities and lfiotlnd mailers that are
the means of kcepiuj; t tie ulcer open; then the sore is hound to heal. S. S. .S. is
the greatest of all blood purifiers, and not only does it cleanse thecireulation,
but it restores the healing-, plastuic qualities and aids in promoting; every
necessary quality for jrood health. S. .S.S. builds new flesh tissue from the
bottom of tlie ulcer to the outer skin, and makes a perniar -mt cure. Book
on Sores and Ulcers and any medical arlviee free. S. S. S -s for sale at drug
stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
j when he has bequeathed his money
: In a way his relatives do not like it
! will suddenly be established In court
; that the testator was a lunatic and
didn't have enough sense to know
There used to be
X ni-ie lisi-ci ni Lie . (j ei
tfyrd, Conn , who J H
reak any will, no i A
nard ixon, one of the Tacific Coast
artists who has aeh eved a strong po
sition in New York. Another feature
of this number is an article, "The
I'.iggest Job in the World," by Frank
Saville, a frank statement by an en- j w hat he was dolus
thiisiastic Englishman of his ndni'r- nn old lawyer in Hart
ation for the work done by young sa d that he could break any
Americans in the construction of the mutter by whom made or In what
I'anania canal. The article is illus- state, and the success which nttond-
Through- j t rated by recent copyrighted photo- j ed him in his practice emphasized tne
graphs made by Kdward 11. Kemp ; truth of his content. on.
for Congressman I. and of the com- j An effort was made not long ago
tnittee on naval affairs, other - ur-; In Massachusetts to provide for the
t'e'.es are "can Horseback to Mount probating of wills before death. It
Hose," by George Hamlin Fitch; was proposed that a man upon mak-
"The Tavern of the I!:g Water a tug a will should go to the prob.'ue
iVsrrinlion of Lake Tahoe bv Kat'.i- ! court and offer it for probate. Any !
' er.no Chandler; "Western Porsonalt
! ties." ' including Henry A. Jastro of
i i'.a.kei'sfald. 1'i. Hidem T'.l lisdell of
romona College, and- fler.eral ITar-
1 arrw?tHt',-MgMtM " -w!r
For Sale
3 miles cast of Echo along
tho thniitllla river, 355 acres
pood rich. land under the
Furnish ditch, 60 acres in al
falfa nnd 125 acres more can
be put In ull under the ditch.
All machinery nnd hay for
small price of $17,500 on easy
payments if sold at once.
160 acre wheat farm 4
miles west of Pendleton for
J1600 without the crop If sold
within the next 10 days.
On north sldo of Pendle
ton, 2 lots and good house
well Improved for $2250, all
ensh; must be sold at once,
parties needing money.
address
D. Kemler
210 W. Eluff St.
Pendleton, Oregon.
Hotel St. George
GEORGE PAUVn.UT, Proprietor.
1 1 him in in u"ga
.Ma
. J V- -i . .iH"L T 'i',
;rVS'..i.'J7
mm
zczxra (-i4. n m
Europeun plan. Kverythlng
J flrit-clnsH. All modern convenl-
ences. Hot water heated
throughout. Hooms en suite
with buth. Inrge, now sample
rooms. The Hotel St. George Is
J pronounced one of tho most up-
to-dnto hotels of the Northwest.
Telephone nnd fire alarm con
J nectlons to office, nnd hot and
cold water running In all rooms.
Rooms $1 and $1.50
Block and a hnlf from depot,
t See the big electric sign.
fammTertnnnmmm'm iiw mm iijawifciimajjuTgsjugwtaCTnawMW
1 1 v ' l : ey
sh
is
ing tar astray.
of
PA lt; ALI A ;sl KFI l.
A'.
k.
st t!
. ei are ju-ti-.
at lite city
thv tiitu two
; ave 1 They
oi.'J tlifough
t. -t at .all. T
a
Al:a is .a.
f the ei! c
A ( ilAM.K MIM COME.
u'.U secured by the Stanley in-ViMii.-tit.g
commute e show the need
of eor.gresi-ii'tial investigation into
tl.e Jiff.tirs "f i ..'.n. ems liltc the steel
ti us:.
vu the wiitass .-tand Fri lay John
W. Gales, w ho was file of the ma
r.i; ulat"i s in the f ruiation ..f the
steei tru.-t, laid bare uie startling
facts. Why he did so is not co.ar but
if the lestinu.ny is correct we lo-e-d
not bother ataui the motives of the
witness.
The investigator are looking for
exidence showing that the steel cor-
j.oiatioii e as totmed in restraint of j
trade. The testimony' of Gates seems i
. i, ; i.,, .m.l fVw-rt b
tei.eiuMiv on inn I'.'iui vn i...i.i
the information given by the witness
it should be possible for the commit
tee to prove undo restraint. For in
stance he testifi'.' 1 that Carnegie was
given $3 JC'.OOO.OuO for interests worth
just half that sum; that Gates' cor
poration, the American Steel an!
Wire company, was given $48,000,000
it. steel preferred and from $50,000,
OuO to $70,000,000 in steel common
for $40,000,000 of American Steel &
Wire stock.
In other words the concerns going
into the steel trust were taken in at
double their valuation. By this
"simple twist of the wrist" Andrew
Carnegie it seems made a profit of
$160,000,000. No wonder he can af
ford to establish llbrailcs and give
medals to heroes.
But Carnegie, Gates et al could not
make Buc-h cleanups as this without
B corresponding loss to someone eke.
The inflated values placed on the
plants that went Into the steel trust
require that the prices be auch as to
provide dividends on the new capital
ization. Therefore the consuming
public Is the sufferer. The public
lost $160,000,000 to Carnegie and
fc vast sums to Gates and others with
out knowing it. The victim was not
even allowed to sit in the game.
Those men did not earn that money.
They simply took' it and the govern
ment allowed it. .Surely it was un
due restraint of trade.
It is more than time for the gov
ernment to be going to the bottom
cf deals like this and to provide for
the control and regulation of cor
porations. It Is a big undertaking
and one upon which scarcely a start
has yet been made. But it is work
thft mu.rt be done and the sooner it
is done the better. Undue wealth
for some means poverty for other.)
and both poverty and opulence mean
degeneration.
"Ill fares the land, to hastening ills
a -prey,
Where wealth accumulates and men
decay."
Then thr Is another reason for
action. The American people have a
vision they have not entirely lost. It
l the principle, mad Immortal by
even years of blood, that men are
entitled to life, liberty and the pur
. suit of happiness. There can be no
life, liberty or happiness without the
material comfort that make life and
happiness possible and It the vision is
to be maintained there must come
I .
v ill b
I right,
u
I 'vers
ttrt
ha
il I'oUfi
y w.iiit
tub.
mo-1 used
a use of its
it would 1
e il I ave 1
sir
lis. in Gray (Mis
"What Women
ly IMtl.a It.
hi it Fie. hi Mh'iiaiiii, ..'.iv
'Kihtahcta S. Taylor, fru
ot'.u r of Sun i t's t.ilks
coast fiance, Va!!:'-r:i
and their Growth In P
Cyrus Pierce. Tho ;'ie
the :'.! t ia a lO Y -v fie
I.OS
p . p."
th.
' . I I,:,;.,!
an mi- , ,
i Advcn
par-
t.
able t.
The he
on tho
i.i'ling
ly no;
y owns
e 1 oat
pay its
i ulty.
;:- owners
e"pt al-
- md th
. i. st assessments will
aunty and u; an the
irapany. The county
.'eject an 1 if the mill
all the water in the
i; then it should be
re. t assessment w ith-
I'r
Angfles;
in the
!ud-
-u.oe.-er. and
-. -ran t : ali
en Pacific
s'e: itr t'es
! al.i r ;y " by
n iacllbbs
..f s .nth Sen
vies by M. It. Ai!en "The
tires . f P.o-.rs P arl." Hlns
by Masnarl Ibyn; "The war
Tong-," I v Grant Carpenter;
ite Lady Killer." by John Fleming
l.-.a:: an1 tii.-r intilinient of the
i'.i.. moon's travel story, "The Spell,"
uiiich the romanee is heightened by
nii'itit'. s ,,t M'interey and ?an
melsco.
ste
d
ta
ol.jectians to be made to the will
wa re to be made then, t-fter due no
tice, and if they xvto not sustained
at the time no further contest of the
will was to be perat tted. It s.em
J.i us. tint iliis was a very io o...
scheme and it might be followed it;
ether si "tts with benefit. S itne peo
ple Ket aro'iinl the cpfficuhy Of will-ii'-lting
by eiving away the r money
be!' e e they d'e, keeping 11)1! U: Ufnii t
ill the nv.intinie, but that is vet",
dangerous practice ns. Shakespeare so
eleoiiei tly showed in King I. ar. our
s-:. ni ef Miakinc wdls like mir .-ys-tea:
transferrins real ta'e, is e
pei ive. unsatisf let .ry an 1 ar.l)qiiat
f.i -I'hu leston Xews and t.'ourV-c.
i St
11
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t. P. MEDFRVAC A, 1-ropii-n.Mf
HiGI 1-CI.ASS UP-TO-DATE 'MOTION
PICTURES
For Men, Women and Children
SKM !'!(;TtM IV TOD'V S I'lVilll. I
I'rofrain ('hai-,-f ua Svuaji's. Tut-.'sJur'i enel FrWnrti. f
eszmib -iitsia-aii!w:itzi 'iii;iniiiiiiai i. iv in i.iih" mnrn nil ir ruiiHf in
M 1".
Kii hle'gh The Old'doods have
a- plates that have been in the
faaiiiy for a hundred years.
Mrs. Uichloigh- P.c.hf That just
shows tla v never had any servants.
MAKING A WILL.
A man may have moved among his
frier. Is f.r ma n v vear- with no que?-
! ti. n ::s To h's s.initc bo after ileath
M.nuaei Willi", what do you nn an
by l.r. aking all those eggs?
Willie I h"ard pap;t say that
there's money In eggs nnd I'm trying
to tin.! ,t.
Sty
!!)
Grande Ronde ipple Orchards
on the IXSTALLMKXT pj.in.
Talk with the PtqnlIeton people who have visit(i tlif-sc
tracts.
HILL & HIB3ER0, OWNERS
At tho office, of MARK MOO.HOUSE CO.
i -
The city a ioiini -.ration was very
anxious f .r the pas.-nge of the street
iukprovemer.t oriinanee and t'ie pe.
t ie pass -q n. i;ul It now iooks uko
the l'athi-is are afraid to ride the
horse after-having gotten it.
A
Few
6
ers
The
. the
rainfall may not be
normal but there
quite up
has been
suffi i. r.t moisture to bring
some splendid looking wheat
just the- same.
about
fields
Speaking of baseball how was yes
terday's game for a thriller. Almost
as good as the Hound-up.
When big financiers fall out the
i-ople learn how the thing was done.
fo
s
m
Egyptian cotton uiblei'wear, n strictly lii.uli-ribli- iirtioli'.
coines. in all colors, oiinnont 2I(
Cioniiino UlniaTs iinderwciii- in nil shtnlc-, regular 7."i'
values lof
1'nion Suits, all suunncr j-im,s Top and up
12 l-2c black and tan sox. : for "
2"c ami 20c snx. solid colors 10 straight
LIEN'S STKITED 1 IT 1 5 OVERALLS, sizes 34 to 11
pun n ei it ... 0?
E'xtra sjiccial Illuc Denim !il Overalls, jrarincnt Top
Jl'MPEUS TO MATCH.
ijlj
$ii Bvers
II Flour
y.x i -
& IBIMIIIII-II I SI
Is made from the choicest wlu-at that
crows, (fooil bretnl is I'ssureil whin
UVKKS' I! EST n.OL'K is u-eil. liran.
Slioits, Sicain llollcil I'arlcv alunvs oil
liand.
Pendleton Roller Mills
Sl'XSKT MAGAZINE I'OIt Jl'XE
An "apple-cheeked girl" with a
basket of the kind of apples that have
I made the Rogue River valley of Ore
gon famous forms the cover design
for the June Sunset. The apples may
be peculiar to Oregon but the girl's
smiling face is one that belongs to
all of the great country which this
magazine is exploiting. The leading
feature of this number of Sunset is a
very readable article by Walter V.
Woehlke, whose development articles
have been featured lately both in
Sunset and the Saturday Evening
Post. Mr. Woehlke writes of the new
impetus which has lifted into prom
inence the rich valley of the Rogue
river in southern Oregon. His title
! is "Transplanting the Garden of
Eden," referring to the tempting ap
ple of course, but without any effort
to maintain a strict parallel with the
Biblical narrative. The writer's read
abb; text is reinforced with pages of
brilliantly colored pictures, this color
work giving a sumptuous appearance
to the magazine. The frontispiece la
a South Sea Island picture by May-
(j Vorkingmen's Clothing Go.
l'oiiuicton, Oivtion.
CASTOR I A
For Irntj uid CMn.
Tba Kind You Han Always Boogl"
1M-S the
f jguator of
Who
WIS
the
G
First Annual
MAY FESTIVAL
of the
Royal College of Porpora
May 30 and 31.
at the
First Presbyterian Church
May 3D. Paul Revere's Ride,
A Cantata for Male Voices.
Sung by 16 Men.
May 31. Gounod's St. Ce
celia, Oratorio Form.
Sung by
Large Chorus of Local Musicians, with Orchestra'
Seat Sale at Pendleton Drug Co.
Tickets 50c and $1.00
1
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
on draught at the-
Columbia Bar
632-636J4ain St
FINE WINES
LIQUORS, CIGARS
We Serve to Please
Herman Peters, Prop
Bowman Bar
One Block from Depot
A Gentlemen's Resort
Try Our
CIGARSand LIQUORS
They Please
Martin Anderson. Prop
Not,TEvery Day, But on Many Days During the
Summer. May 16 to September 7
Eastbound Summer Excursion Fares
ARE OX SALE BY ALL AGEXTS OF
Northern Pacific Railway
You can take advantafio of these LOW RATES to any point
in tho East, in Eastern Canada, in tho Middle West.' Here
are a few of the fares :
St. Paul
Chieajro ,
St. Louis ..
Omaha -
Indianapolis
Detroit
New York .
$00.00
72.50
70.00
CO.OO
79.90
82.50
-108.50
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Roston
$108.50
91.50
110.00
Portland, Me. 110.00
Ottawa, Ont 103.00
Montreal, P. Q 105.00
Quebec, P. Q 111.50
Liberal Transit Limits.
Stopovers Allowed.
Yellowstone National Park
June 15 to September 15.
PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL,
June 5 to 10.
SEATTLE GOLDEN POTLATCH
July 17 to 22.
Low Fares From All Stations.
Don't hesitate to ask any passenger representative " of
Northern Pacific Ry, for full inf.orma.tion.
. WALTER ADAMS, Agent, Pendleton.
A. D. Charlton, Asst. Gen. Pasb Agt, Portland, Oregon.
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