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Member l'n .ej Press Association.
filtered at tlie post attire at Pendleton,
Oregon, as second clasa mall matter.
tleiihone Main 1
Official City and County Taper.
PATRIOTISM.
Breathe tliere the man with
soul so dead
Who never to himself hath
Mid,
This is my own, my native
land
Whose heart hath ne'er with-
in him burn'd
As home his footsteps' he hath
turnd
From wandering on a foreign
ttrand?
If such there breathe, go, mark
him well!
For him no minstrel raptures
' swell.
High though his titles, proud
his name,
Boundless his wealth as wish
can claim
Despite those titles, power and
pelf.
The wretch, concentrated all in
self,
Living, shall forfeit fair re-
nown
And dcubly dying, shall go
down
To the vile dust from whence
he sprung,
Unwept, unhonored and un-
sung.
.ir Walter Scott.
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m ff Mu' ivfii. ndiim is a m. n.ic,
and U" u - if th v f, rondum rn
limi t in the r-11'! t'lt)zns in
iMirr.il .lK.y Clin' t'i I'fk with ilis
;".i,ir up n lUivct 1 -1; isln t i , ti.
Hud the roll rendum been sur
l'lMiiiiit d with safi-yiiar.'s ns are now
l'i iipused il is safe u say no school
apprjiriatif n would ever have been
In hi up in this state. Nor would the
Malarkey public service corporation
regulation bill Jiave been referred.
What of the Initiative? It has al
so been invoked pretty freely In the
past and it might be well to throw
some restrictions around its use.
IUi:UVATl( WATI.K 1UGHTS.
It is of much local interest to know
that the Indian service seems to he
winning out in its contention that the
treaty with the Indians gives the
Umatillas the right to use water
from the liver f,.r irrigation pur
poses. The adjudication of the water riiihti:
on the river is a matter of vast im
portance and the reservation righU
are of especial importance locally.
The imp ,rtance of the decisions of the
water board will be felt mre and
more as years go by.
With reference to the reservation,
there is almost no irrigating done at
this time. IJut it Is inevitable that In
time almost the entire reservation
.!!! become a great irrigated valley.
The land needs Irrigating and the wa
ter Is right at hand if it can only be
Bfed.
It Is perfectly natural that thus far
little irrigating has been done. To
begin with the title to the water has
not been clear and intending users
have had to fight with the Byers
milling company. Then the allotted
land has been held under such con
ditions as to almost make develop
ment impossible.
But within a short time the In
diaiv will obtain their patents and
they will be free to improve their
holding" or allow white men to do so
for them. Whether they hold their
land or sell it is certain that the val
ue of their allotments will depend
very rnuoh upon their right to use the
v.-ai'-rs of the Umatilla for Irrigating
purpos-s.
in sei king to establish the right of
t';- Indiir. to the water the Indian
tjf-j.n rtiu -r, t Is but doing its duty by
its ward. Incidentally it will be
only j;i-t to Pendleton for the gov-eii.iTu-nt
to profct the water rights.
r i ,:'-. Ti is i-ity ha- suffer--.1
thr' u'i tlie r t r'etion . the
E'iverr:;re-iit l!i.J 1::: p : v. ith refor
enre to the i,e i.n l tii- d velonni'-nt
Tin: rtvi:NTio tiTv.
On the strength of the argument
that I'endleton always makes It a
point to entertain visiting conven
tions in a proper manner the next
state convention of the farmers' un
ion has been landed for this place.
The convention is to come in De
cember and there may ba as many as
2000 people in attendance.
Another big convention slated for
Pendleton is the I. O. O. F. grand
lodge which is to be held here next
spring. It will be the largest fra
ternal gathering ever held here and
in Inducing the grand lodge to come
to Pendleton the local delegation
found their work easier because of
the "Way in which the people of the
city have entertained other gathering
It- the past.
It will be worth while for Pendle
ton to maintain its reputation as a
Convention City. Get all the big
meetings possible and when the con-
'ventions are held here see that dele
gates are not merely provided with
good living accommodations but that
suitable entertainment features are
provided for their benefit. Some
street decorations, a smnkVr, a ban
quet or an excursion to some near-by
point help out greatly in making peo
ple ft el flad they came.
It pays to be courteous to visiting
convi : his an! it pi.s in more ways
than one. It helps induce other
leatherings t" come and trte local ef
ifeet when conventions are entertain
ed well is always good. The theory
that the giver is also blessed by his
gift applies to communities as well
as to in liviiluals.
T.'ici o is cne reason above all ethers which makes S. S. 5. the
greatest rf a!l tonics, and that is teauisc it is the most perfect of all
l iood parilk '. s. Any system which needs a tonic, needs a blood puri
fier, for it is impure Mood which causes the weakened, run-down
condition of the body. S.S.S. h made entirely t)f roots, herbs and
barks, which possess net only strenthgiiiiR properties, but at the
same time are recognized as ingredients of the greatest value for
removing every impurity, poison or taint from the circulation. S.S.S.
improves the appetite and digestion, corrects stomach disturbances
and steadily .tones and builds the system up to perfect health. It
adds to the blood the rich, healthful properties it needs, and in every
way enables the system to stand the strain of the long, hot summer.
S. 5. S. cures nil diseases and disorders arising from weak or impure
blood. Bojk on the blood and medical advice free. 5. 5. 5. is for sale
at drug stores. THE SWI"T SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
we threw, till the moon was low in , pie were wild to sleep. There are.
the western sky and his voice was' plenty of men I ke that blamed fool
split in two. And there wasn't a j hound, who yell when there's noth
thing at which to howl over which a ing wrong, d sturblng the country with
pup should weep, and the cimrse of senseless sound the pessimist's dole
the dog was wrong and foul, for pen-! ful song. Fair Play Flum.
pjsr BILL WITH
A CHECK. THEN You
HAVE A CHECK OM -
YOUR BILL
1th MLAiVu, cwxl
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V, ' 2 1-2 miles cant of Pilot
l i.
f j Kock on Stewart creek, C IO
r' acres of good wheat and ul-
flS fall'a land, lots of water, fair
d I nprovements, for tho small
i price of J 23.00 per acre.
h Land selling all around this
i farm for $30.00 ' per acre.
Tho reason this land Is of
fered so cheap is on account
of tho owners wanting all
cash must be sold within tho
next 60 days. For further
particulars call or
address
D. Kemler
210 W. Bluff St.
Pendleton, Oregon.
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Hotel St. George
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European plan. Everything
first-class. All modern conveni
ences. Hot water heated
throughout. Kooma en suite
with bath. Largo, new sample
rooms. The Hotel St. George Is
pronounced one of tho most up.
to-date hotels of tho Northwest.
Telephone and fire alarm con
nections to office, and hot and
cold water running In all rooms.
Rooms $1 and $1.50
Block anda half from depot
See the big electric sign.
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Tliose who have never had a laiik,i:eeount know not. the con
venience of one. Each check yn write is a KKCKU'T; you
know just how much. yon are sjicndliifr ; you've always "p.t
money," and you can't lose it nor be robbed.
Make OL'lt l!nnk YOIH Itank.
We pay liberal Interest consisu nt with safety, 4 per cent, com
prfided semi-annually.
The American National Bank
PENDLETON. OREGON.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITOR Y
Orpheum Theatre
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FUN, PATHOS, SCENIC, TII1ULLING
ALL PROPERLY MIXED.
Open Aftarnonn anil Evening. Changes Mon., Wed., Fri.
Next Door to St. Gcoryc Hold. Admission n;ii 10
Governor Weft Is showing a spirit
of kindness toward the prisoners of
the penitentiary. rnquestionabl.v
many of the prisoners re entitled to
leniency. There are others there for
whom the brick walls of the prison
car.not be built too high. Naturally
the success of the governor's humane
policy will depend upon the skill with
which he is able to Judge between
the worthy and the unworthy.
Now we will see what the senate
will do with .he reciprocity treaty.
It is evident that Dr. McClure's ad
vice to the woolgrowers came rather
late.
THE CALAMITY HOWLER.
A dog sat out In the moonlight chill
and howled at-the beaming moon
his knowledge of music was strictly
nil and h's voice was out of tune. And
he howled and howled aa the hours
went by, while dodging the bricks
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of clothes his mind turns at once to the celebrated
Stem - Eloclh Smirk Clothmg-
It is the first American clothing sold in London and took that place by
storm. The STEIN-BLOCH label stands for 56 years of knowing
how, and has a world wide reputation of being the best clothing to
hold its shape and give perfect satisfaction, of any line in the world.
A Beautiful New Line of Patterns
Choose from Ranging from
to
We are ancnts for the B. V. D. Underwear the best and coolest of
summer garments. Cluett Shirts with french cuffs and soft collars
to match. Lord & Taylor hosiery in r.ilk and lisle all colors from 25c
to 75c Auerbach neckwear, the best s;old- in the United States.
Wr.ik-ov v & Florsheim shoes for the mon who cares for both oxfords
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