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7jj r.c.r. nmi DAILY EAST OUFGOMA, TEXPT-lTrOV. OKKGOX. I'I)MD.V, .U XF, 21. 1911. EIGHT rAGBi AN IMi:i'KMKN T NKWSL'Al'KU. rulnisiutl l'j.iiy Semi Wrelilv at l'oa-' ihiion. tiroon, liy the EAST uhliiOMAN I'lUUSlUNU CO. M USCKUTIOX KATES. fil.T. one year. ty maii Jj.00 1ii. Mi itiouilib. by mail J.eO 1 !;, itirtv mom as. 1 mail X.-.' lilly, oue laotub, by 'mail ,'iO 11 l.v. one year, by earner 7.50 laily, mx iiuaili. by .arrii-r 3.75 r i i v . tlnee unuiibs. by carrier l.t'3 i iMuly, tine uii'UUi, by turner l." 1 Prm-Vtt'k;y, one year, by mail l.oo I , Keuii ookly , six numtlis. 'by mall 73 1 bmi- it'kiy, lour niuinlis. by mall... .50 ' 1 The Pally Kast Orryonlnn Is kept on sale t tLe Orgnn News Co., 3-'J Morrisou :rett. l'oriiaud, crej;.iu. Northwest News Co.. l'ortland. Oreiron. t'hicaco itureau, S'ot Security Building. nasuinjiioii, i. v., bureau. oOl tour- teenth street. X. W. Member United Tress Association. Entered at the postofflre at Pendleton. ! Oregon, as second class mail matter. relephone Main 1 Official City and County Taper. -m i Till' CAI.l or onnoous. What's the use of stayinar in when the trees are all in hud And the songbirds" merry din goes a-leaping through the blood? When the whole outdoors is springing- To the theme of nature's sins ins What's the use of anything. When the birds are on the wing ? What's the use to hang around when the streams are lull of fish? When the violets deck the ground and the waters are aswish? When the call of spring's ro mancing Through your heart and brain is dancing. Isn't it delight to shirk When the spring rings off on work ? O the desk that's piled so high with the things that must be done. While far-riding in the . sky hangs a glorious, temp ing sun! O the striving nnd the trying When the heart for play is cry ing! Isn't it a fearful thing To be working, in the spring? I Isn't it a real distress, just to toil and toil along When you really must confess that you'd rather sing a song? ' It's enough'. This thing is fin ished With mv yearn no whit dimin- ished! See you later, folks good-by! It's the big outdoors fir I! Baltimore Sun. IIKIU: AM) ABP.OAD. What a contrast between the silver wedding affair at the white house and the gorgeous and much touted coronation. At their reception given the other!!" th0ir mWst the' "n know- inc. roue tVin r.f rr V. n ,1 V...i evening the president and his wife' i.ii.!, Ritrt-icu uy many thousands, it was a democratic af- fair, no geld lace and knee breeches. Save those of the diplomatic corps and of the army and navy the men wore the conventional evening clothes and the ladies their party gowns. The people present stood largely upon their own present day footing. There are no dukes and earls and counts and countesses in America. Eut there were many good plain Am erican citizens and their wives in the line'. Mr. and Mrs. Senator were there and Mr. and Mrs. Representa tive. Neighbors came from Ohio to pay their respects to the president and his wife. It was a simple affair yet something genuine. There was no tinsel show and mock nobility. On the occasion of their silver wedding President and Mrs Taft had the good wishes and the real esteem of 100, 000,000 people who stand beneath the folds of the flag of freedom and are the epulis of the white house couple, not their subjects. In the old country where crowns and sceptres have not y-t be-n thrown ir.to the ash heap they do things dif ferently. At the coronation parade yesterday countless tiibol gentlemen and ladi.s rode through the streets of London while thousands of poor lln efl the trefts and begged th-m for alms. The police were powerless to handle the beggars. Why should they handle them. They are but the effect. Why not take after the cause? There are thousands of wealthy Americans though who have gone to London to see the coronation cere mony enl they doubtless think It will be u great affair. perhaps It will be from a scenic standpoint. But a much finer affair in the views of heaithy minded American men and women was the reception at the white house Monday evening. A I'SEFUI. SYSTEM. In a nwi story today In this pa per attention Is called to a feature of tho work of the Pendleton publl? library that should be of much value. I n.U r the arrangement with the state library eonimisf ion the patrons of the local library may secure technical 'ks from tin' stale library by mak ing the i tmi r application and by I a ii-.,; -Ho jio-taj: Tlie bool in tin charjres. -Tcner.il loan L'OI- ln-ti.m :iv of suoh a nature thnt it v. ..si.! .... i.n'.ra ticai.jo f.- aii local U'raius to ! ;i th :n upon their siilvis Yet anyone interested in a 1 ai lieulc.r l o.il; tin any topic pcrhiiii-iri.- t nsricuhnve or in anv book INt- pi rt a in ins t- u "mi ;;, science may 'ol.tain the (ii-ive l book with hut Mi llie trouble. j The library officla's of the present i lay are constantly socking to make ; t he libraries useful institutions and , . ,. , , . . u' t merely establishments that look to I'liblic amusement or recreation. the above mentioned feature of library extension work the nseful- the n,ss of ,no 1,val librilIT t'1 "s patrons is greatly increased and without ex- i ense. Till" CHOP OUTLOOK. Not for three years or longer has there he.'n such a hay crop as is now bein- harvested in this county, ae- i .. r tin.; a .rominent stockman jv. ho lias been here today from the Southern end of tho oouniw Coming i Ironi Camas prairie h was agree- 'ahly surprised at the sight of the nl-f-.lf-l fie! !. and lie says there will he ro .-hortage of hay this winter. he sjiko good reports are also heard her wheat cr lai'y with reference to the In the best portions of j the country there is going to be a : bumper n op this year if all goes well. Ilt is true that in some of the light ! land sections the need of rain has beep, felt and some farmers that do not use he best wheat farming meth ods may have light yields. But the conditions in general are more than satisfactory and it is entirely possible that the record breaking crop of '07 may be duplicated this year. The weather prevailing at this time Is beneficial to the growing grain as it cives the wheat a chance to fill. Put then Umatilla county usually has good crops. W. L. Finley, state game warden has almost a nationwide reputation as an authority on birds and many local people will be interested in his com ing lecture in this city. The average man likes to listen to a man discuss a subject with which he is familiar and in which he i enthusiastically irterested. Those Idaho bandits seem bent on repeating the performances of Tracy and Merrill. Before selecting any class of pave ment the city council should make a thorough investigation. THE PP.FSIDF.XT WAS HAZED. At a recent smoker of the Wash ington Tale club it came out how the wicked sophomores of Tale, at the time President Taft was a fresh man hazed him. When the Tale men discovered Caldwell C. Tyler of the class of 1877 ing now the class of '77 had hazed the Cass of '7S, of which W. II. Taft was a member, and they , particularly wanted to know how Freshman Taft had been initiated into the mysteries of Tale. "Well, tht Is not hard to answer," said Mr. Tylar. "I happened to be one of the ten or twelve that visited Taft on a mission conducted solely by sopomores. We found him in his room alone, and, of course, the visit of so large a delegation of men of hos tile intent made its impression. But CASTOR 3 A Fur Inanu -ad t fauiirtA fiu Klrf You Ha 8 Always to kaxn tiim f iguator of Get There Quick Phone Red 3361 for the AUTO CAB! Twenty-five cent fares to any part of the city. Special rates for out of town trips. UEST SEKVICE IX TOWN. Stand at 614 Main St. At Snyder Music Store Who Owes the BOG I Svol'.cn glands about the neck, weak eyes, running sores and abscesses, pale, waxy complexions and frail, poorly developed I SVSteniS. are lhs most ikik.I U'hvq - - u ... "".vu kjwiviuia o inauii t-oiwu. j In some cases the Mood is so filled with the scrofulous perm-? that from birth the disease shows its presence. In other cases it is held in check during young, vigorous life, but when the system begins to weaken, especially after a spell of sickness, the disease will often manifest itself in some form. 5. 5. S. is Nature's perfect cure for Scrofula, nude entirely of healthful foots, herljs and barks, a perfectly safe medicine for young or old. 5. 5. S. goes into the circulation, and drives out all scrofulous matter, and rupplies the blood with the healthful, vigorous qualities it is in need of. In this way it builds up weak, delicate persons and makes them strong and healthy. S.S.S. cures Scrofula because it is the most perfect of all blood purifiers. Book on the Blood and medical advice free. S. 5. 5. is for sale at drugstores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA. he was then, as now. good natured. "We were determined on nothing less than a concert, and told Taft that we would try out his voice in song. and we insi.-ted that It should he from no less a piaee than his study jdesk; and from there he sang to us, much to our .edification and delight, j 11" sang well the songs we told h'ni I to s.ng. I do not believe he was mo- . icsleo :i ir liar. ui! :i: m ' ..,;itj ; that is the way some twelve of us h.ied him." Mosron Advertiser. i ins htm; was t.oon. It is t.dd that after Professor Ay- toun had made proposals of marriage to Miss Kniily Jane Wilson, u neu ter of Christopher North, he was as a matter of course, referred to h-r father. Ag the professor was uncom monly diffident, he said to her: "Kni ily, my dear, you must speak to him for me. I could not summon courage to speak to the professor on this sub ject.'' "Papa is in the 1 brary," said the lady. "Then you ha better go to him." said the professor, "and I will wait here." Tl:e being apparently no help for it, the lady proceeded to the library. "Papa's answer "is pinned to the back of my dress" said Miss Wilson, as she re-entered the room. Turning around, the delighted suit or read these words: "W.th the author's compliments." Success. not iuiom ron TWO. General Phil Sheridan was at one time asked at what little incident did he laugh the most. "Well,' sair he, "I do not know, but I always laugh when I think of (the Irishman and the army mule. "I was riding down the line one day, when I saw an Irishman mount ed on a mule, which was kicking its legs rather freely. The mule finally got its hoof caught in the stirrup, when in the excitement the Irishman glaring at the animal, remarked: " 'Well, if you're going to get on, I'll get off." Human Ufe. JINK 21 IN IIISTOKV. 1529 Trial of Catherine. first oueen of Henry VIII of England. 17S3 About 300 American troops with fixed bayonets, surrounded the house in which congress was sitting and demanded a redress of grievance. 1S04 P.eported that the position of high admiral of France would be reserved for Jerome Boneparte and T- I it n. A. SCHNEITER, Prop PENDLETON, ORE. Farrjily Liquor Store Ph one .Via in zvy ft M str Grande Ronde Apple Orchards ou the INSTALLMENT plan. Talk with (.he Pendleton people who have visited these trscts HILL & HIB3ERD, OWNERS At the office of MARK MOOJIHOUSE CO. Orpheiim Theatre J. P. MEDRUrAOK, Proprietor HIGH-CLASS UP-TO-DATErMOTIOl PICTURES For Men, Women and Children SFTC mnGIt lM IN TODAY 'S PAPKR. Program ChMttgtm itu nadtfi. TaaaUr'a sad FrM-. PEXDLETOX'S 1'OPULAR PICTURE PARLORS THE COSY Where the entire family can enjoy a high-class motion pic ture show with comfort. FUX, PATHOS, SCENIC, TIIRILLIXG ALL PROPERLY MIXED. Open Afternoon & Eve. Changes Sun., Mon., Wed., Fri. Next Door io Si. George Hotel. Admission 5 and 10 FOB SCROFULA in uhi1i C-vnPn! V rr,:r,j his American marriage cancelled as it had not been approved by hi- brother, the emperor, ISM King of the Netherlands ac- coded to the Holy Alliance, is:':) I'nion Emigrant Society formed in New York, for the purpose of aiding all foreigners arriving in trait city. K3S llattle of rena Carrada (first Carhst war.) IsS-l Cernian Keichstag passed a men., ure. t!u. practical effect of which was to compel workmen to join the guilds or unions of their 'Tufts. 1M, i nitcd States ratifies treaties with Japan and Mexico. 1 M's Landing of troops from the transports at liabniiri, seventeen mti e.-; east of Smiago de Cuba. The Spaniard on the island of Gaum, one o.' the Naiian.i group, capitulated to the I'ntted States cruiser Charleston. 1 303 The. Textile Council declared the stiik" in Lowell mills at an end, the strikers lost $l,3'Mi.inio in wages. 1010 The Paris Academy of Mecl izine announced the discovery of an anti-typhoid vaccine. Head the want adg. SPECIAL BARGAINS AS LONG AS STOCK LASTS 15,000 ft. 3s4 Dry O. (i. GuKerlup, lenit h ml tO'.i.rt l-mrTlu, p,T ft ! HiOiiiO ft. Qieirtcr lb.umj. cle-nr. kiln dried fir, per ten ft....3 FliirliiK, Nn. 1 ami 2 stnmlarcj. 4 anil ! ft. lnjllii. ir M $11. 0 SOME REGULAR CATALOG PRICES C-iTiu-M 1'ioiel Iiiiors, nrct nunlltv, l.lk-M. 14 Rl: -9. now 1.30 Ci.tt.icc Frei.t !)iir.. 3.&0, ? 45 & 8.25 .rr i- ruiir pours 15. ou up Wlni'KW Trim. pt, K. D 80 lnlile Peer FrnuiPK. K. P 75 I Sand Vt Your Liit lor Etimtini I SEND FOR CATALOG No. 44 Ini V.rXZttflnMHD9MmURMMHDir. i r l 71 1 Main Street ml ma: a A GREAT El NAP If sold at once, 640 acres of good wheat land 5 miles northwest of Pendleton, over four hundred acres good growing wheat, plenty of wa ter, good E-room house and barn, well fenced, all for tho email price of J 13.500, 1-2 cash, terms on balance. address D. Kemlcr 210 W. Bluff St. Pendleton, Oregon. Liquors You'll Like 9 because of their perfect purity and excellent flavor, are stand ard goods in our establishment. Every brand of Liquor has been carefully mellowed by ag-, pure ly distilled, and is fully guaran teed by us. The same way with our Port. Sherry, Claret, Rhine and Moselle Wines and every article we handle. Tou get more than your money's worth In quantity and quality. TheOlympia Bar Phone Main 18S. and Pioneer Bottling Works Phone Main 177 PETEKS & MOnniSOX, Props. " ' "-vr- t-r' Yy ' Pendleton Beer THE BEST Quality-quality first, last and all the time-is the watchword in the produc tion of City Brewery Beer You do not find it lacking in that "life" so necessary to Cive it the required zest. t You assist in providing employment for home labor build ing up your home city and supporting institutions that place money in circulation here, when you buy home products in preference to those that are shipped in. When you drink beer, insist on City Eecr on draught at the following places: BILLY'S PLACE, W. .T. Bogart, Prop. BREWERY DEPOT. Paul Ifeinnielgarn, Prop. THE CRESCE.Vf SALOON" T TT i ' i. ji. layior, 1'rop. ii i r I Known For The First Hafiona! Bank PENDLETON, OREGON CAPITAL, SURPLUS UNDIVIDED PROFITS RESOURCES OVER SECURJTY Hotel St. Georpe GEORGE DAIIYEAU, Proprietor. European plan. Everything first-class. All modern conveni ences. Hot water heated throughout. Rooms cn suite with bath. Large, new samplo rooms. The Hotel St. George Is pronounced one of the most up-to-dnte hotels of the Northwest. Telephone nnd fire alarm con nections to office, nnd hot and cold water running In all rooms Rooms $1 ard $1.50 Block and a half from depot." See the big electric sign. Cass Matlock, Prop. BEST PICTURES MORE PICTURES LATEST PICTURES ann illvutrat bonks in tho city. Shows afternoon and eve ninirs. Refined aod en tertnininc for the enti-e familv Nrrt to French Rrntauravt Entire chunge three time ach week. Tie euro and fee the next change. Adults 10c. Children under 10 year, 5c OPERA BAB, Anton Kraft, Prop. STATE SALOON', Ji. .J. Latourelle, Prop. Its Strength and . PI www SfjOO.DOD.niJ S2.00Q.000.QQ IT
