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HE Til l"K.
Thou must be true thyself.
If thou the truth wouKIst teach;
Thy sou! must overflow, if thou
Another's soul wouldst iva.h;
It nee -is the overflow of heart
To give the 'lips full speeck.
Think truly, and thy thoughts
Shall the world's famine feed;
Speak truly, und en word of
thine
Shall be a fruitful sed;
Live truly, and thy life shall be
A great and .noble creed.
Horatius Bonar.
A.feel it
NO C'Al sK I Oil WOKKY.
Answers made by members of the
water board to James Johns and other
critics show conclusively there is no
r.eed for people to worry about the
Thorn Hollow springs.
In substance
board say the
the members of the !
springs seem to have j
plenty of water. But the facts
will be fully ascertained Defore any I
attemm is made to use the S?n(l nun I
, , . , . ,
oond issue that w as voted by the
i-cople last spring.
Thus far the board has confined
its efforts to se-curing the Thorn
Hollow springi. The condemnation
suit is on today and will be finished
soon. Tnen the springs may be de
veloped and thorough measurements I
made as to the amount of water avail-
able at that point.
The critics are trying to say the
water board should not try to secure
the springs under the circumstances.
Eut their objection is weak. Living
springs are always of value In east
ern Oregon and it is safe to say that
even should the city not carry out
the Thorn Hollow project the springs
would not be bad property to own.
U is not likely the city will lose
through the purchase of the springs
no matter what may happen.
Objections raised at this time
against the Thorn Hollow springs
would have more weight were it not
for the fact there is evidence of a plot
to discredit the Thorn Hollow pro
ject regardless of the merits of the
case. Back of the opposition to the
purchase of the springs looms the
Byers mill and the people of Pendle
ton are not taking advice from the
Byers milling company a3 to what
.should be done regarding a mountain
water system.
The sensible thing to do at thU
time is to leave the matter to the
water commission. The board is
composed of pretty sensible men and
they have all resided in Pendleton
for many years. J. T. Brown, chair
man, has probably had more experi
ence with the city water system than
ar.y other man In town. Mr. Brown
and his colleagues are not going to
lead the people astray. They will
find out exactly what Is what before
they proceed with any heavy expen
ditures. Meanwhile the fact remains that the
people of Pendleton want mountain
water, they want an ample supply
and they want It jut aa soon as It
may be jbtuined.
That ijovernor West s prison policy
has attracted wide attention is shown
l,v a e.:n:ner.t r'-centlv made by the
j
London Cnronlcle. Discussing the
plan of the governor the English
paper said:
"The action of Governor West of
Orig in in allowing convicts to work.
(;uite unguarded, at different places
a-ithin a radius of five miles of the
penitentiary Is not altogether with
cut precedent. The prison authorities
f New Zealand believe in the moral
effect of freh air, and at some of
th'-ir Institutions the newly arrived
misdemeanant Is allowed the choice
ot living within the prison or outside
it In specially erected tenU."
Along the same line Is a recent edl
t'Tlal from the Chicago Tribune deal
lng with the policy of the Colorado
prison authorities a policy that
evidently similar to the one now in
vgue in this state.
! systom of tr
jt'wurds the Pr:
rur M-i-rai years mere nas oeen.iun will only soive d make poopl.'
trust and Honor pursued
tsoners In the Colorado
1 . nil-l.ti irl,. ,.,- M, Trlh.,n
The state us, them ns laborers in
buiMing and i. ; airinS' road- and at ,-'"!it J'"" 1,1 K,HHl wishes for the j
number of fine highways have been!1'"' ot the occasion of the I
constructed by this means. Sometimes j on,? hundredth anniversary of the .
as manv a
liundred are in camp I
niiies away from the prison for weeks
" 7B0" 1 a ti!"- T,u BUitfils n't' "ot armed.
.. 8 73 j Tan i.ici work eight hours a dav and
- i-fte- ...trr-r tVr:.- , r-l--A'?.S. V:y
1;7S:1''1'1- :inJ" uke walks in the moun-
tains. They must all be
tains. Thev must all lie in i:nnn liv
- t-- .
? p m. So far no one, it is said.
inas tried to escape.
I "Iist week, at the state reforma
i lory farm a bunch of horses broke
through the fence and stampeded to
the hills. The warden ordered out
the prisoners to recover them. There
vas abundant opportunity to escape,
but at the end of ten days every man
came l;u-k and brought the horses
to the farm again.
"Some of these men were desperate
characters. Murder was
charged
against some
.
and many were -burg- :
lars. . Yet they have proved true to j
their trust and made good the boast
of the penal reformers that a sense
a sense t
(of honor can be instilled
even Into
hardened men if properly treated."
Under the West policy the governor
appeals to what might be termed a
i .in.! ir.aMi :i of honor and self in-
li ::
verv
p.:'.n s. enis t bo working
and if the scheme does
weH
I" "iv a
world of
1-ilt of
..s that
! U'.iei.ia
o'is it will
lod.
complish a !
course such c.'P.siueraUons
ill.! have r.o weight with
and political organs that
essary to carp at the gov
n.
ernor because he is of an opposite po
litical faith from their own.
tOl l.i) II' THEY WOII.D.
j Elect, i-- company officials say they
i cannot supply Main street building-1
! with electricity from cables laid on
I Garden and Cottonwood streets. They
say they could not secure the right
t i run the -.vires over the vacant
j property in tlu rear of the buildings.
How does the company s-erve the
business section of Walla Walla? The
wires are in the alleys there and con-
Isequentlv the wires that supply in
' . .
side buildings must be taken across
someone's property. How do elec
tric companies supply other towns
; where there are no wires on the main
streets? How is Grants Pass supplied
with electricity? There are no poles
land overhead wires on the Grant
and the cluster j
Pass business street:
lights make a splendid appearance in
that town.
"Where there's a will there's u
way "
NO OCCASION EOlt IT.
The charge is made that the Byers
milling company is seeking to ob
struct the gravity- water system and
there are reasons for believing the
1
accusation Is well founded. But why j
should the milling company take
such a course this? If the rights
of the company are affected through
the establishment of a mountain wa
ter system for Pendleton the com
pany will have means of obtaining
redress. A suit for damiges may be
brought and the law will force the
city to pay the company for any losses
Inflicted ff such a loss can be proven.
There Is no occasion for the milling
company to resort to- obstructive tac
tics. Such tactics are dark and
underhanded. They arouse suspici
on and resentment and In the long
THE MAN
MONEY IN
MAU.SilALiL, r ii-J-JJ cierKea in a store wnen ne was a boy. h-j
put In the bank enough out of his salary to start a small business of
his own. Today hlH establishment is the finest in the world. Ills
two grandsons will get 400 millions each when they are given their
share of his estate.
Make Ol'K Bunk YOCH Hank.
We pay liberal Interest consistent with safety, 4 per cent, com
pwnded semi-annually.
The American National Bank
rENDLETTON. OREGON.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
more determined than ever to secure
mountain water for Pendleton.
. ;
A11 Oregon nd the entire Pacific
toast joins in good wishes for the.
founding of the city and upon the
zoning of tire centennial exhibition
Th
seem
war between capital and labor
always with us.
While at Astoria see the Pendleton
cmiiiiuio:i oi inciian rones . ami
Moorhouse pictures.
Why not have an Irishman for pope
next time?
The grouse season will soon open.
Will there be any grouse left?
DK.WILEV.
Scientific America:!.)
Because one man saw a great light,
because he was a great scientist, a
treat politician, a great philosopher.
a -'mlt fighter, a great publicity agent
i iic ninety minion nave come to have
denen(,:,,. .,, th ,
times a day. Because th's man lived
and fought, the babies of a nation
ale " linger drugged into degener
acy ana ileum, jierause of his uctivi-
ties the adults of a nation are no
longer unknowingly acquiring drug
habit that sap their vitality. Be
cause of the standard of his influ
ence has set in the matter of pure
foods and drugs a new -plrit is
abroad in the. land which promises to
put ail lines of business on a
basis
of honeny that they have
never ,
i
know n before.
For Dr. l....iv.v V.'. Wiley, chief
chemist of the department of agri
i lilt life, has so wrought as to br.ng
to bear upon the every day lives of
all the p" i:ile an influence anion
;he greatest of any ni.iii ,.!' his t.im
lie iia- a theory that tut man of to-
morrow is a product of what gois in-i
to his stomach today. He set out long
115.1 to make better men through giv-
!! them better food ami pi .venting
i the injuries that were '.. -nig o ne
1 them through deceptuc drugs. He
! has encountered stupendous dilfleul-
ties.
I And now, sudoeniy. hi enemies ex
! ecute a coup that was intended to
prove his undoing. He is charged
1 with irregularity 111 the employment
! of a necessary expert at a salary of
S160U a year. It is' recommended
that because of this alleged irregular
ity all the accomplishments of his 1iv
years of labor be set aside and that
he be summarily dismissed.
But the ninety million have insist-
WHAT'S THE UEASO.V.'
.Many IViullotoii People 111 Poor
Health Without Knowing the
luuso.
There are scores ot' people who
iriXS uut a miserable existence w ith
out realizing lue cause 01 ineir sui
fering. Day after day th. y are rack
ed with backache and headache; suf
fer from nervousness, dizziness, weak
ness, languor and de.pressi in. Likely
the kidneys have f.illeu behind in
their worg of filtering the blood and
than is the root of th troub'e. Look
to your kidneys, asit. them in the'r
work give them the a.etp they need.
You. can use no better remedy than
Doaa's Kidney Pills.
KhUjw Is gratefu'. testimony from
a siUferer in this locality.
Mrs. Frank Pike, lt;i Greenwood
street. La Grande Ore.,, says: "Doan'sj
Kidney Pills were used in our fam
ily anil proved very effective. The
persnm who took this remedy had
weak, kidneys and suffered a great
deal from bachachc. Stooping was
difficult and sharp twinges often
darted through the loins. Doan's
Kidney Pills were used ia a friend's
advice and it did not tak them long
to brini? relief."
F .r sale by all deal-rs. Pr'ce 50
cms. Foster-Milburn ('. Buffalo,
New Y"'?rk, sole agents for the United
States..
Remember the nami Doa n's and
take m other.
WHO HAS
THE MNK
id on being neurit from. Thev have
risen en masse and have used every
organ at their .lisp.wul In voicing their
11 aniAnonoA a VtA i a.
...-.u,. u yivpugill (O remove
the pure 'food Xpert. There never
as a salary of $1600 un'd I to an ex-
,.rt, legitimate or otherwise, that so
aroused a nation or promised somany
embarrassments to men high in pub-
! lie life.
A lUSIXl'SS ADMINISTRATION.
(Walla, Walla bulletin.)
A private business needs capable
Vu i::;;s r.iru t i.i lag it to the holi
est possible success. It has been
thought that most anvbodv ennl.i rit it
the nffa rs of a nni.il,.initt,.
A close
scrutiny into the affairs of towns and
cities of the United States has plain
ly shown the lack of business meth
ods, as a rcsulfv many 'of our Ameri
can cities are heavily burdened with
debt. Among this class is tljo city of
Walla Walla. Until the facta were
published by the Bulletin recently, few
of our citizens realized the enormous
debt that Walla Walla is carrying.
With this city staggering under a
debt of nearly one million dollars
and an interest btirden of nearly $50,
000 every twelve months, it is high
time that the people of this city were
staring these cold facts square In the
face. While it Isn't a pleasant duty
to refer to the financial condition of
this city, it is a duty nevertheless,
that we do not intend to shirk. For
the past few years our city affairs
have not been properly mannged.
Business methods that should have
born employed to govern n largo cor-'
poration like the city of Walla Walla j
have been lacking.
We have adopted the commission :
form of government. It stands to
reason that th!
system in itself will!
not bring good government. Our city
busine.'s affir- In the future cannot
be conducted in the same manner as
under the old system At the same,
tin", to obtain the best possible re
sults under tho new system, we mus.
1 have men to handle the noy gov rn
i men'al machinery, who are csrperlenc-
ed ip bu-ini
affa'.rs; nrm who have
lV.OTECT
VOl'K HEALTH!
hot summer and
during the
bad water" months by drink
ing our pure soda, root beer,
cider and beer.
Clieajior Than a Doctor IlllK
One dozen quarts or two dozen
pints of the City Brewery"! fa
mous "Expert Beer" delivered
to your home for J2.00.
PENDLETOW SODA WORKS.
W. A. lletmiiclgnrn & Bros.
100 E. Court St. Tel. Main 46
'Born with
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j a nniiimani Minimi iimwiiMW !
li AMES. E. PEPPER
J WHISKEY JR.
Oldest distillery in America and the be9t Whiskey ever
made in Kentucky. Established in 1780.
Columbia Liquor Store
Sole distributors in Pendleton.
HERMAN PETERS, Prop.
Orpheum Theatr
J. P. MEDERNACH, IToprlotor.
HiGH-CLASS UP-TO-DATE MOTION
PICTURES
For Men, Women and Children
SEE PROGRAM IN TODAY'S PAPER.
Program Cbuiigca on Sunday's, Tuesday's and Friday's.
ThiE OFFICE
SCHNEITER, Prop. PENDLETON, ORE
Forpily Liquor Store"
Phone Mein
299
Grande Ronde Apple Orchards
on the INSTALLMENT plan.
Talk with the Pendleton ieoplo who have visited these
trscts.
KILL & HIBSERD, OWNERS
At thi-of fir of MARK MOnttWOlKIT C.C
made successes of their own business
affairs.
WllliKi: HI'. WAS SHOT.
Senator Robert I ("Fiddling
Bob") Taylor tells about a man In
the backwoods of Tennessee who ap
plied for a pension for a gunshot
wound. An examining surgeon of the
medical board stripped tiiul examined
Mill, ejaculating finally:
"Old man, we cannot find a single
blemish cn your hide. Where were
oU shot during the war?"
The old man raid. "Well. '''' '
men, I was shot In the substitute."
Leslie's Weekly.
IXDIAXS HOTD WOMAN' CAPTlVtt
Girl, ricking Itorrle, Tolls f Strange
Adventures In Woods.
Ely, Minn. Julia Labernik, aged
17, living in the pioneer location, re
turned from picking blueberries In
the White Iron Lake locality, told of
meeting a strange half-clnd woman
who claimed she was held captive by
Indian'. According to what the Lab
ernik girl says, the woman told her
that she is an Austrian, and claims
to have been a captive -for six months
and to have been horribly treated.
While tbe Labernik girl was talking
to the woman, she claims an Indian
appeared, seized the woman and
dragged her away. The authorities
are Investigating the story.
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BEST PICTURES
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LATEST PICTURES
1111J illustrated songs in
the city.
Shows afternoon and eve
nins. Refined and en
tertaining for the entire
family.
Next to French Restaurant
Entire change three times
ach week. Be sure and
see ihe next change.
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the Republic"
71 1 Main Street
23
Hotel
St. George
Bar
GEO. HAKVEAV, PrrUtor
Pendleton's Popular Oentle
mens Reann.
flnheuscr-Busch's famous
BUDWEISER
on draught, 5C glass
Electric Mixed Drinks Served at
this Bar.
Finest Wines, Ll juora and
Cigars.
Distributors of Echo Spring and
Old Crow Whiskey.
OPEN BAY AND N1C.IIT
I'IKSI'-CLASS SEHYICE
The Quelle
Caie '
I and Oyster House
jj !eals 25c and uj
Best 25c Meals in
the Northwest.
LA FONTAINE BLK.,
M MAIN' STREET
"She is Waiting
and- so are those she Is waiting
on. And mind you, a good
high-ball Is well worth waiting
for. flood, pure, wholesome
P.ye Whiskey, like the brands
we are now selling, will make
one wait patiently, but enjoy
the wait when the liquid arrives
cool, comforting, and refresh
ing". If you are a high-ball
lover, better try a bottle of this
splendid Whiskey of ours. You
will always want that brand
afterwards. And the price will
satisfy you, too.
.TheOlympia Bar
Phone Main 188
and
Pioneer Bottling Works
Phone Main 17'..
PETERS MORRISON, Prop.
The
Pendleton Drug
Co.
is In business for
Your Good Health
REMEMBER THIS WHEN
YOU HAVE PRESCRIPTIONS,
OR WANT PURE MEDICINES
I For I
Calling Cards
Wedding Stationery
Embossed Stationer
Call at office of
East Qregonian
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