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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, TEXDIiETON, OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 191.
EIGHT PAGES.
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ltiitlv. tiii4 main t lis. hv mull 111.
lail'v, one inomli, hv innil 50 thing to do because the Issues involved
lS!ij: r ibh.'Ser': I::::: l?2 the Cldwelt-Pver. ult are of great
t ally, tliree luoiiihs. by carrier importance to Pendleton and Vmatilla
Lially. one mouth, by larrier ti-j .
Ocaii Weekly, one yiar. by mall 150 county as well as to the Indians and
Broil-week .t, sU months, by mail "." . , , . .
Beiul Weekly, tour nioutbs. by mall... .50 f"r further reason there are in-
MfRiN,r VDrd 1rega Agsoclatlon. jdlcntlon that someone somewhere is
seriously renrss in his duty.
The lallv Kant Oregonlan la kept on aala ,
at the Oregon Xewa Co.. SJ Morrlaon On other- Indian reservations in
"'.i!'""'" re?,on- ., . the west the right of the Indians to
Northwest News Co., Tortland, Oregon.
C'niragn llureau, 009 Security llulUllng. the use of water for irrigation pur
Washingtnn. U C. bureau, 501 Four- J . .
tftnth c reet. N. W. poses has been established through a
Entered at the nostofflre at TendletOD,
Oregon, as reconu class mall matter.
Telephone Main 1
Official City and Count) Paper.
INDIAN SlMMKli.
When you and I would fare a
way,
October said, "I'll be your
squire.
I'll lead you where the sumachs
burn
And warm you with the fire.
Upon a couch of russet leaves
I'll bitl you sit and gaze
Where from a hundred wig
wams curls
A lazy purple haze.
I'll puff my cheeks and you shall
hear
The nuts come rattling down
And little children's voices
shrill
From out that haze-hung
town.
The red haws in our lap I'll
pour
From horn of the red klne,
And in a wicker basket heap .
The wild grapes from the
vine.
We'll catch the squirrel at hi3
tricks
And count the n?sta on high
And sumach berries from the
hill
Will set the teeth awry.
Then you and I will slake our
thirst
From gourds held to the lip.
Filled to the brim with juices
caught
Where cider presses drip.
And in that draught we'll pledge
our faith
For happy days to come.
And when the frost has sealed
the creek
May hearth fires lead us
home:-'
Belle Owen.
O
It would have been better politics
had President Taft gotten mad sooner.
"Guilty but not proven." might have
been a very fitting verdict
gambling cases.
in those
Taft newspapers do not like the
Journal's straw vote which showed
Ls Follette to be about a ten to one
favorite over Taft among the republi
cans of this state. It is natural they
do not like it, but it is there just the
fame,
W1IV CKITKISM IS MADE.
Friends of John McCourt complain
th.'.t the criticisms made of the United
,t it'-s district attorney by this paper
'' '" f"t:.-tru"d as attacks upon Ms
L t'-r.ty
v ho Is t
I a r 1
attorney
a- ar atl
Thi.s may be true but if so
' I'.n."? I
rrii:g to th Unite -1 .States
t!.is. paper 1ms elapsed him
lie nti'l has incidentally re-
called th- fact that when named to
l.is present position he was serving
;:. attorney f.ir the livers milling
company. Hoth statements seem well
f"tind"d and were worthy of mention
in connection with the story of the
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Geo. W. Proebatel,
Caldwell-Fyers suit. Rut as to the
motives of Mr. MoCourt In cntuuK'tiim
with the Cnhlwell-Hyers suit, thi !
iapir -knows nothing bad ami has said
nothing had.
The tffoils of the East Ori-gonhm
ii- connection with this important suit
have boon confined to giving as much
publicity as possible to facts relating
t i the suit. We have been ringnig
the bell, figuratively speaking, with a
view to attracting the attention of
jH ople to the subject.
It is the right
'suit that was carried to the supreme
court of the United states.
For a year past, so the Kast Ore-
igonian is informed, efforts have been
, I made towards getting the govern-
ment to establish the rights' of the
Umatilla Indians to the use of water
from the Umatilla river. But no satis
factory action has been taken.
It is true the United States district
attorney answered a complaint before
the state water board and therein set
uj, the lights of the Indians. Bui
that was pot sufficient action, as any
lawyer will admit. The adjudication
suits will not bo heard by the water
board for a year. Then after the wa
ter board acts the case may be tried
out in the circuit court and then in
the state supreme court. It is a pro
cess that may consume many years
and accomplish nothing. Meanwhile
the Indians are dying and the develop
ment of the reservation is being de
layed. ' Why does not the government go
into the federal court and prove the
rights of the Indians as was done in
the Montana case and as William
.Caldwell is striving to do here? Why
jdoes not Mr. McC'ourt do for all the
'allottees what Mr. Caldwell is trying
'to do for a few of them? Why dilly
dally with the state water board
when the Indians are losing out right
along because their land is not
watered? '
! Maybe the delay is due to sources
"higher up." If so then the people
should be informed so they will know
whom to blame. The East Oregonian
is looking for information that will
throw light upon this subject and will
bi glad to publish a statement from
Mr. McCourt or from any other offici
al of the government.
j Meanwhile the bell ringing process
will be continued and the people will
be invited by this paper to see what
they can see.
PIXCHOT'S Till I'M PH.
It lit more tnan iu,iiCrous to see the
'manner in which the Taft administra-
... n and administration orir.ins hjive
tiikcn up the policy advocated by Glf-
ford Pinchot while Pinchot himself
has been crucified because of his con
servation ideas and the courage with
which he has held to them.
Two years ago pinchot and others
of his school declared the "Cunning
ham coal claims should be cancelled,
that the Alaska coal should be re-
jti'ined by the government and mined
! under a leasing system that would
protect the rights of the people. For
his views he was thrown out of office
b; President Taft and every Guggen-
h imer in the country spat upon him
it: scorn. JialUnger was exalted, pc-t-
ud, pampc-red and whitewashed.
1'ut what a cliff eren-.e just a few
y t.rs make, llallingc-r is now out of
office and his place was given to u
man who was tiubliciv announced as
being of the Pinchot sort. The Cun-
ningham coal claims were cancelled
at Pint-hot Insisted they should be.
Now .secretary Fisher .submits a plan
for the leasing of the Alaska coa!
fields and for the operation of some
i. a L u ujumFnaanvp
FOR SALE BV
Weston, Oregon
coal mines by the government itself.
President Taft approves the plan and
the administration newspapers like'
the Portland Oregon Ian yip, yip in ap
proval. It is a great triumph for Gifford
Pinchot and it must be gratifying to
him to see the whole administration
column trailing after him. Of course
the administration forces won't admit
they do, but the public knows It.
NOYEMPKK 2 IX HISTOUY.
1610 Richard Pancroft died;
chap'ain to Queen Elizabeth. Bishop
of London and Archbishop of Canter
bury. 1759 Charles Hanbury Williams
an English poet and ambassador, died.
1840 Anthony Carlisle, eminent!
English surgeon died. Ho was pres-'
ident of the Royal College of Sur
geons. 1870 Franco-Prussian war, Armls
t'ce of twenty-five days proposed, to
allow the French to hold elections for
a constitutional assembly This was
the result of M. Thiers interview with
Count Mismarck.
1S70 A vote was hiken in the city
of Paris on the question of endorsing
the French provisional government.
1904 General assault on . Port Ar
thur continued by the Japanese with
unabated fury, sound of big guns was
heard in t'heofoo all day; entire Jap
anese fleet in blockading.
1!)9 The sentences tor the Am
erican Federation of Labor leaders
for contempt cf court were affirmed
by the District of Columbia court of
appeals.
1910 Premier Ur'and of France
r signed from his cabinet.
AI5T AX1 AIMKtTIVKS.
When the pa'nting of Mona Lia
disappeared from the Iouvre, an In
ternational chorus of walls went up.
Some of the wailera had thought, up
to that time, that "Mona Lisa" was
a play by Maeterlinck and couldn't
see why it should be in a picture gal
lery, anyway, but it is good form to
play Fo'low-the-Leader All the
newspapers took to uoting Vasari and
Walter Pater, sandwishlng these
paragraphs in between Meulah I!!n
ford and the Marquis of Queensbury.
The Xew York Times even went so
far us to tell how a door had once
been cut through the canvas by a well
known barbarian; obvloualy confus
ing this life-size portrait of a lady
with the great "Last S upper"execut
ed in Milan by the same Leonardo.
As a climax, .some one has written
this description of the missing por-
Every -woman's heart responds to
the charm and sweetness of a baby's
voice, because nature intended her "for
motherhood. But even the loving
nature of a mother shrinks from the
ordeal because such a time is regard
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Women who use Mother's Friend are
saved much discomfort and suffering,
and their systems, being thoroughly
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but its man- years of success, and
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lack nothing In sanitary
measures; Everything In the
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trait for those who have not seen it
in the Louvre:
"A stupid, coarse, lower middle
c'aFs woman, without distinction,
frr'ns a pale, weak, wlshywushy, in
effectual, idiotic grin. All the fly
catchers gape In ecstacy. The 'An
epIus' by electric 1 ght and surround
ed with red plush was -not received
more religiously in Brooklyn. Why
doesn't the floppy sentimental school I
have spasms over 'the archaic Greek !
sm le.' tiuite as 'mysterious' as the
Louvre's stupid grin?"
Xo doubt he who signs him-'elf
"Artist" at the end of this letter is
disgusted with the insincerity of much
of the art cant Indulged in by the
immature. He adds, at any rate:
"The man that has taken this nui
sance, bore, and humbug from the
gaze of the idiot multitude is a public
benefactor. He has done more for
art than anybody else has done In
one hundred years." ,
There is animus here Probably
"Artist" has not found a Francis J.
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Seattle ? Spokane ? Portland :
Leave Pendleton 1 :30 P. M. -
V Arrive Portland 8:10 A. M.
Northern Pacific Railway
Tho Pioneer Line.
First class trains. Close connections. Good leaving time.
Good arriving time.
SLEEPING CARS FROM PASCO
atrfv
Ask about EXCURSION PARES for these events:
Nation Apple Show, Spokane, November 23-30.
'if v
1 U t
wavy,
and
-s,
i.
to purchase his pictures. Forhaps be
hopes to sell the Louvre a Mona Lisa
of his own to fill that gap In the wall
of the Salon Carre. Rut what' a mas
terful piece Leonardo's portrait of the
Lady Is, to have provoked such abus
ive eloquence three centuries after!
W. 11. Plake in November Lippin
sotts. Not a Itlot.
"What's the troub'e?" asked the
foreigner. "Do you have bread riots
here, also "
"Xo." replied the iha'rnvn of the
reception committee, "that isn't a
mob. Those are citi-ens tryin.; to see
the baseball scores on a bulletin
board."
TIiIm l The Season.
He We'd have won the football
game If our captain hadn't lost his
head.
She Mercy! Was it so bail as that?
I heard It was only an ear. Hoston
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