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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1913.
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J1K WAITER.
There was work of Importance
he thought he would do.
But he waited awhile.
And another, perceiving the
chance, one day.
Got busy and carried the hon
ors away
In a praiseworthy style.
It seems some members of the city
council have made objections to the
publication by this paper of proceed
ings at their secret caucus Tu.cJay
night. They are on the wnWjj track.
It Is always legitimate for 'a news
paper to publish such news when it j
1.25 ! can get It through honorable means.
If there Is criticism due anyone In
this case It is due the city council for
attempting to hold a secret caucus to
decide Important questions relating to
the city government. The council
men are public servants, why should
they go behind closed doors to work
out their problems? Why not act in
the open so that all may see exactly
what the members do-and don't do.
The people are entitled to know what
is going on.
Besides a secret caucus is generally
a farce since the secrets always leak
out. Sometimes councllmen will tell
most everybody bu the reporters
what has happened and then express
s.irprlse and indignation If the caucus
proceedings are published.
There is one sure way to prevent
the publication of news of secret
council meetings. Don't hold secret
meetings.
Kialn 1
He sat In a corner and pitied
himself,
For he though it unfair
That another had done what he
might have done
And had honor and profit that
he might have won.
But the world didn't care.
governor Is willing to go to the trouble
to Inquire Into Individual cases and
give meritorious prisoners a show.
The return of William Mack to the
penitentiary after he had worked a
mortgage off the home of his wife's
parents showed In a beautiful way the
possibilities of the West system and
will do much to strengthen the gov
ernor In his course. .
LA IYLLETTE'S WAV.
CLOSE TO THEIR HEARTS.
If Senator La Follette wins out in
his campaign for the presidency his
success will be due to the frankness,
vigor and courage he is showing in
his public addresses. La Follette 1?
the chief of the Insurgents and in the
campaign he is waging he Is hitting
straight from the shoulder.
Such a course as this is bound to
be pleasing to those who are interest
ed in the progressive cause. This time
the progressives will want a leader
upon whose zeal and courage they can
back. They are disgusted with the
Taft sort of a progressive.
Discussing Senator La Follette'a
course the San Francisco Bulletin, an
ably edited progressive paper, has the
following:
Senator La Follette, In his speech in
Cleveland, the largest city in Presi
dent Taft's home state, dealt boldly
with the big issues now before the
country. With characteristic frank
ness he told his auditors Just where
he stood. He was even brave enough
to declare his belief that ultimately
the federal government will, in its
regulation of trusts, fix the wages
and hours of the men who make the
trust products. In no ofTier way, he
contended, could the government fair
ly fix the price to be charged con
sumers. For this reason he re
jected Judge Gary's plan of price reg
ulation, pending t.he time when pro
tective regulation ' of wages will be
possible, Senator La Follette proposed
a commission with powers sufficient
to assure prompt relief from burdens
imposed on the people by combina
tions in restraint of trade.
The utterances of the progressive
republican leader on the tariff ques
tion were also emphatic. For ex
ample he said: "The passage of the
Fayne-Aldrlch bill was the most out
rageous assault of private interests
os the people in tariff history." Thus
did he make it plain that he is not
wholly in accord with the high gov
ernmental official who referred to the
Payne-Aldrich bill as the best tariff
measure in all our history.
Senator La Follette also made clear
his position In regard to the Aldrlch
money plan. In the proposed na
tional reserve association he saw
great power for the trusU and
less for the .people. "The great
est menace to competition at
the present time," he said, "is the
control of credit and the concentra
tion of money in the hands of those
who control the trusts. Elasticity in
our currency is imperative and must
be secured, but any plan to secure it,
like that of the proposed National Re
serve association, which puts control
in the hands of the banks and mon
eyed Interests, will strengthen the
power of the trusts to get capital and
to keep competitors from getting It
Any such plan must be controlled by
the people.
In discussing the progressive move
ment In politics. Senator La Follette,
after declaring the cure for the Ills
of democracy Is more democracy, said
that the struggle now on has for It
object the supremacy of the people
over legislatures, over governments,
over presidents, over constitutions and
over courts.
That la straight talk.the kind the
They have had
Newspapers throughout the state
these days are publishing many com
munications from people who wish to
express their endorsement of" Gover
nor West's prison policy. The East
Giegonlan publishes a typical com
munication of this sort today.
Such letters as these come from the
hearts of those who write them and
express sincere praise for the gover
nor. it appeals to people when a
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Makes your hair grow long, heavy and
luxuriant and we can prove it
EX DOUSES GOVERNOR WEST.
Editor Ea t Oregonian:
vnen l reaa m rejection upon
the acts of one of the best governors
Oregon or any other state ever had,
I was more tnnn surprised. I had Just
read of Governor West's allowing a
life convict to go free for awhile to
work a mortgage off his father-in-law's
home, so that his wife and chil
dren would not be sold out of their
old home. I cr ed out, "Thank God
that America has such men for gov
ernors!" The man returned as soon
as the mortgage was clear to serve
a life sentence.
I will ever remember Governor
West when on my knees and ak God
to bless and keep such a man always
as governor.
Last summer I was living in. Port
land and the Oregonian stated that
there was work In Portland for 3000
men and yet the streets were full of
men, drinking and spending all they
had, A large number were waiting
so they could get a free hand out from
the people of Portland. Men would
not leave Portland to go into the
country to work.
I know men that quit work to go
to a mission. I have been a miner a'.l
my life, am 66 years o'.d and I feel
that In nearly all casts it is a man's
fault when he Is destitute.
I have told men many times that
they would drink all they had on or
around Burnside avenue and then de
pend on Christian people in the winter
time. JOHN HAIGH
Pendleton, January 4.
Why is a person who Is put in ja'l
always "thrown" in?
What Ails You)
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Two Old Maids
Anna What do you think' Mr. Ek-
lund charged me for sewing- on a pair
o.' solea on my shoes T
Clara Don't know. and don't cart
Anna, he only charged me ISc and
did fine work tooyes, but I don't
like him.
Anna Well, well, you evid ntly do
ot you wouldn't care.
Men's soles aewed on for 90c. j
Full line of men's fine shoes. ' "
A. EKLUND
Main Street
Holiday Hints
To Lovers of Good Meats
A choice ''Central" Ronst.
A "Central" steak Hint's tender,
A Senlshlpt oyster dinner.
A "tVntral" liam for lunch.
A 'ColltraI,, fish or poultry or
- der Insures satisfaction.
Phono the Sanitary Market.
Main 33.
CENTRAL
Meat Market
The East Oregonian is eastern Oregon's representative paper. It
leads and the people appreciate it and show it by their liberal patron
age. It is the advertising medium of this section.
people ought to hear.
too much of the timid, plaverlng
kind. It Is a vital campaign that Is
now opening. The people want the
truth, and Senator La Follette, pro
gressive candidate for the republican
presidential nomination. Is going to
give It to them, regardless of the ef
fect on his political fortunes.
SING
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tUEEN
in next Saturday's issue of the East Oregonian
as introduced
in
(lav& Erlanger's
big musical farce
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with
Published
by Arrangement with
Maurice Shapiro,
New York City
owner of the
copyright
Words by Wm. Jerome
Music by Jean Schwartz
McOTYRE HEAT1HI
THE
Aftermath
OF THE
Season's Tokens
will find accepted acknowledg
ment if noted on
Vhilings
Stationery
of which we carry a nice line.
Koeppen's
The drug store (hat serves
, you best.
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t Primary, Intermediate, Ac- t
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PERSONAL ATTENTION '
REFINING INFLUENCES
Tnouorcn work
Nettie M. Calbraith
Principal
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
IIIIIII tl
Ibe
Pendleton Drug
Co,
Is In business for
"Your Good Health"
REMEMBER THIS WHEN
YOU HAVE PRESCRIPTIONS,
OR WANT PURE MEDICINES
BRING IN
"YOUR
PONY
VOTES
In order to avoid confusion
as to standing of contestants la
our big- Pony Contest, we Vould
like to have all votes cast as
soon as possible.
Standings of each ' bojr and
girl In the contest, are now dis
played at our store.
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