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TO LIVE.
Live! Live! Live! arid be glad
that the sky is blue,
. Breathe your share
Of sweet, pure air
That God has provided for you.
Give! Give! Give! of whatever
you have and hold,
A word Is worth while
And even a smile
Is good for its weight in gold.
Work! Work! Work! and be
glad there is work to do,
Do your best,
And leave the rest
To God, -who believes in you.
Love! Love! Love! and be richer
far, for the giving
Grow each day
In some good way,
And Life will be worth the liv-
- lng.
' M. Van Campen.
SHALL THE PARTY DIE?
,The following- able editorial from
the New Tork World of June 26 ex
presses sentiments so similar to those
held by the East Oregonlan and Ore
gon progressives in general that it is
here reproduced in full:
The situation at Baltimore Is seri
ous. On one side is a crooked combina
tion of corrupt finance and corrupt
politics which is determined to frame
the platform and name the candidate
for president. On the other side Is
Mr. Eryan, who has been thrice
beaten for the presidency and who
is under suspicion of aspiring to a
fourth nomination. The fate of the
party swings between these extremes.
The so-called conservatives in the
convention have made the boss of
Tammany Hall their leader and Tam
many is the most detested political or
ganization in the United States
Back of Tammany Hall are Thomas
F. Ryan, August Belmont and the
horde of predatory corporations that
represent corrupt business In part
nership with corrupt bosses.
The same sordid crew that backed
Judge Parker for temporary chairman
managed his campaign in 1904. As
a result Judge Parker was the worst
beaten candidate that ever ran for
president on the democratic ticket.
He polled 1,250,000 fewer votes than
Mr. Bryan received in 1900, and Mr.
Roosevelt's popular plurality was 2,
545,515. If this crew is to control the dem
ocratic nomination for president this
year, democratic victory will turn at
once into democratic disaster. The
democratic party will be eliminated
from the campaign. The democratic
candidate will be practically forgotten
or. election day. The campaign will
become a contest between Taft and
Roosevelt. The radical democrats will
rush to Roosevelt in hundreds of
thousands. The conservative demo
crats will be driven to Taft to save
the country from a third term. The
democratic party will a:ain be wreck
ed and stranded.
A democratic ticket dictated by
Thomas F. Ryan and nominated by
Charles F. Murphy in combination
with Tammany's corrupt allies means
more than democratic defeat. It
means democratic suicide. The rank
and file of the democratic party
would prefer Theodore Roosevelt on
an Independent ticket to such down
right and shameless debauchery.
Again The World asserts that the
nomination of Woodrow Wilson is the
one and sure road to democratic sal
vation. He alone can apmv.l t the
grtat body of Indf pendent voters
without whose support no democratic
candidate has a ghost (if a chance.
He alone can cut the ground from
under the feet of Roosevelt's third
party.
Harmon's candidacy has unfortu
nately become Identified with Mur
phy and Tammany's allies. Champ
Clark has branded himself a moral
coward and has been caught in a
cheap intrigue with the Ryan-Murphy
conspirators. Gaynor. if he is
brought forth as a compromise can
didate, would probably come into the
cenvention under the auspices of
Murphy. Wall street and the Morgan-Belmont
subway interests, and
this would be fatal.
Mr. Bryan, even In defeat, demon
strated yesterday that nearly half of
the delegates look upon him as their
leader and champion. His responsi
bilities are correspondingly great. His
power Is sufficient to prevent the
Ryans and Murphys from naming a
candidate of their own. He Is strong
enough to force the nomination of a
progressive like Woodrow Wilson,
who measures up to every require
ment of honesty, courage, ability and
availability. He cannot name him
self, but he can name the man who
can win.
If Mr. Bryan Is sincere In his de
viation to progressive democracy he
can still wrest the Baltimore conven
tion from Wall stret and Tammany,
He can strangle this coalition of cor
ruption. He can elect the next presi
dent of the United States. He can
make himself the unrivalled champion
of democratic principles and demo
cratic government. But first he must
eliminate himself.
The democratic party is face to face
with another great crisis. If the Bal
timore convention blunders, Theo
dcre Roosevelt Instantly becomes the
vital factor in the campaign. If it
blunders, it makes Taft or Roosevelt
president of the United States. If it
blunders, the democratic party, not
the republican party, will be wrecked
by Rooseveltism.
Shall the democratic party dlo
THE WEST WAY.
Many stories of debauchery and
crime have come from Portland road
houses of recent months. The stories
reveal that victims of the hyenas wno
conduct the white slave trade are of
ten taken to their doom via the road
house. The business has flourUt-.eO
under the eyes of a district attorney
elected by the north end an.l whose
administration long ago b"camt
nauseating to decent people.
The road houses were in need of a
first class s"ourging and they aro get
ting It a plenty at the hands of Gov
ernor West who has disclosed to the
dive keepers that there are more -.vay
than one of making them decent.
broad band of red and another of blue
ribbon crossing each other In the
center of the table. These ribbons
may be edged with sml'.ax or other
dainty vines, and a moss or fern ball
as a centerpiece may be filled with
small waving flags.
Favor may be made In great va
riety little pasteboard drum coses
or forts, for Instance, filled with can
dy; toy firecracker boxes and guns; a
little paper hat with a red, white
and blue cockade of fringed tissue pa
per; and cutest of all, perhaps, a tiny
knapsack with its miniature blanket
strapped on with narrow ribbons All
these little favors are easily, fashion"
ed at .home from cardboard and pa
per, and each is made to hold Its
quota of nuts and candy.
Dainty menus, savoring of the na
tional colors, are also possible. White
fish or salmon, or lobster, can be
utilized in many ways; chicken with
red currant Jelly will make one
course; and for cakes, either white
cake or jelly roll may be iced In red
and white stripes. For fruits, rasp
perries, candled cherries or preserved
strawberries (or fresh fruit may still
be had in some localities at this date)
will combine with white fruits such
as pineapples, bananas, apples and
grapefruit.
CARELESS.
How can anyone blame Bryan for
turning against Champ Clark. Bry
an had endorsed Clark and aided
him greatly in his campaign. But
when the Bryan-Parker contest arose
Clark sat still while his managers
jabbed the Nebraskan under the fifth
rib.
If the Harriman people do right
they will build at once into southern
Umatilla county. That country has
waited long enough tor the sound of
the steam horse.
Speaking of Marathon races the
democratic convention has them all
beat.
Utterly Wretched
Nervous Prostration Long Endured
Before Remedy was Found.
Mies Minerva Reminger, Upper Bern..
Pa., writes: "For several years I had
nervous prostration, and was utterly
wretched. 1 lived on bread and beef
tea because rny stomach would not re
tain anything else. I took many rem
edies, but obtained no relief until I
took Hood's Sarsaparilla, when I b-gan
to gain at once. Am now cured."
Pure, rich blood makes good, strong
nerve, and this in why Hood's Sarsa
pari! la, which purifies and enriches the
blood, cures so many nervous diseases.
Get it today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs,
FOR THE FOURTH
OF JULY TABLE.
C
Yankee-Doodle Salad Make a firm
tomato aspic Jelly; when set, cut in
pieces three and one-half inches one
way by two and one-quarter the other.
Stripe and dot with mayonnaise dress
ing to stimulate a flag. Serve on a
bed of crisp lettuce leaves.
Drum Cases Make a drum by hoi
lowing out a round of cake. Decorate
with a citron cut in very thin strips,
or with bands of colored frosting, and
fill with cubes of raspberry Jelly.
Drum cases may also be made out of
little paper cups sold for charlotte
russe, the decorations being applied
In water colors or by using narrow
strips of red and blue paper.
Tent Cakes Select a finely grained
sponge cake, and cut in the shape of
a tent. Roll in chopped nuts, then in
icing. When ready for use, insert a
small flag In the top of each. Vanlla
Ice cream, lemon, orange or any white
Ice may be served in the same form
Colonial Cockades From a loaf of.
sponge cake carefully cut rounds
about four inches In diameter. Roll
on three sides over the handle of a
small knofe to give the rolled effect.
Insert a roun of sponge cake in' the
center for the crown. Cover the
whole with a meringue, and place
In a hot oven to brown. Decorate
with a Hprlj; of green for the cock
ade. For a Fourth of July Luncheon
many tasteful decorations may be
planned that will take very lltle work
to prepare. White openwork doilies
over a red foundation are very effec
tive, especially with a big blue chi
na bowl willed with red and white
carnations as a centerpiece. Another
fancy is to have a white cloth with a
A woman hurried up to the lost
and found section of the office desk
of the Waldorf-Astoria. She held up
a gold mesh handbag.
"I saw a woman who had this bag
In her hand sit down in. the corri
dor," she said. "She got up a few
minutes later and went away, leaving
it. I thought she might return, so
I kept my eyes on it for a while; but
now I have got to go, and as she has
not come back I thought I had better
turn the bag in to you."
A few minutes later another wo
man came up to the same place and
asked whether anything had been
heard of a feather boa, which she
was sure somebody had stolen. After
a search the clerk produced the boa
and she went out of the hotel.
Fifteen minutes afterward a taxi
cab driver entered and turned in at
the office a feather boa which he
said a fare from the hotel had left in
the cab. To the clerk it looked fa
miliar. He examined it carefully. It
was the same boa that had been
claimed only a quarter of an hour
before.
Only a few minutes had assed
when a third woman rushed up. She
asked the cleark please to tell the
hotel detective or the police or the
newspapers, or somebody, to find a
valuable fur muff which had been
stolen from her. She was positive she
had left It in her room. The clerk
listened attentively to her rescriptlon.
Then he ducked under the counter
and solemnly handed her the muff.
"Why, where did you get this?"
she demanded.
"It was picked up In the corridor,
madam," was the reply.
She signed her name in the receipt
book and then went away in the same
hnste she had come. When the clerk
looked up from the book he found she
Women who bear children and re
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coming. Unless the mother aids
nature In Its pre-natal work the crisis
finds her system unequal to the de
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Thousands are unable to digest cer
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sort to predlgested foods and various
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If your stomach was in perfect
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SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
How Mrs. Reed of Peoria, III..
Escaped The Sur
geon's Knife.
- ' ".W .."'1
Peoria, 111. "I wish to let every one
know what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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forme. Fortwoyears
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was the surgeon's
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today I am a well and
healthy woman. For
months I suffered
from inflammation, and your Sanative
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anyone what your medicines have done
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any way you wish, and I will be glad
to answer letters." Mrs. CHRISTINA
Reed, 105 Mound St, Peoria, I1L
Mrs. Lynch Also Avoided
Operation.
Je8sup, Pa. "After the birth of my
fourth child, I had severe organic inflam
mation. I would have such terrible pains
that it did not seem as though I could
stand it This kept up for three long
months, until two doctors decided that
an operation was needed.
' ' Then one of my friends recommended
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and after taking it for two months
I was a well woman." Mrs. Joseph A.
Lynch, Jessup, Pa.
Women who suffer from female ilia
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had left her pocketbook on the coun
ter. New York Sun.
Gives Illm Away.
Uilklns was sneaking into the
house in his stocking feet at 2 o'clock
a. m. The stairs creaked as he as
cended to his room.
"Is that you, William?" Mrs. Bil
kins called.
"Xo, dear," Bilkins replied; "it's
the stairs." Seattle Times.
Quite a Man.
Howell What sort of a fellow Is
he?
Powell He can make two lemons
grow where only one grew before,
and then hand them both to you when
you are nut looking. Judge.
Sometimes people who roll In
wealth go fast when they hit the to-
bfpc:i n.
"A FUSSY
PACKAGE"
We have Just received a fresh
shipment of Whitman's Choco-
I lates direct from the factory at
Philadelphia. Among the lat
est packages we are showing Is
"Whitman's Sampler" contain
ing an assortment from each of
the famous packages. To those
who are looking for a high
grade eastern candy, we can
personally guarantee the fresh
ness and quality of every pack
age of Whitmans.
Tallman & Co.
SOLE AGENTS.
PWe (Btpoceiriies aoncD
eats
Carefully protected and guarded
from impurities of all kinds and
guaranteed to be strictly pure
and to please the most fastid
ious taste at the store that
LOOKS AFTER YOUR HEALTH.
Pendleton Gash -Market
COR. COURT AND JOHNSON STREETS
PHONE MAIN 101
EVERYTHING TO EAT
Cook With Cas
you will eliminate
Dirt
Carrying Fuel
Cutting Kindling
A Bake-Oven
Kitchen
You will get better results from your
baking and at a lower cost.
Pacific Power & Light Go.
Phone Main 40.
"Always at Your Service."
A. L. Schaefer
JEWELER and SILVERSMITH
First-class repairing and remodeling
of old Jewelry.
Expert, Watchmaking and Engraving.
726 MAIN STREET.
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JULY 8 TO 13 THE BIG WEEK
Mo p it Bp grim PaicBffDO EBaSBrcray
Lorj Exconipsisini Faires
Open to All
Return Via Seattle, Visit the Potlatch
The "Golden Potlatch" in Seattle, July 15 to 20.
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No matter how your ticket reads going, you can have it read returning via Northern
Pacific Railway and Seattle.
See the N. P. Ry. Agent and let him explain
WALTER ADAMS, Agent, PENDLETON, OREGON
A. D. CHARLTON, Ass't. Gen'l. Pass'r. Agent,
Portland, Oregon