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PhytMana Think Utile One Will
I cr Nicely.
((! It. F. wKart.) j law vary in Importance from a very f TV',1
The Jack jennet and mule Indus- insicn'floant one to an amendment! TuSfr' Ml
tries are fields of activity of great) "f the constitution glvins tl gover- I V -r-w3
Importance to the development ,.f the ,or Xt v ttenw In ap- V,-!
Vfnr I- In nambi?s. mearin Ml Mtrea
'!( nir, off ,,r meil up Ih cum. puling
m -utii.n j.l.ntni that make rnra po(
sintijrlitcrtnff yur tw with raters,
'slttitnjr lu-m uh knife and pruning to
ihe ijiiUit mith e Iirs ni then jou pu:
n 2 tlr.ij nf ";KTS IT" and (ee tout coru
right .ff- hT, li Jmt lo. like a
mirsdi- Jiwt tr IL -liFrTSIT" new
itiK, .i lunii, no trouMe. I'se it for any
frn. etin n or huniim
(il.lsiT" lii aoid by druirtlat mry
her. I'.V a b!tle. or ent itlreet b E.
Iri-nre 4 Ca . CMi-ncn. Soid in Pendle
lon and re.-nmmnded the orld bet
"rn cure hy l euilletuo I'ruj Ca, and F. J.
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Special Correspindence.)
HKKM1STOX. Ore., April 16
r-ton. Jr., the 3 year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. I T. Boone was badly scald
ed hy hot water from the washing
machine Mondav mornlne
The child who waa playing In tha
kitchen where the weekly washing
was in procresg accidentally Jarred the
Hopper of the washing machine, the
hot water coming with great force
covered the child's limbs and abdo
men. A physician was summoned and
found the burns to be only of the sec
ond deree and it is thought no per
manent Injury will result.
I .ale A. llu h's son Dies.
PASAI'KNA. Cal., April 18. Carl
ltusch. eon of the late Adolphus
Ttiifch. itiilllonaire brewer of St. Louis
died t the roidenoe of his mother
liere. He was 3S years old.
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AD .NOODLE PARLORS I
INVESTIGATION MADE
INTO COPPER STRIKE
CHICAGO. April IS. Michigan's
labor war in the copper mine district
was recounted today to the Industrial
Relations Commission. Union leaders
and operators of the copper mines
today told of the causes, violence and
results of the strike, at the closing
wssion of an eight-day hearing held
by the commission. It has investigat
ed labor conditions of the stock
yards, the Pullman. Illinois Central
r.nd Harriman strikes and the tele
prapher's disputes.
resources of Oregon, and capable,
under favorable legislative enact
ments, of s'.eju development In or
der tu make the most of these indus
tries, we must have favorable laws
thereunto, go that we that are ensae
ed in stockraising of this class car
j compete wiih the corresponding
! stockralsers of other states where
good statute law concerning these
industries obtain.
The acclimated Oregon-bred Jack.
ElthouKh superior in constitution,
conformity, vitality, longevity, en
durance and symmetry of body and
limbs, to the Jack raised In the east
and to that of the south, is now
classed as "mongrel" bred a per
version of a fact which Is Incompat
ible with the truth.
The Standard Jack and Jennet
Registry of American Incorporated
under the laws of the State of Mis
souri by the Association of Jack and
Jennet Breeders of America, In which
my jacks and jennets are registered,
is the largest and best In the world,
and yet not recognized by our legis
lature, and therefore compels me to
license my stock as "mongrel bred."
Having requested both our state
senator and representative to use
their Influence in passing a more fa
vorable law as to the Jack and jennci
registry, we received the following
reply: "By tacit agreement we can
not puss any more bills." And thous'i
we have made several previous at
tempts to induce our solons to so
Smokert of
Turkish Trophies
Cigarette fifteen jrcsrs &3
are smokers of
Turkish Trophies
Cigarettes today I
i propriatlon bills.
Following the practice of its not
very worthy predecessors the last
legislature, before closing, provided
for the holding of a special election
nest November upon the prohibition
measure which Is a suhjtct to the
referendum Such elections cost the
state approximately J100.000, which
greatly Increases the burden of the
already over-burdened taxpayer. The
need of havtng effective legislature
for the enactment of the prohibition
measure after January. 1916, and the
fear that the act passed at the last
session would be subject to the ref-J ' 1 .
erendum, caused them to choose thej
special election: yet its alternative, a'
special session would have been far by Mrs. Glasson to Denver, Col., their
less expensive to the state. As a former home, where their only son,
general rule voters are less Interested Clifford Glasson, now resides, for in
in measures than In men. and do not terment.
turn out en mass at the special elec-j During the services at the house,
tlon as they do at the regular elec- business houses of the town remained
tion. And, as a conseiiuence, a mt- closed In respect to his memory.
nority of the electorate would likely!
decide the fate of the prohibition MEMBERS OF MILITIA
measure and such other measures as LEARNING TO AVIATE
would come up for decision by the,
collective vote of the people. CLEVELAND, April l.-Two navy
Some years ago our tax law pro- a(,roplam1! OT Doini? buiu l)y the, gov.
vlded for the payment of taxes in ernment for ,he Cleveland aeronau
April, or one ;ialf In April and the tjc camp of tho v g nayal mm
other half in September. After it and &re fxIM,cted to 8t)ar daly aboye
had been modified so as to make the Uke Er,e tnjg gumm?r
taxpayer remit all or nis or ner tax The h b , ..,.,,
Low Excursion Fares
Tickets on sale daily by
MU PACIFIC nv.
JOR
TO THE EXPOSITIONS
SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN DIEGO
In connection with The Fast De Luxe
Route to California
Tfca Great Hsrlhsn Pssifis S. S. Go.
S. S. "Northern Pacific" S. S. "Great Northern"
operating- the two new fast palatial steamers to
San Francisco, with low excursion rates, berth
and meals included.
Ask About
EASTBOUND SUMMER EXCURSION FARES
IN EFFECT MAY 15
0
JUNE 15 TO SEPT. IS
THE 1915 PARK SEASON
Visit
YELLOWSTONE PARK
Reached via original entrance
Gardiner Gateway.
during season
at
Low fares daily
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a dull, splitting or violent throbbing
headache in a moment with a lr.
James' Headache Powder. This dlJ
time headache relief acts almost magi
cally. Send Borne one to tlie drug store
now for a dime package and a few mo
ments after you take a powder you
will wonder what became of the head
ache, neuralgia and pain. Stop suffer
ing it's needless. Be sure you get what
you ak for.
Grog
One Night
Cn!y
on Theatre
MONDAY APRIL 19
LeCOMTE & FLESHER, by Special Arrangement
with MORT H. SINGER, Announce
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At these Special Prices Lower Floor, first 13 rows $1.50.
Balance Lower Floor $1.00. Balconv $1.00. 75c. Gallerv
50c. Seats on sale Pendleton Druir Co. Sundav. Atjril 18.
in April, ana an increases., ' '""' several weeks, making frequent trips
interest ana a une was auueu u, u. t0 Dayton and other cUif whore
pedantic and ostensible lawmakers. aeroplane gchoolg ar? ocaled, ullll ,
Since then the law has been vhang- adJitlon nas been , k .
modify the present registry law as to!a again. tures by competent aviation instruc-
be of assistance to this Industry,1 In retrospection of tho above state- trs
thev have ahvavs turned a deaf ear! n would it not be advisable to( ,
to our appeals, stoically Ignoring confer the functions of the legislature Ev,,r. pieasure ls a ,lssii,e cauS(
that which is of paramount import-j to the supreme court, which, by the for a Ult o pajn
ance to this class of stockraisers In. way. must pais upon many laws ere-
Oregon. ated by the solons. onie are uncon-, rrrrr
The last legislature made many! "tuuuonai, omers are in uiscora woo
blunders that the supreme court hasoth" laws' oth'v are ambiguous as
been kept busv to modifv and correct; to phraseology of the measures, and
the measures. If it were only pos-navlnS a destructive rattier than
sible to instill into the minds of our! constructive tendency.
folons that one assembly is not to' Economics of justice should always sow Is the Time to fict Rid of These
outdo the preceding one in the num. I Prevail. It means a reconstruction Vgly ShU.
ber of bills presented. Quality, notl ln laVv8' improved method of proceed-! There's no longer the slightest need
quantity, should be considered. It Is ure and opinions cleansed from dross 0f feeling ashamed of your freckles,
hardly conceivable that a thousand of selfishness, greed and graft. las the prescription othlne double
bills were, clamoring for recognition,! Persons who have attained mora' strength is guaranteed to remove
awaiting the moulding of legislative stamina will come to the front fsom these homely spots,
enactment. Because the less ink and! the rank and file of the people. It is Simply get an ounce of othlne
paper is wasted in printing useless time for us to take new and living double strength from any druggist
bills, the better pleased will be the symbols; and tear the bandage from' and apply a little of It night and
WALTER ADAMS, Agent, Pendleton, Oregon.
D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A., Portland, Oregon.
FRECKLES
people of the Webfoot state.
According to the report of the sec
retary of state, the apportionment
expenditure for the years 1915, 1916,
will be nine million dollars, six mil
lions of which must be raised by tax
ation. It seems to be by one million
dollars greater than that which was
spent the preceding biennial period.
The tax rate must be Increased if the
legislative assembly grants all the
requests made upon It by the various
state departments. It Is hardly ne
cessary to say that state, municipal
and county governments should co
operate with the one collective view,
that Is, to economize In all public af
fairs, and to temper all their enact
ments by the economics of justice.
By a small majority of approxi
mately 150 votes, the measure abol
ishing capital punishment In Oregon
was carried last November. The am
blquity of the wording of this law,
with its theoretical bombast and psit
me eyes or justice. To discover tns morning and you should soon see that
wolf masquerading in sheep's cloth. even the worst freckles have begun
ing. We must see the scales of Jus- to disappear, while the lighter ones
tice do balance; that the ballast of .have vanished entirely. It ls scl
evidence Is right opinions and not,dom that more than an ounce Is
flimsy expression, t recedent and i.eeded to completely clear the skin
pregmatie technicality. r.nd gain a beautiful cleal complex-
As class consciousness reigns now ion.
supreme on the mundane sphere of j Be sure to ask for the double
activity, there is no equality today strength othlne as this ls sold under
ln the value of man. Abe Lincoln j guarantee of money back If It falls
the Illustrious statesman of yore. , to remove freckles
whose earthly pilgrimage was n' v
characteristic of purity, humility I " '
selfless love and Impersonal love, and
whose pure deeds of, love are Im
mortalized upon the scroll of heaven,
lived up to his motto: Charity for
all: enmity to none."
Does our standard of conduct and
meting out justice compare favorably
with that of the sainted statesman,
now sojourning in Realms of Light?
To man alone of all the creatures
in the infinite domain of nature's
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The Foundation of Business 1
13 built with a bank account. Save your money let
5 your banker know von, and when the time cornea he
E will be reaily to help you. s
E Don't expect a banker to help you unless time and S
conscientious dealings have proven you worthy of S
E banking confidence. E
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I OF PENDLETON, OREGON
1 Capital and Surplus $400,000.00 1
STRONGEST DANK IN EASTERN OREGON.
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taceous vacuity, caused confusion and vast niooratory, is given me power,
uncertainty as tn the nunishment of! to create his own character. His
criminals of first degree murder.
And to prevent such persons to go
free, the governor commuted their
senten "e Into life Imprisonment after
the result of the November election
was known. Then there was confu
sion as to the time when an initia
tive measure should go into effect.
The assembly of 1913 passed ap
proximately 1U0 bills, with few ex
ceptions, the twenty-eighth legisla
tive assembly has no constructive
legislation and though It has been
credited with 400 measures, only a
few are good, others detrimental to
the welfare of the people, still others
In discord with the constitution. The
'"THE U. S. Government Equiva
1 Ients Show that to Equal the
Amount of Heat Produced by
Burning One Cord of Oak Wood,
It Requires:
2137 Pounds of KEMMERER COAL
2267 Pounds of Rock Springs Coal
2619 Pounds of Hiawatha Coal
2272 Pounds of Castle Gate Coal
2404 Pounds of Clear Cre;k Coal
2716 Pounds of Almy Coal
2598 Pounds of Bear Creek Coal
268C Pounds of Roundup Coal
2436 Pounds of Roslyn Coal
2972 Pounds of Carney Coal
Just Received a Car of the
KEMMERER LUMP COAL
Oregon Lumber Yard.
I Phone 8
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lUtUiitiuiiUtit.ffiuiiUMiiiiiiiiiiiU.
Face Eruptions Have
Deep Significance
Often They Indicate Ln
purities Deep in the
Tissues.
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The resiilrn Known by 6. fl. S. In clearing
the skin rereal how aearcbingly and bow
deeply this fsinum bluod purluer ttlarki
blood troiiljlen. racial ernptions tre more
often ilgulflcant of Impaired nutrition mult
Uur from faulty elimination ef body wastes.
Mont people nvllze this to be true. And
yet It In difficult mstter to Mmvlnce nuch
penpl tbry should arold th'me harmful drugs
ach as mercury. Iodide of potash, arwnlc
anil tn on. H. H. S. (rlTM )nt good effect
without the destructive vaults, hecstine It Is
more searching. It goes deeply Into the elr
culfttlon wherever the blood flows, but It Aif
not remain to rlog the ayntera. And Ira effeet
la enmpleM and thorough as Indicted by
blood teita. One of tbe strange things today
la that ao many people are wedded to tbe
notion that merrnrj la the one antidote. It
la not ao. There la In R. ). a product of
nature that la rated one of the nvwt potent
prinrlplea known for tbe complete elimination
of bloid troubles.
Wbererer jron go there are people who
know this to be true trim tbelr own experi
ence, for It baa been clearly ahown there la
one Ingredient In H. 8 8. aa esaentlal tn
health If tbe blood be Impure aa the nourl.h
Ing elrmenta of the arslna, augnra and aalla
of oar dally food, (let a bottle of H. H. R.
today of any dnwlat, but Inalat upon . ft.
ft . ewpt ao snbatltut. And If your eae la
peeullar or of long planning, write to the
MedLal Adrlwr. The dwlft Hpeciflc Co 101
8ri(t llldt., Atlanta, Ca.
power Is the sum total of his powers
or faculties in action. The all-wise;
Creator bestowed upon him the light;
of reason and the transcendental;
faculty of intuition to direct his ac
tivity either for constructive or de
structive purpose. After all, in the!
last analysis, the results remain wlthj
the Individual, whether preacher,
banker, judge, lawmaker, printer or
manual laborer, because the collec
tive standard of our state Is condi
tioned by the individual units that
compose it.
Justice Is an attribute of the In
finite. A power given to man to
transmute discord Into harmony;
corruption Into purity; suburban In
stinct Into initiative perception; paro
chial egotism into self-less and im
personal love, so characteristic of the
gentle N'azarene whose earthly pil
grimage was a constant radiation of
purity, humility and Impersonal love
the mystic solvent of all human
shortcomings.
only through the economic of Jus
tice, although Imperfectly manifested
in and applied to human needs, shall,
we solve our problems by the me-
dlum of the alchemy of Impenjpnal
love. Thus, and thus only, shall we1
be triumphant ln attaining our stand-1
srd In the economics of justice pro
mulgated to us by the omnipresent
omniscient and omnipotent! Creator
of the Infinite universe.
EARLY SETTLER
ON PROJECT IS
CALLED BY DEATH
WILLIAM GLASSON WAS PIMJMI
NKNT PIIOI'KRTY HOLDKK
OF IU3K.MJSTON.
(Special Correspondence )
HERMISTO.V. Ore., April It. The
funeral services for the late Wm.
Glasson were l.eld at the Glasson res
idence. Mr. Glasson was one of the
earliest settlers on the project and
has done much for the advancement
of the community. He built one of
the most modern homes In the city,
besides being- one of the largest own
ers of business property In Hermls
ton. The services were conducted by
Rev. J. W. Bird of the Methodist
Episcopal church, at which many
friends of the deceased paid their
last respects. I
Immedltely after the funeral ser
vice the body was taken to the de
pot. The remains were accompanied
Facts Not Arguments
"I am tired of listening to generali
ties and arguments. I want to draw
my own conclusions."
This was the statement of a large
manufacturer who was considering
his advertising problem.
The fads were gathered.
They embraced figures from all
over the United States.
And as a result of these fads the
manufadurer decided that he would
have to use newspapers if he wanted
to sell his goods.