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City Official Paper.
County Official Paper.
Member United press
Assoclatlon.
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2 KESPONSF-
Oh. the world will be smiling In
stead of rude
If In passing on your way.
To. hold yourself to a gentle
mood
And toss it a big bouquet.
The world may worn prosy.
But the sentiment goes;
The world will seem rosy
If you hand It a rose.
Oh. the world will seem cruel
and all unjust
IT the rose's grace you hide
And wield the brier with reck
less thrust
As you bid men stand aside.
It's a circumstance plain.
Ju.-t as sure as you're born!
It will prick you again
If you hand It a thorn.
1 Philander Johnson in the
Washington Star.
ASTIGMATIC
FitfA TOR T.A FOLLETTE
f Marion county, tn&X
Kplnved recioii that gets
nff the state vet re-
cently cast a 5000 majority of
ita own against an r-asieru
al School is
"agin" a coyote bounty by the
crfot TTo sava covotes are
Kftor than iackrabbits and
i.ni Via Vrnrl been inform
ed that eastern Oregon people
had more money invested in
raising coyotes than in raising
cattle. The stupendous Know
UHn of pastern Oregon af
fairs possessed by the Hon.
Mr. La Toilette is most startl
ing yet appears characteristic
of the section from which he
bails. There are too many
people in that region who
have the opinion that the state
of Oregon is bounded on the
-west by the Pacific ocean, on
the north by the Columbia, on
the east by the Waldo hills
and on the south by the rain
belt
RURAL CREDIT IN BRITISH
COLUMBIA
British Columbia plan will be
less advantageous, trom mt
standpoint of the farmer, than
our own federal rural crem;
law, as our plan will be able tc
insure a lower rate of interest
THE MENTALLY SICK
TXvERE is something that
ijj may cause you to opea
your eyes:
"Everv vear society is un-
iustlv sendinar to Drison huti
dreds of insane and feeble-J
minded persons who, in the!
course of their mental dis
turbances, have violated the.
nennl laws. This CUlnable
nrnrtice nf nunishintr the men-1
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tally sick should in the course
of justice cease.
"Society is beintr noorlv nro-
rArte wVipn it sends insane!
rnd mentally defective indivi-j
duals to penal institutions anal
then releases them from cus
tody uncured, merely because
IVtoir contnnea Vinve Pvnired.
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Yet thLs irrational procedure isj
being continuously practiced!
bv our courts and boards ofl
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parole in all states of the unM
on." i
These two DaraeraDhs arej
taken from a Daner read at the
last Illinois conference of char-
iti and pnrreptions bv Dr.
Paul E. Bowers, medical super-l
intendent of the lnaiana nos-i
pital for insane criminals at
Michigan City. Medical ex
amination of prisoners at tfce;
time of their trial was thei
method proposed by Dr. Bow
ers to prevent the injustice ae
people practice against them,
selves and these unfortunates.
"When a defective deun
rmenr Vms hppn dischareed ar
paroled from custody, merely
because he has spent a cenam
time in prison, he returns to
society a more defective and
viciously inclined lndiviaaai
than he was previous to his in
carceration, .ur. isowers ae
clared. "It is almost certain
that he will return to prison m
a now rlinrire. and the same
foolish experiment with all its
attendant expenses win oe re
peated
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County Library
NEWS NOTES
HCURS 10:09 to 5:30
NIGHTS 7 to l-'-SBSMW 2 to
la rer that they may become ac
customed to breathing through km
muiks while in strenuous action the
Royal Fusiliers In the British trenches
in France have taken to playing foot-
Skule.'
.n .nrolleA at his "Writen
and still they come.
Mr. Rapheel Ramond, a Canadian,
this week filed his Intention to be
come a clUxen of the United States
with, the clerk of this county. Also
Hd Rassell, another of Victoria s
. Tn more democratic voters
added te the population of this conn-
I 28 Years Ago Today
A a Twannoror tf tbp loral of
il llUllft'- v. w
fice for the American Express
to. Mr. ranett estaDiisnea i
ipniitfltinn that will cause local
people to regret his retirement
from that office even thouga
he has been given a prom
tion.
There have recently been request
at the library for books that will help
foreigners in learning the English
language. Many others would prob
ably use the books If they knew where
they could obtain them, if library pa
trons should suggest this reading to
any new Americans with whom they
become acquainted, It will help along
the caue of education and Ideals of
citizenship. The readers contain in
very simple language Information on
a variety of subjects necessary In
starting life In a new country. These
book will be, placed at the loan dek
for the next week where all may see
them.
ini'llsh for vrclcnccs.
Fauatlne New readers for evening
schools.
ptoldKngllsh for new American
O'Brien English for foreigners
books one and two.
Voigt How to become a natural
I'pH citizen.
Wallach First book of English for
fortimiers.
Wullueh Second book of English
fiir forptamers.
TVilson Naturalization laws of the
United State shoeing how to lie
enmo in American clt'zen.
There has heen so much Interest in
Pendleton of late In the subject of
psychology that students of the sub-
Wt will be srlad to know that tne roi
lowing books may be found in the
county library. Miny of these titles
re sneclallv recommended by Prof.
Henri Peschamp
Psychology.
A n gel 1 Psychology.
Corlnt Meaning of dreams.
rrirwin Exnresslon of the emo
tions In man and animals.
Dewey How we think.
Kills Task of social hygiene,
rioddard Kallikak family
C.oildnrd School training of (li fer,
tive children.
Halleck Physchology and psychlo
Taking a walk on an empty stoin- 'culture.
lach is said to cure Indigestion but . '"l
Ka vorv careful wnose
ball in them On those occasions
when it becomes necessary to wear
masks very quick action Is required.
Football Is the nearest thing to the
kind of action then practiced.
ow to know that history often repeats
itself. j
A man domiciled in a village board,
ing house has no use for the local
newspaper.
A lad boy seldom inherits his bad
ness from his father. The old man
usually hangs on to all he has.
TheBigShow
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The Curio Shop
WINDOW
is now on display at cur store; all goods
reduced ; it's worth a look.
WATCH THIS SPACE for the big an
nouncement we will make toon.
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Richards Euthenics.
Tltohener Beginner's psychology.
The following new fiction were
placed in circulation today gn tne
seven day shelves.
Fiction.
Bosher People like that.
Brown Prisoner.
Brown Two college girls.
Buck Pestlny.
Bullen Frank Brown, sea appren
tice. Burnham Instead of the thorn.
CastleThe wind's will.
iCoxon Individual.
Daviess Over Parldlsa Ridge. . . .
Day Blow the man down.
Doland 'Rising tide.
Dlx -Battle months of Oeorg
I'ta ii roll a
Duncan Roberta of 'Roseberry
Gardens.
Fisher Real motive.
French Susan Clegg and her lova
affairs.
Garland They of the high trails.
Oogol Taras Bulba (Russian.)
Goncharov Oblomvo (Russian).
Houah Magnificent adventure (
story of the Lewis and Clark expedi
tion.)
Jepson Terrible twins.
Kerr Love at large.
King Pleasant ways of St. Me
dard. Lea Chloe Mulone.
London John Barleycorn.
Lowndes Good Old Anna.
Luehrmann Curious case of Ma
rie Dupont.
Wells Mr Brltllng sees It through.
stomach you walk on.
-itN viw of our own rural
U rredit. legislation, state
j ;t !u r.f in.
lerest to know the steps taken
by other countries in this fie'd.
A description of the British
Columbia farm loan act is
given by the Toronto Mail and
is as follows:
The British Columbia farm loan
art, based uion the New Zealand sy.-,-tero.
has h -n in operation f"r a year
a.nd a half. ;ir.d re,-ulu are beginnin?
ta show, at le:ut on the financial side.
The met authorized the borrowing of
SlS.S09.e0u to be administered by a
rmmlReioii which would Issue gov
ernment guaranteed debentures. A
lrel)muiarj' loan of 1 1.000.000 waa
obtained at C.63 per cent, and is re
loaned to farmers ut 6 5 per cent VP
to date 4'jfl applications f'r loans
have been eivd, and 144 have been
tenanted, lin'.lvlng an amount of
I34.0 The commission refus'd
14! pplicati ins. and hiw 'he remain
der under cuisideritlon.
Blmfl the mor'.zs,ges on which
money is l.-nt run for li'ng periods,
from 10 t" 35 1-2 years, it Is easy tc
understand that farmers bothered bt
private mortgages wiu!d like to ex-
rfunn Into the government svstem
But the o'ject of the S' t was not to
iTMte a iTdinit bureau tn p it out
anoney to rcp'i.ce that lent by private
nireaturs It was td enconraee agri
rn Rural devclopiuent. and loans are
tieln restri',toii far as noss fit.-, to
thono who intetid to us the tnon
tnr nroducMve purpose'. Tlvt Is the
Vu't of the whole svstem the 1n
mue of production thr. ueh better
finsnc'liig fi.oilitie.4. Atpa'ently the
wmmleslon In procefding Jud'clou ly.
1tv9 history of the New Zealand
srheme has been a record of mccess
r. have been almost negli-
attMex Out of 81,000 b ans In 1
yrnrs there were only 3 foreclosures.
New Helnd loaned 160 OHO.000 In
hi. mv al S rx-r cent. The scheme
safe and sound If properly admin.
tter4 and though British Colum
Wo feu been an Eldorado for the land
peculator nd the land grabber con.
4ma In that respect now are such
ht only hard, productive work
menu, ,
The foregoing shows th?
Thp suffprinsr nublic. dooed
at tnn frpnuent intervals with
r.ews of Harry Thaw, is likely
to be sorry that tne gentleman
did not make a better job of
his attempted suicide.
Despotism, according to the
old world definition, consists
in an excess of control by sme
ration of which the definer is
not a citizen or an ally.
Captain White's experience
as a troop commander on the
border should be no handicap
to his reinstatement as adju
tant general.
(From the Daily East uregoninn.
Jan. 12. 188.
urn. r.ni Wade was assaulted by
two larger companions yesterday, de
prived of his shoes and stocKing auu
robbed of all the trinkets in his pos
session, the young highwaymen es
caping afterwards with their booty.
H. M. Ritner. a brother of Joe I.lt-
... h... in tnwn for the last few
days. Heill return Monday to his c",ne does
home at spoKane raim.
Miss Uena Kunzie is visiting Mrs. C j
S. Jaokson at her residence on Webb
street.
Rev. Goss of Baker City is the guest
of Rev. W. E. Potwlne. He wilt con
duct the services at the Episcopal
church tomorrow morning and even-is?.
Billy Ward has made his appearance
on the streets again, having recovered
from a severe attack of neuralgia.
J. B. Wilson, the town surveyor,
has moved his office from the Thomp
son and Barnhart building to the
coart house.
Letter boxes have been placed on
.t. .1.1. f Walla Walla and free
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delivery system established.
to t matin noint In the Hunt rail
road subsidy has been reached with
out meh trouble but there are ",
00 nare to raise.
Men are usually more PHte to peo
ple they nexer expect to meet aga'n
tha.n to those whose good will Is really
worth cultivating.
Hard Cold People whose blood is
pure are not nearly so likely to take
hard colds as are others. Hood's
Sarsnparllla makes the blood pure;
and this great medicine recovers the
svstem after a cold as no other medi-
Take Hoods. Aflv.
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James Habit
James Meaning of truth.
James Talks on psychology
life's Ideals.
Kolllcott Rocial direct on of
man evolution.
King Rational living
Latimer Girl and woman
Munsterberg The eternal values.
Munsterberg Psychology an,l In.
dividual efficiency.
Munsterberg Psychology and so
cial sanity
Oppenheim Care of the child In
health.
APPIJCATIOXS FOR GRAZING
PERMITS.
Notice is hereby given that all ap
plications for permits to graxe oattlo.
hnrui and sheen within the UMA
TILLA NATIONAL FORE8T during
the season 1917, must oe niea in my
office at Pendleton, Oregon, on or be-
T ...... , .017 Villi InfAPmM.-
Hon In regard to the grazing fees to
be charged and DianK rorms 10 do
used In making appl)catlons will be
furnished upon request.
W. W. CRTDER. Supervisor.
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BETTER AXD SOVTER
UGI1T
Is assured by the use of some
of them beautiful fixtures of
ours. They give a light that
illuminates the room perfectly,
but that does not tire or strain
the eyes. They are not expen
sive considering their extra ef
ficiency and extra beauty. Why
not at least see them?
J. L. VAUGHAN
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Th? next important news
from Umatilla will probably
recite the fact the men have
gone upon a hunger strike.
The Swiss want their ship
ping protected; wno Knew
Switzerland hand any ships?
The school board "leak'
quiry also fizzled out.
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THE ONCE OVER
(From the Weekly East Oregonian,
January 12. 1878.)
Jimniv I'alcv has made his pile and
retired from the butcher business, so
he informs us.
R. N. St-wfleld. D Theodore and r.o
Bihop of Umatilla were in town this
week and gave us a friendly call ami
.iomtt muhut :intiut encouragement.
Horn on the 31st ultimate, 1877. to
the wife of A. J. Stevenson, a daugh
ter weieht 12 pounds.
Married, at the residence of Sam
uel Johnson, by J E. Kirkpalnd, J.
P., anunrv S, 1ST. Mr. Guy Fruit to
M'. T,,...ol,ln Wrlaht. all of this
county. ,
I Diphtheria and scarlet fever In Its
mal gnant tvpe still rages on
Hirch creek. Within the last few
Aieks we urn Informed 24 deaths
among children have occurred from
hesp dleasc within a few miles ot
Pilot I'.nrk. viz: Mrs. G'lllsple. four;
H. I'.eisley, two; Z. B. Owens, three;
Mr. Grooms, one; B. F Ogle, five;
J m niiki . wllttam Tionev.
one. Mr. Crockett, one; Mr. Alexand
er, two.
Ed Kothehlld has gone from our
midst but will return about the mid
dle of March. His girl plneth but
we say unto her, "Weep not. He
uoeth awav to come back again, If he
goes 10,000 miles."
Professor P,'U has about 30 schol-
Thu best jokes told about a man
are these he never heard.
Many a would be poker player made
, atiatake in his calling. ,
Wnmea are extremists; they are
eitaec better or worse than men.
Th. man who Is fond of a savaga
dog has no business with a wife.
bar aoanle care to be reminded of
the little sins they like to commit.
nk.. . nerlodlcal drinker begins
to get loaded he should "come to a
fall st.
It oaght to be consoling to the wid-
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At the AUa l-Yiday and Satnrdiiy.
OT ONLY WILL ALL OUR MERCHANDISE BE
NEW, BUT THE LINES WILL BE LARGE AND
ABSOLUTELY COMPLETE.
EVERYTHING FOR EVERY MAN TO WEAR, THE
SHORT, THE LONG, THE SLIM, THE STOUT, THE
REGULAR-IT'S JUST AS EASY TO SATISFY THE
ONE AS THE OTHER.
THE MERCHANDISE WILL BE OF MERIT; THE
PRICES LIKE YOU USED TO PAY. THE DISPLAY
WILL BE FOR EASY SELECTION, THE SERVICE
PROMPT, EFFICIENT AND COURTEOUS.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY AT
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