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1908
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Tbe mao who can face victory with
a confident smile does not show special
courage or traveiy, tut tbe man wbo
faces defeat and can smile, is tbe one
wbo will take a Dew bold and make a
snooess of life wbere all others fail.
It is tbe same ray, says au excbange,
with a town or a community. Tbe
town that forges ahead while all tbe
surrounding conditions are favorable
may be called prosperous. That is
hardly a troe test of tbe spiiit of the
people living in the town. The troe
test comes wbeo tbe. conditions sur
rounding tbe town changes, till the
life of tbe town depends altogether on
tbe energy and spirit of tbe citizens
aud tbe business men. The town that
can go ahead, or even hold its own
under tbe adverse conditions is tbe one
that shows tbe master spirit, tbe do or
die euergy tbat has bnilt tip so many
f torn small towns and villages
It now appears tbat the republican
"experts" of tbe United States senate
"dootored" tbe lecord in order to de
feat Senator La Follette in bis filibus
ter against tbe currency bill. Now,
tbe question is whether be will return
tbe compliment by "doetoriDg" tbe
iepublioan party in Wi.cousio.
There was a scare In England over
the alleged cry of tbe people of India
"India for tbe Indians." Bnt nothing
seiions is likely to happen right away,
Tbe English have tbe upper band of
the Indians and they both know it.
Next year yon will see 10.000 people
living upon tbe irrigated lands nnder
tbe Furnisb-Coe, Tbe Western Land &
Irrigation company, and tbe govern
ment projects, predicts tbe Kobo
Register.
It was cruel in Henry Watterson
coming out just now for Bryan, wbeu
Johnson's boom was getting bigger,
He bad no business to go back on the
dark borse be discovered early in tbe
campaign.
It is said tbat the typewritten copy
of Senator La Follette's speech tipped
tbe soales at 19 pounds. It evidently
was a heavy argument, but paradoxi
cally, it did not cany muob weight.
With anti-local option in effect,
water overflowing tbe river banks and
the rain descending in copious showers,
there's certainly nothing looking dry
aronudhore, says tbe Glatskanie Chief.
In every country -town there is a
sign at tbe railroad crossing like this:
"Look Out for the Cars." Now every
body in these towns know tbat it was
a'railroad crossing tbe day the line
was laid. When the sigu was put up
it took two days not longer for
every inhabitant to become familiar
with it- Iu a week even the small
children ba-&.saad and spell it twiok
ward. Did tbe railroad" take it down?
No. If they bad the warning would
have boon forgotten in a week, and
sinash-ups aud damage suits would
have resulted. Onetime advortise
meuts act tbe same way. You must
keep everlustingly at it like tbe rail
road crossing.
So far as known neither tbereputli
can nor tbe democratic platform
fiamers have submitted for approval
a plauk pointing with pride to tbe
overthrow of tbe campaign fund.
Ella Wbeeler Wilcox says she holds
pain as her dearest friend. Ella ought
to be supremely happy during tbe
gren ppplu season, observes tbe Spokes
man-Review.
Anyway, jouu n ayes Hammond is
eutitled to have ois pioturea 'printed on
tbe ground tbat be was tbe only man
wbo admitted he wanted the vice
prebidouoy.
Tbe Cbiuese minister to tbe United
States, Wu ling Fang, paid a notable
t.ibute to Ameiioan educational insti
tutions when, speaking of Chinese
students iu tbe Uuited States, he said:
"If you ask me wbo will exert tbe
greatest influence on China's domestic
v.K"jjd foreign polioy in tbo next few
deoades, I answer, 'Our youug men
wbo have boon aud aro being eduoated
iu tbe colleges of America,'" He
added that tbe viceroys and other offi
cials are so eager to seoure the services
of tbe Cbiuese eduoated here that they
do not wait until tboy graduate before
trying to ongngo them.
It must bo that there are to be some
strange exercises at Astoria on July
fourth, for the Astorian says: Astoria
proposes to celebrate tbe day tbat
never grows old in America with due
reverence and acolaim and band down
a now reoord iu the manner cf its
observance The deathless theme it
, stauds for is just as vivid and potent
as it was 133 years ago aud inspires
tbe same devout recognition it has bud
yoar by year, sinoe tbo immortal cause
of it all took place.
)r. Krause of Berlin has discovered
a serum whiob cures the viper's bite.
Senator Jeff Davis need no longer ad
vocate muzzles for the money power.
A good way to teach Uncle Joe tbe
soience of forest preservation would be
for bis constituents to send bim to
explore tbe Tall Timbers.
It- seems a little awkward tbat all
tbe heavy raius are iu the rum dis
tricts aud tbat tbe prohibition states
are having a drouth.
Count Boni's threat to disgrace
Sagan may mean that he proposes to
proclaim their relationship.
Liquidation of tbe banks seems to
be still going on, especially tbe banks
of tbe Missouri and its tributaries.
in good faitb to carry ont the popular
will at expressed at the election.
Tbe direef advantage of tbis plan is
tbat it enables tbe people aotually to
ohoose their representatives in tbe na
tional senate. There is an indirect
benefit which probably will prove even
more important. If tbe voters choose
tbe sooator tbey will feel free to oast
their ballots with little regard to par
isan.bip when supporting candidates
for the legislature. No voter then will
support an unworthy aspirant for leg
islative office on tbe ground tbat bis
success is Decenary to tbe election of
a particular man as United States sen
ator. Chicago News.
MONEY DRAIN FROM OREGON.
It is not only Oregon, but all other
states, in a greater or lees degree, tbat
are being drained by tbe eastern life
insuranoe companies. Aooording to
a statement made before the "J0,000
club" of Spokane recently, the people
of Washington are annually sending
away $10,000,000 for insurance, more
than $10 for every person iu tbe state,
or two fifths of tbe value of its great
wheat crop last year.
The people of Alabama, estimates
the Birmingham Age-Herald, stnt out
last year a like amount for insurance,
$10,000,000, and reoeived in paid losses
and matured policies $3,781,190, a
premium to Wall street of over $6,000,-
000 in one year. In other of tbe
southern and western states tbe record
is muob the same. But, tbe Age
Herald says, "the borne life insurance
companies are gaining ground. There
is no tetter way to keep southern sav
ings at borne than by promoting in
every possible way tbe business of tbe
home companies. Tbe soandals of
three years ago in tbe big New York
companies boosted tbe home com
panies, and tbe hope is tbat they will
be honestly and intelligently managed
nntil tbey are able to serve the entire
sottcb. Tbis consummation wonld out
oif one great drain of southern money. "
Tbis applies to Oregon, and to all
states remote from New York. Why
not stop tbis drain of money to tbat
oity? In tbis connection, though there
is really no direot relation between tbe
two oases, tbe Spokane Spokesman-
Review depreoates the faot that "on
top of that we are sending away ad
ditional millions for dairy products,
millions for packing-house produots
and still more millions fcr eastern
manufactures. Only a state of extra
ordinary wealth and resources could
endure this drain. These are spend
thrift methods, and if tbey are not
abandoned we shall have to pay a bard
penalty. Tbe world is taking the
cream of our mineral wealtb, onr for
est resources and tbe fertility of our
matobless soil. We are in an era of
riotous waste of our marvelous natural
resouroes."
Tbis also appiles to Oregon. This
state, too, is sending away millions
annually for produots that it ought to
raise at borne. Of dairy and meat
products, poultry aud eggs, at least,
this state should produce all it ocn-
sumes and nave a surplus for export.
Oregon will never seo "her own wings'
sufficiently until she does tbis. In
these ways tbe outflow of Oregon
money that never comes back can be
gradually deoreased, and millions now
annually sent away can be utilized in
the development of our resouroes and
tbe building up of Oregon industries.
Portland Journal.
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve Wins. , ,
Tom Moore, of, Rural Route 1, Coch
ran, Ga., writes: . "I had a bad sore
come 05 tbe' instep of my loot aud
could find nothing tbat would beal it
nntil I applied Bucklen'a Arnioa SalveJ
Less than half of a 25 cent box woo
tbe day for me by affecting a perfect
cure." Sold nnder guarantee at Pal
aco Drug Co's. store.
Kennedy's Laxative Cougb Syrnp is
tbe one tbat obildren like so well to
take as it tastes nearly as good as ma
ple sugar. It acts geutly yet freely
on the bowels and thereby it drives
tbe cold ont of tbe system. It is sold
by Palaoe Drug Co.
The Best Pills Ever Sold.
"After doctoring 15 years for cbronio
indigestion, - acd spending over two
hundred dollars, nothing has done me
as much good as Dr. King's New Life
Pills. I consider them tbe best pills
ever sold:" writes B. F. Aysone, of
Ingleside, N. C Sold 'under guarantee
at Palace Drug Co's. store. 25o.
LOW
RATES
iri.-i.ti
iue sneain gown nas been seen in
several oities lately. From all reports
tbere is considerable to see, too.
"THE OREGON PLAN.
A twenty page magnziuo issued by
tbe piisouors iu tbe penitentiary at
Salom, Oregon, which they oall,
"Lend a Hand," is ourrout and, aside
from beiug a typographical gom, is
well edited. Not an advertisement
appottrs iu its columns. Its revenues
are derived from subscriptions aud
donations. Tbere is oulv one printer
in tbe institution save those who are
learning tbe craft through tbe ageuoy
of tbis publication aud tbey appear to
lo making exoelleut progress.
Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul, one
of tbe most distinguished Catholio
in elates iu tbo United States, declares
"' wi -.iiu(s uuiuug women is on iue
increase. "During the early times,"
he says, "men were so bad that women
were kept very busy trying to reform
them. Men have improved and women
have become worse, and the women
should now devote tbeir efforts to ob
tuin total abstinence among themselves."
Charles A. Towue delivered a com-
lueuoemout address Thursday at the
University of Nebraska on "Govern
ment by Parties." It is a subjeot he
ought to understand. He has belonged
to the republican, silver republoan
aud demooratio parties.
laft s labcr injuuotiou reooid is
bothering Lim considerably, and will
probably compel the repnblioan man
agers to declare in the platform against
government by injunction, bnt that will
Latdly fool tbe wag earners.
Illinois oitizous would do well to
give consideration to tbo "Oregon
plan" of enabling voters to express on
elootion day their preference for United
States senator. Under the Illinois
direct-primary law tbe party voter
benoefortb will be permitted at pri
mary elections to indicate bis choice
among tbe different oaudidates of bis
party. The Oregon plan goes further,
glviug the voter on election day tbe
right of choioo among the candidates
or all parties.
Oregon held its state eli.ot.on last
Mouday aud tbe Republicans were
generally successful. Tbe legislature
will be largely republican on ioint
ballot. Under ordiuary uroumstanoes
tbis would be expected to insure the
election of a republican as Uuited
States senator. At Monday's election,
however, Oregon's popular governor,
Mr. Chamberlain, the Demooratio
candidate for United States senator,
received about 1,000 more votes than
Mr. Cake, tbe Republican aspirant for
tbat office. It is probable, therefore,
tbat Governor Chamberlain will be
ohosen by the Republican legislature
to represent Oregou in tbe senate.
Tbe legislature, of course, is not
legally bound to act in accordance with
the popular desire as expressed at tbe
polls last Mouday. By tbe constitu
tion of - tbe United States the legisla
ture is made tbe agency . for choosing
senators and therefore from a legal
poiut of view itjs free to follow ita
own inclinations iu the matter, regard
loss of auy restraints imposed by pop
ular opioiou, however manifested. A
majority of tbe uewly-eleoted mem
bers of the Oregon lngistlatnre, how
ever, pledged themselves before elec
tion to choose as senator tbe candidate
receiving the largest popular vote for
that office.
Any state can put the Oregon plan
into operation by enacting a law pro
viding tbat the names of tbe various
candidates for senator may be placed
on tbe ballot to be voted on election
day. Ita successful operatipn, how
ever, requires in addition a public sen
titnent wbiob. will oblige candidates
for the legislature to pledge tbemselve
COMING INTO OUR OWN.
The official photographer for Sunset
Magaziue, wbo has been taking pio
tures in tbe east end of tbe couuty for
the past week, has discovered some fine
illustrations of tbe productiveness of
Umatilla county soil aud has laid bare
some excellent opportunites for poor
men to make a start and establish a
home quiokly.
One apple orobard in the east end of
tbe county which has never been
known to any one outside of a few
neighbors and of whiob but little care
has been taken, last year netted the
owner $800 per aore iu fine winter
apples.
A vineyard of which perhaps no one
in Pendleton ever beard yields $500
per aore every year. Tbe vines are as
strong and thrifty as those of any of
the California vineyards and produce
almost as well, although tbis country
is not advertised as a giape district.
Another thing revealed by tbe camera
iu the east end of the county was an
orchard of peach trees averaging about
5 years old, with 160 trees to the aore,
whiob last year netted the owner $3
per tree or $480 per aore.
Another nukuown resource found by
the same camera was a field of three
acres of young strawberry plants which
last year netted the proud owner $310
per acre, Tbis year it will do better.
And then the best part of tbe story
is tbat hundreds of acres of the same
kind of land wbiob is produoing these
apples, grapes, peaches and straw
berries can yet be purchased at prices
ranging from $100 to $300 per aore,
aooording to location.
Any poor mao can seoure a small
tract of it. He can find work to sup
port bis family while his berries or
peach tieas are coming to maturity
and before be knows it, so to speak,
be oau have a flue inootue and a good
borne established.
Tbere are thousand of such opportu
nities in tbis rioh section of the state.
No need for bomeseekers to pass Uma
tilla county. 3 here is something here
for every class of homeseeker. All
that is needed is to make tbe borne-,
seeker know it East Oregonian.
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for ia!o. Not pantcnlar about location,
wish to bear from owner only wbo
will tell direct to buyer. Giro price,
description and ttato wbea poeeeealoa
can be had. Adtirasa.
LDAMTSMM, tee MM ftoVeto. ft.'
Will be Made by the
This Season as Follows:
ROUND TRIP
TO DIRECT
Chicago ..$72.50
St 'Louis 67.50
St Paul 63.15
Omaha 60.00
Kansas City . : 60.00
Tickets Will be on Sale
May 4, 18
June 5, 6, 19. 20
July 6, 7, 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21, 22
Good for return in 90 days with stopover
privileges at pleasure within limits.
DON'T FORGET The DATES
For any Further Information Call on
KM. Smith, Loci Abent
Or write to
WM. McMURRAY, .
General Passenger Agent,
PORTLAND, OREGON. '
There c4re Two Elements
WHICH MAKE A BANKT STRONG
In judging a Bank, always remember that tbe Capital. Surplus
and Undivided Profits, together with the personnel of the Stock-;
holders of tbe Institution which give confidence that your funds
on deposit are in safe bands. '-' , ' .
THE PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK
; Is essentially a "Home" institution. Its Stockholders are ."well .
known Umatilla oonnty and Oregon citizeris;:'It8"'en6ftnous "
growth Is tbe result of careful, and conservativei management,
with tbe most liberal enoourgement for all deserving1 enterprises. ;
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
W. J. Furnish.
R. T. Cox.
Joseph Basler.
E. Boettcher.
L. Dusenberry.
E. W. McComas.
A. C. Koeppen.
J. N. Teal.
Frank S. Curl.
STOCKHOLDERS
T. J. Morris.
Herbert Boyien.
J. A. Devlin.
J. W. Maloney.
A. E. Lambert.
J. H. Raley.
, R. Alexander.
T. G. Montgomery.
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