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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30
Keylor Grand.

Another large crowd greeted the
Mack Swain company at the Keylor
Grand last night when this excellent
company presented East Lynne" Cora
artistic manner which brought forth
hearty appreciation Of the audience.
quilted themselves in a very credita-
BILE manner. This afternoon the COM
dience. Tonight the company will close
its engagement by giving the charm
ing comedy drama, Down on the
Farm"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30
ArnoId's Bib Circus,

On Monday and Tuesday of next
week Arnolds big circus will be in
Walla Walia and will give perform
ances afternoon and evening at pop
ular prices. The performances given
by this aggregation are said by the
papers of the country to be creditable
There are many startling and in
teresting acts, including many of the
best turns that are given with the
higher priced attractions. The cir
Gus travels in its own train and will
be here in it's entirety.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30
Star 1heater.

A house crowded to the doors wit
messed my Partner" the clever west
ern melodrama as produced by Mr.. Ed
Redmond and company last evening
and all seemed to heartily enjoy the
performance from the rise of the
curtain until its fall. 1t was a gooJ
combination. 1t is a good play, and
in the hands Of such talented PLAYERS
it could not help being the splendid
success it was.
Mr.. Granger has been seen to great
advantage many times in the past. but
1t is conceded that as "Joe Saunders
he outdid himself. Mr.. Lawrence also
made the most of his opportunities and
played with his customary earnest
ness. Mr.. Griffith is strong in char.
acter work and as the miser "Scraggs /,
presented the unprincipled scounare
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Aein lid)srss Gmkommsn.

Wosart mubte bon Ieinem 8ater
.uno ieiner S9neiter Wdrianne, Die
1pdter einen Sreiberrn b. Sonnenburg
b%eirdt6ete, 10 oft @orpiirfe iiber feline
Saumi eli9teit i'm 8riefi4reiben bDren,
Dab er enolt6 drgerli6 puroe unh
ibnen gu beoenten CAB, oab es bet aaer
3drtli6tett, Die man fir feline Qieben
empftnoen mag, eben re4t f6per lit,
gu torreiponbiren 49, penn mar teis
men Sreuaer ii6eres Gintommen bat"
Iuh in einem 8riete, Den er am Is.
Jebruar 1882 aus Nien an Wcrianne
ridtete, tpieOerbplte ct bieIen in mebr
als elmer 8e3tebung bemertensnertben
Qusipruh. lin Die G9peiter BON ieis
men Notben re6t gu iiber3eugen, ents
mari er aI6 elm Bib Ieines 2ebensz
laufs.
lin 6 ltbr friib," I6reibt er in oies
lem Brief, bin i'd i6Ou al3eit %friiirt.
um 7 llbr gang ungetleioet, banu
fdreibe i9 bis 8 llbr. &On 9 ubr
bis l ubr babe i'd metne 2erionen,
oann efe i9, penn Id ni6t gu Gait
bin, roo man oann nm 2 llbr audi UNI
3 ubr fpeiBt: pie beute uno morgen
BET Der 9rafin 3isi un0 @rGfin 5bun.
Dor 8 ober 6 llbr 9(ben6s lam ib
nihts arbeiters unb offers bin ih ourd
eine 4taOemie surdu g%ebinbert, mo
ni6t, 10 idreibe id Bis 9 ubr. Damn
geb' id gu meiner lieben Gonitan3e.
lin halb II lbr bOer nm II llbr
TONNE i6 na6 9aus, 9a ih mid
tpegen Den porfulenoen Wfaoemien un0
au6 negen Der unii6erbeit, OBJ i'd nidt
balb oa BALD oortbin geruffen peroe,
duf oas MbenosIhreiben ntft perlaKeu
lam, 70 pflege i6 (beIOuoers tpenn i6
friiber Saus tomme) noh Dor
Dem Sdlafeneeben Gttpds gu i6reiben.
9a peri9reibe i'd mid 0ftsrs bis l
ubr. llno oann nieber UNI 6 llbr auf,
Iiebite S4peIter!" ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21

8elnen fat unterI6ei6en, e8 tit nift
mebr oas ouf> unou a5pO9enOe Stolen
BON oorbin. Mir Iieaen!
YIN BUMPER SAIug trtftt Die
Stlrn oes Sberleutnant5.
Sret Gage ipGter ~0rdngeu ii9 oa=
betm in Den iauminirten Straben uns
3dblise frobe MenIhm. Dan reibt
iIt nm Die 3eitungsbldtter, in oenen
DIE genaueren Melouasen iteben iber
oen eriten aroBsn Sieg. Au6 bon
Den @efaaenen Iieit man = es fino
iebr ptele. q
s!9aben Stf nitt audi dsh Oberz
leutnant Sdps getannt?TR
,"Sa, i'd Ba5,s geIei'n, sr 1T audi
bel Den @efaIeasn."
~@s 1T idaoe nm i'm. t.llnb feline
9raut tbut mir feib."
r0ielei4t 1T er aud su beneiben.
Nuf Der Sobe 'feines QebttS, i'm Sieg
fir eine groBe Sate, obne 2eioen =
eS muB elm i9oner 500 iein."t
Isle m0gen reft 6aben."
Sn ountlen 8immern aber iiben
peinenoe 5rauen uno miffen ni9t,
mas lie nit ibrem Qe5en nun nod an
fdn9en fonen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Gin papalidusr lisim.

Sin 9idter, Raptns Matere, bate
in Hom elm Spottgebi6t perDffeutli6t,
in pel6em mebrere bo9geitelte Yers
fOnlihteiten beftig a~asegriffen purOen,
DIS lid oieIetben beim papite Sirius
v, Dem 8egriinoer Der beriibmten pa
titaniiden 9ibIiotbet, oariiber Be
idperten, .lieb er ben @erfaNer 3u iId
tommen uno fragte ibn, mas i'm gu
elmer 10 empfinoliheu geleioiguna pers
oulaBt bate. WIatere iufte iih gu
re6tfertieen unO bruhte feline Gntz
ihuloi9un9saritnOe in 10 geiitrei6er
Weiie Dor, Dab Der pdpit einige Wlale
ii6 oeS 2dhelnS ni6t entbalten tonnte.
Damn aber fragte er, pdrum er in ieiz
mem 9ebi6te audi cine Dame genannt
bate, beren llnbeI6oltenbeit unb VI
9enb auqemein betannt mare. ySabt
Sbr," 10 'dloB er, neinen @runb, Sud
iiber fiso5u betlagens" nNein, beilis
ger @atsr!" mar ole tur5e 4ntmort. =
.Warum," fra9te Der papit psitsr.
nbabt Sbr ie oenn 10 perleumoet unb
Dor ulIer Welt bsI6impft9"- sd 80"
erpiberte Der 9idter, nbraudte 9erabe
einen Heim, uno Der Iame jener Dame
CAB i'm mir" : sNun. Scrr Poet,"
fpra6 Ser papIt nit lauter Stimme.
10 mill i'd audi ben @eriu6 MAIDEN,
OBJ ih einen Heim gu Stano bringe.
9Drt einmdl:
Wtit Nett, meiu Orr Wiatere,
SOmmt Sbr alf Die @aleerei"
9ieIe iibcr Sen Dihter gefGIte Sen>
ten3 purbe aud ppllspsen. Iuf ale
9erpenoungen fir oenielben antfpora
tete Ser pdpIt: yRsim uno Sim bdben
iid bier prddtig auIammen9efunoen;
bies 1T 70 ielten Der 5al, Dab i'd i6on
oesbalb Die Sadie ni6t mebr diloern
Ynnn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21

yrpBeH uno rletnen ueberraI 6urgen
unb mar 10 ru9ie uno 9efaBt, oaB teis
,er aus feiner llmgebung, ielbit has
bon 2iebe 9sI6drfte 4uge ieiner nod
item @nesb0rigen nift, merten fonnte,
baB innerli6 inn Ssr3en oss Grhdlters
Der Gamilis, Die traurigiten 9eoanten
5uriidgebalten iperoen mubten, 5uruds
gebalten nit Der gdn3en Du4t zines
Wtannes, Der ii6 porgenommen bat,
nietnen 2ieben oas Ih0ne Set niht
gu peroerben." Oenn odmdls bate
Wsttultc5 i6on feline 9iagnoie 9%eItellt.
Gr tpubte i6on, peldes, 2eioen an ieis
ner Gebenstraft 3ebrte, uno er mar
elm befpGbrter 9ia9noItiterl Or pers
lebte er oas ihDne Set i'm 8reiie Der
Setnen; pieueidt nit benz iiferen gez
puBtiein, Den leBten Weibna9tsabeno
mit3umuhen. Wie loqten Die Seinen
aud %ertennen, bab er cine iol9s fur9s
tsrli6e 9iagnoie an iih 9siteQt bate,
penn er ii6 10 gu beberri6sn pubte2
@ieQei6t, oaB err einspeai9 tpei4er, elm
nenig aGrtliderr elm penis geriibrter
aepeien, ais gepDbnlihS
Giaioe Sage nada Dem Seite fubr er
nddD @ien gu ieinem treueu 5reun6t
Sofratb b.. G~iIelsberg. 9etbe paten
aus. gtarot6s Meiiterfhule berporges
aungen uno'in bsi0en lsbte ia oes Nsis
tiers 9eiit. Yeioe DuBten, oab lie lid
i'm Grnitfale auf eindnoer p~erldIen
fonnten. oils ole erIte 9egriiBung Der
beiosn Treunoe porii6er ipar. 3eigte ii1
Mtitulic5 ais Der efte 'G9irurg, Der
nift piel Worte unh Wufbebens matt,
ionoern slsi6 auf oas Weisntlite Der
Sa6e etngebt. Gr fpra4 gu feilsm
aolegen: .9u muBt mid Operirsr!"
Giielsberg mlBte Die 9iagnoIe ieines
Sr.unbes uno 9eruf8geHofen beFdttz
gen, uno i6on an 4. Sanuqr fuhr or
in 9egleitung speier giiiitenten nab
9reslau, I'm Mitulic3 81 pperiren.
@u6 cine Srdg0oie Der Breunoi6oft,
0el9e Ssl6itbeberri4uns gebptts
od5u, oleles gBert gu iDa9enl NpeF
pGbreno Der Operation I9on fab ers
b6b es gu ipGt mar. Ser Srante reiite
nab Dem Sioeu, mad Der 3iDiera..
Bon elmer sSsilung - oas pubte sr
mar feline 8ebe mebr. @isr @oAen
Dor isinsm 9obe fam 9rofefor Wtitus
lica nod fir einen gag naa Wien, UNI
feinen Sreuno uno dr3tliden 9eratber
b. @~iielsberg auf5uiu6en. IS mar
ibre leBte 8egeanung. Damn fubr er
ndd 8rsslal. ieiner ~5tpeiten !Seimatb,
no i'm Der 600 bon ieinem I9peren
Qetoen erl0ite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Die GrasONie einss car,tss.

lleber bic lebte 2~ebens3eit oes in
gresldu peritorbenen Gbirurssn Der
oortisen uniperiitGt, Sobannes b. Wis
tuliea, beri6tet bas vNeue Wiener
Sasblatt": 8eraoe jenes 2eioen, oas
sr 10 bdufig iiesreid betdmpft bate.
9egen oas er cine neue, iinnreide, be-
tpdbrte Experimentation angegeben
bate. ioute ieinen l1ntersans berbeis
fibren. @inem Magentrebs iollte er
gum Opfer fallen, CT, ben unadblige
pdtienten aus aler Welt ipegen oieiss.
GeioYs um Ratb sefrast hatten.
IS mar Dor Weibnadten. SIN 9auie
oes beribmten gbirursen riitete man
freuoisen Gemiitbes gum fhOnen ga
m~iIienftitt. gIu4 Der Mtifser felbtt
madtt feline Gint6ufs beforste Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Der Kabinrttsmsin.

Die bette Sorte 6ss peltberibmten
Sobanntsberger Weines 1T Der io9es
nannte ,8abinettspeiu." Die Marte
flieBt nur in Die &eaer Der bD6Iten
uno aQerbD6iten 9srren, Die gnts
ftebung Der Sorte petodnfsn o!eIelben
Der @erseBli6teit zines seiTtIiaen
Germ. a.s
Der Sobdtnisbtrg, Ser friiber bsn
8enebittineru 9eb0rte, mar 1716 an
ole Siirftdbte bon Suloa gefaaen.
@iner osrielbsn .psrgaB NUN einmal,
Den gefebl our @einleie gu 9eben. Guf
Dem Sobannisberg iparteten lie uno
pdrteten fie, aber Der 8efsbl fam nidt,
uno enolih, ais Die Notb am b0diten
mar, purbe 8otifaft naA 6uloa ges
ienoet. Run fam notiirli6 Die Ints
mort: .Wiaht 10 iareu ais mp9li6!"
aber ss Seigte iid, DAB Sic 9eeren nun
16on angefault paren, 70 bdb Die &c
miitbsr neue Sptse ergriff. lin 10
a~naenebmer mar hdnni ole GnttduI6s
ung, ais gerabe Apfer @er9eblidteitss
Sabrsang bon aubssstp0bnliter Site
mar. SnfolgeoefM fam nun Der Iufs
trag, tets 70 ipdfdIs mO9li1 Grnte gu
balten uno audi bann nod Die bios
gepObnli6 reifen 9eeren bon oen iibers
reifen gu ionoern. Der aus Den lebtes
rem 9eponnene Wein aber. Die auers
bO6ite Sorte, erbielt Den glamen &abis
%nettsnein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Gsoankthfpltter

Wsnu bic Wenibeu nit oen' semodten
Griabrungen nod einmal anf bic Melt tbs
men, piir0eu ie MIR auoers S%atmmbeiten
MAIDEN.
Ms,te auf, ipie Elm Meni6 ibt, ludt unb
- lbimpft, 10 iennit bu ibn.
Iub in ben Concentration bes @ltidcs
tan3en gerne Miiteh,
9ei6ter ipdre has Sbidiat. tpenu bic
Weuiden es ihiperer ndbmen.
@s 1T idmer3li6er, einen 6rsuno ouras
2eben, als ourd) ben FOB au perlierens
Gs aibt Menlden, bic nltr oaS giuk "
8ebnung iteQen, has man tbneu Rtpt sDpar
Sine Observation-Disclosures Der Hatsdts
gen 1T - bic 5bdtisen 3d ttorea,
liebsr ole Meuiben Hagen,
S,sibt fb ielbt, ni6t is autlase''.
@eraoe ausae,ei6nste MsWHen5 lno me't
nibt gaus9e5eihnet'" III ~ t.}i.
geo max id ben @runo hidt sinstitrbrn
hill. iudyt man nab @runoen .i]i.
Wuh benz llnalidiideii ididst istne
etunps penn er bot ieine- ubr oerlegt
3ert5ren 1T lei6ter als alibauen, AMBER
tpenn es iid tint - ~2uftiflbNer bdnoelt,
Tte reidite Mitsift 1T gar oft eine fpar'
fame 6rau.
Die iosenannte .~sStimme beg gOltes' IN
meiit meiblibsn @si6lebtes.
Sis arSb.tn edmubereien iiroet man s.s
rabe inter ben asuten, bic piel Glib tar -
SEIZE babsn. 81 - ass
3piiden benz Serbors uno bent Inbrins
asn zines a~unihpsrtss lisst 9oeie uno
qroid. 40 :
Ser Menib icn pteles i~bnnen, obsr ni6t
IA alien fdbis fein. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Aanhtrluf.
Don s. MMsS.

fbduibtptr ittpantttu bic Salmen,
9liBerb I'M SOuneuglon5;
Serte fang Morgenpidlnen,
Rebel enttloben i'm Gdns.
gdtIetH mar LANCE idJOn munter,
Wedte Die @iumcu ibnea,
gsusten fib Oieie buHnter,
Wuiben Die @tuglein it6 bea.
2aheub 5oesn mir %ipeiter,
3uitiges Wannerblut,
Gisocr i'm Sser3en, 10 better,
8ran3el uub Strdubhen am Sut;
8ubten auf bIumigem Naien,
SrGntsn an %rauihenoen Guca,
-Qeanbrer OGrf IriibiGI ntbt blaieu--
San9en elm Giebben bell.
Stanoeu ouf Bergen 70 gerue,
Sdauten biHuuter ms 8bol,
@riibteu bic lsuhtenoe Gerne,
8riibten uns ielbcr 5umal.
6aben uns idelmiih uno better
WandmGl ms Nuge geiebn,
3oaeH pdnn lGdenO i%ueiter:
sWaHDsrH pte bift bu 10 ib6n!s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
0on 9ottes 9nnoen.

@Gbrenoshgr @esiernass3eit bes
aDnigS 5rtOris mil9syrE fam Der
Sberit a. .. ). g. dill Jtan uno
sOdter nua Berlin. prt11 Den Wintsr
bort gu perlebsn, grduiSh b. 9. mar
elm rei5enoes Mdoden unb stpberte auf
einem Sofbaa burd ibre Rdtirliftsit.
llnbefansenbeit uno Galasfertisteit
ale Ser3en. Sa fab Trduleln b. 9.
ploBIid ben 80nis Dor iid. tpelder on
fe Die Srase rihtete: rWo babsn Sic
nur bas i9one 4aar Der, Jraulsin
b. S.?"
Die Inssreoett errOtbete Dor Wsr'
Iegenbeit, bod raid bate lte lpre be-
tannte SdIusfertisteit ipieoer srlanst;
iie madts enc srastDt gerbeusung
,unb antipprtste NIT fdslmtidem va
deln, ood ebrerbietig: sNpa 0ottss
9naoen, Maieft6t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21

Durh S la, m m E n ing e.
Il M m n. 9is S3jdbrise 2umpene
iammlerin autI9 in Ma1en,, Rbeifts
probing. bate aaf eirsr glblasN4ness
itGtte auberbalbss Der StdSt Ada NBs
fallen seiudt. 9abei gerietben anf
niht feitseitellte Weiie ibre~ 8leioer in
1ranb. 9d iih Die alte 5rau nidt gu
belfen permo9te. fano fie ibren SOB in
ben Glammen. Die 2eihe NOR pDais
gerOftet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15

The Walla Walla Statesman ar
raigns Oregon in the following sar-
castle manners: Old Mother Oregon
could celebrate the centennial of
Lewis and Clark's expedition with
better grace and greater enthusiasm
if three of her four congressman
and many other prominent citizens of
the state were not under indictment
for fraud, forgery or perjury. Lewis
and Clark might have hesitated about
blazing the way for a new common
wealth in the Pacific Northwest if
they could have foreseen how cor
rupt its politics and its government
would become. When it comes to
corrupt politics, however, Washing
ton, the daughter of oregon, can not
show that her skirts are as clean as
they might be-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15
GovERNMENT-MADE MONOPOLY.

Secretary Morton has awarded two
thirds of a contract for 5000 tons of
naval armor plate to Charley"
Schwab's Bethlehem Steel Company,
and one-third to the Steel Trusts
Carnegie company. The Midvale
Steel company, which underbid them
about $50 a ton, gets nothing,
The Bethlehem and Carnegie COM
panies for years had the monopoly of
armor plate, making the government
pay whatever prices they saw fit.
Though operated separately, their
bids were usually identical.
Several years ago the Midvale COM
pany, which has a large plant at
Nicetown, in Philadelphia, appeared
i'm Washington with an offer to fur
nish cheaper armor plate. 1t stood
ready to build a new plant if it could
be assured of government work. FL
nally in 1903 it secured a contract
for about 5000 tons, and delivery is
to begin in August
In rejecting the Midvale company's S
low bid in the present instance Sec
retary Morton does not deny that its
trial plates are good, but he says
that 1.-THE result of these tests was not
a guarantee that it can produce salts
factory armor in quantities desired"
The rival of the armor plate COM
bination has not failed to make good
the one contract it has managed to
obtain. By what process of divination
has Secretary Morton convinced him.
self that it would default in another
contract New York World.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15
AS ARNITUL OF JOY.

Care is a feather and grief is a bub-
BILE
Armful o. joy in a world of trouble!
Bright as If skies
Made the blue of his eyes.
With red lips that know not the
meaning of sighs.
He weeps not the future-he knows
not the past
Yet he knows there are loving arms
holding him fast;
His pillow of rest
Is a mothers dear breast,
And that's the sweet pillow he's low
ing the best!
Blue skies and balmiest blossoms
above him
Roses for playmates and lilies to love
him!
Walk, little feet
In life's rosiest street,
Till with roses of heaven these earth
roses meet!
Atlanta Constitution.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15


H. w. Scott, the Titan of oregon
journalism, the maker of politicians
and political careers in Oregon, the
wielder of state policies and the
moulder of political sentiment, the
leader of one Of the most bitterly
fought factional fights ever marking
the history Of any state, and extend
ing over 40 years of history, the le-
viathan of Oregon republicans, the
dictator Of platforms, policies,
schemes and trades, the most erudite
and sarcastic editorial writer of the
Pacific Coast the strong tower and
defender of republican policies in
oregon, for half a century-scarred
weather-beaten, scared, bruised and
bleeding from the exciting turmoil OF
factional warfare, has at last beer
vanquished, trampled into the dus
and wiped from the map Of existence
the Morning Tribune has prickeC
him with a pin, because he gloat
over the defeat of his arch-enemy
John H. Mitchell.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15
CIVIL SERVICE IN THE ISLANDS.

That the Filipinos are showing
signs of becoming fairly good citizens,
is shown in the report of Philippine
civil service board, recently sent to
congress, The San Francisco Call, in
speaking of this report, says:
From the fourth annual report of
the Philippine civil service board,
recently submitted to the governor of
the islands, very satisfactory deduc-
tions concerning the nature of the
service can be made.
Not only does the board note the
fact that Increasing numbers of the
Filipinos are qualifying for positions
under the dispensation of the service,
but 1t calls attention to the very gem
eral excellence of the work per-
formed by the natives in various Of
fices open to competitive eXamina-
tion. More Filipino OFFICIALS and few
er Americans is the ideal of the civil
service personnel toward which the
board is working.
During the nine months covered
by this last report 1868 of the 244S
applicants who entered the eXamina
tions given in English were Filiplnos,
greater number than in any year
since the examinations were first
opened to the islanders. Because of
the larger number of natives taking
the recent examinations the percent
age of all who passed (natives and
Americans) was lower than that of
the previous year; As per cent at
tanned eligible ratings, as contrasted
with So per cent of the more prepon-
derant American eligibles of last
year.
That the intelligent FilipInos are
endeavoring to overcome the chief
obstacles to Office tenure, knowledge
of the Englash language, the civil SER
vice board is assured. 1t Furthermore
believes that the best results will be
/ forthcoming i'm the end if it refuses
to relax the high standard of scholar
ship now demanded or Filipino and
/ American alike.
1t is a sinister commentary upon
the integrity of some Americans in
the government service of the islands
that, as the board says, THE records
show that the separation from the
service of Americans occasioned di-
rectly and indirectly by insobriety and
other eXcesses is not infrequent, while
the separation of Filipinos for SINH
lar causes is rare This would seem
to indicate that for the steadiness and
integrity of the Filipino government
servants we have not to fear as much
as for those of some of the least re-
liable of our own blood.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15

Kansas is to choose Tom Lawson
to manage her state oil refinery pro-
ject and fight the Standard oil COM
pany in that state. viii 1t be better
for Kansas to be ip the clutches of
Tom Lawson. than in the clutches of
the Standard oil people? 1t is a
problem that they should prayerfully
consider before tying up to anybody.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15

People clamorlng for the close of
the public schools, because of a few
cases of contagious diseases, should
remember that children are much
more safe at school. than they would
be on the street, where they would
be found in large numbers. should
school close. There are no serious
cases in the city, and the cases now
under quarantine are closely guarded
so there is no danger of the spread
of the disease. Let the schools con-
tinue, and let parents assist the
school authorities and the health au-
thorities, in maintaining strict quar-
antine against disease. The schools
are in no danger. Don't be alarmed.
but be careful.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15

The Saloon League, now fighting
for the Jayne bill before the legis-
lature is willing to concede a point
in the per cent of petitioners requir-
ed in order to gain a point in the
designation of the subdivisions, in
which a vote can be called. At pres
ent. the Jayne bill provides that a
precinct, in order to secure local op-
tion vote, must be wholly within or
wholly without an Incorporated city"
thus making it impossible to hold an
election in half the voting precincts
jim Oregon. Fully so per cent of the
voting precincts of the state are made
up of city and rural territory com
bined. and would thus be barred
from taking a vote on prohibition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15

The chemist of the South Dakita
food commission extracted enough
coal tar dye from a bottle of port
wine taken from an original package
in the presence of members of the
legislature to dye a brilliant wine
color nine square feet of heavy wool
len cloth. From a bottle of tomato
catsup he took enough dye oto color
a like amount of wooden cloth. A
single bottle of pop produced color
ing matter of still greater power.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15

The Salem Journal is now loudly
clamoring for a conviction of some
of the indicted public men of oregon.
The, Journal should not become impa-
tient. 1t has the example of the Ore
gon legislature before it. 1t don't
always pay to whitewash the accus-
ed. Justice will come in its own good
time-soon enough for those now in
the tolls of the law.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15

There is some excellent judicial tim
ber in Pendleton, with just as good
chance for appointment as any in
Eastern oregon, and when it is as
sured that the district will be Gre
ated, ample showing will be made of
the claims Of this county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15
so $500 oosoo ooeeO .

To live content with small
means; to seek elegance rather
than luxury, and refinement
rather than fashion; to be wor-
thy, not respectable; and veal
thy, not rich; to study hard,
} think quietly, talk. gently. act
} frankly; to listen to stars and
birds, babes and sages, with
} open heart, to bear all cheerful
ly. to do all bravely, await oc-
casions, hurry never; in a word.
to let the spiritual. unbidden
and unconscious, grow up
through the commonplace, is
my Law of life.-William II.
Charming.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15

Union and Baker counties seem to
have decided that they have "cinch"
on the positions in the promised fed
eral district for Eastern Oregon. They
have reckoned without their host.
Umatilla county is yet to hear from.