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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
9ecDrab % Smegn.
2pitnant SIe IuSreas Inberipn
Sen Bite Sanuar 1910.

bsbe 2srbagS Morgen 81. 3 | lit
Stem poo "ltpper grooonob". ri.
beoe bIep fsbt / @eitre SIiSre, Sal
Sers, poa 9ersmmbs. 8aarben So
fen, Sen 21be Sftober 1888 90 bIeo
aItiaa 76 Gar oq A Iaoneber gam.
mel. s t4.aorsaIberen toe ban til.
Tics, % ba ban ierere blep Wotros,
ieiIeoe ban pad 9angfart, inbtil ban
/ 1850 fom i'll Imerifa, bnor ban
ftror begpnbte iom Sismano poo
Sssrtoiiserne. Senere fom ban til gta'
biinn, @is., boor ban tiIbragte Ell
Sib Tom Sonbelsbetient, men fom
fno til Secorub % mootog anietteIie
hos u. q. Gifen. iom / Sc Siber breo
en- betpoeIiga Der.
geS gorgerfrieens l1bbritb loo Ole
@noerion zig boeroe I'll Soloat ON
gaaren 1861 | 60. D, Sbiro Hegi'
ment OF Soma @olunteers, bpilfet bar
bet ferite aompani, iom bonneoes /
@trneibeif Co., bbor forlGngIt az
6sbe q. st. 8inett irbmsnitreoes ioh
aoptein, G. 5. 8eiier, QiseIcoes
bso) iom 8remierIsitnant og Ole
81. anoerion iom SeconOleitnont.
pile Be spriee Sfficerer bar oeiaa
@inneibeif 60. Wrnb, og ale er MI,
TaaoiSt bibes, beoe. 0ette rpe De-
corab. aompani forIoo 9ecorob BEN
2sbe @6oi me6 SeiteitpbS til Rc@re'
aor, 90 berfra meo 0ompbaob til
&eofuf, % ben lobe Sum- iamme
Gar msnftreSes &ompauiet ino /
T~SoreneSe Stnters Sieneite. 8irne'
fbeif Goltntp 8pinber boooe forfPr,
6iget ct potfert 8Iag, Tom bIeo pre-
ierteret til &ompaniet ben Dag, set
forIoS 9ecorob, og Iigeleoes bIeo
@ibIer og Geitnmenter u0beIte I'll
hoer iipr, og set nar en- b~eiti0elta
Stltr6 pao SEN hsttIi9genOe Court
bus.@Sqltare", Oa 6oroeI toges me0
&iPreiter, 1orPIore, SsIfenbe %
@errer. 81 BET oor ogioo nor al.
6soe SerS SfiGbne at moatte iiaC
SaroeI iii Sen, 'om ban boooc no,
DaIgt iii 2ebioQertnbe for &ioet. Gl.
IereSe sen 17oe September ionume
%or bIeo ban iooret / SIoact REQ
"gIue Mtius Gambling" / W~isiouri.
&n0er'on Ellen ifu0t / SinOirqen %
efterloOes pua @aIpInoien Tom oe0.
Rebeqerue bao6e bLottet bom Tor alt.
iua at ban finn baooe @~erfIp0crne
tiIbuge. Gnaer efter SIaact bIep DE
beIIerne re6t til al retirere, % Som.
puui D bcmrqtigeoe fig fine Soo.
re6e. 26itlart gnoerion por fro
Cans "a Somliua De isIgcuoe 5
Tiger, o. ! Lang Gio Oereiter bar Def
SpgrasmaaI, ON ban fun0e Ieoe eacr
ei. Dieu fan bIep iaooiot bro, at ban
uOen Sare funoe ienoe8 biem til iiuC
@emer / @iureibeif 60, % ban be-
6reoes IiSt efter liot. Gen t5Se SuIi
1862 blep ban pgteoiet til Sen urge
Gige, Tom ban bin Gag toa SnrOel
meo Der oppe pau GourtbuSbaffeu,
% / 47la gor bar oisie 10 belt goot
og onOt meo binanOen % bun bar
Soubbeo pRret Ell tiPrlig % fro
gleierife ! ben LANCE Sio. @ieu bun
bibiie paa 5orbaano. bOa6 bun paa,
fog fig. pibite, at BET bar benoes &ligI
M, on ban par arsbling for 9ioet,
at paste % pleie BAN eiter bebitc
epne. Ole anOerion bar ! ale Oisit
2Iar banoret omtriug meo ben flaS'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
Gn pnr 9aIfnn. gaa SiarfranS

6n bpr &alfnn. Eaa 6l1rfr9iio'
Itiamsen for noroIiee Saincis, ION
forrige llge afbolStes i gelpioere,
blep en- faIfunif Sane ~tilbsrenoe
-Mrs. @aIter gorter ioIat til Wr. 6,
S. Burns / Orient, g. Saf., for
$500. Men iaa bar ben oeiaa tasei
en- @Gnaoe @rGmier % Meoalier,
peier so 9iinb os er ben tpusite Sol.
fun, iom ftnSes | be Sor. Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

On Then Siipioi. "Gu bar on faaet
ale Sc @eburtsbaeSpreieuter on bar sus
Net bia. lille Saniemane, M er Oh
bel jIpifelie?"
Saniemano ~(eiterer i'm gersensbiito'
rieI @gris inesn IptseIis. isrenp ban
CT Sse, ti9re Yapal~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

st &sste er I Smlsb @aibins'
ton ON, at ben npe northumberland
fra @ortb Gafota, s. 8. Sonntatn,
tnnfer paa at reiignere iom 6slse at
oaorlio Selbreo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

Gaar Sc ftriper til aperte,
renbe, iaa par iaa penIis at
meSSeIe, at De iaa Seres
advertisement | "8ecorah'Y o'
PEN. Set iifrer Dem ben
bebite 9ebdnblina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
Bank Clearings.

New York, Jan. 10th. Bradstreet's
bank clearings report for the week ended
January 27th shows an aggregate oil
s3,oo8, SOC, 900 as against$ 4oIS, oS5, ooo
last week and s., $40, 1885, 900 in the cor.
responding week last year. The follow.
ing is a list Of the cities:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
S~orifieuiet,

Zen amcrifanifc Iimiitcr I'll San'
mari, 81. 8. Cyan, opboloer Jig Tor
tioen / st. 8aul, Winn., iom Slltop
S,relanbs @iRit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
aaytcin Sttu sucrSrap ifal, eft,

bpao Der berettes, iii Barren fore.
iage en- Jieiie til E%oIaregurne med
Oct 6ormanl at opiese 90 uoipsrse
De TO Gitimoer. Tom Iebiosebe Or.
Goof paa bans angipeIise Serb til
RoropoIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
81 Ouiiu Samilier be.
fries for &lpe PED
Gnticura

Bite inncn Ierfer, men belle Sesemst
flpepe inn otter WiIiuuer Nlpgbio -
Suuor life ippc % Sipct bier en- ren
3iuge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
aommisfomsplanen i%orfaitct. Soi

IIooet ON at inoisre commissions
pIanen iItebetfpr oct nGrparenoe gp'
Itpre / @aterto,pn, 9. 8. forfaIteoes
neo Specialpalget ben q. San. nteO
Sc Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

~l~" ~ PoiN iAe SN N
ienot og MI bore paa Ieien til
@iamar for at tage "@~eipeniteret"
gieipn.
Gn pibnnberlis Screening er | oisie
Gage itiftet i Columbia. Misicuri
Get er en- Spforening, bnis Meolem'
mer paa bet bsitioeligite bar forpIig'
tet Jig til paa fine Wsoer life at ia.
ore eaer inaffe orot ON lin RGite,
ener til zig imenem at fritiiere fine
frapRrenoe Seitres Satte, aioler,
Subfarpe eGer SpfsrieI. Gen fsrite
SpertrGoIeie itrqffes meb en- 9soe
al 81, Den afiben meb en- @sbe af So
og Den 3bie meb ubitsoelie af Sor.
eningen. Soreningen t90er for n9r.
pGrenoe IA Me6lemmer, men onbe
Sunger ipaar, at Ser ON Ell Maa.
neos Sio eller inu life bill bli mango
igien al Dem.
Gn StnSentcripps. Stuoenterne
peb ben poIptefniife Seiifole | Sos
angeles, Gal, bar iornplig ipilet
Safnltetet ct rietigt itpgt Buos. So
fultetet Gar forbuot bentmelige Stu.
oenterforeninger peb Sfolen, men
oesuagtet begpnOte oct at rpgtes, at
Der par itiftet en- Zig Screening, o9 at
ben banoe fact ct tort WebIemsan
tal. Soreniugen bar oct l9roflineen-
De Naun GLASS;. Gn unberie9elie
bleb lat igans al Safultetet meb oct
Helultat, at ct fort Intal at Stuoen-
terne blep inofalot for Sfolens 81.
reftsr. De tiIitoo b~ereooiaig, at De
bar Weolemmer al 6preninger, at
ben pnr en- "@ta.Gi", eler nsiagti-
gere en- "gat.a.pie"- Stub, bpis Sor-
maal bar at fire Ieblemmerne
8boleialepriier paa be gies, oe
fisbte til fin 2i,nh / Srifparteret.
aeiier @ilbelms 51.aariee SOB.
ielsbag feireoes ben 27be Sanuar
meo flor Stas | Berlin oe runbt om-
firing | Spiflanb. Den Sierteligbeb,
boormeo ban oennegang bploebes,
itob | ifarp &ontroit til Ben @ielig.
BED, iom oct tpife 8oIf lagbe for 9a-
gen operfor lin Seller pna bans SOB.
ieIsbag ifior. San bapbe ba npIie
peb i'm SnaffeioIt9beo, peb Saler og
Snterpieps polbt iaa megen l1greie,
at enoog bans HigSfnniIer maatte Be-
mentere 4eiierens Srb / brittle Ipi.
Ter. Wen iaa lGrte ogiaa Geiieren
bengang en- 2ere, iom BON life bar
glemt. Oct iibitc glor bar ban bolot
zig merfelig tGts og belt afbolbt iig
ira at blanbe fig birefte inb / 9agens
9oIitif. 9ette ipntes bel bans Solf
fortietter en- Spmuntring, o. berfor
er oct, at benre 6soieIsoagsfeIt Nor
melt arter fig iQu en- Sorioninssfeit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

Gn sammel CrbensbroScr. Sun'
orebaaringen Soiepb Suffro optoses
forIeben Gag iom Meolem al "elt"'
Srbenens 2oee / Waribaltotpn, So.
San err rimeIiapis BEN eloite "Glf"
I Ieroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

Bella @uuueis, iom ben iorleoen
oibsoe &op 9ampbere bsntes til
flere gars Slaperi for at bape inoe'
brGnSt paa benbes "Moroeriarm"
n9r ga gorte, Sub,, bar iom be-
fienSt "aaoct isien" poa iorifieIlige
Steber, M ieneit oppe | Minneiota,
bpor bum optrGber iom SusboIberife
Dos en- | Smeenen al @iamar boiat
Sarmer peo Rapn Suit 8irbp. go.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

Iitifefen | Ga gorte ifaI bore buo.
ienot o. mn bore paa 8eien til
for at tage "@eipeniteret" !
GLENN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
9aptein TualS Imnnoicn, Roro

Napfetn EoulO TWHHuIeH, gtUfU'
peItpasiaeens bersmte Spoager, er
bIepet bporet peo, at en- M Ssnner
al Torge.2oee / Chicago er bleoet
opfolbt efter bnm. 2ogens Tegent
err Olaf 9erentS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

guitrpperi. Carl 6. Slion, go,
aaaemonS pon Union FacificsS anen,
bar tiIItooet fig ifpIoig / 6~orsueliel
al flere Ioitrepcrier. SIion er en-
al Sc fire Sitnftiorprer, iom iorle.
Sen Gag arreiterebes | Gbcpenne,
3po., paa IufIaae for at babe for.
soet- en- lang GGffe Toit', @rprcis.
% 9agaaetpperier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
Gn 8ciicr / SpIflanS. 3 RamcSr

On 8ciicr | Spiflanb. : Nome0p
Res Rbinen, rtrr Gnbernof, er pIito'
IeIio en- @epier brubt frem al Sor'
Sen % bar bibtil iprirnget regelmpS'
fla ire @onee om Sagen fortGuer
"6rarff. Seit" Den megtige Stroale
itiaer ca. 90 Weter ipeiret og font
mer fra ct Basin $50 Ieter nnoer
NnrNen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
Gu SuSiancrimSe ium S%asfsrer.

Vn ,ShnInhcrIHoe IUW S"BTVFe''
Wiiis 9pbia g. Goulep, ben enelte
iom 5oeforer ubOamebe Snotaner'
iuoe / @erben, er anfommet til @oIb.
inaton for at beitrioe &egierin9cris
Set iii al oibpnbe @panootteinoia'
rernes eontIe 8rapQoarb | aanios
.Gitp, Sans. NiiS Gonlep er en- iulo.
blobs @punSotte, men bar boet
aouias Gin nniten belle lit Sip. Sum
bar proftiicrct iom Sasfsrer Der IL
ben 1902.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
Iabnina Of Ruicbnb.T cicrpatipncn,

VUUHTHH " JFVTSo"7 0VT
Observation-Disclosures 8omite for SIT
oianeraifprer bar inOitiaet til @eo'
toeeIie Scrilaaet ON globnin9en al
ToiebuoIanbet / @enette og 8aiba'
balab Counter / Soutb 0afota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

@ammcl Ncger. "Snfel" Sobr
Romiep, ser ontoges at bore oct Rlo'
Ite Wenneife / ohio, er Ben 27be So
mar oIgaaet peb Seben | glpria
Den bsie GIoer al 119 aar. Hamiep
ser por SIaoe, rcmte fra Spben 4C
Iar, for 9orgerfrigen fog lin Begun
Belle, til Ohio % boebe / en- lang
Rpffe Iar | Sberlin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
Notwithstanding.
Zen @bt Sanuar.


ebteass a~pssmarreo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09
i. COLONIZE THIS LAND.

Pendleton is forced to import al
most all the produce that is consum-
ed here. Yet below the city, ON both
sides of the river there are many
hundreds of acres of good land This
land may all be watered and it is
capable of splendid results in the way
of vegetable gardening, and fruit
At present it is in large
tracts and is devoted more to alfalfa
raising than to anything else. Why
does not some real estate concern
take up the colonization of the land
between Pendleton and the mouth of
Birch creek? In this section there
is a greater demand for produce than
for alfalfa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09
KEEP 1T GOING.

Institutions of learning that are not
sustained by public taxation must
have endowments. In this day of free
higher education it is impossible for
schools like the Pendleton academy
to secure maintenance expenses from
tuition charges. Unless the Pendle-
ton academy can secure an endowment
and so have permanent support it
will eventually have to close its doors.
Should the academy have to close it
would mean serious loss to this
city. The academy is a well known
institution and has a most creditable
record for good work. 1t brings many
people and much business to Pen
dleton. The people of this city can
not afford to allow the academy to
die. We must help the school secure
an endowment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09
UPBUILDING THE WEST.

John T. Burns, secretary of the
dry farming congress, which is to
meet in Spokane this fall, believes
that within the next five years the
commercial conditions in the west
will be completely changed through
the increase in farm production re-
sulting from the use of better farm
ing methods.
THE total acreage of the 20 wheat
growing states was about 33,2s5,000
in 1909, and the average acre pro-
duction was EOS bushels, or Al BUSH
els above the general average for the
United States,'' says Mr.. Burns in a
recent report. "The greatest increase
was in the states where the most at
tention has been given to scientific
methods.
1.-TWO hundred million acres Of un-
occupied lands in the western states
can be placed under the plow within
the next four years IL we push the
dry farming propaganda to its limit
and of this fully 50.O0o.0O0 acres will
be wheat producing land. This In.
crease in acreage means a farm pro-
duction which will change the COM
mercial conditions of every city and
town In the western states.
Experiments in the states, where
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09

From Psalmist David down to Ber-
nard Shaw
The pessimists have had their fling
at Man.
They've pounded him and flayed him
to the raw;
In point of fact, since cynics first
began,
Deceitful, desperately bad, they've
found
Their fellow mortals, so they all
agree;
But take 'em up and down and all
around,
They're good enough for me.
And woman! They've been harder
still on her.
Wanton, false, foolish, prodigal
and vain.
There is no imputation and no slur
They have not cast upon her
heart or brain.
She has been analyzed in terms pro-
found;
And damned and blackguarded in
language free,
But take her up and down and all
around,
She's good enough for me.
A sad, sad world we live in, so we're
told
By people who most certainly should
know;
Wicked as wide, ungrateful, hard
and cold,
A dead sea fruit the best it can
bestow.
That may all be. 1t has truthful
sound,
And much that's wrong about this
world l see.
But take it upand down and all
around,
It's good enough for me.
Kenneth Harris.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09

dry farming is practised. show we can
the production of wheat by
a; least five bushels the acre. and.
taking it upon the basis of the pres
ent acreage, this means a total of
l66,l75,000 bushels additional yearly
in the western states alone. Figured
upon a national increase, which we
might place upon double the present
acreage, this means an annual wheat
production of 7O2.S64. 600 bushels in
the western states, or almost equal
the yield of the entire county in 1909"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09
HIS DEMOCRATIC SPIRIT.

The coming of age of Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt and the payment to her OF
some $12,000,000 inheritance has
brought out a new crop of anecdotes
about the Vanderbilt fortune. One OF
the latest illustrates the democratic
spirit of the old commander.
Sitting on the porch of a hotel at a
fashionable resort on one occasion, ii
is related, the commodore saw lady
approaching with whom he was ac-
quainted. His wife and daughter, who
recognized her, could scarcely con-
tain their anger when he arose and
politely addressed her.
Don't you know" asked the daugh-
ter, after she had gone, that horrid
woman used to sell poultry to us?'
"Yes," responded the old million
aire, "and 1 remember when your
mother sold root beer and 1 peddled
oysters in New Jersey"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09
THE DAWN OF EFFORT.

A native of the Land of Sleep
Stood in his shadowy door.
The Dreamer, passing, softly said:
1--WE seen that face before.
81 should not call it very strong,
Nor yet exactly weak,
l thing the eyes might brighten
If the lips would only speak.
81 wonder why he looks so sad,
And yet so-did he dare
The sort of man who could achieve
A happiness somewhere.
His hands seem strong, yet idly hang
His shoulders might be broad
If he would square them up a bit
Quite of his own accord.
1--WE seen that face a thousand times
But where? What does he do?"
The native said: 81 merely dream;
| do not strive-Tm you"
N. P. Babcock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09
THE MODERN SPIRIT.

oh, life is but a game, they say,
Which men must ever watch with
care,
In readiness to take or pay,
But always strictly on the square.
And though you have feeble hand,
If courage and determined skill
Be yours the fates may We, command
Results to satisfy your will.
'Tis he who waits for fortunes turn
In dreamy idleness complete
Who is at last compelled to learn
The bitterness of true defeat,
Stay in the game and face the cost
And play the hand, though it be
small.
'Tis better to have bluffed and lost
Than never to have bluffed at all
Washington Star.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09
POSTPONE 1T.

The Hermiston Herald believes the
county division fight is bad move
as il will require the united efforts
of Umatilla county to secure the re-
establishment of the state normal at
Weston. 1--WE must have the school,
saws the Herald. "and we can never
get it if we start a county division
fight and thereby lose sight of the
school"
1t is very true that division fight,
IL insisted upon by the Miltonites, will
hamper the friends of the Eastern
Oregon normal in their campaign.
Cmatilla county should be united at
this time so as to put up the best
possible campaign in behalf of this
school which is the only state school
in eastern Oregon. By the nature of
things this county cannot do right by
the school if it is torn ana distracted
by a division fight.
The county division controversy is
also to be regretted in that it may
jeopardize the county publicity bu-
reau. Until the division squabble
arose the move for the publicity bu-
reau was doing well. What effect
the division fight will have upon the
move remains to be seen. 1t is GER
tain though that if the fight continues
1t will work against the success Of the
publicity move.
The subject Of division has been
brought up at a very inopportune
time. 1t threatens to breed discord
and dissension at a time when the
best interests of this county demand
harmony The proposition should be
postponed for few years until the
work of settling and developing this
county has been carried nearer to
completion. The question will then
settle itself.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09
TO A DANDELION.

Dandelion, golden gem,
From the green grass springing,
Poised upon It's slender stem,
Myriads untold Of them,
Roots and tendrlls clinging,
Have 1 from the earth uprooted,
Flower to landscapes so unsuited !
On my knees at break Of day,
In the greensward dewy,
Dandelions gold 1 slay,
Lifting up my voice to say
Words sulphuric, biuey,
Thee curse in accents vicious,
Lovely flower, but so pernicious!
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09

Uncle Joe" Cannon in a recent po-
litical argument, said:
THAT excuse is not good enough.
1t reminds me of a Danville bartender.
This bartender came to work in a
Danville bar, and as soon as he ar
rived the receipts began to diminish.
The boss, at the end Of the week,
said seriously to the newcomer:
"Look here, do you take money
out Of the till?'
"'Oh, no, sir said the bartender
No, indeed, sir
Now, said the boss, you must
be taking money. ! know it.
"'Well, of course, SIR said the bar
tender, 4 take out my car fare every
night
"'Oh, you do, eh?' said the boss
And where do you live? San Fran
cisco I? philadelphia Bulletin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09
THE GARDEN OF DREAMS.


Shut fast from desecrating steps 1t lies
Deep in the heart of night, unearth-
ly sweet
This dusk-walled garden, where on
winged feet
Lost loves, forgotten fancies, shad-
owwise
Pass one by one before our yearning
eyes.
And in remembered cadences re-
peat
Long silenced songs, while quick
ened pulse beats
once more the strain that age and
doubt defies.
Again the olden wonder lays it's spell
Upon the world. the roses breathe
delight,
The nightingale laments the hours
swift flight,
Till clear and faint as some far silver
The wind of dawn pipes all the
dreams away
And wakes us to reality and day.
Charlotte Becker.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09
PEACE OR WAR?
Pendleton. Ore, May 9, 1910

Pendleton. Ore, May 8, 1910.
To the Editor:-
Permit me an additional word upon
the matter of a county division con-
ference which has been suggested. Ex-
perience has taught the most of us
that there is nothing to be gained by
lodging disagreeable things, much to
be lost by neglecting possible adjust
ments, and everything to be gained
by prompt action. 1t is a pretty safe
rule of conduct to try every reason
able means to adjust disputes, and if
the effort fails then to fight to fin
ish.
At the present juncture those of US
who know the history of the division
fights in this county realize fully that
unless some settlement can be reach
ed, the result will be the expenditure
of much valuable time and no incon-
siderable sum of money upon each
side, and probably a decade or two of
political strife afterthe conflict is over.
1t must be remembered that this con-
test will not be settled by the people
of this county or by the legislature,
but by all the voters of the state. 1t
will be a campaign at once expensive
and long continued
1t is to be regretted that the move
ment has been instituted. With ex-
listing facilities of transportation and
the promise of others, intercommuni-
cation is so easy that there can be lit
tie inconvenience under present con-
,ditions and it is doubtful whether our
population is great enough to warrant
division in any event Probably with
sufficient wealth and population a
small county can be administered
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09

Some new concrete walks are now
being built in the residence district
of the city. The more concrete walks
the better for the appearance Of the
place 1t might also be remarked
that the city could do much towards
bettering the appearance of things by
some new hard surface
cross walks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09
2 2 Q PERMANENTLY HEALS
O. CD. %. SORES g. ULCERS


constantly aed and infected by impurities in the blood This I'm
long spell OF
bian sickness which breeds disease germs in the system the retention of
condition mnvs
circulation
Salves
purifying nourismn
write
Co. GA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09

more economically than large one,
but even then the prestige of large
counties in the civic, political, busi-
ness, agricultural and horticultural
life of the state is worthy considera-
ton. Division of this county will re-
duce both sections to a status where
the influence Of neither will be grfeat
We have a comparatively large terri
tory but neither great wealth nor
great population.
But the forces are arraying for bat
tie. and the question of peace or war
is before us. A peace conference can
harm neither party. If that fails there
will be time enough for cannonading'
If the division people insist upon Sc
cession and will accept a line which
will leave Weston and Athena in the
old county 1 for one am in favor of
peace on that basis.
Respectfully,
STEPHEN A. LOWELL. :.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09
SAD---BUT TRUE,

There are thousands of persons to-
day suffering from ailments of the
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys who are
dieting or experimenting with this or
that remedy in the vain hope of find
ing a cure. It's all a mistake. Let
every such sufferer take
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09

Though loyal to George V the Eng
lsh people do not seem to have great
faith in the ability of their new ruler.
However when they select their rulers
because of birth and not for consid-
erations of ability they should not ex-
pect too much.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09

In a spelling contest Friday between
the Washington school and the Haw-
thorne school only one word was miss
ed out of 400. Now who can say that
spelling is being neglected in the
Fendleton schools.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-09
HOSTEITER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

and notice the quick improvement in
your general health. 1t tones and in
vigorates the entire system and pre-
vents Loss of Appetite, Heartburn,
Headache, Indigestion, Costiveness
and Malaria.