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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1915)
daily east nrcrnoyrAV. fendifton. orfgon. tufted v. FF.m.Rv iv 101.-.. F.TOTTT PAGES. f'l i i H r 1 t 3 r.,r,F, Torn. . f 3 r 3 3 3 Whmt I 1 V 13 8,000 Acres of Umatilla County's Choicest Land to be Sold at Once HAVE 8,000 acres of good wheat land to be sold at once. It is located in the famous wheat belt of Uma- IL tilla County and will average 25 bushels to the acre. It will be sold in one lot or in subdivisions. ?o UNDER CULTIVATION Sixty per cent of this land is already under cultivation arid the bal ance has been used for grazing purposes, but as it is equal to the $50 and $60 an acre land located in other parts of the county, we have decided that it is far too valuable for grazing purposes and have de cided to sell it for wheat-raising. GOOD ROADS AND DOWMHILL PULL MMMHMHHMMMMW mmmmmmm SBSSlSSSSBaillSSlMaMBllSSWaSSSSlSSSlllSSSSSSSSalSSSSlSSSlSSSBSSi BMiaBSBSBBSBBBaBlIIMBSBa This Land has a general slope to the north; good roads make it easy to access; it has good main line warehouse facilities and all loaded pulls are down hill. Well water is within easy reach. Six miles is the longest haul to the railroad. A BARGAIN AT THE PRICE. Title is clear and free from all incumbrance-. My price is very reasonable, but all sale mu-t be for cah no trades considered. Every statement made in connection with this hmd i guaranteed to lc a .-olid fact. If von are lking for pool wheat land and ii'iear- hii-ines don't pa.-s up this grand opKrtnn it v, but co: no in at once and see plat and learn prVe-. Don't put it off tomorrow may be to late. i I -3 f-l 3 To? r lfo) IfoytS? mm r 1 il a with Livermore & Bickers, 111 East Court Street, Pendleton, Telephone 118 ntmt. AS INDEI'EXDENT XBW8PATEB. ttibllabtd Ii:y and grml Weekly at I'ea- dltn. Oregon, by tb tLA ST OKK4AJ.MA.N I'lbLIBHIXG CO. Official County Taper. Mtabrr lolled I'reaa Aaaoclstlon. Entered at tb poetoffire at I'eDdletoo, Ortfoa, as stfotid daas mail matter. Telephone 1 ON SALE IN' OTHER CITIES. Imperial Hotel .Neva Bund. Portland. Vreon. bowman Neva Ce . Port land. Ore on. ON FILE AT eklrairo Boreai, tHf Herarlty Building. Watilnton. L C-, B urea a 501, foot eeatn street, N. W. SUBSCRIPTION RATES (IN ADVANCE) IWIIr, one year, by mall f 5 00 tlx montba. by mall 2 00 Kan, three mootba. by mall 1 23 Dally, one montb. by mall M lVj, one year, by carrte 7.50 "7. all montba, by earrfiir 3.7U Jally, three muntba. by carrier 1 93 Unlly, one month, by carrier A emtWeely, one year by mall 150 eB.viy, aij montba. by mall 75 Jernl-Weekly, four montba, by mall... .00 BltOTIIEItHOOD. The night was dark but then I looked for light. The day was 111 but then I looked for good. The fray was fierce but In Its mad affrights I looked for little hints of Brotherhood, And night and day, And In that mad affray, Whate'er the woe In which my soul was caught, I never failed to find that thing I sought For light and good And brotherhood In goodly share Are everywhere! Chicago News. The Mate senate yesterday killed the house bill regarding conspiracy. The purpose of the bill On With the was to prevent . the Swindling. swindling of ' city, county or state gov. ernments by collusion on the part of COSY TODAY "The Making of Him" . A LUHI.V DRAMA IN TWO PARTS. Alice l)ciriarcM, a d'-butante, is enpaped to l)onald At wutcr, a lazy, blaze fcociety man. She contrasts him with the rijfrfM'tic, uiiibitioua officers of the Newport Naval Training htation and the comparison in not in his favor. Donald pU jcaloun of two of the officers, goeg to a lance to which he was not invited, makes a scene and U thrown off the shin. Alice pives him his choice of doinft four months of na val training or giving 1kt up. How he makfN jrxl and puts one over on his rivals is rhown in this intendr interesting picture. A real "Fea ture." "HIS PRIOR CLAIM" Jiiopraph drama. "A Question of Clothes" A Vitagrapb comedy featuring Norma Talrnage, Adults 10c Children 5c trldge and paving contractors. This county has learned how such work la (!ne. J. V. Klmbrell knows and he explained last November how he found two bridge bidders, one of them A. E. Eberhart, conferring In a locked room at the Hotel St. George and how their subsequent bids showed they were In collusion. The conspir acy bill would have made such swindling games beyond the pale of the law but the senate put the bill to sleep. In other words the senate says bring on your swindlers and let them ftinir the taxpayers if they can. Is It any wonder there are bridge and paving scandals; Is It any wonder taxes are high? will y aside all prejudices and you observe that the actions of Eng land and Germany The War God are much alike. Eng. Is fk-smt. land wants to crush Germany and propos es to do so by such methods as seem expedient One way Is to try to starve the Germans, women and children and ncn-rombatants along with the sol diers'. Germany In retaliation lays plans to make relentless war on Iirttish ship ling by use of submarines. The Ger mans evidently reel tnat ir f,ngiano Is going to starve Germany then the Germans have a right to starve Eng land. It seems a fair proposition arf l neutral ships have had the advantage of warning to keep clear of the danger tone. The facts are each side Is using In human tactics against the other and they disregard the established rules of war. It Is the usual way. The war game Is a game of wolf eat wolf and probably no war was ever waged In which the establlnhed rules of warfare !were not broken. Nothing Is sacred to the war god. The honor of women, the safety of babies and children, the rlarhts of non-combatants are but as a breath In the wind. Napoleon said that a good soldier Is always corrupt and that if a new soldier Is not cor rupt to begin with he. must be made corrupt. People are mistaken when they ex pect decency or humanity from the god of war. Kuch, things are out of his line. Trying to be rrrnful towards the East oregonlan and the Medford Mall-Tribune the The II!eU..lT. Oregonlan expos es Its own stu pidity. It loftily anserta the tw) papers have their "wires crosned" re- garding the utilities bill. If the Port land paper will taka a second look it will find the very reverse is true and It is iUelf that has the brain fog. The Mall-Tribune denounced tlx bill which had for its purpose the giv ing to corporations the right to con demn federal or state property and which bill was pressed by the electric interest with a view to forestalling the Ferris bilL The East OregonUa also opposed that bill and exposed the plain purpose back of it. The public utilities bill which through Ignorance or design the Ore gonlan tries to confuse with the above discussed measure is a different thing entirely. This utilities bill was draft ed by the hydro-electric commission of which J. V. Tallman is a member. It was a good bill and It was killed by the senate as this paper said and there could have been no motive for that defeat save to please the private electric interests. Since that time the senate has again shown its colors by ramming through a bill to shield all public utility corporations from com petitors and the vlclousness In that scheme was pointed out yesterday by the East Oregonlan. The Portland Oregonlan has either become razzledazzted by the whirl pool It has helped generate at .Salem or else It Is playing the charlatan and hopes to razzledazzle people with ref erence to some very Important leglula tlon. In either cade it is unworthy of trust a chronic condition with that sheet. This economy session of the legls toture will prove very expensive when people get to realizing the public In terests that have been sacrificed. That German blockade will give a practical test of the ability of the sub marine to deliver the goods. Lucky the farmer who keeps enough wheat for reseeding- purposes. IIIIfllllllllllllllIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIllIIIIIItIIIIfIIIIIIIIIllIlllllllltlllIllllllllIII lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltf SATUR.DAY Flag Day Everybody Purchase A Flag Friday Bargain MATINEE Wooly Boy Suits for Boys We Sell Them I Merchandise offered will be on sale Friday afternoon from 2 to 6. P. M. PURE RICH BLOOD ' ' PREVENTS DISEASE Bad blood is responsible for more ailments than anything1 else. It causes catarrh, dvapepoiiv rhemna timn, weak, tired, languid feelings and worse trouble. Hood's .Sarsacarilla has bren wonderfully successful in purifying and enriching the blood, removing scrofula and other humors, and building up the whole system. Take 'it-'v a it to a'l the family so as to avoid illnuKS. Met it today. . NEW GKKCIAX FAILLE Largo assortment of patterns, and sold in the. regular way at $l..r0 yard. Friday Afternoon Sneeial, from 2 to 6, the yard $1.25 BATH TOWELS Come in eolored and plain borders. Entire Moek offered for Friday Bargain Matinee, from 2 to 6 I M - 10 Per Cent Less BRASSIERES Discontinued models, eome in all sizes and sold regular at $1.25. Social for our Friday Afternoon Bargain Matinee, from 2 to C FANCY HAIR HNS One lot worth to 75c each, specially priced for our Friday Bargain Matinee, from 2 to 6 V. M., each .I 21 BRASSWARE This lot consists of quite a number of extra good values, and useful articles. Friday Af ternoon Bargain Matinee, from 2 to 6 ONE HALF TRICE. ROMAN STRirE RIBBON Largo assortment and pleasing range of color ings and designs. Values from 75c to 95c yd. Special for our Friday Afternoon Bargain Matinee; 5 to 10 inches wide, yard . 67f BARETTES One lot worth up to 75c each. Special for our Friday Bargain Matinee, from 2 to 6. P. M., each 10 CREPE NIGHT GOWNS , Social for our Friday Bargain Matinee from 2 to 6 P. M., each 69 1 Uoxi Spring Merchandise Just Arrived I 5 We have just received assortment of new Pongees, Mcssalines in the 27 inch width. Taf- fetas in 27 and 36 inch widths and different weights in Poplins in a good assortment of plain colors. Crepe Do Chines and Fancy Waistings and a very neat lino of Ladies' Neckwear. 1 2 Also more new arrivals in Ladies' Suits and Coats in the most pleasing models and materials. 5 Wooly- Boy All-wool Suits for BoysWe Sell them Aloxandor Dop'f. Store Pendleton's Biggest and Best Department Store. Save your S. k H. Trading Stamps. SATURDAY Flag-Day Everybody Purchase AFlaa rriciiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiniii aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiisiiiiiiiiiiitiiiitiitutiiiiiKtitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir?. E3 r -3 II 1.3 E 2 t a t 3 3 1-2 trs E 3 fl II i z z 3 If 3