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1! TEN PAGES 1AGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1917. AM INDKl'KNDB.ST KKWSPAFEB Iwllf and Reml Weekly at Pa- 41ctnn, Oregon, by the OIlKiiOXIAN I'l HUSHING CO. schools but in large degree to ;the press and the motion pic lures. i m m 9 m m m m m MILTON'S PEACEFUL EAGLE City Official Paper. County Official Papar. Member United Prasa Assoc istion. t the pnstofflce at Pendietoo. aa aeroodclasa mail matter. N BALB IN OTHBR CITIES I Hotel Neva tttafld. Portlaon. I Nm Co.. Portland, Oregon. OS FILB AT Wg llnrcan. 1U8 Security Halldinit Wwluiun.in, It. C, Bureau, 801 r'our- Ktreet, . w. . 8( IWlltlTION HATKB (IN AI'VAXCKI tatty, one rear. b,v mall . IMIf, Bht months, by mail . allT, three month., hr mail aatfT. eoe oi.mth. by mall ftMW. an 'par. by rsrrier. KmUy. six monih. by rarrier.... .4.1.00 1 50 T .W sr. alalia three monthii. bv carrier 1.93 aaky. ene month, by carrier .OS I wee ir. one year, oy mail - . 1.01. t.MI,. six months, by mail .75 I WeeclF, four months, by mall -f0 lllltVM'S PUII.06OI-IIY. When the day seems sorter dreary And you're feelin' kinder blue, Pre4 like all the folks about j oa, la a'havin' fun but v,iu: Tfeean'a the time fer make believ In" -Ks" preten you're feelin' fine. T 4-in't be long 'til ail them tiouble Will be left fer, fer behin'. And. Jes atop to think about it; That's the beet seems to me. fSrln and act like you x h io- ny; "T won't be lone urtli you'll be. Helen Williams Orowe. HE following gentle com ment by the Milton Eagle gives a line on the nature of a problem that has confront ed the publisher of that well known east end family journal : Many times heated argu ments on certain religious questions is the cause of some unkind act or disdainful deed. Therefore, The Eagle cannot nacept for publication, articles of any character that in the publisher's mond would cause strife or iff-feeling." The Eagle is right. There is plenty of war news at present without inciting "disdainful" deeds by our churchmen over a subject on which the wonts has always differed and con cerning which none cf us have precise information. That England is suffering privations as well as Germany is shown by the statement of Lloyd George yesterday; the surprising thing about the situ ation is that with such suffer ing on the part of all the bel ligerents it is so difficult for them to find a way tond the war. A solution might be found if a general rule could be invoked confining all the fighting to the official classes. DO YOU KNOW- . That the name of Centervilla wan changed to Athenu 28 years ago ths month T That A. W. Nye helped bring 501114 United States army rifles from Wall.t Walla to Pendleton during the Indian war of '78. That Judge JoeIT. Parked was, once deputy county clerk in 1'mnUIU county T ..." . ' That Deputy Clerk, FS. O. Draper ran a business collegia in Pendleton a tew years afro 7 " . That Carl Cooler became, n uncle Thursday and had a birthday S'ester- day? 1 . ELKS, 200 STRONG, THRONG TO EUGENE . TO FEAST UPON ELK SEE "WHAT THE COUNTRY ESCAPED Never in history has the East Oregonian's business at this time of the year surpassed that of the present and a news paper is a good index to the community's pulse. EUGENE. Ore., Feb. S3. Two hundred or more visiting Elks attend ed the big elk feast given last night by the Eugene lodge of the B. P. O. B. The bitf bull elk In the, city park here aaufu. a lew mys ago ana roast ed, being served at a -banquet last night Elks from Marshfield. '' Roirburg, Mapleton, Florence. North Bend. Cot-, tage Grove, Springfield, Junction city, Corvallia, Albany, Salem and other cities came to attend the affair. Aft er the dinner a program of athletic and musical number -wan rendered. 4 OAitsKi s m sn.vvn acquit- TK1 AS Pl.OTTKK, 4) T EPUBLI CAN senators are tV resorting to filibuster tactics to thwart the president's plan for relieving the food situation and his plans for taking care of the interna tional situation after congress fcaa adjourned. So great is the complaint over the advancing price of food that it is incomprehen sible such objections should be wiet with in the senate. The( ume thing may be said of the president's request to be al lowed to use the army and na val forces if necessary for the protection of American rights. What Wilson wants is the pri vDege of defending American interests without having to go to war, a purpose which all should applaud save the rabid ly pro-ally forces who think we should go to war for Brit- am S SaKe. John Hnwiimn If the republican noliev is f-it-nsive iivery tx sfnU tff.rtu tr. ctnn frr.rl i heH- Therefore pnt-e rioosiing, at the same Portland retail grocers had t feast, according to a news story; they are boneheads to do such a thing at this time. C. C. Chapman is warm tow ard Pendleton and his stuff is good in this snowy weather. If the peace bird should chirp now England might lis ten. 40 YEARS AGO fom the Weekly East Oregon Jan. Feb. 24, 1877.) William Switzler and Ad Nye conHtitute a new firm for the purchase and sal? of horses. Also S. L. Morse and S. Cram have formed a business alliance and will purchase and sell honw-s of all trades. Qualities and kinds. i erecting a very table and wants all person owing 1 him are requested to come forth im- . n.liutolr ur.H .,rtl. itT. hefi.ra Mnrrh time denying- the president j a word to the wise is sufficient. Twtr to handle international! ' Droblerf.K alnna- firm hut afo 5 A m,w ' made by some fine the whole country If 1i fN;-v.vv: V" . I ' Ha,. - i If 5i , I x V T 4 I 1 . ' 1UHTII CONTItOli A1VH'ATE BIKtCKS A LiISI,ATl'HK . a I C: I 1 "S ti I j MR5 AIvjU5TA CAWEY When Mrs. A gust a Oarey, seere tary of the National Birth Cmtrol League, stepped into the' New York JState Assembly chamber ln Albany with a bundle of pamphlets describ ing the work and aims of the organ ization many members listened to hr But Assem bl y m an Welsh was horrl - fled. He aro5 to tell the sneaker that a woman was circulating litera ture that would corrupt the gentle minds of the members, and he de manded that she, be put out- Mrs Carey, fearing .the wrath of the as sembly, disappeared. 'But I wonder what on enrth wis the matter With the man?' she said STATE TO SHIP FIRST CAR OF FLAX SEfiO Fifteen Hundred Bushel Scheduled to Go Today to Conrad. Montana. SALEM, Or., Feb. 23. A carload of 1500 bushels, or 8900 pounds, of flax seed wil rbe shipped by the state tomorrow to the Northern Flax Fiber company at Conrad, Mont., and will be the first carload of flax seed ever shipped from Oregon. The seed was sold by the state at $2.75 a buhel f. O b. Satem. thus bringing to the state 412S. ' At a meeting of the state hoard of control yesterday, the board directed R. Crawford, state flax superintend ent, to Immediately contract with farmers for planting not less than 500 acres, nor more than 750 acres for the coming season. Mr. Crawford was also given au thority to have constructed a 600 foot tank for water retting the flax straw now on hand from last years crop Mr. Crawford estimates the crop wlU ring approximately $40,000. An of fer has been received from an eastern manufacturer (if 3d cents a pound for water retted fiber and S3 cents a pound for dew retted filler. When y? m&n tells YQj THAT HErtVOWS OF 7 BETTER MffCHNE FOR THRE3WAfG GP7V 777V 7 Hfl?ISTE - yoU LS-TEA. HE A5 GS you lfLUffJ3LE rtFOZ7?T-Of HE S T-7LKVG fJSOC7: HowzvEe you dovt -E TO 7-7TE- ffLL HE 37X5 7T TS E-7CE- IALUS ' -OR TS HA EVEW BET THAT HE HEVEZ SmV H &I.EWETT H7ISST? V HS OS? lS H7S HV 7A TO G2AD. . Get reGtfT towv -to bpjss tjcm-s- wth Hm HtvE tel i yov ccsr ectj-X vy HE S7XS TH7T. , DOVr LET WV 7-?.- AY GFVSF 7LTES. 3u7- fTE Af GET Dokvy TO ZE7WZS. TfEM eEMEMBEG WS?r E S9XS 7VD ?r 77E FPST OE0tfrcVry GO PVO SEE 7 SLEt4E-7T Hrt&VESTEe SO y?l CPY CECT V H. THE SUPGOfcTy OF 77YE BLEWE7r S SO T?T Yoc Dorr eve t Qe ? aecevc t& see t. &ot. F y?( 7PE, yO(S WLL SEE T QCCfE2 . 7JEA TEL WV WSfT yoi H7XE SEE F HE STLL VSSTS TEr HS Af?CVVE POLLS SW72f Does better jreQr, or s strosgeq Svlt.'Psx- M F0 PROVE T. JcST WE 77F FFRVERS CVO Pcr OCr 7 FEID OF GPFA YD FSr TF 3gyS Who MffrE h?rvSters to coate fao Show tfeai fvo YOU 8E TFFJC06E. Wt- ACCEPT A ?CMACE TM&ee SIZE. TO CHOOSE jr&Of SHO THE COVtOM HNO GST ft CTi.0G T5jLEWTT Hrrisester Co. PENDLETON PeroL ctom. Out soi CnwM' - es seo so 11 3 rot cjrr mf)CKti ro cur tune . PO MOTHKK POXKS O.N" IXHIII THAU. ,if Ih, riti3M.n nf PrnfilMton to COIt mav . . .., , .t... .... - . - . .IfUH a 1IIJV II.. II, I1IW -wen le.ifjce over the action of,,.. I'muttllo Ihpr. In rnnnfrt with the the South and wet on Xo-i . -V Co.'a line from Portland to vembi r 7. Walla Walla ; Th1 fnlltiwinic narnw have bwn en- OUR RISING STANDARD OFjn.lIrd a. m.nlKr ..f the Umatilla INTELLIGENCE Ifounty Woolicrowera Aaaociatlon: Ja cob Frawr. Henry Bowman. 8. han- K. Hackett. II. a. Thompson. f. AdamK. C. H. Seeley. Z. B. abo'e.the atre of 10 are ! nio,in Kmn 1 nr.uin Hteven wmei-jjte. the definition of ll- j cou r rfl elGHT per cent of the peo-f"rd' 1 pie in the United States ! ','" r ftteracy in this case being one 'ho cannot write in any lan JTuajre. In round numbers there are five and a half million peo ple of this sort in the country. Thtse figures have been pre Vured by Winthrop Talbott i'mm statistics in the posses sion of the United States bu reau .f education. tlir lllit.ratp m nx under Mf. j tmttwun oXWoon I SXI.S7X are n- , iille AiiM'UvnK. 8.837.71 are I . anil l.a.vi,Mi are ftin-fcrn- : lxnt. Mr. Tllt -mT': lfri-ntizi- of IlliUrau In ' I t'itrd Mat". lta h,-m towered 1 2 j ! f r m in 3 M-r mi in I to in.j Mr in-ml in IWHI ami to ! 7-7 v"-" t in fA. but 1 lie aumlHf , ni'-nili'a liaa ikx-nit rta than T 1111 and tlM nuniiMT of foi. a-tioni ilritivalii hae Iimti-mhI .; ; la. - .v,it. llie irrlHa of illiler. ' aary m tin wiutlierra ijh ha. Iwen ' Mrmfl i4'.lial m tlie lr., n dii -aaV I wil In tile rn'ilille Atli nrir atate. ! mUmig t tie t la n ( 1- eAlMiard tlie'e iMan hi.a -tii.til dl-reaMe ita KT.-nt. 1 iam . atd larien in. n-ae In nnmber ; itar piMMtrilir 10 ai-k iif r-enllxaxinn a lir Mirt of the ci-neea itoMu an. I j liaaturii uf ettanjeed ttditlma due ' k irM. new ttpe fit Hve'trta lnuntirra. The hopeful feature of the 1 actuation in the fact the illiter-i s.-y ercent;ire has been cut in) fcalf 111 the last 20 years. Aside from this is the undisputable fit that regardless of the il literacy status the general 1 "Iney. Jerry Barnhart. . C. U. Jewell. S. C. Ltonalilnon. T. S. UnK and F. Sumder. . HAKSj TAUSCHta NEW TOP.li Feb. 24. t'HplTrtM Hxni TaUHC-hi W hii.jand of Mud.-ini (ladkf the sinser. who Wits Indicted on a charge of con?i-racy for cum- pllc.ly in a plot to blow up the Wei- land canal and who was later ac- ( quitted waa one of the pa-'aengSM almard the Frederik VIII when II sailed from New York with Ita pre- j cioua diplomatic burden. Count v Bernstorff. Madam Oad.ki. etar of many oper as, Bnd her dauBhter were in the p e when the nhip sailed, an when a-ked u thev would rejoin him In Germany. mikh Tauscher replied. "No. mother and I will remain under the stars and Stripes and we know we will receive ample protection." NEW YORK, Feb. 2S. 'Mother" Jones, widely known as a labor agita tor, arrved here today and announced that she would lead an army of 10. 000 east side housewives to the city hall Saturday afternoon. She said she would ask Mayor Mitchell "just what he proposes to do.' and unless hl-i prorsals are satisfactory she will tftke a delegation of "tarvtn women" to Wash'nKton iin ' Suntiay anil "lay the cae of New York's poor before the president." DOCTORS WHO PREPARE FOR WA R ""i 1 H.e HJ . ' "'I S ' " " " " : ' . Not a Bite of Breakfast Until " You Drink Water Say a glass of hot water snd phosphats prevents illness and kssps us IK. mm iitmniiimtmmti illillUiliiimaliili. immf"!'!!'!!! ilUliUIUIUIilili tttm liiiiliilillaiiui. itttimmiit lialMiliaiiimiii.M.- A Carload of Good Registered 1; - mm P 11 SAL r ' ( 1 . Vju J S3 Aboe are the photoarphj. of Dr. ranklyn It Martinj.f rhlmao. and Irr Hoilia. r,.lfre of PhIdeii,hia. two Important mernlers of the adv.s- , . 0 , ... . ! UIT .'tllll a tw t llir 1 !'"1S - -ji anil 1 hi i 1 1 1 t 1 1 if'vin r '" , fens f'ouncil due n t nere!y to the i i,r Mart n i- a pr cutn who will have charitf t tbe mo bilisation of mdiCMl mnifpMmm nvded1 for th army In cam of war, whil hia t'lnw 1 ractltlnr. Dr. (Jodfrar, will aid th jrovarnmrnt mlint au thorities to develop nedfd reform ;n iH i-m of mfd'CMl tr-tm-fu in tri army. JuMt an coal, when It burnt 'eovea behlnil a certain amount of incom bustible matt-riai in the form of nth ea, ao the food aii-1 drink tnkin Jay after day leave in the alimentary ca nal certain amount of IndlftetiMe material, whit'h If not comrieti-ly eliminated from the ayntem encii day, become food for ihe millions " bat torlp which Infent ihe bowels Krom tljjB maaH of left over WHsle, toxins and ptoma.ne-like poiMona are formed and t-ucked Into the bio d. Men and women who can t t( fe?t- ln riftht must ftes'si to lak inside buthf. Before eat in breikravt rach mornlnir drink a frla f real hot water with a easnconful of lime stone phosphate in it to wath.-wt of the thirty feet of oowis the previous dav'a accnmulntion f pi'n4 hnd toKtnJi and to keep the entlro iilimen. tarv cnnal clean, pure and fMh. Those who are subject to t-it k fte.tria he. colds, ltiloufnes. conmp i . 1 1 on . t her wh w ke up w h ba d tajrte. fowl lreath. lu'-kach. rheuma tic stiffness, or hav a rur, r"f strmach after meals, are urx-l to ret a quarter pound nf flmetoi.. phos phate from the drus; store, an-1 itfln practirlns; internal ranlliH n Thi will cost evry llttlj. hut ia s-jfflc!int to make anyone an enlhusiat on Ihe "Meet. Remember in'lde bathing Is more Im port in t than ouflde bt'm, le. rau the skin pores do rot rilwr'i Impurities into thit blood. cnMt,ii; poor health, while the hoe-el pores do. j uet as eoa p and hot wa 1 1 r clf-ansee, weetn and freh-ns th akin, so hot water and Ilrnej-tone phoe- phate at on the stomach. Itvi, kid neys and 1owels HERFORDS and SHORTHORNS Do Yon Know E3 I Mr. Stockman. , 1 that a little more money I paid for a purebred bull of 1 a good beef type will be re- I turned to you several times 1 over in your first sale of I beef cattle? A erood car of If quality "steers will command hi a better price on any mar jj ket than 'a car of poorer fj.gracles. T 3 If Mr. Farmer that if you keep a few cows l i on your ranch, a shorthorn 1 1 bull is a good investment for you? A good shorthorn cow will furnish more milk than the average Jersey, be sides the steers you raise 1 1 are worth several times more f than what you are raising now. fl il il i 1 r s I 3 n If you are in the market for anything of this kind it will pay you to see us before buying. We are in the market for Beef, Pork, PriOTltP I Af Mutton and Veal, either alive or dressed allwIIC XfU P endleton Meat Company I 3 i 1 1 3 t ftTimrtrr"1im;lflVWWT!ntffm"ltf'nMttMrttl-fnH(fM:.s,r,.r, vT"mt'MMfmiri.'MT'ii!iitM(MMfitiitjin'n'"MMiM'fi'f'i," UU.i.lkiU.i.tuaiitttbJuHiiiU.iH.niiaiHUtottiiiUuittiiiiHt.MiMtaiii fi 3 Oh.iii.mitahrisiiiMtitii,sati