East Oregonian : E.O., October 20, 1914, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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TACT, FOUR
AN IM'LIXM K.NT NEWSnrER.
l'ot:ib-d I i : r 4 snsiij at I'm-
1AHT OU:,iMA. J I i:LIMIIN'J CO
Official County PPr.
r.ntr1 it thf p.toffl it PmJlftoa,
Orvffoa, ai iri"iij .tu it il Bittrr.
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K.U.E IV oTUKR CITIES.
Imp!il li.'tfl St tsand. i'ct.i!J,
lKurmar N On . fortUnd. Orf oo.
OX HLE AT
Chicago r.orciii. 1J Si u;ltj Pul'ilnf.
U utiinKic. U. C. I'urrtu, Jul, Jour
twins atrrrt, N. W.
tiri.SCrilTION RATES.
Pally, mi r, t j mall $5 00
I i.j. n m.'Dil.i. ty tuall 2 W
tllj, tbrr a.o'.h. Lj mall 1.-5
Iwiljr, on Ui :!. t j mall 60
Iwl.y. Jr. by carrier T .Vi
an O. .I.IL, ty iarrlr 3 ' j
Il.y. itir motitta. by carrier I.Wi
Ial!y. on bwdio, ty i-arlrr 5
rml V-k'7, one J-ar ly mall 1 fW
tWmi Wfk.i. i.i m.i&iha, by mall 73
tool Werl.j, tour Bvociha. by mall... .54
Tllh i:OAI TO TIIL IiFST.
On i.t rvaJ r. j r-ft Is
Km p the Rout In view.
The t lace u here the best is
That's the j luce for you.
That the rlace for yea.
s'ur.r.y y and blue;
Th- yUcv here the bei-t is
That s the iUce lor you.
Trithtett blossoms fallin'
I irda are singin. too;
But still the goal la callin";
That i the rlace for you."
Thata the j'lace for you,
5et you evir knew!
Life and joy sunazin'
That'a the place for you!
F. L Stanton.
Before he can expect intelligent
honeet people to vote for him for
county Judge T. P. Gil
lft GUlUand liland has some heavy
t"Hlaln. eiplaining to do. It a
up to him to explain
1. How did It happen that out of
17 steel bridge contracts awarded by
the county court during the time he,
Gilliland. was county judge all but two
were awarded to A. E. Eberhart or
the company he represented?
J. How does it happen that Eber
hart has been unable to secure a
aingle bridge contract from the pres
ent county court despite the fact the
bridge work has been open at all
times to full competition?
J. Why was the original contract
for the Umatilla bridge annulled and
the bond cancelled when that contract
called for the building of a substan
tial bridge at a reasonable price?
4. Why did Gilliland as head of
the county court, violate the law by
making a new contract with the so
called Atlas Bridge Company with
out advertising for bids.
5. Why did the ' old county court
pay Eberhart or the Atlas Bridge
Company the sum of 1 13.070 for a
bridge that competent engineers say
could have Ve-n built for J 7 0 ? 0 or
less?
t. What became of the plans for
the original Uin.-.tilla bridge and why
were those plans taken from the court
house and never returned?
7. Why did the old court fail to
make journal entries of all transac
tions referring to the Umatilla bridge
as called for by law?
Let Gilliland explain.
After having been elected to office
(our years ago on a progressive plat
form and with the
Ilarmt's Tlewrd progressive sup
Of Ik-u-ajal. port In this district
C. A. Barrett went
into the state senate at the opening
of the session and voted for the re
actionary candidate for the presi
dency cf the senate. The senate rec
ord shows it.
Juft prior to that breach of faith
w.th h'.g Cunvtituents Barrett's on-in-
ilaw had bon nanirj ty the actms
I
povi-rnur T or Kin ai the .;per;n-
UruUrl of the Eaftrn Orgon ute
Hospital. Thut ait.rg governor wa
the samn mn who later the re
actionary candidate fi-r prc:iency of
tre nate and f r whom l'anvtt vot
el In the senate.
When the pritcr.t Mate board head
ed by Governor West came into pow
er four ears aso they immediately
rcm.iVfd Mr. l'arrrtt's son-in-law
fioru the s'jprrintender.cy of the
Eastern Oregon State Hospital. Thev
d:d this because the institution had
not jet been built and there was no
chance the institution woulj he ready
inside of li months or two years
time Consequently there was no
work for a superintendent and the in
terests of the taxpayers of Oregon
called for the removal of Mr. Barrett's
son in-law from his illgotten Job.
From the time his son-in-law re
ceived that unnatural appointment to
IUILT EAST OKEflOyiAX. PENDLETON. ORF-flOX. 1 I FSDAV, OiTOP.ER SO. 10H
FTnTTT PAOES
In the Athena country where J. X.
.cvtt ar.d C. A. Barrett botn reside
the Ieo.; fj,-r the election of Scott
as joint s. na'.''r. which is a fact of
:gr.ifi.-ar.re.
It. Vith combe Is st.II talking in
for t-f the asNinWy scheme which
in heme if adopted means the death of
the direct primary liw and all that
i means to the people.
Mr. Strain's
the necsitv
statement
f a ' veto
recardir.K
Kovernor"
it lateJ. What do ott think of a
county Ju.lce who permitted such a
system to be worked !! te was In
cfflce.
The Iniquity in the elj arrange
ment whereby Eberhart secured all
the -r. !ge contracts came to light at
the very first session held by the
present county court. A bridge con
tract was to be let and Eberhart as
in the past had drawn the plans and
was stated to supervise the work.
Addressing the s-iuad of men who
had assembled to Mi upon the
bridges. Ju!ge Maloney said:
Gentlemen, I want to ask you if
ta paver shoulJ read.
C I Kit NKFIKI OX l.Kr.lSLATTIU:
publi-hed today, is something er j thij Is square deal for this county to
let Mr. Eberhart draw these plana
and supervise the work."
Almost as one man the 10 bidders
j who were present arose and denounc-
(Continaed from page one.) I ed the scheme; said It was unjust to
I them, was unbusinesslike and placed
terming'.ed by logroHing committees th(m unJt. a rM, duajvantage.
From that day to this A, E. Eber
hart has drawn no plans for the
with the necessary appropriations that
the governor must accept the whoie
w v I WJ
tut!
risk t ein? up all tr-.e state Instl- "
, . . ' ty. The plina are now drawn by the
ons. In view of rM experience . . , '
and considering that a legislature Ist
county engineer and a large number
this day Mr. Barrett has been aliened f- .iT. . rt'trlrti of ar mai!- bidder any
with the standpat element in the sen-i while the governor's responsibility Is! !n,th 'J raar '.7 Cll
to the progr-1 statewide the wis
iichhe formerly as-iIt,,rn vf u '
wisdom or the single
of the plans and specifications by
i vr'tlnr for It Arcordinelv Eberhart
vious and the ne-i " ..... . ' . .
nai lost lae " insi.e iraca ana nas
ate In preference
lve rr.t. 1 with nV-h K
i cessitv for a free use of the veto po
sociaiea. l pon tract. caily even an,ui
measure of importance he ha, been that this reform ' was rot adopted! ,n' coan,-v ' th four X
I . 1 s ft, tw SLAtt fa lMT1flss.
so aligned and the senate journal yean, aCo. X W " 10
shows it. He has been particularly j ir.g we are normej I that
titter at Governor West because he! . . .. , , w L ,fe'v, M he field anl the county court
.... 3 - I . . - , I : . a
room w nere ce was so iarr.i.:ar iot
net secured a single contract rrom
l-e!r.g a lenger to secure business
much r.ei'eJ check
removed his son-in-law from office 1
and on many times sought to stop the Wl.'.n the public comes to unlr-! lor'K B0" know him no more
stand the value of th Inele Item
veto thev wiil not be long In securlns ! rrirxv PewTates Victors.
. i
it. The leg-.slature ItseTr cannot re-j pehLIX. Oct 1 The submarine
sist the lopic of this demand anl can
be expected to propose this amend
ment at the coming session.
A slng'.e Hem veto law wouM be crew received Iron crosses. Crown
of value beyond measure In the hands ' rrinee Cecelie going in person to
of an executive with vision nough , Darl,s f g,ow lhem vessel's
to distinguish between measures pure- i
..... ! rArp.Ti.ir,l-r TiarAn FVrckreim. Is
governor from checking appropri
ations by use of the veto power.
Here is one instance that illus
trates Mr. Barrett's behavior. It Is in
connection with senate till 33. On
February" 2. 1911. the governor sen!
the following message to the senate
To the Honorable, the President
and Members of the Senate:
I herewith return Senate Bill No
303 without approval.
Through this bill the salary of all
circuit Judges, except those of the
fourth Judicial district, would be In
creased. The people at the last election, and
in no uncertain terms, placed them
selves on record as being orposed to
any such Increase, and It is not for me
to consent to the circumvention of
their wishes through any act of the
legislature. Inasmuch as the people
have gone on record as being against
such an increase, and, as it will result
in throwing additional burdens upon
the taxpayers of the state. I believe
whiih sank the Russian cruiser Tal
lada was the German U-3. The
ly local, and those of sufficient scope J
famous fig ire among captains.
to merit state support. But such a , now a
law would be worthless In trie hands ,
of a governor who advocates harmon
and by reason- of Its organization Is
bound to subordinate the larger In
terests of the state to matters of lo
cal and personal Importance.
Having had opportunity to study
Dr. Smith at close range. I do not
hesitate to state that tneath his
congeniality and suavity there abides
a determination which assures stead
fast adherence to his policies. His
extraordinary common sense, enhanc
ed br studv travel and wide exper
ience give him Judgment and vision, j Philadelphia, Fa, "I taJ a Aeverc
Being a man of the people, honest , 0f nervous prostration, with ralti-
TWO NERVOUS
WOMEN
Made Well By Ly dia E. Pink- j
ham's Vegetable Compound.
the legislature should have provided e candidate running on such a splen
for the submission of the measure to ' di-I platform the people cf the state
and independent, yet magnetic and
tactful, he possesses qualifications for;
leadership which constitute a rare
equipment for governor. With such
have reason to congratulate them
selves on the present opportunity to,
the people for their approval cr re-
I . :
Jr"-lu,a- ! abolish the half century reign of leg
The legislature has author-ted the i Islative misru'.e In thla state,
appointment of a commission for the I
, . , . . , . ,, , , ' HOW BRIDGES WERE SOLD,
purpose of studying our Judicial sys-
tern and making recommendations as
tation of the heart.
constipation, head
aches, dizziness, j
noise in mj ears, ;
titr.id, nervous, rest-
less feelings and ,
sleeplessness.
" I read in the pa- j
per where a your.fr !
woman bad beea
cared of the same
troubles by taking
LycLa E. Pinkh&ra's
Vegetable Compound so I threw away
(Continued from page 1.)
to lt rAVwInn t.i tlio T.Tt ltpiulitilra 1
, , , ... ' w ould file with the county clerk. Con-1 the ir-edicires the doctor left me and be
cuu ine Bum i-umiuuMiiii win, no ,, .,..,. . , , I - t. . r j r.
to compete was under the necessity of! had taken half a bottle I was able to sit
bidding without having a copy of the ; cp and in a short fee I was able to do
Drug plan or else was compelled to; all rcy work, l cur medicine has proved
send a personal representative to ! jUe'f aye to do all ycu say it will and I j
Pendleton each time to consul the tave rrorr.mer.!ed kin evity boashold
plans nied with the county clerk. I have vifltt-d." Mrs.MARY JoENSTON,
i ncer sucn a system aaiant compel-1 cit,ei Street, rhidelphia. Fa.
i uuis I tti j aiUTT-j iiuill ujing IO UUliU i
I bridges for this countr and it Is no! ArtOtltCr Ua Case.
I wonder they did. Genuine competi-1 Erhrata, Ta. "About a yet ago I
I tlon was not to be expected under wts down w.ta r.orvou3 prostration. I
doubt, when making its report, make
some recommendations as to the sal
fry of our judges. In view of this
it seem to me that no harm can come
from po.-tponing this matter until
the Raid commission makes Its report
I, therefore return said bill with
my veto.
OSWALD WEST. Governor.
This vetoed bill came before the j such conditions. j wes pale and rva' End would have bys- ;
last session of the legislature for con-1 Another feature of the arrar.ee-' t-ic gjvlls, slci headaches and a bad;
sideratlon. The bill was reported to! n,fnt that w" vey flrat'e., E T onder rr.y shcuMer-blaJe. I was,
I erhart was the fact that being the BE(jcr the Cire cf different doctors bet
the senate Jan 14. JJ13. by the com- , superintendent of his ow work Eh- did rot improve. I was so weak I could I
mittee on Judiciary. Gus Moser, chair- j erhart was in position to favor him- barf'T stand krzcrouzh to do my dishes. I
man, wun ine recommenaaiion mail :s in iie maurr i
the bill be passed over the governors ! constructive work and material. He
unit iu unng uuoui a cnange in
the plans so as to build a cheap
bridge for the county at a price for
which he had agreed to build a good ,
bridge. That was what 'w-as done re- :
veto. The bill was placed on pass
age and the roll called. C. A. Earrett
headed the list of those who voted to
pass the bill over the governor's ve
to. Eleven other senators voted as
soft snap Eberhart did have while, womaa aad held la strict eoaildeace.
FALLING HAIR MEANS
DANDRUFF IS ACTIVE
RAVE iOIH H UH! GET A 2i
t'l.NT IKITLE OF DAXDUt
IK RIOHT -NOW.
Lydia EL rinkarn s V getable Com- J
pound has made me well and happy and
I have begtin to gain in weight and my
face looks healthy row.' '-Mrs. J. W.
IIoenberger. K. No. 3, Ephrata, Fa.
If too want f periil advice write t4
gar ling the bridge at Umatilla and 1 I rdia E. Flckassi Xedlriie Ca. (coafl
th rfitlntv U enKKAl nf n s 1am- J 41. 1 T W . . . Tab. Utt.vwtTl
he did. Twelve senators voted in thet tenr.n y... .v. wv.. .1 . a,. -
...... ,vvv w me nwa. niui ( dc epeiee. rrae iiiurm j
negauve ana in us ine mu laiieu 10
pass.
The senate Journal is full of roll
calls that show C. A. Barrett voted
regularly with what was known as the
standpat crowd In the senate.
What do the people think of a
Joint senator who betrayed the inter- j
est.i of his constituents as Earrett J
did? 1
m i
What do taxpayers think cf a Jo.nt
senator who voted to pass over thej
governor's veto a bill to .ncrease the j
I ay of every circuit judge in the state j
excepting the judges in the fourth ,
district?
Let those w ho do not approve the ; E
I'arrett record vote for J. N. Scott f or J E
Joint senator. He is an able young ' z:
man and the community that knows j
him well cvays that he is honet. !
Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of a neglected
aealp; of dandruff that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. It robs the
hair cf iU) lustre, its strength and its
very life; eventually producing a fe
verinhness and itching of the. scalp,
which if not remedied causes the
hair roots to shrink, loosen and die
then the hair falls out fast, a lit
tle landerine tonight now any
time will surely save your hair.
Get a 25 cent bottle cf Knowlton's
Panderine from any drug store or
toilet counter and after the first ap
plication your hair will take on that
life, lustre and luxuriance which la
so beautiful. It will become wavy
und fluffy and have the appearance
of abundance; on incomparable gloss
mid sof.nt.ss. but what will
ou ii)ut will be after Just
weeks' line, when vpn wl'I sctuM'v
I'lniiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiNiuiimmmiiic
I Defeat The
Dentistry
Bill
BY VOTING
341 X NO
The jrofd Dental Ui!l repeals all laws repulatin the
John Niason. formerly of Pendleton. I lactic of Dtntistn-, destroviLR the efforts of 25 jeara to brin-
v,'nh having been an opponent of!
eiual suffrage In the past which
charge should strike home to the
women who will be casting their first
v'.tes for governor this year .
The county court of Umatilla coun
ty spends something like a half mil
lion dollars a year; no man Is entitled
to fill the important position of
county Judge who cannot ahow a
clear unblernUhed record for honesty.
The ;i!'on organization of the state
is opposed to Smith and has s-nt out
please instructions favorable to Withycombe;
a few .. . . . . ,
i.oe w n't Maim lur ciean conditions '
it to its excellent standard an firing Orejrc-n the lowest etanJ- :
ard for Dcatal requirementa of an.v .State or anv country in the
vorM, a lower standard than requirfl for the physician, phar-
inacifet, optician, barber, or veterinarian. Hundreds of incom- E
jtentf, quads and charlatans who are practicing in defiance
of tlie law in other 6tat-s will peek to practice tlieir lax, un?an- r
itary methods Ff-nadin infectious transmi-sable direaj-es r
tiirourhout the whole state.
341 X Xo kills this danperoua hill and maintain a prorrc-
give condition of iV-ntal protection for yo'ir future health. All E
llie hi'rt, nio-t influential leadTS of public i:i-titutions and 5
f-f-ieti--: are eoj-ratin? with the Orep n Fvi'y for "Dental E
Jvlucition"' t. kill this vii-iou- in.-iir-.
j:i:mi:mi5i;k, vote xo ox Tin-: dextisthv kill f
One lot of $4.00,
4.50 and 5.00
Lien's Shoos
per pair
$3.45
Keep the Cold Out
One Lot of Beautiful New
MACKINAWS
lingular prttw $9.00. We are soiling
Um-iii at trie very low r4ce of
$6:95
One lot of $3.00
new Fall
Men's Hats
your choice for
$1.45
from our regular prices on new Fall and winter styles of Men's
cjn n
Li
WW
Su
vine
AT
A sale that has proven popular. A sale that
has benefited the public, New winter clothes
sacrificed right at the start of the season when
the cold weather has createdademandforthem
Now is the time and here is the place to get
those warm clothes and at the lowest prices.
Schubert-Taylor Clothing Co.
725 Main Street
hpiece
w e j i r
THIS J
WEEK I
LLd
wm
a A -
! SAL
9 .
ALL THIS WEEK WE ARE SHOWING HOW EASILY
AND WITH WHAT DELIGHTFUL SATISFACTION. ANY
HOUSEWIFE OF PENDLETON CAN OPERATE THE
Monarch Malleable Range
One of you local women is cooking and baking every day
at our store with a Monarch and we want you to come and see.
No factory expert is needed to explain the good feat
ures cf this range, nor to prove to you that it will do
YOUR work in YOUR kitchen in a dependable way.
We are explaining the many exclusive features of the
Monarch and showing, for your benefit, at the same
time, just how it operates to do away with kitchen
drudgery and save you a great deal of time and money
as well.
Let us show you the top that needs no blacking, the dup
lex draft that insures an even baking heat, the triple wall
construction that makes the range last a life time and all
of the rest of the MONARCH features.
The Taylor Hardware Co.
TELEPHONE 87
741 MAIN STREET
law enforcement should know
TJIK I'I:MI.I7I 1V.TU WKIETT. (Paid AdTettisrtnent.)
fui!!iiuuiniuHiiiu:i2U!inuiiiiniiiiii:niinnu!iin!!iiiiuiniiiiiiuiiininunnHMiii:
Jiair--cn!nf nil over the s alp. j
v hat to do
. a lot of fine, downy nalr new