East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 24, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1915. PAGE TIIUKK mil1MHtliismimillIH!1M(in!miMMIMMnmMll!llimM!IIMIIIMiM(llllltltl!MIli!!U:ui'f.iiir "i IliiililillliiuUiilliliiiillliiillllliiliilliiiliiillliiiiniiilliili i t PENDLETON'S BOWLIING TEAM Golden West Coffee 1 40c EIGHT PAGES ( I Greeny m 1 ) 4 V . 3 a Pound Roasted and packed in Oregon. Always fresh. sa None better at any price. Steel cut. No dust. No chaff. Sold by reliable grocers. S Oosset & Dcvers la! fr Portland, Oregon HI rlll1IIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIirilllllltlVLv Mrs. Itetd Quit) War Zona. NEW YORK, March 21. On th steamship fit Taui, which reuched New York from Liverpool wu Mrs. Wnltelaw field, widow of the ex-Am-rlcan ambassador to England, who ha been visiting her daughter, Mra John Ward, In London. Mrs. Held hat been abroad since November. Ehe Is accompanied by Lady Evelyn Ward, sister of John Ward, who married Miss Wed. Lady Evelyn Is one of the most noted of English beauties. 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I have for many years been afflicted, with a Cough that had become chronic, and nothing ever prevented night roughing until I used Dr. King's New Discovery." Trial bottle mailed on receipt of 4o in stamps. Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa. we RENEW YOUR CLOTHES A tli work here Is done by expert tailors men who know how clothes should look and who are cap able of restoring the original crispy newness, perfect style and form, and the comfortable HANG, they possess ed when new. Telephone 321. 114 E. Webb St. It W " Men who represented this city to right, I'at McDevltt. Jake Myers. E BE HIS 011 ICE-MAN SAYS U . S. D EPART M EHT ri'HK ICE IS XKCESSAKY TO COIXTRV HOME KEEPS I0V KNXrENSES. isuucun Dealing wun iihiwmii Kubjevt HarvcwUmt artd Morale of lj Not Eipennlve Considering Comfort It Brings. WASHINGTON, March 24. Exit the old spring house In the shady dell, In whose cool, dark recesses brown crocks of butter and milk were sheltered from the burning sun of reaping time. 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Even such farmers as not near lakes or streams often gather quite a quantity of ice by putting out K UUk VERY FARMER SHOULD Bn" or ' ,.r.U: U, .y'.ny particular luck to reduce the one rcmo.mg me frozen. "Not only U ice snprec Wed be- cause of It. use In the P;e""-atln of fresh meats, butter and ot"r U - ble surplles. but production of high grade domestic dairy products is al most Impossible without it- Many markets to which milk is now ship ped demand that it be j cooled loero r , shipment, to a degree not attainable, without the use o ,ce-owMOU'' fleet which atUcked New York I methods of marketing show th&t bother wUh gan(Jy Hook at other products besides ) milk such as Knowing that the strongest forti- fruit and eggs. Jf0" JT) ficatlons are there. I would come in Ing taken o market. "! n niueh, . Island g()Und , am abao. better condition. Ice In the country , conf,dent that a neet enterlng home, therefore. 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It will do you pooa. write to he Swift Specific Co.. 104 Swift Bldg., Ilnntn fin If IhA AlraMlnna 'wit h the buttle do not fully, cover your case, C 1 In Northwest International Bowling Tjurnament at Spokane last week; left Omar Stephens, Fred McMonles, Loren Hoover and Fred Hook. HOSTILE FLEET COULD REDUCE HEW YORK TO J DEFENSES OF CITY WOIXD OF FER LITTLE PROTECTION HE DECLARES. Chairman of Senate Naval Affairs Committee, In Interview, Declares Warolili Could Steam Within Range and Rodin Skyscrapers In a Very Sliort Time. BY BURTON K. STANDI!!. (Written for the United Preas) WASHINGTON. March 24 "A fleet of English or German battle ships making an attack on New York could deKtroy several billion dollars worth of skyscrapers in a half hour's bombardment, and steam away again with but little damuge, as far as the defense are concerned.'' That was the statement of Senator Benjamin B. Tillman, of South Carolina, chairman of the senate naval affairs commit tee. In an interview granted the Unit ed Press. "Every now and then we have a war game, in which a fleet attacks the forts defending some particular town both fire enormous quantities of blank cartridges and shells, and then the umpires speak their little piece, alwavs somewhat to this effect: me attack- made by the fleet reflects great credit on the officers command ing it. and shows the vessels to be mont efficient of their class. However it waj clearly shown that the fleet could not have gotten past the forts and destroyed the town. Would Pound Skyscrapers. "Some day we will get an umpire who will make this hackneyed report l,i reaxHiira the Deonle in the city on which the war game was tried, and when we do there will be an awaken- In. Whv. if we could attack the port of New York with the fleet which buildings on Manhattan Island to a j. f ,jebris. It would be absolutely JJJ J ,mPOB8ible for the forts ( wonM 1 P akyscraper. -"j-j i' " " - until there was nethlng in sight to shoot at "In the first place, and In reply to anv startled question about Sandy ' ,f Jnch gun there commandlng a trouD e at an in uomoaruinu mo uu all It wanted to." Can Pass Hell Gate. Senator Tillman paused and gazed & Qf tne Nw Tork . a. ... n. nhAflll Ith a. Htcamlne- full sneed ahead, with an aeroplane flying above her. "It me be sure about that now," he said, taking off the receiver of his telephone. A few minutes later he was deep In a maze of figures with experts from the navy department about depths of water at various plac es alnnz the sound route. "Yes," he continued, "the battle ship Massachusetts Just passed through Hell Gate the other day on her way from the Brooklyn navy yard to Newport. Now I don't mean to say. or have It understood, that I am In favor of building a whole flock o( battleships because I pay this tribute to their power. We ought not to have authorized two dreadnaughts this year. It was ridiculousness carried to the nth power. We want battleships when we know how to build the most effective ship, but personally I would not be surprised If at the end of this war not only' every battleship alfoat. but every battleship building will be obsolete. Certainly those now built and building are very nearly obsolete now, when the submarine is con sidered. Dreadnaughts Xot Effective-. "It may be discovered that If we build dreadnaughts with three bottoms and three decks, to guard against both mines and torpedoes underneath, the airship bombs from overhead, the) will be all right. Certainly those now built are extremely vulnerable. "Instead of two dreadnaughts. If we were to build two big ships, we should have built two battle cruisers. Not a single blow has been struck In this war so far by a dreadnaught. A num ber of them have been blown up, but that did their country no particular good. Battle cruisers have struck several good blows. Their tremend ous speed and big guns enable them to make such spectacular fights as that of the Lion and the Princess Koy ftl against the fleet of which the Blu cher was a part." Although much Is said regarding the "increased cost of living," it Is noted thnt lumber Is cheaper than it was ten years ago. AY TILLMAN 'Ml SPOR TS ETON CLUB III 0. IJ. LEAGUE 1L 8E TONIGHT FANS CALLED TO GATHER AT COMMEKCIAL CLlll TO LINC1I TEAM. Men Ilehind tlic 1ub Are Not In- trreHH-d at This Time la ItaUIng Slotiey So Everyone Can Attend the MeetliiR Totilfflit Vitlut Sub trl1liig Toward Team. The Pendleton club of the Blue Mountain league will be formally or ganized tonight at a meeting of the fans in the Commercial club rooms and every one Interested in baseball Is asked to attend. The meeting this evening Is a booster meeting and It won't cost anything to attend. The men behind the club are not interested In raising money right now. What they want Is the united support of the baseball lovers of the community. The mon v nd in an insignificant considera tion this year for. without salaries for the players, the expense will be very small and It is believed tnat tne club will be self-supporting. It !s possible that some money, not over $200. will be raised by subscription but this sum is trivial when It is ta Uen into consideration that for three years the fans subscribed from $5000 to $10,000 to keep up the Western Trl-state team. But little mote than two weeks re mains to put a team In the field and eet It ready for the opener on April 11 and It behooves Pendleton to get n.v Th nther towna have had their men practicing for some time Though the Pendleton team of tho Blue Mountain league ended In the cellar last year, it devoloped some rnnnr nlavera vhn will become S strong nucleus for a winning team this year. Local Bowlers Help Boost Round-Up on Tournament Trip INIFOKMS OF GAUDY COLOK AND COWBOY HATS ADD EFFECT I V EN" ESS. Not only did they get in the mon ey at the Northwest International Bowling Congress in Spokane last week but the men who represented this city also did some very effective boosting for the Round-up. What time they were not telling the other bowlers of the thrills of the local cowboy carnival or making the alleys resound with "Let r Bucks," their clothes were exploiting Pendleton and Its Institution of entertainment. Each wore a gaudy shirt of red and green silk and the cowboy sombrero which has come to be symbolical of Pen dleton. They attracted attention not only In tho alleys but on the streets and no one was In any doubt of the name of the town from which they came. The newspapers of Spokane, too, took notice of their appearance and performances. Their picture was ta ken and appeared In the columns and every day some little notice was printed, a sample of which Is the fol lowing taken from the Spokesman Review of Saturday: "The Pendleton bowlers made a naty appearance In their bright green and red silk shirts. Their cowboy Stetson hats are as large as the aver age umbrella. They are boosting ac tively for the Round-up." Portland, Ore., Is the largest lum ber manufacturing city In the world. Don't Neglect THROAT Troubles heeanse the swollen glands and inflamed membranes often affect other tissue and impair their healthy action. SCOTTS EMULSION afford W I great relief because its cod liver oil is speedily con verted into rcrm-reslstina; tissue the glycerine is curative and healing, while the combined emul sion strengthens the lungs to avert lung trouble, urn hp stiRSTmnr.s nj 14JK vn - f.a EflDL ORGANIZED MORE WHITE COATS MORE LADIES' SUITS MORE SILK DRESSES Ladies, the prices we place on our goods keeps everthing moving. 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