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DAILY EAST OREGOX1AX. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1915.
EIGHT FAGES
it
THE RIGHT OF WAY
FEATURING
William Faversham
Steel Learns that Kathleen's Brother is a Gambler.
One of the most Powerful Personalities of the Silent
Drama, latlnO firPV and a11"
Supported by J OIIC J1 star cast
The Play is Adapted from the Famous Classic by SIR
GILBERT PARKER, of which over two
million copies were sold.
We'personally recommend the "Right of Way" as one
of the best productions of the year.
Today i Tomorrow
OCTOBER 5 and 6
I Need Money I Tell You Money.
THE ALTA THEATRE
No Raise in
Admission
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asv OlWniHll HUBLWHINa CO
Official ConDt Paper
Mentor United Press Assu-latloa.
aatered tt the postofflce at Pendleton
Jntw, as second-clsss mail matter.
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ON BALK IN OTHKB CITIES,
laperlai Hotel Newi Stand. Portland.
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Chicago Bureau. IKM Security Building
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street, s. w.
CB8CBIPTIOS BATES
(IN ADVANCE
Mil;, oat ;er. by mall 13.00
Mil, all months, by null 2 50
UaJly. three montha. by mall I
Wells, one month, by mall 50
one year, by carrier 7 50
uaiiy. alt montha, by carrier
Daily, three montha. by carrier 1.
i-al.y one Booth, by carrier
(-Weekly, one year by mall 1.
Mai Weekly, all montha. by mall
aal Weekly, four montha. by mall ...
I
BACH IN Hl OW N TOXGl'E
"A fire-mist and a planet,
A crystal and a cell,
A Jellyfish and a saurian.
And caves where the cave-
men dwell,
eVTh'-n a sense of law an- reautv.
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thin
n a rresceii
Int.
Come
'd is new and
md surging In.
Come from th- myatlr ocean.
Whose rlnt ii" f"n has trod
Some of os call It longlnn
And others call it fjod.
"A picket frnr-en on duty
A mother starved for
hrood I
her
Iterates drinking the hemlock.
And Jeaux on the rood.
And million who humble and
nsmelee
Tlie straight hard pathway
trod
Home Bill tt -onsecratlon.
And uthere call It Ood."
William Herbert Carrutt.
WHERE THE STAR STILL
SHINES
eUROPE knows no law but
the law of the sword.
Their boasted civiliza
tion is a shattered dream. One
' after another the little nations
have to join forces with their
powerful neighbors. It is a
wild, insane scramble for ex
istence. Men have been killed
by the very millions and the
work of destruction is only
fairly started. No one knows
; when it will end but when it
does victor and vanquished
will both be victims. Sorrow,
ruin and debt will encumber
i the whole continent.
There is but one country over
i which the star of civilization
I really shines undimmed. We
1 have peace and plenty while
Europe has death and dismay.
The situation will not be
changed because the man in
the white house has the fore
; sight, the ability and the cour
i age to keep the nation out of
war. In the great duty he has
to meet he is entitled to the
, prayers of all who have hearts
of humans.
Petty, partisan criticisms of
: President Wilson are out of
: place. It is a time to lay such
stuff aside. Politics is gener
ally only skin deep at the most;
war reaches the very founda
tion of social and national life.
BRING OUT CLEAN MEN
four or five times that many Insurance costs are contin-
names upon the books. gent upon insurance risks. A
The next step is to bring out town that takes effective pre
desirable candidates for of-'cautions against fires reaps a
fice. It is a line of work in reward in lower rates. This
which the good citizenship of was shown when local insur-
; Pendleton should cooperate, ance rates were substantially
The right sort of men seldom reduced following the estab-
seek office for themselves, lishment of the gravity water
j Generally they will not go in- system and the paid fire de-
! to the game unless their friends partment.
strongly urge it upon them.; But we can go farther than
Get busy and see that men of that. Rigid anti-fire regula-
proper calibre enter the race, tions may be urged upon the
! There was never a time people and right minded men
when local politics deserved . will cheerfully fall in line with
attention more than at present, such a program. Those who
forced to
PROMINENT CHURCH WORKER ,ii,ii,ii,ii,iiiiiii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiii'i''ii''''''"'''ihiiin iiiMtmiiiimiiiie
CANDIDATE FOR COUNCIL
IIEETZ ANNOUNCES BE Wll.t.
Ill S TOR OFFICE FROM
THE I'OI RTH WARD.
do not should be
take precautions.
If Pendleton will follow a
m. HE Pendleton fire chief consistent licv of fire
XI "..working to lower the u and , , scrutj.
nize fires of possible incendi-
nrv Al1! rri n f V o noiror 1 1 f Vi o f
against carelessness on the part:lip;e ()f effort wiU'be , further
of local People lowering of insurance prem-
It is work in the right direc- jurns
tion. From a cold blooded
A SANE LINE OF EFFORT
HE Pendleton fire chief
is working to lower the
city's record for fires
and to that end cautions
SI Reeta, proprietor of the Alt?,
street barber shop and prominent In
church work in the city and county,
today announced his candidacy fur
councilman from the fourth ward
"Justice, economy and equality" I
lila platform reduced to a few ord..
Mr tteetz stated that he will
make a clean race for the office In
response to repeated tilings from
friends. "Those who know me at
all know for what I stand." he said
this afternoon, "and I do not see anv
need of making a long worded plat
form." .Mr. lieetz Is the second candidate
to announce himself from the fourth
ward, Lee McAtee having previously
declared himself. There is some
talk of other candidates from this
ward.
business standpoint Pendleton
could do nothing better than
cooperate in an anti-fire movement.
875,000,000 PEOPLE
Z
and
dum
were
ber,
WO years ago the local
registration was for
both the city election
the special state referen
election. A total of 1600
registered. In that num-
however. were included
those of Asylum precinct who!
vote Here at state elections but
not at municipal elections.
Appearances today indicate
there will be a city registration
of 1500 or more. It is corres
pondingly greater . than the
1913 registration because as
mentioned above the registra
tion. at that time was for both
state and city.
The registration this year is
not as heavy as it should be
yet amazing progress has been
made in the last week. One
week ago only .'150 voters had
enrolled. When the books
close this evening there will be
STATE I N I T
Of the Ownership. Management
( Imitation. Etc.
of
EAST OREGONIAN
I'-a-tcrn OfCgjOll'fl i News,
lur. IMaldl-hod IS7.Y
published daily, except Sundav, at
Pendleton, Oregon, required by the
ac; of August 24. 1913.
Publisher. Bast Oregon Ian Pub
Co., Pendleton, Oregon.
Editor, B, H. Aid rich, Pendleton
( legon.
Business M.maijer, l W. Iamp-
kin. Pendleton. Oregon.
Advertising Manager, L. D.
I'rake, Pendleton, Oregon.
owners: (a corporation with the
following parties owning one per
cent or more of total amount of
stock i, V. W. I.ainpkin, Pendleton,
Oregon; K R. Aldrich, Pendleton,
Oregon. L. . Drake, Pendleton.
Oregon.
Known bondholders, mortgagees
and other security holders, holding
one per cent or more of total am
ount of bonds, mortgages, or other
securities, C. S. Jackson. Portland,
Oregon.
Werage number of copies of
each Iseue of this publication sold
or distributed through the malls or
otherwise to paid subscribers dur
ing the six months preceding the
date of this statement JIH7.
Hlgned: V W. LAWPElN.
Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 4th day of October. U10.
(Seal i u D, rjKAKK,
.Votary Public for Oregon.
My commission expires February
, 1911.
NE fourth of the people of
the united States, or
25,000,000, live in the
j lour states of New York, Penn
sylvania, New Jersey and Mas
sachusetts, according to the
government estimate just com
piled. These states, however, are
but one-thirty-fifth of the ar
ea of the entire country. If
all our territory should be as
densely populated as the fourj
named, Uncle Sam would have
a family of 875,000,000 per-
sons.
What is more to the point i
the best part of the nation is
the most sparsely settled. The!
west is richer in natural re-1
sources and has a better cli-,
mate than the east or the mid-1
die states. It is wholly logical
to expect that in time the west
will be more populous than the
east.
After the war has closed
and the world equilibrium is
restored the northwest will
witness great gains in popula
tion. It is not safe to antici
pate this change will come
about with a rush. The de
velopment will be gradual but
it will be as certain as the law
of gravity.
tlusslans claim siu-i'i it,
LONDON, Oct. 5. Cerman troop.' j
are pouring a hot fire upon the
Itusslan forces In the Dvlnsk region. I
according to an official Petrograd
report, but have failed to get more
than a temporary advantage liu.s
slan shellfire compelled them in
abandon the positions occupied.
Klsewhere the Uussians c'aimed success.
Dodge Brothers
ROADSTER
A roadater designed to be all that a
roadster should be.
A car capable of carrying two peo
ple In contlnuoua comfort
Ton can see better than we can tell,
how beautiful It lg.
Modeled In clay, when It was first
conceived. It was re-modeled, again
and again, till the last harsh line
was eliminated.
The body Is built of steel, with the
usual useless framework entirely
eliminated.
As a result there la extraordinary
storage space at the rear more
than aufflclent for all the luggage
two might take on a long tour.
A light car. with all the advantages
which, that lightness adda to the
powerful motor but a atout.
staunch, strong car, and a steady
one as well.
It has been found that the .ish of
the seaweed found on the shores of
Manila Hay yields 1 r, per cent potash
Black Si.k Stove I'oli-
idiffrrent. ltd AMU t
dry on ; gui ten ox I to i I
Jut drof; 1,1 a pat I
on ' i it ; Jjwlntny no I
wMtt , i.oc rtrrdirt. You I
get your money worth.
Black Silk 1
Stove Polish
U not only most economictl. b-'t It tire I MM
ant. ai.ky loatra tlutt euTinut MfclM -ed with any
th.T po i fh Birk Bilk 8iov rmft dwt not
rub off tl laaM our tt-nr M tonff HI WiV.i.Wf
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Iron Lna. tcl i i prt.im. rijr
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wnra or wr, n. it worka
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brjlliunt lurlcrNo. I' bnn no
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BECAUSE IT is MORE mv
ITVRV THAN THI IODA AT
We bottle sell Bnrt ,telv,r ,
any part of the city. h, pur"
"'l ? 'r"m P're
and filtered water.
Try an order from the foiow.
W of delicious beverage,-
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PIONEER BOTTLING WORKS
Telephone 177.
Paul llemnir-lgarn, Prop.
222 B. Court St.