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DAILY EAST ORBGON1AK, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1915.
EIGHT PAGES
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TO
GREAT Manufacturers FUR SHOWING
ONE DAY ONLY Saturday, Nov. 27, OWE DAY ONLY
"SES.'iy18"' ''tvriNG OXE OF AMERICA'S roitKMosT IVRRHK8 W1U M AT out sTokk sATnthW. oVK.M
, ;. , I V M,M,,ri1 SHQWKO OF ITVK Pl'R SCARFK Mills El H COATS, CHILDREN'S' I ! US, n, THOSE WHO HATE
ITR 1 1 1IIM IHIA WISH HATCHED WILL KIND Tills SPLENDID OPPORTI VITA TO DO SO. REMEMBER! Tills is THE SAME
,1IGH URADK KVRS THAT WAS 8HOWX BT THIS STORK LAST YEAR lI THE SAYRES STOB1 STANDS READ1 Kx.l lt-
. . . i ' i i 1 1 ,i 1 1 HWC HI llli. HI I I.N u
Pick Your Xmas Presents
Remember the Date
(i tiffL' from this immense showing
Saturday, Nov. 27
MADAM
ROOT,
Expert Coiffeur
and Skin Speci
alist of Portland
who needs no
introduction t o
most Pendleton
women, will be
at the '.Say res
Store for a short
time demon
strating her complexion beautifier-
BLOOM Oh ROSES
a complete stock of
HIGH GRADE HAIR GOODS
AS IXDCPKXUCS? NEWSPAPER
time in the nation's history reason to doubt my lovaltv to'th k steamship ,ntt.anasios, .,,
nen me l nnea states naa the nrincin v.a..o the ground that it a advisable t
made the democratic partv a
more to be thankful for.
fablabed lull; and Mw Weeklj at Pea-
d .tiw. uieguo. tij the
AST oIlbduMAN iTULlSUING CO.
OCB lad I uuatj l"nper.
Member I aited 1 ma Aaalatloc.
Entered at Uie Ktoffie at Pendleton,
'"regon. aa secuad class mail matter
tatephone 1
oTTsali: IN OTUElt CITIES
Imperial HmH Satan Stand. Portland
una
Uoamaa News Co., Portland. Oregon.
Cak-ago l:urea'u. isn Security Building.
Washington. L t' . Uurenu 301, Four
teentb stree,. at .
THE COURT RECORD TELLS
THE STORY
uwiine jurisdiction ror poiiuc.:i reu- ". ne wouia reconimen 1 re-1
i- . - , " , ovn.v ui ine lariu ;ut me Oe.i i
llVtncr fnrla in .,;.;... .... . . . . ... I
s in (uiiuv..- iui ine suits wene tor dam. is.-.- : -r means in inrs
more than a centurv. and : alle-ed breaih at charter of to : plans to
subject of raising revenue to meet the 3IMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM1IIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIII Hill Hilt lllllllllllllllllllllllllli;
prooeed increase in mlliUrv eti?n-iS
connection
introduuee in the house
HERE is no need for any
one to theorize as to
WIRE, 4
MUSI Hll'flOX KATES
(IX ADVANCE i
Daily, one rear, by mail IS.OO
Ualiy, alt months, by mail 2JMI
Uai . Ikn launtbs, by mall - 1.23
ualiy, one month, t-y mall SO
tal!y. one year, by carrier T.50
Daily, fix months, by carrier 3.75
Ually, three monttia. by carrier l.WS
ually, one month, by carrier 83
!emi Weesly, one year, by mall 1 so
sml weekly, ill months, by mall 74
tseml Weekly, four months, by mail uo
THE MEN l THE I. INK.
A tribute ti
men who b
is often the
A Toast.' bv W. F Barron
ribute to the little known
he hurden (as
in leal life as
well as in sport i hut who get
little of the glory; with regrets
that author wouldn't have
rhymed "line" with "grape
juice" instead of "wine."
oh. the fullback bows to the
cheering crowd.
And the halves, and the
quarter, too, s
And the praise ascends to the
plucky ends
Who fight for the red or blue;
To none o great do I dedicate
This poor little vera of mine,
But here's to those in the fight
ing rows,
To the men wtio hold the
line!
it may make, will continue to
make it the party of the com-
what certain saloonmen i "l!L peop,le and ,the champion
will do after the first of the "1 ine "5 18
year if they find the right of- " "
ficial environment.
ine records ot the circuit flawes moM tiii:
court show in plain terms
what those men did before
when this was dry territory.! Lincoln, .vi. nv. n.Twen
iTheir names are upon the tv"en hundred dollars- net
docket repeatedly for bootleg
ging and some of those men
'are lucky they did not go to
i ail.
! The specious claim such
men now stand sanctimonious
ly for the enforcement of the
TN TV h i K i 1 1 n rt 1 q it- MtAMfll rrr A rvn
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the throats of the people of
Pendleton. It is too coarse.
Those men will do as they did
before if they get their chance
and people know it.
which, in SDite of anv mistakes steamship to carry eoal fro.n thlsb!U for the creation of a non-partis
it mo.. .L. i: . 'country to .Vol
Mini;
hren
ants
rtht rii
h of the charter
admitted, was aue to
the (treek governmen'.
Honed the steamer t
Italy The ! an tariff commission as a means of j
the complain-: adjusting the tariff question, long
urged by the republican party Mann
eipressed the hop the bullnn-osers ;
and republican congressmen will
amalgamate In the coming session.
tfct.fMl
mi
carry
of the I' nited Ratal '
gh said la disinis-ing the!
prevent or undo this ait'
ek king and his oottaatt
int Is actual and kom rii
it rrom fie acres of apples
was made this ear by (J. X Hius;
at his Nemaha . .unty orchard this' L(
year, Nebraska Horticulture Secre- JU Ke Paul J HcCormldl of the
tary Duncan announced The Ne-. ""Perior court, decided that a mar
braska apple r r is a bumper thla.r,'u ni,,n ma' ,,e ataM financi.oly II-
Ha riled Mtora Liable
ANOBUM, Cal . Nov
Paul j HcCormlek (
year.
COLUMBUS, 0., Nov. 24 i
performances of the home tal
minstrel show in which TO conv
will take part, will be presented
the Ohio stale penltentiari here
morrow. One burglar used to 'h
circus stmnK man. will give his
ring performance.
ild
able
dereil
of Mi
Judge
could
The Question before the neo-
ple of Pendleton is whether1, , "JS " s" V,rTw
K , ,. . . . v ii ' ' lu" Juarez traek will oen
the bootlegging element shall its gataa tomorrow rr the LtlB-n
have its choice as to who the ; races The track has been raiftedaml
next mayor of Pendleton will 'npw special tralnioada o
Tho u-orforu tV,OCO man "-" -r.-es ;r..ri henllleky and Han
' ' - A I IV ' III lilt i .11'' I1IV.II
r a promise to marrv and ran
a Judgment ..f JOOU in favorj
s Fern Field of Denver.
Verne t'oats. son of weal- i
ing Beach family Miss Field!
'oates, a married man. fori
es failed to respond, but tbel
delayed judgment until hei
atisfy himself that a mirried
mid be held liable for a prom- I
wed another woman
1916
REOS
nrriving hen
You watch the game and you'll
all exclaim:
"Just look at that fellow
run!"
And :- ou'll ahuut and roar
when the struggle's o'er
That the game was only won
B the fullback's pluck in that
splendid buck
That carried him to the goal:
But you don't see fit to think
a bit
Of the man 'ho made the
Tes. the fullback has his meed
of thanks
And the "quarter did it all."
And the halves are praised and
a voice is raised
For the ends who took
ball.
Vow take - our cop and
up
To the brim with the danc
ing wine;
A toast to those In the fighting
rows:
To the men who hold the
line
the
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MUCH TO BE THANKFUL
FOR
VVHAT contrast between
F7 America today and on
that first. Thanksgiving
holiday on the New England
oast so manv years ago. I hen
the continent was a wilderness
and the handful of settlers
had risked their lives and the
lives of loved ones to estab
lish a government where they
might enjoy greater political
and religious freedom.
Those were days of hard
ship and suffering.
The nation today, 100.000,
000 strong is prosperous and
peaceful. The crops were
j.ood this year and price?,
high; industry i thriving
everywhere and the commerci
al situation is the best it has
been in many years when fun
damental point are consid
ered Best of all the country is
tree from war and in line for
continued peace, while the
teat of the world is in a death
rrappie. There may be some
reasons for anxiety and the
preparedness policy is timely
vet there has seldom been a
ru ehorses from
l.tn.l tl'tO-Uu k:iv,. I.......
are waging against the Mont- ror ,Iavs.
gomery candidacy should be j
sufficient in itself to elect Mr. cOKsnnUTt. o, .w u on rn
neeis of Prorf. Faig's recent predk
Montgomery.
WILSON AND BRYAN
8 LIT iGAlHST SHIP ENDS.
t anadlan- Lose (.Use Against com
pany Owning Greek Vessel,
NKW YORK. Nov. 25. Federal
Judge Hough dismissed suits in ad
miralty brought by James Carruthfir
& Co.. Limited, a Canadian corpor
ation, against Bowrlng tc Co, and j president asked his advice
VJVHILE here recently Con
'ffif gressman Hobson ex
pressed the view the
differences between the presi
dent and Mr. Bryan over the
preparedness policy will cause
the party no trouble in 1916.
This theory is born out by a
statement Mr. Bryan gave out
on leaving Washington and
which is reproduced in the last
i.csue of the Commoner.
Mr Bryan gave out the fol
lowing interview as he was
leaving Washington:
"I came to Washington two
years ago last March at the in
vitation of the president be
cause he thought I could ren
der a -ervice to the govern
ment. I was more than pleas
ed with the opportunities of
fered and am satisfied that the !
work done in the state depart- j
ment, especially in the negoti-)
ation of treaties and in culti- j
vating better relations with
Latin America, will stand I :
resigned only when I became I
convinced that the opportuni-,
ties for service were larger
outside of the cabinet. On
nearly every question I found
it possible to agree with the
president, and in those mat
ters it has given me pleasure
to second his efforts. In the
few instances in which we:
could not agree, I have stated
my views with frankness, and
am willing to risk the judg
ment of the party and the
country.
"The republicans must not
put the differences between
the president and myself in thi
.ame class with the differenc
ey between Mr. Taft and Mr.
Roosevelt. Mr. Taft and Mr.
Roosevelt had personal differ-,
ences which led to a division
in the republican party. The
differences between the presi
dent and myself are different--
au i . f . r n i r. I f onrl vi i 1 1 r ,t H i A-
r-rr j 1 uiiiiv.iliv- !. a a. r. t ,
turb the friendship between ' " "L.
us. I rely upon my record dur- the railroad station at Wlhnlactan.
illg the last 25 years to prove 0' 'ter their hast marriage i
my devotion to the democratic ' Klk,"n Md ) Mormon aawti-
party and that devotion - was
never greater than today. My, new yokk v- y. Mrs tw
obligations to the party have genia Keiiy Da via and her kaatana
constantly increased, and the ""' Hl ,,"r' 'n. York
a a m a I Hvlnif 111
six millions and a hall ol aem-1 w by
ocrats who have three times (rin Md
voted for me will never have Mrs iieie k.p moMir ,.t
s-n- accnaer i- iKmbtoii.
CHICAGO, Xov. JE John Burk-.
who has almost ooninced the police
here that he murdered Franklin K.
Voorhee.". a war order broker, wilt
le sent to a psycopathic hospital (el
two weeks' observation as a result
of an examination by M J. Pursell.
city physician.
tion at the university here that 'he: Burke puzzle Or Purcell as hel
auto of the future would be run wltlijnas tne police to whom he Insists he1
a coaled engine, comes William r;. murdered Voorhees. but Dr. Pur-1
Miner of Fernbank. O.. with a patent''"'11 finally decided Burke was of up
on just such an engine i sound mind and in need of lasUlB-
PORTLAND.0IUW
Vacation
in Portland, with s de trips
outside, will uive you an en
joyable occasion. Make the
Multnomah your headquart
ers. Service better rates con.
slstently lower.
50 rooms, per day 11.00
100 rooma with batb. per day l.Sn
lou rouma with hatb. per day I on
2oo large outside rooma.
bath, per dar 2.511
Estra peraon in - - in au-
dltli.nal i.oii
Will Arrive
Next Week
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tinnal restraint.
Mann Will Meet President
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25. Minor-1
ity U-ader Mann of the house of rep-' I
reaentaives has accepted the presi-j
dent's invitation for a conference i !
concerning the milltarv preparedness'!
program, at the White House next 1 j
week. He announced thai if th'l
tne
WlHlaS
on
AL" DAVIS AND BRIDE DISOWNED BY MOTHER
hotel after their
Mormon mlnl-ter 1
ma rr,
t EM:
genla, whose love for "Al" Davis has
been the subject of; much comment
for the past few months, refused to
grant her forgiveness.
"I do not want to see Kugenia.
Mrs Kelly said.
"I'm going to hoAewhlp Davis II
I ever find him Not one -nn of
Eugenia's estate will she get If I
have to spend even penny I have 11
prevent t,''
Davis and Miss Keuly were married
on Wednesday, the day (he first Mrs
Dal as granted her divorce
"Amazone"
It's a word that- means
a great deal to many wo
men. Never heard of it?
Well, perhaps, you
would if you had been a
reader of newspaper ad
vertising. It is one of the words
that signify a new note
in Parisian millinery a
note that echoes the vital
part . women are taking
in war's work.
Reading the advertising in a
m
live newspaper like The East
I Oregonian is part of the day's 1