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PAGE FOUB EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1915. AN DnVMMR NKWSrAPKR- robllahed iwllr ..! Semi Weea.j at ivu (lift n. UiPgttn, bj tbe S.AKT OIUBUOMAN H LUSHING CO Ottk ial I'ountj l"rr. Member 1 mini I'rm Aaa.viallon Entered at the jxwtoffice at 1'endletoa Urajun. u aerood ilaaa mall matter. VMpbou ! ON HALK IX OrilKIt C1T1H. HM Hotel Newi Stand. Portland. y dJes righ. How man New On . rortlaod. Oregoa. . nu AT Chicago Rureau. IHW SecurltJ RulldiOK waauiugt.iu. 1) v teeoth Mmh N. W. Hureau 501, Four 8CB8CK1IT10N KATKS (IN ADVANCE l Mill, oaf year, bj man Ualll, all montha. by mall UUj. Urea mootha. by mail iallj. one mouth, by mall lally. ooe year, by carrier T.fttl Dally, all moniha. by carrier . . J.75 Dally, three montba. by carrier 1.86 Dally, one month, by carrier .65 ni weeait. one year, bf desirable sort They are en titled to welcome and to the beat service we can give them while thoy provide themselves homes and become establish ed in this community. Some time soon and in some manner it will be up to Pen dleton to come to the front with the Glad Hand and the Word of Cheer. When this town does any thing it general- Let this be no exception. Lay aside local differences and join in making the welkin ring in honor of Ian event that will make us more secure in our boast about "the biggest town of its size in i . the west." mall ISO feral week., sn nn.ntha, by mall 7o emi weekly, lour montha, bj mall Tis the .,1 THE IIKD ( HOSS EALS. I A MESSAGE TO AMERICANS f Charity. as broad as falls the light Whin shadows gather darkest when stars forsake the night; A lamp In Love's own window when lost the wanderer roams, Spirit of Hope to human hearts the light of lonely homes. II. It is the Seal of Happiness: To dying life it gives Strength, and a heurt for bat tle! and Hope, reviving lives! And, heard of all the nations, Is the Word of grace to be: "Even as ye did for Love's sake, ye ministered to Me!" F. L Stanton. GIVE THEM THE WELCOME SIGNAL WICE within a few weeks has Rudolph Blanken burg, born in Germany, reborn in the American spirit, delivered a stirring message to his countrymen. In Philadelphia, the presi dent of the United States was among those moved perhaps to tears by his earnest plea for national unity. In New York, Saturday, he told the Pennsyl vanians, who are of all the children of the States most Tj proud of their pedigrees, that iieiuiei DiitiMi noi opinion Americans, nor Irish, Scotch. French, Italian or Russian Am ericans," should as such have weight in our affairs. The veteran mayor whom Philadelphia, to her cost, i9 losing would have us prepare against a possible foe abroad, but more against "the domes tic foe who may, unrecognized for years, appeal to our pre judice, our love of riches, our political ambitions and our vanity to upbuild himself on the ruins of a popular govern ment," the partisan politician "to whom party is paramount to conscience." Speeding the day when "sel fishness will be supplanted by disinterested sen-ice, cowar dice bv manlv courage, indif otore illion Gifl 1i A iV merica's Prosperity Christmas Every day civilixation brings with it more of the great economic spirit of common sense. Christmas is a time when such advancement takes tenable position in all human interests a time when every individual feels the prompting to go down in his pocket and buy something for the "other fellow." What he buys now differs from the decorative bauble he once considered correct. Today he buys a splendid overcoat, a suit of fine clothes, a hat that is a complement, silk shirts and pajamas and fine neckwear, rich in quality, exquisite in good taste, choice in its uncommonncss. Each a su perb complement to the man who is to wear them. This is common sense because it is economic. Handsome Christmas Ties It's a wonderful gift array before you all colors, handsome designs, flowing end scarfs . . . ,Mc to $8.."0 VITH the official opening jr of the new freight ter minal but a few weeks distant it is time for Pendleton lans to take effective and ap propriate steps to show appre ciation of this new business brought to our doors without ference bv earnest longing to effort on our part. ! lend a helping hand." Mayor When the new terminal was, Elankenburg bids us "abolish opened at The Dalles the bud- aU distinctions that may lead nessmen there joined forces to to iiifeeling. and let us call our give a banquet m honor of the! tlves before the whoe world railroad officials. Why should! Americans first, last, and all not something of that sort be tj,e me done here? Time and again j Finer word has not been we have banquetted people; ,poken than this message to here attending conventions; Americans of a true American and it has been proper hospi-j titizen New York World. lainv. .but me ireigni termi It is prosperity, also because it is economic. iljjl! Coat Sweaters Canes IlflfiffflllH A handy bundle of warmth ami Sl.no In 3.00 lliMlMlHl BJK I comfort for him Pure wool, fast Traveling Bags illlllf S ill color, solid or mixed $.50 to $8.50 ihuu )KS... sr.. no lo SHO.IMI HHHgf ' '11 Sill, SKirtc Suit rases $l .".n to $. IIMIIa I Mil v. Ill Silk Sox Ultra patterns and col, its positive- EVENING WEAR Hflit . '-.ill Always desirable every color and h ,.Sl.lusi , in this house n c . Hi HHh 111 it good style 1m: .),-. $100 .:,.,-)0 $7.50 Ful1 DreM Sets 11' Ifllil lllla.ll A .lecidedlv acceptable gift. I''rl iM iLflfli II laS lH Set of Silk Sox and Tie or Men's Gloves SilU Hats " "" "" H(l (f . SIHiIl! Handkerchief street or evening ear. proper a" "f" lUIUIUUI g7Hlkifil4l 11.00. $.M weight, correct shades New taper crown aBir1 I r iHfiil . , DreM Tie5 lllllHwr I aChi 1111 Belts with gold plated and Sterlins unving uioves unncr wfAR pill III I III? II" silver buckles st.oo HOUSE WEAR r n m WW lf Pur-Uned Gloves. .. W.00 to $.00 Bath Robes a II I 1" ilffel Irish Linen Initial Useful Jewelry for Men IVndleto,, SlH.r.o U(lsifJ 1 filial f Handkerchiefs Ti" P" ruff Li"ks- ''u'h House Coats f 8 ESIll Script initial, white . 2.V to $1.00 "'' "' 50n House Coats, brown, blue wine ami J ' II III I b . 2.V-, 5c 50c Silk Umbrellas $ ;, u $5.00 $10.00 IU J j Bond BrOS. Pendleton's Leading Clothiers jljjj itJS!l!l!& LOWEL I.ltENEWS 1l.U.JTXiK. or encouraged or solicited other per- Isons who participated in the riots to nal will mean more to Pendle ton than any convention ever held. It gives us an increased permanent payroll and it is a payroll that is certain to grow as time goes on. SECRETARY REDFIELD'S PLAN ODAY the East Oregoni- an publishes in part the report of Secretary of It is time for the Pendleton Commerce Kedf ield in which spirit to come to the front injhe suggests legislation where true style. We have gotten! by the federal trades commis- something worth while and ; sion may be used effectively to (Continued from pa?e one.) without authority of law, Is riot. Whenever three or more persons as semble with Intent, or with means and preparation to do an unlawful act. which would be riot if actually committed, but do not act towards the commission thereof, or wnenever such persons assemble without au thority of law. anil In such manner as Is adapted to disturb the public peace or excite public alarm, or dis guised In a manner adapted to pre- it will be fitting to show recog nition of the fact by proper dis play of courtesy. But that is not all. We are check unfair foreign competi tion following the close of the war. This is one of the most in- under obligations not only to teresting suggestions yet made railroad officials but to those and it will not be surprising if trainmen who are to make action along that line is taken their homes here and become by congress. If it does it will our fellow citizens. They make practically remove the subject a large colony and they consti-, of the tariff from the next tute a population of the most presidential campaign. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIlllllltllllllllllllllllll I NOW HERE j I Another Carload) 1 of the new j I SERIES 8 I I FRANKLIN ( i Come and see the new J FRANKLIN ROADSTER 1 Pendleton Auto Company iimiHiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiii!: Unfair foreign competition is that sort of competition that comes to our shores not to com pete in a consistent legitimate manner but to beat down pri ces so as to destroy an industry and then reap the rewards of the conqueror. It is but right and sane that such competition should be barred and in handl ing the matter the trades com mission, if properly author ized, may do the work with more efficiency than it can Decent them from beim? identified, such handled in any Other way. Thej assemmbly Is an unlawful assembly" commission is alwaVS on the; Section 2069 of Lords job and can adopt its measures to the needs as they arise. When a tariff wall is relied up on for protection it may prove ineffective because not suffi ciently flexible for changing conditions. The tariff is not altered more than once in a de- carle may have its guns always ready j dangero for the enemy when he appears with tactics that are unfair ( and unwelcome to this coun-j try. That San Diego lady who at1 74 wished to take an airship , ride and did so with fatal re-! suits cives us one more ex-1 that fact that. CTOW-! ing old is but a habit. i$ j Laws i shall riot, there. declares that "If any if guilty of participating in apy uch persons, upon conviction f. shall be punished as follows; 1. If any felony 01 was committed in the rint. such person shall he punished ',n the same manner as a principal In such crime; 5 If nnv such nerson carried, at The trades commission1 ,np timi. f sucn riot nny 8pecies or weapon, or was disguised. or encouraged or solicited other sons who participated in the rt( acts of force or violence, such son shall be punished by Imprison ment in the penitentiary not less than three nor more than fifteen years 3. In all other cases, such person shall be punched by Imprlsonmen' In the county jail not less than three months nor more than one year, or by fine of not less than $50 nor more than 500." The supreme court In the case ol Slate vs. Mlzls has decided that un der this section It Is not necessary that the three persons do the same act, but the offense is committed U the reouired number of individuals Oregon have a common purpose to do the act perton j complained of or assist one another to that end, in the manner named, though the Individual act of each was separate from that of tne others. At- misdemeanor j so in that case the same court decul ,urse of such led that to he guilty as a rioter It l iiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiilliiitiililiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii'iiiiiiiiiMiiHlllllir not necessary that a party should commit any personal violence; any ac of assistance or encouragement is sufficient. Retpectfulty, STEPHEN' A. LOWELL Let's Have Music in the Hoe on Christmas Eve. You can prolong the joyous spirit of Christmas and make it a part of your everyday life by giv- 5 ing to your loved ones the one big gift MUSIC i and its charms. Rubbers and Overshoes Now if Mother Nature can hold her present expression we will have that wish about a White Christmas. The fate of that prowler on West Alta stret should be a warning to any others there! may be of his sort. Those trainment will make good the loss of some other! gentlemen who will leave IU after Jan. 1. Did you find your rubbers? i FACTORIES AIM. INVITED. Salem to itctallers l.'rgc Ix'tri-lation Hellcvp Tax Burden. KALEM. Ore., Dec. 17. The Ore gon Retail Dealers' Association which v 111 meet soon at Astoria, will be asked to urge the next legislature to enact laws relieving manufacturers who come into Oregon of taxation" for a certain period. The Salem Business Men's league at its meeting derided to ure that the state association indorse legisla tion of this character as a means of encouraging capital to Invest in this state. s WE CARRY COMPLETE LINE OF RUBBER FOOT WEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AN CHILDREN. BUY YOUR RUBBERS AT THE HUB AND SAVE MONEY Child's Storm Rubbers 35 Misses' Storm Rubbers 45 Ladies' Storm Rubbers 49 and 65 Men's Storm Rubbers 65 and 85 Women's Jersey Top Rubbers 75 Men's Jersey Top Rubbers 98 Child's 1 Buckle Overshoes 45 Misses' 1 Buckle Overshoes 60 Women's 1 Buckle Overshoes 98 Men's 1 Buckle Overshoes 91.25 Men's 4 Buckle Overshoes $1.95 Men's Heavy Rubbers for German Sox $1.98, $2.45 and $2.95. Men's Rubber Boots $2.79 ONLY 6 MORE DAYS OF THE BIG HOLIDAY SALE LEFT. THE HUB 23 Sample Store.. 745 MAIN ST. ; ,1 ,1 It's the grandest ftift for each and for all a gift which will afford them greater and more lasting pleasure, by far, than other presents of short life or that they would soon tire of. Each of These is & Gift Ideal Edison Amberola Victor Victrola Banjo Harmonica Music Roll Violin Record Albums Edison Disc Machine Gibson Mandolin Clarinet Brass Horn -K5! Accordi.in Records Mandolin Snare Drum Flute Piano Octarina Music Satchel Piano Player Guitar Sheet Music, Trumpets, Tambourines, Castenets, Strings and Musical Literature in fact if there is anything you want in the music line, we can supply it. 5 Make the start this Xmas. Give your child a musical instrument and a musical education and you will have B bestowed character and refinement. PIANOS from $195 up and Players from $350 up with payments as low as $10.00 down and $6.00 a month. PHONOGRAPHS as low as $1.00 down and $1.00 month. f Warren's Music House Pendleton, Oregon, nillllllimilllllllll I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIH Illllllllllllllll