East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 21, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text" PAGE F0U1 DAILY EAST OREGOMAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1915 EIGHT PAGES ... .. . in anu-.Montgomery anair out a national guard strength pro- an investigation to vindicate portionate to that of Hawaii 1 HKH ' ITIE8 i-ttj. I'urtli&d. Dngai Hnlldlnx tiL Four itv.j. KU iiKutaK. hy carrier Jltllf, tLre rcintha. by carrier l Wl"! ninth, by carrier .J rM!tel w waiy. on yar. by mail l.Mj mt:i 1 iH-k ! 1 lx aioottin. by mall .76 Kssli fiir month, by mall JO TOO I YD Uit Time's the runner of the way Ml bellow; G Wl old and frost- I ..1 .K him then to wait. ! .t Life's rota ad gate 11 Swift he goes o'er icy snows ! Bti that ilrcr-j, not fly- Plucks the fetals from the rose, L-iughs at lovers- sighing. We have lived and loved F I. VINDICATE THE LAW V R. STEIWER i upon JTl the right line. There is need of a probe into affairs connected with the re cent city election. Rut it should be a thoroughgoing probe and it should be unbiased. It should line laws ot the state of Oregon. Our form of government re j quires that the ballot box be protected against violators. In ithis tate we hare a corrupt practices act to further protect the purity of elections. There i talk to the effect that at the I city election every law in the ; election code was violated, j Certainly many of the provis ions of the law were thrown to 'the winds. If this sort of work is to go ! unchecked the violations will become more and more flag rant each time. One candidate will disregard the law because he knows his opponent is doing so and he will desire to keep even with him. Such a state of affairs tends to political bedlum and all the evils at tendant thereon. There should be a grand jury investigation of recent af fairs here and it should be taken up in such a way as to guarantee impartialitv. It 'should not be to set aside the ' election or to validate the elec tion but to bring out the truth, and to emphasize in a convinc ing manner the fact there are i certain laws governing cam paign methods and election1 day proceedings and that those ;laws cannot be broken with impunity. It is an appropriate job fori the attorney general. HAWAII'S PREPAREDNESS we would have an militia 3.000.000 s Probably the for Hawaii's h( membership may the fact tht re is i native population organized ong. xplanation vy guard e found in ' immense rid a host t Japanese on the island. The whites may deem a consider able military force necessary! for their own protection and if so they have a reason of their I own for believing in prepared- fess. THEIR STRANGE CONDUCT ' q HEORETICALLY every one would like to see the war come to a close. It is laying a continent in waste ami in a manner threatens the safety of civilization. At the same time the quarrel, what ever it may have been, over which the war arose, is as far from solution as at the begin ning. Yet when Henry Ford makes a sincere, though probably hopeless, endeavor to forward the cause of peace, all he gets from the metropolitan press i ridicule and abuse. The aver age large citv paper considers any peace advocate as a luna tic. In their view there seems to be no sanity excepting in 'aughter and the propogation of misery. - It is a queer world. TO CLOSE FOREVER Store is rapidly nearing its end and will soon close its doors Closing Out Sale Now Going On Quitting Prices that Mean Dollars Saved to You. OUR FIRST ATTEMPT HOUGH Hawaii is small in population that little United States possession has a national guard 3700 strong. It is composed of whites and Filipinos, but no Japanese. If the various states not be an anti-Best affair nor I of the United States had each 1 LARD Xmas We have a limited supply of extra fancy DRESSED T U R KEYS, GEESE, DUCKS AND CHICKENS HAMS 1 a Pleats i HERE appears to be a disposition in certain quarters to draw tne in ference from the decline in the 'price of the Anglo-French ! bonds, that our first important attempt at international bank I ing had proved somewhat of a i failure. The facts of the case hardly bear out this conclusion. The chief object of the bond sale was to raise a credit of1 $500,000,000 for two of our best customers. Despite the fact that the amount asked for was the largest ever raised by One country for another, that j the borrowers were engaged ini a great war against a most for- j inidable antagonist, and that investors here were unaccus- tomed to lending money out-j Bide of the country, the entire amount was subscribed for in a few hours after the subscrip tion books were opened. Departing from their usual j procedure of underwriting, the bankers permitted everyone to participate in the underwriting en the same terms as them-1 selves. Where the appearance i j .,.,,,. c juuiscu vi gciuiiK a line am , . .. . , V fowl for Christmas 8 ? failure comes ln te that thp li '-S&' bankers, after allowing the ft WE ARE THE HOME IN PENDLETON OF M i general public to subscribe to 'A 1 4-1 i i - i a i iu .tr ine oonus at 30, uit" saint." putt ?j iu.. :a i. i e liiv paiu, aneiiipieu iu ic- '11 them at 98. Obviously, 3j ! comparatively few people who i intended to buy at all were left S as buyers at the hierher price. 8 But the great bulk of the $500,000,000 was immediately 3pj absorbed by bona fide invest- rs. who evidently intend t" el hold the bonds for their income 3g return. The small floating sup Sfjplv taken by speculators, and 31 which is now coming on the mark'' at declimntr prices I does not measure the success of s the undertaking any more than iriillilllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!i the tail wags the dog. Boston MEN'S ENGLISH SLIP-ON COATS, NOW S.1.75 MEN'S FOUR-IN-HAND TIES, NOW Uc MEN'S PARIS GARTERS, NOW irc MEN'S 2 FOR 25c HOSE, NOW so MEN'S PARIS SHIRTS, NOW 980 MEN'S RIDING BOOTS, NOW 94.95 MEN'S SUITS IN ALL SIZES AND MATERIALS, VALUES TO $18.50, NOW ..- MEN'S ODD COATS, NOW 19o KNIT MUFFLERS, REGULAR 50c, NOW 190 SMOKING JACKETS, REGU LAR $7.50, NOW 94.7S ONE LOT STETSON HATS NOW 92.50 MEN'S HEAVY TAN WORK SHOES, NOW 82. 15 ONE LOT DRESS HATS, NOW 91.49 MEN'S HI-CUT SHOES, 12 AND 14 INCH, NOW 93.88 MEN'S GUN METAL DRESS SHOES Lot No. 1 91.98 Lot No. 2 S2.9S ONE LOT W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES, NOW 82.98 MEN'S FINE SUITS IN BLUE SERGE, ALL WOOL, NOW S12..10 MEN'S FINE WINTER OVER COATS, NOW 89.9.", BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS, THAT FORMERLY SOLD UP TO $10, NOW 82.9r, MEN'S WORK SHIRTS, NOW :;r,o " M. M. GALE Sb SON Wessel's Old Stand. .if i Main and Court Streets. if i i urder early and assure yourself of getting a fine fowl for Christmas. WE ARE THE HOME IN PENDLETON OF U. S. Inspected Meets the kind you will want to serve at vour Christmas din ner because they are, always absolutely pure and free HUE WARNINGS ARE SENT BROADCAST 10 SAVE IAS DISASTER with the cruelties U) them However, their Without method. th top righting AcconliriK to trlan prisoners It) Russian han as affects the (rowing kind. so often prn lnir churned j jyiHIIMWIMIIIIIIIIIimiMI Illlllll llllllllllilllllllllllllllllHIIIIHJIIIIIIIIIIlix NATION AIi FIRE PKOTBCTIOJi ISSOCIATION CRGKH CARE III TAKES. from disease of every kind. It's health insurance to buy t"n. Sauage and Lard of the fresh Pork, Beef, Mut- OREGON MARKET 815 Ma; Two telephones 600, 601 Post. The Greatest Gift A Franklin ie happiest Christmas your r knew. Reo, or SEVERE RHEUMATIC PAINS DISAPPEAR Rhmna'Isrr. depi ait on an aeid in the blood, which iffecti th mtiscleB and joint', producing in flammation, itiftien ind pain. T"" i i -acid pets Into the blood throojft sunt defect in the rligeitive Hood's BtmpnilU, the M-tim Mood tonic, ifi very sneeeMiul in I1 trentmcnt of rheit" at ism. II t ilireetly, with piiri'vin? effect the blood, and Unnrn-cjM In - tion. Don't vtiffer. Get Hood' Dodge f DULL. SPLITTING Will bring to your folks all the joys of mo toring, .'Hi!) days during the year. A full stock of all models now on our floors for immediate delivery. SICK HEADACHE The National Fire I'r dation, with head'iuarte issues the following warnings: I or the Home, )o not decorate yot tree with paper, cotton, Inflammable material. tinsel and hrlstma.i nv other metallic tmmald.' tree fe to repre nt iave snow UM s within re'i h time. CancUei I'd. and it' t he ley will &X pi r iv will Imitat numnsr 01 nuarv from mam mini! Iiettir Call and look them over. You take a Dr. Jamee' Ilaadache PowiUf and in juat a few momanta your bead clean and all neuralgia and disbrcaa vaniahca. It'a the quickest and aurwt rilief for hxadachc. whether dull, throbbing, aplitting or nerre racking. Send aomeone to the drug tore ami get a dime package now. Quit uifering it'a ao aecdleaa. Be sure you get Dr. Jamc Headache S ; Powder then there will be bo diaap- Pendleton Auto Company Dr. Jamet' Headache Powder re lieve at once 10 cento a package. other decorations only, and set the tr curely so that the children in reach ing for things cannot tip It over. Do not use cotton snow. If you must MDMtof fibre. Do not leave match of children at hollda? are meant to he liKh children get match ea Iment with them Tl their elders. Do not allow treea side buildings after tt tree itself Ignites rca riles becotne ir'. a i 'ires usually CKSCUf ir this cause. A . house nf merritr than a house I l or store-. ChurcAe anil Itniuii- Watch ga." Jets. Decorations ma in- carried against them 1 rents. Watch smokers, them to light clKar: Do not make th In electrical wiring electrical inspector. Read your Inaurance policies Defective heating and llghtl IK equipments and combuatible rulihish In furnace rooms are the usual cause of winter fires. Such flrea are un necessary and will not occur In prem ise property cared for. Where are you going to put he hoxes. exoelelor and other combuatible packing material that comeB w'th ("hrlstrtias gifts? s. war. nt least as far czar's prisoners. is for the story relate, that ln the mining regions prisoners are paid ''or their work and "not oniv have bank accounts, but are forward ing funds to Austria!" It Is nil sorts of a war. and It is good to pin one's faith to stories of It with the human touch. Hut It this nun hopes to sources, and so cripple the efficiency I of her enemies? In the meantime, the working prisoners who clink their coin and. have bank accounts may pray for the I preservation of their captors! s possible tha ne treatment get wllllnR ot .. j -Mm i 5F Of the total world production commercial cotton In 1814. the Unite States contributed 60.9 per cent. A Well Known Woman Speaks Let's Have Music in the Home on Christmas Eve. You can prolong the joyou spirit of Christmas and make it a part of vour evervl. i:r L- . ing to your loved ones the one big gift MUSIC and its charms. ir cur- Do not permit Inside buildings slightest chanm without consult- CURRENT THINKING WAR'S kIMM.v MDE. (Atlanta Constitution.) A war i nrrespondent plcturea a scene of Itusslan aojdlera at prayer on the eve of battle, and the WOttdef of It Is that they are said to pray U 'ervently for the salvation of their enemies as for their own soiil-pres-crviitlon In this they would seem to give evidence of a certain gentle ness arid gcneioalty not In keeping In Every Town in Oregon Nelhbcn bay the Same Portland, Oiegon. "I ham naw'. j)r. I'lerc'D Fa vorite Prescription for my nerve3 nnii a general break -down and after nsitiK only three bottles I was completely cured. I also used Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for the blood and it proved very beneficial. "I can heartily recommend Doctor Pierce's medicines." MRS. J. (i. Hapoh, 648 Deacnro Ave. The mighty restorative power of Dr. Pierce's favorite Prescription speedily causes an womanly troubles to disap pear compels the organs to properly perform their natural functions, cor rects displacements, overcomes irregu larities, removes pain and misery at certain times and brings back health and strength to nervous, irritable aud exIiausU-d women. It iH a wonderful prescription, pre pared only from nature's roots and herbs, with no alcohol to falsely stim ulate and no narcotics to wreck the nerves. It banishes pain, headache, backache, low spirits, not flashes, draggiug-down sensation, worry and Sleeplessness surely and without loss of time. Why should any woman continue to worry, to h ad a miserable existence, when certain help is at hand? What Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pre scription has done for thousands it Will da for yon. It's not a leoni remedy for its Ingredients arc' printed on wrapper, (let it this very day from any medicine dealer in cither Hquid or tablet form. i . .the 5rf,ndest 'ft or e nd for all-a gift which w.Il afford them greater and more lasting pleasure, by Tar, than other present, of short life or that they would soon tire of. j Each of These is a Gift Ideal ! Edison Amberola iE Victor Victrola E Banjo Harmonica E Music Roll E Violin 5 Record Albums S Edison Disc Machine E Gibson Mandolin E Clarinet E Rrass Horn -JO Accordion Records Mandolin Snare Drum Flute Piano Octarina Music Satchel Piano Player Guitar Sheet Music, Trumpets, Tambourines, Castenets Strings E and Musical Literature in fact if there is anything yon E E Wil"t in the music line, we can supply it. Make the start this Xmas. Give your child a musical S instrument and & musical education and you will have E jjj bestowed character and refinement. PIANOS from $in.r) up and Players from $350 up with S E Payments as low as $10.00 down and $6.00 a month. S 1 PHONOGRAPHS as low as $1.00 down and $1.00 month. S r ! Warren's Music House I E Pendleton, Oregon. .'illllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIMIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIItf rMMMniHMItilllllIIirMlliHllll!ttlllllllfllIlllllllllllIllllllllllilllltlllllIllllMlt ' f