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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1916)
EIGHT PAGES PAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1916. "so 'phones if they have to pay too much for them. According to a news story i yesterday Mr. GeanakoDolua AN IM'I TKM'EST NKWSrAl'ER. ivn ffly sell a "limited number" o: Go, 'phones to people down there. . I hat is ery fine and it may be the best that can be done. Or FIRST SHOWING Miauls ati at IVtaileton, matter. the ether hand a little atten-' tion to the subject might pro duce a better solution for all -of- lelepaooe 1 Bowman Newa Co. ivnlaud. Or if on. iN FILE AT (Mum Bareaa, IMW Securltj BalMtaS WeakwftoB, D. '. Hurrau et, Four teenth Street, N. W. ; BBCRIFI 1"N KATKS. I IN ADVANCE) I Wily, one year, by mail 13.09 1 Oally, ail month. l,j mall 2.50! lllj, three month, by mall 1.38 iwllj, one niouth. bj mall 50 IWllt. oat year, by carrier 7.80 UHIy, all month,., by .arrler S.75 IWlly, three mouths, bj carrier l.W ; Dairy, one month, by carrier to, aaaVWaakir. om rear, bj mail l.&o eat Werkit. ail motitha, by mall 78 heal Weekly, four months, by mail 50 Is not this question worthy of some study by the Pendle ton Commercial Club? TEACHING LOVE AND MARRIAGE are seumK ul what Wi I of am Our harvests shall come by the measure we sow and so wed better begin: Better begin to be giving it all id W W WW W W T T aj mi (.lVKii. we can of our wu reason, iling to scatter the s life both in and truth and say they get little": It isn't what we are getting out, not by a jot or tittle. thing that counts ll the way we cive. and the way we pour each day s..iil and sense in the com mon good, as we go on the common way . The tme back r how r I may gain: ng is all that the J will ask. and the re all in vain. For if wo give of the best have, and all give thus full measure. In the brotherhood of the sold- en dream, how iWMt will ( be our treasure! Boston Pot. PHONE SERVICE TO THE JUNCTION Tff HERE is news that Gou- eher College has estab lished instruction in "Love and Marriage" for seni or girls. It is presided over by Dr. Lillian Welch whose title affords no line on her own ex periences in the matrimonial sea. It may be exDected hv the Goucher college authorities that their innovation will be the subject of much ridicule. It will be natural for people to laugh at the idea that Dan Cupid's ways may be success fully dissected and explained in the class room. Yet after all there are some things about love and marri age that may be taught and should be taught. It is prob able the college in question seeks to provide information of this sort for its students and does not aim to follow the subject in all its angles. There was a time when it was a matter of jest that cook ery should be taught in col leges and high schools. Yet the taking up of this subject by the schools is lowering the dyspepsia percentage. Who knows but that the course in love and marriage may come to justify itself in equal fashion? THE VIRGINIUS CASE PASTIME sl'Xnw VM) MONDAY. mendous decision, as became a : great soldier, and brought Spain to her knees at once. Rut tacts ami orations are not always in accord. The facts about the Virginius case are ; these: On Oct. 31, 1873, the' steamer Virginius, flying tht American flag, was captured by a Spanish warship while carrying arms to the Cuban rebels. On Nov. 7 anil S tlu captain of the vessel. 36 of the crew ami Hi passengers were, stood up against a wall and shot. Among them were many American citizens. This outrage greatly stirred the United States, as was nat ural. War talk was rife. But war did not result. The whole thing was settled by peaceful negotiations, and it was about a year after the executions that the final agreement to pay indemnity was made by Spain. The Virginius outrage was as flagrant and indefensible as 'the Lusitania atrocity. But President Grant did not rush into war ovr it. He let ex pended diplomatic negotiations Settle it. Boston Post. A REFUGE FOR KINGS? erica. His longing for a re fuge in our land causes specu lation as to just how many kings and kinglets may wish to come this way when the wai is over. Then there is the question as to the desirability ot new comers of this sort. From our! standpoint would the sovengn 1 be as desirable as the sub- Ject . it is a mooted question GAGE HATS MONDAY Feb. 21 BRUSH A MILLINERY 724 Main Street Since 1108 there have been taken fmm ,i,u vn,iAi,ni f,,ruutu R una ntiu - sure but one we may have to m 1)onrd' fe,.t ot wood and timber lace some day. . 'nodueta. zjmt HE question of a aatisfac UL tory 'phone service be tween the city and Pilot Rock junction is an important one and deserves attention from local people as well as those located at the junction. The matter may almost be con sidered as secondary only to the road proposition. Pendleton should have a good phone connection with the junction because a vast amount of business with the .lunction people is going to be handled by 'phone. Naturally it will be desirable to have the service established quickly and to have the rates as low as possible, for people will not ED'S , PLACE A complete line of soft drinks, cigars and tobac cos. Winehart's Golden Nectar, bottled or on draught. Pool and Billiard Tables. Former St. George Bar Location. i:n II I MM EliGA R.V, Crop. VVJE are hearing from fJiS some of the papers and talkers hostile to the administration consid erable reference to the Virgin ius case: how President Grant immediately acted with tre- RIXCE PETER of Monte negro has signified a de sire to give up the un profitable struggle in which I his little countrv has been en gaged and to settle down in a new country, preferably Am- jH jjj&nB flRfLaaaal BMHaaSaBBalBBBW la V JANE GREY AND THE FINE ARTS KIDDIES AS THEY APPEAR IN THB NEW TRIANGLE-FINE ARTS PLAY, "LET KATY DO IT.'1 J TEMPLE SUNDAY M MONDAY. - -. ... . . OREGON V THEATRE MONDAY, February 21 The de Koven Opera Co. Acknowledged by all critics THE GREATEST COMIC OPERA ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD In a magnificent production of ROBIN HOOD The Ever Welcome Idyl of Light Opera An all-star cast. 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