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EIGHT PAGES PAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1916. 'hown a put up if fuui 'aunty Taper. Vnnlxr I nu.il ITiiw AMiiKlatlun RBtafWd ta P'uffice at Pendlaton, mm Uw ., i, i . uaa mall matter. a elepaun - .in walk in onuu ciTwa. latxrlal Hotel Snt Bland. 1'urilaDd. !... n. i Nfwa Co. Portland. Oregon. ON K1LK AT CMcaaa Hureaii. tW Security Building. Waahlngton. H C . Hnreau 501. Kour tmtb Street, N. W. valuable little industry em-Columbia and have ployine 25 men at the start, ami strong willingness U giving promise of becoming a their own money to help out still larger enterprise as time such an enterprise. Those men goes by. It may come in time iire entitled to consideration to employ a very large force ot because they have an immense men. thus giving us substantial w heat crop each year that has business and wider fame. jto be hauled many miles up hill Towns are built, they do not to a railroad when that wheat grow. Here's good luck to the should logically go by a short- Blewett harvester and to every- J er route to the river. If a paved 1"'1 thing else that's made in Pen-, road cannot be built to Cold "JJJJI ,','f Springs landing then GOLESWORTHY FOUND NOT GUILTY IN WEIGHT CASE Jt'KY DELIBERATES to MINUTES IN CHARGES INVOLVING li UN WKU.II 1 dleton. AS NEW YORK SEES IT 8MCMRI0N Ratks (IN ADVANCE! Dally, on year, by mall Dally, all month., by mall lally, tbree month, by mat; Dally, on month, by mall -.. Lilly, on Tear, by carrier Imtljr, all moaUaa. k carrier Dally, three months, by carrier ... Haiti, one tumnb. h earner SeralVeetly. une ei li took a jury only about ton mtn QtCi yesterday afternoon to find l F, not KUilt of the charge false statements regarding thai U-akil'Ilt lif ;' V 111! II- I h him provide from Mannlni and Keller. Under the MA(aa wtAn rt. . t ". ' t 1 il f i i I i . trio I'.ilao ,. ,111- macadam road or a well built ttment. contained la i , , .i .1.,,, ti.,1 supreme court decision, it was neees loan VI somf oinri vuiii the situation calls for relief The for sary, under the instructions of Jnitse Phalpg. to find thiu the, defendant made it designedly untrue statement that is knowingly and with an Intent to deceive or defraud gave out incor rect weights. I he case w as peculiar In that straw that shows how l i ...:j v. l : . . . 15 00 A r",uuu l; uivnun i nose people. 25 is furnished by the demo-! The East Ore gonial) bases jo cracy of New York. In state the foregoing suggestions on MS convention assembled the New the belief it will be important ' Ti I V 1 J a. J J,- ... . . . a 1 1 A . i iorK. democrats enaorseo tor I matilla county to get in seemingly. Judge Phelps reversed the j 1.50 "Peace above all things, but not line for the establishment Ot decision he made In the previous case Inouro at the nriot. ,f natfnnnl ......,;., Viu rivor Wn agalngt Mr. A'nleswoi th when the X Going n the conven-:are not alone in that belief: Mr. Zaanta Ifi 3 turn Heartily commended toe J, N. leal, who knows mucn talae welghta and the state admitted 1 aftif tirlt of thp nrpspnt anmin .,l,t tho trsitwnnrt.-ition liroli- that the i1efanila.nl Im.l no Irnnwlarfaa The mall.. ;NDM LIU - A A istration. lem. urges such a course. the signiticaiice ot trie staim 1'ortland Journal has long Con ner years: springtime owned win- Harv ter hears st -home Maying ;th huds with taken lies in the fact the New tended for the use of the Co York leaders do not like WU- jlumbia and the Portland Ore son. Tammany Hall has never, gonian is now in line upon the liked the president. He w as same subject. The Oregonian nominated for president direct- recently said editorially: ly against the wishes of the We need but to use in boss ridden Tammany dele-1 the most economical, up gates. He has never had their to-date manner and to its may climb. "Just one more, please - hear entreated. Homely tales in prose or rhyme, Bible etories. oft repeated. Hymn or psalm at late bedtime. ,-ee children the children a 'round her; Usten to the tales retold; Eager, loving arms surround her The little ones her arms en fold. With a halo they have crowned her Wrought of child-li est gold. friendship. j But the .New York demo jcrats know that the president's J capable and fearless attitude jon international and national subjects has endeared him to, !the people. He has the pub- lie's confidence and support. He is going to be a winner and a w inner is someone politicians endeavor not to overlook. The New York leaders foresee that the 655,475 votes cast for Vil- pur- Thus with little children play ing. Leaning o'er so rnany years. Sharing childhoods Joys be traying Only grief for childhood's tears; Hope serene, all doubta out weighing, Ive that casteth out all fears. John Howard Jewett In the National Magazine. son in New York four years ago will be repeated or im proved upon. It commands their respect and their readi ness to swear allegiance is splendid proof they think he will be reelected. Otherwise they would be organized back t of some other candidate. I AN OPEN SUGGESTION S president of the good roads association Mr. Rob inson asks that those hav ing suggestions to make on the bonding proposition submit them "in the open." That is the way to bring out the facts of the situation and the East Oregonian will start HE starting of work onjthe ball a-rolling. the Blewett Harvester! Let the plan provide that factorv here today is an- there be at least one hard sur faced road constructed trom Pendleton to the Columbia river. If it is to be the road from Pendleton to Umatilla : ANOTHER SCORE FOR PEN- DLETON other tribute to Pendleton s spirit of energy and self help. The factory is possible in this i itv heeanw thp businessmen. led by the Commercial Club, j via. Echo, Stanheld and ner rmt their shoulders to the wheel Imiston. let provision be made the nopotsan' work Tt i to assure the completion of aiiu uiu kiiv. ii.v.v v 'i . was financial help the com pany needed and our people are providing the same. The reward for this will be that road with funds derived from the sale of bonds. Then give some recognition to fold Snrinrs farmers who that the Weight were false and that he ilitl not intend to defraud. At that time the judge held that it was not necessary for a knowledge or intent to be shown to make the defendant guilty. The difference between the two cases is that, in the first, he was charged with using "false weights" and in the second he was accused of making "false statemeras." The su preme court s definition of the word "false" applies only when it refers to a statement. This definition was cited ami insisted upon by Kee & Fee. at. torneya for the defense, and its appli cation to the case at issue was so evi dent that Judge Phelps instructed the Jury accordingly. The evidence of the state tended to show that the gruin In question hud been weighed at the Willy Welsh stor. and afterwards at the ('olesworthy store and that there was a difference of several hundred pounds in the weights. Mr. ("olesworthy testified that his scales had been tested and sealed by the official sealer, and that he believed them right. LIVELY CONTEST PROMISED FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY DEMOCRATS Wild, PHOIlVBLt HAVE CANDIDATE AT THE GENERAL EMCCTION. if expectations are realized, a I greatly desire an outlet on the Save ten cents a pound on Coffee M There was a day when roasted rye and other cheap substitutes could be ground and sold for coffee. There was a day when the coarsest flavored coffee could be glazed and made to appear fairly we!', and sell for the best. Not so today. You know better. You are able to discriminate to judge by the Ba of rather than by the label. As a means to introduce FOLGER'S Golden Gate Coffee to a wider circle of families we offer a saving to you of ten cents a pound for one week. Grocers will collect the difference from us. Tin 1 lb. 2 lb. 2Vi lb. 5 lb. Regular Special Knee Price .45 .85 1.00 2.00 .35 .65 .75 1.50 You are demanding delicate aroma, refined flavor, fu 1 nch coffee j taste. That' I why we find a growing market for Pol" get I Golden Gate Coffee, the highest priced in America, because the quality is in the cup. Coffee Next week you'll have to pay the regular price. , Buy a quantity. It keeps well in the airtight tin. Save ten cents a pound. Telephone or send your order to your dealer today J. A. Folger & Co. San Francisco full capacity the great na vigable channel which ex tends 400 miles inland, and the inexorable laws of nature will nullify all man-made laws and de crees which have been placed in the way. We can demonstrate that an inland waterway can be used in successful competition with a rail road and that a port which so uses a waterway can es tablish its supremacy over all rivals. A line of tugs and steel barges can be established to carry grain, wool, fruit and other com modities from up-river ports for transfer to ships at Portland. Port com missions can be establish ed for the construction of modern wharves with all up-to-date facilities at up river ports. Up-river counties can construct paved highways to the in terior, over which motor tractors can haul trains of w agons to river ports. To save handling, the bodies of wagons could be made detachable, so that cranes could lift them bodily in to barges to be unloaded. At the spectacle of this competition the railroads which follow the water grade would either con sent to pro-rate with wa ter lines in order to secure a share of the business, or would themselves demand the right to base rates on water-grade cost of oper ation without a like re duction being made by mountain roads. Here is a vista of reduced freight rates and greater pros perity for our people. We seem close to realization of the IbenefitS from the open river. The Dalles. Ore., gbOUt 4:30 yest.r. i With the goal at hand we Ishould not shut our eyes and 'turn awav. We should take intelligent action to get our share of the blessing. Not only will there he a stiff con . test at the republican primaries in ' May over the district attorneyship, i but there promises also to be a lively i scrap at thp general election. It Is , now almost certain that the demo 1 crats will have a candMnte in the field for the position. I J. Roy Raley and 8. A. N'ewberry 1 of this city arjd G. H Bishop of Frce : water are prospective candidates for the democratic nomination. Raley has been talked of for some time but i has given no definite answer to those j urging him. However, it is believed . In some circles that he will not run i because of the sacrifices which his t election would entail upon the firm ! with which he Is connected. Newber- I ry admits he is thinking of entering the contest, while Bishop, in a letter to his partner, W. M Peterson, states that he Is considering going after the office. Bishop, who is mayor of Preewater, ; has also been talked among the dem- ocrats as a possible candidate for the legislature as a teammate for J M. Scarborough of Hermlston, w ho is be ; ing urged to run. Do You Know that The Popular Cash Store is receiving large shipments of new spring merchan dise daily. A visit to this large buisy store will reveal to you the truth of our Claims ONLY NEW MERCHANDISE direct from the Best Factories, find their way to our shelves We Offer You The Best Styles, Best Qualities, and Lowest Cash Prices not an old shelf worn, out of date odd and end merchandise, as others do But New Merchandise Only We Outfit the Entire Family. Before Your Next Purchase Visit The Popular Cash Store TRAIN STRIKES SLIDE AND TWO OF CREW ARE INJURED 1 PORTLAND, ore.. March S. Strlk ing a slide In a cut near Kallbridge, Wash., across the Columbia river from THE SUREST ROAD TO PEACE day afternoon the engine of North Bank train No. 1 due in Portland from Spokane at 7 45 last night Jumped the track and turned over on its side, pinning Kn-lneer Fred Deck er and Fireman Will am Hall beneath the wreckage. 3 Coffee1 Stiilling'l Be si : Groiinl N a stirring argument in support of the administra-: tion vesterday Chairman Flood of the house committee on foreign relations said: 'If we yield to Germany, we will have to yield to the allies; the whole fabric of interna tional law will crumble." That is a point the East Ore gonian has previously mention ed and it is important. Were we to make sacrifices to the 'kaiser we could not in fairness rtfuse concessions to England without antagonnzing that fountry. Had congress and the coun try failed to back up the presi dent in his insistence on Am- pr-iran riuhtx the United States would have found itself on the ; cnillino; s lcst. toboggan with complications almost inevitable. The fearless policy of Wil son is our surest road to peace. Who can afford poor coffee ? Only the extravagant, who don't know good ! The satisfaction of fine coffee costs almost nothing, if you use FOLGER WEEK mrtjjan pfflrttOAlV, fBy Ir. F. H. Hanlop. Pendeton, Or. An 'latf-opath ahould be no akllli"! In adjust m'-nta that violence In tri-at-i ment be entirely unknown to hln: Belt'-r take the one who tdOptl thii policy. Adv lt economy is in its freed ) t. from bitterish chaff, ita even grinding anil the absolute protection of ita full, rich strength. Schilling's Best BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY. Don't Take Some thing Else When you want a particular brand ask for it by name and in sist on getting what you ask for. Don't take "something just as good. It is not up-to-date storekeep ing to offer it to you. You are right in viewing the attempt with suspicion. Getting what you ask for means satisfaction to yourself and fair play to the manufacturer and merchant. IIIIHIIUilllliiH
