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TEN PAGES PAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1916. jiiiiiitMiiiiiiiMiiiniiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiitMiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnniiiiii iiiimiiii MiiiiiiiiiiuMiiiiiiHitiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiHiiit iHiittiiiiiinuiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiHiiiiii iiiiiliiiiiiiiiliiTiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiniiiinininil inn GROCERIES De&n Tatom fififl Telephone 000 MEAT DEPT. F. M. Downey 1 Qfl Telephone OO mows : - Our Groceries and Meats Have Made a Hit Cascade Butter 35c lb. This Butter is second to none. It's the clean, pure fresh kind that will make your meals enjoyable. H ave YouS een YOU'LL LIKE OUR MEAT 1 because it is government inspected, insuring it being pure and appetizing. YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE I because we are as careful and conscientious with phone orders as though you called in person. Our Pnces GOME in and get acquainted with the store that is saving money on groceries and meat, to every family that is trading here. See how clean and neatly arranged a store we are operating. Participate in our courteous attention and prompt service. resolve that during April you will get more, of the same standard grade table necessities, for your money by trading at the DEAN TATOM CO. GROCERIES for CASH--U.S. INSPECTED MEATS -.miWHiiiMiiitiHiiMiiiiimiimMuiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim men, who think they can his brave cavalrymen. Every will some day come true has-j make a hit by playing the ; loyal American will rejoice ten the day. But the realiza-, smart aleck at a time when ! that in this first brush with the jtion of that dream may be far ! rsMMxd IHllj and Semi Weekly at Fen dleton. Oregon, by the AST OKKUONIAN PUBLISHING CO Official County Paper. Member United Pren Association Entered at the puetofflce at Pendleton. i second-class nuui matter. trelepboae ON BALE IN OTHER CITIES. Imperial Hotel News Stand. Portland Vregom. Bowman New Co.. Portland, Oregon. OS FILE AT there should be no patience with fellows of that calibre. IT IS OUR ONLY CHANCE iHE Portland school board, the Oregon City school board and the Corvallis board and boards in other western Oregon" towns have iue uui uuupeis wcic vitiuir ; uisictm. rvi uuo tuuiiiij 10 j ous. i ears ot peace do not anticipate that time too mucn spoil the fighting powers of j would be a serious blunder. By the American soldier. i our own action we might de- The Seventh Cavalry's part j lay, not quicken the dawn of in the fight recalls the fatal that better era. 25th of June 1876 when five j Whatever our needs may be troops of that famous regiment with reference to a greater rode with Custer into the val-1 army no thoughtful citizen cog- ley of the Little Big Horn and j nizant of world conditions as none came back to tell theithev exist in reality, not in At once a grubby hand shot up and an eager voice squealed: ''Let sleeping dogs He." CO EDS STOP FIGHT AT ALBANY COLLEGE wired to the senators and rep- wb,0,,.u,cBnUnrltMiBulK. res?ntatiyes at Washington , gt of their desperate fight I theory, can question the neces-Mlet'N- " nnng them to fight for 40 j the Sioux fhe fate ofg2ty 0'f a more powerful navy. per cem 01 me gram those brave men will ever be money tor tne scnooi iuna. ! remembered bv the nation and ALBANY. Ore., April 1 Howard Speer ami F. A. Jensen, two Albany college students, bear scars as the re sult of a fist fight between them In chapel on Wednesday, and but for four co-eds they would probably bear worse scars, for girls separated them. The fight was over a difference be- Iwnen Speer and Jensen arising dur-1 n new and growing science the P'ibllc Ing the football season ( hit pel hail should know what it Is, how It op Just been dismissed for Hie noon pe- J crates and what It does. Dr llaalor. rlod. when the students mixed, only; has not dealt with the "persons!" but four girls and "ne other boy ttudsnl has explained the truths of listen were witnesses. pathy. iMihiirit) v-. advert sing, There Is a distinction between ad vertising and pnbrtctty Dr. K. It. Haslop has been carrying on a stren uous publicity campaign, hut could BO! possibly he classified as an ad vertising doctor, for publicity is strict ly In accordance with the ethics of his profession. Since Osteopathy Is Chinese, Win Vlctorlew. SAN' FRANCISCO. April 1 New victories have been won by the Chi nese revolutionists according to a cable received bv the Chinese Repub lic association. The message said the rebels hnd taken complete possession ot Kuong. Cantonese state and slain the imperial governor. Willi! SUBSCRIPTION RATES. UN ADVANCE) Kill' ST SSsJf SrtZT rS If school boards in western :nrt;,l)arIv an thp who Daily; three month., by man IM Oregon can do that there i5iu.pnr the inoiimiji nf Custer's ! and brakemen has a" flavor oil The increase of wages grant- ed O-W. R. & N. conductors; Dally, one month, by mail... double boards reason whv school in eastern Oregon , c , h old score tonouncement the road Daily, one year, by cirrler JJJ iMIly, tlx morjlh. by carrier 3-s la. II. hu. nmnthn hv rnrrisr 1 Dally, one month, by carrier J- snoUlQ He. DUSy. 1 ne western . uff i Vf Q ),,, Tni,p u mir nn KiwSiy: motVba?brm.ii:..:: J5 jOregon counties will get their ;Via and charge tneir fun 40 i wtekly. ruur montn.. oy num. - ; r0ad moneV trom tne tund J mtoroat old command. The Seventh i prosperity ; likewise the an- ' f is KJUTV OK "THK SPHINX Michael Monaban'a Magazine. The Hhoenlx, for March, has this, by James Whitcomb Kiiey, on 'The Sphinx:" leven if there is nothing for the I school fund. Eastern Oregon; WE MIGHT DELAY THE DAWN "I know all about the Sphinx I even know what she thinks. Staring with her stony eyea Up forever at the aklea. jhas no chance for any road 'money. Our only hope Ls in getting money for the irreduci- ,ble school fund. School boards in this part of ithe state should be extremely 1 busy in the matter. The issue at stake involves a matter of . - . 1 II .1 . i. .. ...ill HnnAnri ' 18,000,UU0 tor ine common monroe uoctruie win ucyciiu ! schools of the state. It is some- upon the strength of the Unit- For last night i dreamed that ;thing worth striving hard to led States navy PEAKING at a prepared ness gathering in Spo kane Judsre George H. Turner, ex-United States sena tor, declared that when the war is over the strength of the she Told me all the mystery" Why for aeons mute ahe sat: She was Juat cut out for that obtain and the situation in con- el gress is such that messages 3 from organizations and people "back home" will be effective. All the members of our dele gation are not in line on the subject and those who are working for the school fund P renorts are true some are hampered to some extent senators, Borah among by the fact there are forces i not all on one them, are showing them-; working to turn the money to means SENATORIAL SMART ALECKS There is much truth in that declaration. The world is not following the golden rule on all occasions. Civilization is often but a veneer which na tions cast aside when self in terest commands. The Euro pean war has proven this many times over and the injustice is side, by any spend several millions on line j improvements. Villa has already learned it is no child play when the "grin goes" get upon his trail. The federal building will al so be a structure of some qual ity. Our army may be small but it carries a punch when it strikes. THIS MA Y ENTERTAIN pelves of small calibre in their purposes other than the sup criticisms of President W nson. ; port of the schools. Their plan is to "make sport" j Lend a hand in this matter ol the president on the ground and do so before it is too late. he has changed his attitude on certain questions. They seem to have no consideration for the fact that changed conditi- ns have demanded such ac tion by the man in the White House. Changes of front were THE 7TH CAVALRY HAS AN OLD SCORE TO SETTLE C 0 N S P I C U 0 U S in the fighting with the Villa Our own history impresses the same lesson upon us. When this country was torn with ci vil war our wishes were not re spected abroad. Even the French, our revolutionary friends, trampled rough shod over the Monroe doctrine when they set Maximilian on the throne of Mexico. They Quite Appropriate. Said she Isn't that a duck of a bonnet Dr. Cubebs' wife haa on? Said he Yes, and It's very appro priate. Said ahe How so? Said he Her husband 1 a "quack." AN 1NS1MKATION. also necessary in Lincoln's , were the troopers ot trie bev time and Lincoln was big en- enth cavalry. Killing .'50 of th ough to amend his views when brigands and driving the re altered conditions demanded, imainder into headlong flight There is no sincerity in those they took partical vengeance who cn at Wilson on this for Villa's raid on Columbus, a . . ., . r I llxl ..1 A tM-orr. rt IS me WOrK OI UUie pceiui niuuaau village forces on Wednesday did not get out until the civi' war was over and the United States had a formidable army ready to put them out if neces sary. What the future may bring in the way of international dis armament cannot easily be men- politicians, not states- Good for Colonel Dodd and 'foretold. It is a dream that The kindly old squire was giving a little treat to the village school chil dren After tea he stepped onto the platform and announced, with It beaming smile: "Now, I am going to perform cer tain actions, and you must guess what proverb they represent. The boy o. girl who succeeds first will receive a shilling " That did It. Instantly every eye was fixed on him. First of all the old gentleman lay down and two men tried In vnln to lift him. Two others came to his aid and between them the.' raised the squire, who was rather portly. The actions were meant to repre sent the motto "Union Is strength.' When they had finished the aqulrs atepped forward and asked if an: child had solved the pura.e REOS ARE SELLING If you have the motor fever don't fail to visit our show room WHERE WE HAVE ON DISPLAY 1916 Four and Six Cylinder REOS BUY NOW AND GET THE ADVANTAGE OF A WHOLE SEASON'S MOTORING. During the six years we have been selling REOS they have established an enviable record for mechanical relia bility and dependability. They have cost less for repairs and mechanical up-kcep than-any other car selling at near or far above their price. Pendleton Auto Company 812 Johnson Street. Telephone 541- Show room Comer Court and Cottonwood Streets.