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TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1916. PAGE NINE Aviator Desires to Exhibit Feats HereThisSummer r a Wl3 SEATTLE FLIER WOULD DEMON STRATE HOW CJTY ootid) BE ATTACKED. Terab T. Maroney, aviator, desires r the f rller days of the automobile Industry, wealth and social position traveled almost exclusively in the car which bore a foreign maker's name. But times have changed standards of value have changed personal view points have changed. People of wealth and social position still insist upon luxury and elegance in their motor cars. But, now, they also demand at least a fair return upon their motor car investment. It is for this reason that the Paige, Fairfield "Stx46" hat been so universally adopted by well-to-do people In all sections of the nation. In beauty of line and design, this car rivals the most artistic productions of Europe. It is refreshingly dis tinctive, and embodies every convenience and luxury that a critical motorist could desire. It is a big car, a powerful car, a comfortable car and, withal, an economical car. It is literally and actually "the standard of Value and Quality." The price complete is $1295. t Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company Detroit. Michigan Robbins 6 West Auto Co. Independent Garage Court and Thompson Sts. Phone 633 Fleetwood "SW-J81 $1050 f. o. b. Detroit Fairfield "SU.4C J.paeMnfcr $1295 f. o. b. Detroit n STUDEBAKER. Stands for QUALITY 50 Horsepower 7 pass enger new series 17 Studebaker, big, roomy "Six" f . o. b. Factory .for only Big, roomy Stutter Four, fib. factory SS75 1085 lilg Army Men Win Point. WASHINGTON. May 2. A sub. stantlal agreement with the senate's play for the army reorganization reached a conference today. It is considered a marked triumph for the army advocates. Say llevolt May Come. WASHIXOTOX. May 2. A revolu tion will result in the Philippines if America continues its present atti tude. Declared Representative Jones, chairman of the Insular committee. Thorp a rr more Ktiidchakcrs on the American highways, than any other make of automobile cost ing over $500 Rlwolntc proof of gtudebaker'g great popularity. THE STONE GARAGE 727 Johnson Street. M. K. LONG, Prop. Telephone 74. HAVE PURE BLOOD Hood's Sarsaparilla Makes Pure, Rich, Red Blood. Tour heart works night and day without a pause. It Is the principal organ of the circulation of your blood. It Is of the inmost Import ance that it should do its work well. The quality and quantity of your blood have much to do with Its ac tion. If this fluid It pure and abun dant, your heart and other vital or gans act with more energy than When It Is defective In quality or de ficient In quantity. Hood's Sarsaparilla makes the blood pure and abundant. It Is the one old reliable medicine, that has been sold for forty years, for purify ing the blood. There la no better blood remedy, appetiser, stomach tonic or nerve builder. Be sure your druggist gives you Hood's, for nothing else can pos sibly take its place. Get It today. to come to Pendleton for a spectacular flight some time during. the summer and outlines his offer In the following letter to this newspaper: Seattle, Wash., May 4-l Editor East Oregonian, Pendleton, Oregon. Dear Sir: No doubt there will be some celebrations In your city this summer and the committees In charge will want attractions that will attract the people from the surrounding country. , I dare say there has been few Issues of your paper within the last year or more that has not had some kind of a story about the war, either in Eu rope or Mexico, and some comments about battles in the an-. People like to read about these things because they are really happening In the war zone and something they have never seen. After reading so -much about such things it creates a desire to see. We want to come to your city one or more days this summer and show you people how easy n would be for a fleet of just a few aeroplanes to fly over your city or country, pick out any business block, factory or ranch house and completely destroy it. For such work we use imitation bombs. To demonstrate oar accuracy in dropping bombs we nave a large bat tleship painted on canvas which we place in some suitable spot, usually in front of the grandstand: the bomb is dropped from the aeroplane and strikes close to the snip and with the aid of an electric spark, a little gaso line, an explosion takes place that blows the ship to pieces and actually burns It up in front or everyones" eyes, just as we read about it. We also race automobiles with the aeroplanes, carry passengers and do some fancy flying, but our sensational stunt is looping the loop, dropping girl with parachute from the aeroplane while the machine Is several thousand feet in the air and tnen looping the loop around her as she floats back to earth. This la without a doubt the most daring and hazardous feat ever accomplished in the air In the way of exhibition work. Our guarantee is that we do every thing we agree to do or no money, no money asked In aovance. We will appreciate your favor very much if you will be kind enough to send us the names of any association committees or chalrrrsn that might be interested in our class of education. thrilling sensations and amusements. Respectfully yours, TERAH T. MAROXET. Box 66. Seattle, Wash. There are more Eight-Cylinder Cad illac in service than any other model of high-grade car in the world. With the Eight-Cylinder Cadillac bad roads lose their terror and hills seem almost to flatten out before you, so easily, so quietly and with so little apparent effort does the car surmount them. The necessity for shifting gears in the Eight-Cylinder Cadillac occurs so seldom that you may sometimes won der why a gear shift is provided. $2250 F. O. B. PENDLETON Cars now here at MCLEAN AUTO CO. Fake Reformers Scored. CHICAGO, May 2- "Quack reform ers and half-baked people, aided and abetted by Indifferent manufactures, are responsible for present unsettled conditions of the country," said Per cy Andrea, president or the National Association of Foreign Language newspapers at a luncneon of the Illi nois Manufacturers' Association in the Hotel La Salle. It . Is the purpose or the committee to organize subcommittees in each senatorial district for participation In elections and to indorse and work for candidates acceptable to the locality as men of ability. Amusements What the press agents say about Pendleton's pres ent and coming attractions. "Mlstdng Link" Surely Exists. Col. Pierson was in charge of the Robinson expedition to euatorial Af rica, and he relates the following In the fur depth of the euatorial forests they were very much aston ished on several occasions to hear voices, apparently of men, conversing in outlandish gibberish. Whatever jt was. it kept out of sight, disappear ing Into the jungle at their approach. One day. however, they dashed ahead and came upon a tribe of giant apes, which immediately took to the tree tops with the most Incredible speed and agility. From their loft) perches they broke off limbs and hurled them at the invaders with dan gerous force and accuracy, all the time "talking" to ench other in a strange, hoarse voice, sounding for all the world like a man with a bad cold. Efforts were made to capture some specimens, but they were too cunning and wary for the most Ingenious traps and baits. Their senses were so acute that they would not approach within many yards of any object that had ever been touched by human hands. Col, Pierson shot two or three, which he has had stuffed and placed on exhibition. He is firmly convinc ed that this Is the much sought-for missing link that connects man with the monkey. Robinson's Famous Shows will ex hibit many specimens of strange and rare beasts when they exhibit here on June 14. ljifurer Is Coming. "What's Wrong With the World." will be the subject of the lecture un der the auspices of Pendleton Council of (he Knlghtl Of Columbus at Ore gon Theater nn May 13. by Peter Col lins of Massachusetts. Mr, Collins Is well ualifled to discuss In a brad. comprehensive manner the grent problems of our day and to set forth constructive remedies that aid In the advancement and progress of civilisation. During the past five years alone Mr. Collins has spoken to over 1,000, 000 people in the United States and Canada, and has traveled nearly 100, 000 miles Peter Collins needs no introduction to the men and women of America Interested in the great constructive movements of Christian democracy and social reform. His experience and activity in the cause of social leg islation well qualifies htm for his plat form work, having served for many years as International secretary of the International Brotherhood of El ectrical Workers, Editor of the El ectrical Workers, and as a member of the Illinois Industrial Commission, one of the first commissions in the U. S. that made possible a great code of laws for the health, safety and com fort of the workers in that state. This code of laws has been copied by many states and has received the approval of sociologist and statesmen the world over. This commission also reported to the legislature, the recommendation for legislation limiting the hours of women workers. The bin adopted to cover the re commendation has stood the test of the Illinois supreme court and the su preme court of the United States. In conjunction with the signing of the bill Governor Deneen of Illinois wrote the following letter to Mr. Col lins: "In connection with the approval of the bill relative to the use of ha zardous and dangerous machinery, I wish to congratulate you as a mem ber of the commission which prepar ed this excellent measure and to thank you for the valuable service rendered to the state by you as a member of the commission." Mr. Collins has been an active worker for many years in the cause of social reform and Christian demo cracy. His work for the cause of so cial reform and the advancement of the interest and welfare of the work ingmen was specially blessed by His Holiness Pope Pius the Tenth. Be Careful Don't tinker with your electric starting and lighting system. Storage batteries and iuoh things are our specialty. We banish battery ills. The electric system is not only one of the most important parts of your motor car. but It is the moot complicated and delicate, and fewer mechanics are able to repair It correctly. STORAGE BATTERIES, STARTING. LIGHTING, IGNITION, WIRING. This is the part of your car we look after and we guarantee all our work to be done right. Free iaspection of any battery at any time. 0 Won Successors to Smith a Tucker. W. E. SMITH j. j. HALE Corner Main and Water Streets. Telephone M. Tod Can't Go Wrong Out expert service point! the way to better battery performance and keeps a fellow from getting lost in starting tad lighting perplexities. CRAWFISH F ALT'S famous Fresh Every Day OYSTERS CLAMS SEA CRABS Fine, Clean Furnished Rooms in Connection. Steam Heated. The Quelle Restaurant Exclusive distributing depot in Pendleton for FALTS Sea Foods HETTEIl AND SOFTER LIGHT Is assured by the use of some of these beautiful fixtures of ours. They give a light that Illuminates the room perfectly, but that does not tire or strain the eyes. They are not expen sive considering their entru ef ficiency and extra beauty. Why not at least see them? J. L. VAUGHAN
