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DAILY EAST OKEGOXIAN. PEN'DLETOX, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1916. EIGHT PAGES HT KWItl'AI'Bl rit. -. d I mi on "". . .n;.:j !!: tcr4 el U puaiofrk ( PeeeMeloa. Ureun. as wmilt'lui Ml. Better Ofi AAXJI IN OTIiBH t'lTlKS IartaJ Hotel vi Xnad Portland. MM Mwmi Tim Co Portlaed. Orrfoo ON FILE T il MtWTRFD liYB $15 to S3Q mi :v.- sxMMttt Huikllng D C. Banal Ml. t'aor N. W. PAGE FOUR I i INakkj n Pea- I fV V , e Lia-mss c ilajw''W.7 Sl'ltaX'liliTHlN HATK. iVi AlVAMCi Dally eee yeer, l,. u lR Mi nunii bj matl Delay, Kim aiuoika. bj matl Dally u aiHiih by malL Deltj at tear, bi carrier Mil, all eioorbe. bj oarrter. 3 Dalit aaa month, by carrier Dally, ihm B.ntha. tj carrier. . 1 Baroi weekly, oat yaer y sail 1 Hml mi smalt, by mall Mia) Weekly, feat ewetaa. br nail NATVRK. A a fond mother, when the la o'er. Lead by the hand her 1 Half-wi hie And leave. N the fl"or Still (raxing at them through the NM wholly reassured and Com- forted By promisee of other In their stead Which, though more splendid. may not please him more; So Nature deals with us. and takes away uur playthings, one by on and by the hand I-ds ua go gently that we go Scarce knowing if we wlah to go or stay Being too full of sleep to under- stand How far the unknown transcends the what we know. Henry W Longfellow THE ROSE QUEEN rvVHILE it has no particu lar significance in the upbuilding of the city, the fact that a Pendleton maid and a Pendleton man are this week presiding over Portland's annual Rose Festival, by vir tue of having won the honor in fair and open competition with the rest of the state, is a matter cf no small pride to the average Pendletonian. The election of Queen Muri el is not the greatest of Pen dleton's civic achievements by any means but it is one not without its value. It demon strates again to the state and northwest that Pendleton is a live, wide-awake, "go-get-'em" city that is forever starting something and never starting anything that it cannot finish with credit. It furnishes more of the abundant proof that the home of the Round-Up has a right to boast the title "The biggest city of its size in the world." It gives Pendleton more prominent advertising and incidentally attracts no lit tle attention to the forthcoming Round-Up. Moreover, Portland cannot but appreciate Pendleton's sending of a queen and king and hundreds of people to her festival, and must feel that this city recognizes the splendid support and patronage given by Portland to the Round-Up evfr since its inception. Queen Muriel on the rose throne will strengthen the tie between the metropolis of Oregon and the metropolis of eastern Oregon and therefore, her honor will not be a barren one. Ing live the queen. 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BOND BROTHERS Pendleton's Leading Clothiers Had he plunged this country lalso into the war, would he now be suggesting somebody : else as his successor in the I presidential chair? not ah, there's the bitterness of the penalty. 60 Riders to Act as Escort to the King at Portland TEXUED DL'IUNG ROSE FESTIVAL PARADE. I Sheriff T D. Taylor, president i the Round-l'p and wno is Kins J of the Rom Festival, will have an ( curt in the parade Friday of whii j he did not dream. Not only w COMMENTING upon the perennial nature of Roosevelt's candidacy for president of the United States, the St. Lottifl Post-Dispatch makes the following very per tinent observations : To pretend that special rea sons demand his nomination for the presidency in some par ticular year is the most distinc tive and familiar of the Colon el's campaign methods. The only year.-: when such special reasons do not exist are years when no general election ii held. Suppose for a moment that his contention th it industrial reasons BUtde hs nomination necessary in 1012 had been ac cepted and he had won. He would now be the occupant of the White House instead of Mr. Wilson. The jrre.-it strug gle in Europe would have bro ken out under his administration. If Ritner keeps on smashing Of course records we will expect him to His third term thinly ! receive a challenge from Bar- : diacriiiaort aa a "sprnnH plpetivp fiev UlCltleiCi. term," would be in process ot being succeeded by a fourth term. He would at this mo ment be demanding re-election because of the risk of swap ping horses in crossing the stream. And in the improbable con tingency that he had so guided ao JOY WILL be mi&L vr- the country as to keep it out or the war. he would be just as vociferous in clamoring that his efforts for peace should be rec ognized with a fourth term and piausibly arguing that he should be continued in OlllCe Pendleton men accompany him on until the European peril hadjhorws out 60 riders from poniani passed. With success in 1916 !wiU "tt-nd him The (,r'"ia" thl9 I ... ... i morning says: he would invent other reasons ; More than 0 rld(.r, , be tn just as potent for giving him a special escort of King Joy (Til D. fifth term in 1920, should he i Taylor), of the Rose Festival. Urvive his fourth, and SO ma-i when he makes his appearance as a . I real live cowboy In the fraternal, nipulate the federal patronage ( mllltary tlvlc and ;ndutriai parade as to make it well night imp0S-,,he morning of June 9 Arrangements "ible to oust him. jfor n participation of members of It is too' soon yet to appreci- h" 5??,fcB4 . i. u i x . the Portland Lnlon Stockyards have ate fully the harm to America been com)1ted by wlllIam H mui?. and to American traditions that ! trey, president of the stoc kyards. was averted when Mr. Boots TtSe rkUra wfll eJeetntHt at the car veil was providentially defeat- H4rn" at Twenty-third and Wwhlns- i r..n c,i j ii. a. j l ton streets and accompany the king eo in uu. .-nuoying uiat. ue-1 in( tn, PtodIHofl rioM to the point feat in the light of subsequent of formation near the big spectacle events, we Can See that his can-! King Joy has many personal frlendi didacv four vears ago brought i1" Portland who are members of the . , , Htock Kxchange and officials and em- very near to us the menace ML.or. , tht Vnlon atockrtrtM, and a Mexicanized chief magistra- the extra ridere win fcrm an Impoaing CV. Will that menace be turn- escort as he rides through the city on aside in 19187 'horseback In addition to the M .9 ; riden from Portland, more than a n't,.. ti,...u, fu- dozen Pendleton men Will also eccom Who - Hughes n Chicago is p.im. , kia ni, hr,llk loul t. question that will probably j ,hrtigh the chy. be answered soon. At recent Rotu4-TJpa. in Pendleton -a- ith,. atockyftrde nun In general hav A little fine more or ICSS is 't'efi present, and all itiwf who will not so bad but to be deprived r",!" !" ""' ":u;"nt :,r- "'r!,"nal . , ' . friends of Kinu Joy M the pleasure of fishing Or Then, the 'jregon Fnerifr, who are hunting for the rest of the year, ! going to hold their convention here Remonstrance Will be Made Against North Side Paving TlllltD MAN FOll RACK As a result of a meeting of north side property owners with the street committee of the rity council and the : mayor last evening. It was decided I that a remonstrance would be put in I '.o check the present plans for improv ! ing North Main, Wilson, Madlaon. Hlane and Matlock streets and that I instead the one district would be di I vided Into three districts so that each I could carry out Its own plans without regard to the other. It was proposed to throw North Main to Wilson and Wilson from Main i to Jefferson into one district, htftdt j son street from .Inckson to Wilson ln j to another and the balance of Wilson : street to Blaine and a)laine and Mat lock Into a third. Such sentiment as was expressed for the Improvement Of North Main fa vored paving the full width. n I Main and on Wilson to Jefferson there rill be a great deal of solid rock ex cavation and it was felt that property ( owners living on streets where there, would be only dirt excavation should not have to assist In paying for the solid rock work W. 8. Brock, Nee-. mith Ankeny and Lot Livermore were j appointed to take up the plans fur the' .Main street district S. E. ltoosevelt and E A. BChlf fieri were named to make plans for the; (Continued from page one.) will support Leonard Wood for the republican nomination If his name comes seriously before the conven lion, two of the colonel's visitors de. C tared. fie was said to have made the statement during a general conversation. Ilritlsli hose Late Qhine, BRITISH HKADQUARTBR8, in France, June 6. The Hrltlsh and fiermans are fighting hard In the re gion of Ypres where last Saturday the Hrltlsh In hand-to-hand encounters re captured most of the trenches the Ger mans had taken from them provlouely n the sector from the Ypres-('omlne I anal to Hooge Point. In the face of repeated attacks the British have been unable to retain the hulk of the recaptured ground, but still are fighting strenuously to keep what they have and to recapture what they have lost. Madison street improvement. This street Is already graded and the gen eral opinion seems to be that the ma jority of property owners wanted It paved. No commlttei hird propoeed grades have air On these streets that the streets cd or paved The great majority of those present last evening did not favor the Im provement as provided by the plan1 and specifications. was naned for the district However, tad? been established and It is probable will either he grad- thls week, threaten to do a little es corting of their own. Since the king is one of their number, anyway, they think they ought to come In for some of the glory that he Is getting out of this king business They are figuring on appropriating a horse apiece and form a sort of bodyguard. PARENT TEACHERS CLUB ENDORSES NO CANDIDATF ties necessary for a successful school director must embody, along with the essential necessity of being well vers ed and progressive In all matters per- I talning to school affairs, business abil ity, discretion, unbiased point of view and liberal Judgment, the Parcnt- Teacher organizations do not at this j time, nor have they at any time In the j past, endorsed any person for this po sition." LADIES MAKI QAROIKO STATEMENT RE VAOAJfCT ON LOCAL school BOARD. At a meeting of tie advisory Coun cil of the Parent-Teacners' associa tion h Id yesterday afternoon, it was decided not to place a candidate In strlcl attention to the HEALTH SAVING EFFORTS Will be bettor reWftfdtd if ton ANOTHER CARLOAD II RECEIVED Come in and learn why this car is running on the road when others of equal first cost are in the shop. Pendleton Auto Co. Show room corner Court and Cottonwood Sti. Telephone 603 the field for 'be office of school direc tor at this time, inasmuch an a can didate cannot be found who meet the requirements of this organization The council .iiit horned the follow ing statement I oncernlng the position taken: "Appreciating 'hat the .( Tin 1 1 - keep th" Liver active. splendid assistance in Stomach and Villi VMil fill TJOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters
