East Oregonian : E.O., June 13, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1916
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Urafoa. at tuu&fm nail matter
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AN INDBI'BNIWKT NEWSPAPER.
ON I UJi AT
lUresu. WW Swartlj Building
1 i . Rareae Ml. Four-
t, N W
Caaauo II
JBfe
81 i: St 111 IT ion KATES
l IN ADVANCE.
nelij. aaa rear, hj mall $& 00 ;
Uallj. all ai. ml..- by nail 2.50
tally, three mouths, ay aull l il
IHUy. an taoi its. by nail 50 1
I wily, one rear by writer 7.50 !
Dally atx uiuntlta, by carrier Mil
Dally, one month, by carrier ..- 65
Dally. Itir n.miha. bj carrier 1.W
Semi Weekly, one year, by mail 1.50
Seai! Weekly, ail months, by aull ?t
Mail Wrekly. four tt'.utba. by mail 50
l i.l Ml I MW.
1 knew hnn tor a gentlen...ii
1 sicns lh.it never fail;
His coat was r. .tilth and rather
worn,
Ufa olfcaakl were thin and
; kit
A lad who had his wa) to make.
With little lime for play
1 knew him for a gentleman
He met his mother on the
street :
Off came his little cap.
My door was shut: he wailed
Until 1 heard his rap.
H- took bund la from my
hand.
And when 1 dropped my pen
He sprang to pick it up for me.
This pentleman of ten.
He does not push and crowd
alone.
His voice is m-ntly pitched:
He does not fling his books
about
As if he were bewitched:
He
He
aside to let you pass,
s shuts the door,
n errands willingly
and mill and store.
He thinks of you before him
self. He serves you if he can.
For in whatever company
The manners make the man.
At ten or forty 'tis the same.
The manner tells the tale.
And I discern the gentleman
Bv siens that never fail.
THE G, O. P. SHIP SUBSIDY
PLANK
3N view of the present ex
tortionate charges for
ocean shipping the decla
ration for a ship subsidy by the
lepublican national platform
sounds peculiar to say the least.
Grain charters are so high
that ocean carriers for two
years past have been getting
more for carrying wheat to
Liverpool that the farmer gets
for his wheat in Umatilla coun
ty. For months the Liverpool
wheat price was above the $2
mark while our farmers were
offered but 85 or 90 cents for
their wheat. The carrying
charge on wheat from New
w aamaaaT ' f MmM i
That the Boy is
Father to the Man
is a truism that has its later day applica
tion in the fact that the young man of to
day gives the "tone" to the styles his
father wears.
For the dressy busi
ness man, the lines
must be youthful
without being young.
And the young man
comes to his own
when selecting a suit
from these famous
makes of clothes.
Selected foreign and
imported fabrics, fin
est designing, careful tailor
ing, skilled attention to de
tails of fit and finish these
are some of the advantages
of wearing
Bond Note
;r.KATKi:ij DYES
$15 to $30
BOND BROTHERS
Pendleton's Leading Clothiers
' '
of a party pledged, not to re- a presidential year and there-
duce rates as Wilson is trying j fore an open season for croak
to do, but to further enrich theiers the situation is extremely
ship owners by means of gifts satisfactory.
from the federal treasury. ....
How do northwest wheat Pendlton has a widespread
York to Liverpool is now close (farmers like this business? reputation as a prosperous and
to $1 per bushel while tht Can they in common sense fol-l growing town; it is a reputa
normal rate is but three cents how the q o. P. trumpet while jtion based on facts, not on fic
a bushel on the Atlantic. lit nlavs the shin owner's tune jtion, and we should see to it
:. . : , i a I . . - , 1 - 'friar tt - anv-iaKlo rannfo ! .
quipping cvniuwic resraroiess oi tne prouucei s i "'" mwi,iniuiv n-Kuvt io
TWO SENATORS AND
AMBASSADOR To AID
The
reaping a golden harvest. Some Irieeds?
snips are paying lor themselves
tinuously justified. To a large
, extent towns are what their
PROSPERITY ;Peple make them.
in a single voyage, at the same ; ABOUNDING
time meeting tne war insur-; .
ance which is not high, thusi-w- NFORMATION contained! pome people think the Uni
showing the war dangers are II in the Clews financial re-1 a States is ease loving and
not responsible for high rates.;'" view for June 3 reflects j'abby because it does not
Yet the republican platform i the pronounced prosperity of wreak into the European war;
just adopted carries the old ; the country, in all sections. such PefJP'e "ho"1d to Eu
plea for a -hip subsidy, couch-! Bank clearings last week at Pe lf they are so eager for
ed in slightlv different langu- j leading cities were 56 per cent ?ore-
age. and denounces the admin- ahead of last year ; a very large j N '
istration -hipping measure ".un. even allowing for the ef- , .. ' entiuuM the
which is a genuine plan for re- feet of high values. Railroad ;e bu" mooe .enma.e ,?
lief to the producers and man- earning! for April thus far re- fcf eT Z rl
ufacturers of the country. ported show an increase of over jover and vote as they see fit.
For the merchant marine Z2 percent. New capital is-1 fe republicans have often
section in the republican plat- , si es in May in the principal spiked the democratic guns;
lorm mere seems out one ex- Mates are estimated at aD0Ul this vear the tables are turned
piaiiauon. 1 ne nra guaru ih aiyz.uoo.ouu, wnicn was near-
playing up to the 'war chest.''
No doubt the shipping interests
an be shaken down for a huge
Judge ('. E. Wilvi-rton In the United
States district court today overruled
a demurrer agnlnut the indictment
Tauscher and ..tliera are Indicted
tor having set un foot a "military en
terprise" tu destroy me Welland oa- f
nal. Herliert Sm. ;ne, attorney fori
(he defendant", argued that since the
men were armed only with pistol and,
carrtod a large quantity of dynamite
that their action was not a military
enterprise within the meaning of the
law. Judge Wolvtrton ruled that the
indictment sufficiently charges a
crime under the laws Involved. The
government is prepared to go on with
the ase and will a."k for a spe.'dy
trial.
formerly resided In Sun riinclsi and
are said to he wealthy.
The German-American alli-
MAY DELAY NAMING
HUGHES' SUCCESSOR
j WASHINGTON, June 13. Presi
dent Wilson U) expected to delay flll
j ing the vacancy on the supreme court,
j caused by the resignation of Justice
I Hughes until about the time the court
i reconvenes in October after the sum.
mer recess.
It would he Impoalible for the pres
' ident to make an appointment and ob
tain confirmation before the adjourn
ment of the court as the senate will
not be in session until Tuesday
Friends of democratic candidates'
for the bench are expected to urge
early action to head off any possible
campaign for former President Taft.
Si rue Taft named Mr, Hughes It is
thought probable that Hughes, if el
ected, will appoint the former presi
dent to the first vacancy.
trcd Minister sol. ken.
ROBBBfTRO, Ore, June 13. Kev.
itobert Hooth, aged 96 years, probably
one of the best known ministers in
Oregon, is said to lie in a precarious
condition at the home of his daughter,
Mrs Kdward Slnifleton. In this city.
Mr Hooth came here from Kugene
about two weeks ago and was stricken
wlih intestinal trouble, i in account of
his advanced age the attending physi
cian." are doubtful of his recovery
Hall Stone, t'ancer and fleers o' ths
stomach and Intestines. Autn-lntoxl-CStlon.
Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis
and other fatal ailments result from
Stomach Trouble Thousands of
Stomach Sufferers nwetheir com
plete recovery to Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy Unlike any other for Ktom
..ch Ailments. For sale by druggists
very whore
IK double a year ago and the
I largest May on record except i ance feels good over the victory
' 1 y 1 0 . A feature worth noting ! of Hughes over Roosevelt.
sum this vear. With the easv 'i:- the flood of mnnicinal bond !
money they sre making the,i.-sues, the total for the year It is none too soon to pre-j
i-hip men can stand heavy con-: 1915 being about $500,000,- jpare for a real record breaking ; wAOTTOfOTON Tn 13. John it.
tributions. It is a busim-ss 000, or the largest total on rec- crowd for the Round-Up; it is; McLean's will, filed in court here pro
matter with them. They like rd. Still another feature isicoming. Uide that alt personal property ami
high charters and they will the numerous new petroleum I . M."""' , .he ii-" the late PubiWier- vast
l i.,..,.. t- i li .u. ..-.-j t-1 This vear the democrats are ! estate shall go to his son, Kdward B.
.,, imm u,i, 11.11 mill iiui.iiK i.-Ue, mf umi reuoneu nil,, t 5 - :r. I McLean, and that unoa the
1 . aj waov 1111 11 (i 1 1 1 j . j 'yii
achievements.
.
MlSS Summer Was late in ! receive 1104,000 when they reach the
'cominir but is nrettier than Ut of yewa, tl00.00 additional at
tne war out lust as lung u
hey can after th" close of the
war They can afford to
r-pend much money to put a
friendlv administration into
li I a. v j. 1 tvfC ..,..
jMctv aione ijeiiij H,wVVWi
'I he record of new enterprise
May shows particular ac-
the total charters of con
above one million capital
lor
t.vity
cern"
latter'"'
death the estate shall pass to his chll-l
dren. in any event. It provides that!
Kdward H. UcUeM'l children shall
power and they will te reas- heing 1309,000,000, or 170
sured by the declaration of the per cent above the same month
republican nominee that the last year. Dividend and infer
tility platform meets with his est payments in June are esti
rntire approval. mated at $137,000,000, or
The election of Hughes on $17,000,000 more than last
the platform he endorses will ear.
ever.
IIHIHI
GERMANS MUST STAND
TRIAL FOR PLOTTING
MISS WINIFRED EC WOLFI
NEW yoltK, June 13. -Senator
O'Gorman of New York, Senator phe
lan of California, and Oeorge Bakh
metieff, ambassador from Russia, have
been asked to aid m the search for
:9 year old Winifred De Wolfe, a
student of dancing under Theodore
Kosloff, of the Kusslan Hullet
Miss I)e Wolfe disappeared April
?.f, from her home here where she
lived with her mother. The lie Wolfes
Reasonable
Care of the
Stomach
:.( and another 1100,004 a' 35.
In regard to the McLean newspaper!
properties, the will stipulates that the
Washington Post and the Cincinnati and ROWBM Is MM of Nature's require
Enquirer ihal not be sold without thi Intents for Hie maintenance of health.
mnsent of Francis T, Homer, a Hal-, As Soon as any Weakness In hIioh 11, try
NKW ViItK, June 13. -Captain timorc lawyer who liandled much or
Hans Tauscher, husband of Madame.. Mr. McLean's business.
1 Cadskl. Wolf von Igle and others must!
iro rin trial for a nlot to destrov th.'! Klectrlc siens haa nwl leu 1 1 v r,.. I I
MM the installation in power. Considering the fact this is'Welland canal. placed all others for night service. '
LJOSTETTER'S
Storpach Bitters
NOT
YOU
WHAT A CAR DOES TODAY.
HOW A CAR WORKS WHILE NEW,
OR WHAT A SKILLED DRIVER CAN SHOW
THAT'S GOING TO GIVE YOU SERVICE
It's What the Car Will do Every Day.
REO
is running on the road with you at the wheel, giving you
pleasure and convenience, while many other cars of equal
and higher price are running up a bill for their owner in the
repair shop.
It's the Way REO is Made
. Call and let us explain in detail.
Reo Four Cylinder, 5-pasenger, fully equipped,
f. o. b. Pendleton $1025.
Pendleton Auto Co.
Show room corner Court and Cottonwood Sti.
Telephone 603
REO "SIX" 7-P ASSENGER, FULLY EQUIPPED
F. O. B. PENDLETON $1400