East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 24, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textit, it inn rjATrD DAILY EAST ORBGQMAK, PfiDLfeTON, 6Jnftd& SAtA JEdE '24. 1S16.4 10 mm The Handsomest Body top of Any louring Car Its Bate canti lever springs make it by far the easiest rid ing car. The bail bearing steering - gear and the easy gear shift will appeal ;o wo men whoilrive pas senger New Mitchell "six" in Pen dleton $1475 5 pas senger New Mitchell "six" in Pen dletpn $1440 McCOOK & BENT LEY p3 East Court Street. Comer Thompton. m - mm Telephone 65 EPVP:iES(KlLL MINER ieg the Meyer building, between Twen- 1 patriation bill that passed both hotCCB IN MINNESOTA STRIKE n and Twntv-flrst streets on of parliament and has been prumul- Grand avenue, assaulted and danger- gated to go Into effect In a few 31vrv,. utB y-inh, i inJu""J L"' -'olli" negro, as months, 3titrrS miner. toT! W TO TJJt: Ttet 1 i. it. reet 1 tlitll MR talrWA thr iherlffs when u..r'L.l f... Ik.. X?.'.T XT."-.-,, - -. ... ... ner. was wounded by de ; . " i miner? at- ,,...... ,v ... uwi "tiwim av measiaej ... Smb. .,,.: i -i ti to believe tha: tle f.H ........... ...r-,v. . .. .1. , .u nM ni. -oiiiik Maura kv arqob me i,rdu . -.- : i avenue viaduct He pushed his way I expatriartion of Japanese means dig. r '-nerui a ,jciviie "- ,hr..n,h -jtikW men 1 liUMfUT lie iW, . Ctoklu from a brick ' ..." wn -e- TTT' , tee7 ..i :- UUtli he WHS sL.lODe.I bv 11 tialr.. III., n . hOWaror. ' Itlttl - th:.r nif.L-ine- lan-.i.. Swa frr.tr. a crwd of men and wo- . ' " ... V ' " .JL- !- .. . . . ' t ' A , 5h . ' -aciMap em up inurt. ' e into 500a .lmtrtiJn cimerrs is a OiiMiV f;w'rb!n..n, tf,rt.- rf " :,re -u twin '-MkM-tlw'MitnBrtki.' I w,loa.ed frwu the WMoenyy trom me upper .tone, 01 ,u,4 , iJnoder su,r..lp int of the development nnuseu without effect, fine hundred ... , ,, .v, - 1 ' 1 MoFw-ere exchanged before the min- .X"! t !" " 7"' ! '" , Tl , lU'U "VI 'T " -rw. l w"milw UCUIIIC H-.ill I I LI , Th pnlrlnBaa raKa hm dub -nl 1 zens. the papr 'says, "the time may ! knocked Cullirs duwn. He got - up. xiBif jtefloif o th.em .will, bynic . si- erini! aril irtinnaii. uih the club; i')nftitiBin, juemLiers of tba cabinet .aiwin 9-nt him to trte pavmett. ln-J"f ven pcsiiideht. That should be t uiher putrolmi n who knew Collins ! cause for priiie; ana such a turn of took him away from the one who was ifaira would prove tie friendly re- ira to . ne uuou oetwe. a toe two satiric na- 6ET ENCOURAGEMENT FROM THE GERMANS REI'lUJi. J VTI:s 01 Kl!KU Ul lMHTW To si VVOUt I'iUEXT ATHTl DC (itrtuan t iiueus lu Mexico Siiil to Be trcatoil With tbc Gn-uto.-i t'tw-abl-traitoU; lnivrt i Sen Molested, cral .oxucs, M-uiKucu. ij, Cun occUon with .vita,.. A WASHI-ToTON. jane' -M.-AJvices ( mencti n,.'re fTyrti Mexico allege that' the German re'urese'ntames there havej emouraged General Carraaxa and the officers of the de facto government in their opposltiyji to I'nlted State troops remaining, in that countr. The form uf encouragejii. ir. was said to I have been moral rather than material. The report further declares .that j German citizens. In Mexico are being; treated with great consideration, their property not being molested Some) American have taken advantage u( I the l'aors accorded German subjects' i; lacing their propc.it in the, hand of German friends uoon leaving! Mex-i fco. ' T ' liiis luftrmation, was disclosed by competent authoj-iu in conneciU'n With lnfi'riuation emu . ruing lie ac-L ?raiu 'it,iptleii. now aitjer lu- ... .-.. xrjw vr. cuivpujt,y j, v n'liiciii tomeij m American muni lions planus (aod unj. 1 arrest iu 'g land. Von Kiplclen is known by.th. era were dispersed. Polirftnan I RruUI. A. CrrT. fane if. A pofitfe red tip'for'hls worv of goard- 1 xi. Li. :;...... ui iiit? ritu nai AILMENTS n of the Stomach Bowels rhould ed. Na'ure I som circ you against Under uch t.lvpr or ' ompany. demanded an explanation j I lie Killed in livploMii Haul. He was told that Collins had ' cursed I i'Al'.KY 8OUXD, Ont June he patrolman" Mr. Benjamin s.d ' least five workmen were killed and he am noCSelleva Collins was abu- seriously injured here in an exulo- lafeii min said he would fie s'n .followed, by fire in the Plant of with the board of police lne Canadian Explosive Company, Amjr4ditoii( - I .ijmiied. fTJOSTETTER'S l 1 St Hti p-t- 'KiQ, Jap HOz- r Chohfl ! SB 11" 1 Are- De-ired. n. June 20 The Vp Toklo. offered its co. jn the solution of the . German army surgeons have to have gold ,for many jobs of jaw patch ing. Amoros the articles beim; melt ed down for the material are old edding rings, English coins aj.d nality problem by the j fillings from the teeth. Our air-work Speaks for Itself Reo U- thorlty ienftblll as well as by'.goy ernuietit 'official's" to have been most the In Mexican . affairs. His ,.. tiuties began at the time Villa, and Carranza were at "Jus, and nht jfu erta went to the binder to direct, a plot to gain Cpjttfbi of the g'jiein-ment. The information obtained leads ol- ficials to believe that Von Rintelen thought that by startlug a dispute be (ween the I'nlted States and Mcxic". unmitinn shipments :r..m America would be stopped; that the I'nlted States would be too busy to pursue the ubrnarlpe lontroversj, and that the allied navies would be prevented from securing fuel pjIQjnd gasoline from the Mexican fields. More than 60 per cent of the id! used in the. British na vy comes from Mexico. It was pointed. out that at no time would the tinted Slates have failed I to iirpss its demon, l-- i .. .1 .' A7. ' ' .11 legato 10 uio 1 conduct of submarine warfare, even I if a state 01 war existed With Mexico. I As for exportation o( oil from Mexi can flelb, it wa.i said that in the event of liar betweeu the Cuile,d States ..nd Mexico, nmie means will be Tound to prevent tin plans u( Von llintelen from btn' realized. Tk. '.TTTO 7 iiamra 01 r i curico siaiiortn, ol f New Yui;k. a rormer banker In Mexj- j co. and Andrew C. Meloy, also o'f New I York, arc mentioned In connection j Willi that of. von Hjntelmi. Slallforth; tfhfi w'as said to have been associated j. with vo" .l;mtelen. :n Mexico, was called before the federul grand J,un In New y0rk t" testify as to his ac-1 thities. SJeloj also wa.- associated with von Hintelen in Mexico. He was indicted in .ew V. rk on the charge of hav- j ing obtained a false passport tor von' liintelm. " " Another name mentioned with vol Iflntelen's was that or bavld Lafnar sometimes tailed "the wolf of Wall! street" and indicted with him Lamar'' is Mm 10 nave onmrned a large sum of money from von Rintelen to be used in promoting certain plans re garding Mexico, ;,nd dock strikes in New York. .So far as It Is known In vVHwhinirton, l.amar performed' no services commensurate with the som of money he is Mid to have rerWved ST. i.OI fs PI v Tltl M Wakes i ok Mnurr i : E i KRY iob that IfJrXes our shop rtleans another hoo t r ha? been made for independent Garage re pair service. Th's department is under the personal supervision of a .!..(. j;.. i..ti.,. wjio-i iiktwiie uae-of the owners. We realize that we must give you. conscientious work at fair prie to win and kp your patronagerand we are doing iti We 3o not pad your work, but try to keep your re pair bills down and your car on the road. W not only repair automobiles but will overhaul, re pair or make new parts for any kind of farming machin ery. Bring in your taterpillera, combined harvesters. ieaai-r. mower, binders, gat engines, pumps, etc., we will make them work like new. Sen-ice station for gasoline, lubricant and accessories. F ree air and water at curb. A car washer who knows bow. m ' Independent Garage Hemmelgarn & Webb, Props. Corner East (Jotirt ,fbpniron Streets. Telephone 635 i i.i . lir'a ; ...... m Z 3riat there were n0 flies n the r dionoi lata, coiiveutlou .Ju i i 1 i "Reason-Why" Tiis - GOODRICH "Rarefoof "fires I T are light in weight, and close VJ irraiiveri. Thi7',vf fceifj riKStely ffre from Hie usual rfwrt s'flHsWiirTs-nr "filers," that give excess Weight, stiffness, and grind, to Tire treads. More than (.X) different Makesnd Branrls bflftter'-Oar.'rKl 'rVtirk,' Tires were manufactured ajifi jeold tfi U..A. last vear, 1915. fTlnse totalled about 12, OOO.OOfllircs. (V that 12,(KK),000 total Tires, the R ts'oodrv-h t. rhatle alW sWne fourth. IHOH OT Yet, -Tu-es are only one of the 207 different lines of Rubber Good.; made by the Goodrich Rubber Factory, which is the hi rii .-f in tl World, t; ' a' R r Goodrich Best-in-tho-Alarket Fabric Tires ran be, and ore. cold to Consumers (via Dealers) at atWMVlMHtfMima, per Mxvertd Mile c Ll an Compare figuresTRrovith and see! 1 Goodrich "Fair-List" Prices 30x3 30x3' ) 32x3ij 33x4 -34x4 -35x4'.-3Sx4 37x5 BKJaI Oiii 11 r - - - - i ,fiv - - - - 320 - - - - $22,40 - ... $31i20 - - - - 31.80 - - - $37.25 ..i i saiwaxtwi Goodiich Truck Tires R EPLACEM ENTS of othtr Makes of Trucl;Eaiies.uilhi I i JV..- tfj,w-m-m-- w" iitsi toot iran were us soi.nvi 11)12 Changef 1913 " mia " " " 1015 " " " " These Chararevow to fja thoir own story Vj .' ...'., uwnti. THE D. F. QdODRKA tXL, GOOaRICH Fair- I TIRES i "Black-Tread" "TEXTAN ?Does for your SHOE Soles what black "Bare foot-Rubber" Joes for Goodrich TIRE Schs. Weari longer than Leather I Is Waterproof I -t-U Non-slippery I h Lighter tlam Leather I Is more I'texAlc than l.r.ler I -Is t. A SIKH on your Tect I Ask your Snoc Dealer, or Shoe Repairer, for Tcxtan Soles on your next pair of Shoes. Complete Stock of Goodrich Tires Carried at the Motor Garage urego n 119-121 Wost Court Street. Telephone 468 RUSSIAN REVERSES REPORTED BY BERLIN hctlve In church work as tjiry should to reconsecrate their, lives; Klghty-slx persons answered his BEniJN, June 2.1.-!e(jntlnulpg:lau' an" 11 n'm l" ""a "'' their successful countey offensive airairst the Russians, liermaa troopi thave captured positions o.fwwn So- kill and Tlnlcwha. rriiblrlg nemy counter attacks, the waromce an- timin.-'oH fin I . 1 1, . 0, : ,.f fli. rhu. i he Russians have been driven hack. '., Russian atiapks southwest of Re glechln and Kolkl failed. Other en iny attacks neftr HajWorenku ami itotpliiKe werev repdlsW Spfterlii-! heavy losses., n the dacj. si. Louis eas'iire, lo'the At the Wrom- Inent street cornerx. public fly-traps. jpiit H aria h ij xbowivda iIm ileciim- l-!iig pl.t nr.-. were acta V e Uoj,.l catch several pounds of flies each day. Ri HCifwi, Mfc's ttl Jloh, rfAAs c!iry, ,im,c , fiui.m Ihlrihioinfe.s uf llffl, ratlv Sonda"'. ml H his iermon, "Let;)Toiir Ught Shine." "But." he ndded. "most of you Walt luull the hearse Is ready to come out air plan, nernre you nttend to the wnwuy, b isinesH of life ret- ralllrrg In a min- iKter." Afrar thn lone nl ,he unrnion It. RMfefMlflMl f.ff frM hltU if, Me asked persons who had not been as nearly all of them were converts Merely doing things for riod wag not what 'pleased hjm, 'Itllly said It was the way thos things were done "You may he a sinner slttim; In the, pew, or u saint thawing ffoitn water Idpes. "True religion Isn't (he kind thai "lis In lf)e shade sa1ng 'My, It's so hot,' when it might to he In the field breaking clod, killing weeds, diitclng ajt rophera and shouting skunks." Helen Sflnday was ;rfit(ihg the crowd tlau filled half the Tabernacle. N'oi II' ten, the evancellst's married dau- rbti'r, hirt Helen SttAda' . a girl from 'he Oftdfnllnws' Home, which had A rtpervcil ' secttori flhdeheaver had freen Informed of the coincidence In riflinee and calling tip? roll of the few flederatfons present, tnld Miss Sunday tle oughl to meet fhe original Helen fmirrrfismnn Ilrndy to fio. WA.-WI'NGTIIN: linae M;4I(eprc -liintr. Tilson; It geMrvItt lltliteiiaiit- colonel In the Connecticut national Kimrd, unnnuncefl rint ir war -with Mexico comes he will resitD his seat in I oinfra.H and go to tha front. Representative Chlporfleld, who Is ludije adfocatc of ihe Illinois national cuald. a rfaik Id' fill Hi t iifftetcd by ( Hlk r'liiW.HJhrf unCf,(1 idt lie nl -vn.tild n-ajfii as rrpresen- liitlv !f c:ille4roiit. More than !2.(ion stndenU are studying agriculture In ihe college of the United S'ntes. THE WHOLE BODY MEED8PUflE BLOOD Tim bone, the muscles, rtri.l all Oil MrgMk of (lie hnflv'dPlsPltil Kit tin ir Ctrengtb nml lone end healthy action Tn MM bto.nl. Hood's Sarsnparilln mnkes pure Wood, It is positively unequaled in the (rent B'iil of seroriila, gtrrh, rtiMitiiaiittn. lyi-ptptts, logs i r rtl r)M) ttrflt lire.f 1sin?: T1 no ntlutr n:nl. irti Ijj it. 4., 1 A II I 16 sold Py uil