East Oregonian : E.O., June 24, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

PAGE SIX
DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1916.
TWELVE PAGES
E
ing old man Carranza
very poor advice; just ;
did the Irish.
eeklj at T
the
;.-H!NJ CO.
I iff!
UhbIw I
tared tr
1
OK KALE IN nTHKli CITIES
jvatively to a discussion of min-
' imum quantities instead of
business which is represented in
"Exclusive of $8,000,000 col-1 There is some wheat in this
lected in July. 1916, the Inter- country that is far from look
mil Revenue Bureau has as-1'"? like a crop failure.
MtBftd during the current f is-
etlmr $113,000,000. Thial. 'Vt your plans made for at-
lltclttdtt S.V2.127.604.05 cor- te,ulinK the ehautauqua
iporation income tax and $61.-
some
is they
VVIU'OI may MANAGE s
CAMPAIGN FOB HllillKS
perla; U . -ci Newe Stan. Portland, j
Funding
1, Voat
riewmtn Vvp ".. I rtland. Oregon
UN f I LK AT
Cblrago BnrMB. out Secorltj
Waehlaft, I C i Bureau 5
watt strwt. s
CBSCFIITIOS RATES
i IN AOVANCKi
Dallf. 7'. H
Dally, all noDtha. bj mall X.50
Dallj. Uree mnntha. by nail 123
Dalit on m.:b. bi mall -W
048.324.79 individual income
tax. a total of $113,175,928.84.
If 10 per cent of this amount III
carried over for payment dur
ing the first ten days of the
next fiscal year, the collection
of the balance by the govern
ment during this year, together
with the $8,000,000 naid in
Dally. ol year, by carrier 7.50 . ,,
Ualli. ati Tn ntha by carrier S 7& , July, 191 L Will amount to
8SIJ: SS l 110,000.000. while only six
eml WwIy. one year. ty mall 1 So months ago it Was estimated
mXS: trSLX'SkZ 8 that the collections would be
only $85:000.000 for the year."
Government officials declare
it la difficult to realize the ex
tent of the expansion of busi
ness and private incomes rep
resented by this increase in the
income tax. It must be re
membered that the estimate of
$85,000,000 for the year's col
lections was formulated last
September, when the country
was in the midst of an era of
prosperity which many per
sons already had character-
' ized as unprecedented. The
1 estimate of $85,000,000 was
I J J- A5
a oasea upon prospective conun-
uance and expension of the
Z prosperity of which so many
Th Eagles and their ladies enjoyed
a very pleasant darning party last
evening; in the Eagle-Woodman
hall
Mil MESSAGE OF SONG
Tou do not sigh in all the
world alone,
To or usees clinging;;;
1 think the birds Have sorrows
of their own.
But they keep singing.
a.
Even n w a bird whose young
have flown afar
That thought Is bringing:
From the lone daybreak to the
twilight star
The bird is singing!
F. L. Stanton
THE CALL OF UNCLE SAM
signs then were perceptible. It
provided for a considerable in
crease over the collections of
the preceding year. The sta
tistical experts of the bureau
who have sought to interpret
the significance of the pros
pective increases in the income
tax collections are almost at a
loss to estimate even in round
numbers the volume of new
maximum, Secretary McAdoo
the increases. Several week
ago one of the highest expert-
. of the internal revenue service
; expressed the belief that an in.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tubbs and
tittle daughter arrived home yeaiet
J. iy from Bart, North Dakota. whrn.
(hey had bun visiting Mr. Tubbs
parent since the dose of school. They
also visited with relatives in Siwney,
Montana.
A social afternoon by the Faren'
Te.ichers' association of the" Washing"
ton school, will be held Monday at
the home of Mrs Thomas Hampton
315 Lewis street.
Under the auspices of a committee
from Integrity- Lndge. 1. O. O. F., a
basket picnic will be held at the j
Trowbr'dge grove, one mile above I
town, tomorrow. All those going are
requested to meet at the lodge hall
at a. m. where transportation
will be furnished to eTeryone.
The following program, together
with prizes offered lias been arranged:
1 Girls' race, under
yards. Priie. necklace
I of Sol Baura.
I
AT COST
SALE
I
1
GUNS, AMMUNITION, FISHING TACKLE, BICYCLES j
AND BICYCLE TIRES, BOYS WAGONS, ETC.,
HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS, CLOCKS AND WATCHES,
WILLIAM H . VJJL-LCC
CAMPBELL STUDIO hi
WilUtm
man f utt
R. WMcov form-r ,
I ew York nul.li.- .,., .
c n ini ,.M.n and - lose persona, frvn jf
amuM Hughes, who
"e named to condui
lor the republican
liiee.
may :
net the campaign
presidential i.o.n-
TENTS, WAGON COVERS, BED SHEETS, ETC.,
HUNTING CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES.
ALL KINDS CAMP EQUIPMENT.
10 years, Jo
Compliments
-Boys' races under 10 years, ;5
cap, compliments ot
STANFIELD IS STRONG IN
RACE FOR SPEAKERSHIP
yards. Prize,
Max Baer. 1
3 Peanut race, ladies, free for all. j Eg
Prize, I hinaware, compliments ol' lnat R- Stanfield. joint repre .:
Frank Whetstone. sentative from Umatilla and Morrow
4 Pie eating contest, championship r""" la " tar tne strongest man
of the lodge, prize, compliments In-
ffStW EVEtiYTHIKO FOR THE
jUM MUft CAMP
tegrity lodge.
o Sack race, boys under IB years,
Uo yards. Prize, srraw hat, compli
ments of Hub Store.
6 Married ladles' race. Prize, ad
justable soap dish, compliments C. P
Miller.
7 Three legged race, free for all.
Prize, pocket knife, compliments Tay
lor Hardware Store.
S Ladies' race, free for all, 'li
jmm HE rapidity and eagerness
UL with which the Oregon
national guard has
snonded to the call of the Dresi
dent typifies the patriotic spir- percentages employed in this
it of the country and the show- estimate are accurate it is to be
ing being made bv our guards- assumed that the increase of
" . ..J... . t- 9B AAA AAA r,rnr lAnlroJ fnr
man I amn U ITH'cnmnP 1 S . ", v v nun jwfxvu iw
iii. 11 . i j , . . - ....... -
comDlimentan- to the state.
in tne race for speakership of the I
house and will be chosen is ihe belief's
of Representative Roy W. Ritner whu I
has Just returned from a tour of the'
state In behalf of the Stanfield race H
for speaker.
According to Ritner the Stanfield
strength la general all over the state ' B
and at the present time so many leg-1
islators are under pledge that the ! H
ectlon of the Pendleton man Is vir-1
tuiillv a certainty, unless very unfore- j S
seen developments arise.
In Pendleton there is no mi
litia company but not to be
held back on this account 26
f our young men took advan
tage of a chance to enlist in
one of the Idaho commands. It
would be preferable for them
to be in an Oregon regiment
yet the Idaho boys will fight in
the same cause as Oregon so it
does not matter so much after
all.
rri .r . I'ltniTilimnnts 1
Art A, nAn XI : I - ,
crease 01 ao,uuu,vuu in me in-! i;0wman.
Come tax would represent an 9 Potato race, children under ; r.lrl phuiiic- to Death
re. increase Ot trom $1,DUU,UUU.-; 1ars- cumpumenu o-iu-io ruitriMflu, Ore. June 24. Over-
000 to $2,000,000,000. If tne ' ., . . v. , ' Z . J., , I "ary Hlnton' 20'
c coun6 o'difDt, w.'o miuci uUufimci ui niunaru fiinton, a weai-
16 years First to whistle wins
Prize compliments lrve Ladow.
11 Men'.- race, free for all, 51
; yards. Prize, tie-pin, compliments "I
W". K. Hanscom.
Girla. 6 years and under. Prize
cup compliments of R. Alexan-
will be from S2.000.000.000 to,
$3,000,000,000.
daughter of Richard Hlnton,
thy shaniko stock raiser, plunged
from the fourth floor balcony of the
Highland apartment and was killed j
on the pavement below. Her brother
Richard is with the militia.
Buy Now and Save Money
all sale prices for cash only
LA DOW'S
Corner Main and Alta Streets.
Telephone 400 1
llilliS
OMETHING tangible in
the way of encourage
ment of the belief that
American skill and enterprise
will succeed in producing dyes
and dyestuffs here in the Unit
ed States to supply thedefici
ency caused by the war in Eu
rope is afforded in a report of
the Bureau of Customs Statist-
says the Bos-
the
la
AMERICAN DYES
William Head of Arli
Pendleton
Ouy Black of Roseburg is
of the St. 'ieorge.
liert Carta no of Athena sp
night in the city.
Zoeth Houser. former sheriff, is up
today from Stanfield.
-Mr. and Mrs. Zane Lansdale of Wes
ton are Pendleton visitors.
T R Hopper of Mount Hood Is a
visitor in Pendletnn today.
Mrs. Car Ballnnce of Ritter was
among the visitors in the city yester
day. Col J. H. Italey left this morning
mm
In the call for soldiers in
time of need there is an appeal ics at ew york
that quickly reaches home withjton post
red blooded men particular-1 According to this statement.
1r ii -If Vi ttiQ Viovinor unmp mill-l j xi r : i
n.w. " luunnjf uie rnoiiui oi April, u.ve-!for hi8 mollntaln hme south of Pi.
tan- training, lo those wnoistuffs of American manufac- lot Rock.
follow the flag under an en-;ture were eXp0rted to the val- Rev. a. Mackenzie Meidrum of spo
lLstment oath the countr''s ue of $380 612- and the de- formerly of thu couaty, la here
banner is not a mere piece of mand continUes, England tak-;;ng ,he chrtotto church '
fourth of July bunting. It is ing $35,273 jn a single week of. . . ,. ...
the sacred symbol of the nat.-the current month of June. A JS o,T.nd ' b "h Zih Z
glory. 11 rCICBCm 0 London expert IS quoted as Stat- -Messrs. C. M. Bishop and
incr that morp than one-half the I ('ra' composed a p.irty
O o
German dye business has been.
taken by Americans, and that
the United States will "capture !
nnrl taar tlio Vl'linlo trjlHp iv
should the war be prolonged."
As if in confirmation of this
outlook, there comes from Ger-
on s
cause for which brave men
have suffered and died and in
behalf of which there are mil
lions now ready to risk their
lives if necessary.
However our brush with
Mexico, if it comes about as
seems inevitable, should not be
a monumental jod. w nen our manv the report 0f a "trust"
forces are properly mustered !of manufacturers of dvestuffs
we will sweep over that coun- tnere with the plan of "crush
try as easy or easier than in ing the jndUstrv not only in the
'47. For our soldier? it may United States and England but
prove an adventure rather than of the entire worid," as soon as
a real war. Though there is ; the war shall be over. All
certain to be arduous work tojtnings considered, it will be a
perform there will be plenty of j bies,aing to humanity when
willing men available. The commercial battles shall take
men to go are the guardsmen, the Dlace of the slaughter of I
and men who can get awayljj,
without sacrificing home duties
too greatly. It is questionable
whether men of families should
go unless already in the ser
vice. In such cases their real
duty may be at home rather
than at the front, for men have
obligations to their homes a
well as to the flag.
It appears the United State
will have a duty to meet in
Mexico. It will be properly
met and if through the decree
f fate our country should
come face to face with a big
war our people will not falter.
Harry
motorinsr
D.
I WRlla Walla last evening.
A 1
iT VK U VIVWAJt OF
LEAUDfG BROOKLYN S
VASTLY INCREASED IN
COMES
The cowardly attack on
those two troops of the Tenth
cavalry is just about excuse en
ough for giving Mexico a first
class dose of castor oil.
The eagerness with which)
people have signed the normal j
school petitions looks very en
couraging.
If they let Richard Devine
"run with the ball" it will take!
a whole band of Mexicans to
stop him.
The seizure by our govern-
jment of the munitions going to
the allies reads like business is
N an analysis of the income , intended,
tax prospects, in whic h
he limit himself conseiv The Germans have been giv-
JAKL DAUBCJBT.
Jake Daubert, the sterling first :
I .iseman. 'n doln-r more than hN .-h.'iie;
toward '-le-ping Ihe Superbas In the!
lead of iii Xa.onal league penvmt;
race. The latest hatting avera :ej:
show ' ., ubert at the head of fh 0 t
with a III liwilllla of J4 He par
tKlpated ,n 44 -ames. making 8' kHv
and 27 rjnr Brooklyn fans reg.t.j
Daubert as the greatest first In''-,
man in 'e i or league, and l i:.
Is living jp to his reputation at
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