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PAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGON IAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY f, 1916. EIGHT PAGES TRAILERS AN INIKI'F.NIF.N'T SKWSIArER raMlabM) lllj anil Semi k it Pa dlrtna. ItreAMO by Ik at OERUIIMAN' n BL18H1N0 CO. Official County Paper Mtmker VbHhS Wrm AsaorUtioa atered it the poatoffloe it CeodietoQ. UragoB. M aerond c)asa ail! matter aipaoa ON RALE IN OTHER CIT1KS Imperial Hotel Newa stand. Pwtlaad. Four How man N Co. Portland. Oregon UR FILE AT Chicago Korean Security Knlldtn. waaaiatloe. i) c. Homo Sol It Street. N vv EB8CRIPTION RATES (IN ADVANCE) Daiij. om m'. by ait hoc Uallj, all montha. bj Ball I SO Dally, tan montha. by null 1.2S Daily, on month, by mall M Dally, oa yaar. by carrier 7.50 Dally, all montha. by carrier S.75 Dally, oa month, by carrier .63 Dally, thro month, by carrier 1 95 ami W real;, one jear. ny Ball 10 aal-Weekly, all montha. by mall .75 ami Weekly, foot Booth, by mall .50 rfl'K MVtHal yean past T there has beta an anti public drinking cup law La Oregon. In cities, on trains, in schools, in railroad stations MM) other public places the drinking fountain has become a very common sight. It has lecome popular and to most people the idea of the old pub lic drinking cup is loathsome. Rut listen, while this has been the situation in Oregon, the state of Massachusetts did not abolish the public drinking cup until the first of this month. On July 1 a state law prohibiting public cups went into effect and the fact is caus ing comment among the Boston papers. Evidently the IS colonies with all their culture are not I a advanced as the Pacific I I oast with reference to some 'customs. 1 UNHYPHENATED AMERICANS UKKKZrE XM UOHT. The sun is bright, the wind is high. Far chubby clouds are in the sky. A moment stirred. Like BMW bird That with swift touch her bos om prunes, outleaning. Or radiant sloops With lofty poopa Careening. A glister over all the air . . . A daxxle ether shrinking In the shine. A glister tranced on the horizon there. Bland w here the lucent clouds have got. Fierce where the clouds have driven and are not. William Renton. SOME PENDLETON FACTS Hh fcMDLkiuiN nas The best railroad ser Tr vice of any town in east ern Oregon, there being 22 daily passenger trains in and out of the city. The best water system in eastern Oregon, constructed at & cost of $300,000. One of the finest and largest athletic stadiums in the north west. The largest and best equip ped high school east of the Cas cade mountains. The finest municipal nata torium in the state, if not in the northwest. The best public library7 in the state outside of Portland, amply financed from public and private sources. The most favorable climate to be had in eastern Oregon, taking the whole year into con sideration. It is a city of sun shine and vigor. These are facts not fables. They are gratifying facts from a Pendleton standpoint and the more these facts become known the better. On your vacation this sum mer don't forget where you came from. Give people here rnd there a line on the pros perous, progressive situation in this city. It will do some good. CAN PERKINS HERD THEM? 'lilERE are no hyphenat ed Jews." declared a speaker at the corner ! stone ceremony of the new Kast St. Louis Hebrew temple. "There are no hyphenated Jews we are all Americans. We have no fatherland or mo therland, but America, and we are glad that we can gather under the flag and worship as we believe." America of all the nations of the world has dealt best with the Jew. Persecuted in many lands, he has found this home. Yet in no other people is racial feeling more distinct or strong er, none is slower to blend, and in none are the pride and tra ditions of origin more distinct ively preserved. It any peo ple in this country' were entitl ed to the distinction of a hy phen or special designation the Jew would be. It is worthv of mark that he puts America above every distinction that is claimed by the Jew in other lands. Yet what America has done for the Jew it has done for every other sect and people who have embraced its privi leges of citizenship. If the Jew is more grateful, his is the bet ter example of patriotism. St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The tory newspapers are a hard lot to please. When President Wilson refused to recognize Huerta's de facto government they railed and abused our state department. Now the same papers carp be cause recognition was given the Carranza government even though it has given proof of being much better and strong er than the Huerta regime. Big Removal Sale BUSINESS TOO BRISK FOR OUR LITTLE STORE ROOM Conroy Forced Into Larger Quarters IT COSTS MONEY TO MOVE. WE DON'T WANT TO HANDLE, HAUL AND RE HANDLE A SINGLE ARTICLE IF WE CAN HELP IT. PREFER TO SELL OUR ENTIRE PRESENT STOCK RIGHT OFF THE SHELVES WHERE THEY ARE AND OPEN UP WITH EVERYTHING NEW AND FRESH. , PRICES CUT TO SAVE MOVING A Few Samples of How You Can Save at Conroy s DURING THIS BIG SALE Portland's wholesale price on small Portland's wholesale price on Tomatoes I Fancy Head Rice, 4 lbs. for 25c white bean, is 12 cent, a pound, and Corn $1 05 d f ht , Gloss and Corn Starch, 4 lbs. for 25c while they last at Conroy's, THREE . Cove Oysters, 4 oz. size, 6 cans for 40c POUNDS FOR 25c to be added, Conroy's price is $1.05 Maccaroni, Spaghetti and Noodles, Pink and Lima Beans, 7 lbs. for 50c ' a dozen in Pendleton. 3 pkgs. for 25c YOU WILL FIND OTHER PRICES ON GROCERIES AT CONROY'S, ACCORDINGLY CLEAR DOWN THE LINE. In Ralph Folsom's Furniture Store Room After July 15 Two prizes were given, Q. Hlteman I receiving first prize, a pipe, he hav j ing tied with R. Fagan, but they shot I off the tie in Hiteman's favor. John J Casey received second prixe. a pack ' age of cigars. At noon a large picnic was held, followed by the ballgame, Kamela vs. Meacham They scored 12 to 13 in Kumela's favor. WANT FOLKS liEMOVFJ. (Continued from page one.) Lester Soden. former C. of O- foot ball pi.v tr who has been on the K. G. Warner ranch in the south end the pan yei; r. If here today for the celebration. fund. Other councllmen seemed toi think the lack of alleys in the busi ness blocks would make it necessary for the electric company to secure right of way from the owners of the property in order to make connections in the rear of the business buildings. Councilman Vaughan stated that he understood the telephone company's plans for rebuilding the local system includes the laying of a cable down Court street and the running of the Main street line off of It. There VII considerable discussion of the matter and it will probably be continued at later sessions Several years ago the matter of re moving poles and overhead wires from Main street was brought before the council and was strongly urged by the Kast Oregonlan. At that time the fight was loat. The presence of the poles and wires on the main streets was declared by Dr. Charles Zuebeltn. noted city builder, last week as heln one of the unprogresslve features of Pendleton. REBELS ROUTED BY MARINES s DOMINGO REVOLUTIONISTS DEFEATED UV FORCE OF AMERICANS. WASHINGTON, July U. Routing 2ii0 .revolutionists. killlni; twent) -siven and capturing five. American marines were advancing on Santiago. San DomlngO, Saturday, They suf fered ciisualties of one killed unci el if ht wounded. Colonel Pomlileton com manded the Americans. Pe Tvende rirodre, a Danish wind jammer, which Is In commission and doing a brisk business la 12 yearj old, was built In 1786 and no doubt carried food t1 England during tha Napoleonic wars, Just as she Is do ing now. notwithstanding all this talk about the freedom of the seas The silver output for the last year, 67,500.000 ounces, while never ex ceeded in quantity except bnce In this country, falls below the record of aev. eral other years in value of low prices last year lYnvaxmmTmmmrmmYamvM'm'myavnwi'mv.n'NiixatvJMm vi vt wt ut iv m iw mm mi mi mm ma- imwibmim miwna i-n.t i,-tiyfciMaii wiiwwiiwiMwiwiMr,nv.ff wc iy Over in Europe the allies are running with the ball and they seem to be "making yardage" without trouble. People are still talking: about our successful fourth of i July celebration. If we can get peace and or der in Mexico without war so much the better. "- BIG TIME ENJOYED BY KHAKI FOLKS N FOURTH OF JULY rf EORGE W. PERKINS, steel trust financier, has notified Oregon progres sives through a letter to a Port land man that it has been ar ranged for all bull moosers to support Hughes. At least that is the substance of his letter. But is Mr. Perkins to have exclusive authority in the mat ter? Are the Oregon progres sives not capable of thinking for them"lves? Are they hheep to be herded and driven in such corrals as Mr. Perkins Mlects? What if the progressive should look over the record ol Ihe Wilson administration and find therein a splendid lot of 'instructive- progressive ac complishments? Would it not be the logical thing for them to support Wilson? The progressives have a man in the White House now; why make a change when he is do ing so well. (.1 8HOOT on B OK FEATURES OF IAY s PROGRAM AT MOUNTAIN TOWN. W'-ntlwT Turn- Out to Be Fair: Vlauv Vi-iti n- in to Knjoy the Davjr; j Hall Onme In Won by Kamela by Soone of VI to 13; AH Attend Flcnirj llrlil at Noon Hour. iE,m uregonian Spei ial ) M BACH AM. Ore. July 6 Show 's ami unsettled weather passed ilde to allow the Fourth of July to e a ver pleasant day Owing to the eathi-r not mu'-h was planned on. Jt a vary gnod time . l- had hy all sh Store of Pendleton, i-aroe up day to !-i- his family, who are ig the summer here, gun !hoot scores were as fol- cith 25 shots each: 'agun. 2z with M straights 'aaey, 20; K M. f'alvert, 19; iker. U; B. Koss, 18; K i Jim 1 Hawes IK; I, Iegros. 17; J Doc k- weller, Jr., 17; J. Hoaonson. II; F- H j Fair. 14; Ueo. Pearry. 13; J. J Dock-, weller. 11. Several outside men tried their lui k I as follows; CL III,.,,. , ,,f L'a ,,.!., ., ..... ..t 1 15. with II straight; r. M'Fall of Ka mela. II out of 2&; W. L. Jewell, 17 J out of 21. Going Camping or Staying at Home? Be careful about your diet. Blydenstein's Prepared Dietary Flour vill regulate your bowels. It contains the best parts of the wheat scientifically milled and prepared. Not only a health protector, but pleasing to the taste. Recommended by several leading physicians. Going Camping? If you are not you want to take it easy at home. Do your baking with Blydenstein's Self-Rising Pastry Flour r.nd you will not only be surprised to find how good cake ind biscuits it makes, but also how easy and economical it is to make them. It is a Pancake Flour that will do other things too, several in one. c If Your Dealer Does Not Carry It, Write H. G. BLYDENSTE1N Manufacturer, Pendleton, Oregon and send your grocers name He will see that you get it Wf Wlimi&m m W "7am m m m urn mmmmmmmmmMUMkakiikmmmuqgR !l WlftFiT