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PAGE FOUR PA1LY EAST OREGONIAN, PEXDLETOX. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1916. EIGHT PAGES a is WDaWMIMH NKWsiAiEii robllabwl KM) (nil Sfral 'er:j at Hea dmen. "rfi by ih Bahi 0 NUN PtlBUtaiNQ CO. Official Couoti Paper. Munbrt I elted itm Af.Hlilo. Iatr1 i the actufflce a! IVDillfton. Urate m MriiotI M nii! mattrr r ,i f 1 ON RAl.K IN OTHEK I'll IBS lni r Ui'trl ' Siand. Portland. MM bowman Stwe On, Part land. Oregon ON PILE AT Chlragf Marrec. I1 Security Hullctlng Waatalngtot. D 1 . Bureau SOI, Pour Unit Street. M tl Ps Kin ..A . . Ks UN Al'VANtK tmVj. m year by ali w lielly. tit montha. oy mail 20 Pally, three nmnthe ny mall - 12 Uelly. one m. nth, by mall JO laally. oue year. y carrlfr Hilly, ail monthe. by carrier S .a pally, i.nf m..n:h. by carrier Iiallj. thre m.mtha. bj carrier 1 ' aaal Weekly, onf year. ty mall IJJ ami Weea!?. all months, by mall - MM-Waktf, four month, br malt SO I heir actions admit, the presi- 'T'L't y; Y " ' "y-v-"o .- v.-. lent is as good as reelected. I I wma When fears are entertained forj p a two to 0110 republican stati s jit may lie set down a? a fact jgg thai the nominally doubtful s s:ates. upon which the election hinges, are already in the Wil son column. If Hughes has to fight for Oregon his campaign is hope- WE CANNOT HELP THE DEAD A GOOD BAJfCE TO QBOWI 1 There a alius a . nance for to git up a rota" a I A we travel the life-road to- 4 gethcr. a There wculdn t be nothin' to fuss a it now a If the Lord hadn t sent us a thai weather: a I'lB certain the world in the blaxe will expire a If there iin'l a big rain to put 4 out the tire: a a. a The wind must be tired; it's W: a sure gone to sleep Wi 4 No brceie tli.it could flutter a a 4 feather: We sowed the food grain, but I doubt if well reap 4 There's brimstone alone III ) 4 au h weatnei ! a Of course, w e an t L ive all the a things we admire. a But u for a big rain, to put out a a 4v F. U Stanton IN THE DOUBTFUL COLUMN CHE most striking evidence that Oregon is regarded! in the doubtful class with reference to the presidential! election is the fact republican! state leaders are striving to have their candidate make a trip to this state. Ordinarily this is a safe re-j publican state and it is doubt ful if a republican candidate ' ever before made a campaign trip to this section. The fact the state managers are implor- ing Justice Hughes to take time for some speeches in Oregon i shows very clearly they have fears as to the outcome. They j realize the strength of Presi dent Wilson in Oregon and it j alarms them. The situation is interesting) because if Oregon is really1 doubtful as the republican.- by. ORTLAND rs today show ing honor to the memory of Lieutenant Adair. Killed at Carrizal. and it is en tirely fitting that this should be done. However, no show of emotion at this time can bring this soldier back to life. He is dead and all the flowers in the world and all the music ami the speeches cannot change his fate one billioneth part of !i degree. For him the sun has st-t and the joys of life are gone forever. The time to save a man's life is before he is dead. In this connection it will be well lemembered that President Wilson has striven to solve the Mexican trouble without war tare. Instead of sending nu merous thousands, of soldiers, on both sides, to their graves and then settling the issue in conference the Wilson plan has been to confer on the subject prior to the slaughtering act and with a view to avoiding bloodshed. Considering the difficulties he has had to face he has ctone well. In many re spects the outlook for a peace ful solution of the trouble is brighter than for many months past. The most gratifying thing about the Adair memorial ser vice is that it is the only ser vice of the sort the state has been obliged to hold. SUPER-ODOROUS aaHlLE the east is battling Tfcf with infantile paralysis and health boards are urging precautions against flies and dirt it is timely to re mark that there are some con cations here that should not be tolerated. The Chinese garbage collec tor commonly to be seen in our business section has a trans portation "plant" that smells worse than a flock of dead lim burger cheese factories. He1 gathers swill from the backs of restaurants and carries the same in a dripping bucket to his wagon. It is a sight to make strangers wonder what sort of a town this Pendleton place might be. Sanitary galvanized cans for handling garbage can be pur chased very cheaply and there is no earthly use of allowing such methods as are followed by some of the collectors. If common decency cannot '.ork a reform in this line the Last Oregonian hopes the scare iibout infantile paralysis and the accompanying admonition t clean up will strike some parts of Pendleton. Every One Who Has Used Them Is Now Boosting The New Made in Umatilla County Products If you have not tried them, order now. Blydenstein's Self-Rising Pastry Flour A PANCAKE flour, that will do more than make pancakes. Better cake, biscuits, waffles, dumplins, etc., with less work, worry, less shortening and eggs, thus getting better results at a saving;. Try it out in camping, also with harvest crews. 24 and 48 pound sacks per order. Blydenstein's Prepared Dietary Flour Do you feel run down? Headache, listless heavy? Per haps your stomach and bowels are out of order. Do not take pills or oils, they only relieve temporary, but do not cure. Try the DIETARY flour, Nature's remedy, the best part of the wheat. Recommended by physicians. For Pancakes try one-half BLYDENSTEIN'S SELF-RISING Pastry and one-halt BLYDENSTEIN'S PREPARED DIE TARY flour, mix with sour milk, nothing else. You will find them the best ever. ORDER FROM YOUR GROCER TODAY. Per Sack 30c and 60c IF YOUR DEALER DOES NOT HANDLE IT WRITE Package 30c H. G. BLYDENSTEIN 117 East Court. HE WILL SEE THAT YOU GET IT. Phones 35 and 793 W NEW MOTOR MERGER FAILS Every Silk Suit Must Go ! Right at the begin ning of the Silk Suit season you may select your choice from our beautiful showing at a great saving. Many women are taking ad vantage of this spe cial offer and we would urge an early call before the line is picked over. Every suit new this teason every garment is an exclusive style no two alike. NEW TODAY Women's White Kid Colonial Pumps. They're beauties. The Ladies' Store. f7f? HE new attitude of the , business world toward centralization and con solidation in industry has per-i haps had no illustration as striking as the failure of the proposed motor car merger. Combination in automobile plants has already made con-; siderable progress. The Gen-! eral Motors Co. seven years ago ! ioined a number of the most' powerful and lucrative con-j cerns in the industry. A peri-; od of increased business tension found it with resources spread out, with an organization not yet made effective and with an insufficient ratio of cash( capital to its huge volume ofj securities. With prosperous subsidiaries, the holding com pany continued for five years in a practical state of insolven cy until the sensational rise of its stock values last year that classed it among the most spe culative "war babies." Several reasons are given for the abandonment of the plan of the past month to add to the ; General Motors subsidiaries further companies controlling highly popular cars. The real reason is that bankers and fi nanciers were unsympathetic and conservative business thought frowned on the plan. Its very failure is a reason for (increased confidence in con tinued stability. Probably the end of the war, looked for : within the next 18 months, will j not bring the changes alarmists 1 predict. Rut business prepar edness should be well advanc ed for withstanding snch i changes as it may bring. Law and the discovery that ;in forming huge combines a I point may be reached where unwieldiness offsets the econ omies made possible by cen tralization have, it may be be lieved, ended the golden age of the trust makers. The trust busters will have less to do in th future. St. Louis Post-; Dispatch. that there is wide difference between the deserving poor and the deserve to be poor. 4 As the harvest days draw night the cool shades of Bing ham springs and Lehman will look good to many. The United States has itsj own views on submarines and needs no advice from England or Germany. The normal school measure will be a common cause in which all eastern Oregon may-join. flee of the adjutant general, Major W. W Vilson In charge mi room 140 Morgan bgUdlHf, and at the armory. Tenth and Couch streets Any man between the ages of IS and 45. who l physically sound, Is rligitde, and it k positive that the recruits will be for warded to the border as soon a. V" have been accepted. Information con- lerniiiK requirements, transportation and other details will be furnished by the postmasters throughout , the state No other troops will be accepted un til the Third Oregon ts complete, ami It needs over 700 more men. The: Armory will be open rrom I to 11 a., m., and at the Moriran building offi ces during office hours Theft are now about t00 men at clai kamas. where all recruits are Immediately sent for the Issuance of uniforms, arms' and equipment. lift IjogMllWil I lot Go, DUNDEE, Ore, July 12. To ill" Dundee Loganberry company falls the distinction of having snipped the first carload of berries from Dundee. F l Fisher, route ngent of the Wells, Kargo & Co., superlntendee I the loading and rerrigeratlng of tho car, which was walbllled to Otdet) and forwarded by exprees Derrles, late grain and gardens were much benefited by the recent rains, but the damajre to Hie cherry rop la 'Miniated at about 60 per Coat K normal yield of prunes of good qual ity demand at the prevailing good prices. Parole Petition circulated ROSEBURd. Ore.. July 12 A pe tition containing about r00 tifntturea asking for the parol of Then Mode, who is serving a year's sentence in the county Jail bete on a charge of at tacking Mrs Hoy Klsher, of Kellogg, some time ago. will be presented to Governor Withycombe. a TO QUIT OR STICK IS a TV COBB'S QUESTION i TY COBB Again comes the rumor that Ty Cobb Is contemphit ing his retirement from baseball, because of the jeers of hostile fans. BecmtMp of his recent bat throwing Incident anil his sus paneicn, Cobb is said to aei that the J' ns are down on him. A''. . nip in) -Ing the tumor Is a statement that Jennings, manager of the Detroit team, that Cobb will stick.' The fai.a may take their choice. Just how much of this Vil lista revival is real and how much press agent stuff? An eastern paper remarks RECRUITS ARE SOUGHT FOR THIRD REGIMENT PORTLAND, 'ire.. July ll Re cruiting BfllCW for the filling of the Third regiment, n N ('., now on the border, have bet-n opened at the of- s UMMER DAYS ARE MADE MORE BEARABLE when rlean linen, launder ed just as you like it, is at hand. We can please you, just as we are continu ously pleasing hundrens of others. PHONE US 1 79 We Wash Everything But the Baby" Troy Laundry Co, Telephone 179
