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PAGE FOOT DAILY EAST ORECONIAX. PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 17, 1916. EIGHT PAGES AN IIDU'UUM M WSI AI'ER rm ii k1 Iwll; and K. n.l Week); it !o 4lron Onfou bj Ur AN OBHU4IMAN M KLISIJINU CO. Officii1 ''onntr l"pr Urmt - I n I tr.1 lYiia AaaorUtloa atom) it tka MMIta t IrodlMot. tracrQ. M ; Kt mtll oMtttr ., I ' ... mm 1 ON HAl.K IN nTHKIt i lTlKH laprrlil Uuiri Nrvi Mnd. Portland. nwa Hotnn Nnr To. r,.rtirid rf-oa. ON FILE AT Chlrafo Bnrrau. fx SorurltT Building WMblnftoo. Ii '. BorMu SOI, Four HI BHl'BIITlilN RATKS (IS ADVANCE i Dallr on fr. by mill AS 00 Dally, all month, by null - !80 Dally. thr- noatha. by mall 1 28 Dally onr month, by mail SO Dally, not mr. by carrier 7.50 Dally, all montha. kj eurtat 175 Dally, on. inoath. by carrier . Dally inr month by carrier 1 ml :,. one year, ny nan i.ou Mai ... all month, by aull 76 Mai Wwk y. four month, by null .... .50 I tire upon a flag of truce or up on hospital, it a not honor- ;-hl( for a man to betray ; sweetheart under false preten ses. He who does SO is lacking in honor and manly character. He is one to be shunned as an 1 animal of the lower nature. He does not possess the attri butes of a man and is to be judged accordingly. The world so judges him and gen erally it assays him at his pro per worth. Marian Lambert quickly paid the price of her foil v. Or- pet has just begun to pay for his offence and his plight should be a warning to other young men who may loosely think they can tamper with the i code. The law sometimes has to be lenient. Mother Nature 'is not. sne is inexorable in seeing that we reap as we have I sown. COMMON SENSE REQUIRES IT rl 0 ABOVK THE SlUMMEKIM. Ml .VISE. Above the shimmering square Swallows climb the air; I.Ike crystal trees the foun- In bow flcwor Where the lake is deep Water-lilies sleep. Dreaming dreams with open eyes Enchanted with the dragonflys. Azure drag"n-flies. Silvered from the skit, Chased and burnished, joints and riDgs. Elfin magic wands on wings. John Davidson WE REAP AS WE HAVE SOWN Y the verdict of a Wiscon jQ sin jury Will Orpet has been acquitted of the murder of Marian Lambert. It may be presumed that under the law he was entitled to ac quittal. The state did not prove him guilty and could not do so. The one person who knew the real facts, aside from Orpet, was dead and in her grave. But the jury's verdict will not change the facts in the case nor relieve Orpet from punish ment. If not guilty of murder he at least was very largely re sponsible for a situation that caused a girl to prefer death to life under the conditions that would confront her. He him self is aware of the degree to which he is at fault and he will never escape from that con sciousness. He knows the truth and no jury's verdict can wipe that knowledge from his mind. AH is not fair in love and war. It is not honorable to OR the time being at least the natural home of the progressives is in the democratic partv. 1 hat nam : is new in power and enthusi ; astic to "make good" by giving people results. It has not been spoiled by long years of unin terrupted rule and heavy cam paign contributions from in terests that have axes to grind. The republican party has not yet been regenerated through tasting. It is still the party of special privilege and its plat-, torm this year bears the unmis-j takable earmarks of servitude to Wall street. The same old i guard is in control. The logical thing for the . country is to keep the present, administration in power fori another term. Give the demo- crats a full chance to showi what they can do. The repub licans had many years in power i and their management was disappointing. That party needs to summer fallow and get back closer to the Lincoln standard from which it has gone far astray. A republican defeat this year would be disappointing to I would-be officeholders and those hoping to profit through ' control. But it would be the best thing that could happen j to the republican party. It would do much to kill off the weeds of privilege and misrule j and put the party in shape for j use when such use once morei becomes desirable. That time will come eventually if notj soon because in time the dem-i ocratic party, like the repub-i lican party, will be perverted; through having continuous power, and will deserve de-i feat. At present the party i does not merit retirement. It is making good and common sense calls for giving it en couragement. The druggists and the doc tors together will do consider able to stamp out bootlegging if they continue their present attitude. Our vigorous fall weather is very welcome in July. ANNOUNCEMENT To The People af Pendleton: The Smythe-Lonergan Co. recently organized has taken over the ice and cold storage business of the Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Co., and the wood and coal business of the firm of Kopittke & Gillanders. In this our initial appear ance as a solicitor of your patronage we wish to assure you of our desire to please, and to cater to YOUR REQUIREMENTS in every particular. We believe we have succeded to a well conducted business, but we aim to make it better, not only for ourselves, but for our patrons as well. Any sugges tions or criticisms that you have to offer at any time, that will make for better service, will be cheerfully welcomed, and given most considerate attention. We believe that we have one of the most modern plants for its size in the country, and would call your attention to the fact not generally known that we are furnishing DISTILLED water ice. This ice is absolutely pure and wholesome, and we cordially invite you to to inspect our plant and see for yourself, how this superior quality of ice is manufactured. We also believe that we furnish the best and ' most economical coal on the market, having the exclusive agency for the CELEBRATED "PEACOCK" ROCK SPRINGS COAL. Call and interview our engineer, Mr. Kull, a me chanical engineer of long experience, and be convinced of the superior qualities of this coal, as to' its economical and heat producing features. There are many kinds of Rock Springs coal, but just one "Peacock." We also have agency for Bridal Veil Slabwood, which we believe is super ior to any other slabwood on the market, and would be glad of an opportunity to demonstrate this fact to you. Assuring you of our appreciation of your patronage, and hoping that you will come to see us, and look us over, we are Yours for QUALITY, QUANTITY and SERVICE. Smythe-Lonergan Co. Telephone 178 The Hot Weather Is HERE make your work at home as easy as possible Blydenstein's Self-Rising Pastry Flour WILL DO IT Biscuiti, Cake, Hotcakes, Waffle, Etc., better than mother used to make, with leal work. If Going Camping don't fail to take a sack. Order from Your Grocer Today Per Sack 30c and 60c Package 30c IF YOUR DEALER DOES NOT HANDLE IT WRIT E j' H. G. BIydenstein HE WILL SEE THAT YOU GET IT. 117 East Court. Phones 35 and 793-W For Harvest Crews buy it in large sacks. 24 lbs. $1.15; 48 lbs. $2.25. ) Has Your Physician Pre scribed Bran and Coarse Flour For You? If so get Blydenstein's Prepared Dietary Flour It has the bran and just the right kind of flour, milled and mixed scien tifically; contains gluten and mineral matter, most needed for the body.
