East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 18, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGONIAX, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY. JULY 18, 1916. EIGHT PAGES a INDIPHNIVCNT NRWI rutlalwl Dally and 8ml w. dletoa. Oreg.u. by li t ORK'KtMAN PDBLII I'AI'F.R I j tt Pbb- a i no co. Official County l"apr MniBr Inlled lYnu Aw- l : Ion aterad It tin- rsatofflr it rendition. ofo aa BeromlrlaM mill matter aipaa ON SAI.K IN OTHKtt 1ITIR8 laprrltl Bote! stand. Portland. beci made a reality. It is akharice to make themselves v'reat accomplishment but it is heard. !ar from being the only thing) But now the shoe is on the "i' this sort President Wilson other foot. Over if 100. ooo. h8 brought about. The fail r- 000 of the government's reve al reserve law is an even jrreai- nue this year comes from the r measure from the standpoint! income tax which falls heavi of the farmer. It makes bank-jest upon the richest. On top iltgSftfe and insures the farmer of that we are to have an in Sgainst boinir "squeezed" atlheritance tax which will fall crop moving time or any other .exclusively upon the rich and Ho mis New Co . remind, orrgon ON FILE AT Chicago Korean. Seriirltt Unildtng Taahlngton. 1 " . Bureau Ml, Foar kaatb RirwL N VT j ume. li a tanner nas the as sets ne can pet credit because a reserve bank stands back of every national bank in the uni on and is ready if needed to take the load off the . local bank's shoulders. In three years time the ad ministration has enacted con- UMCKIRKM RATES. I IN ADVANCE i Mil;, on year, bj mall 50U Ually. ill mt. by null 2 to Ifclly, thre months. ! mall 1.28 ... , .. ... . An uiit, our uioiou. u uu - . a.- i a. . i ., Mil, on tmt. by carrier 7.50 tTUCtlVe laws of the IllOSt Vital SS: :i,:m!r::::,:iimP(,rtaice to the whole coun Mtiy. thr month, by carrier '' try. No administration in the Mai Weekly, on yr. Ty mall ,1M'U.;.. u iwny, an montha. by man It Owtoi'J oi the nation ever put '"" m"tnt- g "- 80 through a more valuable pro gram from the standpoint of the people. And the end is not i.vet. The shipping bill and there will be a munitions tax which will fall nnon thu nmmu. - i - r.ition factory owners. The rich! are being made to bear a more equitable share of the load than they have had to carry in the past. Realizing these facts it is easy to understand the mean ing back of the cry of "rork barrel." It is the squeal of those who object to the new or der of things because it makes them meet their share of the expense. It is a cry that should not be taken seriously because it is not made in good faith. some other measures are still I to come. When the present! session of congress is finished ! the administration will face the j country with a showing that Cannot fail to win approval. THE REASON FOR THE "PORK BARREL" CRY WHY CARRANZA? a Tiiirm EWta ik. i i illli'L A --.-. J urgently needed by the coun TTfa, AYE you noticed how fre quently the cry of "pork" ' is used these days by a certain type of newspapers? All appropriations, no matter whether for naval defenses. Whin thi shadows gather thick Trouble does the double-o,uick! Tnkes hi.- tribulation load An" Jut gtUopa down the road Till he finds FOU Blopln' there In the land of just No where! nop! risht down Wide you cr Just the dolefule.-t of tune?" While you're l.nikin" for the light Kings down " curtains of the night!" What s he made for" Goodness knows' He's the auditor Of roo! Happy is th.it soul today That can whistle him awa ! Frank L. Stanton. try. for rural mail routes equ- ally essential, for river and harbor improvements or any other purpose, are "pork bar- Irel efforts." i If you are informed you know of course that there is ai absolutely no difference be- tween the class of appropri ations by the present congress HK following interest ing paragraph is from the Salem Statesman: If Oarranza would only shave off those whLskers. we'd have more faith in him. To the average American there's something In whiskerS that breed's distrust. And yet maybe Vlctorlano Is wise. It might be a dead uive-away to cut 'em off. Many a bristling beard covers a retreating chin. In making such assertions does the Salem paper have in mind anyone aside from the honorable de facto president of Mexico? Some might consider the Statesman's words a slam upon the republican presiden tial ticket. BIG JUMP IN PRIVATE IN COMES HE July distribution of di vidends and of interest on securities made by and the class of appropriations railroad, utilitv and industrial KEEP YOUR EVE ON CONROY HIS REGULAR EVERY DAY GROCERY PRICES HAVE BEEN THE TALK OF THE TOWN BUT NOW HE HAS GOT THEM ALL GOING WITH HIS SLAUGHTERED PRICES DURING THE Big Removal Sale of Groceries These prices are for the goods on our shelves. Dcrt't let this great chance slip by- Stock up for future use by OR DERING NOW. WILL MOVE TO THE FOLSOM FURNITURE STORE ROOM SOON. LISTEN TO THESE: Rest Hawaiian Pineapple, extra fancy 20c ; 3 for 55 k. 35 40C 3C No. 2i, tins Snider! Catsup, large size Rest Eastern Corn Meal, 9 lb Pure Buckwheat, it lb. sack Rolled Oats, 9 lb. sack Macaroni and Spaghetti, 6 11 box Macaroni, Spaghetti and Noodles. 3 boxes 25c Beans, pinks, Mexican red and limas, 7 lbs. Shredded Wheat, 2 packages Peaches, large - l- tins, 2 for.. Royal Club Shrimps. 2 for Mime Clams, solid pack. 2 for Van Camp's Soups, 3 cans Lard 50c. 75C and 50C 25c 25C 25c .. 25C 25 $1.50 W esson's Oil, the CAD 150c Crackers, large square box 45C Crackers, large tin box 85c Crackers, 10 lb. box IK)c Corn, good quality, case $2.00 Can 9c Tomatoes, large cans, case $2.10 Can 9 Fruit Jars, w ide mouth, pints 65C; quarts 75c; '-gallon. $1.00 Rest 10c Jar Rubbers, box 5c ; 6 for 25C NEW SPUDS, PER POUND Can you beat it? 3c Old Dutch Cleanser, can 8 Citrus Washing Powder 22c Gold Dust 22c Pearline, large package 21c Crystal White Soap. 6 for 25c Bob White Soap, 7 for 25f Klenzo Soap. 25c box 10c Klenzo Silver Polish. 25c box 10c A. R. Naptha Soap, 6 for ,. 25C Raking Soda, 1 for 25c; package 7C Rest Corn and GloSfl Starch 1 for 25c Package 7f Raisins, large package llf Rest Currants, package 15c Ivory Prepared Starch, package .. 5C Kara Syrup, No. 2 cans, red or blue 15c Karo Syrup, gal. blue OOC 1 -gallon HOC Karo syrup, gal. red 05c 1 j -gallon 35 Jelly Classes, dozen 30C Vinegar (bring your jug) gal. 30c Jap Rice, 9 lbs. for 50c Van Camp's Kidney Reans, 2 cans 25c Hershey's Cocoa, tlb 1C Hershey'a Cocoa, 1 lb. 33 Cove Oysters, 4 oz, can, 2 for... 15 Dozen 5 Van Camp's Pork and Beans. No. I, 3 for 25c Van Camp's Pork and Beans, No. 2 1 lc; 8 for 10C Van Camp's Sauer Kraut, No. 3 tins. 2 for 25c Van Camp's Hominv, No. 15 tins, 2 for 25c Rest 10c Crepe Toilet Paper, roll Or Black Pepper. 2 oz. 8 ; 8 01. 21C Rest Mustard 2 OS, 8 0Z, 21C Crape Juice, quarts 35C; pints 20c Morris Deviled Meat and Vienna Sausage, 9 for 25c Underwood Sardines, olive or tomato sauce. .", for 25c Plantation Coffee, 5 lb. tin 11.18 1 lb Royal Club Coffee :; lbs. fl.OO; 5 Ibi Swift's Silver Leaf Lar pail 10 lb. :t5c SI. 00 81.50 TELEPHONE 640 made by the government in the past. The government has been regularly spending money for the postal service, including buildings where most needed, for a navy and for such pur- corporations and banks, includ ing interest on the indebted ness of the government and the ........ ! poses as river and harbor im- GOOD PROFITS, WHY RAISE provements. iniRAiu: w ny are present appropn- rmmr . . jations called "pork barrel ef- !v,as shown an ama7inc increase M 0( AL business men are j .i.J "? nwwn an amazing unreoec W rnht in maii innirv I 7 w" n0 i-it is so real and so firmly es- ". "'"""'6 tion raised to sucn exnendi- t9i.it'ai tv,ut i i. onnniri 0 i 1 11 rns in I riM tx'a r rates should be raised in this city. They should demand to ft know why the underwriters are 1 auvancinK rates wnen lire 0D III arire This is one of the most Ptadtrton wfl be successful vears in railroad mat a com history and marks for the first PwWom of the i wh time a complete recovery trom city of New York, totals $292,-! the hard times of 1907. The 872,540. This sum is more; increase in railroad revenue than $22,000,000 in excess of I per mile ranges from 10 per the distribution from the same cent to 52.6 per cent, few of sources in July of last year, the large systems reporting less It the national prosperity 'than 20 ner cent. There is no reason thi first tnlboth a rompnn.v "I inf u.ti y and i nv 1'ndiT !h' ally. h went In-j ChurlM 1'lnler mid Dr Km havi to effect July 1 all .liose who drill ; n li.st t.f lu:t names wtm have ,le Ur are Riven 1 a drill, ihis will trreat- Bd ihiir willingness to join the pro. ly 1m rease the IBOtiM for drill poawd QantonMla'a iiL'iment. Thla When there Is l.ule l.ance of WW I company will not le i ailed Into BO. the boys have felt lit lines that 'In I tive sen-ice. however until their ' was bore and the nW law Kives another call for men to the lord, r Rtttck incentive to Itland drill. and the general feeiniK i eems to pre- At present Oregon n; s only 00( the Mwdcsn CTldt Is a thlni; men in the national fnard, Whlla the of the past dlelon company li first to recelvo roc. ognltion trotn th iikiioaal .-oiri l'i n lleton will probably be i hoson as Imaallon lieu Icus'iers and the senior oMetn Of be stationed here. All boys and on M of t and It inembonhtp ami Hi reiUesled to ml 11 Kern. n 'attallon will i Ittwe.ii are MlKtbli se IntoTMtOil ouch with th- ing department. Here are some facts that make any increase in insur ance rates seem verv unwar- right in making inquiry !tion raised to n tr. wnv firp .niirnrp a . Have you ever thought about pojnt-, other than the political the number of those enjoying may help you solve the the larirer rewards of nrosner- 11 ficfinn I'.. til vnr.nn- It... 1 . 1 I 1 T? 1 noL-o v,rt;-i. j L.Mp iu"iiun. until ljic picaciii 11 v uas aiso increased, ror 1 1 1 -: ftJnr j. L "" tariff Uw WU enacted the stance, the total number of ttirongh our plcndid water I KOvernment expenditures were Bkholdera in the railroads! aim ciminii nit llUV 1 -t h . f-ff f- .u:,.i, fQi) . Mc . oo 4. ...-v w; m iiui.i tcv, . il. . i lia UVW )41UI1 LO u'i.l. rv.- the hardest upon the poor the average holding of each man, but at the same time the stockholder is $13,796, there higher that tax was kept the must be a large number of Sort of HaeTwflla VS1 of the Protective th running up into the hun- SSSkSs.ttE . Theref,r ihr rich dr,ds of thonwnd" and even lowimr figures renresent the 1 beneficiaries and the forces millions. in Oreiron durinir 1915- plaint to make. The poor men of the increased interest and Premium $3 898 048 62 ! wno reall' Paid tne tax nad n0 ! dividends distribution is very Loe $2,781,118.68 i- From the foregoing it will be seen that the premiums paid by Oregon last year ex ceeding the fire losses by more than a million, one hundred thousand dollars. In view of the above showing when is there any necessity for an advance in rates? Is itj possible that the overhead ex-; pense of conducting the insur-J ance business is so great that : a profit margin of over 30 per cent from premiums is not suf ficient'.' If B4 1 then the time is at hand when business men i should seriously study the sub-j ject of municipal insurance with a view to securing relief i from a tax that is becoming unreasonable and can be abat ed by the proper line of action. why new law allows 10ou to the state. At I It la urged (hat 1 cndleton be th this ratio there Is a possibility that first one to get her ompanv orcan- merchant ship should not Pendleton will have a char.' at Ized for sovenU reu? "n If the I'en- travel under water if it desires to do so. A brilliant ami pcriiiiin.ni irrecn can be produced from the Juice of the stalk and haves of nettles. It la sometimes used to dye woolen stuffs. SOME OF MEXICAN ARMY BOYS MAY FACE Pendleton to Get Company in Guard Says Dr. M.S. Kern MH'RTH 1X1 AM I Y WILL BE OK ;XI7.i:i IN TTf WITHIN SHORT TIME THE RURAL CREDIT LAW VfHKN the president sign 'ff ed the rural credits bill yesterday he put the finishing touch on another1 rreat constructive measure of his administration. The new law provides machinery through which tho fanner will be given the benefit of better ( red it advantages than here tofore enjoyed. The aim is to give him money on the same long time loan, low interest basis, that other business men enjoy. It is a step the farmers have been asking for these many years. It is I step poli ticians have been talkim: i.bout for two decades, but in the past they have always fail ed of action. Through the Wilson admin istration this long desired step for rural advancement has jPfffiBrW Wafi Wmr That Pendleton wtll be (riven a company in the 'iregon National KUard in the near luture is the opin ion of Dr. Max 8. Kern, former cap taoi in the national guard, who has recently returned rrom Portland where he conferred v, T-h the state national ?uard officials. AcooroniF to L)r Kern there win be organized soon a fourth infantry to tuke the plac of ihe third infan try which by virtu.' of the law was mustered Into the regular army There seems to be , feeunK that east, em OrogOe will f9t a battalion and Insu Business and Residence Lots 1 1 ("arranza's soldiers hae lany of their women to shoot lis photograph shows three trained j M ssons for months Maybe If ("ar- runza is hard pressed and he Is very likely to be if ihe national guardsmen oungjc,RS tf,e border some of these glrb and i n v. I have been taking revolver v. ill face American troops. re tout Grain against fire From seed to elevator yotrf j crop can be protected from all 1 possible loss by fire through! Hartford Grain in Field In- J surance. This form of insurance is helping to put grain farming on a sound business basis. The city business man who carries no fire insurance is considered mighty foolish. Why should you take the same risk oil your crop? Write for rates and sample policy. Hartford Fire Insurance Co gee Ma BEFORat '' Fire. Write ut Telephone ( MAS. E. HEARD, Inc . 635 Main Street. I'hune 477. Pendleton, Ore NOW FOR SALE in the new town of DORIS Umatilla County, Oregon, formerly known as Pilot Rock .function will sell for cash or on terms Investors are advised to get in early and se cure the hest locations in this promising new town For further particulars see, telephone or write Geo. J. Ge&n&kopulos & Co. Doris, Pendleton P. O., Oregon P. O. Box 607 Telephone 23F4