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DAILY EAST ORECOXIAX. PKXPLETOX. OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1916.
EIGHT PAGES
PROSPERITY "COMING
HOME"
AN IMOI'E.M't T VKWSI'AI'KR
rnnnb-d l' and Kml ttwkij it
llrloo, iirjuo. dj til
ANW OfcUEOOMAN ITKLISUING
CO.
particularly when absentee
ownership prevails. Men who
never see tne city, ana possi
bly have never heard of it.
lannot be expected to catch
sten with the eitv's wishes ami
its needs. and so
The one, thorough remedy food many of the people
situation here is a muni-'0' Uu United Mates came to
I life in a republic.
I go to Europe.
They should
Official ("oontf loper
eUmtwr 1 Dh -.! IT A.ltlon
otrrw) at th i-t..fn. at NMM too. for the
.nm mm mm, . ... iu., ..in ! 1a ,wv i.. ...... i Tk ... ;.. ..!..
i 1 1 pa i piam.. umer emes ,l pwvvnv hv
" 1 1 large and small, have tried that gan was pretty nearly always
on sale is othkk ririKs nan with rood results Seat- a valuable me for vote-getting.
latpwlal Hotel Neo Staod. I'ortlaad, , . . , - . . . I Rut una tho Phi Trie..
imimia Mm ,rll rnulvUvV 1 v .-w iiiv
; have done so. Likewise Raker. une Puts il' the old republican
Eugene, Milton and various! mc aD0Ut prosperity is
other small municipalities. In "l'ming home."
every instance the story is bne We are prosperous, tremen-
ot success of reduced rates , aousiy so. i ne U. u. if. papers
iso "erter service, and the elimina
HI not) of the electric
Ht republican party The normal school campaign
claimed to be the exclu- reveals the fact Pendleton has
sive party of prosperity host, of nnwpn'nl l..,ct.ec -ill
vociferiously ;over the state.
Bowna Nm Co, Portland. rtoe.
on nun at
Cbk-Ofo Boro. & Security Bonding
waauoftaa. 1 . Horao
HEtb turret, N
ML ror
With harvest at hand the
advancing price of wheat will
make a hit with all of us.
"Peace, prosperity anil pre-j
paredness still holds good.
On to La Grande and "Speed
'em Up."
hchscriition Rates
(in advance i
Hot? oo Ter, tM mall
li t Ml Booth, hj null
Uall. thr month. ,by mall....-
Dolly, oo mooth. by m:
Usllf. oo ' 'J arr .-
Daily. li month, bj oarrlr
Dellj. on month, by carrier
Doll, thr month, by carrier
Seal Weetly. on year, ti; mall
ami -l;i li mooth. bj mall
ami Wkly. f. v.r month, pi mall
and orators cannot deny that,
because even a blind man could
i'om n:i nv
i n' from the political affairs of the set So they fall back upon
J dty. mht onlv argument they have
i 5 s,m Hav pnriitn ;n donf those lines and sadly an-
... l.on
P-nH lpfnn will
take this step and it mav come ,,Hun.c? tn!" a' tm.s spiendui
ao s.i.-W -A? A. l . l 1 A i
The people will grow 1 """"' " """ 1S 0Ui iem"
tirp. .,f ,i-i.- ctrf K.i i.,.,i, porary. wneti neither they nor
I soon.
ing business thoroughfares,
' out-of-date and dangerous
.equipment and excessive rates.
.They will grow tired of excus
i es. subterfuge and hard luck
i stories whenever betterments
are asked for. They will con
clude that if private ownership
; is unwilling or unable to meet
anyone else reallv know
whether it is temporary or not.
Even Mr. Hughes ventures this
opinio;! on a matter of which
he can know nothing.
Rut you cannot preach cala
mity to men with full dinner
pails and better stuffed purses.
As the same Chicago Tribune
ita iust obligations it will be -u.senes anci u is not
a aemocrauc paper, euner:
"People who have more
ompany is dig-i "W than used
ging its own grave. Let the " 1,1 w ' "lue '"resieu.
;e suspect, in arguments ten-
logical to establish a municipal
i plant.
The electric
amp9aAKlaaEif. I
B HomVMflommKKaoWnw ' H
K8wT H
"You Should worry"
' work proceed.
A WISH.
NO WONDER OREGON
DOUBTFUL
IS
AO ihe
That really is American .
The head erext and shouhlerg
etjuore
Cleon-minded fellow, jujn and
fair.
That all men picture when they
IM
The glcric-us banner of the
fre
I d like to be the nort
flag could tKast about,
I'd like to be the son of man
it cannot live without,
I'd like to tM the type of man
I d like to I the son of man
the flag now typifies.
The kind of man we really want
the flag to symbolize;
The loyal brother of a trust.
The big unselfish soul
just.
The friend of every nu
pressed.
The strong support c
that's best
The sturdy chap the bi
BMmBt
Where er it flies to rei
:1E
and
HE Oregonian refers to
the condition on the bor
der as an "opera bouffe"
war. hatever it may be the
blame for the situation rests
largely upon the shoulders of
our interventionists and tory
newspapers, such as the Ore
gonian. Without their carping
the trouble could have been
settled long ago. The sneering
manner of the Oregonian
shows discontent that our boys
on the border do not have real
fighting to do. There is dis
satisfaction because they are
not facing Mexican rifles and
machine guns. The Oregonian
wants a tragic war. It does not
care if it means broken hearted
ing them that by all the regu
lar rules they ought not to have
this money. The answer is
that they have it."
And that answer has not yet i
been refuted bv
Today an. I TomorruM at AIM
SWI KT QAPQRAIfi STII.1, CIGAR
BITE FAVORITE.
republican party has been able'
to say or do. Nor can it be.
Boston Post.
THE AMERICAN VS. THE'
EUROPEAN SOLDIER
Demon' ton in thr CM j show h
Thfc itraiMi Ham Retained its
Popularity,
Kew men. as they grin their fa-
anything tne "" or cigarette and purr en-
Jo.vmgly, rememlKT their Mist lllrta-
lion with Liidy Nicotine if they
could they would undoubtedly recall
how, as a boy, and p00Ooed in some
mysterious way of a package of ci
garettes, they sneaked back Of the
barn and Initiated themselves into
what they believed to be the rudiment.-
Of a man-of-the-vorld's knowl-
. v. t i i "'r " " ac. uaint.uaes wun tne
to the effect complaint is wet,u t.ame about , lhia is
mane mat American SOI- reasonable to believe that the ugar-
diers are not as well treated as ! ette they so closely guarded and
story from San Antonio is;
It will pay you to stop helping with and
worrying about the family washing. SEND IT TO US.
We will return the flat pieces ironed and
folded, the wearing apparel rough dried, pieces
starched that need it, for seven (7) cents per
pound or we will iron the wearing apparel at a
very reasonable extra charge.
Ask the driver.
Phone Us 179
"We Wash Everything Bui the Baby"
Troy Laundry Co.
Telephone 179
are the European fighters.
Such stuff is rot.
No American with relatives
dependent upon his is obliged
to stay at the front. By offici
al action of congress he is ex
cused from service if he de
sires to be excused. Therefore
R. H BUM is an Kchn visitor In the
city.
smuggled were Sweet Caporalu. Andj w- F Thompson or Nehalem. la in
although perhaps fortv ream have ,he clt"
pasx.il. Lady Nicotine never smiles' J. T. Matthews of Salem passed
so sweetly as she did no that long-! yesterday In town,
ago day. Demonstrators are now inj B. A. Corder or Cattle Rock pass
the city and are explaining bottled yesterday In the city.
-eei (.apt.rals. ilrst made in ln7:i,
R. H. Oliver la Wnlla Walla visitor
in the city.
Manuel Friedly.
ance man, went t
Ing.
Mm I-extef H
Portland today on
tlon.
well known Insiir
I flellx this morn-
Is leaving for
month's vaca-
mtnners anci Miners, sorrowing: the married man who remains
widows and little children left fa, the sen-ice and neglects his
as orphans. It would send famny has no one but himself
brave men to untimely graves bame
without cause. It is disgusted But that is not the onlv dif
with the settlement of the lame ference between the American
by sane methods. The Ore-i svstom onfi tv,Q v,,aor,
DIGGING ITS OWN GRAVE fiTonian wants bloodshed. But tern. The Europeans are fight
- l "a! war should result fog, by the millions. They an
VMlltlUL1 intenaing sucn.mrougn e'reumstances oeyonn killing men with as little
"f-r? results the electric com- the control of our president nunction as thoup-h thev
any ana its local sup me uregoman wouia piay tne I flies. The American govern
porters, are doing effective , copperhead and denounce the i ment is avoiding war and se
work toward the establishment administration for "getting the ! curing results with extremely
ot a municipal electric ..plant country into war.
have stood the test of time by reason
of the high grade tODaCCO and paper
used. The sanitary condition under
the cigarette; are manUfactUT'
also explained.
I H. Kelly, well known tobacco
salesman, la In town this week.
Pat Connell came In irom Hilgar.l
yesterday to pass a trw days in town.
Mrs J. C. Baddeley or Walla Wal
la visited I'rlends In the city yesterday.
i '. K.
aflat er
csterili
Hanson
d at the
' Kennewl. k
Hotel Pen. I
i'. W Meajtle ..r JTIIgard I n the
city today in l.uslneea
J J I'ruinp .r Athena, w.u- in out
or town visitor in the city yesterday
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
coni-were
for Pendleton.
The attitude of obstruction
taken by the company with
reference to the overhead wires
on Main street shows the futil
ity of relying on a private plant
for electric service. The com
pany is interested in dividends,
little bloodshed when the situ-
In many respects the Port- ation is considered. I
land Oregonian is a fine news- The difference between Eu
paper. But with reference to: rope anci America is that the
Wilson and Mexico it manifest-1 European soldiers come home:
neither conscience, mentality j;n coffins or rot upon the
or a fundamental conception ground ; the American soldiers
of patriotism. It has no case! if Wilson has his wav, will
against the president and lacks come home a trifle tanned but
Airs, .lames Aiken am two rlauah
lers f Voungstown, Ohio, arc fUMt- N
, ...... ., . , , . I the
Frederick I lf I d M
dusk im Hesiuencc Lots
ut ing
Attorney
Steiwer will leave for La Grande to
night on legal bualnea. He will re
main thfO-e until after the motor1
cvcle ra. es Sunday.
lira. Man- Epi
ML-s Kosine Kpi.le.
residents of Pendle
here from Portland
C. r. Coleaworthy.
and daughtar,
ith rormer lical
m. are visiting
s suems or Mrs.
not in proper service or in tne the vision to discern the fact. : alive and happy,
progress or the appearance of The Oregonian is doing a lot Those who cannot see the
Pendleton. tc place this state in the Wil- j superiority of the American
This will always be the case, son column. system are too thick headed for
- -
Mr. and .Mrs. .1 T I.ieuallen of
American Falls. I.Trtln, were rerls
iere.1 at the Hotel Bowman yesterday.
H. K Stltes of r.a Grande, was In
town ..ver night
James H. Sturgis or the K L.
Smith Co., has le.-n transacting hus
Ine s in La Grande.
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Busint
NOW FOR SALE
in the new town of
DORIS
Umatilla County, Oregon, formerly known
as Pilot Rock Junction
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. Geanakopulos & Co.
Doris, Pendleton P. O., Oregon
P. O. Box 607
felephone 23F4
Mil Bamfka itMaatlan at TMrtvIe laUvnfaij ui ,-iiih;u).