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PAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGQNLAN, PKXDLETON. OREGON. RATI RDAY. JULY 22, 1916, EIGHT PAGES imh 1 1 n ' s i Niwap&rai robliahed lliy ihi Semi-Weekly at Pw dletoo by the orkuoman i'i-buwun co. Officio! . only ! ir taker I'nlted Prwa Aaanrlstlos oterad ot the pootofflct tt Pendletoo. u aecond rlui mi matter 1 ON SALE IN OTHER CITIES. portal Hot! Sewe stand. I'ortland. MM Hew man Sen Co. I'ortland. Oregoe. ON FILE AT rblcegn Bnnan. Securlti Building Waahlnfion. I) C, Bureau JUL Four teootn Strwt. N w UBSCB11TION KATES (IN ADVANCKi Dll. not year, by mail 500 Ually. lit moottaa. by mall 2.50 Dolly, three nontha. by mall 1.13 Dolly, one month, by mall .50 Dolly, one year, by carrier T.50 Dolly, all mot. t ha. by carrier S.73 Dolly, one mouth, by corrler .05 Dolly, three month, by corrler 1.85 end Weekly, one yeor. tiy mall 1.60 Moot Weekly, alt mom ha. by mall .75 taol Weekly, fonr mootha. br mall .... .60 paign is Fought out on that is the president "most emphati cally." The Wisconsin senator's words are significant of the (Trowing unrest in the republi can party because of efforts tt; make the G. 0. P. a "war party." His views typify the views of many thousands of re publicans all over the land. Incidentally Senator La Fol lette has a reputation as an ac curate prophet. Many years ago when he entered the Uni ted States senate he made a certain speech. It was a speech in which he enunciated progressive views that have since become irener- of the adminis- edit measure ural i redit of anagers. m want to enlist the to do is to enroll in the Oregon now on the bor- ier. Uncle Sam wants those regiments filled. thing Third THIS MAY ENTERTAIN IN MAYO TOWN. Mum. mem roikw Indianapolis returned where she of the. May people ally shared by tht the United States. The old guard senators did not like the La Follette talk ! ami one bv one thev left the senate chamber. Looking at them depart La Follette said : "The gentlemen who are now temporarily va cating this room will soon va cate it permanently." The most of them did so. YOU NEVER CAN TELL Uy Ma: woman who re ttotn Rochester WAS taking treat brothers, tells the a larinor who was Inied. that The is wonderful.' laid the made w In. do you Indong i mer .1 the '1 the en I. -i mmi i; There Is a singing '.v. tin sum- The blue and brown moths Hut- tor o'er the crass. The still. We . : la Ml iking in Pipes the gleen linnet. Ob, the The motion and th on every gh, Thi (tad feast everywhere, tor things thai love The lun&hlne md for thmcs ' that love Ihe shade! ' Robert Buchanan. FOR EASTERN OREGON'S GOOD NE of the most gratifying features of the normal school campaign is the fact ea-stern Oregon people and newspapers are loyally aiding in the campaign. It is HE passage of the naval bill by congress will be a great and timely step in the direction of preparedness. The bill as adopted by the sen ate will easilv place the United States in second rank as to world naval power. The pas sage of the shipping bill, now i assured, will provide a merch jant marine available for auxili ary naval duty when needed. While lamenting the great jcost of this building program imost citizens will heartily ap-: ! prove of the action. We do not know what the future has in : store. We may have serious I questions to settle with Ger-' many. England or Japan no ione can tell. If adequately prepared from a naval staid point it will be easier to settle such issues on a basis satisfac tory to the I'nited States. The naval appropriation this year may save us a future war debt of vastly greater magnitude. Oddly enough the task of preparedness is being perform-1 ed bv a democratic president and democratic congress. This despite the fact the party is a traditional peace partv and is opposed to militarism. What FACTS MH UnKTII IvNOWIM.. lit: No in th Fish meat Pat Yonkeis evolved royafert i mpue Whe tter how much you mow the a lawn it never seems to net Wd. place the can ot sardines dy to serve native ele- uuarium until re. ep t-est m their have heen itizen who c method to lm omplete stretch eked refused to n talmed to have prevent ocean by .uigry flab. can be made e L4HC4 miles At pres to about In writing scenarios for the movi that having the ch villo.ii heapei imomls lioi'l.l !-. CASK The an known - id prevarication. pi MjWaMY V TaoVELoBBok. 3t L' "baokk. THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN SSRENADERS 7-Singers and Dancers-Players and Soloists-7 PHOTO PLAY TODAY "Letitia" 3 reel drama; "Ham & Bud" comedy, "Willie's Mother. was pushed into a business, him as to the evil: such wicked in ss . jrely admonlshin that resulted tr. f HFRIf I If owing to unfortunate delays l m llftillfl If U' uUIilnl Fav T nc 01 in VWIloWIII HKOF.MAS BI.FFF." 1 ADMISSION CHILDREN 15c Liis nay ADULTS 25c realized that Pendleton is not some people call the- "pacifist' making a fight merely for it- party is making up "strong arm' self but for eastern Oregon as past shortc a whole. e have taken the initiative in a move to establish normal school education east of the mountains and to thereby raise the teaching standard in this section of the state move is meeting with favor even in communities that would online for of the the Poll rd. I never knew su h parts lowlni vvhi party. You can never tell what may happen when war dangers arise. Sometimes those most Xhe 1 earnest for peace are the first on the battle tront when real need arises and those who have Mrs. u H Wi Kllinarrnssimr, in man in the country ha passti n and took his girl 1 a the brine doubtless be glad to have the ; ljen shouting for war take to normal school themselves Some very gratifying sup port is being given by Lai Grande people. Those people realize that a good normal school at Pendleton would be a great boon to Union county. ' It would be much better for Union county students to come here than to be forced out of the state to seek normal in-, struction as is now the case. The same generous and broad minded support is being, given by Baker people. One , of the best endorsements the BOTtnal campaign has yet re-J reived is from a former Baker man. State Superintendent Churchill. In a formal endorse ment Mr. Churchill says: "I trust the voters of the state will assist in raising the standard of our schools by es tablishing a state normal1 school at Pendleton. The loca tion is central, the interest of the people of Pendleton in ed ucation most excellent and the large number of pupils enrolled in the public schools will giv ample opportunity to all stu dents to get the amount of teaching practice required in, a standard normal school." I The campaign for the Pen-j dleton normal is going to suc ceed and one of the reasons is that eastern Oregon people as a whole will give cordial sup port because they know that Pendleton is not acting from purely selfish motives but is doing something that will prove of real service to this part of the state. the mountains. Etymologists have been stri ving t:; find the origin of the word "gringo" used by Mexi cans to designate citizens of tht United States. The nearest ap. proach to an answer is that tht word refers to a man whose speech cannot be understood. Clark Wood remarks that the opposition of the republi- nif thee Tovely flower! They are o beautiful and fre.-h think there is some dew on them yet "Ves. said the young man in greu embarrassment; "there is, but Vl going t" pay It off tomorrow.' onical v lindrii wl a lid parachute tall towel those who mn Parker w Athena visitor tlla Ralph Mi Bwen ' , i m. I known Iti tow i. Uma today CURRENT THINKING W UiON ( AltKIFs SKYIUM Mil m I KK-TAKIXfi M M IIIMi Skyrocket photographing outfits have i-een considerably developed by the tlermans for taking pictures oi enemy country, a similar device hav- muldle an A-sna vided. In shootl missile ia placed I he latter rotated sition. and the po .ale m two sections, bulkiest pari ol the ockma4 .i"i't-'i bold it rected. and near the iped support l pt' tlng a rocket, the I within the tower in upright po charge touch- Mlsa the Mil Ann. her. ypoaane is islnooa of John lnht yeste in the;t list ins, for a who In ity iransactlng I vJ. Douglas Tip i the city over Kex Marquis of Ontario wax an out : town visitor in the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs S T Freer are out I town vlsiti upper end ke. p.iig the camera poni ed in the right direction, until a pic ture is taken ' "oniing down, the parachute unfolds from the upper I. aire ami conveys trie various pieces afely to the ground. Afterward the film is taken from the camera and developed. Prom the February Pop ular Mechanics Nagatine. visit 1 1 lends. John Dixon and James Dixon Hoquiam arrived yesterday to pass the summer in the Umatilla county wheat fields Mr. and Mr.- c D. Housei Massed through Pendleton last in their auto en route hoito I'm Hand. Peti ad at day. M is l' him Clara stock n Springs for i bas an outl ' h gone to ig at that i n Mr. and Mis .1 J! Mc xiay for il.arhait and where Mrs McCook will month s OUtlng Mr MoOoo turn to Pendleton next wee Mi and Mrs. T .1 Tweed day for Portland where they a daughter. Mrs Dell Bonne! d a. Haslet! of the Cast) Company will leave soon foi Kansas City, lie expects to in Cheyenne ami will dlstlib Hound-Tp literature inert, k left ftlglir. end a via re y left lo. will oisli shou trip to otf soma I I'nlty night i from Kvans of al th.. Hotel Pendleton ves- Lb lira tide, was WHERE MAN-EATING SHARK KILLED MAN AND BOY THE VIEWS OF ' BOB" BATTLING ' ' '' ' ' Carl 0 registered terday. Miss Rath Haskell. n rands gin, was in ih for a few hours W. H o'Halr of the Harris vaster company of Stockton C this wiek I h. polar Ity yeste Mr. and Mrs. .1. M, Ring) an. guests of Dr and Mrs. R, IS go for a few days. They moton from Salem al. ni u M liar- lt, Is i the H. i i-t urni Lesti ll last iif ih Ighl t ll Model Cleaners. from a two weeks' laway springs I iiion hiirrn wrvlrp. The fnimmer union evening servl. as are now Ih.k held This Sunday servl. e will be at tlM Presby lerlan ohurrh Itev. ll. n Hobbell of Ihe Christian Church will preach the ser mon. Subject. ' Mnklng Vlvld the lospel," Willard look Whe md left In- will look Mr. to llanff today for Tllla- join ins i a tnily. and Mr.- i: i and the Canadl- a short outing I tied i his morn-1 THE VITAL QUESTION IT KTItlKKs HOMJi Kopper tt Lunches S Tasty FOR HOT DAYS. Wholesome 1 Satisfying ENATOR LA FOLITTE, proirressive republican senator, approves the Wflsoll Mexican policy and fays that if the coming cam- Vt the spot where the boat Is and have never feared sharks according to llobert ichman Mur- llonH in liathlng parfliona wri in this iihotograph a man-eat- The lower picture shows a Stuffed phy, an aiithorit on nharks. which Cnless meanH are round -balk killed a man ami a boy. It great white shark In Ihe Brooklyn is dangerous. bathers the hundreds of Ma ... wan . reen, a small stream insiiniie oi ah. ami ."v lcrn c ,. M The . hi. ! interest In Ihe raid of w ho support ihls enormous ludustr York bay Km Boro 1 feet long. Man;, photographs ol sharks on the Atlantic coast bathing will leave the .oast lor Inland raanrti have been publish- resorts Is the fan that It may mean The advent of Ihe -narks Is a ver of the two spe.ies the destruction of hundreds of mil- serious business matter SPECIAL SUPPER MENU From 5 P. M. to Midnight With Steaks and Chops. Lunches for Auto Parties Our Specialty. Hid hotels, lo protect thousands arm ' Mod hundn in the J y strea toy high mora have tide. harmless sharks ei but this one 1 632 Mi St. Telephone 90 1
