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DAILY EAST ov s slx i5 cms cmm a - :aaa. nui PAGE FOUR e Oh, fSreasaa, Onpa 0 riL AT . - : : sa .DC- km Ml. Tnt .Lincoln. W Map I Mir. Ml MIX s sssli MB, cases sssstka kg atf BK 7 mm rw t arer auj era wrk ttrttr THI. HKX-E. At cwelsi as I am. I cs Not vti myself against Dm Tsa snld Mi wooilr nikless 1 may proceed w.tli a'i cart Ab-3 sratch foe lts and su dec iimpe. Bn Ta in iu(" eer where 8c long a can rt run by Am is no law to 111 IX TVe safety of a mac to dtfM So ksg as fools are r jr.n'.nx free And motoring like demon 94 Tho-igh iho'i?and drire ttoelr anted weU coin alone would cot fill the needs felt by the republican. 'pponeBt of Mr. Wilson. r. stives of today would is nna mrr. as narc to accept a T did the conservative of 160. its The conservative American of ik 1916 is not capable of sincere admiration for the product of indeed, no enthusiasm for democracy. The clamor for Americanism" has its origin partly in a dislike of the immi grant, because the immigrant is poor and ignorant, and the dislike of the immigrant is a di verted expression of a distrus: of the masses of mankind and consequently of democracy. The continent has been con quered by herdc undisciplined pioneers in order that the soft heirs of this conquest might make an issue out of the need, which they so gravely feel, of disciplining and degimenting the million-minded masses. Out of individualism and democra cy came the greatness of Am erica, and now. being great America is being asked to sup press individualism and devise a more controllable form of democracy. Thus Lincoln would not do for a republican president. An drew Jackson would not do Washington might do if he had learned nothing since 1799. and Woodrow Wilson, whose ideals are at least democratic certainly will not do. WINNING A FIGHT All Summer Goods Must Go! To Make Room for New Fall Goods Now on the Way. Get your mid-summer apparel during this sale and save on every purchase. SILK SL ITS HALF PRICE fUjT&" Summer Dresses Greatly Reduced For bo man Urn.g lim Mi Jim what the fool is do. I wrrtt it from experience "T5s art myself I har to fear It a tie iatk eH cosnon sense That marks a tot of dnrtr here, Tba str.cteet rule I nay ot To g'-ard aga-wrt all accident Tet I'm in danger every day. The fool I cannot circumvent. Detroit Free pre LINCOLN'S HEIRS CONCLUDING with the statement that the demo cracy of Wilson is closer to the democracy of Lincoln j"lto HE Denver Post has hit upon a novel and most effective way of fighting the coal trust of Colorado. To prove its assertions that the trust has been robbing the peo ple for years. this newspaper has gone into the coal business itself and is delivering coal any place in Denver for $1.50 per ton less than the coal barons charge. The Post is putting coal in Denver bins for $3.50 a ton whereas the trust price is $5.00. Moreover, the manage ment of the paper offers to sell coal in carload lots to any one in the United States for $2.10 f. o. b. at the mines. The trust is threatening to !ask the United Sates trade commission to force fce Post to raise its price and the Post is daring the trust to take such a step, declaring that a gov--rr.Tr.e-r.: :n estimation :' the Colorado coal business is the end for which it has been agi tating for years. If the Pjst is making a profit on it coal, and the paper could hardly afford to operate mines at a loss, it is very evident that the big coal lords have been reaping unreasonable profits. On the surface of things it ap pears that a government in vestigation has been needed for some time. A Denver judge told a man he had just divorced that he was too homely to get a second wife. Still, love is blind and also a big bank roll sometimes has a greater attraction than the face of an Apollo. If the Deutschland succeeds in diving beneath the British and French warships we may expect the old familiar "Deutschland Uber Alles" to be 'changed to "Deutschland Unter Allies. If there is to be a moving picture drama of the early his torv of Pendleton, we hereby nominate Lot Livermore for the hero. Dr and Mrs. D. J. HtFaal ani M Kathleen V Paul mun.e-i yete:? !rom a vacation ef several week r;-ent it Lehman Spr : ; F 1 "HIT. rur.-:. n.-r '.if hi eterdi E. Ourr and j.rom:neat La n !he city over Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McRae and son relumed today Rosa a two months' tr.p through Canada, the Journey home being male via Mon treal. Victoria Seattle aad Purt-aod. Mr Mr Bag who Is a prcminent re tired wheat rancher, declares that while the trip was c. f. enjoyable. Oregon looks the beat of any of the country he saw. One of the moat enjoyable lodge meetings of the year as heij on Tuesday afternoon at Eagle-Woodman hal! by the LaJy Maccabees. .-.:a: applicants were tali -tied i r. and initiated. At the : of the bas-me-s session, the cap:ain of the guard presented the ensigns w th a heantlfll souvenir plate for attendi'.J each meeling for I he year. A Ml three course luncheon was served M the large number of Lady Maocares present The event was thor.. .-' ' enjoyed. , Mr and home last several da:i country. T lation IjvKe fishing. outing of end of the Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Paddock "f WaJ la Walla ar- riastfafj :n the city with Mr and Mrs. P. y Alexander. W. T Reeves, prominent Stanfield farmer, whose r.ame was wr:ren in as democratic candidate for repres-n lattVc, j in the city today Frank Heald. with the Northeri has returned fror he spent a month N nected i companv o.a wher- brothr Mrs. Harrjv Hays and Mrs 1- G M g Kir.ley and four chll-F.nne:- left 'yesterday for Port'ar I dr,n of Graaie. are registered at '.nd Seaside to spend their vacation. the liymM fiiilksaa Oregr nian. Him Merle Parlett left today f-r the coast where she will Join " Mavree Snyder for a sereral we-ti vacation. FRIDAY-SATURDAY Temple Theatre Admission 25c Frank Iji rave ,- Adams was here yesterday. Mra Carl Ballance of K.tter wai here yesterday. O. T. Colby of the O -W. R. a: N is in the city. W. T. Reeves is up from StanfleK on business today D. J Mcl-ellan as ,,'.er from 11 Grande last night. P R. iiowman of Echo, passed i last night in the i ity. A H Schulter prominent farmer, was in the city la.w. night 'Jeorge Larsen af Echo, was ;n 'he; : city over night yesterday Mr. and Mrs K E. Patfdoek came over from Wall Walla last night. ; Mrs Leon Cohen has returned froinj ! an extended visit in San Francisco, j tt H. Cooiey if Napa. Cal.. is reg-, . isiered at the Hotel Pendleton today . R D Hedges of Nonh Yakima, was j a guest of the Hotel Bo man,yester-! i day. D. C. and C. S. Rrownell. prominent . I mat: Ha landowners, were in the cilj ' today 'ierai.l Stan' '.!. prominent Stan field stockman. n a visitor in 'wr. : tday H M. CV-kburn. county . ommi-i sioner of Milton, was in the ctrj iast night. Mr. and Mrs W. K. Woods of port-J land, parsed throigh the city jester-' day en route east Mr. and Mrs Ean Sawyer have re-1 turned from a trip to Lehman and Hldawav Springs Stan field anker, re the ; 'f Mi WERf MORE "DAMAGED GOODS'' OK THE M MRf I Bf LESS SYPHILIS IN REAL UFL" Ir.'i a ; ' . Inn it- : RalBh A H Is here today tmtt boundary oejard. Miss Efne Jean Fraxier left yester. day for a two weeks' out.ng M to passed at Bingham Springs. John Marshall of Castle Ho- k. re turned last night from WaJia Waila tansa'ting bu'i- and Mrs. John arrived home j ling at lhman Children under 16 not admitted un less accompanied by their parents. Vice of men in the form of hor rible disease is re flected in the suf f e r f m g of food women. Special Matinee, Ladies Only, To wrrow Afternoon. 2 thowt, 2 and 4. where he has bee neat. !!. Frances Sa 0 Meara. her ctjj yesterday from ar springs Asa B. ThonuK.n was up from V ho tsslaf to attend the hearing iiefore 'h rourt of the Cmatilla f-.rt dis trict arguments. Mr. and Mrs A. Daly of Portland who have been visiting In t.'mattlla " .r.ty for the past two weeks huvi returned to their home. Mrs C. 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