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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1916. PAGE THREE - ll 1 Dm Tatom Co. Canning Tomatoes 50c Canning Peaches 65c Canteloupes, crate $1.40 Strawberries ISc Watermelon, ice cold . l' jc Cascade Butter 3Sc 688 Telephone DOWNEY'S U. S. INSPECTED MEAT IN CONNECTION. 187188 WIMOX DKITCNDS POMCIEK is AorraTANCE spraxii Continued from Page 2.) BEFORE You let any work in our line, don't forget to get our prices. Estimates gladly furnished on any kind of stone, brick and cement work. S. RUGO & GO. Telephone 461 l inks Take 1004 ITIsoii.-rs. BERLIN, S)t. 1 It Is aiiiniuncpcl the Qsrmani rtesptursd trench seat LotlgUval, Turkey formal war dp i laiiiiiioi WttM hiindt'd thn Roumanian minister at 'onnlantinple last tun hi The Turks. raptured five thousand Russians in the t 'itiicmius. A iplnatW nays if there is trulli In the axiom 'that man propnsea and lied disposal many men fail in their chity. cratle party ame Into power. How I do they stand now? Alike In the do meHtli' field and in the wide field nt 'the commerce of the world. Amerl ! ran husinesn and life and industry haye been twt free fo move sa they never moved hefore. Tariff neitwj Carefully. I The tariff has been revised. n"t ! on the principle of repelllnn foreign trade, but upon the principle of sncouraatnf it. upon itomethlnK lllke I tooting of equality with our I own In respect of the terms of the j competition, and a tariff board hat j been created whose function It will be to keep the relation of American with foreign business arle Industry un der constant observation, for the KUldanre alike of our business men and of our congress. American ener gies' are now directed towards the markets of the world The laws against trusts have been clarified by definition, with a view to making It plain that they were not di rected agaln.n big cosiness hut only against unfair business and the pre tense of competition where there was none; and :i trade commission ha ; been created with powers of guidance land arcommodatjon which have re I lieved business men of unfounded t fears anil set them upon the road of I hopeful and confident enterprWe. i , Currency Made KI"Mlc Itv th' federarteserve art the stip- I ply of ciirreruy at the disposal ' tlve business has been rendered Ills, taking it- Volume not from a fixed i body of Investment securities, but from the liquid assets of dally trade: I and these assets r assessed and c I cepted. not by dist'in? groups of bank. I ers In control of unavailable reserves j but by bankers at the many centers of local exchange who are In touch with 1 local conditions everywhere. I Kffeit vo measures have been t"k- ; en for tin re--creation merchant marine and 1 the Amerlcun carrying trade Indlspen sable to our emancipation from the 1 control which foreigners have I long exercised over the opporunttles. ! the routes, and the methods of our commerce with other countries. Done Much for BastM. The interstate commerce commis sion has been reorganized to enable It f an American the revival of AUTO REPAIRING MACHINERY OVERHAULED AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES GASOLINE, OIL AND STORAGE The Big New Fire Proof Garage We not only repair automobile but will overhaul, repair or make new part for any kind of farming machinery. Bring in your caterpillers, com bined harvesters, headers, mowers, binders, gas engines, pumps, etc, we will make them work like new. Service station for gasoline, lubricants and accessories. Free air and water at curb. A car washer who knows how. Independent Carage Hemmelgarn & McCarrol, Props. Corner East Court and Thompson Streets. Telephone 6;j; i -... ... 7 m 'If ' 1J " . .... ..-M " ' to perform its great and Important functions more promptly and more St" flclently. We have created, extended and Improved the service of the par cels post. So much we have done for business. What other party has understood the tak so well or executed It so intelli gently and energetically What other partv has attempted It at all? The republican leaders, apparently, know of no means of assisting buslnes but "protection " How to stimulate and put It upon a new footing of energy and enterprise they have not sug gested. filien I'aiinc.-s Standing. For the farmers of the country w have virtually created commercial credit, by means of the federal re. serve act and the rural credits act They now have the standing of other business men In the money market. We have successfully regulated spec, ulation in "futures" and established standards in the mametlng of grains. By an Intelligent warehouse uct we have assisted to make the standard crops available as never before, both for systematic marketing and as a se curity for loans from the banks. We have greatly added to the work of neighborhood demonstration on the farm itself of Improved methods of cultivation, and through the lutein, gent extension of the functions of the department of agrlcutture. have made I it possible for the farmer to learn' systematically where his best market i'1 are and how to get at them Much IKine for Iilsii The worklngmen of America have been given a veritable emancipation, by the legal recognrtlon of a man's labor aii part of his life and not a mere marketable commodity; by ex-1 emptlng labor organizations from: rocesses of the courts which treat-, ed the'r members like fractional parts' of mobs and not like accessible and: responsible Individuals; by releas'ne' our seamen from Involuntary servl-l tude; by making adequate provision1 for compensation for Industrial arc!-' lents; by provMing suitable machin-l ery for mediation and conciliation In i Industrial disputes; and by putting' the federal department of labor at the disposal of the worklngman when In search of work Child Labor Forbidden. We have effected the emancipation of the children "f the country by .re-j leasing them from hurtful labor. Wl have instituted a system of national Sid in the building of highroads such as the country has been feeling after tor a century. We have sought to equalize taxation by means of an I equitable Income tax. We have taken ; the steps that ought to have been ta ken at the outset to open up the re-1 sources of Alaska. We have pro vided for national defense upon a scale never before seriously proposed upon the responsibility of an entire political party. We nave driven the tariff lobby from cover and obliged it to substitute solid argument for pribate influence. Promts Made and Kit. This extraordinary recital must sound like a platform, a list of san guine promises; but It Is not It is ; a record of promises made four years Sfo and now actually redeemed in ' constructive legislation. These things must profoundly dis-1 turh the thoughts and confound the plans of those who have made them- selves believe that the democratic j party neither understood nor was ready to nssist the business of the country in the great enterprises which; is Its evident and inevitable destiny to1 undertake anil carry . through The breaking up of the lobby must espec ially disconcert them; for it was through the lobby that they sought ftnd were sure they had found the , heart of things. The game of p-ivll- ege sen be played successfully by no' other meins Democratic PionVres Arc- Kent, 1 have not spoken explicitly, gen-) tlemen. ,of the platform adopted at! St. Ixiuls; hut It has been Implicit in all that I have said. I have soturht to Interpret its spirit and meaning. ; The people of the United States d"1; not need to be assured now that that ! platform is a defin'te pledge, a prac tical program We have proved to I them hat our promises are made to I be kept. 9 We hold very definite Ideals. Wei believe that the energy and Initiative of our people have been too narrowlv , .onched and superintended: that they; should be set free, as we have set J them free, to disperse themselves throughout the nation: that they ; should not he concentrated In the hands of a few powerful guides and guardians, as our opponents have I again and again. In effect If not I" purpose sought to concentrate them, j We believe. moreover who thnt i looks about him now with compre- j hendlng eye can fail to believe" that j the day of Uttle Americanism, with j Its narrow horlions. when methods of "protection" and Industrial nursing j were the chief study of our prorlncial statesman, are past and gone and that a day of enterprise has at last dawn-1 ed for the United States whose field Is the wide world. Iopo for stimulus of a New Day. We hope to see the stimulus of that new day draw all America, the: republics of both continents, on to 8 new life and energy and In tiative in; the great affairs or peace. We are Amerlmns for nig America, and re-j Jolce to look' forward to the days in j which America shall strive to stir thej world without Irritating It or drawing; It on to new antagonisms, when the nations with which we deal shall at last come to see upon what deep foundations of humanity and Justice; our passion for pcae rests, and when all mankind shall look upon our great people with a new sentiment of ad-J miration, friendly rivalry and real af-; feetlon. as upon a people who. though keen to succeed, seeks always to be at once generous and Just and to whom humanity is dearer than; profit or selfish power. Upon thls'record and in the faith of this purpose we go to the country. PURE BLOOD MAKES HEALTHY PEOPLE Road's Sarsaparilla removes scrofula sores, boils ami other erup tions, because it drives out of HW blood l lie htm.ors Eruptions cannot treated with eXl because tiicsc c. blood. Hood s iSa: red blood, ; and Urilds tip cati.-e .hem. i.irit'j the kM rich. (ii-eMv :; The Daylight Store Wishes to offer you sugges? tions for your Fall ami Winter wearing apparel. WATCH OUR WINDOWS Come in and notice the many pretty materials we have on display. Our efficient sales people are always willing to assit you. PHONE IN YOUR ORDER TO OUR BUSY GROCERY DEPARTMENT. PHONE 526. L 1 ' The Daylight Store; Better Goods, Latest Styles, Prompt and Courteous Attention. ALEXANDERS Black Squeegee Tread Red Side Walls Gasoline, Oil and Tires and the greatest of these is Tires Gasoline makes your car go. Oil helps the machinery. But pneumatic tires make the automobile aot only comfortable but possible. To prove it. drive a block at 20 miles per hour on your rims. THE NEW 1916 "VELVET RUBBER" DIAMOND TIRES BLACK TREADRED WALLS are not only tires, but the very best in tires that the largest ruber factory on earth can make. Come in and see them today. We have, your size and we are here day and night. Pendleton Rubber & Supply Co. W. N. Matlock, Pres. Wm. Dunn, Mgr. 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