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PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGON! AN, PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1916. BIGHT PAGES AN INNKPRNltEST SKWSPAPKB The Hughes view is that fori the administration to take thej only practicable step possible' to check this plundering means; fnnri iH.nr d srmiw-kiy .t lvn "disaster for the shipping in-; rtiFtoo, Oregon, by the tprr. nf Maine." He nreacheS: AUT ORBUON1AM I'UBLISHINU CO. i . ;; j .X0? rreaches falsehood at that be- Mir 1 t the !t.. fflc t Pendleton. ; caujse fp new law spccifk'allv ! ,r, a erond claw mail matter. .. , ' ; savs that after normal price ,is sti.f in othkk 0IT1K8 I u npn rpfored nnon the1 laril Hotel Im stand. INirtlnnd. ; na e Deen IHWIW upon int.. Bona ewat ijrjw oregon , ocean the government anan re t htcn.. nareiii fti sofurit? uniidin. ! tire from the business. The Woelngt.m. I C, BanM, 501 tour teontk Street. N W NEW GREEK KING AND MAN BEHIND THE THRONE Teiephi'fle law is to operate but temporar ily and will not hurt the legi timate shipping business. It merely checks extortionate lates and they -should be $5 00 I':.-. checked. M r it.. -A i e n, , 7.30 rruin me nwniupejun ui mr (nnacmPTioM ratks. (IN APVAXCKl li. Ij one rear hy mail - nnllt. kli month, by mall 1111'. three month, by mall 1111?. .me monih. by mail nZiw n month., by rarrier ? ' northwest wheatgrower the ,'Tm.r.'h.:v SrrET Z ! merchant marine subject ,i wwkty. e rear, by man i niakesan issue that comes1 Umii vIt. li month, by mall ' , . ,,, w.H kiy f.o.r month- by man ' ! close to home. It is conserva- I tive to say our farmers have I been losing from 25 to 50 cents per bushel on wheat because ! of the extraordinary ocean charges. President Wilson and I hs cabinet long ago saw the .injustice of the situation and ' thev began working to improve , affairs. Thev have enacted a, law that will do so. I Candidate Hughes criticises this law on the ground it will liniurp trip "shinnintr interests r o of Maine." In other words he if ft els it will give our farmer relief by cutting down the ex- t rbitant profits of the ship owners and he has appealed to me people 01 Maine io voie against Wilson upon this ground. He has openly cham pioned the interests of the shipping monopoly and is us When Freedom In new lands beyond the was In new-born strength and vi gor first awoke, While yet the clouds of war that later broke Were gathering strength and fight, when every breeze Told of the storm, he left his home of ease In youth's first strength, and bared hta breast to stroke In battle Just, to free from tyrant's yoke A people brave who scorned to bend their knees And bow unto that ' tyrant's lordly will. But made their patriot stand at Lexington And checked his power and 4ride at Bunker Hill: Then grandly to the side of Washington fame gallant Lafayette and fought till right And victory crowned their cause at Torktown Height' H. T. Sudduth. CROWN PRINCE fg ) I M. VENIXELOS J GLOZGt Of GREECE I M ' : : 1 a ' 'f. mmKBBS til . fTSSSSS 28 Years Ago Today ' U - 11 ( (From the Daily East oregonian. September 11, lv Mtx. Wirt left on the morning's Walla Walla tram for Montana terri tory, she goes on a visit to her oaughter. Mrs. N. B Despaln and Rev. W. intr President Wilsons service h. Howard returned on last nights to the producr as an argument J'1 vif,u 10 menda iu F. B. Saylor. a druggist of Port against the man in the White House. How do the farmers like this line of action by the repub lican nominee? visit to his cou- HlNO CONSTANTINO OP GREECE. CTOWI) I'rim'o (ieorge of Crewe he roines king by the abdication of his father, and former premier venizelo the real power in the nation, will be the i.wer behind the throne. For many month a bitter controversy has been waged between the majority o( the people led b" M Venizelos agalnnt King ('.instant ine. whose training has been C.erman and whose queen i derman, the sinter of the kaiser. Her Influence has thus resulted in his oas of the throne. THE AMERICAN-MEXICAN COMMISSION I MULT ANEOUSLY with the withdrawal of the Oretron regiment and other regiments from the bor der the American - Mexican commission has taken up the problem of working out a sat isfactory adjustment of affairs teaching B. Saylor, a land, is in town on sin, S. A. Saylor, I The many friends of Susie Fanning I will be glad-to heat of her rapid re I overy from her late severe attack of malarial fever. i O. M. Able was around on the, streets today seemingly able to lo- j ! oomote without much difficulty. I There are 50U patients in the m sane asylum at Satem, the largest number ever known. Miss Katie Dillon, who has been i in town for some time visiting friends and relatives will leave tomorrow for dU)trltt. Portland to take a course in ou Mary's academy. The oregonian declaims against the of political economy in the . H. Lewis, progressive, presulen- "Drink no longer water, but use a tial elector; Arthur 1 Houlton, pro- little wine for thy stomach's sake gressive, presidential elector; H. 1. and thine often infirmities .Norton, democratic nominee for cir- '.'That sounds all right." said the euit Judge, first Judicial district; 0. captain. "Hut what have you been K. Wade, democratic nominee for drinking?" state senator, eighth district; It. M. "Beer," replied thr Mrtptare-quot Erwin. democratic nominee f..r state er. senator, 11th district; John Manning, in the southern republic. OPENLY FIGHTING FARMER THE N associated press from Brunswick, under date of Sept ' U I. C - I - inai ill a speetii uciuic a aiSc ; friendly and confident spirit. audience in the town nail at that place Justice Hughes at tacked the administration ship ping bill, saying it would mean disaster for the shipping in terests of Maine. The statement bv the repub- nu for their autiea. It is a Bl a-a : ; t,T,.,. commission that .should be productive hcan candidate is in harmony , f rreia r(igulLa with the Shipping plank in the The I nl,ed states earnestly desires republican platform. That not only the adjustment of the dir-i-.lnnl- Hpnnnnff. thp adminis- ferences that have arisen between the tration merchant marine bill :ind urges the ship subsidy )lan instead. The platform is v. play to the ship owners who are already making fabulous profits for the transportation Of American products across the ocean. It completely ig-; nores the needs of the produc er who desires lower freight rates on the sea because the I extortionate rates now prevail ing interfere with the produc er's profits. The Hughes view is that the ! p-dministration is wrong in try- j .injr to nut a regulatory hand i on the operations of the inter national ship combine. He tonsiders that President Wil son is wrong in working to protect the producer and the business man of the nation. The Hughes view plainly is that the government's first con sideration should be for the -rrrp fawners, in which he in cludes "the shipping interests ef Maine." He takes this view even thouarh it is a fact that It is uul,lic schools. No wonder, the lg- P , , i i norance oi me p.opie is uo.j vfg an effort to solve a perplexing 0 the protectlontettL question by sane methods, Yesterday afternoon about 5 o 1. rather than bv Conquest and James Huffman, a young man well bloodshed. I known in Pendleton an(l esteemed by twenty.fourth ui3,ric.t. j. N &IT till niS HC tJUJUIliailtCO, naa nic of a runaway. He is attended by Dr. Vincent at the residence of Mrs Swearingen. democratic nominee for state senator thirteenth district; Marian Palmer, democratic nominee ' for representa tive, first district; Frank Ward, dem ocratic nominee for representative, first district; P. S. Robeon, democrat- I is nominee for representative, fifth H. L. DeArbond, democratic nominee for representative, eighth district; L. D. Brown, democratic nominee for representative, eleventh district; J. N. Scott, democratic nom inee for representative, twenty-see ond district; J. Roy Raley. democrat ic nominee for representative, twenty third district; J. A. Egglesnn, demo cratic nominee for representative. "Then you've got no alibi and you're pinched," retorted Costello. The prla- oner said he was John Haisch of No. 250 Bower'. thl city. He went to sleep in a cell with his bible for a pil low. BHOKLH88" Joe JACKSON STTUi HATTING THEM OCT. Speaking of the commission report and the work before it the New Maine, York World says: Q said The American-Mexican joint com- It is an exceptional body of men summoned into conference on matters of first im portance to both countries. The three American members are all known internarionally for their high personal attainments and public ser vice."; the three Mexicans are auinu- two countries but the speeay renaon itation of Mexico. Aside from any benevolent intentions that it may har bor toward its stricken neighbor, selt-mtere-st alnne must prompt it to con tribute by every' means in its power to the establishment of conditions be yond the Rio Grande that shall in-' sure stahle government and peaceful progress. Certain elements in this country, in a spirit of jingoism and greed, have sought to promote intervention in , Mexico. They have failed In their purpoee. and the meeting of the American-Mexican Joint commission at New London makes doubly certain their failure Out of its deliberations wp may hopefully expect not merely a settlement of difnculties between the L'nlted States and Mexico but an understanding as to measures that will put Mexico upon its feet politi cally, financially and economically. I If the task of the commission ' is successful it will not only produce a result agreeable in the extreme to the United States but will prove the sal vation of Mexico a land where there has been too much of rule by bullets and not enough rule by brains. OLYMPIC CAPTAIN MADE publican nominee for ney. Wheeler county. district attor- BBPBJ KING'S AIDE-DE-CAMP IS CHIEF WITNESS FOR PROSECUTION AND THE LAWYER FOR DEFENCE W, C. E. ITuitt Acts In UniqOe Dou ble mpucit) In rase Bcrore Justice Parkes Hunting Without License Charted Against Charlie Snitmlcm. " ... Acting as chief witness for the prosecution and attorney for the de i.'iw. Attorney v. C. E. Prnltt freed Charles Saunders of Meucham Satur day of the charge of hunting without a license. The Jur heron- which th case was brought in the justice i .jurt of Judge Parkes returned a verdict of rot guilty after a short deliberation. It appears that Mr. Prultt and a young Pendleton man went hunting In the mountains last week. Saunders wished to accompany them and was Permitted to carry part of the hunt ing paraphernalia. The prosecution contended that iwuijucifl a.iuru, uiutMieu alio uwiviru: uui uonois wrio iiiv in hunting without u license andj therefore was guilty of violating the game laws. I Mr. Pruitt. attorney for the defense, : ; la a former deputy game warden. JOE JACKSON. Right up among the leaders with the old willow war club Is the famous "Shoeless" Joe Jackson of the Chi cago White Sox. who Is giving Trts Speaker and Ty Cobb a hard run for bat. Know this square end OWL. Then get this about cigar shapes! An even-burning cigar, like this, gives you its best. Of all cigar shapes the square-end cigar is your sur est even -burner. TheOwl proves it. A cigar which burns unevenly, like this, gives you its worst. The OWL pructically never bums un evenly because it's hand-made in the square-end shape. Shape alone will never make a cigar. But add to this square-end shape, 18 months of curing, long leaf filler, and hand workmanship all fea tures of the Million Dollar OWL, and you see why it is such a smooth-and-even-burn-ing, satisfying smoke. The Million ri lot PiiffiH M. A. GUNST ft CO. INCORPORATED RECREATION CONGRESS AT GRAND RAPIDS Play Experts Meet lo IcIm. system to I'it Children for fCQSe of Their Home Lund. Itcsl De ri J HADOOCK.j Captain Harry J commanaer or Haddock, former the Olympic, has there are ships now operating! it fl today it is well for the far- in peaceful waters and earning, mer to keep his insurance up- their value at one trip. Hejto-date. takes this view despite the fact) niiiin that for two years past the There are lots of children thip men have been charging! who d0 nt find the school cs much as wheat is worth to J bell a dirge. tarry it from this country to - Liverpool thus makintc larger' Tne Balkan peninsula is get profits from the wheat business 1 4in)f cfme to 100 degrees cen- than do tne tarmers wno raie ujgra(if the grain. , When Wheat is worth what r-rigned from '..f ''Presenting 132 An : l j-.. u ...n . - u - and ha l-een appointed aide-de-camp h.1V(, bMn nV,w1 , tt to Kin: (Jeorire. He la Mrying b. Malta on the ataff of the admiral In command of the Mediterranean fleet. The Olympic ha carried over 51). 000 troops from Canada to KnKland and ar,.(i00 to the OaUUpOll peninsula. FIFTEEN NOMINEES FAIL TO FILE ACCEPTANCES CASTOR I A Par Inlantt and Children In Um For Over 30 Years A man who would kick at 'his weather would kick if Ranged. We will soon see the Great Bf Happy Canyon. ft, Htt. Dem'H-ratlc Nominee for lU-prcMTitatlve of 22nd IlHtrlct ami j J. Itoy Haley, democratic nominee for iuireentatlve of 23rd District In liiiP'd. WOMAN SO WEAK; GOULD NOT SLEEP Made Well by Lydia E. Pink- ham's VegetableCompound. ! North Oxford, Masa. - " I had lost three children and I was all rurt down and so weak I could not sleep at night. My eyesight would leave me and every thing I ate upaet my stomach. I was very nervous and if I would start to sweep I would have to .stop and he down before I could finish. I was looking over the paper one day and read of a woman who felt as I did lal Power. I1"',,'r j and took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, so I took it too. Mow I am proud to' tell you I am feeling fine and I . . 1 ' il I .. l. U., U tm ' . . , . .-, nave Eiven uirui io a oov uoui. new IHIW.K DID NOT SAVE HI.W. ! , P...om . hllhv T keen a bottle tm Ills DHIKC WAS iiKKU J Pmkharn :JP,le of Compound in my house always. iiiM.n.T QMted Timotiiv. BW PoUcel Mrs. Peter Marco, Box 64, North Ckptaln Pound tli Verse intw-rlh-l Oxford, Maas. iil mly Wine. I . Sleeplessness, indigestion, weakness, I and nervousness are symptoms which ttBW vokk. Sept. I. An inehrl- indicate a lowered vitality of the female TWO SNAPS IN RIVERSIDE II'' TAKEN AT ONCE. Pine large new house and nine rooms, barn, chicken houses, or chard and 14 1-2 acres of land all for (3,000 11000 down and balance to suit purchaser. Owner must sell. This Is a splendid buy. Another 4 1-4 acres of alfalfa land, full bearing orchard, good six room house, barn, chicken houses, horse and buggy, .cow and some of the best laying chickens In the state. All goes with the place exoept the furniture In the house. Is Selling on account of sickness. Price moo. Terms. MATLOCK-LAATZ INVESTMENT CO. Real Estate E30I ocaoi 112 East Court St Farm and City Loan Inturance IOC e n o OkANO RAPIDS, Sept. 11.- A sys tem of play for little boys and i;lrls to fit them physically to take up the de fence of their home land as powerful in-n and women later on Is the pro gram of the international Recreation CongraaW which Will meet here from the first to the sixth of October. About 20,000 Americana, play ex perts, business men and women community building leaders, social Workers, educators, political leaders lid physical leaders and phjslclani American cities. have been Invited to attend. They will discus Making Men for America, Can an Indoor Nation I.n Kndure?, Leisure--America's Qrfttst t.'n- worked Mine of k Parmlnat. PcodI. Marketing TliroiiKh Better oae of Rural Lefeturt i falt'S famous rn A W1TICH raTEvDay" VsIVWVriOIl OYSTERS CLAMS SEA CRABS Fine, Clean Furnished 'Rooms In Connection. Steam Heated. The Quelle Restaurant Exclusive distributing depot in Pendleton for FALT'S Sea Foods. The harvest moon is golden this year. very luted individual stood like the l.-an- orcanism. and the tonic, strengthening Ing tower t Pisa, swaying a bit In nr00erties of the good old fashioned SALKM. ore.. Sept. 1 1. r nieen . me wmo. at tne ouxiem . roots and herbs, contained in lyflia c. nominees named at the May primary. DOOM Ferry, if. I .. Ian evening, uupu election have thuji far failed to file rastrlck COStSltO of the local police acceptances of their nomination with took him by the arm. Secretary of State Olcott. Unlee they "M' friend, lemme read to you," file by September 12. their names can-! Bald the Illuminated one. He drew not be certified for the election, No- from his pocket a ldble, and stuttered vember 7. The following have neg-l through this quotatiM from I. Tlm lected filing. othy, S-23: Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, are just what is needed by every woman who is in Mrs. Marco's condition. 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