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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1916)
PAGE FOUB EIGHT PAGES .... i THE EUROPEAN WAR Bit The firt real story of the great battles of the western front told by a soldier who took part in them. Baron De Mahissene A French adjutant, badly wounded in the battle of Verdun, who left the front in June to lecture in the United States. He is at the ALTA TODAY! INDEPENDENT NEW8PAPER Published Dally and Semi Weekly at Pen dleton, Oregon, by the BAST 0KEU0.MAN PUBLISHING CO. Official Count j Paper. Member Vnlted Presa Aaaoctatlon. entered at the poaiofflc at Pendleton. Oregon, as second class mail matter. ON SALE IN OTHER CITIES Imperial Hotel News Stand. Portland, Bowman News Co.. Portland, Oregon. ON KILE AT Chicago Burean. 9o9 Security Building. Washington, D C , Bureau. 501 Four teenth Street, N W. Telephone SUBSCRIPTION KATES , i v a 1 1 v a vrp I ally, one tear', by mail V 00 KSr mVfmaii . l "1MrU,bTt'Jrartir 7H0'' Dairy! 2u mtt'tb. by carrier j SuJ iLSS1 5rSrTter:::.::-::: ! HK HER. Brush up your niarla and make k try, IcnUW off the 11 iNMM The blue mill dec! pay sky. AS :C And dan upon the hillf rleams Hiae from th- nhadow that dread. And ast that hopeless fear away This Is M world for ghosts W tread. This Is rro h'.ir of song and play. This Is the land of try aaln Of rlalng hearts that knuw not fall men '. "JLt ' rte rnen. be men. o'er rill he Stand by vour ship infl se aall. - - K lecled THE MAINE STATE ELEC TION fgt HE result of the state el- ection in Maine may be considered from two angles and each political party may draw great satisfaction from the outcome. Having elected their state ticket the republicans may! ! claim a wonderful victory anders economic questions not! ! ee in the returns a forecast of from the standpoint of the peo-l , a Hughes triumph in Novem-iple but from the standpoint ofi ber. privilege. He does not look at1 ! On the other hand the demo- j subjects from the angle of the j ocrats may point out the fact i producer or the consumer or thai the results are close con-1 the worker, but from the view-; 'sideringthe fact Maine is a j point of the ship monopoly, j ; rock-ribbed republican strong-, the transcontinental railroads! j hold and one of the "citadels j and of high finance in general, j : cf protection.' They may also j His thoughts are with those on j jdraw hope from the fact Presi-jtop of the pile, not with the i 'dent Wilson is recognized as i struinrline millions who ere-! strn nprpr than his party and therefore is certain to draw a j heavier vote than was accord-: ed the democratic state candi-1 dates yesterday. They may go farther and assert that it will : be necessary to turn only a few ' votes to send Maine into the ; Wilson column and that it is not jat all necessary for the presi-j dent's thoughts are not so, dent to carry Maine to be el-much of those who draw dir ected, jdends and cruise about in pri- The plain facts in the case I Vate vachts as of those who1 I are that after a real fight dur-jrrian the fsrms and industries! ing which they made use of Che j 0f the nation. services of both Col. RooseveW and Justice Hughes himself THE ACCOMMODATION the republicans have won the TASK Maine state election by a mar- ; ,ue ,.,.nrlrpH pi. Ither large or small according ! A. IL. 1r.r.t if l" T.W vonr choTce. 1 " , FROM DIFFERENT POINTS VIEW- ' ANDIDATE HUGHES ob-i the big show and the visitors jects to the new shipping' who come must be accommo law that is aimed to re- dated. In some respects the duce ocean freight rates and 1 accommodations task is differ will accomplish that end. rrit from what it was when the Therein he fights the interests ! Round-Up was first started. of the producer. He objects to river and har ibor appropriations, referring tj facetiously to the measure as ,the "pork barrel" bill. He j talks like the railroad attor- , nftuti tallf nrwin trip mihlPf't. r"urs'' "n tn's toP'c 's n0i friendly to th' farmer or the! consumer. Mr Huirhes also objects to i the lettlement by the president and congress of the threatened railroad strike. He is using the strike settlement work as an argument against President Wilson. He talks on this sub- j ect as do the railroad officials! and lawyers. Like them he I may have wanted a strike. ' Be that as it may the plain facts from the Hughes record, compiled from his campaign speeches show that he consid- ate the riches of the world and without whom our aristocracy of wealth would crumble and fall. Mr. Hughes is the very op- DOsite of President Wilson who has a heart that sympa thizes with the average man j'nd his problems. The presi- , . MfORL than has been true 5ftl for several years should tip accommodations committee tnc tan 01 find a response from the peo r'e of Pendleton this year. There are unmistakable siirns of an enormous crowd for In the last five years the au to has increased wonderfully in usefulness. By the thous ands people will reach-Pendleton by motor car this year. Many will come prepared to camp and adequate camn rounds should be provided The niacin? of the schoo prounds at the disposal 01 m visitors will hem irreatly in - solving the problem, Another preparedness step( J consists in the strawing of cer-i j lain roads and improvements of various sorts to other roaas in need of work. This is a line of action that will make friends indeed for the city and for Umatilla county. and tomorrow with a heart gripping story of the great est war in history as seen by a participant. This is no rabid pro-ally lecture, but a plain statement of what the lieutenant has seen with his own eye. We Guaran tee this show to please Keep the good work going. This section has a reputation to maintain. BOTH WRONG CURIOUSLY enough, two men of totally different habits of though, Presi dent Ripley of the Santa Fe railroad and President Gomp ers of the American Federati on of Labor, agree in regrett ing that there was no railroad strike, each believing that vic tory would quickly have come to the cause he espoused had the terrible test been made. Both are on the wrong track in desiring that such a contest with its inevitable inconveni ences, privations and dangers and its possible horrors should have been fought out. Both are wrong in believing that the strugsrle would have been speedily ended. Both are wrong in wishing public suf fering as a price of triumph for thpir respective sides. The toll would nave been far heavi er than any that is likely to come from the operation of the eieht hour day for a whole generation. Incidentally, it may be con fidently assumed that the poli ticians who are now foolishly denouncing the president's part in the settlement of the trouble would today, if the ex ecutive had not acted, be shouting themselves red in the face over his neglect of duty in permitting a ruinous strike to encrulf the country and be imploring congress to do some thinT. anvthine. to end the ca lamity. Boston Post. ft 28 Years Ago Today (From the Daily Sept. 12 Jaim-H Utu&)len Host OMponlan nil.) of Adams is ii town today. The party of Immigrant who Witt BBtniMd ofiow ttwn i' ft this mofntni to work on Hunt's inllroad wni'h If now being conHtriM'ted In thin dlrvtt" tion. At hUN evfiiin((' rneetinx of the boftfd of Tire dtlAKAtriA f minion to ttHctly enforce Mctlotl provUlinn I hat very member of th- hoard either nhall he present at tatd or Iptetel mert(nf or pay a fine i,T $2 for hln Judfe Valkr and hi brother Mnri in return-'d on last ni(Tht' train from La France Bros. THE WORLD'S GREATEST AND M OST Sensational Head Balancers in their Garden of Equilebristic Novelties 1 V flCTUr An exquisite romance Meacham. Mr. Walker Heml eon aiderably improved In health by his lone sojourn In tftc mountains. The arrival of the Farmlngton and west bound passenger in Pendleton at lh" swim- time makes a very animated scene at the depot every evening. It has been whispered that the Colfax boys will come to Pendleton loaded for the occasion of their game with the Stars; that Is prepared by the selection of a strong team In and around their town to win if possible. W. J. Furnish left last night for Portland with the bad Indian UOSM who stole hflrses from his relatives. Vieene from "rii,, FI.OWEK or K8 Mini MUM The Flower' of Jfo Man's Iind," at Alta Today. k:sh BLGOD :ri BY HOOD'S r -.ro hloi (1 tncllel the stomach, '.. ; Iter digwtivs orgsni to .lu tlifiif wuck properly. Witbuut it they arc :!. 'i h, there is loss of r petit, tooictlnci fulntReta, a ttc raned suite of tht! intestineaj and, o gcoeral, all the .-viriptoma of dyppt i. Hoiiil'i B-.rssparilla makes pure blood, ind tl.il i. why it u so very - lal'ul in the trcstOMt of so oumy ailments, (let it today. 1 WONDERFUL H or trouble1 Oall Stonea, Cuncer and Ulcers of the Ptomnch and Intestlnps, Auto-Intoxl-catlon, Yellow Jaundice, AppendlcltUi nnd otlier fatal ailments reault from Stomach Trouble. Thousands of Stomach Sufferers owethelr com plete recovery to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Unlike any other for Stom ach Ailments. For sale hy druggists everywhere, mssas ' SiJjm vSusm'a J Present the dainty little star Viola Dana in "The Flower of No Kan's Land" in 5 acts of Superb Photoplay. Itoot- For Natatniium. In yesterday's Issue of the Port land Journal was a long article on the Pendleton natatorlum and the Pendle ton way of doing thingH as seen by John Mc.Murray, who acted as swim ming Instructor here during the past summer and who is now attending the state university. n WOMEN'S BANKING REQUIREMENTS The increasing complication of modern business and the demands made upon wo men's activities make efficient banking service, such at this institution affords, a real necessity for women. We cordially invite both Checking and Savings Accounts and at all times extend courteous, helpful attention to our patrons. A Few Reasons illy Yi Should Cook With Gas ir Is Handy ft Is Cheap Wastes No Fuel It is Clean and Cool in Summer, and is Absolutely Safe. Phone us and we will estimate the cost of Installation. Ranges and Water Heaters Sold on Easy Terms. Pacific Power & Light Company Phone 40 TIs better to have kissed ami) never to have kissed a miss (ban GAYNELL BALDWIN Violin Instructor European Instruction 70 Thompson Kt. Phone n Hi
