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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1916)
PACK SIX DAILY EAST OREGOMAN. TENBLETON. OREGON. MONDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1916. tn 1M.M k.Mih,NT NKWeTAPIR Pefclletird I -all? and Kml Weekly it Psa- letf. Omgoa, by th OKI. I, u.MAN I t Hl.lhlilNO CO. Official Connta Paper Member I n I ted I'rcM Aaanrlatloa aurnl ai the pmtufftf-e at I'endletoa, rai, u aroJ-rlaaa mall natter. ON 8Al.lt IN OTHER CITIES laiwrlal Hotel New Stand, Portland, tkiwoiao Nrwa On. Portland, Oregon, nv fit it it rtitraro Rnrwin. o security Rniidinc farmers be making such tasata street, ti. W. tn rAnaoruntiamT "vainra SCHHf RIPTION RATES. UN ADVANCE) ally, oot year, by mall Mit, an oiha. by mall ftaliy, ttir evmtbs, by mall ttaMf, au mnath. by mall Mif. en rit. by earrl Kallf, all moot ha. by carrier Baity, theea mootna. by rrrler (ally one month. b carrier ef Weekly, on ft, by mall teal Wxritly. all atha. by mall I Weetly. foor moatba. by mall effect farm paper was not rat- administrations under which suffrage Od AS a COmmcrri.il paper. f Panted and the year. might be , , . . . interetrng for reference. Thev are: Such paper backed by a crop Wyoming, territorial act. is: cu.- is now considered a liquid as- redo, populist, 1S93; Utah, democrat. set and will be taken by a re- '". is; Mano. democratic, is96; serve bank any time a member fusion, progrive mo; rait- . . , . . , , . fornia, progressive, 1811; Arlxona bank desires to seek needed democratic, 1U; Kansas, democrat, funds from the reserve. YOUr ic. 19H; Montana, democratic, 1S14; banker will tell you this if he iiimois. democratic. ti3. tells vou the truth. I "Tn"8' a TO,e for wlu,on ,s a vot . ... .. , for woman suffrage. Were this nation at war or. To wh think of the on the verge of war would' roaonf frnm tht 111- (.J-;. f ol m.rfo molo otaiiupviiib ui cuoi ouii agio the appeal of Mrs. Pinchot will strike home. The man who has already made good upon a subject is more dependable than a man vestments? Would they not! i be forced 1 Would they be paying $150 'per acre for wheat land if crops were to be confiscated - 1 jj as in Europe and prices dic Z T.5o tated by some government bu- : reaucrat? A t ha ' ! m . t II Tijoi consiaerauon Dy me iarm- Are not these things worthy JO i P TT AMI- 1 1 1 itrs oi umauna county aim uy 'the farmers wives, their sons and daughters? Is not prosperity worth more to you than partisanship? WHERE DOES VILLA MONEY COME FROM? THE CHEAT ACCrSER. You who have skulked be naih the wlnm of niEht. l'i-re the yellow tinners of the sun, Thit iry wilh unforereen. re niomltss litht .h:it wcret door ymi left undne. I: On!; the man whose hands and heart are clean. Whose eyesj can meet the clearest licht of day. Will (Wl within the nun a power unseen. Whose ellow finders point the letter way. Jane McLean. You who i'h afal'.hy crafti neaa have planned A thhTa allinnce with the friendly ilark. Kin'tv that your hiding places cannot stand r."HMUh the sun. that strips rnd leaves them stark. J0 man who has followed Wfr Mexican affairs can fail to see the significance in the renewal of Villa operations at this time. Only a month or so ago Villa was defeated, wounded and his forces scat tered. He had neither money nor men. He has been sup plied with both in recent weeks and is trying to make a stir with the evident intent of dis- crediting Carranza and inci- dentally the Wilson adminis tration. Where does the Villa money come from? How does it hap pen that a bandit chieftain who was down and out has so ou'Vkly come to life when there was nothing in Mexico to account for the phenomena? There are men in New York city who know how Villa is be ing financed. Several men who are heavily interested in Mexico are heavily interested in the Hughes campaign. They have given money for Mexican uprisings before. It is a fair assumption they are busy again. DEEDS VS. PROMISE. PROSPERITY OR PARTISAN. SHIP HOUGH Gifford Pinchot, who was a Roosevelt ap pointee to office, is sup- .r, -j u -'porting Hughes, his brother, 4taAAA0n8lder1011 v Amos Pinchot, equally noted Jf $100,000 a good ranch as a bull moose leldeTi3 an ar. was sold in this county dent rt of -p Saturday, the price being WHgon So h;3 wife. flighhy under $1.0 per acre.; In a statement just issued It io but one of numerous trans-. from New York Mr9 Amf)3 fers being made at high fig-; Pinchot lauds Wi,son M the ures One, realty man m thistruest friend of the woman-s county has made deals aggre- cause ghe says- gatin?r $300,000 in recentj ..0m the beirlnnlns. the demo. Wpek.s. jcratlc party has been the champion If we had suffered a nation- iof thl oman'" ue. president wn wide railroad strike with a f't prudent ever to j . . . . . . vote for equal suffrage, or ever to ex- transportation tie-up and a prefSg him,elf ,on.ib,v in lta favor , market demoralization would the twelve ftates that now allow wo- KUCh transactions be Under- men to vote, all but four trranted the .ay? I privilege under democratic adrnlnia- ,.' j.j . , . jitrations. And In these four, the wo. If we did not have improved !,.,.., eAnre won onr, bv a ierT,torlllI banking due to the federal re-jact. once under the populist and PCrve system WOUld this COUn-,w,r under the projrrewivea. The re ly be facing such evidence of . ft"'''1" vw. m not a .ni m- i 'it ,-, jlance has irranted the r!?ht of fran- good times. LnUl the reserve cnlw to wom(T,. act WfIS pissed and put into j -The woman suffrage atRte. the who has done nothing for you even though the latter may talk fluently of what he is go ing to do. ( The German submarines have ceased operations on our coast but they seem very busy in the region of Norway. A war with Mexico to sub due a people for the benefit of Wall street would be a real stain upon our flag. Quite evidently the Pen dleton women were not won over by the Golden Special This is the last week to write letters for the normal measure; let no friend escape. People may get tired of poli tics, but not of a rising wheat market PENDLETON DEEEATS IA GRANDE 20-0 ?! ' Ti i ! r T" r 1 1 1 '! I j0y nj I j 1 1 a a a a Discover the flavor of mellow 18-months-old tobacco. M. A. CJlJNST CK CO. INCORPORATED The Pendleton hltrti school football team won Its first eastern Oregon championship contest Saturday by de feating La Grande high school by the score of 20 to 0. The Pendleton team though lacking- punch in the first quarter, showed steadier rfeam work than did its opponent and but for Its frequent fumbling, would prob ably have piled up a considerably lar ger score. The La Grande team sprung a big surprise in the first quarter, when by a series of consistent gains, the; worked the ball within 20 yards ol Pendleton's goal. Here the Pendleton team held and was able to secure the ball on downs For thefemalnder of the first qaarter the ball zigzagged back and forth between the two teams, neither appearing to have the advantage. At the beginning of the second quarter, La Grande worked the ball within 13 yards of Pendleton's goal line, where Pendleton held and re ceived the ball on downs. At -this juncture of the game. Bowman made one of the prettiest end runs evet seen on a La Grand field and after racing 15 yards, scored Pendleton's first touchdown. Casey failed to kick goal. The second Pendleton touchdown came In short order, when the Pen dleton team worked the ball w'.thln five yards of the goal line and sent Snyder across the line. Casey bucked goal. The first half ended before an other kickoff could be made. Score Pendleton 13: La Grande 0. In the third quarter, the ball was with'n La Grande's territory most of the time, but Pendleton would get within striking distance of the goal only to lose the ball by a fumble. Near the last half of the quarter. Pendleton worked the ball within a foot of La Grande's goal and put It over on the flrt play after the fourth quarter started. Taney kicked goal. Score, Pendleton, 20; La Grande, 0 For the remainder of the fourth quarter the ball Remained near the center of the field, the game ending with La Grande in posnei!on of the ball on her own 40 yard line. Captain Moon of I,a Grande, play ing halfbuck, seemed to be the only I Grande player that could make ronnlstent yardage, while the entire Pendleton b;ickfleld and ends carried the ball for constant gains. Pendleton attempted five forward paisas, completing one and hav'nx one Intercepted. La Grande attempt ed four, completing none and havlnl one Intercepted. The punting of Caey of Pendleton and Larson of La Grande was of good ralltK-r, eiith averaging about 30 yards. I Grande's defeat by Pendleton (practically puts them out of the run nlng. their only chance being that thev defeat liakep and HaKer oereais Pendleton, Pendleton meets Baker on next Friday. The Pendleton line-up was; prown. ! center; Mull and Hargett. guards; (Wilbur n ml Frlertley. tackles; Huet find fa.i.y. ends; f'arr and Ilowman, lhilve.: T'lrlrh. quarter; Hnyder, full , Hub- tl'iitiw, Judd for Hargett; n. Ul- r i h for I'nwmnn; Hays for Hnvder. Ia Grande Hews and Andrews, 'n'1; Fi rliea and Chenmiiilt tnckles; Nf ion and rurroll guards; t .arson and , Moon halves; Reynolds, nuarter; Mc'lonald full, official", Hlndnrman referee; Reynolds, umpire. J ! ; ; ; j j TV incorporated si:::::..;: t yyTYy'yfr'yTri i j i i j ; a !!!!'! ! 1 '!: J ! ! ! I ! ! ! ! ! I ! J ! ':: :is i ! ' 5 !'!! J !!'' ! i 1 1 1::!::;;;;::!:::;: i !;:;;;;;;;;;;; : j Ton can't tell what a man Is until jyou argue with h'm. (f Ills opinion fai to Jlle with yours, he's a crank. i rsanitwiw,y, When yon feel dlarourasad and it pnndent do not gfr up but take 1 doa of Chamberlain's TWet an you are almnet certain to feel all r'rht within a da r two. Destxmrt enry la verv often flue 'n Indigestion et are eepertallv vslosWe OhtsHi and blllnuaness, for which thea tab. if I rrn d nnn TI I V U LI uucJ uu vbvbLiu ' I o IS 3 o P D 9 It is going to be a hummer, at ir 1L CI M mm It's the high Bond Quality at the little Fife Price AND S70.000 WORTH OF IT! (rfnMIFv n iff It's taking place in the Judd Building and you can buy with your eyes shut and buy right Bargains that will amaze! Lots of Merchandise added! A Week of Sensational Selling Ah Avalanche of Bundles Streaming from Our Store Each Day c o pi D HI N 6 ol n p ci
