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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1916)
FAC3 TIGHT DAILY EAST PRECOX! AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1916. TWELVE PAGES AN IM..!i.NI-r..T 'KW"8PAPER PatntahKl n. Fxml -Weekly at ra- 1!tiin. Oregon, b? the AST 0;;u,nN!AN ITHLISIIINO CO. City Off'cial Taper. .i. -W rnnntv rfflolal Paper. Member United press Association. tr4 at the pontoffiee at Pendleton, , an neooo(l cla mall matter. ON 8AI.K IN OTHER CITIFS airal Motel Newa Stand. Portland. hnaaaa News Co. Portland, Oregon. OS Flt.R AT flurean, flow Seenrlty Bnltdlnr. WiMmtnn. D. C, Bureau, 501 Four- Bvreet, pi. . ennsoRiPTioN rates. (IS ADVANCE) ffty, m year, by mull Vtiy, )i month, by mall t :, tbtee montha. by mall aoo month, by mail Waily, year, by carrier elk month, by carrier laaur. ttnee montha, by carrier Iwity. ne montn. ny carrier... feml Weekly, one year, by mail 1 tatt-Ww ty, ail months, by mall . Beaat-Weeklf, four months, by mall iO, LOVIXY 1SOSE. Go, lovely rose, TeJI her that wastes her time and me Tfciit now he knows When. I resemble her to thee How .sweet and fair she seems to be. Te'.l her that's young, And hurts to have her graces spied That had-H thou sprung; In dierts where no men abide Thou must have uncommended died. Small is the worth Of beauty from the light retired; Bid her come forth, Suffer herself to be desired, And not blush to be admired. rived from the distillation of I the vast deposits of so-called j hydrocarbon shales "of the 1 Green river formation of north-1 vej-lern Colorado and north-! ifasuTii i tan, me u. 5. ueolo dcr.l Survey has for three years rbeen making field investigati ons of these deposits. The ex aminations have been accom panied by mapping of the sreas of hydrocarbon shales and by such field measure ments of the thickness of the shales in workable beds and such rude field distillation tests as will afford primary infor mation concerning the amount and richess of the shales in different parts of the region. Very rough but cautious cal culations of the contents of the shale in parts of the area ex amined indicate that the distil lation of shale from beds over 3 feet thick in Colorado alone will yield more than 20,000, 000 barrels of crude oil, from which more than 2,000,000,000 barrels of gasoline can be ex tracted by ordinary methods. A report giving the results of these explorations and tests and an account of experiments r.s to possible gasoline produc tion, both by the ordinary com mercial processes and by the Rittman process, is now in press. A PAMPERED DIET SQUAD -JpHE Chicago diet squad y closed with a total gain in weieht of thirtv five pounds its two weeks' food test at a daily cost of 40 cents each. Why not? The sauad was pampered. Its last breakfast of oranges, rolled oats with dates, French toast, bacon, bread, butter and coffee was ambrosia beside the oaten scones with which old Scotland nourished a fine race. Its last Then die, that she TIb common fate of all thing3 rare, May read In thee: Bow small a part of time they share Tliat are so wondrous sweet and and fair. Bdmund Walter, 1606-16S7. BY MANIPULATION "Yf N many respects a change in the premiership in Eng land is equivalent to , a change in the presidency in America. The prime minister is tie real executive of the em pire, tje king being king in name only. .Hut when Asquith retired as "premier and the honor fell to Lloyd George it was not by vlcctSoa, but by the manipula tion of a few men, Lloyd ' George ar.d several other mem 'rs of th() coalition cabinet threatened to resign unless As- "quit& riiired. The prime min- idler's position was such that Yin had to quit. .Asquith's forced resignation may "have been wan-anted or it may hive been rank injustice, 'it mtj have been due to a tory ?pkjt or it may have been the Aork of men having the high t interests of Britain at heart anil knowing well what the sit-: nation tailed for. But what of a system that al lows a few men to hold! such power within their hands? Think of the possibilities in volved in such control ; of the manipulation and chicanery in vited by such an arrangement. If during the critical time in tur affairs several members of the president's cabinet had threatened to resign unless the president did so and allow them to name his successor the ac tion would have been similar to . -what lias transpired in Eng. land. Needless to say it is a line of action our people would not tolerate. ---- GASOLINE FROM A NEW SOURCE dinner of soup, roast loin of pork, cranberry sauce", sweet potatoes, escp.lloped onions, tread, butter, rice pudding and tea was little like the cornmeal cob and kernel ground together that S. B. Chittenden found in a dead Confederate's haver sack at Monocacy food which sustained the fighting men who nearly raided the capital. The squad were adults ot both sexes at light labor. While $2.80 each may seem little for their food, it equals $14 a week for a family of five. Buy ing and cooking at less advan tage, the average working man's family cannot pay $14 a week for its food alone; far from it Everybody knew that at a sufficient price good food can be prepared with intelligent stewardship. Like so many such experiments, the diet squad established nothing of social value. New York World. Fifty per cent of the escaped prisoners have already been caught and if our sheriff has his usual success it will not be many days until the rest of the quartet return to their old home.' HHIIII Some day the Rieth terminal will be so extensive it will ex tend from the junction all the way to the edge of Pendleton. BRITISH ROYALTY SETS EXAMPLE BY ECONOMY IX MEAT LONDON", Dec. 11. The Daily Ex press, referring to the impending en forcement of meatless days in Great Britain, quotes . Coloilel Lockwood, chairman of the kitchen committee of the house of commons as raying th.t the king and the royal household have for some time past had two meatless days weekly. Did you ever see a pretty girl who did not know it? til' ; J -ii'V-V'' " f " '' -i k I Ji - is? f k ti fit fe t t fuwt.x t. Ataxia 3 RALPH LEWIS AND THE TRIANGLE-FINE ART8 KIDDIES LISTER OF SIX." At the Temple for the La Time Today. fX 3TOMOBILE owners and motor car operators of all sorts will be interested in the fact that in anticipation of the day when, on account of the advancing cost of gasoline and Aher products obtained Trom petroleum, it might be found commercially profitable to utilize some of the enormous supply of petroleum to be de- l!nillll!!llll!ll!!lllllllll!!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli!lll!lll!lllllllllllllllllllll!lllli; NOW is the Time to Order I Your I Winter ! COAL I Supply Don't wait until the last minute, until the jjj real winter weather s sets in, . when the streets are filled with snow, when deL'veries are uncertain. Place your orders NOW and with us you will S OUR COAL NEVER DISAPPOINTS that's be- I cause it's THOROUGHLY SCREENED, free from E slate and dirt It's all coal get the best 'phone us YOUR OR- DER today. , See us for r o s t I 4 x v x i . - V U ' ' " it f :'" ' v. ! jj 'tlJSS JENNIE HEREON & bSUTINGEK CMIIDREK.j w.a J3rre' CHICAGO DIET SQUAD REDUCES MENU J 1 N ' jj v "e . HAL Ur;bt ' v; ! u' XC H V, - 4 wpmm vtJtmAL i v , 0 V ( -v, . DIET 5QUAD.AX'VDKK! This photograph shows the Chi- on)y allowance may be made even (ago diet squad at lunch. The twelve ,ow- rhe sluad ls U1,der tne gu" members were being fed for forty cents a day apiece,' but now the Hp1,n Commissioner, whose object is to show how well one may live on forty cents a day. Commissioner Itobertson will now try to show how cheaply one may live, thereby cheat ing the high cost of living. iPtrvisinn of John D. Robertson. II WS KK HTFIl DEAD, XOTED AS MISICIAX LONDON, Dec. 11. The death of Hans Kichter, the iiiuhIc conductor, ls announced In an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Amsterdam quoting Bayreuth advices. Hans Kichter wns considered the nrmnt nf the Kagnerian conductors. Ho conducted the Wagnerian festivals In Bayreuth since their Inception ana also directed the London1 phllharmo nio concern and later the London Rlchter concerts. He was born In 1843 at Raab, Hungary. ' Hong Kong Gafo 4NT NOODLE PARLORS Noodles AND Chop Suey Ontstde Tray Order Specialty. Boxm for ladles and gentlemen. OPIN DAT AND ALL NIQHT Meal Tickets, tl Heals for 11.00 Special Chicken Dinner 8unday. 548 Main Street Kaxt to E. 0. B14C- Pbons 11 Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES HOT TA11HLES CHILLI C0I1 CARiiE SPA.VIKH 8TTLB LUNCHES COFFEE Breryihlnf clean and up-to-date. FIRST CLASS 8BRVICH TEA 5c Packasro Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood Bts. Phone IIT. Peadleton, Or. 1 ONLY 11 MORE DAYS OF ! liter CMto Buy it now at Fire Sale Prices and Save 1000 SUITS AND OVERCOATS Regular $17.50 Fire Sale Price $11.85 Regular ?18.50 Fire Sale Price $12.85 Regular $20.00 Fire Sale Price $13.85 Regular $22.50 Fire Sale Price... $15.85 Regular $25.00 Fire Sale Price.' $17.85 Regular $27.50 Fire Sale Price $19.85 Regular $30.00 Fire Sale Price.. $21.85 Regular $32.50 Fire Sale Price $24.85 Regular $35.00 Fire Sale Price $24.85 FELT SLIPPERS $1.50 Values, Fire Sale Price 05 $1.75 Values, Fire Sale Price $1.25 $2.00 Values, Fire Sale Price $1.35 $2.25 Values, Fire Sale Price $1.45 $2.50 Values, Fire Sale Price $1.65 , WARM WOOL MACKINAWS Some wonderful values now showing in a wide range of sizes. Priced during our Fire Sale, at $6.85, $7.85, $8.05 and $9.85. And winter is just starting. Silk hose, silk ties, felt slippers; silk and linen handkerchiefs, Jshirts, scarfs, shoes, hats, Etc. . . Lump or nut Good dry fir, yellow and black pine. Dry Slabwood that is dry. ; AU wood comes either four foot or sawed. 1 B. L. BURROUGHS s Telephone S ,7lllllllllllllllllHlllltllllllllllllllinillllllil!l!llllIIi;il!llllllll!I!III!llll!:!imiMIIIIIIIIIi i i U1W Hie m, w mm Pent ton IS. ..-....'.,. ; . , JJfc
