East Oregonian : E.O., April 21, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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DAILY EAST OREOON1AV. PKNDLKTOV ORKCON. SATURDAY. APRIL 21. 1A17.
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County Official Paper.
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THK VOICE Of IJBKKTY.
Ixmx had tna Silence hr-ld Tbes.
oh. Bell of Liberty!
Wlwi circumstances compslled
Thea Thy prisoned voice
to free.
We heard Thy messaire thrill-
Inn and anaaer to Thy
call;
If for success or failure to lain
or loae our all.
No longer snail we ponder, nor
(Willi tha Hood and ill.
But lather all our foreea Thy
mandate to fulfill.
Aa on that day of Rlory. when
flrat Thy tone did rtnir.
We rally to Ty standard, aa we
Thy virtue sins.
From out the Silence olden Thy
vibrant voice ia hurled.
Not for a Nation only, nut
Freedom of the World.
May Marry Howmait
A PATRIOTISM OF DRESS
HE honor done the United
f . . - f a :
day in England is per
haps without a parallel in his
tory. What other country ha
ever hoisted the flag of anoth
er nation to its public flag
staffs, or taken such other
steps as did England yesterday
to show respect to a foreign
Hand?
) Making the observance of
I much greater significance is
!the past relations 'of the two
countries. England, the parent
from whom the child America
rebelled, did honor to the
child matured and self-developed.
The British celebration
of yesterday, participated in
by the king and queen and
other high dignitaries, shows
the depth of England's thank
fulness that America, the land
of the free and the first of
democracies, has. joined with
the allies to strangle tyranny
and banish autocracy from the
earth.
Teddy Roosevelt always was
an impetuous devil.
The kaiser has been brewing
his cup of bitterness for over
30 years.
Are you ready to do what
you can when your country
calls? If so sign the pledge
without being asked.
Pendleton's Round-Up is a
Broadway success. There is no
higher tribute to, merit.
Is the sun hiding his face
from this world of carnage
and are the gods weeping to
behold the fearful slaughter?
That mav be a noetic wav of
explaining the present brand '
of spring weather. I
FIRST AMERICAN ARMED SHIP TO BE SUNK BY U-BOAT
i : A . -
off BrMst? Franc, with a tHsir.e Ifrfu- to th bnttom by a C-boat. Nineteen
-..,.. uu....inBy th. member of th crew of the friithler (
rrr rescued bi a French tatnl.
The American steamer Aztec.
hlch, according to dltpatche, haa
letn sunk by a German' submarine first American armed shi pto be ami tTwenty-ttsht are miaaing.
Alexander HhhI. arterwards Lord
Hrinport of Knictand. a peraonal
friend of the bead or Vancouver's ex
pedition which discovered the snow
peak in 1792?
That the normal temperature of
the human body Is 98. C?
That W. B. Maya has been a resi
dent o Pendleton slme he was 17
years old ?
That O. W Bradley, ntfrmer count?
treasurer, is now exploiting; a new
half-sole for auto tlrea?
' hoof top. Thexe lesions reach an ex
cessive growth and develop a pruud
f flesh condition. In lambs and youn
' pi its the mouths are so afected that
, the animals cannot suck and starvins
; results. This disease is appeartnj;
and causing- much loss in other sec
j tions of the state."
SKVKltK WKATIIKK IS
CALLING Mlt'H DAMAiill
j IaOHHca Amone wille and Sheep In
the N'ortiM-rn Itocfcy Mountain
REALTY TPiXSFBS
i
Warrbnty TJed..
H. L. Wilson, et ui. to Takima Fruit
Company. 110 w 1-3 SE 1-4 and KW
1-4 Section 12. Township North,
ranft-e 34 and N 1-2 KW 1-4 Section Z.
TownnhJp 5 North, Hanse 34.
40 YEARS AGO
(From the Weekly Kast Oregonlan.
April 21. 177 I
1SI1I Maya, wife and baby have gone ;
to housekeeping and bre aa cosy as ;
three In a' amall house can be.
Horn, Hunduy evening last. In Pen-
(dleton. to the wife of James Jones.
HE Camofire Girls of
America have suggested ! daua-hter; to the wife of Henry Tevis
In Pendleton on Thursday evening
boy.
Duvtd Drumheller will start In a
ew days for the railroad with 150 fat
steers. We hope he will strike the
market at the right time to do well.
J. H. Turner and t S. Diaoswar
have been chosen to represent Pen
dleton lodge I. O. O. f. at the grand
lodge of the state wtlich meets in
Portland May It. 1877.
The Portland Oregon Ian with Har
vey rk-ott as editor at more likely to
be an organ than when Mr. Hill wa
editor.
Charles Shoemaker Is the possessor
of a three year old dasher horse anl
he Jumps like a race hone. His fu
ture as a race horse Is bright.
- dome fine animals were on exhi
bition at the horse show in Weston
Saturday last.
im Sunday night 'last portions '
the Blue Mountains were covered
thinly with snow. The wacon roads,
however were not visited by a sin
gle flake of the beautiful.
I DO YOU KNOW- I
i i
That the war with Spain began is
0f j years ago today?
that a national uniform
dress for women be adopted
while this country is at war.
The mothers of St. Paul are
advocating khaki graduating
dresses for high school misses,
p.nd the high school girla of
Portland have placed a limi
tation on their expenditures
for commencement gowns.
Club women of Albany, Ore
gon, have started a move to
have all children of the city go
bare-footed during the sum
mer months.
All this is done in the inter
eat of economy during war
time. Why should there not
be a patriotism of dress, at
leant to the extent of elimi
nating much of the sinful trib
ute which fashion and style
collect each year?
Clothes have a three-fold
purpose, concealment, protec
tion and adornment. The first
two purposes are utilitarian,
the third is purely luxury. For
every dollar that is spent to
satisfy the practical purposes
of clothing there are tens and
hundreds of dollars spent on
style. Dame Fashion is an ex-
npnsive miKtress ana wnnai n
caDricious one. Billions
li-jllar are wasted annually in j Tult Mlm v)oU Hin )a . expert
an endeavor to fulfill her Bt tying rues for angimg.
whimsical decree. 1 - M ,
It would Keem that if anj That Mt Hood named for
earnest effort is to be madej
t hroutr hout the nation to adopt !....aaaa4
more economical nianuaiun
living un.l th inrrpasinir cost nMHAMH)
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. . -u.a..;t;M molfoa th. n m wl
' 1 1 liricnriwcr " ' " ' ' " a W
of such an effort apparent td; 4 f
all a big ctep in the right di
rt-ction would be taken by;
emancipating ourselves from j
the Mavery of dretw. If wc ;
t ould content ourselves, for a j
time at least, with selecting our
clothes with respect to decency
rud comfort more than with a)
view to making ourselves hu-l
man peacocks, we might have
more money for such luxurious!
necessities as bread and pota-j
toe and beans.
The suggestion of the Camp-,
fire Girls menu serious consid
eration bv the women and girls
of the land. A general adop
lion of a plain, simple, inex- j
pensive costume for wartimes
would mean a huge saving ana
I 1 W. o u-aurra rt a T Ti fk
tic tliftinction. It rniht throw j
the ntyle makers out of job
hwt thy wotilil b xry fit ub-j
joctj for rrnier.t w
I.IP AD IsKG IXCER
1Htme In Pterins; Havoc With Herd-.
and rlocixa In Oretron.
EITGE.VB, Ore. April 2t. "A dis
ease commonly known as the lip and
lea; ulcer is playing; havoc among; the
hogs and sheep of various sections of
the state, says x. 8. Kobb. countv
agricultural agent. -The dtseajte eon
fines itself to then- two clajws of
livestock and is especially bail In
sheep. It spreads much more rapid
Iv in sheep than In hogs and untees
its appearance in the flock is check
ed by the isolation of the victims, the
results are bad.
"The disease firwt ape pars In the
form of lesions around the mouth
and on the legs in the region of the
WASHINGTON, A pril 2 1 . Sever
weather ia causing heavy losses among;
cattle and sheep in the northern
Kocky mountain reirion. according to
reports to the forestry service.
The loss of sheep In Wyoming.
Idaho, Montana, Utan and Nevada
will be unusually tieavy and may
reach 20 per cent, It was faid today
Sheep generally are reported In poor
condition and a light lamb and wool
crop is predicted.
Heavy oat tie losses are in prospect
In Idaho, Montana and Wyoming and
stockmen fear that snort grain and
hay auppllea will mean the death of
many more animals Ietre warm
weather.
In the Pacific coast states and In
the southwest the situation is said to
be much better.
National forest supervisors have
been directed to open all preserves to
livestock earlier this year than unuat.
reference to strikes in imlustri.il
communities, has been recived here
by wireless from Berlin. Field Ma'
shal von Hlndenbura; says he recog
' nixes that the population has been
hit hard by th reduction of the brea1
ration, but that undoubtedly "the In
crease In meat and the regular deliv
' ery of potatoes wil Icompentmte there
for. The field marshal said:
"Every strike, however small. nav
be the means of an unjustifiably
weakening of our defensive force and
; la an tnexcusible crime aainat the
' fighting; forces, especially the men in
the trenches who bleed in consequence.
According to a resolution adopted
by a convention of first robins, the
first worm la a long time getting mo
bilized against the spring drive.
APPTCAI IS MADE TO
1IHI OFF XrTW STR1KKS
Field Marshall Ilimlejiburg Rocnj;
nizfw That population h Hit.
Hard.
LONDON. April 21. A message
sent by Field Marshal von Hinden
burg to General Groener. head of the
German munitions department, with
THE EFFICIENCY TEST
la Fully Met by Hood's Saraaparilla
and Peptiran Pills.
Because of what It contains, of the
way It la made and of the record It
baa achieved. Hoods Saraaparilla Is
warmly recommended to you for
rheumatism, catarrh, scrofula, eczema
and other troubles arising from im
pure blood or low state of the system.
In cases that are radically anemic
and nervous marked by paleness,
thin flesh, sleeplessness, nerve-exhaustion,
the power of Hood's Sarsa
parilla is greatly Increased by Pept
iron Pills, the new pepsin, nux and
1mn tnnit ThM tvm mxllrink mak
the strongest combination course of I
treatment for the blood and nerves of I
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Fine results follow this course of I
treatment take Hood's Saraaparilla j
regularly before meals. Pep t iron Pills ,
after meals.
Thousands of families are taking
these medicines. Let your family take
them, too. Get tbem now.
Itstelsst StocK cf 'Pianos, feegraplis, Baft
Li Hiisal fcisto&ls la al Qslcnitop
PIANOS
. remem&er we carry a complete line ef
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MINES and RECORDS. Maclies rip
from $15 to $250.
Our regular every day price to you is
$1.00 im and balance to si purchaser
.We carry such celebrated high PA?(
grade makes as follows: riliuVU
Baldwin Fischer Enteraoti
Bush & Lane Hobcrt M. Cable Hallet & Davis '
Howard Conway Werner
Clarendon Modello Many Others
$10.00 DOWN AND TERMS TO SUIT
Our years of experience in the music business enables
us to help you in selecting the best musical instrument
in both what you get and what you pay for it. Our being
on established institution is your guarantee of receiving
t n tire satisfaction in the transaction.
Always pleased to show you. Come in and hear them.
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814 Main Street.
Telephone 524
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Pure mi EefresMinis: ris
"Buy Them Bottled in Pendleton"
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Have you tried these "STILL"
lTJja PASTEURIZED
True Fruit Drinks
Their flavors are made from the genuins fruit
juices and contain no preservatives. They aro
not carbonated.
STRAWBERRY
RASPBERRY
LOGANBERRY
PINEAPPLE
ORANGE
LEMON
CHERRY
GRAPE-O
PORT-O
"It's just like eating the fruit."
Or perhaps you would prefer our
PASTEURIZED
Carbonated Dims
Every sip a sensation of wholesome pleasure.
Bottled by us in a modern plant.
GINGER ALE
VANILLA SODA
CREAM SODA
"HY-BALL"
SARSAPARILLA
ROOT BEER
"EXTRA DRY"
MINERAL WATER
Bottle drinks are free from contamination.
The Children Like Them They Should Be Served on Every Table
Ask your cafe, hotel, fountain or grocery. Delivered in case lots to any part of the city.
.Bottled
by
Wm.
Pendleton, Oregon
oescli Bottling 'Co.
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