East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 21, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGOMAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1917. EIGHT PAGES ,--r5 : v !was thr u u . . . : i. : . : TX;?.. 2 r 1 .1 I v uiiuuj;ii mini ilh can t noun aim juui Hie ueic:illi tko as (K-oa4 t rmmat I ,r I (Mm : CTree, N. T then had just started. Russia c-juld have been prompt that but our workers ed ry no desire to aid the suf- lare proceeding in a systematic frajre cause. They dealt equal rn .rrt Rfmiw-kiy at Pea-! manner. They are trying to sufr.iso a heavy blow. Their IV. ipppoition the burden fairly and actions are accountable only to 11:1s eiui uiey are Keeping yn ijuuu iimi uie.v were UMMU'KMIKNI MiWtil'jkPKB ("too. orafn. by the (MUillNUK l'l IILKSHINQ iJto"frti ttEe,T'cartl 'u,'x tab on who give instigated by parties working or re! use to give, in this way ni oenait 01 oermany ana J future work will be greatly .against tie United States. . In IK otheb cities simnlifiml P.v stif-h" rpi'nrds Ithat pvpnf thir wnrl- ws trp. fl.iiel News Stand. Portland. K , . J . , ' 1 1 1 ..i - 1 L 1 c. i-ortund. ornoa. the patriotic giver . may be isonabie and the picket. may be oi. . r shinty ruimib,. Known aiid he may be held anaiiKtui they escaped hanging. Bureau. an tour down it in nis entnusiasm ne ror inose wno enjoy me pro- . I wishes to go beyond his means, tection of the American flag ;On the other hand the slacker, iand our government yet persist ;the copperhead and the poten- in giving aid and comfort for tial traitor are kept listed for j the enemy there can be no pa ! future reference. It is valuable jtience and none is deserved. ; to have such information. jSuch people should be kept in .iau uiuu me ena 01 ine war City Ofrlctai Paper. County Official Paper. Member United Presa asaociatioo. iOBSi'RIITlilN KAIKS 1N AHVAXCKl ae rwtr. hT mail - six awmttis. tty mail ! Mir, auree ai.HiihK. Iiy null Sfcal'. mm Bntb by mull aMftY. mm rr.r, b.r -arrier ' ftaat.r. at ae.wth. by carrier tfcnw wtcutti, by carrier . Staler, mm aiuatti. by carrier avl ly , one year, by mail aa4-We!yt il months, by mall .. ajsarf-Waaalj. f.iur mouth, by aaall. THE WORST SLACKER 1 oli 1 .So i 7tT HE slacker of whom the 5ts! S nation needs beware is 18.-. i not tle young man ot mi- and then invited shores. to quit our . . Men of military aere and without dependents may escape i;o,. ..fl,." ..o,io ithe draft law bv enlisfiniy Hur. TsisorMce. There are such men ! Ul$ the wk from June 20-30 ; ' it is true and thev deserve strict mere win oe no oai- ilmiiiUintr hi.t offor H fVior an I'm connected with the draft few in numbers and personally lthis t!me so many may prefer I worthless so are of little mili tary value. It may be set down las assured that the manhood to wait for the first 500.000. Eastern Oregon suffers iof the country will be loyal j, ln -e deatn ot Judge and t-oaHy- tn met the. wishes' mausiiaw of the government, whenever called upon. The big menace is from slackers of a different type. It . arises from the work of men ...u 4-1... ...am r. I Who said anything hot weather? about JI VK is TIIK TIM Kr- Ition for their own benefit j without regard to the morality lor patriotism of their sections. I It has its manifestations in 28 Years Ago Today m, jum A; ctiOr lor life to ioe , market manipulations and the in. jcornering and storage of food ia.ee it Tiins 1th aong and fof price boosting purposes. It ta.ta .ry.ut.ie om ,he win. I ' s typified also by the action of .a i men in con gTess, democrats and Uauiee bf' .sunl'eanis on the j 1 epUblicailS, Who Strive to block knar. ileeislation for the Drotection of Jam, jl jtl. tis with Ktpi'htre nonni nlnntr thim. line I A 'hotr was furmt-d last evening at mxrniiiK; j . r,nnA !,," S'Mttheriw Methodist church which ithaii hex bloom a.iom-! There is occasion for good I f,lrnjsh niuilc M the o protits lor proaucer ana manu- j hereafter. rod and jfacturer and no one will object i (From the Dally East Oresonian. June 21, 1889.) A town cow received a little sur prise while promenading up and down a Water street sidewalk at ;; o'clock iu the mornmff. It cum in the form of a hullet from a target rifle and Madam Cow afterward found other quarters more conson-ial. ll It helps one to keep in good condition to have a daily ration of Grape-Nuts FOOD The entire nutriment ' of wheat and barley, and the mineral salts of the grain, all combine to make a delicious food, easy to digest, and a wonderful upbuilder of body, brain and nerves. There's a Reason" Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiii I WE ARE NOW AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS I CHALMERS I Six-30 I fl 117 I nil U Pendleton A BEAUTIFUL CAR Giving You the Maximum Pleasure, Convenience and Service. IMMEDIATE RESPONSE That' what always at your rervvice when driving behind this 3400 R. P. M. motor. i ' 5 '. 'tSt interentiiif? and important is its thenip love' ftruRKle thruuKhoiit the ae-s. that prominent newspnppr thrtuiKh out the countr' havt dfi'UNMea it and praised it editorially. JOHN' Si KIM SK T .FIr.lt. Milwaukee. Offii'lal annoiiiTceiiifiit of the prizes will be made tomorrow, it was ttaid. SUB, ia k- u.nil WUl rlje sweet of Jvwe, that .'if is the And of Jiwde for life tu laugh : to such nrofits. But there is lovelier l V- K;f; u-Vian hole ' f lour costs more in this country than in France when the ! French make their flour from w. the old i..ve. siags. ! American wheat which they jhave to ship through the sub ' marine zone. There Li objec- it'tn to allowing speculators to jComer ppy line of foodstuffs jand then sell it for several .times as much as they paid the "ay Cast i;lH.Tn away and strive l-ar thr ladm-ss rtll.l the beauty or lk nr.ll tjt U'inK alive; Jwr, -.ax 5wt1enH all the Witn its aftlie and ita spell; m Jurae. xt hen hatfs ffelher Aoat .rl.j cries "All is g.. farth to. ;Drocuicer lor u. oucii upcia- 't'ons are piractical. ! One of the critical battles of Jtame l-o lu-e in, June Ait Uiat. y. i h has KEEPING TAB -the war is now beiner fouirht in "Ud of "rap! ',ne United States congress over Uhe subiect of food control. Ad tn lift r hearts in Riad- ;The legislation desired by the tiw President is vital to our suc- life the daiaiea in the deii. jcess in war. Those who tn- to selected. . h,ock f.uch iegisiation work for Germany and against the United States. They render the ; kaiser a greater service than :fV- nnlrl rtnsir!v irivp him if j-iiul,iu. ami '"""Itheovorea Teuton uniform . JLJ sections of Umatilla anfl fought our troops upon the county have thus far met : field. mil -war duties in businesslike j .. and VhoTough fashion. In sub- ,THE pLACE FOR TRAITORS scribing to the Liberty loan this , city probably exceeded any t jmt suffragettes who on other t itv of its size in the Uni- the visit of the Russian ted Stat?s. In raising Red j commission to the White Cross money Umatilla county I House flaunted banners saying Cyrus Mulkey. an old pioneer of Urearon and now a famous horseman of California, is in town on his wav to Montana, where ne will enter hi fleet throrouKhbred in the races. The superintendent of the water works has been instructed to receive. nothing but coin or leeal tender in payment of the water rates due the city. CHICAGO. June 21 The nation! ! Skat tournament closed last . niiiht I with John Stelll of Chicago in th j lead for the lluotl first prize. His. card showed victori-s without :i defeaa. Milwaukee was chos it for the annual meeting of lit l s. The pre--', j iilent elected is Joseph F. Kri.-ent of j How much pleas:. nter to liny American liberty bond than to hel- pay the enormous indemnity thai 11-ujisia would demand if it should manave to beat down the opposition to its far reaching plans; FROM THE PEOPLE AIIOIT TIIK WAI1. NERVOUS, RUN-DOWN, HAGGARD-LOOKING Women and men suffer from blood and nerve conditions for which it is impossible to conceive of a better remedy than Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills taken in con junct ion, one before eating and the other after. These two great medicines nid each other, and it is economy to take both, a four-fold benefit being derived. Peptiron Pills are the ideal iron preparation no injnry to teeth, no constipating effeet. All druggist (. C. I. Hood Co., Ixwell, Mass. LET HOOKER'S MESSENGERS DELIVER YOUR PERISHABLE FOOD STUFF these hot days. Ice Cheam, Meats, etc. Charges 10c and up. Phone 522 Day and Night Calls. tji "ill 1 f City Auto Co. Inc. 722 Cottonwood St. Telephone 46 1 ?lllllimilUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIinilllllllllllllllMIIIIIHIMMi; INSURANCE IS THE BEST POLICY' So. 1. Ilox Bmtiai' imfm- .f',,;,; 'rfl'y Children Cry for Fletcher's mmmm Tie Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over thirtr years, has borne the signature of ana nas oeen mace tinder his per fjr-SJZ?rf-fr?iZ. tonal supervision since its infancr . , - Allow no one to deceive you ia ill Counterfeits, Imitations and this. Tust-as-eood " are bu KiperimentB tlutt trifle with and endanger the health of loiants and Children Experience aeainst Experiment. What is CASTOR I A Castona is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Uiops and Soothing Syrups. It Is pleasant. It contains aitither Opium, Morphine nor ether narcotic sutstance. It rt Is its guarantee. For mor than thirty years it has len in constant use for the relief cf Coustipati in, Tlatulency, Vied Colic and Diarrhoea ; Haying Fcveri.hneEs arising irefrom, and by regulating the Stomach pnd B,vrtls, aids Vat asMinUatiiin of Food; giving healthy and oawual sleep. The Children's Panacea The mother's Friead. GENUINE C ASTORIA ALWAYS r Bears the Signature of I'ilot itm k, ore., It. F. &. 20, June IK, 1917. Kditor Kat iregonian: I should be very much pleuHed if you would answer the question fal low ienainiriff to thv present (creat , war; I should like thew answTM tn be useii In the study or mate examina tions lir Mcho4tl teachen to (eKln Jnue J.ih. Very truly. KlilTH M. KfHAKDSON. 1. Thf real ruH of our declara tion of war fn ;erman ? t. I 'ale f declaration of war ? lia-s C. s. t"rm:ii1y join d the allif-M? Terms of nxr anient ? . First active fihtintf? 0. ila Mexican trouhlf ifn t-t-tld wilh I. S-? 6 Who in the he. ill if Mexican Kovernmfnl '. 7. I'urpoe of I.ttrty Bond? 8. W'ho'lent SOmfia funds alter he I became a iicmocr.icy ? 1 will te very Krateful for th an- Awerine of any of thia information at your earMetit convenience. iiMwrn. 1. Continued aKKTemlons by 'Jpr itianv att:tin.a,t the I'nited i-tiate. p;.r (icularl r it hl submarine ttpera tionn. - .nl fi i!17. 3. Yh Tenon of aKreenifiit not avni'aole. 4. Kth-m liters, wiih Stubm;rtiif . &. No ofitfial iliflereiice now ex Ut Hh Ai'-xico. . till Ciirrann. 7 To r:iie two lithn d'-N.-ir- for j financing h- wr t. Tlie I'nited Sr;tt-.. j WOMEN! READ THIS! Lift off any corn or callus with fingers and it won't hurt a bit. Your h.Kh heels have pui corns on your tes iind callu.se on the bottom of your lt. hut why care now? This trny bottle hold an almoin niaKc fluid. A KenlUK in Cincinnati dis covered thla ether com -pound nd named It free-' lone. Hmall hot t let -f freeriiie like here Hhnwn can b had ' "' 'truK atore for a f w ents. Ihin t limp or twit your j face in auony and Pil your beauty but et a lit tle bottle of freezone and apply a few drop" on our tender. achlny corn or callus. Instantly the sorenta disappears! and fhortiy u will find the corn or call in nhrlv- led and loofte that you can lift it off with the flnirern. JuKt think! You (rt rid of a hard corn. Hoft corn or a corn between the toe, as well an hardened cnlluse without fuiffeHnjr one particle. You feel no pain or Irritation while apply in freezone or afterward. It in mu sic! 1 mmJ j IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII There's a dash, a vigor, a sprightly per sonality about these striking models that's captivating to young men and men who stay young. They are designed by an artist a man who is young enough to enter into the spirit of the young men's age, and whose experi ence fits him to create the models that young men want. Bond Clothes S15 to $35 Ask us to show you the new styles. Try them on. Note the beautiful fit, the dis tinctive cut. the smartness, the just-enough "swagger" that mark Bond Clothes as so different from ordinary clothes. You'll find yourself well repaid when you see them. when you look sadly over your fields of ruined grain, it will be too late to think of what a comfort a Hail Insurance Policy In (A Hartford Firm liuaranem Co. would have been. The time to think about such things is right noB before the storm comes. Hart ford Hail Insurance costs little and will add much to your peace of mind. May we talk to you about it? CMS. E. HEARD, Inc. GKXEICAb IXSrilANCK. S3S Main St. S1F. MR ItKPOIlfC TIIK UltK. Bond Bros. Men's Complrta Oatittirrs Pendleton's reading CtotnlcT. illllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllli; IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIItlllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH'- I'FXIM.IToVs ItKIM.V. ANSCO lrndl-tn .vK Ittr IIt anil Manx fo-ndlrtnn ftrartrr Will Profit Iy It. Amusements si What the press agents say about Pendleton's pres ent and coming attractions. In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Cought Tomorrow the M-ati will tro on mmI for I . W. ;rtf ftth ' latt --rl-. 'Intl-raurs at th tn-Ita Not hi ok cmiianii'l t th prMtuc- if hi In w, n f '! ty and -ntf-rTutntitaf iotsljtif-i -v r futn !- n fiiom n tion ntxy xtMic. It i ttMid Anutinc in:iC iiitudc jiiiJ 4v-ri iiiti.t- aniaziTiK d iad a r-v oi-Jtiotiary m-tho. f .r--4-nt'n four Mort itrct't finifil'an fkoioil. and the tnol viva tit. C- wt-tttrnf-i w r -r i-id l-if at t!if-Htr,- .1 .i .lti -1 1 on r fM.in' of t$if ihi 1 mtrt-- t iViit ,r-r ,f tMf PJ--' t.t ! Which la the niorf weluhty proof. a fw world from a Pendleton reni dfnt, whom we know and renpct. r voluincA from utratiKern In distant towiw? There can ! finly rif r--'ly. K Straiih. : Th'mtwin Ht.. a: "I never net, fate to re-orii- J mend lKn' Kidney I'jllP l- anyone j I h"r rompliiininir of their fxn k. tnr-e In a while, I nt m dull ar-h ' arromi the small of my ui k Mtol -when i HtfMtp fiver. It I hard for m j to utraiffhten. Whene-er I feel th:t j trouhle rrtmliiic n. f tnke Iniuii'Mj Kidney IMIh for a few dan and th v : never fulled lit put my rw k and ki 1 tie in k I condition. 1 iiti.H- .h fr Mr srrn.M. I. m ..11 i-.i!.ra. l.fi't I'lll. lh m th. I f'i..t r Mi.fMirn ".. '"THE Anno Vest Pocket Speedex catches swiftly moving rigurt s without a blur. It'cti into action quickly when every second count. You ran change the focus, the apeed and opening of the shutter instantly and accurately while viewing the image in thehnder. Let us show camera, jgn.-mm Other Anacoi $2 to V . i TOLMANiCO. 1 radios Drnf (iats You Have a f Direct Interest a H In the tcroMtli a ml development of the I'ltleral lie- S MTW Kjiti'm bei'auM ItH ohject in u Impttive hmiU iiuc. curri'm'T and credit ctmdltloitM: and to ti-ii tlto likelihood of UiONe financial dlsater which In the paj-t have hrfurht untold Iohmii to the buti. E ih-mh and laltortiia men off the country. E Xmt ran contribute directly to Ita development a pari of every dollur you dciMiMlt with im goea direct- 3 ly Into the now ftyMtem to protect our dcotltor. Ihin't delay any longer to set timler lit protection. E American National Bank i I Pendleton, Oregon I II MIIh:lt I'KDKUtl, KIMIIIK svsim flllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll? 1 m 1 ib:-Q ..tin IVarmth and Economy go hand in hand with those who use our ROCK SPRINGS COAL Lump or Nut Dry Wood of All Kinds B. L. BURROUGHS Telephone S N. V t