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DAILY EAST OREGON1AN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1917.
TEN PAGES
1NSOTCE IS THE BESTPOUCr
STATE PRESS COMMENTS
ON RECENT CONVENTION
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f The "button" tread on Fisk Tires gives
you real anti-skid protection all, wcy
ADDITIONAL safety against side slipping is supplied
J by a rib of rubber extending around the whole tread,
on both sides. Fisk Non-Skids are the only automobile
tires that furnish such complete protection.
This Graphic Illustration Explains Fisk Non-Skid Features
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Fig. I onJS the outtldt
rifta orat uninttnvpted
counfcri agointi ridt dipping
or Ridding.
Fig- 2 and 4 tut it too)
aHens ih second u-
porting nt wnirA. " ri.
ogoin dipping or tk'dthng
in any m:mtion.
Xccd Xot Answer to All Contents of
lublic Records.
COI.l-MBl'S. Ohio. July 21. Con
slitutionnlity of the "newspaper act"
passed several years ago by the uhlo
legislature to permit newspapers
publish without answering to damage
the content of all public records. Is
established in a decision handed down
todav bv the circuit court of appeals
in the "case of Samuel Heimllck
against the Dispatch Printing com-
t ,h. eiiv. Heimlick. a Cleve
land lawyer, sued the Dispatch for
J 10. 000 for publishing me taci ui
had been arrested on a
perjury in connection with referen
dum petitions on the Barnes tax law.
verdict was returned in xavor oi i
Dispatch.
F;CL- T.rs and tret this real pro-
tAr-tinn Price and mileaee are right.
m-pater dollar-for -
JIUv -.li, in tire nualitv and
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no other tire on the mamet oners
such safety.
Fisk Tires For Sale By All Dealers
The Fisk Rubber Company
oi N. Y.
General Office: Chicopee Fall, Ma
Fuk Branches In More Than 125 Cilia
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KAKTKKX OIIMOM HOMMTAIll-K.
(fltanfield Standard.)
t. ........ ...ruin demonstrated her
,..l ohilitv as A host last week
when she entertained the State Edi
torial association. en
morning till Sunday nlnht the news
papermen were given one coming
round of entertainment wnicn in
cluded luncheons, bamv-wts. automo
bile trips, moving picture, mingle"
with the ever ready "glad hand" of
the hospitable people of Pendleton.
The crowning evem oi i
tion began at 10. 39 Baturday nigm
when the entire party
many I'endleton people boarded tn
special an! headed for Wallowa lake.
Arriving at Joseph at 1 a. m. the
party was taken in cbarse by the Jo
seph Commercial dirt and carried
by auto to the bead of Wallowa lak.
where breakfast was servm ...
open.
6000 feet above sea. ..-..
rounded by snow capped mountains.
Wallowa lake mane an m. -
mer resort. The . iake Itself. 3Vt
miles long and a mile wide, abounds
in fish: motor boats, canoes and row
boats dot its surface and its cool wa
ters furnish ap excellent place ir
swimming.
On all sides are snow-caiiea moun
tains that furnish opportunity of an
dorous climbing for the adventurous
and game , for the hunter. In fact
Wallowa lake fs Just the spot to spend
an outing. . .
The trip home was made pleasant
by a stop at. IJU Orande where sup
. served at Riverside park.
Here al.o the party was given a royal
. nrf hnuntif ul spread be
fore being whirled back to the train
for the final lap of tne remrn i,.,u.-
Eastern Oregon has snown u
friends over the mountains that
knows how to do things up ngnt ana
' in the weatern visitor a
wholesome respect for Its hospitality.
J?5 2 fflW J? Fatima was the only
fiN fa&& cigarette awarded
' V Wc MM J the FIRST PRIZE
fV$V. W0 at the Panama-
y&Q, WJ Pacific Exposition. J
kro W 8..K earned a gun far and who never was sailed for . Tjj-t.. mrrboa"". SSjXL
n- TO KKH ru,,t dfo; the trenches a.way. r o - V-TS ' ,
NEW YORK. ,lr .-A would-be a"ce yesterday he did her be,, brtde r it "a good Joke anyway, so the, . , ,
ammy. whose feet were much smaller to do her bit, though " ' (t of re!tuitt,i 1:ept mum. and it was not until the . 1
than a soldiers, who never could have Just before the American troop. h.,r.. dressed nn.port was at sea that he officer , !
. - L found h-r out. She said goodby to w , V
h.-r husband as he went ashore on tJ
II body of a soldier wnu u. ... j. jf 5 - ,r :
I M:VSIMrKU ACT IS ITIIH D. ' L
tmgy.tj-'tjr
Photo by American Preas Assoclstloa.
Brigadier General George P. Striven.
Gmin against lilt
Froni seed to elevator your
crop can be protected from all.
possible loss by fire through
Hartford Giain in Field In
surance. This form bf insurance is
helping to put grain farming
on a sound business basis. The
city business man who carries
no fire Insurance is considered
mighty foolish. Why should
you take' the same risk c
your crop? Write for ratea
and sample policy. '
Hartford Fire Insurance Coi
CHAS. L HEARD, Inc. :
GENKHAlu IXSCRAXCK
(35 Main m.
SKE ME BEFORE THE F1R.
rviliv-T TltV TO SF.IJ
OLD JOl'KXAli OK lX!NtiRS
Ilookman Morgan Aevusr l'rk -
the House of iinui
When Ho Complained.
WASHIXOTtlN. July 2. It devel
that James F. Meegan. I
in nrf honks here, did not try
to sell to JeriT South, Chief Clerk of
the House of Representatives, i..
long lost original of the house record
of the Twenty-founn itoi"
Meegan went to the Capitol to re
- . ...... i. .nit naked no compen
.sation for it. He knew it IxlonKed to
the government and could noi u
sold. Miss Mary T Hill, who resides
in a neighboring .uaryutou
brought the book to Washington und
panted Meegan on nia visun
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the negroes are Included in the cam.
paign. it wan indicated 1y statements.
THAT BI 8C1IOOXKK OK
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Admiral Msiry T. Msyo, Commanding
Atiantie rieev-
PLAN TO UNIONIZE
STOCK, i AKJJ3 Mt
Chicago Federation of Labor
Calls the faefcera lyran-
nical.
My. IIw small the ilaie Have
Krown! Irlcr tiling l"p on Oth--IVrinka,
Too.
NEW YORK. July 24-- The five
cent "schooner" of beer will soon be
K... m.nnrv ThmUlthoUt the CitV
saloons have adopted smaller beer-
glasses and higher prices or an out
er. alcoholic drinks.
Like a blot upon the highly polish,
ed mirror behind many a bar no
hangs a sign like this:
"Sorry. but some whiskey
cents, all other whiskey 15 cents, gin.
likewise, pints of beer 20 cents, con
tainers 15 cents.'1
Th. form ttf the announcement i
j varied in the different cafes, but the.
i advance in prices Is uniform. Tb -
beer glass set berore tne mir.j n.w
is the same little glass they used tr
call for only after they had acquir
.. ..... withfinf losina: all'
tnougnt or toe u.i.is. ......m...-.
after.
Alipne with the saloon men Is
the Hygrade, Wine Company. with .
I retail storea all over rew ior.
many elsewhere, which announces,
effective today, an increase of 2S per
eent on all llnuorx containing morv -
than 13 per cent of alcohol.
Their clerks were tipping off their
patrons to lay in supplies as earlv
as Saturday night, warning them th',:
the 25 per cent increase would in
clude practically everything except
, beer. An advance on that Is also
scheduled.
PARIS IS ETTlXO ITS
STVI.FM FROM A.MEIUCA NOW
CHICAGO, July 23. A campaign Influnce t sliown on bats, shore
nniAniu nil workers employed in
the packing plants at the stockyards
waa launched today at a meeting of
he Chicago Keaerauon or -
Resolutions characterising the
n.Pkn d a "tvra.nnical." and charg
ing them with maintaining conditions
of "industrial slavery" in their estab
lishments were adopted. The federa
tion resolved:
.-i-. the nreAfdent and secretary
of the Crioago Federation of Labor
call a conference as early as possioie
of representatives of all trade unions
with Jurisdiction over worsera in me
dockyards, for the purpose of
ioiinihinff anrt carrying on a united
.. .i Mmnnini to bring with.
in the protecting ranks of organiied
n-ntnen anri children in the meat
packing industries of Chicago."
Several delegates attacaea tne
packing interests. One declared that
"a stockade and a ring of soldiers
had not been put around the stock
yards to keep the plants from beinS
blown up by Germans, but In order
to impress organised labor that it
wasn't wanted there " Another dele-
. - ..jt . t whit, workers who
demanded 15.50 day had been re
placed by negroes who wouia or
for 11.5 a day. Plans to unionize
and Rven In the Adoption of
Ught Muslin !.
LOXDON", July IS. A correspondent
In Paris calls attention to the prepon.
derating "American note" in French
fashions this year. He writes:
"There is an American accent about
all the new French clothes. It is dif
ficult to fefine. but Is there, and ft
price is high S'mie of the dress
maker when they went on strikecar.
ried the Stars and .trties. and where
asked why. as they were agitatin-r
mainly for the "English week-end."
Ihey should carry the American flag-,
replied, "oh. it is the prettiest:" The
Siime logic is applied to clothes. Am
in the protecting ranKS oi orsanizeti i encan women nave mwu '
labor the vast army of exploited men well, and do not mind the cost, so It
ag to make clothes for them.
"Hnts show a strong American note.
The soft felt hat turned up on one-side
is worn with a touch of cowbay swag
ger, the IJght muslin dress la als.
an American fashion. Fhe and"
trimmings show a similar Inspiration.
In fact, to be dressed "A 1" A mer
Icane" is very much the thing."
A doctor may give a patient hope,
but he ch-irges for the time It takee
to give it.
SCCOIT
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On
South
Admiral Albert a Winterhalter.
Meegan's charge of assault
was arraigned in the police
I court today. He snid that when ne
complained to South that he had not
told the truth when he said Meegan
hud tried to sell the record. :ne cie
struck him. The case went over until
Thursday.
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