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DAILY EAST OREGONTN, PENDLETON, OREGON', THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1918.
EIGHT PAGES
AN INriErKXDKXT NKWSPAPBH
reftoniari)
"PUTTING THE GRIN INTO THE FIGHT!"
. uW 1 1,17 ana Hend-Weckif at 'ea
J""on' Ore-Jon, by the
At ORKUQN1AN I'LULlslMXq CO.
Oracoo, aa twanil
th pnatnfrire at Pendleton.
lasa mail matter.
Wlapbona . j
ON SALH N OTHKK C1T1RS
Iprlal Hotel Newa tstunil, I'ortlan.
Hoffman New. Co., Parciaud, Orecoa.
ON, ',r-K AT
rfitcaro Ruremt, no Kecnrltj Burldlag.
Waablrnrtoa. u. C, linreau 801 kour
tnth Street. N. XV.
Sl'BSCRll'TION BATES
(IN ADVANCE)
Plly. one year, by mall
laUy, aiz montha by mall ,
"ally, three montha by mall .
ally, one month, by mall
pally, one year by carrier
'ally, eli mouths, by carrier
'ally, three montha, by carrier..
"jr. oie momn, oy carrier .lio
seml V,'e"klr, oue year, by mail l.."0
Semi Weekly, six months, by mall ... .75
Semi -w cfcly. f.nir montln. by mall .50
$5.00 ,
2.5t :
1.25
.511
T.oni
, S.75
1.05 i
tiik i.u;i;1stv hoys."
and' lute
of the
es tho
"Over the top"
fray.
Come the fighting' boys
l S. A.
Across the stretches' of
Man's IamV
vilth fearless stride
Kalltmt band.
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On thru tHe fire- stone they press;
T tho the blast is merciless;
Their souls aflame wth the
stern decree.
"Make the world safe for democracy."
and
.ft
At length.- thru the flume
smoke is seen
The Stars and Stripes al
serene;
And the "liberty Boys from
over the sea
Have Done Their Isif for Hu
manity. F. Cory miss.
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Its Washington correspond
ent has wired the New York
Tribune that the president may
later indorse republican con
gressmen who have consistent
ly supported the war policies
of the administration.
It is stated also that a non
partisan coalition may be form
ed in which Idaho will return;
a republican and democratic
senator.
If true, it is the working out'
of brcrad purpose. There could
be no greater disaster than for;
the war to be made the foot-i
ball of partisan-politics. There:
is no surer way for the conflict ;
to be lost.
It is as important to keep
partisan feeling and prejudice i
buried for the period of .the
war as to keep pro-German i
propaganda submerged. Thej
one is as destructive as the I
other
This war is a supreme tra-i :-
gedy. Events in Europe are! T
daily making it more porten- idea is opposed because from
tous, more terrible. The Prus- the standpoint of efficient
sians have obliterated the east- news service it is a flimflam,
era front and their empire is no It provides an inadequate se'r
longer girted by a ring of steel, vice at a high cost when a far
The more than a million Am- superior service is available at
erican bovs who are in France all times at a greatly lower
;or en route there, are offering cost. This fact can be thor
themselves for the mighty sac- oughly proven to anyone desir
rifice. They are in an hourly ing to look into the subject.
mNIMPORTANT from a mi- rendezvous with death. The With such necessity of economy
litary standpoint the gas drafted men and the volunteers before the public it behooves
attack by the Germans down to the dangerous sea our war drive committee to be
on our troops at the front, some m ships without a murmur and ware of any $1000 gift for this
of whom may have been inland then, flushed with the thought purpose,
empire boys," is significant. - It of an undivided country be-j
typifies the Teuton method in hind and supporting them, go! Senator Lodge thinks food
this war., The use of gas over there to face a" greater and fuel control by the govern-;
against troops is fiendish. The peril. jment has been a failure. But:
kaiser introduced it as a means Millions of taxpayers are. fuel, sugar and some other1
of warfare. It is on a par with without complaint, pouring products in which there is a '
their sinking of merchant ships literal billions- of money into ! scarcity are selling at prices
without warning and a chance the nation's war chests. The tout slightly above the peace
for those aboard to escape ; the people are sacrificing hus- price when without government
bombing of hospitals and cities, Dands sons, brothers, money j control the prices for these pro
the enslavement of women and without stint, all in a loyal pur-'ducts, based on supply and de- ;
the mutilating of little children, pose to make America strong mand, would be sky high.
The German policy is vicious in this gigantic struggle. j "
fcut it is a failure. It is not ef-i Is this monumental sacrifice j Where now is "that wonder
fective. Intended to awe the to be imperiled by efforts of ful armistice that Lenine and;
world and make it stand in fear self seeking politicians to cap- j Trotsky were so crazy to bring ,
of kaiserism it has had the re- italize it for partisan purposes? jabout? i
verse effect. It has enraged 1 Are division and strife to be j
the world. It has aroused con- stirred up at home that will Speed the aircraft work and j
tempt and a determination to weaken us abroad and length- the shipbuilding; there is I
stamp this thing from the face en the bloody lists cabled fromjwhere we can punch the hard-j
of the earth. Frie-htf illness U over there ol lives lost ana est.
not bravery; it is cowardice. It bodies mutilated?
cringes and crawls and whines Let the politicians beware.
when brought to bay. It is" Days of agony are ahead, days!
valorous chiefly against those! when the stupendous truth of j
who are helpless or unm-e-this war will oe upon ana 13:
"ket Ball.
BOYS
S. BOYS
BAKER H. S.
VS.
PENDLETON H.
Friday Evening, March 1
HfGH SCHOOL GYM
FAST PRELIMINARY AT 7:30. MAIN EVENT AT 8:00
LAST AND BEST GAME OF THE SE ASON.
Admission 35c
In tints increasing the bread sup- 1
mers, fix equitable prices to growers;
to compel land owners to sow mini
mum areas, uud to assist in organiz
ing labor. .' , .
In tints increasing the bread sup
ply from French soli the state would
undertake direction of many coreluted
' activities, thereby controlling tho out
put from tho preparation of the
ground for sowing until tha product
is sold as bread upon presentation' ot
a ticket by tho consumer. . .
IT IS COWARDICE NOT
BRAVERY
Cunha, $Jiiuii. Section 1 :), Township 1
North. Itiinge 2.
Mury Hoskins et u. to W. 11. mil- !
lips. SG'iucl. Mete and bound di-scrlp- '
Hon. XW 1-1 SE 1-1. Section HO. I
township 6 north, range 3r.
Jesse Vert, et vir. to W. l. Jtoss,
$6(iti. iots 2, 10. 11 and u, Hlock 4. :
Lots 1, 2, block 5, Meachani. i
Mrs. Cynthia A Koontz to Alex j
Malcolm, $1. Lot 2. block r.. Kcho.
Ira W. Kerry et ux to ceil Muthius, I
$1. Lot 2, 3, Klacli I, Gross Addition,
Milton.
Mutt Mosgrove to William Frazier.
$4CS,0. S 1-2 NE 1-4 and SU 1-4 SW
1-4. Section C2, township o north,
raiiRe 37.
I.ATKST PHOTO OP TIIK NKW
iti.pi i:i.it .-v t'ii.n:.i v
It is time for 100 per cent !
Americans to get together. j
pared. At the Marne and around us. They will be days
many times since the boasted of wrath in which there will be
Prussian army has been unable little patience with carping :M
to stand even against inferior partisan ana bogus patriots
numbers of French and British. '
The kaiser ingoing to be whip- INVESTIGATE IT
ned and his resort to rattle-
suake tactics of warfare makes j "Tf?.
his defeat more certain and j V
will make that aeteat more
thorough when it does come.
The kaiser has misjudged man
kind.
28 YEARS AGO
l From the Daily Fast 1 ircKoniun, Feb.
2S, 1SIOI.J
Mr. James Coney Is bidding kimkI
bye t'j his friends in I'enUleton. lb:
is leaving Tuesday for tile Willamette
valb-y.
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Go Get
It!
Don't trust to luck and get left.
D
ISPOSING of what you have or getting
what you want is no longer a matter of
luck. . . .
WILL
HAYES
HE case of the so called
Soldier's New Letter af
fords a splendid instance
!of the value of looking into
, money raising schemes before
! taking up with every proposal
ithat is broached upon an un-: operations win
wnw the WAR MAY rf. suspecting public. It is art-!"" i'w'e
- LOST ; fully claimed by those seeking i wa"n 10ali-
' ! money for the enterprise that! Ther(, u nrs t:
r( T is said that President the newspapers, notably the , , (
?ra house at W'et'm
II Wilson has asked Minne-(Portland press, has opposed it h. uichardson, offers
sota democrats not to from a standpoint of .iealousy,tne undertaking,
name a candidate to oppose j because it competes with them.! Klo(klll,.n ,.",. er,.ck
republican Senator Nelson. jThe charge is not true. Thei,.r tn fl. nuv ,' p,.,,,,,,,,,
for haulit:;
Mr. T. I!. Wells of the firm of Hint
le ifcy-Wclls has received his appoint
ment as a notary public
be ciuninenced a
n the Imy Creek
This is the latest photouruldl ol
Will 11. Hays of Indiana. the new
chairman of the Republican National
Committee. He is l he youngest man
to hold the place, being only thirly
cifcht years old. .Mr. Hays has the
i pi. rtunily given t" few chairman of
of Hie guiding committee of his par
ty. His friend-; believe he will set the
pace I'or the organization between now
ami the next presidential election.
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of building an
( me man, W.
$10H) towards
TO CONTROL WHEAT IT
FROM SEED TO SHOP
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to their ranches.
OVERLAND LIGHT FOUR
In these tinn-s f national finiTtMiiy it h-Jnovi-s (is t 'im
miz?. To Ton'tiuiy-e duos not iii.-an to in njisfrly. but to !-p-ni
wisely.
tor r
In Imi inn :
a car that v. ill ko i
isistent prico. The pi
iir w'u should hp-ml wisiy.
all the :ulantaK f a niott
i- can he too iow um well as t'
f shoulrl hll
.With hut one exception the Overland factory
builds more automobiles than any other factory in
the world. . It is for this reason that you can buy
an Overland at the lowest possible price consist
ent with quality.
Call and see this car.
Married on the Cth of Kohruary a)
the residence of the bride's father,
j bout seven miles from At hen a. At r.
(it n.j;i rnin Xainbride and Miss Uoset
t.i Jerrieii, the ceiemuny b'iny per
formed by the Key. J. A. Ferris.
The liwht f"r v
(-oinplett!y c-'jUiplH-ti
rJand
!l.lllt
is an txample ef
en at ;t (jnaiity pi i
Overland Pendleton Co.
lll Owrlaml Motor ( ar lieaier.
T2B Jolmson St.
I'llone 71
REALTY TRANSFERS
a
!els.
'liver Kelsey et ux tr( J. II Jlerry.
$1. I.t 1. t, 1.1. and 11. Hlock
Kesersation addition. I't-ndb-ton.
VV. J. Kelsey et u- to J. li. Berry.
$1. Lots I. 2. 13. and 13, lilock Ji's,
rie'-erx-atlon Addition. I'endleton.
' Ternn.
Josephine I-'man to J. It. I'erry. $1.
I-ots 1, . 13 and 14. IJlk Ileser-1
I'ation Addition. I'endleton, orej?on.
J. II. I'erry et ux to Alice K Turley
1. ljts 1.-2. 13 ami 14. I;lork
lle-ervalion addition. I'endleton.
T. I). Taylor to I:. W. Avers $:!;!..
IC. W. Avers, et ux to Alice M. Tnr
b v. 51a. i.nt l. z 14. Uloek jjs, lie s,
ervatitm Addition. I 'endleton. ,
Mary Kmily Isa-te et ylr to Kanni"-.
Col'fmun. j:,im. S la feet. Ijit a
l.ots 3. 4. II and 1.' lib.rk 1''0. Iteser
vation Adilition. I'emlb-t.in
James Johns et ux. to Joseph T
T'j v i ii. et ux. faa. i.,t la. i 13 an i '
It. Hlock "M" IteservatlfiM Addition. I
I'endleton. i
Hubert V. Manfu ld e ux to Joseph
r.WMS, l-'eli. I's. - The cabinet bill
t-'ianliny the government full powers
over wheat production and wheat con
trol In Franc-? was debated In the
chamber of deputies loday.
Minister of Provisions lloret said:
"There must be an Intensification ol
wheat production and the cabinet is
firmly resolved to use extraordinary
measures to accomplish this end. The
production has been increased .since
the war beKau, lint only enough to
supply France with food for an addi
tional fifteen days In the year. The
French requirements have been sup
plied by imports, but new tnnnafte
nius! be used for other purposes than
to import wheat, which the country
was able tj produce."
Iilscussioti brought out that under
the new- powers It asks the Rovern
nient can take over the whole harvest
of mis. beonmiiij? the sole buyer and
sole seller of lira ins for bread makinir.
It was also shown that the Rnvcrn
ment would have power to supply seed
for spring sewing and fertilizer to far-
Stop Itching Eczema
Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itching
ccrema quickly by applying a little zemo
furnished by any druggist for 3'jc Extra
lar,;0 bottla, S1.0O. Healing bcTin3 the
moment zemo io implied. In a short tir.ie
C3ual!y every trace of eczema, VA-r,
pimples, rach, "blackhead3 and c:nii!ai
skin diseases will be removed.
Tor clearing; the ek:n end rns!::r.3 it Q
vi.-jorously hcc'.t'-y, ilways t;se zem, t'-.e I
penetratins, or.tir.-p'ic lbif.id. It i.ir-:ta W
greasy salvo rr. J it doe3 net Etrin. l:sn Q
others fail it i: tha one dcpwdcHo treat- i
rnent for akin troubles cf eH l:tnc-..
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It's a matter of going after the peo
ple whom you want to reach.
Thomas Dreier, editor of "Associated
Advertising," the official organ of the
Associated Advertising Clubs of Amer
ica, said recently: "The way .to .get
what you want is to find out the man
who's got it, and then go after him and
hang on."
And isn't that good logic? Isn't it a
fact that none of us is really independ
ent that we are all interdependent
that the things one man has serve to
supply the needs of some other man
that we are all subject to the great law
of Supply and Demand? '
Take the Want Ads, for instance. Do
they not form a daily market place
where the man who wants to sell can
get in touch with the man who wants to
buy where the woman who wants a
domestic can get the attention of the
domestic who wants a jobwhere the
man who is looking for a position can
reach the eye of the employer who is
looking for men?
I venture the assertion that eight,
persons in every ten have never thought
about, and consequently never realized,
the far-reaching power of the Want
Ad columns in The East Oregonian.
The people who use the Want Ads
aren't trusting to luck.
They are going after what they want
in a mighty quick, sure and inexpensive
way.
Remember, you can telephone in the
copy and the telephone number is 1.
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