East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 21, 1918, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1918 EIGHT PAGES lT-jSlQreAoni3n) "PUTTING THE GRIN INTO THE FIGHT!' AH INDEPENDENT KKW8PAPK1 "IM n1lj BDd Real-Weektj at F 1iton, Oreffuo, by tb AM ORBOONIAN 1TBL1SUINO CO ittasua, w secoad-ci Mil matter. MapbOM ON BALK IN OTnEH CITIRa lanwlal Hotel Nw Htand, PortlaaC Ikwau Sw Co., Portland. Oregoe. ON Fri.B AT Chicago Riraa, SOW security Bundles;, feuklnrton, I. C, Bnreaa 501 four Month Ntreet. N W DBBCB1PTION (Alt! (IN ADVANCB) Dally, ana year, by mall Dally, aix month! by mll. Dally, tbraa months by mall. Oally, ona month, by mall uauy, ana year ny carrier. Dally, aix months, by carrier. Daily, three months, by carrier. Dally, ooa month, by carrier Oeml-Weekly, ona year, by mall. Keml-Weekly, aix months, by mail.. more frequently than at previous stage of the war, DESTROYING NEUTRAL SHIPS " Vliter j I'lH'n ITf HE War Trade Board as- L BBB.7lkt mw ..aX i U aorta that Hprmnnr'a u-nr leaders are using the submarine war weapon to pre vent fulfillment of American agreement to feed and relieve European neutrals. A mass of cumulative evidence and" indi- cations in the possession of the I tit rr T 1 AT i aiaaaattefftf tl ''"i inuc Duimu siiuw mat. Germany is employing; the sub- marine menace to prevent nei- grhbor neutrals receiving any ; food or favors at the hands of i the United States and its asso- ciates in the war and to coerce J, these neutrals through starva- uon into pomicai ana economic dependence upon Germany quite as much as to strike at the communications of its op ponents Germany's ostensi ble aim in proclaiming the ruthless submarine campaign. Further indications tend to show that the submarines are being used, along similar dog- lin-the-manger lines, to destroy i.neutral shipping without re- io-nrrl to its pmnlnvmpnt. in nr. rr- - i j - - - - i der to weaken prospective ! ucuuai tunipcinuia aiici nit war and to drag" down neutral WltlTTKX I' MARCH While resting on the -bridge at the foot of Brother' Walter) The cook Is crowing. The stream is flowing. The email birds twitter. The lake doth glitter. The green field sleeps in the sun: The oldest and youngest Are at work with the strongest: The cattle are grazing. Their heads never rising; There are forty feeding like one! The plowboy is whooping anon anon: There's joy in the mountains; There's life in the fountains: Pmall clouds are sailing,. Blue sky prevailing; The rain is over and gone! - Wo f d swort h . t j 1 lf V 1 ' At reveille: "Oh ho hun. It don't Uke long to apenojsjilf hL tn the army, doe It. Blmert; - At reveille: "Oh ho hum, the army, does It, Elmer?" it fan'l take long to spend a niKht In 167 IN MARCH i t.. t- AN the subject of litera-!'"j" V (F) th. U nriia"! a position of equality (or will confess to a narti-llnfenonty) wlth tne German iifw fni ;?a Hi,? mercantile marine, which has ality ior news stories like tne;,t i , A , Kn . United Press report 7efrdynJf telling of the destruction of 167 K,13 ,C ?P ng' la hna German aimlanes thus far ;n!neutral trader may be equally xiVrSof airplanes thus far m ' as badly off as his German rival The evil days have overtaken r""le" the U-boat, while the German i lactones must be kept working overtime to supply the places tion. Holland owners should be ery thankful tfieir ships rwere in our ports and have betm taken by a nation that; has regard for others. Misses Hannah and Bessie Swltzler. the little daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Livermore have gone to Walla Walla on avisit. insniilllli!II!!Ili!iillIi!II!l!l!I!!ll!liiIII!I!!i!!l!!!I!HiIilIi!I!lllll!!lllI 1 ': ' ' ' fn 1 I F you are particular about your Laundry Work Troy Work will meet your most precise requirements V ASK ANY MAN HOW HE LIKES THE WORK WE ARE NOW DOING AND HE WILL TELL YOU THERE IS NONE BETTER. WE WANT YOU TO TRY US. YOU WILL BE COME JUST AS ENTHUSIASTIC Troy Laundry Co., Inc. . jn."WE WASH EVERYTHING BUT THE BABY" Phone 179 Garden St. Bet. Webb and Alta of the machines the allied forc es are destroying. In recent days the German air fleets have been coming down like showers of meteors, while British de- war race for commerce. No other interpretation can be placed, for example, upon the repeated instances of de struction of neutral Danish ships on voyages between Ice land and the Danish mother country, entirely outside of the war zone, nor upon the multi- .i i i i air lBZ f tZ " tudious "mistakes." whereby TOTr?f- Dutch and other neutral ships, marines. This character of i rt J reading seems to be comimr in to the precarious nar- reaaingeems to De coming in rQW wfly Jeft Qpen through the j prohibited zone aretorpedoed 'btxopbm or the annual ftatemknt jOutside the zone by U-boat w , , cuiiiuiaiiuers. Phoenix Assurance Co., Lxa. tTie Kingdom of 7. . , -i (irl the 31t dv of Dectmbir. 317 md tp the InBurmnc Comralailoner f th S:te ot Oreaon. punuant to law; tmpltaL Amount of caplt! Pd up not applicable late merit. Ibch 'et premiums received duiin tne year Internet, dividend! and rem re ceived during rne year Jnom fro other ou reel .re ceived durinc the year 04 M. 368.1 Total Income Dtabwaementa. t low paid durlrtf the year.tl,401.14.0 83, 656.35 t'ommlulom and, aadarlea paia du-in the year -- T m.. llcenaea and fee paid dunnf the year Amount of all other expendl- t urea 135.706 M 77.25.78 Total axpenditure f .167,til5.ia A Met a. Value of ttfwk and bond nft owned (market v!ul $3. 54.. 4 . 6,00 C'awh In bank and on hand.... 423.01.J.41 jJjrnlum In courw of cohttjion written ince wpifinwr v, If 17 Interest and rents due and ac crued Other aaaeiB 870.4.30 5J 424 (10 Total iitftl admitted in Ore STWQ liabilities. Orosa rlaims for Iomci unpaid Aniuuoi or onearnea on a l outstandii.- Jiue fur commission erane All other lUbtllticf . .S4.923.13G.47 f 3 SO 16 63 nrirmlurns nks 2.652.767.24 md brok 10.000 0t . . , 1UC.227.27 The United States is taking over Dutch shipping but is to fully pay the owners for all property taken. Germany on the other hand has been sink ing neutral ships almostwhere ever found without compunc- Levl Ankeney has gone to Portland to interview the architect of the First Xatlonal Bank lmildlnr at Pen dleton to make arrangements for its const ruction. It is being discovered that much can be done towards in ducing those who may be dis loyal Or extra Selfish to, takej Landlord GaKen has caused trees their share of liberty bonds ; j to be planted on Johnson street ad there are ways Of landing atinmt to his hotel. His example duck " aside from drowning j 8houm be miated " ' MIrs Alice Gilmore. a popular po- . . 1 clety younsf lady of Arlington is a This hour earlier business in ! guept at the .Matlock residence on the moraine will mve some i Count street. people a chance to catch up with their, children's waking habits. It looks pretty good Davies in Wisconsin. for How do you like the spring? REALTY TRANSFERS 28 YEARS AGO (From the 'Daily East Oregonlan March 21 180.) General Cook died this morning at 7:45 at Chicago of heart failure.' H. .C Vaughan arrived in Pendle ton last evening and immediately hunted up a physician to dress a wounded hand which . he recleved Lawson i Urals. Ernest March et up to Huleynte I March $1.00. X. 1-2 8V. 1-4 Sec. 3, jTwp. 4 X. It. -36. ' Benj. F. Hubbard to Wm. X. Wright tl.00, s. 1-2 NW. 1-4, XW. 'l-4 XW. 1-4 Sec. 36, and SW. 1-4 SW. 1-4 Sec. 25, Twp. 1 X. It. 33. Eilmond I. Warner -to Leo L. Fix' 450, X. 1-4 KJV. 1-4 and W. 1-2 XW. 1:4 XE, .jlUS Sec. 16, Twp. 3 X. K. 32. I A. C. Johnson et ux to Claude H. Harris $662, lots. 1, 2, 3, Sec. 6, Twp. 1 4 X. R. 37 and SW. 1-4 fiE." 1-4 Sec. fit. Twp. 5 X. R. 37. I Sarah E. Mclntyre et vir to Alice $1. mete and bound descrip- while branding an unrully bull. .tion, Sec. 12, Twp. 5 X. R. 35. SUCH TENNIS COSTUMES WILL NET CHARMING RETURNS 1 Charlotte R. Burt to I". C. Howard 1, E. 1-2 XW. 1-4 XE. 1-4 SW. 1-4 Sec. 23, Twp. 4 X. R, 29. J. C. Hammed et ujc to Albert Har per $7000. W. 1-2 W. 1-2 XW. 1-4 SW. 1-4 Sec. 24. Twp. 6 X. R. 35. Jurgen Mumm et ux to Hans "Pahl 1, mete and bound SW. 1-4 Sec 21, Twp. 3 X. R. S3. John Davidson et ux to Wm. D. Moore $1, lot 1, blk 7, Vincent. Xora S. Burney to Xancy B. Cox, $1, Sec. 36, Twp. 2 X. R. 36. Hut an original man, who skipped ifor safety, explained, "I knew the j moment had come to leave, for I felt a queer internal tickling like a nest of skylarks beneath the diaphragm," T1IK VKKI-TI SPARROW. Kl r lS l'OSTKll OX . XKW .MFmious ok Morvr.iN' war a Fa- Chamberlain's Cough Remedy vorite for Colds. J. I Sasley, Macon, 111., In speak ing of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy says, "During the past fifteen years it has been my slater's favorite medi cine for colds on th lungs. I myself have taken it a number of times when suffering with a cold and it always relieved me promptly." Adv. FROM THE PEOPLE Total liability .$3,149,161.14 Toml trmiumi in for uetein- Vr Si. lyiT 4....6I HualBcas In Oregon for tbc Yrar. Totl Insurance written rfur- . I tiff th yr reia prrtniumi rtel during tii yer -. ; l-.t-.4 STruiurui rlurnHS during the 4, 4-,-, s, pVia durVdf "tV -ai..-. J";1!:: Imm ln-urrd durlnff th .-r lJ.o,(00. 'lot ml amount of ltiurn'e out- titnrtiiuff m dfcitoii ' LMM-em- hmr al. 1J7 44.1.W.S0 Br I. BKKi;(fFOHI. Mariaser. Fiatutorjr ritdent geneml lorny for nrice. H W. .totm U M'rkUDV 1'rujt t dg and .'it- . special ajiui. USE MY COUPON BOOKS 20 Rides for A saving of just 12.00 on 20 Taxi Calls. WHY PAY 5IOR16 Wm. Goedecke Aulo and Taxi Service Phone 464 .. .. 611 Main St, MCDONALD'S MUSIC STUDIO I'laito, Vtolfn and Strinsrd Insls. I'iunu l unliut. Puone 615-V A good audience greeted' Mrs. Wallace, the woman preacher, at the Xazarene revival last evening. One of the most Interesting features in connection with our service is th music. Xast night Hp v. Anglin, leader In aong, was at his best. The meeting wan thrown open for testimonies from people In the audi ence and as both young and old told of Ood's power to nave from sin, the card-table theatre, dancing and other things that are sapping the life of many of the churches of today, every body rejoiced. The Savior in his Sermon on the mountain, said, "Ye cannot serve God and Mammon," Mat. 6-24. and when preachers declare this truth, and there people adhere to it, the world will be come interested. Mrs. Wallace preach ed with power and victory and ag she proceded to tell of the old gospel as the power of Ood unto salvation, the Interest was inten.se. At her Invita tion about twenty knelt around v ! r : ' I X " . i I hV ' A ii " I One I'alr Kill 3.SOO CaicrpilUra " Weekly In I'wlfftjC Their Voiiimt. I A protest against wholesale sparrow slaughter is justffiei on purely econ omic grounds. It has been circulated from cureful observation that a pair of sparrows during the period of feetf tng their young destroy about 3,300 i-Hterpillan a week, besides other In sects. The liiv.iKes of those caterpillars would have been more serious than those of the sparrow family which fed on them. It was. In fact, proved that the "small bird clubs so common during part of the last century, did more httrni than good. NEED OF IRON NOW Iron r 5! w Major General Eben Swift Is In Italy at the head of an American mlsflon which is studying fighting methods In the hlah mountuins and elsewhere on the Italian front. Kven If I'ncle Sam never gets any troops on the Itnl ian front he Intends to keep abrenst of rapidly changing methods of war fare under all conditions. of Ailmtnti Du to Insufficient Common in Sgring. Iron is an essential constituent pure and healthy blood. I'eptlron, the new iron tonic, com bine iron with nux. celery, pepsin and other blood and stomach tonics that successful physicians prescribe. It ia a wonderful corrective of anemia, paleness, languor, nervous ness, whether caused bv hard work. I worries, too close confinement Indoors, Ior any other cause. I'eptlron will multiply the red corpuscles in your blood, tone your nerves, improve your color, aid your digestion, and restore the health and strength that vou must have for the cheerful performance of daMy duties. . I'eptlron Is In the form of pills, chocolate-coated, pleasant to take, prompt In effect and economical. Your druggist knows the great merit of tills nux and iron prepara tion, and vlll be pleased to supply you. RESULTS WILL . STARTLE PENDLETON People report quick results from pure Lavoptik eye wash. A girl with weak, strained eyes was helped bv ONE application. Her mother could tne!nrt sew or read because of eye pains. altar and the service closed with prayer. Mrs. Wallace will be with us for a few nlghtft only and all should avail themselves of the opportunity of hearing her. Miss. Gardner, one of our best Deaconesses and Miss Dora Ferris ciime with Mrs. Wallace to help In the wor . CHiARLES MAXSOX. In one week her trouble was gone. A small bottle of Lavnptik is guaranteed to help 'EVERY CASK weak, strained or Inflamed eyes. ON'K WASH stnrtles with its quick results. Aluminum eve cup FREE. Tallman & Co., drug- ' gists. ; ECHO COMMERCIAL, CLUB DANCE Friday, March 22 FLETCHER'S JAZZ Orchestra AIR RAIDS CAUSE TIC'KIIXO. Two men in a garden who had watched the raid unmoved heard, when danger was over, a window sharply banged behind them. The elder leaped four feet into the'air; the other sneezed for ten minutes, and nearly frightened three people out of an upper window. A lady who has the sweetest of voices marshalled , her maids, and bade them keep perfectly cool, and talk quietly all this In piercing shrieks. Summer sports offer few more de lightful and graceful pastimes than t.iM!i., unil f w wh!'h afford betti' u.portu!iitU' for churuilng frocks, not too exacting in form and ranging from the simplest white linen "middy collarless blouse of white raw silk 1 .4 blouse'"' to the fpeclul costume of worn with' it. 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