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PACE FOUR ' tAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1918 EIGHT PAGES 11 Alt INDEPENDENT AiMMiM Datlr 8ml-WMkly at fendlrton. Oraron. br th ACT OKEOONIAIf i-UBlaaHlNO CO Matr at th poatofflc at Pandl- m, urroa. a Mcoaa-claaa aactar. relaphon OH BALE IN OTHER CITIES. IiapcrlalHotal New" stand, Portland Bowman New. Co, Portland, Oregon ON F1LK AT Chloaro Bureau, 0 Bocurltr Butld- Washlnrton, D. C taanth Street, N. W. Bureau C01 Four- NEWSPAPER. SUBSCRIPTION RATES (IN ADVANCE) Dally, on year, by mall Dally, Ix month by mall Dally, three month by mall Dally, ?n month by mail Dally, on year by carrier Dally, alx month by carrier. IJ.00 . LSI , l.M , . T.M . 1.75 1.9! , .! Dally, three month by carrier. Dally, on month, by carrier Semi-Weekly, on year, by mall l.t Semi-Weekly, alx month, by mall .71 Seml-WeeklT four month mall ,60 In of TO THE MEN IN KHAKI Tou stand between us and horde of Huns, As you charge to the crash the thunderous guns; We hail you, the States brave, stalwart sons; Men of the western sea, Guardians of Liberty; Yours shall be victory! What your strong sires stood for before; As fought the Minute Men of yore Tou float the Stars and Stripes once more. Men of the Northern gallantry. Men of the Southern chivalry. Men of the West, so wide and free! And know you, men who "form the line. Where the black bombs burst and the bullets whine. We who yet here remain will sign The Magna Charta of the free. In the real blood we be Tour brothers pledged to vic tory! John Pordan Douglass. FROM THE SKY T VEN than the news of significant allied ground framing on the west front are the reports of allied supremacy in tne air. Scarcely a day goes by without some news of allied success in the air. The English are regu larly destroying more German planes than there are English planes lost. It is reported that the enemy is so outnumbered in the air that there are no planes available, for the work' of op-j posing the low flying allied planes that sweep over the Ger man trenches and concentration camps. If this fortunate situation ex ists now what will conditions be next summer when the quanti ty production methods of Am erica come into real play? If German airmen cannot offset the allies now how can they hope for success when Amen can machines by the thousands get into action. The three mil lion soldiers we plan to have in France next June will not rep resent the full strength of the United States. Time may de velop that our air force will do even more than the infantry and artillery to drive the foe back into Berlin. for its program to succeed. Russia gives proof of this. Bol sheviki rule has been a tragic failure there. The Germans knew such rule would destroy the country and that is why Teuton aid was given to Len ine and Trotsky. It is now pretty evident that without German scheming and German money the bolshe viki leaders would not have got ten to first base in Russia. They could never have acquired power; they could not have re tained power if they had got ten it. In the minds of many there must have been a connection between enemy propaganda and the I. W. W. efforts in Am erica. On no other basis can the subject be logically ex plained. We know that the Germans have been up to just such tricks, and they have in the past been ready to use mil lions for the promotion of bribery, murder and treason. If the I. W. W. has not been used it has not been because Ger many has been unwilling 1 to work through such a channel. The Hun conscience is so geared that it is permissible to I do anything under the sun to injure the foe. The conviction of the I. W. W. leaders on a charge of sedi tion will encourage all who are working with devotion for the country's safety and is notice of what is in store for those who try to hamper the game, through ignorance or through treachery. The run of the steamer Nes pelem from Wenatchee, Wash., to Portland, a distance of 600 miles, shows the great possi bilities of navigation on the Co lumbia ; the day is coming when the big products of the inland empire will flow to tidewater via the river. America's part in the war is a huge joke on the kaiser. Col. Bull of the spruce divi sion has been ordered to line service; the government wants no bull about spruce produc tion. Looks like someone had turn ed the seasons .a month ahead. There are many who believe Pendleton is in need of slow speed regulations for the busi ness section ; ah avrto moving at a snail pace on Main street is both a nuisance anc a menace. The governor will be here for the Rotfnd-Up ; so wiD a host of other people wanting some re creation after a strenuous sum mer. j'linn'ninfflniHn1 . IMIiMll . i r ' " ....tiiiiiiii!iHitmmimmtmimiminir4 muuNHuuiiiiiMUHiihiuiuiiMiummmuiiuMHUiiuiiii j i i ii H iii imx it ii in j i i in -- ii in ii mi iim f ; u auuuvvuu uu WOW ii IU uu HERE This tractor is FORD con struction all through. Pulls 2-bottom 14 in. plows. Bore 4x5. Horsepower 12-22. Three speeds forward and one reverse. Plowing speed (intermedi ate) 3 miles per hour. Speed on high 14 miles hour. . All parts inclosed with fuel cleaner. Burns distillate or kerosene. P El i m m m 28 YEARS AGO (From the East Oregonian, August 19, 1890.) MrsAFrank Frazier accompanied her father, G. W, Webb to Salem last CONVICTED fjfr HE verdict of the Chicago Vi jury is that 100 I. V. W. leaders, including May wood, are guilty of sedition on all counts brought against them. The verdict was agreed to promptly after a trial last ing more than 100 days. It may be set down that the jury's action was inspired by the fact the evidence proved without question the guilt of those on trial. ; The I. V. W. has been the bolsheviki of America. Its car dinal purpose has been to dis rupt the industrial life of the country to obstruct the work ings of the selective service law and in a general way to raiRe all the trouble and annoyance possible at a time when the country faces a foe and need the loyal, earnest cooperation of all sit citizens. Like the boleheviki the I. W. AV. is founded on prejudice. Ignorance and class hatred. Its program is not democratic. It call for absolutism. It does not ftand for justice, for the; recognition of merit or the agej old doctrine that men should i reap as they have sown. Its im are destructive, not con ductive. There is no chance IN A CLASSPY ITSELF Arrange for a demonstration with SIMPSON AUTO CO. Water and Johnson Street. 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Pendleton Trading' Co. Suocensnrn to Central Market. TEIiKPHO.NE 45S WE MAKE THE BEST SAISAC.R OX EAUTII. A PATRIOTIC DUTY Have j'ou put in your winter's fuel? To aivoid a repetition of last winter's coal shortage, the consumer must put in the fuel now. Let us quote you on CoaB and Wood PHONE 5 BURROUGHS & CHAIW Inc. 550 Main Street E. O. Bldg. We advertise and offer War Ravings B lam pa fur aale with every purchase NOODLES. CHOP SUEY. CHINESE niSHFS t t GOEY'S ' ilium mu N, t'uit nniw Mi J KWONG HONG 116 Wert Alls St.. rpatalra, Plinne ISl i LOW g TONIGHT LET'S GO The County Guard THE BEILALOS (GREATER A Few of the Feature Attractions MIGHT fenefit Celebration SHOWS The Motordrome , Tic Dip cf Death California Cabaret use The Atlilftic Stadium Hie Honolulu Show The Palace of Arts Ec Miracle Show -The Girl With a 1000 Eyes Zoma, That Strange Girl SpidorarThe Human Spider RIDE . "OVER THE TOP" RIDE Gigantic Ferris Wheel and that 'Sensational Ride 'The Whip" TONIGHT Let's Go TONIGHT