East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 13, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR JgAILY EAST OREOONTAR PENDLETON, OKEQON; MONDAY, JAlsTUAHY 13, 1910, T EIGHT PAGES AX INnEPKJ)i;XT FubliahM Dally and 8rml.We.kly at .EAST VKKUONIAN 1'CBL.ISHINQ Ca KntnroiJ at the postofflcs at Pendle- m Oresrva. as stcondelasa mall - anattor. a. Telephone 1 OH SALE IN OTHER CITIES. Imperial Hutel. Newa Stand, Portland Itowmaa News Co., Portland, Oregon OS FJI.B AT Chlcaca Bureau, Security Build in. .Vasttlng-toa, D. C, Bureau 101 Four teenth Street, N. W. KKWSPAPKll SUBSCRIPTION RATES (IN ADVANCE) Dalljr. one year, br mall .,, .S.tO Dally, six montha by mall J.50 Dally, three month by mall . Daily, one month by mail . .60 Dally, one year by carrier 7.5 Daily, alx month by carrler. S.T& Daily, three months by carrier l.S Daily, one month, by carrier .OS Semi-Weekly, one year, by mall. .. 1.60 Semi-Weekly, six months, by mail .75 Semi-Weekly four months by mall .60 . BE A MAX. It's a mighty good thing, while you're running life's race. Just to pause as you go, and to come face to face With your conscience, and ask it a question or two; For It's right you should know what your life means to you. tt, -i-, ..: . . Have you done things worth ,3j ' while? , Have you drifted along? Have you filjed it with sighs? Have you- filled it with - -song? Hftve you- helped when you should? Have you tried to "'..... do right? Have you struggled for good, or just fought on for might? Have you Kiven your hand to some fellow in need? Have you sneered at the man who was not of your creed? Have you been ' open-hearted and ready to do? Have you tried to be just? Have you tried to be true? But the past, let it rest.. Give a thought to today And tomorrow, as well, for the time's growing gray: Do things that you, should, do the best that you can. Crown your life with your deeds be a red-blooded man. W. Dayton. Wegefarth. bond money. There will soon be another six million, or more, available, if all sins prove true. There is much federal money available now and there is going to be more, under the reconstruction policy. vimatilla county is fortunate ly situated in having a heavy mileage recognized as uart of the state highway system. This mileage includes the road from the Washington state line, through Freewater, Milton, Weston and other towns via Pendleton and Umatilla and the Morrow county line west of Umatilla; the road from Meacham to Pendleton, the road to Heppner via Pilot Rock If these main traveled roads can all be improved through state aid the hard part of our road problem will be solved We will have permanently im proved the highways over which 75 per cent of our travel passes. ' County funds may then be concentrated on less used roads with the result we will have a net work of good roads all over the county. We cannot afford to pass up the great opportunities we have for state aid.' But we cannot get this aid unless we meet our portion of the expense. How is it to be done? TOO EARLY FOR POLITICS . 3 lilllkimi KY-(04jay from! Hlfctvimik. j ijaV 'ifi ,w five I and that it Ja spreading. , Henry. Konenliurff, one of rmutllla's most successful farmers, brought in two "champion hogs" today. , The porkers weighed, dressed, 410 and tot popnds, and are the ku-gest jet marketed here. , Dr. J. Oriswold, who was In the city today from Helix, said tyiat his practice now embraces whooping cough, measles, scarlet fever and the mumps. Darr Phelps says he can prove to anyone.who will be convinced by oc cular demonstration that those who have repeatedly Intimated that his pedal extremities were of unusual dl mentions were greatly In error, Inas much as they were1 not large enough test night to cover' the width of the sidewalks. The consequence todpy la sprained ankle ' Vuww ! u b ,-r .. )S ', ' ; ::,; ,f t Confine ypur, Ktore-oyaUiea ta the stores that roclyroottle-r-that not, only serve you. but keep ..ypuj yKOtBD through their advertising, of n,lV thai concerns you In regard, ta buying op portunities. . fc- ., Mr. Hoover Is rapidly qualifying as the world's stepmother. Congress is getting up steam on the railroad question. WHAT IS THE ANSWER? 9m HE big thing about future road work is going tobe the matter of state and federal aid. The state of Ore gon is now concluding the ex penditure of its first six million HERE are conditions that make it futile to devote much attention to 1920 , i presidential politics at this ume. ieariy two years win elapse before the next election. It is a year and a half yet be fore the rival candidates are to be nominated. Much is going to happen within that time. The world will agree upon peace and con ditions that are to follow peace. Keconstruction issues of the most vital character are to be faced. The attitude of !our rival political parties with i reference to these subjects will j in all probability form the is ; sues for the campaign of 1920. Therefore the fight is not yet drawn and no man can yet tell who should or who can be nominated by either party. A man who might seem avaail able now may, by the logic of pvpnts hp rmnplpsslv ahplvprl 1R yr.TT 'months hence. C&i&fy ciicAvU It is fortunate for the coun try that politics is in a chaotic i state at present. The things to be "settled within the coming year are of more importance to the country than the 1920 elec tion. These subjects should be decided in accord with the facts as we find them and in a broad spirit of Americanism not in a spirit of partisanship. Good citizenship calls for doing the urgent work we have at hand, with ali the coopera tion and sanity possible, and for letting politics wait. AN INEXCUSABLE SLIGHT CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years "' Always bearr :- the . teoatan of mm MEN'S FINE ON SALE AT Voting 5l.r nwl Mort'ft, Kfttttlurtt. Stout mid ljtmK ' It) ne tries i mi titled. onlTf ul .aim- to ao.OO i.utirtinnl all-wool fabric. Kino toorkimtitMiip. AUi-raJtons Frc Kilf start Monday, Jan. f 3fh KihIn fcaturtlay niK"t, Jmii. I Hiu. BOND BROTHERS . IvtMlliHou's Ix-oiilng Clothiers ENDLETON has a just ight to complain at the statement sent out from state liberty loan headquarters and released for publication Saturday. The statement car ries a list of how the counties met their duties under the fourth liberty loan and in ad-i dition five cities of the state are listed, Pendleton was omitted from this list despite the fact it had the heaviest quota of any city in the state, outside of Portland, and over subscribed its quota. As the list was made up very deliber ately long after the records were in the action seems inex . Pendleton subscribed over a. million to the fourth loan and. exceeded the records of some towns with double our popu lation and heavier bank de posits. Why should we be left in the cold when honors are be ing passed around? i 28 YEARS AGO lj (From the KmmI oregonian. January: 13. HS1.) A. ;. Ankeny. Ihe well known shav- iat and baseball sharp. Is In the city) today from La Orande. "Ark" Mysi Germany continues to blow the foghorn. roinr-j lira . . nppe Goughst-r Stop those ugly hard la grippe cougns that weaken the system and lower the vital resiitance to more lerioui ailmenu, by taking F tltj't Honey and Tar. Some victims of la grippe neyer fully recover the health of the lung and , the cough that "hing on" is the cough that threatens. Foley's Honey Tar helps from the very first dose. It puts toothing, healing coating on the in flamed aurfacs, relieve the tightness and soreness, raises phlegm easily, and give comforting feeling of ease ana warmth. It ' ia alto good for bronchial cough t, trouble some night coughs, tickling throat sod hoarseness. mot accept m substitute. iS- "1 )id so attack of pneumonia, both lunga heir In Tolvcd. A fret recovering aomawtial. my luti) ' failed la clcrwp, nd 1 tuffcred trvcr pains fro;ji coneiwtoh, I rrok on tt&u!e of Foley a Honey andTar, md It took all th sorcnett away and cleared ray luns ol th congeMioa." Yuri iruly, -J. I. Enterkin, Wiuaton. Ca. . , ( J" I Was lick In bed wtth I.aGr!pe and had a very had . ' couch. 1 took Foley' Honey and Tur and It ' helped in a to much. 1 kpt on and ll iioppeJ t'T : cough and I Jot belter, ho now I am around it-a home esnin. 1 am '5 year okf." J.r3. l.!ajy His by, Spokane. Yashaton . won pv TALLMAN & CO. "Sinners walk !n slippery places, but these ley days the sinners have no monopoly of slippery walking. ! Another puzzling; thing: how the prohibitionists are g?oinsr to extradite ! John Barleycorn from Mexico. t7p: w. . PURE FOOD SHOP i In Our Model Sanitary Basement. . Phone 15. AH Other Dcpts. Phone 22 CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE . Fine Country Sausage, pound ............ 25c Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen 75q Good Cooking Eggs, dozen 65c Fresh Country Butter, roll $1.20 Country Bacon, pound .'. . . ..... . . . . . 40c Country Shoulders, pound . . : . .V. . . . .' . .'. . . 30a If you have not taken advantage of pur Clearanea Sale of Groceries it will pay yriU la do so! ridw. Yf are(seiing many items at les than the present whot saiecost. . f ' l BUY- AND SA VE ' i M ) t Pf NDtETONS GREATEST DEPAHT.HI NT STORE ' jjrJfiePeoples WarohousQ 'ma w"tBC IT PAY i TO THAD VfSVClL'W' 4 "'m ' ' -t- M r- I :: f - - --sy" Y ' ' I 17 X u - t HK A : ' T- PHOTOS I " ' .j, " I i - L "' f, - I -ON'AN STOKK THAT MF.ETS BRITISH PILOT3 WHEHTHEV IAHV !f i - 1 ; -trJ 1 . . "v4 ' MP 1 : I i'f-J-, i'i 2 a serious I f ' - r . : iflxJ.: JLtFJJ . I 54?TOAN0 TARROT MASCOT T''" rv-", ".''" I . 4 he Is nn his way to California.