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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1919)
PACE FOOT? nmx EAST OttEGONIAN, rENDtllTOrT, OITEGONr SATURDAY, MA ECU 8, lOlfl. TWELVE PAGES' re&oniaift Si , , ,, , , , 1 fTj;"Vf"'"7:-V'llTir!T I j r7?.nnn.n7 nnfmrVVnri I - n-v. ; AX ixiKn:xii:.T ratiliahed tlly except Sunday) and fieni-WMfclr at 1 'end let on, Oregon, by the ACT Oltk'UUMAN i'UKUlSHINO Ctt Batorrd at the w. Oregroa, aj attar. postoffice at Pndl-eioad-claa mail KEttspArR ', ON ADVANCE) DalJy, on yar. by mall Telephone ON SAI.K IN OTHER ClTlKa ItniterlalHolrtl News Stand, Portland bowman News Co., Portland, Oreaon ON Fll-B AT Chicago Bureau, to Security Build la a WaihlTirtna, O. C Burma 101 Four teenth Street. N. w. Daily. Dally. Dally. Dally, on year by carrier "any, ix months by carrier.. als montha by man three month! by mall one month by mall !(. . t.60 1.54 .50 7.60 .U 1 56 Dally, three montha by carrier. Dally, oi! month, by carrier semi-weekly, one year, by mall 1 so Semi-Weekly, six montha by mall ts Semi-Weekly four montha by mall .SO ftWMf.l S -It I!: I not rxi)i;nsTooi iinpuriani amies imposed up- Nol understood- We move alpnr aeunder. Our iathi grow wider as the KpaaonH creep Along the years: we marvel and we wonder Why life Is lift, and then we full asleep; Not understood. Not understood. We gather false Impression! And hug them closer as the years go by. Till virtue! often ceem to us transgressions, And thus men rise and fall and live and die: Not understood. Not understood. Hoy many bresta are aching For lack of sympathy. Jih, day by day llow many cheerless, lonely hearts are breaking. How many noble spirits pass away. Not understood. Oh, God! that men would see a little clearer, Or judge less harshly where they cannot see: Oh. tution. Thev sought to riirtnr a to him, by a filibuster, how and I !nen ne snould call a special session of congress, this despite the fact the constitution gives that power to the president, not to congress. ' President Wilson properly , refused to be bulldozed. There- upon filibusterers forced con- gress to adjourn without pass-i i mg such important measures as i ;the army and navy appropria-l na me uie railroad ap propriation. How much harm will result from the hold-up re i mains to be seen, but the rail- roads are already badly wor ried and there is danger that I jthe failure of the army bill will! delay the return of our soldiers. I i ine obstreperous senators are mad at the president, not -. clause ne uominates mem, Dut because he refuses to let them dominate him. They have been , trying to take over the powers oi tne president, 'i hey wanted NQWIIS THETIMETOGETYOUR CARS READY FOR THE ROAD. Be sure of your repair work and you M ill be sure of the service your car will give you. ,f I make a specialty of repairing Buick and Hudson cars. BUICK and HUDSON CARS BRING IT HERE! If you entrust your car repairing to riie, I will in return assure you of sat isfactory work. I f;""' ... morewe ! More and hearing about instances wnere tne actual mile-' age of a Kelly-Sjrihgfield Tire ' Avas J more than three times ' the ' i are e guarantee. thee, And understood. God: that men would draw a-jto handle the executive end of . me nearer , - tne war, they wanted to be at To another; they'd be nearer tliA luuro rr.nforan xij president surrendered to them !he would have violated the spirit of the constitution and his oath of office. A fine THEY TRIED TO BULLDOZE the senate would have made of WILSON I the war waging and of neeotia- 'HE excuse is offered byi The TTnitoH stata tn certain editors that the nat that in ai- mnirino- 01, tn r x v1.19 es:u ei-, peace making we have had a forts to dominate congress are brainy and courageous presi responsible for the opposition; dent. . It is a matter of regret of Republican senators to the that the senate'has so many league of nations. ! who lack the calibre needed in But what of the efforts of times like these, the Republican senators to! ............. dominate the president? The j recent trouble at Washington i arose over "direct action" j lf T GOES without, saying methods of certain Reoublican jj thatj, Pendleton would senators, to force President j like to secure the Wood Wilson to iurrendef one of the craft Home and that all steps (Billy) W. L. Cummin Formerly Foreman Oregon Motor Garage. LEUERAUTOCO. 614-16 Garden St., Between Alta and Webb Sts. 0 Other Favorites With particular motorists are the DIAMOND, MOllAWK AND GOODRICH SILVERTOWN CORD All Backed by a Mileage Guarantee THE WOODCRAFT HOME CHICK FOOD Use it. Save the baby chicks f Get it at Colesworthy's 129 E. Alta Phone 134 L..-- - .... ,.w, .-- -5,---i rot I 'Inn let Omminjc. UEIINE, Murch 8. A Wolff anrcno diaputch filed In Iterlfn Thursday an no u need that the Prussian diet wlii oion next week. Thin la accepted am I-rnof of the government's confidence that the revolution failed. ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M I M 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IJ I Whitman's! CANDIES VULCANIZING and REPAIRING We add many miles to the worn tire at,a compara tive small cost. JOHN BARRVMORE . 'On the Quiet ALT A TODAY. possible should be taken to urge the location of that institu tion here. There are numerous reasons why this city is a logi cal place for the home. Much of the Woodcraft membership is in the three northwestern states and geographically speaking no town is more ad vantageously located than is Pendleton. If it is desired to locate the home in a town that is easy of access, we have it. The Commercial Club should get busy. Here is just the 'chance we are looking for. WHY THIS NEGLECT? A COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES. THE FUNNYBONE Just received a lare gupply. You can't buy IicUit candif's, S better assortment. anwhft-e in the world than right here. We have tried to carry this policy of eclcctins the best S through out our business. ' Come in and Judge for your- S self how well we have succeed- E ed. I Talimari & Co. I Ills Mist Hko In the good old days, when there were no coupons and everybody ate l utter the king of the happy country addresses his Jester thuswlse: "Thou fool, give me an Illustration to that iidiixe. A bad excuse is wrosc than no excuse! and haste thee!" The Jester at once affectionately em. braced and kissed the mighty monarch. The king dirt wax wroth. "Thou varlet! How darest thou tnke this liberty " he spluttered. "I beg your majesty's pardon," "re plied the merry one, "I thought It was 'he ftifeen!" It costs less to use than coal or wood, if used economically. You do not have to heat the entire room. -jjf The heat is placed under just the pot, pan or kettle that you wish to heat. n IT IS Safe, Clean and Convenient A gas range costs only one-half what you pay for a wood range. Pacific Power &jLig!it Co. Always at Your Service. I'hone 40, 3A HIS county needs and should have in the wayj oi Detter train service a resumption of the Umatilla-1 Pendleton motor run. The tak-'. ! ing off of the motor has worked 1 a hardship on the whole dis trict, particularly on the set jtlers in the west end of the county who are put to incon venience and expense because of the present train schedules. If the O.-W. R. & N. Co. wishes! ! to do its duty by the trrowinfiri population of the irrigated dis-jwn trict it must provide those peo- pie witn reasonable accommo-i dations to and from their coun- ty seat and chief commercial j center. During the war the, poor service was endured pa-; tiently but that day is past and j it is time to expect improved, service. , The Pendleton auto men are a very live brigade and next PENDLETON RUBBER & SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE AXD lUTTAlfj , N. Matlock, Preoitleiit Win. Isunn, Manager 305 l;ust Court St., Telephone 133 We advertise and offer War Kavtiiits Stamps for aole wllh ever Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiri mmamul'aniBBBSBmmmamatBBmmmamm& iirrov Kscapo 1 '"Seo there!" exclaimed the' show man to the guplng crowd, as he exhib ited his tall hut with a bullet hole In! "Look at the hole will ye. Ye see, 11 J g It had been a lowcrowned hat I should , have been killed outright." Who Does Your Auto N'ot S Kxr-luslvn li stuff." siild the editor lofily as ho, S3 handed bock the mnmiserlpt. "All right! You needn't be so con. descending about It!" restorted the 5 contributor. "You're not the only one ' 'a refused that story, you know.!" S3 R epaiiw : A RAW, SORE THROAT Eases Quickly When You Apply j i3 a Little Musterole. ; And Musterole von't blister like the i fss old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just ! g spread it on with your fingers. It pone- ' trates to the eore spot with a gentle ! tingle, loosens the congestion and draws i g out the soreness and pain. j 5 Mii3terole is a clean, wmte ointment 3 wppW thpv arp cointr tn niaao a Musterole is a ciean, , winie ohuhutui weeK iney are going to stage a , mad, with oil of mustard. It is fine for snow tnai win De secona 10 nothing in its class. Keep your program open for them March 13,14,15. A strong lyceum course, such as the high school is assured for next year, is a real asset to the whole community. The store "ads" rive you light on the subject of the next purchase yott plan to make. After reading tliem. you KN'ow- -and do not have lo "ouj'Uose," or guest, Quick relief from sera throat, bronchitis, tonsiiitis, croup, stiif neck, asthma, neu ralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheuir.atjjia, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, snrains, sore muscles. i bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, cold3 on 1 the chest (it o'ten prevents pneumonia). Nothing li!;e M32tero;e lor croupy cnu dren. Keep it handy for instant use. 30c and 00c jarjj hospiul size $2.50. Our especially equipped shop and thorough mechanics can M give you prompt and efficient work. ' We have every facility for turning out your work in such a m way that it will please you in eveiy respect. Hi A fire proof garage in which to store your car, a wash rack, M air, wateis, gas and oils. In short anything to be had at a first H class garage is at your command We are Strong for Service '. .y . ...a- m Uon't Forget the Auto Show March 13, 14 and la. Come and bring yoirr friends INDEPENDENT GARAGE Clyde McKay and Morm West, Props. . Court and Thompson Sts. EH3 3 E-3 P V. E. Snavely, Sales Mgr. Phone 633 n