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FOURTEEN PAGES DAILY EAST ORECONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAftCIT 22, 1010. PAGE ELEVENS CLEMEKCEAU BELOVED EVEN BY HIS FOES YEP ! DOWN IN FLORIDA THEY US&JEACHEty fn niiv Ttlt nOtlirCCI r IU r ivr i iic viuuiuwt i is worth as much to ; you as you get out : Of it. . You Must Keep It Running ' to get any returns from your investment. If you will bring your sick car to me and let me tune it up, repair it, adjust new parts, overhaul it or whatever the need may be you will be sure of .getting absolute satisfaction., , I Make a Specialty of Repairing: BUICK and HUDSON CARS (Billy) W. L. Gumming LEUER AUTO CO. G14-1G Garden St., Between Alta and Webb Sts. NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO THINK ABOUT HAVING YOUR CAR fired for It will give you pleasure from motoring trips your year's tire 4 minimum. The Year is so are Our Tires START RIGHT TRY DIAMONDS v . GOODRICH SILVERTOWN CORDS ' KELLY-SPRINGFIELDS ')J y- , ' MOHAWKS j Let Us Do Your Tire Repairing X We add many miles to the worn tire at a com- . jff paratively small cost. A COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES. . PENDLETON RUBBER & SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE AND KETAIIi W. N. Matlock. President Wm. Dunn, Manager 805 East Court St., Telephone 135 We advertise and offer War Savings Stamps for sale with every, purchase. the greatest your spring and reduce troubles to a - New and The most up - to - WA Ever shown Come early and CONTRACT AND JOB WORK SOLICITED. L. J. McATEE The Practical Paint Man Bowman Hotel Block jiliiM' mm wmm Casrrishl mbtand, 191 Give it a Chance There are only two places in your whole car that need water. One' is the radiator. The other is the batteryl If ycu forget your radiator you'll hear from it right away. If you forget your battery, it keeps on working for a while, but it is damaged just as surely as your engine would be if you let the radiator go dry. Give your battery a chance to make good by having us add distilled water every week or so, and test each cell with the Hydrom eter to make sure that you are keeping up the charge. Electric Service Station Cor. Main and Water Sts. I PAItlrf, France March It. Awed, fearful, trained, the bolsheviklsta and anarchist of France are- In hiding ! for the moment. Those that aren't In Jail. I . ,,t The ahootlnar of Premier Clemen ceau came on the crest of a wave of bolshevik propaganda, which haa been i flooding France ever since the armis tice. ' . - , Anger and revulsion swept the country as news of the attempted as sassination spread. The propaganda wave suDsided like maglc- The surface at least is calm now. No roseate tracts oh the creed ,of Lenlne and Trotsky are being circu lated. Police have swooped In and grabbed stores of them, and some of tne circulators; Radical meetings, with fiery denun ciations of 'Wilson, the bourgoise," and all things that are. no longer hold the boards. Extremist papers speak In more conservative sentences. FINE FOR ffiipSi Musterole Loosens Up Those Stiff Joints Drives Out Pain You'll know why thousands use Mus terole once you experience the glad re lief it gives. . Get a jar at once from the nearest drug store. It is a dean, white ointment, made with the oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Brings ease and comfort while it is being rubbed on' Musterole is recommended by many doctors and nurse. Millions of jars are used annually for bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu matism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet; colds of the chest fit often prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50 date line of 0 ill in Pendleton. get first choice. We test, repair and re charge storage batteries, and always carry a full sup ply of battery parts, new batteries and rental batter ies. Testing service is free. HERB DDrtn"rTl a a -nrrr fa AQfHARI) AND NOT A LEMON BETWEEN EM! WHEN YOUR BREAKFAST ORANOE TASTES ESPECIALLlf GOOD JUST. THINK. WHO; PICKED IT I . - .r-rst Now we know why everybody wanU to own anranK trora grapefruit farm In Florida! The answer Is -oraaga Ur"'t?'n '? these! Little old garden of Eden it Is with sweet younr fS2l around under the trees picking the bolden balU. and testing th fast food crop every fifteen minutes' Only trouble lrl' hard to k tTe uTmeretw raik tilll up w.tH orange-blossom, around a fcandy.j n' sverylhlngl ' Right now. the bolshevlst "dictator ship of the proletariat" la a doctrine with as few French spokesmen as world-wide prohibition. Xobody doubts that they will try again.. Hut is their chance lorn? Anarchist Cottln--or Bolshevist Cottin, whichever he was may have figured that his shot would he the spark that would Ittnlte flames of rev olution that would SIve the followers of Lenlne and Trotsky their day. I Vance Is Crippled But Ivo Is Strong So may those behind Cottin. or as sociated with Cottin, have believed. France ia crippled: France Is rest less; France Is weary; France faces a long, uphill struggle under a heavy burden of debt. It looked like tinder to the bolshles Maybe it was and maybe It wasn't. : Anyhow, tbe shooting of the beloved old tiger of France wasn't the spark. All that did was to make restless, burdened, crippled France so mad that for the moment she forgot her weariness and uncertainty. She watched the police "clean up" with satisfaction. Cottin struck a man' France loved, France loves are France. There may hare been a lot of Frenchmen who had no nee for Cle- menceau politically. There may have been more who thought his stern at titude was a handldap to the kind of peace that would last, and a big factor in preventing the wheels of industry and commerce from getting under way. But Clemenceau was the embodi ment of "Victory." And he was loved by those who detested his policies. And he still Is. BAVARIA Wnjj NAME KlSXElfS SUCCESSOR BASLE. March 21. The Bavarian diet will be asked to elect a new pre mier to take the place of Kurt Eisner, who was assinated last month. MANY AUTO DRIVEItS TO RUN 1XR PRIZES SAXTA MONICA. Cal.. March 21. Seventeen drivers, most of them na tionally known were to compete here in the annual Santa Monica road race, one of the most noted in motordom. Although unable to enter the race because his car did not comply with American Automobile Association regulations Ralph de Palma was to drive an exhibition lap half an hour before the race was started at 1 o' clock. In practice he had circled the Coffee Hurls Many Feople rfijou have been accustomed to drink coffee and find it causes head ache, nervousness, sleeplessness or heart or stomach annoyance, why not try INSTANT POSTUM A table drink ab solutely free from caffeine, the drug in tui lee, out or ncn coffee-like flavor. At Grocers Everywhere . lj , :..:.f Xi A. Ti, - I 7" ,1y. . L3) , course at the rate of 107 miles an hour. Among the best known drivers who were to struggle for the 9u00 offer ed in prlzettr were iidl Pullen. Cliff Durant, Joe Thomas, Earl Coop er, Louis Lecocq. Roscoe Sarles, Omar Toft and Eddie Hlearne. The course is 7.36 miles long and the distance 250 miles, making a 34 lap event. u .l i GREAT BRITAIN'S ARMY STILL LARGE LONDON. March 21. The government announced in the v house of commons that the total strength of . effective Britten, troops in the army of occupation in all theaters of war amounts to 902,000 men. Including officers. The strength of the British army in France, Belgium and, Germany' including dominion troops, on February IS was 1.324.106. The statement says that 197, 000 German prisoners are being fed by the British commissary department. GERMANY BARS . RUSSIAX RUBLES BERLIN, March 21. The minis try of finance, it is understood will recommend to the German National Assembly the immediate enactment of a law barring the Russian rubles from circulation in Germany. the influx of Russian currency which began in an astonishing man ner with the advent of Adolph Joffe. the Bolshevik ambassador to Germany in Berlin last summer has been a con stant source of annoyance in the. cir cles keenly alive to the Bolshevik menace. DAXIET.S SAnS FORTH ' TO STUDY AIRCRAFT WASHINGTON. March t K.r. tary Daniels sailed from New York Saturday on the transport Leviathan for France to sttidv durlnv hia riit abroad the developments being made by France, Great ' Britain and Italy in aircraft. Upon his return to the united states about Mav 1 iiu on. retary expects to begin preparation of an outline of exnerimentnl vnrlr tn aircraft for submission tn tmom with a request for an appropriation to carry it out. D. S. C. FOR THIS ARMY NURSE W A r Hm. . 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