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DATCY EAST OREGONrAN. rEDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1910.
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7 AN INDEPENDENT NAWSPAPKH.
FublUhM Dally and 8-m.Wekl;, at
Paa.oti, Oregon, by the
EAST OKEOONIAtt PUBLISHING CO.
Kntered at th poatofflce at Pendle
ton. Oregon, as second -class mail
natt!-.
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ON HAl.K IS OTHFR CITIES.
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Bowman Ntws Co., Portland. Oregon
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WaRhlnrton, D. ., Bureae to Vour
tnth 5tret, N. W.
j SUBSCRIPTION RATE
' (IN ADVANCE)
Dally, on year, by mail
Dally an month by mall
Daily, three months by mall
t Daily, one month by mail ,
Daily, one year, by carrier
Daily, six months by .rrit.
; Dally, three months by carrier.
: Dally, one month, by carrier ,
Seml-Wevkly, one year, by mall....
8ml-Wekly, sij months, by mall
Smi-Wkly four months by mail
$9.00
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7.6.
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.60
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F.am XOCTOIXK
The rtnjnlin raid Is revelling its
mints
' In shifting, luminous and tur-
qtioise drifts.
Lilio ptirplo exhalation quiver-
in
To e-iefvmlne; streaks and rifts.
Alone; the iwivoments, glint the
shaken pools
And puddles tremulous with
drippinff light.
While dimly floats the has of
faces hy.
Flickering throuKh the night
And there lioyond the liquid"
blurry treos,
Jteyniid the rainy houses, lo
behold.
Ho nohulons the drhtaly
avenues
Smoulder with misty frold!
: TOlTISB G1XSBERO.
committee. Lodge of foreign
affairs and other places of
power go to old guard lead
.l ers.
j The situation also fulfills
,the contention of the Wilson
, forces during the congression
nl campaign. The people were
told that an anti-administration
majority would enthrone the
Tiis coming true.
, Many who voted for Repub
lican candidates last fall did
so in the belief they were sup
' porting a regenerated party,
ibut there Is no regenerating
. men like Penrose, Lodge and
Mondell. The old guard is
in the saddle and the narrow-
ness they have thus far shown
, iiiuiiitica biitrjr ill iiuc u uc lu
iorm.
HE TOOK NO CHANCES
on the heels of news
THE AMERICAN LEGION
HE new American Legion,
that the United States, Wood, an active wnmn.
Will have permanent tfr nf tho nrnipr-tprl n-rtranWa.
ownership of the 89 German !tiort of soldiers, will be. . "non
Itners ! eame announcement partisan and tionpolitical, but
Uiat American ship yards may:jt3 members will stand for the
accept foreign orders. It is al-1 good of the country on political
so disclosed that when Presi-' questions."
dent Wilson first went to j This is a gallant promise, but
France he informed the French ;fl nromise which must he kenti
that the American shipbuilding;fajthfully in spirit and letter if
plants could not then take for- the adventure is not to degen
ign orders as the yards must!erate into a hackneyed scram
be held subject to American bje for preferment and become
needs, contingent on the peace a more replica of the political
negotiations. (machines now in operation. No
! In other words the president :such dire destiny may be pro
did not want the country tolpj,esied. On the contrary, high
have its equipment all tied hopes may fairly be held. The
rtp in foreign business while j personnel of the proposed or
there was yet a chance we ganization has the fine texture
might lose the ships that are f youth that veritable
now carrying a neavy portion , "ci0th of gold" into which are
of our Atlantic traffic, includ-; naturally woven the bright de-
mg tne troop return. 11 was a
logical stand and can be criti
cised only on a basis of provin
cial selfishness taxing prece
dence over the national welfare.
heard propounding this query, ' tuft!.'
generally without result. Once In n
while, however, out of the deep silence,
comes Hit Illuminating; answer.
Johnny furnished one Just the-othd
day. He .hud Just finished a partlciil
arly toothsome dish of apple puddlnir,
Which he ute to the last morsel. Then
despite the fuct that there was com
pany at th tftbl. he deliberately
Picked up his saucer and licked It
clean.
"Johnny!"' exclaimed h' motlter,
after a horrified gup. "Who did jtu
ever see do a tiling like that?'
"Dobs,1 replied Johnny.
I .
Ills Mistake.
Apollo: Isn't th floor wonderful?
Terpsichore: Not particularly: that
is my foot you're dancing oh. 1
An fiTiitioiml Woman.
nay My Pa's got so much money
he don't know how to spend It!
Koy That's nothing! My pa's got
so much iiiwmey that ma enn't spend
it! t
Ton Years After.
Willie Jones (proudly): When I'm
naughty my duflily tans my Jacket with
a Sam Brown belt that was used hy
Capt. Courageous In the war for de.
mocracy.
into Was Asainst Kint.
r guess I'm nbout the unlncktest
foliar alive, asserted tho long, nar
row, mourful looking individual.
"What Heems to be the trouble?"
Inouired his sympathetic companion,
ordering something consoling for them
both.'
"I'm Just naturally unlucky Fate's
got it In fer me. I'll leave It to you
if a guy deserves this kinder hick.
A year ago I gets tired o Hvln' In.
boardin house, an' I up an' gets
married. Xow fer a home an good-by
boarding house vittles. Bay I. An be
fore six months was past my wife she
opened a board in' house to support ti
Ain't that fierce? Why couldn't the
wdman git somo other kind of work to
do?" '
He brushed his hand across hi eyes.
lest a briny drop might embitter his
beer.
A 1mv1oiis Affair
''I want to jret a drink of straight
whiskey."
"Can't be done." answered the boot,
legger. "All the licker around here Is
crooked."
MOST ARTISTIC ILLUSTRATIONrARflSTS',
J ' VERDICT OF THIS PHOTO
DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS
MEAT IS PROTESTED
'(ra. T" 4 5 , nTCSv''
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London's leading artists have,
declared this photograph to be J
one of the moat artistic lllostra
(ton of the century. It was posed
by one or Miss Marlon Morgan'
dancer -and It title Is '.Tu
Dancer." . .
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wauerv ortmraro
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Where do drug corn . frorh?
Everywhere, pistanc- ha Jlo
meaning in the universal search
of the Meyer Brothers Drug
. Company for quality materials.
Nature's contributions from the
ends of the earth' meet within
the four walls of this the world's
largest drug rfouae. .
Fifteen thousand druggists x '
tend Meyer servioe to the tour
corners, of . the . map Quality
Certified by Test.
Meyer Brothers Drug Co. X "St'Eouia
Tk tmrgmt Drug Hou tn MVe HWfaf a,0
ItlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH
!l Whitman's!
(CANDIES I
more directattepiits to awaken him
Ware made. Upon rosuminj; his nse
O'Connor declared he had lm idea
liow he gained tho ledge. He said
he- tiad been dreaming that ho was
aa)eep on a car barn bench.
KIIISKV 8FXT IN HAY
I'UOM SAril.VMFXTO
sax ruAxriscx) max '
is kiij.i;i iv TrnuMTc 1
KNin; Kt KIMMAC.P
THE OLD
GUARD
TROL
BY RAYMOND CLAPPER
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
WASHINGTON'. May . 13. Agree
ment of the war department to unload
its surplus meat supplies abroad, thus
saving losses to biK packers brought
sharp dissatisfaction in many quart
ers. Senator Kenyon, of Iowa, de
clared his Intention of investigating
It Was a cicrnci of iHpalism. tht radiant, 'resolution. The National Consumers
jueag-ue, or wnicn secretary naKer is
president, is aroused by the war de
partment's action.
A stat.ment from leasue headquar
etrs said never was there a time when
so little meat wan sold to poor work
ing people as during the last year, j
.vAVUiiiiuitj nit " a i urpai iriieiiu una ur.
guu euurm to urn oa iiiiiinria uuunua
of meat throttfTh Hoover's foreign re
lief commission.
IN CON-
HE action of tlie progres
sive republicans in the
house and senate bears
arabesques of aspiration
But Washington, it is to be
observed, perceives in the rival
ry of Lieutenant-Colonel Roose
velt and Col. Clark for the
favor of this organization the
foreward of a considerable
partisan political essay. Possi
bly Washington is looking as
through a glass darkly. It is
not surprising that these young! SLEPT WINDOW
gentlemen should be
conspici-
They
But
LEDGE 70 FEET UP
out the claim that the- stand-ous in xne preliminary.
" i j bear tiuissant names.
November that they will whatever the faults of Ameri
Kntrotofl Snlcan polios, it never has recog-
tions,
man of
the senate . finance
r. Vv i
Ve been
comparing (
corn flakes,
and for me an
mine, give me
POST
TOAST1ES
Political eminence with us is
pot devisable by testament or
tradition.
The young men in question i
must win their spurs if they
NEW YORK, Way 14. Sleeping in
a mud trench with the ground under
you Is one thing. But to sleep peace
fully 70 feet in the air on a stone
ledfre only 16 inches wide is quite
another. And yet this is what Joseph
O'Connor did the other afternoon for
a full hour, until rescued by police-
jare to. wear tnem. iney win
be welcomed as leaaers pru-
men.
Children
in the yard of the Hebrew
vided they furnish leadership.
St. Louis PostrDispatch.
orhpan asylum spied O'Connor on the
ledge. They told Patrolmen John
Karl and Sgeant Daniel Kelleher.
After studying the situation the po
licemen approached the fifth floor and
One brand OI VV llSOn crillCS . o c.onnor restea. iron bars, however.
Say he is tOO idealistic, another j prevented an immediate rescue. On
he IS tOO much Of a materialist j his hands and knees Kelleher inched
which indicates he is striking
! a good average.
It is about time to fatten up
those longhoms, people are
asking for the exact date of the
Round-Up.
Germa.ny has a place in the
sun and is now kicking about
it.
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SACRAMRXTO, Cul.. May 14.
Testimony that whisky was sent from
Sacramento in a carload of hay and
in suit cases carried on pascnper
trains and Bmugftled into Oregon and
Washington In violation of the pro
visions of Reed prohibition, was giv
en yesterday in the United States
dtrttrict court court here by J. V,
Towns, government ngent.
Towns was testifying: for the pros
ecution in the trial of J. H. and Mi
chael Mazzupcht. grocers, and fou?
depot and Pullman porters charged
w it h a c on sri racy to t ra n spr t in
toxicating liquors into "dry' states In
violation of the federal law.
Towns aid a large consignment of
whisky was taken Into Aberdeen.
Wash., in a carload of hay about
January 15, last, nnd that 4 4 cases '
of whisky, packed in suit cases, were;
taken off of two passenger trains In!
Portland, Oregort, February 22, iMt.
TURLOCK, May 14. Thomas F.
McGiitre, laborer, S3 year old, whw
homo is believed to be at 149 Rous
seau street, San Francisco. n dead
here today front & knife wound In th
neck following a drunken brawl on
the Tiirlock-Newman road. W. A,
Towner and John Sweeney are in a
hospital suffering from numerous
cuts. The police have in custody T. .
W. Dunn, a barber, whose clothing
was literally cut to pieces. Another
man, relieved to be the murderer, is
at large and the police are searching
j for him. !
J The fight started, it Is alleged, while;
fthe men were riding from Newman (
to Turlock In a enr driven hy Forest
Brown. Rrown left his machine and ,
ran to a fhrmhouse to summon an of-;
firer.
t Just received a lanr supply.
You can't buy beUer candlan. Z
better assortment, anywhere In E
tho world than right hers. E
H We have tried to carry this S
S policy of selecting the best S
S through out our buatnesa. r
Come In and Judge for your- E
eelf how well we have succeed- s
ed.
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A woman always has the tat word
and Incidentally about !0 per cent
of the preceding conversation.
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EASY TO DARDEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
you r.w tuhyc, hack coron
axi rusTnr: with ragk
Tl. AND Sl'I-PIU R.
his way along the narrow ledge.
O Hon nor paid no heed to the
shouts of "Hey, there!" but snored
on Pinching him resulted only in
v. i.. i,ii,inM wi w.a tj-q! lo
ner ok me leiiBP, jifrtiiug inn t'fm
When you darken your hnir with
.'age Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell. I
bcaiise it's done so naturally, so even,
l.v. Preparing this mixture, though.
at home is mussy and troublesome.
At little cost you can buy at amy !
drug store the ready-to-iirte preparfi-l
tion. Improved by tho Addition" of. 3
other Ingredients called ''Wyeth's fagej
and Sulphur Compound." You lust ! 5
dampen a sponre or noft bruph with 1 gSS
H and draw this through your hair.
taking ono nmall strand at a time.
Ry mnmlns all gray hair disappears.
and, after another application or two.
your hair becomes beautifully dark
ened, glosy and luxuriant.
only caused him to giggle. Mean- j Oray. faded hair -though no dis-
while Karl was working with despera
tion from the inside. At the proper
moment O'Connor was ronghly -seized
jLnd yanked into the building, where
j 28 YEARS AGO !
r ' 1 S
IF MONEY COULD BUY
SIGHT
Thousands of people ho wailed
too Ions would gladly pay any price.
If your ees are troubling- you there
is nothing lo gain by putting off hnv
Ing them xamined as it can only
nmke rna1trs wirse.
Property (rsuiid Ixies are the
only remedy fr nrist f.ve troullis.
and only an M'tointrist of long ex-teriem-e
ean detormine hat ln-s
are needed in the difficult canes.
If you conic here you are sure of
this preiier egaminatioo, and conse
quently correct glasses when they are
needed.
Thoosan.ls of people who are well
plea.t had their glasses fitted here,
thirteen car esperience and a foil
line at optical goods at jour service.
J!-onalte cliartcex.
ItAI.K HOTHW EI.Ij
' mucasHriH a)tl 0Hh-in
i " Amvrtcan Nat l Itanli Bldg.
t f. l-befs th .
(From the ' Parfy F.aRt Oregonlavn
. v May 14. J891.)
At the Fourth of July meeting- last
night the following committee on ar
rangements was appointed: J. H.
Raley, W. F. Matlock, J. M. Ieezer, C.
.a Jackson. John Hailey. Jr.. C A.
f tuil.man. Leon Cohn. C K. Roosevelt.
Oeorge Ash. R Itothrock. T. C. Taylor
H. I- Jfene. W. P. I-athrop and Pat
Kino. ,,
A meeting to form a baseball asso
ciation will be held In tho Bast Ore
goni.m office tonlsht ct 7:30.
Ucenso to wed was issued today to
Charles M. Dunlap and Miss Blanche
K. TJndsey.
N. 11. Cottrell. the Pilot nock sheep
owner logins' shearing Friday.
The county Ja l now contains 1
prisoners.
FUNNY BONE
! Where the carefully trained chil5
learns bad manners la a standing mys
tery to It watchful parent. These
jacxluu rcarcrf or the young sr often.
ECZEMA ON '
BABTS HEAD
Started fa Pimples. Hair
Fell Out. Cuticura Heals.
When my little sister was six
months old her head became affected
with eczema. It started
in pimples that spread all
over her head and she
irritated them by scratch
ing. She was cross and
fretful. Her hair all fell
out. v.
"We started to use Cu
ticura Soap and Ointment and used
four cakes of Foap and one fifty-cent
box of Cintaoent to heal her."
(Signed) Miss Anna Berger, R. 1,
Box7,Spanaway,Wb.,Sept.l7,'18.
Cuticura For All Toilet Use
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal
cum are all you need for your akin
and all toilet usee. Bathe with Soap,
soothe with Ointment, dust with
Talcum. Unlike strongly medicated
foape, Cuticura Soap is ideal for the
complexion because so delicate, so
fragrrat and so creamy.
Cuticura Talorni soothes mn& coots the
dim and overcomes hravT nmnMratm
tm sample Soap. Ointment and Talcum
grace, is a sign of old r.ge. nnd as we
all desire a youthful nnd attractive
appearance, get hvny 'at onoo with
Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger.
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if
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