Section Two
Pages 7 to 12
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1919.
PROPAGANDA USED TO DISCREDIT
SOLDIER LAND MEASURE
PRIVATE INTERESTS
OPPOSE LEGISLATION
SinnQtt's Committee Un-
earths Efforts of Oppositionists.
WASHINGTON, June 24 Tlie ex
istence of a widumipread propaganda
financed by private tnterettta, lnclud
inif, It la alleged, certain Untied Stale.
cnutorM. In opposition to the Iane
soldier Iund settlement bill, ha been
uncovered by the house- committee
on public luntlM.
The object. It develops, la to keep
the United Huu:s out of the land de
velopment -work, mo that private cap
Hat wilt huvo no competition In sol
dier colonization plans, and ho divi
dends may be reaped from the labor1
of the soldier who may be colonlxcd I
If the orovernmunl enters upon thin
work alvancina; money to the soldier!
settlers upon a Ions term payment
plan, a proposed In the Lane bill j
this opportunity of private Lute rents
(Will bo loHt.
The situation bean ureal similarity
to the flffht which waa made on the
federal farm loan system, whlrh en
abled farmer to pecure loan at I
low rate of Interest.. It now develops
that Rome of the men most prominent
critics of the farm loan system are
back of this propaganda against land
settlement legislation for the no Id I era
of the war. notably former Henator
Weeks of Massachusetts, who Is inci
dentally a banker. j
For some time Chairman Hinnott
and hie colleagues of the public lands
committee have been aware of "a
propaganda agulnst the lane bill, but
until the appearance of Mrs. Havllund
L-tmd as a wit news the sources could
not be (raced. Mrs. LaJiid appeared
us an opponent of the government on).
onlxHtlon plan, contending that the
work run be bettor done by private
contract. ;
Chairman Hfnuott exhibited a mag
azine a r title, hearing the name ot
Henator Warren . Harding of Ohio
in opposition to the government Idea
and asked Mrs. Lund If she hud writ
ten It. Hhe said she hud "agisted in
Its preparation" und had secured Its
publication:
American Athletes
Take Opening Event
On Track in Paris
HOUSER SAYS FULL
PRICE WILL BE PAID
Better Service to Wheat-
growers Predicted by
Grainman.
ITS THE MOST
POPULAR BRAND
I A Ulrt. June 23. American
soldier athletes made a clean
sweep of the 100 meter dah trials
the opening event of the interal
lied track and field champion
hips, winning all three heats.
The winners were Hoi Butler. Kd
wurd Teach ner und Charier, Pad
dock. C J. Ktont of Chicago, won the
first heut in the 1500 meter run
trial.
If a wornim ref'iM-s to go away for
week's visit It Isn't because she's
afraid her husband will he lonesome
but because she is afraid he won't be.
CAPITAL STOCK TAX RETURNS
are now due to be filed on Form 707. Every
Corporation must make a return.
The tax rate has been doubled and the ex
emption reduced from $99,000.00 to $5,000.00.
As a result practically every corporation must
pay a tax under this provision of the law.
CECIL COSPER
I'UIIMO ACCtM'NTANT JJ"
INCOME TAX AUVISKIt
HERE'S A BARGAIN!
New Studebaker
Big' Six
Model 1919
with five cord tires, spotlight, bumpers and
tire cover.
Has been run about 1000, miles and in good
condition as new.
See DAN GILKEY, Owner
, at Oregon Motor Garage.
PORTLAND, Juno 24. Every
wheat grower In the 1'aclfiu North
west will be given every portion ot
ever)' cent to which he Is entitled on
the government's guaranteed price for
wheat this season.
This Is fhe big reuson that Max H
Houser, second vice president of the
grain corporation, with headquarters
at Portland, retulris his dollnr a tarj
job with the government. Mr. Ho.iser
went east on a recent trip with tin"
view of severing his connection with
the grain corporation, but was per
suaded by Mr. Barnes, head of th-s or
ganization, to continue during the
I f 1 season.
"The grain corporation here wl'l be
maintained at even a greater effi
ciency than previously," paid Mr.
Houser. "Owing- to war conditions,
with consequent lack of mai power.
v e were compelled to get along as
bet we could and therefore, had to
Mi Imp
"This reason we are golnt? t; r. ake
d it! ly sure thut every whwUKmwtt
Mill get every cent he Is entlthd to,
a.id we will have field ageing ' sou
I that nufhurp practices whatever are
'practiced upon the grower. He w.l
:et the government price on what
ever,fyide of wheat he has to offer.
Purfiiy the last two ear wheat
giowers In the older grain sect ion 4 re
ceived cuke fulr treatment, but many
complaints were received fron gruw
f.rs in sections that had never before
grown any grain for fame to out-,
.s.de leints. These latter we will try
t reach through our field agents and
the are assured of correct treairrent.
"I expect a free and early move
ment both of wheat and flour. How
long thlw will continue will largely de
pend upon the anion nt of tonnage
available for shipments If the ship
yards gel additional contract to last
them until next spring. I have abso
lutely no apprehension that we" will
have any trouble in forwarding cur
surplus. If the shipyards are not giv
en additional contract, it Is going to
lia a tux-lnti nrnhlnm Vmw In forward.!.
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a pound
IN THE FIVE POUND SIZE.
$2.75 a can
IT'S RICH IN FLAVOR
AND STRENGTH AND
REAL ECONOMY
Vacuum Packed)
We will Return Your Money if You arc Not Satisfied
Three Pound Can $1.73 One Pound Can GOc
TWO PHONES
PENDLETON, ORE.
Whlti-house,
Broadway,
Infant on
broker, of No.
and their four months old
the twelfth floor of
the
1 1 1 i er. I love you Uuell." - With,
note was found an automouue oioi--
I l..r tlrftntfe issued to her. Mr.
th6 u-hiiAh,u was notified and hurried
apartment house at No. 40 JSIver-1 home. Patrolman William wncn
v.nterduv lumped from "i.ummoneJ Dr. William Slnao of
window in her apartment to the court- j Knickerbocker Hospital.
,h 1,1, t.- Khe was atill alive tin nounctd the woman dead.
William Jiiacle, superintendent of house stated that his wife had been
the buildlnic. found her but died a few ; miff ering from nervousness since the
minute liner ! birth of the baby.
Mrs. Whitehouse was fully dress-j
ed and clutched a black leatner nam
br inside of which the polite rounu
note wniin reau. ' ,. . ,hini he is too nood for any
w ho pro- j
Mr. White-
i
live any longer.
self.
Am
When a Kirl thinks a young man is
.... .n'nlaiost xaml enouah for her, she is
doing this my-
Are you getting the most
out of life on your farm
Are you getting the most ou$ of life oh your farm
or are you spending the best part of each day in
household drudgery. Do you carry water at your
place or do you have plenty of running water at all
times? ;
Do you clean your house with a dust ran an(' broom
or are you using an electric vacuum cleaner?
Do you wash by hand or with an electric washer?
What of the thousand and one other things which
must be attended to each day, that could be better
done by electricity. . -
Why do the work of a machine When a WEST
ERN ELECTRIC POWER and LIGHT PLANT will i
take all of these burdens from your hands. .
Let us show you how this wonderful machine can - j
be applied to your farm. v.
Attach your name and address at the bottom and j
mail today. We will gladly show you how a better i
way of living may be had at small cost : " ?
CHARLES 5HLNE
Electrical Contractor , . ;
Pendleton, Ore.
Name
Address . . . ; . .
School District No,.
. . Section No.
I couldn't keep it up any lone-,"""
our nniirpliis wlih dhpat'
Artesian Well at
Baker Gives Flow
For Irrigation
BAKER. Or., June 24. The
llttlfotir-Uuthria company have
obtained a fine flow of water In
the artiKlan well on the Sunny
alope ranch. 1 1-2 miles east of
this city. ,
The well was driven 400 feet
deep last fall when a small flow , ,
of water previously developed,
ceased altogether, and the season
beltis: lalo it was decided to stop
drilling. Last week work was re
sumed and after sinking only ten
feet further the water began to
flow In volume about 100 inches
and rising 3 feet above the
ground. The well is on (lie hill
side, nbuiit 100 feet above the lev
el of the Powder river valley, nnd
a half mile east of Pam-O
spriims. The lenipcruture of the
walcr Is about 65 degrees while
that of the springs is S5.
Oreat possibilities in IrrUntion
are considered as assured for sev
eral thousand acres of land tfast
of th:a city and other wells will
undoubtedly be drilled this season.
vr - r s v is j. i
l Spring Fever
il What Is It?
TIIRKE o'clock in the after
noon and absolutely do
"pep." You call it spring
fever, but is it ?
When Ton ore constipated waste matter re-
l - '-w' ' . .... j r ;
-t mains in the intestines, aecays, lonus iuijns
which are absorbed into j our blood ana carnea uy it to every
cell in jour body. When ycur cells are thus poisoned, oS
" course you have no "pep J
Pills'salts.'mincral waters;"casuiroil,etc.,mrrelyyorce the bow
sis to act, and make constipation and self-poisoning" habit.
Nujol is entirely dinercnt fronai drugs as it does not force or
Irritate the bowels. IW (T
(Nujol'prevents" stagnation by sofhening the food waste and
(encouraging the intestinal muscles to act naturally, thus re
tnioving the cause of constipation and self-poisoning. It ia
'absolutely harmless and pleasant to take.
NujoI helps Nature establish easy, thorough bowel evacu.
tion at regular intervals the healthiest habit in the world.
jGct1 bottle of Nujol from your druggist today and watch
iTourgVpep'icome back.
JJ ;..7N.)ol ( .old In urnled hnlll" l-rin Uie NolnlTnirfe Mn.
'trOTTling. AadrugiuUk lnltooIiiol. Tou m tuf tr from mlutiliitci.
Polk Nominated to
Fill New Office in j
State Department j
It's known everywhere as
"The All-Feature Car"
in
A Fully Equipped Car
Built by a company with 77 years of
manufacturing experience. Sold by
an agency firmly established in Pendleton.
Tlie followliur rcriiniiiiiit lownrtl iiihMiui II, n complrto car:
lliiiiilN-r Mntu-Melrr llowfr Vales Wnriu-r la-nstw ami Tuninu
Utflits; (iowlycar Oinl Tiros.
H. F. Kimble Motor Car Co.
616 MWS ST.
WASHING. Toy. June - 2?. Prt-sl-,
dent vilnn toiltiy inimlnutod Frank ;
U. VoUi tti hp tli first unrlpr !ecre-:
liry of state, r inntttn created in thvj
ast stale depurtment approprtr.tinn i
bill. Wllfnn hIwi sent the following
nomlntion to the senate: William
W. Guneales, South Carolina, envoy and
minister plenipotentiary to Peru, nnd
Hons Long, New Mexico, and Henton
MeMillian, Tenn ., enjoys extraordi-
nnry and mlnlstera plcnlpoenUar- to
Cuba und Guateninla.
'MTtMfr- Qgft- PAT. WM. Hk
mi
Cioctteor ' H'y'1 y
Does Advertising pay?.
It does if your goods and service are what you
advertise them to be. When an advertisement
brings us a new customer that's' as far as it caH
go. It is then up to the merchant If the customer
is well satisfied they naturally come again. Our
advertising pays because we make an honest ef
fort to please every customer that comes in our
market, whether they are new or old customers.
Oregon Market
PHONE 600 813 MAIN ST.
Novel riane Helps
In Mastering Air
IrfONDOX, June 24 Secret
experiment are belli r carried
out near Iondon with . view to
perfecting an Invention which, it
is clitlmvd, will be the gronteot
step yet made towards the com
plete mast fry of the tiir with a
heavler-than-alr machine.
This I a "helicopter" aero
plane, capable- of rising and de
scending vertically without get
ting 'its nose tip." and able to
hover In the air. All the flying
machines of t Tiv novelists have
been able to rbe vertically, but
so far thin has not lu-en possible
In practical avlati-m. The Brit
ish Air Ministry is directing the
tels.
KNOWN FOR ITS STRENGTH
-THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
. PENDLETON, OREGON
Oldest and largest National Hank
in the State Outside of Portland
MltM. . S WIIITKinil'SI-: JI'MIK
TWM.VK STOHIKS TO lK.TII
NEW TllKK, Jim 23. Suffering
from the effects of a nervous break
down. Mrs. Hubv Vhltehous, who
llv4 with her husband Oulllernxi
SECURITY
THE TRI-STATE TER
MINAL CO. HAS PAID
THE FIRST GROWING
GRAIN LOSS OF THE
1919 SEASON.
YOUR GRAIN CAN
BURN NOW.
DO NOT HESITATE, IN
SURE IT WITH THE
Til-State Terminal Co.
Agents for the Oldest and Best Companies.
Telephone 550 129 East Court Street
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