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......-U-tw -v r - rAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, TENDLETON, OREGON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1919, " ... . ' . ' . rrr it Till P I I x- TWELVE PAGES &reftonigrfl AM INDfelPKNDK VT NF-WSPAFER. Published Daily and Semi-Weekly, at, ivnrtlftoii, Oregon, by Die ' BAUT Olll-JIJONI AN I'UUl.lSHfNCI CO. lCntrred at the aoatofflce at Pendle ton, Oregon, as second -clan ma,l natter. JIN ADVANCKl" Telephone ! HA1.K IN OTHEIt CITIKS. Imperial Ho nil New Stand, Portland !omn Ni'WN i"o.. Portland, Oregon j ON Fll.B T Chicago Bureau, till Security Build ing. YVaar,ln-toA. D. C Bureau tOl Four teenth WrrtL N. W. nUv An v,p It m a T Dally, six montha by mail. 1 Dally, three months by matL 1 Dally, (in month by mall Dally, on year by carrier . t Daily, six montha bv carrier . a Daily, three montha by carrler 1. Dally,- one month,- by earrier... Setnt-Weekty, one year, by mall.... 1 !tml-Weekly, alx months, by mall Semi-Weekly, four months by mall ; cepting" on the'remote e Jill-. a .iii.j ,.r i i-i t.ivi t . The cares I knew but yesterday I've cast away, far. far away: I left them all this goklen day Down deep amid the new-mown hay. With all the thoughts of foolish fears A-waitlng- me In coming years I'm listening now, to rowing herds Amidst the sweetest songs of birds. .,; ' Amid the rustling of the trees And busy droning of the bees -' 1 left Rll cares where sweet flow- era nod Out in the Summer fields of : Cod. -. June McMillan Ardway, In the - Oregon Journal. chance that the country wishes to de part from its economic moor ings and take up soviet rule. Weak points about the plan (Anciafl ahtATi cr St Vt at tViirtfM i fi f 1,1 i t , tne proposed manner 01 control land in the distribution of prof- lits. The public is asked to buy t tne rauroaas ana men nave dui ifino triirrl thi nnwpr nf direct- j ing them. It is unreasonable land unsound. , If the people wn the roads the roads will be J the public's property and the whole people will naturally ex- I pect control to be lodged in jthe government, not in the em Iployes. , a. i As to' the division of Drofits w - iirrxon journal. - ' . " . . - . , the same thing applies. If the . ! public owns the roads the AN OPPORTUNITY AWAITS ' whole people would expect the Tur pipuT man benefits from such ownership. , ,THE KItirll MAIN. Thor A,,lH 1,a serious obiec- T is to be doubted if any tion to ' allowing one half the place in the northwest profits to go to otticia s ana offers better opportunity employes. We might all want for a good apartment house, to get into the railroad busi than does Pendleton. We are ;ness and how would the line be confronted with a 1 serious drawn. house shortage and there is a continuous demand for' good apartments. This demand has existed for years and has never been met. . There is local money avail able for investment in such an enterprise.- Various local men have signified their faith in the soundness of such an invest- 5 In tVia rliviaiflTI nf TirofltS T3r0- posal the Plumb plan calls for giving one half the profits to the managers (and employes, the former receiving double the compensation of the em ployes. But would that work? Would a railroad manager, or cinorintenrtpnt. an experi enced engineer or conductor be soundness OI sucu an niveau leiitcu cufjuivt,. - ment and in the expediency of jwilling to let some section man providing such accommoda-:or a car cleaner or an ottice tions for the city. . But they are! clerk of two weeks experience, busy men, making much money for instance, share so, strongly already, they do not knowjin the remunerations ,ol tne much about apartment houses business? If so there woum and they will probably never j be no fitting reward for ability initiate a movement of their and experience, own ' - i The East Oregonian has been IThe city is ripe for the arri-i inclined to favor a strong gov Val of a man who understands emmental hand m the railroad apartment property; has a-business ' because the tasK reputation to inspire confi- seems too big for private cap dence and some money to put ital. But the mb P,an Jf into the business. If the Eastjout of the question un ess we Oregonian is not mistaken. a i wish to travel in the df tion man of this character coming j0f Russiamsm which thus iar to Pendleton to organize for a has produced nothing dux ly modern apartment building, ranny, misery and poverty. : ..;n ir mm nne with a SUBue win not cume hi i. . i " ---- . i , Bring on your man.' .. (brain had the i Plumb plan en i brain naa me nuiuu .c. .... dorsed by the railroaders with a he ..- - - - dorseaoy uiei'"" -- f . , r-.r- 1 . i. j;o,lilintr nnv gOV COLONEL. MJIA1UK Lwut-iview w v,TA move the oieV"" " v,tinori Riibtle mind A msT ' T C ;M .tWAiuiv ijuliuu ii aiore ii"i'"""v , . , speeeh ' yesterday urgeaiwas jn good wonum "v One siefia for a return of the good . , .it i r;-w Ya Tnarniiici.v j- oia aavs wnen one a irau wu SllOUld DC ! - i unietiercu w, , - w-orking; to licited as a favor instead of being re- League of Nations and should , federal veramen ef . L., with superior sniff tainw the DOllCies OI vvaa- caw;" y,Lyin ..j . . f : . , .. -i 1 1 n p inHiu anu " ' iBfcton ana monroe. . j Ztu he checked. We It IS a national iiustui tu..c auya.. ;r,o- tr. see that a fossil of this character , are not. nowem, ""?.;; should be the chairman of our senate foreign relations com mittee. The policies of "Wash ington and Monroe" were de vised to answer the needs of a struggling little nation that was trying to get on its feet and .-a i 1 n 3 Kir A M XT did not wisn 10 oe ueu uj "j European power for purposes of its own. The United States is now a world power, the decisive fac tor in winning the war and the roost influential nation at the peace conference. Our duties are totally different from what they were in coiomai our own interests require dif ferent methods. : To carry the Lodge reason ing to its logical . conclusion mfn should go back to knee breeches and the ox cart and the saddle horse should replace the auto and the locomotive. ; Senator Lodge fears that in lono-ue we wouiu away our influence. DID THEY BUY ARMY FOOD tIN AKRON 7 LOOK AT THIS 1 AKRO By th. thousands . p A 3 A 7 ,J ! j,. they lined tin before the Akron K, ,ZJ f. .w R 1 'armor for the first aale of gov- J t fa . 9 , N 11 A. t A 1 .a f.l hrouaht about 'J Mlf k ' V j. " V I . v' :v- A 1 i thm.i.h the efforts nf the AKron 1 Press to break the high cost of j living in thib Oho city. Insistence Jof the Press made the city govern iment buy 15 tone of 4rmy bacun Vand 30,000 cans of corned beef. 3"he bacon s-aior 36 cents, the eomed beef for S3 a -vound. rxi before tlie day was over the sup ply" was sold. - t. Vincent njhd Miss Jennie Brlshin hnve one to La (irande and will tour a portion of Grande Ronde Valley on their bicycles. CITY IS SUDDENLY 10 WORK COJCILATO REPLY F WII.MN'QTOV, Pel.. AUK. 13. After e. frultlese search off or trnc-e of the clsir.ed JlrlllsM -rteamer Clangrordon, the coast f.iarl ...... vn marrow .have tuners fff.ti""". .. eturned to their Lanes and reior ed It la l.iobnblo the steamer nim heiwlf and sank. The Clan-or. iudenly c..Pi"l .lad. miles- . "h east .or llHlteiaB. losln lhr of Iho arew. ten ditys a0, . OSBORNE TAXI SERVICE , gam osnnniev lrop. DAY AND KIOIIT I, .nv nnrt of the city. Stand t 0y ' Jillllarjl Virlarr, Ills ninny cordlnl enemies must find it a terrible disappointment not lo be nble to blame Postmaster-General Hurleson for tho hlRb. oost of llvlnn. Son.e people seem to hnve no use 1 for anything: common not even corny tnon sense. I . nor Wanted. I ,", TirlRht. IndHBtrlous boy -ovi 16 yenrx. wnnted nt thla office to learn trade nd chance for some hoy who means busl- neas. WaKHi paid while learn- ing-. See foreman at once. - Da J. EDWIN sharp I " Dental X-llay by Appointment Oysl Articulated Dentures. "l l.ilaiul I niXre Hank Hklit. -Office l'hone SSO. Home Phone 794 Dr. Lynn IC Blakeriee Chronla and Nervous Diseases and Diseases of Women. X-Ray Blea- tro Therapeutics. Temple BIdg., Room 11. Than 4U 1 PES MOIN'ES. Anr. IS. The local Iranannrtnrlnn vtm wnn njiralv7pd today when 00 employes of the street railway company struck: without warninp. The strike vote was taken at 2 o'clock thia morninf?. Klvina the sleeping city no warning; that it would have to walk to work. Carmen, re cently granted wage increases to 60, 5 and 60 cents an hour walked out Sive them pack pay from March 1. SPORTSMEN RESENT BIG GROUSE STOitlES Pendleton sportsmen feel they 1 are justified in Being peeved at sone ,or more of trie good people of HermiB' ton for Inviting the state of Oregon tn enmn In ITmntilljl eollntv let nhnot grouse and pheasants -this year. Some body in tne ana and sagenrusn country passed tne word to the Port land rai'ers that Dims are so plenti ful thut II urtnl 1 ha frtnlluh fut I Tm a - tilla county spoilsmen to attempt to kiii mem an. The HermiBton informant was good enough to say that fishing ia poor and anglers should not make the trip lere for fishing, the sportsmen point out. With an eight day season for pheasants. hiweer, there never has been sufficient shootinsr . for the iportsmen of tho country, much less to accommodate those from ; west or the Cascades. Birds are more ptentiful this- year than before, the local men admit. but they declare that when the sea son opens a mm earns whnt few Via vpln. Ono man suffsresteil thnt tha Vfnrmiatan Informant Invite the state to come up for a rabbit hunt but as for the birds to "lay orr. . : PARIS, Aug. 13. The peace con-: ference today received a conciliatory repls from Bucharest-as a! result of the allies negotiations with Rumania over her present policy In Hungary. The allies are reported to have ask ed Rumania to withdraw" her demnnds on Hungary for the surrender of great quantities of material, a violation by Rumania of the armistice terms. Apparently the consumer does not find d abate on the league of nations very filling. vitfcrs "Rorxri tAbik" T.Vtlc'. IV.SIIlXTONY - Anr. t:l. IlKir mu.it lie Riven Blunter share hi In dustry. Senator- Franco - declared In Miintostiiur tltat represeritarlves or ee pi ta! atHl ilulMir no e4iiii w nnmwii fw a conference. l"nmliiinenml rliaiiKin in Industry are Inevitable and with nnreiit at Its nnsml high ten sion a frniik talk from both aides aroniui me same iikm .-,v-.. . r. air and bring ll.e rtoiiM neorer gellier, Irnnee snld. ' J, I u Another way.' of looking ot the vie- d lous circle is this: Defective dlstrlbu- 4 tion encourages diminished prodiic- Zk lion, and diminished production heigh-, Tt tens the rewards ot defective dlstrlbu- in tion. Therefore the law of supply and ! F demand is not permitted to operate ; natiirn.. , . . .r, iVA Dr. David Bennett Hill DKNTISTnY X-ray Dlagnosto. Pendleton Oregon THE PAGE RANCH EARLY CRAWFORD PEACHES READY FOR SHIPMENT. FIXB TOR CANXINfJ. BTANriKLlF, OllKOOJf PHONE 680 sak Tv fV?o 'oif lTAii nn rrof m XII tllia3 CKJ JUU VUll ti W avMv-. M T r l fA Typewriters Cleaned and Repaired We also sell" Ribbons, and " '" RIBBON COUPON BOOKS. r fcy VS''t P'--'" "mVV DONT BURY YOUR MONEY In ugly gas or electric fixtures when you can have the artistic and ornamental Just as well. A visit here will show that It costs no more to have attractive gas or electric fixtures than It does to buy the old clumsy and inat tractive ones. Ours are an orna ment by day as well as night. They add tone to a room with out costing yon an extra dollar. Sep and believe. J. L. VAUGHAN -"''I v THE - Clear the Skin A beautiful complexion is the outward mark of good blood and a healthy body.' When the stomach, liver and blood are in good order, the skin is dear and lovelf. Unsightly blotches, pimples, eruptions and sallowness show the need of Beecham's Pills to stimulate and regulate the vital organs and improve the circula tion. Good health and better looks soon follow the use of mm. Directions of Special Valne lo Women are wttfc Every Box. Sold hr druzsuU throughout the world. In boxes, 10c, 25.. & . for less. 8. ft J REPRESENTATIVES AT HOTEL ST. GEORGE REBUILT TYPEWRITER CO. 304 Oak St, , Portland, Oregon. 2 a return to pre war prices. nf the hicrhway commissioner to succeed Mr. m, ; o itotv lmtiortant Rastorn OreKon. What "uc " 1 nf Umatilla. Ba are uie vw - ---- ,, ker, Union ana oiu """;VTI of this section doing about the matter? ' If the Prince of . Wales is . . . t 1rt.otinn he Wlil lOOKing lur a - . find no better place than in the Pacific northwest:. prov is willing to woiK . r , - a , 28 YEARS AGO i (From the JaUy East Oregonian Colonel N. Berkeley la in he city from una, vii""o.". . .. .atin. was held last . io cuuuvu ''-"--- - . ti .wn reaular meeiing T ihjhti which, ha been missed It 13 ex- mnnlcipal dad were scattered. I ' - ' ... a. Jt a- S A fiflnia. I'ICdl va actly what we wouio ; u . wr '-OT,tl!l We WOUld Use our uu j "mTy held at . 1-2 cents. an organized, effective way nr campbeii has returned oHvsnrement . " . ..t.i i the Sound. for tne peace --r:i-..tTom a vz """to the Blue ! Of the Worm. e -'-7 mnf.,n1oV Tew days vacation away our in"Un5ea " e to 8US-j Miss Ida Boyd is vJ.ltlng .rlcnd. ot have a world league to sub-i nje Uin principles based on w ; Mr ttnd Mrm. c. s. JacKso, anJeUSsenat, 'should ignore , WOMAV lhe Lodges and ratuy xncu-- thereby helping the return to eetUed jWons ; ; THEPLUMB PLAN fF the nation has to choose between privaxe , owuci the railroads and public ownership nnder the I'lumb plan it i3 easy to foresee th outtome. The Plumb plan is o extra- m Sta nrnvi'eionil lhat 3' "My ,j . .. i. not the Dfauiuui-, lueai -- :, . , r,,vi featured society, oene. ' to Iceen her In re cian ir n il in , .. . . .... v.... tb. matron who reaches .r,ui. nreservation that woman Is rendered beautiful . . i...:,h" To attain such health in middle life a woman must guard aeainst those Ills which drag t ..id nrmluee nervousness. ,,,i,.h backaches, sleeplessness ...h. t.iues." The standard rem- .j.. ..h -mliilons is I'dia B .,1..i.i..'. Wsetnble Compound uhich for forty-five years has been ..,.,nrin. women to health ana A Almost 60,000 in use-mbre than -any other make. Backed by the reputation and position of the larg est manufacturers of trucks exclusively m the world. And our own reputation here for square-dealing and honest value. ' - , &pj r. -.-:ilJ Jjri- - "There Va Republic Truck po'meet eyery hauling need,., ; ., vvi-- j-, .-. Pendleton Auto Go. 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