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DAILY EAST 0EEC0N1AN. PENDLETON. OftKflON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1519.
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Grace E. Hall In Oregonlan.
TOUCH BEARERS.
Oh, blinking- lights on the city
afreets, what are the
i-'lghts you see?
Do you glimpse at dawn the fool
ish spawn of a low hu
manity? Do u gnide at night with your
1'ating light the step of
the lost and vl.e?
Oh. I'd like to know all the
thing you show as the
,r. sees pass, en file,
Ch, lishtn that flare on the
U'oroughfare, you have
no voice to speak.
Vet they shun your glow as they
. com and go. where the
foul life-currents reek;
Tls strange that a light ih the
lr.Ky night like an eye of
Judgment gleams,
An l they slink away from Its
pleasant ray to dream
thc.r morbid dreams.
Thu. we sense the truth that
darkness covers and that
the light reveals;
That error grows where the
shadow throws its veil
and the truth conceals;
So each should stand with a
torch in band, like senti
nels firm and strong,
Lighting the way to a perfect
day when right snail con
quer wrong.
faith on their part. They cer
tainly have' a right to demand
just wages jand working hours,
but the spectacle of a police
force going on strike is not edi
fying. Boston is having some
experience along this line and
it is not to the credit of the city
or of the police force
When Better Bread
Can Be Made
HOHBACH
Will Make It
NO CHANGE NEEDED.
KILLING THE LEAGUE,
"N.TONE and temper the
J I reservations to the treaty
of peace adopted by the
senate coirimittee on foreign re
lations read like an ultimatum
.from the late Imperial German
government. Wilhelmstrasse
never employed more offensive
language than Senator Lodge
and his associates use to define
the terms under which the sen
ate will consent to ratification,
says the New York World.
But quite apart from any
question of language and man
ners is the vital fact that the
second reservation destroys the
League of Nations. If "the
United States declines to as
sume under the provisions of
Article X or under any other
article any obligation" to do
any of 'the things to prevent
war and maintain peace which
the League was created to do,
what remains? The covenant
becomes a scrap of paper. It
becomes worse. It becomes a
piece of shameless diplomatic
false pretense to trap the peo
ples of the world into a sense of
security that does not and can
not exist.
If the United States refuses
to assume any real obligations,
of any kind under the covenant
we are back where we were the
day that the German troops
crossed the Belgian frontier.
Nothing is left except for every
country to arm to the teeth and
make such alliances as it can
for the day when' the enemy
threatens.
There can be no reduction in
armaments under such a
League as the Lodge reserva
tions leave.. On the contrary,
the old competition in arma
ment must be resumed at once,
with the United States as one
of the leaders, for if there are
no obligations on the part of
anybody to prevent war, every
nation, including our own, must
be prepared for the worst, and
the American people must
make up their minds to be tax
ed at least $1,500,000 a year
for the upkeep of an adequate
army and Davy.
There must be no illusions
about the meaning of the sec
ond reservation. It wrecks the
League and is intended to
wreck the League. Senator
Lodge and his associates have
done indirectly what they
dared not do directly.
..
Policemen are officers of the
law and as such are under obli
gations that cannot be lightly
laid aside except (hrougo bad
HAS been thoroughly
II shown by various public
leaders, including the
president, that there is no ne
cessity for amendments or res
ervations regarding the peace
treaty and the League of Na
tions. Such subjects as the
Monroe Doctrine and immigra
tion are covered and American
interests are entirely respected.
All the words in the English
language could be used and not
make those points any strong
er from our standpoint.
The cry for reservations
etc., comes from those who
cannot bear the thought that a
treaty brought home by Presi
dent Wilson should be admit
ted as satisfactory. They in
sist something must be done
somehow so that all the glory
will not go to Wilson. It would
be possible to adopt some in
terpretative reservationss that
would prove harmless but on.
the other hand the amendments j
voted by the foreign relations'
committee would mean the
death of the treaty and the
league.
- It is against this faction, led
by Senator Lodge, that Wilson
is making his campaign.
. Otto Hohbach, of Hohbach's Court Street Bakery,
h&a just installed additional modern machinery to care
for his fast growing bakery business and give his patrons
the cleanest and best that can be had.
BUN DIVIDER
That accurately divides the dough
without handling.
BUN ROUNDER
Rolling and rounding 100 buns a min
ute by electrically driven machinery
and doing the work of several men
without handling the dough.
He has ordered and will soon install a i
GLASS WINDOW BAKING OVEN
That will be placed in his bakery window, enabling you to
see from the sidewalk the making of loaves of bread during
the entire process of baking.
Mr. Hohbach has an expert cake maker and a large and
well assorted stock of cakes and cookies
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OF PORTLAND, PRESENTS
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Always on sale at
HOHBACH'S BAKERY THE FRENCH RESTAURANT
Court St., Telephone 80 Main St., Telephone 98
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To be logical, Senator Knox
should reprimand the Ameri
can army and navy for having
inflicted such a painful defeat
on Germany which is' what
made possible what the sena
tor terms a "cruel peace" for
the enemy.
Gentle souls who fear the
Round-Up is cruel to animals
have never tried to bulldog
any of those long horns or they
would have a different version
of the matter.
If you can place any faith in
signs those additional bleacher
seats at the Round-Up are go
ing to be needed.
The Walla Walla fair is a
great aid to agriculture in this
region; it usually brings forth
a good rain.
RCMAXIAX PREMIER OUT
PARIS, Sep. 11 Premier Bratiano
of Rumania, has reigned, according
to advices which the peace conference
received today. The supreme council
wag also Informed the Serbian cabinet
Iiad fullen. As a result of the time
limit allowed the Serbians to sign the
Austrian treaty will be extended.
"OOD DEAX.EBS IXDICTED
INDIANAPOIJ9, - Sep. 11. He
tweon 30 and 40 Indianapolis food
dealers were Indicted by the grand
lurv bere charged with dealing out
short weights. -
DO NOT FAIL, to see th Foot Spec
ialist at the J. C. Penney Co. Septem
ber 8 to 14. Advice free.
REALTY TRANSFERS
DEIDS.
H: G. Newport to S. V. Cochran,
$10. SE 1-4 NB 1-4 SW 1-4, Sec 1,
Tp. 4, N. R. 28.
Wm. C Owens to .Charley Smith.
$700. LoU 1, 2, 2, 4, 6, 6, 7 and 8 in
Block 4, Adams.
Isaac Jay to Frank Snyder, $1.
Lots t an 10 In Block 12. Haley's
Add. Pendleton.
George Jtinger to J. T. Lalng, $2.-
000. lots I and 4 In Block "C" South
Pendleton.
TZm T Tjilne to Mary Lain?. II.
Lots t and 4, Block "C," South Pen
dleton, .
Walter' C. Rhinehart to Ham ley &
Co .81. Lot C In. Block , uver-more'e-addition
to Pendleton.
Edgar C. Nichols to Wm. H. Mills,
$5000. SB 1-4 NB 1-4, E 1-2 SW 1-4
and SB 1-4 See. 7, W 1-1 NW 1-4, Sec
17. NW 1-4, 8 1-2, SB 1-4 and NW 1-4
SB 1-4 Sec 18, Tp. (B.R. 82.
Harold F. Warner to Chas. B. Glr-
ton, $2000. SB 1-4 Sec 2, Tp. 2, S.
R. 82.
Lewis Schmlck to Jacob Rohae,
$8000. N 1-2 Sec 17, Tp. , N. R. 30.
Fred J. Rohde to Jacob P. Ronae,
$1. NB 1-4 Sec 20. Tp. , N. R. 80.
Tim Kantne to L L Cann. $5100.
NW 1-4 SW 1-4, Sec 25, Tp. 2, N. R.
$4.
Annie S. Edmond to Laura Ireland,
$1. W 1-2 lots 12 and 14, block 50,
Res. Add. Pendleton. i
FOOT COMFORT for foot sufferers.
see th Foot Specialist at the . C.
Penney Co., September I to 14. Ex
amination free, J
ARE YOU READY FOR THE BIG CROWDS
DURING
Uff-UP
Come here for more , groceries for . your
money. You can never appreciate our low pri
ces until once you have given them a fair trial,
for a surprise in the line of eats 5
Go to Lynde Bros.
FOR . .
Fresh Grin
OUR CASH SELLING PLAN WILL
SAVE YOU MONEY. OUR SERVICE
AND DELIVERY WILL GIVE YOU '
SATISFACTION.
Lynde Bros. Grocery
309 West Webb
Street
Phone 334
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' STUFFY McDANIEL
$ At the Piano. '
A Dorr Gensel, Percy Drake, Jack Nash and Eddie Swartout ,
On tour prior to the opening of the Broadway Hall, Portland, November 1st
Don't fail to hear them at
Liberty Hall
Thurs. - Fri.
Sept. 11 - 12
BICE
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5 JLFancing rree JtLignx: to rNine
1 Admission to All, Ten Cents i
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DR. J. EDWIN SHARP
Dental X-Ray by Appointment
. Gyal Articulated Dentures.
Inland Empire Bank Rldg,
Office Phone 880. Home Phone 794
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Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronic and Nervous Diseases and
Diseases of Women. , X-Ray KM-
tro Therapeutics.
Temple Bida-, Room 12, Phooe 41
LET THE FOOT SPECIALIST relieve
your foot trouble, see him at the J.
C: Penney Co., September 8 to 14.
Advice free. . . , I
NOTICE
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I am now located ' In
the Feebler Building,
over the Working
men's Clothing Store.
DALE ROTHWELL
- Optometrist and Optician.
. Pltooe 000
, ,'j Pendleton,; Ore.
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PIANOS
to be closed out here.
$410 Kingsbury upright In
Flemish Oak $215
$460 Kchroeder Bros, upright
in finest mahogany $335
$660 Thompson upright in
splendid walnut ', . $395
$900 Thompson player piano
mahogany $676
Cosh or time to suit convenience,
MR. JOHV A. ROONEY
Representing the Schwan Piano
Company, Portland.
Call r address Hotel Pendleton,
Pendleton, Ore.
Dr. David Bennett Hill
DENTISTW
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Pendleton Oregon
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Malt VspoRub In
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