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DAILY EAST 6M00NIAH. PENDLETON. OftSadN. TUeSMV, OCTOCER 21, 1610. f WELVfi PACES PAGE POUS : . . -r lfes foreionianl AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. Publlahea Daily and B-ml.Weektjr, at! I'cnnlfton. Orecon. by the BAST OKKOONIAN UHLISHINCI CCO iUUSCTUPTIOM RATU IN AOVANCE). ,. Dally, on yaar. by man , . Entered at tba oetoffloe at Pendle- -"'h 'i-TTr n. Orea-on, u cona-clai , Ha y. three inonihe by mall Daily, oot year by earrUr , Ion, Oregon iur. ONV SALK IN OTHER CITlEfl. t Dally, six month by carrier ,mp.r... HM- H... 8t.nl Peruana', r'b W O.N riLB AT i Scml-Wkly, ona year, by mail Cblrafo Bureau. t0 fiftcur'ty Build- 9-ml-Wrkly, atx montha, by mall Air. J Seml-Weekl four montha by mall washttiirton, u. uuraao i a-our-. i teenth 81 rft. N. W. I Telephone 1 ' -J.0t 1.1 1.11 , T.ta t.n; - J 6 . ., 1.6 I .7a 1 .It miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PASTIME Today i l - - K! . IV "TT'tT'.'f''- V... i i ! St 1" - 3b if 1 IfS'jifT" '- 4-7 -fi' I DR. H. M. HANAVAN I DENTISTRY I IlHme 772 I Adults 20c Children 5c i:r:is. 'Till some one laughed at ipe and fuwtl, Theyr only woeds, they never live Inside a woll-kryt garden bed, I thouKht that they were flow- t-rs. I loved my roadside friends be- foie Put since I know they grow Where no one cares, 2 love them more, t They ore so brave to go Where they may choose just nn; where That 1oks pleasant plac to be. There is nothing they're afraid to dare, An ' now it's plain to m That weeds are flowers mho ran rv:ay PecaiiFe they liked to be quite free . And never grow as people say They know the world was made to see.' Exchange. Ruth Roland MORE BUILDING WORK NEEDED. HEN Fendleton obtains its new theater and the old Oregon playhouse is converted into apartments there will be a two-fold gajn for the city. The necessity of the new tehater has long been obvious apd the demand for liv ing places in the city is even more pressing. We need more work of this sort than is pro posed. With all the improve ments that can be carried out this winter there will still be a house shortage confronting Pendleton. We are not build ing as fast as the growth of the city calls for. New families are arriving regularly and ev ery local wedding1 means a de mand for another house or an apartment. The construction of the Collins mill and the en largement of the woolen mill force will emphasize the need of greater housing accommo dations. How is Pendleton go ing to meet the situation? less than two and one-half i months Kiinnlv ntiil fvcrv snl. 1 - rr- J idier from the chief of staff to iv. l T. ; 1 r i sugar supply rationed. TJie S normal sugar reserve of the ar- my is at least three months' , isiinnlv and usuallv kit mnnths' supply, but the department has cut this way below normal to meet the civil demands. ' Anticipating a possible re- currence this year of a sugar shortage in the early fall at the . end of the preserving season, S Secretary, of War Baker had aj special surv ey of the army sup- ; ply made early in the summer and determined that about I twenty-five thousand tons of! the army reserve could be re-1 5 leased in an emergency. This! sugar was released through the United States Sugar equaliza- tion board as the demand for it was felt, in several large lots, in I , , . l spite of the anxieties expressed i ' E by many army officers. Had - it not been for these releases from the army's stock to public use it is declared the public jiiiiiiiitiiiiiilllllllllliiltillilliliillllllilllilllllfllliliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimitiT would have felt the shortage! IN The Tiger's Trail Thrills-Suspense Handsome Jack Perrin in THE JACK OF HEARTS A thrilling drama of the west when might was right. Lookee, Boys and Girls! Another wild animal comedy LONESOME HEARTS AND LOOSE LIONS ..Some Fun-Some Excitement- much sooner and the present sheriff Locates Stolen Car, shortage would have been con siderably more acute than it actually is. Final Aooomit Approved. The final account in the estate of ! Harry Huey was approved in probate TOO MUCH POLITICS. court today and charged. the executrix dis- Flncd for Siieediriff on County Road. L. Ia Rogers paid a fine of a and costs In justice court today charged with exceeding the state speed limit on a county road. Special Insurance Agent Visits. Fred Tebbin, special agent of the American Central Insurance Co., with headquarters in Portland ,is on a bus iness visit to Pendleton today. HILE President Wilson was busy with work ofi the Three Get' Buildins Permits. F. E. Schmidt today took a building permit to erect a residence at 2103 West Webb street, the cost to be 2500. A. B. Kugel was issued a per mit to remodel a dwelling on Main street and George D. Feebler to re model a dwelling on Bush street. The cost of the former work is $500 and the latter J370. Sheriff Returns from Tonchet. Sheriff T. X). Taylor and son. Shel- utmost importance ' 1,011 Taylor, returned last evining from ITnitchrf Wash . where thpv went on in connection with the . business trip. peace treaty he was criticised by opponents in congress for not attending more to domestic business. The shoe is now on the other fellow's foot. The president outlined various con structive domestic measures which he submitted to congress for action. Action thereon is required in order to speed the return to normal conditions. Congress, however, has devoted its time to an effort at making political capital over the treaty and is planning to adjourn without working out any recon struction program. The execu tive branch of the government has been willing to take a chance at constructive work re gardless of how the political chips may fall. The legislators with an eye on 1920 have been fearful of doing anything and are letting matters ride as they are despite the fact that harm is sure to result from their ne glect. There is need of more states manship and less politics at Washington. USING ARMY SUGAR. yN THE controversy over 41 the living cost and par ticularly the sugar short age the country is now under going it has developed that the country might have been in an actual sugar famine several weeks ago. but for the efforts of the war department which has released more than 50,000,- 000 pounds of sugar for sale to the public during the past few months. As a result the army A Fortl car stolen from W. I., liui lock Sunday night has been located in Walla Walla through the efforts of the sheriff's office. A Dodge runa bout stolen from Walla Walla Satur day night was found today abandoned Beside the road near Weston, having run Into the ditch on a turn. One wheel was completely off and the ma chine otherwise badly battered. Son on Way to Siberia. Leroy Dennis, son of Mrs. G. I. Den nis, is now on his way to Siberia to join the replacement troops in the A. K. V. Mrs. Denr.is received word to day that her sop was to sail yesterday from San Francisco. After serving throughout the war in the navy, Den nis enlisted in the army at Fort Mc Dowell within one month of his discharge. Efforts Failed. County Districts Taking Coiuuh. Clerks in all school districts in the county are receiving blanks today for the taking of the annual school cen sus. It is estimated that there will be between 5500 and 5700 persons of school census age in the county ex clusive of Fendleton. The informa tion Js taken as of Oct 25. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured by LOCAL. APPLJOATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly Iniliv eaced by constitutional conditions. HALi I CATARRH MEDICINE will cure caturr It is taken internally and acts throuftit the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. HALL'S CATARRH MliUIClNa is composed of some of the best tonics known, combined with some of the best blood puriltcrs. The toerfect combination of the InKredlents hi HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is what produces such won derful results in catarrhal conditlojis. Druggists 75c. Testimonials free. . F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, O. XE WYORJC, Oct. 21. Despite ef- ! forts of Mayor Hylan to settle the strike of longshoremen here yester day and last night, the situation ap- j peared this morning even further from solution than when the parleys bejfan. Meanwhile officials of the international mercantile marine made it clear they intend to use strikebreakers to unload and load their forty ships here. Five hundred soldiers landed yesterday, ready to coal the united States ships and board the vessels. 'Sweet's t e s ,c H SALT LAKE O C O LA i. 7m ffik" .- Popular Here Sold From Alaska to Australia ' On her hirBidq$. 'Oh the darling'? , u box of Sweets.. t? 3 .' 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Troy Laundry Phone 179 1 ' 610-12 Garden St. ' ' Send it to the Laundry fll:g!Pjj!j;lifili!j!iji;;Iii!ii:iig 111 Coming to the ill Now Released for Public Exhibition THE ONLY FILM EVER SHOWN IN AMERICA AT $10 A SEAT Featuring the beautiful Armenian Refugee Aurora Mardiganian Herself Sole survivor of half a million Christian Armenian girls, in her own story of two years in Kurdish slave markets and Turkish Harems. This epic film produced with 5000 PEOPLE AND 83 PRINCIPALS is the most sensational revelation of conditions in the near East yet at hand. "Auction Souls ONCE A , . America's F.fst Car" .owner, always a Haynes owner. ' ;. V They're satisfied. : -'' . Umatilla Auto Co. 809 Garden Street Phone 417 illl From the Book "Ravished Armenia" which is AURORA MARDIGANIAN'S OWN STORY substantiated by the rnpurta of the Hritish Investigator, Viscount Bryce, and American. Ambassador, Morgon-thau. The Nothing Truth, and But The Truth A Film thnt , will nuke you thank Provxlenco you live in America. mvLiv-bzz. .i-rii yaw a&4 CHILDREN UNDER 16 YEARS OLD NOT ADMITTED it nnvr ristinir on a reserve of
