East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 28, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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OAILY EAST OREQONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON TUESDAY, OCTOBER idid.
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other equally low purposes are
characteristic of the border
Mexicans. The United States
has tolerated far too much such
treatment from the people of
the south. Another expedition
into Mexico with "Blackjack"
. Pershing at the head might put
a stop to the depredations of
these irresponsible marauders.
Telephone
Tin: PILGRIM i.r.
.1 to all the vaatitude of
rid
is but a lull
1'
And dark or Bunny weather
folk hnv sot to live our days
together.
Wc cannot speed afar
And sit upon some star.
And hold ourselves) aloof i
her-
mtta are,
Hut through our lives must
trip 4
In an unending comrade-
ship
Wherefore, I say,
Ivels' all be nay,
And each one do his level best
To make things pleasant for the
rest ;
So that when we have crossed
the finish line
I'll paM the gates divine
We'll look back upon our jour-
ney here
As Just a Joyous pilKrlmaso of
cheer,
has not foutrht the right kind
1 of a losing game, because he
chose the wrong game alto
, gether. Johnson has few ad
mirers today, even in his native
state of California. Admitted-'
ly a brilliant man, Johnson has ;
made the mistake of believing;
that his radiance would carry 1
over a policy foreign to the
wishes of the people. One
may fool part of the people
part of the time, but they know
the league of nations just a bit
too well to stand for adultera
tion ot the Kind Johnson pro
posed. MEXICO NEEDS ATTENTION
....
II. nient of ransom to Mexi-
Poindexter, Washington sen
ator, is starting his presidential
boom early. Reminds of these
3 to 5 teas. Those who come
early seldom stay late.
ABOUT THE STARS
TOO Kurtli As ritiiMM.
In ancient times it wits both sacrell
Kioua and unlawful tu consider the
earth as a plenet, of one of the heav-
H'AXTKD To buy a few hoprs weigh
ing about 120 lbs. Phone A. r. j
Knight.
KOn BAUD lttS model Ford. Ex
cellent running condition. Chejip
for cash. Inquire Koom 4S, Oolden
Rata Hotel.
enly bodies. Those who persisted In 1
I of iiuprisonmeiit, by being beheaded
in- burneil at Iho stake for herioy.
Ptolemy of Alexandria IL'7 It. t.
ami one of the wisest men of his time,
made many valuable discoveries but
fell down in reKard to the movements .
of th heavenly bodies. His theory be
ing that the earth was the center of i
I the universe and stood still with all
Mother bodies revolving uround it: thus
; he accounted for night and day. He
was aware that the phenomenon could
'also bo accounted for on the theory j
that the earth rotated upon its axis
.once in twenty-four hours. He reject
ed this theory, however, on the ground
hat such a rapid whirling motion
would have the effect which would
sweep everything from the face of the
earth. He failed to recognize that the j
atmosphere was n part of the earth
and revolved with It. His theory, e
roneous though it was In this respect,
was adopted as true ly church and
state and was so taught and religious
ly adhered to for fourteen hundred
years.
Catarrh .innot Be Cured
by LOCAL. Al'l'lJCATloNS. as they
cannoi reat-n inc seat or tne disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly Influ
enced by constitutional conditions. HAL.1 1
CATARRH MKD1C1NK will cure catarrl
It is taken internally and acts throuefc
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of tha
System. HALL'S CATARRH MKDICINE
is composed of sora of the best tonics
known, eotnotnod with some of the best
blood puririerg. The perfect combination
of the ingredients in HALL'S CATARRH
Mfc.Linbi is what produces siren won-
aenui i , suns in ratal tii-ii conoinon.
Druggists TBc. Testimonials flee
. J. Cheney at Co., Pious., Toledo, O.
JOHNSON STILL AT IT
ENATOR HIRAM JOHN
7 SON is licked and doesn't
know it. Repudiated by
the majority of those who
elected him, shunned by city of
ficials up and down the coast,
regardless of politics, Johnson
has kept up his fight on the
treaty until every measure he
has backed has been defeated.
His amendment to equalize the
voting power in the league of
nations went down to defeat
yesterday but still he holds out
hope of carrying his point in a !
new amendment.
The man who fights a losing
game oftentimes is commend
ed for his pluck. With John
son the case is different. He
can cutthroats for the re
lease of Americans taken pris
oner causes every red-blooded
American to boil with rage.
Time after time in recent
months greaser bandits have
held Americans on some pre
text, demanding a large sum
for their release. The latest
victim is Consular Agent Jen
kins at Puebla.
Not long ago two American
aviators, lost on a flight from
Texas, were forced down in
Mexican territory- It took
815,000 to obtain their release.:
Stfmeone paid 8150,000 to free
Jenkins. This side of tha ques
tion is but one angle of the
Mexican situation.
Occasional raids for horse
thieving, atacks on women and
Have you seen them? The new
efmerica's F.. st Car
touring cars finished in Haynes classic
Blue. Now ready for delivery.
W r-;. "-X2';
Umatilla Auto Co.
809 Garden Street
Phone 417
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m An Appetizing CcmLination HF'I V
Wi Ccconute and Milk ffflfeSr
AS The sweet, delicate Troco flavor and perfected texture "Jfe. f
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Jf I food product of Tropic sod Temperate clime. B. aW'i'liv
f Jj The dainty nut fat eztracied fiom ihe white meat of HgeMMja vSk
lf( coconuts Is churned with, pasteurized milk. A perfected EiMBBeffl; nasaaa.
II r '.' Btam!. .rm-.'.y you kn..- every carton Wfch-Z?mmW-Wm. 5a
II A of Troco will be the i-onsum.nr.uon of Inviting ttesbnc. memmmy VimgL ZZML
' We churn ar.d ship Tro. i daily, on ice, to Insure fresh- jefe flll",1! ; .jaHB
nes. If jrour dealer will oi.'.cr li.-.p.eti-.:r ru.d kcer ".'!. o X"- 'Hf"(C1
always in hu i. e t :t w.l t , h n ...,.: i ; jffgil
tion. In case of disratisl'actlAn, send Iris name to Uie gj-V ' '' - - '-4 j
Troco Nut Buttei Conil , C! Egn- W I -'B
t.li I MI I!- A HI Kit BP.ilC jrT'-
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mid nluTiftl milk.
This butter is on sale at the following stores in Umatilla county:
EOPLiES WAREHOUSE l.i:x Ml .!!-. si ltl l TZ. WK MUM . I'l Mll irltlN l lt ll(. CO..
i:ii Hi atXRCANTIXE CO., lM.AMi li:it A.MK.i; CO HW
; Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronic and Nervous Disease anS
Diseases of Women. X-Ray Xleo-
tro Therapeutic.
Temple Bid., Room 13, Phone 411
DR. H. M. HANAVAN
DENTISTRY
Room 7, Temple Bldg.
I'lKHie T72
Illout-M: 9 il. in. to 1?; 1 to 5 p. ni.
Phone E07
DR. THOMAS C. 0MART
DENTIST
743 Main Street, Over the Hub
Pendleton, Oregon
KEEP IT SWEET
Keep your stomach sweet
today and ward of! the indi
gestion oi tomorrow try
KmioidS
the mew aid to digestion.
As pleasant and as safe to
take as candy.
MADE BY SCOTT BOWNE
makers or acorrs imulsioh
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ALT A THEATRE Tues.-Wed.-Thurs.
BABIES IN ARMS AND CHILDREN UNDER (i YRS, NOT ADMITTED. CHILDREN 25c; ADULTSSOc.
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Out from the far places he comes, bringing with him the matchless treas
ure of his long labor.
Up from the South with "THE BIRTH OF A NATION," the most popular
dramatic entertainment ever created.
Then from Babylon and glorified Palestine with "INTOLERANCE," the
mightiest spectacle man ever has conceived.
Last from the Fields of Flanders with "HEARTS OF THE WORLD," the
epic of the war made for the French and British Governments.
And now, from London and China, DAVID WARK GRIFFITH brings for
its snowing to the world.
As startling an advancement in the cinema art as were the other triumphs
of this world genius.
A drama of profound emotion, of exquisite delicacy, of terrific strength.
It is a worthy expression of Mr. Griffith's great talents in their rich ma
turity. D. W. GRIFFITH'S
"BROKEN
BLOSSOMS
99
A worth-while achievement in this day of the commonplace. The great
creation which the world expected and for which the world has been watching.
ONLY TWO SHOWS DAILY AFTERNOONS 2:45; EVENINGS 8:00 P. M.
OUT OF RESPECT TO OUR PATRONS NO ONE ADMITTED TO THEATRE AFTER CURTAIN RAISES.
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