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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1919)
TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 ROY W. RITNER WILL T OF OREGON SENATE Pendleton Man Was Senator in Last Session of Legislature; Has Served in House of Rep resentatives. Hoy V. Hltner, of thlw city, will ho n candidate for prcuUlent of the state Kenateut the next MttfOn of the Ore Kon legislature. Mr. Hltner served an Henntr from this district at the hist KrfHion, and hits also been a member of the house. if representatives during previous sessions. W. V. Hanks, of Mullnnnmh rtyntv, is also announced as a candidate. Tenuis Iirhmtirid, of Marlon .,.. and I. L. Patterson, from polk county, are mentioned as cuudidatcH. QUALITY KKIt How About Christmas Now is the time to get your order in for your Christmas Turkey, Goose or Chicken. They are go ing to be scarce and if you are going to be sure of ours, now is the time to give your order. Pendleton Trading Co. "If it's in the Market We Have It." 1R.HMPV a PARTY WB PARENTS FIND OUR: GREATEST JOYS ARE WELL-FED g UTT LE GIRLS AND BOYS A Nice Rib Roast Choice Leg Lamb Fancy Veal Roast Fresh Killed Chickens Large Fresh Eastern Oysters m & l Our thirty day and weekly accounts appeal to the thrifty housewife. She saves time as well as money and til addition gets the very best in the line of groceries and fruits. - Your credit is good here. Start using it. Despain & Lee Phone 445 DAILY YOUTHS WHO MURDERED CHINAMAN RETURNED TO ASTORIA BY CHIEF AKTtMtIA, Dec. S. - It Is exported that Deputy Sheriff Bftlfptictl will ar rive In Astoria ahum Vo(lm'Sd: from Clear Creek, lTtah, where he went to i in,) home William Wilson iwnl ''arila Brainier, the two youths suspected of the mured of Frank (jowan in this j city November 2X. Wilson is ly years ' of mgw, while itraniict is only IT. WM ton resided w'ih his patents at 605 j Taylor street, while Hranner's father : and mother live at 602 Aftate street. Wilson was formerly employed at the Lowsr CotttmbU creamery, while j Uninner worked at WllftOn'a shipyard I The murder of Frank Cowan, a! f prominent i 'hlnese mercha nt of this I city, an ex-service roan, was on of' lthe most Inhuman crimes in the ree- j olds of police history. He was shot, and afterwards beaten over the head SC4 then bound by fish cord and hurl- f I'd into the basement to rile. Oownn never fully recovered eonsoiniif nes and was unable to Identify hit assail ants. . VICE HANITVrioN Little girls and boys grow up according to the way they are trained and fed. Train your children to enjoy the best of meat's. Quality foods encourage thoughts of high charac ter. The best is none too good for the kiddies. Watch for Mr. Party Happy LIBERTY! IPnONE lof 209 E. Court EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1910. POPULATION OF STATE HERE SHOWS DECREASE Eastern Oregon Hospital Had 524 PatientB November 30, 1918; 490 One Year Later; Per Capita Increases. The population of the Eastern Ort ffOfl stni a hospital Iocs ted In Pendle ton has decreased durlog the eurrent year November 10, 1!H8, tit November 30, tf!ta from 5S4 patients to 490 pat ients, arcordliiK to the report of Or. V. I). McNary, recently filed with I ha sUite board of control. The per capita of this Institution In November, ltlf( was $17.16, while the per capita for last month was $19.40. The lnr-rease In the cost of conducting this institution in 1919 over the cost of condiieijnR It a year nsTo can partly be explained, according to officials, by the decrease in population, without corresponding reductions in overhead Sttptnf. The steadilv increasing cost of HvittaT Is another cause for the high ei per capita. Heports from the various slate in stitution show that -all are being con dueted economically, in spite of tbe higher prices of tbts ear. The following table gives the com parative cost of operating the Hevenil state institutions for November, 191 and 1919: November institution. !!, Stste H.si. Salem i31.tI2.lt1 132.8M.20 Kastern Oreg. hop. 9.19.20 9.Mifi. Pinftentiarv 10.440.72 Keehle-Mlnd'd home ;.; .17.02 Poys 'training sch'l I.UK.O; Tuberculosis hnp. 3.572 00 Ullnd school 1,494.41 Deaf rhool 3.191.40 Ctrl' training sch'l l,S7f8 Boldlers home S.tilft.o? I.IM.4S S.TO, ' " (.114 '.11 (.0SS.lt 1 ' on 3.311; SI 1.166.01 3,901.44 Total n,r,'Rs,'. I74.9S9.13 79.19.1.70 ll.496.S7. population, 04. OREGON POETS ASKED TO WRITE STATE SONG Kuriuttle, (0, whose body was found ! n a one-room shack at r,4 Kishty- ! Poets of Oregon are asked to write I Herond street, in Montuvilla, Sunday, la poem that will be honored as the ; afternoon. M ite sonlff. The Invitation is ex- j Despite slips and Wank books found 'Unded by the society of Orefton Music lamontf the woman's personal effects! CompoMra, Daniel H. Wilson, secre- indicate that she hud over 2000 in Itary. t: :: Mush Unr building. Broad- jthe bank, while the cabin she lived In j fwuy and Alder streets, this cily, and :' was entirely devoid of the necessities 'all poems Intended for competition 0f life. POHTI.AND. Ore., Dec. 8. Poeta ! "The place was little better than a 'December 3T. Thero Is no monev re-.'chicken coop." said Patrolman How ward ofrered just the honor. aril, who broke Open the door and dis Mr. Wilson writes: "The society ' covered the body. -There were w ide of Oregon' t'om posers Is dealrou8 of cracks between t:ie )ranks of the, producing a state song, if suitable text j walls, and only a small oil stove fori and music can be found, patriotic and both heat and cooking. Only one quilt . i i t.. ih-i .....i I, lt, wns on the 1"'! .h. no.,. ..f'oretfnn to c.ntrlhtltA i ,he amAmM I 1 . . . ,. new one 'written with mis onject in ! view, in which the hoiiutieH and the merits nf the state are extolled. "The society makes the suggestion thnt the liinttnetive features of Ore iron life, natural beauties, or history, be sunp In the new song; the pioneer period, the birth of Oregon as a state, the Columbia. the Willamette, the idea thut Oregon is home, the Cas cades, t he ftirests, the mountains or 1 ttitf other object which would he ; recognized immediately as belonging j o Oregon. "The poem selected will he sub- j mltted to the society, and each mem-i ber asked to compose music to the I words. It Is hoped to this way that of Oregon are asked to write music worthy of tli state of Oregon, and which will be accepted by the people as their state song." POET PREPARES NEW PAllIS. Oec. I. The Serbian dele gation today officially notified thr peace conference ft had learned that Qabftelle D'AnnuHBlo Is preparing to I upy Spa Into, Cattaro and LalhaCh. The lielgrade government lias orneien the Serbian army to prevent such an it tempt by armed resistance, the del egation a flded. LEVER ACT EXTENSION NOT CONTEMPLATED WASHINGTON, rrr- Kxtenslon for six months after peaee of the LeVeT act giving the government wartime p,,ver over the sale, and distribution if food and fuel will be Kranted only if conditions after peace Ik declared warrant it. (Jhatfnwt llaufrm of the bOUae egjrlouUlfl committee declar ed today. Hansen said: "With the Opening of peace people m.1v rightfully expect go further governmental interference. I'nle.ss conditions warrant it there will be no extension." CARRIES DIAMONDS TO LIGHT. WOMAN IN N. Y. KEEPS RIGHT ON GOING NKW YORK, Dec s. A woman to dav carried a handful of Armle Hoi linger' diamond rimis to the front of the atore to "get n belter nam. wn kept right on gmnR. rmln told th jiqolicc uud scared In an gvtMMMle. IN BEST CONDITION mm HMKggJggggg p. etSMOOxi s SOUTH HATLY, Mass. Miss Mildred Fowled 'Jlgnoux, one of the foremost athletes of Mount Holyoke College, has won the Sarah Streeter cup for being the most physically it girl in the col tegs. IN BANK DIES IN LONE Fl Sixty Year Old Portland Hermit Passes Away in Cabin Devoid of Necessities of Life; Ex posure Given as Cause. 1'iHtTI.ANH. TIt. 8. I nililP is IhoiiKlit to liiive heen nf the death of Mrs. Annie . Mrs. Hueastle was regarded by I ncavfabdm as He I,.. tu ,.t in Ke in Knirlanil on a ooo.... t . " . liUSlllt'-S Till. .XIKIIoom e- lice that he had been sending her re mittances regularly every month. The: body was taken in charge by DepUtV I a sing may be attained, in text and music worthy oi mm mmm " v.m-.. opinion that tale exposure. ti was caused by REVOLT IS PLOTTED BY ANTI-SOVIET PARTIES WASHIN'OTI N'. Iec. K. A revolt in soviet ItiiB-sia is betnR prepared by an antl-bolahevlk organization em UraclnC eil parties In Ietrograd, ae cordlnf to unofficial advteee to the Iiiae.rtifien1 toaay. noma loading piembers of this organization i1.l imnortant posts in the bolshevik it is Btate ovtet Rtiss Hevolts are re- administi aimii of jeasants in ported. . " Insurgents are said to have march ed southward to join a volunteer army and the Uolsht-viki have been request - d to Bend gri merit rrora ue irom urgenj movement. xo meet th i HOW THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS SAVES MONEY IN THIS POST-WAR MAXWELL. The rain of 300.000 Maxwells to date saves you many a worth while dollar in the new Post-War Maxwell, lhose 300.000 saved in many ways. . 1 Thev taught "short-cuts" in manufacturing. 2 Thev eliminated all experimental work you don't have to pay for a single engineering mistake. They developed quantity production which has reduced "overhead." : 4. They enabled quantity purchases; and better ma terials are bought at lower costs. 5 They taught how to build an almost trouble-proot a vou seldom take a Post-Wat Maxlell to a repair shop. (j'. They taught how to get the most mileage out of a gallon of gasoline, a pint of oil and a set of tires. 7. Thev taught how to build a car that the less skill ed driver would find simple to operate and take care of. 8. Thev taught that it was beter to build more and take loss profit per car rather than build less and take more profit per car. 9. They taught how to put more and more value in the car without increasing its cost. This PosuWar Maxwell is next year's t ar. It contains features developed during the war. many of which will find their way into other cars in the summer of 1920. PRICE $985 F. O. B. DETROrT Neil & Barker Co. MAXWELL DEALERS ANTI-ASIATIC LEAGUE Hood River Body to Conduct Nation-wide Drive to Bouse Public Against Japanese Land Ownership. EfOOp RIVER, Or. Dec. 8. The j Hood RlVef Ant I -Asiatic league, If plans of Its members materialize, will I conduct a nation-wide campaign to rouse the general public against Japanese land ownership, declared to be a serious menace to the Paelfic coast. t It is planned especially to enlist the 1 aid of farmers In all parts of the , country, and all national farm papers W ill be a sked t o co -o pera t e in the movement. Members of the local organfanM '"n deebire they are well pleased with the WOrk of the past week. It. K. Jett and J. H. Koberg attended the con vention of the Farmers' union at Th Dulles to prevent further immigration ; of Japanese. The Farmers' union by adopting a resolution calling for can cellation of existing Japanese land ownership, they say, went beyond their 1 hopes. That the movement Is gaining ground In the state is indicated, it i said, by the action of the Mend Com mercial club in calling for prevention of the purchase of 11,000 acres of land thy George Shima. .Japanese potato iking of California. Don't have to go to cooking school with these in the house says POST T0ASTIES SAGE TEA DARKENS HAIR TO ANY SHADE )m't Stay iray! Here's An Old time Recipe Tliat Anyllody Can Apply. The use of Sage and Sulphur for re. storing faded, gray hair to its natural i eolor dates back to grandmother's j i time. She used it to keep her hair beautifully dark, glossy . and attrac- j i tive. Whenever her hair took on that ! dull, faded or streaked appearance. I tilt simple mixture was applied with ; wonderful effect. Hut brewing at home is mussy and j out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at , any drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," you iwill get this famous old preparation. I ; improved by the addition of other In- gredients. which can be depended up- ; on to restore natural color and beauty . i to the hair. ! A well-known downtown druggist ; I says it darkens the hair so naturally land evenly that nobody can tel lit has been applied. You simply dampen a laouge or soft brush with it and draw, this through the hair, taking one1 'strand at a time. By morning the, gray hair disappMrs. and after an other application or two. It becomes beautifully dark and glossy. tylhkes easy as DUST, threads, lint and even close clinging hairs are picked at once from your rugs by this vacuum cleaner -- that makes cleaning as easy as walking, Western Electric VACUUM CLEANER ' A motor driven brush, properly Speeded by a worm gear, is what makes this vacuum cleaner different. Women who have used other types of cleaners prefer this they say it means cleaner cleaning in their homes. Come in and let us show this different kind of a vacuum cleaner to yo'u. 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