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TWELVE A-AOISS DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1020. 1 ' " .1., .... .-' ' -.Ml 4N Irl rid n1.Wly, at ' PsprilHitn. Oregon. rr It AST OaaEGONlAN rUHLlSHlNQ CO. Enters! at Ota poitofflc at Pndl loa. Oregon, a aecond-claas mall aattatr. SUBSCRIPTION HA.1 (IN ADVANCE) rall. one Tear, by mail.. l"llv. alz montha by r sll . DallV. three montha by mall.. Daily, one month by man OVat BALE IN OTHER CITIES. Imperial Uotel Nfl Stand. Portland ON FILE AT Bureau. 0t Security Chi law. WaMilmarton. O. C.. Bureau Ml four teenth Street. N. W. OnlH. one year by carrier Dally, aix month by carrier..- Dally, three montha by carrier - Dally, one month, by carrier .-mi-Weekly, one year, by mall.-. Build- i omi-Weekly, atx montha. by mall , 3t r.il-Weekly, four montha by mall 'otophone ON.s llt OOTOAGE There ia nolhinu !n life but Uio Joy of the minute. There la mthlnn In lovo thnl we do not put ill it. There ia nothing run happen unU'a we begin Ir: There ia nothing worth winning iut whauwe can win it. Helen Rowland. IS HAITI BETTER THAN CANADA? 01 UFA, Haiti. Fanama, Chile, Brazil, Argentine and a host of other small South American and Central American ill have votes in the Leasrue of Nations as sembly. All told there will be 17 such ytvtes that will normally be under the moral leadership of Uncle Sam. The situation will make the United States the most powerful single factor in the assembly. Working in a fair cause we should be able to control the assembly if we wish to do so or need to do so. Then why worry over the fact the big English colonies will also be represented in the assembly? Is not Canada as much entitled to a delegate as Haiti or Panama? Is not Australia? Are those big empires to be snubbed for the brave part they played in winning the war? Shall we allow Liberia and Hon duras and all the other small fry republics to vote, yet bar our rortbern neighbor? The idea is ridiculous, particularly so since the assembly is but a debating society and the actual gathering rests with the council wherein all the big powers will have but one yote each and decisions must be hy unanimous vote. The Lenroot resolution is but another effort to kill the League of Nations by indirect methods. Great Britain would never consent to heap such humiliation on her colonies and the people of the United States do not desire to see such action ta ken. If the Lodge forces are not ready to accept the treaty with out the Lenroot resolution they are not for the treaty at all. They are against it and should frankly say so. AN OLD STORY NOW i i .. J 1 EZU C7a .ti ns in " n-i i 1 I l r . r , ' Mi IS ' . ' n as 1 WWRorrrm i wv- mm I TAMIKY ROOM IX SKCO UNIT l KY Hi Used Car Bargains JM ONT worry about the Flu. If you are not feeling well take ltJ care of yourself. A cold is pn easy thing to handle if you take after it properly. There is no occasion for any alarm simply because a few people have colds. There are seasons every year when colds become common. The damage last year was due to "40 per cent flu and 60 per cent fright," in the view of many people. Since it is hard for people to get scared twice by the same ghost story, all should be well this time. A WONDERFUL RECORD ITH fewer commercial reverses in the United States than in any year since 1881, when the total number of & firms in business was less than half the number now in existence, the 1919 insolvency statement has contributed largely to an annual statistical exhibit that has had no parallel, says the Washington Star's financial expert. The industrial and mer cantile repression of the early part of last year, which was a time of readjustment, uncertainty and hesitation, was not sufficiently aevere or protracted to make itself manifest in the failure com parison, and only 6451 defaults were reported to R. G. Dunn & Co. during the twelve months recently ended. The significance of this showing is demonstrated by the fact that in 1918, when the returns wer3 considered highly favorable, ! there were 9981 insolvencies and the $113,291,237 of liabilities ! of 1919 not only contract sharply with the $163,019,979 of the j yfar immediately preceding, but are the smallest since 1905. It thus appears that last year, instead of disclosing the rise in the commercial mortality, which many people had expected, brought a further reduction of 35.4 per cent in number of fail ures, and a contraction of 30.5 per cent in the indebtedness, while the improvement over the early years of the war era is, of course, far more striking. Admiral Sims may be right about some of those naval dec orations. But the important fact about the navy is that it con voyed our soldiers overesas and back without losing a single transport. The Tuscania was guarded by English destroyers when sunk. Had the Sims view prevailed we might have lost more ships and men for he wanted to use our destroyers in Eu ropean waters, rather than as convoys. A Denver man who supports a family of five on $2334 per annum allows $40 a year for Insurance. He is not carrying enough insurance for a family of five. ' The fury of the elements never ean disturb the resting place of those who sleep within these marble tombs. Neither can they be desecrated by man. Tender, eternal care is their portion. The living, too, find in the rich furnishings of the Mausoleum solace and comforting shelter, when memories move them to visit this beautiful abid ing place of their beloved dead. The Portland Mausoleum Company is now selling the second unit to Olney Abbey Mausoleum. Write, phone or call. CHAS. J. SCHUMANN, Selling Agent, Pendleton Hotel. PORTLAND MAUSOLEUM COMPANY Portland, Oregon FIVE PASSENGER FRANKLIN TOURING ExceflelK mechanical condition, newly paint ed. A line looking car. Runs like new. FOUR PASSENGER CLOVER LEAF OLDSMOBILE EIGHT Driven about 5000 miles. This car is newly overhauled and in excellent running condi tion. Good tires with new extra cord. 8-40 HUDSON TOURING Driven about 10,000 miles. This car is in ex cellent condition with all new cord tires. These cars are guaranteed as represented. Our prices and terms are right. Will accept your old car as part payment. Umatilla Auto Co. 809 Garden St. Phone 417 Stanley Steamer Liberty Six Briscoe Oregon Liberty Motor Co. TEMPORARY QUARTERS, 224 E. COURT PHONE 134 Yi 5 i " .71 AN OVERSEAS DIARY jj iL- 1 GUEST MISSES RING AFTER CHAMPAGNE PARTY ST. pany. I.OI .18, Jan. 21- A cmrapawt nvon l.v Harold Bark.r in ma roni at the Plantfrs Morei mJ night. - followed, he complained to J pnlif.. today, by the aJapparanre ' from the room of a case of champaennf IT uarta of whiskey, valned at 111 a! ajnart and of hi" K"M watrh and dhi m. ti.l ring, the latter valued by him at Jl'iOO. The rim;, he said. taken from bin flncr. Ha discovered the l,ys when. he awoke from a long Bleep last evening. Folic, men arrested Harris Ivey, another guejjt at the hotel, who was taken firfct to the city hospital alco holic ward. When it was possible to question him, he said he had drunk so much, in Barker room that he had no recollection of subsequent occur rences. A man and wife, living at the hotel, were detained by the police, after the wife admitted that she attended Bar ker's party. The lo.t ring and watch were not found. (By Rev. J. E. with the Y. Cornellson who served M. C. A. overseas.) HAVE YOU SCROFULA? L 28 YEARS AGO Tuesday, August 20. Have packed all necessary things in my bed-roll, so It is very fat and heavy. My trunk with the rest I am checking with the American Kxpress Co. "till we meet again." This morning as I returned from breakfast I saw a very familiar sight in France. The priest, a hearse, soldiers In arms accompanying with ! just three elderly women in crepe be hind. It told Its own story, "war, de vastation, death, vacant homes, wid- ows, orphans." My very first letter j from the children since I left N. Y. i came today. The very day before I I leave for the front where I know It Mil t,e many days before any mall I reaches me. Oh joy! One can never realize what a letter means till he gets it under cir custances like this. I don't wonder that the soldicrM long for letters from their sweethearts, wives, mothers, chll- ( dren and "folks" In general. Now I know exactly how it feels for i nave t got the feeling." If every letter I get makes me feel as happy and strong to do things as tnis one cioes.i ieei Mure that I can just lick my iveignt in wild cats, and paint whole townslps red, and take on a few Huns to make a full Job and days work. Just so my morale registers tonlfcht. ir a letter so affects every khaki clad man, then the son of every Oerman mother netter , pray thatjhey he not written. Have paid my. hotel bill and "tipped" every body about this hotel from cellnr to garret who has ever done anything for me, or given me a smile. Ieft an order for an early call so I feel like I was ready for another move and this time toward the' front and Berlin. In a Manner of Speaking. "Did Charles kiss you last night, Penelope'"' asked a Boston mother. "There was a slight liable! Inxtaposl tjon as Charles depart"!, mother dear; hut I assure you it was only momen tary and therefore Innocuous." Jour nal o. th? American Me lical Asaocla- HERMAN CLAUSSENIUS Special Agent IDAHO STATE ITFK INSURANCE CO. An Old Line Company that doe all its business In the west. All assets except U. S. Government Bonds, are In western securities o( substantial worth. Res. office 210 Beauregard St P. O. Box 21. Baled Alfalfa Hay For Sale Any Quantity UMATILLA FLOUR & GRAIN CO. Phone 351 and 1014 1300 West Alt I (From the East Oregonlan, Ja 20, 1892.) Ankeny was in the city today Now Said ts Be ai Often Acquired . a Inherited. . ' T :. aMMiaaaJfai a&eaefv indicated rr,.m u'.-illn Wulia. bv eruptions aiid sores, but in many R. M. Turner ha returned from a FT . 1 . , . I, , II. i .... r rases it enlarges tne giuuus m me a neck, affects the internal orpans, es psristlT the lungs, and if neglected way develop into consumption. It causes many trouble", and is aggravated by impure air, unwhole some food, bad water, loo much heat or o!,l. and want of proer exercise. A Good Medicine or the Whole Family Foley's Honey and Tar is a scientific combination of care fully selected remedies that ex perience proves loosens and breaks upa cough in short order. Feela Like a New Man Now Jas. Edwards, 208 Harriett St.. Montgomery. Ala., writes: "1 leellike a new man now from titinit Foley's Honey and Tar. I can rleeo all T.ight and couh but little;. My whole family i uainf it Ihe lirtle ones end the old ones. My wiff tells me iust aa soon aa the boffle ets low and I hnve to aet another one. 1. have relieved all o( our coTmhs and brohe our eolds. They are all in better shape than me now. and I im m cood ahape mvseK. My health ia etl,n Jo.:- my coudh ia broken tba aorenesa in my rhe.t in all gone, ioiiiany thanks to you lor your treat men. Foley's Honey and Tar COMPOUND STOPS THAT DISTRESSING COUGH checks it quickly and ure ly, clears the throat of phlegm and mucus, end coata the raw, inflamed surfaces with a healing, soothing medi cine. We can prove no imitation or substitute is.as good as Hie genu ine Foley's. Sold Everywhere. UltlllllllllMIMIMllllllimilllllllMIMIIIIIIM H. S. McKENZIE, M. D. I Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat I Office: 10-11-12 Belts Building r Pendleton, Ore. lillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIHIIIIIDIII Dr. David Bennett Hill DaVMMaHUt X-raj IrtatmoHla. Orcjo Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronlo and Nervous Disease anal Disease of Woman. X-Itay Bleo tro Therapeutical. Temple BId Boom IS. Phone We Are Receiving Some Coal Now and Have in Stock at Present Lump and Nut King Utah Lump Rock Springs B. L. BURROUGHS Inc. Phone 5 City If America doesn't ratify the treaty t the "a!ser cannot be tried In accord ance with It. Wonder If that Is the reason for certain opopsltion? Senator Matlock returned today ! rom Portland. The annual meeting of shareholders of the First National ank of 1'cndle ton, took place thle afternoon. Direc tors! elected were lvi Ankeny. It. O. 'Thompson. W. 8. Byers. W. F. Mat llock and Samuel I". .Sturiiis. Mr. An il 1 cB....,.a,il . that merliftric that basneen used wilh to much 'satisfaction by three reneraliona, is wonderfully successful in the trrat 'nient of scrofula. Oivs it trial. If a rsthsrlie orlnxative is needed. take Hood's rills. there is Dotjti Weston. Snow is yet to Inches deep tltv for bUioiuueas ur poristix:.' i n that wt.uuj. keny was chosen preaident, Mr. Thompson vice president, and Mr. Sturtrla. cashier. C. B. Wade waa ap pointed assistant cashier. Sam Endlcott Is In the city from his ranch on the mountains near STOP III SKIN Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is one sate, dependable treat ment that relieves itching torture and that cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any druggist for a 35c orSl bottle of Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon you will find that irritations, punpks, blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying liquid, is all that is needed, for it banishes most' skin eruptions, makes the skin trrft, smooth and healthy. XattJS. '...lwti,'.vvial,0. Dr. C. H. DAY Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Wishes to announce the opening of offices in Rooms No. 23 and 25, Smith-Crawford Building, Pendleton, Oregon. Office phone 704 Residence phone 749R Con Dung Low Louies Place Fine home-made FISH NOODLES Chili Con Carne, Span- j ish style. Chop Suey, Chinese style. All kinds of Soup. Short. Order Meals. Good Steaks. Lunches, Coffee, etc. China Tea for Sale UNDER STATE HOTEL Cor. Webb ana Cottonwood Bta, Phone fT. Psndlaton, Ora. Whitman Sampler For the lover of (rood candy. ' . 'i Samplers because in old n times ftamjiles showed the bent in needlework nnd design. his modern Sampler nhowi the bent in chocolate and con fection.. We are hcndqtiarters Tor the .Sampler and the whole . . n '111.1:1 line. Tailman & Company l. .i.liicr rtrufurtsts HAINES America' Flrtt Car BEAUTY, strength, power, comfort thcto are the four essential factors of character SO splen didly combined in the new Huynes- the character car. To-day, when you must con sider vnlues from every anf.li-', li'-e nw Huynes pre sents mater v. jrth than hos ever bean possible before. Naturuily the Haynes is in ;;reatt-r demand dtan at any other moment in its life. To le sttre of ftetlitip, your new llnvnes. w usk vou to be prompt in placing yourorder. ilia Auto Co. 809 Garden Street Phone 417
