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V SONti OF PRtH.Rl SS.
(By Frank I Stanton.)
How fart the old world moves alone,
With science aa it's guide!
' (John: fire up the oarriajre I am going for a ride.')
In darkest apace If leaves a rare, llluralnuted path.
(Urine in ate yards of lightning- for a quick electric bath!)
How various Its Invention.' They daotle sense and sight!
(John: cable there to London for a dinner Wednesday night.)
How swift the march of science though pessimists may laugh;
(Here's Mollie'a picture painted by the new temantograph: )
It's "Forward Mnrt-hV forever on the great progressive plan!
(I aa that they've put life In that elaetroeuted man' i
It'a "Forward! M.,r.Ji 1 forever in spite of bolts-and baas;
" ""- i " ime mat airship for a trip around the stars: )
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WHAT DAWNS FOR MEXICO?
yCgr ARRANZA'S rule, as president of Mexico, is ended, if re-.
Ifl ports from that land of turmoil are true. The long pe-
which broke out acutely with the end of Diaz' regime, may be
at an end also. The Mexicans say that it is. Should peace again
reign in Mexico, people of the North American continent will
breathe easier.
The rule of Carranza in Mexico has been a stormy one. Time
ana again American citizens and American property have been
attacked by Mexicans and the punitive expedition of General
Pershing into the heart of Mexico before the war with Germany
is still fresh in American minds. The American state depart
ment has been occupied more with correspondence with Mexico
in the last five years than with any nation not actually in state
of war with the United States.
Mexico's revolutionists, who have succeeded in aligning to
their cause mo-st of northern Mexico and now have captured
President Carranza, believe that they are to be to Mexico What
the revolutionary forces in the colonies were to America. They
declare they are for a united and representative government of
the peoples of Mexico, they declare for law and order and say
they want the good will and the financial assistance of Ameri
cans in developing their country.
Since the Carranza government was, after considerable in
vestigation by this nation, recognized in Mexico last year as the
official Mexican government, it probably will be some time be
fore the government of the revolution in Mexico is officially rec
ognized. if at all. Amalgamation of the many factions in Mex
ico will be a difficult task for the new order in power. A strong
leader must be found to bring Mexico through.
The assurance that Francisco Villa will cease to be a menace,
now that Carranza has been deposed, is welcome, if correct.
Villa, together with others of his ilk, has been a deep thorn in
the side of the United States border section and a leader of his
type is no one to brinsr order out of chaos. Carranza and Villa,
two leaders of quite different type, are on the shelf. The Unit
ed States, and. incidentally, the rest of the world, will look on
with a touch of interest while the evolution takes place.
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A FREE LECTURE
ON.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
. . BY . . .
John Sidney Brain
M. A., C. S. B.
Temporary Location
615 Walnut Street
off West Webb St.
Kl'lMtTION NKAIU.T I'OMPI.KTK
BERLIN, May 10. Reduction of
the German Army to 200,000 will be
completed by Uluy 16 it is officially
announced here today. .
CONCERNING SPECULATION IN WHEAT
FFICERS and directors of the Chicago board of trade
have under consideration the question whether to per
mit the resumption of speculative trading in wheat after
the United States food administration goes out of commission at
the end of this month, or to continue the restrictions that have
been in force since this country entered the war. Some inter
ests on the board demand a resumption of free speculative trad
ing for the commissions it would bring. Others, among them
James A. Patten and many of the older members, favor keeping
the wheat pit closed against speculation another year. This;
they say, is demanded by every important consideration, partic
ularly the liability of a crop sfiortage, me nign cost 01 living,
the feeling of nervousness in industry and finance and the gen
eral unrest throughout fhe world. They fear that if the restric
tions were removed entirely there would be wild gambling in
grain that would lead to unwarranted prices and that the board
of trade would have to shoulder the blame, even though outsid
ers did the gambling.
tIilch fhn fvnr- th return of unrestricted speculation hold
that the law of supplv and demand would regulate the price of
wheat. It does not entirely, however, even in normal times and
i. M-nniri h atii! !or effective under present conditions. For,
however much the figures of the experts differ as to present
mtnA nrncnrf ivo cfo'lcR Cif wheat, it is certain that a very large
proportion of the existing grain is controlled by the government
or by large interests in the trade in such a way that free specula
tive trading is an important factor in a really free market on the
ik th existins' sunnlies of the grain con-
i.n0A onri r.f Hi rparh the short seller would be powerless
to combat what seemed an unwarranted rise in the priee. There
would be a "buyers' " market, in which it would be easy to ad
vance Drices bevond reason, and the conservative members of
tu,. u,.,a faar Vmr it umiM hp rlone.
Hie uvaiu l . , . ..
Th oiition is vital. The public temper is not such that it
will tolerate much more speculation and profiteering in food
stuffs. There is universal resentment because of the profiteer
ing in sugar, but the profiteers are hard to ferret out. It would
be different with the board of trade if speculation there raised
beyond the limits of reason the price of wheat and consequently
the price of bread. The board of trade is a tangible thing, an
organization at which the anger of the people could strike in
many ways through their administrative and legislative repre
sentatives. Chicago News. k
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feeble old people and de!i- ,
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We guarantee it will build you '
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we will give your money back
at leading drug stores look
for the Vinol sign on window.
FOR RENT
OFFICE ROOM
Apply JOE ELL,
735 Main St.
OF LONDON, ENGLAND
Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother
Church, The Brst Church of Christ, Scientist,
in Bos l on, Mass.
TONIGHT
EAGLE-WOODMAN If ALL
THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED
ELECTION, MAY 21
Koeppen's Drug
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Store and Drug-
When you are sick you employ tlie best phyaiclun you can find.
Your bunker must be one who la responsible and who will give yoitr
business the best attention.
Now why not apply
When your loss occurs you
th& same rule to handling your insurance.
will have thousands of dollars involved.
Now it Is important that your insurance agent thoroughly understands
the insurance business In order that you may get the full protection
for which you are paying.
Our agency has been established for over 39 years and wo rf" not
have a single dissatisfied policy holder. Our business is growing all Iho
time and one reason for this is that we give all of our time to the writ
ing and caring for our insurance business. Wo have no time for real
estate, rentals or loans. Place your insurance with an exclusive agent.
The Bentley-Graham
Insurance Agency
PHONE 404
STATE ROADS
Vote 302 X Yes
For 4 State Road Bond Limit
302 X Yes
303 No
BALLOT TITLE
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Tell It
Straight
QUIT MEAT IF YOUR
KIDNEYS ACT BADLY I
When you have a story to pass on neither more nor less.
The world spends years of time every day chasing down
things that are not so.
good purpose.
It hurts. It wears life out to no I
Take Tablespoonful of Salts if
Back hurts of Bladder
bothers.
BOOK ON PRISONS
COMES FROM PRESS
mat ion which he gathered from many
of the larger penal Institutions of the
country.
We arc a nation of meat eaters and
our blood is filled with uric acid, says
a well-known authority, who warns us
to be constantly on guard against kid
ney trouble.
The kidneys do their utmost to free
the blood of this Irritating acid, but
become weak from the overwork; they
get sluggish; the eliminative tissues
clog and thus the waste is retained In
the blood to poison the entire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel
like lumps of lead, and you have atiag
Ing pains in the back or the urine is
cloudy, full of sediment, or the bladder
Is Irritable, obliging you to seek relief
during the night; when you have
severe headaches, nervous and dlxay
spells, sleeplessness, acid stomach or
rhsematism In bad weather, get from
your pharmaslst about four ounces of
Jad Baits; take a tablespoonful In a
glass of water before breakfast each
morning and in a few days your kio-
neye will act fine. TJys famous salts
is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with lithla. and
ha been used for generations to flush
and stimulate clogged kidneys, to neu
trallze the acids la urine so It is no
longer source of irritation, thu end
ing urinary and bladder disorders.
Jad Halts is Inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes a delightful effervescerrt
Jlthla-water drink, and nobody can
make a mistake by taking a little oc
casionally to keep the kidneys clean
and active.
NO PROPERTY TAX fiO DIRECT TAX .
NO INCREASE IN AUTO LICENSE FEES
NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX
Kp UhM fhrr-p bed in mind. Tip- prrtt nuio licrwo IW and
gasoline tax will ;iy both the principal an-l intx-rest on all the bonds
umlrr this amendment, and will y it Id an annual surplus besides for other
tate highway work. N'o additional taxation of any kind.
FEDERAL FUNDS MUST BE MATCHED
Oregon must hove tuifhimnt It. gib u v ptiRrfcj t match Federal apportion
ments or Orftgrtn cannot go ihtf Fw ttrlit frf Flr;tl nionpy for Oregon RoHp.
Inrreiving thin const iiut irnal limit n imrrhKity. Unlrs limit it nrrranrd.
ttber "tale roada cannot be OOinplfliad for many, many year., or muht br finiabra
by flimct proiHrtv taxation. This moauro avert n direct property tax for afato
bicbways and make early OQtopletion poaaible. Let's get tbe ruadfl built uow.
Income from PrffMt Sourtin Soffieisnt to Ply Principal and Interest.
Th Inert hat rfvnuf rmm uto liciraw teem mid cut-in tax, wtbotit ii:rt,5 of ptttnt rat,
will b mi Ic taj av bnth pnncipi and mtrnwt on ft. (V nii. w tivmriy f -rth by iT- faprm
In tbf Hui Paraph rt, mAiled t.i vrry nmA nd vutar Itrr ti. t rnmhlt fur vrritifn
Luimrie th UbU tmrttf It pfivrfg thai rrn ,r .n rty i.n u rrxiuitivl and tb.it nrt-Mnt ntM for
auto hef rwi (mtm mod aaa f wilt nAn prtrmtpail aaiiHrwit nd yif'd nn'M tvidt
Kr I:;i.-irt Tb(T, PampliW" r f urthew f f'-t in it. :, writ to
R EOON ROAD? AND D E V L LOPM F N'T ASSOCHTIOV '
f. L .MVfltV hmtm. 24 J lm 9 . tvrtmi ( C. rmnm. (Wait lmrt (.mmmtu 1. 1, lafe
in lt:r . II il;. :ni, 311 W -t f..-r liuiidinc PnttUad. OrpD
VOTE 302 X YES- For 4 Stata Road Bend Limit
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FOUNDRY
Roy Hammersly, Mgr.
At Lee St. Bridge Phone 1056
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when you patronize The East Oregonian
Job Printing Department.
Plione 1
THREE-FOLD
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SAl.KM. Mar 11 Th AmeH
can rrleon lfra." a book of 2I
la-cs which u aald er penitentiary of
flrialr to be the moat comprehenaiTe
presents tloa of the subject ever pab
Itshed ha Jus come from th press.
jae p. Webb, a "lifer" la the Ore-
fun state petal tenllary hre. Is thej
...iknr .if th reniarksbl book, which
la based on th writer's "inside" ex- J
larVertca behind the walla of thej ,
Orosnn prhwm tmdrr 1 : different nr-1 For fhe ffm hh the owe towty
AajML potato baa quite being a vegetable and
w.Sh aunulemented his own per- has become one of nature's crown
ll rprtnce with dot ana imor ;kn .
Webb'not only wrote the book but
!Ht the help of another convict, a
, printer like himself, printed and
1 bound the entire edition of 2tt0 copies
In the small Job prtntlng plant which
is maintained at the penitentiary.
The" career design, a credit to any
1 pubHestlon. 1 the prodwet of another
1 prisoner, an Dumont.
DR.K.J. YORK
The Celebrated Chinese doc
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, MAY 13th, 14th.
Initial Tour of the West
PROF. R. G. WALTON
and
MISS SEVA PEETZ
Of Castle School, New York City, in Fancy Ball
Room and Classic Dancing;, with
VICTOR NIGROS'
CELEBRATED BROADWAY
(Melody Jazz C'opations)
NOVELTY ORCHESTRA
Don't Forget the Date
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, May 13th, 14th.
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at c.uo.o .., a
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