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v .,.1, ... .. ....'.. . ' DAILY EAST OHESOJJlASr, JESBIWOST, .HffiS0, tHTOSDAY f.'ENlNO, 60TOfiE3l 28. . jl . People Here and There 1 M, C. Mels, a member of the firm of ff. Mots & Hons, liorso-brocacrs, re- , turned yesterday from Chicago and will mend pome time here. Mm. Mftz, - who accompanied Mr. Weir, to Chi cago from here, will remain there for the winter , ,, ,. I? NEWS OF THE COUNTY Li JiaMcy Estate Admitted. -- , The estate of W. W. Kasley wan ad mitted to probate today with hie son-in-law. C. B. Harris, aa admlnlstra tor. The deceased left nine children, four of them minors, and the estate In estimated at IliOfl. Claude Harris, John Hickman and C. 11. 41 filer were appointed appraisers. liny MK'arrod Arrrntnl. The sheriffs office yomerdiiy arrest ed Hay Mot'arroll, of this city, on warrant from Dayton, Wash., where he is aliened to have paid a fine In rourt with a non-funds check. Sher iff Gommell arrived here today to lake McCarroll to Dayton for trial hut pending effort on MoCarroll's part to make (rood the amount, he Was not taken over the line. Join May Xot llnl Ji Today. , Douljt that the supreme court will eompMe Its sessions here by tonight was expressed this afternoon when arguments In sevoral cases 'remained to tie heard. Today the docket was aa follows: Gtroux Bros., respond ents, vs. Charles Tiocklor, appelant, from linker; FliHt National Hank of Vule, reHpondnnt, vs. Kmma K. Hul liulay, et ul.,' appellant, from Mal heur; V. Wtntermote, appellant, vs. O-W. It. & N. Co., respondent, from Ilukcr; Hey Winn, respondent, vs. Moses Taylor, appellant; State of Oregon, respondent, vs. W. W. Wil der, appellant; Ray Keller, respond em, vs. Charles A. Johnson, appellant ' Prices for building materials are higher now than In the. past and ma ttrials are very scarce, says P. A.null largoon, Seattle architect and builder who has been In the city for the past three days. Mr. Balllargoon says that manufacturers are curtailing manu-iaii 0f Umatilla county, racturlng because of present condi tions. Building Is at a standstill In Seattle, he states. Mr. Balllargeon has the contract for the new toy's dormi tory at 8t. Joseph's Academy. t- - i ". ' NET MEXICAN ENVOY Another in Laundry mrecny Eddie Jenkins, colored, was arrested yesterday evening by Deputy Hhertff Oleun Hushce on a charge of having stolen laundry In his possession, i He Is the third man to face the game charge In the past week. i Divorce Sought on Cruelty Margrete K. Moore today brought suit for divorce from Welcome B. Moore, charging him with cruelty. They were murrled In June 1917," J. B. Perry represents the plaintiff. Two Couples IJortuted to Wed Marriage licenses were Issued today by the county clerk to R. Dale Porter, of Hums, and Miss Vivian Brlnker, of Freewater, and to Edward Johnson and Nlety Thackor', both of Pendleton.- ! . , I - , CASKET LEADS liONDOJT 'jf (Continued from page 1.) for hor husband nor accompany the remains to Ireland for burial, her. physician said. Mrs. Mac Bwlney's endurance dur ing the long fast of her husband was the marvel of those whowatched the case. Bhe was at the prison dally and apparently always cheerful. Even at the death of the lord mayor she re tained her composure and at the In quest was so cool as to disconcert the coroner. Bhe followed the ' body ' of hor husband to Kt. George's cathedral last night, and participated , In (he slmplo services accompanying the ar rival there, i ' ',; " - , i WA8HTNOTOM Manuel C, Tolled will repreeeot the Meiican government here, following the departure of Hih Commissioner rernando Caideroa. Calderon and his whole staff are leaving. Ht was unable to settle oil contro versies between bis government nl the United States because of ft Uck of cooperation by Mexico. DKMOCRATIO C.VMPAIGV (Continued from page 1.) ATORNEY CHARGES HEALTH OFFICIALS IWIOTE ANTI COWOEY VACCllKll BILL Recently there has appeared In the that: "When there are general words SERIES 21 STUDEBAKER BIG-SIX Any man who buys a car without first investigat ing the merit of a BIX-SIX does himself & very grave injustice. The quality of this seven-passenger, car may be equaled by a few cars it is excelled by none! WALLACE BROS. ' Studcbakcr Dealers Elks Building Phone 74 imiiim!Mimm ,miiilillllliiiilllilill ilil II!!!""!!!1 lilUi.uiii III llliiii fill!!! nmrammiiHinmii ihlliliiiiiUliliUiiilil! Ijpkh Than $3,500,000 for G. O. P. CH1CAOO, Oct. 2. (V. P.) The task of carrying standards 'to the polls November 2 will cost the republican party less than three and a half mil lion dollars, according to a statement Treasurer Upham, republican nation al committee, made to the senate campaign expenditures sub-committee today. Total Rxawxls Budget. CHICAGO, Oct 28. (A. P.) The republican national committee's cam paign will cost $8,442,092, .Treasurer Fred W. t'pham notified tne senate committee today. The total exceeds the budget of J, 079, AST presented to the committee In August, but Upham explained that disbursements covered a period from June 14 while the bud get Included only those from July 1 Approximately 60,000 contributors are shown, the smallest listed twine SS cents,. , mi!' llliiHill TWO MORE DAYS' $5 Brings You a Thor Electric Washer During October only. PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT CO. " , '"Always at Your Service',' owes . i f r r C e i i iiliiiM-'iiiin mm insw Here is a real paint Low Brothers High BUndard is ft better paint than you hare ever used before. Better because it lasts longer and looks bet ter as long as it last. Beit of all, while It costs more per gallon, it goes far ther than other paints, there fore It always costs lit pet s mi are yard applied. ; High etandard has bee made for 60 years of noth ing but the best and purest materials obtainable. We want you to try it ea your next painting: job. You will never again use any Othel brand. Ask for booklet and oolsfl card, fiota ar fxefj LJ.McATEE Phone 1158 i ! I 6iaMainSt 3 hints NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON Mrs. Polk IMes. Mrs. Charles Polk. aged 22, died yesterday at St. Anthony's hospital. Mrs. Polk Is survived by her husband, her mother, Mrs. Allie Bains, a broth- Leon Marshall, a sister, Mrs. Ben Hickman and four children. She was born in Paris, Texas. Funeral services will be held on Sunday at 2:30 p. m. from the Urown ctiapel with Rev. L. L. -Anderson, pastor of the African Methodist church, officiating. public press, articles emanating from the public health authorities, attack ing the proposed ANTI-COMPUL SORY VACCINATION AMENDMENT to the State Constitution to be voted on by the people at the coming elec tion, November 2nd. The health au thorities, In these articles, attempt to misconstrue and thus to mislead tne public with reference to the scope of this amendment and Its operation, and with this object In view, sought and obtained an opinion from a Deputy City Attorney, that seems- to fit In with the desires of the opponents of this measure. The undersigned deems it his duty at this time, inasmuch as he prepared the initiative petition incorporating this amendment for the Public School Protective League of Oregon, to de fend this amendment against these un just attacks. There can be found nothing in that amendment that can possibly warrant the Impression toeing spread broad cast by the health officers that it will abolish the present laws or prevent the passage of any legislation in the fu ture covering reasonable quarantine and oanltary practices by the health authorities. Most of the people right ly believe In quarantine end sanltarr measures. ' Here Is the proposed Anti-Compul sory Vaccination Amendment which reads as follows: No form of vaccination. Inocula tion or other medication, shall be made a condition in this state for ad mission to, or attendance in, any pub- j lie school, college, university or other I educational Institution; or for the em ployment of any person In any capa city, or for the exercise of ay right, the performance of any duty, or the enjoyment of any privilege.'" There Is nothing In this amendment that can warrant any such assumption- that it will prevent quarantine of con tagious diseases and the enforcement of anltary measures. Quarantine is not vaccination, inoculation or medica tion. The only words that the opponents of this amendment can possibly select to mifceonstrue Is the phrase, "or oth er medication," In the 'clause. "No form of vaccination, inoculation or other medication. They might con tend that this phrase, being general, Includes all kinds of medical treat ment. If so, then our legal friends in the City Hall apparently have failed to apply the elementary rules of statu tory construction In making their "analysts" of this amendment for the Health Bureau. That this amendment,will abolish all the health activities of the public au thorities, that it will result in increas ed epidemics and deaths, that It will increase the population of the under world, etc., are highly Imaginative as sertions for which no basis can be found in this amendment if the legtl rules of construction are applied. It Is an elementary principle or statutory construction long establish ed and recognised everywhere, uu supported by a mass of precedents, following particular and specific words, the former must be confined to thmgs of the same kind. This Is shown as the rule or doctrine of ejus dem generis." (Sutherland on Stat utory Construction, Vol. 2, Sec. 422). In the case of Nichols vs. State, 127 Ind. 406, the rule Is clearly stated: "The rule is that where words of particular description In a statute are followed by general words that are not so specific and limited, unices them be a dear manifestation of contrary purpose the general words are to be construed as applicable to persons or things or cases of " like kind to those designated by the par ticular words, to illustrate, in a stature are the words "warehousemen, warf lngers and other persons." The words. "other persons" the court holds, "must be understood to refer to the other persons ejusdem geners" (same gen eral character) "viz., those who con duct the business of warehousemen or wharfingers with some other pursuit, such as shipping, grinding or manu facturing." (Bucher v. Common wealth 103 Pa.. St. 55) Many illus trations from adjudicated cases could be given If space permitted. Applying this principle to our amendment, the words, "or other med ication," must be understood to refer to any medication of the same gener al nature or characte as described by the words that precede the word medication," that is, any process of injecting Infectious matter into the blood and body of the Individual. It is not the purpose of this amend ment to prevent anyone from volun tarily submitting to vaccination or to prevent any physician vaccinating anyone who requests it. But it' Is clearly the purpose and substance of the amendment to prevent vaccination being foroed by compulsory measures' upon those who do not believe In the so-called efficacy of vaccination end who wish and should have the right te protect themselves from its delete rious and often disastrous and fatal effects. Authentic statistics are abundant, notwithstanding the "sta tistics" of the doctors to the comrary. that inoculation is dangerous, causes much sickness, and some deaths, and plants the seeds in the human system of future diseases. So, Mr. and Mr. Voter, do not be deceived by the misleading propagan da of the American Medical Associa tion and those who are Interested In forcing you to be Inoculated, which propaganda is designed to defeat this amendment; but go to the polls and vote in the interests of humanity and medical freedirn by voting YES on the amendment entitled "Anti-Com- Dulsory Vaccination Amendment.' Please see the affirmative argument by the Public School Protective League, printed in the pamphlet on pages 21 and. 22. mailed to all voters by the state. JUNIUS V. OHMART, Attorney at-Law, 906 N. W". Bank Bldg, Portland, Ore. (Paid Adv.) r- - f m " i VIS J. -r:, -Alt i V I !0Ash is insurance, Crvdit s -rtssurance, and SApy eoarM wefl in doubfa harness . lASH and Credit are the ,two forces that win the world s business battles. One is en tirely dependent upon the other. Cash wins Credit; Credit wins Cash. A food bank reference wins a man the proper business standing in the community. Jr. llanloy Going to Game Richard K. Hanley, high school foot ball coach, will depart tomorrow for Pullman, Wash., where he will arttend the football game Saturday between Washington State College and the Uni versity of Montana. Unltil his gradua tion Inst June Hanley was a member of the W. 8. C. team. He will also as sist the W. S. C. freshman team in its preparation for the game with the University of Washington freshmen on November IS. SAY "DIAMOND DYES' Don't streak or ruin your material in a poor dye. Insist on "Diamond Dyes." Easy directions In every package. GIRLS! MAKE A LEMON BLEACH Get IJoense ta Vancouver. George C. Park of Umatilla, yester day secured a license In Vancouver, Washington, to wed Mrs. Nottie Craw ford, of Enterprise. Will Make Talks Harold Warner, local lawyer, will deliver a talk at Helix tonight and at Adams tomorrow night. The addresses are a part of the republican campaign in this county. Supremo Omit Admits Attorney An order admitting Richard N. Appling, of Prairie City, Grant county, to practice before the supreme court, was signed here today by Chief Justice Thomas A. McBride. .35 Indies Falls Rainfall last night and early this morning reached .35 of an inch. The maximum says Major Lee Moorhouse, observer. Is 62 and the minimum 49. the barometer registers 29.55. Lemons Whiten and Double Beauty of the Skin Squeese the Juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces oi Orchard White which can be had at anw drug store, shake well and you have a quarter pint of harmless and delightful lomon bleach for few rents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion Into the face, neck, arms and hands each day, then shortly, not the beauty of your skin; Famous stage beauties use lemon Juice to bleach and bring that soft, clear rosy-white complexion. Lemons have always been used as a freckle sunburn and tan remover. Make this up and try it. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR KAIB Singer sewing machine, practically new 108 Lee 1 St., or Phone 265-R, NOTICES Hstray Notice Came to my place about 10 days ago, on McKay creek, nine and half miles scuth of Pendleton, four pigs. Owner can Imvo sitiuc 'by pitying oharpos. Hen tnbysk, Box ;t; pilot Rock, Oregon, Jim I-Vilcs Kills Deer .1 J. H. Estes returned this afternoon from a hunting trip to the Pearson creek region, bringing a 10 point buck which he killed yesterday. The animal weighs 200 pounds and is a fine speci men. Mr. Estes was accompanied on the trip by Mel and Mert Shutrum. , Deer Htmters JESrpeeteti ltok The hunting party consisting or L L. Rogers and Rex Ellis who met ffiends In the south of the county early this week to hunt deer. Is ex pected to return to Pendleton tonluht. Tho local inen left on Sunday for Rlt ter and said they would hp back Thurs day night, providing they had deer. Doer and Dove. Seasons Near Kiid The open season for deer and for doves will close at sundown on Sun day evening, October 81. The present season has been a good one for hunt ers for deer and except for the first week, when the condition of the moon was not good for hunting, good results were obtained. Doves have all left this sectln with the coming of stormy j weather and few have been shot of lato. , to bo with her son during the engage ment. Mr. Beckwith is accompanist for the Barr Twins, headliners on the bill. Last year he was with Lew Brice, whose act was also a headliner. The Pendleton man's Itinerary this year is especially good, being more ex tensive than that of last year and tak ing him to Houston, Texas, where he w-ss located during his war service as lieutenant, and to' other Texas cities and also to Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Orleans, etc., V'nlshlng with engage ments'in Chicago and New York. He goes from Portland to flan Francisco. MOTHER! "California Syrup of Figs" Child's Best Laxative 000000000000000000009000000000000000000000000000000001 . . i. ' -i i , r o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 S. A. MILLER Republican Nominee fr REPRESENTATIVE Umatilla County I have resided in Umatilla County for the past 48 years. Your Support Appreciated. (Paid Adv.) DANCE Woman's Benefit Association, Maccabees," will give their fifth annual dance in their club room at EAGLE-WOODMAN HALL THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28TH All are cordially invited. 75c per Couple 10c for Extra Ladies 5 Accept "California" Syrup of Figs only look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child Is having the best .and most harmless physic for the little stomach, liver. and bowels. . Children love its, fruity taste. Full directions on eachi bottle., you must say "California." DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY 209 E. Court Phone 880 or 881 SPECIAL Rev. Oark to Speak Rev. George L. Clark, pastor of the Presbyterian church of this city will speak at La Grande on Armistice Day under the auspices of the American Legion. Ms topic will be "The Chal lenge of Our Soldiers Dead." The address will be given In the Mormom tabernacle. Rev. Clark was formerly pastor of the La Grande church, leav ing that field to enter the T. M. C. A. service during the war. lltiho Rotikwith to Appear. 1 Reuben (Rube) Beckwith. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Beckwith of thir city, who is on the Orpheum circuit as a pianist, will appear In Portland Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. iieckwith will po to Portland Sundu) Vote X 63 BARNEY Ev ANDERSON Democratic Candidate County Commissioner for re-election. (Paid Adv.) These prices are not special prices. They are our every day prices and are based on the down market. Our prices show that we follow this market at your gain. Tea Garden Syrup, 1 gallon $1.90 Tea Garden Syrup, 1-2 gallon $1.00 Light Karo Syrup, 1 gallon ..r $1.15 Dark Karo Syrup, 1 gallon $1.00 Log Cabin Syrups, large size $1.65 Golden Marshmallow, 1 gallon $1.65 M. J..B. Coffee, 5 pounds ""!$2.70 Hills Red Can Coffee, 5 pounds ...$Z70 Hills Blue Can, 3 pounds $1.15 Bulk Coffee, other store prices 50c, our price 40c Bulk Coffee, ground to suit you, 3 pounds ....$1.10 Cali. Small White Beans, 11 pounds $1.00 Cali. Pink Beans, 10 pounds ..!.!!"$r!oO White Satin Flour, per sack "$3!l5 Snowdrift Flour, per sack .."!"!.$3!l0 Crisco pound 55c; 3 poun'ds, $1.00; 6 poundsTsiifX) Butter 1 pound, 65c; 2 pound roll, $1.2$ Kraut Cabbage, per 100 pounds $2.75 Squash or Pumpkins, per pound 2 l-2c Spuds, Netted Gems, per 100 pounds $2.00 Lard, Holly Brand, No. 5 pail ji 45 Honev 1 Quart, 85c; 'l-2 'galion,""$l'6S SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 3 large size Olympic Pancake Flour . .55c Pay Cash Receive More Pay Legi DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY Z09L. Court PhonP RRfl n. RS1 , w vw o e o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 1 i (