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( V" v fAC2 roua bAILY EAST OfcEQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1921. -TEN. PAGES wmmmBmsatii Three Sets of Twins - For the cool evenings you will nccd it!!!!!!!!l!!!llllII!!!l!!!!!l!!l!!!!i:i!!l!!!!!!!W UUIIIIUlMUMllllllllllUMIIIHIH:MIIHtHIHUim(lllMHIMHIIMt ' ' atbllaMM Tt1y and Seml-Wof-klr, at Peadlrtoa, Orecon, by the AST OKKOONIAN PUBLISHING CO. - Bntr4 at the poet office at Pondle44 ion, urtgon, u aecoaa data mall mat- AS IXDErENDENT .NKWSPArKn. SUBSCRIPTION RATES (IK ADVANCE) , ON SALE IN OTHER CITIES Imperial Hotel Nf Stnnd, Portland. ON rll.K AT tfhlcairo Fureau, 0 8-curltjr Ttulldln-. vathin-trn, 1 1. C.,. lturvau 6ul Four teenth Ktre-rt, N..W. Mk ! Ik. A.Mrlalrd rreaa. Tha Aeaoclated ITeta t cxcluiv: entitled to the uaa for republication of all nrwa ditpatchrt credited to It or kot otherwise credited In thla paptr acd aieo tha local newa publiaaed U era-la. Daily, one year, by mall .S. 00 Daily, mix month, by mail ... 3. tut Rally, three montha. by mail 1.S0 Hally. on month by mail .. .60 lsilj, ono ear by enrri.-r ?.Mi tnily, an montha by carrier J.Ti i.-uly. three montha by emj-ior...... l.S.S Daily, one month, by carritr .65 Semi-Weekly. I stir by mall S.oo s mi-Veekly, tlx montha by mall.. l.flft Semi-Weekly, three ruoiuba by mail .& Telephoha , . THE LAUG Alwava ftevlngr the funny side, Thut'a the glorious way of him. Rollln' his . head, with his lrtouth ' stretched "aide, As quick to laugh as a duck to swim; Whatever you say or whatever you do. Hp' 11 anawer you back with & chuckle or two. Laughing from mornln' till night, at eeema, : Just chock full of the gift o' fun. An' the angels send him their comlo dreams So'a he can grin for 'em every one. An' his grandma says when he laughs Her down. He's the disrespectfullest boy in town. (Copyright, nxa nor Laushod at the prayer that the preacher spoke ' The nisht Ita asked. him to come for tea; Seemed to think it was all a joke. An' ho actually winked his eye at me. His ears are keen an' his mind Is quick An' his grin is ready for every trick. "What'll we do?" says Ma to me, "With a boy like that who won't lie have?" An' I answer back: ''We'll let him be. Old folks' faces are far too grave. An' It's good for us all to have the joy An' the rollickin' mirth of a laughin' boy." 121. by Edgar A. Guest.) A COMMISSION THAT FACES A REAL JOB DITTIES of extreme importance to service men and to the state will fall upon the commission that must administer the world war veteran's state aid measure just passed by the people. Accordingly it is very gratifying to local pride that a Pendleton man in Captain Lyman G. Rice has been chosen by the governor for a place on the commission The appointment is a fit one and that it has been considered so by members of the American Legion is shown by their endorsement here and elsewhere. Needless to say the commission is going to have a real task fcefore it. It will have the handling of many millions of dollars and there will be difficulties to face. Without going into these it may be safely set down that the one great desire of the peo ple will be that the act be so administered that the serv ice man will be the one and only beneficiary of the measure enacted. The law is so worded that it is believed the speculator will have want show. It is going to be up to the commission to see that this forecast is made good as near as is humanly possible. The calibre of the men who will administer the act is encouraging from this standpoint. ' FOR THE COUNTRY'S SAFETY 1 V v I .wJ v i .i4 1 1; ft y i -v ? " aoaaMfcriinanniMI hwsjaiijfciMuuMuM,. E3 ; i i i . i JERSEY JACKET A. D. Koger and his wife of Council Bluffs have six cfelldrcn tkree petrs of twins-all born in August. They are holding Floyd uA Uoyd. 2. In front are Addie atd Abble, t. an4 Clyde and cud g. IN a statement in which he expresses the hope that as many young men as practicable will attend the citizens' military training camps this summer, President Harding reiterates his advocacy of a comprehensive system of voluntary training through which all patriotic young men may have an opportunity to prepare themselves for the defense of their country. He also points out that the national defense law as finally emended by congress in the last session, provides a comprehen sive military system through which our traditional armies of cit izen soldiers may be organized and prepared before the occur rence of an emergency. He urges all patriotic citizens to en courage the development of the army of the United States which, as defined in the new law, comprises the regular army, the national guard and the organized reserves. The president's statement follows: . . "I hope every young man who can arrange it, will attend one of the citizen's military training camps to be conducted this cummer by the war department in each of the nine army corps sreas. "In this way he will increase his worth to the nation and ob tain individual benefits of priceless value to himself and to the community in which he lives. "I hope to se established during my administration a com prehensive system of voluntary military training for at least J 00,000 men each year. Every young man who is willing to pre- pare himself for the defense of his country should be given an opportunity to do so. " - "Our present national defense law establishes an economical and democratic military policy thoroughly consistent with our national traditions. It provides for a small regular army to be augmented by great citizen forces in the event of national emer gency. This is our traditional military policy. But whereas in the past these larger war forces have been extemporized after the occurrence of an emergency, the new law wisely provides that the framework of their organization shall be established and developed in time of peace, in so far as this is practicable through the voluntary service of our patriotic young men. The army of the United States as defined in the new law, comprises the regular army, the national guard and the organized reserves. fc.very patriotic citizen should encourage the development of these forces, each within ita proper sphere." President Gompers blames the German workman for the war but the general impression is that the imperial militarists ordered the war and the worker had little show to do anything further than obey. Put the blame where it belongs. ........ None of the young men in the G. A. R. fife and drum corps is under 75 years of age and they were all volunteers in' the civil war. lhey are proud of their organization and the Oregon G. A. R.,has very great reason to be proud of the drum corns. ..,. , . . Umatilla county may yet have to organize a posse and so tret that fellow Gardner.; mmii,,,i,m -ai The urgent need of a modern auditorium has again been brought home to Pendleton. m Ture Linen Handkerchiefs in sol id colors, narrow hemstitched, ea. 40c WAYE KNIT SILK HOSE FOR $1.00 THE PAIR are the beet in Pendleton. Just try a pair of-them and see.1 Colors of black, brown, gray and white. Great Big Heavy Turkish Towels, for the man who likes a good rub down after a bath, these towels are ideal, each 89c Fancy Turkish Bath Towels, blue, pink and yellow, new designs, a very special purchase enables us, to offer them at each 59c Towelings and Crashes, the best of qualities in linen and cotton at 13c, ISc, 20c. They are just the right weight and so inexpen sive, colors are brown, navy, sapphire, red, green and white, from $7.93 to $13.00. TOWELS AT 15c Sunspun Huck Towels, even hem, special weight and finish, good size, also Turkish towels, each 13c; or the dozen $1.73 The Finest of Imported Organdies ; Permanent finish. Incites widc; pretty col-' orln-s of Pink. roaa. ,eooh. ycll.iw.l ml, .hrnwn, orchid, bluo, copen, orunjre and while. OrKun-' dies nre IiIbIi in fuvor for lh faslilonabl sum mer fi-oi k. The yard '. ho aiul $1.10 Beautiful New Neckwear IHilnty collars nnd ruffs, voiitoes and sets of nr eioidy and luce, all prlcert up rciisoimtily ul Rc , Percales Full of Color New designs and patterns nhowliiK the Utrce coin spots at the yard yoc to 25c ' fc.s PI E3 Suit Cases are Underpriccd Here IIHHIIHIIIIII iiiiii Trunks are Underpriccd here HUiiiaiai:MlllIaWlUHUiniUlltHUUilllUUIMUIlUUmUUUUUUIUUIHlMWmuUUMUWllHUWUIIUHM If"' No danger of the wheat getting burned while the weather is like this. Many visitors want to see the city and country ; please help in giving them rides. , , . CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN OF 1922 UNDER WAY AT WASHINGTON WASHINGTON. June 15. (L. C. Martin, U. V. Stuff Correspondent.) Sharp political lightnings, presaKinf?. the storm of the concessional elec tions of 1922, are forking the sky here abouts, and the issues of that cam puiKn are beginning to loom up like thunderclouds. For despite the fact that the repub lican administration has been only a little over three months in power, democratic party leaders are already active. They count each day of the G .O P. administration a day in the net campaign, and are proceeding as though the elections were only a short way off. The .'ssues which have already taken definite nhfipe, in Ihe democratic wkct Ai.w-x.i-a ;.Miiw:its. NKV YORK, June l.. (A P. Eight alleged gatnhlers, two of them women, wore ejected from the Polo grounds today during the New York Detroit contest. They were escorted to the gate by detectives. i;.(mio ixi;kk.x iiohx PORTLAND. June K. d". P- Portland has a foreign born popula tion of 4 7,n0 accorfllng to the lil'JO census, Juki publlshad. England. Sweden. Germany, Russia nnd Omada are the chief countries represented. Elephants "Piay Bali" I i it must Wrm. . be good w Ycu'll like the taste of Folgcr's Golden Gate Coffee. It is smooth,rich and full-flavored; and it's uniform. Every tin is the same. This uniformly good flavor, is the result of the care we take to make, it so. Care in selection, care and skill in blending and ioasting explain why Folgcr's Golden Gate Coffee must be good. "Different in taste fi om other coffee and better.' Find out for yourself how good it is. Tell your grocer you want it. J. A. FOLGER & CO. San Frdttcijca ' Seattle Kansas City ' Dallas Shizuokii. Japan FOLGER'S GOLDEN GATE PRODUCTS COITES ' TEA EXTRACTS SPICTJ AND ftAKTNn foirpi xbcjUkfJ M mind, at least, are these: 1 Governmental expenditure and the tax burden. 2 The tariff. ' 3 World pence. The democrats are proceeding on the theory, their leaders in congress acknowledce, thut the repuolican ad ministration will accentuate those Is sues day by day and month by month until they will furn.'sh all the material needed for a first class fight for con trol of congress; The democratic cam paign, as exemplified in the tactics of leading democrats in congress, Is to J call public attention day by day to fail ures, real or apparent, of the republi cans to live up to campuign pledges of economy, reduction of living costs through slashing of federal spending, aids to business through speedy tariff revision, rehabilitation of the railroads and Kindred domestic questions. They have already begun to call nt tenlion to what the name the delay of the Harding administration in working out an international arrangement to insure peace, as a substituto for the Wilson League of Nations Henn -r I.'ndi rivood, democratic lender in the senate, did that in a speech on the pending navy bill. "Yon said when you rejected th" Versailles treaty thut you favored come international understanding," (aid Underwood to the republicans. "You have been In power three months, and what have you done?" It is by that sort of thing the dem ocrats hope to get the country t watching for every mistake. Error of ommisslon on or commission, and every delay of G. O. P. By the time the campaign actually begins, they hope to have the voters In a stale of Indig nation." Republicans In and out of Congress are aware of this. They are urging leaders to follow Harding's tip and cut government expenditures un til It hitrts. Hurting a few office hold ers to the benefit of the great army of voters back -home would not only be wise economics, but , extremely wise politics, these somewhat worried re publicans argue. , , LELAND L. SMITH IS R WASHINGTON, June 10. Inland I.. Smith of Portland was confirmed by the senate as coiinsu) of class scvon. urn 1!M)IT rs CAITCRED PI'KHI.O, Mexico. June IB. (A. P.) Tacho Placldo. a bandit with more than 10f personal assassinations snd many other crimes, has been captured 'n thf mountains above Pueblo snd h-s been brought here for trial. Pla cldo bss icve lrn a rebel against the federal rri'mcnt but is alleged to htiv,. purs ,i a nenii maraudlnG" Mora proof that baseball's tha national tnmo. The elephants are plf ln'g R with their keeper as the bait while bathing in the surf K Conoy TalaAd, Mew York. They belong to tba Luna Park zoo. WASHINGTON, Juno 15. (U. P.I .Striking marine engineers are re. turning to th-lr ships and are mann ing n.OOU.OlHi tons of shipping oper. tiled by the United ritatc-s. Shlppln bo ird, according Id messages from tht labor department; ' The Atlantic const apparently alone Is affected, in lh Pacific coast engineers will reniaia out. Hccretary Dmvla la expected to confer with official of the striking seamen, who are expected to sign with in the next few days, terminating Hie gigantic tif--up In American shipping. 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