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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMEER 5, 1921.
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Ii.uv.s, he estimated the actual ex
nditun s from c;i h department dur
the n-xt ti.-cal year and then pre
wnivil th- a.pi iiri:itiins asked. These
diffi-r I'.ia'sc .,f COIUillliiil; api'lO-
I". i:it.fi:s h:ch inerea.-e the amount
tii" TituMuy j;;i s out each year above
the ci.nsressior.al appropriations. This
year, this increase w;in nearly
tiiiM.ioitt, hut fr ltJj Pawes has cut
the continuing appropriations down
lo aiin it - 1 .'"".""".
Th estimated actual expenditures
for the various branches of the gov
ernment in the fi.-e..! years i'.'M an.l
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Pre-Chri?tnias Shopping Sp ecials for Men's Gifts
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SWEATERS
that carry the air of distinction,
those of which vou can he proud.
Triced $5.00 to $15.00
SCARFS
of the hotter qualities scarfs
that carry with . them the spirit
of the giver.
Priced $1.50 to $5.00
KERCHIEFS
are always acceptable gifts, es
pecially those of the higher
grades offered this year.
Priced 35c to $1.50
DRESS SHIRTS
the finest that the markets offer,
made of reliable materials and of
beautiful designs.
Priced $1.50 to $10.00
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SAIN TA CLAUS
A ppcars Wed nenlay
Mothers bring the kiddies, for
on Wednesday Santa is coming
down from the North Pole with
his great pack of toys to' make
presents to the kiddies. He will
appear first in the front display
windows showing off some of
the tovs. books, games, etc., then
he will go round the big store and .
slicfinl-mfo tl-io Fvpn fJiftc fnr a
few minutes and then be hurried
ly on his way, for Santa is a busy
man these days.
Bi : rr: the Kiddies for Their
Presents.
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isury llc'iurllileut
Ilepartmont
una Canal
lit partnii-nt . . . .
Interior Department
hollar. S nice
Pensions
i' st iff ice
Postal lieficit ,
Aurioolturc Department
Hood Roads
Department tif Commerce ...
I.: lior I i"partriient
.Instil e and Judiciary
Shippins Hoard
"i't'-rai,s H'lrau
Kaiiroai Act
Vofatiniial Hoard
fX MisVM Maueo'is offices
i liwli-ir r i.f i .1 1 1 in hi.
Xct reduction in pnl.lic delit
.rust tuiid liiccstniciits ....
I'ulilic di lit interest
l:n'3 as shown
raw-s follows:
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A liahy was the ticket of admission
here ncently to i-n unusual swrvice
coiiduct'-tl li- Jesuit priests at the
Church of the liiessed Sacrament. The
s'-r ue was a l rotcst against birth con
trol. it will he the most powerful ser
mon that could le preached asra'nst
race suicide w hen the mothers hold
their ha'oes to he Messed hy Al
mighty Cod," Father fharles Mclntyre
said in discussing the unusual service.
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S3H,0"I I "-:w. ion. " .
the many haoy carriages in me ennren
i yard.
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Hi Ndl.ri-l', T. H.. Dec. n. (I. N".
, S.) Fhtsiness conditions in Honolulu
JIT, nun nun !-'s ftpartls reiau iraue are tn.t nr.m.
"ii lSlmt Ir.onnal, auemliers of the retail board
4 7ti tilil "f the ironolulu chamher of commerce
liis23.3S 'state. The volume of retail business
73 Vl l.i'M I for 1'-'21 is reported as greater th;...
43s.l22.'4nn that of any previous year.
337.)7!t,233
4.73i.344 i
lii.9s3.liir,
Ovi r five thotisaml miles of nets are
et iiishtly dorins the herring season A
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3s7.942.2on
3n, 222.0"')
973, iiiim. nun
$3, 9(17,022, 3
i in the F.iiKli?h channel.
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l ancv lialh Towels fide to 1.75
For Pre-Holiday Shopping
Fancy hath towels woven from .soft, mercerized yarns, plain and
brocaded, have border's of pink, blue, orange and American beau
ty. Others in fancy stripes and plaids. Priced very low GOc to $1.73
When monogramed and with crocheted edge, these make hand
some and practical gifts.
Men's AH WVatluT Sport Coals for Special Holiday
buying
We are offering a fair sized lot of all sizes of excellent sport coats
for men. Sport Coats that satisfy the tastes of the practical fellow.
Guaranteed all pure wool, closely knitted for greatest comfort. Col
ors fast to washing. Special $5.00
j 1JASEMENT SALE OF SHOES.
Pre-iloliday Sale Evewt
Peginning today we offer on sale every pair of Shoes, Oxfords,
Pumps and Comfort Slippers
AT 1-3 OFF THE JJASEME NT PKfCE
And you know what that means you know the already' low price
that prevails in this Economy Shop, so now you can know what this
Special Sale means.
SHOES FOR MEN SHOES FOR CHILDREN
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Doubt.
if in
Dainty 'kerchiefs lor women, inclndim;
I'Vipiisilo tiling's will) had cinhi'oiiliT.v anil
litcc; nlsu in-city colored novelties, as wt.'ll
as the plain every tia.v Mud.
Cottons fie lo 50i'
I .iiii-ii :(.-, to SJ.i:."
(i loves, the Universal
Christmas Gift
Any 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- of stylos ami lalulcs to t-e-lect
from, anil, if desired, wo will ,'iiu' tt gift
ccrlificiitc, so that tlx; one for whom ou
intended tin- ilt may come down and make
lln- sehction licrscll'.
The figures above Riven reveal only
eoTiiparalively sliuht decreases in the
expeuiiitiires of Rovernnient depart
ments. .Mtu-h of the decrease is made
up hy no estimates for railroad appro
priations, which diiritiK the present i
, year totalled $337,0iiii,i)iio.
It is probable that Congress will cut
many of the estimates sharply. If the
aims conference, is a success Immed
iate reductions, will be made In the
i aim;.- and navy estimales.
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v.w 1 " " " I'l" "I'l i.iiiou ieiu.-M, inr
vW 1 I'l'i-siileiit st 1 1 mi i 1 1 an estimate nf the
A i Tmisairy Department that the revised
reveune liill would yield unly ?2,311,
j iiini.iina in the fiscal year 1933. or less
yJi than half of t ho taxes collected duriiiK
Cue war. The revised tariff bill is ex
Vrf ; ii eteil to yield only $330,(1011,11011.
, Tile picture of the Kovortimcnt fiscal
sii nation was sent to Congress under
yf the name liawes. It was piefaced by
a brief tuassaKo by the President.
OS In his report Dawes emphasized that
Sj J !ho Kovernmetit must tie rim like a
13 : bu'iiness cnrpoi ation.
ax "No properly organized private cor
! poration would htin)llR its business in
VVi"1'; ay," Dawes, said, referring to
i ! I'ast government methods.
busitiess corporjition, Pnwes said the
followinj!: defects have existed in the
past which sh inld be corrected hy tli-i
budKet system:
1 The .president has been able to
Kive virtually no attention to routine
expenditures.
2 The cuhinot has been allowed to i
run departmental business withnuii
cent ralized control. J
3 Coordination has been lucking
ammii; the departments.
4 The corporation was not operat
ed on a profit basis. j
5 No real bulanco sheet was ever
prepared.
i No real attempt was made to
keep expenditure.-: within the cash al
lotted. 7 Cnwise projects were continued
and no report was ever made to the
president, the directors (cabinet ) as to
continuinif In rue expenditures.
S Conferences to effect co-ordination
were avoided.
9 Administrative heads of depart
ments were not selected because of
business qualifications.
10 Subordinate officials were al
lowed to state their needs directly to
Congress and thus encouraged to op-
! MOTHER, QUICK! GIVE
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
FOR CHILD'S BOWELS
In an emphatic manlier, Dawes nnr- 1 I'"' KctH-rai executive control.
I I t ne piiiuio nas encouraKcu sonic
needless appropriations and In sonic
instances has placed a premium on
spending rather than saving.
Pnwes then outlined the functions nf
ten hoards he has formed to remove
these faults.
el ConeresH to repeal all outstanding
"eniitinuiii',' appropriations, revolving
funds,'' and the like, which cause a
drain on the treasury that duen not ap
pear on the surface, lie cited as an
example the naval supply revolving
fund, in v. iiicl) the treasury ninst keep
'!."i0.(liui,iMHI anil 'recommended that
it be cut to $ I all, 0(10. mill.
Comparing the government to a big
SHOES FOR WOMEN
SHOES FOR BIG GIRLS
COMFORT SHOES FOR EVERYBODY.
This sale includes the work shoes.
Remember 1-3 Off the Basement Price.
t'lNMIIONS (ItlATI'ST iiipvumtvr sTonr.
I fiepGoiJejsWdroKousG,
I -AT. I l THAI) I JJ.Viai
'flu; Pure FoodSlioj
Where Host Values Prevail.
Coin, Standard can l."io. do.. Sl.To
Case SiS.'J.I
Tomatoes, Standard tan I .", doz. Sl.7.'
use ))!.!..)()
Cocoa. Hulk, 2 lbs :.
Macaroni, hulk, Hi ((),.
Kippered Salmon, III ",-
Lard r lbs. m,.. It) ,s SI. 7.-,
Apples, (.oocl Cooking, ho 1.00
Extra Special
Diamond W. Coffee
1 pound 40c
3 pounds $1.10
pounds $1.)()
Xmas Candies for churches and
lodge organizations.
HAWM GETS NEW
VVi IlfiXOI.rU', T. H.. Dec. 5. (I. N.
SjliS. I iMillowing receipt at Hawaiian
SS' I Department Headquarters of orders
?5j ! from Washington to resume the wear
j ing as a part of the uniform divisional
j insignia such as was in vogue during
mo war, comes word that Hawaii s in
signia as a decisional department will
bo a green leaf on a red field, the leaf
i paraled from its background by yel
low piping. The insignia will be worn
as a shoulder-iiatrh on the left shoul-1
Even a s!ok child loves the "fruity
taste of "California Fig Syrup." It
the little tongue is coated, or if yout
child is listless, cross, feverish, full i
cold, or has colic, a trnsnoonful will
never fail to open the bowels. In n
lew hours you can see for yourself
how thoroughly it works rill the con
stipation poison, sour bile and wastn
from the tender, little bowels and give!
you a well, playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep "Califor.
nia Fig Syrup" handy. They know U
leaspooul'ul today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask your drug 1st for gen
uine "California Fig Ryrui"Mvhich hi.i
directions for babies and children of
all ages printed on bottle. MOinnr.
i'liu must say "California" or you mai
get an imitation fig syrup.
mm
"Pape's Cold Compound"
Breaks any Cold
" in Few Hours
' ! -iSt H-!'- tE? X
i j ) k v) m. i s
iter by officers and men alike.
Instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed
tip! Quit blowing and snuffling! A
dose of 'Tape's Cold Compound" tak
en every two hours until throe doses
are taken usually breaks up any cold. '
The very first dose opens clogged
nostrils and the air passages of the
head; stops nose running; relieves the
headache, dullness, feverishness.
'Tape's Cold Compound" acts quick,
sure, and costs only a few cents at
drug stores. It nets without assist
ance, tastes nice, contains no quinine
Insist upon Pape's!
( orvuilis. Or., Dec. 20-31, 1931
Winter Short Courses
lut Scicnco Into Farm Practice
Fruit and Vegetable CoursA
Dec. 3-17, '2t
Tractor .Mechanics Course
Jan. 2-Mar. 18, '22
Oairy .Manufacture. Course
Jan. 2-lur. 18, '22
Agriculture Course. ....Ian. 2-.Mar. 18, '23
Dairy Herdsmen's Courso
Ian. 2-June 18, '23
Grain (iiHding Course Jan. 9-21, '22
liei .-keeping i'ourse....Jan. 30-Feb. 25, '22
Iloinem.-ikers' Conference. .Mar. 20-25, 22
OlllXiOX AtilMCl 'LTUKAIi
Full Information on any Course
by writing
the rtTC(ii8Tn.n,
O. A. C Corvallia, Oregon
My
closed
Dec. 5.
office
until
will be
Monday,
DR. DAVID B. HILL
Dentist
H V KF.XT WATSOX,
International News Service Stuff
Correspondent.
FT. NDl'ISIiee. S.-- (I. WW) - John
I'arleycoin cremated lias active back
ers -though belated.
In an effort to resuscitate Ibe erst
while eminent ".I. I!." fiom ill owning
wlille submerged in Yolsloudism the
.Missouri biaiitli of the National Asso
ciation Against llle 'Kluhlccnl h Am
enduient today has beconie militant
aruiinst "sinnpl nary laws that belong
to a period of despotism."
Among th" prominent juembcrs of
the in ga niai ion which admittedly
does not "seek to be an ally of booli li
nod open saloons" N IVnnett C Clarii,
T Cure n Colli In line liny
Tnlto l.iixntivo llliuMO (JI'lNINl-: tali
Iota, The genuine heura tin- signature
of K. w. Crmi', (i;o sure you set
mto.Mo.) :tnc.
sun of Ibe late Champ Clark, former
speaKei- of Ibe bouse of representa
livi'M. Among promliicnt incmliers of
'be parent body of Hie national asso
ciation are Irving S. Cobb, Kertnit
i;oosei'lt, Harrison (Iroy l-'isbcr. Ar-
thur llauimersleiu, Stuyvcsant Fish,
Mrs. Sidney Fisli, the Right Kev. Mon
signor Kilwai'd ,1. Mctioldrick iind
Augustus Thomas. The national body
Has oigauled at Katltannre liy Captain
)V. II. Slayton.
"The citizens of Missouri are asked
lo ln; ii(ute an nuxiliai y organlzal ion
to co-oi erale with the patent and oth
er lil,e assoclul ions," declared Judge
Henry S. Priest, president of the local
unit. 'The members of the organiza
tion primarily believe in temperauee
auil arc opposed lo (lie open saloon.
"We believe, however, (bat the
(ightecith nmenilnieiit Is a poliiieil
liciesy. fraught Willi Infinite ni!s'liiel'
to tin' country. Wo believe the Vol
stead ."n't a pervisinn of the Intent of
llu'l amendment and an initiuit Uuia a.
Isauli upon l!ie liberiles of the peoi lc.
Vihii'h is Intnioral In result,
V Political b p.
'The amendment Itself is a usiirpi
tioii of poliiical power by the feihr.'l
ri veri.inient. I'lob r the guise of Ibo
power to anieud the constitution it
SEE ME TODAY FOR THAT NEW
Suit or Coat for Xmas
Largest Assortment in Pendleton of Woolen
Materials to Select From. '
KcasimaMc Priiril K.vport oi kn ansbip l'cii'ivt I 'll (.nar.iiitiTil
I -id ics' anil (.ems' Soils and ( o.Hs and Indies' Skins
John Dorfmrn
THE TAILOR
piidiic lH2
IIooiih T, N, tl, Pcspulii l!ldg
lakes fruin (lie slates tile power ex
pressly res veil to them severally by
(be consiitntion. It destroys the right
ol local sell panvrntneut, so dear aril
so necessary t a. free people, and con
centrates it in the federal government.
If tills is to be precedent stales will be
mere districts to be v.ovcrneil by c. in
gress, as it new legislates for the 1'is
trict of Columbia,
"The little power the right of eor
currcut enforcen enl --reserved in the
states by tlie amendments, was de
stroyed by the Volstead act as intci -I
letei by the supremo court.
' The amionilntont and the .let are to-
ellier Immoral in their operatiie re
s.ilts. The method Is a mistaken one.
No refoi in In morn Ik ever has been or
ever will be aueoniplisMeil through -i.-tal
ion.
"Such sumptuary laws belong to (be
1'iTiod of despotism, ,-bic': leaisei'mn
u uates a disregard of law and a col
li nipt for authority.
"Thes laws are rxpt nslvcly ineffi
cient. The government spends mil
lions of dollars of our money to main
tain spies upon our homes and busi
ness piaees, who assist the prospe- u ;
grade of illicit distilling and 1
King.
' Tlie members of our org.inizatio
Hierclnre, oppose thesa
because they destroy
en I si'lf-gm eminent ;
add uselessly to b0 alia
dens of taxation."
so-culled lav i
ic ! !:'.'. of lo
boeause they
nly heavy liur-
PAK1S, Hoe
Carponlier left
where be will
bout with Cieorge Cook
an heavyweight. Tlie
said be was much improved
his recent sickness.
S. (K. I'.) Cenrgei
today for Kngland
;o into training for a I
tlie Austruli-
! renchman
I'nllow-iiii' ' If
Behind the Silver Screen
Don't Neglect a Ccld
Mothers, don't let CuU'.a fct unjer-
wny; it t.ie first coufih or eniflle rub
Musterole on the tliroat end chest.
TIustrrols is a pure, white ointment,
; made with cil of mustard. It draws
out congestion, relieves soreness, docs
ell t'.ie work of th; pooJ cM-fashicneJ
t mustard pbtt:r in occntlcrwt.y.with
: out the butter.
Krcp a j "r htie!y for all emergencies,
i it may prevent pneumonktiny out home.
: 3Sici5eii.jarsUti;bes-,hosi itlue,3.
i UETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
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vet than any in' whU lXr !to
fid.
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Blankets Finished
by our New
Process
ARE SURE TO
PLEASE.
We are now laundering blankets in an entire
ly different way than ever before.
They come home to you just like new.
PRICES-Singlp Wool Blankets .75
Double Wool Blankets 1.50
Indian Robes "... .75
Auto Rolx"s 7b
Rath Robes 1.00
Se Window Display at Wt lch Bros. Cigar Store
115 East Ccurt
Domestic Laundry
PHONE GO 3