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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1921)
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IT. 1021. rOUSTEEN PAGES PAGE FOUR ) Yi mi? I DAILY XjasrHwrnarrl AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. Published Dally nd Sml-'Wkly. at Pendleton. Oregon, by the EAST OREGON! AN PUBUSHINfJ CO. Entered at the port office at Pendle ton. Oregon, a second claas mail mat ter. ON BALE IN OTHER CITIES Imperial Hotel Kewi Stand, Portland. ON FILE AT Chicago Bureau, 90S Security Building, Waahinfton, D. C, Bureau 01 Four teenth Street. New Vork. Meaner ( the Auaeiated Treaa, The Associated Press ia exclusively ntttled to the ute for republication of U new dispatches credited to it or pot otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein. Daily. Pailv. Daily, Diiily, Daily, Daily, Daily, Daily, Smi-Semi- Semi- BUliSCRIPTION RATES (IN ADVANCE) on year, bjr mall six months, by mail three months, by mail M one month by mail , one year by carrier , .$ . 3 1. six months by carrier J. , three months by carrier 1. , one month, by carrier . Weekly, 1 year by mall 2 Weekly, aiz months by mail 1 Weekly, three months mall , Telepbane . WALT WELDS ANVTtiINC Call and ses Walt f r t mi niates on your treoze-uij jobs Or Silver Solder In. 7 repairs it. TiiK i.kttkii to st i.us Jd filled my pijie jiihI si'tlli-d down beside the cosy InKlo nonk To while iiway an hour or two and con the paces of a book, When from unothfr room there en me a question by that rascal yelled, And this the bullion of his ilra: "I'a, how Is 'locomotive' spi lleil ?' I answered him and turned to read and of the question thoiiRht no more, AVhen suddenly I looked anil saw that boy of mine beside the door; "What Is It now?" 1 asked of him, for much tho lad Investigates, "I wuh just wonilei liiK," said he, "Just how to spell u 'pair of skates,' " l it I answered him ami sent him off back he came attain to know How "coaster sleu" Is spelled. And then into his room 1 watched him go And wondered what was on his niinil. ami what hi interest mmlit be, When he returned and said once more: "Will you spell Mumim gloves' for me?" Walt's Welding Wor ks Pendleton's Leading Weldin; Works 110 Water Phone 71 s B .8 is IS A Christmas Sale of New Coats and Wool Dresses f litt -IV 'A LP I?1 they fall into the trap that has been laid for then at Salem. There is a strong and growing impression throughout the state that Portland is becoming too brisk in the way of selfish domina tion of the affairs of this commonwealth. The record is clear i ami mere is no mistaking me iacts. in tne railroad rate ca?e Now these are curious words, thrui'iit I Portland is giving every possible aid and comfort to a move that And'u"n';:: T:IZ":Z will injure practically every town in Oregon out his Hpeiiint; siu h a mavi concern; I side ot the metropolis. Eastern Oregon is in revolt against that "Say, how do you spcii 'watch'?" he . move n(l the people of western Oregon have the same interest cried, and then I tumbled to thnthat wfi haye Jf thpy aW,ken to th(, facts jn highway mat- , The rascal "hud bewun to write his un-jters the Portland chamber of commerce has insolenttly suggest nuai note to santu Dans. ed a cource of action that if carried out would betrav the best i interests of the state and the facts can be proven anv dav and LET THEM THINK OF THEIR OWN HOME FOLKS lany hour one wishes to listen to the evidence. On top of this AT a time when taxation is proving a heavy burden upon comes the request for the fair rax which in substance is that the people and there is a general clamor for the saving of ! every farmer and taxpayer in Oregon be heavily burdened in every dollar possible the legislature of Oregon has been j order to serve a local purpose in one city of the state. That re called into special session at an expense that will prob-; quest is wrong in principle and it should be disregarded, ably reach $30,000 for the purpose of putting upon the primary j A great play is being made by Portlanders that they do not election ballot a measure to tax the people of Oregon $3,000,000 J ask the leislaturge to levy the tax but merely to submit the for the benefit of the city of Portland. j measure to the people. But the newspapers that talk so blithely As the legislators assemble for the special session they are upon that point do not say that if the legislature refers the being commanded by influences in the metropolis to confine j measure to the people it will be a mora: endorsement of the their -activities to the exposition measure and the subject of j measure and that every legislator voting to submit the measure highway regulation. ' There in an attempt by certain of the j will be properly classed by his constit uents as favoring the tax. Portland press to heap ridicule upon any lawmaker who as-1 Portland papers like the Oregonian are thinking of Portland, pires to promote legislation of interest to other sections of Ore- J not of Oregon. They are not thinking of any upstate legisla gon, no matter how pressing may be the need of legislation. In I tor's political fortunes. They are perfectly willing that those other words it is proper and righteous for the state to spend men commit political suicide if they will. Therefore advice .$30,000 in behalf of Portland realty speculators but it would be , from that source is not to be trusted and the wise legislator at wrong for our chosen lawmakers to attempt anything for the i the special session will keep before him a vision of his own home benefit of the state as a whole or its industries. It is asserted 'folks. Thev are the people who must pav the bill if the fair tnv S 8 K B Jf JVST IU:i'K.IVFI Yi;sTi:nn ay. A large New York manufac turer .sent us for iiumiiliatc ilis. pcwil 30 iiiuts uml :!0 tltv.ssr- ami priced tho ontiip'liK .o us at a lump sum far lxlow tin wholesale cost of making. 1 !very paetnmt represent this season's lati"t bill's. Coats in this lot pn? ed earlier in the season at $45 to $50, will be sold now at $29.50 Coats priced earlier in the season as high as $65, will be sold for $34.50. Coats priced earlier in the season at $75 to $85 will be sold at $43 to $49.50. 1 8 that the Portland election was a mandate that the fair measure be placed upon the ballot. Such a claim ignores the fact that Portland is not the entire state, that a majority of the legislators are not subject to mandates from that city and in a great many cases have been given mandates of mother sort from their own home folk. If sentiments plainly expressed in Umatilla county and in most other counties outside of Multnomah may be taken i as a guide it is not the will of the people of Oregon that the $3,-1 000,000 fair tax measure be put upon the ballot. The people do not. want to bear that tax, feeling it would be uniust. and , they do not want to face the expense and trouble necessary for Kansas ti'v, defeat of the measure if it is forced unon the ballot. ;' s. A weary. TTnulnto lotriul ill nru "fVfim lnufoi'n llvoirmi nnl (Vftm Yrfwt rji'n f B,.,.,,.U.,,,.V,M l ... ...... ...... ,niil wtli h( 1ih () n( ,.,. h.lsl,1, Oregon will be .u'stitied if they do some hard thinking belore a toy pistol, i.'i.mu .M.nimiis, thirty- carries. I hey are the people who elected him and will repudi ate him if they believe he has been untrue to his trust. .Mo Dei hinirry man tt'iilked inti eol.l (I. ii till one. had reached the end cf h's rope. :lle bad frampeil 'th hard brick pavc niei"M of the eltv scnrelvnj.. fur ', but bis efforts bad been imavii il'mr. He decided til heennip u "stleli-llp" ill" 1st. 1 I'm the tin- pistol proved ton miieb 'or a plvney to put over a hold-up, and Mr. Mediums was arrested. Kvery boily in the courtroom except Mei'.in ' n's laughed when a constable prod ic ed the Id-cent "cat," while Ihejudue entered nrhnrse. not of attempted rob bery, but of vajrrancy. 8 S S i Navy Blue "71 Tricotine Dresses All new late models and excellent styles. A complete range of sizes to choose from. Dresses in this lot formerly priced as high as $75.00, for . . . $42.50 Dresses in this lot formerly priced as high as $52.50, now offered at $29.50 Dresses formerly selling at $35.00 to $38.50, now offered at , $24.50 mtrssl'S rmnuMly scIIIit, at S:10.00 to $:i.".00, now oflVre;! 111 this sale as low as S22.50 OT'M! niM-'K"l'S (trontly mliu'cd in prlcr. fnrnieily sellina lit Sla.OO to SIKl.tlll, now Slt.7.r to $18.50 riu st' t'O'TK AMI l)Ki:sSi:s will make rxci-llent tiiristmas Kills and curly choosing is- ailvisable. On Sale Tonight and All Next Week. For Quick Special Delivery Service. tea tv s , ' -, 8 Fresh, New, Crisp Christmas Merchan dise here awaits your choosing. L I L - II Us Eli m rajiTsTirtfireiT,MllWiT; iiimffl I! Gnat oces and a Christmas Moon make it a Jewelry Moon El! its its its it: its 1i.,..i.i3K- Diiin -S WRIST WATCH Formerly $20.00 Now $12.95 BY IUiVlN(; YOUK CI1IUSTMAS GIFTS AT II ANSCOM'S. As this sale pus on, llic crowds grow larger. Join the lnrny throng of eager buyers and hitch our dollar to the biggest load it has been able to pull for many years. Come eer dav and iet Your share of the manv exceptional bargains now beinn; bought out ol this big value giing sale. COLOSSAL! YONI)KPiFUL! MAUVELOCS! STARTLING! ECONOMICAL! EX- CITING! it sts B SIS its it :: s Right now in the heart of the season when you most need and want this merchandise, and right now when other jewelry stores are exacting large profits, conies this great cut-price jewelry sale, offering legitimate savings. Stock is full of the best gifts imaginable. A wrist watch for sister Sue a handsome watch for brother Iiob a diamond ring for sweetheart Mary while little Tommy gets a gold pocket knife and chain. 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