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DULY EAST OBEGONIAJT, PODLETOIf, 0SEG03T, THUSSDAY EVENING, JAXTJAKY 19, 1922. EIGHT PAGES TLZZ TOTS All of Our Coats at Less Than Half Price- IS Pablished Daily and Soml-WMkly. at Pendleton. Oregon, by lb EAST OBEGOXUX TUB, CO, TM Entered at tha post office at Pendlf toa, Urefon, aa second class Biail mat t. , ON S ALE IN OTHER CITIES Imperial Botel New Stand. Portland. ONE FILE AT Chicago Bureau. 0 Security Building. Washington. C, Bureau 601 Four teenth Street. New York. Meak Awaclated Pma. I Tho Associated Press ia exclusively titled to tke uaa for republication of ail newa diapatchea credited to it or ot otherwise credited in thia paper and also tba local newa published herein. AN DfDEPEXDEN T KEW8PAPER SUBSCRIPTION RATES (IN ADVANCE) Daily, one year, by mail ...... Daily, six months, by mail Daily, three months, by mail -Daily, on month by mall . Daily, on year by carrier Daily, six months by carrier Daily, three months by carrier. Daily, one month. 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Woman's best career, take it from the feminist, W. L. Georg", or leave It, is a man. Hut woman must bewnro of culti vating a career only to lose It to an- R. PURCELL, representative of the federal good roads bureau in Portland, is reported as having gone Deiore the state hiehwav commission in Portland with an amazing line of thought on the subject of the Wallula cutoff. The following from a front page news story in the Oregonian yesterday eives his position : . iTnjn tt... low iK. ht-imnrv mnrfa miml tut interstate in chftrriuHer and whether they come within this meaning mum be determined by the Secretary jother woman of agriculture. Secondary roads .must be Intercounty In character, on tne primary system aro U76 miles and on the secondary systiyn 1639 miles. Engineer I'urcell, representing tho government, pointed out that the only fit.- Itr kl.n4... u ....... m Id nf VanniUlV,l Th mil fl lift. tween Walla Walla, Wash., and Pendleton Is not a state road In Waahlngton. for another woman to hand ovt to a Mr. I'urcell announced that he Is determined to recommend to his superiors dreKsmaker. . at Washington. D. C.. that the ITmatllla-Wallula cutoff be de.lgnutod, aa this The ZJl and -. So. ' I ; The Purcell view seems, to be that the standard paved high way between Walla Walla and Milton is not an interstate road because the Washington part of that highway has not been giv en a certain technical definition by the Washington state com Translated from the Georgian into everyday language, the -woman who lids and abets a .nlckle-nurslng hus band Is only laying up a bank recount from one quite as competent to Judge as the sharp Mr. Cioorge. An l tnai is in a word, more or loss Mrs. 1 '.ober- ta Menges-Convln-Hill-Tearle, known early In life as tho "Pearl of Sheeps head Bay" and later recognized as a sparkling ornament to gay circles in 'A mission. What a quibble and what a point on which to base a 'Europe and America, recommendation for the needless expenditure of hundreds of j "with an the amateur -vamps' that thousands of dollars at a time when money is scarce and road '"" ZlTl now ..... j jf plores Mr. Mengex, as she is now projects of great merit are going uncared for. j,nmvn th6 wnmil wh(, ,, ' If the Walla Walla-MUtOn highway IS not a primary road jhusband ave money is merely laying neither is the Wallula cutoff. But the present road can be made a primary road by purely perfunctory action and no doubt the Washington commission would be glad to take such action. On the other hand it would cost real money and a lot of it to pro vide an interstate connection by the Wallula cutoff. Of all the ideas thus far .advanced regarding the much dis cussed cutoff the contention of Mr. Purcell is about the weakest thus far set forth. It is a contention that a splendid interstate 1 highway used all the year round by thousands of people does not exist as far as the Portland branch of the federal highway department is concerned. WHY DID THEY DO IT? up a bank account for another wm an to spend." Plans "Now Career." , Mra. Menges does not deny that she Is planning a new husband that Is, a new career and says sho believes an other American mate would he quite to her liking. At present she Is get t.'nif ready to sue Prince William of Wled for $10,000 loaned to lilm before he became king of Allmnln ;s well as to trace jewels stoled from her sonic time ago. "Wifely extravagance Is merely self defense," she declares. Out nf, the onimimed storehouse of her varied ex periences and contracts with life. Roberta Menges, who was Mrs. Cnr- finally ia conscious of missing it very much. - j The Ideal Husband. ' "The ideal husband? The business man of forty," avers Mrs. Menges. j "Whether bachelor or widower, he ; must be a maii who has travelled about and who Is somewhat settled. ' "He must like the theatre, must be ! an agreeable dinner companion, and, ' above all, he must like his work. . 1 "He need not be on his knees all the t me to u woman, but should be Just a good, sensible, all-around man." Her mnrriages have ended because : i she, and not the man involved, left, 1 Mrs. Menges says. She adds that she ' Mates It merely as a fact and not in conceit. From that moment, It must be assumed that she knows how to hold on if she considers It worthithe trouble and so we secured her ideas on how to Interest a husband, one s own husband, we hasten to add: "Smiles help to hold men; In gen eral, amiable iuallt.es. "Xever complain and, don't try to make him Jealous. He will get tired, or disgusted and think, 'I'll let her go.' ' "If I had a husband with whom I was In love and he was flirting about with other women I never, never would give him up to any one of them. I would' pretend I didn't no tice it.' 1 "If he loved me in the beginning lie would come back home In the end. , "Women can do a lot to hold a man, even cry Just a little now and then. jDe womanly, cling, and ask sweetly for advice. ' , I "Women never, are too Intelligent i or too worldly to fnll deeply In love. I,et no such woman dioeive them Iselves and fall unawares." NAVY BLUE, TR1CO T1NE AND POlRET TWILL DRESSES Our Xiw York buyer bought these wonderf il h g't gAde dresses at a b! si ori fice d it- i. the lateness f i l-o maiuif uu ver's searfoi Her rue dresses v..v in style and offered to ydu at the sane rjcrlftv. in pr'ee as given to us. Dresses worth $35.00 to $45.00 offered in 3izes up to 44 at these low prices, $25.00 to $20.95 I -MM 1 fpf- ' -Hi"-" i COMFORTABLE WARM BEDDING At worth while reductions. FINE WARM WOOL AND COTTON CO M FORTETtS covered with silkolines and Sateens, rapging In price prom $2.98 to $9. CO at a discount of 15 per cent. ' . AU Wool Plold Illanketfl, blue, pink and gray, full double bed sle. The pair".., 7-95 All other blankets In cotton or wool at discount of 15 per cent. Better Shoes at Lower Prices for Children 13 , I1W .WMHB January Clearance Sale is on in all Departments IliBlllll if I TT is a wholesome thing that newspapers throughout the west, win, Mrs. inn and Mrs. Teaiio, as wen a I at least, generally condemn the senate action in the New- as nomine of many romances, j.scuss .I B. - - I. es her views on life and those who live It. "For evehy woman who bws her husband because she Is at fault there are a thousand who lose the'r hus bands becuuso the men are at fault." Getting married is easy, she de clares but staying married is a baf fling problem. "The trouble . heclns before mar riage," (she says. "Men ppy so much attention t. a woman; they even keep It up till a year after the wedding, and suddenly they withdraw It. The wo- i man, however, has become nceustom- and Rua of 768 berry case and do so in unmeasured terms regardless of par tisanship. The leading newspapers of Oregon are united in the matter and the following editorial in the Orgon Journal is to the point : i It Is asserted, and It Is not unlikely, that the vote of Senator McNary for the seating of Newberry was secured by making the McVary reclamation bill a part of the legislative program of the present session. What Is the character of the senate when a powerful group In that body will hold up legislation or pass legislation as part of a hnrga'n in seating n Dcnator convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary on u charge of corrupt use of money In elections? What was back of Newherry that led senators to traffic In legislat'on In order to nelp mm keep bis bought sent? Who is the 'soc'nl group" and whnt I tiro Its purposes and plans, thp.t "social irroim" which Senut ilean) declared on the senate floor was movinc heaven mid earth to ,.! Kw.i.rt to this attention, gets to like It, berry? wnat does it do but bode evil for the republic when legislation Is passed, not on its merits, but "in a bargain to scat a corrupt lonlsl, who Is able to be present in the senate Instead of In the 'penitentiary only because the federal supreme court, on a technicality, by u five to four vote, declared unconstitu tional the law under which he was convicted and sentenced'' What are the mural standards and tho civic standards of a nnwerfm oinmJ of senators who plot and conspire in the dark to scat this man whom u Mich-1 Igan foderal court condemned to prison, and who must now nil with him as' their colleague and fellow legislator, tarred and tainted us be Is? I Isewberry was not nocessary to the party supremacy In the senate. There I is repuoucan governor in Michigan. If Newberry had been unseated a re publican senator, named by the governor, could have oeen In the Newborn iieat within 24 hours. ' There was something hack of Newberry, something behind the scenes which Senator Kcnyon describes as "the social bloc." Somebody in Washing! ton ought to tell tho American people what the "social bloc" In and what its plans ure. Tho Michigan election was a nntlonnl scandal. The seating of Newberrv la his bought sent Is a hundredfold worse, u ia senatorial shame without parallel. The seating of Newberry was neither good morals nor good politics. It would have been better for the republican party to have cleaned house while a good occasion was at hand It would have been better for the nation because after all politics is only skin deep as a general thing and good Americanism gnould have precedence over everything. I U. S. WAR HERO SLEEPS FAIR WITH CHINESE ,1 SAX FRANClStX, Jan. 19. (V. p.) Vj 4 , 1 -vnen tnang-sen, Chinese by par- iientage, hut a soldier In the American ' Jfirmy when he died, sleeps with his h ancestors outside the South date of i, Canton, China. " And by order of the United States ! war department ho has fruit cako In -;his coffin so ho won't get hungry. iSnien was killed fighting in France. J Hi father, Chen Sing-lo, wrote to the iwar department and asked that his j? son's body might be returned to Can m ton, to sleep with the ancestors of the !; Chen family, Th war dopartntcnt ; fe ' , ' ' ; ' . ''.' : h .. . i-" , . listened to tho plea of the father and directed that whatever the old man I asked ho should receive. So the body of t'hen Chang-Sen was brought ,from France to New York, where it as met by the father. "It's a long Journey kick to China nnd then u long way more to the place where our forefathers sleep," aid the elder Chen. . And according to Chi nese custom, ho tusked that cake and other goodies he placed In the casket "lest tho boy be hungry." The reo.ue.st was officially granted and the dead boy's body went on Its way to Chm i. On top of the caxket are two in scriptions, one in Chinese nnd tim other In American. They were ws't ten by the father and both say: "This soldier named Chen Chang Sen, also named Iutso. another numo Ssee-Too-Sun. His home Is Jla gi Chuen, outside of South date. Tnl Sen Shen (Shin Ling), Canton, China." JF$M Si normal. Mr. Warren tells the East Oregonian thai airships would prove useful in Weston now. All the bridges in tho city have washed out, and the back end of Neil McEachern's black smith shop has floated down stream. George W, Webb came down to Pendleton. Tuesduy r.i-ning. Levi Ankeny is over again from Walla Walla. Pr. 0. W, King !s among Athena vis tors In Pendleton. ' C. 11. Wade, of the F'rst National Rank, bus been kept at home for sev eral days by the effects of u fall. MRS. BERT PUTMAIV CONTROL OF TRAFRC .MOW YORK, Jan. 19. (I. N. 6.) A traffic "dictator," with headquarters In the center of the city, .will control traffic on all of New York's principal streets within the near future, accord. Ing to p'.ans worked out 'by Pr. John P. Hnrrlss, special deputy police com missioner. L'nder the new pystem, work on the Installation of which hns already started, the "dictator" at his central 'n'oi' vlll press a button turning on powerful red lights on many thor oughfares, at one time, stopping tens of thousands of vehicles at once, and allowing as many vehicles and hun dreds of thousands of pedestrians to proceed In the oppoalte direction. l'eadiiiarters will probably be In the. Times Rouare district. A similar system, or'glnated by Pr i Hnrrlss. has been thoroughly tried; out on a section of Fifth avenue with complete success. Traffic on the en tire length of the avenue moves at the same time and stops at the same time. When traffic on the avenue is stopped traffic on cross streets pro ceeds. ' f f 28 1 (From the Daily East Oregonian. January 19. 1S94.) -Thomas Warreii. now of Weston, formerly of Camas Prairie, was in the city thia week being in attendance of court where he had a case. Mr. War ren hns moved to Weston to allow his four children, William, Harry, Sidney and Viva, to enjoy the excellent facili ties afforded by the public schools of that place. Lnter they will enter the Erik Hagenlacher takes his first practice after arriving in New York to challenf American billiard sharks. He's champion of Germany aad Is credited wife run ot tU at 1M balklln QUIT JOBACCO So easy to drop Cigarette Cigar, or Chewing habit No-To-Rac has helped thousands ti breek the costly, nerve-shiftterlng to bacco hahtt. 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