East Oregonian : E.O., March 10, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAK, PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MATtCTT 10, 10 IS.
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Hundreds of Choice Remnants at Prices that will Shatter All Precedents.
Every piece Marked Plainly As to Yardage and Price
?EIBAY Will Ik A General Ekrgaim Bav
With Cochran Making His Famous Hourly Reductions
You Should Remain in the Store All Day Friday.
SATURDAY' Will Be fte ramidl Fin'mb
The closing day of Pendleton's most successful sale. If there is left in this store by Saturday
night a dollars worth of merchandise it will clearly be for ihe reason that low prices is not a great enough temptation.
THE STOCK OF
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Now in the Hands of W, L. THOMPSON, TRUSTEE
MUST GO BY SATURDAY NIGHT
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fluence news reports than are those
v. ho stand for the democracy.
When news reports from Mexico are
AS INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. m(6l terrifying, conditions may oe re-
' ' " ally the most hopeful. Such reports
uiMcea iwuy ana moi n era it u x or- ,
dietuu, Oregon, by On mY mean the people are coming In-
KAST OKLGONIAN PLBLISU1NQ CO. to U)elr QWB an(J ,nat tne grlp of
1 i tH cr'Tfer frirsx
tofflce at Peadletoa, parasitic Interests is being loosened.
When such conditions come about
you can look for the maximum am
ount of howling. Touch the pocket
books of a hundred aristocrats down
Entered at the pas'
1tw( u second-class mall Batter.
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Official Coaaty Paper.
8CB8CBIFTIOX KATES
(IN ADTANCBi
Ually, out year, by mail.. S tlre '- near louder wall
Miif, nmu, dj nail. . ajtw
fatly, tnree Booiba. by mall , .. IM than would arise were the last cen-
J feVJaX-:: I::!::: 7! tro to be taken from a million peons.
Wky. bu Booths, by carrTer 1.75 Xhj, because the aristocrat can make
IMOj, Ihem Booths, by carrier 19
Uatlf, mm Beota. by carrier 64 himself beard while the .peon must
inn weekly. oa year by Ball I.N
kWeetty. six Booth, by mail 7 suuer in alienee,
V weekly, low Booths, by Bail... M YThrn there is treat noise from Mex.
4 4 ico It Is a fair sign the peon Is do
Inr somethinr for himself. When all
AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL, u aM Bence you may know
O beautiful for spacious skies.
Tor amber waves of train.
For purple mountain majesties
Above the fruited plain!
America! America!
God shed his (race on thee.
And crown thy good with
brotherhood
From sea to shining sea!
O beautiful for Pilgrim feet.
Whose stern,
stress,
A thoroughfare for freedom
beat
Across the wilderness!
America! America!
God mend thine ev'ry flaw.
Confirm thy sou! in self control.
Thy liberty In law!
O beautiful for heroes proved
In liberating strife,
Who more than self their coun
try loved.
And mercy mor than life!
America! America!
May God thy cold refine,
Till ail success be nobleness,
And every grain divine!
O beautiful for patriot dream
That sees beyond the years
Thine alabaster cltlea gleam
t'ndimmed by human tears!
America! America!
God shed his grace on thee.
And crown thy good with
brotherhood
From sea to shining sea!
0 the aristocrats are doing the pluck-
ing.
! Tha "Hog Situation" discussed by
the Western Farmer, as shown else
e! where on this page today,
The Hog Is something worth taking
Bnsloecs. notice of. The swine bus-
iness in the northwest Is
Impassioned going to be permanently depress-
ed. Of that we may be sure. The
time will come when the business
wllr once more be very profitable. Is
the man who sells off his hogs while
they are cheap as wise as the man
who buys hogs when they are cheap?
It Is an open question and circum
stances must govern In each case.
Probably the best thing for a man to
do is to keep his, feet on the ground
and remember, whatever he may do,
that the pendulum swings both ways.
Lat evening a man suicided here
who had been a member of the city
I council and who in
his day had good
opportunities. H e
drank and he paid
It was certainly a
den or shatter his home and at last
stagger into an untimely grave.
If only the full cost of such things
could be realized In advance how dif
ferent the world would be.
At $3 each coyote hunting should
be profitable business and it Is pos
fsible the rabies epidemic may be
brought to an end.
Charles Wellington Furlong Is en
titled to a watch fob the next time
they are distributed for Round-up
workers.
There's somebody besides Turks In
those forts along the Dardanelles.
ALASKA WOHAJT LOST IX
BLIZZARD NEAR NOME
NOME. Alaska, March 10. Mrs.
Emma Dalqulst, proprietor of the
roadhouse at Safety, 22 miles east of
here, was lost In a blizzard and no
trace of her can be found. Mrs. Dal
qutst, driving a dog team, left Safety
for Nome Sunday afternoon. Soon
after she set out a terrific blizzard
began and has been raging ever since
A. A. (Scotty) -Allan, the racing-dog
driver, Joe Sheldon, Mr. Dalqulst and
a score of Eskimos with dog teams
have been out In the storm since
early Sunday night seeking the lost
woman, but have met with no suc
cess. The storm Is sweeping toward
the sea and It Is feared that Mrs,
Dalqulst's dog team was blown off
the trail along the beach out onto the
ice field which covers Morton sound.
Emltezzlcd $90,000 from Bank.
THRESA, Wis., March 5. William
F. Brleman, cashier of the Theresa
State Bank was arrested for the al
leged embezzlement of between fifty
and ninety thousand dollars of the
Institution's funds. Brleman, It Is al
leged, lost the money In stock spec
ulation.
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. a heavy price.
4 heavier price than he expected to pay
when he started. That is the way
with habits of that sort.
When a man uses liquor, tobacco or
jdope the cost Is not merely what he
President Wilson In discussing the payg the dealer. The real expense is
Mexlrsn situation yesterday advised t measured In a bigger way, though the
that much of the news money cost is serious. Such habits
News lVom
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be dls- bring Impaired health, weakened will
from Mexico
counted. power, a poor memory, a degree of
t" n q u estionably the Irresponsibility and looser morals
advice sound. Americans do not The lrtK-r a innn goes the j.ace the
ret s1eUMte Information bout Mex-. lower becomes his efficiency rating,
ico nnd one trouble Is that thuse who The man who goes too far will bring
represent ti tc.ry element in that physical ruin upon himself, he will
country are In better position to In- lose h': grip at his work, he will sad-
Smokertof
Turkish Trophies
Cigarettes fifteen years ago
axe smokers of
Turkish Trophies
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THE S. k IL PREMIUM PARLORS AT THE ALEXANDER DEPT. STORE WILL CON
TINUE in the same way as in the past, to show a very liberal display of valuable merchandise, which
is FREE for the exchange of S. k II. Green Trading Stamps. In addition to the present stock of prem
iums there is a large shipment due to arrive next week, bringing more valuable and up-to-date prem
iums for your selection.
THE ALEXANDER DEPT. STORE will give stamps away the same as in the. past and should
we be compelled at any time to discontinue same, owing to tho new law passed by the last legislature, our
customers and ones holding S. &II. Green Trading Stamps will be protected and we will redeem all out
standing books.
THE S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS is the only advertising proposition which pays a divi
dend on the money you spend and puts a premium on prompt payments of bills.
REMEMBER THAT WE give S. k II. Trading Stamps with all purchases from tho following
departments: Dry Goods, Ready-to-Wear, Shoes, Clothing and Groceries. By trading with this store
you will receive the very highest quality merchandise at lowest prices and your Free S. k II. Trading
Stamps will furnish your home with beautiful furniture, rugs, cut glass, curtains, mirrors, lamps, in
fact anything that is useful and decorative to'the home.
If you do not already have the habit of saving S. & II. Trading Stamps GET THE HABIT.
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Double Trading Stamps will be given tomorrow from 9:30 to 2:30
The Alexander Depft. Store
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