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Niagara would one day bo drawn dry
for power he underestimated the sen
timental appeal of the world's most
famous cataract to the pride of the
state, and forgot the interest of lake
commerce. The state has spent a larg?
sum upon the reservation and devotes
more than $30,000 a year to main
tenance. A special franchise tax such
as Mr. Carmody recommends would
put part of this cost upon the power
companies. Why should they imperil
Niagara for profit and pay nothing?
It is imperilled. Major Keller's re-
rtment, from In
vestigations made in 1906, 1907 and
1'ioS, stated that the beauty of the
Official City and County Paper.
Member I nlted lresa Association.
Telephone Main 1
WI1KN I.Il'K IS YOl'XCJ. t'' the rock lip at the apex and help
out the "depleted ends'' of the fall.
Practical and aesthetic reasons unite
in pleading for the preservation of Ni
agara. The state cannot overlook
When life Is young
And hope is high,
When the .sunshine's gold
And blue the sky,
A man man sin
No need to try
When life is young
And hope is high.
When life is old
And hope i dying.
When the skies are gray
And the wind's a-sighing,
The song man sings
Is worth the trying
When life is old
And hope is dying.
Hv Lillian Lauferty.
.to.OO
. 2 50
. 1.23
" to ! falls is lessened by the diversion of
j water now permitted. And as each
. .65 iiieli of draft for a modern lake
'. 1!t3 I freighter means from SO to 100 tons
"ioi profitable cargo, the loss from
i
I nearly an inch of average lowering of
water already suffered in all the Erie
harbors is considerable. Major Kel
ler suggests a submerged dam above
Horseshoe Falls to lessen the wear up-
them.
NO INDIGESTION, GAS
A SOUR STOR
IC
IniK's Dinio).sii" stops Fermenta
tion Wkl Makes Your net Stom
ach 1'eel Finn la live Minutes.
Some papers profess to see a weak-
letting in President Wilson's Japanese
4 I attitude and charge
iThe Weak Spot, the situation to the
By his message to the legislature of
California President Wilson not only
countenances their efforts
A Sensible to bar Japanese from the
Solution. ownership of land but
urges them to go farther
and bar all aliens who have not taken
out first citizenship papers.
Under the terms of the senate bill
to which the president gives approval
Japanese and Chinese would hence
forth be completely barred from the
ownership of land. They are not ad
mitted to citizenship and hence could
never take out first papers.
There can be no objection made to
the California senate bill unless it be
made in behalf of absentee foreign
landlords who do not wish to acquire
citizenship in this country. But no
strong plea can be made for such peo
ple. They are not desirable landown
ers any more than are the Japanese.
Oregon has some such landholders
and we would be better off without
them. For instance there is the
French company which owned the mil
itary road lands for so many years
and blocked settlement and develop
ment by such ownership.
President Wilson's attitude is an at
titude of strength and not weakness.
At the same time if his suggestion is
adopted the legislation will be less of
fensive to Japanese pride. It would
accomplish not only the particular end
the Californian's wish but would take
at-other good reform along with it and
yet would tend to avert any possible
danger of trouble with Japan.
As a substitute for the dollar variety
our democratic diplomacy seems to be
petting along very well. It Is big
Americanism in reality not in pretense.
Th;it this country has been moie
backward than other nations in pro
tecting national riches
Where We and in seeing they are
Are slothful, used for the benefit of
the peop'e rather than
f"r a few is becoming more and more
apparent each day we live. The fact is
apparent at Niagara as may be seen
by the following from the New York
World:
Attorney-fJeneral Carmody, in the
opinion submitted to the legislature by
;-'V. Sulzf-r, holds that the state should
derive revenue from the water di
verted from Niagara Kails, as Canada
does; and that the diversion should be
limited to the IS, 600 feet permitted
by the Burton act, which expired on
March 4. vintil the effect upon the
beauty of the falls and on navigation
Is examined. The treaty with Great
Brlain permis 20,000 feet to be with
drawn upon each side.
When Lord Kelvin predicted that
fact the American
navy is lacking. Yet we have twice as
large a navy as has Japan. From a
strategic standpoint America has but
lore weak spot and that is the Philip
pines which from a military viewpoint
are as a rock tied to the country's
neck. The quickest way to Improve
our war strength would be to give In
dependence to the Islands and thus
reduce our chances of getting into
trouble.
General Passenger Agent McMur-
ray and other officials of the O.-W.
R. & N. have always been strong
friends of the Round-up. Their co
operation again this year will do much
to make the coming show the most
successful so far given.
Any man who attempts to sell min
ing stock in an agricultural commun
ity may safely be viewed with suspici
on always. It la a safe principle for
people to deal In property they under
stand and allow miners to finance the
Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did the
damage do you? Well, don't both
er. If your stomach is in a revolt:
if sour, gassy and upset, and what
you just ate has fermented into stub
born lumps; your head dizzy and
aches; belch gases and acids and
eructate undigested food; breath foul,
tongue coated just take a little Dia
pepsin and in five minutes you truly
will wonder what became of the in
digestion and distress.
Millions of men and women today
know that it is needless to have a
bad stomach. A little Dlapepsin oc
casionally keeps this delicate organ
regulated and they eat their favorite
foods without fear.
If your stomach doesn't take care
of your liberal limit without rebellion:
if your food is a damage instead of
a help, remember the quickest, sur
est, most harmless relief Is Pape's
Diapepsin which costs only fifty cents
for a large case at drug stores. It's
truly wonderful it digests food and
sets things straight, so gently and
easily that it la really astonishing.
Please, for your sake, don't go on
with a weak, disordered stomach; it's
so unnecessary.
mining schemes.
mm
If Secretary Lane sends an agent
here to investigate will that mean the
Pendleton "jury" will have to render
its verdict for the third time?
with muddy shoes. I was listening
to you and you never scraped them
or wiped them on the door mat one
bit You go right back and do it,
this very minute!"
Slowly the burglar turned an 1 went
down the steps Out of the door and
through the nigh: he strode to where
his pal was waiting.
"What's the matter?" wonderingly
queried the accomplice.
"I simply can't do it," answered
the first; "that house reminds me too
much of home." Philadelphia Telegraph.
PITTING HIM TO TJIK TEST.
TRY SOME OF THIS
Tlll i: "PIJEPAKKDNKSS.'
Why Do You
Call
Main 20
German Chancellor von Bethmann
Hollweg is of course right in saying
that "if outside forces should threat
en us. Germany must stand ready
with her last man " But as an argu
ment for the government's mad mili
tary bills, for larger levies, for fresh
taxation atyl for a forced contribu
tion of a mediaeval rigor, the truism
fails.
No power on earth, no combination
of powers, will seriously "threaten,"
much less attack, a compact nation,
the finest war material and a fight
ing strength of 4.000,000 men. But
if the purpose of the German gov
ernment is less to repel threats than
to make them, in the interest of ts
Austrian ally, against the Triple En
tente and the new Balkan alliance,
Germany must stand ready not only
with every man but with all her re
sources. Tt Is a poor way to prepare for war
to exhaust a country by deliberately
bleeding it white with taxation; to
curtail production by drawing almost
a million of its strongest men from
daily toil; to foment public anger by
unreasonable exactions. If the Ger
man people could get possession of
their own government they would
undoubtedly make short work of the
folly of their autocratic rulers. New
York World.
Bianclalli, the strong man, was In
the zenith of his career. Kveryw here
he appeared fresh triumphs await -d
him. He was "doing" the Midlands,
and Incidentally found himself In a
first class compartment seated op
posite a thin, reedy little wretch with
side whiskers.
Blancialll smirked, knowingly.
"Dear, dear! Recognized again. Get
tin' quite a celebrity, I am," he mur
mured, as the little wretch leaned
forward and tapped him deferential
ly on the knee.
"Excuse me, sir, but are you not
Biancialli, the strong man?"
Bianclalli admitted the soft im
peachment. "Is It true that you can lift two and,
a half tons in harness?"
"You can hold two men at arm's
length?"
"I can." '
"And put up 500 pounds with one
arm ?"
"Yes."
"And 700 with two?"
"Yes."
"Then." concluded the little wretch
with side-whiskers, "would you kind
ly raise the carriage window for me?"
Toronto Star.
i? (1
GICTTIXG IMLIY JXTERKSTF.I).
"The boy is all right," said the doc
tor, "but you want to talk to him
and arouse his ambition. Promise
him that you will take him some
where when he recovers sufficiently
to go out. Talk to him about playing
hockey with the fellows. There are
lots of ways In which you can in
terest him."
"Come. Billy, cheer up. Wouldn't
you like to go out and elide on the
ice with the other kids?"
A faint smile stole over the boy's
face, but that was all.
"Wait a minute, doc I'll rouse
him," interrupted the kld'n father.
"Look here. Bill, how would you like
to go out and steal the milk bottles
off the neighbors' porchen, drink the
milk, and then smash the bottles In
the street so that the automobile tires
will explode?"
The child sat up and asked for his
trousers. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Have Your House
Wired for
Electricity
It's cheaper, safer, far more
pleasing and saves much un
necessary eye-strain.
At the present rate for light
ing you get one kilowatt more
for $1.00 than was formerly
given for J 1.50.
By using the new wire-type
MAZDA lamp you get three
times more light than from the
ordinary lamp and your light
Is as bright and clear as day
light. This new MAZDA can
be used on ordinary drops and
cords without breaking.
SAVE YOUR EYES, SAVE
TOUR HOUSE, SAVE MONEY,
BE COMFORTABLE.
Electric and gaa supplies, elec
tric light wiring, bell wiring, gas
piping, motors and dynamos.
SEE
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831 Main St Phone Main 139.
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Hiit letters ot the alphabet?
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Hecauso you couldn't have lieef or
Pork without them!
WHY HK RIMI'IiY COIXDN'T.
It was midnight when the burglar
entered the house, according to a
ftory recently told by Secretary of
the Navy Daniels, and though he
tried to tep Hoftly every atep of the
stairway deemed to creak.
Suddenly there came a sound from
one of the rooms above. The burglar
Instantly stopped. Then a voice was
beard:
"John," yelped, "what did I tell
you. about coming Into this house
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wilh
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We Carry a Complete Line of
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Knife and Fork!
You Will Be Pleased With the
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If it Were Not So,
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Are no more eeaentlal to good
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Our prescription department
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years of siiocessful experience, us of only lst of materials, eUrel
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HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING
165 POUNDS
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dub.
Monday Evening,
April 21, 1913
At Oregon Theatre, Pendleton,
Oregon,
JACK PARRES
Saginaw, Michigan,
VS.
JACK DUARTE
Contender tor Pacific Connt Title
Dudley i:ana, Ilcferco
20 UOUXDS 20
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0:15 P. M.
Kcscrvcd Seat $1.50; rtatooa,
h, K E3T. .-. , ft
4
: if'''
4 $1.00; Gallery, 75c; Itoie aad
Ringside $2.00.
Advance Peat Sale,. WEIiCH'B
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- ESTABLISHED 1882
OLDEST AND LARGEST
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OUTSIDE OF PORTLAND
RESOURCES $2,500,000.00;