East Oregonian : E.O., July 21, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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rnoM "sikkk.v m vn:r
Why are e throned so high and
arrayed in splendor
Jlieher than all the fields at
your feet can claim?
What is your fight; ye rugged
peaks, to the tender
Queenly promise and pride of
the mother-name?
Answered the mountains, dim in
the distance dreaming;
'"Out's are the forests that
treasure the riches of
rain;
Ours are the secret springs and
the rivulets streaming
Softly down through the mani
fold bloom of the plain.
"Vain werle the toiling of men
in the dust of the dry
land.
Vain were the plowing and
planting in waterless
fields,
S.tve for the life-giving currents
we send from the sky
land, Save for the fuit our embrace
with the storm-cloud
yields."
Madre
you are going
to the Mountains
to the Coast
or, even swimming' in
the river,
these hot days, you are going
to need
A BATHING SUIT
We have them, just what you
want and at the right price
The Alexander Dept. Store
. Save Your S & H Trading Stamps.
j sequence for the success of that meas
'ure. It is critical only of details.'
I There is agreement that the federal
reserve board should be largely ap-
pointed by the president and dominat-
O mother mountains.
Sierra, I love you!
Rightly you reign o'er the
- vale that your bounty
fills,
Kissed by the surv or with big,
bright stars above you
I murmur your holy name and
lift up mine eyes to the
hills.
Henry Van Dyke in the Cen-
tury Magazine. ,
An unusual turn to the I. W. W.
trouble came in Seattle the other day
when Mayor Cot
. Public Opinion terill ordered the
The Bet Ceiisw. Seattle Times to
cease publication
for two days or else to submit proof:
sheets 'to the mayor for censorship.
The mayor wished to suppress the
Times Jiot because it had incited I. W.
W. followers to violence but because
it had incited the sailors and soldiers
to riot by vividly playing up a speech
by Secretary Daniels. The order of
the mayor was annulled by an Injunc
tion from the superior court.
The order of the mayor was natur
ally resented by the Times. The Times
was perhaps at fault yet the mayor's
order was drastic and would have es
tablished a bad precedent
J members chosen by the board itself,
j along- with its governor, in the idea
I of admitting to the membership more
j banking experience.
There is also agreement with the
form and conditions of issue of feder
al reserve notes against rediscounted
commercial paper. But stronger pro
visions are demanded to secure the
prompt redemption of these notes and
prevent overissue.
Once it be conceded that the federal
reserve board should be dominated by
the governmental and not by the banks
but should be strong in advice from
banking experience, It can make small
difference Just how these results are
brought about.
But the second point of the commit
tee la important. As the bill now
stands, the guards against inflation
are inadequate. Federal reserve notes
can be issued freely within an arbi
trary maximum of $500,000,000 in re
discounting commercial paper. But
It Is left to the discretion of the board
what tax shall be put on the notes to
force redemption as the underlying
paper matures.
The committee advises a plan by
which the notes of each federal re
serve bank would have an Identify
ing number and no bank could issue
other than its own notes. This Is be
lieved to provide an effective automat
ic redemption, and probably It would.
Each reserve bank would thus be im-
Wishing ; rillfrft nrnmntlw tr hnma tn m.
to prevent the publication of anything demption the notes of other banks as
further that might tend to incite the j they carne in.
soldiers and sailors he could prohablyj Bu whether th or the other
have secured the desired remits by a : v,ce fee adoptedf ,t shou,d be adopt.
simple request that the Times Bhowj Mp,JcUly an(J not Jeft t0 anvbody.s
proper moderation in Hs news tonw.j,, An eastic currencv Ls de.
Ey arbitrarily ordering the paper to, bu thjs jg a currency whfoh
cease publication he went too far and cortract, as w, expan(Js. It ,s not
made resistance Inevitable. It would ja curr,nf.y whi(,h ,a, gQ out a thp
not be safe to give any mayor such Umfi may not come back
autocratic power. There would be Ghn awuranCe of prompt redemp.
grave danger of the misuse of such ti(jn of notes ag the commerda, tran.
power. j sactjon caiing them out are ended,
Public opinion Is the best censor of; ' . 1- . .
j uim v ion 1 we need not bother about fixing an ar-
the press and always win De. -o
paper can be unreliable and insincere
without paying the penalty. There is
Senator Cu nmins attacks the presi
dent because i.e is proving a real lead
er and has gotten con
"Kxivutlve gress to follow him.
Oenion.'' That is the substance of
his "executive coercion"
charge. The president has coerced
the lawmakers by convincing them the
people want tariff" revision downwards,
not upwards, and that they will not
stand for a breach of faith by the
party in power. Had President Taft
resorted to such coercive methods the
g. o. p. would still be predominant
around Washington.
During such weather as this it Is safe
to observe in as far as possible the
general rules on how to live in hot
weather. If you don't know what to
do ask your physician. It may save
a case of heat prostration.
Those buffalo will provide new
thrills for the ' Round-up spectators
this fall.
THE MONUMENT TO "O. HENRY."
(Springfield Republican.)
A monument to O. Henry is to be
erected in his native state, North
Carolina, and Dr. Archibald Hender
son of the University of North Caro
line, who started the movement, is
meeting with an encouraging response
from the literary clubs of the state
to which appeal has been made.
At an "O. Henry smoker" held
some time ago in Raleigh, at which
Walter H. Page, ambassador to Eng
land, Gellet Burgess and Richard
Duffy were among .the speakers, $300
was raised, and it is expected that the
total fund will come to $1500 a sum
which an editor would gladly pay for
another of O. Henry's stories. The
sculptor has not yet been chosen.
JOLLY OLD HAMLET.
(London Punch.)
The Daily Mail headed Its para
graph describing Sir J. Forbes-Rob-ertston's
farewell "Our Holy Hamlet,"
and wound up with the statement.
"The audience sang 'He's a jolly good
fellow.' " We believe that this Is the
first time the melancholy Dane has
been so described.
much ignorance but the public as a
whole is informed and the people de
mand accuracy from the newspapers.
They pay for truth not for fiction and
they want what they pay for. The j
best way to suppress an over yellow'
newspaper is to refrain from patron-J
izing it. Against such a censorship,
there can be no injunction.
The following editorial from the
i
New Yorlt World of July 10 is of par-j
tlcular interest here !
Sli'lild KxpniHl because of he fact '
And Contract. the currency bill is 1
now under consider
ation and the organization referred to j
has just made a visit to Portland.
The Chamber of Commerce of the j
United States is better known perhaps:
in the west than in the' East. But it!"
is an important body, representative ! -
tions and organized at a national con
ference last year called by the presi- !
Jent of the United States. Its com-!
mlttee on banking Is made up of rep
resentative business men and econo
mists East and West.
That sui'h a committee of such a
lody. after study, should give general
approval to the administration's cur
rency bill lis "a piece of constructive
lepifiation" is a fact of no small con-
j bitrary maximum of Issue. The vol
ume will then take care of itself and
never exceed the legitimate business
need
Meanwhile the Turks are going to
see if they cannot retake Adrlanople.
Somewhere the breeze U blowing.
PENDLETON DRUGGIST
DESERVES TRA1SE
The Pendleton Drug Co. deserves
praise from Pendleton people for In
troducing here the simple buckthorn
bark and glycerine mixture, known as
Adrel-l-ka. This simple German rem
edy first became famous by curing
appendicitis and H has now been dis
covered that JUST A SINGLE DOSE
relieves sour stomach, gas on the
stomach and constipation INSTANT
LY, it's quick action Is a big sur
prise to people. Adv.
THE OFFICE
Phone 299 711 MainStrett
PENDLETON, ORE.
FAMILY LIQUOR STORE
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It is not necessary for you to send
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THING that' s printed. We can sup
ply you as cheap, if not cheaper, no
matter WHAT you 'want.
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No Long Waits for Money
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