East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 21, 1914, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TMKl'3 EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OKEQONTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1914. It is Just Rdcnf. To ftiire tehhs Our altrustlo nature impel love for the loolng Infant And at the same tlxna theaublsctof fffJTTTfft motherhood li ever before us. To know what to do that will add to the physical comfort of expectant motherhood la a ub Jeet that hai Inter estsd most women of all time One of -W the real helpful abdominal application sold In moat drug store under the name of "Mother's Friend." We have, known ao many grand mothers, who In their younger day relied upon this remedy, and who recom mend It to their own daughters that it certainly must be what its name Indi cates. They have used, it for Its direct Influence upon the muscles, cords, liga ments and tendons as it alms to afford relief from the strain and pain so often unnecessarily severe during the period of expectancy. . A little book mailed by Brad field Regu lator Co., SOS Lamar Bldg., Atlanta. Oft., refers to many thing that women like to read about. It refer not only to the relief from muscle strain due to their expansion but also to nausea, morning sickness, caking Ot breast nd many ather distresses. ... . -. RESOLUTION DEBATE BRINGS IT SPIRIT OF M ill CAPITAL SUPPRESSED EXCITEMENT AND GRAVE TENSION ARE CHAR-ACTERISTICS. Democrat Cheer President's Mcwage at Joint Sewdon Orders Are Sent Army anO Navy Many HopublU-ans Silent-progrcHKlveti . Pledge Sup rt to Preridrnt. ATLANTIC LIKER COLLIDES WITH ICE-BER6 AT SEA NEW YORK, April 20. That the Atlantic liner California collided with an iceberg off the New Found land banks Thursday was learned by rireless today. The bow was crush ed and the plates ripped, but the cap tain didn't ask for aid. SHIPPING ORDERED OUT OP MEXICAN WATERS WASHINGTON. April 20. In ac cordance with instruction from Presi dent Wilson the state and navy de nartments orderea American mer chant shipping out of Mexican waters, HEADISTUFFED UP? 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As he read his message the applause came largely from . the democratic side, many republicans remaining con spicuously silent. It presaged on, op position to the presidents request, which was not long In making Its ap pearance. Speeches in the house and opposi tion in the senate committee on for eign relations showed that the pros pect of passing immedltely the Joint resolution approving the president's course was by no means as bright as it had seemed. President Wilson had pointed out that under precedent he did not need the authority of congress to act, but merely sought their counsel, advice and approval "In a matter possibly of so grave consequence." Orders Go to Army and Navy. While congress deliberated and Majority Leador Underwood ' urged prompt uctlon. so that if American force were fired on they would be free to act, the executive branch of the government issued orders to the army and navy with systematic reg ularlty. The army was cautioned to be on the alert and active preparations to use the militia a volunteer forces In case of further emergencies were be gun. The warships of the navy were ordered to concentrate on Tamplco and Vera Cruz as their first objective point. Many Republican Silent. The president's strongly phrased expression of his determination to se cure approval for I no use of armed forces "In such ways and to such ex tent as may be necessary to obtain from General Huerta and hi adher ent the fullest recognition of the rights and dignity of the United States" was received with a burst of enthusiasm, but again many republl cans were silent. As the president left the . house chamber he chatted with house and senate leaders nbout the steps he had In mind. He did not think it neces sary as yet to ask for an appropriation but already such a measure had been Introduced in the senate. Secretary Bryan stayed at the Cap itol to discus with members of. the house committee on foreign affairs the phraseology of the Joint resolu tion approving the president's course In using the army nnd navy. The senate In the meantime passed the house bill, providing for the or ganizing of the mllltla as volunteers on authority of the president but the resolution was held up on a motion to reconsider by Senator Reed. Consideration of the Joint resolu tion to carry out the president's pur pose of enforcing the demand on Hu erta occupied the attention of the two congressional committees In charge of foreign affairs, and t'ie bill soon wTna reported to the house, but held up In the senate committee to await the ac tion of the other body. ProgreHlve Pledge Support. Representative Pou of North Caro lina, a democrat, supported the rule, declaring "the time has come to put an end to these outrages In Mexico." Progressive support for the resolution was pledged by Progressive Leader Murdock. "This resolution needs one thing more 'than anything else' he said. "That Is the unanimous vote of the congress of the United States. When my country's dignity is in ques tion I have but one ruin. That Is: Follow the flag. This resolution will do one thing that should be done. It will send around the world the word that our flag must bo respected. I am tired of 'watchful waiting.' " A cheer from the democrat greet ed Murdock' speech. Lenroot, re publican, favored the resolution, say ing that Its passage was the "best means of preventing war In Mexico." Republcan Leader Mann spoke vigor ously against the president's policy. "If the Incident which the prel dent has related to us had occurred with England, Germany, France or any other great nation," he said, "we would not have such a resolution pending here now. But we think that because Mexico is weak we have the moral right to declare war against her with high hopes of success. I would not declare war against Mexico for something for which I would not de clare war against England or France." Mr. Mann said the president was "issuing orders" to congress. "This is a declaration of war," he Bald. "This Is a declaration that the U. S. Is the helpful ally of the rour de rolls crew In northern Mexico who are murdering men and outraging wo men." i , He insisted that It was purely t case of personal resentment of the nrPHl.lPiit because he did not like Huerta. "I don't condone the methods by which Huerta secured the high posi tion h now holds." continued the leader, "nor do I believe In a declar atlon of war against him because WII son does not happen to like him. "We owe more than a salute from Hiiortn to the flag. We owe It to make the flag stand for right and Jus ttce and peace." Underwood Speaks. Representative Underwood closed the debate In support of the rule. As he took the floor the democrats cheer ed. "This resolution," he said, "may mean war. It may mean peace. Let us hope that the ultimate result of the passage of the resolution will be peace and good order and the estao tiahmpnt of friendshiD between the two governments." Representative McDonald, of Mich lgan, progressive, supported the res olutlon as a step to prevent war. Representative .Kent, Independent. California, expressing regret that he could not agree with the president. said the resolution was a "declaration of war" and asserted that by passing It congress would "condemn to death many of our citizens In Mexico. Rep resentatlve Kahn of California, also opposed the resolution, asserting that It meant useless war. "I have always believed." said Rep resentatlve Madden of Illinois, "that nothing less than a nation could pro voke another nation to war. But her we are asked to declare war against the Individual, Huerta. We have no cause four war. I would go as far as any man to preserve the honor of the nation, but I am not prepared to Jus tlfy war for any such trivial cause as this. OpiMMltlon Is Varied. Opposition developed along many different lines. Some wanted to glv the president authority to deal with the whole Mexican problem; others objected to Individualizing Huerta in the resolution, while others- thought the use of the word "Justified" in ref' erence to the president's course might commit them Into an expression of approval of other phases of the Mex lean question. Acting Chairman Shlvely and Sena tor Swanson of the senate committee on foreign relations, went to the White House at 6 o'clock for a con ference about the text of the resolu tlnn while the house debated It. Mann Ask Two Honrs. When Flood asked unanimous con sent that the resolution and report be read. Leader Mann reserved the right to the present consideration of the resolution and demanded an ex planatlon. Chairman Flood said he was prepared to allow half an hour' debate on the resolution on each side of the' house. Representative Man asserted the minority needed tw hours' debate. "The president ha advised us of conditions," Underwood said. "Wi would not Insist on putting this reso lutlon through at this time If this were not a matter of paramount im- FARMER'S WIFE TOO ILLTO WORK A Weak, Nervous Suffere- Restored to Health by Ly dia EL Pinkham's Veg etable Compound. Kasoto. Minn. "I am elad to say that Lydia E. Finkbam Vegetable Compound has dona more for me than anything else, and I had the best physi cian here. 1 was so weak and nervous that I coti Id not do my work and Buf fered with pains low down in my right! side tor a year or more. I took Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vege table Compound, and now I fed like a different person. I believe there to nothing like Lydia E. 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