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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY. MAY 4. 1915.
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(111,1 MI1IA S (JUEKTING.
(On Opoulng Celilo Canal)
Out of the Vast,
Through the long Past,
Into the Present
Come 1.
Kre the bright morn
When Man was born,
Through the tough rock
Cut I.
In the old Solitude,
- When Nature stood
' Ragged and rough.
Worked I.
Patient, alone.
Wore away the hard stone,
Making o road,
Worked I.
Cut down the Peaks.
Channeled the Creeks,
Smoothed up the Valleys,
Did I.
Now comes the Man.
Knowing my Plan,
Gladly him Welcome
Give I.
Ready to bear
To the Sea anywhere
All he can float.
Am I.
Vp-to-the-Times Magazine.
What share, if any. (if the business .
difficulties of the country is (hie to
recent changes in the tariff cannot be
determined. That the country can
lie anil thrive under the existing tar
iff is clear. Aside from its purely po
litical aspect, a reopening of the who.
! tariff question can look only toward
an increase of prices and be Justified
only by a promised Increase In wages.
Kxperience has shown that every
general reconstruction of the tariff,
whether for better or for worse,
means at least two years of doubt,
hesitation, bad business. The eternal
seesaw of tariff ups and downs costs
the country more than it would to
live quitetly, even under a bad tariff
system. Some day, perhaps, the Idea
of taking the tariff out of politics and
confiding its regulation to a commis
sion of experts w 111 be realized.
In the meantime, w h le there may
be some mistakes to rectify and some
items to be rewritten in the light of
stupendous trade changes that have
occurred, agitation for any wholesale
tariff overturning must be bad for
everybody, and for labor worst of all.
. But what of this tremendous
and terrible nation-wide desire
to retire the Wilson adminis
tration and place men of the
dear old Hanna stripe in office
once more?
If the tariff powder is to be
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:thus condemned by one of the
greatest captains with what
stuff shall the big guns be
loaded? Without the tariff as
the chief issue there can be no
full dinner pail cartoons and
without the full dinner pail
cartoons there is nothing to a
g. o. p. campaign.
Is Wilson to go unbeaten and
is the country to be denied a
president such as Mark Hanna
would choose all because there
is no fit ammunition for the 40
centimeter guns?
TOMORROW
Tf T is fitting that all along
the Columbia celebra
tions are underway today
and that great preparations
are made for the dedication of
the Celilo canal tomorrow.
Transportation issues go to
the very bottom of social wel
fare. Production is in vain if
there is no way to reach mar
kets. The cheaper transporta
tion charges 'become the better
for the producer and the con
sumer. The Columbia river will
now be the greatest transpor
tation system of the north
west. It will regulate com
merce costs along its borders
and from its edicts there will
be no appeal.
A great day is at hand for
the inland empire.
IF MUCH IS GOOD, MORE IS
BETTER
t7? HE Portland Oregonian
y asserts the midnight
resolution regarding the
Southern Pacific land grant
was a good thing because rail
road ownership of the land will
be better for the state than
would be ownership by the
government.
Then the resolution should
have been more sweeping. It
should have asked that all gov
ernment lands in Oregon be
turned over to the railroad
companies. If a little is good,
more should be better. It
makes no difference, says the
Oregonian, whether the gov
ernment or the railroad gets
the proceeds from the land.
Then it is a waste of time for
the government to administer
the forest service and manage
its desert lands. All such
lands should be turned over to
the railroads.
What a sweet world this
would be if the tories could
have their way all the time
and there were no "dema
gogues" and "anarchists" to
complain when the people were
plundered.
The open river is now at
hand but Umatilla county's
portion of the job is only start
ed. Of what use will be river
navigation if we do not have
improved roads leading to the
steamer landings?
The conviction of the labor
leader Lawson in Colorado
means nothing as to the justice
of the case. Colorado justice is
under a cloud.
are still
The submarines
plucking them off.
The weather man is trying
to help out.
a a a a
On to Celilo via Umatilla.
NEW INVENTION MAKES
SUBMARINE UNSINKABLE
BEMIDJI. Minn., May 4. Clarence
A. Blaln has Invented a submarine
which, he Insists because of suitable
air ducts, is unsinkaDle. Jie says ne
will put into use this summer on the
placid Lake Bemidji, as a means of
transportation between this city and
other summer resorts on the lake, the
first of the.se boats.
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ITHACA, X. Y-, May 4. Ellsm.
Commodore of the Cornell University
Navy probably will be selected as
stroke of the 1915 varsity crew. He
is regarded as the most powerful
oarsman ever trained at Cornell and
has been rowing during his four years
at College
QUEEN ELIZABETH LEADS IN
ATTACK ON DARDANELLES
Tl'ItKISH TOUTS ARE BEING SIB
JECTED TO RENEWED TER
RIFIC SHELLING.
ATHENS, May 4. With the super-
dreadnaught Queen Elizabeth leading
the attack, the Dardanelles forts are
r.ow being subjected to constant bom
bardment, reports reaching here in
dicated. The Turkish fortifications
are being raked by a terrific fire from
both the Aegean sea and the Gulf of
Sams, as well as from the straits.
Reports declare that every unit of
the fleet is engaged in this latest at
tempt to reduce the fortifications
Tons of lead are being poured against
the Turkish positions.
THE MOUTH IS THE PORTAL TO YOUR BODY.
IF THE MOUTH IS NOT IN A GOOD CONDITION YOU CAN NOT HOPE
TO ENJOY THE BEST OF HEALTH. YOU HAVE A RIGHT AND SHOULD DE
MAND YOUR DENTIST TO DO YOUR WORK WITHOUT PAIN. BEWARE OF
THE DENTIST WHO TELLS FUNNY STORIES AND JOLLIES YOU ALONG TRY
ING TO KEEP YOUR MIND OFF YOUR PAIN WHILE HE IS WRECKING YOUR
NERVOUS SYSTEM WITH UNTOLD PAIN.
THE PHYSICIAN OR SURGEON WOULD NOT THINK OF PUTTING THEIR
PATIENTS THROUGH SUCH TORTURES.
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OR ARSENIC.
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I CHARGE YOU NO MORE FOR PAINLESS DENTISTRY THAN OTHER DEN
TISTS CHARGE YOU FOR PAINFUL DENTISTRY.
REMEMBER YOUR MOUTH IS NOT A LABORATORY SO DO NOT EXPERIMENT.
My Prices are Right.
DR.
Examination Free
F. L. INGRAM, Dentistry
Suite 4, 5 and 6 Schmidt Bldg.
LADY ASSISTANT ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE
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PLACES HER TRUE LOVE ABOVE THE LAW
DAMPENING THE POWDER
Af AMES J. HILL is tired of
3y tariff fights and does not
' w ant to see that issue
made of prominence in the
next presidential campaign. In
8 recent address he said :
No one accustomed to read the
l(ne of the times run full to see that
determined effort will be made to
give the turlff the leading place in the
neat national campaign I refer, of
course, to an effort to secure another
fetieral revision on an ascending
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Four British warships are reported
to have resumed the bombardment of
the land forts on the Gulf of Smyrna.
But a feeble response Is being made
to their fire, according to advices
here,, and the Turks are believed to
be husbanding their ammunition In
anticipation of Important land oper
ations. Troops are being landed by
the allies at Eppesus, 35 miles south
east of Smyrna and are expected to
cooperate with the fleet in an attempt
to capture the port
A (JEW INTEREST
will be taken in your meals when the
appetite "comes back" and you are
no longer afraid of any after eating
distress. You can help Nature In
bringing about such a condition by the
use of
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I HERE'S THE LATEST FAD I
THE FRIENDSHIP LINK BRACELET I
LOS ANGELES .Cal., May 4. Ad
mitting that her love for Benjamin
H. Loveless, scion of a wealthy fam
ily In Wheaton, III. a suburb of Chi
cago was so great that she had de
fled law and convention, Miss Alice
Swanson, arreBted on telegraphic or
ders from the authorities of Rock
ford, 111, appeared In court with her
two year old son and listened to ar
guments tliut finally earned her re
lease on a habeas corpus writ. Klm
utaneoufly the police of San Francis
co hail plaieil Loveless under arrett
there. It was the climax to the d!s-
appearance of Loveless 15 years ago,
when In connection with a civil ser
vice scandal he departed for the west,
leaving his wife and two children.
"The love of a good woman super
cedes all human made law, all the
lanons of churches, and all conven
tions," said Miss Swan. "I have a
better right to bear his name than
the woman In Chicago who refused to
accompany him west for fear she
would contract tuberculosis. I met
him In a hospital In Denver where I
too
af.'e
aa suffering from
.tlon in one of my :
a tubercular
vet."
Cosy Theatre liens
"The Quest" will be the first of
the Mutual Masterpieces. It will
be here Tuesday and Wednesday,
May 11 and 12.
"The Quest' 'ia In five parts and
was the first release of these mas
ter pictures.
Remember the dates and do not
fall to see this wonderful picture.
"The Lost House" will follow up
"The Quest," being here on Thurs
day and Friday, May 13 and 14th.
"The Lost House" in five parts,
was written by Richard Harding
Davis. , .
People that have seen these two
great photo plays cannot Bpeak too
highly of them. (As advertised In
the Saturday Evening Post.)
The (1000 prize contest Is run
ning along smoothly and every
contestant Is working hard to earn
the capital prize.
ANNOUNCEMENTS AS TO THE
CONTESTANTS' STANDINGS IN
WEDNESDAYS PAPERS.
TODAY'S FltOCKAM.
Special Keystone
Hogan's Aristocratic Dream, In
two parts. A laugh from begln
Inf to end.
The Mutual Weekly Jio. 14.
Latest newa told In pictures.
President Wilson lays cornerstone;
the Giants In Action; Vice Presi
dent Marshal arrive In Frisco;
human fly thrills crowds; latest
war pictures, and other Interesting
subjects.
SATAN MCALLISTER'S HEIR,
A VERY ENJOYABLE TWO
PA FIT FEATURE, STARRING
WALTER EDWARDS.
A POPULAR fad that i3 taking the large cities and entire country
"by storm." A catchy novelty, pretty, yet inexpensive.
You start with a single Link
like this:
Then you get your father,
mother, brothers, sisters and
friends each to give you a Link
with their initials engraved on
it. Very soon you will have a
complete FRIENDSHIP LINK
BRACELET which will be a
life-long reminder of your
friends.
DIRECTIONS
The single link and the ad
ditional links as you get them
are worn on a velvet ribbon
which is tied around the wrist.
When you get enough links
(which will be from nine to
twelve) to form a complete
bracelet we will put the brace
let together for you with small
silver links which make the
bracelet complete, and a sub
stantial and permanent piece
of jewelry. There will be no
extra charge for doing this.
These Link are Sterling Silver, and the price is 25 CENTS EACH, in-
cluding engraving. Call and see them at this store. '
A WORD TO ALL SCHOOL
CHILDREN:
The Friedship Link Bracelet
would make an ideal gift for
school-mates. It would perpe
tuate school-day friendships by
linking the present with your
future. How nice to carry the
remembrance of your school
chums through life by the giv
ing or receiving of ONE LINK
in this bracelet with your or
your friends initials engraved
upon it.
To those not living in Pen
dleton and who wish to secure
a Friendship Link Bracelet,
simply enclose 25 cents in
money, money order or stamps
and we will mail you one of
these links, post-paid, by return
mail. State what letter you
wish engraved. Write your
name and address plainly. Be
the first one in your town to
have one of these bracelets
complete.
Royal M. Sawtelle
JEWELER
Pendleton, Oregon.
Established 1887
The
HALLMARK
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