East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 10, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text--ta r,u,i: l on: DAILY EAST ORF.GOXIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TIH'HSD A Y. JUNE 10, 1915. EIGHT PAGES ! AN INM I KM'I.VT NKWSI'AI KU. i'biittid i'iit .m spmin-kij it io-iWi!son ami Brvan were identi- oiSM'T.S.iN. io.'cal but they differ as to meth--'"..m,,,,, i0lls . of . Procedure. Being M.inir i i,mi IT.-. A.i..itian ri, H second -! mall rostter. Vctepboas ON 8A1.K IN OTHKH t'lTIKS. IniMrlal liuiel Ncw Mnd, l'urtland, ttvwnan Nrn-n Co, Portland, Oregon.. ON FII.K AT Chlrtfro Hnrna. loti Necilrlt? Holldlnc. Hi(ruii i' v Until street. N. W. Liuruu &ol, t our j Kl ItSORUTlON RATES inHr. ont r.' br m.ii i.i oo t SI!!: Vhx"'Z:r".u fSJ.ernment has adopted the Bry ia;it, on mom i,. b man so j l"allj, on. rear, by carrier tin all, all mil ha, by carrier S "S iNllly, Xhrt uumtba. by currier l.W j l(l. on. monib, by carrier 6.V ttMBl.W'crkly. una yiar by mall 1 .Ml Pen. Weekly, an irnxoln. bt nail 7.1 .int-We.kljr, four months, by mall... .59, SOMMKItS OF SrXSHIXK. Folcer McKinsey. of The Ral tlmore Sun, lias this marching wnK for the "Soldier of the Sunshine:" "The captain of the morning I." on the stairs of time To leail the music makers To fi Ids of cheer and chime. He lift a stainless lily To make himself a sword A soldier of the sunshine In the liattles of the l.orii." WILSON IS THE PRESIDENT i 'HE statement by Bryan following his resignation maL-Aa it o aor Via iicq nun V.O -V l-aV-U-L 1 1 V UIOH greed not w ith the president's j purposes but with the methods ; to be employed in dealing with i Germany The distinction is of import ance because it discounts the idea that the resignation means war is imminent for this coun try. It does not necessarily mean w ar at all. It means we are not going to tolerate long debate and quibbling over a point already settled by inter national law and custom. Should Germany persist in , the sinking of passenger ships without warning thus killing more Americans we would have grounds for war but war : would not "be inevitable. We might be satisfied to discon tinue diplomatic relations with the kaiser. A declaration of war for this country rests with : congress, not with the presi dent and his cabinet. It is pos sible that even should Ger many take the wrong course we might not join with the al lies against her because of im proper war methods on the part of the allies. In other words sound objections that might be made regarding tht English blockade of Germany might offset our controversy -r ith the German government, thus keeping us from joining forces -with either sick;. Though taking a firm stand in dealing with 'Germany it is evident from all reports avail able regarding our latest note that the president is striving hard to maintain jeace: It as said he is willing lo have more complete investigation and discussion of the Lusitania' case providtd Germany gives GASOLINE THE BAROMETER OF YOUR CAR Excessive use of Gasoline proves that your car is too heavy, that its motor is inefficient and aad that it has poor bearings and poorly fitted parti. G-A-S-O-L-I-N-E ipells Friction F-R-I-C-T-I-O-N spells Wear" W-E-A-R spells Big Repair Bills The Franklin is the Most ' Efficient Car THINK IT OVER Pendleton Auto Co. Phone 54 1 812 Johnson Street a pronnse that ir.t'anw hue no more Americans are o nil anger ed by siu li nu'thoils of wart'aiv. ! Soominirlv the purposes of president the wisnes oi nson K"" bent on the country to give him support, come what may. In explaining his views to the country Bryan is doubtless within his rights but if he car ries his program to such an ex tent it appears as an effort to undermine the president or to discredit the policy the gov- an course will be resented by ., the nation. -. -it j A Mr. U llSOn IS the president ,,,1 v .y,nl,I q,1 an" "e M10UIU leau. I STEEL'S RETURN TO FLUENCE AF- i t'NEXT to sericulture, steel . ........ m fa ia LUC uaoa, uiuuou j thp nnntrv It 1 the ; first of the manufacturing in- jdustries to reflect agricultural prosperity and is the clearing house through which the sum iulating effects of that prosper jity are distributed among all .other industry , The Steel industry IS 011 its feet again. Being either prince or pauper, as .Mr. lar- j negie has said, it has been pauper for a year or so and isjsion exclusion and deportation 'now prince, its mills wereille(fis a human, r-nnstrnr-tive working at only about 40 per cent of capacity five months j qoa 1 rm era nnu- w rr L- in (T 1 V . 1 11V J 1L I1U " " vy Uill(, at 80 per cent of capacity and still gaining on the practical maximum or not over 95 per cent of theoretical capacity. The so-called war orders play only a small part in this revi val. Export business is about a fifth of the total industry, and much of that is outside the munitions demand. In spite of the trade disloca tions caused by war, we have here conclusive evidence of rapid progress in the country's recovery of a great prosperity. The wheat market of the day indicates that the seasonal campaign in crop-killing has failed, and preparations must be made to take care of a har vest which promises to exceed even that of last year. The calamity "howlers have made a great fight, but they are hope lessly surrounded, and at last accounts were ready to surren der in a body. New York World. REALLY PART OF PENDLE- TON ORTT. AVT Viaa inst vntpri to admit two suburb dis tricts to the city thus raising the population by 7000. Th action brings to light once more the fact that Pendleton's boundaries are more restricted than they shoukl be. The state hospital logically belongs within the city limits and th? Riverside district might well btr included. The inclus ion of this territory within the official "boundaries of the city would rtsult in some mutual advantage, one of them being that the ext census would come nearer showing Penult?-, ton's real population. i It strengthens a town to; show growth of population and if possible the annexation of these adjoining districts should i be brought about before the next census is taken. STIRRING THE POT. MELTING 1 1SS FRANCES A. KEL LOR is a recognized authority on the sub ject if immigration. She thinks that there is no better time than the present, when this country is relieved of the pressure of immigration, to work out a definite and com prehensive policy w ith respect to potential Americans. It is not sufficient, she thinks, merely to turn thousands of foreign born persons loose in this country to develop hap hazard; they must be control ,i ,i o 0i, v vv UiUldlCU, V iU one 1 1 (to , wnrkprl nut a nrntrrammn fni o Hnmestif nnlirv wVirh ha been distributed by the com- f : : . , jimiicc 101 niimigi iuus 111 rviu- enca. "The most important sub ject before the American na- tional government today." this isay8i the adoption of a do-1 Impair immWntinn nnl.Vv with' adequate official machinerv to carry it into effect. Our in ternational policv of admis sun-nlpmAnt for thp Tiarinnali- zation of those admitted." Every dog has his day and lower wheat prices are all the fashion just now; but it Is a long road that has no turning. Many a man goes to the cir cus today "just to oblige the children.' Oregon had a good horticul tural exhibit at San Francisco even if it did not cost much. "It is no time to boat." rock the CURRENT THINKING VAI.VE OP MOXKOE DH.TRIXK (Chicago News.) It as natural that at the Pun-Am. ericaa financial conference in Wash ington the Monroe doctrine should come in for comment and laudation. In times like the present the wisdom of the American statesmen who for mulated the policy which bears the name of President Monroe is clearly apparjit. The Monroe doctrine was alined aeainst the institution of monarchy. With absolutism in Europe gradually gicing way under the pressure of the HER QDOXi jfe4rT ' DREAMS. BETlOECN fA'fiK yoo i OH THE dt'inocrutic nioM'tucnt of the times, monarchy i'self is 110 lotmer remardi d as I he menace it was in the early davs of the republic. Hut that pctl lem offshoot of monarchy, militarism, Is a very present tin user. And the f ranters of the Monroe doctrine doubtless had militarism In mind as one of the accompaniments of mon archy greatly to be dreaded The purpose of the Monroe doctrine was to dedicate the western hemisphere to peace a well as to democracy. How well that purpose has been served history is the witness. If the warring nations of Europe had been allowed to plant colonies by force In this hemisphere during the last hun dred years the conflict now raging abroad could not have been prevented from spreading to this side of the At lantic. The presence of heavily arm ed neighbors would have forced this nation to engage feverishly In the race of competitive armaments. As it Is, even the British colony of Canada has not found large military forces a ne cessity, for It expected always to live In peace with lta American neighbor, and It depended upon the British navy to defend It from any Invasion by sea. The American continents not only must be kept free from monarchical rule, but they must likewise remain dedicated to International peace. As a means to that end, all the nations of the western hemisphere should per sist In their devotion to the principles underlying the Monroe doctrine. riSHIXG txm SIBMAIUXES. (From the Atlanta Constitution.) it has been a matter of some curi osity, growing out of Germany's sub marine warfare upon British mer chantmen, as to whether feasible use could be made of nets as a means of protection against the activities of the underset war craft. Authentic instances of the employ ment of heavy steel nets for this p'tr laise. especially for harbor protection and even in the narrow portions of the English channel wheie Brltisn transports are constantly passing to and fro. ate related by Ciptain F. H Claret of the Atlantic Transport Hue-. Minnehaha, just arrived In New York.' So thickly are these stec! nets et( In the narrows of the Ens'is-h channel that it requires a specially Instructed; pilot to carry vessels through; and one Interesting effect Is sild to have; been to compel German submarines to go all the way around I y Scotland before they can reach the r field of operations a voyage which Is natur-i ally attended with much danger. An Interesting Incident of the pro tection afforded by the steel nets which trap submarines r n nlng Into them, as ordinary nets do .'ish, is lotd by Captain Claret: "Many of the more 1mm rtant har bors are guarded by nets und traps, particularly naval bases. A few weckj .go a submarine was fjimd in one of these nets on the Firth of Forth. All on board were dead , rd amnii? the bodies were tho9e S: 'tch fisher men, who presumably were taken by the Germans to pilot the submarine through the nets, but who had sacri ficed themselves In order to destroy a vessel of the enemy. "A few wtks ago, too. a French submarine was caught 'r. a net on the Adriatic. This was the Saphlre. After trying until they were nearly ex hausted to liberate the vessel the men were compelled to a1 f.ndon H e submarine and come to the surfa.'e. hen they were caught bv the Austii ans " While undersea fighting between submarines is impossible, o vlng to In ability to see, here is a se ous enemy with which the submarine is going to yy Tito Famous 5otlmploniont JOHN DEERE to If ftl LOT TH mu jt a A jut Runs steadier, is easier on your horses, will tie good bundles binders to handle, takes up lodged grain nicely and no grain WHY THE JOHN DEERE BINDER IS Its higher wheels with wider tires reduce draft. Steel roller bearings are used in both wheels. Raising and lowering devices for both wheels are easily and quickly operated. Roller bearing shafts with self aligning boxes. All steel platform with rein forced rear sill, having rigid con nection with main frame. Butt adjuster has wide range for short or heavy grain. EXTRAS We can HODGE Bring in your 400 East Court Street, Pendleton. bnve to contend In Its future opera tions. It Is. of course, out of the ques tion to employ this methid of pro tection effectively In the open seas; the extent and depth are too great. But as appears already to have beeu demonstrated, the steel net Is effec tive In harbor protection Mid In lim iting thet opportunities for submarine maneuvers. It is within the range of possibility that the submarine tin already reached the height and extent of its effectiveness as a weapon of warfare. Students of war problem certainly will not let It rest until thty find, as they have already begun to do, meth ods of limiting, if not altogether elim Inatlng Its powers of detructivenes. THIS MA Y ENTER TAIN IlKXKVOl.KXT OLD GKNTI.EMAX. An old circus man tells this one: "The usual crowd of small boys wus gathered about the entrance of the tent in a town In Illinois. A benevo lent looking old gentleman standing nearby watched them for a few min utes with a beaming eye. Then, walking up to the ticket-taker he said, with an air of authority: "Let all these boys in and court 'em as they pass." "The gateman, thinking that tho benevolent-looking old gentleman was Indulging In a bit of philanthropy, did as requested. When the last lad had gone In he turned and announced: Twenty-four, sir.' " 'Good.' said the benevolent look ing old gentlemen as he walked away, ' thought I guessed right ' " n onnnr Pendleton's New Farm Machinery House, AFT M 11 IM mm A Outer reel support supplied on all s iea of binders. Positive action canvas tighteners. Counter-balanced Pitman wheel and protected knife head connec tion. Seat pipe Is mounted to stiffen and reinforce elevators. Heavier canvases and concave slats. All levers convenient, all adjust ments ample. The reel Is spring supported. Binder deck is of steel and with unusual capacity. get you extra parts for repairing your nrn A TDC or JOHN DEERE farm machinery, IVCrAlIw PROMPTLY, no matter what others may list and let us show you what IT WASVS HIS ItVDKXKSS. Mr. Codding was having some new window fixtures put up in her house one day, and she stood near by watching the workman. "Don't you think you have plaond those fixtures too high. She asked. The workman was a stolid German and making no reply whatever contin ued to adjust the fixtures. "Didn't you hear my question " demanded Mrs. Codding. "How date you be so rude?" ' The German gulped convulsively, and then, In the most gentle of voices replied: "I haf my mouth full of screws, and I could not speak till I swallow some!" PKOVEKUS OF THE HIGHWAY. Time waits for no m ,n, and tt would never get anywhere 'f it waited tor the women. The Place of Joy Isn't often wher you think it Is. It's wav Is to lake the whole world bysurprke. I Fortunate for all that most of the, "deep rivers to cross" aie those vo see in dreams. The world Is as bright i.s it Is su that light won't be too darling to the saints when they reach the hereafter. Trouble Is so obliging th'it we nev er really have to hunt It. It has been known to travel miles In order lo meet an old friend who seems to ue lonesome without It. Atlanta Consti tution. Don't Lot Anyone Tell You This A a 'w One. "I see the river Is out of its bed." "Yep The spring rains keep keepin' It up." Youmr Turks In IfcwtMilr. PARIS, June 10 "All Information reaching here from Constantinople,' says the Havas Agency's correspond ent at Athens, "agrees In representing the situation In the city as almost des perate. The Young Turks are in dire PURE 0L00O MAKES HEALTHY PEOPLE Hied" Sarsnpai ilia removes scrr.f'ula !ores, (mils ami oilier erup tions, because it drives out of the bloc. I ilh.. Ijtimors that cause them. 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They are only being uphelt by the Insistence and ceaseless effort of the German ambassador and Enver Pasha, the war minister. "The medical supplies In the city have been exhausted and a lack of coal has forced many flour mills and the waterworks which supply the city with drinking water to shut down." Carload of pretty Girls. CHICAGO, June . A special car load of pretty girls, beauty prise win ners, In various eastern titles, left here today for tke San Frnnclsco ex position, as the guests of newspaper In their home towns. Some Bargains in second-hand FORD CARS Kelley's Auto Repair Shop Cottonwood St., Opposite City Hall. Phone 181. WHITMAN'S THE NATIONAL SWEETS Just received a shipment of Whitman's CANDIES fresh from the factory. Whenever you want good candy call at Tallman & Go. Leading" 'DrujjUti Uobb EH SI.