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rGZ reus - T'' i . "-"-:r ."!;f3. e.f-:: h i i ; f r . h to ( n .; i 1 4. PREVENTION IS EETTER THAN DAMAGE SUITS A .1 i 3 i 01 ? f. i cfnr.n r ::t t:. H t-a4. lr-.4. (Wat Jewaa ". Oreg'sv i.i rig at !-.. rr.orr.jor it the Mam rtreet mmx rrs-t. V .CTOSMf.jf of tr.e O.-W . R. L -V 'vir. f r & train . ren it treats 4 rr.t train at a street cro-ir.jr. if leave the car rtar.d.r.z it th edge or half v acroM the .iJewalk? Th question is prompted b. a near-accident yerterdar Hirry Tha' L- headed for the I: u.Mrd to he that a rr.rr.an could a:ay find a if r.t cr.m,'r.(f ir.j I -.in t-J -jt M l u ;ace is :n out here. 7S AM K ENTERTAIN rta A freight train had been brok- r m -!T: Ci ... i .,'en and the head er.d moved up i h u i im so that the rear car was not 1; T.V.r.B:::::::: lS quite dear of the dik. a I? :T-V' .:1rdenr;an. walking to his of. ? t ts 'tw i k, fice. w as barred at the cros- wmM , ,.F it '! j v. .r,jr by the mornir pa.enger rVn,::: iJ trains it m pulling out He halted K-rr.e ten feet from the moving train, not noticing that he as standing in the middle of the track upon which the broken freight wa,. Before the panger train had clear PftOKAItlj; 1 AfAVtT. Tin; ffjf.v. i Trtirr.j-hM r.f !n i.Vri- J-r 'r-.m th ..! 4 M .rr.W M rt th In Tt 4' 11 thva Ht'i la MJ nJ fr!rn worth T'.': rr. r : r- t r th:!s to AM a!h U thtti b4 traur- !rw urrto'.d ed the street, the engine of the freight train started to back and connect the two section. The noise of the passenger train prevented the pedestrian from hearing the freight train start and he did not notice it until it was scarcely six inches from his shoulder. Only a ciuick lean saved him. A worn- 4 mirth. v ume irceu iuii uuhii. anu mere was no trainman at hand to sound a warning. It was negli- gence and carelessness of the (kind that breeds damage suit. Damage suits constitute one .of the ever-rjresent dangers a railroad com pany. Many are brought in justice ana many witnout, but. in ! just or unjust, they are not wel- i Hr k l.tt f.r-n tjil J.iht.: i H.ii Hir.ir.'.nJ t'!d 't v' S; ! '.rii ojrt :.. r.. j; I Hf to i::--r! t D'l of"' kp.r;f -rU)rlr.f; afr it. j SPAIK - -1 t' 'f c iTm -j f Ti? fK t;.r. f - f h: h-r. hrrn irj'l '.r.'U H i '..i t)4 ar.4; 'jit- h r-.-h ! !f ao . :. .-1 . r(.r j. r'-'": un j :.l "Sv I 4r.t -o'lr f tif frk' jf.n f"t rnv . "Whv. . a .n't 'f.t.' fc QVUTi PtXU i T !.; !ni'b; r3t in t. ! ir ui f:et on m hB : 4 ta h .id flitd :Si' J'-r i th r. -. ; j -iJi'. u a c dM r.f card, j )ai k."' h er'-4 hm tht tvjjr n 1 rd hU n-r.mont. 'Ts roti3r I tor J-u u-H h4 th c cf d.rr:' s a ln.t-d of my commutation tKkc. " ALLOWAY 6 MILNE CURPENT THINKING 'jm . ..-- A.VD . ji si.i.in. t fef! Ur on Mi, 'Nw Tori- World tfiou-eand r.tiol ru-firm -!'. t. mm t r.-i)t::i p;lru f..r war .-n. ttndr rro4ra r-r-JItloM. ', r..nJ:t. ns overt u.r. ail i.--r.-n'.; :rju Tv :1 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Wish to announce the opening of their ELECTRICAL SUPPLY HOUSE at 118 West Court Street We are in a position to take care of any and all your elec trical needs promptly. House wiring and electrical repairing satisfaction guaranteed. An up-to-date stock carried of electrical fixtures, sup plies, lamps and heating appliances. z 1 SUiV it ;n't tM n:.tt' b- "rt h:. '!' r. m f 1"--t.-.tr.(t t" tah a im -t!J l"m n!f antkitln !it!l"" '"!Ml..r4 T'U!n rr. M'.r rt! thr p.wt thaa that of t-osmr-il hir.e! Ttr thfiuand-thr'jtd tcwl? thrllia ar.d thrilla Whn In th brW! thy rtul lir.c t-aj!Cr ir Hail. fmfjj nt th cl'.d. th:1 a ;. that in it hard; of the confronting rirflMi the planet like the arnile of day! Frdmard WUbur Maaon. it UkeJr. k fnn..i tt.lre hai.r-er.ed to fh.n mornlr.c " Uan th man '.n iwevi told l,f.K-w:.i'J'd t'rle ' Irtd lu.-nerMdv mop to Katen ti r,n- ,f your arTJl'," 1twiuird the oth. fT rsi Mn ?'r h i hat. ix.siitKrr.. ra.np at J-ekkIil t ?'r inAro'-ti'.n In a day ..f tw:t lm-a 4'" 1. l'T.i ereat aroaj l.ne Pir.e -;a:n .r Fiehknt Pta!r.s ar- ne. (ejiry. A ltd when ktnblti'.iw tuard r.rren. ta;k of t-arir.r up thSr dan Ing ntr w that dinicng trn h in the r;iar msy rep:. iai mte drill eiolutiona. a tour t-f dul' m camp Will tr.-:ide more t;de at4 pickaxe work than marcvilris. Th pomp and nole of war. the t r;Utr. the showy uniform, the h .e 'hskr and tia-Mm. the mania) nin- !c. pipe-flawed handa and bunvthe-l ' h'i f.utrerneritu vlslMe at a mile, are : ail outdated With blackened metsl t and d:rt-colord uniform)! nuMiem f militiamen aw toil like iain handa in the tranche and l-arn th I tri' ka of f oncalmenl from ecou'irs? PRICES REASON ABLE. 118 W. Court St. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Phone 636 TILLMAN SPEAKS FOR EXPANSION OF NAVY track 5! rmle. north of Bend were i BURGLARS AT WASCO waehed ouL I k .n. paswnKer train bound fur Bend had Juet paxd over a ec- ESCAPE IN THE DARK WASCO, Ore.. Aug. t Durglur of ajbmannea and faet truiem. want thoae craer fatt. o that t! thla city at an early hour but iecured I nothing of value nave a few knlve National Magazine for Jane. come to the comnanv. Preven- , - - r - - - j shown in the incident yesterday POLAND, THE DESOLATED : an i always shown in leav- jing cars standing squarely up HE plight of Belgium.; to the sidewalks, may save the Vi forced to martyr herself 'company some of its profits. to preserve her honor. I has stirred the world to a sym- "HAPPY CANYON" pathy never before seen. The . L t, . little kingdom deserved all that fT 1 announcement that has been given her and more. '.PP 13 to b but what of that other -ufferer ! . reincarnated this year is of the war. Poland ? I a ' co71e one to townspeople A battleground almost from ml 0 th.e man Pple who the moment that the czar and j anre Pnn.ng to be present dur kais,r came to blows in a war.! ?t"? Jh tTl the outcome of which could I . entertainment staged last jitrttr oy me commercial asso- '!"lljtl.. Or. nr4V.ll:M'.irtiA irlrv an ciiiiiu.Tia.-.LJ1 ruin and devastation. Indus-;.. caught the fancy of tries have been closed, villages! (h '"oxl. Completing a .llrv.J arri.,1tt, T,aJu' ",""Jn lyzed and the inhabitants forc ed to fly from point to point without any hope of escape. Biy Sunday, jack-in-the-The Poles have been suffer- box evangelist, attacked the jng for generations. They have theory of evolution before an wen their nation lose its iden-1 exposition audience at San my ana meir own noenies: Francisco the other dav. "I up. and If they have to run away they tan run fart enough to escape. I want to aee gun on thoe crji.w-r aa good as there are anwhere. I airmen overhead i wnl "ur l" Hvv labor. A., r.ot len the el-!81"1 i" hrd " ,h "f "' i... rei.Ma t1 th. men Volhlnr dliM. " ln' "' " . r..-, ... ,,on of track detrtroyed. and then th want to ae a navy that it g.wl . , ' ' ' 1 enouxh to handle any that may fr,s , . . . , , v , . . , . I'jrtner progretw and recked brought ga nst u. I favor p enty Repc.ru are that fenten and out-! and "m Jewelry. Two caah. regta- buildinvii r. it.ni -. T......n iter containlna 120 In rnln wer. not they chat any enemy they can i-mtcii'w.., A . ' ninleat.il ' , "Ui that principal damage a to the moietita. railroad company' property. j Marshal Meyert interrupted th Paxton i a mdint;. It ha a popu-1 trio and gave chaae. but owing to lauon of about Jo perwjni. the darknraa the men made their e- J cp. i they wouldn't even pay 'ou a rompll-; more to make tne aervice popular, I'mmimm ic. wr woiu quuia " ment onlewji you give them a receipt; than making It practical There If a a polky of naval expansion. Vnitel fltr ! beginning in the proviaion of -t true Statet Senator Ben R. Tillman, or Moet thin can la. overdone. For! rational defence when citizen tol-j South rarolina. chairman of the ten u.,..,,. too tr.am- ai.wiizr xw. I A -m are impatient of fust and ate naval affaire committee, la vimt- HMKHCS.SI'IKITIAL AI- VISOR fOIXf; IXjr I.AST C.UX OX (X)M)KMXI.I the apatite. The wind la trr,perrt to fentherji and anxif.ua to get don to Ing the Puget Sound navy yard at. the fhftrn the dogged ork that tel'.t. TAKING GUN FROM STANDARD OIL GUARD Bremerton to Jtudy at firnt hand the' defence needa of the Pacific coa.t ! Before leaving for the navy ard he ( announced himself aw favoring pile-! i fiuate naval statif.ns to handle th" I Paoific fieet. ' mean but little to her people, Poland is today a I Round-up what the dessert is ito a well prepared dinner. curtailed. They have fought and bled while they were be ing persecuted and oppressed and now, without having any voice in the matter, they are seeing their lands trampled don t believe my great-great-granddaddy hung on a limb by his tail and shied cocoanuts at some other fellow." After watching him perch on a table ana ny oncKoats at various back to a desolated wilderness and r.pr.r.ip. the audi. and themselves subjected to all ! ence could well be excused for of the horrors that attend mod-! remaining unconvinced, em warfare. It is the crown- ing tragedy of a tragic history. On the anniversary of their Belgium's plight calls for j declaration of war against sympathy. Poland's plight j Germany, the Knglish took in- odgeBrdther5 MOTOR CAR You will find in the Dodge Brothers Motor Car many features scarcely to be ex pected at so moderate a price The wheellax lit In'bea The price of the cms fmplerte m 1711 ff . t IXolt t Pendleton Auto Co. Phone 541 812 Johnson Street m JANE ADDAMS DENIES ! SHE HAD PEACE PLAN; Jane Ad-. 1 up whfn J I er'x hofrei arned of g Washing-: at "re:u- 1 - ' ,. r '. y ' , I ' ' - , " . ' v - I I , ' - , ' J : " :x , - ' ' f-e, I ! hi ! I 4,- - III ! a L . - - I CUB'A'IO, Aug. 5 Miw Jane Ad- 1 danw wax much wrought up when : ihe returned from her mother in Streetervllle, 111., and learne i pubi.shed dbpati hes from ton roriferriing a report that ; dent Wi!on had turned down her , peri, e l;'n for the termination of i ihe war. Tlie dispatches had quote I ; William Keichert of Chicago, rue ; president of the Teuton Sons of Am ,ri'a. to the effect that Mis Ad ' ilarii' pea... ,l;,n hail not been au- tliorijsefl by the belli(;erentH and th'.t I the president declined to f-on'i'ler ! the proposal. j '-That ia not true." ald Min. Ai j dariu. "Whfj 1 thla IJeichert. anv way? 1 never heard of him before. He certainly ha been misinforme 1. 1 i for I have not submitted any peace, 1 plan to President Wilson. It iri true '! that I called on him. but no ,.ea"e j proposal were diHcuwed. A com-j ! roittee of the Woman's Peace O'trtvj now in formulating a peace plan; 1 which the organization will take up 1 later." I I TRACK AND BRIDGES OF O.-W. WASHED OUT 1 j THE DAI.I.KS. ore., Aug. 5 I'll k ' iriK hi way cautioiihiy acron a rail- road trestle, shattered by a landslide ' following a cloudburst, a member of i an O.-W. K. X. etranded train crew 1 made his wav to the telegraph station 'and telegraphed here for help. I Following receipt of the mewwge a i wrei-ker with a crew of ".u men j picked up at Coyote was sent to the I scene of the trouble, j Though details are meaner here. re. , ports are that no one was hurt, though a paxsenger train was derailed, and I two bridges and a number of miles of I Joint O.-W. K. & S. and Oregon Trunk I yy K i fuMEa CASH1M. Vacation Journeys AT LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES vi UNION PACIflC 1 The picture ehowg Father f'asinn. prison chaplain at Sing Sing, 1'artlng on his last call on Lieutenant Charles Becker, who was electrocut ed on July 30. TO NORTH EEACH "Where ..., ,, a :retze H ' i'l miles of smooth, white Ix.s.-It; a sere of interesting h.a' l i mns; many excellent hotels :.ti.f res..rts; everything necesr f.n sciishore outings. For re.il r.-t and recreation go !,. N'ortb Heach Six Months Ticket I5..V WALLOWA LAKE PARK One of the Pacific W'oittm.st v Hcauty Spots; in the h-art ,f t.h Powder Itiver Mountains (Hit door life at Its best - huntine. fishing. hoiitliiK. swimming, mountain climbing and less stren uous recreations. K:it. sleep, live In the open. Kound-Trlp Tickets on sale daily to August 31: final return limit. Septem ber 10. mir, .ST.2.V CIRCLE TOURS OF THE EAST ItrltiHh Vcevwd Sunk. LONDON. Aug 5. The lltllisli steamer Coatello was submarined and sunk. One member of the crew was drowned when the ship was destroy ed. Others were rescued ami ii.ua..: .'iii-ene Klnkead. former member of ihe house of representatives in Washington and now sheriff of Hud .01 county. N. J.. who put rtown tne rlo's at the Ctandard Oil Plants near Ka otitis. Is shown here arresting a gui.rd end taking his gun from him The sheriff has arrested more than ,non(J KfH ,Upp,mrA 100 guards, some of wnom nan ui.u Into crowds of strikers when the con Learning there were still a num ber of guar. Is housed In the TMewa-l ter plant, he took several policemen1 and demanded of the plant's tlme- keeper, John Hammond, the names and Identity of the guards. Ham-! to refuse, hut! KinkeaI promptly whipped out his off; 1 1 ditlons at the plant seemed danger- revolver and threatened to blow ous Hut he did far more than that . the timekeeper' head, whereupon He arrested Hugh H. Mara, city com mlsaloncr of liayonne, on the charge r.f Inciting riot, and several other of ficials whose conduct he dlfln't like. When he arrested ninety-nine guards Wednesday, July .7. he (lid It like sn old-time western sheriff In the bad lands. Hammond furnished Ihe lists of names and somewhat reluctantly In dicated the men who were on It.' There were ninety-nine of them end! Klnkead dlrectd thm to be taken to1 the, county Jail, where the thirty-one guards he captured Hurulay are Im-' prisoned. ' OREGON'S SCHOOL FOR OREGON'S TEACHERS OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL MONMOUTH, OREGON PURPOSE: The training of teachers for profession al work. FACULTY: Every member professionally trained. DEPARTMENTS: For fitting elementary teachers for city and rural schools. COURSES: Professional, Supervisors, Rural, Pri mary. ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS: Completion of two year high school or its equivalent. GRADUATION: Completion of Elementary or Standard Courses leads to State Certificates without examination. 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