East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 27, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. FENDI.ETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1915. EIGHT PAGES will give ample satist'ac u is a reasonaujo atu- 1 lM'l i CM'I.VT Fekilatinl M' STATER. I mi .1 . . 1U '.I ml )i-tr,l tt'j at AN I I il.iMl!N(J urn. mi Kiit.Vi t pll. uracil, aa " ''t-'l aipbo t'l.tuiiT filler 0 l'r,.,i A M IMI ): ,f : !. at I " i 1 .asa utad matter Itni aVrafna s (I P ! (Ml!! ; 11 if! fa s it:ks itni, I'orr.aod. thoy turn. tudo. reduction As to the facts in the easo rates will there seems uouot and tile i-ntish censorship is coming in lor some still cntkism lor iu action in preventing tne trutn troni being made known, 'ihe .New ork World. paid. In other words which is very strong antago of water t j patrons nistic to the Germans, recently i' . I'-TTlsntL Oregon. UN I U.K. A 1 CM'-aco Hiifii. I Surlt Hul'dtni w aatunti.-n j- l, Purrau 501. Four am ttmU S Mi. 8l'liM'im-rii miKS :v a i i Ki nr tar, ht maU IS 00 'i month. M mali ......... thr nwntria. bt ma!!..... nn u).Ti;ti bT caii nf imi, carrlir mun ; ttv br ra-rir .... Ihrp w.rh. br carrtfr... :h. hi carrier in yr br mall . . . ! w x m.ioiha. bT mall. Mal WerkiT f, r anntbe. tj mall 41 , llM Iwiijr. Imv.y l i T Mm I tv, is a di.-tinct success. The city saves $7000 a year in pumping charges and this saving to gether with the made in insurance more than offset the annual in terest on the water bonds, i Under the new system people ;are allowed' 25 per cent more .water at the same price thev formerly the cost has been reduced. isaid editorially i The growth of the city andj "In holding up news des the establishment of several patches relating to the sinking , parks requiring much water of the Arabic the British cen ; has increased the consumption : sorship was fitrain cuiltv of gross stupidity. The United i a not .Ml " "CI ns 1 s; 1 Ml States government and the of water in Pendheton. But this is a wholesome condition. a uau one. n in ume people 01 tnis country were through this civic growth the: anxiously awaiting full details supply from Thorn Hollow ; of the German attack on the rroves unequal to local de- passenger ship in which Amer mands the condition will beican lives were lost. The oc complimentary to Pendleton jcasion demanded that all the and will be no reflection on the ' information available be for water system. But when that ! warded without loss of. time wnr thf. oukwu it).mk time comes it will be easy to j For the British censor to block- I. Just thf joy the little earth u"rf livin' In can hold Then obtain more good water and ade the cables and delay mes- uie oia pumping piam win sages in tne circumstances was never be revived. The pipe! in keeping with his previous are heaped promise cf And When the turns plenty the the past. the dreams that lilVsi the dreamer are coming tre at last. II. the toiler tells his, trou ble a long- and !a-n awnj ulsht; The brother of the morning a citizen of lipM; line mav be pvtendprl tn ttiAlf-nnrlni-t anA ,,-no fk.-, - - . . . . . vv, . , . . ...... v (1 1 1 VI a.T L 1 1 C 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 H- " X,h,.",,1 1 ChaPlish wrings, owned by the excusable on that account. - Hn,Uhe haneM ,hlWS OJ. q a ten?e gityation such fl? existed following the torpedo ing of the Arabic the American people had an immediate right to a full and free report. All the circumstances attending the affair had a vital relation to the attitude of the United States at a critical juncture. Whether the Arabic was sunk without warning or was con voyed by British warships, as other vessels recently have teen, affected the case materi ally. This was the worst of all times for the British censor to intrude. There has been far too much of this sort of British offici ousness in supervising the news for the use of the Ameri can press and the American public, and in this instance it was without warrant or ex cuse." If the British censors persist in such tactics it will be impos sible for Americans to rely on English sources for 'informa- overoast With the shadow t a srrov where the dreams come true at last. F. L Sttcton. T . : 1 1 , at v l p .1 . v. uiauua in tne ne mi oi uk Blue mountains above Bing- ;ham, and an immense supply thereby be obtained. I Local people have no reason to worry over the gravity wa- ter system. Thev have many reasons in fppl nnnnH nf ir It - - - - - is the best improvement ever ! secured by the tity and to a Aea joy comes home, to dwell ; considerable extent is respon- ini nun. . Sky IS T.cih n fnr monv nam knmou ki. ing built here. All who denounce the grav ity system are not dishonest or insincere. A certain number of people have always felt it was needless and that the old pumping plant was good en ough. But such people never constituted the organized op position to the system. The fight was organized and di rected by parties with a selfish interest at rtake. The ideirtity of that eppositifm is well known and the reason for the fight has been made clear many times. But why shouid this war- The WHY DO THEY FIGHT PENDLETON? rf OR some reason efforts T are underway here to in jure Pendleton by slurr ing the gravity water system and as in the past those en gaged in this business use fair means or fouL The gravity system has not proven a failurt and those who try to create such an impres-1 f iire be continued now? UMATILLA COUNTY OPALS ML iniitiwitwi?nwitmm'H(!i illiiUtttLlt3U(llliniijiiiti MmmMMnMHTIipifltm.MiiiH ...iiiHmimhiiu.MU.ttimtUuiMiuliiUiHiiUuiiiU r. SOON BE. 1 IRKET IF HOPES I OF II OWNERS MATERIALIZE I'matilla county opals will soon he on the market If the confident honea oi Tilden liooth and H. R.. Mitchell or' La Grande, who discovered and arc di veloplns opal mines near llidaway Springs, tire realized. Fire opals, has exhibited here show the opals e:ther wholly or partly hidden by the hard rock. New York firms chisel the stone out and it Is then ready for sotting. j While the men are picking out the ONE LARGE BOARD SIGN milk opals and all classes and varlc-!smaU rocka tnat contaln ,he pclola ties of opals, some worth as much : stonfi ,ey are tuMng varl.coore,, Hi! Ililli Allien nft'AriAlhfletl-An.tia'.kn.l as J100 each, are being taken out and the two men are negotiat'ng with jewel dealers now. Jewelers who have seen the speci mens as they rest in Tlint-llke ro- k. have pronounced them tine types of ipals. Kxperts have passed Judff ment on them, Mr. Booth says, and as the miners are coming upon oc casional free stones, they have every reason to believe that the mine is soing to be productive. The specimens which Mr. Booth, ue. stones that are classed as valuable for j settings of the cheaper sort thene j collections contain many colored i stones about the sie of a pea or 'larger; with peculiar strips or solid colors. These In themselves are' ; maintained to be worth the digging.1 and as there1 are enough high grade i opal In the rock to make It worth j while even under preliminary devel , opment conditions, the men think they have something really of val- of Alabama, piloted In 1S64 the queer1 3 little submarine out to where lay the 13 huge Housatonlc of the t'nion fleet. Ir The torpedo was exploded aarninst the hull of the unsuspecting federal warship which sank in a few minutes. to ths' Hons of earthly conduct must sub mitted. But the Koran wis written many years ago and does not take cognisance of the changes ttii-.t the centuries hav brought about, conse quently, the Mohammedan Isle of w,a 8 perturbed by a new re'igious i The Confederate also went issue. Tho source of the trouble is boton., the phonograph. The infidel Inven-j To get the submarine under the sur Hon not vinly recites verses from the! face It was necessary to fill compart Koran, but reproduces te aor.gs ors ments with water, but that made It women. Thus the Moslem U faced! extremely difficult to bring it to the with several problems. Is it a pro- surface again. Perilous as -vas the fanation of the wwrd 0f God to hear work of those who manned her. after the Koran from a phonograph, or three crews had per'shed, a fourth may the listener expect heavenly re- volunteered Immediately to row her ward from Allah for the same? If upon that last trip which was at once men are forbidden to gaze upon the, a triumph and a disaster. siiauuw or a strange sion deal in falsehood, j gravity system i$ established Since the Thorn Hollow pro-! and will never be giver, up. .iect went into use there has not j "What is to be gained by frying been a day when the city has to discredit it? Every slur at not had from a half million to j the gravity system is a slur at several million gallons more i Pendleton. It is warfare on water than was formerly ob-ithe city and its welfare. Such tamaVle -under the old pemp-! attacks injure the city's repu ing plant. jtat'ion as a good place to live. There has not hetn a daythty tend to keep r.c5v people when the use of water forjaicav and make present resi- household or irrigation pur poses has been curtailed in the slightest. The quality of water trader the new system is inestimably better than under the old. Both strangers and local peo ple are willing to drink the wa ter now obtained. They were afraid of the old supply. The new water supply means less sickness and fewer graves. Financially the new system dents dissatisfied. Why should any local people or ary local newspaper engage in such senseless, unjust business? THE ARABIC CASE APPARENTLY there is to be no trouble between the United States and Ger many over the Arabic. Ger many has plainly stated if the facts show they were wrong And yet I hear doubting Thomases say we haven't the Ingenuity the re sources and the courage to defend our country against outside assaults: I'KAR FINES T1IK DRAIN'. woman, or to eaze at her reflection In the n,lrrir, sho-uld it not he forbidden that men listen to the voice of a strange wom an? Cpon these doubts the Koran could throw no light so resotfoe was id to the "fetwa" or religion.! deci sion. o one (leel? V Ver.ert n tho fFrnm th v. v.i. rites and laws of Islam. Accordingly ! Dr. Crile amused the greatest in ayyld Othman writes: "When thV terest among the many scientific men hox is brought to a place that does' recently when he Illustrated the ef not serve for mere pleasure, and feet of insomlnia, physical exhaustion, wnen the hearers are Mohammelans. fear and disease upon the brain colls whose conduct while they listen to of more than fiftv rabbits with which the reproduction of the Koran Is de-lhe had experimented and declared' cent . . . then It is Permitted." that each form of exhaustion produc- umtnuse, me atnnority continues. e,l rtiv the rtart hn,h in "It is forbidden. . . It Is to he the lower forms of life and humans. ipnrfti, ihni ,ha ...u. a . v. . . ... .in- urr ui me uox lenuSi The last seen of said board was at the swimming pool, hanging on the fence on top of the levee. . The sign board in question is the board that has been so conspicuous on most of the new buildings in Pendleton, It is supposed by the owners of the big board that some little boys have removed same from the grounds possibly? just for fun. BELOW IS DESCRIPTION OF BOARD BEDDOW & MILLER Pendleton's Exclusive Plumbers 126 W. Court St. Thone 202 The boy, big or little, finding and bring ing this board to our place of business on or before 2 o'clock p. m., Saturday, August 28, 1915, will receive for his trouble a re ward of $1.00 Beddow & Miller 53. c-3 S3 jlilMM that would be two-tenths of one per cent per month. The brain, the liver and other or gans of the body are connected In the kinetic chain or svstem and the Question, lloe the t,i-;U.m ..vrt i;i. '.u... -.v.,t . r, . . , . , . naimi-n :u one iiiik HI linn cil.till ine English Version SeriOUSly. . w"0 hears the Koran in this manncri modifies the entire svstem nronortlon- The rolonpl is vetino- iia ; i. ji r. .' not the voice of the man that recites time in this country. If he is.thP K-r.,n ,h. .,.,. ,. SO anxioUS for war let him g0;immanded to us by Cod. to Europe. They Will gladly! Whether ot mn he hearing of a gr'e him a gun. tioa. The next time a ship is. lrTZ ch mav AHaj sunK il win oe wen not to take To I earn a neavenir reward, the answer j iiuiur. .u. ior me ming nearu is RAILROAD IS FINED FOR OVERWORKING MEN SAX FHANCISCO, Aug. 27. After having pleaded guilty to violating the fi deral law prohibiting trainmen from working more than 16 hours a day. the Santa Fe railroad company was ately. Thus disease or exhaustion In f'ned ro for each of five different one organ of the kinetic system will offenses In this particular on trains Siiiuiunniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniinniiiiiiiiraiiiiiiinnmiiiminiiiiiiiiirmiiiiiiifiaiiiiii ! More Than 25,000 In Portland which has a splendid water supply people may irrigate their lawns only on certain days at certain hours. Yet they don't knock their town on that account. Americans may be pledged safety at sea but the safest ocean for them to travel on is the Pacific. produce a harmful effect on the brain cells which comprise the great cen tral hatery which drives that syst.'in A.i many as twenty cells in the brain may be totally destroyed pfter prolonged Insomnia, but. on the oth er hand, eight hours' sleep will ofrei SAYS LIBERTY GOES restore tne Oram cells to a normal It may yet be necessary to provide Pendleton with a mu nicipal electric plant. trange woman's voice is harmful de pends upon the attitude of the list ener is "the conclusion of the. "fet wa." To these findings a learned Aran nf Singapore takes exception. conditio! "The hearing of sounds reproduced i vm the phonograph is allowed. The T jS rARXFfilK WORTH? hearing of Koran recitations carried' with it religious merit, whether we! (From the Philadelphia l.erlnerl When rumors were flashed over between Fresno and Stockton by Fed eral Judge Doollng A fine of JluO was also Imposed on the company for failure to equip one of Its coaches with safety appliances. D odge Brothers i I MOTOR CARS Have Been Sold Since 1 January 1, 1915 1 EVERY OWNER IS TELLING HIS FRIENDS WHY 1 THIS IS FAR FROM AN ORDINARY CAR. E They are all emphasizing its steadiness, the freedom E E from gear-shiftiig. the quick get-away, the absence of vi- E bration and the l"w maintenance cost. E E The consumption of gasoline is light and the tire ex- pense is reasonable, because the size of the tires ia right E E lor the weight of the car. E E The Motor is 30-35 Horsepower E The Price f the Car Complete is ?900 f. o. b. Pendleton. E 1 Pendleton Auto Company CURRENT THINKING PHONOGRAPH AND KOKAX. I (From the Indianapolis News ) As the world progresses and ai civilixation becomes more complex the problem of conduct of difference between right and wrong, grows ever more perplexing. At least so It must seem to the 221.000,000 followers of Mohammed scattered over the world. For. to the Ismalite the Koran is the Immediate word of God; it ia the fi nal court of appeal to which qttes-j hear the irtual -voice of the. one wtio first spoke the words or the echo of the sounds " Apparently, thp net remilt of the religious difference in Java has been advert'sing for the phonograph. The popularity of the Instrument, accord ing to the Jloslem World, 4s increas ing, and tne only effect of the "fe.t va'' as been "that those who consid er themselves especially pi cm refratn from listening to phonographic reci tation of the Koran. ( X N r KI K I A T K S r IttlAH I N F. (From t"i Philadelphia lydger.) Imagine a cigar 30 feet long; and ( feet thick Jid you have a fair photo graph of a Confederate submarine that sank a big Union warship ia Charleston harbor. Thla furious craft was built In Mobile, and Cap tain Hundlej-, W'ho helped construi-t her, perished while making an exper imental trip. The submarine was propelled by eight oarsmen, and It carried only one torpedo, which it towed through the water and placed beneath Its in tended victim Three different crewi weer drowned before Lieut. Dixon the land again one day recently that Andrew Carnegie was dead, the query on everybody's, lips was: "How much money did he leave?'' Mr. Carnegie himself made the im mortal remark that It is a crime to die rich being one crime which most of tts n-IIl escape without violent ef fort. Hut how much Is Carnegie worth? Since he sold his steel works the Income from the bonds he received In payment as amounted to 1210,000. 000, Hence the laird might have spent Ji.000.ooo a year to maintain his fniKal household and have iven .away JHO.O00.000 and still have all of his erigrnal fortune intact. IF MOBS ARE CURBED BOSTON, Aug. 27. "When mobs are no longer possible ,thwn liberty is dead," was the statement of Cole Bleai, former governor of South Car- j olina. In an address before the gov ernors' conference In which he cham i pinned the southern mobs who take the law Into their own ands. Lynch ing for unmentionable crime. Ble.i declared, was a protection to civil ization. Bleaz prophesied the tlm would come when the nation would follow In South Carolina' footstep! and support" mobs who punished; criminals guilty Of hideous crimes. Good Coal and Wood. Our Rock Sprlnta coal burns clean giving you more heat and less dirt for your money. Good dry wood that doesn't boll, but buns. Also labs and kindling. Protect yourself from cold and cost -order from B. L. Burroughs, phone 6. Adv. HI5ITISH MARINE iXSl'IJANrK. (From fhe New York Post.) A statement has been given out by the Liverpool and I,on'lon war T.lsks association, through which the Brit ish government ax been furnishing I marine insurance, showing thit losses paid up to the present time amount to $4,248,685 on a total tonnage of $.192.1.". 725, or 1.18 per cent of the total value. For the entire period : I-Xa AiK 5? V. I VTES.711 let V-A Be Uie Bubbly i CAPITAL OF POLAND NOW IN HANDS OF GERMANS I M h z, tr"- rt ft f,'-m,.' ""1 ? .r T " "n bItlinitKIIIUtllllltlllllllllllllllllllltltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllliiiiiiHiillllllllllfllr. Warsaw la now under the admin istration of the Germans alnce its re- cent capture. The Ruaedana have re treated to new line which U now Lv. Athena l.:lg Lv. Athena l:l( Fare. Westoa to Athena, 15c; Weston to Adams, 50c; Athena to Adams, 25c; Weston to Pendleton, $1.00; Athena to Pendleton, 76c; Adams to Pendleton, tOc. Round tripe, if made In same day: Weston and Pendleton, f 1.50; Athena and Pendleton, 11.25. Headquarters: Weston, at Clt Drag fitore; Athena, St Nichols Ho- the Russians mar have to abandon I1': Adams, Inland Mercantile Store. i Pendleton, French Reataurant. i i at an early date. A. M. Bojdcn, Proprtrto. threatened by the Germane and which fountain javoritv introduce iouto cr new friend mm 07 'FIRST FOR THIRST" tfatjotjrfdi'orttc fountitin Aim br Uie anawe at Pioneer BoUling GTfAlSOP i! r r ft kirted turfi Work. W FiSTON'-PENDLETON AITO STAGE A. M. Weston Athena A dame A. M. Lv. Pend'n Lv, Adams Lv. Lv. Lv. Sdwaule. Goieg West. P. M. 1:04 Lv. Weston 1:00 MS Lv. Athena 1:15 1:36 Lv. Adams 1:85 Going ICast P. M. 10:00 Lv, Pend'n 4:00 10:50 Lv. Adama 4:60 At the end of te historic Lewis and Llark trad, on the Pacific Ocean, a .1 rr liej 1 5 milot torest. I I ei ITTAB Mini !- . turt washedUAIWr WAin. biiL modern hotel at 6UR11ARI III SAS1DL Fine bathing in Surf and two$35.QOO lMttatoria. Manifold musements, golf, tennis, etc Inexpensive hotel, cottage and camp accommodations, A LONG the Brand scenic Glum- bia on Ik m hit Reef Limited Trains to Portland, thence thru the picturesque "liolland of vregon and nitons to the Oceanside. STOrOYlltS on Exposition Trips via North Bank and the fast new 3 mi an mm 1UL ( I "i ire i h "Great fUrtkfT vk ?A ' ni "KarUert V J f -jV -f. Stitd for Our Vacation BtokUt $13.15 ROUND TRIP From Pendleton. Particulars of ticket agent. NORTHERN PAC RY. O.-W. R. & N. LltMSlllr L fefaaAtapr