East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 21, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPKi DAILY EAST WIAN. PF.XPLETOX. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1915. EIGHT PAGES The fact there br itlnillllllll in the British ministry is not nl a bad thing for that , lx NIU rnnK .. If a shift in officials our next big show IK KAI18 thing for ind make ie changes SOUND BANKING AND I Npw GOOD FAyRMJNG !1 r-nn nbiu. are c ries as to different theo- the reason i plainlv ris- Wa.i t'-I li M lli on uth AW EJ MIL. .ail country. Here is a line situation as viewed by Clews, financial critic : 'Last vear the new on American on the Henn wealth farm 9 mall by mall ... . bj mall . : g produced "as officially placed at abou 10.000.000.000. Th . l M 1 III. M NaVET Uifl List aj are ever blu. bright o Hope's clear v.ij harken. re the Peaks of ! Ma vear H will be nearer $11,000,000. 000 than ten. The five princi pal grain crops of the United States amount to not less than 5.827,000.000 bdshels, com pared with 4.943,000,000 bush els a year ago. This is an in crease of 884,000,000 bushels, a gain of tremendous import ance considering the good pri ces and the good market as sured for the surplus. Europe Peace av will need all that we can spare; Utt- Wi H lips bitter cup, i thine. h trembling bravely drain. And bow before mute Sorrow's shrine Since 'tin meted for our gain. at Just beyond, down Sunset Val- Where the stars of morning shine. We'll forget this shadow path way And sorrow's cup. once mine and thine. Augusta Wall. and i-xtend assuring prosperity for the American farmer and good business throughout the west ern agricultural districts. This in turn means heavy demands upon transportation facilities, better railroad earnings and a larger demand by the rail ioads for equipment anl all , sorts of materials. Thus the (bounty of nature is already 4, beginning to stimulate trade a ana inaustry tnrougn an its channels, and the next three -gai .months seem destined in wit. hmi' ;ness a very decided improve a! ment in general business. The stock market, recosrnizine these conditions well in ad . . ....... vance, has already begun to SOONER OR LATER discount them; hence the strength in railroads and the Buffalo. T 'FFR A (".NTS arf rio-ht in unwarrl mnvemont in tho hot. Herklein refusing to be discour-iter class of industrials, which aged over New Jersey. It has not yet spent its full force. will not be many years until : "The next factor of import there will be a sufficient num-lance is the great abundance of ber of states in the suffrage j money and the tremendous in column to pass the federal am- crease in credit facilities made endment. Then the unchival- possible by the operations of rous gentlemen of Jersey will; the new banking system. Our have to come Into camp! large surplus reserves; the en-; whether they like it or not. jormous stock of gold held in' ..... ... tnis country, and the new TWO RIVERSIDES banking system are three ele-: i ments which combine to pro- CHE East Oregonian learns! duce a powerful inflationary that residents of River- i movement. Opinions may dif-( side, above the city, are : fer as to the desirability of such j annoyed by the fact the drive-j inflation, but the fact will have way along the Walters' mill to be recognized that the! race is being called Riverside movement is on and has by no; drive. They say it is confus- j means as yet run its course., ing and some other name Our credit situation is still em-; should be chosen for the north :inently sound, and a much; side boulevard. There is jus-! greater expansion can be per tice in their contention. Whvimitted under present condi- not call that mill race drive tions without in any weakening the general nm. M Hii I w August bbrklin 1 NEW YOttK. Oct It A gallows' stored la the dome f the Federal, building here maj be dragged forth' I COMING SUNDAY The Next of Our Series of PATHE GOLD ROOSTER PLAYS THE STORY Marsh, a dr.iiiKhlsman swindled by Edward Tin the huge royal! to be pal prove a success Pinkey lo Somera, I' S. N Mai: inn Durant. Is inager. out of h's invention iled by Lieut Somers also lias invented a gun which he gives to be cast to the Durant Iron Works, and which, if successful will do Pinkey out 'f his Kpoctel sraft on the Marsh invention. Pinkey lakes good care that the Somers gun is "killed" In making. He then misrepresents Somers to Maisie and her father, and though Mat sie loves the Iaentenant. she feels she must give him up. Ac companied by her mother and Pinkey. she goes in the Durant yacht for a cruise. The boat hits a mine, and In the rush to leave her. Maisie is trapped in the wireless room. She sends out the S. O. S. signal taught her by I.ieut. Somers. The lieutenant, aboard a I'. S. cruiser, arrives at the side of the doomed ship just in time to make a sensational rescue. v ia Wireless IN 5 PARTS Featuring Gail Kane and Bruce McRae. ANewWarPlay Thrilling and Gripping Every Minute. Temple Theatre, Sunday-Monday lih :s dusty resting 1 man hanued upon xecution by hanging is pro in the state of New York. ' A federal law for murder on feed on plants and small animals The common or white sucker, catos- f death by hanuing mous, oommersonil. called also tho clatter of dishes and In the press of driving he shall get to the next town, gold, but if they glisten you may be the crowd at the roadside? Why, he shall not tarry long on the road, 'sure they do not need painting shouldn't the family like to escape i You never miss Ihe gasoline till! Out of the fullneaa nr hl suaHm the high seas is stillljune sucker, is abundant all over this I from the domiciliary routine and the tank runs dry. tank the good lourlst lendeth it force and if August Kerklein ia country in streams and lakes from have dinner at sunset under the trees I He who rides in the rear seat can- Speed and the world speeds with iound guilty in the I'nited States Canada to Florida and as far west with the turf for a table Why not choose the way. vou slow down and ran slow .town sdictlon of the from 'lovernor is hanuing us Montana. These fish range in slse ; shouldn't the sentimental couple have: where in 1 hereabouts to twelve or fifteen or. a spread in the gloaming, fighting off itt. which I sixteen Inches. The great northern, the mosquitoes whilst the shadows, Island to'sucker. which is found from the; fade in the dusk and swatting them, : (ireat Lakes and the St. Lawrence , from time to time as they the pic-. steamship fireman river far northward and westward, 1 nickers anil the anopheles pursue j and is accused .if stabbing to death i grows to a length of two or two and , happiness, according to 'respective nn.ither fireman on the Clyde, liner. ! one-half feet and weighs many: bents, under "the majeatical roof t'ommanche. last July, while at sea. pounds. ftas lake, which the na- j fretted with golden fire?" It has been forty-six years since a ! Uvea call "the sucker pond," la said; The Hindu term for picnic Is sat'l federal execution took place in this ! to be the greatest habitat In the world j to be. by literal translation, "fools . nf.this fish. 'feast." Rut the Anglo-Indian who: I likes to take his best girl and a bas- rROUBLCS THAT NKA KR IIAI'PKN ket Of indigestible edibles upon an ; arduous Journey to a distant place (New York World.) ! to eat delightedly a much worse din- All machines that glisten are not alone. city. At that time a pirate was hang-1 ed on Governor's Island. After the( hanging the gallows w as taken down ! and stored in the dome of the federal building. First National Bank PENDLETON, OREGON CURRENT THINKING SUCKER SNAKING. To the excited Americans who areiner than he might have at home, has worrying over the terrible things that 1 more Imagination and a keener jest Kuropean maufacliirers are going to of life than the native who assumes do in these mark. ,- after the close of! an air of superiority. the war, we feel like commending; this excellent advice: "Don't shak . hands with the devil until you met' him." The end of the war la a long way off and nobody can tell what or THIS MAY ENTERTAIN "Academy Drive" or "River drive" or by some other name that will distinguish it from the section east of town? THE SIFTING PROCESS (From the Indianapolis News.; While the fastidious angler laj where it may be or in what condition waiting for "the clouds of the wet lit will find the countries that have spell" to pass away and the waters j been engaged In the most devastating to clear that the bass may see the ar-1 of all conflicts. Public subscriptions tlficial fly that is so enticingly plac-! in this country for the relief of the f-d before him, another kind of fisher I destitute and helpless are quite as is also a patient watcher and waiter. likely as any real cause for terror This Is the fisher who prides himself ts the activities of Industrialism on his skill and success as a snarerj which It is probable Is going to be B,.bani U'han thA water sub- : shot to nieces. wi ou. n-,o. ,..,,, .... I .. . , ; decree and the stream clears he may! We do know, however, that law- 5vlb seen at the middle of the railroad and high taxes resorted to in fear! Its a long stretch of sand that has beneath him sunning 1 an. I pani. tor th- purpose or pre- '" OLD SAWS AITOIZI K ( Krom the Indianapolis News.) The auto's the thing. A tire saved is a tire bought. Gasoline makes the auto go. (il in time keepB the engine fine While there s gasoline there's hope. He careful and yuu'll never be illfflH ESTABLISHED 1882 Known For It's Strength situa- ridge and tinn inart frnm tho henn. . , t. , a.. ov.rtnro o( i An autoist is Judged by the com ,b u.. themselves in tne snauows iiuii.ni-i- ...i.nis i ficent influence of a l?00d har- of suckers, their gristly noses pointed i cheap goods may easily inflict more I Paaj ne noes. VMt this ahnnHancp nf mnnpv upstream waiting, as the fisherman hardship upon and the improvement in the, credit situation are bound to un- 3F the British cabinet under goes a complete shake-up it will be nothing unusual at such times as this. War business is entirely different from the administration of a nation's afairs in a time of peace. Men of capacity in one line of endeavor may be help less when radically different! duties are thrust upon them. When the civil war broke, out Grant was an ex-army cap-, tain engaged in selling cord wood. He was an unknown. So were rflott of the other union generals who later on c arried the war through to ; success. The manner in which those men rose to places of command Illustrates how the: principal of the survival of the; fittest works in war time. Befun- th' war th- English statesmen were concerned! with affairs of domestic con-' rem They wen eheaeti to of fice beeauM of their fitness for; the Work they had to do. Now all is changed, The: one gn-iit purpose at England j Is to light a foe. All eneigies an- devoted, or .should be de voted, tM making the striking arm efficient The work of the cabinet metnben is execu tive rather then political, It will not be strange if new men are pieced in office. France has already gone through cer tain staK'1 if the sifting pro i ess. Germany perhaps has I ad similar experience though net in the same degree because the German government was already militaristic in nature. the American people, I mo earn macrons .p ieces for bis wire snooa. inn man oy me uuiuyoia i"" nood or snare he with a skill which I processes that they may expect very manv of ua need never hope to at- soon. There are plenty of laws even prove powerful Stimulants in tain, passes over the head of the fish now well calculated to prevent and when It reaches the gills pres-, lair metnous in traae. to; The dozing sucker, rudely awak- ened. Is drawn up and placed in a I THK PI'.NIC. basket lined with leaves. i-, th. kaaai fisher turn ud hh i (From the Louisville nose if he pleases at his humbler nal.) brother, but the sucker-snarer hasi The why of the picnic is not far to I great sport and usually greater sue- seek. Why, indeed, shouldn't a con cess than the man with the fine! genial company of friends dine tackle and the artificial fly. Suckers) the woodland rather than amid the. some Idents further business activity.' Briefly stated, the Clews' version is that the improve ment is based on successful agriculture and sound banking arrangements. Prosperity' founded on such a basis is not temporary in character. Ml the world loves the owner of a new model. A four-cylinder car may look at a twelve. "TIs a wise autoist that knows his own machine. A reckless driver and his n.;. I Courier-Jour are often parted. Trust In the Lord, but keep your tall lights burning A car n the garage is worth two on! the sales floor. 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