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DAILY EAST OREGOKIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY. OCTOBER 25 1915.
EIGHT PAGES
lent that calls for anything i R
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ixaturrirt it I'endleton
ilan mall matter.
tn ciTin
Stand, Portland.
Imperial Hotel
or$oo
ifiiwmmi Nt-a- i... rri!aud. Oregon.
o nut at
nmag.. Ilunnu. Security Building
Wa-dntucoii. l (', l!;ueu eOl, Four
.. n. fr.
the flavor of -intelligent sin
cerity. The method of the Rocke
fellers in Colorado has been to
deny all recognition to
miners in a collective sense.
There has been insistence that
the miners act strictly as indi
viduals. The policy was to im-
-' port uninformed foreigners
I and work them at low wages.
, They were not permitted to or
We need to carry Ameriean-
the ism in a helpful way into the
places from which it has been
excluded, and we need to put
out of business forever the
political padrone, often a na
tive, who finds profit in trading'
upon toreignism.
Wednesday.
I vaudeville, lour
arts. Throe Fishers. apectad
equilibrist, contortionists: Had
Julian, dramatic comedy; We-TI
Trio, two peaches and a plum,
southern melody; Bob Richards,
Jitney Bua Chatterbox.
Thursday and Friday.
Itobert Warurch Marring in "
A vv
With these Fa"' ,n ,he Moonitc)
evils successfully combated, !Tl? n
ganize and thereby take effec-jthe inexorable logic of demo
tive steps toward Improving cracy will have full play and
their conditions. In the event j America First will everywhere
of trouble the policy has been be inevitable. New York
The pick of the Mi
featuring Fay Finehcr
Winifred Greenwood
Sampson.
Movies,
Ctutait,
Today
Sl llSridlTION ItATKS
i :n Ai'Ytv I
I'ally. ,.e !. ,y mail $." ('
llij. on menlhn by mall..; 2.50
Laally, tlire, hi. m lis, by Bell. 1.25
Daily, ine moat a, by mall 50
INilly eoe year, by earlier... 7.5o
I'ally, ii moataai by carrier 8.75
Daily, three ranntha, by carrier 1.15
i'ally. one mi.iiih. by rarrler 65
to coerce them by use of hired World.
gunmen and a state militia di
rected by a corporation con
; rolled state government.
The Rockefeller policy
7 Ml
riii: TIllNUs DIVINE.
m r- the shlngs I hold di-
hild'a hand laid
in
can to the last degree. Popu
lar government has been sub
Saying he would no longer
associate with the men and
has women who had patronized hi
eri-1 place the proprietor of a New
Orleans grill of shadowy repu
tation closed his business!
REMEMBER THE PIONEERS 1
I WHILE THEY ARE WITH US
merged under a reign of indus-own; some slam on the pat-',,
trial feudalism. The first step 1 on
in correcting the trouble is to
brown earth and wlnd-
t.issed trees,
taste of grapes and the
drone of bees,
ythmlc gallop, long June
days
se-hedged lane and lover's
lays.
The welcome smile on neigb-
bora' faces,
Cool, wide hills and open pla-
ces;
Breeie-blown fields of silver
rye.
The wild sweet note of a plo-
ver's cry,
Fresh spring showers and scent
of box.
The soft pale tint of the gar-
den phlox,
Lilacs blooming, a drowsy noon,
A flight of geese and an au-
tumn moon,
Rolling meadows and atorm-
washed heights,
A fountain's murmur on sum-
mer nights,
A dappled fawn in the forest
hush,
Simple words and the song of a
thrush.
Rose-red dawns and a mate to
9 share
With comrade soul my gypsv
fare,
A waiting fire where twilight
ends,
A gallant heart and the voice
of friends.
k Jean Brooke Bart In the Out-
look.
right this situation. Thus far;
there are no siens the Rocke-I
A . ..
I, teller interests have any
thoughts along this line. They
look at the subject from the
standpoint of property not
fr6m an angle assuring recog
nition for the rights of man.
Mr. Rockefeller's fear that
America may be doomed will
not be realized, but if great
masters of capital such as the
Rockefellers do not show a
broader tolerance and more re
spect for others private owner
ship and operation of such in
dustries as coal mines will be
doomed. If through the arro-
gance and stupidity ot such
people there are continuous
quarrels such as took place ini
i Colorado the only and only
i answer will be government op
: eration of such industries.
It may be perfectly legal to
execute women in wartime but1
it would look much better not;
. I to do so.
XT . V 11. . . '
iow wnere are inose wno ia me itev
feared it would never rain
again?
The following tribute to the work
Rev, Q, W. Kennedv. now visiting
here, has been prepared by Mrs. X.
K. Despain, who observed his wurk
here in pioneer days;
We have had with us here and at
1'llot Kock for more than a week a
man whose coming among us felt (as
I it Is to many old friends) to be both
a pleasure anil an nonor. Thus i.ian
w. Kennedy, whose
: life work has been done in Oregon
I and eastern Washington. He grew
up on a farm near Salem, his family
, being one of the fine old pioneer
families coming to Oregon in 1!5
style we must have some.
How will Pendleton
j . HIS iieie Willi UI1 una (
with the federation of women s the earliest davs of this
ciuos ,
Program for
Week at Local
Picture Shows
GERMAN FORESIGHT
:3
THEIR FAR FETCHED FEAR
NSTEAD of being a sign of
weakness as London tries
to construe it the action of
the German government in
taking control of the food sup
ply is but another indication
of German eficiency in war
time. Without question the Ger-
; man food supply will be better
i conserved and better distrib
uted at just prices if handled ' Helen rallroad story
bv the general government
W a R pk England would do well to fol
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UtCdL Dlllcllll la LUC "
H A Rl.F.S
FAIRRANKS ioints other : low suit
alarmists who are shout- boasted mistress of the ocean.
commercial inva- ' et the English government is
allowing private ship owners
to charge almost as mnch for
Fashionable warships cost
money, but While they are the when the subject of this sketch was
a small boy. A brother still lives oil
the old homestead near Salem. The
stand fam"' once "ved in Pendleton, com
ing nere wnn an invalid daughter in
town. Thev
will be remembered by the few living
here at that time, 1869.
But before that time young Georgj
had come up into this country, hav
ing finished his school work.
His first work was that of bellboy
with one of the big pack trains in
this part of the country. letter he
went east and entered a theologici.1
school. After graduating he returned
to his adopted state. He preached
his first sermon in Waila Walla about
45 years ago.
He worked in Pendleton awhile
before going east, us a carpenter, and
as we were looking about at the few
old buildings put up at that time,
coming to the old jail standing on
Cottonwood street just back of the
Klks' building. After looking at it
for a wliile. Mr Kennedy said: "I
built that jail." and he at once secur
ed a piece of board with a nail driv
en through it with his yung hand.
as a souvenir. He built well there,
but the strong Christian principles
which he has helped In instil into
many characters In his work as min
ister, means much more.
He established the first Sunday
school in Pendleton, about the year
1870.
The Peoples Warehouse
Apple
Carnival
We bought a car of the Famous
Hood River Spitzen bergs
r,lr" place ON SPECIAL SALE
Low price Q1 Ofjf the
of Box
Car will be unloaded TUESDAY NOW is the time to lay in vour win
ter s supply of these splendid apples.
or WEDNESDAY, but we will ac
cept orders now, to be delivered on
arrival of car.
I hey are the most desired variety
both EATING and COOKING.
foe
"KEEPING QUALITY OF THESE APPLES UNEXCELLED"
There are 630 BOXES in this car and in order to make them move quick
we have place this EXTREMELY LOW PRICE ON THEM.
Bring, mail or phone us your orders now. 3 PHONES, ALL 15.
r. p. w.
PURE FOOD SHOP
Cleanliness
IN BASEMENT.
Economy
(See Regular Ad on Page 2)
Service
Pastime
ing about a
sion" of the United States fol
lowing the close of the war
Monday.
V. L. S. E., the Big 4. present? to
day for the last time Kathlyn Wil
liams and Chas. Clary In Seltg'a seven
part photo drama, "The Uosary."
Tuesday-WeflnMKlay.
Broadway Favorites Attractions
present Marguerite Courtott in the
five part drama, "The Pretenders."
Thursday-Frila.
William, Fox presents Anna Q Nil
son and Rockcliffe Fellows in the six
part drama, "The Regeneration "
Saturday.
Helen Rose Gibson in Hazzard of
A Mile a Min
ute."
Tom Mix In cowboy comedy.
1 He helped to select the first cein-
V. L. S E.. the Big 4, present Rose etery now pi(nt.,.r Park on the north
Coghlan and Ethel Clayton In Lubin's s;,)e. He was present at the first
five part racing drama. "The S; ort-. funeral held in this cemetery
H
crowns and In the crowns of many
others In the hereafter
Let us not forget to give the ruses
and kind words while they are here
to enjoy them. i
CURRENT THINKING
Plonsft, secrecy and oppression, men 'than
who expect by these methoda to lead 'i'v
the Engllsh-apeaklng races in the
moat vital atruggie of their hlatory
need not be aurprised at any dlaaeter
that may befall the empire.
three
city council
pneumonia.
ours a member of
if San DitfO, dj
He aa 71 years old
Hi"
chronic Constipation.
'About two years ago when I be-
In peace or in war, rree peoples giin ""to fbamberlaln'a Tablets I
are never at their best when they are l"'1 btfD suffering for some time with
lnlnformed and misinformed.
BLIND LEADERS OF THE 11LINH.
(New 'fork World.)
Failure of British diplomacy In t'.e
Balkana at the uost otitic sta.t- of
Cue war and th? clmoat inconceivable
that of S&plulty of Bri.'sh orders In council
BAN
Admlra
I'niied
Rear Admiral Dies.
DUEOO, Cal.. uck IB
Mann.
for more
Henry Newman
tates navy retired,
ftomach trouble and chronic conatl-
patlnn My condition Improved rap
idlv through the use of these tablets.
Since taking four or five bottles of
Hear them my health has been fine
writes Mra. John Newton, Irving, N
Y. Obtainable everywhere Adv
ins Duthess.'
Ts tri rinno-er thev fear real hauling wheat from Portland
or imaginary? Will Europe to Liverpool as the wheat is
be in anv position to invade! worth. In other words the peo
this country in a commercial i pie of England are paying two
TWrnrtir.n rias been i prices for wheat and flour be-
so general over there that it is j cause a private English ship
Alta
roda;
imous international comed
s!e Janls in "Nearly a Lady ;''
amount Travelogue No. 7.
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a reasonaoie supposition it win
take them many years to re
store their own industries, cit
ies and agricultural districts.
Not only that but it is a cer
tainty European labor will be
less plentiful than in the past.
Millions of men have been kill-
ping combine sees a chance to
make huge profits and is doing
so.
The German policy is to pro
tect the populace so the peo
ple may be in condition to en
dure a long war. The English
policy of pure individualism
Tuesday.
The famous
mund Breese.
Wage Slave,"
dramatic actor Ed
In "The Song of the now 1
i five part plcturlza- Of
a young boy drowned at Swift's Sta
tion, the present site of the Eastel n
Oregon State Hospital.
While holding his charae in Hak it
CHy, he was married to Miss Belli
Small and came with his beautiful,
helpful young wife to Pendleton,
where they labored as one in church
and temperance work and where
their only son was born. The son is
thi
rr
Wednnn
The i
famous poem of the same
n "The spell of the Yukon."
r verses by Robert W. Ser-
iv and Thursday.
irld's master spectacle. "Ca-
12 wonderful reels. Staged
ated at The Dalles.
Of late years their work h;
Mm to manv different parts
in and Washington, always working
ilthfully for every good cause. Tin y
re now located on a small fruit farm
ear Hood River.
At the conference this year Mi
Kennedy was place
H nn th hattleflieds and other I permits the public to be ex-:
millions have been turned intojploited for the benefit of a few
helpless cripples. Plainly such rich men. It is not hard to dis-
flve countriea at an outlay ot list. He Is still
conditions will not be con
ducive to an aggressive foreign
commercial movement.
After the war there will be
a European imigration to this
country. The common people
of Europe will want to escape
from the burden of taxation
brought on by the war. They
will flock to America if they
can obtain wages equal to the
European wage.
Therefore American indus-
tinguish between the respec
tive merits of the two plans
when viewed from the stand
point of national endurance in
time of war.
aft a a
AMERICANIZING THE AMERICANS
in
1110,88s. with a cast of IMO people.
FrM) and Suturday.
George Faweett In "The Majesty
of the Law." an excellent 5-part pro
duction Also big time vaudeville.
Sunday and Monday.
Marguerite Clark in "Helene ol
the North.'' a 5-part picturization o(
her latest great success.
1 upon the
fine preac
Hid
Temple
Monday.
"Via Wireless.'
the Pathe
a Writer of much anility.
Mr. Kennedy has with him a book
of which he is the author, "Caflp
flre Stories." which should he In ev
ery Oregon home. Mr. Churchill, one
Of the leading educators Ot Orego:i
speaks highly of this book, the sale
of which would make this worthy
collide comfortable in their old age.
These noble people have helped and
hundreds build into their lives that
which time can not mar and that
Gold whbh shall shine as stars In th?ir
affectinir the commerce of the UniVd
States ttt not the only proofs of the
London governments Incapacity'. Aj
ministry that upholds the , British i
press censorship must be weak andt
timid, and it cannot fall to be
continuing handicap upon the nation.'
A story is In circulation that King I
'eorge has said that Is an lnconclu-j
slve peace were made he would all
diecte the throne More imminent
than mi inconclusive peace, so Mr sis
G.-cai Britain Is concerned. Is a htt"
imitating peace following defeat, and
nothing short, of failure at the front!
Is more i ertaln to lead to that result j
than governmental blundering ami
mudaltnf at home. Tbe ministry
has been convicted aireudy of sol
many follies that it Is impossible toj
icgard It as qualified for the gre; I ;
task in hand
Following the bad example of Enn- j
land. Canada and other dependencies!
ha c through censorships closed the!
eyes of their people to the truth. Yet j
! practically everything of which the!
British the world over are In Ignor
ance Is known to all of their enenna,
the harm done Is not to foes:
but lo friends. Although there are
political and social systems in dark-
est Russia that harmonize with e
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E PREPARED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF OPPORTUNITIES AS THEY ARE
PRESENTED. THIS CAN BEST BE
DONE BY ACCUMULATING FUNDS IN OUR SAV
INGS DEPARTMENT. A LIBERAL RATE OF IN
TEREST PAID AND YOUR DEPOSIT IS ABSO
LUTELY SAFE.
The American National Bank
OF PENDLETON
Corner Main and Alta Streets.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$400,000.
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KGANIZATION in behalf;
of "America First" prin
ciples is hardly necesr!
sary. America First is the very
k-"n. ... maMMmI i
nes should be in posit or to I d industrial fe eft to
ARMENIANS FLEEING FROM TURKISH ATROCITIES
hold their own with Europe
Our factories will not have to
lionr anv war tax burdens
Thev will have the advantage
with reference to labor; they;
will have the benefit to be de-,
rived from headway gained !
during the war.
The fear entertained by Mr.
himself, the newcomer finds
happiness and advantage in
American speecn.j
habits of thought and customs I
as soon as possible. Every j
school-house and workshop itl
naturally an American temple.
Everv foreien-born pupil and
lie lrdl trnn-l irtiiirvi i; . ., j at. -
Fairbank and others of the t'ler- to J 'fl"8
4 i 4 w an apostle of Americanism.
stand pat (Jan seems far
fetched. Yer if unexpected
dangers should arise as anj
fatermath of the war the coun-i
try may safely rely on Presi
dent Wilson to meet the situa
tion if he ifi in the White
House. He has been extreme-,
ly capable in caring for the;
business interest of the coun-:
try. Along this line the pres
eat administration has shown
unusual courage and resource
lulness. The same thing willi
be true i,i the future if we mayj
judge the future by the past, j
SMUG MR. ROCKEFELLER
N view of what has taken
postle
He must be.
This is not to safr, however,
that no influences here work
against American unity and
loyalty.' Hard circumstances'
in some cases and painstaking
calculation in others have cre
ated too many foreign colonies
and self-seeking leadership op
erates to keep them foreign.
Without these influences noth
ing could withstand the Mtirl
milating power of American
ideas.
It is to be hoped tljat th
National Americanization com
mittee just formed will conduct,
its activities with these facta
in view. Considering the
JJ place hi Colorado advice mighty forces ceaselessly at
from John D. Rockefeller work in behalf of American
Jr, as to the adjustment of can-jiem. harm rather than good is
ital and labor difficulties lack 1 ertain to result from a move-
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I Dodge Brothers I
MOTOR CAR
i In nine months more than $25,000,-
E 000 worth of these cars have been r
I bought by the American people
and still the one problem is to satis-
fy the demand.
Kxtraoldlniirv claim have n"t. as you
know, played any part In creating
thin demand, which MUM therefoie
be directly due to the performance of
the car.
The motor Is IQ-SI li.ns. p.iwer
The price of the Touring CM or lload-
. l"ter com pleti- Is J:
(f. n. b. I'endleton with i xiru tire,
tube, chalna. etc.)
Ask us about the new Dodge
detachable winter bodies.
with
I of the firet plfturea In reftch j OlOag horrible ItfoCiUea on the f'hrla
ountry ahowlng Armenianp fbe ltlan Armenian.
or ther Uvea before the Turku. The picture showa Armenian refu
aie repmted ux ciiiiiniilling th gee deing taken aboard a French
warahip. which took than to I'ori
Said, where Keveral thouHiind of the
refugeeii are now congregated. In i
rrfugeea are fleeing lulu ilreece.
I Pendleton Auto Company I
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