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PAGE POUR DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1916. EIGHT PAGES reflects partisanship gone to MAKING NEW IDEAS WEL COME ia,rlatlOD at i'emlletoa. matter. i vr uiitios trio prosuioiu is on titled to encouragement ana support, not to such uncalled for and contemptible enti le ism. i TOO MANY AUTO DENTS. ACCI- Hrmlar , nltcl V Hnlrred at 11. t- post "rflgua. aa aecoud laa. ON BALK IN OTUKR CITIES, larwrlal Hut el WWI Mnnd. l'oriland. irafon Ikiviuau Co.. Portland. Oregon. ON FILK AT ''Mrafo Hurean. Ml Security Huli.'lng. W aaliinfrtt.u. D. C . bureau 501, Four teeou street, N W, HI IBSCPIPT10N RATES (IN ADVANCE) "ally, on year. Iq mail $3.00 "ally, all ro.mil.v tiy mail UQ "ally, ihrff nii'tnlia. Iy mall 1.25 "ally, one month, by mail so "ally, one year, by carrier 7.50 "allv thr.. n,,,nih. h mU. t iaiiy. an m.mtbH ay cutta s 75 bile accidents so painstakingly I'ally. one month. carrier 65 semi Weekly, one vear, by mail.. 1 30 I aS tO SHOW these 1VSUUS I semi Weekly, all ro,.nth. by Ball 73 r ..- Semi Weakly, roar months, by mail so hVer.V 22 minutes one SUCh accident occurs. rUB I sk.TlMK. I. 'It time for the burdens your KNDITON has frequent a u t o m o bile accidents though our fatalities troni such causes have been few. There are places where the record is not so favorable. In New York they have been analyzing figures on automo- 3 lives must bear For the goal that's worth the winning; ii nse and shine,' said the bright New Year, You must keep the mill wheels spinning! II. Kill ill cloudle Every 13 hours is an accU dent with a fatal result. Out of every 100,000 inhabi tants 447 are annually the vic tims of automobile accidents. In five years the prevalence of such accidents has increas ed 46 per cent. That accidents should be in creasing is perfectly natural because the number of autos in is rapidly increasing. use If you'd see the Tou must keep going!" III. So the New Year said, and he heard the tread Of millions, and the singing Of the labor-song the world along And life in the uuick toll springing. , Nevertheless such accidents honey flow- j occur too frequently here and oiimh out lie'sewnere- Often the trouble ! is due to carelessness or indif the plowshare lerence to the rights of others. There are drivers who seem to .think a npHpsfrinn has no iiri- a - i --- lichee iiau t ci u 1 1 1 . - - it in fc" Mump for his life when he ; hears a blast from the horn of rj onrushing car. On the TREASON OF THE BLATH ERSKITE PRESS "W N every great national cri J sis in this country the ad ministration has been forced to endure some piffling, contemptible criticism from certain sources. Washington had his share of such abuse. oo am uncoin. Wilson is not' other hand there are people who invite injury by meander ing across a street at a snail pace when the situation calls for some vigor and care. All blame for accidents doesl not rest upon the autoist but be is the man who more than anyone else should take upon himself the burden of caution. MILITARISTS TOO RADICAL .WAYS glad to hear I new idea." is the mot to of a body of Nor wegian stunents wno gave a hearing to members of the roru peace expedition. The tate of mind the slogan is sup posed to indicate is no less ad mirable for communities than for individuals and organiza tions. Receptiveness to new ideas explains the astonishing advance made relatively by some cities and a lack of real hospitality to new ideas ex plains the disappointing pro gress made by some other cities. The value of certain so-called reformers of radical and even violent type is to be meas ured by the attitude toward new ideas which they induce in others rather than by their substantial accomplishments. They have jarred slow-thinking, slow-moving old comniuni ties out of fixed habits of thought and made them hiort impressionable to fresh notions ami conceptions. Material for an early appraisal of no-account new ideas will always exist in copious quantities in all cities. A common weakness is that a too inveterate habit of i hostility to new ideas leads to the rejection of many promis ing as well as unpromising ideals. To certain communities with a confessed weakness foi horseflesh nothing could seem more extravagant than the or iginal idea of the horseless carriage, which has developed into an astonishing industry. A worthy aim for all leaders ot thought is a community psy chology that will welcome new proposals, new plans, new theories from a certain per centage of which, when pro perly winnowed, good results may invariably be depended Ion. St. Louis Post-Dispatch. FKEEWATEH l.KVY IS LARGEST HERE is one class of mar tial experts who think the president and con- (Continued from page one ) dam Uhena escan ntr fci ess snouia nave nuie nana tv,., ;j..... . in the military policy of the; icv W hZ, lure'Kn,po - ration. Thev would leave the ic has been vigorous and ef-1 , ,. . Free commanded ';,,. iHerm respect for American rights " .. F ,, J v nai me cvuuwj wuiiiu gci City . . 10 -chool Tota METHODIST REVIVAL MEETINGS AIIRACJ i URGE mi 1 in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lU AM) MHS. DAVFOKl) Asms I REV. HODSHTIIK i THE MEETINGS (Contributed.! The Methodist revh.il mcettmjs that began Sunday in tl a Mcthoist chunh are growing in interest and power even night Ucv 'lodslur,, is doing everything In his n.fu er to hrlnar- the gospel to the people. He has em ployed nr. s A, Danford and wife of North Dakota, as evangelist mid Miss Wllla D. (.affray of Chicago ; PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY Your Every Want in the Line of PRINTING Will be taken care of in a satisfactorily manner by the x JKCZ l'. rhariea HotUhlrc Methodist cburch. .f the song leader. They Have Instituted a series of voltage prayer meetings all over the elty at in o'clock each morn ing Dr. Danford siie.iks at :'.:!n e.u-l afternoon and each evening at 7:30. His messages are Attractive ami powerful and all who nave been .it- tending art enthusiastic over the meetUigs. The song services before each ser vice, are of high order and will de light all lovers of song Dr Hodshire cordially invites ev erybody to come and promisee a com fortable church and hearty welcome. This is a rare opportunity for the hurch pepole of Pendleton to hear Dr. Danford. who is one of the lead ing preachers anil superintendents ol Methodism CROZIER I lit. I s ; -NITHOCtKN PLANT ha? trom the belligerents on botl sides. It has brought denunci ation from the Germans and from the English which is the best possible proof that real neutrality has been observed and that the one thought of the president has been to safe guard the interests of his own country. But this sane and courage ous work by the chief execu tive draws no praise from blatherskite newspapers that feel they must continually carp and sneer at Wilson or lose their standing as partisan organs. An instance is pro vided by a Portland paper which this morning cartooned our foreign policy as a poodle dog laboring under contempt from all sides. The thing is an abominable falsehood and Some of the other ll levies are as follows: FVrndale S. Nolin .", tram ind I .1 lA v, -,J,,,. V,,, fl ' Mint not ."iiuuiu inai yi civ tru iu c uc stanfield lowed is indicated by the factjrjmatnia that the naval board has rec-1 Weston . ommended the expenditure oflnnix $1, 600, 000 on the navy in the i Not i next six years. Their advice is that the United States . i u . c i : ........ snouiu quiCKiy uuiain a ini'.y i2 i.-i an, ciar, that would be the theoretical; fach two mills. equal of the British navy. Needless to say the major ity of Americans would tail o approve of a policy so radical. It is not necessary for us to de vote such a tremendous sum to building ships that soon be come obsolete and will prob ably never be used. There is room for thankful ness in the fact the responsi bility rests with the adminis tration and not with the pro fessional militarists. 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Just 'phone 1 Hri n, ivii . V 11 "h m roh 'i VPAAHINOTON, -hu. :, HrU. GHm. rrozier, vhlff of the hureaii of ord nanro of the war ilppartment, hnn rHiimmcndt'd that tiif I", S. R-ovprn-inf-nt undertake throuph pftftte in terpri.Hp nr throuKh Lr'ivt rnmpnt plants to develop the eleetr.Cftl procew ot xtratinK nitroRf'n rroill the air .Such a plan says ; n. ( 'rosier. W(u(, make th I'nittd States nw der piantH Independent "f th- Chilean supplv of nitrogen An .n..epen;1er.t onrce f nltroRen In times of war would tie Invaluable to thb rotintrv HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Pendleton Auto Company .IIIIIIHflHIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIhilllllllllr NBW VOKK. Jan. 5 Mme Nellie Melba the oprra alnKer it proudly MMMttag a decoration bentowed up n her by the Iuke of fonnaught. fjov ernor (Jeneral of (anadK in PMrOff I nition of her work in raiHinx inone' for the Hrltmh el 'romi Mme M-i- ba ia an Australian j Mme Melba received the decora j tion of a Iady of f.race of thp Order of St. John of Jerua;.em The Dvka of fonnauifht In head of (he order, ton her concert toura ahe hua earn-' I1SJ.000 for the Hed Oiikh 2K HO of which waa made on her fanadim tour and 1 1 4 .000 by nine concert? It Auat ralla. Thin morninc the hlfeli r hool trtu- lent body were fciven a aurprlae when : they were entertained w-llh a Hong by j Mr. RMttlOUf Mr aUdtnoOi la (rifted ' j with a well developed and pleasinK : voice and hl song was much enjoyed by all. A an encore he gave a talk on the opportunltleH which the young I man and young woman have toda 10 make a great aucceaa in life. A!- I though a ahort talk 11 ci.ntained vftAlj and Important facte fit made he ! ntatement that the audent of the high! school la In the arhnol i(fe of devel opment and that a greater opportu-i nlty la ahead of th-ni. ;md therefore j that they make the beat of their op portunlty now. i GmoMm fio. ; p i cent. POHTIANI), Ore., Ja. S. The Standard Oil company announced an j advance of one cent n gallon OH gaa j ollne. following the introduction ini congrea of a resolution demanding! an Inveatlgatlcn of lM aoarlng price1 of gasoline Daily Opportunities Opportunity does not stop with knocking once in a lifetime it calls around every day. Turn to the advertising in this newspaper today or any day and you will see its message. You will see advertising that mebns a way to satisfy wants. Yju will see business appeals of every kind the voice of com merce in its different tongues. It is interesting reading. But more than that, it is vitally im portant, for the advertising may carry the message that means most to you. PIIIUIIIIIH
