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PAGE FOUR i tALl 1.1 OTHER l I TIES. ni aMi nw. --.i.a ivr:.ui. TST . , Co, Portland. Oregon U.N KILK AT ikieage Poreae. 'juv Security VaOUwt. l C, Uareai iu tewu atreet. !. W. kuiuM'KiiTM.N kates us aDVaMOU ,, eae Jear by nail t-V. taot-.r by mail Haily. Ikr m. ntlu. by mall 1117, aw no.ntti br mail lal'l. ooe n.r br carrier carrier Oaili licj. aae moaib, bj carrier seen Wseal) . one rear, by mall el Weekly, all month, by sal! . l eoti j , ftar motuaa, bj malt e .. e nn: ookA.v 'ni l ;h.. Uitti.m 01 the cliff My cottage stood, my pride. Whr- 1 mirht sing my happy exi r, t From morn till eventide Une day the acean. with a roar Rushed on it and it was no It Mala my pret away; Like a madman I r :ue that day. I ought to hate it with a will And yet 1 love the ocean still' .Vv light and solid fishing boat Was of the 'inest craft afloat. An arrow could not fly so fast. And it defied the wind s wild blast The ocean took it like a leaf And cast it on a mighty reef! My dear old boat can ne'er re- turn: It splintered it from me stern. I ought to hate it with a T . And yet I love the ocean 0 Ah well: T" heer me "n my way Three lads 1 had. valiant and gay . I loved them more than all be- side. 80 kind to me my Joy and pride, The treacherous ocean on a day Took my three treasures all away! All lost to me" and there is none To close my eye when I am gone' I ought to hate it with a will. And yet I love the ocean still' Boston Poet WE HAVE ROOM FOR THEM m MATIL.LA county is larg er than the combined area of Delaware and Khode Lsland, and the Willa- m Pit 3 va w an q m f t rc the state of Massachusetts. There are twenty four coun- ties in Oregon any one of which. is larger than Rhode Island. ueiaware is smaller than any one of fifteen Oregon counties, and Connecticut is smaller than any of six. Either Harnev or Malheur county is larger than Vermont with 355,000 popula- u , u tion or Massachusetts with more than three million; while the state of New York with nine million people Is only luuaa rueii WE ARE PROUD OF "PEACOCK" Rock Springs Coal Makes a Hot Eire with very little ash. DRY SLABS Fir, Yellow and Black Pine. LET US QUOTE YOU CAR LOTS. Phone ua your order today. Kopittke 6 Gillanders Phone 178 Same phone as Pendleton Ice 6 Cold Storage Co. DAILY half as large in area as Ore gon. Furthermore Oregon with) les. than a million population covers as much territory as the combined suites of New York, i Massachusetts. Maryland. New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware. j Vermont ami six states as large! as Rhode Island making in all thirteen states with an ae-l i . 4, .. . , . ' eaie population oi eiirnieen i million. This difference between the row : population of Oregon and the eastern states is destined to j continue until the resources of, mM our state are thoroughly ex ue plored and properly exploited) 1 i' so as to attract more tourist, ' 1 50 ( investors and homeseekers.! 373 .Hence the advisability of ob-j i w serving Letter Writing Week. " ALL IN DUE TIME HE weather man has play ed a shabby trick on us, ' ana particularly upon railroad men by sending below j zero weather just as the new i freight terminal is being brought into use. Coupled with the natural inconvenienc-' 'es attendant upon making such! I a shift the cold has made it; ihard for the men. But the dif-j ticultles will not be for long, 'f-nd in due time the men wili j .have desirable accommoda-! tions. After conditions be-' come normal and the terminal! has been in use for a time the men will be sending grievance committees to Portland urging .. tk.. oil .,11 ...1 . .. iai iucj an ur rtuuwcu to ic side here. SHOE MILLINERY jJi' HE boot and shoe business! II; j fnr thie rmintrv hnw an of $100.000,i ((Oil river the nrpreninp- vear. ' , - , o 7 In part this has been due to war orders but the gain is at- tributed principally to larger variety of styles manded bv women as a sequel! i .l x 1 uem. . I to the short skirts. The wo- men have simuly turned the shoe business into a millinery i business." said one representa-! tive at the' national convention ! . , . ., a. j - 7Pro- that in not "minimum" of shoe retailers. It is a form zero, that is not minimum of activity- however, that Will I at IS tne Climate Ot AU- Pot be Dermanent because thei?us short skirt will not remain in lashion forever. THE MEN WHO WANT WAR HE class of men desiring intervention in Mexico' was well illustrated terday when Senator Lippitti i-if introduced his bellicose reso-; iuuuii m me yi a standpatism. He represents! wealth and the interests ot great wealth. He has no con- cern with the rank and file of Americans. He does not rep- .resent tne people wno wouia have the fighting to do if we should go to war with Mexico, He represents those who would stay secure at home and profit bv war, not those who would: sPeeiai. . , n . The special meetings now being suffer. Such men as he really . .,,,) by ,he chrtottaii see nothing to the Mexican sit- j church are drawing rapidly t. clow uation excepting that their in-Und special interest is fing mam estments would be safer OB- PRICES ON WOOD IN EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1916. BACK DOOR TO lUuk Poor, Governor Whitman oi N'ew York, andidate for re-election and also for he republican nomination for the republican nomination for the presi dency, has opened up the old back tter American control of Mex- ICO. TheV do not See the hU- mnn ..,'.),. C , U . .1 1 nil ,....11 S1UC Ul U1C piOUICIil ai ail ana tneir ranting about Am- encan lives that have been lost in Mhyici-i ia nnrolv fnr offant They would be willing to see men killen hv thp tnonnnHa if liv 77 .. . . X , tne.v could profit bv it. Other- wise they would not be shout-; theiing for intervention, which isnnl' horti men to com to Christ de-lbut another name for war. The making of wars should' e 8UbJt. f he discourse i.,. . , Zl i ,-, , t night was. 1 an V e Prove All !"c never be left to men like Lip-;trinef, frnm ,he BiMe?" Mr. Hob. pitt. j heii said m part Paul in writing to the y,,un Portland's minimum temper-! preacher. Timothy, said: .Jtudy to ature yesterday was 26 above !8how th'8elf approved unto CM, j 5. price, With the advancing x a tm r . tor vneai mose iarmers wno.mind!I of many becau8e thev tnlnk have held may well be called that it all came from God. therefore! the fortunate forty per Cent. they can Just open it anywhere, and .. i read and It will be God speaking to Southern California is now the yes-1)?? tne Pleasure ot iiooa ousiness. r- ,. ;, great old bulldoe "Unoardorwhle Sin" HI h thp Suhirt uc inc -UDjeCl by Hllbbell Tonight MEBHK08 nimsTiAX tm itni m:wif. to oixmie viTi-n frct mmkvt rxtx. fesied in the seties of sermons that Mr. Hubbell is delivering this week The church membership is very much encouraged over the results of the Advantages IB) Sir William liannatyne.) i It is an old and has been i ire fjpjent observation thai in-n of genie seldom succeed in the common busi ness of life. 1 have nowhere how ever, found it so happiy illustrated as by a question of stwift's In a letter to Lord BoltngbrooKe "Did you never sa he "observe one of your IVOT knife'' Did you ever kno-v i the knife t" fail to go the right way? Where as if he had used a rasor or penknife he had odds against him ! spoiling the whole sheet." The very Idea of genius and of fine parts implies .hat they should oo rare and uncommon The ordinary course of society, therefore, has pot been left to depend upon them, bui it has been wisely ordered that tbe business of life almost In all Its de partments should admit of being car ried on by such men and with wet talents as are every Cay to tie to.t with The Ineiperlen. ed and the vu.tJr, are apt to Judge of talents from the gucceoi with which they are attend"! to estimate the difficulty of situatbuis from their supposed importance from the attention whkh they dr; and the rank which they i nfer In society With th.m the lawyer or the pny-, , sl'ian who has obtained high repute tion or arrived at high practice i concluded to possews morethan ordi-j nary taPmts for his p. o.-ession. and if a person has commanded an artrj i OFFICE OF THE NEW Governor C, S. Whitman. door to the executive chamber in the capitol at Albany. Tears ago when the magnificent $26,000,000 capitol was built a back door and back stair- way for such governors as choet to use them was provided Governor ft meeting and do not httltate to any ,h-' this has leen one of the moot knl..1 .. ..... ....! ..e.,:u, e.- .., .orv-.o..- . ... V them This opinion i nut founded fitly nnnn the numhir .,f aiMIHnna hi h " 1 asm oi the entire church. Mr Hull- hen th f,-t n ,h, rim. with no uncertain sound. nd not out also teacnes mem now c me ' workmnn that needeth not to he PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. 19. Wll- ,,shamH riRhtl diy(dtn( the woM:liam u state bMogM w)U of Truth Here is where great i leave for eastern Oregon where he many people fail in their study .t'will deliver a series of lectures. H" God's word. They do not rightly AI vide the word of truth. This natt;r-l .... . ,. , t i any tauses a lot oi coniufion in tnei them. Then there are a great many .eo. p!e that think that the Hible s dense in its meaning that common people can not understand it at ill they bring a..ng a key t" the s rii - tures. and attempt to make the te;, h- ings of the Book align themselves with these men-made ideas of w n;.t religion is. If every so-called religious doe. trine In the world today can be p:ov. en from the Bible then it does in deed become a book of contradictions ' j for th"se isms rontradlet aaeli other: i f but we read. "All scripture is inspir-jj ed of G.id and Is profitable, for re- i ! proof, for correction, for instruction! which is in righteousness that the! man of God may he complete, fur-j nished completely unto everv good i Work" Therefore God in His Inft-j nite wisdom would not have given us i a bible full of vain utterances, vain j repetitions and contradictions. Tonight the male quarter will sin. ' Jesus Saviour Pilot Me." fully Plus- trated Mr Hubbell's subjw t will he. "The fnpardonahle ?ln " of Mediocrity ured in either house of parliament, If he has made himself of importance to the government and tilled a high department In the state, the puMIc sets no bounds to their admiration and every one conc ludes the genius and talents of such a man to be of the highest magnitude When e resist, however, the gbre of success and the impressions or public opinion ind call experience to; our aid. in the examination of par ticular instances, we shall ind rot only that all these KUttloni hive been attained, but that th y have been rilled with credit to th posses- sons and satisfaction to the public bv men whose talents and who-- virtues were in no wise extraordin.ir .-. Nay.' perhaps we shall be convin ed that such person owed to the ncdlocrlty of their talents and the de ecta oil weaknesses of their chara :t r that elevation which to many has appeal -t4 the attainment of genius mil the reward of virtue. Were the character! of those who have attained stations of emli -nee al ways drawn by well Informed or faithful biographers we sho id find the elevation of such men .t. -rlhaolr to talents of a much lower rand tlMkfl those lofty attributes with whl'llj their panegyrists Invest Ibem, Ami j could the unsuccessful find hlstori- , ans, their stories would rreqteMtlr! convince us of the number!. -m accl dents whl'h disturb the course of so- j clety and disappoint 'be be' found ed hopes and most probat a means of suci ess. YORK GOVERNOR Back Stairway . bout thirty years R Hill about thirty years ago doted; , the door. Governor Charles E. ; Hughes, now supieme court justice, tore away the stairway. Governor Whitman has rebuilt the stairway I and opOMd the old door. Mr. Ultliwiinihe i---t. MKHF.iKI). (ire.. Jan. 19 Gover - 1 J. Wnlivcomt.e has ai.ei.t. .! th. . , , ,a,.k!),,n ,..... .nilhll ..,ns to attend the annual Lincoln day banquet at the Hctei Medford Satortaj evening. February It K. Zt'ZSZJZSSSJ? I j . . . . . .. 11 . 'V ' n.r, I insurance commissioner abo win t- tend, while all the prominent repub- Mean leaders in southern nregnn will he on th sieaking list Medford members of the party ex pect to make this the biggest repub lican love feast ever held in Jacks.m County The progressives In Hogoe river valley have gone over to the p.trty en masse. lr. Ktnlfey to Take Trip. PORTLAND. Ore, Jan, 1. vtll apepar it Redmond Wednes lay s 55 . 85 ' jJuiHiinnitiMiiiiiniiuiiiiiimiiiiiiiniiiitMiiiiiiiMtiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiHiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiib From Whatever Angle You Approach the Subject The Franklin I is THE CAR YOU WANT j Safe and Sane Light, economical I Easy Riding Easy to Drive Easy on Tires The freedom from freezing troubles is most important right now, and the freedom from overheating troubles will be just as important I next summer when the theimometer reaches in 1 00' the shade. j Pendleton Auto Company I miUUtllMtUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllMIIMIIi? I night and at The Dalles Thursdays-aged in the work at construct iiu; for. J night. Moving pictures of wild anl- j 1 1 f Ications. mal and bird life wlU accompany the The officers arrested were Karl ! lectures given by Mr Finley. j Allmann, Emll Klusteln. Fred Kni Mr Finley is scheduled t" several lectures in Portland tli several lectures in t'onianu tne iu- ' 'r liart f th' month and at his lec- iture bemre tne Anglers' una on tne night of January , he will show pic- turei taken of bird feeding winter weather. Widows wfj loe i" weJ. VASCOUVER. Wash.. Jan. 19 j Two widows, not to be frightened by th Columbia river filled with Ice, 'ittirneyed to Vancouver and for the second time went to the altar. James B. Hart. 38, of Lebanon.1 Or., married Mrs Mary Kellogg, 37. j of Oregon City. Ore. Fred Dalton. 17. of Portland, married the other I Mrs. Edith S'prlnkel. 23. of Portland ;ermn sre Vrntrd. WILMIN'GTIN. Det, Jan. 18. Four members of the German navy who escaped from interned warships were arrested by government agents here. Two of the Germans were em. ploied on a I'nlted States dredger en- Is it Growing Harder to Sell? Competition is certainly more keen, yet markets are enlarging as population and prosperity in crease. In the retail field merchants are better educated. They know costs and profits. They are students of conditions. The live stores survive snd grow, the inert ones are forced backwards. Retailers are being educated to the ad vantage of co-operating with their news papers. They know it gives them a trade ad vantage to show goods at the time they are being newspaper advertised by the manufacturer. EIGHT PAGES tier and Karl Ehrmann, Allmann and Klntsteln were working OD the dred ger and Kruger and Khrm.inn wera employed In the BMWdfl textile nilll" The four were boarding at 11 board durinR.ing house but a stones throw away ! from the Hagley yards and plant of ! the Du. Pont Powder rnmpnny. Watch Your Health -, especially, during the wintry season. You are liable to an attack of Chills, f'nlds. Grippe or Stomach Weakness Let HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitter's I help Nature f-rtif your ryi Ipm UKuiiiMt iurh Irouhlt'H. 1 m