East Oregonian : E.O., March 06, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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DAILY EAST OREGON! AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY. MARCH 6, 1916.
es for the be
urfaced roads' sort
ind talked about as a
liU'rarv pair. But
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cc o t :4.-'X-M.VA-. 'tv i .- as: :o. .V. KSifiW
thi
, mm (Del t I'oniimoc.
u . im an Batter.
01 merarv pair, out a
provide tor an out- James leu America, ana auer
river, or for more 'a while it was felt that he
one such outlet. We cou'd not accurately portray it
be shutting the door on or its people. The output of
ssibilitv of a freight sav- Howt-lls lacks .something of the
that might well compen-l glitter of James' icy style, but
it is and mil remain t tar
more value in its truthful and
ing
sate for the build
roads we desire
the
Lecture on Christian Science
in otukr arm
I or; nnd. Orc
141 Wt
Koar
rtU v c U Coll t. ijnuic aiuv. in tw
Every dollar saved on freight! sympathetic picturing of Am-
itnarges is a aoiiar in me pocK-iencan me.
etl of the producers and con-i . u"""" V.
(Sumers of Umatil'a county.) No matter how atistactorv
When the bonding proposition affairs may shape up at WMll
ia submitted to the people it!l"gton there are some newspa-
. should provide without fail for I" tnat W1" ,eel ver' un,nap
BY
jnja connection with
iso i nver.
the
dv over the situation ana
gard the showing as bad.
re-
llli.
Jan I
. 7.50,
curia .- i
- by u.
WHERE WAS VON MEYER?
The expoita of the Moewe
indicate the British bulldog
OME assertions by our ratherjleepyjU times,
militarists are bevondi
v ,r i Here are manv Line nunga
luinurcnciisiuu. neie r
i
TI KKI-H UDBSMIX
ruin pasha, dead 1
..ar.d years,
:rcm Ml harem
sudden tears.
fled
in
Cttt fate
k,. enSTaven. "Only
great. "
ob h
God U
e
So the four words above
ettj a noia
Hum like ihe accents of no an
4 gel's votes.
Ar.d eer more
bar bienn,
ited each returning caravan
the
from the high
led gate
Whereon ia written
. i great "
- -Thomas Bai'.e
i that city's glory. Even"
sith dead leaves, the un
known pasha's dust.
i i ruin cave on wrink-
.mly
God
... nn in
on Mever. secretarv of the,; "
navy under Roosevelt, denoun-i
r n cr thu A m rni - u n mtn a a n n I
fit for anything. He says there
is a scarcity of ships and he
brands the navy as unfit in
A, IT- 1
ii. ui every respect. ne ia.
all the blame on ecretary
i uanieis.
Tf rmr nnvv i in snrh Hp-
plorable shape does the blame
be'ong upon Daniels or on von
: Meyer and other former heads
of the department. Daniels
has been in office but thre?
years. If he had striven with,
all his power for a gigantic
navy he could not have accom-
jlished it yet. It is the work
:(f vpars to build ud a navy. To
build a single dreadnaught is
the work of several years.
What excuse has von Meyer
to offer for handing to his suc
cessor such an insignificant
fighting equipment?
ram for the .jf
1 1 1 a . 1 1 W U m x)l.l MB1A.
lOMtUi nad irni pag one.)
The Columbia river .a navigable w:i
lerw.r.. now! aloni the northern
buiin'lar of the county, the proper
M ol whUh in the future will pla
ver important part In the count'
CommarcUU and Industrial life. It ia
but a truism to su that a navigable
Watarwa) without terminals or with
out an opportunity to reach H ia (1
WM about to say), worse than use- :
less, because while It Is there and its'
use constantly talked about, It serves
no purpose, because It has no oppor-
tunity tO do so.
In my opinion any sht-me havlnji
for Its purpose the building of roadl
ta I'matilla county should include be- j
yond any question, one road to the
river, and what would be better, two.
Indeed, it would be somewhat diffi-1
cult for me to understand any the- j
ory of road building In your county
which would not contemplate a road
to the river as the one first In Import- j
ance. Koads to the river would servnj
double purpose. Tney would pro
Wm. Re Rathvon, C. S. B.
OF DENVER, COLORADO
Member of Board of Lectureship
of The First Church of Christ
Scientist of Boston, Mass. On
MARCH 7th, 8 p. m.
TEMPLE THEATRE
ADMISSION FREE
ch.
then here IS SOmeining more , viue a general ii!Biii "
I to the point, what is the cali-land mwmv w
bre of von Meyer's American-! ""I
jism when at a trying junction: , w,,n aUo ... adriae you that even
like this he SO fiercely assails -plan that has been ...nsldered for the
L, ,. UUt1 Tlnps hp add! navigation ol the upper Columbia rlv-
-rence to the U.'"u' . . . Z, j I er has been M id on the fact that the
- . 19 r ot T ni I niTBIl
r vrunt land the,1'' UIV PICS"C VL river c mtiM woui.l
. L (I . ' 7" Ml ' 1 I I l tr . V l ' 1 ..11...
VITAL TO OREGO
-,1TH reference to the
- diplomatic negotiations by as
is whether the state school;.. hmllrf.i' i
fund shall obtain 40 gr gEJi drf. oelv J
Of the proceeds from the sale P
of timber or only 20 per cnt A he does not. H(
Ith of importance that senator ; ff t tQ European .
Chamberlain s ulea preva, and. - as you like re- J
40 per cent be secured or he Arrierican rights, the I
school fund. Wecoud buUd I .s no Rh t0 dis.
up a very sub,tantial school
fund on 20 per cent of the re- 'redness camnaign
. uinT t, it u i rr i t1 . i d .
1 , , L." UUL M ' ' - .
beyond
doubt
build uood roads to the river. If this
is not done it is difficult to see how
boat lines can be successfully oper
ated ! hope therefore in your own)
lntreat that in any plan that Is ad-1
opted, provision will ne made for atl
least one and what would be better,
two good roads to the Columbia river, I
to the end that your county and itsj
roducers may receive the greatest i
oadble benefit, not "n'y from their
ids
from the
could be obtained
Chamberlain plain.
At present the entire dele
gation in congress is not sup-,
porting Senator Chamberlain j
in his program and the situa-;
tion handicaps him to some ex- II
l :.. . 1 k.,r4i.m
tent, mere is ai.-w a naimnoij
should call for administering
j the oath of allegiance to at
' least one ex-naval secretary.
but "f the water highway t"
Tounj very truly.
JOSEPH N TEAL,
'eal ulsj wrote to J. F. Robin-1
psident of the good roads as
D on the same subject, enclos
oov of the letter to Judge!
.tLtJj "THE MISLEADING LADY
pMBt ESS AN AY
I thrift only. Is laying the basis for a the word dwell In the sense of contln
serious mural disproportion. uing long.
The mind of an adolescent, If The moral welfare of adolescents
lowed to run riot, will dwell upon ', Imperatively demands that the'
i many Impressions that enter unbld-1 should be under adult supervlsl' u
'den Prurient curiosity Is not confln- eight hours every day Two h,on
led to the baser adult minds It runs! should be devoted to recitation. IWO
close to the currents of novelty and j to supervised study, two hours In i
sometimes develops In youthful minds properly managed study hall nnd two
in spite cil Hire confidence and ui;-' hours should be devoted to 1a. .
conscience sport nnd physical exercise !
ThoUfhtful parents will not allow the adolescent busy, .lire, t and eon
the physical bod) of their child, day'trol his activities.
In and day out, to run the street and in other words, ir u cinn"i "
! alles of a city or town tmctiaperoned : done In nny other'way, force the adol
! and unau.irded. They fear evil as- escent Into the channels of np-nt
soclatcs and bad Influences. Bui I concentration at least eight hours
these same parents will, without a ery day And so we come back again
protest, permit the minds of theirlto undivided attention ns the chi f
children to roam up and down the, thing In all school education So '
Streets and alleys of prurient lltera-'lt
, ture. Indifferent
, tlonable Images
The real thing In adolescent moral- S.W.KM. Ore., March I. The KIK!
I Ity Is either to exclude from the of this city elected the following off;
mind impure and unwholesome Im-Jeers for the ensuing ear Imls la'i
ages or else to destroy or obSCUrel mUnd. exalted ruler; A I. Wallace
valcm I'IUh Elect.
HENRY JAMES
limn Walthal and Rdna Mnyo, Ph time ToT,
I them after they have on
fine cannot wholly excIU'l
F the late Henrv Jame
had been a little more
i-lolrlinir in thp Hsnerities
from the fact the legislature' ()f his itvta. he would have
j nd the so-called 'and grant jv,een a novelist of great popu
conference entirely ignored the iar jjing DUt then he would
idea of getting school money ; not have been Henry James
from the grant lands. j He had the power and the art
If the school forces in Ore-j0f telling a story, but he pur
gon realized the magnitude ofip0gev, it seemed, blindfolded
the issue at stake in Washing- hja. readers of the average sort
ton they would be working M tnat. they could not see the
strenuously to aid the Cham-1 tale under its linguistic cover
berlain bil. They would have j jng jje was justly cal'ed "a
resolutions of support and en- novelists' novaiirt," and no man
1 . ... . ! ,L.l
touragement trom every scntwi cari bfc w holly gr
Women to Travel
Aboard Warships
for the First Time
Is the Cayuse Pony Descended
From The Fleet Arabian Steed?
entered, esteemed leading knght; A K lluck-
them he- i ..A i,.,., i n,,,h, V
c ause mental associations are harder , Kurtx. esteemed lecturing knight K,
J Weld ner. secretary. . m.
es of feden
it Ameriesn rep'
1,,1'ore have be
,,ti warships.
biles. Worn
n iiermitted
Major Lee Uoorhouae has received
i interesting letter from Mrs. Eva
Diory Uye, noted orejon authoress.
.. ' asking what he knows regarding spe. -.North
. . , . . ,,,
u ration mar Hie y.ty ,ae n
eastern Oregon are ol Arabian origin
it is a subject that has -jeen discussed
attend
why I ask Are their nostril
anil the skin around the eyes
and Clark said the Indian pon
saw were from Mexico. Bolt
had the Snimlsh brands apoi
to control than nhvilea! contact
The practical remedy lies in deter
mining those things iiKin which the
mind shall habitually dwell. It is
the prime business of parent and
teachers to direct the minds of adoles
cents to the Images snd Ideals of
wholesome activity.
observe. I have used the term so
kick t ivity. not the word Industry. The
lewli flll;n school must, through ingenuity,
thejf successful device and authority lead
still the high school Btudent. nay, even
hem compel him. to dwell upon wholesome
I. red i,n iges and pure Ideals. I am using
treasurer, and T IV Ki
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
board and every
Hub in the state
ter of millions to this state yet
the subject has been so cloud
ed by those who in the past
have considered only private:
gain that the state is not mak
ing a sufficiently vigorous cam
paign at Washington.
Oregon could afford U send
a special train to Washington,
loaded down with workers for
the rhamberlain measure.
commercial ;n lo,- deo-ree.
It is a mat-: Jama and Howells used to
WORK - HORRY.
. k. B. Haslop, Pendiei
not work that break
It's worry Work
blessing to manklnr
,tel curse. Adv.
A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOL
LAR EARNED
C
HAT P
P
is going
aggressive
;t her po-
grain trade is
selection of T. B.
head of thp di-
i h amber of com-!
effort t
Htm in the
ttKrWI! iiy the
Wtten to be
rectors of the
nierce.
If th.' metropolis is unable'
to taCUre from the interstate,
rouimerce eommkrias a lower
rata than ii given Seattle andj
Astoria a logical line of action j
will in to make use of the open!
river for freight moving pur-i
pones Relying on nature's!
ru! s they wil' be made inde-
, f nny artificial stand-'
Portland' situation is some
tl rig of considerable interest
n '.in -baai section, particu
irlj to ("unties tributary to
the Columbia. It has a direct
ng m the road building
movement in Umatilla county.
We vu.uld act stupidly if in
....
SBp
(liarus
from
.il..
I. .Major Moortiou.se recalls ail
gend amunis the teckl Indian"
be first homes were introduced
he northwest b.. the Snake In-
who had secured me
the southwest Tnls
,, it the theon the horses
horses, are Arabian,
The writer of that art
certain peculiarities of
horse, one less vertebra
Horses (WO i,.,;, n the lall and I
legend Look it up. Of course
ther (
the
ariircs
cayuss
ntroduced by the Spaniards into M
The letter from Mrs Dye to Major
MnOrhoase Is as follows:
ORBOON "ITY, Ore..
February Jfi. In IS.
IJear Major Moorhouse.
You live up there In the country
s'here cause ponies are frerjoently
seen. Tell me, now. what is the true
-rrlor ol a cause pony's skin .' Is it
Mack? Whatever tne color of the
oat or hair, ia the skin under black ?
Read 'he story, "The Desert Strain"
in Ho- Saturday Evening Post for
February md you will understand
JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIlllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli
I JUST A WORD j
To You Mr. Workingman
..r H
Arabian.
.-aid thf v.
iiKh may -nil
e cnytiM pony
-ad an article
ucn tht- ftUtta
gpanMfc
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MORE MONEY?
10
can help you make mon
, to 25' , on vour every r
money
av nee(
by saving, yo
s in the wav
j from
f work-
ir.g Clothes, Shoes, etc.
i mention i i -
use it
With love to
ax ever, yours
M rs
Moofhousj
very truly.
tSVA BMORY IYi
I am r
STANDARD MADE OVERALLS AND JUMPERS.
Extra well made, full pocketed, double stitched,
come plain blue and grey. You save money when
buying these at. pair 1M)C
Mental Activity and Adolescent Morality
fM or iIm- (rfi)t awls, in w" Mwmt ymti&m
ftv-mVT 1 oinorrow.
mini; ut Ule MlH
ly John Franklin Knirle, Ph 0.
Principal of Placer I'nlon Hlkh
School.)
Moral character is fundamental!)
determined by the naracter or tne
mme, end mental impressions upon
whM- th mind h; olttiallv Owens.
Stoic of the Imafei .hai float in and
prewnt themselves before the eye ol
consciousness are unchaste and il
Ihilr nature degrading. others are
pure and elewulng In their tendencies.
The former sometimes carry the lure
of novelty and a fascination born of
the desire to try things out. The Id
ler sometimes cause weariness be
cause they are sci ompanled tit
routine or authority ami the ie net ion
of church, state and nome.
These impure Images rreUenily ob
trude lawlessly and defiantly Thcv
are hurtled Into the mind of the hluli
school student by insidious sugg.s
Hons, by actually disreputable, by no
iv.lxt and between novels and by the
tremendous impiot upon chernrtrr
comes from develnimg sex lnstfn ts
and desires, Good images sometimes
fade out of the mind without own
leaving the aroma ol a pleasant mem
ory Had Impressions sometimes per
x'stently refuse to rade away, and
when finally unceremoniously thrust
out leave behind an ugly scar
The great and wide sea of menial
Images Is a mosaic. The bits compos
inii this BtocalC often rest upon a
desire fine
harmonise
(dse It may catl
arts a stultifying
nis disproportion
ntal Images may
induct as much
STANDARD MADE WORK SHIRTS
Come in tan. blue, grey, stripes, plain black, etc.
Von save money when buying these at 3.V, iWt,
lf)C. 65 and flSr.
background of passion and
Of these hits may fall to
with the others or else I
over all the other parts I
brilliancy. An serious d
in the mosaic of, r
ni:ki- tor immoral
as downright unchaste Impression"
A 00) who passes through his mind
predominantly the Imagery of high
class detective stories Is In danger.
The family that preaches thrift, and
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Best Quality Work Sox P. C. S. price, pair .V
1 All Wool Work Panta P. C. S. prices $1.-10, $!.,
E $1.7.. 11.98 to $2.08 pair.
Men'a Bot Quality Corduroy Panta $1.08. $2.08. 83.45,
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I Guaranteed Work Shoes 8 1.08. $2.65, $3.25, 83.45,
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