East Oregonian : E.O., March 11, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY. MARCH 11, 1916
'I Flri,hi.nr
...St Utlon.
at I'en.llfton,
matter
template ridding his country of not to have the advantages of
its chief murderer and trouble a water level haul in rate mak
maker. The capture and exe-'ing.
Icution of Villa should he a This meaning is, that, as
great stcn toward the more never before, the Columbia
firm establishment of a stable, river stands out as the sure
constitutional government in means by which Portland and
the interior cities can compel
m foretell what rates to w hich geography anil
us down there, natural laws entitle them. The
S.U.K IS 1111. CITIES
I Hotel Nm Stand. IVrtlHd,
liar
Oregon
Mom nmu News Co.. Portland. Oregon.
ON KILE AT
Cfctnua Hurrn.1. MS Snurltj Building.
Washing! eu. D. CH Bureau 501. Kour
teeotb Siwi. N V.
Mexico.
Yet no one C
is in store for
;it is a complicated problem.
CONDITIONS ESSENTIAL
TO DISARMAMENT
SI Its. RIPTIOK KATES.
(IX ADVANCE)
J : r ZZhS Liu.'. ZZZTaB manent peace in the wor
pan,, three mootka, to mail 'Hi do away with armament
Daiit me war, 'bj euiinZZZZ'.''- 7.50 individual nations? The
HAT sort of an interna
tional union is neces
sary to bring about per-
ind
by
lllj. all months, to carrier..
Daily, three months, to carrier
S.TS
15
wer would be the kev to the
movement yet
Way to get those rates is to na
vigate the river.
Every ton of freight routed
via the river is a blow struck
for commercial freedom for the
I Columbia from its mouth to its
I source.
Every sack of wool shipped
i from Lewiston or everly bushel
Of wheat shinned from WbIIj
ans- ....it- ...... u-.rV j i a.
"ma via uutti is a ueciarauon
0, W. Stlison, prominent rklah res
ident. Is In the city today,
jane a. uunn or A.i.ims. is nm-
0A the many visitors in the city to.
day.
W . Mikeshell nn,l laniilx of Her
mlston are spemlini; the ilnv In lite
'. MoCook,
returned, fr.
to.l.n .
01 llol I. .Ik.
sterdti
of commercial independence.
full- ....,, ... ..Ur-!r f'. .. ' .1.
7, vr u...u. -...., .'rrwnuie peitce iiioen e u fi; lv ..... 1 i i i i. It
Seta! Weeklj. one year, uy mall 1.50' F . , tvei'V loaded boat that DUt
cen.iwe.aiv, sii montha, by man to, many well meaning peace ad- ., , tu
rmtWeek!T. tour mouth, to mail 50 ..A . LV ,11t IIMI. P 01 OOWJ) the HVer IS 01
I u :i: 1 TZ I:;; .r: Z "eP nearer removal of costly
aa).aVvvvvvv urru. li.n uir . ' t n i r i , . v..
( harlM I,. Plnkerton,
sessor :it Weston, w is to
to secure his supplies.
A W. Shoemaker, traveling asent
for the Missouri Pacific Ry is here
Horn Portland today
R. 11. fount, Kume warden of Mor
row county, l.. K, Harlan and Olio
Hayes drove over yesterday from Hep.
I'ner and are here today.
I WONDER.
i wonder i; the roast know
The beauty and the charm they
Or i - ho it de ks
O Thi gradual trjnr ol the
He.,rs how the ottier hearts it
r. happy for the joy it brings
In what it does for others'
I wonder if the star's aware
of all the content it spills
4 l"t" ii till little lives of care
That catch its beauty on th
1 ..nd.r if the violet feels
The tender and response e fleam
i! loTe that in the woodland 4
To worahlp it the shrines of
I wonder if all beauty shares
The knowledge the ffood that
i;r. vv from out its all-
unconscious sweet
The song "t bird, the bloom of
Or whether, it is not as when )
Some life bl..ssomf like flow-
at. 'mid its fellow- .
More like a perfume than a
i ower
Baltimore Sun
THE END OF VILLA
M.n
Kiiiiuk w aau-RWHiaacui ,eye route ABMMOr 0 R ste,,1(1 f No.
peace and disarmament that j tj i.,i,.mj U. who is making ihe assessments
they skip hastilv over the ques-!fV. ,im. , , t . In tht Butter Cmk country, raporti
tion of the essentials to that' " '.n" eh r , i i ,te there " leM h4y
j i point along the Columbia is era In that country thlt year than fof
k v ,, i lone more unanswerable ariru number of yeara,
One theory held by many , , eZZx!. I .
people s that disarmament tor , 1
ii jj i n lates tor water level cities,
individual nations will never; If . ,
, . ... ,, ., ii i sen tletense tor everv ,
be safe until a w orld wide Lt .u.. tk ... II ,
-I,, f.iv'i.); me iv.iv m use uiese 1
boats. There should be men
an outpouring of traffic that
soon not two, but two dozen
boats may be required to
handle it. Portland Journal.
power is set up sufficiently
strong to enforce a decree
against individual armament.
In the fuedal days each bar
on maintained his own force of
warriors and he had to do so 1
Ueimlatontaits.
.'wo llenuiston c.uipie
ed licenses to marry, t
issued to Chester W
d and Ethel L Bentle
other to Lerov K Sullivan
H. Boynton,
The Greatest Piano Sale
Pendleton Has Ever Known
Pianos in Car Load Lots
Direct From the
Factory
You save all agents profits. You can purchase at
wholesale. You can have 2 or 3 years if you wish to
pay for the piano. A yisit to the store will convince you.
O'lH''
ley War
ami tho
and K'.lna
because his central govern
ment was not strong enough to
guarantee him protection. As
the national governments grew
stronger the situation changed.
Ihe military functions were
assumed by the state and the
lords and princes did away
with their armed forces. It
was logical for them to do so,
yet had they disarmed too soois
they would have become the
prey of their more militaristic
neighbors.
Is not the situation confront
ing the nations of the world
today somewhat similar to the
conditions faced at one time
by the feudal lords and their
followers? Can the nations
afford to disarm until a central
world authoritv capable of
fhereal
Woods of
information
.uts of her
I'a-M'- va.
Let us ahow you why it is now possible for us
to sell you a good standard make ol piano now lor
less than $200.00. Others as low as $160.00. You
can save from $100.00 to $300X0 now on a piano
or player-piano.
--TCa
last evening at a
church parlors, lie
offered thanks, afte
leous feast was enjo
bi
si. I. ,
and friends.
Mr
Wile.
The ri
f. the
espond
Utter from James M. Prultt
telling of the founding and early
tory of the church.
The b.ast of the evening was
Church as I y rst Saw It." and
responded to by Mrs. Lulu Wilcn
II was
clerk.
d. A
I read,
ly his-
or ihe Warn
He is survk
era Cruz, in.
n t onstrucuo
ml by .me br.
The
was
(. L
B, Penlan
Mrs. .Man
A. F. it
Harvey.
r, J. H. Morris,
tnd Karl Qregg;
mnintaininr, Q,0 V, Q Koor, n . ' "l" " " "iterestinK mar
vm T "'""'"itablished? If so then the,h,
Y rild tide luumicreoi... j, ,f l,lj .:i.u
bevond
Musical
pi
AS NEVER BEFORE
'p.
ii i,iif
piavcu iiuiiJui juuuil.i tVlo: A:aarrv,arnan f-lU iliu
- . , "UIU HH. A Vll. tll illtllllv. ML I I 1 IV
A1 ! for the time and devote their
a -I a I Y V energies to bringing about an .v... ,
and it should be made his last. :international arrangement that cinger: voj
ms i.iuruerous will make world wide disarma
an American vil age the admi-;ment practicable.
ing armed forces to bring about
his capture. The president is
to be complimented for the jpa AVIGATI0N of the Co
vigor and speed with which he! ?M lumbia between Port
is proceeding in the matter. ' land and Lewiston was
Out of fairness to the Mexi-j inaugurated by the departure
can people and in a desire to of the Twin Cities Wednesday,
avoid any seeming intent at and the J. N. Teal is to go on
aggrandisement on our part the run next Tuesday. The
our authorities have been' pati-' schedule is to be two boats per
ent and tolerant for a long week.
time. In view of that course; As never before, the opera
our justification for action tion of these boats has a mean
against Villa is all the greater, ing. That meaning was made
No Mexican can question our most impressive by the decis
motives or deny that we have ion of the Interstate Corn
had every provocation for what mission in which there is im
we are now doing. plied announcement that Port
The action undertaken by land is to be denied the benefit
this country should be wel- of her location and that the
corned by Carranza. We con- Columbia cities in general are
of the
h as they first found it.
lurinir the even
lo by Prof. Krik
. selection by the ladies- quar
composed of Mrs. Marvey, Mrs.
McConnell and Miss
o by Mrs. HaKar:
vioii,, sob. by .Miss darnel Baldwin:
and a vocal duet by Miss Clevengef
and Will Penland.
i Rev. E. R. Clevenger spoke of "The
Church as I now see it." After speak
ir.K freely of the past, he expressed his
111 y in seeing the church a happy one
; progressive In every way and for the
j future he sees it continue to grove in
.social and iptr'tual lines.
Mrs. A. F. May. financial secretary,
ke on the church finances.
Mr. Bartlett. of Portland, was call
upon and spoke in a pleasing man-
Sugar "Boycott" t ailed.
CINCINNATI. March II The Na
tional Housewives' League declared
a "boycott" on sugar and sent out
communications to all branches of
the leagues, as well ns to other wom
en's societies, urging co-operation in
this movement.
The league claims that housewives
use Da per cent of the sugar consum
ed in the I'nlted States and now ob
ject to the high prices that they now
have to pay lor this commodity.
Many are buying and never bef ire have such values
been offered. Now would be the time to purchase a
Knabe, Kimball, Steger, Reed & Son, Strohber, Lyon
& Healy or some other fine piano.
The sale will only hist a few days and our store will
remain open evenings during the sale.
NOW WOULD BE THE TIME TO TRADE IN YOUR OLD PIANO AND GET A
PLAYER-PIANO OR A GRAND PIANO.
Warrens Music House
820 Main St.
reason, the warden and his deputies
are taking unusual precautions to en
force the game laws In those parts
W i s SLEEPING MKDIOIJTE.
(Hy Dr. E. K. Haalop, Pendleton, or)
Can you give me medicine to make
me sleep." said a patient, coming ir
to the office?
"Yes. I could give you a dose of
morphine, which is the best sleep pro
ducer known. I could give you a
bromide as well, but I don't do busi
ness that way If you confide In me
and let me know a little of your his
tory, perhaps we will find worry, diet,
exercise or a dozen ..ther things that
are influencing your sleep. Then aft
er we understand one another the re
laxing treatment of the muscles and
propoaea to Rockefeller,
OAKUAND, Cat.. March 11 Mrs.
dermis Threse, divorcer, admitted
having written a Leap Year proposal
of marriage to John D. Rockefeller,
telling him "she lnve.t him for the
money he had made.''
voting precincts In the city of Leb- Kniployes It
anon, there are 3T, more women rer-: fb e say that
istered than men. In all other pre- counted for I.
olncts In the county, men outnumber anon there la
women two to one In the registration. trar clerk. Mi
count) . lerkV 0f
. ondlUon la ac
fact thnt In Ieb
live woman regis
Vf, Cruaon,
Attention Candidates.
Electors' nominating petltons and
candidates' acceptance blanks, com
plete, for either republican or demo
cratic party, are carried in stock at
the East Oregonian office. They are
the correct forms and already printed
for immediate delivery.
'Hiieting of the
You will not ne
sure you Try
d
Will do the
thing else
rest
I as-
I air Voters in Majority.
ALBANY, Ore., .March 11. In th
' ;-: ;-n HMr
' tie
World - I lnes i Talking MachUss
Edison Disc
Needs no needles. The diamond
point makes every record play per
fectly without the bother of o hang
ing nee.ll.s or danger of spoiling
records
Machines uiul . Id-cords
Jnst Received.
Warren's Music
House
he pastor.
-
Mrs. Oeorge W. M' Math. wh.
irr,.e tomorrow from Portland i
ler to attend the "Better Bi
mass meeting here Monday, wl
'he cuest of Mrs. Wilson j. M
while here. Mrs. McNary vvill
K"me of the Pendleton ladies ca
formally tomorrow afternoon to meet
her. Monday noon she will be hon-
y the pupils of the hisjh school
rnestic science department with a
n.l'liiTH ntary dinner.
Deer Reported to
be Thick in South
End of the County
.
: ' . ' i v
Nary
have
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Driven down to the meadows and
brakes bj the deep snows In the
mountains, the deer have become so
.t, . ,. ., , . . . .. . n
l 1 rde! Qeorge i kin who rnade' .
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II
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