East Oregonian : E.O., March 28, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1916.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
(IN ADVANCE!
is willing to resort to any man-! lem of 'temper' is one that
ner of falsehood to further that i mothers have to meet every
purpose President Wilson issu- day. The baby pushes away
ed a statement for use in the
papers Sunday morning. In
substance the statement set
anything he dislikes, and cries
whn he is displeased. But
anger, if it is directed only
forth the fact, well known in i against injustice and wrong is
journalistic circles, that many something well worth preserv-
reports emanating from the:ing. A child shows strength
of character in his indignation ;
one who tamely submits to
everything will always be lack
ing in force."
Daily, ope jear by mU ;for the
LNUiy. BIX muuiu v umm ---- i
border are deliberately malici
ous and intended to promote
trouble between the two coun
tries. It is dastardly work be
cause it jeopardizes our soldi
ers in Mexico and if successful i MORE AIR SCOUTS NEEDED
would involve us in a tiresome,
expensive war at a time when
our hands should be free. It is I VEr from our jaunt into Mex
benefit of interests i ico is that the United
efforts toward securing 40 per
cent for the school fund.
Never before has there been
a cause so worthy of general
public support and encouragement.
THIS MA Y ENTERTAIN
Correct.
"What's an egoist, pa?''
"An egoist, my boy, is a man who
insists upon talking anout himself
. . , , , , , when you want to talk about your-
NE lesson already learned 8eif
in ' States army is deficient in the
by important department of aerial
scouting. There have not
inilT, mi UIVUIU a aaaaaei - - I. , .
Dally, three montbt. by man 125 having mining Concessions
Mfc r, "VoS-ZZZ ua ( Mexico, mostly obtained
Dally, ill month., by carrier fraud 0T briberv.
Daily! oTmonth, carrier 8s Though it is an axiom in; been enough airmen available
l'tomin newspaper circles that a state- ito serve with the expedition
a weeaiy. tour montna. oy nutu - ( ment irom me presiueni 01 uiujauu somt; 01 uiose w no nave
I United States on a live topic is ! tried the work have not shown
THE FHIEXD.
Time wan I used to nod to one
who lleed across the way.
I knew hla name and he knew
mine: we paaaed the time
of day.
But nothing did he mean to me
and nothing I to him
Until one morning Borrow came
and all my world was
(Tim.
I saw his face. I felt his hand
and knew he'd come to
lend
The strength I needed, and
right then I found I had
a friend.
Tls not In sunshine friends are
made, but when our ikies
are gray.
The splendid souls that men
posses sre never on dis
play. We cannot tell what lies be
hind the hasty nod or
urn lie
Nor what of worth will come
from It in just a little
while;
We only kn iw that when we
face he cares that life
rr.usl send
We realise the paaaer.by has
rhanged Into a friend.
Edgar A. Quest.
alwavs first class news the
Portland Oregonian gave but a
few lines to the subject, though
the Journal and Spokesman
Review published the full
statement. After having been
so narrow and unfair as to re-
jfuse publication of the presi
dents statement the same pa
per this morning devotes over
a column of space to editorial
denunciation of the warning
from the White House, saying,
up well under the crucial test
of actual field experience.
The aviator is the modern
scout. Rising in his machine
he can quickly circle over a
large territory and learn more
in an hour than scouts on
horseback could learn in a day,
or probably a week. On a dash
such as Pershing is making it
is easy to see the value of the
birdmen. That the army
should lack sufficient trained
.Sure of It.
Did you post that letier I gave you
this morning, John'.'-
"Yes, love."
"Are you quite sure"
"Absolutely, my dear. I remembel
particularly I fotgot to put a stamr
on It."
BPHt Ever,
What is the defendant's reputation
for veracity?" asked the Judge.
"Your Honor," said the witness.
"Mr. Wilson's statement is amen for such a small force is
almost incomprehensible.
CENT
shameful, demagogic appeal to
class prejudice against all who
criticise his Mexican policy."
In other words Oregonian
readers were given no chance
to form their own views of the
president's position and have
had foisted upon them a
garbled, intensely partisan i interest. It is the cheapest
view of a subject that should , money to be had on rural se-
For That
Run -Down
Condition
so characteristic of Spring you
will he benefited hy a trial of
HOSTETTER'S
farm money at six per ! Stomach Bitters
It Iw an excellent Tonic and Appetiser
jfY ONEY from the state j
JUj. school fund is loaned to
lauiiein ui Mia per ckih
Inactive Kidneys
Cause Disease
POOR JOURNALISM; POOR
AMERICANISM
W writer in the April Worn
Jjl an's Home Companion
says :
"The trained mother learns,
often to her surprise, that to-
3N a sane, timely effort to I dav anger is regarded as some
warn the country against thing to be valued and guided,
a coterie that would like not, as we once thought, to be
to bring on a general war of eliminated. This opens a wide
aggression against Mexico and field for study, since the prob-
stand above partisanship. As
a sample of unfair journalism
and low grade Americanism
the Portland paper's behavior
is illuminating.
ANGER IN CHILDREN
curity and such loans are very
satisfactory to farmers.
If the Chamberlain plan of
getting 40 per cent of the O. &
C. land grant money for the
school fund is successful the
irreducible fund will be
brought up close to the $25,
000,000 mark whereas the
fund now consists of $6,000,-000.
Tk.f. !. iw, a .,;., f ease may result.
iiiuDc aic agitating iui Ir you haTe c,u, t0 Mieve that
a better rural Credit scheme your kidneys are weak, disordered or
, ... . .. . Inactive you should act Immediately.
have a splendid opportunity to Foley Kidney Pills have been used
do some effective work. Just bcWPZTnXV,TkTyX
wire our senators or Congress- g, SJJlSSSSgT
1 shall aat moot f orset the kraWiU I desired
from th.rn.ot Foley Kidney Hfe." AL A.
Godrr.y, Forest Grors, Oretoa.
Too much work and too little work
seem to have about the aame effect
on persons past middle ace. Proper
action of the kidneys Is necessary to
good health. They act aa a filter
and remove from the blood poisonous
waste matter which if permitted to
remain in the system leads to many
complications.
Many nervous, tired, run-down men
and women suffer from pains in the
back and sides, dizzy spells, bladder
weakness, sore muscles and stiff
Joints and fall to realize that rheuma
tism, diabetes or even Brlght's dig-
"I've known him to ailmit that he ha.l
been fishing all day and hadn't got a
single bite."
Maternity! The
Word et Words
It Is written Into life's expectations that
motherhood is the one sublime accom
plishment And If
there la anything, no
matter bow simple,
bow apparently trivial
it may seem, If It can
aid, help, assist or In
any way comfort the
expectant mother. It Is
a blessing. And such
la a remedy called
"Mother's P r I e ml."
You apply It over the
efnmneh n-tr!es. Tt If
lent'f rubbed on the
surface, and makes
the Bknselas nH.mt-
this relieves the strain on 11-.meats, natural
cxpansl-n takes place without undue effect
upon the nerves. And ss r?:e time ap
proaches, the mind has rone through a pe
riod of repose, of gentle expectancy, and
this has an unquestioned Influence upon the
future child. That this it true is evidenced
by the fact that three generations of mothers
have used and recommended "Mother's
Friend." Ask your nearest druggist for a
bottle of this splendid remedy. He will get
It for you. And then write to Brsdfleld Reg
ulator Co., 407 Lamar Bids., Atlanta, Ga,
for a most Interesting book of Information
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Write today. It Is a book you will enjoy.
man Sinnott urging renewed
mM tver where.
Does
Newspaper
Advertising
. CT
Pay?
A large paint manufac
turer asked this iuest on
of retailers throughout the
country:
NO. 1. SAID:
"We believe rightly conduct
ed newspaper advertising to be
one of the very best forms of
advertising open to the retail
dealer perhaps to any dealer or
manufacturer. We believe ulso
that poorly conducted newspa
per advertising means money
nearly wasted.
"By rightly conducted we
mean well written advertise
ments havlne: the local flavor,
written In view of local con-
dlt one and needs, well dis
played, appearing hut once or
not to exceed twice In the same
paper that is, In one or two
Issues."
(Continued tomorrow.)
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