East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 06, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE POUB DAILY RA8T OREGOWAM, PENDLETON, Q&BGON, SATURDAY. MAY 6. 1916. TWELVE PAGES M)f (Ml al Week M N PVKUMISG CO j through error, there is no way If Oregon wool is taken as to restore them to life. It may fast as the wool in Utah and jbe said we have a criminal case j Nevada there will be none left against the Germans and a ci-jwhen the sales days arrive. Ivil case acainst the English ........... land our government may de- Some will worry because we frVtai Cwaty tpr sals i. ran arraa r. rini i Bans. asrwUf tMltfca smcaiFTioji um in unv i, . B tar Ml ky it.. r. mm iw if TTT . r Ml " tar. WMli ky Mil I I umij m mil kr . a . m ok Tat war. mmm. w MBBB, V earner 3 71 cline to consider the two cases as in the same category. However that may be it is cheerful to know that the di plomatic break with Germany is prolonged, if not averted. That break will come soon en ough if it never happens. Meanwhile u through diplo macy Wood row Wilson brings an end to improper use of sub marines he will have accom plished much and done so by methods greatly preferable to are so slow about going to war Hh someone; most of us are very patient on that subject kr mer W MM. kg amct miikij m rmi, kr hii um ". urti. kr aaa .T Hf Wjr. tma !. W ll a Usliy. three Mtlt. kr carrier 1 K string xtrnuiiT. PERSONALITY N the view of no less a pa per than the Christian Herald it is possible for one to develop personality to I- ,,..... ... a,'- ' ou a nnu .tnrdr for mi.- UKi aeciaea numin mter- Nooiia tht -rrr bm or win 'et and the following in sub- Com t b ta una ami stance is the view of the pub- return rata hM of a aa tklr li..f:A. .K l . A natural smile is readily The menu? of the childhood bum In thoM oM da of dr delight When w could play till ilmwl Hatura.. when sprint so sweet Trip and dance through the -treat, Bird announcing fret and gar Stw I acre, to mil and mt Children one again at play Whew tht parka are anillrtf op la violet and buttercup. Aa4 robin atrut no proud and fine, And wren are matins la the via Selected THE GERMAN ANSWER im HERE is room for much satisfaction and for some dissatisfaction over the German reply on the subma rine question. The note is gratifying in that it states or ders have been given German submarines to conduet future warfare in compliance with our demands. It appears this part of the note will be sufficient to pre vent a break between the two countries though it must be borne in mind that the official white house opinion on this subject has not yet been ex pressed. The German strategy of making continued compliance with our demands contingent upon America s bringing Eng land to compliance with inter national law has the flavor of justice. Yet that contention is not as meritorious as it seems. It is logical for this country to say that we settle German af fairs with Germany and Eng lish affairs with England. We do not mix international issues. It is also improper for Ger many to assume we should consider human rights and property rights upon a par. The English under their block ade take cargoes but do not take neutral lives. The car goes may be restored or paid for, when mistakes are made. When people are killed by cubmarines. intentionally or obtained after one has acquir ed a musical lauarh. wholesome Jj thoughts and a pleasant voice. j A forced smile is easily detect ed and usually arouses sus picion, as it is considered a mask. It is the forced smile that usually results in facial con tortion. The genuine smile prompted by cheerfulness is accomplished by slightly part ing the lips, gently raising the corners of the mouth, and is completed by a happy expres sion in the eyes. Stand before your mirror and see how eas ily you can be convinced that this is true, also how well it will pay you to wear a genuine smile. ine nanasnake needs no practice, only remember that a firm grip and a hearty snake inspires confidence and are a token of frankness and accord with spontaneous laughter and a well-placed musical voice. To prove conclusively that personality can be acquired by any one, we have even seen in valids change an irritable and unattractive personality to one of cheer and sunshine, winning all who came in contact with them and accomplishing for themselves many more hours of happiness and many less hours of pain. If you will but conscientiously carry out these instructions you will soon have a personality which at tracts, giving pleasure to your friends and great satisfaction to yourself. The Christian Herald. CURRENT THINKING ArKTRlA-HVNUARY. Aostra-Hungary truthfully de acrfbed a "the patchwork empire." Few monarch In all history bare ruled orer a nation containing ko many different people aa doe the empire of Prann Joseph. Ia the kingdom and prortneec repreaeated In the Vi enna Reicherath there are about IV , Bon-Ormaaa. aa compared with 1,M.M German. Of the non German there are about 17.SM.aSw Klari, Including the Croats and Serb In Dalmatia. The Eastern orthodox Church has about 445. 0 adherents, and there are about I.Svv.m Greek I'niats. In Hungary. Crotia and Plavonia there are about 16. . Magyars, or Hungarians, some 2,666.666 Germans. I.004.06 Rumanian and S.99.0v Slavs. The Croats, or Roman Catho. lie Serbs, are about 1, . In num ber, and there are about 1.100.000 Serbs who are adherents of the ortho dox church. In round number, there are about ll.O'.Ki.OOO Roman Catholic, of vari ous race, in Hungary and her sub ject kingdoms. 1.000.000 orthodox ad herent and 2. 000.000 Greek I'niats. In Bosnia there are more than 660. 000 Mohammedans, principally of Rotinrrsox may land MM AS PEV COACH. 'SvSZ" I w LAVhsoN isca&snsiml Carranza accepts the ar rangements made between Scott and Obregon whereby our troops remain in Mexico to aid in the pacification of the country and the capture of Villa. Meanwhile there is no general uprising against the gringoes and Villa instead of becoming the national hero is still the national fugitive. PHILADELPHIA, May I. From an authentic source It Is learned that Qv prominent athletic directors are being considered aa sucesasors to George W. Orton, present coach of the University of Pennsylvania ath letic coach and trainer, whose term of office will expire next fall. Beside Orton. who Is out for re-election, thev Serb stock; 115.000 Orthodox Serbs; are, Lawson Robertson, trainer of the Irish-American Athletic club and sev eral minor athletic organizations; James Cuiran, coach of Mercersburg academy; Nat Cartmell. coach of La fayette College and former champion intercollegiate sprinter, and Arthur Smith, coach of Main. Robertson is weU liked at penn. par ticularly by the athlete and if it were up to the athlete Robertson would get the job. Ted Meredith, the star runner of the college. Is sponsor for Robertson. He knows Robertson's ability, a the latter helped him to get la condition at the Swediih Olym pic game and for the Panama Expo sition meet. and 415,000 Roman Catholic Croat. The dual monarchy contain alto gether about 25,000.000 Slavs, of whom one.flfth are Pole, largely Roman Catholics. The Serb race numbers altogether about 5,500.000, divided between Mohammedanism, Roman Catholicism and the orthodox church. There are about 3.225.006 Rumani an. Xo matter how the war ends, the holding together of this patch work empire is likely to prove a gi gantic task. THIS MAY ENTERTAIN HER OWS HANDIWORK. Wife (angrily): I think you are the meanest man that ever was. Hub: That's hard on yourself, my dear. According to your mother, you have been the making of me. Boston Transcript. ALL HARD. I can sell you this house on very easy payments. That's interesting. I didn't know there was any such thing as easy payment. THE BEST PROCESS. Since I've been living next door to a dealer in antique rugs I've learned a thing or two about the rug busi ness." "Yes." "A rug can be aged very rapidly by allowing a few youngsters to use It as a playground." Collision hill- Two. WATSON VI LLE, Cat, May 5. T. J. Albright and A. L. Hchultze, both Santa Crux county automobile deal ers, are dead a.- the rnuk of a col lision between their automobile and the Del Monte express, near Vega, 10 miles north of here. KalllnK to see the train southbound from Han Fran cisco, until it was almost upon them, the men tried to make the crossing ahead of it and their machine was hit wruarely by the locomotive. Library News Following I the librarian's statisti cal report for April. The total circu lation this April 1 5077 which la an Increaae of 20 per cent over the 40(1 volumes circulated durmg April last year. Book Accession Pendleton 16 Umatilla county S00 Total 311 Registration of reader Central, adult (1 county) 18 Central, juvenile (I county).. 8 Branches (I Total 88 Circulation Central, adult 1574 Centra, juvenile 859 Central, juvenile, school 168 Branches, adult 1740 Branches, juvenile 722 Rural school 216 Total 5077 Books sent to rural schools 20 Books sent to branches 278 Books withdrawn s Books mended 10 Catalogue and shelf cards made.. 727 Fines Collected Bal on hand April 1, '18 110 57 Receipts from fine 11.58 Lost book 10 21.25 Expense 11.06 Bal. on hand May 1, '16 110.10 Ah! that's coffee! Fine coffee has a flavor that can't be described you must taste it to know. You must come down to breakfast some morning soon and start the day right with one or two cups of Schilling's Best You, too, will say "Ah! that's coffee!" Schilling's Best is fine coffee, pro tected in its goodness by vacuum-sealed tins. Using these tins makes such coffee possible, by permitting us to grind it evenly, take-out the objectionable chaff and scai-in the lull flavor of fresh roasted coffee. Its economy is astonishing, although the price by the pound is not low. It goes further than any coffee we know of. When you use Schilling's Best, it's well to follow directions. Sold only through grocers. Schillings Best Branch circulation Ahena 69( M1"on 40 Freewater 287 Weston 273 Hermlston 242 Ferndale " 2 II Eth0 V. IM Adams 1 20 Stanfield " 5 "el 53 Vincent 44 Pilot Rock 20 Total 2462 Ptmlell See Victory WASHINGTON, May 2. Henry M. Pindell, of Peoria, ML, publisher and editor of a Peoria newspaper, Is at the Wlllard. Mr. Pindell Is visiting In Washington with Mr. Pindell, and were guest or the secretary of the navy and Mrs. Daniels at a dinner to the present and hi cabinet. Mr. pin dell said It was to attend this dinner that he came to Washington, and thai politics had nothing to do with his coming. "Out In the middle weat there 1 no division of sentiment among the peo ple on the principle or preparedness," said Mr. Pindell. "Whatevr differ ence there Is concerns only the degree of preparedness, but the senUment Is universal, aa I view It, that the nation should be placed on a defense basin that will enable It to resist any for eign enemy. I believe our people are for a great navy. Whether we should have a navy the equal of Great Brit ain is not the question considered, but that we should have a great navy. Likewise the sentiment Is strong for a larger army, but how large the army Is a matter to be determined "There Is no question among demo crats of my part of Illinois that the president will be renominated without opposition, and they are certain he will be triumphantly re-elected." , .' A boat supported by Inflatable pon. toons and driven by bicycle gearing has been Invented that can be folded Into a small parcel for carrying, as It weighs but 28 pound. , I The Place So Different Why Mt. Hood Ice Cream WatliVn lifllVKtMAX PHAisr:. Il llwiinf Hi' la -1 matt-rial arc owed. -nil II" 1 1 b honiogrnlzi-d. 3rd o other iwodtict h mmilt- In iIk factory, I1I1 II l kjBBJ under Ideal nrxllllotiv Mb II aiTWd In Hie 'k"r Ket tle" m). H I.AMT It taatro just rtgtti and IN It - I MfJIff, Noted tor Its Good Thing to Eat The KOPPER KETTLE Opened Feb. 8th, 1916 A Success at Once Keeps Pendleton on the Map As an Enterprising City. Traveling Men Say We Have the Best Place Between Portland and Salt Lake and "They Know" rovn uwis m piMAmmt OCR raW COKMPEB.VftOy, SUNDAY Musical Program Ilaldln. I'r, ilit, Htrt-lhammer Trio 7 I'. M. to 10 P. M. 1 A La Blen Almee Valse Hchnutt 2. On the Bank or a Brook Rene De Boisdefre 3. Htimoreake Dvorak 4. MoorlHh i hi Song Kaach 5. The Rosary .Vevln 6. Hpanlsh Oance Moszkowskl 7. Klavlc iJance Dvorak 8. Melodle Rubinstein 8. Barcarolle, (Tales of Hoffman) Offenbach 10. Wlogenlied Wlnsre It Ilondon Alia Turga Hummel '12. Kleanor Deppen 13. Valse Danseuse Mills 14. Perfect Day Bond 15. Andante fRapsodle Xorwegien ne) flvendsen If,, flavotte Bur-nesfer-Slndlna 1". Flower of Hawaii Mllowk'-lul aaaf Mllo. tlw MUci. ssVyBl "Pendleton people wire do like my "Strawberry Ioaf." Our Candy Specialties IMPKIIIAI, mm AMIi:s hit AT, HO. CAMIIKS BOimB HARD CANDIES IMl'KVS Itl M AMI IH'TTER TOfTEB Our Kitchen Specialties KOI'I'KR Rimg CbCBHOVBE SANDWICH ITU IT, SHRIMP AMI COMBIN ATION s VI, Alls CREAM SOUPS, KOPPER KETTLE PTE! THEDA IIAIIA IM) MARY I'lrKPORD SANDWK IIES SKHVE THE El NEST IANCV ICE (REAMS AND I'OI NTAIN DRINKS Til T CAN HE MADE. Our War Cry Quality & Service Why The Kopper Kettle Food TASTES so OOOD, 1st nreaiiar, u. he material are Man, 2nd Everything H carefully pn.,M,r. ed from tested reeeiptd. 3rd "Dome method" are umhI n linking, 4th We make our own l,r0ad. pies and cake. Stli Eood must lie right or It in , served. AND I,AST It Is pal before you In the Hopper Kettle way. Not"HowCheap" But "How Good"