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DAILY EAST ORECfoNIAN, TENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY AUGUST 20, 1918. " "
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COXTKXT.MENT.
I love to lio and Idly dream
Jiy ume far-off. secluded
stream, .
Where willowa reach In lithe
festoons
While -blending rise a thous
and tunes
Prom earth to sky
prinff's melody.
I love to dream, adrift, alone,
While frog croak loud their
monotone.
And all the world is well my
home,
' When singing: streams are
flecked With foam,
And ail Is green
With hope serene,'
I love to watch the swirling rift
Sway with the water's rush.
While juFt alove sweot medleys
lift
The luscious sons of the her
mit thrush.
The king- of spring
And birds that sing.
Ithe same law enforcement. The
roaus are lor xne general puD
lic not for a few speed friends.
AMERICANIZE THEM
"TN OWN at Oregon City the
Xv patriotic service league
has protested against the
preaching of sermons in the
German language, it being held
that such a practice is not only
in bad taste but is unnecessary,
The German ministers have ob
jected that some of their list
eners rln not tinrlprstand Rnc.
lish. However, it is unlikely
- ,there are many who come in
ithat class. The average Ger-
man Dorn American is tnor-
loughly conversant with . Eng
lish. Those who-"are not
should become so and listening
to the word of God preached
in the English language win
help them. .It is a mistake for
any German, or any other for
eigner, to try to live , in this
country without acquiring our
language. In the future more
so than in the past, people- are
going to insist upon the full
Americanization of those who
seek our shores.
I love to muse when summer
t showers
Kiss earth, and breathe sweet
scents of flowers; 4
And e'er, methinks, while here I
- stand,
t A spirit leads me to a land,
A Kapphire stream, -
Togdrlnk and dream!
THE SPEED MERCHANT
D'ANNUNZIO'S DARING EX
PLOIT
TTP HE a verage auto accident
is caused by too much
speed. A carefully driv
en car seldom goes into the
ditch. A slowly driven car sel
dom, smashes into another ma
chine. Fast driving plus a
sharp curve often equals
trouble. Speeding by another
car going in the same direction
is hazardous business when
there is another car coming
from the opposite direction.
Yet there are people who do
this. As Oregon develops her
highways there will be necessi
ty for better enforcement of
speed, laws on country thor
oughfares as well as in the
cities. We are behind Califor
ni in this respect at present. A
western Oregon man last week
apologised for driving 0n a
good road at moderate speed
by saying he had just returned
from California where the
speed cops had tamed him
down. Oregon needs some of
ySeGasplhte
Quality
Red Crown" la a
straight -distilled. aH-
refinery gasoline, not
' a mixture. Its contin
uous, uniform chain
of boiling points makes
easy starting, quick
acceleration, power
and mileage sure.
Look lor the Red
X Crown sign before
" you fill.
STANDARD OIL J
COMPANY
V (Calitonua).
L
irFTER. indescribable cruel
ties of Austrian troops in
occupied Italian towns,
after the needless death of
thousands of gallant men in
Austrian prison camps, after
summary execution of other
thmiBAnrla for the. crime of
iseeking political freedom, the
! people of Vienna had reason
ifor fear, seeing a fleet of Ital
ian airplanes above them. :
They were wrong. They
had no cause to fear. From the
air dropped truth, not destruc
tion. Why had the Viennese
"donned the Prussian uni
form"? asked the leaflets that
fluttered down. "We Italians
do not make war on women,
children and old men only on
your blind, obstinate cruel gov
ernment, which cannot give you
either peace or bread, but feeds
you on hatred ana illusion.
What else have plain peopie in
Vienna been thinking tor
months and sometimes even
whispering?
To have the longest flight of
a squadron of bombing planes,
and to have made it twice over
the Alps, despite enemy planes
and rows of hostile aircraft
guns, is a triumph of Italian
skill in aviation. The words of
fire dropped instead of literal
flame and death were worthy
of their author, the poet-Captain
d'Annunzio. This was
more than a beautiful Latin
aresture: it was one of the
war's finest feats. New York
World.
Arthur Guy Empey, it is said,
lost his chance of a commis
sion in the United States army
by making a speech in which
he slurred the drafted men. As
the greater portion of our army
will be composed of men Irom
jthe selective service rank3,
making as good soldiers as the
world has ever seen, Uncle
Sam will not see them referred
to with disrespect.
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Our wheat warehouses are
in the war zone now; take no
liberties thereabouts and halt
if called upon to halt.
Those "supermen" in the
service of the kaiser and Gott
do not stand the gaff as well
as we have been led to believe.
Canada drafts men between
19 and 45 but the United States
will go them one better. j
S Let the secret service put Ju
piter Pluvius under surveil
lance; he is acting like a Hun.
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I Trotsky is leading the trot
'away from Moscow and the
anti-German sentiment there.
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When the winds blow and
!the snow hits our soldiers in
the face then is when the good
jRed Cross sweater, socks and
wristlets come forth in the light
of life savers. !
Bring on that manpower bill
t
(From the .Bast Oresonian, Auu
20, 1S90.)
Kd Bartlett, city attorney of La
Grande and popular young lawyer was
in Pendleton this morning.
G. IX Richardson's delivery wagon
was run into and -badly demolished
last evening ly another rig. which was
being driven at a lively rate along the
street, Mr. Tiichardson thinks , the
ordinance prohibiting fast driving on
the street shotild be enforced.
The 'Frencfitown'' school house
near Walla Waila was totally destroy
ed by fire last Thursday night; loss
$500. The fire la supposed to have
been of Incendiary origin. .
James Matoney, Irving McQuary and
Misses Ida Banks and Leo la Young of
Athena who have been in attendance
upon the Institute, were in Pendleton
this morning on their return honae.
j. M. t-eeKer s nanasome sorrai
driving horse was shipped la&t even
ing to Conductor J3. M. Stevens, at
Portland by whom he was purchased.
. REALTY TRANSFERS j
DtXIlS.
little .Baker to Morris A- Baker,
5fl; lot 8. block 7 Adams.
Susan C. t?hipp to James I. Shipp,
1; lot 20, bkck 7. Pilot Kock.
Frank E. Payne to Maurice D.
ScroRgs, $400: w!i swli Sec. 15.
IS, Tvfp- 4N BanBe 28.
Wm. H. Musseluian to Etta At. Mua.
selman. 1; lots 1, 2. 9, and 5, block
P, R. R. Add., Freevyater.
Lottie Baker to B. E- McBollum,
$200; lots 1, 2. 2, -4, 5 and 6, block
6, Adams.
George Geanakopultis tp Peter Gii
nis, si; lots 10, 11. 12 and 13. block
2, Town of Doris.
(kV. C. Hopson, et. us, to Jnhn W.
Jones, $1: mete and bound nw,14 bw4
Sec. 27, Twp. 6N, Range 3R-.
W. s. Carter to H. J. Inkite, $10;
lots 3 and 8 and b lots 4 and 7,
block 8. Salings Add., Weston.
WITH THE COLORS
News of looal Boys In tli Nor
vU'e ; lnforma t ion for 1'his I M
partment Will bo Appreciated.
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i struction all through. Pulls
2-bottom 14 in. plows.
, I?ore 4x5. .
Horsepower 12-22.
Three speeds forward and
one reverse.
Plowing speed (intermedi
ate) 3 miles per hour. Speed
on high 14 miles hour.
All parts inclosed with fuel
cleaner.
Burns distillate or kero
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IN A GLASSPBY ITSELF
Arrange for a demonstration with
SIMPSON
AUTO CO.
Water and Johnson Street.
Parts, Service, Repair Shop and Skilled Mechanics.
Telephone 408
Service ill i-Yont Treliclics.
Lou Casteel, a Uklah boy with the
colors in France, writes his sister Mrs.
Elmer Nichols, -TJkiah. that he has had
his turn In the front line trenches and
returned without a scratch.
Fun With IT-Boat
In a letter to his parents at Uklah,
Marion Martin, who is serving In the
navy tells of an eicitlnp time twhen
the gunners on his shop dowsed a U
boat, and a few minutes afterward-
siRhted another, but it dived before an
effective shot could be fired.
lieutenant SttintlM in New Jersey.
i Lieut. Cyrus c. Jitursls, wno nus
been stationed at Boston for some
tinie, has been transferred to New
Jersey. His new address IP . V. S.
Army General Hospital No. Lake
wood, N. J.
lias Three Sons In Service.
Mrs. Sam Ingalls, R. K. No. 1. Pen
dleton, has three sons' in the army and
navy service. Their addresses were
received this morning by Mr- Chess
man for filing In the records being
kept of Umatilla county men In the
military service- Robert F. Inflalls.
age 23, Is in Co. Ill Infantry, A.
B. F.,' care Postmaster, New York
Merrltt J. Ingalls, age 24. Is in Naval
Training Barracks, Base 6, Care Post
master. New York. Ernest Ingalls.
age 27, !is on Sub Chaser No. 24 0,
care P6stmaster. New, York.
ARE WE I RIGHT?
YOU KNOW WE ARE!
(Editorial in East Oregom
an; August 17th.)
Ships built at Coos Bay
are towd to San Francisco
to be outfitted; Oregon
should Handle such work and
should be ashamed of the
present procedure. .
JuRt so Mr. Kdttor. ountiiiK money
at 5 per cent interest over TWO HI'N
L H K l MILLION IiOLURH has Rone
out of Oregon for life insuranoe prem
iums, lat 20 years.
That money would come in handy
for us in correcting the above proce
dure of which you are justly ashamed.
Why not let the Oregon Life Insur
ance Company invest your premiums
in Oregon enterprises to mature your
policies. It does it just as'chcaply, is
just as safe and It usfs your money ;r
help build up Oregon. Mr. Orcfion
Citizen, think this over a little. If you
have any doubt as to the reliability of
your home company, ask your Insur-'
ance commissioner at Salem about it.
Your banker might give you all tho
information you might care for,
Yoi ought to le very proud of the
record of your own Company. its
record is something to lie proud nr.
It has gone "Aver the top" in the mat
ter of ravings and surplus and stands
1rceminently in the very front rank. m
Think it over and see y. H. Snyder,
the agent. iA- the American National
Uank Building.
JH'LG.KIAN CZAR Ht'N HOSTAGE
WASIIIVGTOV, Aiiflr." 20. Czar
Ferdinand of Bulgaria Is Im-Iiik held by
Germany virtually as a hostage, offi
cial advice today declare.
(Kxniuny may Iw tkinj? tliis incajis
to insure lluluarla's loyally, l-'erditiaiul
loiii ha.s Ixx'ii surrmiudcd lit KulgurJ
an court by German ffficcrs and
guards. He left soon after Mace talk
liegan. It 1m Kignirieaiit that ho wh
not Included in a rteent conference Of
AustrUm and German rulers.
HAIL! FIRE!
Protect Your Earnings. ; Insure Your Crop.
It will pay you to see us at once.
LIVERMORE, BICKERS & FRIEDLY
111 East Court St Telephone 118
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Je Will Save You Money
Corn will be the Cheapest' Hog and Chicken Feed
this Fall, get lined up now.
We hae a fresh supply of Scratch Food and
, Screenings on hand. .
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