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DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, ;nJRSDAY, MARCH 27, 110.
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Z77Z z w . ; "' many minions are
,nvmm 71 approaching acute destitution
. j-ongdjos, ,and we here ,n America must
,Ah! my heart to weary .waitlns a0 everything possible to in-
waitinir (or the May crease the production of food
Waltlna- for the nleaaant rambles
When the fragrant hawthorn
bramble
Woman's lot Is a avsry one at beat,
Rut with backache and other dlstrees-
In kidney -Ills Mfe Indeed becomes
burden. Doan's Kidney Pills have
made life .bruthter for many I'endle
ton women. Read what Mrs. James
B. Jacobs, 300 K. Bluff St.. Pendleton
says:-- "1 couldn't speak too highly ot
Doan's Kidney J'llls. for I have never
found anything their equal. When 1
taJe a hard cold or over-do, it always
seems to affect my back and kidney a
My back aches so badly I can hardly
move. My kidneys also get out of
order and ( can hardly do my house
work. After I have taken Doan's
Kidney Pills for a few days, by kid
neys act regularly. That awftil mis
ery In my back lota up and In every
way I feel as well and strong as ever,
Pries oo, at all dealers. Don't
"Imply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the snme that
Mrs. Jacobs had. Fostcr-Mtlburn Co
Mfgrs., Buffalo, f. v. .,
LEAGUE OF WOMEN
VOTERS" JS ADOPTED
ST. LOUIS. March S7. The natl-
Ciose to the Tim'nr. nf
Jition in order to release for tin
, With. Uta woodbine alternating. ! World S destitute food Which! onal woman suffrage association today
Scent the dewy way. Can De Snipped long; distances. I became a league of women voters.
Ah! my heart Is weary waiting ' "Extra daylight means mil-Th cUon ulted from a, rejuyenat-;
i'ons of dollars to the i victory 1 1 InorkeesVerair
gardeners tO Say nothing Of rrrt Clupman Call, president of
Ah! mr heart Is sore with ' 1 the health and recreational ad- he old orsanliatlon, proposed the
Sighing.
' Signing for the Mar.
Sighing for their sure returning.
When the summer beams are
burning,
Hopes and flowers that, dead
". or dying.
All the winter lay, 1
Ah! my heart is sore with slgh-
.-, tag.
O Sighing for the May. '
'Waiting sad, dejected, weary,
. Waiting tvr the May : i
Spring goes' -by with wasted
; warnings.
Moonlit evenlnes. ; SHnbrlght
: ' 7 ,nomings, .
Summer comes, yet dark and
dreary
lire still eggs away;
' Man Is ever weary, weary,
Waiting! for the May!
. Denis Florence McCarthy.
declaring the other
Inn- and non-votlnc states.
Vantacea for thA hnnch nVinn i change of name,
, , , liA
laesK and counter workers
ine couniry.- . S I Wilson cabled his regards to the
' All the leadinCT Countries Of convention, aa.vlng. "r honestly hope
Europe have davlieht savintr. I suffrage amendment will soon be
The V. S. was the last great
country to adopt the plan.
adopted."
Put an end to tnat delay in rentlni
that house or apartment through
J getting your message to the readers
', jkOpCE IN 1906
"TY'N 1906, when' Roosevelt
J was president, the ques
tion of the relative powers
of the president and the senate
in treaty making' arose over an
Issue with San Domingo.
This is what Senator Lodge,
speaking on the floor of the
senate " chamber: said' on Jan.
24 1906, in regard to the re
spective . powers ot . the .presi
dent and the senate in the mat
ter of treaties .(Congressional
Keeord, page 1470)
No one, I think, can doubt
the absolute power of the pri
dent to initiate and .carry on
11 negotiations; mnd .after
treaty baa been returned to
him with the ratification of tbe
senate, to withhold it from .rati-
" f ication if be sees fit so to do.
There ia no doubt that the sen
ate can by resolution advise the
president to enter upon a nego
tiation, or advise the president
to refrain from a negotiation;
but those resolutions Jiave
binding1 force whatsoever, and
tbe action of the senate be
comes operative and actually
effective only when a treaty is
actually au emitted to it. Wt
HAVE NO POSSIBLE RIGHT
TO BREAK SUDDENLY IN
TO THE MIDDLE OF A NE
GOTIATION AND DEMAND
FROM THE PRESIDENT
WHAT INSTRUCTIONS HE
HAS GIVEN TO HIS REPRE-
erUTinue - i
dcai a n. a v a v
SenatorLodge is 'the leader
f the senate round robin bri
gade that has done exactly
what Lodge : in ' 1906 ' said
should not be done. It is quite
evident the Massachusetts sen
ator reads the constitution one
way when there is a Republi
can president and another way
when a Democrat occupies the
White House; He. should not
e taken seriously. ...
. . a m a m a
DAYLIGHT SAVING IN EU
ROPE ,
would
one
who
sen-
WNY
fl ously suggest doing away
witn aayiignt. saving in
Europe would be treated much
the same as the man who
would try to start another war
is the view of P. S. ' Ridsdale,
secretary of the National War
Garden Commission of Wash
ington -jjust returned from Eu
rope.' 1
"I am astounded, said Mr.
Ridsdale, who has just made a
three months study of ; the
home food production plan of
the continent, "to . find there
are plans afoot to take away
the extra hour of daylight from
the millions of workers.
"Repeal of this law would be
a. backward piece of legisla
tion. Any man who. would
seriously try to take away
davlieht saving in Europe
would be treated . much the j
same as the man who tried to '
start another war. " They look ;
on extra daylight as a great re
construction asset.
A gigantic food rationing
evstcm is being put under way
Tour ad should serve jrou quickly
when the cook leavea
ASSRMBI.V TO THY (JllLTV J
nF.ltl.IN. March 27. The national
assembly ta establishing a .xiicciul
court to try ticncral l,udulorff, for
mer Cluinccllor Von Uttlimfiini lloll
weg and other offtcials alleged to be
rwiptHiKible tor the war, a ,Veiiiicr,
tlispntch reported.
"GOING DOWN",,
- A remarkable picture showing Bombardier Wells, former British
' heavyweight champion, about to "hit the canvas" after a right to the
Jaw by Beckett in the first round of their bout held recently at Hol
' born Stadium, England. Wells went down five times before the final,
Jcnociaut in the fifth round. ' '
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
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acss, Awt it looks k k
"SPRLNG" IS COMING SOON
" " And yon better set lined up on that farm before It's too lata. Look
this list over: 4
0 acres best Morrow Co. tractor land, only f 30.00 per acre. 254
acres now In wheat. -
US acres 2 1-1 miles from Weston, 2, 000. , ' )
200 acres, miles Weston, 112. 00. - ,
' 12 acres, miles Weston. 121,000. t
45 acres 2 1-2 miles Weston, finest In the country, II. GOO.
It acre fine Improved home 2 miles from Weston, 15,604.
t acre finest home, city limits, fine house and orchard, 16.040.
Blacksmith shop (a bonanza) for sale or lease.
A dandy family hot I proposition. Investigate. -And
many others to select from in farm and timber lands and city .
property.
A. W. bCXDEXT, Box 85, Weston, Oregon
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-HIS NEW PICTURE;, FIRST TIME EVEli SHOWN IN PENDLETON-A MILLION
DOLLAR PICTURE. 3 REELS OF LAUGHS. SEE CHARLIE LICK THE HUNS.
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