DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN, rENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1010
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yuaranteed. Conyress cannot
ealare a peace except of the
ildcat oil-stock variety unlw
is bottomed upon a treaty
duly ratified : and the attorney-
in-chief of the Republican
Party will so inform Messrs.
Lodtre and Fall one . of thes
jdaya, if they persist in their
inonsence. New York World.
PENDLETON'VTlNANCES
lm.rlIHoi,. Now Stand. Portlana ; Dally, ail month by carrier
iltowman New .'.. Portland, Oregon I Dally, thr month by earrlar.
"' , ' fN KI1.R AT Inally, on month, br carrier
fci . "" - 9ml-Weekly, on year, br mall
Waahlna-tnn. n. O- Bureau (01 Four- I S-ml-Weekly, lx month, br m
leenth street, N. W. ( Sem-Wekly four month br mall
':)H)SK nnnM) Tin-: wu.r.
HE healthy condition of i
Pendleton, financially !
speaKing, is shown byi
. the retirement of $55,000 of!
i i n bonds that could run 10 years'
Hi! '11 loHffer f such were desirable !
jor necessary. Also in the per
centage of bonded indebted-!
'
- - - . "IVa tnM vnn vfrvt Viinrr
V ii,i vm, ihmm i i a I ness as compared with the as-
toil fr.;n.t v, sessed valuation of the citv.
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. . . . VV 1th on
once
In
"Sear shady wall a
Brew.
"TiuiMe4 ami blossomed
Hod's free lie til.
Watered 'ml fen by mornliig
ft rvr.
Phertilintr its snwinrw
tiny an, niKht..
As It PTCW ami blossomed, fair
nhd tall.
Slowly rWiw to loftier
lieiphl,
It came to a crevice in the wall.
Through which there shone a
beam of light.
with added
nnr tell niv other frienila hp
iraiis.. vmi hnve inHcrmenr nnri ! v lin an assessment or ap
ja sense of proportion,"' the col-Proximately $6,000 000 Pen-
onel is quoted as saving. :dleton s total bonded mdebted
i whon rni Hn.wa w i,'ness now is $612J)00. Of this1
he had not read all the stories ",far,y one half 13 for bonds of
published in this country and e cavity water system and :
which purported to tell the J.hese buonds are bel"? reUred
news of the peace conference. from tne income of the water
Some of those stories were far system so nlean ,T0 ta burden
from the mark. . on the community,
,...... As compared to many other;
ANOTHER CALL FOR -cities of its size Pendleton is in 1
MR. ROOT ;a fortunate way financially. i
LOOK! LOOK!
3 s
l iAi Btf
VS.
Cm
World's Championship
Onwnrd It cropt
pt reus i h.
With never a thought of fenr
or pride;
And It folwed l!ie lipht thru
the crvice lencth.
And unfolded ttstf in the
other side.
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The lipht, the dew, the broad
ening view,
TVere found the same as they
were before:
It lort itself in beauties new.
28 YEARS AGO
HE attempt of Senators
Lodpre and Knox to dis
credit the representatives
of the United States at Versail
les before they had acted failed
because it was an affront to the tFrom the East oregonhm,
moral sense of the countrv. ! isi.
July S.
Indians have commenced racing on
the reservation, tfauirilay is their
Elihu Root's advisory proposi
tion that the Republicans of the i ..?.! I
, ucicaira at- -Mr. ana Mrs. nouglas Kelts m-ere in1
Cording; to law put Messrs. j c:ty today from Hirch Creek on i
-Lodge and Knox in a bad light, i their way to vislt fr'fn(is at Weston, j
Breathing its frasrnnce more but it at least "saved" the Dartv ' A- Sf J'lfV an(1 daughter,
and more. fn,. trio mnmonr J JIIss Cozzie, arrived Wednesday even-i
. I LJ, moment. inB from East porlad and win re-:
j inus iiisu-ucieu uy me cniei ; main during the summer. i
Counsellor Of Republicanism, it j Misses Bertha Bean and Bernico '
inow becomes the duty of Sena- D',M"' who have been attending st. :
T A oo r,llo;v,n n, ' Helens Hall, returned Wednesday i
,tor Lodge, as Chairman of theleveni from Portland to remain dur.i
Foreign Relations Committee, inR vacation.
ito consider senator r ail s reso-
'lution providing for a prema-'
jof peace by Congress. What
Mr. Fall has in mind is peace
j without a contract; and he bli-
thely proposes an arrangement
of this sort in the interest of
Shall elaim of deaih cause us
to grieve.
' And make our courage faint
or fall ?
Kay, let us faith and hope re
ceive s The rose still grows beyond
the wall,
SoatterinK fragrance far and
wide.
Just as it did in days of yore;
Just at is did on the other eide;
Just nt is will, forever more."
Mrs. John Vert has gone to Hood
River where she will be the guest of
Mrs. Koberts during the summer.
Joe Connelly has returned from
La Grande.
Misses Annie and Rosa Grady have
arrived from Joliet, Illinois, on a visit
to their brother. Conductor -Grady,
The young ladies will remain two
months at Mr. and Mrs. Grady's
home in the city.
NOT A LABOR AFFAIR
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WILL BE READ AND p6sTED JULY 4TII AT
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PENDLETONS Fine New AMUSEMENT PARLORS
BILLIARDS ' 3 ' rOOL " .SNOOKER3 CIGARS ' SOFT DRINKS
- ! MAKE THESE COOL PARLORS
YOUR HEADQUARTERS THE 4TH
. - 'i i - .
SEE THE BIG FIGHT BY TELEGRAPH! EVERY BLOW, EVERY ROUND, JUST AS IT
. HAPPENS IN TOLEDO
!
Its All Free
Its Our Treat
MAKE YOUR DESSERT
,; ... A PLEASURE
; Take Home a Brick of
Golden West
The Cream of Ice Creams.
Eat. More Ice Cream. ' .;' t
Healthful, Nourishing', Satisfying.
We have it for you in any quantity.
-JlwHUH
taitii wi:i)S !
11 JO . OX VACATION I
ate is engaged in ripping the
troafv it-aol-f Trt thl ATr 1 srl era
fTHE men who are advo- Senate, seems to i assent, on the! j
VLL eating a Ftrike in order to condition that Congress shall washinxtox, July s.-The army j
ompel a new trial for MOO--act on ve g;;ne Df fg treatV air service announced Tuesday that'
and a poor regard for the besti r Fi;V,n Rnnt's inh tVtProfnro ijlsoon oul1 start cn a iRinacoutincntal
WrM nf lahr . f"?1! "OOl S JOO, xnereiore, lS;fllKht frora HaelUurst field. Mineola.
", " , , ; ... not iinisnea. rrom tne cioist-'N- Y.. to Seattle, wash. The fiisnt i
ine laws or America provide ere(j retirement of his Newiwiii he for the purpose m mapping j
certain conditions under which yorj offices he has' already in- in aerial route betueen the Atian-
a criminal may have a new v.o imthn in law tic and I'acioc coasts. t
trial. While those laws stand ft and state.man-l Th0 Per8nnel of the . squadron. . ,
., . morals, POIUICS ana hiaieHIIldll- wtj n wi le aCcotniained by an nb- . .
there IS no necessity for any h- Now it is incumbent Upon Nervation balloon and motor trucks, """""ered the secretariat may -well h,mI ItlVK
5" rrJLLlih-'mto explain to l" X Znl '
ff'l It "S Unaersrooa Dy Jir; noui b :Coinbia Indianapolis, Chicago. Mil-I , "V ii.neeus 1'ltie comment, nannlc. daughter of Mrs. K. A. -or-
w ,?? 8t lntimildatln- " clients is conducted Only On pa- waukee St. Paul, Minneapolis, Parso, i'? conf" UP"" the deleKates to the ,. 1.I.IS hPr mother and
ShOUld be resented as SUCh 1J" i ner dutV attested, recorded and Bismark and several other cities. C ouncil and Assembly, to their com- friends, has written that h.-r vacation
every SOber minded Citizen. . P y lccu i missions, to th secretaries and to the ,er.lnated on .May 17 in her weddlnx
Another nhier-rinnahle thine; 4 i ... !a'"s?..ucclip tn? . Ireea"m. , oy 1. Cornell, Hood River Soldier.
ffiSS JiSnSf "TuS Ssfdfr! THE ' LEAGUE ; COVENANT
the Mooney case as a labor af-;
fair. Mooney is not in jail be-!
cause he was a labor champion. JHE AUTHORS OF THESE ARTICLES:
ymtU-Tnent ,f the. United States,
forward the interests of labor. ; George W. Wickersham, formerly U. S. Atty. General.
A bomb was placed on a side-i a Lawrence Lowell, President Harvard University.
walk in San Francisco during a Tiinrv W. Tafr. of the New York Bar.
THE PURPOSE: ' ' -
To discuss and make clear the various articles of the
Paris Covenant for a League of Nations, now awaiting
ratification by the United .States Senate. . ,
Today's Letter Takes Up
KEEP COOL
AND HAPPY
Drink BiN-IW
"First for Thirst"
Made in Pendleton. -
Refreshes the thirsty everywhere.
On draught here.
rei iinni iiimi,.tiijm .aiii r I.".. V in. iV-' tiiii !v i - - - --. - - .
preparedness parade. It killed
a number of totally innocent
people, including a little girl. ,
It was a diabolical crime and it !
was committed in cold blood.1
The object of the outrage was
to discourage military pre-i
paredness on the part of the j
...... .c. eve j '" ,,J,U i.Mr. and JVIrs. C ornell have tone to
local officials conferred by universal icisper. yyo. where thev will make
custom upon ambassadors and embas- their homo. Cornell will be connected
sies in foreign lands. In order to en- wl, , ,nn siHnr!ll,d nil rnmnanv'
sure for the Leauue complete Inde- , branch there: The bride for the past
pendence from influence and pressure j rlve veara nns bpen cnle( operator at
by any great nation and still more:tne offk.e t (ne oreKon-Wnshlnutmi
from any suspicion of such influence, ITolephone company here,
it was wise to place the seat of the Cornell, formerly a member of the
Leaxue in a small and traditionally Hood River band, went overseas with
neutral country. No better place could the 9l!it division. He was transferred
have been selected than Geneva. Iand for M ime Was a member of a
band, with General PershlnR's personal
escort.
TWO BIG FLEETS
WILL BE RIVALS
IS DANIEL'S IDEA
WASHINGTON. July 3. Two fleets,
(equal in strength, one the I'acific ffeet
land lhe other the Atlantic fleet, with
AltTK'l.XS V, VI ANI VII ' jse'eral members of the League. Nor Jthe Asiatic fleet as the third main di
Votiiiff Utiles idoea it determine what branch of a vision of the United States naval forces
Procedure and the appointment of i national government nas power to put iwm be the peace-time disposition ot
tne navy, according to an announce- , hel,,fllJ to hundredi of Pendleton ;rea-
the nation was threatened and !mmmiUea in the Assembly and the lit Into effect. That depends upon the
preparedness was in order. . council are to be decided by a. majority .constitution of the nation. With us
The jury found Mooney ivote almost all other matters requirejit would require legislation, and there
tniiHV after an exhaustive trial unanimity. The functions of these ) fore action by congress; but con
gUUty Slier an exnausuve inai. mainlv discussion, the Kress is under a moral obligation, like
It IS reported that the MooneyW' unanimous vote on ithat imposed by. every treaty which
record as shown Up during the qu(.stjons Cf procedure would enable Pledges the good faith of the nation,
trial ia a had one. It is not the ,r. mo.nl.rr tonrevent any subject to eaact the legislation required.
record Of a labor advocate, fr.nn being debited; and if it were
A:n4- nt nni.'t rtuuirea lor tne ai)poinim.-m.
more in sympathy with anar-
KlChtS tnan Wltn Union laDOr. IntelUgent discussion.
CHFKHI-'lTi WOI1DS
l-'or Many a Pendleton llousi'liolcl.
To have the pains and aches of a
bad back removed to be entirely free
Irrm annoying, dangerous urinary idis
oKiers, is enough to make any kidney
sufferer grateful. The following advice
of one who has suffered will tprove
I'crmaiu'iit Secretariat
The Ieague will .obviously - need a
roiltees one member could prevent jconsmeraoio oouy oi men to carry on
gathering the information needed for a voluminous correspondence among
' Lne memuers, iu recoru ine proceeu-
i.. v. f in ioil rA ho Th. r.i.i.t nt rfem.nrfirvi- nnanimitv ings of the different organs, to col-
nr,Ll fr,r the Bvmnathv of la- for " matters was really to still 'cct such information as they may re
appeal lor trie sjmpatny oi la djj not un ifiujrei and to the various com,
bor. ' 'derstand that the organs of the League mittees and standing commissione.
It IS significent that the sober are Kiven no substantial power to di- In fact the convenience of the reprc.
oUm.xl r,f nnr lahnr leaders OD- rrct tha conduct of the members. But sentatives, and the ease of working
ment made Monday by .Secretary Dan
iels.
The I'acific fleet will be under com-
I ders.
! J. H. Ktrover.
BOH West St., Pendle
ton, mjivh: .''Ilnan's Klflnev Pills are
mand of Admiral Hugh Itodman, the a rj(,nt anL j coultln-t recommend
Atlantic fleet under Admiral Henry SI. nvtnlIlir better for backache. When
take
days
Wilson and the Asiatic fleet under j my hsicl, Keta ,ame nn(1 ,.,, j
luimrai Aiocrt i. ..leaves. ine icu Dan' Kidney Pills for a few
.. i.0 Monnev evmDathVithe provisions is by no means incon-'the organization will be
P0(J? th. OOMy W" ,sent with the principle on which the moted by the efficiency o:
admiral of the Atlantic and I'acific
fleets will be announced next week,
but I'.ear Admiral W. L. Hodgers, now
in command of the ASlatic fleet, will
be the vice admiral of that fleet.
The president has approved the se
lection of three officers to the rank of
admiral.
The secretary ' announced that the
bureau of operations was studying and
would present a complete plan of di-
greatly pro- jvlding ships of all classes to make the
ana iney never ihii 10 uo bwu writ, j
A few doses stop the aching across my I
kidneys and make my back feel as 1
strong as ever." .
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't j
simply ask for a kidney remedy get j
Doan's Kidney Pills the same thatj
Mr. Strover had.- Foster-Mulburn Co., i
Mfgrs.. Buffalo. N. Y. j
Olir IUU1 W, Alicj' uu ii" i. . -mpn who hold the hlirh offices of statu mnnt one for hnvlnir these two strong
...ori.ln.ra Vnr 4h. last nurnose a cnunge irequenny, a.ua iiencw ine i ei- iieeis, w as to enuuuidhe "
stimu-
the spirit
. .... - t-i.Bc,iti (it-u. in fhA f'.itnr!l dtuI As- In,.. n . I. tiln-VtACt. HopreA
fcrmoiy are nut iiriuiy iu i itiiuiiii joiik oi compeillion umi nct:n
... a,,nl. a 1 ..I .... J ,.nifin fltint lit e.lll!ll
Strike. They do not want theM ague Jg baBe(i that of automatic ac Jret:-.riat and its chief. This is es-igtrength.
labor forces to attempt the tjon by the members, specifically set Pecially true because in popular gov- j In making the announcement the
USUmation Of powers Vested in forthin the Covenant itself, and be-iernments -and no others are expected secretary stressed the fact that one
' . . ..... . I,. l, m.mhni ft Oin League th. i..f V.& ..rnno.u nnil nnsslblV the Para-
ni. "ond this conierencea wiin a iew m,,-- " - " ' ----- -
labor to assume the role Of voluntary nea aeon o ail tne
juror when it has no way of
lioynri.r trio n Vlil lnip 111 trie Ititunfllif. llii,.ilIC'.
fatP Thv are absolutely right I! may be well to explain here more enough to be thoroughly familiar with .uve-n them, which will be a bis factor
I t hk " "llo precisely what Is meant by automatic tne aeiaim ot previous transacuons, ji Keeping the wnoie nax y uV
UOOUl ine mailer. action on the part of a member of the lut must depend for much Informa- itopnotch point of efficiency.
'The proposal for a Mooney denotes action that is tion upon the secretariat.
sympathetic Strike is a mis- auU)IriJ1tic so far as the League or its j In order, therefore, to render effi-
truidl'd affair and labor may organs are concerned, not in regard cient service the cretary General
l,a lnntv ili l.ivalitvtOtheeOV- " constitutional branches of its and his subordinates should be pei-
be.st show JtS IoalllJ 10 ine gO rnmenL Under Article XVI, m-ocnt fully conversant with the hai-
eriinieilt and to lulJir interesib , n9liD resorts to lory and condition of International
by ignoring it. war against' another in disregard of relation, but riot themselves political i
............... jls ,.,jvcnam3 the other members of Persons. Their duty is to serve the I
CHARITABLE COL. HOUSE l,. League agree Immediately to sub- League, not to direct it; and in view of
UWRIinci-wi. severance of all trade the large influence that any permanent ,
1,-is i .imo to lisrht since and financUU relations, and to prohibit expert, with the detail of a matte, )
jrTI lUlh lOim lO llglll binci 1((,r.JlIrsc w,w ,helr citizens at Ins fmgers' ends, can exert over
II tllC pt'iue treaty was t-lgn- .tj) cltjw,ns- ThiB S automatic in a changing body of political - su-,
,.tl that for six Illollths Oil. Btnf,e 1h:it it is a direct and im- perlors, it is of the utmost importance
Hod, Vt the American peace mediate obligal.on, wholly Indepond- that the secretariat .mould be as free'
A, Tw ilioll had been meeting eat of any action by any organ of the ,from bias and from I"tal motive ,
rteU'jrallOll nau Utlll n ta not automaUc In the powoHle; so that Iheir object may
SIP American Correspondents that (he MVerance of reiations,be the .uccess of the league as an I
Hllv civillg them th? latest le- ,Rk Jliac outomatically without uny .Institution, not Hie special interest of
vlopmciita on the .conference. 'Muon tK tu f ovfimiBo . t . it'S'ny particular B.mbSr, a nghtij a- i
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