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8HOT.X1. IX)VK CONK MCK. ,a ' ?
- no VUG p-XCOlUCIlt is con
Should love come back, and
humbly pardon crave
For all the tears aiid Borrows
that ha gave,
Could I foritlva and smile his
face to see, ,
Could I take his hand and greet
hint merrily
Forget that he was but a truant
knave?
And, were he wounded, would
I sJadly slave,
Hi bruised w intra from harm or
war to save? a
Ah, well, who knom-a what ten-
d em ess might be.
Should love coma back.
But, If he strove his penitence
to brav
With mirth and Jest, and sang-
a careless stave; ,
Or, if he brought no penitence !
as plea,
Still would I grant him of my
sympathy?
Ah, heart, what need of ques-
tion light or grave,
Should lore come back!
Charlotte Becker in People's
Home Journal.
NOW FOR RATIFICATION.
rV RESIDENT WILSON met
ft the virtual challenge of
If the senatorial opponents
of the peace treaty and the
League of Nations by the freest
and fullest presentation of the
conditions and considerations
which dictated the engagement
that are now awaiting ratifica
tion by the senate. For three
and a half hours the president
answered tne questions pro
pounded to him by members of
the foreign relations commit
tee. With patience, painstak
ing and the utmost frankness
he responded to their request
for information.
This conference was with
out precedent in American his
tory, but it amply fulfilled the
president's promise made i
months ago that he would j
take the senate and the coun
try into his confidence in re
spect to the treaty and the
League. It was the fault of
the senate committee that this
complete exposition and ex
planation of the treaty and the
covenant was not sooner forth
coming. The president upon
his return from France express
ed his willingness and at the
conference showed hi3 prepar
edness to clarify and justify
every act of the Paris peace
council.
From the lips of the man
who was one of the authors of
the treaty and of the League
who knows every inch of
the ground between their
inception and their consu
mation the foreign rela
tions committee has learned
that Article X of the covenant
is subject to our own judgment
and to the authority of con
gress; that the Monroe Doc
trine is beyond the purview of
the League; that questions of
purely domestic policy and
government, like immigration
and the tariff, are equally out
side its jurisdiction. If the sen
ators who llave opposed the
treaty and the League contin
ue their obstruction it will not
be for want of understanding
and reassurances. Their op-j
position henceforth will be sus
. pected as of a different origin.
The president made it quite
plain to the members of the
foreign relations committee
that, if they choose to regard
their country's obligations
lightly, they may adopt inter
pretations that do not alter the
text or impair the force of the
treaty. If such "interpreta
tions" in a separate resolution
will salve their pride without
at the same time jeopardizing
the advantages which the Unit
ed States derives from the trea
ty and the security which all
the world obtains through tfcej
cerned, to take that course
Whatever the action of the
recalcitrant senators may be,
the people's attitude will be
unmistakable. They know the
president has had a greater
opportunity and a better right
to judge of the need and mean
ing and value of the treaty and
of the League than the senato
rial critics of his work have
had. If neither is perfect the
people are not dissatisfied
They will not tolerate the sen
ate's attempt to give them less
because they have not ob
tained more. They want the
treaty ratified and the cove
nant accepted without furfher
delay,
ROOM FOR.THE FLEET.
isujsiixsii the coming
of the new fleet to the
Pacific and what it
means to the western coast, the
Astoria Evening Budget says:
The Astoria harbor Is considered
the strategic base for the defease of
tuo mortli Pacific- coast tiy both the
army and navy, la all their practice
work. . it lias a . barbor entrance
which carriea a depth of over 43 foot
at mean low tide, the greatest depth
at the entrance of any bar harbor in
Uh world. On top of this there Is a
tide of approximately ciKht feet twice
each day. giving a, maximum of 50
feet, amply Fuffideni to .accommo
date the largest battleship afloat.
This harbor is vast enough and deep
enough to afford safe anchorage, for
lie entire Pacific fleet and we have
Inre the most suitable site In the
Xorthwest for the cstabilsiunent of a
monster naval station.
. i The fact that water on the
bar and in the Astoria harbor
is of sufficient depth to admit
the largest battleship afloat
and that there is room in the
mouth of the river for the en
tire Pacific fleet will be a
source of pride not merely to
Astorians, but to- the people of
the entire state.
With a great fleet perman
ently located on the Pacific
steps must be taken for accom
modation of the ships in har
bors. The people of Oregon
should unite in seeing that our
advantages are not overlooked
by the naval department. '
The will of Andrew Carne
gie shows that he had given
away nirie-tenths of his wealth
and thus in a measure fulfilled
his claim that a man should
not die rich. His will desig
nates that Mrs. Carnegie
should have the task of provid
ing for their daughter, holding
that mother love will pojnt the
way. Did he mean this or was
that a case of passing the
buck? . ;
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Mm
S Months to
Make. 7 Reels
Cost, $264,000
Mmlm
EM
"Doug" thought out a lot of new si mils during those six months. For
instance:'
lie leaves the window of a fljlnjr train, ellmlM over the ear's side to
the roof, runs ulong the. roof to tlie inau-coiu-li, is swung from llmt
car to the station by the mail conveyor like a sack of rourth-claas muU,
dropping onto the back of a horxe that gnlloiw madly off.
That's only one of lilt stunts! Thai's only one of the laughs! You can't
afford to miss all tliw rest.
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)OUGLAS FAIRBANTkiq
iThe kjuckerbocker Buckaioov
Aa ACTOJAFT Refarr i
tion as tonsorlal artist in J. F. Robin
son's barber shop.
The Pendleton Academy opens for
the term Tuesday, September 1. The
following corps of teachers has been
employed; Professor H. L. Talkins
ton, Mrs. John Vert, MJss Ida Boyd,
Miss Gwynne and Miss E. CJuyer.
Nolin Barnes was kicked by a horse
and badly bruised yesterday. Mr.
Barnes says the horse Is a good kick
er and he will back It against a gov
ernment mule.
ABOUT THE STARS
i
but wti assured that all would be
well, and with some misgivings they
st out at runset on their journey of of description,
60 miles across the trackless desert.
He spiel they rode as straight as a
crow could fly and nearly as swiftly.
His small .companion explained to him
by the stars, the month of the year,
the !;.' cf the month, and, as time
sped on the hours of the night be
sides muny other Interesting things.
At unrit-e they arrived safely at his
destination, having gained more
l.nouledue cf astronomy in one night
than lie hart ever known before.
Blouses entirely of net. without lac FOINDEXTKH WAXTS ACTION.
Some claim that, bolshevism
means the rule of the majority.
It does not. It means rule by a
tyrannical minority that gets
and holds its power by force.
The American government is
founded on majority rule and
can be made to answer every
DUiuose desired by those who
honestly wish a government of
the people, by the people, ior
the people.
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It looks' like an additional
story may be needed for the
Round-Up grandstand.
Montenegro can have a reso
lution from one end of the
country to the other and still
not have much.
IJbra. (The Scales.)
Libra is the first autumnal constel
lation in the Zodiac and the only one
of Egyptian origin, and also the only
one that represents an Inanimate ob
ject. It is unlawful, according to
Arabian custom, to depict the human
form. This constellation being on the
meridian at the time of the Autumnal
equinox, it is supposed that the Scales
or balance was adopted to Bhow the
equality In length of time between
div ar.d night. Serviss think there
are indication In the valley of the
Erpbratcs that the constellation or
iginally stood for the "Tower of Ba
bel.' 'But the Chinese and Hindus
and also the' early Hebrews all re
garded it as a balance, while the early
Christian identified it with the bal
ance in which Belshazzar was weigh
ed and found wanting;. Some ascribed
it as the "Twelve Tribes of Israel" as
cribing it to the tribe of Asher.
AU the constellations of the Zodiac
Duvetyne suits, it Is said, will oa
the first choice of smart women.
"BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
but trimmed with
tiny bhs of rihbon bows are Tefresh--'
ingly dainty and interestingly ne'w. '
' WASHINGTON', Aug. 2". Senator
Polndexter demanded on the flour of
the senate, that congress take imme
diate action oil lii resolution culling
for a conference of capital and labor.
.mar--
Watch the Little Pimples;
They are Nature's Warning
Unsightly and Disfiguring dig
itals of Bad Blood.
the face and other
Always Ask for Genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
Only Aspirn Tablets with the safety
Bayer Cross" on the mare genuine
Bayer Tablets of Aspirn," owned and
made by. Americans and proved safe
were in general use by the Ancients j by millions of people. Unknown quan-
pernetual almanac as well as
time piece, and in Arabic even to the
present day they are in use.
Tne late Homer Davenport relat
ed that .when he was in Arabia some
years ago he wished to make a Jour
ney across the desert for the purpose
titles of fradulent Aspirn Tablet were
old recently by a Brooklyn dealer
which proved to be composed mostly
of Talcum Powder.
"Bayer Tablet of Aspirn" ehould
always be asked for. Then look for
the safety "Bayer Cross" on the pack
or purchasing an Arabian stallion. He age and on each tablet. Accept noth-lu-pe.iltd
to the Sheik of a tribe for a ing else! Proper directions and dosage
ruttie ad was greatly surprised when in each Bayer package.-
the nulp'o appeared in the person of Aspirn Is the trade mark or uaycr
a lau I twelve years, air. uaven- luanuraciure oi aunoacuuwtuiucoirr o.
port demurred at so youthful a pilot, Sallcylicacid.
Some one agitated that Cal
ifornia strike; who was it?
28 YEARS AGO
(From the Daily Bant Oregonian
August 2. 1B1.)
W. M. Turner Is down from . fhe.
Greenhorn mining district.
V, W, Taylor has resigned hi posi-
K.!mii'.M-f" ""-' 1111 " 1
Bank Service While Traveling
VriHERE you're known, your checkbook is the sign of
U J vour credit at the bank. Where you're unknown,
AMEFUCAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES
establish for you a similar credit.
'wherever you go at home or abroad they are as
good as gold. You sign them at our bank when you
buy them; you countersign them when you spend
them. The signatures identify you; ;
The value of lost or stolen uncountersigned Cheques in
refunded to you, upon filling out certain protective forms.
Pimnles on
farts of the body are warnings
rom Nature that your blood is
sluggish and impoverished. Some
times they foretell eczema, boils,
Misters, and other skin disorders
that burn like names of fire.
They mean that your Mood needs
S. S. S. to cleanse it of these im
' pure accumulations that tan cause
unlimited trouble. This remedy is
one of the greatest vegetable
compound known, and contains
no minerals or chemicals to injure
the most delicate skin. ,
Go fo your drug store, and get a
bottle of S. S. S. today, tet rid of
those unsightly, disfiguring pim
ples, and other skin irritations. It
will cleanse your blood thorough
ly. For special medical advice free,
address Medical Director, 41 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, G.
Crescent Lunch
517 Main Street.
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We urgently request all those who want to appear in
their new fall suits Round-Up week to place their orders
now. You know you will want it then and there isn't very
much time left.
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A Comprehensive Collection
' of Fall Woolens
I am now showing a great collection of new fall woolens
that will make a selection easy. They include everything
that is new this year and are of the best material and
colorings. -
See Them Today and Make a Selection.
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