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SATURDAY, SEPT. 27,
TO THE MEN.
1 W opened our mall this morning
with considerable apprehension. Th
Idea es-jtresaed In the cartoon in
ytrdr' Paper "as of.h a to lead
aa to expert deluge of feminine
protest, and although t men mo.it
rtlek together w moat confess that
protest sroold bar been well war
ranted. Tba cartoon (bowed a woman, hot
aad Bneomfortable, working over a
(teaming preserve kettle from which
h (a filling a Jar too hot to hold In
the hand. Below, In another panel.
man, deserlbable In no other man
ner than aa a fat slob, ait In hi
ahlrt sleeve at a dining table and In
front of him a dish of these same
fveserre from which he la eating
wftb considerable gusto.
,. Connecting the two panel is a
blt of doggerel,
"April ahowers bring may flower.
, la a springtime rhyme of merit:
Bat September canning mean Jano
I arr cramming
' And bet we're able to bear lt.M
Can't yoo hear the women inort
who looked at this cartoon and can
yon blame them? Of coarse the fat
lob can bear it lie 1 not duiog
any work. The woman is the ons
who Is putting In the labor :id try
ing to stand op under the beat. Tb3
man Is simply cramming. He admit
it And he ought to be ashamed
of himself
" The Oregon Journal proposes that
when the rails are removed from
the extra track In the DesihnUs
canyon the old road bed be used as
a highway. That Is all my itll,
' bat tonrlsts want to be out where
they can get the view, and th view
of the mountains as yon trarel
through central Oregon Is worth a
good deal.
- This Is not (he begliinln of win
' ter, either.
Fair days come In October.
ARBITRATION IS
DEVELOPED IN THE
COVENANT LETTER
(Continued' from Page 1.)
as to the nature anil extent of the
reparation to be made for any such
breach."
The revised covenant, without
specifically adopting that definition.
In Article XIII, declares all dis
pute of the character mentioned
by Senator Hoot to be
"among those which are generally
suitable for submission to arbltra
, lion."
and further, thai for the considera
tion of any such dispute, the court
of arbitration to which the case Is
referred shall be the court agreed
on by the parties to the dispute, or
stipulated In any convention exist
ing between them. If, however, the
parties to any such dispute should
full voluntarily to submit it to ar
bitration, they are ibound, by Ar
ticle XV, to submit. It to the coun
cil, In thut event, the council Is
to endeavor to effoct a settlement,
and If it full to do so, then It may
either ununlmously or by a major
ity voto, publish a report contain-
Ing a stutomout of the facts of the
dlnputo and the recommendations
deemed Just and proper in regard
Iheroto. If , the report Is unani
mously, agreed to by alt the mem
bors 6f the council, except those
representing the disputants, . the
members j agroe not to go to war
with any party to the dispute
Which compiles with the recom
mnndutlons . of the report. The
council may also rnfer any such dls
- pule to the assembly, and shall so
rofor it at the roquont' of. olthor
party made within 14 days after
Aha submission of the dispute to
tho council.
llofeol , Not, : 'rn-nirdlnl.
' Tlio dnfoct in tills ptnn'l that It
fail to lay down any rule 'jbindltlg
upon (ho council or the assembly
for.-, the dolnrmluatlon . of dispute
of justiciable natures' This omis
sion I somowbnt emphasized by
tk provNtoa la Article XV, that
"If th dtspeu btwHw the awrtlo
la claimant by a ft them, and t
1 found by tfi etwnc.11 ta ariim oat
of a mattr whk.li toy Inlaraatlonal
law ( anbury wKbln the dnmMic
inrtsxIKtion of that party, the ennn
ell shall to rnprt, and hall mass
m roiadattoii a to Its ttl-
awnt."
la this ease, the council ma b
governed in tt deciAton by inter
national lew, whereas I hers Is no
ueb provlstoo In express language
made binding apos the council or
axaembly with respect to arriving
at their reensBOMndatlon or report
enaenming disputes, even of th
aatar descrtbrd la Article XIII.
and droned by Senator Hoot aa
Justlciabta.
Bat it can hardly b ImAgtned
that the coaneil woald dcll. ex
cept apon well recognised principles
of International lar, any dispute
which Involves the interpretation of
a treaty, fluent Ion of international
law, briacB of international obliga
tion, or damage from such breach.
It also may reasonably be assumed
that there will grow op in the ap
plication of these provisions a body
of precedents, which In themselves
wilt constitute codification of In
ternational law, and tha carry out
one en! the purposes expressed In
the preamble; namely, the firm es
tablishment of the snderatandlng
of international law as the actual
rule of conduct among governments.
A Lons; Stop Forward.
Article XVI provided that should
any member of the league resort to
war In disregard of the covenant
above referred, to. it shall Ipso
facto be deemed to have committed
an act of war against all the other
member of the league. Involving
as a consequence: .(l, the sever
ance of all trade or financial rela
tions and the termination of all in
tercourse between the members of
tbe league and tbe covenant break
ing state; (Z) tbe expulsion from
tbe league of the covenant break
ing state, and (J) such military
and naval actio) as may be agreed
upon by the league.
The amended covenant certainly
ha not weakened tbe provisions of
tbe original Articles XI. XII, XV
and XVI, concerning which Senator
Root wrote:
"I think those provisions are well
devised and should be regarded as
free from any lust objection so far
as they relate to th settlement of
the political questions at wblcb
they are really aimed. The provi
sions 'which, taken together, accom
plish this result are of the highest
value. Tbey are developed naturally
from the International practice of
tbe past. They are a great step
forward. They create . an institu
tion through which the public opin
ion of mankind, condemning unjust
aggression and unnecessary war.
may receive effect and exert Its
power for tbe preservation of pease.
Instead of being dissipated In fruit
less protest of lamentation."
Indeed, the revised covenant ob
viously alms at a wider field, and
embraces within Its scope the settle
ment, not only of .political, but of
legal questions as well. It Is, there
fore, a great Improvemsoe unoa Its
original schsae.
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OREGON CAN BE j
SUMMER MECCA
"Oregon shoal.l eiect CattfaraU I
three to ons." as a loorists pa.ra-1
dls said C. J.. Cray, of t!i Oregon I
State Motor AssocbttfoB. who passed !
through Bend yssterday ta the inter-!
mu of the state usoeiatioa la the'
preparation and eotaptetios of the!
map used for routing toarbts on the!
Pacific Coast. ""I have traveled !
over tbossaadi of at to o( klghwsyt ,
and roads all over the Northwest
aad I believe I know something by
way of compairlsoa aa ta scenry and
vacation osnetiui 10 loaruts. 1 can
frankly say that Oregon excel Call.
fomra for nittural beauty spot, and
when I say this I hare In mind the
central portion of Oregon. I was
thrilled myself at the beauties I saw
white traveling north aad south.
"Don't ovcrlock this fact of pre
serving theMi beau'.y spot. Not
only preservo them, but popularize
them to the world. Tonrlsts from
the extreme East are craving for
Just such a the Central Oregon
country offer. Yon have not begut.
to realixe on tourist travel. You
should see California. You can beat
California at Its game of publicity If
yoo only will. Roads of course help
Tbey will come If the country and Its
eitisen are perslstitnt.
"The Eastern tourists are begin
ning to wake up to the Pacific
Coast. In three year yoo will see
thousand coming went rather than
traveling across the ocean."
The more discussion the bet
ter. Truth doesn't mind
being talked about
IMPEPIALES
MOmnpir.es -
CICAQETXXS
are discussed because
they're worth discussion.
The blend of fine tobaccos
the mouthpiece the
mais paper no wonder
they're talked about.
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The John Bollman Co. Branch
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BOILING WATER IN
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THING. FOR ENGINE
The car owners frequently notice
that when he I obliged to climb a
steep MM with the (park retarded to
keep the engine from knocking, by
tbe time be' geta to tha top his radia
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This We Know
by Experience!
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We have dealt with mechanics. ,
We know a good, thorough, competent mechanic
when we see him. If he is not competent and con
scientious we do not keep him.
We thoroughly believe that we have the
Best Mechanics in Bend
mechanics who can diagnose the difficulties with a
"car and make the proper repairs.
We are so sure of it that we guarantee every
piece of work that leaves this garage. Now then
Make Us Prove It
by our sen-ice, at reasonable prices.
The Peteler Auto Jack is the most satisfactory
jack for all practical purposes.
Just received, a new line of Hand Pumps.
Deschutes Garage
The Garage of Absolutely Best Service
t
The Boss is equipping
Diamonds 11 around
"this year fast as .
one of the old lemons
plays out- On ijoes a.
r "Veal-milefibe''- hence
O 1 -a SI-
Speaking of Diamond Mileage
One good booster living in the vicinity of
Bend said: "My car is always equipped with
Diamonds. Have used them for several years.
Why should I change? ,
"Do you know. that those fabrics oh my
car now have i given me 10,000 miles and I
have had only one Diamond tire in all my ex
perience that did not give me over iti rated
mileage.";': ' 1
Put on Diamonds for service and
you, too, will become a booster.
6,000 miles on Fabrics
6,000 milts on Cords
Bend Hardware Co
The farmer and the business mnn of this com
munity are partners in the progress or the fuiluie of
their community. .
If
they pull together, the progress and prosperity is
certain to come.
IF they listen to preachers of cIhss hatred there
can only be failure as a result.
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