TH« PALLS CITY NEWS. JULY 10. 101R
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¿Hhr jFalla C£iti| N iuuö
diale establishment
o f a school on
a gruesome joke. The cry o f the
hoard the flagship o f Iho Atlantic sub-
"peoples interests" are in jeop marine flotilla for the Instruction o f
ardy. like the slogan, " U ‘ t the personnel, officers ami enlisted men.
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s$ £ ? "
Prom lids school crews competent to
People R ule" will cause a man to
man the new vessels will be detailed
rise up in his sleep and inqure, to them as they may lie delivered by
D L WOOD A SON.
Publisher*.
"w h o in blue-blazes are the Peo the contractors ami accepted by the
| government.
Enteriti «• w ^nd-ciaH mall at tba po*U»ffU* ple?”
In the present dificulty
"The Instruction referred to will he
at Falla City. Polk rountj. Orogon. umlor tb«*
Act o f c'onfrraa of March J. 187»
with Germany it is rather difficult I both theoretical ami practical, suhum-
to see wherein the rights o f the | rlncs now In commission being used for
Trlryhsat News Office. S3.
the practical work, and will cover such
common
people have been so g riev
Subscription Rotas Onejrsar. 11.00: sis month».
period o f time as may he necessary to
M casts, thrss months. SS cants, sins Is copy. S eta.
ously abused. It is true that Ger familiarise fully the personnel o f a
many is making shipment o f mu submarine with the vessel to which
A d vertisin g Rates: D u play, IS cents su Inch
they ma.v he detailed."
Busi ness Notices. S cents • Il ne : For Sale. Kent. nitions w ar a precarious business,
When the Columbia Joins the flotilla
Exchange. W ent end Petr Entertainm ent No
yet the manufacture o f such sup the Prairie, now acting us the flagship,
tlces. Sets, s iin e
Card o ( Thanks M e ts . Less
Notices, le f s l rates.
plies are not o f sufficient import will Ini utHiked as a tender for the sub
marines lu commission. The Columbia
Copy tor new ads end changes »tanniti be sent ance as to plunge the nation into was designed as a commerce destroyer,
to The News not later than Wednesday.
w ar that a few rich manufactur ami she ami her sister ship, the Minne
ers may profit thereby. The big apolis. were two o f the fastest vessels
o f f i c i a l d i r e c t o r y or m u c i t y
lu the world at the time o f their com
papers have much to say o f the
H. J. Griffin, Mayor.
mission.
R M. W ou derlr. C ounciluian-at Large
brigands in the hills o f Mexico,
The Columbia was one o f the shlpj
P h illip G ottfreld
but are strangely silent in regard forming the flying siiuadrou in the
H. C. Brown.
Spaidsh-Amerlcau war.
She has a
C. J B radley,
to brigands in the shape o f land
Couucllmen
length over all o f 412 feet oml a beam
I. G. Singleton.
barons and mine owners, who by o f ttfty-elgbt feet Being commodious,
C. L. Hopkins.
R. A. Titus.
their greed and oppression have she Is au Ideal vessel for the purpose
C. E M cPherren. A u d itor and P o lice Judge
fur which she is about to be used. Her
made conditions unbearable and
W alter L. Toose Jr.. C ity A ttorn ey.
displacement Is 7.330 tons and her
Pat M urpby. Marshal and W ater 8upt.
the poor Mexican becomes an out speed 22.80 knots.
M. L Thom pson. Treasurer
law.
W rongs have driven them
Dr. F. M. H ellw a rth . H ealth Officer.
to
deeds
o f desperation, and, this C H I L D MA KE S R E C O R D SWIM.
The Council meets in regu lar session on the first
and third Tuesday nights o f each m onth, at 7 SO condition is growing, even in our
Covsrs 320 Yards In 131 j M inutss In
o'clock. In the office of the F a lls C ity News.
own “ Dear Land o f the Free and
S c h u y lk ill.
Philadelphia.—Four-}ear-old Beatrice
Home o f the B rave.”
S a t u r d a y . J u l y 10. 1915
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The shooting o f J. P. Morgan is
but a warning, a forerunner of
that which is to come i f the dis
satisfaction between the employer
and the employed is not satisfac-
torially adjusted. It is stated that
the man who wounded Mr. Morgan
was wanting to prevent the ship
ment o f munitions o f w ar to Eu
rope. This may be true, but it is
also true that there is a belief that
such men as Morgan, Carnegie
and Rockefeller control the Gov
ernment o f the United States and
use it to promote their interests as
against the interests and rights o f
th“ workers. They do not believe
that it is possible to accumulate
the vast wealth these men have
in an honest or legitimate w ay. In
putting the rich and powerful out
o f the w ay or destroying their
property they believe that a great
service has been done fo r the poor.
They willingly risk liberty and life
to accomplish it. In this, a greater
danger confronts the United States
than the much talked o f w ar with
either Germany or Japan. Let
these people (cranks, i f such you
may be pleased to call them ) once
realize their power and like the
German submarine that the whole
world tfice scoffed at, they become
a terror and a nightmare to the
rich. It w ill be impossible to
guard against them. The most
trusted employee may be the wild
est o f the bunch, and apply the
torch place the bomb or fire the
deadly shot from ambush.
WHO IS THE BENEFICIARY?
J O E MAR TIN 'S BIG H A U L
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N m s tH n Elusive B a m Trapped by Ona
L ittla Eel.
Smith, L*. — Joe Martin has Just
brought In the finest tuess o f bala of
the season and with It a strange tale.
H e had thirty-six big mouth black
bass that he caught at two hauls with
a string line.
H e was using small minnows for
bait and had no luck. A fter fishing
about an hour he caught n little eel.
He proceeded to string it, declaring he
was going to bare something to show
anyhow.
He dropped the long stringing line
over the side o f his boat, fished for
nearly an hour and caught a five Inch
trout
•
H e started to pull up his line to
string the trout and felt a fierce tug,
and after a hard struggle he pulled In
nineteen big black mouthed bass, run
ning from a pound to two and a half
pounds.
The bass had tried to swallow the
eel. and tt bad slid through their gills
and strung them. Joe put the bass on
another line and dropped the eel over
board again. In forty-one minutes he
pulled up seventeen more bass.
CRUISER COLUMBIA
A SUBMARINE SCHOOL
Crews Will Be Taught to Man
ege Twelve New Boats.
Washington.—Secretary Daniels has
announced that the cruiser Columbia,
now In reserve at Philadelphia, will be
commissioned to serve as flagship for
Captain A. W. Grant, commanding the
Atlantic submarine flotilla, and also as
a schoolshlp fo r the training o f addi
tional men fo r submarine service. Since
his appointment as commander o f the
submarines Captain Grant bas been
closely studying the flotilla and the
According to the Press Bulletin
issued by the Oregon Agricultural
College the United States has
kindly (? ) offered to give five
weeks military training to the
athletic youth o f the land.
Stud
ents o f universities or colleges or
graduates o f high schools will be
considered. The requirements are
that the student must be between
the age o f 18 and 30 years, not
less than five feet four inches high
and free from organic disease.
They also must be “ heir apparent’ ’
to $32.50 in coin o f the realm, (as
an evidence o f good faith) besides
a sufficiency to pay their transpor
tation to Presidino, Calif., where
the stunt is to be pulled off. It is
also stated that President Wilson,
and ex-President T a ft and other
leaders o f thought in the United
States strongly endorse the plan.
Photo by American Press Association.
To have men trained fo r mili
C APTA IN A. W. OB ANT.
ta ry service to be used in case o f best means to provide for tbe manning
w a r with other nations looks good o f submarines now nearing completion.
In this connection Secretary Daniels
on the face, but to ask these men
said:
to pay their expenses in order to
“ In order to man the twelve subma
train themselves to go forth and j rines now rapidly nearing completion
fight some other fellows battles i s , orders h avejieen given for the lmme-
Whltelam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Whltelam "of this city, swam 320
yards lu thirteen and one-half minutes
on tbe Philadelphia Swimming club's
course In the Schuylkill river at Lufuy-
ofTe. The child started to swim last
summer and has beeu Improving her
strokes all winter at an indoor pool
She was taken to Lafayette, and
while her parents nml others followed
In n bout she easily covered the dis
tance and showed no distress at the
finish. The little girl started with the
breast stroke, later alternating with
on overhend drive. Only once, uud that
when so Instructed, did she rest by
float iDg.
NEW DEVICE GUIDES
SUBMARINE PILOTS
Indicator Shows Exact Posi
tion of Grafi Under Water.
work, however, Is cruder. There was
mi Instance at the tx-glindiig of the
I war, where u German submarine,
i caught In a hay by a British flotilla,
was unable to fliul the way out o f the
heritor without rising to the surface.
I As soon as she ap|x-ared above the wa
j ter she was attacked and destroyed.
My device would enable a submarine
commander so caught to locate the
mouth o f the tiny with accuracy and
slip out under his euemliw
The de
vice also costs only $1,1100 to Instnll In
a submarine, whereas the position Imll
enter at present lu uso costs $17,000
It could o f course lie used on any ship
as well ns on a submarine.
“ As to n device to enable a subma
rine to locate another vessel without
coming to the surface, there la no one,
so far ns I know, who has come any
where near solving this problem. Every
offensive device In the history o f w ar
fare has In the cud Ixxui answered by a
defensive instrument, and 1 have no
doubt that In time to come some one
will Invent a reply to the submarine.
But there Is no sign o f It y e t ”
Mr. Maxim Is experimenting with nn
Improved periscope, but wss reluctant
to discuss this part o f his activities.
Both this and the position tinder, he
said, would be offered to the United
States government ns Its exclusive
pro|x«rty. and the navy department had
already allowed him to Inspect the sub
marines at present In use lu order to
And tbe Improvement most ueedwl.
professional dnrOs
I'll valet an
Business dar to
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L O W E L L F I X E S MA N’ S PRIME.
H arvard's Prssidsnt Tails Graduatss
Tw enty three Is M sntal M axim um .
Cambridge, Mass.— President Lowell
o f Harvard university lu a speech said
that after the age o f twenty three a
man's keener senses begin to lessen, al
though something may be added
through the medium o f experience aft
er that age.
" I believe,” said Dr. Lowell, “ that the
mental und physical maxima are reach
ed at nearly the same |>erlod. A man
rcachea bis full physical growth when
he Is about eighteen or nineteen years
old, and by the time be la twenty-three
he Is beginning to lose his keener per
ceptions, so that this age may be called
the physical muxlmum. Tbe mental
maximum Is reached a great deal ear
lier than most people suppose.”
Speaking to college hoys, he contin
ued: "You have reached your physical
maximum and are close upon your
mental maximum. You will probably
gala something more from experience, j
but your actual capacity will Increase
very llttlo."
A Record at 8chool.
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or 'iklsc
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P IA N O T U N E R ______________
L E E PERIN, Piano Tuner
Has returned to Falls City and will
tune your piano. Call Phone 434
at R. Paul's residence.
Nutley, N. J.—Elsie Norma Ryan, one
o f this year's graduates from the high
school, has not been absent or tardy
New York.—Hudson Maxim ha* In during the whole o f her fourteen years
vented a new posltlou imllculpr for In school.
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submarines, which he believes to be at
P b o h i Ol
once cheaper and ranch better than
those now lu use. This Implement
MAO COYOTE BITES FOUR
will euuble a submarine to find her
own position under water and will do
Four men bitten by a mad coy-;
away with the dangerous necessity of
going to th“ surface for that purpose. ote at a United States reclamation
Mr. Maxim has applied for a patent camp near Irrigon, Oregon arrived
on this. He said that while It had not in Portland Thursday to take the
yet been granted, he understood It
Pasteur treatment.
They were
would be obtained without dilUculty
attacked
about
11
o’clock
Tuesday ,
and that the device would enable the
night, while sleeping in their tent.
captain of a submarine to find Ids post
They are Geo. W . Ballard. Boh
tion on a map at any time vvlthlu a
C . W . M a t t h e w s , P r o p r ie t o r
Evans, Fred Schuler, and C. F er
short distance.
All w ere taken in charge by
"There are position Indicators of nti ris.
English design In use In nil the navies Dr. Calvin S. White, Secretary o f
of the world." said .Mr Me-.:: - T ’u-l! State Board o f Health.
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