Saturday, September 11, 1015
THIS FALLS CITY NEWS
our
tElir 3Fall« (£itit Nrum [ ; garding
has been to
foreign commerce
imjiose tolls upon
I American coast shipping that
seeks to pass through the Panama
D. L. WOOD A SON,
Canal whk*h will in future In* a
Publishers.
direct benefit to England.
Thus
L'nti'rtd a* i^ v m t t'taM m ail at tb*
fu-»* has Great Britain missed noop|K>r-
• t Fall* City. Polk Twinty. Orrgos, wodrr lb#
A rt o f tVn*rt>e* o f Mar< h 3. 187».
tunity to belittle and beli and
| bully-rag the American people.
Telephone im M k t. M.
Subscription Kates On« year. SI 00; aix month*. This is not said to disparage the
SO cent»; thro« months. 25 cents; sing)« ropy. 6 cl*.
English people; it is simply record
Advert lo n g Rates Puplftjr. 15 ctttU sn IncbS ed as a melancholy fact which
Basinets Notices * cents a line Tor Sale. Rent has been too frequently demon
Ktehange Want and Pay Entertainment No
• lest. S ett alin e, C anto! Thanks SOcU.Lega strated to permit denial.
Notices, legal rates.
“ John Bull’s acute attack of
Copy k>r new ads. and changes should be seut bilknisness dates back to the Bos
to The News not later than Wednesday
ton Tea Party and Bunker Hill.
The Royal Beast o f Britain has
OFFIC IAL DIRECTORY Or F A L L ! C ITY
never forgutted the time when an
H J Griffin. Mayor.
R M Wonderly. Councilmen at Large
i infant Republic backed by a few
Phillip Gottfreid
hundred Yankee Farmers, with
H. C. Brown.
C. J Bradley.
j
squirrel guns held him up by the
Cmmcilmen
I. G. Singleton.
pantalets and béat the immortal
C. L Hopkins.
R. A. Titus.
ichor out o f him. This treatment
C. E McPherren. Auditor and Police Judge
kept him reasonably good for a
Walter L. Tooie Jr.. City Attorney.
Pat Murphy. Marshal and Water Supt.
quarter o f a century, when his
M. L. Thompson. Treasurer
impudence has again over-rode his
Dr. F. M. Hellwarth. Health Officer.
The Council meets in regular session on the first better judgement and he is to g
and third Tuesday nights of each month, at 7 30 ging for another blistering from
o ’clock, in the office of the Falls City News.
Uncle Sammy.
•
“ For more than fifty years now
S a t u r d a y , S e p t e m b e r 11, 1915
England has been dictationg Jto
NEWS AND COMMENT
the United States and in every
possible way, making his displeas
ure and jealousy manifest. In all
WHICH SHOULD IT BE?
official intercourse with America,
Rainier Review
“ Great Britain will henceforth England assumes an arrogant and
and until it pleases her to remove dictatorial tone characteristic o f
it; hold cotton on the contraband. that country when dealing with
It makes no difference whether third and fourth class powers.
the United States with her millions Theie was a time when such bra
of bales o f cotton stored up, ¡likes zen insults would have been hotly
it or not. It appears that Great resented. And why should this
Britain cannot possibly outgrow not now? Why should the fore
her old habit o f trying to buldoze most nation in the world put up
and bully-rag the United States. with such treatment? The United
Next, wheat and flour will be de States can get along much better
clared contraband and neutral without England than that country
nations will soon be obliged to re without us. We should not stand
frain from sailing any ships until by shame-face and down trodden
the war shall be over, and this before such impendencies. What
we need is a revival ot that old
just to please Johnny Bull.
spirit
in the White House. We
“ Still this late action o f England
need
an
administration that can
does not seem to differ from that
understand
that America is today
o f a dozen others that have pre
the
greatest
nation on the face of
ceded it in the past two years.
the
globe
and
that we do not have
Upon the completion o f the Pana
to
bend
our
necks beneath the
ma Canal, England stepped in and
yoke
o
f
England
nor dance to the
told the United States just how
tune
o
f
foreign
transalantic
pow
the canal was to ba run and oper
ers.
W
e
want
America
to
be
ated, and was there a serious ob
jection from the United States? come a new and greater nation.
Not on your life.
Our foreign W e do not want to annex our
diplomats coyed and slobbered at country to England and ordain
the feet of the royal beast o f Eng that the “ tail shall wag the dog’.’ ,
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F. M. HELLWARTH
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Send for premium lists and secure part o f the $20,000.
Exhibit your products, make your expenses and return to
your homes with good money. Free transportation for e x
hibits. If you have something good in the line o f livestock*
bring it to this great market where buyers from several
states will be with the cash.
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Sample Rooms
Bost Ac c o m m o d a t io n s
f.
D ro a g a , P ro p rie to r
HAHi.KK «B O I*«
Come early and see the close.
Free Camp Grounds.
A shady oak park. Free shed room for autos and teams.
Something doing every minute.
Munter, the Aviator, will make two flights daily.
Come and ride with him. Oregon Mies with her own wings,
and so does Munter.
F E A T U R E S :— Speed events, Shooting Tournament.
Band Concerts. Boys' Camp, Moving Pictures. Girls’ Camp.
Animal Circus. Everybody’s Camp. Childrens’ Playground,
Paved Walks, Good Water, Pure Air. Numerous Sports.
Reduced Rales On Ail Railroads.
JOAN SAWYER DANCES
TO AID "THE CAUSE"
Tours Continent In Automobile
to Help Woman Suffrage.
scrip It Is signed by Mrs. Jnmes Lees
j Laldlnw. chairman of Manhattan Bor
ougti Woman Suffrage party
It fol
lows:
W . are In lru itln « to Miss Joan S a w
yer a Nov. 2 N ew York slate victory ban
ner and are senilln« by her a m rasafe
i to our votln s slaters across the continent
i to help In every way possible In New
York state. W e usk you who have obtain-
ed the franchise to send some o f ><*ir
I splendid women to the east to tell our
| voters what you have done nnd what you
| plan to do. and how much more effective
your womanhood, wifehood and com rade
ship t r s since you have become enfran
chised
Our chance for winning In New York
state grow s brighter every day. W e feel
that victory Is certain, but wont you all
to help make assurance doubly sure.
New York. From «lam in « for the
delight o f the public to touring the con
tinent In n decorated automobile for
the cause o f woman'« xufTrngo lx Joan
Sawyer's recent change In vocation.
In a car presented by Mrs. O. It. P.
Belmont, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Curt
and Mrs. James Lees I .a Id law. with
gay suffrage banners floating over It,
Bubjects o f the most v ita l Importance
this modern dancer left New York for
San Francisco, bearing a message of are discussed In an entertaining fashion
In the follow ing stu d io »-n o n e of the old,
good will and congratulation from the
dry theological o»»a ys:
eastern suffragists to their slaters In
’ ’ W eeping A ll N igh t.”
•‘Our Ioord'a Return.”
the west.
“ T w o Hal vat Ions
In every town she dances for the
“ Necessity For Messiah's K in g d o m ”
crowds which always gather about her
“ W h at God R equire» o f III .”
little cur. and In many cities the ms
“ Cardinal Gibbons’ Bermon and R eply.”
’ ’Thousand» o f Demons In fest Earth.”
cblne blocks all traffic.
“ Jeaus N o Lon ger a Man.”
"I have never been able to do any
’ ’ Responsibility to Creed» ”
thing for suffrage before," she says,
“ ChRist’ s Hacriffce Ignored.”
“ because I hare always been busy.
‘ The Lost K ey o f K now ledge
land until the rpyal crown verily
It is much easier for a certain
floated in lather and old “ Hinv-
class
o f newspaper editors to see
land” gained another victory over
guile
in a member o f a labor or
the United States without so much
ganization
than in a member of
as an objection. Again the im
a
millionaire
organization.
pendence of England was brought
forth in a most brazen manner
when at the beginning o f the war
It looks as if J. Bull wanted
her passenger boats on several Uncle Samuel to furnish food and
occasions strung the Union Jack amunition while he beat the
to their mast head and plowed sound out o f Germany.
So tar,
safely through Germany’s sub however, his efforts along this
marine blockade lines; an insult line have not been eminently suc
that we should have answered to cessful.
with something stronger than
mere words. Again at the begin-
The fellow clamoring for the
ing of the war in Europe President death penalty for certain offend
Wilson proposed to buy and for a ers should be commissioned as
short time run some foreign ships executioner and commit ( legal )
under our flag, with the promise murders for the State.
Many
that they should not run a day who loudly advocate capital pun
after the war closed, and then the ishment would change his tune if
old rule should be restored to car he were required to become exe
ry our commerce in foreign ships1 cutioner. In Arizona it was nec
so that when peace is again de essary to import a hangman to
clared Britains ship owners would officiate at the hanging bee when
not lose any business because of it was expected to send five Mex
an American merchant marine. icans by the hemp route, The
Again England came forth with men expected to officiate prefered
not only a request but a demand to resign rather than be acces
o f hands off and congress adjonrn- sary. If the jury rendering the
ed without doing a thing.
verdict and the judge who pas
“ Another harvest awaits in the ses sentence o f death were oblig
United States because o f England« ed to take a part in the gruesome
demands again the American mer act they would possibly hesitate
chant marine and not one new to qualify to sit in the case. A
Photos by Am erican Press Association
ship is ready nor has any been life sentence free from pardon
If IBS JOAN HAW T FII AH HHK LEFT NEW YORE.
purchased or ordered to fill the or parole, unless proof that the
But I felt If tbix pilgrimage would help
need. The only thing that has accused is guiltless, would be In any way I wag perfectly willing to
been done by our government re- better than death penalty.
undertake It."
Miss Sawyer carries her pilgrim
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EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
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I'NONB 127
“ Many Ministers T rea d lin g
Without
D ivine A u th ority Should Btop Preaching.”
’ Foreign Mission Facts.”
“ Jesus Preached to Bpirlta In Prison.”
“ W h at Is Baptism?*’
“ Philosophy o f the Deluge.”
"F o rg iv a b le and Unpardonable Bins.”
“ Preaching to the Dead.”
“ Darwin Evolution T h eory Exploded.”
“ Errora o f Death-Bed Kepentance.”
“ Infants Saved From Tortu re *
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C H A S. M IX . P mupribto
E. 0. FULLER DIES
O. E. Fuller who was injured
by a falling tree at Spaulding’«
camp last Monday died in the I »al
ia« hospital Wednesday. Ilia home
was al Eagle Creek. Clackamas Co.
He le a v e « a wile and two small
eons.
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HOP HOUSE BURNE0
Monday night the hop
house
belonging to W. B. ¡Sloven« wan
destroyed by fire.
Get Home Made Ice Cream at
HARRINGTON
The fire was discovered about 9
Extra copies of The News are
o’clock but had gained such head printed each week, and will be sent
way that nothing could he saved to any address desired, postpaid,
from tlio building.
There was for 6 cents per copy.
Good house for «ale in Kalis
City, part time. Enquire at New«
ing to Steven« and Cleveland in office.
the building.
The cause of the
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fire is unknown.
ed at the News office,
about 8500 pound« of hop« bel mg-