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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-09

A. T. Arnold has recently accepted
an offer of the Ohio Sunday School
Association to become it's secretary,
after serving for nearly eight years in
the same capacity, the West Virginia
organization. He will take up his
new duties as head of the Ohio asso
citation, which is the largest Sunday
School association in North America,
July 1.
Mr.. Arnold has had twenty years
experience as an association worker
and comes from a line of Sunday
School experts. His father for many
years served as an association officer
while other members of the family are
familiar with Sunday School editorial
work Mr.. Arnold received his cole
giate training at Wheaton College and
later was made superintendent of the
famols Gary Memorial Sunday School
at Wheaton, III.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-09

Athens, O.-Rev. A. c. Bostwick,
Methodist Episcopal minister of Buch-
tel, recently arrested here as a sus.
pect in a theft case and in whose pos
session obscene literature was found,
has been suspended from all minis
terial duties. His case will be dis
posed of in September at the Ohio
annual conference at GAINESVILLE.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-09

Oxford, O.-President Sherzer, of
Oxford College, has received word
that Oxford College has been placed
in class A in the new system of col
lege grading. The University of Hi.
nois is at the head of the movement
of standardizing universities and col
leges.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-09
NO RELIEF FOR POLAND.
Berlin Refuses Great Britain's Pro-
posaI to Aid People.

posai to Aid People.
Berlin, June l (via London) Ger
many will not accept Great Britains s
counter proposals for the relief of Po-
land. This decision, which had been
expected, was reached at conference
at the American embassy which was
attended by Ambassador Gerard, DR..
Theodore Lewald, director of the min
istry of the interior; Prince Lubecki,
the Polish leader, and representatives
of the Rockefeller commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
WATSON GIVES Up ALL
HOPE FOR TICKET IN
W. VA; NEEDS MONEY
Special ur-pA'.b :" The iuic!Irevuc~r.

WASHINGTON. II. C., Ger. IL
G.. W. Watson. Democratic National
Committeeman from West Virginia.
who came here 10 see officials al Dem
ucratir National Committee headqlnr.
lerS. is understood TO HAY" lold friends
that The Democratic party cannot
carry West Virginia for President Viii
son. and that Senator Chiffon is III
ready aS good as defeated for re-rlec-
lion. The only hope Mr.. Watson is
said 10 have held out is thar C0rnwcll
has Il Scanr chance and might. win II
the National Committee will dump an
additional large sum Of money INFO
tOrnwrll'S Campaign: n'hrrwiS" me
It'd" which has sol in strong for Rob.
inSnn cannot be- checked and turned
back.
Talk here is that Mr. Watson claims
10 have already spent more in The cain
paign for Coruwcll Than ne had intend
ed. and docs not think hr should he
called on 10 put up more money. III"
wants tine National Commute" 10 pui
in a large sum to finance workers III
tn. polls. and late tonight Il close
friend Of hc West Nir@inian intmat"d
that the National Committee had ali
but agreed 10 send $3u.UUD into West
Virginia 10 distribute. hut is insisting
that Wilson be included in The deal.
They fear il is the intention 10 use
the money entirely IN The interest OF
turuwrll. and no one else. This they
ohjrc; To. RumOr among West Nir-
ginianS here is tina; Watson has y
promise of $71n0n. and thar il will BE-
turned over 10 him Tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
ENGINEER CONDEMNS
HIGH POWERED LIGHTS

WASHINGTON. n. e.. Oct. IL
John DOugherty, Il veteran rallroad
engineer. now road foreman on the
Michigan Central, testified today b".
tore the Interstate commerce. cnul-
mission that he was unable 10 seq his
signals when passing high powered
electric headlights on engines ri the
Illinois Central paraleilin@ The line on
which hp used 10 work. III" said the
lights dazZled him and thar h" always
slowed up till he passed them. ". :.
Carter and ". s. Stone. chiefs re-
spectiyely Of the tiremrn and m
cineers' brotherhoodS, sought to inn
peach Dou2hertyS testimony suggest
ing thai As the result OF his opinion
adverse TO the high power lights. he
had been promoted. The witness
stood BY his statement and insisted
that the majority Of til" engineers he
knew were against the powerful
lights on the ground thal they were
dangerous DOugherIy was the first
OF score Oi Witnesses IN" commits
sion will hear before passing upon a
proposal that railroads b" required
to use high powered lights.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
MANUFACTURERS URGE
4 STRONGER NAVY

NEW YORK. Oci. "l..A stronger
navy and the extension vi the system
OF Consular service abroad were urSrd
on Congress IN u resolution adopted
today By the American Manufacturers
Export Association. i'll ronvcnt!on
here. The pgincipiG vi The policy oi
retaliation by nations after III" !:hr
was conuemu"l in til" resolution,
which expressed thu dissertations b.
!trf that IN the formulation 81 com
mercial treaties We should insist upon
due regard for our rights aud our oF
portunities. thus assuring our com
mercial and financia! interests luii
protection 10 their rights abroad.
All patriotic manufacturers were
urged 70 cooperate in building tfe
navy by giving The gnvernm''nt me
first cell upon the personnel OF their
stafES and the material resources OF
the nation.
4: NJ. Herr. president o. til" Nesting
huuSn t.tectr!" and MaHufacturin :
company was reelected president Of
the association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
.CHIVINGT0N TO HAVE
STRONG OPPOSITION

CHICAGO. Oct. 31-'Thrrc will b. 40
special meeting of the American ASS0-
citation her" Thursday. rs rcqueSl ri
by four OF its club owners. il was an
nuunced at The headquarters D! The a.
sorialion here tonight. Tn" request IL
five club owners is necessary hetoE" Il
surcial meeting can BE- called, and rs
President Walhcn. Of III" loulSNiiie
club. vice president OF IN" aSS"rla'l'n'
has declined 10 join tho mnv"E:"nt OF
the four clubs requesting The merlIA%'
no official notice will he taken Of me
request until the return Of Prcsld"Nt
Chivtng!On from hununE trap VIZ;
Chivin@lon will not return, II was SAID
al his office, for several days.
Certain club owners. according -
reports. will strongly oppna" IN" r"-
election Of President Chivin&lnn II
The annual meeting Of III" ass"cia'i"n
which probably will b" held early III
December.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
TO INVESTIGATE The
FREIGHT CAR SHORTAGE

WASHINGTON. H. C.. Oct. t.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
McCh0rd left tonight for Louisville,
Ky. where. November and t. hr will
hold informal conferences with repre-
SentativeS OF eastern. southern and Il
few OF tile western railroads. State rail.
road commissions and shippers con-
cerning the general car shortage
which is tying up traffic and affecting
the prices OF coal and ether nccessi-
ties.
The conference has been arranged. -
the commission announced. "beCHuSe
OF the many complaints received by
the commission from all parts of the
country in relation n the inability Of
the shippers 10 obtain cars in which 10
transport their commodities
In his telegram 10 The eastern trunk
lines. asking them 10 have represent
ativeS at the conference. commissions
or MCChord pointed our that tho ship
pers charge that the carriers receive
cars for export without assurance NJ
water shipping facilities. and permit
the use Of the cars for storage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
PASTOR RUSSELL
DIES ON A TRAIN

CANADIAN. Ten. Oct. %1--Charles
Tazc Russell. known rs Pastor" Rus
sell. an independent minister, editor OF
The Watch Tower and prominent au,
thor Of studies on the scriptures, died
n 80 o'clock this afternoon on an
Nichison. Topeka and Santa Fe train
nnrnutp from Los Angeles 10 New
York. Heart disease was given as the
cause.
Pastor Russell complained of feeling
i'll after leaving Los Angeles. his Sec
rrtary said and gradually grew worse.
The end came while The train was stop
ped at Pampa. Texas. near here. Tile
body is being sent to Kansas City: Mo.
Pastor Russell was born in Pitts
burgh. Penna.. February 1G. 1872.
tie was president Of the WaIchiower
HihIe and Tract Society Of Prnnsvlva-
mia. tho International Riblr Students
Association nf London and III" Peoples
Pulpit Association Of New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS

George Maracralzis ami his bride,
nee Miss Brulah Wood. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs !. l.. Wood, o! the
Island. were show"r.d with Congratll.
!aiionS yesterday by Il large circle of
friends following the announcement
Of their wedding which TOOK place
Monday evening AT s.. .io$ephS ca
lhedrai.
In The Inteligencnr'S report Of the
wedding. published in Yesterday :
ISSUE. Il Typographical error mad" It
appear AS though the bride WAS The
proprietor Of The FaiaGa re%taurAni.
Mr. Maracratz;S. who has b""u It resi-
dent OF Wheeling for tn" past eight
years. has conducted III" fala"" res
'aurant since il was opened fly" years
ago. Al the wedding Mr.. Mararrat2:"
and his bride were attended by Miss
JuSephin" Wooi and Mr.. .laS, An
"riiGis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
MEXICAN DECREE MAY
REPUDIATE CURRENCY

DOUGLAS. Ari%., Oct. st. Private
telegrams received this evening from
Mexico City say CarranZa i reported
to have prepared and Will probably
issue shortly decree placing me
Mexican monetary system nn MEX
lean cold" basis or two neSoS MpNl-
can money Tor On" American dollar.
Some Of The larger American com,
panieS in Sonora ar" SAID I" nN!d
many good pesos OF The CaIf'nHa III.
CaIsificab,rs'' currency. which they
fear the new decree would rrpudia,".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
COAL FAMINE NOW
THREATENS new YORK

NEW NnI:k. net. %l.--' "ln"lH'h'
Wit! tho unprrcrGrnl",i increase III ih'
price Of domestic coal I" $l".t' Il ton
here I"-rlay. retail merchants; notified
tn, uublIC thai only conservatism or
the supply and Limitation AZ d"l'N"r"'S |"
unt. tun Il customer WnH!G avert
fautinc.
TIL" >"arng prices ~" d"". r"iaii"rS
au, wh"l, ~;Ilrrs, agree! :" til" "nrnin"us
,lcul;tu,i> at mountaineering plants
which ar. w"rkiuG either fun time.
overtime. vr' ioUhi, li'n", tn" shortage
II uuSEill,i lah"" a. lh'' nl'n"S, 'hr
freight car shortage. -" premature
CONSUMPTION "a he Preserve sock. ana
tn. utilization 81 d"u"S'i" coat TOR
manufacturing purposes.
'.Thr"- i Il" drijui;c retail price.
SAID r"n,miSs;i"u,r Alfred -. RE. ~
tl!, coal Merchants Association. IN Il
statement. ''i;'tniLrrS Wh" hav" = re-
Srrv. supply may In adj" :" r"%ur;'if'
prices bus th"S'' VIII" ar" Forced l"
buy lh.i" stock at rurr"n' Hric"S VIII
huv,, I" SHIFT ii.. iu.r''iIs'. WEa''h'r II
MAY pr. - TIN consumer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
MRS. PETRIE MUST
SERVE SENTENCE SAYS
| The SUPREME court

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. Il
THE production OF !, sci ot bouks kept
by merchant. showing complet" in
Tentory OF stock on hand before n"
4aate of issuance Of IN insurance poll
cy, and an itemiZeu account OF tn"
goods purchased and added ~ IN"
| stock between the DAFT. ct inventory
and that OF the loss. together With The
amount Of daily sales. is substantial
compliance with what Is termed the
iron safe clause in Il standard tire in
! surance policy. is Il finding OF the ST.
preme Court of Appeals today in al
. firming the Circuit Court OF kanawha
Npunty in the case Of Pauley and 9th.
s. against insurance company. It Is
10 held that the items sold need not
DISTINGUISHED as 10 cash or credit
In affirmtng the Circuit Court OF
Mercer County. in the case or CoIniS-
KEY against Norfolk II Western Rail
way Company. the court holds that the
cts of congress regulating commerce
nth reference 10 ire transportation
o any person, contemplates and in
lends the joint participation OF car
ssier>Sad passenger. either directly or
indirectly before violation Is conSti,
t,ted. The act Of one party alone will
not suffice.
One of the most interesting cases
decided is that from Cabeu County
of Mrs. Z. o. Petrje against ButiIng-
ton, sheriff. the cour; diSniSSlns
writ OF habea$ corpus By which Mrs.
Petrie was released from jail after
b-ing lodged there for alleged con-
tempt of court. She is charged with
refusing 20 return money given her
bv her husband who is Il bankrupt. ana
who. il is claimed. sought 10 withhold
the money from his creditors by turn
ing it over to her.
other cases decided are:
IAN ssssirSf Tanner, from
Roane County. reversed ana remand
ed Marshall aSains; Accident tnSur-
ance Association. from Mercer CoUn-
~. reversed and remanded: Thomas
Aagainst Lewis, Hubbard and COM
.saay, from Kanawta oCuntE. al
firmed: Hart against Oil Company
from Wetzel County. reversed ana re-
handed: Gist against Railway Com
panv. from Wyoming County re-
yersed and remanded: Snort against
Patton. from Roane County. affirmed:
Hodge against railroad company: from
Kanawha County. reversed. verdict re-
ipsrated and judgment entered mere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
DEUTSCHLAND REACHES
i, S, ON SECOND TRIP

NEW LONDON, Conn. Nov. I.
The German submarine Oeutsch-
land arrived in the harbor here
early this morning. Captain koe-
Mig said the Deutschland left Bre-
men on October 10, and made the
trip here without special incident.
The crew comprised 25 men. The
Deutschland appeared in the outer
harbor shortly after midnight,
and proceeded to the dock of the
Eastern Forwarding Company.
The quarantine regulations were
waived and the Deutschland tied
I'D at the dock. The Deutschland
carries large cargo of chemicals,
il is reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
COAL COMPANY SOLD

Ss.-.a! n'>!.a:", ~ 'l,. iu;"e"u"s!
FAlRMONT. W. Va. Oct. 81 F''
holdings Of thu Dakota coal Company
ware sold at public auction her" 1o"n?::
George f. Nmos proved III" Su"roSSln!
bidder. hr maxim" the purrhaS" OF the
Cnmpanys holdings f0r the sum Or
500 .hn" The holdings consist OF -"
acres Of Pittsburgh coal and 80 acres
OF ScwicEley coal. an arr" OF l'lltS-
burgh vein and three acres Of surface;
held in fee. There are Il Number or
mining houses and other "QuIpm"ni At
Ghe plant The plant is located within
two miles OF this city along III" rIv"r
front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
CATHOLIC CHURCH
is not Prosecuted
ATLANTIC CITY. y. T.. Oct. Il

ATLANTIC CITY. y. T.. Oct. 81
%fre the evidence the Mexican commas
sioners are placing before the inter,
rational Joint commission 10 uphold
their assertions that the CarranZa GOV
eminent is growing in strength, vas
added today. {. long cablegram hey
said had been signed by ten Roman
Catholic priests resident in Mexico,
CITY. who asserted that persecution or
the church no longer is practlced. lhe
presentation OF the cablegram its dis
cussion and the Formal reputation ny
Luis Cabrera Of the statement attrlDut.
ed TO him. marked fojayS session II
the conference. The last session BE-
fore the National election will be netd
Thursday or FridaE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
TAKE OVEE LIGHT CO.

Speria! ps;a;c, 10 n" tn,r...sr'c"r.
FAJRMONT, ". Va. Oct. :;!-Our OF
,the largest deals inat has bc"n cnu-
sIimmated here for some time WaS ;nat
of today when III" Nonogai'c!a VALLEY
Traction company lcUIi over III" hold
-iugs Of the Consumers Electric Light
Company Of Huntington. The cons!d-
grafton was not 1uadr public but a
large sum was involved. The trac-
ton company took over all Of III" r;op-
erty Of The Warrington concern IN
Guiding its power plant, lines and 9TH
er property
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
NINEpS MAY STRIKE.

klESNS ,'ITN IA. .:i.-IrrsG"':;5 II Grnr:Ai
..ir.. 20 morrow IL Tho oklahoma rGnl fields wa
s.af,I,d wh apprehension her i"-niRhI IN We" ~
IA" ."4,t..I >.arr''y 'uc! n other parts "f 'ho
,,,.,,,," Mlan ~ 'll. coal used ~ tie S"nn"cA.
..r,.. from ;I,. rurs IN uIah"Ga. Man; haze Ehu'
l,.,,, mar. ,r,. than, %, 10, .l., affected b.
n. >,rfi. o.: T.. >,rr.i i,'-c - 81 unsettled GIS'
,.,c l.u,-. ,,.,.i.., ..I =, mm "v"r thr "
,,,ri,i VA. ..,r.r... -. ~,rrb' r't'r wHs :nado
err, 'i;e Na'ruiw'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
BURGLARS CAUGHT.

NEW YORK. i"'t. "l.--T!trc'' hiiFgiat'
We're :,rr"$t"d ;"ti:;it IN tn" f;iN"rSih'
priv" h"lI" az Emmy l'"sijnn. gran
opera SINGER. bat not until "n' ~ men
h,d h,.u shot and wounded hE ia" -"
lace. Nine. i"..;tirui i hhr"ad aiId tn
huiIS.. has hrcn closed. Residents III tn
n..ighhurh""d w,r" attracted ny am
lights burning H. ~. hoi>" an! COM
nl,;n;rat"d with n" f"II:~ "'''7 surround
ID fnn ni;lt..,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
111nX CANNOT AGREE.

,;\iN'FSTD>,. T",.. oct. 2i.--Th" TRY
-. T., ,;t@.. 81 Holm. copeland. charged
wl,. ,n" E'i!in@ sc VIM. Eln"k. an; j.
carin.ii,, i",lur.:r. IN MARSHALL. T"X-. Fob
ruar;. :. ial:.. h;ri il"' r"arhcd - verdict
"a" t,"!;,, ami as''fi :" h" discharged
III. foreman annn'.N""d they were hope
l.s>.y divided. lat IN" "nur; refused "a
,!i<.i;;ra:.. il,, r.'r..i TIL" "as" has he"n
in 'f,., band ,,r H.. ihrr sine" carly Sal
f.-,i.... ,-,rr;l,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
Dbl VARY


Yesterday afternoon funeral services w''" Lrid u.
raul l. NInnrll IN "a" Island iamily h"In" a'l""i-
I ivy , I,rrr u,u!rr OF friend, ia" d. ,as"ti "h'
Ti,. Rev E. Van Wiuir. 81 ;n' island nj i>'''.i
church ntflrItcI assisted N ihr IL" W. H.
Fields al the FirSr christian Church ih'cti"e't
was IN GTr,llwHuh rcmctrrT.
rre mi. hc,rc,s were. Ens>rl Tjcknsrn George
u,.i.rs Charles W"l>hnuS Jul.n rlrlr."r E"' VAN
kIrk and Edward Fnrncy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
WHY THEY HAD SOUP HOUSES IN
GARY

~ Little less than two years ago
Ihorn were soup houses in Gary. In
diana. What was the trouble?
There had been a certain Theory
mt into application in an act THE
Undeiw God Bid passed by Congress.
Il was theory which paid sCant al
lrntion TO the demands OF American
labor II won't do, II is IN
American theory. 7 stand here for The
Republican doctrine Of protection n
American imdustry" "-Hughcs. at l!or-
nell. y. Y, Sept. 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
ONE KILLED, FIVE INJURED.

PITTSEUEGlL Ocl. %l--Miss Marina
Eawins. aged -. "t Jvan'tt". Ia" Vas
Killed and fiv" nlli'r persons were IN
iurcd tonight when " stree; ca" c"IIIdrI
with an autnIunlilr in which they "rr"
riding in III. borough 81 Wiikinsbur-,.
All thu injured a." 'N"rct"G 10 recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
THREE SHIPS SINK

nAi;IS. oct. Il. :, +. m.---N Lisbon dc
snatch say% tia; I German submarine"
has sunk thrc" Norwegian and British
ships TwrIIr r-S"v"n Nurw"riHn~ aud
lw,niy -rin" ftIianS bay" been handed
At NIri"HS prints
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01

YESTERDAY rnnrniu3 ri So "'rln,A funeral "t''"
urr, held ia the family -, t"u"' i"+N t'''i >i'"'
for J,bu i Farley Requiem h'sG mass ~ 81
ros,b.s cathedral =; " u'.l,.t. viH m'"rm'h; IL
Mt. Galway ,,IH-rry,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
AMERICANS RESCUED.

FALMOUTH England. oct. @. 'h:S1
j.. n.--Th' Dutch steamship Eynianl
has hr"ucht /" r"Hi TIN. captain and
Twelve. IF The crow rt III" American tug
Nirilnl. wh" wrr" rescued ut SEA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
r unFraI Tor HirS. Drrs.

r.u,.r,r S,r,rr. for SIR. Illa srI-:r.'. w. .
held nj thu Irmr al her daughter Mrs II l.. us
well, II 20 ZANE street; yesterday afternoon. l"''!'
,r,pt wls ~ Martins Fr'Iy "";ur;c!'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01

The German Submarin" LIB in
command OF Lieutenant Captain Hans
Rose. arrived at Newport. Il. l.. from
Wilmhafen on Oct. {. and departed
after a stay Of three hours. In IN"
course of the visit the -; sank five
ships off the American c0a:;-
Various reports hay" been CURE ut
regarding the sttbtuar:n" and Il w:ts
uncertain whether tn" craft Wa re-
turning 10 Germany Or had rcrnain"d
o. this side Of the Atlantic. There
we're various rumorS also that she had
been sunk. \ search n" American
warships for Il German secret base
along the New E.n@,and coast for
supplying submarines proved irilt-
Hess. ACCORDING to naval officers.
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NckIes spent in adve7tIElnq just no"
mean dollars of rental income IN tna
course OF the year.
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l|-53 HAS RETURNED
SAFELY TO HOME PORT

BERLIN. Nov. l fvia London. ny
q. m.)-The German submarine t-o3
has returned safety 70 German port,
according 10 the official announcemnt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-12
FURTHER DIETING NECES,
SARY

"a URING the Chicago con-
- vention the bull moosers
were denounced by the
old guard as wild eyed radi-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-12

with live problems of this sort
What he would do if under the
gun of official responsibility
no one knows. Mere talk is
cheap under the circumstances.
In our European diplomacy
no president could have acted
with more vigor and firmneSS
than has President Wilson. nor
could more thorough results
have been secured. BY straight
forward diplomacy he has in
spired respect for American
rights upon the seas. Yet he
has kept the country free from
the war. What more could
the nation desire?
Under President Wilson the
country has the three great
essentials, peace, prosperity
and preparedness. The Will
son candidacy will be based on
performance; the Hughes can
didacy on platform promises,
1t should not be hard for peo-
pie to Judge between them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-12
Prepare Or Pay Is Advice.

NEW YORK, June 12.-"If this
nation heeds the maudlin preachments
Of it's Fords and Bryans it will pay
for it by billions of levied treasure,
by millions of lives slaughtered in a
sacrifice to unpreparedness, and by
abject and unprecedented national
humiliation, if not extinction"
This was the warning uttered by
Henry B. Breckenridge, Assistant sec
retary of War under President Taft,
at the semi-annual meeting of the
Academy of Political Science, at Earl
Hall, Columbia University.
Congressman Charles Bennett
Smith said he doubted whether the
national guard could be recruited up
to 100000 men. He declared one good
feature Of the army pill was the pro-
vision for the training OF college men
for officers.
I'm 20 years time. under wise han
ding, this should provide $4,000
trained men who could act as officers,
he said.
Adjutant General Stotesbury dwelt
upon the various acts passed by the
states affecting the militia.
Every time we have expected un-
trained men to make good we have
fallen down" he said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-12
LONG LIVE THE ROSE
FESTIVAL

n HE Rose Festival was
W very successful this year,
both as to entertainment
and attendance, and
a pleasing thing from the Pen
dleton viewpoint is that our
Queen Muriel and King Joy
were popular with their Sub
jectS." People liked the pref
ty and graceful queen and the
manly, democratic "kink." So
it may be said that the Pendle-
ton end of the program made
good, reflecting credit upon the
city and upon eastern Oregon.
Meanwhile the whole state
should encourage Portland to
continue the rose festival as a
permanent annual affair. 1t is
worth while from every stand
point and Portland is the one
city of the west capable of pro-
ducing such a festival.
Long live the rose festival.