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STARS OK GIX11Y.
Vj"K-tK iiuriite find sweet.
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4x .n- unit i.
id stiver davits with hearts
of pold
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of Blue and
K raves
ray
rothn who once fell out
As the best of kin will do.
it who sleep beneath one flas
attain.
Ked. white and spangled b'tie.
But where, oh! where 1s the
flower
- Thnt is fair enough to give
To our soldiers over the sea
who died
That Ljlerty may live?
Sons of the North and South,
Koy of the. Rust and ,Veat
Who fouieht and fell in a- sacred
cause
On 'a foreign soil to resv.
war. Miracles have been ac
complished. In good faith to the nation
ihe President is right in asking
that this arrangement be con
tinued until the trying: times
are, ovei An opposition eon
jgress would mean disruption
land conflict when there should
jbe cohesion and unity. The
President says that .at every
opportunity the' minority lead
'ers have sought to take the
conduct of the war out of his
v: hands and place it with "in-
'strumerrtalities of their own
choosing." The statement is
true. For. many months the
opposition leaders sought, to
place control-lit. a cougression
al committee. ; It would have
: meant trouble. War milking
lis executive work, not legisla
tive.' It was so hi Lincoln's
iday. : It is true now. -
' The President's control of af-
: fairs -was saved to him by the
1 democratic majorities in the
two houses. The results have
vindicated those who refused
to take tne real war powers
from the executive s hands and
, I place it with congressional
pouters. .
Ii lo elect an opposition con-
'gress now will mean to invite
! trouble, confusion and possible
disaster. Every practical man
111 or woman can see the danger.
'More than that the election of
!un; opposition :Constre.s . v.'ill be
a signal to Europe that Presi
repudiated at
Nat. not for them the wreath
That wilts in a single Ttour
And loaves but a dry and brit
tle leaf
And the ghost of ( a faded
flower.
But the broad blue banner of
Cod
Sfiread over the field of Mars, t . ;
Tk. -i.H .hei, ...'dent ilson IS
,,1,19 i home. It will break the power
in a glory of service stars. j 0f the world s greatest leader.
Minna irvina; in i.esiie-s j mean chagrin to our al-
;lies and joy to Berlin.
' Itfpublican politicians and
5- j neTOpapers may..ra4lat Walson
and malign him but the rank
DON'T VOTE FOR DISRUP-j and fdfr regardless of partisan
' . TION. -jship will see the justice of his
- apReaWwlt i the same nienti-
. . i m na l'-ri uest tha republicans
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n PQTriP tct 1T crw';!lrla':te"m 18ys ana tneir request
clearcut appeal for the ;
people to support him byi
, i 4- l it, a was grameu. xtiey , taniiut. j-i
iguuLi. laitii x u i-,.'u uw",
.iooHno- o Homr.,.r..iHp .nnoTPI i he interests ot tne nation
is tvnical of his candor and his ! and ot humanity call for giving
straightforward methods as an the President a congress with
an executive. So far he h.s! which ha can work in harmony,
harmonv between congress and' T? elect such a 'congress wi
the White House. With demote lAit common sense;. It will
cratic majorities in both legS.be patriotism -when patriotism
lative branches he has been i needed.
able to secure team work that - Oswald West should be
has been of the greatest value ! chosen senator from Oregon on
in the successful conduct of tn"e I Nov. 5.
mi Specials
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Klondike Nugats
IMolasses Walnut Taffy
Pineapple Sherbet
OUR ICE CREAM
is richer and better of them
all.
We make a specialty on
pood things to eat.
Sandwiches
Chicken Ta males
Chille Con Carni
Salads- Soups.
Delta Mince Meat Pie is
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We carry a complete stock
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Just received a. complete line of
childrens Autos, Tricycles and Roller
Skates. We advise you to buy your
Christmas goods now as they will be
hare to procure later on.
Ammunition and Guns
AlleB-Keirfik Co.
3 Main and Alta Streets.
Telephone 400
IN BERLIN
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iFoch the most pleasing feature;
EWS reports yesterday I of the present is news from in-
showed that crowds j ternal Germany,
gathered before the . . . .
Reichstag building demanding j Some republican newspapers
the abdiction of the kaiser and "hrifk tJis is notXTsi
, , ,. , . ident Wilson s war. Neither
the establishment of a German the Spanish war President
republic Jhe news signifies , M R. , Y y t th
the trend of affairs in the enc- bHcan leaders and newspa
my land The German people er s pleaded earnest! y for a re
are awakening to their srtua-, bU congress so as to uP-
rl0"; tJ ify- WCre nCe t 5 ng i ' hold the president in '98. If it
that the kaiser was next to God : good policy then why not
and that he had a legitimate v J J
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itrst ihoi igage on me woiiu.in
days gone by it would have
been suicide for a German in
Berlin to shout for the kaisep's
abdication. But they know
differently now and their new
teacher is Woodrow. Wilson.
OurvPresident has shown Ger
many that their kaiser is a
black hearted despot, ruthless
in dishonor and not to be trust
ed by civilized nations. He has
boldly stated Germany cannot
secure peace while the kaiser
is the master of affairs. There
fore the Germans are moving
to end the kaiser's rule. They
are going to take Wilson's ad
vice. ' Next to the victorious
mini
The American army is using
the largest field guns in the
world on the western front and
we have 2,000,9000 men be
hind the guns in France. Pretty
good for an amateur at war
waging.
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Senator Lodge, Roosevelt's
bosom friend, criticises Presi
dent Wilson at every opportu
nity, often making himself ab
sured. Yet Lodge will become
the chairman of the senate for
eign affairs committee if the
republicans capture the sen-
late.
I There will be plenty of time
for partisanship after the war.
Put it aside now and back upi
our president until he gets the I
kaiser canned.
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to the opera or theatre
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can repair your car promptly
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CLYDE McKA Y, MGR.
J (From the East OrfRonlan, October I E3
f I-ieutPiinnt K. a. Furrow and hi
'Indian Mfntits were in iVndlt'ton yes- j Hj
I t'ifia und a reception fur mtperlnr to , 3
ai:y fjrant reception va Riven them 3
My the citizens of Pendleton. A ban- ,
'!U't was 1-1 tread at Hotel Pendleton '3
I a.nd the table was loaded with Rood j3
tbiiiKs. All did honor to the reXurn-f :ic3
inn chief who ban in hi short earn-I-iilirn
won laurels for hiniHelf und hi p;
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t The fire comiany i nrw thoroiigh-j
' ly orxa nized and htix taken for its grj
; rifunc "Protection Number 1." The ' ST
olficcrH iire J. T. Dunn, chief; U'llliam ,
. Mayrt, foreman ; lt I,ivtrmore, pre
. toent; I. V. P,ailey, necretary; H. r3
iiothchild, treatirer.
IE. Alexander In Kettlnfc In his UPW 3
?(oik f.ir hit more. -
hix new hoiiw-n are under procesn
01 construction In Pendleton.
Kra nk Parker of the Walla Walla
Statesman a rid Al Ish i'unny New III
wre united in marrlime last Ttie
di.y. I
Jimmy I hi I bison ha mad nr
raiiKementH f polish, the boot ot
every person in Ibis city. He will
be found In II public places.
Two sinters of charltv canvassed
P-iidb(on tida' and raised $ I mo for
a hoxpiful In Walla Walla.
Itcv, J. It- Chamberlain and Miss
M. J. tierkintc wsre married esterday
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