••vcii-in*- ,* HOW ROOSEVELT lifted by events and then his national controversy. That por- legislation has discriminated 7 misunderstanding, however, was cupine, the published diplomat-! against the Japanese in a manner International Palls Abstract Co Santo Domingo policy was revealed ic note, armed with a, thousandj which the Japanese regard as a KEPT THE PEACE to the world by its real quills and every one of them violation of their treaty rights, 'MC BURDICK, KREMER & KING, Proprietor* .. nature and was seen to be characterized' 1 poisoned, was, allowed to hiber- The government has asked the by great diplomacy's nate. Personally, in conference, government at. Washington to Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance (Continued from Page 2.) greatest quality—-clearness. As where phrases may be unguard-j test those rights in the courts, in the case of the Alaskan boundary ed and also unregarded, the rep- Tlie government at Washington Collections, Conveying and Loans Domingo itself. He stopped with and as in the case of the proposed resentatives of the United Sta-j has refused. Japan now has a a control of the places in which J. E. BURDICK, Manager acquisition of territory by tes and the representatives of!. stock grievance in its quiver, a he by no means prevented the International Falls Germany in Venezuela, so in this Minneaot* Japan agreed that thereafter no! grievance undetermined and unpassports Santo Domingans from enjoying case there was an unfiickening would be issued to redressed, ready for use in any pleasures of misgovernment. light by which all peisons concerned Japanese coolies entitling them emergency. It also has a new In this respect Roosevelt's intervention could steer. to leave Japan for United States weapon with which to create an in Santo Domingo If Roosevelt's biography is ports. This agreement has been emergency. In 1911 it induced •differed greatly from Wilson's ever written it will include the kept honorably and with a scientific us to sign a new treaty. Under present intervention in the state Border Wholesale Meat & Grocery Co. fact that similar clearness did strictness by the accurate this treaty we deprive ourselves -of Haiti. This second intervention not always shine out from his gentlemen of Japan. It remained of our former right to restrict 'but is a copy of the first it efforts in the field of affairs at then only to prevent the ingress Japanese coolie immigration by E. A. Yernberg, Manager is a violent and imperialistic one. home. In the matter of "trusts/' of Japanese into the United States statute. Roosevelt had persuaded "We have had marines in Haiti for instance, it was sometimes from Canada and from Mexico. the Japanese authorities to stop since July of last year. We have rather difficult, at least for the issuing passports to co.olies by Wholesale and Retail Marts, killed many Haitians. On one running reader, to make out On March 12, 1907, the school threatening to advise Congress Groceries, Fruits and Feed day in September we killed just what he meant by ''honest" authorities of San Francisco issued to pass a statute openly excluding fifty. We have "pacified" Haiti. combinations or. just how his an order permitting Japanese them. We have now bound We have taken its custom-house Home-Made Sausage and "control" over trust produced children to return to the ourselves not to 'pass any such by force. We have set up a "stable" Hamburger steel-rails was going to be exercised. regular public schools. On March statute. At any moment liow, government for it. And we One felt, if one was not 14 Roosevelt issued an order whenever Japan may wish to liave organized for it a permanent a trust-buster, that he was headed forbidding Japanese cpolies to foment a war, it can begin to Give us a Trial and You Will constabulary to be officered grandly in the right direction, pass through our immigration issue passports to coolies taking S Stay With Us by Americans. and one sincerely hoped that he stations on our Canadian and ship for the United States. Those tt I do not criticize this action would arrive. Just the same, the Mexican borders. coolies, a thousand of them, ten Our Prices are Always Right and Our Stock Always Fresh of Wilson's. I assume that it destination remained wrapped in The material difficulties were thousand of them, a hundred -'^'-"lutely necessary in the v\,u the mists of futurity. At* adjusted. A psychological one thousand of them, will present Second .d Fifth Street International Falls, circumstances. I only point out No such mistiness clouded his arose. Because Roosevelt was so themselves at our orts. Then? the fact that Roosevelt's action foreign policies. There he never ready to use garrisons and law Will we break the treaty? That ^as much more moderate. 'He dealt in futures of any kind. courts to protect the Japanese in would be dishonorable. Will we as, by comparison, a peaceful Every one of his foreign utterances, California, it began to be'thought admit the coolies?. That is impossible. man. He got into Santo Domingo 30 Mrs (barring that "international in Japan that the United States on pussy feet. He persuaded the police power" interjection) feared Japan. Therefore in November Japan has us at a disadvantage government of Santo Domingo was directed to an immediate the United States fleet and is angry. In 1908 Japan had to send him a piteous appeal for design and was as definite started for Japan. It was Roosevelt's nothing on us and was all smiles. help. The custom-houses were as a blue print. Every nation concerned greatest service to peace. Roosevelt did not "avoid'' war. not being well managed. Would knew exactly what it He got the Nobel Peace Prize He saw it coming and went out the United States please try to could expect. One also may add for doing a thing which, by comparison, to meet it and fetched it a watchful .manage them Roosevelt gracefully that every nation knew changelessly was a parlor trick. He wallop across its brow and consented. He walked into what it could expect. got it for intervening between left it dead. the custom-houses civilly, not Those three qualities—clearness, curring, for himself, the slightest Even at Panama, no matter militarily. Having arrived there promptness and changelessness chance of getting shot. He what else he did, he certainly he went no farther. He did not —take diplomacy to success, and introduced a physically groggy produced an unprecedented try to "pacify'' Santo Domingo, they take it also, if so willed, to Russia to financially trembling quantity of perfect peace. Let «or to give it a "stable" government. peace. Japan at Portsmouth. New us put his "intervention" there One of our naval commanders In October of 1906 the school Hampshire. Pacifism gave him at its largest estimated maximum. on duty in Santo Domingo authorities of San Francisco excluded $40,000 and a diploma for doing General Reyes of Colombia Your Choice of Ninety-Foar (94) Styles understood Roosevelt's policy all Japanese of all ages that. The time whe he was a claims that he was on his perfectly. On a certain occasion from the regular public schools real peacemaker and not a mere of "Raag»p" Bicycles, shown in full color inour big newCatalogue just off the press. There way to subject Panama with a are eighty-three (83) others, also, shown at prices ranging from $13*7S, SIS.73 two armed factions of and directed them to attend a peace-usher was when he himself fine force of warlike Colombian up. There is a MEAD Bicycle for every rider, at a price made possible only by our Santo Domingans proposed to FACTOR Y-DIBECT-TO-BIDEB sales plan. special public school in which was a possible combatant, troops, and that our Admiral QFlin Ml ||A||EV but write TODAY for this new Catalogue of "Ranger" Bicycles, fight a battle in the town in dCMI IVU nunc I Tires and Sundries at prices 80 low they will astonish you. Also, they were to be segregated. and when, instead of waiting for Cochrane turned him back with full particulars of our great new offer to deliver to you all charges prepaid your choice of any "which he was situated. He dissuaded of the 94 kinds of "RANGER" Bicycles you may select, for ONE MONTH'S FREE TRIAL. Japan protested proudly and bitterly, the explosion, he walked, up to the chilling remark that ''his "Ranger"—the This wonderful offer is absolutely genuine. No one criticises your choice if it's a them. Harm might result most popular, largest selling Bicycle in the country. both by popular demonstrations the burning fuses of war in San orders were to prevent disembarkation TIDCC I ftUDC DaaSli IIm to the custom-house. Would A as a I Elec- in Tokio and by diplomatic Francisco and Japan and snuffed of Colombian troops 1 lEillOa LAinrdf DUIII-Up-IVneClS trwIAghting Outfits, all the newest ideas they please go out into the hi Bicycle equipment and Sundries, as well as the Repair Parts and Combination Offers foj^-sr^*^ representations at- Washington, them both out with his own with tostile intent within the fitting-your old, Bicycle—all shown fully illustrated, at HALF USUAL PRICES. Our new fields and fight They did. The ntnlogue is the largest ever issued by any Bicycle concern. Even if you do. not need a new appealing to the treaty hand. limits of the state of Panama." j'icycle now, or Repair Parts, Tires, etc., for your old Bicycle, you need this Catalogue to tell yow victorious faction then returned 'iprices you should pay when you do buy. of 1893. Let that story stand. The way Senator Hale, chairman of the AftCBITC UflMTEn to the town and our naval commander We want a Rider Agent in every neighborhood to ride HlflifCffl HUCIl I ¥T HH I til In December, within two months to judge any action is by comparing W and exhibit the new "RANGER." You can select the Senate committee on naval affairs, welcomed it as the l-'irticular style suited to your own needs. Boys and young men in all parts of the country are after the issuance of the San it with its alternative. riding "Rangers" and taking orders from theirfriends. They make a good commission on every said that the fleet would town's true native government. pile and so can you. Our great output, perfected methods and machinery enable us to sell Francisco school order, Roosevelt Suppose that Roosevelt had not go because he would not appropriate "duality" Bicycles at prices below all competitors. This policy certainly did not MOTORCYGLE AND AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES. Our big, new Catalogue also gives large said to Congress: "In the allowed Reyes to land. Ther« the money. Roosevelt space to these lines at lowest prices. Thousands of our "Bicycle'' customers of a generatiorv ago err on the side of imperialism. are now buying their "Auto" Sundries of us, because they know "Mead" quality and prices are matter now before me, affecting would have been a war. This replied that there was already always right. Our protectorate in Santo Domingo the Japanese, everything that is war could not have been con- WRITE U8 TODAY. Do not delay. A postal reqiiest at a cost of one csnt will bring you the enough money on hand to carry big catalogue. DO NOT BUY until you get it and our vxmderful new offers and prices. was limited, unlike our in my power will be done, and the fleet across thq Pacific and (Continued on last page.) L. MEAD CYCLE CO. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS J. present protectorate in Haiti, all of the forces, military and that it would go across the Pacific strictly finances. Even in that civil, of the United States, which and that then, if Senator field it was again limited strictly I may lawfully employ, will be Hale cared to have it back he to the custom-houses and the so employed to enforce could send for it .•public debt. Fifty-five per cent the rights of aliens under Senators also said, and Pacifists «of the revenue derived from the treaties." said, and people incapable of custom-houses was devoted to This sentence penetrated Asia understanding any race of fightto Prince Albert will the public debt. Forty-five per its farthest literate regions. ing men said, that the Japanese, cent was handed over to the .L India„ In (he ht of Baba if we transferred our fleet from Dominican government to be responded: "The Amer- show the real yon the Atlantic to the Pacific, would Bharati spent at its own ungoverned him_ ican ident has be panic stricken and would attack pleasure. That forty-hve Per self t0 be the one ruler of the it. Roosevelt knew that only road to smoke-joy! cent turned out to be a larger modern worW whQ has hjs fi a race of cowards would be panic sum ot money each year than on the [se q£ wort(J litks of stricken in such circumstances. the Dominican government had the present and of the future." Still, if the Japanese, not out of ever been able to extract from Rooseve!t had promised to use cowardice but out of policy, the custom-hou.es by ,fs own mfl. the forces o{ the United were determined not to permit efforts the days when it was States. enlarged He did so He American ships to sail the Pacific, «„tit,ea to one hundred per cent the ison of the Unked St es that lamentable fact could «1 the receipts. troops in San Francisco and let not be discovered and destroyed I he Santo Domingo policy kg known that all violence di"was too soon. Roosevelt's most original rected against. Japanese would In the harbor of Yokohama policy, and now, since it has been ]3e quenched. the Japanese^saw sixteen American, copied and expanded by subse- 'had He promised to use the battle-ships, doing a globe Copyright 1916 by •|uent admimstrat'ons, it maybe dvi, the.United States. R.J. ReynoltisTonaecoCo* forces of circumnavigation which many regarded as an established pol-jHe did SQ He a ed in the European critics had declared .lev ot the United States. i:r i. California courts in the name of impossible. They saw they admired Pacifists may say But why Japanese child. He appeared in like the men Roosevelt a 'ORINCE ALBERT made to create tobacco coerce the little nations of the tlie federal5 courts in the name was knew them to be, th&y were 11 j£ where it never existed before I It permils Caribbean? Let them and the0f the United States itself. Both content thrilled to respect. They built European nations arbitrate their suits were brought to enforce men to' smoke they without getting pll vrant three nice long new piers, which debts. One of the many answers the treaty rights of Japan-. While a sor^ ton jue, wi'iiout any comeback but real were charminkly decorated, lavishly i:f^/ is S* your peace tribun- they were proceeding and while T1"co er jcym'ent 1 The patented process by which lighted, for our sailors to al at The Hague to reverse its the United States troops were Prlnco /-1'jcrt is made (and controlled exclusively, land at. They established resthOuses decision putting a premium on Il: protecting the Japanese in California, where their American bv that—and cuts out bite and parch 1 blockades and bombardments." he turned his attention to guests could eat and drink and i-. The Hague, in that decision, -fomented protecting the Californians smoke, but not pay. They drilled war. Roosevelt's policy against the Japanese. a thousand .English .'speaking established peace. The nations He believed that Japanese Japanese college students to act which proposed to blockade and mass-immigration was intolerable, as guides. The Americans were bombard Santo Domingo turned and did not hesitate to say the national joy smoke delighted. The Japanese were their ships homewarc|. so. "The Japanese themselves more delighted. Arid there was lift** cornes right to your taste fair and square! And it If, instead of using the phrase would not tolerate the intrusion neither East nor West, border, will do for you what it has done for thousands of "international police force," into their country of a mass of nor breed nor birth for the two a men-^-rnake pipe cr cigarette! smoking the cheerfulSest-cf #, Roosevelt had used the phrase Americans who would displace strong men who dwell on the "administrative assistance," or if ycurpfeasures! Japanese iri the business of the 1 shores of the Pacific had come better still, he had used no phrase land./The people of California to look- at jeach other face to hi Prince /db^t io to be hai What ws tell you about Prince 0 at all and, had confined him are right in insisting that the face. It was the supreme, moUnited ^cv.cryzvi. .-'? tobacco is toltTm faw x*7^. pet ndy red Albert is o. fact that will prove out self to a precise statement of Japanese shall not come thither States and Japan.. HSi f*.1 what he intended to do, he would in m.ass." ^jThat moment has passed. The A have escaped the misunderstand,-' "i tb Ike mine ride of tfcii tWy fc4 tk in He entered into negotiations gelations between Japan and the will read: "Proem Patented Jaiy 30lb, mmIm which for a few months ob- 1907," which o»de three with the Japanese government. hss United States are now a running *aCh R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. pipe* where one smo&sd before] scure(* true purposes. vThat Again there was no public inter- sore.J ^California,» formally, by \c .&&& Ml c". 'Ddl 1 iiW.pX 4" DEFECTIVE PAGE