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PAGE FCUH DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 15. 1918 EIGHT PAGES 3S mm v AN INDEPENDENT KKWJPiPK viillak4 Tmny and 8ail-Werkly at H dleton, Orefoo, by the AR ORIvUuNlAN I'LULIKUINO CO. watered at th ptorrie at Pcndlctoa, Jnvoa, aa Mrood-claaa mall matter. ataphasa ON BAI.B IS OTBK1I CITIF" Imperial Hotel Nrwa Htand, Portia, atowaua Co., Portland, Oracoa. ON KIT B AT China Bureau, ot Security Balldlag. Waablwrtoo, 1. C, Bureaa SOI Want mmk Htreet. N. W CBSCR1PTION UTM (IN ADVANCE) Y our Easter Suit or uress Dlli, on yar, bj malu Dally, an moats by aaii Dally, tare atnotba by mll oily, ooa Booth, by mall l-aily, oo year by carrier ' ' . ail momna. ay carrier lialiy. tare montbs. by cmr ri.r Daily, ooa auath. by carrler.. rVml -Weekly, year, by mil. Semi-Weekly, all montha. by "! mH :l fnr nratthfl W00 2 50 - 1.25 .50 ' T.W .T5 - 1.S5 ! - .ea l.so MOTHKRS. My mother and the mother that was hers, And all the, mothers who have given me The life I love women from over-aeas lly Knsllsh river-meadows, smooth and green. And misty Scottish hills, and from the low Sea-weary dykes of Holland, hack and back Down centuries that- narrow as they go Tell me, oh women toy whose blood T live, Di each one love aa I love? Were the hours As hungry as my hours when he is gone-? Oh, was it so with you, such pre- cioua pain To have a man's hand touch you? It must be That I love more than you. I bear the weight Of all the love that aif my ninth- i Their actions towards helpless women and children in Belgi-' urn and France have been of a i nature that would shame the beasts of the jungle. The out-' rages have been intentional and deliberate. It is part of' the kaiser's diabolical plan of; 'conquest. ' ! The world is rocked by a death battle between the forces! !of beastiality and of humanity.; It is time to check up and see; r who's who. The safety of the! .'republic demands it. While j ithe boys are offering up their J lives at the front let us keep ,the homeland in order. Let! ,'there be no tolerance for trea- son or near treason. ! There should be no job any-j i where in this country for a dis-l , loyalist, unless it De in jail. 9 .C ti 1 5 i IN THE SCHOOL OF SERVICE 3 ers bore Whose lives converge in me. I take your joy; And if I bear your Joy. I bear . your pain The scream of travail in the night, the weeping When children die I claim the things you know: Let It not be that I stand back from sorrow. Seeing 'hat it walks soberly with love. Mothers of mine, who gave, each - one. her girlhood Wth frightened Joy to be the price of life. Let me love much before I go - like you Into everlasting quietness. Ry Sara Teasdale In Good housekeeping. x N the last year Earl Fried- ly has travelled more than most men do in a life time.- He has been across the I Atlantic and back ' five times. He has been in various parts of ! the western hemisphere. His, experience is but typical of the ; experience that falls to other j boys in the navy. It is the same experience, in a modified form, ! Ithat will be gained by those in j jthe army. Such experience cannot fail j to be broadening and educati-1 lonal. No boy can go through! such a period of service with-i out obtaining a better hold on I himself and a bigger view of j world affairs. I When this war is over we j will have with us thousands of young men who have been trained in a school that cannot j be duplicated. They will be i jthe stronger men and better 1 citizens for having followed i nag, De n on sea or lanu. i .id M f ft ' U I ... v f c 4 6 J EASTER SUNDAY, MARCH 31ST. By Express This Morning Men's and Young Men's Spring Suits Newest Patterns, Newest Models, a Suit for Every Figure. POPULAR PRICES $20.00 TO $37.50. Are you preparing for the big parade? Of course you wish to look your very best on Easter Sunday. In order to do so you may need a new Suit of Clothes, a new spring Hat, Shirts or Ties or Dress Gloves, Etc. If you need any of these items we would ap preciate an opportunity of showing you the new things now on display in our Men's Clothing and Furnishing Shop. iii. tne I The itions. war has its compensa- THE BOY AND EASTER SUNDAY Our Exclusive Boys' Dept. will have on display many new and attractive wearables for the young man. Blue Serge Suits, sizes 6 yrs. to 16. Knick erbocker trousers, all linen lined. Belted back, etc. Just the kind the boy will like. Priced $8.50 to $10.00 Blouses, Shirts, Hats, Caps, Ties, Etc. IT'S A LONG WAY TO TIP PERARY ' March 17th St. Patrick's Day That Green Necktie for next Sunday. Don't overlook hav ing yours. We can supply you with a pretty plain green, or the Shamrock patterns and a pipe design. Priced 65c BUY IT HERE TOMORROW You'll choose not only from the LARGEST selection in Pendle ton, but you'll have the very best values in the city to pick from. Offering the UTMOST in VALUE, STYLE and VARIETY. Variety of Easter SUITS Dame Fashion permits variation in the Suits. If you desire, you may wear a chic Eton or a Jacket of fin ger tip length with a stylish ripple peplum. Both the semi-dressy or the strictly tailored type with which you can don the irresistible waist coat or vestee are worn. There is variety in the skirts, too, many interesting features, such as tunic pan els, over skirts, and tiers have been developed. The most favored materi als are jersey, velours, sil vertones, serges, gabardines tricotines, which are shown in several shades, tan, beige and blue. The showing for this Eas ter season is complete in every particular. PLAID WOOLENS A splendid showing of PLAID WOOLENS for SKIRTS. New plaids, new col or combinations and excellent finish. Yard . . . .65c to $4.00 FANCY SILK HOSE The new low shoes they are going to wear this spring and mk summer calls for fancy hosi ery. We are showing many new plaids, stripes and checks. LADIES' FILET COLLARS The very latest in Ladies' Neckwear is FILET . LACE. We have them in several styles also collar and cuff sets. Price $1.50 to $2.50 THE TIME FOR FOOLISH NESS IS OVER 33 ECAUSE he talked in a disloyal strain a transit man in a state highway crew has been discharged. Why shouldn't he be? Why should there be any patience with those in this country who support the kaiser even in indirect or half way measure? The Germans have done en ough to rouse our fighting OUT WITH SENTIMENTAL STRATEGISTS OME newspapers are com- j plaining at General Per-; shing's censorship on the ! casualty lists. They appear to ! think they know more than . does General Pershing about! how the censorship should be j handled at the front. It is the ' wrong attitude to take. The, way to win this war is to give our field commanders the for- ces and supplies they need, then give them a free rein and tell them to whip the Hun. It should matter not that the commander's methods be arbi- SPECIALS FROM OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT A SHIPMENT OF FRESH VEGETABLES ON THE MORNING EXPRESS FOR THE SATURDAY TRADE. Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs, Fresh Creamery Butter, dozen 35c pound 60c Fresh Churned Country Butter, roll $1.00 blood. They gouged out therrarv an ai .uraesTa 1 eyes of 12 American soldiers they had taken prisoner. They tried to murder 2100 of our men on board the Tuscania. Stop Corn Agony In Four Seconds Use 'GeU-It" See Corns Off! The relief that "GetM-Jt" gves from corn pains the way it makfs and calluf pe-l off painljly piece is one of the Ouick! h Em C. Ptel Kivbt Off!" f 1 mW id and it cannot be helped. If we wage war on a sofa cushion basis we will get no where. After the battle of Shiloh some emminent men of the 'north wanted Grant removed from command because he sacrificed his men to win his objectives. But Lincoln wisely refused to jheed their wishes and sustained Peel 'General Grant. This civil war incident will snow tne iutnity of trying to conduct military; wonders of the i mentality, it cannot ue uone. i Tf we are to win we must ex pect to fight it out and take the gaff. We must expect at times mistakes and needless exercise of arbitrary power. We must Jexpect to have our sensibilities ishocked. We must prepare for 'suffering and anguish. The 'more resolute our people be come, the more they back up ;the government irrespective of j personal interests, the more jthey cheer and the less they complain the quicker will vic tory come. j This is a war; not a parlor! social. .; (n th horn", th ( ' , . ti, foot travpi.-r. The Dutch ships will help I , the clrrk in tn ; motincr nr for this the hop. have;'""1-" -l' - diM'ovcry. ;. t- 'damasre inflicted bv the L- .'rn'rnMuprnth;' on". u";:: boat's of Holland's close nei- tutnl-a r-movr that msk-a rornti ghbor. -nm olf aj mnily km you would p-l i g.TTif b namtna. It lakea K feronda to up- , . -r, , f ,,l,,t i,i n,.t-if; it dri- lit onre. Ti.nn ! The Castle Rock flag salut .ik wuh pa.ni.-f.il joy. -v.n with jncr plan is alright but you can- tiKht rho-. Hu know your corn will . u i.ioa.-n irom your to. p.--i it ..tf with not always tell an enemy by IT r.'.r"mi'y "' l"rn "Uflr'""'jthat procedure; watch him -t;. iH-it- ia aoM at u druKuiati. . when he is not looking. (vou nr.d pay no more than i--t.tj n holtl.-l. or at nt on r'-- i(.t of pro e 1.,-- K l,Nir.ni-r io. l'h.-HKO. 111. Kohl In Pemlleton and ret-ommpnd-ed mm tft woriq'f beat corn ramedy by Tallin B 0. Celery, large bunch, 2 for 25c Green Onions, bunch oc Radishes, bunch 5c Head Lettuce, (Imperial) 10c Hot House Lettuce, pound 25c Ripe Tomatoes, pound. . 20c Cauliflower, head 20c to 25c Fresh Spinnach, 3 pounds for 25c New Cabbage, Horse Rad ish Root, Green Peppers, Cucumbers, Onions, Beets Carrots, Parsnips. SERVICE Salad Oil for making mayo- naise salad dressing, etc. Silver Shield Brand, superi- or from any other grade. r; i Tjnr. a jm J"" wti-itra o KS? Quart bottles 85c VSI Half Gallon ftins) .... $1.50 Gallon, full measure.. $2.75 Order early and get the best. Fine garden climate this. 2$ YEARS AGO a a 'From the Ditily Kast Oregonian March 15 1H!)H Minnie Jones, a small i.vipil at the public (school, fell off the liurtlfcier at the school house yesterday anji suffer, ed a broken nose and other jtalnful injuries. Owinff to the Increase in passenger traffic a new coach will be placed in operation on the -Hunt line in a few dayp. Few people a'.; aware perhaps that I'endleton contains a small but flotir ishjiif? club devuterl to tl,e c&nncientli ous study of Khakespere's writings. About 30 names have been secured for an Kpworth League and a meeting to formally organize the society will be held at the residence of Mrs, W. tf. Fletcher on Lewis street. Wednesday eveninft. ' The church social held at the resi dence of Miss Clara Parks. Tuesday evertinir was one of the most enjoy able of the series of these socials. world. The woman shopper, the dancer. the man in the office alore, the worker in oduy. in thin itr-at The date for the liberty loan drive is drawing nearer each day. r ' tF kj v '0:- I . . . - , r-. A . A Dicdit Barn mjt Cleopatra DICATOHS WANT A SKAT in piti!ii)i:NT s ahim-T !sl Tlmipuind lH-legnlos to nvcnt.in In Atlantic 'll.v Will IVlitloll i for ow. ATIAXTIC CITY. March 9 Dc 'clarinir that this Is the only Rreat n tion in the world that doea not rank j education with lis other (rovernment ial departments, lenders of the Na Itional Kdncalional Association's de Ir.arlment of superintendents, who ar rived today for the war convention. to open tomorrow, announced that ! the, liulM delegate will petition the j povernrnenf to add to the president's i cabinet a secretary of education. i "At present education is represent- J ed by a bureau in the department of j Interior. While this bureau Is dolus work of untold value, education de- j serves its own department, and if we are to help the cause of democracy we must pay more attention to this f very important subject," said Dr. J. j K. Crabtree of WaahlnRton, secretary I of the association. I Dr. (leorKe 1. SJoyer and Prof, W. . C. Haajey of Columbia Cnlversity are members of a special .commission which has the matter In charge. 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