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ETGITT l'AGE3 . PACE TWO UAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1019. HAVE DRY mi The Newesl Style Tendencies are Clearly EXPRESSED IN OUR EARLW but no immm WASHINGTON. Keb. 22. Oppoai. Hen to tl! laws for enforcement of nation-wide" war prohibition" will probably prevent their enactment thin tnnlon. ' Vnlt'HH some enforcement act it) ixukmk! before July 1 when probihl. tion In effe live, theeoiintry will liitva Bh J ' ' (D)W1M 01 LARGE SHIPMENTS OF NEW MERCHANDISE ARE ARRIVING DAILY;: EVERY DEPARTMENT OF OUR STORE IS BRIGHT WITH THE NEW WANTED SPRING APPAREL. f ' . ; ; '. ' J ; ., . .i. New Suits, Shirts, Hats and Furnishings for Men New Suits, Goats, Dresses, Waists, Etc. for Women NEW PIECE GOODS, LACES, PURSES, HOSIERY, NOTIONS AND FURNISHINGS FOR WOMEN. THE LATEST STYLES, THE FINEST WORKMANSHIP, THE BEST ASSORTMENTS A WAIT YOU HERE. PENDLETONS greatest department stoke f . arenous a dry law but no means of enforcing ll, congressional leuders slated, , Borrowed Painting Slashed by Fanatic LONDON', ' Feb. ' 21. The Young' Women' Christian uiMoolatlori Is' threatened with a-division Into -two societies, by, reason, fit. auitutlun over . the "fact that smoking Ih permitted, by : women1n Homo hniruW ami forbid- den la other A number of member of the KiiKliHh brunch, in liulldlnfm of I which amuklng .I" permitted, havo withdrawn- and Joined the lrluh Y. W. jc. A., which prohibits emoklnB. ! The Manchester (luardlan quotes a ! Y. M. t". A. woker an snylnK -that 60 1 per cent of the women's auxiliary mll 1 Itary oru nidations and a larue propor. It If ii of the women munition worker smoke. i The authorities of Xewham colleKc, ! Cambridge, recently granted women i at udenttf permission to smoke In tho ' buildings of th Institution. Some ot tho students, had been aKllat'ng In fa vor of smoking for some time. - irjne-irreoDic fst" " ..... P&--. z . . . . 2r--vfT3 '"',-.rv77:rvr. iSiffl!l:J WHERE IT PAYS I O rWAUafc. g'jyii'3ji9 t il sD British Y. W. Near ' Break Over Weed THE BOOK SHELF All books here mentioned can be foun J in tho County library. "In giving free dom to the slave we assure free dom to the free honorable alike In what we give and what we pre serve." Lincoln. WEST POINT NAMED FOR SECOND TIME Two Xew Rooks, Forbers M en Who are America. Tagore Nationalism. f The first lecture in the book, 'Nu Making tionalism in the W,est was delivered ; as a lecture in i Portland, Eucen and various other western cities during the ; winter of 1916-17. Coming da he did TajciM-e Xa-ttonati.wm. when the world was still nfused as "A nation, in the sense of the politi- 'to tbe JssneSkof the war, "Tagore's iW cal and economic- union of a people jture created a profound impression.' is that aspect which a whole popula-iAt the present time while the bi na tion assumes when 'organized for a tions of the world are trying to. re mechanical purpose." It is in this ; move future causes of conflict among sense that Kabindranatli Tatu finds -themselves, Nationalism contains ideas ihe nation inimical to the good of hu- ot value to us. manity India offers a concrete ex-1 anu.i of humanity suffering under Forbe Men AVlio are Mating the mechanical efficiency of the na- ; , Amfrk. lion. . His criticism is not directed ' "To inspire and assist the millions against the British nation as such but; of ambitions, clean, forceful, diligent ncainst the ideal of the 'west nation.' young men who are bending their en He distinguishes between the-' spirit of crgies to make their way in the world the west and the nation of the west, to become useful, constructive vdtl The spirit of the west has much to sens," is the author's excuse for this give to the east that would be willingly "volume. Only business men are in received. The western nation is held eluded, owing to a conviction that riKnsibl for the world war. 'conservative business is America's t unique contribution to the world "Old Worft heroes have too often been deutruetioiiista. IVew World heroes are constructionists." "All but four of the fifty men in- eluded are over 50 years of age, con ' frary to the popular idea that most of j the highest financial and business po sitions in the United States are held j by young men. These men worked. harder and longer, they studied and I planned more assiduously, they prac i Used more self-denial and overcame ! more difficulties than those of u i who have not risen so far." Many of the names are familiar t the country, though, in some ases this is the first time that complete 'biographies have been published. The careers of John Hays Hammond. Ot ito Kahn. John H. Patterson, Klbert Gary and Thomas A. Edison are am Long those sketched. Each biography 'is accompanied by a photograph. HOUSEHOLD Mdced Driied Cookies. One efcff. 1 cup sugjr, 1-2 cup but ter and lard. 2-3 cup sour tailk, 2-3 '"n molaree. 1 cup raisins. 2 cups flour. 1 teaspoon cloves. 1 teaspoon' p,da. 1-2 teaspoon salt. Drop from l"jin "about 4 .inches apart- Hulled Oats Cooklrt. - One cup of miliar, 8-4 cup of lard. i ess. 1 1-2 toajpons of. odav 3 cup of chopped ralsinK, ! cups ' vt rolled oatn. "1 cup of sour milk: add cuouirh flour to UItn nd . roll out Ait-I Nature. Thtjr are times vln-n you Khould assist nature. It ifi now imdfrtaking to cleanse your y-1.-HI if you will take Hood's Sarsap urilla the undertaking will be success ful. ThiK great medicine purifies and l.iiiMs up aH nothing ele does. and bake in moderate oven. Th's is fine for school children. OVER THE NORTHWEST Moulded Potatoes. Two eggs. 3 ounces butter (unsalt ed preferred), 3 ounces fiour. same of fin white sugar; whip well the eRS"'. put them in a basin and stir in the (butter which should be beaten to a j cream: now add the flour and sifted sugar graduauv. ana men mix an wen ItoKMhar. Butter a baking sheet, and 'dry on it a teaspoon of the mixture at a time, leaving a space between !-ach. Kake in a cool oven; watch the pieces tt paste, and when hall done. roll them up like wafers and put In h small wedge of bread or small piece of clean, wood to keep them, in shape. ; Keturn them quickly to tho oven to ' finish cooking until they are nice and crisp. Before serving remove the , bread and place a spoonful of straw- berry jam in the widest end and fill i up with whipped cream. This is a 'pretty and ornamental dish and easily made. Time altogether from 20 to 25 minutes. Train RoMirr Confesses BEULINGHAM, Wash., Feb. 24. Jack Lane, arrested Friday at Mn- ; roe, -Wash., and brought here by Great Northern railway Detective V. H. ! I'ecker has confessed according to of ficers to holding up passengers on the 1 great Northern-Vancouver train early ; on the. morning of January i at Mam. ish station. 12 miles south of here Lane, according to the officers, says ! he obtained flu. .'JJl T. P. W. Pure Food Shop In Our Model Sanitary Basement. CLEANLINESS ECONOMY . SERVICE Phone 15. All Other Depts. Phone 22 Our Stock is New, Clean and Complete. Select Swiss Cheese, pound .a:. 85c Backer State Cream Brick Cheese, pound 00c Bluehill Pimento or Green Chili Cheese, package 20c Bear Brand Table Syrup, can. ...... . 75c and $1.50 Fresh Country Eggs, dozen Fresh Country Butter, 2 pounds 9 Jc Iarrowis Kiln Dried Buckwheat, sack. . ?1.2o EXTRA SPECIAL. Happv Home Shrimp, 6 cans SI. 15 Red Ribbon Minced Clams, 0 cans $1.10 l-MHITaNi (.KLtflSl Uil'VKlHlvr f lour 7i fioVo oples Wa rohous e, MallwMtr Kiu'mlctf 6core. pf)rlTI-AXD. Feb. 24. William Ij. Finley. Ftate biologist, declares that tho enemies f Malheur lak reserva tion and the promoters who are fight ing to drain the lake won a -victory ai Salem Saturday when house bill 376 w:ts recalled and amended through tht efforts nf Representtaive Gallagher or Alalheiir and Harney counties. It has oeon amended exactly to suit their need." Maid Mr. Finley; "Hy the manipulation of represen tative OallHgher," said Mr. FJnle. "the Malheur bill wag recalled and the original section stricken out con cerning the Thompson act and an- How Colds Are Contracted. Colds are due to bacterial germs that are usually present In the air paa H.iges of the throat and nose of heal thy persons. 1'ndfr ordinary - condi tions they do no harm but when you -get chilled, .very' tired or tut f. two mufrh so as to weaken your resistance thy are quick to take advantage of it and almost before you know it you have a cold. jft a bottle of Cham berlsln'M Cough Remedy and take It att ording to the plain printed direc tions and you will soon fe rid of it, bupt whn you neglect it look out. Some of the mot serious diseases re sult xrom negieciea coios. A Ucliublc Cough Mcdlfinc. ''I have given Chamberlain' Cough Cough Remedy io my five children on j ot'c-asioiiK without number for the past fifteen years. It Is the only remedy ! I rould rely upon to cure coughs and colds and for croup It has no enual. The7 children take it willingly," writes .Mis. C. O. Neshit, Vandergrift. I "a. Tin I tent I i:vr I'wtl. This is what Mr. A. V. Milne, Ht. '';'.,rgc, I tah, fityn of CliiruixTlnln' Tat' for bilioiiMnf-ss and count I pa tiiHi. tl t thm fit the drug urv. Th-y only cost a quarter- other section inserted. Here is theievry mail," said Secretary Tumulty, j CANDIDATE FOR juner. I iiw uiu luiiui'ii.) miuriii lu ihuhj mvn rtt-r-ii tu ni'im i save Malheur lake reservation; now it i that an army commission is a safe and ' seeks to destoy it. If it now passes. highly paid sinecure. They ar like the the state of Oregon, through the at- chap who waa after a consulship, torney-general's office, must start le-i "'So youre after the consulship to gal battle with the federal govern- I Tdbaga. eh?' a friend suld to him. ment by contesting the executive proc- J " 'Yep," with both feet,' the chap lamation issued by President Roose- answered. velt. August 18, 1903, establishing tht j "'Is a consulship hard work?' reservation." j " 'Xot after you get It.' " Yonkera j Statesman. Tlii(v?4 Iliiuv In rkoiiirlus. j la niii s 4 oiuimon .same, ' OMAHA. Feb. 31. A painting val ufd at Jtiuon, bortowt by the omaha Friends or Art from New Yirk co lecticn. und tut chibiUp;! at tho pmi lie library. 'tim mutilated by what K believed tu have been sumo fapat object. on tu the iufKi j The pictjuro thiw-w riiplrV " (fanninj! the spark of Jove In the brens of hi woman. The 'ceiitrul portion ot1 the painting Is marred by a glKnnttc criss cross made with somo blunt instru ment which did not tear the canvas. Two or three other scratches nititllatua the background. ROSEBL'RO. Or., 21. OwinS to many transient men from tho strike districts in 'Washington and Montana passing through this city, a number of attempted robberies have .been re ported. The offices of the Roseburg Ice company were entered Friday night, but nothing of value was obtained. ! SEATTLE, Feb. 2 4. Xo change In the condition of Mayor. Hanson, who is suffering from an attack of neurl tis 4it his home, has been reported. He still performs his executive duties through the aid of G- A. Conklin. his secretary. ! I.cu'i-h Head in Court, BOISE, Feb, 24. The case of the government vs. Hennlngsen Produce company et al on a charge of alleged conspiracy in restraint of trade, vio lation of i he Sherman anti-trust act and combining to keep competition being : heard before Judue Deitrich in United """""J1 t1 "- : states district court today, was taken mere is a cnemicai ainnity ie tween the two. said Louis. Then;uKent for tne department of justice man is nepriveu or aiconoi ne ai-; tt ith the reading of over a hundreu ways turns to sweets. This will result lmera wrhPn between the Henning- m a big increase in our business. Plir-aen pri(iuee company et al, dnd va fhermore. the soldiers who return from riollH asents of the several com pan -Fra nee are coming la ck with f i f st - jea t j hand knowledge of the food value of " ,'JJ That will help us, too." Candy Sales to Increase. SAX FRAXCISC Feb. ll, When liquor goes out .candy will come into; its own. , . Such is the view of W. K. Louis, sec j reiary or tne western oiuecuoners , ollt uf tne dairy field ia I(lan0i assftcifttion, wnu n was in convention a!nce hot1!. ' up entirely by I-eon Bone, special candy. II Hit D F VVIM KI.K IS AXNOYIXU TO FAUMKHH Hostilities Against Poland Suspended by I .- nirin 4- I'ort Klamath ItancbcrH Complain of German Government KlU(ls ou S(tt4.ks of ;.twl 1 KLAMATH, Falls., Or., Feb. 24. j Ranchers in the -Fort Klamath dis BERLIN'. Feb. 21 -In compliance ! trict are being considerably annoyed with the armistice, hostilities against ' by tho herd of wild elk, liberated two E'oland were suspended Monday, it is years ago In that section of the coun- offic'ally announced today. AH the Rest Kasy. "It's astonishing how many thou sands of requests for army commis sions come to the White House with try. There are about 30 in the herd and farmers complain that It is next to impossible to fmtce them from the stacks of feed. There are some fine specimen ts in the lot, some weighing 1000 pound - t .4 a v PORTLAND. Feb. 24. For the second time within three months Russell McOee Co! well, 1 y -year-old on of Mrs. Kleanor T. and the late KJmer D. Col well, lias been named as a successful candidate for the final entrance examinations for West Point. The examinations will be held in March and young Colwell will take his examination in France where he is now serving with the American Ex peditionary Jf)res. - v. ' ' Rhs.sU Colwell enlisted In May. 1917. -ty Company A. lltb'englneers, going bverseas November 2d, .J'JIj. His previous appointment was" made in November, but the-' examjnatiotih could, not then be arranged for. others named by Senator Chamber lain and Representatives McArthnr ami Hattley fli " -MuccWsftir candidates in the preliminary examinations for entrance to Wt'st Ptint includn: George C. Metg ns. "W. C.' Pay. John A. Gamble. Cal'tat.'J3MacGi;uder and Rottert O. irorr!.on- " " IM)K OCT FOR CII.N(I-:S IX COXSl'LAH SFItVIClC IU I PFST ORIXFK KfcTOKKI-' COPKMI AC.KX. n-l. TIh IIuiiKarlan government has 'practical ly restored order in IHHlnet wIm tc a IsklMhevit-t oiilitwak occurred 'Hits week, ai'diiiic lo dtsatcics from that city. PAUIR Jan. 29. (By Mall) Presi dent Wilson is getting a great "close Uip" on a portion of his diplomatic ser Ivice abroad. And it might be said fthat some of the negatives on the pic tures aren't altogether satisfactory. It ! has been the president's first oppor tunity to see what some of the em ! biwsy. and consuUir officials actually amountto In- active service and if j the experiences of the presidential j party entour and in Paris are to he 'taken as any crlterian, there will be : shake-ups on this side of tho water, j It Is no secret that to have some- thing done promptly In the way of i having pas ports arranged and so j forth, the Pritish have It all over the j American officials in - Kurop ; The- I Unliuh hu i-a u miiv nf uluuhliitr vwmY tape, which up to the present at least, 'seen is a lost art so far as the Amerl ; can officials here are concerned, on the trip to Rome the American consul at Milan threw up his hands in anguish when culled upon to get an automobile to take Mrs. Wilson to the train. ANOTIIFH ASSASSIX'S VICTIM. 1XJXDOY. Feb. 21- pAmlr ut Ak mnlstaii has bcn UMaHiiiaud, it is unnotinced officially in dispatches to rt a 3. ( HAMl'lOV SWIMMKIt 1 IO HVCI SHIP AM) VVOX Ml 1I Some people have such a pleasant way of putting things. t'Now let me propose you as a member," says mith. "Rut suppose they blackball me?" I'tdles Brown. "I'ooh! Absurd! Why my dear fellow, there not a man in the club thfit knows you even!" SPRING BONNETS HAVE SPROUTED;, Ft'-. 4 V V t 2L . - KK -... -h&?ffl 1 !.. 1 jr ' Yvv 1 '-"- ) 1 I . .-V jd MWT,-"v " V'- - lit - ir: y L : U V : f V t I . . . I ( 3 3 ''American bolshovlkl" Js a contra diction in terms. c 7 1 7 VICRSVAPORU "YOUR BODYGUARD" 3Qf. 60. OLDS j . Htad or chert are best treated "externally" with 112Q 7 '''"jv-u- ti EMCICM TtOrOflP H. CANN Knsign TefHorrl U. C.nn has provej that Hwinirninft 1 not a "non-es8cil- tiiil'--nport. Wham an an aninteur ho ua winning chumionshiis in the col-! ors of tho Xew York AtKletic ClJib he) lid not dream of the vuluahle nervice hiM Hliiiily rts a ttwitnmer whs to be to t.'tirie Sam. He now wear the; I C'onKresKionai " MeJal of Honor f or j UavinK the t'. 8." 8. May. When that Svenwl ftprunf? a leak ('ami dived into ft J flooded eomimrtment and iilugffed a j hole. This I'hotoRranh waa taken (when he arrived recently in New York. MltS. If. A. IIAItTSMOIl.V riano Instruction I'lnHwes Sow Formlii. Rliidio now open at residence of Win. H. MrCorminach, 217 u,. North MiUn street. IVIepliuuc 410 There is only one place -i for that delicious ' STRAWS show whteb way the wiDd blows particularly atraw hat and March winds! ny mere male observer wbo "meets a lady In a atraw bat knu a his own Tell or derby la" being .tilted, iy a spring breeie. ThaTa "all there Is to It" When atraw bals appear it'a spring! Here is a true creation of the artlnte a simple turban of gold colored satin, with but a single glory a paradise plume In black and gold; of an up-sweep and a lightness extraordinary JZ- TVOID COUGHS ua COUGHERiTi SWa" :to bKony-sim-j- cm r,n,r StUf THU fK CHlLlKtN CUT ICE CliEAf KOEPPEN'S Thir'TK-tii?' Ftofe ' That " PerVoV You t; -V