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page rom DAILY EAST OREGOSIAn. PEXDLETOX. OREGOX. THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1912. EIGHT PAGES aTiterra at si fHamC!W at rmuaw tlL exist t?jr cm b n 1-: t:.vn. i!t;i th- peopl f i:t rj ur. fer the preferential, jr. .iry ?r-l a ie!eacLoa ty a tu.li-je.il e'-r.xtrli -a pte.IeJ t ujheti t. c-jtniila.: r !rJ by the voters - f tie !l. state. T acsi .'a of t!ie Tift f orces la the CiLjToraLi ci ww tyrannical and v-iZZ t s re-jrarie-l generally. It wii ai rc!rij with a Tertgeance REALM FEMININE f'y. roe yr. ty tua& ..Uf turf ai.:li. saS ....... IS JS..J i t.e extreme bitterness of Ktf: JSVJjsSr ::::::::: tii rt t chi,.x n b IaJ.. ca tmtU. ty oa-r-jrc ....... j4 t- Taft forces will hurt the presi- ltd j. u okis-.1. a-3 .... .TV'1 rxther than hefp htj canJi-Jacy. Inl wt j. fear oxs&Ua. It su3... - Tb Zm:? rasi artxistfu a aa ssl I tW Orrc w Vr" .". iZ MarrsMsa , ptrm. rm ax i. Cirerta. J awaLk auoet. X. W. TIMKKG IX DEMOCRACY. MeaVr CUM Frea AaurtetV. atote?fcaM -la college y.a hare been a mem Swr f a cIo: fc that what yoa ex- jj tct t- b throush the rest of your , "I't." This query appears ia the Con- ect of Jane as part of aa article 3! ' J etitJ. "Tie Destination of a Gradu- jit." The Evening Telegram of Port- the srx. Tit when in:r t-tre. la sc-m-e fir istn IkaJ "ii As 3 lie triftt r-:a si tire. UnJ takes up- the subject and ably p i jcuswe it frni the standpoint of a : fries 1 cf democracy: " "Tt i tot merely that the snper- a!wiy l-cix. ca ; irit f c!is edacatioa should t-n ; c-a re feeng t-: 1 They ire Jat rircrc there. Axd mr-nig -E lie t"..j ii-ti rf-iJ "VTit-a ii is evtrir.c tire. Ara --lh-r dif-lir: lEiis liere t Wirre :t is iimijs liiit; Fct w-ck cd weeks liy ter- tr se Tie sr-s, z.vT tire tir ::iit. Fct it is rk l-oi rZfix ir J 7. Eu whit's if w-c-aiross ;-.:e. The crta-ess it i:-:i ;ss aiy, -A-1 litn i:-T weks lis Stcit. Y, while y.-a tie ra shia-es i-r:rht. Tie sky is ir.1 tleir; Fc-r w-eeks sad weiks tier if is r'fit. -t l.:wiys diycit ti-rre- Ti- rais Itier TEIel a aa evil." says the Tele trin. -It is that the teaching of iem-jcracT shoat.l besia early, and it Jaties an I responsibilities, more rro cviaci:y than its rights and privi-I-tSesv t taaght persistently. " It is p-art f this conception of dem.xrracy that boys and girls be taught to earn their livire: or t perform their du ties s members of the family of men wmea in a practical way; to tare- a knowlr-lze of any sympathies and experiences with the common lot. X'?t tilt any biy or girl should or cee-I f .rez refir.emer.t. or those thirr? thit contribute t keenness of Ciual tarts of mlik and lukewarm water are excellent for sponging palm. Clean copper by rubbing It with lemon dipped in salt. Rinse in clear hot water and polish with a soft cloth. Macaroni prepared in any of the tartous ways in combination with cheese. bu:ter and tomatoes U very nourishing. Meat loaf of chopped veal or beef can be made more moist if three or four tablespoonfuts of cream are add ed Just before baking. A few tiny pieces of lemon rind added to a cream sauce for oysters, fish or lobster give a decidedly pi quant and dainty flavor. To make a tough steak tender rub it on both sides with vinegar and olive oil. thoroughly mixed, and allow it to stand two hours before cooking. Always lower the temperature of the oven somewhat fifteen or twenty minutes after a roast has been plac ed in it. This will Insure that the juices will be retained. If a few beans, either lima or string, have been left over, make them into a salad; add a few chopped olives, a few capers and some Spanish red pepper. French dressing is preferable to mayonnaise. When beating white of egg for sponge cake, when it becomes dry and light test its stiffness by turning the dish containing it upside down. If it Is beaten to the proper point not a particle will become detached. A -delicious little appetizer for the supper table consists of large queen olives cut in half and with the stones replaced with' cavaire paste. One Is served to each person, on a lettuce leaf, garnished with narrow sections of lemon. A kitchen bouquet for flavoring soups can easily be made. Take a few sprigs of parsley and wrap theii around peppercorns, whole cloves, a I bay leaf and other herbs that are at ; hand. Tie up tightly. This can be removed from the soup without trou ble. Pea or bean flour founa at the gro cer's may be used for a quick vege table soup Half a cupful of the flour three pints of boiling water, a table- tate"ect. the teatthfuTness of the spirit, or t- the broadening and strcr:hGln t.f the character a!I ties are like the things that will be , jrl'e-I thereunto if there is prrrpr . spoonful of beef ju!ce, a small onion en initios it democracy. an l tw Pr thre sIices of bacon cut Tie n-s of teachings In democracy j . ,,',-,.,,. ,, KfmnL fruit mmoh YouNg MOTOE No young 'woman, In the Joy o! coming motherhood, should neglect to prepare her system tor the physi cal ordeal she Is to undergo. The health of both herself and the coming child depends largely upon the care she bestows upon herself during the waiting months. Mother's Friend prepares the expectant mother's sys tem for the coming event, and Its usa makes her comfortable during all the term. It works with and for nature, and by gradually expanding all tis sues, muscles and tendons, involved, and keeping the breasts In good con dltlon, brings the woman to the crisis In splendid physical condition. The baby, too. is more apt to he perfect and strong where the mother has thus prepared herself for nature's supreme function. No better advice could dj given a young expectant mother than that she use Mother's Friend; It Is a medicine that has proven Its value In thousands of cases. Mother's Friend Is sold at drug stores. Write for free book for expect ant mothers which contains much valuable information, and many sug gestions of a helpful nature. B8AD FIELD REGULATOR CO.. AtlaaU, (U. THEtfS RIEND Every Woman IS t&tjrcsted and should know bout tha wonderful at I MARVEL Wbirtini Sirty i new vaginal ayrtnga. Bct mottcaoTenlent. tt deuuet instantly. v. sr ... saw oC'f.-wSf Ask youi tfnisKlst for If he cinaot supply th saAKVfcL. accept DO but send sump for Illustrated book sealed. It elres full parti en Ian and directions invaluable to ladies. UIU C8 44 East 23t Stmt kea lark' WITH A VENGEANCE. CC-Tvrxia .t f,-r R -tfv:t K12 f-heIs s In trlr5lr.5 .-zx itj tie CATf;r r.aa Kc-cfvt:t ierit tie- Tif: neam Tv'.ier is tikes -a c-TT;-ei:tr-I 5" 1'T a ieivr vct-e. ii3 si t-ar 1-:-. ftt-cs tiil -srere ttse-it-e-J til a ta-! c jcrity cf CM C 6 ia ti s--it- ti.:;:i : tiey r&a t-riii lie Tift c--iritTS tr " , are creit-r I by the demand of the time t which r live. The problems tiit are preser.te-1 ar.d which must , b solved by the popular intellect !tsl conscience-, preclude the old irerry: 'An I My Brother's Keeper? , Ctvii2a.tf.a Ls s evolving that its very ; existence L c-:-mics t- be actually sus- the interest which every " ethr men. The fa t-re L :-ce of .I-m-i-rati-: service, an-2 rr,Tr. fiI!-;r-TTa man or wo rt cart Te I into its way- ikim; rr.iH.iiEs.s. CfcrU"-Person performed their own cisir'ict. In ex-rg lie- -IsiriLl v.-ie a.jv the stite wiiTe v,.: lie remj.rSu.bIe f-.it in aviati'n in Port- rnarfirrrs ire ' ' w a Zl -:f i;tl , , li-i Ti-s.Tiy when he flew from the tiey c-f-nj i. j ; !y tj .r:i: is we3 a : t. e xi.inoaun notei ii tan- t j Califc-rra. Ia tie tia-j .--rf.-. ; trj rising PortlEii. L Fi-::e cer-j Tied the ;.c-j-uZr vMt Jlt2 tieref i-re it j t-cald t arr-ej lie i-tl-i-rms frsci r Portlatfl si-C'-uJl v-c-ie I?t La Fi-Hett TTii2er tie c&airte"a rzd- La Fo"-' lette is tiUea t tic vt-ce. j- " live usu-iUy had the use fieMs fr'ra which e-fccn Cisirxi ta attftracx :t cwa ce;- over. Vi5h, in twelve minutes Tie speed with whi-.h he covered the litanee t Vancouver is not remark- fib!e bst Christ )f:'ersn did something v hea he r-is fr.m the roof of a build t? ia the heart of the business sec tion ef Portlan'L Heretofore aviators of larg? m wfuca to make their flight. When the science of sky jlaiu It irtrits -I j-roj-t-rt-r-taJ r j resr,ttii5i'a an 3 irfve a trer x;re kos la tie wi3 tf tie jr5-;:. Ew- ever tie cc:t rc is crikey f;H-s-wel I wlien coTiTfttiMis? are i-tHi ir I tie rrit rce ai a;;es t tie e!-sciE tf jresicertifcl rtrs. As I?-r as travtriinj gets perfected that air- shiis may ri-e at will from the tops f baiMin it wont be long until reralar aerial routes will be estab lished ani everybody will aviate. Out GomaThQusanils o! Dress Shields!! I If the visiting Elks know something f i I when they see it they will buy jbo-it 3-Ki' of those Pendleton wool I e mills Eli robs. Tie ru.irt may be reeded in some sections b-it it U bad on the new m-wn fciy and bait games likewi-e. ! w-ay Ji tcrzf aoc. ai-4 ip5 cc et !' cTv ue commerce court stands no fciiher In. the estin?.ati-in of the sen ate than the house. JEST A-LOAIIV. I v i i i r i Dve-a X M Btwiawsl Cak 3taa FEEn-N i'-; tif irrrCi.- X"t a fw o.-a C.-tt a.4 acjr ur pur cf fcasfiy. Vo rta w-ar a-j- waritt t sra limij te caajw-iisj aa.J butts' ! cw TTT-7firt la lie ara-5..n Tif tvhn ' Ms a x.rea ri"" wvJ anvwr rxa Ti I Ain't done- nothin" al day long! J-st bin toafln". Wi--r."t tired, an wasn't sick L-i.-ere-l a !jv bv ih-t "crick." j Li-t'cin" t. a thrush's sons Jest a-Ioufin. I rteiTiy trr.t .l.j-.vn there ty fish. '-i x w loai.n riin"t take n- interest ia it. ;-erE-.e-I like GI had made each :aa.t. Fer a man t hav his wish. j, Jrst f-r toafin." Xever spent a sweeter day. Jec a-'oafin. Nevtr fe't air soft as this, deemed mot-t like a baby's kiss. K.n-I m;idrf- me want to pray Jest a-Ioafin. is made of canned pineapple, shred ded. Take a pint of this fruit and to it add the juice of three good sized lemons, the juice of four oranges, two sliced bananas and one and a half cupfuls of su-?:i-. Put the mixture a bowl with a good-sized lumo of ice. Let it stand for an hour or so and then aJd a pint of carbonated water. Left over cereal may be used in eitht-r of two ways. Mixed with some choj.pel meat, seasoned well, it is! always tasty in croquettes. An ex ceX.r.t lessrrt may be ma le of the co. .kj cereal, sweetenea, seasoned with spice and then mixed with eh.'fi"-,i raisins. Then it should be mt'i-Jel ir.to cnes and browned in the own. rVrve with syrup or thick crram. CHICHESTER S PILLS Wy. TIIR IHAMOMt IIR.M. A. l.mdrm A.k top raa.lal for j 4 klkca-lrr IMavMid iiraadV IMIla ia Krd and bold mrtalllcX N-ir. tealel with Blue Rittoa, Take alker. But af Tear lrarcl. Akfoe lll.S IIKK-TERU UIAMUM) IIRANU ll LI.H. f. IS years known as Be. Sifet. Always Kelistila SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE DFMPnV 30 YEARS NtVER iaiunq. nL.l-IL.UI TrlESrN0R0 PILtS. CHILBLAINS. TCLONS. BURNS. tTC A VALUABLC H0USCH0L0 SALVC. u. CRuooisrs hvc it on hii.l06ti on ntQucir ACCtPT NO SUBSTITUTtS. ""U"' frce 2S Cents. THE M'lUXti STYLES. lam Fashion. let us chat F r a w hile. Kir.dly tell us where we're at As to style. May the hapless dame who serves As your slave Be allowed to have the curves Nature gave. Or must she this year compress Her anat To the semblance more or less Of a slat? Madam Fashion, we await Your decrees. Kindly let us know our fate. If yu please. a-ar the wi'i things In the trees. Jest a-t..ifin Picked k pretty bunch o flowers, Waf:h,i a squirrel for two, three hours, Je a-Ionrin.' yatDreixarrdiutiTj.Caa'1 th:nk 1 hin d'in" wrong! rvo-- tuSfT a-mrs. Y'E.RFI-0 k I J-Wt a-Ioafin.' aa Ai aaTiitfcI jov6t. aJcrvJjr aPf- je Fee! in "s somehow seemed so deep, wrrtay. ana xar auaorai swu CaSrw.t Th'" I doz-! and went to sleep. Ila w-crowf. Tryn ca,;v. ma,S IVcsb- Th.tBit-,1 Iod for th thrush's sonst lMi-j-3jrla ce rnfttrfj- aavcJk. rPl-wO at J.r snJie at rwr slrasr ri. al a kar.x.ecava.1 tu. era rwtc ( fTira, ly Ur rVirfpa Cax. Luatola sr- .Oiinajw Fvr savw aaj laananrrairBiawS lu tiiCMB I ifmai a Ikraay Ck. JmM wmmm Css. A. CJLllllia 4k Bsaav. X F Julia I. Peck. be the The ITava. Knicker Ohio us.j to Pii-kye State. Koc-ker w;l It will soon he the Eiikej tdte. New Tork Sun. WOMEN, AVOID OPERATIONS Many Unsuccessful And Worse Suffering Often Fol lows. Mrs. Rock's Case A Warning. The following letter from Mrs. Orville Rock will show how unwise it is for wo men to submit to the dangers of a surgical operation when often it may be avoided by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She was four weeks in the hospital and came home suf fering worse than before. Here is her own statement. Paw Paw, Mich. -"Two years ago I suffered very severely with a displace ment, I could hot be on my feet for a long time. My phy sician treated(me for several months with out much relief and at last sent me to Ann Arbor for an op eration. I was there four weeks and came home suff eringworse than before. M y mother advised me to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, and I did. Today I am well and strong and do all my own housework. I owe my health to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and advise my friends who are afflicted with any female complaint to try it" Mrs. ORVILLE Rock, R. R. No. 5, Paw Paw, Michigan. If yoa are ill do not drag along until an operation is necessary, but at once take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. For thirty years it has been the stan dard remedy for women's ills, and has restored the health of thousands of suf fering women. Wh,7 don't you try it ? Ten Extra Green Trading Stamps Given With Each New Prescription Yon want rruro medicines. ij Correct work at right prices. TRY THE Pendleton Drug Co. "IX BUSINESS FOR YOUR GOOD HEALTH." dm "A FUSSY PACKAGE" We have Just received a fresh shipment of Whitman's Choco lates direct from the factory at Philadelphia. Among the lat est packages we are showing Is "Whitman's Sampler" contain ing an assortment from each of the famous packages. To those who are looking for a high grade eastern candy, we can personally guarantee the fresh ness and quality of every pack age of Whitmans. Tallman Co. SOLE AGENTS. We are ready for you with our CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM served with fresh Strawberries Its the kind that make you come again. Koeppen's The drug etore that tenet you betl. Friday BiaDs i tl f Ml 14 1 II & Ir, M, Wad Sale Prices for Friday Only Any high grade ''Zioglor llros" oxfords, including patent lace and button, kid lace, suede strap pumps; corn color and white huck pumps, gun metal lace and strap and patent strap, that have lieen selling for $4.50 to $0.00, Friday special $3.45 Ladies high WHITE CANVAS BUTTON, FRIDAY SPECIAL ?3.25 Children's high White Canvas Button, sizes from 8 to 2. Fri day special ... .. $1.85 Ono line of Children's Gun Metal Strap rumps, Friday Special f $1.45 Ono line of Ladies' high shoes, $4.00 and $5.00 values. Fri day Sjx'cial $2.35 Every Pendleton Lady Knows the Kind of Shoe We Carry. Ve save you money on every purchase Save-Your B Jrs Ln dies' .hoe Shin ing Parlor ln Shoe Dept. WE GIVE "S. & II." GliEEX TRADING STAMPS cr $ -90 B Grate n i f it i n auraies or noou niver Canning Strawberries or 3 Boxes for 25c and Economy Jars to put them in Pendleton Bash arkef COR. COURT AND JOHNSON STREETS PHONE MAIN 101 EVERYTHING TO EAT A Large Stock of Pearls and Agates, June Birthstones Fine selection of Diamonds at right prices. Watches, Clocks, Cut Glass, Jewelry and Silverware, A. L. Schaeler JEWELER, and SILVERSMITH PHONE RED 3011 Dining Car Service Is one of the most attractive features of our trans-contlnentnl train service. We serve the BEST OF FOOD, with those GREAT BIO BAKED POTATOES, cooked by EXPERT CHEFS and served by TRAINED WAITERS. Northern Pacific Railway Two Daily Through Trains to Chicago North Coast Limited and Atlantic Express. Via Minneapolis and St. Paul, and the North Coast Limited runs through to Milwaukee. One Daily Through Train to St. Louis , Mississippi Valley Limited. Via Billings and the Burlington Route Yellowstone National Park Opens June 15. and we grant stopover on any ticket through Livings ton. Mont, to enable passengers taking the side trip to or througl the Park Call on or write for Park literature, and learn about the various side trips you can take Into or through the Park. EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE EAST Now on sale for numerous dates to Septem ber 30. Long limits, and stopovers allowed. Full particulars glally furnished On appli cation. WALTER ADAMS, IViKiletnn. Ore. A. D. CHARLTON, Gen. Pass. Agt, Portland, Ore.