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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1916. Again we wish that when you clothing always Bond Clothes $15 to $30 Suits or Overcoats For if it were possible to make clothes better than the clothes we now sell, you would also find them heir. Bond Brothers Pendleton'. Leading Clothien U .1 Kv M N MILES TO GET BOAT TO l VGLAM1 mm Baa . Feb. I, Hm . wUllain Henry Hudson, s temperance lecturer. arriving i-r I ths Wilson liner Mu- rnio, claims to nave walked from San Francisco to New York to em bark for BngtanA The Hrltlsh authorities In New .rh. according La Hudson, obtain d passage for himself and fort) thfi Hrltlshers "ii a liner fur Brent. Ar- there the. turned back son sa s lie reemburl: fork on the Mareng. temperance work in thi His lourey, be claims' N and will do British army. I covered hint thousand miles b) water including the leturn trip to New York and I. tilt miles I" land. In Denver, Kans-.i- City, St. tauls, Indiiitiapolls. Dsy, SISTER: Read my Fp.fcE Offer! of something ev.l about to happen, creeping feeling along the spine, palpitation,! ft .shea, weariness, s.illow complex. on with dark circles under the ees. pain inj t.yr hot te left breast, or j gencrd. svviihsj I INVITE YOU TO SEND TODAY FOR learn hoa tho" ailn.enu can be a-i.y , .... . .,., piuci ii of an iipemtlnti In, you i n paw lae t ,t 1p far youtig or old. Ti 1 word nlnnc Mothert of inrita-s. fPturo them to plttmpneM and health. Tell .! ,'. Rn ember, It co.t. yeu nothing to fcie hmi deed n. i li rfefi v. tlh dally work. If my : and wrte far the free t t. "Wcm.tn's Ovi Med ril Advlwe. p' r Send To aave lime, v u can cut out this i today, ai y . may not c t'u.i offt MRS. M. SUMMERS. iiiiiHimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii iiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiimNMiiiiiuiiimiiiin EiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i'i!miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiniiiiHiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiniiiiimiiNiiniiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiHi COME AND SEE THIS NEW II Vulcan Chilled McCOOK & BENTIXY Pendleton, Oregon Dealers in FARM MACHINERY and VEHICLES lllllllt III! ItlMMIIIIIlfllllltllllllllllll iimiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiini to remind you think of good think of tun. Columbus. Philadelphia and New York. Hudson declares he nu t many I iri t ishers anxious to K" bOITlf anil fight hut without the Hasans Uj do so. W.i .i Bll Nulinual lark. AMF.S. la. Fab. , Federal aid will b" asked by the Iowa forestry attd conservation society which met "T' timi in annual session for the crea if I national Park In northeast. ;. along the Mississippi river. K.nvon already has started ii'inini in Washington and Wis. iitisln and Minnesota sen the lot utors and congressmen are expected t. help, Governor Clarke of Iowa. State Foreater Co of Minnesota and other Prominent men endorsed the move ment today, i I am a woman. I know a woman's trials. I know her nsd of sympathy and help. I If VOVi my aiMer, arc unhappy btttUM ol 111 heiilth. if jrotl feel unfit for DOttMfcoM social pl azures, or daMy employ nu'iii, WftU and ti ll DM Just how you suffer, an'l ask for my free ten days' trial of ;i home treatment suited to your need, Men cannot underitand women's sufferings. Wh.it rt WOOMI know from ex pi rlenct. we know better than any m;in. 1 w-'U to tell you how to cure yourself at humc at a. Coat of about Ctata week. If you stiff r fr-.m women peculiar ailments cauning- pain In the head, back, or bowels, fee). " ,t of weight and dragging -down sensation, falling or displacement of pelvic organs, causing kidney and bladder weakness or constipation and piles, painful or Irregular periods, catarrhal conditions and discharges, extreme nervousness.', depressed solrits. melancholy, desire to cry,) MMfc .. !Y!Y FREE TEN DAYS' TREATMENT .1 f.n'. connuvrc at lioiue without WKnr you are cured, and iM to enjoy to le "th'-r fo1' rer My 'cnic treat- Daughtrr.. 1 ii '!.. in imw t avercome bead :icd ia;i-!iaii" m youni: w-ancn li you a' i wormd about your inv liomi- treatment a ten nays lealth I. worth lng for. then Mtment, inciulntg my i!lastrat'd.l seed all !" tdain wrannerf toftV 1 Iter, mark your feeling. v1 return to me. r again. A4draat Bo H, SOUTH BEND, IND. Illlllllllllllllf lltllltlllllMIIIIIIIMMIMItlllltllltllllMI MMI II I IIIIMIIIIIIIMI II1T. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimnmiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHr STItt HOPEFUL OF FINDING MISSING CHILD ' I ft JERSEY i I T V X. J. Pel ni g appeal, at li hopeful .ml ined la being made bj Mis. Blia Qlas through the newipgpers to find hei little boy. Jan cs DOUglSS Ga.-s. u bos. it he Is St lie rani in broad tight, from In fr UNITED STATES Will HAVE TRIALS TODAY 1 - I'l W- I A M V I"- nM r I III HOST l'tV I III I I SHU'S M l ull nleplaevx SI.Mni Tom ami I- tjt ivci ier Ail siuniKi in- capable of Maklnfl ii kihh- i' r Hour Main Battert Oaaaiatn of Twiv i t-incii iun in Tarrebi WASHINGTON, Feb. e ihe new mouniter upaT'-dreadnoUeThl U. s s Pennnlvanla, one of the mod i ow i s. a battlers afloat, bagan her Uriata off i lie Maine eoaal today. The rcntisy I vanla .lisola. cs 31.10" tOtU, Is COS feet over nil. !I7 feet in breadth and will, it ant. (Uli hat "t tract agreement, be capable of devel Oping '1 knott. Her main lattery COnaiatl of twelve H-lnch nuns ii four turrets, and tout Mlbmergod tor pedo tubea. In her secondary battery arc I! :. inch rapid tire uns. four J-poundaf Gang " Z ;S S 2j S5 z5 S S tf 5 rs 5S ;5 S ;S I; S; "2 S; 52 5S 2 . Pa., where lad g.ine for frotn which eta than tOO e. No trace le child. Uist spot ance to the itttnelti father and Rtothi Norman, they d!a child was not Jai i ,ii guns, tw, tor boats, two 3-i two n caliber inn after thi ll trip to that the mnder guns Id guns and r full complement Ik sixty-five f, 8(3 Vlen and seventy-four I ies. She hus a fuel capacity oil 1" KK'lons of "il and iff tuns of Hei total csr waM tH.OOO.'l .,1 An Idea . .f the monater'l size ami Owei can la- lietter realized through Dmparlaon with the Delaware, iinchi '. and at last word .ware dis arrics ten I ets from I If -Inch i.'uns iii f; which can be hurl five tons A bros Pennsylvania wetgl half tons. The PennsylvaiiU ihlp to le launche eremonlea I hat lac other was the Mklu it 14 This latest way built at the Xe oadaide ol from the and one le second 1 S43 with. aycr. The lunohad in eadnoughl ews yards KOOT1 II. Ill I I 'tSHh. a "Under Fire' gruc'a war drama Square Theater it ot the theater's b linguistic.! gUeStS :0 Cooper Me llow at the Park lioston. bail three tes ailed with dls at a performance last week, when the officers from the three, interned German ships in Boa-j ton Harbor came up to see how the! country tared at. the plawrlght's hands. The captain of the Kronprir.-i ssssin Cecil wrote to Mr. MeOrue, I iter the performance, that his rep-j re-ontatlons ol the German forces! u as admirable. Margaret illimWnn had a party for the member, ol her company in "The Lie" on the night the. left the Cor' theater in Franc. si o, because that maik.-.l Hie preci.-c hall wi lerformance ol the year-long tou Miss Illlngton's engagements begs In Atlantic City in July, and ah wei to tii 1st bj the northern rout w lien he; turned eastward again . Pan Francisco. It was to return through th.- south. The tour will end n ,,ne of the big eastern cities in late Juliette la. the "Blanch Haw- kins" of the "Twin lteds" company now playing the Pacific coast coun- try . let slip the announcement the other day that she was an ardent suf- frngist and since tnen. ardent suf- ii agists in the "Votee-for-women' states h ive been teaming her to lie 1 mtsslonar. "hen she comes back 1.. Xcw York, she is Investigating 'be state 01 affair where women d vote and proclaims herself iron- .!. voted evei When Things Go Wrong in the BtOBlAClti iUr and a - rwds your h'Nitth U quick- It1 HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitter's ice It Is a fine tonic and reined. Hie Faillt farm, at h s lather and mo a racatkra. Th. tin- boy dlsappc, 1 1 feel from the pusl nas ever been rotini Y.W.G.A. EXPERT IS STRONG ADVOCATEOF RIGHT SOI IT OF PtiACE ion (.IltlA IMPORTANT1 is BOARD ING Hot -l. Mi lluim-lir dean all- it "BWI larlir" and Says it should In- a Plan- When' f.lrU I nn Moot Voting Men I VP-nils Wants In (irant Fn-ttloin Hut Not Mc-ensc. (By Cnlted I're.-. N'KW YORK, Feb. 5. The right kind of a spooning parlor Hhould be a very important part of every well regulated girls tioarding home, ac cording to Miss Blanche Geary, na tional economic and budding special ist of the National Young Women' Christian Association. here today .Mi.-- Geary calls it a "beau parlor" ami says it should lie "a place where the girls can meet i oung men friends and not lie interrupted or have close supervision; and where they will be vh oh i me life of an ideal kind later on." t Miss Geary aayi the association (AMU to demonstrate the ideal fam. ily life, as far as It can be made pos sible, with large numbers under one roof; it wants to develop a spirit of independence and self-government, and to grant the freedom which stops short of license, that Is. freedom plu "that the wage-earning girl is in bus iness for good. All to frequently she Is away from her family and it never (fill po.-sible for one organization to meet her housing needs. We are eager, not only for others to build homes which we could manage, but to see boarding homes built and op erated by individuals, or groups of individuals who have the true wel fare and comfort of girls at heart. The ideal boarding home should have a fun and frolic room, a recre. atlon hall where girls can gather for entertainment of their own devising, ami have general good times; beau parlors where girls can meet young men friends and not be interrupted.' or have too close supervision; glve them a chance to set up relationsi w hich w ould result in a happy home life of an ideal kind later on. There should tie kinmna parlors on one of the upper floors in which i siirls cc.uld lounce in freedom and hHVe a coud time after the day's mind in the shop or factory, a kitch enette where fudue parties and birth, day spreads can be planned and pre pare il for. an infirmary fur temporary illnesses and a roof built to stand the traffic, wear and tear which WOOM lesult from recreation of one kind or another on summer evenings, and which would compete with the st ti actions of the gaily lighted streets." Miss Geary says that an average (barge of IS. 00 a week for board and room w 11 place a home for TS to 200 girls on the right basis, that this wil1 enable the management to care for a certain number of girls for $3. DO to $4,110 a week, balancing with the number who can be asked to pay from J6. mi to $6.:.ii a week. These imnr orices cive two-fold oppor tunity t" the organization. it givesj the inefficient g rl an opportunity to make a start, help her while .-he at-1 tains sufficiency and higher wage' earning capacity, and at the aamej time make it possible to hring the in- j efficient girl under the Insp'raHon of the girl who has succeeded to a cer tain extent and has well defined am- on finance work ami the l Of finance campaigns. " atlon Finance.'' which m tied equally well to any tion's financial efforts. She is also the organizer of a personal account! fatigue," said she. "is by sleep, since book, which is being used by Ihous-) fatigue is a poison caused bv activ ating of women and girls throughout fj without rest. Ihe country. j "We have (frequently heard it said This book is divided. Into headings: I that change of occupation is rest, but living expenses, postage, phones car-! it is not. There is en advantage in lares: clothing, laumlr creation, vacation, edu benevolences: InStttsnc. cilth: re r; gift, eetments; :.nd I entries. It also gives a column foi all j Cash received, the date the explll- cat on of items, and a paid out col- I 'rgs for the twelve months of the Although Miss 1 lean 1- an advocate of thrift and efficiency, she believes that to reduce expenditure is not the one and only aim we should set up for girls. We should try to show her how not to waste the man! oppor tunities for rest, recreation, strong ! le question of saving more money, ut of how to use it to the fullest for il around development. Miss Geary is nuking big improve tents in housing conditions for worn. 11 and girls in industry in America iftei -dinner societv pupils wa-n 1 igh The problem ot property! sing working girls and women id to live in undesirable tene ts she has reduced to an exact ice and has gotten big results, iter four year-' volunteer training) experience in manag'ng certain tuburban Homes fork and decided 10 mpany tn one to Am- j II look her some time t the company that a lake charge of thai k When she began ther. nants and in the eight ft i.inagement. which indud me to con- a wosasti it kind of Were in of NEW SPRING GINGHAMS ON DISPLAY TOILE DU NORD GINGHAMS In a big range of patterns, sold in niosi stores at 15c yard. Our price always, yard 12' .r CANTON ZEYPHER GINGHAMS A good grade and a fine selection of pat terns to choose from. Our price, ft, lOc WOOL CHALLIS In both light and dark patterns, a new shipment just in. The yard 65r ALEXANDERS repairing, hiring of employes, choos-1 ing of tenants and the collection ol I rents, the number has increased to J 2,864. Christian Association found her. an ! asked her advice on new buildings j they were about to erect. When the i national board was ready to add an I economic and building specialist to' Us stall Miss Geary wan offered the position. Miss Geary accepted. She is now the consulting specialist for the 976 associations on all matters Pertaining; to her particular work. I She Is called on to help select sites, to go over all blue print, plans, mak-l ing such changes as she deems ad- visable: to advise on building materi al; cafeteria equipment and man agement and everything pertaining to the economic status of the associa. tion Her iffice at headquarters looks I like the office of the busiest business BMn. She has the regulation archi tect's cabinets for materials and plans and from the blue prints always spread out on her large work table, one might call her office an achitectsj laboratory. start- Pay. up Week. FLl'SHIXG. U I.. Feb. 5. In an! attempt to get their 12,000,000 worth o! debts paid. Flushingites inaugur- ated a week's payup campaign with i the slogan: "Man is dust and dust set-1 tbs. He a man!'' Glaring posters) proclaim this idea throughout the town. The campaign is under the di- rection of the Flushing Business Men's association. ljcxington. Kentucky, j Great Neck and Far Knckaway got! the details of the Flushing plan and are watching results here. i-l I I M I V.ST SIJiKl" BREEDS JTVKNILE ('It IMF PORVALLIS, Ore., Feb. "Onej result of insufficient sleep is juvenile ortBte." said Miss Karenhill. formerlt Of King s College, london in an ad j liress to Oregon home-makers, at the! nagementl Kh.ool children of Great Britain and Assoc.-1 fount! that most of them lose from i in- ap.ltoree, to four hours of the sleep they oiganiza- should have every day. some even , more. The .unly way to get rid of fatigue in that it warns us when we I need rest, but over-fatigue has had I effects, sometimes permanently bad). fling out the ashes caUs- j 1 more and more poorly, i nt sleep keeps us from SS it first on the nervous e influence ot' which do deeds that seem daring which in so. system, un boys a re a to them de The Coming Baby! Hooray! Hooray! Nothing ele can to completely endear its to the prc-scnl and the future as the expected arrival of a b:;by. But in the meal time the comfort of tie mother II of Ttst i-pcrtanci. There Is a tftmUi external rem Sdy known as "Moth SS's MsaST which ex erts SMadsrM Infu enco upon tss expand. Inr mu-rles. They be come more pliant, stretch WithOa! un.'ue pain, nnike the prrlo.1 one of please lit anb. Ipation lntcal of ap prrkenon. In a rie of plradM letter from all on-r the reentry mother tell of the rrent help "Mather'. Kriend" was to them. Kirn irrandmotliers tell the woadielhij utory to their own fllagblll. ibsal to entrr the rt.itr of mi'Uierhoo.1. Ol a asHtl of Moth er Friend" tndsy of your nenresl ilrumtist. this splendid help with Mat own band rnideil by your BWB BSSSt For a free book of Interest and Importance tn all mother 1 rile b. Rrndfli'l l Regulator Co.. l 1 im-ir Hog, Vtlaut.i. tla. t relate, the persuaal ctperielKx-s cf many happy mother. It telh many things that all women ahtmld be fa miliar with: It i. at once a guide and au Inspiration. Wr-ip for- thi bock. 7 SCOLD. MOTHER! IHE CROSS CHILD IS LOOK VI FONGirE! II OOA1 I I' 1 1 in urn gftoM 11 i n hi; .;m 1 - Don't scold )ou- fretful, pe vi.n child - if tns J ; ts c ated; t ils Is a sure s'gn its :iUn s ..roach, iiver and bowrls are I I with tour waste. When liatless. IWl le. crush, full of cold, AmtUl bad. thro .r s.rc. doe. n t eat, s!i ep or act BtiUfulIy, has stom achache, indigestion, diarrhoea, give 1 teaspoonful of "California Syrup o. Flgs. and in a few hours all the foul waste, the sour bile and fermenting food passes out of the bowels and you have a well and playful child again children love this harmless "lruit laxative." and m 'there can re., easy after giving il. because it never fails to make the r Iltt.e tfneS. s" clean and sweet. Keep it handy, Moth".' A I. '.tie given today saves a sick cefjd to'.'or rqw but get the gSIWII 1 A-k your jriiggM for a 50 cei ifo rda Syrup of Fl re-lions for babl-s. O dtle of "I'.il - wfch hr.a di- ehMraa of ail agt and for grow 1 ups plainly oa the bottle Hememrier ther- are counterfeit- sold here Be surely look and see that yours I mnCe by the "'California Fig Sy-ruo I'ompai)." Hand lack with 1 . intern, .my.imer fig syrup. ber moments they would not do. Thev are literally influenced through loH of sjeep. "We must set our faces against evening entertainments for children Many school children are sent to bed at a seasonable hour during the week but this rhythm is broKe for them OB one or two davs of tne week. This Irregularity is very injurious and sit ting up one night cannot I made up for by the regularity of many nights ' WKITK TO TOfJR FRDXXM 'i Monogram Stationery w. a. smith & co. WEDDING AND VISITING CARD ENGRAVERS. MORGAN PLUG . PORTI.VND. It. J. E. MULLINIX, Lawyer Over Taylor's Hdw. Store. Pendleton, Oregon. LCY LEE 1 lll ESI BER II mi '! No Tl I (, rad. 11 M. Our root, hava -. chronic diseases ' " Ing from catarrh .ih":a. or bronchia t trouble, const tion. rheumatism sppt ndli have be.-n leiitored to he and happtasai ith..ui pat ou. drugs. b the CSt herb. ( oaSS ami KSS