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EIGHT PAGES PAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1916. E S5 .FKNl'KNT M." Sl'Al'KR. I they serve as rate regulators, j The East Oregonian men-, tiottfl these facts because it. I wishes the bonding plan tc j MANY BUYING PIANOS and twi-WackU at It succeed and not fail. This pa- an" rim.isHiNu co. Pr believes sufficient atten- Get in on This Large Appropriation. It is a Fact That You Can Official t'ouutj Paper, Member Davltad IYi'sr Association. Knt.reit at the , at l'endleton, Oregi-o. us NCOad i liu mall matter. atflbDe ON BALI IN OTUKR CITU8 aperlal Hotel News Stand, Portland, Bowman Newt Co, Portland. Oregon. ON H1.K AT Chicago bureau, ttOH Security Building. Washington. IV C, Bureau 501. Four taenia Street, N. W. HMCURIOM KATKS. (IN ADVANCE I Dally, one year, by mall 15.00 Dally, all months, by mall 2-50 lal!y, three nioutha, by mall 1.25 Dally, one month, by mall 50 Dally, one year, by carrier 7-50 Daily, all months, by carrier S 75 Dally, three months, by carrier 1 5 Dally, one month, by carrier 65 Semi Weekly, one year, uy mall 1.50 Semi Weekly, all tnoulha. by mall 75 Henri Weekly, (cur months, by mail 50 ; tion has not been given to the subject of a road to the Co lumbia. If no other road is possible there should at least be provision for a through road to Umatilla, so as to pro vide for service to the open river. There is opportunity for a road system that may in time compensate for its cost by bringing reduced freight rates. Why overlook such a golden chance? BREAKING INTO FARMING BEAVTIFI I. 1 .1 I Purchase One of Many of the World's Best Known Pianos Now lor a Great Deal Less Than Ever Before in Pendleton, w thiu lteautiful lives find The leautifnl secret of being kind. And passing it on and making it grow In many an aching heart of woe. Beautiful lives, that where they pass Are like a musle along the grass. A breeze of summer, a velvet thing Like a butterfly poised OB azure wing. Beautiful lives, that come with love. That teach the lesson of dream and love. And spread the fashion of be ing sweet From door to door in the little street. Beautiful lives are those that give Beautiful love that the world may live In mellower manners derer ways Down its toiling am days. Beautiful lives are seek. To help the helples the weak. To cheer the chee sing and snine OW can I make a start?' ask men who have grown tired of unconge nial positions. Certain things seem clear. First, the individual must de cide for himself just which line of work he prefers, and then he should secure a good knowledge of the theory of it. The next thing is to develop a knowledge of the practice of the work, and about the only way to do so is actually to work awhile at it. Don't be too bad ly alarmed. In this day the fanning bus isensses are crying for labor, , Pendletoa uwoke this morning to and the workers are paid well j find that March hud come in like a r o ; vr ...... V. 1 1 Perhaps you have at sometime lefore figured on buying a Knabe. Kimball. Steger Sons. Kecd it Sons, a P. A. Starck ptuyer-plano, a Fayett 8, Cable. a, Lyon Heal) or socio one of the many world's famous pianos that we are It Is a fact that you can hoy one of them In the next few days ami -a, froni sum. mi to 1200.00 on your purchase. The great savings are made possible by several of the largest Eastern pi ano manufacturers who are very anxious to advertise their pianos in the weal and thev have allowed us a very large appropriation for distribution to our customers. There are several carloads of the most beHUtlfnl and finest pianos We have ever seen shipped to Pendleton and Walla Walla. Perhaps you have heretofore wished for a Grand ( ano or a player-pinno, but felt that thev were too expensive, You can trade in your old piano now and lite bal ance you will owe will he so little that you won't feel hurt, besides if von wish you can pay he Itffcrcnce In one or two years. Every piano is fully guaranteed by the best guarantee ever given by a re liable factory besides we are back of every piano sold with a "money back" if not as represented guarantee. The sale will onlv last a few days as one will tell another and when the people get to know of the unprecedented values, every piano will go quickly Out store will remain open evenings. Just a word. If vou arc not pretiaml to pay cash you may have two or j three years' time or vou mav iay a little each month like rent. YRRKN'S Ml Mt HOCSE S20 Main St. INVESTIGATION Will prove to you the great advantage to be gained by merely comparing REAL GOOD VALUES such as the Popular Cash Store give, with other merchandise otter ed at only attractive prices. ' WE DELIVER THE GOODS, and fresh, new crisp merchandise of quality only. Popular Cash Store methods will interest the thrifty consumer. DON'T BE BLIND. INVESTIGATE March Lives Up to its Reputation by Arriving Like Lion Bl ANKKT OF SNOW OOVEKS CITY nils MORNING, THEN TURNS TO RAIN. and Which hasn't been officially bet tered. OB the same Occasion the men bowling at Philadelphia rolled 1115 in three games the Lit Grande men beat that record by 22 points. WAGES TO BE RAISED IN THE LUMBER CAMPS ABERDEEN, Wash,. March t. Several lumber manufacturing plants announced tin increase of wages. It Is also given out that four logging! camps shut down manv months will, be started early In March, and then I 500 men will be given employment asj a result The camps to be opened are the blstj camp of the National Lumber com pany of Hoqulam at fedarville; the! Shingle Co., at ind ten. and fv,oi uimiflM Xovt hp uon unaer a cover or snow n, vci , , . , tnoiet snow began tailing during the ought never to buy a place wly morilUlf houii anJ by , oVlock "unseen"; he should look Over tnere wu a quarter inch blanket over the prospective farm, consider the city. The storm continued sever- location, soil, climate, markets, ; 11 hoars, w tur"!"s to sieet i-l ' Jlu t- .,1 k. and sometimes to rain. lituor CUnUiUUUB. ill suwv, .., frm rh. foothills indicate .u". ."v. m , , Ja11 - ABWUIfa cuiouei must Oe prepared to uwn "that snow has been falling therai Humphtultps; Preston larm business HKe any OUier lightly lor tne past two uays. iuiuu- here, and Mcv'ush-Coat business. lug the prophesy sent out by the L,lflc Beachi "IT j. i , f weather bureau as a warning to He must be prepared for, sUK.kmen by hard physical and keen men-; During the month or February tb I Dlew ptriiitently for tal work. If he is capable Of ! snowfall was 3J 3-4 inches, according ,np cotton boll weevil these, especiallv of the latter. " "da w , j j.u f ,, official weather observer, and the ne neeu 1101 oe susiu w "- , ,. ti f mnistur .mounted to ...... iture into a 1 arming propositi- 3.12 mches whereas the normal ion. for it will repay his efforts. I But if he hasn't this ability, let ihim stav rieht where he is. amp it Ta In such a friendly and fearless j Never let him attempt to show the natives how to farm, for; style. Beautiful lives, that are a dew On dusty roads that the world ploughs through. And a vine by the door, and a flower on the sill. To bring God's beauty to lone and ill. the month is but 1.47 inches. The total precipitation for the wet season, which began Sept. 1, Is now I St.94 inches against 8.1 mches nor mal, a surplus of nearly two inches. wind, which everal days. In Georgia, made an advance of 1 00 miles ip. a few weeks, whereas Its progress tin- normal conditions has been M ror miles in year. The area of Lake Superior is 31. 200 square miles; Lake Michigan. 22. 450; Lake Huron. 11,800, Lake Erie 0960, and Lake Ontario 7240 e t I without Kood business manage- jment behind it, he will find j farming about the hardest jwork with the poorest pay on j earth. The Countryside Ma gazine. LA GRANDE MEN MAKE NEW BOWLING RECORD WHY OVERLo'oK THE ONE BEST CHANCE? THE NEXT CROP HETHER correct or not the following from a Ww York financial re- HE East Oregonian haa Ljew interest our farmers: this gratuitous aavice ior ..0ur winter wheat acreage the gentlemen handling! k to show a small de- the road bonding proposition trease owing to contraction in , Knx and Saiterthwalte Knocked down . .1.' A... J I . .. . -i iu t winlw eitme MTftbltflh- - , ine souxn. rii ine same units LA GRANDE, Ore.. March I Claude Walden and Ben Houck on January 4. this year, set two new world records with oowllng pins, a belated Study "f bowling records dis closes. They broke, on two differ-nt occasions that day. two records made in Philadelphia in open competition in 1012 by two men named Knox and Satterthwaite While the local nun were not competing in recognized bowline- congress competition, the fed remains they bested records made In a score of years on the day the last fficial record was set. Feb,. 18. 191J in this county do not pins iu a single game look the desirability of a hard1 i,ki- nnrii rrf Ln a """sea woriat , . , . ivciv tuunuuw v-1 January in mis city. surface road to the Columbia wjnter wheat crop has been, Houck set a mark of 5 river with its Dossibilities along I 1illorl Ar'ponlincr tn better than th mark the line of reducing freight the pmeilt outlook there is no ird. Last INVESTIGATE OUR NEW SUMMER WASH MATERIALS, such as new Seed Voils, Printed Rice (Moth, Plain Voils, Batista, etc. P. C. S, Prices, the yard, 5, 8Vs, 10c. 12'.. 15c, 18. 20C. 2:Jo and 25 INVESTIGATE OUR NEW EXTRA QUALITY GINGHAMS AND PER CALES; 86 in. wide Percale; 27 in. wide gingham ; light and dark colors. P. C. S, Price the yard 10, or 11 yds. $1.00 INVESTIGATE OUR NEW COS TUME CREPES. Pink, blue, lavender and white. P. C. S. Price the yard 20C INVESTIGATE OUR NEW MINA TAILORED HOUSE DRESSES. Come in pretty gingham, neatly made and trimmed ; perfect fitting. P. C. S. Price $1.19, 81.39 and 81-49. INVESTIGATE OUR NEW GING HAM, CREPE and PERCALE PETTI COATS. P. C. S. Price only 59C INVESTIGATE OUR NEW TUB SILKS. Come in all the newest candy stripes, all 36 in. wide. P. C. S. Price the yard 90 INVESTIGATE OUR NEW New S p r i ng time in mge 01 1 ES 4." JK1 INVESTIGATE OUR NEW BUNGA LO APRONS. Just received. New styles, fancy and plain; big values. 1. C. S. Prices -19C. o, TOO.iWC, 81-19 and 81.49. LJ i wlde M l"5 : ' patterns I rVT - ; nrino-M o II V j V s. Prices on mtt- i 83.45 to 80.f INVESTIGATE OUR NEW ALL SILK CREPE DE CHINES. Come in ivory, pink, blue and black. P. C. S. Price, the yard 81.19 Scene from l.vilia (, Ine Frederick, at Saturday. Imore, with Paul Mta, I'ridav and chance for another bumper wheat crop in 1916." The fact the country atjjL large will not have a bumper wheat crop will not worn northwest farmers. With such a rates. In the plan suggested to the county court here yesterday there is no recommendation for any through surfaced road to the Columbia at any point. The appropriation suggested for the road from Pendleton to Umatilla is not sufficient to complete the road. There will be a gap of 10 miles or more, according to the estimate. There was not recognition whatever for the Cold Springs farmers who have been very anxious for a road to the Co lumbia and have volunteered to raise a large sum of money among themselves to aid in paying for such a road. The rate situation is now in such shape that we may soon witness real use of the upper Columbia. Portland is in a plight where she will have to resort to boat service in order tn protect her position in the grain rade. If the interstate commerce commission refuses I- ,' ., i l,.vL-tr rut. thun If. ,;.,o ,,ik.r termink the. use i a square deal in spite of the of the river will be absolutely ! legislature and the land grant INVESTIGATE OUR NEW SUSINE SILK. Comes in pink, blue, ivory, maze and white; 27 inches wide. P. C. S. Price the yard only 25f INVESTIGATE OUR NEW SILK PET TICOATS. All extra quality silk, well made. P. C. S. Prices 82.45, 82.98 to 85.95. INVESTIGATE OUR SHOWING OF NEW WOOL DRESS GOODS, Serges, etc. P, C, s. Prices the yard. I9f, 9o. 75c. 81 19 to 8109. INVESTIGATE OUR SHOWING OF WHITE INDIA LINONS, Klaxons, Ba tisls, Palm Beach Cloth, Middy Cloth, etc P. ('. S. Prices the yard 10c. 12c. 13c 1"C IMc 33c to 33. INVEST IGATE OUR SHOWING OF NEW PHOENIX SILK HOSE. Come in fancy embroidered plain black and White, plain black lace, plain white lace, etc. P. C. s. Prices 75c, 81.00, 81.25 and 82.00 pr. INVESTIGATE OUR SHOWING OF NEW W. B. CORSETS for ladies and misses'; exclusive new models; all sizes, P, C, S. Prices !Oc. 8I.OO. 81.50. 82.00. 82.50. 83.00 and 83.50. INVESTIGATE OUR SHOWING OF NEW SPRING MUSLIN WEAR. You will be surprised at the big values the P. C. S. offers. On Smnnrtanrp nf Rpsnra Rnrn Anain 9 INVESTIGATE OUR SHOWING OF commonplace briffhtnpM and1 Joy you epec to yield? You feci the tu( of duty he the lure of ple-isure tnere; : endless conflict between thus. vou want to A rliy Charles K Doea there at tlmi realization of the an abundance of moisture we "ur f. are in line for heavy yields, judging from present conditi ons. But if the prospects are pool for a bumper crop next sum mer why are they not paying more for wheat at present? The car shortage is a prob lem that is making transporta tion men gray headed and there are reports that logging camps, mills and railway main- tenance crews face a shortage! Ynu knom how ot laborers. Ithe mominx witt Hen wood.) s come over iilvv: 1 I Wii eii iu and the humnn i that hap-) itlonal exer- hi' fee t task of 1 1 lUcceAe, or or May a inn money, er at the mi of wh'- thini; and thofie, you have you devote what vo l "st energies to th" mittens, achieving a a very Indifferent ery great success in lon't you ever sort of nreaitty of it all, a t. after all. 'is the heat best th bi .) I" iruntled, but not of life and find It very common bush ." who, whatsoever a youthful epliit otlon are the di.s vvho do their duty eiadlyt and who In the German view a mer chant ship carrying a 'rod" is waging offensive war; they make no allowance for self de- fense. hurried Ml dabs at c the papers i ud miss absoluo-h something well To determine ' Is not difficult bilitl,- are often real enoimh. i man Indeed can gel the only course open to the "'conference." i by perfect llonalre uulty I river if we are not to have at metropolis. If a Portland line is established it will be obliged to CUl rates ,., w v , , hj hwa to the come the handicap that has fallen upon that city in the!(-"lumbl lorm of the common point Rate decision. there so that only It looks like Oreion will get ""-""Xh the- day with honesty. Jus It looks lkt uregon wiii ani kiMntm. whH doini en- nine day's work. 'ur senlorn try us. our Juniors irv us more. The work may not be so hard, but It leaves ti fatigued and What is the use of an open!"" """" ''ululn t,m" f"mw,: The, change .vr ,ne,,.ai Ion t unite measure up ro expecla-ldo It eagerly. tions. Note that In And we mutter at "bui dltlons. or af the emplov "Just my luck." the Joy of doing I what makes happlneai The secret ha been hlle. It ui only a j that It does not He IU knowledge, power ,r W New Spring 1&- Coats and f4 Suits WA 3 1 SEEING THEM WILL CONVINCE 1 YOU THAT THE STYLES AND PRI CES ARE CORRECT. 3 lYk Mil platitude to ia; wealth, fam1. any poMMMlon iu chuh and iibtdina iIacc are within you, ami may be aha fad allka i iiay laborer, In i How in Miparlenc 1 Baaily dona; at t itifie, and, lay' work BIMl Popular Cash Store Better Goods For Less Money m I The "Watchful Waiting Hiinurv Husband's Club" iu a A. In view of this would it noti at HprmiH- be a serioUS blunder for Lma-j(jn. s0UnfJH Jjg a men'3 rights at breakfast perchance (some arlreal yen lH irrevocable that pntenllnlly won derful brain of v,,lir the product Dl untold cases of volution, countless brain cells but await your Imperious win to live. RetrtatnDer Kipiinc s This, at any rate. Is the experience words "Whatever you may have i,r manv while rlht a'.oniaide of them thoucht or said or done, nothlnii, for THIS MAY ENTERTAIN tilla county to bond itaelf to I the limit without providing for connection with the river? Would we not be paasing up one of the strongest argument for use of the bonding law? There are people who look with disfavor on building ex pensive roads merely for trav el vet favor such roads when association, i Too much snow is plenty; especially when it is supposed to be spring. If that fighting continues much longer the vicinity of Verdun will be an internati onal cemetery. are hanov vou knowi on the crowded Then. Join the faction of car at shop or office. It may be a . Youth and vou will want senior there, or a Junior or a friend, will appear one who la dnln? whai nee Is to be done In a aplrlt of Joy and satlsfi ctlon with tne eager -eft of a healthy child tit play. Just what Is It thai makes this startling difference In people thai divides them sharply Into two class es one tired, the other eager, one fa tigued the other buoyant; one who Klerm with l youth's fierce desire, not weal: It alone, nor fame, nor knowledge, nor power, but vou wllHwnnt to do; atld I in proportion m tne nmn iu man kind of thai which you do. "all those things will b added unto you" as bv -products of the joy of doing Not for nothing was It said: "V' '. must be born again." And vou can. Try It! ;rrrn; kvkv. "Don't you care for any postcards today?" asked a poatal clerk, aa ho handed the man the stamp he had requested. "No. not today." aald the man. "Or some stamped envelopes? We have some new ones." "No, thank you." "Would you like a money order "No." "Or perhaps you would like to op en a postal savings account? " Hut the man had fled. "Who was that fellrrw and why (lid you ask him all those questions?" ask ed a fellow clerk. "That," said the other clerk, "Is my barber For years when he has shav ed me he has bothered me with rec ommendations of massages, sham poos, hair cuts and hair tonic. I am even with him now!" IN-SHfHrTS. In times of trouble sympathy It apt to be Inquisitive. Safety Hist Is another name for the exercise of common sense. Ir must make a poor cuss feel proud to be sued for IfiO.liOfl dam ages When you want a man's real opin ion of you provoke him to under When asked to choose betweea style and comfort man seldom dis plays any more sense than women The stationary blush Is never so at tractive on the face of a girl as th one that occasionally fades CASTO R IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years AlwavH bears the Signature of