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fAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 21. 1916 EIGHT PAGES Clothes that keep you "Dressed-Up" Make your "Dress-Up" time last throughout the year with BOND CLOTHES $15.00 to $30.00 A Bond Suit is a mortgage on prosperity. Bond Clothes will mark you as a man of success and good taste. There is a good reason for this. The success of Bond Clothes and of this store are reflected in the clothes themselves. They are made to clothe prosperous men. You will find here a variety in style and texture that is sure to meet your ideas of good dressing. An artist in the work of designing youthful clothes has put his best work into each suit. VISIT OUR STORE TODAY The live place for. better hats "Knox", "Stetson", "Knapp-felt", We have just thehat for YOU. Shoes too-"Ewdin Clapp", "Nettleton" and "Just Wright". If you are hard to fit "bring your feet here" we will fit you right. t-.i , : mm A.D.&C. BOND BROTHERS Pendleton's Leading Clothiers AN INDKl'ENDENT NEWSPAPER. tlibllabed Daily ind Semi Weekly at Pen dletuo. Oregon by the EAST OUOONIAM PUBLISHING CO Official Coouty Paper. Member loited Preaa Association Entered at tbe puatofflce at Peodleton. Oregon, aa a0Dd-c lasa mall matter. elepkune 1 O.N SALE IN OTHER CITIE8. lnper!! Hotel Newa Burn! Portland, Oregon Bowman Newa Co. Portland. Oregon. ON KILE AT Chicago Bureau. 909 Security Bulldlnn Waablogtoa. It. C Bureau 001, Four ttentb Street, N. W. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. UN AOVANf'K I lially one fear, by mall Dally, all muntba. by mall Dally, three montha. by mall - Dally, one month, by mall Dally, one year, by carrier Dally, all month, by carrier Dally, three montba. by carrier - Dally, one month, by carrier Beml Weekly, one year, uy mall Beml Weealt. all montha, by mall Bernl Weekly, fou months, by mall ... .15. oo . 2.50 . 1.25 . .50 . 7.50 . 3.75 . 1 5 . ,B5 . 150 . .75 . .50 J courage a spirit of co-operation ; and produce a better under standing of what the other fel t low is doing. ' They tend to crystalize the civic spirit and bring forth more united action toward the common goal of a greater endleton. Cities grow where fate builds jthem, but in the upbuilding ! process natural conditions ; alone do not govern. The situ ation is vitally affected by the energy, spirit and vision of the people, particularly of those ; v. ho hold the leadership. A town with the most favored lo cation will not necessarily b the metropolis of its territory ago. In the fourth week of February, thirty-nine roads reported gross earnings of $16,500,000, an increase of $4,600,000 over the same week a year ago, or nearlv 40';. From the Review. Clews Financial The irresistible German of- TIIK I'M) FOK OPERATIONS, (By Dr E. K Haslop, Pendleton, Or.) Today a word or two about opera- j- i n"n to i" neat una ui una m osi pop ienMe seems to have rtUlnUr ,ubJecu ln med)ciU Ktenec s against an immovable French popular has the word "operation" be- defense at erdun and the re-;tom" " public favor hai ba.ii Many industries are also doing !?ult may have an important itendel and lhe most raj'c,na,ln' toP' a v-orr Urcro hnainaae nurrifii. 1 ! ii. ... . I ' many conversation . the numtie a very large business, particu- bearing on the end of the war larly those engaged in the manipulation of raw materials and large profit and increas- The spectacle of northwest wheat bids at prices one half ing dividends appear to be the as high as Liverpool figures order of the day. The leader- j should be an eye opener on the ship of the steel industry is un-( subject of ocean transporta questioned for reasons generation. tiik itiT or Dl AM,. 4 Tin bMl of us all have our mix- 4 W:th '-'ir mixture of trone 4) Th ally understood. Orders run ning into 1917 are being plac ed at top prices, and the in- It mav lose its nlace throuirh dustry is facing both a short- letharirv or throueh lack of vi-iai?e of materials and a scarcity ,o iori nritira Hmp of labor, makine; it impossible . s'" - . - - nave eastern uivsron renuieion nas a spienuiu wi - cation. This is well known yet textlle tratle 1S ver' active. few realize the full value of J,nd a hopeful feeling prevails our stragetic position. In ajln a" departments, regardless i. t r-,,tw-, of war conditions. g.cai maiiMaw i, -- - I vn island, below Phteon point oa the is the most fortunately situated! On the Stock Exchange there cuo.n-.ia cast, appealed to f-derai Villa might do well to fol low Huerta's polity and head toward the coast. ihe weather bureau should head quarters in Pendleton. - Si i I. ion. invade nf Koom. SAX FRANCISCO, March 21. Thf keeper : th lujhthouae on Ann Neu Thi An' ml Th 4 hare our for- 'Me rfi - :i"!n lit- us hate to ad- 1 '- ' '-' en arronl iiot .) the number of organs removed. I( should make one stand aghast at the gtirglcal butchery that has b.n performtd. Operations are sometimes aecet. sary and are made more so throuitn stlf-neglect. nut how many cases of removed ovaries, tuheit, curataRc of uterus and ai'Pendlcltis could have been avoided if the patient had on!' tall.il Into different hands. Look at the havoc wrought from pelvic "perations in women, who find other complication! to meet after their organ! have heen partially or oompletly removed. Does the osteopath speak from ex perience when he has relieved so man', of these pelvic troubles? Has' he witnessed the fllsappearance of pain, dragging and the gradual clear- lug up of the discharge so character!!-1 tic of Inflamed uterus, ovaries and; tulies, to lack sympathy for those who have not heard nr the merits of small city in the northwest. ltVVas increased activity. Some I Official! here for relief rrom the, sea Osteopathy and have not even trledj Ic far anH nwav thf most. arl. '. Of the SDecialties made strik- """,' whl h the law torblds his kill- this method of treatment: -Adv. J vantageously located town in ing advances. Trading was (astern Oregon. It is destined : encouraged by divergencies of an exter by nature to take the lead in 'opinion and the more hopeful run pom the east-of-the-Cascades coun-1 news regarding our relations! fry and as years go by its su-iwith Germany and Mexico. IZxinmn premacy will become more and ; The favorable conditions re- when h more annarent unless the citv s lerred to above in the domestic : young seals march into i ing, which won't emigrate and which id and mult iplied to such th . i eaten Island ation receive,) here opens the rfoof a t! the house, complalood, he eep, i premium, for elitist disturbance dur- as the -Ignal for i aofll ,?'''h side which an alarm ',i . . i 'V. got It to flfht t: '. v . lei Tin 4 ataad up with t', the light everv In' h of us wenVne.sa with clock was as the coo The problem will the department of ( bor. rig of n dove. e passed Itp to tnrnerce and la- arhlch we are 'uraed. ru! looklnf on life with a smile Selected . FOR HE GREATER PEN DLETON n N ratherlnpi such as the J . hi id litre last evening nt which heads of local or MalMllani spoke on the dif ft real rttimtf of community work there is opportunity for leal good. Such meetings en- progress is scuttled through in- trade also exerted a stimulat ;,t meul Ump ,h- 'ntlr -"'" I A-.trt - .v. fi inc .ffoct rrtionlorlv i th' fllrr""n hi" omi,,l., barking for, narrow contracted community Steel shares, United States ,, at policies. I Steel acting as a good market leciarad i Get-together meetings to dis- leader. Railroad shares arc " . m x ... .1.. : j I Hon Chor cuss ways and means ior iuiure recwvuig iutrocu auco growth and development Won from investors because of should be held frequently. j their improved financial con- dition. Politics were tempor- A FLOURISHING OUTLOOK arilv forgotten, the Buccess of the president in overcominK ROWING optimism per- opposition to his foreign policy vades home business cir- being decidedly beneficial. The cles. Trade is active in war remains the controlling nearly all lines, and values are factor in the financial situation upon an ascending scale, and continued applications for Bank clearings at all the lead- funds to carry on the war ing states of the United States from foreign countries are ex continue to run about 50' ; pected. Negotiations have ahead of last year, activity be- been going on to this end for ing much greater in the East- some time past, and large cred ern and Middle states than in its are likely to be granted the West. Railroad traffic is from time to time to Great still very heavy. With the ap- Britain and France, and pos proach of spring greater acti- sibly to Russia and Italy; this vity in thi- direction is to be form of financing finding anti' apti'd. Railroads are op- greater favor on this side of rating under more favorable the Atlantic than bond issues, conditions and net result are A loan for $75,000,000 to Ca decidedly better than a year nada will soon be forthcoming. Remold the Initial Empire. LONDON, .March 21 The remold ing of the system of the governmt nt of the llrltish empire after the wit was predicted by Herbert I.. Samuel, secretary for home affairs at a din ner given In honor of the Australian premier, William Morris Hughes. "Many times ln history," said the home set rotary, "have states previous ly not intimately united tn their Franklins Selling Fast We anticipate this to be our greatest sea&on. Our large stock of the famous FRANKLINS Becured dur ing the winter is now entirely sold out also two cars of the carload now en-route. If you would enjoy the pleasures of riding in a FRANKLIN This season, let us request that you permit us to have your oroer now, so that we may arrange delivery from our schedule on a date satisfactory to you. Pendleton Auto Comp'y 812 Johnson Street. Telephone 541 tenia I irganlsation bei py war.'' n welded )ne reason housewives are con fronted lo a servant problem Is that they rant produce reference from! the last girls that worked for them, j Good flour, good baking powder, good salt and good coolin? ought to be combined with a very good shortening to produce the best biscuits. Cottolene makes wonderful biscuits, because it is a natural shortening which improves the flavor and betters the quality of foods coo!;cd with it. Try it with your next botch of biscuits; then arrange w ith your grocer ior a regular tuj ply and uac it fur all your ahorteoiog, frying and cake-n,aking. lut?k:fairqank wpany i n TWO AIMS that have determined the policy of this bank for twenty-seven years are to provide 1. Ab-olute safety for our patrons' funds. 2. Service which will give complete sat isfaction. On this basis we cordially invite your account, whether large or small. 4', in terest paid on Savings. h UN: MA I A F11:MMM
