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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MABCH 29. 1916. EIGHT PAGES fimmHiK iiiiiiiiiiiniiimiiHiimim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii niiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiimitr V iniMiiiiiiiiimii mam mwiMiHiwttiiitiMiMiiiminiiiHiinmnniMiiiH iw miuimmi im hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii minimi mi mmim V TODAY AND sss TOMORROW PAOIKXB A A U I Ernie Potts Company j D V I L L 4-PM r - Minain Alel and Bag I Sanberg & Rose The Premier Black-Face Act The Long WOrths Refined Singing and Piano Act I Bessie Barriscale in 'ill's Altf I KEYSTONE COMEDY-Mack Swain and Keystone Players in f "HIS AUTO RUINATION" ! TEMPLE THEATRE s litiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiitifliiiiiiiitiiiiiittiifliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiititiii iiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiLiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiitiiiiiiiiiatiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiaiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitintiinniimn,,, Punching Act 4-PeopM n V I L L iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimni i iiitniimiimiiiiHinm mm mi mmmiin it iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimn iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiHiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiilim AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. ruMlstM Dtily and Senl-Weeklr at Pen dleton. Orefoo, by the SOT OREGONIAN PUBLISHING CO. Official Conner Paper. Member United Press Assoclatloa. sibilities open to the city and crops and industrial conditions work more vigorously to ob tain for the town the full fruits cf its natural location as a me tropolis of a veritable empire. There is much to be done in the future and for Pendleton to will once more become the main factors upon which to form intelligent business opin ion. For the time being these are generally favorable. There tn"'um- ".quires that thinking be done wun ner own neaa. ON SALE IN OTHER CITIES. Imperial Hotel Newa Stand. Portland. Newa Co.. Portland, Oregon. ON FILE AT Chicago Bureau. 909 Security Building Wellington, D. C, Bureau 501, Four Math Street, N. W. THE PRICE TOO GREAT SUBSCRIPTION KATES. (IN ADVANCE) Dally, one year, by mall.- Dally, all months, by mall Dally, three montba, by null Dally, one month, by mall Dally, oae year. By carrier Dally, ali montba, by carrier Dally, three montba, by carrier Dally, one month, by carrier ami-Weekly, one year, oy mall Metal-Weekly, aix montlta, by mall ... Baal-Weekly, four montba. by mall "get there" with her own feet is still a great abundance of loanable funds at reasonable rates, and in spite of the great expansion of credit there is as yet no sign of serious weak ness; nor is there any likeli hood of such while our bank ers continue their conservative policy in loans and our gold supply is adequately maintain- While we are still feeling .50 HERE is food for thought in news of the passage by congress of an army deficiency appropriation of eight and a half millions to cover military expenses on the ed. border and in Mexico. I the benefit of last year's big tJo I to police the border and i harvest, the outlook for the ' " rI?iS9nc a sma" force after onejcoming crop season is still in Z' V'efl gang of cutthroats costs so j definite. The industrial situ- - 1-5J much what would be the ex- ation however is exceedingly pense of a general conquest 01 active, ana outside ot maus Mexico, such as our jingoes de- j tries affected by the war there sire though they seldom open-1 is a distinct revival in enter ly admit the fact. price. Labor is well employed Necessarily the financial land securing good wages. The cost would be something stag- cost of living has advanced gering, not to mention the loss! somewhat, but nothing in corn in good American lives. In a parison with the rise abroad, general war against Mexico Building is exceedingly active money would disappear like in the principal cities. Rail water on a thirsty desert. At'road traffic is very heavy, and the finish we would have ajthe big roads are reflecting country we do not want, a land j their improved financial posi where the climate is not suit- tion by placing liberal orders able for Anglo-Saxons. We for new equipment. In the have such a country now in thelsteel trade there are as yet no Philippines and are devising a signs of reaction, unless it be method of dropping the bur- that prices have risen to a den. point which obliges in many A general war with Mexico cases a postponement of or would be a tremendous price d era. The steel industry is to pay for the gratification of .however extraordinarily ac a few wealthy concerns having tive, the output of pig iron interests in that ill-fated land, j having practically doubled in No such sacrifice should be a little over a year. This coun asked of this nation. If this try is now making iron at the country needed Mexico we j rate of nearly 40.000,000 toni WITH HER OWN FEET AND should have taken it in 1845 ;a year. The textile and cloth HEAD Jwhen we had those people in !ing industries are also enjoying subjection. It was not good 'unusual prosperity. As yet last year. From Financial Review. the Clews IN NEED OF ATTENTION. The sunshine makes all right, Lota heala the heart with light. Though wlndi may blow and rain may pour If -aornlng brlnga the open door Of blue skv met with vital aun The hattle'a fought, the goal ia won. The aplrlt rises from lta gloom Blithe aa a pink-lipped apple bloom. The euriahine makes all sweet. Love ceimn the hearts that beat. As etouds roll by, so sorrows fly Aad morn sweet glory In the sky Forgets the Bast that round us hung When light hath come to make as young. And waste on her hills of May Br'aft rs the azure for the gray. -Selected. m Hh phrase coined for Pen- policy to take their country dleton by Rep. Roy Rit- then and it would not be good ner. "She gets there with j policy now. her own feet" Is good. It is apt I ..... because it is the truth. Pen dleton is a good town because 9i it own location and the in itiatory spirit of the people. v uture growth for the place THE BUSINESS SITUATION there are no signs of reaction in any of these lines of indus try. On the contrary, those best informed anticipate a con tinuance of activity at least uri- iiu tne enci 01 me year, uur OMESTIC influences will mineral industries are also run begin to exert their nat- ning at top notch, earning un oral influences when the rrecedented nrofits. The will be dependent upon these, war is over, if not before monthly compilation of divi wune conditions. We cannot Peace will overcome the forces dend returns reported a dis charge the town's geographi- which have completely domi- tribution of about $200,000.- a) position but we may realize nated this stock market for 000 in April, an increase of more fully than we do the pos-nearly two years. Money, more than $18,000,000 over (By Dr. E. B. Haslop. Pendleton. Or., Osteopath, Judd Building.) How about that Joint you have been suffering with for some time? Perhaps It ia swollen. Inflamed or at least painful on movement. It prob ably has been diagnosed as rheuma tism or neuralgia and treated with out results. Joints are delicate structures, strains and dislocations often occur, especially over foot, knee, wrist, shoulders and hip joints, which need Osteopathic correction and treatment. The fact that treatment shows such quick results proved that the Osteo path removes the cause. Adv. ' Waste Used Tor Jolly. WASHINGTON. March 29. The 10;, 000 gallons of chetfy Juice wasted each year in the canneries, federal experiments show, would if collected and treated, produce s.6,000 gallons of desirable Jelly or a large quantity of table syrup, or could be made to ferment and produce alcohol. In the experiments a cherry Jelly, brigh red In color and with a fruity odor, was made by concentrating the chert-)- Juice with cane sugar In a vacuum. Stone Ace Man la Dead. SAN FRANCISCO. March 2 Ishl, last of the stone age Yahi tribe of Indiana, which one nourished In Cal ifornia, each of the Sacramento river, ; whose discovery in 1911 near uro ville, Cal., resulted in his adoption by savants of the University of Califor nia as a valuable anthropological ac quisition, died here Saturday from tuberculosis, poslhly Brought on b the Interruption of his primitive, out door life. You men who have some thing particular in mind some certain suit style, pattern or fabric need only to come here where you will be certain to procure it Bond Brothers Pendleton's Leading Clothfcri i3Sr IviiggHgi rt r ' , m - , sj 8 drifts Irani) Bond Clothes 115 to 130 Oregon produces approximately l 3.13.000 linear feet, 'out consumes only about 500,000 feet. Dumplings Par Soups, Stews and Fricassssjd fbJrfasj Left overs of roast lamb, veal or beef, the cheaper cuts of fresh meats, and fowls too old for roasting, make delicious and nourishing stews. K C Dumplings make them doubly attractive and the whole dish Is most economical an object to most families while meats are so high and must be made to go as far as possible. K C Dumplings Br Mrs. Nevada Briggs, the well known baking expert. t eupt flour; 3 level teaepoonfuU K C Baking Powder; teaspoonful tali; I eup shortening; milk or cream. Sift together three timet, the flour, baking powder and salt; into this work the shortening and use cream or milk to' make a dough less stiff than for MINERS LOOK OUT When you first notice a cough even that little tickling in the throat. which some think is a "mere cold , il I may mean serious trouble for you, be-! cause the dust of the mines often brings j bronchitis, pneumonia or consumption j even to men stronger than you. What you need and need at once i is a bottle of Scott's Emulsion toi check the cough and help.the linings j oi ine Droncniai passages to prevent sickness and l6ss of "tirtie". In Scott's Emulsion you get pure cod liver oil blended with glycerine and hypophosphilcs which quickly improves your blood, fortifies your lungs and builds up your strength. It is free from alcohol. Physicians pre cribe it every day. Beware of substitute. Scott a Bowse. Moomftekl, N. j. 1S-3J Allow the ttew to boil down so that the liquid does not cover the meat or chicken. Add half a cup of cold water to Hop its boil ing and drop the dough hi large spoonfuls on top of the meat or chicken. Cover sad 1st boil again for 1J minutes. Made with JC C Baking Powder and steamed in this way, dumplings are as light as biscuits and are delicious with thickened This recipe is adapted from one for Chicken Pit Pie in "The Cook's Book" by Janet McKeniie Hill, editor of the Boston Cook ing School Magazine. The book contains 90 excellent recipes for things that are good to eat and that help reduce the cost of living. "The Cook's Book" sent fru for the colored certificate packed in every 25-cent can of K C Baking Powder, Send to Jaquet Mfg. Co., Chkago. Of course Another Carload Just Arrived REOS The New Models in Both 4-Cylinder and 6-Cy Under. No other car at their price will give you: Such a powerful motor. Such beautiful lines and finish. Such ease and pleasure in driving. Such lasting; qualities in construction SEE THEM! Pendleton Auto Comp'v 1 9 Inkn.n. Ql . " W wss w viitsawss Telephone 541 Show room Corner Court and Cottonwood Streets. sis ass sss 5 Ess sii sss EES ESS sss EES 111 sss EES ill sss sss EES sss SSS ESS EES
