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DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1916.
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BOND CLOTHES
;i'AK.XTKl?l in ES
$15 to $30
Men of Pendleton have come to regard the styles set by
Bond Clothes as assuredly correct and rightly so.
There is a freshness, a spontaniety about them that is easily recognizable
that has given them their undisputed leadership each year season, year after
year. This is so because we scour the world's markets to secure the best. Ours is
preeminently a man's store run by young men who appreciate what men and young
men want and with the requisite skill to put those desires in realization.
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One of the main elements of good style is precision, the cut of the lapel,
the front, the cuff, each of these must be choosen unerringly, for it is the
little things that distinguish to the initiated real style from the mediocre.
A visit here will disclose the truth of this. You will find here the models
delineated in our illustrations. You will find pure wool, superior workman
ship, and lastly you will find style of such smartness and emphatic correct
ness as you will find nowhere else but in Bond Clothes.
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financial "interests" and all the pow
ers of mouldy conservatism cannot
dictate the makeup of the supreme
court of the United States.
The appointment of Bran
deis will cost the president the
love of Wall street if any love
fnr him pver existed in that
ciuarter, but it should commend j
Vim tn the confidence of peo-!
pie of all classes who share the
ideal that principle should
rank higher than the dollar.
"HAPPY VALLEY"
NE of the best new book3
of the vear is a tale of
Eastern Oregon by Anne
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THK HOUSE OF PAIN.
Unto the Prison House of Pain
none willingly repair.
The bravest who an entrance
gain
Reluctant linger there
For Pleasure, paMlng b' that
door, stays not to cheer
the sight.
Sympathy tut mumes
sound and banishes the
light
ruml mirnoses. The govern
ment should keep its pledge.
BRANDEIS CONFIRMED
And
Tet In Ihe Prison House of Pain
full of lieauty
which
things
blow
Like "Tiri!
attain
Perfection Bid the snow
love, entering In his mild
warmth the darkest shad
own melt.
ftas where th- hush II
deep 'h- waft of wings is w
vi,
in.-' iii prtaoa House of
r un' Whal lessons there
And
are bought!
1-MNjns of a eublimer strain
Than any elsewhere taught.
Amid Its loneliness and gloom.
grave meanings grow
more clear.
For to no eiirthly dwelling plsci
seems CM strangely
near'
By Florence Earle roates.
tween Pendleton and Gibbon
anrl will double the rents re
ceived by the Indians, says Ma
jor Swartzlander, agent upon
the reservation.
It is a pleasing development
to contemplate. It means
greater production, more peo
ple and a greater tax run 101
Umatilla county because it is
a mere matter ot time until me
Indian lands will all be subject
to taxation.
But more important than tne
subject of community develop
ment is that of justice to the
redmen. Their little allotments
is all the Indians nave or can, -
"eiceSral'emS! wrUer who iTquiie well known
world. Their ancestral empire tQ thfi
has been taken from thern -
When that was done tne gov-, :v.iuv ;s the title of
emmen .rajteed by treaty charm
to mve them th .te h real,stic rfew of western
sary lor uumcoui. aiivi j ...
A tale of Oregon pioneering; i
of a giant fight to add twenty
million acres of rich, virgin ;
soil to the producing power of
. . , lit.. i: f Vioerlahin and!
-rY confirming the appoint- tne nauuu, .
JJ ment of Louis D. Brandeisi privation of toil and ndr.
to the supreme court the lance, of stress and storm, andj
senate has vindicated the judg- of final victory. ,
S. LI it L and Mfa-S:
has made known to tne worm - - "fhtio-ht
that when it comes to naming dy pioneer, who had fougftt
Zl for the highest judicial potato bugs in Texas pram
tribunal in the land it is not dogs in KaMM, and chtocj
necessary for an executive to bugs in Oklahoma, PWttt
irrfstcure the approval 0f, ing always an undaunted fro.
Wall street N0 Iife' and never '"l h
A verv fair and truthful cheery optimism will linger
portra.". of the situation was long -in the rea de memo y .
made by the Boston Post, a "Haw VrtT to oooK
great New England journal, at that will appeal torn! men
he time the judiciary commit- nd women everywhere and tt
tee made its report. The Post should have an ftoUppea
i. ,ior easier" "is"11 "
. . . ... uartinn will alwavs have a
the little boy. Upon Inquiry the wife
nulled that he had become sleepy
and had been out to bed. Early Sun
day morning the faLher heard the boy
crying, and went to his bed. He
found the child's face black and swol
U n.
it developed from statements of the
older children, that Mrs.. Nikum had
knocked the child down and beat him
With a board until he was unable to
stand. She had then picked him up
and put him to bed.
Sunday afternoon Xikum filed a
complaint against his wife and she
was brought to town by a deputy
sheriff. At an informal hearing be
fore Justice of the Peace White. Mon
day afternoon, the husband agreed to
withdraw the complaint provided his
wife would leave the country and not
return. This she agreed to do at
once, and upon this condition she was
released from custody.
The Nlkums came here from Har
ney valley last fall. Mr. Nikum had
eight children by a former wife, and
Mrs. Nikum two by a former bus
! mand.
Tuesday morning Mrs. Nikum lei I
for Idaho, where she has relatives.
War Secretary Not
Apprehensive Over
Mexican Situation
WASHINGTON, June 2. Spread
out over a five hundred mile line,
1)00 I'arranzlsta have been mustered
for patrol work, according to Fun-
ston's renort. ThiR is double the niim
ber Obregon promised to place In
northern Mexico The troops are most
l Infantry. FunBton said while pa
pers report the entrenchment of the
Mexicans, an Investigation found no
evidence of such a move. There ll
no apprehension, said Secretary Ba
ker. In contradiction of reports of threats
against American forces Funston's re
port said that Trevino has Issued strict
orders that Mexicans found Insulting
Americans be summarily shot.
Senate Passes Bill
for Armor Factory
WASHINGTON. June 2 News of
the naval engagement between Hrlt
ish and Hermans spread like wildfire
among the memberi who are fighting
over the naval bill. II Is reported the
destruction o twelve Hrltlsh vessels
and the dam Afflna of mam others was
grained as ;in argument by many for
a larger United States navy than Is
propotWd In the bill, which has the
largest naval appropriations ever re
ported, and a building program to cost
tne hundred and eighty million. It
is understood the republican minority
w ill attempt to have the bill recom
mitted with Instructions to add two
drcadnaughts. Tillman's plan for a
government armor plate plant carried
as amended.
I Grande; Mrs. John McDonald of w
Iowa; Mrs. I M nrmsby of Hois.'
give a welcoming
I in behalf of the 9
emoerg of the aeno.
P
county
"The Marks of a
Strain will also
speech to the girl
cal young lady n
elation.
Itoll call will be held at 8:55. Mrs
C, H. I'pton will conduct It for the
girls The address of the evening will
be delivered to the hoys by l
Strain, assessor for I'matilla
His subject will I
Man."
Mrs. L. M. ormsny will address the
girls upon the subject, "Olrlhood and
Service."
The sessions tomorrow morning will
begin at 9 o'clock. There will be aft
ernoon sessions but none In the even
ing. On Sunday, sessions will be held
morning, anernoon and evening, at
which time me conference will ad
journ The Sunday evening sessions
j will be open to all.
me toiiowing ladles will have
charge of the girl delegates while In
till. fltV il; I ,11.. M.I ,,, MtfhM,
Mrs & A. Lowell and Mrs. S. ri. Recti
oi lemneion; .Mrs. ( h. Mldwell of
Island flty; Mrs C, H. rpton of Im
FreckleFace
SI N AND WIND BRING Ol T W1.Y
Niters, now to KKMOTt:
KASILY.
Here's a chnnce Mlsa Freckle face.
to try a remedy for rreckles with the
guarantee of a reliable dealer that 't
will not cost you a penny unless It re
moves the freckles, while If K Coos
give you a clear complexxlon the ex
pense Is trifling
Simply get an ounce of nthlae
double strength-- from any druggist
and a few applications should enow
you how easy It la to rid yourself of
the homely freckles and get a beau
tiful complexion. Rarely Is more than
once ounce needed for the worst case.
He sure to ask the druggist for the
dotlhln Ntremrth nthlno a. Ihl. to . v,
prescription sold under guarantee of
money back If It falls to mmove
freckles.
SI Reetz and two sons will leave
Sunday for the Willamette valley to
ipend two weeks. !'iH
VISIT SAYRES ECONOMY BASEMENT
Where You Spend the LEAST and get the MOST.
(ommittee to make a favorable repot:
on the nomination of I.ouis D Itran
dels for the supreme court of the
I'nlted States is but a preliminary vic
tory, yet it almost certainly foretells
the ultimate triumph of the great Ju
rist ami publicist when the whole sen
ate votes upon hi" name. It gives ev
idence thiit the democratic party will
stand strongly for hts confirmation
warm welcome lor writers o
the type of Anne Shannon
Monrooe.
STEPMOTHEP BEVTS BOY
WITH BOARD; ARRESTED
JOHN
both eyef
THE GOVERNMENT GAVE
ITS PLEDGE
TO HK '""i1'011 of rewn-a-tion
lands close to the
Umatilla river will pro
Tide scores of new homes be-
leaving the republicans to get what 1 ;,nd his body mass or onuses. ni,n
. omfort they can OBl Of the odium of a beatln" administered by his Step
that will attah to their hostile action mother, the 4 year old son of Fran:
throughout the country. Nikum. a rancher, wns brought t
The contest has been long and dis-1 John Iay Sunday for medical ntten
creditable to the personal enemies of j t!on. The Nlkurns reside on a ranch
Mr Ilranddls. Hut It has been worth nine miles west of here,
while If It can show-as there is every Saturday night upon returning to
likelihood -that the corporator's, thelths house for supper, Nikum missed
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EVERY CLOTH
SUIT AND COAT
IN THE STORE
REDUCED IN
PRICE.
All this season's
newest m 0 d els,
none reserved.
"They're k o i n g
fast." you'd better
hurry while selec
tions are best.
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