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DATLY EAST OTCECONTAN. rENDLETON, OM50ON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1918.
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AN INHM'KMiKXT KKWSI-ArRR
rakllataad leily nl hrU1 v.-.,n7 at lv
itlrtim. lin-guii. I.T tli.'
All Olll.UlO.lAN rll.Ll.'-HINi CO.
Kntrr4 t 11m t""''' ' IVnJletoo,
kl(lM
tON RAI.H IN OTIlKIl l IT1KS
lr ll..ti-l N-w tiitiiii, lMrllloC
aiu (.".. I'urllKQii, Orea.
N KILE A r
Chlcego Pun-no, guilty Bul!fll.
Wublnitna. 1. '., Ure Bui Feor
iMntb Hlr-t. N. W.
I'liMKIflKiN KaTK
4 IN Al.VAM'C)
AT H AMk .
OotT? hiinliwurk vas lituilc for
huuiHti juy.
The mountains hhU. the valltys
and the seas
v Alt gi4Ui-n Rifts untulnti-d with
nllyy
s Kor us to tvvel in us wo s-htijj
ucas.
tation condition! ami a con
tinuance of the cmbai'Koes au-
l 'thori.od by tho Director (Ion-.
'cral of Railu nys, it is found ad
visable to suspend the lieatloss
Mondays prescrilied in the
Fuel Administration -regulation
of January 17. The sus
pension order issued today
i Ki.li 1 :!l ilisi-ontinns the on-
r r-: nation of those sections of the
L'ny, ttiive m i.tii by man 1,5 order relating to tile use at
"ii.t. c.ne m nih. t.T tn.ni :.u fuel on Mondays from Febru-
iwfc .u SX& f?V:Zi US ary 18 to March 25, both in-
I "ally. ..-,- mat. ill. l isnl.T .(. UU,MU .',....'
semi v..kiy, ii.o ,-.ir. i..v man i r.u state fuej administrators will ,
feml-ttet-kly. lx m-uih. t-y Di.nll .75 tV, -,,ll .,,,fV,,,.; k.
IVLitlll IIIU , IUII IULUVI ll.T liv .
tofore conferred upon them to
have let politics influence establish and enforce such re
them more than has sound pa- strictions and regulations as
triotism. just as has been the may be made necessary by coal
case with some criticism of our conditions in their respectne
own administration. Demo- communities,
cracy has weakness as well as: Reports to the Fuel Admin-,
strength. Its chief danger in istration as to coal and trans
wartime arises from politics.; portation conditions Indicate a ,
The "outs" will criticise the vast improvement as a result
"ins-' and drive them from of the fuel restrictions, the rail-,
nowor if fhv rnn. no nuittpr way embargoes, and the wea-
what may be'the consequences thor conditions. The change
to the country. in tne weather has been gradu-.
But the Envrhsh have learn- "
1 SW-!'.
Children Cry for Fletcher's
"II
tml Wrehijr. tuur aiMiitha, "by mll
BSSIK BARRISCALE IN TRIANGLE PLAY,
" W0ODEN.SIJ0ES'.,
I'AStlMi: Ttl.Y. '
FROM THE PEOPLE
Th turbulonocB .'f
llfo
TUu trials Ui;a luM-t ua ou lilt-
Way.
The lit t It things that fill tuir
sh.mIm with utrifr.
Ourselves have wroti'-rlu our
splrltn to dismay.
i n. ...... ii.. ...!.
ed from their thrpe tftrrihle tuun" uKuus.i, au, m.... Kaor K.lHt u,.csol,ian:
T. vliatA mt(itrpti.p with thp coal1 m i..
T. years ot lignung tnat tncyr'"'V r ,i , , i;:
,..(. u .., t. . u., supply by flood conditions.
A lllllb llll I 5. LUClIlt V Ul IV , U I ll L .... " , . , . T . .
i construction is better than .l rcpoiu to
I .i..i i ministration show
win the war is to back ud their ftransportation and coal pio- ,s
uur da.iy i.,u,inl ,, fho w,.tJ Tu,lvv auction are leemur tne renev-:i ye.
: l.
that both
iMlfllet.
I .eriniiny s
nil her sul-
; . -jf-.i . ..u 1. ,....1 ....4-..;. .1... ....:...i
"' ii.i... . tiniiti imn.KO.1 liv thn r..trl,- luilye l.iol H e in a. . y .,l
lne kaiser WOUld like tO See -...r - - o . marhio warfare smaliifl the ei.iiinuiei?
a disruntinir hullahalloo raised tlon ot January J. ana ton- ( , ,.,..,. , stum- ..ut
in ill tL Who. tinued improvement is nulicat- ,.B!aiui. klki.....! ha
W'c must take an active, part In (lily
Kl eat coufliet and do our very best hi j
helping destrey the hist jU'eat unto- i
eraey uf the world. .A uall in now 1
KoiiiK out for food for our great uriay j
In Franee. and thin rail will he heard'
iiiMHtenlly throughout w hatcver ;
'.iiKth of time, it may be necessary j
to maintain a standing army. , Tlio
farmer Is the one who Is eolng 1 o
where in France." The fond .supplv ' lu-ioouu. mm win uw un-
the Votilii-rs and nuil-eolubatants urn hid himoti ureswi wrurer
impi'ltiinl tn sucl'i'ss and "i fix Ltiousaiio, iuiie iroin inu'
yet liKely to lie I he 'deciding fuo
The Kind You Have Always Bou);ht, and which has been'
in use fur over tnittv yeurs, hus borne the signature of; '
j and hus been made under his perv
jf-r" sonal supervision iic He Jnfjfncyy
frfft; Allow no ona to deceive ou in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and 44 Just-as-goo t'arer but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the) health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. '
What is CASTOR I A ,
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, .Paregoric,
Props and Soothing Syrups. It is . pleasant. .. . It contains
r.citlicr Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance'.1 Its
rge is its guarantee. For more than thirty yenns it; has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, TlatuUncy, t
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; Haying Fevcrishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating tho Stomach and Bovds,.aids ? -1
i the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and aatuial sleep, i.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
l Bears the Signature of
Thousands of our very best men,
with machine guns and heavy allil-
TVio vwm-u tn iha Pnpl Art. lery ar 1 the lie front, "nolue
of
Tho stuff that makes for happi-
ness is here
Within our rcaeli for alt .of us
to take
And he w ill w in its joys who full
of cheer
Keeps heart and mind and inner
Soul awake.
BACKING UP THE LEADER
0
UP THE LEADER
ther by the bolsheviki or some-;" he operation of the
one else he does not care. He 'Director General o Ra ays
would back the English tones through the authorization of
as readilv as he gave aid to the embargoes has had the effect
,i:..i u.. of aiding in meeting the ne-
X : English give signs of standing ssities which prompted the
together. , "
i J. lie UiUVl LViiLUiucjai.cu i . v i
restrictions on 14 days during
' January, February and March.
IThe restrictions have been in
effect eight days. Conditions
today warrant the conclusion
tried
Let America do likewise.
BETTER IN THE EAST
news for the allied cause ofiice buildings it is encouraKV"""V" ,,,,
X view of Mr.. Holmes' or
i-! n ' 1 i i i rr 4--v 4- Via cni'tnff
of fuel in the heating of hat with the continued en- imiu.
lii.
to enfotee lier iianer IdoeUade t'
eauso a. famine iu lleruiaii;- With
oui. own- eouiiti' n.'W drawn Into the
ll'nfliet. lines It not l-ehnow us to
lnolv to our IV. oil sIM't-lv '.'
,l all normal Hiiie-- the Culled
.-'tai'.s has had a Mil plus of food .-o-duets.
Since the war started a con
stant stream ot' fi'ml i.ruilints hu-l-ieii
ino in toward the lit. I!ii;i'l i-ltt
eoimtries. prevalent hi:;!! ji ires
llae led t" tliu sellin',' of '. lien- siio
l'lies when Ule t '. ".lid othi i wisi
lia e I't i'ii ki-t't t'-r eim-i i. Meti s :.;
Iiotile. ' t'oUiled with lilts tentti'licy
Is the I'.O't that tin' last four or five
I..-I1I ye.
iliuler- prodiK t i.
rnjis. i oir sin iihi
Witti so many m- ii
h;etie "t en t'.-it i . r i
t t i iii'hi-i a tnl v.. Jill
.L . ,- v. i,.,i. ;., v, u delivery oi coai uimer seciiun i
is rnai me r.ngnsn nouse - , , f Jan 17 alul
of commons is standing firmly luel situation seems to be nn- ,nt-lllnil fpI1Mnnvt,finn im
t.-..j : u:.. nnm-ii Cn ntnnh c Yi o t- t u a c oiiti ii u eel tra nspoi tai ion lm-
nacK oi i.ioiu vxeorije ... "" "r , r' provement. further restrictions ,....,.,:.
endorsement of the Amencan heatle Mondaj order has n .. ,ldlu.liM h;
61an for coordinating war wag- oeen re oheti.
ing at the front. n its announcement to this
The English premier has not effect the fuel administrator
been without his critics. At says that with the vastly im
times they have been mean and ! proved w eather and transpor-
1 he
!on the consumption of
will not be necessaiy.
A PET SHEEP INSTEAD OF
A DOG
iiiilry
st-i p!
now used ill
I.eM tlolll i re
fUht in th
l.'ir:-.i area
.-i:i artnit
deerea-
inns. T
f food.
. of Km:-
a ri-
It
Dahlias, Snapdragons s
Sweet Peas
and other flowers will bring added cheer and sun
shine into your home. They help to brighten up
the house these war-days. If your garden is but a
window box what of it? You can get Morse's
seeds to flower there.
la a world's competition Morse's flowers were
judged the best. Old-time favorites or new
novelties get them from your
dealer or direct from us. ;
i vur i - io uaraen uuiac reus an
bout Morse's flowers when to
plant them and how to prepare .
your ground. Write for your copy
today. It'a free.
C. C MORSE & CO.
7Z9 Front Street San Francuc v-
Motu't ScetU ml dealer everywhere
AX records in Shawnee
county, Kans., show that
it has a population of 6.-
000 dogs. County Farm Agent
A. D. Folker estimates that
these clogs consume enough
.food each day to feed 1,000
Belgian orphans, or $34 a year
per dog. The county has only
2,000 sheep. A sheep can be
raised for the cost of a dog. It
is just as good a pet as a dog,
and wjll yield $5 worth of
wool yearly and $10 worth of
meat when killed, as against a
merely nominal killing value
on dogs in case their hides are
turned into gloves. Mr. Folker
uses these striking figures as a
plea for fewer dogs and more
sheep, and believes that the re
' placement of these dogs with
sheep would save $18,000
j worth of food per year for;
'that county alone, lie favors
ia federal tax on dogs of $1 to,
!$10, according to breed and
usefulness.
r
H'odMetli'n has u n
ed in the wan in., 1
sut'fel itiK from lin k
Th' warring n.iti'
dollies otlt t.Hiiiie IMtintis In t!
tl-lla'dlalits. We i.;m tiret i. !t
Hot. I fcjtem.
A" ! 1 indications foul I.. the f
that a food rrl. . i' rntuliif I"
I '.it nil .1 ;i t ns. 1 it 1!I KlMl
l ;i trini in ihil
crn in :::i in
u etl he 1 1 1 1 1
rinf.. act tnj I
With Inn!.' nntn
cry 1:; t in1
si'Miiiinr ;'..llnw
la. tali ns. . r -..i
llial.n f..nd I n r , nr sni'l ini -. 1 1 is i
shame Ml..! nir -nhliel- Mi.n. slil'fet
I lack of I' I w hen t Imnsa ujs of
acres rihl lini-- in I'Miltilta CnMllt'.
will lay till" 1 his ear in s'mili ier !..l
l.w anil tint nrnililce a thine:. tint'
liii'ii that l..n linerly Mmie tliini lite
are stiadiU linllinij hack, the Her
mans an.! lh'-y in 1 1 n t han an nhMn-l-anl
SMt,.!' of wholesome fond.
w.v-ni vtn'nv mm im, i (h;i i i-:
Hi l l's 111 X l! Ml ItOAIJS.
.-h
1 h
V i.
. ' An. agreement made at the
! point of a gun h not valid in
4 t bVl yvbZil'i'i'i' 14-- j ,aw "ntl thc .civllid w orld
-won t recognize any terms
Z -w- -r-r . r-wm x t mnr -K ir t- i t-v m Hermanv may force on such;
tUKliNiV HU1 WAlJiK AINU K1U kountrie; as Ilussia or Kouma
tMXT-nn rvn n itji t -a k a tt tt rr"P !ma.
Why ilieumatism and lumbago sufferers should drink phosphated
J hot water each morning bsfore breakfast
RUST A)
IRON e 1
. i
t
t
i--
i
Just nj. v lieu it bum.
Iw'loiul A eeitu.n -iUio.il.t ut ilic
ti'.jr tlliltl'I l.l i ill tie to! til Ot ."!
thf C'oii tilnl ill ink takin d.i.' ult
li'BUn. iu tue tilhui nt.nv i.iii.u
muotuit ol ntii i" -t ihii- iiiatel nil.
ll but etiuildet. ;. . I'tnili.itcd e.i
l.ieoiiie tis.J tot tan minion- ol
iilieli iutent the liowil-. r i inn t
of li'(tocr .i-t-' ai.ittii.ii. tn
ptUlllll llll'-i ike ml-nll Cllli- d IU"
lorilK'd I'll'l Una U'k.d ililn I
II in' I C It C'tll I II III . t'l t 1 1 11 ' i t " .
;T.I ill V lllltl III t I'C to Ut - "f
Ml ll ;.'..' lU-l '..l I.-.-? - "ll t.u
kIii"i It I'.hoi e.
h ii iitni ciii. ii who 'till, r 1-
tirto. I '.-'l: rtlnt t'l !
Iilinl-. telll'l l:n dl
hot .il. le t a- a
ii'luf Iron, fa n. l ut In )!
nt in m id t.o iniii-' in t i
.Mil.;; l.l.'itkti'-l .J'li ...:iciii
plus tlf lenl hot water " 'tl'
111 of lillu.-t.Mii- iii..-l'hal.' in
HI lil-l liell'liili . iia.l lie a w
tiin
r-.-tTjil-
W i
ST of :
UMATISH
-t-
leuve too sloiii.i. a. fir, l;i.iai; s nti'I Isiir.-l"
'tirai tan im'u,u- ii.i - ini iiiioiialioa ot to
.if. i-o la- :.'l 'o.-oli-; t in elial.ni'. M.c t. ll
. r il.. in-' ai..j lre-..i ii.i.'j trine nillil' lit i'
e. liaill '!. i. e.i.,1' neaioii'. "-'teie lining ue-i
i !i i. I-, to' ! la: : ! r ; . tn.e ii
d.l. - 'jn.'J.'l .nali j nt' I ne .-tnr.n J'i
L.tet' iii ioi.it- u-T. r lilt:- at la.- Ullln ,n,i.
I,- Ilia hilt i- -II' . ,' !.'. to Hi. ike a!i i' ii i ttlll.lt I ''.
in- and oi 1 1 1 m i .- - ' i ii i . i' nn fittiiu-u-t "ll tin
... (.;... .i . m . .!. i.. .'. tlieir joiiit-
. h-.tiii' tr.e li' ln t ..-i ! culiiJi.' .o il- h J.r.l."
i.' t.'Hiv 1 .1' t - .iill'' iat'ltial - ili.t.iti ili. A
i(- n',,". ,i ; ,,t .i;, ! w.tit ,i t.- .-i.nntitni
... !...... . .,!.. .hank ' In fn-:
in iitni i ..'!.i' t i- w.iii'. i 'lit y iii'i.".r.il:n:';
i) a. .im. !,.-.'.-. a i - an i v. . ..at I ..'.1 . 1 1 1 tlc-i-iiito
.l... - j.a.it.-.I t. . .a-, i! .-!'.;:- t ' e aline at. 1 1 "i:-.to
;.. inaji. ut ;ii! : - a-i.. n..-.-- an-1 -..ii' haiiiin
,,lt in !. T.-tai..-. il.ik.lj ... l"'.l. .111-1 f- I tl Ull.
Ii. am i .'Hi-1 1 -'i I'i dai.
Iiu-k .1 1 " 1 ' 1 1 1 . tli- t-.r "tit- w-'i k ina
i..-.'. lii..! tin, h e t -i.k !.. ilii.-l,"..
!',.- . ol.-t IJ'lt I'll. ! ..ttl.k . -.. h.i-'. II.' -
, .'lit of i,i-i l.i'.ii' ..i. i .i.;i .e.ildy.
The worst thing about Mr.
5 Holmes' office building order
is that the weather man seems
to be standing in with him in a
4 freeze out game; where now
has our spring weather gone?
There is going to be some
real war on the west front be
fore man days.
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t ' ' . k
PICAN'. M BIA'
, tj
28 years ago rV ;,;:r.r,,:,;..:r.,,,,i;;"
J Adoi. of the railroad.-. Sim wa-
'ff : " I. ct.-d hnc'.n n ,.f her . liich nl wr!
I ueotiiali, i ,,. j,.,.m I.. ..in i -a in Km KI.
II"
in la u
the Mally lai.-t
Fell. IVit'.l
As some di-sali' fact hui has In en
i'Miri'S-i il hy j.alrons of the I'c-ndle-ton
Fleitrie l.ifthl i'owcr t'o.. at
the ocoasinmil -failute of the li-'hts
the coinhtiti.S' has ilet e rii i i lied to rein
idv the tro'thle a t. w hate er coHI. A
laeelin of the St nek holders will tn
held ii.-M Tiie-day to lilseuss the ad-
ii-ahility of I'Ul'chasinK a new plant.
il eii'i I.
d f..r v.
The
roferty I'll -Main street
iw.-en I'i'lJi't and vVater -tmets
IniiKtim- to liiiyi-r .- failing u
at si, . -lilts -ale this
was hid in.'' Ji-s-e 1'
l.e-he-nhl
il'ti'i'iioon It
iliiiM for
ileiiiy I tow m;
;.ntle's olf,,'.'
la-,.,1 his In.-t
nve. It wa
ei.ht and fell
.1 K'.i
'.'eTl i ll
la
,'IO-th
f
III,
aide to
tnl.'et lief
Ve l.tj.e
nod
lie
hi
ll li h
on
l-.XJ'loss l-oltiia
lal leilnction it
1 '.
y ha
rat-
THE "BLOOD AND
IRON" POLICY
, imiioi l.inl in ica. o n- w i ll a- in
war. ' I'.ici-. limit nti'I '' who
Mollhl ii.' ;i il iiill' I h"l a slacker
-holliil lilIM- 111" .-ll' ll'-"ll "I il ill
the hi I.
'I'iie new iron I. mi.'. P. I'liroii.
emulate - !,!. valil-il'! I l' "
in mil ite. I lorill -o that il i- en-ill'
,i;ne-l,, t.tel r.-a.liiy t.-illlilali'.!.
lVilii-"it ttl-i inciii.!.'s .c--in. mix.
i , Ici l . n.'Mi i 'tl ami "I lii r loni.-. -mm!
itiw- l..r the m i ii -. .!:-' -ll' -anil
eirmiiiai;.' - a le a ll h-'.' i vi ll".
lie-.1;, in.- jo com . nil ut a;. ..i in.
t.'t (.. il lot- ani-lilia or liiill ioooil.
l.i e.'--, I. ml.- llel.iiitl'. Iirain IliL'.
lne or in.. 1'. i.lir .ti alter ea. Ii lie !
m ill naicl.li l. il a -lory id inarycll t
. - till -. (ol il today.
haltlo front. Ho 'is out cf danger ot i
kIk-U flro and lioLsonous gas and ho
oueht to bo willing to put In a few I
nones ot hard woi'K dally to help sup-1
ply our armies with. food. Miith
prices are sure to t-ontlnue and from I
the standpoint of profit nlonp he has
the most fiiyot-alde outlook the pres- '
enl Keuertition ha ever seen. When
the eastern I M'eliou farmer uuder-.-ttiuds
that patriotism demands the
hlithe-t y ic ills frointhc Kretilesl nnm
her of acres, sttreiy these fel'lih- fiehls '
of ea-tel-u . 'ITKnll w ill pl'Otllll'e JIS
ni'ii't' hefore,
i ll'illAKT VKIilNOK-tt. .
I 'endleton. t M'i'.iimi.
WHILE AT WAR
WOMEN SUFFER AT HOME
Kf'ui:r, )i:r.(in, I rrrtuinlv nun a'
gtviitilral to lM ;.'infliiv; thrtt
ttMlcrt'nt. lunt'S timy
luivn s.iVfd rnv lifiv
On.- I i hi I h it
i Vf-- c r (i it l in witii my
- li-i Inn:'-. jijhI liin il.trtttr
Tf I ctttiltl net
ri. t well. took
1 T. rirfi'f' (.Miliii-H
.Mctlii-.il lH-rovnry
jitni it ntp'il nu.
Oiirii: :;ii(:ljnr
lii!-s IhiMlnrl')!' f.;i;il
I h''t'n -t li ) I'tiiim!'
In Use For Over 30 Years ...
TTio Kind You Have Always. Bought-
Empire Meat Co. Inc.
Old Reliable Firm Established 1890
WANTED
Dressed Wt.
Friine Heavy Hogs 18.00
Prime Lijjht Hogs .$19.25,. ,
Hough Heavy Hogs 17.50
Heavy Hogs 17.50 '
iiiuiikst y i:ki t vwwv. i-aih vit" ihsilSSEU VKAfc,
AM) t liu ui:.s.
ThonclS 607 Main St.
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Mmliral I )ifcnvfry " ftn both put up in
liquid mid tab)rt8. If not obtainable ut
rlnalnrs, send 10 cnUi io itootor Pu'rce,
Invalids' Hotel, BuCfcito, N. X and be
will ti in i I trial parku uf cither tablets
Look at Your Teetlr I
Arc they decayed, . full
of holes and abscessed?
If so rcinember it is the
worst thing possible
I'm- your health.
Newton Painless Dentists
Curner Mala and Webb StrMta
1'lione li Open EvcoIdC
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BETTER AND
SOFTER LIGHT
In ansurcil by the uxe ot om
of theso beautiful fixtures ot
ours. They Blvo a linht that
lllwin liiatrn 1)10 rooia pi.-rfootUr,
but lh.it does not tiro or strain
tho eyes. Thoy are not cporj
ive con.ildiiriin their extra ef
ficiency and ertra beauty. Whf
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Our Spring OpeeiEg
Begins Monday, Feb. 25
FIRST COMPLETE SHOWING (iF NEWEST MILLINERY STYLES
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK CITY
All the latest and up-to-date creations in hats are along military lines, in
cluding Aviation Caps, Trench Hats, close fitting hats such as are worn
by head officers, etc. Other styles are tho Bustle hat or large hats on ir
regular lines. Colors are new blues, ocean green, battleship grey and
khaki colors.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR DISPLAY.
CAMPBELL'S MILLINERY
K2 MAIN STREET
PHONE 101
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