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DAILY EAST OREGONTAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1918.
EIGHT PAGES
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Wasblngtoa, 1 C. Rureas (Mil roar
write Kr r-t N W
5 ,And when, in .sadness, there
shall come the' hour.
; That I must bo and mingle
- with theydead,
.l-t no one stop to pick a fra
grant flower
jo sanctify the stillness of my
bed.
For they who cull a fragrance
such as this
Make die a breath of sweet
ness on the air
And rob some -gentle soul ot all
trie bliss
It needs would gather aa its
earthly wear.
I should not want a honey-suckle
spoiled
For me, when gone to answer
for my task;
If there be those who thus would
show I've tolled.
Go tell them wish .me well
'tis all I ask-.
John J. Dally in Farm Life.
IS GERMANY SHORT
COPPER?
OF
WHE fact that sooner or, hastens to put his scheme on
later Germany will suf- paper and send it to Washing-
fer heavily from short- ton.
age of vital supplies has long j If his panacea for the ills of
been pointed out by experinc- the merchantman happens to
ed men. The kaiserland has involve methods for concel
been practically shut off from ing a ship, or making it unsink-
world commerce, since 1914.
As a result there has been a
steady depletion of those sup -
plies that had to be purchased
abroad.
Copper is one element vitally
necessary in the war and which
Germany does not -produce in
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FOR WHITE
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At the display in our . window before
ordering coal or wood
To help you in selecting fuel, to meet
your particular needs, we have ar
ranged in our display window all sizes
and grades of coal, and all kinds of Ore
gon wood.
Pick out what you want and either
place the order at our office, or
Phone 5
BURROUGHS & CHAMBERS Inc.
550 Main Street. E. O. Eld?.
reftoniari)
NKWSI'Al'BB
rR8n:iiTioN rates
(IN ADTaSCB)
Kellj, oae year, by mall.
Itallf, all moMhi by mall
felly, three months by "
fally. on month, by mall
Daily, onc year by carrier
all mouth, by carrier
Itally, three month, by carrier
IiaMy, one mnnth, by carrier -
aeml-Veekly, -ne year, hy mall
Semi-Weekly, six months, by mail...
S"y WV:, foil montK, K null
-15.00
I . jsome have served their pur-
sufficient quantities for herjpose by saving ships. But the
ineeds. That Germany suffers ,vast majority either have been
a serious copper shortage is
evident by the way she has
stripped all her dependent ter-
ritory of every speck of copper
,to be had. Even cooking let little things like lmpossibui
Sutensils and church bells have ties interfere with his dream.
been melted up to make copper
for shells.
It has not escaped the atten -
tion of war experts that Ger -
many no longer seeks the initi-
ative in large gunfire. The
mnf Vi nrJortwoH tmstorn nffon -
jsive has not been started. Is it
not possible that the copper
shortatre makes Hindenburarifish desire to aid in the solu-
wary of using his guns as free-
1 1 . . .1 1 t : 1 . 1 T c iurn
supposition is correct it is not
!hard to. foresee what will hap-
Den to the German lines when
the time for big action arrives.
jThe side with the big guns and
the ability to use them will win.
jThat side can win even if the
'enemy be superior in man-
If Germany runshort of ma
terial to such an extent she
cannot conduct adequate ar
tillery fighting the boche is
doomed.
4500 IDEAS
VERYBODY with an
I If 5 idea for beating the sub-
marine, unless ne
modest-violet rare in
be a
these
I days of vast riches for ideas
Jable, or warding off a torpedo,
!or nullifying the effect of an
' explosion, or a thousand vand
; one other plans for thwarting
!tte Hun. it eventually finds its
'way to the Committiee on Ship
Protection of the United Stetes
shipping Board. There it is
SHOES
vTTT.
A lily white finish that
leaves no yellow tinge.
r-k i jl a 1
icexams xne natural
jrrain of leather.
Doe3 not fill the sur
face of fabric.
ASK NEAREST STORE FOR
ELA&l TAN-RED WHITE
ShiwhA
dealt with according to its mer
its. To date there have been
about four thousand five hun
dred persons in this country
who have solved the problem
of beating: the submarine and
had confidence enough in their
solutions to send in a draft for
the enlightenment of this com-
M i After separating the grain
T-X'from the chaff, the committee
s:ihas worked out a number of
highly feasible schemes from
5;,' 'these suggestions. Some of
M,them already are at work and
.impractical on their face, or
have been tried out and found
j wanting. The non-technical
man who has an idea does not
It has been the unpleasant duty
of the Committee on Ship Pro-
jtection &( different times to
jshatter dreams and awaken the
j dreamers.
Yet there is another side to
ithis avalanche of ideas that re-
fleets a patriotic eagerness to
help and a sincere and unsel-
j tion of the world's most press-
linnr onrl tfi f"vi ti cr nrnWpTTl
and terrifying problem
With that in mind, the com
mittee feels that appreciation
is due the public for it is inter
est and that it would be unwise
to discoarage the activity of
pseudo inventors.
Some very loyal people who
through neglect or over pru
dence, have failed to purchase
liberty bonds in the past are
now coming to the front with
early subscriptions for the
third loan. Let the good work
go on; take no chances -on a
yellow card.
Victory is to be largely a mat-
ter of manufacturing and that
is one reason why an allied vic
tory is certain if we but hold a
firm and steady gait.
It will soon be April 1 and
Hindenburg has not even got
started toward Paris.
28 YEARS AGO
(From the Dally East Oregontan
March 20 1890)
A few days ago an offer of tlii.oon
was made for a corner lot on Main
street Jn Pendleton and refused.
Property values are steadily climbing
in Pendleton.
A lady clairvoyant and corn doctor
U - persuing her calling- In Pendleton.
J. B. Purdy.is in the city. Mr.
Purdy says it Is quite probable that
he will reopen hi warm springs re
sort this summer.. 3
Honorable T. J. Kirk was in the city
this morning on his way to the sotted.
P. HL Kemper has lost a pug dog
and offers a. reward for Its recovery.
Mrs. W. G., Wilson Is on a visit to
her parents at lone. Morrow county.
--She was accompanied by Master Bert
Campbell, who will remain with his
grand parents all summer.
REALTY TRANSFERS
F. B. Clark et ux t C. C. Watson.
11.00, irrigation ditch through E. 1-2
-N'W. 1-4 Sec. 22, Twp. 6 N., li. Si,.
Helen Hirst to V. B. Clark $1.00,
j Irrigation ditch B 1-2 KW. 1-4 Sec.
22. Twp. 6 X R. 35.
j Ida Carlson to Marie Johnson $1500,
E. 1-2 xf. ,1-4 X, 1-2 HV. 1-4 Sec.
1 15, Twp. 1 X., It. 31.
L&ramie Leep KoKers et al to C J.
iBYadley et ux $10.00, lots 6, 7, 8, 9,
and 10, block 17, Freewater, Oregon.
Martha Stagga et vir to, Minnie
Walker $12,000, S .1-2 ,SV. 1-4 Sec.
127. Twp. 4 X., K. 35; SW. 1-4 Sec. 27,
Twp. 4 X., R. 35.
j C. E. Zerba et ux to Florence A.
jZerba et au. E. 1-2 SB. 1-4 Sec. 35,
iTwp. B N.. It. 34.
I C. li. Howell et ux to 8. E. Herr
You can't think clearly when
your head is "stopped up" from
cold in the bead, or nasal catarrh.
TryKondon's
to clear
your head
(at no cost to you)
50,010.000 have ovd this 29-year-oM re
roedy. For chronic catarrh, sore nov,
cwmhs, colds, nezinte. nose-bleed, etr.
Write usfor complimentary can. or buy
tube at druRsist - It will benefit yo j
four times more than it cnt.aTre pay
mney bark. For trial ca n tree wn'e to
K0MOI Mf fl. ct., MmuMin. Mm.
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in the United States
4 CUPS OF WHEAT FLOUR TO THE POUND
If each family used 4 cups of flour less per week, the saving
would be 22 million pounds or 112,244 barrels every week.
The greatest help housekeepers can give to win the war is to
make this saving and it can be done by using this recipe in
place t5f white flour bread.
Corn Meal Biscuits
cup acaldad dtlk
1 cup corn meal
2 tablespoons shortening
-Save V cup of tha measured flour for board. Pour milk over corn maal, add shortening and salt, When
cold, add sifted flour and baking powder. Roll out lightly on floured board. Cut with biscuit cutter and
bake in greased pan fifteen to twenty minutes.
Our new Red, White and Blue booklet, "Best War Time Recipes," containing' many other
recipes for making delicious and wholesome wheat saving foods, mailed free address
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,' Dept H.. 135 Wflliam Street, New York
FOOD WILL WIN THE
mm
$1.00, mote and bound XE. 1-4 Sec.
35, Twp. 6 X., K. 35,
J. T. Dowcll et ux to Chas. Hoyden,
S2500.SE. 1-4 XW. 1-4 NE. 1-4 tfec.
35, Twp. 6 N,, R. 35.
John Xelia et ux to Jus. Wisenor
15000. E. 1-2 NE. 1-4 XE. 1-4 See. 30,
Twp. 35.
Walter li. Brooks et ux to H. It.
Perkins, lot 16, blk 62, Free water.
E. C. Annibal et ux to Carl Wheeler
$1.00. lota 13, 14, blk. 35, reservation
addition, Pendleton.
T. I. Taylor to Julliu Marlow, 5.60
lot 6, blk. 2, Holdman's addition,
Adams.
Frank Sloan-et ux to Ralph A. Hol
te, $1.00, X. 1-2 XE. 1-4, Sec. 2,Twp.
3 X.f R. 29.
E. L. Longmeier et ux to Matt
Deininp lot 4 blk 6, Haley's addition,
Pendleton.
AMKUICAV liS MASK WORV
I-V SCLIUKKS OF PKIISHIXU l
This is the type of Ras mask worn
by General Pershing's men in France
the kind one contingent of his troops
had when they were assailed by burst
ing German gas shells. Many of the
men under attack were unable to ad
just the masks in time to save them
selves. As a result five died and many
more seriously injured.
HOUSEHOLD
OM! IHSII VICTORY MIvVLS.
One-dish meals will please the
whole family. They will please moth
er because they are easy torprepare,
they will please brother because they
"fill him up." they will please sister
because it will not take so long to do
the dishes, they will please father
because they go lightly on the pock
et bfk, and they will please the U.
S. Food Administration because they
ar6 food conservation meals.
Potted Hominy and Icef.
Hominy is excellent to use as part
of a one-dish dinner, if you have fa
fire in your stove so that you can
cook it for a ions time, or If you use
a tireless cooker. Heat 1 1-1! quarts
of water to ixjillns. add 1 teaspoon lif
salt and 2 cups of hominy which has j
been soa ked overnight. Cook III aj
ooiioie iioiit'r ni x,,ui imphi.-,
fireless cooker overnight. This
makes r, cups This recipe may lie
Increased and enough cooked In dif
ferent ways for several meals Hom
iny is excellent" combined with dried,
canned or fresh fish, or meat and
.vegetable I'-ft-overs may be used. Hero
is one combination.
2 tablespoons fat. . ,(
2 tablespoons flour.
2 cuis milk ' - - .
4 potatoes.
2 co ps carrots.
5 cups cooked hominy.
1 teaspoon salt.
1-4 pound dried beef.
Melt the fat. stir In lh flour. adi
the cold milk and mix well. Cook un
til It thlckon Cot the potatoes and
carrots in dice, mix all the materials
in a baking dish and bake for one
hour.
Potato Krouil I lolls.
The following proportion will yield
one dozen small rolls;
H ounces (about 3-4 cup) mashed
potat'-t :.
1 1-2 Clips of xifte'l flour.
1-3 ca-k1 ff coin pressed yeast.
t tablespoons of fat.
3-4 level teanpwnrul of salt.
illion Families
teaspoon ealt
1 cup white flour
4 teaspoons Royal Baiting Powder
2 tablespoonfuls of lukewarm wa
ter. . ;
2 tablespoonfuls of su&ar. I
Boil, peel and mash the potatoes. '
Add the salt, the yeast rubbed smooth j
and mixed with the water, and lastly
two tublesponnfulH ,nf flour l,et this
mi3rture .stand at a temperature of i
about St desro K., until a touch
will cau.se it to fall. Add o this j
sponge the fat, the .sugar, and the re
mainder of the, flour, and, if neces
sary, enough more flour to make a;
very stiff doiiprh. Knead thorouffhly I
until a smooth douph, which Is no;
longer sticky, has been formed, el j
back to rise again, and when the ;
dough has trebled in volume, knead
lightly, form into small balls, and I
place, not too clo.se together, in:
greased pans. Allow to rise until1
double In volume, and bake 2n min- i
utes in a moderately hot oven (about
400 degrees F
Cobody a'pks nfw whiit we are fight
Ing for, the ruthless enemy
been u n ma -s U e d .
having
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C ed products economy of . I ' 1?
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cWyi no tiresome marketing for ritfTmA '
rr soup vegetables no work I
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Can supply you with parts for most any make of car in this vicinity ft
very reasonable prices
Telephone 476
WAR
ART ACORD HELPS
THEDABARA VAMPM
Many Pendleton people went yes
terday afternoon and evening to see
Theda liara vamp through several
reels of Cleopatra. They saw her al
right, for there wasn't very much of
her concealed from view, but they
saw also an old friend they had not
expected to see, none other than Art
Acorcl, famous' R6und-tTp star. Art
was there in all his muscular bigness
In the role of Kenhren. slave and
bodyguard to the siren of the Nile and
he was present at almost every scene
in the lust act, figuring conspicuously
in several of them.
The picture shows Theda Kara at
her best as an alluring seduetresa. It
Uollows in the main tho well known
story of the Egyptian queen who
i changed tho history of the worl l
through her womanly arts and wiles.
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