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PAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918. EIGHT PAGES - frg - &re&onin is considerably more than ' the being built at the camps and production, tne cantonments. , Roads are being: aug-gesuons lor constructed to .facilitate the icmuiot bo presently destroyed (average egg (country over. (attaining this average are given ) in the publication mentioned. AH rNTEPENDET KEWSPAPER, Jfice of the Secretary of Agri- trina day Morn I rejoice In since It brines ma light, ,. And sends m on my Way with sensa of power Tq do the thinirs 1 muit do ere the night Tlath set en eatd unto the IFOlden hour. " culture, circular 107 And we ishould obtain 100 eggs from 'every hen. With approximate ly 6,000,000 farms, that would mean 600,000,000 hens and 60,000,000,000 eggs per year,! IMPROVING THE CANTON MENTS ' 'according to the calculations of .Vix.n, too, I love with since the sun la full and mellowed glory gilds the blue. And shows the daily labor well begun. With goals In sight that I am speeding to. And nisht the night ta like wise dear to me S.nre when it comes relief from press and strain, With gifts of dreams through which the path I see Bark to the vigor of the morn ngain. a i : v. i .) j l .luc iiu men auu mat, ;that number of eggs constitutes ardor ia military resource not to be ig- ' inored. One hundred hens on every farm is not a particularly big contract There is hardly a farm in the United States but could support that number of hens practically on its waste materials and without materi ally added cost. One hundred hens to a farm is considerably, less than the average number! MATILLA county leaving to enter draft camps this sum mer and fall will obtain the benefits of improvements beiru? made in the, cantonments where the national army receives its training: Additions and improvements to camps and cantonments during the six months ending June 1 have been finished at an approximate cost of $22,00, 000 under direction of the Con struction Division of the army. This figure does not include the additions to the hospital equip ment of the camps or canton ments, nor the improvements made at other army stations. The work consisted of addi- movement (of supplies and to make the camps more acces sible. This new construction of roads will be finished at most eamps before winter wea ther. The sewao-A Rvsrpm nr. "Jithe camps is being improved, effect of reducing illness am ong the men. Liberty theaters have been constructed at all National army cantonments. Each of these theaters has an average inclosed seating capacity of 2,000. Theaters 4ind amuse ment halls also have been er ected in the National Guard , !of hens to a farm in many of tional buildings for housing the Jthe better poultry producing jmen and providing for their sections of the country. It is an 'comfort and needs. Among the ON EVERY FARM 100 HENS average that could easily be maintained in the sections of t Vi a rnntitrv wVi prp t Vt o nvpni of iper farm is now lowest. HERE should be 100 hens! One hundred eggs from on every farm in the ievery hen, while far below United States, declares aiwhat could be obtained with recent publication .from the of-jproper encouragement of fowls buildings erected were quarters for officers and nurses. reDair i i , , ini me enus lor wmcn shops, additional barracks, ated peonies of the world at the llHIKl least its reduction to virtual tcuce, 'Seeond Uy the settlement of every question, whether f territory, of sov ereignty, f economic arrangement, or of iwlitieal relationship, it'Hm the basis of the free acceptance of that settlement by the people inimediiitely concerned, and not upon the basis of the niuterial Interest or advantage of any other nation or peoples which may desire different settlement for the sake of its own exterior influence or mastery. "Third The consent of all nations to be governed in I heir conduct tow ards each other by the same princi ples of honor nnd of respect for the common law of civilized society tluit govern the individual citizens of all modern states in, their relations with one another; to the end that all promises and covenants may be sa- camps and at other points consnu-aeies i,nri,.-,i ..uki. i... where, troops are in training. juries wrought with impunity, and a f. ..... , mutual trust established uixm the handsome foundation of a mutual re spect for right. 5 RESJ?ENT WILSON . t . wES "ahS forth a new deelaration make it certain that . the combined " r,f inrlnrmnHanCA VAcfar. nnwer of fifw nMlnna will iln. L nvnrv day when he said: invasion of rieht and-serve to make There can bo but one issue. The !''ao Justice the mure secure by settlement must be final. There ran !rr""nK definite tribunal of opln bo no compromised Xo hair-nay de-I"'" wll,t" " submit and by clsion would be tolerable. No half-'l,,oh PTt-r International readjust, way decision is conceivable. Tntvie nicnt that cannot be amicably agreed are the rods for which the assoel- "' i -""t--- CIIU lit V1CW JO LU H UOII ism and crush it so completely that no Germany of the future will try to turn cannibal as the present Germany did. LAW VERSUS KAISERISM 28 YEARS AGO pointed chief of the Tulp arid Taper section of the Wtr industries Board, succeeding W. B. Colver who was forced to resign because of Increasing duties as chairman of the Federal trade commission, and a, member 'of the price fixing committee. Would Try Out Gas . On Captured Dogs are flaltt- cd shall be sanctioned. Coffee roasting plants, kitchens 1K and which must be conceded them "These great objects can be put Into and bakeries, theatres new bel"orc there can be peace. ! single sentence, viz., what we seek Is marl, cpnpral sanitation and "First The destruction or every ar- ! "e reign of law, based upon the con roaas, general sanitation naUrlrJ power anywhere that can sca- i "f the governed and sustained by fire prevention measures. irately, secretly and of lis single choice! the organized opinion of mankind." " Additional buildings are still ; disturb the peace ot the wori,i; or if it The first step to the great (From the East Oregonlan, July 6, 1890.) . William Ferguson ia baok from Ann Arbor, Michigan, having finish ed his course in the famous law school there. A man fell from the top of the Wheeler building during the hose con. test ; yesterday. It happened to be a dummy. Appropoa of horned toads. Totn Tweedy, of Nye, says he can bring down a bushel basketfull from his neighborhood, if necessary. W. E. Sheridan, a traveling man. v'ho umpired the game -between I'en- dleton and Athena yesterday, actedj as umpire during last season's games or the California league and 1; a man of . prominence In baseball circles. Dan Shaw of Dixie ranch left yes terday for Walla Walla. Ho will be accompanied by a bride on his re turn. ' Clopton & noyd sold today lots 1. 2. 13 and block 61, to Charles E. Colesworthy. Umatilla County Medical Assocla, I tlon will hold Its regular monthly j meting In the city Monday aiternoon In the office of Dr.' J. M. Pructt. Ai, f physicians are Invited to attend. XEW YORK, July -.Unattached dogs which so far forget themselves as to.be found and captured by the Newark poundkeeper, are In for an unpleasant time. Thoy are to be used for tests of a new poisonous gus which the government has decided to try first on dogs and then on Germans.- Mayor (lillen of-'ewark has receiv ed a request for stray dogs from the mireau oi mitiv i of the Interior, and has ordered round keeper Porbell to round up a batch of stray dogs and ship them to Washing, ton In crates. Mr. Forbell has his eye out particularly for loose dachshunds. Donnelly Appointed tlilcf. AVSAHINGTON, .July . 5. Thomas Donnelly of Chicago' has been ap- liaseball. Yesterday's Scores. I. P. C. Ix agiie. Portland 7, Vancouver 2. Aberdeen 4, Seattle 1. American licagtie. Cleveland 4-9, St, Louis 2-8. Chicago 7-2, Detroit 6-1. Philadelphia 9-2, Boston 1 1-1. Washington 0-4, New York 7-S. National Ij-asuc. New York 0-3. Brooklyn 2-4. Boston 1-2, Philadelphia 2-3. fit. Louis 0-0. Chicago 1-1. Pittsburg 1-s, Cincinnati 0-4. Oen. von Ecrnhnrdl has been de corated by the kaiser, pos-iibty because his book would have bsen such a wonderful prophecy It the war hau wcrked that way. Sale Today Begins , JeiIv 5 SERVICE Sale Eeds Sat July 20 T T V7 M f With the new month comes a sale program bringing distinct economy advantages to our patrons. Throughout the store are many lots of summer goods reduced in price, limited in quantity. This mid-summer sale brings price advantages in merchandise of the qualify always identified, now conspicuously so, with this store. A vast number of pati today and took advantage of these sales, filling their summer needs. If you didn't come to-day, come tomorrow. and some are ons were here SHOES SHOES SHOES Children'sEmmy Lou Pumps, white Women's Black Kid Pump, canvass, rubber sole, sizes 5 to , leather dress heel, light 12 $1.05 welt sole, an extra quality Children's and Misses Canvass pump for.. $3.75 Button Shoes Women's Black JOd Pump, Sizes 5 to 8 $1.25 twin sole, covered dress Sizes 8 to 12 $1.40 heel, beaded tip $3.00 Sizes 12 to 2 $1.65 yVomen's White, Kid Oxford, Children's and Misses "Jack Frost" . kid covered dress heel, White Canvass Button Shoes new $6.95 to 8 v f Women's Brown Kid Ox- Sizes &2 to 12 $2.4a fo dregs heel new $635 Sizes 12 to 2 $2.60 o j i ft j W Women's Black Kid Oxford, Sandals, Tan and AVhitc -Hagers- heel new $590 X t0 Sandals of Quall o- Women's Black and Tan Ox- ISs Itto 12 : : : : : : : : : : : : : tS military heels ?5-83 ?!ff l2 V Hit One Lot WTiite and Black Slzes 2to6 ?2'0 Satin Pumps $2.00 Children's White Buck Button , Women's White Calf Vamp Shoes with reignskin top, ivory Sizes 2 to 31.4 $2.00 , welt sole and white mili- Sizes 4 to 8 - $2.50 tary heel, a very dressy Sizes td 12 $3.00 quality summer shoe $7.35 "7 WASH SKIRTING And suiting. Make up your wash $kirts from these, offered in white and figured, also stripes of black and white, some plaids. Such materials as pique, gabar dine and sacking cloth. 25c Quality, July Clearance Sale 19c 85c Quality, July Clearance . Sale 26c 40c Quality, July Clearance Sale 31c COc Quality, July Clearance Sale 39c C5c Quality, July Clearance Sale 49c Boc Quality, July Clearance Sale 68c ?1.00 Quality, July Clearance Sale 73c COLORED LAWNS And ltaiite. some mile of neat floral pattern Six-iics wide. July tlcaranee Mie I ' ' ft" Pi and stripes, S1 lc SI MM I It PAHAS)Ii IMvtdcd Uito tao K.ls. Only a few left tm rmih. offering new Muites and rolirtigs. It lvVliW in liM (or -- 've 1. 1 slue o I H (or !. -1 EMBROIDERY AND LACE FLOUNCING An assortment of beautiful flouncing for summer dresses, petticoats and lingerie. 95c Quality, July Clearance Rale 14 S3o tonality, July Clearance Kale 27a 4oc Quality, July Clearance Kale 32c 6o Quality, July Clearance sale 30c. 3c Quality, July Clearance Sale 4Kn Toe Quality, July Ck'aran Kalo . S7c H5c Quality, July Clearance Kale 67c 1.00 Quality, July Clearance Sale 7 lie tl.25 Quality, July Clearance Kale Hltc I..V Quality, Jnly Clearance Kale D.tc I2.0O Quality, July Clearance Kale tl.00 S2.SO Quality, July Clearance Kale $1.25 3. no Quality, July Clearance Sale I..V t-t.50 Quality, July Clearance Sale f 1.75 FANCY RIBBONS 8c An odd lot fancy ribbons suitable for hag and liats, several widths, sell regularly up to 30c yard. July Clearance Kale Price, yard , 8c SUMMER VOILES Worth 25c and 35c are placed on Harcaln Counter at a price that will move tlicm oat. A collection of stripes, clicrks etc.. awtorted colors. July Clearance kale 19o ANOTHER LOT Wah Voiles and fabrics that eo 0 make up summer dress es. Many of our best jnsilcrns and colorings are here. Come ft inn a snmmrr dre at a bUc savlmr; values 40c, 50c and ' B5c-. July Clearance Kale 3Se STILL ANOTHER ASSORTMENT That sold regularly from '5c to il.oo yard lo be sacrificed be cause we must not carry oier to anotlM-r feawn. Jaly Ci,r. . ore Kale 4o 1 id July Clearance Sale or Mens Summer Suits Suits offered in this sale consist of the season's best styles, proper ma terials and new colorings. The tailoring being the very best, done by Stein-BIoch, Schloss Bros, and Sophomore Tailors. We will not urge you to buy these suits at the prices we are offering for this July Clearance Sale. You be your own judge. You will save and save a handsome lot of money on any suit you buy. HERE ARE THE PRICES $15.00 Suit, July Clearance Sale Price , . $12.00 $17.50 Suit, July Clearance Sale Price $14.00 $20.00 Suit, July Clearance Sale Price ..... . $16.00 $22.50 Suit, July Clearance Sale Price $18.00 $25.00 Suit, July Clearance Sale Price $20.00 $27.50 Suit, July Clearance Sale Price $22.00 $30.00 Suit, July Clearance Sale Price $24.00 $32.50 Suit, July Clearance Sale Price $26.00 $35.00 Suit, July Clearance Sale iPrice $28.00 $37.50 Suit, July Clearance Sale Price $30.00 $40.00 Suit, July Clearance Sale Price $32.00 Charges Will be made for alterations. (Blue serge and black suits not in cluded.) ' . - JULY CLEARANCE SALE JULY CLEARANCE SALE MEN'S PALM BEACH STTTT! MEN'S SHIRTS new stripes, ncw patterns, fast enlnrlnirs, well Yonr cliolce of our stock of Men's Palm made, aood fit I Inn shirts, coat style, shirts that Ttcacli, Tropic Togs at SO per cent orf. are worth S2.0O. July Clearance Kale Pr. $l.6t . I. y In your full supply now. .8.50 Palm Iteach Suit, 3. C. S. Price... $.80 JULY CLEARANCE SALE $10.00 Palm Reach Knit, J. C. S. Price.. $7.50 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS $12.50 Palm neach Suit, J. C. S. Price. . $10.00 Fastoolors, pretty patterns and urines, also ' plain colors, Tallica up to $2.25, July Clearance $15.00 Palm Itcocli Suit, J. C. S. Price.. $12.00 Sale lYIcc fiKo SILK DRESSES Special Summer Clearance. You will find every color and every size in our complete stock. $25.00 Dresses, now $19.95 $30.00 Dresses, now $24.00 $35.00 Dresses, now $28.00 $40.00 Dresses, now $32.00 $45.00 Dresses, now $37.50 $50.00 Dresses, now $39.50 $0.00 Dresses, now $48.00 OA Ladies' Coats Particularly desirable, developed in the new season's basket weave, good looking English covertswell favored Bolivias, tricotines and wool velours. Loose belted models or semifitted styles await your preference. You will find a generous reduction on these garments. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR' Well stocked tables of muslin underwear, all dainty and new and at very attractive prices await your inspection. JI I.Y CI.KAUWCK 8AI.K M'RIXn TIMK SILKS $1.40 YD. These are of bct quality, plaid and checks, suitable for cool and delightful summer frocks; 38 Inches wide; sold reg ularly for $2.00 yard. July Clearance Sale, yard SI. id