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BOYER'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
The QUALITY STORE of Eastern Oregon
BIO SHOWING SILK
PETTICOATS, both Jer
SALE OF MISSES' AND
LADIES' COATS AND
SUITS.
MILLINERY
Special Sale of all Ladies'
and Misses' Dress Hats.
SUMMER LAWNS
Special Show! ng this
week.
jey and Taffeta
$3.60 TO $6.00
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m Rni avui &ii ivf wW'iMvrirCi
Ours the Boys' Outfitting Store of the County
MEN'S SHIRTS
MEN'S UNDDERWEAR
MEN'S SUITS
MEN'S HATS
MEN'S SHOES
MEN'S HOSIERY
BOYS OUTFIT HERE
Nh place will vim find as fine or food
Msortmrnl aa jrou will here,
Boys' Wash Suits
Boys' B.V.D. Underwear
Boys' Porusknit Underwear
Boys' Part Laydon Underwear
Boys' Canvas Shoes
Boys' Waists
Boys' Hosiery
Boys' Wash Hats
Boys' Shoes
LADIES' SUMMER WAISTS
('Iwiriniiiti models just received
in it new lot of Wash Waists,
priced
$1.00 TO $2.50
Newest Styles. flncHl workmanship,
unexcelled fit no to make these renl
valued.
Complete Stocks Women's and
Children's
KNIT UNDERGARMENTS
We have a fine r. prrscntiitli
Mock of NMl'l anil Children' 1 la; h t
weigh! Knit I'mliTwciir in Spring and
Hummer Style. Lai uh show you tho
very bent value for (lie money (o foe
found.
Mr uml Mrs Joe Srholr leave 08
Sunday for i'ort lutnl where Mr Schol-
will represent Acitrla l.oilae at the
(trend lodge of Mason
W'llliln 40 yarda of the (ierniuii
Irene hen a V M (' A dug lit hii .
been serving Allied troop.
MIkh Tlielum l.ampkln ol l'ui'
Ik vlHltlna friend here
COUNTY IIJ-HI.li
H.tl.c Hi MUtm mi M
continued from Flrsl Page
ajrette, Ida ; Aletandro Urlsar. Mi
IXTinlti Nev ,1 Wlllet Medium .
Nysaa, Or; John A t'hnntlaii. Hon
Kb, Or., I'aul F Rrwln. Harper. (Ir :
Charles I) Warren, I'ayette. Idshe:
Oacar Houston. Riverside, Or . I.niii
f 1 1 ii. K.i . West Tall. Or . Jinn.
Farkrell. Ronlta. Or. ; James Maelvr.
Itorkvlllr. or . Iii'IIhti J WnrHliatii.
Cake, Or.; John W Morgan. Ontario,
Or.; Hugh (' clement, Ontario, Or :
Samuel Perry Yenne, Payette, Ida :
Karl l Warren, Nvmsh. Or.; Wlllar I
A. Hall. Payette, Ida , Albion Hemic -.ri.
Montour. Ida.; William II W '
aon, Kye Valley, Or.; Ivan N. Weir'!.
Ironside, Or.; Samuel I.. ON II,
Lowell. Mann.; Frank K. Hill. Pa)
ette, Ida.; Michael Joyce, Jamlcsou.
Or ; Porter I) Nash, Jiintura, Or.;
William C. Orrutt. Ontario, Or.;
Bvau A. Mrnwn, Ontario. Or.; (leorge
Hrendel. Oakland. 01 ; Klchard J.
Head, Jordan Valley, Or.; Jame
Cordon. Portland, Or.; Charles W
long. Maiden, Waafo.; Charlea Mc
Kiie . Kenle, Kockvllle, Or.; Clar-
unce Lenicr. Ilrogan, Or.; Verner F.
tlr.iliam. Abilene. Texan, Alfonso I.
Prewett. Vale. Or ; Stanley W Fern,
Nvki, Or., Klmer l.ooiie. Halm-,
Or.) Kranrl A. Belts, llonlta. Or ;
Charlea F. lUtrhelor. Vale, or.; Paul
t'onrad Miller, Harper, Or.; MwBfd
I..-II. Itompli, Vale. Or.; Frank H
lirummond, Falrylawn. Ida.; John
Joyre. Harper. Or ; Charlea 0 Black
well. Sparta. Or.; Ira Schaffer. Vale,
Or.; Hoy W. Heard. Tumalo. Or ;
lafe Krank Hill, tronalde, Or ; tier
don I. Shaffer, Neacopeck, Pa..
I Kalph VV Fuller. Welter. Ida.
The following named registrant
will report the aaiue date aa alter
natea: Klchard K Uankit. Malheur. Or.;
Theodore H. Moore. Ontario. Or.;
I.ouln U Hamilton. Huntington. Or.;
Ouy K. Woodcock, Malheur. Or.:
Jnhii W Mi-Cumber. Juntura. Or.
Portland, Ore., June 6. Thla la
Fuel Week In Oregon. It haa been
offh tally proclaimed by (lovernor Wl
thyronine S'i the time for all cKliena
to order their fuel aupplea for win-
, ter's tiac.
Washington Drafted men claiming j Waahlngtan. - The large! annual The week wll not he one for fore
.... . - ... I.e... ... kill U klalne. A4P I I.. .a . Bat a
rirt.iu'.ffiMuiMi obi'Mllon to military mrmy m.,"iM ... ........ .. hum Wmrnnn. nrnorainjc 10 run
OBJECTORS TO BE
PUT TO WORK
LARGEST ARMY
BILL IS PASSEO
ON JUNE 28TH
PROVE YOU ARE
A LOYAL AMERICAN
Will von gred the Fourth of .1 ill v with I free conscience
Or will vim s.eiul the l-'uiiith iii shame t'.n-ed yuiltY
'line 28 has heen set as National War Saving Day.
Vour eoiiiitry expeets you on that da to pldft er.
Ieiui you can. up to Jt H M M . toward the purchase of War
Having! Stamps.
The priee of American citizenship is DO longer eheap. A
new hmii has struck. The crash of war has ground all
Minhl.tiice of cheapness out of heing an American. It is
now a dear bOUgfal honor. N'ou must pa .
ON JUNE 28TH, YOUR COUNTRY ASKS YOU TO
BALANCE YOUR PATRIOTIC CASH ACCOUNT
Every penny you withhold that you are aide to gii .
tends aid and comfort to the enemy.
No sordid lenul summons will, for the present, compel pa
meat. You are called to payment hy the higher, more
chivali ic Bimunons to volunteer on June L'Hth your pledu
to purchase this year every dollar's worth of War Savings
Stamps you can buy.
NationalWar Savings Committee
This space contributed for .
the Wining of the War hy
Ontario
National Bank
a-rv Ire and who have been found by
rny authorities to be alnrere In ra
fualnar dutv with nonrombatant unite
-. t... ti.ul,I.Hi Wl!..... ir
a prratriwii uj ir-..Mr.. ....... -.-
to be aegregated at Kort laavenworth.
Kan., under term of an order an
nonmed by Secretary llaker
If found lo be alnrere In their ecrn-
pl by a (pedal board of Inquiry, they
rylng tl2,041,l2.0OO. and authorlrlni Administrator Holme, but rather on
the prealdeal lo call Into military eerv for leriou a.-tlvltle dealgned to fill
loe all men who raa be trained and the fuel want of people and Industry
equipped, wa patted by the honae riy ,,, ,he ,, ,,m, tn ,,,,,,,
and eent to the senate already overburdened railroad can
The meaatire la framed to provide h), r,.,.w.,
for an army of 3 MO.000 men durini ..Th proce,H,on , 0Bn lmmK .
the coming year. In accordance with .,,. .,. - - - .... ,
the government' revised programme
will be rurlnugbed lo work on farm for ruahing aoldiera to France. Some
a laborers at a private's pay
Under no clrcurostsnces will ron
selentlona objectors be discharged
from their responsibilities under the
elective service Is." the order sss.
soil Instruction are renewed to mill
tar .ourlmar(lal lo Iry and punish
sll found lo foe Insincere, defiant or
active In attempting (o conver( others
to I heir I... 1 1. i
Money earned by the furlnughed ob
Jectora In eee of a private pay
and subsistence Is to go to the Red
Cross, snd the permission Is lo be
continued only so long aa the objector
Is reported by disinterested observers
to be working to the best of his ability.
Only too professed conscientious ob
j.Mior have been reported among the
I noo.OOO men railed for military serv
ice under the drft.
Ol ll. MKKKM TO
APKUVAHU l KOHHINt.
(Continued from Ktrst Page.)
of Its big Hems sre .:!!. l.li.onn foi
the qusrtermsster corps; $.t.;lt.i)iio,
000 for ordnance. It.02g.000.000 for
the engineers. 190.260,112 for aviation
and $21(7,000,001) for the medical corps
A provision prohibiting the use ol
etop-watchee or other speeding up de
vice In plant where money provided
In -the bill la pcnt was adopted by s
vote of : to IP.
n Hi.' march lo the fuel dealers, and
a line of fuel wagon delivering their
contents to the homes of Oregonlana."
"The i iir will help themaelven
and the government a lot hy order
ing their fuel now. With order
hooked, dealers will he In position I i
make Intelligent estimate aa to the
wants of their patrons, snd the ad
mlnlMtratlon In turn will he able to
! secure proper fuel dlstrlhullon
"The pro. .pec i for a shortage thl
fall are audi that every cltlsen will
do well to herd the warning and not
delay Thousands. I am glad to aay,
i nut ju.-nii.v oi uieir ruei order.'. I
and delivered Other should do the
same or chance heatless days later.'
Fuel week la being observed
throughout America on request of the
National Fuel Administration.
clear. He suggested thai suit be'
hn. ught to quiet (Itle. He declared,!
too. that by this means several thous
and dollar would he returned lo the
i li Treasury. Instructions wero !
given thr City AUorney and City He-'
cor tie r lo begin I he actions at once
The ordinance for the purchase of )
the Ontario Water ylem passed Its '
second reading The ordinance for
the construction ot the Kastsidc
sewer was also read for (he second
time A question a to the method
of procoedlUK in thl" matter la still to'
be settled.
The Council also i ontlriiu-d the up
pointmeut of William II l.axon .is
asslstuut fire chief The reports off
city officials were received uml the1
usual bills were paid.
ItKWAItU
Sirayed from my ranch, one pali
rattier light bay uiarea, one welglilu
arouud 1100, the other 1260; brand
ed with lasy K on rlgln stifle; should
MEDIATION IS REFUSED
Reausst ef War Labor Beard Declined
By Western Unlen.
New York. The Western I'nion
Telegrsph company has declined t
submit to the Jurisdiction ef the na
tlonsl war labor hoard which sought
(o ail just (he differences Between th
company and those of lla employer;
who sre members of (he Commercial
Telegraphers' union of America.
The Western Union Telegrsph com
paay 'a decision became kuown when
the report of an executive session ol
(ha war board held here was msdf
public It embodied a report hy Wll
Ham H Tail and Frank P. Walsh. Joint
cbalrm i ihr bosrd, who conferred
with Nrtromb Carlton, president ol
toe Western I'nion. la an effort tc
compose the difficulties between the
company and those of its employes of Oregon "It I a matter to be look
ed at seriously." he said today, "Ore
gon fares a fuel shortage thl wln-
I'ortland, Ore . June -"Buy your
fuel early week" has Just been pro
claimed hy Uovernor Wlthycomba of
Oregon, for June :i During the
week, all civic and business organisa
tion and women s ciuba are being
urged to call upon their various mem
bers and the public In. general to or
der fuel for ii. i winter.
There is nothing of a "huratf ' na
ture in the drive for fuel orders, ac
cording to Fuel Administrator Hole
wbo nave been dismissed, ll ws
charged, because (hey Joined the i kjaj
uiercial Tehnraphers' union
U. 8. Child Labor Law Invalid.
Washington The child labor law,
enacted by rongreas last iesr slier s
bitter flghl. ass held uncons(i(utlonal
hy the supreme court The derision'
was based on the power of local com ,
munilies (o regulate such mutters foi
themselves, holding It coul I not b
Interfered with b congress
Training Camp Is Open at Prseldlo.
Sau Krsncisco. -Approximately 100i
students from colleges on the I'acifir
roast and other western states art
have colta by them now; foratops here to begin training in a reserve of
have been roauhed and grown out
three or four inches Will pay $26
to finder of team J Cartwrlght,
Malheur City. Oregon 21 -at
fleers' training camp which apened ai
the Presidio here Monday.
HKAHT lKAMA OF COMPKI l.l; SMrKTNFMa),
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WEAVER OF DREAMS
A .VAct MBTBO Screen Itt.maiicc of
LOVE AND RENUNCIATION
Starring
ADORABLE
VIOLA DANA
DREAMLAND THEATRE
THURSDAY FK1IA BATUHDAY
Dreamland
A ttractions
O.VTAHIO, OltKUON
siiii.i.h, June 1Mb.
WK.W F.H OF IIKKAMS
tola Uslls
I'atlie rs
v..ii.U, June IDili
IHMtKS HKTWKKN. '
Fea(uring Monroe Salisbury V Ru(b
Clifford
Cemedy: "Who Hosve It."
Tuesday, June lltli.
Htm HI I MlkKll.i
Featuring Jan and Kaiherlne La.
Ml'TT AND JEFF, Cemedy: "The
Dacoy
Wednesday. Jane llKJi.
"t.lVINO HHKI A CHWi l
V iv ... M.iiiii,
Hray I'ictograpli
Hiur-ilav , June IfJHh
"BABY MUTK.
Featuring Madge Kennedy 6 Reels.
Path.' News.
I ri. and Mat., June 14th and 1.1th
"THK Umi AMKBICAN."
Mary Plckford
k-MH.v 'Anu, B0ulk."
WATCH FtK
"The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin.