The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, May 18, 1913, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPLAN FOR STUDENT M ARMY GAMPS MADE Real Military Training to Be Given at Monterey and Get tysburg This Summer. ALL OVER 17 ARE ELIGIBLE While Object of War Department's InnoTation Is "ot Military Ag grandizement, It Is to Build fp Reserve- Personnel. SAX FRANCISCO. May 17. EWtalU hare Jut been made public here of the plan of the Secretary of War to hold two experimental military camps of In struction for students of educational Institutions during: the Summer vaca tion period, coupled with the announce ment that if they prove a sucoeaa they will be held annually, one in each of the four sections of the country. The announced object of these camps Is, primarily, to Increase the present in adequate personnel of the trained mil itary reserve of the United States by a class of men from whom. In time of National emergency, a large proportion of the commissioned officers probably will be drawn, and on whose military Judgment at such a time the lives of many other men will in a measure de pend. The object sought Is not In any way one of military aggrandizement, says the explanation, but a means of meeting- a virtual need confronting a peace ful, unmilltary. though warlike Nation to preserve that desired peace and pros perity by the "best known precaution a more thorough preparation and equip ment to resist any effort to break such peace." ' AU Students Over 17 Eligible. The plan. In brief, is as follows: All students over 17 years of age and physically qualified volunteering for this instruction, and who are properly recommended by the officer detailed as military Instructor at the Institution, or the president where no such officer lg detailed, be allowed to participate in the camp of Instruction under the following provisions: That their attendance at the camp will be for the entire period, unless compelled by actual necessity to leave before that time. That they will render themselves dur ing this period subservient to the rules and regulations of military discipline, the commanding officer having autnor Ity to discontinue their attendance upon violation thereof. That the expenses of transportation to and from camp, cost of uniforms needed two pairs of breeches, khaki; hat. leggings. O. D. shirt (about $7.61 per man) and subsistence (about $1.76 per week) will be borne by the stu dent, tr be deposited in advance. That: the Government will furnish without cost, to be turned in on com pletion of camp, the following: Cots, blankets, mosquito bars or nets, tent age, cooking outfits: also a complete infantry equipment for each man, both Quartermaster and ordnance property: and the necessary transportation and such other articles as may be found necessary. That the Government will provide the necessary personnel for Instruction, organization and sanitation. Real Military Work Out Hard. These ramps will be held during the romlng Slimmer, one at the Gettysburg National Park. Fa, from July 7 to Au gust 19. inclusive, and the other at the Presidio of Monterey. Cal., from July 1 to August . inclusive. The Instruction and military exercises will be confined, so far as practicable, to the mornings, and take up about an average of four hours' work a day This will be real military work, not play, and will Include a practical appli cation of the proper precautions of health, care of the person, camping and marching and Instruction In military policy, military instruction, both theo retical and practical. In the actual "handling of troops in the field under simulated battle conditions, and In structions In shooting by actual prac tice on a target range. The afternoons and evenings will, so far as practicable, with due regard to proper supervision and military necessities, be at the stu dent's disposal. The necessary personnel for Instruc tion, equipment and maintenance of the ramp. arms, ammunition, etc. will be furnished by the Government for the duration of the camp. Sabalatenee to B Furnished. This will tnelnde proper and ample tent accommodation, a sufficient num ber of bakers and rooks, with apparatus for cooking, adequate hospital and med ical attendance, wagon transportation necessary, and. In short, everything that can be properly, according to law. used for the proper equipment, health and comfort of those attending. Re duced rates ort railroads. It is hoped, will be procured for those attending. In return therefor it Is expected the students will give their best and most honest endeavor to further the success of the Instruction. It Is thought the plan will meet with the approval of the college authorities, the students and the parents, for the following; reasons: A healthy, out-of-door life for the Summer vacation and at a less expense than usually required when away from home; habits of obe dience, command, aelf-control, order and personal hygiene: the Interest of the locality selected: the mutual benefit re- i w meetlnr and Intimately mix ing with students f other well-known .,. mil the opportunity af- t -a tr thltlr work and the knowl edge gained in the military art. through which, should their country at any time stand in need of their services, they will be better fitted 1o discharge their duty. A certificate of attendance will be given to each student attending the entire camp. Collea-e Official Asked to Aid. It is requested that college presidents and instructors aid In presenting this plan as it Is. before the students, and that they designate properly qualified persons to receive applications for at tendance who will pass upon moral and physical qualifications and will for ward names of successful applicants as follows: a Names of those desiring to at tend the camp at Gettysburg, Pa., to the Adlutant-General. United States Army. Washington. (b) Those desiring to attend the camp at the Presidio of Monterey. Cal., to the Adjutant-General, Western Department, sn Francisco. The War department Is desirous of making these experimental camps a success In every way and Invites and desires any suggestion' towards their Improvement. It tney are a success it la honed Congress will make appro priations in the future so that there will be less expense invuivea to uiq studenta The names of the students who desire to attend the camp at the Presidio of Monterey should b rorwaraed to the Adjutant-General. Western department. Fan Francisco, not le'r than June 1. If practicable. It Is requested that the measurement of the students accom pany the list of names. In order that COMMERCE TRUST & SAVINGS BANK PARK AKD MORRIIOV 8TS. Commercial Banking, Trust and Bond Busi ness. Accounts of Mer chants,Corporations and Individuals solicited. The officers of this Bank may be consulted at any time regarding the affairs of its pat rons. Open Saturday Even ings 6to 8 W. H. Fear President Cee A. Johnson... .Vice-President 0. C. Bortzmeyer Cashier Walter H. Brown As. L Cashier they may be furnished with clotlflng which will fit them. BRAKE TRUSTJS WILLING Negotiations for Settlement of Fed eral Salt Begun. wish ivr.mv mv 17. There Is prospect of a compromise settlement of the criminal anti-trust suit against .v.. ...i.ll.H imiittp brake trust and an agreement by which the alleged combination wouia . mint timujco meet the demands of the Government and avoid a civil suit under we oner- man law." Nothing definite has yet been accomplished, but it is learned that progress is being maae ww this end. Hv.. nf th Alleged trust today discussed the situation with James A. Fowler, assistant to tne Attorney-General, and United States At-n-Rpinn nf Buffalo. The con ferences will be continued with Attorney-General McReynolds, Mr. Fowler and Mr. O'Brlan until next week, when a decision will be reached as to the sufficiency of the defendants" proposi tions for a setuemenu BANK RESERVES SET FREE Requirement Abated as to Deposits by Federal Government. . WASHINGTON. May 17. National banks no longer will have to hold re serves against any deposits of the Fed eral Government Thomas P. Kane, acting Comptroller of the Treasury, today notified the banks that the Treasury Department would not require reserves against any money deposited by officers of the Gov ernment on which Interest Is paid to the United States. This action is. the result of Secretary McAdoo's order charging 2 per cent on Government deposits and probably it will release more than Sl.ooo.ooo now tied up in the reserves. CONSCIENCE BALM IS PAID Scattlo Man Returns Money Wrong fully Taken From Malls. MIXXEAPOLJS. May IT. The de mands of conscience caused Arthur E. Anderson, of Seattle. Wash., to return 160 to the Minneapolis postoffice, which he said he obtained by cashing a money order sent to him by mistake, accord ing to a letter which accompanioa ine money, received at the poatoffjee here yesterday. Anderson sawi ne was annum, utwu from loss of sleep caused by worrying over his act. The man said he now hoped his conscience would allow him' to sleep. 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"She las had sore, tender feet for a long time." writes Miss Lloyd, "but after using TIZ her feet are not troubling TIZ operates under a new ' principle, ..wlnc nut nil the rjolsonous exuda tions tnat make feet sore, corny and tired. There s nothing else like tws, so refuse any Imitation. If anyone offers you a substitute, just remember your poor, suffering feet, and tell him to glVe VOll ILL UCQ TIZ, 26 cents a box, sold everywhere, or sent direct, on receipt of price. Money back If TIZ doesn't do all we say. For a free trial package write to day to Walter Luther Dodge & Co.. Chicago. 111. Tteeommended by all Drug Stores, department and general stores. Principal Portland Agents for the Indies' Home Journai Patterns-All the latest Styles Are Here in All Sizes at 10c and 15c Each- The Summer Style Book Illustrating Home Journal Patterns Now on Sale at 5c a Copy Girls' Stockings, 3 Pr. 65o Best 25c Grade Girls' Cotton or Silk Lisle Hose in all sizes from 5 to 9y2, made with linen heel and toe, or with reinforced heel and toe. They are fast black Stock ings that sell regularly at 25c a pair, priced for this sale at n C 3 pairs for ULJl Pacific Phone Mars. 5080, Home A 2112 The Most in Value, The Best in Quality Boys' Stockings, 3 Pr. 65c Best 25o Grade All our leading 25c lines of Boys' Stockings included in this sale. Extra heavy and fine-ribbed Cotton Stock ings, made with reinforced heel and toe, or with linen heel and toe. All sizes from 5 to 10. Our 25c fiCjp line on sale at 3 pairs for VJcJi A Special Showing and Sale of the New Season's Goods That Opens the Door to hconomy Very Wide The Business Honrs of This Store An eight-hoar working day for onr employes Wa open at 8:30 A, M. and close at 5:30 P. M. daily, with the exception of Saturdays, when we open at 9:16 A. M. and close at 9:16 P. M. We have in augurated a half holiday on Thursdays daring July and Angust, and have always allowed a fall week's vacation and fall pay, with a fall hoar for lanch, the year aroand. We advocate early closing on Saturdays. No woman can afford to miss these savings. If the values we have chosen for this sale were less worthy tha'h they are, we would be less eager to welcome you on Monday morning. Therefore expect to gratify keen desire you will not be disap pointed. We think they tell their own story best in black and white below a story ' of sterling and stirring value-giving. Eead the following items and you'll learn how much it will pay you to read this store's advertisement: New Dress Silks A Superb Display A brilliant and remarkably large display of choice new weaves in plain shades and novelty colorings. Every piece of tried and trustworthy quality, for none other can gain admittance here. Silks that will fulfill the demands of exacting women in qual ity, style, color and price. Soft, Rich Satin Charmeuse at, Yard, $2.00 Same Quality Sold Elsewhere at $2.50 and $3 Yard 40 and 42-inch Satin Charmeuse the season's most popular Silk. Comes in a soft, clinging, weave and in an excellent weight. It is shown here in every wanted plain shade for either street or evening wear. It is a beautiful mate- d0 ff rial, underpriced at, yard ipJJ Yard-Wide Natural Colored Pongee Silks, at $1.00 Yard Always a favorite fabric for Summer wear. Abso lutely All-Silk Shantung Pongees, Water-Resisting Chefu Pongees, Plain and Rough Tussahs. Pe ldn Duck, Cloth of Gold, etc. All in natural color and all full 36 inches wide. Our own importations. The kind sold everywhere at $1.25 r- fif a yard, on sale at : ,.P 1 uKjyj Silk Poplins at, Yard, 75 " . ' ' A very fashionabe and durable Silk at a moderate price. Yard-wide Silk Poplins, shown in any wanted plain shade ; plenty in'cream and black. It is a rich finished Silkihat washes satisfactorily; one that is free from artificial dressing and of bet ter quality than is usually sold at 75c this figure; priced at Three Great Specials in Seasonable Woolen Dress Goods Here are big savings that .will be especially wel come to those who have sewing to do. There is a great assortment to choose from all new goods. Shepherd Checks, 50c-65c Grades, at Yard, 39 Also plain and fancy Mohairs in a full range of col ors and Bedford Cords in desirable plain shades. These fabrics come 36 inches wide and are regular 50c and 65c qualities, priced for Qr this sale at only : JJ1 Popular Novelties, 65c to 85c Grades, Yard, 49 38 to 44-inch Striped Novelties, Black and White Shepherd Checks, Novelty Mixtures and Self-Colored Batistes, Taffetas and Panamas. Fabrics that have sold this season at 65c to 4Qc 85c a yard, on sale at All-Wool Fabrics at 69 Yard Dress Goods That Have Sold Regularly at 85c to $1.25 Yard 44 to 52-inch Wool Taffetas, Panamas, Repellants, Novelty Serges, Plain Colored English Mohairs, Egyptian Crepes, etc.; all this season's goods in the most popular weights and colorings. The kind regularly sold at 85c to $1.25 a fQn yard, on sale at An Unmatchable Showing of Fashionable Suits That are especially becoming to large women. The ma terials are Mannish Serges and Worsteds in Navy, Black, Gray and Tan; also in Hairline Stripes. d -f Q C f Values to $37.50, priced at only F 1 At this opportune time of the season we have arranged this important sale of Fashionable New Suits styles that nr esnfic.iallv hecominer to larce women. Included are a dozen different models with different length coats. Some are strictly plain tailored and others are tastefully trimmed. The Skirts are shown in the prevailing styles, only cut a little fuller. The materials are the popular Mannish Serges and Worsteds in navy, black, gray and tan; also in neat hairline stripes. They are well tailored, fashionable garments, strictly 1913 "styles. Make your selection now, while the assortment is complete, and such a splendid saving is possible. d J Q Cfl You have choice of values up to $37.50 at P i,,JU Alterations Without Charge and a Perfect Fit Guaranteed. MISSES' AND WOMEN'S ONE-PIECE WOOL DRESSES The best styles in Granite, Sponge Cloth and French and Man nish Serges. Many of them are shown in the tfy QQ popular draped models. On sale at P 1 7 RpriiUr $15.00 to $20.00 Values We purchased some 20 dozen -of these fine garments direct from the manufacturer at a price ... concession that enables us to offer them to you at less than the TPfmlflT wlinlesalfvcost. TIipv arft of desirable stvles. workman ship and materials. They come in Granite, Sponge Cloth and French and Man nish Serges in white, navy, Copenhagen, brown, tan, gray, etc. Some are beau tifully trimmed with lace or Bulgarian trimmings. Others with materials of different shades and still others are shown in the popular draped QQ effects. You. have unlimited selection from $15 to $20 values at P An Unlimited Showing of New Waists at $1.25, $1.50, $1,98, $2.50, $2.98 " Values That Will Stand Comparison With the Best Shown Elsewhere . The wide variety of novel ideas in the New Waists is bewildering. Styles are as infinite 'as the sands of time. Never has the Summer girl been so highly favored with so much to?captivate and fascinate. Dainty Lawn and Marquisette Waists in high or low-neck styles, with long or short sleeves, and that fasten at either back or front. , Some come with rich Bulgarian trimmings, others with Irish Point or lace yoke, and still others are daintily made with exquisite patterns of embroidery, or with hand-embroidered patterns in white or colors. You are re quested to compare these with waists shown elsewhere at fancy prices. I I I Women's Oxfords and Pumps The best showing of this season's styles in regular $3.00 and $3.50 grades, on flJO Crt sale tomorrow at ... pmJJ Perhaps you are in need of a new pair of Pumps or Oxfords? Well, here isa splendid opportunity to supply your needs at a great saving. They come in the most fashionable leathers patent, gun metal, velvet and dull kid. Made with light turned soles and with Goodyear welt soles and are shown in the proper weight for Summer.' All sizes and .widths. Regular $3 and $3.50 grades, d9 Cf) specially priced for this sale at p,JJ Misses and .Children's Pumps Are Reduced for This Sale Misses' and Children's Pumps in one and two-strap stvles, in patent and gunmetal leathers. QQr Sizes 8y2 to 11; reg. $1.75 and $2 grades . . . A Special Sale of Men's Megligee Skirts Made coat style with cuffs attached, plain or pleated 55c bosom; $1.25 grade priced at JJ A special underpriced offering of 2000 fine Negligee Shirts, made of the best ma terials, perfect in both fit and finish. They come in the popular coat style with plain or pleated bosom and with attached cuffs. They are shown in plain blue chambray; innumerable patterns in assorted light stripes and small figures; also in neat medium dark colorings. All sizes from 14 to 19. Every C Cc Shirt guaranteed. Reg. $1.25 quality, priced for this sale at uuw Negligee Cuff Shirts, 99 Men's Merino Shirts, 63 Come now and purchase your Summer weight Underwear at this sale. Here's a splendid wearng line of Men's Merino Shirts and Drawers, shown in natural gray color and in all sizes. The kind regularly sold at 75 cents a garment, specially priced for tomorrow n O at only Another special offering well worthy of your prompt attention consists of a line of Men's Negligee Shirts, with attached auto collar and with French cuffs. They come in all sizes and in plain tan, cream and white. Regular $1.25 QQ grade, this sale at only Ws Complete New Lines of ine Knit Underwear For Women and Children Thoroughly reliable qualities at prices you'll be pleased to pay. Priced lower than the same qualities cosi eisewuere. F Women's Silk Lisle Union Suits, $1.25 Grade, at 89 Correct Summer-weight garments made with long sleeyes, high-neck and in ankle length They are neatly trimmed and perfect fitting. All sizes from 34 to 38. Regular $1.25 - QQ grade at onlv JJK Women's Silk Lisle Union Suits, $2.50 Grade at $1.89 Springfield Silk Lisle Union Suits, shown in high-neck, long-sleeve styles in ankle length. Form-fitting gar ments of seasonable weight and in all sizes. Jtjest $z.du graae on sale at ,. $1.89