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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 27. 1916.
EIGHT PAGES
July Clearance Sale
THE LAST WEEK OF OUR JULY CLEARANCE SALE IS RICHER IN ALL THAT MAKES VALUES FOR
YOU. THERE ARE DAILY OFFERINGS OF UNUSUAL MERIT, AND MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO PRO
VIDE THE NEEDFUL SUMMER THINGS AT A WELCOME SAVING. THIS IS A REAL CLEARANCE.
SUMMER MERCHANDISE MUST GO.
Ready-to-Wear Bargains
!w,fstwww!stwfitwiw am run RUT HIT Tfl THE
HUM II II II II I I II III
STATE LIQUOR LAW
SUGGESTED REMEDY
For Friday and Saturday
SUMMER WASH GOODS
HOUSE DRESSES 79c
and chambray house dresses in neat
and a good range of colors. Extra
79c
Ginghams
tailored style
special
SILK WAISTS $1.39
Crepe de chine and tub silk waist in white, flesh,
pink and vellow. Real 92.95 values; sizes 34. 36.
38. for . 81-39
BUNGALOW APRONS 49c
In light and dark colors of best quality percale for
price. Special 49f
MONEYWIRTH WAISTS $1.00
A complete showing new styles of these wonder
ful Moneywirth Waists; always special at.. 81.00
LAWN KIMONAS 98c
Dainty lawn kimonas in flowered designs; good
quality. Special 98
TAILORED DRESSES $4.98
Tailored dresses of linen in shades of blue, rose,
pink and tan; values originally sold at $11.75.
Now 84.9S
DON'T OVERLOOK
This wonderful sale of this season's cloth and silk
suit, coats and silk dresses. Truly extraordinary
values at 810.00
10c Lawns
15c Lawns H
20c Batiste 1
25o Voile 1C
U5c Organdie lSc
25c Voile 24C
35C Organdie 24c
40c Voile 31c
50c Voile 3Sc
65C Voile 4UC
25c Pique 1S
35C Pique 26C
40C Pique 31C
50c Pique 38C
JUNE POSTAL SAVINGS
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
WOtTiD PROVIDE THAT MAM -
r un units, Drotnra VI.
COHOli FOR BUSINESS M,AY
;kt LARcaa yi anti-
II
9 .ttii'-;iiflrsl ltnmn May lfnoiv
for nsMcrntiin of N'xt W-glshi-luro
Is Hopeful ta Will lie At
jiiil In IHlr ManiHT.
$86,0C0,0OO Standing to the
Credit of 603,000 Deposi
tors in United States.
IT'S THE FAD TO
"ROLL YOUR OWN"
CIGARETTES!
JUST RECEIVED A complete assortment of
Columbia Crochet and Embroidery' Thread, all
sizes and colors.
Crochet Thread, all sizes IOC
Embroiden- Thread, per spool 15C
Art Department, 2nd floor.
T D IV 7 D. C-J Cl 3Phones
l . r. w . rure roou onop ah is
ECONOMY
SERVICE
CLEANLINESS
TODAY'S STORE NEWS Green Corn, Green Peas, Head Lettuce, Green Beans, Bell Peppers, Ripe To
matoes, Cucumbers, Fancy Eating Pears and Apples, New California Grapes, Canteloupes and Watermelons,
Logan Berries and Red Currants.
50c
3.1c ; quart jars, 60c ;
Water White Honey 3 for
Extracted Honey Pint jars
i .-gallon jars 81.00.
July Clearance Sale in our Pure Food Shop.
New Crockery and Glassware just unpacked.
T. P. W. Special Blend The best 35C Coffee on
earth.
T. P. W. Special Teas Pound 60C to 81-00 M
The Peoples Warehouse
Where It Pays to Trade
v i w ji . ii i it: ji i . : i 1. 1: ui. ,ui i.i m i.t aumj Mjmu m m um am am m
s.u.km. Ore., July T. All amend
I RMnl to the present prohibition law
whereby manufacturers Attiring alco
hol for tea in their business may ob-
I tain it in l.rc. r amounts than the
I law now permits is suggested by At
I torne -ilcneral ltrown as the best
way to solve the problem now eon
j fronting Oregon manufacturers.
I If no one else should propose such
en nmcniltnent, the attorney-general
satil that he would prepare an amend
. ment for consideration of the, next
! legislature by Which the legitimate
I manufacturer needing alcohol could
obtain it in sufficient quantities aft
er furnishing a satisfactory DOHA The
j attorney-general believes that th"
j law can be amended so as to give re-
! lief to Oregon manufacture ri afw at
! the sametime prevent Importation of
, alcohol for illegitimate, purposes.
ValMlt) of Derision Doubted,
The recent decision of circuit
I Judge Morrow of Multnomah coun
J ty. holding that any manufacturer
j needing alcohol In wholesale uuanti
1 ties may import as much as is desired
for manufacturing put post, in the
opinion of Attorney-Oeneral Brown.
Wtl not stand under test.
"in snj event," said Mr, Brown,
I "state officials will continue to
force the law as it is now on the
I books As I understand Judge Mor
1 row's decision, the San Francisco A
j Portland Steamship company is held
i liable for delivery of two barrels of
spirits to W'adhains Co, Under the
prohibition law. however, it Is unlaw
I ful to receive more than the legally
I Specified amount of Intoxicating li
quor, and the contention might be
I made that the receipt of more than
j the specified amount of liquor enn
' stitutes a violation of the prohibition
I law.
Receipt Declared criminal,
"By careful reading of section 1 -'
j of the prohibition law. it Will be seen
that It is made criminal for any per
son to receive Intoxicating liquor, the
I transportation or deliver; of which
has been in violation of the provi
sion! of the section. The legislature
had a right to pass a prohibition law
I prohibit tig the manufacture and 'sale
I of Intoxicating liquors n the state of
Oregon It had an equal right to llm
I it the amount of intoxicating liquors
i that might be awfully delivered to
I any person within the state.
"The Webh-Kenvon Taw especial
y permits the lawmaking power ol
the state to enact legislation mak'ng
rlmlnal the receipt or alcohol as
.as tough t by Wadhams A Co.
Liquor Made Outlaw,
Intoxicating liquor, in the aspect
i being received, possessed or kept.
r in some wa used in a manner
NEW YORK, July :6. June rec
crds for postal savings deposits were
eclipsed last month, when a net gain
of more than 3.8lfl,noo was rolled
up. quadrupling the net Increase for
June. 1915. according to figures made
public today at the New York post
offtee. Postmasters attribute the In
crease. It was said, to the country
wide prosperity of wage earners and
tc the legislation of May last, which
Increased the limit of deposits from
$100 to 11000 a month.
Among the cities showing the larg
est gains for June are: New York.
HIMll; Brooklyn. I ill, 141 1 Detroit.
1I7, HI; Chicago, tliMO; Boston.
111. Ml: Pittsburg ss.;SUI; Cleveland
s:i ::,i itnffulo. I&M41: Mllwaul.ee. 1 ham into a
J4V4H7: Philadelphia. 47."S8: Port
land. Ore., SI6..44S, Newark. N. J.,
J4ii,:ia7; st. LotUs, MMtsi
City. 111,011; L-os Angeles
San Francisco. :.'". 7-1; Jersi
111,160; Columbus, Ohio, 1)1,7(1; Ta
rt. ma. ISMSO; Toledo, :o.77l'; San
DlegOi $ix.i31.
On June It there wire 7701 postof-
fices accepting deposits in the United
Stales. Alaska. Porto ltlco and Ha
waii, ami the number of depositors aP
Smart Smokers Everywhere Are
Rolling "Bull" Durham Into
Fresh, Fragrant Cigarettes
Most Enjoyable of Smokes
Fashion for smokers decrees
thst if you would be smart and
up-to-date you must supply your
self with "the makings" and roll
your own" cigarettes.
"The makings" consist of
"Bull" Durham tobacco and a
book of "papers". When you
have poured a little "Bull" Dur-
paner and soaped
it to your liking, you are ready
to eniov the cigarette that cm
""!" noisseurs say is the most enjoyable
i smoke in the world -fresh, fra
grant, mild ami sweet.
It's an easy matter to learn to
"roll your own" with "Bull" Dur
ham. There's a knack to it
that's all. Any man can master
the art after a few trials. And to
proximated i :t.ooo. With Itg.OOO.OOO I make it easier, the manufacturers
of Bull" Durham, Durham N.C.,
will mail free to anv address in
the United States on request an
illustrated booklet showing the
correct way to roll your cigarettes.
"Bull" Durham is sold every
where. Get a Sc sack today. A
free book of papers goes with it.
"Roll your own I"
standing to their credit. Klght offl-
I ce. New York, Brooklyn, Chicago,
I Boston, Detroit, Pittsburg. Chicago.
Boston, Detroit, Pittsburg. San Fran
cisco mid Portland, Ore., have pass
ed the 11,000,000 mark and these
eight hold approximately 42 per cent
of ail deposits.
l.AHOlt DEPARTMENT TO
SI NK ;f,nts to aid
sTHIKi: SETTLEMENT
SBATTL8, July 2(1 Immigration
Inspector White, the Longshoremen's
sirike mediator, said the labor de-
en- partnient is sending several Washing
ton igsnts to confer with the strikers
and employes In every city affected
They hope to effect a settlement.
White said it probably would re
quire some time to complete the work
They must change the entire attitude
of the strikers and employers. The
water front Is guarded following the
outbreak of strike violence. A crowd
of strikers rushed the strikebreakers
and the latter fled and remained con
cealed until the strikers departed.
Philadelphia 1 -22
NorthfdTn legu
Spokane S2 34 101
Butte 4.. 4 40 ,114
Seattle 7 47S
Tacoma 40 44 .474
Vancouver 40 44 .44f,
i, teat Kalis J4 4S 44J
All adjustable
be II invented to
eras to enlarge
the finders
mounted i
be MttSShSd to l am
th Images seen
has
in
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prohibited by
Which it li t
mrtpl, is an
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lr;i wti from
th
LLOYD RICHES 10 -BE
OK PROGRAM OF
for the editors of the state
piaitically every newspaper I
i g in wiii be represented
will be the guests of t
Midfird and Jackson
' ar- jolting their effurt!
plans to entertain the editors. Ben
and
i i ire-
Tne e'libirs thi time
citizens ol 1 nighi a
m'n
KTASMK1 i GD4TOR WIIJ. Ill U)
PAPER W PP. i I M HA
at .MKirii:ii on iroi'W
1. r, 6 AXU 7.
OBCOON CITY. "re. July ii
The program for the annual conven- Mai
tion of the . regn State BdKOTial .V- it":
kociatlon. to be held at Medford and on,
"rater I-ike Aug ut 4. 5 6 and 7. was
aaooaaeed today by E e. Brodle of i-.
this city, presidcrt of the sgSOCigthW Cri
TI,. oonvaatlon will lie a busy one n i
Sheldon being chairman of the
i rater i uke to v- Wted.
Ips to the California state In
uei at Ashland and a tr.jj
f-r Lake were included in the
beginning at . J o o cio h
n'ght. Edgar H. Piper, ed
the Oreg on lan, will le am
rpeakert al 'he buqust
morning 'he editors wil
be pass- I.
Orlves the famous pinacles. fishing
lid 'Mating on the lake will occupy
if the editors, and Bunda)
g ram, fire will be built on
of the lake,
gram foUoSTs:
Friday,
Registration and payment
Methodist, Opiacopal church, Salem;
address of welcome; response and an
n i.i I 'ddn-ss. President K. K, Brodle. I
..loiring Knterprise, ciregon Cit'.
ntment of committees. "The
Editor's Wife," Elbert Beda, the Sen-
I Unci Cottage drove; "Cooperation j
Between th" Publisher and the Col
lege of Journalism." Eric W. Allen
dean School of Journalism. I'nlver
ttj .it Oregon, Kugene; "The Pub
i shet and th- merchant." C. S.
Whimore, the Washington Farmer
Festtle; "How to Make a Country
Paper Pay." A. E. Voorheis. Daily
Rogue River Courier. Grants Pass:
"Th Washington Newspaper Weld."
Major H W. Patton, editor the Daily
IVttfhlngtonian, Hoqul&m; adjourn
i. o-iit at 3 o'clock.
Automobiles will take convention
delegates and their wives over the pa
. ific Highway to the California state
i n- over the summit of the Siskl
ous and return to Ashland, where a
banquet will be served in l.ithia
Park, after which they will return to
Medford.
Snttinlay.
t a. m. "Phases of Ovaanisatlen
that it
.lature
s of the state t.
be or Is in fact, im
unlaw and divested ol
charat t.-r ami with
nterstate protection ai
he federal government
rhether th.
llAM.lt ILL 1 MMARY.
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National league.
W. I. Pet.
Brooklyn, 4 33 4ws
Boston 44 35 .657
Philadelphia 45 35 .556
Chicago 43 46 .43
New York S9 43 4 76 1
Plttdbufg 39 43 .476
St. Louis 42 40 402
Cincinnati 37 r,2 .416
MJ.I!I N LEAGUE.
New York 50 38 56H
Boston 50 38 56S
Cleveland 50 4 .556
Chicago 50 40 .556
Washington 47 42 .528
Detroit 48 44 .522
St LoulS 41 4 8 41
DRAYTON
ARROW
COLLAR
THIN. LIGHT YET BTARCH1D AND
MoliTLV lie each HmWc
aotrr, rajsoM cosisc
ANSCO
CAMERAS kSSPEEDEX FILM
uphold thr
hf ffupretne
Uttty "f sec
Ibltfon law "
BIG BRITISH GUNS ON SOMIWE LINE
Work,'1 G. I-an-dng Hurd. extension
department, Oregon Agricultural Cnl-
lep-e; "How W'e Handle .Newspaper prepSISd
Organisations in Washington," Wa'- r. where
la.-e It. Jeasup, president Washingto i
State Press Association, Bremerton.
"The Most Humane Way to Execute
the Prlce'Cutting Fienu who Mutil
ates Job Price- and Legal Publication
Bates. ." ti. D. Hamstreet the sun
Sheridan; "Problems or Journalism.'
E. Hoffer. Pacific coast Manufactur
er, Salem: "Some Differences in city
and Country journalism." Lloyd
RIchM, the Standard. Stanfield; "The
Newspaper as a Rural Communit!
Developer," t;. j. Taylor, the pi. er
Motalla; I" It Good Business to In
etal a Linotype in a One-Man Of-lie-
" W. C DePew, the Criterion.
Lebanon; adjournment for luncheon.
I;t0 p m. Report of committees;
ennusj report or the necretary, Philip
B. Rates. Pacific Northwest. Po.'
land. "Newspaper Ethics." Joseph P
Herb. Washington county News
Ties, Eote-t drove; Partly Libel snd
the Party Label," ', a Ingalls, DalK
i iz. tte-Times. Corvalttsi "Guaran
teed Adverising" John K. Gratke,
It'll Budget, Astoria; "Why Are So
Many Newspaper Offices Dirty " E
!l Olmsted, the Ma ';. Sta'lon;
. Slandard Uniform Cost-f.'inding Sys-
m and Its Appl cation." John J
.1 ,i nek, w. Baltes & Co., Port
iar. i: general dlscUeSfOfl of lUggesi -:
topis .-lection of officers; adjolirn-
Tak.'nlj big Chances,
It Is a gleM tk to travel withnii.
a bottle o" CliamUr Iain's Colic. Crnl
rra and I) arrhoea Remedy, as this
p-eparation cannot be obtained on the
i'ains or qtf-atiu hpg. Attacks of
bowel COmpls'nt IM often sudden and
vary severe, ami everyone nhoiild go
for tie in ohtainaMe ev
BEFORE
You let any work in our
line, don't forget to get
our prices. Estimates
gladly furnished on any
kind of stone, brick and
cement work.
S. RUGO & CO.
Telephone 461
l it ( Is JOKKI'H is II I.
ZURICH. Jul JT. Members of the
Austrian imperial family have been
summoned to BchoefliOrunn, "wing to
WRITE TO TOUR FRIKND8 ON
Monogram Stationery
w. 6. smith & CO.
WEDDING AND VISITING CAR!
ENGRAVERS.
I40ROAN BLTJO.. PORTLAND. OH
TAON'T let another
U summer go by
without an Ansco. It
will add more to the
pleasure of your out-ino-s
than anything elic,
All winter and long
afterw ards you can live
over ajain with your
pictures those nood
glimmer days. Let us
show you the Ansco
line. $2 to $55.
Tallman & Co.
Leading Druggist!
emperor,
the illness of th
Joseph, according to
from FnSbruofc.
Several specialists ar
the king-emperor anr tin
war is being withheld fr
Kr.
W!
Ilnpatche
Utendlng
of thu
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NORTH BEACH
QIC BWXJSJi 6UN IN THE, OREAX ADYMyC&
Heir i a Picture of "Big Jim." one ot the guns which Is creating InO I
I M.IOTT Is sOl.D TO
I III, CMIC . I H
I-, announced the sale pf Rowdj Elli
ot) to the Cubs. The flnnl details are
agemenl Of the 'inks until Ihursdav
when he starts eastward.
I
Cosy Today.
WASHINGTON
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MILES of smooth, firm, white sandy beach
sloping gently into the sea no dangerous
under-tow a scorn or more of delightfully
interesting oceanside hamlets simple, restful life
combined with different, tasteful foods and only the
best of summer-resort pleasures Thai's
NORTH BEACH
"PRIDE OF THE PACIFIC"
Weather and beach conditions are
jut's right--therefore, 00 NOW
we will b glad to help plan your
trip. Asl; for the new North Beach
Fr.lr?rr inat off the nress. Fares
and
Hon
full information upon applica-
T. F. O'BRIEN, Arrt.
O-W. R. & N. CO.
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM