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DAILY EAST OltEGONIAN, PENDLETON-. OREGON; FUTOAV, JUNE 21, 1918.
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ingerij ftnd Playert rora the Island rit& . Mildred Leo Clemen, Travel Lecturer
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Be still, my soul: be atlll. and
yet be sure
That thou Bhalt taste of free-
dont. ThoU shall 1e.
jWhen thou hast learned thy
lessons, as the storm
Thal praises Ood on ocean and
I on land. ,,
j'jiThou, too, shall taste of free-
t 'doin; thou shall see
t (The harvest uf the heavens.
j countless nuns.
, And all the gentta sisterhood of
i stars
Tlmt strew the dititant highways
t like white pearls.
little while, a little while, my
SOUl.
). ,And thou shall yearn no long-
er; thou shult he
As while as Is the radiance
round the sSn, '
As free as Is the oldest of the
winds!
Howard V. Sutherland.
rt Tlic WATruunon ic
FIGHT
to count upon aid through in
ternal troubles in th& 'nehitey's
Jcamp. , The sound policy is to
prepare lor a long- nara war
and for thorough defeat of the
foe upon the battle field
Through such policy we will be
ready for anything that may
happen. If the enemy breaks
down thus shortening' the war
so much the better. But the
breakdown that we wish ' and
must have is a breakdown that
will shatter the kaiser's fight
ing force. While the foot of
the Hun still disgraces the soil
of France and Belgium the
only watchword for the allies
is fight.
F!r HfciKb is significant news
zL of food troubles in Ger-
M'-t many and Austria.' The
reports are -so persistent and
extreme in nature as to make it
certain that the situation in the
central empires is bad." '
f. It is inevitable there should
b great suffering there. Ger
many and "Austrria have' been
ih the war for four years,- Dur
ing that time they have been
virtually cut off from ' world
commerce. The country is
densely populated, and the war
has increased the demand for
food. Under all these circum
stances it requires little imagi
nation to picture Germany and
Austria as sorely beser by hun
ger. The civil population suf
fers most and the thing has
gone on until it is evident the
morale is breaking down. Only
iron handed autocracy keeps
thq machine moving.
Yet the alfies will do well not
THE FIREBUG IS A TRAITOR
yjrN ordinary times worry
11 over possible fires-is miti
...1 1 4.1 I
ance is carried. I should
worry" is often the attitude of
the' man whose property may
go up in flames. ' '
Now the situation is Wholly
different. The financial . loss
is not the chief consideration.
The essential thing is that food
stuffs be protected against!
loss, not so much to protect the i
farmer or the insurance com
pany but for the sake of the
government and the people of
those nations that fight for
freedom and , world decency.
We need the food. An attack
on the source of food is an at
tack on the government. It is
not arson, it is treason.
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The last night of Chautauqua will b truly "An Evening in Hawaii," with a travel lecture by Mildred Leo Cleny
faa, accomparuea Dy moving pictures or tru uina or oncnanrment ana, n concert Dy me iioym uawuuaa vjuiiuri., -'
Wo batter gronp of Hawaiian alngcra and player bas been presented in tulo country than this Quintet, lnclu
ng aa One of Ma members KakuPu, originator of tie ateel method of guitar tilnying. They will bring to you tin
Baaur plalnUra, bauntUu; meatdies that are Bung, atrlng-piclced, crooned and chanted lc the natlre huts of HewaU
Inclusive. ,
J'eudlituii Clututauqua, Juno
2Sth Jo ; July 4th,
IS YOUR LIFE A HARD ONE?
JJj at I
O you people at home feel
times that this war has
made your life pretty
hard? Read what an Ameri
can correspondent writes about
one of our boys who had been
doing his duty:
"In a little field hospital
went of Mnntididier I stormed
at the bedside of an American belongs upon the
flesh, as though it had
liauified.
"The fighting had oeen re
newed all along the American
lines, and German wounded
had begun coming into our hos
pitals. I said to this soldier:
" 'The boys are getting meir
revenee for you fellows to
night.' He smiled through his
seared lips, and in a voice so
faint that I had to bend down
to listen, he gasped, 'God! I
wish I was back there with
em!"'
Do you think your life a
hard one?
If Tom Marshall and Teddy
Roosevelt wish to call each
other pet names let them fly
to it but they should not dis
turb the rest of the country
with their bickering; we have
bigger business than that on
hand.
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been GEN. GREENE HAS
BEEN ORDERED TO
, THE PHILIPPINES
WASHINGTON. June 20. Major
General Green, Camp Lewis command
ant Has been demoted to a brigadier
general and assigned to command the
Philippine department.
It is understood Green protested
against the order and is enroute to
Washington to try to rescind it. Army
officers don't understand the reason
for the demotion. 'Army iiiBiectqrs
found his Camp Lewis work highly
efficient and his personal record is
above reproach.
Western Union Caught
In Clever Scheme for
' Handling "Messages"
SENTIMENT FOR '
iiiTrniitiitmii '
HmftVLllllUi. II
RUSSIA GROWING
WASHINGTON, June 21. Con
(Tress is preparing to demand a new
statement of the administration's pol
icy toward Russia. ,
Members favnrlntr America-Japan-ese
cooperation7" in Siberia will. Intro
duce a senate resolution trying; to
force the President to expose his pol
Icy. The intervention sentiment . Is
growing. .
If you do no like the sugar
kaiser and
rARI.-C June 21. It is announced
WASHINGTON. June 20. The gov- that the French advanced slightly
ernment has investigated the West- ; northwest of Chateau Thierry and thai
ern Union messages at lialtlmoro. ! the French Improved their positions
Philadelphia, New York, Washington ' north of Faverollcs and at tdautcsves-
and Boston to obtain evidence up- nes, taking 20 prisoners
holding charges that the Western
Union is operating in cometition
with the post office department by
delivering night letter via train ser-
boy, One of those victims of the
German mustard gas, with
which the Huns are making all
their present gains.' His eyes
were matted with yellow pus
and he could not see. His face
was terribly burned. His lips
were swollen and' purple. His
whole body had been turned
the color of an Indian, and por
tions of it looked like melted
LONDON. June 21. Halg report
ed successful Pleardy raids and the
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rules Place tne Diame Wnere lb i ' v " - Thunders, the British capturing prls
-. i halt Iwwm nrfiont nar Kitrh ninwairm for .a
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vi ire itunK, men aenveriny wy nics-
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Food is Ammonif ion!
SAVE WHEAT! USE MORE CORN.
SAVE MEAT! USE MORE FISH AND BEANS.
SAVE FATS1- USE JUST" ENOUGH.
SAVE SUGAR! USB StRUPS. ,
. U. Food Demonstration
A food dernonstrater direct 'onv Mr.- Hoover's
department will be at Chautauqua on the morning
of the last dayto illustrate new ways of Conserv
ing food and new recipes worked out in the gov
ernment kitchens. No admissidri"'c'harge.
, 26 Big Attractions
Chautauqua week will' have twenty-six big at
tractions, including Thaviu's Exposition Band,
Zedeler Symphonic Quintet, Treble Clef Club, "An
Evening" in Hawaii," ltTorrison-Smith Company
and many other music, lecture and entertainment
number J. s n ' , y ' f . .
PENDLETON
June 28 to July 4, inc.
his bonehead subjects;
our Center eettins- ten times as much as
government did not Start this: the post office for the same service.
l 3 t JTQ tfr I ll uiiiuii niroBciiftci a v i
arrested. , All carried cases filled with
nigh letters and telegrams elated yes
terday and prepared as though sent
"During-, the' night we captured
ft-w prisoners and machine-guns 3
fllctingr many enemy casualties In
raids and patrol encounters at A veiny
woodi near Hebuterne. and astride the
Scarpe. Several hostile attempts to
recapture, the ground gained by
yeeterday northwest of 11 err Is were
repulsed,"
- The purpose of the measure will be
'dry" 'night letter rate from Washington to i ,
'. ! Baltimore Is 25 cents plus a five cent lq , "n""' ,,.,. .. ... -,
l...., tu. ,,..o . i. Is the Cnited States keeping Japan
war, neither did our grocers.
What Russia needs is some
sfnsB and some stamina; these' .... th -h.
are internal qualities and might ) it is alleged that thousands of such
he hard to apply from aDroaa. tetters naa Doen delivered in mis -way
ue uniu mm . . r between these five large cities. The
Now how about our
moon?
..-21 7 I What do France, Italy and Britain
28 YEARS AGO
:1
;tnree ccnu.
. ine post on ice aepanmeni says
"Such messaKes when sent thus con
stitute a violation of the postal laws j
and make tho gutlty party liable to a i
fine of $500 and Imprisonment to six
(From the Kast Orodonlan for June
21 18S0.)
The name of the new town known
as new Walla Walla hus been changed
to Free water.
The children of the Southern Meth
odist Btinday school -were given a
pleasant picnic today.
think of Japanese tnterrention ?
Has this government an B"od rea
son for further watchful waiting on
th Russian question?
There's no general criticism of the
months in each case."
government's present policy but
t.. ...,. , . . 'strong desire for information. Con-
the messengers but the Western Uni- I '""" ' Bet,th,e lnifrmat":"
I li i i tvi j ii fuuiit-u, la iiiuuvwai'irj.
frelffctten ha-c euccumbed to
harieball fever and a good club
been organised In their burg.
on will bo prosecuted.
Over fifteen hundred such trlotr:ims
were taken. The White Housa de-i VILLA LEADS HAXDIT
dined' to comment but it Is presumed
this Is one of Wilson's answers to i
President Carlton of the Western Vn- i
on who refiiRcd to accept tho
the. board decision.
has
It A ID, KILLS FIFTY
SHOES! SHOES!
The Hub is the place to get your Har
, vest Shoes. ' Note a few of the
following prices: .
Boys Harvest Khooa ..,'..., 7 t.8'
Men's 5Iule Bkin Harvest Shoes, elk soles...
Men' Tan anil Black Harvest Shoes, oab solm $2.6.1
Men's Chiicws Klk Hide Harvest Shoes.... S2.03
ItiKlt Top Harvest Shoes an. 15
Men's Summer Vnion Vnderwear 63e, 95c and SI.OO
Hen's Work Slilrts fl."c
Men's lilaek or White bolt ...13c, 3 for 2ie
Men's Khaki pantM $1.15
The flub
32 Sample Stores.
715 Alain St
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' DOROTHY 4- V1
CZAR AND KAISER
HAD SECRET FAC1'
LONDON', June 19- Ei-Czar Nich
olas' trial promises to be sensational,
the Petrograd correspondent of file
Daily Express reports, adding;:
"According; to the latest news from
Moscow the Soviet is busy collecting
the teleBrams and letters lie sent to
European monarchs and others, in
cluding; King Victor Emmanuel ot
Italy. King Ferdinand ot Hulgarta,
King Constantino of (ireece. King Al-
bt-rt Of Belgium, the Kaiser, the monk
Kanputln and J'ret-iaent Polncaire-
"The most remarkable Item of the
indictment is the allegation that the
ex-ciar reached a secret understand
ing with the kaiser during the mem
orable interview- at Potsdam. It ap
pears from telegrams and corre
spondence sent by him that during
the time of the Interview he and the
kaiser had concluded a verbal alliance
against France and England.
an evpected enrollment of S3O.009.
Several large slates still are to report.
California leads with an enrollment
'of 22.00D an A Illinois is second witll
any enrollment of 20,000. J
French in Canada Are
Now Enlisting Freely
fciOSTON". Junw I. French Cana
dians, who recently fought the draft
and rcfuaed to enlist, are now flock
ing to the colors in the provinces, ac
cording to Capt. J. I- Breakey of tha
Royal Engineers, who returned fjo
recruiting duty hero today after visit
ing several Canadian training camps.
Thousand of French-Canadians wer.
being drilled, and large contingents
were arriving dally. The change In
front. Capt. Breakey said, was largely
due to the Influence of the Archbish
op of Quebec. '
IRAFT AGE tP SOOV.
WASHINGTON June 20. The war
department bill, changing draft ages
will be presented this session said
Kahn, republican member of the
house military committee. Kahn la
strong- against lowering; the age below
21 and favors 21 to 43.
Good roads will help win tho war
don't neglect them. i
You May Find w
It lit Stocking
Cincinnati authority says your
troublesome corns just
loosen and fall off -
store corns, hard corns, soft corns"
I or corns between the toes just loosen
It also appears that Nicholas gave in their sockets and fall of the next
the alser his promise not to hamper
the German, authorities in Turkey
when Germany sent the military mis
sion headed by Anders Pasha."
Over 250,000 Boys
t In Working Reserve
WASHINGTON. June 18. A quarter
of a million American boys between
he area of 16 and 21 are ffninff to
help Increase war food production thia
summer.
Indications now are that enroll
ment In tha Roys Working Iteuerve
will exceed 250,00th ;
Thirty-seven of the 4$ ctaten report.
an actual enrollment of 140.000 and I
tfay if you will apply directly upon th
corn 'a few drops of a drug; called
freezone, says a Cincinnati authority.
You merely put a drop or two of
this freexone on the tender, touchy
corn today and instantly the corn
stops hurting- then tomorrow some
time you may find the old torturous
pest somewhere In your stocking;, hav
ing; failed off entirely without a parti
cle of soreness, pain or Irritation. The
skin surrounding, and beneath the for
mer corn wilt be as healthy.' pink and
smooth as the palm of your hand.
A quarter ounce of freeaone is suffi
cient to rid one's feet of every corn
and callus, and any drugglat will
chance ffut a few centn for it. It is a
compound ma do from ether, '
Business Is fair In rendloton and
tradesmen are content!. Kvoryone
Is banking on good wheat crops and
prices to bring lively times after
harvest.
A 1- 1
i A 100 foot mil oonrt.w wins,
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ulong cottonwoua mrw
lnson circus.
WAR ON TURKS
APPEARS NEAR du
'( The bandits were said to have car-
WASHINGTON', June 80. Apnar-rled off to the mountains eleven wo-
entiy preliminary to a war flecinrutlon iin pussenKers, musuy gins.
against Turkey the state department
asked the Spanish embassy to investi
gate the reported Turkish attack on
the American consulate and hospital
at Tabrls. . .. .
Itasrlmll. Yesterday" Scores.
I. 1". C lcee.
rorthind H. Seattlo 1.
' AiiH-rk-an IVeauuc.
llonton 0-3, Philadelphia, i-0.
New York 1, VushlliBtniV-4.
Chicago 6. fleveland 4.
National l-uriir.
Philadelphia 4-5, Hoston 6-4.
Itrooklyn 0, New York .
Pittsburg 3 Chlcagjo 1.
Cor.lrarv to the announc-l Teuton
belief, this country Is n-t .nly fight
ing but takitg a keen prl-ln in luril
Ing out a workmanlike job. ;
Wften you feel that youri
'stomach, liver or blood faj
out of order, renew their!
health by taking f '-,
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
EI PASO, Tcxiks June 21. Fifty
labor j nrratiKa si i titers were kiiien ny nan
dits personally led by Franc teco Villa,
who held up and robbed a train near
Sa n t iu go- Pa pasq ti icro, Du ra n ro, bc
cording to reports received here to-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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THK ONE ltKASOX WHY WE f AV CIVE TOtI A "HIOM QUAT
1TV OF tSUIH-KlllKS FOR A "lAV PRICK" IS THIS: WK SKl.l
JJ MANY tiltOt-KKlKS THAT WB OAV Hl'Y IN Bill Ql'ANTITl KS,
AMI KfYI.NtJ IN HIO Ql-ANTITIKS WK GET THK t,ITTL: PRICK.
AS WK CKT THK I.ITTI.K PRICE. WE CAN 'GIVE' TUB LIT-TI-K
1'R1CK-ANI WK IX.
Choice Roasts of Veal only 18c per pound for
Saturday.
All kinds of fine Spring Chickens and Fowls.
Have reduced the price.
A splendid variety, of Fruits and Vegetables re
ceived daily direct from the growers.
Pendleton Trading Co.
Succeosnrs to Central Market.
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