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' mWf EAST OReGoNIAN. PIRNDtfiTCN. OllteGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 27,1910.
WILE KNOWN FACTS
was before the effective use uf tanfcs o.oifl,9()Q epuare yitrds or cotMn numerous economies. The men ell
developed. u ' llexttles, enough to carpet an nroa initiation of lucliigs, eyelets, tape nml
The Hnaoe convention of ' 1S99 'nearly four times as lurite as tln Uia- istaya made the nnw trousers cost 5
- CONCERNING THE WAR
saainat the use of poisonous Kaaea In trtct of Columbia, il-4 cents lom timn a pair of army
rat-fare sianed by Oermany In Sep-! Keren SIMIou Mats, hreccries. I'y July 1, ism, (t la estl-
teniber. 190. The I'nlted States never j Steven million service hats of fett'niiited (lint thin chimin In deslim
"i" ii. .were ninnurHcturea on orners piaceti .woum nnv snveu me iruvcrnmeni
Ourine: 11X from 2o lo So per cent by. the "
i AVer Department. The felt wan nearly l",n
noo.noo In order for trou-
rteCneS Of U. S. Uniform d" " The records ho, how- tralla, New Zolnnd and Itiisslu, or pro- I A million Kitlltlnit needles wero
Abandoned I-Jtt in War 'vr. tlwt '" armies were supplied duc-ed in the I'nlted Mates. 'bought In Sweden to help relieve the
. .rj" " u nS " with masks and other defensive appli- j The army's reiiuirmunts fur pillows ishortaice here due to the cutting off
it l'Or , lX)Ilg TrOUSelS. 'anoos, only about, 3 or I per cent of created a shortage of feather. In nil of the (lermnn supply. Jupunese no
s .. tlh" ' casualties were fatal. "This there were manufactured for the Gov-Idles proved unsatisfactory. The
f I r . ludlcates." says the report, "that gns 'ernnient ri0, tioo, pillows welRhlng two American product was Improved and
ASHIxaTOX. June 2. Here can bo made not Only one of the most and one-half pounds msh. After the American needles makers were puah-
re some InteresiiiiR and little-known effective Implement of war. but oris j American duck feather supply hatred to the' limit, but thoro was always
-lasts about the v.ar. and especially of the moat humane." 'been exhausted and thousands of an acute shortage.
America's part In It., taken from : At the time of the armistice all Her- ducks In. China had given up their I The people In 13 of the largest cities
J America's Munitions." an official many' chemical , warfare facilities ! plumage, and still there were . not 'of the country, St. Ixiuls included,
report by Itenedlct Cruwell. Assistant could not produce more than six tons enough feathers, adulterations with played an unconscious part In winning
tsecretary of War and Director of of mustard gas a day. The United goose feathers and other llBht plumiiKe i'be war by using artificial bus of less
Munitions: States alone had 10 times that capacl- were permitted. .than normal heating power, as n result J
i " Kmsr rounds or arttl- ty on the same date, while both France! in response to a crthled plea for new of the removal of toluol for explosive
fiery ammunition fired by the I'tilon and England had reached a heavy out- sheet music for the army bands over- purposes. In New York city, arttfl
,rmy at Gettysburg, the Americans put. So concerned was the German seas, the Government made the larg-clnl gas was reduced In heating value
in tut N. .Mlhlel drive used I.KSJ.IIt. high command that the ablest spy ol est purchase, of band music ever made jBbout 6 per cent und the candlepowerl
J . mi in iiip use t artillery ine empire was aeni into rTance in 2U0.UMU sheets, costing nearly foe,- iiowereu irom 12 lo 16 because of this
for oriViiMr -was rearhH by the Vri- Ortobor, 1918F to find out the FreUch 00.
'iKtl at the itnn.iiie in h(n 4 ti,fhc.d nf niAklnir numtsiril
ifl.OO rounds were ex)ended. Thi Th amiy procured inure
iMtrlppina- procesH, carrier on umtor
than
Studies made at camps showed that contract with the CSovernment.
leas than 15 per cent of the men mere
TIOUSAKDS OF "WOMEN suffer
periodic attacks of headache,
that a permanent curs may be
nearly always resus from soma
stomach, liverr, Dowels. Tak:
Tablets. TheyJvTill 'correct the
there will be no more headache
permanently cured by Chamberlain
i ; tl I ' ' ll a ' .fffih-
mlibly frcn i
nsyjr drcarr-:r.3
hadj .Hcadaeho
disorder of thz i
Chamberlain's I
e disorders end I
Many have been
's Tablets. 1
MIAfSTKIl JVrTKMPTS
IN JAlIi AT SlMIINtsS
correctly fitted with shoes. A scien
tific system of shoe fitting was ud opt
ed and schools to teach It were etab
lished at Camp MelRs, P. C. and Jef
ferson Barracks. Kach camp and can- OOI,OHAlH SPKIXOS. June 28.
' to n merit sent two officers to one or Rev. Orover Harrison, an PJplscopul
the other of these schools to take a missionary minister employed in the
five-day course of Instruction. Thus IColorado diocese, attempted to commit
the science of correct shoe fitting was aulcldo In the Colorado Hprlnga Jul!
disseminated throush the army.
Few Americana ' know that
the
last nti-'ht by lantnt? himself with
piece cf bailinir wire. The wire broke
under hln woisht. The noire caused
breeches of the American service unl- j by his fall attracted the nisjht guard,
i form were abandoned late in the war.who took t.i": vire away fiom him',
for long trousers. The change was Han ison t.is arresed Wednesday
due to studies made by army clothing .afternoon on u rtatutory charge,
experts. The soldiers didn't like the Harried, tri 33 years old p.r.d grid
breeches because of the time required uaio of TIt?i"urd college. He Is well
to lace or butten them below the knee, jltnown In Episcopal circles throughout
tften it was impossible to remove the jtho state. He c.m.o to Colcrado from
breeches from soldiers wounded in the jlouisvillo, Ky., and Is a writer of fic-leg-
without cutting the cloth. Leong .linn.
trousers did away with these objec- ., , ,
tions and had the added virtue of inrt hrlif fa'a IVTalnrlv
croat pr Wnrmfh. The overcoat, too. : V
was redesigned in accordance with
Gen. Pershing's recommendations, a
knee-length garment being provided
that was much smarter than the old
coat. The new uniform never appear
ed In the field, but according to the
report the redesigning accomplished
Laid to "Stench Bomb
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Order Your
COAL
Doesn't hurt a bit! Sore coma
lift right jff with fingers.
.'. Magic I . ' .
HAVE IT DELIVERED AT ONCE
YOU HAVE ALL TO GAIN AND NOTHING
TO LOSE.
Prices can not go
lower, they may go
higher. If you wait
till cold weather to
buy it is impossible
for the railroad, the
mine and retailer to
guarantee you a full,
supply. "
If little coal is sold
in summer there is a
loss for that period,
higher prices in the
winter are the only
means of making up
that loss. It is neces
sary to mine, trans
port and deliver coal
in summer as well as
in winter.
P'
ll f
' Iho atl-yoat-round iofi drink. ' " '
Leader shifa.onco ostaMisliod,
is strengthened and confirmed
by its followers mid imitators
Bevo's ledwssp is proclaimed
hy the largest rear guard that"
ever followed a leader.
Sold everywhere -Families supplied by
grocer, druivil!( and dealer. ""Viior$
are cordially invited to Inspect
ft
Sis
ANHEUSEP-BUSCH
ourpUn.
ST. LOUIS.
lilurnaiicr Sc Hocli,
Whotfmle tl.tTll)ut..rt I'tUt lLASn, Olllt.
.y 1 Intlilpr X- Ttnrrniiirliu ,
'tvl DiitribiitnFii rKNIH.I".'!!.'. Illtl!.
CHICAGO, June 26. A "ateiu'h
homb" hurled hy a ro-Grmau ilur
'nf u dinner In the La Sulle llutul is
blamed liv Xiirthclifl'j for lllo Kliinrt
ular intniti'ir. from which h is puf
ferlnjf, ucc-irii-tng to .lame' Koeley,
furnierly i,f the Chiciiao Trilium. who
tallied Willi liiM i mtitilli aS'i.
"Lord N-i IHt'lit't ? iiohit'd lo
Ihroat and siHd with a lnom,: -lllafsl None of , otheI. veTeonUllK hBH
ChK-UKO. -Mid Mr. Uee.ev, u-lllns thk!much on f,, Oompera, prldont
-lory today "He comlniied. . ,e-;of the American Federution of Labor,
n.ember mr Wt v,,lt thmc. ;teme-n- Hunltary objects because il Im re
oer the tiiirn Wuniis" us you called -i.-inu. ,1iii,BtnTT.a .h i nt
army In Frunce and two finKerfl on ono
hand were shot off by Hun machine
Kmj f-ic. He lit eager to Ret back lir.o
aoi'vico and has written tho local re-ri-uiil'fc
officers, asf:iii if his enlist
ment will be auceplet!. Col. Charlts
J. NeNon has writte-l Johnaion to como
to tler.ver for cxumlnatit-n. If the fin
ders are mluain fropi the left hand.
Il will be accpeted, but If hit)-riht
hird the members wlich pulls 'tie
tr:jti-r Is crippled, Juhntton will be
useless to the army.
Watch the Little Pimples;
They are Nature's Warning
Unsightly and Disfiguring Sig
nals of Bad Blood.
rimplci on the face and other
parts of the body arc warning
from Nature that your blood u
sluggish and impoverished. Some
times, they foretell cciema, hoih.
blisters, and other skin disorders
that burn like flames of fire.
They mean that youf blood needs
S. S. S. to purify it and cleanse it
of these impure accumulatious that
can cause unlimited trouble. This
remely is the greatest vegetable
blood purifier known, and contains
no minerals or chqmicali to Injure
the most delicate skin. ....
(jo to your drug -store, and get
bottle of S. S. S. today, get rid of
those unsightly, disfiituring pim
ples, and oilier skin irritations. - It -will
cleanse your blood thorough
ly. Kor special medical advice free,
address Medical Director, i StrUt t
Laboratory, Atlanta. (Ja. .
' want much of unythilitf except food.
:hem thnt er.- thrown at the bar.-1
riuet at !ho llnVl 1 a Sallir?'
Then 1 r rr.'i...l tle Incident. Lord .etroKrad seen s to be practlcinif
Northcliffe. then tho head t the) faing somewhat assidously.
Ftritjih AIslon l-i Arn-'rii-a. came t-j
tills city an.l a btinitit-H ..is clvcn irj -- .
Read the Want Ads. It Pays
his hon jr. -h ."! tfU're t.a vm:t
down jiinc one a ir -- J.-i man
sympathl' U irt rtri:tnt;S l hrt w
into the ban ." t h.ill, Iho tt-i. fl.-or
ii the h'H-?!. sfov'Mi mi I cnt.itninff
a nuxi'i.n :;n l irrtiatin? chcini-.'al. 1
t next i :.ort.l N'.irdicliffe nJ,
j lecnatnizmt- .he o lor, wa nble to icll
whut ovei 1 n ly h.iU hi;onfl
" 'What's ii i'steiicii 1'ioni'" y he 'Jt?
ninnded.
"He -v;i nrifh n;uusid nt my 1e-f-.-rlption
.f iha 'mm d ami the uses
they had recti u: ti in crhicao8 In
ternal fitritVu. ilut he cttnilainefl
j ilnrlnjf the evjnhi. r tho efft:t the
vapor had on i.ix thi tuit. Tiiit next
J day. he callt.i a lUjci-jr, whu, aftvr e-x-
itminin hit tin it, ma le him !ri;uk
f.n enKasp-i.nMit, f vmit and ni-euk t,t
itio Creat Iaikcs Nav:il truini-iij tia-tion.''
BUY NOW and help spread the load of coal dis
tribution evenly and properly over the year You
are the one to benefit
KEMMERER LUMP
is the kind to store, and if you will let us fill you up
you would have no trouble at the end of the year
about your bins being fall of slack. This coal will
"stand up and we guarantee satisfaction.
Oregon Lumber Yard
Costs few cents! Drop a little
Freezone on that touchy corn, instant
ly that corn stops hurt inn, then you
lift it right out with the fingers.
Why wait? Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents,
sufficient to rid your feet of every
hard corn, soft corn, or corn between
the toes, and calluses, without sore
ness or irritation. Freezone is the
much talkefl of discovery of the Cin
cinnati g-ehlus.
r. s. rooi hijips -
OX WAY TO tiPffCUAXY
PHONE 8
Unsightly pimples and
blemishes on the face are
sore signs that the skin and
blood need the purifying
and strengthening action of
BEECBWS
FTLL.
Larf Stale of An? MmKcIm In th WHL
- oUmrwlwra. la Bum. 10, 2ftc
DEAL, Kng.t June 26. The eight
American steamers with cargoes of
provisions for Uermany which were
detained here for a few days, have pro
ceeded for 4iernmn ports. There wa
a report early Wednesday that they
would be held here pending the sign
ing of the peace treaty.
WHY
Mr. Successful Farmer Bought a
Holt Combined Harvester
VOUXIl-:i VKTKIHX
SKI;4S TO KINT .
IX YAXKKK AIIMV
DKNVEil. June 2. It depends on
his riKht hand or the loft hand, to de
fine it l. ti. jonnnon nets into the
United Slates army. Johnson Is em
ploye I ut thu state Industrial srhool ut
Golden. He served In the Canadian
FIRST AMERICANIZE
AMERICANS, HER PLEA
THRESHERS
9 sizes
- AVERY THRE SHERS
hnve guaranteed for life
cylinder twth. Hyatt roller
!o;iritig cylinder and blower
and ft paai ar.tee with each
math in to take 99 D-10 per
'' crnt i't the grain out of the
$trar nf.il put it dean ill the
sack. .
, ' F. E. Ramiey, Mgr.,
Stanfield Office, Phone 1212.
EK'Y
TRACTORS
7 sizes
AVERY TRACTORS come iii
7 sizes and 7 patents owned by the
Avery Co.
Sliding ' frame transmission
which means less parts and less
trouble.
Round Radiator which lets the
exhaust cool the engine.
Adjustable Bearings, saves time.
Lubrication that is positive.
Gasifier, perfect combustion.
Removable Cylinder Wall, eco
nomy. Universal Lug,' to grip, the
ground. ' fci ', s75 j ; ' v-rr
American Nationa I Bank Bid?.
Pendleton Phone 348-J
if v' -.r j
V
HVZ.23AHT! COOK
"To Americanise the foreign
horn you muse first Americanise
the American born." This is the
theory of Miss Huldah F. Cook,
supervisor of the Akron Ameri
canization schools, whose duties
Include the training of 100 Amer
icanization teachers. "The first
tep In the Americanization of the
American -born is to teach him or
her the rich heritage brought by
the foreign-born," she says. "The
first step in the Americanization
of the torelgn-born Is to teach
him thenjjllah language '
H
A
1. It is built by the Holt Manufacturing Co., a reliable nrm,'35
years of manufacturing experience, behind it.
2. There are more than THREE TIMES as many Holt Combined
harvesters operating in Umatilla and Walla Walla counties as
all other makes combined.
3. For 21 years our two houses have carried a complete stockfof
repairs at the same locations in each of these counties. !
4. We have Holt combined harvesters that have just finished
their ISth season.
5. Capable operators familiar with Holt machines may be found
everywhere.
6. Holt combined harvesters arc sold locally by a reliable firm
which has a reputation for making good. .
7. We specialize on service and it is always our pleasure to help
PM We stand corrected in regard to the above paragraph 4. In
looking over our records and talking with our customers, we find
. that Mr. H. J. Roscnburg will this year operate a Holt harvester
for his 21th season.
Storgis
Stone
Agricultural Equipment.
PENDLETON WALLA WALLA