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DAILY EAST ORECONIAN, TENDLETON, OHECON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 191?).
TAGE NINE
U. S. CHEMISTS WILL
PROCLAIMFREEDDM
Tremendous Advance in In
dustry is Made in Califor
nia in Last Year,
PHIIIA.DEl.rHrA, Aug. 1'. The
complete freedom of the chemical In
diiHlry of the United Hi ales rrom for
flKn domination In expected to tie
' discussed by Secretary of War Bnker
In hid address o be delivered before
the annual meettotf of the Amerlcun
'hemicnl eoclety to be held at the
Hellcvue-Hlrotford here, from Sep
tember 2d to 6th.
This' is expected to be the largest
aKHemhlaKe of chemists ever held In
the United Hinted, the membership
of the eoclety hnvliiR increased from
770 In 1914 to 1S.00 In 1919 More
than 6000 chemists are now at work
within two hundred miles of thin city
and thousands more are In Illlnola,
Ohio and other suites only a few
hmira Journey from here,
One of the large delegation, It la
believed, will . he from California
where there has been a tremendous
advance In the chemical Industry
within the hint year. .
The strides "made by the chemical
lpdustry of the nation, na shown In
etatiatlca Issued by tfio American
Chemical. Society In advance of the
convention, were directly atlmulated
by President W'leon'a recommend,
lion to congress that the Industry be
safeiruerded and. by the disposition
of legislators to furnish adequate
protection.
This effect Is especially felt by the
newly organised dye section of the so.
clety. The Introduction of a license
system would regulate for a limited
number of years the Importation of
dyes, colois and medicinal sulmtancea.
It was pointed out that Germany's
war atrenglh was largely due to the
fact that, almost overnight, she could!
convert her great chemical plants in
to munition factories.
Previous to the war her favorite
weapon for attacking the chemical
Industries of other nations the
"dumping" of the products of these
huge plants at less than cost prices,
when any rival to her trade appeared,
The protection from thin "dumping"
process will, it H ifuld, make chemis
try a rnlRhty factor In the era of re
construction upon which the country
hns entered,
ThrtuiKh the research and Ingenuity
of American chemists new sources
of potash upon which farming and
many manufacturing Industries do
pend, have been found In the lukes
anil rocka of the United States ami
In the kelp fields nf the Pacific const.
Heforo the war Germany wus able,
virtually, to control the polash trude
of the world because under much of
her territory are soluble ores from
which potash la extracted at allst
expense.
American chemists have been
spending millions nf dollars In re
search work for the development ol
a group of dyes known as vat dyes.;
One large manufacturer. In order to
Place its vat dye department on an
efficient basis, hns expended $1,800,
000 in experiments. The first ses
sion of the dye jectlon will be of Im
portance, not only to chemists, but
to manufacturers of leather, textile
and many other fubrics in the prep
aration of which colors are required.
might have been mistaken for an ov
erseas marine officer. Jaunty cap and
all, except for his equipment
A .45 caliber 'automatic pistol hung
from his Ham f!rown belt and on the
other Hide a bayonet and acalibard,
A 10-gauge riot gun, nlung ut a se
cure point, . rec-illed Oerman protests
at the "Inhumane shotgun used by
Americans for puurd purposes.
The service will continue the duties
of patrolmen, militia and detectives.
Hpecinl equipment for sleuthing Is
provided In the . gumshoes worn by
the police horses. Mayor Walton will
not havo his policemen's movements
disclosed lo desperate criminals by
nolay trolling, hit says.
eh'rtc, wll ltnka breakfast at Wichi
ta and according to his schedule will
dine at Hotel Astor, New York, to.
luorrow night.
Ie proposes to leave Wichita at
half-past six o'clock tomorrow morn-
i As the crw Tiles, the distance from
i Wichita to Now York Is 1350 miles.
' mwh xo f.aiuv ikop.
IXNLHJN, July 31. "No one can
Imagine prices dropping much in the
next year or two," declared Premier
IJoyd-fleorgo before the agricultural
committee of the house of commons
today.
Intends to Fly 1,150
Miles in a Day to
Dine in New York
Picked Overseas Men
Form Mounted Police
For Oklahoma City
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklo., Aug. 1,
Suggestion of Kt. Mlhlei, Gibraltar
and Pancho Vllia ranged Oklahoma
City today as the new mounted police
trotted picturesquely to their first
day's duty.
The department was composed of
picked overseas men, uniformed ' liks
brigadier generals and armed like
superdreadnaughts. Each man at first
WICHITA. Kus., Aug. 1. ('. A.
Kettering, president of the ltttyton
Engineering Laboratory v Company,
who flew In an airplane from Day
ton to Wichita' yCHlorduy, will seek
new honors tomorrow In t cross coun
try flight.
Mr. Kettering, piloting his own inr-
vnts jw:itfNAi Tits i:xixu
tivi:.. WASHINGTON", July. 11. i Creation
of an executive' department of aero-
nauiics, miaoM -
. , VIII ... V. 1 .. k. ..... '
is proposea in a .,,iw.
New Introduced today.
ItclHiiiHi I uviim notification.
mvnnj: Auz. 2. The foreign
committee of the Helgian chamber of
deputies recommended the ratiflca
tlon of the peace treaty by the chain- :
her, said a News Agency iijspaiiTn
from mussels.
TEN YEARS AGO HE WAS ONE OF THE BIGu
MEN IN BASEBALL
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$1750.00
1 3-4-ton Republic, with bed and side bars, in I
1 good condition $1000.00
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Outing
Days are
Here
Before starting on your trip to
the hills or across country be sure
your car is in the best running or
der. 1
''II Ten veara ago he won a
world's series pennant. He was
one of; the greatest managers In
major league baseball history. He
has been out of the game but a
few years and yet who would look
at the picture and connect him
ith baseball? Fred Clarke has
-ken up tne less strenuous pas
time trap shooting. He is presi
dent of the Kansas State Sports
men's Association. Fred doesn't
boast of being as good a trap
shooter as he was baseball gen
eral but he does fairly well. He
broke 24$ birds In the state titu
lar meet.
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The long hot hours over all kinds of roads is a severe work-out for every
part of your machine.
THE MOTOR, THE CLUTCH, THE WHEELS, THE BRAKES all
should be thoroughly gone over before you start.- '
BRING IT HERE AND YOU'LL GET A GOOD JOB.
All work guaranteed and turned out by mechanics with experience.
(Billy) W. L. GUMMING
LEUER AUTO CO.
GI4-16 Garden St., Between Alta and Webb Sts.
John IXie First Victim. If
The first speeding victim of the!
new month Is John Doe, who thlsj
morning forfeited 5 bail for failure!
to appear in oolice court.
3UILD YOURSELF UP
SO AS TO FEEL BETTER
Eat and sleep better, as well as look
better, by taking Hood's Sarsapa
rilla. It is an alt-the-year-round
medicine, good in all seasons.
It purifies, enriches and revitalizes
the blood, creates an appetite, aids
digestion, assists assimilation of the
food yon cat, and wonderfully builds
tip the whole system. In many cases
it succeeds where other medicines
fail to do any g-ood. (
If you need a mild effective cathar
tic, get Hood's Pills. ,
STOCKMEN
Take notice of the growth and development of the
Spokane Union Stock Yard. Make a trial shipment
and come with it ; see for yourself. You will be finan
cially benefitted without doubt If you have only a
few head, club with your neighbor and make Com- :
munity Shipments.
Write us for our booklet on this subject.
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