PACK TWO
SEMl-WEEKLY EAST OREflO MIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1019.
EIGHT PAGES
SEVERAL NEW FACES jCABBAGE Hill WORK HIGHWAY CONTRACTS
ON U. OF 0. FACULTY - BEING VISITED TODAY! , EXCEED 16 MILLION
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Four Instructors Added tO 1 . P'ofeonll trmlg from, Oub- ! IWnifmprtr RiMMirr TlirlllflA
, nago ii ill cast an.) the- survey between , J r7Z ' - . r
l.,,.n. . .i.. ,
- --......., uiui tin.. i lira mil nrf
commissioners iud road engineers.
The party consisting of Judge C. H.
Marsh, t'nmralw oner (1. i Punning,
KI'fiKXH, Aui. :. President P. I.. ! ""wmnnw 11.
Campbell of the I'nivcuity iif Otfg,on i wn Kngineer It. H. linldnck loft (.his
All Post and .Forest Pro
jects and 170 Mi. Pairing.
School of Commerce;-' As
sistant French Teacher 1 b,'m nilnM today hy the county
Named.
I --8.vi.rm-, Aug. i.--sint htelreay
Ii. I'hclps nt mRh. I wrW under ronliact In Oregon Aug..
. H. linMoek iii n,iils. Including all post and forest pro-
llu n mioiiliceil lie sclccliotb of k num. I mourn In Mr. rhelns car for thcM0'"- trttnled f 11,SOj.s 1.08, oe.ir.l-
b r or nw instructors for the r,iculty ! lour. j "ng to a report completed today by the
ibis year to Till live vacant-lea left Ina'i j A few rights or will hnv- Id beia,ato highway dui.nruncnt.
cr. Fin.r nf tin' new teachers wi;ihdlusted between IViulleion find thai ,Tnero nr9 '"eluded " contracts
he added 10 ti m.ii.wl of commerce, 'hill as the resu't of the new surv.V ! "Proximately 370 miles of paving.
. Al In n Hopkins, x liirnier tnsirtii ior and the commissioners will-ce lh-ie 198 miles of. macadam and G23 n.;ies
fit the uuUcrsliy, and hu recently re- on these matters ns. well. .Jiiila!or goading,
where in- snw Bcr- ,Ti-.rh has not mail
'lO the hill slnoe the rwent w.ii'fc ivaa contingencies
! started . i ;ainl 10 per rent for riiRinrerinK totals
1 4, a a I The lniproements Include the Co-
every effort to preserve the iioft oon
tour of their fluures. The atylea Ren
eenlly show a Hlluht fullneiyi on the
hiim In the form of soft pnnniem, wltlt
pleats and aeoordinn pleats. ,
pollara are hiifh In many cages.
Wool embroUterita. flat paillette and
mrtnllla ribbons of a Innther-llUe tax
mre form the trinininmu (or afternoon
frocks, th majority of which are made
with eosa to quitch.
All materials are soft. Velveteen,
oft seme, vulour d liilne, chiffon and
plnah arn.usi'd witl great elfectivumtHB
In Kowns and costume.
Coats, with, afternoon coatumrs come
Just below the hips nnd follow Dick
Turpin lines, by means of a Klrdlo or
R-iuiKiPB. Skirts are narrower at the
feet. Ktlvinir a pcr- top susfKcstlon. Fur
collars fearlt t,o tile eyes.
American buyers ytiy tViey are bav
ins almot a liKttle with l'arislnn
Ircsfl inn Iter over the backless evening
iKowns offered, which the ' Amerlcnns
tlirniHl Inim V'rnnc
1 . ; - with the !Mii diviitiin as n captain,
will condiii-t chisgca in buinc..s mimt
suement arid oruiiuixM tion and snlus
lll;111Shll, . . , t
ii. ii. it.fr. eiuior ol a textbook, j 4,
-SlntiatlcHl U-tliiMls.'.' .which has been (
LleTn ln!Per.loutl Te percent additional allowed for '-' "avlna; filled In with
he nt wot . 'contln-inoir, amounts to $1.4ft8.M.4 ."'" "nU R. .".
KVfK,-KKl OI T HI SI..XI)
Itimhla lliver hiwhway, at a cost of
lined at tiie iMilveritj- Cor sevenil ai.
will conduct a clas in etatintK-s.1 Kina
Im conwidereil one of th foremost men
In his line 1.1 the country.
Arthur II. l.oma.x, at present, with
the shipping bould in rovtianil, will
eonduct clns.seM in lornian trale, Oraiv
lord T. -;dniun.re, a arailuate tf "th..
I niversity of W if.olisin, who lias hen"
in the or.liiHnce department since 1117, j
will conduct classes In the commcrc
department.
I'nlln V. Dyment has been, selected at.
executive secretary of the Portland ex
IciiKiun divisinn. He will spend two
ilays at the university, where he Vill
cuiduct classes in journalism.
John H. Clark, a Rrnduste of Wash
ington State college, will assist In sec
ny and economies.. Miss Jennie, Kuy
nld. a French jrirl who came to the
t;i.lti;d Stale' at the aire of 11 and is a
lifadliat of the 1 1. 1 vers.t V of Califor
nia, will be asaisTant tin French.
t'.l'SKJ Wll'K ixi FAINT I a'''"i-l: l'-oiflc liluhway.
! ih, . iu.i went -able Pacif c highway.
1-OS ANOKLKS. Auir. Si).
When Steve Dalton knocked out
Eddis McClarney In the fourth
round at 'Vernon last ninht Kd
die's. w.ife hurried thi-oiiph the
ropes looked at her prostrated
husband and fainted. Kddio and
Airs. McClarney. recovered short
ly. . . ,
Vell Anyway, She
Wont Have to Stand
- For Mother In Law
. j 1.. II 4, .: 40'; Si.ileni-Dalliis highway.
I J320.742.50; Tamhlll-Nestueca hishi.
way, 42.6S2.U; Coast hlishway, $601
0S4; llalles-California hiKhwoy. $48..'
lis. 70; roi.tlund-Fore.st tlrove-JIc- '
41 1 Minnville hlKhivay, 17. 602.50; Ash.
4. I laml-Klttmnth Falls. $177,057.50; era-:
4. ter iJike hiKlnvny $240,000; John Bay j
4, 1 niKhway :i a u, 1 3.t r: La tiiamte-isn-4
j toppi-ise hlMhw iA. $42,370; McKonzIa
I Itlver hiffhway, $ 130 145; Old OreRon
Trail, $4 r5.SH6.97 : Oreuom-WnshiiKt'
ton hiithway. sri.1ii.07!.2(i: Haker-
Cornucopia hishwy . $178,4:11.75;!
and cinnamon aro the prevailiniT' tones ;
lor evcnlnir .frowns, :
Hats for fall and winter are bot Ii j
larise nnd small, but In .ill cases will i
rianie the face. Velvet Is tho most j
popular fabric for hats, and triinnilnKa!
wiij no or ostrich fei-tliers, ospre;
jind monkey fur.
Hearings on Salary 1
of Postal Employes
Will Be Begun Soon
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' M'ASHI.VGTON', Auft. 20. Hearings
on salarlea oC .postal employes w'ill be I
hold In a number of cities in Septem-!
her nnd October- by -the joint consres- '
.sional commission on postal salnries. 1
The commission will sit at Chlcaco,
Flora-Knterprlso hlKhwoy, $73,560; ISrpt. 16 to 18 for Illinois, Mioliljran I
Mount Hood Loop hlshway, $227,667.- land Iowa; St. Paul, Sept. 19 and S9. j
60; Oranls Pass-Crescent City high-l'or Minnesota, North Dakota, South!
Md., Aug. 20. Youth's way. $02,985.35; Btirns-Lawen highway j Dakota and slates west to the Puciflc !
coast; Memphis, Oct. 1 nnd 2, for Ten- !
nessee, Arkansas, Ixiulsi.ina and Mis- i
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jmW-Mi 1 111 it!'' ii il ' u v iHKlhf'iiii1 ft'Viiii'm. 1 "'Lir, ''''"iM
r.pyi itjlil lilt '.'
'1 obui i'u Cu.
V TO use arguing about it, or making chin
j, minor keyJ If you've got the jimmy-pipe
my -
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KALTiMortrc,
dauntlessncss hod another nemonstra- ) $197,067.
lion, .and, an Impressive one, too. In f
noriheftst naltimore4 this 'nltornnon !
when a trlrl .of sixteen automatically j
assumed stcpmnrpftKhip in triple degree
ind at the same-tim.i stcngranduiaship J 4.
of nine Infanta I These additions to j 4
her .rela,tlonship,' accrued through the'
common law riuht fif , marital posses- j 4- district, Itabblts have, iiicreas
sion because of her iisarriage to a man j ed to a degree that I seriously
more than four time her nee. i threatens crops. , - J'olsoiu and
The kr)de w(as Suiss, Klsic VlH r. be' ipt.lujr methods luvo no hen um
eneaici is.- v imam 14. . ltoscnnerffol. j 4.
Vo secret was made of the fsxt that hisj
clilldren were not. at all crasy about j4
the marriage, and it wajj remarked: !
r.VR,DisK von stijay
DOGS in viikki.(:k CO.
SPOKAXK, Wash., Aug. 20.-r-A
paradiso for stray .dogs has
been located in tho - Wheeler
sisslppi, and Kansas City, Oct. 3 nnd 4,
for Missouri, .Nebraska, Kansas, Okla
homa, Texas, Colorado and states west '
ind southwest to the Pacific coast. j
George M. Cohen, who is a star
of the stage nd a manager as
all. baa resigned from the PriarsJ
f of which he was one ol the round
ers, and from the )atnltaclub and
says he ll run ad elevator before,
f hw'll giva In to Qtf atrikexa,.-
POSTM ASTERiCti5t ' ',
i REPORTED QUITE ILL
l'ostmaster T. J. Tweedy, who went
to Portland .Monday, is Quite seriously
il! 1her;-coendiie tw-word ron ifai.
Tiremlr'.t.Mlfty.. ?, A fiecialiat.' pan- bean
culled in to diagnose ..his ailment and
decUle ii-hat shall b dbn,e for him,
1 rt Tweedy has, beeii In. poor health
(or si'vefal dajs and a change of, lpcar
tion was deemed best for. him.', ' ,
; Although K was . planned to. tajie j
him. to he seacoast where it- is cool
it is not certain now whether ne -can
go on from Portland. An operation
may be found necessary, it is thought
"You bet none of them will be at the
ceremony." , .
AH details of the wedding w era ar
ranged by the hrido. Just before,-the
wedding the bridegroom said:-:
"I'm sixty-seven years old, but many
a person tells me I don't look a day
over f orty.'
Rosenberger has two sons, one a
"lrgyman in West Virginian, the other
In politics in Pennsylvania.
This ;uv Is Hani to Kallsry. I
We would hate to bo a rich woman-1
and have, to wear switches, corsets..)
tight shoes,' poodle dogs, orchids and '
pleasant smiles ull tho time. Wei
cossfnl- in mitigating the -poht. j would also linto to be a poor woman, i
Kdgar. Fry of Vvheeler, wrote to lout in tho back yard hanging up
the SpokaoiO: Chamber of Com- Jdnmp clothes on on uncertain line, I
merce stating that any Hind (if a, wish our ripo- and dewy mouth wrap
dog that i swift enough to n-or- ;ped around a basswood clothes-pin,
ry a rabbit will be .welcomed by land a half dozen pocket editions of our
the- farmers of Whoeler section. lO'.vn sweet self yolling for more bread
4 4 4 4- 4t 4. 4. 41 "d jam.-. Richmond News.
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Japan Open to New Ideas.
TOKYO, Aug. 20. Japan is oil. in
readiness to welcome teh new ideals
of the world developed 'by the war.
Japanese opposition to Introduction of
the ideas that changed world condi- i
tions have created would take the
country back Into feudal'. 'days, .ac
cording to. M. . alia bash i,. (sinister
of eduction.' i.'. ''!,, ..
' .''Th . propagation-;, o fdemOcratiu
Ideals which- the wax. has brought in
,,,M.K, train hag given, aj. impetus to. the
j i u-e ok new nrwrto 111 jHimn, nwo
freedom cf thought has long been
suojeot to' regulations. - This- is a, sa,t
isfactory sign of the times.
"""It" hujst he remembered, however.
that bad-well as good ideas are apt
IQ fjpi. tbeiE wiy.bere.3, A.ihe.. con
stitutional ideas of the people are atiU
undeveloped, there , is danger of their
becoming- contaminated with-' radical ;
Ideas. .. , .
Ma -my opinion the so-called new
Teachers' Show "go Cause.
- The Hee si's. some, women are m&H--ir.g
from $7 to $10 a day cutting
peaches in. the Sacramento canneries.
Does anybody need to wonder long
why there is a shortage of teachers?
Stockton Record- , .
You Know Why, Don't You? .
, Remember , the Schley-Sampson
controversy? Thank heaven, there is
no petty row like that mussing up the
creditable record of American com
manders In this war. Marysville Ap-real.
rette makin's notion cornered in your smokeappetite, slip
it a few liberal loads of Prince Albert!
Boiled down to regular'old between-us-man-talk,
Prince Albert kicks the "pip" right out of a pipe!
Puts pipe pleasure into the 24-hours-a-day joy'us class!
Makes cigarette rolling the toppiest of sports! , P, A. is so
fragrant, so fascinating in flavor, so refreshing!
Prince Albert can't bite your tongue or parch your!
throat! You go as far as you like according to your smoke
spirit! Our exclusive patented process cuts out bite and
parch! ;
Toppy red bags, tidy rmd tint, handsome pound and half-pound tin T
humidoit and that ciumiy, practicalpoitndcryatal glasm humidor with
sponge moiitener top that hemp the tobacco in auch perfect condition.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C.
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-music in a !'fj,v
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GERMANY FEARS
LONG RANGE GUN
List of Text Books
For Use in Grades
Is Anhounced Today
' County School Superintendent : W.
W. Green today announced the list
of texts which will be used' in the
grades -throughout Oregon and which
may now. be purchased, with a few ex
ceptions noted elsewhere in today's is
mie, from Irrasier'a. -Bookstore. -' The
texts -&re-as follows:
Agriculture Davis: Productive
Farming, 8th grade. - ,
Arithmetit! Hamilton Essentials of
Arithmetic, 1st book, 3rd to 6th
grades. . . , -,.. ... ,
Hamilton- Essentials of Arithmetic,
2nd book, 7th and. ith grades.
Civil Oovrniment Hughesj Com
munity Civics, 8th grade.
Horse Frightened by
Auto Walks in Hotel;
Floor is Damaged $25
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 20. Milton HacJt
ney, negro, of 1U -South, Kwing ave
nue, employed at the national stoclt.-
.,,.'.. Ill, ill ... Xrfl-.ll.JT. 1WUIC . rrwMT
yards horse home from work yester
day because of the Kast Slide street
car strike. The horse seemingly was
Pot accustomed to seeing automobiles,
but Ilnckney managed to get him a j controversy over reservations and- in
Drawing books for all grades In-
ideas are prevalent only i na.restrioted dustrial and Applied Art Books.
section of aociiaty- and are .not so dan- I - Geography Tarr & McMurray; no
gerous as some fear.,. If influx of all jchnnge from old books. .
foreign ideas is to Jie prohibited, ow- History Gordy: Stories of Ameri'
Ing to their possible baneful, nature, con History, 5th grade.
that wil lmean reversion to, the feudal i Gordy: American Beginnings in
days when Japan was isolated from Europe, 6th grade. .
foreign intercourse and' tho import of-; Mace: School history 1919 edition,
all foreign ideas was zealously guard-J 7th a-nd- 8th Rrades.
ed." .... Spelling New Word Speller: 1st
-book, 3rd grade.-
I'lTTM OFFERS BKSOHTUIV New Word Speller: 2nd book 4th
th
be-
far as Jefferson and Lawton avenues.
where the animal shied at an auto
mobile and began pranc)ng about.
He pranced righu up.' im , the side
walk in front of the Douglas Hotel,
2645 Lawton avenue, and into the
open door, Haciiney staying on nis
back. It was a minute or more after
the horse was in the hotel before he
was (juietad. The proprietor said the
floor covering had been damaged. $25
by t be horse's hoofa.
Hackney walked to work this morn
ing and Jed the hor.se. . , ...
SI I'l-OIITIXOi THE PRESIDENT 'to 6th. grades,
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. Senator New Word Speller: 3rd book,
Pittmap today offered a resolution ! to 8th grades.
isrrvlng out President Wilson's idea j Writing Palmer systems as
oi. interpretation oi , ine peace treaty. ; fore'
separate iron the resolution of ratil'i- : language Potter Jeschke & Oil
cation, l'ittman Is a Ddemocratie mem- !j ic tt : Oral and Written Epglish, book
bcr-of the foreign relations comrutteo--j j 4th to 6th grade.
and a strong treaty supporter. He said ' Potter Jeschke & Oillett: Oral nnd
he did tola to sfettle Immediately Uie JWritt"n English, book 2, 7lh and 8th
Leviathan Leaves on
Last Transport Trip
From U. S. to Europe
NEW Y'OTtK. Aug. 21. Sailing on
her last, voyage as ft transport, tho
Leviathan left Hoboken yesterday fpr
Brest. She ia expected to bring Gen.
Pershing and part of tho First Divi
sion home and arrive here September
. Then she will bo placed in dry dock
and refitted for passenger and com
mercial service. . ; .
While no announcement has been
made by the government as to her
disposition, it is understood that the
shipping board will operate her be
tween here and two European porfs.
one in England and one in France.
These may be Southampton and Cher
bourg. Tho Tmperator will sail in
September ntl'hir last voyage as a
transport. She may be turned over
to tho British government under the
loss of tonnage pact. The Hamburg
American line still owns her and the
governmetn had paid for her charter
In food sent to Germany, the German
government in turn reimbursing her
owners.
IT MAY CLOUD "UP AJN V IlllIN VTtis
BERLIN'. Ail?. 20. CiiHrr.ition of
various clauses men, up to 35 years
of afff, will be "(jWrWl soon, ueeonllns
to information j'iVtn tho onnesjum
dent today. Authority in Uii.s din'c-
t on, ir ;h pxfttl, will be Kiven the
government by the nation; I iiss-embly
soon, and it is nudur.stnuil that (iustuve
Xosko, mentioned for the ,mst of na
tional defense. .v il adopt measure;, to i
reestablish the army,
f Recruiting of volunteers has fniled
1 Tho eontemplatid emergency netlon
has been hastened by the Inrreasln?
. menace of PoLind and more urgent
need for foienta lllapr an expected bol
shevik invasion.
Th present haos in f Jormany'a
jnlLtury organisation, due to demob
ilization and d'sor-janzation of all
authority and discipline, vvhieh is be
in (leeentnalerl by the domineei'n'-:
rule of the revolut ionary soldiers'
council., has brought the nation t )
a, point, it was stated, where it is now
incapnl)!e of hastily mrddlizinfr an
equipped force of even- the modest
dimensions required for such hu a p
rnrently small task as defending the
Gi-rma n Tollsh front ier. I
Tho bolsbevil-i n re now near
enough, to the German frontier to be
aide to bombard I-yck, Kydtkuhnen.
Tilsit, lenel, a no other points with
average long rane qnns.
In addition iu the military activi
ties, of the Iol -s. who are reported
to be becoming bolder every day.
OerrriM n v :i ls-n bt fnn'r-il to rprkei r
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SHOWS ITS KFFECTS 1" "J-iim oho man Lur.-
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LOXnOX. Ansr 21. War i
work and life in the trenches ; Canned Spellbinding
GEE-VCOUUO
Z't CRAZY
Aeotj-T
r
THeae.'?, mot f
1IC, -tvii-i'.
terpreti tipns.
Possibilities of Dam
Foundation at Pasco
Under Investigation
. Tri7c Saddle Exhibited.
Hajnley & Co-, are today exhibiting
the fin-t prize saddle, for broncho
busting which was recently completed
In their shup and is given by them to
the, world's. champion bronk rider at of Heading, primer and first reader,
tllio .,A..'u Timing T'n n,1,1l- I I . . . '
1st grade.
grades.
Music Progressive music series,
books 1 to 4.
Physiology and Hygiene Winslow:
Healthy Living, hook 1, Gth grade.
Winslow: ',' Health Living, book 2,
Cfh grade.
Reading Fassett: Beacon Method
this ye.Lr's Hound-Up. The saddle Is
a masterpiece in tan and black leather
apd silver and uniqtto as to design,. It
la vajueij at 1100. ,
Man of 25 Suits and
$ , Room Is Accused
Of $300,000 Swindle
Natural Method Trimer. 1st grade.
Natural Method, 1st and 2nd read
ers. 2nd grade. .
Natural MethKl. 3rd. 4th. and 0th
reader,. 3rd, 4th and r.Lh. grades.
Baker & Thorndike: Everday
Classics, 6th, 7th and 8th readers. 6th.
7th and 8th grades.
-CHICAGO, Aug, 20.-WVil the aid of
125 suits of clothes, a chauffeur and a
touring car, and a '"convincing! way"
jM.-ei I1I1.M-, nun .Jin.,.-., ai a .-ii.i-, itnu .with business men. Hrmai J. Blumson
ims joined the slate engineering cretf, ! president of the Star Cereal and Mill
imier E.1 M.-Ch - ndler. which is now ! ing. Co., and president of the Jewish
making boring ir the' lied of the Snake Kducational Alliance, is accutfrd of
liver at r.-Mile i-n.ids to investigate joeirauaini uvcoi ma iiixr nunm in
the jwissibiiittes cf a dam fi-nidif om '
This federal em?ttte r will cheel: up I -n. more man ja,uew, accoraing 10
fn the state work aiol thereby secure wvf iwuiuwn,
f a dam f-M;idjf ln. j Chicago and Milwaukee at ;i00,(tO0,
valuable data for the f-r-ral ree!ama
t4n fwrviM for ut-e when the orojec't
efinies up lMdue coiiKress for an 8p
propi iaU4in. Hik jtresenee for th 3
jmrposo was secured thrfiuh Con
ressjiian John AAV Summers, while
west recently.
j Brown Is In Marked
Favor For Fall Says
Paris Style Display
PARIS. Aug. 20. Paris' first real
display of style si nee the war be-rTan is
beins- attnndod by about 300 American
buyers, who, however,' : are: ahowin?
themsMvi-s to be more indt-pt-ndent of
the dictates of French dressmakers
than ever before.
Iirown, according to the new models.
Is apain In marked fn vor. Soft ma
terials are used generally, and flounc
es, panniers and the design of the new
The police believe he haa fled to Eu
rope or South Africa.
At the time Blunjaon owned the un
usual number of suits lie lived In a
$5-a-week room, the laodfady - of hfs
: rooming1 house said. Blumson came
j'vere recently from South .Africa, and models tend toward the strictly femi-w-,u(j-ht
and romplcted a mill coet-I nine apearance. Th-re Is not the
( "f " " , ; iitH: $100,000 with no securities except I slitrhtst suKg-estlon of the masculine,
lalHrd Man I lies over Sierra. abiIUy to (.nnvjncc business men tailor-made t ffrtn of the past.
RCN'o, Nrv. Auk. -0TnJ, f irHt .n" j that he "had a number of govprmnent J I'aris is rlininR- to skirts hansing
lined n an to fly over the Sierra Ne- , rpillractJ(t it is allf j?ed. L.ater he built sevr-n to eipht inches from tbe ground.
vua.-ii is rereani j. j. uucKiey. hp
have left marked eiiects upon
many women and men now in
civilian life, declare physicians
and other acuta observers, while
(statisticians nay these results
have Increased the.cost of living.
Kxuert dressmakers suv manv
women profited by the war, be-
cause their figures were greatly-
improved and their curves were
rounded by much exercise in the
open air. lint shoemakers de-
dare tlv feet of these war-cul-
tured Venuses, especially of
those who were employed on
land, increased In size, because
Ihey wore much roomier shoes
than those to which they had
been accustomed.
Thousands of fighting - men
have acquired the habit of
smoking not fewer than fifty ei-
garettes a day, and this now adds
nearly $5 to a man's weekly ex-
penses, even if lie puffs cheap
cigarettes. Steel helmets are
considered responsible for the
epidemic of baldness.
MtTttTTtTTT
Will Be Used in the
Campaign This Fall
M. Canned or-
f Ii w In n Curtis JN-a-M from Sacra
mento, (ill., to Calneva. a distance of
l!f. miles, in 108 minutes, and from
iilneva to lleno, six,ty-fice hiles, yin
fortv-eight minutes. The altitude
l-a-Ning over the mountains was 14,IQ4
GET KEYS OF LONDON
IN U. S. OFFICERS KIT
ROSTOV, Aug. 21. Two ancient
kes to the Ird Mayor's mansions in
London, found at Camp Devens in the
baggage of nn American army offi
cer, are In the possession of the army
intelligence department here. Kaeh
is about 10 inches long, and they were
found in the officer's bedding roll.
The officer has not been at Camp De
vens and it is thought his baggage was
sent there by mistake.
Ifow the keys came into his posses
sion was not made known hero. Ar
my officials at the northeastern de
partment declined to comment fin a
SKW YORK, Aug.
atory.
That's what the Democrats nnd Re
publicans are going to use in this fall's
primary and election campaigns. An
nouncement came from Washington
yesterday. It said the. phonographic
Marathon would begin Sept. 1 tifh At
torney Ooneral Palmer leading for
tho Democrats nnd Uniied States Sen
ator IjOdge lor the Republicans.
"The plan embraces," read the
Washington announcement, "a pro
gram which will permit, the residents
or" small towns and remote hamlets to
hoar speeches o eminent orators at
the same time that t he records are
released In tho large cities."
Sew records a re to be disl rbntcd j
monthly. It is est i mated that they'
will furnish political monologues for
2. 000. 000 phonographs. Entered In the
wind-jamming content are the follow
ing:
Democrats President Wilson. Sec
retary of War Raker. Secretary of the
Xavy Daniels, former Secretary of the
Treasury McAiloo and William .T. Bry
an. Republicans1. Kormer President. Taft
Major (Ion. Wood, Rlih.ii Root, Chaun-
cey M. Depew and United Slates Sen-;
ators Johnson and Rorah.
J M GONNA. GET S0fte
rl-L (HlOW-r
CASiN 'EM ali. rA
won oo Vo think ..
AM f CO
wet n . .
FOK.
Orsceeic
adopted yesterday wherever they riiay
lead us. Tf Vhe Demoi'ratic part, state
and nat.ionl, comes to these principles,
then wo aro with the Democratic par
ty, if not, as I say, we will follow
these principles wherever they may
lead us,"
A Texas convention 'of the new par
ty will bo called by the executive com
mittee at a date not yet decided upon.
turned (W: thasiate treasureivwho
Wares R to tha-eiedlt of the. -toad
fund of the tate for general road con--trjjetion
ami improvement.
Gasoline Tax Source
Increased Kevenue
, W oH.I W ar Most' Sunguimirv
! . ANHINGTOX, Aug. 21.Analy
mis of th,. final casualty report receiv
ed firom the Central Records' office
ji.n franco shows that tho Kuropean
war was ho most sanguinary in history.
An oil ier of Uie Mjsterles,
One of tho mysteries or life is how
a boor if h nmn can keep right oo ob
wrvlnjr the ways of gentlemen ajid
never acnulr any of them himself.
i. new mill at a cost of about ?275. j American bycrs, the dressmakers say, ! 1 l"!i ne Keys nan ween nanuea
Jyt't. : . " are ridiculing the shortness of the (to Clen. I'ershing on his visit to Ron-
According to pubUshed reports of hi gowng, althoiinh frankly admitting jdon as a symbol of the graining of the
.'eii itb-s. J'.lumxon receivtri lotf-rs of j American skirts have foen too long, i freedom of the city, and were missing
thanks from Mayor Thompson and ; It is sfd to bo likely American women 'when the time came for returning
Kobert M. Sweit7.;r, the Mayor's oppo- Vili be offered h compromise In them, t tho Iord Mayor.
n'nt at the lt election. Hweitzer lengths. One prominent American buy-- -
er laughed at a drsHniH kers' nutrjrns-j I'iier Xewloti l'xpected Homo.
tion that Americans want long skirts Mr. and Mrs. Newt Newton are ex-
because American women do not have pecting their Fon, lener Newton
pretty ankb-s.
iirown, the buj'ers say, Is shown In
scores of shades. Scores of beautiful
niodelfj do not wear corsets and make
Texas Democrats Are
Not Far Apart the ,
Politicians Declare
wrote Rlumson that "if he had had as
loyal support from all as he did from
Hlumson, he would bo Mayor of Chi
cago now. Jn hirf letter Mayor Thomp
son said to Rlumson: "Permit me to
thank you for your loyal support in
the lnt clciction,"
FORT WORTH, Tex., Aug. 21.
Plans for nationalizing tho "American
Party," organized here yesterday by
a group of dissatisfied. Texas Demo
crats, will be put. into effect upon ap
pointment of :l special committee for
that purpose, it was stated today.
Men n while t he other, faction of
Democrats, pledired to a plan of re
construction within tho party, went
ahead with plans for a lin of attack
tinder the lendership of former Sena- i
tor Joseph W. Railey. j
Political observers declare tho fac-
tojtlons simply are divided as to the.
Rattle deaths nmonK American en
listed n?Mtl nVf'T:. l-iwl ..lulii .
General Road Funditno,,sn,Hl: among emergency officers,
. ill a thousand, and among rcuular nr.
SAT.KM. Aug. 21. Under tho la w j my V'1''1''", H
enacted at the last session of the atate (M GVOrV 100 officers landed in
legislature nnd which became effec- j T r" m' 10 wrn killed or wounded,
live K-bruary 21, l'MU, imposing a,ill!l,,l(' diths wem 27 a thousand for
tax of 1 cent a gallon on gasoline and j K,-;uluates of West Point against 18
1-2 cent, on disl.illato sold In Oregon j for hnnjit-aduates.
by dealers In motor behicle fuel, there! .
has been paid to t he stale by these i WHOOPI Vc. -foM p
vendors to July i l'Ji'.i, a tolnl of! Wlh tbe intention of maintaining
$105. 420. IS.. I'endh'toi) h reputation of Whoopln' e
TJiis amount represents a total of '"I"1' 'vo ,,f he town's most prominent
ir,,.'ill,011 gallons of gasolino and a.i'iizens gathered at tho Renson yes
4fi2,00:i gallons of distillate sold In terdny, Jn the phrty w-ro Frca
Oregon between February 26 and July Rfmpliin, manager of the Kast Ore
:M. jgoniun, Carl Cooley, mnuager of Alex-.
At the end of February, 1 01 fl, thee ander's department store; U. jj, Crom
wero G4,21(i licensed automobiles nnd 'nielin, manager of the flour mill: W.
at the end of July the number of II-jU Thompson, Pendleton banker, an
censed cars had increased to 75.041. iH. .1. fiurUe.nno ,f the lienvy woo.
This tax. Immediately upon lis re- producers of Umatilla county, Ore
eeipt by the secretary of state, Js goninn.
YOU NEED NOT
SUFFER FROM CATARRH
But You. Must Drive It Out of
arrive in 1'endleton today after serv- means to allaln a common end and
ice overseas us a member of the plant I find significance in tho following ut-
construction engineers corps. He hnsjterances of Mr. Uailey:
been overseas for the past two years. I "We Intend to follow tho principles
Your Blood.
Catarrh is annoying tmunh
when it chokes up your nostrils
and air passages, causing difficult
Iireathing and other discomforts.
Keal danger comes when it reaches
down into your Iuiirs.
Tin? is why you should at once
realize the importance ol the prop
er treatment, ard h;sc no lime ex
periuK'ntiiii; vviili yvurtl'lciis rejue-
dies which touch only the surface.
To be rid of Catarrh, yon must
drive the disease germs out of your;
blood, '
Splcndi'l results have been re
ported from the use of S. S. S.,
which arts on the catarrh germ
in the blood.
If you wish medical advice as t.
ihe Ircalmcnt of your own indi
vidual Cisc, write t j t hief Mcdicil
Adviser. 4! Swift Snccilic, Co., At i
lwita, . .. j, . .