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WBWMWWtnWiMMllI up in m m ii" mmm sW " " "" ..mmimi,. FJLQ1 FOUB TEN PAflgg DM. EASt ORKOOHIAS. PlNDLKTOR, OftElJOR MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 10J0. NT NlWSf jT-EasjtQreftoni3ri) Pirtillehad Dally and Beml.Weekly. t vaMnn. Oregon, by tha at on soon Ian rvni.isHi.va co. EiUri4 at tha poatorflce at Prndla tea. Oregoa, aa arcoud-claaa mail matter. I FROM COUNTY PAPERS OXK SAI.K INT OTHER OITlEa Iniprrlal Hotel Ncwa Stand. Portland ON ril.JC AT Chicago Bureau, ?0 Security Build In. Waliln,rton, O. C Bureau 101 Pour taenlh Btrr.t. N. W. APBR. CBSCRJPTlON BATES ON ADVANCE) lly. one year, by mall . Daily, atx montha by mall Dally, three montha by mall lag Daily, one month by mall - Daily, one year by carrier Daily, efx montha by carrier ..... 1.7ft Dally, three montha by carrier 1.11 Dally, one month, by carrier .46 Soml-Weekly, one year, by mail . l.ftO 8eml-Weekly, aix montha. by mall .78 b mi-w eekly. four months by mall .60 Telephone TUi: CAUj TO AMERICA. I-ender of nation called to be! Bf people rraiterad far niul wide, Trusted by all to net them free. Thou ranat not put the cull aside. MoJtea thou art to them and they Do look to thee with rod In hand To lr. i.l them on their desert way And bring them to the lroniied Land. Lender ot Nations! Strong and free. Wo ltrow full well where thou dost stand Th.m wilt the peoples' Moses be. And lead them to tho Promised Land! ' Frederick V. Neve. JJt BOMBING THE HOSPITAL i The Athenu t'lvlo club derided at Ita la-, meeting t" hold a public market, tho Press auya. Coininltteea are at work on plans and from funds deriv ed will be laid the foundation for civic betterment. A aheet of cle wllh llKh( anow cov ering has made a really n"od road surface, and uslde from crisp, snappy weather traveling- conditions are Rood the Athena Dress reports, HoRan Miller. Karl Phelps and Mer- rll Potter. North indue ranchers, have i been doina- great slaughter union .lackntbhlts lately the Hermlston Herald relates. They killed 257 In a three day hunt. These were shipped to Portland and marketed there at from $2.50 to $3 ))rr dozen. At n cost of $9000, 27 head of pure blood and 2 3 head of high grade Jer sey cattle were brought to Stnnfleld lust week and distributed among locnl dnirymen. This importation was ir.ude by the Stanfleld (Tenmery Asso ciation who are endenvorlng to stimu late the dairying industry In thla com munity. They hope to interest moro farmers In producing milk, so that more cows will be milked here. Peredixo Tbofh Paste -jri-ae- -"-ST a , . . -a. Desiues dome Better all thai ftny other paste can do -it. whitens like peroxide Sold only where A D'S oods are displayed ML ; rly whil Large Tube tVf HESIDEXT WH.SON is a casual. The stupendous duties JlJ he faced during; the war. at the peace conference and on his spf-afcing- .our in behalf of the peace treaty broke his health and endan.cfred his life. Yet his duties have not been neglected. From a sickbed he has written importanfmessages and statements. He has named boards to try for a settlement of perplexing industrial question. He has sent clear cut and decisive recommendations to congress. The president's mind is alert and he is entirely capable of handling any subject hon estly requiring his attention. Even Senator Fall one of the most, hart-boiled of the nnti Wilson senators admited as much after a conference with him a few days ago. Mental invalidism at Washington is not in the white house but in congress. The senate has been physically well but men tally bankrupt. For many months the senate has been unable. to see higher than its knees. It has been deaf and blind to the gre it interests of the nation and the world. It has failed to do anything with the peace treaty and the Germans have gotten belligerent again, so much so that Foch has been called to the front once more. The senate has emboldened the enemy and embarrassed the nations that fought by our side for freedom and decency. For months congress has ignored needed domestic legisla tion. The railroad issue has not been settled, a sedition law asked for by the attorney general who wants a weapon with which to fight anarchistic papers, has not been passed. No soldiers legislation has been enacted. Reclamation work has been ignored. The aviation branch of the army has been left without funds. The tax laws have not been revised. Instad of handling big problems congress has talked little things. Instead of discussing the president's message on its merits senators have quibbled over whether or not he wrote it. They have indulged in dark insinuations about the president's physical condition. They have peddled silly stories and pur posely misconstrued high purposes. They have shown animos ity, never a spirit of cooperation, towards the nation's leader. They have had no respect for the sick room, even though death might be near. The opposition senators have shown the same spirit of ruthlessness the Huns displayed when they bombed Red Cross hospitals. They are unfair and unmanly. The atti tude of the anti Wilson senators and of their bootblacking par tisan newspapers has been contemptible and disgusting to those who believe in fair play and intelligent government. They are putting the black spot on the American war record and if they continue they will deserve a double dyed rebuke from an out raged nation. A MARVELOUS JOB WELL DONE plIo packing and shipping enme to a close In Hermiston last wek af ter a run of two months. During that time 41 cnrlnnds valued ot IS7.000, ac cording to the Herald's estimate, were packed and shipped out under direc tion of A. W. rrnnn, who handled the management for the local Fruit Growers' Association. At the last resiil ar meeting of the American lesion at Hermiston, it wa.s voted by the organization to give two dances, one in Jlcrmiston on Decern- her li' and one in Stanfleld on Decem ber 1!. The music Is going to be something out of the ordinary, for an effort extraordinary is heing made to secure a g'-od orchestra or Jazz band from Portland that will put pop in the music and life in the dance. Plans for the erection of a modern business block in Stanficld have been approved by the locnl lodge of Odd Fellows and they have now begun an active campaign to raise the neces sary funds for the construction of the building. It is estimated that the structure will coat about $25,000 when completed, and of this amount $15,- 000 will be raised by the lodge mem bers and their friends and the balance borrowed. AN OVERSEAS DIARY ttnnsptirt men had come in during the i week so they arranged that about 25 of us could leuve at f!S8 for Smith J, Hampton so as to get a ship for La I j Havre. I note some of the customs In Kng- j Tuesday. Aug. 6th. 1918. When wo,nm! ,lmt so Protrude that you can't ..... . help noticing them. Traffic of all I went out th... morning we were stand- kin(U ,s Wt namttJ(L ..WuU. your I ing in the Liverpool harbor about step" is the word for ' an awkward ! two miles out. Kverybody was busy Anu-riian. or "Meirv Old KmeUud" to go ashore, will sneak up uml hit you on your I our book 'left. Draft horses are hitched tan dem, as many as threo or five are1 putting things in order By noon we had gathered cases and baggage and had them taken off. AVe stood outside the pier as thentrung out single men mrche out and took from , them all their cards and letter! to h mailed. While the men disembarked I a Itritish band of boys stood by and played all st rict ly American tunes. ' Ijiter we went -to the Y. M. C. A.I headquarters in Liverpool and made our report of our one-way transport work. Next we transferred all our baggage from the docks lo the depot fwhert we were to entrain for Lon don. We had a fow hours to look over tin city of Liverpool, then we loft for (.ondon at mid-niht. CHICHESTER S PILLS W TUB DIAMOND BRAND. ' A I .!.- I AbU j our ItrutirUl i f"i In Htd in. UalH , i t-om, tealeJ wlttt Uluc KiUjob oib.-p. Mmr or W JO Llon lilt VM l-l yti.fcnow.i. Beit, Saf.it. Aiwa.' S0I0 B DWGWSTS FVERWiif' Please the Little Ones GIVE THEM iOMEHHING THEY CAN USE AND EN JOY. We have all the various pieces for the little ones, such as: BABY WALKERS CHILDREN'S HIGH CHAIRS in wood or reed . BABY CRIBS in iron, wood or reed YOUTH'S D I N ING CHAIRS in differ ent designs Wt.li, ..-.! Alltr 7. IMS. London at 6:00 a. ni. Wt-nt to the Imperial hotel. We reported in at " Y" heatl- E)Uartera and proceeded to pull Mires to pjat riirht out for I'ari.s. Other Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronlo and Nervoua Disease ana niaeaaes or Women. X-Ray Kee tro Therapeutics. Ttaaple RU Hooan n. 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The traffic overseas during this period was so intensive that on July 9th, one of the outstanding days in transportation 75 transports were Europe bound bearing 171,670 American soldiers to the battle front. The embarkation for July exceeded all expecta tions, 306,000 men sailing from Atlantic ports in that month. To meet this program the war department had to obtain from the shipping board and from our allies millions of tons of vessels. This represented a battle in itself, a daily tussle in which all interests in the war were seeking all available tonn age and in which the war department won out only because of the vital necessity of geting the men over. Then came the Ger man submarine menace on our coasts and our allies besought us to change our ports of departure. To have embarked our troops from more southern or Canadian ports would have meant serious delay in transportation at this critical time. Real izing the German military authorities would only hope for such a result from their submarine campaign we refused to alter our i&'""Hllllllliilllllllilllliiillilillllllllllll operations and trusting to the navy to send our men from the 13 . middle and south Atlantic ports. It is interesting now to recall II Y - f"rT"l Ct f 1 that not a single transport was .sunk during this period on its. S lHUllttll m outgoing trip. Of the millions of tons of shipping that carried our rnenj overesas going to the war, 44 per cent were American; 51 per I cent were British; 3 per cent Otalian and 2 p er cent French. I The American ships included the seized German liners and 300,000 tons of Dutch shipping were also used. On the return, however, practically the entire transport system was Ameri can, more than 80 per cent of the ships used in demobilization being furnished by the shipping board. 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Owing to a anowatorm. the prea- S for the Sampler and the whole S IdMat remained Indoors anil dlapowfl X vvhitman line i of wnie official business. H S yf MMTNCJTON, Dec. . Dr. Der rum. Ihld lihta neurologiat la high lv plraw1 wilh the improver! eonrli tiAj. of President Wilson, lie annoum Kalamaaoo Ptunlwul. s KALAMAZOO, Mich.. Dec. . Ev- S l.IIlll2n & COa I pry factor hore waa todny r-rdercil to S i midnight due to coal abort- liarkdiiiff Drnggtatm, age. About 12,rO0 men and women X COLD WEATHER brings no inconvenience to drivers of Haynes cars. Warm air comes from the engine through the ventilator, making the car quite comfort able. 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