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!MlOl.TUTY
They say there is nh pain or strife or
cure v .
In the fair land of Immortality.
The- children of the dead smile mer
rily V
And the old hearts no crosses have to
hear; . , ,
Ito pale, wan cheeks the chalk of tmf
feritiK wear. ,,.
From all men dread their endless
years are free.
They are nt rest, as oft we pray to
lie;
brolieri In
Tn treasured dreams
' despair.
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and scorn,
TJie wrack of sickness and Its an-
, guiKhed hours.
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ours,
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away. '
(Copyright, 1921, by Edsrar A. Guest.)
WHAT WILL ELECTRICITY NOT DO?
rrHERE were probably two sensations that were felt by a
I
majority of the first-night audience at the Chautauqua
Sunday nurht when Bumell Ford perlormed a number ot
experiments to show some of the things that can be accom
plished by electricity. The first sensation, even to those who
may have prided themselves on some knowledge of the great
torce. was one of wonder. The second feeling fn a great many
rases was that the individual hearer undoubtedly lost Borne of
f is complacency and faced the fact that the world is still mighty
4 oung, at least as far as its accomplishments are concerned.
' Just how much wiser will people be, and how much farther
will civilization be advanced when scientists shall have opened
fcome of the fields of knowledge on which now we have no more
than a bare, tantalizing glimpse? To what lengths may we be
expected to go as a result of the studies that are being made now
lot this mysterious force1 known as electricity? The man who
Attempts to answer with any degree of authority can be safety
branded as an ignoramus, because the men who. have" accom
plished most are as one in their assurance that the start has not
vet been made in harnessing power ;
The field is of great interest, even to the" uninformed lay
nan, but he need not feel too helpless when he receives these
fude jars to his pride when he is made to realize keenly his own
lack of knpwledge. There is one problem in the harnessing of
tlectrical power that is right at Pendleton's doorstep, and that
is the proposed project at the Umatilla Rapids. The cheering
information that progress is being made in the survey of the site,
Jiow being conducted by the engineers, is news that is welcome.
jBefore many more months pass the information will be available
for use in forming some estimate of the work that must be done
Jo make the great development dream come true.
PENNIES ' : -
i
av ' s 1
b&v ' . r i-
l 4k - 'A. -h
For Better Merchandire
E. R. Calihorop, iwachutc luventor.1 Is devotliiir ills iinh in '
flnt" tut Civilian ir ivi!i;t-i-. Here ne is anovn least irif? a p.U'.-u-hute
with the weight of a woman. The greatest rare must be talii ii in iho
uykjns of a laiachute to insure ita oiKuiing In an emergency.
"CHARfcEY" DAWES, SCOURGE
, OF QUITTERS, THUNDERS CALL
FOR HELP IN SHAPE OF MEN
AT NEW LOW PRICES SHOP HERE 'AT A CASH STORE WHERE YOtI
GET THE BENEFIT OF AN ECONOMICALLY CONDUCTED BUS..
NESS.'-,. - , .. . . . . ' ' . : -v,
New Curtain Scrims with dravvnwork borders,
' ecru and white, the yard ........ 15c and 18c
White Marquisette, yarn mercerized for , cur
tains, etc., the yard , . . , ; . . 33c
Madras for side drapes in gold, brown and blue
' and extra heavy, the yard ............. 98c
Brown Madras, a very good quality,, 86 inches
wide, the yard ". . , . 55c
New Tcivcalcs, darks' and lights, in entirely new
patterns, the yard 20c and 23c
Duretta Cloth, -plain, white, for middies, etc., has
a twill, 36 inches wide, the yard . , 35c
Pongee Silk,' just 20 yds. left, at the yd. w. 50c
Crepe dc Chines and Georgettes, good, J'artffe
. of color$i the 'yard....'.!. 1 , ... ..iiv, , 1 $1.39
Children's; Sox, a great range, of new colors and
'patterns1, ha,lf or .three quarter length,- ihclud
inp, th' much wanterd, plain browns, the
pair V . v .. . ..'.'. ... . . ; . V'. 29c to 55c
Muslin' and Crepe Nightgowns, a splendid va-.
. 1 riety of new ideas in the making of these
. gow,ns, materials ara excellent and prices are
so reasonable; outsizes' and regular low neck
or high, from .'. $1.15 to $2.S5'
New Budget Director Rips' Into
Task of Shaping Present
able System for Uncle Sam.
I
N 1920 the United States mint turned out 405,665,000 bright
new copper .pennies, 82,200,000 nickels and 92,021.000
dimes. It was not because the. volume of business done in
"America required $17,368,750 additional small currency to
Tiajidle it. It is probable that some normal increase was re
quired and some coins undoubtedly retired from active life, hav
ing outlived their usefulness to battered old age. But the cop
per alloy of the penny is a tough substance. Nothing like 400,
000,000 of them wear out in a year. A nickel must pass through
thousands of hands or telephone slots ! before it is worn too
smooth for use. A dime is a mighty useful coin even after it has
become a "thin dime." ............
' The greater part of the coins it was necessary to replace
rere LOST. They were lost in most cases through the careless
ness or lack of thrift of their owners. Americans are far too
prone to let the pennies, nickels and dimes go. , Invested in
Thrift Stamps, the lost coins each year would mean a gain to
the wealth of the nation which would be of appreciable benefit:
Invest your small coins before you lose them. .
- After hearing Stefansson's lecture on the economic possibil
ities of the North, it is quite likely that any number of venture
pome Oregonians will soon begin buying tickets for the reindeer
country. r v
In the death of J. II. Ackerman, Oregon loses one of its edu
cational leaders whose vision will be missed.
28
(From
East Orfffonian.
18 'J 3.)
ore acutely in need of physical im
provement -
Lime lends to a "heavy" soil good
tilth. Sons well supplied with lime arc
ii generally In a good physical condition,
j while thof e deficient in that tonstit-
( uent powess poor tilth. The unfavor
able properties of a "heavy" soil are
looal rhinae merchant dl(, wet and ts
t;.'id disposition to criist and clod when
dry. The Introduction of lyric, In
proper form, crumbs the mass, ren
dering it friahle, mellow, and open,
flood granulation established by lime
is not easily destroyed by heavy rain
! and other natural forces,
i Limine gives the best results under
conditions of Rood drainage. Gooc"
! drainage should precede or accoiri
j pahy liming: of the land. While betnp
I n reniitnitn t rt lirr?A cf ficioncv. irntri.
the Daily
July 12,
. Ah Cu,
rilannine to viit hla native land soon
His partner, Wah Yung Ching, has ob
tained a passport for Ah Gu.
Vry nearly all the wool hauled to
I'endleton this s-ason, br 1,500,000
nouiids, hiis lieen shipped to Boston. A i
Jew lots went to Ban Francisco..
, K. II. Anderson, IXho postmaster, Is
Ju re todnv.
J. A. rI'Uis will leave tfcnlsht for
Hinulitim Pprltiirs where he will Iciild
u fine bowlinit alley .
Mark
Jne and Harry Oaks will leave
morrow for l.ehimin .-"prinxs.
to.
APPLIC
1 1 -
ION OF LIE
i M t f. a. 1. the plant at i
BBS GOOD RESULTS:
ago at the same time actually lessens
the lime requirement of a soil. Drain.'
i remove a portion of the acid materia1
j The farmers of Oregon have an urt
usual opportunity to secure lime at
i cost of production. The first .100 tons
I produced is being offered at J4 a ton
f. a. . the plant at Gold Hill. If the
can produce lime
price Will remain
event the price Is
j ml expected to exceed $4.50 a ton.
j whii'h is less than the cost of agricul
tural lime l other states.
A. C rrXPF.RIMKNT STATION'.
Corvnlii. July II. More than r,0 per;
rent of I !) "heavy" soils of Western The .round, neck , one, "a 1'enfant."
environ can le made more friable, ta,kuit in the least bit decollette, is the
ier cultiviited, and produce leltr ir'P one Just now, most favored by the cre
by thn uw of lliue, ncx-ordintf to W. t. ators of fashion. The top of the bod
I pern, clu( t soils, Oregon ajricul- ice reaches as high as th throat Iln.
tgil rsiperinieiit sttlon. The'heavv" As a rule this Jh not very becoming,
olls Include the silt loams, clay looms, yet the emart Parlslenne has readily
tMif M. -(m. tum ui ui. adopted It. What mill not OIDl
Jjeavy-' mil r acia n nator itdacriflti fob "cblc"J ' " j
WASHIXGTOX, July 12.TT-(George
R. Holmes, I. N. S. Staff Correspond
ent) Here in Washington they are
calling Charley Dawes The Resurrec
tionist." Mr. Webster's dictionary defines
"resurrectionist" as "one who restores,
revives, renovates, or the like."
At first blush the term may seem
a queer appellation to apply to the
volcanic new director of the budget
.ne same ' cussin brigadier" who was
Pershing's right-hand man in running
the business end of .the A. IX F. in
France, and who. upon his return, al
most caused apoplexy- among ' some
staidand dignified Members of con
gress by characterizing their investi
gations into war expenditures "a lot I
of damned rot."
"Hell and Maria!" said Charle
Dawes on that now famous occasion.
"We weren't, trying to keep a set of
tooks; we -were tryingko win a war;"'
The ring of that;, declaration was
heard around Hhe United States, and
it effectually stopped, for the time oe
irg at least, any furtHer criticism of
!y manner in which the A. E. F. spent
in funds. ''.
Now they are calling him "The Res
urrectionist," one who "restores, re
vives and renovates." , Dawes has se.
himself, to the no. inconsiderable ta-jl:
cf restoring economy in government
cpeial on, reviving confidence in the
admlni.i;tration of. the " government's
'josintse and renovating the "whole
shooting match," as h himself would
desc.-iOe it. . ' . . "
. He !icerely believes that it can only
be done, by a recurrence, by a resur
rertioit. or whatever you want to call
it, of the flame of patriotic ardor, dv-
votien and determinat'on on the part
of the public and the officials i:i
Washington, which irtide America's
u.-uled war eifort the wonder cf the
,r:d. v
Asks Sow I.cae of Patriotism.
Dtifng the" war. General Dawes
pointed out, everybody dropped nearly
everything except that which ' would
help w'n the war.' Everybody dug in
and .1. nied themselves this or that, or
rerran.e.i from d.ung the other thin?,
nnays with an eye to aiding the
government, always with with an eve
to setting a disagreeable job nccom-i
plii-hed as ,uickly as possible. Xntu n
al mi.inle was-raised to the nih decree '
and held ihere by trfe flame of zealot's ,
Xaiiieilf m ar.l united endeavor of the
whole people.. , -,Vhy.'tk
General Dawes, can't ;his
same fliinie be resurrected and d ,t-
ed to 'i iiit r.-j our own house in or
der''' as '.VesVent Harding character
lines it V'io n.enace to the go.ern
nient by the slipshod methods of Kd
erai financing is every hit as serous
as wis the menace offered by the !er
nian arii,i.-s. Ocneral Dawes belij.tj.
and unless : r.ielliing is done to rellc e
the situation the system nf government
is spilnsr to t.riak down.
General I'aives does not believe that
the nation 'can go on spending money
at the rate of J6.oiin.niio.fuin or (7 -
000,000 a year in peace times without',
inviting a crash. The call of public ef.
fort to avert this crash, he. sincerely
believes, is Just as insistent and de
manding as was the call to arms when
f io- oiiuuii hhh cuurotited with the,
i menace of the world conflict.
I Cnnequently there will Soon en out!
from Washington a call to service.
General Dawes wants about thirty or
forty Business men, leaders in their va
rious lines to voluntarily come to.
Washington and devote from three to
five months to the patriotic duty of ',
getting the government's finances and'i
expenditures on an orderly, business )
use oasis. They will serve without
pay and the compensation In public
gratAude j lohalily will not be lare.
If seldom is. ' - . .
Says General Dawes, "!jo the busi
ness men to whom the president will
call I have Just this to say: (
"When the call came to me to take
this place I had the same abhorrence
of the thought of leaving private life
to engage in such a (ask as you have
Only the thought that. If I declined
the president's call In a time of busi
ness emergency like this, I would re
gard myself as a pusillanimous quitter
for the balance of my life led me to
accept.
''if there is any one of ynii who) aft
Pretty Light Cretonnes for
bungalow aprons, Polly
1 aprons,' etc.; the yd. . .
making
Prim
20c to 35c
lNr.tNTs ami mii.imr.vx swi:,Tr.n co.vrn
' beautiful colorings, lulisliivl wis'd trim, tain ti
' : liuitcli. plenlcil nrotnitl bottom. Ite sure to see
' thrill , $II.7S to. 7.nn
WHIIK
yard
OKU WHY, iiurxu-tml Kwlsd finish
the
two
Japanese Lunch Goths, ias colors,
pretty patterns, . '
36inch
48 inch
. . 75c
$1.23
1U..L t'OWHini: TKAVI I.IXG HAGS,: tan or !
hlai'k. 1 iiii'li. iiaraiitiel, cncli i' JIO.K5
l'lltltK SI'IT CASKS, straps nil around heavy '
"MAV FASIIIOXKO" 1.ISI.I! 1IOSK, nicixvrlcl
bluett, brown ami trWlc.-fusliloiiert-HBl imwiio
; M'liiu lu Ixittoin. . , . . .
Better Merchandise
at
, Lowest Prices
j mnterlal and high taxes are the fhlel
I subject which the convention Votl4
protection of a. government which you
claim to love if one1 of ymi declines
to nccept this call,, except -for reasons
of life or death, your conscience will
be cursed by' the same Conviction.
However great the an trifle you will
come. When tl.e four months of your
service are ever, whether crowned by'
stlccess or" failure. ' whether public
praise or public criticism results, yon
will at least have been true to yolir !
country.", .'" ' j
Tluf's why they are calling Charlc
Dawes "The Resurrectionist" here In I
Washington. He is trying to resurrect',
a" living flame of patriotic, ardor out I
.of the ashes' .of .disillusionment, ', 1ls-1
gust at profiteering and general weor-
iness and apathy which followed the
war. ': ' ' ' ' :
.Wo Buy for Cash
and
, Sell for. Cash.
Itl'.AI. KSTATI'. t'ONVI'.NTlO.V
mnterlal and high taxes are the ,
subjects which the convention
siders.
CHICAGO,. July 12. (U. I. I Ac
cording to the delegates to the nation
al real estate convention, opening, to
I'oy, prices will favor the renter
, 1nr IcIimI rhlldrea Are ftlrkly .
i Muliiere who value their own com'
, fort and th weirare of their children,
t should never ba without a box of
.Mother - tirsy'i 8nt Ptwdr for..
and home bulliler tor. I lie nrsi .lime 'hililrn. for use throughout the sea-
five vears. The large cliles acute i son. Tl-e Hr.-k up ( olds, Kelleve
I in
housing hnortag" is starting m, me
east. K. E. Taylor of fait land, .Ore.
president of tfeul estulemens' orpa- yers. . TWKrtK 1i
ItresMent of the rital estate mens' oiga
Ing sliortaKf high price-of 'building
KeverlnlineMB I !m M.IatlAft f ...hlnv
Plserders, iresdache aer Stornsca
TroubJ". ITStu by n.othersfoif orr .1,
un ii-.it! uivn
SKAOTlON. All Drug Stores.
cHitt spy substitute..
: it.
er enjoying the benefits rrf great proB-; paid $20,000
' perlty. success and prestige! nmler thfttax to keep a-
SI'EAKHU KAMA ASLKKP.
LONDftN. July 12. (t. N, K. ) The
Sussex Daily -N'ews publishes a' story
of how the new speaker was literally
caught napping in his chair.
It was during a particularly tedious
port of a particularly tedious debate.
So runs the bnlicious tale that Lady As
tor (ripped up the steps to the speak
er's desk to have some private nords
with hiin; hut on discovering at close
range that Mr. Whitley was peacefullj
sleeping she withdrew on tiptoe with
an air of maternal solicitude. -
This story,' If true, destroys a fond
illusion. It'has always been supposed
that the one member of the house of
commons that never slept wns Mr.
Speaker "among the faithlesA, faith
ful only he" that, in fact, he was
per year fee of income
awake.
DOINGS OP THE DUFFS
TOM GETS A FEW QUOTATIONS.
BY ALLMAN
SAV.VOUNGMArJ, DO
7HF.SE BOATS BELONG
TO THE HOTEL OP DO
YOU HAVE TO REWT
T-i i r . A r
l'S'
II
thev belong tothe
hotel but v0u have
to rent 'em !
FIFTV CENTS AtJ
HOUR!
15 THAT
BUILDING OVEft.
THERE THE
BATH - HOUSE?
VE5. VOU CAN GET A LOCKEPl
IM IT FOR FIVE DOLLARS A
WEEK, PROVIDIU' VOU'RE
STOPfW AT THE HOTEL
"V
v
" v
WELt.WHO THE HOTEL-THEV 1 WHl SUPPOSING' I CATtH I VnO KM E?
0VJN6 THAT CHARGE A DOLLAR SOME FISH - WHO Jl,U0 .' pTfj
.TENM'5. AN. HOUR FER. f OWNS THE FISH P KEP EM I
-i- . V. '..
'14... r. 7&2L
Thii tvecpinz rcdnction of $140 i msrle the lalley
light Corporation by arbitrarily accepting a hcay Iom,
DetieTing mat so drastic a redaction mill result m in
ereafled sales, which Till in time wipe oat the loss to
them. . , - .- ',
Area3y farmer hare renponcled in lare numbers knov
ing that thia offer will expire May 31n, nulesi lufficient.
orders are received to keep the Lallej factorieaoing at
full speed -which only can warrant a continuance of
thia low price of $485. t -
So yon should take arlrantag of thia opportunity NOW
to get this highly refined Lalloy light at a price actually
below pre-war level. In the New, Bigger, Better, More
Powerful Lallcy you get: . 4 e '
Thi ifodtl 77 IaHcij tritK tin ample porer capacity -The
Model B Lalley with 11 yean' unparalleled tuextm ,
The Model II Ialley, the most simple in construction
The Model H Lalley that w the moet accemble
The Model II IxiUey that in every respect "Doee Mtrt
and Doe It Better" -
The Model H Ialley backed ly a year's ymrnntee
Don't wait a day lonfrer. The time is short' Come hi and
see the Lalley in oeration, or phone or write for full
particulars, learn how the Lalley will pay for itseif.
BE SURE SEE THE LALLEY FIRST
Sturgis & Storie
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