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AdninIstrater's Netiee.

Estate OF Mildred Guy, Deceased
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed administrator CT the estate
Of Mildred Guy. late os The County oi
Fremont. In the State CT Colorado.
deceased. hereby gfye5 notice that ne
will appear before rte Iounty Court
Of said Fremont Count. At the Cour.
House In Canon City. Ia said County.
at the September term. 4xt3. on Ia
<cth day oi September. Iss5, at 10 A.
m. at which time a.. 3erscas having
claims against said essz-e are notified
and requ. sted to attend for the per
pose OF having the same adjusted All
persons Indebted 1, sad estate are
requested to make immedists payment
to the Lndersgned-
Dated at Canon City. Colo. this
18th day OF August. A. D. 1919.
AARTIS Guy.
Administrator
First Pub. Aug 81. tsl1-
Last Pub. Sept i. isi1
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURE SALE.

NOTICE or FORECLOSURE SALE.
Notice Is Hereby Given. That the
undersigned sheriR Of Fremont coun-
~. state OF Colorado. BY virtue OF a
Judgment. Dccree and Order OF Sale
Of the County Court. within and for
said Fremont County. rendered In a
certain cause t4orein pending. where
in A. 4. Rooinsos Va. plaintiff and
cause No. 3tx1 a. che nles OF said
court--snd whorcoy an directed a.
nuch sheriff to 6esl tho nereln doacrsb-
ed premises to e111nff oai1 6ecree and
coats. wiil, on q1anv4ay, oeopAer 4. 4.
u 1914. At ten rS)co1 - ~ forenooa
az eaid dAy, a. No. 0font Goof g H.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of fh> Interior.

4. 5. Land Offiee at Pueblo. Colo.
Aug. Is. 1913.
Notice is hereby sivea that John
/. Keller of Guncy. Cole. who. on
June s. 1906. made Homestead Entry
No. I5s5.. Serial No. ef3i5. for Lots
Z. 5. Sec. 6. T. 16 s.. r. 20 w; Lots
?. 3. Sec. u, and NE.A sen. Sec II.
n. 81 n. r. IL Z. New Mexico Merid-
ian. has filed notice of intention to
mako five-yezr proof. TO establish
claim to the land above described.
before the Clerk OF the District Court
at Canon City. Colo. on the Esd day
OF September. 1913
Claimant names rs Witnesses: Os-
cur Ward. OF Canon City, Colo: W IA.
PigE. OF Canon City. Colo: Lou Wood
ring. OF Guffey. Colo: Watson J. Tuni-
son. Of whitehorn. Colo.
Not coal land.
J. W. HAwLEY.
Register.
First Pub. Aug. Is. 1913.
Last Pub. Sept. IS, 1914.
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souta Of the north side Of

south Of the north aide Of
block ---.~.....~...-....
The east u Of . tract OF land
which Il 81 feet wide,
378-37 feet long. the north
side Of which Is 255 feet
sonth Of the north side Of
block 8
The following described
tracts In Chapman's SUBJ
division OF the above des-
cribed Colorado Coal and
Iron Company's Canon Gar
dens. In block L
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Every one on Z. Main and vicinity
are sorry to know that the Turner's
have sold their ranch and Twill leave
this part OF the country sometime in
December They are fine people and
neighbors- We are sorry to lose
them
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Serial No. 0ssSS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
n~nnr-fmeuf of the Iufrrfor.


U. S. Land oYlee ut Pueblo. Colorado,
August 6. 1913
Notice Is hereby given that Dulcens
Fitzpatrick. OF Canon City, Colorado.
who. on May IS. 1905. made Homestead
Entry No. 1e17S, Serial No. o6sS3. for
SwA. Section 80. Township is s.
Range II With Prin. Meridian. has
fiicd notice OF intention to make ave-
year proof. to establish claim 10 the
land above described. before the Clerk
OF the District Court. at Canon City.
Colorado. on the 10th day OF Scptem-
bcr. 1913
Claimant names ns Witnesses:
Maude Jenkins. Frank l. PAuls.
L4asctta Lorenx and Addison b. Camp
bell, all Of Canon City. Colorado.
Not coal hand.
J. w. HAw1.EY. Registsr.
First Pub. August IL. 1919.
Last Pub. September IL. 1914
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follows:
beginning at q point co
feet ~. II degrees II min
utes W. OF the southeast
corner OF 18th street and
Water street OF Canon City.
Colorado. and running
thence ~ IS degrees -
minutes r. 5000 feet.
thence y. SO degrees l2 min
utcs W. 1909 feet. thence
s. IS degrees 20 minutes W.
Sass feet. thence s. II
degrees n minutes f. l23
feet TO point of beginning
4 tract Of land described as
follows.
Beginning at n point fs3 feet
y. 81 degrees II minutes W.
OF the southeast corner
OF 18th street and Water
street OF Canon City. Colo
RADIO. and running thence
~. IS degrees 10 minutes E.
3s9.S5 feet. thence N. 50 de-
Erecs 12 minutes w. s12.5a
feet. thence s. so degrees
II minutes w. 277.7o feet.
thence s. 81 degrees n min
utica y. 21o-51 feet. to point
OF beginning .......-.-..
4 tract OF land described as
foiIows:
Beginning Mt q point f9S.4s
feet 8. 81 degrees IL min
utcs e. OF the southeast cor
ner OF Main street and 18th
street OF Canon CITY. Colo
rado. and running thence N.
IS degrees IL minutes T.
277.70 feet. thence n. SO de-
Erces ~ minutes w. 1851
feet. thence west 1889 feet
thence 8. 4 degrees % min
utcs 4. i71.o0 feet to point
OF beginning ...-.....-...
4 tract Of land described a.
foIIovss
1t the northwest
corner Of Water street and
18th street Of Canon City,
Cologa6o. and running
thence N. 81 degrees ~
uainutse ". - feel. thenco
q. 81 degrees - minutes ".
os-o5 foo1, thoooo q ( d.
Rroon - mlmn1Gu = 0I.11
~ thonco n . osUzueg
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EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs Bert Jones have iuss
returned from Colorado Springs They
went up Monday to visit their son.
Paul.
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I, the undersigned. City Engineer OF
the City OF Canon City. Colorado.
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing description and apportion-
ments are correct
BEN X. CURTIS.
City Engineer.
Said above described lots and lands
being a portion OF said City OF Canon
City. Colorado. and lying within and
embracing said Sanitary Sewer Dis
tricf No OF Canon City, Colorado.
which IL bounded as follows:
beginning at the intersection OF the
center Of 18th street with the north
boundary line of the Denver & Rio
way. thence northeasferiy along said
right OF way TO n point where the
center OF 18th street II prolonged
south would intersect said boundary
limo OF right OF way. thence In a north
westerly direction 70 a point IN csI-
ter Of Main street midway between
18th and 10th streets. thence north
along q line midway between 18th
and i6th streets 10 the intersection OF
the south boundary line of the Canon
City Hydraulic and Irrigation Ditch
Co.'S ditch right Of way, thence west
eriy along said right OF way line to n
point Of intersection with q line mid
way between 18th lif prolonged
north) and 18th streets. thence south
along \ line midway between 1fth az
prolonged north) and 18th streets. to
the north boundary line OF block 3.
Of chapmau's Addition to Canon City.
thence west to the center OF 18th
street, fif prolonged north,) thence
south along ffth street. fif prolonged
north, to the intersection OF Macon
Avenue. tff prolonged easterly.i
thence southuesteriy along Macon
Avenue. tif prolonged easterlyJ to
the northwest corner OF Lincoln
school property, thence south to the
intersection OF Main and f3th streets.
thence westerly along Main street to
the intersection of Main and 18th
streets, thence southcasterly along
18th street 70 point OF beginning.
-AlI special assessments for local
improvements shall be due and pay
able within thirty days OF the publ
cation OF the assessing ordinance
without demand Failure TO pay the
whole assessment within said period
OF thirty days shall be conciusively
considered and held an election on
whether under disability or other
wise. 70 pay said assessments In in
staIlments. a. provided by the resolu-
lions and ordinance OF said City Coun-
ell. and all persons 90 eiecting to pay
IN tnstailments shall be conciusiveiy
held and considered as consentinx to
said improvements and such election
shall be conciusively held and con-
cl1cfcd rs a waiver OF all right 10
question the power or Jurisdiction OF
the city 60 construct the improve
ments. the quality Of the work. the
regularity or suffIciency OF the pro-
ceedings OF the validity or the cor
rcctness of the assessment Fun pay
mcnfs may be made to the city treas
urer at any time within thirty days
OF the passage OF the assessing ordi-
nance. ana m allowance OF five per
cent t5 per cent? lshali be made on
such payments during such period
only
WITNESS my hand and the official
seal OF the City of Czaon City. this
third day OF September. A. n 1918.
(sEAL) J. v. BLAKE
City Clerk
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Oscar Green and wife are down
from their ranch for a few days
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a tract Of land described ..

A tract Of land described as
followh:
Beginning at point 80 feet
n. II degrees II minutes W.
Of the northwest corner OF
Water street and z5th
street, OF Canon City. Colo
RADIO. and running thence y.
81 degrees IL minutes W.
123 feet. thence s. IS de-
grees 43 minutes W. 32.oI
feet. thence g. degrees
% minutes T. 1871 feet.
thence n IS degrees 43
minutes r. 9f.97 feet TO
point Of beginning. ..- 31.7s
A tract Of land described as
follows:
Beginning ut point 1s3 feet
N. ~ degrees II minutes w.
Of the northwest corner OF
Water street and 18th street
Of Canon City. Colorado.
and running thence n. 81
degrees II minutes W.
$40 feet, thence s. de-
grees "a minutes L. 72.o0
feet. thence n. 5S degrees
43 minutes f. 32.01 feet TO
point Of beginning ....-..- 4.30
Iotai -----..--... ---.-...-- se1li-vV
A. ~.-a.--f-~a,4 r<fs~ r@-rf-..~ -
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Mrs E II. Carpenter and daughter.
Esther. have just returned from Ohio.
They have been away for the summer
visiting relatives
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Lot IL .-..-...-.-.--... 9.32
Lot Is -.-.-.-...------.. 12-5z
Lot 16 10 20 and including
lots I6 and 20, each. ..-... 12.6s
In block { Of the above des-
crfbed Chzpman's sub-dfvi-
sion.
Lots i TO 2s and Including
lots I and 2s. each -...-. 1855
In block ,
Lots to "a and Including
lots l and 1sr-cnch ... 1855
The went u OF lot IL. ...... IS. 81
The east q OF lot i5--.. SIS. IS
A tract Of land described AZ
follows.
beginning ~ the northeast
corner of Main street and
l4th street OF Canon City.
and running thence along
the north side OF said Main
street n IS degrees 43 min
utes e 352 feet. thence ~
u degrees II minutes w.
xs6 feet, thence s. IS de-
grees - minutes w. 352
feet. thence s. ~ degrees
II minutes E. z5e feet 10
point OF beginning ... $50. 80
A tract OF land described as
follnwn.
Beginning Al the northeast
corner OF Main street and
18th street OF Canon City.
Colorado. and running
thence ~ 81 degrees IL
minutes W. 2ss feet. thence
s. IS degrees "a minutes w.
so feet. thence s. 81 degrees
IL minutes T. 256 feet.
thence n. IS degrees ~
miuufes z 50 feet to point
OF beginning ---.-.-------. s6-ss
A tract Of land described
CO fo1lows.
Beginning n the northwest
corner OF Main street and
18th street OF Canon City.
Colorado. and running
thence ~ ~ degrees II
minutes W. 15s feet. thence
& 81 degrees - minutes
W. 1871 feet thence south q
distance OF ess.5 feet.
thence ~ 5s degrees 81
minutes W. 3fI-5 feet 20
point OF beginning ..... eS6- 81
The following described
tracts In blocks ,. 4. s.s.
s and .. In Augustus Macon's
addition To Canon City.
Colorado
In block =
Loss 10 ls and Including
lots ! and IG. each ........ q ,,
In block 4.
Lots to is and including
lots ! and ie. each -.. -. -
In block 8.
Lots ! TO is. and including
lots ] and f6. each ...... 22.3
In block g.
Lots I to 1e and including
lots I and is. each --.. 2237
In block :.
Lots to Is and including
lota ! and f6. cach-...... 21.3a
In block 8.
Lot --.--..---------.. S.5s
Lot .--.---.-.--...... Isl
Lots Z TO ff including lots
= and IL. each 22-32
Lot 10 -----...----..-.--. zf-61
Lot ls ...--............ $40
In block 3.
Lot ..-s-.-- --.-.---..-..-.-- f-lc
L>oI -....----.--. is-st
Lot 10 .-f.....-.....-.-.- b-Ss
A tract Of land described as
foliowas
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Mrs weitner OF Cottonwood avenue
has been under the doctors care for
several days. We hope for her speedy
recovery
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First Pub Aug. Is, 1918.
Last Pub. Sept. IS, lsi3.
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Miss Christie Hurd of East Main
left Saturday for Sterling to visit her
sister. who will be remembered as
Miss Nellie Hurd
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Mr. and Mrs Roy Msxneld celebrated
Labor Day by attending the ball
game.
Mrs J. T. Smith OF Del Rey expects
to start soon for New York to visit
relatives and enjoy the benefit OF
lower altitude. She has been In poor
health tor some time.
Friends Of Mr.. MCGUIRE viii b sor-
~ 10 learn a hls death In California
He len canoa about = pear go. No.
Ing y b bsnsated b health ~ >
lsver elsssass
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Mrs- Coffee has returned from her
outing at Victor. which she very much
enjoyed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
o. A. c. PROFESSOR
QUITS AFTER FIGHT

Corvallis, Or, Jan. 17.-As a result
OF fistic encounter between e. B.
Moore of the school of commerce and
c. A. Dobell, business manager of the
Oregon agricultural college, Profess
sor Moore has rendered his resigna-
ton, which was Immediately accept
ed by President ]. w. Kerr.
This development precluded any ac-
ton upon the part of the college au-
thorities, so the investigation was i'm
mediately dropped
Professor Moore has been connected
with the institution for three years,
teaching stenography and typewriting.
This is the first trouble that has ever
arisen between members of the fac
ulty.
The quarrel started when Profess
sor Moore went to the business office
to see about ordering some typewrit-
ing ribbons, because Mr.. Dobell re-
fused to order the brand desired by
Professor Moore. Words ensued,
which resulted in a melee in which
Moore struck Dobell.
The latter returned the blows, and
scars of battle were left on the coun-
tenances of both of the participants.
Mr.. Dobell was back in the office
yesterday for the first time since the
engagement
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
COOS BAY PORT SELLS
$30O,0OO BOND ISSUE
TO IMPROVE HARBOR

Marshfield, Ore, Jan. 1.-THE
Port of Coos Bay commissioners clos
ed a contract for the sale of a $780,
600 bond issue. There were four
bidders.
The bonds were sold to C. w. Nc
Near & Co., of Chicago, who will pay
for the issue $2S9,975. The sum of
S15O,O00 is to be paid on the delivery
of the bonds and on the deferred am
cunt the company will pay 1-2 per
cent. The bonds are per cent. The
successful firm was represented here
by Allen Frake.
The money derived from the sale
of the bonds will be used in harbor
improvements. The port some time
ago offered the government .$15O, 600
toward the improvement of the jetty
If the government would make an ap-
preparation. This has not yet been
accepted, but the amount will be held
ready If it is accepted.
Since the old port was organized
thre cor four years ago. this is the
first time it has been possible to sell
port bonds, legal complications of thu
old port having prevented.
The general plan of the port COM
mission is to make a channel 25 feet
deep and 800 feet wide from the
Smith mill in Marshfield to the ocean.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
KEPT HER CHILDREN
IN THE BABY STAGE
Youngsters of Two, Three and -Four
Years Old Crawl About on Floor

Youngsters OF Two, Three and -Four
Years Old Crawl About on Floor.
Clevelaild.-In a little kitchen at
her home, Mrs. Mood Thol has bat
tied nature for years secretly in an ef-
fort to keep time from touching her
babies.
Around her feet crept three chill
dren, 2, and years old. Victims of
a strange code, her ingenuity devised
to prevent them advancing beyond
the cradle, they laughed. kicked their
feet and waved their hands as she
crooned them.
The Oldest boy did not creep fast
er or with greater east than the
younger ones. He mumbled incoher-
emily, tugged at his mothers dress
and slobbered over a little bib when
she tickled him beneath the chin. He
is barely larger than a child of two
ced intelligently beyond the cradle.
To further defeat their develop
ment the mother has never fed them
anything except baby food What
lay beyond the door through which
a stranger never passed, they had no
idea
Several days ago William James,
clerk Of the probate court, discover
ed the plight of the children and in
vestigated He found the children
are not imbeciles. The mother was
taken to the city hospital and the
children placed in an institution.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
EXPRESS COMPANIES
EXTEND DELIVERIES

Spurred to action by the competi-
tlon OF the parcels post, the Ameri-
can Express company and the North
ern Pacific Express have Joined I'm ex-
tending the delivery service to most
or the residence districts in Pendleton
as Well as to the business section
which has been served in the past
The following are the limits for the
pick up and delivery service that will
be in effect after January 20.
Commencing at Alta and Vincent
streets south on Vincent street to
Bluff street, west on Bluff street to
Main street, south on Main street to
Tustin street, west on Tustin street
TO Lilleth street north on IiIleth
street to Webb street west on Webb
street to Marie street, north on Ma
rie street to Umatilla river; in an east
erly direction following bank of Una
tilla river to Garden and Water
streets, east on Water street to Main
street, across Umatilla river to Jack
son street west on Jackson to Madi-
son ST., south Oh Madison street To
omatilla river; in a westerly direc-
ton along the banks of the Umatilla
river to Perkins avenue, north on
Perkins avenue 10 Jackson street, east
on Jackson street to Madison street
north on Madisca street to Washing-
ton street, east cn Washington street
10 Hazel street south on Hazel street
to Umatilla river; in a westerly di-
rectlon along the banks of Umatilla
river to jackson street. west on
jackson street to bridge across Una
tllia river, in southerly direction to
water street, east on Water street to
vincent street. south on Vincent street
10 Lewis street, east on Lewis street
10 Long street. south on Long street to
court street, east on Court street to
EDDY street, returning west on Court
street to Alta street west on Alta
street to Vincent street, point of be-
ginning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
PAYS $5614 RATHER
THAN MARRY AT so
Illinois OctOgenerian Defies Woman
Who Sues, Claiming She Loves
Him

lhInOiS OctOgenertan Def1eS Woman
Who Sues, Claiming She Loves
Him.
Chicago.-Martin Hulsey, a Grundy
county farmer, 80 years old, paid
over in the county clerks office at
Aurora, $5614 in certificates of de-
post and cash. and exhibited about
as much pleasure in the transaction
as man undergoing the amputation
of an arm or leg.
The money was to satisfy a judg-
ment against Hulsey in favor of Miss
Cora Frost, superintendent of the
Conservatory of Health at Evanston.
who sued for breach of promise.
Unannounced the old farmer walk
ed into the clerks office and began
to count out certificates of deposit
over the desk and then dug down for
yellow backed bill.
1T is nothing but a skin game" he
grumbled. II might as well throw
the money into the river"
The clerk mumbled something
about "he should worry" and Hulsey
continued:
1T is too bad an innocent man
should be skinned like this. That
pile there represents simply blood
money"
When the case was tried Hulsey
declared on the stand that the suit
was a "frame-up" and that he had
never made love to Miss Frost But
Miss Frost, who is in the forties, won
her suit by testifying that she loved
Hulsey deeply "in spite of his age and
the fact that he has cancer of the
throat"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
Parish Aid Clears s57.

The ladies of the Parish Aid of the
Episcopal church, who took charge
of the Pastime theater yesterday aft
ernoon and evening through the cour-
tesy of Manager Matlock, cleared $57
off of the performances, which sum
will be applied toward paying off the
paving Indebtedness. So great was
, the attendance last evening that the
accommodations were not sufficient
Two good reels of pictures were sup
plemented by vocal selections from
prominent local talent and the pat
rons received good value for their
money.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
Paradise Co. INCORPORATES.

With Asa B. Thomson of Echo,
Frank Sloan of Stanfield, James C.
Hoskins of Echo and ]. T. Hinkle of
Hermiston named as directors, the
Paradise Colonization company today
filed articles of incorporation with
the county court. The purpose of the
company is the buying, owning, inn
proving, selling, leasing and dealing
in land and other property" The cap
ital stock is stated to be $4,000 divid-
ed into fifty shares worth 800 each.
The principal place of business is
Echo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
We'll Known Farmer Dies

l. j. Looney well known farmer
whose land lies southwest of this
city,, passed away last night at the
local hospital from catarrhal pneu-
monia of which he had been suffer-
ing for two weeks. He had been con-
fined to the hospital since January G..
Deceased was So years of age at the
time of death. He had been a bache-
lor all his life and his only known
relative is brother, William Looney
of Condor. Funeral arrangements
will not be made until some word is
received from this brother.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
PAPA RELENTS; BROKEN
KNOT TIED AGAIN

New York-Nineteen year old Peter
Van Tienan has just married the
same girl for the second time in six
months.
Van Tienan, who Is the son af
merchant of Newburgh, met Miss
Mary Anderson, a neighbor. some
what older, last June, when the girl
went to his fathers store to make
purchases.
month after they first met, Peter
induced Mary to accompany him to
Hibhland Falls on a little excursion.
When they reached there Mary
learned that Peter had arranged a
secret wedding and, yielding to his
persuasions, she married him.
Not until last November did Papa
Tienan discover that the youth whom
he still regarded as child was a
married man Father took 1t hard,
so hard that he Immediately began
annument proceedings. Mrs. Peter,
persuaded that the youth would be
better off anyway from her, declined
t. protest the proceedings and the an
nulment was granted.
Peter kept on in his fathers store
working as cheerfully as might be,
Always he declared ne would remar-
ry Miss Anderson as soon as he be-
came of age.
AS months went by Peter became
more and more love sick and he con.
stantly pleaded with his father Mr..
Van Tienan at last became convinced
that 1t would not do to keep the
couple part and they hurried to Mid
die Hope, accompanied by their wam-
lilies where the Rev. ]. p. Lincoln of
the Methodist Episcopal church re-
tied the knot-so securely this time
that 1t is not apt to be united soon
again.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-17
High school Gym Now Omen.

The spacious gymnasium in the
new high school building was opened
for use to the students this week and
they are now actively engaged in
practicing basketball Prospects are
reported good both for a fast boys
and fast girls team, notwithstand-
ing the lateness in taking up prac-
tice caused by the lack of a gymna-
sum-