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BY y. w. BOWIE 6: son. INC,
Real Estate Auctionpers

~,
Real Estate Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE OF \ GREAT Nr,,1-
3ER OF LOTS, IN THE PLAN OF
HlGt!LAND PARK ADDITION, AID
JOINING HIGHLAND Park.
In execution OF a decree of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond.
entered October {. 1915. In the suit Of
Ellen G. Kidd. etc, VS.. Highland porIs
Development Corporation ct ais. we viii
sell mt auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 80. 1915.
ut $3.50 o'clock r. NJ.
n large number of lots in the plan or
Highland Park OH the northeast. in
the County Of Hcnrico. Virginia.
These lots front about 80 feet each
nmes. and run back a good distance to
alleys I'm the rear. The streets are
graded. and there are sidewalks in
front OF portion of this property.
Ihcre are 90 lots to he sold. and by
reason OF their nearncss to the car line
and the beautiful topography OF the
ground. they should attract homc-seek
erS and investors. and tremendous bar
gains can he had.
TEXANS: One-third cash, and the hal
ancc in two equal instruments. at six
ana twelve months. for notes, with in
t"r"St added and secured by Il deed OF
trust on the property: or all cash, al
the option of the purchaser
HILL CARTER
ALLEN q. COLLINS
WM NJ. JUSTlS. JR.,
STUART BOWIE
Special Commissioners.
! hereby, certify that the bond re-
been duly given.
c. o. SANILLE, Clerk
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at 4 o,clock III M
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BUSINESS CARDS

GLAGcrS ~ BRYANT. civil engineer
ana surveyor Farm surveying; real
estate subdivision and development,
tracing and blue printing, engineering
Capable gradual" assistants. Mcllwaine
RuIldinE. I'cterShmIS. Va.
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SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES
t.NPlIfE SHOE CO. IUi West Proat
Family shoes a, rock hotEc.,, o-irss
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aNlED white gardener, married.
henr !hc city: must have knowledge.
on vegetables and flowers Apply Pull
iT,,i nP'o! "eHt bureau. Room. ). City
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BYCICLEs AND MOTORCYCLES

FOR sale, one 1915 model Indian
motorcycle, with side car. White
Motor Co. 100? West Broad
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LARGE and small nicely furnished
unprecedented rooms: excellent meals
lo3 East Grace.
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WANTED. at once. frst-c outop1o
bile mechanic Permanent, situntIor
10 right man. Address F. 2l.. care
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WAITED. walking boss. steam
shovel work. 1925 per month. ami
Monday. by sac y. NJ. Public EmpIov,
mcnt bureau, Room .. City Hall
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LADIES' TAILOR

THE ladies arc all talking about the
Model Ladies' Tailor, at 509 West
FRANKLIN street. The STYLES and wo: X
manship are so beautiful and tho prices
are so reasonable that tho ladies leave
their order At once H. Stctnhorn
Randolph 23ol
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. stereorypers mats. lsxo4
flexible and tough; iust the thing to
line chicken-houses and orthouses: 81
per 100 pounds Mt the office: % cents
extra for out-of-toWn orders fer cart
age Address Times Dispatch
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

rDh SAFE cheap houscboat and launch
reused Address + 223. care Times
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FOR RENT-Flats.

FOR rent, beautiful fiat of five large
rooms and bath. opposite Chimborazo
Park: all conveniences; separate en-
Broad Street
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FOR s.ALE-iseai Estate


"El.i.-l.DCATED. new. rented brick
hats. 10 per cent Investments from
owner. si.SoO. q 1877. care Times Dis
patch.
in,NDSoME brick mansion. 10 or ~
large rooms, all modern convrI,-
iyhces. with many spccia! advuu;ascs
Closets and pantries, convcnientlr ar
ranged Fine English cellar. Splendid
shade and lawn. This nnc HON has
> Hcres to go with 1t. Scrvants' quar-
tcrs and outbuildIngs necessary for
general use. Location north vest OF
Richmond. on electric car line Thia
property worth $4,000. will sell tho
above property at $4,000 IL sold with
In tn" next few weeks. giving very rea-
sonable terms. Buy this and hold II
for big profit Address L. .. box
S43. city.
FOR sale. lTopewel lots on Cawson
street. near business center Good
bargain for quick sale. Write owner
r. 2lf. care Times Dispatch.
CHEAP to- quick buyer an ideal loca-
ton, with large quantity OF timber
for Stnre or heading plant; also 1000
600 saw timber. Box l. 2a5, care
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aNiEb: man experienced in farm
work. Must come well recomm.uJaI
Address \ 10. care Times Dtsna,ch
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WANTED, 5 dinky engineers. s75 per
month. Appl:. by 80 Monday morn :
ing; Public Employment bureau. room
- City Hall
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ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM in
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFIED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES-DISPATCH
"aNDoLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY. ono cent n word when maid In ,d
vance No adj taken for less than 10 cents.
SUNDAY. one and one half cents a word for
al classified ads. eScpet Situation Want ed
at one gent word. No ad. taken for less
Than lC cent?
NJ ADS. taken TO- less than rs cents when
charged or phon~.i in. Phoned orders not
guaranteed. classification not Euara nteed
AFTER r. 81.
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MEETINGS


The Board Of Governors OF the
Noman'S Club OF Richmond has c,llnd
a special meeting of the members ~
the club to he held at the clubhouse m
MONDAY. November s, 1915. ut 4:3o p
NJ, for the purpose of considerinr ard
acting upon Il proposition to create :,
bonded indebtedness OF the cluh If
$4,000. to be secured by n deed az tru.t
upon It's property, second in prioritv
TO the existing mortgage, ana the
transaction Of any and all business
necessary and desirable in connectinn
herewith. The Board OF Goyernors
recommends the execution OF the mort
gage Tor the purpose of paying for the
improvements to the club property now
MAY IRWIN MOORE.
Acting Secretary.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
Richmond, Va. Oct 30, 1915
NOTICE il hereby given that tho an
nual meeting Of the stockholders or
Richmond Locomotive Works will be
held at the office of the company, on
Hospital Street, near Mill Street. I'm tho
city OF Richmond. County of IIenrico.
Va. on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of
November. 1915, at II 30 o'clock in the
forenoon. for the purpose of clecting
directors and officers. for the approval
or the acts of the directors since the
last annual meeting, and for the ira MS
action OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
j. o. HOBBY. JR.
Assistant Secretary.
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THE MONTICELLO. ia North Eighth;
newly furnished: soc. 75c. 81 daily;
$50 to IS weekly.
PLEASANT rooms Il North sixth
Stieet. between Franklin and Main
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ICE. tO.,I. AND WOOD

TRY my clean coal that burns up clean
1t lasts longest Wood that splits
easy. makes lasting heat kindlinG
only sl.75 load. Have been selling
II is years Long. 1906 West Broad
Street
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WANTED-Furnished Flat,

Any one having for rent furnish ed
mouse or furnished apartment cali
Madison 1856
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ABLE BODIED mon for frcinen brake.
care Times Dispatch
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WANTED. thorough all-round printer
editor TO talk" full charge OF country
weekly. No booze artists need nnni,.
The Call. Victoria. Va
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sale. dry goods, notions ami mil
Reason for selling have other business
to look after. Apply Sos North Second
WANTED, practical banker wants to
In good, live city OF 10000 inhabi.
tnnts or over. VIII take good block
OF stock, sHme to carry with IL ex-
ccutive position. Address Bunker
26l. care Times Dispatch. Richmond
Va.
FOLR-CHAIR barber shop cheap, 500:
two-chnir barber shop fo.' $3.50
Seitz, 1903 East Main
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HELP WANTED-Ainle.

on metal weather strips Apply Pub
Mc employment Bureau, Room, 5. City
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HELP wANTED-MnIc and Femn,,

WANTED, married couple, white, for
farm. Apply Public Employment Blu
rcau. Room >, CITY Hall.
WANTED. colored couple, man for but
Ter and wife to cook Apply Public
Employment Bureau. Room 5, City Hall.
MEN, women. common schooling. de-
string government positions $40
monthly. Write for list r Immediately
Philadelphia Civil Service School, Phil
adclphia.
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ATTRACTIVE room to couple or gem
tleinen. modern: price reasonable
22oN Hanover Avenue.
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FOR SALE-Farnns.
REAL ESTATE FOR ExcHA vGE

MODERN Greproof apartments con-
tanning 80 apartments: rents for
about $4,000 year: located in finest
residential section: price. slT5, 900: will
exchange s75.e1D equity for good stoci,
farm. convenient to Richmond or
would consider property in Richmond;
net. New York Real Estate Brokers'
1923 T. Street. y. w. Washington. u. C.
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THREE furnished or unfurnishcd
rooms. with bath. el3 West Grace
FOR rent. second floor rooms. central.
Randolph 1890
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. furnished apartment or
small house in good section OF the
city for months. beginning Novem-
state price.
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LARGE, centrally located room for .
gentlemen. with or without boar I'd.
- South Fifth Street
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WANTED--iluuSel.oid Goods.

HIGHEST cash price paid FOR second :.
hhnd iurnitur" IN any quantity Call
, ..i',b aNlS
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FOR RENT-Business property.

FOR rent. desirable office, eleventh
floor. Virginia Railway and Power
Building. Apply c. & o. Coal and Coke
Co. ROOM ITO. Virginia Railway ard
Power Building.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
Wanted, Men

20 let US ngure on their requirements
for Windows. Doors Lumber and Mil
Work In stock sizes or made to order
quick.
MONTAGUE MFG. CO..
Broad Street and Belt Line
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NlCEl-ftfurnishcd room with hot and
cold running water; use OF bath and
phone: private family. Phone Doule-
ward IIG-J. col North Elm Street
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THREE young ladies of good address
and appearance for special outdoor
advertising work. Nothing TO sell.
SALARY, $40 weekly. Address + 2O9,
care Times Dispatch.
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Wanted. . upholstercrs. Apply Public
Employment Bureau, Room 3. City
Hall
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HELP WANTED-Eemale

WANTED. women for government jobs
sIo month. Pull unnecessary. Write
Immediately for list positions obtain
aUle Franklin Institute. Dept 100 II,
Rochester, n. Y.
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CLOCK REPAIRING

HAVE your clock called for. repaired.
delivered and guaranteed Phone
Ma Olson 4T9a
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FOR RENT-Furnished Houses.

ANY one desiring to rent Furnished
house or furnished apartment phon,
Ma I.son 1856.
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CARPET CLEANING.

HAVE your rugs and carpets dry
cleaned to look like new orders
taken Sl2 West Grace Street rhonc
239S-W
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13

Adjudication OF Spring Branches
Notices have been sent to water users
of a number of spring branches be-
low Freewater, that the state water
board will proceed with the adjudi-
cation OF the water rights for which
petitions were sent in. Blank claims
have been sent to each one and these
must be filled out and returned to G..
L. Cochran, superintendent OF this
division. Mr.. Cochran will be here
in connection with the work on the
29th and SOth of this month.-Milton
Eagle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13

When the Cascade Locks canal was
finished and the Columbia made open
TO navigation as far as
We Must do The Dalles a reduction
Our Part Of 40 per cent was
made in the grain rate
from The Dalles TO Portland.
II is reasonable 10 suppose the COM
pletion Of the Cello canal will bring
about similar results. or greater re-
suits. for upper Columbia river points
II a 40 per cent cut IS made in the
grain rate from Umatilla county the
change viii mean 5000. 900 a year to
our farmers.
But Umatilla county will get no
such benefits unless we have a road
leading from the river to the heart OF
the county. so as TO tap our great
wheat region. II Umatilla county is
TO reap the benefits OF the open river
We must do as walla Walla county is
preparing to do. We must get hard
surface road to the river.
The blessings Of this world come to
those who go after them.
S-S-SSO$~-~-~
Standpatism in politics and stand
patism in the field Of economics go
hand in hand.
They Go Together first, last and all
All the Time. the time.
The Washing
ton legislature has given US a splen-
did illustration. over the veto OF the
governor the legislature has enacted
law restoring the convention sys-
tenn.
Not only that but the law provides |
for conventions to adopt platforms
and obligates officials TO follow such |
dictation. The independence Of an
official is done away with. It is an
admirable scheme to promote ring
control
On top OF that the Washington leg
islature virtually abolished the initi-
ative and referendum by ordering that
direct legislation petitions must not be
circulated.
The above will show that political |
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13

We are now getting considerable
hullabaloo because an American was
killed in Mexico City.
Il Is But II is natural that
Killing Game. people get killed
when war is on. That
Is what wars are for. Something like
two million very fine people have
been killed in Europe. Beyond doubt
a host Of Americans have been killed.
They probably say nothing about 1t
because they are dead. Our enterpris-
ing journalists are not on the spot
II they were they might die too and
say nothing about It. One of the un-
fortunate things about war is that
people get killed and quite often the
wrong people. But you cannot rem
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13
A Different Way

Committee Chairman-How does
the organization of which you are a
director make all its money?
Millionaire Witness-I have no ex-
act knowledge Of the details. but IL
is an altogether different process
from the the one they use at the
American.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13

edy it by promoting more war The
more war there is the more people
set killed and the greater the chances
for the wrong people to get plugged.
~S~eSS~$~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13

A 100000 Deal A real estate
transaction involving the exchange OF
more than 100000 was consummat.
ed saturday OF last week when ]. II.
and C. NJ. Hall sold TO the y. c. W.
Investment company. represented by
its president, James Nolin of Pendle.
ton, the Pleasant View ranch COM
prising 165 acres of fine young apple
orchard. Mr.. Hall takes in part pay
ment 1900 acres OF wheat and alfal-
IA land in the Birch creek county
west and south of Pendleton.-Milton
Eagle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13
Air Gives Nltrogenous Products

BERLIN, March, 1.-THE over
seas News Agency says that German
scientists have found a process of OBJ
tanning nitrogenous products from
the air This will make possible
cheaper fertilizer than nitrates from
Chile.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13
NEWS OF FARM AND RANGE
WORLD SAYS
HIGH WOOL IS CERTAIN
ESTIMATE BASED ON KNOWN
SHORTAGE; SUPPLY is ON
HAND TO MOUTH BASIS.

In view OF the near approach OF
the wool selling season the following
market estimate from the Livestock
World will be OF interest TO eastern
, Oregon growers:
Considerable skepticlsm has been
INDUCED in regarding the legitimacy
of the present lofty wool market
Peace in Europe, the critics assert
would knock the props from under
the price list, but an analysis OF con-
dltions present and prospective both
from supply and consumption view
points warrants exactly the reverse
opinion. Opening OF the Darda-
nelles may relieve Europe's semi
famine in breadstuffs, but can no;
give the looms of Great Britain,
France and the United States access
TO wool even in meager quantities.
What wool is available is accessible
and that current clips in the princi-
pal producing countries are made
quate to weavers' necessities has long
since been evident. A knockdown
cant-be-effectively- bull
argument on the wool situation for
several years to come is that while
that commodity has advanced only
20 to 40 per cent. cost of substitutes
has appreciated so to 100 per cent.
and every fibre that can be spun in
to yarn with the single exception OF
cotton is commanding relatively more
money than wool. Only a few years
have elapsed since the store houses
of the world contained a two year
supply, whereas under new condi-
,ions manufacturers are certainly on
a hand-to-mouth basis. Optimism
Is frequently misplaced. but wool
growers are warranted in reveling in
l. at present.-Livestock World.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
IN NFEl
THE LUCKY YANKEE.

y I'm glad that I'm a Yankee.
4 Yankee born and bred,
. With solid planks beneath my
= feet
y And shingles DER my head.
y II OF a warring nation
y Where grim war takes its
= tolls.
. Instead Of getting three 4
. squares" per.
. I'd be plugged fun OF holes. 4
, I'd rather go TO sleep on
. A good old feather bed
. Than sleep on Jumps Of rocks
, and stumps
, And iunks Of cooling lead. 4
, I'm glad that I'm a Yankee,
a Yankee born and bred
|, I'm very neutral and ! go
In strong for PEACEFUL 4
sed.
; Vera E. Fogg, New Britain.
Conn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13
THIS MAY ENTERTAIN
Only When Running

Irritable Old Man-Say, does this
car always make this racket"
Chauffeur-No sir; only when its
running Buffalo Express.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13

ly speaking the legislature was reac-
uonary TO the last breath. Regard
ing economic. subjects the same traits
were displayed as may be seen from
the fact the legislature passed law
guarding public utility corporations
against competition. such law is al
most the limit OF standpat insolence.
In Oregon the house refused to stand
for such a law though our senate
passed the bill.
Those who favor government for
the few at the expense of the many
can get what they want by support
ing standpatism in politics. standpat-
ism in politics exists to serve that
very purpose.
SsS~S~~SS
Julius Kruttschnitt says the govern
ment cannot operate such an enter
Sprise as railroad
He Overlooked with success.
Then why is It that
whenever rail-
road property gets into deplorable
shape its directors throw up their
hands and ask the government to take
il over under receivership ana man
sac the business until II is once more
able TO stand alone?
When a road is under a receiver
hip 1t is managed by the government
me receiver is appointed by fed
raj judge who is appointed by the
PRESIDENT II the governmental ma
.hinery is good enough that il can
axe over a sick railroad and nurse it
Jack to strength again why should
he government be considered unfit to
iandle a railroad under favorable con-
itions?
Under government ownership the
would be operated by the
anne men who now operate them. the
My difference being that the object
rould be public service and not pri-
ate profit making.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13

Publicity for lobbyists is something
that should be provided and it is a
subject many states are
Publicity for taking notice of de-
Lobbyists. spite the fact the Ore.
gon legislature refused
TO pass bill providing for the reg
istering OF lobbyists.
Enthusiastically considered boss
ridden state-is taking advanced
ground upon the subject. Under the
house rules in Illinois all lobbyists
must remain in the gallery. being de-
MED the privileges of the floor. Far
more than that, a written record of
all committee meetings is to be kept
and all who appear before commit
tees are to be listed along with the
names Of their employers and the pur-
pose for which they appear.
Aside from this the governor of
Illinois has advised the legislature. in
his annual message. to pass a law re-
quiring all lobbyists to register with
the secretary of state, setting forth
all facts as to who they are working
for. what legislation they are inter-
ested in and the salaries they receive
for lobbying.
The plea for lobby regulation is
based on the fact that those who lobby
for good purposes will have no OBJ
jections to publicity; those who are
sinister work deserve ex-
posure
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13

Fattens Hogs on Alfalfa Meal. A.
King is reported to be getting good
results in the feeding of alfalfa meal
and grain to his hogs, in the proper
ton of three quarters OF alfalfa meal
to one quarter of grain. This makes
a balanced ration on which the hogs
are said to thrive. A device for cut
ting alfalfa, hay or straw into a fine
meal has been installed at this place
by Watts & Rogers. who have also
supplied him with "a grain grinder.
1t is said that plain straw cut into
tiny bits by this machine makes a
appeal to stock and that ev.
cry bit of 1t will be eaten.-Weston
Leader.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13

Morrow County Land Deal. - One
OF the largest cash deals in real es-
tate that has taken place in this vi
clnity for several weeks occurred
when G. w. Thompson of this city
sold his wheat farm in Sand Hollow,
consisting of one section of land. to
Guy Boyer of Hinton creek, for a
cash consideration OF $4,000. This
place is considered one of the best
OF its kind in the county. Mr.. Boy
er is a progressive young man and
successful rancher and will take pos
session of the place at once.-Hepp-
ner Gazette-Times.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-13

WallOwa Horse Sale-One hundred
and seven head of horses were sold
at the big sale which was held the
first three days Of this week. This
number of horses brought about $12,-
900 and the prices ranged from $40
to s175.
Eleven buyers attended the sale
and represented the principal horse
markets west OF st. Louis. Some of
the buyers shipped their horses to-
day, one load going to each Of the
following markets. Kansas. Denver,
Ce'dwell, ogden and Portland.
The next big sale will be held dur
ing the latter part OF May-Wallowa
Sun.