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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
What Is Electrical Prosperity week


Many people are asking what is
Electrical Prosperity Week." what
will be done during that week,
Louis ID. Gibbs. man prominent
In the electrical industry. has prob
ably given the best answer. His defi-
milton is as follows:
Electrical Prosperity Week is a
nation wide opportunity for every
one TO get acquainted with the new
and up to date uses OF electricity In
home. store or factory. Every pos
sible form OF advertising Is being
used to attract the attention Of the
people to this week and to prompt
them to ask questions about cleo
tricity and -""mt electrical appli-
ances, The field Is one OF rei..arkable
opportunities. and the inquirer Is
bound TO be made enthusiastic by
what he learns.
Everyone connected with the bus
incSs In any branch is ready to an
swer questions. and people need not
be afraid that they arc going TO be
pressed to purchase something sim
ply because they ask u question and
show an interest IN electrical appii-
anees.
The wonderful developments In
The uses OF electricity have come
along so rapidly that II has been alb
solu,ely impossible to keep the peo-
pie informed. National advertisers.
electginai appliance dealers and GEN.
trail station companies have not been
able 10 keep pace with the growing
interest.
"The Society for Electrical DevcI-
opment has undertaken to get all
Of the people In the electrical field
telling what they know about It's
many things Of Interest 10 the pub
lie and talking all at the same time.
"It will also mean a. shop Early"
opportunity. Electrical Prosperity
Week will be observed from Novem-
ber 3sth TO December eth. inclusive.
That In exactly three weeks before
Christmas and thoussn.s Of people
win welcome the opportunity 10 sec
electrical appliances unaer the most
favorable conditions. and make their
sslsctions and perhaps have their
gifta wrapped up and ready for de-
livery In ample time"
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13

will have the negative. TAee sn' y! 4
psising the - Junta tsaM 4 ~ ~; II
test are Frank SeeiSy, AmaAda ~ ~
liz and psrley Lewis g
The tryouts 70 determine the ceAss
three debatsrs and the two alfet'
mates 70 participate II The tfiaAgntas
contest will BE- held on the I 1eth end
l7th of this month In the audited.
'um OF the high school. There VIII
be about twelve contestants for thesA
places and some fine material. not
only for this year. but for next yeaE
will no doubt be brought out IA the
contests. The prospective candidate1
for the team have been working hard
~ one-half credit is awarded 70 those
who make the team. Those Who tr3
for. but fail to make the team Will
receive one-fourth credit.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
MENNONITE sAxIrARluN.

Miss Mary Reiff left Thursday for
her home In Newton. Kan.
Miss Nora Ross. of La Junta. Is
now working at the san;tarium.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bergey left sunda.
evening for her home In Soderton,
Pa.
Miss Sadie Brubaker visited rela-
tives and friends in Holbrook Sun.
day.
George L. Beail was the recipient
Of visit from the Rev. d. II. Dow
OF La Junta. last Friday.
Ralph Collier. who has been q
patient at this place for some time,
left the Ssnitarium Saturday. He will
make his home with w. d. Roe Of
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
uees rr~,~rs i,s-s Vet.

Accordins 10 u. v. Zitowski. chief
chomiat Of all factories of the Ameri.
can Beet Sugar Company. the best
groWsrs delivering 10 the Rocky Ford
factory have the prospects Of making
The highest average for sugar content
IN he history Of the local factory.
Tho average percentage of all beeis
vhleh have been delivered 10 the 4.
b. Q. Company st Rocky Ford II ap-
pgo9lnateiy fifteen per- cent sugar.
T6is h . remarkable average for 20
sasly II the season. For the last
Voab, however. the per centaGe has
~ eaining. and the average Of s,l
tools belug delivered ~ the present
0nno y more than sixteen per csat
suCns .coatent.
pJaselcally aii growsrs Who have
eomoooee1 mating their dslIvseiss
IN male The largest tonnage Yield
= Voogs. Il h the general oplsIes
~ ~ tonnage ~ sers N this a.
~ Wl11 ~ increassd this seasoa.
- v0lh ne sugar coatsat aIse H.
UrtcnG ehe growers - thjs seceiee
81 nooolvs considerably more moa.
q ~ tholp crop thsn ever essoFs.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13

|Newdals. He leaves : host u tFlG
who Join n wishing him sseeeas
his new home. 4;
Ernest Priest. I former patteatI
here. visited his many friends rueis
day evening. &
J. l.. and William Collier returned
to their home at yersaillel No. ~
ter visiting with their sons 4 few
days. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lane. Of LAs
Animas, called on Lem Martin Sum
day morning. They we're motoring
to Pueblo.
William Porter came out Sunday
afternoon to see :. r. Paden. Mr.
Porter is employed by the Santa 70
at La Junta.
Mrs. NJ. A. Leahman. Of Farmer
willie. H., entered the sanitarium on
Tuesday as patient. She was ac-
companied by her husband.
The following motored to Pueblo
last Thursday and returned Friday:
J. J. Smith. Mrs. Elizabeth Bergey,
Misses Mary Reiff. Grace King and
Stella Sharp.
NJ. l.. Rohrer. OF Lancaster. Pa,
called on his niece. Miss Emma Rohr-
er. nurse here. Sunday. Mr.. Rohrer
was returning from the exposition at
San Francisco.
Donald. the infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Northcutt. was operated
on at this place Wednesday. The op-
GRAFTON proved futile. however, as the
child died shortly afterward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Miller, and
daughter. Ruth. with Miss Anna
Christophle, are visiting at the Sani-
tarium. They are from Nappanee.
Ind. and expect to be in this vicinity
for some time.
DIR. J. l.. Downing arrived at the
Sanitarium Wednesday with his
daughter. nellie. from Albuquerque,
N. NJ. DR.. Downing is a former citi-
zen OF Missouri but has been for tho
past six years medical missionary
to the city Of Bahia. Brazil. South
America. DR.. Downing will be In
this vicinity for some time yet.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Ia JuNTA PRoOF

ohssid Convince Every Ia Junt,
heaesr.
The frank sta.enieut OF q ne.ghbor,
billing the meats OF y re..ea,.
Bios you Lause anu be.-,e.
The same endorsement
BY some stranger Tar away
Commands no BELIEF al all.
Here's . La Junta case.
4 La Junta citizen tesunes.
Read and be convinced.
Every once Ia awhile l had trouble
With my back and kidneys and often
I vas 20 miserable that didn't feel
IKE working says W. A. Cruse. Of
e3s e. Third ST.. La Junia. Soreness
over my kidneys was SO severe 1t
dmes that could hardly turn n bed.
Nv kidneys acted too freely. tried
remedies. but never found anything
that brought a. much relief as Doan's
Kidney Pills. used less than one
box and the results were indeed sat.
bfactory. ! gave . statement Al that
time praising Doan's Kidney Pills and
] can now say that I have had little
6uubls from my kidneys since"
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't
elnply ask for Q kidney remedy-gst
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
1r. Grouse had. Fostsr-Milbura CO.
psses- Buffalo. N. r.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
HIGH SCHOOL COLUMN.
Ry Fer.ey y. L.w...
We via. Il 70 o.

hc - Soht8 tVOhoau I6Am won
their first football game OF the sea
son last Saturday by defeating La
mar by the score OF IL to o. With
the winnig OF this game the La Junta
boys climbed out OF the cellar posi-
tion where they have been encamped
during the past three weeka. The
game was fast. well played one and
interesting throughout The Ii Jun
Ia boys. however. simply outplayed
the Lamar aggregation and they de-
serve all the credit for winning the
game. That the winning OF II was
not fluke can be told by the score.
The winning OF this game was the
outcome Of the teams hard work ia
practice during the season and the
constant coaching OF Mr.. Berry.
Both teams were pretty evenly
matched. the. Lamar boys having
the advantage In weight while our
boys were speedier than their oppon-
ents. La Junta made her first touch
down in the first quarter. Lamar re-
ceived the kickoff, making two first
downs before they were held for
downs and forced to kick. Then by
line bucks and short end runs our
boys carried the ball down the field
to within about ten yards OF the goal
line. where Mcdonald on q crossbuck
went through for a touchdown. J.
McCauley kicked an easy goal.
The sensation OF this first quarter
occurred when on a short end run
Mcdonald ran through broken field
for forty-five yards before he was
brought down BY the Lamar tacklers.
During the second quarter there was
no scoring by either side. In the
third quarter. however. La Junta
made her second touchdown and the
last one Of the game. On this occa-
sion the spectators were again
brought TO their feet when J. Nc
Cauley after q hard run snatched
pass almost out Of the hands Of the
waiting Lamar fullback and ran for
thirty yards for \ touchdown. The
kicking OF goal brought the total
Of the score to IL. where II remained
throughout the game.
At only two or three times during
the game was Lamar any closer than
Ia Junta's forty yard line and thea
the Ia Junta line would take q brace
and hold them for downs. Lamar
used mostly line plunses. attempting
only . few passes. two Of which were
complseed for short gains. L. Jun-
q used mostly short end runs ana
formations. completing only tho one
pan which netted their second touch
down.
On the whole the two teams were
pretty evenly matched and the game
was good one from start 70 finish.
Not ~ iarss . crowd attended the
game ~ ~ the Rocky Ford game.
but the attendance was fair.
The officials Of the game were:
Referee. Mr.. Hartman. Of Ia Juuta:
umpire. Bud Miner. Also Of La Jun
u: head lInesman. Il. l.. Hunt.
The lineup vas ~ follows: Center.
wiswell; right guard. Beerbohm:
right tackle. Mccuae: right cad. r.
AcCau1ey: left guard. Clean Brown.
replaced By Knapp In last quarter:
LETT tackle. Inman: left end. Craw.
ford. replaced By Stubbs In last
quarter; half backs. Carson and Me-
Donald. fsil back, Moberly: quarter
hack. J. McCauley.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
I.terclas. lsaskethsll.

A. this week ends the football
season for La Junta our attention
next week will be directed towardi
basketball. The interclass contests
which were held last year will bs
conducted again this year. Each
class will have two teams this zeal
"a boys and girls. II II to b
hoped that each class will have
enough material for second teams
making twelve birls and ten boyi
from eac hclass. 4 total Of eighty
eight students who will get the benc-
III OF the physical training durinp
the contests. Besides this the games
will benefit the athletic association
In . financial way. The president oi
each class has appointed two stu.
dents for meach class to manage
their respective teams. Those ap'
pointed are: Freshmen. Mae Mar
shall and b. Mcdonald; sophomores
Helen Edwards and N. Stark: juni'
ors. Madge HASTEN and l.. Dimick
seniors. Blanche Mumby and J. Nc
Cauley.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
VIY Y00 NE MINIS

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hsalth = sheing. MA seseagih y dsclia-
t1g. H. eaDe nesvcae aysle0 Gives ~
alaf0 h tse1eeAss, tiredseo, 0sss01el
slssp, inlonhiliey and unlsaD cesyscesd.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
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xeasns (ee0meoly ealDel mi, va,
oasallag - ~ ul11De q ~ stree,
eoG1lng bo0o fBoD ~ loeenall game
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
ss...as u vop.',.,, ss..os.

THIS Saturday our boys viii jour.
nsy 10 Trinidsd for the closing game
os The neasoa. Trinidad wss defeat.
- ~ Lamar - the IL Junts boys
ought 70 add another victory 70 theis
llse. ~ team hes besn practiciao
- hard - usual this wssk end ID.
tes1 - vin thls game n Il 10 ~.
slbls. 4 nunbee Of the ssudsals,
anA also sene e ths Darsats ee ~
Dlayess. viii aeeo0poay the teen 4
rSlaida1 - hslD then - u vteeesy.
This wt1l - ~ Iase Gsme q ~
seaeea. Which. altheugA lt has ~
49, . ehanolenshjo 80 See Il In.
q. ~ beea eDs that has sovlvel
foeebalD u u Junta. CeoeA Deesy
has voste1 " se0e 0eoeglal t1o(
will . . leas vays towards nakiaG
. ehanD6saeAip, esa0 segt ysas.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
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6efful .. y. D. PFSsc1ip ption.
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s. an soS0s Of ekin troubIs.
Cleaneeo H. ekln Of All tmpuYities---
washes away. elotchee and pimples.
leavtng the skin = smooth and healthy
Get Z Sec hottls o. this vonderfu,
EcssmA curs today and keep Il in the
Ws know that p. D d vim DO an ,AA,
PAl4ACE DRUG STORE
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13

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have aaay ~ leslgns - sAeese
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
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o Woek bslore lat anl pr.
z - Letay NJ h Las vegns,
4 oAosee q ne saue neneay.
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~ wostel Tor ros Z Seees q
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ono<-owtak A1vooole.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
ABSTRACT OF ASSESSMENT.

completed the abstract Of
giving the valuations OF the various
kinds Of property county. ~ follows:
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13

= sea Of Fords. and BY opposing end
them.
0, yes! We forget to say that Bill's
loot is not injured In the least Just
offended, that's all.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Nessolnli.a. Entertainment t"as,'


The Metropolitan Entertainment
Company Ii = high class musical
company from the east that IL on lts
way to the coast 10 give concerts at
the fair in San Francisco. This COM
pany II composed Of ak players. and
are headed by Skovgaard. the cele-
brated Danish violinist. who ranks
~ one OF the best vlolinists 10 The
world. This company IL coming
through La Junta on the Santa ~
and the Ia Junta high school hes
been fortunate enough TO engage the
company one night when Il comes
through Ia Junta. THIS entertain-
meat will b. held 1t the Rourke
Theater and will be under the auspi-
ces Of the Ia Junts High School
This II not the kind Of . COMPANY
that usually stops at towns Of La
Junts's sise and the people OF La
Junts are indeed fortunate In beins
able 10 sce artists Of the class that
travel with this company. II Ii com
posed Of one violinist. one pianist.
. baritone. . meaxxxxxxxxxxxxdshr
. baritone. mesSb soprano. . lyric
soprano. and contralto. These sis
will appear ID IL Junta on che 9th
Of December At the Rourks Thca,er
People who come 70 this sstertain-
msnt will not b oaly ssstns some.
thing Of ordiaary character but will
b treated 70 an satertsinnsat tina,
10 usually only ssea Ii blg eastern
cities.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Pm ed Cue q iiisA sesos, "a


chsncsliov Bradford. Of the Ok
\ :soma University. save . short tail
before the seudsats Of the high school
lsstTsssday. Chaacsiior Bradford
'soks somsthins liks Bryan and Is q
very flusat speaker. His talk va,
sajoyed b. The students immensely
Miss Smith. rnsiisA tsaeher at III,
Aish school. = on duty o. account
Of . nafflsctioa of ~ throat called
"quissy." Dusiag hss absence hci
plsce y f1Doe1 ~ Mn. nsslhern. Tn,
seu1eats ell vtsA Mlas Smith . speed,
rscevesy 81 that - wili soon b,
eesk - ~ Dlaee y seAeel agin.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13

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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-11
PERSONAL MENTION

]. w. Reese Of Hermiston, was a
visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. II. H. Robie Of North Fork.
is a visitor in the city.
Mrs. L. l. Thomas OF Newport.
Oregon. is at the St George.
E. c. Quirk, popular travelling
salesman. Is at the Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. R. Ross OF Baker
are registered at the Bowman Hotel.
A. F. Michael. we'll known Pilot
Rock farmer. was in the city yester-
day.
Sam r. oldaker, well known Her
mIstonian. was in the city last even
ing.
George welch Of Hermiston was
up yesterday and spent the night
here.
A. ]. Mcleod of Echo, was among
the residents Of that town in Pendle-
ton yesterday.
Harry n. Dryer, prominent young
business man Of Umatilla. was here
last evening to meet with the local
Cello canal committee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-11
IMPORTANT ROADWORK WILL
Be STARTED BY THE COUNTY

The county court will start immedi.
ately two important pieces Of road
work. the macadam link from IVES
ton to Milton and the new cutoff to
the river just above Pendleton. The
machinery for the macadam road
making swas shipped to Weston yes
terday and the court will start men TO
work preparing the grades so that
they will all be completed by the time
the contract for the work is let. Bids
are being advertised for now and will
be opened on March %. The cutoff
above Pendleton will be started Mon
day morning under the supervision
Of Roadmaster Martin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-11

Call and see us. Stephenson & Eng.
lar. proprletors. Phone 447. 7O1
East Alta street.
Music every Sunday at Hotel Pen
dleton Grill. TO s p. m. Table
D'Hote or a la carte.
Full blood S. c. r. l. Reds. Eggs
800 per Is; So per 100. Mrs. Nellie
Hopkins. Helix, Ore.
Position by middle aged
woman Experienced cook, place on
ranch preferred. Address -" this
office.
Man and wife. no children, want
work on ranch where wife can cook.
Satisfaction guaranteed. H. S. No
lam Pilot Rock. ore.
Broken lenses duplicated in a
few minutes. See Dale Rothwell, the
exclusive optician. American National
Bank Building.
Mutt" takes the big loads and
Jeff" shows the speed. Penland
Bros. haul anything and reasonable.
Furniture van and Storage warehouse
office SAT Main street Phone 33s.
Young man nineteen years old
would like position in store where
there is chance for advancement.
Had some experience. Address a.
this office.
Black Minorca eggs for Matching,
15 eggs. $500; as eggs. $500; 100
eggs. $1,000. All infertile eggs re-
placed. L. Boyd. sol E. Court, Pen
dipton.
To Whom 1t May Concern-This
is to notify you that I will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by my wife. Ozeta NJ. Beale. from
and after March Sth, 1915. J. ].
Beale.
Style No. SIG, T. P. W. Special. is
a black reindeer elk shoe, leather lin
ed, made over the Klassy last, Bluch-
er lace. half double oak tanned sole.
This shoe is made for rough wear
but for a man who wants a medium
weight and respectable looking shoe.
No. SIC T. p. W. Special-where
Il pays to trade.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-11

For fuel fone five.
vIoiets daily. zoe bunch. Forshaws
whipple. piano tuner. Phone 22sR
wantej-Good. clean rags at the
East oregonian office.
For rent-Light housekeeping
rooms. 4O1 Aura st. Phone 30sW.
Nice outside office room in Temple
Bldg. to let. Enquire OF DR.. Temple
Girl wanted for general housework
in country. Steady Job. Phone 100
Music every Sunday at Hotel. Pen
dleton Grill. 10 p. m. Table
D'Hote or a Ia carte.
Two light airy front rooms Brown
Hall. Riverside Drive. North Side.
Five room house for sale on north
side Corner lot improved. Address
"w" this office.
John Rosenberg. matchmaker and
jeweler. Court and Cottonwood. All
work guaranteed.
For sale cheap-Certiflcate good
for S120 on purchase price Of new
plano at Bakers furniture store. Ad-
dress "F'' this office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-11
SEVEN FIREMEM FALL WITH
FLOOR IN PORTLAND BLAZE
THREE ARE BADLY INJURED
FLAMES DESTROY THE
MT. TABOR SCHOOL.

PORTLAND, Ore, March 11.-In
a fire which destroyed the Mount Ia
Dor school early today. seven fire
menFfell with the collapse OF the
second floor The injured are: Cap
tain Edward Grenfall; Walter Knowl-
ton and w. Benedict. Battalion
Chief Stevens and Captain Hanson
jumped to safety. Grenfall was hurt
by "a steam radiator falling on his
head.
Expecting to find the men all dead
firernen plunged into the ruins and
began pulling them out. d. d.
Stokes. a truckman. climbed out him
self, unhurt The others we're un-
conscious. Three OF the worst in
jured were rushed to, the emergency
hospital. They later were sent to
their homes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-11

For sale-1eO acres OF timber lant
near Gurdane. oregon. Peter Kriser
1O7 Garfield street.
Music every Sunday at Hotel Pen
dleton Grill. to p. m. Table
D'Hote or a la carte.
Wanted TO do house cleaning OF
ary kind OF work. Call J. W. Pierce
Phones 159 and (.
Old papers for sale: tied in bundles
Good for starting fires. etc. 10c q
bundle. This office.
For rent-Nlcely furnished rooms
furnace heat, for gentlemen. Phone
35 or inquire 1T e. Court.
Boy II years old. wants work OF
any kind, strong and willing. Ref
erences. Apply 5O7 Willow street.
For sale-Two room tent house
good well Of water-fine place to
raise chickens. Ill w. Webb street
Very many people desire to buy
lands in eastern oregon. What have
you to offer. and price? N. Berkeley.
Male hog. came to my place Feb.
25th. owner can have same by pay
ing charges. Geo. E. Johnson. Hold
man. Ore.
For ale-Two modern cottages To-.
csted on east Court street. seven
blocks from Main street Inquire OF
Walters mill.
Experienced middle aged German
woman would like work. ranch work
preferred. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Address TX" this office.
Plants, ferns and flowers for all
occasions Hookers, 544 Main Street
Phone 522. Open evenings and Sun.
days. Journal agent.
The Alta House and Barn. Head.
quarters for farmers and stockmen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-11
RECORD OF DEEDS AND
OTHER INSTRUMENTS

Mortgage.
Emma A. Scott to II. G. Swayze. t2..
300. The NE. IA Of SW. IA OF Sec
IL, T. 4 ~, r. 2S f.. w. NJ, contain-
Ing 40 acres.
Patent.
Chas. II. Week, NE. IA Of Sec. /,
T. 2 ~, X. 81 e., w. NJ. containing
16O.2O acres.
Quit Claim Deed.
Mary Jones ct ais 10 Margaret
Hoover, 800. The w. IL Of lots IL,
12. 10 and II OF block 100, Reserva-
tion Addition 10 Pendleton.
Deed.
n. La Corse TO L. L. Rogers, sS,-
OOO The n. IL Of the NV. IA OF
Sec. IL. T. 3'N.. r. "a T.. w. N.
II. F. Kelly to T. A. Town. 500.
81 acres land, title descriptive.
Nicholas Dellwo to Catherine l..
struve, $4,000, $50 acres land, title
descriptive.
Chas. II. Weeks to Ed Dupuis, 81
600. w. 1-2 OF NE. IA and the w.
1-2 Of NE. IA OF the NE. IA Of Sec
1. T. ", r. 30 E., w. NJ.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-11
Movies Oust serrIces.

SALEM. Ore. March s.-For the
first time in the history Of the Ore
gon state penitentiary regular Sun
day religious services at the prison
were eliminated in favor OF a mo-
tion picture play which was present
ed for the convicts. For the next
four Sundays motion pictures will be
substituted for the religious service
The convicts saw "Du Barry to-
day. Other motion picture plays
which they will witness on succeed
ing Sundays are "Officer &c.," "Ju-
hus Caesar" "stop Thief and "The
Naked Truth
Substitution OF motion plays for
religious services was made with the
approval OF Governor Withycombe.