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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

Upon petition Of James $. Myrick
Of Athena Fay La Grow was this
morning appointed administrator Of
the estate Of Mrs. Eliza Myrlck who
died on March / s. The estate consists
Of three lots in Athena and personal
property valued approx mately at ST.
coo. The heirs are J. S. Myrick, hus-
band Of the deceased, and four chill.
dren. Dora, Pauline. Jesse and George
Myrick.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

The president of the Japanese Citi-
zens' Association of Hawai- set a good
example to other hypnenated Ameri-
cans in these words In a recent ad-
dress to his associates. You who
were born in Hawai- are not the sons
of the emperor (of Japan. If trou-
BILE should come with Japan, you must
remember that you are the sons Of the
president, not of the emperor. Aim
to work for the best examples of cit
izenship and then aim TO work for
peace"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
Local Car Attracts Attention.

Yesterday was the first day of the
auto show in Walla Walla and Carl
Peringer Of this city drove over in his
beautiful new Mercer. His car prov
ed to be the most attractive in Walla
Walla and everywhere was the center
Of attention. Local people who saw
the auto parade in Walla Walla de-
clare it was a very fine one
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
Campaigned in west End.

Osmer E. Smith, candidate for the
republican nomination for district at
torney, has returned from two days
of campaigning in Hermiston, Stan
field and Echo. In company with S.
A Newberry, S. H. Forshaw and Ly-
man G, Rice he attended the Masonic
melting in Hermiston Tuesday night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
Wants ROut Here

Fighting Billy" Murray. the Cali
fornia middleweight now in Portland,
has written the East Oregonian
through the medium OF the sporting
editor of the Portland Oregonian,
asking for a bout in this city. The
announcement of Mayor Best last
night however. will probably pre-
clude the staging Of further boxing
bouts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
Modern Home for sale.

On account Of moving to Spokane /
desire to sell my modern nome at 225
Jane street For particulars inquire
at E. o. office or address
s. s. BUTLER,
l113 w Indiana Ave Spokane Wash
(Adv.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

S Norton Bobo, former editor Of
the Stanfield Standard and well
known locally, now has a position with
the F. N. Clark & co. realty firm os
Portland. according to letter re-
ceived by friend.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
DO Attend Veterans, Banouet.

S. c, Jackson of tins city left on
the midnight train for Portland where
this evening he will attend the an
nual banquet of Scout Young Camp
Spanish War Veterans, The ex-sol-
diers, while meeting for a social time
will discuss the Mexican situation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
Rife Club to Find Range.

At the meeting In the city hall last
evening for the organization Of a rifle
club to affiliate with the national as
sociation. committee consisting OF
Or. r. l. Ingram and Lee d. Drake,
was appointd to LOOK ror a suitable
range. Another meeting will be call
ed early next week at which time the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
Game Warden Moves Ofnce.

George Tonkin, deputy game war.
den, today moved his office from the
La Dow store to the court house. He
will be in the same office as the
county water master.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
Decree Of DlYorce.

A decree of divorce was handed
down this morning by Judge Phelps
in the case OF Anna B. Weaver VS.,
Joseph Weaver. The plaintiff was
given the decree and the custody OF
three minor children.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
Farm for Rent or sale.

$40 acres near lone, 200 acres ready
to seed, good buildings; also for sale
on easy terms, several wheat farms
improved and unimproved, from 500
TO 1000 acres. W. S. SMITH,
(Adv.l lone, Oregon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our most sin
cere thanks and heartfelt apprecia-
ton to our many friends who 50
kindly assisted us in the recent be-
reavement of our husband and father
MRS. THOMAS BREWSTER,
(Adv.) AND FAMILY.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

Man and wife want work on ranch.
Phone S0SW.
For rent-5-room modern house;
furniture for sale. 9l3 W. Alta,
Cooked food sale by Baptist ladies
tomorrow at Alexander's store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
Judgment Rendered

A Judgment of $6S.45 and interest
has been handed down IN the circuit
court in favor of the plaintiff in the
case of May Hardware Co VS.. f. @
Hardy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

committee will report and the for
NAL organization of the club be per-
feeted Already forty-nine men have
signed up for the club and more are
expected to join. The government
furnishes one gun for every five men,
bers and also a certain amount OF
ammunition,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

H. c, church Portland druggist
has arrived to take a position in the
Red Cross Drug Store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

J. l. Flanagan, representing the
Great Western Smelling & Refining
Co., is here from Seattle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-22

beit bemerfbar, SudD and) lettercr
mar bereits nur bem Siege in STU
nanien abgeGoffen. sSett iinb mir
binreidenb nrit grptfrmdJt nerlebem,
bic ilns in gf1tmGnien in berartigen
GmantitGten aHbeimfiel, baf mir bn-
Don 6is sitr naditem Grnte einfaG
int l1eberfluile leben f6nmen, nn0
siuar ioiupl Sentid)lanS, iuie o.
iterreid : 1Ingarh. slmd Snlsnrisn
ano bic Snrfei lperSen ibreu BE-
tradtliden Mnteil erbaIten."
giadJ elmer auocrn Gepeide bat 8n-
tufi erfiart, 0ak Die 6emtiden nnS
6iterrridifdb nngariid)en Streitfraf-
tc 60 NiIliunen Sdjeffel @eisen
mnS Mais im NnmGmien crbemtet ba-
bett;. ippbnrdj BEN Gentralmadtem ge-
niigem1e yurr6te bis sir nGfftn
grntee geiidert ieien.
Ser rmififde 0ampfer ySfiffet" 1T
III Der Nabe Der finlGmbiIden Staot
Ibp BON elmer 1lntsrIeeinine serit6rt
ipurben. 9snr cine einsige HerIon
iunrbe serettet, nemnmnbfiinfsia err
tranfem..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-22
Sic ineritantldben 2Sitren

1ad)rid)ten,, bic 1T @l Ealo ein-
getrsffem iinb, beitatisen Die friibere
Ielbnng, bak bic @illiitas TN Be-
griffe itanben, bic Stabt Sorreun an-
sngrcifem. Sci Gscalpm, norSlid non
Sorron, baben Sample siuiIden ben
giiliitas II. Garransiftas itattgefnts
ben; iuabrIdeinlid iuarrn bieGriterrw
aaf berngSese madsurrcpn II. bie2ek-
terem fanfen BON burtbn. Nmerifnmf-
1de TlIdtfinge aus 9sarraf, bic iiber
SorreDn nndJ 81 EaiD sefpmnten iinS,
iagen, @illa lei sur 3eit, ais lie sor-
|reon paifierten, in ssamene5 einsttrpf-
fen.
Mns @afbingtpn mir0 gcnei0e.,
Nad)rid)ten, bic brim Staatsbeparte-
ment eingetruffen feieu, lieken crfcu-
nen, bak Nilla ipieber i'm Seiihe bon
Sfmines mnb santa 4oialia lem miii-
ie nmb baf er cine Gampasne gesen
Scrrepn plane, oeifen 8arnifpn nnr
1ein iei. 0ie telegrapbiidr @erbin-
hnng nit Sprrepn lei nnterbroden.
= Die gilliifas ipllen in Yarral
einen IrensoIen Namens Mleranber
Mcot ermproet bnben.
- 3p5lf Mngeitellte Der guaIniln-
I3aeaterns-Habn, einem engliiden tfn-
ternebmen, iinb in 2arebp einsetrui-
fen. Gs iinS Nmerifaner nnb Gna-
lanber nno fie baben bon ibrerWeiel-
idjaft @ciImns erbalten, bas eanb sit
nerlailen, ,ueil man Angit latte, bic
@illiitas tuiirben ibret1uesen bic 8abn
angreifen.
- Die @illiitas Iollen bic 0arni.
Jon in gnras, nabe San 0nis Totpi,
bic ans fiimfsis Garransiitas beitanS,
ii6erfallcn nnb bollitanbig nieoeree-
inadjt fJaben.
- Sn Der Geaenb Don Sprrepn
trei6en iif sahlreidle @illiitabamoen
nmber nnb jeben Sag iuerben bort
anariffe nntermpmmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-22
Surge llebtrlidt.

Die Sample in ber n0rSli-
den SobritSIdba geben ben
9snljen einen fleinen 0eiuinn.
Die GnglGm6er mebnten 81
griid in Megppten.
llnIer StaatsIefrefar siebt
cine bernbiacnbe GrflGrins a5
itnb iagt, man babe i'm ge-
ftern falidj peritan0en. Der
$raIioent iuulle init ieiner 9sp-
te uidJts ipeiter als ben arie-
ben f6roern.
Amsriffe Der 9iniien in @ul-
Ihnirn iuerOen abseidlagen,
ebrnIp an Der gDloenen Si-
ifrita in Der &nfptuina.
9emtldJlamb mill iOfort iei-
ne syrieSensbebingnngen be-
fnnnt MAIDEN, iuenn Die Nnt-
Hprt Ser Mlliierten anf bas
syriebemsanse6ut Serbanblnm-
grn erm6glidjt.
glu Der rnifiidlen syrpnt iucr-
ben Mmgriffe Der &nhen ,,i-
riifseIdlagen.
9inmanildJe DeIquellen iinS
aIfe in ben .6au6eu Der Seut=
ldJen.
Die nnsarildje A0nigsfrT-
ming finoet am 80. 0es. tn
gn6apeit itatt.
Gin italienildJes Srnppen-
irsportidiff iuirb i'm Aoriati-
fd1cn Meer Snrdj cine Mime
scrft0rt.
Ter SentId)e GeidsfanSler
fpa pom ben 9sarteifiibrern err
msd,tist iein, Sie Sricbensper-
hanDlnnaen pollitdnbig nad) ei-
eencni @illen sn leiten.
Ser rniiiidle 9ampfer ySfif-
fet" lit In Der gsGbe Der fin-
IGmoiidJen Staot MbD inter-
gegangen.
Graf GIam-T m-Tartinis bilbct
eas GiterreidjiidJe Miniite-
RUM.
Gnalanb nil bic internier.
ten iriidjen 8ebolmtiomare frci.
laiitn. lM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-22

Die Ieltlame Grflarnng nnieres
StantsiefretGrs Canning 81 Der ysute
6es Tr1ii6enteil fat in @afbingtun
un6 i'm gansem 2nnSe nngebenres
Amf(ebem errest. Man Ieste iie na.
tiriid) 6dbin ans, 6af TraFbcnt
@iIipn NIT Ieinent wprldlas besiia-
Ii@ bcr anuheebnns Der Grieoens-
6e6ingungen nid5ts ipciter beabfidj.
fiat bnbe, ais bic Stellnns Der @6l-
Fer 81 erfatren nn6 banaA sn be.
5dlieken, pb bic Ser. Staatem ldj
am arieg bettifiaen iollten pber nidt.
3n bieIer Yeteilignng ipir6en iie
scsnnngtn iuerben, 6a cine tueitere
syDrtfttmug bes &rieses 81 elmer biel
iei6enlfaftfi6eren Mnb riifiidtslpir'
rem &rieafibrnns, ais Der bisber;-
gen, fabren nnS nnter loIden lin.
ffGmben and fur bic Ser. Staaten
mebr gaidjtadtnng ibrer 3edjte nit
sidj brinaen iutrbe. 0abnrd mir.
ben bic Ser. Staaten gesipnnacn
weroen, iidj and am ariese IN Be.
feiliaen. lin ia nid)t misperftnnbcu
sm iperSen, iette Der Staatsiefretar
nod finsn, man oiirfe ben |ur'
ldjfaa hes 3rdEbenfen, nidlt ais ei'
iten TrieSensborldllaa aniehen. -
Gs mar natirlidj, bah bieie Sefamnt'
mahnHg allsrmeine Gnfreamms per'
nrladjfe, ia nidjt nnr amfrsanna
fonberu cine birefte gerbliiffnns
oenH etiuas oerartiges mar in bei
SipIsmatiIdcn @elt eiaentlidl mod
ME paiiiert. 3nerit Taft bas Staats'
oberbanpt cine Nofc ber6ffenfliden
in Der er eimem goridJlaa madt
bsn bem er ieIbif fagt, ban er bcr
srieSen f6rbtrn folle nnb iuobti G,
nod ale mSslidfn Grflarnnger
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-22

81 glriIdJ, 80 Meilen 0itlidj bonn
Snes-aanal, genomnten. Die Stabt
ipnrbc ieinerseit BON ben Siirfen err
pbert, als iie ibren eriten &Dritos
gegem ben Suesfanal madten.
Sci gompemont, n0rOlid ppn
@erbnn, lit ein eiirises Irtillerie-
femer Inn Gauge.
Die mene gfpte. Der. Mlliierte1s an
sic griediid)e Hegiertas entbalt
naditebenbe syDroernngen. Die aDn-
froae Der Selegrapbem, Soften nno
Giicnbabnen; Die syreilailang aller
gefanaenen &eniseliiten; bas, Ser
bot, Die 9ieierben iid) beriammelu
sm laiIen; ltnterIndnns Der gor-
fpmmniiie npm /. Ses. onrd5 cine
ecmiidte &ummiiliom.,
glns gSien ipiro heridJtet,. Graf
glam-Martimis babe nadltebenbes
&abinet smiammenseitellt: 9remier-
miniiter, @raf Glam= =Martini5, Smne-
res, pon ,6Giloel; 6nioel, Sr. Urban !;
slrbeit, pDn Srmfa; Grsiebnng, Sarom
6nfiaref; GanSluirtid)aft @raf Clam !;
gnubesuerteiOismnB Dpu 0eprgi; 81
mans, Spitmiiller;; sSuitis, b. Gd)enf;
Giiembabnen, Or. bpn SDeriter; DGne
9urtefenille, Or. 8aernreitber; @aii-
5ien, SobresDnsfi.
Wiam slambt, bak oas erlte, mas
bas nene 6iterreid)iId)e Miniiterinns
TIM iuiro, Die Gin6erifiing bes Ear-
laments lein miro.
&aroinal Wibbons iieBt in 0em
IrieoensDurif)lag Der Gentralmadte
unS in Der 9lmtiport bes engliIfJen
Gremierminiiters 2loflb-Weurge ben
Beginm elmer geipcg,rRg Die ssim
Trie6en fiibren iuirb. Soffcntlids fc-
balt er redt.
gllle emgliid)en Sdpiffe niiiien flint
fig nit ibrem gnnsen Ramm pber init
einem Sell Sesieibeu Der 3egieriiits
sur @erfifsnna iteben nnb 0etreibe,
loipie anSerc 8aaren fir iie trats-
pDrtieren.
gei slrras ornmscn rrgGaje
Srmppen in Die oentiden 2irsen,
iunrbcn aber ipafer 5nriidgefd)lnsen.
Cine SepeIdje ans gnoapeit mel
bet, baf bei Der ar6nnns bes nencn
&0niss BON ltnsarn Der Trtmier-
miniIter Graf Eissa Sem 86nig Die
9rpnc amfIeten ioll. 36 1fitslieber
bes Yarfaments iinS ais feline Sli-
| fiitenten ansgemablt. Die &r1nmng
ipirb am 80. Sesentber Itattfinben
nmb bic SdJmiifnns Der Straken
Bat in 8nbapeit ifon begonnen. Der
S6nig trifft am 27. DECEMBER in
Der mnsariiden Sanptfabt elm.
Giner fransOiiTd5en Melbnna mndl
III bas bentidje ltmterfeebOut r1t-45"
bon mebreren nSeitropers" berienfi
porbem.
0eitern dbenb ipnroen in ciner
&erinmmlitng in Der Carnegie Safe
sn Stem gurf 100000 Dollar fir
Die ltnteritiitnns Der friessuotlei-
oenben Snben in europa se5eidnet.
Ger 0irefpr Ocs bcntidjen 9sab.
rmngsmiftel slmteS, NbulplD upn
Satpdi, fat einem @ertreter oeS
&lattes gGiti Niiab" in Snbapeit
ein snterniem qeiuaGrt, in iueldem
er ii. a. folaenSes iagte: u9ie
Id)ledtc oentidc Gartoficlerntc war
fir ben glnsenblif ein Id)iuerer
Sdjlag, aber nidjtsSeitoiueniger
madJte iid fein ysotitanb, ionbern
lehielidl cine inansenebmc 9napp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-22

Ser fsnt1safiFhe Brenliernliailtcr
8rian0 erfiarte. Der BerIiner lle-
beriee Mn1ribtenagcntir 3nfaIge.
in einelr griefe an elm WeitgIies. oes
frafl5ofiMen Barlnmeirtes, bob cs
fran50fifDen Offi5ieren in 0ettiden
Befanoenenlagern niht geltattet
iuiir0e. Sposierg6nge 81, ,asterneb-
men lilro oaB er oen fpnniiAen &C.
fnnoten eriu1t bate, 5ugnllften ei-
ner MenSerltng Der @efangencnbe=
ltimnrnngen 5l interpenTeren Gin
suffdnoiger oenti1er 9eamter foin.
meittiert Sen 9rief oes fran5ojifhen
Brenriermii1iiters itno fhreibt:: ~Gic
oeiitlhe Negierltng Batte Der fran.
s6fifhen Gegiering ent 9lngebot &C.
maht, allen @efangeHeit ail geltatten,
Spn5ierg1nge 5li MAIDEN Nnboent
Die fransoiifhen @eboroen fid ba5it
bereit erfldrt bottelt, triroe befnnnf.
oab Die fran5oiiihen Deanlten ibr
@ort nif,t bieIten nno ben gegebe-
nen @erpfIidtiineen niht nahfamen.
Dentitbe Sffi5fere ipnrben ipeiter In
ben @efangenenlaeern gefan9eii ae-
balten itno oarouf fab iid5 Die Dent-
fd,e sfegiernna ibrerleits ee8iplingen.
bie Gergiinftieuna BEN frorl5oiiidrn
Sffisierelt aeeeniiber rii6adngig sa
MAIDEN. Die oen fransoiiiden Sf.
fisieren eineer1untte @etpeaunesfrei-
belt lit INNER nod betr0d,tlid) ar6-
Ser als Die. oie oen belttfhen Off
5teren in Sranfreid) getpGbrt tpiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-22
Sdlfueineihlnhfen

Gdliueineidlladlten III Der Solle
ser Sermonn8fobne am Samitoa
nnS Gopntag, ben %. II. "a, 0e3ent-
ber. @eIlfleiidl, @eIlipurit, @urIt-
inbpe. gsur fit Sermnnnsfohne.
SeScn Sonntag 0elifateiIen Counter
inn Speiie5inmer nit ausgetpdblten
Sdden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-22

Der britiide Rcaiernnss6ampfer
sStpnns" ans Mel6onrne 1T prr.
Ienft fupr6en.
The Washington times., 1916-11-18

You may think you've seen big motor
car values before.
We though. we had and we've been
buying and selling cars for long
time.
But we've never sssn the equal Of thb
sar-shis now series Saxon Roadster.
he The biggest doIlsr-fof-dollsr value
ever put on the market.
Leek at ths number and quality 81 is
features ono . costly car A.
traction.
Look al The body INSECURE stream
line design Of iaultless beauty,
Lesk at ths anlsh-slessy Iussss d
svss-asw freshness,
AID then watch 4 pssism o. tiss road,
Metz how smoethly the me.sr pulls
zen high" or IN low"
Nsts how the ear holds the rad when
yss'vs cot ths aseslsrA.or bu,tsA glued
10 de floor boards,
This new ssriss Sazsa Roadster you'll
shssrvs has . Wagner 2-uAit starting
sad lighting sysssM, TAsss's Asns bsA-
tSs 10 be had.
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
CLERKS TO CAMPAIGN
FOR UNION MEMBERS
Federal Employees Want to Get
Eligibles in Order.

A membership campaign will be
launched by members of the Federal
Employees Union with the idea of
bringing into the organization every
snaploye of the Federal Government
who is eligible.
Announcement to this effect was
made last night by President H. NJ.
Of the union at 424 Seventh street.
The address OF the president Included
extracts, from the proceedings OF the
annual convention of the American
Federation of Labor and comment on
legislation foB the benefit of clerks
in the last Congress. a -
Mr.. McLaurin said that what he
hoped to bring about during the next
year is q closer cooperation between
clerks in tho various Government de-
partments for upbuilding of the
union.
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
T9C[LERRATE TODAY.
THE SEhI-CEH'ENN|AL
OF NATIONAL GRANGE
EXERCISES at Raleigh This After
| noon win Mark Fifty Years
! Of Accomplishment.
WAS ORGANIZED IN CAPITAL

Claiming the fatherhood of the De-
partment of Agriculture. the Interstate
Commerce Commission. agricultural az
pertinent stations, and agricultural col
leges az some Of the things Il has ac-
ccmplished. the formal celebration Of
the semi-oentennial of the organisation
OF the National Grange. Patrons Of
Husbandry. takes place this afternoon
at the Raleigh Hotel, where members
OF the grange from every section Of the
union are gathered In annual conven-
tisg,
week te regarded as one Of the most Inn
hen which for the first twenty-five years
OF It's existence Is regarded as having
brought about more reforms In tho
treatment of the farmer by the national
and State government and big business
interests OF the country than any like
organisation In the history OF the United
States.
The organization had It's birth here
nifty years ago. Its organization was
eminent clerk and agricultural expert
OF the then Interior Department, who
was sent on a tour of inspection Of the
southern states In 1866.
Generalization of agricultural con-
ditions was made the subject Of an
extensive report by Mr.. Kelley. who
became convinced that organization
was necessary for protection as well
as advancement Of farmers by the
introduction of scientific methods Of
cultivation.
Associating with him J. r. Thomp-
son, William Saunders. A. b. Gresh,
j.. M. Mcdowell. L. NJ. Trimble, and
William NJ. ireland. Mr.. Kelley or
ganized the National Grange OF Pa
irons of Husbandry. The organiEa-
tion was secret and women were ad-
mitted to it's membership. The So
cfety grew rapidly In numbers. In
nine years II had a membership Of
more than $500, 900 divided into local,
district, State and national oranges.
The Washington times., 1916-11-18

also mean moro road elesranes. greater
riding comfort and lensthessd tre life.
But the final advantage Is that they
afford practically absolute protection
from al tire troubles.
Then consider the 3-speed Transmission
on this new seriss Saxon Roadstus.
Thai's another 6ns oar feature LII
the only syps expensive ears win have.
For |. has three big advantages sSss
any other type.
Il adds 25% 10 The switnsss 81 ssssl.
Grafton.
]. protects tho motor from svsr-hsasiag
and ovsrworkins bseauss tho proper
speed L. maintained under al reed
conditions,
And On hills and In heavy going h
enables yoa b sse far more spssd 90
less power.
Come In tomorrow 600 this
now series Saxon Roadster ~ ca our
showroom Hoer now,
To msks certain Of quiek delivery
yeu1l have 10 act fast. For this car q
proving immensely popular.
NIL. AaR L Nh
The Washington times., 1916-11-18

And il has also the now Reichenbaeh
carbureter. That's an exclusive Saxon
Roadster feature and il has FIVE big
advantages that add distinctly to the
performance power of this car.
Il breaks up the gasoline into minute
particles which makes combustion Of
al the gasoline absolutely certain. This
gives q full l37S moro mileage 10
each gallon Of gasoline.
Because dis carburstsr 10 90 nearly
l00% perfect you can use poorer
grade gasoline wthou, lowering tho
standard Of the cars performance.
h also develops I59S moro power.
Makss starting In cold weather easy.
lnsurss dlky-smooth performance at
low speed and gives increased pep
per" 10 tho pickup"
Large drss arc another feature Of dis
now series Sasen Roadster. Thsy ars
30 Inch By 8 Inch sIzs.
Baxsa Roadster now has moro tire suv-
fass b car weigh, than ANY othss, car
In the world,
A hlshsr-staRdiRs car Is one result ac-
srsiAs f'sn these lars. tires. . They
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
GREETING IS SENT
TO CONGRESSIONAL
Political Club Wires Congratula-
tions to Miss Rankin.
'Conrratulations. Miss Rankinr,

'Congratulations, Miss Rankinr'
This was the message sent Con-
gEesswoman Jeanette Rankin, OF Mis-
cal Club.
The club held q meeting at the
homo OF Mrs. William Tindafl, taking
up many matters, political and nom
were pledged to the cause OF the
american. Woman's Suffrage Associa-
The greeting to Miss Rankin was
rendered by Mrs. George A. Arms,
Of the Election" was the title Of a
talk by Mrs. Hiram Smell.
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
LEADERS
!. MAP OUT PROGRAM

Conferences Of Congressional lead.
era preliminary TO the opening OF the
short session the frst Monday In De-
cember are being held here In an In.
formal way.
The feeling IN pronounced that there
should be no attempt at Q long legis-
iative program for general legislation.
Speaker Clark, Chairman Fitzger-
aid. Of the House Appropriations Com
mittee; Senator Stone, and others take
The railroad question, however, II
n realised, probably cannot be lodged.
The troubles following In the wake OF
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FLAG TO Be DRAPED
|. IN EPIPHANY CHURCH

/. A large American flag. which win be
a permanent fixture in the church, win
be drsped over the rood screen In, the
Church Of the Epiphany I'm the near
This IL the recent decision Of the vss-
try % ns t SnurSn sr he th srs CHURCH, Ss''i
seems, IL p. instiIl in the congregation
''The hag will tell the people what
"a: chp qsstor stands ~ aSr cs sad Or NJ Is,
HE Church Of tho Epiphany IL not
the frat church to adopt this plan. The
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
Coaching Club Plans
Vanderbilt Memorial

LONDON, Nov. 1s.-~Ths London
Coaching Club has decided 20 erect q
memorial to the memory of Alfred
a.; vsnderbilt who was drowned
The memorial, which 10 20 take the
shape OF q granite column, will De
raised Ia HOLLYWOOD Common, Dork.
ing, near the main road on which
Vanderbilt drove his coach In his
Lord Leconfieid has interested him.
self In the scheme, which already has
been submitted to the Dorking coun.
Gil.
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
Riding Club Organized
At George Washington

The initial ''night'' Of the Pieasurable
Order Of Pegasus, composed Of devotees
OF equestrian Asport. at George WASH
ington University, Is to be made tomor-
row morning.
The start Is to be made from 1e21 l.
street. A short ride will be taken out
OF consideration OF the members who
are not used TO the exercise. Charles
Fothe IL Rssist,ng. in the formulation OF
the plans for the season.
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action comes AZ the result Of the recent
resolution adopted ~ the convention Il
the Protestant Episcopal Church e
one other church in the city has an
American nag on the inside OF The
building. This q the First Consrega-
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versy. far from beins settled By the
Adafnson law, are thickening.
Speaker Clark said II was probable
Congress would have 10 take Ap the
threetening railroad situation a. g0on
sition of the elght-hour problem.
But he thought the short session
would allow barely time TO pass APP
preparation bills.
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
Growing Brazilian Trade
e.. Requires New Consulate

RIO GRANDB. Brasil. Nov. l8-An
American consulate Is being established
TO- the rapidly developing trade between
the state of Rio Grande do Sui, OF
which this city is the capital. and the
United States. Samuel T. Lee Is the
Aew consul.