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New-York tribune., 1916-05-24
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS Of the World

ImperoyL tBrl Chsrlottetown, ? ]. MAY 49, tn
r.o,y 2 w1rdf1 i.l b" S.. i. ga snd Bn,h.m 70
ve,adan. sbe1ia Ma T. to Lawrence Smith.
htIsnG tss.di. Rotterdam May d, and shields ..
10 Funess. witty Co. Bar at 80 a m o..
Eranecine Bermuda MAJ q. to tho Quebec hs
- N,ref" rf" 1i'f Wife,1' Msncc, May l. Oran and
Norfolk o. 10 ! II Winchester Go. Bar at 40
Earl Of Elnn CBrl. London MV ., to G E,me'
por Adelaide (Br,. London May .. TO Funch
Edye a Co Bar AZ 20 . m.
Thyra : DAM. Sunderland. quar- At s. lspm
Memlins tBrj. Genoa. 10 Busk Daniels quar-
Iamesiown. Newport News and Norfolk. to the
Old Dominion s. CO. With mde. Guar At fS
pm.
Mllinccke,. Stockton SPRING Me. 10 n, Gres, %
Northern Paper 60. with paper. vessel TO II Bull
4 60. Quar- AZ Q II m
yests Beaumont. Ter. May II. 10 the Standard
Cissy lNorl. HslifaI $. May :. To master Bar
william o'Bn.n Isckson,l. My, %. 10 N,
Long Ieaf Pine Co with lumber. vessel TO the East
Coast Trans 60 Guar a. 10 Is m O.. r. IL.
Delaware. Philadelphia. TO the Clyds ss Co Win
Rio Grand.' Brunswick May 20. 10 the Mallory IS
Mann. Sn Td Hss % Sati5or > e 70 the @ New York ard
Baltimore Trans Co. With mdse. Quar- at BIO
" Paso Galveston MAy II. 10 tho Southern Pa
circ Co with mdse quar- a. q m
Lcnspc. jacksonville May % and Charleston q;
to Tho Clyds IS Go. with mdse quar- Al 8 80
a
SAILED.
Qu-en Margaret iBrl Liverpool. VI Sud. Calves
ton. Jelllng tDanl. Santiago; Richmond. Georgs
town: Madison. Norfolk and Newport News. Ioya
fBrl Callso. strathspey (Brl. Hasre. Clifton tBrl.
Hayre. san GugiiemO tltaD, Genoa Pomone lfrl,
Pouen: Ohnsmme fBri Hayre Papsros lBrl.
Bhsbsne Regina d'Italia lltsD. Genoa; Gulnisht'
Port Arhur. Bankdale fBrl. HaWe. Arspshoe.
oharlsston and jacksonville Teras. Port Arthur,
WIuneconne , Santiago. Sarpfos lNorl. Trondh!em.
Najoren tNori. Liverpool Maturs tBrl. Grenada
Turysdes (Br). ylsdivostok. Mesaba tBrl, London ,
CllldA Brl Queenstown.
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Bsromster Readings.


So SNIP m....soosls N ... 20
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Rotterdam. MAJ 2s-Ryndam Dutch. Ns- fri
LINN. MAY 22-Tomss DAM. New York 's hbf
wall Tor Copenhagen.
Barry. May 23-Glenooe tBrl. Hull via London 'o'
Port said May 22-Turbo CBn. New York via
Fayal for Bombay
Punia Arsna, MAY i9--ssn.s c,taiin,, New York
Via Bahia Blanca
Msr..iIl,s NAV ls-Brez Irel tFr). Ns1 York
Eording.r (Norl New York
Pauillsc MAY lS-Ciitonisn (Brl, Nea YORK
Hsve May le-Antsres (Brl, Nce Yort
SAILED
Palermo. MAY is-Add, GtAl). Nov sforf; II.
Venisro GtAl). New York
Cri,tobal. May 23-M-apan iron Nov 1ors). Por'
3, NsIsirs. May is-Ass,.r tNorl. Nex York
Hsvro. May le-Cunino New York; 90 str'hord
rotoh,mn SF1i n'" M.S hS'' .o-rswhim. Muu G.D Ne"
York
Buenos Ayres. May .o-Pantmsn. New YORK.
Borieaur. May 2i-Chicaso tFrl. Nsv York
Clbralta- May 20-Giuscppo Verdi iltaD iron
Genoa, NeF York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar MAY 2a--J lover Sierra SPAN. Ne'F lorl
for Norfolk for Barcelona. Monviso tltsll. NeA
York for Palermo Morayia lItL). Ne" YORK 'o'
Genoa
T.t'a. May ,:-Conch CBl N.v York FOR Cal
cutta
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FRIDAY. MAY q
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Hong Kong via san Francisco lcloss a.
II 20 . ml-rjimsnocs. ....; ;..,.... -. looA'
japan Corea and China specially sfdrsssen
only Via seaitlej tclose a. $50 M, a,
Ava Maru ... .......... ... -.-.. .-.-. hD 40
japan Corea China and Philippine Islands
iva Vancouver and Victoria. @ tcloss
80 80 M Moutsagle. -.-... .....-..: MAY %
Hawaii wa san Francisco tclose a. II 80 o.,
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Island, Via
San Francisco tcioss az ll;5O n
) transport ...... q. ..tt-. ttt- hD o.
Hawaii. FiiI Islands New Zealand ani spe-
ciauy addressed mail FOR Australia wa
Vancouver sni Victoria B g. tcose a,
& so nI-Mskura. ......-.- .... ....-.. .Juns z
Japan. Co-ea and CHINA VIA Seattle tcloss
at 6 30 % mI-Shidzuoka Msru. .-....-.. -Juns 4
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands via san francisco iclose AZ II 80
mI-JenFO Mafu-- duns o
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Australia teIcept
West and New Zealand via San Fran
ciscol lcIose 40 II 80 p ml-SieTra. ...- .Juns
Tahiti Marqussas Cook Islands. New zes-
Iani and Australia Except West via san
Francisco lciose a. II 80 p mI-Maitai June is
ARRIVED
Aston tBr. Haus Ny :. 70 ths Compsglio
Cenerale TranGafl antique. Bar a. 10 80 ? m I'd
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24
THE NEW KITTATINNf,

DELAWARE WATER CAP. ~, u.
Nov open OnJ high clos modsfl ,,,.-, ., ssl,
,.rrot. rsxior Cspa-i'y 500 Esel noasa,n. -.
ne. .tce,,i,,,l r'iisirs French eesfb Org ,,r
Con tennis. nshing etc CaH snd r,h sss
special early season raies booAd - prRDr
mailed Coaches meet trans syn'
COPE. ten years = water Gag House
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STRAUSS. President.
cliARLEa' y. CHADWICK.

Commissioners. Board of Water supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSToNE. sssTstary.
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Gold Imports Resumed

The gold influx TO this centre from
Canada was resumed yesterday upon
the receipt by J. T. Morgan Co. OF
an additional s2,000,O00. The gold,
which was in the form of bars. was d.
posted at the Assay Office. Total gold
present movement now totals sl4,S26,-
600
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24
TWO TAKEN IN DRUG RAID
Police Seize Narcotics in Room In
williamsburg.

Looking for heroin and cocaine IN
daybreak raid on Joseph Petronio
room at III Skillman Avenue, VIII
iamsburg, yesterday. Pstrolmen Pan
ther and Koch said that they found
them, and also a young woman. re,
tronio and Margaret O'Brien rusheo
for the fire escape, but we're taken
after a struggle.
Five hundred dollars worth OF ap.
plianccs and ingredients for Illicit
drug making were seized, the, police
saw The girl refused to tell more
than her name. At the Bedford Ave
nue. station the prisoners were re-
manded for further investigation.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Records for Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

wGshinEon. MAY 23-Conduo0s are very much
unsettled throughout tho country, with moderate
disturbance over the south Ausntic states and sn-
other O, marked character over the south plateau
General ana IN many places heavy rains attend the
former disturbance. The rain area extending vest
ward into Alabama and northeastVari through New
ENGLAND The Western disturbance Is attended b.
Light local rains 70 tho northvard and northwest
ward Over the remainder o' the county the pre-
cipisuon was Ugh, and much scattered.
With the breaking away o. The cloudy area Il ha'
become much warmer IN ths lake region. The Ohio
Valley ard N. east GuH states. and I, ia also
warmer n The Northwest Jn the Atlantic staies
.eup>r.,ur-s ars low and they have fallen U much
below normal conditions IN Nevahs and California
With the e1 1oepiion Of showers WeinesdaJ IN ne
south Atlantic s,ates fair weather viii prevail.
Wednesday and THURSDAY east o. tns Mississippi
River With scue7hsi higher tef1Ie-e.2ree o1e'
no-hods,srr cist-tcs
storm warnings sro displayed on ths Southern
Winds fcr Wednesday and THURSDAY: North A.
Isnfir Moderate south middle Atlantic and south
Atlantic moderate. mostly south east Guf gentle
10 moderate south. west CUT moderate south, upI"f
lakes moderate variable winds Wednesday, with TAR
weather. oTer lakes. gentle 70 moderate Tanable
winds wednesday. with partIy cloudy Weaihcf
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

GASAHL. john HARRIS WILLIAM r.
TONPKINS Dol GLAs " GILLETTE PAUL.
HODGSON. DONALD A DAWSON. THOMAS
y LARhlN. EDWIN & kELrON MASON i
YOUNG LAWSON 3 ATKINS E0us Ing 10
Washington Barrach1 for promotion.
NAVY
cart " GILL. detached command Delaware -
president Board of Inspection and Survey. Navy
CAPT A u SCALES. detached command reoei5l1s
ship AZ Norfolk 20 command Delaware Nay o.
H. Com. +. 8 JACKSON. detached Arkansas N
l. com ROBERT WALLACE detached Naval War
College. % udvy ward. y y
u A g. STIRLING detached navy yard. y Y.
10 Vermont ss hrsf lieut.
H. II. " COOLEY detached Florida. N New
L, r $ HOLMES detached Wyoming. IN Bureau
of Ordnance Nsv Dept
H. J. " WILCOX. Jf. detached Virginia 10
a. II & FULLER detached Maine. 10 Salem
Il a. G. = Is. BOBOTrOM detached command
30. 10 works =. vs. Bliss 60. BrookJn.
Chief Carp VI. VI SAYLOR detached works - y
snd on board when commissioned
Following neutersnts ~. q detached Columbia
University to vessels or duty indicated p r
NAN AtKEN Wyoming 3 D. MANNOCK and
r. 7. SMITH. peiaWAc r. o. BAlS SCH Hirh-
igsn. n A BADT and n &. COOPER connec-
ton fttinE nut Arizona and duty on board when
commissioned. r. e. WILLIAMS. Araansas. y
LOGAN Fulton; l. y LlNsLEY Pennsyl-
yanis. JULES JAMES. Oklahoma vs. e OWFN
and s. 8 KENNEDY. Utah. ? A BREASTED.
New York: e. G. THOMAS. Florida
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL RE RECEIVED BY
the Board Of Water supply, a. It's oflces.
twenty second floor. Municipal Building. Park
Row. Centre and Chambers Streets. New
YORK City. until n a. NJ. on Tuesday. June
Ia 1915 for Contract 144. FOR the construc-
tIon Of two concrete e-stone and brick build
ings, approximately 40 feet boy 3 feet by 20
feet. $50 square yards of brick pavement.
600 feet Of balustrade and doing miscellane-
Gus work AT Silver Lake reservoir. Staten
Island The foundations for the buildings
have been built and the pavement founda-
lion will De built under another contract.
AT the above place snc time the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con
taining information FOR bidders. and con
tract drawings can be obtained at the above
address. AZ the ofice OF the Secretary, by de-
posting the sum OF ten dollars tl0l In
cash or It's equivalent for each pamphlet.
For further particulars apply 10 the ONCE
Of the Principal Assistant Engineer. al the
above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS President
CliARLEti y. CHADWICK.
JOHN 7. CALVIN.
Commissioners. Boa 70 of Water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSToNE. sssrstars.
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SAILED

NAV is-Msrs Acapulco Tor MGzaIsn
MAY .l-Ammen. GARDENERS Bay for Whrsstons
Landing; Tucker. Boston yard for PfornceoRn
Msy 22-Vucn Lambert Point Tor Hampton Roads
and PhilIde ghis Cassin Newport Tor GafdneTs
Rsy thence return Newport Conynghsm and
Porter NewpoH for G4rdiner's Bay Delaware
Hampton Roads for southern DIM grounds AM
Nepport Dee Mones. Naples 'or Geros. Colds
borough BfeIneron for Tac0mAi Melville Norh
River Y Y c. for NewD0u Lebanon. Norfolk
yard for Lambert Point and Phlladeiphia. Mcm-
gan. Delaware BreAkUater ~ sea for steamins
q Brien Gsfdiner's BAY for Bridgeport Ok.s.
h0rnA Tomunnsrlle for y. Y. yard ontario and
SonomA y Y yard for North River. y. y. 4.
Preston Monte Crisu Tor Puerto Plata. sebago
Charleston for Port ROYAL $ G solsce. y. Y
yari for Nsvpoft South Carolina Phiisdelphs
yafd for Delaware BreakWaief.
Ma s7-sippI,. NagrIA fof sharshsi
Albany placed IN full commission a. san fran
cisoe
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| 90 liA-

; St. No. 81 West 18th St.
Tn. approximate amount OF the mortgage
debt Ia t3t5e5.00 and interest from April
goth. 1916. costs and allowances. s33l.l4
and interest: taxes. water rates and assess
nents. approximately s22s0.90 and interest.
Dated New York May 5th. 1915
LESLIE s. LOCkHART.
RssAres
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sHERIFF,s AUCTION SALES.

HENRY BRADY. sherins Auctioneer. selli
this day. wednesday. May zith. 1916. 81
10 80 o'clock In the forenoon. al 40.
church Street Room 505. two safes. type
writer & desk. lssall case, cabinet. two roll,
top desks. lot of maps. etc. Goods must b,
removed Immediately after tho sale.
ALFRED + SMITH. Sheriff.
FRANK J BURNE6, Deputy Sheriff.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24

Forecasts for Special Iooalltle.-Eastern New
York. New England. New Jesey. Delaware Eastern
Tcrnsylv,nia Maryland. The District T Columbia
and Gocrgia-Coudy TO-DAY. Thursday. fair.
virsnis-Clcudy to-day With rain In sol,he"t
THURSDAY fair.
Sorh and South Caroins-Sho1rer u Gay
Thursday. fair and warmer.
Florida Alabama Mississippi West Virginia,
Western New York. Western PENNSYLVANIA. western
TeIas and Louisiana-teneraly fair to-day ana
Thursiay
ONshoms-Fsir to-day. THURSDAY, unsettled.
Eastern Te1as-Tslr N day ami THURSDAY etnpt
unsettled in northern portion Thursday.
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COLLECTED By EDWARD sAUTER
COLLECTED BY sELGAs REED ..

COLLECTED BY JOHN CAREY. ARTHUR
MAHASEY AND EDWARD HENDEBSON'
AT TIE lONG0Rn THEA1RF
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NOV ENfFNTS
ARRIVED

NAV Mars AZ Acapulco
NAV 2l-Ammvn. o. Whites,one Landing Esss a,
surrey grounds. Jenkins. OBHen Psu.dug and
Winsow Al Gnd.ner's Ray. Sacramento A.
Port an Prince Mars a. Mazaiian. Michigan A.
Delaware BrakwaieT
MAY % Baltimore ontario ard Sonoma a. NoTh
River New York City. BenhAm ard Cas'1 A.
Neaport CAssin. Conyngham, Nicholson. Porter
and Warrington. a. Gariiners Ray. Delaware. A.
southern Snll grounds. Lebanon ar Lambert
Point, Nsnshsn. a. Mare Island NeH Nork ar
Roston. OBren - bridgeport OK kshoms. A.
New York ward Sebago. a. Port R0vsl. south
Carolina a. Delaware BrcakVater. Vulcan. a.
Hampton Rosts.
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COLLECTED By HERBERT H1NcHMAN.

COLLECTED By G. HOLMES FROM E1aPLoI o rs
OF THE GARY SHOW PRINT COMPANY.
r. Allen. D. Klein. b. Holmes. J. Holmes A
Helms; Holmes. Helm r. R hndsr'qR: R:,1s d
n Dsiancy' A Elsr = Muse. J. Freemsn. G
Psron. J. Me- jutchson. Icon PrIl. ". Voep. o.
Horn. Z Cufis A DELANEY, =. McCafhS !.
Palmer G FG,ch. & Curtis G Frsyias. T. Pryor
10 cents each
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American aud --oreIgn Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers, tutors
Families. Apply TO Mrs Il J. YOUNG
FULTON. 70 Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24
FIRE RECORD.

p sO-5ls T. l2th 81. J. Kutsenssy slight
10 OO-Foot ". 6sth ST., y. Y. C. r. n trihinE.
II 500 PARK Row ST. John estats. 500.
PM
8OO-is4 Stanton a.. ". Stor'z. none.
s25-345 T. l0lI s.. NJ Miller. idhins.
245-72l r l76th st. Dlerz: trhns
5lS-52s West End az. e. Carpenter. uhlng
7lj-s1 ChDsue ST. Merchant Metal Co. 500
1910 W 2lst st.. American Cloak and Sili
60. tffing
: 20-42l3 80 az James sullivan utiins
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24
SURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
John =. Cohslan. a Surrogate OF 'hs
County OF New York. notice is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
Jose.h VI Goldberg. late Of tho County Of
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber,
at their place Of transscting business az
the once Of Lester ". Friedman No 233
Broadway. I'm the city OF New York. on or
before the 10Th day Of September next
Dated. New York. the 7th day OF March
1916.
LOUIS n. NUTNICR
LESTER N FRIEDMAN
Executors
253 Broadway. New York city.
CHARI rs o. NAAS. Attorney for the
Executors. 81 Nassau ST. New York CITY.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon John p Cohslsn. a Surrogate Of
the County Of New York.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against J. Frank Turner
late OF the County OF New York. deceased
70 present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber 81 the once OF her at
torn.ys Harmon, Patterson. Eagle, Green
ough Day al their place Of transsctinE
business No. 55 Wall Street. In the city OF
New York, on or befors tbs 5th day Of
September next.
dated. New York. the 7Sth day Of Feb
ALICE coNYNGHAM TURNER.
HARMON. PATTERSON. h'efe,Ijf EAGTE
GREENOUGH & DAY. Attorneys FOR
ExeeutriX. no. 65 Wall Street. New
York
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24
SUMNER COTTAGES.

FLAT. for summer season en- 80.
.nd isth. three minutes % Holland ssS lSs 4
ins from house AppJ Tor terrs a. besiH -
80 KOckaNAy Beach. y !.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


United states Coast and Geodeie snf'sI -.
Sunrise ....... llII Moon rises Ia m l...i " .a
sunset ............ 9iiMOon sets %. m... L ~
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohslsn. a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Abram Alexander Smith. lsts Of
the County ot New York. deceased to
present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscribers, at their place OF transact
INK business at the ONCE Of David Bennstt
King. NJ. 1866 Broadway, In The city of
Sew York. on or before the 5oth day OF
June. next.
DATED. New York. the 7Sth day OF De-
eember, 1918.
W. SCHUYLER SMITH.
SUE /. SMITH,
IA. ALEXANDER SMITH
Executors
AVID BENNETT KING.
Attorney sor Executors.
1855 Broadway. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24
Yesterdays Contributions.

ROUGH RIDING SQUAD OF HUDSON TROOP.
NEW JERSEY.
Hsanrieh l. Mille.. AuEuSt T. Pupke. CGfl Piet-
ferle. Carl schuu walter Boehn, Justus schlictins
Pooer Hunnnger. Otto storbeck. Herman Mans
berger. Julius sohlicting. 10 cenS each
COLLECTED BY WILLIAM c wOODHULL
FROM COMPANY "a wooIEN AND
WORsTED DIVISION OF THE PRE-
PAREDNESs PARADE ...................ts. ts.oo
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24

Dancing Carnival. Grand Central Palace.
Use 18th ST. entrance, Lex. AN. Danclhs
d.,iy afternoon and evening including Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24

Flghest ,enQeTaturf. - dtfrers AZ W . IN ,
lowest 49 (at $50 M. average 50. average fof
corresponding date last year G. average FOR core
spending date last thiry three ycars. g..
New-York tribune., 1916-05-24

local oiAcsl Record. The folloSins official record
from the Weather Bureau shoes the changes IN the
urnpersture FOR the last twenty four hours in com
parison with the corre.rondlng date of last year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-26

This is the first picture to be pub
lished in this country of Alfred Lob.
mann, president Of the Bremen, Ger
many, Chamber Of Commerce. and
founder, organizer and president Of
the German Ocean Shipping Company
which owns the Deutschland, the
merchant submarine which made a
successful voyage to this country and
returned to its home port. Lohmann
has declared that his company is
building more of the under-sea mer,
chant men,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-26
BIG COTTON TRADERS WIN
SMALL ONES WIPED OUT

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The Cotton
Exchange reported heavy operations
had made big profits, but many small
spectators were ruined in the spec.
tacular market of the last twenty four
hours. May cotton dropped from
20.01 cents a pound to 1901. The
drop caught many small traders
Futures fell away twenty five points
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-26

R. West was up from Hermiston
last evening.
A. Y. Wells, representative of rBush.
ong & Co, is in the city.
Asa B, Thompson was up from his
home at Echo last evening
Carl Anderson Of Heppner is
registered at the St George.
J. E. Tourtelotte Of Portland is
registered at the Pendleton.
George w. Meyer of Astoria is
among the visitors from over the
state.
Sam oldaker, well known Hermis-
ton resident, is a business visitor in
the city.
J. E Gerdes, section foreman at
North York, is making the city a
brief visit.
Mrs. l. R. Laurence, wife of the
ukiah merchant was down yesterday
from her home.
J. Frank Spinning, prominent
Echo merchant, spent last night in
the city.
Q. D, Teel, well known landholder
of the Echo section, was up from the
west end yesterday.
The ladies of the w. C. 7. U. have
arranged a meeting for women in the
auditorium of the county library to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at
which the republican candidates will
explain their candiday A meeting
for the democratic candidates will be
arranged early next week.
-
The child welfare exhibit at the IL
brary auditorium, which has been at.
tracing many people the past few
DAYS, will be taken away tomorrow
and this evening will be the last op-
portunity Pendleton people have of
seeing it and learning through it of
the valuable work being carried on
by the state child welfare commits
sion. The parent-teacher association
of the Lincoln school, is in charge to-
day. Mrs. Marion Jack is hostess
i this afternoon and Mrs. G. l. La Dow
will be hostess this evening. All PEN
dleton people who have not vet seen
the exhibit are urged to attend this
vening
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-26
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Observation-Disclosures 3A2

The local Moose entertained last
evening with a social. dance and ban
guet and there were about 150 mem
bers and their ladies in attendance to
enjoy the occasion.
-
Eleven tables arranged for bridge
were encircled by smartly gowned
matrons and maids yesterday after
noon when Mrs L. L. Rogers Mrs. 7,
d. Taylor, Mrs. d. n, Swearingen and
Hiss Lola Rogers entertained at the
Rogers home on Water street. The
house was attractively arranged with
pretty floral decorations for the occa-
Edon and the afternoon was especially
enjoyed, Mrs, George D. Haslett
captured the favor for highest score.
while Mrs. w E. Hanscom received
the consolation. A number Of addl-
tional guests came in at the tea hour.
The hostesses are entertaining again
this afternoon at similar affair.
The Luncheon Bridge Club. which
yas responsible for a number Of the
interesting and enjoyable social oc.
casions last season, will resume activi-
ties with meeting on Saturday aft
srnoon at the home of Mrs, Charles
Cole
The Pendleton Delphian club will
meet tomorrow afternoon in the club
room OF the Library building. The
hour has been set at o'clock in place
Of 2:S0 so as to enable all who desire
to hear the address of Senator Thom.
~ p. Gore.
Mrs. Gus Byers has gone to Taco
ma 10 be in attendance on her sister
who Is very I'll.
Walter b. Hinkle. Echo civil engi-
neer. was a visitor in Pendleton yes
terday.
Lou Hodgen Of Umapine. independ-
ent candidate for the legislature, Is
in Pendleton today.
County Judge c. H. Marsh and Ro-
land Oliver have returned from a
short visit in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs o. ]. Devore have
moved into the house at 41s Ash
street recently vacated by the family
of W. H. Johnson.
B. Noonan, manager Of the Pacific
Coast Elevator Co., returned to Port
land today after conferring with j.
3. Montgomery, local manager.
William Daughtrey, president of
the Union Stock Yards of Portland,
and one of the recent judges of the
Roundup, Is paying Pendleton a Wis
II.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-26
HUGHES GETS BIG CHEER
IN NEW ENGLAND TOWNS

HARTFORD, oct 2s.-Crowds tre-
mendously cheered Hughes at New
Haven, Meridian and New Britain.
where he made short platform speech
es.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-26

Ladies-Before buying a switch
look at those on sale at the Pendle.
ton Hairdessing Parlors. Phone As.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-26
Girl Wanted

To do light housework for the win.
ter. Two in family. Phone 712J be-
tween z and p. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-26

oars for Bingham Springs Dance
Saturday night. Parties wishing to
go phone 464. Good time for all.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-26
Notice.

Have Just returned from the east
Will continue to sew by engagement
Phone 25, Mrs. Mechllng,-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-26

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, FIRST PUBLISHED PICTURE
OH HEAD OF GERMAN
, MERCHANT SUBMARINE 4
LINE.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-26

The local Moose entertained last
evening with social dance and ban
guet and there were about $50 mem
bars and their ladies in attendance TO
enjoy the occasion.