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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-03-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed by the
County Court of Morrow County, Ore
gon, administrator of the estate of
Francis M. Farrens, deceased, and
has qualified as such. All persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby notified and required to pre-
sent the same verified as by law re-
quired to me at the Office of Wood
son & Sweek, my attorneys, in the
city of Heppner, Oregon, within six
months fom the date of first publi-
cation of this notice.
Dated and published first time this
3Oth day Of March, 1916.
RUFUS A. FARRENS,
Administrator,
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-03-30
STATE FORESTER SEND
ING OUT FINE MAPS

This Office has just received an
excellent map of the State of Oregon
showing the States great timber re-
sources. The map was compiled by
Theodore Rowland under the direc-
tion of F. A. Elliott, State Forester
The map shows the amount of Inef-
chantable timber the cut-over areas
restocking, cut-over areas not re.
stocking, burned areas re-stocked
burned areas not re-stocked and
brush.
As a matter of dollars and cents,
the forest department gives thirteen
reasons why camp fire should never
be left until it has burned out. They
are as follows:
Oregon has more standing timber
than any other state in the Union, or
approximately 10000 100000 feet
When manufactured into lumber,
Oregons timber will bring in at least
$4,000, 100000 of outside money, 80
per cent of which will be spent for
labor and supplies.
Oregon is receiving annually $780,
100000 for lumber and other timber
products. The industry is developing
rapidly.
Oregon timber and lumber indus
try pays approximately one-third of
the taxes of the state.
When timber is destroyed by fire,
the state loses directly the taxes
which the property would yield until
cut, and indirectly at least eighty per
cent of its manufactured value. For
every 1000 feet of timber burned the
owner loses the value of the stump
age, about $500 and the state the
amount expended for labor and sup
plies in manufacturing it into lumber,
about $500.
The last census shows 34,772 peo-
pie engaged in manufacturing indus
tries in Oregon, of whom 1888, or
SO per cent, are employed in the lum-
Der industry.
Out of a population of 672,765
people in Oregon, $4,000, or one
eighth of the total population, is di-
rectly dependent upon the lumber in
dustry. No other manufacturing in
dustry in the state employs one
tenth as many men as this one.
Over $4,000 Of outside money is
each day brought into the state of
Oregon by the lumber industry.
Eighty per cent of our outgoing
freight is lumber.
Already the revenue derived from
Oregon's timber exceeds that from
wheat, fruit, vegetables and fish COM
bined and cutting had hardly begun.
Oregon's timber area is. approx
mately 25,000,OOO acres. of which
about one-half is privately owned
and one-half publicly owned.
Timber owners spend each year to
protect their property against fire,
from $150,OOO to 100000, and en-
ploy about 400 patrol men. The
state expends 100000 yearly and re-
ceives $4,000 from the Federal gov
ernment for patrol work, which en-
ploys so patrolmen.
Approximately 100000 acres of
Oregon timber or 10000, 900, 900
board feet, has so far been destroyed
by fire. This timber, If standing
would be worth at least $240, 900, 900
and pay an annual tax of $4,000, 900,
where now practically no tax is de-
rived
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STATEMENT OF THE OWNER.
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, ETC, RE.
QUlRED BY THE ACT OF CON.
GDNco nN Aur<,uycrr :,

SHIP, MANAGEMENT, ETC. RE.
QUIRED BY THE ACT OF CON.
GRESS OF AUGUST "a, 1912,
or The Gazette Times, published
weekly at Heppner. Oregon, for April
/, 1915.
State of Oregon, County of Morrow,
SS.
Before me, a Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid.
personally appeared Arthur Crawford
who, having eben duly sworn accord
Ing to law, deposes and says that he
Is the Editor of the Gazette-Times.
and that the following is, to the
best of his knowledge and belief, a
true statement Of the ownership.
management, ETC., Of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown in the
above caption. required by the Act of
August "a, 1912, to-wit:
That the names and addresses of
the publisher, editor, managing edi-
tor. and business managers are:
Publisher Arthur r. Crawford,
Heppner, Oregon; Editor, same:
uisoi, sdme, BUSINESS
Manager, same.
That the owners are: Vawter
Crawford, lone, Oregon, Cora D.
Crawford, lone, Oregon.
That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security hold
ers owning or holding per cent or
more of the total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities are:
Mergenthaler Linotype Co., Brook
lyn, New York; The First National
Bank, Heppner, Oregon.
ARTHUR R. CRAWFORD,
Business Manager.
Sworn to aud subscribed before me
this 30th day Of March, 1916.
@. q. WOODSON.
My Commission expires Oct. Z, 1915.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned will receive
sealed bids for the purchase of the
Baptist Church property located on
corner Of Baltimore and Gale streets,
Heppner, Ore, up to April Is, 1916.
Check for 10 per cent must accom-
pany the amount of proposal. Rights
reserved to reject any or all bids.
J. L. YEAGER,
MRS. OLIVE FRYE,
MRS. J. A. PATTERSON,
Trustees.
st.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs
IN IT THE ! =, COUNTY COURT OF THE

in THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR NOR
ROW COUNTY.
In the matter Of the Estate of vii
liam Anderson, Deceased.
The undersigned having been an
pointed BY the County Court Of the
State Of Oregon. for Morrow COUNTY
Administrator Of the estate of VII.
liam Anderson deceased. notice Il
hereby given to the creditors OF and
all persons having claims against said
deceased. to present them verified a.
required BY law, within six months
after the first publication of this mo-
tlce to said William Wilson at his
residence in the city Of Heppner. Nor
row County, Oregon.
WILLIAM WILSON.
Administrator of the estate of
William Anderson, Deceased.
Dated February II, 1916.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned administrator Of the estate
OF Madora j. Huston, deceased, has
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Catholic Church Services.
First Mass, 8 a. m.
Second Mass, 10:30 a. m.
Christian Doctrine, 1880 a. m.
Evening Devotions, 1880 p. m.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior, U. s.
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WILLIAM WILSON,
Executor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-16

8robibition lpuroen 1885, oagegen
275 obgegeben.
SIN boben Sitter BON 101 Sab
rem lit Srau Sacob Weper in 8alpe=
Iton 5ur epigen Gllbe eingegangen.
Sic @eri9ieoene mar i'm gliab gebo-
rem uno inn Sabre 1856 na6 Sine
rita gefommen.
SIM Sobn Sealp Sospital 81
@olpelton perldieo Wtiro:s' ~ 5eim
aus Soulton. Ser S~erItorbene
ltalnnte aus 8obmen uno miro bon
1einen @ltern uno mebreren @ef6ipi-
ltern iiberlebt.
Sn @aIpelton 1T Senrp S6nei-
ser inn Sitter BON IA Sabren aus Dem
2eben geldieoen. gr mar in 9eutid<
Lamb geboren uno miro bon ieiner
@ittpe utlb bier &inoern betrauert.
Sssn Stone bel 8renbam lit
grnit Weper nod langerer &ranfbeit
I'M Sitter bon 35 Sabren qeItorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-16

oioes Seltmabl I'M ct. antbonp So-
tel geben.
Cine Dame, lpel6e mt ibrem
@otten in Ser S6eiOune liegt, bat
i'm 81. 9iitriftgeridt Ben @ntrag nm
@%epabruhg bon $500 monatlider
4limente g~eltelt. Sic fiibrt an, baB
ibr @atte ein Germogen bon minoe-
items 100000 belize nno Elm Sab
reseinfommen bon lpenigItens $50
900 babe.
Mlles, mas 5um Gbriltbauln-
Sdmnd sebort, iouie Spielmaarerl,
8uppen. Sport unb Sancp-@ rtifel
bel Nie Sensg.
- 3nei bettelnoe &rilppel, Die It'd
am Sreitag in Ser Souiton StraBe
aus 9rotneib nit ibren Griiden gang
qeborig permobelt battel1 uno perDaf-
tet muren, tpltrben POM Eoli5eiridtcr
aus ser Stabt permieien.
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9eatId 2ittcrariider &ereiil.

ginen iebr intereiia1lten gea9mit-
tag Derbrod)te Der 0euti9 Sitterari-
Sde &sreit nflb cine groBe Mnaabl
ieiner @1ite nm lesten Wontag nit
Dem G1luBaft BON @oetbe's ugg-
mont" DIT pielem Snterelie puroell
Die berrli1en @itate Oarin beipro=
eben. Sn Der gerteilung Der Golen
crbielt 5rau sc. Stolte Die oes gg-
mont III ser @efangnisbene, welbe
iie nit melooramafilder alapierbe-
aleitung in ibrer meilterbaften 8eiIe
aorIas. Sic @lar5nlmmer aber
tpar Elm gortrag unferes beoeutenoen
Mtnfifers, Serrn Mlois Braun, iiber
ole M}liif in ggmont bon geetbopen
alno iibcr sic 8e5iebungen oes gro-
Ben 3onoi6ters gu Dem Oidter oes
Dramas.
Sicranf lpielten Srall &. Staffel
aino Sri. @iieIa Bauer oie munoer-
pole .ggmont" Superhire, mel
tBe nab elmer iplden lebrreidsn
ErIauterung nit ~ooppeltem geifad
aufgenommen patr6e.
Gum SdluB eab Srua Or. Sads
einen gergIeid) iiber einige Bllnfte
in @oetbe's .ggmort" nit Der Sest-
seit.
Mm Montag abeno I'M s ltbr, i'm
Sumter Sotel, Gam is. 0e5ember)
miro Sic oramatifde Mbteilung oes
gcreins lire Ieste @eriammlung fir
oieies Sabr abbaIten. Sir elm iebr
biibldes &rogramm lit eeforgt NOR
SEN nno fino Die MitglieOer uno
lire Sreunoe gebsten, piinftlih SIT err
&d1eircr.
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6reie YreNe iur Seras: eonnabelb 10. 2e5elmber 1916.

Game r@enn id) ni6t ire, babe
ib neuli6 in benz Spmpboniefon5ert
NIT meiner 5rennoin binter So
men geieIien."
SEER: uS6on mogli6; faufen Sic
nidt oie Butter bei ~2ebmam1s2"
Game: uglaeroingS. -"
&err: uSSbr Dienitmab9en beiBt
MugnIte?"
Dame: so.
Serr: ounb an oas &anmelragout
tim sic cine Weeiieripite 8aprifa2"
Game: yIub Dos.
Serr: Damn ftimmts!"
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glus @aihinaton miro

IuS SSuIDlllYlul lulIu YellSl=
loet, oaB Yraiioent @iIlon uno Gene
EraIantualt Gregory iiberein gefom-
men iitto. SupaI @eit gum Na6-
foIger BON 9unoesri6ter Marep 81
ernenner. Die G%rnennuttg lit 5tpar
nod nidt erfoIgt, bod tit oieielbe
cine beidloIiene Snde.
Die 8eibnadts : Serien Der
offentlihen SduIen beginner Srei-
tag, ben %. DECEMBER, uno oaltern
bis gum 2. Sanuar.
0ienstog, ben 26. DECEMBER
miro Die gaiino : @elenihaft I'M
GnoIe ibrer Sa[le eirten ainoer-8aa
nrrcnFtaIten; Die 2ultbarfeit beginrt
sat.nhs Inn " s 11br.
Die @ran6iurp bat Gifter In-
oerion bonn 81. 9iitriftgerift 25
AmfIagen iiberreid)t; es tit bis jest
1itt mitgeteiIt, tpeld)er slrt oieIe Be
id)uloigungen lin6.
Sic bette Mnsmabl BON @eib-
nndts : @elfenfen fir Sung ulo
sit, uiisIifL unterholteno, ipie inn
rier bel Sic Senss.
9[m Sreitag nddmittag uur-
sen Die 40idbrige Negerin gona
glrrrp utto Ser 2Si1brige Ieger Sp.
@nforo BON q. 8. Saflon, Der
ebenfaIls Der farbisen 9fuiie anac-
bort, an Ser Eeoen g(nep eridoljen.
Isle es i9eint, batten Die beioen
SHpar5en Dor einigen @ofen
Gtreit gebabt uno @aforo bate
Sodlon tiiftig ourhgetpalft. 2ctte-
rer bebaliptet, onB BEL Der gegeg-
snnng in Der Naep @aforo cine Be-
ipegitng nod Der Siiftentaihe madJ-
fe un0 bob er oarauf in SeIbftper-
t~ei6ieung feinen &epolper ge3ogen
IND aefeuert bate. Die Negerin
iprnng, .iim @aforo 81 i6iiben, Dor
oieIcn bin mno erbielt orei Giigeln;
@oforo iuuroe ourd 5ipei Sdliiie ae.
tt0tet. sSofion begab iid freipiaig
gia6 Der ToIi5ei Station unb itelltc
lid Den geb6roen sur @erfiigung.
Ger ~51idbrige Scobm 81. CUNT,
Der cine ettpa 90 Meilen bon Der
Staot entfernte Sago : Geierpotion
IN Der @etrnore 2onoitroBe beauf-
fiHtigte, tpltroe am Donnerstag err
ii1offen in BEN s~sagogriinoen aufge.
flmoen. Sein Tfero par ctun 200
JSdritt bon Der 2eide angebunoen;
Gums Gtirn mar ourb einen
ShrotftuB aus feinem @ctpebr, oas
nebcn linn lag, total 5eri6mettert.
Gs ipir6 %angenommen, Dab oas be-
onrlerIide greigniB burh einen I'M
gliidliden 3ufan berbeigefiibrt
luifroe.
Serr Tobfo gnrfaro bon Der
Iirma g. Soft & 60. in Montercn
Itottete uns einen 0efuf in unierer
Office ab. OR lit fpines Briioers ipe.
zen, oes Serrn g. q. gurharo, eben'
falls bon Der Tirmn SoIf & Co., bier
hergefommen, Ser iid BEL einem lin.
fan eine gerIefnra bes Gnies sigc-
sogcn bat un6 fif i'm Tbpiicions &
Surgeons Sospitnl befinoet.
Gin G. @ranaoo ge6orige:
ysohnbnts on Ser Tombico unO Sar
Ssyocinto Gtrabe bronnte am Srci
taa pormittag Big onf ben @runi
nieScr: Der Sdaoen betrdgt etpt
$500.
gaie onj1hrlih miro Serr Hn
Bafber md, on oieiem @eibnndts
fe1te $50 3eitnesiungen elm iplcn
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@rnnoetaenmms, llcbertraamnaen.
@rmnoeiaentunts itehertraaanaen.


gbri1tim 8ape an 8. g. Sampfe,
1914 Ider 2ano; $4,000.
8. nnb S. 8. &pblbepp an gbas.
9. ENGLAND, @runbftiid in Der Ingelea
Sernrce; $770.
Sran Qiiette g.. Sampfe II. q. an
gbriitinn Bape. t01A Ider 2anb
$4,000.
6. 81. @idarbfpn an Gam Srieb<
man, @run0itiid inn reiien GitpS8lod
3172; $2010.
Gl6ert 8. uno s. 8. &reoelt an Srau
80. 8. 9'0iealp nnb Srau 81. 9. HordJ,
@runbfiid i'm nenen gitpSgloG 800;
$4,000.
q. 8. uno 3. 3ndt an George SO.
8~radenrioae, @ru1oitiid III ser 8od
Guarrp 3oab; $500.
S1lbae 6drbb, ourh Sberiff, an $.
6. Selbman, @runoftiide i'm neueil
gitb3glod 3147 unb inn neileu gitpe8Iod
1912; $500.
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SdueineIdladtem in Der Saae
ser Sermannsi0bne om Samitag
1no Sonntag. Ben t6. Ii. II. DECENT
Der. @eGfIeiihy @eatpurit, 8nrit-
iuppe. Sour fir Sermannsiobne.
Sebcm Sunntas SelifateGen Counter
i'm S%peile5immer NIT aitsgeipdblten
Sahen.
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l.okdies.
~gsabrideinlides 8etter.

Sir San @ntonio uno llmgegeno:
8ente obenb: flar, ipdrmer. Conn
tag: tlar.
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Gubieftib.

Sage mir, mas beritebt man oenn
unter elmer befreienoen Sot?"
s.: $50 - tpenn ii6 elmer Idei,
Ben ldBt!"
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StffenSe Qiebesonbe.

nWeeine 8raut bat mir a1ie ge-
f6idt! S6meden TIT er ia nibt be-
lonoers = ober es lit bo1 NAL lite
2uftperdnbernng."
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"a ipi

u9u liebit alo oeinen grdutigam
&oia?"
uSSa -oo5u fiible id MIDI mora.
liib oerpflihtet!"
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YoipeQ's etnbio licfert oas Neue

tie in erItfloiiieen photographer.
Sebt, Dor Dem @nbrang, it's an Ser
3eit, Cure @eibnohts : Gbotogra-
pbien MAIDEN sit laiien. @teIier on
Der Oft : Souiton StraBe, Niimmcr
5tt%-513, oben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-16

IoSerner 4db . itntcrriht. Sufhneis
Gdriilerinnen MAIDEN ibre eiaenen aIeis
ben. Nnprpbieren nno Hdhen qelehrt.
Ser. pdhrenb tie lernen. @ir fpreden
9eItSh. SIC Wpocrn Tresmnfina
GhppI", 504 8oroen Ctr, Gan Gntos
MO. SernS.
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Otto Locke, Rem granuiels, geras

- Riemonoem lit Der Summfopf
10 ipmpatbiih, tuie Dem, Der i'm
foppt.
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San Grlanbnisfdcine.
@illiam 6. 9eufIen, @obnbals, @iS
fer Ctr, $3.50.
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COmal Springs Nursery
Weariinbet 1886.

Bir siehen bier ale Sorten Bdiims
fdJul : artifel. iuelfe iid fir infer 9lis
ma eiat1en.
Sbit> nnb Ghatfen : @di,ine, Hebeu.
@oien. Sieritrduher. Smmergriine 8dus
me unb Gtrdudler, &nlmen. anolenaes
ipddfe. Sdmereien ntitp. lIniere 30idhris
ae Grfnbrung fpmmt u~nieren 9unben
5iip,rte,
@ir ~berfaufen MIR CUTIE Monre. all
fold nieoriqen &reiien. ME ielbiqe ae<
Soaen tperoeu lam. Shreibt nm freien.
reidhuItiaen antalos @breiIe:
Otto Locke, Rem granufels, Seras.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Snm Antpnip, Ser, 16. Seq. f9t6-
Brine @ruoe Cotton Geel Oil. So
Gents pet @5dLone
9ieiu gurf, 16. Seq. - Spot $12.5o
bio; 9esember, $12.64 1no $12.70;
Hamaar, 1924 nnb $12.55; Sebruar,
$12.46 nrb $12.47; Wdr5, $12.43 unb
$12.44; April, $12.40 unb $12.45;
Wiai, $12.52 u1b $12.45; Wai, $12.52
unb $12.54; sunni, $3.50 nnb $12.60;
Suli, $12.56 unb $12.57.
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= Gin Ifuno 90nnen lit cine
Come Slid inert.
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Sm Antonio, Ser, 16. Sea. 1916 =
Ger (nur friide) SO. /, SOC per Sbo.
$50. 2, zoe per 9bb.
6iibner ....... 13c-1Sc per Ifuito
Sllrfens .22c per Tfnlio
Wei3el .S1.70 per BuIdlel
&oril ........ Sic per 8nIdlsl
Safer Csc per @ul9tI
Ser $500. ...... $14.C0 per Come
Demiife.
GartoffelH. California. 1925 unO
$3.50.
GiiBe anrtoffeln, 8bite gam, $3.50;
Yumpfin Gam, $1.75 uno $500.
3pieb[n, California, 81 IL. 1925.
QSo6nen, Crime, $2.25 ner @uifef.
Somaten, Seras, A Scribe, $500.
Jin~niesdhen. 40c {. 1 @bD. SNiinbeI.
@nmenfohl. &c uno IL per Yfb.
aoh[, $3.50 Der grate.
@riiner yfeffer, S1.25 Der gnffeI.
GalaIb, 100 uno $1.25 per guidel.
Spinat. 75c per @nsfel.
Ora. $3.50 fir @uidel.
Neefen, 4Uc per $50. sJunbeI.
RecrrettiasM uraein per Bio. f2l4t
@urfen. pet Crate. $3.50.
SeueIte, on uuo SUc pei SuBeHO.
Reterfilie, 40c Der 9bb. s8iinbeI.
aopfialnt, $2.75 per Crate.
@eIbe @urse[n. 40e II. SOC per Ibo.
gnntnloupes. Gtanonrb, 1926 per
Crate; Ronb. 75c Der Crate.
gterpfIanaeu S1.25 per 8ufhel.
TieD Marft.
Gan a%ntouio. Ser. is. Sea. 1916 =
&iihe $3.50 Bis 1925.
&dlber $4.35 Bis $7.25.
Shfen $3.50 biz 5000.
gnIen $4.35 unb $500.
ct. 2ouis, 16. Seq. 1915. - Hinoz
bieh. .Serns<Wieh. $3.50 big $500.
6dtpeine $8.05 Bis $10.15.
Seize.
WoIf uno Studs .......20 ga
GngorosS ieaen. per $50. ......f0 @tf
Huocras8ieeeH befhdoiat -. s gu
Gamte.
| Sfipere poni Gd1Iad,ter ......22 Gre
9eiftt ptm Shladter ........22 gts
Grim aef1tsene ....-.....1Sh Ett
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1eribt,
Namtnlpone.
pffpnTamen-Hrpbn

Gan Autonio, Ser, t7M Cts.
@a[peiton. 1926 Gts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-01
NOTHING RESULTS FROM
 C0TT-0BREG0N CONFERENCE

A statement issued after the meeting intimates that Obregon insisted the American troops be immediately withdrawn in ac- cordance with the understanding given by the American note that the troops would be recalled when the Cararnza government was in a position to control the bandits. Obregon asserted that the Carranza troops are fully able to control the situation and
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-01
A. P. A. Service.

DUBLIN, May I.-In reporf last night Field Marshal French states that a total of eight hun dred prisoners were captured by the troops during the heavy fight ing and several hospitals are practically filled by those needing medical attention French also reports the burning of the post onice building as result of shell
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The members of the Loyal Or der of Moose in the Tolovana have organized a lodge of their own and have purchased a site for a building which will be erect ed during the present winter. The building will be 4ox6o feet and 'i>.co lstructed that its dimen- sions can be enlarged at any time A hardwood floor will be import ed next summer.
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By A P. A. Service.

FL PASO, May I-After an exchange of courtesy calls Sat urday afternoon as a preliminary to the first conference, General Scott and General Obregon, the Carranza minister of war, held a two hour conference yesterday which was productive of no def mite understanding regarding the situation at present existing be- tween the two governments.
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1t is the plain duty of the United States to retire.
 Scott replied that he was not authorized to treat of the Ameri- can withdrawal. Scott stated this morning that he is awaiting further advices from Washington before going into a second con ference.
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A. P. A. Service

FAIRBANKS. May I.-The divorce suit so bravely started by United States Marshal Erwin Q. this division was abandoned y him yesterday on learning that . ITS. Erwin, iwho ha,s been at her home in Missouri, was return ing here to fight the action.
 Erwin commenced the suit on the 18th of April. It is said that
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WIFE RETURNING ERWIN
 DROPS DIVORCE SUIT

the reason behind the marshal's s sudden chane of heart was a telegram from the Missouri law year who is representing Mrs. Erwin stating that the defendant has serious charges of violations of the criminal statutes against
 Erwin.
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NEWS NOTES M

A letter received by MT. Otto Olson states that Mrs. Olsen will arrive in Nome on the first Sena- tor from San Francisco.
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The Moose held their annual memorial services in the Federat- cd church last evening in connec ton with the regular church ser vices. The lodge attended in a body
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Under the pressure of the high wind yesterday the ice commenc- ed to creep up on the shore but as the movement was slight there was no damage done.
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FRENCH REPORTS MANY
 PRISONERS TAKEN

fire during the efforts to oust the rebels Several other large build ings were also destroyed before the rebels were compelled to evacuate. Pierce, the president 3I 'he provisional government, is also reported badly wounded in the leg.
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The Loyal Order of Moose will give May day dance and social at the quarters in the small Eagle hall at the conclusion of their weekly business meeting tonight.
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Hang the regulationsp p in the .Grande Duchesse. Eagle hall, May 6
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The Chamber of Horrors-nuf sed-Be there, Federated church Tuesday, May 2.
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The Nugget Is giving it's subscribers more telegraph news than any other paper in Alaska and will continue to do so. Send in your name and have he Nugget delivered to your home Or
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ran in The Girls and Dad" and Langdon McCormick's great fea- ture play in three parts Wanted by the Police," making up a most interesting program.
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the following we'll known artists, Mrs. Seppala, Mrs. Goss, and James Began in songs, monolo- gues, recitations, etc. By special
 request Charles Chaplin in "A Night Out" two parts, also "The Cheese of Police" and the novelty wonder picture entitled "The Great Raymond" showing the only worthy successor of the 'Great Herman li some of his most remarkable and mystifying feats of legerdemain. An addi-
 tional number of great interest will be the Alaska slides of MT. Miller, showing local and other interesting scenes. The Nome Brass Band will also be in attend ance. Don't miss the big show. Two performances only and the admission is only 25 cents. First show at 6:3o.
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NOTICE

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WEATHER RECORD

The following table snows the av- craze temperature Tor each day for the the following years:
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Chinese noodles served in the good old fashioned way at the Federated festival, May 2.