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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

SfraBe, oic SIR gcoedteu Gtappe
tiibrt, 100 oie boberen Stabe, Die Ge-
icdlt5bagaeeu (aiidenpagen besw.
6eIofiiteH fIcine WhnitiousCoJou-
uen) Iieaeu.
llnO i'm poroerlten @roben ipiiblci
bic .ieIogroiien @lalltDiiric weiter.
@lau tpiIl ids, aeHiitbIit madcn
iUill olpob1en@' J. mill iiber uobueu.
90 iperOelt a@inocdlmgeu4 oud
rllnteridiipte" genannt~ geidoiicn
SSF Die inuCreu Quad Dem 6einoe 5ii
aelegmer) grlIttUebr6oiSbungen fper.
oetl S0bler, r0aIi6it fubiid, eiuse-
grabcIb pou. Den 5erihpieHen 9ebDi- /
ten riugsnm miro inter 0em Sbiibe
Der gladt s@ulfcplUerf berbeigeidofft,
Die GrobobIen Oamit aeitiibt, oben
qllcr @retterlaaeH 9oidaiieu lmO nit
Groreih 5ugeocdt. 90 bat man ci.
men ScblB gegen ole llNbill ser @it-
teruus, seiucn Stbub geeeu Die @ir-
fung Der leidicn 6eIofonouen imo
gcgeu StuoppncIiS
ll1io uir foillmt ocr gSit, oos
o5duSlidfeitSgeiiibl~ rnO sic Sin.
oigfcit OcS Solootcn 5in @cItiiug.
.Q1an ibleppt ous ocn 0oen grono.
rllineit Der 00rfer 5hialmnelJ mas
MIR irgcn0 benpcno6or lit Dor oaem
Strob uuo 3edeu.
@lm fom bic ptimitibitcn llnter-
itdnOe ieGcrt oeren ciil3iger Gurus
StroD lit. man fam ober audj lpirf-
lid trau(idc imo gcnliitblibe .@ro.
itiI6dcn" iebell nit Gid uuS 9onf
uno Gfet nit 9ilocrn qeihiniift
imo io0nr init 8llmeptopieM &cp.
piden lmo @ogcIfGiigen beimlidl ge-
mad]t.
llno bier boitien lmo Muocn itno
tdmpIcu iut5 ltcrbcn lnierc 3elo.
0rniieu bier lpcrocu icIiac 2tlu,oen
Der SeinlotbSerimeumocu acpiIogen,
pGm oltrh sic 9oifarG6en oic Sic.
bcs9o6eupoit aus DER Seiuatb norgcs
6raAt miro, bier lper0eu grarIigc
Shnocn Ger Hotb olrHbe6t, pcnn
init iuiiitein @rad Sh(aq oaf Sdloq
ertont, nenh linfs lmo rehts mo Dor
II. billtcr ocH Brabcu 0ie bouQeiiil(.
ten Giieubiitc III sic Sdolle ipiiblen,
wenn Die iauienoen EroieftiIe in
ipiIoipnrrenoer @abn iiber Die @6pic
icgep uuo Der 2iftornd mic nit Hic.
ientoiiit oer Wlanucn in'5 Gienid
9rciit llno Tic IT'D beliQcu Dor ocu
ilicgcnben 1ooc III lmirciipilIiacy
4cnuitb.
llno rpenn Der bdrteile Der gcfc6!c
6crtisnoden 5um Sturml ourh sic
Geibeu IGuft, Oo itrCiit nod Gin iurb,
l.lnlab5pollcr @lid OcS slbidieoS 0jra.
ben unO llnteritnuo ln0 oaml
gebt5 binalls ms frcie 3o0esiclo,
lnS-treibts oer Sd)nittcr. gar III ara,
oa beginut bimoert @etcr lpetcr por.
iu1rtS oicg MonIwllrisorbeit pon
ucuem, iato onbciiu. 0n rcnucn sic
cittigen 3citiinoSocrf1ilier Ollr6 oie
Strabcn uno ifrcien: Grtra6loitl
GrtrdblattlsEdS 9(cueitc pom arieas-
itoltpIasl'a
lTrS man ordtot iih nnO orduat
lid, imo glidei INN 0lideI ilicot in
Die 1aihe OcS gIi3riiicrs, iiuo nun
itebcii Sic geutc, iiir oic Ger 6clO.
grqtc orouBcn leioct mo bhliet, m
Ncil @tel lmO leicn. @r gepouncn
intcr bcftiGcir gturyue ctruo bituocrt
Dieter all goScu
lln0 lie iuadeu louge, @cii6ter,
Die oabeinJ nn0 lie iaaer. rGS iii
redt lpenig belnei" 1onu gc6en tic
in's 9rdu
Grdiben aber rcibt Scr SoO atouh
I nm @lou oil iidL bis Der Sdliisen.
Ordbrn ipicoer ierfia lit inO BON ncu-
{ CHI 2dJub Dictlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10


Sol6it o,orou dnlS!~
Sm 9ojoretb liegt cin bie0ercr @onl.
nlcr Der trot ienier idppercu, olIer.
oings in ecilituN be9riifcllcn Der
redt ocr1uiigt III. Cine
9cfld)erin oeS 2ojoret6S, oic i6nt
9obat iiir ieip 9eliebtcS 4icifdjcn
riteebradt bat ipoS i'm crit rcd)t III
'Dcrgnii9te Stiiiiiillnig pericbt, crfins
'oigt lid iteilne6mcno tod) Der glrt
Der @criuilnomg 5chl 9chl lit set.
ibnettcrt. Gie 9cindjeriu idlittclt
ernlt beomiernO Den 9opI, Sic
ArincrM oSo, oo bin id lin icl6.
itcii Oron idnlol9 itcintc ser pom.
lmcridlc 2on0wcbrntann! ,gYcSs
bdlb oGnn?~ uTa 6ebb if all min
Dag Oent leiiuen @ott min 2eib uuo
Sect bciobIcn iii an Sic bcrilrtcn
@rcu bebb id ME Oodjfl4
II SSl d).E 4olne: sd uod)te
cincn S6e1iiid," ;Siid5dnoler:
,0icr, nicire Tamc." 9one: ,,gl6er
0nS lit ia ein Goridl liidl6dnoler:
yscDen Sic oenn ni6t2 ,Sdj Gabe
a6nI ia cine almGcl oilacbduotl4
Il nqiipitioc.r g(usaano.-
Sic MOLTEN iid Oo6 bon 96rcnt
@'aml ldleiOen laiicn; wie 1T oenu
Per FroieB onS9egaHacn2@ sd
bll letoer fir lma6fGnnnIidj crflGrt
porocp~
Ser GeI1bmtc @lGubi.
SHnger, ucridjnloeter 9(r0t; 0@ie
lic9t Der @crr aus. ser ulid) Sll ipres
den iuiini@t2~ Giehcr, nllutel
mic n @otent obelt nic II @lou.
bigcrlg
sSu.Sen.6 i Iittcrwo den.
Suugcr G6eluouu aMas 6rinot Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

iernt lno mad porn geluoricu 0allo!
ser Sd1iibengraben lit fertig Sdlii.
eengtabell iiir lie1cuoc Sdliibcn
gIlu glbenO oa fribbeIts i'm iIoden
5hiiscuerdbcn. Gie gImeiien eiltS
\ bin ilnO bcr Gie tpndcrcn Ssdnpcu
refci lno oencniit mo itreten Die
eJIieoer. gaS tbut ipobi uoA Dem
Stlnoeillonger, iIodeu 2iegen ollf
.oem ieildItetl @ooeH. Gin gefcbI Der
mic cl Etenlcl oitrdl oie 9lciben ac,
bnlbt 6at acbeh III bic eritarrtc Co
Iome ecbrodt. oSdiibcngrabcu per-
iiarfcnlT
9(iin gcbt cS ticier 9ineiu in ooS
GrSreih.
@ic sic Sdoilen ilicgenl 3oa nm
3oH INIT man III Se1t 8oOcn iiu0 Die
gSruitiDcbr (oie nat uorne geporfenc
.GrSe) miro Don geididten 0anoen
.raA oeIn ISciuoe Ju ianit ab1citrdat.
llnO 1ls Uon fern fer, pom I6urme
Ciucr gbombcnlActeu Stride Die
,@lodc Utiitcrhatt brutnult, oa lit
.eus SenI SdjiiBengroben fiir liegcnoe
.G6iiten iforr elmer fiir tuieenoc &C,
ipQroelts G0aCm. ticf iii Die Grec, 30
Rcul ErSdiwlpilff (5ri0lufufh0he aliD
! 90 cai.
9tber ipeiterl raItlos ipeiier nrbei
ton bic Mddcreli lirter benz heiligen
,SHntc Der gladlt nit eiritiiuoi0cr
ghIonrlo,
sGorscidlobcuc soorflpoitcit iidJern
toic g(rbeits eab nibt Gin fedcr @noc-
rriitb Scr .5cirOe iic iiberraidt Gus
I'lBiiblt mo ihmrrt III sic Grbe, Sic
iidaurtc felidjte 5dipllr iliG9t oulnpi
rilj iueiten @o0en ioirt Eootcitiiillc.
! AnoroliAtaat geicble- 8crathir.
Gen ipcr0cif iur acifiiitcrt Dan
oftet Sardiii6OnB Ser Shiiscn0ro6ei
uidt III 1raoliliger, ,Sront, ionoerlt IL
3id5od ailselrgt miro 3iued ,3ielcr4
tidaperiIna fiir Sic eicinSlidic slrtille.
grie- s0taif lest IN fnr5ett Gntfernim'
EgciL ttnn oIlc att sDlctcr, Sd)nlter.
I,lurbreh ait5 oS \. iiidn last cinen ric-
Eiucn Etbftoget itp6cn iiiS bdiit c&
Elicll idlntdlcr 9lunoipca Inn oieic g'o-
EiteG 3ipetf; id)l1et chc Gjropute nit
EAolltreiicr ii Sen 5diibenarabeu, 10
Eipiro bird oic ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Iteriuqbr Sic ieitlidlc 8plitteririrfnmg
Der @ironate aui oer flir6en 9laintiu
Eocu cine Grtppc (adt @'un) inter.
0ebrodlt iitabeIdr6nft
7 Spt llint Der 6rnben cine Gieie bott
no rin erfcidjt Ioiitn nil ser Sobe
Der 9rniipc6r GO tui) einc ec.
idmuitb69c bon td0 chi. aeitoiirn;
0er Sdliiteiiardben iiiriteben0cSd,ii-
Sen ut Iertia
| yllni aebt les iic6erDait ou Drn
tIuebnu aal 6ie y gcrihGIerlnig@ mto
.~%erbeaneinGGMig@ ocS gdjiibcn.
9fabcuS, nber porbcr crit miro bic
| p9erihlciering@ ocS @ra6erS be.
ticrat TubcitOc ppn admerooct
Eitnvingcu ldi nat porne ii6cr Sic
FAriIitluctr mo cifriac Sanoc rnpicn
eJroS oOcr S,eioe Stoppcllt Gle uod)
ser art ocS 9ooeus, oiti iucltlcr Ocr
Ecirobcn anocle1t IT'D ub ccdcl oo.
fuit icraiainsNic friid oliSgcuoricnes
klueitbu lclRbtcitoc sroe 10 ooB Ser
@rabeiI 0ciuiilerrobeu Sdubiorbc
Eerbdlt lid iidt me1r bon leiurm
Ll1AllnnlHnAn 11hhnL.l A Al.. Anrn irLean.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
Ia-- f|-|Ha4
gGntbel.

Wv eN'SoNH
Sober mS9te Ianss Iebsn, nbtt
utemaHo mT8te alt ieiu.
9ISubtgsr bubsu Elm bsFsrss
Gebd6tHts ols SduIpner.
0te WlenI6su pOlsn .DerRanbsu,A
obsr ni6t burdIhaut perOsH.
Rur psniges fommt ben Menf6su
70 bon .Jer5su pte 9sr3Ipistsit.
DsnH bic rStraBs" iEre StimHe
erbebt, oanu f6Deigt Die @sruuuft.
gOn ben 17e gsrIsn oss 10.
piolms srpGbusn 175 iebsr Oas @Ort
Soft.
M an uennt ein ainb oIttlug, psnn
ss f. oumm fpridt, tpie mun4er Grs
ipo9Tene.
Der baIiHif9e ainematOsrapb pOn
Grdna &c @IdBeI eibt 100000 8iIber
pro Setuuoe.
Mis Iisb mir jtmanb bubeH, ipiFsr
mir ME 70 iebr, dls pie lieb tpir i9n
sebobt bdben.
@Iei9e S6Dd6en nabsrn bic
MenIben einunosr, eIei9s gorsiiSe
entfrtmoeu iie.
@O oft ismonO fdst. eiusr bon uus
beioen muB ii9 tdf9su ~ iUsiB ib,
tpen er bamit meint. w4
Die erSBten Sanotorner, bic Elm
mittlsrsr @ino su trogsn permag, bas
ben einen 9ur9meKer BON SiDei Nliui'
meter.
Sm @tnter 1907 muBien oie frnns
.a6iil9en Sruppsn ipssen Mlaugels al
Raubfutier ibre 9ferOe nit 9a@itrO4
fiittern.
Der Gebrau9 BON @iIiersn allf
@ei9iiBrObrsn our GrIef8terung Oes
3telens 1T srit felt 9lnFang bes leBteH
Sabrbunoerts etugefiibrt ipOroen,
@riefe ecboren unfer oie pi6iiga
fen Deutmdler, oie Der eiuSslue
Dlenitb binterIaiYm fam.
Sn RuBlanb beriuen6et man aus
s&obIeniiuub geprsBie piirfeIise 9l0de
ols StrobtnbeIeg.l Der aoblenFouD
pirb bo5lI nit Sbrap unO !Sor8 per4
miIdt.
Sebes Sobrbunbert 1T innig NIT
ber 3raft ieiner eroben MenI6en Ders
buroen. gli9t Die 3eit geitaltet Oie
DtenIben, fonoern bic Meni9beit ges
faItst iib ieIbit in Der 3eit.
9a 8 es llngIiid in 6ieIer @slt ge.
ben muB, fekn mir elm. gDir iebsn
nur niht elm, parum bas llnsliid ges
rube uns trsffen iol.
SentIou.
@tIIf Ou 12dnrsr gsIprd9ig MAJ
den,
Sprib BON Sarbsn!
SoIl 0as @e1prG1 NIT Trouen iid lob
nen,
Spri@ bon Perfonenl
2uowis GulOa, Sinnsebibte.
Die febr bic Ginnabmcn Der pds
riier Sbedter unter Sem Rrieee eelits
ten baben, gebt aus elmer Toeben pers
OffentIi9ten GtatiIiit berbor. Danad
bsreinnabmtsn ole 9oriler 8iibnen i'm
Sabre 1914, oas bod nod iieben Tries
bensmonote bate, insgeIomt 41,606,s
315 6rants gegen 6S.452. 1896 5rantS
i'm 8priabre. Die Qlbnobme betrGgt
mitbin ni9t ipeniger ais runb q
Milionen Sronts. Bon 0en pier bonn
Situate ilnterStiiRitn 8ubnen, Die 5us
idmmen 6,133,79e eeecn 1865, ,565
5ronfs etnnubms1 bat bic @roBe Oper
am iusnigiten, bIs Soeon oerglei1ss
iueiie am meiitea eslilisn. Sci Der
uGomeoie francatlsa betrlg oas gRius
berergebnis runo glue bolse Million,
Bel Der SOmilnen Sper mebr ols l
Whlion Sronts.
9ub Der flsiIdfreHtnoe Gonnsrs
tau, Der nit feinen Gangormsn Die
5Iieeen fGnet, iiber bos boIltommenFe
Sinnesorgon Oerfiigt. oos mir aus
ieem PfIan3enreicb iennen, sat I4on
Oarpin feItoelteIII. @r faEo. baR bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

9luf @orpoTIsu. 9(llein. Suu6ert
S9ritte peiter am Maloesrano Der
onbtre. Sic iiub IN basTeibe @esiiuent
ptsi4lasen, 5ipei Seinoe i'm otbeng lin
ipas2 lin Elm Ti6ts, Inn @eIb. gr,
Der Siingere, baIf Dem anoern in ber
glot. llrb aIs Die ylot poriiber mar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

9lus eincm ohitri'd1cn q O.
| li5cibcridt. PIN Siiicnploe.
wliroe geitcrn Gin @'am nit 3wci
Stihcu in Der 9rtit alfgehmoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

1eutgc GaaeS6eridt2~ 1Srou.
rGncn tleinen 6oriidritt i'm &c
lten tihn fiiiieuO) 5G6lc nal 10.
UicL @eianacnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

Srauen permeusen unaufhorli1i
fas @erin9fiiaisite nit Sem QBibtigs
ten, bic NebenTo9en aln6 Sies,Seuptz.
pointer, bic 2oi1aden uno bic @itels
Ieiten, bic perfon uno oie Sadie, bic,
soilstteu uHo ben Pro3eB.
8Daumil @oIb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

bon wcIdcn scr cine ioiort tooillol
mirftc m66rcn0 oem onoeru enc pc'
ionocrc @eoclltlut1 niht bci5melleh
faor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

DAB Der fleiI9freTtnoe Gonnsus
tau, Der nit feinen 5angorinen Die
syIieoen fGngt, iiber bds poItommenFe
SinnesOrson berfdgt. oos mir aus
ibem Pflan5enreid iennen, sat I6on
i0arpin fsit9eiteIl, Gr foso, baB bic
Driifen oes Souuentdls T9on gereijt
Iiueroeu. ipenn man elm Stiid6sn 9rabt
'ouf iie Ie9t. oas nur etpa 0,0o0,004
t@ramm ipiegt gaIIin bat nun be-
lrihtet, bab es ni6t einmal elmer ges
.riihung Der SouuentdupflonSe nit
,einem Opfer beoarf i'm bic le6r EN-,
5pfinoli9en Tangdrme 3um 3uiaIitr
iau rei3en. Msnn man IN elmer Gnt'
'ftrnung BON mebr dis einem 3entime'
ter Dor jeoem Ylatis cine syliege befes
'iltgt 70 bemertt mQs oIsbalo, ipie lioQ
ott 9Idtter OeutIiN Der @slte Sune''
geN; binnen flr3et serii6ren sic SANG
urme bos ungliidlis9e Dpfer unb fhiIs
len iid an, es az umidlingen. Der
Sonnentau seht alto regere6t out ols
SusO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25

a fight, Elmer always sees to 1t that
it will bear no earmarks of a fake
During the filming of Mae Murray's
production Of The Dream Girl" a
Paramount release which will be seen
at the Alta today, Elmer was called
upon to have a fight in a gambling
den. He rehearsed the same careful
ly with one of the extra people and
then suggested to Cen B. D Mile, di-
rector, general that two cameras be
placed on the scene. Two cameras
are only used when it is felt that a
scene can not be accurately repeated
When the word to start was given,
Elmer sailed in. He promptly clean
ed out the place and after the scene
was over, he apolog,zed to the bruis-
ed and injured. saying that he haa
become over-excited, and then winksd
craftily at the director.
Wanted-Reliable woman cook on
ranch. Apply lis jackson or Phone
452.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25
auto Stage.

For Adams Athena and Weston
leaves Henning's Cigar Store at 10 a
m. and $3.50 p m. each day ADV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25
The Strength OF Donald Mckenzie. -"
With William Russell. Pastimc
Tuesday and wednesday.

The vast slences of the forest and
the solitude of a woodsman surround
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25
DOUBLE STAR PLAY MARKS
ADVENT OF NEW DIRECTOR
And Judging From Promise OF "Fl1t
Devils Needle" Chester With
ey Has Come 20 stay.

Unusual Significance is attached
to The Devils Needle, the new Nor
ma Talmadge- -Tully Marshall picture
on the Triangle program, for, am
ong other reasons il IS the first work
as a director OF Chester Withey who
heretofore has been an actor on the
screen.
Witty is native of Michigan. He
still is a comparatively young man,
although his experience has been ex-
tensiye Before assuming the respon-
slbilities of a producer he adapted
Ceryantes' Don Quixo.e" as the first
screen offering OF De Wolf Hopper for
Triangle. He also provided his star
with sunshine Dad" and MT Goode.
The Samaritan In both ut these
last-named plays Witheg himself
played leading parts.
Prior TO his advent into nimdon
he PLAYED many engagements on tho
speaking stage. most of his work.
however. being confined to stock
Still, this gave hun versatility that
he could not have gotten through
long engagements
He was for q Imc a member or
Mack Senurtts Keystone scenario
staff At the Triangle Fine Arts
studio until promoted to his present
place aiteruate3 ass astor and play.
wright
Temple today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25
sssEEzzz2>=----N The ---5-~ caSs
4NSR2IIE9N NPiCTURE I TTEAIRES3

ed on all sides by the splendors Of
nature bring out all the best in his
characterand subdue all that is evil
The lives of the denizens OF the
woods are revealed in their true coll
ors in the Mutual star Production,
The Strength Of Donald Mckenzie,
a virile five act drama featuring Will
liam Russell, which comes to the pas
time thoaten on tomorrow. The sue.
ce-s attained in Soul Mates" and
THE Highest Bid the first of the
William Russell series of Mutual
star Productions. has been surpassed
in this latest offering. The scenes laid
in the mountains of california are the
rugged virgin places far from the
haunts of men and for natural beauty
are uneQualed in motion pictures.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends, also the
Loyal order of Moose, who SO kindly
assisted us and for the beautiful
floral offerings during the last illness
and bereavement of our beloved
brother, A. r Elliott.
P. o. ELLIOTT AND FAMILY
(Adv.),
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25

Barn for rent, suitable for two au-
tomobiles. Inquire 401 Aura street.
haul your garbage and trash
Phone 553M. 1903 W. Railroad st.
Furnished room with bath Close
in. 414 Jackson street Phone 686W.
Fresh Olympia oysters for sale at
Otto Hohbachs. Phone 80.
Miss Muir, dressmaking. Rooms
"A and 10, Association Building.
Fresh crawfish and Olympia oysters
at the Queile.
Suits pressed soc; thoroughly clean
ed $3.50 Rudd, $40 W. Webb. Phone
sS5.
Wanted at once, an experienced girl
for general housework. Phone 1929,
or call 722 Jane.
Miss Comstock, beauty specialist,
Mason's Millinery.
D. B. Waffle auto for hire. Phone
2S4M. Stand. Charles Co. Phone 7.
For rent-Modern seven room
house On College street, Apply
John Vert.
Found-Ladies' hand bax Owner
may have same by calling and paying
for this ad.
Wanted Position by first class
hardware man. Good reference. Ad-
dress BOX 465, Pendleton.
For sale-A slx-bottom John
Deere engine gang plow at bargain.
Richreal Trading Co. Rickreall, ore.
Lost-Black overcuat on road be-
tween Heppner and Pilot Rock. Find
er notify this office or address s. H,
Edmondson. Madras, Ore,
The mullins made from Blyden-
STEMS Prepared Dietary Flour and
Blydensteins Self Rising Pastry
flour at the Delta.
white furs and ostrich plumes. Rudd,
$40 w, Webb. Phone 6S5.
For sale or rent-Modern resi-
dence at 225 Jane. Inquire Buford
Butler, Hohbachs Bakery.
For sale or rent-s-room house. hot
water heat Inquire Buford Butler
at Otto Hohbach's Bakery.
Six cylinder. As H. P. 5-passenger
second hand car for sale, 1925 if
taken at once. See Cote at oregon
Garage.
Call Penland Bros, van to move your
household goods. Telephone SS9. Also
baggage transferring and heavy haul
Ing.
Found-Gentlemsn nose glasses
in Hermiston hay house. Owner may
have same by applying at this office
and paying ad charges
For sale-Five room house, east
Court street Desirable location, close
to school. A genuine bargain For
particulars address R, c. Jory Mau-
pin, Ore
Rooming house for sale. Main
street. in center of business district.
Doing good business. Inquire of PEN
land Bros.
Mattress making, furniture repair
ing, upholstering, called for and deiiv-
ered city or country. La Dow Bros,
219 BeAuregard. Pohne 227J.
Board and room that is homelike;
also furnished housekeeping rooms
Clean and close in. Brown Hall. Tel.
ephone $50. H. H. Copeland.
Prompt automobile taxi service
day or night. Funerals to cemetery
only $3.50 Phone $50 Hotel st
George. Carney Taxi Co.
Wanted-To buy second hand fold.
ing bed. electric chandelier and gas
range with coke heater Phone SAG
between and 5.
Statesmen wanted-To sell our
splendid line Of fruit and ornamental /
trees. Good terms. Good territory. |
Good prospects Cash advanced on
orders. Albany Nurseries, First Ma
tional Bank. Albany, oregon,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25

REIMBURSEMENT On 800 acres fine
grass land 80 acres fenced, Is acres
plowed, Is tons wheat hay. House
l2x14. Government land joining, six
miles from town. $500. Q. A. Steach
Long Creek, Oregon-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25
Ladies' Attention.

We carry a fun line Of hair goods
Mail orders solicited. Combings
made to order Hair dyeing and
bleaching. Residential calls given
prompt attention. Pendleton Hair
Dressing Parlors, Pendleton Hotel
Building, Phone 45
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25
To whom 1t May Concern.

All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to me VIII please arrange
to settle their accounts by October
/. 1916, as after that date there viii
he a change in the business.
(Adv) Fl. NJ. SLoAF'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25

William Elmer, the L.asky burglar
bandit detective ana au-around viii
lain, is stickler for realism. If there
Is an occasion for him 10 appear In
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25

ADV
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25
Attention r. n. of A.

The regular session of the Royal
Neighbors will be held in Moose Hall
Tuesday evening. September 26th. at
1880 p m. MARIETTA JONES,
(Adv.) Oracle
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25

Merely TO advise you that I have
completed my six weeks course in the
hospital and can be round in my Of
flee in the Schmidt block.
DR.. d. n. REFER,
(Adv,) Eye Specialist.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25

FOR sale at a Bargain.
Corner lot and two houses. Fine
shade trees. cement walks, including
gas range and coke burner. Alex
Manning 500 w Alta,-Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25
Eastern Star Notice.

Bushee chapter No. 1s, 0. f. S,
will meet Tuesday evening, Sept. 26th.
(Adv.) MARY E. JOHNSON, Sec.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-06
Well Known Dentist
Added to Ranks Of
Profession Here

The ranks Of the dentistry profess
sion in Bridgeport have had q new
addition in the person of DR.. John J.
Kersey, who has opened suite Of
offices on the fifth floor of the secur-
ity building, fitted up with all mod
ern equipment.
For the past two years and since
his graduation with honors at the
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery.
DR.. Kersey has been associated in this
city with DR.. William J. Mclaughlin
of Bridgeport and with Dr. William
Neff of Waterbury. He recently had
charge of DR.. McLaughlin's branch
dental parlor in Newtown.
DR.. Kersey as a student at the Bal
timore college led his class throughout
the entire course and in his Junior
year became so popular that he was
presented with handsome office
bracket and table for his operating
room. In his senior year he was the
recipient of diamond studded gold
medal, as first prize for the highest
average during the course in which
he had 80 competitors in the largest
class graduated from the institution.
His presence in Bridgeport will be
welcomed by the dental fraternity as
we'll as the public.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-06
PUBLIC HEALTH
ASSO. OF STATE
NOW ORGANIZED

New Haven, Dec. 6-The Connecti-
cut Public Health Association, the
purpose Of which is the conservation
Of public health, was organized here
today, with health officers, physicians,
and many others from all parts of the
state, interested in the announced OBJ
jects of the gathering in attendance.
DR.. Stephen J. Maher, Of this city, a
member of the state tuberculosis COM
mission and chairman of he organ
lied committee, addressed the meet
ing. He outlined the purposes which
the association hopes to carry out, or
ganization was effected with the adop-
ton Of a constitution and bylaws and
election Of officers.
At the conclusion of the business
session short papers were presented
by Prof Irving Fisher, Of Yale, on
Health Insurance" and by DR.. E. B.
Hooker, Of Hartford, on ''The Tene-
ment Problem"
Prof Fisher urged the Importance
Of health insurance, emphasized its
direct influence in bringing out pre-
ventive measures, pointed out that
many European nations already have
adopted the system, said California
and Massachusetts now have special
commissions considering it, and added
that in at least twenty state legisla-
lures next year, bills for health insur-
lance will prorably be submitted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-06
Girl Students In
Court for Practice
In Shorthand Work

A group Of 20 girls. who are study
ing shorthand at Shelton school, in
vaded the civil superior court this
morning, much to the CONSERVATION OF
Deputy Sheriff Brakeman, who doesn't
often see so much feminine beauty at
once. The girls were under the care
of their teacher, who wanted her pu-
pills to get practice by taking down
testimony Of witnesses The teacher,
who had had more than her share of
good looks, did a. little knitting while
the girls labored with the hooks and
dashes.
The suit on trial before Judge eager
was an action brought by Francis d.
Wright of Stamford against The Motor
Sales, Inc, Of Stamford. So the bud
ding stenographers got some valuable
information about automobiles if moth
ing else.