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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
What Y0uLike
Drive Dyspepsia From
Your Table!

No need to pay 4 penalty for over-indul-
gence in your %favoritc viands if you drink
B~eaufon, with your meals. There are no
dy~speptics in 4 healthy Bcaufont family. The
perfect carbona;ion Of Beaufort Ginger Ale
makes it particularly effective in dispelling
indigestion, g~astritis and other stomach tIou-
bles caused by failure to properly digest your
food. Beaufont Ginger Ale is more than \
d~c!;ciou, beverage-it's a helpful and efec-
tive aid to good digestion and good health.
Order a case from your grocer ,oday-serve
it regularly with every meal. You'll note
the difference in the health of your family
quickly. Made from the pure,t of ingredi-
ents and bottled in sanitary eealcd-cap bot
ties by the Beaufort Co., Richmond, Va.
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PlMLlCO RESULTS

charlie I i.SI. J '>"[ Il" Mi E Gsir,n. ,if'G ,is.io.
;li n. SS3'. first. iS.au'os, 10: tHayncS,.
$3.50. $3.50. N"cond; Irt,h Kiss, liz Ursr-
rinr,out, $50. third. Time. ~. Peerless
one. D;scOv"r"r. S"i"na. Tolerance. Chico
S.c"n!..tw" .InilcS-Cynosurc. ~ tNichl.
si:in. 1850. $3.50. INST: I!ryn Pose. 49,
,Sm!th,. :. -. tiJc. second Duke of Nor
folk, li brady. r!n third. Thine, i:o2 80.
Rhomba i:allyht. Brhsonos" ana Hand Run
ming also ram.
safe. g. S2ao t-st: Precise, - tMcGraw,,
$50; mini Timo. I:i. Farewell and y.
Fourth two oar r:de: five ~tuTioncs-Nir
riiia irli. IL Ctfnbrrst',. 800. $3.50. g.. so.
first. 'rral. III 'Niiiinp'sI. $3.50, $50. s"c-
Ond; Mar NauI. 40 ,TnrrirEtunt. s.. ,hird
Tim". l:ni Suu.rmaiI, Cor! don, oh. od--
lisTu". Midnight sam and Frank Macklin
ais" ran.
Ftf,h selling. ;nur-ycar.oid, and up: mile
aud - StNto"Uth- AiStou. lis .,ayUcSD. S55 10.
siS.Sb. $3.50. ir,t: Hurry Lauder, i5 tMc-
Dcrnotp. S3H0. $500, second; T'i"rrot. Il5
tRailp. s:N. third. TiInc. i:5o -. black
ford. ,iuiLy. Mary warren and Lady In
ior.f"c also ran.
Six,h-si. furionEs- Ecpronnie. ne. Crar-
ilo ,Mcri;nc"). $50. 500. second: owaga.
lG1 ;Ambrnseb. $3.50, third. Time, lis IL.
Nistula. Three cheers. Golden Bantam.
kathryn Gray, None Such. Bright Star also
ran.
scvcn,h-miic and six,esn,h--nrickley,
sun Kist. ITO Rowan. tig. $3.50. second:
LINN. li5 ,Stcrlimgl. 81. go. third. Time,
l:S1 IS. Buzz Around, Batwa. Life. Ed
Bond also ran.
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ROANOKE TAKES HON0Rs
DR.. L. G. RICHARDS WINS
SOUTHERN TRAP HANDICAP
AnncAcs Event ON shoot on OF Tie.
John u. SOusR nj TOurnry-Itich-
mOndcrs Make Good Scores.
IBy Assoclated Prcs..

''' . hNTTsI
ROANOKE. VA, May io.-ltoanoke
captured first llonors in the final evont
OF the twelfth Southern trap tourna-
mcnt to-day. when Or. l.. G.. Richards
smashed .: out Of 100 targets. winning
the southern handicap. At the finish,
four men were tied for the three tro-
phics. and on the shoot-Off, Or. Rich
ards led \. y. Hyde. C%oronaca. $. c.; }.
h. Cumbic. Roanoke, and j.. =. Will
liams, Of the United states Navy.
T.. w. Ford, of Washington, H.. C..
OF 3S out of 100 targets. He was fol-
lowed closely By Dr. l.. G. richards,
lioapoke. and NJ. Mcvoy. Jr.. of New
York City.
the star of the shoot. breaking %aS out
OF 800 registered targets nj sixteen
yards.
John Philip Sousa. Of New York.
participated in The shoot to-day.
Nirginians who starred In the south
ern handicap. 100 targets, were:
y. $; Jcmkin'. i"an"h.. =.
!. 4. G Mmt Hampton. s..
g, Is; Cool; Richmond. -.
4 " Howard, noanoke. 81.
u. 5. West. Front Royal. 81.
=. Hucrcr. Richmond. s..
( +. nafly' S.lssii,.; a.
!. " S,ami"rI. f"rinviii:. Sc
- w e. IH.l'tbhfE'f. StHDtI'biI, ~.
Il i. liiililG.. Front ROYAL s..
q IL S~ticl;loy, NancIISc, -.
~. u. Coz. Roanoke, ~.
W. H. coClr"n". NriEt"i. Sc.
j. II. Pcrfat"r. Saityill". -.
g.. -. Leo. l.yuchhurE. -.
l.. -. Richa r.Ig. ttu-unkc, o..
T.. IL. Storr. J.ichlnuuJ. IS
y. 81. Shepherd. Roanoke. So.
w. y. Bloyton. Roanoke. :.
g. g Richards. S,"warttyilic. -
u. ii.rkcicy. Ronnokr. ~
l.. q. Gardner. ltuaioko, s.
In the o%S"rtu'" hanHicap. out OF 100 tar
get:
i. Il. cooi. Richmond. Sc
! ;. Gort' hiss. Sait,ilc. "a.
". l.. Sevi.r. Bristol. -.
y v. Howard Roanoke. 81
l.. i. BoAi"s. Hyanpic. SIS
y. : West. Front Roy ~. -.
J. i!ueEer. Rirlnnund. Fl
J \. Anderson. Richmond. 81
". ~. "iS'rArvcr.- BcrryNilic, So. ,-
l.. :" rnr"nbaIg"r, S,.unton. 90.
u. j. IiNidr", Front Royal, =.
g. ~. S~tivll"y. Nauclus'. -.
u. u. Cox, Roaaon.. sS-rr
@. -. Leo. I.:uchburr. -. .
j.. O.. Richards. Roanoke. %. .
l.. ~. Stprr. Richmond. -
!. u. n"au"halrp. fIarronsvtlic :S.
I. ". t"N. Iynvhbu'r. -
u g. .npsh. $,rfHfE an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
IA fL0R WINS AUTO RACE
WITH ItS SIG,OtO

UNiONTOWN. PA. Nav n-Dr;yiur
ms N"Wman car at the rate Of ninety
miles an hour, Billy Taylor this after
noon Won tho $4,000 trophy race.
!carnc finished second and Chevrolet
inird. Taylor's time was l:I5:3s. Tho
distance was lie miles.
Fifteen thousand persons watched
IN" speed demons. including DePalma,
milford and others. race around the
"""hcn bowl for the valuable prize.
IN the dealers race. Fctterman. OF
~lttshur2h. in a Peerless. won. with
McCarty second. rho winners time
WAS 1:.l:+S for the Il2 miles.
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J<RS LOSE TO TRUCKER
AFTER TEN FRA MES or rI.A Y


ESPECIAL 10 The Times- DieDatch.l
PORTSMOUTH. VA, May 1o.--n re-
uuired ten innings OF tight playing to-
day before the Truckers succeeded in
defeating their tribal enemy. the Mary
James. After Norfolk had tied the
score in the ninth by well-placcd hits.
orr went Two bases on an error i'm the
tenth. took third On Il passed bali. and
scored on Holmes y error.
Score by innings: II
Norfolk ......0O0lOOOo2o- % 7 >
portsmouth ..DO"I 5000 1T |
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jenkins and short:
prr ana Donahue. Umpire. Moran.
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IIan,.y Leads Wake Forest.

IsDecIaI 20 The Tlmcs- Dis putch.l
WAKE FOREST. y. g.. Nav ln-The
nhskctbal! team recently elected X. a.
iiahby: or Wilmington. y. G.. as cap
yam or the Wake Forest College has
hctbalI team for the l9I7-1S season.
turing the past season Handy has
mayed stellar ball for the Baptists at
guard. lie was in tho race for State
honors during the ;eason tina has jus,
closed. ana IL a capable man TO c~apiain
INC team for the coming wear.
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-irarc %. Mnhh. uirhland par,.

irac" l.. Webb. Highland Park......... s.5
Dorothy Cullen. Hanover Apartments. 81
Mary Campbell. 3et Montetro Avenue. Sc
I:cida Johns. 3is-A North saith ST.. IS:
Mrs B; Coleman. Polk. Miller Drug Co. o.,
1erlruuc wade. 5s North 9th ST.. 80
MarEarct DSaalcy,, aaiG Floyd .Ayenue.... 81
i:uciic Iawicy. IT'D Floyd Avenue. 81,
bessie Stafford. 10 South Harrison ST.. 81
Marie Stutz. Hopcwoli. Va............... 81
Louise Beaic. lIO5 Grove Avenue. ...... 81
Mrs. Y. NJ. McIrtirc. 200 r. Franklin ST. 81
Emma Iilunt, 500 ........ 81
Aaude Sattcrhelu. 81 North 18th ST.. OIL
Adele Crouch. $780, East Broad ST.. ~
Cory Bass. i2.s Ashland Strcct...... 81
Sot 'iouEn' 81. Vest Gary Street,. III
Madgc .McCready. lt y. Dnoley Ave-. 30
Louise d Williams. i0l1 North .Avr. B. G. 90
Marian Hcliar. ls.s w. Grace St........ 5T
Minnie Dunckcr. G0I W. Grace St...... au
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
MISS HUNTINGTON STILL
HOLDS FIRST PLACE
Queen Contest of Sumis I:rOttO Is At
tracing Much Nttention-Miss
Cosby Is In Second Place.

Miss Lucy Cosby. Ill North Boulc-
yard. continued her rapid rise in the
standing among the contestants i'm the
quecn's contest. feature event OF the
SAINTS Grotto May festival II gala
week to be held at Laurel and Broad
streets during the week Of May - to
70. yesterday and the figures issucd
AT the festival headquarters. Murphy's
iloici Annex. last night showed her
To be Eolding second place with a
slight advantage over Miss Evelyn \.
ituhcnstein. Oakdalc Apartments.
Miss Kate l.. Huntington. sos North
Twenty-sercnth street, again pollcd n
considerable number OF votes ycSter-
day and maintains her leadership. hav-
ing increased her lead nearly 1000
votes during ;he day. Her position.
however. is by no means secure, az
the rapidity with which Miss Cosby has
come TO the front since entering the
contest several DAYS ago. is Il clear
indication Of 1t great amount of
strength.
Du" TO the heavy polling noted by
Miss Cosby yesterday. Miss Rubenstein
has been forced back into third place
ti:is morning. while Miss Helena Wyatt.
I2"3 Monument ANenie. is fourth. Miss
Aloncure remains In NTH place.
Miss Bessie Walty. Richmond Hotel.
,nd Miss AGA Duncker. 5O2 West Grace
street. are Keeping we'll up among the
leaders in the race, and il is thought
probable at festival Headquarters they
VIII begin closing in upon the l.aders
during the next few days.
Official standing of the candidates
last night follows:
Kate |: DunninGton. 500 y. 9th St......2.5s
Lucy Cosby. Ill y. Buulcvar Il O5G
Evelyn ~ kubenstrin. Oakdalc .Ap,s....2.o5
Helena wyatt. :.03 Monument Avn.....Lel
Ruth Moncure. 100 y. CRANKY Strent...i ,is7
Ada Dunckcr. COS West ,irscc Street,. S~l
itcsai" "h.t!, llchmond iiotsl........ 1ll
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Auto Driver y,Iu.J.

Ben Jones, colorcd. the driver of an
that ran down and serious
~ injured Lottic Holmes. also colored.
about two weeks ago. was fined S95
and costs yesterday by Justice Crutch-
field in the Police Court on The charge
OF recklessly driving the machine. He
was also required TO furnish 500 Sc
Curity for three months.
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u Associated PreSs.j
HOOVER MAY Bi; NADi:
AMERICA FOOD CONTROLLER

WASIlINGTON. May iO.-Sugecstions
that Herbert G. Hoover may be made
American food controller were given
weight to-day by definite indications
that the administration plans The crea-
ton Of an emergency food orGauiza-
ton To direct food distribution during
thc war.
President Wilson went over tho food
situation fully with Secretary Iious-
ton: Chairman Lever. of the House
Agriculture Committee. and Itcprcscn-
tative ilangcw a Republican, member
of the committee: He urged immediate
passage Of the administrations food
bills. one Of which would empower the
president to take drastic measures TO
dear with the food situation.
While plans for Il ~ emergency agency
20 handle food problems have not been
completed, II IL believed the President
VIII name one man TO he dircctly re-
~sponsiblc for carrying out emergency
provisions. This man would admins
ter regulatory features Of the laws
governing distribution and price fixing.
leaving to the Agriculture Department
enforcement Of provisions to stimulate
production.
OIL FOLLOW LINES
SUGGESTED by HOOVER
The emergency organization would
follow the lines suggested for such am
agency by Mir. Hoover. after q: STUDY
Of similar organizations in the allied
countries.
IT is probable that slight changes
may be made in the bills now befor-
Congress TO transfer TO the President
gone of the powers they vest in the
Agriculture Department for enforce
mcnt Of regulations through the
emergency agency
The SENATE agriculture subcommittee
agreed to-day on provisions Of Il food
control bin to he introduced Tomorrow
by Senator Gore. 1t is similar 10 tho
first OF tie admin :tration bills offered
in the House 10y MIR. Lever. and would
make Immediately available an APP
propria;ion for a food survey. II also
carries a provision TO stimulate pro.
duction b" making available seeds on
a nicrc even basis. boarding for tho
purpose OF manipulating the market
would be made unlawful as would
combinations 10 control food resources
Secretary Houston. in a statement to
day. declared early passage Of the bin.
essential to successful conduct OF th.
war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11

~. Randolph Wilson. secretary OF the
Ai1icable Life Insurance Company.
Waco. Tex. is visiting his brother.
Richard r.. Wilson. clerk to the State
Commission. during "a brief
stay in Richmond Ell route TO New
York 10 Il meeting OF life insurance
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
Commi,t-c, Lnck Ounrum.

Two Council committees, those on
Change and Dock. River and
i~iarbor. scheduled to meet last night,
failed TO muster auorums. II was said
that the majority of were
out OF town. Chairman Rose, of the
Change Committee. immc-
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" Observation-Disclosures. i: Raleigh.
: ,callcd eighth, allow team catch
trainJ. ~
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. >: Win
ston-Salem. q. ~"
At charlotte-Charlotte. .: Durham
] tnrSt game. ten i%nningsJ.
Charlotte. .; Durham, 3 Second
Eanne).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11

- u Lyric.
Set in the middle OF the Lyrics di-
Ner'ihS bili for the latter. half OF the
week Is the sketch. "a Business Pro-
posal. featuring c~haunccy Monroe. but
siNin& the two other mcmbcrs of the
cast an opportunity To show their
PAGES. me farce is crH,nmcd fun of
snap and life. and the laughs follow
one another with tn" frequency of bull
lets from "a machine gun. The COM
plete program is as follows:
Brothers. The pair form
unusually strong openers. CARRIED rs
clowns and bidding as they perform.
they do tumbling antics with finish and
the touch of comedy They Close. with
a bird-calling duet tina; is worthy of
court testers
D-Miss Mavrice Wood. She looks
vel in all of the dozen different eos
tunes Of her Wardrobe. and is actor
enough 10 give each Of her impcrsona-
tons more or less distinction. even
when representing types rs far apar,
as grand opera and burlcsquc.
E-A Business Proposal.
F-Jim and Marian Iiarkins. 'rhoy
give a singing and confidential natter
act such as brought them applause on
their last visit TO the Lyric. and are
greeted as old friends
G-joln Robinson's Military r:le-
plants. The four giants 70 through
;hei" tricks on the stage with the same
grotcspu" obedience 10 their trainer
which they used 10 display i'm Tho
Sa wdust ring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11

Or Edward y. Calisch viii speak
tonight at Seth Ahabah Temple on
"AmeGica's Stewardship of Democracy"
Tomorrow morning his subject will lie
The Perpetual Lamp"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
JOHNNY McTAGGAHT To RIDE
TICKET IN KENTUCKY DERRY

NEW YORK, May l0.-Jockey Johnny
AicIhignrt has been engaged by An
IRE" Miller TO ride the thrcc-year-old
bay colt Ticket in III. Kentucky Dcr-
by AZ Churchill DowIs ON SaiurIav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11

rilcc himself on the altar OF the im-s
~articulatc masses whom he must pro-
icct. Such II man can he sure that 1
place my advice ut his disposal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
the karluk. was crushed By the

Toe.
En- route to the Arctic. Or. Ruskin Sc
cured some intercstin. Views OF tsc
great scenic route ctwec Seattle and
Nome. Two immense polar bears are
shown roaming over the ice in search
OF food. and then one immense fellow
is seen stretched at full length. after
Six big bullets hav KILLED him Ills
weight. Dr. ltuSkin said. was 1900
pounds.
y real thriller is furnished whcn n
nerd of forty.two walrus are shown,
hrst asleep on the floating ice and
Shcn. AS the men approach them in
their boat. ;hcy are shown lighting
on" another. Or. ltUSkin was fortu-
nate in getting u wonderful closeup
view of the monsters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11

South Atlantic League
AZ Charieston-Charieston II; Co
umhuS, /.
Al Macon-Macon. !: Augusta. T..
At Culumbia-Coiumbia .; Jackson
lille. iIrn lnninESl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11

'diateiy issued a cali for a .r,cetins to
DC held ut $ o'clock next Wednesday,
night
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-09-07
fress Paragraphs
School begins Monday morning.

School begins Monday morning.
Watch for other chances Watts
and Rogers.
For Sale-Henry Koepke has fresh
milch COW for sale.
n F. B. Radtke is doing jury duty in
Nthe circuit court at Pendleton.
~ L. Swaggart is shipping car
load Of hogs to Portland today.
For Trade-Two good brood mares
for work mules. Archie Mcintyre.
X Cool weather is rapidly depopulating
4 tte summer camps in the Blue noun
tains.
Mr.. P. G. Tsigris of 'The Dalles was
a guest at the c. A. Barrett home in
this city.
Miss Healy of Pendleton, is visiting
at the Charles Williams home, South
of Athena.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Swaggart con-
template spending a couple of weeks
on the coast.
Floyd Milby of Milton has been
visiting this week at the Fisher home
in this city.
W. S. Ferguson has completed haul
ing his 1917 wheat crop to- the ware
house in Athena.
Mrs. E. X. McInroe. of Walla Walla
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. W. r..
Scott in this city.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-09-07
To Organize for Registration.

Mrs. Charles H. Castner, chairman
Of the Oregon Division of the Woman's
Committee. National Council of De-
fense, desires that local council be
organized in Athena. Registration
Day has been set for Saturday, Sept
ember Is, but in event the local regis
tration cannot be made on that date,
longer time will be granted. All wo-
mems organizations in clubs, parent
teachers, w. G. T. U., Grange, frater-
nal, church and others that may exist,
are especially requested to take mem
bership in the local Council of national
defense.
A meeting to be held next Tuesday
at p. m. at the VI. E. church
has been arranged. when the heads of
the following local women's organ
izations will respond to organize as
directed: Aid societies of all local
churches; Red Cross society; all wo-
mems lodges, w. C. 7. u, Star Club,
and missionary societies of the various
churches.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-09-07
% Years Ago.
Prom the Press OF Sept. 7 ls94l


The Weston Leader has suspended
publication for want of support.
Most of the wheat is tbreshed and the
farmers will soon be engaged in hauling
their crop to the warehouse
SUNDAY was rather cool to eat water
melons but Notwithstanding this load
was bouoht and consumed on Main
street.
On Thursday evening last q holt of
lightning struck near ths grain field of
Dan Sody, about ten m lies north of
Walla Walla and one mile east of
Bergman station. The point at which
the lightning descended was on hill
covered with dry bunch grass adjoinv
ing Mr.. Sody's farm. The bunch grass
was ,shi.eu anu 'he names SOON spreae
~ the s.ahu'ns gram 'hirty acres VI
Which were ues'roseo'
Homeless. Ill and insane, X. q.
ulases yoiuh'atiy y, uei'yvreu ", ha,i'sei
lh.o ,ne nanus VI waiia waiIa onlclalS
anu ueiiaiiueu protec'lon from linagih-
aiy ioes, VINO, ne says are pursuing
MN ~ quest oi ms iiie. ne Is VIC.
lono @ ' '
AN ,,
FRANZ FRAZIER . n.tie plach PAGER
maue 'nree heats N = hanu,cap aon IN Ienu,
a.ss @ S M
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-09-07
Freight on Ford cars has been raised
30 per car from Portland to Athena.

1
SO per car from Portland to Athena.
Mrs. J. C. Burke is in Walla Walla.
where she is taking medical treatment
Bring in those sick ones. Old
Worthington stard. The Wardrobe
W. A. Chase, Prop.
Max Hopper, bookkeeper in the First
National Bank. spent Sunday with re-.
latives in Pendleton.
Prof. and Mrs. Russell drove over
to Milton Wednesday, and purchased
fruit for canning purposes.
Lost~-A childs gray coat on the road
between Athena and Weston. Finder
will please leave at this Office.
Mrs. Bert Wilson is down from Gem,
Idaho. visiting relatives and friends in
the Weston and Athena vicinities.
Cleaning pressing and alterations for
ladies and gents at the Wardrobe.
W. A. Chase, Prop.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Read left for
the Toll Gate Wednesday, where they
will pick huckleberries for several
days.
Mrs. Lash is anticipating visit
from her brother, Adam Fritzler. of
Oskaloosa, Iowa, who will see the 1917
Round Up.
Miss Jessie Brierley, principal of
the Athena High school, arrived in
the city this morning from her home
at Stanfield.
For Sale or trade One brown mare
and colt, weight 1900. One buckskin
saddle mare, weight $50. One saddle
and bride and one good hack.
w. A. Chase
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-09-07

VIRGIL VILLAIN Icst two toas on the
r;obt foot Tnesdav evening when an
outomat;c sbotnnn was occ;dertsllv
discbsroed bv him at tha ranch below
town He had borrowed tbe oun of Al
NorDean with tba ;ntention 90 II is
aaid Of killing some chickens Inst
how The accident occpred was not
learned Dr sham dressed the wound
and the Young man was taken to The
bosn;tal at Pendleton for treatment
=.
kbeino starred Thera 10 No buv;no
Ne market be;no at a standst;ll Rem.
ress,,tat;vs farmsrs of ths countv have
wr;ttsr Senator Chomheria;n asking
b;s ;neuencs with tbe National Food
Commission 70 des;onate Portland or
Seattle 30 nr;morv morkets with mice
1901 an ch;cogo market Jf tb;s il
GRANTED the rate of a0c ner hsbel
frs;ght 81 Cb;cauo will be saved 70
Morth,pest What ra;sers
Three Athena men, Earl dudley
Grover bowies and Ora M. Shlgiey,
have peen exempted from army ser
The two former On occunational Grounds
and the latter on denendencv claims.
| Athena neonle are nleased especially
at the action taken bv the hoard rel
alive 10 Mr.. Shiplev onipion Is free
lv EXPRESSED that other Young farmers
who are heads of family are also wor-
thv Of exemntion on the same grounds
a. annlv 10 these men
n
N owing 10 the tact that schooi is
osglnling next week, the meeting
place Tor the local Red cross auxiliary
was changed TINS week from tne up
STAIRS room 70 the Domestic science
roomNn tne basement OF tne schooi
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-09-07
FOIey,S Honey and Tar
for children. .safe.s sure. No 0Dfafes.

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic l0c or 25t
U c. @. g. fail 70 cure. druggists refund moneH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-18

millions ~ tac rnd biting bugs VOID
have bitten him at once. so he didn'i
dare run
"Oh. dear" sighed Uncle Wiggily 0ni
johnnie and the muskrnt lady, hidden
behind the bushes heard MIN 'Oh. dear
II only Nurse Jane would come and res
cue me now
I'm here. hut how can save him.
asked Nurse Jane
III YOU only had something 10 give
Uncle Wlggly he could slip II into the
soup hc Is cooking for the mosquitoes 80
they would an fnll asleep We could help
him into the Wrship and take him away
with us." said Johnnie
Something TO make tho mosquitoes
sleep" whispered Nurse Jane "llf'
have. H. 4 bottle of pnrororIc' ! picked
Il up. ms / ran out NJ The Kitchen, On mis-
take for a bottle of Vanilla" she said As
she took the pNfegorlc %rom her pocket
The very thing" chnttorcd Johnnie
softly 'I'll creep up and give n to lutlC
W'ggily Hc.u know what to do with
So, while none Of the mosquitoes were
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-18
RETURN OF ALSACt-
LORRAINE MUST BE

PARIS, MAY lS-Th NlSacc lor-
raine committee, representative native,
OF the respective provinces, had adopted
a resolution that AlSatanS and Lor-
rainlanS will consider no other solution
OF the situation than that proclaimed at
the beginning OF the war by the French
government and recently rcatiirmed in
United States by Rene Niyiani in his
position as vice president OF the council
Of ministers, namely the return, pure
and simple Of AlSacc-Lorrainc to
France"