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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11
Gtraie n ., enbe piai.

Ginige &usfIiiss in bic llmse5uno
Dpn Stutdri geben uHs aufi6lub iiber
Die seoerapbiits Giesnart aIbuniens
uHb GnbaItspuntts gum @srftdnbnit
Der ipirtbfhuftli9en unb poIitiT6er
GissntbiimIi9ieiten bisIss 2anbes. 8r
@iferbobuen entlesens Crte psrbiuben,
ba fpielen SiitanJen isine Role mebr,
ND ober nur Ip6rIi6e 5nbritrdBen
benz @ertsbr bienitbnr semo9t iinb, bo
1T Die iulturels gntfpidiuna sritens
eirmul icrueit riifftdnbig, ais uni.r
ipeiteuropdii6er 3uitdnb BON Der eis
fenbabuiofsn 3eit enifernt in. aber
nod oiel msbr als bas. mir ba6en in
@lbnnien suriidsuseben in bic 3eit Dor
Der GHtfpidluns bon gsiDerbe, SaHbel,
8otfsbilbung unb 5tnutsbeuubtIein.
5rnsen mir etbifde gegrifft in ben
gerelei6 binein. 70 Iaifsn fih iibers
bdupt feline pnranelen nie5r sieben,
unb bu bleibt es ebsn bei Der dlIsemsiu
iibliGen 5eftifsluna, bab Ql6anisu
cine arf dfintiifen Nuturpdrfs auf
europdifdem goben III.
Die grpbeu fulturmiI6uben unb
tulturf6rbernbsH 95ifsrperiGiebunqen
fpielten iih nehr IN bem ipeafameren
Sfteu uub IN Der Riite Der Ralsan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11
Geb,srtem.

,Jrnnt unb DoIIis Glaao, 5142
acsper gliDsr Roob; MdD9en.
georse unb emma 6urIt, 3637
Clarion glpsnue; annbs.
asllIIam unb Joiepbins E!olstnbss.
ger, 722 Bauer gpenut; Dsabdsn.
orani uno Julin uiapsr, l22l Stit
Sirabe; Mldbdsn.
George unb Clara 5olanbsr, 222O
Rapins Sirubs.
Sobn unb emma grinssr, 12l3
GEamort Strabs; anabe.
MiIiam unb. aIies Rsinbort, 1881
psHbIstOn Strobs; anabs.
Gbparb unb Bertha aau&<r, 2S3
Renner Girdbs M6bHsn.
Gfpret unb GIenors SGparm,
lib Gueen Gitp gID<niis; Ndbhtu.
MsnbsI unb eiiIian gedsr. 2ol7
lMbiisman Strabs: anabs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11

Sn ReD Yort ppIIen bi
Soteliers &riessbrob, eiuen iIeii6lo
len Sas in Der @ode unS ionitis
Sei4rGntunsen i'm @erbrau4 ool
9tahrunssmutelu eiufiibreu unb e
ptrb DubI i'm @erIaufe bes &rissl
allgsmeine Hesel i'm 9anos iperDsn
getreffs bes &riessbrobes ioats a5.t
erit senau sepriift nsrben. fpsl&,
SubitauSen bier5u gu pertpsnoen line
Die Gbii4t lit, 9rpb aus Wei5sn'
unb RaismebI berSuits[Ieu. Ootr polia
aus RaismebI. Sn beiben 6dlI.r
mub eine senaue Yriifuns ppranssbcu,
Su Seiterreih bat man Die Ri9uns
Don DeiSsns uub Maisme5! einitsll.u
mihen. neil man sefunben bat, oot
bas grob bdour6 bitter unb unaenisbs
bar purbe. Sb bas Der Wii9unu
ieIbit Obsr uutenntnib in Der @erar.
betung Susuf4reibeu III, entsiebt iif
unisrsr asnntnib. auf ieoeu San abe,
iOllte, ebs bic anorbnung gstroffer
pirb, fsiiseiteut perbsn, Oh cine fol6s
NSirtuns ii9 aus Der Mf9una ergibt
Setreffs bes Wtaisbrpbes ftnb dratinb!
Suta6teu einsubpIen, Oh Der Genub
ossieIben Der 9eiunbbeit sutrGslicb 1T.
bu aur @eniiee betannt it, bcs in
2dnberu. no ausidIiebIi6 Rais6.rb
seseFen ipirb, iid baufis beb.ntIits
gr,runtunsen sinftsuen. Sir 9inSsr
biirfte bisfe aoit beitimmt ni6t aus
trGglid fsin. Grpodiene iehod biiri.
ten tpcbl eine se,piife Guaniiilt obH.
S6abeu seniebsn t0nnsu. Die CUTE
GrHte, bic in gusii9t itsbt, nirb elm.
SungersnOth nidt auftommen laisn
unb aud geiiatten, unfsren aliirtsn
reidlideu 3uf4uB 5u sepdbren, abr
man barf niht auber @tt lufen, bah
bic Ierbauunssfdhigteit sires iebeu
@oltes in Sples Don Depobnbeit unS
tItmatii6en WerbdItuiHen oeridiebeus
urtis gsitultet III unb bas mub beriids
iihtiet. rsfp. burn drstIihe Sdbpers
Itdrbia. sspriift iperbsn, nm cine @ss
fdbrbuns Der goItsssfunbbsit su Der'
bitten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11

Sin 9sfeB, peldss beutT5t
gatsutredte in oiesm 2uups uufbett
ioIlts sriinbIia auf feline Wirtuns &C.
priift tperben, um feitSuitellen, mel
babel ben &iirSereu siebt. ImeritaueI
baben ebenfaas pihtise putents, oil
0eutidlanb gleidfaqs nitt reipet.t'
rem piiroe, rpenn oas 9eies ansenom'
men ipirb unb mir sIauben, sab unier,
4Sutentrstte bsbeuteub Sahlreiaer, aIE
bic bsuti6sn finb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11

feroerte. 2sbterss lit burn cine saps
Heipt bon untsriu1unsen erpieiei,
porosu uno es bat fd aud parip
nidts esdnSert, mas bic Rotbpencl.
.sit nabs Isst. bisrin benz pubIituTl
Snus Su seip6brsn. Sin pIan IN
aufsetduhi, iu0uad bic R.sisruna aii
ednse Weissnernts aufiaufsn Iou, nm
zine uneebtbrIthe preisbobt nurd
SorienmdnSper su psrbincern. Taa
mare ipirtfumer, oils Elm @srtot ssgeu
ben Spetulatipnsbanoel, aber mir ts.
stpeifeIu, bab Der plan ausfiibrsa.
mare, oa bierSu cine rieiige Surims
0eIoes uOtbpsnbis pGrs, bic Der Rrs
sisruns utht Sur @erfiieung ftsbt uns
oann 1T bic Jrass, Oh lie bic 5armer
sfpinseu lam, ibr bas @strsibe sa
oertaufen. auBer ipsnn lie bonn aons
ereb biersu srmGhtiet pirb. Sn bi,'
fer Neiis iteben iebem @orI9laee btr
eemadt pirb, gebsnten eessniher,
tpel8e nur bic Rutb, Die lit ppn 9s.
Senten nidt bineern lGbt, 3u iiber.
ninSsn permag unb mir slouttn auh,
bab trdftige RabreseIn uiht ausbIei:
ben peroen, ba 9robitoffe in Splse
Der sroben gta6frase feitsns uniet.r
&niirten ,tros Der pieIperfpre6enb.n
Grnte, iebr bod i'm 9reife Iicbtu tpers
ben uno bas bilbst eineu rn:pioerifsb.
Ii4sn 3paue, alien tiiuitIi6en Der
tbeuerunss Wetboben enteessn gu
treten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11
Bon Albanien Had Der Serge.
sptuiua.
BON Or. aarI Websr.

IIbanien cine art afiotiider Rahr.
bart alf eiiropdifbem goben. -
lin SabrbuHberte In ieiner aiIhrr.
entfuidluHa 5uriid. - Cine @e.
btrgsIanbihaft bon ieItener @iIb.
belt unb Sh5nbsit. = Seftprrei.
tiftsungarif8e Sfftsisrs nIs auIs
turtrager. - Die go5ars bon
Stirtari. - Suriif nah Der Serso.
gopina. = Iloitar. - Saroiauo.
= Der abmnrih nad Der Sront.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11
vi. ertlatane Des Deutider

Wte GrtIa Z u n oes peuilhen
&anSIsrs, bab Grsberser unpdtriOt'it
iei, neil er bic Giuiteauus res unre'
itrdntteu 5audbopttrissss fprDert,
erinnert an beujenisen SbeiI uni:.tr
enelii6su Qrsiie. bic SebeE, der ihren
aniidten nibt pplI unb sans beipflids
tet, aIs @srratber branbmaT,eH mill.
@9impfeu Tam Seber, OBJ elm aeitss
tanSIer peer elm Reouttsur, aber oam,t
piro ni4ts bepisien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11

Denn es init Der aabelnleis
buns feline gtidtistsit bat, bab Der
3anSIer einen 6rieben obns 4nueri0s
nen abIsbnt, bann peroen Ollie IN ot's
fem 9anbe, WGuner unb 5rau.u.
mebr ais ibr bit" tbun miiHen, b:nn
aIsbann 1T auf sinsu Ianssn &riee gu
rebusn, aus psldem mir MIR iiesreid
berporseben t0nnen, tpenn Seber bns
Bette leiitst, mas sr psrmas. Gs bleibt
oSer abSuparteu. pb Der aau5ler Die
ibm susei4riebene Gnii6t geaubert
bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11

Siefes 2anb bietet Die eigen.
tbiimliae Gri9einuns, bic man in fsi.
nem anoereH triegsfiibrenoen &anoj
antrifft, oaB es f4per bdIt, bic no.
tbisen Manuibaften fir ben Sffi.
5iersbienit gu finoen. Die Grtldrunl
tanu nur Dariu Iiegen, bab Die &ldils
auF peI4e reflettirt ptrb, bobe SalGr;
ooer gintiinfte beoiebt unb bieie MID!
aufgebsn mill. Hah bisisr Guffaiitae
mare es 4ufsdbe Der unDernrDgenhelI
unb nt6t Der perm0genben Glaiien,
Sriegsbienfte gu Derrihten. Ras lam
ielbitperftGuoIi6 ni9t sebuIbet tper=
ben @enn ii6 ni6t gsnus 2siltc
meloen. miiHen fs geanungcn tperben
unb bus fam gei4eben, iobaIb Die
&usloiuHg itattgefunbsn bo!, irbcal
man 0ieienisen, bic bur1 i@re grs;es
hung fir ben Sffi5isrsbienFt sssignet
fnb, biefem Tofort iiberpeift. an
Gnsfanb perben opr5ugspeiTe fold,e,
bic i'm Snsenieursfad tbGtig narsn.
fir bas Offisisrstops dusaebo6en.
Sas fann auh bel uns aeIheben.
Gber es lit ebenio befrembenb, tpie I'M
erfreulih. bab ss Miibs perurlahen
follts, Rannfhdften fir ben Diff.
aiersoisnit gu erldngen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11

Sb es not9 fsi n
pirD, einen preis fir Rabruassmi.ssl
amtIi9 feit5uiteaen, rHub bic 3ufunf.
lebren. 0us 9eifpiel Der suropdis
f4en 2Gnber 5eigt iebod, oa Bes ni6t
unmOgIi9 1T. 8streffs uufsres 2ans
oes ri4teteH ii9 iebOd Sis siagen
Hidt geseH bic 5armer, ipH6ern ssgen
ben 3toifdeubanosl. 4nsemeiH Dar
fosar be anii6t, tDsnigiteus in friis
hersn Sabren, DurDaltenb, bab bsr
Jarmer eiHen gu niebrisen greis fir
lem grooutt erbislt unb Der 3tpis
f4snbdn0ler siHsn DisI gu bObsn grsis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11

Sm Suuie puroe seseu bic Bill
ginpano erboben, pel9s Reutralsu
ben Sanoel nit uniereu Jsinben peg
bietet uHb es III befpieSisenb gu tpifs
fen, oab Duraufbtn sugefaat pprocn
1T, bic Bill in oieier Sinii6i gu Gns
bern, bub bas umsritaniibs griu;ip.
fiir tpelhes unfer Qunb itets eingetrez
ten III, geDa6rt blei6t, nonad Neutras
len ni6t oertpebrt lperben tann, Sdns
belsbeSiebungen nit 5etnfen uHIe>
rer glutiOn gu untsrbalten Shats
fd6lia tparen bic Ser. Stadten bic
9egrinbsr biefes 9rinaips unb eg 1T
immer uls cine pidtiss aulturt5at
geriibmt fpnrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11
Die Melbuug, bag 3immer.

Die MeIbuug, bab 3immsr'
mann Der Setretdr bss 4uspdrtigen.
abgeIdgt perben iou, pdre nit Sin'
ii9t barauf Oeritdnbli6, bub sr ben
Ser. Stuatsn peesn ieiner aldermen
Ibitdt, Ulerifo unO Sapan ssgsn uns
auf5upiegsln, unipmpatbiid 1T unS
bab er baber nidt dIs 5riebenspera
nittlr perrpenbbor tpGre. nNperitduoe
lib 'i't aber, parum Der Sstrstdr b's
Snnsrn, Selferid, Oerabidiebet trers
osn foIte. ba er feins politiids gsbsu.
tung beiibt uno Iebiglid Guhmann III.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
GERMAN PAPER
Is RAIDED AND
EDITOR JAILED

PHILADELPHIA. Sept ll-in q
raid on Tho Philadelphia Tagehlatt
a long established German language
morning newspaper which is charged
with having heeH attacking GOV
eminent war policies for several
months federal agents arrested the
editor ami business manager and
conhscated large quantities ~ cor
respondence. files and documents
According 90 government officer
under Special Agent Frank Garha
riRa-who conducted tha raid fhr
Tageblatt ON Saturday published
statements instructing German Boo
this country how 20 evade The po
tal laws and forward letters to Ger
many
since tho beginning ~ America
entrance into the var Tho Tagtblau
has published daily editorial attack
on President Wilson and the govern
mcni's war policies. government on
cors said Tho draft was ridiculed
and men were urged 20 resist its on
forccmenf, % is alleged
Tho raid follows an announce
ment from Washington that the -oy
ornmont intended fo fake drastic
acuon against All foreign language
newspapers circulating snt wsr
propa gands-
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
CONSTIPATION Is
A PENALTY OF AGE

Nothing Is 90 essential 10
health IN advancing age as free
dom and notmal rctiwty Of the
bowels. IL makes one feel
younger aud fhe,hcr. and fore
stalls colds, piles, fevers, and
other dependent lis.
Cs,hartics and purgativcs arc
violent and drastic in action and
should be avoided. a mild. ef-
fective laxative, recommended by
physicians aud thousand who
have used il, is far preferable.
This is the combination OF simple
laxative herbs with pepsin sold
by druggists under the name Of
DR.. CALDWELL Syrup Pepsin. Il
costs only fifty cents a bottle; a
trial bottle. free of charge, can be
obtained by writing go Or. W X.
Caldwell. 456 Washington ST.
Monticello, Illinois.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
STREETS ARE
STILL UNSAFE
Traffic Accidents Send Several
People TO the Hos
pital
Going Over the Top in NO
Mans Land" of Detroit
Casualties for the Month Of
September
kILLED DO.
WOUNOE O-63
MISSING

As Caroline Stevens. "a years old
so lo7S TwentN6fthst. was cross
Inc Diysve AZ Twenty Gnhst Mon
day night She was struck by
Baker car and sustained minor r
juries She Has taken 70 ReccAn.
hospital
Tony lesman 80 years old 81
1927 Twenty artb@r was found
conscious 5y the side OF DTS bam
ing auto on Twenty ATHEIST ne.
buchanan Iie was taken
Providence hospital u SIS nor know
how The blaze occurred has coudi
ton rs serious
Lawrence Skrowon 60 years of
street car ar Michigan ave and
Thirty nrstst Monday night and
was taken 10 81 Mary hospital suf
fering from minor Injuries
Frank Babruk. ~ years old 30 Z
Boyce pl, and Theodore D.zannich
90 years old 40 260 Twenty eighth.
ST.. We're hurled from the motor
cycle on which they were riding ar
81 Aubn-ave and 81 Alber'u So
Monday evening and sustained minor
injuries. when struck by AN auto
driven by stephen Schumcr $50.
1897 S. Auhin ave They were taken
20 Receiving hospital
when his milk wagon turned over
on him. Ernest Carr. 80 years old.
80 26 IIolcomb ave. was seriously
injured. He was taken 10 Recey
inz hospital
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11
SUFFRAGE is
LOST IN MAINE
Deferred, Not Defeated says
Leader. Heavy Vote
Against

BANGOR, $40. srft 10 Tho
womca of Maine arc MOT down
hearted today over the deftat ol
hc suffrage amendment 20 lla ron
aumiun m th, .pe Hl election ye
terda}
Supporters OF tnr cr.' a.
ready hard at worh tH another
campaign for the right ot w0W
fu vote They arc determined 'l.'
tla women of thc aio hall h
suffrage
Nrs Deborah IS Living tom h,
ot fhr movement iu Maine BE-
ciared
Woman suffrage bias boon d,
fcrrcd aw NOT defeated Nation ?
ul world suffrage FOR women o.
sured
The defeat OF mo amcndma1t wa
decisive tho vote being lTu-1 io tl.
qta Tho total vote was 600 Joss
Than half the referendum vote crs'
on the pfuhibitory liquor lass in
l9ll
Auburn and Rocklond were The
only CITIES which voted traight Tor
suffrage
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11

rrirftne-fhe plafn nruf kind--fhuf
O. rfqbt-Ttrnss Ieb nrot --Main ga
The Detroit times., 1917-09-11


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The Detroit times., 1917-09-11

Prfnting--th~ plan neat ieInd-that
o. rtehs---'ri'~~ sob pent --Nfrfu fTpo
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-29
German People More and More
ApprehenSive; BatOcki'S
Frank Admission Worries.
BREAD SUPPLY CUT IN HALF
Fact That German Government Has
Granted a Small Fee 90 Aid i'm
RationIng Citizens shows Recog-
milton of Seriousness OF situation.

LONDON. March 29.-Holland dis
patches indicate great unrest among
the German people. Food Dictator
Batocki's frank admission of the wan
ing food supply has caused general
appre hension. The fact the German
government has granted a small fee
to aid in the rahoning of citizens is
regarded as evidence of the recogniti-
on OF the serious situation. BatocIzA
is quoted as declaring estimates of
supplies were too optimistic, forecast
ing fHrther reductions in food.
Socialist speakers in the Reichstag
committee meeting are reported as
saying that the nineteen sixteen har-
vest was less than the nineteen fif-
teen crop and the nineteen fifteen
crop alarmingIy short. Reductions
are planned cutting the bread supply
nearly in half. Military observers
commented elaborately on the ex-
plantations German leaders are max
ing regarding the retreef on the west
ern front, considering them as show
ing realization of the unrest among
the people,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-29

indications are that Pendleton will
be called upon TO raise a company of
infantry or cavalry in the near fu-
ture, according to Judge c. II. Marsh
and Roland Oliver who yesterday had
an audience In Portland with AdJu-
tnnt General George A. White. They
state that the adjutant general is very
desirous that no more men from this
state Join the Idaho National Guard
as he anticipates that. as soon as the
present regiment is recruited TO its
fuli strength. there Will be call for
another oregon regiment either of
infantry or cavalry.
Judge Marsh and Mr.. Oliver de-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-29
REGARDLESS OF WEATHER GREAT
PARADE WILL Be HELD TONIGHT
All Preparations Complete for Record Showing Parade Mo
at .. m From North End of Main Street; VIII Count
March so All in Line May See.
ALL RACES WILL Be REPRESENTED IN PATRIOTIC u
Parade forrns z >. m. sharp.

Parade IoFTS p. sharp.
Various units assemble follows:
No 1-"Spirit of '76" and No. fife drum corps,
at south end of Main street bridge.
No &c A. R. veterans under A. J. McAlIister mid
die of Main street bridge.
No 41SPanish War veterans. under George Hartman,
north end of Main street bridge.
No. 5-FIgh school cadets under Mr. Swartz, back of
Christian church on River Drive.
No 6-Red Cross floats, under Mrs Ankeny River
Drive 70 Main.
No. Red Cross members, under Mrs. Robinson on
library steps.
No. SWeston band, under charge of Fred Earl, Jack
street, north of library.
No. 9-Girls Honor Guard, Sidney Somuner-
vile, steps of Christian church.
No. l0-Womens lodges, under George Phelps and
John Dyer, Water street, west of Main
No. ll-Mens lodges, under c. e Roosevelt, Water
street. east of Main
No l2-PendletOn band under Leader Barney front of
Hotel Pendleton
No. 13-Ciy county officials Mayor Best in charge
front of Browns furniture store
No. 14-Citizens unit and children under
the charge of Clarence Penand and Dr. M. Kern fall
line, parade Hotel Pendeton directly behind
city and county officials All citizens urged fall
and carry small flags.
CoIOred unit, under Mr.. Miles, on sidewalk by
KEN & Wright paint store.
Overflow meets after parade Oregon and Alta thea
ers No admission charge at either theatre; all welcome
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-29

Let the weather be what it may,
PendIeton is going to demonstrate to-
night that our people are loyal to
Uncle sam and stand ready to do
their part for the nation in the even;
war breaks upon us. The great pa
rade through the business session and
the after meetings at the oregon and
Alta theater will give expression to
spirit Of patriotism that has grown by
leaps and bounds since the interna-
tionaI situation became critical
Women Manage Weil
Tn ladies' of the Req cross who are
the affair tonight have
good administrative abil-
ity as well as patriotism. They have
called into line virtually the entire
and neignboring country
and invariably the responses have
been cordial and enthusiastic. Mrs
II. H. Hattery is serving as chairman
Of the women's committee and the
general charge of the parade tonight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-29
'PENDLETON MAY Be CALLED UPON
TO RAISE COMPANY OF INFANTRY

was held over for week to give the
clare that Portland is R-fever with
militant preparedness. ON almost
every corner. they state. are recruit
ing stations of fhe national guard. the
regular army, the navy or marine
corps with young ladies nearby to en-
courage young men to enlist.
DIR. NJ. 5. Kern this afternoon re-
ceived a telegram from General White
stating that if PendIeton boys wished
To join the Oregon National Guard at
this time, that their transportation
would be paid To Portland where they
could enlist in any of the present COM
panies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-29
PLAN FOR NEW HKS
BUILDING MATURING
Three New Trustees Appear Before
Council to Ask Consideration OF
Sale of City Lot ON Cottonwood
Street.

Indications Of progress in the plans
OF the Pendleton lodge OF Elks for
the erection OF modern business
block and lodge han were given last
evening by the appearance before the
council Of three of the new trustees.
]. r. Raley. Judge q. W. Phelps. and
]. V. Tallman, to ask the council to
consider the$saale of the city lot on
Cottonwood street just back Of the
present Elks building. The matter
was referred TO the house committee
and the trustees are meeting with
this committee this afternoon.
Mr.. Raley was spokesman for the
trustees and stated that the Elks
would be willing to pay the market
price for the property. No definite
plans for the proposed new building
have been drawn but the trustees have
in mind a three story building cover
ing their present lot and the city lot.
To do this the present building would
have to be rebuilt to some extent
Ths tentative plans OF the trustees
Increased space on the
first floor for Hamley q Co. commodi-
Gus club rooms. lodge rooms. a bail
room. bachelor rooms, a swimming
tank. bowling alleys. etc.
The project viii depend largely up
on methods devised for financing the
hut the trustees hope to
be able to push. their plans to early
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-29

ECHO SHIPS OUT
FIRST 1917 WOOL
Thirty-E1ye Thousand Pounds of
First Grade Are Purchased by tho
Crinmins and Pierce %. of Boston.
(East Oregonian speciaI. )

ECHO. March 2s.-The first car
load of the 1917 clip Of Echo wool
was sent from here Last night to the
East Not only was 1t the first Echo
wool but the first Oregon wool to he
shipped this year. 1t was purchased
and shipped by Thomas Ross. Echo's
prominent wool buyer. to crimm.ns
and Pierce Co., Boston, Mass.
The shipment consists of thirty
five thousand pounds OF first class
wool taken from Lincoln mutton
sheep belonging to Jos Cunha and
Frank Correa. The price paid per
pound was not made public
General shearing will begin here
April 10 at the Echo shearing plant
by the Wattenburger crew.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-29
CHARLES TULLIS HAD
NARROW ESCAPE WHEN
RIVER BANK CAVED IN

p. (East oregonian Specially 4
UKIAH. Ore. March 29.- I
, Charles Tullis who recently
, bought a ranch near Ritter. met 4
, with a peculiar accident near Z
there last Saturday. He bought Z
, and loaded a ton OF seed grain Z
, and started for home with IL. Z
and in driving over grade Z
, along the river. the bank gave :
way, throwing the wagon and Z
team over the grade. breaking Z
, one horses back and injuring =
the other so badly both had to Z
he shot. and scattering the =
, grain broadcast as the sacks =
bursted. MT. Tuills and a neigh Z
; Dor escaped by jumping. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-29
AMERICANS TOLD
TO LEA We GERMANY

LONDON. March 2s.-''From Span
ish diplomatic sources" the Evening
Star declared it had learned that Am
orleans were warned to leave Germany
before April second.
Germany has been asked to send
Americans home. it is reported. Am
hassador Page was instructed from
Washington TO request the transmits
sion Of the message TO Berlin through
the Spanish ambassador.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-29
LOCAL BLUESTEM
SELLS AT $I.8O
MAY OPTIONS CLOSE To 50 PER
PUSHEL IN CHICAGO MAR
KFT TODAY.

PORTLAND, March 29.-Ten thou
sand bushels of May bluestem sold
here at one seventy eight a record
price. The sale of PendIeton bluestem
is reported at one eighty.
CHICAGO. March 2s-(SpeciaI to
the East oresonian)- Range of wheat
prices today:
Open. High. Low. Close.
May $1.s4% sl.ssz SI.s4% S1ssK
July &1.67h si.sS% s1.s6h Sls6a
Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore. March 2s-
(SpeciaD-Club S1.1O: bluestem xI.7S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-29
SUSPENDS
ALL GUARANTEES
OF CONSTITUTION

LONDON. March as.-The
Spanish cabinet has decided to
suspend constitutional guaran-
tees, according % n wireless mes
sagc here. The act means the
institution Of martial law
throughout spain. Labor union
headquarters are closed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-29
ROAD EARNINGS IN
JANUARY SHOW GAIN
OF SEVEN MILLIONS
Big Increase Noted in spite of Fsrt
That Railroads Claim Net Earn
Ings have Been Reduced.

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-Ad-
though the railroads contend there
net earnings have been reduced, the
January estimate of the net income
of the roads sowed a gain OF seven
million over January a year ago. The
January operating revenues exceed
three hundred million. increasing for
ty million The operating expenses
increased thirty three million. The
expense increase doesn't include the
law rise.