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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
Gn i%pariommelis Mano,

Bao ct &oipital i 0ien 6g0e for
le6en, / Gglge ugeeue Sreie Bresie"rx
en- Manb be0 Napn Solepb 9pit5-
berger, ser bar teltamenteret bele-
fin Sorml1e - 2 Millioner &rorter
- til BEN moiaiife Menigbeo paa
Den 8etingelie, at Yengene anpe1=
oeS til Spferelie al ct 8prnebo1pi-
tat.
Spit5berger, Der / lin Sis bobbe
baret &asierer / Ell 6obrif, boboe
erbberbet fig fin Sorml1e peb en-
ltrengt giennemfgrt 5pariommelig=
De0. San boe0e pao ct lille Colt
fammer, bpor Ser albrig bperfelr
TOM 2DS eller Barme, efterlom ban
haboe for 5fif alti6 at gao / 5eng
bco Mprfets Srembr1to. - Sons
Wao!tioer beito6 al gomlnelt 8rgn
og Sc. uoen 5uffffer. 9gg og 5rugt
oor en- Surl1s, toni ban fun ljgl0en
tilloo fig. SON rpg alorig ,Gobof
90 oraf bberfen Nin eller 81. 6au
fjprte olorig /. 5porpogn, foretog
o1orig nogen &ejie og gif olonig
/ 5eatret. Suns 9porlo1nmeligbe0
gift ti1itoit iaa bi6t, at ban aI6rig
fjpbte Jig en- Mbis, men npje6es me6
at l9ie -oe &eflamele6ler, lom blen
bG11gt op / &la6a161algene. Son on
lfoffeoe fig a10rig npe alpoer, mer.
fJgbte fun garnle, lom ban lelb re-
parereoe. Desl16en boifc6e han ieln
aft fit Ggj.
Noa oenne Moooe por ban /
5tono til at legge 9tprlteoeler1
at fine SnotG9ter til 5ioe, % ao=
p1tolen forgge6e ban beo bel6iqe
Spetllationer.
Selb 6o ban bor blebel1 en- BEL.
ltoaenoe Wa110, be0blep ban at fore,
Oct lun1r1e iporiommelige 2ib 1ont
t1Ollgere, % gab albrig en- Gre us
til Sornaje4tler eller o,1oet> |om ban
oniao for forerflpoigt eller ungo-
pcnoigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
s., 6nrop,
@lfo, 8irginia.

Garcrnc for Grippe. Sc flelt'
Soft fjen6er Sc almin0eIige 5Dmp
toner paa Grippe, men Sc 3pnes
iffe at bloc, bOilfe forferoelige Sic:
inltater, Sen Tan foraorloge; ellerS
Diloe oe lite iaa letitnoigt betragte
Sen alminoelige S%remberifen al
oenne epioemiife Hlage, men bilbe
t9nfe ~alborligt poo at befempe SEN
meb al Magt: Grippe ippffer ofte
@pltemet / BEN @rao, at bisie Or
gamer bliber for ite6ie b%eifa6ige0e.
Monge &ilfaloe af Gpring bar BE-
rcS lloipring fra @rippe11. Dens
Mngreb pou &jertet CT meget poe
l9ggenoe, 6a 6e foraarbager be for=
!!iglte Tormer al froniife &jerteli=
.oelier. Sen p6elegger Nerbei17te=
met, itooer ofte Toritan6en for BE-
ltonoigt % Tan enoog1aa foraarlo=
&c Blinobe0 pg 0pDbeb.
@borfor uoiette< fig for 6isie So
rer, naar set life CT np6penbigt?
Toriigtigbe0 / rette Ti6 tan befelte
bort 2egerne imob @rippens 8acil<
Ter, og at benDtte set rette 2ege=
mi66el, noar bi merfer 5Dgoom=
mems ferfe Eegn, bill latte os i
5tano til me6 ringe 8nnifeligheo
at oDerbin0e Sen. Sber ct Snn6reoe
MorS Grfaring bar lnrt os, at 81.
BeterS &nrifo er set beo1te 2ege-
miooel for SorebDggelien og Selbre=
oellen al Grippe. Suiinber far bis
net oerom. SIR. Mnbrem 8ltcbbolaer
fra Srcibmoter, Galif., lfriper: ugn
al mine &1lnoer baphe Grippe iao
ilcn1t, at Sen a11greb bans syn. @on
fife, le u6en 8riHer % bar
/ Ston0 til at lofgre 1oqet
Mrbejoe; Otter at babe taget en-
Gurifo fun6e ban !egge fine
til SIDE, og efter Sen ol1oen
bar ban iaa raif lom npgeu-
l1lig on0re-. Meoiciner Tan Dr
Rltrifo life faces poo Mpo-
:eferne. 5pecielle Mgenter for fof=
Ter Solf 0en Direfte fra Sobrifon=
ternes 2aborotorinm. Strip til Or.
Better Sabrnep & Cons 60, Gil
ago, SlI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
Era 6nluang.
9anif @irfiombeb Seitpaa,

Set fan { mao tie birfe meget OPP
lnnntrenbe poa bette 8la6s 2elere
/ Wellemltaterne mi mi6t / ben
baar6el tie 8interti6 at bgre ira Gg=
ne me6 parmere Semperatur og
|i1nr fra 5olbong, Ser b%e6blipen6e
%inarer til fit Nabn. Set 'lfal Dog be-
merfes, at bi / benne Binter bar
babt en- Del Nattefro1t, nn6erti6en
ogiaa ON Dagen. Ebermometret bar
oeret ne6e poa ca. 90 Or, 6og life
UNDER 3ero. Dg ri bar oplepet at
ie Soroen oeffet me6 5ne beri Da=
len, finn for nog11e faa elmer oog.
Set er 10 / &egntioen og Der er
biotil faloet iaa tilpqS &egn, at
Sarnterne bor bpret / 5tan6 til at
plgje og tiliaa S6r6en imellem &eg-
meme. Ser bliper facet Specie, 8Dg
og &apre, 6esu0en bliber cit Del
|Sor6 b%earbej6et til at beplanteS
meo @6nner. 86nneb6lten bar i6r=
oeles go0e ii6lte Mor % Briierne
bgje. 86meaplerne blep rigtignof
nbebageligt oberroife6e. al. en- tiolig
&egnperio6e mi0t Soften bbab Der
er noget uie0bun1igt, % oct iaa ub
iom on1 belle Soften bil6e bltpe poe
lagt. Set bite fig bog, at ser. ioo
go6t iom ineen 5faoe bar ifet. -
DeSnoen Dar 8riien / Ben SID ite=
get. 5olDang be1ter Jig EN- Del al
ben npe &oDe0lanoebei mellem 5ar
Sraneisco og 2oS MngeIes. Scr
gaar ODER en- Del af gaIon11res
2ano, BOG ct Stpffe nbenfor gDe11
Ser bliber bDgget en- 8ro ober ct
Ones 6lo0en til ct &oiten6e, ON iee
buffer ret, of ober 100000 Dollars
lamt Ell minDre 8ro oper en- Ga
1lpon. 8eicn bliber asfalteret % bill
11aar ben b!iber far6ig, ietfe Sol
bang | Yet 5orbinoelle meb 5antt
Barbara % Sos MngeIes.
Ser er I 2pbet af set iioife glal
fonmen Ell 9el Soft BERTH og iIaa.
ct iig neo, bel mot en- balb 5nes
Samilier. 81 Of Dem, $. Nieliel
ira Nnoubor, So, og Senrb SIR;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
8ilb. @iusIom.

5om tort meo6elt i iioite llge er.
ben aloIte bonife Stuoent ! De Sor-
eneoe Stoter, Naltor @ilbelm 8inS-
lom, afgaaet peo Dgoen ! snnta
gru5, California.
Dcn Mfog6e, Der bar Ell Sgn at
Sultitsraao 8eter 8inslon, blcp
|fpot / &ipbenbapn ben 8. September
1927. Son bleb 5tu6ent fra Sre=
6erifsborg 2atin- % @eulifole !
1S45 me6 Ell iaa nbmgrfet &araf-
ter, at ban fit @labs pau &egeni en.
|6enere tom ban til at DO | Digte=
rem '@oltrups 9iem paa &oligbeos=
bejen. Set Dor altib meb @lp6e, at
ban tolte ON fine @rtn6ringer fra
6enne Ei6.
Sen urge Mano, Ser bar en- 8 TO-
oerign al Sen befien6te 6anlfe @fne=
ipiller fra set &ongelige Sbeater,
Carl @inslom, blep natnrligbiS me-
get interesieret i SfueipE.. San fif
ben 9@re at optr96e / 6olfeteatret
i ct al &oltrups Stpffer, bpor bans
Molle bleb ffrepet al &oitrup for
bom pcrionlig. 0o &rigen / 1849
brg6 u.s. mel6te ban fig til Sanen.
s 1862 b1eb borr gift me6 S IF.
gbri1tiane 9lterbp fra O6enie. n
&ans 8rplupsreiie git til 6e Sore
ne6e 5toter, boor bans pngre 8ro=
ser, Ser6inan6, opbol6t fig. SON
fit ienere Mnietelie / 6ennes BE-
fjenbte 8onf I Chicago.
s 1867 bleb bon, iaopel font
bans &ultru iterft grebet al 0er
9epe &irfes 29re, (Sme6enborg),
og efter at ban / 1878 returnereo e
til Donmarf, birfe6e ban font Be-
Ser og &r9it for Sen Npe &irtes
Menigbe6 / &ipbenbabn. @eo Stoen
al fin 8reiteoirfiombe6, ips!!e6e ban
meget me6 Sberiptte1ien al EN- Gel
al 5tpeoenborgS lotin1fe &9rfer til
set 6onifc @prog.
S 1897 reilte BON og bans Sl,=
ltrl1 tilboge tip Sc Sorene6e Stoter,
bbof ollie beres 8grn allereoe or
bol0t fig. S 1918 6p6e bans trofalte
/ California, Sans Dotter,
blcp gift meo ST.. @ictor So
Sgn al ben befienote &rop1
fra 8iborg 9omfirfe.
pons pl6lte syn, Benjamin, er ST.
oilingenier og Mrfiteft og Dor Il
1bicogo. !&ans Dngite spn er ben
bele oct be1tlige Mmerifd befjen6
Fe 9re=, &als- % 9je=2ege, Or.
Ibomas s. @inslo>p / Saflan6,
california;.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09

ger meo at iige, at set rnbarenoe
.SDitem for Dmfptning, fan life af-
ifaffeS n6et1 at iatte ct anoet og
.beore / steoet, % bet er bette beore,
toni elonu lite bar fanget set pro-
teiterenoe 8l1b1tfums Dpmerfiom-
bcb.
Sort Setflenert berneoe ner
Nicbmono, 8irginia,, er enon1t FIN
nogle faa Maaneber g~annn1elt og
bar felgeligt life funnel gjgre bper-
fen fra eller til / gpgrgsmaaIet
ON Sigh Colt Of 2toine".
Men bi CT bog for iaa blot 1taf=
|hRngige af Spgrgsmaalet og baa=
Der D%e6blibenoe at bore set.
Spis en- Mon6 tor ltole poa fine
eg11e gDner til at brDbe fig en- 8ane,
lom 5armer, ioa er Der B1oo1en
for bam. Mel1 cit Ma1o, Ser life
bar ben fornp6ne guergi SIR bcoi
i for fin egen 5fpl0, at ifrinlngge
Sanferne ON Sarming baooe be,
% anbet 5te6S. Set er Blot ct ben:
ligt Maa6 til DEM iom pil ofnbptte
8p!ipet meb 2anbet.
S. 6nrop,
@lfo, 8irginia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
Htrgtnta-Breu
Meb6elelier fra Glfo.

Set er / Dag, 81. Sebr1or, Ct
oejligt milot Soraarsbejr; bborbio1
bette er Sn6le6ntngen til Sorooret
er lite afgiort, ga bi en6m1 fo1,
faa boa6e fol6t og poaot SER, mer
set parer / iao Sol6 fnn foo Gage.
Blomiterne ifp6er op oberalt og en-
felte Greer begDnoer ioo imuot al
fnoppes.
Set bill muligbis t%nteresiere 8lo=
bets 2R1ere> at l9ie ct 166rog al
ben @apport, ion 5tatens n8eotb=
er Bureau" bar noienbt for 1916.
Sen biier, at ben barmeite Sag bar
Soc September me6 SO Grader, %
6en foloeite 156e Sebruor meo 5
Grader ODER Zero. Mi06eltempera=
turen far for oe enfe11te Moane6er
beret iaale6eS: Sonl1or "A, Tebrn=
ar 80, SPORTS 43, Mprtl So, M}oj
70, Stunt 72, Suit 70, Mugu1t 76,
September So, Oftober 60, Mopem=
Der 48 % December 80.
Ne6bgr for Moret 1916 bar st.
49, melt for Sum- % min6lt for
yeobember. Neobgren ct normal
1853 % Ben bar boI6t fig ioo
jpbnt BERTH it6en 1871 me6 un6ta=
gelie al nogle foo Mar 81. a. 1872,
Ser bar meget tor mes FIN 27,65
1902.
Hort SoroarSorbeioe Der i set
Dom tie Settlement er lao imaot be-
gDnot, og mar Sor6en er tjenlig|
begpnocr Warforbejbet meo al SEN
&raft, Ser raa6es oper, for at BIZ
oroge Dor Hort til, at @pfolfst life
1nlter libel al Mongel pao 5g6e-
borer. Set er for &elten en- mqrfe=
Zig Mano, Ser er leoen6e / 5amfut1=
oct, operalt tan mon e rig Sor6
/ itore 6tr9fninger, 1pm iIet fife,
bcnpttcS, nn6togen ti4 5pef11lotior1,
og DC flelte 5torbper CT omgipet
at ct gplte al uipefulotip", me1t
|uburgt Sor6. Sor 3jeblifffet ,er
.5torbperne mere eller mil16re npr
&ungersneoen, men Bpltet meo Sen
brngelige Sorb er itooig ltggeroe
nbrlgt ben, al ipefnlatibe &eniDn,
aft linens Der protelteres al 8D=
folfet og ipefuleres al 2onoejerne.
Seq ipneS BET er ct mere eno olmi11=
be1igt Dl1nt 5Ditem, men Sc flelte
rDIter paa Sobeoet a6 mine SSbeer
og benpiie r til Sen umooerne l1b-
|bifltng", lao for 9iebliffet oenter
leg ingen Nnerfjenoelie al mine
5DnSpnnffer og b1iDer ion 6plge
0erd1 1I1e 1tlffef sDeller. seq 11tlter
lite, ipefulerer better life, % 6et
CT rimeligpis of ben @r1tno, at jeg
life er oplagt til at grille efter ale
De Salmitraa, lom faites 11o til ben,
Ser. er Deo at goa tilbltrbs. Ser ct,
iom Dracbmurm iagoe, v@alifab
not, men i1ga1 5Ditem", og al olle
Sc Sorilag, leg enonu bar iet, DneS
mig life ct enelte, iom ct perb at
1ipfte 5pitem. Ron bnnoe leg to-
ger fell, % bill oerfor iffe belbpre
2nierne pioere tneo mine Soccer. ON
Droning df ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
log fltn lutte oisie faa 8emarfnin-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09

J (Yaa Don1f beo g. 81
GMnpls. Iribune", %. 10. 1916
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09

Jeg altld hVlle
! mig fprend det
var ferdigt. -
L@gen sagde, at
jeg MATTE have
en- Operation og
Diet nedbr6d mig.
En- Veninde raa-
dede mig til at
prove Lydia r.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
EN- VENlNDES RAAD.
En- Kvinde freIst fra on farlig kirur-
-gisk Operation.

Louisville, KY. go Il fire Aar
led jeg at Kvindesygdomme, Hoved-
pine og Nerv1sitet. Kunde like 0
We, havde ingen Appetit og led
Smerter naar jeg gik. Hvis jeg pro-
vede at gj0re init Arbejde, matte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
TO Par
GIekIede
Gardiner fTit.

Disse er store,
STnukke Noting
ham, hseAlede Gar
diner. 24 Ydsl LANCE,
elegant Nc r,
stmuk bred b r {,
godt udfgrt Kant.
Passende forP arior,
Dagligstue etc. Skriv
efter Is Stk "Onve
Oh Castillo. S8be
at s@lgei'tn loc Sfk.
vi sender 'SRben
D0rt0frif. Mar soigt
send os $3.50 og vi
sender Dem to Par
af disse s1nukke
Gardiner.
Friend Soap Co.
Dept. N. 223.
Concord Jct.,.
Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09
Rules Of the Road.

Rules of the Road.
Qab 0e11, 1om er flog fun Slo0ernt
felge
% tolfe poo Sloobunoen 9ioernes
Srb;
TIL ban fon Jig lore al bber Ell
8plge,
at fpr mon fan ipringe, MO MOI
frDbe pao Sor6.
90 SEN, lom ej center @rfaring -
Of, Zig bam:
st Mennel fe!ib fnn laa tibet, for
Sen ipage> iom lerer, ilet life Ell
Zig bam:
Ebi ban berer @ul6 til Bisoom,
mems @uar6.
Or 6reoen til &inoer, 90 BRIO ben
beer Grlig,
tunf melt poo Minutet, fun minore
paa Mor,
% foloer Sig Sober, ga mo6tog
ben ferlig,
men Crib eli 6erefter, fer ner Ben
0ig 1taar. .
Seer taps - og ber FILTER, 9ig
Eabsbeo Ell rebe,
beer TITO moo Sit Sr6 og Sin Ger
ming, Din 8en -
tro lite paa Sem, 1om me0 @os Sig
nil fsbe,
bsm lite ON @ejen, for Dn bor
nonoret Sen.
@tad oprejit / Dalen, men prol
Ell pao Sin6e.
Crib @ober m1eo 5uf: De betqtes
igen.
"Seg bar" er en- yt1goom - LEG
bnb6e" fun Wein6e,
gu er ber6 Ell Din 2pn = f1tn 5 et>
gu gentle ben.
Stol Ell poa Sit Mrbei6 = ga BIZ
&loner Ell lpffes.
Som Secret ie poa Din 8ip> ggr
benoe ei tber;
ftpr 8srn me6 Sornuf> eli meo @is
og roor set Dig tpfffes,
Lao 5snnen fig gifte = 90 &eien
meb SEN, bun for fer.
$o1b &11rie1, ioo 1ige, gu Tan =
beer a!!tio tilrebe
at bi9e en- 5mule for Dem, Ser
bon6rer forbi -
Ben itette @urs er or itpt; enbber
al i'm 5tjerne Zig 1e6e,
toor En- gaar til Mp6e % an6re
longs &3irffelti
@o6pen og @elte, lao bette Dig
fomme tilgo6e:
Soa in1ol er Dor Strgm, at to B1ter
0erober i1oar &bplp,
og bolo 9ig / Min6e beltonoigt:
&per enelte en- pon Dor &lo0e
til @ejen bar ligeiaa faitilaaet &et
1om Dn 1elb.
Sobn 8uple S'Geillp.
Mao Donif Deo g. 81
1Mnpls. 1ribune", %. IL. 1916.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-09

Mnoers er uoe at. itiele 8renoe
i Sfoper1> % % ban er paa &iem-
peien ntco en- bel .Greitamme> mg-
Scr BON 5%fobfogoen.
"9eoo> er gu MI igien uoe at
ftjGle 8ren6e."
~Nei beuores, iee er bare uoe
at botantiere."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23

Commencing tomorrow, the Pastime
theatre will present america . most
popular male star % the screen.
Doug Fairbanks in his initial Art
craft picture. produced by his own
company, In Again out Again.
A typical Fairbanks picture, In
Again out Again" presents the smii-
ing Doug" at his pest in a subject
Of rapid fire theme and hundreds OF
hearty laughs. Never before has the
athletic one had a better opportun-
ity TO give his admirers 50 much of
his inimitable self and various sur
prises are in store for his many
friends who will visit the Pastime
theatre Supported Dy Airline Pretty,
the popular screen actress and an
equally efficient cast including Arnold
Lucy, Helen Greene, Homer Hunt
Matter Walker, Albert Parker, Bull
Montana and others Of similar pop
ularity Doug is given capable az
sistence in the presentation Of the
plot, which displays satire Of un-
usual humor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23
A TIME FOR SACRIFICE.
President Draws Lesson from Red
cross Week.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Red Cross
week and its significance in the war
was characterized by President Will
son in a message read at a dinner
here today to stimulate the organiza-
tion's work throughout the country,
as a rare privilege to prove unselfish-
ness and the spirit of sacrifice.
Il am interested to learn Of the
dinner which the Red Cross commit
tee has planed for tonight" the pres
ident said During this week the
American people will have unique
privilege of manifesting America
unselfishness.e as well as the real spir-
it of sacrifice which animates our
people / am sure the people of New
York will do their part, but l hope
they will measure the generosity OF
their gifts by the urgency of the
need"
After a toast to President Wilson
had been drunk. Charles Z. Hughes.
the toastmaster. emphasized the ne
cessi;y for n great auxiliary army of
relief, since a great army and navy
is being equipped
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23
LOCALS
O. Advertising in BI let

RATES.
Per line first insertion. ... .lOr
Per line, additional inser tion. Se
Per line, per month ........ .]d:Ov
No locals taken for less thaR 26c-
Count 9 ordinary words TO line.
Locals will not be taken over the
telephone except from East oregon
Ian paid-Up subscribers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23

as child's play. as it plainly evidenced
in D. w GJfnth's masterpiece I'm
tolerance" which is coming to the
Arcade for three days, commencing
Monday. June 25th. In this gigantic
spectacle Mr.. Griffith has refought
faithfully and authentically. the battle
waged by Cyrus and his Persian
hordes on BeIshazzar of Babylon.
Each and every detail in connec-
tion with the life and custom Of the
people of Babylon. to the minutest
detail. up to the time that the vic
torious Cyrus took the ancient city.
Is produced by Mr Griffith accord
ing to the most authentic records.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23

Regular Ice Deiivery-North side
and East side on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. South side and
West side ON Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Hans out your ice sign.
Phone orders taken care Of at any
time except sunday afternoon. Phone
.lSN. Smpthe-Lonergan Co. 6-25
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23
MOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
Alta Tonight

Alta Tonight
Louise Huff and House Peters Will
be seen at the Alta tonight in the
PaIlas- Paramount production, The
Lonesome Chap" a thrilling story
by Emma Rochelle Williams prepar-
ed for the screen by Harvey Gates.
The cast supporting the stars in this
production includes such clever ar
lists as Eugene Palette, John Bur-
ton. Betty Jonson and Senior Buzz.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23
The Alta Theatre, sunday and Monda,

Sleeping Fires the Famous
Players Paramount picture starring
Pauline Frederick, will be the at
traction at the Alta Theatre. In this
picture Miss Frederick has a role
that, while it is entirely different
from anything she has ever appeared
in will remind one OF the parts she
took in The Women in the case. q"
i'm that it is a sympathetic role. as
against the adventures type.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the oregon Buildinr
& Loan Association will be held AZ
the office Of the Secretary. VIII
Moore. IL East Court street this
city on Tuesday. June s6th. 1915. at
: D. m.
r. ALEXANDER. President
WILL MOORE. Secretary. 6-2S
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23
WHEN WAR WAS WAGED WITH
ROCKS

While the warriors of ancient
Babylon had not the means of whole
sale slaughter in vogue today. their
warfare could hardly be considered
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23

Despite the war and the onrush ~
prohibition more whiskey. beer and
tobacco were consumed within the
past year than IN any previous year,
fact that should give the nation
that may mean
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23

For Adams, Athena and Weston.
leaves Allen-Knight co. at 10 a. m.
and $3.50 p. m. each day. Phone 400
for reservations. Ralph Shaffer.
prop.-Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23

The public IL cordially invited 10
attend the regular Saturday nigh
dance tonight in Moose hall Music
by Ssvyer's orchestra. Admission. 50
>ents ADV
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23

saturday night. June 2Srd. You
are cordially invited and assured a
good time First class accommoda-
tious. 60
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23

Another s2OO phonograph TO be
given away at the Boston store see
u in their window.-Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23

Apis. for sale. 400 +. Alta. s-15tf
Apis for rent. 400 K. Alta. 6-21tf
Furnished apt. Hamilton Cour:.
a00tr
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23

The Cosy theatre. is justified III
claiming that 1.-The Hunting Of the
Hawk" in which it is to present
William Courtenay. is even better thau
kick In" the photodramatization OF
the famous A II. Woods melodrama
in which Mr. Courtenay was seen re-
Gently with Mollie King.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-23

William Courtenay and Marguerite
snow in THE Hunting Of the Hawk ."
at the Cosy theater, sunday and Mon
day
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-02-26

er reporter this morning he offered
some interesting facts regarding the
conditions in that country.
Among other things, Mr.. Hunt
says that farmers in Saskatchewan
find that they can ship their low
grade grains, especially wheat, to
this country, and even after paying
the duty, realize a neat profit on IT.
In shipping stock TO market there.
preference is given to lighter meat.
Hogs, for instance, which weigh
more than 225 pounds are classed as
heavy, and the market for them is 3
cents lower than for hogs of lighter
weight.
Labor in his part of the country is
extremely scarce. Mr.. Hunt cited an
instance of one nan who worked
only occasionally, at unloading cars
of coal at 25 cents a ton, and who
made S11 in fourteen hours of work
all Of which shows that the scare
ity Of labor commands correspond
ingly high wages.
Food conditions are higher than in
normal times, but have not yet
reached the extremes there that they
have in the states.
Though the country is normally
classed as being semiarid, there was
an excessive rainfall last year and
yields Of grains We're unusually
heavy.
Mr.. Hunt has lived at Eston seven
years. After a brief stay in Madison
and neighboring towns, he will re-
turn in about two weeks and remain
until another crop Is harvested.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-02-26
millinery and COLORS
MISS MORSE RETURNS FROM
THE FASHION CENTERS.

Surprising names and colors Of
new spring hats and apparel we're
brought back by Miss l.. h. Morse
Saturday, when she returned from a
business trip to the twin cities and
Chicago. As always in times Of mil
itary activity the extremes will re
fleet the activities of nations. Gold,
Japan blue, %prunelle, woodlawn
green, tomato red, gray, rose and
chartreuse are some of the shades
and colors that will elecit exclama-
tons Of delight from feminine shop
pers. Models and effects range
through a wide variety in hats and
ready to wear choices. Miss Morse
says. ito the complete satisfaction Of
the most fastidious." These fash
ions and colors are decreed by the
eastern arbiters, and at the spring
openings will be shown in all their
irridescent splendor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-02-26
BUYING HOLDS UP
DESPITE FOREIGN WAR AND
CAR SHORTAGE.

New York, Feb. 26.-Dun's com
mercial review says:
Partial relief from the traffic con
gestion has bettered the position Of
business, though progress in many
directions continues hindered by the
delays in transportation. Obstacles
in overseas shipping also restricted
export movements and the doubts
about foreign affairs make for gen
eral caution in entering upon en-
gagements for the future. Unlike
the recent experience demands are
mainly confined to immediate re-
quirements; speculative tendencies
are discouraged; yet federal con
tracts %accentuate the pressure on
producing forces and consumption of
staple products is sustained in large
volume Notwithstanding the high
prices. The extreme living cost
caused increasing complaint and cur
tailment of purchasing is more APP
parent, but the buying power holds
up remarkably well and it is note
worthy hat saving deposits are
steadily accumulating. Weekly bank
clearings, s3.974.658.119.