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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-13

r NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Ihs'
sealed bids will be received at the Of
flee OF the City Recorder of the Clty
of PendIHtou, Oregon, up TO otloek'
q m. on tho 2ith day OF October, lsl Z.
Tot the Improvement Of tho following
streets in said City. to-wit: Madison
Street from the South line of wilson
Street 20 the South line OF Marun
street. according TO the plans ana
specifications for such Improvement Z
prepared by Geary kimbroil' CITY surS
veyor. and now on file IN tho oIt'ee % o.
the Recorder OF said City; each bio
Inuat be accompanied by certified
check in the sum OF SeS0.00. made pay
able 10 the order OF the Mayor OF the
City OF Pendleton, the check TO De re-
turned 10 the bidder, IL unsuceesstu'
ara 10 he forfeited if the bid Is sue
rcsEful and the bidder fails 10 enter
into a contract In accordance with the
ferms OF his bid: scaled bids shail
specify as follows;
CirAvei Bitulithie pavement in
cludinE tho surface finishing
course, and bituminous foun-
= sdation. as per plans ana
Hpeclfications, per 50. yd.. $..''''
f-urh ncr IneRl ft..........N ....s.
EKeavation. per cubic yd. t.'.'.'
Gutter. pcr iincal tt.........- 4.s..'.
Embanltment per cubic yd... ''''''
HenderH per iincai ft..,.....s A''s''.
fn1erheotion Drains each ,... N''..''
Fer cntirc Improvement COM
nieto ttotal bidl ...........k ....s.
Tho Common Council reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
Dated October itth ,ipi7 1900.
THOS. FlTZ GERALD.
Recorder OF The City OF Peudleton'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY.

S. A. LOWELL, ATTORNEY AND
counsellor at law. Office In De-
spain building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
CATTLE MARKET hits $40 MARK

PORTLAND. oct. 1a.--The cattle
market at North Portland advanced
25c for steers and sows with sale of
extra good stuff in the steer division
at SO. 90. This IL a record price for
fail marketing and Indicates a grow
ing demand for cattle despite the eff
forts Of the food authorities to stem
the appetite for meats.
There was only a small run OF cat
tie reported on the market at North
Portland during the day. The only
straight cars were two loads offered
from Colfax, Wash.
The 10 head Of steers that brought
the record price Of $1,000 were ship
ped to the Benson Commission COM
pany by Carol g. Scheffer. who rails
ed them near colfax. The stock was
fat and sold quickly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
HELP WANTED. MALE.

AN INTELLIGENT PERSON NAY
earn 500 monthly corresponding
for newspapers; $40 to $50 monthly
in spare time: experience unnecas.
sary; no canvassing: subjects sug.
gestsd. Send for particulars. Ma
tional Press Bureau, Room 42ss, Buf-
falo. N. Y.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

LEGAL BLANKS OF EVERY DE
scription for county court. circuit
court. justice court. real estate. etc
for sale at East Oregonlan office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
Swine Market weaker.

Swine Market Weaker.
With sharp declines in values at
eastern and middle west centers for
the day and with a weaker feeling
noted here at the start of the trade.
general ideas OF the hog sellers were
for lower prices. There was little ac-
tivity at the opening OF the North
Portland market, buyers holding off
for lower prices while sellers wanted
the previous top.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

LEGAL BLANKS OF EVERY Bn.
seription for county court. elreuta
court. justice court. real estate. etc.
for sale al East orsgonlan office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
HELP WANTED. FEMALE.

AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn 500 monthly corresponding
for newspapers; $40 to $50 monthly
in spare time; experience unnecos.
sary; no canvassing; subjects sus
gested. Send for particulars. Na.
tional Press Bureau. Room G3sT
Buffalo. N. Y.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
Notice OF Payment OF City Of Pcnd1e.
ton Improvement Bonds.

Notice is hereby given that City Of
Fendleton Improvement Bonds Nos.
II. 13, IA and Is. Series ID, Nos II,
~ and 10. Series E. and No. 70. Ssl
ries ". will be paid upon presentation
thereof to the undersigned at the
American National Bank, Pendleton.
Umatilla County, Oregon. Infereat
on said Bonds ceases November l.
1917.
Dated October 10, 1917.
LEE MooRHOUSE
Treasurer. City of Pendletor,
By Wm. Mickelsen, Deputy. ie-1e
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-13

List of claims allowed by the
County Court at the October. 1917.
term. except certain claims allowed
by statute;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-23
Tener Won't Ask
For Exemption
of Any Players

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-The Ma
tional league Will not ask special
exemption for any Of its ball play
ers and is not in sympathy With
any selfish plan" OF discrimination
in favor of its business or players.
declared John X. Tener. president
OF the league here Thursday.
Il would not go an inch toward
Washington TO ask Pres't Wilson or
the secretary OF war for special
faNors for baseball" said the execu-
tive Of the National league in dis
cussing the proposal 10 exempt IS
baseball players on each club OF the
two major leagues, as suggested by
Pres't Johnson Of the American
leaEue.
Il think il most unpatriotic. g"
continued Mr.. Tener. ito suggest
that baseball should even appear TO
shirk a duty az this time. when so
many parents are giving their sons
and when other business interests
are giving their best men 10 the
service OF our armed forces, and are
making other sacrifices for Lbe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-23

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Pres't John
son OF the American league. said
today that his remarks on exemp-
ton for selected baseball players
yesterday were designed TO open up
discussion Of the subject as clearly
the life of certain clubs. if not Of
the leagues. was menaced by the
draft.
We were ready last spring to
close every ball park but no need
for this was seen by the govern
ment," said Mr.. Johnson. 1T is
clearly understood that the draft
law is not designed TO wreck any
business. The president doesn't want
that TO happen. Hence the time
seems ripe for a discussion of just
how the law would be administer
ed TO give baseball precisely the
same safeguards that are afforded
other businesses, no more and no
less. The problem is 20 equalize
among the clubs sacrifices which
must be made, and which the
American league is ready 10 make"
Mr.. Johnson said he had no spec
ifc comment 10 make on the views
OF Prest Tener OF the National
league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-23
benefit of our country.

benefit of our country.
1T seems to me nothing could be
further from the purpose of baseball.
We cannot ask the government TO
grant us the slightest favor. Any
amusement or single business is a
trihing thing compared TO the OBJ
tanning of liberty for all the nations
Of the world.
Il cannot state too strongly that
the National league is not in SYM
pathy with any selfish plan OF dis
elimination, in favor OF its business
or players The National league will
continue 10 help the government in
any way possible"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-23
BIC TEN SEASON
ENDS TOMORROW
MiChigan-NO Northwestern Clash
to be FEATURE. u. and
Purdue Settle Title.

CHICAGO. Nov %. - Football
fans of the middle west will chant
requiem over the 1917 football
season of the Big Ten conference
after tomorrow's games. Although
tire championship already has been
Won by Ohio state, the season will
end with four games that should
be among the best of the year.
MicAigan's great eleven, which
struck only one snag in the shape
OF Bob Folwelrs husky Pennsylvania
crew. will play its first and only
conference game against Northwest
ern at Evanston. Conference rulings
will make at least two of Michigan
stars ineligible and shifts in the
Wolverine lineup accordingly will
be necessary. Northwestern has
strengtheuee during the last few
weeks but despite this Yost's team
will be a favorite TO win.
For -four years Illinois has been
beating Minnesota, and the Illinois
will try TO make it five straight at
Ur bana tomorrow. Since the Goph-
ers humbled Chicago their stock has
taken a boost and they are regarded
as likely winners in the clash with
Zuppke's crew.
Chicago has a chance 10 remain
in the fight for second place by
beating Wisconsin tomorrow on
Stagg field If Chicago wins she
will be tied for second place with
the winner of the Illinois Minnesota
game, Wisconsin having beaten Min
nesota which defeated Chicago, is
showing no great fear Of Stages de-
moralized MarOons.
Iowa will meet the Iowa agricul-
tural college at Ames. Ohio State
has finished its season so far as
big games are concerned. Indiana
and Purdue will meet in their an
nual battle at Bloomington.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Nov. ca
The charges and counter-charges of
recent days of the eligibility OF In
diana and Purdue players, combined
with the long time rivalry, led fans
today 10 expect a bitter clash when
Purdue and Indiana meet here to-
morrow.
Purdue's protests were successful
in disqualifying Left Guard Ewert,
for playing on his home town team
and Fullback Howard.
Indiana should win, the experts
say. Her record thus far is better
than that OF Purdue. But the boil
ermakers have some fast men. par
ticularly Huffine, and Coach O'Don-
nell will send his men in to win.
Indiana counts much on her strong
line and FullbaCk Howard.
DePauw is looking for another OPP
pOnent this season. Wabash will
play Marquette at Milwaukee on
Thanksgiving and Butler will play
Rose Poly at Terre Haute tomOr-
row.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-24

A Hon while an acretdtsd menbca
cf the eer family. cxnnot ruRr. hows
ever happy ~ may hs when yoe serek<
Na~ bscxoss the hyoia bCcs b hs4
throat u loosA He has to roar.
This y cos oe urrnher pf Interest,"
irs things discovered abeus ~ cse
family reeouy by sctcaetscs q Tho
Lecsis,a x.,<a 4 ( roeoek. s1p~rfns
te,sa.at u tie xoo. explains that thesa
fe,lstAe OF cat family that have N eias-
tic nSansas eesween the cefxtos
hysl and the agper sssnsnts al
the srs2easerrn tlfee. uxes. isop-
ard. txuar, .oar, bur never parr. while
sii tie other srsetes u the ssiiaas.
with rarazity corstrueted hyoidA pgrr.
hss never roar. and among tAeae asu
the cheseaa and puma.
---.1s roarS u tbs tagaar and Loop
ard axs 1ks -Aearsss haxkinE cuughS
"A interval es about ons seeonA sep
srattrx The sxp,atosy seDrtA" says
the observer. They nay he sAdly re-
produced or traitsted by ssuinG piecs
VI thin board with . eaoesetoosh~d
saw. Ths ehsssah. hewevse. calls With
u de-cided nssw. vsry much hks thsf VI
the cat
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-24

do au, aNow ltl.l NlslNs2ai h.aeSo
,s.G hc r.Ckou,l &.Hrag thu slS'..: n.sa
uf Japan. aut he Is certainly oie IL her
lloSi ta,v.vsiing >oUS lie has htNa
pz'Uidlaelst ..iaaas g1vo-u.acn,Hl AND
Legislative Sigr!ys. hu, he is unpopular
Ia sasac QGar;cr> t>causc Of his r,VN
AnacricanlSm. W aav In Ja,..a ua-
,icrsianls Amr,lc,, aud Americans hel.
ter. SAYS the CHRISTIAN Herald. aal. Is
he says. hc has gwen ]: wears et HIS
life to c&l,aiu!ns American Ways ~
the JAPANESE.
No auad-r th2i he understands
America. fer h. ~as educated ia the
Ric, Grammar sch,psl ~ i:s'stos,. in The
Essstun Latin sgh Ai and Harvard cas-
lcEc and Noun, is,'Scr. and CsIse Ana
are as familiar t. han us ~ auy New
Esigian,ler. lie mas In c>,llesc With
Colonel Roosevelt aud knows him w,s.
II hasc camrs! GU, With Anrrieau
boys" he said. and lived with them
Ia their homeS Ia ever. honar they
had family prayers and at frs, when
they knesl.i down I didnt knag what
to d. but J sVa l~arns.L-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-24

President Wilson has stirred
che navy men TO wrath by ap
pointing DR.. Cary I. Grayson, n
carpet knight. tn the rank Of
rear admiral. jumping him over
the heads Of io0 u:.ircrs ahead of
him in service priority. DR..
Grayson'> rank previous To this
promotion was that asslstaa;
surgeon in the navy. bu. his real
duties were those of private
medical attendant to the Prcsi,
dent. In other words. the king .
doctor has become The king :
favorite, and Is therefore show.
cred with the kings favors. Well
may those whose advancement
has thus been checked cry out
tho vail the Bard Of A,oa puts
in the mouth Of laGo--
r 10 the curse OF service,
Preterment goes by letter and al.
lection,
And nos by old gradatioas where
each second
Htoud heir 10 the fret.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-24
Imagination.

The rlil q imac cinatlun appears
to tc the PECULIAR privilege of
man. The architecture Of the
beaver is clever and ing eniou>
but the work OF one beaver diT
ers from that OF his fellow only
in the shape al. nature OF the
wood y. their eSpc,.!vc CON,
mand. The cells Of honey.
comb. beautifully aud y a:aemat'
icaily correct gs they are. differ
ir no particular from those ia cv'
cry other bees constcuci!ga,
Every village boy knows that one
thrush's les: is repeated, char,
acter for character. IN that az
another. With ypu i. is differ
ent; each one ot you can put
something oi himself into his
work, and unless l,c does SO he
becomes a mere copyis', an echo
aud not = sound, u parveyor OF
white rubcd innocence" and
flower bespanslcd meads."
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-24

\, G. "E,A s0~cr, ~ ~ # he
Al->kA ia.A-,~~' ta.De s.: >.Gz. has
arrived a. >v@.;ie. says :2e l',-s. l1:.l,
!seeryr 81 Gtas cry.
"IA!s 's>.'4.l;S,,' hs-.4p was cS,sh.
'lshcl t'y sN2 territory Y. l.4&~ SID
Mr., 81 'uN and ve naa h-ye s.xry.
i've iaiaato>, ,:s,. Il t..,~.a .. : fellows
VIA have l.v,soc.sl /. ia sl.s>.ss every
d$,g.C, o. A,a>&a.
THE tv-TtcTy eS.aN..S Ssr,l ,,sis Ae,,.s,.
1or he i@gl'Jse G: tA-.a- G'r lie cd
's,'arlo4st.s ssa The : kA Institution
is gt@..ly i hs.tn t>- ,l4$ Sc e,d fellows.
who have l~~u2a ioca.4ar.attl .rQca
tUrther lsQrSe.Gs tAe S~s.,ea rslatse.g,.
The aycT,:-c VI ihc>a S.xsy five aa,raa u :
Ii Sky -; years ana asi.sa, ,hes.l
we have svVTa, Nt5o hare hs~ssa a-sss.
I'eS;.as in AlSs&z :e- so-ty wears.
Ia addition to carsH- for sAc sa.
rnHies us .E.s ao.2>c the scvr.yt,-y also
haS is>'sa>son sy->'e,y1 X T. Il c.sg.1s ta-
,he nevis q. q uGgt.snr q: others v at'
are uc; ai:0ecsarr sc.n'rss> IS wei. as
S1 the widows aud EsNS,y wp-;iss,."
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-24
RIVAL JUNGLE KINGS
ROAR OF AScES MONKEYS LIKE
THAT OF Iona
Veteran frssstsg cscis~xs Sssnd -
Be the Nest Try4,3 en- tire kenes
That Ne Ever Rad to
Exp<e.snee.

TIE ssess sc-ik,as syIai 1, the
A-,a-rteaa yroiats Is the -yssrtax u tbs.
ss.-sa.2tNt hasiiGS ,zsouAeys> TIE souE4t
Is eeep-y&cNI. hUstaess.iAe b~lho~-
,rs &, g~aH = hucdeeSt times 1sors
l..4nderuas sni ,sa-r.aie thaa yuu would
think IL ,ssstese for 4 c:Sasare thaI
Is oa,y Astle larger than Dig tusrsr
cat. to Csaxa
hsd heard the snlssais In the tss-
tance nuEaaer ce tiEaesA hde It wAS
&, Rio Frta % the Caaea river, whsSs
aUr Es,ie sternwheei was taxing
weed. that .rsE ,or eiose 10 them IN
scs;aa." A. lef, the boat for shart
walk In Il, virgin esNrcrn foresr I
hes.1 soa ltrs q little dss,ance IN
knew t,la, they were small animals
tour hssses: male welshcL II poanetsi
ta! esNai3 ~ Tie no hartu- fes ! cusa-
Etss ,hs. had TO exert u greater c"aa-
srv OF r,s.r3 over natter ,hna l havs
elsewhere errr kSea called upon to
.Aoy. IN order 10 eye-ceSEs ely tn
sSiackiy~ tps4ve 70 he sa1s1r~hsfs else
Although ! Was certaia that was
perfectly ss.e. IL ,ooS all LAY aerve TIA,
hrss tiras 20 move up ciiaer the tS,o
whsacs eaHas ,hs: coaraxs-kilnnx near
ac.ns h<'llo@. Taerc were only four
OF ,hens--aa Old uaale. senaale and
two hais-grvSa young: probably fara-
ily. Yes the terrible ,,o.se that issued
---prineiraily trc,n the bearded and
swollen threat of tne old uiale>-seesnsd
really to maze the atmosphere quake
As s,o.sd below he would rush down
's~s.H me, h<llcwsnS ou.rassously, and
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-24
Poorly A,rassed Ei.eLe.
HiIders Farm Work.

| The kitchen is The most in
por;.n. institute cn the fsYs,.
Some folks viii Gj,ag,ec with
that state fnent 11>s after uiea.
time or in winter .,ien they are
| fa, and lazy. Bat make ,hs .a.s. .
suggestion about Il o'e.ock or
ii III d afternoon =. sunIa er
harvest day and tie rcso'o o,ior
. aiIi carry witboEt :. o!ssca,,c =
voice. Now dCesL I; ). seem tina.
the most i,npor;a.t farm iusti-
tuition shouid be et1e.cut: Mss
Caryie L. Panc,a>., IL Extension
CircU.a- T., Of tLp Caiyefi,y OF
Missouri Extension Service,
SAY: ''Tte .atm n.'ckcn IS The
farm wou4G's rat ir2 por..-t
@arh-hon, IL ma-T rays &c
Chief goCu ii tle .4,G-c. is
equipment and ar.-angen
easily max tAe difference b.
,wea:4 & 'irt cyer=orao /. po:r-
Gu. housewife, fno On - 10 has
- - line ara energy LEI. toy
recreation @f:cr the da IS wcrl:
Is do.c. " tbs circular n9s IS.
co:4c from IN press u.1 con
tails Z genera. discussion ot tba
~=riency 0. tie s:lgc..a. i;s,=o
co2'aias p.a-s &E4 Suggestion.
for -::an2 H.ent sHd efficiency
eqg.p1. ent of the kitchen. !. j.
illustrated WIN pictures 2~G
era wings o. some N;ss19r. farm
kitchens v5ic'. have proved aCc
coss.ui Copies OF this circa,,r
nay bc had ~ application to the
College Of tAc =. 1.ta.e. Columbia.
souri
Too !reQUaot.y the kitcle1 =
a arranged wi.,,sva; regard 20 tie
resi- Of tie E,oso VI proper "a
cation. To- frequently, aso.
the farm ve@sc1 c.Gs. perform
n3r work IN lie .i,clen VIII
too,s arI jmf.rLeYts sg5l as
her gran3mn;b., r~ni y tjja her
husband prort4, -" latest fam.
n acniaery for performing h.-
work. lie could no. be i3da1eu
to use the cradle or the ilail II
" neat production, or 10 Prepare
III. ,au1 WITH 3 HrndeH -ll. & -
board p.or ana tgash harrow
WHY, >Deu, should the .slI-
WOMAN hayr 10 c., ..ad 1y.th :.
l. ;iq@at,a n.to aea %. aa.iQCa'o0
Farmers VIA are lr.s.:l1e q, !
DL.,d or rrmo,v! t-"r n.t>..eu~ .
"-o.,4 DO VIII 10 g.. y l"r IT, !
ciFln.a..
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-24
WAR WRECKS ARE MADE OVER
Remarkable Operations geiag Per.
formed en- Woynced Soldiers Of
European Est.ieheids.

Operations by which Important EN-,
even ,1tAl parts of lie human body,
shattered o. completely shat away.
haze been rebuilt - replaced are Low
&iAonG ;1e euI4lnoip-&ce events u The
military hospitals q: Europe In the
hospitals IN EI.laaG ihe science. OF sur
gerry has reac9.cI hc sal. heretofore
ull,.'e.a ,Etd of. thacAs largely 10 lie
ci.ici%.t direction os 81. Alfred Eeush,
director gc.ler.! @! The British ar,ly
medical service From the i,e.l..nIl-
Of the ~ar ST. Alfred has it0pnass44.
cpql his su'orj.Lats-- ,he Necessity u.
The s+!t.t4c of The !i;,stts of wounded SOL
t.,e-s :, hen {, i, i. al I-assihlt, IL order
'aAt the patients may ypia&!c a-aFul
,.e.pht--> uf he community aid Dc, he
Gene public cAarsvs
AM atAn"t4s are Row ayl.6ed n
'hog>4Igt!S ut cases where two years
aco .hry vuQ!a have tt-en c,tu sidr-e-i
absolutely .esf1>>4r!. M0ryels hare
a.>o been accomplished in the new
nerve >Grc,-y. which has hc,afl der..-
''%i 4S a r,~3.t q. ;hv ,as. III uiltru,Ix
~ - >t-s u wL4c.. tie ueg,es have hesa
severed.
S,g Alfred keoch. the director o. the
army !.i,~i.cal service ~ G-ca. Britain.
is III his s.1..e,E yca-. aad is the so.
- Il EH><H ,4taaa tarr.~,vr He ga,ns-l
h>> '!r>; experience IN wartime surgery
'&rns ihe SaU3h Atr~aa >Ga.,s. N..eA
he ""> In c',r.;c a( "a -cs,y.aI AQ QsIHtai.
Ills Novk uaS -a seli,ie;; :l4t hc s,As
a"ara'i s-N"-.i metals hg3 in i.sA
l'raMr GE:,<.~r cst.a--g.l 81 .,e >,r,i,e.
II" rc;.,e~t Ia .<sti, bpt returned 10 ;hs
Nrad - he 'at,l,cal se}t.C" hen ~
W,,r broke ~. >a- A'S~>i '.> l>,een he
;s3ihrat ~ a.0y Nst4rr> sa,a ..avt!cal
Aal s,.t.:,!.. ..--st.sEH,s
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-24
cayiiea. Law Cuts GssslliA

The Hiaa&ssS cI :Ae Glasgow sas
1psas la Scotland h.s issued state
rss'n. s.iSsaiEs the ,l.scg " TIC rs'ss
daylight t.N G.>Aa "a. saS consumption
cE iha; c.ty. Lass ,eS.- the e>arisarai,-
,.ua VI sas tr>sa s-x v'tssscA unsil a4sli-
;1l4t, tur thivx t,s>'As nsssll.Gl.sl 10
.--3,tsNl,sS cuh.S ss>t. Il Was lai..
i22T,un this ye9r spg the SAFE period
q saNias AZ .Nssssl,su cssalc feet. THIS
Iszraas al sSerxse ssStnk " aesariy \
t..i;l.on sy'<t each c,egstng. There Is an
iScrease al oser i2.tastsN cutie feet
'r-sus the rc1lsanlas Is hoars VI the
day, du- - the great ae;nana for sas
t,g industrial aary.sss--chlety .roai
tAe sovcszissSat--,s ,aees the dxnaaes
~ war.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-24
Good Looking Men are
nai The Mos. Popular

Tho idea that women desire
men WHO Fte rumnniir. da>hirE
ard attractive, and men are look.
lag for wivr. WHO are "humc
hnIic>' was rrfn,cd III a list CON.
piled III a class II sociology q.
forty one girls and twenty seven
nen nj the University OF Nilsson
ri. Tho CONSENSUS Of the Won.
ems olinion was IN favor OF The
steady, moral, economical and
intellectual man. while the men--
they seem content to choose the
butterfly. not all OF them. @!
course, but the majority in each
case.
The lists we're all unsigned
no one knew the requirements o.
The Other. One OF the women
stated one of her reQui.emei Is
VA. tEa, the man should be a
good spcnder, whs|c ono man
wanted a wife who would be eco,
nomical. So there you nre.
There were other requirements
that received scattering votes.
Many girls said their husbands
would have To be young. but rot
ton young. One preferred q
middle aged man. Another girl
made handsomcness hor nrss re.
quircment. Still another. moro
romantic. voted for mutual in
fatuHtion. Tho men entirely ov.
er looked the idea Of money, One
practical young man gave Coz
mon sense ~ ono Of his prime
req sisitss for . wife.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-01-24
OLDEST LAND ON The GLOBE
According 70 oeeseoisss Il 10 ~ ssn.
aits ef th,s eissiyev Msuatains
In califosnja

According 81 esoEogssss. ~. s1ssn.ts
Of the s!siiyo1 naoun;alns. ,.ss t.ts.s:er
guardians Ses sF~@n California ans! Orr.
s"'i. constitute 0,se " the o4A.-ss bits
of Iani In the world. T1.~y xer~. ss-
seft the se1e,ltists, growing q sf,..=xt
when the greater Isrt II Europe was
ftlI beneath the water. They ser,
'h. hiiiocks Of + ips, fat is.s-s: d
hundred miles In lsangth when the ra.
clhc OCEAN reached eastward ~ tie
Rocky MoUl .Ains, remarks ar eI-
change.
Gigantic saur.sns tasae. 80 tie
shade Of the islands tees. and the
leIia than Of tie Scriptures sxH,n
about its shores. Finally ttla PaciHc
slope emerged frore Tie trcesn sna the
island sec-@Ie TIE hscEfsoae ot
molnr2ia range Slsgiyou cqane.. al
sn elevation Of orer 4-lspj 1t-t--. sx.s-4Gs
through g sid bark 81 tscs.a 4 She's.
aa1 s"t its I.s;l..h Of 2.Iry fszsr fo..,s,zs
lie shore lie u ne enctez1t i..zol.
Is Irtl.c2,ed ty II sandstone which
once tyrGed its tt1a L.
Two miles eas, ~ Sisk.yau TUNE.
flot rocA rises zry:a The very re--e-
brae u tie i'arr.-- 10 lit lis sheer
walls '1sJ feet III L. 2ir. Plot rt,c.- IL
i chimney thu, turGe,. out = hotter
nre ,haa MS ever k-Da1 Of 1a4u- I;
was cne u tEa 9-.s through y A.cA tAa
:."l,en Lara sppu.s4 10 form -,4e r4azc.
50 teg-i,c Wa, 't.e nu.lG-st that II left
The s,r:-LGe, Enthusiastically s-.a,1.l ck--r..-
Ley standing 1A~re a-aiast tt-e SAY. Il
Eas 10 COME into L>e, II Tie due Pro
ceHs!ua If events as Uae of the great
signal towers oi tie western wilder.
Less, toward With ~ q haz..ess cAy.
he r.-1 hunters a14 warriors t0r
hundred miles around woUii ,url {
w4tcAfui eye. Ees--s, the rock w4,
The meeting place If chiefs They
called il Sis21-you. -..,-ar.4s th4 cQu-.-
c.l ground. The result ot itlelr cel.b-
eratto.s ~as made known from this
chimney top.