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The Tupelo journal., 1917-06-22
ARRESTED.

Under the instructions of the gov
eminent Sheriff Trap has been busy
with his deputies searching the coun-
ty for those who failed to register
on June fifth as required under the
selective draft act. Four parties
who failed to register were arrested
and brought to Tupelo and lodged in
Jail, j. C. Mcdonald, white, Saltillo,
Green Springer, Otto Allen, Ray
mond Carter, colored, Nettleton.
Deputy Sheriff Robert Horton took
the four men to Aberdeen Wednes-
day and turned them over to United
States Commissioner Crenshaw.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-06-22
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

In pursuance of instructions of
the Board Of Aldermen notice is
hereby given that from and after
this date the ordinance of the City
of Tupelo requiring all owners Of
dogs to keep them confined and not
allo them to run at large, will be
strictly enforced. Any dog found
running at large will be killed.
The danger of rabies makes the
enforcement Of this ordinance abso-
lutely necessary. ?
This June 10TH. 1917.
D. w. ROBINS, Mayor.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-06-22
COLORED PEOPLE OF TUPELO
TO DO THEIR "BIT" FOR RED
CROSS UNDER AUSPICES
OF D. A.. r.

On the evening of July 3rd in the
Court House yard the colored people
of Tupelo will lgive a musicale. II.
The talent will be selected from
the different colored churches in
Tupelo and committees from each
church are hard at work to make
this entertainment a success.
1t is to be given under the auspe-
cies Of the Mary Stuart Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton and the proceeds to be given to
the Red Cross Society.
Mrs. E. D. Hood, the efficient Re
gent of the Chapter, has met with
great success in getting the colored
people interested. There will be
quartettes, band music, and choruses.
Also a specially reserved place for
both white and colored people. The
program and price of admission will
be published later.
FOR SALE-Old Crop Triumph
Seed Potatoes. Only a few bushels.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
WANTED CORD O

A feet length. Will pay $500 a
cord. Apply to
c. R. CHISHOLM,
Supt. Tupelo Light and Water Plant.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-06-22

Clark Daugherty and family are
nov at Moultrie, Ca, where the fam
lily of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Daugherty
have assembled for a family reunion.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-06-22
A E In NEED

For instant relief and speedy cure
use Mississippi" Diarrhoea Cordial.
Price SOC and 25c.-Adv. C
The Tupelo journal., 1917-06-22

FOR SALE OR RENT-Cottage on
Franklin Street. a, g. Hambrick. As
FOR RENTAA four room cottage on
Madison street. Apply to Mrs. A.
Dalton. 10
FOR SALE-A few choice Big Bone
Poland China Gifts. o. B. Rogers,
Tupelo, Miss.
WANTED Eggs, Butter and Hides.
Highest market prices paid. Coggin
Bros. Nettleton. &c
FOR RENT-Three furnished
oom for light housekeeping. Ap-
ply to Mrs. Dalton, Phone 363. Is.
BOARDERS WANTED-Reasonable
terms. 209 Green Street. Wrs. T. J..
Seawright and Miss Sallie Fitzpatrick. 6
FOR SALE-Oliver Type Writer.
In good condition. Can be inspected
at the Tupelo ournal Office. Price
$24.00 cash.
WANTED = Fifty Chestnut poles,
twenty five feet long. For prices and
pa &c nPPiy " II. ~. OulS1OlIQ,
City Light Plant.
LOST-One Collie Bitch. Light
brown color with white around neck.
Liberal reward paid for her return.
0. B. Rogers, Tupelo, Miss.
FOR RENT-A large neatly fur
nished room. Sleeping porch adj
joining. Gentleman preferred. Mrs.
M. B. Kitchener, 354 N. Broadway.
LOST-One class pin, T. H. S.
1914, A. M. B., engraved on the
back. A suitable reward will be
paid for its return. Mae Bowen,
Main street.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops thu
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
+. W. GROVES signature on each box. 25c.
FOR SALE-A good farm, three
miles west of Tupelo, containing 1O4
acres near the Chesterville pike. 25
acres in alfalfa, 40 acres in corn, the
rest in fine pasture. One seven room
house, good tenant house with four
rooms, two good barns, as fine we'll
water as found in the county. An
ideal home for a good farmer. APP
ply to j. H. Wilson, R /, Verona.
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Dollars, $3.50. OOO.O0l which said
stock ia divided into twenty-five hun.
dred (250Oj sAares Of the par value Of
one Hundred Dollars, HI00.00) each.
Y.
The names and post Office addresses
OF the~i ncorporators, with tn. number
OF shares OF stock subscribed tor by
each, are as follows. ~
Jacob korber. Alhuoucroue y Al
10 shares.
owen a. Marion. Albuquerque. \.
VI. 10 sharts
Francis r. wood. Albuquerque. y.
NJ. 10 shares.
The aggregate Of which is Three
Thousand Dollars $4,000 G1 and
which rs the amount 81 cnpitnl atork
with which this corporation shall
commence business.
VI
The tse FOR which this corporation
rs To- exist Is fifty years from and a. .
ter lis Incorporation.
VII.
The number If It's directors shall
he not less than three and not more
than I'VE, us the stockholders may. hy
The bylaws, direct. and the nantes
ana residences OF The directors who
are appointed for the first three
months ana until thcir successors are
regularly and duly chosen by the
stockholders are as follows,
Jacob korber. Albuquerque. y. Nj
owen y. Marion, Albuquerque. y. NJ
ffhn'l T. Wood, Albuquerque, y. NJ.
VIII.
In f~urtherance, and not In limita-
ton OF the powers conferred by stat.
ute, the Board Of Directors Of ;his
corporation are authorized.
ca To hold their meetings and
have one or more officers and keen
the books of the corporation within
or except as otherwise provided by
statute) without the State OF New
Mexico at such places as may from
time TO time be designated BY them.
CD To fix. from time To time, the
aD9oun to be reserved as working
capital and to determine the times
for h declaration and payment and
the amount NJ each dividend On the
stock. and tn determine aud direct
the use ana disposition Of any surplus
or net profits and to authorize and
cause to be executed mortgages and
liens and all other instruments affect
ing the real and personal property OF
the corporation.
(cl Whenever authorized by the
affirmative vote Of the holders Of q
majority of the stock issued and out
standing at a stockholders meeting
duly convened and called: TO sell, as
sign. transfer or otherwise dispose OF
all the property including the fran
chise o. franchises of the corporation
as an entirety.
"a To authorize one or more Of
their number to constitute an oxecu.
tive committee which committee shall
for the time being and until said res-
olution be resciuded. or unless for
hidden by the hy-laWs, have and ex.
ercisc an the powers of the Board 81
Director which may bc lawfully del
cgated. he the management OF the
business trnir~ ~ the corporation and
shall have uuWcr to authorize the seal
Of the corporation Go he affixed 10 uuy
and all papers requiring n seal.
(cI The Board Of Directors and
Executive Committee shall except a.
otherwise provided hy law. have
power To- act hy "a resolution In writ
ing signed hy an the members OF the
Board OF Directors or Of the members
of the executive or other committee
and flied and Inserted IN the recorded
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EMBARRASSMENT ron Rrps

Sealed bids will be received al the
office OF the State Treasurer up until
noon March tenth. for $40. 10000 is
sue OF certificates ~ Indebtedness for
the State OF New Mexico.
These certificates are for $4,000
each, payable In Que and two years
and bear Interest az the rate OF 6 per
cent from March lstI19i7,
Bids 10 be on the entire issue and
money 60 be available Immediately
upon delivery OF the certificates, which
arc expected TO be"resdy upon open
ing OF the bids.
Validity of said certificates passed
upon by the Attorney General Of the
state and are same to form to similar
issue Of 1912, passed upon by The SUI
preme Court.
Mark envelope containing bid plain
lN, Bid for Certificates"
~. L. FALL,
state Treasurer.
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minutes OF the company ana properly
dated ana such resolutions so signed
and annexed to the minutes shall he
deemed the action Of such board or
committee as the case may he. with
the samp force and effect az II the
same had been duly passed hy the
vote of the members signing the same
az a regularly convened meeting.
-,--t,r -7-a.lAs, 49, .rr. ~
The stockholders OF said corpora
ton IN regular or special meeting may
make and alter or amend the bylaws
not Inconsistent with the statute or
these articles but a majority OF the
stock issued and outstanding must be
present or represented az any stocK-
holders meeting in order e. cOnsti-
tutc a quorum.
In witness whereof we have here
unto set u hands and seals this gfth
day of February. 1917.
OWEN n. MARION (seaD
FRANCIS =. WOOD (SeaD
JACOB KoRBER Seal
state of New Mexico.
County OF Bernnlillo-ss.
on this eIth day OF February. 1917.
before me, the undersigned. "A notary
public In and for said county, per-
sopnily appeared Jacob Korber, owen
y. Marion and Francis +. Wood, TO
me known to be the persons described
IN and who executed the foregoing
certificate and each s%eyegally ac-
knowledged to me that they executed
the same as their free act and deed.
In witness whereof | nave here
unto set my hand and affixed my OH
ciai seal this 27th day OF February,
.l9l1. VIOLA A. JONES.
(Seall Notary Public.
My commission expires September
g, 1919.
ENDORSED:
No. SSia. Cor. Reed. Vol &. Page
iO5. Certificate Of Incorporation OF
Las Cruces Garden Farms.
Filled In office OF state Corporation
Commission OF New Mexico. February
2s, 1917; II q. m.
EDWIN +. COARD, Clerk.
Compared JJO TO J.. X.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MOTTO
M IINI

NOTICE.
No. iIa3.
is THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
STATE OF NEW MENlCo. COUNTY
OF REENALIlLp
IN the matter of the estate OF Ntthuu
EIscmau. deceased
To whom n nay concern
Notico iS hereby siVcn hat 4 pcti-
tiuu FOR tn, probate of tho viii ~
Nathan Eis.man. deceased, and for
the issuance of letters testimcntary
thereon 90 Albert Eiscmuu. Helen
Eiscmau, Ludwig Eiscman ard julius
Eisemau, has been filed an this
court, and that Thursday thc 2gth day
OF March, 1917. a. 10 O'Clock e. m.,
boz The forenoon of said day a. the
court room of this court i'm the county
OF l|cruHllllo, stat" of Sew Mexico. has
been set ts the time and place of thc
hearing Of said petition when and
whore any person Interested may APP
pear in contest 81 same and show
cause. II any they have. why said
petition should mot be granted SAID
Will is u foreign will, heretofore ud-
mittcd "a probate In the state OF New
York. county of New York
NESTDn MpNToNN,
clerk,
Dated March the 5th, 1911
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Kansas city. March 5.-Hogs-ce-
ceipts. 1900, market higher. Bulk,
S1360Gl400; heavy. $3.50 RIAO5;
packers and butchers. Sl3.75M1iOO:
light. <l3.40di3.S5.
Caitle-Receipts. 1900; market
strong, Toe higher. Prime Ted steers.
Sll l2.O0; dressed beef steers,
$500 mii.0O; western steers. $500 a.
ii,35. helfers, S5.00Git.0O. stockers
ana feeders, sf~.25n1O.6O; bulls. $3.50
T9 90; calves, 5000 i2.0O.
sheep - Receipts. a.000: market
higher. Lambs. tl3.75dl4.jO. year
llngs. Sl2.60m 1850; wethers. Sil60m
Il225: ewes. SlO50Il2.O0.
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New York Money.

Ncw York. March Mercantile
papcg. 4diA per cent sterling. so
day bills. 4.1i per cent, commercial,
G0-day bills ON banks. AL; CONNER
cial. GO-day bills. 4.702 per cent: de-
mlnd, i.1jis per cent, cables,
i.1G - per cent
Ear silver. T6Ac.
Mexican dollars. SIC.
Government bonds. firm.
railroad bonds. steady
Time loans, steady. sixty and 90
days. 2A a per cent. . months. tm
"a per cent, call mbncy. steady.
High. 2is per cent; low, "a per cent.
ruling rate "a per cent. last loan,
tls per cent. closing bid. ga per
cent offered ~ gag per cen
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ON wheat values, the market soon re.
covered ana later scored 70 material
advance. Leading houses TOOK ad.
santage of tho transient weakness aud
were active buyers apparently on the
basis that European needs were Ao
urgent there could be do lack Of de-
maud Tor an the wheat available.
Bullish crop conditions shown By the
ohio state report tended also to ift
the market. opening prices which
ranged from the saue ~ Saturday,
finish tU l"sc lower. with MAY AZ
slS1h To- fiS1a and July at Si.5S
L. Xi5g were foliowed by n moderate
general setback aud then q sharp up
turn. Heavy seaboard clearanCes and
Indications Of new foreign buying
helped the advance. but aftcrward
there was a reaction. The close was
unsettled, sc to ihc net lower wish
May at t1Ssls 20 slSSA and July az
Si.5S-s To $i.ish.
Corn duplicated the action OF wheat.
The strength OF the hog market
suli was "a Jump to new high record
prices, After opening Mo 10 TO 80
down the market underwent a further
sag but then made a decided ascent.
Al times buying operations were on
q huge scale. The close MAS nervous
at Mc TO = q ic net decline.
oats displayed independent strength.
Reports Of u pressing call for oats In
Canada put the market here ON the
upgrade
Big advances In hog quotations
made provisions soar. Tho most act
i've call was sor lard.
close
Wheat-May. xISsi. July. Sl.sSqs
Corn-May. 4lOGA Juiy. &l.O6i['
pats-May. 5sL @. July. ZINC.
Pork May. $3.50; July. S33.25.
lard-MaS. Sls.35. July. fls.32.
ribs MAY. El7s9. july. SifS2.
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Calumet & Jerome. ll-l6G
l 1916: Calumet a Arizona, s2HS3.
Consolidated Arizona. 3-lGN2h
Green Monster. ll~l-l6mla. Howe
Sound, Gts m6a; Jerome Verde.
. 7-tGH1ta. Magma Chief ~ e.. ;
Miami oCusol.. 33m35: New Comelia.
.1Tk miTis Ray Hercules. AZ m4A
superior Boston. G., nGisC. Santa
rita. . n q 4. V. Extension. 3NA a.
3N4 Verde Comhn. FOL; Big
Ledge. 50 m5ie; Dundee Arizona,
Is H17s Big Jim. ~ ntM Hecla,
- m5N. Inspiration Needles, "a ~
rs Emma Consolidated, / 3-16mli Il
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Chlcnrn IIxes,nck.

Chicago. March 5.-HoRs-Rcceipts.
a.. 600; market strong, CSC TO soc
above saturdays average. Light,
sl3.f0; heavy. fi3.7s Wl4.2s.
Cattle-Receipts. 1906: market
.s,rcrg. Native beef cattle. ss.I5m
l2lg; stoekers aud feeders, SG.45a
S.35. cows and heifers. 5000 10. 3s:
calves. &S.OOMll.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. market
strong. Wethers. SiO.SOm 1915;
lambs, ti2OO "a 1850.
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Sew YORK March "copper" Arm.
E~l'ctrolytic spot and nearby uomi-
mai; second quarter. $4,000 q $500.
nominal; third quarter. 331 90 "a
S32.1O
trou-StcJdy. No ] northern. S3i
u 3l.j0. No. !. $50 40 n li.0O.
Metal exchange quotes tin strong.
Spot. $500.
At London. Spot copper. tl39. Iu-
lures. il36, los; elcctrolytic. asa.
sheet tin, 200, IS, futures. 600. -.
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Denver March 5.-Ca;tle-Rece!pts
i.500. loo 90 i5c higher. Cows and
hciters. Sc 00n $50. stockeVs .nd
feeders, 10OI9.ie. calves. Sa.Ola
1850.
HoRs-Receipts. 200. market 20c 10
25c higher. TOP. St3.7j: bunk. 1910
U13.1I.
. sheep - Receipts. 1900. market
strong and active. Toe higher. Lambs.
SIS. 1851 1890. ewes fli.00 M1ifO.
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Chicago March 5.-Butter. nrm.
Creamery. 32n iOc.
Eggs Lower. Reccipts. G.g0a
cases. Fifats. 20 &c; ordinary nrsis,
2Sia a 2gc. OF mark. cases included,
% aso.
Potatoes go steady. Receipts. IS
cars. Wisconsin me Michigan white.
A2.2a ESQ. oregon. idaho. wash
ington ana Colorado. s2.50M $50.
Poultry Aiive-Higher. Fowls.
zoe. sprinRers. 2ic.
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III The Markets

wall street.
Ntw York. March "a sudden
change came over the marKet before
the cnd of the nrsf hour. militia! Losses
being recovered In H general uily a
one .o three points, with an active in
qllry Tor coppefa. sugars. central
feathers and other sprciaitics. Marine
preferred made up the greater part
OF its loss ana other shipplngs showed
actual gains. The strength Of United
States steel was also a r%cassuring fac
lot Rails. however. fallen 90 partlc-
ipate In more Unan slight measure.
The rebound was concurrent with ad.
vices from Washington that the ud-
minlstrutlun hppos 10 carry out its
plan 10 arm American merchantmen
bnnds were steady.
tfIpan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-05
knnsn. Ciix n.,nin

Kansas city. March 5-wheat-No.
? hard. l9Sm 2.0l. No. 2 red. tl.SG
M2Ol MAY, tlsj July Sl5iis a.
.Si.54as.
Coru-No. Q mixed, SiOaA a
LOB a. No. ? white. sI.05Q 1.O5 v
No. yellow. H.0GI LOGh MAJ,
$l.02A July. tl.O4A.
Oats--No. 9 white. GgN GGac.
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New Yorl, Cotton.

New York, March 5.-Cotton IN.
May. Sl1.16. July. tl763, October
$685. December. &i6.7S.
Spot-Steady. Middling, SlS.05.
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Chicago Rnard of Trade

Chicago. March 5-Notwithstand-
'us tht' thc defeat OF The ship-arming
bNl uud % depressing influence today
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Liverpool, March COTTON spot
Firm. Good middling. ttl.si; mid
ding. Sll.5t low middliue, Sll.66
Saics. 1000 bales. =
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Icad and SnrIter.

New York, Marh j.-Lead-Firm,
S9.JOH9S1,
Spolter-Flrm spot East 81. Louis
delivery. lO"s II.
At London: Lead. t3o, los; spelter,
az.
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"RARE BARGAIN IN uIGn GRADI:
PIANO"

We have a new. high grade piano at
Albuquerque, which. for Immediate
sale, will be sold tremendously cheap.
Liberal terms 70 a responsible party.
II YOU act quick you will ind this an
opportunity Ia purchase a fine piano
very cheap. Particulars will be FUR
n.shed by writing to the Denver
Music Company. Denver. Colo.
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CERTIFICATE or Comparison
United states of America,
state ~ New Mexico-ss
u rs hereby certified that tho an-
HrAcd lH "a fan, tue u complete
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Ilanans civ Isrnhnrc

X nsaas city, March s.-But,er-
Creamery. i2c. hrsis. 4Oe: seconds.
SIC.
Eggs-Firsts. 2sc.
Poultry-Hena. lsc; roosters. l5c.
turkeys. 25c.
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MANIFESTATIONS

WANTED $500 -Four statesmen to sell
stock in an oil deal al Tucumcari.
n. NJ. Wei now down l.4s0 feet. Live
wires a make $4,000 In next six
weeks, Enterprise OH Exchange. ".
@. Menord. Mgr. Tucumcari. y. NJ.
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FOR RENT-s-room bungalow. FUR.
nished. nice sunny sleeping porch
modern; new and clean. 1903 Roma
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LOST

LoST-Gray anne pin In Crystal
theater, or OF Silver avenue. Reward
for return TO els Vest silver. Phone
MS W.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

QUALITY COUNTS.
Buff and White O%rpingtons and Black
Minorcas.
THE &. l.. a. 4. FARM.
l. ". Morgan. Mgr. Phone 1914
u q. Boz 106, Albuquerque, y. VI.
FOR SALE-B. p. Rocks. s. G. Reds
eggs Tor Matching, setting hens.
eockrells and laying hens: from blue
ribbon stock. Red Poultry Yards.
4l3-423 West Atlantic, phone i4s3W.
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SANTA FE TIME B
E

westboend-
No. Daily Ar. Lv.
1 The Scout.....,. 7:sop e.a0p
, California Limited. 1i:0oa f1saOa
Fargo Fast. ....... 9:4sa io:isa
. h NAVAJO. ..ii;50p 12:30a
Southbound--
SOC Fl Paso Express 1o:sop
si5 I'll Paso Express. lO.eka
Eastbound-- Daily.
10 The Scout. ..,..... Tara s.O5a
The Navajo. .2:fSp f:fep
4 California Limited. e:40p T:00p
3 Santa Fe Eight. 7:i5p 7:gep
Prom South
SO For X. c. 5 chicag 7:00a
SIC For X. c. a Chicago Gasp
Standard sleeper for Clovis and
Roswell leaves on No. sos. connects
az Beien with train No. 20. leaving
Beien at 1855 .. m.
No. 7 carries n coaeh only; ne
sieepers.
No. sic viii have Standard sleeper
from Roswell from train No. st at
Belen.
p + JoHNsoN AGENT
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED SITUATfoN-Live wire,
& SO: graduate in law: good on
collections, real estate; In fact any.
thing 10 be busy. Address j. II. care
Herald.
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WANTED-Man 70 act as porter
must be good shoe sinner and will
Ing 70 join the union. Apply az once.
MECCA POOL HALL.
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WANTED-Young nan sienographer.
civ names Z. references and apply
by letter TO Mr. James. Post office
Box 126.
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TYPEwRITERs

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand. bought. sold. rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex-
change. Phone ga. i22 So. 4th 81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11

Twenty employees OF the Peoples
Warehouse enjoyed a pcnic yesterday
at Cayuse but there were three 9TH
rs who had a different kind of a pic
mic inside the store. Three lady EN-
ployes in the hemstitching depart
ment on the third floor We're un-
knowingly locked in the store when
the other employees departed and,
because practically the whole force
was out of the city. they were un-
abb to get out for three hours. II
CHANGED that Marshall Spell Of the
gents furnishing department re-
manned in the city 10 drill with the
cavalry and they reached him by tel
ephOne about noon. In ten minutes
more he would have neen gone. De-
spite the cool day the picnickers hac
a merry time of it at Cayuse.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
wana WaIIa Golfers Defeated.

Ok OF WaIIa WaIIa crack golfers
came over to Pendleton yesterday
morning by auto and pitted them
selves against six of Pendleton's best
club wielders. They were decisivelN
defeated. every Pendleton man TAX
ing the measure of his opponent in
a So hole contest. The closest con-
test was between ". L. Thompson
and r. F. Allen. the former winning
one up in the So holes. Brooke
Dickson defeated Charles Sharpstein.
]. V. Tallman defeated Frank Sharp
stein, DIR. w. d. McNary defeated
Charles Sharpstein. George A. Hart
man defeated II. b. Coburn and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11

Harrs Corbett. president Of the
Chnmber 81 Commerce Of Portland
and one of the leading Red Cross
workers 81 that city. spent the morn
INK in Peudlstun meeting with the To-
cal committee IN charge Of the Red
Cross drive He has just returned
from a trip 70 Baker and Union
counties and states the campaign
there is well in hand lie il going in
10 Central Oregon before h. returns.
Mr Corbett declares eastern Oregon
be- responding generously 90 the call
fur Red Gross funds. He left ON Nu
Dc tudat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
Files second suit For Divorce.

Emma Florence owens of this city
who in February filed suit for divorce
against William Owens. which suit was
later dismissed, has re-entered the
suit. alleging cruel and inhuman
treatment They were married in this
city in July, 1914, and have no chill
dren. She alleges ne has failed to
contribute to her support and has left
her for long intervals. Raley x RaIey
and H. J, Warner represent her.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11

Mission have been mailed and should
reach here Friday. Contractors who
contemplate making bids may see the
same by calling at the agency after
Friday The bids must be back in
Washington for opening on June 20,
giving contractors but little time to
prepare their bids.