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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

sic bate ibm 10 oft ouf icine 9itte
lmo alldj ungebetcn Dibre offeue @ici-
nlng geiagt, aber Damn mar Der ant.
geneintc 9fat ItetS IeicE)t bumoriitild)
gcfGrbt geipelcn mo er batte lid
ldhelno NIT eincn SanofuB oufiir
ilno manNmal onc5 fir ailtiae
5trai" bcoanten f0nnen. 0iesnol
lprab iie erregt fqit ais bate Iic cine
arlntlng ab5upchren, g9enn iie
pirflid 9fedt battle, ole GnpfIaoli6.
felt mar oesbol6 ooh icbr iibcrfliiIiig.
g8as er aud fir 9locle tat, ihr ge-
iDab oaoirh fciil 9lbbruH.
llno mas sSrau bon Goritcr oeHn
f1lieBlib BON Der 0eirot geiproden
batte ~ oas ging ibm nm gan3 be-
ion0crs beulrubigeno i'm aopfe ber-
Inn &a ooB 9loelc ibm gelpiiiern,a-
ben cine 5rml eriette, oaS moGte cr
wobl gelegcntlid) einmal alsaclpro-
d)el boben glber oaB er iie Reirdten
f6nnte, ooroiIf mar er nod nIht &c.
fallen. Gr punoerte lid1 lett, ooB cr
oarauf nod nid)t gefallcn mar Der
@eoonfe lag cigentlid 10 nabe. Gr
piiroe i'm pabridcinlih ldngit iel6lt
i9on gebobt baben menu cs ibm iIber-
bollpt ais cine grciibare Yl0glidteit
eri1iencn m1re, Dab CT beiraten fonn.
te. llno MN iiberlcgte SSrau Wlor-
tia, feline bette 6reluoin, fir ibn in
allen GrnIt Snl, Diclleidt oll6
nltr in Der Wleinng, i'm re6t5eitig
TOR einem gefGbrliden Sbritt mar
nen 8il nliilien 9l6er mar elm iol1er
S1ritt ipirflid 10 gefdbrlid)? sjatte
cr ni1t oilsrcidenO @elcgen6eit ge-
bo6t, feline 9ticbte femen ino idJGben
au lcrnen2 llno rpdre cs nidt in ici-
ner 2age Eorbcit geipeien bon cincr
Sroii ctpos onocrcs 0ll pcrlnngcn. olS
mas gloele ibm bictcu fonnte2
(SorticGitng folgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

Der SSreun0."
DMorim aber9~ penOete er elm.
nSo6e icb Sbneu idon ie etpaS libel
genommen2 aonn icb Sbnen je et-
ipos libel nebuen9 Sic iino init mir
aus irgeno einem 9lnloB un6ufrieoen.
Sollte ib oen uicbt niiien f0nnen9@
olln5ufrieDenl1 rief lie o@ie
0iirfte ib oaS? Sobe id6 au9 MIR
frelnoidaftliden glniprut oaronf
Sbre Sanolurgen 81 fritiiieren9 3u
oetn mas Sie TIM baben Sie geipiB
ftets beiten @runo. SD fam fir
meine Rerion nltr 8u Dem Sertigen
SteIlung nebmen ga freilid mill
fen sic mir eeltatteu
uglun2~
Sic blidte entlcbloIien auf. Sic
finOen infer 8erbaIten geeen Sie
beranoert, lieber @redenberger; ober
iino es nidt Die perGuoerten lluitdn.
DC, Die gan5 bon ielbit ibrcn 8paug
iiben?~
@r bordte auf. nDie oer6uoerteit
llmit1noe N bm2 6ie meinen, neil
id - meine gti6te 9loelc ins Sous
genommen bube2 0eun iouit piiBte
ib pirflid niht
oGaS it's IN Der Sat ermioerte
iie pie erIeiHtert, nlno id) oenfe, es
reicbt aus, uns 5u enti6uloigell, menn
mir oieies greignis ni9t unbeadtet
laiien"
oglber TN"
,0ein, nein, better 5reun0," reoete
Tie iih nm i9nell in Gifer, ,Sie tper-
oen es niemono, Der bisber bel SSbneu
Gin. mo ausgegougen 1T, berargen,
penn er ii1 Die 5roge porlegt, mas
Sr1ulein 9loele IN SSbrem Suiie 5ir
bcoeiten bat. Dab iie Sbnen Die
8irtidoft iiibrt, iqgt ood nidt allies,
lino oaB iie Sbre gtihte 1T, ebeniopc.
mig 8eioe llmltanoe 8uionunen &C.
nonunen aber geben Der Gernufltag
Gauin 49,"
u@elder @crnnltune2" filbr or
oIf oa iie Gin perig 5ogertc.
sd iueiB natiirlidl ui0t mas SsR
bcabiibtigclt fubr 6ralI BON Soritcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
Pins benz Sitnercn WlarIlauO's uuS
ben angrcn5enOeH Staateu.

gluS Guropa 3lriid gefe + rt.
@2iles Sulb bon @llicott Gitp, ein
So6n Oes fiirGid oerItor6enen @a.
itors 3 6, S5uIB BON Der eriien mt6e.
ridden STRIDE, febrte BON elmer 9ieiic
nob europa 5uriid Gr hl6r ais Nlit.
glieo Der Mannihoft oes Gampfers
uIoug6ra,~ melder W|unition gelo.
ben bate, uad @enuo Grit bel ieincr
am Dergonaenen Sonntag
6orte er BON oem in5miiheu eingetre.
tenen Goo ieines Goters, welder ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
IL 2
g. fyortIebuna.)

.lm II" iaotc fic uuo pcnoete oo-
sci ben Secpf air Scitc. SIR VIid
ltrclfte ben qciltnont uuo bliab ipie
irooeno an ocu imrubieen 8iigen Der
lRonIa b1nden, Sic ibr bod seGell
Nlnf gcber lpolltcn
Der Scltnant cntpfabl iid5 balo IN.
ter irgeno rtncm lorDonoe. Der III.
uacfodten blicb .2cbt oenn Der
Nllie noh2@ froatc 9redenberasr
nQlls 8euiiondr III @orIit," ant.
aortete 5ruu bon Eoriten. nGr bat
bon por eiijeea Sabreu ieinen slb-
.,9ieo erbolten
.MesbulbY"
30, tit allen Gbrcn. Gas 9eiten
Il fbm Set ietnem aidtiihen Seioeu
bpcr geiuoroen Gle ipiiIen ia, beinl
.So io," beitdtiete @redenbereer
II elmer Wlicne, ais ob feline @conii.
'il nbitbpeiftcn, aWliM win0ert's,
aoB cr iih nod 10 Iange gebaltcn bot.
III bni, gSas lit ocnn Der Sobu
l cit Wlcnihy~
.1b fennc ton 81 penig ~
lIn0 0ffncH Inn ood) Sbr Snus "
,Gr lcrHte ggonod auf bent Gle
aHcn nno modtc ms icinc 8iiite.
"a cr glohltout it, nlb CT pobl oaS
cionocre @ersralicn ietncr NorgcicB.
cn acnicBen.
or III nuh iebr flig Gnfcldcn, Z
criiberte @anon, Der 0ie Ddngen
gliibten ro bat riel geleien, tDas
Jar nidlt il iciu 5aW ihldgt iogar
biIoiopbiid)e Biidjer. Dir inter
Aaltet inns iHeiit iiber iebr crnite
0ingc.
nDos fam i'd mir 6enfen~ iogte
gredenbcrger geidllig, Dpertieft GuG
nur nidt car gu iebr Gie Sire.
Ions F"
Gr brad ab, imO 5roi bon Cor
item bradte ooS @eiprdH nit elmer &C..
ic5idtcr McnOung ouf Gin onoereS
tjcbis &alt0a crinnerte iid, 0ob
ic uca uer 5rctnOin gum @eburtS-
.cg i1tiftAA sll grotlIlleren babe, uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
eufnI6cridtc ans g8al6inatOn.


0igt
9olis @laBmon Ser 9eiiber elmer
@aarepbanIllng an Ser Gde ser
Senrp. imo GrinceB. .StraBc, murOe
BON oen @oli8iiten 9aolano rmo
Campbell fiir oen Sderiff Somaro
gg. 15ielo bon 2lleranoria.GouutD
Der6oftet ser einen Soft6efe6l geeen
ibn in &dnoen bat, IN melhem er
belhulOigt miro, 9litomobilreifen in
oen &otohlac @iiteritationen geitob-
len 5ii 5a6en
9eiH 9 prung aus gluto b err
lest.
Ger "a Sabre olte Hufus @Dion5
BON Or. 5it, 8. StraBc, 60, Iiegt
i'm emergency Soipital nit einem
9eiu6ru6, Den er beim Springeu
aus eiuem Pluto, oos BON Samuel
9llireo BON GER. S06, EortlanO-Stry
ouf Dem ggegc ser Sta6lanlage &C.
lcnft oobouqetroqeu batte. 0ie Gent.
itan0e ser Maic6ine mar ge6ro6eL
mas sur 6olge bate, Dab Der Dlotor.
mugen in cinen @ro6en itiir5te. Ssh.
Iong iprang 6erous, ais er bemerfte,
ooB Der llnfall unDermeiOlid mar
Or. 0larp @olfer, Die mo6l6efonnte
9ranfenpflegerin wdbrenO oes 9iir.
gerfrieges, iiel auf oeu Stifen oco
@ureaugeb0uoeS oes 9leprdienton.
ten6auies BIN nno berleete iid i'm
@eiiht. Sic weigerte iid, in einem
Soipital 6eban0elt 81 meroen, unO
bego6 iicb nad Saitie.
3mei fleine Gurd6rcnner.
lin glr6eit 5n iuden nidt auS
@anoerhiit moreu Der Is Sabre alte
SarrD SdroeOer ilno iein 13 id6riaer
9ruoer Goparo BON 3il Sailie, 0}r.
1916, Sit.Gliper. .StraBe, Baltimore,
am Sonntag ourdbgebrannt 9lls lie
in sic Sdnoe Ser Noi6ingtoncr 9oli'
sci fielelL erfldrten tic ooB iie genug
bon DER g9elt uorldriig geie6ca in0
lib entidloiien 6Gten, nad Sauie
3rriid5lifebren gie ana6en poren
nidt o6ne @elo Ger dItere Simae
gab an, Dab Der @eitluB, iein Seim
5ii perlniien BON ibm geiaBt puroe
ais ieiue QllItter ibm porbielt, oaB
er 81 jung iei Inn oie Sdule 81
oerIaiien uno ouf glr6eit gu ge5eu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

ner Gpp6us-Gpioemie, Die in Gllis
cottGitD Dor eiiiiger 3eit 6erridte,
gum Gpfer 9eiaIleH mar. Gr uiiniht
cine glnitellung ais Gelepboniit imI
6imfeuOienit Der Gereinisten Staa-
ten 5u erlon9en. lleber ieine Grle6-
niiie t6cilte ser iunge Nlom nit
oaB ser Gampfer 5meinal bon ser
2lisioGrt bon @cmia Ourd Oeuiide
ltnteriee6oote o6ge6alteu ulroe bis
i6u ein iran50iiides arieaSidiii
olud sic @eio6r5oHe 6eGleitct bate
6raucn ais Sormarbciter.
SroB Oes groBeu Wlongels an
5armor6eitcrn mer0en III Gecil-Go
groBere 9lderfldhen ongepildn5t
tros0en, pie ans Clifton 0}O, berid-
let miro, eiue groBere 9ln5o1l bon
8ormen 6rod liegen lle6eroll BEL
fen oie Srouen un0 inngen 0iooAen
bel ser 5doar6eit unO perri9ten
@artenor6eiteu bic frii6cr ourd oie
0}duner poll3oaen lulr0cn. Sic mer-
oeu 6icr6ci Olrd oie 9inoer nad
Sbulid(nB umteritii6t oanit cine
groBe @eniiiccrnte III oieiem Sabre
cr5ielt peroen fanu.
SEINE aroBe Grnte,
elmer 9iadridt bon @eiimiuiier
N2o, 3ufolge ideinen ole gelpo6ner
Don GorroII-Gountg oic 9}ot6penOig-
felt elmer cr6o6teu &roouftion bon
8ormer5eugniiien nidt ouerfennen
81 wollen. Ga Gin Maugcl an 5orm-
or6eitern 6erridt baben iid oiele
6ornler ge5wungen geie6en i6ren
@ie6itono 81 perringeru. @s lit oo6er
5peiielboit Oh ouBer elmer erbo6ten
@etreiOeernte ene groBere Gr3eugltng
BON auoeren Sarmprooufteu er5ieIt
mer0en fam
GorousiidtGib cute Grnte.
9}ad geriGten ans SogerStomn
@o, Oiirite in 8ai5ington-GouutD
0ie @ei5enernte ais uoruol cn5uie-
ben iein mie aus einem 9eridt Der
borge6t, Sen s. g. D2illcr BON See
Opspille an oas 2lderbau. Geporte.
ment in @oi6inQtou a6ecionot Bat
gr bat cine iorgidltige llnterilldung
eiugeleitet, ourh melde er 81 Der
lleber5eusung getonmen it, OaB
Qhsiidteu fir cine cute Grnte in oie-
fem Sabre OorbanOen iino.
u NrbeitermangelinG Gal6ot.
GountD
sSn Sal6ot.GollntD 1T ser 2lr6citer-
mongel tpic aus Cotton bericbtct
mirO, idlimmer pe ie 5upor, pie-
mobl Die 6ormer bel oollIidnoiger
@erpileguug einen 2o6n bon $50 pro
@loint on6icten Sie erfldren ooB
fie iiA gc8mmgen ia6en weibliche
qlr6eitsfr0fte aus Sen StdOten Der
on3u5icber 0onit iie i6r 2onO De-
itcucu f5nucn lroboen i6re 6raueu
ruo aiuoer bei Der 9lrbeit mit6elfeL
lit eS mo6rideinlid, oaB pic 5arm.
er5euaniiie in oieien Sabre 6inter Scr
Grnte in friiberen SSabren 5uriid6lei'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
oine neuc st0rlrna befon0 iib qc-

Cine neuc Stoung befano ii6 &C.
tern 9lbenO iiber Dem n0rolideR
Tcros uno beueete iid III uorooit.
lider gRihting. 9ieie Storrng lit
bon 9fcgen imO Sdnee I'M nittleren
@eiien beeleitet. sSn aonios 1T es
betrddtlib fdlter aeporoen uno Jrolt
murOe aus oent Roroweiten imo oent
oberenD}iiliiIippi gemel0et. 0ie fiible
@eae miro iid6 big nad Dem ferneu
Often eritreden itno morgcn miro es
i'm CbioEbole, IN oen iiioatlaHti.
iden lno mittelatIantildben Staoten
reaneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

aeIearapdiider ggetierGeridlt.

Plus ben iibrigeu glnloes.Netter-
@eobabtimgs. Stationeu muroen Die
Toleenoen nieOrigitcn 1emperatilreit
Die Inn s llbr gciiern QlbenO 5errid.
ten. beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
tlC lDlil plclCll lullllle &
(GorticGlIng foIgt.)

- BcnRiplOonia bat IN ofpci N1o.
noten gan5e 35 Wlonn fir feline gta-
tionalgaroe onqeworbcn. g2ic ho6
iiD % Suobl Die Stefrllticrlue ,p
per @lanu iteIIcA2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
gOnnenanfaang iInO -lTniergang,
ilut9
g8ctteramsfdJten.

Sir @orDlano iiuo ben Giitrift
Columbia 6eute flar mo norOweit-
lide g9inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
llnter6aItnuas .ggeslueiler.

,.MnbhorinmA q GatoH obebeo ber Gcm'
Wunb"
,TOrD is"-. Gbcrb g8omaH"
6janetD" D"Z 2mericnn NurlcSQucrs"
.,Oipppbrume" &niioebtue mo gHdnoelbiloer.
,,WinrHlauo "-8nuoeOin uno gHanoelpiloer.
Uiunis0linDcmlc"- Lbe little WNNn9'.
,,9icf0rln' Qau6epine uno Q3dHoelbioer
,Marnlauo SndeD 6lnb" 9lenHen DonI
/ bis ~ 4Rai 81 9inllicO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
SauOss.1epartement fir QauouirtD-
ldlaft-g8 -g8etter. .8iireai.

9eormale Temperotrr. SO @rao
D2ittlere Eeluperatur. 5S @roO
Sohite Iemperatlir 66 @rao
g2ieoriqIte Temperahlr 49 @rao
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
@eridt OeS gaItimOrc g8cftcr6iircans.

Der 5eudtigfeitsge9oIt Der Cuff
mar Al @ro8ent Inn 8 llbr Wlorgens
pno "a 4ro3ert inn s llbr 9l6euos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

NbOurntcn n0cndcn GOrrcpunonteu4 udt paui oSer
nurcacmdfa cr0acu TuO acbu Scr occ OoOu scp9Ou
idrtlid @litAeInua MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

DlaH sFIDdEHs beH uSaIttmOrs e5FftiS0HbsHt".
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-02-22
SIX EASTERN FIRMS
SEEK RABBIT FUR
Factories Want All Skins ObtainabIe
at Five Cents Each.

Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
wallis, Feb. 17.-Oregon jackrabbit
furs have been accepted as satisfac-
tory for making hatters' felt by six
large Eastern manufacturers. An
other Eastern firm has placed a test
order for 1000 skins with r. A.
Ward, United States Assistant Biolo-
gist. who has sent several sample
bales TO Eastern hat firms.
Mr.. Ward, who is conducting an
anti-jackrabbit campaign in Klamath
county in cooperation with the coun-
ty agent, reports standing order for
all skins that can be furnished at 5
cents apiece. The fur is satisfactor-
lily taking the place of former Aus
tralian and Belgian importations that
have been interrupted by the Euro
pean conflict.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-02-22
EARLY SPRAYING FOR
PEACH LEAF CURL
Failure May Result From Delay Of
Control Measures Till Next Month.

Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
wallis, Feb. 21.-All Oregon peach
growers should complete spraying for
peach leaf curl before the end Of Feb.
ruary, says H. P. Barss, plant path,
ologist of the o. A. G. Experiment
Station.
ITO delay the spraying till the
buds are coming out may result in
failure" said he. Failure is due
as general thing to applying the
spray too late or without the neces-
sary thoroughness. All the buds
must be covered completely, and the
tips of every twig reached in order
to get perfect control. Look over the
trees as the spray dries and see
whether you are succeeding in doing
this as we'll as you supposed"
The best material is Bordeaux mix
ture $3.50, but lime-sulphur Is is
good, and besides will keep down San
Jose scale.
Growers are invited to write to the
College for spray-making directions.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-02-22
Jack NJ. Wehrli and Helen Shannon
Are Married in Church.

A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at st. GATHERINGS church in
this city Wednesday morning at six
o'clock when Miss Cora Helen Shan
non became the wife of Jack NJ.
Wehrli. Father Wand spoke the
words which united these young peo-
pie for life and the ring ceremony
was used. During the service Miss
Marie Summers and E. J. Klink sang
ave Marie" and the latter sang
q Love You Truly" Miss Summers
played the wedding march. The
bride was beautiful in an Oh gold
travelling suit with hat and shoes to
match and carried bouquet of Kill
larney roses, and the bridegroom was
dressed in the conventional black.
Miss Gertrude Shannon and Lee
Shannon, sister and brother of the
bride, attended the bride and BRIDE
groom. Miss Shannon was dressed in
plum-color suit. The wedding
breakfast for the immediate family
was served at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Shannon after which Mr..
and Mrs. Wehrli departed to visit
Portland, Ashland and California, be-
fore starting their home life on their
farm a few miles east of Condor.
Mrs. Wehrli is the daughter of,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Shannon and Mr..
Wehrli is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Wehrli. Both are pioneer FAM
lilies of this county and highly re-
spected. The newly married couple
have many friends in the county and
the felicitations on this happy event
are many and sincere--Condon
Globe. 3
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-02-22
PILOT ROCK FUND PLEDGEI
Six Hundred Dollars Provided fol
Upkeep of Pendleton Road.

Good roads enthusiasts of Pilot
Rock and vicinity have been "on the
job" in lively fashion recently and
have already raised $500 to be used
in keeping the Pilot Rock-Pendleton
road in condition during the coming
year, according to the Pilot Rock
Record.
More than 5000 was raised in Pilot
Rock in short time. says this au-
thority, and when it became evident
that the good roads spirit was at a
high tide it was decided to meet with
he County Court and procure prom
Use of aid for the Pendleton road. A
large number of the prominent citi-
zens met with the court and agreed
to keep the road in repair for one
year provided the county would have
the road graded Immediately The
court accepted the proposition and
will have the grading started at once.
The delegation was then divided in
to committees and solicited aid from
Pendleton business firms who are in
terested in having a good road lead
ing from Pilot Rock to the county
seat.--Oregonian.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-02-22

NM DR.. Turner, the we'll known
eye specialist of Portland will
be in Heppner again Friday, Feb.
23rd., at Palace Hotel. In lone Sat-
urday February Gath. DR.. Turner is
a specialist of experience and stand
ing and you will make no mistake in
consulting him about your eyes and
glasses. Your eyes are the most pre-
cious sense you have, and why not
have the best, when it costs you no
more to consult specialist than it
does to consult those who make. it
a side line. Headaches relieved,
cross eyes Strengthened, satisfaction
guaranteed. No charge for consul
tation or examination. Don't forget
the date.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-02-22
WOOL CAR CARRIES
/ MANY KINDS OF WOOL

Especial to the Gazette-Times)
Corvallis, Ore, Feb. 21,-Satur-
day morning, February "a, at nine
O'Clock, the United States demon
strating wool car, under the super
vision Of Prof. J. F. Wilson, assis-
tant in wool inspection in the Bureau
of ANIMAL Industry at Washington
D. c., and Mr.. Oran N. Nelson of
the Oregon Agricultural College, will
arrive in Heppner, and during the
day the sheep raisers of the vicinity
will have the opportunity of seeing
and hearing the latest wrinkles in
wool growing.
This car is prepared under the aus
pices of the Bureau Of Animal In
dustry at Washington D. c., and is
sent through the western country
by the Bureau, in cooperation with
the various states.
The object of the trip to the sheep
| raising sections is to educate the
| wool growers in regard to market
grades and classes of wool; the sort
of wool demanded by the market and
the value of the different grades; to
enforce the principles of breeding
range sheep; and to show the con-
nection between the raw product and
the finished garment.
The car will carry to exhibit;
six sheep showing market grades of
wool; (above the sheep will be hung
a case containing good and poor
fieeces of same grade, and scored
samples of fleece;) a textile exhibit
showing all steps in the manufacture
OF cloth; case containing samples
of Australian and New Zealand
wool: American market grades of
wool under the microscope; pictures
OF shearing sheds, dealers warehous-
es, textile mills, range scenes, breeds
OF sheep, etc. Samples of cloth
showing the effects of sisal twine for
tying fieeces after shearing and OF
using too much paint in branding
suggestions for the sheepman's Ii
brary-books and periodicals, bales
of wool put up under old and new
methods: "Sheenman' Wheel of For
tune" and an Australian shearing
shed.
The car will make an extensive
trip through Eastern Oregon visiting
Baker, Enterprise, Arlington, Ma
dras, La Grande, Pendleton, Vale,
Condor and Heppner.
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Columbia Telephone Co., 6
miles Telephone Lines Tax =
Boardman, S. H.. Irrigon.
Lot 10, Blk. 80, P-3Os, L.
%, Tax y
Adams, j. A. & ]. B., SEA
SWA, SWAsEA, except
sold, Sec. "a, as, 25, P-1S1,
L-22, NWANEA, Sec. 8,
5s, 20, P-145, L-25, Tax 206
Robson, Lotus, SEA,
Sec. l, 6S, rs, P-161, LIS,
EhNEA, NWA NEA,
NEK NWA, Sec. II, IS,
rs, P-162, LILO, Tax S.S
Rice, R. B. & W. D. Newton,
NWA, Sec. 20. IN, 26, P
Is, L-20, Tax----- 11.4
Northern Pacific R. R., NWA
Sec. 27, N4sWA, Sec. 27
PIT, L-13-14, TAX ST.
Title & Trust Co., Sc u, Sec.
rs, IN, "a P-S, LIB, Tax 1877
Dated at Heppner, Oregon this ct
day of February, 1917.
GEO. McDUFFEE,
Sheriff and Tax Collector of Moro,
County, Oregon.
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Creston Maddox, son of E. G..
Maddox of Arlington, has arrived in
the city from Eugene to take a posi-
ti0n with the Palace hotel. Mr.. Mad
dock has been attending the Univer-
sity of Oregon the past three years,
where he was popular student. He
was manager of the Oregona this
year. The Oregona is the annual
book published by the student body.
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The Death of john Barleycorn.

The Death Of john Barleycorn.
John BarleycorA, poor John, alas,
Lies buried deep beneath the grass
While all his friends are dressed il
black.
And praying that he might come
back.
But John lies cold beneath the sod.
Where years with freedom he has
trod.
And twas his freedom, / am told,
And wicked life, so brazen bold,
That ended quick his long career,
BY those who hate the smell of beer
And had he been content to stay,
Dressed in the good old-fashioned
way,
With plain and healthful flowing
gown,
And been as peaceable in town,
His life no doubt would have been
spared;
For truly no one would have cared,
To lend a hand to end a life,
That seldom courted hate and strife.
But as the we'll known story goes,
His dearest friends were turned to
foes.
John Barleycorn was seldom bad
In days of yore when but lad.
But as he grew in strength and fame.
He soon disgraced his goodly name.
With all his work he did not tire;
He filed the Indians brain with fire.
BY his own hand he sowed the seed,
Which led them forth to bloody
deeds.
There was no limit to his tricks,
In private life or politics.
He thrust his hand into your pocket;
He put new laws upon the docket.
He loved to live among the poor,
And drag the wolf unto the door.
When children wep. for want of
breai,
He laughed with mirthful glee, tbs
said.
He turned the captains heart to
stone,
Put lunatics upon the throne.
His banner in our face he hurled,
And mothers made of tiny girls.
The whole world seemed to toot the
horn,
And bow before John Barleycorn.
Old Oregon fair, that grand old
state,
Could see approaching near, her fate
And with a blow that brought sur
prise,
She struck John square between the
eyes.
The blow though coming somewhat
late,
Will sure forever seal his fate.
And now that John has met his
doom,
l write these lines upon his tomb,
That all the world while passing
by,
Might know the tricks of rum and
rye.
John Barleycorn is buried here;
No more Of whiskey rum or beer.
His life was one long hellish reign
Where Sages great were made in
sane.
Where girls went wrong by his owr
hand,
And terror reigned througout the
land.
| He needed not the mothers sobs,
| But with his bloody hand he robs,
The mother of her only son.
But listen, that's not all he done.
He courted envy, hate and strife,
And tore the husband from the wife
He stripped the weaklings as they
trod,
Along the path that leads to God.
He took his toll from plane and dell
| And sent ten million souls to hell.
This green-eyed monster of the day
Has come at last, his debts to pay.
And here he lies, Old Oregon's thorn
| The son of He'll, John Barleycorn.
A. s. AKERS
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Public Dance at Dry Fork.

A public dance will be given at the
Dry Fork hall on Friday night of
February %, according to Leonard
Carlson of that place. The dance
will be given by the Farmers Union
and the proceeds will be used in re-
pairing the hail. A good time is
assured to all who attend, is the
guarantee made by those in charge
of the affair. free lunch will be
served at midnight.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILWAY LANDS

IN EASTERN OREGON CAN NOW
BE PURCHASED AT LOW PRICES
AND ON EASY TERMS. FOR
PRICE LIST AND INFORMATION,
CALL ON j. A. TROEH, 900 YEON
BLDG, PORTLAND, OR.
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