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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-03

At the cost OF small jar of ordin-

At the cost OF small jar of ordin-
quarter pint of the most wonderful
lemon skin softener and complexion
beautifier, by squeezing the juice of
two fresh lemons into bottle con-
tanning three ounces of orchard white.
Care should be taken to strain the
juice thru a fine cloth 50 no lemon
pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep
fresh for months. Every woman
knows that lemon Juice Is used to
bleach and remove such blemishes as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-03
Juice of Lemons Creates
A Clear, Soft, Rosy Skin
Tells women how to make lemon beauty cream
cheaply for the face, neck arms and hands

sallowness, freckles and tan anu
the ideal skin softener and beautifier.
Just try IT, Get three ounces of
orchard white at any pharmacy or
toilet counter and two lemons from
the grocer and make up u quarter
pint Of this sweetly fragrant lemon
lotion and massage II daily into the
face, neck. arms and hands. 1t
naturally should help to soften.
freshen, bleach and bring out the
roses and beauty OF any skin. 1t Is
wonderful to smoother rough. red
hands.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-03
James Burleson Advances,

LOCKHART. Texas, Aug. flames
G. Burleson. Lockhar postmaster, has
resigned to accept a position under
Gregory in the de-
partment OF justice at Washington.
Mr.. Burleson Is nephew Of Post
master General Burleson,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-03
His Strong Point.

Is your husband much of pro-
wider. Malindy?''
"He jes' amt nothin' else. ma am.
He gwine to git some new furniture
providin' he gifts de money; he Rwine
to git de money providin' he SO to
work he so to work provldin' the
job suits him. l never see such a
providin' man in all nah days"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-03

apparently intending to leave the child
In custody of the father. She was re-
fused because she was too young.
According to the husband, Mrs.
Heiser turned the baby over to Hell
sers sister, Mrs. Bertha Valentine.
from whom the child was taken. Mrs.
Heiser came to Tulsa last week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-03
Portrait Painter Dies.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-Raphael
Kirshner, an Austrian portrait painter,
who obtained fame in this country
after coming here from London two
years ago, died here today u few hours
after undergoing an operation for ap-
pendicitiA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-03

the next two months. The property
OF persons who do not pay up will be
levied on and sold unless the taxes
are paid within n reasonable time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-03

Flood Causes Damage.
My wife burst into flood Of tears
the other night.
Did she cause any trouble?
! should say so. Swept away SiS
for a new hat In the first torrent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-03

IT thot | would have a rousing
time in the country"
Did you?"
"Oh, yes; they reused me at day
break"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-11
en- Leader Milling Co.. Mill St.

Golden Leader Milling Co.. Mill ST..
Hbg. Gas Co., Union St, supplies.
Hartman. n. h., lO4 Ann st.. gro
ceries.
Hartman. E. F., 1o4 Ann ST.. whole-
Henry. oliver A.. 1O2 Union St. gro
cerles.
HenarIekson. A. X. bread.
HUI. h.. cigars.
Hill, b., restaurant
hlpple. j. H.. SOz >. Wood St, coal.
Hlppie. X. D.. Emaus ST., coal.
holman. Mrs. J. H., mlIIinery,
Huntzperger, ID. W., groceries.
KAN. j. A, 1856 Ann ST, groceries.
kianr. p; IL, 20 5; Union St. teweiry.
hovacnek, a, 40 S. Union St..
krasls. Lewis. 10 Union ST.. pool.
hrasls. Lewis, ~ Union ST, festau-
Kerr. E. s.. Mill ST.. groceries.
Arauss Bros, Union ~ Emaus St.,
Krepps. j.. 2O2 Wood St, groceries.
hupp, A, IL Mill ST.. cigars.
Ainayrmash, feeirnnnr1 Wy 5. Union St. con-
LandIs. j. C.. r. F. d. No. 2. meats.
Laverty, b., L. Main St. drugs.
LessSrs LLessore w. y. M' pn'Sn produce; g. maro,.n
Lewis. j. r., 7s4 Catherine St.. gro
CtfleS.
Long. Carson. Catherine s. Wilson
Longenecker. C. E., restaurant.
Lonsenecker, Z. h., S. Union St. con-
Mccleary, ". W.. PA $. Union St,
cigars.
Martin. A. c.. s1S E. Main St.. gro
certeS.
Manfred Bros, moving pictures.
Midoletown Furniture & Coal Co.,
kmaus St. furniture.
Middlet9wn Iron Co. coal.
ODer, c.. hardware.
Orth, c., groceries.
Parthemore, +. A, cigars.
Payne. sam, notions.
Peters, j. q. Est, Union & Ann Sts.,
merchandise.
Peters a Weller. Emaus & Catherine
Sts., coal.
Peters, Enid. Union and Mill sts.,
Poviansky, j., junk.
Prouser, A., clothing.
Rank. w, j.. 81 w. Union St. St. SUPPLIES. iIIii
Raymond, K. p, Union St, hardware.
Reitzel. w. W.. 224 5. Union St, gro
ReltzeI, W. w, 224 5. Union St.
wholesale groceries.
Rodfong, Mrs. N. T., Center Square,
EOS. il: E. EmaSs % St. St. resaaSi TessaSrant.
Fox, III. E., Emaus ST, pool.
Rodgers, ]. p, Emaus St. moving
Roop. j; S, 2ss E. Main St. groceries.
Roth, II. s., 20 S. Union ST., furniture.
Sin.Sa. SsiSuder j. 6Gs SW; Swatera ST.; notions.
Siler. w. NJ, -23 N. Emaus St. cigars.
Snyder, J. H, Swatara and Mud
Schultz, F., is3 Catherine ST.. meats.
Schadt. G. H.. 141 S. Union St.. sta
Schultz, W.. 100 S. Union ST., shoes.
Siders, d. ~, SS E. Water St. but
siders, i. W., sOa w. Union ST.. gro
seIser, S. S.. 1e1 E. Main St., stoves.
Settler. C. A. 237 N. Union St. sad
shellenburher, H. H. 60 Emaus ST..
sbirmae bianaieryi d L. Mill St Goa,
shirman.. shi. j j. + +. ~iI i8s 81 i. 'Shai Main ST.,
Smith, +. E.. groceries.
snSSeE ssn2SSely' F. M AZ Min Mait St. supplies:
Stouffer, II. W., sewing machines.
Singer, Sam, groceries.
Spanos, Lewis, confectionery.
Stipe & Cain, restaurant.
Stipe q Cain, candy.
Tritt, P. W., 6S5 S. Wood St, gro-
20 Century Shoe Co.. S. Union ST..
Wagner, ]. p, 167 Ann St, meats.
Wagner. W., 246 Water St., groceries.
clothing.
Whitman & Son, Union ST.. drugs
Wise, E, groceries.
Wilson, B. H., 259 Market ST., cigars
Wilson, B. H., 259 Market ST.. restau-
rant.
Wilson, B. H, 259 Market St, pool.
Yoffe, NJ, clothing. -el4@
Young, Leah, millinery.
Zuk. l., 236 N. Main Sk, wholesale
meats.
2 in l Store, groceries.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-11
HIGHsPIRE noRouGH

Bodmer. Ed. cigars.
Cover, c. A.. meats.
Diffenderfer, Walter, news agency.
Durborrow, III. r.. hardware.
Green. o. P., cigars.
Gruber. L. l., cigars.
Gruber. Il. l., restaurant.
Gruber, 4. l., pool.
Hooker. j. c., general store.
Hoke. A. j., coal.
Keefer. j. e., meats.
Leidig. Webster. produce.
heidig, G. r., general store.
Mcdaniel. H., drugs.
Sides, G. E., groceries.
Shelly. c. b., cigars
Shelly, c. B., restaurant.
Shelly, Z. b., pool.
Sides, Nj. o., meats.
Steelton Store Co.. Ltd. general
store.
Walmer. ]. H.. milk
Wolf, G. A., groceries.
Woolcott, H., feed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-11
MILLERsBURG BOROUGH

Atlantic Refining Co.. wholesale oils.
Atlantic Refining CO., oils.
Brubaker, A. N, stoves and paints.
BarnRart. BarnRRart j. j. F. F. restaaranti @sgShaRdise'
Bowman j: e, supplies.
Bair. A. z. & Son, groceries.
Bowman, Z. I F.. stoves,
Campbell. P. A., stoves.
Coldren, e. B. & Son., general store.
Dribelbis. j. ". & Sons. meats.
Douden- Planning Mill, lumber.
Bittyy' Biitty' :, ! F. cigars.
Eshenour' EEshhenour' Gee Geo. E. ca2dy TsI,dy,r.n+
Frank. j. Il. & Sons, furniture.
Frank. j. N. general store.
FForney' Harry jjewelry.
Heinbauch. Roy, milk.
HOFFMAN Hon Il H. notions notions ..o.o
Heckert. ]. H, cigars.
Herrold. Rebecca, groceries.
Hetherington, T., drugs.
kkswelI. kspndI. 8. n & &C. Co.; general store
Klinger, F. A, produce.
krauss, $. A. moving pictures.
Knouff, +. l.. cigars.
Krauss Bros; clothing.
Le7ght, Samuel. stoves and paint.
It.ong: Long. i i. ". j.; RRaGddSSsi aPd%are.
Miiiersburg. ri NJ Light. Heat & Power
MMillsSrs8ufs Mis-, 9Th sov. whes, .Sos: Co. coal.
Maftarnas L II nr0dnra
Maths. NJ. NJ, wholesale hides.
Mattis. J. A. A. cigars iD'a"''
Millersburg Mfg Co.. lumber
NoyiTggr' NNoyiinger' 3 3; & ,;,, BROS, merchandise.
ooTaddosff' ofndoTf Il Il. * K, sa@ffiaa notions. store
Pick. S. s.. clothing.
Poffenberger.. Grace. millinery.
Rowe. j, II. & Sons, real estate.
Rutter. P. f. A.. clothing.
Richard. Emma, millinery.
RRo%BBerEsr Ro%BerEEsr. + g. Som Som figsrs fasfRsrant
Romberger, Jennie. clothing.
Seal, J, B.; stationery.
Smith. Smith. / /, F. e, SagtaSrant. eigSrs;
Starr. j. W, drugs.
snyder. c.. =. coal
Seller, j. A., produce.
sausser, S. A. ssddlery. ~
Snyder Mrs. c. e., millinery.
suitzbach. Frank. supplies and
tyson. w. H., auto tires.
The New York Store. clothing.
Troutman, J. b.. feed.
Uhler, c. E., Seaeral store.
voss. Mary A.. general store.
Neck. Nelson G., groceries.
watkins. w. w, cigars.
Watts, o. H., jeweiry
Vert. C. f.. general store.
Vert. w. c.. supplies.
PENBROOK BOROUGH
Booser. J; L., groceries.
Brnehi. o. f., confectionery.
Tbersoie' Ebersoile' O. s.. wholesale feed.
Fishburn, S. A., coal.
Fishburn, s. A, general store.
Fishburn. S. A., feed.
Garvertch r. G., cigars
Garverich, r. c., pool.
Garverieh, r. G.. restaurant.
Heinly. G. H., supplies.
Hartman, Nj. H. general store.
Haverstick, G. H.. hardware.
Heckert, z. f.. real estate.
Hook. III. o., real estate.
Kishman, j., cigars.
Kishman. j., restaurant.
LeVans c. D.. milk.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-11
groceries 8

groceries.
PaTrfet; J; A; 1S4I N; Fourth. candy.
Redmond, A.. i52o n. Third. autos.
schlindler. II. IA. 2163 N. Fourth.
Snyder. j. H., 100 N. Third. C
CerieS.
silbert. T.. 1742 N. Sixth, candy.
SShmitn, l.. B., gSS Delaware. milk.
Tripner, G. c.. 1910 N. Fifth. gro-
wolford, J, H.. 1903 N. Third. whole
wolford. j. IL. 1903 N. Third. gas
Wagner j. H.. 1880 N. Third. cigars.
West End Pharmacy. 1921 n. Third,
Weigle. w. H.. 1901 N. Third. gro
ceries.
Frantz, A. 17O1 N. Third. groceries.
Fortenbaugh. Mrs. Wm., 1918 N. Third,
restaurant.
THIRTEENTH WARD
Art Framing Co.. 72S s. Nineteenth.
picture frames.
Aumiller. Mrs. A. E.. 1s4S North.
Acme Tea Co. 1s47 Derry. groceries.
Boyer Bros. 762 S. Nineteenth. ice.
Behney, r, 1S4s Derry. groceries.
Capit6ol 6 Tea Co.. 1885 Berryhill. tea
Corr. D. B. s1s S. Twenty-First,
WnOleSale candy.
Eckinger, JOS. 1928 Derry, groceries.
Hursh. d. o., Nineteenth and Belle
vue, groceries.
Cooper. Chas.. s01 S. Twentieth. milk.
Diehl. Albert, 1898 Rudy, meats.
Holland, Mrs. Ella. 1919 Derry, candy,
Holland, Mrs. Ella. 1919 Derry. res
taurant.
Kobler 4 sheafrer, 1915 Derry. cigars.
kobler q Shaeffer. 1915 Derry, pool.
Hess, ;. E., 1926 Kensington, gro
Kise., Ii. E.. 1854 KensingtOn. gro
Gable. w. T. 2o22 Derry. groceries.
DG99egsar;d 9eSry drugs M b. Nineteenth and
Holland, w. i917 Derry, pool
Holland. w, 1917 Derry, cigars.
Lutz.. ]. S. & Sons, 1852 Derry, gro
ceries.
Levy, s. s62 S. Twenty-F First, gro
ceries.
Lewis, Edward. 1907 Derry, hardware.
Motter, II. s., 1925 Derry, tires
McAliker. A. NJ, 1900 Holly. groceries.
Myers q Albaugh. 1S471A Derry. candy.
Prowell. Mr., Twentieth and Kensing-
Reigie, VIM. 2OO1 Kensington. meats.
Raffensberger, r. A.. 1916 Swatara,
Seegers, G. A.. 1886 Derry, cigars.
Shaner, l.. B., 1888 Derry, wall paper
Smyth. q. c. & Co.. 2l0I Derry, gro-
smith, j.. 1s4S swatara. groceries.
Stine, Aaron, 917 5. Twenty First
2-in.I Store. 1908 Derry, cigars.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-11
gIer, o. O., dry goods.
tier, c. c., cigars.
MIDDLETOwN BOROUGH

Adams. T.. 239 w. Ann ST.. gro
Alderman, ]. N. 27s Pine St., meats.
Antrim. T. j.. 800 S. Union ST.. res
Antrim. +. j., 500 s. Union ST.. con-
Arndt, 4. r, Water & Catherine sts.,
groceries.
Atlantic Ref. Co. wholesale oil.
Atlantic Ref. Co.. oil.
Banks BrosY. Union St.. notions.
Bedger, w. H.. 24S w. Main ST., sup
Beck, F. w. Spring 6 Water sts.,
Bowder. IT. r.. florist.
Barbush. F. Union ST., cigars
Baumbach. ". 226 S. Union St, shoes.
Beard. c. f., 20 E. Main ST., gro-
Berman, NJ, Union St, clothing.
Barbush. Eugene. Market ST., cigars.
Brubaker, Augustus, groceries.
Brubaker q Espenshade. feed.
Blumson, J.. merchandise.
Brinzer Milling. CO, feed.
Gain. l.. 8SS Wood st' "i; groceries. Ss;, Hle"'S'
Castiglia, T., Union St, groceries:
Christman. H., r; f; ID. No. 2. milk.
Cohen. Mary. 2S9 E. Water St, gro
Croll. a. B.. IL W. Main ST.. paint.
Crick. a. A., 81 Catherine ST, pool.
Crick, A: b.. 81 Catherine ST.. res
CriGk, 4. 3, 81 Catherine ST.. cigars
Deckard, Mrs. j. B.. feed.
Derrick. II. e., Laurence & Wilson
St, confectionery.
Detweiler. II. r.. 50 E. Emaus St..
meats.
Deimier. Mrs J. E.. Spring & Union
SITS, groceries.
DeimIer, II. e.. 141 Emaus ST., gro
ceries.
Dintaman. Jacob, groceries.
Doutrich, / H, Union St. clothing.
Ebersole. NJ. D.. w. Main ST., ma
chinery.
Enterprise Grocery. so E. Emaus ST.,
Erisman. c. B.. 24s Ann ST., meats.
Espenshade, J., 291 E. Main St.,
Espenshade, l.. 2s1 E. Main St.
restaurant.
Etnoyer. C. c.. Union ST. cigars.
Etter, Mrs. Mary. 332 Wilson St..
Few. c. s., 2O5 S. Union ST.. drugs.
Flom, Joe, Emaus St, groceries.
Follinger, j., Wood & Market Sts.,
Friedman. R.. 200 S. Union ST.. mer-
chandise.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-11
UNIONTOwN BOROUGH

Bobb. Jennie, millinery.
Bonner, II. N, feed.
Bonner, w. H., produce.
Boyer. Levi & Son, feed.
burlington, Elmer, supplies. u
Dockey, Elmer e.. general store.
Koppenhaver, c. M. general store.
Knorr, VIM, tobaccA
Noblet, ]. s., saddlery.
Pan,l PaTll, q e G. ffissTist; fasrnitur.
Snyder, Lydia, millinery.
Spots, David, produce.
Weist. S. F.. meats.
schreffier, G. F.. restaurant.
wILLIAMsTOwN BOROUGH
Adams, r., groceries.
Adams, C. NJ, supplies.
Adams, A. c., supplies.
Blaming Hardware Co., hardware.
blaming, J: r., stationery.
Bressler, George, lumber.
Bottomley, James. cigars.
Bowerman, Charles. baker.
Budd. Christ, cigars.
Budd. Christ, pool.
Battorf, Chas., lumber.
Baddorf, Arthur. groceries.
Buggy, M. E., groceries.
Baird. Robert & Co, carpets.
Bordner, w. c., groceries.
Cohen. Lewis, merchandise.
Chester. Mrs. r. A.. merchandise.
Cooper NJ. H., jewelry.
Condell, j., cigars.
. Day, r. W., furniture.
Darby. ]. l., cigars.
Continued en- Eeusw.=s rsss
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-11
TWELFTH WARD

Aboff, Robert, 1900 N. Fifth. gro
Astrieh: Harold. J., 1885 N. Third,
Acme Tea Co. 22OS N. Sixth. groceries.
Ammon, John, 1885 n. Third, cigars.
Bates. James b.. 1887 N. Third. gro
Bear, B.. 1929 n. Fourth. groceries.
Brenner, n, 1915 N Third, groceries.
Burd, Geo., 1872 n. Sixth, groceries,
Bingham, John, 21s Kelker meats.
Bon Ton Shoe Shop, 2039 N. Fourth,
Bates, II. T., 1924 y. Fifth. groceries.
Blair. q. NJ, $40 Hamilton, groceries,
Bealor, J. r.. 1904 y. Sixth. candy.
Baiser L. & Son. 100 n. Sixth. real
Beshore. T.. $50 Harris. produce.
Beshore. T.. S52 Harris. wholesale
Carl, ". G., s12 Reilly, groceries.
Crownshield. II. E., 1882 N. Sixth, gro-
Devor, il. C, 1924 N. Third, groceries.
Elk View Poultry Supply Co, 1902 M.
Third, wholesale supplies.
Elk View Poultry Supply Co. 1902 N.
Garrett. S. s., 62i wiconisco, groceries.
Gardnar, Irwin, 1907 N. Third, gro
Goodrich. B. f. & Co. 141s N. Third.
Good, c., i722 N. Fourth. notions.
Handshaw. c. E., 1541 n. Third coal,
Hess, Il. H.. 1880 N. Sixth, drugs.
Hull Bros, 1712 N. Third. meats.
Jeffries, w. A., 324 Harris. groceries.
Johnson, S. N, 1888 N. Sixth, oysters.
Johnson. ]. f.. 1886 N. Sixth. gro
ceries.
Jones. II. 24S Hamilton. cigars.
Jones, H, 24S Hamilton. pool.
Rooms, Morris. 1880 Fulton, groceries.
Rooms. II. c.. 1929 Penn. meats.
Mccormick. w. H., 1928 n. Sixth,
Miller. j. F.. 1923 N. Sixth. hardware.
Martin, L. c.. 1926 n. Fourth. gro-
ceries.
Maioney. ]. H.. 1919 Green. real es-
Meyer & Breneiser. 1742 n. Sixth.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-07-05

Of these fights on the trap-llne, Kazan
would probably have been dlsembOw-
eled or had his jugular vein cut open,
had the fierce cats been free. They
were more than his match In open
eight, though the biggest Of them fell
ten pounds under his weight. Chance
had saved him on the Sun Rock. Gray
Wolf and the porcupine had both add
ed to the defeat OF the lynx on the
sand-bar. And along Henrl's hunting
line II was the trap that was his ally.
Even with his enemy thus shackled
he took bigger chances than ever with
the lynx under the windfall.
The cat was an old warrior, six or
seven years old. His claws were an
Inch and u quarter long. and curved
like scimitars. His forefeet and his left
hlndfoot were free, and as kazan adj
vanced, he drew back. 20 that the trap
chain was slack under his body. Here
Kazan could not follow his old tactics
Of circllng about his trapped foe, until
II had become tangled In the chain, or
had so shortened and twisted II that
there was no chance for leap. He
had TO attack face TO face, and sud-
denly he lunged In. They met Shout
der to shoulder. Kazan's fangs
snapped ut the others throat, and
missed. Before he could strike again,
the lynx flung out Its free hindfoot,
and even Gray Wolf heard the ripping
sound that 1t made. With a snarl
Kazan was flung back, his shoulder
torn 10 the bone.
Then II was that one Of HeIrl's hid
den traps saved him from second at
tack-and death. Steel jaws snapped
over one OF his fOrefeet, and when he
leaped, the chain stopped him. Once
or twice before, blind Gray Wolf had
leaped In, when she knew that Kazan
was in great danger. For ar instant
she forgot her caution now, and as she
heard KaZan's snarl Of pain, she
sprang in under the wirdfall. Five
traps Henri had hidden in the space
in front of the bait-hcuse, and Gray
VOLTS feet found two Of these. She
fell on her side, Swapping and snarl-
Ing. In his struggles Kazan sprang
the remaining two traps. One Of them
missed. The fifth, and last caught
him BY hlqdfoot.
Henri and Weyman were out early.
When they struck OF the main lir"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-07-05
ITO be eontinued)
Doing Good

Few medicines have met with
more favor or accomplished more
good than Chamberlain's Colo
and Diarrhoea Remedy. John
F. Jantzen, Delmeny, Sask., says
of it, al have used Chamberlain
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy my
self and in my family, and can
recommend it as being an excep-
tionally fine preparation"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-07-05
KAzAN
JaS1s00
Oliver
| Ou'wOOd

Copyright by the BObbs-MSrrill Company
That same morning light snow fell,
making the work more complete, for
1t covered up all footprints and buried
the telltale scent OF man. That night
Kazan and Gray Wolf passed within a
hundred feet Of the wladfall, and Gray
VOLTS keen scent detected something
strange and dlsGuietlng In the alr. She
Informed Kazan By pressing her Shout
der against his, and they swung of
at right angles, keeping to windward
OF the trap-llne.
For two days aud three cold starllt
nights nothing happened ut the wind
fall. Henri understood, and explained
TO Weyman. The lynx was u hunter,
like himself, mid also had its hunt-line,
which IL covered about once week.
On the fifth night the lynx returned,
went TO the wlndfall, was lured
straight TO the bait, and the sharp
toOthed steel trap closed relentlessly
over Its right hindfOOt. Kazan and
Gray Wolf were travelling quarter Of
a mile deeper in the forest when they
heard the clanking of the steel chain
as the lynx fought to free itself. Ten
minutes later they stood In the door
Of the wlndfall cavern.
1t was white clear night, so filled
with brilliant stars that Henri himself
could have hunted by the light Of them.
The lynx had exhausted itself, and
lay crOuched on its belly as KaZan
and Gray Wolf appeared. AS usual,
Gray Wolf held back while kaZan be-
ran the battle. In the first Or second
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-18

alton.
For the best collection of Mamou
Crochet. pink or white-Ist prize,
Thermos food par, Baer x Co. End
prize. box of candy. The Delta.
For the best collection of J. Il.
Clark-1st prize. pair silver candle
sticks \. I. Schaefer. Jeweler; End
prize. Fountain pen. Koeppen Durg
Store
For the best collection Of sun
Burst-1st prize, flower vase. Pendle-
ton Cash Market.
For the best collection Of Lyon
Roses-Ist prize. $500 in merchan
disc. j. T. Brown.
For the best collection Of Killar-
ney. pink or white-Flower bowl.
holder and stand, Economy Drug
Store.
For the best collection Of Paul
Neron-Folger's Product Box. Con
rOys Grocery.
For the best collection of Karl
Frau Druschki-1st prize, Bathing
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-18
28 Years Ago Today

tFrom the Daily East oregonian.
June is, 1SS9D
Born, Monday evening. June II. to
the wife of ]. II. Parkes. a girl. weight
seven and a half pounds.
Nineteen carloads of freight were
received at the depot today for PEN
dleton. the receipts being $1,000.
]. y. Young is mentioned as a first
class man to fill up the hole in the
council caused by the resignation OF
+. Reith.
George Seoffner. now pump house
engineer is prominently spoken of as
a good man to fill the coming vacancy
in the office of superintendent of wa
ter works.
a fine milch COW belonging to Mr.,
Townsend vas killed above town yes
terday by the Pennington train.
Page Bailey is back from Starkey
prairie having become wearied of
vaquerro's life.
]. II. Turner has accepted "A bet Of
two to one offered him that the
wheat crop will not be the largest
ever raised in eastern Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-18
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its value has become generally recog-
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-18
DOWN WITH KAsERIsM

n HE peace suggested by
VI German socialists bears
out President Wilson'S
recent warning that the kaiser
wants peace on terms that
would insure Teutonic . domi-
nation of the world. A mere
glance at the German socialis-
tic suggestions shows their alb
lsurdity. Specifying future
restrictions of many sorts, not
a word is said about submarine
piracy-the most striking bar
barism of this war nor about
dropping bombs upon school
children and other non-com-
batantS.
To the birthstone with offers
from those socialistic dupes
and all others like them. They
insult the intelligence of the
world. The German war lords
deliberately chose the sword.
Let them stop their hypocriti-
cal whining and finish the
game. The rest of the world, |
the United States included can
afford no half finished job. 1t |
would but put a premium on
ruthlessness and leave the in
solent German autocracy free
to start another war the mo-
ment it got ready.
There should be no peace
until the German autocracy is
given such a dose of their own
that they will be GUST
ed utterly and a government
IF the people set up in the
satherland. In such an out
come only is there safety for
he world and for the German
people.