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Evening journal., 1917-04-09
EPISCOPAL SUNDAY School
BOYS WIN THIS CANE
spscial to TnE EyENING JouRNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, April "a team COM
posed Of boys Of the Episcopal Sunday
School on Saturday defeated the
Catholic Sunday School team in a
close and exciting game by the score
Of 10 TO 9. The game was played on
Rose field Tho makeup of the two
teams was as follows:
Episcopal Pitcher. Earle Lindell;
catcher, Robert Major; first base,
william Crouch; second base. Lee
CrOmpton; third base. Harry Cromp-
ton; shortstop, Howard Reed; left
Geld, Willard Grove; centre field.
Robert Hayes; right field, Royal San
born.
Catholics Pitcher. Leo Moore;
catcher. Paul Kelley; first base,
Johnston Rowan; second base. John
Doyle: third base. A. Armstrong
shortstop. Alley Killman, left field
Paul Steele: centre field. q. Robin
son; right field Barley Armstrong.
Evening journal., 1917-04-09
new pastors IN
four CITY PULPITS
St. Paul's, Kingswood, Cook
man and Wesley Metho-
diStS Give Cordial
Welcome
FORMAL
RECEPTIONS LATER

Four new pastors we're heard in as
many Methodist Churches in the city
yesterday.
The Rev. A. H. Thompson was
greeted by a large congregation in
St. Paul's Church yesterday morning
when he preached his first sermon in
the church. Although weary from his
1900 mile journey from Grand Forks,
y. d., his former charge, and suffer-
ing from a sore throat. DR.. Thompson
delivered an excellent sermon on "Im-
mortality"
A reception to the new pastor will
be given on Friday evening in the
church. All Methodist ministers, min
listers OF other denominations, and
district superintendent have been in
vited as we'll as the members and
friends of ST. Paul's Church. Bishop
William F. Mcdowell, OF Washington.
will preside upon that occasion and
Governor John G. Townsend is ex-
pected to attend.
The Rev. J. II. Warren. d. D.. oc-
cupied the pulpit OF Kingswood
! NJ. z. Church at both morning and
evening services yesterday and also
took part in the Sunday school ex-
ercises in the afternoon. The choir
rendered special music appropriate
to the Easter occasion.
The Rev. w. o. Bennett. the new
pastor of Goodman NJ y. Church. Of
fciated at both morning and evening
servives yesterday and was well re-
ceiyed Special music had been pre-
pared for the Easter services.
The Rev. u. w. Wells preached his
first sermon in Wesley Church yes
terday morning. There was a large
congregation and Mr.. Wells was cor
daily received. He took for his text
First Cor. 2nd chapter, list and md
verses: And I brethren, when
came to you, came not with excel
lency Of speech or wisdom, declaring
upon you the wisdom of God. For
determined not TO know anything
among you, save Jesus Christ and
Him crucified."
/ The musical features Of the SER
vices both morning and evening were
exceptionally fine, the choir having
made special preparations for the
| Easter services.
Mr.. Wells and his family tool
charge of the parsonage on Saturday
and were given a housewarming Sat
urday night by his new parishioners
Evening journal., 1917-04-09
LITTLE FELLOWS"
WON'T MEET TONIGHT

The meeting OF the Little Fellows
Patriotic League" which was scheduled
to take place tonight. has been post
poned. Since President Wilson's call for
an army Of 100000. a great number OF
the miniature men in the city have
decided to join the "bantams,' and the
next meeting. which will probably be
held the latter part Of this week. is ex-
pected to be well attended.
Evening journal., 1917-04-09
RED CLOUD CHIEFS RAISED.
Special to THE EVENING JOTRNAI

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Del, April 9-Red Cloud
Tribe, No. 10, Improved Order OF Red
Man, OF Houston. has raised the fol-
lowing chiefs: Ernest Simpson. sa-
chem: Warren Ennis, senior saga
more; NJ. w. Thistlewo0d. junior saga
more; Howard Clifton. prophet; Mar
shall Griffith. collector OF wampum;
G. A. Wilson. keeper OF wampum: A.
S NJ. Armour. chief OF records Fred
Hayes, trustee.
Red Cloud Tribe though less than
ten years old, can boasi OF a larger
membership than many tribes in the
larger towns OF the State.
Evening journal., 1917-04-09
NO FIVE Gent ice this
SUMNER FOR The POOR

Housekeepers who have been ac-
cuytomed 10 purchasing five cents
worth of ice from the ice wagons,
will be charged seven cents for each
twelve pounds of ice this summer
The selling OF small pieces Of ice
has been discontinued. The notice
follows
I'VE are obliged to discontinue the
sale Of fve-cent pieces Of ice, effec-
tive April I. 1917. We will give a
daily service (excepting Sunday for
Office coolers, approximately 10
pounds each day, for S1.S5 per month"
Evening journal., 1917-04-09
rae RERRY CROP DIE.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del, April 9.-Strawberry
growers in lower Delaware are anti
cipating a bumper crop. SO great
has been the demand for crates and
carriers for that business that many
factories have announced that they
have contracted for more than they
can possibly deliver before the open
ing of the berry season. The question
of sufficient help to pick the berries
is causing much serious thought.
Evening journal., 1917-04-09

Use the l:ttie ads OF big value-the
Want Adss--Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-04-09
Use "Tiz" for Iufted-up, burning, aching,
callonsed feet and coIns

Why 20 l'mpiug around with aching,
puiled-up feet feet 40 tired, chaied. sore
and swollen YOU can hardly get your
shoes ON or or Why don't yen get a
- cent box OF "rU" from the drug store
now aud gladden. your tortured feetg
"Tiz' makes your feet glow with com
fort; takes down swclings and draws
the soreness and misery right out of feet
that chafc. smart and burn "Tn' In
stnnily stops pains in eorns, callouses
and hunions "1iz" is glorious for tired
aching. sore feet. No more shoe tight
mess no moro foot troubles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
.SLAV MINISTERS
DENOUNCED FOR
ALLOWING MU1|NY
Stormy Session Held by SIav
Cabinet Yesterday,


PErROGRAD, July u The cahlnet
meeting leading to the resignation ni
Premier Lvoft sat until dawn yesterday
and Was somewhat stormy Munster
of War kcrensky criticized the min
rising to recent events and tor not
rising to recent events and for not
using their powers to suppress mutin>
N kerensky was particularly severe
toward General Potovt,eff, governor
" the petrograd military district, whom
he had proposed to remove IRON tho
Fetrograd command, but rccon'idcred
the decision after the ministers had
assumed responsibility Of changing the
original order, of General PotovtreN.
which they considered were iraughi
with danger II was made clear that
General PotovueifS hands were tied
Premier kerensky will retain, for the
present, the post OF minister oi war
and marine, NJ 1sere,elli has been
appointed minister Of the interior to
succeed NJ Ivoff, hut will remain the
minister Of posts and telegraph NJ,
Nekrasoft was named minister OF ju,
tee, Professionally. 10 succeed NJ Per
eveirof who resigned Thursday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
MN! CH|CKASHA
BECOMING GREAT
MELON SHIPPER
Government to Establish q
Branch Office There,

CHICkASHA. okla, July 2l,--(Spe-
cial) Chckasha will be put OH the
watermelon map Of the country, For
the purpose Of supervising the raising,
gathering and marketing OF water
melon, raised in this district, a division
OF the United States bureau OF agii-
culture will open an Office IN thicka'ha
next week, thus making this city head
quarters for a great agricultural In
du,try growing IN importance each
year In GRADY county
Rober, l.. Ringer Of Hampstead
Texas, will have charge OF the office
He will issue a daily bulletin drseu"
ing the growing and Nlc Of melons
which will give Chickasha credit Tor
being tho center OF one oi the great
est districts in the world for melor
marketing "
Chickasha reports will bs published
in the large shipping oenten OF the
country.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
Moose Assemble
for Convention

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July N--Thou
sands Of members OF the Loyal Order
OF Moose are assembling in Pittsburgh
for the biennial international conyen-
ton of their order which will be IN
formally opened tomorrow and con
,inued through the coming week Large
delegation. are expected from nearly
all OF tbe principal cities OF the United
States and Canada. There will be an
elaborate program of entertainment for
the visitors, with only slight curtail-
men, Of the usual festivities because oi
the war Col Theodore Roosevelt has
accepted an invitation To deliver an ad
dress before the delegate, next Thurs
day. Business sessions of the supreme
lodge will begin Tuesday and continue
several days. A proposed increase In
dues or assessments is likely 10 be the
most important item OF bu,ine. Much
opposition exists 70 any increa" and
i, is likely that the proposal will kf
made the sabject OF a spirited cont y
in the convention.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21

21-Ru
field extending
the Cosden on
oil
drilling miles ahead production
40O00O0O foot
The big we'll
steady b00bar producer came ana
Will
be Three companies building ana war;
have
completed the big oil companies bringing In enormous
bel
il
the of
oil
oil day ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21

Nobody even mentions II since they
have come into money, but there were
scoiiing spirits in the village who had
been known TO aver that nj one time
Wellerby senior had been a taxi driver,
says the London Tit -Bus II 'ha, had
been 50, young Wellerby had managed
very successfully to banish the mem
ory Of those days from his mind There
was a reception one day recently, and
the young heir to the millions was ob.
served 10 be ostentatiously showing of
the family seal. II represented St.
George and the dragon,
"One Of my ancestors, you know he
observed pompously, is said to have
killed the dragon"
Good gracious I" said a seoffer near
by How did he manage ~ Did he
er- did he run over II ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
BATTLE-SCARRED DOG
TRAVELS As MASCOT
OF BELGIAN ENJOYS

TULSA, Okla. July 2l.-(Spe-
cialD With bullet scar across
her shoulders and wearing collar
made of Belgian eolors, "Millie.
veteran OF score Of battles In
Flanders. mascot OF the Belgian
army, arrived today with the Bel
gan war mission
"Millic" is Just hound dog
picked VI, somewhere IN France by
British Tommy aud taken to the
French by him A she'll killed her
master and she was adopted by an
officer OF the Belgian army.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
FOR SALE

Most complete home. consisting Of
. rooms and bath. furnished or un-
furnished bungalow ;tyle, living
room 1870; large brick fireplace and
mantel Three large. airy bedrooms
on east side. living room, music and
dining rooms west side; attractive
Kitchen. butlt-i features; two fin
ished rooms upstairs. all hardwood
floors large cstorn full NJ wstor;
bath with cistern connections; TX
1t0-foOt lot on corner. fine gar
dem 20 maple trees. giving lots Of
shade: servants house, garage, etc.
Everything to make n comfortable
home; on high location In best part
OF city. II you want real homo
look this up at once. Address Owner.
or. A zoo care Times,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21

s,atrthan. Kercnsky, 10 the leadership
Of Russian democracy"
Different Speech Expected,
II don, wish Germany to hsrbor
any delusion," Mr., Lloyd George con-
tinued. that Great Britain will he put
out Of the fight until full liberty has
been established. | predict It will no,
he long before the German chancellor
delivers a different speech and that l.
the one for which we are waiting"
The premier said the statement n
DR.. Michaelis contained phrase
which would be understood by the mil
iiary powers Of Germany. Unles
these were wiped out, he added the,
they would again plunge Europe In :
wclter of blood
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
COTTON RECEIVERS
OPENING DECLINE
Fear Of Too Much Rain in
East Leads TO Buying,

NEW ORLEANS, July 2l,--Ths open
ing In cotton here today was on thy
downward trend and prices fell of ~
10 80 points In early trading, Fear that
loo much rain was falling In ths eastern
section OF the belt brought In buying
orders witch resulted In a rscovsry. Al
IN. end oi the first half hour activs
months were I point up to down, com
uarsd TO yestsrday's close
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
Carnival for Lswton

LAYTON. Okla, July q Especial }
{. W Parker, reputrd to he one OF
the biggest carnival and amusement
device men IN the country is IN law,on
negotiating with the city commissioners
iof the privilege Of installing perma-
nent amusement park here, either at
the old fair grounds or al kothlcr
mark Roller coasters, stenic railway,
shoot the shoots aud all other smuse
men,s that 60 10 max, up such a park
Canned green peas and yellow peaches
help iight the blues,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
NJ uW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 7i--Tho cotton mar.
ket had q steady opening with prices 10
points lower on September and lower
10 10 higher or new crop positions, Too
much rain In the eastern bolt and fur
ther trade buying promoted the early
nrmnss October sold UP 20 ~ oic ana
December to ~ s6c, after the opening, or
4 10 ~ points net higher on tho fore
cas-, for more showers In tho ssstsrn
hsI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
CATTLE SUPPLY
IS SHORT here
Packers Fail TO Get Enough
Of Heavy Stuff,
COMPARATIVE REcelPvs.
pcr,oa In 1919 ,ss,i~ .MAs, s1.,ss

p~viod In 1919 ise.a~ <A~et s'Sss
CATTLE-The ever pending shortage
Of fat csttlo wrs felt keenly hers tho
past week, packers not getting nssr
enough heavy cattle to fll orders. to.
ceipts were fair. lLis2 head coming. but
the bulk OF these were either thin Hiasssrs
rushed 10 market on account OF lack
~ water or grass. or w.ro stockrrs and
went back to pasture IN other sections
~ tho state Steer values as rule
closed 1901 2Sc higher for the wuek South.
ern Oklahoma pretty well wintsfed osksd
grsssers n0tchod Syd9 70, while bulk OF
The steers sold S7ts1s. Butcher market
closed mostly ibU?6c higher odd lots Of
cows and hefers selling HGs.b0, whils
bulk Of tho average kinds sold essOth
Gamers and cutters ranged, nUb ~
and bulls as for the bulk, 1907, Calf
market closed somewhat higher, best
gradc OF voals now selling up to ~ 30
Stocksr market closed In n healthy shaps
with most Of the early week loss re-
gained, best yesrlinss bringing 1901
Closing ouotations,
Prices Of tho various grades Of cattle ere
spproNtms teiy follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
JUDGE PUTS BAN |
ON WAR clAusEl
IN LIFE POLICY,
Welsh's Disapproval Of rid
or" Upheld by Court. |

, ..,. l., A.. A.
"'e' "'A'"'s VIC eN'''"'' :"
murrer to the pet'n"n 'or mc'.es
filed by the Mutual Benefit Life In
,,r,,c. c,,unapv as,in,, A. L. Weish, +
i ...,u,,..,,u., n,s.,let
,A,e 'n,",a.' ' .. % ,.,;'u.,.a .hss -
Junyc uay'on ,o'.y ". m,,"sS "a y" IN.
Tou'" sustain .', Wv ", NV .,.,r,,si. AZ.
.",n'en ~ '1'' !, WI .p... Wv co.>,.rv
",ney y" "t :, , a".i',o, \. yith.
S.nt' h.It ,';, .'I' ,,, I"I " - ,h,v could con-.
m ~" y' A.. -, ,ttie. AZ ~
"a",,..a a'.n,a. ~ WV" ~ "" ~ ,.t,.~sr snossi
"''ps'v w.. ,,,r.,,. w sm" ro,,,,
u ''' N'p'. N'
Fnf-fsAen'aS, .ne
The decision Of Judge Hayson, u up1
held by the supreme court, Is expected
by insurance men to be one OF rare
reaching importance and II 10 evsa
limited that some of the smaller eo'as
pan,es may refuse TO write insurance
during the period of the war on anyose
subject TO draft In making MS esa!:.
mcnt to the attorneys OF HE psooabIo
decision Judge Hayson declared shal
sufficient evidence had been introduces
by the insurance commissioner to suss
1 A. /.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
GRAM ANo PROVISIONS
Nav YORK MONEY

NEW YORK July 7l.--Msrcanuls
paper, 40, -,orllns so-day bills. ~,
Commercial 80. day bills on banks, Nnt;
comJrercisi sO-day bills, ny demand,
" ~ cables, v N ~ bar silver,
bonds, ilrm. government bonds steady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
"Whits Wav" for Lavtoo.

LAWToN, Okla. July A;--tspse!aly
--I.Awton Ia to have white way iee
one block extending from the corner q
Fourth street and d avenue down 10 y
avenue. The lights will lead 10 ~
Temple theAter, a new playhouse under
construction in the Masonic building.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21

You can't appreciate the grief Of .
mother who has skimprd to get the
dime to buy milk for her baby, upon
finding the precious fluid soursd TOT
lack Of Ice. Send your check 10 the
Milk and Ice fund, care Of The Daily
OklahOman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
COFFEE

NEW yORK. July 2i-cOFFEE RIO
No I. phc. futures, wenh september.
eIc. December tQ2c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21

Here, Ye Home Hunter
Here, ye home hunter! A fine home
among the best In the city; only two
blocks from the new Hale mansion, nine
rooms: selected quartered, white oak
finish none better: decorated walls
good shade. fruit and lawn. at present
values ground would cost $1,000; cannot
duplicate house for $500, account leav-
Ink, Tor quick sale, VIII take "a, 800 for
all. terms on part Address,
FRANK SMITH.
Core Alexander Hotel, City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21

There is no overhead cost to the
Milk and Ice fund. Every penny con.
tributed through The Oklshoman and
Time, goe, into milk and ice for the
babies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED
\, A,.v.rinu Ads. rie~s. M.n,l.n Time.

WANTED Fi,e.toom cottage, north.
west. not over $4,000 will pay 1900 cash
and ltb per month Woodruff a Groves.
iist North broadway Phones, w. eiJ,
W. tl1-R. W. JOil.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21

HOGS-Thfee nunhrsd hnAd Inade up
today's receipts and these sold about
steady with fis. 10 as top and the bulk.
Sit60 and up. Tho market for the week
In ?Oqf25c lower on good hogs. such Rs
sell above jit76 and 2bgtoc lower on
thoss that sell under that figure. Pack
ers have established a spread OF " 20.
market LiGht grassers. such as should
he kept in tho country. are bringing
tlsDii and Il 4. very hard TO dispose
OF them 10 packers even ht this figure.
stock hogs are striking u rushing mar
L.t ~ AZ hOs,ti
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21

Women cannot vote for deIsagtes 10
the Indiana constitutional convention
r,st fall, according TO recent court
decision
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
T. r STUART n co
20 W Main Maple 7s.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THREh
MODERN HOMES Terms " desired
ono I-room and one 6-room dwelling
house dots il.l2, block ~ OrndNle addi-
,lon, 500. SOS West Choctaw street Okla
homn CITY, also one h-ruOm house, lots
~. 40. block 6, college Iilll addition, 7ib
u ptrret CAPITOL I'm Mail hest bid TO
A y, McElderrN Administrator Purcell,
Okla,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE
In Anrn.rina Ads Rlensn Menilen Tires.

FOI'n ROOM house on Reno, watkins
distance. 1880; 5000 cash, balance llks
rent. or will trade for acreage. owner,
wal ss7 ot wal 1922
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
Is PERCENT INTEREST on THIS IN.
ASA VESTMENT Is LEGAL
zIEGLAR, COOKE & zMGIAR,
Call for r. r. Aufricht.

Psf you are In tho market for q
home or business property, or N you de-
sire TO sell your property. cah and see vs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
$500.
FOR a completely furnished home.

For a completely furnished home
owner has moved to Iowa and engaged
In bushes and writes TO sell his hand =
some, substantial. modern l0-room home,
completely furnished with high class
furniture. just like new. on following
terms S2.b00 cash. balance to years,
! percent interest price &6.bO0i VIII give
immediate possession; " you are looking
for n home see this; you Will pronounce
II real bargain
Is PERCENT INTEREST on THIS IN
.a VESTMENT IS LEGAL
II
Nice brick fiat; has four b-room. mod.
ern apartments (bath with each apart
menO; large cement basemcntj also
modern Groom bungalow; lot 7bEl90 feet
(plenty OF space for another fiau; paving
paid for: close In ana on car line; rents
lIlI per month; win sell on easy terms
percent interest; price I'll 900.
II will pay you to investigate this prop
ositlon. tall rooms S2a 3]0-33l Lee
Bldg Phone Wal $50 or Maple s77.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
PREMIER ASSERTS
MICHAEllS URGED
WAR, NOT PEACE
Different Speech Expected,

Kerensky, TO the Leadership
[ Ris,ian democracy"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-28
COUNTRY BOYS DON'T HEAR
AS WE'LL AS CITY BRED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-That the
country youth is not able to hear so
well as his city brother. and that only
about one in five of the former pos
sess the auricuIar acuteness of the
city bred lad is the opinion Of officers
at the head Of Marine Corps recruit
ing in this city. Their deductions ar"
based on the number of country boys
rejected for poor hearing.
Many persons believe that the con
tinual jarring noises Of the city have
"a tendency 20 dun the scnsitiveness Of
the nerve centcrs. However. this is
not borne out rs The figures or the
Marine Corps officers, who belicF"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-28

Troop D the best troop Of cavalry on
the Pacific coast. he states.
After the review OF the troops by
the governor, Corporal Inman states
that Major Mcdonnell himself COM
pIimented Captain Caldwell upon the
the proficiency Of his troopers in the
formations and drill movements.
We've got EN- all cheated for Off
Gers and we've got the best drilled
troop there declares the "Rattler."
Troop y is filled TO the Limit. he
SAYS and every day there are applica-
tions tu get into the PenIleton bunch.
The other troops are below war
strength and wan. 20 recru up from
eastern oregon men. he SAYS Curpor
a1 Tumau expect. the cavalry squad
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-28

incorporation here today. The prin-
cipal office of the company is to be
at Grants Pass Josephine county, and
general mining and ore marketing
business is planned. Capital is fur
nished by Victor w. Brown, C. c. Bip'
pus, w. II. Stroup, J. c. Charles
Palmer, Frank s. Kaulback, ]. Chas.
Reinlinger, Howard @. Turner and
Barney Caniff, all of Pittsburg. and
by Lester A Brown of Josephine
county
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-28
PRIVATE DETECTIVES
ARREST SUSPECT IN
FRANK LITTLE CASE

BUTTE. Aug. 27.-On suspicion
that he was hired to Kill Frank Lit.
tie. Charles a Mccarthy, also known
as Charles Albrechtin, has been ar
rested by private detectives it became
known. Police discred,t the arrest,
declaring it frame-up. It is impos
sibIc 10 secure a statement from the
detectives. McCarthy's supposed con-
ucction with the murder couldn't De
gsarned
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-28

that the quiet life OF the country, free
from noises, has a tendency to weak
en-, through disuse, the responsive
nerves in the ear.
Scientists point to innumerable par
allels in nature where the disuse OF
an organ gradually reduces it's func-
tiOning power or eliminates IT alto
gether. The blind fishes in the dark
pools Of Mammoth cave are a notable
example.