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ENTERED INTO RESI-:

Mo0RE-On TtursdsJ. April 5. 1877. II e:z5 O'Clock
,. m 81 his iaic home. No. $50 South Penn street.
WILLIAM t MOORE.
Funeral services IN Monday sr11snoon At O'Clock
Friends Of ;hr family Invited 10 attend lntermeat
prYL:r in Gr"-nap-5d cr-neterT-
HALL-ua wr!r.rs.ay April 4. 1917. At 20 O'Clock
:. H.. ISGwALi. HALL. IN the ,Osh yes< OF bis
x.e
Funeral from paiare Undertaking Pk;ior 1908 Main
s,.-~; Saturday a: 90 o'clock. hternrnt Gfeen-
rood crn,.t-rr. Is t:,riHI request tie Bridge and
S:rir;ural Iron Workers Local No. 20 10 attend
funeral
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SUSPENSION VOTED

pI.I!plS. ~. NrrI! "---N GENERAL :.,i$-
u"nsi"r al work ~ nj>'rir' y" =. Limited
Mine Workers Il Au'rI,i. after April
- unl"s% IN" ,.,ral Operators agree 10
mcct IA Joint conference with I'll" min
crs I"r Tn, IurnuS. nf rradju%ting the
wage scale was unanimously voted by
delegates ~ the special district c"nrcn-
ton here today.
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HUENOS AIRES. April G---Bu"nos
aires newspapers say thai Il grave sItu-
H'inn has arisen between Brazil and Cor
many as 4 result ot tn" sinking "f tn"
larinI. Their" is much anXI";y as -
IN" attitude which the BraHi,iau GOVERN
H!"mt viii take.
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Named As Ensign

WASHINGTON. .trril I--M"iH!'r- q
tin. elias. ~ m!d$hIrm.Ii r""4ua;rG from
tn, nasal ar:u1u: ~ annapolis last
Wrck lrd;i? w,r" nominate" AZ "uSiHhN
H. President Wilson. IN" President
also sent :" IA" S"ua'" iil'' names -.
many army. marine ruri's ana coz i
guard Officers. nominated IA" promotion.
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KEW SOAP FACTORY

S.r"I.G iII>.ti.I. - a" INIrI!ltc'.cet, .
fi.Al.kSKtEG. " Va. April HVE
y. Fry. 4 travelling ssll"Smaa OF this
CIty, today ANNOUNCED TIA" organization
al n" rliLrkshurc Soap and Refinery
c"nH;,n%. which will erect West VIZ
-tniI'> second soap factor here. 1t :
,'apit;tiz.d At S"5."on. with Mr.. Fry Il:
l'r"siu'ut an! general MANAGER
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SHrNNSToN ELECTION

sge'!n! DI-p4'Gu 20 II" In;tII'. 'eT. , .
tI.AEkSBi re-. W. Va. April IS
II: Davis was chosen mayor over Il. Z
Robinson. incumbent. in the annual cleo
tlun Yesterday at ShinnSt"n. Hlai1'
Ewing was elected recorder. and Joseph
bowman. r.. $. Johnson. i. : Randall
and John Null counciimen.
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CIIERBOTRT. April =. !" p. n; tn"
BRAZILIAN steamer parana was sunk dur
ing tn. night. Three members Of h"r
,,rrw arc missing. 9TH" farana was n
vnsSr! 81 AtGl tons Sh" wts tH!lt IN
ISGa and WAS owned in RIA Jan"ir".>
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POULTRY


5000 BELLA VISTA White LeSho:rs laid over 'o'ooo
Eyes In 1916 the FcsUt q years traH'rrstins ana
scientific, breeding FOR size. vsr5 and eSg twp" SUI
rc.sful eSs farms and lnuiirym-l buy BELLA VISTA
Ls,ch:r= ,-es 10 Improve their ho'kS. Recommended
nv r1 n;rnt stations; state unTe5itirs ana asfcu'
turll rulr.eS Egrs 81 80 setting: $3.50 for ~: 81
y-r 100: 81 .-.r LOO: soc fertility guaranteed:
chickI 2rc zach. So r~r I0d Splendid breeders for
sue a. all tines. fi-iia Vista Farms. hin'Ins~ick
No. Hp'i-h
WANTED S-c,GI hsad Incubator. and erooder farm
implements an! Wagon. Also double harness; Qood
condition Mus: b- cheap. Address Ed S'Iei. Z
+ u. M J. Martins Ferry. Ohio ip-5-i
ron sALE-Esrs FOR natrninE 10 cents each.
White Lcsho-n. Pr!sc HaI o'r!nston- Three Buzz
cockerrs 500 each. Sunny Knoll Farm. Nat phone
v,tr plOE.y MIRO
THOROUGHBRED, Rar'sd Rock CocSe'cls Sa'Vo ana
$500. Es4s tl.5O setting. Stilwcl! '1rn. RsJlind.
Ohio. nf-e-"V
FOR SALE-EEEs FOR kItrhinG. =. e. Rhode lsiahn
Reds Parks bred 20 lay. Barred Rocks. Biut An
Galu,!Hn Columbian Wyandots $40 per -. Henry
Lane. AIS EFie St. Natl phone l6'G-M rlF-l+-"V'
Rhode ISLAND md. Ruff l.cshorn eGss and stock
70. sale. II. L. Iirainann. Wheeling. W: Va. L. =
Mr-1o-42.t
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-TcIl located Acr-lypn fo+ 10. 49,
Gno-r, u Gosnrv xp-4-r
FOR SsIE-Thrce acres Of land with room house
md ou,bu!ldings. the WkynesoWs road In
or,rs o. Mn. Amelia Fuchs Sherrard. ". Va.
ap-2-l
FOR SALE-thesp. 10 baseball uniforms. CSed only
two months. Good condition. Color grey VIA
green srtic. Also c.:ehos glove. protector mask.
hat. and first b.scu,Ias nit. Call E. G. FredeHct.
l.a2.S National phone. or ~r1n No 1903 Jacob
street. Wheeling. mr-ao-m :.
FOR sAIE-Tvn simmer cottages. EpwoEh PARK.
bethesda. Ohio. W. c. McClSin. Bellhire Ohio.
nr-3o.t
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WANTED-Male Help

WAITE D-yacancy April I4th for competent Sails
man OF ~ merchant; with largo Cleveland eorport-
;iOn to s<!l merchants L needed hiShrla3 specially In
". Va. and surrounding territory. $500 10 $500 per
month. Commissions paid weekly. State erper!mce.
Address: Sales Manager. Box No. lie. Station C..
ClHrrl1nd o. Gp-7-E
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WAhTED-rorcgn speaking real estate sa!eSmvn.
SlarIsh. Polish. Croausn preferred Live win. who
can produce has big opportunity with largo rniAbls
land company. year contract Wtts At once stating
past experience to D. l. Co.. Box 80l. Charleston.
W. Va. Ap-s-t-1
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WANTED-a good plumbers. must DO genuine lead
workAs. Apply Conner Bros. 26t Chaplins 81
ap.O.i
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR sALE-Three ton AnsrsurY Truck Iuit
oy,rhasIed and rebuilt. Complete With Bosch
magnetic, SehshIsr cIrbure,ors and all now tires
4 bargain Il IoId suIek. Wheeling Wall Pia't'f
Co. 9th and MarkSt Sis. Ap'4-m
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Austrian Comment.

VIENNA. Wednesday,. Aprll I. YIN
! I."ndon. Arri! ii. lois ~ ln..-Th" rus
, o-NuuHariau press has r"'d iii'i" at
! t.ntiun !" rrrSId"ni Wilson's m"sSar'
! t." Congress regarding 'i'?iuaIi-An!"rI'
! can r,Inr!onS. IL" few "'!!'"r.H. CON
4: ~. MT. riy" pr"lnin"nc" 10 tn" Tact that
: rcliah. information ON IN" American
I ,."v,rEmrlt's nt;ituG" is sn scar" that
! ii IS IInp"~Sihl" - form q! Il picture Of
! what Is happening IN th" United States.
/ Will" som" Of IN" newspapers doubt
| President Wilson's motives. others 10"
uUt that ~" American government ai-
! 'il.rr ~ the past las made difficult II
| taking mf any other r"UrS" ibnn thI
| nu.w laid down. EXPRESSING ut til" same
tim" tn" hop" hat The situation l"'-
tween III" l'nitrd states and Austria
hungary xiii not unfrrg" i 'han::" for
+, he WorS".
All II IT," --aiins articles -;'"c" re
rrnr rlp: hv President Wilson's act ;hc
/ chances fur an early peace are Som
,ngly l"ss"ncd and that furth"" blood
shed VIII H.. T"r"sSary. II - DECLARED
,lSn tha: com" what Ina". Tho Central
r",r'Ts mast ""riinu" n sight III which
si'' "ntIro would apparently ~ >""kln-
ih"Ir destruction.
There /" nn hitter tone. in any "f I'll"
'n'u'u"u; lut Il full expression Of III"
E'"n"9i disappointment.
Frederick & F"n:I"id. tho. American
amhos,adnr. leaves tirnna %aturrinr
evening, NNfll II" y III ~ a't'llp;N!-
'd by Mr>. r"nll"ii, hIicn W Dulles
third s"cr"lrr% - tn" embassy Al! on"
servant.
uurln: -" rs; few days III" embassy
n1~ l"--n h''i'r,i 10y III" many friends
"f Tia" l'.i,li,j, i..'r". ON Thursday n
80 I. IA. rhr" ,lni,.%stdur will b" re-
,.Il"I 10y i.uI"r"" Charles u t;r"a'
Headquarters. Mr. r"mlicld was pro
-'n!..I 10y Empress X!;a IN Person with
al autographed photograph Of herself,
tn" w." la!". having h"~n actiE" to-
l';h"r in iuu"h Charitabl" work
irlmSsa,ar r"nic,d ana his party
" ~ l'Hl,. IN 4 Special car pi.C"d AZ their
'ler,sSai 'v iii Nu@trlan government.
Tin. "uT viii proceed with tn" P"nf"lda
, - far - i;cru". "h"rr :h"y Will remain
fer Il week. Tho ambassador announced
'uTry that rl ""!cr 'u Avoid all n"Sst-
o. n.iiiy 81 = rr"ss rHfui.riEn IN connection
"iih th' gu'i;;.y l." H"I,id l!~i Gay 4
>!uEi. word WhIIH on ~" WY.
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WAHTED-Man who talk we'll In European Ian
Gu,Fcs: must Be honest. neady sooes and no
gambler: great chance for right man. Allan Tunts.
1920 Market street Bell phone ll35: Nat ltS-Y.
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wilson Approved Plan.


WASHINGTON. N1rii G.--lu state
mont nppruvin; Tho army plan present
I'd =" congress hy III" var d"lAr'in"nI'
President Wilson today said that INC
hop" "t III" world IL that %hrn ~" r.nI
roI,cau war * over ARRANGEMENTS VIII
have. l,".n made composing many 81 IN"
questions which have hIthcrt" seemed
To r.ouirr ~" arm!nG @! TN" nations"
T'h. presidents settlement follows:
.'Thr Irirrji,l" riNhodied in In" l"-iS-
!acirr. presented -: IN" war department
Ia ,h.. military c"minitio"S ri An" son
ate and nous" have my "ntlfr aIl7">t''
and its specific r"r"muIc ndatoos "'n-
body the b.; judEmor; OF IN" "Hl'"r"
IF ih~ war department.
81. Dr,Uus..S - rnis The forces 0rco%-
sar,- to meet the present cm"r gene ny
bringing tho regular army nn6 ~" M
,io,,:l Guard % war strength. and. by
adding the additional forces which T!H
now be u.rd"d 50 that III" national army
Will corr prise throc clements IN" reg,
lar ar,ny tho National Guard and me
so-calloi additional forces, Of which the
.irst 500 No9 are 10 ts aTih"riz"I imm--
,jintciv and later incr"lu"u;- 81 ihH same
stG. AZ they may Io needed.
.fn order that all 'hrSr forces ma?
ronipriS" L Sinrn army. tho term Of on
Iist,rnnr IN INC ;hr"c is "1ualjz"d AMI
Will h" tor tn" period Of mo emergency
The necessary men Will be SECURED
for ia" regular army ana the Naii"h1i
t;ua-d hy Mountaineering. a- IT present.
until in the tudcncn, Of IN" president
:, resort To q enl"r;iv" drH:i y dcSirno!".
'rhc additional forces. however, are 20
hc m iSrI nr Srl"C'iv" Lrrft from lnou
ranging in az. from - !" >" lars. lnr
crnfas of tic a.vrrn! states IN all ~
.hase furc"e will hc in proportion !"
their population.
".This legislation makes no mtt"mHi
- eOIyr ;ilr question "tNr permanent
military policy for III" country. 'h!ci!N
for tn, reason that III t""Sc HnNI"n9 ana
GiyCrd.. rcd times 4 clear sc" Clln"'
b.. had either q" our permanent military
ucrrS%;tirS or Of tn" host mod" a or
rani2iuc 4 proper military T"ac" g.
fahIishIncnt TIL hon" -! III" world Is
TINT whom tho EUrcu"an war IS oyer. ar
rnncr,ncntS Will HAY" boon made com
rnsint. many Of ~" questions win"h
i,ya hitherto S"sru"d 10 r''q'iir" Tie
ar.riny Of the nations ani that ~ som"
or,l..r,h and Just WY tn. pea" Of iN''
world NAV h.. maintained h. such CO.
or.ratinnS o? force among tho GT''nt ma
tions rs nayb" necessary /" MAINTAIN
ncarc and freedom throughout ~"
world.
"yhcn .hcac arrangements r"r - per
n,nnnu, rcar" arc made. "" can deter
min, our military moods and adopt cur
course OF mili'ar" preparation !" M
genius; Of n world organized for justice
and democracy.
Tho rrcscn; htll. therefor" is adopted
to tn" prrS"N: situation. hu' It - Drawn
urnn such lines rs will "nahl" TX /"
continue is policy. nr 10 much Is 1t -
NAV hc determined - l." wise. "h"n Ia"
pro>"nt crisis has passed.
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Trench Training.

priatlng Sl.00o.0o0 Tor pational d.
tcr.'v.
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Be-lin Indifferent.

ecry,g Yerc rall"G n the C"!"rs with IN"
rr.sI,i,rj's signing "f IN" war rrs"'U-
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WANTED-Fe1a1e Help

WANTEo-An unusual opportunity for ladies. Earn
h!s money selling Our beautiful fancy and staple
line ot dress fabrics: experience unnecessary. No
money required. Profitable work. Goods In great
demand SAMPLES free. Write for particulars, Sc
curr territory now. Old Colony Textile Co.. 3oiA
Broadway. New York. apI-S
WANTEp--E1pcncnccd lady stenoSripher Boz Isl
C!:y. apI-o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. White A Il. c. car In
tellISencer. tpo-i
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WANTED-Male and Female

WtNTEO-Diih washr!. hoy or unmAn- Inquire
Palace restaurant. lsal Market street. ap-7-t
WARTED-S;cn and Srls for factory work Apply
To tho Wheeling Tile Company. Chhp!ine and
Thirty-frst streets. sp-7-i
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Sl,OoO,oOO Cor Iowa.

DIES MONIES. Iowa. April THE
owa senate today passed bill appro-
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HAhTED-Men TO sell our line OF household
furnishings. from house TO house on mail
weekly payments. We pay weekly.
mr-6.n G.. F. ADAMS. ll4o-lli2 Main st.
xAhIEO-Two young 70 work pews agenA u
B. q O. trains Apply At Union News ". ot.e@
B. & U. depot st-S-u
WEHT EO-At orce. several rood delivery aud sslss
koys. TO work befoIe school. Apply q Circulation
Department. lntcI Iencet. between Z and g. u
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SEWARD SNAPSHOTS.

c. E. OrIander and wife have
moved into the cottage at the cor
ner of Adams and First Avenue.
Mine Host Sexton is getting ready
for winter. Carpenters are fixing the
front of the hotel preparatory to put
ting in the storm doors.
James P. Momb, the all-round ath-
lete. who has arrived here from Ne
mana, will be connected with the store
keepers department of the Alaskan
Engineering Commission. Mr. Momb
is at The Seward.
3
There was a good attendance at the
Business Mems luncheon at the Sew
ard Grill today,
Painters are putting on the finish
ing touches to the house of John Stot-
ko on Second Avenue north of Lo-
we'll Creek
The regular Monday night drill of
the Home Guards was held last night
at the A. B. Hall with a good attend
ance Of members.
d
The second meeting Of the First
Aid Glass was held at the Red Cross
headquarters in the Railroad Build
ing last night. Two members joined
the class,
WANTED - Three boosters to eat
Chill Con Carne. Spoons have a
hole cut through the bottom. Owl
Lunch. u.
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COMES
HERE THURSDAY

Collier Saturn, with 500 tons Of sup
plies for the government radio station
at the head Of the bay, will arrive in
Seward some time Thursday. This
was the information received here this
forenoon from Cordova.
The Seward Chamber Of Commerce
also received word of the Satum's
coming and incidentally the captain
requested permission to land at the
Seward dock and discharge his
freight. This action will undOubted-
iy be granted and the supplies for
the radio station will be taken out
by drays.
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TEN DOLLARS
IN ONE LUMP
FOR SOLDIERS
"Here is ten dollars.

"Here is ten dollars"
"What for?"
"The tobacco fund, just put it down
from the Seward Light and Power
Company employees"
"All right. Thank you"
The above conversation took place
in the Office Of the Gateway this fore
noon and down goes the 1O-spot for
good cause, you bet. And again we
say. THANK you"
The spirit is moving among the
townspeople and each day sees the
fund for the Eight a pipe for the boys
in the trenches" moving up-slowly
but surely. The tobacco man on the
Galway knows that there are more
liberal people in Seward than are
shown on the list Of contributors and
it is dollars to doughnuts that they
will come in with their two-bits-but
isn't it peculiar-few have contributed
two-bits, they always come in with
more.
Men out on the line, men on the
railroad, merchants, and all other
classes are realizing what their little
donation will mean. Suppose you are
on the fighting line, after a strenuous
attack! There is a lull in the fighting
and you are given a short chance to
rest. What would you like better than
anything else? A smoke. And you
can't get it! That is what the cam
paigu Of the Gateway is fora smoke
when you want it, if you are on the
line
Who is next?
Tho f,lIov,i,,o arc tho contributions
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FUNNY WEATHER-YES

And it snowed-just little this
forenoon, a reminder that winter is
coming. There were only few flakes
but they were plainly discernible. The
flakes fell with rain and melted as soon
os they struck the earth. Then it
cleared a bit and Old Sol came out and
perhaps the day will end with-rain.
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INV PHASES OF LIBERTY LOAN BOND
ARE ANNOUNCED-SEWA BANho -,,c
ACTING AS U. S. AGENTS

Yesterday The Gateway contained an elaborate SJaCe
mani concerning the second issue OF the Liberty Loan
ond Today the following is the second and last SUae
ment: &c, ooo -, Ioss IN
ATTOTNENTS-AII subscribers for $1,000 or less III
bonds will receive the full amount for when they SUI
scribe whether the total loan is oversubscnDeo or noC ~
~ ~ o,ar+,Iaitv in connection with this provision the
Secretary of the Treasury has the option Oh accepting
ons to an amount in excess of the $3OOOOOOOOO OIL
f oaI +o one-balf thereof or $45OO0OOOOO This ar
rangement will prevent the disappointment that reSueu
~ tho first loan because so many OF the subscribers ou
not have their subscriptions accepted
DFTIVFRY-Au bonds will be delivered promptly
u,,on the completion of payments for them.
PRICE AND INTEREST-Al bonds Will be sofa az
nov Tba, begin drawing interest November 10, and the
mice r7ust include interest earned on deferred install
+s ba+raan November 18th and the date OF the pay
mont If the instament If the purchaser pays Tor that
date he gets it by paying its face value. IL ne deIeIS pay
rant until December 18th January 10th ne must pay
in addition to the face of the bond interest Tor one mO
an the amount of the said payment equal TO the amount
the bond has earned in the interim Interest on all ooS
will no Maid semi-annuaIly on May Is and November 10
at the rate of per cent III
MATURITY AND REDElIPTION-The bonds will
a+ November Is 1912 but the issue may be redeemed
ut the option of the United States on or after November
X 1927 in whole or in part and accrued interest on any
interest dav on six months notice given IN such manner
as the Secretary of the Treasury shall prescribe.
In case of partial redemption the bonds to be redeem
ed will be determined by such method as may be prescro
ed bv the Secretary of the Treasury The principal ana
interest of the bonds will be payable United States cola
coin of the present standard of value,
SEWARD BANKS ARE PREPARED TO ACCEPT
SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW and will continue to accept them
until NOON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 1917
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liEN-Read Cotters AID today
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Proof Of labor blanks for sale at
Gateway.
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Certain-teed Roofing. Guaranteed
10 and 10 years. ]. l. GraeFs. u.
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Scratch pads-fOr scnOO', Tor your
desk. FOR the counter, for the work
room-lOc at The Gateway.
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LIQUOR PRICES
NOT GOING UP

Liquor over the bars and liquor in
bottles will undoubtedly remain at the
same old price during the remainder
of the year Dealers met yesterday
to decide ON "a raise owing to the eX-
ira war tax but there was some dis
seusion and unless an agreement rs
reached later there will be no raise
at the bars or for bottled goods.
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ALASKA SAILS THURSDAY

Steamer Alaska will leave Seattle
Thursday forenoon, according to word
received today by Agent Mcdonald.
The Alaska was posted to leave Seat
tie tomorrow but owing to heavy ship
mcnts for Anchorage a twenty-tour-
hour delay was necessary.
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RED CROSS MEETING

There will be a meeting Of the fl
nance committee Of the Red Cross to-
morrow evening Wednesday, at Z
o'clock in the headquarters in the
Railroad Building. 1t is important
that an members of the committee at
tend.
MRS. ROBERT j. WEIR,
Chairman.
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HALIBUT QUOTATIONS.

SEATTLE, Oct. 23.-At noon today
halibut prices were quoted on the Fish
Exchange on Pier Z at 1890. There
were many arrivals today
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MEETING OF LADIES' AID

The Lutheran Ladies Aid of Sew
ard will meet next Thursday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Rosness. Members and friends
are cordially invited to attend the
meeting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-08

This Picture Is the Greatest
Moral Sermon Ever Depict
ed in Film.
This Is the Picture that set
allPortland talkingand even
on a return engagement
broke all records.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-25
RADICAL RULING
RECEIVED HERE
COPY OF NEW ORDERS ON Ex-
EMPTiON AND DISCHARGE
FINALLY ARRIVES.

The long-talkeG-of new ruling of
changes for reopening exemption or
discharge claim cases was finally re-
ceived by the local board yesterday.
The ruling which is of a drastic ma
ture is as follows:
"The unrestricted reopening of cases
of men not yet indicted into military
service is delaying the raising of the
army, and the reopening of cases of
men already so indicted is interior
ing with its training
''The following rulings will there
fore govern the reOpening of the cases
mentioned in that ruling in the fu-
ture:
Ceases of men already indicted into
military service heretofore reopened
shall be forthwith closed and the prior
disposition of the cases adhered to.
"Any person already indicted into
military service who also claims that
he has not had full and fair hear
ing, or has not had a full and fair
opportunity to be heard by local or
dlctrict board, as required by the Sc
lectiye service law and regulations,
or who claims that the board has eX-
ceeded it's jurisdiction, or substantially
violated the selective service law or
regulations in passing on his claim.
may apply to the commanding officer
of his mobilization camp, to be dis
charged under the provisions of par
agraph 139, army regulations.
Gases mentioned IN subparagraphs
(a) and (b) Of page 6, compiled rul-
ing No. u, which have heretofore
been decided, may be reopened, as
therein provided only when the claim
for such reopening is filed with the
adjutant general OF the state on or
before November %, and where par
mission to reopen is granted by the
atjutant general OF the state before
induction into military service.
Gases mentioned in that paragraph
decided hereafter will be reopened as
therein provided only where the claim
for reopening by either the local or
district board shall have been filed
with the adiutant general of the state
within seven days after receipt OF no.
tive by the registrant or person