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certify that the bond required h.
the above decree OF the special com
missioner has been duly given. Given
under my hand this ed day OF Feb.
-uary, 1917.
Teste:
CHAS. Q. s.. WILLIE.
Clerk
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Richmond and Chesapeake BAY Raijx,y Com,,,,

'.ne'..u,uI acneuuie of ApriI IA. I'M
ecnsuute SuuJe,L 20 Change Wiihous
trains leave Riehnlonu b.5:sv A. A. -,
: 81 p . 81 \. p. Mo 4. Al; II A 4.
l.. S;:S i 81 $50 i. III. ss p: N IL. s; iS E. E:
Trains leave. Ashland $3.50 A. A.. By A
Ms So a; 81: % A. ~: i2 NJ .i1, 4. Il.
g.. s6::o F. A.. ,SS:39 ?; II" f:io +. NJ. s
bCarries baEEsgs .Dsily except su,s.x
ssSunJays opiy SSa0ky
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:. The crew authorities OF Cornell and
! ale have agreed upon a dual regatta
70 he rowed at New Haven Ss;urdn 81
May ls. II ia understood tina, tho dis
,nmce VII be about two miles and the
course the Housntonic River near
nell will meet Princeton on C'avuaa
Lake May 90 and also compete in the
on June 81 T
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GARRETT CLEANING

OLD rugs and carpets made over into new
sect. MuGison 21S2.
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ny j. -. CAENE.AI. & SON.
Real Estate kuctioncers.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
4 GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY
N JACKSON WARD. 80. :lS WEST
CHARITY STREET.
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DEATHS

sYsH%KKrTE mp..a. e h,,r, -Fesld;.nS;; -,
sunh.y' KATE: x prRSErTE. INC 90.
ff:...n ..ayss ,,,ro ,,d""nrh'.r, Mrs J..
p. g. ana on. bro,h.r,a. 4. y! ''nhflSr.
FunerAi from hout, TUESDAY, - T.. VI.
TYLER -D!ed. =, the residence 81 he ~.
F.hruary IS. 1917 WILLIAM ) riLLi.
- Funeral motto, iat'r.
AALL.--Died. ~ no. mother. reside. . aii
Sorth Twelfth street iiLLIE ~ I'LL.
FORD HALL. daughter Of INC lat. Sergeant
j. r. Hai! and Mig. : :, HsN
tun.t.: noiIsc l.,cr.
srEiS.l,-pi-n @lnusz moTnn. :, .
) enuc Barton Iloirhts sr,.r . lrrcr n
illn... 81 nearly Ne ear a.E a. ....A
". SrEl& . prominent ,iti,cu "i b, : ,,.t.
~. Vas n.,iv- % I"-m-r ."~" 10 'us
10 This cv,nir! when ri,c,u -.
And has mo" unny E""'! go, .-.,.s
Nr. Stein h.. .l"-ys hSen a."I.. ,,.,t.n
Aitiaen. actiyc IN pcli,i's. .u' 81 rr.' r.rn"
reprcs-ntet In c"uncii thr OH l-'r7"r .u4
Ir!erns !or has r.n.'',-it! .u" ,rsn..nc>-
lie is survived 10y ri- s'iI"N Mr.. '.trr~
Stein, ana eleven Children and thrc" s-5,n'.
Shiidrem MIR. Hieo[E. Iob.'T - ,s',rWu.
L ". HazicrroIe N'.s-s 'iar. alI lev"
Stein. - Fr.n HERMAN ~. hr G'pr-" :.
Iran -. Charles -. IN" claude II
funeral noti-c I'll ho .nn"unc.h l-i,r
Ht,.N r.S.;-ni,n Spnun, f-hrnar} Is. 1871
Msfshar s;iy., WAr ttf.a'" 'iiRl:vtfsss
hr.n revent. ON. e-r.
4Ernl:SbHX. %9E%iHTG :. seioes t;:,o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

THE; annual meeting Of the stocKhoIdcr. oi
ne cans Rady Company NIL be held a
S street; hrdl:m"nd Va on WEDNEsbAT
GEbRGE Y HAnY Garr.-v
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CLEANING AND PRESSING
NOTICE-I.eRAl
MEETINGS.
r. ". PATERSON casr

MECHhEICS AND MERCHANTS BANK
r ll2S Hull Street. Richmond Va
= ~ Hhnuai meeting 81 stockholders o. this
l.. clock - -0''' -
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Ln,.. -.!, H.. H. 81 +,
Main Line. s7:3l n 49,
Jainch ave. LIN. 1890 a. ra:l, ~,
-. .>eNs -. ~. =, 'e:aV r.. IL n, - p.
:ccNpoFl -reHr LOO 81 '1:OQ n. 100 p.
rims arrive rom nix. I'll 100 .l:4a D.,
$50 D.. -. 'y.0s g., sa:oG n From
Vest. -s:ov a.. '5:st p 1886 a. :l:is o..
1880 .. daily from J.sriYlt< Vile eAcsnt
sunday from lnurmonI Jas. RIVER 1875
a. s4:3O 'DaiIS Sunday
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by virtue OF a decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court of tho city az Richmond
entered February l. lni. in tho suit or
Feie' Norris ~. Henry Morris ct ais
tho undersigned special commits ioner
Will oil
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

o. i.rutsh experience. -ud :esyit-b-inctnr
anr'rE"orS Tor al "cc ,.iou. aud 40 irar
p~' 20 "ordr'' auction s.!'s T. nr,- oar,
O. nc @i'f county "t STATE. Highest ~.
"t'nre'. OlG Dominion Auction ana COM
.tt~.i"n oinn'tny II Bauer mau-ccr sir.
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JEEfTtEr,. china ANA " cJdIie pr.so n
rarSsh and shipped With "are No. =,
ann hauling done ny JACOB Umlauf. Pho..
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ss Sna 'rf'%s 'F Bar
sIssh hen sL IssG MaEss'l sio North
15SiiA si Sa $ '!s Ts;:f
ieur sprnS.e +, yH"s L:; 10 , 1s.1
we. % s,Iss s F Fhs"s
m nssP: ,cp @'.f.'; "a. 'GGs'.%$g =;
,, ,,i,s,; kiydiy address Lawyer ive%; SIS East
0uI; .sbasI"s pins towering saves fuel
yysG.s..e s"nt.."% o Xssss,c ,'G Mfs. MO 20 III"
NH no" 9,bs DC rGGsr"G,,ol% for amy Obligation"
Srt:,!.>i. NOTICE
W. .ar bs .y, /" rn,Sunss ,nat Ne haye 3psned
so,,. .uc'son.crinE business in this city,
.""s or STAT Twen,y ear crrcri-
s'ad" testimonials. IN" to recent local ale
nch e. ,raa :ha iS Gne, 20
:ei a. ;ic'iom anything tho public desires
Of sro ar IN e1.i"n s to f" b,s
srWSGn r.pr'ation for al occa s!ons.
hoa good. r good. a't s ,HrT', o4 n2n,n
e e,J' 'oF S>-,e and will pay top M. rt.,
store. Vii y, ease Viii hs pHp'i1
nc o. ~ I'M, al, Of stocks stores, lra.c.,
pc,ior s"rvic" aud method
"" also negotiate loans
" your business * dun for amy re. son
.nh"f!oN" :" YOU consult and SHAH
Ne "hl" 70 advise Eoiue rnrfu.-.i mar
WI! prrduc" marked Improvement
~ :. T's''' iiuliE tciicit ;h' patronage OF m"
meet Confluence W ~
Sc ~ before s"lnns your oha,,clz At,
Be'''r terms Eetter method Better
OLD UOMiNrO% At'CTlC,S t%n GOV:
MISSION COMPANY
r. Bsu"-. I.na;.er
room. Si3.il5 i.lric Euildins
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SUMMER BOARDING

,sVUI.F.VAED IN. on Hi.nrp;on ro..,
Gounir! ana t:eshor. cor2binec ~.th Wy
con. "ntenles Excellent table. So to SiZ
vs week Wiite Mi.s.s Ia oil. 3ouicva-a
.i.p h,rr,on. Va.
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IL develops that at the annual meet.
ing 81 the United States National Lawn
Tennis Association In New To-k the
ASSOCIATION. AS body. took ofticial ac-
members at tho disposal OF the United
states government in the event of hos
and any other country the erecutive
committee was authorized to cancel ali
the ninying dates for this season Tho
assoc ton voted in favor OF tho pro-
posed daylight saving plan. adding an
hour TO the day during the summer
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BOARDING.


WANT Ed permanent. trRnsi-n. ARD "a q
boaroe:s ie; East Grace street:
MARCH ! beautiful Above front room
southern exposure. A so sinS.. room GitE
Board. 40 We.; Grace
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Richmond& Petersburg
Electric Rv
STEAMBOATS,
OIdDOminiOnLine

A.. '..Nninonl IL. % Ash 81. daily 20 +. NJ,
ysaf"rs %e eTfoiErt He"s........ S:99 4. y.
Con as WIN main line steamers i..s:
Gay 100 z. ". Connectloas also made o.
:; & w. Ky r. NJ aud Z. a -. Ry. a,
mont or signal and are me, by oubiIS coz.
fiRGiNJA NAVIGATION Co James Rive.
BY daylight for Norfolk; Old Point Newport
Sews and all James River landings Man.
aayl Wednesdsy and Friday ar 500 A. H.
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FOR ShLE-BuSfnes>.

FOB SALE OF LEASE
ELk.fOS HOTEL
ElStor, koChirEhRn >t'oun,, Va
" :. f. v. y. y. on hours ride north %:
-"-7nnoc.h i:.'.r, sirroUnoeu - @o.n-
Ems 80 :onu' Iurni,h>u< ~ua .g-!. NJ O
EiE t'tG!S " .is:. AGGreas = = UrIunn
'-.-rt>oohurE "
bUSIAr tcE SAIL.
-.D,k NJ xsor- n:!n xoo'I Ill Of tp. hs-'
hDs!aess stand in the TOW Of ,'tur=:uort
10. rent. also have .6r acre, OF .ie jones'
RISE all tn good timber. uuis t,~t zoe
.-!l or pdfrsss DeyerciI 80 ..erpo
NJ So ~ .tsrs!nout. Va
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FOR observation-disclosures.

FOR -hls. old bricks lumber and scrap iron
Apply Cornell fouHS Co.. %inth ana Arch
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ICE CREAM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTS.

-"i:''IAI fo~ This w.cn Maric- Mousse To-
ram Madison $50. wynuc 10 cream
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III tho city OF Richmond would mo-
vide safe and suitable hhrbor for
motor boats, as. has been done in many
other water front cities OF lesser size
and Importance than Richmond. I am
sure that the number of local boat
owners would be greatly increased"
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FnH sale. one ok wall case with sliding
.i"o's. with bins. 5!3 Twenty-se, enth
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AUTOMOBILES.


'pr commercial automobile bodies art
'"rs 90 :" Rich ardson Pro> eiJ Brook
y en-. Madison its;.
FIrs ~il. Overland. model az -pAss.nEer
.""-i!en, paint and mechan!cs! condition
-Cn 30" tuile.. two sAtra tires, two extra
,rb-s hGCpcr shock ah.orbcr. spot light,
= bargain. See Us quick. al. care
SEE Du".brrr!. at 4. Neyer's Sons Co .
South Eighth FOR 1915 Ford With neE
BODY. TOP and tenders, neal" pa!ated
.hean u so!d =: ono
ACTOHOBiLES.
LET us sell your ~sconG h.ro
tion. We guar ntet results and 1u!ck sale
Old Dominica Auct;or ard Commis.lo7 Com
p.ny: HS.si5 Lyric Building. Phone M6di.
sou $50
JUST received car Load OF To-d comn,rcial
hodie' ne bodies that y%m have been
looking for. W. can ,urpi, 'oT- needs In
any style or color, !icatFua riS-s FOR Ford
commercial bodies. 4 Myers SonS. *!
Ebs; Cary StreAt.
FOR sale. Dods. 6-pss..nge- touring car:
mechanical and paint condition good; new
t!reS: extra tire. All attest continent
II 6 care Times Dispatch
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FOR SALF.-Horses.
FOR S.ALE-Macllincry.

DCrHLE leather betting. following sizes
100 feet II i-2-inch: 81 feet 12-inch: 20 feet
ih-irch: 100 feet A-inch. Also other sizes
good condition. ]. Rluford G Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25

the National Council for Defense on
May ,. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanfield ex-
pect to leave Pendleton Friday noon
and will be away several weeks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25

For the pleasure OF Mrs. Harry
johnson. of Portland. MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Frazier and Mrs. Rena Adams
have asked number of friends to
dance Thursday evening at Hillside
Home"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25
PERSONAL NOTES FROM
THE ADAMS COUNTRY


ADAMS. ore, April 26.-Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Mckenzie and Miss Lizzie
Mckenzie of walla Walla, were visit
ors at Adams Thursday.
Misses Dora and Jessie Chestnut
were visitors at Pendleton Saturday
The Red Cross Society of Pendleton.
organized a Red Cross Society at Ad-
ans Thursday.
The Rebekah Lodge met Thursday
night for usual meeting, taking in
three new members. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank whitley and Mr. Mel McFad-
den
Mr. and Mrs. @. NJ Morrison were
visitors at the county seat Saturday.
The Adams Booster Band will mo-
tor over to Weston sunday afternoon
Everybody is invited to go.
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Hunter and
daughter. DoIlie. motored to the coun-
ty seat saturday.
The Adams school was 1isrnissf
Friday afternoon on accour % no
fuel could be secured.
Mr.. and Mrs Jess Hales and son
John motored to the county seat.
Mrs. j. W. Spencer and daughter,
Beulah were visitors at the county
seat wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Hales and
daughter Thelma motored to the
county seat Wednesday evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25

head. life and glory of the sanctuary.
Measured by ordinary standards. this
was not a bad church that excluded
Him. In the eyes of the world II was
a huge success. IL was prosperous,
respectable and seif-satisfied. World
ly wealth Is a peril to the church as
veil as to the Individual Christian.
When gold is substituted for God the
savior leaves the sanctuary. The
church is neither hot nor cold. IL
was neither vulgar nor common, but
vas dominated by fashion and form.
Every true church Is born in white
heat. but riches and respectnbility
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25

often chill the ardor. dry the tears
and cripple its power.
The only church In the world for
which God can do nothing Is the self
satisfied one. For the poor and needy
and desirous God can do anything.
For those who want nothing. nothing
can be accomplished. The only peo-
pie ever sent away empty are the
proud. the exclusive and the self
centered. such churches have no
room for the poor the lost, the brok-
on hearted. The true church has an
open door for all classes and con-
ditions
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25
RED CROSS DANCE
AT ROCK SUCCESS
TIIIItTY-SIN DOLLARS CLEARED
At BENEFIT HELD SATURDAY
A EVENING.
lEast oregonlan speelal.l

least OreSOnlan SpeclaLl
PILOT ROCK. April 25--In
spite of the rainy evening and bad
roads, the dance given Saturday night
in the l, o. O. f. hall for the benefit
of the Red Cross work. was well at
tended, The hall was beautifully
decorated with flags. bunting and
red crosses. Thirty-six dollars was
cleared
Miss Winnie Smith came up from
Pendleton saturday evening to attend
the Red Cross dance and visit over
Sunday with her parents.
Miss EValyn Kinman of Pendleton
was the house guest of Mrs. L. c.
Scharpf over sunday.
Miss Grace Frost. principal in the
Pilot Rock school, who went to port
land Friday. returned Sunday even
ing.
Charles Wilson. a brother-in law
of J. f. smith. who died Friday. was
buried Sunday afternoon at two o.
clock.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Frauk chapman of
Wutter creek were Hot Rock visitors
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. e. r. Lester We're
Pendleton visitors over Sunday.
Misses Grace and Fave Hinlx'e.
who are attending st. Joseph's acad-
envy visited with their parents over
Sunday.
Fred Groves and Clara Beck. pop
ular young people of Pilot Rock.
went to Walla Walla Monday morn
ing where they were quietly marie I.
The saturday Club met at the
home of Mrs. Mable Smith lsnt few
members were present so it was de-
cided to meet only every other week
after this.
Pilot Rock had a big mass meet
ing in the Commercial Club rooms
rooms Monday evening for the pur-
pose Of organizing the citizens into
food squads. It is hoped that they
can get together and plant all the va
cant lots in potatoes and other gar
den stuffs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25

in and sup with him and he With
me-
The primary application Of this
text is to the churches and not to the
unbelievers. II reveals a striking sit
uation. Christ has been crowded out
of the church which He purchased
with His own blood. 1t reveals a
sanctuary without a Saviour and a
church without a Christ. In reality
Christ makes the church. He is the
shekinah that illumines the new and
spiritual temple. Without His pres
ence and power II ceases to be a
church in the New Testament sense
of the term. Only as He is trustee
devotedly. obeyed implicitly. and
crowned joyousIy does He become the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25
ROOSEVELT CAUSES TROUBLE

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The
Roosevelt division idea has turned
from u collateral question into one of
the biggest points i'm the legislative
wrangIe over how the nation shall
raise an army of two million.
Opponents of the administration
continue bitter opposition to cOnscrip-
ton in any form. Prominent repre-
sentatives. fayOrlng the Roosevelt di-
vision, announced they would fight
for an amendment granting the Col
Onel the authority he asks. They
said they probably would start their
fight tomorrow.
Chairman Chamberlain Of the sem
ate military committee moved 20 limit
debate. but couldn't get u vote. THE
whole defense Of the nation awaits
this vote.'' he said. Other prominent
senators don't expect the vote before
Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25
Dn. HENRY SCORES HEAVILY.

Continued from Page -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25

Mrs. Mcintyre and daughter Gwen
dolyn. were visitors at the county
seat Saturday.
j. T. Lieuallen of Walla Walla was
a visitor at Adams Tuesday
Mr.. G q, Richardson was visitor
at the county seat Tuesday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25

UnhedS Sates Tires carried y
Unteasut Tneex hysutsyo ourneeds
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25

Social and
q q
Personal
zoEoE

| the National Council for Defense on
May >, Mr.. and Mrs. StanfieId ex-
peet to leave PendIeton Friday noon
and will be away several weeks.
For the pleasure OF Mrs. Harry
I johnson. of Portland. MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Frazier and Mrs. Rena Adams
have asked number of friends to
dance Thursday evening at hillside
Home"
The meeting of the Thursday Aft
ernoon Club originally planned for
tomorrow has been postponed until
May 10 when Mrs. f. f. Boyden and
Mrs. q. w. Phelps will be hostesses
There will be but three more meet
ings of the club this year, the second
on May Il. with Mrs B. S. Burroughs
and Mrs. b. l.. Burroughs as host
esses. and the final meeting. the date
OF which has not been announced,
with Mrs. James A. Fee as hostess.
Mrs. James Thompson and Miss
Helen Thompson. who have been
spending several days in Portland,
returned home last evening.
The meeting of the womans Mis-
sionary Society of the Presbyterian
church which was announced for this
afternoon has been postponed indefi-
nitely because of the meetings at
Happy Canyon.
Mrs, willard Bond is spending
few days in Portland.
-
For the pleasure of her house
guest. Mrs Frank Korte. Mrs. VIII
Moore has asked a few friends and
neighbors to come in very informally
this afternoon for a small sewin6
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Myrick return
ed to their home in warrenton yes
terday after spending two months
here They will be met there by
their daughters. Mrs. Viola Savage
and Mrs Mabel Finch who will spend
at least part of the summer in War
renton.
GR. H. Baldock OF salem is PEN
d1eton visitor.
Fred Ashley of Enterprise is regis
tered at the Pendleton.
Bill Myrick was in from his ranch
North of Helix yesterday.
Horace Walker of Stanfield was MP
yesterday from his ranch.
]. n. Stone was among the Milton
residents in the city yesterday.
w E Putnam of Milton was tran
sacting business here yesterday.
H. d. Lamb and Harold Lamb of !
Milton were Pendleton visitors yes
terday.
Mrs. H. W. Hogue of Portland Wis
tied here yesterday en- route home
from a short sojourn at Hot Lake.
Mrs. May Crowley of Adams pass
ed through Pendleton yesterday en-
route to Montana to look at some
land.
c. ]. Manning is here today from
Pilot Rock and says that in his sec
ton it is easier to buy hay than to
raise it,
Robert E Kennedy OF Hermiston
was up last evening to see his broth
er in his wrestling bout with Raw
z. f. Starcher former mayor OF
Umatilla. and his fellow townsman.
Hugh Barkly, spent last night at the
St George.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25
5000 900 ERE HITS TOWN.

OAKLAND, April 25.-The business
section Of Concord i'm Contra Costa
county. was partially destroyed By
fire this morning. The damage is
two hundred thousand. A hank. hO-
tel and many stores were destroyed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25
> ~~~%~~~~A~A~ .
ANNOUNCEMENT

Social and club news for this
department should be given to
the East Oregonran, by phone
or otherwise, during the fore
noon. such news turned in aft
er l2 O'Clock, noon. will fire.
quently have TO he held for pub
lfcation the following day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25


The Busy Bee Club met yesterday
at the home of Mrs. viii Daniels on
Raley street the meeting being a sur
prise for Mrs Daniels. After a short
business session the afternoon was
deiightfully spent with fancy work A
dainty two course luncheon was serv-
ed. 81 ladies being in attendance.
Those hidden other than club mem
bers were Mrs. L Price. Mrs. R A.
Gray. Mrs. NJ Grandin. Mrs T. B.
Brewster, Mrs Nellie Park. Mrs. l..
A. McClintoek and Mrs. NJ. ]. Luck.
The next meeting of the club will be
held May with Mrs r. F. Kirkpat-
rick as hostess
Mrs. A T. Perkins extended charm
ing hospitality yesterday afternoon to
the members of the Lavender club.
entertaining them at her home, 500
Perkins avenue. The time was de-
voted to sewing for the Red Cross. a
number of articles being made. The
club has decided TO take up this line
OF work entirely. in the future and
give as much as possible TO the organ
ization. Several beautiful piano solos
added much to the enjoyment of the
afternoon. The rooms were prettily
decorated. an artistic arrangement of
ivy and daffodils decking the parlors
while the dining room was beautiful
with carnations and a Christmas cac-
tus in full bloom. A delicious lunch
con was served by the hostess. assist
ed by her daughter and Mrs VIII NJ
Peterson Guests other than club
members were Mrs. Blue. Mrs. H.
Beltz. Mrs w N. Peterson and Mrs
Anna Weber.
Sharing in the horsor which has
been paid her husband. MIS- Robert
n. Stanfield is rushing preparations
to accompany him to washington D.
G.. where he goes as the representa-
tive of the governor of oregon to at
tend the nationwide conference or
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nave need Of nothing: and knowest not
thou art wretched. and miserable
and poor and blind. and naked Also
the scripture, Behold ] stand at the
door and knock: II any man hear my
voice and open the door | will come
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25
Terrible Itching Burn
ing on Lower Part of
BOthEars. Grew Worse.
Like Rash. Inflamed
andSwollen. Spread to
Neck. Cuticura Healed
In Two Weeks.

Above are extracts from ..
signed statement recently re-
ceived from Mrs. E. Long,
315 Sacramento ST., Portland,
Oregon, dated Oct. 80, 1916.
How much better to prevent
such suffering by using Cuticura
for everyday toilet purposes, the
Soap to cleanse and purify the
pores, with touches of Ointment
ncw and then as needed to soothe
and heal the first signs of eczemas,
rashes, dandruff and pimples. You
VIII use no other once you try
them Do not confound these
delicate, fragrant, super creamy
emouients with coarsely medi-
Gated. often dangerous prepara-
ions urged as substitutes.
Fer Free Trial by Return Nal ad-
dress post card: '1Cutieura, Dept r,
Boston" Sold throughout the world.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-25
81 JTTNEYs sOoN BuILr.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-The
construction Of the first thousand
wooden 'sea iitneys" begins I'm q few
days. Secretary Of labor Wilson an
nOunced.