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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
3rnpgen igreuqen streiferpara0e.

5prfn9Fiel0, ST. 10 Sepf-
Sine 4ora0e ser I~treifanbcn Stro.
Benbo6nangeItedten nelde lett fie-
Zen &oAen i'm apsItano iiu0 un6
0eren 9reunoe mur0en gaitern nod
mittog bon Sruppen oeB 8. Silt
noiier 4egir1ents otlseinan0er ges
fprenqt. 3pei 8erionan mur6en
oltra Sdiiie itro mebrere ou0ere
our6 Sdlage ber[ebt. Ole 8ebor-
Sen batten bic Gara6e porher per-
6oten. Gs beiBt. ooB Die idmtliden
arbeiter uniouen nls 9roteit einen
5treit oniageu merben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
Diinabmr0 wirS pom
DcmtIe6cn bclaecrt!
3ablreidle Sample 5tpiiheu Scutiden
&eierbsu nuS rniiiiden
Entruniaeu.

Berlin, 10. Sept, ilber 2on6on.
-Dos oeutite ariegsont meI0ete
beltte mittag: n8tpiiden &ien uno
Dem @eerbuien ron Sligo fanoen ge'
tern uno beltte in oen Siiupfen
uno @dl0ern 5ahIreihe @efedte
Spiihen D~elttid)en &eierpen 1ln0 ruiz
iiiden &otrouiaen itott Die Gtiien
muroen in alleu oieien @ciedtcn
geidlagen.
Son Scr &eitiront Gelttidc
StroBtruppen iiigten ocn 6|rnn3oieit
GIT beioen Gciten 6cS @ilqel8 345
idtucre &erluite bel. lleber 100
6einoc muroct gefuu8en genoumIen.
2lrbcrocm entiebten oieieu StoB.
trlppru cine abteiluug 0elltiAer S5a.
ger. bic bon 5%rnn5oicu icit 6rcitog
ttnt3ingcIt uoret uub ole i2iuoIi-
dc Qngriife nbaeihlngcu bntter.
9tnHiidc Miclbnngcn.
Rctrogra0, TO- Sept. Die Sc
ihutg Gimoburg, 3n ocren gelo9c-
rllng Die 8cutidcn idreiten, ioa bis
dlnt letten Mann be%rtciOigt meroen.
Gieien 9cfcbl bot aerensfD gegeben.
Sab oic 6eitltng bereits bombor0iert
luuroe miro lit 4brcne gcltelt.
Die 9eu6lferung Getrogroo5 mir0
inuucr nerD0ier; ale bic Stnot Der.
~loiienoeu 3iige ino nit 6liihtIin.
gen o1eeiiiIt. Souienoe beloqern
Die Observation-Disclosures, mn 6abrtor.
ten mad r1tiiiihen Stdoten i'm SSlt.
neren Oe5 2on0e5 5u Ioien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
3nr g(bfa6rt bcreit.

Die hieligeu bier aompagnien
6es 6. -Reqiments, 0a5 ON Gums
taq Dl6BIih 8eie9l erhaIteu bate,
iid sllr 4biabrt rad Sort 9euniH8
bereit su baIteL ermarten jet ie
ben allgenblif Die Gr0re, ii1 nod
Dem gdbnboi 81 bege6en, Inn bic
46fabrt antreten 8u fonnen. es
oiirften ieooh nod einiae Toge Der.
aehen, che Is 10 mais IL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
sinb hier anr Nlnnnrntinn.

Die 8ehrte Sn6resfon0cntiou Der
giotionol aiioclation If Building
ono Managers BOT beute
i'm 3onteueQe &otct i6ren aufang
genoulmen Better mo @eiddits.
fil6rer Der qroBtcn 8cbGloe oes
iino nus alien IejIen Der
Stnoten oniDeien0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
g8nrOe einqelodlt.

g. s. Stepart Better elmer
9ooltnae inn aeGer8eihoiie 6es Gle
bile 9otcls murbe 5onutog obeno
feitgenomuan neil er jun9eu 2eu-
ten unter odt3abn 5abren geitottet
5otte, Billiard al ipielcn 3mafi5ig
Der iungen Burden mur0en eben,
falls orretiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
4m 3fiden ber Vrphi6itinn.

Sn Su0- Cmobo Iino ma6reno
Ser lebten bier Gage orei5ebn Ser.
ioueu megen IunufenBeit Derbnitet
nor0en. Bier 9erionen nuroen
Sonutog morgen I'M %9iooIebeLt so.
tel feitgenommen 100 ie in eineln
3immer Die 6loide treiier lieben.
Ser Better oes Sotels, Mihoe[
Sengs5Bn BON Dem Die &oIi8ei an.
nimmt. onB er Gin ~blubenoe5 @e.
it1it in alfoboliiheH @etrdufen
madt, mar crit b~ergongene @ode
tDegen ieiner 5ueiteu uebertrehmg
6cs 9robibitionsgeieses All ieds5ig
1dgen @eidngnis nerurtriIt mor0eL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
Spbesitnr, sines Gliensrs.

Davenport S5a., 10. Sept-@gs
CERT 8ropn GroBDel non Sodport,
JI. ~ 2eiter Der bieiigen 5lieger-
idule, itarb belite an Den 6olgen
bon 8erleeunaen, Die er oabongetra.
gen oIs er 9eitern NIT ieiner Maidi.
he BON ciner Sobe bon 600 CUB
aui Die Groe ltlr5te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
PinScnbmro icn
ic1r frank lcin?

GonG TO. Sept. r. 0ier ein3etrof.
iele Iad)siften beridtaH, bah 6elbs
maridaQ pom @iH0enburg idlper
tralf III, un0 ooB Die GerleguHgeu.
peIde Observation-Disclosures. 8eHe-
raj BON 2u0en0orif bel eiren 9a9H.
unioll III 8elgien 0doongetraqen,
ldgDererer 9atllr liH0, aIs alFangs
nngenoHtmeH pur0e. (Gie 8uhrjht
toDuilt aus Hom)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
Japan ienGct RnBlanS
keinc 2trmee 5m Pilfc!
Discount Si6ii iir6t in ruRiidcn
3uitGnbcn mir Elm rieiiges
GGnps.

&oi6ington. 10. Sept. Seute
6u6cn sic aoufcrcn5eu 3miiden
5tootsicfret0r 2anitna ui0 ser ia.
pmiihen Spesiolfonmiiion be9ons
uen. 8ieielben mcrOeu lit in Der
@dllptinhe nm oircftes 3ano in,
@ouo Arbeitcu bcl0cr Cancer bel Der
aricgiitbrunn orcbcn.
Is beiBt, oaB bic 6rnQe Der PHI
bc6tnq res Stoblherhots nad) Ga
pom uidt 5ur 94ciprchnnQ fommen
miro Ga Der iopaniihe Notituiter
nit oen Staotgomt itber oieic Sra
lac pcrhauoelt.
4ltd miro lid ole joraufife Som
miiiiou mri feline G%rortcruua be,
trefis Der 3ttfunit Der frilGercn
ocutihm 8eiiBunqcn in Gbino uno
IN ocr 5iioiee einIoiielb "a lie er.
fart, oaB Die 6raQe in bic ipdtcrc
6rieoensfonferen8 nod gccn0ialnG
beg aricaes geboren.
Sin Der ioponiiden 9}iiiion nobc
itacn0cr @~ciUa6rsmoim erfldrte.
Samstag ooB cs uutcr 0cu qeqer
partigen llmitdn0en gan3 #orSgc-
ifIoiicn ici, iopaniihe 6ilfstrtlppen
nod 9tltblono al entienoen.
Neun S5obaH 100000 mad
RuBIano ien0cn tuolte. miiBte rs
bor otlem ooIitGn0ige 90amaht
abcr sic tronsfbirii6e Balm Der
.loulen. 9iemon0 in Sopan qlolt6t
Inn grnit, Dab g}uBIanO i'd oui cine
ioIdc 5oroerlug einIo6tn mHr0e.
4norerieits mare e8 GorAeit, enc
4rmee nod giltBlau0 81 ienoen
n1na gaiidcrte MISUNDERSTANDING
3u baber. Sic mare, mas lire Gro.
bidnt. un0 MISUNDERSTANDING &c.
triiit nhue0er oltF Die 0i8orgoni
iierte ruiiiide 4rlnee o0er ouf Die.
@orautieu Der gcqemDdrtiQen poll.
un0 niIitdrii6cn qntoritdten
ougepteieH, Ron 0enen uienluu0
ipci6. mic longe iie iid boltcn forl.
men. che Die eriten joponiidat
Iruppen in GuBlon0 eintreffen.
SieHt nnr G6noS in GuflauS.
@icomte Si1it miro 5efretdr Gan.
fling, pern Die Rc0e auf Sapons
9ilieIciitung an 9tuBlon0 foHlmt,
mitteileH, o1B Sapon aus 0en Be
riften ieiner 9eobufter in RuB.
LAMB sic 2luidoullng i6opft ooB Die
3uit1noe in HuBIon6 ouf Sabre
binattS footiid iein fueroen. Sapon
Oaber nihts fpeiter TIM tonne. ais
oen Ruiien @tanition 3t ienoen.
Cine enge aosoperation 3uiihen
S}apnn ln0 ben @ereinigten Stoo.
ten mur0e, nod Qniidt Der 5upa
OieI mebr gum Siege Ser GIliierten
.beitraqel OILS Gin obentenerliher
@eriud Der ioplntiden 9lrmee Den
Ruiien bei5uipringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
cma6ns NnnffInriernnnen.

Die 9nntflorieruitoeH Der abge.
louienen @ode limo I'm aft 9lil.
Iiouen Dollars GROCER ais oieieni.
gen 6|erieIben @ohe oes &oriobre8.
Sic ~betruaeu nomlidl S30,99Aa
712 qcQeu S22,83010t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
Slua5cnozDe rluitc Scr
uniicrten i'm Nnouit!

Berlin, ilber 2on0ou, 10. Scpt.-
Gin oni5icaer oeutiher geritt bc-
iogt 0aB i'm 9ouie oas 0}onats ar
gin 295 icmoIide 6lugmaidinen
uuO 81 SOLICITATIONS obgeidoiieu
puroeH. @oJren0 Der qlelhen Belt
bauer nerlpren Bic 1eutidR ST
4eroplone mo I 6eiielbolons.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
NcnSermnaen i'm
Semtld6en Hcidtsamt!

9~Cmiter0om, il6er 2otoon 10.
Sept. Sad einer tn 4miteroam
einaetroffenen g6adridt glnllben bic
2eip5iger 0eueiten Aodrihten, oaB
elm @ediel i'm aobinett IN nober
3eit b~eboriteht. Gas 8Iatt iagf, Dab
Die nelten 9ldnner mad ben 8un.
ihcn oes Heidstd8s atserieben Der.
ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
@asparri 6OffnaHssDua.

80u, 10. Sept. Ger Staats
ietretar 0es 9opite5, aar0iunl gas
part lit 6eute ool elmer 3meim0.
dentliden 5erieurciie mie0er bier
e~ilgetroficn uno begn6 fid ioiort
gum 8apit, nm nit oieiem uber
sic eingelaufene aorreiponoen5 Die
DEM 5rie0en Dos Bort re0ete. 81 be-
roten. Ter anr0nal ia5te. o&as
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
Scbcitcnlartt iibcr
Sen WcltfricScm!
Fratornt @ilipn fam ben 5rieOeH
berltellen, iuenH CT BEN Osnt'
ifeu @ulfe bcrtrant.

Berlin, 10. Sept. Cgon Sobr
@ran6eus, aorreipon0ent Der lluiteO
@reB. @~oppriabt 1910 Gem Ser.
treter Der llnite0 @reB |grgcailber
CAB Ebilipp Sheiocmanu, 6irbrer
ncr oaltiden So5ialiiten Die GrtId.
rttng ND, Dob 8raiiocnt 4iIion io-
iort Den 6rieocn ber5cifu1rer form,
iuelm er ourd eaten iein 9rrtrauen
gum Oeltiden &oIf benefit. mie er e
m &orten getan bat.
&eitcres 8llttperGicBel lit lett
umotig, iagte er, mem Nncritu
an Den Oeutiden Gcidgtag qldltbt
mo ociien @}adt nidrt uutarihipt
un0 Der Storfe 0e5 ouJtidcn 8c!fes
Dcrtrallt. oas umui0uitu]lid Der Ne
Hotrdtilierung oes ofiutlidcu &e
bcns ent8cgeuBebt. Is ga)t nit DE
Ter geDegung p%orDorts MEM audi
uie in Amerifu, Der arie9 0o5 itGrf
lte 3ln0ernis 5ur Gutrideluls Der
Ienlotratie, Sdjraufeu a1tgegcnieet
Ser 6ortidritt miro nj Geutinlallf.
etn uugleia groBerer ieub io5alo bic
@nlnerniiie Die Ourd) BEN arieG &c
ldaiicu, ats oeat &ega %gerdnutt
lulo.
Scr beroltsforoern0c Con Scr
oaJcrifamihcu Antmort oui oie
pdpitIi4e 6rieOensuote tit Don oeul
grobteu EEL Der oeutidcn 4rciie in
gleiher 8eiie bcartportet moroeu.
Sll0ciicn mug je0er, Der I'M o~iitatli,
den Geben itebt, iih on ols engliide
Sprldnort erinuern oaB Gier aift
0urd &orte gebrohen mer0en.
Sd iN0e, Die merlfaniide AcQie
rlag idBt lire &rieg55telc algi cine
art mo 8eiie nb, ooB e Oeu Sin.
ldeln bot als 10 iie it'd bic 5ries
0eltsertiarut8 oes ocutideu Reids
tags sur Ridjtihnrtr gcaounen bat.
8ie bereits befannt, berlan9t Der
9icihstag in ieineT ~JriG0ensprDs
qromm cine 8eritanoiguHg IND Ser
iobnuHg Der @0Ifer, i9ridt iif ae-
gen gewaltiame annerioa mn font
mer5ieuG iopie flnnl5illle ll1ter-
Drifting aus iii ge9ar ale 4laue.
eues @0l6elstriege8 nnh Dem Sfrie,
&c INN lit miaens, intarnationoie
@arantlea iur Den Acltirje0eu at.
foroern
Der @eoanfe, ooB 0teier 5rie0e
UNI i'm Wirtlid ST. eIlgm ~0altaruDeu
3tl mod)eu, uidt mir bon Der Reqle.
rurg, ioroern aud bonn 8olfe 90
runtiert mer0eu ioG. lit o5ioIut RID
tia menn Ell ouh in eiHer bic ocut
Idle degicruHg 5eIci0igerocH 4eiieI
abgeiaBt lit.
Sins 1ieien Barmltien mullen
ipaFr 8ermittelumgen enttegeL Die
nelter 4niidt nod nidt tief gelu1g
beutiaen Golfe peronfert Der0en
- e..
fouaen.
SIC Sodr liegt ii 8abrbeit 70;
. @euigitens elm 0}enihenoIter nod
ocn arieae mer0en Die 8olfer nltt
ieih picoer eiuen arieg
81 ilIbren, Der 6rie0e lit ourd oas
Der GridlaHung 9orantiert.
~ -. Z
8obteno oleier Bet miro bel
5afe ocr Genlofratie un0 Der 20
jialismus uHgebeure 6ortihritte t1o-
den, np0ur6 Die 8aroHtien furI
ainen bauernben 6rie0en e2itartt
Ueroen.
SD CLAUDE, O. III oicIe5 Der Ieeta
,trieq Der 3i0Illiierten 91atlpnef. =
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
'Aicii0c Imsgabcn
&cs Rotten Hfcmscs!
gserOen in ben eriren icds MOaatrH
lett Ameritas Srisgseiutritt
$12,000,000 ueransgabeu.

@ai6inqton, 10. Sept. - Sn ei-
mem 8cridt BON 6enrp 4. 9aDtion.
8oriiBer Des arieqsrotes oe3 9totei
&rer8es, moft oieler befoumt, 0aB
0a5 9iote areu3 in ben eriten iets
4}ouQteu, felt Qlmsrifa III Den Strieg
Gntrot etma $4,000 600 flr
&riegS6tlie oIler 4rt in europa
mu5gegeben bo6en miro.
lle5er 100000 coo 0nuoa mcr0eu
lit 6ranfreid Derbrdudt.
6cimSicuit beS glotcn area5cs.
6uuiuu05man3tg llnIbcriitatel I'M
gol3an canoe baGou iit ber5lt II.
dart. cmgebenoe aluie IN io8iaIem
2ieHite 5ur glusbil0ung BON Iauiea
Sen uou ireint1i8en 4rbeitara 0ls
Roten arcu5es fitr @eim0Icnr inter
0en 6aluiliGl non SoI0nten mo
5eelcldan ab3u5lltgn 9teun5eha am
Ocre 5duLea babeu bic AH9degen
.Gcit in grpag1tt8 g15ogen. Gle sur
ie mcr0en iid aut cine &erlo6e pom
ieds 80da aus0t]lt{. 1le lcLeH
Yeute |berah1Il0aL bic ale &1itua8
0es @uislpcrtes IN 0eu $500 Hapts
tcll oe5 9toteH &reu3es llbernegmtn
t0nnan. @trH iddgt Dab oaS 0li
lDgrt im audnten Sabre nit et1Do
100000 6alilllien uon arle8crn Der
JtattDn In 8erit5rlmg fouu1en mir0
sir JreJmiQige 0enel es ntht tuog
lid ietn miro. an oen Shlrieu teil3ll-
neb1len, miro in au0erer 8eIie ge
lorgt mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10

mmicr flo aud creioirrn mag, Der
bonn @opit genudte 5rieOensbor.
ihlng miro sur 5oIge bobeu bic
Sadloge be0euteno at fldren
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10

S5n etner Roblen5afe BET go.
dunn e~reignete iid Elm idlogenoes
@ctter. oa5 AZ 8erglalte peridilt-
tete, bon oenen 0ie meiiten troB 70,
fortiger GinIeitltng bon 8ettung
nrbeiten bCrloren marer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
OQ0NaANNN sa as,s'' p


GaS Bette I'm @anoeoiHe.
Sagli8e 4ialtiiee 2:i5i 1eoeu Abe10 s.f5.
ztefe &Dmg. aanbaI uno Mhers;
GeFlaife SBsre; Aiabi; oarrg Carroll; 6lifs
lgro Ena &iils 8saiee nm SGirb; 5er1f,
Nlairiigs Aso SfrHi ErpfgayH 9leii 4 ifsFr.
&ret1es 81lteries 16e; bette se (0lis
nelolalsen cut Gnnstag ul6 5ountag}, 25c;
aeeaaS-iQg PC, Soc uuo 75e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-10
aa9iegtIl re 2ranrniimmredt.

9afqor 9ler, 10. 5ept-9beo.
bore Gnoiebelt bat Dem aau1pagnas
folnitae Ser 6ralteritimmredtlerin-
nea 1T Ma3ne Elm Ielegramm &C.
ianM in Dem CT Die Sofinlmg aus
Ipridt baB Die 8euolferuag bon
aiiaine mr. 5ralenitummredt itim-
Hien lnerac.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-10
ENGLAND ASKED u. S.
TO ENTER THE WAR
Premier Lloyd George Nails
Canard About Britain
Being Jealous.

PARIS. july 16.-We not only de-
sired the entrance Of the United
Stats into the war but we solicited
IT," declared British Prime Minister
lloyd George in an interview for the
Matin with Hughes LIE Roux.
The French writer had said there
are persons in France who have per
mitted themselves to be persuaded
no doubt by German propaganda
that England Is only half pleased
with Americas entering the war and
fears h idealism and passion for
Justice Of America as it would b felt
when the time comes to discuss terms
Of peace.
Struggling his shoulders. Mr.. Lloyd
George continued:
AT the present we ask
that America shall send US fighters
in the greatest number possible and
as sOOn as It can be done. We wish
her valiant soldiers who have just
landed in France inspired with such
a fine spirit, to mingIe their blood
with yours and ours for the triumph
of the common cause Is that clear"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-10
DAILY EAST oREGoN1AN. PENDLEroN. OREGON. TUESDAY. JULY 10. 1g17
Social and
@ q
Personal


L ". johnson Of Baker was here
p H. Buchhoiz Of S~tanneld. was
an visitor in Pendleton-
George W. Dimmick and family Of
"aLa WallA spent the night here.
VIII B CLARK Of RitzyiIIe was a
guest OF the PendIeton YESTERDAY.
Charles = Heard local frx,r.rc.
man left on No. y for Portland
W " ucrh ,-nrro p
h,u s1rirm e 49, So
sgr,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-10
DR.. ALEXIS CARREL
REACHES AMERICA
Eminent French Surgeon Here
French Guns on Same Ship
to Be Studied Here.

NEW YORK. July 16--Dr Alexis
CarreI. the eminent French surgeon
whose work at his hospital in the
town Of Compiegne has won for him
the esteem Of fellow members Of
his profession and the low OF the
French poilus arrived yesterday u
an American port. He is well known
in thi country. being a member OF
the Rockefeller institute for Medical
Research. Within a hort time. it -
understood, ne viii confer with 9th
or members Of the Rockefeller Insti-
tute.
Two remarkable rifles Of different
~taalfbrss, Of the kind which have done
excellent work for the French. were
brought over on the same ship. for
ordnance experts Of the United States
army. A party Of French officers was
On board. They had come 70 inter-
esS Americans in helping blinded sol
dieFH
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-10

draft and these new numbers are to
be used in the drawings.
The first drawing will be made a.
Washington within the next few days.
The numbers drawn will be annOunc-
ed to the press and also telegraphed
to the adjutant general. The adju-
tant general will consult the files in
his office. which contain duplicates
Of all h registration cards from
the state, ascertain the names Of the
men belonging to the numbers and
notify the county boards.
These county boarCs viii mail noti-
fications to the men who have been
called in their respective counties
These notifications will direct them
to appear for physical examination a
a date set. which must be within sew
en- days.
Must Know own Numbers.
Il can readily be seen how import
ant It is for each man to know ms
own number. Failure to receive q
mail notification will not be accept
ed as an excuse for not appearing for
| examination. II he knows his mum
Der. a man by consulting a list OF the
numbers drawn can quickly earn
whether his own number is amone
them or not.
COMPLETE lists of the new numbers
have been posted by each county eA-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-10
NEWSY NOTES FROM
THE UMATILLA COUNTRY

UMATILLA. July 1O.-Mrs. H. II.
Edwards went to The Dalles this
morning.
Mrs. Harry Burnham returned t.
her home in Arlington Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Spinning went up t.
Hermiston today.
Miss Marguerite Humphrey of
Pendleton. Is the guest OF Mrs. Fred
Fu1lington this week.
w. H. Switzler. W. B. Spinning. c.
G. BrowneI1. D. c. Brownell. left this
morning to attend the Coco Roads
meeting in Portland.
Earl Shaw left this morning for
Bandon. ore, where he will spent =
week with his wife and small daugh-
ter.
Mrs. A. B. Stephens Jr., and chill
dren returned from Pendleton to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J Witty went 20
Portland the first Of the week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-10
REGISTERED MEN ARE
EXPECTED TO KNOW
NEW DRAFT NUMBERS

PORTLAND. July 1o.-For MS
own protection. as well as to facii'-
tate the progress Of the draft, every
man in oregon who registered TOT
military service should make II a
point to learn the new NUMBER OF ms
registration card.
These new numbers are differenf
from those on the green Cor blue
registration certificates.
True. the number on a mans GER
t~fficate is the same as that written
on his registration card at the time ne
registered. But under orders from
the war department, h numbers Of
ali the cards have been changed in
the past two weeks.
Are written in Red INK.
The new numbers are written on
the cards in red ink. They run b.
counties. instead Of only BY precincts.
The county will be the unit Of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-10

A wedding II utere<t tonight WiH be
that II Miss Eeruiee Ethel Rupps and
Don Coe J-aTtheiuer. The ceremony
will Re IN the Adam Ruppe residence
ir ~frx1ngton. and pr. John H Boyd
WUt off1ciafe-PoTtlznd OreEonIan
Mr.. ard NrE 2 Turner and chill
Are Of Nye md AR. sherman Rob
erts are visiting Mr. ard Mrs George
p Roberts OF Rieth
Mrs ChaE- SerreII was very pleas
antIy surprised on Monday afternoon
when A number u her frteHds mo-
rored out from PendIston To- spend
the afternoon with her II her home
on the reservation. a d~eIightful time
xas en5oyed by All Dainty refresh
ments were served by her friends
Those 81 the party we're Mrs. Chas
Williamson. 81 and ME-. g. Terge-
son M. and MIS- Newt $ewtson-
Sr- MI and Mrs. Ssrrel Hiss Ida
Anderson Miss Nellie Mcdonald Miss
Gunda Sew-tsun ard the Misses Violet
and Hazel williamson
TIL Echo Auxiliary On the UmatIl-
Ia County Red cross Is planning an
Interesting evening tomorrow when
4 dance and program will be given
in the city hall A five piece Pendie-
ton orchestra will furnish the music
and a number Of PeHdleton folk are
planning to attend
Mis- Emma Lo,fes Of "a Grande
L. visiting ar the home ~ Br AMI
Mrs J. L Gibson
The ladies' q The Methods, church
viii sheet tomorrow at 2 O'Clock in
the club room Of the Library to sew
for the Red Cross
The committee appointed from the
Pare ut-Teacher council to take up
the matter of taking flowers TO he
train for the y z A. delegates on
their way TO Portland are a-ppreciative
Al the efficient assistance given by
The various u-omen's organizations Of
PendIeton. Thanks are extended TO
the many people who 20 generously
gave their flowers for the occasion
Sheriff and Mrs. T. D TasIvr nave
et1rned to their home Mr.. Taylor
he'd been visiting for several weeks
with her sister in Stockton. aiifor-
MIA, and on her return wa met in
Portland by her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l. Bryant u Ka-
neIa are down from their mountain
home.
Eugene MolItor, grocer 81 AIexlnd-
-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-10

emption board in the various county
c%ourthouses. Many newspapers also
are publishing lists. In any case. be
sure you learn your new number and
memorize it. Get your number from
your country clerk today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-10
HE-TTN GItEEN'S SON
MARBLES CHICAGO GIRL

CHICAGO. july I0-Colonei
Edward Green. son NJ Hetty
Green ana Mis- Mabel r. bar
low local charity worker. were
married at the home Of the lat
ters aunt in Highland Park
70 suburb 80 oon The crre-
mouy waz quietly performed
onIs o few relative and friends
being present
Tba cuuni- left Immediately
FOR NeW YORK Whera they will
embark on Green's yacht. the
United States for q "trip
through she Caribbean
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-10
C4TTAIN OF ROBERT r. LIE DIS
blanchard Wa Commander During
Race With tho NatcbcZ-

SEw ORLEANS. July l0.-rapt
Max Blanchard. ~ years old. for 81
YEAR, . pilot. Captain and owner NJ
sels on the Mississippi river, died
AT his home here IL night
Capt blanchard was pilot on the
old steamboat Robert = Lee. in its
Ishrtfrd race 20 st Louis against
the Natchsz in 1871. at n finish 81
sch the Lee burned. The Lee which
won the race reached st Louis At 2
y. m. on the Fourth Of July.
HOPE IL the fro'h On a mans i'm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-10

Frederick Give Anderson. TIM
brooklyn tennis playes. n besides
establishing a reputation on the ten
Ms courts. Is becoming famous as thte
tallest tennis playe ~ IN the world. He
-iA feet seven aud yuo-haIf inches.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-10

Hop IL the fro,h On a mans inn
a-sinati"u-
The daily Alaskan., 1917-07-14
YOUNG MAN GIVEN
 RESPONSIBLE POSITION

Sevgeant Sanford, who has been in chaIEe of the local Alaska cable office o the United States Signal service, has received orders which tranfer bim from this city to Sitka, and he left today on the Humboldt for that place.
 Arncld Gutfelt, who has been Ser geant Santord's assistant for the past few years, having worked him self up from messenger to that of assistant, has been placed in charge of the Skagway office. MT. Gut felt is a young man, probably tH youngest to hold such a reSponst- ble position, which, by reason of the war, makes the position even of gre eater importance. However, tk patrons of the office recognize In Arnold. who by the way is & sour dough, and boy who has received his education in the Skagway pub lie school, a boy of exceptional in telegence and ability, and there is every reason sthat he will perform the duties of his office with exact ness, promptness and faithfulness.
 Sergeant Sanford will be missed, not only by the patrons of the ca ble office, but by the townspeople as well, as he has always been most accommodating and courteous in the discharge of his duties.
 Mrs. Sanford and little son "Bill" will leave in about a week and they will also be missed by their many freinds.