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The Era-leader., 1917-03-29

Following the assassination of
Simeon Bennett, white, by a ne
gro, aged II, at Scanlon, La,
relatives of the negro joined him
in resisting arrest, many shots
being exchanged with possemen
who surrounded him.
The Era-leader., 1917-03-29

Notice, Book Lovers
Anybody may read Wav-
erley Club books by pays
ing ten cents per book.
Call at the Era-Leader Of
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The Era-leader., 1917-03-29
FRANKLINTON, La, THURSDAY, MARC.
Congress to Meet April End to
Deal With German Situation.
Washington, March, 21.-

Washington, March, 21.-
President Wilson, recognizing
that Germany practically is max
ing war on the United States on
the seas, today called Congress
to assemble in extraordinary SOS :
sion on April 2 to deal with the
situation.
The purpose Of the session.
now called two weeks earlier than
the date first set as announced
in the Presidents proclamation
is to receive a communication
from the chief executive on grave
questions of national policy
The President in his address to
Congress will detail how Ger
many practically has been MAX
ing war on the United States by
the ruthless destruction Of Ameri-
can lives and ships on high seas
in contravention of all the laws
of nations and humanity.
Congress then is expected to
pass a resolution declaring that
a state Of war has existed be-
tween the United States and Ger
many for some time.
Such a resolution, in itself,
will not be declaration of war
in a technical sense, although
practically it will amount to the
same thing.
As a consequence the United
States will take further steps to
protect its interests on the high.
seas and elsewhere against the
war-like acts of Germany and
whether an actual state of war
will come to exist in it's full sense
will depend on the future acts of
the imperial German government.
The Presidents proclamation
follows:
"Whereas, public interest re.
quires that the Congress of the
United States should be conven-
ed in extra session at IL O'Clock
noon on the second day Of April.
1917, to receive a communication
concerning grave matters Of a
national policy which should be
taken Immediately under consid-
GRAFTON;
"Now, therefore, |, Woodrow
Wilson, President of the United
States of America. do hereby
proclaim and declare that an ex-
ira session at the capitol in the
city Of Washington on the second
day of April 1917, at IL o'clock
noon, Of which all persons thereof
are hereby required to take no.
,tice.
"Given under my hand and
seal of the United States of Amer
lea, the 21st day of March in the
year of our Lord, one thousand
nine hundred and seventeen and
of the independence Of the United
States the 141st." ~
Since last Sunday, when three
American ships were sunk in
quick succession with loss of
Ameriao lives bringing the total
number of Americans lost thru
German submarine operations to
more than 200-the President
and all his advisors have recog-
nized that a state of war existed.
From all parts of the. country
have come calls for the immedi-
ate summoning of Congress in
extra session.
Although the President by the
provisions of the constitution
must leave it to Congress to make
the practical declaration of war,
such advices as have come to the
White House from members OF
Congress, governors of states,
nnhlin offiniala and many hun.
The Era-leader., 1917-03-29

The Era-I.eader, Thrice-a-W Week
EWorld and Home and Farm, all
|ope year for Sl,a0,,
The Era-leader., 1917-03-29
Extra Session Needed.
To the people of Louisiana:

"As the representatives from
Louisiana upon the board of di-
of the Federal Land Bank
Of New Orleans, we deem it our
duty to bring to the attention of
the people certain conditions ex-
listing under the laws of Loulsi-
ana which at this time preclude
us from getting the benefit of the
service.
mUnder the law these, banks
can only make loans on a first
mortgage. Under the laws OF
Louisiana. Article 1852 Of the.
ciyil code, there exists a barrier
to the granting of a first mort
gage in this state by reason of
the homestead of widows and
minor children in necessitous
circumstances
For many years homestead
companies doing business in this
state nsst this article by means Of
sale and resale, thereby se-
curing what they haped was a
vendors lien. In 1895, by Act
$50, approved July 6, 1915, the
Legislature Of the state legalized
this method and provided for the
creation of a vendors lien, but
confined to the homestead COM
panies.
"Prstermitting any question Of
legality Of this practice indulged
in by the homestead companies
prior to the passage OF the act of
1916, the fact remains that the
Federal Land Bank is an instru-.
mentality of the United States,
and, accordingly, it's officers can.
not permit it to do indirectly
what the law forbids to do di-
rectly.
I'm order that the people of
Louisiana, therefore, should be
able to secure the benefit of the
farm loan system, it will be nee.
essary that legislation be adopted
for the purpose of insuring that
the mortgage taken by the Fed
eeal Land Bank will be a first
mortgage within the meaning
and intentment of the Federal
statute.
"There is no necessity for re-
pealing Article 1852 of the code.
The provision of section 8 of the
act of 1916 can be modified and
expaned SO as to meet the loans
contemplated under the federal
statute.
"We realize and appreciate
that it is hardly within the duties
of the governor Of the state to an
ticipate this matter by calling the
Legislature in extra session, and
that it is his duty to wait until
such time as the people make
known their wants.
There are ample funds at the
disposal Of the Federal Farm
Loan Bank to speedily meet the
needs Of the people and to give
the relief SO much desires.
u remains for our people to de-
termine whether they will adopt
the Legislation which will permit
The bank to perform it's functions.
As officials of the Farm Loan
Bank, we, OF necessity, have no
right to attempt to direct legis-
lation. or to interfere with such
matters, but as Louisianans we
have the right and it is our duty
TO direct the thought of our people
along lines which might lead to
their better advancement.
The committee on organiza-
ton which made the fight and Sc.
cured the bank for the City of
New Orleans has organized tenn.
porary farm loan associations il
eVery parish In this state oor,
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2len5etts 26irofop6te!


an oieltll observation-disclosures
N0pTcn un6 Nfal3 Derloren lit. 9cGt
0ordus berpor, ooB ne iogor 9Iiem.
hcn gtcr (9ieor Vccr) oils oCiuno-
acitsidla0lih be3eidlncn. neil Is nit
popfcu aclnilr3t 1T, Den tie ais einc
hjiitpfIor3e be3elducu. sic moQe1
c5cu lire AnidlGlmngcn nuf3Din0cn
un0 mc'm lie nit Den &orihriftti
iir f0rytrllfc GrmGid.mg ourhqt.
Grlmncn inc, merocn lie u,Ith nic
Qciitigc NobrunQ porihrcibcn, Die tic
icIhit g%cnlcfcn.
sic @orihriiteu fir Die Conn
tag&bciliqboltunQ, iijr Die 1~}crchrurc
rtr 2anoc3idbue etc. limo Die @}or-
botcn un0 oils ocren goiutontCn I'M
NintcrGruno erideinen 0ie SELECTIONS.
tcbcr rulG @cfdmpiCr por fren0clt
5prodNn ncbit nen &uiarcn I'M In
tcrrod. ncId'e NuIcituno 3ur Mcau-
lotion non @cburt0n ertbeilen, obcr
icIbit feline 0in0cr cr5ellqcn mn mCnu
lie wcl6e cr3cltQen. mltIoie Ncid6rie
2r}ichcn. neil lie IN icbr nit Dem Rt-
QuIicren non nIIdemeiucn lie
~bcIItdrhcu iiberbGuft iin6, Dor tic tel
ne 3cit iin0eu. orc ltcbc[ aus ihnall
beroua5utreibent, nit ocncn lie pom
Rntur aus behnitct iir0 un6 sic liz
ilh in idllcdtcr llmdchunQ Onci1nctl
&'lr hctonmren pom SEN onQlpi0h-
iiidcu Reiorm Nuaoo5crn nidlt cher
fuhe. BIS IL lid 'clbit nurdl Hoiicu-
IcIb'tmorf ou5qrntte,t bohcn.
Al5 NuSrottcr lt2bcu lie hcfnnrtlit,
UrnB 90. Cir 6obeu Ole g3Gl0cr un0
Seller ml8Gcrottct. Die @uiicl uno
9o$ @ilo, ltn0 ifiicHlih fonlrrcn lie
ielbIt on Bic Reibc. Sjr ijn6 I'M.
per6ciicrIih uno fcincr @ci@hcit 5l-
QGuQlidl
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lIcbcr Die @ermcnSuno tSptlidlcr

ltcber Die WcriucnonnG tTbtlldlcr
eoic an Nnqriif95ruedCu oocr dis
&or5crcituuQ gum NnQriii dlIBcrt iidl
DER Nricifnitcnre0nfteur Ser i. y.
nGrcnino M}oil" mic iolgt: pIoa ii
umqcidhr hu9 brrnocrt'tc Wfol, hdD
i'd 0lcic SruQc bcontmortc. NEl
dugIit 1911 iubrtc |rofciior Cur
pin. ein irun5oItihcr gSiIenihoftlcr,
ollf nclu 9cjo on NoloGHc in Boris
Grpcrimeutc olo nit elmer @cr0c
uon Shdfcn, al 0cnen cr EN- bon
jbnl ertln0Clc9 @o& nroblrtc, uolI
Dem cr hofftt Dor Is 'ldl OILS prot
tjid crmciicn mer0c. 0outlt Sic tErons
Snlcn @ 35tr Nernlhtunq lhrCr @eQ
ner brnudhcn fonutcu. Iicie Gypcrj,
mcutc mnrcn 6umtbcil rriol0rcid.
.Utittr SeptCmtcr Derpon0tC1t hie
,Sran5pitn IN neu NrNonucn mo In
mr. Ghogtpoone 0u@ Cos qcQcn sic
Zcutidrn. oIlclu c3 5cidtc lidl, 0uii
ojro Gas iiir ltc cbeulo ~Qcidhrlid,
NOR MI mir otu @clutr. unn jlpor
uohritciuIih, melt ser Npparot
0riicu lie it'd beojenicu. nod monacI.
tuit lror 2uS mar ser critic @e.
hroud, pau Noa. SEN 0ic crrnpolihcn
NohrIbcridte ilber ocu Nrico crmdtu-
ten" - N}it hicier Nl9tmit. oie
0euou Scr Mobrbcit cniipriht. Mrs
ciunoI cine Ger Qcmclucn
Der NUiirteu i~eit0cuoocIt
N1cltte 6eficncu ildl ole fricQillhrcu
ocn Nhtiouen 0c9 G'oic9 uuo mcnn
Die Qcutihcn 0omit mchr Griol1
tohcn ol4 lire @cQner. 10 erfIGrt iid>
Co@ pcrnuthljh 0ornu5. No6 0ic
oelrtih> @riNntihfcit sic GrfinhunQ
oc9 Frcfciior3 Iurhin Ocrbciicrt mo
prottiid'cre Corporate f%onItrIirt hot
ais sic Aujirtcn lie bcijbcn.
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g GiHlei5funa.

Soicbb 0aacl maht nnh uorbcri-
ger ~el0lep.ung re toIgenoe beihDo-
rene Aiisinge:
GaG er om %. SUM 1916 on IN
jlUcltelhoitem NiaAentrcbs lit: Dor
or oafir Don 3oiepb Rieie in 8cbnno.
hing gcnommcn muroe i'm ga Groiie
Noturoputhiihen Sonitarilm, 100
llol. I. Straie ur6 go Cameron
Ypenic III go GroIie, &is.: 0ab.
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MiQ lit uubcInmmt: irr @un6e2.
i1uot MFRS lid mobl mieocr EN-.
Observation-Disclosures tilr Die lteber
ifinmrll oe9 @cto8 finocn, 10
ouh I'M 0olic, lit nm Ole Grngc.
Millon'a critics &eto mar I'M tlutcr.
horic NIT eilem rrht fnoppeu Stint.
men ltntcridico oufred)t crboltHl
Wnroeu. 9ic Nc0cnmGrtlQe 3uior'.
u%lcnictunQ 9icicrH0rpcrihoit liz nidt
rielbcriprcheno.
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Sommen Sic bcrauf uuo
~ taufcu Sic Sbre Sdube
bier 5u S2.4o, sos, S3.45
llno aufruGrts bis 3u S4.95.
Wenn sic id)pu porber
Stllbe bier tauften Damn
mlncu Sic mie leidt es lit,
Den red)tcn Stpl, baS pni=
'enOe WioB uno oen red)tcn
Yrels 5lt betommell.
Mir erb0lten Die ileileu Triib=
iahrSs Stple leoen Iao uno
per9elien Sizes uidlt mir iparen
unlereu &unoen Sl.O0 ODER mehr
az lebem Yaar, neil mir nltr
feline lntoIten i'm obereu Stof
uert hdberl. @ebcn Sic in ale
SGoen Der Stnot, uno Damn tom
men Sic I'll un8 hcrouf uro ieheu
Gle oh mir nidlt Die Mabrhelt
reoeu.
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9rmcc 9%}erihinQ. 3yuor otnc HrieoE
mo Glcac@ &urbccr. 0nd alildli
&crfpcIic jntutt uU6 ociunr. c6run0
aennn. Oic NcimtthrruNcu nobel I'll
eritiicu Vic Soften scr >troicrnr.
bitten hClouicn iih out $500 900
600. Sthcrilh 5tro'c NenHn M
Scu omcritonilhcu Stcucr5dh.
Icrt
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Dir 0~rA0huno nra Yurtos 4,

%N NRpoHHHN w" FutlUe uNI
3eituHatu luo 3eitihrjitcn fonumt
eincr @citcter1ma ser Qeiitjucn 9}ot
RING oeS &cltcs Qlcld lmO iontc in,
$Ienum oc9 Observation-Disclosures
nbue mcictres ocltritcu m1rocil
8eiitiqe Nohrunq lit fem 2urusorti
fci. Won Icltc lbrc Suiuhr oltd IN
Die eutfcrnfcitc, ob1clc1cuitc Suite
lihcritcIlcu fcincS'ols cher pcrtheu
crn. 9roht Dcr' QSoItctat EN- TciiSit
70 ion man 6u92oh olf uuoercN}ciic
auItop'cn. ohnf DEM Wrubc1orbcitcy
in Rcno0o ooer ocm Torturr i'm
drBeritcu NnropeItcn oo9 Naltcr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iomllicn rnr
Disqualification jt eridmcrcn.
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9uf BIC ScntIdleu acrnoc lest cen

RbcIn-CnnUu 2anul uIttrnch
men. ibu in adt %nbrcn iertia habeI
iDoucn. ooiIlr 600 M}iujoHcu Mort
mn@lctcn mo mittcu i'm mIthrnoittu
2ricsc an hiCic QroBe Tric0,u4orbcit
nebcn- OILS lei oice iclbItpcritdnnlid.
fonute hrn NnIirtcr. manr lie ichtn
naDten, Die AUgcn niiucu
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nohoem er 0lcIc Ncbnnolung ctlut
6ebn bis 3lpoIf 9Sohcn genoiicn bntts
Der W~togenfrcbs ourh Sen Stllbl9on.
ob0ing; OoB er cine 3tidmng De;
MrebsgeIhDilr9 onicrtigtc, mcldt
pbcniteben0 bier 81 icbcn lit; onB an
nicicm, 0ent %. CoQe 0es 9c3em-
Der 1916 cr i'm Ilter bon 40 Sob.
rem lid poQitduoig mohl uno gtirnn
filbIt. iobia 3rr Tighten 4rbeir unS
u%ollfnmmCn frCi pnu Sen cbemuligcf
@cioen mo Shmcr5cu 0aB CT ilr
Beaverton, MihiQon, mnbnt.
Sci. NoQcl.
WCihTurrn pnr mir ON -. O.
3cntber 1910.
&obn Soitlc0, oiicntlidcr !iotor.
"a GroilC Gountn. @i3.
9ltteft.
I'm cine cinlchcnDc Grfldrm0
meinea fGrpcrlldlcn Nefinocns 3t Qr.
ben, OILS ih ON %. SUM 1916 I'M
20 Groii1 Hoturopothiidlen 5nnituri-
l1nt mltom,um meinc 4an5 III 0icNril
de QcQolt1cnc @c'mobcit SIT rcitult
rlrcn, ml!Hte lh mnhl ntcbr ihrc'beu
ais ih III otc'cr 3eitunG untcrbriugcli
tonnte, 6elm meiu 3uiton0 nor Gin
ioldcr. 0ob 6 I'm often Gfen mo
Un6en mcmcs Morpcr5 Dem No!l-
tcrutt 3u3utreibcn idien.
Wit <nqcubelhmcrocn fin0 mcin
Hciocn pnr mchr dis 5nti &obrcu an,
urcine Hln1de mar pom Stleiut on
Qcfult. it)retIlde %Ntbenuotb ~itcltc
'ih Gin ul1n oiciC Nni0Qc iteutcu iidD
IN ilumcr flirjrr mer0en0en ,3piihcn-
rolmcu Elm mo meme Aodte morcn
mciit ihInilo>, "a id hduiiq 0o5
Nctt p~crlniicn mo 1T Der iriidcn 2uft
Hin0crun1 ilhcn muI5te.
Sp0tcr toAt mciu Mnqen NIT ms
5plcl utn inter IcI1cn 2nuncn lit
ih IdlrCtlldl. Sd1rcflihe @rehmtf0Qr
ton1eu User midl un6 ielblt Ole 0r06
&c WorirGot in Der Mobt meiuCr Srei-
len brofte mir feline NilIie. Cine
oon5c Reihe Ncr3tc hnbc ih ~foniultirt
IN Wctlter Moth, ahcr ne ole tonllttn
MIR nldt hclfen nm meme t0rpcrll-
d}e1 Ntolte beQQllncn ldlncll ~ab}luneh-
men, ~ oar 1dl. ais Ih I'M &ln1i lGt
@%anltar1lttt oc@ Merrn >>rlepb Hlc'e
clntrnt mr. nod en- 5hottcn mclntr
lrlhCrcn &rldlcttu1n1 mar. "a midi
olc Ycr}tt 'annnt rno lonhrr@ o!ttQc-
0ebctt bnttclL 10 mar mem &ertroltt
noh bet >crrn 9ttc'> ooer Ir0cnolno
%PtllllQ 81 'tn0cn. rnl 'chr 1erUndea.
tlno mr. enc lor0e Belt mchlclt2
llrln @e'lIloen inter Ncrrn Nlclt@
"chhnoltu1n y or un0 plptltdD oar
IN OF ld'tcr Der H'er3metfIlinu nohe
lror. mr. I'M boI0 0orouf ourd mctu
0lttt> |t'lnoet GIT nCltcr Nortnun1
our ~CN>ie'ul1 ermeft GIT ncroen.
SIC S&lr'uuQ nicltr Yntronnr1 ut
~ Der Shot ruf9ernell mn ns Nr-
N1t1rrno 6l crtloren bin ih 1'lfcr
Stnnoc.
Nle MdAptmlrflmQ trot cher cit OILS
Gin 0rnEco Trthsncltmtr burh Den
StuAldo10 obalnq. 0cnr cine ldrcf'
tlt1e Hrll' oorailaQc0onNcn lpcr, III
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e~5feider'S Observation-Disclosures Hohbudl
fur fleine Gumllien. Won Naioemdr
5Areper. &reiS rs Gents.
adbmaih tnen.
gse -s1orbitcru" : Edbnaihtnen go. I.
smf 8 Sabre lbriftlldl q%drantlrt, crop
Sedb" s9jebaule, ertrd felne Yolltnr.
allie reueiten 8erbenerungen, 1Ul3lut
bic beite Nalbiue. bic fur Ir8eno etneu
Rreis erbiltlid, iii SIG
Gx -Sorbitern" sRdbmaidine No. 2, ges
uau Die go. /, mn init autbomntIs
i6em -3rcp Sedo" w
Es< -Rproftern, Rdbniaitine 80. 8. III
@oloen Cut = @ebdule. nutbomdiildem
-&bdir Kit" AugelldBer : 3eltel, mt
authomatiidem BELT 9teplacer", boz
sem arnu, qebdrtete Stdhltbelle. ale
~Attdhements" IN SammetsNaltteu.
Eius quite AnItrne gu Dem ieGr pills
aen Irels Don MIR SIS
Dir .Nlotbitern" sRdhmdlhIne go. /,
sendu ME go. 3, mr. IN 8esisgdbt.
net Sorm S2l
Nile bieie Maihiren iinb abiolit eas
sumr1t. Sic 6raht bat Der aauier 3u
sragsn uno ie bctrd9t ool soc bus 81,
te Haf Der 9iitan8.
Dteie Srdmtenllite tuirb cine tpeitere
gotts Don Seit gu 3eit ergunBt uuo oers
saabert. uno oiele Bretie rtdlten lldb nad
asm jetpeiIigeu Waritwertb
DIN Belten Muo Iiheriteu TT es. Ons
Sch per y 0 II a II 10 c uHq (YRonen
fDrner), bic Der golimeiiter III ben gro
Fksreu Grt,ddften mlsiteIeu tam. gu
AberfeHbeu. gbeulo gut unb iider limb
be bic Geeuten in allen Srpress Statios
neH ausfteieu. Nenn man ods @elo pei
eEoffnuEerfuHo ODER per GrpreBdnuetlung
ktidt, III Is uidlt notbtuenotg, ben betrefs
Yrnbeu Brief reQiltriren su ldlleu, irenn
s4 Hbrefe oeutIih oeihrieben lit. 2eQt
r1nr odpeaen Suorgelo 1T oeu grieF, 10
tslte oieier tets regiitrjrt iperhen, nm
Ef,er al fetu. nns oerielbe riftiq an
fornr1t. Fiir @eIo'enounoen in einfuhem
Eriefosritltf'e iibernehmeu mir feiners
lei Bcrdntiuortithfeit. Sn Sale bon
ACKNOWLEDGMENT beroeI'e man IA
ssidIt. bic dlte e%beniorpohI ME Die ueue.
tSoftoffice d%usugebeu. bern font fonneu
ssir ben Rarter m sen Pitem oar uiht
ssmseu.
WouehsE rhcrs bitrfer ridt, ruie has
10 oft oeStliebt. oils oermeiuttihe Quit
esfza iurTdhehnGter neroeu. Ious
Seru Strb ben Prieien bei3ufeQer.
CuittunQ erFofqt mr. nurh Nenoerno
ses Ddturrs uuf benz NoreBitreifeu.
War dbreTire eiufat:
,yaDrhfteru, Ia Grois, Wis.
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Nic icinc @praGnner hnt HrG.

&ie irinc %uraduaer hat Hra'
9ioe1rt Biliou sic girlponhcrunIa.
sorTooc nit Der bcriidtinteu 9il.
Mingstcit . @eitintmml nit icincn.
%eto belegt chen mc0cn oiticr @c-
itimmunn. mos Inns In sic cbcrio
ouaencbme mic ieItcne 9noc uer.
{ctt. Scrrn SSillon @ciiol auS5n.
Spre9eu. 0oS Wcitcre Shitlol scr
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gon nrm bruuritcfcnocn GoIonial

&rieasruth IN &onNou crmortet%lono
&cor0c elncn v2%cnNtpmntt in Der
aSeid'id)tc ocs britIihcn Rcidlc9 .
SeiIcr @euhepmft lit bcreit@ tlnQe.
frcfeH - ON /. Nuguit 1911!
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yRsrbftsru, ea GroFe, g8is.

anrSinaI Wibbune bat ocn friihc.
Urn @orrarhprailacntrn 1r. eliot
ariinolih obociuhrt, Ncid,lid Der
nicut uno nod ciu NIahcn N15u,
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BeidlGits Roti5cu.

co. ger GicINcr AZ mdfiQcn 3inier
lclbeu m0dr;c. eulcn ucrloBlichcn 8dth-
0cbcr iur Ceto@ uno WinrtQnQcs bruudlt
nhfr @tln nui cute Stterheit anSieihen
tpiQ. menoc it'd an W. Z. 0idiih
203 z. 4. SirnEc.
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prdmien Site.

Gin Sabr i'm GoraiI5 he3dbIenoe gbone
aenten erbnltcu ie eineu ihoHen Halens
Der nls Rrolnie aratiS uuo poctotcet. An
ssrdTuieu iiuo folacuoe CUR &uslunpl nors
SGnbeu:
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-14
$4,000 \ YEAR FOR BABY
FROM $1,000. 900 ESTATE
Surrogate Grants sum for Crippled
Five-Ycar-OId Jean Stewart's
Living Expenses Alone.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Martin Tay-
lor and Leander La Chance, lawyers
Of New York and Chicago respect
lively, general guardians of Jean Stew
art. five years old, got yesterday from
Surrogate Strong at R~iverhead. L. L.,
authority to spend $4,000 a year for
the living expenses of the child. who
is a cripple. This is exclusive of care
for her medical needs as they arise.
The child has an older sister, Mi
rean. who will also charge expense.
The children are the daughters Of
John g.. and Julia Stewart Of Senter-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-14
FIRE DESTROYS HOME
OF PAT DOUGHTERY
BUTTER CREEK RESIDENCE
COMPLETE LOSS: HEAVY
SNOW AT GURDANE.
John Day StOckmen Pass Through
Gurdane Looking for Pasture for
Stock: other News Notes of In
teFeSt.
(East Oregonlan speclal.D

tEdSI OItBOIldH SptCldi'l
GURDANE. Dec. 13.-About 3
inches Of snow fell here Thursday
night but a chinook wind hit here
going fast.
Pat Doherty's home on Butter
creek was entirely destroyed by fire
last week. Mr.. Doherty only saved
a few things.
S. Keeney and II. Flood of John
Day passed through Gurdane last
Wednesday on their way to Butter
creek looking for pasture for cattle
Mr. Keeney has had about 500 head
OF cattle in the Big Potts pasture but
the snow coming drives him to the
lower country for pasture until he
takes. them to winter feed.
Miss Beatrice Slater is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hammer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Enright are visiting
their son. Tom Enright. and family.
Mr.. Enright has been working on the
Vey ranch for some time.
Ed Hammer has purchased a new
Oldsmobile Six.
The funeral OF Mrs. Pat Doherty,
who died at st. Anthony's hospital
Saturday evening, was held at the
Ninson cemetery Monday. Mrs. Do
herty has been in very poor health
for some time but her death is a
his clubhouse to live in this winter.
vicinity as it was not realized that
she was so low.
Pat Mcconnell travelling salesman
for McConnon's remedies, was in this
vicinity last week.
Charles McDevitt and wife and
Ohey Mclaughlin returned from But
ter Creek Wednesday where they at
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-14

ended Mrs. Doherty's funeral. Mrs.
McDevitt Is a sister of Mr.. DOherty.
Mrs. Charles Ely spent ~Thanksgiv-
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Lane
Wymore.
Charles Ely has been planning lum-
Der for Mr.. Doherty this week.
Mr.. Doherty Intends building on
his clubhouse to live ! nthis winter.
Tom Enright and family, who are
caring for Mr.. HOLSTERS stock this
winter, have moved from the Big
Potts ranch and are occupying the Ed
Hammer house. Mr.. Hollister bought
feed Of Mr.. Hammer.
d. Hileman made a trip to Pen
dleton with a load of fattened hogs
last week.
Arba Harrington worked on Bill
Selby's barn last week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-14
New Music Courses

ENGINE, Ore, Dec. 14-among the
six new courses to be offered in the
school of music of the University of
Oregon at the opening of the second
term. January ., is band organization
and conducting.
This course will be conducted by
Albert Perfect, instructor in band
music, and is designed especially for
high school teachers. Ability to con-
duct a small band or orchestra is con
sidered an important qualification for
a high school eacher.
Another course is planned in sight
reading for the benefit of hose who
nave good singing voices but cannot
read music. The new system does
away with the do-ra-me-fa-sol read
ing of the scale.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-14
All Suggestions Tested

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 14-Food
conservation suggestions passed out
to Oregonians by the food admins
tration of the state are all tried and
tested before being given the public.
And the official tester is w. D.
Aver, food administrator.
Mr.. Aver is one of the most en-
thusiastic food conservationists in the
tate. Whole wheat bread is served
once a day at the Aver home. Meat
less Tuesdays are religiously observed
and the entire list of food saving sug-
gestions followed.