davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
News From Nations Markets
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH

FORT WORTH Texas. April 10 CAT.
Tile Receipts itO0 STEADY steers = 70 q
nN HOGS Receipts 1000. .r lower.
hllk lrUnmiJ IS SHEEP Receipts
none steady. lambs II 00ulGoo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

The young lad, artow the way 'ay'
|, makes her pretty tired to heat peo
pie "a, that society IS responsible for
most Of the crimes and oi course ,hs
explanation is that the papers don't
make 50 much oi II vhcn somebody Of
NO social position goes wrong,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
SUGAR

NEW YORK, April l1--SCGAR Raw
FIRM. centrifugal 6lgc, molusscs 5Jlc
refined, firm, fine sranulated i.b0nS 9bC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
Eighteen Hours IN Air.

Observer, lrclucutl, pass from M
teen TO eighteen hours IN the restricted
space Of the balloon cars, communloat-
ing with the ha,,eric, hy telephone, hu,
even strong men are unable 10 pass
more than three dayS at a time at ,hl,
eXhauS,lng occupation, constantly eN-
posed tn the cnemv'S fire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
OF PORK
STILL DECLINES
REcElpra TO-DAY

CATTLE Ou,rdr of few iyuds of
wDdum to good tnortfed steers. the sup
p,N Boo the local cattle division today con
sisted ag Tor tho bulk Of neither di.
i'yi- nor s'uckcrs Packer trading WAS
active Hud steady, with a couple NJ loads
~ oklahoma fHrm icdr bringing $40 90
HIns. A few loads ON plaiulsh order
brought around S. 90 Butcher trading
Mas rll that could be asked for. good
active and Htendy prices NJ the weeks
advance being IN effect Hot'rs iu car
lots brought SO %. while odd head Of
cows brought ty0oHg6n Gamers and
cutters ranged t575H55D and bulls Wy
no s. 80. Stuckrr and feeder trading con
tlnucd active with Just good yearluES
bringing 8. lOUa no Stocker calves, Just
fair KINDS. brought s. Qo4e5 Tho calf
market wa steady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

Industrial employment oi married
women ha, increased about 100 percent
IN the last two decades
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
AS
MADE BY FRENCH
-eCaQuot Is Balloon Which
Has Become Popular,

PARlS.-Amorg the latest ,riumphs
OF the French aerial service IS a new
observation balloon known as lie Ca
quot At the beginning OF the war OBJ
servers other than those IN aeroplanc'
utilized kite balloons OF tho German
Drachcn type. called by the French sol
diers "SausagcS" There are still som'
OF these in use at the front but J.,
Caquot IS much preferred
In shape it resembles a great tadpole
Whereas the Drachen IS inconvenience,
by a wind OF from 50 TO S feet a sec.
end, lie Caquo, can remain IN the All
unless the wind exceeds oS 10 Is feet a
second
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
Crew Of Fifty.

1t takes fifty experienced men to man
euyer il. for as soon as V leaves the
,hed, great attention must he paid 20
the wind currents so as 10 save the en-
velopc from being torn. Attached to
the balloon is a wicker car, in which
the observer is installed with his maps.
charts, arms. barometer and telephone,
the latter fixed over his cars so as to
leave his hands Tree. He Is also pro.
vided with glasses and white silk
parachute Tor an emergency
When the balloon at,ainS an altitude
OF from 200 Zee, to 1000 feet the wind
las TO which the cable is fixed is drawn
! by horses or motor car at moderate
pace to a point near the enemy lines,
where refuge eNcaya,ed in the soil has
been prepared This accomplished, the
observer transmits his instructions b.
telephone Two anti aircraft posts are
established nearby to keep off the Ger
man airplaneS II the balloon Is men
accd the crew bring, It down from S,Oc0
feet ~ seven Ia trv minutes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

Prices of tho various grades of cattle are
'ru'"NIma'sly a. follows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

This tremendous group Of wots,eds. y
blu. seroes o''sr the men and young mer
10 choose from, ranging from the MOS,
moro conservative styles, including al ~
Innovations and style features. Priced In
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21

clones siGuieares a prop6sito del AL
mento en- las erogaciones.
I'll mas eranGe de nucStros deDe-
res no es eli de crcontrar los forGcs
necesarioa para el a&mento de loo
gast0S, 2:nc que cOnsiste en- reducrr
los e:n3r@ ;:tos hc"hcs ii cv~t-anjcro.
DejcmGs u~l.l;2:r mcjor nucstras pgo-
pias rurr@as praluctjvas Y p0ncr fir
a tadas las impCrtacion"s que no sean
riGurosamente m~cces2ri2s.
''Debenlos tener confian2a en- Fran
cia. Debemos hab!ar fraacameHtc n
pueblo Y demcstraric las dificultades
: los SACRIFICES que G indispcmsa-
bles. con s~Inceridad. con orden Ell
nuestros mttodos Y con e. vigor Dc
-utstra acci0n. no habrl naGa qlc no
podamoS obtener de este noble pals
Guc eSJa resue!to a mace: toGc Y 4 SD
fir tcdo aqueiIo que sea, neceSario pa
IA conquistar ! asc@urar una paZ
que 10 earantice contra una nuc"a
a9resiGn.'
II. Ribot ha dado cxplicacicnes So
hre IN situa~i6n financiera Y ha hecho
notar one los in@resos han sido au-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21
IA WE DEL. P.ARAiSO

Ia nama&a ave del Paraisc nc tione
rival en- cuaito i il b]r;!lantcz y %
lor de 81 plumajc. Dificil Is de"ir cue
les sen los individuos mas hc:n3"-
SOS dc esta csnecie; til TeZ cl que lie
ne mis- dcrccho 4 eet& distinction es
cl i!amada ave real Lci Paradise" Fl
tintc principal de II plmnaje rs q
rYcarnado con bri!lc r2recido nj ic
hilitos de r]ris;al Las pIumas lie IL
raf,aza Sc ascmeian 4 ma herroosa
naraniu. y las d2 d-buio del pccho
scr &c b!aaco puro con In hrilIamtc:
: tersura lc Ia seda. exccpto yaa cs-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21
las FENANZAS DE FRANCIA

PARIS. Fcbrcro 2O.-Un decreto
del gobierno liz clevado al maximum
dc ia cmisicn dc billetes del Banco de
Francia i veintiGn mil milloncs de
framcos. El preccdente maximum, de
diccio:ho mil millones, fue e~stablecl-
do provisionalmentc por n ley de i"
de mayo lie 1915.
NJ. \. Ribot. miristro de finanzas.
ACADIA de pedir q la Camara de dlpu-
tadcs el voto de un credito de nueTe
mil quinientos setenta y cuatro MI
Homes de frances para cubrir los gas
tos del segundo trimestre del presen-
tie ano. Esto implica III aumento de
novecientos millcnes sobre Ell monte
de los creditos del primer trimestre.
FL ministro Ia hecho las declara-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21

N0EAS GIHiGSiS

:Gcica c.azo 7rimcr2 .! Africa?
Is ~crcen"ia general cue Livinrs-
ore. fue ei primer eGronco que alta
vesa q c~ontlae2te 2tricano, : este IS
iii error. rorQ1e cuarerta amos 81.
tes que {, 10 hizc ci Portuguese Hcro-
rat0 6a Costa QS02-1Sl1l. r mas.
Iasnucs e este, y antcS cue Livia=s-
taae. a~.rayesaron el Africa ctros dos
,uropao~. poct1gueses tan'5ien: Fran
cisco J. Coimbra y Sih'a-Porta De
a,odo que cl cete5re explorador jn-!.<
fue er real:dai, 81 crl2rto e:roDsc G1e
c-uz6 Africa. e a!eu1an Eohfes 1851
sigui6 = David Livingstone, y e. ing,cs
Cameron uS7@) precidi6 al celehre
S~tanley US74--70. que es ell 1n!co
europeo que atraves6 dos veces ell con
t.ucnte afrieano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21
FL GAZING FRANCES CONT2A FL
PIEL ALEMAN.
sy.rna a.. Ia ~'r,irna alaaal.

-
. . '.. 81. ''
500. -' ".+ ','
ii e'-i H. ''' -
".
,,H"'' '"'
: ,". 4o"a; '",' E'. s''v'r'.''
.l:-1. -" @.'a..A .':~'.@I@f.
: 'g:...
c.. "." a "et'."' "i ~: g - -
.a "9.~. 49, --, '.'i.o|N :i''
.~.....S. " Cun a12-rr'er'A los nE'''
~a> g.. ''ass. Gts te2"'@S s"Tz''","'
..'st.aa .@+ r-''"S 20 r-'"< FeS*"''
y.,.-v5ss JcHr. ~Ht"1:""i.''. o -",-"S
m@ .t.?
!.- ,a;astri.'rs ms c~cn"c@!"reS
-.'..un r. z":~cnac,a a." r"oH-
.a.t.,.. l.-jr's Ei'o n extreme "a
IT,. =. u-E.Cjl;\AN ha5.r |cH-
...:,ra ....tao. pua<t0 so, 81. = lie
...,5..s s...r,au.as f..@,e-
a. .--.r, III. g. les ou- mas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21
80 l:Ei.DEES Sc C.:STAN i.
81 CINE.
N.car =. l. stp;iSi& pinIaJ.

ei aao. L. Gu.as che q alerc77ta
iar-o.4io abrteaba, cueiaron dIs;H@-
5az cor los pleigos habiGos reciente-
raeare en1re =! c6mico y su antigua
conpaHto. : los mismos tribuna!es
eoafirraror que 10 solo alcanzaha
81 salario semanal alUdido, sino que
So = page ara bonifiracidn de......
zl50.00 nor r.~r1ar cl c~ontra-o. !
20 ava q crcerze Que n 'Nut1Gl'.
n contractor SIS servicio7, comet"
'orr.- a1gaca. Chaplin -eadi"a COZ
rrcr~= Grant "a i hi rGgado.
Tabla comparative dc salaries:
Charlie Chaplin %670.000 n 25o:
Mar Pi.Efosd ~s2G5.000 a aGo; F.
q srtsarn $4,000 ,res mcsas;-Ri-
rio arrEe 100000 seis mesos;-D2
VIZ HOMER $4,000 a a6o:-Dou
els Fairbanks slOI.400 ler a9o:-T.
y. Wilson. exportaci6n Dc c~arncs...
zf25nna q aHo:-W. Wilson. PIE
do les II. u. $4,000 n aho: \
Z. Smith. Pc. De; y. :. c. Z. r..
s:5a.a0g = arc: F. n. White. PIE. del
= aura! Sun $4,000 al aNo:-T. +
y,a nal. vpte De los EE. IL. $500"
n azo:-Cobe-nador del Estado de
Nosva York $4,000 q, a6o; ,Enrier
caryzo Tenor 100000 al a&o:
.Tas-n Mccormick JTenorl: solo or
;..as .:e fon6grafo &l25.00o =! a@o:
-Csr~~l&;na Fa~rar 'SoD"anol 1900.
e:.7na For function; Anna Parow2
lPa:ia~ira} $1,000 DOT scm"na;
E. Tanguay CCupictista| $4,000
~e2lara:-L:lian Resell fTiHl")
q $50 nor scmana;-Caby DasI%s
3ai!ar:,al $4,000 por scm&@a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21
20 liDRt LOCAL. En- TithNCIN

PARIS. Febrcro 20.-La c:Mara
de diputadcs h. adortado IN proyec-
20 de ley, adelantanGo Il hora !cga!
eli una bora, eH Ia t~c.nrorada del es-
to. Fl adc.antc ::c les ~reioics tendr..
!uGcr q primer dcnicgo sc abril
y la nUova bora qucdara en- vieor
naSta =! primer domingo de octubre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21
CARRANZA Y sU NOTA PAC!FIS-
a.. ... -. ... -. -. .
hirnr tc l.. >cNia nianal.


Cuando una Macon Sc Interest," por
il sucrte de otras que Sc dcspcda2ar
en- Ia guerra. 10 hacc. de hecho. por
cstas dos iustificadas raZones: 10
Crando es podcr material Y econ6m;-
ramcnre. o 81 no 10 es. nor 10
manos disfruto del orden y n tranuui
ri,l. y oo-rnando esq naci6n me-
i;..l,ro e.t: lnobrr o no( constjrui
L., an oob;orro Nj 10 mo nj 10 ,trn
,icnc y es 81 rimhombante robicrro
del "~conspicuo" p, .Jefc.
Tai vez. el P. .Jefe. de Coahui'a
croe ono I,s n~otoncias euroneas ig-
nora, n y~:crdadcra situaci6n de Nj
y;.o 81 reoI =, ovacto as;odo noliliro
del ov,arso .arri, orio de Arahuac
=, or.o o,so ca 10 ~5cco Mrs
h,,. ono o6ver+ir quo 81 hombre dc
Co,br;1o s,sro nm, i~rfIpanci, morao-
,,.o:o;.o on. 10 b,ca ;,roe,or.,LIa
1, ou,, - =. ,os suvos dc
. ,..., 49,,
: =, .o-a, ,Lu,.,d,s ,,r
-, .~.;rb,m,r, ynor,o" - ou. = TO-
! 10 ,.orco r,o.e 5ocor Cesar
70. bo,,hros ,.,,os f,r~forrorcg
....,o ,u,oo ,,oory,, do l., ori,;,.r
.Sa..;a,,o !. ,h,oIr.i5, 10 enc or,o-
-. .;omnro uo,.,r u o.,;rr, ir,lo-
i,. .Iy,L...a.;a 10 ,..;, Pc,
nar;a,ia,d TIL sucodo cor C~,~r,rya.
49, ~ ,r.1 bor,hma ia N5xico Nadia
..;,o = d;oor ,os ,,r5yi,os ono Il -.
I.a. 49,. .n,,;o. rron, roLo" quo
L.;man,1 l. D.,
.I' :, -
;.Janona.tto ham
3 n.
r. mmt;,.
~ .r, 49,.
W. ~, I-.,I J.,
' ' ,
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80 "'', .'
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,''''"' "o nay :" "eN'eo .t'S oi>''
"'!o que II i'E''" cs>t'i'I'"' VA
i" "s !'@' venus "'"."'U '"T ~ ',
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ia o"I' g o''""o 'o,'o w 'I"'o'
| s'!1e' 'I,'"'' ,'-
Lr~.,. =, .Lo~+o r,o,str,oso n rafor-
r,ay, ijcen. el nncvo Codigo ~politico
| Tue ccnsagra ! &sc@rra los ina!leaa-
o.eS c@rcchos De! nonore' ESQ es
""S'" ''''''' "s as "s.0
-. :,ntt;
90 nronro 10 corfirmar5o, csn..c-
nlos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21
e VERDApER0 l!BR0 De G5.
PRACTICAS Dc h5AGNETiSIsfO
RIPNOTISMo y SUGGESTION

Este intere&&nJ.Simo Hb-o corriGe {:
apocamiento, Ia faita dc voluE52i :
las energias p~erGid@s- GQue-tis yues
ira vida rodeada lie fe!;c;dad: Hue.
Iced ell "Verdadero Libro de O-o" :
en- 81 hallarsiS Ia forna como : SC
Quiere Ia fuerza, q feiicidad, la "
da toda.
Consta de Ut elegante vci:na,
muy bien impreso : cicamente encas
derna6o en- tela
PRECIO DE "A OsRA: $500
Pidasc \:
IGNACIO E. LOZANo.
so. Dol0rosa SIS. Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21
ItSCAREiiLO

unos l. ycaIinetros bajo el cucTrc
TN jovcn ''Iatcyo". quo s" la* celia
dc ma2netinado". dice 4 n sonora.
-Ouiero que sc dnerna listed IN
rcsiiatamentc.
-Pues empiece usted 4 hahiar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21
& AlIernor,iia cree que los Estodos UnidIo$
tienen 11iedo" dice Gerard
FL X ENBAADOR AMERICANA HACE DECLARAC[ONE
Al PERIODSTA FRANCES LIE ROX
Noticias telegraficas y c .blegraficas de TODD ei nundo

mcntados en- trcinta r.illones de fran
eos sobre los Dc 1916 por 10 Que
So reficre 4 los ~impucstos directos
y cn cch0cientcs G!ez nlillcnes Dc
frances nor % qne 50 r7lacicEa con
icf ~inpucs;cs .ndirectos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21

PARIS. FChrero 20.-En el curse
d ccnvcr7aciGn con NJ. Mueues
IF Rouy. de -Lr Matin.".e Q! cy-amha-
;o.-o, cero,,l do,iar6 re,rninanrernen-
he Guc c~iztc entire In men,alidad ale
NINA J., ~,rcr.a}idad norte-amey!ca-
~, I'M at;smo sobre 81 cual nunca
noG,~. torlar,c IN nrertc. NJ. Gerard
a,...;o q rcao,. ono cyao 10 discip)i-
80 ,r.,,.,o ,odar ,rc oun HOY. no
,.,..;~.o;,, observation-disclosures Les
-1~-,,,.s-l;,a n ex-emba iador-es-
-. e,-,1,aos sabre los francescg.
70 rcr-Dr.rfen tnr,poco al pueblo
,r-~,.foono : e.r:, er n imposihlll.
dad do co1r.a1sc on 81 lrcar de otro.
y ASH q. L. ca,sa de tcGos los crrO-
rps ora cor.otcr y Gun comeicrin to-
DORM Tod, n n~olitica de In Wi
h., -. ~assa" en- 10 one nos concier-
,o .;.,.d. - os+a dobIe obieto: ate.
$500. , ,os irdiviLroz y despucs !
n "0;cc"iv;i.d llay una Da!2br1 uue
los "Iemares repiten ccnstantemente,
;ih;fo visible "Ir,nosici6n" Is
aoo;,. ;,acer scrt;r Z o,ro {! peso de
-, r.,.,v,
,i.r,.r;o creo oro lbs FsfaJos
;-,,dos ,;encn miedo pero Sc enga-
-. Les Csrados Unidos no tienen
r,fcdo. - gcb;e"no De Berlin par
ia Dor " mrmento contemporary
C. las indii.,iores prccisas de Mr..
V,':cr. ror4pe cl"y1 que estaba en-
81 intcrss ~nacarlo. Crcia d~eSarnlar
IN Cslo 4 Ia opinion americana. :!
.lar nas;rri1ridad h dcclarado bras
camc2;c enc no Sc encu"ntra liga,io
40" ~yamnroa.isos formales. IS 4 cau-
So. !. +, Unconstitutional en- oue Sc halla
AL.n.2n:. -. T~nrnlarsc una idea cx:.c
p, H.. los sgrtimicntos De Ia otra par
g.. del mHuao. E.stj cn"anada c,m-
sobre In pSicologia Ge
".:soY y In nucStra. No ha podido
..rca,. ara asos princiDios dominan to-
Inc L.. o,,srus particulares V todos
b.. aorsrrie9tos pcrsonales. Cree
,,.~l .aaran7cnta habernos conducido
, nn pIoto dc terror. desde donde &C.
l.r,o,os - toIo.
.,,.z,.i, ,,od, con,otor foIto
!, !, orno,;,or o.,
80. -, ..IIa enc .,,.o-
''-
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n
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02

The Misses Genevieve and Gwen
dolyn Bonifer came up from their
school in Pendleton to spend the
week end at home.
James Adams is taking a week )
vacation as operator at Gihbon.
Mrs. Elmer Picard went down to
Pendleton today to do some shop
ping
George Brace was in Pendleton
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Sayer motor
ed to Pendleton Monday
Joe French was In Pendleton Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Holiday enter
tanned a number of friends last Fri
day night in honor or Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Baker
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Bonifer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georse Brace Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Baker Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Duffey Misses Evalyn and Belva VIII
iiams. Bernice and Racnel Reed The
Messrs w. w. Hoch, George Hoch.
John. Hager, Walter Bonifer. Wayne
and Burnel williams and Guy Nor
dean All report a very enjoyable
time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02
STANF|ELD MAN IS
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
c. w. PREGNITZ Will. UNDERGO
OPERATION AT ST. AN
THONY"S IN PENDLETON.
c. W. ONCullivan Buys Ewcrt Lots
and Will Build ON them in the
Near Future; Ladies' Aid society
Meets With Mrs. Faucett.
(East oregonlan speclal. }

STANFIEID, April &C. w.
Pregnitz was taken to st. Anthony's
hospital at Pendleton Friday after
noon where he will undergo an OPP
Grafton. He was accompanied by DR..
Reid and Mrs Pregnitz.
G. w. O'Sullivau has bought the
E,wert lots near the railroad tract
and will build on the same in the
near future
Mrs. Joe Cunha Jr., of Echo. spent
Friday with her aunt, Mrs. c. W.
Pregnitz
Lloyd Riches was a Pendleton pas
senger Friday.
Death visited the home Of Mrs.
Gibbs Thursday evening and claimed
as his own her young daughter. Miss
Viola Loughlin. The deceased had
been a victim Of tuberculosis for
several wears. The arrangements for
the funeral have not been made.
The ladies Aid met at the home
of Mrs J. r. Faucet Thursday aft
ernoon. Mrs. George Riesling assist
ed Mrs Faucet A goodly number
was present and delicious lunch
was served by the hostesses.
Catherine and Charles Pregnitz
were i'm Pendleton saturday.
The young people of the Epworth
League gave a very good play entitled
'Mr. Bob A good sized sum was
realized for the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Connor and
Mr. and Mrs Frederickson motored
to Pendleton Wednesday.
4. The hay choppers have just fin
ished cutting the last of the hay here
and will move their chopper to West.
land.
NJ. O'Connol left Friday for Port
land. Mr.. O'Connol has been here
looking after the tractors that he has
placed with the different ranchers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02
PERSONAL NOTES FROM
THE GIBBON COUNTRY
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Holiday En-
tertain Number Of Friends
Friday.
(East oregonlan speeial. }

GIBBON. April 2.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Thompson were called to wes-
ton Saturday by the death of Mrs.
Thompson's grandmother. Mrs. Mary
Speeks.
Mr.. and Mrs John Thompson re
turned home Saturday from several
days spent in Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baker left
Yesterday for their new home near
dayton. Wash
Miss EvaIyn Meager went down to
PendIeton Saturday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs O. IT. williams
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Dolfay
Thompson. an S-pound boy Saturday.
at the home Of Mrs. Thompson's par
ents near Weston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02
special Services This Week.

Special Passion Week" services
will be held each night this week at
the Methodist church. The series of
narrative sermons began yesterday
morning the subject being "a Day of
Triumph" The subjects for the
week are as follows: Tonight, "A Day
of Judgment; Tuesday. "A Day on
Speech; Wednesday, "A Day of ST.
lence"; Thursday, "A Day Of Fare
wells: Good Friday. "A Day of sur
fering".. Saturday. no service, Christ
in the tomb: Sunday. The Resurrec-
ton" These services are meant to be
informing and really devotional. The
public is invited to worship with the
church. The services are from 1880
to $50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02

ers. All day bouquets. and elaborate
floral pieces have been arriving at
the church, tokens from the hundreds
Of friends of the man whose faithful
labors during a decade in this COM
munity had endeared him to all, re-
gardless of church OF creed. The
church is crowded to the doors this
afternoon. Bishop Robert Paddock
is conducting the services.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02

Three foreign born residents of
Umatilla county were today made citi-
zens of the United States by Circuit
Judge Phelps when they qualified for
final papers and took the oath of al
Iegience. They were T. c. Elliott of
Milton, who came from Canada, Lui-
gi Bellomo of Freewater, formerly a
subject of the king of Italy. and NAL
colin C. Mcintyre of Adams, formerly
of Canada.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02
CARPATIuA ESCAPES DIVER:
REACHES AMERICAN PORT

NEW YORK, April 2.-ReachinS
an American port from England. the
Cnnarder Carpathia reported the
summarizing of a British hospital
ship with a loss 167 lives The Car
pathia escaped the same submarine
by only half an hour. The Carpathia
was near when the Iaconia was
sunk. The freighter Ascanla has ar
rived.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02
Idaho battalion Coming Through.

This evening at 6:45 a special train
bearing the first battalion of the Ida
no National Guard is scheduled to ar.
rive in Pendleton enroute to Boise to
mobilize. The battalion consists Of
the companies in the northern part OF
Idaho. Several of the Pendleton
members OF the 1. y. G., including
Charles Clum, Charles De Haas,
George Perry and Pat siddons, Will
join the battalion here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02
W. o. W. Dereats Colored Giants.

The W. o. w team OF this city.
having defeated the CoIored Giants
yesterday 16 to 4, will meet the Echo
team next Sunday, according to an
announcement made today. The
woodmen have a strong battery in
Ed Darling, captain, and Booney
Hayes and their entire team is well
balanced
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02

Jess o. Hales. prominent farmer,
suffered a severe shaking up and
many bruises Saturday in fall from
the loft of his barn to the concrete
floor below. At first it was thought
he might be seriously Injured but an
examination showed no bone brok-
en-. Today he is mUcn improved
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02
rMo plvorces Granted.

Divorces have been granted by
Judge Phelps to the plaintiffs in the
following cases; Elizabeth Furlong
vs.. James Emett FuAong and Agnes
Christensen VS.. John Fl. Chistiansen.
In the latter case plaintiff is given
custody of the minor child.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02
Injured HIS Arm.

William Coffman of this city is
wearing an arm in a sling as the re-
suit of an accident at Fulton the
other day. While piling sacks in a
warehouse, he tripped and fell, a
sack of wheat catching his arm in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02
shortage of Rain.

While March was unusually cold
and windy, it was not even normally
wet. The weather records show that
there was a shortage of one inch for
the month. making total edifiency
for the wet season of 2:45 inches.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02
Charles cole ouite Ill.

Charles A. Cole. well known con
tractor and former councilman, is
reported to be quite seriously i'll at
his home due to congestion of the
lungs. He is reported a little inn
proved this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02
Out of HOSPITAL.

Ed Hall. who has been quite ill
with pneumonia, was able to leave
st. Anthony's hospital yesterday and
expects to be able to resume his
work in a few days
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02

Funeral OF Rev. QuinneyA
The Church of the Redeemer where
at J o'clock this afternoon is being
held the funeral services over the
body OF the late rector Rev. Charles
Quincy. is a mass OF beautiful flow
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02

Hindenburg is said to be contem-
plating an ION to Petrograd" dash
This puts the Russian capital in the
same class with Paris and London
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02

The regular meeting Of the Conn
mercial Association win be held to.
morrow evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02

Many prominent athletes have sig
Eified their desire to enlist in the Uni
ted States Aviation Corps for possible
war with Germany. Donald Lippin-
colt, former Penn track star. has Of
fered his services to his country, as
has James f. C''Ted'D Meredith, hold
er of the worlds quarter and half
mile running records.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-02

Marriage License issued.
A marriage license was issued today
10 Ed Stanley of Walla walla ano
Vernita Amoreaux OF Pendleton.