davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09
PALACE.

Marguerite Clark as stunt man
is new feature in pictures. but in
THE Amazons," her latest Paramount
picture, Director Joseph Kaufman and
Cameraman William Marshall have
featured the dainty star as the haroi-
est Of stunt men" This is quite lit
eral for during most of the five reels
the star wears boys clothes. She
jumps out OF a thrd-story window
on to a nearby tree, swings along h
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

branch and down the trunk as clever
ly as any trained athlete and as io.
her daring ride and jump from ner
horse into the arms of her sweethearit
in a passing automobiie-Weii y9u -
have to see II for yourseI1 NJ rne -
ace theater on Monday. Tuesday,
wednesday and Thursday Of thi"
week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09
WILLING IN Make Sacrifice

Wiling tO Make NtCIlihe
pa--Well. my dear, Richard has
asked fer your hand in marriage.
paughter-liut / don't want to
leave mothor, pa,
Pa--Oh. that's all right. Take her
along with you.-F.Xch1nee.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-16
COLUMBIA COLLEGE TALENT
IN WESTON THIS EVENING

The faculty OF the Columbia Col
lege Conservatory Of Music. Milton
accompanied by the college orches-
ira. will give an entertainment u,
the Methodist church in this city
this Friday evening. for the ben.
eft Of the local Christmas fund
which the Red Cross is raising for
Uncle Sans soldiers and sailors.
The entire net proceeds will go Ia
the Weston fund.
The program is expected to prove
of unusual merit and interest, and
patrons will more than get their
moneys worth of entertainment
while at the same time contributing
to a worthy cause.
The violinist is Miss Brown. said
to be one Of the best performers in
the Northwest on this popular in
strumcnt. The soloist is Miss
Compton, a sweet singer who is al
ready a prime favoritc with Weston
audiences. Miss Graham, a gifted
clocutionist, is the reader and
Grcencr the pianist.
The college orchestra is under
The direction Of Miss Brown, who
is also its regular instructor.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-16
IT'S an Economy Car

If you want to Hoovcrize, buy a
Light Four Overland and drive out
and breathe the fresh air instead
Of overlooking your stomachs with
bread and meat. BY buying this
car you can save many dollar To
send the boys in the trenches, who
don't have an opportunity TO ride
in a car, and still enjoy the same
pleasure yourself that you would
get by driving three thousand dol
lar ear. The Light Four Overland
is without question the most econ
Omical car on the market. Let me
take you ride in this .car and
convince you Of its real value. Il
will only cost you nine hundred
and fifteen dollars, fully equipped,
at Weston. Better put in your or
Ter now for one and save the ad-
vance in price which will surely
.omc before next spring
DIR. s. L. KENNARD,
Agent, Weston, Or.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-16

The Saturday Afternoon Club
will meet tomorrow at the hons
of Mrs. S. A. Barnes.
Mrs. Amy Van Skiver returned
Monday from a two weeks visit
with her sister at Baker.
The members of Crescent Chap
ter. Order Of the Eastern Star. wen,
to Milton in body Wednesday ev.
ening to visit the chapter there.
This morning the local bank re.
ceived its allotment of government
Liberty Bonds for Weston, which
are now ready for distribution
among the subscribers.
Several auto loads Of Weston
knights went to Athena last evening
to visit the lodge of fellow Pythi-
ans in that city. They took with
them two candidates, G. A. Forth
and Joe Payant, who received the
second rank at Athena. having pre-
viously been given the first rank by
the local lodge. The "Flying Squad
rom Of prominent knights from
Pendlcton were present. -..
Private Floyd Corporan is now at
Camp Mills. New York, with his
company and writes as follows to
X. l.. Reynaud: There is an avia-
tion school near here and the air is
full Of planes all day long. can
tell a kid from the West every time,
for he is always looking up TO see
if one Of the darn things won't fall.
was over to see the boys from
Weston the other day. They are at
the same camp as myself but in the
Idaho division. They seem to be
pretty well contented and their
)nly prayer is that they don't have
% run pick and shovel. They
ire in the Engineers now, you
snow."
The colder Boys" Conference
or Eastern Oregon will be held in
"A Grande December 7. : and .,
ccording to notice sent the Leader
" the county leader, Edgar +.
Ivcrill of Pcndleton Boys eligible
o attend arc those over Is years
( age who represent Sunday school
r high school classes or Boy Scout
rganizations. The only expense
ill be the railroad fare. Other
will all be provided.
rate Of one and onc-third fare
i'll be granted. Some Sunday
:hools are paying the fare Of their
elegates. The meeting is under
le direction Of the interstate Exec
i've Committee Of the Y. M. &. a. U
n Oregon and Idaho. The con- s
renee will be on a war basis and a
c theme of the meeting will be a
rhe Challenge of War" b
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-16
SUMMONS

In the Circuit Court of the State ol
Oregon for umatilla County.
Olof Carlson. Plaintiff. Va. Betty Carl
son. Defendant.
To Betty Carlson. Defendant above
named:
In the Name Of the State Of Oregon,
You ARE hereby summoned and requir.
I'd 10 appear and answer the com.
plant Of the plaintiff fled against you
In the above entitled court and cause.
on or before Friday. the 18th day ot
December. 1917. which date is eleven
weeks from the date Of the frat
publication Of this summons. And
you will take notice that IL you fall 10
answer the said complaint or otherwise
plead thereto within said time, the
plaintiff for want thereof will apply to
the Court for the relief prayed for
therein. namely: for decree Of the
Court forever dissolving the bonds of
matrimony now and heretofore exist
ing between plaintiff and defendant,
and for other equitable relief.
This summons IL published pursuant
to an order made and filed herein
by Honorable Gilbert w. Phelps,
Circuit Judge Of the Sixth ju.
dicial District Of the State Of Or
egon, on the 9Th day Of October,
1917. The first publication Of this
summons will be made on Friday. the
18th day Of October, 1917, aud the
last publication will be made on Fri.
day. the said 18th day Of December.
1917. Publication hereof will be nude
for eleven consecutive weeks.
Dated this 9th day of October, A.
u. 1917
WILL M. PETERSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Post Office address: Pendlcton, Oregon
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-16
BREvITES.

The Phillips cottage next to DR.
Kennard's for rent. See Watts &
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Sweazea anc
daughter Grace of Walla Walls
were guests Sunday at the W. NJ
Davis farm.
Mrs. Artie Beathe and daughter
Susie have moved TO town for the
winter. They have taken rooms in
the Will Beaton residence.
Pendleton's population is estim-
ated at more than 5000, having,
according to the school census,
grown a thousand within the past
year.
J. A. Ross and family are NOV.
ing this week to Pilot Rock to make
their home ON the wheat ranch
which Mr.. Ross bought last spring
in that vicinity.
Hill the Jeweler will discontinue
business at Weston December !, and
until that time will sell all stock at
cost which is less than present
wholesale prices.
Fall seeding has nearly all been
finished in the Weston neighbor-
hood, under favorable weather con-
ditions. Grain is up in number
Of fields and looking well.
The seventh and eighth grade
boys of the Athena schools are
practicing basket ball and say in
the Press that they "are ready to
play the Weston grades at any
time"
Every lady is kindly asked to
contribute some article for the fan
ey and notion booth in connection
with the Red Cross Bazaar and Sup
per to be held November "a. The I
following partial list is suggestive:
handkcrchiefs, ladies' and ;
phildren's aprons, knitting bags, +
icarfs, decorated suit hangers, fan j
" and useful articles, etc. ]
The third and fourth grades of
he Weston schools, taught by
diss Upton, we're dismissed Thurs :
ay Of last week because Of the
lness of Mary Proudfit, pupil
! this room, from scarlet fever. b
here being no further evidence v
the disease, however. these A
rades were reassembled Wednes- Y
~. For three days the room un- ia
srwent a thorough fumigation. e,
AIRY Proudfit is rapidly recovering. 81
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-16

p. T. Harbour, manager of the
Weston brickyard and leading citi.
zen of the community. was caught
by pile of falling barley sacks
in the Pacific Coast Elevator Co. s
warehouse Monday morning and
seriously hurt. His left collar bone
was broken, one or two ribs torn
loose from their mooringB and his
back injured. Pink" feels FORUM
ate, however, that he wasn't fiat
tened into the sembIancc of a pan
cake, as the sacks were piled more
than twenty high and came down
like an avalanche. He was attended
by DR.. Low and is getting along
nicely. Wednesday evening he was
able to navigate downward under
his own steam. for a short stay
just to show that he is tougher than
he looks to be. George Kinnear
was standing near Mr.. Harbour
when the sacks descended, but they
missed him entirely.
The Weston Concert Band gave a
very pleasing program on the occa-
sion Of the third of its series Of
prize concerts. given Friday even
ing. Director Lundell laid out for
the boys Il grade of music bit
stiffer than usual, but they re-
sponded we'll and every number
was greeted by the large audience
with generous applause. Not the
least interesting feature of the en-
was the novel method
devised by DR.. Watts for the dis
tribution of the ten prizes. Sew
aral darts and a target were the
and five young ladies'
he charming sharpshooters. Cupid
nay have had occasion to criticise
heir craftsmanship, but it was suffi-
,ient for the purpose. Each prize
winner also had to do his or her
ut of dart throwing. u
The Navy Recruiting Station,
'0rtland, informs the Leader il
as received tclegraphic instruc-
ions that Navy Recruiting Stations
{ Pacific Division shall recruit !,
900 fircmen by December 18th,
nd raising the age of apprentice !
.amen from 25 to 30 years, maxi
" age limits 18 to 30. These fire.
len are for manning those vessels :
the 737 ships merchant and !,
avail recently taken over and :
for by the Navy Depart /
ent."
A special cash prize has been won $
; Miss Alma Barnett in nation Il
de tatting contest given by the u
nerican Thread company Of New u
,rk City. A baby's dress was (,
tied by Miss Barnett, who is an f,
pert in this class of work, and II
omitted for the contest. :"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-16
new FALL COATS

Always a splendid assortment 1t
will be a pleasure for YOU to shop here
the styles arc so attractive and the AZ.
sortmcnt SO complete il gives a sort Of
satisfaction not possible where only
few garments are shown. Our prices
are the least possible for which goods of
merit can be sold.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-16

At McBride's barn, Weston, Sat
urday, Nov II, at one O'Clock p. IN.
sharp, my farm stock, implements
and chattels will be offered for sale
at public auction TO the highest
bidder. J. II. Rockhill.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-16
COMFORTS
WARM, FLUFFY COMFORTS

These frosty mornings remind us
that comfort time is here. We are
prepared with materials to supply
your wants. Big, fluffy bats, either
small OF large, as you wish, and priced
Is, 20, rs, rs, 98, Sl.25 Sl.75
SAKALlNES 36 inches wide; just the ma
terial for soft, dainty comforts in at
tractive colors; priced
Is and rs the yard
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-16
COATINGS

For those who wish to make their own
coats we have to show several patterns
of the new fall coatings. These have
just been received and are very rich and
pretty in browns. greens and many
fancy mixtures attractive. and
priced at from ,$2.00 to $500 yard.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-16

Post Office address: pendlcton, Oregon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Our Fighting Men

Brig Cen Enoch II Crowdcr, Judge
advocate general OF the Unl'cd States
army is a M,,Sourlan by birth and
was graduated from West Point in
1881 He served IN the Eighth cavalry
until 1905, when he was appointed
Judge advocate, with the rank OF colo
mel lie commanded the Thirteenth
volunteers IN the Philippines, and while
IN Manila he was appointed secretary
OF the staff OF General Macarthur. In
the Russian japanese war he was ono
ot the American observers with the
japanese army IN Manchura. lie was
also legal adviser TO the Cuban gov
crnmcnt in lWu1 General Crowdcr
is a specialist IN military law, first
by reason OF hi, position as Judge ad
Nocalc general and second because Of
the way he has filled ,ha, responsible
place not pcriunytorlly or nominally.
but with distinction
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Woman Arrested
for Bigany During
Divorce Hearing

KANSAS CITY, April 2j--When the
divorce suit Of Mrs Lucille lloban
against John Hoban was called this
morning in the independence division
OF the circuit court 1t appeared the
Young wife would be given her free.
dom
Then Edward Duff. a Jackson coun-
" farmer, stepped into the court room.
With him was deputy sheriff from
Liberty, Mo Duff pointed to the young
woman and the deputy placed her un.
der arrest
Duff charged that Mrs Hoban had
married HIM without obtaining a di-
vorce from her first husband and had
left him aftcr the birth oi child He
said he had gone to Liberty, the scene
OF their marriage, and sworn out the
blgamy warrant
Mrs Iloban Is a daughter OF Frank
+ Barker OF the Engcwood station OF
the Independence electric line. Her
father and mother, with whom she has
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
FRIENDS SAY
SHE'S NOT LIKE
SAME WOMAN
Mrs. Trousdale Suffered Sc
Couldn't Sleep Two Hours
Out Of Twenty-FouF..

after had bccr ,ru, ,o ,brec d,f-
Ncrcr, Mace: ,rl aiken 49,, d,,,,r,n,
courses of ,r,,,r,,p, .y.,,ho,, g,,,,,o, =,
lief ,r,m m. terrible sr,icr,ng
started taking T,pl,, and have pa,rcd
n,pc Mound, and ,mproycd =, ,cm,rL
ahr, hat c,,nlc .,,. an, No, ,,c ,,rrc
pcrson al ali"
Tn, above s,,,c,rcr, ,,,s main, ic,,
d,ys ap, ly Nrs N,rjr .Ir,,sl,Ic ,,
siding Al ltyl south p,,l s,,,,, D,l',.
TcNa,
"l, ,,oull he hard i,- ,,.,,c =,
;r,,o,,c ,bc ,,,.cr,. ,h., .,,,., .,l,..,,,l,
,l,b ;,,,, ,,,,rt. ", ,c.,.., .,.,,,,,
,roub,, vl,rh ,,,,c ~, ,,c a, ,,,c. g.,
N. I,s, loo ,,,,." .L, ,,n,,,,.i
"N,,b,pc MO ,,,,,l .,.,,t mo ,,d g..
two ,,h,lr mouth, Lc,,,, ,,,,,sJ',
inc Tar,,r / had :. l,., .,, n",b,", b,,
raw COO. rycp MIL ,o,,cJ on ~,
.,nm,,L 1.-Two c,rr,,l,n. ci.n ,,l ,n,rod
p,s that would hr,ng or oMc y, ,bo,c
,,,,I ,,,,rL. NJ. pr,,c. v.crc i, such
, stale that J,dot aycr,g, .Iccn,n,
/ ,,o hours ,r, "a, ,ucr,,..i .i,r, Vh,r I
L ffttI ft UttiiRtyI j.
from c,,rs IN IN, stom,gh' L5,
rouIdn't bear even , d,Ob, COVER over
nv hod, n,I,on.nc,, anJ ,on,r,,,,Dn
rorblcG wy RL m n''o",,,, l",,"n, ana J .T'Ion,'T ,
oo, ~ ,bc Mace ,,bsrc I ,,. ,a. J,,,nr,"s "H
ali tho ,,rc ,nL ,uil lcn, s,,rs dou,H
hit ,ns,,,J ~, ,,,,rn,,,s d,Jrt L,,r
mn.h ,rh 90 nrJ,,,nc. ana. ,nor. I,,
road 60 r,ry ,,,,rlc, ~ ,hc ,,,,r.
,hon r,orIc hove vho b,d hes, %., hon..
r,cJ nv T,n,,r ,b,, I ,b"ngh, :, rn,ob,
helm me So ,,,cJ i, ~ ''
"'Tbe r,, ho,le. ~, T,,L,. I b,.c
/ aI,,,J, ,,l,n have made ,onderi,I
,mnro,,ncn, =, mo nm nn, oniy r;ne
mound, heavier ,h,n Chem / ,,,,,cd ,,l..
/ inc i, bpt can ear anyth,ry ,h,t :
Van, mont. L,.r,,,. noo,,Li.,
onion, sal,Js ,>,J d,sc,, j., >. w"il M ,'
anyhody ,on eycN. s,w l,T Joyn ~,
ripb, and ,lc,c like , ,b,rI and oct IN
IN tho rorr,rg h,ich, and ch,e,1m /
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Doctor Proposes
Wedding While
at Wife's Grave

CHICAGO. April ~ Dr Charles
VI Moore. Chicago physician stood at
hlS wlic'N grave and requested Mrs
Nrtc b Maddox ol Louisville to marry
him Then they told each other how
grateful ,hey were To- The postal card
that had created their acquaintance
Years ago. DR. Moore resided ru
Louisville There he buried his wife
A'lcr she died he came 20 Chicago
He and thousand, Of others lomrd
postal card club which maintained an
endless chain Of correspondence One OF
his poStalS reached Mrs Maddox Al.
other mcmhgr OF The club They wrote
po,lals TO each other then they wrote
letters to each other
They me, Las, Sunday he and she
visited his wic'> grave in Cave Hin
cemetery lie proposed She accented
They were married IN Louisville and
will live m Chicago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
GUARD POURS OUT
AFFECTIONS UPON
UNUSUAL MASCOT


FORT SILL Okla, April 3 CSpc
cal Pets and mascot, are in great
demand al Fort Sdl Without the
compan'ou,h.p to which they have
been accustomed at home. the cnlisfNd
mru- IN the First Oklahoma infantry
are willing to take up with all kinds
and yarle'le, OF pets, provided these
pets can be located.
In lieu of nothing better one of the
men IN Company {, located a taran,uIa
IN the creek bed cast Of the new post,
Saturday morning. and brought the
bug" into barracks with him
Mulm, threatened for a short time
Some were IN favor Of safely cagng
the pet while others declared they
could not live in the same building
with it This finally resulted in its
election and now the disappointed
olp,or Is looking for something else
upon which he may lavish his alice
tons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

boa,, When they were ordered to
await their turn. many showed COW
ard'cc by dropping on their knees and
rmplorug pity
Fight Way TO Boats
The crew and staff went to their
posts The s,rctchcr cases were low
cred frs, to the boats, meanwhile, IN
response to distress calls many YES
sells came hurryng TO our assistance.
Even while wounded and hclplcs, Tom
me, lay unardcd in their cots. the
coNardly prisoners made another at
tempt and managed to crowd IN life
boat, which, however, toppled over dl
rcgUy a, 1t was lowered Then they
fought with each other to reach an
Other boat containing some grayelN
wounded
Sing Popular Dittics.
'l shall never forget the behavior
OF our own lad, They tried to stand
at attention, crippled as they wcr-.
while the graycr cases were beng
iuuacd alter lhr-rrew and ,laEi-re-
NAMED At their posts until the Slas,
man was taken of Some DOTTED their
garment, and throw them to those in
the llicboatS wanting warm clothing.
and M the midst OF the distress and
tragedy our men were able to strike "p
some popular drttlcS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

and only patient has been removed
from the barracks to the post hospital
where he is beng attended with the
most expert medical treatment that the
army can afford He is declared n
be- resting as well as the present stage
of the naIady will allow
Gut.i. Increased.
Guard, IN ali OF the buildings have
been increased and the men in charge
oi tho watctworks dam in Medicine
Park have taken their posts. Daily the
scnlrleS arc becoming more and more
trained to the understanding that a
state OF war exists and that providers
m and near the post are to he treated
with SCant courtesy
\ fire department has been or.
canHed and the entire post has been
divided into four district, with set
oi alarm systems governing Besides
The alarm TO be turned IN by the sen
trlc, the buglerS OF tho regiment have
been instructed to follow certain
code oi signals on their trumpcts IN
the event Of blaze All the barracks
buildings are fire proof but I'm the
stables and Officers row there ~ a
considerable quantity oi combustlble
material
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
GERMANS RUSH
TO RAIL WHEN
TORPEDO HITS
BritOn Tells of Prisoners Cow
ardiCe on Hospital Ship,

LONDON, April 3 - The Stor OF
the sinking OF the hospital ship La
franc viii rank with the undying his
,orlc, of the Birkcnhcad and lynda
rcus according to a British officer
The British soldiers stood at attention
while the ship was slowly sinking be
meath them Their conduct was IN
marked contrast to that Of the PruS,iau
guard,mcn aboard who IN the moment
OF danger rushed for the licboats.
Prussians Aboard
"Thc Lalranc was attacked by a
submarine about 7 80 o'clock TUESDAY
evening SAID the officer "Ihc crash
shook the liner violently. the cxplo.
sion sending >pl,ntcrs Of wood and
glass iNlng m all directions. Within
few minutes the engines stopped and
the -,cl seemed to be sinking rapidly
But 90 our surprise she Stcadicd her
''Il, and after a while remained mo-
lonleSs We had aboard prisoner, oi
the PrusSlan guard and many British
wounded, including some serious cases.
The moment the torpedo struck. the
PruSslan, made rush ior the lie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Warning as 10 Our
Waning Vitality
(Ry Lee Herbert Smith NJ D.

In urging upon the country the Oh
serydnCc of last Dec o as Medical
Examination Day" the Lie tNten'lg
Institute issued a circular m which II
called attention to the reasons why
every man should take stock OF h'S phy
seal condition lust =, frequently As he
take, stock OF his financial condition
thereby learning his weak spots AMI
taking measures to repair them before
II Is too late.
In the spring is the best time to take
stock OF ones condition II the blood
Is thin and walory, face pale or punph
generally weak. tired and li,llc,s. one
should take a spring tonic Ono that
will do the spring house cleaning an
old-iaShluued herbal remedy that was
used Nv everybody nearly 50 years agu
/, still safe and sane because II cor.
tain, no alcohol or narcotic III made
mp oi blood root Golden Seal root. Or
cgon Crane root Queens root. Stone
root. BLACK Cherry bark - extracted
with glyrcruc and made into li1uid or
tablets This blood tonic was first pu,
ont by DR. Pierce IN rcady-lo.u,c form
and since then ha, been sold by million
bottle, as Dr. rlctccs Golden Medical
Discovery II druggl,, does not keen
TIN, m tablet form. send tlOO to DO,
tor Y NJ Pierce Buffalo, y Y
Kidney disease carries away a large
percentage ,oi our people What Is to
he doncs TIE answer IS easy Eat les,
meat eat coarse. plain food with plenty
OF vegetables, drink plenty OF water he
tween meals and take an uric acid sol
vent after meals Tor awhile. such A,
Anurlr ldouhc strength, oblanahlc At
almost any drug store II was first dis
coveted hy DR. Pierce Most every ons
troubled with uric acid find, that Anur
iv dsSol,cs the url, acid as hot wa,r.
does sugar ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Dogs Adopted.

In the other companies OF the reg
mcnt dogs. cat, and even birds have
been adopted One dog has been taught
certain movements IN the manual ul
arm, and the men declare that tn.
able TO give command, ntclligentb
The entire regiment Is preparing Tor
the schedule OF woJk which begins to-
day Some OF the companies may be
able TODAY IN draw the ncw clothlns
ior which requsi,lon, were filed a.
the beginning Of the week and which
have been forwarded to the dcpo, OF
quar,crmasicr, supple, al Fort Sam
Houston. Texas
The three companies in Batter, J.
barracks continue under quarantine
but this will he lifted within the next
few days unless the epidemic break,
out IN a new quarter The original