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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-01

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 1.-Major
General H. A. Greene. commandant OF
Camp Lewis and his wife will be the
guests of honor tonight at a meeting
of the Mems Forum Club at the First
Presbyterian church. Other officers
who will attend are Brigadier Gener-
al and Mrs. Foltz. Brigadier General
and Mrs. Irons, Brigadier General
and Mrs. Styler and Major and Mrs
David L. Stone.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-01
OVER THE NORTHWEST

party of which La Frinire was a MEM
her, he was the first to fan. Others
in the party carried him until they say
they We're forced to abandon LaFri-
nire or themselves fall. They decided
to leave him and push on for help
When they returned with aid, the boy
hunter was dead.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-01

be issued for Friday messes this week
at Camp Travis. The camp will use
about 10000 pounds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-01
ARMY TO EAT FISH FRIDAY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Texas, oct al
For what is said to be the first time
in the history of the army fish will
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-01

POTOMAC, Mont, oct 30.-Adel-
ora La Frinire, Is, was frozen to
death in blizzard while hunting near
here, according to word reaching here
today. When the storm struck the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
PRICELESS PUPS
PROUDLY PARADE

NEW YORK. Jan 20 The hun
dred and thirty-fve Pehngese rood
les draped on silk cushions and hung
in cages that cost more than any
baby buggy thai ever squeakea. tick.
led the luxurious fancy u ernuied
society girls a. fashionable hotel
here TO-DAY
Several hundred thousand dollars
worth ~ these priceless pups p2rad.
- proudly a. sOcieJy's sperialty dog
show. The largest q i' kind ever
held IN This country They were not
insulted by the pre- ence ~ any ba.
hi~s Haworth PooT. shown 1v
Mrs Mabel Riddeli missed blue
ribbon by refusing TO wave her fsH.
chsunE Ching-rr. n elderly black
lady ~ "a years said ~ Rave been
bred % the empress ol hina. and
the hrst black Peginese champion In
The United State eas Dr cont 1u,
not voting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30

or, deary me. that Iitus habit
That you and I and Peter Rabbit
Anc everybody else oonfesscs
Thst he or she at TINES possesses'
Thoughts 40 strayinE And-forEst-
tina!
What q Lot Of trouble that little
habit makssl l don't know OF any
that makes more trouble We for
ret to do something that we ought
10 do, or ve forget not 70 do some-
thing that We ought not 70 do and
thsn al sort Of unpleasant things
happen. ~ no ooe ever forgot the
things that they shouldn't FORGET
Old Mr.. Trouble wouldn't find half
90 much 10 do.
Ytarmcr Browns BOY IA rretry
rood about not forgetting. but he Is
lust ike the rest OF us AID does for
got sometimes. You remember that
n was because he forgot 20 =! az
the hen yard gate IT, GRANNY and
Reddy For were able 10 get nat
good dinner - fat hens He meant.
no honestly and truly meant that
that should be lssson 20 him and
that never again would be be 20
careless as 70 forget But 700
know how II is so hard TO remenl-
Der aud so easy 20 forgei Il was
ins; so with Farmer Browns Boy
He In just like the rest OF Ne, and
that II one reason like him.
OF course. you remember how the
very next night after THAT visit from
Granny and Reddy Fox he carefully
set trap Just inside the little hole
thru which the hiddies pass IN and
out OF the hen house and then left
that little hole partly open so that
X Reddy OF Granny should come
back for another fat hen that nsghi
they would be tempted to enter and
would step right in that trap. And
you haven't forgotten how they de-
cided 10 keep away from that hen
house for while. nor how Old Man
Coyote came and discovered that
trap. The next morning Farmer
Browns Boy hurried out 10 the hen !
house bright and early to see IL he
had caught Reddy Fox Az soon as
ne entered the yard he saw that the
little sliding door that closes the !
hole whore the trap was set was
pushed back. and he felt sure that |
when he opened the hen house door /
he would find Reddy a prisoner in.
side.
or course he didn't OF course,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
Earmer browns Bow Forgets.

eating breakfast" be muttered
Probably he's in that trap and
be was disappointed A. the same
time be was rather glad. The only
reason be wanted 20 catch Reddy
was 20 keep him a lr'soneE for a
while 20 teach him that be must
keep away from those hens, When
be saw that the trap was jest as he
had left n tho night before be start
ed about his usual morning duty OF
feeding the biddies and seeing 20
I; that they had plenty Of fresh Va
ter 70 drEk. When he had done
these things be wolld take up that
trap Al least that IS yhN De- IN.
tended 20 do
Bur just as he anlshe1 bis work
The breakfast beV rang and be-
.ns a real live boy with A resl I've
boys appetite. ne hurried % Tie
house without another thoIghf -
that trap. You see. ~ che sount
OF that bell ne bad &c room for Any
thoughts saw OF bis stomach Right
IN The middle ~ breakfast there
broke out a terrible rscket, snlh 2
cAckl.ng sra squAWa.ns sad
screaming ss only q lct o. fright
oned hens can MAKE
Farmer Brown boy jumped up
from The liable Ii such 4 hurry that
he upset h.s glass OF uilk some
thing is after those her- nt cried
and rushed out Of TIE house a. fast
ss ~ could 40 That t1x must
have stolen in there whlle we were
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30

the hens are frightened half 10
death"
lie threw open the door ard
rushed inside fully expecting 20 see
Reddy FOX prisoner ~ has Trap.
what he did see was Dandycock.
The big rooster. looping about help.
lessly. al his dignity gone as he
scuawked az The top Of his lungs.
and all the hens gathered around
him cackling with fear In fash
Farmer Browns BOY knew what had
happened DandNcOck had started
70 20 out thru ihst iitue hole as
usual and had stepped IN that trap
Fortunately. he was more fright
ened than hurt. FOR The Jaws OF the
trap had been wound with strips Of
doth 20 keep them from hurting
any more than necessary
This Is what comes ~ forget,
ting" mgftsred Farmer Brown :
Boy "a he set Drndycock free and
took the trap away "wouldn',
Reddy Fov lan~h y he could krov
sbs, happened"
And Reddy certainly would have
Next story Peter rabbit Bnbs
Eyes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30

Nr and Mrs. James q Heaslet
have gone 20 Palm Beach for Two
months
Nr and Mrs.. George n llesher
have some 20 los Angeles for ,wo
months stay
NJ aud Mrs Frank e. HamhurgeF
are IN WASHINGTON and New York
Tor fortnight
Mrs frank Packard o. Montreal
l. he guest OF Mrs William Brown
Manchester apartments
Mrs William = stevens az Crosse
Fointe. vii give q ncheon Wed
nesday FOR Mrs James : holden
d
Mrs Horny Williams u Brook.
l.ne Mass is the guest % her par
ents Mr. and Mrs Harrison Geer
Dr and Mr. Robert C owen
have moved from 40 500 Virginia.
pk TO their new home on Edison
ave
Detroit chapter % the American
Gren,e~s clue WIN give -s annual
ball ssturiar evening In Hotel Ad
olson.
Mr. and Mrs Roberi Henk,l, sUss
Hf1kel ana -rrz Henkel have son"
,o Florida Tor The remainder 90 ths
Wiuter
Nanpa Alpaa Theta dumuAc eil
give lunclcou for tno member 20
thc Eot4' Aadi-on. Saturda after
noon FEB
o.
The eighth annual elsnt bali for
the benefit 81 the Jewish ola FOLK
home VIII take place rGrsdap even.
ns in Arcadia
Miss Heleu p Joy auss Katie
fine Remick and M-s Frances Sales
lef Monday 20 spend several weeks
In Camden y
Wrs Francis Palms AMI sils.
MarIe louise palms save 'e,t 50;
Sew Orleans % spend tAe remain
ler ot t1e winter
ur 800 sirs y Mark Hourhton
nd ibe Misses Agnes and Ru'h
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
NEVER ENJOYED BET.
TER SERVICE THAN
ON The GOLDEN
STATE LIMITED

The writer prefaced this extract
hcm his letter by saying. II have
travelled all over the United States
or the past twenty years"
with all his experience Ia travel
ng. the service on this famous train
vas so excellent IA 20 call forth an
unsolicited letter 81 commendation.
On your California trip this winter
wall yourself Of the superior service
provided on the superb trains Gold.
m state Limited" and Californian"
via Rock leland ~ paso South.
Western Southern Pacific over the
solden State Route-d.rect line OF
nwest attitudes most southerlv and
Interesting route 90 California.
Less than three days Chicago-St
.ouls go isoe Angeles no extra fare
The military encampments a. 81
Paso and West provide continuous
panorama every loyal American
lhould SOC Tickets mlt ten dsv
uOpover a. ~ Pasoa
Tickets. reservations and Calltor.
ila literature on request AZ Rock
bland Travel Bureau Majestic Bldg
:, G. Gardner. ID. p. A. Phone Mail
lfTo ADV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
SOCIETY

I Cooper. OF Montana. 20 Reginald T.
Manre
The Detroit Congregational club
viii give ia first banquet Thursday
evening. In tho Hotel Addison. IN
Charles Aked. o, New York. will
speak On Gods call 10 America or
the reconstruction OF the world
Mrs. Z. : Leonard is chairman
of the COMMITTEES in charge OF the
performances Tuesday and Wednes
cas- afternoons In the Alhambra the
RteF FOR the benefit OF the Van
Lcuven Browne Home for Crippled
children
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Bull gave
skating party. Saturday evenin
tie tennis court of their home on lro.
Quoisav, supper and dancing foi-
lowed indoors Mir ana Mrs Buhi
win leave Wednesday FOR a visit In
New York
Mrs John V Moran who has been
seriously IN In her home. No 5Si
Jefferson ave. from bronchial-pneu
monis s said 20 De much improved ,
Mr. Moran Nhs has been ill with
grippe since Inc holidays In con.
alesccni
The Fresh Air society of the
United Jewish Charities will give
,stI party Wednesday afternoon in
DIE Federation club house Tho,e
WHO 90 nos care 10 play may bring
sewing afternoon ga viii jc SER,
"a lolloeins tlc ganes
@
Tho Women Taxpayers associa
Ton pill meet "wednesday afternoon
"a o'clock ia the BOARD Of Ednca
ton -rnous Fred mex r Ingram
vii sneak on "Thc importance ot
having The right kind Of women or
ihs small school beard The Meet.
ing Is open 20 the public
\ musical extravaganza will 30
given Thursday and Friday evenings
and saturday afternoon Feb. T. .
and IN ihe Federation club house.
BY lhe Detroit Federation ~ Wo
mems clubs FOR The henor, Of ne
house furnlshinc flnd seats a~, on
SIC in Grinnell's box ONCE
The annual concert OF The rn-
vevsity Of Detroit Musical clubs VIII
take place SUNDAY evening Feb q.
10 The Detroit opera house Miss
Florence iiinkle the wei known
New York soprrno viii be the as.
netting soloist The AFFAIR viii have
the patronaec OF vellknown men
ant women
TIE handsome ballroom 90 Co
lumbus temple was transformed into
garden % red roses in Iune
Monday evening for the annual baii
% petrou cosucN. KnirBts os CO
.uubus The siege Wa t0 req
resent Tea garden in HawaiL. with
native musicians and their ln-tru
ments and songs 20 entertain the
guests supper was served under
i--rgolss twinea with VINES and
roses The ball was largely attend
cd and many handsome gown. were
worn ~ ihe ladies'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
THE CONFESSIONS Or A WIFE
Love Bars Reason From Its Realms,

For a moment. Margle. contin-
ued Paula. everything turned black.
but distrlsred my ears. Then. Just
as ads reaching FOR the telephone
heard Juy name called again. loud
er sad more distinct this time
Paula
N0s stopping 20 'hink ! ~aiAed
quickly across my room 10 the out
side door 4, VAS Ernests voice
that I heard and my relief eas great
when realized *. for nov ! knew
Z would have no more trouble from
The hateful being on he other side
OF the door
Quickly I pulled the door open
there was no one In .he haii For a
moment ! could nor understand and
then from On. other side OF the con
Meeting coor again heard my name
called Pauia and GOD help me-
recognized ,he voice
1t vas Ernest l.awtoa who spoke.
softly closed ne door and went
back and stood a. near - possible
e. the place from where the sound
cam. ! must make sure. told 10y
self must make sure was not
mistaken. Tor Ernest agsin tapped
uaYe Loudly than before and said
Paula. Oh Paula. are you awake
Yes. am aeake WHAT 90 y9g
want and WY are you placing nee
in this terrible position al this gue
OF night
Let me IN. Paula. let ne ln
said
Are you drunk
Yes. ny dear. drunk slth iore
Of yoai
DO y1n think ,his me w
man should treat th woman ev
tfuly loves the woman be is goln-
20 r.ase his a!fe~
Don yoa love me ans more
taby .chuds You said ron ga juf.
g,tle uhBe ago. Saw. don't YOU love
aee grnsst pers .es
z don't know. DOM know, Ut
most The wssd. csre from
HOS ..ffgrN Knew what was say
Ing.
And this Is the girl Who lust
about An hour ago said shs would
mske any sacr;ece for me yan vere
10, living Paula. were YOU darling
Not a, The time
let me come IN. dear and 7 viii
explain a. alls
There ls nothing ~ srpls,u hat
csnn5, war until tomorrow
Yes there Is wauf 20 ,oll vou
arain love YOU wis dearest l.
have boar looking forward to having
goa In phnaeelphta T. wae fra FAC,
for mi, tbsf made r,v manage.
close oro.gsroas s.asor in N.,s
Yars pi..re h. me come IN and
r-il tall you ap abort 3,
r~nea,,s voioe was -afsea ~ srch
key ooa tb., o,.s ,t-.td 49,.
ono vopia hear
won mus. no. sne.s ~ ma any
more am go,n- ~ sfeeo now +
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30

II turned Ia The door and was
about 70 pull the bolt when there
came sharp rap a. my outside
door
Paula, ie' me 10 q minute said
Ruth.
Z rushed 70 Inc door. Have you
aay camrhor ana asked N.Y. tooth
is aching frightfuuy
Ruth turned around as gave her
Re camphor and said . say Paula.
Go you minl my ieeping with yog
tonight Yoar room seems 80 much
warmer rhau u.a
Don Ruth III te glad so glad
n have son nira me said. anJ
then lorg after al;ho knew she
vas s'ul awak- aept az had no,
wept before
To - Continued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
But do not confuse the
labels. Get SeaIdsWeet

Other oranges have labels Of but the red Seadswee
mark goes only fruit OF the cooperating growers The
price little, any, than you asked pay for
ordinary oranges No Seadsweet fruit ever lett
the seasons endthere barely enough 60 around Buy
to be of your share.
Your dealer handles Seadsweet fruit Will get for you
Be the Seadswees mark before you pay
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30

MISS LULU GRAVES. Lakeside Hospital. clsv-.
land. o., IN her book. Hospital Dictetics" pub
shsd under auspices Ct The Modern Hospital. says:
DrarssS are r,-r7aYy o-aiia5is ard agM,ajk -
rrayly csy, 70, C.siff<J akct rzss Ek7 rtrn
aJsfaI T., ais fiet-,5sr. Tsty iaysgaeS itio re
5y5ir-1 JaJ eEd o,r8eie acilf rysicb nay ~ srose
ftf blood. lsry Jrrss ~ isf1fsrS ond Jnnaiar a.,
sff>'rT, fsfr>-ifrg 10 sGfirrf- uib )cey.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30

\ large audience enjoyed the ane
concert gwen Monday evening IN
the Board % Commerce auditorium,
by IRE Dp-rur Concert orchestra.
an organization " non-professional
PLAYERS under IRE direction Of WI
liam O. FItzGeraid The orchestra
played n good -fvie and each mum
Der was received wirh much ar
-iease Mics Marie White Glars
soprano. and ~. Francis Firth. bar.
were the assisting solois's
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30

Most Florida oranges are
good. The Florida Citrus
Exchange growers pro-
duce fine oran g IS in
sunny Florida's leading
orchards. This fruit is
plump and juicy, thin
skinned and full of fla
worry" delight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
Eat SeaIdsweet grapefruit

81 pages. illustrated in natural
colors. Adroe Of leading health
erpeTts, recipes, etc. Write for
free copy today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30

Mr. and Mr. "A ~. Marx an.
nounce the msrriaee ~ their lpn.
ter, Miss Grace 8eien Wsrs To-
James w Bpgart, the marriage nar.
ing been performed b. TIE Rec r
J. Van Dyke. Tuesday morrlnr. a
wedding breakigst was served IN
Dixielsnd Mr and Mr. Bora-- ieft
al noon Tot trip south Tho wM
i've in tho Pandora apartment on
their return
q
The Home Study club wa euter
tanned Monday afternoon n n-
Federation clubhouse. WIS uas..
cal program given BY Mics Clara
Georfc Mrs Arlene Van Houfen
Yates. and Miss Esther komn, Mrs
Mackenzie Wood read paper on
american musicians ard cnmpos.
ers. The solois's Eavo compost
tons BY Gertrude Ross IsrrIo,
Wave Mrs. " n Beach and Roct
nald 10 Koven Mrs Robor, ieete
Vas the hostcs. of me afternoon.
Mrs o. 81 SYRINGE VIII read n "a
per on 'Mscnoweil W6nda, 'an.
crnoon. Feb
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
"My prescription TO keep folks well:
Eat plenty Of SeaIdsweet
oranges-ripe, juicy, sweet y

This cooperative, nom
profit organization, the
Florida Citrus Exchange,
assures you the juiciest.
finest, sweetest oranges
that Florida's world
famed groves can grow.
See the Sealdsweet label
on every wrapper.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
Riding an Ocean Coaster at Palm Beach

While millions in the north button
themselves IN heaviest wool over
coats the water is fne az Palm Beach,
as this photograph shows. Mrs.
Ernest Beifeld ~ Chicago proves IL.
Here she l. on an ocean coaster
breasting the waves. and having
more run than she could on slippery
pavements Al her home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30

CHICAGO Iohn McGarvev naid
$50 IN ranls Tor The compsuf ~
: fair blonde Then 'Cs-iso Who
lost. wa-iaid him took 'he rest of
bis money and the Eirl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-05
Written for The Seattle stss

Written for The Seattle Stse
~ IRENE 9oaooNI
t"Bess Dressed Woman on the
ssaae.")
A street costume ought 10 DO
plain. seryiceabls. and at tho same
time chic and attractive. That r.
why my fayorite for street wear II
this severe tailor-made suit ot CAB
ardino. II In cut in English mill.
tary style. with large side patch
pockets and two inverted breast
pockets. and belted In rather snug.
" NJ the waist. II is very prRc.
teal and seryiceabls style. The
color. cafe au iait. In one Of the
best for street wear. The pockets
are specially convenient The coat
has the iay.down collar and broad
revcres. and IL trimmed with bone
buttons The circular skirt II per.
fectiy plain.
While this suit follows the fash.
lon. 1, does not contain too much
material to interfere with walking.
The hat gives chic touch to
the costume. II takes away from
ita severity. II IL OF soft French
felt. the sole trimming being n
wool fringe dropping over tho flap
ping hrim. have never had
street costume that pleased inc
more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-05
PROHIBIT men IN
ARMY TO Write
TO NEWSPAPERS


CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Oct. g.
Uncle Sam will carry the food con
servation idea into the oantonment'
General orders issued this morn
Ing 20 all organization commanders
urge that the greatest possible care
be used by company cooks TO reduce
wastage 20 a minimum.
Adjutant n. d Welty said this
morning that no extended campaign
OF education among the cooks would
be carried on. but declared that ~
cry regimental aud company officer
,nuld be directed 20 order his
cooks 60 use every economy.
In line with this policy was the
announcement OF the camp bakery
that there were 500 empty flour
sacks available to company cooks
for dish towels.
Tho general order issued yester'
day. forbidding any officer or en-.
listed man from writing or tele-
graphing news to any publication,
forced the \ NJ. G. A. TO cancel its
plans for Newspaper day" this
week.
The Y. NJ. c. A. had advertised.
urging enlisted men TO write a let.
ter to their home papers telling OF
army life.
Under the new rule. this Is pro
hiblt.d. and yiolators OF the order
will be court-msrilaled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-05
! lishes the following announcement

fishes the following announcement
in It's advertising columns:
Il am % years of age, not bad
looking. have IA fowls at my
farm. one pony. six pigs. four cows
In the pasture, two hams. and some
sausages now In process Of curing,
blind mother who knows how to
weave and spin, n small vineyard,
20 cherry trees, IA apple trees 10
plum trees. a quantity of homespun
house linen. and three casks OF
good wine In my cellar. have, be.
sides. a piano and flute
injured soldiers who are able
10 work in the field or attend to
the cattle and poultry are invited
10 send 81 their application " they
feel inclined TO marry.
No objection TO separation II,
after six months Of married life,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-05
FRENCH PAPERS
| CORRUPTED BY
eERMANY'S COLD

- rnssed Pres. leased wtrv
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.--Evl.
dsnce showing that Paul eolo
pssna obtained huge sums
from Ambassador Berrstortf
In New York; for his work Of
ccrrup,lne French newspapers.
will be sent TO parls by At
scrney Gen. Lewis early next
week. u was learned today.
II viii be used In the prose
eusicn os BoIc, now In jail In
Paris. charged with being a
coy. When a statement from
VIM. Randolph Hearst. threat.
Ing 20 sue the attorney general
for Islander. was called to
Lewis attention today. he
said.
1T is far from my purpose to Al,
tack Hearst. That L. evident. be
cause | had no purpose In attack
ms him. As far as know. Hearst's
connection with Bolo pasha wa
ooly social"
II developed today. that at Bolr
pasha's sherry dinner. tho guests
included. besides MIR. aud Mrs
Hearst: Carl Van Anda. manas
ing editor OF the New York Times
end Mrs. Van Anda: Mr.. and Mrs
Julian Gerard. Mrs. Owen John
con, Miss Helen Smith. G. =. Ber'
tall and Adolph Havenstadt.
II was held In tho middle oil
March. 1915.
Adolph Havenstadt. former head
q bank which handled Bolc
Pasha's funds. was questioned by
Deputy Attorney General Becker
IN the Investigation. lie said Bolo
Pssha told him he wanted some
Influential Americans 10 aid him
a working for separate peace be
tween France and Germany.
He declared Boio Pasha showed
Nm 4 copy OF q contract with the
yfench Senator Humhert, owner OF
~ Paris Journal. showing that he
ln1nnded to purchase an interest In
The paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-05

from their boards. and these were
posted on the bulletin at headQuar-
ters Thursdaw for discharge. They
will be provided with transportation
and rations TO their homes.
Following are the men who were
exempted Thursday: Severt NJ.
Fatland, Charlestown. Wash: Geo.
Meste Shamia, Harbona, Idaho:
Harry o. Duel. Intake. Mont; Wal.
ter Preston Wamsley. Roseville. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-05
$1,000, 900 PAYROLL
THIS MONTH At CAMP

ny starr correspondent
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Oct, s.
The payroll at the cantonment this
month will be more than $1,000. 600.
This Is the fieure given out by Capt.
George II. Rail, head OF the finance
department today, Capt Rail- said
that the men would receive their
money some time before October 10.
Practically all OF the money viii
bS paid to the selected men. rwen'
ty.two thousand dollars already has
been paid the Second Washington
infantry. while the headquarters and
quartermaster corps troops received
so 900 yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-05
THIS GERMAN GIRL
WOULD BUY HUSBAND

Tho Breslau "volkswacht" pub.