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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-19
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Sn betrsff Der 500 Rednuns fiir
bas Banfett seleeentlid Der Ridtsbr
Der Soloaten, mahte am Sreitas Der
Stabtfontrolleur @iisle benz Staotratb
flar. oaB bic &e4nnns ni4t tn gsissli.
der Weiie be3ablt werben fann, tros.
bsm CT periSnli1 nibt sesen Be3abluns
1T. Dirib mahte bic anresuns, cine
niht bsnuste Dsmillisuus bafiir in stn.
ipruh ~ nebmen.
Gin Uorfhlas muroe bsitdtist. ssls.
eentlih beS Nblebsns bee Stabtidas.
msiitsrs 3. s. 2pnott Rsiolutiouen
ausauarbeiten unb uor3ulesen.
Wtapor Sermpn lests folsenbe @r'
nennunsen fir Beitdtieuns Dor: 4.
&. Sboemafer alS Stabtl6atmeiiter I;
Cornelius @omesps als Eruftee Der off
sutlihen Bibliotbti; ssreb Brown als
Witgliso Der Stabtptan &ommiffion.
@ontrolleur @iiele unterbrettete bic @r.
nsunuus bes Sarrp 2olb ole Sauptse.
bilfe fur Beitdtisuns.
@ine Reiolntion pon Bauer. fiir BE-
freiun9 Der Sotnion Sanofertisfeits
S1nlc pom Steuern, Duroe einitimmi9
beftdtist. Das eleihs eeitah NIT Der
ReIotntion uon Sapille, bic ben Diref'
tor Der 6ffenili1en Merfe anmeift, Bor.
anfdldse Der 3oiten 3tueds PHaiteruns
pon yteuntsr, Robinion uno Sadion
Straben, uon Wsft 8adamanna CUR
Wfain Nuenue. an3uferti9en.
Die Wfitsliebsr Der 9toro Scranton
8erbsferunsSlisa brhdten bur4 ibrsn
Sefretdr ibre Hnerfsununs fur bic
Putnam StraBe Ereppe uno tdslihe
Beiprisun8 pon Ueit Dfarfst Strube
aus.
Sinsn mahte ben Bori1lag. baB Der
StabtfontroGleur In Der ndhftsn Git.
ung bariiber berihte, nelber Nntbeil
Der folleftirten rhditduoissn Steuern
BEN solicitor 3ufdlt. iomie aub mslds
Summe bieies I'm Sabre ma1t.
Sene Sroinan3 fiir cine $50. 900
Sonoaussabe 3weds @rbauuns elmer
Bride uOn parriion CUR @romn Nus.
nue., murbe enbgiiltis beitdtiat. iopie
aud iene fiir cine Drainirr0bre uon
S8siton Sslo gum yadawanna SluB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-19
@rfiiate GropbeSeimns.

Sn ibrem Homan rperesrin" (ers
f9ienen 1864, Resensburs, s. SabbeD
Seite II Iest bic 9rGfin Sba Sabnz
Sabn einem ibrer Selben, einem alien
General, eine eigentiimli6e propbeseis
ung iiber oas S6idial golens in ben
Munb, Die iib ieBt erfii1t bat. Ser
Rpman fpielt CUR 3eit oes poInif6en
@ufftanbes 1881. Sn einem 9efprGh.
has Der 9eneral nit peregrin fiibrt,
fpre9en iie bariiber, baB 9Olter AUS
benz S6eitsrbaufeu Der SriibIal" ii9
perjiineen Iollten. BON polen meint
oher Der 9eneral: .Illein Der S6eis
terbuufen, aus Dem Yplen neu berporz
seben tonnte, miro pobl nur Elm allges
meiner Weltbrano fein, ba Der nprbis
fde GisbGr nit ieinen fur4tbaren
Saben bas 9fuiifisieren griinolih
trsibt." peregrin pirft elm, baB bod
ale fir bic 9olen beseiitert feien, aber
Der 9eneral erpib.rt ibm: sir bic
polen-id! pegen ihrer Seloentdten.
Der Seroismus III binreibenb. glber
fiir golen als Natipn, als ielbItdnbis
ses 2onb uno 8plt-febr lpenige. llno
besbdlb lit ss eben metre lleber5eus
auns, baB nur elm Weltbrano polen
erIDien pirh." Seine propbseiuns
lit iebt in Grfiilunq aeaanaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-19
Sta0t nno Gountb.

= Die Sirma Beter Stipp & Cons
Co.. Sapital $50, 900, bat am Samitaa
in Douer. Del. sinen Sreibrisf erbal'
ten: 1T Iomit iest cine inforporirte Sc.
ieaidaft.
- scranton mar Sonntag I'm Diit.
tsrnaht fur 40 Wfinuten In Dunfelbeit
sebullt. OILS in oem Uerf Der Scranton
electric @ompanie an Noro Walbina.
ton Guenue Der Nccslsrator elmer arosen
Gurbinenmaidiue brad.
= Die Srtidaften Didion @itp,
8riceburs, obere 2bsil pon Ebroop.
SlS Sorse, 6enobam, 2aplor, Wtoo.
fic unb Wfiuoofa nsrben nit benz /.
ansuit anfansenb bic frsie Boitabliei.
eruns srbalten, oanf ben Bemiibunaen
oss aon9rsBmannes Sobn U. Sarr.
-Sapben @pans pom Gbams gIpe.
nue.. etn 8abelpormann Der Scranton
@lsctric @ompauis. 1T Wontag Mor,
gen auf einem Pfoiten on Der @de uon
Waibin9tou Guenue unb Riuer StraRe
sstoettt poroen, aIs er nit einem fart
bslaosnsn DRAFT tn Beriibunng fam.
Veibe 9anbselenfs purosn bis 5u ben
9noben ourdssbraunt, aud muros Der
8opf einseoriidt, oils er BON bem Bfo.
iten ftiirSte. Der Yerunsliidte mar
NIT anosrnArbeitern bsihdftist, bic elef.
triihe Setrie5sit0runs 3u reasln unb
mon batte bic StrOmuns abseor.bt,
oaher fam mon aud ben llnfal niht
erfl1ren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-19
Ans bem pberen Sbale
(Nr&balo @orreiponben,.)

= Sn artbalb perltarb porletten
Wtittwoh Solspb Sitter. befen Beer.
oisunS Sreitas itattfano.
Or. 8. 9. @rapes BON Sermpn,
Der felt ben lesten 25 SabreR praftisir,
te, lit Wiontas um Dfittsrna1t einem
Recommendation. unwObIiein erlessn.
- Sobn Soidat pon Dfagfislb 1T
firth Mtoutas Worsen uon einem o.
& 3. 3ug 9et0btet norsen. Der G6r.
per muroe cine. Strede ssihlsift uno
nabeju CUR llnfenntlibfeit 3eritiimmelt.
(@urbonoale @orreiponbeu,.)
- Der 35 Sabre alte Warnid Utuir
pou Btrfett StraBe. Elm .. & D. 6si.
3sr, itiir3te am Wtontag auf Der Sarm
ieines Shwasers su 9rssnfielb pon
einem Seui6ober uno erlitt Elm aebro,
deuss Riidsrat. SIN Jiotbfau Soipi.
tal wuroe iein Suitanb als iebr srauir,
emo be3eidnet. @r itarb ssitern on Der
Ssrlssuns.
= TbomaS @riebel BON Wpomina
Strase, Der Dor 6S Sabrsn In Osutid.
lamb ssboren wuroe, lit ssreitas nad
mebrmonatliher 3ranfbsit ssitorben.
@r piro uon sinsm Sobn iiberlebt, Der
i'm osuti9en Sesre oient. Die Beer.
oisuns fano Sonntas i'm Broofiibs
6tisohof ftatt.
- Der 48 Sabre alte Soiepb Bar.
Der uon Wooolapn ausnus, oils Repa.
rirsr i'm .. & 3. Runobaus anssitellt,
perlor Oonueritas UNI Wtittsrnadt Elm
Bein, oils er ausslitt uno untsr cine
2Ofomotipe itiirjte. @r muroe In frog.
lidem 3uitano in oas 0iotbiull 9oipi.
tal ssnommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-19
9as alte oeutidle spriamort

sSeoer arbsitsr 1T isiuss 9obnes msrt, "
1T Elm gntes uno iollte uon allen be.
bersist werben. Der aewDbnli6e Ia
sslDhner, Der seidifte Sanomsrfer, Der
aaufmann i'm allsemeinsn, iomie aud,
Der Seitungsbruder, iolltsn alle itets
prompts tsbesablt wsrosn. bsnn Go 1T ae.
pOhnlih cine @riitsn3frase, melhe nur
oas flingenoe @elo l6ien fann. @nt.
balt obiger Sas elm S8inf fir Sic?
Oas Wodenblatt~ 1T iebsn Wo1sntag
offen un6 beiBt Sie millfommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-19
SaS &bal abtpdrfS.

9ablor.-Dsr Solben BREEDER ba.
bier 1T am Samftas na6 elmer Tbdtis.
fsit pon 32 Sabren anger Betrisb 9e.
felt worben unb in 3nfunft werben
bic 8oblen BON Der 9leiduamsen 3ede
i'm Taglor BREEDER 3ubersitet. = Der
Columbia 8au uno anleibe Yerein bat
Wfonta9 abeno bic folseubsn Beamten
srwdblt: Brdiioeut, Sobn 9. Moor ;
Vi3s Rrdiioent. arnolb Woor; Sinan3
Sefrstdr, Sobu 9. Weibtl; Sdas.
meiiter, Sobn Strsiu.
: Sn Iuoca finb am 5rsitas iieben
6duisr ourd 3sbenpsridisbuugsn be.
iddoist worben, mebrere oapon Isbr
fart.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-19
NtffSfpn.

= 9bomas s. We@arrp, Stabt.
fommihdr uno befanntsr Politifer, lit
Samitas gladt In isiner gDobnuns on
Storb Wtain StraBs ssitOrbeu.
= 9eorse 8anatia pon Dpomins lift
Donueritas i'm Yittston Soipital ben
Verlesungen erlegeu, pelbe er mebrere
Stunoen 3uuor ourh einen Selienfall
in bsr Wtt. eoofout .3sde erbielt.
= 3um britten Wfal innerbalb eiues
Sabres 1T bic 9utbmaher 5amilis Don
Curtis StraBe ourd ben Sob beludt
woreen, inosm am Wtontas Die Todter
Wtaria ftarb. Suerit itarb oie Wfut.
ter, fpdter Elm Sobn uno nunmebr bie
Tod1ter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-19
@ilfessSarre Sfpti3en.

fes.8arrs Railwup @ompanie bsabfih'
ti9t, Die StraBsnbabnpreiie aui isda
Gents 3u srbbben. ..s-ux.,-x tsss-.S. ssaa,
= SEQ Sill BON Der Sitieite uno &c
Sabre alt, lift Dienitas TN Susqueban.
no 5luB, nabe oem @asbauS, ertrun.
fen, oils er lid baoste.
- @illiam Glitter BON Blpmoutb III
friib seiteru Wtorsen su ainsftou &C.
t6otet wcroen, oils er pon einem Sar.
uep's 2afe Babuma9sn itiirste un6 Elm
anoerer i'm bann iiberfubr.
= Der 81 Sabre alts Senrp Tim.
herman pom 9Ssit HoB StraBe, elm
auBer arbeit bsfinoli6er Sotslbsi, Der
iibsr ben 8rieg sriibelts, iaste fif am
Samfta9 Wforsen auf Dem vHiuer
Common" in ielbftm6rosriider ablidt
cine Hsuolusrfussl seraoe obtrbalb benz
6eri In bic Gruit Hnb murbe oann In
9efibrlihsm 3uitano ins Slip Soipital
ssuommen, NO sr Disnitas itarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-19
Cunmpre. .

- Sobn Dieter pon Prospsct Stra.
&c muBte Samftas $40 Straie be,ab.
len, neil er gbsnbs 3uuor ben aouofat
abortion W. Stepbens Elm &isnsr be.
idimpfte. als oieisr bel elmer Berbeu,r.
iammlung BET ben r@oruers" bic an.
geblihen @reueltbattn Der Dsutid,en
In Belsien aufiibrte. Dieter fd,sint
Die SSarnnns: ~Wtnnb baltsn," per.
9eiien su baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-19
Cine Qurle ber @siunbbeit.- Sd

Cine GurlIe Der @siunbbsit.- so
balte es fir meine Efidt." idreibt
5rau u. Bass, 1919 0tusfsson Nue.,
Chicago. Sn.. nShnsu mit3uteilsn, baB
Sorni'S Sllptnir1uter fur mid cine
wirflihe Suelle Der @eiunobsit sepor.
ben lit. SD fann iasen. oaB ih isst
polifdnoig 8siuno bin. Sd perbe bie'
les munoerbare 9silmittel ftets lobsn,
uno ME uersefsu, es anosrsn 3eibenben
an empfebleu." 2auisnbe haben Sc.
innobeit uno 3raft in oieiem alien
8rauterbeilmittel gefunben. Sc nirb
niht burd apotbefer uerfauft. ioubtrn
BON 8ofalassnten selisfert. Die srnonnt
iino uon ben Seritellern, Or. Reter
5abrnep & Cons Co., Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-07-19
Shbe Narf Npfisen.

- @inbrsder erbeuteten Isste Wode
In Der Srau Subion perrp 0obnune
on Sarr StraBe $40 In Baarsslb unb
einsn $3.50 Diamantrins.l....--.
&c. 8. 3sru. Der 0siti.ite 3orre.
fponbent oes rRspublicau. pslher am
Samitas 3uoor eiusn Sflasanfau be.
fam, 1T Donneritas ben 5olssn bshsl.
ben erlesen.
- Sobn Shneieer pon Yroabnop.
Der feline @attin tbGtlih ansriff uub iie
aud 5u t6btsn brobte. muBts Dienitas
fur ein &riheinsn Dor @eridt $500
Siirsidatt ftellen.
Evening star., 1917-03-18

An odour SO subtly different
French So smart The charm
refined individuality is engagingly
HANGED by DER Kiss. Supreme crea
of that French genius Kerkof,
master innovator in fragrancing,
makes it for you, ladies, in Paris it
PERFUME FACE POWDER, 7
The Washington herald., 1917-05-08
COULD FILL THE
WHOLEEDITION
Plant Juice Only Publishes
Those Given with the De-
sire to Benefit.

In a recent interview, the Plant Juice
Man, who has his headquarters at the
Peoples Drug Store, corner Of Seventh
and E streets northwest stated:
IF should print the testimonials of
every person In this city whom Plant
Juice Is now benefiting, 1t would take an
entire issue OF one Of the big newspapers
to contain them.
People suffering from stomach trouble,
with liver. kidney and blood ailments are
finding speedy and sure relief in Plant
Juice. When one complains of indiges-
tion, dyspepsia, gas on the stomach, bad
breath, bad taste in the mouth. bloating.
palpitation OF the heart, or who have
yellow, blotched and pimpled skins, who
are afflicted with dizziness, spots before
the eyes, depressed in spirits, morbid,
dull. tinid, or who complain Of head
aches, pains OF the back of limbs, who
are nervous or irritable, can rely on I
that they will get immediate relief in the
use Of the new herbal stomach remedy,
Plant Juice.
The following testimonial was recently
received from Miss Ada Mcdonald, a
popular Washington young lady who re.
sides at No. 1872 Eye street. She tells
how her mother was relieved Of a bad
illness by Plant Juice after she had suf-
fered for years. She said:
Ny mother had suffered with catarrh
Of the stomach for twelve years and had
tried many different medicines, but never
got any relief; her stomach was In such
q weak condition that she could not even
keep small piece OF bread down, with
out causing the most terrible Distress
afterwards; her stomach was badly
bloated with gas. which pressed on her
heart and gave her great pain; she cor!d
not sleep at night because of the pain,
and had headaches and dizzy spells, her
liver and kidneys were affected ana she
had terrible pains in her back. She had
tried many medicines but none Of them
helped her until finally she started to
take your Plant Juice; that seemed to
be just what she needed, for it toned her
entire system up. and now she II able to
eat anything and digest Il; she sleeps
wen and has no more trouble with her
liver or Kidneys. She Is glad to give this
public Endorsement for Plant Juice. My
brother Is also taking Plant Juice with
the best results; he has a ane appetite,
and looks better than he has for years"
The Plant Juice Man Is at the Peoples
Drug Store, corner Of Seventh and z
streets eorthwest Washington, whsre he
ls daily meeting the local public. and in
PRODUCING and explaining the merits Of
this remedy.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-08
IRISH PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN.

Division No. 7. Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Ancieat Order OF Hibernians, will enter
Washington. at their hall in the Kidder
Building, 80 Twentisth street northwest
tonight at s:l6 when Mrs. Mary +. Nc
Whorter. Of Chicago, national president
Of the order, will be the guest of honor.
Addresses Will be delivered by Rev,
Peter +. O'CaIlaghan. c. s. p, rector Of
the Apostolic Mission House, Catholic
University. his subject being THE Irish
Race In America" and Judge NJ. NJ.
Doyle, Of the Municipal Court, who will
talk on Home Rule in Ireland" pro-
yram OF Irish music will be given by
Miss Agnes Whalen, Maurice Fitzgerald.
Miss Nora Sherrier and Miss Sanford.
and a recitation entitled "Angelus Time
N Ireland" by Miss N. Catherine
Waters.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
SUNDAY BALL GAME
 FULL OF THRILLS; C. & 4. TEAM WINNER

Plenty of excitement, and many close plays. with thrills galore, was served up to the fans in the ball game between the c. & A. and the Junction Briggs hines Sunday afternoon.
 The game finished with the c. & As the victor by to score. By win ming the game. the c. & A. continues as the leader of the league. which po- sition it has held for the last few ses- sions. The game was featured by many exceptional plays. At a meeting be- tween the different representatives of the teams last night it was decided that, commencing June 9th, three games instead of two, as heretofore, will be played each week. on Wednes- day, Saturday and Sunday. Steps were also taken at the meeting to prevent another recurrence of the trouble
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
PITCHERS EXONERATED
 IF ILLEGAL DELIVERY
 CHARGED BY MANAGER
(By Review Leased Wire).

CHICAGO. May 2S.-After examin- ing baseballs used in recent games by Pitcher Cy Falkenberg. of tho Philadelphia club, and Pitcher Eddie Cicotte. of Chicago. President John son, of the American League. ruled tonight that protests against alleged illegal delivery were without founda- tion.
 Clark Griffith. manager of the Washington club. protested against what he termed as the shine" ball used by Cicotte, and Manager Fohl, of the Cleveland club, against the '1icorice" ball hurled by Falkenberg. Fohl and Griffith said the alleged tam pering with the balls caused them to hop freakishly in their delivery.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
Economy Sale of Hand Bags and Purses

A wonderful opportunity to secure hand bags and purses at prices that cannot be duplicated Our New York office purchased from of the leading manu- lecturers their entire stock of sample bags well collection of small lots and the ends of lines. The whole special purchase 600 bags, with Bsbee allotment of 250 bags all of which will be sale Tuesday and Thurs day. If you likely need purse bag within the months you will do well to take advantage of this sale.
 100 BACS-LOT 1-S9c EACH-And just 100 bags andpurses select from in black and coors num- bers that would retail regularly for $ .25 $75. spe cal at 89c each
 50 BAGS-LOT 2-$ $1.1s-In this lot are 50 bags and purses in black and colors of leather and of silk, items that retail regularly $l75 00 spe cal at $l .lo each.
 LOT 3-24 BAGS-$1. .48-24 beautiful bags, many high class novelties bags that in regular stock have been selling from $2 25 to 800 special .48.
 LOT ESPECIAL $235-Fabric and leather bags They distinctive styles decidedly svagger. They would sell if bought in regular way. at from s. 50 to 5000, special at $2.35.
 LOT ESPECIAL $39s-Only lS bags in this lot, but they wonderful values. and will surely last long, bags that would sell regularly at 5000 to 5000, priced conservativey. special at S3.98
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
SUGAR EXPERTS ORGANIZE
 IN BRITISH EMPIRE

LONDON, May 2S.-A committee of experts in industries connected with sugar throughout the British empire has been formed by the Society of Chemical Industry, an influential body, to inquire into the question of provid- ing a supply which should render the empire independent of sugar from for eign sources.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
ALL MAJOR LEAGUE
 GAMES POSTPONED
CBy Review Leased wire)

CHICAGO. May 2S.-Not major league baseball game was played to- day. Four contests in the National League were called off because of rain. and in the American League rain also prevented the only scheduled contest, the game between Philadel- phia and New York. It was the first time in several years that the majors faced a similar situation. Most Of the clubs will play double headers.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL
 GAMES FOR RED CROSS
tBy Review Leased Wire)

BOSTON, May 2S.-The United States Football Association today voted 10 arrange an international series of association fotball games be- tween teams to be picked from play CTS in this country and Canada, the entire proceeds to be given to the Red Cross.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
WAR CERTIFICATES ARE
 POPULAR IN ENGLAND

LONDON, May 2S.-War savings cer- tificates, which can be bought at any posroffice for Is shillings and sixpence, yielding one pound sterling in five years, are becoming increasingly popu- lar and are being purchased at the rate of 1,500.000 a week. The total sold since February. 1916. is considerably over OO,0OO.OO0.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
American Association

At Minneapolis. 10; Kansas City. 3. At St Paul f; Milwaukee ,. At Louisville 3; Indianapolis l. At Columbus Toledo, game post poned, rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
Special Purchase

Cretonne Pillow Covers and Table Runners, at the prices you save about ONE. HALF
 -CRETONNE PILLOW COVERS SPECIAL 39c EACH-All made ready for the pillow, suitable for porch and auto pillows.
 TABLE COVER RUNNERS, SPECIAL 59c EACH. Trimmed with lace and braid Materials the better class of and printed taetas in Tapestry effects
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
We Will Close Registration Day June Instead May @ Memorial Day Bbb Lowell warren

which happened Sunday in which an umpire was "mauled." Tomorrow aft ernoon the c. & A. and the Copper Queen teams will clash.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
Southern Association

At Chattanooga 4; Birmingham l. At Little Rock '; Mobile g. At Memphis I; Atalanta 2. At Nashville-New Orleans, wet grounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29

Doule and Shahr: Casper and Crosby.
 Other Western League games post poned, rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
WOmen's Hosiery Special

WOMENPS BLACK HOSE, SPECIAL 121z PAIR. Black Seamless Cotton Hose all sizes An unusual value at the price.
 WOMENS BLACK LISLE HOSE AT 23c PAIR A light eightlghtly priced, good wearing hose, suit able for summer wear.
 BLACK AND WHITE FIBER SILK HOSE, SPE- CAL AT PAIRS FOR $1.OO Double Sole and Heel in all sizes A fine quality of boot-Gke hosiery.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
COTTON SUITING SPECIAL AT 16,

YD.-Fine Cotton Suiting in checks and stripes, light weight in Blue, Brown, and Lavender, special at the yard l6c.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
Western League

At Sioux City:
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
%&A&'49eMmefs~M@&e
 Latest Models W0men'S Wool Suits 25% Off

IRRESISTIBLE IN STYLES AND PRICES In this lot of over 100 suits, you will find the best models that have been coming out this season. ln- cluded are Wool Poplin, Wool Jersey, Poiret Twill, Mems Wear Serge Wool Gaberdine. English Mix lures and fancy striped woolen fabrics adorned with with braids buttons and touches of embroid- cry with large cape collars of silk, bellies well as plain and straight line tailored
 models many copies of i'm Ar Per nEC ported models in all staple Z1 rsa+ shades, sport colors and black A~ CSut and white, special at-..--..-.-
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
W0men'S Cotton Crepe KimOn0S- Special at S1.39

Wonderfully lovely Crepe Kimonos in floral de- signs with large collars and elastic belts in colcrs of grey blue. pink, lavender and black in sizes 36 to AZ, exceptional values.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
STAPLE CALICO, SPECIAL 7c YD.

Light colors, suitable for house wear, aprons, and for childrens clothes, espe- cially good for summer as 1t Is light and cool, special at the yard 7c.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29

-WOMENS CAMISOLES- -95c-Crepe de Chine and Satin Camisoles in pink and white, elaborately trimmed with lace inser- ton and edging; size 36 to AZ.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
Corduroy Jackets Special at S3.95

small lot of Corduroy jackets in coors of coral and Copenhagen blue It only by personal inspection that you gain definite idea of their real value and how desirable they are.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-29
UNRESTRICTED LINEN SQUARE AND SCARFS, 89c EACH.

TdND OS~IkHNf O, OoC I<HOAI'
 These are all linen, some of Irish and some of heavy Austrian Linens With a little hand work they make excellent gifts. Pure all linen is very scarce commodity at any price. These scarfs and squares are wonderful values at 6oc each.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-05
LOOMING
IN ELECTRICAL
WORKERSUNION
Northwest Telephone Line
men and Operators are
Gathered at Tacoma.
DELEGATES THREATEN
CONTINUED STRIKE

TACOMA, Nov. 15.-With the an
nounced intention OF breaking away
from the Pacific coast council and
electrical workers union and forming
n new northwest organization, tele
phone linemen and operators are gath
cred here this afternoon. All import
ant Washington, oregon and Idaho
exchanges are represented.
The delegates announced they
would not change their demands, and
Will continue to strike without fur
ther connection with California.
All delegates declared the Cali
fornia unions went back on their
own strike vote, leaving the north
western unions fighting alone for
the wage demands.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-05

MARYSVILLE, Cal. Nov.
5.-Twenty five armed men,
believed to be /. w. W., at
tackled a Western Pacific
troop train, the soldiers u.s.
ing clubs to beat off the at
tackers after a stubborn
fight. Posses are pursuing
the attackers.
The troop train, consist
ing of fifteen coaches, stop
ped at a point so miles from
here. The attackers quiet
ly uncOupled the last two
cars from the rest of the
train. The train pulled out
leaving the two cars stand
ing. The attackers immedi-
ately swarmed aboard. The
fight continued until the
main train, discovering the
two coaches were left be-
hind, returned. Then the at
tackers fled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-05
p. III. S. FOOTBALL
TEAM TO FINISH
-OUT THE SEASON
Will Play One Remaining
Contracted Game and
Sign up Others.

Pendleton high school will complete
its football season. play the one re-
naming contracted game, sign up as
many others as necessary to fill the
available dates, according to an an.
nouncement this morning by Princi-
pal Drill.
This action follows the determina-
ton of the faculty and student body
to set behind the team in its effort
TO win the eastern Oregon Champion
ship, following the splendid showing
made last Friday Financial and
scholastic matters are in good shape.
it was announced by student body
President Harold Casey, in this
mornings student body meeting. The
SIS raised by T. a. Boylen last sat-
irday will enable the students to con-
tract for the remaining games with
cut facing any but a very small de-
ticit at the end of the season, accord
ing to Casey.
An effort IS being made to sched-
ule game with Pasco at Pasco next
Friday. The local team plays waIla
Walla Nov. Is and has hopes OF
meeting La Grande Thanksgiving day.
and possibly The Dalles November
IS.