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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-21
MYSTERIOUS LEAK
IN SOY OIL SCOW

Thousands OF dollars worth OF SOY
oil. recently unioaded from n Jap
anese ship. nearly shattered natural
ruling by mingling with water Fri.
day. when a large scsw belonging To
the Rodgcr. Brown company. on
which the oil was loaded. sprung "A
mysterious leak at the foot of Han.
ford at about a. IN. The fireboat
Snoquaimie was rushed TO the scene.
and the water pumped out OF the
sinking scow. The origin OF the leak
ls not known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-21
Release Pidd to
Be Tried Again
on Assault Charge

TACOMA. juno 2i.-Orders are e1.
pccted TO arrive from Washington To-
day. releasing George Pidd. Camp
Lewis soldier. sentenced by court.
martial for murderously assauiting
Lawrence Berquist. ta1i driver. from
federal custody. following the sign
ing OF pardon papers by President
Wilson.
Pidd VIII be rcarrrrtrd by county
officers. however. and tried on the
same charge In civil courts.
Pidd was convicted chiefly on SEN
sational testimony given by his wife
An army ruling holds n conviction
cannot be obtained on n wife's test.
mony
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!. W. w. FAIL TO GET
RELEASES IN COURT

Presiding Judge John S. Jurcy
ruled with Police Chief Joel Warren
Friday morning. and refused 20 order
the release OF James TreAnor. d. &
Dietx. Patrick McGovcrn. William
Baskin and ]. J. Ertell. !. w. W.
members. arrested in n recent raid
on the Second ave. headquarters
Appearing TO answer tho I. w.
W. order TO show causs why tho
men should b confined on what was
termed Insufficient cause" Assist.
ant Corporation Counsel Thomas
Kennedy demurred upon the ground
that tho causes OF the five /. w.
VS. had been improperly united.
Judge Jurey upheld the city's con.
tention.
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Shipyard and Waterfront
News and Notes

from the United States shipping
board. They viii be- operated by this
company between San Francisco and
the Hawaiian islands. -Four Of the
vcsnelH were built at Tacoma. and
the fifth at Aberdeen. Capt. r. Bar
kcr. port engineer for the Matson
Co. Is In seattle. experimenting the
equipping OF the vessels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-21
Find Girls Body
Near Railway; Are
Looking for Man

CHICAGO, June z1.--Chicago po-
for the male companion Of an un.
Identified young woman. whose half
clad body was found on the Burling-
ton right-of-way near Sheldna, No.
early this week.
The two occupied a drawing room
on a Burlington train out OF Kansas
City Friday night At Quincy. ILL.,,
the man left the train alone The
woman's body was found by q track
walker Monday. There was no evil
dence OF violence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-21
STRICKEN INSPECTOR
Is NOW IMPROVING

J. u. Wood. emergency fleet cor
poration inspector. In In an improved
condition nj the Seattle General hos
pitnl Friday. where he was taken
suffering from blood poisoning
Thursday. lie was stricken at the
plant OF the j. Il. Duthie Co.
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FOUNDATION COMPANY
WILL CONTINUE WORK

VICTORIA. June 2i.--Fcars that
the Foundation company might not
20 on with the building OF ships
were dispersed Thursday by Frank.
lin Remington. president OF tho com
pany. with headquarters In New
York. Remington stated that the
Foundation yard is a permanent nd.
dItion 10 Victoria
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Public Markets


Sugar and soap stall. Borden's or Car
nation milk. 100 can. lbs. best head
rice. 7hc: barr Creme oil. Imperial
Peroxide or wild Rose. asc. Elliott Fish
Co, sturgeon. use 10. English solo. ioc
n. ling cod. fbo n. Red Seal Grocery.
Annex. green string beans. lse NJ green
peas. iso 10: new turnIpa. 30 n: dry
onions 9 rba fbc. RtonK'a. No. 1 wall
nuts. zoe 10: cans peas. :Sc: pkEs
Grape Nuts. 2Bo: boxes Searohiight
matches. CSC. stnii -. ice cream. zoe
pit soft drinks OF all kinds; fresh butter.
aEc 10 Stall 81. strictly fresh eggs. 4sc
doz: large rolls toilet paper. 2tc. Stall
10. fresh butterinilk. Be at. fresh ground
peanut butter. zoe N. stall J. grape
fruit, csc.
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STEAMSHIP TACOMA Is
NOW NAMED CHEBAUlIP

Because one vessel in the naval
service already IL named Tacoma.
the name Of the first ship launched
az the Todd yards In Tacoma has
been changed from Tacoma To Che
baulip by the naval authorities
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Male Help Wanted

WANT TO HAvr MONEY!
Call on VS.. We will sell nncnfsdsfor
suits and shoes cheaper than any other
place In town. Hiring this al and save
te%. RS Washington.
wM q uREENr's mrN'a urHrAiiH
Ruit Nhop saves yeu 80 on every suit
ana overeoRL Traders Builiins, sesS
THIRD ave
SEATTLE itAnnirRN ALI KINDS OF
rahbits Prices right 40 Fifth and
Kenyon.
nov WANrEp = Anott 10 WHO
wants 10 isern the Newspaper busi'
ne, Apgls sdl,os q Ths ., S ttst>>>>>
3i-Fcmale Help Wanted
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19-City Real Estate for Sale

''owN YOUR HOME"
WHY PAY iuGu RnNrf
nuv ,hes. two lots for $3.50 $50 cash and
$40 pcr month, located Just north OF
Green Lake. on Meridian ave. Put M
tent on them, same ~ camping
Then this fall huild yeur own moderate
cottage 60 suit Yourself ~ 10 the only
way to SIT start
WRIST WOODLAND
tiToc Coed G.room bungalow lot
kosi0o, with garden Aed nhruhhury has
garage, now rented at 50 per month.
Name your cash payment. balance like
rent
NEAR STEEL WORKS AND Sutrrknp
81 seo-tioo cash. easy monthly pay.
rn~nts takes new tsFoom, well built
house. two bedrooms nice bath lot
aostos near both Alst and fsunteroy
cars
MrRfptAS DISTRICT
81 ste-A ssruom attractive bungalow
fireplace. cement basement, lot soxt0o
60 alley located near cav line. dc.
tirable home that can be heusht On
easy terms. aud the price intiudea
about $3.50 worth % furniture, Invest.
gate this offer
HENRY G. EWING q co.
Successors %
CALHOUN. pENNf a EwiNd
100 Alaska nidH Naia 7i;'.
SERVICE"
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ENUMClAW SOCIETIES
HOLD PATRIOT PICNIC

The patriotic societies OF Enum.
claw Will give an ail-day picnic Sat.
urday. Thomas Horncr VIII give a
patriotic addrcss.
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HOW TO AVOID PAYING RENT
nottingham can pay 80 60 $50 per
wages for years to come. Rents mus;
and will go up. House and lot pur-
chased now at $50 per month will be
cheaper than renting u one year from
ro~. and you will soon own H. Many
people have done this. and when psid
for have turned u over 20 We to rent
for them. and buy another place on the
income from the first one You csn do
the same. Start now. while you can
get the lot almost for the asking. Pre-
pare for tho rainy day. Make hay
while the sun shines" Our proposition
One or two lots on Lake Burfen NUM-
eipal car line at Portland st. . min
u,es tn nhipynrds: Cedar river water :
electric lights. phone good soil FREE
WOOD and plenty OF -. enough lumber
for small house. also carpenter to help
you &c. the roof over your head. All
for just a iitti, money! little down
and n littie each month. Go out Sun
day and select your lot Take Aikl.
Faun,leroy or Lakewood cars 10 River
aide station and transfer to municipal
car. get off Mt Portland ~. Talk to
others that are building and living
there now Pay small deposit to hold
your lot. for they arc selling fast. Buy
before the price goes Up. Seattle W
going 20 be a big city. our agent VIII
show you the property and explain
how to avoid paying any more rent.
Price $3.50 to 1875. lumber at cost. on
easy terms.
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George PETER was fined SIS and
costs by Justice Brinker Friday
morning. on conviction OF offering
Immature veal for sale.
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FIVE SHIPS RECEIVED
FOR HAWAIIAN TRADE

Tho Matson Navigation Co. OF San
Francisco. will soon receive five Fer.
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3sA-Stocks and Bonds

N~-~-~.>--S~~->I~S~>~~-~ ~~~~~~S~~~~-~~~~~~
i3-Lost and Found
T0Nr - PIANO RcAnr. PARTLY
erochstsd. ON Mercer ct. tsf~sss Queen
Ann~ ave and second ave y, Reward
oa~~n Anne tfos.
f.oer-- MACK SPANIEL. DOC NAME
% o.ner on collar. NrAuiiin- call
EsanrY f-Sa Reward
~~-~~S~~~~~<>~~~ ~.S~s~-~~-~~~-~~~~~~
44A-Automobiles for Sale
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LITTLE CITY FARMS
In the west sesttie district: $50 cash.
$40 per month. gives you possession
FOR starter. put up shack or tent.
Better than renting. Here you beat the
coal man. The wood - free. Develop
n home while working rs the one way
10 succeed. Let US tell you about H.
FREQ literature. with map Of Seattle.
H. c. PETERS. 71s Third Ave.
RENT HOos DON'T BOTHER rs
we are living at Greendale. where 81
cash will start home for you. Large
home tracts. good soil: IRE" wood city
water. close 90 city limits and city car
line. and near shlpyards. $3.50 to $3.50;
terms s. cash. s. monthly. Phone
owner,
HENRY y. GREEN
Sidney 1901.
T0P aATE - FfNEgr DAIRY AND
ehlci.en ranch on paved highway. At
Rent. II acres. IN hay. 1000 cab
b.re and frulrH. S-room modern home ,
a-,oon house for help. large barn;
concrete milk house storcrpomt laIg"
cbteken house: garage. Worm $4,000 I,
az. zoo Is price: part cash. Would con
siaer s.room modern house In Seattle
In trade. See
Az American Bank Bldg.
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for Sale


NAVY YARD woRKrfs
Hny land now, Get acres south OF
navy yard and 10 60 and from your
work daily
Navy Ward Nanor Tracts have good Scii.
are level and easy 60 Improve fiae for
berries. fruits aud poultry.
8 ACREs tioei tse CASH
Navy yard WORKERS itvtrE near this land
reach Br~msrton IN half the tim. to
reach the navy yard by boat from
seattle.
can at office for plat and location
open ttt 10 = IN. sunday
ciIrFoRn, Tis ThiRp AVE
aoNn nNcu.Nues
- aercs; acres cleared small house
on cement highway. WIN soil at a
bargain or exchange, Might consider
good nEht auto
-Four acres or two acres Rt lake nurisn
for stock Of groceries cte.. IN o. cut ~
seattle, May consider other exchange
AAsEN 4 srNroS co.
1910 First Ave.
NOV NEVER SAW 4 riEfrtrr
Five AcTts waterfront handsoms house .
harm. orchard. garden beach; tide.
land included photos show 81 90
buys warranted clear title - ,24l
CHARLES soNRRs COMPANY
ALASKA ntltntNU
NAVY YARD wpkkEifS
5 acres. good soil part cleared walking
distance from navy yard. where work
Is plentiful own home aud ~ inde.
pendent Price Tor acres. i'ee SO
cash
= VAN AEspAl.E q CO.
Main - 1918 rhtrd Ave
.0-ACRE TRACT t.ANp. CLOSE To
cement highway Eo"d Son p~nsr NJ
has cut price IN half Positive snap
-. 50 per acre 1890 cash. balance
time
AAsEN { sEXToN co.
~o>~ooo-,-ls>,,Ss> ~, -ssSSs>~-~>~~~~~
l5-Farm Land for Sale
sacEiricE FoR QUICK sALE-itALr-
acre tract on graded street; overlook
Ing Lake Washington nice neixheoF-
bed ~ ssyS. Sess,s5 IsS~-~
17-City Lots for Sale
Ii PINE LOTS FOR SALE n
i.os sert.s 90 is-fset alley. close To city
car line all 10 garden. Price 1883
t;ss cash. hsisuce 8 month. at
per cent interest
NOyNu a nEohEnG
Phone ballard sts.
LOT BARGAIN
Good lot: on Eradvd street se~vt: etc =
close TO HAiuier car Price 1850
Two good lots. lntsrlaIsn district. both
ssSe
-Four lots reunEsse~r. each ftts VIII
divide Suitable Tor builder,
AAsES & SEXTON co,
idte fArst Ave.
rOp sAI.E-fIoT tsosiee FINEST
al fa.e 80
nn@n,; a. low prize Also sa-roofn
hotel. eiose tn Real bargains
y ". PECK
81 Ameriran Bank nidE
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WANTED WOMEN MD diiltA TO
ulrk faspberrier Good fields clean.
lisht. roemy quarters, with runnins
water Apply 60 y A session. The
Naples. sumner. wash.
WHY Nor aAvr MONEY!
LADIES' AND GESTLrMESH sutrs
ASp OvrnCoATs FROM f-oo TO
fiG0o rnFsrS1 TINS AD AND Grr
PER CENT oFr YOUR PuRciIAaE.
isei riRsr AVE-
GOVERNMENT NEEDS 10000 WOMEN
clerks Examinations everywhere July
Experience unnsresssry women
desiring government positions write Tor
free particulars TO ;. 9. LEONARD tof.
mar Civif Service EHsmtnsl. 1905
itsnois nidr Washington. y q.
WANTED =. BrnnY riCKEnA ron
raspb.rries. cherries and Evergr.~ns
= mile from sumner on paved road
Good fields. good accommodation. fof
Information write ,. A. htrebio~. NUM-
NET. wash
MERRY ricNERs wAsrrp~ioo ron
fAspb~ri-s. Logan ana hiactbefriss
Nifst week IN July Good quarters and
standard pay Apply Co woodland
PARK FLORAL Co. Sumner. wash
cRf bIT-A LITTLE DOWN. A LITTLE
each week. Dresses. coats. suits opsn
evenings untl q o'clock. Phelps Co.
tesN fshtrr ave fup.tsirs1.
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$500
19A-Real Estate for Sale

HOMES on EASY TERMS
.-room n-~ bungalow ~ minutes 70 city
hail. all huiit-ia fssfur~r. corntsrs-
ton bedroom. with Sleeping porch. On,
block % nainsir eas. nsar frankiin
high school Prtns 81 zee t1se cash.
balance monthly
s.rooln .hAek ard let on oreas ct. rear
Rainier car. 1875. iieo cash. hai.aes
ISs rent
.-roorn modern. etespt furnace concerts
basement. fireplace hardwood fieerr.
fn,ids finish old iverY and whits
enamel. lot serf.s on ALASKA St. b-sr
Junction. west S~atfi. INT. 10 fine
home. price ti.iss cash ;.se. balance
a. Per month.
s.roorn modern creep, furnace on. block
es Rainier car. lot Teriis. fine
Ike rsnL
rfSSEr q FrErsr
T.s Third Ave. Cor. Columbia
AN ALI. HorsE. ONE Tor oSE NILE
srca eity Iirrt's. free woos. eisss 70
settled district. tsse. on yeur o~n
TIE DOUGLAS MORSE 90
tsT f~ary pidx. sain sse-
sNar FoR SOME ONE = s-Rooa
house. sio ,sth ave r. ca .stn ave
ear hns - bier~s from itsialsr
school. pav~d street tn and paid for.
Si.7se iseo down. 80 per m0uth. tn
gliding intsrs., AZ q per cent.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
s-rosrn house; modern. with furniture: IN
University district. close TO car line
rents for $50 per month. Absolutely
best buy for the money IN that district
Price 81. zoe: some terms
GEORGE HECKMAv
fis1 FIRST Ave Elicit tsfi.
sAcRffIcE--OSE AND TWO i>oTs IN
West Seattle. own terms Going Vast,
-s7 Paramount Hotel. owner
HOUSE AND LoT ron SALE. c-uEAP.
BY owner VIII sell on terms close In.
,, Jsss as,seS ~ ~ 10: e,lsg,Is =
24-Furnished Apartments
low RESr roR sHfPYARD woRKERs
walking distance Of yards. apartments
'bachinr" quarters. single rooms. mod
srn. lawn. orchard. g. TO 50 month
Phone Beacon ;tse
BAYvfEw tpARTmESTs-Fo NIP
yard workers also single rooms. jus;
lib. home 500 issh ave. = Tel
Beacon 5tso.
FOR HAf.E- NICELY FURNfsHEp
S-room nat. two rooms paying the r.nt
go Union.
25-Unfurnished Apartments
APARTMENTS
Msnmoush---ist and Yssisr way
. rooms. rnfurntshsd .......... $500
. rooms furnished ..............it seo
Raymords-First and Warren sves--
. rooms. unfurnishsd. SIC %
/. rooms. furnished $3.50
HENRY c. EwTSO COMPANY
sueceasorr to Calhoun, Denny a Ewing
Suit. 800 Alssss Blds Msin 7i,s
27-Housekeeping Rooms
wEf.L FURSIaHED HoUsEKEEPfSo
rooms. modern. GOT Columbia St rsa-
sonabls rent
HOUSEKEEPING RooMs, CLOSE ~
1910 NINTH AVE.
29-Apartments Wanted
WANTED ROOMS on MORE. HoUBE
or apartment. by responsible party.
Give price and particulars. J-io7. Star
30-Fur. Rooms for Rent
FOR REST-si.EEPTNG RooMa.
cIAwToRp uoTEI. sIs IJI-Tu I'VE
32-Male Help Wanted
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.5-Female Situations Wild.

wKSrrp--Tw Z aNAft. cHiLpnKS
70 care for. d @ years old. Us q
month ttt0 niA~Atha ct. between
q IN. and y IN.
POSITION ny COMPETENT YouSo
woman. hikh school graduate. IN office
or store neat appearing, sensible and
Industrious. J.ioG. star
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WAGE GARNER; YOU ARE LABOR
ing 20 supply your needs Of today.
hut arc you saving n little each day
to supply your needs when you arc old
and physically unable 10 earn money
Our plan. especially devised 20 meet tho
wants Of the wage Garner. provides
safe place 10 invest your savings. large
or small. where they will draw interest
and share in profits.
For Information call Elliott 1885, or call
on or write TO
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LITTLE CITY FARMS

WEST q WHEELER. coiman Block.
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Acreage for Sale

ER RI n r. y r. n n r r :
: 10 ACRES LEVEL ALDER !
EARLY cleared: quarter !
mile from school: half mile ,
from depot on main line ot :
Northern Pacific and o~W.
". h ~. railroads. $50 per y
acre; terms to suit. ,
. Vow ~ the time 20 get lot ~
|. Chambers Prairie. the new town J
on the main line Of the North '
} srn Pacific and O-W. II. " ,
railroads Opportunity for res J
fsurnnt. blacksmith and repair !
shop. barber shop. Can obtain y
lots for 500. on fsrfns OF Wv y
} cash and 81 per month ,
! Make your plans n yfdt cham
beys Prairie on July <th. bth
and 9Th, and select a 1o-aers
,rae. in the most rapidly grow
ing community in Thurston
: county. For particulars SEQ '
". REID 4 co.
sff-1f7 New York Block.
4 I
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Personals

WANTrD-To ADOPT CHILD FROM
infant 70 months old. girl preferred.
J-IOq star
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EQUITABLE BOND COMPANY
eoi-s bowman Building. ssattle.
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WESTI.AkE

Stall 100. good small prunes, loo 10.
10 bars Crystal white soap. 85c; Mazoia
oil. s2s6 gal. Stall lao. ms best head
rice. use; 2Bc can best tuna fish. soc: ?
doz Happy Home Jar rubbers, ibc; 2
cana Dutch Cleanser. ibc. Stall 90. new
red onions. lbs. 1oc; strawberries, ioc
box: dollhouse cncumbers. Toe each Stall
re-. large cAntaloupca 10c each. fancy
lemons, 2 for 1oc. Stall 100. fancy to-
matoeA. i0c M; new potatoes ms. Csc.
Stall 1877, butter. SOC ID. Rogers peanut
butter. i0-ib. can $50. Stall 1906, am
Crsco. SIC. good broom, soci cans Span
len sauce -. o>.oooooooo~ooS
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REV GREENE HOTEL HOLLAND
Fourth and jefferson. near court house.
Easily reached for ministerial services.
Private parlors Main 6t9t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-21

RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING
And popular music taught In 20 lessons
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OLD GOLD. SILVER. TEETH, DiA-
rnonds wanted. Highest price paid. los
al
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-15

Tho Thursday Afternoon club An
nual held yesterday in tho cmh
room OF the library was not only de-
lightful social occasion but also an
opportunity for the accomplishment
OF much Red Cross work. Mrs. +. y.
Judd, Mrs W. {. Mckinney and Mrs.
Roy T. Bishop were the committee in
charge and the afternoon was largely
devoted TO war work with humor-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-15
NOW RAISES
800 CHICKENS
After Being Relieved of Or.
ganic Trouble by Lydia E.
Pinllhan's Vegetable
Compound.

Oregon, ILL.," took Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for an or
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-15

my health so 7 can do all my work and
] am so grateful that am recommend
ing it 70 my friends. ~ Mrs. D. NJ
ALTERS, r. X. &. Oregon. ILL.,
0niywomen who have suffered the tor
tures of such troubles and have dragged
along from day to day can realize the
relief which this famous root and herb
remedy, Lydia Z. Pi1kham g Vegetable
Compound, brought to Mrs. Alters.
condition should profit by her recon-
mcndetiOn, and II there are any COM
plications write Lydia h. Pmghem's
Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass, for advice.
The result Of their 10 years experience
Is at your service,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-15
ST. P77sST2+ aSa l1tl ,ml

Gus reading from +. lTopkinson smith
by AIRS. W. II. McNary. piano solos by
Mrs. +, r. Ruyden and current events
questions cnlivening the time. Later
In The afternoon Hoover refreshments
were served, The tea table was
bright with yellow daffodils and vel
low tul!e strcamerS, Mrs. \. J. owen
presided at the samovars.
Spizzerinktum club members and
several additional guests enjoyed the
delights of an old fashioned Valentine
party yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Y J. TweedY. Between periods OF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-15

knitting the guests wrote Val
entine verses. some of them being en-
tiroly original and very amusing. Two
now members We're taken into the
club Mrs. II. J. AlcMonies and Mrs.
ID T. Avison. Those biddcn other
than club members included Mrs. +.
u. Turner, Mrs smith and Mrs Ken.
Meth McRac.
This coming Saturday is Volunteer
Day again at the Red Cross Surgical
Dept. We had seventeen two weeks
ago and need more Bring. a white
coNcran apron and white square for
cap. If YOU haven't one for this
week. come anyway and bring Il
friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Reed Barnett.
who have been enjoying honey
moon in southern California, since
their wedding January 22nd, arrived
in Pendleton yesterday morning and
are staying for Il few days with Mrs
Barnetts parents Mr. and Mrs. Low.
ell Rogers, who recently moved into
their handsome new home on North
Main street Mr. and Mrs Barnett
expect To make their homo in Walla
Walla.
a most delightful affair of yester-
day afternoon was the hospitality eN-
tended to members of the Research
Club at the home of Mrs G.. W BY
ers who was assisted by her sister
Mrs Thompson. Mrs. Is. Purlctt ana
Mrs Burnett. The beautiful home
was decorated i'm keeping with NaIen-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-15

A trial bottle can be obtained. free of
charge, by writing to Dr. w. b. Caldwell,
457 Washington ST., Monticello, Illinois,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-15

Rear admiral John j.. Mcdonald
has been named by Secretary Daniel
t1 Ie commandment ~ the Ncw Turh
navy yard. Mcdonald VS. elevated to
his present rank only recently lie
took the ARIZONA on her trial trips
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-15

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pulled me down un-
till could not put my
foot to the floor and
could scarcely do my
work, and as | live
on q small farm and
rails G six hundred
chickens every year
il made il very hard
for M.
saw the Com
sound advertised in
olr paper, and tried
T.. II has rpgtCrayi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-01
IRISH RIOTS
EDITOR THE TINES:


In Mondays issue of The Times there a letter a
loyal population nothing
which occurred there in that As matter riots
of Ulster effort break the strike
laborers and higher
These scabs guarded by the military police when
delivering freight goods Is called
docks to the warehouses thru
police
retalaed.
Matters dted along in this until the 18th
August when after day of unusual excitement SOL
diers stoned passing thru OF the inhabited
Catholic workngmen who sympathy with the strikers The
soldiers, from their officer fired
the crowd then charged dispensing them formed at the end
McMuen respectively
These had the affair." but heard
shooting the what the matter
the soldiers fired the street
rioting confined particular
personally acquainted with the
who arrested tried taking in the fighting they
delivered where worked
order, Is lot o the others.
shooting satisfy
the workers. but resulted nice thick coat
military like the Bachelors Walk affair and
SheehySkeffington As
made the kings
the Boyne made at Orange celebration in
Derry Papsh but he WASN'T
insulting the Catholic subjects his
majesty dignity utter
l add the
removed from the oath and the king retained
IS e Napa1ine JAS cARrY