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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-23

-Director Charles B. Prichard, of
the Department of Public Safety of
Pittsburgh, has placed the ban on
policemen and firemen drinking
while in uniform, and in the future
any member of either department
caught violating this order will be
immediately dismissed. In the DO
lice manual there is a rule TO this
effect but for some time it has not
been rigidly enforced
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-23

There are 5000 women farmers
in Missouri.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-23

Pennsylvania had 3,152 fatal Il
dustrial accidents in 1917.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-23
SPECIAL SESSION TALK

~ OVERNOR Brumbaughs ab-
(T sence from the State probably
~ has kept the special session
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-23

New Jersey will abolish priso
labor contracts on July /.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-06

letne gan5e @eltaIt uberfIog nn0 ouB
icIn Slid Den meinen ludte mt el-
rem an0ern Aus0rud oils Dem &C.
loobntcn. God ib ueritau0 Ibn ud)t
Lno iiiDlte MD mlr iIbct8llIflld
uno Itol}, cinen 10 treuen 6rcum0 81
bitten.
Mud in Ger Vtuiit battcn mir ms
Qetunocn. Scin mcidles, mucnolidl
rufifallihcs GcloipicI 9litt mnnpo
tiIh nit meiner GlGuierbe9Ieitung
3uidmmen, eS Dnre. gcnuBreldr
Stun0cn, Die mir matchmaker ucr-
Grad)ten, menn Die Yiul;t oas Nln0c.
ailco 5piid,en ms bllocte- llno ooI'
ltao5 unicrt @,anocr;tuuoen III ott
3dmnterung! GScnn 0Ie m%terJcbcn
Ge COME nlle3, mas mas unignb, III
Elm r%laliImcn0es. roliAc5 Etdttnlcct
tcIdltc, mcnn Die @c0uutru uno
&surte 70 rubig mo flor tanen mo
iJcnt itibit T.. ; SdpOeiArn mar mlt
elm 9icB olls lci0cn'elucu Na0cn.
Gle ms uneIunn0cr ban0cn.
3ud Damn trui one Scbe in mcIn
Ycbcn. 9ralicu0 luir cin 4!rbcl
iuirm. hclB mo uer5etrcn0 trat tic
liter MIDI hcreIn, olc5 bctlllben0.
a! - bcQcbrcnO.
Wie0cr ituu0 id in Dem muh!bc
tonntcn Simmer. COS all nlcineul
Summer aet0rt. al mcin @illt &c.
icGen bntte, mo bat nm icincn Nat.
,,lm criten Yial in iclncM &cbcu lab
it,; iGn bIcid mo u%nbcmcllId) 0a.
rrtet. ollBcr ituu0t, mir eIlcn Not
81 crtcilen.
n@icr glbt c5 MIR Gins, 0nS 81 ur-
tciIeh mo az rntcn pcrmuh" iaAtc
Ct cnolid nit tonl0ie. Gimme. uuuo
rce lit ocin %,iacnes @erj."
Wtcin Nlid nmlind Inn, ME CT
orrt in Der Q0mmcnm1 ltnno -
en- O}onu in icincu bcitch rEdbrcn,
nit ein pnor Sitberi00cn an 0cn
SdA1ien mo nit Nugcn, Ole nor
2Icbe gIilhteu.
"a pcritan0 i'd.
El0bIif mar e. OILS cntQIitte mir
cttpoS - etmoS 6cItcs mo SIhcres.
Gtne Saite BART - cin 8cr5 per
blutete iodIt Gum eritcn Nal
mllBte ih obnc Not iortQebcu oodl
TT mlrBtc Qchcn - ocnn 0it 2icbe
rpot it0rfcr OILS olic@
Sabre mbclnoen @lilfc3 foncn,
ittoblcno marnie Sicbe3inbre. Nbcr
alt Sabre prl Qnmmer. Gorge mo
Qti0. "a inttc id, nit if)mercul
&cr3cn unr 'hmerem Shritt micocr
Die moblbcfnnnte @ohnun9 om oltcll
V,orft altf - ooh 0n mar CT tot -
mciu better Trcun0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-06
Ginr briuantr 9ore.
Bon Z. @rammer.

Die auten alien 3eiten iinO porz
I6er. Wir ie6en ons ieosn Gag. Wir
merten es an u~nieren Ginoern, Die ia
10 Oiel. Oiel nimorter" Iino, ais Die
GItern.
l~lniers ~jiinecre 8eneration 1T cine
Generation oes 6ortIhritts. oer5oeen.
Nntirli6 tommt IS ie6r oorouf on.
NOS fir cine Soee man bat, benin e5
5ibt ia b%etonntIid quite uno Idlthte
Sheen.
4ber bar Sobn meines 6reunOes
Bill bate cine gIdr3snoe Soee. Sine
Sose, Io9e i'd Shnen! Cine 5oee, ME
nan bti m0ali6it msnjg 4rbeit reih
peroen uno babel Ii9 nod als 90
tript ouFIpielen tnru.
0a3 GeitmotiD mar natiirlid: mog-
liaIt penig Qrbeit, Der Suuge bat
einen ongeborsncn Wioerlpiqsn 1egen
ales. mas nur i'm en~tfernteiten an Nrs
belt erinnert. @r tonnte Iih'5 ouf
Iei1ten Iein 0oter 1T ia 9eruo.
nidt reid, ober ss rsiht immerbin.
UNI Dem Sohn Elm 6oulen3erleben gu
geItatten, tpdbrsno Der Nlte Iih Irii6
uno ipdt abiduftet.
Damn fom oa8 n.izJoulen3ers 8e.
ieB. oo8 Der Junge nod n;ht trogiit
nobm. Nls absr bonn aud nod Der
.Gdmpfs ODER Nrbsite" 9efebl oo3u
tom. puroe 0;s Snhe peun ooh bren3z
lid. Gtpo5 muBte geIde6en.
SelbItperitGnolih befabte iih unitr
6eIo gu o(lererit nit plinen, rpie Der
Nrbeit aus Dem Wtge gu geben Iei.
llno babel tam Inn cine Sose,
Nlleroin9s 6sourFts e5 CUR Nu5fihz
ring oieier S01e elmer lepihm 8etoz
Iumme. Nber rpp3u bot man BENIN ei
nen ihper orbtitenoen Batter, Sem
man ales m09Iihe oorgouteln ;onntt,
nm ibm feline iouer psroieuteu 0ros
ihtn ous Der Go'hs gu loder!
Vito puros bic %p5e Dem @ltst MT.
terbreitet. @iibih ousQeihmijdt. fejr
muno9c,eht Ntmodt: CT mubte an
beiben. eS Qinl oar n,tt ar0eys.
Der Batter III ia Elm 6reuno uou
Iriiheu Stern, Die er Qerr oyejmoi
oe9 Eo1eS QenjtBen piiros, uno in al.
len mGQljhcn Arttn pom 2ubtytjtunQ
renn ia mcnn eben oiCit 0Itner-
Trutt ieBt nibt aor 70 unoeyihdmt
ltuer mare,
WoS Iic9t IA rdbey, oIs iih ielbit
De- 6jhnt,8aht 81 piomtn? Yidn
lihert iiA Elm poneftu opbcrbllb rel
@toot. NIT etnn2 Gano. oAnn toufi
man ljt bic n5ti9en 3lbnsr uni
Die Sode III itrtiQ.
@cn oo an: iepen la1 bic itou.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-06

tun tam. 9enn forperIits gefuez
gung, gnitrengungen uno auient.
bait in friider Suit fino Ser 6o.
remsbetpobnerin oeriagt; aui einem
parfImisrten aiiTen, flberne S9as
len nit 2eder6iiien mo idlperoui.
tenoe 2if0re an Der Scite, lieet Iis
on, TART gIeihmiitig Dem 6oud1e
ibrer Cigarette mad ODER greiIt al.
IcnfoIl5 3u Dem iran30iiit)en 30.
name, Ser neben ,ibr ouf einem Ga.
borret liegt. Rur bin un0 uiroer
unterbrid]t cine Nu5inbrt in Die
anuilGoen oieie Itumpic (otenloiia.
felt; bod aud Damn. mcnn Die per.
bdn9tcn Sdnitcn nobcIt. muB Der
9ninrbeii6er Gle onrcienoen 4nn0cn
idlcunigit entferncn. oem feiu
6remoer bari i'm 2n0en iein. tpcnn
Die &aremsfroueH 0e3 WaharnoiAa
einfoulen. Gle Iiebite 9cId)Gitigung
blcibt ober oo$ Spiel nit Goelitei-
nen, nit rmGeinBten Hubinen uno
Smarog0en, Die man ndhI1iIig
ourd) Die @ono 9Ieiten IdBt uu6
Iauid)t. mie iic in iiIbernc Sholen
5crobiaIIen.
@ier Gage lang crtrllq id) oieie3
2eben 0um muroe in mir Ser @eiit
res @iOeripruhs mGhtig. %h bate
mir aelobt, IA Sage lang oo3 &c.
Cen oieier 6raucn 3u teiIcn. ih
IdlIicf nit ibHen in ocn ouftidmiileu
9ldlmeu, Die eincrn ou5 Ntmeu crs
fdhpercn, ob mo booete. ober SIR
lfittoaS5eit mllBte i'd biuuu3, mltBte
0icnid,en icben mo iprefcn. @dre
mir 0o8 ucriogt geneien, i'd mare
Dem @nbnlim onbcim 9cfoIIcn.
Nber iene 6rouen meroen nid)t
rpohnIinnia. iie lcbcn uno trGiunen
uno booen un0 idlofcn, bis ser EoO
lie ans Dem @orcm cntiiibrt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-06
SrcEfiinitler antcr Den Shlangcn.

2n alien Observation-Disclosures, bel
Gid]tcrn ur0 - lci0cr - ouf bel
nnandlcn dItcren SugenoihriitItcQern
iirocn iid) 0ie abentcuerIid]iten Nn'
1oben iiber HieienidIongen; 0a lit eS
oieien Sicren Elm lcihtes, einen SO.
men. eincn GiQer o0cr einen nISge.
uohicnen Weniflcn 5t pcrihIin9cn,
Gonou lit nid)t Die Hc0c, olein
Die 6rcBlclitun0en, Die groBe Eicicn.
idiangen poubrin1cn. iino immcrhin
red)t %erltounIidl. mic cine Hlau0crci
Or. Ib. Bells 3cigt. Sr 10, Sobr'
bunoert bcrridlte LANCE Bait Die Pin.
iift, MicIcnifllangcn bon mebr ais
Iedl5 Mctcrn 2GnQe gGbe e3 nidlt,
uno lire NabrunA beIt1n6e ballpt.
lddlih in fIeineren SGuQetieren -
oa5 ipnr oa& 0cAcnitiit 81 Den cin'
gangs e~rpdbnten abcntcucrlifen Nn.
idnuun0cn; II. a. mllr0e 6ieie WPei.
mllld aud pon Nrcbm ocrtreten.
Hellcroinga meiB man, DAB eS Rie'
ienI6Iangcn Don mebr ais adt Nc
tern 2dngc Qibt, uno oicie Siere
f0nnen iebr pohI ou@1clpafiene Sic.
gen ODER Giere 0brliher @roBe Der.
itIinQcn, cine 2eiitllng, oie 5ur1dd)it
uerbIiiiicno miro; luenn ma ocn
perhdltniSmGbiQ idnlaIen aopi Elmer
Rieicnidlangc bctrddtct.
@agcnbcd rat abcr mebrmol3 Ser
Iudle barber onocItclt, mic groBe
geuteitiife Rieienidlangen %beruntcr-
miirQcn f0nncn. Cine ShIonGe BON
% SUB @GnQe fruB eincn 3icgcnbof
bon % Eiun0 @emiht. Sic hattie
nobI gcidttiQt lcin f0nncn, bod itien
Dies nid)t Der SAL 5u ieilL oenn oils
0ogenbed ihr menige StllnOen ipdtcr
eincn 80 Efuno idlpcren Bod por-
mericn IicB. padte lie aud oieien uno
periflong i'm inncrbolb elmer halben
Stllnoe.
Gicic 6reBfiiuItIcrin bate aber nit
0ieier Hieiculeiitung nod nid)t i9r
9eites ge5eigt: als ndt Gage ipater
cine ouagGrndiene iibiriide Stein'
siege bon "a Niuno perenbet mar,
IieB SuQenbef ibr ole Sorner ob.
ballen lno mari oos 3ier Der
ShIun0e uor. Ser @drtcr meinte.
sic ShlonQe meroc elm 10 groBeS
5ier mohl faltm bcrunterrpiirgen f0n'
ncrl, obcr id)on nad elmer Stunoe
mar sic Sdlnnqc. ole crit Dor elmer
@odIc 5pci 3iegen per5cbrt bate,
bereit5 oaron, oieie brittle 81 ocrtil'
gcn. NueroinQ8 ipie lie 0icien 8illeiI
micoer ans. neil lie 0urh ba5 9lib'
lid)t oe5 photographer, Der ocn @or'
gang ouiuebmen ioIltc, erifredt NOR
0cn mar.
Sine un6crc Sd)Iange uer}ebrtc
ioQor cine QroBe Siege BON 81 Nf.tno
Welridlt un0 bralid]te 0aju nlir etfpa
anOcrthulb Stunocn. Giele 3iegcn
rporen in onen t7dIlcn oifcr dis Die
SflonQcn jcIbIt. Dab oie SdIan'
Qcu i'd 10 0roBc 9iiicn troeocm in
eiucm Stid einpcrIeibcn t0nnen. be-
rlht olti Der unnebeurcn Gebnbar.
felt BON Gehle. 0oI8 uno Huntpf
uno ser 8crid)iebtorfeit Der aieier.
tnod)cn ;ueinuu0er. 0ie MAJ ndbreno
oes 6rcBporganIc5 gut beobatteIl
fam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-06

Ser itrenge 9ureou'
hci. .SommcrurInub braudle i'd
mcinem Neriondl nid)t SIT geben;
rem i'd I'M Somnlcr bier @odlclt
nIi llrioub ache. iieht oas lcoer
is ~gcniiacuoe GrboIung on.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-06

w.
Illus singing.
Sin .poTsnoss 6dus6sn NIT etruas
Qono" mar bolo uubsrbal6 bar Stdot
qefunoen. 3onn giuq's ans un3ieben.
So3uioQen in Sic Sommsrfriide -
oo5 piro berrli6 neroen.
MlerOinq. bic llm3ugatoftsn r9a'
rem I6lit5liA oreimol 10 BOO aIs
uripriiroIidl 0e~on74loat ... $50
o0s lpuros ilh "a pieoer embrtngen
loFen.
Quh bic Su6ner. bic in n'ni5sn
5Ggen turen man muBte U0m
10 iAnea ME m0gli6 %anfangen ~
poren teurer, uls Der Gatdio9preis
,ieitoem Der 8dtalog hsruusBe@
9e0en, mar o1cs i'm Brsis geIt,egen
Iurdt6or geitiegen. ME Der 9dnos
Ter perijfsrte. limb meiu 6reuno
tcnnte ii4 pirtli6 glIdlid i6d5en
nrd eineu 'olden Bargain gu ertun>
gen!
DiefeI6e @ei6ifte beim Gutter-
6lnoler. u~eberblupt, Die 6uttsrre4>
%nungen. Sit biloeten, geIinoe geingt.
cine arobe lie6erruIhunJ. @o3u bate
man osnn oas o%ngren5enoe GonO 9es
mistet3 Nailirli4 nur, UNI ben 9ubz
nera 3u geIlotten, iif bort ieI6Ii Oas
futter aus3uidurreR. Qber no ni6ts
1T, bat betonntlih aud Der 8aiier
ous Hedh1 perloren. uno Elm Stiid
4ouo. pa8 nit 4jfe oufgeTiut pOrs
zen 1T. bietet 6er3Iih penJ9 6ibnerz
futtsr.
4Iio muBte Batter tisf in bic 5os
I6e greiien, oenn nan bate Iih nun
einmol baron gemoht. Die rbrilante
SOee" De5 germ SO6nss in bic Sat
um3uieBen.
Dos giug nuu ldon cine 9nn5e
Neile. Die 6ibner fraBen uno ire
BEN. 9os 6utter osri6pnno ME
Sanee in Der Suliionne. 2(ber Ger
tdmen nift. - pobl absr cine Stei-
gerun9 Der Wiets. oenn bic Steus
srn perpsn INNER bober. lno Der
Sobn, Der uuf Der n9i6nsrz6orm"
nidts onriibrts. ionoern bic gauge Qrz
belt nebit ben NusIagen Dem Batter
iiberlieb, troitete INNER pieoer: es
piro balo nn0er5 neroen.
Sc purne aud bolo onosr8. Der
5%ubrpreis auf Der 8abn mad uno
opn Ser Stuot lpuroe um TAFT oos
2oppcIte erb3bt. mIbreno oic 3obl
ser &orltoot5ilqr ucrriuQcrt muroe.
Ob, e5 mar cine qldn3enoe Soee,
cieie Soee oes NelteIten oe8 SauIes!
Do, enbli4! 0os Slid Ihisn iid
gu penoen.
5rsuoeItrnbleno elite bic Mutter ei-
mes a5eno8. als Popo toOmiioe bon
Der 5agesorbeit uno drgerlih iiber
Die 8er30gerung ouf osr 8obn beim<
fam. oieiem entgegen. GnoIid, enoz
lid. Elm 81. - Elm gan3e5 81!
Sin 81! Batter refnet I4neq 3uz
iommen. ME piel ibn oieies 6iihnerei
lhpn tottste. Nber, man LAB bel Den
0ennen ooh Den Jutsn Wilen. 0ns
berubigte i'm uno OerisBte i'm in beIz
Iere Qaune.
Nan mar mittlerpeile ins 6ou5 9e=
treten. $50 it oos Wunoerei? Nte
felt es aus? ST e5 Elm pirttif)e5
Qu6nerei? Nie groB 1T es?
ga, es mar Elm groBes 81. IS
moB etruo iicbcu bis odlt Soil im
2urhniciicr. uodIocm c3 olli Sem
fuB6ooen in Der &iide lag, oenu
Gruoe, oos 8ienfmdoden. bate e5 in
Der Nufre8ung mitten in Der Gihs
fallen IoFen. S0rs Srdnen beneBteu
Dos biibi6e SpieqeIei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-06

ST trof meinen 6reunO me6rere
No6en ipdter n:eoer, SeIb7toer@
ItdnoIih Iprodcn mir BON Der glib
uerfarm".
~ge3o6lt iid oenn Die @efhidts
nun?" mo9te ib gu froatn.
Wein Treuno id5 MIDI 3uerit till
i6tpei9;no an. Damn rduIperte er Iif
UNI io8te IdlieBIid nit bsiIerer
Gimme:
st ia, bic Sadie be3oblt IiA. -
fir meintn Sohn, Sh b~eitreite Die
lon3en l~lntoiten uno tue bic Nrbsit.
Die ponr Gier. Die mir betommrn.
oertouTt er gum Warttpreis isiner
QlItter. BE lie j5m Damn gum 6riih.
it'd perfect"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-06

ten frifd geIegten Gier fir ben 0az
mil~ien9ebrnu9 unb rod ssnug
u6riq. nm lie gu 80 Bis so Cents
oos 0ubenb usrtaufen gu t6natn.
Der Reinleminn osdt olIe u~utoit:n
uno pirft nod einsn i60nen PrOfit
a6.
8ldn3eaoe Soasl Quf Die Der gos
ter mad eini9em 309ern. D. b. mad
1sb6ri9er gsor6eitung ourd ben 81
Illus singing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17

Ships built at Coos Bay are
towed to San Francisco to be
outfitted; Oregon should han
die such work and should be
ashamed of the present pro.
cedure.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES P0lS0NS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone ahculd drink hot water
with phosphate IN u
before breakfast. n

To feel as fine as the proverbial
fiddle. we must keep the liver
washed clean, almost every morning.
tc prevent its sponge-like pores from
clogging with indigestible material,
sour bile and poisonous toxins. says
a noted physician.
IL YOU get headaches. it's your liver,
If YOU catch cold easily. it's your
liver. II YOU wake up with a bad
taste, furred tongue. nasty breath or
stomach becomes rancid, it's your
liver. Sallow skin, muddy complex
ion. watery eyes all denote liver un-
cleanliness. Your liver is the most
important. also the most abused ana
neglected organ of the body. Few
know it's function or how to release
the bammed-up body waste, bile and
toxins. Most folks resort to violent
calomel. which is dangerous sali-
waiting chemical which can only be
used occasionally because it accumu-
lates in the tissues also attacks the
bones.
Every man and woman, sick or
well, should drink each morning be-
fore breakfast, a glass of hot water
with a teaspoonfuI of limestone phos-
phate in it, to wash from the liver
and bowels the previous days indi-
gestible material, the poisons, sour
bile and toxins: thus cleansing,
| sweetening and freshening the entire
alimentary canal before putting put
ting more food into the stomach.
Limestone phosphate does not re-
strict the diet like calomeI, because
| it can not salivate, for it is harmless
and you can eat anything afterward.
1t is inexpensive and almost taste
less. and any pharmacist will sell
you a quarter pound, whihc is suffi-
cient for a demonstration of how hot
water and limestone phosphate
cleans. stimulates and freshens the
liver, keeping you feeling fit day in
and day out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17
WITH THE COLORS

Announcement has been made of
the progress and transfers amongst
the five Umatilla county volunteers
for special courses at the California
institute of mechanical arts, which is
about to be terminated very soon.
Blaine G. Burton passed all eNamina-
tions in his course Of camp sanitation
and heating methods and will be
transferred east to Georgia or Ken
lucky in charge of that course at an
eastern camp.
Carl Hicks and owen Russell Byrd
have passed perfect in their course Of
mechanical tradesmen and also are
consigned to an eastern camp attach
ed to an overseas regiment with com
missions 1st class mechanics.
George r. McLaren, formerly in the
employ of the Pendleton Meat Com
pany. has been appointed from the
school to a reserve officers training
school, and training for a commission
later at Fort Riley Kansas. or the
officers training school in Virginia.
Emery Worthington. formerly Of
Alexander's Dept. Store, has passed
all qualifications in his training as
truck driver. and is to be consigned
and transferred to the Quartermasters
Dept, at the Preside until future at
tachment TO overseas truck company.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17
ing in a way to stop the plum
der, if Ivan will but assert
himself a little.
28 YEARS AGO
tFrom the East oregonian, August

(From the East Oregonian. August
II, 1890
Miss Jennie Nelson left today for
visit to Heppner friends.
Mrs. Rose Campbell returned last
might from a pleasure trip to the
Sound, marred somewhat by an ag-
gravating incident during her trip
home, the loss of her trunk at Port
land by railroad officials. The trunk
has not yet been found.
A band of 32 horses were sold al
Renn's feed yard today by Deputy
Sheriff HALEY under a chattel mort
gage given by ]. NJ. Giles to Charles
L Sweazea. They brought an average
price of S22 a head.
The city Jail now contains a mis-
cellaneous assortment of prisoners, a
"coon," a Chinaman and two white
men. One of the latter and the negro
were arrested for roaming the streets
late at night, the other white man was
drunk and disorderly and the China
man is in for assault.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17

people. Oregon as a state and
Portland in particular could
profitably give more attention
to Coos Bay.
The Coos Bay spirit is one of
progress and ''go-get-'em."
The people like their country
and boost it from sunrise until
midnight. When guests are
entertained the sky is the limit.
The entertainment for the edi-
torial convention this year was
more extensive than was the
entertainment extended by Pen
dleton last year, which is say
ing something. The program
this year included numerous
auto trips to sight seeing places
big new autos being predomi-
nant, lunches galore, banquet
lin a very modern hotel, trip
Through logging camps, to the
largest saw mill in the world,
turning out a ship load of lum-
Iber daily, to a ship yard at
North Bend that beat the Port
land yards in speed of con-
Istruction, and to the wonderful
home of Louis Simpson, "Shore
Acres" The editorial party
was also taken to Myrtle Point,
iCoQuille and Bandon blythe
sea. The Coquille valley makes
more cheese than does the Til
Ilamook country. There is a
creamery to be seen every few
miles. Butter and cheese these
days are golden products. AT
lCoquille there is myrtle grove
where last Sunday the editorial
party was welcomed in the
same cordial style as at Joseph
last year.
! The stranger in Coos Bay is
deceived as to directions. The
sun rises in the west and sets in
the east. There are no old
Ipeople to be seen at Marshfield,
a fact frequently noted. 1t is
a young mans country. So is
the entire Coos Bay region. If
there are old people there they
do not show their years and
"women are as old as they look
land men as old as they feel"
The Oregon resident who has
mot been into the Coos Bay re-
gion has not seen the state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17

The burden of maintaining
allied supplies falls on our re-
sources.
No sugar comes from central
Europe, none from Java; from
Hawaii and West Indies less
than usual.
French sugar territory is
Overrun by German armies /;
French sugar mills are taken
and destroyed.
Submarine sinkings and
losses by battle have cost US
great stores; labor shortage
makes inroads on production.
For England the allowance is
2 pounds of sugar a month; for
France 1 pound; for Italy, 1
pound. America seeks to share
equally with all who sit at the
common table, joined in the
common defense.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17
THE EMPIRE OF COOS BAY
~ EMBERS of the State
NUk Editorial Association
discovered the Coos

nr~ EMBERS of the State
Jul Editorial Association
discovered the Coos
Bay country last week-find-
ing it a remarkable empire in
resources, in development and
in the progressiveness, culture
and hospitality of the people.
The publishers and their wives
were amazed at what they
found. 1t will be the same with
anyone else visiting that region
for the first time.
Though always a part of
Oregon the Coos Bay country
has in the past not felt like it.
The section has been CONNER
cially and socially allied with
San Francisco rather than with
Portland. when we speak of
the city we mean San Francis
co" is the way one lady ex-
pressed it last week and many
men and women were found
with the same view. Before
the railroad was built to Coos
Bay from Eugene the travel by
steamer was generally to Cali
fornia rather than to Portland.
The same tendency still pre-
walls to an extent. The San
Francisco influence is shown in
the shop windows, in the social
life of the town and in the
breezy INCONSISTENCIES of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17

ARTILLERY ON ITALIAN FRONT.
ROME. Aug. if.-Ilocal operations
and artillery activity in various sec
tors an along the Italian front arc rc-
ported BY the war office today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17

Russia is a grab bag for the
Germans but the allies are NOV
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17
REALTY TRANSFERS
Deeds.

W. II Porter, ct ux, to Jesse A
Porter, $4,000; lots 10, IL, 10. Ia
20, Sec. 19, Twp. IS, Range s3. ct al
w. j. Furnish, ct ux, 60 Grace J,
Stranger, 81; Lot 10, Block f, Res,
Add, Pendleton.
Vaughn McDade, ct al. TO A. f,
Campbell, $3.50; n Y ne 4 nwA Sec,
29 TWP. On, Range 20.
Mary r. Skinner, ct con, to p. F.
Ward. $40; Lots l. 2, ~ Lot 3, e X
Lots 10, II, II, Block f, Hermiston
Orchards.
F. Z. Mitchell to Charles F. Segell,
$925; swA seh Sec. II, Twp. IN
Range "a.
Portland Mausoleum Co., Portland,
to Rugg Bros, Pendleton. $1,000;
5 compartments Olney Abbey Mauso-
leum, Pendleton.
Eastern Oregon Livestock Co. to
Frank Correa, $40; s y neA and y
.nwH neA Sec. l, Twp 3N, Range 2S
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17
WHY SUGAR CONTROL

~MERICA, which made ex-
II ports of 140,OOO,O0O bush
els of wheat in the closing
crop year, where less than 20,-
100000 bushels surplus ap-
peared, is called upon now to
exercise like virtue with sugar.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17
SAILORS BRAVE FIRE
TO RESCUE SEVEN

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-With
the commencing of two United States
sailors today by Secretary, Daniels for
their GOODNESS daring and bravery
one of the most dramatic sea stories
Of the war was revealed by the navy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17

department. The two sailors were
the Spanish ship Serantes, which
was on fire. Aboard the Spanish
vessel were seven sailors hemmed ia
by fire in the forecastle and blazing
gasoline on the waters william Il.
King of Baltimore. Mr.. and Clarence
F.. Ready Of Barnwel. s. G, took tho
ships launch, isis" and, plowlne
through the sea OF fire rescued them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17
A LULLABY.

De evenin' star hab come, my
chile,
Sleep, dar honey, sleep.
Shet dem sparklin' eyes erwhile
En- asst de Lawd yer sol ter keep.
sleep, dar honey, sleep.
De moon OF dreams hits in de
skies,
Sleep. dar honey sleep.
Da stars all LUX jes' lax yer eyes;
Las. li'r lam o. mudder's sheep;
Sleep, dar honey, sleep
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17

The Hun is still on good
French and Belgian soil.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17
RUSS SAILORS REFUSE TO SUR
RENDER.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 11.-Dispatch-
cs today said Leninc and TrotsISy who
fled from Pctrograd were seen at
Kronstadt by Russian sailors. The
sailors declared they would not obey
BoIsheyiki orders 10 surrender war
ships TO the Germans but would fight
rather than do it.