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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-24
The Editors Ncte:

The Editors Note:
At The Editors urgent request the
following letter was permitted to be
published in the hope that it might
do scme good in this dark hour when
another Of our bright, brave boys has
given his life for the glorious cause of
humanity. The letter is sacred let
ter for il shows a mothers heart re-
vcaled in private letter TO her son.
Serg. Cyril 3. Mosher,
Battery d.
18th Field Artillery A. L. z.
France.
My beloved son:
''Mcther's Day and when | re-
allie that my only son, just barely
twenty years. is so far away, with all
This intervening stretch of land and
sea. and into the great heart of this
terrible war, the mother heart of me
is trailing away over there full OF
tender happy memories.
| am thinA.ng today of dear old
Kentucky. when as my little man, you
ever came 70 me for advice. love and
joy: and all my little store of knowl-
edge ] gave to make future for my
boy. You were so strong and well, my
little son: 50 thoroughly clean, for I
would not be satisfied with less.
And then from the little dark-eyed
Southern lad You grew to be my big
man with strong impulses. For the
very best of schools we planned, you
and I, and, oh, the pleasure when you
entered Yale with flying colors, to
start upon your chosen profession. It
seemed as i the very ideals snd as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-24

FOR SALE-1 Cadillac Touring Gar;
l Alec Sevea Passenger Touring
Car; l Blacksmith Form Truck.
AMY Ill North Pitt street 174-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-24
Clerk Pro TEN.

". W. Ballenger, Esq,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
Y. M. c. A. WILL HOLD
OPEN HOUSE ALL DAY
Visitors Will Be Given Free
Use of Privileges; Pro
gram Arranged.

Officers and members OF the Y. N.
E. A. will be "at home" today TO their
relatives and friends. All OF the gem
eral rooms OF the building will be
open during the day and evening. and
oil OF the games and enjoyment de-
vices viii be available without charge
to the use OF the visitors. Candy ana
nuts will be placed about the build
ing In accessible locations
The purpose OF the open house is
10 give everyone chance TO zee the
life OF the Y. NJ c. A. No restric-
tions will be placed on guests. They
viii he allowed the privilege OF roam
Ing at will.
Athletic contests and exercises will
begin at o'clock In the afternoon
clas sses win be held from til z
o'clock. Games and contests will oe-
cupy the remainder OF the time.
Dignifled business men win begin
an Indoor baseball game at o'clock.
They are expected TO show that time
and corporosity are not necessarily
compliments, This game, as all the
other contests. represents the most
sLilled numbers OF the association.
Nolley ball games will begin at
o'clock and continue an hour Baskets
han will have the floor In the gym
uasium from I o'clock on. WORKING
hOys classes viii introduce picked
| teams and at S:l5 a championship
match win he played between the
ohio cities and IIoston Avenue tnms
Billiard. pool aud bowling tourna'
rncnts will also be held during me uaN
and checkers and dominoes ana th'
other less strenuous games VIII "
available turnout the day for all wh6
care TO play.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
In the Oil Fields


CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING P&sh
NOWNTA- The Carter OH compaSS
has made a location and is moving
a machine In TO drill on the j. n A.
Miles farm In S,27-li.
Il. v. Croweii of Wann has COM
pleted No. /? in the southeast quarter
Of as-2s-l4 and II is making 100000
feotsof gas and some oil and IL well
OF about the same capacity as No. Il.
lie IL moving In to drill No. >.
Unknown parties have made a loca-
tioh In the northwest corner or the
southwest of 212s-l4.
rhe Carter OH company No. II on
the Nancy ELI farm In the northeast
quarter OF s-26-1b Is completed and
good for 25'barrels.
Boshea and others will drill In today
On the william II. Evert farm In the
northeast quarter OF ss-2s-15.
o. G. Boop has a 10-barrel we'll In
No 1 on the j. II. Greenless farm In
the southwest Of the southwest OF 81
2e-17.
In the northeast Of the southwest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
The Field Stationery Company
sos SOUTH

Hyenas kill or carry OFT hundreds OF
children each year and most OF thooe
who are rescued have terrible scalp
Wounds. as the hyena carries q child
ty tho head. Other biting pests OF
the region are lions. from whom few
escape alive: scorpions, very POISON
Gus and fond of getting INTO beds;
lypo flies. large flies that ~ biting
take huge pieces Of flesh and cause
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

dwellings; sharks. OF which the bay
% full.
Eut the most common bite and
seemingly tho hardest 10 heal IL the
human bite. The Africans when they
get angry use their teeth 90 good ad-
vantage. There IL scarcely a morn
Ing that reverai DO not come 10 the
GlcpeEsary. One hoy had mis- lip bit
off and for aim a new lin wRs made
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
LEGAL.



c. this the tTth day Of December, 1917,
~ appeared that there has been eoniiSeatsd
10 The State Of Oklsboms, in prOeeedinEs
pending In the County Court OF Tulsa County
Oklahoma, one Ford roadster enEins NUM-
Der Iu7T5Ip that the same Wss ordered to
be turned over 10 the County Commi,sionsrs
OF Tulsa Coanty, Oklahoma, 70 be disposed
of according TO law.
BE 1T RESOLVED. that the County CLERK
OF Tuiss County, Oklahoma. give due and
legsl notice and sell said automobiles to
the highest bidder on January 7, 1918, At 2
o clock p. m. at the west door Of thre County
Courthouse, aud make hia report 10 this
Honorable Body, showing what disposition
he has made Of said autonobiie.
BoARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
LEWIS CLINE,
BY c. p sUPPEs
Attest: Chairman.
The Planters Na,ionsr nars Of Tulsa.
Okla. loeatrd a. Tulsa, In the state Of ohts-
homa. Is ciOs' ng It's affair. Al note Asldsrs
ard ether creditors OF the association are
therefore hsreby notified te pressn. tbs
notes and other claims Tor Rsymsrt;
EN GasGiet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
WHERE BITES ARE TREATED


Africans 20 TO the mission dispen-
-nries to he cured OF bites from nll
tinds OF animals and n largo number
Of them are cured. The commonest
hltes are from snakes. In imam
haine are rs 10 twenty varieties OF
poisonous snakes, some very deadly
whose bites mean a fight for life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
BOARD AND ROOMS

bOAND AND ROOMS
LIGHT HOusEKEi.PING ROOSls 70
ADAtHAf, iIi1-fvs nsk ksassk esoIas
rooms for rent Phone iaso.
BRADY, W.. iii--Niesly hrnlsksa HSkS
hoasshsspLng reem. Phsss 1855,
BOSTON, ". 2as- runishs4 rseas Tor
BOSTON, D., f1aLTwe aiesiy farsI.ksa
housekeeping rsems; .odsrn Phone ssssJ,
BURNETT r.. isso--Two nicely fursisbsd
light housekeeping rssms.
IcHEYEsSE n, ..is2e--0ns roam, Hight
sou.sss'g"s .ns. .d,S~;ns bath pss;.. sa'
DETROIT. N. Aso-rwo rooms aud bath;
furnished for light housekeeping.
DETROIT. n, t74--Iishf househ sspIns room
FEY rsnt Phone Usage 1920.
DENVER g.. tls-Room Tor Brht house.
Cali at side entrance.
DETROIT n. s2s Two nice large trsni
epl IN Psrsan between 3 and ia q M.
DETROIT n, tse--rwo Housekeeping room,
RLdiN g. .s2f-Tvo lishl housekeeping
EIfSSooD; fSS"s D;s,Sj Toi--iiOa'sAseDias rooms.
ELafs., g.. fst-Nedsrn Rooms Nor IIshs
housekeeping; ne children,
FRISCO, ~. sio--Fer rent, modern room !;
close In. nss of kitchen; prefer man and
whs or two women employed; reference
FOURTH W. osz--Iousek coping room.
HODGE y, ieos-Two nicsly furnished
light housekeeping rooms,
LAWToH, g.; s--rwo light hoassksspins
rooms veil furnished; eioss In; ne ehIi.
dren, otage A7st
MAIN. g. so3---For rsnt two largo nicely
furnished light housekeeping rooms; mod.
srn water In Kitchen private entrance.
MAYBELL B., o1s,-Two light houssl ssDins
NoRfoLk, >, s--Hswly papersd and sswIy
iarni.bed housekeeping rooms at rsason.
ROCKFORD, g, is2i--rwo front rooms lar.
| nished for light housek eeping, aaa hloek
from car line Phone sT6a.J.
THIRD, W, si2-For rent. two tarni.hsd
rooms for light housekeeping.
THIRD W, 4I3-TwO furnished Isht
hons"beering rooms Usage 5o5IR
VICTOR g. 4ls---Thrse Furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping 10 modern home coed
| neighhothood private entrance Phone
VICTOR. g a0i--For rent, two or three
/ light housekeeping rooms with pantry and
| screened " back porehi mo'arn. VII ear
xAETHCs g. Bs4-Two Hight housekeepins
rooms private: half block Of Wheeling
! iitney,
HoUsEKEEPISa RooN--For rent one lsrT.
furnished housekeeping rooss, Phens 0ssss
-rsaa
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED ~
BOSTON. s., a09--Nieeiy iurnishea rooms;
| single aud double hot aud eold wager; fsr
couple or two men, AZ $3.50 Sseh. Usage
AaIt q
| BOULDER, g.. I725~-Two sleeping rooms Tor
rent Phone Usage aiAT
BOSTON, n. a29--Nice eoay bedroom 10
reai; $3.50 per week to mau ar lsdy
bosfoN. g. Sa5-z-p -pesirs6Ss sleeping room;
eloAe In.
BOULDER g., 1905 Hieely gora8sSsl slseP.
ing room
.BurLDKR, B., Tos-for rent frast zlsep.
ing roosn, beAufifaDy fvxnizhed. N
ktrisll lAglsrn hania. hata axkgl kxsSs ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
AUTOMOBILES.
NuToMOnIIlEs FOR SAN

AUTOMOBILES FOR SAth 10
BUICK SIN-lqld model frat. class eondi.
tion; osper leaving town, must sell Bt
once for oash Phone Usage $3.50 or $3.50
iBUICk--For sale, Buick light six roadster.
tsiT model must sell IN next few days.
Call eo26 or Perry Hodge, West Tulsa.
DODGE CARR you want Dodge car
1917 model apa bargain call Ossga 2A{5,
FRAERtiN ROADSTER for sale; latest
moieli sllKhtly aAsd. Q. u. saIsA, Iulxa,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
AWE WISH YOU A PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
"Others Have Slogans But We Have the Goods
Is the slogan, and Mrs. W. +. ZAPF,

y.
1920 East Admiral Bulead author
TANNED AS
GESED IN The LETTER BEARING THAT NUMBER NO NAMES OR
OTHER INFORMATION APPEARS ON SCHEDULE THAT WOULD
IDENTITY OF Any OF THE CONTESTANTS THIS SEIZED
MAKE THIS DETAILED
UNDERSTAND CONDUCTEDWITH
AWARD TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS W..
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK JANUARY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
Personals.

| A. Lippa, vice president OF the Sin
clair OH a Gas Co, is back from a
visit TO his old home In Pittsburgh and
| Butler. Pa He says he ~ more than
glad 10 get back TO live town.
Selden Henry, n lieutenant in the
army with headquarters at Camp
Bureaukuard, II here visiting his
cousins, v. q. and Winston Henry.
w. r. Stewart returned yesterday
from Chicago and reports having
made arrangements for n large num-
bs< Of tank cars for immediate de
livery and expects to be able 10 handle
a large business from now on.
A. NJ Appleman is I'm the city and
rtatere that his No. 2 MARSHALL well
In l1-27-s II making t25 barrels. a
rig is up for No. .. II Is I'm the smock
pool in Kansas.
r. A. Josey. the popular producer
and head of the Roma on company,
returned yesterday with his blushing
youny bride from distant points
where he has been on an extended
honeymoon strip. To the bride and
bridegroom IL extended most hearty
welcome TO the old home town and
may happiness and continued pros
perity be theirs during the new year
John Bole Of Pittsburg IL In Tulsa
waiting his son. George, and friends
say that II feels good TO get IN a town
like Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
FORD SEDAN--.iat7 model run. 900 miles:
good AZ new eHtra equipment cost ts00i
will iAks $500 for quick sale Csll al
room 20a New pania bldg. Phone Ossss
BBH9
roRp--For sails, . new 1911 ford roadster.
phou- 1854
foRD-rur sale. road,ier; in good eOn.
dlion 6l7 West Third.
LEXINGTON chummy roadster Tor sale; ta
good shape, must keil o, once. pbone
bsgs asie
OVERLAND for sale OF trade IN sosd .ua'
ninF order East Brady
TRUCK II you are In need OF sooi ~
1 ton truck cali at an North Chcvrnus or
phone Oshru T0f5.R Pneumatic tirss An1
IN good mechanical condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
IOsT AND FOuNn

LOST AND FOUND
AUTO fIRE Feund--0ns, south sf Ovssss
Can At joe kommA's or kansss Natural
posTos g TsRsIxR AVN S.a., y o1s'so so.,. ,.,..,.
from City Veterinary hospitaii dark hrin.
DIE white chest ahd blssed collar, white
Feet screw tail; name Ia Gsisty. Call
OsAxs 90.
CAMEO BRoAcH-Losl cameo brea II In
eevsis~s disiri.t 90 2 ssrih Malls ear
Nine bssker sbop.
FOUNTAIN PEN-Lo.s. shsffsr toantsin
pen between First Presbyterian church aud
sornsr 81 Fourth and Boulder. Phone
ruR GLOVE Los.-wll pay ss Tor its re.
turn. Phone 0asEe 2sIs
hk,s- Lost, containing one hepsy key and
| 20 room To1, Palace Bldg., care TsxAA
ton ard receive tnNard.
MULEHa S,rsysd pair mouse coiored Sir.
/ yesT-old mules weight ii2S0 apiece, With
harness IN, Notify 1tp Peoples les Co
poCKETnOOk Lost, black poet stbook b..
! tween Kings meat market and the Walk.
over shoe store, eontsinipg letters bina,
/ silver and post Office money order Phone
J 7as9. Liberal reward
{ PURSE Black with some small change.
some stamps and check Phone Osase 500.
! PQCkETBook-Los Lost between scott.llalli-
burton and Hooper Bros. Phone Osago
27Ho Reward
/ STRING or JET BEADS Lost bstSeon
Majestic taeAter aud south Guthrie: sult
able reward Cedar 2l9
10. a TIRE -host between Tulsa and Bar.
tlesville new 3ixi q. 8. tire on rim
s2s reward. Western Supply company.
! WATCH Lost lsdy's gold watch aud long
chain; fancy dial, sold hands, weak front
/ I'D Finder bring 20 s25 South parh ave.
nue.; liberal reward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES

ALL UNION MEN-plsstefer and cement
flnishers local No Bl2 will give q dance
In the Moose hall, liaM South Boston
Tuesday evening, January I. 1919, TO
which all union men are cordially invited
Admission free. Bring the ladies IT, J.
McCsns, buhinas agen; Charles Egan.
presidents.
INSTALLATION Of officers Of tho Ladies'
Of Grand Army Of the Republic will b.
held at the home OF Mrs Carl Los Wednts.
day, Jauuag q
N0rlCE--knights aud isdies Of SeSrty
have changed their meetings 70 Moose
hall, il4H South Boston, Thursday eve.
ninga. y O'Clock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
sos SOUTH MAIN

the south half OF the northwest of
.ls-16-2i is u 5-bnrrel pumper.
The Alfonso oil a Gas Co. has a
barrel well In No. on the Helen NJ.
Moherman farm in the porth half OF
the southeast OF 20-i6-ai.
CUSHING--The Gypsy Oil company
is still fishing on the Campbell farm
IN the southeast corner of the south
west OF the southwest OF 2l-l7-5, The
tools were lost at 3,S75 feet. r,
OIIlrON--The Sinclair oil A. Gas
co. is drilling at f,125 feet on the c.
l.. Brooks No. 2 in 35-19-7.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
PUaELY Personal

IMPORTANT Msa in automobile assaulted
Nhis recovering ms stolen property or
confer lastiBE obligation on parents OF
innocent yiriihs by communicating with
A 2, care World.
PILES and prostste trouble A positively
new. rrtionaL rapid treatment no drugs
no utgery. no physical culture Uses gen
ue dliRiion and electrical heat. No pain.
safe dtNlce used al home Results are posi-.
tive and permanent Eiee,rothsrmai 90
Box $50, steubeuville Ohio.
SEYERAL babies for adoption Mrs MI
roy iii5 East Olive. Guthrie. Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
SOME REAL
BAR GAINS

One 1917 Mitchell roadster,
in perfect shape,
One Hudson roadster, fine
condition.
One Chevrolet roadster,
One Dodge roadster.
One Briscoe chummy.
One big Buick six, almosC
new.
One Chalmers six.
One Oakland six.
Two Buick fours, 5-passen-
ger.
One Dixie Flyer. 5-passen-
ger.
One Studebaker, T-passen-
ger.
A BIG STOCK OF OTHER
USED CARS
These Cars Are in Fine Shape
and Real Bargains
ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

OF s-fs-i6. the Ilutcher and slsler No.
IL on their fee is n 6-barrel well
The Ozark Trail on A Gas company
haH b-bnrrel well In No. 1 on the
Parl Willis farm IN 3-25-l6.
II. lawson has a a0-barrel well
IN No. = on his fee In the southwest
OF the southeast OF ag-26-l5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

NOWATA Talbot and .associA ties
No. In 2S-is-lb Is dry and aban-
doned below the lime depth at 1870
feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

John Bole Of Plttsburg IL In Tulsa
Visiting his son. George, and friends
say that Il feels good TO get IN a town
like Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

FRANKLIN COUNTY, KAN.-The
Wellington n Wellsville oil n Gas
Co. No. 8 on the II. Lister farm In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

HOUSEKEEPING ROoM--For rent, one isrTe
furnished housekeeping rooss. Phone ossss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

PONCA CTrY-E. w. Marland has
a 20-barrel well in sand found from
i.b24 to 1899 feet In his No. in 49,
2b2e but will go to the deeper sand.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-07
COLLEGE BOYS TO
FIGHT ON FARMS
az rJnIted Pressl .

WASHINGTON Jianee--The Ameri-
can college student is going to heIr
fight DeHocracy's battle on the farm
this summer.
Thousands Of students in institutions
from every corner OF the country al
ready have enrolled in the United
States Public Service Reserve and coll
Ieges are steadily asking more enroll
rnent cards.
Officials of the emp1oyment service
hope the total enroIlpnent will reach
10000 before. the summer vacation be-
gins.
Many colleges are closing early and
will reopen later than usual in the fall
in order that the men who are engaged
in the all-importapt work of raising
food may not have to Eaiss any Of their
class work.
The university Of Pittsbqrg sends
this message:
"our whole effort Is toward this
goal-every student in the government
service for five months
Wisconsin university is trying to en-
roll every available man. and Califor-
MIA expects to enroll at least 1000.
Texas Agricultural college is expect
ing to send large. groups OF its students
to Wisconsin and Kansas wheat
farms.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-07
FAVOR PLAN TO PREVENT
GRAIN FIELDS BURNING

Control and prevention Of fires in
grain fields was the matter most seri-
ously discussed at the meeting OF the
sCommercial association last evening.
While the matter was referred to the
county affairs committee. it was the
general opinion that some system for
spreading fire alarms through the
farming districts should be devised.
and that means for fighting fires
should be placed at convenient places
so, in case Of an alarm, volunteers
could get them readily to be taken
where most needed. Another recom-
mendation is that farmers leave plowz
with doubletrees attached in their
field where they can be readily hitch
cd TO. SO burrows to stop the spread
of fire can be started.
A vote of thanks was extended 60
Prof. c. o. Breach. leader of the Al
ia orchestra for the splendid enter
tainment afforded az the time OF the
reception given the drafted boys last
week. Mr.. Breach would have been
highly complimented could he have
heard the words in his praise.
Bills 10 the amount OF S2I5.41 were
audited and ordered paid. The treas
uror's report showed a balance In the
treasury of S576.2s,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-07
Doing Farm Work Near
Kamela on Homestead
fEast pregonian speelaL }


MEACHAM, June 5. = Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Austin and daughter Ruth
went to Kamela on Friday to do some
farm work on their homestead.
Miss Helen Brog returned here on
Friday from La Grande after spend
ing a week with her sister. Miss F. H,
Fair.
Arthur Thompson made trip to
La Grande on Saturday evening.
Jay and Leo Hawes arrived from
La Grande on Sunday. the former to
work here and the latter to visit rel
atives.
Clarence Halves of La Grande ar
rived from PendletOn sunday to have
a brief visit with relatives before
leaving for Mare Island, California
where he is to receive training as, be
enlisted in the Marines.
Mrs. Dick Hilyard returned to her
home in Telocaset on sunday after .
visit here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. OFT Boozer and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. John Boozer
and children arrived from Harrison.
Ark, on Monday to reside here again
Several years ago they made their
home here
Nina Ross and Dale DeRson re-
ceived Diplomas for passing in the
eighth grade examinations.
Chas. Hawes, Jay Hawes and Miss
Rhoda Managers went to La Grande
Tuesday afternoon to bid good bye TO
Clarence Hawes. who leaves for Mare
island Calf.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-07
REALTY TRANSFERS


Deeds.
VIM. L. Noble TO o. p. Bowman,
1925, NV Ia NV IA. section 22i
township L north, range 80,
Elmer p. Dodd ct nx to Nora Maud
Akers, $40. Sc ia NV IA NV IA
and + 1-2 SW IA SW Ia section 8.
township north. range %
W. w. Illsley to Georgeana H; Ills
ley 81. Lots 10 and 20, block 10, lots
ID, Hermiston.
John W. Lncasle ct ux to Esther NJ.
Bloomer, $500. Lot Is, block 263, {.
C. II. Boerstler ct ux to Fred W.
Elrath .$5l3. Mete and bound NV IA
section 26.s township 6 north, range
s5.
Western Land &. Irrigation Co, to
Charles L. Opel 81. S 1-2 S 1-2 NV
rs sW Ia. section 80. township 5
north, range 20.
Cynthia A. Koontz, to r. r. Ward,
800. Mete and bound. lot 4, block
s, Echo.
William J.. clifford ct ux to w. J.
Furnish. $40. NV Ia SIC IA NV
ia section 4. township north, range
80.
Mamie Brown ct con to Margaret
$4,000. Lot 10. Block .,
addition PendIeton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-07
MORE PAY GIVEN
MARRIED OFFICERS

CAMP LEWIS. Juns 5.--Commu-
tation quarters. light and heat for Of
fieers who have dependents is being
paid here for the first time. II brings
the pay of a second lieutenant up to
tI71 a month and adds more than
SlO0 a month to the pay Of Major
General H. A. Greene.
The first payment will be nearly
100000 to officers here. the vouch-
ers being retroactive to April 16. and
every month hereafter $175.O0O win
be added to the camps payroll.
The bill has been designated as
first aid 10 cupid" by officers. only
those who have wives or other de-
pendents being able to participate un-
der It's benefits. II Is expected that
there will be a noticeable increase an
the marriage licenses issued to ju-
nior officers isf -sss = e-e
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-07
28 YEARS AGO

CFron the sEast ofegoniap for June
e. 1900 l4e
Henry Miller, q convict In the pepi-
tentiary at Wa1ia Nalla. sentenced 10
20 years, attempted to escape by
1pmRing IN q wagon and covering
Himself with bricks. The driver Of
the wagon discovered something
wrong and drove Into the city and
called on the police who made a
search and discovered and pulled
Miller out.
Officers Cnlp ana johnson arrested
a man sliRposed to be insane at the
depot last evening; He had ridden
on the. tricks OF the train and on
reaching Pendleton. crawled out from
He then commenced to
whifl around In q circle and then
start off at a tangent. not knowing
or caring where n..fd@
Al specIaI westbound train passed
through Pendleton last evening,
loaded with blue coated troopers.
They comprised Troop d, Second
cavalry ana were on their way from
Boise Barracks, idaho, to Arizona
They will meet the troops from Fort
Walla walla. who are now on the
move at Portland. and the entire reg
iment will depart fer Arizona to ex-
change with the Fourth Cavalry
Which win be sent to- this depart-
ment. ID h.le. as.g+t