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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
SHORTHAND AND BOOKKEEPING

Wide-awake women, DESTROYS Of dunlt-
tNlng quickly foriwaitinE positions, know
that Miners Expert school liz do
'ng the most efficient work In Oklahoma
CITY, Prof. Miner gives his personal at
iNilnn To every student. Mr.. Gregg.
widely Rdvcrtises the Famous Miner IN
lyrnntioual Cold Medal" dcvoting one
large cloth bound book. Expert Short
hrnd Speed Course entirely To the sub
lcci. Mr. Gregg recently wrote Prof
Miner from New York mo one can
question the fact that YOU have stood
FOR the highest standards and u ethics In
ihc shorthand profession" We graduate
energetic students IN three months.
either IN Gregg or Graham. in which
Mt Miner has been U reporter and
teacher for thirty years: only qulck ropor-
ipriaI methods employed our Prot Lnv
ranks pre-cmiuent us nm expert. paiuslE-
Ing teacher Of bookkeeping Dissatisfied
students rom other schools enroll with ug
immensely 20 their advantage n you
want quick results follow our graduates
INTO position at once. only s. 30 month
.y, all books required only g.. English.
spelling and touch typcwritiuR free
Miners Expert shorthand school. ,it w.
Main, Maple 2542.
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nlsllW ASHER wanted at & w. CALI
fnruIU
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FOR RFNT-3 clean, cheerful house.
keeping rooms, Cor people who work.
IN private family. aa6 n Eighth ~.
THREE modern untlrnlshed housekeep-
inE roums $40 w. End.
TwO nicely furnished lieht housekeep-
Ing rooms for rent biS W, California.
FOR RENT or 4 h%ousekoepIng rooun,
'''h : lone sd' 1879 T. 9th
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WANTED strong boy. IG ear to
,lln trade App, Press Room. Daily
uhlNhUmou
WANTED Two house To- -housy a%pIi.Ii.
mrs 'o avlI blankets and other house.
nHld suDDIUIiIrs liberal contracts and
.u's' Nui wagon furnished 1870 f.
hudson
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MALE HELP WANTED.


NANTFD.N good urocartmlu 10 work
IN grocery store, 2S Broadway CIr.le
Nuluui -G1.
uIHilN ASHER wanted az rs. Cali
foru0H.
gTopT-
Wanted man wIib nrng,,rol ,,p.ri-
,prc Ir ,,,,iI stn NV bbIl' s''n I,.I Jnp''
hts future. must like mercantile work
and Dee thoroughly interested boo fitting
himself for rem ,,ocutiy, position boz
charge 1t one ~ our growing chain Of
torres. this permanent position viii ID,
I,'lIF 'o q mans advantage when rec
'Vlusl.N'N. "I present war conditions
.,G.rt.r., ,ui U,,5 ',,'',l f,','
rirv Tor nd,,nccmsr, IND n.,, nnnt' rn.
Iton with r1pld CROWN. and long rs-
.rlllshrd firm covering much Of th,
United States State age and fIl OK
ulrIenru. giving amount az roI1ry r,.
.'lFed Application Confidential. Ad-
'''- h-l0'. care Oklahum1u.
.IU\lNG PICTURE OIEKAT0K wanted
npo not subject 20 draft; desirable
NIu.' I"' respectable, pninsipkIug com.
'rI'ni person. CIV, particulars in zee
'.'N'r VI a. ''r' 'Nmh"nI'l
VA It'~IHo men with light .lf. 20
travel and collect fur 70 we'll known
'h.Dlrn house liberal sl'l.y 1yi ~
i"n.'s good reference and personal bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24

goo Weaver Hldr Main and Harvey
WIZ train sou IN the l'rs shortest pu
itl" time for "a good position St,uur.
f'phy, IypcWrI'Iug, Bookkeeping. Higher
Accounting special training Tor govern
mont positions. Hero % will get the
individual attention YOU should have En-
Ter n time Day ard night school
Phone NRnlo 27s.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
FAIR VISITORS Modern sleeplns
rooms one block from %carlin,. b2i II.
'lh. Phone Maple 1891.
DOWNSTAIRS front sleeping room Stl
Norlh Stiles. Walnut 2GQa.
rial "~CAtErEHlA SUPPER.
MATS lOc n l5c, VEGETABLES DC.
DESSERTS be n Zoe, HOME COOKING
YALE CAFETERIA
broadway, south IT Lce.HuckIns.
NICELY furnished rooms for ,Ii6.,
transient or permanent roomers 40,
w sth. Maple 1929 y"
SLEEPING rooms With hath. hot ma
cold water; ! BLOCK from cur line. walk
ing distance, 200 v. 9Th.
NICELY furnished room vi ". 9TH a.
49, W 9Tn-Rocm. %pri,nur entrance
furnace heat. Walnut 1870.
MODERN sleeping rooms. hot bath soc
Hnd luoG's w. Main Maple $40
FON RENT Very desirable sitting room,
ana sleeping room, en- suite. Ia new
nome, uOrthwrHt y block from CIasson
car references required. Maple As2
80 u. l0TH-Thtec large nicely Furnished
homc-llLo rooms bath adjacent Ner-
nn1 floor; large private home. garage n
rear, no children. choice residence In.
''llon' COSY walking distance. Culbert
suu car ut corner. connects with C,nttn
line; n.s'.clnss meals within block ire.
Ter gentlemen, nurses or business won.
en- Telephone Walnut 1856.
NEWLY furnished. strictly modcrl
rooms WIN excellent table board
ihomnH hotel, 1875 y. Robinson. Bel
Na'ulna prop
NlDELr rurutHnrd front bedroom, pr
Nnl" home modern ,Ouvouicuccs as,
W 7rd Wei 1o25
LARGE. rIoru. modern. well Furnished
rooms for iuir visitors sol Nortn
hrondwny Ihouc " i1G7-H
MOST dcsirubir room boo nif. To- lad,
employed. with INDY alone siils b.
hlh walnut CESS
NICELY furnished southeast room. pri-
,Nnio home, walking distance. Maple
NOTICE TO FAIR VISITORS Fur.
niTnrd rooms, ltyHtorlcs. hot aud cold
NnNlhE Wtt'i, convenient ~ three car.
lines, watkins distance, a. Wet sixth.
TWO modern slrrpiu" looms. ON c%arIlns
'l' " an ihon, Walnut 7Isy
FOR RENT modern. well furnished
rooms aud snlpge 500 West Gth
WO nicely furnished sleeping rooms "a
'tnl'al ear linz loi " Chickasap
furnished modern room. walk,
lnF distance, reasonable r1i,s wal.
1870
2lg y 5TH- Nicely furnished room 10.
FAR NisiturH, block Of Fair Ground,
Ihun' Walnut 3'UN.
N'LLY furnished llght housekeeping
rooms llio rarHge AUl e. 6th
FAIR VISITORS Two rooms IN mod
orn homt. y broadway car stops op.
r".Ii" door i'f " l3th Walnut b7sl
TWO connecting rooms near Falr
grounds Maple 1884,
.IlrlL 'front.' room. adjoining hatL
'o employed people. no. other roomors
vs. t'rr"u'h Walnut 1882
NICELY furnished sleeping room. walk.
NIX distance, ~ T. End
THREE furnished roorns for rent A. ma
W tfit
NICELY Furnished rooms Iu p1yat.
home. with breakfast ana = O'Clock
lInn'ri 1000 " sth Maple 2sIl
FOR REST Modern suite NJ room. 10,
T. or gentlemen Nprl, % " Sth
FAIR VISITORS Comfortable rooms.
accessible 20 gl parts. centrally Iucni.
'N, every convenience. reasonable rates.
plenty NJ heat and bot water 81 \
Robinson
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All weekday classified advertising
rum "a both papers at ono price sun
day Okla homan, one Issue, same rate m
the two dallieH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24

HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems sec.
ond. nand clothing, shoes, guns, etc
Maple 3972, will call.
FlRST.CLAsS shoe repairing prices
rleht; an work guaranteed. 10 W
WANTED-Chld to care for. one To- i've
years old Cpll al lll6 " Main
BEST PRICES paid for second. hand
clothing, shoes. Maple 253i.
SHOE REPAIRING 1914 " Park.
WANTED-juO pairs Of shoes TO repair
no . Broadway Henry Duffy.
CASH PAID for indies and gents sec.
ond hnnd clothing. Walnut 5000
WANTED goo men 10 buy 200 suits, AN
tailor muic. Just an good uE new le,t
ln plNI; will sell cheap SMITHS Pawn
Sh"p, sc = Broadway. Phone Maple
ulu
WANTED Horizontal type d on \ b. y
steam engine and boiler. EurluuE
1r'r', Wclrctlt1, Okla
49, ANlrun ,0p men to buy 300 oycrcuuts,
JUST al good Az new. LEFT ln pawn.
WlI sell DlNlI ut Smlth'a Pawn Shop,
~ SuI'h I~ro'dW.' Phone Maple SOTO
TINE Al BUYER OF Second hand cloth
iug, shoes, hats, etc. Maple i2lu.
NANTED-By man and wife: farm on
shares; would like 100 acres In wheat:
well experienced with farming and
stock; both good workers, blanchard,
okla, Route ., BOX ~.
rE'ANS wanted. any quantity. highest
cIsh prices paid Quality Products 60.
Wholesale shelled Nuts SOP y. Hudson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24

W \NTEu-Wh ncu to learn t1 do press
Ing Apply Excelsior Cleaning CO., go
" Broadway
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men or womcu
Apply Chef SNrvln Hotel
WANTEn-Lndy s%trnoErapner On uAsK
ln man town. j V. care Oklluomor
GOVERNMENT NEEDS thousands oI
men and women, positions boo Washing.
ION ana your state. examination held
continuously no previous experience roe
1uired. let us help sou secure rrr. write
today. free particular. cent immediately
columbia School OF civil Service. Dept. 2.
Jordan Bldg Washington. u g.
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An Opportunity to Serve

'H' DpBOiI NlIlNN W bIlNN
Vow that every ounce n woman.
power must be ranged alongside the
wuI-puWrr Of the nation. II iH mo-
longer the fashion Tor a healthy. Co.,.
tslilgont iourg woman 20 remain in
ldlrn,ss. Tho knowledge that her
services pr" needed mikes every pN.
'rln''r rirI want 60 DO something that
is worth while.
hut what 70 should be .umtlnIrg
for which she ls naturally fitted. and
Whinu viii not require Il long period
Of training one Of the BOOST OF ar
svprs u.s. Telephone Operating
Tho telephone operator g work ls
Interesting 10 IFS NJ vital Importance
To- no uuUilC welfare. ~ is entirely
unlike factory, store or office work
10 lus 20 charm pIl Ite own Tho
work Us performed under ideal CON
ditIOns. under the Vuichml cnrf ~
sympathetic supervisors. n Is per.
m1urui. the pay is good aud advance.
mont i9 certain 'o those who .u1I.fE.
See our School Principal 40 Room
,If. Telephone Bllg
suITHW ESTERN BELL TELE
PHONE GO.
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iNo large liHht housekeeping rooms.
'yerything furnished; no children. sol
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

ROOMS ?npcred. s. and M: will bring
samples also painting c. r. Roach
walnut 35is
INDEPENDENT psper-hangcr. Phone
Walnut 1888
ROOM popered, ,2 and M. will hrlnr
samples painting reasonable. Maple
1924 ". n Roach.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
The BateS-D Davis Private
School

The Bates Davis Private
School
,01 Weaver Hldr. Main and Harvey
WIZ train SOU IN the y,rt shortest pu
|.tIH time for "a good position -f,rus.
pphy. TypcvrItIug. Bookkeeping. Higher
Accounting Special training Tor govern
mont positions. Hero YOU will get the
individual attention YOU should have En-
Ger any time Day ard night school
Ihon" Mnolo 23s
NNNTEp-Nc1t. rcluul, woman FOR
general housoN0rf e1e " Grand
WANTEu-Nurso rirl. white or colorcd
good wages 90 right party. 52i Broad
WAY circle Phone Walnut s2'i.
WANTED - feeders. folders aud shirt
machine girl. Apply ~ Excelsior
''nndg, ~ y Hr17o0
WANTED-N girl 10 assist with work.
morning nud evening Tor room and
board 13a W 9Th
NNNIlu.N pm1u cook. Ni "a week.
%" mot phone. Apply gt rear 1876 81.
'nnIrpn' Thomas lutri
WANTED First. cass cook f0r rammer
riul hotel rhou, Love hotel. Purcell.
OKLA
GOOD disnntshcr wanted at ~ vs.. Reno
N' N'' WIN.
WANTED First class cook nor CONNER
oio hotel Phone Love Hotel, Purcell
Okla
NANTEn. White woman 10 work in
small boarding house, out of town.
good wages. Phone Walnut i315. Mrs
Moore.
Neutrality-suspicious. girl or woman
Tor general homework must ho good
cook Phone Maple i01a
WANTEp-YHuur ladies. 10 90 as Years
NJ age, 20 take mp COMpTOMETEN
work +, pleasant nnd profitable Az.
PLY Miss Carroll il2-l3 Patterson Bldg
COOK wanted Phone Walnut 1878.
RELIABLE colorcd woman for general
homework Phone Walnut i22s.
WANTED Middle aged lady Tor general
houscwurks no washing good wngcs
Apply. 2lsO w l1fR or call Walnut 1ill
WAN1ED-Gir FOR light clerical work IN
office, reply " handwriting, stating
cducnt iun, Hrc. experience and salary eN.
pec'ed 500 care okl1humDu
NNNrEb-Nhii, woman or girl f1r gen.
efal h~ousuWurk. good cook. mo- wash.
INK kood wages nlso rAinhle cuIorcd
wnshwoman Phone Walnut 1884
WANTED Eyppricuccd snl,4rdy I'm
s%hlrtwlist department, permanent POSI-
'iun n good SALARY. klufman's Pm.
rlsinn
WANTED a. once, H rUud woman to
keep house. Z I'm family and live on
ilrlu Address a. Il Gilbert Euhanks.
Dk'1
W AN TIE -ENperipuced s'cnorTnpher
best opportunity Tor advancement. an
stating experience. nuu. also sal
AIRY desired R-s5, Oklnhoman
LEARN trade where nav has always been
same No mems. opening AN branches.
good pay while learning stephens
P'lniinH Modesto hide
WOMAN dishwnshcr good place ion
steady woman no w en-
WANTED Elderly lad, to core for two
children, , mud 3 years. hours. Z a. m.
10 = O. IN. Apply IN person. iO0is n
WANTED Buokkegp sand sterographer.
must he thorough and competent. none
need npIAy Call In person only
sharp Auto Supply CO.
$50 SCHOLARSHIP will be given away
Wednesday NJ Capitol CITY Businpsss
State Fair booth. can al booth
In Llbtml Art building. register, no cost.
no obligation.
wANTED-w White gih for general house.
work ei2 W. lith
wANTED-A woman who has had some
office experience, such NJ billing and
and can operate typewriter. Lee.
lluckins Hotel
WANTED-Colored woman 10 cook aud
DO housevorb Nust civ" reference T
- u 'h
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''lN NtNT Three nicely furnishes
housekeeping rooma u~pstAlrA N pri.
''le home, adults only. Walnut 2i2s,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24

TWO light housekeeping rooms, close In.
lO3 w Noble. Phone Walnut ssa6.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24

TWO front rooms of cottage AZ 100 W.
6th. Can al M W. 9Th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

COMPETENT rolorcd gradu'e nurse de-.
sIrrs any kind of cases. wpssucing a
-rnc.tlty Phone Walnut sSs7
WANTED Position by eyporcn ed
s'cnogrophor. Can furnish references
Ihnn, Walnut 'lNl.E
NNNrtp. ~Strupgrlpbtc work 10 do
evenings. Accuracy guaranteed. Years
experience Phone Maple 1855
SITUATION WANTED ~ elderly lady
ne luuseNecuvr and cook for elderly
couple or bachelors home DO not on-
feet TO leaving city Am first class. B-il2,
uklnhomHu.
NANrLD-P Permanent position by young
Indy, stcuOrraphy and general office
work May sanders S%pringdaic. Ara.
COMPETENT sttnogrhpher wants copy
work 10 do evenings az home. wal
NlCE. reliable colored girl wants work
general huus'Wurk or chiIuborm1Id
Walnut fil3.
sTENOGRArHlC position wanted hy
houuH lndE. Z years experience. SIS
nr' uklahoman
EXPERIENCED bookkecper wants posi-.
tor. cnn give references sos y 9Th So
SITUATION wanted. permanent posi-.
ton, by young lady assistant book
Keeper. cashier and general office work
TIN years experience. now employed
can furnish good reference
PRACTICAL nurse. hospital experience
maternity cases preferred. So per
week Tel Manic IL, Hsk for Mrs Jnmea
COMPETENT strnogrnphet. 8 years eS.
peIieugc. desires position: hest refer
Or''r N'lrUt 1i7
iTENOGRAPHER wants position with
use ot iNpfNrit,r; can take some dictH-
lion some experience. Walnut 5ih9.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-01
tor also scents a political odor
in the criticisms being made.

tor also scents n political odor
in the criticisms being made.
-~~S~~-~--
In his talk to the farmers at
Urbana. H.. President Wilson
did not say that he believed the
war would end this year. ellie
said that the achievements of
this year on one side Of the
other must determine the is
sues" Those achievements
might be in the form of prepa-
rations that would end the war
next year on later.
~-S-~-s~O~sss~
The timber business is good
now and promises to be good
after the war because Of the
great reconstruction work in
Europe's shipbuilding needs
and new buildings necesSitated
in this county; the time seems
at hand for making use of the
timber near Ukiah.
If the Portland ball team
wants to get early training in a
land of sunshine and locust
blossoms Pendleton is the burg
they need at the same time we
have the best baseball grounds
to be found.
/ -~-~~~S S~-s-"-~-~
/ The weather report for Jan
.uary in Pendleton shows I8
days of rain, nine clear days,
eight partly cloudy days and Ia
cloudy days; can you figure
how that happened in a 81
day month?
-~@-@-$ SS-S-SS
Through the army physical
examinations some men are
learning more about them
selves than they ever knew be-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-01
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
(IN ADVANCED

more may see Austria forced
out of the struggle, through
pressure at home.
Too much, however. should
mot be expected Immediately.
1t is not customary for a people
to go back on a victorious gov
ernment and the German for
Ices at present are in position to
claim victory. After the allies
have massed sufficient
strength that they can carry
on a successful offensive with
prospects of driving the enemy
farther and farther back tow
ards Berlin the story will be
different. The German gov
.ernment will then stand in the
role of defeated government,
with indications of a crushing
and humiliating defeat if the
war is continued. When that
time comes we may expect the
German and Austrian peace
advocates to exert themselves
in earnest. Just as people
cling to a winner so do they
desert a loser, as rats forsake a
sinking ship. o
A good successful drive by
the allies this summer may en-
able the long repressed social
lists of Germany to step forth
with a line of action that will
spell doom for the kaiser and
his policies.
One thing is certain from the
standpoint of the allies and it is
that vigorous political often
Isive should be carried on as the
allied soldiers go over the top
during the coming spring and
summer. 1t will be attacking
the enemy fore and aft and
such tactics cannot fail to take
the heart out of a nation al
ready starved and impoverish-
ed from long isolation from the
Icivilized world.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-01
. oTa
AWAKENING

O extensive are the re-
S ports of the socialistic
discomfort in Germany
and Austria that there can
scarcely be doubt as to the au-
thenticity of such stories. The
Russian propaganda is having
its effect upon the proletariat
in Berlin and Vienna. Like
wise the war aims statements
of President Wilson and Lloyd
George have made an impress
sion there.
The people Of Austria and
Germany are beginning to
learn that the allies fight not
against the people of central
Europe but against the abOmi-
nable military autocracy that
started the war and has waged
the bloody, costly struggle, not
for a worthy ideal but for sor-
did ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The Aus
trians seem to have grasped
the idea that they are but
pawns in the kaiser's game
and have no vital concern in
the character of peace he con-
tends for. In fact they are
learning that German defeat
may mean better results for
Austria than would a TeutOn
victory.
The situation is hopeful, par
ticularly with reference to Aus
tria. II is within the range of
probabilities that a few months
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-01
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE
AROUND HERMISTON
MANY INTERESTING TRANSAC-
T1ONS TAKE PLACE THIS
PAST WEEK.
Bi-WeekIy cub Meets With AIr&
HinllIe: Red Gross Auxiliary EStab-
lishcd in New Quarters.

rfF.RIITSrrf>g reh t-Hcr,nisfon
raai ost9ts men have been having
some interostins t,auaaetfons tn nan
dla ,,,n 'naet rn,v d,ve anon, some
of mon - p uinl,lr bourbt Of r.. ~
-. -, '.o,.a.. ~ r.i,,,,,r1,,a., Iona at
rba cash nrice of s3s6o. GEORGE
efrohn, harg,t 70, acr.e nr r,,y tond
f,.or1 w II sI,inne,. ~ s-0o Henry
IIanby honFbt rom acrssz M raw rand
r,.,,,, r,,,.., si.t,,,,o, = a, t,.rnas
honr,b, t1a rasidenra NJ Postnaster
,Tohn IT yogn~ for s1,a. II is re-
nortaa ttat at5or acaIs aro In nro-
go ~, ,,,~t,,,,,,e,
~, -. -,,.,. 49,. ,,-,,, ,t,.-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-01
S T u M E ZE
ENDS SIX YEARS OF
STOMACH MISERY

For six years I suffered with ca
tarrh of tho stomach, indigestion.
sourncss. gases. headache. and souic-
times felt as though my stomach was
being eaten up. decided to try
STCMEZE. In two days | was feel
ing relieved OF my suffering. | nov
have a good appetite and can cat any
thing 1 like without suffering in tho
least. ! ask YOU who are 'sufferinE
from stomach troublo to give this
great remedy trial and be mado
well, as l have been" Howard L.
Bolan. us y. Second ST. Tacoma.
Washington. STuMEZE is for sal"
ana guaranteed by all druggists
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-01
BEHIND THE MASK

/ ~ 0ST of the independent
JTk press of the country
credit political cOnsid-
erations with being back of the
criticisms made of the admins
tration' Swar waging work.
The special correspondent of
the Springfield Republican
sends his paper long story
from Washington, which is but
an enlargement upon the fol-
lowing Introductory sentences {:
"Behind the mask of a lot of
current war criticisms, there is
organized politics of as des-
perate sort as a minority
party ever engaged in. The
play for power and recogni-
ton is pressed, while the poll
ticians exercise their utmost
lung power in crying patrio-
tism. The activity is in fact,
anything but patriotic. Break
the administration; undermine
public confidence, discredit
Wilson, are the slogans. The
goal is to get things going for
a political campaign that will
win the senate and the house
for the republicans next No
vember."
The Christian ScidAce Moni-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-01

Through the army physical
examinations some men are
learning more about them
selves than they ever knew be-
fore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-01

The prevailing cold snap Will have
tendency TO check Improvement
work on tho project.
A message from Herbert sullivan
in tho navy at san Diego, indicated
that he and Logan Todd would leave
that place Immediately for New YORK,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-01
cor. HOUSE LEAVES CAPITAL
Returns Ia New York After Confer
enccS With Wilson.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l.-rolonci
T.. NJ. House, who had been guest at
the White House for two days. return-
ed To his home in New york, he and
tho president had several long con-
tcrcnCcs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-01
SOME DAY.

: some day fresh erass viii creep
, along the Belgian lanes.
, Some day the flowers viii 4
, open to the day,
, And on the grave of my brave 4
; soldier boy The grass win 4
; STOW,
, But not today.
, Some day the birds will build
, their nests again around
, Lille.
? And on the dunes again viii
children play;
b Some day kind Time will lay
, her hand upon my aching
y heart,
But not today.
, Some day, that golden day. which
the future holds.
, When trumpets blow. and
, angels line the way,
, Ny soldier boy VIII come TO
, meet me down the glitter
ing ranks,
, But not today.
, b. Welcome. brave mother-heart,
, the day at last has dawn (
, ed,
The parting and the pain have
b passed away"
, Yes: I shall see. my ears shall :
hear. my heart grow
young
Bun not today.
, From Iowa Times.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-01
1890 $1,000
MASmTI.CNN SOLDIEE Is DEAD.

~ ''77I9EII II ~ TI8-.-FI7s
WASHINGTON. Fen. Among
those i'm the American army officially
reported to have died in France from
pneumonia was OTTO II. Petrick.
private of Washtucna, Wash.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-12

One of the neatest and best kept
Colored school buildings in this city
is the Wendell Phillips school, How
ard and Vine street, which is due to
the untiring and ceaseless efforts of
its most excellent %janitor and engi-
neer, J.. D. Watkins, who is one of the
best in this city. He believes the
anne service hat would be demanded
for a white public building should be
given to a Colored public institution
and for that reason the sidewalks
grounds. windows and floors of Wen
dell-Phillips School always look spic
and span.