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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14

u noon temperature. As
>, NJ. temperature. ............. As
~ Hlinum temperature TO i. NJ 4s
~ hlihhm temperature TO 5 i. NJ 81
y! N'h temperature" ............... ~
r'rHiai temperature ........... 5s
iC'hclcncy in temperature. IA
EH,eSS III temperature since
March ......., ......... IS
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
uary l ............... l4s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14

Observation-Disclosures.
WINCHESTER. VA, April 13-Mr.
and Mrs. william Childs. OF Summit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
The Weather
Fnrnlsh'd by y. s. Weather Isurcau.)
ucdcrnl Summer Time Uscd.) .
Forecast: Virginia

Forecast: Virginia
-Gcncrniiy fnir SUN
dny nnd Monday,
SLOWLY rising tenn
perRturc.
North Carolina
Generally fnIr Sum
dny and Monday
slowly rising tenn
pcruturr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
IRISH CONSUMPTION
PASSES FIRST TEST
Asquitb Opposes Measure, but De-
clincs to- Attempt to Dust
Cabinet on Issue.
BoNAR LAW DEFENDS MEASURE
Ministry Will Introduce Bill Grant
ing Local Government to ireland.
NatfOnalists Defeated by 100
votcs-Samuel Creates Eproar,
fBy As.oc,n,cd rre..l

LONDON. April ia proposal by
Irish Nationalis,s to omit the conscrip-
ton of Ireland clause from tho gov
eminent man-powcr bin was rejected
By d majority Of 172 in the House of
Commons last night. The total vote
shows that large ecction of the
house abstained from voting.
Tho debate In the house yesterday
and last night was remarkable for the
speech Of former Premier Asquith. who.
while strongly objccting "a tho con-
scription OF Ireland. frankly declined
TO take the responsibility at the mo-
ment the nation Is facing u grave mill
tary crisis of pushing that opposition
TO the extent Of forcing change In
the government. Henry T.. Duke,
cfiicf Secretary for Ireland. attempted
10 conciliate tho Irish members. The
effort led to "a strong alteration with
the Nutionalizts al the close Of the
debate.
The government spokesman in the
house. Andrew Bonar Law in a brief
speech winding up the discussion, con-
tended that the government had
moral right in what they were doing.
and would be craven not to do 1t.
we could not tell America she had
the right 10 conscript lriShmcn In the
United States while we had not the
same right at home" he said. We
intend a the earliest moment TO intro
duce a bill which We hope will give
home rule. or rather local government.
TO Ireland"
This statement brought q fresh up
roar and laughter from the Irish mem
bers
Bonar Law went on: We shall
try to carry 1t through simultaneously
with preparations for carrying out the
uan-power bill; that Is al l can say"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14

few drops Oh your tender, ach-
ing corn or callus. Instantly
the soreness disappears and
shortly you will find the corn
or callus so shrivelcd and
loose that YOU can lit it of
with the fingers.
Just think! You get rid of
a hard corn, soft corn or
corn between the toes, as we'll
as hardened caliuscs without
suffering one particle. Frecz-
one is magic. Keep it Oh
dresser. Costs Il few cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
ANCE, April l3.-"All machine
n emplacements have been shot
ay. but every gun is working like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14

Gowns
En- for Ladies' Maslin Gowns,
OON low neck, short sleeves,
embroidery trimmed: 75c value.
co. for Ladies' Crepe Gowns.
OJS low neck; Soc value.
90. for Ladies' Muslin Gowns,
on low neck, embroidery trim
med; $1.00 values.
G. m for Ladies' Musli In
C1sVO Gowns, low. v and
square neck; lace and embroidery
trimmed; $3.50 values.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16

Multitud de personals me Hamsn
brujo. por Ia simple raz0n de que no
compreRden mis- s;mpieS, Perc efecti-
YES melodies de curar Z distaIcla sin
el uSO de medicines Otros dlcen cue
SOY uno de tanI0s c~hariataneS cue
sTr-an Ell cOntIlente; pero ningGnS
De cStas personals t;elen legal Y
:ustflcaGa razCa; tengo en TIL Dnse-
sion IEnURerabieS testimonies dc pa
cIentes agratecidOS, personals coDse--
yatiyas y huE-2das, CUE estaE prom
tas para dar una d~eciaracoia iurada
delante de 2utoridades CGmpeteates,
a~SeguEano0 cue las personals que ST.
gan al.S irSt-GcciOpsS = c~oHSejos de
buena ie, no solo Pucden ailviar suS
eaferDeS2GcS. .peTo ~cS-$erva- 81 So
lud despueS &c ~adquIEida, eStaS per-
son residences de EstadCs Uni
dos y Mexico y y~sciaos de algunos
&c ids, pregunteleS directamente no
hay que ateStiguar con mueTtGS- 81
ar00i sc cOnOce pOr Su fruto. va clare
verau que no soy bFujo nj me ayuda
Ell 6jablo. aungue trato enfe-nedadsS
de tods natara!eza- Nj traSajo Sc b.
50 en principles logicoS y natQraks y
Ia fiioSofia De yiYir en- les conocimiea-
toS que teISamos De pGeStra actual
esistencia Y su ~prop0sito. Nj mas
grande teseo es ayudar 4 aqasiios
Q1e Quieran scr ayud2dOs Y servir q
.DioS. No Sc Gejen enganaT; 10 pa
guen 81 diner0 = personals sin escru-
puip, que deScaradamente pretenden
ser FL Professor VI. c. Martinez de Los
Angeles, California. No estoy esta-
blccidO en- esta Y cuand0 Salga 20
hare saber al publico en- mis- aRuncios-
Pref. VI. c. MARTINEZ.
- PoGerSSO Sanador.
1875 5. Spring Street.
Ins Angeles. California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
Ha side del1andado e]
C~oberuador del {.
de Hidalgo
For Correo. para LA PRENSA-'

For tofreo. p.-2 In fNG-'SH
PECHUC.s, HIDALGC, 10 de agos-
to.--El senior Ponpeyo CraVioto, pro-
pietario de una hacienda Immediate 4!
Zoauital. ha entabiado una demanda
de amparo ante el Juez de Distrito de
esta ciudad. contra actos del Ejecu-
two del Estado. por habcr este, de a
cuerdo con Ia CoMision Agraria, frac-
cionado dicha hacienda para repartir-
la entire algunos l~abradores que soil
citarcn reparto de tierras.
Dicho reparto Sc comenzaba a Iievar
q efecto cuando el prcpietario dc los
terrenos fraccionados, acompanando
al escrito dc peticion de amparo Ds
;itulos respectivos, solicit6 Ia suspen-
sion del acto, petici6n que fue aten-
dida o e. Juez dc Distrito. per 10 que
este ha pedido los informes necesarios
para fallar IN justic!a, y entire tanto
e! reparto de los repetidos tcrrenos
ha sido suspeadido.
No es este el primer case en- que e!
G~obernadcr Flores despoja a los te-
rratenientes para repartir tierras en-
tire rs habitantes del Estado, sin te-
ner en- cuenta que los terrenos de que
echa mano para tai efecto no son te
rrenos baldios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
Regalo de un diputado.

Don Fernando de la Concha, d!pu-
tado al Congress- local Y n de los
ecinos mas acaudaladoS de la cludad
de Tulancingo, hizo aver n vista
al Gobernador del Estado para entire
earle doscientos cincuenta Zarapes
que compr6 de su propio p~ecuiio y que
estan destinados para las fuerZas del
Estado.
FL Presidente Municipal fue el en-
cargado de recibir Ia donaci0n del
diputado de Ia Concha, dando a este
senior las gracias en- nombre del Go
bierno Y en- el de los soldados benefit
ciados.
Sesioncs cxtraordinarias.
Para resolver 10 c~oncerniente a las
elecciones habidas recientemente. e.
Congreso local Inaugural aver IN pc
riodo de sesiones extraordinarias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
Ferrocarrileros
MexicQnos.

va es Tempo de porer Ell prize
tics las mobiles aspiraciones que to-
DO buen mexicano ha teniGo STEM
re. de i~nstruirse sabiamente en- 10
Convenience a sus differences labo-
res
Los libros que forman IA B.
BLIOTECA DEL FERROCARRl-
LERO MEXICANO" le facilitaran
toda iaformaciono que :" relacioae
cor Su trabajo.
Aho1a So ofrecen al Grenio Me-
CAMEO los ~prineros librcS. La Lo-
comotora Mallet Compound Artica-
lada". "El Compreaor de Are
Compond." Estos Sc mandarin q
cualquier paIte de Mexico 0 de los
Eseados Unidos. al recibo de gro
postal Ge SIPS, por cada uno. mo
media americana. Ebre de porte.
Recorte este aCuncio ahora mis-
mo, p6ngalo en- sobre con su nom
bre Y direction y mandelo a CAR
LOS u. ACETEDO, ?. o. Box y,
Indio. California, U. S. A, Y a
vuelta de correo recibira folleto y
fotograflas i~nteresantes-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16

BLOOMINGTON. I'LL. AgHsto y.
La sociedad de este pueblo eSta pro-
fundamente cor%sternada, porlue Quin-
ce-mil bushels de maiz Sc lie echaron
encima q IN ninito de cinco amos, y es-
te, por mas que hizo. no los pudo de-
tener. Y quedo echo tortilla, en- menos
que canta un gallo.
Ell nino Sc llamaba Willie Muicahey.
Y jugaba con un ration a las escondi-
dillas en- una troje del rancho de 81 pa
Dire, cuando ipuml Sc lie vinieron Ell IA
cabeza aquellos bushels, Y iadioS de
mi dinero,. el nino murio en- I'm dos
por tres, para Sumir a suS padres en-
la desperation, 81 los padres hub!e-
sen vivido; pero. como, por ventura,
murieron antes que el, para conster-
mar al vecindario.
HAVANA, ILL. Agosto 12.-Poh1
Darling es un buen sujeto caritativo
y piadoso, que sieHte profunda simpa-
tia por los presses, a QuieneS, semana
q semana les regala dulces Y tacos de
carne.
e. amor a los presses que Darling
s~iente, Sc manifesto aver de una ma
nera elocuentisima, cuando este Sc pre-
sent0 a la carcel, con mas pinzas. u
ma lima. dos llaves de tuercas Y tres
martillos, a efecto de que los re-
clusos Sc librarian, por su mano. la
libertad Y buscaran eScapatoria de
"aquella carcel sombria.'
Esta hazana caritativa no agradj
del TODD al jefe de Ia priSion. quien,
en- pago a tan noble comportamiento,
sumi6 en- una zelda al senior Darling.
para que no Sc ande con la "trompa
escarbando la ~humedad."
NUEFA YORK, Agosto 12.-Un in
do de Oklahoma, que responde al nom
bre de Tocomachi Maquiahua, fue ST.
DIDO al piso mas alto del edificio de
Woolworth. V abandonado ahi por Sus
acompanantes.
No encontraba n de bajar de
aQuella !orre, Sc puso a dar de gri-
tos e. indie. .indino.
-iCon mil de a caballo. .-decia, o,
al menos. Sc inferia que ESQ guerra
decir,-tpor doade me bajo?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
Sc Nevaron 800 reses
los VMstas, de
una Hacienda

POI Co-reO. para Ia PRENSA."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
Los aussrIacos Sc
retiran en- Albania

Del Servic:o Especial dc LA PRENSA."
ROMA. Agosto 15.-DeS-achos pro-
cedentes de Avlona anuncian que las
fuerzas a~ustriacas evacuaron aver sus
posiciones a 10 largo del rio Ssmeni,
en- Ell frente de Albania, abandonan-
do TODD Ell teEreno que habian ga
nado en- 81 recienta contra-ofensiva
en-ese=teatraGela guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
VARIAS Y CURIOSAS

'einte mil kilos sobre SD m%ollera, lie o~riginan la muer-
te.... aunque no quiera.-Por senir por los presses
gran piedad, pierde ell pobre, tambien, su libertad.-
I'm indio de Oklahoma ensela el cobre, al verse en-
faueva York soIito y ~pobre.-Causa profunda sensa-
sacion y espanto, I'm amplio caseron de cal canto.-
La mule, da de paios al marido, y Ell vecindario Sc
haIls conmoyido. =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16

POI Co-reo. para Ia PRENSA."
ZACATECAS, 10 de Agosto.-Ura
numerosa partida de villistas. Sc cree
sea IL misn,a cue hace algunas seEla-
mas cay6 sobre la Immediate pob!a-
ci6a de Guadalupe, sc acerc6 aver
hasta los c~orrales que eStan en- las go
teras de esra ciudad, en- los que AGA
baban de ser encerradas trescie7tas
reseS de IA propiedad de n &c los
~ganaderos del Estado, Y Sc apodero
de elias, sin que hubiera fue-zas que
Sc opusieran al ~abigeato, pues en- la
actualidad ma hay en esta iocai!dad
una ~guarnicion competeTte.
Los villista5 Sc ~lleraron las reses
sin hacerle dano 4 ningun2 de las per
sonas que estaban cerca de los CORA
les. = no sc sabe con Que rumbo Sc re
.tirarian.
Les pasajeros cue llegaron anui
hoy G. medic dia Ell 81 tre1 proceden-
tc del sur, dicen cue viercn 2 10 l-
jos. en- las i0mediaciones de esta To-
caiidad. 2 los viliisJas conduciendo IA
pa-tida de roses rob2das, y que cal
culan cue los rebeldes son en- numero
de mos dosc!eEtos cincuenr2 y u o.
dos van bien nontados y arr1adoS-
lie distanc;a u los viilistas f1e-
, ron vistos por los pasajeros del tTe1
fue como dc uros mi! metros, Y por
este Sc cree que no Sc lleGaTon 4 a.
saltar ell tren. 81 que. por otra partc
traia I'm competente escolta que con-
taba Q ametcaiiadclaS.
Unns a.rierOs fuerGn asaltaios.
Antenoche. en- IN puI.o sttuado Ell
e. canine de eSCa ciuda4 = JeCez, 4 le-
qua : media &c aqui, fueroa asa:ta-
dos por un grupo de vi.!:stas dos a
rrieroS que craian para esta locali-
dad una partida de mulas cargadas
con baquetas para ell mercado.
FL punto donde los arrieros Iueron
asa!tados Sc llama La Cruz Colora-
Ga. Las victimas del roho Sc Gieron
por muy Satisfechos con haber queda-
do con vida, Y al dia siguiente sc pre-
sentaron en- esta ciudad para Gar par
te a las autoridades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
D9iese listed de sHirir.

No Imports que tan
deSaleEtadora pneGs
ser 81 cnndiciOn &C
;ual: Fl canine dc Ia
Salud eSta alberto pa
"a I'd.
Los caSoS crGnicoS
y llacadOS
te ''iacurshles" cast
Siempre cedrl 4 los
ms-ayili0SoS tr2ta-
mIeEi2s e~s!ecoSucoS
10 euro: CdtaTco,
Constipation Ecfer-
mededes SerYtoSss,
&c los I2Ees.iEoS- de
10 PiaoDeS, Ps-aiisiSs
insomnia J otraS mu-
chcs ~dcieRctaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16

Mis- de erfeEmCS IAN sInado con mis-
trararlienioS: no haY rGth para cue ID
xiga safriendo. SXtStES GRATIS
DIR &. RIOJAS ALVAREZ n>tcoFaia-
Hc-as: de 9 =. n. . : >. n. diS-isusente.
Los DoningoS de . - N. ! - II.
J2S prudential Life EiGq- lCoalra cSiu.na
DC A-Gssz de Corte) Sac Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16

Tome listed ell elevador,-le res
pcndi6 una voz del veintinueve piso.
Pero, como en- esos momentos 81 e!e-
vador principal hacia su viaje de ba-
jada. Tacomachi M~aquiahua Gecidio
dormir en- Ell piso, hasta el dia siguien
te, porque crey6 que ell elevator fun
cionaba un dia 81, Y otro no.
Como el tren de Sapulpa....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16

KOkOMO. md, Agosto l2.-HoH-
da connection cause en- los circulos So
ciales de este pueblo, un cato negro.
cuando. en- su afan de matar rataS,
Sc tropezo con un bote de g~asolina, Y
con una vieja de cigarro provoco I'm
i7cendic ell la asa SCI de la Gale
Market.
Los bombercS. los g~endarreS, ' e!
pueblo en- masa acudio al lugar del 81
niestro. dando todos n aZOJaiEa al
cato, por ~travieso Y NAL intencionado'
FL cato sufrio Ia quemadura del
rabo; pero NADIA mas......
CHICAGO. ILL. Agosto l2.-Los
vecinoS del barrio norte Sc han queJa-
do ante la Corte Municipal de cue Ia
sonora Theodore Baltimore arm cada
escandalo. a atlas horas de la noche,
que tiembla ell mundo, y, principalmen
te, SUI marido, a Quien lie da unas
tranQuizaS f~ormidables.
Los vecinos alegan que la sonora
hace ruidos espantosos noche y dia, Y
que no hay noche en- que no col
me de im~properioS q 81 esposo. sin
importarle a. vecindario, y que no des-
cargue sobre 81 Ell peso de n escoba
o el Juror de un zapato, para poner-
10 en- cintura o que Sc yo.
"Ya que e. marido es tan lndo!en-
te,-dicen los vecinos,-o es tan deja-
do, Y no Sc queja. nj apela tampoco,
nosotros protestamos, mas que por ei.
por nosotros mismos, que material
mente no podemos dormir en- los bas-
tonazos que lie larga Ia vieja a su es-
poso."
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-02-21
"WOLF LOWRY" STARS
WILLIAM S. HART.

wolf Lowry" is the title of the
new Triangle-Ince play starring Will
liam S. Hart at the Star theater Sun
day and Monday. 1t is produced un
der the direction of Thomas H. Ince
and was written by Charles Turner
Dazey.
As "Wolf" Lowry Hart turns from
the grim, warrior-like ranchman to a
man of softer nature. This great
change in bis life is brought about
by meeting Mary Davis, who he
thinks is a settler taking claim in
the midst of his domain. His friend
ship for her develops into love, and
he becomes her champion
Buck Tanning, designing real es-
tate agent, visits her and makes
coarse and violent love. Lowry, on
his way to see Mary, arrives In time
to save her and gives Buck one min
ute to live. but she persuades Wolf
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-02-21
CATTLE ROUNDUP IN
NEW HART PLAY.
Twenty Thousand Head of Cattle
Filmed In Triangle Feature
"WOlf Lowry"

"Ol 1OnIys
Those who never visited the west
would receive great surprise If they
could see the large expanse of coun-
try that is necessary for cattle graz
ing. Very few people realize the area
necessary to Craze one head of beef
per year. Twelve thousand acres of
good grazing ground is necessary to
sustain 1900 head of cattle through
out the year, or, in other words, it
takes eight acres per head.
In the new Triangle-Ince produc-
tion Wolf Lowry" starring William
S. Hart, the scenario called for the
showing of large herds of cattle.
Hart, who appears as ranchman
for the first time in his career, ac-
companied by Cliff Smith, his assis-
tant, and Camera Man Joe August,
spent week On the Mexican border,
the point nearest Los Angeles, rain
ing cattle in large numbers.
Il located herd" said Hart, "and
had about forty punchers round them
up. Before shooting the scenes
asked my camera man to guess as to
the number of the herd. After look
ing down into the valley for several
minutes he answered that there must
be at least 10000 head. / then gave
him orders to film the scene. There
were only 1900 beef, but had secur-
ed the effect l wanted. You would
be surprised at the amount of terri
tory 1900 head can cover"
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-02-21
DAVIS DISTRICT.

Leona Blackwell, one of the Davis
school students, made a trip to lone
last Saturday.
The income tax has Strengthened
the wrinkles for some of our people.
About four of our citizens came in
for a share of this.
Mr.. McElligott went to Portland
recently, presumably to attend his
sons wedding.
Gooseberry postofIice has died at
last, after long career.
The time of the Davis Sunday
school has been changed from 2:30
p. m. to II a. m.
Audrey Hall has completed his
eigth grade work and is no longer a
student at Davis school.
The Christopherson family are
having the chicken pox for change.
A. F. Young was over to school
Thursday and put the drinking foun-
tain together, and brought the new
window shades.
Roy Ray hauled a tank of water
and load of wood for the school
last week.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-02-21
1916 DELINQUENT
TAX LIST.

Mcdaniel, Hattie VIZ SEA,
SWA SEA, SEA SWA
Sec. "a. Tp. SIS, R. 25.
TAX -------------- 13.1;
Meade, C, R. SWA Sec. rs,
TIP. IN, R. 26. Tax ----- 11.94
SWA, SWA Sc u, Sec. 6
TIP. IS. R. %. Tax 731
Millett, G. c. NY Sec. 8, VIZ
VIZ North of Millett road
Sec. g., Tp. IS, R. 26,
Tax ---------------- 22.7i
Moore, Addison Sh SEA,
SEA SWA Sec. "a, TIP. IS, "
R. 2S, NEA NWA, NWA
NE a Sec. 3 TIP. 3S, r. %.
dA II Il
doore, Aman, N12 sEA,
SEA SEA Sec. 36, TIP. AS,
r. 2S. Tax. -------- 1O.1l
Ioscs, Aibef. B. SWA SWA
NWA, VIZ SEA sWA
NWA, E1a E1a NEA
NWk, VIZ NEA NEA
NWA, VIZ NEA NWA,
Sec. II, Tp. 3N, R. "a.
Tax IT.:
Murqhy, VIM. H. VIZ
NWA Sec. II, TIP. 2N, r.
27 Ek NEA Sec. IS, TIP.
2N, R. 27. Tax --- 17.S;
Nash, John Lot Sec. 6 Tp. -
IN, R. 23. Tax --- 9.5!
Newton, Della E. NEA Sec. 4,
TIP. An, R. rs. Tax ---- 6.2(
Nickle, Jacob j., Castle Rock,
Lots /, 2 Blk 3, Lots 3. 4
Blk. 5, Tax ----.--- 81
Nolan, Jennie NWA Sec. 6
TIP. rs, R. "a. Tax ----.- 12.7.
Nolan, James Eh Sec. /,
NEA Sec. IL, TIP. rs, R. I.
28. Tax ------ 34.SI
N. P. Ry Co. JOS G. Gilbert
Sh NEA Sec 20, TIP. IN
r. 26. Tax L----- 2.7!
Northwest Timber, SEA Sec.
10, TIP. IS, r. 28, SEA Sec.
/, Lots 6, Z, 5 Sec. 6, NEA
SWA, Sec. 12, SWA Sec.
13, SEA Sec. Is, TIP. 6S, r.
20. Tax 94.5,
Osgood, T. W. Lot /, Blk. 25
West, Lot l Blk rs " West
Sec. "a, TIP. 5N, R. 26.
Tax 2.7.
Palace Hotel Co., Heppner,
West eft. Ain. Lot Blk.
4, All Lot 6 and South 26ft.
sin. Lot Blk. 4, All Lot
Blk. 7. Tax -- 1855,
F. s. Parker, % F. G. Thomas
Heppner, Ayers 4th Lot 3
Blk. 8. Tax -------. 40,
The Parvin Co. SR NEA Sec. %"
16, TIP. 3N, r. 26. Tax - 3.5t
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-02-21

The party of tourists were watch
ing Professor X as he exhumed the
wrapt body of an ancient Egyptian.
Judging from the utensils about
him." remarked the professor, this
mummy must have been an Egyptian
plumber"
Wouldn't It be interesting" said
a romantic young lady, "if we could
bring him to life?"
Interesting but bit risky" re-
turned the professor. Somebody
might have to pay him for his time"
-Browning's Magazine.
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Not So Altruistic.

I'm working hard to get several of
my friends on an investigation COM
mittee," announced Congressman
Flubdub.
THAT shows goodfellowship on
your part. Who is the committee 60
ing to investigated"
Me"
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Boston Transcript
Winnie couldn't get her doll to sit
up as she wanted it, and after many
vain attempts she banged it down,
exclaiming: ooh, wish belonged to
a family that swearedn'
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Annusenents 80
not to kill him.

Margery Wilson appears as the girl
who enters the somber life of "Wolf"
Lowry. Aaron Edwards as Buck
Tanning, the real estate agent and
former gambler, and Carl Ullman as
Owen Thorpe are among those in the
supporting cast.
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Entirely.

would you call a girl who plays
the harp a harpy?"
Depends on how she plays it.
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Always Uneasy.

81 suppose you travel on Easy
street now with your big carr"
mo sir. The traffic cops have fix
ed it so there Is no easy street for
the motorist"
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT.
will be q candidate for the nom
ination for county commissioner on
the republican ticket before the COM
ing Primary Election.
Respectfully.
G. A. BLEAKMAN. Hardman Ore.
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Summers Ets SEA, NWk
SEA less sold Sec. 81. TIP.
is, r. 25. Tax --------- 5.57
Brosnan. Mary ny SWA,
VIZ SEA less sold Tract
Sec. 20, TIP. IS, r. 29.
Tax ------------------- 2S.74
Johnson, Otto E. SWA SWA
Sec. 5, NEA NEA Sec. Z,
TIP. 3S, r. %. Tax ---- $50
Royse, Clyde. Estate. care En-
nett Smith, Lot 2 Sec. IS,
Up. AS, R. 25. Tax --- 4.04
Merrill, E. ]. S1s SWA, VIZ
SEA Sec. 81, TIP. As. R.
26. Tax --------- 1907
Dykstra, G. W. SWA, EA
NWA, SWA NWA Sec. 3.
Eh E1s, VIZ NEA, NEA
NWA, NWA SEA Sec. 4
NEA NEA Sec. 9, TIP. As,
r. 81. Tax ------------ 30.57
Minor Brothers, NEA, SWA
SEA. EN- SEA Sec. 3. TIP.
As. R. 81, NWA NWA,
NEA NEA Sec. 10, TIP. As,
r. 2S. Tax ------ 1854
French, w. H. care John r.
Olden VIZ SWA, SWA
NWA Sec.1S, Tp. 6S. R.
26. Tax 9.01
Dated at Heppner, Oregon this 2lst
day of February, 1918.
GEO. McDUFFEE,
Sheriff and Tax Collector for
Morrow County, Oregon.