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Potosi journal., 1918-06-05

MI>tc5Y >i.li aEtasAy> ,u certain e,
plu~sN' s"u:st<, hca-i r. various part
a the world sud knuwu ge science "a.
'Hron,'!e>' t'u the const u Eelgiuul
say Popular ScleHH, Auu;hlv. thss,
sounds seem ga cvNr from ,hr ~t-a
aHa are called lora}ly "nlistpovitcrs,
In the GauE,> delta al lasia similar
sounds art called "iEartS&l guns
liroat.des are uci known In S,,iNs
parts ~ Italy. where they hear great
variety ut ua.ats In llayti sound u;
this character = knowu rs she "gouf,
irr" whi.c ia parts of Australia IL IS
called the "de~geg sound. Hr2n,i,les
mostly ;Hke fha .3rm OF untitled d,lss-
Day.u-l>, of indraaite direc;jou. l'Ev},.
ably they arr e., Suhterraacan u-tSiu,
Studies nf ,',se.fvititicS IN Ihe trans
Hil>>ioa ot >o"a. ;arnush ;hc asn5n>,
rherc lead tn 'hr conclusion thai Some
af {hc sounds tthertc reported a>
bragt.aes nyc, yly.iy due II cAag3tea;ta-
Ing eg ba>lial
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05
CH0PSTlCkS ARE NOW PASSE
Chinese tnsanita,y Methods Of Extina
Affected ~ European and An,ers-
can Inhyen.eA

Fancy yourself gTfeSs fa- the frs,
time at rhiatss dinner In frxsai as
you. a. yrsa ssz4t yogrsssf na yugr hasx.
isss chSsr, are srasl 1sase. a sFsssn
| Tor SOUS an1 pair Of .-sas4spsssgss.
tf tn i:s;r!cscts4s of ,aa fasrlTsaIa ,ssa
OF tie }atFer rsoitiaS Ses.. hs-g ss~ sA!i !:
II Is Is matter u gggGcg3tp. Farh s.s4srse
is hr"1.sa: on In large ilsh ADD i.lsessi
In the ce.a.er u ,sse table TIE s~-rY!cs.
then. II str0isie; each r@arsm. s.srres
himself, 2ad the s%yTtcc In ttlr.-cs.
foG g1ii sla 50 efi! e~~ryts&iy ss.e
~ 'ha, table. Isgt your STICKS into tie
dish In the cesltsar. caavey ,as.rvtrpn
st~ot tp your :nosath. insert the sticks
Into ypur iss"u,t ss FAR sS y,ag sha,ss..---
and r~t1rn 10 The c,a;er sat~. sav vxsssve,
Nathaniel Pfe~py @vftws In World Oas,
hook. Hy the ,srae ench gtest has hxsi
'hrs-e hsiEdngs II wtsi r~sai-~ ssilstai
taAn~u ver.ng to A., ,@eoa that hss
not beer Touched @yer by strss THAI
hase EssSe at hast two trgfss IN at
ieast 5.se ether i%ssS0s's Essuagh-
vfssi~ AS the rtain Is ss ss-unx -
Its weg kess kns. s.a tire hsuIssi Of that
e,sEnps - Is ~ god as that cs l.S ssck.
sst g1gs-ss. A@a II yUx aMyr hssa
hr'aoght ait atssser shs ts,r'Ase as eS>t.
5en'al 3ss'so-s sssd have an uur,ssfa>-y..
attic hn"a lesss~ x germs. ysar rs.ad
iwel's ctscvsFfu--sh5y ss ysa va,. ufa .h~
ccacItlun VI yogt .t'sl,,s, Szss-sts. IL By
>hstsc~s year ,ts yts -vssErss In psxs.
lssS ,hss he has bad cutd. s0Gr han.
xsr saag he spasz9stt gUs.s' s@daeaiy
il,,!r b. l!,tis. however. this IS tss.-
Ing chAass~i Tes.as IA the honss~ u
'ssany ung,or cia IS rhiaess, who have
s~>en educated In k,erure or Araersea
~ have essssae is,9 contact with survlxn
lssasslcs-s. the system of taisvsia
dishes aud iut,ss s;daal service ts exsas-
Tag taar~ aga snare itsto asa-
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05
Judge Kossuth {. Weder
Announces for Congr ass

Judge kossuth C. Weber o
l'armirgton mas authorized US {,
announce him To our readers Il.
a candidate for the Republican,
/ nomination for mem mbor in Con
grcs. from the Thirteenth Dis
tFirt.
JajGo Weber IN concluding r
enter The race for this nomina
ton says that he does no, con
slider partisan differences Of ary
great cor sequence in this can
pairn. that his platform shall he
Ssmon pure Amcricanlsn, ab
At,ut' Loyalty and rigid lrusecu
tiuu ot li3ie war to a Sa-rrss.u.
conclusion. - ard that if he II
elected 20 Congress he will uu
hold the lTesidcn. in his war
0resrm and the administration
IN It's war roIici"s. He has been
active since the war commenced
in Red Cross. = VI C. A and
Liberty l;oni campaigns, and
has acted as ttc secretary Of the
local y VI c. \, and War Say
!ug~ Stamp committees.
luig" Weber is - years of
age, born aua reared in Farming
tor, and has always occupied q
prominent position IN the AFFAIRS
oi THAT community. He has a
college odueation. having srent
several years 81 The Washington
University in 81. Louis, ana is 4
graduate Of ,hH ST. Louis Law
School II" has served the CITY
of Fariaiugtpu as tIty Attorney
for two years and s.. Francois
County AZ Judge oi The Probate
Court FOR eight years II both
races for the latter Office ho led
his county ticket. receiving IN
one election tho largest uum her
Of votes cast for county cansli
date IN general election In
his political campaigns he has
been strongly supported by both
the farmers and workinpmcn Of
ST. Francois couuty.
With this introduction We sub
nit Judge Wcbcr's candidacy
10 the Republican sotors Of our
for their consideration.
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05
THREE AND SEVEN ARE LUCKY
nSssie Numbers, According to Popular
Superstition. Br'ra Forth Coed
ard Bad Luck

Their Is said ~ be luck IN eaa auna-
hSsrs. sad there are prassets tarrsxrs'
wives who are earsssat co pus al osats
agssah~r q escs unsiAsv hsn fer hatch
sas- ~ eoarse the fatal shirte~n Is
al sxeess!oa TO the gale.
Tarv~ Is csaaszats.resa especially
iacsy. bat there ure sap~r>tlsfos.s u
bad sas'& soaunecsed ni,h tt. For la.
xsaaee: e-sssk asie tsSsh asd ypa will
AEeak tAr,v. Thrive ginaes a brtsies-
as&id nsser bride. There IL a Ae.ssf
10 cvrtz,n ssesieas that whea DIRE
s~cvurs there ~ill hv swo others, nask,
tnx ghrv@ isls.sse Ut ~ acass. IL is
said II a drraM occurS shees, tlI1ses IN
saeeesstca In VIII eonAe true. An ex.
cey;ioa - the rule that esea numbers
are not lucky Is she cutGnlos. h4stief
that ,Ae nndinx VI II four-ieasei eloy-
er will sriax kvod fortune.
S~yen Is one u the laekiest Of nuItl-
hers~ The seycnth son Is eoasi,iefed
. natural asaler, while The ssycnth
saa of q seseatb sua has almost uii-
hnsstsc power to work wonders.
Keep thinx seven years and you with
have use for II. II you are ths sey-
ensh p-rsoa having your fare runS up
after a stree, ewr has started on Its
trip yeo will have good luck all day.
Il uih bring gecd luck 10 walk over
seven rails on shs railroad track With
Sss stepping o1.
roa viii have soed luck for the year
the nsurss Of which added up make
yosr asa fhsm ieiT sdded ~ nanhss
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05
Hold Your Liberty Bonds!

The American who buys a
Liberty Bond and forthwith sell,
IL has performed only half a ser.
vice for his country. To buy
bonds and then sei! them i,nmc.
dIateiy tends 30 make the war
burden OF the country heavier
instead Of lighter, az il decreases
the market value of the bonds.
Liberty Bonds are the safest
and soundest and orc Of the hest
in the world. To
sell them unless imperatiyeiy
required is not good business, is
not good Amrricanism
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05
Save the Wheat.

Save the Wheat tie wai
cry O. the Missouri State Board
OF Agriculture, appealing for ex,
treme care ana attention to ye.
pairing binders and threslers
and the routing Of same through
the county councils Of defense.
20 the end that no crop mag be
neglected. however small. Lee;
all differences as To binding or
turoshing fees he ad justeG
through the Wheat Saving
Committee" appointed and nov
at work IN each county council
Of defense. 1917 wheat will be
worth more than pure god tc
Civilization this year--auu le'
none be wasted in field or straw.
stack, Let town and city lnol
volunteer 10 help in harvest aclds
if needed To save local grain
rrous
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05
GUESSING THE VONEH's AGES
Psssenosss oeirso1 W wrath
- Gat5sO pAsHy.

To relieve the Hscc1soCy OF q rpsen4
boSaewsrd voyage. The uasktnx zlsssr
hahtsues of Cape Steamship fnvenaesk
= Dew sws~Istak<. Tt HstghS tt.s1t
originated darins 8 debate ~ ~ tfss
age Of a0e 0f he women psassngsrx-
Let's take al tAe wosn<n In the Esa<--
s@nssf list" suxSeSs<d rh< xpp<rssaanI
who snoaght II The sx~spxtaks. amt
snch oe us xse0 th<kr iness vst4ai ages,
add ~ the total. And A3ad Als essk-
,nasr 10 The paf&er. The pgrs~r t14
exact insagrnafiCn In the sgs a@xtars-
iaoa ef every pa@eaEes. He ear sstst
rss sh+ true aggregate sEd sha safns
uhe ecsae~ nearest 70 it taxss Tho
pssl~
Tb< swe~pstake was carrtasi oas.,
hns. ~ fAr from b~xusilEg she tet.iaEs
~ voyxk~ II made IL wprS@. rxssgas
e@rsssg-sostsns. fve II ended Ia a eeF-,
tain naaat~rs VI ~fpsittsr~d na~n. a;
wrs,htui purs~r. snd sAip'x essapaAys
~ saspassoas and ssarrviizx ssasn.
First os al. ths vomaa smLoa vs.-.
sstSsrs ccald not andsfuesnds aad
saaeh rc~eas~d- msn paassnxwsx walk.
tax r"gnd their ehatsA making csisas-s
is,isas WITH peseflA sepdysnx thsir
hairs snd sosnrtxx:ona x.sA pxstufb-
inx curiosity.
Thea. wh~a IL sweep was drn VA,
sA~ as~sn rTxn wHs s<pbltsxsvd wha hpd
s'~r~siy gone round - n&st of tbs
~osseu pass~sxsss and tgtsA to ssaeis
their Ages. Th< mean maA'p nxxr~gas&
estimate ~ss ~ yxars aaAer the Wla-
Ers's sue~A Ths taoeeeas man waa
aiso ~uhiueevd vho had guns rvahd
70 wousra sskias sAs0 u xtys hia.
their tuAixasas ~ 10 0ahsr wasneHTA
sx~x. II. tanoc~ae rams sstiaat&
Was 0O years ab0vs IL ~tnasrf&
guexs>
And the pafssr waa npse ea.hitterexk
cf all. FOR not One woman paxssrg~r
wo1ld speAk 70 him ths rest II th.s
sVyase.
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05

country, for every dollar that
they tilch for themselves in this
dcspicable practice hinders the
government in its war prepara
tions and gives aid and comfort
to that extent 10 the enemy.
Acting upon the principle that
III don't get it, somebody else
Wlll' instiiies no one in this
apparently all to prevalent a
species OF rascality. II the gov.
efnment has the proc! against
pro.iteering il also has the
power To deal with il, and should
deal with it on the same terms
that it deals with persons who
arc disloyal 10 their country in
other and even less reprehonsi
bic ways. The light should be
thrown upon the whole misera.
bio system. II there is such
system. even though ii exposes
its mcanness in the highest
and social places.
We cannot hope TO remedy the
condition to which the President
has pointed by higher taxes On
excess profits, such "A course
xiii only lead TO throwing the |
burden back upon the people |
again by leaving the door open |
10 ;he prOtlteerers 10 raise thtir |
prices 70 meet tie tax. The |
slIould seize the *.
:"Ss fortunes that have resulted |
rom war prohtecrIng as the
light way Of meeting this now
,Hicjally recognized evil.
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05

Senator Horah demands lociS
lation to end prodtecrinR and
calls upon the government to
furnish congress- with thc proof
that pro',teerors are aa prosi
dent Wilson in his recent al
dress 10 congress stated known
To the government Senator
Burah dcnouuccs the pruliteer
ers ~ miserable scavongsrs and
blood s0cklng tarautuias. traffic
ing nt the expense nj the govern.
ment. He added that The Prcsi
dents declaration regarding the
proof of pspii,eering, If made by
a private c!uzen, would likely
have started such bcrsoD on
the way to the peniten,iary.
The profit grabbcrs arc more
than Senator Borah has termed
thaan, they are traitors ~ their
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05

NaaT, The reF aenatnr from
siIssna! tag .'nng 4 ,.ei
the Christian s.,.li.en n! Hcuoi,i.on
iii" original kcuophon as We
recall il ATTAINED distinction by
cond acting uzaterly retreat.
| ( there is anything IN name.
TIE Missouri democracy may
woil be approhcHsltc.~~Fort
Wayne News.
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05

Is" don't know whether th,
lEeer Trust IS merely 'rj ing t,
hr funny or is putting up a
"camc|nap" under cover oi
wnlrh it will make farthor
raid npon III" pockets of she con
4umor. hut Of late il has been
running u bot If paid Advertising
IN the newspapers IN which III,
facts are presented 'h3t Il
really isn't making any profits
ats huSinoss Il We are Ia lr.
licyr these statement. the Reef
Trust is q phtIaathropio insti,u
tion conducted Ia purycy eto the
people meat products At cost NJ
,,'nduotion. We will admit tNa,
sleaa advertisements are i,!um
mating. and might bo convincing
but for tno points that are left
in the dark One point Is that
the Reef Trust has undoubtedly
made multi miliiNuatres out Of
i,s mem bcrs: the other. that il
strenuously opposes turning
over 10 The government its pro
iit.css business.
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05
County Clerks kstiee q Psinasy
Election.


t'}aaty "a. " sshin ssnn, ~
County Clerks 0ftiss
A"aiee IL iesshs given that . prim-
a'f election siil tSe hsii as the regular
polling piactA ia each pretsae; In said
t9uniy 81 Nashing.gn On The fra.
As-day O. Aaguss, ISIS. being ,ie
tfs day II August. 1919. .or The pus-
fnes u nnIaiEs:ine candidate lot
the following Offices, o. he voted 10.
al lie general eiee;i0n ta, he leii On,
Igesdsy, the nh asy Of November,
! lsie:
J senator in Congrets iIom MMsUari.
Judge of the Supreme Court Disi.
sion No. Il.
state superintendent, oi Putlis
schools.
Representative IL Cong-ssa 70,
Thirteenth District
state ser a.or fo. Twenty. urlh
District
Member Of ,he Honte q. Repr@sen.
satises from Warrington County.
Presiding Jadgeofshe Cou n.y Court
Judge Of the County Caur, to. TIE
First District.
Judge OF the County Court ior the
Second District.
Judge o! the Probate Court.
Clerk 81 the Circuit Cuu.t.
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Potosi journal., 1918-06-05

Certain interests that are piliNg
np millions Of profit from the
wealth the people arc pouring
ont for winning the war s.lould
Le given 10 understand that ,his
is a war for liberty and human
ity aud not for private gain. Mr..
Wilson cannot speak cut too
strongly an this subject.
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05
Reduction in Hog Cholera Losses

One hundred and sixty traincd
veterinarians Of the Department
.of Agriculture are work ing in .,
States, in cooperation with sgrl
cultural colleges, STATE author.
tiles ard local veterinarians. It
control hog cholera. Tie rifcr
tivcness of their Efforts and H.,
success Of modern IT ethods O:
COM batting this disease is shown
by the fact tha, during 1914 tn
hog morality from disease wa
I'NH,oQu head, as compared !,
a0no,Co0 In the year ending
March, i"i~, 10 per cent of H.,
deaths being lUo to hog cholera
III losses In 1914 were equiv.
lent t. the normal consumption
Of posa and pork products by
the entire population Of ih,
lu!'rd States for ~ days.
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05

Mr.. McAdoo has told the rail,
road men who are dissatisfied
with the wage raise that they
will not he permitted 10 strike.
l;nt supposing they DO strike,
what then.
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05
NNrl. \

Subscribers ssi lrieris 81; th,s pa
*, hare the III. T.. ~ cxsses taeiT legal
nusccs inserted in the Pss:sss, Journsi
crNisvs II pah.cx.lyn. trustee sslcs.
rxeptsr. S,sd Atmiaistss,or's no.7ccs
and tive hse c.aais sndcr tAa. head,
Instruct those in ghsrg. Of such mat.
tea. IA hAsv the paelscsssca msde in
tar Journal,
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05

Candidates tell ns the people
are showing no intcrcst in poll
tics this year. Tie war is the
absnrbIng tonic.
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05

Down in Iron County the two
local papers are lighting over
the county printing, tn poor
dubs.
Potosi journal., 1918-06-05
OUR FLAG.

Work or tight-,hat's the slo-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

short Of the year 1916 and about 2l,-
600 more than the year 1915. While
rccoipt, over the O.-W. r. x y. from
Central and Eastern oregon. shows u
shrinkage Of over 10000 as compared
with the year 1916. and $4,000 as
compared With the year 1915. Along
with this starting condition of affairs
comes a report from the vicinity Of
Eugene ore, in Lane county, which
shows that they have normal sup
ply Of brood sows or practically as
many ~ they had last year In this
section of oregon the farmers seem
t. be very much pleased with the hog
business and, the report shows it Is
1uc to cooperative shipping. There
is no doubt at all that if hogs are
properly handled and properly mark
elcd they are not money losers. hut on
the contrary. as tn farmers in Lane
county have found they are money
makers.
Gcner4l swine market range:
Primo Hcht ......... .S16.95T IL IA
/ Prime heavy ........... 1875 n 1850
/ PIGS .......-........... ........ 1850 l5."O
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

When Representative c. II. Tink-
ham OF massachusetts fired the first
shot nv an American after the dec
lorotion of war against Austria thSre-
b,, hc has aroused the ire of the cen
mn movers. They have held that "a
ci,uian who engages in war lays
himsalf liable to execution IL he can
bo caught Invited by col"h'l h'
command of a regiment on the laNe
he pulled the string firing large
lta-mlilimetre gun, and the l'nlmns
-athorcd about him mud choet"d.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

Can he had by any ambitious HouhE
man or Young woman in the field oi
railway or commercial teieeraphy.
VIZ w,hlt a number of young men anu
Noilng women to prepare for the tele-
graph service TO jim vacancies caused
lc unusual drafting of young mch
f6r tho signal corps prepare u hciI'
Your country. Write today Tor luit
ngrticulars The Railway telegraph
Inktitute. Portland. ore. -.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06
Funeral Directors

JOHN S. BAKER. fuueral director nn9
licensed cmbalm"r, opposite Hotel
Prndleton. Funeral parlor, two iuhef-
al rara. Calls responded to day or
night phinG 20.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

But It Will hr v,ay fi-c q"
pIcutv Of coal an, s.f-.t. o. ss'- g. 'i'
reatine- untstgt- RAJ, - ~. ,-aavez.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

Tho foolish little moth looks on the
bright side Of things-and you have
doubtless observed his finish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

A course in teit.etstrn' - rr"
Ing conducted at thu NJ
building, La Grandc ''''a "
the management of NNr-tr'r d"
Tel. co. Positions ''in '. 'e
railroad or commrE ~ ,NtF
as a student quah;i"S t't ~ "'
Thousands of oper:ufr~ r'''t
fiji vacancies made - nu-f ".
the front. Do yUur 7t ''N r--'t ''
yourselves to fill tie -rt-t"-.'
those who are drafi'd
Write Western l-ntI, 'irt-s''t
Grande, Oregon. t.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06
NEW TODAY.

Each new advertisement VIII
he run under "New To-day" i"r
the fIrst Insertion only lurlhS
subsequent insertions OF the 40
il will appear under it's proper
classification.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06
NEWSY NOTES FROM
THE ADAMS COUNTRY


ADAMS. Feb "a large crowd OF
PendIeton odd Fellows motored up to
Adgtms Saturday night TO put on the
lodge work. Those making the trip
were: ]. Z. Beam, NJ. \. Ross, J. T..
ireland, Eric Noreen, NJ. L. McDer-
'nlit. II. HI. Howell, Clarence Eoach,
o. A. simpson, NJ. c. Cropper, V. c.
Neiu. d. +. Hicks. p. y. Cummings
p. c. Peterson, W. P. Daniel, II. t.
Craig. II. f. kirkpatrick. Grant Ear
hart. Frank Milestone, ;. r. BOW
man. l. w. Belman. J. ID. Brown, X.
'C. Rasmussen, Jno. Diceuas, Ino-
Hicuphill. c. L. Keenan,, @. w.
Cbrfsty. l.. Nevouer, John Harvey
and J. J. Chisholm.
MIR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Morrison mo-
tored to the county seat Monday.
George Eaton and family moTed
TUESDAY over to the Tum Lum
house.
The Rebekah's will hold lodge on
Thursday evening. All Rebekah' >
are invited to come.
The mid-winter assembly will-start
on Friday morning. Every ybody IS in
yjted TO come. Dinner and supper
will be served in the city hall all three
days.
clint Holcomb was in Adams Tues
day.
John Adams was in Adams Tues
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06
Lost

LOST, .STRAYED or stolen. in North
Cold Springs. 2-year-old heifers,
one red and the other black ana
white. S25 reward for the return to
my place. Glen Z. Scott. Helix.
OREGON 12-I7tt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06
Mutton Market Nominal.

There was nothing at all offered in
the sheep alleys at North Portland
during the day. Not single head
put in appearance in that division
overnight.
While there appears to be a steady
tone in the trade generally, killers
are taking care of practically all their
own requirements and there is at the
moment very little open market call
for supplies. \ few loads would fiji
the entire bill.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

CAME TO My PLACE, J "arh pay
year old horse with star "'' io'
head, no brand visible same ca,
had by paying expenses W. l. VI
ter. pendlcton ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

RAG RUGS woven. Mrs. II. Francis,
1000 i. Webb
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

II you do not want your feelings
hurt cultivate due consideration Tor
the feelings of others.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06
Wanted


WANTED-Good, clean rags. at The
-, - Nm
VI ~ FL N'ili ~ '"'' 80
about tw" hours c"eh d"E' N"-
dress IA o. this "'iIce'
WANTEn-ANom"u for houSew"rN
on ranch. Address Il. I''iSihS'''
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COMPETENT cool> and houseSccper
wants work. Address IL G. care
this office
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WANTED thichcns ana uughs
Phone Earl CouitS, S2- or 24oJ' I"p
WANTED-Several small rag rugs
woven. Mrs. q y. Johnston, Pilot
Rock, ore.
EXPERIENCED man and wife want
position on ranch. Phone 2o2.
WANTED-FurniShc house or
apartments for small family Phone
3o1
YOUNG MARRIED man wants to
shares Tov ao2 Estocada. oregon.
EOI. Sale
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90 -. ~. ,,,,. pt,,h ororor
l,--'--,- 80 :, -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

PARTY that took suit case and grip
from car in front Of hospital is
known. To save trouble return same
to hospital. No questions asked, H.
NJ. Warren.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

SEWING; by day or piece work. can
Or phone ISL II. Evenings
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06
Hides and Junk

WE BI'Y HIDES, pelts. furS. etc. a'
ton prices. Eastern Hide Il Jhhh
Co. III II. II ST, Pendleton, oregon
Phone sol.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

EXPERIENCED man and wife want
position on ranch. Phone 202.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06
NEW TODAY

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bows STAIRS Apt. iel Aura
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

WANTED aiirl to care for bahv
about two hours each day. Ad-
dress IA q, this office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

FOR SALE-2oo egg Cyphers incu-
hator. 50I Marie. PhoHe 22SR.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

FOR SALE NEW aud second hand
Sewing Machines. Smgcr. White
New Home and Tho Free Machine.
McCnutocll & simpson, 400 +. Court
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

WANTED-Good, clean rags, at The
East Oregonian office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

FOR SAIE-FWl hloodcd plymouth
Rocl, roostcrs. Phone llG. l2-6t
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

DO YOU KNOW that Estes 4 Fricdly
"SelE rent or Insure Anything
614 Main street, Phone Goa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

ONE CHENROIItT' touring car, liko
now. to ho sold at bargain. one
Overland roustahout Just overhaH'ed'
at bargain. W. e. Nay. Telephone
AZ l2-26tf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06
The Wants and Needs Pendcton Are Noted Under Proper
Miscellaneous

CALL pFNI.AND BROS VAN to
move your household goods. Tele-
phone $50. Also baggage transfer
ring and heavy hauling.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

FOR Winchester shot gun. L.
gauge ump. Good as new. can
Po ssru uI ~ roctr'e rlrny, |trr
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-06

EMPLOYMENT BI'REAt-For work
apply 400 W Alta or phone S14l.