davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1918-11-27
EUROPE NEEDS SUGAR
U. s. Must Provide Nations Torn BY
War With Sweets Until Next
Harvest

By increasing the monthly allotment
of sugar from two to three pounds Of
sugar per capita, the Food Admins
tration emphatically declared today
that this must not be taken as mean
ING that the conservation of food
stuffS generally is not now fully as
important as it was at the height of
the sugar shortage. While the sugar
situation has Improved, largely due to
the splendid aid of the American
housewife in reducing consumption,
and also by the availability of new
domestic cane and beet sugar. the
needs for the greater exports in other
lines is no less marked. The United
States must increase the food exports
by one-half from a harvest no larger
than last years.
The prominent part which the Amer
lean woman has played in conserving
sugar is best understood by cOmpari-
son of our consumption of sugar dur
ing the past four months with the
consumption for a similar period in
normal times. Normal consumption
of sugar for the months of July, Aug
ust. September and October was ap-
proximately 100000 pounds per month,
or 100000 pounds for the four
months Following the appeal for
sugar conservation there was saved
approximately 100000 pounds during
that period of this year. Seventy per
cent of the sugar consumed in the
United States is used in the home.
Last spring when we had only 20
100000 bushels Of wheat for export
above our normal requirements, the
| American people made sacrifices by
| saving that enabled us to send no.
100000 additional bushels of wheat
| besides the normal eXpOrtable surplus.
| OF this the housewife alone saved a
total of 100000 barrels of flour or
a saving equivalent to approximately
| twenty-fOur pounds of flour for every
man, woman and child in the United
States
The Same loyal spirit of sacrifice
has been shown in the sugar cOnser.
walton program and it is confidently
felt by the Food Administration that
the American people will give renew
ed devotion to the food program which
calls for a greater saving on all sta
pie food commodities.
Smyrna times., 1918-11-27
FOURTH MEAL UNNECESSARY
Banquets and Social Eating Functions
Should Take Place of Regular
Nourishment.


The fourth meal is just as unneces-
sary as the fifth wheel on a cart. 1t
is not necessary for health, and not
necessary for social purposes at this
time.
The Food Administration recognizes
the value Of the sociability engendered
by function where refreshments are
served But it believes that any such
function, ouch as a theatre supper or
afternoon tea, which constitutes a
fourth meal is unpatriOtic and con-
trary to the principles of conservation
and labor.
The Food Administration is there
fore requesting that afternoon teas
and theatre suppers be discontinued
until after the war. The consump-
ton of sandwiches, cakes and sugar
which usually accompany these meals.
especially afternoon tea, makes an un-
necessary waste of foodstuffs.
There will often be legitimate Occa-
sions for banquets, club lunches,
church suppers or similar functions.
In such case the Food Administration
asks that the hours, when these are
held be so regulated that the banquet
or luncheon takes the place of one Of
the three regular home mealS. Indeed
such a meal may well serv\ as a les
son in intelligent food c'I "rvatiOn.
Smyrna times., 1918-11-27
SMYRNA DELAWARE.
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

has been household remedy all over
the civilized world for more than
half a century for constipation, in
testinal troubles, torpid liver and the
generally depressed feeling that ac-
companies such disorders. 1t is a
most valuable remedy for Indigestion
or nervous dyspepsia and liver trou-
BILE, bringing on headache, coming up
of food, palpitatiOn of heart, and
many other symptoms. A few doses
of August Flower will receive you.
1t is gentle laxative. Sold by Chas. B.
Swain.
Smyrna times., 1918-11-27
r,S NOT YOUR HEART
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

uiately. The soothing, healing oil stim-
ulates the kidneys relieves infian,rna-
tions and destroys the germs which
nave caused it. Do not wait until to-
morrow. Go to your druggist TODAY and
INSIST INSIST on GOLD MEDAL Haarlem oil
Capsules. In twenty-four hours YOU
should feel health and vigor returning
ana VIII bless the day you first heard
or GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil
After you feel that you have cured
capsules each day, so as to keen in
first class condition and ward OF the
danger of other attacks.
Ask for the original imported GOLD
NJ Mr-L3AL brand. Three sizes. Money re-
4unded II they do not help you.
Smyrna times., 1918-11-27

-,,..v disease is no respecter Of per-
Kidney Majority of the ills affecting
sons; a A,oday nav can be traced back to
bons' ,..aDevs are the most important
The kiue the body. They are the
ersansy the purifiers, Of your blood.
nlle disease is usually indicated by
bI1nes eepiessness. nervousness,
Te&IIa1nSency, backache, stomach trou-
6esp p1ajn in loins and lower abdomen,
BE; Zones. poT gravel. rheumatism, sciatica
sod lumbago.
~, these arrangements are natures
Al to warn you that the kidnr"s
SsB helm. You should use GOLD
psss1a Haariem Oil Capsules imme-
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01

A gang of five boys who have been giving the detective bureau some trouble were also given a hearing in chambers and one of them was sent to the reform school at Meriden. An other boy who was out on parole from the reform school was also sent back to the Meriden institution.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01

tor also explained that he had been informed that the Gudat Woman's first husband is dead, but there is some doubt as to whether her second husband is also dead and she has two children by each husband. The Wom- an then took a hand in the affair and explained that while her first hus- band is really dead, the so-called sec ond husband was never married to her. Under these conditions the case was continued until tom0" molll~ ing in order to give the couple a chance to get married and they as sured the court that they would do so.
 Other Cases on Docket
 George SchleiCher, a former mem- Der of the regular army but who has a lengthy police court record for VaG- rancy, was arraigned on charge of vagrancy and was sent to jail for 50 days
 The case against Kenneth La Bonte 20, charged with theft, was nolled but two other youths charged with the same offense were given a hearing in chambers and placed on probation.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01

Rvt. Ssf lsuits with a U. S. Governm ent |pvright. Wilson 's.-advt @ LA certificate of organization of the |acow Polish Store corporation was |,orded yesterday in the office of the ] te secretary. The capital stock is l.O00 divided into 200 shares. IF s mes of 20 subscribers are signed ia k certificate.
 Always more for less at Besse- Hand s.-Advt..
 New Spring. hats most attractively
 oportioned,. @ Wilson 's.-advt.
 Hear Crawford Adams, the versa
 e wizard of the violin, Grammar |hool hall, Tuesday, March ,, a. -advt. Always more for less at Besse- Hand s.-Advt. IA new copyrighted idea in suits lnfined strictly to us in New Brit an. Wilson 's.-advt. Bargain Week at Resse-Leland' s. Hlvt < 4Chief R. M. Dame, of the fire de- 5 Artment, reports that during the Sbnth of February there were 20 calls 8- the department. Of this numb CT Na were by bell alarms and ten by N ilr' alarms. aaAlways more for less at Besse- @land' 's.-Advt. 8Bargain Week at Besse- e-Leland s. 8vt.> ... ........ #Wilson 's-The Knox Hat store.
 Rdvt.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01
EVENTS TONIGHT

aFox's theater, high-class photo- ARma. ALyceum theater, vaudeville and Nperior photopIays. aKeeney's theater, vaudeville and
 Ewing pictures. 8Tity meeting, Grammar school. lARAdmiral Schley lodge, o. D. H. A., Bets at 187 Arch street. sNew Britain lodge, l.. o. o. NJ, bets at PAP Main street. 1L. D. Penfield camp. S. Of ", meets G. 4. R. hall. Stella Rebekah lodge, I. o. o. F., bets in J1. o. U. A. M. hall. New Britain vs. New Btven, Y. M. C, A. gymnasium.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days

'uggists refund money if PAZO
 NTMENT fails to cuEe Itching, ind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. stantly relieves Itching Piles, and U can get restful sleep after the st application. Price soc.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01

Strictly fresh Connecticut eggs, 55 doz. Russell Bros, 3o1 Main St advt.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01
Couple Welded in Court

The final coupe made by the vice squad was at an Arch street house where Joseph Blair and Anna Gudat were arrested on a charge of miscOn- duct It was claimed that, although they have not been married the couple have been living together as man and wife for q m onth Prescott tor Klett introduced a marriage cer- tificate issued on January 31. and
 Blair said he thought that this was sufficiently binding to permit them to begin housekeeping. The prosecu-
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01

Native eggs, right from the farm, 55c dog. Russell Bros, 301 Main St. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01
Gas House, Resort Raidcd

Peter Lopez, g Portuguese, and Loretta Smminus q rolored girl, were arrested in q house in the gas house yard last night on a charge of mis-
 conduct. Both pleaded guilty and
 paid fines of $7 and costs. Tn con- nection with the arrest, Manuel De Sanata, another Portuguese, was taken into custody on a charge of
 conducting a house of i'll fame. He pleaded not guilty and on request of his lawyer, M D. Saxe, the case was continued until next Tuesday morn- ing.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01

ly64fceman suddenly appeared. Law yer M. D. Saxe appears for the ac- cused and his case will go to trial next Tuesday morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

Ersase, Alfred. Nolin, A. E. f..
Kuck, Ernest A., TIP. ID.
/ keupper. Ernest, Camp Lewis.
Kuzemich, Carl s. Camp Lewis.
La FontaIne, George. Pendleton, 25th
Engineers. A. f. f.
La Hue, Isaac Earle, PendIeton.
Troop d. A. f. f.
Lake, clifford v. Pendleton. navy.
Lake, Sergt. Weston Pendleton, mo-
tor car. army. A. f. F.
Lakey. George r., Camp Lewis.
Lamphear. Lyle w. Camp Lewis, N. A.
Lane, Cecil H., Freewater, Radio,
Navy.
Lane. Kenneth Lee, Freewater.
Bremerton, Navy.
LaRg. John, Pilot Rock, Troop d.
Lanings. Eddie F., Troop d.
Lansdale, Ralph Hyatt, Camp Lewis.
Larson. Anders, Camp Lewis, N. A.
I1atourelle, Henry. Pendleton. navy,
L. S. S. Pittsburg.
Lay, Phillip L. Hormiston, Camp Lew
is. ". A.
Layne, Tracey W.. Pendleton. Troop
p. A. r. F.
Leadke. Edward. Meacham, Camp
Lewis, N. "A.
Ledgetts Alfred, d.. Camp Lewis.
Lee. Norman r., Echo, Camp Lewis.
Lee, Willie. pilot Rock, Engineers.
Legeros. Christ. Fort Mcdowell, N. A.
Leisi. Robert Troop d, Field Artil-
lery.
Leslie. %. p. Pendleton. Aviation.
Portland.
Levins, Dan, Walla Dalla, Camp Lew
is. N. A.
Lewis. John B.. Helix. A. f. F.
Lewis, Leslie E., Pendleton. Navy.
Lewis. James H., Pendleton, 18th
Div. Camp Lewis.
Leyman. Harry N. Ukiah. Navy.
Lieuallen, Cecil L., Heppner, Navy.
U. S. s. Charleston.
Lienallen. Fred A. Adams, Captain.
Medical r. c.. A. E. F
Lightley. Alfred c., Troop d.
Linebaueh, Jesse L.. Pendleton.
Troop D. A. e. F.
Linsner. Adam, Pilot Rock, Medical
Corps.
Linsner. Robert. Ft., Mcdowell.
Little, Alfred, Camp Lewis.
LlVermore. Lot c. (Bob) Pendleton,
Ordnance, Fort Hancock. Ga.
Livermore, Lynwood, Pendleton,
Spruce Division, Portland.
Long, Edward T.. Camp Lewis
Longhorn, Milton. L.. Fort Mcdowell.
Lenghorn, Raymond, Hermiston,
Camp Lewis. n. A.
I.orence, Perry E., Camp Lewis, n. A.
Lorenzen. John H, Benson Poly,
Portland.
i1orenzen. William F., PendIeton,
Fort Macarthur. Cal
Loveland. Tay B.. Camp Lewis N A.
Lnkas' Christ, Pendleton Medical
Corps. Camp Travis, Texas.
Lundstrom, End Lieut.. Fritshofr.
Pendleton.
Luton, Samuel. Pendleton. Navy.
Lutz. Charles L.. Jr., Camn r.awis
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19
l,O26 Men From Umatla County Are Serving
in the War to Free the World From Despotism

IGrigor. George. Fl Mcdowell.
Griswold. James. Helix, Lieutenant
1918. Co. I, o. T. c. camp Fremon
Griswold, Lyman, Capt. Eng. r. c.
A. f. F.
Guderian, H. J.. Pilot Rock. camT
Lewis.
Guerrant. Floyd. Holdman, fireman
L. $. S. Michigan.
Fee. Chester A, list 1t. onft.
Guerrant, Wade, Holdman, L. S. S.
Oregon.
Guniford, Claire. TIP. d. 1st ore. Cav,
Honorable discharge July. 1910
Gumm. Byron j., quartermaster End
class, L. 5. y.
GUMS. Panos D., Camp Lewis.
Gustave. Earl r., Camp Lewis.
Hacker, Earl L., Camp Lewis.
Hagan, Anna, Nurse. Army Nurse
Corps.
Haig, Alfred. Pendleton, Pvt. Radio
Branch of Navy.
Haleman, Isaac. Ft. Mcdowell. n. A.
Hall, George o., Pendleton, Navy,
Bremerton.
Hall. James Floyd, Pendleton. TIP. D.,
A. F. F.
Hall. Marion Francis, Pendleton,
Navy.
Hall Teddie L.. Camp Lewis.
Halstead. Orian, Ft. Mcdowell, n. A.
Hamilton, James r.. TIP, D.
Hamley. John NJ, Pendleton, Sea-
Ar 10
Hancock, Emery T., Fit. Mcdowell, N.
Handey. Clarence w. Tp- D.. A. E. f.
Hanna. w. NJ, Freewater, Camp
Lewis. n. A.
Hanson, Albert Victor, PeHdleton,
Aviation Army. Dayton, o.
Hanson, Martin. n. A.
Hanson, Richard O., Pendleton, Co.
NJ. o. n. G., A. E. F.
Hargett, Ralph F., Holdman. Navy,
L. S s Won Steuben.
Harkin, Everd A. Fit. Mcdowell, N.
Harp. Jessie. Ft. Mcdowell, n. A.
Harriet. Clyde o.. Camp Lewis, N. A.
Harris. Hugh F., Camp Lewis.
Harrison. Glenn s., Pilot Rock, FIR.
McDoWell Ava. Army
Hart, Joe. Camp Lewis, n. A.
Hartley, Roy s., Pendleton. Camp
Lewis. N. A.
Hascall. Lester E, Pilot Rock, TIP. d.
Hascan Rheuben G.. Vancouver. N.
A.
Hassell. Wesley. Pendleton. Navy.
Hattery. Fl. H. Captain. Pendleton-
Hausen. Albert H.. Kelly Field. N. A.
Haynes. Lee. Pendleton, Navy.
Hayne, Harold, Athena. Navy, Brem-
erton.
Hayes. Leslie. TIP. d.
Haworth. James. Fort Mcdowell,
n. A.
Hear. Bert. Pendleton. Searchlight
Div. Marines.
Head. Jesse, Pendleton. Camp Lewis.
Helm. Paul c. L., Pendleton, FIT.
- Mcdowell. ---~
Heinz. sgt. Ed, PendIeton. Eng. Army.
A. E. F.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

E5wier. Frank. Pendleton, Co. D., 5
a. T. c., san rancisco.
FraudHen. Hans. Camp Lewis
Frazier. Adolph, Pendleton. L. S. N.
Frazier. chester W. Milton. Camp
lewis
Frederiolsson. Edmond, stanfield. a.
1. f.
fTiedIy. Earl r. Pendleton. L. S. n.
fftedlv. Enoch c, Pendleton. Benson
Poly, Portland.
Irroome Moscoe. Pendleton, Pvt. 1st
Glass. co. T.. l1Gth Eng, \. f. F.
Fugit. Frank. Pendieton, L. s NJ
Medical Reserve.
Fugt. RAY J., Pendleton, L. s, n.
AVA. a. r. F.
Gables. Peter ". camp Lewis.
Gagnon. Clarence L.. y. A.
Galbreath, Melvin l.. Pilot Rock, No
25O4l12. Canadian Ry~ TIP, on
Gallireath. Earl T.. Pendleton, Camp
Gardiner, Charles Fayette, Echo. U.
as. ".
Gardiner. Claude w, Ft. Mcdowell.
Garner Louis c, Hermiston, L. S. N.
Garrett. Gerald Pendleton, Benson
Poly, Portland.
Carris. KEYS. Fit. Mcdowell
Gatchell. clarence w. Camp Lewis.
Cald. Ray H., Weston, L. s \.
Gebheart, John, Camp Funston.
Geluk, Adrian c, Camp Lewis.
Gemmell, Arthur. Pilot Rock. L. S.
n.
Gerking. benjamin F.. Milton. Coast
Artillery. Fit. stephens.
Gervais. Dewey. Meacham. sgt. seth
Co.. 7th Rgt., L. s NJ. C
Gormley. Thomas H. Helix, INIT.
Gibbs. Leslie E, Pendleton. chief
Yeoman. {. s S. Nansham.
Gibbs. Orfn, Albee. TT. Mcdowell
Gibson. Glen G. Pendleton, gunner's
mate L. S. S, New Orleans.
Gilbert. Bruce. Pilot Rock. L. S. n.
GIL, Walter Allen. Pendleton. Sgt.
Field Artillery.
Giliiland. Arthur. Camp Lewis.
Glaze. Frank Albert, Camp Lewis.
Gillette, Thomas w. Pendleton. 355th
Inft-. supply Co.. goth Div. Ava. A.
EFF.
EOoupastor, Harry, Pilot ROCK, 1st
Cav
Gcssage, -s Camp Lewis.
Corn, Walter H, Field Artillery.
Gould. William F.. Weston. fireman
u. S. y.
Graham. Aubrey G., Pendleton, U.
$. y.
Graham. Aaron l. Pendleton. u S. n.
Granbeck, p. A. Camp Lewis. (Hon-
orably discharged 1879
Grandin, Ralph. @PendIeton, L. S. N.
Crattan George. Pendleton, Corp.
Co. f, 18th Eng. Ry. A. f. F.
sssavatt. George A.. Adams, Camp L.
Green. Floyd b, Pilot Rock. Field
Greenwood. Claude B., Field Artillery.
:. Artillery. -
Gresham. Frank s, Camp Lewis.
friffin. Charley H, Ft. Mcdowell.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19
IIlsnlwem. Raymona j. IT Mepowssl.

lAeiliwell, RAYMOND j.. Ft. MeDoweli
\. A.
Henderson, Vivian ", Camp Lewis
y. A.
Hendricks. Freeman o., Benson
Poly, Portland.
Henning. clayton Henry. Ft. Nc
Doweeli. n. A.
Henry, Lloyd Matthew, Ft. Mcdowell
4 y. A.
Hensel. Henry. Pilot Rock. Navy.
Hiatt, Charles r.. Ft. Mcdowell, N. A,
Hiatt. Nathan H., Stanfield. Navy.
Hibbard, Luther, Pilot Rock, Eng.
Hicks, Carl, San Francisco, n. A.
Hickey. John ].
Hicks. Robert Lee, Pilot Rock, Van
couver, n. A.
Hildebrand, A. w, Pendleton, Canad-
ian Eng, b. z f.
Hin, Benjamin F., Portland, N. A.
Hill. Maurice B., Athena, Army Ava.
Hillman. Herman Nolin. Camp Lewis
Hinkel, Fred, Pilot Rock, FIT Nc
Dowell. INIT.
Hinkle. Dale, Hermiston, Camp Lewis
Hook. George. w, Pendleton. Navy.
Hoffnagle. Don v. Echo. Camp
Lewis. N. A.
Hoisington, Floyd E., Hermiston, Corr
Eng. "A. E. F.
Holmes, Clell l., Pilot Rock, TIP. d.
Hooker Victor NJ. Pendleton. N. A.
Hossier, Everett W., Stanfield, Navy
L. S. S. Charleston.
Hoover, Ira. NJ, FIT. MvDowell. n. A
Horn, Charles, Pilot Rock, Ft. Nc
DoOwell, Inft.
Hostettler. Edward, Freewater, Inft
Presidio. Cal.
Howard. Clement Martin, stanfield
Yoeman Navy.
Howard, George l.. Pendleton, Navy
Howe. Henry D., TIP. d.
Howell. Leon, Pendleton, Navy.
Hoyt, Clyde, L.. Camp Lewis.
Hubbard, Noland H, Ft., Mcdowell.
Hubbs. Romeo L.. Camp Lewis, N. A
Huchison, o. N, TIP. d.
Huchison, Ralph. Troop D.
Huff, Erwin Abraham. Pendleton, Ava
Corps. (Died at Vancouver, Jan
30. 1918, Pneumonia.)
Humbert. Louis J., Athena, Navy.
Humphrey, Robert. L., Pendleton, U,
8. N. Yards Philadelphia.
Hurd Henry J.. Camp Lewis.
Hutchinson, Albert f.
Hutchinson, Eldon, Pilot Rock. Navy
Hutchinson. Frank L. Camp Lewis.
Hutchinson, Ralph, Ft. Mcdowell, N. A
Hutsen, C. F., Pendleton, n. A.
Hyatt Lowell L.. Weston. Navy, U. S
S. Ures. Lincoln. CWas on ship
xxrHa
cued)
Hyde. Morris H, Ft. stephens. ore.
Hoffnagle. William E. Camp Lewis.
"Ip
ingalls,, Earnest, Pendleton, Navy.
Submarine Chaser.
ingalls,, Merritt A. Pendleton Navy.
ingalls,, Robert F., Pendleton, N. A.,
A. f. F.
Inman. Benjamin H., (Rattlesnake
Pete) Adams, TIP. D., discharged
for injury to eye at Charlotte, N.
c.
f'Jt'
jackson, Jack, Camp Lewis.
jacobson. Jacob Rudolph. Camp Lewis
Jacket, Otto, Camp Lewis.
Jefferson. Beacher A. Echo, U. 8.
Marines.
jefferson. G. T., Camp Lewis.
Jenkins, Robert, Camp Lewis.
Jeppe, Andrew j., PendIeton. Navy.
Jeppe, Harry, Pilot ROCK, Med. Corps,
Jerrue. Ira A., Ft. Mcdowell.
Joerjer, John W.. Pendleton, Navy.
Johnley, Victor, Umatilla Res, Camp
Lewis, Y. A.
Johnson. Alfred l., Ft. Mcdowell
Johnson, Clarence B., Hermiston-
Quartermaster Corps, A. E. F.
Johnson. Guy M, TIP d,
Johnson, John L, Ft. Mcdowell.
Johnson, MILAN, FIT. Mcdowell.
Jones. Griffon, W., Adams, Navy.
Jones. Paul s., Camp Fremont, Cal.
Jordon, Arthur, Pendleton, Eng.
Judd, Henry c.. Pendleton. Eng.
Jurell Milton. Pilot Rock, Eng.
Justus Corp r. r., Pendleton, Light
Field Artillery.
'K'
Kaffaro Toaanb Camn Tayufq
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

Tighten the cinch and take off the blind
Let 'er buck in front. let 'er buck behind,
Wen both go up and come down together
But 1 hope to die II I'll pull leather"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

OF the boundless range, where the cattle roam
His pony his pal, his saddle his home
He gathered an inspiration there
Which led to the presidential chair.
never expect such great renown,
But may be marshal of some COW town,
or sheriff, or judge or something slike that,
And choke some guy with my lariat.
NV chaps are worn, and my hair is long,
And I'm humming all day some dear old song,
Some dear old song which my mother sang,
Before learned all this cowboy slang.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

contInned from page ninc)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19
The Buckaroo

BY RICHARD CARTER WARlNNER
Dedicated 10 John r. Robinson while President Oh
the Pendleton Commercial Association
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

CONTINUED IN page II !,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

Gresham. Frank s, Camp Lewis.
friffin. Charley H, Ft. Mcdowell.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-03-15

Charleston, w. While the
governor of this state is appealing
to citizens to assist in enforcing a
vagrancy law, which makes it an of
fense for any ablebodied male to be
idle, the West Virginia Federationist
says:
"As a result of letters and circu-
lars being scattered broadcast
throughout the country this city is
being flooded with all classes Of
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-03-15
Ky.

Washington, THE government has
asked clothing manufacturers to re-
fund 5 cents for every soldiers SER
vice coat made without shoulder
padding. The manufacturers reply
that the change in style has cost
them more than the alleged saving
because they were compelled to dis
organize their systems TO make the
new rule effective. Thousands Of
dollars are involved.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-03-15

Charleston, w, Va.-The West
Virginia mine Inspector reports that
during last January 25 miners were
killed in this state. This is six less
than during January, 1917.
Denver Judge Perry Of the dis
trict court has ruled that benefits un-
der the state compensation law must
be paid the injured worker and can
not be evaded by court action by the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-03-15
NGWSieS For Trade
UniOniStS.

Tacoma, Wash.-"Send the boys in
the trenches lots Of good union to-
bacco," is the word of Tacoma union
lists these days. Every organization
in the city is Loyalty responding to
the call for tobacco for the soldiers.
Donations are being sent to the Of
ficers of the Tobacco Workers Inter
national union, E. Lewis Evans, sec
retary, Iroquois Life Building,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-03-15
The Best Glass of Beer to be Had Is
THE.
Martin Mason Brewing Co. S
CELEBRATED
LAGER BEER

Mems union No. 80 and the Winni-
ppeg Street Railway company have
reached an understanding on the ques-
tion of wages, which are increased
cents an hour for first and second
year men and 8 cents an hour for
others, with maximum rate Of 39
cents an hour.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-03-15

last year of $3,423, sol, an increase of
$363,568 over the preceding years
figures. AS this corporation is a
holding company, the profits Of num-
erous subsidiaries are not included.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-03-15

Stamford, Conn. - Sheet Metal
Workers union No. 189, has secured
a wage increase of As cents day.
The union has an agreement with en-
ployers which does not expire until
June ! next, but the employers ac-
cepted the claim that continued in
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-03-15

Winnipeg, Manitoga Street Car
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-03-15

Butte, Mont.-The Anaconda Cop
per Mining company has created a
labor department, where employees
can go to secure the adjustment Of
minor disputes. The company has
placed Thomas ]. Chope in charge.
The appointee was formerly vice
president and treasurer of the Mon
tana state federation Of labor.