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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-04
GUARD
10 Recognize II as
Military Body

seoo~s;t,on Of the minute.
eo~,c;i a defense Al h,
~ Slrirviu Al noon today.
Ts--.....d. h,,d,.d
v'fA"s'u "unu'.u
oIIl1ng the group the minute
~ oe1ypoSe Of keeptnq the
,a.his
~ VI s'''ou' "o'
eounty. Shefifl Johnson
eouin nj, organization with
~.u.. .,d h.y. drilled
TINS u naV' u''
lRgSecti0n OF an army organifa'
49,. ~. n. ou.,A
L"..-L-n'. -. ..,n
yTnusee Ho'h .'e evul'9 Sou"
U6tch recommended the action
80 vnder the leadership Of.
<< 49,
n"es
oounciI takes the attitude hat
Military oroAuisation which II
U-.r-LN- .'--.--.. - I. H.
9Osnosuy. o approve " wv.
nf0A. which Is being organized
Direction ol The county coun.
"
N
the resolution adopted:
~--so>~ An ~.,oh "a. ,.,erred
y-s.ss,.. srcm ah.,iW Iohn.nn
,,vs. AZ ihs osiabona
-sr ~ suhw,I,
-s -. "
A. nLt..A
. ~. a.. .amml..innsd a.
.aai,don o.
"s.s xsv Msw,ss drsirs "a
%essry orssu'ssuon me
~ ,%r.n,s ksymony
sR.rss S.c.rs s""inmsnt
~ o..
70 ce-opsrnts With them In
onF9ouy In the administration
u umss IKE these hsfmo-
q ~ Satriouo men y seen-
~. tnesstore, given Their pro-
eorneef considerau Thei
prseenis dual aspect.
c3y1li ana SECOND. A. q nnil.
ue4er TIE law, the sheriff
800 officer OF, The county.
70 eommisslon any ciu'
~ eno GIL on MIN TOT as
Y18 IN. NV. IN doins
~ Within MS legal rights,
$3.50 met ~ answering his
civic Wy y rem
v. inc o,nsr
dses mot contemplate that
, No o. : military orgnni-
ooV miiitary, organization
nome guards,
en1ans.sd : council
~ enn the request OF Inc
-m..~. -. -. .,.u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-04
EASY FREIGHT MOVES
HALTED BY BLIZZARD

NEW YORK, Feb, 4-The move
ment of freight which the eastern rail-
roads had succeeded in augmenting
during the past week, was brought to a
sudden stop by yesterdays storm
which, taken with the four previous
ones, has created "a condition of wealth
er, the worst known in fifty years" A.
II. Smith, regional director, announced
today.
Independence of thought and action
comes to those who have saved their
money against a rainy day. Buy Thrift
Stamps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-04

Officer "lf a bomb were to drop or
the powder magazine, what would you
do?"
Sentry go up with the report, sir
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-04

The War Savings Torch of Liberty"
stands for the independence we mean
to win for the iorld.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-04

Greatest seaport in the world is New
York which, according to latest avail
able figures, has annual imports and
exports valued at $35l7,9OO0O0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-04

Trade with the patriotic store. See
that your dealer is an agent for Uncle
Sans War Savings Stamps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-04
Love.

ny sweetheart is the best look.
IN the town.
mite likely. Mine lives in
Unity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-04

War Savings Torch Of Liberty"
tos the independence we mean
~ the world.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-04

The Red Cross honor roll. in the cen
trail Red Gross work rooms this morn
ing. representing women who are work.
ing al the sewing machines at 10 o'clock
in the morning, INCLUDED for today, Mrs
Harry Packer, Mrs. {. C. Lillard, and
Mrs. Herbert A. Reuter-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-04

Red Cross organization will be com
pelted at Choctaw tomorrow by Mrs, l..
{. HolIapiel, chapter secretary of the
Red Cross county chapter Every de
partment Of Red Cross work will be in
stalled in this branch.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-04

Women who worked in the Elk's Hall
last week produced S,R7 surgical dress
ings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-04

The Luther branch OF the Red Cross
made ojJ surgical dressings last week
and turned them into the Oklahoma
county chapter. Mrs. w H. Downs is
chairman OF this branch.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-22
GinmarIei, i'm RuB1dnd.
Rulen Ielen den DeutIden falt kel1len Wlder|tand.
7Siimf St6otc 9cmont,ten*
@ro6r Wfalltn &ricg8nlaterial trbelltet.
9cmtide s6iifc por Genal*
Sd1minoel nit SalDateu llntOrn1tn
Neaicrmmgs &ontroae Der Gtienbabnem nad
oem &riege mieoergeittmmt.

,Inel MnminiitratDrs" bes Staates
Giiiionri, Die in &amias Gitg etnt
9seriammlmng abbalten, baben ibrs
slnfd1t babin ansseiproden, bae oil
eente i'm mitheren @eiten lid
seitig ibren 8oblenbeSarf fir ben
naflitem Winter anlegen ioaten.
9lns Waibinston iuirb gemelbet
Sas Sriess : Separtement fuerSe bali
cine 9mftid)ifffontrolle iiber bic 6e'
aeno ppn Brownsville on Der meTi
faniiden @rense entlans nab Der Ha'
eific-&iiite binauf bis mad Seattle
nno and bic sanse atlantiihe anitt
entlang einrid)tem.
Die DiterreidiIden Sosialiiten ba
ben cine SSnterpellatipn einsereidJt, IN
Ser Hremierminiiter oon SeDoler anf-
aefor6ert luirS, Erdiibent @ilIpns
Grinsipien fir Die Wrnnolase ber
9isfmiiion eines allgemeinen 6rle'
oens ansmnelJmen. Sic perlansem, c,
iplle ipfort @erbanblnngen siuildlen
ben Ser. Staaten nnb CeIterrcid)=l lin
sarn er6ffnen.
oSuDo 9lominiItratpr" Sopper err
flGrt, bic angenbliflide 2ebensmittei.
Gage lei cine iebr ermite mnb es Icl
midt nninoslid, oaf, ualreno Der
nGditen ied)sig Sage sebensmittel-
anapphcit int Often ,nieres sanoes
eimtretem lueroe. Die slominiitratiDn
IdJreibt bic sdnlb ben dradJtamfbam'
fangem an ben 8abnem sn.
Staatsienator Sarper pon suniIia.
ila lit inter Der Nnflnge perhaftet,
falid)e yeridJte in llmlanf seiett ~
baben, nm Sen Grfuls nnierer milf
tariid)en nnb 5lptten Speratiuneu
81 idGbigen. 9ieIe falIden slngaben
Ipllem in einem Eampblet erbaltea
iein, baR er perbreitete. 6r iunroe
inter breitanienb 9uaar giirsidaft
geitellf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-22
SttIano.

Sm Hepraientaltten Salie II
cine 9ia eingereid)t, auf oen Sano.
ipid)s SnIeln fiir Die 0aner oes arie-
ges Irobibition ein5uiiibren. 0as So
mite bat iiber Die gorlage giinItie
beriAtet unb oieielbe sur slnnabne
enlpfoblen
SSn Yeoria, 81, lino wGbreno
ser lettcn 5mei Gage seeen $500 Ser
ionen an einenl mpiteriolen Wiagen-
leiocn erfranft. Die Seben fleiner
Sinoer Ionic beiabrter 2eilte iollea
gefabrbet lein. @ian slallbt, ooB DIE
aranfbeit oui cine @erllnreinignng
bes 5rinfiuaiicrs 8nriid5ufiibren lei,
oo6 lit es oen ber5rgerllfenen slna-
lptiferh bis iebt nod niht gelungen,
irgenomel6e aranfbeitser5eitger IN
@aiier nad5umeilen.
- Ser @ouperneur pom Wtontalla
bat ben 9ei6luB ourh melden ole
Segislotur oas prohibitions 9lmen=
oement sur 8unoesuerfaIiung ratlfi-
5iert bat, nnter5eihnet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-22

ienba6nbill Der 9tegiernng bes Sena-
tor ,Subnlpn ppn Siib-9afota elmse-
brad,t hattie nnS bas beitimmte, oak
bie Giiembabnem nnter Gegiernngs-
fontrpae bleibem ipllten, bis Der aon-
aref anoeriueitig beitimme, lpuroc
mil 81 segen 10 Stimmen snriifge-
mielem. glndJ iumrSe Elm anoeres
Mmembememt, bmrd bas Die Gntida-
bianna Ser Giienbabnbeiiter itarf
berminoert luerben ipllte, snriifgefuie-
len. glnd) ein slmenbement, bas eine
srofe Seiuillisuns fir grieftragcr
mad)t, lit geitriden.
Cine 9epeife bonn Sd]ladtfeloe,
amf benz mniere Srnppen iteben, mel
oaF oas Mrtillerie-Jener Sae nno
Tad)t bamere, baf es BON Seiten Der
9emtiden itarfer seiuprbem lei, Oaf
Die oentlden 8eidiite aber nidlt piel
Sd)abem amridDtete1, iuibreuo Die
amerifaniif)en Weiduiie itarfe gSir=
fums at baben idienen. Gs miro eadl
scmeloet, bentid)e enftIdiffe fl6scn
l1mfia iiber bie 0rense nnb itrideu
oft in gerinser 6Gbe ii6er Die amerls
fanilden Stellnnsen hin. Sn @aIb=
ington lit man bnrd bieIe Wtitteilnng
icbr iiberraid)t.
Srieasminiitcr yafer's geridt
oaf amcrifaniid)e glerpplane nadj
europa seididt ieiem, AM fiinf Niu=
nate friiler ais nripriimglid) beabiid=
tigt, bat allgemein iiberraid)t. Wtan
brinat bic gsadJridlt bon ben amerifa=.
niIdlen 2asern in 5ranfreid, bas
bentIdc gleroplane iiber bic Stelmn-
gen Der glmerifaner bin fl0sem, ba-
NIT in @erbinbmns.
llniere aieaiermns bat NIT Spanien
Gin ltebereinfommen setruffen, nadD
Dem @enerai Eeribing BON ben Spa-
niern Manleiel, 8lanfets mnb anberes
erbalt nnb Spanien bafiir Cotton nns
Gel ppm ben Der. Staaten.
9as Seer bes General Nllenbp lit
in Ealaitina bis anf bier Wteilen an
oas Stabtden Scrifo beransefom-
men.
Gin Der meitiid)en 1sront laben Die
Gnslanoer meGrere slnsriffc Der
9entid)en snriidseIdDlagen.
Sin fraus0iiid)er slnsriff in sutb-
ringcn ipQ Die 9eutiden ans ilrsa
eriten 9ieiben setrieben Gaben. Sic
meloen, baf tic 525 Ncfansene ge-
madt baben.
lteberaa an Ser meitliden ssruni
fanoen idJiuere slrtiaeriefampfe itatt
@eneral leril)ing meloet, bal, sluci
Sngenienre inn 0efedt leidJt perlpnn-
oct ipmroen nno baf Elm Splbat ucr-
miht uirb.
Dian iuill elRoeft bnbcn, one
ct. Gtienne Der Wiittelpnnft oes
bentidem Spionage in Sranfreid
lit.
&aiIer Garl ppn Geiterreid) Ioll mil
simer @erbanamng bes Selasernngs-
,nitanoes iiber bns ganse Sano ge-
oroGt ba6en, penn Der 0iterreifJiIdlt
]ieidDsrat ons ariegs Snoget nidt
prompt paiiiere. il
glndD Der Spbn bes ieinerseit ais
0ufJuerrater angeflasten mno oann
freiselaiienen Yanl 6ennis lit freige-
ipruden.
in Snianpille, Gal, ioll ein geluii-
ier Tran5 Sagermann alias 6rnn,
2ilienbadla, in einem Sefenntnl5
Sdaneroinge nOn einem aoinploti
3uildlcn 9entidjen nno g,Snbnitrlal
Norfers Of fife @orlo" amsgeIagt ba-
ben, bas nadl bielem 8efenntiiIs bic
3erit6rnma BON Sabrifen nnb Ge.
idlaften, bic @ergiftnne bon grmn.
nen unS anoere Singe snm 3lued
hattie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-22

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
February 22nd as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Sins gmiterbam miro semeloet, Die
Tentldlen riiften amf einer sSromt ION
400 Neilen in 9inflanb binein. Der
EiSeritamb, ben bic Nulien leiitemt ut
ld,luadJ nm6 midt organiiiert. Die
9,olIdeipifi ar6eiten fieberbaft, anl
crbmnns nnb 9isSipiin inter ben
Solbatem iuieber fersnitelen, Die lie
ielbit serit6rt baben. Die Semtiden
maiden ale @erind,e, in Der elften
stnnbe nod eiHe Ierteibignns ein5n-
rid)tem, nnn,Oslid. Die Stabte
Ylinsf, S5apial, 2emial mn6 Weaoen
iimS aenDmnten nu6 bic 9entiden
iiHb MIR moh 230 Wteilen bon Ec=
tersbmra entfernt. 0eutIdle srnp-
pen iinb in 1innlano gelanSet. slndl
Gommp in Wolbgnien, lpeldes bic
9imiiem ipa5renS Ses samsen arieseS
aebaltem baben, lit uon Den 9entidlen
beiebf uorben. lIeber 5000 Wsann iinO
pon ben 9entId)en gefansem genpm
men. Inter ben 0efanseneu waren
Elm General, mebrere Sipilipmsbe=
fe1lsba6er mnb 425 Cffisiere. Sa
Ietersbmrs berridJem fmrhtbare 3a-
itGnoe.
Die 9entiden ipaen III 9imRlanb
nnaebemre gcmte semadJt baben;
1858 9aupnen, 720 NaldDinen=@e-
ldnte, 1000 bis 5000 Wutoruagen
nno 1000 @asen.
9lns gpnbpn pirb genlelbet, 40
oemtIde ariegsid)iffe gatten fid ant
Yiittluod) Der rniiilden Stabt Geuat
genabert.
Gin memer grpfer Sfanoal idJeint
III Gage sefommen sn iein. Die Butt
bes 8ranbjmrp IN yiefp g)orf bat
ELF EerIomen, BON oemen elmer eilt
Glerf i'm cEnartcrmaiter's Depart
memt" Der Armec lit, anseflast, bic
8egiermng in Ierbinbmns init Suloa-
ten ltnifprmeu nm fiinf Wiillioneu
Collar bcidnuiifbelt III gaben. gtdlt
uuu ben glngefiagten iinb llniformem-
Jabrifamten. Ter illegale Ercfit iunr'
DC lanptiGd)lidD omrd) bic sirt ermog.
lidt, ,uie man oas 3ena idDnitf. WINS
elmer GmGntitGt 3eng, BON Der Die
9iegiernmg erluartet hattie, OaR man
Gin Imbeno llniformcn Darans mn.
den fDnnte, iumroen MIR sebn pner
nod lueniaer gemad)t Sas llcbrlge
iunrbe ais Clippings" Derfanft. Die
ie gGlippings" betrmeen bis sn adt
Erosent. 9as aurnpiot, oas oielenI
Sd)minoel ~ ejrnnoe lag, iua iidl
iiber bic ganseu Ser. Staaten ansge-
breitet bnben. 9mRer bem. 3eng
id)einem and nod anoere 9lrmeefafem
geitoblen at Iein. 3n ben glngeflag-
ten gebOren ein seiuiiler Sauioion,
6pman Sooriuib nno iein Sobn ycn-
s'iamin, garnef Sieb, Saeob @einitcim
mnS iein SpGn: glbrabam Ynrid),
Seou aeuine, yarnep 9iobiniOn nnS
Morris Mlliuib. Die beioen Sebteren
limb pSbippins Glerfs" Der y'clu
gorf Wiannfaetnrers Gompanp mno
Sra &. Samomsfp, Gin Gipil Glerf
int .Gnartermaiter's Separfemeni.
gie syabrifanten iinb angeflagt, 3ena
5nriifbebalten III ba6en, Die beloen
pSbipping Glerfs" uerben oes Wiein-
eibs Dur Der ejranojmrD beIdJmlbigt
1tn6 ,Sanuusfu bat ange6lidl 9egie=
rings Enittnngen uernidtet, nm
cine aontrplle nnm6glidl ,n maiden.
Die Sefiirluurter eines &esiernngs-
beiites Der Giienballnen ooer eiucr
Sanernben 9ieaiermngsfontrolle Der
Giienbabnen nadl Dem arieae baben
i'm Snnoesienat cine 9sieberlaae err
iitteu. Gin glmenoement III Der 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-22

6otel6elter: ogSir ippIlen es
Sbnen bier 10 gemiitlid naden @err
0faper, ooB sic lneinen Weroen Do
beini Su ieinl"
@err Woper. .llltterlteben sic
it'd; id( mil mid bier MIR anliilieren
lIn0 nidt holbtot araerll ="
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-22
wic rcr Krico nask
2tmcrifa faiit.
Weecn GinienSnna pOn 2 Gcnts
fir Eurto ueridjiden ,uir oieleS &ntl
an irgeno cine slSreiie.
Sie Grpebition

Sir Snlio, Oflab iuuroe 6arlD
u. 9agon megen unpntriotilCber 9eu-
Berngen perhoftet. Gr Ioa prophe5eit
boben, boB Geutihlano nlS Dem arIe=
ae iieereid) heruorgeben meroe uns
ooB or itorfe Spmpotbien filr ote
Teutlrhen hege.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-22

Gie teroniihe @iienbabn-aonl=
million miro onroiif beiteben, oaB Die
&. & @. q. 9obn hns fiir Camp Seltu
ieit nehreren @ohen gefuroerte @e-
leis unper3iiglid fonltrltleren loBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-22
Drummer 1887

Observation-Disclosures befano, i'll Slam
men oufgingen Seitoen bot mulL
ipeniqitens IN europa, mobl feineil
Wenldlen nlebr allsqeltopft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-22

Mon bat in Der @oliuianilhen
Sod. .aoroillere @etpitter nit 200
8liben in Der Minltte beobodtet,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-22
Mud Elm Grieaer.

rs geb' ieb' oufn ariegSidlolt-
pln5.
rslber SO iomi ia gar net einbe-
rllfeu"
~Stinnt. g(ber / miaB BAN 5ll
meiner 9llten.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-31
Ukiah Boy Enjoys Guard
On Duty Receiving Ship
(East oregonian speclal. }

/ UKIAH, Ore, May 3I.-H II. Kirk
| one of Ulxiah's boys in the naval SER
vice now stationed at Boston, writes
to his parents as follows:
Boston, Mass, May Is, 1918.
Dear Dad
Well. how is everything at home. i
am fine, but have been quite busy
the last week. am still IN the
guards and have a dandy post. 1 am
guarding the working brig. 1t is now
1915 in the morning and L will be
on duty until o'clock. l am locked
inside now and everyone is asleep.
have a loaded revolver strapped on
me so l feel pretty big.
This is not the bread and water
Brig. They have another guard and
he has to stand up. while I have a
chair and desk in the night but have
to stand up in the day time. This is
my first watch at this post. The
room Is about so feet square and the
prisoners are laying all over it sleep
ing.
There is a chief among them and
he has been talking in his sleep, and
would Just as soon he would keep
still. If should fall asleep here, 1
would get at least two years. Every
thing is business here. The petty Of
| ficer comes around every hour.
have been to the beach twice and
sure had a dandy time. 1t is only
about one hours ride over there.
There is most everything over there
and l took in shooting the shoots and
things like that. 1 am not going to
say whether l was alone or not
There might have been a sailor with
me, you can't tell I have been very
busy and have not seen Henry Lay
man for two weeks. He is still at
Harvard.
Today is Saturday and I get lib
erty at 4 O'Clock and am off duty
until o'clock Monday morning.
will not have so much liberty next
week as our work comes in punches
| One week hard and the next week
easy. I will Sleep on the commons
Sunday while on liberty. We can
come in any time we care to and can
/ get a cot at the Y. NJ. c. A for 25c'
but | most always come back to the
pier, as I would rather sleep in my
hammock.
A few nights ago I was long way
| out from the main part of the CITY,
and everything was so nice and green.
Such beautiful hills, rocks and trees.
The first have seen for long time
and they sure looked good to me.
Was 1 alone?. I should say not
still drill. when not on guard
Drill about three times week. Our
company got in bad and we have to
drill more than the rest. Some OF
our company would not keep still In
ranks so you see the results.
| received a fine cake from my girl
Yesterday, and she is a real girl: l
sure enjoyed 1t.
The people in Boston sure treat a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-31
EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA. co.

man fine who wears the uniform.
We have all kinds of chances to go
to parties and big dinners, but
have never gone to any of them yet
as I have always had something else
in view.
My quarters are in the Y. NJ. C.
A. and I stay there all the time when
not on duty.
We have inspection every morning by
our chief, and by the captain every
to see If our clothes are
cleaned and our shoes shined. They
sometimes look at our unerclothes and
we are always inspected before go-
ing on liberty.
We had bag inspection yesterday
and had to take OUT everything and
lay them on the deck. We have this
quite often and everything must be
first class; and dirty clothes must
be rolled and tied with the names
on, so 1t can be seen. Everything we
have is in the bag and If we leave
anything out. some one will steal 1t
or they will put it in the lock-bag.
1 received a Red Cross sweater the
other day, with girls address on IT,.
She lives in Maine; wrote to her but
have not heard from her yet
/ had great feed yesterday when
one of my friends got big box OF
cake and candy and he went $3.50
with me. We did not eat any dinner
afterwards.
can go any place in the city but
about all 1 care for is to spend the
evenings and few nickels.
am liable to leave any day, but
write to me here, and with love to
all L remain your sailor noy
GUARD II. II. KIRK
Receiving Ship, Commonwealth fler
Boston, Mass.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-31
Helix w. C. T. U. Making
Arm Sings for Soldiers
fEast oregonian speeial.l }

HELIX, May SO.-The W. c. T. u,
met with its new president. Mrs. e.
Z. Geist. Wednesday. Hemming arm
slings was the work in hand for the
soldiers. The union win meet again
next week with Mrs. Geist and hem
napkins and tea towels for hospitals
Miss Opal Rice will accompany
Miss Leila Norvell to the teachers
summer school at Bellingham, Wash"
the duration of school is. nine weeks.
Mrs. R, Morrison of Weston and
Miss Margaret Walker of Athena, are
spending the week with Mrs. Minnie
Walker at her ranch home east of
town.
Edgar Gibbs of Lulman is visiting
Theodore Norvell.
Elmer Albee. former city marshal
left yesterday for Harrison. Idaho.
Mrs. F. L. King was out from PEN
dleton "Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. w. stockton and daughter,
Miss Augusta of F'reewater, are visit
ing their daughter and sister, Mrs. E.
L. Norvell.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-31

under a recent law passed by con.
gress. .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-31
HOUSEHOLD

Here are some additional soups
recommended to substitute an equal
value of milk for a serving of meat:
Cheese Soup.
1-2 onion.
. tablespoons fat.
| 1 tablespoon rice flour or
2 tablespoons sago or tapioca.
1 quart milk.
l egg or 2 egg yolks.
"a cup grated cheese.
L teaspoon salt.
Paprika.
CookSthe onion in the fat until tender
but not brown. Remove the onion,
add the flour, then the milk gradually
saving out IA cup. Cook until
smooth and add seasoning. If sago or
tapioca is used in place of flour, add
it to the milk and cook Is minutes. or
until tapioca is clear. Pour the soup
over the egg beaten with IA cup OF
cold milk. Add the grated cheese
and serve Immediately.
Cream of Tomato Soup.
1 slice onion.
1-2 cups canned tomatoes.
2 tablespoons savory fat.
1 tablespoon cornstarch.
is teaspoon sugar.
Salt, Paprika.
1 Glove. Ts
Bit of bay leaf.
1-2 cups milk.
Cook onion with tomatoes 10 min
utes and rub through strainer. Make
tomato sauce using fat, cornstarch, to-
pmato puree and seasonings. Allow this
mixture to become very cold. When
ready to use. combine with the cold
milk. Heat in a double boiler and
serve. No soda is needed if this meth
cd is followed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-31
Rntnrlnns Raise Food.

LIMA. o., May 27.-The Rotary
club here has taken up war garden
ing as one of its special patriot ac-
tivilies. Each of the 200 members
has a garden so by 100 feet in size.
and each Rotarian, uRder supervision
of C. F. VogeI, is tending his own
garden, and is pledged to can the
Surplus products.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-31
Glass of 90 Finishes.

EUGENE, Ore. May 25.-Ninety-
six students will be graduated from
the Eugene high school at commence
ment exercises to be held at the
Methodist Episcopal church riday
evening, June Z. The commencement
address will be delivered by L. r.,
Alderman, superintendent OF the
Portland schools.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-31

Germany.s superplanes do not terri
fy as they are expected to. the world
already having become familiar with
German supermen, supersubmarines
super-Zeppelins, superguns and super
mendacity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-31
BASEBAIL. YESTERDAYS
SCORES.

r. @. 1. League.
Portland 8, Seattle s.
Portland 5, Seattle 8.
Vancouver 6, Aberdeen 6.
Coast League.
Salt Lake 6, Oakland s.
Salt Lake 8. Oakland 8.
Los Angeles 2, Sacramento 1.
Los Angeles /, Sacramento 4.
San Francisco 2, Vernon 0.
San Francisco 9, Vernon /.
National League.
Boston 2, Brooklyn /.
Boston 4, Brooklyn 3.
Chicago 6, Cincinnati 0.
Chicago 2, Cincinnati /.
New York 6, Philadelphia 3.
Pittsburg s. st. Louis 0.
Pittsburg 0, St. Louis 4.
American League.
Chicago 4, Cleveland 3.
Chicago 2, Cleveland 3.
New York 2. Philadelphia 1.
Brooklyn 9. Washington |.
Detroit 2, st. Louis /.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-31

Maybe Austria and Germany are be-
ing comented together and maybe they
are being handcuffed together. 1t all
depends.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-31
Alien Troops to Get Citiz

Alien Troops to Get Citizenship.
CAMP LEWIS, May 25.-Instead
of the usual five years it will take 40
for an alien, enemy or
friend. in the army to become a ctr
zen of the United States under the
The Nenana daily news., 1918-09-30
COMMISSIONER WARNS
 GAME LAW VIOLATORS

Henry Myers and Henry Chamber lain were arraigned before U. s. Commissioner R. 5. Mcdonald today on a charge of having violated the Alaska game laws. They were found to have the limit of game allowed under the laws, but the meat found in their possession included the car cass of a caribou calf. The killing of caribou calves is strictly pro- hibited under the new regulations.
 Commissioner Mcdonald discharg- ed the accused men with a warning against the killing of calves in fu- ture and confiscated the carcass of the calf. The killing of caribou calves was prohibited under the regulations which went into effect only recently, which fact was taken into consideration by Commissioner Mcdonald in his inquiry into the case.
 The case was instituted by Game Warden Stephen Foster.