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New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Tea

The tea trade looks for decided adj
vance In Javas, and it Is expected that
this will effect all grades of Conpou
teas: 1t Is now difficult TO obtain hirh
grades of Congous, and information
which has been received from China
Is to the effect that teas will not he
grown this season unless the Russian
situation clears UP SO that the Chinese
can safely sell to that country, which
is the largest user of Congou teas in
the world. The shipment Of Congou
teas for the past season are abo,,t one
and one-thtd million pounds. In pre-
yious years four to nine million pounds
have been shipped. Apparently tha
only reason there Is ITO greater demand
Tor ooheou Ia The low price nj which
JavHs have bean sold.
quotations n cents per pound far
,o,s df % 10 100 packages, with small
'"'s ful'hg cent per pound higher,
we're IA follows yesardayl
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
fuftAoo. pAtNr rArI, MtNSrApot
WE NAIAIlA ILAII.AAN fnAiI.A y -

-FVF II y 7IT HWETT AIl NTITINO
Tbe Annual MtsiinR ~ fta Htouhhoidsys
~ tho Chicago, taint Paul. Minneapolis
bne omaha Hsii~RY company viii bn hrId
- fha oniff ~ ife company. ~ Tho cify ~
Hudson, Wisrnrsiu. On WedueFdhy, kpti
q. isif. ~ o,l1ek - m for tho oicctton
~ directors phd tho tfbnsafflon nf nuch
efhef tVieirrAe 80 may como hsf0Fa said
snasftnK
Tfansfsr hooks wli hn closed on Friday
1fAFfH 2. 1919. ~ fha oloae or business
~ fhst day. and ~it ba rooponed on
Thursday, 4 prl 10, lSi9.
fsatod Fsbf0sfy ~. 1919.
JAMES r CLARK, President.
aOTfH y. cALbWELL. feoretaFy.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07

Sugar-Cable advices report gem
erai strike in the island of Cuba, which
includes workers on the United Rail-
ways. The strike occurring during the
height of the grinding season, will.
it is believed, have far-reaching re-
suits. The strike in the harbor here
mas already interrupted the delivery
OF raw sugar to refiners as we'll as
delaying shipment by lighter of re-
fined sugar. Through the Sugar Equal
ization Board there were purchases of
3o6,45o bags Of Cubas for shipment
this month at 5.88c cost and freight.
There we're no fresh Developments in
refined sugar, the demand being re-
ported moderate at unchanged prices.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
House Furnishings, Furnisur.
Floor Coverings. Dranerv

BIRMINGHAM -Loyernan yosenh 4 ~
Scales ca1ets, rnse upholstery; lls West TS,,n. -
HosroN. iiough'on .Dutton Co-J. y
Eroztel s'Aaswrs;
nENNEF-p. G. Joelin Co: A o. Blsn..r
and carpets: % East Nsenty-six,h Street nss
furniture. Commodore. " 1-Hp1ns
NEW iANTN--E. Msuev & Goa r w,r,...-
carpets and rugs: 4o4 Fourth Averlrn 7th n.saca Nm
Ffi ulApELPHlA-S Strawhridge & Ccthi,-. ~,
walsh house furnishings: go Fifth Ayenua "i.
LADE1IHIA-Strawhridge & Closh,r~. - "
= 1rui M kshank carpets and HiSs: go Filth i,,rn. =.
RoCHESTl-R-Gars & Wood Ftrnttur, ~
l. NJ Carson carpets and furniture: WaINcs S"<
ST, LOUlS-Stix. Baer Fuller D. G. coy~
Lynch; CARPETS and oriental rugs: ll5 West mr.
second Street. room i4l0 AH1S>
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
CHICAGO AND NORTH WEsTtsRN N
HALLWAY InMi,ANX
Nr,Tt,'Ir Gls ANh1tAi Nu. ,r,rv,,,

NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING
Tbe Annual Meeting OF the Ntockhoidsrs
~ the Chicago aud North Western HALL
way Company Will be hold at the ONCE
OF tho COMPANY, s36 West jackson Boue-
ward In tho city of Chicago. illinois, on
Tuesday. Aptii 4. 1919, u, If o'clock a. m.
for tho election Of directors and tho
transan'ion of such other business on may
come before said meeting.
TranHfor books Will ho closed on Friday,
March 7, 1919. at tho closo of business on
mat day, and VIII be reopenod on Wednes.
day. Aprl .. 1919.
Dated March /, 1bta
WILLIAM n FINLEY. President.
JOllN y. tALnW ELL AenIatnfY.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Notions, Toilet Goods. Drugs

HARTFORD. Come Fox & Co.; ]. Il Ben
nett drugs. 14l Madison Avenue
LANCASTER. Pern.-Hager 4 Bro: r C. Mas
terson. toilet goods, gloves. handkerchief: 4O4
Fourth Avenue. 9th floor
PORTLAND Ore Calhoun. Miller ss johnson,
Mr.. Miller notions; 4s Leonard Street
ui PROVIDENCE. ll,la A I-samuqls J.; Bro @
tons: 1le West Thirty second strest 18Th nous.
!. TUPPER LAKE. n. Y.-H; J. Gerssrnsn. no.
tons end novelties; Broadway Central
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
NOTICE or ANSIfAt. MEETING or
4 ANIlaiEMM A GNMEAAN NO

Thn annual meeting uf tho ninrkholdars
~ this Company Win he held on tho tith
"sy ~ March, 1919, a. 2 O'clock In the
afternoon. at Tho once Of tho corporation,
~ Pinn Nirset, Sew Yorll tliy, Nnw York,
ipr 'ho pufpoae ~ elHCilng n Hoard ~
i,if"ctois. Two inspectors 10 servo ~ nil
elections Of htoukholdoIs during tho ensu,
Iuk year ana receiving ana acting upon
'b" fepoItH ~ the officers and for tho trhna-
seiion Of such other BUSINESS ~ may prop.
trly como before ths meeting
THoB r. McGHATIf, Reoretary.
Dated IebrusFV "a 16i0
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Business Troubles

sttsttss Aetaius ts, the-f ! Jena hss ao
Maset Maty Al tiehH et,sis ...s.1l.t INA a.
Nluo Powder 90 Agency ~ canadian
'sf 4 rephdt4 %, .sssss'l'gstl1 ssb 20
Maiii Jun " Niadlt'en .t,5.4s..l sei /
iyeN tutp HnflFa4s - 4 : Nhlia $50 bs
uViH Hiifahelh Y - NJ Andpfsau ie4f0
uaf AfaifhnA H1iiiuHnRt Ga ~ s-a+
sots Inc Auomnhile saaufitas tas
iafaAai .,1..f. ..t,tt.,s ..f..sss...- Yei ST
A1ssfl gs'sa" b'oIIIs' bII' sra o. ID 5e e
sihfnhesani hathanna Thelinfe o.
fchoon,naier Lawrence 6 n tinasr yas y ~ ~
Strauss, Malcolm A ] Picard A. 10 174 "a
sielnr Pubiishina Gh Il 1aller ~ bnl d,
Wfehel, Charles snd Thomas Mo
NesfJ Psole' e'q. .e-.,+..-......... roo on
Weins'ein. l'hllin and Leopold tnhorn--
fe9pe, ei, .;............... 1ooo m
Weaver. George q. n. Weaver - s'I4i A
'a' ~ ~ WEAVER ..-s.t+.4....t lpsa Oh
In Bronx County
Itranke august Justice a. FRANKIE ..... Sps on
Jones. julia city Of Naw York ~ ons Sn
Lengsatn. Jacob, and Bronx Enterprise
60. Inc II q Sllleck. ir ...... 1tgHA
Stnn' stn , .u. arhRer ...+.ss........ l64 Ct
N'"n'' 'H"Ap i'Nhs 90 .........-4... l2a 40
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Leather and Fancy Goods,
TexyeEr-v

ATLANTA. .oaL Eplan Ont 1. xpisr. Jew
LbNox, Msss~i. ]. K1irp Co.s IL J. Kliup.
isrYelry, etc Brwtell
pHffADfIiPniA-W -Wsnansk,r T.. d-ysoods; re
Forest l. Bachnap. is.eirg; fancy goods. Stallion
WI1hINGTON Del Smith yollinger Gu w s
Ciay, wunais garments. lscts, ribbons. gloves
iswelry and fancy goods; Holland.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Commodities

Hay and Straw
Yesterday
(per tom. A year ago.
Timothy. No. i,
large bales. 80. $4,000 -- ss5.oo@s7.
No. clover mxd 27.00@2S.O0 3O.00@32.00
Rye straw, No. l 14.0OD - 26.00@2S.00
Orchard and Field
Yesterday. A year ago.
Beans, Mar. 100
lbs, ..........s s1o.25@1o5o s15.5o@ --
Peas, Scotch, 1918 1900 7.75 10000 --
Potatoes. nv. .Ber, ,bl 5000 9.25 5000 500
Apples, Northern
Spy, Dbl. :. ...... s.oo@12.oo +a.5o@ 500
Grapefruit. box. 1909 500 1900 500
Oranges, box. -. 1000 6.75 $500 ZOO
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Aliis4C halmets Higher

The aeeumul lated dividends on the
Manufacturing Company wera reduced
60 Hl4 per cent yesterday whsh The
direetots, ~ addition 10 The regular
quarterly disbursement of " per cent,
declared r,n extra of 4. per cent. The
oompanYa annual report, recently
isaued, Hhowed sufplus earnings anuiva
lent 10 SiAHa "A share on tha common
stock, compared with alO.pa share
earned In 1917. AT ita closing price
Of AAaA per cent yesterday the stock
showed gain Of / IL points.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07

CHICAGO AND NORTH WEsrER~
HAlIMAY lNMI,A " -'

III broadway. Now York, rcb. 2g. 1919.
For the purposes OF the snnnel rnosting.
IN Chicago. Illinois. on Tucsdey. Apr,i A.
1919, at II 90 O'Clock n. m, tho stock
transfer hooks viii he closed on Friday.
March 7. 1919, ~ tho close of business on
fhat day, and reopsned on Wednesday.
April o, 1919.
JOHN ID. CALDWELL, sscrstary.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
lscrrivnra In Hnnltr,,,,tgy

Heeciyers IN bankruptcy appointed yesterday In
the United States District Court we're
AMERICAN COMMERCE. ENPOnT COMPANY
JudRe Knox appointed Louis tetsawit receleer. with
bond. for the American Commerce Export Com
pnuy. 10 William Street
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Livestock, Mcnts, Provisions

Following ara Yoetafday'a prtcas oomn. rad ,.,,,
those of Il year sRoI WIN
yahtordAy. 4 year mr.,
Idve steers, fair 60 ''"' "s"'
prime 100 ID siA,AN GptiabO Az an on<,s7s
Dronnad btof aides, "''e''
III ,.......,... 10 10 IA tsn0o "a
Live yehls, common "F~ ~"
10 prime 100 ibiB0G db ~ N0 81 M ~ 20 m
Drrseed vesa. city. ' w 'o""
~ ..,....,..,. .2b an ~ IN m ~
1.-Two ewes. 100 ID. 600 % 20 90 a'oo % m o'oo 30
Live lambs, fair TO ~ '" '"'""
prime. 100 ID 10 90 dD 20 on IN M 40 IN n.
Dressed mutton lb 10 d6 u Iy ~ '"'on 'on,,
Dressed lambs. city, 'N"1
III ......,.... 30 % "a ~ n -
IiogH 100 III 1000 d 1875 1850 % -
Moss porl. bb 5000 % ze'' ~ o''% ~ =, ga %
M"ss s.g% ssl s,"f he $500 q $500 sIoo % 200 900
ib ,--..-...-.2s'o> o. as.7o 2s.sS % asos
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Butter. Cheese end Egas

Buttef.-Reeeipts we're 4ng7 pack
ages. Creamery. higher than estfas,
ID bp't tt1Goei extras, ~ seefs. hsts0
bpei hfsts, RI TO 81 score, bbtsMbaai
seconds, ~ to NJ seote. boubbei lower
gfadas, abd1aAel unsalted. higher than
et'fas' Oh 's4eAel extras, Gals@sBe,
'lfsls, hsMhl ,sei seoonda, bAMb7e
state dairy tubs, finest, b7QDbaoJ good
70 prime, hlmbboi common TO fair.
.aoNhoej renovated, extras, a6oI frsts,
aaaUaboi lower grades asn42o, imita1
tlon creamery, firsts, 48d144c; ladies',
current make, firsts, 40m4lc; seconds,
asbQpooci lower grades, 8bm87o, pack
8scj No. 2, a7c; lower grades. 34G0
36Mc. ''es
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
CHICAGO, SAINT PAUL, mINSgAPOLIH
AND DwABA HALLWAY COMPANY

~ Hf0S1WaY. NV fork, Ffb. 20, f0ib
Fof the purDOH@s ~ the annual rnoeflnR
which VIII rs held ~ the rompsnys once
IN ThHsoo. WfsrcnHln. m Wednesoay, April
.. 1919. - . % TciDeh a. M. the stock
transfer hooks vii 10 closed on Friday
March 2. 1913. 81 tho cloEs Of business on
thas daY. snd TecpsDsd on Thursday. April
-, 1919.
john p.fcALDWELx. aserst~xx.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Judgments Filed
Tho following lndTinrnia vera rlcl ycntsffay ihe
nmt mama brinf that NJ ihu dsbior
ii In New York County

cen're Nnmg National neoa j. H.
Hneddoni 'onIa ,,i ...,..,.. ..,.., flss 30
rma.lE. Eainllol u y " 'iauW, o'Nta. lon 80
'uiTlin A. 'ufiHi ~ Al 'iuldAinllh .., i,Dad rs
oin"l lNW ~, r. = Cohen .tt,tf, 500 90
rrancA Comm. ..,l..e,,,,, ,,,.,.,. ! GOT 10
,"hm"ni MMFhnerlle a. h'hann ,.s...s $50 ma
nmnnnh' nrlls J. faor o. Al, 't...,,., 1859
Ing and Engineering CO. o,)-Dmncalln In
,,. gnocrine GO ..,,,,,,,,....,..,,. ,,....,. itesr
ir Tmth % Avenue 'pac'i T." ~ uannlsan. 2,l67 30
d,,,in Sen, Inc a.. s,,. ,..,,..... 1O4AS
,,arr. ,mg ,v,,,,.,. 9aa.al
,,i sfoqi w. u,,f p,rs,lohn stsnsch & Sons $3.50 90
tofn, Hon' Inc, ,nsa .,.;. l,oi25l
x mE"r D,I'rur ,.,,. a727o.Ss
*, he,Inmsn a ,n}-F Herman go. 1ss
!. .i,, w., ntnnhtr,h' me Mussrayo -. 900 90
Meyer. Georgc-0. J, Stump. .e..--.~.s los N
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07

Current year
Sugar, granulated per lb. 7.45
Sugar, centrifugal, per lb...... 72s -
Coffee, Rio No. 7, per lb. ..-... 1874 sza
Coffee, Santos, No. T. per lb.... 21H Y -
Coffee Futures-Unchanged primary
markets and the lack of fresh feature
of any kind caused quiet opening in
coffee futures yesterday with call
prices unchanged to decline of s
points. There was little in the way
Of price changes until late in the day
when cable advices reported a fire in
Santos which destroyed over 10000
bags Of government owned coffee and
on buying for European account as
we'll as moderate trade demand val
ues advanced rather sharply, mostly in
the near months, closing at net gains
of 7 to 20 points.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Shoes

San FItANCISCo-The Emporium: NJ. orc-rr..
mon $ womens and chldrens shoes: cbsserrsasI,
225 Fifth Avenue. 6ih floor.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
> u s t e N a nc e
Cereals

Wheat.-The government report on
farm reserves will be published this
afternoon. The figures will compare
with 107,745,00O bushels last year and
100,650,000 two years ago. Recent pri-
vate estimates have indicated a reserve
Of 89,000,000 to 126,00O,OO0 bushels.
The cash wheat markets in the North
west have recently been showing de-
cided strength, and it i the prevailing
impression an unusually large per-
centage of last seasons crop has al
ready been sold
The government is now buying flour
for export, and on Thursday purchased
$4,000 barrels. It is believed to be
the policy of the Food Administration
to ship more wheat in the form of flour
in the future, thus giving domestic
mills active occupation, besides fur
nishing liberal quantity of mill feed
for domestic use.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07

filo1l ''' ""
In New York County
Wssself, Louis F-f. hiIlcn q, al, lfcb. 10.
cohen seinue y 1rue 4 Mortgage ''''''
'p Juno a. inig ,,.,.......,.. sft IN
h'eenfeI1. tioriAni. and ir,inr Miiier-.
,,d'Seopl rsopl" '',p sc lsp "a l,ip eaeal~ln. 200 %
. lrpet 60 lent ,h tNlp DID,. ....,..,,,, c.GA4eO
'e,a1ef 'han~ II O. nalineF cr al.
!, Avg, Avg ~ lgl1 .....-, .....,,.., s.sooai
,ng wv ~. .,...,...,,.s..,.. 1000
"olet ttnrnhy Anlioi, Cohen roD ii.
s,t ipls .,.,,,..,3 49,, ,...,'...,' SOC as
Amerlrsn Def@ao Society. Inc Feb
shmrnan National nanh Of Now York ''Vi''sS
american D@@i'e Society Inc. Maruh
., IVlp ...t..t...,,..... ..,..I...... In9 Ak
Rsincr Johns. Moscous Jan ~.
A,s,as iglS s,.. ..... seo7a
~ Wy ,,',....,,.... .......t....... Il0g9
American Naios Book Co. Ltd p Il
ArsereS, ieb. g. 1919. .............. llsau
In Bronx County
Buelcahach Ccnst Co. Inc-Murray 4
nm Co. Oct. 80 1914 ........ 81 6-k A
Rollins Warren r.. and Adolf q Rol- '''
nlns--s. Hpsiccr ct al; Feb II. 1eig.x eg.rs
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
tvlnur and Maa1nue4a.

Flour and Meal.-Quotatlons weret
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close rIoss 60
Sornfneal. vel 3.25@355 3.25@a6B 6. f2J,
Rye flour ichoice7 eo@s.s5 7.e065s,s5 f5.p5|1
Btan 1UU-lb sacks. 43.00 45.oo -
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Offerings to Buyers
KHAKI KNfCTERROCKERs . So Is possr
LOUIS FRIEDMAN rs Rrsssdwss
BUYERS Wants

! OPEN TO BUY ANY QUANTITY FANCY AIIxb.
25th al
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Buyers Arrived

column by teIephoning Beekman sals
III. and 10 u. III.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07

Corn-The market ruled firm. The
fact that the War Trade Board has re-
moved export restrictions on hog prod
eign demand, which should prove suffi-
GENTLY large to maintain the hog mar
ket. Furthermore, the statistical posi-
tlon IN corn is considered strong with
the country movement of moderate pro-
portions. The government farm re-
serve figures to be published this af-
ternoon and will compare with 1853
100000 bushels last year and 782,3O3.-
600 two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07

Eggs. Receipts woro G,Bs0 cases
Fresh gathered, extras. dozen, A7ou
47Mc; extra hrstS, d6mdGnc; Nrnts, ab
ma5 Mc seconds, dlm44Mc; dirtics, No
!, Al " mf2hc; No. 2 and poorer. s70Q
4oMc; checks, good TO choice, dry. 8oml
4oci undergradcs. 36M3sc; state, Penn
sylvania and nearby Western, hcnncry
whites, i'ne to fancy, b2@53c; ordinary
dinary to prime, 4sm52c; Pacific Coast
whtcs, flrsts to finest, 52Mb3c; lower
grades, 480p5lc; Western and Southern.
gathered whites. 47n6Ic; state. Penn
ssylvnnia and near by. hcnncry browns,
As,oASHc; gathered browns and mixed
colors, 1bn47hc.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Cheese. Receipts were o.4oo boxo.

6. Iheese.-- Receipts were 2.42o boxes.
State. whole milk, fresh. f]atr. spccials
colorcd, 1b., 32c; white, 81 slihm31s.c,
average run, colored, 3i,bM31a,c,
white, 31M31 nc; lower grades. goa
3ohc; Twins. specials, 3tMm31tAc:
average run, 31M3ihc; lower grades.
SoM3Ohc fats, held. 3bCofa6 ~ &c, Twins.
held, 3bQo36Hc; Wisconsin, whole milk,
twins, held, .S3003G nc. frcsh, 316l
~ Nc; Single Daisies, frcah, alol3i ibc,
Double Daissiiep, held. 33m30Mc; fresh,
aalm9l nc; Young Americas. held. aboy
asci fresh, 33c; State. skins, spccinis.
''"il@le' prime TO choice, lbmi7e fair
to good. iomiic; lower grades, 4oooc'
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07

Rye.-Market steady.
Yesterdays Previous yesy
New York; close. coae 80
Cash, No. 2 West st.57 s1,57 SO.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07

Oats-A steady undertone prevailed
in the market for oats, the market
being helped by reports of better
Southern cash demand in the West.
Government figures on farm reserve
to-day will compare with 69e.2Os 900
last year, and 394 4,211 900 two years
ago.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York; close rlose 80
oats,, No 3 white n ~ S1.O7I,
March March .-.-.-.>.~~ .5e7s .5sss .e2la
July --..-~---~~..-s .5e5s ,.6ess ~('
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Sugar and Coffee

Baldwin, Dbl
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Satisfied Judgments

Tho fifst name ia that ~ the debtor II. esron
u1at OF tho creditor and date whrn mdsuent "a
flied. '' "
Il. N.... Nj.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
In Bronx County

Bucleahach Ccnst Co.. Inc.-Murray 4
nm Co. Oct 30. 1914 s.............. s,
Rollins. Warren b.. and Adolf G. i,ol-
nins--S. Hpsiccr at al: Feb. II. leie.<
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-27
Report of Quarantine
At Ukiah Incorrect
(East Oregonian specIal.l }

UKIAH, Jan. 27.-An item appeared
in the Pendleton Tribune of January
| 18th in the Pilot Rock correspond
ence items which says that Ukiah is
strictly quarantined, and no one is
allowed in or out. which is mistake,
as no one has ever been forbid to
either come or go. It also says the
men bringing the body of the late
Mrs. Ledgerwood were not allowed to
enter the town, which is another mis-
take as both Mr.. Stuart and Mr.. Hin
derman were in town and no one mo-
| Tested them. Ukiah has taken few
4 precautionary measures, such as clos
/ ing the church, Sunday school and
poolhall and people were cautioned
not to enter the postoffice or loaf in
punches, but nothing farther, And we
hope the people abroad will under,
stand this, as such news is detri-
mental to the town. There seem to
be more people coming and going
through Ukiah than usual at this time
of the year.
DR.. DeVauI Of Pilot Rock. was in
Ukiah Saturday on a professional trip.
Claud Ledgerwood returned to Dale
Saturday to be with Mrs. Thrasher.
who has not recovered from the auto
mobile accident yet.
Elmer Hinton of Range. who has
been attending school here. returnedI
home aturday on account of the ILL
ness of his father
Miss Mary Hector of Ritter was a
guest at the Ukiah hotel over Sunday, |
returning home Monday.
Born, near Alba. Sunday. January /
12, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Con-
stants. a daughter.
Caroline Lorenz. Leo Ledgerwood !
Grace Gibbs and Willie Sinclair are
absent from school on account of i'll
ness.
John WoK. who cut his hand while
cutting wood about a month ago, and /
went to Pendletoh for treatment and
while there came down with influen-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-27

sunshine. All within a few hours, the
latter part being clear and cool winds,
Today is cloudy and inclined for
more storms.
Mrs. Perkins of Pendleton is here
visiting for the week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Tonning, on the ranch.
F.. NJ. Donaldson returned this week
from FL Paso. Texas, where he has
been living since last spring.
Miss Ina Ganger went to La Grande
Wednesday on No. Is for a few days.
Fank Hanlen of Kamela, was here
on business the first OF the week.
Miss Jessie Askby who has been
night operator here for a few days in
the absence of Jesse Freeman, left
for her home in North Powder Thurs.
day She was relieved here by Miss
Florence Stansfield-
Mrs. Edita- Frgrar, who has been
working al Huron for the past four
months, has gone 70 Echo Huron
station being. closed for an Indefinite
period. ...-fi ftsa
Mr.. John Legeros has re-
tured from Portland Friday where he
had been consulting physicians in re-
gard to his health.
Robert Pagan of Gibbon. was here
this week on business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-27
Committee Appointed
To Receive Soldiers


STANFIELD, Jan. 27.-Mayor Kyle
has appointed the following commit
tee to work with the state and county
committee for the reception of the
home coming soldiers and sailors:
Rev. James f. Faucet, r. A. Holte.
John D. Wallace, G.. L. Dunning, w.
e. Smith and Prof A. B. Murry. the
! mayor having been appointed chair
| man by the county chairman. This
committee is to make arrangements to
welcome the boys as they come home
! and to do what they can to provide
employment for them.
Mayor KYLE received a telegram to
come to Seattle on account of the Sc
rious illness of his son Cray Mr.
Kyle left Sunday on II for Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chtester Dupuis of
Nolin, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hazen Sunday.
VIM. H. Daughtrey of Portland was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. Raymond Walker is spending
the week in Pilot Rock the guest of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. d. d. Con-
nor.
There are only two cases of flu here
and they will be out in day or two.
StanrTeld has been very fortunate,
having had less than a dozen cases
altogether.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dupuis Of Mo-
lin were In town this week.
F. e. Bishop of Portland was call
ing on his customers the first of the
week.
Mrs A. B. Murray is the new teach- |
er. Staufield now has eight teachers |
W. J. Furnish spent Saturday in |
town. s. @.5 |
]. NJ Morrow of Pendleton, was Id |.
town for couple of days this week. |
Miss. Leuna Waid is at her post in
the phone office after an absence Of
g. couple of weeks with the flu.
Mrs j. NJ Daid or Lexington. "a
visiting her daughter. Miss Lenna. II
X. NJ. Jackson Of Seattle. is here for 4
a few days.
G. w. Horton Of Pendleton. was in
town Saturday.
VIM. Gilbert OF Enterprise. was
looking over the town this week.
a. r. Lundberg went TO PendIeton
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
wife.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-27
Steel Screens Used
Against Air Raiders

LONDON, Jan. 23.-One Of tho
great secrets of London's dcfcnses
against air raids has recently been
revealed. That was tho great
screen of nets suspended In ccr-
tain directions to keep off the
raiders. The screens werS sIIs-
pended from balloons Nh'cl SOAR
cd to n great height, protecting
themselves from shrapneE The
network was 50 constructed That
if any part of an alIplane como in
contact with it, that party would
be sheared off.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-27

only OF the alcoholic preparations. bur
of all else in the store"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-27
DRINK WORE WATER
If KIDNEYS BOTHER
FOR BACKACHE OR BLAD-
DER TROUBLE.

Uric acid in meat excites the kid
neys. they become 'overworked: gel
sluggish. ache, and feel like Jumps OF
lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the
bladder is irritated and you may be
Obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night. When the
kidneys clog you must help them
flush off the body's urinous waste on
you'll be a real sick person 81 )rtly.
At first you feel a duh misery in the
kidney region. you suffer from back
ache sick headache dizziness. stom-
ach gets sdur, tongue coated and
you feel rheuInatic3twinges when the
weather Is bad, ~
Eat less meat. drink lots Of water;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces Of lad salts; take a tablespoon
ful in glass or water. before break
fast for q few days and your kidneys
viii then act fine. This famous salts
is made from the acid of grapes ana
lemon juice, combined with lithia and
has been used for generations to clean
ciogged kidneys and stimulate them to
normal activity. also to ncutralize the
acids In urine. "a II no longer is
source Of Irritation. thus ending blad-
der weakness
Jad Salts Is inexpensive. cannot In
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Druggists
here say they sell lots Of Jad Salts
to folks who believe in overcoming
kidney trouble while It is only trou-
bic
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-27
Meacham Has All
Kinds of Weather
fEast oreeonlan s

(East Oregonian Specially
MEACHAM. Jan. 27.--The weather
here the first part Of the week was
decidedly unsettled, snow. rain and