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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31
CLOTHING GIVEN
BY CITY MAKES
FULL CARLOAD
Many Local Folk Truly Gave
Until Il Hurt" "


a iull carload Of clo,he, collected
ny tine local Red Cross and civic or.
gan.li'ion, for sufferers in war
or.kcn countries Of Europe will
.oou he On its way 10 New York
where It will be loaded into Trans
atlantic steamer and hurried across
The sea, according 10 A. l.. King, di.
rector OF the campaign.
in many cases King said this morn
ng. people bought new clothing and
gave them to the collectors especial
new pair, Of shoes Hardly any d
rIc clothing was unScrvlceable i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31
DOCTORS SAY
THE NEW sALOM[l
IS BEST MEDICINE
New Variety, Called Gallo
tabs, Is Purified and Re,
fined From Nauseating and
Salivatins Effects - Ne.
dicinal Virtues Retained
and Improved.

According 10 the wor, . great est ply
sicians and medical authorities, calomet
was the best and most universally use
ful Of MI npdcinea, Medical suthorl-
ties prescribed cblomel for almost every
disease and explained that ID was the
best and surest ~ all system purifiers.
Tbey ssy that cnlomei nleapses the
liver. stomach. bowels and Kidneys and
purIfies the blood from MI polsODs. max
Ing the system pure and clean so that
nsture N quickly restore the health.
Now that science has purified calomsi
4 Of al Its nausentinE and dangerous
qualities, the nav kind of ealomsl, called
] "Oalotabs N evan moru popular than
2 the old As n liver cleanser and sys-
TEN purifier Caloiabs are more effactive
than he old style ral0mal, yst are en-
tirslv delightful IN effect, NnS Caiotsb
/ ut bedtime. with q swallow af water
I that's sll. No nausea, no aalts, nor the
slightest unpleasantnass. knIt morn
tna YOU awake feeling fine, with
! heAtty appetite fer breakfast Eat
what you please-snd 40 where you
plsase e--theie Il no restriction OF habit
b. diet OF dsrger OF salvation.
CsIotabs are sold only In, Original.
'oeeled packages, price thlrty-flvu cents.
yS0s diuseist rseowmends and Gussan-
tees tsioSshs, and VIII IstuWN your
money II you are not delighted With
{hen,. tAdyJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31
Woman Gave Money.

ranged from babies dresses 70 red
uecklle', according 20 King
Woman Gave Money.
I'm one Cdle yesterday a woman
who had no clothing l. give sent IN
a dollar bill 10 the committee. There
were numerous cases where people
gave until II hurt, and the result Il,
iha, Oklahoma Cl'y went iar over IL,
i0Wo pound quota,
THE boy scouts thought there might
be something interesting It not lucra.
tive IN the pockets Of the olothc, and
late yesterday afternoon, King says,
he came upon them making a thor
ough search. When questioned as TO
the success Of the inYe'tlgatlon, one
little scout remarked:
I'VE haven't found a bloomin' thing
bu' matches"
II was pleasure 70 work with such
energetic and willing helpers d, the
scouts" King sad it, morning The
,ucccs, Of the campaign is due IN no
small measure 10 their ciiofls. The
10 or more automobile owners who
80 willingly lent rs their cars were
oi course essential TO our success
'no'
Sorting 10 Start
Tic immense pile OF clothing is
now being stored IN the Red Bail
Warehouse No. 3. Today and tomor.
row vi'l.be spent in sorting tie cloth
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ing and sewing the separate parts oI
suits and dresses together N.I 'h'
clothing viii then he balci aM ll'
shoe, viii be securely box'f
Clo,he, will s'll be collected a,
long a, anyone telephones that thcj
have them 10 give Calls were com
ing into the Office a. rBX-SD al th'
rate Of one every 10 minutes THIS
morning Requests 70 have clothing
collected will he received either al
PBX-50 or a. the Office Of Frederick
Let's, Walnut 4ly5.
The carload Of clothes viii proha.
bly leave for Washington, THURSDAY
or Friday. King sad
x Cha,. ". Gun'er School Treas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31

LONDON March jl-I, !, re
ported the new hungarian govern
mcnt has declared war against Serbia
and the surrounding countries and
ha, oprucd It, frontiers tdn nsd Rus
sla diminishing between French
and Hungarian detachment, has IA
ken place
The allied forces on the ,po, should
he IN position to deal with the army
OF the new gO,rrnmcn' which at the
end Of last month numbered less than
tODo0 Not without considerable dli-
ilcully, could the bolshcyist,iotces IN
the Ukraine cross the upper Dnlesier
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and the CarpathIanS in order 70 Join
hand, with the Hungarian army. The
report that large bol'heyis, army
had crossed tire Dnlc'ter south oi
Lembcrg probably i, from bolsheyist
sources and meets with NO Crcdcncc.
\ Cha' " Gun,cr School Treas
urer (AdD
Y ChaS. w. Gun'cr School Treas
urcr. NdyO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31

KINGSTON. jamaica SUNDAY
March W.--Thc Jamaican government
has decided to issue ITS own paper
money to the amount ot NNoW The
governor will leave soon for London,
where he will confer with thc British
government authorities relative 10 a
loan OF 100000 pounds TO deiray the
expenses OF carrying ont projected en-
terpriscs on the island
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Jamaica to Issue Own Money,

X Chas. ". Gunter School Treas
r,er CAdv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31
Never Surrender naniig

"Con,eiou, OF the iu'l gravity ol
nv words ! hereby declare the Ger
man people viii never IN any olrcum-
stanceS subscribe to peace involving
the annexation OF Danfig and West
Prussia and a portion of Upper .N'l-
,sia'
Outside the chAucc'lor's palac"
when Herr Nch,ticr, minister OF IT,.
nance, finished speaking there was a
,cene which reminded nc more than
anything else Of the great open ar
nrayer meeting around the bismarck
statue on August A. l9lI The band
struck up the Prayer OF Ihank>gv,,
iHg and all the men uncovered ana
then sang unatcompanled with a
pathos, which, as 90 many previous
occasions. LETT one wondering whether
Il was truly dramatic "r theatrical
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31

X Chas W. Gun,cr School Treas
r,cr tAdy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31

Audrey Munon famous artists model beach at Venice Cal
Audrey Muon artist, model a picture
asked y authorities help them una for the
OF w'c OF DR. Walter wilkins New York physician Wilkins
awaiting a o killing his wife found beaten death
o Long Beach j. home Miss MunSon and her mother
olcurc the house owned by Mrs Wilkins
officials believe that Miss MunSon have overheard
Wilkins and her husband which will throw
on he murder
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31
HUNGARIANS WAR
ON SERBIA, SAID
London Iimes Cable.

lpndon Times cable Copyright '1l9. by
tur run.I. Lpdgcr Company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31
GUARD SWEARS
TO SAFEGUARD
HUN FRONTIER
Volunteer Corps Is Formed
In Berlin,
0oudon Times Cshis Copyflfh', wv ny
the Public Ledger Company
By Charles Tower

BERLIN. March y -ODeIayedl-
General Hoffman. the real victor al
Tannenberg and General Won .citow'
Verbeek are forming a rev volunteer
eorp, a, division, Of guards 10 pre-
serye order at home and protect me
frontiers oi the empire. leterd'y
.yening before the Bismarck ,,atue
IN Konig,plau. the National Union
German officers with the imperial
eolors a, their head and band o'
otiicer, PLAYING the Kaiser hymn.
fsrmally made an oath Of allegiance
In ,lc form Of resolution REGARDING
the frontier. oi the empire founded
nv the iron chancellor
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

Record of the Proceedings Orders and Resolu-
tons of the Board of Supervisors OF La Sale
County, Illinois, at Regular Session thereof
commenced and held at the Court House IN
said County on Tuesday, the TIL day OF March,
A. D. 1919
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
K. d. MILLS,

ted.
r. d. MILLS,
Judge.
Moved by Supervisor Dauber that
matter be referred to Fees ana Sal
les Committee ana Probate Clerk
Committee. Carried.
CONDENSATION of Warden and Matron
at County Home.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Board of Supervisors:
Your committee on Fees and sal
aries would respectfully report that
they have examined the matter OF
fixing the salary of the warden and
marion at the County Home, present
cd before them and recommend the
following:
That the salary and full compensa-
ton of the warden of the county nome
be fixed at the sum of nine hundred
(g0O) dollars per annum. payable
monthly. and the salary and full com
pensation of the matron filed at the
sum of four hundred twenty t42o)
dollars per annum, payable monthly
Moved by Supervisor Larson, the
adoption. which was carried by the
| following vote:
Andrews, Bronson. Callaghan, Char
Ilev, Christian. Churchill, Clark, Con
merton. Dauber. Davy. Dunn, Eells
/ Farnsworth. Geiger Goedtner, Hail
Healv, Hin, Hearty. Holland, Hunter
Kastenbein, Kellyt Kuhn, Larson
Lewis Marhsall, Mosey, Nitschelm
O'Donnen, Peck, Reed, Richey, eSipp
Smith, Spencer, States, Stobs, Trum'
bo, Tadych Willsey. Winans, Wylie,
Yockey, and Zolper, all voting aye
Memorial to Deceased Supervisors.
Supervisor Dauher moved that the
| Memorial Committee prepare reSo
lutjons of respect for Supervisor o
H0obler, F. X. Werling, Arthur }
Burgess and Ex-Supervisor John k
Lambert all deceased Carried.
Economy and Efficiency Committee.
Moved by Supervisor Richey tina
the chairman appoint IA committee o
three 10 pe N'i'"" Go Wv I,,.,,,,,
and Efficiency Committee. Carried
Election of Superintendent of Count,
Home for Term of Two (2) Years.
Moved by Supervisor Charley ina
.,,,;va annoin. two to1lers to coun
,.oto rorriod
Chai,n,,an pro,so, onnointod Super
C,,an,a,, aud smith as teller-
,ya,,,a ~. nonho,, that annointmen
1910 ~ oe,.,oa Carried
" e,,aan,,,sor o,nonnol n1acod in non
= ....:r,, w. ,,,r,o If Lawrence Norri,
c..,,,,,i-o- pooly nlocod in nominf
.,aa ~. a,,,o nc Atbur Rarrett
IN ,ata oo1,oa. "A
,rarn;a.a,, 2
.,. n.,+4
49, o,D~,,,a,I
n,.,.,- ,.ana+
''''''''
i ra,a, ,,o,a. oou,,od
Ia,.ronoo ,,orrissov having recei
Il .1,. ,auaat nu,,,hor 90 votoe chat
~ -, dao,orod hin, olacted
F." AoJou' hr'e"l % "0o' -,
SuperFi9 oi y l''''ii''',
g tho hoai' duJ'"'H "'it,' ~
h H. iUoi 9"'S' N''' "a l'''''
+ rleo. .o .o,o
no n0ON'' "FN"N''
e i,o'' " me- i'''''''''''i' ~ ,',.,, a,.a,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
JOHN GOEDTNER,

'eo' .o,r>- rornr>-trp
'0',.N ,1,p>cy,-opTtt
~, w, 80 ,r,,,-'
+ NED ,r- n'D
a. ,,,,,r,
r. t. > = 70
a. L. ! NJ ~ ~
n. '. (ooh1
NJ r, HAW LIZ l.
JOHN Wfi1t1.
GEO, A, HUNTER,
r l.. DAUBER,
A. Z. LEWIS.
Moved by Supervisor Charley that
the report be re-referred to the FL
nance and Paupor Claims Committee.
Carried
/ J. Riqden's Claim for Balance Due
Hin, Account of "Shppinasport
Rr;doe"
/ .,o, naoo.
- o. ,''-'','' y, 5., Wy ,' Ga,,,,,an
Guns ,o'. "' ol,..'.,,'l ~. ..fain ,s
nus ''''i Icy o. - 'se1''ou ", - ,,o
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

1913; cause of death. run over
by train on c., r. |. & p. II. II.
90 Walter Grub La Sale. Jan !,
1919; cause Of death, run over
by train on C.. T.. | & p. X. X.
Il Julia Ritter. Streator, Jan. /,
1919; cause OF death, ini'ue1za,
died suddenly.
% Otto Hoobler. Streator, Jan. -,
1919; cause OF death, heart dis
ease.
% James Haslman Jan Z. 1919;
cause of death, gunshot. self-in-
fiicted.
"a VIM. Rafferty,. Ottawa, Jan. IL,
1919; cause of death, apopleXy'
found dead
81. VIM. Bartz, La sale, Jan. ~
1919: cause of death, hit by en-
CINE C.. II. |. d, p r. r.
% Lawrence Fishburn, So. Ottawa
township, Jan. q, 1919; cause
of death. drowning, accidental.
u. Bina Maggie, Earlyile' Jan. Il
1919: cause OF death, hanging
suicide.
% Martin Marcevitch, La Sale Jan
%. 1919; cause OF death
crushed under motor at cement
mill. Oglesby.
% Ziemund Osrtrewski, Ogiesby
Jan. %. 1919; cause OF death
malnutrition, no physician
90 Joe Balducci, Ottawa, Jan. 81
1919; cause Of death, crushed
under grinder at plate glass
works.
Al Edward Hopkins, La Sale req
Q 1919; cause of death, drown
ing. Illinois River suicide.
~ Frank Eggleston Jr, S5reatoi
reb 8. 1919; cause of death
gunshot, accident, =.
81 Thos. Slabinski, Sale, 7 eo. -
1913; cause OF death, Bright
disease. no physician.
"a. Frank Refer, Brookilefd to"nSi u ,
Feb. IA, 1919; cause OF death
aunshot, .seltinflicted.
Is. Adam Mravatz, Ottawa feo' -
1919. cause OF death, gunsho'
seninGicted
az Josephine Mrayatz, Ottawa fe'
IA. 1919; cause OF death sul
shot murder. -,
- Vincent Hahn, Ottawa feo' =
1919; cause of death append
citis. no physician.
rae Andrew Zalaha, streator, feb. Il
1919; cause OF death inJarle
received from being hit with d
ak in the hands Of his wife =
% Inhn p0hlod Jr Streator, feb.
1919; cause Of death ScaidS an
burns while at work vulcan -
timing Works.
r. DONOGHuE,
CorOnef
.,,,royed Thirty-nines inquest
al S42q, due the Coroner.
AXEL HEIBERG,
Auditor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15


Ak in the hands of his wife
20 John Pohlod Jr, Streatof' eo' ~
1919; cause of death, sealds ana
burns while at work Vulcan De
Timing Works.
r. DONOGHuE,
Coronef
Approved Thirty-ninee mqueS'S'
s11 S429, due the Coroner.
AXEL HElBERG'
Auditor
March 3, 1919.
JOHN WflltE,
A, r. LEWIS,
CALVIN SPENCER,
Auditing Committee
ON motion of supervisor l)aVey the
report was referred to coroner I'm
mittee n.li+;or,I
probate Judges Report on Aoa's'o''"
ue,n in Office of Probate C'erN.
ru +,a chairman of the Board Oh GU
r.,,;sors of La Sale County H.
The undersigned. Probate 'uoS0 .,
raSalle County, to whom was rei''io
at your December session ny So"'
honorable Board of Supervisors VIC
c,,oetion Of increased number ol
a,o,.,,s or assistants for the 'lerh VI
rho Probate Court begs aeaVe TO re-
port as follows:
Trpon an investigation OF the aNaii D
and conditions of the ONCE OF lI'e ~
hate Clerk of this Court lounu an
,h.olntn necessity for additional help
- .ha Clark's office to that allowed ny
tho BOARD of Supervisors at It's 'ep
+omber meeting and on appl1calloh u
tho clerk and hearing on the hiaC'0'
entered the following order.
This day came William {, Fl'cN
olork of the Probate Court WIN 'h'
request OF the Board OF supervisor
90 Ia Sale county, Illinois, and pray
"a for an order of the court 10 EN-
nIov more help in the office Oh ll'
c1ork and the court having heard th'
,,,atter and being fully advised III TN
premises, finds that two additional d.
,;-+a,,ts AFRO necessary to conduct TN
work of the office of the clerk Oh VI
! Probate Court in proper manner
n is therefore ordered by the couf
that william c. Flick, clerk OF IN
Probate Court. be and he is hefep
directed to employ two assistants
salaries not exceeding the a}nouiI
maid for like services in his Sala 0
6ce until the further order OF TN
court.
The undersigned would further be
leave to report that two additions
clerks were employed by the cier
nnrsuant to such order; that sue
clerks have been energetic and bus
continuously in the work OF recor
ing the orders, reports DEGREES, et'
r. If the court, that in the two monti
md a half since such clerks nay
:, haen employed the amount OF VOL
+ and recording done has been enc
mons hut that the orders and Wo
}, entered by the court has exceeded II
:, amount which the clerk can mana
oven with the two additional ASST
D ants.
a There is now on hand in the clerE
office awaiting recording, inventors
accounts and reports, DEGREES for sa
u reports of sale, appraisements, vii
I and letters of administration a
= guardianship together with the
w. dkrs of the icourt to be record
. thereon. amounting to eight hundr
. fftv-four $50 documents which
anproximately three months work
two clerks, recording.
20 The clerk under orders of the cou
,l has been for the two and one-h
months past sending notices to
W linnuents to make reports and "
II large number have so reported
a, there vet remains approximately t
hundred (500D estates which are
30, linauent either in inventories or
ct norris or both. Such estates will
ordered to report and their repc
/. will be checked within the next tn
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

months which will add at least an
other eight hundred ts00) orders ana
reports and other documents to he re-
corded in the office of the clerk oil
this court.
The undersigned would therefore
report to the Board that the two al
ditional clerks employed by the clerk
of this court under the orders ana
directions of the court and pursuant
TO the motion or resolution of the
Board OF Supervisors, will necessarily
be continued at least until September
meeting Of the board and in the opln-
lion of the undersigned, if the WORK
| in the clerks office is to be up TO
date by that time. it will be necessary
] to have further additional help or
/ clerks in such office to record docu-
ments.
The new estates commenced in the
past three months have increased IN
number to an average of tifty-seVen
/ f57) per month and in the opinion OF
the undersigned it will be necessary
10 continue such additional help per
manently or at least until the pres
ent increase in business shall stop
The earnings of the office OF the
clerk of the Probate Court, owing to
the volume of business which Is now
being transacted, have increased from
1854 for December to $1,l94 for Jan
uary and S1.1l0 for February, and in
the opinion of the Undersigned will
maintain this standard for some
months to come.
therefore respectfully submit tha'
a continuation Of the rule adopted by
, this Board ON Dec. 14th, 1918, bu
without limitation as to the number
, of clerks or assistants, will probably
make the best working system 10
keeping the NECESSARY help at 1T
, proper number to carry out the Worl
; of this office.
All of which is respectfully submit
ted
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

f. ]. MARSHALL.
II. r. MOSllY,
c. c. KELLEY.
Memorial Committee.
Moved by Supervisor OHonneil me
adopfiou Of same by a rising vote
Carried.
Resolution Of Respect-Mr, A. J,
Burgess.
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Board Of Supervisors;
Your Committee on Memorial would
respectfully report that they have eA
amined the matter of resolution OF re
spect for Mr.. A. ]. Burgess, presented
before them and recommend the Iol
lowing:
whereas, With deepest regret W.
are informed of the death Of A. }
Burgess, member of this beard from
Eagle township. who passed ava!
since the last meeting OF this board
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-31
LAST $500 FOR 4TH
SOLICITED MONDAY

No visits to local merchants were
made by the Fourth of July finance
committee yesterday or today. owing
to the holiday and the final day of
the month falling on Saturday. Thus
far $500 of the desired $4,000 has
been raised.
The remaining $500 viii be solicit
ed beginning Monday and the COM
mittee Is anxious that those who know
they are on the list TO aid them. IL
possible. hy bringing their subscrip-
tion without the necessity of a call.
SO far. not single refusal has been
met and quotas estimated by the
committee have been met in every in
stance.
The committee was notified today
of letter from the Oregon Aircraft
Transportation Co, of Portland. which
wrote the Commercial Association,
saying that they have planes for fly
ing exhibitions and would like to get
In touch with any local committee
looking for celebration features. 1t
Is possible that the committee Will in.
vestigate the aviators' proposition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-31
VANCOUVER WORKERS
ARE NEAR WALK OUT

OTTAWA. May 31.-with govern
ment officials eharacterizing the sit
uation as "reassuring." the Canadian
strike remained virtually unchanged
today. Additional workers have quit
in several localities during the last "a
hours while in others equal numbers
have sought to return to work, re-
ports show. The entire situation will
he devated in the house of commons
Monday.
Indications are that Vancouver
workers. will join the strike. Hun
and Quebec are without fire protec-
tion, the firemen quitting following
refusal of the city council to recog-
nlze the union. Electric employera
are voting today with indications
that they will walk out.
Eight thousand are out ne Toronto.
Rioting Is reported TO have occurred
ut LethbrIdge. Alberta, where 5000
miners are out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-31
SERVICE MEN TO GET
5 CENTS TRAVEL PAY

Soldiers honorabIy discharged from
service since November IL, 1918, are
to receive travel pay at the rate of 5
cents per mile to actual bona fide
home or residence. or place of original
muster into the service. at the option
of the soldier. according to word re-
ceived today at the Red Cross home
service office.
The war department has been au-
thorized to make settlement of all
claims for the I5k cent difference
from place of discharge to place OF
entry into the military service, also
the claims for additional allowance to
actual bona fide home or residence ar
date of discharge when such bona
fide home or residence can be deter
mined from the affidavit of the SOL
dier and verified by information con-
tanned in his original service record. |
should be addressed as
follows: Zone Finance Officer, Lemon
Washington, d. c.
The local Red Cross will have on /
hand blank forms of application which |
include the necessary affidavit for
the additional travel allowance. This 1
must be accompanied by a (
rue copy of the soldiers discharge /
certified as such by a re- i
,ruiting officer or the original dis
harge certificate, the latter to be re- i
urned with the check for the travef |,
'ay. A certified copy of the discharge
certificate submitted for payment of
he $50 bonus and now on file in the
.one Finance office will be accepted /,
n lieu of other copy of original dis
harge certificate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-31
NO TRACE OF RABIES
FOUND: ORDER STANDS

No trace of rabies was found in
the head of the dog which bit four
year-old Charles Kirby Tuesday night.
DR.. II. ]. Kavanaugh. city physician.
reported today. The animal was kill
ed following the attack. the head sent
to Portland and examined there.
The little boy recovering nicely
from the bite on his forehead. his
mother, Mrs. II, J. Kirby. said today.
The swelling over the eye has gone
down and no permanent injury to the
eve is expected. The boy is able to
play, as usual. with only the scar and
the partially closed eye as marks of
the attack.
Despite the report that the dog was
not rabid, the edict of Mayor j. l..
Vaughan that all dogs running at
large must be fnuzzled, stands.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-31
RACING CARS TURN DRIVERS KILLED IN INDIANAPOLIS RACE
GERMANY is ASTOUNDED
SAY COUNTERfPROPOSALS|

semblance of self determination. The
whole people are compelled to sub
scribe TO their own death sentence.
Suggest Pool OF shipping.
Self determination is proposed for
Alsace- Lorraine although the Ger
mans admit their readiness to aban-
don the province of Posen which they
do not attempt to deny is coIonized
by the Poles. Germany agrees to
supply Franch with coal from
the Saar basin until French mines are
restored. Plebiscites are asked for
Schleswig. Austria and Bohemia
Agreement is made to provide benzol
and other products Pool of German
shipping is suggested. Germany to
share in the use of ships.