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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-22

Moses Taylor, q creditor Of the es-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-22
O. RE .0FND
IDl5nZZDL @zVlII
Cattle Man in Town.

j. II. Johnson, of Range, was in
Pendleton this morning on his way
home from Portland. Mr.. johnson
raises and ships cattle and has just
disposed of shipment in the Portland
yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25

Lady Arthur Butler. the new
Warehouses OF Ormonde. who has
recently arrived In America. was
formerly Ellen Stager OF Chicago.
Her father was the late General An.
son stager OF the United States
army
Lady Buffers husband. who has
recently succeeded 10 the new title.
~ also the sth hereditary Chief But.
Ter and Grand Cup Bearer 10 the
sovereign IN ireland. an office be.
slowed upon his lineal ancestry by
King Henry II. In ii77.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
YANKEES SHAPE
POLES FUTURE
Americans Help TO BuiId
New Republic
ny HAROLD T.. EEfItro,

"AltsAW. Poland, Nov ).
Americans are taking bic
In shaping the future of Pc w
inc gateway 10 Russia"
No other foreign nation 1.
strongly represented in the se.,.
that matter. iafs
There are many French ga.
here. but they are doing lhus ~
Htructlve work The Brlusb ~ ~
sent a naval mission to HELM . ~
The young Polish navy, bu, /, ~
eourteHy mission. because The D..
navy az present In almost pors .''.h
ent aside from The snappy .unlfor,...
officers IN evidence In the bs., =.
taurants. ~
America has stepped IN a, :,
ground floor and Is helping po,,.s
70 build. II the Americans ~.
home. Poland would be a dlns-s..
story. 'ni
Five hundred American r.
and doughboyH. In command i, u,
Harry L. Gllehrist. who ca,.. ~
Europe with the first Amev,,I
outfit after war was declared ~
Cleveland Lakeside base No..
unii--are here with thou~na. ~ !,
tons Of material TO delouse IA. -
clean up the country and vine IL,
typhus. y wv
An American railroad commas.
OF experts loaned from the Ans,'
can army In France IL here ad,t.
ing the Poles and teaching ,hs-.
American railroad methods.
The Hoover baby feeders- -.
giving a million Polish children ~
health-building meal a day.
Thousands Of American Hsli.,.-
boys OF Polish descent r.ey,,,,,.
In America--are fighting with NJ
Polish army: and incidentally. mo-,
OF them want TO go home. II ths.s
/ have talked 20 can be believed
The KociuSko Squadron a A.
can aviators. seven pilots ara
two observers. headed BY Ma.m
+. Flauntieroy. have recentIv !.
rived 20 help the Poles flrh, tbs III
sheviIls. The Poles have bong, q
Austrian planes and have turnsd
squadron OF Polish boys In ,ralpsr-
over 10 the Americans COMMAND :
The American Red Gross Ia deanv
relief work in Poland. centerinr q
the eastern regions recently frvd
from BolAhevist rule where refures.
are pouring in from Russia.
American nurses are seachlr-
health organization and nursing d
Polish girls in all sections Of ~
country.
American Y. NJ. c. AS and Y. ".
c. AS are scattered thruout d.
country and the Y. NJ Is preparing
a big entertainment campaign ,u-
the troops In the east this winter.
American coal experts are IN The
Teschen and Silesian fields and
representative Of the American O..
partment OF labor lie sending reports
| home.
Representatives OF American oos.
Germs are drawing up plans and es-
mates for badly needed sewer ~
TENS.
The first big foreign purchase
from n private concern was an o.
der for $50 locomotives from the
Baldwin Locomotive Works ictzilny
over 100000. and the BALDWIN
people have opened big permanent
offices here with a big staff.
An American food expert has bcss
loaned by the government to adsrs
the Poles
American officers are helping 70
train Poles. tho the French arr rk,
ing the biggest part in military
training.
There are also the keen. quift
Americans. common in Central En-
rope now. who are Just hanging
around" And many more.
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CRUEL TO PONY; FlNEl

LONDON. Nov. 25,--For causing
unnecessary suffering to n pony by
keeping Il standing in a meadow
for days after II had hook bones
broken In an accident. Walter Plum.
ridge was fined i12 81
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EOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE

2-RoOM rLAHTERED HOUSE
with porch, 1 pigeon houHo. 100
pigeons ~ -acre una. city
water streets, fine location. 400
each. SO per month, Lots % wood.
some standing timber.
~ g pEfEttS. 7it Third Ave
4 NICE HOME
Groom modern house. south Of
Woodland park. fireplace. cement
basement. on i'hinney car line. n
YOU see this you viii bay a.
$4,000. easy terms. Main 6bfi 3al
Burke lildE.
Large Groom house on Green LAX.
boulevard. concrete basement and
walks. laundry trays; plp'd for
heat large lot. fine lawn, flowers
ana fruit trees. Everything m ana
paid $1,000. $1,000 cash
t0i Nenbonrd Bldg Elliott 1882.
hDMoNDS ACREAGE AND CITY
property. k-ruum house. lots
orchard, city water. cement walk.
grand view OF sound and noun
tninh. ~. 900. cash 1900. balance
TO suit IS, J MotherHhcad. Ed
monds. Wanh
GROOM MODERN. CEMENT BasE-
msnt: hONi00. hair block city car.
south Woodland park. fine neigh
borhood. t3.2bO. 81. 600 CT auto as
fret payment. balance easy. own
ct North gGH
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81 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COMMERCIAL lSNESTNEST co.
Ti7 Senbnard Bldg.
fouri.h and pike.
ALL LINES or BUSINESS SOLD
II you WANT TO BUY.
WE CAN PLACE you
MUST HAVE A PARTNER
! have n well established busineEs
that IL netting me from $500 10
1900 monthly. but " IN too much
for me 10 handle alone. Need a
steady. reliable man TO take equal
hnif Interest Prefer man handy
with tools. that can take charge Of
outside work. or VIII talk. man
that can handle office end. II I
get the right man. we can easily
make 81 eu0 per month n this bus
lnens. Price FOR equal half inter-
cst. $500. and IN show you good
value for your money. See Mr.
Potter.
CIGAR STAND
II you are looking for a small bust
ness that ~ making money. look
this up. Splendid downtown loea-
ton. has long lease and cheap
tent The fixtures are Of the best.
and the stock viii invoice about
81. 200. The owner 10 clearing bet
ter than fsoo month. net This IL
a splendid buy Investigate. Price
$3.50. See Nr. ssncscu.
SPECIAL
Auto mechanics. truck drivers. ex-
ptrienccd express and transfer
men Highest wages guaranteed
Applicants must be able 60 invest
small amount In the organization
See Mr. Kelly.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP
Full price $3.50. $3.50 cash will
Aa~Afa IN monthly This
place is located In ono Of the best
garages in Seattle. This price in
rludeH one service car. worth $500.
balance " hand tools and equip
meui LEAVING city. reason for
selling. This place cleared $500
last month. See H. Harbican.
COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO.
III Seaboard bldg.
Fourth and Pike.
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1918 FORD SEDAN; DANDY SHAPE.
good rubber: storag battery
electric headlights, side lights.
dash light and tail light: $3.50
1880 cash, balance monthly. Phone
East G7s2. 712 18th ave
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RABBITS
FOR SALE-ATTONOHII-ES'

ORDER GRAIN FED RABBITS FOR
Thanksgiyin dressed and dellv-
cred. Phone Queen Anne &C.
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VALUES SUPREME

VALUES SUPREME
Chevrolet 1917, f.so touring.
new paint. good tires .......lt zs
Chevrolet 1913. $50 touring.
new paint. ready TO 60 .,..+s tsb
Chevrolet. 1918. $50 touring.
''new paint; stxt rear tires -. GO
MAXWELL. 1918. touring. sturdy
but not fancy .s....s..ss.s... 400
Ford. 1917. touring: excellent
condition ......s..sss..s.s 4eb
Serlpps- Booth touring. 1915
You know the Kind .......... fss
W. 4. pULNAGE MOTOR CO
USED CAR DEPT. 1907 10TH AVE
EAs, sH n. & Wilson. Mgr.
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MACHINERY

ELECT nc MOTOR pHfLLS.
pumps. W MontrituH Price CO.
Rent or sale Main sis ga Let y
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POULTRY

Sc POULTRY
CHOICE LOT DUCKS. GEESE AND
chickens for Thanksgiving. Thor
obred Barred Rock puilcts and
rooHters. Flemish Giant and white
rabbits. 1926 ifth ave. NJ w.
Greenwood.
ganized stock. pullets and young
hens. $500 each. Call Mt 97f3 18th
ave 81
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'koPoSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the Bureau OF Supplies and Ac-
counts. Navy Department. NASH
ington. II, c.. until 10 o'clock n
m, December ?. 1919. for deliver
ing padlocks and grindstones to
the Navy Yard. Puget Sound
Wash. and untn 10 o'clock a. M
Docembe 5. 1919, for delivering
dry cells. line and tail shafts and
Couhtcrsinks to the Navy Yard
iuget Sound, Wash. Apply for
proposals to the supply officer.
Navy Yard, Puget Sound, Wash,
or 10 the Bureau Of Supplies and
accounts. SAMUEL MCGOWAN
faymaster General OF the Navy.
li-l7-l9.
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PERSONAL.

FLORENCE W. BUTLER
2oit Mob mn Ave.
For Christmas presents l Will buy
some snaps that star want ads bring
nigh:
For Christmas bargains you will see.
The star our santa claus will be.
III NOU HAVE An AILMENT OF
long standing which drugs and
medicines can't cure. come and see
me at the Siivcrdale Hotel silver
dale Wash. Womt MS diseases n
speciality. Chns. n. Oppelt Sani-
practic Physician. Drugless
ELECTRICAL fREATMENTS-SlN-
usuldal radio heat. thcrmic and
nctinic rays. Guaranteed cure FOR
rheumatism. impaired circulation,
etc. pF Royston. 23i-234 Lyon
ltldg, brugieEs Sanitarium. Phone
Main ssf2.
PER-fAN ENT HAIR WAVING.
Marching, henna pack for gray
and faded hair
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main eso7 $50 Union ST
LADY WANTS TO ADOPT 4
healthy baby from birth. soon as
possible. Good home. Ballard
WILL TAKE INVALID IN OWN
home. Ballard alks
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PARTNERS WANTED
LOST AND FOUND

Will THE PARTY WHO PICKED
up s. diamond ring in the County
city building just before noon
Monday please return 10 head
innitor and receive reward?
EOST INK BOOk NO. $3.50.
name A. l.. T.. Haas. Bring back.
please, 10 the Peoples Savings
Bank Reward
FOUND-SMALL SUM OF MONEY.
Call evenings after $50, e514 22nd
n. w.
LOST - LLEWELLYN SETTER.
wearing studded collar. Answers
10 Mp" Ballard $500 Reward.
POUNDS CROWNS. $40 PLATES,
with satisfaction guaranteed. Ma
tlonal DentIats. Third and Pike.
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10 ACRES. 5000; $50 CASH
$40 MONTHLY
IrfrNNI.IsN on ffss-T A. ANsr, ~ a ,.A,.

This Is splendid alder land: enough
wood on the land TO pay for II;
facing on road. We only have one
OF these tracts left. Location and
soil are the very best to he found.
Come In aud let US tell you bout IL.
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HOUSE AND ACRE or FINE
ground mi Clear Lake, 500: 800
cash and SIS per month. Lots of
work. a good place To live.
~. G. PETERS. 7I6 Third Avo
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LOGGED-OEE LANDS

WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING TO-
cation. low price and easy terms
Of sale 81 iorrcd-off nnds offered
90 settlers In Western Washington.
WEl ERHEAUSER TIMER co.
TACOMA. WASHINGTON.
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CREDIT. If yoU WISH. NEW AR
rivals serge. Jersey. CeorENtte
dresses; also fine showing OF sport
skirts and hiouses- FhAps co
sasit Third tupstairsl.
DANCING TAUGHT private halls,
or lessons. stevens, 1898 TIN
RAGTIM PIANO PLAYING
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TEN ACRES LEVEL LOAN SOIL
fronting county road. close in;
300; terms. Gilman. owner. a0S
Seahoard. or phone Rainier l2O-R
evenings.
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FARM LANDS

30 ENEM LANDS
mo OPENING SALE on
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
$50 per acre and up: easy terms
beet ~ soil. two railroads and
state highway pass thru the land
close "a towns. under government
irrigation project that IL an eNtcn-
sion ~ SUNNY SIDE CANAL. good
climate. big crops. and the earliest
district Us tho state
SOLD At WHOLESALE PRICES
We have number 81 tracts front
ing on Yakima rivtr The prices
are very low. and our sales are
many See pictureH at our office.
IieHt farm land IN Washington.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
Owners atS Green Big.
office opcn Evenings Aiso.s
Mo LAND SALE
Clear Lake lMmber Co. lands. 40
acres. ST. 600 800 cash. $40 prr
month Lots Of work Tor the set
tier splendid land. Cheaper than
II c. PETERS. 7is Third Ave.
LEWIS COUNTY FARMS
We have a specialist on dairy farms
in Lewis County upon whom you
may call at all times.
CARTER MCDONALD a. MILLER
EOS Columbia 50 Elliott $50.
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LEGAL NOTICES
PORT or SEATTLE
GTNNIs At ~ t..srrA.v

FVItT OF SEATTLE
GENERAL ELECTION
Notice Is hereby given to the quail
lied voters OF the Port District Of
the Port OF Seattle that a general
election Will be held in said Port
lhstrlct SATURDAY, DECEMBER
6, 1919. at which there will be
elected one commissioner from
the Second Commissioners Dis
trict. TO serve for a term OF three
years. Term to commence on the
second Monday in January. 1890.
held SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8,
lsl9. the polls shall be open be-
tween the hours OF o'clock p. IN.
and o'clock D. m.
THE PORT or. SEATTLE
BY Il. S. LiPPY,
w. +. CHRISTENSEN,
w. $. LINCOLN.
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Subscription Rates
nv MAIL ~ ADVANCE
IN rur STATE
Three months s..ss.s.s*sss sssss.ss ~
sta months ..ssssssss sf''s''' "a
One year .sss..sss .sss-ss sssss't tf'' 49,
OUTSIDE OF STATE or wAsuiNuroN
rriee IL gsc per month. Or 500 rer year
ny CARRIER ~ CRY
-, -, ...,.,eso
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THE w. H. MORSE co.
i1G Leary bldg Elliott agQr
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SUPERSTITION HARD TO DOWN
Quaint Belief in Reference to Wed
ding Customs That Prevail In This
and Other Countries.

There are more superstiti0ns In ref.
erence to the marriage ceremony than
In reference to any other In common
life. They refer to such matters a.
the clothes to be worn by the bride. to
the year. month and day Of the wed.
ding. In Sweden 1t Is believed that II
girl Is fond Of cats she will not be an
old maid. We should expect the oppo-
site.
One Of our proverbs says that 1t ls
III luck for a bride to see her face In o
glass by candle. Another that a wed.
ding feast postponed BODIES bad luck.
Bees must be told Of wedding and
get some Of the cake. The pins used
In the dress Of the bride at her wed.
ding must be all thrown away; II re.
tained BY the bridesmaids they will not
marry before Whitsuntide. A girl
must beware OF being three times .
bridesmaid, for she never viii be Q
bride.
II augurs III for wedding II a bride
does not weep profusely. No witch
can shed more than three tears. ane
those from her left eye only. A copt
Gus food Of tears gives assurance to
the husband that the lady has NOT
plighted her troth to satan and Is no
whch.-Phlladelphla Inquirer.
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800 Rescued by Firemen.

Pittsburg, Pa.-More than 100 girls
were rescued by firemen, score over
come by smoke and dozen injured, in
II spectacular fire which destroyed the
building occupied by business col
lege. of the $50 students In the
school when the fire alarm was
sounded only about 100 girls and 80
boys Mere able To reach the street In
safety before smoke and flames cut
off the escape VI 800 others. Trapped
on the second and third floors, the re-
manning students were taken from
windows or jumped into fire nets IN
the street below.
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GENERAL

! Forty-nine declarations of war were
made between 1914 and 1918.
William Howard Taft Will return TO
Yale University next fall AS Kent pro-
/ fessor of law.
Miss Edna Goodrich. fourth wife Of
Nat c. Goodwin. will contest the ac-
tors will, she announced IN New
York.
Nearly 100000 acres in Canada
are devoted TO wheat growing
The Campau avenue branch of the
First National Bank ut Detroit was
robbed of $1,000 while the cashier
was held AT bay by six bandits.
The packing house employees have
been given a 10 per cent advance by
the decision OF the arbitrator. Judge
Alschuler. IL WAS announced In Chi
cago.
Twenty-Five persons We're injured,
twelve seriously. when nm open switch
caused northern.bound trolley to
colllded with south-bound ear at
Frankford avenue and Arrott street,
in Philadelphia.
Frank Mozano and Rosario Borgia,
Akron, ohio. were electroclNed at the
state prison following vain attempt
in the legislature to save their lives.
The two men were convicted for the
murder Of an Akron policeman
President Wilson and Georges Glenn
enceau. the French premier. are urged
in resolution adopted by the Alban-
ian national party and the Albanian
Federation Water to place before the
peace conference claims of Albania.
Copies Of the resolution were sent to
the premier and the president
Fifteen armed robbers held up Il
Delaware. Iackaeanna X Western
train near Stromlsburg. Penn, aud ii
is reported stole $4,000 worth Of silk
The Notifications appropriation bill
carrying Sil, ,lgt.29l was passed by the
IIonse without a record vote and with
but one ineonseqnential amendment.
1t now goes Ia the Senate.
A new air flight record for a five
passenger plane was established when
Capt. Roy y. Francis and four pas
sengers reached New York two houss
and fifteen minutes after leaving
Washington.
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seere. Conference With Ex-kaiser.

Amerongen, Holland.-Dr. J. kriege,
one Of the el-verest department chiefs
Of the German foreign office. left for
Berlin after a visit Of three days In
Amerongen. For two days he con-
ferred with former Emperor William.
lie also conferred with Herr Won Con
iar,l. The nature of the conferences
is kept secret. II is remarked, how
ever. that the recent activity at the
castle comedies with tho presence at
The Hague Of Dr. Won kuehmann,
former German foreign minister, who
l., said 10 be very active.
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Lucky Discovery.

Two women of the paryenue class
were discussing the future Of their re-
spective sons, when one Of them said
do you know. believe that boys
development depends largely upon his
environment
Il know t. replied the other. as she
carelessly toyed with her jewel box
"There was my cousin Williams boy
he never knew what it was 10 have q
well day till the doctor found out thu
trouble was with his environment ant
cut Il out."-llarper's
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ATTEMPT Poison Of Troops.

San Poison placed In
bottles of soda water caused the sud-
den deaths AZ sea of Dr. John Grimm
and Miss Nellie lsbister, formerly Of
Berkeley. Cal, while the steamer was
en route from san Francisco 10 Wei
lington, New Zealand. II was learned
here when the Moana arrived from the
Antipodcs. captain Barlow asserted
that the Wellington military author
ifies were investigating n suspected
conspiracy which was directed at the
wholesale poisoning of troops aboard
British transports.
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Japs Ask for cossaek Equipment.

vladiyostok. 49, The Japanese staff
here has requested Col. Harry d.
Styer Of the American army to turn
oyer 10 the Japanese the arms. horses
and equipment Of the cossack troops
of General KalmIkoff. who mutinietl
late In January. and then surrendered
their arms and horses TO the Amer
irans. A short time ago Maj. Gen
William \. Graves. the American com
mander, refused verbal demand OF
the Japanese staff that he cease tt
protect the 1890 revolters Of Kalmi'
k0ffs forces.
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WASHINGTON

b1 OFuPT bi iTesiutHt W ilstIi, hi1eT-
lean troops In Russia will be returned
TO the United States as soon rs possl-
BILE. possibly before June l.
Col. c. Mason Pendleton, one of the
last Of Mosbys raiders and pletur-
esque fighter of the Civil war, is dead
mt his home In Washington.
Representative fess Of Ohio, chair
man Of the Republican congressional
campaign committee, announced his
Withdrawal from the Republican con.
test for the speakership OF the House
in the next Congress. His action left
the race between Representatives
Mann OF Illinois and Gillett of Massa.
chusetts.
An appropriation Of S7J0,eoo,no0 for
operating the railroads under govern
ment control have been approved by
the house appropriations committee.
To encourage American Investments
in foreign securities, the government
has taken steps 10 gather extensive In.
formation on credit conditions IN other
countries, 10 he placed at the disposal
OF prospective purchasers OF private
securities.
Uncle sam, ever alert TO serve his
millions Of investors, is putting out
new postage stamp. II is of the -
cent denomination and is issued pri-
marily for use in preparing single
rate of letter postage and special de-
livery fee, or for postage and registry
Zee II may be used, however. for
other purposes for which ordinary
stamps are used
Philippine foreign trade showed Il
steady and encouraging Increase dur
ing the calendar year Of 1918 with the
United States the dominant nation,
the bureau of insular affairs Of the
War Department announced at Wash
ingion Total imports amounted 10
So. .59o. .2W-an Increase OF 10 per cent
over l9l7--whlle the export total in.
creased from S9J,p],Tr 10 Sl35, 6S2,-
100.
Short-term notes maturing In from
one to five years would be offered In
the forthcoming Victory Loan cam.
palgn instead Of longierm notes un.
der n tentative agreement reached by
the House ways and means committee
10 fix the terms OF the loan by legIs.
lation.
A Hill for the repeal of the war.
time prohibition law, which becomes
effective July /, introduced by repre-
sentative Galliyan OF Massachusetts.
viii be considered by the House agri.
ruItursI committee within the next few
lays.
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First Aerial Patrol.

indianapolis, Ind.-The worlds first
police patrol plane arrived here carry
Ing policeman from Dayton, Ohio. to
arrest and take back To Dayton Robert
Templln, wanted there on charge Of
embezzlement The first aerial black
Maria carried +. Il. Ycndis, Dayton
police inspector, and y. l.. Whelan,
pilot,
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The optImIst.

The optimist Is man who has moth.
Ing much to make him cheerful, but
who can look at the crowds Of lady
shoppers, these days. and be glad he's
not muskrat.- Cleveland Piais
Dealer.
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Both Beef and Milk

THE one breed thas
! excels In both besA
End milk b the Short
hon. 6horthora steer.
repeatedly broke IN
records as the markets n
1918, making The high
ct record % the open
malkst Of 90. 30 psrcwt.
And 6horthorn cows
have milk rscofds o.
=
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Paradoxical.

SIS Jones Of dry tendencies?"
Baltimore American.