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i1Roy1pE PENALTY FOR
~ THEFT OF AUTOMOBILES

sM A stll designed TO prevent continu-
ance of the wholesale theft OF autouo-
&6ifes in the state, modelled after those
which became laws in New Jersey dur
Ing July Of last year, Will be intro
atuced in the house by Delegate
Hosehen. OF Richmond. during the pres
ent session.
II il estimated that approximately
81. f0e. 0eo worth Of automobiles are
stolen each year in Virginia but
/ ender the present laws of this state.
there appears TO be no oftepse other
@t1aan q msdemeanor unless the car Is
taaered for sale in this state.
& The bill offered by Mr.. Boschen re-
! ettres that the motor number OF each
SPAR and the name OF it's owner shall be
! accorded with the secretary OF the
ydonn1o or wealth and that a bill OF sale
follow the transfer of all such prop
yerty in this state No car without a
number on its motor can be licensed
Nithou; explaining as to why there is
no number on the motor.
The law provides for a recordation
fee Of 81 to be paid to the secretary
s9f the commonwealth. which shall be
used for the enforcement of the law,
and the balance on hand from this
sfund each year to be turned into the
automobile license fund.
"a similar bill was introduced in the
akeuse yesterday by Delegates Price.
Eurke and Slant
ltS LABOR BILLS.
III It IL possible. 1t was learned yester-
NAAy. that one or two labor bills may
lbs introduced during the present spe-
seial session OF the legislature. one vest
I thK in the state department of labor.
afke creation of a separate department
4 20 act As mediator in labor disputes
m Is understood that such a measure
III now being worked on and that IL
REiil be submitted to the governor for
his approval and support
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
FAMOUS POSTER MODEL
Is ARTISTS BRIDE

New York. Aug l4,-Mrs, Nancy May
Palmer. the beautiful young woman
who. as his model inspired Howard
Chandler Christy to produce some OF
the most artistic posters used In the
liberty loan and recruiting campaigns
today became the artists bride
They were married in the Broadway
tabernacle by the Rev. William A.
kirkwood. the assistant pastor The
bride, whose face and figure are
famous to millions of people and who
will be featured in Mr.. Christy's latest
poster to be used in the forthcoming
Red Cross drive. was attired for the
ceremony in gown OF blue and gray
Georgette crepe.
I'VE are going into the realms OF
happiness" responded Mr.. Christy to-
day when asked where he and his bride
would spend their honeymoon.
The features of Mrs. Palmer are
known to all Americans. thousands OF
whom secured and preserved as works
OF highest art Mr.. Christy's posters for
which she posed. She Ia twenty six
years old and has made her home At
the Hotel Marie Antpinetts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15

these men were not onsy rs-emp1oyee
on their return from the border. Pr
that their families. In many inst1nv. .s
were provided for by Ford during thsu
time Of service.
During the last few weeks Of ths
legal struggle, the fight csntere0
upon the dennition Of the wore an-
archist. In his charge to the Jury.
Judge James Tucker read no less than
nfteen definitions Of the word. Hs
told the jurymen that the Tribune waa
at liberty to criticise man OF Fora :
standing. but at the same time pointed
cut that certain uses Of the word "an.
archist" was libelous. He instructed
the jury to dismiss the case a8ainss
the Solomon News company. co-de.
PENDANTS, after calling the attention Of
the Jury to the fact that the news
company merely acted as distributor
for the Tribune. distributing issues 81
the publication containing the obJec.
tsonable editorial without knowledge
Of It,
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low manufacturers land dealers to
regain the foodstuffs and sell them
at prices far higher than those for
which they agreed to sell them to the
army.
3-Secretary Of State Lansing was
il conference this afternoon with
Bernard Baruch. Secretary of the
Treasury Glass and a number Of the
economic and financial experts OF the
government in Paris. together with a
rumber of the representatives of other
federal departments. The conference
had to do with foreign trade. but the
high cost OF living also was discussed.
This gave rise to the report that
the government might possibly be
considering an embargo as far az
foodstuffs are concerned, but there
was no confirmation Of this report,
SUGAR AT II CENTS
4-Attorney-Gene Palmer ad-
vised U. S. district attorneys lin all
parts of the country that the maxi
mum retail price for sugar should
not exceed IL cents. Where sugar is
retailing for more, the attorney-gen-
erals communication states, it indi-
Gates that either the wholesaler or re-
taller Is making an unreasonable
profit. The district attorneys were in
structed to proceed against dealers
charging more than this. price.
5-Secretary of Agriculture Hous-
ton asked congress for appropriations
aggregating 100000 for the purpose
cf gathering ana supplying to the
public information on the status OF
food products held in storage and re-
tail food prices. He Also submitted
the draft of bill continuing the
authority now vested in him under
the food. production act.
6-Acting Secretary OF Commerce
Sam L. 2toxers. submitted to congress
an estimate for $4,000 for the bureau
Of foreign and domestic commerce in
addition n The }410-0nn xannestad
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COMMITTEE DECIDES
Continued from page ~

of to to summon Colonel House.
General Bliss and Henry White sena-
tors Harding and McCumber. Repub-
licans, voted with the Democrats to
defeat the motion. Senator Harding
was criticised by some of his COL
leagues for voting as he did, but ex-
planned that House. Bliss and White
are still busy with the preparation of
the Austrian treaty and it would not
be fair to them to ask them to drop
this work to appear before the COM
nlittee.
Senator Knox. of Pennsylvania who
intends to make thu fight to separate
the league of nations covenant from
the treaty, has prepared a resolution
of reservations which he will present
if the senate rejects his motion to
separate the two instruments. This
resolution is as follows:
Resolved, further, That as a part
OF this. act of ratification. the United
States reserves to itself the fullest and
most complete liberty of action In re-
spect to any report. decision, recon-
mendaton advice or proposal OF the
league of nations or its executive
council, and also the sole right to de-
termine its own relations and duties
and course of action toward such
league or toward any member there.
OF, or toward any other nation in re-
spect to any question, matter or thing
that may arise while a member of
such league, anything on the cove
nant or constitution of such league to
the contrary Notwithstanding, and
also reserves to itself the uncondi-
tional right TO withdraw from MEM
bership in such league.
ut is also resolved that the validity
Of this ratification depends on the af-
firmative act of the principal allied
powers named in the treaty of peace
with Germany, approving these re-
servations and certifying them to the
United States within sixty days after
the deposit of the resolution of rati-
flcation by the United States"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
POSTMASTER GETS
DATA ON SUPPLIES

Postmaster Thornton stated yester-
day that he had received instructions
from Washington in connection with
the sale and distribution of surplus
supplies by means of the parcels post.
but that he had not had time to study
them. He will go over the reguia !.
Tons carefully. however. and will prob
atfy be able late today to give the
Public all information.
The surplus food supplies and blan-
kets and underwear will be available
on and after August Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
Ne. WITH no pesslS,. .xe.p-

- Addisen'e amendment va. Dc.
9At0r Allen. adding local bills 70
A4rn excepted. was voted down.
t43S The vote on the Buchanan
l<1wnt was twice verified. several
4xRp changing their votes and the
~ count announced to be ~ for and
Akoinst. Senator Goolrick asked for
60e1Aer verincation. which was not
N4Seal questions were raised as to
leAoArliAmentary procedure on the
n1xaents. re.amendments and the
16lttntA, and the order in which they
A<@A11 Be considered. An amendment
/ the resolution offered by Senator
XnkE1upson was not voted upon. rs the
fbf. amendment was adopted
On motion Of Senator Rison. the body
I3onfnAd until ii o'clock today. when
tercentenary celebration OF the
S&e4ttng OF the first Virginia house OF
A0reeasAs will be held in the ehann"
~ of the house OF delegates,
sss COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
~ fSettngs OF the committees on
4luAnce and roads and inland naviEa-
&tNn were scheduled for O'Clock. nut
"a reads committee meeting was post
p0ned until 10 o'clock this morning. as
tho bills had not been returned from
HI printer,
senate Bill No I. providing for the
of the bill governing
the state highway commission. was re-
3trred 10 the roads committee on mo-
14an of Senator West The bill was re-
1ArrNd to the finance committee be-
aAuse the salaries CT the commissioner
and The mernher Of the board have TO
III liked but Senator West held that
III should Hrst be acted upon by the
rcads committee.
Other bills referred 10 the finance
were heia over on account
81 Ire absence OF the patrons OF the
Htlis The committee adjourned. sub
1Hcf to the cali Of tire chairman. /
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15

The surveyor determines and
delineates accurately on paper
the boundaries, positions, ex-
tent, area and contour.
The clothier determines and
delineates accurately, on paper
first, woolens afterwards, the
boundaries between good and
poor styles, the position of style
features. such as pockets, but
tons and lapels, the extent or
range of sizes, the area or yard
age needed, and finally the
contour Or models to fit the
varying type of figures.
We are surveyors as we'll as
builders of good clothes for
men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
MEMORIAL TO vAOR-

AZ a resolution memorializiug the
yalor of the soldiers. sailors and ma
4fnex IN the world-war was intro
duced yesterday by senator George n
Conrad, OF Harrison burg. The reso-
elution expresses appreciation and pro-
ssvfdes FOR the appointment OF a com :
emission Of three from the house OF
.deiegates and two from the senate TO
Treporf a suitable memorial 10 the
ssnext regular session Of the general as
,eer7b bly,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
AIRPLANE SKIDS AND
KILLS THREE CHILDREN

Baltimore, Nd. Aug. 14-Threc
children were killed in a public park
here today when an army aeroplane
landed The plane skidded as It
struck the ground, catapUlting into
the throng which had been watching
the landing
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Joseph Zirklc.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Luray, Va, Aug. IA Zirkle one
OF the wealthiest citizens of Page
county, died today at his home near
Luray, following a protracted illness
Death was due to inf1rmities incident
to old age. He was born in Shenan-
doah county seventy-seven years ago
and amassed a fortune In the lumber
business and farming. He Is survived
by widow and six children.
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THE HOUSE
Continued from Page one)

fill vacancies occasioned by deaths and
designations. This caucas was called
by Delegate Hudgins, of Chase City
and Senator RiSon, caucas chairman
of the two branches.
Adjournment was taken shortly be-
fore ! o'clock until II o'clock this
morning, when joint session will be
held to participate in the anniversary
celebration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15

The light In the eye Of a gossip |,
Of several scandal power.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-15
CONGRESS BUCKLES

Continued from page ~
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Weather

Local Data for "a Hours Ending
8 p. NJ. Yesterday:
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05

Patients receive the best OF care
at the Fireovsd Maternity hospital.
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fN 1Ug COUNTY COURT 0F TUE
STATE OF OREGON. COUNTY DT
IINgNgV.
u fh' Matter of thc Estate ol s e..
Tti dnrnnr,d
NOTICE as HEREBY GIVES That
the 'ad1t FEuI. HATTIE MAY TY.
LkH has been duly appointed by
the County Court OF Harncy County.
oregon. AdministralrlI of tho Estate
OF y. y. Tyler. deceased: and has
duly qualified as such Adm,nistra.
tFix.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present th. same. duly verified. TO.
gcthsr with proper vouchers there.
for, AZ the ONCE OF J. W. Biggs.
Voegtly Building. Burns. oregos.
Attorney for said AdmislstratriI.
within six 90 months from date
hereof.
HATTIE MAY TYLER
Administratrix
Dated this 2ist day of juno. 1913.
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NOTICE Or SHERiFF"s SALE

Notice Is hereby given that by
virtue OF All execution duly Issued
out OF the Circuit Court Of the State
OF Oregon. for Harvey County, and
20 me directed ON the 2sth day of
May. 1919 upon judgment and de-
cree In foreclosure. duly rendered
entered Of record aud docketed IA
and by said court on the GARD day OF
May. 1919, in q certain suit then IN
said court pending wherein the First
National Bank of Winnamueca, "a
corporation, WAS PLAINTIFF and Chns
Frod Holloway and Clara e.. Hollo-
way. his wife. Cornelio Barnba, r..
Rsinhart Company, q corporation, ID.
ID. Dsffenbaugh. Wm. sisson and the
State Land Board OF Oregon. were
defendants. In favor OF said defend
ant the State Land Board OF oregon.
and In favor OF the said plaintia, and
against raid defendants, by which ex-
ccution ] am commanded TO sell the
real property In said execution and
hereinafter described To pay the sums
due said defendant the State Land
Board OF Oregon. OF 100000 with
interest thereon from the 10Th day OF
December, 1915. At the rate OF six
per cent per nnnnm until paid aud
the further sum of 10000 attor
Iey'a Zee together with costs aud
taxed al t320O.
and 90 pny the sums due said plnlu.
uff of Sf777O0 VITA intarest .herc
on from tho 2lrd day OF October.
1918. ~ the rate Of nine per cont
per anuum until paid aud The furihe
sum of $4,000 attorney's fm aud
rorta and dl8buraements taxed nj
si.i5. and tho costs aud expense on
SAID execution. I will on Saturday
tho 2sth day of June. 1919. AZ the
hOur Uf ten O'Clock A. NJ az the front
door OF the county court house. in
Hurns. iarney County, Oregon. sell
az puhiIo auction TO the highest bld-
der f0r cssh To- hand ON the day of
allo. 90 the right. title. lRtrfest and
estate fh ca the said defeuuauts. or
o.thor or any 81 thom. aud an persons
e. aiming under them uihscuueut 10
the idth. day OF December. i SOC ou
"a portion oi said preml.os and subse.
qucnt 90 tho 23rd. day OF April. 1914
on the remainder thereof had. have
since acquired or now have of ln aud
10 said real property hOreinbcfore
and described a. follows.
To wit:
Sh OF SEA and SEh OF SwL
section 20: M of NEh and Eh OF
NWH section 81: NEA OF NEn
section 3S: M Of SBA. SWh OF
SEk. SEbS Of Nwk and NWk OF
SWA section -. In township 40
A n.
ctts Meridian. In Hsrnoy County. ,
Oregon. containing sac acres togeth- .
rr with all and singular the tcnc- /
ments. hersditaments and appurte- ]
nances thercunto belonging or In any
wise appertaining.
Dated this 2sth. day OF May. 1919.
w. A. GOODMAN.
Sheriff OF Harney County. Oregon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

Surns. oregon. June 10. 1919
Notice IL hereby given that Hans
Bang. OF Narrows. Oregon. who. on
April I. 1915. made Homestead En-.
try, No. 0S03s. for Sis NWL and
SEik SWh Section Township %
r., Range 80 r.. Willamette Mcrld.
lun has r'l,d notice of intention to
mako fiuai three year Proof. ~ cn-
tahllsh claim 10 the land above de.
scr bod before Register aud Receiver.
az Burns oregon ou thc 23rd day Of
july 1879
t'u .maui names nf Wituoaa0R:
GrorFH 81. simmons. of Burns.
oregon frnnt "a Brown. w. T..
Newton ana George " CawilIoid.
al of Narrowt. Oregon
y. q. COZAD. Register.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

oregon state Highway Construction
Sealed bids will he received by the
State Highway Commission OF the
state OF oregon a. Room 620 Multi
nomah County Court House. Port
iaud. oregon, az 10 o'clock.A. ~. ou
,na Sth day 90 July. 1919. Tor the fo.-
lowing projects
Central oregon Highway in Har-
ney County. Burns -Lawen See
tion: 1871 miles OF grading and
graveling; $4,000 cubic yards OF
excavation; 1900 cubic yards
OF gravel surfaeing.
No bid will be considered unless
accompanied by cash, bidders bond
or certified check for an amount
equal To five t6) per cent OF the
total amount bid.
Proposal blanks and fun informa-
tion for bidders may be obtained al
the oaloe of the State Highway En-
gineer, Salem, Oregon.
Plans, spocis.ca,lons and form Of
contract may be inspected at the
same place or may be obtained upon
a deposit of $500 Tor each set OF
plans and specifications. Plans and
specifications are on file at Room
1901 YeOn Bullying Portland, ore
gon.
Plans and specifications may also
be inspected In the office OF MIR. Nj, o.
Bennett. Division Engineer. at Pend
Teton. Oregon, and In the office of Mr.,
@. A. Harrington, District Engineer,
at Baker, Oregon.
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all proposals or to accept the
proposal deemed best for the State OF
Oregon.
Oregon State Highway Commission
8. BENSON. Chairman
w. l.. THOMPSON. Commissioner
II. A. BOOTH. Commissioner
Attest:
HERBERT MUM
State Highway Engineer
Salem, Oregon
June 10, 1919
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

Burns, oregon. June 10, 1919
Notice Is hereby given that Law.
renee w shepard OF Burns. Oregon.
who. on March 20. 1914. made Home
stead Entry. No. O7297. for Lot 4,
SBH SWh Sec. aud Ea NWL /.
Section is, Township ~ g.. Range
~ H.. Willamette Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention To make final 3
year Proof. To establish claim to the
the land above described, before Reg
lister and Receiver. at Burns. oregon.
on the 29rd day OF July. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Wintcrmier. OF Silvies. Ore
gon. Walter Cross. Henry X. Hard
isiy. aud Robert Bennett. all OF
Burns. Oregon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

Burns Oregon. June II. 1919
Notice Is hereby given that Mildred
NrCorm'Ct. AHr'-nrp of Nellie a
bcntlro Df 3unteN. Oregon. VINO. oA
Stay e. I'ti. made Desert Ltud Eu.
.ry SO 0ftft Tor " p. Section 10.
Township 2G .. Range 90 r. VIII
AmDtio ,ierid'nn, has filed notice OF
Intention to mako rnnl proot by pur-
chase under Section :. ACT OF March
4. 1915. 10 establish claim - the land
above described. before Register aud
Receiver ~ Burns. Oregon. on the
18th day OF July. 1919.
Claimant namcs as witnesses:
Philip q. smith. of Burns. oregon.
Isaac ". Hughet, Otua Sixcmor-. aud
Glen y. HuEhet. all OF Narrows, ore.
gon.
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HE THREW AWAY HIS CRUTCHEs

"Six years ago ! had rheumatism
40 bad | was going on erutches." !"
writes August Stranded. Sister Bay,
WIS. II tried several medicines and
doctors and got no relief Three
bottles Of Foley Kidney Pills cured
me. threw away my crutches, ="
Have no &c ial for weak, sore, aching
back, muacles or Joints.
Foley Kidney pills sold everywhere
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NOTICE FOR pyHnIcArIoN
UNITED STATES LAND oFFICE


Burns Oregon. june 20.toI9.
Notice "a heroby given that Charles
g. Sredhan. of barns. OREGON. who
5u hnri go. 1879. made y ort-land
fa.gr No 0a0Hb. tor = Sis3Eh SEQ.
aiau -i, Township 25 s. Range SO
s- willamette Meridian. has nird
notice of iutcutlon 10 make frat
Proof D. purchase under sra para
gralh Act March 4. 1915. 10 establish
cialm 90 the land above described.
before Register and Receiver. At
Burns. Oregon. on the 25th day OF
July, 1919.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
Charles Wilson and Matte Wilson.
both OF Burns. oregon. and Claude
Young and william l.. Needham.
both of Narrows, Oregon,
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>D1ICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

Barns. Oregon. June Is. 1919.
Notice II hereby given that George
FcliOs. Of Suntcx. oregon. who. on
May ~ 1914, and December 20.
1876, mad" HomoYtead Entries. No.
otit4.pSia0 Tor y NWL See. "a.
p ifNE See. 33. r. f Eil. sis NV
SoHt'1u 1S. Township gas. Knnge
-uE Willamette Meridian. has gied
notice of intention to make final
'hr'e-' .ar 'roOG 90 establish claim 10
iho land a .oys dcsrribod. before Rcg.
.IHt uuN iie,niyor. ut Burns. Oregon.
uu Gao "t'd day ar Jult. 1919
,uilaut names ns witnoHsoft
~ p dturFra y p johnson. J. =.
Chu. and clyde a. Olbhoul. al OF
suUfea. oregon
N q COZAD. Register.