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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-02-27
NOTICE OF THE ISSUANCE OF AN
ATTACHMENT.

In the District Court of the First Ju-
dicial District of the State of Idaho
in and for Shoshone County.
Harry c. McAllister Company, a cor
poration plaintiff, vs.. A. M. STROBE,
Defendant
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of February, A. D. 1919, at
tachment issued in the above entitled
action against the property of the
aforesaid defendant A M. Strobe, for
the sum of $1S7.50, with interest
thereon at the rate of per cent per
annum from January 6, 1919, together
18th the costs of suit
Witness my hand and the seal of
said District Court, affixed this 18th
lay of February, A. D. 1919.
HARRY A. ROGERS.
(SeaD Clerk District Court
BY l.. l.. BRAINARD,
F20-M6-3t Deputy.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-02-27
NOTICE OF THE ISSUANCE OF AN
ATTACHMENT.

In the District Court of the First Ju-
dicial District of the State of Idaho
in and for the County Of Shoshone.
The First National Bank of Mullan,
plaintiff. VS.. w. ]. Perry, defendant
State of Idaho, County of Shoshone IS.
Notice is hereby given that on the
3rd day of February, A. d. 1919, at
tachment issued in the above entitled
action against the property of the
aforesaid defendant, w. ]. Perry, for
the sum of $16727 besides interest and
attorneys fees and costs of this suit,
Witness my hand and the seal of
said District Court, affixed this 3rd
day of February, A. D. 1919.
HARRY A. ROGERS
(SeaD Clerk District Court.
BY l.. l.. BRAINARD,
F6-20-3t Deputy.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-02-27

He has a mighty comfortable seat in
the White House, he likes it, he is of
no mind to move and, like the wise
old rat upon his hunk of cheese, he
delivers beautiful lectures upon the
glory of life and living. the virtue Of
sweetness and light
Il do not relish the idea of break
ing in upon his beatitude or calling
time upon his intentions or In any
wise of criticising his Civilizations,
though, whilst copybook maxims seem
to be going and have weight with him,
l can not resist reminding him that
explorations may be carried too far,
that pride sometimes rides for fall,
ard that his passion for breaking
precedents is dangerous indulg-
ence."
Criticised Presidents Trip.
"Can you mean his foreign journey
which has aroused such enthusiasm In
England, France and Italy, and
brought kings and queens, as well as
people and governments, to his feet?"
was asked.
Il am an old fashioned democrat
and take precious little stock in roy
alties of any sort" he replied. when
George III reminded John Adams that
being an Englishman born he ought
to love England. the sturdy old patri-
OF sententiously replied: Sire, i love
no country except my own
Il do not like to have the president
Of the United States quite so persona
grata to the great ones of Europe.
do not like hobnobbing with crowns
and scepters, stars and carriers, or, as
the saying used to be ripping with
old Euripides and canting with the old
Cantharides.' Two pictures have just
reached me from the other side which
will make excellent capaign material
for the republicans. One of these rep
resents Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson stand
ing, | will not say smirking, with King
George and Queen Mary before the
camera. The other depicts Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson driving proudly down the
Corso in Rome with King Victor En-
anuel and Queen Helena. For one, l
don't like it, 1t offends not only my
simplicity, but what I may call a
sense of national propriety
"There can be no such thing as
equality between citizen and SOW
ereign, and when the president begins
to think, feel and act like a sovereign,
he is out OF character and out Of place
in these valnglorious explorations,
He has shown himself at times a man
of very unequal, even of infirm judg-
ment With such handicaps to carry,
along with the third term issue, I do
not believe that If he agrees to offer
himself in 1920 he will carry state
outside of the bolsheviki provinces Of
the south"
Suppose you are mistaken, and he
runs and is elected?"
I'm that event, goodbye to the re-
puDllc Vi WdSlllHStoii JdchSoii S'hu
Lincoln and all hail the autocracies of
Bolivar, Rassas and Diaz," Mr.. wat
terson said.
North America is next door to
South America, you know. But if he
runs again he will not be elected. The
republicans will have an easy thing
an easier thing than they had last
year But we shall see what we shall
see."
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-02-27
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK.
HOLDERS.

Office of the Old Veteran Mining
Company, Wallace, Idaho, February
10. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that there is
now delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock of the above named
corporation, on account of an assess
ment of two (2) mills per share, lev
led on the 9th day of January 1919,
the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-02-27
A PLAGUE OF PANAcEAS.
Saturday Evening Post)

A new craze is sweeping over the
country-as silly, as pestilential as
the dancing madness that seized the
world just before the war. Everybody
wants to reform everybody else and
settle everything that is wrong with
anything. Our mails are choked with
impassioned letters, our waste baskets
are overlooking with thoughtful"
pamphlets-al touting panaceas.
Everything, from pap to dynamite,
Is being recommended for what ails
the world and the other fellow. Every
method of relieving him of his pocket
book-for that is always the seat OF
the other fellows diseases being
advocated Some favor choking him
with taxes as an easy cure; others
treating him with piece OF lead pipe
as being quicker and more merciful.
Some pear-headed professors and
members of the allied trades of men
tai shut-ins are working in shifts
turning out their celebrated socialist
soothing syrup, guaranteed to cure
financial corpulence and the black
curse of the bourgeoise home life.
Bright young men who make living
shaking UP bright young thoughts In
bright young papers are offering their
snappy tasting bolshevik sarsaparilla
for those dull world aches. One group
of ladies is brewing over bonfires
cure all for everything, while another
group denies that there Is any effica-
cy in that medicine and wants to
cheer up the plain old problems by
running them with baby ribbon.
This is the greatest era OF pap. pif-
fle and poison the world has ever
seen. The old family doctor hasn't
chance; nobody but quack can pre-
scribe nowadays. But sensible people
learned long ago that there is no
health in the nostrum. no way to
round body except through living
sanely, simple exercise and hard
work. Throw the bottles out Of the
window-it won't hurt II you throw
out a few quacks with them--and let's
/ all go back to work.
Meantime, young Professor This
and old Doctor That should not be al
lowed to offer, as safe and pleasant
tonics, compounds that create a de-
praved appetite in credulous takers.
And one can always know that the
habit for the stuff has been formed
when the patient begins to babble
about "the revolution"
The final aim Of every revolution
the only lasting result that can he
gained from one-is the ballot. II the
Americans have not the simple, COM
mon sense to use it wisely and to
elect honest leaders who will pass
honest laws-not for one class but
for all classes-how can they expect
anything good to come from the SELF
elected leaders who selfishly seize the
power for themselves and a small
group Of followers?
The answer is that the men who
advocate the sort of practical bolshe-
vism that Is at work in Russia today.
and they are almost all unnaturaliz-
ed foreigners, do not want honest
leaders or honest laws-they want to
loot. Anything except miracles that
the majority wants it can have at
the next election. But let none mag
inc that the old. simple, fundamental
laws of life and health can be repeal
ed even at the polls.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-02-27

And in accordance with law so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold on the
Sth day of March, 1919, at 1880 p. m.
of said day, at the Office of the COM
pany, 426 High street. Wallace, Idaho,
to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs of
advertising and expenses of SALE
r. e .SEYSLER,
Secretary of the Tarbox Mining Com
pany, 426 High Street, Wallace,
Idaho. F1S-M6-4t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-02-27


And in accordance with law 80 many
shares of each parcel of said stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the
office of the company, Suite II, Bar
nard block, Wallace, Idaho on the
LIST day Of March, 1919, at the hour
of 300 o'clock p. m. Of said day, to
pay such delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the costs of advertising
and sale.
L. L. BRAINARD,
F13-27-3t Secretary Treasurer
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-02-27
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS.

Office of the Tarbox Mining Company,
Wallace, Idaho, February II, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that there is
delinquent Upon the following de-
scribed stock on account of an as
sessment Of ten G0) mills per share,
levied on the Goth day of December,
1918, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective share
holders as follows, to-wit:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-02-27


And in accordance with law so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold on the
18th day of February, 1919, at 1880
p. m. of said day, at the office of the
company, Gyde-Taylor building, Wal
lace, Idaho, to pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with the
costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
HERMAN J. ROSSI,
Secretary of Success Mining Com
pany, Limited, Wallace, Idaho.
F13-27-3t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

ale S%ernbaner. gien bo 0ronnirg
Bictoria tiliogbe ham at fslae henbe
ira Faooingtou til @inbior, funoe
han for SfamS SfpIO life urb1oa
lig.
5 DC iioite aor al IT Gin ror
Gronning 9ictoria meget pngitellg
Tor Sernbanereiier &enoes Sefre.
tor, Sir @orcourt, iortnIie ergane.
at Gronniugeu3 Heiie Ill 9oIluoroL
foiteoe beitimob $4,000 pr. 9tar.
glouot De mange Observation-Disclosures.
Ter. Iom bIeu taget. a oglou oelt.
al ser ltoO en- Wiano paa 8agt buer
babe engelife Dbl Iangs Sernbane.
linierl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
900 4ppetit.

Zen romerife aeiier Globius Mlbi.
ms uomerfeoe iig peo en- slimrenoe
gppetit, napnlia Tor 5rust; eiter en-
Seretning al Gapitolinus nso ban
I. Gr. pao ioitenbe Sierte 800 tsrrcoe
5igen, 100 .Serifener, 10 Neloner,
30 Yuno 9ruer, 100 aranisingI
euer Snepper % 400 giters. %
aQigepel ifal ban fife ba pPret ieo
aeiier Glooius isrte ell foitbor
SuSbolonine. men bpob piloe life
bans Regning hos @rocerpmmlocn
pg Slagieren i bore Gage hare foitc,
bnml
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

glnnot Dc ling, iont 3uiterne hor
lat lia / @eiioOelle al moer Griger
% iont Dc mi iielge Sr~eostraftoteu
mac Ieuere tilboge. or ogioa Siiltor
N'ftuorpos &oueoita[lc. Tom eitcr.
lpie5 ior at ienoes tilbage til beu
elgcllte ReaierlnG.
Yiar bar me0 6orbnIielic lpit
octtc Noun, o. inger bar ppret
litono til at gipe CpIpsuirger ON.
hoenu Den itore afosoc uur, e(er hollfe
eeOriiter ban har lto'crt, iom gicr
BAN uGroi9 til oen itore @ersn.
ntelie, ban MI hQr inact.
Cm Sulton Wt'fludtpo fan MI FOR.
tpllcs, al ban herifeoe one @abbehe
%auoct / oet iom ier arigen bar
inf ct airifa. 5 ipp Mar firm.
peoc ban og bans 6olf en- f~ortpiIct
anuip moo Grobrerne, iuotil ban /
1898, 6a ban iuritoo, al alt Saab
uor noe, FOG iig ieIo afboge heller eno
at onergyoe Jig til SLENDER. In.
iferue far ioa @oocoet al ham OF
lGtbte set til ltoitiGirg / Ruieet l
Berlin. GngIunO euiter nh at Lore
0er oiritonite Stamme faa tiIbogc
Dopeoitoaen al lin iorhenoprenoc
0eriter. iom Sc nof ounfotteec mco
mcgen aiPrligbe6 o. 9~eurorira.
6reoStraftaten iororer oaiaa uh.
lcneret til Jruntrige eroel hiitorufc
Qotumenter, iorn bIep i~tiaoIet al IN.
ifernc unoer oeres Cffuoatior al
Goris / 1870. Gapirerne tilbgrte Ell
DIR. Houber, iom bar Aopofat "a
iorig gonuoartiit. san bIep ferir
S~icepr0iioent % iiocn Miiniiterprpii.
bent eiter NapoIeon IIT5 Statsfup
/ December 1851. Reiieren CAB ham
iom 9%eleuning for bans reattiorpre
Sieneiter 100000 Stroller cs Den
imuffe Gieroom Gircp.
Otter 9ciieroentrets Sab Fipstebe
ban til England. men nenbte tiIbcac
iii Taris e'ter at aeiIerprtniens Seo
bopoe giort ale Sutriser unnttise.
llnoer SffIpationen al Starts I
1870 blep bans Sus taget / 9eiio.
Belle al enoel tnife S~fieerer. Tom
bemRgtigeoe zig Roubers prinote 90.
pirer, bporiblanot Ser Dor hiitoriifs
9ofumeuter al itor Gerot inoicm as.
itiaise Srepe ira Rapolcou os Sci.
ierinoe gugenie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
Cromnimg Wietoria
% Sernbanernc.

Gronnins gictoria bar Ter 4ar
summel, GA ben isrite Sernbare bleu
aabnet / England; Den gift ira Stocf.
ton til Darlington. Sun bar II
War gammeI. oa Stutsmiriiteren
0iQiom Sustision blep orGbt oeo
9labningen al @auen meqem Siper.
pool og 0~tercbeIter, Zen unge Vrin.
leslie if iaooan Sfrpf | iis PED au.
Ieoningen. at bum negteoe at benpt.
re iig al bette 6~remfomimiooel Iiae
til Grins albert / 1912 ft henoe
ooertaIi bertil.
9reoen al @eIington. iom pei IN.
sen fuHoe beifpibe FOR al bore uoger
Rpbbare, bleo oslaa iaa betaset al
lin aoaesas ubpsselise Gso, OF ban
i tupe Sar eiter ombnseelis unbeif
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
2raefrncn INN Spineoriper.

CWHtIrNtH Jun SUIHtUTIU'F' ct
inoipnlf Groprieipr, Der er flcnoi
iom 8riieoporrttcr, liotaltc - for.
tpuer Sucnoborgblabene - iorleoer
pe0 ct Sclifob, Of Den, Der tliroc pod.
tag fig at oripe Ell az bans @rlie til
Spcnoborg, moatte beholbe Gpret %
ifliloe ioa 100 Ser. ouen / Glebet
Gn fiel1ot 2Ggeirlie tog Troprtetp.
rem poa Sroet og breu %iarunte Na'
hans beoite O. ino iii 9pen. "Spoo.
iert1iren" fog 512 Zine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

UJeiobane peo HJnfnn. Sor noeen
faa Iar iioen bIep ser al ,snaenisr
8regusion @ogter beo Norif Spbro
l%ioarbeloet Elaner og Sperilag til en-
8leIobare ira &iufan og op til Sri.
fleloet. TIanerne bIep inoienot til
Spbros Erection, ioin belle Siben
bar omfattet Sagen meo ben itsrite
SntercsIe . Snliolertio umuIigaior.
De arigen % De itore 9lnlGgsomfoit.
ninger Elanernes Sterilization bell.
gang. gau Ter Oct imioIertio no til.
at SeIlfobets Erection oiI iaa aa.
belpogne bpgget iaa mart Tom MI.
Zig. Sngeuier Hpe peo Sooeofouto.
ret / ariitionia err / oisie Sage font.
met I'll Tiufan for at iege Saacn
fremmet. Sc forbereoenoe Irbeioer
meo lloitifning og SpmaaIina er al.
lereoe poabegpnot. Sngenieren no.
taller til "8iufan", Of bpis De nso.
oenoige SepiQinger bIioer gipet oa
Irbeioet fan foregaa uoen gfbrpoeI.
ie, pil gonen rimeligbis blipe iProia
til nrite SOFT. Zen ifal bpgges no.
genlunoe | Sigbeo meo 6lsibanen /
Bergen, og SlIren meLem enoeito-
tionerie oil bare tase meaein o.
10 Wfinuter. Otter Sngenisr Gre.
custom 8ogters Glaner. iom null.
geils III bllper enbel i~oranoret, er
Granddaughter bercsnet iii 1885 Di.
Sancns eure enocitation bIiper $50
X. oner 9apet. 90 Ssibeiorifieaer
mellem ben neorc % spre Citation
bliper 369 81. Get er Meningen q,
a~nifafie TO &ogne, iom bper fan rum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

Iillionbaonen / Hsbbp. : ct
Ilffet @praabSmsbe forleoen I'ten
bar Nsobp @proao peotaeet at an
lpgae Sen proieftereoe W~tilionbopn.
Sorifieuige iwtsrre fisbenbapn'fe 6tr,
ntaer bar tiIblbt Of iptte Tense !
Soretagerbet. Irbcioet bill iii blioe
melt nrulig frenn'fpnoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

1910 maotte iege on fiji fin aiifeS
eiter SiibertiloieIopeli. San hptieoe
o%ercfter til Sllfebor9, boor ban nor
item baooe lanet 9nat meb Snaoom.
men; men THOR ftt ban CT Silbagc.
ial0. Der M har mebiert Iebclt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
Den trncner Sipmanbsitreif. ais

FF 49,
Zen trncmor Sipmamositrsif. ais.
benhann 24be Woi. SiemoroSior.
burtoei bar, ifslge "Hationaltibenoe",
porslet Streif ira lite SUM. Smio.
lerti6 er Der iert Sorhanolin9er,
men igoaruitcS er Situotiouen blet
tllipioict beroeb, at Sorblulbets &c
neroliorianliug enitemmie hor for.
toitet Heoerne5 ilhite Silbuo. Oct
penteS, at 6orligamanbcn iii qrtbc
inb. Nlen SorboIbeitc or nanifcIigc,
iaa me9et mere iom aonflifteu er al
interifanOiuapiit aarnftcr, ioet oqioo
Speriacs % Rorgcs Sieiolf bill
%itreife, beriom De opitlQcoe %Iyororin.
ger - Ell Spre al 10 Vunb Sterlino
ON Wnanebell - life ouerolt iureoc'
fonlmes.
Gn prloia S%ebebrnne. Torleben
Gag opitoo Ger en- pploig Erouo |
Scbernc / 2rre Sogn, fortGlcr oan.
ife @lobe. ) 2sbet al fort Iio for.
pIouiebe Sloeu ia no oper De tore
Seoeorealcr og 1oroiirpfninger. ionl
omiutter mango hunorcbe 3or. Sano,
% Slocu loo ia prnftllf tolt life
itonie. Sc mpgtIge 8sglfner bar II!
3ioer iaa itore, at De iormrrte0e
Solen / ilere Wtiles Gmfreos, OF oelt
itore Seoebrano fuitbe ices oloer ON.
Der blco plsiet for Slocn pao Here
Steoer for Of hiuore Nrnnoen8 I'm
lang, men Set hiolp lioct. 6%oruocn
oen b~cinoclige Sfaoc pnu Seoer %
Rgr, bpcrpcO eli Wirng6c Corn
brErotc, blep Ser beifaoiget nlegct
aprn pua DC Murfer. ioru itsotc mo
iii Ilommchopet. Malgc @elocr
oil lioc Cab pcb Nranoen.
eaat paa "pc bpScs Stnc" / 1864.
Iorleoen flnoe ibo. Smeocmeltc,
NiclS Mnorcuaien / Hostiloe fcire 50
Mars Teoiclsoog. Nnoreoien bleU
iaarct / aompen poo Tpbbsl / 1861
oq iortGaer berom til "No9t
Taabl.": Seq blco 'aa isrt til oct
nurncite Sa3aret, % oo OoerlPgclt
ioa mig, ruiteoe ban blot poa Sopc.
oct % iagoe: "SPg ham tuu Der
ino," Get bar poo Ell Stue, iou blcu
falot "oe ogoe5 Stlic". Ser lda lcg
ioa ira ST. , oni eitcrmtooageu I'll
nPite Worgen tl0ltg % iaa ale mime
qancrater 81, oa De bar meqct
hoorot iaareoe. ga enoeli9 2GgeH
fom, iaa han liz onfring 90 'agoe,
ibet ban iif Ete poa mig: "Son Der
leper nof enonu," Seq BAD ont al
raatte fomme ilo al beune HGolels.
inc, bboreiter ieg blep taset unoe.
2pgebebanoling % berpoa isrt I'll
augultetborg SIot. Tom a onlonl-
net iii 2u5oret. Ger laa lea mn ct
balpt g(or, % eftcrot arigen bar
iorbi, blep ieg isrt Ill JrcocrlfSbcra
Slot o. uar oa ian raft. at icg trnoe
ipaoiere omfring / &ooen oeo @iGIp
al arpffer. Ger bengit en0nl to
Mar, inoen leg tunoe nsies meo al
BRUCE Stoffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

OTIS &c liter "ceeoran.c saen-, cnrsiai ben
nj stabcer 90 sierc,e. Sts benz CT Numss Al
Si1eei M 90 od - 90 fercer -s % en- NJ
Gerrnert. Nal oi nof eiee Of pdcHiInus bet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
Mloerbumsbicm % @aSperf. so

MlocrbUmsbicm % @aSperf. Sam'
mel 23bc Wai. Sognernooet bar be-
iluttet at opiere ct Nloeroomsbien I'll
$4,000 Ser. Oct bill iaa II @nfelt.
ppreIier % 3 9obbeltpPrelicr. 81
@orgcrmsoe bor e%rItenmtigt pebto9ci
at frppe et @osperf opfert ! Spet
"a ser arbribeS M energilf pioert
paa oenre Sag,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
Dc iture Silbeitimer / 2imiiurbcn

itaar III itofor 2sgitsr. @aaoene
oerira fon pao bper Sur Ion9e ior
op til 1000 Ser. Stlb, og poo Sdo.
men berifer Der iielge "Noroi." tor
Sroplheo nieb at poffe Siloenc I
aa$ier % ienoe Sem til Splflano,
boor man 10 bor boorOt @rug ior
Dem.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-21

ZION is Go to school Day which i'll
bring many patrons to the school to
observe the regular work. Owing 10
the time LOST throu ghout the year.
all available '.me has been uavot ~
entirely to reSular school war5
= short program is to be given at
TIVE close of -tha term.
Lmatilla high school is the receiver
OF 2 copy of the Beaver" published
by II e O. A. c. tudent body.
the goverhrIent dam above Jniaiil
Ia. is a rendezvous for Sunday pick
',ci.t rs and fisherman of late. .A:l"ns
t'.'.se who viIi'cu ! > place Ia, " arc
:, Steph ans and 'aE.. Y, - :. I'd
d., and :cJre IF - ers.
ne balig ~. between BOardma
a" arlington San6ay re>dlted n &c
'c;s Tor Boa. oman ;.eslie .P' .kley,
q II atilla. Diavc with BoGrdta1T.
Albert Logan IS the possess5r of a
diploma given Dy the American Pc:,-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-21

man. F'
Harvey and Irons. the restaurant
boys have moved into a new location
Jeff stephens and family plan on at
tending the wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Newcomb in Pendleton,
Thursday.
Cmatilla's principal is having some
repairing done on the Bullock house
in which his family will move in a
few weeks.
w. r. Nugent is in Pendleton taxi
ing treatment for the injuries sustain
ed some weeks ago when he was
struck by switch engine.
The helth crusade carried on by the
pupils has resulted in many improve
ments along the line of sanitation.
The Umatilla school has some in
teresting material and facts along the
line of gardening from Ruby Peter
man of Parma, idaho. and Ruel
Chandler of Ridgefield, Washington
They are the State Industrial Club
winners in gardening in their respec-
tive states.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-21
OUR NEW SLIPOVER
Wells

are making a hit. New
meshes that are strong and
serviceable, embroidered
with latest designs. In all
the wanted colors 15c to Csc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-21

was present in Pendleton Monday
night when more than 30 strangers
were ptIoted across the burning sands
In the inltiatory work OF this order,
They report grand time. fine ban.
qhet and did not get home until 9
O'Clock in the morning. Among thosa
going from here were: y. ]. Vans
kike, r. T. Mosley. Robert Lee. @. 2
Cockburn and Grant Steen.
Members Of Milton Lodge No. 90 A.
T.. a. A. H. visited Walla Walln lodge
Monday night and conferred the third
degree of the Masonic order on
large class of candidates. About 90
fIom here were in the visiting party.
They report a fine evening entertain.
ment and a bounteous repast at tho
conclusion OF the work.
$. X. Woods. chief ranger of the
Forestry department in the Ukiah dis.
rtict was in Milton Sunday and Mon.
day visiting friends and looking after
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-21
Kansas Man Delighted
With Umatilla County
CEast oregonian Special. /

MILTON. May 21.-H. d. Hughes
and Mrs. Hughes of Kansas. are visit
irg Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Simmons near
Freewater. Mr.. Hughes has been
travelling for several months in diff
ferent parts of the west and is empha-
tic when he says he believes Umatilla
county Is the best section he has yet
seen.
The Rev. F. A. Ross and Miss Irlene
Reynolds left Tuesday afternoon as
delegates from the Christian church
Sunday school in Milton TO the animal
State Sunday school association which
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-21

ale making their home in the Franz;
Lamb residence @on Elizabeth street.
J. w Terwillinger former Milton
resident now making his home in La
Grande. came over yesterday to get
his automobile and left last night for
the Grande Eonde valley. going the
Toll Gate road.
Henry a Barrett of Athena who
owns a large wheat and stock farm
southwest Of Umapine was in Milton
Tuesday transacting business and visit
ing for a few minutes with friends.
Miss Effa Griffin left yesterday for
Washtucna where she expects to visit
foF several weeks.
A delegation of Milton ''Dol<kies''
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-21

convenes in Baker today.
Miss Jessie Briefly, who was MEM
Der Of the Milton high. school faculty
last year, has returned to her home
in Stanfield to spend the summer va
cation.
Mrs. Kate Russell who has been
visiting relatives in Milton and vici-
hity has returned to her home at
Sprague, Washington.
Mrs. T. II. McIlory is seriously III
at her home on Grover street, threat
ened with an attack of influenza.
w. A. Ingram has moved from Free
water to Milton and opened a shoe
repair shop in the building formerly
occupied by the late J. G.. Welch.
II. f. Marvin. wife and boy have
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-21
RATE INCREASE IS
DEEMED NECESSARY

ST LOUIS, May 2i.--Freight rates
must be increased ! s per cent II rail-
roads are TO be saved from bankruptcy
Samuel Dunn, editor OF the halfway
Age. told the American iron. steel and
heavy hardware association here. He
said an Increase Is necessary whether
the railroads are operated by the
government or private owners.