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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
L,ECALS

The said asssssmenls. from the date ~
ne takinE effsrt of this 1rd,Hancsi that
~ tiss' t.S sn;,Al,ment ,"d as.sssIn.p,.
deferred instaliments snail bs payable On
The lbth isy of pecenssr, iJ.l. snd the
yesrly interest on Inc unpaid lntplimsbts,
shsll be payable an the 18TH DAY ~ D..
eembs. oi each succSedinE year until alt
Ptovided however. ths, sny - the
owners ~ the io,s % nsscsis Of lald go
ssssessed may q, any time. during ~.
day ~ tho fret publication Of this srdi.
nance pay 70 the city Auditor ot the city
Of Tulsa, the fun smount ot the assess.
menta 40 levied against their said iD's and
parcels ~ land and thereby release such
property from the iein u such ssseas.
sEcTtoN e. Thst tnn orsinsne. ,hsn
be published Tor twenty nine consscutiss
DAYS In the. Tulsa Dany world a news.
PSP'I ,ss ps,6.,sS Rg,s,Ie'a " TSi.' 9Ssl.eom" e
quited by law shall be taken and -.
yarded ~ sufficient notice tc al persons
levied by the terms 81 thi. ordinsSes. as''
HEc1 ION o That all ordinances or
parts n ofdiosncss ~ conflict With the
provisions ~ THIS ordinance, insofar as
such conflict tKists are hereby repealed.
for The preservation of pe public health
nance shah tabp effect ffom shd after
it, pnsHaEe. app oval and publication.
,ysS SSsssn ssd snd gs s@G'rsney ,Ipis .S,s
2sth day ~ October, 1894.
APPROVED. this a5th day r., october,
T. u. Evhss
Mayor
mas. FRANK c,', srAsAs, ss5,,s.
TPsnXsK y. puiScAN,
C.iy Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

TENTH r.. cos-Two nicely. furnished
newly decorated light housekeeping
rooms. private entrance. close In and con.
ysnient. Cedar $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS


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may work for board babies adopted,
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Three questions answered Send hirlh
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
AUTOMOBILES
AUTououIIlEs FOR EAIC

AUTOMOBILES FUh hiG ~
y 40" CHEVROLET touring, good tires
and motor. general good condition. 1900.
easy terms Lewis Narfh Corporation,
1901 s. Main 81. OHaEa 1910.
1921 CtTEVROIET touring. new TOP and
paint good tires. 1850 easy terms.
Lewis Marsh Corporation, 1901 y Main.
Usage 1870.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
DMOOB HEIunTs ADDITION
BRoADMooR HEIGHTS SECOND
ADDITION

SECTION (; That the assessment hereW
levied on each Of the above mantioneo
lots and parcels OF land are he-4by de.
clared tc be lien upon Juch lots ana
parcels Of land to yna same extent As
other taxea and shall be collected and en-
forced In the same manner as other taxes
are collected.
SECTION 3; That all asseaEnet's hero
BY levied shall be divided into trre0 tal
EQUAL annual tnstailments as authorized
~ SAID Statutes Of tho State OF Okla.
some tor such Eases made and provided
,nst the assessments shah bear interest
Vie rate OF eight tS per centum psr
n.hhlSn, payable annuauy at the time OF
'- "ANmsnt OF the SEVERAL ingts siInaants 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
ESSEN
HUDSON

Hudson Coupe, new paint, new
tenders. new cord tires, splendid
mechanical condition; ideal for pro-
fessiOnal man.
Nash sedan; new cords, new paint,
wire wheels and completely over
hauled. runs like new.
Cole s. sedan; Gin paint shops
real cold weather bargain. desirable
for taxi or family car, SASS takes it.
Hudson Speedster, new Royal
cords, fine paint and overhauled;
looks like new; this one won't be
here but for a few days. exceptional
buy.
Essex Touring Gin paint shop);
new tires, best mechanical conai-
tion.
Reasonable terms if desired.
BOOST MOTOR co.
l12l $. Main ST. Usage ans
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

FOR RENT-In Kendall, two light and
airy housekeeping rooms. two closets
and pantry, unfurnished or partly fur
nishcd. outside entrancei gas and tele-
phone furnished. $3.50 per month.
OsnEe Rhh1.I.
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LEGAL

tPubiiAhed In tine ruisa DAILY woriA
i. \ y Il iSf !, ! IS;i 4: 4: 4 S.iiS "A
Publishing Ssn6iSHRSsE S?%RSssE No. rs'I!;Ssf'A !,Ss'
~ fkSb SAsSH Asssss sPnGlhI ~ HrfoHIln TsXhs rHY
rrEAnY,NI!ErH;IT rrEnY,NII!r; OF TILE THn COST COST E os CON;
ssENuTTlHd sEW SIsTneF hAS'rhhf Ta 7s shwHh IN
CITY OF TULSA. As CREATED AND
BsTAnlIsHED ny ORDINANCE NO.
eitii AND DECLARING AH EMEh-
WHEREAS, In pursusnos or the previ..
,9ns %, .ss CHARTER ter Of me c 9f TSls
provided. The said % CITY city Of Tulsa did BY By
sEWsS SESHsR'" psrRicT Isl NS s "d and ssass st.l
having declared lt Necessary 60 con.
s!ruo; sN!nruo; s'wsrs In said n..,s, SEWER DISTRICT
nance No slti did on the istf day OF
September is2l. ,et 90 Consteek.
contract for the CONSTRUCTION of certain
ssnitary, sewer An SEWER DISTRICT no,
WHEREAS. In pursuance OF said con
tract. said Comstock -Smadity Company
have construeted certain sanitary sewer
the work under said contract has bren
accepted and approved BY the Ci,y Ensl;
the city Of Tulsa, and.
tns wsWnAs ststt3S N htur!hsr pgrs9s,nes %,.s0 Of
.
Charter OF the said city Of Tulsa, Okla.
homA II IA deemed necessary by the Hoard
Of Commissioners OF tho city of Tulsa to
levy aud RAsess special tax upon the
property liable to assessment Ia said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. ms, by reason OF
the assessment In said SEWER DISTRICT
NO, 40. by reason Of construction of
aAid sewer and 20 pay for the same. and.
WHEREAS, tho total cost OF the con
struCtion OF said sewer m said SEWER
DISTRICT NO, l7P. Including sNtras
/ have been ascertALned aud IL hereby de
ciared TO be the Van Of is'6Ss,SS. ali OF
| which ls 20 hs levied by special assess
rnouts against the lots and parcels Of
land benefited by the construction Z said
sewer In "a. SEWER DISTRICT No. i7S,
and,
WHEREAS. an logai requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
of thr assessments against said let's and
parcels OF land so liablS for the cost ut
construction OF aeid Hewer IN said STEW ER
DISTRICT NO, lfp. Ia tho amoun's hese-
matter specified In sectic OF tais
Ordinance.
NOW. THEREFORE,, BB 1T OR
pAlNEp BY THE BOARD OF COM
hlsSlONEkS oF THE CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA;
SECTION / That there shalt be. and
there Ia hereby apportioued to aud ievied
upon ana assessed against the several lots
aud parcels of land Ia said SEWER DIS
TRICT NO, re IN the city Of Tulsa.
Oklahoma so benefited by tho construc,
tlon OF said sewer, the amounts respective
~ as follows to Wit
/ RRpADMODH HEIGHTS ApDirIDN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
NOVEMBER SPECIALS

1917 .7-pass. Marmon; completely /
oycrhouled. looks like new, cord |
tires. sale price tl,2jO |
1918 7-pass Marmon; completely
overhaulcd and repainted. Sale
price ....,............ $3.50
1919 Marmon Chummy; completely
overhauied and rcpainted; a bargain
for the money Sale price. 81, 900
1918 Sport Marine Jordan: wire
wheels. Sale price, e,....,.,, $1,000
1921 Jordan. 5-pass.; repalnted with
wire wheels. Sale price. tl.400
overhauled and repainted. Sale
price .,............. ............ sl,hVV
1890 b-poss. Chevrolet; almost new.
sale price .'....''......'. .k4OO
1919 club Roadster-O Overland Sale
priCo ................. .SS7D
1919 Liberty Sedan; completely ov-
erhauled and repainted, cord tires.
Sale price ..............,. l,5O0
1918 Jackson Sedan. Sale
price .s..s.,....' l,OOO
1913 Olds s Chummy: completely
ovcrhauled and repainted. Sale
price ..s'.s..... '..''.......$ .$b0O
1890 bort 5-pass.. good rubber. Sale
price ....t.... ........'.-. .SAOO
1918 7-pass. Chandler; new rubber
and paint. Sale price ........S $3.50
Others to Select From.
w. C. NORRIS MOTOR
SALES COMPANY
1913 s. Main St Phone o. $500
Call for j. II. INT. Used Car Mgr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

BURNETT r.. 13iO--Loyeiy front slsen-
ing room. adjoining bath. ivory s1its
also garage. private family, OsaF.
elsA ~ no answer call Usage its'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS FOR RENT, FURNISIirn,.
Y,,,s-rr,S sIa--Njicei., s,,,.t.,. .D-il "
Tor Fentismsn or lady. cedar ss room
boubDbn ., lVvl NeIy uehlrhbls slGer-
onE LIE r9"99snhh' ie"Son"o'e' permanent parties
,,,,s.r,S, ,-S,,s.,..-- So.
De, y,'t 80 -, -, y iuiIl..hul args
'a from p,ns 'oon'' Two closets private
mn ,,ssr 4, Io,-.,,, ,....-.
t,,, dor - tnirir. b,S ttInnL sleep
.tsas .,sSsso yri~ats go, Wy suitsi
siSI Ii NJ ansv'ar catt Osags ia. 'sags
,,,,,- -. :,
bDu ,.tt N'p.o. 49, soap soapp'iLully for.
lli. .',s.,s 80 - 9 " -.
bVsION, ~, ,s .o room two Or
''''' P'' "e'A cedar
-.
hosION; r. sdi,,n, III -Mi,GssV ,sV tnInlsasi bod.
Ioo.l, n co1uec..ns o ~, n oatn, ptINste 1t.
tsss P'"'' '0' "'e'' '" p'' "e'N 'sass
sSss; Sss;------------------
pourDER & 1bet-r,.rr. .,,,..,,-.
room. Cedar 10. A"
BALTIMORE- s.. iIIs-A very 5.,.,.bi..
sleeping room with privilege OF 4yinS
room for one or two osage ssso-J
BALTIMORE, s., 12i7-Nice F'.arI,s
room for tent also garage. furaaes
heat. osage 422S. .--
CHEYENNE s. l5io-,-Nice front bedroom,
modern, garaRe, single or double. son.
tenen only. Usage lIbl-R,
CHEYENNE. s., 9lS-Nicely furnished
room in steam heated apartment out
sac entrance tor seht.elnsn. gen cedar l21'.
CLOSE lN-South side home, small fam.
ny altrsGtive suite eed and living
rpiil ppiyil.ee' ou' SedaT iteo. SWING S'''hen
CINCINNATI ~ lsSo-Sleeping room for
.set,s, Icyst rsrt @"e'' solo'hlnE
-, N i,.1-.-
~. 80 - sn.t,ss tsor ~ ~ taonl'
conneotinT hath nhonc in ront, h,
stops T%''st" at dcoP. Or" cab Cedar 1855. O''
CINCINNATI, a., io2i-A front rrsorioy
room for rent. suitable Tor one ,r two
gentlemen also space In garage for car
close IN--yery reasonable. an r,ssr,
convenient couple preferred 2l6 H.
seventh. Usage 6i23.
CLOSE IN-on north side, iargr front
Sleeping room, $3.50 per week, also "a.
rage Osase Ao7s-J.
CHEYENNE, s.. sOs-Furnished room. hot
water. best locality. osaEe 3sss.
DENVER s.. 7O2-Room for rent. con.
venient TO bath Usage 7O3.
iT,,f5NVI,p { -eoE--De hIe roo, ,,,. -.,.
or Two E gentlemen: ressonSbie. 0"'
-ntSvEp o5I--ioysiv W., .,,,.
cast reom two beds: reasousbIc
f,t,N5vFp -sts-f-argo frorT ,,,,,,, ,,,
Nr.ts ,, - ~" 90, yIadi,s ~ sentio,ns ''' '0'
wafer neas, ,aeles " -sgns'y..s'.
DE ~ ~ 80, -; ,,. ,,us1 ~ s'. 80. ,"lsp'
Wel. s a. I'oe pga. IuI, ole58S ''oin'
,,s5;,,i,s5 :, x,yii ,,,-,-i-,,, -
| DESIRABLE rooms for young men At
the Y NJ. c A,
/ flFSIRABLE ROOM in splendId home
/ for gentlemen. apposite high school
/ Usage 5es9.
- ,is---,7,,o- 49,.
/ ofe.. -, - - rasors,1hi' wv us''o
n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

BOSTON, s. s2t--Niceiy Furnished I,...
front sleeping room. two closets, privafs
home close in NfN
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-30

Never have we had complete more
beautiful assortment of silk petticoats There are
jerseys, messalnes taffetas and on Saturday we
are offering 1919 discount
aseaion 2nd floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-30
Kayser silk underwear

We make specially of kayser silk underwear
and we have a complete line of boomers IN light
and dark colors canisoles, vests and chemse at
the lowest prices in the Tri-Cities
nderwear
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-30

greater beauty which fashioned beautiful
perfection the simplicity design which the highest
ed and fmmed and of these suits straight line and
We
,olG
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-30

Of course almost everything is
enabeliished uUith beads this sea-
son but one of the most attractive
frocks of that type is of black
Canton and the fowing Mon
DARN sleeves Which are lined
sOifh the netO PaIn7eue red and
the apron tunic hoUe trailings of
bronze beads uhiIe curious
shaped beads thai resemble for
gef-n1e-nofs are used for the floral
design tOhich IS scattered at in
terUdls.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-30

ks the greatest assortments, the smarest styles the
This is not an idle boast; neither is it assertion
y-the ,publics support of this institution proves
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

We do your family Laundry to YOUR satisfaction.
Why should you worry about something that we
can handle at a saving to you?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17
Reaction Tendencies
shown on Stock Market.

Reaction Tendencies
shown on Stock Market.
NEW YORK. June l7.-(A. PD-.
the stock market yesterday after an
initial period in which numerous lead
ers recovered one to three points.
Early Improvement evidently was
based on such favorable incidents as
the lower commeycial discount an
nounced by the local federal reserve
bank and rentention of the regular
Northern Pacific dividend.
The sentimental effect of the devel-
opment swore off before the first hour,
prices sinking almost steadily 40 the
weak close.
Sales eight hundred seventy five
thousand shares.
Numerous additions to low records
for year embraced the prominent
steels. equipments, sugars, tobaecos
and chemicals. Rails were inclined to
steer an independent course, but
yielded with the general list in the un-
settlement of the final hour.
Mexican petroleum was driven
down an additional eleven points to
los. but rallying 1-2 points on short
covering. Its net loss Of 1-2 points
represented a decline of virtually 90
points in two days
L. S. Steel dropped to a fraction of
its recent low at "A S-S but met with
support at that level. Several active
specialties in the sugar, tobacco and
affiliated groups also made moderate
recoveries.
The money market pursued its even
tenor. offering of call loans at s 1-2
per cent exceeding demand. Private
institutions made freer offerings on
commercial paper.
Foreign exchange was erratic, early
strength giving way to sharp declines
in sterling when moderate amounts
of cable and demand bills appeared.
The Paris rate held. but other conti-
mental remittances Swiss and Spanish
| excepted, were reactionary. Changes in
the bond market were nominal.
Liberty issues showed moderate
gains and losses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17
know Your Business
Credit Men Advise.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l7-(A. P)
The National Association of Credit
Men, in convention here today adj
dressed a message contained in a res
olution urging him to study and
standardize his business.
Know your business today through
and through. that it may contribute
the more surely to our return of solid
prosperity" the message read. "Sys-
tematiZe it, seek to standardiZe it
where standardization will mean
economy. speed of production and the
broadening of markets. Know your
costs to the smallest terms
Another resolution adopted declar-
ed the year just passed has given re-
newed and greatly increased conf
dence in the federal reserve act. The
association protested against what
the resolution described as meddling
of political, sectional or class nature
with the reserve act.
The convention will close tomorrow
with election of officers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
Inoudng Pende.On Price. ana AssOOa.sd Pres. Report.

Prime light calves .... 5000 s.5OI
Med. light dairy calves 5000 800
Heavy calves ......,.. 5000 goo
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17
Another hig supply put in appear
apce In the alleys and the trades
wants continue over-supplied.

Qulte talr saIes OF sIaIe VallIe WVTV
made at the opening Of the Thursday
market. with prices apparently steady.
Although most unsatisfactory, the
market at North Portland showed no
eeneral changes for the day,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17
Profit Taking Causes
Wheat Price to Slump.

CHICAGO. June la. PO-
Heavy selling turned the wheat sharp
ly downward yesterday after a mate
rial advance in the main to bullish
crop reports. The close was weak at
half to four and a quarter net decline
with July SIPS to S1.2S Ia and Sep
tember 1921 1-2 to 1.21 ga. Corn
gained 3-S to / cents, and oats finish
ed lac to &c up. In provisions, the
outcome ranged from 1Oc decline to
a like advance.
Crop experts held the attention of
the wheat pit the first half of the day
with messages telling Of threatening
black rust conditions in the northwest
and of damage by adverse weather and
by insect pests throughout the large
areas of Ohio and Indiana. Asser-
tions that the black rust had appear
ed in Minnesota and South Dakota
counted as a special bullish factor as
did a rise in foreign exchange. Cos
sip. that big export sales to Italy had
been made brought denials, and were
followed be selling on a large scale.
Toward the last, the bears empha-
sized reports that country offerings
were on the increase, with harvesting
as a whole said to be making rapid
progress.
Activity by exporters was more ol
less responsible for strength in corn
Oats were given a lift by unfavorable
reports concerning the crop outlook
Provisions showed irregularity, be.
ing affected on one side by lower hos
values, and on the other by grair
strength and by talk that the pack
ers had received a IS 100000 paymen
from Germany.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17

have been on about same basis as last
week In the goods market there is
little new.
The Commercial Bulletin on Satur-
day will publish wool prices as fol-
lows: Wiscon fleece. half blood. %
a 26c! 3-S blood, 25G 26c; IA blood,
ESQ csc.
Secured basis:
Oregon-Eastern No. / stapie, $50
soc: eastern clothing. Goa Csc: valley
No. /. 6507O.
Territory-Fine staple, choice, S00
S5c; 1-2 blood combing, 7O@72c;, 3-S
blood combing, 4S@52c; .1-4 blood
combing. 3S@42; fine and fine me-
dium clothing, 60@ 63c.
Pulled--Delaine, S5@ 9Oc AA, 7Sc a
S5c: A supers, 60G70c.
Mohairs-Best combing, 27NS0c;
22G25c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17
Clothing Price Drops
Amount TO 25 Per Cent.

WASHINGTON, June ia. PJ
Mems clothing and furnishing goods
have dropped 25 to 80 per cent from
the peak of war prices, according to
compilations made by the National
Association of Retail Clothiers and
ANNOUNCED today.
Only six per cent of the merchants
showed depreciations as low as 25 per
cent, while Al per cent reported
33 1-3 to 40 per cent reductions.
Eleven per cent reported 40 to so per
cent depreciations in prices.
The survey was made by the asso-
citation to prepare a reply to the feder-
al trade commission and to industrial
organizations. which, according to as
sociation officers, had criticised retail
clothiers for insufficient price redtic-
tiOns
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17
Wool Market Irregular
With Prices Fairly Steady.

BOSTON, June 17.-(A. P)-The
Commercial Bulletin will say Satur-
day:
The wool market continues irregu-
lar this week, although prices are
steady and demand fairly general
In the west buying proceeds with
moderation. The big sale of the week
was at Kerville. Texas. where about
"A cents is reported for the best IL
months and about 90 cents for the
eight months wool. Elsewhere sales
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17

DIR. d. C. McNabb has been so sue
cessful in experimenting with raising
baby foxes that we suggest that the
Doc mate carrier pigeons with par
rots so that in the event the feathered
messengers get lost they can inquire
the way
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17

During the G. a. r. encampment
we were asked for definition Of pa
triotism. We believe it is something
akin to that feeling which makes every
flea firmly beleave that he lives on the
most wonderful dog in the world.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17


(From the oregon Journal)
There were nine loads Of livestock in
The North Portland alleys at the OPEN
ing Of the Thursday morning trade.
Most OF these consisted Of sheep and
lambs, with the market showing a
weak undertone. hogs were steady TO
lower, while cattle had a fairly steady
undertone.
While tops IN the hog alley at North
Portland we're unchanged at the open
ine of the Thursday trade, there was
weak tone In the rest of the market,
with q general loss OF perhaps 25c
from former figures Top hogs here
are quoted at 50, the same as the pre-
vlous day. but compared with the
cost Of bringing in stock from the
midwest. this price itself is about Csc
too low.
General hog market range
Prime light .........S $50 800
Smooth heavy, $50 to 400
mounds ,......... 7.OOR 500
Roush heavy soc lbs up 5000 100
Fat pigs ...........-.. S.T5a 800
Feeder pigs ....... S.5OG 800
staes .............. s.OOd 200
While on the surface Il looked like
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17
He Has EVOIuted

What has become Of the old time
lover who used to lay a few nickel ci-
gars on the mantle before hessat down
on the sofy?-Abe Martin.
He is bumming his best girls Milos.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17
Prospects of a B,nnper Crop.

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Thllmont, a
former resident of this town, are the
happy parents of a i1-pound baby.
born April s. This makes three heal
thy boys for Mr. Thilmonts future
farm.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17
Pad Advertisement.

As has been repeatedly explained.
this column assumes no responsibility
for its own opinions or those of con-
tributors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17
BY JUNIUS

The world is fun of pesky folks
But none 50 fills us with distress
AS he who can not speak six words
Without including More or Less.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17

We heard tell that there is a rumor
that prohibition may be enforced next
year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-17

While on the surface it looked like
steady tone in the sheep and lamb
alleys at North Portland. in reality
the change was indicated at the open
ing Of the Thursday market.