East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 21, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textr raGE SEVENT EIGHT PAGES ' DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1019. ST? Notices, Business Opportunities Locals, Lbst,Found, For Rent; Etc.ji Classified for Easy Reference. NEW TODAY WF.Xf TODAT. . ' Bach new advertisement will be run undsr "Sion ' Teday" for the first insertion only. During subsequent insertions of ths ad It will appear under Its proper classification. Notices For Bent STRAYED From my place near He- APT AND ROOMS ALT A APTS. llx one small Jersey cow., Notify' K. J. King. Phone 228 W. Pendleton. I FURNISHED APT. Hamilton Court Notl.-e. I'hone 28HJ for hiHh class milk. Georgq Wachtel, successor to Kd Morgan. UOUSKKEEPINU ROOM 8. (01 Clay. FOR RffiNT 8LEEPINO room, 100 Willow. Phona 482R. FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms, Inquire 419 Johnson. Notice to the Public FOB), BALEr-Lensa on small store Notice" 1h hereby Riven, owing- to tha room In good locution. I'hone 32J.I existence of the epidemic of Spanish j kent Large front sleoplns imiucnza,.. rnni it will ue wiinwiui lur . . .IniiiilrB . 719 Ann FOR 3AI.E Range, heating stove and nnv pnrw)n or persons In. mtlll MrTOt" 8x9 ,,ruh.,r ,,; 7,15 Ann,. county to meet toKet her for any so-; evening. , For Sale Wanted FOR BALE Modern house and four WANTED -Oood, dees) rags at Tha lois with aaraxe. 226 Jane St.. East Orcgonlaa office. . Pendleton, Ore., . S. Butler, lilt ' " ; - Indiana Avenue. Spokane. Wash. WANTED nVswIn-fc phone 3-W. COWS FOR EALB-Call up 4FU. HEMSTITCHING at the 8'ner shop. Mall orders promptly attended to. FOR' PAL.: A few pare blood Rhode, VVAXTRD Someone to take contract Island Red hens and pullets. Also) eve, a few acren t and. In three dozen broiler sized pullets. Bred;,,, ..T.. thH 0fjce, to lay. Phone 10F6. , I Notices jclal gatherng, Kterary entertainment, FOR RENT--If'wn! tnlrs bedroom. (JUS VVHUT. ' ' ' " i ' WANTED--Si-wlng. I'hone 263R. FOR RALE Ford touring car. "lltlal : , I model. . C H. Olcott. 1001 West ! GAIIAOK MECHANIC wanted at Alta. . " , ' ; i once. Address Box !, Weston. u'i-rl?n l.!.-,,. n I n .. u I. ..... i n,Hi.vaaa Wnge IK.00 per week with room ! . ""V V' 1 ' ... ..ZZl and . oonra ana otner prtviieKftM. Hotel . , ( t - IFOR ItENT . Oregon. ' Kcho, Keho, Ore. yon RENT Tdo room furnlHhrd houfl?. rbone 210J. 620 OoBble. riTOr.EN Krom In front of my Htore Siiturduy night a Tuyton Hi cycle, double bur frump, box handle bnrs, rolnr dark red. Will pay reward to anyone who Riven me Information thnt will find the wheel, O. W. Hooker, J' I orbit, C23 Mivin jst., Pendleton, Ore, V(i fALIC fIf KAI 7 room house with Bleeping porch. North Hide, : paved Btreet. cement RlnVwalk. corner, lot or two lot If desired. Phone 244R. TVi'Kvitiri-:it.s uy Tin-; IIIOISWDS AUK 1II,K notice. Uy order of Board of Health. ' DR. D. J. McFAtJI. County Phy.fic.an. j Umatilla County. Oregon. l,OSrtfiS, Jan. 20. The report of . the Httlert cfMitniltlce on publk-utlon ond deluilen liieludef nvro frit IcIhiii , In. rexrd to" t honHnnds of typewrltrft , lying Idle In Btvernment nff leee, en-J peolully When a Hrarclly of fnem mn-! cbineH In flt hi the IndiiHirlnl world-i1 Three nmohinOH will uniially nerve the 1 needfi of five typlntd, yet everywhere! very'opernYnYWnie given at leant one J machine. -The 4ypewrHr received-ti. average of three huiirn a day, the rej port Bay. i w awt An coi.r m n a vd CE.A!lglKIKD DIHRCTOKY. Counting eiz ordinary word to the line end charged by the line. Want a 4 and locals. Re lee Per Llee Ftrat InnertloD. per line .w.19a Racb add. Insertion, per line. o One week Bx Inaectlooa). each Inaertlon, per line - S 1 mo. each laeertlon. per dee 4o $ month contract, each la eertlon, pr line So 13-month contract, each la eertlon, per line te No ede taken for Jeae than..SCa Ada tnkf n ovf r the telephone only from Knnt40r'gnnlnn atib ecribra and thon litd ta the Telephone Directory. Cpy mint ee In our office not later than 1:M o'clock day of publication. -Sleeping room Phone 476. IV RWKItlPTCY. fn Uro IMMtrk. Cowri of Hie) VtiitrA Klalen for tlie IlHtrtrt of Oregon. In the Matter of J. W Nohle ami Ed Noble. Partner Bankrupt. To the Credltera of J. W. and Kd No ble. Partnern, of Pendleton, In the County of Umatilla and district aforenaid. Bankrupts. Xottfe in hereby given thnt on the ISth day of January. A, T. 1919. the said J. W. Noble and Kd Noble, part nera, were- adjudicated nankrupta, 1 Attomejs U. W. BA11.ET, AttoTBay at I -aw, Rooms 1. (, t. DestialD Bulldln GEORGE W. COUTT9. Altorner at Law, Room IT. Schmidt block. CARTER SMTTIIB. Attorneys at I .aw. Office In rear of American National Bank Bulld)n. FEB Ac r&K. Attorneys at Law. Of fices lit Despaln Building. Architect KAYMONO W. HATCH. AHCHI tect. I'hone 732.1, Pendelton. Ore gon. Anrtloneers FOR HAIA3 Tvnewrltrr. good ai new.. Call 061. ; ' j WANTED TO HKNT A 40 acre farm. . '. ' about 1-2 in alfalfa, balance stilt- FDIf S A 1.1 Various Hlw. nf ' Itlnk uk.l trrr fnrn. rtrftOM And small pipe. New or used. Kantern. Hldo grain. Address Rodman Davis Itoulel place the creditors may attend, prove j and Junk Co. 4 j 1. rendition. Ore., or phone 266 W. (and file their c'alms. elect a truxtec. PETERJMjN 4 BISHOP. Attorneys at examine me nannruia B w iw . Hooma , nl a Bmit- R. L. KEATOR, Attorney at Iw. r.. ...... ,1 MmllK-rtrawford ' Hullll and that the first meeting of their ing, :, . , i creditors will be held at the office of, ' tho underfigned referee Ih banU- s. a. LOWELL, attorney and counsel ruptcy In Pendleton, Oregon, on the! lor at law. Off lea to Deepaln BldaT. 31st day of January. A. I). 191. at 10 . ' 1 ' o'clock A. M. st whkh tlm and 3 A. NKWBBKRT. Attorney at iw. Bmilh-Crawford LuMdlng. COL. W. F. TOHNKA. Ffilt KALE Certified pure Korly, WANTED WOMAX TO do washing. :BUeh other business as may properly Haart seed wheat. I'hone 470. FOR SALE Kix room hoiue. sW-eplnR porch, basement, -two Pits, North Thone 34R. Miscnaneona Sltie. close in. I'hone Owner 214.1. makes a specialty of farmers stock; FOR HALE One 75 Holt caterpillar. and machinery sales. "The man that just rebored. with new crank shaft, gets you the money." !ave orders See Olenn E. Bcott. Pendleton. Ore. at Kaet oregonian liirtce , HKW yHKH demonstration. New sub-i j stltnte for coal and wood 811 Main I Street. - . i jcome before such meeting- j Done and dated at Pendleton, Ore- tgon. this 2"th day of January, 119. THOH. FITZ GERALD. Referee In Hankruptcy. IV TSAXKISl'FTOY. Crawford Bulldln. JAMES B. PERRT. Attorney at L). Office over Taylor Hardware Company. RALET AND RALET, Attorney at Law. Office la American National j fn Hie lUstrict Court of tlm T'nltert ; Bank Building;. CAR OF CORN received today fori fiime t,yr Hie TMstHct of Orcson. Lost i WILL SELL OR TRADE brick build-' n"'"iry and hoK feed I A Co. ins;, rented, paying 10 per cent on Investment. Will comtidcr dwellbiK ! WK,TJ., M i iimwrru in ..r nenp iriun aiii r4H p. . - .! I.. I Inn. l.li... J'.r.iu' t-ail. h .. ... ' ' tJrefflin, lor FRED K. SCHMIDT. Attorwoy at Law. Room it. Smith-Crawford Bid it. fHT Wrist walch In Pendleton Finder leave lit Ihi office for suitable reward. Notices HONOR ROLL - Kstrayed. One bay mare, yrs. old. 3 left shoulder; 1 ball faced sorrel, 3 yr. I .ld. 8 It on K. shoulder: 1 old white jmara, T on si If le, all rtach mane. work' stuff; 1 Iron amy. 3 yr old. if on ; ranches. Sales only. Second-Hand ' Dealers rllydenstein , jn the Matter ol Walter McCutchen, Bankrupt. " j "I To the Creditors of Walter McCutchen FITZM AURICE, Condon. . . County of Umatilla wheat lands, stock . H,,rI., af,,rM Bankrunt. Notice is hereby (riven that on the ; 1 - 16th dav of January. A. D. 1919. the! Applications tr t'.nning l'.rtnlts. said Walter McCutchen was adju.ll-; N.rflee Is hereby rlven that ll ,p. cnted a bankrupt a d that the first Plications for permits to graze cattle, ! I . HAVLV LOCATE!) permanently In ! Pendleton, I want to exchansre my Notices v. bikuhi.19, oeaier m new ana seo- modern five room bungalow In heamei '.,, wi,. lM, h,, hnr-n, and sheep within the WENA- onu nana goous. .Jn para tor.fr a mnflTn cottage or bungalow in -"" " . undersigned ref- I "A NATIONAL FftK.-iT during tho, , '' Pf'"1W' Fer.lm. care ,, , P(.nd,f.tHn.: season of 1919. must be filed 4. my ... o .v. v.uui. Oregon Motor Oarage. tor befor Mure It 1, 191S. J. c. Kt-IINS. Supervisor. their; Phone 27 1W. Farm Implements Draymen the W':eda the first time ov r the i Iiltilters are frantically ruhlnR Ft. shoulder: 1 bay K. ldinK. 3 yr nl.1,1 o-rKit- w ttuMt gets an V......t,J , Wa, clalm. elei t Wouiidi'cl Severely. 7 on 1. shouliler; 1 brown mare, 2 yr. Private Albert Udell. Itovd. Oregon. I "Id. N on L. shoulder; 1 black gelding. t ., .... ' " " Pendleton Weeder Works, ;. Cotton- fiv.rr useiui mini snouia ne nsea. i mre, t i. um, . .-i. ........... i Oregon, on the 3mh day of Januao " . ,.., ...-.......,. un A. I-. 1913. at l't o'clock l which time and place the creditors. rile may attend, prove and to move your household goods. We 1 field. Saves one-third the time ana I also pack or store same. "v. e no coun does lots better work. Ordor now. ,lry hauling. Telephone 3.i Stocfcrncn Attention. For sale, imported black Percheron i: about In their search for a pti I motor : Sell that used article to somebody Reasonable reward offered. Notify I with which to revive Old John Hurley- 1 who needs It through the classified. I R- M- Ham or L. A. Wallace,. Pilot j corn. , sage. Rock, Ore. ; wood st reet. Put an end to mat delay in renting that house or apartment through Your ad. should serve you quickly 1 getting your message to the readers I when the cook leaves. of the classified. a trustee, examine the' naiiKrupt ana iran.sac u. stallion. years old. weight 1901) lbs. business as may properly como liefore, Knd dLs,,osition or wi trado for such meeting. .stock cattle. For particulars address Done and dated at Pendleton. Ore- ; 35, Weston, Ore. gon. this ISth day of January. 1919. -- "... , TH'W. FITZ GERALD, Tour ad. should Interest on owner Referee in Bankruptcy. '"f uninvested money m your plan. BECAUSE an many men have taken ad. vantugp of lhi wonderful op portunity tit savn liT'onli-d hi our Spit 1 wo Iiavo clifkletl to coiillntio tho sulo until Nuturday, Jan. 2.MI1. W Nrklnm have a Fair, that In wliy wo arc off.-rhig such ctlraonliiinry values. Men's Fine Suits, Values to $35 ON SALE AT $20. ncmtlnrs. Wing anil .Ktowts, Illuo Mcrgus iiichnlnlj-j.- . . Tin" iK'ChskHi : for rcmnmy c ill nol lniull for ami Ifcuc to oome. .,. , . i , Buy now and save . ALTERATIONS FIJEK , BOND BROTHERS Pendleton's Lending Clothiers OVERWORKED MAN FREE DISPENSARY , SERVICE IS GIVEN U. OF O. STUDENTS V, Couldn't i.-l Man to Fill Ills PI.-k-ci. L llnil to Keep Oil. How lie Bid It I ftaratoga, Cnl. "I ant an engineer ! And overworked so I could not sleep, was tired all the time. I could not get a man to fill my place so had to litles are now offered keen on working. My druggist asked i Pnlvernlty of Oregon. nie to try. Vlnol and it built me up and strengthened me so I feel and sieep all right." Inane Bradford. ! There Is no secret about Vinol. It oes Its success In such cases to beef dents. The. dispensary and cod liver peptones. Iron Catt)e Market is 50 Cents Lower in Portland Yards U. S. TO BRING BACK ; CITIZENS IN TURKEY! i PORTLAND, Jan. 21. One hun !dred carloads of livestock entered the i North Portland yards over Sunday nn.I (a very large per cent of them consist- Jed of cattle. . Market for cattle, which has shown j OREGON, Eu- ne, Jan. VI. hree dispensary faol- stuileiits in the The disnensnry hns been established In connection fine with the I'liiverslty infirmary, which, V. I with two graduate nurses, in attend ance. Is equipped to handle the ordi- 'siens of weariness for several days at nary run of illnesses among the stti-,'nrth Portland, hns emerged with a Is on from .very weak tone with a loss of at least nd man- '.l:3 to 2:30 seven afternoons in the r.llc all through that division for the gun.-so peptonates and glycerophos-i ""-"" " .-.u.i "r (Weeks openlnn "tf iphotes. the greatest body building and symptoms of illness are rf-ouesied by j . Arrivals consisted wfratlier jrood strength creating tonics. 'he administration to go to. the dis- .quality, there being soide especially 1 We stfonglv recommend Vlnol. Ipensary. where they inuy see a doctor SOod stuff available frorn Idaho and j I Koetmen's Druir Store and DrugglsU receive uniune .n-e. n-uii-iMme favorable offering from tne i Everywhere. I it. Kor Itching, burnine skin tr 1 "f-ii continues to come from nil sections. Saxol salve. Money back If It falls- " ' "'"i"" ' General cattle range: mitted to remain in nny fraternity or;nond to choice steers, sornrlly house or in any of the I'nlver. Medium to good steers sity halls of residence. Choice is of.-!pair to medium steers fcred of the infirmary, the hospitals Common to fair steers., down town, or the students' own Choice cows and heifers 1 Pulls 6.00? 8.00 Calves 8.f.nfl 13.00 jstockcrs and feeders... 6.50 fr 8. B0 I swine Arrivals Are I.IIstsI j U'hitA the l.lf. trrfflls of Inst Mondsr land the previous Monday were not! WASHINGTON. Jan. 21 Steps are ! reached in the arrivals for the first! being taken by tho state department! I day of the present week, there was a , to j,rjng home from Turkey some I : rather liberal showing in' the ewine j 3 50,, naturafized Americans who have 1 I division. rorai swine onerings wt;re . Deen there during the y: ACHES AMD PAINS QUICKLY RELIEVED Total swine offerings 3633 head compared with 4so4 Monday and 1707 a year ago. Trade started rather slow in hog market. 1 General hog market range: Prime mixed l.75i 17.00 i Medium mixed I 6.00 1 fi.&fl Rough heavies , 14. J5i 16.00 Bulk 16.50 fi 17.00 the war. It wast ,ast Isaid today a warship probably would j be sent for them. ! the I $inme delav is anticipated because of the absence of the American con- sular and diplomatic representatives : who. were withdrawn when diplomatic' relations were broken between the j I'nited States and the -Ottoman Km-! You'll Cnd Sloan's Liniment softens the severe rheumatic ache pire. The British and French authorities. TVUKB KfRRFVOFR IX ANSWFR TO BFMAXBS OF BRITISH MIMTAI1V LOND(N. Jan. 21. The Turkish garrison at Medina (a Holy city In Arabia) has surrendered to the Ara bian forces under King Hussein Iled Jnz. said a dispatch from Constanti nople today. The surrender was carried out on Monday. The British military authorities re- 1 cently served an ultimatum upon the! Turks, declaring that all of the forts : on the Dardanelles would bo destroyed unless the Turkish gnrrison at Medina capltulnted. Jl lit ton Arrivals Light There was a rather light showing of assisted by American officials, are lions are given for any medicine not :Willamett valiev although much Junk supplies in the mutton and lamns ai- held in stock nt the dispensary. 'continues to come from all sections. 'leys at North Portland over night-1 past acm. lea o, ,ne na.ura, Hv order of 1're.l.ler.t Cnmnheil no . , t).;m. lolled aqK head comnared 'd Americans, as it is suspected .... ... - - . ... , ,rnri i until.; miixr. i-- " - . , . . , student suffering from illness is per- Rest steers $ 1 2.5Afr 1 4.00 with 1846 last Monday and but 1 0.00 tfi' 1 2.00 1 head a year ago. lOOOtfill 00 i General sentiment was quiet , 9.00W10.00 packers still in absolute control of thej flow 10.50 1 General mutton range that they returned to Europe to make j trouble with their acquired American with 'citizenship as protection. , Little- difficulty has been experi- Put It on freery. Don't ruh h In. Just let it penetrate fiaturally. What ease of soothing relief soon follow! Eitemaf ach, Btiffncss,'Weriesa cramped muscles, strained sinews, back "cricks" t!iose ailments can't fight off the relieving qualities of Sloan's Liniment. Clean, convenient, economical. Ask any druggist for it. t homes as places during illness. to take treatment Medium to eood cows and Prime lambs .... heifers 7.60 8.50,Faair to medium Fair to medium cows and j Yearlings If Clermany does not behave it wlllj heifers . 6.25 7.oa;Wethers get a nice hot place in the sun. iCanners 3. .10 4.50 Ewes 14.fl0i 14.r.0 lambs U.7rif 12.S0 11.0011.30 10.fl010.50 7.00 8.00 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS BY ALLMAN It was too much for Tom. An Inside Bath Makes You Look and Feel Fresh Bays a glass of hot water with phosphats before breakfast keeps Illness away. m:;h miixi.B at staki:. This excellent, eommon-senss hearth measure being adopted by millions. enced in aiding the native Americans nnd the naturalized Armenians, Orceks and Syrians. CANADA ' SOLVES; .WORLD FOOD PRODUCTION ! si4!lfeli 1 30. .OC SlJjO. Another sort of entente cordial in being built up between this country and France by the American sol.Sers who marry French girls. ' IllLI.SBOlIO, Tcxne, Jan. 20. Bragg WilllnniM, negro, ntiinlewr 01 Mrs. f iconic Wells, and her Infant son. was taken from U10 officers Isrre t iav nnd humeri at. the stake on a public MPinro hy ,8j , moll. - 1 ' DULL SPLITTING- SICK HEADACHE Dr. James Headache Powders re. ' lievt at once 10 oenta package. You tnke a Dr. .TanW ITeadaclie 1 Powder and in just a few moment., yeur head clears and all neuralgia snd distress vanishes. It's the quickest snd surest relief for heodnche, whether dull, tlirobbhiR. splitting- or nerve raeking. Send sonieoae te the arug store and get a dime package, now. Quit sufferiBC it's SO seedless Be sure you get I)r. Jsmes' Hesdsche Powders then tbero ill be uo ilisap peiutnieu ' PhvRicians the world over recom- (mend the Inside bath, rlnlniing this Is I of vastly more Importance than out-1 'sldo cleanliness. because the skin ! pores do not absorb Impurities Into! llho blood, causing III health, while- tho pores In tho ten yards of bowels! do. j Men and women are urged to drink; each morning, before breakfast, aj glass of hot water with a tenspoonful of limestone phosphate In It, as : harmless means of helping to wash; 10111 the stomach, liver, kidneys nnd; bowels the previous day's Indigestible .n'A'erla'i poisons, sour aue ann uu-i Ins: thus cleansing, sweetening and purlfSing the entire n'lnieniary canal before putting more food Into the' stoninch. i Just as soap nnd hot water cleanse! and freshen the skin, so hot water j and limestone phosphate net on the, diminutive organs. . i Those who woke up with bad ; breath, coated tongue, nasty taste or j have h dull, aching head, snllow com plexion, acid stomach: others who ni'e subject to bilious attacks or const'im tlon. should obtain a quarter pound1 of limestone phosphate nt the drugi store. This Will cost very IHtle but isj sufficient to demonstrate the value j of Inside bathing. Those who con-, tlnne Jt each morning nre assured of pronounced results,, both, In t'agato.'r tq bealib and appearance. "Ill IpfpZZ -- h AioHS O10 MAU? I 1. ; 5TOCIE ME1.1.5j CAH I BE. Of AN VIHM.MBi- ' GOOVl ' P . f II AsatSTAMCBf j cootr RA(SE T-y 1 o THAT5 FWe! OF "TJ4E TUB K.' TMEUE- i ? About ax r ; 7 i ;y ' L mEs? ) y j vf B553S j i a - j ; 1 60ES3 one j 1 ucM wuat's A L I LiTTi.e Poll om THAT L J HCT ? -V I STOGIE. Vlotrt-OHV BE I . MATTER; Poll I BREAKlUG MM NEWCAS ' ' UP qtf THAT r' " " ' " 1 "i TV, ., .... n- 1 "2cjk " jam A ; sA Calder Woman to Resume Study After Lapse of 21 Years EUGENE, Jan. 21. Twenty one years ago Husie Gibbs laid down her work in the University after two years spent in the academic preparatory de partment and one year and one-half in the University proper.' Now, as Mrs. Susan B. Lewis, of Dexter, she Hi applying to the "University extension division to complete her interrupted work. 1 - ' ; Mrs. I.owis, while in college, took a course in Si lence. In a k'lter to the extension division she asks for a statement of her standinar and for in formation regarding correspondencfl study. Hhe inquires how long it wlll take her to finish tho course she be Kan .here twenty five years ago. . As a part o( its. reconstruction 1 and rehabilitation program. Cana da has decided to abolish laud Idleness. Every acre of publicly owned arable land is going to be made to . produce. ? Every privately owned fertile -tract withheld from use is going to be taxed till it becomes a liability to Its speculative owner and he lets it go or cultivates it. Settlers who go upon the land will be able to buy It either front the government direct or at prices fixed by the government. They will hare 20 years to complete, their payments, and will be sup plied with money to help them hi getting a start. J A. Calder. Dominion minister of immigration and colonization. responsible for the new Cana dian land plan, which has becu in dorsed by the provincial premiers. m 'vJv V-. FA MO IS IWIvXTOU ir Tltlf'I.K V W.YE f'lTTsiirtit t, V. Turner, m:i n in? iUi';trtmont Airl'rak' oimif: of not. (In1! in !n:s ix riTTsiu isc; Jan. 21. Walter wr of the eimiiHM r nf tho Wcstineihiise iiv, anil an Invin'or a hospital h'r Kri- -it: I , y ,v.t yip-'unity to tnaui jj-1C j-u jss trrorsin sprtliiLg, ; i- y L.il par choice at xLi.-- I.-Zkm . niranusg of rnrfiim '-T t:r-.--.a. I ycur crftcisrncy, WEBSTER'S HEW INTERNATIONAL pZZm "-MARY n a all-know-! i i.LT, rv universal question -,-i''""r, ia.ilj t nitit your . -i! . U it cbilv uso by hi r.J.-; ft hou-andsof 8uc- ' !i: ',;-i n -ti. a tUtt Ikurlii uvrr. Kr.v or.i i. 37 e nm. wee i- ! ,:jli.- 1?. ,.M r I. tr u.hlcil In. L c j. JJ v v--Jt.lik-id Sobjci-ta. "M3 ?ST X. (ilirhrH Aani 1. u hi. . t . l'u l.,p,,slii.in. I ' 'K : ;4 PiM-Piria Mllhas. . pi rt- ' , n ,. vkm IM.. t .iu it .uii au Hiw iui.1. G. a C. IWSrtSlAM CO.- ! day afir a Wyoinii coii'itrx s pnpnmali than 4H) a hri f I'lm-s;:. Kimiiik fvu Z t-h ei'hrl- r l on of the foremost nttthortf it s in s. M r. Turn or hat! nnr paitMits Krante.i for various invent iens. triple viIv, e .f th'.e, ijrnd to be the K" vultisd at