IIK.VII UULMCTW, IIIONI), OIUOTON, TIIL'IIHDAV, VKimVAHY 7, IOIH IAOK NI.NK ft- Northwest Shorthorn Breeder's EIGHTH ANNUAL SPRING SHOW AND SALE M I At Portland Union Stock Yards February 25, 1918 40 BULLS 30 FEMALES From the herds of Minor, Brown, Dunn, Day & Rothrock Co., Cornetl:, Kiger, Reynolds, Haradon, Keyt, Felzer Bros., k Oregon Agriculture College, Cutting, Dement, Holloway, Witham, Tarbell and Lynch. ngemen will find at this sale strong rugged Bulls, 1 6 to 24 months old, and the Breeders will find some choice Herd ulls, sired by the best bulls in the Northwest. A choice consignment of Females will be sold from tr;e herds of Minor, Dunn, Day & Rothrock Company. Eor Catalogues apply to FRANK BROWN, Carlton, Oregon KRASCHEL & CRANKE, Auctioneers 1 X Mi ' BE COMPLETED L ItK.MT HOARD IIMSIIi:S itic of 'iaKsii'ViN(j iti:u rants iKitn:.T.ui: or (HULKS IIKJIIKIt. Canadian Officer Acquainted With Major John Pringle Belgian Soldier Receives One of First Tobacco Kits (From Tuesday's Dally.) of ICC tn (in, who took their a) examination In Hetid last 93 wnro found mill eligible ts"s I. Til lit Is a relatively larger in (linn when tliu flrit draft wn At thnt (lino only 46 per cent ivullahlo, whllu after tho sec- tjof examination CO pur cunt tot dlsquullflcd on nccount of i defect. Thin la probably fill" relaxation of tho require 1 Atj4.ordor wore received 3 for tlio locul board to cense ifltlonn until revised blanks bo Hont hero, tho work hnd nl Jmiiiii completed, only strng- ,riim out or too county being tod yesterday, Uf those nix W still romulu, (hiitos county hnd 203 men In I whim tho questionnaires had (uriiiul In, Of tlicio 108 wnro irrod to otlinr places for ox (Ion. No reports liuvo boon re on thorn yot. draft hoard Ih now awaiting tlons na to tho work of rata- !: tho registrants according to Ioiih unil other HtntlHtte.il In- loll, III tlllH till) SCllOOl toni'll i uxpuctod to loud tholr jibhIsi OVERTURE MADE ' M Jn svr. s-i.sxm7mm-r-.v-. aA'ii ui t;uAiAirrri!ii!i (From TuoHdny'H Dally,) J. Ovorturf thin morning ro a Inttor from Edwnrd Cook- iit oxocutlvo chairman of tho jy Lcytn fltuto Cuntral Commit- orogon, appointing him cliulr- if tho oxocutlvo honrd for Iloud noxt bond drlvo. Ho Is to pick other momhorfl to sorvu with Tho commlttoo will work Hup from tho one of which 0. 8. n Ih head and la responsible for ); tho complete quota for tho Mr, Hudson's commlttoo will an advisory body or glvo othor tinco. (From Frlday'ii Dally.) Major John Prluglu, division nl chnptuln with tho Canadian army In France, and father of A. M. rrlni;le, of lloud, by a HtrmiKo coincidence, In an ac itinliitunrii of .Major F, II. Ed wards, who spnko In the Hippo drome hint iiIkIii. Major Edwards told tho story of his iiieotlitf Mr. Prlnglo's father In his address, "It was In December, 1115, when wo were holding Hill G.1 in tho Yprim sector. Heavy shelling was being curried on by tho en emy and Captain Oaken, one of our officers, was killed. A mes sage was sent to brigade bond quarters anil tho body was or dered removed the same night," Major Edwards said. "With some difficulty wo managed to transport tho deud man and eventually urrlved three miles behind tho trenches at a little town called Itoinarlu. There I found Major Prlnglo, who ut that ttmo was u captain and army chaplain. When ho heard my story ho undertook to make all arrangements for the burial of Captain Oaken. Ho cave 'ine a good meal and touted mo a mackintosh, as It was rnlnliiK hard. Captain I'rhiKlo saw to It that tho dead officer was given u military fit- nural. "A year later I mot him at Hallloal," lin wont on. "Wo had lunch together there, I Judged tho chnplatu to bo a very mat;- -nltlcout typo of manhood and an - example of splendid moral - Htrength to tho soldlors, 1o whom ho was always n holplng hand." Mr. Prlnglo rocontly received a now plcturo of his fnthor on a Christmas curd aout from tho - tronchos. - -- NOTION OF MKICTINO. Tho ainunl mootlntr of the stock holders of tho Jlood-Smlth Mercantile Company will 1o hold In tho com pany's office at lloud on February 8, 1918, adv,48-49c ArknowledKltiK receipt of a tobac co kit, money for which was sent by I.. J. Kant, traveling representative for the American Tobacco Company, who stops In Ilond occasionally on sales trips, a HelKlau soldier sent tho donor a letter. Mr. Hast, who was In llend lust wcok, mentioned tho note, which was written In tho Del Klnu lutiRuaRo and upon request sent The Hulletln n translation of It, which may bo of Interest to those who have given to Tho Hulletln tobacco fund and aro waiting to hear from tho sol diers. The kit which ho sent was Identical to those which Tho Hulletln money provides and was mailed to Kuropo when tho company first nrrunged for the special shipments to soldiers. An almost literal translation of the let ter Is printed below. "ON FUONT, December 23, 1917. "!.. J. Kast, U. S. A.. My dear Sir or Miss: Hero Is a letter from a Hoi- glau soldier, Informing you that jho lias received a small parcel una con tents. "I have not tho honor to know tho generous giver, though that does not prevent my extondlug him my thanks for the igrout pleasure given mo by sending the four plugs of tobacco and clgarctto leaves. Tho tobacco seemed very good to mo, and I smoked it In my war pipe. In fact tho American tobneco was delicious. "Again, a thousand thanks to my bravo bonefactqr of another. My re spectful salutations from a devoted Holglun soldier. AUOUSTA VAN EURNHOUT, D-H-K. W. Annul Holge, au Front. Homo News. "Tho capture of Jorusalem by the valient troops of tho King and Eng lish. Long live our friends, the Eng lish, and for next summor tho power ful armies of-Amorlca." Mr. East explains that possibly the reason no replies to boxes have reached Hond Is that thoso containing numes of residents of this city may have been held longer than expected In Now York City, waiting for spaco on transports. Tho kits aro all turn ed over to tho American Hod Cross and nro shipped at their discretion from warehouses In Now York. A regular allotment Is sent out with each boat on which they nro carried. As the names of those contributing to the fund aro Inside tho package, and there nro thousands of packages, It Is Impossible to find out Just whoso aro being sent each time. DELINQUENT TAX MST. (Continued from pago 3.) 1 to 4 inc., blk 30 Redmond Townslto Co., lots , 3, 4, OIK 31 .. L. C. Herman, lots S and G, blk 31 Chas. A. Douglas, lots 1 and 2, blk 32 Rodmond Townslto Co., lots 3 and 4, blk 32 C. L. Ilonuan, lot 7, blk 32.... E. Hascnmeyor, lot S, blk 32 C. A. Douglas, lots 11, 12, blk 33 J. C. Cockerham, lots 1, 2, UlK J4 ....... ....... ... 9.57 G.93 4.9S Howard Contract Co., lots 4, 5, G, blk 47 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 14 to 19 inc., blk 47 Redmond Townslto Co., lot 20, blk 47 Mao C Duckley, lots 1, 2, blk 48 Stato Dank of Redmond, lot 3, blk 48 5.95 1 Florence E. Case, lota 5, 6, blk 49 . 5.28 2.G4 2.31 5.94 8.24 CORRESPONDENCE OF CLUB OPEN TO PUBLIC IVupIn Wrlto From All Over tho Country, Asking For Various Kinds of Infoi illation. (From Monday's Dnlly.) Correspondence of tho Commorclnl club was today thrown open to tho public, This consists of lottors writ ten from all over tho country Inquir ing for information, pamphlots and nowBpapors. Among tho recent ones aro Inquiries from Minneapolis, North Dakota and Chicago from pooplo who aro Interested in liomostoads and tim ber lauds and thoso who aro Booking an arid cllmato. Soma of thoso closor to tho town ask tho club's assistance In finding them employment or In routing houses. One man, ovldontly a student at tho University of Chicago, sont in a pago of quostloiiB concerning ovory phase of tho lumber Industry. Ho explained that ho was making a study of tho timber of the northwest. That tho publicity given llond Is spread around a grout dlstnuco from Central Oregon Is shown In a lottor from K. I.. Vinnl, of Cambridge, Mas sachusetts, an Investor In this city. Ho says, "I bollovo that more should bo done to bring to tho attention of tho public tho wondorful resources and opportunities of Central Oregon. I have been In Iloud several times and know tho northwest thoroughly. I rocolvo my nowspapor rngularly, needless to suy, thoy do not stay In my hands very long. Thoy nro passed on and I can congratulnto myself thnt u number of your citizens and rccont now settlers camo as n result of tho Information roachlng thorn from this sourco. four chairs at your service at the Metropolitan. No waiting. Adv. W. O. and II. F. Meyer, lot G, blk 34 3..30 J. E. Culllson, oU lots 13, .14, 15, 1G, blk 34 23.10 Redmond Townslte Co., lots 21, 22, 23, 24, blk 34 0.60 Lilly II. McCoy, lot 12, blk 35 37.90 Earl L. Karris, lot -20, blk 35 4.95 E. A. Gates. w$ of w4 lots 9, 10, 11, 12, blk 36 17.C0 Jus. S. Penncll, lot 15, blk 3G 19.30 Elizabeth L. Goodwin, lot 23, blk 3fl 15. G7 Carl Roe, o75 ft. lots 1, 2. 3, 4. and all 5 and C. blk 37.. 21.45 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 9, 10. 11, 12. blk 37 34.65 Nettie M. Abbott, et nl, o lots 13, 14, 15. 16, blk 37.. 5.44 Redmond Townslte Co., lots 21, 22, blk 37 7.92 W. G. Phoenix, et at, lots 1, a hit 3g c og F. M. White, lot 3,'bik 3s".!.'! 3.31 N. II. Dunbar, lot 4, blk 38.... 3.31 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 1, 2, 3, blk 39 7.59 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 1. 2, 3, 4, blk 40 1.32 Redmond Townslte Co., lots 5, 6. 7, S, blk 40 3.30 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 10, 11, blk 40 3.30 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 7. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, blk 41.. 2.G4 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 1, 2, blk 42 3.29 Jas. L. Courtrlght, lot G, blk 42 1.G5 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 7. 8, blk 42 3.30 G. W. Wells, o6 lots 1, 2, 3, 4, blk 44 7.44 W. C. Fellows, et nl, lots 13, 14, blk 44 S.91 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 15, 19. 20, 21, blk 44 15.84 Hnnnn W. Glbbs, oVi lots 1, 2, 3, 4, blk 45 11.55 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 7, 8, blk 45 7.92 W. T. Davenport, lots 9, 10, blk 45 7.92 W. O. Follows, ot al, blk 11, 12. blk 45 8.91 G. V. Wolls, ot al., lots 13, 14, blk 45 29.70 Win, H. Habbs, lot 18, blk 45 19.80 Kenneth Campbell, lot 19, blk 45 23.10 Claud Knapp, 10, 1?, .blk 46 9.90 O. A. Cllno, lots 18, 19, blk 46; lot 20, blk 46 24.75 Redmond Townslto Co., lot 3, blk 50 Redmond Townslto Co.. lots 4, 5, 6, blk 50 Anna E. Ellis, lot 1, blk 61.... Redmond Townslto Co., lots 3, 4, 5, 6. blk 51 Redmond Townslto Co., lots I, 2, blk 52 Thos. Chrlstenscn, lots 5, 6, blk 52 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 7 to 12 Inc., blk 52 Redmond Townslto Co., lot 4, blk 53 Edward Moher, lots 7, 8, blk 53 Redmond Townslte Co., lot II, blk 54 Chas. J. Uarhlte, lot 1, blk 55 Calvin Hegman, lot 2. blk 55 Victor Malm, lot 4, blk 55 .... J. II. Ruley, lot 5. blk 55.... Reeves Wllcoxen, lot 3. blk 5fi Arva WUIcoxon, lot 4, blk 5C Floyd T. Williams, lots 5, C, blk 56 Clevo Sandofer, o: al, lota 7, a, OIK 56 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 5, 6, blk 57 I'earl Osborn. lot 7, :blk 57.... Redmond Townslto Co., lots 1. 2, 3, 4. blk 5S Redmond Townslte Co., lots 1 to 12 Inc., blk 59' Fred A. Wagner, lots 4. 5, G, blk 60 Redmond Townslto Co.. lots 7 to 12 inc., blk GO Redmond Townslte Co., lots 1 to 10 Inc.. blk 61 Susio Strand, lots 11, 12, blk Gl Redmond Townslto Co., lots 1 to S Inc., blk 02 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 9 to 12 inc., blk 62 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 1 to 12 Inc., blk 63 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 1, 2, 3, blk 64 Rodmond Townslto Co., lots 2 to 10, Inc.. blk 65 Redmond Townslto Co., lots 1, 2, blk 66 Redmond Townslto Co., lot 4, blk 66 W. A. Uelchor, lots 5, 6, blk eo , A. G. Alllivgham, lot 7. blk PC W. C. Uarbor. lot 8. blk 66.. T. 3. Jiirdnn. In! fl. hllr tld 'Rodmond Townslto Co., lot 12, OIK 66 Rodmond Townslto Co., lot v, oik us Rodmond Townslto Co., lots 3 to 12 inc., blk 69 Rodmond Townslto Co., lots (Continued on Pago 10.) 14.SS 19, SG 3.30' 13.SG 9.90. 7.2 G 2.64' 3.59 4.95 11.23 5.9S 5.9S 17.1S 3.31 7.59 3.30 42.90 13.20 9.90 6.60 3.9G 3.9U 8.91 11.5r; r 7.27 3.31 5.2S 9.24 5.61 9.90 18.4S 3.62 15.84 3,96 27.tl 5.94 2.64 2.9T 3,30 2.64 2.64 3.80 2.31 18.4& . ,i