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UOVKHXMKNT MAY DMMltAfl
mo .VHH ROMTOTttAM soo.v
David B, Mornuii. n roproaontativa
of the tleiiornl l.aiul orilre anil the U,
8. Geological Biirvcy at Washington,
I). O. Ims bpen In VnU thn past work.
rheckliiK over applleiuits and da. a on
the 640 acre homestead art, an ap
plied In this district.
Mr. Morgan la here attending; to
office work preliminary to the send
ing of field men by the department
to Investigate tho claims and pave the
way to designations, which should
follow Immediately after tho work Is
completed.
"You may say for me," stated Mr
Morgan, in reply to an Inquiry as to
when designations should lie expect
ed "tliHt our field men will lie In this
district at an i urly date, and those
who have made application for a
designation under this net, should
help these men in making their re
ports, in every way DOMlhlOi for their
Three week.i from Monday, beginning
Maf 20 and extending through tho
week lo May 17, tho American
pioplo will he asked to subscribe
to tho second War Fund of the
American Red Cross. One Hundred
Million Dollars will he needed and
every cent of every dollar will be
spent for war relief. The amount
la large but the campaign for It
will be short and the time left to
prepare for It comparatively short
er. Tho quota tbls Division will
raise Is nearly $2,000,000, and In order to assist those who will
the people an extensive puhllct'y campaign has been
term of exploitation. Magazine advertisements will
copy and advertise m e n t s will lie placed before
billboards and street. ar cards will do their pari, and
t Is up
direct charge to see that no one who
glvo? For many months now the world
a day for the destruction of life ami
reports after their Investigation of i saving lives and alleviating tho suffering
those claims, will bo of vital impor
tance to the department in making
the Una: designation." Vale Knter
prise. WHKATI.KHS IUIKADS THAT WIN
HI SUAMVK APPROVAL
right now Is
a War Fund
their names
really wants to give la
bus been .spending over
properly; who U he
More Important however
tho appointment by chapters of a
Campaign Manager. ami Immediately
are sent to the several Btate War Fund
Seattle, Chairman for Washing
ton; Henry L. Corbett. Portland.
Chairman for Oregon; K. II.
Dewey, Nampa, Chairman
Idaho, and li. M. Ilehrends.
neau, Chairman for Alaska.
National Committee for this
vision Is llervcy Llndley, Seattle,
Chairman, Charles K. Peabody.
Seattle, and Henry U Corbet,
Portland Campaign literature and
the various chapter quotas to he
raised will be sent out ut once.
ihiiiii In direct contact with
worked out which provides for wiry
rem h 2 0.000,000 readers. Newspaper
the entire reading p u li I I e. rosters,
to t h e hi in m I I I e e s In
overlooked. Anil will I hey
a hundred million dollars
then l hat will hesitate In
than a u y thing else
War Fund Committee
upon a p p o I u t m e it I
Chairmen. These are
N A7.AHFM-: IWROII
Hev. Dyman Ilruugh, Pastor.
A cordial Invitation Is extended
to you to attend our services . Tbe
heurs of the service on tbe Sabbath
are as fallew:
Preaching at 1 1 A. M.
Hahhath School at 10 A. M.
Young Peoples' mooting at C:
P. M.
Hong service at 7:3 P. M.
Preaching at 8:00 P. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:
P. M.
Chairman and
to see that
A. II. Stewart.
for
Ju-
The
1)1-
Whother In Jest or earnest many
husbands have been reported as find
ing fault with their wlve's conser
vation measures as applied to the
family food. Since the work of pre
paring foods without some of the
standard ingredients has not always
boon understood, results have not
always been promising. Without help,
it is as difficult for a housewife to
make breed without wheat as It was
for the children of IsroaJ to make
bricks without straw.
All such housewives new have the
opportunity tO get the benefit of the ' ii i i i n
experimental work dene by their ( There It much In this speech to give lie, that our armies will be rushed i.Mli,: lo make' final thro.
s,i1'' Co11 : "r "' ir in serious thought. to Euros as fust as it Is htimattl Proof, to establish claim to the land
paper allOWf thi tO get b'j in which ..,.. tl,llv ,.,l,l.u noaaihla to nut them there above ,li ,. . ibeil before Rfta-tati r and
mi .lrwji..ip' ii- e hi iimiiiii --- -- . WT - . -
(American lied Cross ItuUetln.)
i ii iienl v. heal lest or brood i
whfe dl v. loped. Here BT two re.
ommemli d h Dun Milam us Doing
adopted to average homo conditions,1
and u bring satisfactory conserve
lion leud:
Steamed Hice liri-ad
1 1 cup corn meal
cup rice flour
2-3 cup oat Flour
1 t salt
1 teaspoon soda
1-3 cup molosHes
1 cup sour milk
Mix dry ingredients. Mix molasses
and sour milk. Combine, put In a
greased mold and steam two hours.
Makes one loaf.
Out Flour Muffin-
3 '- cups oat flour
1 Mi cup milk
4 tablespoons Karo corn sirup
8 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons crlsi o
2 eggs, beat whites light
THE UNIVERSAL C S
Buy Your
Ford Car
"NOW!
We have plenty of cars in
stock at
CRANE and BURNS
BURNS GARAGE
BURNS AKD CRANE
ifp
mar.-Jl
that Ct at Britisn la making little If "ut while our lighting men i,re Reooivor, at Hums. Oregon, ou the
any haatfwaj toward winning tho war jiMtoaini to tho fray, tin re is also Mta dj pi Hoy, 1911
ami thai BngUnd Is ncorlng tho limit hOroatOM link for cwry man. Claimant names as wilm
ot her resources of men. The hill woman, liny ami i;lrl who remain at James Campbell, of Narrows, ore
propoaoa I pall men of 50 and boys homo. We must work work ami gOO, T. L. Newell, of Crane. OrugonJ
of 1 S The speaker Is careful to state save We iiium food our troops and . 1'iitil Weil and Annie Well both of
that not afl tho older men will he provide them with all the uecessurl . Hum, Oregon
sent to the front, but that thej are , e of war And we must practically j
msled to take the places of younger feed the alii, d world There la no
uu n who can participate In the fight- escaping the obligation. The cuu-e
lug.
Is our own. and the man who shrinks
V. U. COZAD. Register.
o-
ADMINISTRATORS NoTICK
In this emergency. America duty ! now n,ui" '"'ever bear the brand of
Is plain. We can no longer sit back
and wall for the utiles to stop the
slacker and the coward.
ii
OCR ORI.IOATIDN.
German hordes. We are vitally In
terested as they, and have as grcut
a stake in the final outcome as any
one of the Kuropeun nations.
Cortaluh no person of average In
tilligencc could doubt for a moment
1...1 i,,e ,k. , .Mn.-rie., ,. ,,w m- bu., , ,ho mm
uisoiiianiv iiiiKi'ii wiin iiiui or ine
allies. Certainly none cull iloulit
that an allied defeat would prove a
staggering blow to American pro
gress and American prosperity. If not
to her very existence as a free nation.
America must win tho war Her
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Hums, Oregon, April 22, 1918.
Nolo e ii hereby given that Karl D
The speech of Preml r l.loyd power must be Hie added tone thai Well, of Narrows. Orogon, who, on
George In Briaiab House of Commons i-hall turn the scale in favor of the .January 11, l'j, mad Horn
on the question of the Man Power allied cause. To that end all DOT l-.nlry N 0 9 .'! I D. for ..'K 14, Section I
bill noyy pending should be read by immense power must be exerted Township fl ., BgOgO :: 1 R., Wllla-
every American, and read carefully. President Wilson has assured our ul- mote Meridian. 1ms tiled nottcO of in
Not lee Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been unpointed ad
ministrator of the BctatO of Joshua
A subscriber suggests that In deal- '' Frv. deceased, by order of the
lug with loiterers we exempt tbe fish-; County, Court of Harney County
erinan. Weil agree that if they are ' Oregon, duly made and entered on
required to estubllsh I lie absolute Hie rd day of April 191.X. and has
truth of evroy tale told, and demon- j qualified as such administrator. All
Hirale that they have really coutrl-1 persona huvlng claims against the
said deceased or bin estate nre here
by notified to present the same, duly
verliled as by luw required, either to
the undersigned at his ranch in Sun
set Valley, Harney County. Oregon.
or to his attorney Charles W Kills,
at his ftfftoi In the Masonic llldg..
within six months from the duie ot
tilts DOtlOtf,
Dated April 24. 1918.
CHAIH.KS V ltKKH.
Administrator of the estate of
Jo; hua T. l'ry, (.( ,
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With modern facilities to care
for all Auto ailments
Familiar with all make of Cars
H. C. SHIREMAh, La mpsh ire's Garage
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NOTICE FOR PCIII.ICATION.
JJoyal Oregonians are ZProud of" this
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Bon Ton Corsets
m
Hums, : : ; Oregon
We cure) ifooils ml . . i ll-ed un the "H .me ProdWOtO Page"
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Our Business is dl in Oregon. All Funds !n in Oregon Securities
We Aiv Prominent Factors in the Upbuilding of u Gvm 0 -on
QrcgMjJfc Insurance Company produced a largi r amount of i
was produced in the State of Oregon by any life Insur
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and Decorating
Cajcimining
Mar d wood Finishing
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