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Eagle Valley News Straight Truthful, Direct C E. Thorp Entered as second class matter Due. 12, 19i2 at the post oilice at Richland Oregon, under act of March 3, 1879. Monibor Oregon Stnto SUBSCRIPTION - $1.50 SIX MONTHS - .50 SAMPLE COPY .ONE YEAR - -THREE MONTHS RICHLAND, ORE., THURSDAY. JUNE 6, 1918. Vol. G. No. 30. BAT f- SAVE WW By Mrs. Itobt. J. Burdette. . The firing line is now In your kit chen. Knock out the breadline nt your table. It has been said that tho Revolu tionary War was won by men fed on hatfty pudding, In other words, corn meal mush. Let it be written in his tory that tho winning of the present war was made possible by tho United States eating potatoes. The manner of eating, the time of eating and even tho kind of foodstuffs eaten are largely a matter of habit. We do not desire to break ourselves entirely of the habit of eating or life would not provo worth living, but it can be made to prove better worth living if we change some of the habits. Suppose we cure ourselves of the hand-eating habit and see if we do not consume less bread. If you were to put your bread and butter on your plate and eat it with a knife and fork it 'would reduce the amount of bread eaten at once. In some of the Oriental countries men carry strings of bright red wooden beads that are known as "Conversation beads," and they seem unable to talk unless they have them in their hands to play with and pass from one hand to the other. We seem to need something in our hands at table or we feel the meal is incomplete and that something Is usually bread. Forget this habit and save wheat. If you must continue the hand-eating habit, hold a hot potato. How to Increase World's Bread Ration With famine creeping through Eu rope, and every nation struggling to produce enough food to sustain life, the American farmer has a duty that he can not shirk. America must ship food to Europe for our soldiers. America must supply bread to starv ing peoples. No matter what other crops are raised, more acres should be devdted to bread grafns. "Do your bit, Mr. Farmer," says a Food Ad ministration bulletin. "Success , de pends upon you in this world war.'' West Point is on a food-conservation basis, and the health ot tho cadet corps is better than ever. All bread used is composed of 45 per cent wheat flour, 45 rye, and 10 per cent white bolted grain flour; and many cadets consider it superior to tho former white bread. Sugar consumption has been cut down, meatless days and meals are rigidly observed, and the reduced amount of meat has been beneficial to health. A lesson from a reliable source. Taking It From Babies. "Every ounce of wheat products In excess of six pounds per month that you oat, Mr. American Citizen, is that much literally taken from the mouths of the starving women and children of France," says a Food Administra tion bulletin. "The armed allies may go without wheat, but these innocents wffl actually die unlets we give them sf ours in generous proportion." Vietory bread li received with hear ty approval. But don't bo satisfied to use It oa-'ftf wheatleia day or at a 'wheatleiB meal, because It Isn't wheat- !.. ir. o v. Get your supply or coal now. Editor Kditorinl Association .75 FREE Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local application, nt they cannol resell the diseased portion ot tho ear There Is only one way to cure catarrhal deafness, and that Is by a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness Is caused by an In Homed condition of the mucous lining ot the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is Inflamed you have a rumbllnc sound or Im perfect hearing, and when It Is entirely closed. Deafness Is the- result. Unless tho Inflammation can be reduced and this lube restored to Its normal condition, hearing wltl bo destroyed forever. Many cases of dearness ore caused by catarrh, which Is nn Inflamed condition of the mucous sur faces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine nets thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of tho system. We will rIvo One Hundred Dollars for any case ot Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Cir culars free. All Drur-clsts. ?Sc, F. J. CIICNUY & CO.. Toledo, a ALLIED FOOD SHIPMENTS REACH LARGE TOTAL. A general Idea of the quantity of food sent to European allies by the United States from July 1, 11)1-1, to January 1, 101S, Is given by figures Just announced by the U. S. Food Ad ministration. In thnt period the Unit ed Stntes has furnished completo year ly rations for 57,100,033 people. In addition there wns enough extra pro tein to supply this portion of tho diet for 22,191,570 additional men. The total export of wheat nnd wheat Hour to the three principal nllles is equivalent to about 3S4,000,000 bushels. Pork exports for the 34 years amount ed to almost 2.000,000.000 pounds. Est ports of fresh beef totaled 413,484,100 pounds. The amount ot food exported to Russia Is negligible compared with that sent to the western allies. Whooping Cough In this diseaso it is important that the cough be kept loose and expectoration easv, which can be donuhyglvlnRCham berlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs. P. II. Martin, Peru, lnd., writes: "My two daughters had whooping cough. "I gave them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it worked like a charm." ad PUBLIC SALE Having sold my store 1 offer the following household effects to the highest bidder on Monday, June 10th 1 fine Majestic Kitchen Range 1 good Heater 1 extension Dining Table 1 Kitchen Cabinet 1 Couch Dining and Kitchen Chairs 1 Bed and Mattress 1 Vacuum Washer 1 Copper Wash, Boiler ( 1 Vacuum Carpet Sweeper 1 Mantle Clock 2 Oil Cook Stoves Oil Heater Writing Desk Bath Tub Recking Chair 1 White Rotary Sewing: Machine 2-guage shot gun in leather case Nickle plated coffee urn l pair canaries chick brooder 5-gal zinc coal oil can 1-gal 4 large cider barrels 1 half-barrel cider barrel Several pickle kegs Plant stand, music instructors, eheet music, etc. Quilts, carpets, rugs, fruit jars wash tubs, kitchen utensils, can ned fruits and vegetables, jeHds dishes, glassware, other miscel laneous articles. i Sdle will begin at One o',c)ocJt at the Frank Clarke store build in? in Richland. Don't misa iL Notice of Annllal School Mietlng Notion Ih hereby kIvoii to the Ictfiit voters of School District No. 1 1 of linker county, State o! Oregon thnt thu Annuiil School McutltiR ol wild District will bo held nt tlio school houso In Itichlnml ; to boisln nt tho hour I :30 In tlio altcrnoen on tho third Mnulav o( Juno, boliiK tho 17th ilny of Juno, A. I). tl18. Tho mooting is called for tho nurnoKo of olcctliiK Ono Director it ml Otio Chirk, and for voting special tax, iui.1 tho trans action of luminous usual at iioh meeting. Iated thlsUth day of May, 1M8. Chn. K. Uarber, Chairman Hoard of Directors. Attest: 0. K. Thorp, nicttic'. Clerk. School District Budget To thu Ciork ol School District No, II, Rak r County, Oietiou: Following Is a Mtatcmcnt ol tho esti mated amount of monv needed by the district dnriiiK the ll-oiil venr lit't'liuiluk' on Juiiti 30, UHS, nndeiidhiiMin .luiU'jSO, lull). This budget Is made In compliance with Section 217 ol the School l.nwn of ID 17, a ml include!) tliot'Ktin.ntod itmouiit-t to bo received from tho county school fund, statu school fund, -pedal district tax and all other mones of tho district: HUDGET Kbtiinatod i:.p"iullti.rtw 1. Tenchers' eu'iirh-s 1,000 CO 2. Fund title 63 00 ;i. Apparatus and Mippliee, ftii'li nn maps, cbalk, enters, Htoves, curtains, etc f0.00 I. Library books INKOU 0. Flairs 15.00 (J. KetKurs of rTlintilhotiiit'i', niithulhtiiiKS or Ioiicch 600.00 7 Improving eround ... . 8. !). 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 16. 10. 17. Playground equipment . Tnmportnlioti of pupilt. . Tuition of niniila Janitor's wnues 260.00 Janitor's supplies 20J)0 Fuul mo Light Water Clone's salary Postage and stationery For tho lmvintiit of bend 20.00 3.50 18 ed debt and interest thereon, Issued under Sections 'Jli.llt to 148, ami 422 of tho School ljtws ol Orvgon, 1017 ID For keeping district on cash Oasis 24. Total estimated amount ot inonoy to bo ix ponded lor tll purjiosos during thu year . Kstimatcd Receipts From county school fund dur 150 OJ 024.01 $.-.188.14 ing tho coming school yar $2,005.00 rrorn statu school Inntl ihirm,? thu coming school year Cash now iu tho hands .i tho 308.28 029.52 district clerk ....... . . . Cash now in tho hands ol the county treasurer, belonging to the district Estimated amount to bo receiv ed from all other nources dur ing the coming school year.. Total estimated receipts, not In cluding tho money to bo re .o9!. 10 180.00 ceived irom tlio tax wiucii it is proposed to vote .f5.774.10 Recapitulation Total estimated expenses for tho year JJ5.183.14 Total estimated receipts not In eluding tax to bo voted 3.438.14 Balance, amount to bo raised by district tax tl.TfiO.OO Dated this Oth dav of May. 1918. Chas. K. Barber 1 Hoard of Directors G. M. Moody V School District K. . Uonnohoff ) No. 44 Paid advertisement WHAT TO USE TO PREVENT APPENDICITIS Kinhland peoplo should know simple buckthorn nark, glycerino, etc., as mix ed iu Adler-i-ka, flushes tho ENTIRE bowel tract ho completely, that append! cits in prevented. ONE SPOONFUL Adler-i-ka relieves i- ANY CASH sour stomach, gas 'or constipation and pre vents appendicitis. Tho INSTANT, pleasant action of Adlor-I-ka stiro'lsps both doctors and patients. Richland Drug Store. hdv Not Goal Land. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. (Publisher). Department of tho Interior. U. S. Land Ofllcoat La Grande; Ote gon, May 3rd, 1017. NOTICE ie hereby given that Richard Hammon, of Ilaker, Oregon, who, on February 11, 1015, made Homestead En try, No. 014302, for E 1-2 SW 1-4, ahd 8 1-2 BE 1-4, Section 27, Township 8 South. Ranab 44 East. Wlllftwott'o Meri dian, has filed notico of ititentirih to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before A. U. Combs, ir.. Clerk of County Court. at liaker, Oregon, on the 87th day of June, 1V1H. , Claimant names as wltnoeses: John Jones, Edw. Thompson, Martin Galo, Walter u. Wilson, all ol, bparta, uro Ron. O. 8. Dunn, Roglstor. F4rst,publloatlon May 10, 1918., Last publication Jnno'18, 1918, I Made to Clothing1 We are load representatives of the International Tailoring Co. I of Chicago The largest manufacturers of Made- to-Measure Clothing in America 0COO j Suits from $20 to $50 - I A Perfect Fit and Satisfaction Guar- l anteed or Your Money Back i g C5O0 J 3 We have hundreds of samples to selecl from, some of the finest fabricssind swellest patterns ever shown in o 3 liable Valley. You are invited to call and look them 2 0 over, whether or not you are ready to order a suit. 9 eoee SAUNDERS BRO'S. f aoeMwoeiecoooee(oKsacoc5oo Three Farm Bargains! 1 fCl Acrcs noru f Kicldand; all fenced and Cross JLKJv fenced: 63a seeded in hav and nnshirti! Ai): more can be. cleared and put under dilch; abundance of water all season at low cost. Owner offers AAA S this at less than real value; p?rt cash .... puUUl fZf 'acres 1 1-4 mi. wesj of Richland, 55a cultivated; under VVaterbury & Allen and Nash ditches; good improvements. This must be sold imme- CYC AA diately and will make attractive terms. ... P OUU fif acres 1 1-2 mi. southeast of Richland, bottom land i fine for corn and clover; a good dairy farm; owner offers this.for short tic e only so if you are (Ti A looking ior a home, get busy. Priced at prwOU 2 If you are' wanting a farm, come in and I'll give you further particulars regarding these bargains t C. E. Thorp, - Richland, Ore; Also have two homos in Richland for salo Auto Truck Service! I have secured a Federal Truck of 3,000 pounds capacity, and will make regular trips to and from Baker, and solicit your patronage, All orders, largd or small, will receive prortipt attention. Terms reasonable. Leave orders at posUoffice; PASSENGERS CARRIED J. O. STICKNEY, Not t'oal Lund, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. (I'ublifher.) Department of the Interior, U.S. Land Office at LaUrando, Oro Kon, May 3rd, 1U1H. NOTICE is horeby Riven that Francis A. Bales, of Uaker, Orcuon, who-, on April I'0, 1UI2, lhado Homestead lCntry, No. 010447, for 8Ej HK4', Bcc.fi, 8Wii' SWtf, Sec. 4, apdNNW, Sec. 9, Township 0 South, Ranuo 44 Kast, WIl lametto Meridian, has filed notice of In tention to make I'lvu Year Proof, to es tablish claim to the land above described, beforo Woodson I.. Patterson, United States Cohimlfielnher. at linker. Otobnrt. on tho 28th day of Juno. 1018. ., iK Claimant names as witnesses : Harkl D. Jacobs, Harry .Jacobs. Ilownnl '.U. cobs, Otto r. Bchlllor, all of Richland, Oregon, . . , ,, ui d. uuw, lleilster. ' fleasure j u U ft - Richland, Oregon Not Coal Itan. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. (PuhllHhcr.) Dephrtlncnt of the Interior", U. 8. Land Ofllco ut LaGrando, Ord rod, May llrd, 10IH, NOTlOti; Ih Hereby Klvo;i that Martin Olson, of Richland, Orenoi, who, on Sept. 18, 1014, inado Homestead Kntryi No.,9,13740, for 8W and W K, 8oa. 25, Township 0 South, Rango 43 Easti Willamette Meridian, has filtd notico of Intention to make Threu Yfear Proof, td eslnhllBh claim to the land abovodo scribed, beforo A. R. Combs, Jr., Clerk ol Connty Court, at Uaker, Oregon, on thd 2Cth day of Juno, 1018. .Claimant names as witnoNHKN! rilnr. pneo Thompson, Thomas Joffords, JcaJ StiClatr, I'ajjo Joffords. all of Richland, C. B. DUNN, Register