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r I I Mi if ""ill fflIM ' "M 'l"M I il I Hi . zjfc. . - - ill. huflil TlTiitinil Eagle Valley News Straight Truthful Direct C. E Thorp Entered as second class matter Dec. 12, i912 at the post oillce nt Richland Oregon, Under act df March 3, 1870. Member Oregon Stnto SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 SIX months' - .- .50 SAMPLE COPY ONE YEAR - . i THREE MONTHS j'.tCHLAND, ORE., THURSDAY. REVERTED TO TYPE I CinA MmVit ("Iff on firfiu nt Slaughter. (Little Killer Left Thick Trail of Dead Which He Had Destroyed for the Pure Joy of Slaying, and Went Home. ! His mother wns a ferret, lenn, yel I low and pink eyed and a she devil j,to boot, silys a writer In London An . swers. ,nis father was worse, a wild pole ,cat of the mountains, and a worse devil than ever. - But he, the cherub, was so soft and furry and fat and creamy, and, though he had got pink eyes, tliefe seemed to be nothing else of his mother and father about him. He never bit, he never spat, and he never used bnd lan guage, and he lived upon bread and milk, like a gentleman. So he was till the spring broke. . It -was their own faul.t, the ferret crs. They took him out rabbiting, as usual. They put a collar with a bell 'on round his neck, as usual, and a long, long string on the collar, as usual, and they turned him Into a . rabbit warren, as usual. And he 'sneezed three times, as usual, nnd h ;walked docilely down the first rabbit hole he came to, as usual, to turn out the rabbits from their burrows, as usual, that the sportsmen outside imlght shoot them ns they bolted. So far, until he got Into the middle ' the mazes of tunnels, the inky dark Besses, and the stuffy heat, full of the smell of castor oil don't know jwhy, by the wny and ho could hear 'the drumming of rabbits' feet fleeing before hs ghostly, terrlblo self, every thing happened as usual. Then nothing '(did. He was pulled up with a Jerk that Hearty choked him. He tried going for ward, but it was all no good. He ibad only a yard of play either way. QBIs line was entangled In a root. -The hours passed, nnd the ferreters, ofter trying every device known to nan to get him out, gave it up nnd ;went home. The cherub did not give It up. He worried slowly, and he fhafed, he pulled, and tugged, be backed, and he sweated, and ho sneezed, and finally his collar camo undone or broke. The cherub sneezed threfl times, and walked three yards. Then he realized he was free. It was the first tlmo In all his life he had been free, and it acted upon him. In that second his mother, plus his father, got to wdrk In his own body, nnd ho began. It wns really very clean killing. Fif teen rabbits done to death, each with a single, clean fang stroke behind the jears was not so bad for ode small ferret But he Improved, for lio slew 20 In the next hour" leaving every .carcass untouched where It laynd, petting thirsty, came nbovo ground for vnter. The water ho did not find, but 'discovered fowls In a fowlhoiise In stead, and, as I said, being thirsty, "drank blood. There were no live fowls in that hen roost when he left He visited the hutches of the Belgian hares, which he slew, and thd pigeon cote, where be got more blood. After that he returned a mile across country, killing three partridges on tho wj drank at the dog's troughr biting the dog badly Id the process-r walked Into his own hutch and was Vpund curled up, calmly nsleep, amoof the bay next inornlnrf, L Buy ypur,, candy,, at tho Rich land Drug Store, ad Editor Editorial As90oifitidli - ...75 FREE AUG. 15, 1918. Vol. G, No. 10. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured ! with LOCAL. AITLICATIONS, n they 1 cannot reach the seat ot tho Ulscasa. Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly In fluenced by constitutional conditions, and In order to euro It you must tako an Internal remady. Hairs Catarrh Medi cine 13 taken Internally and acts, .thru the blood on tho mucous surfaces of tho system. Hall's Catarrh Medicine was prescribed by one ot the best physicians in this country for yenrs. It is com posed of some ot tho best tonics known, combined with some of the bint blood puriders. The perfect combination of tho Ingredients In Hall's Catarrh Medi cine Is what produces such wonderful results in catarrhal conditions. Send for testimonials, free. P. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo. O. All Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills for constipation. VIGTIMS OF HUN BRUTALITY How Allied Soldiers Suffer! When They First Experienced the Hor rors of Kaiser's Poison Gas. Suddenly a great cry rang out: "Tho gasl' It wns true. Over thero from tho enemy's lines, came great greenish bulls, rolling close to the earth, rolling deliberately yet swiftly, rolling straight toward us, Emmanuel Bour clir writes In Scrlbner's. Gas J Thnt horrible thing, still almost unknown, which had been used for the first time only recently on the Yscr. U was coming with deadly surety nmldst a; tornado of artillery. Orders wero shouted back nnd forth: ' "The gnsl Put on tho masks I" - Each mnn spread over his face tho protecting cloth. Tho shelters wero dosed. The telephone, whose wires ran the length of the communication trenches, gave the warning: "Look out! The gnsl" We did not yet know what manner of horror it was. None of us htul ex perienced an attack of tho sort. We ran to and fro like ants whose hill has ueen molested. Some fined their guns at random, others nwnltcd or ders. The frightful, vivid thing came on, expanded to a cloud, crept upon us, glided Into the trenches. The air was quickly obscure. We wero swim ming In an atmosphere stained a venomous color, uncanny, Indescrib able. The sky appeared greenish, the earth disappeared. The men staggered about nnd rolled on the ground, stifled. There were some knots of soldiers who had been usleep, in their beds when overtaken by the gas. They writhed In convulsions, with vitals burning, with froth on the lips, cull ing for their mothers or cursing the Germans. We gathered them up as best we could; we took them to the doctors, who, thus confronted by an unknown condition, found themselves powerless. They tried tho applica tion of oxygen nnd ether In an effort td save the lives of the victims, only to see them die, already decomposed, In their hands. The masks had not yet been perfect ed and wero a poor protection. Some ran about like madmen, shrieking in terror, the throat choked with saliva, and fell in heaps, in contortions of agony. Somo filled tho mouth with handfuls of grass and struggled against asphyxiation. Improves Revolver, By providing- the ordlnnry revolver' with a circular cartridge, frame or clip, Joseph n, Wesson of Springfield, Mass.j has given the older weapon ull the convenient features of tho riewc? automatic weapon ; that ls the rapidity of fire nnd quick reload, . Ills chp, holding flvo or six cat ridges jn posltton, serves to push them Into place In tho revolver barrel at one operation, In stead of Individual loading, as Is usu al! tho COBO. Old . Newspapers for sale at News office, " ! rUbblt Meat for Wartime Food. , Wartime conservation bf beef and pork has enabled n Knnsnn to develop a rather extraordinary business in trio mnrkotlnR of wild rabbits, both Jacks Snd cottontails. A rnbblt-pncking plant as been established nnd Is now ship ping frozen bunnies by tho tens ot thousands. . A recent contract called for 480,000 pounds of Juckrnbbtt meat. Tho Jacks nvcrago four pounds onch whon dressed, This means that approximate y 120,000 rabbits were required to fill tho ordor. . Tho fur la disposed of nt n handRoiho profit. Ifc Is used In tho mnnufneturo of hlgh-grndo felt, such ns enters Into the making of men's hats. All waste products aro. converted Into fertilizer.. The Industry also rids tho country of n crop-destroying pest. Popular Mechanics Magazine. NOTICE OF HEARING. Department of the Interior. United States Luul Oillco. August 7, 118; NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, That tho Commissbner of tho Ouncral land Olllco.bv his Letter of Juno 1018, lias allowed tho application of John K. Maoy, ol Sparta, Oregon, for a bulling to determine tho mineral or nOumlncrnl character of. tho NW 1-1 8V M, E 1-U NWM, NK1-4, ami NW l-t SB M, Sec. 80, Tp. 8 S., it. It K., W...M. . Thu records n( this ofllco show thnt tld land was adjured mineral In charts-tor by Commissioner's Letter "N" of February 17th, 39 1, ns a result of a hearing hull upon the application of tho State of, Oregon, ami thnt tho Stnto tins since exerelhwl its right by selecting other land in lien thereof. In application for heating It Is alleged by tho said John H, Mucy, nnd two wit nessei, thnt thu lauds above dcscilbtkl are nonmlnernl in character. Any nnd all pen-ons, therefore, who claim any richt, title, or intereft in paid hinds or any part thereof, or who may be claiming tho t-anio for tnlner.il iitir poob, by location, occup.it ion or otlicr wlsOj or who umy desire to object be causo of tho mineral character of.Hio land or for any other reaxon to tho dis posal to applicant, tire hero' y notified to uppenr, rcfponil ami offer evidence, touching the diameter of tho landnbovu described, nt 10 o'clock, A. M., on Octo ber Dili, 1018, huforo W. I,. ratt'-H-on. a Notary I'ublic, nt his nlllcit, at linker, Oregon, and thn iiiil luariiiu will be held at 10 o'clock, A. M on November Gtlt, 1918, before thu Hester nnd Ite ceiver. at the United States I.anJ Olllcu. in LaGraude, Oregon C s. Dunn, IteulRtcf. , Nolan Skiff, ICectlver Pato of FirstTiiMlcatlon Aug- in, 1018 Date of second pnMlcation Aug. '."J, 1018 Datoof lhird'puliltention Aug 20, 10IK Date of fourth publication .S.-pt. f, 101 SUMMONS. IN THE ClltOUir COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF BAKER. FRANK V. SIMPK1NS, Plaintiff,. VS. JULIA A. SIMPKIN8, Defendant. To Julia A. SlrapKins, tho above de fendant: In tho fiaiiio of tho Statu of Oregon you aro hereby notified and required to ap pear ami answer tho complaint of the plaintiff filed against you in the above untitled court nnd cause on or before thu I'M. day of September, 1018, nd if you fail to co appear and answer, plaintiff will take default against you and will thereafter applv to thu court for tho re lief prayed for in tho coiupl'iini to-wit : for a decree forever dissolving thu bonds of matrimony now exialiiii; between plaintiff and ilufumlnnt tad for a decree of divorce absolute -from tho defendant. This summons is published for six 'seukH ami seven publications thereof In the Euglo Valley News, published nt Richland, linker County, Oregon, by order of the Hon. Gtistav Anderson, Cir cuit Judg of tho State of Oregon for the County of linker, tald order having bcon naduon tho20tli davof July, 1018. W. II. STRAYER, Attorney for Pluintiff. First Pub. Aug.l, 1018. Last Pub. Sept. 12, 1018. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. . (Publisher.) Department of the Interior. U.S. Land Office at LaUrando, Ore gon, July 5th, 1018. NOTICE Is horeby given that Georo Hpiropolos, of Ilomo, Oregon, who, on May 21th, 1015. inado llofnestead Entry, No. 011700, for N 6Wi-4'. W SE. HKJXSKtf , Hec. 22, KXNE'.f, land NEJ 8EJ4, Section 27, Township 11 South, Range -15 East, WilUmetto Meridian, has filed notice of intention to- make Three Year Proof, to A-stablloh claim to the land above described, heforo A. R. Combs, jr., Clerk of the County Court, at his office, at Bake)', Oregon, on the 12th day of September, 1018. Claimant names as witnesses: W. L. Kirby, of Durkeo, Oregon ; Nicholas Hpiropolos, Milton Splropolos.and Chris Coleman, all of Home, Oregon. IB L. S. DUNN, Refc-liter. First insertion July 16. 101ft. . Last Intcrtlon August ID, 1018, A. r Sportsmen Tackle and Outing Supplies of all kinds at our store. We carry a com plete assortment of the best grades the kind that never disappoint and sell them i at reasonable prices. SAtfNDERS BRO'S. I? Let a man once get the pure clean taste of Real Gravely Chewing Plug and lie Mds ordinary tobacco good-bye. V, WHAT TO t'SE TO Pit 15 V Ktf T A P V UN DTClTJS Rlrhland people should know simple buckthorn turlc, glycerin'.1! etc., as mix ed in Adler-I-ka, litiohcHAthe E.NTIRK bowel tract ki completely that iiniu'lnll cite In prevented. ONE SPOONFUL Adler-I-ka relieves ANY CASJJi tour stomach, hob. or cohiitiialibn ami pre vents ( appendicitis. The IN.STANT, iilunsaiit action of Adlur-l-ka eurii'-lPi'H both doutors and patients. Richland Drug Store. udv 8 Quit the Tobacco Habit Qiilt'Tobao Tobacco Treatment w ill do tho work promptly ond pcrmnnontly. No matter in what form yon use tobacco1 smoking clears, pipe, clfrurottes, chuwint; tobnccoorsuuff.No tnatterhow much ytai lUie, pr how long used, jQuIt-TobitJ will break you ol tho habit In from three to five days. P'cnpunt to take, no incon venience, no remaining away from work or business. A simple home treatment, NocravltiK or defiro for tobacco In, any form alter you beKin taking Qnit-Tobuc, Don't try to quit thn tobacco habit unaliled. It s a .'oslnc fluht BKAlust heavy odds and means a Korjoug shock to tho nervous mvb turn. Let tbo tobacco habit quit you. It will quickly quit you, if you will take Qult-Tobac according to the simple di rections wo Huiul you. it Is a thoroughly tellable and permanent remedy for the tobacco habit, but is not a substitute for tobacco, Thousands have been freed from tho habit. Why not you? Writo at onco for particulars and testimonials. Ai F. HALL & 00., 118 N, LaBallo St., J uuicago, in, aur Will find it to heir best interests to buy their Shotgun, Rifle and Re volver Shells, Fishing cm Peyton Brand Real Gravely ' Chewing Plug 10c a pouchonrf worth it Craeelylat tsio mach longer It coits no mora to chew than ordinary plug B. Gravely Tobacco Company Danville, Virelnla linker, Orognn, June lltli, 1018. To the heirs of John P. Carey, decetired, and all other Interested herein - You and each of you nio hereby notl lied and wilt tako notice that It the suit vainer, hnvu vxpeiidtMl during tl.o Ktird 11)11, ll)U', 1D1.I, lllil. 11)15. nnd 1!)I0, nuu liuudri'd dollars for each of xald years in labor and improvements upon each of the following quarts mining claims, Mtimtrd in llak'ir County, Statu of t reon, to-wit Upon tho "SWEEP. STAKE" and noon tho Uallahor No. 1 quartz, mlnltig claims, ns said claims aro described in the recorded certificates of location thereof, on Hie and of record in tho olllcu of tlo County Clvik of uuld County and State In Hook "K" of quarts locations at paged 170 and 171. .Such expenditure was mado for thu purKisr of holding the pocHCBdory right "atld tltlo to said nitning claims under the pro-Is-logs of Kectlon '-'If.M of tho Revised tstiit uli'S of tho United Status and tliiiaiiiond meits thereto, ald'cumH Doing iiucush ary to h.ild said mining claims for said years. If you fall or refus'i to contribute your proportion of euch expenditure within ninety daysufti-r thu publication of this notice, as a co-omor in said cbiiinBi your proportion being ono sixth ol said sums expended by me, your Intercut in said claiiuM will become the property of tho subscriber under said Bectlon SJ2L Patrick Gallagher. Date of first (ilibllcatlon Jur.ii 'JO, 1IMH, Datoof last publication Sept. 10, HUH. 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