Eagle Valley news., February 20, 1919, Image 4

Eagle Valley News
Sttiighi, TruthtUl, Direct
What tho world now wants
are tho fiRhtlesa days.
if you have no coalj buy a car
and burn gasoline!
"Food will win the war," but
chewing tho rag does not help
much. v
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RICHLAND, ORE.. THURSDAY, FEB. 20. 1919. Vol. 7, No. 14
JOIN THE LEAGUE OF THE NATION
i n m ray
Meantime; who do youstipncso
i3 usinir that peace palace at The
Hague?
This country needs fur-bcaring
potatoes that will not froeste in
transit.
HELP YOURSELF
More then 150 year3 ago Benjamin
Franklin wrote: "Keep your shop and
It ttIU kep you." The stamp of great
jesa 13 on Pranklln'jj philosophy be-
auce It was not alone ot his time; it
olds for all time.
Our way? have changed a bit In the
conomlc life of this republic which
the great Franklin helped to build.
'No louser may every man be his ovn
shopkeeper. Most of us help kocp
Rome other fellow's shop and a certain
element among the assistant shop
keepers have become restless because
tbey nave no shop themselves and call
themselves I. V. W., Bolsheviks, and
other names.
nevertheless Franklin's homely say
ing is as true todu;- and as eay 'to
comply with as it us the day he ut
teied It. The United States govern
ment provides the
War Saving.? and Thrift Stunux
conceived as a war i-.'.-'it' and cov
backed by the goverunnnt ni a per
manent policy, give t very man. woman
and child in Arae:ka the chance to-
keep shop. Kach person is allowed to
put H000 a year into the business
the business of American government.
Tho business guarantees 4 per cent
per annum compounded quarterly. It
Is the biggest basinets in tho world.
One can Invest as low as 2lj cents.
The wonderful thin? about It Is that
the jnvestor helps his country us well
as himself.
MONTHLY WAR STAMP QUOTAS
FIXED FOR TWELFTH DISTRICT
The Treasury Department lias assigned to the Twelfth Federal
Reserve District the following monthly quotas to he raised in War
Savings Stamps during 1919:
January $ 4,200,000
February 4,800.000
March 5,400,000
April G,00(J,000
May O.fiOO.OOO
June : 7,200,000
July 7,800,000
August 8,400,000
September ; 0,600,000
Octoher 10,800,000
November 12,000,000
December 13,200,000
Total $90,000,000
The total to be raised throughout the country is $1,000,000,000.
Now is the time to look after
your wells and pumps. I carry a
full line of supplies, also spray
pumps, Shop next door to tele
phone office. O. A. Corson. ad
WOODSON L. PATTERSON
ATT'Y AT LAW
U. S, COMMISSIONER
MAKER - OIIKGON
WOMEN OF WEST '
AGAIN CALLED
TO THE COLORS
Oy MRS, A. S. BALDWIN, Chairman
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
of the Twelfth Reserve District.
We have at the piv-unt time about
two million men in Kurope who must
be provided with all that lit necessary
to keep them In e.iod spirits and con
dition; and when tli-lr work shall have
Ixen finished, thev must he brought
homo and ilemoliili'-it. The Govern
niout must make kh1 the contracts It
has entered Into for the construction of
all war munitions, .iml for food sup
piles already bought.
Having responded to the Govern
ment's calls In the paid, anil having
loaned our moiiev ungrudgingly to
hurry forward the men and supplloH.
and victory hnvlt'T ome to us becaue
MR 3. A. S. BALDWIN
of thin, shall ue hesitate, for a moment
to respond to the lojtt callthe Victory
Liberty I.oan when we can do so by
pledging our credit, perhaps with some
little personal Ineonvonlonce, sacrifice
or sniHll dlsconifort?
The blood of the young manhood of
America Is not now required. Thai
was B'iorounly glvon lioforo the nrml
slice wns nlgnnd, nnd now wo may give
thanks that no more will ho taken
The credit and good faith or our
country Is at stake. Wo have won the
war, and the cost Is small compared
with what has been won. Tho men of
the Wont with red blood In their veins
will not need to bo appealed to, because
thoy will Hubscrlbe to this last call of
tho Government aB ungrudgingly
they did In tho paid. There are others,
however, who may not be ho keenly nnd
conscientiously alive to Iho duly of rn
trpondlng to the Natlon'a call, and It Is
to thoiio that tho women riftmt direct
tholr mopt untiring efforts.
Thin last call in truly a Victory Loan.
What greater prldo cdn men and wo
inen experience than (n contributing
to it? A Victory Bond will bo worth
moro than Its prico expressed In tloh
Iars. Kvnry nuo wilt ho a badgo testi
fying that tho holder has helped his
country lo fulIUl Its pledge to thoao
who have been spared an well as those
who have made the supremo sacrifice.
TIIK NKW WliST MAOAZINH
"llulldlmr Tha Waal'
Katnli:ihd 1910 Kor tin davrlopmvnt of
Vfati-rn InJuttrlm, nyrlculturx, mlnlnjr, oil, and
acfn'c- nttracllurn, Of Intrreat to the Wntcrn
UimUit, Utmrt nii aighuttr. Printed un lilnh
pol KPr with copptr halMAne llluitratloiu.
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ber a lor He. Mend now. Th Nw Wnt !
line, 1211 Walker Hank Bldir., Bait I.aka ('Mr.
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Woodward Av I)trolt. Mich, Addra naar
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You will find our stock complete
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SAUNDERS BRO'S.
Dill says to
ihe Doctor-sezze
There mnv be
Borne plugs that look
bigger but it's the
good taste of genu
ine Real Gravely
and the way it
stays with you that
countflj
Good taritj, smr!J'jf
chew, longer iifo is vV.hai
makes Genuine Grave
ly cost less to oheutben
ordinary plu.
Writtta:
GBNUINH GKAVGLTTj'
UANVILLR. 'A.
Jor boolUt on chttvtng pin
Peyton Brand
REAL CHEWING PLUG
Plug packed in poticfu
NOTICi; VOR PUBLICATION.
( l'liblirher.)
I)inrtiiieiit of tho Interior, IJ. H. Inri(!
Office at Im tlrnndo, Orofjon, Jan. U,
301D.
Xotiuo is hereby iveit that Willian
A. SiiiHoii, of Itiohlntid, Ore, who, on
April 7, 1011, maiUj lid. K. No. 01307-1
for SH 1-1 SK 1-1, Sue. 21, NK 1 :
NK 1-1 He.-. 2.',, Tp. 0, 8., It. -13 H. W.
M. , mid lott 3 and I, 8oc. 10, Tp. I)
S., II. I I H. and on April 2H, 1ll l, mailt
Ad. lid. K. No. 013217, for aV 1 !
SI-; 1-1, Koc. 21, Tp. i H., II. 13 K. NK 1-1
NW 11, lots 1 and 2, occ. 30, Tp.. 0 H.,
If. 11 H. W. Af., has filed notice of in
tontioii to make throe-year proof, to cs
tnbliHh claim to tho land above inscrib
ed, lioforo Woodson L. I'atlorson, Uni
ted Statu f'oiniiiiiilioiior, at his office,
at linker, Oregon, on tho 10th day ui
March, 1019.
Claimant narnoa as witnessfis:
.Ieso Sinclair, 'llhomas O, Welch,
Woifloy Goodman and Arthur Alillit, all
ot Kiclilftnd, Ore.
C. S. DUNN, ItcgiHtor.
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NOTICE I'OIt PUBLICATION.
(I'lihliMicr.)
Doparliiidnl of tho lutorior, U. B. Land
Office at La Grande, Oregon, Jan. 13,
mi n:
Notice is noroby' Riven' that Mlltindci
SpiropouloH, of iromo,' Oregon, who, on
October 2, 10M, irtndo Hd. E. No.
0137(11, for 8K 1-1 NK 1-1, N 1-2 SB 1-4,
HK 1-4 HK 1-4, See. 21, nnd on May W,
1010, nindo Ad. Hd. K. No. 014854, tot
1 1 NK I I, K 1-1 HV 1 I, HW 1-1
r; 1 1, i-v. Hi, and NW I I NK 1-1,
. 2s, nil in Tp. 11 o., If. M V. u. AJ.,
in filed notice of Intention to mkii
iiroeyear prout', to ostnbliuli clnim to
ho luncl mIiovo duioribod, before A. 1)
uiiib, Jr., Cleric of County Court, nt
inker, Ore., on tliu 11th ility of March)
Kill),
claimant nnmm as wituoMos:
George SjilropltiH, John Dotnas, ClirJrf
'olonian, and Win. Li Klrby, all of
'Ionie, Oregon. C. 8. IltJNN,
Itegistcn
I know of a
man who wants
to rent a ranch
in Eagle Valley.
If you are looking
for a good tenant
let me know at once.
C. E. THORP