Eaafe Valley
Straight, Truthful, Direct
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iichjaijcl Oregon, under
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RICHLAND, ORE.. THURSDAY. MAR. 27, 1919. Vol. T, No. 19
U. S. WAR COST
BRfflsn oil
Despite Armistice, Disburse
ments Have Slackened
Off Little.
Vwenty-one months jf our war with
German? cost the United States
i26.35b0O0HC. the treasury depart
ment calculates. Although iiuge muni
tions and other contracts have beeu
cancelled, disbursements have slack
ened off little. Manufacturers are now
presenting their bills and recelvlns
payments for materials delivered
months ago in the heat of the
struggle.
Included in the enoimous total of
$2C.3oG,000.000 is the sum of I7.ST5,-
ftoO.f'uO lnanrtri in nnr Atlfao U'lion
ve tegan lending to our Allies, the
-us eminent contemplated taming
. -r to them about f.0.000,000 a
i h bat actual loans ordinarily ran
i ?S-(,K'.000 monthly.
'otnl war bill about $16,000.-hd.c-
raised so far by
" l.v-.-.s. The fact tl.ut wo
our war debt is tL;
' -.a -:y Libeny Ixan.
haven't ;aid for
jo!
. v.-a
t W
mniu
ur to Grfit Brit
i 0. G: rroeny is
.i : f. if in
ni..y i.Tiiw-e.
THE
"0
is THE CROOK
Herbert .1
rhose Jnlii.i
:? n, t!,o man who draws
:. cartoons for ' the Sat
urday Evening Pest, put into black and
white in th March 1 Ifsue of the mag
azine fome'hlrg that every man who
own a LIL.'.y Fiord ought io frame.
It is entitl d 'The.- Shepherd and the
Crook."
In the foreground, ragged t ut In a
"plug" hat ai. 1 a swallowtail coat and
with an avaiidous smile on his face,
Js a wolf with a grip full of all sorts of
flim-flam stcc-ks. Speeding towards him
is a flock of fcbe;p In the clothes of
human!, euO.i tr;. ing to get to the wolf
flrst with a Li'jeity Bond to trade for
tho flim flam stocks. I'ncle Sam, the
shepherd, stands In the background, as
tonished at the sudden Insanity dis
played by his flock.
Johnson's cartoons are good because
they are always true and always well
.done. This one Is particularly true and
jxceptlonally well done. In a glance
it tolls a story that every Liberty Hond
holder ought to heed.
The American buyer of Liberty
Bonds who lets go of his bonds for
fako stock, or even for stock that Is
not fake, is plaving Into the hands of
wolves. The wolf always gets the bet
ter of the sheep, .f he didn't he
.wouldn't havo anything to do with tho
fhec-p
I! very man or woman who owns Lib
arty Bonds can put It down in his pipe
or her powder-puff any time anybody
offors something for Llb'-rty Honda
that the Liberty Bonds are worth more
than the thing offered Johnson shows
his humnn sheep wearing silly smiles
as they rush for the wolf A man own
ing the best IntcreM imylng security on
earih ought to wear a silly smile when
Ho wains into a raker's office to trade (
WUTjIond fwortjiless .stock
News
EUtov
Dec. 12, 1912 at tho post oillco at
act of March 3, 1879.
IMitorml Association
1.00
FREE
Statj of Ohio. City of 'Toledo.
I.u.-aa County, .
I-V.tnk J. Cheney make oath that hf
I m nlor partner of the Arm of V. 1.
Clin ! Co., doing buainvft In the City,
rr i .ipui i onniy ami stale aroraald,
T 'i "mt raid ftr-i Vk lit ray the sum of
.' Ht'STOKK DOLLARS for oath
ut I ry ui ft C.unrrli that c.iront Nj
.; ! by tl u, ..f II M,L 8 CA I A P.ltH
lu'r : rtNii. kkank j. cm::;i:v.
t-v. -n to bcfere n.e end m;h rtti In
r.'-aenco, UU Cth day of IWember.
A ! A. W. CLKASON,
1 : Notary Itihlie.
i.' 1 Catarrh Medicine In taken In
t.r'Mi and acta thmuwh th Bks.nt on
: , M..cou Surface of th 8ystom. Bond
.'ui tttnontal. free.
r. J. CHKNEY A CO. Toledo. O.
nM b all drucatata.
Jlal'.s
l-amily Pills for constipation.
! or tn .U thent for less than they are
i worth Kvcn If one Is offered the mar
kft twice, one U getting less than the
bond are worth, because the market
price for bonds now Is no Indication
of their renl value.
Hold your bonds. Don't be a
"sucker."
FINISH THE WORK
'All that you have done before
Will si 111 be incomplete
Unless you buckle to once more.
Tb Victory Uan i" m
FABLES THAT POINT MORAL,
Vier.rr. Journal's Amusino 8tory of
Irrfnary Convsrs-siion Taking
Piace Bettoee-i Two Horse. !
Kvcn tvhlt the w i,M ivnr vn rniy-Iiil-
fifirw rac- s weiv lichl us tl ful !n
tin- suburbs : len: , rjd Hi" -, .r't
, attracted Far..- .,:. .!,, )u iti,. l.et
. tiajc was not n ui; , .) a milvp ns
; in tittiea of i ijn .f ihf ium.
J papers of Vl mm n .nilitiiiti tnti-
tlwil Peace oi ti'ti i-imic snri-nwric com
, tnents on Uils on! n an i-tn.' of re
! cent dote, which ii is r -.u hei tli!. coillf
! try. It cotitnlni nn nmuiins article on
what horses would nay of the uiultfr
If they could talk. The Imnjjlnnry rem
versatlon between n mure and a stul
lion, botl) pnrtiilpunts In the raw,
follow : 1
"Say, mnre, how is It you stand for
a rotmd-shouldered colored inonlwv
riding on your n.-ck, dlglng sliarit
steel Into your Hunks at the same time
whipping you vlelounly?"
"Don't nsk such a stupid question.
ti simply nun to ie,' j
"Why?"
"Because. We must suffer nil mid
give up all lungs, heart, muscles,
nerves nnd even life to buttle and win.
That's a horse's privilege."
"But why should we battle and
win 7"
"First, to win the prize, nnd, sec
ond, for the sake of honor."
"But we do not get the prize nor,
tho honor, either."
"No, but when we win our master
gives us n kindly tnp and strokes our
mane, perhaps."
"Ah, but In the hent of the rnce,,
when your breath Is almost gone and-
you feel you can run no further and
you are about to drop, what nre your
thoughts then?"
"Then I simply say to myself: 'You
must hold out ; you must not give up,'
nnd tho whip and the spurs keep me
going." j
"Did you never think of throwing
your rider?"
"Nover, How can you nsk such n(
question? I nm for him with heart
and soul."
"Oh, you old four-legged 'beast. In
you there lives a human soul. It'u dis
gusting." New York Tribune.
"Made In Germany."
correspondent Just back
from,
The Hague tells me, says a writer
Jja Westminster (Englund) Gazette,!
Hint nn exhibition luis Just hecn
htritl tlK-rc of work done In (Icrumiiy
by our tn." "i... lum been trims
firfwl to Holland The prisoners linvo
evidently slnn wonderful Ingenuity
III gatherlni; ttiiHrrlnU for their hiilldl-,
work. A esitonel. who oxhlhltwd a se
ries of lo.k iitoiefully hound In blue
mid white, hud obtained hit binding
material from cnrdhoait) imikimes in
Ills pnroeN. There was n eoinhlt'iublo
show of knitted goods, for which tin
wool was seiiuod by "pulllim ilnwu"
old socks. Another curious exhibit
was n tiny model of n motor cluissh
made from incut tins, door hinges, ntu)
such IhlugK. of which the rubber tires
Were tuiiile from (he bundle of a ten:
tils racket, liven (lerninii hrenil hud
hecn (itwed Into service, ns n pulp
Of carved nnd painted sabots wns pro
duced from a loaf. It Is to be hoped
Hint Loudon will soon linve an oppor
tunity of sicchiK lids evidence of the
resource anil courage with which our
men have fmvil the terrible captivity,
Not CtMl ..mil
NOTIt'l I "K pum.ie.vTiox.
I'iilililier)
Ii.'p:i!tnutit of the Interior.
l S. ljui i ilu nt liiirande, Ore'
Hmi, Marc'i i"i. ivlii.
NiHit'v is. i ( v wnen that li'uff .1
tOII, ol I'm i- 1 Iri'itoit, who, on A i it
"s, 1014, Him 11 .iiietteitd Kuttv. N
Oiawa, or .V r-li'i, W '., ami
Wi sKi4 ci-ou 32. lowmthit II
south, Katif II rat, Wlilainett.- Men
dihn.ha tih i iiotu'uof intention to make
lhee-yr I'.- !. to eUHbltsh claim I
tlitt land hIhi-.li-rriiel. Ixdorn W I
I'atUiraun. I mi.-it Stutea (ion.inirni m r
t taker, Orvi:. on the nth day oi
May, HMD.
ClBimsut ii.mi h wlliu'Wi: Will
ism liohiia, ol Weathtrby, Oregon : AI
ean.ler Sinitli, o( Wentliertiv, Oregon
M frill K. l'i rnev, of Wouthdfbv. Ore
con ; Oiour Hiudinan, of Durkee, Oreiimi
r rt. DUNN, 1,'cgiitor,
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Il'ubllflier.)
Dcn.itlmcnt of the Interior.
V. S. Lani !ltu-e nt I.Htininde, Ore
KOti, March IMtli. I'llU.
Notice is :onli eivcu that Otto A
Scliuuk. of lii.rk. e. Orck-on. who. on Mav
ith, 11)10. ma i.. II. I--. No I H,!. for N.li
-w i-i, KV I I, vi'.'J7. nml on ie
ill, IVI(, i. .i i" AiliiitioiiHl ilmnt Hteau
Kntrr.No.O' i l, (or SK M ML 1-1, Si-c.
.'1, 3W WS I-1. Msc. SfJ. NW .l NU
1-4. Sod. 27. a I N K 1-4 NK t-l. Action
28, all in lo n.-'.sp V' tu:h, Kaug48
r.ast, yviiis ' tie .Miriii:an. ms tlleft
iottr oi int ti n to make three yror
l':..!i claim to lit
in
i.d
.vtMA-edrfjecrit t, l-fori A.H t'omha.Jr
:iiinty Cter. ut his othVo at Haktr
'eir u tin. h- Ui ilay of Muy , llilit.
ClsiMyiHl tu.mof as mniH'Wrt. V T
Ual. W. H. Hicket-t ii. f. . Oxi':ii
ui.1 Otto f&burk. H oi nurki e, ur tt,u
V , Dunn, Jteginter
NOTICE POB PUBLICATTOK.
(l'oblisher.;
Ivpartinent of llie 1 uti-rfi.r.
I' S Unci OIBcc at LiOiamle, Ott
j'ti, M.ti.-h J3th, 1!H.
Noi'i i im hereby given that .Io.-biiIi 1;
ton'. "I Hiehlatid, Oregon, lm, on
March l'.'th, UI0, made Homesteai l!u
trv. No 014377, lor S l-.'SW 1-1. HW 1-1
SK 1-4, fee. 88, Tp. 10 H., and M !,
-ee. I, I n II a.. It. !'. K . and Jan.
l-.'Ki, made Ad. H. K. OHWJ, fur SK 1-1
.NW 1-1, N 1-iSW 1 1, NW 1-4 HI. 1-t
Ae- I (isvilflllp IU houtll, Kauge In
i'.HHt, w tiiMinuttu .tlurldiiiu, linn tiled
notice of intention to make three-year
I roof, to eNtnnllMli claim to tho land
above ili-scrlheil. hoforo WootUon I
I'HtterMin. United Status (,'oiiiiiiiH.iom!r,
ut his i if lice at linker, Oregon, on the
.m ih ot May.
( 'liiiiiiiint names as witm si-es : Klmer
K. I.'itif.ui, Thomas Willinmson, James
Low, and Orln Howell, nil of Kiclilnnd,
Oregon.
C. S. Dunn, Uegiater.
Firnt publication March 27, 1910.
Last pir Mention April l!4. J'JK),
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon lor baker County.
In the Matter of tho Kstato I Notice to
ol l.va (,'ook, Dccoased. ) Creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been unpoiutod ad
ministrator o tho estate oi Kvt (!ook,
late of Baker County, Oregon, Deceased.
and IntH duly qualiflcd ns such. All per
nous having claims against said estate
nre hereby notified to present tho snmn,
duly verified as liy law prescribed, to the
iiuderhlk'ncd nt thoolllces ol (;. T. uod
uin, Attornoy, Kommer llld'g., Baker,
Oregon, within six months from tho
ditto of this notice.
Dated this '-'7th day ol Mnrch, 1011).
Bert Cook,
Admlnietrntor of-tlio Kstato of
Eva Cook, Deceased.
C. T. Godwin, Atty. for Administrator.
Tho banks iiaod to buy United States
bonds bearing 2 per cent Interest be
fore the war. That's how good tho
credit of tho United, SJtP ,B'
Wc can supply anything you may
need in the line of Field and Garden
Seeds, and in any quantity.
We guarantee all seed sold by us
I to be of first grade.
Come get our
Timothy, Clover, Oats, Wheat, Barley
or any other seeds you need. We
I will save you money on them. g
I You should place your order for all
t seeds early while ail stocks are com-1
piete. I
I SAUNDERS BRG'S.
s
eooese9390ocooseoo9soonteoKeocGeeoeeaootQ
us your own
if you ret duri&
n n rr
"Your own horsc
sense ought to tell
you what is the best
value when a small
chew of Real Grave
ly Ustes so good,
and lasts so much
longer ihttn u big
saysJjonnoK
Peyton Brand
REAL CHEWING PLUG
Plug packed in poach
Sale of Estray.
Notice In herebr given that in areord-
nnee lth an order of rial March 20th,
lino, liy i-rsiik Clsrko, .luctlco of tho
Peace in and for Knulu Valley District
.No. I , linker county. Oreeon. I w I on
tlie Ith day of Anril I II 111. ut the homo
of W Ii. Martin In said county, at the
hour ot i -in i'. m. of said day. sell nt
imhiic outcry the following deKcrib-d
etitiav animal, towit :
One bay horen a out lliren years old
with black iiiano and tail nii'i ntnr in
forehead and hrnnded with Ton left
shoulder.
Terms of sale: CiihIi In linnd.
Bert H. Rogers, Conslnblo
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given Hint by no
order duly Hindu and entered in the
County Court of the Htnto ol Oretrou for
linker i ounty, of date tho 'JOth day of
ebruarv, A.l). 11HU, in tho .Matter ol tho
'Htnto of Henry Coiper.lnto of said coun
ty and state, Deceased, G. B. S. Hinders
was appointed administrator ol said en
ttonnd lie has quntlfled as such uiimln
istrntor. All. perMiiiH liavinu valid cluinis
aguinst snid estato nro hereby required
to present tho samo to snid administra
tor at Ids place of butiness in Iticliluud,
Oregon, with proper vouchers, within
six mouths from the date of this notice.
Dated this lifJth day o l ebruurv. A.
D., 101(1.
G. H. Bnundors.
AdminiHtrntor of tin Estato of Henry
uoopor, weceasca,
(B. Mesnick,
Attorney for Admlnlstrntor.
Date of first publication March 20, 11)11).
Ditto of Inst publication April 17, lUI'J.
Did you borrow this paper Q
Why not subscribe for it r
Only $2.00 tho whole year
prices on Alfalfa, !
rauitrz x i
chew of ordinary
(jued Ut!e, tmaller chew,
lo ii iter Itfo it what nwkiidfn-uitu-
( ir.n ely ool U-DtsicUMr
thhn ordiniry plal,
fr'rtff fe:
CENl'JNR OuavblV
HA.NVIl ' I'. V A.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
I I'nlilMier)
l)eiarlnienl of the Interim,
I'. S, Lund Oiticn at Ln titande, Oiui
gon. 'cb. 2 lib. Il.
Nti'l ll.'Ii is heniby given Hint George.
I) Simonis, lione puslolllce address Ifi
Uieliiiind, Oregon, did, on the 2Mb day
ol Ma, litis, ii this oillco Ssioin
tateinent himI Apnllejition, No. 0IIU7I,
to pun base the NIC 14 NE 1-1, Hec. 1(1,
N 1-2 N W l-l, Siv II, and .Sij4' SWf,
Sei lioi. :, Tounship KiSolitb, ltnngit-H
I'.hhi, W illamettf Meridlnn, nnd thutinu
ber thereon, under tho provisions ol the
net ol .liinn.'l, IS7H, and actsameiidulory.
known as lies "Timber ninl Stono lw,'(
at six Ii value as infill ho fixed liy np-prai.Heine-it,
imkI that, pursuant to sucli
HiiicHtion, tho land nml tlmb-r thore
on liuw been appra's.nl, 1 100.(10: tlio
timber (ctimnt.d at 22r,0() board feet
at V HI) per M. and the lam! fl7fi.00
tliut mud applicant will offer final proof
in support of his application and sworn
statement on the 2!lrd day of May, 11)111,
before Charles A. Melton, United States
Comiiils-ioiior, nt Hnlfwny, Oregon.
Any pet von is at liberty to protest thin
purchase before entry, or Iniiinto it con
test nt any time before patent Issues, by
llling a corroborated niildavlt in this
ofllce, alleging facts Hint would dufent
tno entry.
O, H. Dunn, Register.
I'lrst Insertion Mnrch (). 1019,
Lust insertion Mny H, 1(111)
TII1CNHW WUST MACJAZ1NK
Ktablbin 1010 Vor Hit d.vlop.n.nt of
Wtrrn In.lmlrlm, atrlciillure, mlnlii, till, mid
r.iilc attracliuni. Of Inttrnl lo the Wwlrrn
InvMtor, frinfr and ilglit.err. 1'rlnll on high
ttrJe t pr wild coprrr linlf-lon. Illuilr.tlon..
yr. J2 i fdipy, iOt. H.mpl., 10c. 1 back nunv
i " 'VJ.2,50.,, T" N.v W.t Mi(.
llUhl 1004 Wlilli Illds., H..III,, Wh,l TO
Woodwaril Av., Delrolt, illcli. Addr: nnr.
nt oric. ur b ii, vhip .,,i...i..iinn t..A....i.
Uli ti.mptpir.
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