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always marked by a narrow margin
and her, team is admitted to be the
pest coached bunch in the northwest
I is too bad Whitworth is not in the
conferences. She has shown up wonder
fully well, doing better than some OF
the conference colleges. And her vote
the conference would decide pos
sible tie. She is entitled to a voice and
to recognition.
The season is ended and now IS the
time for the conference to be called to
arrange the schedule for next year. 1t
would be well to force O. A. c., and W.
s. c. to play a few morei games. Whit
man and Washington both played all
the games they could take on, but other
schools did not. 1t is unfair to try for
the championship by loafing through.
The conference has q lot of things to
talk about, anyway, and a meeting
~ ~ ovoicc
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ceived indicate that the show will be
by far the biggest of its kind ever he'd
anywhere. Governors and prominent
men of all the corn states" have been
invited and many have already accept.
ed.
Rock Springs and Kemmerer Coal
TauSick & Kaufman. Phone 80.
Wait for the cars at the Book Nook
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MANY CASES HERE
NOW
THE DREAD DISEASE RHEUMA-
TiSM HAS MANY VICTIMS.
SIMPLE REVEDY TO TAKE
Home Made Treatment as Given by
Local Druggist and You Can
Mix il Yourself

Thousands of men and women who
have felt the sting and torture of this
dread disease, which is no respector
of age, persons, Sex, COO or ram,
will be interested to know that while
for many years rheumatism was con-
sidered an incurable disease. now it
is one of the easiest Affections of the
human body to conquer Medical
science has proven it not a distinct,
disease in itself, but a symptom
caused by inactive kidneys. Rheu-
matism is uric acid in the blood and
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Lad COnfeSSeS
Many Robbers

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 21.-The
police drew more startling statements
from Gus Johnson, aged II years, the
prisoner who confessed that he
Charles and James Lloyd. are respon-
sible for many safe cracking jobs
throughout Oregon recently. over MS
own signature he told how he robbed
the store at Nyssa, Oregon, and stole a
large quantity Of jewelry. The postof-
flee authorities are interested because
they thought the three prisoners were
implicated in pOstoffice roberies.
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was thought to have a winning team.

was thought to have winning team.
Idaho fell down ANONYMOUSLY. Her
much touted team Of last years vet
Grams, under Middleton, did not make
good. They lost every game, save one,
and that was tied Idaho will have. to
take a great brace if she figures next
year.
w. S. c. has not lost a game, bu. she
has dona little. With a beefy team,
she was unable to do morei than defeat
the light Whitman eleven, which real
~ played circles around her and
would have won had the field been IL
even fair condition. She tied
hrh Washington and Idaho, and
can scarcely claim anything on that
Washington took a bunch of old
players. some new ones, two or three
rinScrS. ard Wei the nhurGi onshiA..
MuScklrstone has no place on q l. am,
nsitrcr las his team ma Z. both #
VIII IN, Dobie brought from the cast.
Neither las Wee" Coyle who did not
graduate from high school, but who is
playing. Protests have failed to dis
place these men from the team. and
4 v,
she has not won fairly.
! The conference rules, in the main,
have been Well kept And by no COL
lege more than Whitman. Pullman
made a stall at keeping them, but Joe
Hahn. professional, proven So won
the game yesterday. Oregon and Q. A.
c. have not been complained of, and
Idaho has, as far as is known played
! fair But Washington and w. S. C, de-
serve censure.
| The season has been a clean one, in
the main. Many surprises have been
brought out, and many 0isappoint-
ments. Whitman and Washington are
without doubt the big surprises While
Whitman won little, her defeats were
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rheumatism because of it's direct
action upon the blood and kidneys,
relieving, too, the most severe forms
Of bladder and urinary troubles: Fluid
Extract Dandelion, One-ha,f ounce;
Compound KargOn, one ounce; Com
pound Syrup Sarsa parilla, three ounces.
Mix by shaking we'll in a bottle and
take in teaSpOOnful doses after each
meal and at bedtime. The ingredi-
ents can be had from any good pre-
scription pharmacy, and are absolute
ly harm ess and safe to use at any
time.
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other waste products of the system
which should be filtered and strained
out in the form of urine. The func-
ton of the kidneys is to sfft these
poisons and acids out and keep the
blood clean and pure. The kidneys,
however, are of sponge-like substance,
the holes or pores of which viii some.
tiines, either from overwork, cold or
exposure become clogged and mac
tive, and fairing in their function of
eliminating these pOisons from the
Diood' they remain in the veins de-
compose and settling about the joints
and muscles, cause the untold suf-
ferlng and pain of rheumatism and
backache, often producing complfca-
lions of bladder and urinary disease.
weakness, etc.
The following simple prescription
'e sad 70 relieve the worst cases of
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Review of Northwest
ID Intercollegiate Football

I. + i + i i. + j i j = + j = I
!. THE EVENING STATESMAN'S !
= ALL STAR NORTHWEST 1
+ FOOTBALL TEAM. ]
+ Center, Tegtmeier. Washington. I
j. Right guard, Hahn, w. S. G. +
i Left guard, Baboock, Washing !
Il ton.
!. Right tackle, Smith, Idaho. !
T. Left tackle, Moullen. oregon. i
i. Right end, Grimm, Washington. =
j. Left end, Savidge, Idaho. 7
- Quarterback, Brainerd, Whit =
j man.
+ Right half, Borleske, Whitman. i
10 Left half, Wolfe, Q. a. c. =
- F'ulback, Clark, oregon.
+ BorleSke, of Whitman, TO be cap =
i. tain: Moullen, of Oregon. to do !
+ the place kicking; Wolfe, of Q. A. 4
j. c., to do tie punting; Blanchard, =
81 of Whitman to coach y
+ i. I. + + j. + i. i. j. + f. I. + i
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GOLD EXCITEMENT
STILL CONTINUES

CHEHALIS, Wash. Nov. 27.-The
excitement in the vicinity of Mayfield
southeast of this city at COWltz river,
shows no signs of abatement. New
claims are being filed daily. Already
forty have been taken. A Seattle man
employed practical miners to work
them
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With the university of Washington
clearly the champions of northwest IN
tSrcolegiate football, the season for
10 ended yesterday. a total surprise to
everybody who predicted anything last
fall. With the two oregon teams and
the university of Idaho the favorites
at the beginning of the season, they
were unable to hold their prestige and
the state university. for four years
almost a nonenity in football, won out
handily.
There can be little dispute of Wash
ington's claim to the title. She played
the heaviest schedule of any school in
the northwest, and won every game
save one, that being a draw with the
Washington State college. State col
!, ge, however. has won but one game.
tying two more. She played light
schedule and all things considered,
can be given no lookin at the title.
However. there is also little doubt
that the Pullman aggregation will Set
UP their annual cry for the champion
ship, regardless of facts, and demand a
post season game. If this is played
Washington will drub the life out of
her.
Whitman has closed a successful
season, despite the fact she has won
but one game. She played in the hard
est kind of luck at Seattle, and should
have tied. if not won. At Tacoma, the
team was battered and unfit to play.
After q good rest, they gave Idaho a
just walloping and four days after,
taking a long railroad trip, went down
before the heavy o. A. c. goants
Again. playing the third game in eight
days, they were defeated by Multno-
ham, but only after they were exhaust
ed. winning in the first half a. virtual
victory At Pullman yesterday, mud
and weight defeated them again
Whitman was unfortunate in playing
most Of her games away from home
Next year, with more games here, an
experienced team and this years train
ing in the bargain. Whitman will be a
factor.
The university of Oregon, touted a
winner mainly on account of Moul.en'
ability to place kick and Clarke's abil-
ity TO punt, went wrong in the Wash
ington game, with her own rooters
supporting her on her own field. She
was clearly outclassed. In fact, her de-
feat of Idaho is nothing in the way
of a stellar performance.
o. A. c., as usual, played the lightesI
possible schedule, winning but on,
game, that from the Missionaries, and
when they were sore and unused to 6
sawdust field. They are the heavies
team in the northwest and Norcros.
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doors and saw a lantern disappearing
in the direction of the tenants home
up the railroad track They fired after
it and watched it bobbing along in
flight. A short distance from the
house the carrier of the lantern awoke
to the fact that hewas giving himself
away, and the light went out. Where
the man went to is not known. But
the tenant has never purchased milk
of his neighbOr since that time.
Any little thing will create a panic
and it is more due to the fact that a
moving picture show of this city had
an interesting program that to the
fact that the spectators were cool, that
ore was averted last night During
the portrayal of the New York to
Paris auto race thrilling and real
lst1c history of that great event, a
dense fog of smoke suddenly filled the
theater. So interesting were the pic
lures, however, that few noticed the
smoke until an attendant shouted
Keep your seats, it is all right keep
your seats" Their attention called to
the smoke, several feminine shrieks
were heard, but the smoke stopped fog
ging up and order and quiet were
again preserved. The trouble came
from heat register in the floor. which
let volume of smoke UP from the
furnace. The manager has been enter
prislng enough to heat his building II,
modern fashion, but it came nearly
causing panic last night
Much tax has been made about the
professionalism of Joe Hahn, the stall
wart guard of the Washington State
college team, who yesterday won the
game for his school by making a place
kick. 1t is understood that the Whit
man college faculty sent an affidavit
to the State college faculty, wherein q
man who paid Hahn for participation
in athletics last summer, swOre his
statement was true However. no at
tentlOn seems to have been paid by
the Pull man authorities to this. before
the game, but after the game had been
played and won a member of the w.
S. G. faculty approached Coach Blan-
chard and said:
Il would like to talk over the mat
ter Of Halm's eligibility with you
Wouldn't that jar you?
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Missouri Editors.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Nov. IA two
day session was commenced here today
by the Northwestern Missouri Press
association. Editors from all over this
section are in attendance
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Cook Arrested.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-The police are
holding j. E Yanner, a Pullman car
cook, at the request of the secret SER
vice agents on the charge of smuggling
Chinese into the United States at FL
PaSO in Pullman cars.
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Nearly Succeeded.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 27.-Advices
received here today declared the at
tempt upon the life of the Russian en-
press dowager yesterday failed only
by a narrow margin, and that she is
so overcome by the shock that she Is
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National Corn Show.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 27.-The second
week in December will mark the OPEN
ing in Omaha of the National Corn ex-
position. and assurances already re-
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under the care of physicians. The an
archist reached the royal carriage,
Guiding the guards, and was only
seized as he was about to fire at the
empress.
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NV Phone Main 1893. se5-sOt
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WINDOW CLEANING

CAN keep you- windows clean cheaper.
quicker and easier than you can ] know
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WHERE TO MARKET.

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BUsNEss REPRESENTATIVES,.

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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

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TAILORING

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FLOOR OIL.

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TO TIE LADIES.


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SIMULTANEOUSLY at I. CHATE'
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WOOD. COAL AND COKE

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ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
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WALL PAPER.

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Wo-k Tor the 1azr 81 days Main 2547.
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LADDON PHARMACY, 100 Florida ave. ne
CHAS. h BLUMIcR, n. Cap and r SIS. ne
AcCHESNEY * JOACHIM, cor. "a and + sts
KRAUS' PHARMACY cor stu and X sts-
hCCHESNEY & JOACHIM. SIh and + SIS. ne
BENZ. Z. l.ANHAM. 18th ana E Cap. ST.