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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20
POLICE COURT CASES

There was no weighty evidence to be
presented In the case OF any Of the prls-
oners arralgned at the Thursday after
noon session OF the criminal division OF
the city court and it took Judge G. q.
Diehl Assistant City Attorney Rogers
and Clerk Clutch only a short time to
hear and dispose OF all cases.
Edward Nash. specimen of humanity
who showed In looks and actions that he
hadn't friend In the world. was ar
pleaded guilty and was sentenced TO AZ
teen days In the city jail. IL was only
few nights ago that Nash was taken
10 the police station. and at that time
court. The man was taken home in the
patrol wagon, but. his wife told the
policeman who accompanied Nash that
her husband had not been home since
supporting the children and did not want
him around. Nash told the policeman to
take him anywhere, but not 10 leave
him at 8 Loves court. Nash did not
seem 10 be greatly troubled over the cold
shoulder given him by his wife. He
stayed at the police station that night
and had not been seen again until ar
rested Wednesday.
John Daley. arrested by Policeman
Hinton for begging. pleaded guilty and
was sentenced 10 forty days hard labor
on the chain gang
Fred Fryer and Joseph Freshmen
pleaded guilty TO being Migrants and
promised to leave the city before mid
night
Walter Korsenski pleaded guilty to be-
ing vagrant and Judge Diehl sentenced
him 10 thirty days In Jail, He Will as
s,st in repairing roads.
Ellen Dixon. who, has been before the
cc'l:t mary times on the charge OF
ID
ofioDse and was given a sentence OF
thirty days in jail, An effort Is being
made 10 nave Ellen placed In the county
iUfirnary.
Julius Jensen was arraigned on charge
OF petit larceny, II being alleged he took
some hay from john II. Whtbeck and
his case was set for trial on Friday at
. o'clork.
The case against J. +. Shacer one OF
the proprietors OF The Chesapeake rest
aurant. for resisting an officer. was set
for Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
Fred Silver. charged with passing out
hdndbils i'm violation OF the city ordi-
mances. had his trial set for Friday at
. O'Clock,
At the forenoon session Of Judge
Dlehl's court. Harry simmons former
Stote Industrial school inmate. who was
ago but did not take advantage of IT,.
was arlUigned on charge OF third degree
burglary. He entered q plea OF not
guilty and his case was. set Tor prelIm-
mary hearing or Nogember p.
Harry Thompson. the boy arrested last
Saturday In the act Of robhinG the home
of Warren C. Bickiord, at 363 North Third
! Wet street. who has confessed 10 seven
! nurglarics, was e.ralEDed on three
charges. As the BOYS attorney was not
.f.Ns sA...l
Friday morning.
Ben Neilsou charged with battery with
q load Of nay entered plea OF not
guilty and his case was set toT trial on
November "a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20

Walter Korsenski pleaded guilty to be-
ing q vsgrant and Judge Diehl sentenced
him 10 thirty days In Jail. He will as
s,st in repairing roads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20

Harry Thompson. the boy arrested last
Saturday In the act Of robhinG the home
pf Warren c. B!ckiord, az 36& North Third
WCst street. who has confessed 10 seven
nurglaries, was c:galEDed on three
charges As the BOYS attorney was not
in court the matter was continued until
Friday morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20

Ben Nelson. charged with battery with
a load Of hay. entered q plea OF not
guilty and his case was set toT trial on
November "a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20
Tribune Want Ads.

Bell phone 52ol. Ind. phone 3eo-34S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20
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|oriey with horses. at Trib.
rs Circulation Dept.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20

Fred Fryer and Joseph Freshmen
pleaded guilty TO being Migrants and
promised to leave the city before mid
night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20

John Daley. arrested by Policeman
Hinton for begging. pleaded guilty and
was sentenced TO forty days hard labor
on the chain gang.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20
IersrsturcS Elsewhere.

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/ ol., Nfi iJ H2R hIHaRS R0Ught
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20

Medicines like those of Dr. V. Pierce of Buffalo, their
den which they do upon their outside wrappers, verifying the
This publicity places these medicines class all BY themselves
prescribing them largely they do in their
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
Literary Notes.

\ no&clette with Southern | dalifof- nia setting the main feature ei the J 4ne M sst ~fT Fl k entitled .iIafs- as,faNfes and k written hN Aus Iln Adams. Nho has cuntTibHled many eaMmlng short stories to tbe magazines. \ Xoung American gil. Sho has beeomc impoverished, seek a situation as glA efne~s en ihe plan isg tion et a wealthy Mexican, and he pictures given of her life with lhi> al. tesesliHg family ae delightful fhe
 >to9y Is Itei1 and roilieking, bat jl has an untitneHffem ef seriousness 9iIa5 giS es il T place lar above the aeetage ephvmeTal maga1ine fiction.
 Ann A amer. the creatnF oi Susan
 etegg, tells SvFy human attle story
 ef aH artist a bo painted only one pie tare; she has cBtied II, Ill NaS >ojd- That's Ait Edna kenIon. whose
 brilliant fiction has always found many admirers, writes one of the best >hoIl stories of the wear, entitled "LoathlS Eoyet. At sandy Devil Island, by Charles Warren, k an
 amusing story Of n President who eS- capped from the cares oi office for q
 fishing expedition and the adventure
 tSfell him. v aFew tarter's Endless Chain. hy Morgan Hastings, is a charming little society sketch told in the form of letters. .sThe Friend, by
 Lindsay Bashford, "The Lee shore. by Guy Bolton, "Eheu" by W. Carey Monderly, "Rapture's Roadway" hy 6. B, Lancaster, "The Mouners, by
 Pearl Wilkins. The Seat of Power, by Johnson Morton, "Neva," by Marie Louise Goetchius, and Mon o6nis MoFiaf,@ by Harriet Gaylord, are splendid stories that will pleased every taste.
 One of the eleeeFest essays that THE SMART SET has ever printed appears in this namber II is by Arthur Stanley Wheeler. and k curiously called. "The Ostrich MT. Wheeler boldly vel politely efiticises the milk-and- wate T fiction winch finds so conspicuous a place in our reriodieals. The poetry k, as usual, of remarkably high standard. and is written by such ser>ss- writers as Edward Wiless NJ ason George S. Niefeck. Edmund anee Cooke, Florence Wilkinson, har ketehnm. I,Faee Butfieli Goodwin. Constance Farmar. Archihald ~ala- Vsn, Allan Uldegtaff, John kendnck Bangs and Clinton ~eoliard.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15

At hearing Al he probate eolft lat saturday morning Judge N right m ade an allowance of sls Ter week to Mrs. Lena \. Green. widow of The late Clarendon Nj Green. during ti1e 7eltie- ment Of his estate
 An alarm of fife ftem box 2. at l9 o'clock Nedne-daa evening called the fire department to ihe. T az street efoss- ing. where loaded freight ear @a- on fire. I;eiofe the dfealsa arrived how ever. employee U 6te fasfaad Lad ex- anEaished the li1aes.
 "A whist 4az eizen by Nf. and Mrs. Richard tsoEa aa1= at tilel5= home an Seward stree -1ay saiae, at which foufissa=Ea# were sf-...i sixteen sioIiars N5s fEa 5xed. which g b he used to s,sltatlEg tae itlie fafk ai tlIe eat junction U 6faee and Rlng streets.
 -The state fassHimenl of fhe tt. \. R. wa~ held ia AHltzetown Asd. ne.day. Gomfaie Edward t'7i.sold of Guilford va elected Department commander. and A Potter q ban- ielson. Junior Vice commander. ". E. Nhittemofe attended from this eity and C N GfosSeaof iom PoHffet. - Mrs Pierre Mont iiie.a wei known resident of Putnam, died af her home on the outskirts ef tbe ely Wednesday morning. aged II wars -he had been in failing heath laI >afne lime. She was al ore tiae saHesl aty in Inc llngbee Corporation si1re. Steiz -lf- sieed by a husbaad and 9zehileifeus The funeral sefsissz sIlf fs= asld tt=.,i. Nafs church salasia7 nl3Faiae.
 Nh and Nrs N N iieyef Wefe m spencer Sa@fdas= attending Ihsra. neral . Nrs nWyee- motl4e3 Airz. ti. len f.riilla -aeeHy TAe Se7z tees Nefe held ta tl4e Church q the iInay Ra~a- fy. witch ,sas crowded with felaiise> and l9ie6d- The aotat tribute, were many, mmne them Icing pillow marked e3aadma. from Beatrice William, E5o and GeneNieNe bWNef, a bouqatI aE carnations fiona AlissAHee lSildae, aod iank> and ferns fTem Ms Amta keitit. ef Putnam
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
Talkina With tho Dead.

The i,lea of tue possibility of spiri, communication is of itself In nowise opposed ta reasonable belief. but is | matter to he decided hy rtgld exsmi- nation alone. And ye; In every age tciief has swayed from roie to pole. accot,.iag Co the prevalent habit of thought Three hundred years ago thls telief WAS soleulnly upheld hy the chief lAsSsicc of England al time vhsn deaal was ceasiderct evidence af deaipaiRe lsssS~esSiaa Fifty years gse w3s.a Darwin and Huxley iraagln. e1 ibat taeS hsa Rashy4a hack the hor ,lers If toe auAuaNahie to the fartasst p,laG aE8inaeie the stu ssaaa sasce of NsaAsg afaearcf crying 10 wsl. seaHess af sessIs aud is'ers. FeAiay, eNt.0 wan the iast Hte years. the peaaaa A4s swaas aissias iy back fen aEi fas alstaal aaiag agaa tud atl tee t sig sssaaee MsalaH ns hee ae' alters aes. aaa | x the aaials ef tile ssg s wil5ca aleae aee sHNs Ag- Es< sAaE.es foAasssa .a EsgavtS
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15

Rev Ii F. Henoit Will preach al the Baptist church sunday afternoon at sao o'eIock
 -Mrs. 6 Harold Gllpatric enter- lained at a bridge luncheon MedheS- day afternoon at her heiae en Sewafd str,ei
 Holland and Milfred Cartier of this city. aged fuuf and fiNe Seafs respect. sxeiy, were committed 10 the fempota. " Home hy JadgoN right an Monday.
 Mrs. John Sahln enteftaired the O. NJ Cub at her home en school street Tuesday evening. The enter talnment and amu>ements were of a progressive character,
 -"Souvenir W. IT. Taylor has pre- sented to the Public Library, Wind ham County Temporary Home, and the Day Kimball Hospital. handsome ly framed pictures of the moencain laurel, our state flower
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
ssr.rn cnr

Th~ tnsl ag -six ssere t.sresdie'. z Ms<-ue. fgs fasr.ssf F ghe as-s s'es ne uss b4rsIn 10 tbs -aperias solt q 2 sggiassrstle, T as-sa6y ra5fFaaiiz. i-.s'4s Attorney -eaFf. Is teiBz assisaea iii .'.e proseea25en by Pfosessiaz sif i5sf B44hee. of WfI8nssutle Attorney charses l.. Tsrfey. sf tal- eiiy. ~ss as- signed oy tie eogft f9r ttle sseiefi''s' as he aeeo-esi has no fafsei..
 ItisAliegesi by ifls -iale thai eil 'i'e night Of January lsfh. apssiiei fi'9'. dered ii. friend. Pietro IHnaioie' o' New York. who va. ou ztsii to the Cspodieis. in Moe~ap esppdiei 2 Ni's say.. that in The night she beard 2 scream and axoke 10 ind her husband standing oyer hi. friend eith an axe that he sfterwsrds ihre~ the '''7s ID the fiyer. Capo-iiei strongly maintains his innooenee. and has accused ilis "iie of the crime
 AllofTuesday xaz speft in mpaaei- ing a jury. Ten juror had f.7tn act'el r ted when the panei Of is ~as exhaust ed.
 IL vas wednesisy afternoon ~faeh the jury was eompieted-
 inc trial wa immediately Deg1n The first witness introduced were eA' perts, who exhit tied plans ot the honse photographs of The nom and oi me body. Df. Harry E Ferris, lectafe' at Yale. gaze exPeri tsstimony regard | ing the blood on fhe clothing. and oth- er exhibits and as 9a lhe stand RDei 1 court adjourned.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
 kilisnEly Bi ctnisnniaI

The Connecticut Horticultural Soeie- ", Icing properly interested i'll the ob- sefranee ef the Bi CeHtenhial of the town of kiIlinglyi which will be ceIe- bfated during the first week in July, has appointed the following commitlee { to represent the society al tbe exereis es Rev. Dr. Samuel Hart, of Middle town, Asalle J Wright of the state Board of Education, Miss Ellen p. I.afned, of Thompson, Charles Hel kins Clark of "The GoafaBt and F. Clarence iiisseil, oi the state Comp trellef's office
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15

easzna8ssns are to haze uew eaFS The -eesad team. lfe Painasnss are se- ing neasare5 for ne x asife saits-
 E,sts hope E vii se i@sg ssssss be- sare Ns strike the tofaxzan.
 Dass affasex-slee eei4snie.x He pitcher {. pstaing theaa over for tne fonneeti- cnf Agricultural college thiz seasoa He retired tbe Greenyiiie klckers. st Not MEea lssl saturday Eithous hit and wiihout g run.
 While Pop Eaton Lad predicted an Andem victory iasi saturday se aoaat f he expected 10 se completely snow them under. IL l. thought up in t1e Dalez that i, the present bunch of youngsGefs gre kept together that they will soon be giving a good aceOuHt Of themselves.
 SEy BASE BALL G.0tsb
 The greatest piece Of news that has eYer been handed to Putnam 6ase bail enthusiasts wss promulgated wedns-- day. When 1t was first learned ths; the big tot at the corner Of School and ProsIneaee streets was 10 be turned into ba-- ball park. many wefe skep- tieal and n the s.ssTs.=S they ~aiketi up to the spot to azsufe themselves that the good news was true, and when they sae that the diamond had already teen plo.ed up they sete satisfied
 Mir. 4. l. Morse is lathe. Of the pro ject He went fo work without saying a word to any one. had sn engineer lay out the diamond and had Il plo1ed up, This i. his style of doing business. He doesn't want the band io play and g crowd to 9athsr when he does any thing. and had Il been possible to do so be would have kept ths matter secret until the ground had been put ia readiness for The fifsi game. lie says he wanf- good place l fJI teams to come and trim Putnam l bat in realty Afr Morse has aIw ay' taken q quiet interest in the team, sci dom missing game, and he wanti | Painam to haze as good or bette grounds than any team iii ihe league
 The hone plate viii be located l. north @est corner of the lot near thi bridge aad the diamond will exteue soutt east. The whole field was care fully gone ogef and this WAS deeidef upon as tlie lest pot ai things con siaefed. lo locate lhe diamond Nhet completed Putnam sil doahfiess has the Lest ball grounds in eonnecticuI.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15

any hitting fsss tssli would fe vel. ard fHe pFpser. Hbxefs were bsse with esss. williams ras gp. He hit hs't osse. Dsse gs8 t with his ieft land snd More nasle the pat oat- ii ~az q gseaf s:3p Y Robertson h4eti T. Bamas. McKiBney hit ss Gagse snd was oas ai fifst.
 T5s esr ffefn the North easne ia l-N88is wnfiHg sg Jeweff Ciiy snd the TsfieIlle-W aaTex an soots < Fss learned. Everybody ~as DOS hoping fof an Andem sietsry. 0n reaching Daniel -yn. Andem.' 5 to victory sas heard 1 bat was hardly credited untii II wa. confirmed at Dag4iiie and all knew that Putnam headed the procession.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
=o& METHOD

hay9!lte ls lH mourning.
 fataams Vs= = T. 4 ef Nel,sief on ei sfss Ia oesg saturday
 Jesetf fitY ia Nofth 6asssenef.ialr saturday ll will l,ea hot one as Je. seli has gai te eel ea the board and wtli make gteat struggle IAg clerks deteaied lhe r II k . to | fdesday afternoon in ln inning game. Manager Magnan tfled hiS hana ii umdfiug and had a strenuous Afternoon Fl would be good thing T every player eaHd have try at t.
 s.CAieA Htadent has rl aquarium at his stofe on rfee iaence street. Captain Mlron, m company wilh pitcher Lluis Renln of the futnans. hiked te the fi3et the ether night with string, heni pins, and feW woems Atlef sever 8 hoar~ sparl they returned with t pail of horned ro0t> and presented them la lhe Alderman who ha, them ia Rlass U Waief= N hen they gfow up ne misat sti tltem on Sanloy as thes wo1ti thHa ha els enough 10 come aaiet the head ol fo1l
 eoekslafgfs musttei, played lse- neiit game og bah ln Denver lhe ethee 1sY N hen 4t.sV came h hal an auta N ls fan oal ia the plate. N hen he htt the h.tll IL iumps1 in and wa, carried areaad she bases That would be good ldea tof few ol our tired ones.
 l.ouls st Martin has new.pipe The hawi represents base bali play etsS head. When he smokes Ii he has visions of becoming great catcher lie was awakened last saturday and has deci,lcd that lie has more talent As whist player than catcher.
 While waiting Al the station at Je- welt city last Saturday news boy ap- preached Pop Morse and asked him 10 " paper Pop told the boy he ( ,nldnl read English, that he was a Pole. The boy replied, s.Sou look the pirt Mister, how iong are yee
 Putnam and WilIiamssille went ten rsunds to a draw oa the Morse lot last Saturday After three or leur hours Inc seore MAS ten each and the game WAS called for supper. Alter supper il N k. teo dark to resume. II will he D ayed of At some future day, when tae game can begin early in the morn mg,
 rhe Patnan team has two crtpples, NJ 4fen and agne, both having game ies> Niaefl deiged aa iu>hoei the tie.g ume ID lsst saturday and turned Ass naa ankle ant |, laeked for few minate> as ! he would haze lo slune.
 tsasn eeftaials cunning. uet eniy Nsth l#e s3tsk. gaaf he ls dleslas them astsa tHt d5fs Ia 0aS ihat stops hase hts ks e55 tN3 ereas ane haaa s4ar. la.s Week
 4he MaaaseF raataass ia improve AIS ssus asHina ta Aa When k ssls Ae eaa leesse file seeaad bag as He ai1 ea ass thtgi trs ia thela. game thsfp W he Aa nage ,se&8as.
 Pop MaEse 4s sa4eHas iAe Initial bag like I selsaa, aud is sstyias hlts when thsx ia she most god Had Inc first one he hit Saturday goas fair he would have brought home a nep hat from panielson elo,hlss.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
Msthe.il.t harel, \ e,e.

The members ef the Methodist church. welcomed their new pastor on Wednesday evening hy gishug him | Nav baskel rafty. Although the ba,
 Aet wa< ef mammoth proportions t MS fuli ta eNeffIoaing. and many package, had to he eaffied in wiling efms There were about one hundred present. When all were assembled in the parsonage, addresses of welcome wefe delivered by C. Nichols repfe. seuting the stewards Louis Baliey the sunday school D. B. tiiloefl The Ep- worth League. F.. M Arnold the Wts. lcsan Brotherhood. and Miss Alice Cunningham the Woman Home Mis- .ionary Society Mrs. Gilbert and lii- He daughter, Jeannette, presented flow CTS. Mr nelcher ieeHngiy responded. Thefe eas also an entertainment con sisling of readings aud music, closing with singing "Blest he the tie that blnd- \ basket of sweets was pre- seated Co the pastors children.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
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is4laefutz WOODS oek.s.> PROBATE faa6f Ma
 t.t7ss at NasfrT r >nau, Hffs=8t Na64lsfek iH =.ta sfI>ftti atrsasen.
 faH sFf i.i tag ot G eTes N -eV rfay= lne nal .a At=tt-5saent ii writing atpettHttg 70 st t#-s F IT sl1 teSitmetai sat sad Waiter r. SHoW oec as, may be Ptoerd, approved. ait. owed sad admitted ionre6alr as ptr application ou Hle rzefs faIis 9pfs8r., f is
 tiffieied. fbef said application he hfsfd aud dfttTuiiH-d d #t ils Probate tliee iI alastne in said bistr.gt# au flt 2.d Jay of May 4 D las ai eioek iH fhv afternoon and that public notice te given 0t ht peule sc9of said apulseailan ana iiilAe aud rtscs oi caring thereon by pub Nshtng copy et ta}s eftifr ancs tn | neR spsper having a eireu atlaH ip sad district aud bs post in3 eops theFeef. en fhe public sign post in the town oi W ondstoek, at least , days before said das oi hearing
 tertined from Record,
 % CLARENCE CHILD, Judge
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nlsIBE OF F 0APsoN. PROBATE litausi Ms A=a. t. Ns i8S
 Estate 4i f,farse HentY laoh-, late fl the t4sn ai lheazH-aa lz ssHtt ,li-fF5et,5iee -ast5i.
 pon the application ot samael E. Moffis 7url FFaHk kiiH taeeli-, EScerors ot the Wll ot sad deeea<ea. pestiHg thst sn oTder De issHea empowering Hvtu 70 sci tlle feal e,tstie oi sad seeeaseti. situated n -asd I houps II, as fer .afa application na fie a3oie ifiiy appears. | is etztCrei fhat saad 4ff sHti=n be beard aud de- tstmluti 1t Jte rebate office n Thompson in said dsstriei ea the 33f5i ,lay of May, \. D.. t.s5s. al Fl ee!oek tn iae forenoon and that a0tiee he given oi iie ncHdtnc oi said spfiea- cation, sHa tie tsme and place ai hesHlHg ihete- eu AN publishing iuis ortei two tunes in some ueN.parcr Aavlu1 circulation ia said district aa v 70 iirg pN et gt5, erlief eu the rfhoc -i.n-pa-i ia the sewa ot Thompson to sa l stHaei, 4Hsl IS sisiH- Haiira 70 flIa Nillaw zzs 4il tsis-=at-laN dt zaI1 dI-alef e.taet rer- sHaa.te % hv mafilqE e eaft one, pfeptid fasssse, 8 rQp0 of tit- aftigi. ll du ar bgt4se f=e=8 IfEz ot May, lgA> stA 5ttetu maae fo 'lf, =i1sf ef rat{ee -lsea. Ate,t, GEORGE Sz 8zgst5s s,A .isi .e#
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ffsFSt Ns

Nasgpr isa ast eae nsar fea,sw oa hts feeg aas wHA Ma>. NNS@eF-s N fst7sFs have yee ts.ea sealins yonr money away on nnW Na.Ser Your next hushaad uaastam I've had ay Isgs Insured i.ssasea Answers.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
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F<te,ssis s4@isE9VIGLE l.


 Ieuteen wifh total 0f 3i is what Nudem did to Nf Ho~ef- of Day tille flst Saturday He sas completely al Their MefseY aaa they stmries tnttened thetr batting averages on those choice shoots that tbe week previous had made then look like lot of club sWinRers.
 Anlems 9 . 2 q 0-l5 Datsiile | I Q J I q q 0-i AraraAN aH-fArTvItLE .
 Naufegpa aud Nefwich.Tattsille played another ntce gane OH Saturday ar. thes eadei grounds Nauregsn : eon4eeeef. ef tbe ~atafday before go= ing thenl ono Letter sbalilHg them oat : ia l.
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Hsxs, N ssaaaea ss III ns fater~>tsd

II yoa haee slains n The baeki | glaafN kadieF ar Kidney sFoahle, and N ant certain. pleasant herb cure seF Wetnaaas ills. trN Mother Gray ], Australian issaf. | lS a safe snd neNvi mail se egs. sample package FIR EE .s;ssTe>s, The Mother Gray Co.. lsRey \. |.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
. ..e,.aIn ears f.r Aslias r.st

Shake Mle Near sAee> Alien, Foot k,Sss. loN der. tt cares Hged, Aeh- lng. 1ali0aS, Sweating, swollen teei Al al Druggists and Siles ~tafvS, 15e. ~9alpss ttSAt. .Aidpess, Aliea @. Uamstesi, leisos V. N.
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Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
 JEN FIT 1FH

sDsmas hit by batted bail. D. Mag nan out not fetoaehing first base.
 Innlngs 2s 5 5 S Al. Il T a | U-5 JG. D D . : q : c q 0--5
 Two base hit. Ii1otte. Gsgne, Na- fiftl. struck oBt by Magnan 5 Wiz 5uf !. Base on balls. Iagnsn l Nii- Hul }. Sacrifice bits. Morse. Williams. i. G Robert son. stolen fbazez. Wills. Baigle. iJonbfe play Gagme, More te II Aaxunn mpife Foiey Aiten- dance 1 Tine : heass.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15

.Classic" Shirt Waisa. <,s| More wonderful bargains in ns' waists, just received. 8, soc: :. ,..tsugg Every waist we offer at s5c " worth tl.25. =. Other extr. values at si.25, t2.OO t2.75.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-15
Groceries

to blessed customers. Pare fooos eeos, sa, pn,. !. Fragrant Co-ees and Teas, Ffes nes, DJ, ,.e ,s,sod Egzs. and Jams that delight sne .ile rslate we'rs eonservers o' the pus.s snok. se.lfh bspDtsess, and the poek t-ooo. .s ss .s.s - ssv ef tbe rolling year U ao U .sa yoa, name to our lis, of pleased GUS t0mers-
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-01-06

the Tacoma walker and wrestler. has
mapped out.
Raupp says that he is going to COM
plete his "hike" to Chicago in COM
pany with Oscar Holland. After he
has arrived there he says that he
will wire for his fiance. a Tacoma
maid, to come by the earliest train.
When the wedding will follow and
when Nature begins to display the
glories OF summer the return trip will
be begun. The groom will tramp be-
side the mount OF his blushlng bride,
and thus by easy stages, they will
return to their home city, making one
of the most novel and unique honey
moon trips ever accomplished.
Raupp and Holland are still in Spo-
kane, where they are temporarily i'm
peded by lack of funds. Just how
they are going to secure enough funds
to make their living they are puzzled
to discover. but Raupp declares that
he will push on and that he will
make the world open its eyes.