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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

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oNtenn man aif eincm Sabr@
nn marft Dor elmer Snoe ltebt,
~" Dor nelder Elm Snnspurit
nit groBem Snmstam uno
Smuggling, NIT fnulen @iben nnb
lpioerliden @ciidts> g rrenfun9en Die
S6alluiti9en iudt berein3uloden, 10
neis man ais pernilnftiger Wteni6,
DaB bn Sdipinbel nno fauler 3uuber
oabiuter itedt nnb man ber3idtet
9erne barauf, Die ~8ieienbame" oOer
Den .Seuerfreiier" 81 iebcn. gdIr
ainber inb nit mdbi9en @eiitessIns
lagen b~eranlagte vgrpnfiene" fons
men bDdbitens fir Den fragli6en @e>
nuB ibren @roi6en b~erseben. -
Gebnli6 gebt es audi nit Der nit 10
9roBem Sam>tdm unb Smuggling eins
geleiteten nSos : BON : 81 o M
9 epeeung". Sas Giu5ige, mas
iid babel vbepe9t", finb ibre SreB>
Organe nit Der .@artburg" an Der
Spibe; Tie beior9en aueroings meiitere
bait Die Sunftionen zines grimaiienS
ihneiocnoen Sanspurit. aleiu trob
aler %2iebesmiib' baben lid nod lnn9e
ni6t 10 piele uSumme" gefunben,
pelte fir Den offenbaren Sdipinbel.
lpelder in Der 2ossponsHom : 9lioe
eeSei9t miro, ibre fatboliide llebere
5eugung geopfert bitten. SIN per@
gangenen Sabre 1907, (bas 3ebute
nd6reno Der .8ene9ung") iinb in
9euti6s @Dbmeu i'm @anSen 976 Ser
Inurn arr pbnunPIiihpu Airrhp iihernce
treten = unb bnfiir 10 piel @eidrei?
Sn6ei Diro Die 3nbl bon Snbr gu Sabr
%9erinaer, gnn5 nb9eieben bapon. m a 8
fiIr Wntcrinl es lit monit Die gpanaes
liihe airhe III Seiterreih 6ealiidt
piro. Ism u%nleren friibercn Ius>
%fiibrun9en iibcr Die b0bmiihen
S6nnps : Gonpertiteu puroe bieies
i6on otter beleuhtet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
,Grklarem Sic rs MIR amf
prmtfd."

Gin ei9enarti9er 9riump6 Ser beuts
i6en Spra6e iii in Der &e9islatur bon
Chin gu per5ei6nen, no lid Der Nb9ez
pronete Weper - t6atlG6lid, nidt
figilrlid - erlaubte, Oeut6 nit
ieinen G~oQe9en 81 ipre6en. @S iuar
Dies iein reOneriider 9ebiit uno ais
CT auf cine Sraae III etipaS gebrodes
mem Gnglii6 a%ntiuortete, rief i6m Gin
anOerer G6georbneter bDbnii6 gu:
o@rfldren Sic es mr. nuf beutlh!"
Wlepcr ~idneqgefnBt nabm ii6 Dor. Dem
Sle9el cine 2eftion 8u eeben. @r err
bob lid unb ludte ben Subalt ieiner
8orloge allf Oeutid Den Weit9licbern
beritanbIi6 81 MAIDEN. Siaentamp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Cir ,,lteber" iameer 5ttam,t.

N bealmeni9en eibt es in n~nirren
I'll 5a9en, mic IN Der ga15cn
NJ Wclt9eihidte, perbdltnibmGBia
IN / 9 e. SoeaImenifen
iperben BEL ibren 2eb6eitenm eiz
items ipeni9 %nnerfonnt, nnd1 ibrem
Z o D c bon Der fatbolil6en Stride auf
tbre Mltdre erboben, bamit Die
WenI6beit Wuiter babe pie mar
leben uno iterben Iou. 8cnn mir
nun beutc Der lieben Suaenp, Der
m a Of II, einen Sbcalmenifen
lGtloern tpoLlcn, 10 miro es ouber in
n e9attner 8ciie geibcben. 8enn
min polltlbe reoeten. unb Den bl. Ilopz
Itus, 8. 9. n%urfiibrtcn, ipiiroe Die Suz
9eno i'm - pieuei6t neil er nenia
bonn SalebnQ unb anoerem Sport"
pnBte all5uleidt ncrahten. Ses
faien mir inns baber nit Scmieniaen,
mas elm iun9er Mauu n / Of t iein ipu.
Or lol ntd)t flufen unb fem aee
Observation-Disclosures 8irtbsbauS : Be-
lnfer iein. Gr iou niht 51 iener
birnloien @eieli6aft seboren, neldc
Des Sonntdgs I'M Saiebnu ais
vprofeiitonele 8ibbolbe" pber porz
5igli6e ~Sriiubanic" befannt iinD,
bercn Sanspurltiaben tie gum Stabts
8eiprdG MADDEN. gr IoI nidt berz
baB feline gltcri1 INNER tpiiien
iouen, mann er bonn Sauie fortaebt,
mann er beimfommt llnb to er iid in
Der 3ipii6en5eit nufsebulten bot. Gin
Gtann. lpel6er ii6 fir ees
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

Ib9eorbneter bon Solcbo, unter6rah
TIN nno ridtetc perf6iebene, sleid,s
falls IN oclitid geitclte 6rasen on ibn.
Gin in Den binteren Geiben iibenbes
Wttglieo, oas fem 8ort beutid pcrz
itebt, rief nun: r9ie 3pci i~iberbGifcn
uus NIT Sd)impfereten" unb 1tuter
2d6en bccnbete ber fpndere Seutide
feline prddti9e 6ebe. Dieter beitere
3pt!fenfaa erfpetft Elm ipeb~ntiltbiaes
G6o an Die 3eit, mo bic 2egislatur
bon SennihIbarien pariiber
dbltimmte, Oh lie beuti6 ODER englilf
sur Sanoesipra6e erbeben iolte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

Dem Batter urlier" bes Y~rebieers bas
% c g rinse lei it 8 II.
90 ari gebetetl = Iqes\ ,fluae
Iiidii6tndbme" auf Die 9cubefebrtcn,
ipelhe Den llebertritt fpeientlif err
leihtern ioQ. Ius bemIelben @runbe
bort MAJ au6 in proteitantil6en 8ets
bduiern bds fatboIilhe 2ieo: s5icr
Iicst bor Seiner WsaieitGt, i'm stanb
bic Gbriitenihaar." (llU
<<++
SIT bds nidt 20 Of 5 r., in
bes 8orteS perfpeseniter 8cbeuting +?
unb nit iolfen S6pinbeIeien inf1t
man BEN nblterbenben Yroteitantiss
mus nod einmal fiinitlif gu belebenl
Sa nod mebr. Iift MIR nit
S1ninbel uno Sanspuritelcien iuft
man linn inter Die Irme gu greifcn,
fonoern neuerbines nuh micber cins
nal init rober, 9eeen alles @olferreft
1h%reienocr q epa t. Sas nelie
Seretnsgeies. nit Dem berii6>
tt9ten Sprahen : Tnrdgras
berbietet bcn fatboIiihc
Eolen, se9en Die bns bunpss
fottll6e 8e1eb eiaens fabrisiert
fpnrhe. bel @eriammlunsen iif ibrer
MfitterIprdfe 5u bebienen, baaeeen
1T Den prpte It q Of sen
Sttduern, Wiaiuren, @enoen, 8aloz
men uno Sdnen Der @ebrauh i6rer
gfutterlpraHe bel %eriammluneen
erlaubtl Gs mub bod pabrz
lid lebr faul NIT elmer 3elieion
lteben. fpenn man Tie burh Iolde
frcpelbafte gersetpaltigunaen tiinitlid
erbalten mubl Sas lit Sic be-
riibmte, in Der preubiiden Ierfaliung
geiudbrleiitete 8lei1beit Iller
Dor Dem 8eiebel Yfui iiber
oieic Shanbe. = SDren benn Die
Ybariider Der preubiifen 3anoesfirde,
ipelfe 10 bobnlddelnb, i6ren fatbos
lil6en Witbiireern Die ae6le slbriifen
tonncn, nid)t ben Silfes uno @ebe>
ruff i'm eigenen Eager? S,6en
lie benn nift nie Die Stilrmc pes I'm
glaubens alidbrli6 SauIenbe aus
ibrer Stride binipegfeeen. ipie pben aez
3eigt purbe? Seben Tie ni6t, pie
oas moberne 5eibentbum Defenders
IN ibrer Sebrerpelt nnbcimIife
Sorti6ritte maht. 10 baB man 3. Q. in
Den nod driitlid geiinnten areiIen
iih 5u elmer energiiden
u b eanng aufrafft?
So, man erfennt bier ifon ieit aez
ranmer 3eit nit 10 ahienbcr
9 eunrubieun g, bab Der 8 III
nnb bamit Der aeiammten
bcs beuti6en Iolfes bon
Seiten elmer hriituss feinblifen 2ebs
r~eripelt groBe @efabr brobt. = Sod
man Iiebt ben nbeimIihen
VI bgruno niht, Dem man entoeaens
tretbt. man bort Die Siilierufc niht,
nein, man bat anbere Saden All
tblin, man fabri8iert lieber d. M
Ole Iusndbme : @eiebe|
3egen fatbolif1e Ritbiirz
J r, man croi6tet 81 lpiterifans NJ
algef6thten unb ale MOO
llden ebrlpie 6 ii 9 c II. man per<
bon Der aan5el berunter oas eins
@olf gegen Die &atbolifen -
mar Idet MIR 8 a s - unb mas
lpirb Die grute iein2 - HiirS
Der Yroteitantismus aebt Ieis
@erfaa entgesen, nit tobtli6er
Stfcrbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Mtir lit aue @emaIt sesebeu.
Mattb. %, 1870.
Fir hrm ,,kleimen a1lenee''
nnh ergrm has Traktirrm.

@egen Die @efabren bcs unmGBigen
SrtntenS uno zines un6eitlihen
8irtbsbauSs 9ciu6es, baben Iiiltos
mare Der Hebemptoriitens @dter in Den
aoblcnrebieren Senniplpanien's Elm
Mittcl Sur I~npenbuug gebra9t,
ipel6es in lpeitereu &reiIen befannt
9emn6t 5u perben berbient. @s
i6eint, baB piele 8rubenarbeiter an
3abItn9en ibr @elb nertrins
fen. 9ie eifrieen Itiiiondre ba6en
besbalb 3ettel bruden laIien, aui
pel6en fol9enbes geripre9en itebt:
.Ius 2iebe 81 Se1us, D1aria
nnO Soiepb beripre6e if, MIDI
bon geiiti9en @etrdnten 81 ent1
balten unb ale S6anfitdtten on
3abltageu 81 meioeu, iotpie bon
Snmstag Witta9 bis Wouta9
Wforgen pd5reno - Sabreu."
Nan lam ni6t MIR Nidts ee9cn
cine iol6e IaBnnbme eiu3utpenben
baben, ipnbern es lam MIR nit
Sreuoen begriiBt tperben, ipenn bieies
Wiittel lid frdftig 9enus erpeiien
ipQte, por llnmdbigteit im Srinfen 81
parnen unb Iauu, Srau unb &inbern
bartberbtentes 8eIb gu
pdren.
Ser @ertb bieies SeiImitteIs Iiegt
BARN, oaB es ba5u anleitet, Die
Is elegenbeit our II n NJ a B O.
teit uno our 9elbber Of 10 e NJ
Dung 81 meioen. 9as lit eigentli6
Elm Observation-Disclosures Mittel, benin
Sober Der b / Of t unb 81 e iiber
feline Siinben bat, mub audi ents
idlpiien fem, Die II d Of Il 8eIes
genbeit our Siinoe 5u meipen.
@er ni6t in cine S6anfitdtte geben
lam, obne lid 5u betrinten ODER pbne
pieI @eIbperi9ipenoen. Der blei6e
bnrnusl
llno ba mir chen bonn q cIbbers
Of fpenben reben, 10 fam in bieier
9inii6t Die 8efdmpfune, unb omar
cine ernit tie Setdmpun bes
Srafttr Il ebeIs ni6t 9enu9
empfo6len fperoen. IS lit I6on oft
9enlg barauf bin9enieien tporoen,
mie unperniinftig bas Sraftiren lit.
8arum ioaeu 5ipei Serte, Die 1i6 3ns
fdlig III elmer Shanfitdtte t~reffen,
etnanoer nSretbier" taufeu? &auft
man chamber IS 81, penn
mar lid in elmer 8Gferei trifft?
Cher fault man chamber IS il
meot5in", fpenn mar Iif in elmer
Gpotbefe be9egnet?
Natiirli6 Die gntport lit: oSas lit
bait Die 3 rinfiitte in Imerifn,"
Nun gut, bann iou Die Id6erli6e
Srintiitte ab9ef6afft tperoen.
Su Sdnbern @uropa's lit bas
9ueairen, Ons Soroern altf 9eeen
poer Siitolen, nltd5 cine Sitte. 0as
pobl ~Eobti6iebs Sitte". Sn
Seuti6lanb inufen Die S%tubenten
mic Die BIDDER" uno baben Saufz
Sueue. 8as lit all6 .Srinfs Sitte"
0td9 ieinl Aber perniinftig
ober Of riitIi6 lit bos besbalb nod
Of t. 9ns Sraftiren lit elm
birnloier l%lniinn unD ie l6neQer
oagegen gemadt miro,
oeito better.
BeiI Der %Yfleine Tlebge" Gin reft
praftiides Rittel lit, LII Der fd6erz
li6en ~Srinfiitte" bes Sraftirens
ernitbaft ent9egen5utretcn unb audi
bilft, bab Die n6bite 8elegeus
belt our llnmdBisteit unb gum @elb>
oerI6fuenoen 9emieben .ipirb, oesbalb
lei oerlelbe redt marin empfo6len.
Ser ~fleine Yleoge" entbdlt feines
glemeute beS Yrobibitions Sanas
tiSmus unb biirfte fir @iele Elm re6t
l%pertbooles @iittel 6u pabrer M6bigs
fcit Goi,, l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Getrem bis In htm Toh.

@eidGftsmann Wsitel Tin Der @pos
tbefe) !: Sd bin %lebensmiiSe, 3err
Gpotbeferleben, gebe &c mer Gift."
Ipotbeter (iGsinbar auf bas Scr
lansen einaebenb) .Shon, ipaS
polIen Sic baben, arienif oScr
Strpdnin2"
Weitel: .Wat es biaieer2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
5hmerrr 8rrmf.

Saidenbieb (bie .@obe3eituna"
ltlloierenb) .Sn unferem Bernie
lernt mon bod ME aug lest
iperoen Die 5aiheu Idon tpieoer an
elmer a,oeren SteQe s~etrasenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

Gin Sabr Saft unb cine Celebrate
bon 500 bat einen Nefu Dorfer Mpo>
tbeter getroffen. Der Goeain obne dr5ts
li6e @erorbnuns perfaufte. Ser @es
nub bieies entieblihen 0iftes lit iueit
perbreitet unb foroert beinabe 10 piele
Spfer lpie oaS Worpbin ODER GbloraI.
IS iolte nidt 10 leidt fem, Gocain
ODER elm anbereS Gift. - ooer 8ebol>
Der unb LANCE Neiier an faufen. lpie
!Safer9riiee ODER 8ni6blau. uno iibers
all ioute Der 8erfnuf bon .@iftcn
Seueripaffen ODER WeIicrn. bic offeus
bar perbre6eriiden 3lpeden pienen
iolen. mcbr beitrdnft fem. ais bas
ieet lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

Sic br%alilioniide 8eaieruua hat,
ipte aus bio De Saneiro beriftef tpiro.
Die obligdtoriihe g~iufiibrlna Der
oentl6en Sprafe in allen hoheren
Shulen unb 9cbranitoIten, iofpeit bies
lelben Der gunbesresieruna unterz
iteben, beidloHen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

G~intauieno fiinfbunbert unb pierz
5ebn WeniHen iinb i'm lesten Sabre
IN Den TennipIpania : aohlenaruben
um's Seben gefommen. Welher
Nro5entias fommt oapcn nuf fabrs
ldliigc 3obtuns nnb Rorb burh @es
ipinns @ier ieitcns Der @rubenbeiiser?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

N beolmeni6en 9ibt es in nnicren
"A Sa9en, mic IN Der gan5cn
8cltgei6iGte, perbdltnibmGbig
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-29
IRRIGATION IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY

irrigated and unirrigated plats, all
conditions being idsAtical, are so ia
vorable 70 irrigation that no doubt
remains as to the value Of the use Of
water on the growing crops. To Illus
trate: A half acre plat was planted
to corn on June IA, 1907. Between
June 90 and 2S the pumping plant
was installed and on June 20, with
the corn already three inches high. the
corn was irrigated for the first time
In a few days the corn showed the
effects Of the water, and in three
weeks 1t had decided advantage
over the unlrrlgated corn.
The yield in green fodder per acre
was: Once irrigated corn, 1000
pounds; twice irrigated, 1866 pounds;
unlrrlgated, 5647; per cent of increase
once. irrigated over unlrrlgated, "a;
twice irrigated over unlrrlgated, IL.
Six average unirrigated stalks with
ears weighed 10 pounds; six average
stalks, twice irrigated, weighed 1876;
IL unlrri9ated ears weighed 5 pounds
IL ounces; 12 ears twice irrigated,
weighed pounds ouuces; increased
weight due to irrigation, 26 per cent.
The experiments with potatoes lrri-
gated and unirrlgated, In the same
satisfactory way, the yields being as
follows: Yield OF tubers per acre,
unirrlgated, 26O4 pounds; irrigated
once $3.50 pounds; irrigated twice,
1900 pounds; per centage of increase.
once irrigated, 100; twice irrigated,
1870.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-29
OREGON CHRISTIAN
MISSIONARY CONVENTION

Turner, Ore. June 29.-The Thurs
day evening meeting was one OF in
tense impressiveness. Z. V. collars
again delivered one Of his majestic
productions, this time on "Chrlsts
Claim for His Church" Those only
who hear Pres. collars to any extent
enjoy the delight which he is capable
Of creating in the hearts OF hlshear-
ers.
Pres. E. c. Sanderson Of the Eu-
gene Bible University. gave the first
lecture Friday morning. He took for
mis- subject "The Study OF Matthew
with Reference to Pulpit Themes
Immediately thereafter J. L. Green
well Of Seattle. presented the audience
with an inspiring address on Church
Extension" The lecture on Hebrew
Poetry" was effectually presented by
Pres. f. V. collars The afternoon
session closed with the business meet
Ing OF the Ministerial Association.
Excellent singing under the leader
ship Of Prof. A. w. Shaffer Is inter
spersed among the various members
on the program.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-29
WORLDS GREATEST ATHLETIC TEAM.

expected TO secure a place in this
event at Athena, but Lightbody pull
ed off the event and Halstead Is bet
ter than Llghtbody ever was. II Hal
stead stands the climate II will re-
qulre 418 to beat him, and In spite
Of the reports Of good times made in
England this summer, 1t will require
a very speedy man to take Halstead's
measure.
After the olympic games are over
the Irish-Americans will travel to
Scotland for a dual meet in Edin-
burgh, the date OF which will be an
nounced later. On August the wing
ed-foot team will compete in Dublin
against an all-Irlsh aggregation. This
meet is expected 10 be one OF the most
important ever held in Ireland.
Leaving Ireland August 2 the team
will make It's way 10 Stockholm
Sweden, where the /. A. A. c. team,
will meet the best OF Sweden. At
Stockholm the Americans will meet
with a novel experience. as they will
compete on the evenings Of August 8
and I as late as 10 O'Clock in broad
daylight. The midnight sun in swe-
den makes II possible for the Swedes
10 hold carnivals after supper. After
leaving Stockholm the team will go
to Norrkoping. Sweden. where they
viii have meets on August and 8.
On Tuesday. August IL, the athletes
Mt NaImo, Sweden, will try and down
The Irlsh-Amerlcans In a dual meet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-29

The progress Of irrigation expert
nents in the Willamette valley Is an
subject to every farmer,
gardener and fruit grower In ore
gon. The experimental work started
by A. p. StOver Of the United States
department Of agriculture is being
carried on largely in the vicinity OF
Corvallis, Albany and Hiilsboro, these
localities furnishing opportunity for
a commemorative study Of nearly every
phase Of the general problem. In
terestlng facts relative to the expert
ments are given in a bulletin just Is
sued by the departments OF agricul-
ture.
All OF the experimental work is be-
ing conducted on a cooperative basis
with persons who are sufficiently In
terested in the work to bear the great
er part Of the labor and expense. At
the oregon Agricultural college ex-
pertinent station, at Robert Gettatly's
farm near Philomath, and on Oswald
Vests hog ranch near Corvallis,
these experiments have been carried
on the past year with pronounced
success,
The experiments on the college farm
last year were gratifying. The work
is purely experimental and has for Its
object a careful study Of the more
involved phases Of the agricultural
problem. The experiments are con-
Quoted on a plat basis, six acres be-
ing divided into one half acre plats,
on which the different crops OF the
valley are grown. These crops are
hops, clover. vetch, alfalfa. potatoes,
corn, onions. etc. Plats are laid off
In duplicate, one being irrigated and
the other unirrIgated, so that COM
parisons can be made. Water is Sc
cured from Oak creek by means OF q
small pumping plant, installed last
spring, the equipment consisting Of
four horse power gas engine and
a 2 1-2 inch centrifugal pump. The
water Is pumped to a height Of 1b feet
and discharged into flume TOO feet
long and that delivers II 10 the eH-
perimental plats Small wooden
fumes carry the water over the plats
from the central flume.
The difference in yields from the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-29
china. n Concctlon Of Nntfons.

China is not nation in the sense
in which we ordinarily use the word.
If we picture to ourselves the coun-
tries Of Europe, with their different
languages and different customs,
drawn together into a loose confed-
Grafton under the government OF a
conquering race, we shall have some
small conception of what this Chinese
nation" really is. The peoples OF
these different European countries
are all Caucasians; the different peo-
Piles Of China are all Mongolians.
These Chinese peoples speak IS or 90
different languages. each divided in
to almost innumerable dialects and
sub-dialects. They are governed by
Manchu, or Tartar, conquerors who
spring from different stock. wear
different costumes. and speak among
themselves a language wholly differ
ent from any OF the IS or 90 native
tongues.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-29
EdltOriaI Note.

In the July number OF Success
Magazine" Michael Williams discuss
es the body's power OF resisting dis
ease, under the title of "Our Billions
OF Invisible Friends" Il. s. Martins
"The American Girl Out-of-Doors, "
ls illustrated by Charles Dana Gibson
and Francis Day. Samuel Merwln
concludes his series on the opium evil
IN China with an article entitled
"Grea, Britain-the Foe OF Reform"
w. G. F.tz-Gerald describes elephant
hunting in East Africa, and will Ir-
wJ tells about clairvoyants, under
the title. 'sThe Easiest Money There
Is"
The subject OF Orison SWEET Mar
den's editorial is Expect Great
Things OF Yourself
The stories of the month are "The
Uncertain Heart" by Elliot Flower:
MAXIM Me Fadder Enjoy" by Ernest
Poole: "Bil and the Magic Coral"
by John Fleming Wilson; THE Cloth
OF Her Country" by Alfred Damon
Runyon and "Lentala," by W. c..
Morrow.
There are poems by Edmund Vance
Cooke. called "The Sorapegoat," and
"An Apology for Baseball"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-29
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL
POSSIBILITIES JUDGE GEO. GRAY

fend II upon any ground OF fairness
and justice between man and man"
Here are a few more Gray thoughts
on vital problems:
The trusts-"By the provisions OF
our monstrOus tariff the government
has become a partner in these com
blnes. II stands guard while the In
diyidual members OF the partnership
work their designs and carry out
their purposes"
Labor unions-"Unless my judg-
ment is at fault and my faith un-
founded, labor unions Will soon have
passed through their period Of trial
and tribulation, and will emerge on
a bright and sunlit plain, where true
American character, the fruit OF the
American individual liberty that had
its birth on the day we celebrate, Will
illustrate the worth Of our lnstltu-
tons. and make perpetual for us and
our pOsterity the blessings OF civil and
religious liberty"
Centralization-"I cannot sympa-
thize with those whose constant en-
deayor seems TO be not only to mimi
mize the rights Of the states, but TO
obscure their true relation to the fed
eral government
mo one now doubts that this union
Of ours Is an Indissoluble union and
no more should there be doubt that
II is a union Of indestructIvle states.
Liberty without law is anarchy
but law without liberty is despotlsm."
81 see no necessity to expand the
powers OF the central government
They are large enough"
Judge Gray makes no bones Of say
ing that he Is opposed TO the reten
tlon OF the Philippines and is anxious
to give the islanders their independ-
ence as soon as they can manage
themselves. He is for the fullest
measure OF religious liberty; stands
for a free press. the exclusion OF the
Chinese, and reciprocity between the
United States and the powers OF the
world; and is against ship subsidies
and all other kinds OF subsidies first.
last. and all the time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-29

The grandmothers OF the old Dutch
Dunkard families OF western Penn
-ylvania have made and used "Hick-
ory Bark Cough Remedy" ana reared
their families on It for a hundred
years Now you can buy 1t OF your
dealers. Ask for II and use 1t. be-
cause It is pure; because It is the best
cough remedy made today. Try II
For sale nv anv druggist and all deai
ers everywhere. Pendleton Drug co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-29
EnckIen.s Arnlca saIve WIns.

Tom Moore, Of Rural Route /.
Cochran, Ga. writes: 81 had a bad
sore come on the instep Of my foot
IND could find nothing that would
heal it until tried Bucklen's Arnica
salve Less than half OF a cent
box won the day for me by affecting
perfect cure" Sold under guaran-
tee at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-29

There isn't money for good
farmer In a rattling wagon. He
knows every time he drives such a
wagon that he is just shaking the
money right out of his pocket. Tight
en- things up and save the wear and
tear on the wagon and on your own
nerves at the same time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-29
IAnnnra nj Ooaf.

My entire line Of wines, liquors and
cigars must be disposed of by July
1. To do 20, everything will be sold
at actual cost, nothing reserved. Now
is the time to secure absolutely pure
goods cheap. The Mint, J. p. Med
ernach, prop.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-29

The old Pennsylvania Dutch Dunk
ars recommended Hickory Bark
Cough Remedy" Guaranteed to cure
your cough and guaranteed to be
pure. Made lom the lark OF the
she'll btrk or white hickory tree. For
sale by any druggist and all dealers
everywhere. Pendleton Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-29

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
are prompt and thorough and will In
a very short time strengthen the
weakened kidneys. Sold by Tallman
G. Co.