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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
THANKSGIVING NOV. &c
PRESIDENT ISSUES HIS ANNUAL
PROCLAMATION
Points Out Steady Growth of Nation in
Strength, Wealth, Population
and Comfort.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 2.-The
President has issued the annual Thanks
giving proclamation in which he pointed
out the steady growth of the nation IN
strength, worldly power, wealth, and
population. and that our average indi-
vidual comfort and well-being is higher
than that of any other country in the
world. For this. he declares, Americans
owe it to the Almighty to show equal
progress in moral and spiritual things.
The proclamation follows:
Ry the President of the United States OF
America. \ Proclamation
once again the season is at hand, when,
according To the ancient custom OF our
people. 1t becomes the duty of the Presl-
dent to appoint day of prayer ana OF
thanks giving to God.
Year by year this nation grows in strength
and worldly power. During the century
aud a quarter that has elapsed since our
entry into the circle of Independent peoples.
we have grown and prospered in material
things to a degree never known before, ana
not now known in any other country. Inc
thirteen colonies which struggled along the
searoast of tn" Atlantic ana were hcmmcd
in but a few miles west of tldeWater by
the Indian haunted wilderness. have been
transformed into the mightiest republic
which the world has ever seen.
Its domains stretch across the continent
from one to the other of the two greatest
oceans, and it exercises dominion allke III
me ArcIC anu dm,,ratin hos Surnassed
III Nr"l'n All =, Iforritor,. nowhere DISC
even lnr ~ 80 ,h ,.,ra|,ro M iEdiyidnnl
III lHG "" iT -, ,,tnri,i yynif heinz as MIN
comfort Nv! fir+ m,,t, ~ "a land
For the very reason that in material well
helnE We nv 't,uS INV nT,,oi rrogress in
To lhe A.iihl5Hi.}f+ ,,aI tLir,s WIN n nation.
hoIai "uV 5iii';5raI, Mo rnHiio nm a mn.
rs Win my 'ri, ~ IN, T., mn indiEtu"us1.
tioh' lnaIcIi" w ~ fnrndoti", iovniIs
b't iounHnt'" it,,rf mat jfn Is wasted
nothing =! itStL,, .IIrb !, liant in MI
worse lh"il N"N'HIn, thtig thtjnr, ,,htrb
ing heHp ulTm u'""p, iI,ro Tho Lnd[
minister ut'l'.A w ''T Iat rosto nni' ,vith
ana 10 the ppN'l 'H"' ''' '"'9 wa
wealth. .., .,, i,i,,, rs - sourdo-
upoh nai'riaa MJH tbo sIrnct,ro ~ tho
ti.u ms N.Y. ~, s,irit If thiS notin, il
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
TO SINK UNITED STATES NAVY.
Canadian Also VIII Capture Country :.
Wife in Asylum Is Harmed.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, oct. 81 :
Il. ENley, general manager Of the Anglo.
Canadian Land company, which was in.
corporatcd ut Pierre $, H.. in 1908. has
arrived here from Tacoma and states in
a letter written 70 the daily papcrs that
his wife is being Illegally detained in an
asylum for the insane and !, prevented
from writing him. In part lac says.
IL have written "a ietlcr tu Hr Calhoun.
superintendent Of tire Western IIospitaI
for the Insane az Stcilacoum. near Ia.
coma and gave him twenty four hours
20 deliver my wife - me ut Vancouver
He failed in this. and ! win destroy the
entire United States navy, if the SIMPLEST
hair Of her head is injured in the slight.
est degree. | told him would sink the
fleet to the bottom Of the seas, as IL il
~ useless now as . painted shin upon 4
painted ocean. will show them what
the new explosive can do when handled
by nm American whose blood Is aroused
to the boiling point.
II can take 1000 English women armed
Is the teeth and capture the whole Unit.
ed states, lock. stacl, ana harrel, fnt
such d vicious community does not exist
this eide Of he'll"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05

while Mrs William Waldorf Astor had
no Revolutionary antecedents that any
body knew anything about.
So great was the publicity given TO
the facts in the matter that W llilam
Waldorf Aston did not dare put Mrs.
William Aston to one side and subsu-
tute his wife. In consequence the IA
nous quadrille was practically shelVed'
This would have been a victory for the
William Waldorf Astor and Stuyvesaut
Fish faction had it not been that the
centennial ball. with Mrs. William As
tor and McAlliSter out of it, turned out
TO be q failure of the most disastrous
kind. The feud was still OF. however
and it was accentuated later, when Mrs
William Waldorf Astor put forward Il
claim that she was the chief woman III
the Astor family by having her cards
engraved simply Mrs. Aston ms
stirred the older Mrs. Astor's aggressive
ness. and she did everything she coull
in the way Of establishing her hold OF
the leadership of New York society.
Mrs. Aston was by no means the
wealthicst Of New York society women
She enjoyed an income Of $4,000 from
her husbands estate. which, with the
interest Of $4,000 settled on her by
Mr.. Astor at the time of her marriage
and very small estate of her own,
constituted her entire fortune.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
WATERWAYS MEETS
POPULAR FAVOR.
Movement to Cheaper Transportation
and Provide Better Freight Facilities
Has Backing of Economists.

WASHINGTON, -. G., Oct. 81
Especial Two years ago In great EN-
pirc state set the pace for canal inn
proyements when the people Of the com
mouwealth voted TO pledge their credit
to the extent of SOL 100000 to supply
a better waterway for the tranSporta-
ton of western grain to the seaboard.
The canals of New York are as free to
navigation as the seven seas, and yei
the Erie canal is used almost exclusively
for the transportation Of treights to and
from the scaboard to the west. Local
traffic is insignificant when compared
with the vast grain shipments from Du-
llth and Chicago to New York, via Buff
falo. and yet the people Of the state of
New York voted for the constitutional
amendment which means such heavy
tax upon the lands of the commonwealth
by an overwhelming majority.
And now Illinois comes with n prOpOSl-
ton 10 bond herself to the extent of S.!!3.
OOO,OO in aid Of the deep waterways
project from the lakes to the gulf That
amendment will be voted upon next week
and there is reason to believe that it will
be ratified by the electorate and thus
another step will have been taken
towards cheapening the cost Of trans
portation and at the same time aifordng
means for defense in case Of trouble and
the necessity for transferring gunboatS
from point TO point without the AID OF
foreign waters.
Year by year there is a growing dis.
position among the people of the United
States to support all movements looking
to the cheapening of water transpOrta-
ton. Twenty-Five years ago President
Arthur vetoed 4 river and harbor appro-
priAtion bill carrying something less than
$1,000, 900 because he considered the
amount excessive. Today il is doubtful
if President Roosevelt would dSapprove
n measure carrying ten times that
amount if it should be sent to the white
house for his approval.
Secretary Taft is committed TO the
policy of improved waterways and has
heartily endorsed the work of the Ma
tioual Rivers and Ilarbors Congress and
Mr. Bryan is apparently enthusiastic in
supporting the plans Of that organza-
ton.
With New York willing to pledge her
credit to the extent Of upwards of 800.
600, 900 and with the Legislature Of Hi
uos asking the voters of that state 10
vote nearly a quarter of that amount
it is evident that the United States is
entering upon era of water transporta-
ton Improvement which is destined to
make this republic the foremost nation
on earth in the matter of cheap trans
portation facilities just as she is today
the foremost in the matter of railroad
mileage.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
LATEST MARKET REPORTS
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 2.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE - BUTTER - Weak Elgin
prices OF extra creamery is 27lac; local
price extra creamery is 271hc; prints, 2S1sc;
frsts, 23Gt25c, seconds, 2l422c; process. II
@22c; dairy, fancy, 23c; lines, 20Q21c;
packing stock, 16@1712c
CHEESE-Sready: American full cream.
new make, twins, 121aQ13c; Young Amer
horns. 13c; lmburger, new MAKE, 13c:
fancy brick, 12lan13c; low grades, &c; i'm
ported SWISS Zoe; new block, 12Q
round Swiss 1212u13c.
EGGS-Flrm. The produce boards Of
fetal market for strictly fresh laid ms re-
ceiyed, cases returned, 24c; April storage.
pc; fancy candled in small way, ,26g
305 cases; Saturday. $50 cases.
ELGIN, H., Nov. 2.-[Special l-Elgin
butter market firm at 2Sc. Total output for
the week In this district 66S, 100 pounds.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Nov. 2.-Cheese-Steady;
daisies, 131ac; twins, 1212c; Young Americas,
1870.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Butter-Firm; re-
2792I1ac; thirds to frsts, - q &c; held,
hrstS to specials, 23027c; state dairy, com
mon to finest, 1992612c: process, frsts to
specials. 2oU24c; western factory frsts,
l9l2c; western imitation creamery irsts, 20
@2o12c. Cheese - Quiet; receipts. 1O43:
state, full cream specials. l3LUl44c; do
september. small, colored or white, fancy.
13c; do large, l2l2c; do October, small col
ored or white best, l21ac; do large, 12c: do
1alr, 100 lie; skins, 2Q1os4c. Eggs-Strong:
receipts, 5272; state, Pennsylvania and
nearmy selected white, fancy, 44u4Gc: do
FAIR to choice, 33lt42c; brown and mixed
fancy, 34H6c; do fair to choice oSa32c:
western hrsts, 2'Q2oc, seconds. 2J926c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05

scroll of prayers. The scroll is whirled
around, and the prayer has been said
In the hall are two fine oil likenesses
of the owner of the house. one life size
and the other a smaller but exceeding
ly lifelike work. done by Hergenroeder III
1902. Hanging by its side is a paint
ing of DR.. Asa Eddy, her late husband;
At the left of the wide hallway and
reaching from the front to the rear or
the residence are large light, double
parors, beautifully yet simply furnished.
Here is found a grand piano, and Mrs.
Eddy takes great pleasure in having
her friends play to her the masterpieces
of Mozart. Beethoven and other kings
Of harmony.
a photograph and sweet-toned music
box also furnish her amusement in her
moments Of relaxation.
The establishment of the daily news
paper her latest departure, means the
creation of an industry which will be
not only novel, but Il decided innovation
in Twentieth century journalism.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
J JAMES KERR IS DEAD.
Bryan's Aid and Victor Over James w
Guftey at Denver Dies from
Operation.

NlsW YORK, Oct. 81 James Kerr,
victor over Jamoy NJ. Guifcy for the
Democratic ho-s-ship Of Pennsylvania. is
dead. He passed away at l2:iU O'Clock
this morning at his home at Premium
Point, near New Rochelle suffering from
intestinal troubles, few hours after an
operation through which j.; had been
hoped to save his life. His wife and two
children were at his side. Mr. Kerr for
wears was associated with Guifcy, who
handled the machine IN Pemsy lyHnia uu.
I'll the last Democratic national conyvn-
liuu. Bryan chose Kerr to Dust Guncy
from the national CommittccmanShip.
which was done at Denver The death
of MIR. Kerr leaves the Bryan democracy
in Pennsylvania without a head. Friends
of Gufcy say he will continue to dom
mate the machine
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
MONUMENT AS WIRELESS POST.
Washington Shaft at Capital to Be Used
as Telegraph Station.

WASHINGTON. -. G., Nov. .
Commander Cleland Davis, I. :. ~, writ
ing in the Army and Navy Journal, says:
at is not unlikely that within Il few
weeks. after careful consideration of
the scientific advantages TO result from
its use as wireless station, an order
will be obtained for the installation of II
wireless station in the top Of the Wash
ington monument. The outfit would con
sist Of slender wires extended from the
top of the monument down to standards
somewhere in the ncighborhood and no
wise marrnE the beauty Of the monu-
mcnt The station for receiving ANA
sending would be in an office under
ground"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05

Lord Lyveden is called the rolling
stone of the British peerage, 50 many
have been his vocations and adventures.
After leaving Elton he was plucked for
the army, but re-enliStcd in the Third
battalion, Highland light infantry. lie
left the service after time and went
on the stage, playing for some seasons
with Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft at the Hay
market theater as Percy Vernon. lie
had some curious experiences i'll America
i'll 1903 when he personally conducted Il
touring party of distinguished English
men and women through British Column
bia. He became in turn n ships steward,
an innkeeper and again an actor. Eight
years ago he succeeded to the title as
third baron of creation of 1889, but
inherited very little money with the title.
Recently Lord Lyyeden has been assoc
ciated with DR.. Iuun, who runs the
tourist agency which owned the Argo-
naut.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
BUT II; HER FOURTH ELoPEMENr
Philadelphia Girl Is Making a Record
in Romantic Exploits

PHILADELFHIA, Ia, Nov. =
-Four elopemeuts before she is II is the
record Of pretty Mrs. Florence namcy,
according to her mother, Mrs. Mckin-
ney. The young woman, her mother
told the police, is missing from her home,
10 East Glearheld street, ms is S1lo,
fln disappparaucc Of which was coiuci-
don't with that NJ the giri. Mrs Nc
Kinney SAYS Florence WIS oay IL when
she copod tie first time.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
HORSES DIE IN FIRE.
Livery Burns-One of Stable EN-
ployes Is Missing.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, NOV. Fire
which started early this morning in the
basement of the Shea livery stable on
Selby avenue, next to the Angus hotel,
is believed to have cost the life of one
man Seventy horses We're destroyed.
Olaf johnson, one of the employees, is
missing and it is thought he persisted
in the flames. The origin of the fire is a
mystery. The loss is estimated at 500
900.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
PULLS TOOTH WITH GUN
Waukegan Man Uses Novel Method to
Get Rid of Aching Molar-Ex-
pertinent Success.

WAUEEGAN, Ill.,, Nov. 81 Spe-
cial. John Secrackads of South avenue
shot an aching tooth out of his jaw in
novel manner yesterday. He first made
Il loop of wire around the tooth, then an
other loop mt the other end of the wire,
which he placed at the end Of the re
yoIver barrel The bullet struck the wire
loop and jerked the tooth out.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
oRvILLE WRIGHT AT HOME.
Injured Acronaut taken from Fort
Mover to Dayton.

pAYWON. -. Nov. 2.-Thc homo
coming of Orvillc Wright, the injured
aeranut. who arrived in this city at =
O'clock Yesterday morning en- font" from
Fort Nycr hispital. was attended with
an exciting incident due to the deter
mined conduct II a photographers bent
on takine picture of the wan face
Of the invalid lrs,ead of riding home
III Il carriage that was in waiting the
sailor If the mir was wheeled homn ~
rolling clair with Iorain Wright, 2
brother. the motive power and man ne
hind the wheels.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
IS STYLISH BURGLAR.
Man Attired in Full Evening Dress Min
giles with Reception Guests and
Steals Jewels.

CHICAGO, H., oct. 3l.--A burglar,
attircl in full evening dress that he
might be confused with tho servants or
guests attending a reception given by
Mr.. Eugene Vincent Roddn, and who
secured jcwelry valued at $500, was re-
ported to the police today Mrs. ltoddm
stated that the burglar entered through
II window and must have mingled neither
with servants or guests in order 10 reach
her bOudor. He would have attracted
instant attention had hc been in other
than formal attire, She said but might
have escaped detection in the crush in
evening dress.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05

federal Judges Take Under Adysemen,
Railroads Complaint Against
Commerce Commission

CHICAGO, H.. oct 3i-Jpdges
Baker Grosscup aud Seaman in the
United States circuit court today took
under adyisemcut tie complaint u
eleven railroads operating between Chi.
cago and the Missouri river against tho
ruling Of the interstate commerce com.
mission reducing the rates between Tho
Mississippi and the Missouri rivers by
- cents hundred pounds ~hen applied
10 through transportation from the q
gautic seaboard
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
MAY HAVE BEEN MURDERED.
Louis Johnson Had Just Drawn a Large
Amount Of Money

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. Nov. .
The Sawyer county authorities are in
veStgaiiug the death Of Louis Johnson,
who was found dead ~ ms cahln near
Winter with Ills head blown off, lie
lad drawn Il large sum u money and il
Is gone.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
HEDIN ON HIS WAY HOME
Swedish EXPLORER Will Visit Japan Be
fore Returning to London-Now
at Shanghai

CHANGHAI, Nov DIR. Sven He
din. the Swedish explorer who has re-
Gently concluded his second trip Of ex-
pluratou through Tibet, arrived here
today on his way to London. II" viii
visit iapu before sailing for England.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
MRS. EDDY TOLLS
HOURS EVERY GAY
VENERABLE SCIENTIST LEADER
HERSELF FORMED PLANS FOR
STARTING DAILY PAPER.
HEALTH is UhlMPAlRtD.
Reporter Is Permitted a Glimpse OF
Noted Woman's Life IN Her New
Brookline Home.
LIVES SIMPLE AND REGULAR LIFE.

!
BOSTON, Mass. Nov line WON
| derful mental acumen and physical ener-
gv ayhibited hv Mrs Mary Baker Eddy
/, L. i,.l,.,a ;l,.I ,,,cr i str;LinoIy
ia. .ho ,,.,o,,o.
mus ''eu pS '"e i"'' ,""' w So.
MARIAN founder OF the 'hIIs''"n
religion herself conceived the IDEA,
months ago. of the institution of new
I,.+,,n am. ,,o,,..,,s,,or
~, ''"''' .r,,.. ,r,1or fo,
ihat sue perSohal'3 N"'' Wv, t,,,i,,,',
the creation OF TINS important p"slHeHH
adjunct to an organization OF lhterha-
tiuuaI SCOPE has been authorltatively
stated.
- S.,crnt,rv
'"'' '''' ''"' .ho Nav,
II. Dlckey' representative ~ '"e ~"
York Sunday American was aH"lueu 'iic
opuortunity of seeing the interior OF
Mrs. Eddy's beautiful new residence al
Chestnut Hill, and of observing at hrst
hand how firmly she still holds the relhs
of management of her manifold AFFAIRS
crnervisee Fvprv Detail.
Though the reporter did not see MIS-.
Eddy, except rs she stepped INTO hef car
riage for her afternoon drive at / tioth'
he was permitted 10 witness me az"
mirable executive force sue "LNPl'Ss > no.
only i'll the conduct NJ a business OF great
magnitude, but III the direction OF heF
household. NJ,
Nowhere in the world S'la VIZ,
Dickey, rs there Il h2uS'"Y'u Mi,oir
you will find such precision " lit ;i,ts,'t
ment. such attention 10 luc nm l, us
details, such harmony among I's i'itli'
hers, as III TINS one" NhtI' we! t"ine
moves slowly III accord VIII" ''e "''''''
of Mrs. EDDY hefS''l ,,r,+
All this was well e"rn' "Hl ~ F har.
the reporter saw Wi'Ia lI.e uu"'" " ,oi ,.Sl
house. inns was INC HtSu ,,'i'g " me-
paper man hao h''h E!,tn an thi,
tunity OF lnSpeciihS lVe Iu''i i.i Va iiis
fine mansion high IN inc n'I'h''"G ,,i it'r,,
y ring at me "'"E' anu '''' VIM
woman altehHaill; ,",t,i1 ' ti,a r7Iror to
noiselcss tread. adi4i.l'd we ."'ta ="
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
MILWAUKEE HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy hay, 1100q11.25; No 1
timothy hay, i0,2Tl 1880; No. > timothy
hay . oOU91O; clover and mixed 5000
900: choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie.
11.oou1150; No. l prairie: lo3"all.oo; No.
. prairie, 93o0loor; Wisconsin marsh
feeding 6.50Q700 packing hay, 5.IoaG.OO;
rye. straw. G.5N41 90: oats straw, 6.25uG.1O.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
DUCHESS TAKES AERO
TRIP WITH ZEPPELIN.
Count Is Accompanied by Several Wom-
en- in Voyage Around the Lake
of Constance
FRIEDRICHSIIAFEN, No,

TTEIEII ItI' lI'IIN Vt I4N, -NON. =
Count Zeppelin made a successful Trip
in his new arship today around the lake
Of Constance. lie was accompanied by
several women. including Duchess Vera
Of Wurteulherg. and his own daughter.
The airship Was aloft for one hour.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05
MILWAUKEE STOCKYARDs REPORT.

cr; prime butchers and heavy. 80 to 800
lbs, 6r461o; selected packers, 5.s5a6u;
fair and good packers, 550a5 50; medium
mixed, 30 to 2JO lbs, 5.Tou5.9O: common 10
fair mixed, 5.15@5.GO; light, 100 to 1870 lbs,
D. 4pao.63; light, lao to 100 lbs, 490a5 %;
lght, l2o to 80 lbs, 4.4oU4.Go; pigs, 1000
40; thrOwouts. i.OouI.T5
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-29
OREGON CENTRAL HAS
STOPPED IT'S SURVEYS

Owing to the resumption of work
on surveys into Crook county by both
the Southern Pacific and the oregon
Trunk line, the survey of the oregon
Central line between Madras and Bend
in Crook county has been suspended,
says the Portland Journal It is said
tina If either the Southern Pacific or
the Oregon Trunk line makes good its
promise Of building through central
Oregon, the Central oregon railroad
will dispose Of its survey to them.
The survey for nearly the whole
line has been made by the promoters
the Deschutes Irrigation G. Power
company-and the right of way for
much Of the district has been secur-
ed.
At present the Southern Pacific has
four surveying parties on the Des-
chutes, one locating a line south from
Madras, another at the mouth of
Trout creek, working in the direction
of Madras. third on the Deschutes
at O'Neill and a fourth on Crooked
river.
Although the work of surveying the
Deschutes route is being pushed brisk
ly by the Southern Pacific engineers,
it is said that no rights Of way are
being acquired, excepting around the
lower Deschutes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-29

more than 100000 worth OF booty
In Edinburgh and Dublin.
The gang Is believed to be composed
OF three Americans, two Frenchmen
and a German, who, the police hint,
Is Of noble lineage. There Is also a
woman of extraordinary beauty and
apparent refinement in the party.
Describing the methods Of the
thieves, a well known detective said:
"These men, we know for fact,
will often follow a hotel guest who
possesses great valuables from place
TO place until an opportunity presents
itelf of taking. the spoil without risk
OF capture.
"The really clever hotel thieves are
almost entirely American or cohtinen-
tai experts. English burglars do not
go in for this class Of crime to any
extent. The successful hotel thief
looks and dresses like a gentleman.
and always stops at the most expen-
sive hotels, In fact, his dress, his
manners and his capacity to enter
tain and ingratlate himself are the
assets Of his trade.
Every gang working on a large
scale has at least one woman confed-
crate. These women often work on
the lines crossing from the United
States to England. They become
friendly with the people whom they
have marked down as victims, learn
where they are going.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-29

| am able to work like a tiger.
wish | could go and thank you my
self | send my picture, and you can
use my word and my picture, and
thank you again. Mrs. Nelson Lu-
cier, 112 Fisk street, Athol, Mass
Mi-o-na cures dyspepsia, There is
not a particle of doubt about it; and
il any of the readers of the East Ore
gonian are suffering from stomach
trouble of any kind, Tallman & Co.
will sell you a box of Mi-o-na for so
cents with an absolute guarantee Of
relief, or money back. In many cases
one box will effect permanent cure;
I'm chronic conditions more is neces-
sary. But one thing is certain; one
box of Mi-o-na will make you feel so
much better and brighter, so much
more energetic that you will not give
II up till cured.
Mo-o-na is not digester. Diges-
ters never cured dyspepsia and never
will. Ml-o-na Is a stomach strengthen
er that builds up the worn out, flabby
inside of the stomach and makes the
stomach strong enough to properly d.
gest what you eat.