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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-14
LONDON LIKES No-TIP HOTEL.

Tlp-ridden London. is in a ferment
of excitement. An up-to-date hotel
has been established here in which
moderate charges are made for food
and lodging, and all employees who So
licit or accept tips are discharged It
is doing a land-office business, while
other hotels, which have been jack
ing up prices and permitting their
employees to force guests to give big
ger tips or suffer from inattention,
are drifting toward bankruptcy. 1t is
asserted here that one Of the newest
and handsomest hotels in the metrop-
opis has been run at a loss Of Sl0,-
100000 to its shareholders, mainly
because of efforts to fleece tourists
and others by extortionate prices and
by countenacing the work of the gang
of tip harpies employed therein.
AS soon as the no-tip hotel was op-
ened there was a rush for it that
staggered even the propretors. 1t
could have been filled twice over.
The exodus from the tip hotels caus-
ed CONSERVATION among the financial
hackers, managers and employees of
such places. Opinion is expressed
here now that other no-tip hotels will
be opened and that the older hostel
res will be forced in self-defense to
join in the crusade against tips.
Harry G.. Selfridge, head of the no.
tip hotel, says from 5000 to 5000
persons who have fled from the tip
harpies are being fed daily in the
luncheon rooms, and that tips are
as scarce as hens teeth.-London Dis
patch to the New York Press.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-14
BOONE doom.

Ye banks and braes o. bonnie Doom,
How can ye bloom sac fair?
How can We chant. We little birds,
And l sac fu' O. care?
Thoull break my heart, thou bonnie
bird
That sings upon the bough.
Thou minds me o. that happy day
When my fause love was true.
Thou'll break my heart, thou bonnie
bird
That sings beside thy mate,
For sac l sat and sac sang
And wist ma o my fate.
Aft hae l roved by bonnie Doom
To see the woodbine twine,
And ilka bird sang o. its love,
And sac did s O. mine.
WI lightsome heart 1 pu'd rose
Frae aft its thorny tree,
And my fause lover staw the rose.
But left the thorn wi me.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-14

they are forced to act without proper
knowledge of the facts they may make
mistakes.
The citizens committee should be
provided with money with which to
pursue its Investigations. Undoubted-
ly some expense will be involved and
the city council could not spend
money more wisely than by using it in
such a cause as this.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-14
IMPROVEMENT POSSIBLE.

Saturday evening mass meeting
will be held to discuss the saloon
question. It is a question of import
ance in this city and this county. 1t
is one that is now unsettled. Here's
hoping the meeting Saturday will be
well attended and that the session
will be dominated neither by saloon
men nor by prohibitionists. Radical
ism upon this subject is not best for
the interests of the city. The present
move was started by those who hope
tc work out a solution of the liquor
problem that will be far ahead or
either the old saloon system or the
present "blind pig" system. 1t should
not be hard to do this.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-14

FREIGHTIN'.

+ Fifty miles from Taggart's store,
+ Sixty yet to grind;
+ Heavin' six strung out before, :
+ Trailer snubbed behind.
= Half a world of glarin' sand,
+ Prayin' for a tree;
+ Nothin' movin' cross the land :
+ But the sun and me. :
+ Chuck-an'-luck! Luck-an'- :
= chuck .
+ Grunts the workin' wheels; :
= Lazy gust swirls up the dust :
+ From the hawses' heels. !
4 I've been young and raced and :
+ sung
+ But I've learnt my load. !
+ Slow-slow, on we go
+ Out the stretchin' road. 1
+ Where the skyline waves and 1
+ breaks
+ Shines a misty beach
+ And the blue of ripplin' lakes 1
+ Lakes no man kin reach.
: Just beyond my leaders bits !
4 Winds the life I know =
& Ruts and 'royos, hills and pits, i
: In a daylong row. !
/ Charles Badger Clark, in Pa i
Z cific Monthly. !
. :. : !. + \ ! !. j. :. + + + + Z
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-14

"Who gave the bride away?"
Her little brother. He stood up
right in the middle Of the ceremony
and yelled Hurrah, Fanny, you've got
him at last"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-14

The Oregonian says Bryan is shall
low and insincere. Yet that paper ad-
vocates Mr.. Bryan's policies in prefer
ence to those of the republican party
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-14

Every day that passes brings US one
day nearer the city election and yet
candidates seem an absent element.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-14

He-I have been told that I was
handsome"
She-When was that?
He-Today.
She-No; 1 mean when were you
handsome.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-14

The great championship series
moves along like circus chariot race.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
Sin Boomerang"

Inocrion's 9onlbc ilicgt ouf i'm
IcGbit 5uriid. - Seine Abiid)t 81
Oiienbar. - Gin miBlulAencr
pOlitiidcr Sdo5ug gcgcl bic DC
mofratiide Hortei. - Gic 900
6Hiltcrbuocn" mo nod mcbr
aui8cflGrt.
IS tritt INNER fInrcr jlt Gage,
ooB iene 2~lllaIoiiulg Der Sbcr- Grobi-
billions. Nuid)aS @m. $. Inoerlpn
iibcr 900 SliiIterbnoea" III 9olti.
more pcitcr nidtS ais cine Bonnie
lcin iolltc, nit peld)cr er cine 9relde
in Ole oemofrotilde Eortci.S rgoui.
lotion 81 Iprcngcn boffte. Abcr an
Scr 9pmbc ihcint Elm ~ltnrte5 @unmi.
6onb bcicitigt 9elueicl Jl icilL mcIdeS
pos @elhoB auf &rn. anoerion jit.
rid gcporien bat.
Ger &crr Frobibitiona NgitotOr,
Der leincm gon5cn Scrboltcn 5niol1c
Ocrn ginCu Sic5 scr Ncp,lblifaucr III
Der nIhitcn StontsmobI bcrbciiiibrel'
mOdltc, mllB ictt 9GpCiic l%icicrtL sci
gcn no Die 800 6liiItcrbubcn" lid
bciill0cu. Ter bon ibn nngciiibrte
9cpciH, onB oic 3ubl Der iiir 9olti.
mere oll5Ncacbcncn Numoea S6onf.
2iccn8cn 800 groBcr iei. OILS Die 3ubl
Der StootSs acknowledgement lit obnc
meitcrc (lntcriuduns miocrlegt nor.
Den. llcber 400 murocn OH Ecrioncn
allSacitcQt meldc nnocrc @uitmirtbe
oiSfalftcn, mic Hr0iiocnt Wcaim
non Der Spirituolcn > Siccnjs9cborbe
oii5iCa crfI0rt. Go5u tonimcn Ole
A%potbctcr, mclAc 9unoes . Sicenjen
braltd)cn u1o hcren 3obI auf ltnges
iGbr $50 on9cacbcn miro. ionic bic
9obn. iiu6 Snmpicr @riclli6niten
nit 60 Nutbea. Sicrn5cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
S0nncnanf. nn0 llntrraanG.
Nas Metter.

Sir Worplauo mo ocu Giltrifi
Columbia bellta He9eu In0 ctipo3
tiihIcr, morgen tbeilpeiic bep0lft
lno mGrmer, nldBige uoro0ltlidc,
nnbeitGnoig wcr0cnbr Minor.
GaS Nctter mar geIteru nidt id)Gn
mo nidt ihlaht. IS mar Den go15elt
Gag orobcno, bieIt lid) ober einigcr.
moben. Gic bod)ite (empcrotur mar
76 @roO lnn # llbr @ornlittuQS uuo
Die niebrigItc - Brao mn 6 llbr
WorgcnS.
Sn 0cn on0cren Wltn0es Wcttcr.
neutrality-suspicious. oce Sonoc@
ipurocn Die iolgenocn b0hiten Gem
perotllrcll pcr5cidnet: Goltport IS,
Rortlono 81, Bolton Sc. Nl6onu IS,
Nerp Dort IS, EbiIabcIpbio IS, Mt.
lnntic.Gitp rs, Cape Mop IS, @aib.
in9ton "A, NorioIf 81. Soiicros 81,
GborIotta 10, @ilminaton 50. Gbor.
lelton 81, Sopomtob so. SodionpiQc
s., Sltpitcr S6, aep.g8cit SO. Atlonto
y, Montgpmcrp 76. Ncru-S rleun8
a. FoleItine IS. @oIpeiton SO. Cor.
piiS Ghrilti %. .Wtcnlpbis 81, Gincin.
llotl 16, E~ittSburg -, NSmcoo 40.
@ultoIo IS, Gienelano 76, Gctroit rs.
glpcno 90, Wardllettc 81, Green @op
y, Chicago 81, 3uluib ~. ct. Saul
80, ct. Souis a. aoniaS-Gitu -.
Snlobo y. Suron Is. @ismord Sc.
@Ial'tpn so, Sabre "A. Selello so.
Solt Sofc 30, Gcnper 76. 9tortb
q, Googe-Gitn IS. amorillo Sc uno
Kos gltgcIcS 81 @roo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04

cen ". Gbom, icesYrGiioent Soblt
:. Stone, &obbiner Or. u. @uttmo-
der, S6atmeiiter Srrin 6. Yointer,
prot. Sefret1r Or. SameS u. 9arrU.
Grllitees; 8e Gourcep ". 3bpnt,
:. Sorrp Sre9oe, Sobn Z. Stone,
9ouiS Guiiarb, Con-. u. Otc9Qpin,
Orrin s. Yainter, Or. u. 9uttma,
der, IreDarid Z. Gortoti, George
O1. @rifiitb, 9ouis g. @utman, $.
@irt Steele. eugene O'Gunne, S. g.
Gulunep. grnit Stinion, Soiepb y.
llunlon, 2llcp :. 6rioup, Or. 6laru
Goaad, Geo. %. 8uitber, Charles u.
Soof, 2eiQb 9oniol, Spbn q. @arepL
@oloo Nepcomcr, &. y. Weblter,
Sames ". Qarrp uno Charles $.
Gooo.
gbren-9 icc.3rGiioenteu; @unper.
nel,r Muffin 6. Grotbers, Wapor ).
Barn Wabool. aoroinol @ibbnns,
@opiu @orfielb, Robert Garrett.
Sobn Glenn, Sronf $. SbolluS,
alfreo Q. Niles, y. @insloIu @i!li'
ans. Or, 5. 8. Souonoer, Gopio
Sibler, ". @cGullnb 9rolurL Blair
See, Gr. Z. o.. Scooter, General Sau,
raion Hi9gs, Yoitor ", j. Sulns
pbries, Or. Sra &emiell, Or. ), ".
Mogrroer, Gr. o.. 6. Barnett, Y.
9temcomer, CT. s. 9urtou Soco6S,
9. g.. 8rigbt, Sos. n. @beeler. 81.
V. Scuisler, Siooe 2obe Straus. n.
9iggS, Or. s. VI. Z, Simmer, aocI-
bert ". MeorS ltno Yaitor eblpin ..
9}ipeS.
Sod Der Situng muroen Ole 4n.
iuelcnben orrd) eil fiiblenoes @l13
2inonuoe erfrii6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
TcinBcit bes Ilnidtenbicres. :

Bier, mittelit Der nciicitcn mo
belten Moidinerien in Der llellen 9lll-
Inge Der Geo. @iintbcr, JIM, 9rail.
80. anf 5laidlcn gciiiqt, lit an Sc.
ldnlod nno Soltborfeit ocm ncit
ilberlcgen, oas nad Der olten Wc.
t6ooe b%c6anoclt miro. Seriid)t cine
ailte nno iiber6eu9t elld. geltellt
bon Der 9rouerei ooer 8billips
Sros., Scrthcilunes. agenten, Site
bon 3 Guteno 5laid)en $500.
Nai4, 81, Go, 3d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04

GInc memo Sorltaot. -
"Tlllo Maria" lit Der 9tonlc elmer
ilellcn Sor'teOt Die n0hltcns iiloucit.
lid bon Baltimore in Der N1bc BON
Ilclctpille crtlteDen miro oilrd, Die
Gntipltlung oes anedtld)cn Yon6
cpnlpIereS. Gcriclbe entbGlt 25O Sldcr
ipellcnfornlig gcIegenen SnuoeS, mel.
dies filr Den Ban non @~obnh1uicrn
dilBerIt gut gecianet lit. 10 cS notb
Dcn0l9 1T, luer0en HiuelirullQsurbci
ten pnr9enommell nnb StroBcn aus.
gclegt. Gie 9oupl0tc iperocn nllc
90 bel i15 0ub 9rob, nber olld) GRO.
Berc Hlote lino 81 erbolten, ipeln Die
aoifer ioIhe ipiinifen. GnS Sono
gebort ben Scrren Srant j. uno Sobn
u. anedt. Sesterer miro Der 0e.
ld'oItefIbrcr Der 9oulpngnic iein.
Nen0itlid Muttcr Iicbt
Sarbc iir 9fut an. - Wit
roibcr 6arbc rom aopf bis sum 6llb
beoettt, fam Der 6 Sabre olte &nnbe
@ernaro Butler geIieru III baS &ouS
lelncr Gltern, Hr. 59S. Neii Erciton.
Str, %0eInuien, Seine Muitcr, lucl.
die i'm @lolbcn mar, beb Der lort
ldreienoe aitnbe uerlebt iei 'ull0 oic
6arbe tilr 9lut oninb. brod)te Den
sSiingen idniell nod Dem Morplono
@eneroI.&oipfial no Ole ger5tc ocll
Srrtbum crtIartelt, iebob au6 cine
gcringe Scrlcbung onI aopfe f%eititell
tell, ipcldc inn p%erbun0en lurtroe.
Bernard pniiirte gcitern bos Sous
9tr. 5aS. @eit.G reitonitr. belien Gof
bon eilieni WoIer friid aiteeltrid)eu
maroa. III Dem AIaenbIid, ais iid)
Der Anabc grrnoc nnterbolb ocS 6ar.
bentopics befano, ~ltiir5te Der Sopi 81
gcben. unb Die 6arbe er9oB iid fiber
Den fIeincn Eaiiautcn.
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j iir bciieren 6eueri Of +

0ur b|cl1eren 6euer d) II =
in 6cn 2 dulen.
Inter Den GmpicbIungcn, mclhc
Die Sd)uI.Gonmiiidrc in ibrem 10.
chen oeroffcntlidten Sobreabcri6t
MAIDEN, befinoet iid oltd) ole, in Den
Gro8elhoIien Der iGmmtlidcn 0ifent-
Iid)en Shulen gum beiicren 6eler,
idlIb outonlotiide &oih= Nppurute an
5ubringen. Nuf G~eronloiiung oes
Srn. 9eniomin .. SmcnS, oeS Sr.
ipettorS Der SdulgebGuOe, muroe Die
crru0bllte Gmpiebluag III 0tn Scriht
Olttgelommcn; ocrlelbe mics 0aralli
bin, Dob III hell lueitnua meIItcn Sal
lct 6elter in Sdltlcn in Den Gr0gc.
lhoIien %entItnnben, no Die 6lunmen
rnentoedt groBe 6orti6ritte MADDEN
fonnten. @r. Smena empfieblt fer
ncr Die @rridtung ieueriihcrer Srep-
pen I'M Snnern Der ShulgcbGuoc, GA
Oic %ollBcrbolb Der @eb0uoc onge.
brod]ten Greppcn I'M @iltter, lpenrt
Sdnee unO Sis licgt, pieIiod nllr
nit @eio6r bcnutbor liuo.
Stbun0 Scr @uicrs
bCh0r0r.
Die @uiierbeboroc belt Neitcrn
Nodmittog ibrc r%egelmGBige Sieulg
ob, Sin 0utod)tcn pom Stn0t.Fro-
tllrotor Eoe Neloltgtc jltr %erleiung,
in pcldem ocriclbe crfldrt, oob oie
Nuiierbeboroe OoS 9cd)t bobc. oenl
3udtbouie cinen Spe5iol &reis fir
bciicn @oiicrsNtietbc SIT bcluilliaen.
Gle @oiierbcb0r0c miro an Montog
cine SnipcftionS. 5olW nod) Dem SSor.
rcit Yorf rHeicruoir umtcrlcbmcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
0cbt nidJt mad @nnId).

Sri. WorD Sbcorer mod)te Die Vii.
der Der Sbicrid)ut > @cielihoft
be5iigllh ocS MorfIep 2e9ot8 NM
tcrluhen.-Sic yNmericon Allolt
80" bot oiclclben n6er mo nil
lie nidt bcrgcbeh.
Sett. nodIbem oic Sbcnrcr 6oftion
III Ser Sbicrldrub-8 cicuifoit burd)
acrihtlife Grtihcioltn0 bic Gontrolc
ilbcr Die Weihditc ocS Nereins II
lnngt bat ruiillit}t Die YrGiioenti,
Hrl. MtorD Sbcnrcr. 9cloll lelt5n'lel'
len, mas aus bcn1 $4,000 bctrngcn'
ocn Segot Der ncritorbcncn Sroll PIT
gltlto Wnrflep gcuorocn iit, Dos lid
ldon lett nlcbrcrcn Snhren III San
Den Scr Nconlicn ocr BeleGidoit be.
finoct. Sri. Sbcorcr moftc ober Die
ilbcrroid)enbc GQioedrng. Dab bic
Bidder. in iueId)elt liter bieies 2egat
NcdnltnN Aafilhrt miro, i'm 9eiib Der
sNhtericnu Auoiiinn So" iidl beiilt-
Den ilnb oieie lpeigcrt lid. oieielben
bernuHSllneber. @eneroldnmolt Siadt
2ube Strnl,s piro entideioeil. lpeId)c
Sd)rittc III Der NeDelcgcllbcit 81, III.
ternchmcr limb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04

SaltimOrer, iuCldJc bic CONNER.
Munate a~nfcrbnl6 DER Staot ucrbrin=
acu, fDnncn Den Correspondent"
mad iracno ciucr gOrr1c in ocn Ser.
cinigtcn Staatrn, europa, Wcrifu
nnO Canada 5nacidJift crbaltcu. Die
Iorciic mag 10 oft alS scluiinidjt &c.
anocrt mcroeH.
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$3.50 md louisville, @a., u. snriid.

Vrnniplpania Aabm. @iaetc per-
fault pom |. bis einihl. 6. CUNT, his
II. Stni sur Hiidreiic giiltig. Gon.
inltirt Billet genten. 1850
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Staot Baltimore.
tnterhaltnnas.@eamciicr

"@aNetn" 8. G. Glurt's p1cricp Giles,
,Wiarpluub" Seitb's pNu Stdr"sISanoe.
bile une Grandchildren.
"@wgun Eat garf" 36QIit Na9mililgs
unb aberos Goil5erte uto anocrc l%lnterDal.
iulGgen.
pSoitoHiu SGmersS rbctcrs" uuo anoere VT
trniiionpH.
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dubere ltnteTbdltungen
6Inub's BART I bcntcT Idglid Gnuoepiue
uIo 1Hoere uHterbuliunQelL.
Haresp,s Zeal eborc Fart, &eitport =
Idaith SSnnoelblloer nHo nIocre unierbnls
,Aripn @rianapCrrin" - 9ounCrilog. ben
10. SIni s.15 glbcUns. NroBcs Sungericts9ouz
dert IN Der aDIuif Glaoelnle".
SGtebnl. SeIic Baltimore Gegen 8robtz
Ornee i'm aCrtole-&art.
Vart.6unNrtc.
9te 8uri,Gon6erte ftnoen lute toIat ttatt;
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(d6ipehiclno)
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Ydiflno6. ,.,..... ......."E rilo"oiu 'Knrt"
Sonnertidg ........a Garrous8ari"
ireitnG. "GltitonsBart"
SaRH as goininitaaoas. don3eetti ii1oiirbo' bon 9'! ! rt5r ysnd.
miltnas bis 7 ubr abenos aebnlten.
Sic Gol8erle an ben &5obcutu8en finocn
bon rs bis 70 llbr Abenos itatt.
Yrperauu fir beHtc.
am .GIittuu'Rurf."
Mtdrih oRodco tn The Cradle Of tbC Seen"
9uncS.
Siteeriiire 81 5cit" ....,...,... Vitner.
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SelefttoH aus Nigeria" ......... 0erhert,
@ofaunens Colo "Poifn @rnnb giational" .auiicr.
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w the Siranee htoer". -. ......, Wdolcion.
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Ropuldrc 9ieoer non 1908 mo 1909. .ggittmurt.
SRarf6 r2on't 1afe me Some" s.. n 1tl8er.
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g%eIbIcnsnnaen.

@eIoienolngen nod Ieitidlano
inb Oeitrcid) . ltnsarn iidet uno
idnea beiorat. 5. 10 unb 90 Marf.,
ionic 10 unb 90 aronsfi . sfcfne' si
perfaufen.
sbeo. $. 2ienrr & &c.,
o. ri. 217, Df.TaItimure.s Str.
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Mnr Rriicrt.
@altimorc's SentidIer Ebutoarapb
IOg-4tt Wurbs Wan.E trnir.

!UJ-4TI WprosWdDsSfrntt
SautiIienarnpprn,
Sudscitsgrnppcn,
Ginsclanfnahmcn,
9inScranfnabmcu,
Grrgr5hcrnnacn nadj
Nltcn giloern.
ltniibertruffenc fiinitlcriidc Nrbei.
ten. Mahiae Hreiic,
gilbcr iucrben aeidmadpoa cingc.
rabmt. Yittr, adtrn Sic nnf bic
ubiae Nbrsiis.
tEats.G&G1Os
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9outb an Ser s or
ORB. &oab. = SehSSebn mooer.
ne @obnbouiar, Die $4,000 foitcll
mcrben mill Serr Sbeooor Goof al
Der NorOmeitieite Der Snrforb.8 ouo.
5miiden Der 80. nno 81. Strobe, CIR
ridten. Gie Sduier erboltan Is 5rrit
Sront uno 66 SUB 1iefc.
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Sirfjcn. @ereinignns.

Die ocutihe Warplono GloiiiS Der re.
iormirtcn Stride itimmt DEM
Elou Der 9ereinigun9 NIT ser
Yrcsbpterianer.airt ju. = Bo-
Itor 9. g. 9enner gum 8orliBcr
Der Glaliis crtpdblt.
Gic Sabresiisung Der beutihcn
0tarplono GlaiiiS Der reiormirien
Stride iano geitern in Der ocutiden
reiormirten 6r~ieoensfir6e an Der
Gde Don Cumberland. StroBc uho
Observation-Disclosures itott, mo cS
plirbe beidloiicn, Dem BON Der 8ene.
~rolipnooc porliegenoen Iorif)loa fir
cine gereiniglu9 Der reformirten nit
Der EresbpteriGner.airh 5u5ultim-
men.
GeS 8citeren ipnrben lieue 9eomtc
Der GlaIlis pte folet ermablt: Sor.
iiter Baltor 9. 9. 9enner bon Der
ocutihen rcformirten Gmamuelsfithc
an Der ode BON Sorotpga. IL, Sdros
bcr=StrnBe, Sefret6r Bnitor 9iigo
@ifolberg pom Der beutiden refornir-
ten ct. Sobannes.8ird)e All Colbert,
nabe Saratoga traBe Sdotmeiiter
Sr. aarl 3ieB bon Der gmanucls.@ &c.
meinoe.
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changes. The first we see of him Is as a shepherd lad with his harp. then at the battles front, exalted by King Saul, then fleeing for his life and gives the text, No man cared for my soul How strange that person with the accom- plishments he had should be forced to say such words.
 Could such words be used today ? No man cared for my soul Is there a concern for the people we meet spir itualy? There is a physical concern everywhere. Let babe get hurt and everyone offers assistance. A fire burns out homes and people pour in their money. Every day occurrences. But how about the spiritual concern? We meet people on the streets, rub elbows in the lodge, pass social hours together and never say word to them about the greatest question ever asked hu- man being. How Is it for eternity? read of pastor who had in his audi ence multimiilionaire and wife: they came for years and one day the Spirit of God impressed him to speak to them about their souls. and he did, and they saiy, This is the first time anyone ever said anything to us about Christianity Surely they could say, No man cared for my soul
 Friend, the world does not care for your soul. It offers money, it offers wealth. it offers position and fame. But go to the top and what will you have without Christ?
 What is the value of a soul? I would not trade by soul and the hope of heaven for Phoenix. Would you? No, not for Arizona or the United States. No, not for the world.
 What would it profit a man if he should gain the whole world and lose his soul. or what would he give in exchange for his soui?',
 All-day meeting Sunday. Sunday school. 10 a. m Preaching. II a. m. and 8 p. m. Service p. m. Young peoples meeting. D. m. Everyone in- vited to bring dinner and spend the day.
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Orangewood, west to the sugar fac- tory through the Glendale section and thence south toward the ostrich farm and back to Phoenix. Earlier in the day they visited the Bartlett Heard ranch in C. T. Hirst's automobile looked over the section south of Phoe- nix and as far east as Tempe. That gave them a good idea of the west half of the valley and to say. that they were elated is putting it mildly. Mir Waite remarked that they had visited most of the big reclamation projects in the west and naturally had been shown the best features under each but he was free to say they had found nothing to compare with what they have seen in this valley. in many re- spects.
 The gentlemen will leave today for the Granite Reef dam, passing through the greater part of the north side orange belt After an inspection of the divcrsionS works they will go to Mesa City. probably being taken on this trip with an automobile. under the guid- ance of Mir. SlIibley of the reclamation service. This afternoon they will visit the Chandler holdings and other DOT tions of the big plain south of Mesa. Tomorrow they will go to Roosevelt for an inspection of the big dam and its correlated storage works.
 The board of trade directors held short meeting yesterday afternoon at which the exposition project was talk en up, discussed and heartily endorsed
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10
CHAMPION PIXIES PEAK
 CLIMBER.

Glenwood Springs, Colo, July g. Rudolph w. Walton of Columbus. O.. broke the amateur record for climbing Pike's Peak by thirty minutes today. making the ascent in five hours and the return trip in three hours He is an official of the Elks.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10
VISITORS IMPRESSED
 WITH TIE VALLEY
Exposition Representatives Are See ing the siehts-Go to Roosevelt To- morrow.

W. D. Fulwiler and Dr. J. W. Foss gave Messrs. F. H. Griswold of the Chicago Tribune and J. c. Waite of the reclamation service, both of whom are here on business connected with the Land and, Irrigation exposition to be held in Chicago in November. a three hour automobile spin. late yes. tcrday afternoon. They vert north to
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10
CAMP MEETING NOTES
 SUNDAY SERVICES
Brief Synopsis of the Sermon of Rev. G. W. Forman Last Night.

Evangelist G. ". Forman spoke last night from the text Ps. 142:4, 'No man cared for my soul" He said in part:
 All life and nature is made up of contrasts. We have the bitter. the sweet. the pretty. the ugly, the hot, the tsi; 1s hath and sickness. life and death. The life of David, the writer. seemed to have it's full portion of rapid
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10
Boys "Knick-
 CT" Suits

We are the undisputed headquarters for clothes for the Little Men" and can always show new and up- to-the-minute styles S for them that you cannot find anywhere else in Phoenix. We still have a good as sortment of clothes for them, but We want to close out every suit and have the new ones for next season. Come in and see the styles and fabrics. They will surely please you and the Little Fellow. Select any of them and pay the sales man.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10
Young Mem s
 Suits


 This is the best oppertu- nity every offered in Phoe- nix to fit up the youngman at such big savings This lot of clothing includes this seasons newest styles and fabrics and will give him all the style that is to be had, or we can find him some more conservative models if they are prefer able. They sell regular for $16.50, $17.50 and $20. For the final wind-up they all o,o. af
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Mems Suits

Here is an assortment of Mems Clothes that is the best ever offered. Two Piece Suits that sold quick, but we still have a few left and do not intend to carry them over, so have cut the price to the core. Worsteds and Homespuns in Greys, NJ fixtures, Pla ids and Stripes. Light summer weights that will be appre
 ciated for Summer and Out ing wear. They are well tailored and positively will fit. Regular prices were $10 to $22.50. Select any of these and pay the salesman.
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