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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Caroline Guttmau.

IS ftdrb am IS. Snni 1909 al Iltoonn, ia,
Caroline apttmnu, 9eliebte Saith bon 9opurb
hoffman mn God,ter BON elizabeth unb oes
Sreuuoe itnb ndhtunpspol ciuneInocu. Der BE
C~roiGuup bei8lIlppbneI1. lpelhc ant SunnerItng,
&ormittnRS 10 llbr, bon Der ISobnir9 ibrer
n2uuoon Gorf Cemetery" itatifiuoet.
GB7-S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Tepartemcnt fir 1ficntiidIe @crbrHcrungcn.
Inter epartcncn nes Staot.S maem iemrs.

WnItimorc, ben 0. SUM 1909.
Separate, beriteqeIte gIHgebote, %ltarfirt rgros
pofal5 for Trad Stringers for. Srellon Street
Bridge" iueroen bierrtit eiraetoroett, tiio an
mas" %uoreiiirt, int Biireuu bcs Siaot5tegiitrns
tors, Rui6bdus. Baltimore. his II ubr Surntts
iaas an %. Sllili 1909 crtge9ell 9etloTntner.
Sin beglaubietcr 9bed oes @ietcrS, 1nf cine
.GIcarine Soufes"8nnf, nuf Srbre oes Wius
bors un6 Staoirnibs BON Baltimore 9e6ueen,
Su benz in ben Spe8iftIaiinnen eenaltten Ne
iruge. ntiB ieoem Wnaebot beieciilgi ieiT. Spe.
5ifiIdtionen unn sllgehots<6 Orrtlllare itlto auf
SerInngen in oieiem 8ilrsau crbdltli6.
9as Redt piro oorbe9ultell, irgello Gin mo
ole @ngebote 6uriid5uluetfeIl.
y. 7. Senoall,
Staotz Slgcniclr.
Z. Sarrn Wiabuui,
9rIIioent Der Gontratts Seboroe.
Cuuitl ,t2,tl 10, 10,t7,1S. 10,2l22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
6 s9ampfcrsG So,
SpntmersTabrpta

Spntinfr sSaUrpldn.
Mbiabrt oes Sanpiers nab 8odsGreef ulo
6es gronbpap, idalih nm s tlbr Moreers uno
3 ubr 9td6Iiittnes. niSeeIoiiIler Sdrnifdg
uno Sonnta9. Samftags nm 6 nbr bp2oreens
mo 3 ubr Ta6nlitfa9s nno Sonftidgs nm 4 II.
8 llbr Moraens iino 2 tlbr N~ddmittags.
SpesiaIs9fnten nit 9ampferse barterine eeaes
ben. SIR Wonof1ein'e gfurltorei fpnnen bes
fpnoere Arrangements ~eetroffen iueroen.
Sir ollie @in5eInbeiten frage, telepbonire ober
fhreibe nn Sobn Seatb, enperintenoeut, apeo.
pen's NbaSi, am SUITE srs Srpahwab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
2pnOuns

giircau: Gr. 81, @eitsSarntusa.Strahe nno
ptseinGang: Sreoertds9tnab.
Pcgrd6nitplGpe BON S25 an uIiter beitnnoiger
guiIi6t; S6uiti0lumcn, 8eipinoe, 8fIan5en etc.
peroeu I'M 4reibbuus am SauptsGinanile .aes
iunoen. Infer IGent piro, menu eeplntht,
burirre6eu. H. (02--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Sgcater.
MarglanA. , ss |;
Seitb'S uAn Star" Sansebiae.
Characterization:
Sran Wm. u. MINIS.
UG4-7O
8efanntmadjansen.
Nhrenn has siaat.@ enmrttrs.

II. Nlnl IUUH,
Ser Siaots@epmeter miro AM Ositt,uodj, ben
%. SUM 1909. III Der ntten augegebeneH Set
an Srt uno Stele ieiu uuo Die gioeaur Der
foIeenoelN StraBen ei1bIircn:
StatesS truBe, BON Der MluIberrns bis 5ruul,
lin StruBe, nm 10 llbr 8prmittnas.
NinersStraBe. bon Der Clement. SirGBe roras
iudrts bis sum 3afen, nm II ubr Sorfutttags.
Raleisb e, Sbomas,
G6S) Stdots@eomeier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Groi. Gunours, Or. meb., bentidcr

arSt, Baltimore. Wib.. 62s Nprb.eaipert.etr.
Spesialiit fir Sant., Wagen.. 0er5. uno
Gcrpcus2einen. Mue 5ueeSogene1 trarfbeiten
bur1 neue Wseiboben aebeiIt; aue Spiiret auss
%aeuierst; 40 Sabre erfplgrciner Yraris: aord1.
tirt. Gprediiimoen 9-t2. "a uHb 81
sa9m. a'aai ipre1e boz ossb dareibe.
(Miai26-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Bon Sun
Gricsjunsqinic

Gricsiun.Sinie.
Genc id,nrlle 5as.5ampier.
,2uro Baltimore" u. ,Fenn" iadj philadelphia.
sabrpreis nur ST 90.
5dgftdl uno Sunutngs
u1 500 Born. bon grdit nnb 9igbtSir. ub.
Sditen an at Srtterton, Suiuu Ypint, DO.
iin6 gbeftcr, Isa. gangeit itHgef1br q llbr
9l6enos in &bilnoefpbia an.
GntSidenoc Sabrt bnrdl ben &anal. 4aif1'
qicre f1rren mao 8elie6en bis Sbeiapeufes Gin
iino geiteriolt fabren unb nut Der Niidinbrt nit
benz Boot nn6 Snufe Suriidfebreit no lie nm
q libr slbenos ~beiielben 5dees unlnngen. =
@unereiie.Silel 5ar Siidia5Et mt ~. & q:
8hiia.) nab yieiusDprf, Mtiautic.6i tn, Gape
DtnH. gong Srandl, Srean 6ttp. Asbnrn Eari,
AIbaun. Srpn, sum 0erfuuf bel Nlbangh'c,
Wiatfseiten 80 Gents. Iddiodmpfer fdbren tdgs
LID 5 IbeDos tSonuiuB ausgefiommen). Winu
fdreibe fir 8cemeiier.
Clarence striOer,
CSunif5--) Igcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17

Gle &npoiions Gpioc-
ME 9rcift icBt oild) nod 6ranfrcid)
iiber. ME cine 9tadlrid)t ans GbolonS
iltr SaonC b%cfutOet, Die ongeblid III
YoriS aroBes altfieben crrcgt. Gar
todb ioll BORT Elm 2ltftbollon bcobad)-
tet tpor0en iein, Der iid in Der Htd)-
tlltg lloh Der Sdmei5 beluegte uno IN
2ollionne nicoergegon9en lei. Wtolt
mill bertlid) geieben boben, Dab eS
Elm %lenfbarcr bellti6er @aQon pom
Spp Oes Zeppelin wor CD, Der IN
StroBburg olrf9eitiegeu lei, Die go
geIen iibcrflogen uno ldngcre Belt III
GbulonS iltr Soone gelpeilt babe. Sn
scr 8onoel bdtten iid) 5luci oeiltIde
Sifijicrc bcim6crL sic nit longen
8ernrobren oltsgcriiitet 9clueIen ieicn
rtb bic @cgenO gelloii inipi5irt bot
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17

Gin AM ii outcr Gorfoll
lpieltc lid nellib IN 9reSlou ob. Scr
aonio bon @iirttcmbere ioate, boz,
Sberihleiien fommeno, IN Der idleli.
idDen Souptitoot eintrefien. Ger
gabnboiaporitanb hatte oui Dem
Soiptbobnhoi I'M tSiiriteniaale eitsn
miiroigen gnipfang porbereitet. Tod
Der aonig ipielte linn einen Streid,.
Nod, leiner Antunit entitiea er &C.
mGd)lih dftnam S~olonpaaeli. id)ritt
unerfanttl Shrd) oas Wenid)engefpiibl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
@nItimpre Ge,nctern.

Siireau: Sranfiin glog, Baltimore It. Nurthftr.
geprdbniBpldbe suin Serfunl bon $25 an,
nit 9Rnrmorp'oiten abaegreii5t $50. HaliIll
fir 3rnuergoiteSoierrite. Gnnt16,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Grfnriioncn per Sampfcr.
Sa6rten mad Sope %oint.

Spc5ieu arraneirter uno alIsgeitciteter Saifl'
bier y8etmnrelanb". Ser rooer1lte SriIit'
itonssS1mpfcr bon Baltimore.
1ydhrt ab tdgltdI NIB Sonntags bonn yter Z.
aiaht. sttaRc, nm 3 llbr Nadmltt1gs; icDrf lif
0.45 Ihenos nab Baltimore 5lriid.
Sincte soc. Suuper 5Oe.
p C0uuttB-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17

Ser Gr5bi dol pom W G.
dcln, &orbinol Wtcrcier, hat Den bel
qiid)en StootSpreiS BON 10000 Srun-
len fir Elm nelics OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5uoeiprod)en crbolten. 9iele Freis'
ertbeilllng lit nm 10 cbrcnbcr mir Den
aoroinol, ais sic Silrp nid)t MIR cilt.
thinning in ibrem llrtbeil mor, loi,-
bern aud, neil JIG 5rr SGlfte aus
Eroieiioren Der libernlen llniperIitu.
ten bcltonb. Die pbilolopbiIdcngSerfe
Mercier'S linb iibrigenS in allen cit
ropGiihcn Sprod)en erid)icncrl. Ser
belgiid)e aoroinnl lit olio cine bon
Den pbiloiophiiten ,Satultoten ollcr
2Grloer l1ngit onerfonnte i%uillen'
ihnitlid,c 0roBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17

ser g9elt ieilr. 9os Snnere oes9fer-
oes lit 10 acrdumig, bob 30 2eptc oo'
rim beqltem Elm 9ontett feiern t0n.
llel1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
2prrainc.

9,aleriid,. - 9arfartis. - Srieoftfj.
3cftIif bon 8nlbroot cine ulh cine babe
licile. Wlount Solp. gSaeeonS uno Qorrailcs
9SnQpons brett bis 3lim @tugnn9. 9eibe &C.
Icp6orc. Gtnot.giircnu i'm 6rilteu Slur beS
linton 1ruit" s8ebduOeS. Charles. nno Sanettc'
straBc. (Wlat4. tS,2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
AIhert q. gnuer,
Wa6fulaer hes usruurbenen srm. gsm. g. Srp.
2ci4enbeitatter nlo Giubaliamirer,
221 MprS-S roaSmag.
eritfaiHse sesrbisaustn sR
mGeigcn Hreiicn.
Tobteuiammer ans aaytne.
Cant
nmsugs-G
0cidafts.8 elcscnbcit.

Sn Uertnnien:
gr. 1G, Critic SfruBe. nm yir. 3400, 2caoers
tonssloenue, nabe 9aItimoresStrnbe, Si9bldnos
toipn; gutter @dlaoeG, fiir ireenb eit @efddft
puiicnh; l1eue 9tudburf6aft. 2ei1te 8eoirauus
gen. 9iaf5ufrnaen an Srt nno Stene. Winn
nebr1e bic 6airmonntaIoenue SIefirif0e.
G5S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17

Gin u ieien 0cntmaI. -
Nus Hom miro beridtet: Ole grobc
brpr5ene Hciter . Stotlle oeS &iftor
emanuel , SentmalS, oos Dor Dem
aapitol emporpGdit lro ais ei1
Sinnbilb beS .llelten Hom" fiinftig
onS StnotbiIb Der eipigen Stoot be.
berriden miro, lit iest gegoiien. IS
murbc sum @nBe IN IS Sbcile &c.
tbeilt: Den aopf, ben Hulnpi ulo Die
9eille bcS aonigS ilnb &opi, 9rllit,
Hiln1pf. &rllppe. S6ncif lnb Die bier
@eilie oeS TferoeS. llcber Ole rieii-
gen 0iileniioncn Dieies Sionobii0eS
geben einige 3ahlen Nllfid)lllB. MI
lein boS 3oiun5citg bes 8feroes ipiegt
gegcn bier Soniielt. Ser S1bel lit
bier Mctcr lang linb ipiegt Z Gentner.
Tie beioen Satteltoihen, Die Ills-
Iidtspunftc luerben iolenL limo gro
Der ais Elm mittelgroBer WenIf: lie
meiien $50 Dieter Sobe. Der &opf
oes aonigS lit $50 Meter bod ut1o
lpiegt IL Gentter. 9ie 9rliIt ocs9Sfer-
oes mie9t 40 Gentner mo Der
Humpi $50. Gas Stanbbilo miro
unf elmer 30 G1taoratmeter groBen
9ron5e E Ylottiorm mliaeitcllt nno
oann luobl oas grobte T%eiterbilbniB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17

ifledrter @irtbihoitcn gar ni6t 10
un5nfriebelL neil bicie ibnen Die be-
item Irgumante ~Iiefcrr. ltnb oonit
lit es bort jett ans.
(N.-g. @&. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17

Sailep Seadl Sptel. Slm 6bopionf'giocr;
Ion; innitdr. 10 WuneSimmer. 8eoingnnocIt IL.
RampbIet nur6 7. .. Ncal. Giacntbiimer. oocr
3. &. pnrrts, Sei6Git5f, Cambridge, Dio.
CSunil6. tWit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Spmmerfpit rnS 2u9is.
@nfruc Scadp Sotcl,
0ufroc 0Cudl, $50.

gin bcr mrtercn G6eiapeafes pai eeIe9cn;
pradltuulie Seenerie; @clien.Sao; feitcr slid
fnrg, idonc Su6rteil Der alitiGe, uHter Der YET
iung Der ,Yicwpurts9icius ano SIo Euint HAIL
iuaN auo electric SumpanH,"
Suformntion urlo Eumpblet auf Srirden. .
LNInil6lMiN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14

According to unofficial advices re-
ceived by the Bureau of Animal In
dustry in this city the Department of
Agriculture will issue a bulletin short
ly, explaining the origin, development
and partial extinction of the foot and
mouth disease among cattle, sheep,
hogs and even human beings.
DIR. Alonzo Melvin, chief of the bu-
reau of animal industry, has inform
ed the House committee on agricul-
ture that the disease is very danger
Gus If introduced into the human sys-
tenn by means of vaccination, while
secretary Wilson stated that the dis
ease, when developed in human sub
jects by the eating of diseased meats,
is easily cured, but is very vexatious.
In cattle the disease first manifests
itself by very high fever and chills.
The next symptoms are vesicles, or
blisters, which form in the mouth, on
the lips, tongue and also between the
claws of the feet The result is much
slobbering at the mouth, extreme suf-
fering at this period but after the
vesicles break and ulcers form. the
temperature subsidies and the animal
begins to recover. The mortality of
cattle is described as being as high
as so per cent in severe cases, al
though ordinarily the fatality does
not exceed four or five per ceht. In
stamping out the disease the govern
ment has slaughtered about 200 cat
tie, 800 to 400 sheep and from 1900
to 1900 hogs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14

Hoover, Wn., Jan. LIKE VI. Ely
Of this town has discovered a new rog
pest. Mr.. Ely has a sty of 100 pigs
and is making the fight of his life to
keep them from being eaten alive by
magpies.
When Mr.. Ely bought the pigs he
cut a notch in each porker's ear as
a mark Of Identification. Just about
the time the present cold spell began
the notched ears were nearly healed.
Then came the magpies. Huddled to-
gether for warmth the hogs lay like
sardines, awaiting the next meal. The
magpies were out looking for some
thing to eat, too.
One bird perched on a fat pigs
back. noticed a drop Of blood on that
pigs ear. The bird picked at it and
found it good The hog flopped his
ear and groaned. The magpie passed
the good word along.
The birds have kept every hog ear
Of the entire hundred bleeding ever
since and Mr.. Ely declares in some
cases the animals have lost as much
as half an ear. The beasts are de-
fenseless and usually try to get their
heads under some other hog to dodge
the birds. but the magpies are too
quick and never leave the job min
ute. Mr., Ely has so far been unable
10 drive the birds off and does not
dare try poison for fear the hogs
would be the consumers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14
VOLLEYING SNOW BALLS
SAVE HOME FROM FLAMES

West Seattle Jan. IA prompt
and vigorous pelting of a volley Of
snowbalIs saved a residence from de-
struction by fire here tonight. The
$4,000 residence Of c. f. Bailey, on
Forty-second avenue southwest, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth ave-
nues at West Seattle, had caught fire
and was burned to the ground before
the fire fighters could organize their
work with the meager facilities at
hand. The residence Of John E. Wal
ling, which stool six feet from the
burned building was damaged, but
was saved from destruction by a con-
tinual volley Of snowballs which the
neighbors directed against the threat
ened building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14
4 Horrible HOld-up.

about ten years ago my brother
was held up in his work, health and
happiness by what was believed to be
hopeless Consumption" writes W. r.
Liuscomb. Of Washington, n. G. He
took all kinds Of remedies and treat
mcrt from several doctors, but found
no help till he used Dr.. Kings New
Disroyery and was wholly cured by
Sly bottles. He IS a well man today"
Ire quick TO relieve and the surest
cure for weak or sore lungs, Hemor-
rro~es. Coughs and Colds Bronchi-
Ge n Grippe. Asthma and al Bron-
cr'rI affections. 50c and sI00. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by Tallman
& "o.. ana Pen1lr.on Drug CJ.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14
CAN'T HIDE MONEY so
GENIUS CAN'T FIND TT

Elgin, Ill.-When John EhIenfeldt,
carpenter, aged So years, who has
lived in Elgln for years, was arrested
today on a warrant sworn out by
Mrs. Ehlenfeldt. it became known that
he has a genius for detecting the
whereabouts of money
The wife and her two daughters
went to the office of the assistant state
attorney Roy b. Phillips. and asked
him to tell them how to save their
money. Mr. Phillips told them to hide
It until a deposit in the bank could
be made.
Hide It, We have hidden It in the
most impossible places we could think
Of" said Mrs. Ehlenfeldt. This hus-
band Of mine is a genius. have not
reported him until it became abso-
lutely necessary, for he has an alb
No matter how well hidden it is, he
goes right to the place and takes 1t
without any search or trouble"
A test in the states attorneys office
was then arranged. Money was con-
cealed in a desk drawer EhlenfeIdt
was taken into the office. He looked
around the room an instant, then sud-
denly walked to the drawer and drew
out the hidden money in the pres
ence of Mr.. Phillips and others.
Mrs. Ehlenfeldt said she had saved
s96, wich she expected to pay on the
mortgage on her home. She divided
the sum into 10 portions and hid III
in as many places-in a hole in a
flower bed, in a hole in a closet wall
under a clothes chest in the barn and
in a bag at the bottom of flour bar
rel on which she threw more than
10 pounds Of flour. The next morning
all the money was gone.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14

ternal injuries. The little fellow was
hurried to the hospital, followed by
Mr.. Schane, who volunteered to give
up his blood in the effort to save the
boys life. It was while Mr.. Schane
was on the operating table opposite
that on which lay the boy with the
blood passing from his left arm into
the child's body, that the little fellow
died.
DR.. Grandy, father Of the child,
died in the Philippines several years
ago. where he occupied a position in
the regular army. While returning
to America with his body his wife, the
mother Of Alfred, was taken sick and
died two weeks after landing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14
CALHOUN is ATTENTIVE
TO ATTORNEYS STATEMENTS

San Francisco, Jan. fitzpatrick
Calhoun, the millionaire traction mag
nate. nervous and with face flushed,
listened attentively to the statement
Of the attorneys on the second day Of
his trial under the charge Of offering
bribe 10 the boodling board Of su-
pervisors under Mayor Schmitz The
day was spent in trying to get jury.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14
A Sprained Ankle.

As a rule a man will feel well sat
isfied il he can hobble around on
crutches in two or three weeks after
spralnlng his angle, and it is often two
or three months before he Is fully
recovered. This is an unnecessary loss
Of time, as by applying Chamberlain's
Llniment, as directed, cure may as
rule be effected in less than one
weeks time, and in many cases with
lr three days. Sold by all good deal
ers
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14
BULLETIN WARNS
AGAINST DISEASE
ILLNESS MAY SPREAD
THROUGH VACCINATION

isting in East May be Conmuni-
Gated TO Humans Through Attempt
to Guard Against Smallpox Says
Expect of Department. of Agricul-
ture-1ainted Meats Also Carry
Germs-Bulletin Will Soon be Is
sued.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14
Offers $4,000 Bonus.

Chicago, Jan. 13.-President Muir
ply, of the Chicago National League
club, states that, If the National COM
mission permits, he will distribute a
bonus of $4,000 among the Vorld's
champion team on the day the league
pennant is raised at the West Side
grounds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14
pncllN VIII EiUhi-

Los Angeles, Jan. 13.--Baron Long,
manager Of the Jeffries Athletic club,
has secured the signature Of Harry
Gilmore, manager for Packy McFar-
land, to articles calling for 20-round
fight early in February between
Packy Mcfarland and Young otto.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14
At the PcndlCfOn.

W r. Glendening, G. D. Galley
Portland; c. 4. Keys, Walla Walla
w Z. Mcmahon, Geo. Stevens, Spo'
kane; ] II Roddy. F. A. Vantret, r
l. FIneld. o. J. Willert, Starbuck; Il
L. Stltzel, Waterloo, Iowa; F. Weiden
w. c. Ayers, Portland; f. f. Turbush
Fremont, Ohio.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14

Butte, Mont.-Because OF heavy
drifts through the city, the Anaconda
fire department apparatus was today
put on runners. This is believed to
be the first instance Of this sort in
America.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14

II you viii take Foley's Orino Laxa-
tive until the bowels become regular
you will not have to take purgatives
constantly. as Foley's Orino Laxative
post vcly cures chronic constipation
and sluggish liver. Pleasant to take
Pendleton Drug CO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14
Ehhetts Wants Sehring

Chicago, Jan. 13.-The renstate-
ment Of Jimmy Sebring came as the
result Of some very hard work on the
part of President Ebbetts, uf the
Brooklyn team. Ebbetts wants Sc
bring the worst way and expects to
get him from Murphy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14

The Pastime theater will give away
another Elgin watch on Thursday,
Jan. 1.-THE watch may be seen in
Sawtelle's jewelry store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14
ArrO SCORCnFR GIVES
VICTIN HIS BLOOD
Atlanta CGa.) Man Tries to Save Boy
His Auto Ran over.

Atlanta. Ga. Jan. 14.-While David
Scranr. manager of an Atlanta auto
mobile agency was lying on an oper-
aifng table at Grady hospital giving NJ
MS blood in a supreme effort 10 save
th- life of Alfred Smart Grandy. II
years old. whom he had injured
ear'ier IN the evening by running over
IT. IN his automobile, the little VIC
tim died OF his injuries.
~. Schane ran over the child late
IN the afternoon al the intersection Of
Mitchell and Washington streets. The
boys right leg was cut off. his left
badly fractured, and he sustained In
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14

Clean beas at the st. Elmo at rea-
sonable rates.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14
STARVING BIRDS
EAT HOGS EARS
MAGPIES MAKE RAID
on RANCHER's STYES

Birds Were Suffering From Lack of
Food When One Discovered Tn
healed Wound in Ear of Porker
Marked for IndentificatiOn-Bird
Likes Pork and Passed Good Word
Along-Animals are Defenseless
Against the Shrewd Pests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-14

Oriein,l. daring snd
Ypieslly Amrrcin plly
Il grips sn1 hold, the
audience"
-Cincinnsti Enquirer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-13
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given by The city
council of salt Lake City OF the intention
Of such council TO mako the following de-
scribed improvement. TO wilt:
Constructing cement sidewalks six (6J
feet wide and four C) inches thick ON all
eight tSl rod streets. and four ca feet
wide and four 60 inches thick on all mar
row streets not already provided for In
the district lying between the center line
OF Third South street and the center line
of Ninth South street and the west line
OF First West street and the Jordan river
and between the south side OF Second
South street and the center line of Third
South street, and the west side of Ninth
West street and tho Jordan river: also on
both sides OF Jefferson street from Ninth
South street To Mead avenue. In side
walk districts Nos. ,. IL. 90 Il, 81. 10
and II. and defray the abutters' portion
OF the cost and expense thereof esti-
mated at one hundred and one thousand
two hundred forty-nine and 93-l00 (S101. =
2is.a3) dollars; scVcDty-iivc thousand
nine hundred ninety -onc and Si-i00 (S1J-
9ol SD dollars. or one and HOO (st.lD
dollars per front or linear foot abutliug
said Improvement on said eight (S) rod
streets, there being gG,s595l feet of atut-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-13
SIX FISH AND GAME
DISTRICTS ARE FIXED
Deputy Fish and Game Wardens
Also Named by the
Chief.

Following a short conference with the
governor. Stnte Fish and Game Com
missioner Chambers Wednesday an
nounccd the boundaries of tho SIX fish
and game districts of the state, with
the deputy game and fish wardens for
each district, except district NO. =
who will be named within Il few days,
AS this district embraces Salt Lake
county the warden likely Will be Salt
Lake City man.
The division of the state into six
district will greatly facilitate the work
of the state fish and game COMMISSION
cr, il is confidently believed. The
districts, with the wardcns, are as fol
lows:
District No. Cache, Box Elder,
Weber and Rich counties; warden, A. Ii,
Moves of Ogden.
District No. 2-Dayis, Salt Lake,
rooele, Utah and Juab counties; ap-
pointment TO he made later,
District No. 3-Summit, Wasatch and
Uintah counties: warden NJ Z. Pope
of Theodore, Uintah county.
District No. 1-Sanpete. Carbon,
Grand and San Juan counties: warden,
N p. Aagard of Fountain Green, San
pete county.
District No 5--Emcry, Piute. Sewer,
Wavne and Garfield counties; warden.
Byron HanchctG of Annabclla, Sewer
county.
District No. 6-Nillard, Beaver Iron,
Washington and Enne counties, warden,
Miah H. Day of Fillmore.
Wardens for each county VIII be
named as soon as the district wardens
can get together The county wardens
will be named by Mr.. Chambers, but
il is likely that he viii listen TO sug-
gcstjons from the district wardens IN
making the selection of county war