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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
HANDBALL TOURNEY
OPENS TODAY At "Y''
Twelve Business Men Have En-
tered to Compete for Sill
yer Cups.

The business mems handball tourna-
ment OF the Y NJ C.. y. Will open this
afternoon and Will continue up to and
including January l.
Several OF the best players OF the asso-
ciation have entered the tourney to COM
pete for two handsome silver cups. one
trophy 10 go TO each member OF the win
ming team in the doubles.
The schedule Of games Is as follows:
December 20-Inglebretson and Duffleld
vs. Van Eaton and Hamill Steward and
Brown VS.. Bagby and White.
December 2!-Porter and Rawlins VS.,
Butler and Tempest; Van Eaton and
Hamill vs. Steward and Brown.
December 22-.Bogby and White vs..
Porter and Rawllns: Butler and Tempest
VS.. uurd and Knutski.
December 23-lnglebretson and Dufneld
VS.. Steward and Brown, Van Eaton and
Hamill VS. Bagby and White.
Butter and Tempest: Porter and Rawlins
US. Hurd and Knutsli
December 27-Steward and Brown vs..
Porter and Rawlins, Inglebretson and
Dufheld VS.. BaGby and White.
December 2S-Fan Eaton and Hanll
VS.. Porter and RawlIns; Steward and
Brown VS.. Butler and Tempest.
December 29--Bagby and White va.
Hurd and Knutski: lnglcbretson and Duff
held VS.. Porter and Rawlins
December S0-Van Eaton and Hamlll
VS., Butler and Tempest Steward and
Brown vs. Hurd and Knutski.
December 3l-Inglebretson and Duffleld
vs. Butler and Tempest: Van Eaton and
Hamill VS.. Hurd and Knutski
January I-Inglebretson and Duffield
VS.. Iurd and Knutski.
Teams arc expected to play games upon
the dates scheduled. If. however. this
Is impossible, the teams should agree
upon some date convenient 10 all con-
cerned. When the schedule OF games has
been completed and there arc still post
poned games which have not been re-
ported TO the physical office. the director
VIII consider the game games as for
feited. The tournament Will be rated
upon the percentage basis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
DIAMOND DUST

Jim MCGUIRE is thinking of forming an
ex Boston managers association. Fred
Lake, Mcclure. Jimmy Collins. George
Hun. Bob Unglaub. Fred Tenney, Joe
Kelley, Frank Bowerman and Harry
Smith will be the charter members.
Charley Ebbetts has put "A score OF
Brooklyn players on the Market ana
minor league managers, are grabbing.
Among those for sale Is the annual come
back. Pembroke Flnlayson.
Jack O'Connor didn't see George stall
lngs but when he does there is likely TO
be a swap. The New York club wants
Lou Criger. and rumor has II that Slall-
ings viii give up good pitcher. O'Con-
nor wouldn't object To Jack Quinn. VINO
won more games than any other Yankee
pitcher.
Harry Wolverton has signed to manage
the Oakland club in the Pacific Coast
league. He says he hopes the club is not
sold before he reports. Wolverton sue
cceds Billy Rcidy the former Brooklyn
pitcher.
one trade that looks ike II may go
through is n swap OF George Stone, for
mer batting leader in the American
league. and one other St Louis player
for Pitcher Frank Smith OF the White
SoX.
Derby Day" Bill clymer and Jack
Dunn made their debuts as minor league
magnateS Clymcr is now president ol
the Wukesbarrc club. and Dunn Is head
OF the Baltimore club. w. Bl!i L9hicn'
nor and Hugh Duffy We're managers 10
appear In new roles.
Fred Clarke signed for two more years
and when he serves this term Will have
played baseball for Barney Drcyfuss six
teen years They ought TO know each
other pretty well by this time, clarke
WAS a conspicuous figure in the Waldorf
with his western somDreros DreytuSS
saws Clarke is the highest priced man
aEcr In captivity.
Louis Hcilbroner. chief scout OF the
Cincinnati club has sprung the best story
OF tho many released for publication
Down in my home town. Fort Wayne.
Indiana" said Hcilbroner, "a busher re-
ported last spring TO Bade Meyers, the
manager The Tube put on uniform ana
walked out on the field which has been
nicely sodded. The club had laid out a
nice grass diamond, ut which the busher
looked I'm some surprise. lie walked over
the diamond and dug ut the sod Win ms
feet finding il solid. and glanced at the
outncld.
How soon did you say you were go
ing to opCn?" he inquired OF Meyers,
In about two weeks.
Wal, / guess yen have to hustle
some 10 get this grass cleaned Off the
ncld by that time he commented.
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Emeryville Entries.
al 10 The Trlbmne.

Special TO The JJlDunc-
OAKLAND, Dec. l9.-Entries for Mon
days races:
First race, eleven -siyteenths OF a. mile.
scling-R. II. Flaherty. ll2; Jim Hanna,
1Og. FancuM Hall lO9. Corlcl, lO9. La
Nita, 100; Argonaut. los: Sir Barry, los;
Father Stafford, l05; Lady Rensselaer,
iO5 Novgorod. 100; Schmoo2er' lVi; hbor'
100.
Second race. nve-ciehths OF mile,
purse-C -Coppertown. ll5, Recon, lO9, Miles
O'Conncll. 1O9; BmoCular. ln9; old Mex
co, lO9: Passenger, LOG; j. ~, Barr, lOf,
Metropolitan. lGl: Alder Gulch, lol; Dr.
Dougherty. 9S; silk. a5, Phil Mohr 10;
Third race mile, pursc-NagaIam, lu9'
Folllc L.. l09: Edw r. Fryer. lOG; Silver
Knight iO4; Round and Round. lO@: Ra-
leigh iO3; Madeline Musgraye, 9S; So
MIA, 81: Eddie Granoy. 81.
Fourth race, thrcequorters OF n mile
handlcap-Rey Hlndoo, IL; Spohn, 10;
Sewcn, l09: PrcMcio, lo3; Arasee' lOo:
FIFTH race. seven -elghths Of a mile.
seIllne-Cannrdo, l09: Aftermath. 10Y;
Wap. lO9. Pickaway. lO9; Woolen. io9'
LuXurio, 100. Steel. los; Aks~ Ar-Ben. los;
lnccment. 1OS. ST. Avon. fOf, Elmdale.
l07, Blanche c. 10i
Sixth race. sevcn-clEhths Of mile.
selling lI2: Priceless Jewel, lo0:
Little Buttercup. 100; BurleiGh. 1903; Wise
Child. 1903: Cadichon, 1O9, Roy Jr., LOB;
Grace c., l09; Ros9lare, 105: BIshra, lO9;
Crcston. lOi; Bishop W., lOS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
.,bett Quits Stage
to Train Jeffries
|[[I CHALLENGES
| AID THEN BACKS OUT
| .,,s 10 Meet Utah Champion
J Tsrms First Announced
in Def.

c,sen of Logan. who chal-
9pn uu,, schatz, the champion roller
I,,.b to a fivc-mIie match race
|G~ 80 In the Auditorium, Salt
~ bas welched. II is said. by
Az s.mandp which the management
81, vrohibltve. In a letter received
,uditorium management, Green
,hsre will be nothing doing
-, ~ IS allowed the Hons share OF
Green states that lie wants
,r,v one mile. instead Of the dis
,rriually agreed upon. and de-
b. y psr cent of the gross receipts
N his expenses to and from Salt
d and Sc additional for expense
e. 90 the side.
,v Of the fact that Green was
L ,.u,,rer and first proposed that his
cp with Schatz be for five miles
seement of the Auditorium mas
,Ssf il cannot and will not stand
..anre in tho distance, and Will
IssSnt TO cutting the money on
,,or m nresent Indications II appears
..,SS ny% Grsen never Will be missed.
y. ~ Erslcnlnc will not be allowed to
~ HE race, rs Joe Forest. for
,.,mpJm OF California, and one OF
sr,st and most popular skaters In
en- n The country has signiiied his
20. ,oa Sehatz and il is proba Bile
a arrangements Will soon be made so
As,e two cracks" can get togeth-
-,srr crowd OF Salt Lake fans.
r'sn,ng Thursday evening, and con-
|tr for three nights, with q matinee
|snr5sy Green and Kimball, one OF
rs: fancy and trick roller skating
4. 4, the Pacific coast, will give eX-
|T-rs at the Auditorium.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
HANL0N FINDS HEAVY
THAT MAY BE CHAMPION

Jack Hanlon has found another Jack
which he claims is not a joker, but trav-
els under the cognomcn OF Jones. This
new find is n heavy He is so big that
he puts barrel OF flour TO shame and
makes n six-foot rule look like Il tooth
pick Hanlon discovered Jones one day
making steel rails in Carnegies work
shop. The big fellow showed such
strength handling the rails that Hanlon
Immediately became interested and
asked the stranger II he ever boxed
Yes, sir" said Jones; lin fact, l never
saw the fellow that can't lick Are you
looking for scrap?"
No" said Hanlon. but I'm looking
for a scrapper and you look just like
the chap | dreamed about last night,
and If you make good you've got your
fortune made
Hanlon explained to Jones what he
wanted. and that evening the new man
was given a trial with one OF the near
heavies, and Jones made good. Now
Hanlon has issued challenge In behalf
Of Jones TO box tho winner OF the Jeffrics-
johnson fight. and claims that Jones can
whip either OF the champions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
GOVERNOR SHALLENBERGER
INCLINED TO LENIENCY

LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec. 19-Governor
Shallenberger tonight announced his find
ings In the complaint found against
Mayor Dalhen and members of the board
OF fire and police commissioners of
Omaha. charging enforcement Of the
O'Clock saloon closing law.
The governor says II is the opinion Of
the attorney general and himself that
a case has not been made against the Of
ficials which would justify him In bring
ing proceedings TO GUST them from Of
fice. At the same time he announces
the matter is held in abeyance and that
any iaxity In law enforcement in the fu-
ture will result In expulsion under the
power conferred upon him by the sta
tutcS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
ST. PAUL TRAIN WRECKED;
TWO TRAINMEN KILLED

ST. PAUL. Dec. l9,-Wcstbound pas
senger train No. 3 on the Minnesota and
Iowa division OF the Chicago, st. Paul,
Paul al 10 a. m. today collided with
freight train at Blakely Mimi, about
noon Fireman Joe Iinncll and Mall
Clerk T.. Torgcrson. both of st. Paul,
were killed None OF the passengers was
Injured seriously.
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Derkum Is Injured.

Los ANGELES. Dec. 19,-Paul Der
KUN, motorcycle rider. was injured to-
day perhaps fatally, in u race at the
stadium, when he colided with the ma
chine OF Jake De Roster. which skidded
across the track after It's rider had fall
en- from II. Derkum was hurled thirty
feet and Is beloved by physicians to be
internally injured. The race was n dead
heat between Arthur Mitchell and H.
Whittier who made the FIVE miles in
I:OH.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
MANHATTAN CLUB

The final smoker of the Manhattan
Athletic club. In Its present quarters
In the Jennings block, Will be held to-
night Manager Downing says that the
present quarters are entirely too small
and rather than crowd the people into
a small place he will discontinue the club
until such time as larger quarters can
be secured.
The feature OF the card tonight VIII be
twenty rounds OF boxing by amateurs.
The boys Will box four rounds each and
dive goes have been scheduled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
TEACHER AND PUPILS
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED

BEDFORD. Ind, Dec. l9;-Laura Cur
rams. who had lust received the prize for
the ''prcttiest girl In the school district"
Alma UtterbacI. her chum. and William
Johnson. the girls teacher. were drowned
last night as they were trying to reach
their homes near here, from a school
social by crossing Indian creek In a
rowboat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20

Horsfal Is captain of the varsity team
this year and plays guard He played a
good game at center last year and Is
showing up even better this season
Evans comes from the Lch! high school.
He is n fast man on the floor and a
sure placer of baskets from the field He
holds the position OF right forward
Roskelly plays guard and has had sew
crnl years practice on the Il. Y. G. team,
the former state champions, He comes
as a star player.
Homestead is tho star center from last
years Lehl high school and is playing a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
CARDINAL SAT0LLl Is
VERY CLOSE TO DEATH

ROME. Dec. I9.-Cardinal Satolli, who
recently suffered n relapse from ncphritis:
was slightly improved this morning, and
insisted upon chaplain celebrating mass
in the sick room. He also took cummun-
ion This afternoon his condition was
much worse,
Alarming symptoms developed, and
there was some dellriuW. Grave iohiS
ave entertained for the cardinals rocoY-
erv, Many tclegraphic inquiries have
bccn received from America.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
EEBALL'S TROUBLES
BLESSING In DISGUISE

|y1yNATL o.. Dec. 1o.-That diff
| = encountered In the election OF
E,jeat OF the National league clubs
Ia YORK last week eventually Will
II boon 10 the league, was the
IrsiIon OF August Herman, president
II National baseball commission, to-
& statement OF Mr.. Hermann to that
Z kus concurred In by John l; Bruce,
ksiv Of the national commission, and
y F1eishmann. one OF the largest
|tl5eTs In the Cincinnati club.
b united in saying that Mr.. Lynch.
|t4Ieclsd president, first Of all, Will
L. National league with the highest
q Il unprieS. and that there VIII be
F,aplaints and protested games un-
Is administration.
= lhs future" said Hermann. we
ri have any dcadlocks over the
|ha Of presidents of the league. for
|Y going TO amend the constitution
ID % make such thing impossible. "
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BATTING AVERAGES LEADERS
NATIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE

of the
OF
official public
'or,eb
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hatpin. or whether the sister found hang
Ing stabbed the other and then ended her
own life, will perhaps never be known.
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WITH THE FIGHTERS

The announcement that Kid Mccoy
wants 10 box James ]. Corbett a ten
round preliminary TO the Jeffrles John
son fight has created a great deal OF
interest among the boxing fans. The pre-
liminary would cost TEX" R!ckard no
'pickings" for the oldtlmers. Mccoy
says he has hacker who would be Will
ing 10 part with $4,000 as a wager, or
double the amount, taking Mccoy as the
favorite.
Catcher Mclean of the Cincinnati Reds
says that he has sized Jcffres up and
champion must whip johnson in less than
ten rounds II he hopes 20 beat him. Nc
Lean says that the former worlds cham
pion is far from being the Jeffries of
nYe years ago.
Jack Johnson says that ne has never
met a white fighter that has even given
have all been easy and that he expects
little or no trouble in disposing OF James
j. Jcnries. in fact Just as easily as he
whipped Jack Jeffs brother. Johnson
oase9 his hopes OF an easy Victory upou
the fact that Jeffries viii not he able 10
that he will find the route too hard 10
travel in his next battle.
TEX" Rickard is expected to arrive in
this city about Thursday Upon his ar
rival the place Of the fight will be def
nitcy settled Rictard will! hold a meet
Ing with the business men at the Com
merclal club. and if they stiu demand the
contest he will turn II over To them. as
per his promise before he left for the
East 10 bid for the contest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20

"AkA' N. j.. Dec. 1.-two aged
y sisters, Frances and Isabel
were found dead today in their
iney had lived alone for twenty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20

good game al running center for the
varsity. He usually gets as many bas-
kets as either OF the forwards.
Erickson played guard on the varsity
team last year. He is husky and swift
and. while playing sub, is a good man in
case OF accident.
Assistant Coach "Bobbie" Richardson
rs new man at the varsity. but Is
showing exceptional ability In developing
athletic material "Bobhie" is an old
Y. M. G. A. man and was a member OF
the winning basketball team OF the L. d,
;. during the years OF 1903 and 1904
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20

Holiday Books in Holiday Bindings.
Our line Of Poets in fine Bindings is
unsurpassed. Ask to sec them at Cal
lahan's, 1914 Main st, Open evenings.
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JacksonYille Entries.

JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 19.-Entrics for
Mondays races
First race. three and one half furlonSs-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20

\ trial OF Piper HeIdsieck chewing to-
bacco is the argument that makes IL pop
ular with particular people.
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HaVanas Arc Beaten.

HAVANA Dec. lg.-The American
baseball team today defeated the Ha-
vana league team. Z 10 ..
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Explosion Kills Five.

NAPLES, Dec ia mandatory OF
explosives exploded today near Caserta,
five persons being killed and FIVE injured.
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C. R. THORNTOND|ES
FROM HIS INJURIES
NEVER RECOVERED CONSCIOUS
NESS AFTER FAlL-PASSES
AWAY THURSDAY.

c. R. Thornton, who fell from a
scaffold ON the Litch building to She
sidewalk, alighting on his head, about
2 o'clock Monday afternoon, died at
the same hour Thursday AFTERNOON
without ever regaining consciousness.
Iust a little while before he passed
away he opened his eyes and glanced
at the weeping friends hut there was
no sign of recognition. Brief Ser
vices were held i'm the home at Z
o'clock Friday morning, Rev. c. e.
TruebDood officiating. The remains
were taken to La Grande Friday,
where the funeral was held, Rev. H.
E. Mcleod preaching the sermon.
Mrs. Thornton, her mother, Mrs. Har-
rison, friend, Mrs. Leighton. and
a nephew of the deceased, Perry
Thornton, all of La Grande, accom-
panied the body from here.
Calvin R. Thornton was born near
Dexter, Iowa, Feb. 16, 1859. He went
to Kansas at the age of 25 and later
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WON BY
WALLOWA STOCK
WILEY AND DlSHMAN AMONG
WINNING sHlPPERS-HoGs
FROM NORTH COUNTRY.

Wallowa county stock bore off sew
eral OF the prizes offered by the
Livestock Exchange at the Portland
yards, Tuesday, and brought big
prices at the sale the following day.
Fourth best car steers shipped by
E. L. Wiley of Wallowa, averaged
1873 pounds, sold to Union Meat CON-
pany at &c pound, or $77.5S per head.
Second best steer shipped by E. l..
Wiley of Wal.owa, weighed 1900
pounds, and sold to NJ. j. Gill at 1Oh
cents pound, or s16S Cor the animal
Best car speyed heifers, shipped by
w. ]. Dishman of Wallowa; aver
aged 1896 pounds, sold ito Union Meat
company at $7.35 per hundred pounds
averaged $SO56.
Stock Shipments.
Combes e HotchlSiss sold three
cars of hogs at the yards here in
Enterprise, Wednesday, to Kiddle
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LOCAL FIRM BUYS
L0ST|NE HARDWARE
Ashley G. BuE, HUsTLlNG MER.
CHANTS, ABSORB BUSINESS
IN SISTER TOWN.

Ashley & Bue, the we'll known fur
niture men of this city, have bought
the H. B. Starr stock of hardware
at Lostine, and have already taken
charge of same. The stock was
bought by invoice and totals close
to $4,000. Mr.. Bue will conduct the
Lostine store.
The Starr stock is new and up-to-
date, all the old stuff having been
weeded out in deal made last
spring by Mr.. Starr. 1t will be add
ed to until no more complete stock
OF hardware, stoves, and ranges can
be found in all Wallowa county. In
addition big stock of new furni-
ture will be put in and practically
a complete line of house furnishing
goods. The store will be equal to
any i'm the valley, and the Ashley
system of small profits and large
sales will be followed, so 1t is easy to
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moved to Weiser, Ida, where he was
in the drug business, and in 1886
came to La Grande. He was married
to Miss Para Farris, Feb. l, 1898,
and they spent the first year of their
married life in this county, on Trout
creek, II miles north of this city.
They have since resided in La
Grande except the last few months
they lived here, where he was super
intending the erection of the court
house and the new Litch building,
both of which he designed. His
plans were also used for the Enter
prise Hotel, Burnaugh e Mayfield's
wareroom, the remodellng of the u.
NJ. G NJ. store, DR.. Ault's residence
and the fine new home of j. II.
Dobbin on Prairie Creek.
Besides his widow, adopted son and
daughter, he is survived by his aged
parents, one brother and one sister
at Earlham, Ia, brother at Nevada,
Mo-, and sister at West Branch,
La. Charles McReynolds of this city
and Mrs. S. R. Haworth of La Grande
are cousins of Mr.. Thornton.
The deceased was brought up in
the Friends church, but he was a
member of the Methodist church at
La Grande. He was a man of quiet
disposition and one had to be we'll ac-
quainted with him to appreciate his
sterling character. He was mem
ber of the w. o. w.
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Bros. The hogs were from the North

Bros. The hogs were from the North
Country.
r. L. Day shipped two cars Of
hogs from Enterprise Saturday morn
ing. They were bought from James
Stowell, c. c. Straley, ira Phillips,
.endrickson Bros, Joe Beach, Walt
er Applegate, Alb Wilson, S. w. and
C. F. Evans, d. w. and Chas. Kuhn
of Paradise, John Curry of Appleton,
]. A. Eggleson, Elmer Kooch and s.
H. Bonner of the valley.
Seven cars Of hogs and cattle were
shipped from Wallowa, Saturday.
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AGED WOMAN DIES.

Mrs. Rebecca Wright. wife of Laz-
arus Wright, and familiarly known
to her many friends as Aunt Becky
died at her home i'm the Chesnimnus
country, Wednesday, Of pneumonia.
She was II years of age, and leaves
no children. The burial was in En-
terprise cemetery, Friday afternoon,
services at the grave being conduct
ed by Rev. w. P. Samms.
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Arrested by U. S. Marshal.

James Day, well known rancher
of north of this city, was placed un-
der arrest by U. s. marshal, We'd
nesday, the nature of the charge be-
ing unknown. His friends believe it
ds a case of mistaken identity. He
was released on $1,000 bond.
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Beautiful line Of Cut Glass at the
New Drug Store. Nothing makes a
more appropriate Christmas present.
Jackson & Weaver, proprietors. The
Litch Building. 65a6
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New Drug Store for. finest display
of Imported, Hand-Palnted China ev-
er brought to Wal.owa county. A
splendid present Tor your wife Christ
mas. 65a6
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LOST.

Lost On the evening of March II,
at Fraternal Building, brown fur
collar; front trimmed with one tail
on each end and small legs. Think
one leg is lost off. Win be grateful
to amy person for dts return. Helena
D. Zurcher.
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Wants
FOUND.

Found near my home in Enterprise.
about eight weeks ago, purse con-
tanning some money. Owner may
have same by identifying and pay
ing for this ad. NJ. l.. DeVore.
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