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Red Cros. hail Bloc

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PERRY DAVIS. PAISKIIIrR

should be taken without delay when sore chest and
tickling throat warn you that an annoying cold
threatens. At all drugg SIS in &c c and Oc bottle
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Wis.
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USE
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PHICE-IO CENTS.

PHICE-IO CENTS.
Even when people grow old grace
fully IL takes them a long time to
do Il
LNU INDIANAPOLIS. No. AZ, 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-17
cMns iben.@ erid6ten.

var Il - -N
@ie Charles stinemirc jein Gripor-
nib i'm oSbeQ s@nmc" p%erlor. =
Die SpieIer erbaIten 80 Gage @e-
fdnglHB. 9teocr erbaIt 8 Sabre
3ildtbolts fir 9iebitabl bon 10
Gents.
Charles Stinemirc, Elm t6-iG6riger
Siingling polp Hr. 200S, Oit-Gbaie-
StroBe, idb am 9. Nopember i'm
geloir.IFurft eiii i%ogenartiteS Shell
@qlle~ rnupb pcriud)te ieih Slid nit
ieiiiem sGfporniB BON $500. Gr
ipogte iinb 9cipdllut ober Die
uSbel .@pme"s Spielcr& roiIten lcln
0elo oig Hllb iIobens Sie nitroelt
ipater pcrbqftct mo ygcltern in Der
5lpeitcH AatbeillWg ocs @rinlinol.@e
ridltS ppmsi Gidter @ofter auf 30
Gage. il'aas@ efQngniBg Gaonot. SIC
Serurtbeilten iino: SphH y; Gibbons,
Gro VI. 8rniug, Gilbert e. Sonbert,
Sobn Z. S'8rien lulb sSerrett Sao=
ietst . iieprefen So9Hl iPale1l lle
iueeell .Stltleps 'eilrsr Ou"Ie
,Won e',iItui pefNnlltl ipolpelr' p[l
9..ulsl- po'le le ooct '"''et Fufo'e
cnii'lle's.
0nnl : w g ~ ~ ~,
- Me9et Vtot0e Snn.ip ipnIpe
geltctfl III Der 5~ibeitcn Nbtbeilrng oes
Sr;ntino(ocridSts INN Tirhter Wnrtrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-17
Gampf-Eadet.Gumpaaai.

.tIlle uno dlperldfn4e BatsStnte.) y
Die Berefnigie Gtactei,s Doft befbrherrb.
Sampter. .Jfpri6a," ,9iraintad unb yMIabama"
Santpfer fabreit ,tdgIi1. Soniitaas ai3oe.
Tss'ns1sI, eS,. Ssn ssaS ,elnes.aisrs Nr; . 20
$50 abenbs Sireft iia6 Ol6 Gotnt GomfcrE
9scrfpIf tiftb Portsmouth, ga.
mad @ihnonb, auBeroen. breinaI Die gSo1e
on ugiraln:n Gnbipntion So" MAD Saraes
9tioerseanonngen u15 9ti6ntonb, 30. On Nor.
teSi a2ttInb a, .gtIaniie. eeaft Cine Babn..
sIa @qSmr Egirainia Sa5n1 snS oh SOM:..
@abT8eit,n mad europdtftem glan. giefs
9ampfer- baden l~ururibfe .aailten, belize nro
ialfe SiiB. oser SaiS,paiter.9dSer. eIeftrtt6s
t.ei. asbtnen 75eo $1,o0 s1.59, 5000 ans
Sias'iS i,r,, aSn1 ,a7 s@ 81, Sn,tr mercer u s seS
9~iabtstrnBe. .. u. 6. Office slboft.Gde Ser
sga al,tt nnS gaISsri.s tTate rgentiiisniai
gtarIes.StraBe. .9ampter nit ~rllnitebl Sum
fenteieerapben.eo ftent auseeftattet
qrditSent II. Gen. .wsanaaer. Sem San.. sis.xi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-17

KIrder SCnrepen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-17

@erm noernng.. 1rditiein:
81: uglio perlobt bait Iii Cid &C.
fern - Sr6ulein g.: so, .aefGlt
Cir mein gr1itieom /? w S5raulein
81: % ia. mdn mpb lid eiaentliN
luimocru. ocitn CT. iicbt. bpd 10 per-
niinftig ans. >.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-17
@eitern MarginnSaG sleubabn.
geeinnenb orr 26. Gepteu1ber.

ge9t1f1eHo lt1 26. Septeu1per.
BerIdbt Si1ensgat.suf: .H.tf Z
Sdglid: ;
4,f0 Gloraegs-ShIeaSuS, 9agersfoipn. m. &
gS. Hb,S Wapnesboro. 5GbannUerSbus5 unb;
9iiSeenonin'eu &onntaas. sdretd 'nnb aeurb
1851 @inrasns-RefII&er Gzprebs aaetmsuitsri
uniop'Srio9e. Sruceaiue, Greosrid una- Gnl'
n;itebura. aiiseenommen Gonntn9s), MapneS'
bpro,. 9bdmbersbura, Sugerstotpn,. Sanccd.
SumoerlanS, Gltins lBlffet Sbfsrhatipiis.
Aaaatils)... Sic @noftatiun btefes Snges ON
Sonntoe IT Soaerstolun. t; & ).
Union Nriboe. t..f iISsS
*415 Ganmtttdgs - Snneusus, Sai,ptinie.
SaaerStoipn. Suncpd, StippenSbhrg 4 ulo,
altegeIDnlnten Sprltags, ,Sreberid un6 &tns
mifShura .tEdrlursgSdegon)
Sdgftd, ausgcupmmen Coming.
100 Mslorseits = Doll. 9. uno 6, 9ib. uro
$50 Woreens- Accommodation uaN 1burment.
2.4h ACCOMPLISHMENTS mao Snobroof 4ipn'
bon. yorf, 9anoper, GETTYSBURG nno y. &
Sanober. @ettusbnra nno g. iinb 81 Glib.
$50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mad Gnupter. ~
6.15 Mbenos-gffom. mad linton Nribue.
gnar samftaa9. fg Q5s,
II, 80 abenbS-slfion,. rtab linton Wrieae.
Wnr SthnfdaS. islsr
s.45 Demonstration. mao Union grioae lnb
. SdIt nidt am. Nennfbleania -slpe. .Watntet- an.
q. 9iube1ttpn, YieesVrdf. u. Scr. fWe5mdfS5.
q. W. esweu. Vens3 afaaisr'aostt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-17

Gin betrunfener G%inbre.
Of er : 9(uf ieinem Hlnogonge
ben,crftc ocItcrn 81 frii1er Morgen,
itunbe Eoli5iit George @iuiams bonn
iiiblidan -9iHrift,. ..snBr cine arobe
Sdeibe Der 2ooentbiire bes @ei61its
bon &. Telptpn &lrs, Rr, 10, Oh.
Straits trob. eitgeihlagen tporbel
tpnr. gr ltono Yoltoen Dor Dem 60
ben, bis linn Sergeant Gebus ST
SiiIfe fam. Mit bieiem orung er
bonn In bos @eidGitslofal eir.
9eioe fonllten inn 2ooen Hiemanoen
finoen unb moren Idon I'M 9e9riii,
oos 2ofal SIT p~erluiicn, oils lie plob>
lid) an einen meni6lihen 8orper
itieBen. @s non Elm Neger, Ser lib
Dor Grunfenbcit foi,m oilf ben 9ei.
men balten fonnte. Gr CAB ieillen
Nomcn in Der iiiblifen Yoli5eiita-
ton alS @illiom 2eruis bon Nr.
1921, Sit-Monument.S Ctr. an nnb
crflGrte NIT einem gepilien StolI
Bob CT ein Wotroie bcs Sfooners
Charles q. Sopce" lei. Ser sur 3eit
i'm Safen lie9t. Nui meld)e grt nllO
@eiie er in Den 2oben gcfommen lit,
NOR ibn ielbit unerflGrli6. EoliSei-
ridter 2efpis nobm on, oaB err nit
Der Gbiiht 81 ltebleL in Dos Sc
idGftsbouS eingebrungen luar nno
belt i'm fir bos Geriobren bes Gri'
minalaeridts felt.
Ser 9 Of beim SeIlieber
nnb beiien 6olgcn. Trml
@iuiam 6. 2coerer iiifte cine Spiri.
tuoliItei, auf, ilnl bon oieiem IN st.
fobruna 5u bringen. mann ibr @otte
bonn Sobc abberufcn lperbe, barnit
tie, I'M SaIle sic 2ebensfriIt hires
GrnGbrers cine flir5e wGrc, Die Ser.
iid)erungsi,tmme fir b%enielben erbo.
bel f0nnte. Ger Senieber beiricoiste
ibre' Mibbeeier n1b fliilterte ibr ms
Shr: SD m0dte Sbnen nod etipo3
onpertrauen." Gr 50gerte cine mi.
mite, lebntc lid bann riidmGrts in
icinen ShaufelItlbl unb iogte: Isl,
bieien Sail lit cine Srou p%erlpifelt."
Gr5iirnt elite Die Sro,l nod ibrer
Wobnung. Sbr 8atte iuor alsae-
gangen. Sic tpartete Stunbe olli
Stunbc. Witternaft nobte berol,.
ba trat enolid Der 2dngeriebnte in'S
Sous. Satin uno Sdpicgcrmltter
Iteltcn i'm mn, sur Meoe INTO es FAM
balo 5l beibeu Sccnen! Srall 2eberer
IieB ibren @utten ~nerbaften, Der nit
elmer Gppilpul,oe 1T Der tiiiomeitli6er
Goli5eiitatiet, eridien. Yoli5eiritttr
2ead beidaitiate lid, eineebeno nit
Dem Gale nnb rntlieb qebercr itroi-
frei.
Coll an @inocr abriae
perfauft baben. Ser GeItou.
rateur George S1neioer bon Ger. /.
Siio.GurIepsS trabe, ipl,rbe gciterl,
i'm oitiid)en StationsDauie ourd go.
liseiridter O'gteiI ipegen angebli-
d]en Spirituoienpcrfonfs OH einelt
Winberjdbrieen fir bas 8eridtsper-
ia9ren utter giirgidaft seItent. SO.
li5tit Gaiep batte angeblid beobadp.
ret, iuie elm Strobe, Nanens MbolpD
Gsbranbt bon Nr. 81, Siio.Grlep-
Strabc, in Sbneioer's Geitauration
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-17

reit ann gsbrand In b:r Gonsben. NIB "a.
H,4atetattou MN 1000 ubenbs
foesgSdaoonS, Gpeiferatsn etc, ipsrnen f6naH
E.iorst yer 1elerscn In ellen fcfstnben 6ldes
Ndyeuh1: Gtar.ess inh HaIttnIorese;trabs "a
g., e.. 1aul 1924. ober NIB. Eouttl0Ib 16Qi:
9at. M~obqI.sintict &. & e, nj. Ystnpa 61S5;
GambensStuton Observation-Disclosures 8. .
Ct. Ynul 646, o6er Wio., Goustiant t71o. ~
RI. sac. eobsHyoGbmob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-17

Seucr su Molano Earf. -
Gas cleeante @obnbans Oes Serrll
g. 6. 9ombcrt. Nr. 203, Samtbornc-
Hooo, GoIanh Tnrf, wuroe geiteri
elm Torb Der Slammen. Gos &c
bGuoe iuurhe burh cine Qompe, mel.
dIe Gin Mnitreider auf Ser @eranoo
5llm Gntfernen alter Sorbe beniiste,
III @ranb geitedt. 9ie 5Iommen grit.
fen nit roieuOer Sdneaigfeit nm
lid uno mir Dem raiden gintreffeli
Der Sprisen : Gompagnien bon 30.
lan0 Varf, MrIiuaton, Toipion mo
@ouans lit es 81 ueroanfen. oab Die
Godbor9ebdiioe nid)t eb%eniaIls ein.
9eGidert muroen. Serr lambert, Der
lid) 5ur 3eit bes Ansbrnf)s beS
9ronoes in Baltimore befanb, pnrbc
telepboniid) b%enadaridtigt .unb or.
.ihien balls nit iefnem automobil ai,i
Dem 9ranbplate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-17
Sntcreiiantc Tcbatte.

llebcr Die Sroge, Oh Elm glInoes-Gin.
fomtnen Steliergeieb ungcnom.
men iperben ioIlte. - Sic 9ebot.
tirenben ItelIten oas Eolptedni.
finn llno Die bobere anabenibl1le.
Ter y2oipeQ 2iterariide Gerein"
Oes Baltimore Eolpted)nild)en SnIti-
tutS miro um SamItog Nbenb, ben
IS. 9esember 1909, Der @egner ieines
alien TipoIcn, bcs bancroft 2itero-
ridden @ercins" beS Stoot-Goaegs,
III Der ouj1brli6en 9ebotte icir, mel
dc in Der &nle Der Ditliden bobcren
Iobteribule abgebalten miro. Ger
8~egenltoitp inter 9isfuiiion miro
icin: 9eihloiien, bab elm YunoeS.
G~intpmmeniteuer -@eict, lcinc Gon'ti.
tutionalitat augcGebcn, nidt bon Der
Ser. Stanten-Hegicrullg angetonls
men lperben ipItc. Sic affirmative
miro bon Sen fo~Igenben Stubenten
ocs Eolptehniidcn SnititlltS allfredlt
crbaIten iperoen: SS. 2alurelce 9.
Gbcnometh Sdcob WIoilitcin, Milbur
$. Gan Cant, Eerrp Mcaee Secple,
obtuehieInb; mabreno Die Solgenoen
beS StobtsGolegS Die negatipe Selte
oebottiren merocn: $50. Serbert 8.
@rpmes, Selirp $. 2cnt, gilbert g.
Sor1lnono, 2uiprel1ce @eb, dbned)-
ielnb. Sic arrongcments.G omitc'n
Ser bcioen Tereine bciteben aus:
.2oneQ g. g."-SS. Sacob 9loll-
iteit Gorliber; &amrcncc 9. Gbeno-
luetb @iIbllr sc. San Cant.
Bancroft g. g." -tSS. Senrp
Gent, @oriitcr; gilbert 8. &ammonb,
Sanrcnce @eb.
Or. Grnclt Z. 9efer, ebetnoliger
Yrofelior Der belltiden Sprode AM
Stobt-Golleg unb Jest Irin5ipol Der
oitliden bobercn Eodter : S6rIe,
miro mabrcnb Der Gebotte ben Gor.
iib boben. Die Gihter beiteben aus
ben SS. Or. George &. Barrett BON
Der Sobns Sopfins.ltniperiitGt, CT.
Sons Sroli1er pom y@omunS' Col
lege", Sames y. Chapman, Gb. O.,
Elm prominentes Mitelieo bes @ultl-
morer 0arrcoll.8 ercins.
Sos g. 9. s. Srdleiter miro Die
MllIif lieiern, uno Ser SbomaS g.
George pom Staot.Golle9 miro eit
Gorllet-Solo gum @eiten gcben.
Sic folgcnOen Stubenten oeS go.
lptedniiden Snititiits ernteten Die
2orbeeren fir bos Snititlit in Ser Ge-
bottc pom letter Sabre: $50. Gmorp
g. Stiles, @ilbur g. Ban Sallt, Sres
berif g. Mbbott, Socob @lauItein.
Mopor S. 9orrp Wnbool miro Ell
ner Der promincnten gelooenen 8aIte
iein, bic Der 9cbatte beipobncn mcr-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-17
Merdants & giiners srasspurt. So,
1autpie,.2inie
Nrtbur 70. Npbipn,
III SI-Saltimpre.Str tt.

Br0@t anb HaNaeaeSe.
Rad 1cftuu nab BEN cteu.
Sonntoe. .Ytenffoa nno Jreitaa, 8 nbr abeuhA.
= Ncd Hruutoeuee UNI hem Otter.
SeSntaa. Nftttpoh NIB Sreitae, g tIbt NbensS.
RAD NetuputS 9letp1.
IdqIi&, iiiSGenorrIlet 4pnnerftaa u. GamJtaa,
6 ubr Stbenos.
" Gra1. areenonlmen fdeItt ste 5 lIbr NaNm.
fir eeufeIoeT 1ae fabrenbe. Dantpter.
Ssad1 Gepanung tnb Sa6fsnutue.
.. y. Meaeia, @igeat. 8ier 8, SUB S.s01b.GtI.
Sa~npt.etreau: Se.urou' unb GtGbtstr.
(1iS.d&@-)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04
BODY HURLED 35
FEET into THE AIR

Portland, June 4.-Thrown S5 feet
into the air by delayed blast at Bur-
lington, the new townste on the
United Railways, II miles north OF
this city on the Willamette river,
George Annis, an expert blaster, was
instantly killed just before noon yes
terday. Annis was employed by G. r.
Ballard, the contractor who has
taken the work of clearing and grad
ing the streets in the townsite.
He was engaged only yesterday to
blast the stumps from the street on
the assertion that he was used to
handling powder and knew all about
the work. He and his partner put In
several blasts, and shortly before
noon set them off. Both men count
ed the blasts as they went off, and
one of them failed to work. To all
appearances the fuse had gone out,
and Annis started toward the stump
after waiting a short time. His part
ner demonstrated with him, telling
him that he had better wait a few
minutes to make sure that the fuse
was dead. He paid no heed to the
warning, however, and went over to
the stump.
Just as he reached 1t there was a
sputter, and before Annis had time to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04
PORTLAND COAST LEAGUE
AFTER NEW PITCHERS

Portland.-The Portland Coast
League team may have a couple Of
new pitchers any day now. Manager
McCredie and his men arrived at noon
today and Walter announced that
"Colly" Druhot, who Is with San Jose
of the outlaw League, had promised
to join him. Lane, the star pitcher Of
the Tri-State League last year, has
promised to jump back into organ
ized ball and join Portland, II he can
get the salary due him there and terms
have been offered one or two other
men. Druhot is the local southpaw
who formerly played with St. Louis
and was with Indianapolis last year.
The Beavers will be minus the SER
vices of Ote Johnson for few days.
probably, as he is laid up with a spiked
foot, when Claude Berry stepped on
him Monday. The rest of the men are
in good shape. Graney or Garrett will
pitch this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04
PREDICTS SMALLER
CROP OF WHEAT

Chicago.-B. w. Shows crop re-
port for June / estimates the acreage
of winter wheat at 27,536,O0O, against
3O,4s2,OOO harvested last year. Dur
ing May the condition of the crop i'm
proved in the Ohio valley and de-
clined seriously west of the Missouri
river.
The general average is placed at
S0.S. against 1928 on May /. In Texas
the present condition Is reported at
so. against go last month; Oklahoma
II, against II; Kansas rs, against
IS, and Nebraska 70, against SO.
The present acreage and condition
fairly indicates a yield of about 37b,-
100000 bushels, against a harvest OF
100000 last year.
The spring wheat acreage is placed
at 1S,247,000, against 17,S21,00O in
1908. The present condition is about
normal for this date, 93.4, against
93.5 last year.
The oats acreage shows but slight
increase over last year, with condi-
ton of Se.5, against 500 in 1908. The
plant is generally late and has been
injured by dry weather in the SOUTH
west.
Using a power Of yield Of 17.S
bushels per acre, the Snow report in
dicates a total spring wheat yield of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04
JOHNSON AND Kaufman
TO FIGMT IN SEPTEMBER

New York. Formal articles of
agreement for a fight in which AL
Kaufman of California, will endeav-
or to wrest the worlds championship
honors from Jack Johnson, negro pu-
gilist, were signed today. The time
and place Of the bout remain to be
decided upon, but 1t likely will be held
next September.
Johnson agrees to box Kaufman
As rounds or go to a finish in Nevada
or any place where finish contest
is allowed. He specifies and insists
that, If the fight takes place in Cal
ifcrnia, he will not box more than 20
rounds.
They are to divide the receipts on
basis of 85 per cent to the winner and
81 per cent to the loser
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04

spring back from the stump the blast
of powder exploded and blew him
into, the air. He fell to the ground
and when his partner reached his
side he was dead.
Other worl1nen were summoned
and on examination It was found that
there was scarcely q sound bone in
the mans body. The coroner was no.
titled and he left for the scene of the
accident Immediately. The man was
a stranger to the other workmemn in
the camp, and 1t Is said that II Is not
known where his relatives reside.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04
Objects to Hunting License.

Asheville, N. C.-George w. Wander
bilt maintains that the head of his
forestry department, DR.. c. A. Sche-
neck, exceeded his authority in exc
cutting last April 10-year lease at a
rental of $4,000 year of the fishing
and hunting rights on $4,000 acres of
his Pisgah forest to N. r. Addicks,
Jr., Of this place, who assigned the
lease to James A. Pugh and j. M.
Chiles, Of Chicago, who paid two years
advance rental required by DR.. Sche-
nck, and negotiations are now in pro-
gress between them and Mr. Wander
bilts attorneys for confirmation OF
the lease with modification, or new
lease.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04
HELD INQUEST OVER
a LEG AND A FOOT

New York.-Coroner Brewer, of
Brooklyn, will today or tomorrow hold
an unusual inquest Into the death Of
one right leg and one right foot"
This peculiar ceremony is made neces-
sary by the action Of DR.. Gould Of the
Norwegian hospital, who filed with the
Board Of Health a regularly executed
death certificate describing the leg
and foot which he had amputated
from a man who had been injured by
streetcar. DR.. Gould sent the dis
membered leg and foot to the morgue
and ascribed the cause of death in the
death certificate to amputation. Coro-
ner Brewer contends that this for
mality make it necessary for him to
hold an inquest on the leg and foot.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04
Heroine Weds Chauffenr.

San Francisco.-Mrs. Ann L. Nc
Cartney, who as Mrs. August Cha
mot, received decoration from the
French government for heroic service
in Pekin at the time Of the Boxer re-
helllon, was quietly married here to-
day to her ex-chauffeur, August Rhen-
strom. Chamot was an Interpreter
for the Chinese court and also owned
O hotel in Pekin where the legationers
and other foreigners were fed and
sheltered.
In return for their services the Cha
mots received $45O,00O from the allied
powers, and August Chamot was made
a Mandarian Of the Chinese Empire.
Mrs. Chamot was awarded a de-
cree Of divorce three months ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04

2S5, 100000 bushels. This makes an
estimate of the total wheat crop Of
$50, 900, 900 bushels, which compares
with 664,602,000 as the final official
yield harvested last year According
to the Snow estimates, however, the
spring wheat crop this year is much
larger and the winter wheat crop
very much smaller than last year.
Comparative showings were:
Snow estimate June l, 1908, winter
wheat, 375,00O,OOO bushels; final Of
ficial, 4S7,9OS,OOO bushels; Snow es-
innate, spring wheat, 2S5,OO0, 900
bushels; final official, 226,s94, 900
bushels; Snow, total, 100000, 900
bushels; final official, 664,602, 900
bushels.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04
The lessees declare the lease exc

The lessees declare the lease exc
cuted in Mr.. Vanderbilt's name by
DR.. Schenck is valid, but they are will
ling to make concessions to please Mr.
Vanderbilt, who first consulted coun-
sci here and then went to New York
to consult his attorney. The lessees
had planned the formation Of hunt
ing club with several hundred men,
bers,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04

For Rent-Unfurnished room in
East oregonian building; large and
cool; electric lights; bath on same
floor. Inquire this office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04

Ice cream, sodas and cones, at the
Main street Bakery. Next to the
Quelle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04

No man has any rights that lead
others wrong.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04

Lonsdae muslin, II yards ......-. .S1.OO
Stephens Crash, - 1-2c val. ....... Sc
Heavy Turkish towels, $1.25 doz .... SOC
Heavy Shifting u 1-2c val. .7c
Apron Gingham, 1-2c val. ........ sc
Prints and Calicos, '1-2c val. ........ sc
pieces Unbleached Outing, 1Oc val. .....7c
Dress Ginghams y 1-2c val. ........ g 1-3c
Best Percales, 15c val. l................11 11c
Sheets, S1x9O, full size, 90c val. .,.... .69c
Pillow Slips, 45x36, zoe val. ..,.... 16f
9x4 Sheeting, soc val. .29c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04

6 1-4c Lutus Lawns .................4c .4c
15c Fine Lawns ...............l IL 1-2c
zoe Extra Good Lawn. ........... To 1-2c
y 1-2c Extra Good Lawn ......... 1Oc
Csc Anderson Gingham .......... AZ 1-2c
Csc Linen Suiting ...............4Z AZ 1-2e
25c Flaxon for dresses 1Sc
35c Bordered Swiss .................25 25c
SOC French Gingham .............,..3Zc 3Zc
25c Dress Madrass ..................1 15c
1Sc Dress Ginghams .,..............1I 1Ic
Csc Red Table Damask ..............4 46e
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-27

The Congregational church will be
opened for sunday school only, the com.
ing Sunday.
Remember the dance at Grange hall
10 night for the benefit Of the base ball
team. Come out and give the boys q
lift
There will be a Iniversaiist sociable
at Mrs. q. 2. Rowel's Tuesday. Aug. Bis
AFTERNOON and evening All are cordially
invited to attend.
Earle Roberts, son Of pastor Roberts,
left yesterday morning, after spending
weeks vacation here, 20 continue his
studies at The Moody school IN North.
field, Mass.
Repairs on the Methodist church have
already begun and after Sunday there
win re 4 tearing out, and the church
Viii not be used again till repairs are
completed The people have accepted
the invitation 10 worship with the Con.
grceationalisls in joint services during
the progress Of repairs
All the churches win put their con.
eregtions together on Sunday. worship
ping az the Methodist church. At the
morning service. Rev. M RI Davenport
will speak for the Anti-Saloou league.
II Is also hoped chat MI. Davenport
viii preach at the evening service, which
will BE- Ia the same place.
o. W. Dickinson stands at the head
every time on the tomato line He left
one with as yesterday that tipped the
scales at q ouncess i was Of the Dick
inson Globe variety, perfectly smooth
aud dead ripe o. W. is At home mi
the garden az well as at the paint brush,
and many other things.
The following "a list Of the teachers
for the coming fan term Of school IN
town, district No. Sadie Royce No.
b. Grace McAnister; No 3. Ada Austini
No. 4. not vet engaged; Ne. 5, high
department Florence Leighton grammar
Belle Robinson intermediate BeInice
Morse, second primary Myrtle smith,
first primary Myrtle Seayerf district No.
6 0rville Walbidee; No 8, Hazel
Spague; No q primary Shirley Camp,
Faye Beard; No. II, Ethel Hyde; No.
Is, Clara Hemenway
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Times at regular Office rates. Boston
and New York dailies are on sale and
the leading magazines always on hand.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-27
old rIme PoIana chlnas.

The hogs OF thirty years ago were
very mellow, easy feeders, could be
fattened At any age yet II carried 70
eighteen to twenty-four months Of age
grew into very large, shapely. profit
able hogs. I speak IN this instance
from personal experience, for IN 1880
I bred, personally fed and marketed a
bunch Of May pigs. selling them the FOL.
lowing January at an average Of eight
and one-half months old Their aver.
age weight was 317% pounds The
next year fed and sold just double
this number at nine months OF age.
and they weighed 3l5B pounds.
sold the sire Of these pigs as a stag At
two years old, weighing geo pounds.
This stag had considerable white
on him, but was one Of the mellowest
and easiest feeders that ever owned.
w. NJ. Landing Before Iowa Swine
Breeders Association.