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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-03

7 Deals reported by Harding & Stell-
S mon. New York Central Railroad
!. to E. H. Hartman. We did moi
make this deal but it was made and
so was the deal between Koepka and
Eckert reported last week by Mr..
Larson. Neither did Larson have
anything to do with that deal Of
course he Doesn't say in the paper
that he did but he would like to have
people think he did. Hot air and
appearance-talk about the real
thing-ihere with the goods. Hard
ing & Stellmon.
The following real estate sales re-
ported by Harding & Stellmon.
100 owned by Mrs. r. E. Curtiss 4
miles north of Vollmer. Considera-
ton about $4,000. Lot 10 Block 5
city, owned by Jacob Wiscarson.
40 acres 8 miles south Of town own
ed by P. NJ. Harding to c. c. Hess.
Consideration $1,000.
For SALE-A nice two seated
Surrey and shafts and new set single
harness. Price 500. Look this
up. Enquire of Harding & Stellmon |
The following is the library re-
port for the month of May; Visitors,
men 81 Women, 90, Children, 90,
Total 261. Books loaned from Nez
perez library So, Travelling 10. To
tai IS.
Mrs. Blanch Trout
Librarian
S. 1. Swenson, of Central Ridge
met with very serious accident last
Tuesday evening at about 9 80.
While bringing load Of furniture
home from Vollmer the bit Of one Of
he brides came off one Of the horses
which caused a runaway throwing Mr.
Swenson out and the wagon ran over
lis hip crushing it very seriously.
&c was taken to the home Of Frank
who lives near where the
ccident occureo and doctor sum-
loned. Latest reports state that
e is in verv precarious condition.
lis son who was with him escaped
injured. r.
'. B. Ramsay is reported sick a,
-amiah.
For SALE -Four-year-old Elm and =
iaPle trees at my place three and st
ne-balf miles vest and one and one h
alf mile nonh Of Nezperce. F. c. G
ticks. =
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-03

Your tongue is coated. Your
breath is foul. Headaches come and
60. These SYMPTOMS show that your
ston ach is the trouble. To remove
the cause is the first thing, and
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will do that. Easy to take
and most effective.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-03

The pleasant pureaiive effect ex-
peIienced by all who use CHAMBER.
lains S;opnch and Liver Tayicts.
and the healthy condili, Of the BODY
and mind which they create, makes
one feel joyful.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-06-03
souReks oT aEyEsuk.

~ order Of the board Of Trustees. us, IL.
1902. CHts. y. THOMAS.
Attest Chairman Of the Hoard Of rn.ts..
"a ALVosp' viil'ss cis.s Apm
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
2ainin teitG

fiertelee taaS pfIi onneton ibminen,
aTioitfiia Toitpo elias Yolpianber
Eampereelta. Sdn on nimittdin toll
me miitfoa tafaperin eri benfilDiben
nimiQd marustetuiua tpaltatirioiua,
ioista ainafin prfi on bapaittu
mddrennetptfi, nostanut 9ppoteettis
pboiStptfen uieiue maanmilieliiDiue
mpDntdmdstd lainasta pbteenid
145, 900 mtaa. Sdmdn idlfeen faz
toii ban teiae tietdmdttDmiue. - Sies
to mddrennpfIistd iaatiin erddn
polnianberin -fonttoristin Mattilan
%fautta, iofa ilmoitti poliiIiae pol.
mianberin fatodmiieSta.
9elfinsin etiiwd poliifi rpbtpi beti
waratuomari Safaien iobooaa faifs
Elm m%abboqiiiin toimenpiteiiiin Ia.
maItaian o%linpaitan lelpiae iaamis
iefIi ia bdnen pibdttdmiiefieen. Suu'
rio naifeufIia on tdsId moitettama,
lite tapautiesta FUN oil 10 ebtinpt
fulua fafii ipiitfoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
8irie TprSiaSta.

S~erraIto Iaamme min bppGt FUN
pabatfin pdipdt, foettelemufien FUN
pirpoitufienfin aiat. Ndin tuIee
a~iateneeti fatieuesIa ia, miad taipoin
9erran fdii obiaa oloia Sorsian
tienoiqatin. Sdn. iofa moi erdmaa'
ban luooa mirlpoittatpia meIildbteis
I'd, On Sorsiaanfin ndbben tebnpt
iotain ielaista. 6dn on etIistellpt
meitd antamdua nellie mieben, lota
papin a~iemasIaan taistelee iieluia
SeeiufIeIe. 2emddstd ldbtien, Sors.
ian feurafuntalaisten pppnnDstd Iaas
oa papin a~lueeaenIa, ia tuomiofapi
tulin m~ddrddmdnd on 'eritpiIesti
SorsIan ieutulaisten fesfuubesia
tpDstennellpt ldbetpsIaarnaaia s..
SiDblom. Serran funniat1i oIfopn
ferrottu, ettd ban on ioanut ola
ndlifappaIeena monen tpImdn, fuols
Ieen ia penIedn Iaottamiiesia Wo.
pabtoian ialfain iunreen.
YaitIi iitd, ettd SorsIan Hufous-
buoneeaa npfpiiin pioetddn iddnnDl.
linen iumolanpoIweIus, pioetddn
mpDsfin Observation-Disclosures raama.
tunielitpeIid. Mlufii olipat nefin rus
fouSbuoneeuo, mutta opot npttem,
min Itirretpt Slemeldn pappilaan,
pastori SiDblomin fptiin. SdGud
omot eIiintpneet mpDstin mmutamat
nuoret neutrality-suspicious.. Min ett6
iofa terroUa on % pubetto ia run
iaosti beng. laulua. Ndioen tiloi'
Iuufiien tooitasta, ,pirfistdpdd tun'
Meta Ell moi fuipata.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
1uululaitpS.

SafIan ia ranstanfielen opettaiat'
taren mirfaa boitamaan toistailefli
l&elfinsin uuoesia iuomolaiiesia int
t1fouIuSla on fouluplibaaitus mdd'
rSnnpt nciti 8. GaBtrenin. g
SeITinsin iuomaIaiien tpttDfoulun
pliopistoon iobtatpain iatfoluoffain
mathematician ia ipIiifan lebtorinmi'
ron liiaiIuutta on bafenut i'll. tobtos
ri 8. 80. Nemanlinna.
Canaan oppiIaitofien historian ia
iuomenfielen lebtorinmiran ia iiuut'
to on bafenut IiloI. tobtori W. >,
&inbequist.
Surun iuomoluiien realilpleon bis'
toriau ia IuomenfieIen lebtorinmi'
ron Iiiaiiuutta omat bofeneet filol.
maisterit :. Suomalaineu, &. paf'
faIa ia :. Gabra ietd erds, iofa ei
baIua nimednId mainittaipon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16

9aufaan fiblafunnon fruununs
pputi g. 70. 2inorotb on fdpnpt
tuomosia Sitfamannilan torppareiIs
lie bddtotuomiotu. gtiioen mufoan
pitdd torpparien iattdd torppania
beti bddtdid 6. 9ernbaroin vmapoa'
ieen bauintoon". SddtD FUN
torpparit onat neoonneet bonioi.
feuteen tulee tapabtumaan tofuis
ben noioua.
N6btdmGsti eli &esfi.S uomesta
ole loptpnpt tafausm iebid ioiialistis
bddtdidue, fosfa bdnen on tdptpnpt
bontfio ne Sdmeeetd osti.
Muutomolta bddoDnoIaiielta torp
pariltaan on bra 9ernbaro foriaut.
ianut talteenia Idmdn tefemdt bel.
ndt, iotta olipat fuilpamasIa baa.
fiaao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16

ICE. % pnd adnefosfeuo pibetpS
Id firfonfotoufiesia pddtettiin beti
rpbtpd toimenpiteiiiin omar ienras
funnan muobostomiiefii, eroamaua
2%aufaan ia Sooriidrmen Ieuratun'
nista. 2iidfIi pddtetiiin eitd Soaris
idrmen foppoIoiiele mofieiaan bd'
men mootimania forpausiumma
1000 mt ferta faiftiaon. 2aufoan
fappoIaiIen fonsia on 10 ennen tebs
tp fopimus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
Mitdban lienetudt l5Dtdmeet ct.

Often fumman pittdae raiantafai'
men epdluulo faiffea Suomesta tn
letpaa mastaan MOI mennG, oioit'
taa ieuraamafin: aun noin par
miiffoa tafaperin muuan bautaus'
Iaatto fulfil Suonten puolelta Wend'
jim puoleue. min tutfittiin bdutaus.
I%aattoon fuulumat bppin torfasti,
Wtutta ei FIND fpqd. Huumisfirs'
tufin amattiin ia ruumis numsfittiir
iofa puolelta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
MitGbdn pifein pnnbaatpat?

Wiuaian tp%endIdinen lebti f%ertoo,
ettd @enGiGn ministerineup osto on
pbtd mieltd IotoministeriDn fanSla
iiitd, etta pietari ia Waoia pbbistes
tddn IuoroUa raboua. 3osfa tdud
roonla on tdrfed Iotaiobbouine
merfitps. maatii feiIaritunnan baui'
tuS fitd rofennetiamotTi Suomen
naltion fmstannufIela 10 emf tilass
ia. Hota tulee rafentaa ie1aista
tppppid, eta feiIarifunnon rautatie'
,~perton liiffuno foIuSto moi find
napaasti fuIfea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
putOii itiefaituamaauia fuoppaan

xufon ttfetattuaMaanfa tuctpaatt
ie 3euruun fuuluiia pbteisfouIu nj
mittdin. SiuG tdmdn foulun fans
natuspboistptIen fofoutIesia Gsfet.
tain pddtettiin IL ddnead 10 mas
taan ltoistaiietii lopettao foulun tois
minta.
&oulu Ell ole alusta a~lfuenfaan
~iaanut pleiIempdd fannatusta olaf.
feen, FUN iamosIa p%itdidsid, Saapas
mdeqa. 10 oil ouut 'oista muotta Ies
naatin lumaua toimimasIa Dbteis-
foulu ia iiud l~aaian maafunnan
fannatus puolelaon. i%olIoin tdmd
bouIu perustettiin. &iian rasfaafii
tdmi muutamalIe benfii6qe sqdpitdd
tdtd Geuruun p~bteisfoulua ia niinpd
~pddtimdt he ettei ie enda emf Ipfz
fpstd toimi. NGin on pddStp tdstd
iuurta buomiota berdttdneestd fous
Iuriibasta &euruula. So min iaa
9aapamaen phteistoulu idueen rau'
bosia tupuaiieIta mabinsoniieIta Eli.
pailulta iattaa iiunautielista tois
mintaanIa omasia upeasia, tobta
tdpiin malmiina olenasia talosiaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
8apt. Gfrains Soban Yenttincm
tMpIlut.

Wf. 20 pnd tuoIi uubenfirfon
fappaIaiien mirtatdloGa ieurafun
nan fappuIainen Girain. Soban
penttinen 40 pitooen ifdiIend. pas
tori penttinen oil ipntpnpt Wiipurin
pitdiasid 1864, tuli pIioppilaatii no.
1888 ia wibittiin papitii 1887, mod.
rdttiin firtfoberran apuIaiietIi Cor
tamaIaan ia 1887 not. tirttoherrafIi
lamaan feuratuntoan Iefd 1890 not.
firffoberrafIi Nusfealaan. 20. 1865
iuoritti ban firtfoberran tutfinnon
ia mddrdttiin Iamana puonna not.
fappalaiietii iefd nimitettiin 1896
nafinaiiefii fappaIaiietii llubeaefirs
fole. Oman mirfanIa obeua mdd.
rdttiin bdnet not. fi%rffoberrafIi bel.
ndf- 5. psti mt. s ppddn 1909, ia
Iamana pdipdnd fun pddttpi firffo.
berran miriam narIinainen boito,
pdGttDi mpDSfin elamG. &esteltG
uupumatonta toimitaa, tdpiisld tp1'
moimisia sbdn ero1i eIdmdstd, iu'
ruff fpirfatonereiIe, maan erittdin'
Elm Observation-Disclosures, iotfa faina'
ten ieiIomat bdnen bautania par
taaua. = &dbinnd iuremat naina'
Jan puolifo, OF. Hoos ia 6 lasta iel
fd 2 iuelied.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
una sliifaisen ia alan bammas.

Siead aerimden pitGidn Maffolan
fpldsid buubtoi muuan buutolainen,
uaa MIitainen, barawaaa beinid fo'
foon beindniitpad. gto, eibdn ie mis-
tam. ibmetta oliIi, mutta fun on
mnmmoqa 10 ifdd 112 wuotta, min
tauliIi, .ettd bdnen oioltaan Diff 10
beindt tebtp ia tdmd maailma mil'
ieltp. Wutta eifD mitd. Wtummo
Hence t6td nptpd %laiiaan ponbin
euomesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
Gimdt bDWdtIp.

&enraalifmmernDsri ei ole pbtpnpt
Ienaotin pddtsfIeen Suomen &aup'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iaantDien
muutofIen mabmistomiIesta, ippstd
ettd ertiiisid id~dnnoisld olut mdd'
rdps, ettd m%endldtiiud fauppamots
fnstaiila on Jana oifeus FUN iuos
malaiIiuatin liitipd pboistptieen, on
muutetuista ,iddnnDistd idtettp pois.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
ltsfonnolliien iuafanmnf,en tdbcen
erpitettu rataefimieS.

II. g. fertpo, ettd rataeiimies sSSus
no Better !Spwbien, iota, Iiirrpts
tpddn obpentistien usfonlobfoon,
on fieltdptpnpt %lauantaiIin tpDtd te'
femdstd ia ielittdnpt mastebestin
aifomania ola mapaana wirantoi'
mitufIesta lauontoiIin, on routatie>
baQitHs erottanut toimestoan mals
tionrauta.eiuG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
Smpmem aFiat @endian ministeri-
rtentpDstuSia.
0ietorist6 iImoitetoon:

pietoristT ilmoitetaon:
Ministerineumostoaa ei ole ouut
mit6dn muistuttamista ieuraapista
file lauiunnon ontamista parten
i~dtetpistd Suomen oIioisto: Selfin-
gin mierasfoti. ia pDmaiopboistpts
fen nopouttomiiesta mmoben 1913
Ioppuun Iuorittomasta file mpDnne'
tpn 100000 MIN iuuruiien iualtio.
loinan forfoo ia fuaIetusta iefd ans
pumo-oIeioen ia muioen ampumas
tarpeioen Observation-Disclosures pd'
liaifoisten roioitusten moimosiaoIo'
oian pioentdmiiestd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
Murb eta ferrafieen.

S~ddmins,sid Ipnnptti eras maimo
dsfen tnttDlapIen, ioua ei ole oaen'
taan Iilmid eifd pldbuuIta. Silmien
paifat omot aiman iiledt, ainoas-
taan biufan iilmdripIid muistutta'
mia farnanantumia on niiqd pai'
foiqa. Wtuuten on lapTi terpe ia
bppinpoipa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
8iireett mbri.

Gen ioboosto, ettd t%oIonpoifa Wt.
8. SIumioii f%eidtuun 6 pnd tapo'
turmaiieSti idi iunon ale anoffoIan
oIeman Iuena, on ofionoioia 6. 6.
6ocbin nnotinut ipoltionrautateiltG
formausta 45 tub. ruploa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
En- riatt bpmipitcuS.

2ansIistin mirfaa Eurun bomioi.
feuoesIa ienaattorifIi futiutun fans.
Iisti IlefIi 2diupn iiiaue omat bates
meet entinen bomioifeuben aIesiori
8. 81. Eoinila ia parahlomari s.
StenItrDm.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
@iipnrin

iataman abtauben puofii on Mii'
purin faupunainpaltuusto amount
ienaatiIta lupaa iaaoa toimeenpan'
no erindiIid t6itd eteldiatoman loa'
ientamiIefTi iefd tartotusta marten
fdpttdd forfeintaan 2 milioonao
marffaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
Gpodnmaittemme riffanfiia.

!Siliattain on 8otfasta ldbetettp
Gnolantiin noin 600 tpnnprid puu'
termaa, iotfa onot ,uoout 8otfoon
2aiaanin IeuouiIta. 2dbimmdsfd
tulemaiIuubesfa ldhetetdan Dield
8otfan foutta Gofiaon 1000 tpn'
nprid ternao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
Maiopm binta itpuSee.

Waanomistaiain misunderstanding.
feen baainto on pddttdnpt i%ppstuun
l pstd fobottaa tintimaioon binnan
9elfinsisid npfpiiestd % pennistd
20 spenniin litralta. Sinnan foboa.
miien ipptii ilmoitetaan nuoben
buono farianrebuiato.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
Euiueasfa epi sunnafIi!

WaaIan lddnin f%unernDDri on nf
IS pnd %ontamauaan pddtDfleud
bpmdfipnpt toipatan i%eurafuntas
laisten anomufien Iaoba oma funs
nalisbauinto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16

Suomen ioIialistit omot tdbdn as
ii Idbettdneet Ruotiin inurIoffoIoi'
file oipushusto noin 10000 mt,
Iiitd MN. SeIiin9isid 1000, Gurus
ia 1000 mt. pnnd pienempid Grid
muuolta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
@arfanSem tebSas puubiompf1i

Gnnen on 10 terrottu, eta War'
fauben fonepaia aiiotaan Iaffaut'
toa. ,Wiercator" tietdd Iatfouttamis
len aibeutuneen aiteeSta muuttda
teboas puubiomofii Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
4uffipHunia

rabafii baluaa &erimden ieurafunta
muuttaa, fosfapa on ienaatilta amos
nut oifeutta Iaaoa mppod papiston
mirfataIoienIa metIistd faitfi ne TUT
fipuifii felpaamat petdidt, iotfa rims
nan forfeuoelta t%dpttdpdt 20 ientia
metrtd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
2ppnlliiia n%imitbfiia.

Wiipurin bepioiteuoen oiesloritt
on I~opuliiesti nimitettp iaman bo-
pioifeuben fanne,pisfooIi ). M.
Sa9erltr6m.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
0pmmin iato.

2irousta ~firoutIen pddae. ZOE.
IA pnd pibdtti 9oIittolon poliifi Id.
bdaa Diipuria Soofto Srebrif Wdn'
nisiDn fen iobbosio, ettd bdn oil
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
gousfunnan

abresIi, iofa 10 beindt. II p. tsimi'
tettiin fenraalifupernDDrin fans
liam, fuuIuu olepan miel1tin aiians
omaiIeen paiftaon ldbettdmdttd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
YlippiStp.

Satian ia ransfan fieIen pIimdds
rdinen lebtori pliopistosia Sean
Sonis IIpbonie Sd)Ie9el on fansles
rinmirustolta amount eroa niras.
taan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16

raistannut ,iiIorenIa tnttdren. ZOE.
ID pmdd masten p6ad buomattiin
Talitfalan partiofonttoorisia, iosia
bdntd Idilptettiin. ettd MdnnistD oil
%lopettanut eldmdnid birttdptpmdud
alus,poatteista understanding
fopteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
Mifatn ~nterfeistG.

81 peliet, iisfot iIoitfaatte tGstd,
Str gillian tuIemus 10 ompi Idsnd
Gill aian merritt iiltd n%dpttddpi.
Str Seeius tuIIen faiffi tdpttddpi.
Ndin Iouiui Seeius oppiIapiils
. 90 tenfa
Sa merfifIi fen ontoi omiuenia;
&uin iaupmia Iaatte IooiSto
&c minun tuloani tobistaa.
Npt fania ,ionieepi 10 fanioa
pastoan
Ga naItafunta fpoltafuntaa mas
WpDs mefin noStotoomme Poi.
tdmme,
Sum fobta famine nieti1G bGis
tGmme.
Mlfddtte fdDfD tpbmdin neitiein
laiqa
Wafaomaon Iamppuinennen Dfs
inn ipaiqa,
Waan faupat cuff oHesf' oss
Sa DIidn bame arnasi' nosta'
fad.
SiH' ompi mpbbd nstoue 10
mennG
Ruin armon pni eli 90 aufi enGG
Ga niiiaat neitieet menee lamps
puineen
Ga tpbmdt iddtpdt Tiiben DIipi'
HeeH.
2uin miiiaat neitiet plidn baibin
fultee
Ga Dlfd taipaan omen fiinni
iulfee,
Niin eipd auta tpaitfa folfuttoa,
2uin otpea Ell endd amata.
Waan fpaStamS on: en- md tuns
ne teitd,
Sc cite ole Ieuranneet mum ddntd
Wtun armoani te plDn fotioitte
Waiffa bdibim tula tabbotte.
Sc itIednId oIfao p~uoIusteua
ga bpmid t5itddn mieId lueteno.
We iDimme, JOHNNIE, Serroa
buuIimme
Npt amaa beti opi eteemme.
Woan puolustufIet eimdt auta
mitddn,
Npt beti foeta beIwettibin pitdd.
pois main menfddt, mddrintes
fiidt,
&c cite ole toimaan periidt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
Maatbun Memrmanin

MISREPRESENTATION on tdbdn Iaaffa
terddntpnpt 1900 INF 80 p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
Yerttilan

~tapanutIet omat' npttemmin iupis'
tuneet noin 5000 marttaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
SnOmea 1atiFa.

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16

81 peliet, Iisfot iloitfaatte tGstG,
Str Ylidn tuIemus 10 ompi lasnd
Gill aian merritt iiltd ndpttddpi.
Gtt' Seeius tulen faiffi tdpttddpi.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-02
SHOOTING RECORDS MADE.
National Guardsmen In Annual Prac-
ticc nj ClnCknmas.

Portland.-Firing at all targets
from six different distances, Private
Mooney, Of the Cottage Grove com.
pany. fourth infantry, rolled up a to-
tai of 81 points, out Of a possible 100,
lin skirmish firing at the Clackamas
camp grounds yesterday,
While this is by no means a record
breaking score, 1t is a most unusual
showing for national guardsman
whose opportunities for rifle practice
either on a range or skirmish firing
are extremely limited.
Several other fine scores were made
yesterday by members of the fourth
infantry both on the range and in
skirmish practice. Sergeant Snod-
grass and Seargant Potts of the Cot
tage Grove company, each made 90
in skirmish firing; Private Singley of
McMinnville, made SO; Private Ben
nett of the same command. S5; and
Private Mcclellan of Ashland, rs.
Major Hamilton's battalion, the first
spent the forenoon on the mid ranges,
several of the members of his COM
mand making scores at 400, 500 and
600 yards that were little less than re-
markable. Lieutenant Compton of Nc
Minnville secured the unusual score
Of A out of so on the 500 yard range.
Firing over the 1000 yard range,
Private Marquam of Albany; Lieuteh-
ant Cunningham Of McMinnville, and
Sergeant Potts and Private Mooney of
Cottage Grove, each firing 10 shots
and each shot having possible value
of 5. made the following scores. Lieu
tenant Cunningham 80, Potts SS, Moo
ney SO and Marquam 25.
The first battalion occupied the en-
tire forenoon of today in reconnais-
ance. advance and rear guard move
ments, using black ammunition, ana
the second battalion occupied the rifle
range This afternoon the two bat,
talions we're opposing forces in advance
and rear guard maneuvers. Adjutant
General FINER was visitor at camp
yesterday afternoon and was honored
with regmental dress parade at Z
o'clock in the evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-02
USE OF PORTAGE.
OFFERED TO HILL

Portland.-So confident are business
men of The Dalles that Hill and the
Great Northern are behind the road
being built up the Deschutes gorge
into central Oregon by Porter brothers
that they propose to turn over to the
Hill people the Cello portage road
and a $4,000 terminal site I'm the cen
ter Of the city, to give the railroad an
entrance to The Dalles, according to
T. c. Chesebro a real estate man Of
that city who is at Hotel Seward.
without doubt Porter Bros. are
backed by Hlll," said Chesebro last
night This is almost the unanimous
opinion in The Dalles. Their engi-
ncers are former North Bank engl-
neers. and most Of their equipmen,
has come direct from Northern Pacific
camps.
"Thc Dcschutes river flows into the
Columbia about II miles above The
Dallcs The present portage road ar
ound Cello Falls and the Narrows
goes to within about two miles of the
mouth of the Deschutes, and the last
legislature appropriated $4,000 to
continue this road from below the Big
Eddy six miles further into The Dalles
where the citizens had already donated
$4,000 for a terminal site in the cen
ter Of the town.
business men Of The Dalles have
become so thoroughly convinced dur
ing the past week that Hill is behind
Porter Bros, that he means business
and will actually construct line to
central oregon, that they propose 10
take action whereby the whole portage
railway and its terminal in The Dalles
shall be given to him. In such an
event the Hill people would only have
to construct two miles of track to con-
meet their line down the Deschutes
with the portage road. At The Dalles
they would have a good terminal and
direct connection with the waterfront
BY means Of a ferry they could send
trains direct across the river to the
North Bank and Granddalles.
"Of course some legislative action
would be necessary to convey the port
age road, but it is a known fact that
the state itself does not want to run it,
because its operation is at a loss,
Residents of the Dalles are anxious to
do everything in their power to help
the Hill people"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-02
BOY LEAVES RICH HOME
TO GET HARVEST JOB

Colfax, Wash.-After Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Codd of Colfax, assisted by
neighbors and friends, had vainly
secured the town yesterday afternoon
in search of their 7-year-old son, who
suddenly disappeared shortly after
lunch they were informed over the
telephone by Mrs. ]. l.. Strevy, who
lives five miles southwest of here on
the Almonta road, that he had applied
there about s o'clock last night for u
job driving water wagon, and had in
formed her that he would not work for
less than 81 day, Mr.. Codd request
ter her to mold the runaway boy and
he would bring him to town.
About o'clock as Mrs. Strevy was
engaged in her housework a small boy
clad in knickerbockers and carrying
over his shoulder a roll of bedding
almost as large as he was, came to the
kitchen door and said: please ma-am
can l get a job hauling water? I
want a dollar day."
Mrs. Strevy led him into the house
he was looking for work. The boy said
his name was Charley Codd and that
his father wos "Nick" Codd, "who
owned the Colfax electric lights and
an automobile" Mrs. Strevy at once
called the Codd residence by telephone
and found that the boy was telling
the truth.
The youngster says that yesterday
morning a man whom he met on the
street told the boy he would give him
job driving water wagon. After
lunch he went to tent on the lawn,
rolled up some blankets, tied them
with rope as he had seen the harvest
laborers around town do, and then
started out to find the man who had
promised him a job. The boy was
missed soon after and the parents were
almost frantic with fear for his safe
ty when Mrs, Strevy informed them
that the little fellow was there hunt
ing work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-02
MEACHAM NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS

Meacham, July 31.-Wednesday
night was ladies night at the dance
hall. They all paid their money like
men and the young men acted the
part of demure young ladies, although
several of them were fined for some
little breach of etiquette. Those who
were good actors were presented with
a stick of gum.
Huckleberry picking time is on
now. 1t is reported that there is an
average crop. Parties so daily from
this place to find the precious fruit.
Miss Dorothy Todd received a pain
full, but not serious injury last eve
ming, and is confined to the house
She was on horseback and jumped
down on n box which turned on over
and gave her quite a hard fall.
spraining her knee. She tainted from
the excessive pain and shock of the
fall, but at present writing is feeling
pretty we'll.
Miss Vesta Boylen OF Pilot Rock. IS
visiting her aunt Mrs. Bert Smith