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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-23


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4sssEs 5, os ss. EAt ss ! ss.ss
Advertising and news are first cousins y
and grandfather. ~
Four out of five advertisers still use stage coach
methods. The agency that distributes news has the
quickest cheapest and most effective machineryfcr
distributing advertising. That agency is the news
paper. a ss
The man who passes your shop window IS going
somewhere Heels on some other. err and. YOU
want to catch him when he not in 6 hurry your
shop window in the newspaper a few articles at a 81
time. You can make hundred and fifty thousand 81
people look at this kind of window every day and with
much better selling results than if that hundred
thousand walked by your shop one by one.
know retail store in one of our large cities
branch of an English house. which until the autumn
ofi1906 was managed by an Engishman; austere,
conservative, dsnifed; who would have BE Ell "a
shocked to see his shop advertised in an American
newspaper. He had an exclusive trade and his net
profits amounted to about $4,000 a year This
Enehshman died His assistant an ggressiye young
American, took charge. He advertised; advertised "a
continuously in the best local; newspaper
this exclusive shop made net profit Of over $4,000
are sI,Y
thousand people in that city who
that this shop existed until they those advertise.
ments in the newspaper; and the shop has an ex.
cellent street location too
This is concrete case, the facts of which i A
personally know. The Englishman depended UPON
the quality of his goods and his beautifully crested
stationery and his attractive shop window and Ills
perpendicular backed dress parade clerks Of
which were above criticism The young American, ptIt
the whole show into the newspaper; admission free.
Show me ten shops which advertise regalarl in
daily newspaper and will show you nine that
are making money The failure of the tenth il
ably due to bad management of some sort.
Some people value goods by the price they nav:
others by the shop in which they buy others sby he
eneet he goods have upon their neishborss Itisony
the common workadays sensible people who yal,,e
goods by the goods. If you want all -four clas
customers it is your business as an advertiser Res
make the cap fit
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/ ssessstes mas 8 Eissa. eAs.ss5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-23

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-23
M. e. CHURCH, SOUTH.
.. w. cdltes, Pastor

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. b. 7.
Jones. supt..4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

ltrift, 10 oaB tbatladli6 nar orei5ebn
oirefte Nllffor0erungen an ben 4on-
greb porliegen. 0as iino aber ni6t
5mei ionoern erit ein 0rittel, nno
lelbit unter oielen mag manbes
5hriftltiid iein, ons Sic genalle Hrii=
lung, Sic bonn Senat ieoenfaQs 81
ermorteu lit, nibt beiteben miro. IS
mlb alio> min mon SIT einem Nelltl=
tot gelangen, nob tiibtig meiter &C.
arbeitet meroen, l1n1 cine %gel1iigenoe
WeinungsallBemrng ser Senatoren 81
er5ielen.
s3l1 SEM 3med lollen sic @ouper-
nelre, merm iie itb NIT ser Soroe=
rll11g einoeritanoe fin0en, in ibre1
be%poritebenoen Sabresberidten - es
.treten i'm Sanuar 5metnnopier5ig
5toatslegislaturen our Gagung 5l=
lomn1en = entlpredenbe Gmpfeblum-
gen MAIDEN, Inn 10 cine balOige uno
iibereinitimmenoe Nelberung Ser
5tontSge letgehu1gen ST %er5ielen, Ste
SEN &ongreb sur 8eld(uBfaiiung
5ni1rgt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

ein 5egen iei11 ion, gum Stud, ge=
raoe 10 mie 0el1e11> Sic ibr 2eben IN
miibigem Soften binbringen. Gem
aub Sic @offnung fann mie je0es Gut,
Oas Sem Weniden unpertraut lit, ibm
itatt gum Sege11 5ltm 6lud1e mer0en.
Mn~uns ielbit liegt es, menn 0ies ge-
ldiebt; i11 I'M ere @a11oe lit es gege=
Zen, Stud ooer Segen fir uns aus
Ser @offnung 5u 5ieben. Sic Soft
hung ioa nidt gn05med un0 @no5iel
unieres 2ebens iein, iie iou unS piel=
lnebr Sic 5dminge iein, Sic uns iiber
0as SGpere binmeg bebt un0 0em
3iele 5l1fiibrt. @eil mir an SEN emo
liden Sieg 0es @uten glauben, So
boffen mir auf BeHerung, mie
Ser 9idter iagt:
Isle @elt miro alt unb pirb tpieber
jung,
9o6 Der Meni6 bofft INNER gerbefez
rlluQ." &
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
@etami@te @oTnn,,een.

IS flagen 10 piele Menlden iiber
getauldte S%offnungen. Sic @riinoe
f0nnen peridie0en iein. @emib gibt
es Weniden, Sic itb re0lib miiben
un0 plagen, Sic treu uno lrnper0roi i
ien lire &flidt tbun un6 semen 6oh
faum cine ibrer @offnungen in Grill
lung gebt. Mber Tie iin0 MIR ielten
unter ser groBen Sdaar 0erer, Sic
Inn unerfiillt ge5liebene @offnungen
flogen. Sic meiiten &lagen bdrt ma,
bei oenen, sic sic &dnoe in SEN 5doB
legen nur nur 0arauf marte11, 6aB ii6
lire &offnungen erfiQen loden.
Sic boffen bon einem Sag gum
an0ern u11f irgen0 ein groBes @lId,
6as beitimmt einmal fommen miiiie,
menn nidt beute, 6ann morgen o0er
i%ibermorgen. SIR 2eben bleibt Elm
tbatenloies, miiBiges Graumleben, Of
ne 3med uno 3iel, ein leeres, berlore=
mes 2eben. Weit ibren peri6ieoenen
@iiniben mebleln Tie fire &offmn=
gen; ba10 lit es eine grbidaft, balo
0as groBe Coos, ut10 iolhe @offn1n=
gen geben ielten in grfiiQung. 9ielen
Men16en gilt 0ns @ort 0eS Oi6terS:
vMuf ,@offnung fanu man feline @dl1ier
bdl1et1.
8eit better it's, Ser eignen &raft berz
trdlten,
gIs bon bem gretfbar &%erniinftigen
gu 16tpeifen nad bem traumbaft Stint
tigenl"
lno Ste Mn0erer1, Sic iiber ge<
tduibte @offnungen flagen, lin6 fol-
DIE, bere1t @offnangen in feinem
@erbaltniB gu Sem ltebert, mas tie ge-
re1termeiie pom 2eben ermarten fon=
men. 9as fins Sic epig l1n5ufrie0enell
Sic - obne ielhlt gngel gu iein = bon
Nn0ern 0ies foroern,oie nidt nit Sem
rebnen molet, mas nun einmal ge=
geben tit. Sic ihlieBen abiidtlih if
re Nugen Dor Ser @irfliHfeit 5r, Inn
nidt ieben 5u m%iiiien, mie tboridt lire
@offnungen iino. limo f0nnen iie sic
9(ugen ni6t LANCER i6lieBen, miiiien
lie enoli6 0ob erfennen, oaB tire
&off,ungen ii9 ME erfiiuen meroen,
Damn fommt Elm &iidi6lag, iie mer=
sen gu Soffnungsloien, tie per5mei-
feln an Muem - lire @offnung itirbt
ab uno treibt feline &nospen mebr.
Mub ibnen miro sic &offnung, sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
Sic fatboliiGe Nreb:
Miiere.

@er eit1er n1ageren Giebber0e II
11nlerel1 Nrairien begeguet, idlieB:
nidt loglei6, Sic 5biere ieien franf
Nur eth llnmilien0er miro 0ieie r
5GluB 5ieben. Sober &enner mir(
iblieBerL sic @ei0e lei 5u idleht.. 90:
bol0 0os Gieb ouf quite @eioe fommt
miro es balo frditig uno felt. 9aS
Gieb tragt alio nidt Sic S6ul0 All
ieinem elen0en 3uitonoe, ionoern nl1r
Sic oiirre @iiite.
@en0en mir oieien Gerglei6 alf Sic
futbolilde Yreiie an. Die l1riabe If
res l11ge0eibltden 3uitan0es lit niht
in ser Nrelie ielbit, ion0ern in ibrer
mangelboften Inter tiibung 81 1l1den.
s. lit unperniinftig, bon Ser fatboli=
lden Yrelie gu perlange1, lie lolle li6
ei1len gr0Beren 2eierfreis e%r>perben;
0enn oos beiBt ebenio piel ais perhas1=
gen, 0os Gieb iole 1ib cine before
@ei0e idoffen. Sour Elm ltnmiiienoer
foun ser fatboliihen Ereiie 51mutben,
Tie ioue ii6 perpielfdltigen un6 So
geS5eitl1ngen ihoffen, 0a fire @eioe
fnu1n binreidt, Inn Sic beltebenoen
glGttcr am 2eben 5l1 erbalten. @er
Stiid @ieb in cine Hrairie
tretbt, Sic MIR @un0ert erndbren fan1l
Ser ridtet tie ale 51 grltn0e. 9as gebt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

nibt! 3uerit m1B dip fir Sic binrei=
l.henoe @eioe gelorgt meroen un0 Damn
crit fann cine fatboliibe Nrelie ge6ei-
ben.
Ser beriibmte Soiepb @0rreS, Ser
mie fem 3meiter I'M Stanoe par, iid)
einen Sci erfreiS 81 ihaffen, iou Sen
Musiprl1h getban baben, Ste Soften
miiroen ,1id)t better merOen, bis oas
0plf mieoerum sic 56riften 6es 8a=
ter Martin bon Gobem lieit. St monl=
tie oamit logell, cine bliiben0e fatboli-
lGe @re1ie lei MIR moglid, menn Dos
8plf mieoer gum mabren fatDolilden
@eilte 54riidgefebrt iei; nit 0em To-
t6olilden @eiite fomne olt6 Ser @e=
ldn1ud fir fatboliide 2ectiire mieoer
auriid;; obne oieien fatbolild)en @eilt
miro oos @olf iiberballpt feline fa=
tbolilde 2iteratur, ieien es gider
ooer 3eitungen, mebr lelen, leien Die
lelben au6 nod 10 oortrefflih. IS
feblt u11s gar ,ridt an gut re0igirten
fatbolil6en @odenblattern nno 3eit=
l6riften, ober es feblt am @eldmat
fir fatboliide 2ectiire.
@er fonn oieien b%er0orbel1en @e<
ihmad anoern? @er fann 0em 8olfe
Sen mohrpn fatholi1hen @eijt mie0er=
gebe1? Midt sic fatbolii6e Hreiie
fann es, mie MIR geleben. Sour @ott
fann 6os, un0 er min eS MIR tbun
ourh Sic @ermittelung Ser Hrieiter
inns unter Ser Mitmirfung oeS Solfes.
Cine mobre @efebrung lit 0a5n erfor=
0ert. Serner cine 8elebru11g iiber Sen
;3med Ser fatbolil6en Yrelie. TIMER
8olf lit meiltens redt peltlid geiinnt
uno bloiirt. Sc fat MIR @ei6mad
fir Sagesneuigfeiten, fir 2ocolflatl9,
un0 5portnadrid)ten uno ermartet,
SAB sic fotboliibe Hrelie 0iel en per-
0orbenen @eidmad befrieoige. GaS tit
nnm0glih. SO .lange ous Hplt ntdt
gum mobren fot6pliihen @eiite uno
gum fotboliiden @ei6mad 51riidge=
fiibrt miro, lit Ser 8o0en fir cine fa-
tboliiGe Hrelie nidt geeigl1et. l@niere
BE- ter fotbpliiGen 8latter finoen MIR
menige Mbonnente11, u10 iel6lt 6iele
9lbonnenten lei EN- tie baufig nlht, neil
oas Sntereiie, Ser @eidmad fir H=
les, mas fatboliid lit, feblt.
@ier lit ollo Elm idmieriges @erf
fir Sic fotboliide &irde, fir Sic ia
Gereine un0 fir oas fat6o=
liide @olf 5n perridten, bepor an cine
bliiben0e futboliide &reiie SIT oenfen
lit. Grit nod elmer griinoliden Sc
februng un6 elmer Menoerltng 0es Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
Mimneiota.
Gin Gift Ser &ad)e.

Ser @iufiir zines fanatiiden 8un=
0esbeamten lit Sic 8iirgeridoft zines
groBen Sbeiles oes Staates Minnelo=
ia preisgegeben, un0 peiteres l1nbeil
orobt 0em iiber oas in 0em SSnoioner-
pertrage bonn %. 6ebrl1ar 1856 ein=
geidloiiene Serritoriltm. uHl1iiifoot"
Sobnion, Ser leit einigen @oden o1f
@run0 peralteter, Ser Staatsperfoi=
lung mioerlpreden0en 8eltimml11gen
i'm Noroen Minneiota's nad eigenem
grmeiien idaltet un6 maltet uno of
ne ieomeoe 8eriiditdtigung Ser @iin=
1de un0 ser @eidaftsinterelien ser
gepolferung gauge @emeinpei EN- Sem
8onferott ent%gegentreibt, meld
ibmdblides gorgeben ieinerieits arf
peri0nlide &adegeliiite 5uriid5ufiib=
rem lit, fat namlih folgenoe beoeut=
lame G%rflarnr1g abgegeben:
Son iebt an mer0en an ieoem
Sage Srtidaften troden gelegt
mer6en, inoem on ie einem BE-
itimrten Gage in. ei1en1 gemilIen
Orte. Sic @irtbidoften geidloiien
mer0en. Solte irgen0 elm 8eriud
genadt mer0en, oaS Gorgeben 5u
bemmen, 10 ner0en meme 2e11te
Sen ibnen %gegebenen Mnmeiiungen
gemdB sic geiitigen @etrdnfe, 6erer
lie babbaft mer0en, perni9ten. @on
8emi0ii Bis 8ig Sort uno hinge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
9ireftc scnatoren,paDl.

Sn 6rnnffurt, &p., miro in oieler
Modle cine &onpention bon Staats=
Commencement tagen bebufs 8elpre=
hl11g iiber gelebgeberlld)e Webrab-
meu, oere,1 einbeitlide Mltsgeitalung
int Ssl1tereHe ser peridieoenn Staoten
liegt, sic iid ober ser Ntatur ser Din-
ae uod Dem gingretfen ser nationalen
@eletaebung ent5ieben. gS tit Dies
Elm Shritt meiter in Der &idtung, Sic
oouols angebabut muroe, als cine Mn-
5obl nort Staatsgeiebgeblungen &omis
tees einlebteu bebufs gegenleitlger
%erlt1noigung iiber moglidit einbeit-
lihe 8eltinum>ngen auf sen perldie=
ocrel1 Bebieteu offentlider MoBna6=
men. 3u Sen @eaeultanOen, Sic IN
oieler &onpeution sur 5pra6e font
n1el1 loaen, geb0rt altb Sic oirefte
@a6l ser @u1oesi ellatoren burb 0aS
Molf, ei1e 6proerlng, sic felt Sabren
Dor Ser Seffentlihfeit inns no6 int
r1er feline grlGiglu1g g%efunoen bot,
ia nod l1id)t eiunol 10 melt geOieben
lit, mie n1ou allgen1ein alu1immt. 9aS
rationale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat
Iidl Gem Npltsmjllen entipreGen0, mie=
oerbolt fir eiu lolbes ENHANCEMENT
STR @ru1oesperfalllrng erflart, Ser 81
nat ober oagege1 geltrallbt. &leueid)t
lit er nad Sen %Grfubrungen bonn s.
N%ouenber III mebr nnbgiebiger Stinr=
nutlg. S11oelien oural1f mia n1on es
uid]t anfon1n1en lailen.
Die Mblid)t lit, sic 6orOerung bon
enter geriigelloen Nu5abl bon Staats=
gelebgebul1gel1 erbehen ST lalien, 10
ooB oie rationale @elebgebung ibr
cil1fad 6olge geben mub. 9afiir lit
Die 3ultimml11g bon 3meioritteln ser
5tonten erforoerlih. Nab bisberi=
gen @erid)teu mar a%115une6mel1 0ab
mir nod, 51pei o0er Orei 5taaten iid
III Sent 5irue SIT erflaren bitten, aus
eil1el11 uorliegenoeu Bulletin aber, oaS
in Norbereitl1ng Ser gouperlleursfan=
p%etttion herouSgegeGen morOen, lit er=
lid)tldl 0aB mir nod 5iemli6 melt emit
fernt oopou iiuo. 9iaber boben nelt11=
l%1no5lpol5ig @elebge6ungen be5iiglide
@eIhliiile ol1gel1ommen, in0eiien ntdt
l0lnnltlid III forrefter 6orm. 3m0lf
oerlelben meroen ooourd ungiiltig
meroen, ooB feline Mufforoerl11g sur
8eIhlubnobme an Sen &ongreB So
rim eutbolten lit. @ier @eiu6e ii11b
iiberbaupt nidt an Sen &%ongreboi=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

gen0 ul1o auf 6el1 galt3en @ebiete,t
anf melde5 ser &ertrag BON 1856
8e5ug nimmt, miro nod Iblauf
meniger Gage lih feline @irtbldaft
mebr befin0en. SSl1 oielem 0iltrif=
tie beiteben einige b%u11oert @irtb-
i9uften, uno lire ltnteroriidung
beoeutet Elm id0nes Stiid Mrbeit.
Selblt 0iejenigen, melbe oapon Mb-
itano nebmen, an Sn0ianer geiltigee,
@etranfe gu perfaufen, miilien if
re @eihafte aufgeben, oern Sic
8rauer baben MIDI Da5r1 ge5lpl,n=
gen."
limo mte begriin0et er Sen Gift iei=
mes &odegefubls? Die @auptidyulo
miBt er Serrn 6reo. $. 3oamattn;>
oem iuriitiiden &atbgeber ser Min-.
neiota 8rauerpereinigr1ng, BEL. Oils
@runo gibt Sobnion on, @err 3ou-
mann babe gegen i'm SEN Gormurf
ser Barteilidfeit erboben, uno INN
5u bemeiler1, oaB er Bel ser Durdfiib=
r1lng ser 8ertragsbeltiml1ngen fei=
ne l1nteridie0e made, per0e er 0as
gauge Terrttorium trpden legen. Sic
edte ltriade ieines @%orgebens aber
0ooirt bonn %. 5ebrl1ar oieles Sabres,
an meldem Gage er BEL einem 8an=
felt Ser Brobibitioniiten oes 5taates
MarDlan0 als anerfannter Hrobibi-
tioniit gbrengait par, bel melder Sc
legenbeit Sic Sr1oianerpertrdge sur
Sprade famen, oarob Sobnipn lid,
riibmte, perr1iittelit ser gemadten gnt-
oedur1g einen groben 1beil bes Noro-,
itern=5taotes unter ablolute GrobiM-~
ton itellen SIT f%onnen, uno ieinen
@letdgeiinnten oas Geripreden gab,
fraft ieines Mmtes 0ofiir 5l1 iorgen,
BOB Sic probibitipen 9eitimm11ngen
au6 0urdgefiibrt miiroen. l111o er fat
8ort geDalten. 9ieier ltmitan0 ldBt
btnlarglth 0as et1ge &erbdltniB 55lniS
id;en uEuiipfoot" Sobnion uno sem
NrobibitionSeleutent erfennen, lr10
Serr 3oamann erndtete es ais fei1;e
Nfliht, oen Sefretar oes Snnern auf
So6nlon's Mmtsperlpaltung aufmerf=
lam SIT MAIDEN. Mud mur0e gleidsei=
tig Die &iidiidtsloiigfeit nno ser ia
natiide @eiit Ser 8unoesbeamter
nadgetpieien
als &err 3onmann in @aibington
ben gegen 0urdfiibrung ser Ser
t~ragsbeitimmungen %geridteten Yretelt.
Der Burger bon Borf &apiog unter-
breltete nno int 2aufe oes 8laiooperg
onseinanoeriebte, 1pie ungere6t eg lei,
Die ubermiegenb itarfe meiBe 8ep0Ife-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

oprbenen gelbnrades lit cine ltarfe Ii.
geoiegene Ereiie 81 ermarten / S. 6.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-21

Foley Kidney Pills are antiseptfc.
tonic and restorative and a prompt
corrective of all urinary irregularities.
Refuse substitutes Koeppen Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-21

VIM. MMURRAY
General Passenger Agent,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-21
REPORT THAT JAPANESE
ARE PREPARING FOR WAR

Berln.-Disquieting news reaches
Berlin from the far east. According
to the reports which are Acurrent in
very similar to that which existed
just previous to the outbreak of the
Russian-Japanese war.
At all the Japanese dockyards the
men are working the full "a hours
on the ships under construction and
the same thing Is true of the arsenals
and establishments for the manufac-
ture of war material.
AT both army and navy headquar-
ters the general staffs are working
under full pressure. OF course this
may all mean nothing but 1t is recall
ed that for months before she enter
ed upon her great struggle with Rus
sia she adopted the same tactics. 1t
is believed in diplomatic circles that
directly Japan considers her financial
position is sufficiently strong to war
rant her adopting belligerent atti-
tude, trouble is in store for one OF
the other powers. And by general
consent that power is the United
States.
1t is believed here also that some
idea Of this sort is felt at Washing
ton and that the recently announced
intention of President Taft to send the
American battleship fleet on another
voyage around the world is due to
Japanese activity.
The kaiser has said in case there
should be trouble between Japan and
the United States, Germany's moral
support would certainly be given to
America, and if needed more than
moral support would be forthcoming
The kaiser regards japan as dan
gerous enemy to the western civiliZa-
ton and has more than once express
ed himself strongly along this line.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-21
THE KAISER WOULD ROB
STUDENTS OF THEIR BEER

Berlin.-The Kaiser has given an
otherproof of his imperial freedom of
spirit by condemning thhe beer drink
ing habits of German students.
Among young men at the universities
of this country excessive drinking of
beer is not regarded merely as a par
donable indulgence, but as a positive
virtue. Many of the students clubs
or corps" as they are called, exist
for no other purpose than to encour-
age the consumption of malt liquor.
In most cases they impose on their
members the obligation to attend dur
ing the term certain number of
beer evenings" at which for hour af-
ter hour mugs are emptied i'm eager
rivalry.
For some years past there has been
strong reaction among the more
thoughtful students themselves
against this custom, Which is un-
doubtedly to some degree respon-
'sible for The unseemly corpulence of
SO many young men in this country,
to say nothing of more serious con-
sequences.
burlIlS ms WISH TO AlSdCe the en-
peror took occasion t. address an
earnest protest against this drinking
practice which he described as a
great disadvantage for the German
nation as well as for the individual
student" Both, he said fell in con-
sequence behind foreigners and par
ticularly the English and Americans.
The emperor added that residence in
the tropics. on which the Germans,
with their increasing world trade,
We're becoming more and more de-
pendent, WAS exceedingly dangerous
for men who had habituated them
selves to overindulgence i'm beer
drinking
Foley Kidney Pills are antiseptfc,
tonic and restorative and a prompt
corrective of all urinary Irregularities.
Refuse substitutes Koeppen Bros.
1t is said that Rockemorganheim is
sad: he sees no way to corral and
capitalize the comet for his enrich
ment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-21
YACHT VALIANT is SOLD.
w. X. Vanderbilt DispOses of His Fa.
nous Craft for $3.50. 900.

London-The sale of w. X. Van
derbilt's yacht Valiant for $150,00O
removes from the sphere of Wander
bilt influence the craft which Freddy
Beach once said should be called the
Scandal Seagoer."
1t is recalled that the Valiant was
the scene of the negotiations between
the Duke Of Marlborough and Mrs.
Vanderbilt when the unfortunate mar
riage between her daughter and the
duke was arranged.
Afterward it was the scene of the
first meeting of the couple. Later it
was on the same yacht that w. K.
Vanderbilt had furious quarrel with
his wife over o. H. p Belmont and
the resultant divorce.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-21
U. OF 0. and 0. A. C.
WILL NOT DUPLICATE.
COURSES IN TWO COLLEGES
ARE TO BE DIFFERENT
Complaint Made Against Duplication
OF Instruction Leads to Remedial
Order by Board of Higher Curricu-
la-Each Cuts Out Some Depart
ments.

Hereafter, there is to be very little
duplication of instruction in the Ore
gon Agricultural college and the Uni
versity of oregon. An order issued by
the board Of higher curricula, created
by the last Oregon legislature. gives
to each a distinct field. and removes
cause of complaint by those who for
merly objected that the same char
acter of instruction was given at both
institutions.
Courses In mechanical and mining
engineering which have been given in
both institutions are ordered by the
board to be confined to the agricul-
tural college. The courses in COM
merce are so well divided that prac-
tical commercial instruction as now
given at Corvallis is continued there,
while a higher course in the branch
Is given at Eugene. but so segregated
that there is no duplication. The only
cases in which the same subjects are
taught at both is in electrical and CIV
II engineering, and on account of the
wide demand for them, together with
the fact that both institutions are al
ready equipped for giving instruction,
the board ordered both subjects con-
tinued at each. A further specifica-
ton in the order is that no addition
al courses shall be established at
either institution without the consent
of the board of higher curricula.
Result of Investigation.
The order is the result of much in
vestigaton and a succession of hear
ings, the last of which was held i'm
Portland April 2S. The members of
the board are DR.. j. r. Wilson Of Port
land academy Representative Beas
of Tilamook. Senator C. J. Smith of
Pendleton. Senator j. E. Hedges OF
Oregon City. and Senator Coshow of
Roseburg. The full order of the board
Is as follows:
Il. The department of mechanical
engineering and mining engineering,
shall be confined to the state agricul-
tural college.
'2. In view of the fact that strong
departments in civil engineering and
electrical engineering are now estab-
lished in both the state agricultural
college and the university, these de-
partments shall continue to be a part
Of both institutions.
''3. The school of education, as
such shall be confined to the Univer-
sity of oregon. but this rule shall not
be construed against the maintenance
by the state agricultural college of a
department of industrial pedagogy
and the provision by this institution
for such work in connection there
with rplut ted thprptn NAV no
necessary in training persons to teach
industrial subjects in the common and
high schools. in accordance with the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-21

Foley's Honey and Tar has been a
household favorite for all ailments OF
the throat, chest and lungs. For in
fants and children 1t is best and safest
as it contains no opiates and no harm
full drugs. None genuine but Foley's
Honey and Tar in the yellow packa ..
Refuse substitutes. Koeppen Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-21
MOTOR BOATS ON KILLARNEY.

Lakes of Poem and Song Will Hear
StaccatO "Chug."
Dublin, Ireland.-At last the Kill
larney lakes are to be set free from
the thraldom and peril of the old row.
ing boat, which was the cause of so
many disasters and loss Of life when
battling with the waves in the sud-
den storms for which the place is no.
torious.
The first steam and motor vessels
will be placed on the lakes for the
coming season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-21
Good Roads,

A special representative of the u.
S. department of agriculture, WASH
ington, d. c., DR. Maurice M. Eld-
ridge, best known authority on good
roads in this country. will speak on
that subject at the following points on
the dates shown:
Baker City-May Is.
Enterprise-May 18.
La Grande, May 10.
Heppner-May 20.
Pendleton-May II.
Condon-May %.
Moro-May "a.
The Dalles-May 26.
Hood River-May 26.
Dallas, May 27.
Portland-May 2S.
McMinnville-May 80.
Forest Grove-May 81.
Oregon City-June 1.
Salem-June O.
Albany-June 8.
Corvallis-June 4.
Eugene-June 6.
Roseburg-June Z.
Grants Pass-June 8.
Medford-June 9. |
Ashland-June 10.
T. F. O'BRIEN, Agent.
Pendleton, Oregon.
WIN. M'MURRAY
General Passenger Agent,
Remorse is the only steadfast
friend of grief, and reform the sole
support of repentance.