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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-05
Ntisl1ffcOe 5lpOefOriOa.

aeben6aun, Il. SUM. Gaa @runo
a Tor itprf 9leit opgaD 9lDiatiferen
3eroo I Mites pe6 t2-Si0en at for
ig9e en- 6Iuuning ooer Sun0et og
tog 6iem; men oa ginSen ienere
lagoe Tia noget. tog ban after no pna
6lpoeplaoien, boor ban fra 81. 215
til aI. 5 foreto9 fIere tortoarrige
Opitigninger.
aG. 2,29 itarte6e ban isrite Sang
% flsi gnnen rltn0t. men Innoeoe
poa en- 9osiepIoos paa sen anoen
Sioe al alsoermarfsoeien. ST. 3
itarte0e ban an0en Sang og fIsi / en-
temmelig Lap 5si0e neO MOB Ssen,
boor ban Ian0eoe.
ST. 1926 eif ban after op og flsi
NED til Ssen, bpor ban FOG en- balo
Spingnin9; men 6a ban life flln6e
ta9e Suingniugen BELT, maatte ban
lanoe.
Senere foris9te 9erDs fire San.
&c at fIDoe, men meO iamme HeiuI-
tat; ban opgau BOG fife 0erfor 6aa.
BET, men ioriegte 81. 7 / @or9es
after en- 6lponing, Der oog ligeIeoes
mislpffe6es.
: 5 @orges oeo Sefstioen pro.
oeoe @reU NoItfe at gan op meo
Gae6nmmers @nifine, men itsote
mob Sor0en, boorue0 Sfruen Be.
ifaoigeSes. Sfaoen oil imiolertio up.
re u0beoret / 3ogens 9eb.
Nglius Gridicms aajaf. Gnfefru
MpIi1ts gridien FAR ifRnfet Nuieet
for H~iHgfsbing og 0megH fin al.
oe0e Nan5s gr6nlanoife aninf.
7sruen bar 0esuoen lopet Muieet for.
ifedige al Mnlius grihiens 9rag,
Ter o. GeOifaber. o. oa man 40 an.
Sen Sci uenter andre @auer ira
8rsnlanO. CT Ser iisfge ,6ingfj. 81.
aD." lloiigt til at Rllieet fan faa
in6rettet ct iqrligt 1nIius Grifien.
gqrelie.
Sanif e-Nishom / Nrabien
holot Narsms0e ! Ialborg sen 30.
SUM Ga I. Suli. Zen fsrite 7ag
iful0e ser pore We0e for ltSooIaet
o. Reprqientautifabet. og ON ri.
teuen ar. 8 oFfentfiet WsOe ! DE.
niaheOshiemmet. hpor Sogneprpit
Sens Bang GA tlrtefrrmmer 8. an
oerien ifuiOe tale. % | Risfionsba.
let. hDor Soaneprrit n. Rpborg
Tube tale o. Risfionrr 2. @isien.
BERG frempiie ousbineoer.
Rriie 1aas efierm. ar. 2: 81.
feniliat Wsoe / anlgaet. Ser Tube
Niifop Wgner inoleoe. hporeiier &c.
Freiuren for Sen amprifonife refor.
mertr airfrs Misfion | CFt.arnbien
U. z ~ 9iuemer iFuIoe tale ON
Ben mnhnmeOnnffe neroeus Goanae.
Tuition. meS 5oaHeprrif o 2 RaI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-05
Ssrnels Sanse Ill.
J alt $40 Sarge.

9isie TO fortrinIige Gang Snna.
Iinger meo Nuiif og unberlasi
SetIt, boorof auereoe 6 OpIdg q
trpft, faas mn inSbun6en inmmen
net oe ioIiot srsnt Sbirtinssbinb
meo @ulotrpf for ben meset beffeS-
ne Bris Of So Gents. Or iaroeIes
pei ffiffet til flerftemmie Sans.
gruses ndereoe at mango of oors
Songfor.
3aniT5 ast5 $nbI. 6ssfs,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-05
@ortb 9afuta areSs' SeSningemis'
iiDnsmgoe

nDrsttp0e
nfboloes / @bene5er Weni9be0 ueO
6Iarton ira 15-t7. Sui 1910.
Me0et begpnOer meo Misiions.
pr9oifen 5re0og Gfterm. 81. 2.
@enner al Risiionens 6eIige Sag
inObp0es berpeo f9rlieit.
De, JONI oeter fig til Rs0et, oil
gre os en- 3ieneIte pe0 at m.Ioe
fig til WenigbeOens 5ormano, g..
anoerien, 6lnrtor, / goo 9io.
Bna Wisiions oa Re.
nigbeOens @egne.
6. 81. 9iortspnna.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-05
0D 9ommebibel.

Oct oonife gibeIielifabs lt6gaue
paa Snoiapapir meo ny OuerietteIie
al set npe Seitamente, in6bunoen /
SpifIano ipecieIt for os / meget
blsOt Ooerfalosbino. On ieroeles
elegant og bolobar BOG.
8ris $500
0aniib 2utb. 8ubI. 5ouie,
Blair, gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-05
8efenNtgsrelifr.
una0omsmpoe

of6oloes, ON @uo oil, / SiOnsp,
@ontont, ira 7. til 10. SuIi. Som
o. beiso osl Neel0 eSers aomme for
1. Sui. goon OiI oere / RonOof
sen 6. for Dem, JON meIOer Jig /
SiOe.
Bna @enigbeoens og De un9esgegne
RieIs Dam foo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-05
On afbanolins
On ben lntberife sirfes
confirmation

OR 5itelen til en- net lille BOG
paa rs Sioer al Bait. 8. 6. Rsr.
mes. gpersit. adnins. netop uOfom.
men pan 5orfatterens 5orlag Dos
7aniib 9utb. Bubl. Souie. Blair,
Rebr.
gogen. Iom tr optrDft efter en-
forfeit Nrtifel | ~Sutbernneren" for
1904. inOeboIoer en- interesiont o.
opetis Sf.Iorina al airfsns Spn
paa o. Drug al aonfirmationen neb
gennem Tioerne iomi en- fnr 5rem.
itiIins al De yvfunnifninser oerai.
iom bar funoet Steb booOe | 9lors
o. npere 1ioer.
Oct er en- BOG. iom enbp,r Ia.
tberifariIten fan bare soOt al at IGis
on urre alab peb at eie. Zen er inb.
bunoeu | pant o. IoIi0i Sbiriinss.
bin0. griIen er fun 80 Gents. Zen
fnos hos 1orI1tieren satr Dos
1ssifk pnfk. TsbI. essit
plsir. Hstr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-05

rup iom Golf. Wisiion9r g. @is-
ienberg ailagoe geretning. On 81.
tenen al. s par ser @uostieileit e /
8or 5rre-. Dor 6reliers % 9uooI-
Il airfer, 6por b~enbolosois gr.
3memer, 9rooit g. u. Olien %
|Sogneprpf Sui. Sfuerien preoiteoe.
0sSsfalo. On at @iueegnens melt
fenOte Mpno, f6p. 8%oar0eier gbr.
MuOien / Sine. er iorIeOen aigadet
ueo 0sOen efter ct Iars Sp9eleie.
81 @ar gammel. Gen ABODE, Ser
oar 9anuebro9smanO, par iIelge
| .geile 81. Nh / tin EiO en- al Ga.
mems opgtigite 9anOmGn0; ban iaO
/ en- lang sarr9ffe / @ioe 5o9ne-
raao og Statens Singiteifuefommis-
lion % bar oesuOen bait fIere ANDRE
fommunale 9oern.
Gn Grans til 9rOriuns 0raD. On
noriffs0t glmeritaner, George Dillon
fra Iaplor @isconiin, ser efter at
6aoe tent en- 6ormue uirfer iom
friitelig SaIer, 9piteOe iorle0en hi
Be paa 8ennenlreiie ira amerifd
ouer Mombur9 til 98or9e. Get eneite
6ormaal meo 9eieget / 9fi6e par, Ell.
ter 6uo0 a9fibe 5tiftst" meooeIer,
0ette, at ban al Q1fnemIi9beo ooer
9rorfons SaImer oiIoe lp9ge en-
Grams paa bans @ra0. Man maatte
0esunrre me00ele bant, at 9rorions
grao fife fan prloiies, % 0oro-
monOen reiite iaa 0iOere til Ror9e
meo I'm arans.
80 finifc @oOscicrc, Ser / oenue
8io rs. 5un) er paa &un0reiie I
3onmorf Tor at ituoere 2an0bru8s.
for6olo. aafom Tors0a9 Moraen
Sen IS. Suni ira Seeming til Gs.
6ierg, 6ooreiter oe 2ebet oi 8a3en
beiaa Gsbiero 9p og 6ans; Be FOR.
loo ifeIge .@sbiergp." after 9oen
ON gftermi6oagen. Turen onor M
oper @ifoo til 9amburg.
6n Sinsit ifnbt. &inqiten Tia.
mant", til6erenoe Nimtoite % 0m'
cans @eiteoolsforenin9, er forle0en
aften bIeoen ifuot. Zen par opitaI.
oct pos @aaroejer Sens 9anien !
M~ogenitrlp % brpffe0e iisI9e 0Ro.
9agbI." ON gftermiooagen ct Ben
oe0 at fate iig ne0 / 9ooien. Sing.
ten, Ser par 7 Iar gnmmel, bleo
Tor 8 Nar ii6en fs6t al 5oreningen
for 10000 ar, bporaf 1900 ar.
bar 5etaIt, Den bar fun foriifret for
5000 SIR.
Gn aronfitemnins. 6reong SEN
II. SUM foretoges ser 4ftemning
ON. boorpi0t Ser bsr gipes en- M
gier al @aobierg aro 9eoiaing iom
@pitgiper. Ger bIeu nfgioet LOG
Stemmer imoo og 40 for gepiGin.
gen, men ga Der fol opre minoit
Il al Sc itemmeberettigeoe for RRg.
telien. / Bette Silf9Ioe t22 Stem.
mer, bIep Heiultatet %aItioa, at 9eoil.
lingen uil 6Iipe meooelt.
10t Mar. Setter 4ieIien al 6nlO
/ ZrsIeuffoiter So9n iplote oen II
SUM 1Ot aar; / ginter Dar ban
ifslge nSfibe 6oIfebI." en- Bio bag
og iengelieaen6e, men tattet opre
ben om6pa9elige BIeie, Fan npoer
Dos i'm Sgn. SfpIorunosformnn6
@atb. 9eoerien, bar ban nh after
rettet fig og i9rOes noe og inoe iom
fsr.
Stats6anernes COerifno. SisIee
.7nbre." Dil Stats6onernes 0oer.
ifuo for Set iorle6ne 6indnsaar Bill.
0e omtrent oet iamme iom for set
foregaaenSe 6innnsanr, nemIia ON.
firing 8 Mia. ar.. bOilfet oil iiqe,
at ser better fife / Nar nS6etaIes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-05
RDt giatoe ira SapanmisFpnea

RSt giltoe ira SapanmisFunen
me6 Nisiion9rerne@ frtber oe RieI-
len meo 5omiIie, iamt en- 3ruppe
pngre og pl6re Sapaneiere.
TrDft poo lint aarton, Sterrelie
11Xt4 5ommer. gris % Gents.
9alpoelen af Snot9gten pei Sol.
get gonr til Risiionen.
Tan. 2atb. EnbI. Gsnfe,
8lnir, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-05
Mbrtbn & Gbritianien, Off 6orn, So.
41nhugsTknlrknrt
meo oanf Sefit.

3ettopris
~ Sfriftipros CSicfets) ale f~oritelise.
StsrreIe 1hX2A. Srpft paa eoot aarton
/ fire auIsrer. Np l1ogape. 1910
"a 8pIone Bloomington meo Iigefaa man.
&c ~foriteaise Striftiprog og gers. arptt |
Cub pna iorifeaigfaroet aarton. STIR.
reIie 2AX4h .1B
t2 ~forifeaiee 8Iomiterfort meo ~uSoaIgte
Sfriftfproe Of Sob. 60. paa 5oriioen.
Stsrrelie 2AX2%. 10
CONNIE Sort iom 0r. . 8 og neo iamme
3efft pna 5orii6en. men meo SaImen ellie
CUBS Barn, boao ifaoer Dig paa gagii6en.
Get gers paa boert Sort. .12
10 ~forifeaige gIomIterfort 2AX3h 5om.
mer. 5efiten er ~uonaIete gerS Of 1. Sob.
Breu, ale %forifeliee. 10
Samme Sort iom Rr. 3 8 oe meb iamme
9efft paa Goriioen, men lneo SaImen rOp
al ben Ting, iom Sub bar giort- poa
8aefiben. IL
10 imuffe BIomiterfort boer neo f~orfteIIig
9efit fra Seiu 8~i.rspr96iten os meo Gal.
mepers bag paa. Stsrrelfe 3BX4 som.
mer. .16
Yrs. @rimfes Eefffort. 100 2dnoifabs.
bilIeoer meo gibeItetit. Gbrcma. StsrreI.
fe 3X4A CONNER. 20
r@ass 5res". 12 bibeIite 9efftfort meS
giomfter % SugIe inuf Sorpetrpf. Stsr.
reie 3X4 aonmer. 70
rSsimtsrs". 10 Sort Imut Jarpetraf
meo gIomiter og 2an6Ifaber, Iamt uboaIat
defft ira SaImernes Bog. StsrreIf. 61sX
az 1ommer. .B
~@nbs Orb bet eiufsns ess1. f2 bibeIRe
5efitfort meb 8Iomiier o. SnitioIer | fire
5arper 90 Sub. StsrreIIe 6X4 fomrmrr. 20
~glgse | 9rrren". f2 fine edn6fobssiI.
Ie0er meb BIomiter oa 5aaIe | Sarpr o.
Cub. sisrreIie 4Ax5A fommer. .1
rsnit sntt. Srtl. esufs, pIair Rrbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-05

granoen / SfoDlnnoe. 8e0 npr.
mere llnoerisgelie bar oct pit iig.
at Sen / RosfiI6e anbolSte 7renq.
iom bar iorflaret. at ban muIi9 fan
hnoe foraariaeet Sen tore grano !
SfooIunOe. life fan bnne giort Oette.
Oa SI0en life er optnaet Ser. boor
ban bar opret. SDorle0es Sl6en er
opitrnet. err enonu life opffaret.
Rlamtaaebran0. Te Oanife Stats.
boners PInntnae meGem Rsnbierp
o. Suioemoie bleu 5reSaa @iooaa
Sen II. SUM antGnOt ai @niiter
ira ct 2oFomotio. o. Scr brRn0t,
iislee -SfiDe SoIfebI." en- TreSie0el
at Seu 80 Tor. itorc gIaniaae. Een
fore GitDnoaanrb var en- 5io itrrfi
irnet: men BET inffsOee ooa / Ii0s
At biiDe Serre oDer SISeu.
galameHiahebs. SHbiIGnm. Ca0er
9aIamsniahrO bar ! Sisie 7aae 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-05
Stats6anernes Cperifno.

Stntsbanernes Gperifno. SSf6lge
.7nbre." oiI Stnts6anernes Soer.
Tflio FOR set iorle6ne 6inansaar bIi.
De omtrent oet iamme iom for Bet
foregaaen0e 6innnsanr, nemIia ON.
firing 8 Mia. SIR, boiIfet oil iiqe,
at ser better fife / 9lar u~66etaIes
nogen 5antieme.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
ECHO'S LEVY WILL
Be SEVEN MILLS
LAST COUNCIL MEETING
OF YEAR Is HELD
Amount of Taxes Rapidly Decreases
Under Present Administration Man.
agement-Education Conference
Held
Especial Correspondence

Echo, Ore, Dec. 9.-The city coun-
Gil presided over by Mayor Scholl
held its last meeting for the year
Tuesday night. The tax levy for 1910
was fixed at mills. This is quite
reduction from the tax levy of the
two previous years. In 1908 when
prohibition went into effect here it
w7s found necessary to vote 23 mill
tax for the expenses of the town. there
being 1888 of saloon license money
that had to be returned. In 1909 the
tax levy was reduced to Is mills, and
now. owing to the careful and judi
cious management of the city faith
ers there is a further reduction and
the levy for the 1910 assessment is
TO be only mills
Never has the future Of Echo ap-
peared more bright, both in reference
TO moral and financial management.
The result Of the election held here
on Tuesday was such that declares
the majority Of Echo's people stand
for law and order and that the spirit
OF financial economy that has charac-
terized the present administration
will continue to live.
A district convention for education
al purposes was held here today at
the l. o. o. F. hall superintendent
Ackerman was present and addressed
the meeting
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
MOVEMENT TO AID
HEIRS OF DICKENS

New York, Dec 9.-To raise a fund
for the descendants of Charles Dick
ems, most of whom are living in ex-
treme poverty. a Dickens centenary
stamp" was placed on sale today, and
will soon be available to admirers of
the great novelist throughout the
United States and the British empire.
The stamps sell for one penny, or two
cents, each. Large quantities have
been sold to British and American
publishers of Dickens novels, who
will place a stamp on each volume
sold. The first stamps printed were
presented to King George and Pres
ident Taft. Three children and sew
enteen grandchildren of the immor-
tai creator of David Copperfield" are
now living. The centennial of the
birth of Dickens will be observed
throughout the Englishspeaking
world in February, 1912. The stamps
will be kept on sale until that time,
when the proceeds will be divided
among the beneficiaries.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
READ THIS,
All Who Suffer From Catarrh, Sore
Throat or Colds.

Throat or Colds.
Millions of people throughout Am
erica have breathed HYOMEI (pro-
nounce It High-o-me) and now own a
HYOMEI Inhaler made of hard rub
Der.
If you own HYOMEI Inhaler, no
matter where you live, you can get a
bottle of HYOMEI at Tallmans and
druggists everywhere for only soc.
Ask for an extra bottle of HYOMEI
Inhalent; IT Is only soc and with it you
can cure a cough or a cold in day
You can get relief from catarrh or
stuffed up head in two minutes ana
stop hawking and snuffling in week.
Just pour Few drops Of HYOMEI
into the inhaler and breathe 1t in
that's all.
It's go easy and so pleasant and so
much more desirable than swallow
in nauseatlng drugs. Breathe Hyo-
mel over the lnflamed membrane of
the nose and throat and its soothing,
healing action will be felt Immediate
ly.
II you have not HYOMEI Inhal-
er, get a complete HYOMEI outfit at
once. This only costs 81, and with
It comes a HYOMEI Inhales that will
last a lifetime and ought to be in
every family. For free sample of
HYOMEI write Booths Hyomei Co.,
Buffalo, ". Y.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
MORE DOLLAR Bills
SAID TO BE NEEDED

Washington. Dec 9.-Congress win
soon he asked to permit the issue Of
dollar bills IN largely increased guam
titles over the present output. Many
complaints have come to the treas
ury department especially from the
west. as 10 the scarcity Of dollar bills,
and this year, in an attempt to sup
ply the demand the treasury has been
issuing 81 greSnbacks for the first
time since 1855. While dollar bills
are plentiful in the east. and silver
dollars almost unknown, it is almost
impossf bic TO secure currency Of this
denomination in the western states
and the people have 20 content them
selves with the bulky silver pieces
VIII le the complainants do not alleg'
ihat this sort Of money Is undesirable
collectors and others who get large
quantit es Of the silver cartwheeli
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
PLANS MADE FOR
SCHOOL CONVENTION
REPRESENTATIVE FROM
ALL BOARDS COMING HERE
Law Requires That at Least One
Member of Every School Board I'm
County Attend Convention Here
Saturday Splendid Entertainment
Provided for Delegates.

All preparations are completed for
the second annual convention of the
Umatilla county school boards which
will convene in the circuit court room
at the court house tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock and according to
County School superintendent Frank
X. Welles, the prospects are good for
a large attendance from over the
county.
The principal speakers at the meet
ing will be state Superintendent of
public instruction j. H. Ackerman,
Superintendent R, f. Robinson of
Multnomah county and Principal J..
w. L. Kaufman of the lone schools,
who has made considerable reputa-
ton as a humorist. Another feature
of the program for the day will be
several selections by the Pendleton
male quartet.
There are 100 school districts in
Umatilla county, in each of which
there are four officers, but it is hard
ly probable that more than one will
represent a great many of the dis
tricts. However there is great inter-
est manifested in the approaching
meeting as the one of last year proved
very profitable to the boards in the
settlement Of the various problems
which confront them.
Superintendent Welles and the
Pendleton male quartet went to Echo
today where they will be met by Su-
perintendent Robinson Of Multnomah
county The two superintendents will
conduct a local institute and parents
meeting this evening. after which
they will come to Pendleton for the
convention of school boards Follow
ing the program tomorrow, they will
leave for Frutvale where an instl-
tute similar to the one in Echo will
be held in the evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09

State OF Ohio, City OF Toledo, Lucas
County-ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he II
senior partner of the firm Of +. J. Cheney
4 Co, doing business In the City Of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid. and that said
firm will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case OF ca
tarrh that cannot be cured BY the use Of
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In ny
presence. this 9th day Of December, A. d.,
1885,
lSeall A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Cstsrrh Cure is taken internally.
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Send for testi
monials free
Sold BY all Druggists, 10.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
YoHrcop THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Where PAYS

find themselves at the end of day
tired out with the weight of their
loads
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
The "pure food law is desi

The "pure food law is designed by
by the government to protect the
public from injurious ingredients In
both foods and drugs. 1t is benefit
cial both to the public and to the con-
scientious manufacturer. Ely's
Cream Balm, successful remedy for
colo in the head, nasal catarrh, hay
fever, etc. containing no injurious
drugs, meets fully the requirements
Of the new law, and that fact is PROM
inently stated on every package. It
contains none of the injurious drugs
which are required by the law to be
mentioned on the label Hence you
can use itsafely.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
MACHINES
COMING FROM ENGLAND

Consul Samuel NJ. Taylor states that
the exports of lace-making machinery
from Nottingham to the United States
from July 13 to October 12. 1910,
were as follows: New Levers Goth
rough machines, AS, valued at SELL
060; extra parts accompanying the
machines, $9209; cases and packing,
$497S; extra parts not accompanying
machines, $17,572; cases and pack
ing. $551; five secondhand Levers
Gothrough machines, valued at &c.,
1S1; cases and packing, S60S; grand
total $320,159.
Never mind singing Hail to the
Conquered get all the hail
thew need
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09

Lionel--At first he was simply crazy
about her. but now he neglects her
shamefully.
Leonard---T seat first he went
out OF his mind. and then she went out
OF his mind.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
SPENT IS CENTS AND LOST.
Defeated Socialist Candidate for Con-
grcsS Files His Statement.

Norfolk, Va.-Fifteen cents was the
amount which c. f. Goode defeated
socialist candidate for conress. per-
sonally spent in the recent congress
slonal campaign, according to his
statement filed with the secretary of
me commonwealth. Incidentally,
however. he referred to an expendi-
ture by the party management.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09

As the train neared the city the
colored porter approached the joval-
faced gentleman, saying with a smile:
shall Ar brush yo' off, sah?"
NO" he replied, Il prefer TO get off
in the usual manner"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
Estray Notice,

One span Of sorrel geldings some
what old. Weight about 1850 pounds.
Any person notifying Chas. Lobaugh.
Pilot Rock, or John L. BARLEY, 30S
Lilleth street Pendleton will be re-
warded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
BISCUITS FALL, SS TRAGEDY.
Punches Cash Register, Proprietor
Who Was Absent, Won't Believe 1t.

Fred Williams, a cook at a Santa
Barbara restaurant, is out of pocket
IS as the result of what he calls pet
rified luck. While left in charge of
the eating house a biscuit (the kind
that mother doesn't make fell from
the shelf and hit the cash register,
ringing up the equivalent of many
good meals. He tried to. explain to the
proprietor but in vain.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-09
TWO BALES TO THE PL0WI
Farmer Tells How the Trick
Was Done. Others Might Do
1t IL They Would.

GAFFNEY, S. C.-Mr. J. w.
Smith, who raised and gathered 929
pounds of lint cotton from one acre
of land near Gaffney this last season,
tells about it as follows: The soil
used was gray, gravely with gray
sub-soil. 1t was cultivated in corn
on the Williamson plan in the year
1908. Sown in peas when corn was
laid-by. Yield of corn in 1908, 81
bushels. In November, 1908, land
was turned with two-horse pillow,
turning under peavines. In March,
1903, broadcasted ten two-horse
loads of stable manure, afterwards
used a disc harrow twice; in March
used two-horse pillow, turning land
again; then used smoothing harrow
twice.
On April 22nd laid out rows p
feet apart and planted cotton on
level, using 200 pounds of guano to
the acre.
First. Ran a weeder over twice.
Second. Ran a little Joe harrow
over.
Third. Ran a ten-inch shovel pillow
in middle.
Fourth. Ran around cotton with
side harrow.
Fifth. Chopped out cotton May
goth.
Sixth. Flowing, used twister pillow
with 14-inch sweep, using bar to cot
ton.
Seventh. May 29th plowed with
bull-tongue pillow, with 2O-inch
sweep, one furrow to row.
Eighth. June 18th ran around
with pillow and used 800 pounds of
guano.
Ninth. June 23rd ran around the
other side, using 800 pounds of
guanc.
Tenth. Ran around cotton two
burrows to row, July 3rd.
Eleventh. July 18th ran around
with 16-inch sweep, using seventy
five pounds nitrate of soda
Twelfth. July 28th put two fur
rows to row with 20-inch sweep.
Distance of cotton in drill 25
inches.
Yield of prize acre 2,918 pounds
seed.
Pickings-Oct. 3rd. 474 pounds;
Oct. 29th, LIZA pounds; Nov. 18th,
767 pounds; Dec. nth, sos pounds.