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New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

WHEN you read the opening I paTasrapn @ .,l @I
be interested at once. 1t is an extract from
will made by a very rich, malicious old man,
whose malice had much sense mixed up wlch
it. You can see at once that there must be com
plications.
We have talked a good deal about the new
serial by George Gibbs, who bids fair 20 be-
come even better known as a writer than nc IS
as an artist 1t has real plot. and Is absorbing
merely as a tale. Moreover. it IS brilliantly
written. But It has additional value III the &C.
curate picture It presents Of a highly significant
phase Of American life. Il isn't always pleas
ant. because it IS true. and maybe It viii not
convince anybody that having lot Of money
ism nearly so important as most Of us think.
The trouble IS largely due 70 lack OF imag.na-
ton and sense of proportion 1t IS simply
amazing how few Of US can conceive OF having
a really good time without plenty OF money.
while continuous enjoyment without fortune
appears utterly impossible. On the other hand
and this is one Of the things The Bolced Door
shows clearly. most very rich people have
painfully stupid time. They have % grind
continuously 20 get more, more nloney- or IL
they have all they need they have 20 work SO
hard TO find diversion that they have nel-hertI-le
nor energy left for enjoyment But our poor
feeble minds. following dumbly and slavish,y
the precedent Of folk whose imagination stops
short with the accumulation Of monc-. u1,.s-
keep on thinking about ic-and crying about
il, pretty often
OF course nobody believes It. until chev are
able to open the bolted door that guards wealth;
but II IS wise dispensation Of Providence that So
few. comparatively. can make themselves rich
II all of Us worked as hard and thought as hard
and wept as earnestly over the door thar opens
the way 70 real human happiness. -he money
problem wouldn't he very serious The cwo i'm
portant people IN . The Boltcd Door suffered
terribly before they made that simple discovery
THE POOR MANS BANK, by Theodore L.
Weed, Chief ciert, of the Postoaice Depart
ment and secretary TO th- board Of trustees If
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
The Bo1ted Door" and Money

the postal savings banks ot --e United ST.
Is an article that brings home --. -ae-
The question. b. ,ae by, -a.s -htg
es-ing. this article. hecau,e r. te.. ..1 al .
Is 20 know about a treme-C0- aidcs-
novation IN our national Ga-.---.--. oi pa
YOU have some general informal.
If IL IS u1wi-e To- say goo r--.. MOI.
Is silly 20 try and ge- along "5--.-- &c. a--
out enough 20 supply ones - needs
new Government banking s--.- which
absolute security. IS believed .. be The
plan yec advanced Co e--.-. ---.-. T
you know Is declared -a FL. ... -ae1da-..-
wealth. But one can be- ..--r IN never
many things besides -.--.. and It IS r.-
thiuE about them
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
THE HEART OF TADUsHI -- B

Powell Is a tale Of Jararese .1os
IS the -esuI, of the 11e c.d human .1-le
n-o"Ly places. although SOME --e--
raa-, eaoEs-rh4- IS. good ONES a----
elect Of the earth. T. IS --:-h g -.. s---
yu. may ring all -He change a- ..- al
l. .s-'- SD much ONE .cr.ra- -. l-
one really does in -a:s -o--t. thar
p.-ta0--
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
The Evin is the Only
Solid Center Stem Bit
Made in Every Size and Style

livery Irwin Bit is guaranteed-price refunded
r if not satisfactory. 1t is the strongest, easiest
1 and fastest-boring bit made. The Irwin Anger
Bit will not clog and will bore clean and true without
tearing the wood in the end side of either the hard
est or softest of woods.
Be sure insist seeing the name-TIik IRWIN
on the bit you buy in your own protection. If the
bit is not branded THE IRWIN" it is genuine
Irwin Bit.
For the home, farm, factory and shop, the Irwin
stands supreme among auger bits. 1t means faster
work-easier work. better work.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
DoprNG OUT AN ODD NUMBER

~ Shorty NcCabe s-o--. u ra-apa-a
familiar saw. there are 81. bad Shorty s..
bu. some are te,-s- -... ..-- No-
then one comes a-.-. -..- time -- IS
class by icseLf. -...-a e.-e. .-r r,.-. IN 5-
and then II r-e-..-= 81 very wise. very 81
able old cha-ac--- who has gained ---
dom By the way. ae has -.-.. r.-.- Ao1
money Is worth
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
FREE
Roll or Case

Write US and we will
see that YOU are supplied
at no extra charge with
our handsome Irwin
cases or handy rolls.
For home and farm,
factory and shop, for
craftsmen, carpenters
and mechanics, we sup
ply, free Of charge, our
quarter-sawed, hard
wood, finely polished
cases, having folding lid
and sliding g drawer.
CTwo sizes, 2o1I quar-
tiers and 32I2 quarters.)
Each Irwin Bit Is reeu-
larly wrapped in oiled
paper, comes highly FIN
ished-full polish-the
heads and cutters all
sharpened and finished
by hand-hling perfect
product.
Next to the hammer.
saw and screwdriver,
Irwin Auger Bits are
the most useful Of car
pentering tools, a n d
every man who has a
home should have a set
Of Irwin'S.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06
Sapanif l1ouamorinsspolitif.
Gn interesiont Stntiitif.

Oct iapanife ll0enrigsminiiteri-
UNI bar nplie oiientlieeiort en- Sta
tiff. Der iproeles in~teresiant belp.
Ter oct guile griees golitif o9 iam-
tioig leOeror geOiier for, bporIeoes
oct bar uGret muligt for Snpan
/ 9sbet al en- fort aorreffe at
trenge iie frem til 8erSensmogtcns
Sitting.
StatiItifen gpl0er ben iapanife
llOpnaoring. Oct oplpios, at / 1901
bar flin $4,000 Sapanere boiat uoen
for Wifoboens 3ige, men oerefter
tog llOoanorin9en oGloig Sort, ioa.
Ieoes at 9allene Be islgen6e aar.
bIeb: 1902 10000, 1903 15i.
600, 1904 10000, 1905 tS5, 900,
1906 100000 oe 1907 250,O0O.
Eli oisie Qol er en6on at bemprfe,
at ira 1902 er llooanoringen til
9ina % aorea life rcgnet meO, ioet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06
SartlnnS, isis

ga, laa 6apoe ri areoSme0e, og
et oejli9t Meoe par oet ogiaa, 90.
iunen 9no en- tpOelig 9p0, ian ser
par in9en, iom .6np0e np0ig at gna
ira Meoerne meo ltnis6e0 / Sier-
tet; tbi 5reliens Sci blep lagt flart
frem / al Or6ets Sorfpn0elie. Sier
bar Sen0ngen en- itor Dag for oS;
t6i life alene par Ger ct tort On.
tai tilreilen6e ira Smmamtels Me-
nigbeo / Hacine; men ogiaa bore
egne 5olf ms0te goot op ON Ssn'
ongen, iaa ca. 175 oeltog ON S6n.
bag Wi0oog / SGQesipisningen; Ri
Tiger 8of til Smmanuels Menig6eo,
foroi De | iao tort ct antal glpoeoe
os meo 0eres 9eieg; men bporfor
mon ser ilet inqen bar ira Be andre
2 Wenig6e6er | &acine og ira Me-
ni9beoen / aenoiba? Be 6brer 10 ga
ogina meO til &reoien og baooe
ianrme SnObpoelie iom S%nmanncI8
Meni9beo.
@i Tiger 9of til gnit. a. g.
&anien. Sef. /. t., for oen me-
get forte @eooelefie ira Meoet. @i
oe0 nof, boor @soet / ipolioe 8i$.
9iitrift bar bpret, men set er 10
life iaa meget for os, iom bar meO,
at Stpffet er %ifreoet, men mere for
Dem, iom life bap0e 2eili9beo til at
bore meo, men iom aIligeoel er in-
teresieret / areoiens 9lrbeioe % Ser
for me6 @leoe leier ON oe for.
ifeaiao Me0er, oa oerfor ipnes Ri,
at Sefretpren buroe 6nbe %fortalt,
6por ri boooe oisie oeiIige MeOer,
og 6oor Sc rare Menneifer boer,
iom ban fortGler ON, nemIig /
Snrtlano, isis.
Sa, MI er Oi fomntet laa pi0t ber
/ Sartlano at set er beitemt, at Sen
gamle airfe ifal rioes neo oo Ell M
bDgges op, og oct er ina goot iomt
ale | Meniobeoen alooe for; ser
er 10 nof nogfe enfelte, iom ipnes,
at BET er en- Sfam at ripe airfen
neo, bpor Sc bar eaoet / airfe |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06

Ggne al Sapan er li9efrem Wangel
paa arbeiOsfrnft, iaa man MAJ mo.
forifripe fineiiife arlier. Soroen
i Sapan fan ingenIunOe iiges at
bore u0npttet til b0erIt @renIe, +.
Gfs. fan 9isdolen mao Ell meget
bsiere 8rocent, og 5iiferiet fan
ernpre mango Here Menneifer. Og-
ian oea itprfe 26niti9nine inoen ion
SnOuitrien bier, al 9;l5uoet al @r.
beiOsfraft about life operiti9er s..
ter~ipergilen.
Oct fan altioa life iiges at oere
Operbefolfning, Ser allereoe er SO.
oeOaori lager til BEN tore u0ban.
bring. 5or en- Del ifDl0es oen bel
nof, at Sapaneren iom an0re 5olf
bar 2nsten / 9looet til at ie Iig ON
/ 8eroen, oa at 6enne Chit ~anipore5
itprft al bans 9grgorriebeO efter
at fonfurrere og blioe 2i9enan6
meo Sen bbi0e. Wen Sen itPrfeite
0ripfie0er er oog iiffert Stotcns,
0et felles 6p0reIanos Opmuntrin9
og 4ppel. Sor Staten er l10oonorin.
gen ct oigtigt 2eo / lloenrigSpoliti.
fen, ct politiif Wngtniooel / Siege.
rin9ens Saano. 66rIt og frennmeIt
l9rer Soponerne Sc fremmeoe Sun.
ten al. Otter no9le 4nrs oelat-
oenot Stltoium | ll0lan0et fommer
llooan0reren biem og llOnptter set
l9rte iad 9o0t at Sen rationale
Sn0uitri fan tage aonfurrencen op
pan set Smraooe, ban bar fdItet fig
oDer. 0g 9teiultatet al 0en Irt no-
DanOrin9 er Sdpnns bplOigp inOu-
itrieae DIPPING % tore grobrin-
GER pao set fremme6e Marfeo. Ger
meO folger after 6onoelen8 og
Sfibsiartens 9lomitring. 4lene Sen
@run0 er pei Sc Dire opro, iom
Stoten 6rinQer. Men be politiife og
Itrate9iife Grobrin9 er life rim.
oere. Gen Si0 fommer @iiffert, ga
Ser mna regnes meo O~per6efolf.
Ming. 0g Sapans iremtioiae Still
ling lom 8~er0enSmngt er nfb9ngig
al. at BET fonr 6ooen plantet poa
6aitlnn0et. 9erfor arigen meo HllS-
lan0 o9 llroerlpggelien al Man-
~iiltriet % aoreo. Ser er Hloo8 for
0uerbefolfninaen oa Morfeo for
Operpro0uftionen.
9en1e Statiitif o9 Sc forifeQige
O%plpsninger 9iper eft MT Sno6lif
/ Sopnn5 8olitif. 90 boloer man 0e
mango Irao0e iammen, ier man, at
Rationen o9 5eOrelonoet or set,
boorom aft oreier JIG, for Sen en-.
felte ion FOR Stoten. Gen itoritiIe-
Be llOpan0rin9spoltif h1r fun ct
Maal: Sapans Storbeo oa 6rem-
gang. 6or Sen Sag brinqer Sen
Guile l~lounnorer 9lo0 etbuert Offer.
oSpG. git."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06
&luffeflemt.

Di9t al SOAR airfe.
meb Muiif or 8 T..
eIter 9iano al Sui.
Oiiir.
Srlges til 6oroel for Borne
~6iemSiaeen. 9ris % Cts. per
efsemplar,
0ctte ari5.rse Digit meo bets pp-
perIise @%uiifaIifc Accompaniment
forticner at fin0es / et6pert mu-
iifelitenoe Oanif Sienl. SOB BET.
De GER 1em lelu o8 Sagen en-
Sieneite oermeo.
6aps bos
Tan. 2ntb. Gabl. 8onic,
Blair. Deb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06

-
ming.
0ette fenotes ogioa / Sans OF
ofrenoe 2in baaOe in0ootil Oh uoa6.
til o9 bill lnnge 6lioe min0et at
mange meo biertelig Sof.
5 minneapolis. bbor ieg isrilc
@one me0te min afosoe 9ro0er.
bap0e Slider oeret boii0oenOe i
mango @ar, bbor ban oreo iii ltptre
Sorretning.
Som Sorretnin9smanO par 7all
re0eIia o9 6eitemt.
Som iaooan par ban ogiaa fcnot
og reipefteret al bans aollcBer,
iom Del oiOite, at ban oar life ion
ct iooienOe Sin, Ser oilOe ggre goo
@ine til iIet Spil pno oer6slia
@is.
8or afo6oe 8ens fpreite Steo
n9it bans Siem = par SUBS Me.
niabeo paa Sor0.
Serlie elifeoe ban meo Sn0erIig-
beo summarizes Menigbe0 / Minfe.
npoIis.
Men 6. g. Slider berte 10 ogioo
til Den trofoite Stab al @uOs gbrn
! minneapolis, iom / 0e tronge Il.
Der. oa BET fneb me0 at blere DC
tunoe 9pr0er, iom bpileoe paa DE.
niebe0en, latte Sfuloer til for at
bore Serrens Sag.
% BET aleoe0e mig / ben forte
Sio, ieg bar ooennapnte Menigbeos
@rGit at erfore, at ban 9ior0e set
meo @lp0e % life fIaeen6e, ielp
ON bet mn o9 ga foiteoe en- inore
Stamp.
Oct par for Serren og for SjpleS
6relie. ban bar meo at tribe og Of.
re.
5 mango aar par Slider Oia-
for % SenongSifolelerer / SIN.
muueIS Meni9beO, oe ban uof6rte
0isie 6perp pno en- inaoon Wod0e
og meo en- ioa0on a%onoeIi9 5oritoa.
elie, at mnn al Siertet fun6e snife,
at bore Wenigbeoer / Den forene.
De STRIFE" eie0e mango iom BAN.
% boem fenOer life 6anilien
6iihers geitfrie Stem fra De Dage,
0n De boeoe / minneapolis. Seq fen.
Ser Oct ielo, og jeg minOes 0et meo
Snf til Serren.
Nen mango baa0e Brpiter %
genner al Zen f%oreneoe Strife"
no ooer port 2ano nli femme / me0
oe ii0e: Ogioo Ri bar nDot goot al
oenne f9re 5amilies @~PiteoenIig.
be6, bporfor Serren rigelig lsnne
0em.
Oct bar n9rmeit al Selbre0s-
Denim. at 6. q. Slider og Suitru
oroa til q. 0af.
6or bans &uitruS geofonmenoe
bleu Dot en- nGIten oper al 5oroent.
ning bel0bringenoe 5oran0ring.
Inoerleoe5 Tor Dor ofoe0e Ben.
JON aorepis nler eQer miiiore be.
oioit loo unoer en- Sbg0om,
JON lanaiomt, men iiffert unoer.
minereoe bans Selbreo.
@eo @fifeosms0et / Oeres Stem
bern6e, builfet Msoe 6. g. Bidder
sienipnligt aI9oeoe Jig oper, toItes
Der no ira 6ebr. 10, 8 B: Seq oil
ingenlnnoe Hippo 0ig, og in9enIunoe
forlooe Big, og oct er Dor trsiterige
S%ornisning % bort faite Soab til
Serren, at bette Orb 6erligit ii1o.
frieoes al 9erren oper for Dor Sen
| ben Stun0 UNDER Reiiei9r0en, Oa
oglan ban gennem 9soens Sfpgse.
ooI al Naa0e f6rtes biem til &im-
lens lnie Gale, bpor Snbbats6pilen
er tilbage for SUBS 6olf.
Meo aerliebeOens og GrsItens
Silien til Oe i6rgenOe - Suitru og
gern.
eoers i ariito fOrb.,
g. $. aisfIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06
Nye Boyer.
Clfert 3iearb: aritus us hans @9no.

Clfert HiearS: ariitns ug bans NGub.
Stuoier oper religisit SiaIeIip 2ps al bi5eIIfe
Sfhfelier oe Sptrin. Bris $1.10.
6. 6. Eeterien: Sbns ies Sifterese mine apuHrmanser.
$opeopunfterne / Den fritne 9srnelaroom forte
tontret. 5etninser meb anItueiee etsempIer fra 8ibe-
len % Mennefelioet. SO Sioer .25.
Sir. QBnge: MlperncS Ssrael.
On lille gaIoeni.rbiftorie meo II SGuitrationer.
t01 Sioer. 40.
NSolpb MpnaS: Cub ct a~nrIisbeS.
On Teffe grG6ifener operiatte al q. GaIbofi. Ct
Orb rette 9io ON Sriiteabomnen til phe nnnnebs bIarSt
bens 6oragtere". 100 Si0er. 80.
Eanl G~lbenbnrg: 0aa til alttrs.
ct Orb til unee. 20 Sioer .05.
8. z. Neser: st belIist Sempel.
goele Orb til unse Neno ON Renbeo 10 sioer. .05.
s. Z. Samien: ySsr itaar %ifreDet"--
1eilebnina til gibellesring for bper Dag aaret
1910. llosipet al GirfeIia Screening for ben Snore gsis-
fin Danntarf. 80 Sioer. 10.
0r. sprrcss Saler til Cubs NeoarbeiSert.
SoIbte gerben ooer for arbeioere Cubs @is.. autoriie.
ret Suerfnttelie oeo anton Bait. ga Sioer 20.
9auib antb. EnbI. Sonfe,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06
Ssraels Sanse Ill.
Salt $40 Sange.

Disie to f%ortrinlige Gang Sam.
finger meo Wuiif og mnoerlagi
SefIt, bboraf alIereoe 6 OpIaa er
trpft, faas MI inobunben iammen |
net og ioIibt grsnt Sbirtinssbino
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06

ioa mdnge 4or; ibpert 6aG0 er oct
8run0en, oe angiper for 0ere5 Wo0-
Itan0, men oen egentlige aariag
er not indrere, at Der gaar for man.
&c Benge / 2gbet, o9 BET er 10 life
ioa let at regne 10, bbor mango
8rocent &enter, De giper; at ia,
for manages 8e0fommen0e baa0e Der
og andre Steoer bIioer BET 10 be-
trogtet iom ct findncielt Cab; gio
De fere @enneifer BOG mootte err
fare, at BeSse, iom iettes | Ser
rens 9onf, giber 6e0re Henter END
noget an0et Ste6, men Der ifai
Tro til, iaa %erfares 6errens Orb:
q@ioer, iao ifol eOer 9ipes" (2uf.
6, 38).
Den tpif-lutberife Menigbe6, iom
fer bar baft 4irfe inmmen meo os,
og 6o ogioa bruger oen en0nlt inO-
til 1. Sept, 6ar be9bn0t poa oeres
npe @u0sbus. og ioa Di6t ri for.
itnar, blioer oct nof ogion 6ao0e
tort og pent; men oeres Breit bar
opia9t jim @erning i6lan0t Dem og
ifol reiie til 1. Suli oet 6ur0e ban
BOG pitt life 6aoe 9jort lige mi6t
0ereS Girfe6Dgningsorbeioe.
Dor 8reit, gnit, 6. sc. Olien,
bar facet Golo fra oen np0anneOe
Menigbe0 / Milpaufee, iom ban
iaa ifol betiene iamnlen me0 We-
nig6e0en bet; Ri er 10 fun % Wil
ira Wiltpoufee og bar u0merfet
So9forbinoelie, ioo oct fan la0e Jig
96re at preoife beg9e Ste0er boer
Sen0ag; 0et er 10 en- Misiion, Iom
bar oeret begDnot Ell @on9 f6r,
BOG life blnn0t De inmme Wenneifer,
og ga ser er ca. 1000 0anife |
Storbpen @eiImalfee, iaa er oct en-
Sfam, at Den for. Strife life iful0e
6ooe en- 8irfiombe0 Ser.
SO, oct par bog ct m9rfeligtStD
fe ira 5. Scott, troos aorr. ira ga.
I%ifornias 8orioor O%erfor; men set
er life Ben isrite Wprfelig6e0, JON
er fommet ira Sen aant. Sea bnr
Jet lige inn mprfelige 8ing fra iam-
me Wano / Sen oonife Bioneer, og
ieg bill 9erne / al 9erli96e0 iperge
s. Scott, iom efter bans Sfriperier
at 0emrne oil pere en- ariiten, boors
leoes ban oil forfige line Sfriperier
6aaOe 6er / nDoniferen" % / andre
9laO meo @uos Orb I. Gfs. aor.
6, 1911.
Iae 8egne ira Ip0er Der 10
o@ru6len" ooer Sen ifrpffelige gf.
terbinter, ri fit ooert paa oct gooe
SER, og en- cling er ga iiffert, at
bap0e Wenneifer ifulIet raaoe / set
Stpffe, Iaa baooe Ri fife faaet ioa.
0nnt SEER, men Dor fpre, olniie
8lt0 PEG 10 nof, 6oa0 ser / aQe Sing
tiener os beoit, ieIo ON Ri life fan
f%oritaa bans 6eniigt MI; ri ifaI
i%oritna Den bereiter. 6or bore Zine
at ie blioer Ser finn gonife fist
8ru9t / aar; 6e fleIte tiolige Srlgt-
tr9er too bbioe al 9lomIter, o.
oDernlt bar 2uften fllo al 0eres
0eilige Quit; M er De frosne og
0sOe. SDrenerne bill beIler life gIe-
De % meo oeres 2u9t; oe bar / tore
Shopper, og ct Bar Cages 9o0t
8eir biloe babe bra9t Dem ITO /
f1lo 9Gomit. Spor er BOG alt bette
ct grlfut6t giIleSe al mnngt ct
Wenneifes 2iu; set ier for en- Sio
ioa loben0e no, ser er goot Saab
i Cubs gerns Sierter ON, at lao,
Dan en- Si9l en- if6nne Oa9 ifaI
fomme BELT oper / Sen fulOe Raooe
i ariitus, ga plu6ielig fommer Ser
lieeiom en- 8roitnot og ooelpg9er
set belle, Sen fan fomme nnOer man.
&c Sorn1er, men alti0 CT 30elpg-
9eliens arpfter oeri.
G6r. Mn0ien me0 Suitru %
Cater err penot tiIbn9e BERTH efter
at babe til6roqt @interen / 0on-
mart. @i 6poer Sem %oeIfommrn
tilbage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06

meo @ulotrpf for ben meset beifeb-
ne Bris Of So Gents. or inroeIes
bel ififfet til forthcoming Gang.
gruees alereoe al mango al pors
Sangtor. =
Ganiib 2ntb Tnbl. Sonie,
Blair, 8ebr.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-02
\ NOVEL BURGLAR ALARM.
Weights i'm Curtain Set Off Bells and
Turn on Lights.

Vienna.-Extremely simple in de-
sign but effective in purpose is a new
electrical device for protection
against burglary invented by an Aus
trian engineer Herr Max Trautmann.
II consists of stuff curtain having
inside the material a number of small
weights so delicately adjusted that at
the slightest touch of the curtain the
weights start alarm bells ringing,
simultaneously turning on the electric
light in the room. Hung before a Win
dow, door, cupboard, safe, picture or
anything else for which protection is
sought Herr Trautmann's patent cur
tain is a certain guard. 1t cannot be
tampered with in any way. not even
by person fully cognizant of its me-
chanism. The electrical connections
cannot be cut off without the alarm
apparatus being set in action.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-02
No Phonograph at Mass.

Rome.-The last issue of the bulle-
tin of the Holy See contains a deci-
sion on the question of substituting
the photograph for the organ in the
church services. The rector of the
Church of Valle Fiorita, a poor parish
that cannot afford the services OF an
organist, tried the phonograph for
high mass and other church func-
tions requiring the use of the organ.
1t was success, but the priest had
his doubts about the propriety of the
innovation and submitted the case to
the congregation OF rites. The de-
cision bars the phonograph from
Catholic churches forever.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-02
ALL ABOARD" FOR
BIG JUNKET TRIP
LEADING LOCAL MEN
WILL VISIT EAST END
Special Train Comprising Observation
and Buffet Cars Will Leave at 7:45
Stops at All Tovns-LuncheOn at
Walla WaIIa.

Tickets are being sold this after
noon for the big junket trip to Ad-
ans. Athena, Weston, Milton. Free
water and Walla Walla, to be made
Wednesday. Charles Bond, Ben Hill
and Clarence Bishop. members of the
committee on arrangements for the
trip. are serving as transportation
agents and they are meeting with sue
cess. All the leading business men
of the city are going. They are trying
to get every booster in the city to
make the junket because a finely
equipped special train has been char
tered for the occasion. It will carry
an observation car and a buffet car
in addition to the regular coaches and
the committee wants it to be well fill
ed when it leaves the city.
All those who expect to make the
trip are requested to purchase tickets
OF the committee. Those who are
overlooked by the solicitors can Sc
cure tickets by being at the CONNER
cial club meeting tomorrow night or
at the train Wednesday morning. 1t
is preferred. however, to have the
entire party listed by tomorrow even
ing. so that the committee will know
exactly how many are to go.
Under the arrangement the ladies
are also to go and a soodlv number
of local ladies are planning to make
the trip. 1t is also understood that
a number of the ladies of Athena and
Weston will join the party in COM
pany with their husbands while the
train is at those points.
The special train is to 'leave the o.
r. & \. depot at 7:45 Wednesday
morning. The first stop will be at
Adams After respects have been
paid TO that burg the train will speed
on to Athena. An hour will be spent
in Athena and a public meeting held
In one Of the halls. The train will
leave Athena at 10 o'clock and run
upon the spur at Weston. An hour
will be spent in Weston. during which
time a meeting will be held in the
opera house. walla walla is to be
reached at IL o'clock, or slightly be-
fore that hour. A luncheon will be
served the party which will remain
in the Garden City until $3.50. The
homeward trip will then be taken up
and the same steps will be made
at Milton and Freewater. At 4
O'Clock public meeting will be held
in Milton and following the same
meeting will be held in Freewater
At the close of the Frewater meeting
the party will entrain for home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-02
COMPANY FORMED TO
SUPERINTEND ORCHARDS

Hood River. Ore.-what promises
to be a new departure in the orchard
business of the northwest is to be
placed into effect in the Hood river
valley. The Hood River Realty COM
pany has been organized here and it
will make a speciality OF sGperintend-
ing orchard work for non-residents.
The company will stand in the same
relation to the lease and leasor that
the architect stands to the builder
and contractor. All OF the work con-
nected with grubbing. planting, prun-
ing and marketing crops for nonresi-
dents will be carefurIy superintended.
Many apple land. buyers come into
this field who are at present employ
ed in other walks of life and who
wocia purchase land here IL they
could have the same care taken of II
until it reaches a bearing state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-02
BOSTON THREATENED
WITTY MILK FAMINE

Boston Mass.-This week Mill
street will be the only thing sugges-
tive of the Tactic fluid in Boston If
the plans Of the Boston Cooperative
Milk Producers association do not
miscarry The farmers all over New
England have formed close organ
ization and have agreed to Withdraw
their milk from the Boston market af-
ter tomorrow, when the winter price
agreements with the contractors will
expire.
The farmer declares that on ac-
count of the cost OF grain, the in
creased wages for help and other ex-
penses he can no longer stand the
customary summer reduction in the
price of milk. In other words, he de-
mands that the winter rate must be
maintained throughout the year, and
declares that unless the contractors
agree to his terms Boston will stand
a good chance of being so dry May
1 that her people will have to drink
the sea water.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-02
OF TIGHTS
UP TO HIGHEST COURT

Albany, n. Y.-The grave judges of
the court of appeals, the highest tri-
bunal in the Empire state, have be-
fore them the question Of whether
the order given to Miss Henrietta Lee
Morrison to wear tights was a hard
ship, against public policy and a vi
olation of her contract with Hurtig &
Seamon.
Miss Morrison's photographs in ca
det costume and knee length trousers
and in tights are before the court.
Miss Morrison was a member of
the me, Him and l" company. On
the road she was great favorite in
her military costume, and when the
company came to New York she was
ordered to discard the high-heeled
knee-length tasseled boots and the
knickerbockers and don tights. She
refused and was discharged. and then
sued. The lower courts awarded her
$4,000 damages. The managers ap-
pealed.