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Baseball Notes

Mosher went up in the air and was sore right
through when Van Haltren called him out in the
twelfth frame for interfering with batted ball
while going down to second. 1t looked as If be
we're going to be benched, but Wolverton stepped
in and dragged him away. Van must have been
right in his decision. as none Of the other Oaks
squeaIed. Moser worked hard to win yesterday s
game, and used everything he had. He also took
ofense at Umpire Finney's decision on balls
when be allowed Tozer to reach FIRST In the thir-
teenth a pass. This walk gave the Angels
the game.
ond. With Hogan on third and one down. Wares
hit to Castleton. who doubled Hogan at third.
Hogan caught Howard of guard in the sec
ond The former third and Cutshaw
grounded to Howard. Hogan attracted the
Angel second baseman's attention by making a
bIuff to go home. Howard paid too much atfen-
ton to Hogan and he was late with his throw
to first.
Maggart got far third in the eleventh,
but the best Cutshaw could do was to raise a
high one, which was gobbled up.
In the ninth Cutshaw nearly took Tozer OF
his feet with line drive. The mound man
gamely glued the ball.
Orendorf. the Angel catcher who was injured
by pitched ball in game at Oakland more
than month ago, is getting around to shape
and he is likely to be back in harness soon. He
is in uniform now, but will take things easily
for while until be gets ready.
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PLAYERS INDIGNANT
over BRIBERY TALE
HarkinS and Willis Deny ACCu-
SafiOnS and WOIverfOn Brands
Charges False

There is not enough money in the
country to make me sell ball game"
declared Pitcher Bill Harkins of the
Oakland team last night in reply to the
accusation that he had been bribed to
toss off the game last Sunday.
Ralph Willis was greatly perturbed
and indignant over. the story. from
Portland.
According to the story, the gamblers
of Portland were alleged to have Of
fered Harkins or Willis a sum approx
mating $500 to throw last Sundays
game.
1t was the turn of Harkins or Willis
Lively was sent in to work for Oak
land.
On account of the change of pitchers
the doubling Thomases figured that
there was something doing, but the fact
of the matter is that Manager Wolver-
ton sent all of his pitchers in to warm
up, and. deciding that Lively looked
best, he put him to work.
Lively pitched winning game and
tied up the series for the Oaks. If
Harbins or Willis had pitched the re-
suit would probably have been the
same.
In commenting on the matter. Man
ager Wolverton had the following to
say:
I'm regard to last Sundays game, in
which we beat the Beavers, you can say
for me that Pitcher Lively won on his
merits.
I'm regard to the statement that the
Portland gamblers approached certain
of my pitchers. there is not particle
of truth to the rumor. :
There is not a man on my pitching
staff in whom 1 have not the utmost
confidence.
"This mornings story, which reflect
ed upon the integrity of two of my
pitchers, was manufactured entirely out
of whole cloth. You can say for me it
was the work of some Portland fan of
unsound mind"
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ERRORS GIVE LONG
CONTEST TO ANGELS
Wolverton Misses Connections in 18th
and Lets Winning Run Home
Bv Joseph MURPHY

the only ofenses of the ransba were
responsible for the Angels Both OF the slips came
advantage
Wolvertons to lose and 1t was harder
dealt brand of ball
him. and all his classy
Hg went for naug Woveton allowed the easiest kind
by who third
while the opposition could show but
CASTLETON WORKS SPLENDIDLY
le,ando Oaks
andt fortified themselves
Caeton
Angel crew whom Henry Berry Cincinnati help him win the
nsa4 was selected By the good his work yesterday
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American League

BOSTON JULY 2O.-Detroit broke Boston s
winning streak today by defeating the locals in
hard fought IL inning game. TO 2. Errors
by Speaker and Stahl were followed each time
by run for Detroit Score: r. H. T..
Detroit .-....--......-.--. IA l
Batteries-wiiIett and stanage; Collins and
Carrigan.
PHILADELPHIA. July 20.-Philadelpha won
its third straight game from Chicago today. 2
to o. Coombs kept Chicago's hits scattered.
while both of the home teams runs were due
TO bases on balls. In the second inning Scott
gave three bases ON balls IN succession. Score:
K. II. E.
Chicago
Philadelphia ..-.-..---.-
Batteries-Smith, Young. Scott and Sullivan;
Coombs and Lapp.
WASHINGTON. July 20.-washington worked
three pitchers and Cleveland two today John
son came TO the locals relief and landed the
game. Score: X n. E
Washington
Cleveland ..-..--,-.. = 60.
dorf Mitchell, Koestner and Bemis.
NEW YORK July 20.-The timely hitting OF
TODAY TO L. in a trying game. He made a
home run in the fourth. and in the tenth scored
Wolter from second with a long single. Score:
r. H. E.
st. Louis ----..-.-.--.- l II l
New York
Batteries-Pelty and Stephens; Quinn and
MITCHELL
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PORTLAND LEADS
PROCESSION AGAIN
Sufor Slammed All Over Lot
Before EaSfIey Goes to Res
cue i'm Second Frame

PORTLAND, Ore. July 20-Portland
is perched at the top of the percentage
ladder again. the local team defeating
San Francisco today by a score of to
4. Sutor opened for the visitors. but
before he was replaced by Eastley in
the second inning Portland had ac-
quired three runs. Eastley let up a
little in the seventh and Portland
added another brace of tallies to it's
score. San Francisco hammered out
one run in the fourth inning, but the
three obtained in the ninth were gifts.
The score:
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CUBS BUY THREE PLAYERS

CHICAGO. July 20.-The Chicago Ma
tiona1 league club announced today
the purchase of Outfielder Keener from
the Spokane club of the Northwestern
league.l Pitcher Weaver from the
Louisville American association club
and Pitcher Geist from the Lincoln
Western league club Weaver and
Geist were members of the Chicago
squad on the spring training trip. but
were sent back for further seasoning.
These three players will join the Chi
cago squad at the close of the season.
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Dodging Hoodlums Is
Champions Plea

NEW YORK. July 2o.-"John A.
Johnson, actor" as the champion
heavy weight pugilist described him
self in an AFFIDAVIT in the police court
today, was fined SIS for recklessly
driving his big automobile around the
congested spaces near Forty-second
street and Seventh avenue yesterday
afternoon. Johnson had an excuse
ready.
Il had to drive hard to dodge the
hoodlums who call me names and
throw stones at me-" said he. The Of
ficers told me to go fast and get away
as soon as I could. I have never run
down or injured any one, but / don't
want to be struck by stones"
Chief Magistrate McAdoo expressed
the opinion that automobiling was
likely to get Johnson into more trouble
= his prize fighting.
You will run down some one yet.
You have been arrested in almost every
city you have visited" continued the
justice.
But, your honor, that was done for
advertising purposes said the big
fighter in apparent seriousness.
He pleaded guilty and paid the fine
imposed.
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Hunters Cause Clash of
Game Laws
-Spccial Dispoich 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
PORTERvILLE. July 2O.-There was
clash between the game laws of Kern
county and TuIare county today when
it was reported that a party of hunters
from the southern county had crossed
over into thesLloyd meadows and killed
a deer. Ranger Brown was immediate
ly dispatched to the meadows from Hot
Springs to arrest the guilty persons.
The Tulare county deer law was
changed this year making the open sea-
son begin on September 1st instead of
July Is as heretofore. The game
wardens are rigidly enforcing the law.
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1t seems to be the proper thing
for Portland and San Francisco
to alternate each day for the
leading place In the Pennant race.
The Seals did not remain long as
the leaders, as their defeat yester-
day at the hands of the Beavers
showed them back into second
place. The Angels had a mighty
hard time defeating the Oaks, but
nothing seems too hard for the
southern tOssers to accomplish
these days. They are systematic
ally moving down the leaders,
and If they can defeat the Oaks
again today the Angels will be
in second place. They can not
take the lead. Vernon had it's
trouble in the south with the
Senator's. However, Hogan's men
are tied for fourth place with the
Oaks.
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Reliance Club Denied
Fight Permit

OAKLAND, July 20.-The board OF
police and fire commissioners denied an
application today from the Reliance
athletic club for permit to hold
boxing exhibition at the clubroom.
This is the first application refused the
Reliance club by the present city ad-
ministration and the boards action is
interpreted by the fight followers as
sounding the doom of boxing here.
Last week the West Oakland club met
with similar rebuff.
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Navy Fighters Are
Renlatched
Especial Dispoich 10 The Call

lSPeci0l DDpoicH 10 ne IduI
wrangling and futile efforts to agree
upon the terms of the match, Spider"
McCooi of the cruiser Maryland and
Battling" Robinson, the colored pride
of California, have signed articles to
fight 20 rounds on August aboard one
of the cruisers named on In the Mare
island dry dock for the middle weight
championship of the American navy
Robinson lost the championship to Nc
Cool aboard the Maryland here about
two months ago. when, in the seventh
round. he fell to the floor and refused
to continue the fight, claiming that his
opponent had fouled him by butting
him on the jaw.
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Northwestern League

TACOMA. July 20.-Maston's wildness gave
Seattle three run lead in the first inning and
the visitors handily, TO l. The feature
of the game was triple play by the Tigers
from Rockenfeld to Mott to Byrnes- Weed
celebrated his first game with the Seattle
team by driving out home run with a
rnnner the bases. and bringing in two
more of Seattle's with timely single.
r. H z.
Tacoma .--..----...-----.-%-
Batteries-Maston McCsmment and Byrness
Joss and Custer.
SPOKANE. July 20-vancouver went after
Bonner in the first inning OF the game today
and three hits. coupled with three walks.
netted three runs. With the bases full and
three balls on Smith. Kratzuerg was substI-
tuted and Smith smelted one TO the fence for
two bases, scoring three runs. Score:
r. H z
vancouver IL =
Spokane =. -. .
berg and Shea.
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SENATORS OUTSWAT
VERNON and WIN
Pitchers Hard Hit i'm III Inning
Battle at Los Angeles, but
Game Is Fast

Los ANGELES. July 2O.-Sacramento
won an IL inning swatting match from
Vernon today, TO 6. Each side used
two pitchers and two catchers. and
the playing kept the men on both sides
ON their toes. StovaH was sent to the
clubhouse for disputing Umpire Nc
Greevy's decision on third strike.
Score.
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SUMMARY

or Castleton-5 hits and runs in innings
Credit victory 10 Tozer. Two base hits-How-
ard. Delmas Sacrifice hits-Carroll Maggart
%. Wares. Howard. Hogan. Daley. Murphy.
Stolen baee-Smith. First base on called balls
on MOser 2. of Castleton g. OF Tozer L. Struck
out-By Moser ;, by csstleton q by Tozer 2
Hit by pitched ball-Wolrerton, by Tozer.
Double plays-CastIeton TO Roth; Roth TO
Wheeler: Howard TO Wheeler. Wild pitch
Umpires-Finney and Van Haltren.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
ALI.-kMERICANs LOSE

WELLINGTON. New Zealand. July 20.
The Otago football eleven today defeat
ed the A1I-American team composed of
students from the University of Cali
fornia. Leland Stanford university and
the University of Nevada, 9 to 3.
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Marshall Wins From
Tarrasch

HAMBURG. July 20.-Frank X. Mar
shall. the American champion. won his
game today in the third round of the
feating the German champion. Tar
rasch. Schleichter now leads in the
tournament. having half a point the
advantage over Salwe.
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Little Loses Point

CHICAGO, July 20.-Jack Johnson,
champion pugilist. outpointed George
Little, his former manager. here in the
first round of a legal encounter over
the ownership of a $1,000 diamond ring
now worn by Johnson.
Municipal Judge Hume ruled at the
request of Gustave Beerly, Johnson's
attorney that Little must file a spe-
eific statement of his claim.
I'VE want TO know where, when, why
and how he got it," said the attorney
The court granted a continuance un-
til August 20, at the request of John
sons attorney.
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SUMMARY

Struck out-By Gregg 10. by Eastley l. First
base ON called balls-0ff Gregg 2, of Eastley ?.
Two base hits-Tennant, Casey. Three base
hits-Bodie, Ryan. Double plsy-Vitt to Ten
nant Sacrifice hfts-Mohler, Casey, Witt hit
San Francisco 2. Portland 1. Left on bases
San Francisco s, Portland B. Innings pitched
BY Sutor Is. by Eastley 2-3. Base hits
on Sutor 4, runs 5; OF Eastley 8, runs 2 Time
of game-1 hour and As minutes. Umpire-Hil-
dehrand.
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American Association

At Louisville-St. Paul 8, Louisville 90
nningsl-
AT Toledo-AIilwaukee .. Toledo 8.
At Columbus-Kansas City 10, Columbus e.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4, Indisnapo-
lis 2.
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SUMMARY

Hits made-On Nourse 5. on Hit IS. or Baum
9. OF Carson l. Two base hits-Hester. Coy,
Perry. Briggs Sacrifice hits-Carltsle. Hit,
Heister. Coy. Stolen baseS-Burns, Coy In
nngs pitched-By Nourse Ia. by Hit O. BY
Baum 8 2-3 by Carson 2. First base on called
balls-Of Baum 2 on Hit 2. OF Carson 2.
Struck out-By Baum 3. By Hit 5, By Carson l.
Double plays-Hitt to Burrell to N Brashear:
Burns TO Shinns Charge defeat TO Carson Balk-
Baum. Passed ballS-Spiesman and Hasty.
Time Of game hours and % minutes. I'm
pire-Mctireevy.
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RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS

sSmith out for DiIlon's interference. ssBatted
roll In the thirteenth. fMoser out. hit by batted
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MERGED swAMPs MADEIRA

MERGED. July 2o.-Tub Hacketts
Merced ig growers smothered the Ma
dera coyotes today, 20 to 0. The To-
Gals gathered 1S hits, it being the
greatest slugfest ever seen on home
grounds. Summary:
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= - q 4 GREAT TONIC
90. AND BLOOD PURIFIER


to
system
Blood medical advice
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA. GA
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League

RESULTS OF GAMES
Los Angeles 3, Oakland 2. 13
innings.)
Portland 5, San Francisco 4.
Sacramento z, Vernon s.
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Western League

At wichita 6. St. Joseph l.
At Omaha 4, Sioux City I.
At Denver 10, Topeka 2
At Lincoln 1. Dcs Moines S.
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.Batted for Melchior in the ninth ''Batted
for Lewis in the ninth
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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During the recent visit of President
Taft to Boston. where he opened
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21

The number of those who are taking
long trips in Franklin touring cars
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company. All the large cities of i'm
portance are to be visited and the au-
tomobile and automobile tire situation
studied extensively. Nichols. who has
been gone about a month now, Is not
expected to return for at least another.
When only the beaten paths are fol-
lowed, whether in business. pleasure or
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21

For the last six months the Regal
motor car company has been busily en-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21

Among the San Francisco business
women who use the modern vehicle
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THE FINISH

The end came in the thirteenth. Moser
walked Tozer- Daley sacrificed and on
SSernard's out Tozer took third. How
ard hit an easy one down to Wolverton,
which he allowed to get by him and
Tozer came home with the deciding run.
Score.
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a manufacturers agent, uses her little
car entirely in covering her large
business. In speaking to s. G. Chap
man Miss Easterday recently said that
she found she could cover so much
more ground and accomplish so much
more in less time that although owning
her car but a few weeks, it has already
paid for itself
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RrNs And HIS RY
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-13

in few weeks to look over the ground
and the work of erecting the build
ings will be commenced in the spring.
The association has an option on
the Hatch tract. a mile west of Wal
la Walla, on the interurban, and the
dwelling and buildings will be erected
on this tract, which contains about ID
acres.
b. IL. Utz of Baker City will be the
superintendent of the home and will
he here in short time to take charge
of the operations
Rev. Mr.. Hunsaker, who has pas
torate at Davenport, Wash, returns
tomorrow to his home, He Is the one
who IS responsible for Walla Wallas
gaining such an excellent institution
as he recommended Walla Walla and
since has worked hard to raise the
necessary money.
About ten thousand dollars was
needed and most of this Is said to
have been subscribed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-13
SEAT SALE ON FOR
"THE LAND OF NOD"

The advance sale of seats for the
bio musical extravaganza "The Land
~ Nod" which comes 10 the oregon
tomorrow evening. opened this morn
ing Theatergoers of Pendleton ap-
near To be thoroughly Informed OF
IN. magnitude and character OF TINS
production. and it would not be sur
prislng if the seats were all sold pe-
fore the big organization arrives in the
morning. It is known that Ihe
land of Nod" is one of the consplcu-
ous successes of the past two seasons
and that its presentation here VIII De
characterized by the appearance ol
ALI the PRINCIPALS in the cast lncluo-
ING Knox Wilson. Neil Mcneil ana
Anna NcKnabb, who have been ldeh-
tilted with its career from the peg
ming. and by the massive ana peau-
t,ful equipment of scenery. costumes
ana electrical effects which were
specially provided for the recent new
York theater run Of the piece. Ihese
nre said to have entailed an outlay
exceeding $4,000. The presenting
connanv ia one of the largest en- tour
ana Includes a stunning chorus ana
ballet.
The performance from all points OF
view NAV be looked forward to as one
of the distinctly worthy offerings OF
the season. 1t would be adVlsaoie'
under the circumstances, to make an
early application for seats as possi-
BILE.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-13
COSTERS MARBLE
FOR PRIZE DONKEY
UUNiOR AND PATHOS SEEN
IN LONDON COMPETITION
Mongers of ST. LuIScs Give Concert
for Benefit of Sick Comrade In
Which Long Earcd Beast Is Prln-
cipal Prlze-Applcs. Oranges and
Other Wares Put Up.

London-Through the narrow
streets where the coster barrows line
up in the gutter, donkey was led
slowly by a proud small boy, who an
nounced a singing competition at the
top of his voice. Large bills hanging
on the donkeys back added the in
formation that the patient animal was
one of the many valuable prizes Of
fered in grand amateur singing con-
test at st. Mary's Schools in Golden
Lane, e. C. The concert was ION
behalf of Brother Michael Coster,
who, having had the misfortune to
fail in business. is now in need OF
your kind assistance" and was "un-
der the auspices of the st. Luke's Cos
termongers' and General Dealers Sick
and Burial society"
The long, low school room was
packed to suffocation. When the
curtain rose on the tiny stage 1t re-
vealed the full riches of the prize list.
The donkey himself was still acting
as publicity agent in the streets. but
for all eyes to see We're the basket
of apples, the sack of potatoes, the
case of oranges, the blankets. the
cruet and the other prizes that await
ed the successful vocalist
Stewards wearing the blue and gold
scarfs of the Costers' society kept or
der. Their method was effective. If
baby crowed or man spoke above
whisper they all bawled "Order,
please," so loudly that the interrupt
NeTr hnV
all efforts of the singer of the mo-
ment.
There were twenty-five lady COM
petitors and thirty-one gentlemen
and they gave pathos. comedy and
sentiment in big. satisfying portions
NV little ones dying. I cannot sing
tonight" was the general idea of the
opening song by very earnest lad
! ana then came the others in the order
IN which their names had been drawn
out from a hat
+, MANY who can sell green groceries
from a barrow without any stage
fright seemed hampered by the un'
usual luxury of a piano. They woulc
turn towards 1t and sing at 1t in de-
1 flant way. daring II to get ahead o.
them
I Now and then came the earnest sing
er. To one with a little imaginauor
he was a pathetic figure. 1t was M
fun for him He had come IN rea
earnest That donkey would meal
so much to him in the little buslnes
ne was trying to build up. II n
could not get the moke, the blanket
were sorely needed at home and IN
oranges or the coal would just max
the little difference that is all IN
world to n man who's down.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-13
ENGLISH SOCIETY ADOPTS
SOFT DRINK HABIT

I.ondon.-Clubdom is in the grip
of new resolutions. 4 wave OF tenn
perance has struck the younger fast
set and walters are now disgrWtled
at the numerous drinks offered at
some of the best clubs. Barley water
seems to be the favoriate beverage 10
the exclusion of champagne, when
had invariably formed an adjunct 10
luncheons. Even plain water, hlther-
to tabooed, is frequently drunk. at
smart house parties the same moder-
alton Is noticeable. Only one woman
out of twenty thinks of drinking wine'
while the majority of the girls are
absolute teetotalers.
At most dinners scarcely half the
guests taste wine. the majority being
satisfied with mineral waters. At Q
nr,vatc New Years dinner for doz-
en- guests only two bottles of cham
nagne were drunk The question Ii
whether the temperance wave
merely temporary or permanent
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-13

thence to Quincy, nearly 200 miles.
The engineering work involves the
construction of a tunnel OF six miles
from a point near Wolfred to the
valley, while another big undertake
ing will be the construction of an
aaueduct across the Little Spokane
river. The flow OF the Pend d'Oreille
river ranges from 10000 to 100000
cubic feet a second, according to the
season, and the taking of water dur
ing the growing period will not great
ly lower the stream The completion
Of the irrigation plant means dis
trict capable of supporting 100000
persons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-13
EXPLAINING THE DEFICIT.

The reason why the United States
is losing millions Of dol
lars every year in the postoffice de-
partment, while the express compa-
nies are piling UP enormous dividends.
is partially explained by the following
figures:
The charge from New York to Bos-
ton on first class freight matter is 80
cents a hundred; on express II Is SO
cents a hundred and on mail 1t is s9
cents hundred. From New York to
Atlanta, Ga, the first class freight
charge is s1.25 hundred; the ex-
press charge is 81 hundred and
the mail charge is $3.50 hundred.
From New York to Chicago the
charge Is 75 cents a hundred for first
class freight, $1.25 for express and
1886 for mail. The charge from
New York to San Francisco is 80 q
hundred for first class freight, $6.7t
for express and 1929 for the mails
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-13

wv many ohdhNh
deaths are caused
by it-heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
ney disease. II
kidney trouble Is
allowedtoadvance
neutrality-suspicious.
et. blood will at
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