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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20
"ROOSEVELToVHoEA.' ;

' Amerikl Sc je zadnje case po-
Javlla nova bOleZen. ktero zdrav-
niki lahko krStijo besedo roo
Seveltowhoea'. Pojavila Sc ie V
zavretih mOzganih znanega div
jega jezdeca oh casu. ko Sc je
Ia plazll po kraljevSkih in ce-
SarSkih straniScih Evropi. ViSck
kali jc pa bolezen dosegla narav-
no takrat, ko je Roosevcltovo bu-
60 obsencila "bozja milost'' IL
Spitastega brka kronanega osla
y BcrGnu.
In sedaj ST. bolezen Siri po Anne
riki odkar Sc je vrnil Teddy; 81
ri Sc. Scveda. lc med takimi buGa-
mi. Xxi premorcjo jednako kvali-
tcto mozgan - ako sploh so MOI
gam - kakor Rooscvcltova. Dru-
gace je ia bolczcn ljudem, ki so
Zdravih mozgan, ncSkodljiva. Ro-
oSevelt je namrec kar Gez noe pri-
sci do idcje, da hi treba vlado
Ied. drzav omejiti, Ge ze ne ma
emo samo osebo, pa vsai najmanj
ma tri osebe, kajti ameriSko ljud-
stvo da Sc Sc danes po 1876 letih
ne INA samo vladati. u drugimi
besedami: Teddy hoce imeti V
Ameriki monarhijo po evropskem
vzorcu ali pa triumvirat. t. j. VIA
do treh MOI.
To Je tista njegova bolezen;
to je rooseveltowhoea!
Ia Rooseyeltom prihaja mex
drugi okuzenec po imcnu Syman
Abbott, kteri pise v "Outlooku,"
Teddyevem organu, da bi treba
kar ma Siroko omejiti volilno pra-
vico. On je mnenja, da Sc "raz-
gleSenju neodvisnosti' doda nov
Glen, Xxi bi Sc glasil: NihGe nina
pravice vladati druge, kdor nj in
telektuelno in moralno sposobcn,
vladati samega sebe. Abbott ho6e
menda TEN povedati, da kdor ne
razume politike in politicnih in
trig, kakrsne predpisuje vladajoci
razred, t. j. kapitalisti, ne hi smel
imeti politicnih pravic, npr pra-
vico do glasovanja it'd.
Da so take in enake klobasariie
neumnega RooSevclta in niegovih
paJacov Ia sedanji cas- in oGeh
pametnega ameriSkega liudstva
naivcGja blaznost, nj vredno niti
omenjati Sc cello kapitalisticni IL
sti Sc zgrazajo mad takimi izmecki
Rooseveltovih bolnih mozgan. Tia
hi bila res lepa! Medtem, ko sc
narodi Evropi in drugod bore
IA sploSno volilno pravico in Sc
skuSajo otresti nepotrebnih mo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20

- Busse republikanec in zupan
Chicago je V svojem pozdravnem
govoru ma konvcnciii pivOvarniS-
XIII dclavccv rckcl: svobo-
da jc Chicagu tako velika. da
Sc vsakdo oblaci, jG in Pile, kakor
"a je VOLTA"
Rcpublikanski zupan ic pa po-
zabil povedati, da svoboda pride
takoi nevarnoSt, ce brczposelni
delavci mirnO manifeStiraio po
tikaSkih ulicah. Takrat udariio
policaji koli po brczposeInih,
da dokazejo. da smejo svobodno
pohajati po cikaSkih ulicah le ka-
pitalisticni lenuhi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20
SploSen pregled.

Roosevelt, III boleha "a go
vorniskp drlsko, Je Columbus,
ONO l|rabll straJk ySluzbencev
ulicne zeIeznlce. da Je pokazal
SvoJo mr|nJo do delavcev. SvoJo
hi|koto 1e prlkrlvai kompllmen-
IT, gIohoklml pokloni. Pri MEM je
Sploh naNadl, da emo roko me
ce plato, drugl pa ulJudno drZ
clllnder.
Iudl Columbusu Jc oStal Svon
naVadl west. llvall Je >trokovno
-
~ .1''.:I a. ''1
pai..i - L;Ln W. i',l''
h;I sIan ,,n;; a.; ,ai.I; :; ,'' -
,o,aI noI;oa;a l.; ~ III; ,ati =" az ~
-; - no:tom; l., -. ;a,..I.I; ;,,.,,>
Ia no5oio h;,; ,a,o o,n,I;, ,.na;,a
I;~.a,. 80 ,,a,,,,. =. /: sIi y"
Io,co |, +lom Lodor ,ob.oroio ,ro
III nror;o
Kr;6a6 Roosoro,. 90 - aodr, 40
.o =; no1;oo;; g ,;s;o -. a,,'aJ
-; hudodo1o; NJ - na,.aaaI .;s.;
poosovolt l.; 70 n,oIa 80 go
IN CL;,: =.
20 nostoro 20 ,,,, n;sa r.o5
prov;oo n Ir;,.;oo aol,on :, M
,,Lon;tost .od; poo.a,aI, 1.a, :,
80 usos paoaaraI. :;
vsdn; domoooo,
irustl nlso nevarm lie nJi-
hoVim konkurentom, marvec no.
ceJo, Ola bodo delavcl naJponlz-
neJsl suznp. Leta l9ol Je multi
mlllJonar Morgan lzJavll ocltno,
da bo trust "a Jeklo IN zelezo te-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20

Ncm$ki cesar Sc tOlce po prsih,
GeS, da jc cesar po "milosti boz
ii". AnglcSki kralj Jure pa pra-
vi. da hi moral biti cesar, ne samo
kralj. Kaj sta ia diva cloveka
BedakaY Sc mani. OslaY Sc mani.
Oslovski dlaki sta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20
Mesarske trustjane so veI

NASSee ShC u uot Jdue 50 Ntlt-
porotniki obtozili osebnO. Seveda.
obtozba ne dokazuje. da bodo me
Sarski trustjani tudi obsoieni in
pojdejo ma vakance V jeGo.
MeSarski trustjani imajo pre-
wee sredstcv, katerimi 81 lahko
pomagajo, da zmuznejo svoje gla-
We II sprctno nastavljcnih zanjk
drzavnega pravdnika.
Boz, ki ga vodi ameriSka vlada
prot trustom, jc podoben boju
llerkula 4 lernejSko kaco. Ako je
odsekal poSasti jcdno glavo, sta
takoj zrastle dive.
Isto ie trusti. Ako je kapita-
liStiGna vlada ugnala en- trust. ta-
koj Sc prikalc IA MIN drugi in
vetji. kapitaliStiGna vlada ne
more do zivega trustom. kcr so
trusti dcte kapitalistiGnc cloves
kr druzbe.
Zoper truste ie najboljSi pri-
pomoGek socializem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20
;hicago, ILL.,, 20. septembra (September), 1910.

row Observation-Disclosures. 81
Salem in kimundy y............. SO
:. distrikt: Mt. Vernon. ........ 80
jackson County =. ........ 81
lHa YES premog izpod pet cev-
ljcv cntov posebej)
Lower bench, Jackson County. 81
Saline, White in Galatine coun-
Till ... Observation-Disclosures. ~
Williamson ia Franklin County. -
:. distrikt: Fulton in Peoria Coun.
". tenki ali spodnii prcmog . 81
Fulton IN Peoria County, lila
No. ,. ................. 81
Astoria. lila No. 5.............. 80
Fulton in Peoria County. lila
No. d. e. Observation-Disclosures. -
Giichrist, Wanlock, Cable, Ellis.
willie in premokopi Silvis.... 90
kcwance, Ethcrly in Wyoming o.. a
Pekin, row za odvazanie (ship-
ping mines) ............. IS
9. distrkt: Mount Olive, Staunton.
Gillespie, Clyde, sorrento. Cof.
fccn, Warden in rovi ma Wanda
liza cr,i : Smithbarom in ma b.
" q. :. w. izto5uo proti Bux-
Abiih IN
Brsmnp iytnl ,.,, ..,.l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20
Zelezniska organizacija

Avstriji je zopet pokazala svojo
moe. Vsluzbenci ma juzni zelez-
nici so vsled neznosne draeinje
zahtevali majhno zvisanje plac.
Direkcija je te zahteve zavrnila
oSabno. Zdaj so pa vsluzbenci pri-
cell delati po obratnih predpisih,
kar je Sc hujSe kot strajk!
Zeleznicarji opravljajo sluzbo,
IA po sluzbovniku. TIA nastop orga-
niziranih zeleznicarjev je pa prov
zrocil, da ie bill ae zadnji cetrtek
ustavljen YES tovorni promet, o.
sebni vlaki so pa vozili veliko
zamudo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20

KatOliSki Skof MuldOOn v Rock
fordu, ILL.,, je ma Labor day"
pridigal delavccm. Psvedal Jim
ie, da morajo pustiti pohtiko pri
miru (snre MikeD in odbijati So
cializerl, kajti bog pOmagaj de
lavstvu (oioj, ojojD axe Sc Okle-
ne socializma ali kteregakOli IL
ma. Pasta para, kdo bi 81 mislil,
da je Ia $kOfe take "kunSten'!
Ce je delaveem take nevaren vsak
"izem", potem je tudi katekizem,
ej skOf! Bodi d0sleaen, skof!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20
Njujorski financni

kratjc nameravajo graditi poseb-
he parnike. XII bodo vozili le mi
lijonarje preko oceana.
Gospoda, XII zivi l.iudskem de-
lu. noce potovati druzbi ljud-
stva.
Moderni roparski vitezi Sc to-
raj emancipirajo povsod. Tudi ne
kradejo veG direktno, marvec
imajo "a ta poSel posebne meSe-
tarjc in posredovalce, XII oprav-
ljajo "a ME ia posel mejah ka-
pitalistiGnega zakonika.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20
LetO (VOl.) v.
BLAZNI SISTEM

DIR. j. ii. Kellog IL Battle
Crecka, Mich, poroGa, da Sc .ie v
Hed. drzavah iIvriilo minolem
lctu 10000 umoroy in 1000 sa-
m"morov. Morilni profit sistem
vrSi dobro Nvoi posel. In Sc Sc do
blJo delavci, ki lagovarjaio ia
/locinski SiStrn,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20

- IL Nemcije zopet prihaja po-
rocilo o socialisticni zmagi. Soc
kandidat sodr. Faber je dobil V
Frankfurtu ma o. 1875 glasov,
vsi kapitalisticni kandidatje pa
lie 13.400.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20
Placilna lestvica "a ostale delavce
premogokopih.

oStall hompanlJshI delaVcl V pre-
mogokopih ma trctJi zili Will
mingtonu, severni Illinois .. 2.4a
NakladalcI kamna in ostale mesa
nice rovih trdnimi stcnami
WillmingtOnu. severni Illinois =. 30
Nsi ostali delavci pod zcmlio. 2.49
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20

- Inani Harry X. Thaw po-
skuSa scdaj dokazati, da ie do
kraja Damcten". samo. da Sc re
81 IL umobonicc. Pref, ko mu ie
Slo "a glavo, jr "dokazoval". da
je bil "neumcn', ko je umoril
Stanford Whitrja, Il sedaj mu jc
pa naenkrat pamet zrastla". Ia
ko Je med zloGinci Millionaire.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20

- ScdcminStiridcset odstotkov
vSeh delavk, vposlcnih chicaSkih
tyornicah, dobi komaj Sc ma tc-
den. In izmcd vSch dclavk ie ko-
MAJ 20 odStotkov vposlenih stalno
cello lcto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20

tanlo doloGene place "a vsak pre-
mogarski distrikt, obseza Sc diva
intridesct dOlgih took o pogojih
della samega in Sc poSebej pOgod-
bo IN stroiniSke dclavce. VSicd-
tega nam ie nemogoGc navcSti to
znamenito pogodbo V celcti. kajti
napolnila hi cello Stevill;o "Prole-
tarca'. Pac pa hoGemo tukaj po-
vzeti tisti del peorijske pogodbe.
kjer Sc govori placah, kar bo
slovenske delavce. zlasti premo-
garje izven Illinoisa gotovo zani-
malo.
"Placa pri toni (2OOO funtov) mako
panega premoga po cell drzavi Illinois
mora biti kakor sledi:
|. distrikt: Streator, Cardiff,
Clarke City, debela lila To
luca in sosednji rovi. .s0.67
Tretja lila in priklopljeni rovi
Streatoru ......... 81
Wilmington in priklopljeni row,
tenka lila Bloomingtonu, 90
Cherry, Bureau County, srednja
lila (St. Paul Coal Coz ...... .67
Bloomington, debela lila. ..... 50
Pontiac .................. w
Pontiac, gornja lila. 81
Marseilles .......... lis
Morris trdna xtena --- 90
Morris, podprt prostor. ........... l.24
Seneca, trdna stena. .......... l.02
Cornell, trdna stena. 81
Cornell, podprt prostor. .,...... '.75
Q. distrikt: Danville, Westville,
Grape Creek in priklopljeni rovi
Nermillion County. .... SIS
3. distrikt: Springfield, Dawson in
'osednji rovi .......... .5s 7-lO
Lincoln in Niantic. 90
Colfax go
4. distrikt: Carlinville, Taylor
Vile, Pana, Tower Hill, Litch
field, Hillsboro, Witt, pals
lcy). Divernon, Pawnee, Noko
mis- in vsi premogokopi cd c. &
a. JUNO od Springfielda. 49,. .5s
Assumption, trdna stena. .I4E
Assumption, zgcrnia zila........ .93
Mowcaqua, trdna stena. ...... .62
Decator, podprt prOstor .......... .o'
;. distrikt: Glen Carbon, Belle
vile, Percy, Pinckville, Willis
vile, Nashville in priklopljeni
rovi ....... .5s
Izpod pet Gevljev debela lila. .63
6. distrika: Duquoin, Odin, Sando-
val, Centralia in prikloplJeni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20

- Po ravnokar ohjavlienih IL
radmh Stevilkah je umrli kralj
Edward VII. V vsch devetih letih
svojega yladanja stal anglesko
lJGdstvo $42.43S,772. (dvainstiri-
deset milionov, Stiristoosemintri-
deset tisoc, sedcmstodvainsedem
deset dolarjev.).
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20

- Vladni uredniki newyorS-
kin parniSkih pristaniSGih, kterih
naloga je, preisEovati in ceniti
importirano blago gotOve vrste.
imajo place 81 ma dan; kljub te-
mu pa so nekteri izmed njih nalO-
zili vsak mesec po $500 do $4,000
V banke. To pomeni, da so moral
zasluziti" vsak dan povprecno
$S3. Odkod toliki "zasluzek",
tenn zdaj poizveduje zvezino So
disco. Brez podkupnine in siste-
matienega grafta ne more obstati
tudi najSibkejSi steber danaSnjc
kapitalistiGne Wade.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20

- IL Rima poroGajo, da je IL
pravitej papezevega dvora mgr.
Miscaitelli dial brco jednemu oseb
nemu vsluzbencu papeza po imenu
Anthony Graziadel, kteri je delal
"kSeft" Z lasmi "svetega oeeta".
Graziadel je vsakikrat, kadar je
brivec papeza strigel, shranil ost-
rizene lase in Jill "a drag denar
prodajal poboznim vernikom, in
zlasti tujcem "a "spomin". Ma ta
nacin .ie skupil v,j tisoc lir.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20

- Hoke Smith, demokratiGni
kandidat "a governerja V DRAW
Georgia je "a svojo kampanio sa-
mo "a predvOlitve pOtroSil IL svo-
jega zepa $l7 ,59610; governorjev
urad, ce bo izvoljen, pa nosi sa-
mo $4,000 place ma leto. Mislite.
da bi Smith riskiral toliko dcnar-
ia ia svojo izvolitev, ako bi ne ra-
cunal ma "postranski zasluzek?"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20

I. distrikt: Carlinville, Taylor
Vile, Pana, Tower Hill, Litch-
field, Hillsboro, Witt, pals
lcy), Divernon, Pawnee, Noko-
mis- in vsi premogokopi cd c. &
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20

List "a koristi delsv-
skesa liudstva. Deiav-
ci so opraviceni do
vsegA kAr produciraio.
This paper ~ devoted
10 the interests OF the
working class. Work
ers are entitled TO all
what tn ey produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-20
John Petric.

tajnik "Slov. soc. zveze IA Ameriko =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-03
PRESIDENT OF YALE
FAVORS THE OLD GAME

New Haven, Conn.-President Had
ley of Yale, upholds football in a
statement published here, He says:
Football at Yale during the pres
ent season has worked very well, We
had a number OF sprained ankles. but
only two or three cases of more Sc
rious injury. | doubt whether this
is n worse record than that of base
ball.
AT any rate ii is small price TO
pay for a game which diverts ener-
gies OF one kind of boys from rowdy-
ism and another kind from drinking.
IF We want to eliminate mass
play, We may do so merely by abol-
ishing all gridiron lines and making
one comprehensive rule that the ball
changes hands on every down unless
the opponents have had fair and
equal chance to get possession of it
This would abolish mass play root
and branch"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-03

same as the football game of that day.
except that the ball was not used.
These rushes, at first governed by
no laws or rules. took on a form of
organization during the SOS, but a
ball was kicked about and more or
less amusement derived from IT.
In the early '70s, however, num-
Der of Rugby boys at Harvard reviv-
ed the game and it was taken up in
earnest and associations organized at
several of the colleges In 1872 Co
lumbia University played a match
game with Yale. There were 20 men
on a side and the game was nearer
the English association game than
the English rugby The costumes
of those days were long trousers and
jerseys The rules We're simple and
forbade anyone picking up, carrying
or throwing the ball There were no
"on" or "off' side rules, and goals
were made by sending the ball under
the crossbar instead of over it. Fouls
were penalized by making the player
who had committed the foul toss the
ball straight up in the air from the
| place where the foul occurred, and
II was unfair to touch the ball until
after II had touched the ground. This
particular rule gave rise later to 9
good deal Of skillful drop-kicking, the
man kicking the ball just as 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-03

touched the ground Although the
game was played with 20 men on
side when a man was disabled in
stead of sending a substitute a man
was dropped from the other side.
1t was not until 1874 that football
began its present career of interest in
American colleges. In that year foot
ball clubs were formed in many of
the American colleges, each institu-
tion having five or six teams which
played between teams of different col
leges under the American rules and
played on old Forbes Field, at Cam
bridge, Mass, between Harvard and
McGill University of Montreal Can
ada. This game was played on May
a. 1874, and resulted in victory for
Harvard by three touchdowns against
McGilrs nothing.
| In the same year Harvard played
McGill three games. winning two and
| tying one; Tufts College won and
lost a game with Harvard; the Uni
versity of Canada lost game to
Harvard and on November 1S Yale
and Harvard played their first game
together, Harvard winning by eigh
touchdowns.
The football referee IN the earl.
days was a very important and dig
nified person on the field, and Away
I dressed in frock coat and silk hat
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-03

of the international boundary was an
nounced recently at a football ban
quet by "Bill" Hayward, coach of the
University athletes. Hayward came
to Vancouver for the purpose OF wit
Messing the games between the Uni
Versity of California team and Van
couver. He said he was impressed
with II and would recommend the
adoption OF the game.
Coach Schaeffer. of the Californlans
created n sensation by declaring that
his team had been robbed of the sec
ond game by Referee J. S. TAFT,
II am not going back to California
and make a squeal there" said Schae-
fer. II am going to tell you to your
faces that l think We got the worst
of it,"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-03
FOOTBALL STARTED
IN CLASS RUSHES
FACTS ON ORIGIN OF
GREAT AMERICAN GAME
Old Rugby Players at Harvard Or
eaniDed First Real Team to Play
in fs7i-Gamc Has Undergone
Many Changes.

Football at American colleges runs
back beyond the memory of the old
est living graduate. But the kind Of
football that was played back in the
'l0s was OF such crude character
that It would hardly be recognized
as the second great American game
today, says the st. Louis Post-Dis-
patch. In those early days It served
more as an excuse for rush between
the sophomores and the freshmen.
The football Of the early college
days gave place to rushes between the
classes, which were practically the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-03
Il AISER'S DAUGHTER MAY
WED ENGLISH PRINCE

London.-Princess Victoria Louise
of Germany, the only daughter of the
kaiser has just come out" and it 10
said the announcement of her en-
gagement TO popular English
prince will shortly follow. High dig
nitaries both in Great Britain and
Germany are confidently of the opin-
ion that such union will assist large
ly in removing many of the petty
indifferences and jealousies which 50
often show themselves in the rela-
tions of the two countries. Want OF
means on the part OF the prospective
young bridegroom threatened at one
time TO cause the matter to be drop
ped, but these difficulties are beliey-
ed to have been satisfactorily over
come
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-03
Too Much Face

You feel as il you had one face too
many when you have Neuralgia.
Don't you? Save the face, you may
need it; but get rid of the Neuralgia
by applying Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment. Finest thing in the world for
rheumatism. neuralgia, burns. cuts
scalds, lame back and all pains. Sold
by A. c. Koeppen & Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-03
CHILDREN WHO ARE sICKLY

Mothers who value their own comfort
and the welfare Of their children. should
never be without a box OF sfother Gray's
Sweet Powder for Children, for use
throughout the season. They Break 10
Colds, Cure FeverlshneSs, Constipatlo
Teething Disorders, Headache and Stomach
Troubles THESE POWDERS NEVER
FAIL. Sold by all Drug Stores, 25c Don't
accept any substitute. A trial package win
be sent FREE to any mother who will al
dress Allen g. 0lmstea. Le Roy. N. Y.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-03
Women's Suits

Monday, Misses and Women's IN broadcloth
and fancy wool materials colors are black, blue
and gray in fancy or plain effects, best regular
values at $22.5O, on sale Monday --.-.--- 1913
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-03
Furs for Both Ladies and
Children
Furs to be sold regardless of the cost.

Furs to be sold regardless of the cost.
Ladies who priced our furs before Christmas
know that they were marked very reasonable
and now when you see them at this great sale
reduction, when furs are so much in demand,
augbt to cause all who are in need of fur TO
come early The assortment is small but the
values are here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-03
bill" HAYWARD SAYS
RUGBY FOR OREGON

Vancouver b. C.-That the Uni
versity of Oregon will adopt Rugby
football as 1t is played on this side
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-03

Tettrazzini paid $50 a pound for q
New York dog. He's a sausage!
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-03
Ladies Waists
At cleanup prices.

III cNdiI-UP PfIceo'
Our entire stock of ladies' waists including
linen tailored waists, fancy silk waists, etc.
This line will be displayed so it will be easy for
you to make selection.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-25
Will Move Offices

President T. w. Englehart of the
South Broadway Land company an
nounced today that he is moving his
office from 924 Broadway, which has
been maintained there for the past year.
TO the center of his property interes is
on the Ridge road AT present he has
two portable building which will be
used for that purpose, but eventually
he expects to build a brick building.
Mr.. Englehart is also building a resi-
dence for himself and family which he
will occupy this summer. He stated
this morning that he was much eneour-
aged over the rapidity with which the
Gary & Interurban was building their
line south, the work being pushed as
rapidly as possible
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-25

the march to Father Budnfks church,
St Stanislaws, begun.
Fffty-eight Are Confirmed.
Here the ceremonies were most elab-
crate, class of ffty-eight being con-
firmed from this parish There were
fifteen priests participating in this serv-
ice, the priests including Fathers Lau-
err of East Chicago, Barrett, Wrobel,
Babina and Kasphzykowski of Ham
mond, Berg and Seroczynski of Whit
ing, Beendict of Robertsdale, Mungov-
en- and Stachowiak of Indiana Harbor,
Bonaventure and Fararpas of Chicago,
Kaheliek of Gary. Nowakowski of West
Hammond, Bolke of Michigan City,
Froelich of South Bend. Suert of South
Chicago and Budnik of East Chicago.
The Hungarian societies arrived at
the church in time for the ceremonies
and after they were completed served
as an escort for the clergymen to the
Holy Trinity church. They were ac-
companied as far as the canal bridge
by the Polish organizations. the Hun
garian societies proceeding on their
way from that point alone. Eight
priests and the bishop assisted in the
ceremonies which attended the confirm
alton of the class from this parish The
which were confirmed. numbering IT.
Bishop Allerding returned to his
home In Fort Wayne last evening.
The first communion class at St
Mary's:
Mary German, Catherine O'Keefe, Iva
Visconti, Genevieve French, Sadie Ken
nedy, Marie Babinscak, Margaret
O'Connell, Deviege De Lare. Theresa
Artibey, Anna Steffes, Mary Lumbric.
Mary Stubler. Anita O,Connell, Bernice
Dewey. Rose Stubler. Margaret O'Toole,
Gertrude Fitzgerald, Mary Whaten
Marjorie Reiland, Gertrude Kerrigan,
Gertrude McKenna, Genevieve Barney,
Anna Gregorvich. William O'Brien, NJ
Quinn, Edward Berry, Bala Mura. VIM.
Puniehie. Ed. Goetsinger, Mike Gregg
vich. John Besyardy, VIM. Meisai, John
Quinlan. James Finnon, Walter Goose
law and John Kostur