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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-26
LOCAL BREVITIES,

There will be game OF basketball at
Armory Hall tonight between the Y. M.
s. T.. and A. L. /. quints.
R.. Rev. A. M. Randolph, bishop of
Southern Virginia, will preach t1mor.
row morning at II O'Clock 10 Emmanuel
Chapel Theological Seminary.
There was another limited supply OF
country produce In marke! this morn-
Ing. Eggs sold at 30 cents dozen.
Other articles showed no material change
In prices.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Baptist Church will Give an oyster cup.
per at Lee Camp Hall next Tuesday
night.
There was but one Gaze before the Pc
lice Court this morning. Officer Roland
Last night arrested Aaron Jackson, jr.,
charged with assaulting Pearl Jackson.
He was 6ued S..
At The First Baptist Church tomor-
row morning Rev. W. T. Watson will
take for bis subject "Oaesar or God.
At night the anniversary exercises of the
Woman's Missionary Society will be
held.
The letter received yesterday BY Mr..
@. Il. Callahan, msster of Aiexandris
Washington Lodge, containing "tree"
tracing Westinghouse family back to
B. G. so was from Mr.. R. T. Knox, of
Fredericksburg.
Msgrus Z. Robinson, chairman Of the
6oance board of the William Mckinley
Normal and Industrial School, has called
met 'Dg of The board for next Monday
night at which time successor 10 The
late Robert q. Robinson, deceased, will
be elected.
When Panhandle Pete entered the kingdom
of heaven he seemed greatly impressed and
awed at the magnificent gradeur Of The ceies'
tial scenery. One dsy while strolling thru
delightful ilowery dell he came upon Cleo.
patra, the beautiful queen of ancient Egypt,
Tipping his halo he remarked: The tip O.
the morning to thee Pat wouldst stroll down
Won Apian way with yours truly" Aud
Cleo replied: Nay, nay Pete. I've got q date
to luncheon Of those irresstibly delicious
Auth Sausages and Food Products With N TX
Anthony and Julius Caesar" Which shows
how Panhandle Pete plucked lemon in the
garden of glory. Sylvan Blondheim, The
Auth Stand and The Auth Market.
Best Eigin Creamery Butter, $50 Id
Good Country Roll Butter, ESQ h.; Guaran.
iced Eggs 800 dozen; Seedless Raisins, &c To-;
8 lbs. Best Evaporated Peaches, 25c; 8 lbs.
Large Prunee, 25c; cans Best Tomatoes, zoe;
cans Sugar Corn, 25c; cans String Beans,
&c. cans Fish Roe, 25c; cans Singapore
Pineapple, Csc, large cans Pears. 25c; large
cans Apples, csc; Sweet Florida Oranges, loo
dozen; Walnut Kernels, zoo H.; Fresh Florida
Tomatoes, 123c h.; cans Early June Peas,
CSC; lbu. Pure Buckwheat, 25c. W. ?.
WooLLs & Son. Royal and Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-26
AIextnt,0na Gazetfes
SATURDAY EVENING. FEB. S. 1911.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Sue and Tide Table.
Sun ,lses tom, rrow at 6.36 ano o. see a. o'oo'
E;vh water at 10:l4p. n. ana lo.o' p m'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30

Slpjc Siber. Sra ab6on ifripes
til forif. gIooe:
Ger flnges ira oae Sioer oner
oe oaarIi9e Gioer og ooer De elen-
oiae llOii9ter for SuIetioen. @n Itor
9ps 6orlpiteIiesIio er 10 life oet
0oarIioite Barometer for oens BEL
itano, og Ter man paa abbunernes
6orlpiteIier I. E, foor mar Sno.
trpffet, at oct monge Gar Sffe bar
itooet ion OoarIig til iom netop /
Gor.
st af pore it6rIte Brionttentre
moa boer gften / opnne 8i6 uooe-
le 700 = ipp 6unoreoe = 6ribil-
letter for at fao 8eatret no9enlunoe
fpIot. st nn0et al oe Itore Seotre
bab6e forleben iolgt for go SIR.
til @ltlpet. Gen normnle Snot9gt
er ca. 1000 CIR. st treble Eeoter,
ser for fort Sio iioen fit en- Sufces,
ipIger boer often neppe 200 Bloo-
Ter. 8nrieteerne Itaar TONNE, Ifsnt
ser ipiGles for babe Griier, og inmt.
li9e GeItanraterer / Be Itore Gofeer
oeo HaoobuspIo0ien orioer Sen.
oerne oa fGoger. De bar intet at
6eItille % letter boer Gag Ben9e
til.
Spsrger man, bOor Ioriogen lig-
ger. Ipoer Soaret ale 8egne: De
oaorliee 9i0er. Oct er ilet life ro.
iigten til Sulen, - for Sui ifuIbe
Soft 10 6elit gioe mango Benge no,
= bet er iimpelt6en De ooorlige
Si0er. 90 iaa ilsit iom / 9(or bar
BET life o9ret fpnge.
Sil DC onnif-beItinoiifc Ger. st
lloienoelesmpbe / q. =. Il. R /
ab6un 'aftenen Den IA. Dec. for
Foit. 6aber oa Stlitru formeoe Jig
Iom en- mutt % i%n0bolosrig Set.
SEQ Msoet / 6eitioIen %ifiloreoe
gaitor 5a6er 5orboloene / 8eItin.
oien meo itor alarbeo og 9uoor.
Regerbefoltningen f6oeS meo meget
imna @bancer for at flare ifg 9oot
| SiUet. Zen er @enitano for 9las-
Ie6ao; Den er om9iOet al en- l1inoe-
Iigbeo, iom %ooereaor Storbpernes.
0e potter op / 6ottigoom og / en-
Observation-Disclosures, iom emo
,og bar ifabt oct Mtuno6elo oeruoe:
oSntet fan lDffes per paa ct. S6o-
mas"
Noget lpffeS Dog, nemlig oct fri.
iteIige Observation-Disclosures, Der / oe
iioite aor er begpn0t ber6iemme ira
0anmarf, 6aaoe 9erne6iem We.
%nig6eospleie og lln9oomsarbeioe.
WiOt | oeres Seloopgioelie trnt.
ger Negerne til at merfe, at ri 6ar
FRO paa 2iuet og ar9fter til 81.
bet. Staa / 5~orbinoelie meo Dem
o%eruoe; Lao iinge 9egre fomme til
Oanmarf og foa OereS llo6anneIie
Der. sc at opleoe iaa meget per.
6iemme, at 9e9rene pirfeIigt fan
fao Snotrpf al at De Danife er en-
friiten Nation, boori Der ifer no.
get. Omilut arbeioet meo 5or.
bbn og bring perionliee Dire for
oct.
5refen 2ouiie @autier og cano.
mag. Boul 3einipoIo iong noele
imuffe, aanoeli9e Songe. Meoet
ilutteoe meo Den SiIien, canO. teol.
gilert Nort6enien bra9te De no.
reilenoe ira oct Irbeioe, De ifal
tielie.
Snmopret / ansgarialen forIe6
bpg9eIi9t. Der bra9tes gaitor ga.
Der og Suitru Siliener oe gnifer
bl. a. fra aammerberre Or6olm
6abrifant groitrem og 9arinesie
Sdoifalit8fpoe MucfnoeIl.
Stiftsprouit Soffmeper ~ifiloreoe
arteioets anar | 8eitinoien oe no.
talte iom lit Saab for ariItenoom.
mems @ernine blanot 0egrene, at
De Menneifer, iom peo bpi0e Mpnos
Spno for0im bleo isrt bort JON
Slaoer ira oeres SiemIano, en-
Sang maatte oenoe biem iom Mis.
"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30

I'LL / 8intertioen lpnes at 1ane ilaa.
ct uom9rfet an. Omtrent en- Snes
gomle bar a1ere0e mootoget Sno.
bDoeller, og | flere Silfeloe er ser
fl1Dttet n9rmere 5~orbinoelie mel
lem 89rt % @pit, ioet oct fsrIte
geieg bar oraget boerligere Sn6.
bDoelier efter Jig. 6Iere 6nmilier
bar pnlfet paa en- 6eltemt l1ge.
bag 6ele 8interen igennem at foa
ct var gamle Menneifer at ggre
oct liot 9oot for, ia, en- Dame bar
%enoogloo enIfet paa en- beItemt l1ge-
Dag at mo0tage en- gommel Some
boooe 8inter og Sommer.
Sanoets Smpr. 8irfiomme Srab.
Baa ct Mte6e al meieriintereS iereoe
/ aal6org Den IA. Dec. peotoges
enltemmig ielgen0e Geiolution:
oJieprGlentanter for ca. 100
norOjDoife Neierier, foriamleoe til
Weoe / Aalborg for at ior6anole
ON, 6oaO Der fan 96res for oirfiom
6rem6ielpning al oct 0onife Smsrs
anolitet, uotaler fglgenoe:
- Ser oni9ttes en- prioat Son.
Inlent, JON ienOes De Meierier, Der
neo Observation-Disclosures life far
opnaaet ct n9rmere faItiat antaI
BointS;
y 5orie9sIaboratoriets Smeru0.
1tillin9er gereS o6ligatoriife, ogMe.
jerierne repreienteres peo 9eosm.
melierne;
y 2nrm9rfet ber inotil bi0ere
frotoges Meierierne, Der gentoone
@ange leoerer ct mangelfulot BRO.
Duff;
~ Notwithstanding for Smsr
inofsres burtigit muligt, og ser
BRACES Smiorg for, at Smsrret
bnrtigit muli9 fommer De enoelife
aoniumenter / Spn0e."
Sreatnrnofbriel. @n Del ne6err.
binife Slagtere bar beillittet at inc.
f66e oct 6irefte uoen anpen6elie al
Mellenban6Gere. 5 enfeIte 8per efs-
i@Iterer, Ser ollereoe go0t i~noar6ei6e6e
Snofeb8- og 5orbrugsforeninger.
Get inof6rte oanife 9peg oil 6lioe
Iolgt til Oe interesiere6e Sla0tere
uoen Opgpl0.
Numb % Slobibgc / aolbineca.
men. Baa 9rPnofergaar0, umi00el.
bart noen for 9oI6ing, er ser ton.
i~toteret Wun6. og aloueipge. Sele
g%elptningen, % areoturer, er be.
ororet ilaaet neo. 8eterinnrfpiifus
Rrofesior Bang bar 6en IA. Dec.
anfommen.
Observation-Disclosures bar oeref.
ter in6til oioere uoIteot 5or6u0 moo
al uofdriel ira @eiIe 4mt = meo
~unotaaeIie at 8eile 9ebItaos, R6r.
Bang srrilo Serre6erS, 9ierre Ser
reoS o9 @otting 6erreos SSilris6if.
TONER - iamt fra anoIt Serre6s
Surisoiftion | Hi6e amt iaabel til
ben eorige Gel al 2anoet Iom til
uolanoet al Ieoen0e appg, 5aar,
@eoer og Soin iamt al ore6te, men
enonu life ilagtemesiigt be6anoIe.
De 0pr al De n9bnte arter iomt al
Ss o9 Salm beitemt til areatirfo.
Der.
SnletrGer fra SeSen. 5 oe ltore
Blontninaer / gOrbasie Soan biz
Der Der t oenne Gio (t3. Oec.)
feloet EN- @Gngoe @rantrqer til
grug / Sulen; Z s 8ognles Ter
man / oenne 9io boer Dag fore
inc ooer Seoen for at blipe Iesiet
al oeo ganoel og 8eien citation;
n9Iten ale 8rGerne gaar iii. Sob.
5olfebl." til Somburg og asben.
bann.
Wooer % Sbn. en 9poreng hos
en- Observation-Disclosures / Serning
bar | l9ngere 6io i%tioaiet genge
o9 @arer ira 5%orretningen. Otter.
at Spoerierne bar opooget, bite oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30
Sanmarf.

DeI IDlOle u, y. ~ OF. LIN bulHie
9erren er MI noaet ioagelig, men
nnnoeli9 friif og iun6. Sans I'll.
nopn, erlropoS Snfel, er iom 66lge
al oct oonife aongebus' mango ia.
milieforbinoelier meget pelgrunoet,
iiRr oa Brinien er AIM. of6olOt /
ben tore legt. 8rinien er en- meget
belGit og piOen6e Mnn0; noOnlig
eIter 0ronning 2ouiies Gso oor ban
CIR ben 9ienOes Oa9liae Selifab.
yRieet", Dannebrogs @fleier no.
ienote lit /. Nr. 3. "a. 3oo. III.
6. i IDOL" gioer BET felgenOean.
meloelIe:
De, Der baooe oentet noget mt %
reoolutionerenoe / mooerne gloo.
9efnif, bleo i~fuffet. oaiget" bol0er
Jig / 6ormot og Sroning al Stoi.
fet iaa tpt op oo oBolitifen" og
ofo. g0brg." iom tGnfeligt, blot er
Sroenen minore onerifuelig, oct 6ele
mere noflpoenoe baooe Sfriit %
noonlig Ooerifrifterne, Der fnl6er
for itprft iammen meO Eefiten og
gsr en- billeoles SIDE treitesles. Og
9illeoerne er forelgbig life til Op.
%lipelie. DIN BET ioo er Blaoien for
Spiosortiflerne oa Gag til Gag"
er oct Den famine iom / o9ol.",
Blot er Dag til Dag" bleoen IS
@aar oe / Gag" oo p8Ol."s aro-
nif, Der er franif, er bIeoen til aren.
nife - oGigets arsnnife", oct lp0et
eanife misoiienoe, oa Or0et 10 er
fpItnet 6os os / en- onoen getpo-
ming. Gerimoo innes en- Soerifrift
Iom oWeO Zen og Ballet" at Oere
Of egen Oprinoelie. Meo 8. t. aor.
reftnr. og rene Eefit.9rslere gen.
nemaoor 9laoet iugre 9erneipg.
BONNIE. Oaiaa / Getnillg al at lace
annoncer og Seflt Lobe BELT in0 /
binanOen, felger 9looet qgol."a
Gfsempel, og bets belle 4nnoncetiL
init or iom itebt ooer 0Bol."s -. 5
Oct isrite 0r. bar oct on 6efler life
ginet nBol." noeet eiter meb Pin.
noncem9ne0e.
Cffieercr % Sfneipillere. 5 en-
artifel: oOfficerer og Sfueipillere.
nllgens 3iIifuer" beoOer oct:
nSroos Sen 9ebanOling, Officers.
itonoen / lange 8i6er bar ianet, bar
Den ct eners ret soelo9t 8olf boIOt
zig iom en- af De opgtiaite, ipariom.
meligite og melt pli9topfploenOe Be
~itan0oele". II. 6. / ll6l." tilisier:
Get er life ben, Der bar fert an
| oen politiife Spinoel eaer | aoS.
iebeipigelierne ener | Ben goielbe-
oens BragtuOfoloelie, Der les / He.
itourntioner og Sentre. Og BOG er
Sfficererne 5olfets Spnoebuffe, me.
oens SfueipilIerItonOen / liee ioa
bei @rao er bets aeleopgge.
Observation-Disclosures | 9nn.
mari. Den 81. Rarts 1909 a oct
inmleoe Gal Berioner, Der fit III
oeroomssunOlt., Iiot ooer74 ,000. Nj.
oisie par 10000 6amilieforiergere,
$4,000 enli9e Yerioner % 10000
9iperioner (Suitruer og 9ern).
@oot buert 4oe Mienneife ooer
so 4ar faar aloeroomsunoerit. 5or.
bol6suis ileit er Der / BroOinsbp.
erlie, ioet Der en- Sreoieoel al De
eamIe oper 60 2lar iaar alOerOoms.
unoerit. Derefter ielger a6bun (nIel.
lem Ell 5ieroeoel og en- SreoieoeD,
2anOoiitrifterne Zen 5ieroeOeI) og
enoeIig 5reoerifsberg Zen 6emte'
oe).
Den eenneminitliee Inherit. no.
gioroe / 10000 1873 SIR. pr.
unOeritsttet Sooeoperion, boilfet oil
iige en- Opgang iioen aaret foruo
pna 10 Str. Sterit er Den gennem.
initliee Inherit. / abbun oe paa
5reoerifsbere (237 ar.), o%ereiter
iglger Yropinsbperne COZ ar.),
meoens Sognefommunerne itaar meo
oct laueite @enneminitsbeleb (150.
ar).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30

Sogn ueo lllitrup, tilDprenoe Hro.
prietRr S6acf; pna 8runo al Den
ltprfe 9legn | gtat in0ifrpnfeoe 81
Den Jig Dog til Sbineitaloen og Se-
lte%itoloen. 5eite1e reooeoes, men ca.
30 SDin inoebr9note, og 8ogne og
Seletsj bren0te. 8Dgningerne bar
foriifreoe | 2anosbDgningernes aim.
9ronoforiifring. Sloen opitoo / eft
SoImguIo / Spineitoloen og er poo.
iat al en- gagabono.
8~inofebin9, 12. December.
9oelsmon6 Sens Soniens @ienoom
poa Solmslon6 neobrpnote totalt /
@oor. Gre areoturer, en- Seit og ire
Sbin n6ebr9note Solnoelen ofSno-
boet re6oe6es. Sloen opfom fra en-
2Dgte, Ser benpttebes / 6ooerloen.
9Dgnin9erne bar foriifreoe for1800
SIR. / 2onobpgnin9erneS aim. grano-
ioriifring, 2ssGret for 5000 &r. /
Sen lofale 9ronofasie.
Sefstil.aunfliften. 5orbanolinger-
ne i%tran0eoe. Observation-Disclosures
ningen meooeler:
Otter at Der / 8 Gage 6or beret
fert 6orbanOlinger mellem Gets
tilfabrifantforeningen og oonifSef5.
tilor6ejoerior6un0, og gnigbeO bar
opnoaet ON forifellige Bunfeter, er
5or9nnOlingerne Ons0og Bitten 3.
Il. Sec. ~itranoeoe, ioet 8orbunoet
beitemt iaitbol6t ueientli9e 9gn-
orin9er / ct al OberenSfomItens
oigtiaite 6oueopnnfter, iom 6ar be-
iiooet / mango Qor, 6oiIfe gGnorin.
ger 6obrifantforeningen life fun0a
tiltrnoe.
Eolttlbettent Sorris, Der iorleoen
6leo ifuOt meO Solpeter / 4niigtet,
0a ban uiloe anboloe Ggpeten ira
%9tp6rogo0e, blep 6ormioOag oen 10.
Dec. tiliagt til Au0ienS pos aor-
gen, Der UNDER Auoienien perion.
ligt 0efore0e Boris meo Came
brogsmGn0enes 9eOer5tegn.
6rne &irfes Spir. &unitafa0e-
MET bar oal9t i'm 0irefter, Brof.
Niartin ytprop, til jim Hepreier.
tant / oct fultusminiiterieQe ll0oalg
angaaenOe 5rue airfes Spir. Brof.
gtprop er Ell erfl9ret 2ilbenger al
SpiretS @enopfprelie.
6n lDnfenOe Muie. Oian er ior
Chen "a. Oec.) oeo at legge en-
GGmning oDer Moien / 8eibD peo
Dtiooelfart. 0a ben ii0Ite 3ippognS.
folonne forleOen Aften befanOt Jig
u0e paa 0Gmningen, begpnote@ run.
ben iii. uUtiOOelf. 8enitre6Iao" pluo-
ielig at ipnfe, og / 2sbet al en- balp
Zine par 09mningen iunfet ooer
en- Meter. SEQ Sioen al par Moien
ifuot op / 9elger, ioa ielo Den
gamle aabnnO li99er tyr.
SnnOet 8raOfammcr. 8eo Sort
feriel al Sor0fplo ira Gaunbei
paa 9pngiao Marf itoote 9(r6eioer.
ne ~forleoen paa ct al Itore Stel1
oannpt @raofammer, Ger 6opoe flo-
De Sten til Ooerliggere. @raofam.
ret, Der ~ifonne0es at inoe6oloe
brenote Ben oio., Ii9ger i'll. n8eno.
6oltebl." / Seiens goerfont, iaa
Der formooes at pGre ct itsrre &am-
mer / Seiens Wtiote. Yauieet |
Siorring er ilnoerrettet ON 6unoet.
9tpt GleftricitetsuGrf. Silfebore
9Droo0 bar pe0 2. 9e6anoling en-
itemmigt neotaget at opfsre ct @Ief-
tr%icitetsU9rf efter Segning og Oper.
lag Of Snaenipr g. 81. 9eterien.
8erfet meo @runo aniIaoS til
100000 Ser, og 6esu6en anoen-
oes $4,000 SIR. til Siplp peo Sn-
Itallationen.
3eo6renote eenser. Manooa g..
~. os. opitoo $40 / Sens 9alifoos
@aor / Senoer 8ilitrup. 9f @aar.
oenS fire itrootefte 2enoer neo-
brpnote De ire til @run6en. Stue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30

Oct reiienoe SpbaseliespOIiti.
8orilaeet ON ct reiien0e OpOaaeI-
iespoliti bar | 9anopolitifreoie oaft
en- llOiIIie, Der bar eioet iig ITO
Tag | en- | oYolitinennen" offent-
Zig fremfot Senitilline til 9eitpreI-
len for Can't BoIitiforenine" ON
at inosaa til &egerins oe Gies-
bag meb Gnoragenoe ON, at glo-
men ON oct reiienoe OpoageIiespoIi.
II opeioet til Sorbel for en- Sorbe.
bring og 5orsgelie af 2anopolitiet
paa @runolas al oct beitaaenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30

yranSe. Ganoers, t2. Dec. 5
@orges beo Giretioen opitoo DER
Slo ! Sfern Sooeogaaro | Sfern
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-30

&Olitibctjent Boris, ser forleoer
bleo ifuOt meO Salpeter / aniigtet
oa ban oiloe onboloe Ggperen frc
9tpbroga0e, bleo 5ormioOag oen 10
Dec. tiIiagt til Auoiens Dos Son.
gen, Der UNDER auoienien perion.
ligt Oeforeoe Boris meo Canine.
brogsm9noenes 9eOerStegn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-31

ties, that man is DIR. C. ]. Smith, state
senator from this county and who now
announces that he will run for re-
election.
During the eight years that he has
been a member of the state senate DR..
Smith has rendered invaluable service
to this county and he has become
known as one of the big and influen-
tial members of the upper house. By
republicans Senator Smith is treat
ed with consideration and respect. He
is splendid man for Umatilla county
to have in the state senate and to keep
there.
BY some it may be argued against
Senator Smith that he is OF the min
ority party. But that objection is
without weight for the simple reason
that he has proven by his record that
he can serve the people of this county
we'll and faithfully wholly regardless
of party affiliations. In the last leg
islature Senator Smith was a far
stronger and more trustworthy servant
of the people of this county than was
his republican colleague, Senator
Cole Senator Smiths democracy did
not prevent him from leading the
fight in behalf of the Eastern Oregon
normal school-an institution that the
people of this county and of eastern
Oregon want to see maintained. It
did not keep him from passing his
artesian we'll bill and other measures
for the material advancement of east
ern oregon. 1t will not interfere with
his usefulness in the event of his re-
election to the senate.
AS a matter of fact party politics
will not be at issue in the coming
election. In Oregon the fight is not
between republicans and democrats.
The fight is between the progressive
element and the machine or stand
pat element on the other hand. Sena-
tor Smith is a progressive. He is a
direct primary man and believes that
the people should endorse United
States senators and that the legisla-
ture should be sworn to make the
popular choice the legal choice. If
the people of Umatilla county believe
in political progress-as this paper
feels they do-they will vote again for
Senator Smith.
This paper is glad indeed to know
that Senator Smith will seek relec-
ton to the senate and it predicts he
will be rejected regardless of who
may run against him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-31
PENDLETON.

Local people who have been away
upon their vacations almost invari-
ably return to praise this city and its
business activity. Some who have
gone away filled with pessimistic fore
bcdings have returned enthusiastic
over Pendleton's condition and the
prospects for the future. They have
found that despite the knocking
which this fair city has received dur
ing the past two years there are no
better towns of its size in the north
west. There are no towns with more
civic pride or with greater resource
es. True there are places where more
building and more constructive work
is now underway than in Pendleton
Every town has it's boom periods
Pendleton has had them in the past
and will have them again all in due
season. Watch and see.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-31
HIPPO STEAK.

The hippopotamus, as any one who
has travelled in Africa knows, is very
good eating, says Captain Fritz Du-
quesne, in Success Magazine" in an
article entitled New Animals for
America The flesh tastes something
between pork and beef. 1t is. highly
esteemed by whites and natives alike.
1t is known among the Beers, who
were the first whites to eat it, as Zee
Koe spec (seacow bacon) when it is
cured. The hippopotamus is practi-
cally the beef of Africa. The fat,
which lies between the skin and the
flesh, and averages about two hun
dred pounds. is one of the purest an
imal fats known to science. 1t is in
great demand for soaps and cold
cream and brings a high price from
the African trader.
OF course. people would have preju-
dices against hippo steak at first, but
they would soon learn to eatNit. At
present, according to some investiga-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-31
THE HoMEsICK ALASKAN.

By A. Sauerdo.
l hunger and thirst for my Northland
Where souls grow big and strong,
l want to go back to the gold land
And list to the rifles song
I'm tired of societys frivolous ways:
Her "four-flushing' style and insin-
cere praise;
The back-biting venom that poisons
our days
Her smile most befogging leaves one
in a haze
1t is damnation.
I'm sick of hypocrisy, meanness, and
greed;
The cold icy stare when they find one
in need;
The fawning and crawling on bellies
to feed,-
The price one must pay if he would
succeed
In civilization.
I want to go back to Gods land,
Where right succeeds-not wrong,
I hunger and thirst for the Northland;
1 crave the rifles sweet song.
-Alaskan-Yukon Magazine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-31
Adios, Miss Summer.
THE SECRET.

A certain Washington family is
convinced that its eight-year-old hope
full is destined to become a great SCI
enlist He has already begun to see
the connectiO nbetween cause and eff
feet.
Not so long ago this youngster was
looking at a drop Of water through a
microscope. Here, there and every
where were darting animalculae.
Now ! know" announced the child
to the family "what sings when the
kettle boils It's those little bugs."-
September Lippincott's.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-31
q Q Q UNEQUALED
O. j, Q ~ FOR BAD BLOOD

At3y which
the v: nOushing element Of the circulation These corpusc
hthy
eaten and 80 punishment is then supplied through the circulation to every
blood PREPARED withstand the countless disorders that a
t,ood
bilious
Nothing
supplies
body
q likewise
simply
~ to all who write ~ A
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-31
GALL FOR AN OPEN RACE.

In a characteristic attack upon
statement No. l the Oregonian had
the following Monday:
There can be no purposeful polit-
ical action in Oregon with Statement
One. This abominable thing has up
set party in this state in past elections
and will let loose the forces of dis
ruption just so long as it shall be
used. The republican party will be
in chaos while it shall last"
To the dump pile with such rot as
this There has been "purposeful
political action" under statement No.
l. Through the use of the statement
the people of Oregon have done away
with the manipulation, chicanery and
bribery that formerly attended the
election of United States senators.
They have done away with disgusting,
long drawn out contests and with
"deadlocked" legislatures. They have
provided that United states senator
fore the voters in fair and open races
and win the approval Of their people.
What greater purpose could have
been accomplished?
The Oregonian and the machine poll
iticians of the state howl because
they do not like the present senator's.
One is a progressive republican and
the other a progressive democrat. To
the politicians it is unbearable that
senator's should go to men of this
character and especially that a dem
ocrat should be senator.
But why was Chamberlain elected?
For the simple reason that the repub-
licans did not bring out man who
stood as strong as he in the estima-
ton of the people of this state. Under
the old political system, which the
assemblyites now seek to restore
Oregon had developed a set of pea
stand the test when tried in the fire
Of the direct primary. Under the old
system there was high reward for
men who would be punch and
Judy" actors for the political bosses
end the men who stood behind them
There were few honors for men OF
manly independence. SO the political
herd became degenerate.
If the Oregonian and the machine
politicians had their way they would
bar all but a certain few from run
ming for United States senator. They
would shut out "progressives" wheth-
er Of the republican or democratic
party They would have a horse
race and allow animals of one color
only to go upon the track. But that
+. not the way to breed fast horses
Nor can this state or any other state
ever have strong public men unless
political contests are made free and
open so that the best men may win
The essence Of statement No. II
that it calls for an open race fol
United States senator. Those who be
lieve in fairness and want to see po
litical contests decided according t.
merit should stand by statement No. 1
first, last and all the time.