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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-17
D. ]. R. HES|TATES
OVER EXTENSIONS
Feeling Growing That Road Will De-
cline To Build More Lines I'm
less Franchise Is Granted.

Al the present time there is a dis
position among the aldermen to al
low any and all OF the extensions OF
street railway lines that have been
proposed tor different sections OF the
city The franchises committee will
meet next week TO consider all OF :he
extensions. comparing them with the
general new street railway plan pro
posed by the committee OF fifty.
Such aldermen as have extensions
IN mind and have not yet prepared
the proper ordinances, are hurrying
TO get in their plans.
But, while the aldermen are willing
the ID. L. k. is showing no such en-
thusiasm. Aside from providing fcI
the double-tracking of the Harper
ave. line. which was sorely needed foi
the benefit OF the company as well as
the city, the ID. L. r. has done moth
Ing to give assurance that it will
build the lines without franchise
rights. even IL the aldermen are will
ing 10 grant revocable franchises.
At the time that President Jere C.
Hutchins and General Manager Frank
w. Brooks had their conference with
Corporation Counsel Hally and some
OF the aldermen, six weeks ago. the
street railway officials did not ali
solutely commit themselves 10 the
building OF the extensions. Since that
time the annual meeting OF the ID. u.
K. has been held without this mat.
ter being submitted to either the
stockholders or directors.
Some OF the city officials are be
ginning to believe that the -. IT, r
is going To hold back on its answer
in this regard until the time for sub
hitting new franchise comes, using
the demand for extensions and their
extreme need in many portions of the
city as means OF furthering tho
granting of another franchise. II
could then be urged that the building
of the new lines would immediately
follow franchise grant, while their
construction under municipal owner
ship might take a problematical time
The extensions which have come
before the council so far are all for
additions to the three-cent lines. but
there will be n trifle more trouble In
getting reyocable franchises for ex
tensions OF five-cent lines through
the council The test will come on
the Hamilton boulevard addition "a
the Thirdave. line. Aid. Allan. Keat-
ing. Field and Thompson are very
anxious To have that passed on this
spring and have secured pledges OF
support from many OF The other alder.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-17
kid" BURGLARS BLAMED.
Responsible For Attempt To Oper
Safe. Police Believe.

kid burglars are blamed by the
police for lurid attempt on the safe
OF the National Soap Co. No. i3>
FranRlil $; Tuesday night.
-Iln-sl.llaEs- -knncked-lhc-l Large
knobs OH the safe hinges. evidently
expecting The door To fall off and lay
bare a hoard OF gold The door didn't
fall. so the burglars directed their at
tentlon 10 the office desk. Gold spec
tacles. cigars. tobacco, soap samples
and odds and ends, valued altogether
N about S5C. were stolen.
The ioh was a bold one. as the plate
glssA I'm the front door had been
cmashed in and all of the lights were
burning when employees arrived Wed
neslay morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-17
SAYS ONE LOOK INTO GIRLS
EYES MADE HER LOVE HIN
Then She HANDED Him Ring and Watch
Bernard Insists, But Courts
ultin,atum Is $50 or 90 Days"

1t vas Just one long. lingering look
Into Lillian Lees languid lamps
that cost Bernard Kruce a fine OF $50,
with the alternative OF serving 90
days in the workhouse.
Bernard said IL wasn't his fault. He
couldn't help il. he said, II Lillian fell
! head over heels in love with him, and
passed him her watch and ring, right
after that first glance. Bernard IS
boo Lillian Is d trife older. and mucn
more experienced. But Bernard as
sured Justice Jeffries that a few min.
utes after he met Lillian IN beer
hall last September, she thrust the
rinc and watch upon him, insisting
that they were presents. aud that al
Bernard had TO do was to love her u
little
Lillian scornfully said that Bernard
borrowed the FOOLS Both parties
said that he had sold them
Justice Jefries gave Bernard a
chance To replace the disputed Jew.
elry. but Barnard said he had sold
them 70 a stranger, and couldn't get
them back. Then Justice Jeffries
PASSED sentence on him
Bernard was headed toward the GO
DAYS. at last reports.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-17
MAY LOSE RESCUE HOME.
Foreclosure Of Mortgage On Salvation
Army Institution Threatened.

't,fre SafvaTiOnT NTmy IS IN great
danger OF losing the property occu-
pied as rescue home at No. S96
Fort-st west. There is mortgage
on the property for $4,000. due March
/. and the Milwaukee man who holds
the mortgage insists upon payment
Mayor Breitmeyer has been APP
pealed TO by some Of the friends OF
the institution who know the great
amount OF good work 1t has done in
the care, Of homeless women and chill
dren. and nc suggests that public sub
scriptions I'm small amounts be started
for the assistance OF the army. He
will head "A Subscription list with I'm
initial subscription of So in the hope
that there may be number OF small
subscriptions. so that the desired
mount may be- raised without heav
lily taxing any Of those ordinarily ap-
pealed 10 for such purposes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-17
Inn navla, Kinsman kins SAX

NATCHllZ, Miss. Feb. l6.-Nilal
Davis -brother-in-law OF President Fin
ley. Of the Southern railway. and %
Senator Chamberlain. Of Oregon. killed
himself today by firing a load OF bucl.
shot into his chest lie was a kins
man OF former President jefferson
Davis. OF The Confederacy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-17
Leslie acquitted OF Graft.

PlTTSBURH Pa, Feb. l6.-District
Attorney Bakery Idilen 20 secure a
conviction In the first trial Of the lat
est series OF graft cases here today
when jury returned a verdict Of not
guilty in favor of Max c. Leslie
charged with perjury in testifying be
fore recent grand jury
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-17
all Promotes pearv-

WASHINGTON, Fen ia hill 10
-ive Commander Peary the pay OF a
rcaradmiral and 20 retire him with
that relative rank in the engineer corps
OF the navy. Wis introduced in the
house this Afternoon by Rep. Moore
tReD Pll
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-17
plymouth Ball PLAYER Arrested.

William H. Smith. 20 years old, No
ZAP Congress-st east. was arrested by
Detectives Downey and Fox. Wcdnes
day. for the Plymouth officers, who
want him on a charge of abandon
ment. Smith SAYS he is a ball player
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-28
Usiue fnnf MinnteH IaH8e "H1srss'
tnna init 9anosCapoto er5'e" 'sHsss
saeiultate, ais tumocmIanse ossnannte @eiHnosesse'
iiebunoeu. In Der ccsinuns Der Noren nno Der 8os'
Seruna aeiunber Girfmiation. zstn 0ebra"" '" e'~
fd,bue (getuphnheit - Die aofen iino gertne.
0eburten.

gbdrles nnb Qnnd 9eorss, 8al
Strabe, Elm M1nfsn.
Wart unb CLARA SuShes, Gilbert
uno 3serfieIb pIdte, Elm andbs.
8ietor unD WatiIoa Gouts, 23ol
gictor Str, Elm andbs.
8scras uno mnrtbl Beng, IL )
Ssrrid 4penue, Elm anabe.
Scott nnb gtlIie gdrbro, 27Oj
Gaiitrr apenue, Elm andbt.
Clement unb MprtIs Gsltmdn, 422
3orrsnce Rpab. Elm ana6e.
gernharb unb aena aiel. 1l6 III
Clifton Qps., Elm gndbe.
ejeorgs uno Aba grahm. $50 Cen
2ibtrtp Ctr, elm Wibhen.
Scbn nno Winnie Wuennsman, 3ll
Gft 3fpoIfte Str, Elm annbs.
Qrtbur nnb 6snrieita Gduotue.
1104 grcdbpop, Elm anabe.
auntpip uno 0reta goumun. 1875
Bremen Gtrdte, tin annbe.
RuboIpb uno WarpRsinbdroi, 1925
gefi Ctr, Elm Gnabs.
ScTspb unb arna 3iensr. 4e20 eus
fap Etrabs, Elm Wldphsn.
fSrdnt unb Catherine WleB. I'll
mulbtrrn Str, Gin anabe.
ghnrIes uno qnnd giitnsr, 2l1
qests Ctr, Elm Wdbhsn.
6drrn unb R,IIis Sorasnt, Care
ron Sirabs, eiH frabe.
Sofsph unb Slortnce Burns, 1888
qinrtu 9lpsnus. Gin WdbheH.
Deter uno Mnua giro, 967 glbtroT
gtpsnus, Gin arnbe.
Trant uno Mloraarst Spisrung
1872 Tpurth 2tpe., sin mdoten.
Carl unb mnrgarei aeloea, 12f
Cft Rtunts Ctr, Gin miotsn.
Grnii urA aba fgearis, 2lS msF
.3ip0Ifie Strafs. Gin anabe.
Sohn uno Bertha gustt. 5stpitt I'M
5ddberrp Ctr. Elm audbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-28

Die 8trmania Qose 90. 3S battle
osfiern ahene bas 0srsuiissn, BE
griiosr unb Sapeftsrn Der sisensa
unb BON onptr,n 2ogeu In aroBtr GAIL
btiIamm.H Su ishtn. Ter 4nIdb NOR
bic MISUNDERSTANDING. bic bic Soas
ptranitaIttis uno bic seittrn abeno in
Der Cosmopolitan 5als ppr iih eins.
Tas rsih61ltiet proerumm ipuroe in
muiierailiissr g5ttf. burdetfiihrt uno
aesu1hrte alien 4npeisnpen bofit ses
nubrsits Siunbsn. DDS Garion Srs
DIETER trnistt fir feline 9orirage .'.s
den geiiau. unatthtilie gepunosrurl
fcno 6err Geo. Stod burh feline 3nu.
berporitelIuna, ipob.i aus BEN Reihs
Der M1ais Die iibsrraffennIten Sahal
asstiei tpurben. Die StrrsH Wtoer uns
Ulanr.r iporistsn nit Derfdisosnsn tus
mpriiiifGen gortrGssn auf. Cine boz
siiali6e aeiitung mar fsrner bas Duets
fir giano unb @iolins bon 5erru
anb. unb Jrl. 6<roIb. 5rl. 2nura
gebrinssr unb 5rl. gaa SuboOrf tr'
freuien bic antpslenb.n burd prdttig'
2isbtrportrdg., 5rl. 6. sangsmurr
burh Elm pianoiClc unb Die 5trrsr
6. s<bsitreii uno 8. EsB Dnrh cir
mufiiolifdxs Dnstt. Die Witpirienbsr
ern.eien rtifen 8tifal unb fait oil
| Rummtrn mubtsn auf itiirmiTdts Der
| Ianssn ipisb<rboli ipsrbsn. Gin floii.i
san3trGnsfen hi.li bi. 5srri6aftsr
bis sur mit.srndhtieen Stunpt tei
iammen. Tns Geit nabm sinsn reissn
ben 0erlanf unb ipirb ben 1htiln,b
msrn ssipib nod Ianse cine anssnehn
| Grinneruno bleibtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-28
Ont abgclamien.
sed,sjahriaer Gnnbe falt in eln
fiefes aohleuludl.

Der 6 Sabrs ali. etoras Sxsten,
BON go. 1895 7Sr,tman aoe.. lltI sss
tern beim Spielen Dor bsm Dsriarbts
bdus Der Sohn 6. Roth padina go.
an Ctblsr Sttabe in Gin ties
f.g aellerloh. Ia r nah otmSturSs
tsinen 2aut pon iih CAB. aIaubtsn ists
ne aamtraosu, ,r lei etiootst luorosn.
uno Iitfsn in ihrer 4ngit oapon. Spa
ter tam elm .Itintr Snnbs in Die 3.
TiftriiisItatipn unh tb.ilte BEN 2euts
nant Slntttrp nit. bab 1b.stsn in
eus aph gtfalIen unb aei0otst tuoreeR
isi. Slattsrn benatritti5ts Sdten
unb 2sittr so. 30. 6 unb aGpt 5dd
Rpmas elite nit mtbrsrsn llHtsrssbss
wn mad Der unfalIiitIs. 4m. Wlsns
erE, ron go. 1923 Glnrt Strabs,
lpuros an .inem S.iIs in oas God
hino5oelaIien uro peniae Ulinutsr
ipdi,r init osm p,rungIutten anaen
in ieinenglrmsn tpithtr htrdusassoaen.
qap.. Romas true ben annbsu in bi,
CfFiee bes Or. abbott, no es nd
berausftelIts, bab sr. obaeisben Don
l.itisr 6uutobihiirfungen an Der
rtd1t.n 6ano, isine 8erltsunaen trltt'
ten bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-28
% e fu p o r (.

Tie Neppprt Efiiee fHr oas Gin
riauatier &olfsblGtt" befinbet iidl in
Ro. 33l gsrt StraS,, geaeniiber eem
Gonrthanie, Goitlbit 0caiefciten, Gin.
seis.n Il. I. ~. bio 10 llbr 45 Ninutsn
Hbenbs .ntgesensenommsn werocn
Seltpbop South 2401. Y
Orion Mdnner6or. 6eitern
Ratmittag fanb in SauDhas 5alle Die
monatli6e 8eriammlun9 pes n4rion"
ftatt cSn Qbpeisnbeit beg graiibentsn
op. S6luster fiibrts 5err Sspalo
3re9en BEN 0orIiB. 5err 9eorg aaui.
mann prototollirte. 5ie 8eI6liiiie Der
lebten 8eriammlung puroen perleIen
unb aneenommsn. 2lls puiiioe Wlite
olieber purDen dufgenommen: Wm.
Miaius, 5riB Sanftleben, u. 2afaln
Gsors aallmann unD g. 8ilAsimi
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rietb burd bic Mabnuns in mutb unb
ihlug bic Mobnertn NIT Der 5ouit 5u
gooen.
Der befannts photograph 8. s.
Sperped BON bier unb 5rau 9lltbsa
Sorton. cine Mittpe BON Daptpn, g.,
purben in Der bisitgen nniperIaliitsns
airte BON Rep. ). g. Gpons setraut.
Serr Sperped purbe jiineit BON ieintr
3peiten 9attin asftieben.
= Die 5eueripsbr tpuroe porgeitsrn
Qbeno mad Der Wohnune BON Carl
8reer, Ro. 423 Roro Terrace Iptnue,
gerufen. Der Shorni'sin brannte
aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-28

Maribo 9egse. 50 Sabre aft, bon
go. 25O5 2lobiIon Gtrnbs. ipurbs az
fern Morssn tobi in ihrtm Bette lie.
esnb pcrgsFunbsn. Die grnu mar ieit
ldngerer 3sit bsrsleiDsnD. Dr gos
ronsr purnt btnahrihtigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-28

Sine pffisisne Ginlaeuns BON Der
8uubesidngerfeit 8ebDrbe gum 80.
Sdngcrfeit bes decentralization
Sdngerbunbes purbe psrleIen. Ias
6eit finbet i'm SUM 1911 in Milpaus
fee, Bis., ftdtt. IS ptrb bauptiddz
lid oarouf bingearbeitet, mDslihit bic.
lie Songesbruoer unoStdmmesgenohsn
i'm Sabre 1911 nah Der Seititaot am
Wti6igdnzSee gu bringen. Uiit ben
Worten:
llnirer 5reibeit CUR Debr."
vGeutI6em Sanse gu Gbr'!
IdIpB oas BON qrof. Geo. .Stern, prdi.,
uno Or. u. e. 8aer, Setretdr, unters
seidnete S6rciben. Die Ginldoun9
puroe oneenpmmen uno beidlofen
| fir Den GrfpIQ bes Seites nat ardften
3u arbeiten. Der Setretdr Sauffmann
beridtste, ooB Die i'm Sunuar beItelten
2ieber bis iebt nod niht BON St.Souts
einQetroffen Iino, obtpOhl oas 9eIo To-
fort an ben 9unbesietretdr Clint ges
Idnot nuroe. -- 9as Gonmittee tir
| 0ereinsabaci6en gum 9cSirtss Songers
| feit beItebeno aug Ger. grosring, Sohn
| g}eiiel, IT,, uno Sn. 6utttn9sr, berttts'
te sFortihritt. Tas 5elt finoet ain
pfinoItIonntdQ i'm G6eiter part itdtt.
- Sam. Qbillips uno Wtofs Rinss
berg peroen iih beuts Dor Ritter Su'
| ten peaen unproentIiden genebmens
All perontpprten bobcn. Sie gertethen
an Der Wpnmoutb Strdbs mitctnanosr
| in Streit.
- 0siunobeitsbcamttr Tr. Rsbm
| 6erihtete fpIQenoe 5ooesfGlle fir be
perfIpiiers Dohe: Wa9gie Wcbiter 90,
! francis W2aQgi 50, +. gobImann !.
/ Omen Britt q. Georq U. RsaIens 81,
aotharina Buffer So, gli8abstb Sprdz
/ oue 9, Gliiu anarr a.. Mento GannQ
/ Il, Qouis 2lmplsr %, WtaIinoo Irip'
/ lett 81. 3homd8 Gouies %.
qreisQeridt. Die aIa9s BON
Qouis Qurt qsgsn bic Cincinnati 9os
! Transportation Gompanp nuros I'M
Sreis aeridte BON 3ittsrgunQbIut per'
nprfen. oa teiue unqeiegIi6telten BON
/ Seiten Der Gompanp Oortamtn. 9orrp
gBeber qeoen 8oIoIe 9earI Shoemltsr.
! Der Waiter GomnifIdr 4nberIon n'urs
! be onoepieien, bic Rreoitorsn oerShoe'
mater bis gum Y. QpriL 0orSuIaosn,
um i6rs TorDerun8en be8Iaubt8eH Jtl
IaTen.
Sm Taut BON Sarob GIsming &c.
oen Nlice gieoen6ah, GEetutor, pnroc
Elm llrtbsil erIaFsn, Die ointsrIa0sn'
ihaft Der Glisabeth Robior gu oronen
IS banoelt Fh in Der 9Ia9s I'm SoIo
minens 4ttien in COLORADO.
- Seute unp Di,nitao iiubst in bic
iiosr Gtont biz aorpsntioH Der WtaItsra
glumber itatt. RationoI'prdioen
Walter RolQn BON Daihln8ton, .. G.
tpiro bic 3onpentipn srDifHen.
- Sin ihoDbaitsr Gamin perura
Iahts oeftern glahmIttao i'm 6aui'
pon 6enrp Ranfbap, y}o. 327 T9orna
ton GtraBs, Elm Geuer, oas rur unbs'
oeutenpen Stuoen Deruriahts.
- Falojs Smitb, Elm Janitor be-
0ffsrtli6sn StuIsu, ruuros Qsitern al
Der Il. Strabs ron elmer Gar 8strof
zen uno erlttt cine 9errsntung De;
.inter TuB9eIsntes, cine tjsfs Stnttt
lpuros am linten 9sir uno iouiti9
itmsr3bafts 9erlsBun9en. Gr rpuro
nah ieIner Wpbnung an Der sICbel'
unp II. Strabe 9ebradt.
Rep. UliQsr bon Der Buptiitsn
= tirte fir FarbjQs taufte qsitsru Rad
> mittag orei Trauen uno sinen Wanl
! am Jubs Der Columbia Strabe in
{ Cbio. 1uuien0s iaben Der 3srsmpnt
, gu.
= - Charles Z. 0aqrsr, 49 5abr
alt, BON go. 257 Daro Ape., III gritsr,
i'm Speers 5oipit1I elnem 9thIrn!sl
ben erlegeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-28
3 a M IL o n.

SnmiEton gnseissn, 2ofnI.W,tiSca
uub 9euigfeitsn iino ab5nscben Gfs
Der 4. aro Charles Strafe. llnier
aseEt fir Snmilton iuUljnt Hu. 3O1
9oro 9srout Ctr. SeI,phou (Som:)
Ru. 1912. Seiepbon uuisrss aorre.
IpDubtnten: Some Ru. 626- o
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6 o b | n q I . n.

Die Gosixstsn Office fir bas rGia'
rinuati @oItsbIatt" befinoet Nh I'M
@e6GnSc Der Gppiustpn GOul G. Sans
So, Go. 509-511 Naniiou IDenne.
anscisrn, Nittbcilnnaen nnS Seitel'
Inuscu irscuo,peidsr art merscn bis
10 ll6r abcnbs oaielbit cntgcGengs'
npmmcn. Selephon Suntb 24OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-28

9lpintiFer: .Qas ipollen Sie2. -
9ettler:: d that hnIt id,0n bitten.
OBJ e nidt eiuen nbgelegten - jug
apparnt batten.@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-28

IOro Sruut Ctr. ssl,pbon (Som.)
Ru. 1912. seiepbon uuisrss aorre.
Ipuubtnten: S6Ts Ru. GIG 8
frau QbiIlip asnnsI bon Ro.
l19 Woro e Strobe beitentte ibrsH
Gattsn nit sinem S0brhsn. Ter
grisftrGgsr osrr Sarrp asnnsl III
nunmebr 9robpater.
Der Sarugari 5urnDsrein tpiro
am s. April in 6ostter's 5aQs Elm
Guhre nit Idn3psrgniigen psranitol.
ten. Die Ginnubmsn ioqsn aur au.
I6dffung pm 1urngeratbsn 8ertDens
bur9 finben.
- 3iItritt go. 247 bss 9sutI6er
unterItiiBungsbunoss initolltrte ot'
geamten fir Das Ia1ffeHoe sSabr, mo-
rauf Elm Jeftsfsn gsssbsn ipurbe.
- Der 8abnpdrter 5beobors 2op'
lor BON 0o. 416 Sio 2. StraBi
itiirste geitern Wlorgen on Der Niu
pile Qoenue unb 6. 8. &c .. Bobn
treu3ung, Don ardmpfsn befallen, ali
bic @eIsiie unb mubts per qatrolipa
gen na6 Isiner Wohnung se6rad
Derben. gr erbolte iin fpdter
- gtutb, bas eff Wonats alte 5Oh
terden Der 5amilie 8ottlieb Shult
beiB BON go. 1921 8olacs StraB.
itarb geItern Worssn an Der 2uneen
snt3iinoung.
5rau Belle Wtartin, tpsl6e In
Gaole 5Dtsl Iosirt. eriDirtte porlegt
Qaht einen 6aftbefelI sesen 0eOr
Ginger BON bsr 6anoper Strabs re
oen Irieotnsbruhs. Singer ihuloei
| Der sfrdu onseblih 2ohn als 6dusbd
term, ipelten iie BON ginger anf b
Strabe toasttiren polIte. ginger q
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Ter idluIniae IheiI.

8auner (ip1brenb oes ungeididten
gldiocpers ieines a,eribeibiQers) /:
Ter iii nitid'uloig an Der uisIbetln9.
ten lleberfiiiluna nnierer Ueinng.
niiie!4
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gobies unb sranfe iclIten mir ~Mag'
ner's Dsfilliries Daffer@ trinifn;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-07
STUDENTS MAY WIN
VALUABLE PRIZES
CONTEST OPEN TO HIGH
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Oregon State Conservation Commits
sion Offering $3.50 for Best Papers
on Six Different Conservation Top
ipS

High school, academy and college
students throughout Oregon will be
interested in the following announce
ment received this morning from
Joseph N Teal, chairman of the Ore
gon State Conservation commission:
Il desire to call the attention of
all students throughout the state of
oregon, who intend to present papers
on conservation topics in connection
with the prizes offered some moths
ago by the Oregon State Conservation
commission. that all papers must be
filed with Professor F. G. Young
University Of Oregon. Eugene. Ore
gon, by June 10 1910. Prize winners
will be announced November l 1910.
Contestants must follow the rules
prescribed. The cash prizes aggre-
gate $3.50, and cover six topics:
1.-THE Forests of Oregon
Irrigation Institutions in Ore
gon.
"'Soils'
'Dry-farming in Oregon.
Roads in Oregon
Fish
"On each topic there is a first,
second and third prize for students
in universities and colleges and a like
number for students in high schools
and institutions of a similar grade
For universities and colleges the first
prize is SIS, the second $50, the
third $40"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-07
Proven Eczema Cure.

Many eczema sufferers have failed
so utterly with salves and other dis
coveries" that even the assurance of
the best physician or druggist cannot
induce them to invest another dollar
in any remedy.
1t is TO these discouraged sufferers
in particular tha we now offer, at
only rs cents, trial bottle of the ac-
cepted standard eczema remedy, a
simple wash Of oil Of wintergreen,
thymal and glycerine, as compound
ed in D. D. D. Prescription.
Hundred OF cures have convinced
us and we know you can prove in
stantly with the first application that
1t takes away the itch at once. Tall
! man Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-07
COMMENCEMENT AT MOSCOW.
Schedule of Events for Graduation
Week at the University,

Moscow, June THE commence
ment calendar for the university has
been completed. 1t will be the most
elaborate program ever given here.
The series of events will begin with
the graduating exercises of the pre-
paratory school Saturday, June II.
On Sunday, June 12, the baccalau-
reate sermon will be preached by Rev.
Charles L. Chalfant of Boise Monday
afternoon the senior class play "The
Road to Yesterday" a charming play
of atmosphere, in which the cast from
a modern environment is suddenly
transferred to their former selves
three centuries baX.
The annual concert by the music
school is scheduled for Monday eve
ming at the Presbyterian church.
Heretofore artists have been brought
from a distance to take part in the
concert and admission has been
charged. Professor Cogswell has
plannel this year for the faculty OF
the music school to give the program
and the admission will be free. The
soloists will be Professor Cogswell,
Miss Agnes May Caldwell. soprano;
Miss Sadie Stockton. piano; Profess
sor Collens, who recently Joined the
faculty from Victoria college, Eng
land, will conduct the university or
chestra. which will have a prominent
part on the program.
The meeting of the board of re-
gents will occur Tuesday at the ad-
ministration building at 10 a. m. The
second annual university convocation
will be held at the armory at 3 p. m
Tuesday June IA DR.. Edward c. Ell
| liatt, professor of education in the
| University of Wisconsin, will deliver
the principal address. The alumni
banquet will be at Ridenbaugh hall
/ at. s p. m, Tuesday. Commencement
exercises are scheduled for Wednes-
| day at 1920 a. m. Judge Frank 5.
| Dietrich of Boise will deliver the ad-
| dress.
The executive session Of the uni
/ versity convocation will be held at the
| administration building at p m,
Wednesday. The ceremonies will
end with the presidents reception at
| the armory Wednesday evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-07
School for Undertakers.

Springfield, III, June 7.-What to
do when corpse refuses to stay
dead, and other knotty problems of
ethics and etiquette connected with
the trade, will be explained and dem
onstrated during the school of instruc-
ton opened today by the Illinois Un-
dertakers' association. The school
will continue for a week and will be
followed next Tuesday by the annual
convention of the undertakers. Prep
arations have been made to make the
meeting a jolly affair and any dele
gate talking shop outside of conven-
tion hours will be made the subject
Of experiments in embalming.