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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-04
TENNIS
WRESTLING
RACING
BOXING

20 times when 1 ducked under his
swings and made him miss.
Toward the end of the fight Nc
Vey was cut to rags and so tired
that all he could do was fall in on
me and clinch. The referee had on
nice dress suit and couldn't GO be-
tween US. He stalled through, and
couldn't finish him in the 80 rounds,
but it never should have been called
draw After the fight he came
to my dressing rooms and said he
was awfully tired. Go on. said,
trying to stall him into another long
distance match, you wern't tired. You
could have fought all night long I'll
never fight over 20 rounds again as
long as 1 live.' said Mcvey.
Me? Oh. 1 think 1 could have
fought a hundred rounds that night.
wasn't tired at all. When the last
bell rang / jumped over the ropes to
leave the ring instead of crawling
through them"
Paris Is great place." said Stew
art, but we didn't see much Of 1t.
We all stayed around home after Will
lie Lewis signed the pledge. Willie's
changed. He lives like a preacher.
He never was in such fighting trim
before in his life. Why. the day we
left he weighed just 1441- pounds.
He can do the welterweight limit
easily now, and fight like a middle
weight He'll give Papke a hot time.
Paris is crazy over Lewis. Those
Frenchmen are getting educated.
They don't care for th.rd-rate scrap
pers any more. They want class.
What they like is a lot Of hard fight
ing and gore. But they want a man
to be clever at it. and they like to
see fast footwork and clever ducking.
They went wild when Jeanette ducked
McVey's swings and bobbed up smil-
ing.
THAT McVey is still a king over
in Paris. they like to see him fight
because he grins all the time. You
can sit back in the last row and see
McVeys teeth shine all through the
fight The Frenchmen think that's
great"
Stewart is of the opinion that he
still has something to learn. But I'm
a better fighter now" he says mod
estly. "and after 1 fight Hague 1 guess
I'll be ready to tackle McVey, and
then when 1 come home I'll be out
for some big ones. I'd like first to
help Jeffries in his training for the
Johnson fight 1 told Jeff over in
Brooklyn, I'd like to work with him.
and he said he'd write me a letter IL
he needed me-
"All I want is to get Langford for
he first of those five fights in Paris"
put in Jeanette. After 20 rou"ds
there won't be no more Langford. If
YOU havn't got a hard jaw. Sam1l
get you inside Of six rounds. but af
ter six all he can do sstall and hang
on"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-04
BACK TO FRANCE
FOR BIG FIGHTERS

France. They both say that they
ike America or at least what they
have seen IF it.
c+ewe-+ hasn't changed much since
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-04

Interest in the pugil.stic world is
now centered on the coming six-round
bout between philadelphia Jack"
O'Brien and Al Kaufman to be held
in Philadelphia, Jan. 10. This will be
without a doubt one of the paprika
bouts that the fight fans throughout
the country long to see-OBrien, one
of the cleverest men in the ring toby,
pitted aga nst Big Al', giant who
can stand any amount of punishment
good naturally and is a hard and sule
hitter. Kaufman and O'Brfen met in
q 20-round bout in San Francisco some
four years ago, when Kaufman was
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-04

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Those two
eminent Par;sianx, Msieur Jim Stew
art and M'sieur Joe jeanette. arrived
in America the other day from
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-04

but a kid and practically an amateur
at the game The Philadelphia man
merely danced around the big black
smith, showering him with lefts and
rights until he could not see. In the
the wallop which sent Kaufman TO
the mat for the full count. During the
years that have passed since kauff-
mann has met a number of good men
in the ring and has undoubted y
learned some cleverness too. He ella ms
that O'Brien will not even last the
six rounds. And it's cinch that II
Albert can finish Jack he will do so.
Anything to be re revenged.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-08
NORTHEAST BUCKEYE.

Miss Anna Durrin and Mrs. clias
Flesgle and children returned FIJI
day from visit at Black WOLF and
Solomon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Teeters and
Mr.. enc Mrs. VIM. Miller and family
took dinner at Mr.. vandevanter's u
Detroit.
Mrs. Jo-eph cress ana children d
Msnhattan are here visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dursin c'llci on
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miniek on San
day.
Harry Picking and family and
Ralph Cooley and family took dinner
at J. cress' on Sunday.
Mrs. James simpson returned te
Manhattan Friday after a two weeks
Wait among old neighbors here.
Miss Mary Ross opened school al
Ro5edale on Monday.
Mrs. David DERRICK and children
Of Greenwood county arrived sa''
urday for a visit with relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. cbas. slifer Of abb
Iene returned TUESDAY from western
Kansas.
word received here from Llzzis
Krslder Of Upland. CAL. states that
sfe Il ven and busy. having irs'
returned from a weeks vacation 81
Lee kneslss where ste net ssseTs'
DI.klnsau rounv lsiants apd rsl
l.r.l'0.l mile ltere ~ 'iI1 Sen
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Z ZION

Miss Mary Engle Of Abilene Is
staying at her brothers NJ. g. Engle's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lady enter
tanned number Of relatives on Sum
day afternoon.
Miss Ruth Martin was q guest at
the home Of her uncle, s. P. Groves,
Saturday night.
Ruth zook entertained her Sunday
school class Sunday afternoon,
Rev. j. b wagaman, with his
father, went to Great Bend to visit
his brother. Emanuel, returned home
Monday night.
Rev. Darnell preached an inter
esting sermon at Zion Sunday morn
ing.
Mss Marie Mintsr visited Sunday
with Mis-, Anna Order.
Mr. and Mrs. Copeland took din
ner on Sunday at the home Of Levi
KTeider's.
Mrs q. Zook and Mrs. Susan Gard.
ner and Miss Ruth Bowers Of Abilene
: visited in this vicinity over Sunday
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-08

Harry KelIar has commenced the
cellar of nine room house,
W. H. Hollinger, was an Enter
prise visitor Friday.
s. NJ. Hassler is the owner Of q
new Buick automobile which he pur'
chaped Of E. =. Couison Of Abilene
last week
c. C. wyandt Of Abilene was look
ing after business interests here Fri
day.
Emery Diehl was doing business
in Chapman one day last week.
The following young people lef'
Monday to attend the D. c. H. s
this winter: Clarence. ElHlsr and
Maude HassIer, John DIETRICH, Ethe'
KeiIar, Helen Taylor and James Hol'
IInger.
DR.. and Mrs. Hopkins and son
John. returned to st. Louis aftel
spending q month with their sister
Ms. ]. H. Taylor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-08
HAVE you NOTICED
The Enormous Increase IN the Price
Of Oranges?

The high cost Of living ls not being
discussed very much recently by the
press. However, numerous items of
common use continue to advance and
all with good reason In the past
four year oranges have doubled in
price, but this is very easily ac-
counted for. Nearly all Of the orange
land in California has been developed
for several years and the increase In
the yield is not near keeping pace
with the increased demand and com
sequently Florida is called upon to
supply the increal,ed demand and
right there is where the general CUB
lie Is lame again.
The general impression seems to
be that inasmuch as Florida is one OF
the two orange states that the whole
state Of Florida produces oranges.
This impression is very erroneous.
one half Of all the oranges Of Florida
are grown in DeSoto county.
There is a small tract Of land at
Indian River Inlet on the east coast
of Florida that produces oranges but
the real orange country extends from
Tampa to Punta Gorda and extends
back fifty miles from the west coast
Florida needs a "Coburn" to ad-
vertise her resources-with the in
cresdng demand for citrous fruit and
the splendid land that lies undevelop-
ed in De Sofa county alone the salary
of a "Coburn" would be returned
back to the state in less than ten
years from the increased taxes.
w-fr
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-08
TURKEY GREEK.

Mrs. Kilmer, daughter Frances,
and son Royal, returned Sunday to
their home at salina having heen
recent guests Of the formers sister,
Mrs. Berton Lay, and famsy
Mr.. and Mrs. glas, l,yers were
Sunday afternoon guests Of Mr., and
Mrs. Paul.
Mrs. Harrison returned home after
short visit in Hooe.
Mr.. and Mrs. LannE visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hasleur on Sun
day,
Johnnie Carpente.; spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs, Geo. Westover,
and family.
Nelson Gish and Earl Korrell were
guests Of Lawrence Ryers Sunday
We are glad to report that Nr,
chas. Poister Is imotoying nicely
Harvey olsen Hpslt Sunday with
friends at Buckeye,
Jake Akers and ;aniiT have moved
to Abilene.
Miss Edna Westover has Just closed
a very successful term 10 teaching
music.
School opened at Eureka, Dist. 80,
on Sept. 5th, with Miss Lulu Meme
cAek as teacher.
Mr.. Henry schrader aud family
we're Sunday guests of Mr.. olsell'e'
John Olsen spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lay are the
proud parents Of a new son, born
August 80.
Miss Julia Ryan took up her dut-
les as teacher at Pharmington, Dist.
NJ, on Monday Sept. 9Th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Shanefeit,
Aug. 20, son.
Friday, August 26, was the elev-
enth and fifth anniversaries OF the
births Of Grace and Pearle Nemechek
and for them was planned cele-
bration in the form Of a surprise,
which they will not soon forget. Mu-
sic and games were the main features
Of the event. Ice cream and cake
were served and snap shot was
taken Of the jolly company before
they dispersed. Those present we're:
Misses Nellie Wilson, Leola Lay,
Lena Byers, Ella Shank, Ella Olsen
Mildred Lay, Frances Kilmer, vesta
Poister, Katherine Caren, Hazel Eyt-
man, Ruth, Sophia and Lydia Rich
ardson, Gladys Warner, Cora Purdy,
Minnie and Florence Harrison
Messrs. Preston Marley Myron
poster, Wallace Lay, Ira and Emory
shank, Emmett PoiGer, John and
Gerald warner, Robert ans Walter
Lay, Royal Kilmer, Floyd Poster,
Lawrence and Clifton Byers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-08
ON PRESIDENTS PRIVATE GAR
CONFERENCES ON POLITICAL SIT
UATIoN HELD YESTERDAY.
He Got Favorable Reports From Ohio
Has Busy Day at 81. Paul.
Goes to Paducah.

Chicago, Sept. 5.-Conferences on
the Ohio situation and the several
political situations throughout the
country were held by President TAFT
yesterday en- route to the conserya-
ton congress at st. Paul where he
will deliver an address to-day L, 9
Laylln, chairman Of the Republican
state executive committee had long
talk with the president OF things In
Ohio and reported a rosy outlook. At
Paporte Congressman William 2. Me-
Kiniey OF Illinois. chairman Of the
Republican congressional campaign
committee and Congressman Duncan
E. Mckinley of California Joined the
party and rode into Chicago with the
president.
Because Of the day the president
made no speeches but at every stop
he appeared on the rear platform Of
the Mayhower and shook hands with
as many in the crowd as could be
reached while be carried on a running
conversation as to the size Of the
place, its industries and prosperity.
Al Erie. Cleveland, Toledo, Ashta.
bula, Elkhart, South Bend and other
short stops there we're big crowds on
hand
At Cleveland Henry Davis United
States marshal; James H. Cassidy,
Who succeeded Senator Burton In the
lower house OF congress and several
other local political lights got aboard
the car.
Chairman Laylin got on the car At
Toledo. During the afternoon The
president devoted several hours TO The
preparation Of his address 70 the
Eorkingmen Of st. Paul. which ls IN
addition to the conservation speech.
This Is a busy day In st. Paul, the
program including a luncheon a dinuer
and a review Of the Labor day parade,
This IN addition to conservation
and labor speeches He win leave 81.
Paul this evening for Paducah
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-08
WILTOWDALE.

N a. 49,
John Stewart left last week fol
Davenport, Iowa, where he will spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blunderfield
visited In Solomon Sunday.
There viii be quarterly meeting al
the M. p. church Sunday at 10
o'clock and preaching Saturday even
Ding by Elder Mattinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Book are visit
ing at the home Of Fred Lukers.
Mabel Stewart and Mary Karr left
for Chapman where they VIII attend
d. G. H. IS.
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KEuBERN.

Mr.. Geo. Lenhert and family spent
Sunday at Benz. Jury's.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs B. Klinginl
q daughter
Mr.. Edgar Graybi1I Of Pennsylvania
IL staying At ]. G. Engie'a
MT. snd Mn s. H. Lenhert spent
sunday at Daniel Deemy'a
Miss Mary and Jennie sheets en-
teriained quite q number o. their
youne irisnds sunday
sunday school rouvenii0n At New.
lsrn church Wednesday Sept 5th.
IT. sam Hallzzd' rriprnet wa
~ rfIt 10 ulE'tz I1Esa
4 n l1i1 ,Asss d.lt AZ fairs
IF |it ltN g.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-08

The A. B. Clark Horse Sales Co.
win hold their next big sale at Niles
City, Montana, on September -, 49,
IL ana is. They viii sell on these
dates 1900 horses consisting Of al
classes. II you want the big mares
Nth colts. or good draft bred
resniIngu itieno this fais Horses
Of ali kinds are selling cheaper here
than any pace on earth.
Our october sales viii Be held on
the 10Th and 1sth also 2sth and asth
w5-,is.
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MOoSLlcHr.

Miss Priscilla Bert was in Abilene
Saturday.
The Thursday evening prayer meet
ing uas small on account Of the rain
Daniel wlnsert and his sisttr. Liz
zie Of California visited s. H. Berts
Sunday.
Rtr. and Mrs. Squire Of st. Louis,
Mo-. were At A. H. Brsaehbllis sur
day.
Mss Alice Engle Of Abilene spent
ioupls days this week With rela-
tivea and friends IN this community.
Our D. c. +. s. audeut7 moved
70 chapman ttia week. There are
a numhtr from iris fiarly who VII
attend TIA year
r.t ~ s B5Fshtlatr pTsarhe
"a 10r4E n.I|'|
Ia 2"
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Brown Block DAVIS
Abilene, Ks. DhVA
CHAIRMAN.

John Carroll was an Abilene visitor
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Talbot Of Kan
sas city are visiting friends and rela-
tiyes in town. g
Charles Henderson made a bust
ness trip to Junction City Saturday
Paul Enright and sister. Helen,
returned to their homo in Kansas
city after a couple months visit With
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Erwin.
Harry Huff trancasted business In
Topeka on Monday.
Albert Schorling left Sunday Tor
Ellis on a business trip.
Mrs. Oscar Fisher and little daugh-
ter returned to their home in juno
htion after visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson.
DR.. G. F. O'Bryon returned home
"wednesday after pleasant summer
vacation spent in North Carolina.
Adam Koenig Of Solomon was q
Chapman visitor Monday. "
MISS Ruth Huff returned home
1aafter, a pleasant GUNNER spent I'm
Iowa.
The wedding OF Miss Hazel Arnold
to DR.. A. w. Smiley of Junction City
occurred Thursday evening, Sept. LIST,
at the home Of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Arnold. Miss'A. ~
Switzer, pastor of the Congregational
church performed the ring ceremony.
Just before the ceremony which took
I place at eight o'clock, Miss Bernice
Cleepman, q college friend OF the
bride, sang d'Hardelot's Because.
nd this was followed BY Mendel-
ssohn's wedding March" played by
Miss McShea, the brides aunt. The
only attendant was little Miss Hazel
Brenizer of Abilene who carried the
ring. The bride who Is very
charming girl has lived in Chapman
all her life and has host Of friends.
She graduated from the Dickinson
county high school in 1904. Later
she attended Washburn college, grad
uating this spring with. high honors.
The groom formerly Of Topeka
lis a graduate of the Kansas Medical
College and is now practising phys
sie'an at Junction City The bride
was attired in a beautiful gown Of
white satin, trimmed in Irish lace
made with yoke and sleeves Of mou-
slime and the skirt finished with a
short train. she carried a boquet
Of roses. They left Immediately af-
ter the wedding for Junction CITY
where they viii be at home to their
many friends. The out Of town guests
included Mrs. Elizabeth Smiley aud
Miss Bertha Smiley Of Topeka, Miss
Jennie Stewart and Mr. Carr Stew
art. Topeka; Mrs. Ida Smith, Boul-
der. Colorado; Miss Bernice CHIP
man, stockton, Kansas; Miss Lucille
johnson, wamego. Kansas; Mr.. and
Mhp. P. L. Jennings and Harold Jen-
uings, GIaseo. Kansas; Mr.. j. c.
Mcshta, Muskogee, Oklahoma; MT.
land Mrs. Nit Brenizer and Hazel
BreniEer, Abilene, Kansas.
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BUCKEYE.

Mrs. r. H. Graham and daughter
who has been visiting Mrs. p. ], Win
sIer and Mrs. NJ. p. Hoyt returned
to her home in salina Monday.
Lloyd HinkIe has ANEW rubber.
tired buggy. h
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Lore of Eddy
vile, Iowa, visited their aunt, Mrs
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HOLLAND.


The people here are blessed with
plenty OF rain.
Sue Bell spent a few days in sa'
lima.
Tom Armstrong was in town.
A number from here attended the
barbecue at Carlton.
Anna Shelter spent Sunday At
Britt's.
Mis-, Chrlsteen Koenig visited al
home over Labor Day.
Margaret Bell is visiting at H.
Logans at Carlton.
Mr.. Hawley spent a few days o.
Geneseo.
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ACME.

Mrs. d. L. Fry went to Chapman
Friday to visit.
j. G. shirk went to Quenemo to
visit his son.
Osweld Frommeyer left for his
home in Pennsylvania. He will stop
off to visit his nucle, D. M. shirk,
at Quenemo.
Arthur Boyer is here visiting his
parents.
Mrs, John Atwip and children q
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-08

e. ]. Winsler Tuesday night. They
are on their way home from an ex-
tended trip west. IS a
Miss Grace Pattin and brother
Paul, left for D. G. H. s. Monday.
Misses Grace and Helen Grove
went to Capman Monday to attend
D, c. H. s.
Mr.. ]. J. Marks and family re
turned Monday from their visit II
st. Joe.
Jesse winsler and family, Mrs. R
H. Graham and Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Hoyt
took dinner with Mrs. e. J. Winslei
Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-08
SOUTH DICKINSON,

Born to Mr and Mrs. Geo. Lag,
a daughter.
Miss Sadie Hoffman Is staying IN
Abilene at present.
The Logan township Sunday school
convention will be held next Thurs
day in the Dunkard church at Ma
.yarre.
Eli Kready of Abilene called at
Walter Engle's.
Miss Edna Messing Of Harrington
Is here visiting friends.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-08

Piano bargain. We haye a slight
used plano in the vicinity Of Abb
lene. Kas. To save expense Of box
ing and shipping we will sell very
cheap for cash or payments as low
as $500 per month. Write olney
Music company, St. Joseph, Mo.
vac
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at Gosses'. IN
Daniel Sheets Of Acme is visiting
friends In TIT vicinity.
Mr.. Breeding went to Cove county
on business last week.
Fred Wagner Of Abilene spent sat
urday and Sunday at Melvin craw-
ford's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-08

Abilene.
Mr.. Aaron Presell who has been
working for Mr.. Price. has moved te
Abilene. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel DENY expect
to visit their children at Des Moines
Iowa, in the near future.
M. Feibush and youngest son re-
turned from their trip to Idaho on
Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Lenhert's Of Donegal,
spent Sunday in this vicinity.
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prices for creamery butter az
point named for week ending today.
Dickinson county price v cents
less than New York and IN cents
less than Chicago
Kansas City creamery zoe. firsts
27c.
Chicago creamery 24h-SOc, dairy
2S-27c.
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RTRTHDAY CARDS.

Folders, booklets, etc, large line
to select from. Prices 2 for &C. and
IN to 25c each. Largest and finest
display Of post cards in central Kan
sss. NEWS STAND.
wit
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For sale.

Z Gasoline engine, 10 h. p. and 4
hole corn shelter, good as new. NJ, B.
Sword, Detroit, Kansas swat
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-08

A. usually treated. snrained an
Ne win disable q man for three or
four weeks. but b. applying Cham
fefiain'a LinImcut freely a1 soon A.
lts lniarr Is iecf'7ei ana cfttffiaz
az f|rer|I0aa n|tt etf1 r0|I|a
81 rar n ''1 .
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T6pets. SEPT. s=The Kansis legis'
lsfure next winter win be urged ~
ne state board q couirol % esla4'
Hrb another Insane asylum scueFaera
-s.itru Kansas The three asIl9u'
- crowded ard tae hosid ;. N1aHN
e -. lol Fl ne patients who 0||
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SHIFTING s0IL
Real Fstste Transfers RepoFted b
J. B. Keel. Absraeter.

c.1 Frit1 10 Arna Fritz I0ts 8. 3.
biz Z. Cabins add Hsrinsion 81.
il. 81 DYer to Lillian r. Dyer, v =
w aFH le-i5-zs 81
Anna G rlddo.k ana nu1hand 20
pot,sf Lgau . b n si-ii-i,
H
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For sale.

Choice alfalfa seed. C. NJ. Carver,
phone 1882. Swzt'
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Our Prices are Moderate

Bring your shoes here 70: repairs
and see how promptly, how well eng
how reasonably even Mend EN-"
This shoe store Is lawys a. the
from. with the best Of shoe service
in every line.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
(Graln markets corrected every
morning by Abilene Milling

market corrected weekly BY J. 9.
Norman, Abilene.l
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]. 3. prewer %. paya tho iolIov-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-06
ADAMS NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS
lspeclal Correspondence.l }

Adams, Or, Aug 6.-J. T. Lieuallen
has some Red Chaff wheat which is
testing So pounds to the bushel. He
from Adams. 1t is being received at
the Interior warehouse company.
Miss Pauline Adams of Walla walla
was the guest of Mrs. C. Barrett of
Athena Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Embysk return
ed TO their home in Adams Tuesday
after spending the past four months
in Norway and Finland at their old
home. They made tour of the old
world and enjoyed the trip immense
ly but are glad to get back to oregon.
Mrs. L. C. Bowling and daughter
Aleene. Wade, Ora and Mr.. and Mrs.
T Holdman returned to Adams Tues
day after spending the past month
at the springs.
DR. McKenny of Adams reports the
visitation of the stork at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Baker on Wed
nesday morning, August 8. The re-
suit of the visit was a 10 pound baby
boy. Mother and babe are doing
nicely.
Mr. Fred Fox of Union county, is
the guest Of Miss Nellie Darr of Ad-
ans this week
Miss Ruth Hager of Heppner is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Aleene
Bowling of Adams this week.
Peter Murray made business TRIP
to Athena Thursday.
John Kentz, the o. r. & n. agent
for Adams. left Monday for Spokane
where he will spend his vacation.
Henry Collins Of the Balfour- Guth.
rie warehouse company of Pendletor
and Karl Peringer, made business
| trip to Adams Thursday. They came
| in an auto.
John King of the Inland Mercan.
tile company of Adams, made a bust.
ness trip to Pendleton Thursday.
The Kidder brothers of Athena
came down to Adams this week to fin.
ish their work on the school house.
Mrs. j. Errington of the Adam.
Hotel, left Thursday for walla walla
where she will visit with friends fol
few days.
Mrs. Jim Arbuckle of Pendleton
visited in the city of Adams Thursday
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gilber
! Minthorn, on the Indian reservation
Friday morning, a baby boy. DR.
Henderson of Pendleton attended tn,
case. Mother and child are doin.
nicely
Frank Reed visited in the city o
Pendleton Friday.