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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-14

Don't despair over poor
business. Despair never did
and never will help. Ad-
vertise in The News. II
counts. II means success.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22
WALTER ELl|NGSON'S
 RISE IN THE WORLD
His Latest Promotion on the Salt Lake
 Route.

Walter Ellingson, d Phoenix boy, is rapidly climbing in the railroad world Walter. when d boY in knee pants, be- gan his business careerr as a carrier for the Republican fourteen years ago Thence he drifted into telegraphy and at length he entered. the service of the Santa Fe system. Later he became connected with the Salt Lake road at Los Angeles, rising steadily from one position to another until four years ago he was transferred to the general offices at Salt Lake. What has hap pened tn him lately is told by one of the Salt Lake papers:
 J. w Ellington, who has been chief clerk of the traffic department of the Salt Lake route ever since the road opened for through traffic in 1905. has been promoted to be contracting freight agent, the change being an nounced by the assistant general freight and passenger agent on Mon day It is effective at once. and C. NJ Temple. who has been city ticket agent.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22

he had taken, on an appearance of robustness though he was subject to brief attacks of illness which indicat- ed that the disease had not relin- quished it's hold upon him.
 Yesterday morning he was feeling unusually wen and was in more than ordinary cheerful spirits. He ate heartily of breakfast He was em- ployed about his store until half past twelve o'clock and after dinner he joked with friends. The first indi- cation of his illness came in a sud den complaint of heat. Next he was seized with pains in the chest and he remarked that he would go out into the open air for minute. He did so and almost Immediately returned to the house with Knowledge that his end was at hand He said: I'm all in" And to a suggestion that a remedy would be sent for he said Nothing will do any good"
 A messenger was sent for Dr Wiley but before the doctor could reach him he was dead
 The cause of death was the giving way of an artery weakened perhaps by an abcess and filling the pIeuraI cavity. Though MT Keith had ire quentIy consulted pr Wylie he had been only intermittently under his care. so that as the physician was not present at the time of his death. an inquest was held last night, the jury finding that death had resulted from natural causes.
 Mir. Keith was thirty two years of age. He had quite an extensive 1 acquaintance in town and was liked | for his warm hcartedness A tele- | gram was sent to his parents at | Caldwell informing them of his | death.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22
THE CLOSING DAY
 FOR REGISTRATION THE FINAL OPPORTUNITY IS
 NOW.
Some Remarks Concerning a Demo
 cratic Charge of Crookedness.

This is the last day for registration for the election of delegates to the constitutional convention. If the name of any voter has not been registered at midnight, he will not be voter at the coming election. A checking up of the lists shows that a great many of the republican voters are not yet registered but it is hoped that all of them may be gathered in to- day
 The office of Justice Johnstone will be open all day for the eleventh hour voter
 The democratic workers yesterday continued the charges which they have been making that hundreds of so- called "cholios" that is, irresponsible natives of Mexico who have never been naturalized have been register ed It is pointed out that if that is so, the democrats know it better than anybody else for all the registration officers who have been appointed are democrats.
 There is only one republican off cial with whom voters in Phoenix can register and that is Justice John stone. .He has registered no "chollos." His lists are open for inspection by democrats or republicans and it will be found that every man whom has registered is citizen with a right to vote. The address of every man is given so that those who desire to investigate his right can easily do so.
 It is therefore plain that if there has been any crooked registration. as the democratic workers assert, it must have been done by the demo- crats.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22
DEATH CAME QUICKLY
 ID RAY [. KEITH
His Life Went Out as a Flash Yes
 terday Afternoon.

Ray C. Keith who kept a store on North Tenth street in Brill addition died suddenly yesterday afternoon at 916 East Mckinley street where he had been living for the last three years
 He came to Phoenix about six years ago from Caldwell. C.. sui ferer of tuberculosis though the dis case had not advanced to great extent. His health seemed to inn prove and during the last two years
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22
The House That Jack ,Buil

becomes chief clerk of the office Mir
 Temples place will be filled later on. Alr Ellington has made a favorable
 impression upon the public ever since his promotion to he the chief clerk. and has friends all over the city in and out of railroad work. He is young man, but thoroughly knows the rail road business. Mir. Temple is also well known in the local office and, barring the time he was agent at Milford. has
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22

to conquer.
 ''i}llt. your majesty cried his cour- tiers, you'll have trouble enough in benevOlently assimilating the various peoples you have cOnquered on this planet"
 FOrcibly impressed with this idea. which had not occurred to him, Alex ander frightened up and began to lay plans for, enlarging the regular Record Herald
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22

TROUBLES OF THE ANCiENTS.
 Alexander the Great was signing because there were no more worlds
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22

been here for several years. Congra tulations will he extended tO both on their promotion"
Arizona republican., 1910-08-22

HE great Freight Reduction begins this morning Unlimited qan titles of Furniture and House Furnishing Goods from This chance to furnish house complete at nom Never pendable merchandise Come early like There will be plenty clerks Below give ecials for your approval
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-04
On Can0Slnnn0 / Kina

cn CQnOS1llQnO | Rtn0
Gor 2o1osuuol1b 8orn6olmcrel;
Solnes s. Sieien, JONI vi flere @on=
&C far on1tolt fer @looct, og JONI
far lplnget Jig op til ct al Sc ppcrltc
Grbeoer ri set fineiilfe 5oloprlen =
JONI uSSllpperinl Commissioner oi
3ultoms", Monourilr .. /. II. = foar
| if(g. vGpre 2m1osmGno l1olonoct"
al Is. Seanlor cit mcgct lnrigrenoc
Sntole S6alt9bai=9laoet vSl)c
llnion". Gette lfer 9(nleoniug al,
at >Sr.. Sielc11 bar forlaot i'm Ypit
JOINT @eltprer al 6oocbolp >lolooiitrift
for at ppertnge en- tiliparenoe Still
ling / Ganton. 6ons slfrejie fra
Toocbolp forn1e0e Jig til err ltprre
@eitioeligbeo, bpori bcle 8pen oel=
tog. ~6oocboips @ailp gcbo" tiger
ocrpm: Get bar nco mcgcn Spra.
at 5ooe6oluiterne bpo Jarpel til Sc
res 1olofon1isiGr ST.. 0ieien; tbi
moer i'm enoarige 5tprelie panot
ban ligc @rao Be frenrneoe og ST.
neicrncs @jGrter. gn ltortlecnoc,
lirrtclls!}po og genial Molro, iolr1
)an, bar pelfon1n1ell, bporben bo,1
fonl, % bons Sltteresie for Sc pngrc
5oloen16e6smnno gjor6e oen1 til
6ans trofalte Silbe1were. 0e, Ser
I'LL flptter lamnle,,aaneb bam til @an=
tor, betragtcr Jig ielp iom opcrorbcn=
ll9 lpftclige peNs4et funne fortiutte
lm0cr bons Stprelle. On1 Morge11en
ianllcocs &icctpngen pg SC bpjc1tc
Gm6cosmrno / &on1isl lerens 9olig
TT at bpoe bon Torpel og pnlfc bans
Gfterf9lgcr pelfon1lnen, % om q fte~
lcn ioo bor1s nlal1gc Senner ban pao
&ajcu, lwoens &iucicrne bnoreoe
bmn mes Tprprrfcri=Solut. &ore
opri9tiac gnifcr, iom nj uotrpffer
mco Ell pirfclig Sorg opcr at mite
banL fplger ST.. Siclel til Canton. :"
Gn ou0cn &prrcippnoelm, Ser ioa
&ineicrnes TprpUrferi, tiger, at Set
bor Ell eneltaaen6e flor ben lfabelig
9eutonitratton, o9 at Solf Goocbo>p
olorig bap0e let 11oget ligncn0e; n1e1s
@r.. Sieicn bopoe rigelig fortjcnt set.
Tor Gonlfc / s(nertfo far Set lin
Sntercsie at fao oplplt, at Solnes S.
Giclen oprinoelig cr 2anlf=9(nerifo=
ncr, ibet bon fif 0ell fprlte Stort pao
i'm lmltffe &arriere fer 2ol1oet
Spm II 9lar golllncl Oreng fom
6on til 9Sohen, Ea., fra 9prnboln.
5 @orren og Sou1cstolpn ct ser ito.
re NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og Ser boer
cnomt talrige Slrgtninge al Sieie11
SON arbcj0eOe 1pogle Star el1
Mpotbeferforretning og rejlte 6erefter
til &ina, bbor ban fit Mniettelie 6et
fejlerlige Sol6belen, lom le0e0es al
GnglGnoeren Sir &obert @urt, bpiS
f1l0c 5illio pg 8eboogeube6 Sen nll-
&c @ornbolmcr bl1rtigt pon0t peo lin
Eoali0eligbeo og lit olnbpggelige
9lr6ei6c. Sieien bar / Sc ii6ite 9lar
UNDER Sir 9iobert Sorts Mon1iniltro=
tion Sen neltgperite Gmbe6smano
set fineiiife 5ol6peien, @el1eral=Se-
freter.
Cieien beieger iepnltg 1unmorf
paa iine 6erterejier og far beolige-
bolot &jerltgbe6en til lit 5ebrelonb
og Mooersmaol. 6or ct &ar 9(or IL
Sen blep ban al SEN 6anlfe &pnge u.s..
nnpnt til &tooer hi Iannebrog.
9ouife, ipn1 beigger Rino, bor ban
neo nangc 2eiligbe6cr poet peroifulA
Stptte pg olti6 mo0toget lneo @jrlt-
friGeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-04
. /. 6 q q II 0 III 5 unlf Cite


ro tnr % 2auO hrug.
g 6prcneoe Stoters W}inilter til
Gonlllorf, Ir Ggon far / 6e 1ioite
Gage op6ol0t Jig / ,Seleg bos @enner
I @}innelota5 Spillingbper. siolte.
Sprong 6olot Or Ggon ct 6oreorog
fpr Stl1oel1terne ct. Gatberines
fatholifc College / ct. Saul ONT ben
oonlfc Siteratur, og iuntluc Sag bIep
Der giprt cn 2ulc6eon til sGre for:
Gclonotcn / Minnei oto &lub St.
Eonl, 6por @uucrnpr gberbort og
flcre a1lete Sfonoinoper bar ttlite6c
Snsoog 0enne llge bar 9r. @galn
Niinncapolis Commercial Clubs.
@jult peo cit Slu,cbeoll og eftcr- 6e1>
nc bolot ban ct 6oreorog on slger=
brl1gct I 9un1narf, iom bon bar- 7,l=-
oeret n'eget grlnoigt> og bpis 4rf1t=-
ciper ban gjoroe ginl6el1oe biloe fl1n==
De bri'1ges / frugtbar @npenoelle til
Jorbgelle of llobpttet al BET oprfeoe.
Sono Noropeiten. Toriton6ere,l og
flerc Nrofesiorer fra Gtotens s(ger-
brugslfole bar tilite0e. Or. G4arr
onrtoles poo en- meget inigrenoe
Moooe / Ibillingbpernes Dagblaoea,
editorials Ser citerer forifiellige
llotolelier ira 0anmarf ON Sen beie,
slgtellc BON bar pun6et ser.
0nSoog aften forlo6 Or. ggan
Minneioto for at rejie til @albing-
ton og pioere til6age til lin Golt /
&jgbenbobn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-04
20. AARGANG.
1lamnt Tamn1tt1wmn.
&nnbt / Mmcrifa.

6 II 5 onif 3 III berr
ON u5rop per" Cd
ra 5 q.
Stamberrcn til Ston1bu]et &utb-
lolsool pco Oooer, @repe @atblou,
begop Jig for ct 9ar5 Si6 ii6en ianl=
men rle0 ct Yar Se1rner no poa Ell,
Slogs &eroensomieilil1g nreb Ell oaz !.
t'en @oao Sl,ren bcep1p6te &ie=-
bcnhopn pg lfuloc goo til 9en 9tp,
Dl1neo 9foro fpr sluitrolien. 6ar=
tpjet par cn &rogejolle> Ser bar e1rr
900 Scjlcr, men ellers life bi6cre,
goot c9aet til ell iaa lang Jart. Gel,z
hopoc oo oglae ira 9egpn6elfen of-.
:fcjlcn oSlfilli9c l(6clo og @obarter,~
o] III er Scjlaoicn felt opgibet, i6et:
Saoocn flln uooeoc til Morieille og.
blep lolgt ser. 9icn Ocrn1e6 er @ie=>
rcl,S sGpcntprlplt life lnrttet. Ont
boro poa ct ironif Sfib 6egou fan iig.
til Canada, bpor Fan trof ianune,1:
:1lcr eli ligeiinoet 6ro1lfn1on6, mees
bpcm bon blep crig ON at iloa Jig !.
neo Set norOligc, melt ube6ocbe Ga
nooo. Flonen brogteS til l1ofprelic,
og iii far Sc bDg9et Jig ct 8lofhus
etltcoS longt oppe / YoIorcgnenc.
1nor oe lepcr af SsSagt og 6iiferi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-04

bor Sc irife 9sationalilter og 2obor
9iepruicltanterne orbejoet @aano /
@oono nco SC 2iberole,, og set onto-
ges for rineligt, at slsql,itb pil
ltruffe Jig lan9lt nr1'li9t / Snorsm-
inclicr til oisie to5*ortiers arou for
at boloc Stillinge1r, ilotil ser. blipcr
2ejligbco fpr bam til.peo ct ,,pt &olg
at gjcuuinoc ta6t fSerrpn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-04
sibelen tiger ; vris,

@riien poo @ibler bill efter bpao
et itort l1ogioerfirno | Chicago poa-
ltoar blipe bgjere efter 1. Marts.
@runoen til bette er, it ser til oeu
Sis i,lotre0er en- orbpjelie al Sol
SEN paa 9n0er og &apir al SEN @pa=
litet, iom Importers fra l1olanoet til
eibeltrpf,lil,g og SSnobinoing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-04
: Il II % 4 III er f d nj &
: 8.

Yrpiioc>rt Gait far 9proo9s us
ltcot Ell Yrpflamotion, Scr jtil(er,,
Ganlnarf blonot oe foporilerebe
Sanoc bpoo Soloforbol0et til Sc Spr=.
eneoc Stater onguor. 9e,r ,1pe 9olo=-
Lon tillaocr en Morilntm % Mini=--
nn1n1 Solo paa Garer fra Sc forlfief--
ligc 2an0e, alt efteriom pcofornmen<-
oe 2onoe opfrrper 5plo poo &orer~
fra Mnlcrifa, ug ga Gonn1urf iou
9enleenoe ltillcr Jig itne6efomnlcuoe
onerfor II. e., pil oglao Sc @orer>-
1o1n nofgrcs 6crfra til &c sSoreneoe
Stoter, too 2ob til at llippe ne6 en-
billig 5olo ber 6or 0onmorfs i,
geofor11nelroe giel0er sem lobe Sno--
ferlelstolo ogioa Sslnno, sSrreerne,
@renlono> ct. Groir, ct. Sbomas,
og ct. San. Ser er iolt II 9an6e,
Der fonuner in0 ln6er Oenne @eq1tn=,
itigelle, 6lonot Se1n 9forge % Sue.
rige. sltcn Danmarf ct set e1relte'
Sono> 6pts laaltlige &olonicr oq ST.
lanoe CT inobefotteOe lu1ocr 9egunltf=-
gellen. Norge og Sperigc far inger
&olol1ier, pg for olle Sc an0re 2an6e
nreo &olonier er Ser gjort ltore ltno=
tagellcr fpr flere al oiSie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-04

Set bpjeie sjere er npIie of en-
engellf Gfspebition fltnoet / &ima-
lopo. Set faloeS Seram @aneri og
er 2760O 500 bit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-04
gtuepiqen Com bar tabt 8aro

strepigen Com bor tabt 8oro-
netret poo @llpet, iaa Set fnl1itcs)
v!@lt noar 8rosierere1 fom1ner biem,
bliper ber ct re6iont l1peir."
&offepigen: u@borfor BET !"
Stuepiger: $50, for 8arometret
falot."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-04

Sci t fpr g op bus % 6 q
rem % icbuclis.
Sfanoinopilf 9rieicllfob al 1903
/ 9sep Dorf bop0e forrigc Spnoaa
slften orronyeret cn ltilfl,lo 6eltlig.
bco til 9grc for oct oonltc 1Sorfotter
por Sopbus og &aren Niicboclis
ct Selifobslofolc 9ropflpn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-04
an &c 81 3 cnit q +
ll1rnO til % cricp.

VI It . Il ~ t .:
50 oauifc @nril1gsfpliologcr CT
nplig afrejlt fra aipbel1bopn til
@terico for Scr at le0e ct npoprcttct
9oborotoril,nL ser ifol ,noeripga
@rringA1 peo 1abrifotipncn al 9fo=
tionaloriffe11 Yqlquc, Ser uoorageS
al slgaucplontcn. Ge to Gonlfe CT
cono. pborm. sc Sine Sliporius og
cono. pborm. 9. G1epploien; iprit=
nppl1tc lfol prrc 2ubprotoricts G6ci.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-04

y tct % Or = Il II III l. t.
Sonl bcfjc,lot fortrres ser llet life
loo liot @citcfjpo Gom1orf nlellcun
Mar og Gag. Set CT ret olnlin0cltgt
/ Sc 0olplfe Yropinsblooc at lrle Sc
ficnotgiprcllcr ont at u@eltcllagtcr
Sen og 0cn poa CIT bis 2og ilogter
en- ing, fco S5eit, 1pis &ipo CT for
Solg," ug ocn 5i6 CT ior6i, 6o a.
|lninoeligc 9icrrnclfcr / Gonlnorf rpn=
feoc poa 9fricu as en- gpo @cltebdf.
Eao SC luilr0re fine 9ieltouronter
ierperes oct enoog nouge Ste0er lu1=
Ser lit pirfelige 9eapn.
@poo oerinoo iitfert Sc frrrcltt
far ptrrct ptOcl1Dc pnt CT, at set oftr
CT amerifanlfe &riffer, lom Sc 0onifc
@eltefjp0n6ere letter 5en0erne /.
Geo EFT ltn0eriegelie, iom Sllinois
Gtate 6oo0 Commission bor foreto~
get | Gbicogo CT Set op0oget> at Ser
lagtcs Ell Mosle @elte Chicago, pg
at &ie6et iglges ogloo fer / 2an6et
til 6orbrug, 6aa0e Chicago, blonbt
Sarn1ere, men lurligt til Minearbcj~
Oere al fremmeo @erfon1lt. &oppor=
ten flyer, at man bi6til bnpoe ontn-
get, at bet meite ber / 2anoct llogtebc
@eitefip6 ien6tes til &jpbenbopn, oer
liges at pere set beoite MarfeO for
@eitefipo Ger0en, og bos en Slog=
ter, Ser bper llge llogter Is S0elte,
fan0t man &osler, Ser bar il10rctte0e
| for 6orien6elie al &jp0 for 3an
mart.
J Set er ret betegnenoe, l1oar Map-
porten paapeger, at Sp6agellcn al at
Ser bliper lpiit @eltefjeo ogiao fer
2anoet gipr Set bnlfeligt at Ser
blioer gipet en- 9tatslop, iom regl1=
lerer Slagtning al &elte. Som ON
set life par npopen0igt, at ogiao
Sloetning al aieo til l1oferiel, ielr
@eitefjp0, foregif unoer oroneot
6orboI0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-04
> Ell onnlfc II 1bitilling g 8
bpgntng / Son Sra IL

> Ell an &c II . til ingS=
bpgntng g an Sra IL
cisco,
on1 bpilfeu uYien" far sGren al at
bope fremlot Sonfc11, far llooct goot
at blonot 9onosn1U11o poo gcltfp=
item. Som fpr nnpnt neolotte tire a!
9penS oalrlfe 6orel1iltgcr forleoel1 eli
TGllcstonnite til at or6ejoe pioerc
poa Sogcn, og oenne far I'LL orgoni=
lerct Jig peo at prlgc Or. Some5
0iaoiion til Torlnono, Or. Mplgoor0
til NGitfornanb, &eoaftpr &orell til
Sefretrr og 6. IS. @anien til Sos
fcrer. Gen fiat MI ferit og frean=
melt ipge Samorbejbe npeo Sen So
peofon1ite Son Iro1riseo, Ser far
ltoltillingsiagen 1nocr slrbcjoc.
Gems fprltc pg piatigltc, men pcl pg
iaa panifeliglte Spgope pil blipc at
ifoffe @iioler til 6orctogcnoet. Ger
nrit pil sen iette Jig I6orbinoelic
mes epentl1ellc lloltillerc Gouuuorf
oq ltoa oislc hi nrco Mooo pg 9oao.
&onlitecns officielle 9fopn CT So
niib=9(merican 9l,iloing mlo Grpo-
iition Committee" poo Gonif Gait
morfs= s=9pgnings &onitee1", pg ri
phi lfcr ocn S5clo pN Spffe r1co oct
imuffe ToretM9el1oe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-21

Russian Orthodox church. In his re-
ply to his excommunication he clear
ly explained his views, which includ-
ed the denial of the Trinity, the de-
NAL of the deity of Jesus and his vic
arious atonement, or orthodox con-
ceptions of the future world, of every
kind of Recommendation He believed
that the Sermon on the Mount liter
ally interpreted is the supreme law
of the Christian life, and he laid
special stress on the precept, RESIST
not evil"
Among the works in which his re-
ligious views expounded are What
the People Live By" what to Do"
MY Confession" my Religion"
THE Death of Ivan Ilvitch." Where
Love is There God is Also" The
Kingdom of God is Within You" The
KreutZer Sonta." work While Ye
Have the Light" "The Power of
Darkness" q drama. "The Fruits of
Enlightenment" a satirical comedy,
Master and Servant" Politics and
Religion" Patriotism and Christian
ity," What is Art" and "Resurrec-
ton" There are American transla-
tions by Dole, Hapgood and others.
Tolstoi gave up all privileges of
rank to live a life of labor, and dur
ing the famine in Russia he went am
ong the poorer classes and carried out
his gospel of social service.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-21
NO NEW IRRIGATION WORK.
Probably Seven Years Will BE Re-
quircd TO Finish the Projects
Now Under Way


Washington.-Iti is not probable that
any new irrigation projects will be
stated by the government for seven or
eight years to come, inasmuch as con-
gress, at the last session, clearly indi-
Gated its belief that the projects now
under way should be completed in
their entirety before any new work is
started.
Engineers of the reclamation SER
vice estimate that it will require the
expenditure of approximately s70,-
10000 to complete all existing pro-
jects. Congress last session made
available S20,000,000 towards this
end, with a view to completing units
that are now in an unfinished state,
reducing the amount to $50,000,000
which mush come out of the regular
reclamation fund.
Money is now going into the fund
at the rate OF about 100000 a year
and If this rate continues 1t will take
seven years to complete the existing
projects 1t is known that the re-
ceipts from the sales of public lands
are gradually falling off, but it is also
true that money is being returned to
the reclamation fund in greater guam
titles each year by settlers who have
taken up lands and are paying for
their water in annual installments.
The increased returns from settlers
are expected to offset the diminishing
receipts from disposal of lands, so
that the fund, in the long run, will
aggregate about s7,000,0O0 a year
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-21
OREGON AND o. \. G. WILL
INVESTIGATE NEAR-RIOT
Especial Correspondence.)

University of oregon, Eugene, Ore,
Nov. 21.-President Campbell of the
state university has appointed a COM
mittee OF three members of the fac
ulty of that institution to act with a
like committee from the Oregon ag-
ricultural college in investigating the
causes of the riot which occurred in
Corvallis following the annual Ore
COMO. A. c. game week ago.
This joint committee will get testi-
mony and dispositions from every
body concerned, consider the evidence
and report on whom blame for the
unfortunate affair should be attach
ed. Excitement is at fever heat at
both institutions and charges and
countercharges have been made un-
til 1t is with difficulty that the truth
Of the situation can be ascertained.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-21
Oatarrh Cannot BE Cured

not reach the seat of the disease Catar-
IN In q blood or constitutional disease, and
In order to cure It you must take internal
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A Peculiar Wrench

Of the foot or ankle may produce a
very serious sprain. A sprain is more
painful than a break In all sprains.
cuts. burns and scalds Billiards.
Snow Liniment is the best thing 10
use. Relieves the pain instantly, re-
duces swelling. is a perfect antisep-
tic and heals rapidly. Price csc, soc
and s1.00. Sold by A. q Koeppen &
Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-21

Big turkey snoot will start Thurs
day. November 17th At the Pastime
shooting gallery. Hendricks' base
basement. HOOVER 4 BOOK.
Propristors
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-21

Named potatoes are made whittier
and lighter by adding Clsvsland's
b-king Powder before beating. Try .
J pound can from your grocer for 81.
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Fresh eastern and Olympia systseS
at Hohbach's. Telephone Main SO.
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PILES CURED IN no IA DAYS.
PAZa OINTMENT n Guaranteed 10

cure any eass Of Itching. Blind, Bleed
ing or Prstrudins Piles in to II
days or msnsy refunded. sec.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-08

and every inch a man, at an age when
most young men are interested only
IN trivial things, Emmett was busying
himself with the nOblest task that can
challenge the thought and purpose of
mantle freedom of his country.
Knowing that his cause was just, and
having the courage of his convictions.
he made an attempt to give his people
the liberty that, by right, belonged to
them, and in the attempt lost MS life.
But it was no unwilling sacrifice.
Never did patriot give up his life
more gloriously or gladly Not a re-
greet trembled in Robert Emmet's
heart as he stood there about to die
for Ireland's freedom. He had striven
for her rights, was apprehended by the
authorities and was in a few minutes
to swing into eternity; but upon tho
threshold of death he smiled a quick
defiance at his peoples oppressors,
lovingly babe Ireland goodbye. aud
begged her never to forget the cause
for which he was cheerfully surren-
dering his life. Thus, at the age of
%, did Robert Emmett die for his
country country that has made his
parting words the Ten Commandments
of its political thinking and the meas
ure of its hope for the Ireland that is
to be