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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14
WILL IT COME ABOUT?

OF much significance is the dis
cussion now on in various sections of
the country in reference to a new
political alignment. The sentiment is
growing that the two present polti-
cal parties do not adequately repre-
sent modern political sentiment. Am
ong conservatives it is urged that the
conservative wing OF the republican
and democratic parties unite for the
perpetuation OF 'standpatism.
though of course that term is not
used. Liberals on the other hand
urge the union of the progressive
elements OF the principal parties.
In the August number of the Crafts
man, Gustav srickley the editor,
says:
The birth in the near future of a
new political party, formed by the
blending Of the progressive elements
that have attained such prominence
il both the old ones. is, now almost
a certainty. The majority of the peo-
pie regard it as the next step in the
reform movement; the old-time poll
ticians, even while they affect to
sreer at it as impossible. are afraid
OF it, and show their fear by waver-S
ing uncertainty between the policy
which yields sufficiently to public
opinion to pass some of the progress
sive Legislation that is most urgently
demanded, and the other extreme of
uncompromising hostility to every
thing and everybody that threatens
the supremacy Of the old order.
I'm spite Of the political clamor
there is no lodging the fact that the
American people, Irrespective of par
ty affiliations, are even now arrayed
in two great factions, one of which
stands doggedly by the old-time poll
teal methods and organizations, hop
ing that the storm will blow over as
other storms have done, while the
other is battling for honest govern
ment under the direct control Of the
people, and for the conservation of
those natural resources upon which
the wealth Of the Nation depends.
We are approaching an era when
the issues upon which a presidential
campaign is based will be entirely
different. IN fact, We have no more
issues, save that Of honest govern
ment upon q fair and sound business
basis-a government representing the
interests Of all the people and car
ried on for the benefit of the whole.
The demand for this IS nation wide,
and it is the outgrowth Of an awak-
ened moral sense as irresistible as
that which swept away slavery and
prevented the disruption Of the Re
public.
The minor questions that we have
been accustomed 70 consider political
issues are but details in this great
movement, but until a change is ef-
fected in our political methods both
parties will still use them as catch
words to delude the voter during the
campaign, and will iegislate or OBJ
struct legislation at their own pleas
ure and for their own profit after
election"
The editor Of the Craftsman pre-
diets that Theodore Roosevelt will
lead the new party. He would be
fitting leader because he is the man
who put The breath Of life into the
progressive movement throughout the
country. VIII he take up the task II
the republican party does not act to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14

from Italy, where it has long been
rife. They have infected our buffalo
gnats, which thereupon biting heal
thy persons, have communicated the
malady to them. 1t is just like the
case of the mosquito, which, having
sucked the blood of a malaria suf-
ferer, attacks somebody else and in
PRODUCES the malaria germ into the
latter'S blood.-From "Pellagra Caus-
ed by Gnat." in August Technical
World Magazine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14
There Are Others.

\ big hearted Irish politician in a
western city had just left a theater
one night when he was approached by
beggar who said:
Heaven bless your bright, benevo-
lent face, A little charity. sir. for a
poor cripple"
The politician gave the man some
coins saying:
and how are you crippled. old
man?"
Financially. sir" answered the
beggar as he made off b
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14
AN AUTO HINT.

l sat in my auto
one day in the shade.
To rest for a while.
When a sweet rustic maid
In a pretty red bonnet
Came walking my way.
With a smile in her eyes
Like the sunshine in MAY.
"Ah. Little Red Riding-hood.
Greeting" quoth L
A very bold knight
To maiden SO shy.
Beg pardon. I'm not"
She shook her small head:
I'm little red walking-hood.
Sir she said.
w. J. HAMPTON.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14
KAISER AND BROTHER
FUSS OVER ZEPPELIN

Berlin.-A serious difference of op-
inion has arisen between the Kaiser
and his brother, Prince Henry, in re-
gard to the Zeppelin airship expe-
dition to the North Pole Count Yep
pelin has interested the Kaiser in the
project. and now that an American has
reached the pole by the ordinary route
the Kaiser would like to see Germany
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14
Lash for Wife Bcatcrs

Everett. Wash, July 14.-At the
summer meeting of the Washington
state Sheriffs association, opening
here today, several new laws will
probably be recommended as deslr-
able in increasing the efficiency of
sheriffs in dealing with criminals.
\ resolution favorng the estab-
lshment of whipping posts for wife
beaters and assailants of women pass
ed upon fayorably at the last session,
will likely again meet the approval of
the sheriffs The sheriffs also favor
the rigid enforcement of state cur
few law
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH .BlTTERS

today and see for yourself what a
wonderful medicine it is in cases OF
Poor Appetite, Gas on Stomach,
Headache, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Cos
tiveness, Cramps, DiarrhOea, Malaria,
Fever and Ague. It's results are GER
tain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14

\ farmland" union at Walla Wal
Ia did not last long. The members
did not want to work and the farmers
did not want that sort of men to
work for them. So there was no is
sue to keep the move alive.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14

Although local politics is quiet in
Umatilla county it appears that there
will be sufficient candidates for all
the offices. Then in case any of the
offices should be left vacant of course
the deputies could continue the
work
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14
Keeping We'll

is an easy task with the aid OF Hos
letters Stomach Bitters because it is
compounded from ingredients best
known for making and preserving
health. If slckly, rundown or over
worked get n bottle of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14

Americans are wise. They are let
ting the Germans and the French try
out those new airships and get killed.
After sky travelling has been made
safe our people will invest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14
must tell.

suit his wishes and the wishes of the
other progressive leaders? Time
must tell.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14

The German Emperor seems to have
been misquoted. How like Roosevelt
he talks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14

Chop houses and meat markets
should be especially vigorous in the
anti-fly crusade.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14

Have the Russian bear and the
japanese bulldog gone into partner
ship?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-14
THE DAY OFF.

; Taking Of a day off, where the
hills climb to the blue
) And the river is a-sayin': Here's
a fishin'-place fer you!"
IN the pleasant valley
By the singin' stream,
Where the cool winds rally
A day off, for dream!
Takin' Of day off-another 4
world in view,
Where the skies and wood 4
lands are sayin' things 4
TO you.
Happy hill or valley 4
BY a singin' stream,
Where the cool winds rally 4
A day off, for a dream! 4
. . . - . = > . o Q Q Q . a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
w RPH CiLI> O\ Gu\OR
Only stopped Ou for Fnrr-n Minute
social can

~ jaws l. S.r' IT. rharl-- =
Murphy was caller al D..npw"lls today
IT, Grupg-'d ~ To- hay" friendly chat
win Mayor Gayuur aud stayed only ten
or fifteen minutes
IN" 1ammE1v i"ad..r "a me- m hi- auto.
rnuhh' and stopped - IN TN" wav - his
country HON" AZ GOOD Grourd IN"
Mayor sad l,'r- tha- IN" subject ~ poll
ti"s had NOT taen touched upon
Oiu"r callr-- were Zero Wernl-rE. q
lawyer u Bru,klyn and an cld friend II
rl" Mayo Magis'rEt- William McAduo
aud .Ilru'- O'norr"l. former cou-r
R-t"rdarf
L. m" afternoon Mayor Gaynur took
= s''.r "ut. wat far' = VI" vPy brrrg
through trn v.,,'- 10 htnd sfnuv Brook
u" would hHv" walked further u u had
NOT l-"n rpr ~" heavy dust which irri-
tates hi- 'hroai
IN th" "v"ring b" r1utrr"d over 20 tho
HON" ~ \ \ stewart. five mtlcE EWay
and took dirn"r vith VI stewart ard hl-
wif' Ms Gavnrr ALSO wont along
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UOIID>'T WED GIGGII>. GIRL.
Br.I~E rooni-eI~ci HaIis PROCEEDINGS In
License Cierk : Orncr

TIr.ro~ Mass sept IA because ~
n,.f".fn-h.. snI. S"r.4t a hen he vas having
fi" raarri. ?" hr"rs.' FLIED ou' ~ CITY hall
Dor. William Har go, Vho aid he ltysi
lu New = Drz. dacIIu..d 10 60 iIrth-T
toward ma'rimony ant .f' the building
fr. b,.t'-rp.r'' 80 toms followed pro
'".tug -" rmY,pr..i ir'r 20 reform bu,
Do. -.fu~.d
Harvey appeared l' ~ l.rk r-tlu =
ono. with AN a''racitv" vpIug woman
and asked that q marriaE. h,"us.. he
ISSUED iiarN-" gave rl- name -.iid
Hi- address was \,.w Work oity and that
D.. "a 60 bar ..u,I.- Tho girl gigXl,d
Harvey declared rhlr n 80. ,u,rS.....i any
more 'h"-.' would h.' no s.-ddius Sh-
siRRI-d the second tue
The New No.a man notified tie clerk
'hnr h.. had changed his mind about a
marriage hc"n--. Hrolpgi,"d for having
ctu-.-d - much 'roubl. and left m" build-
lus followed by the gIrl, promising not
10 laugh anT more
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',rITuTr ~ >TEERiGT.
InIrrptd iInIIanhrr Win -. SOO HaS ia
Prove lie Isnt . Paur-r.

NtNl,.utr RrI"l. q Hplllud-r with
eleven medals received f.r vslor IN several
var the 'r>' ~ which vas the Franco.
PrusziasI. when h" Wa stu m hts teens
arrived on Thursday bv the White star
liner Adritttr A. n -t-eraRs Passenger
because h. cuuid not get acCpmmoda ton
IN IN. cabin He -aid hs knoCkrd around
I,onalou several weeks waiting zoe =
chanc.. ~ get % ticket emitting him to
com" fn America iu gaiItl~msuiv fashion
He ',d ~ gold ant paper currency
about g. 49, which h" supposed would
eu'.t'" rrw ~ land ~ N. rI"r ~" was
mu..n -I-prl-..l 10 tui that no would
Ta," 700 =, 30 t'u- l-hri - an alien
immigrant. although h" declares No -sId
DISTINCTLY that I- va merely tourist
he dli not ike being h-rd"i with the
..unI grants Hu the island
Yesterday. after "Nhin.tIug hr- money
60 IN" lnlul-rtNr- AMI assuring them
that no was here fpr pleasure and was
not hz.Iv ~ p"rru" publ" charge
Snti. ms money held ont he ws- al.
m,ttai intp N" and - the free
Mr Br"uhl has . bamboo can" on which
b.. mas sugr1 v,.i N" names ~ the places
Boz" h4- visited 10 hr~ world rambling.
Nirer -.-.ius Nnr;h america ne will take
ru south america. thus completing he
-ly-. 10 Wow ~ ~ the world except the
pular regions A. nom" b." Is IN the IN
-ITauC" business
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Va rLoGcING az :. :. SON.
japanese Skipper Must rake II> PrisOR-
rrS TO Sra To Punish Thou

fACpNN Wash Sapt ~ ORrial
""uutenau"" cannot be gwen Nv 'h"
Iu'ed state. To- puhii' n"CSlng ~ a
punishment for rri-nn"r~ on q foreign
vessel who us'' rrok"a ava frpm tIa.r
sr,a.". The was tho ruling ma,l. hv
United ,i'.t"s I,'uu'y Marshal IIa-trIss
~ S"vn~g ALASKA last w'".
-Four laulu"~. h"li GA ru" Idpaur,.
~rupuu"r kImvI NIarl 10" deportation
|,cau-i ifr-r roma .utIE hti.i-n az TIE.
E.ll~ hIrk - lrala-Nl Tor nv" DAYS 'hoy
found they hal attempted ri. impn.-
,.u." n.cgus" e la.k - fool aud ir.v
rrturr..i tp ~" snip To-. master 81 tn"
y,.. sci immediately arrsng"' a.. s,,.--
mnrrp'~ rulH. punishment 81 in" ',lgi.
'lg"- a.I ,, d.. preliminary step DO" 'urrr-
allv ,-hrd tn" Deputy Marshal Tor g"t-
mission 100 %" th' men an q puuIIr place
u luE..,Aa end there administer IA,
furguE Pm" rsd air-IdN 90 Bred
llre'iug. refused u~rm.~,lpI and =
lengthy controversy followed The ,au-
tam n".a B.. wa hs rIgh' tn upulpn ms
Urf-uu"r- t~ 10 d'.-u"u best H." lE,pItV
Ntr-lal ...! 't. NrDD'i could b- auplr-S,
40 'rr,'' a> 'l, captain d'., ir"i GA board
his t"ss.. ,gf~rl, fu" tho. mtl.. irrut
has not .~upr"
~" rrt.nn"r- nli .....u rpr,l...d Of
ii....4' .-i,uv a. .ut.t-Dd and nd -"ry,.d
>ru'"n,.'. rn-r"
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\EH ISIIND morn.
Is In the BOEoIOf I.roup Game WIN
Earthquakes IN NIaska.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
rlrT ,~D I >ECOND TERT.
President Not seeking Honor hat HAS
Not stepped Nshi-.

BEvtHLN. Mass sept. ~ President
TAf''s a,titud. toward second term -
substantially this
~" is no; actively seeking second
'"rn u" J. d"vu,lng himself solely 10
ia" duti-s Of hs ofiicr and To the rcdemp
ton Of 'rc pledges made IN the Republic
can National platform.
Iia has found iaa duties ~ his oficC
'Nact,uK II not irksome. bat b" has not
sad a, has Teen reported. that he was
willing 10 step aSld" IN 1912
TN the contrary. the President will
respond 10 call for second term u
he - satisfied tha, his friends and the
country want him h" ha- not thought
OF DESERVING hr- fu-nd-
rhr- j. substantially the attitude that
President Taft outlined 20 his supporters
before h" Ieft Washington and his mind
mas not ohang"l
tn. President himself declined TO COM
m..ui to day 81 ne reports that have teen
published of ms willingness To stand
a-id.. ~ ISi? bat hl- attitude - well
kuuNu tu M friends
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
10 TINDICtTT LORIuER.
sugEe-Ied mat We Resign and let Illinois
Elect HiTn NEain

CHICAGO. Sept ~ iullpvug me re-
NOMINATION f5r the Legislature 81 bIg
majority - tho Republicans and DEM
rrats who voted f1r Tsuru.r for TN ted
states Senator IN NAV. iaIA. and with
their election p-a'tirali' assured "Vcsp'
~. a few districts. friends II i.orimer to
.i,v wer,' discussing q project fpr IN"
yin.IcatiOn Il ~" Sepat.T Tn" scheme ~
I.- Inrimar - f"- ~ from IN" Irtei
~ to- ~..nr'" aud ~. reelected hv the
Legislator" - neu u con enrs m January
trIuer supporters assert hat every
member - 'ha Ilhuo - I.sR,~iltuT" vino
20. 'ai o. slart the bps- - within and ready
-pt.. for MN aRarn. no fnstfsr what M"
.rI'.ptr" = criminal Erp-aC'IHOus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17

Arirr.s charge IranL Nuuisn. the
Comedian. WIN Drsrriiou.

SNN FrNN'is,n. Sept ~ IhtrViul,
trauk Nnuldn. The comedian b. h...hHud
wr'h d,-ertur Maud Lillian B'rri fled 20
divorce compliant tl.- morning 50
- 'hs ad".fnd daughter - the late to'r
m"ourr fuIt,u q Bern ~ Fresno and -
ans ni- he. 'llu,.-- and death hat took be-,
from ~" stag" FrIpk MpulHn AM Mis-
Barr N"r" married uln- vcIr- agu 90
GhiCago ~" had furmarlv h""u ihs y ir-
81 Dr F.dpk Fisher. an Oakland ihv-i-
can. from whom IN" rot = divorr. l,.frr,.
her d"h.' ~ N"w hurk
Tn" --tai. "i Miss B.rri fitl"r which
81" inherited Wa estimated 10 %. worth
81 JiDvT ~ thu tIm' IT ~ death r.
consists Of vast acreage 20 rai~in ranches
and much orl hand thal o.. .'upinS IN valu"
rIud'. ru" impetus 81 r"r"rt rich strikes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
r,r,H GRIWr> ~ NI>. ,roRE.
Nan VII" Vanished IN a RIc,-haW Arrested
0H Emi,r element charge.

rHr " fs'S bS'E"'t7 % 7 ~ -
SINDAPoRF sept ~ Peter 4 Gordon
Grimes 81 Neg York. Tor whom ~" police
here have been l"oklnR b" being charged
with ..fnh"zz"nent. was arrested to-day
and r.uand"d for = hearing
Pa'sr Gordon Grimes was repre-
sentative II q party 80 Americans inter
sstad ~ ~" promotion ~ a rubber com
pary He lived AT Rafl"s Hotel IN Singa-
Dor" and j. an American citIz"u He
returned from SaraWak on Thursday with
ont pretenc" 81 onnc"alneut. H- landed
from n samoan and upon reaching shore
hailed rick-haw ard rode away
The pole" - Singapore hearing Of
his return. act out 10 fr1 him and sue
cs...ced NJ ov.-iakIng him i"w hours
later 4 warrant was issued for has
arrest som" dav- ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
DFTFCruE THROI on WINDOU
Onl, Na> He CouId G!~t Ca tn serve War.
rant on McI cod

When Dr d Mcleod dentist. ~
175 kI-,hiu avenue. failed Ia answer a
sunmouS ,sI-d 10y Magistrate HarrS
~ the tour' OF domestic Relations aud
r-t'Irnabi" y,-~rcrda" morning IA" M1gr-.
'ra'r sent DIRECTIVE Rappolt ~ search ~
the d.urSr The drt-ctIv. found the
front door Of the doctors Residence. lock -d
80 b" clmh"d ~ IN" fir" escape and broke
into the premises through a window
lie fond MrI~od "a n-d. H- took him
10 court
IN" summons Wh,ch Mcleod guored
was ~-u"d on Thursday On he complaint
~ his wif" l'iItia. whD sad ~" dent -
had been drinking and mad put her and
their 'wo small children ON M" hpuz.
Magistrate Harris put Mcleod under
bond 81 Sj2p to paw Mrs Mcleod 81" a
week and 10 ceas" to modest her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
roo no, on roR TtRcIr W0Rh
atlantic Battle Fleet Comp-IIrh to Pore.
go Practice 10y tho Weather

CNTTp STArES RArTLrSHIr NFRNnNr.
~ -"s Icy wIr l"s- 10y way 81 Portsmouth,
Va sept ~ tn" interrupted fargo
prar'ic" with big guns .y tb" batil' nr"'
could not h" resumed to-day because ~
~" strong n.rfh"l-t"- that has boon
hIpwtng sine" Nrin rsdav evening
Oug rs" ships nav" fin. ,h..i turir
hatti. practice N effort Wa- mad" -
tow N" iaTg"'- past tho shIT~. hpv" 90 m
m" f-rm"nt bu' tn targets broke ldriit
and the Tori wd- abau Ion 4
II T. probabl" that tn" n'n' viii b"
tuabl" - l-av" III" drill Rrouris unul
several davs later 'han M" tim" originally
rC hciu,ei
Two men w.r" washed overheard IN
securing m" targets but wore pI,k"I up
by ~" tugs Toe n.rf'- tup 10 New
Work NAV -" DELAY Il ."v"ril DAYS h..-
,au-. - ~" tunuit. Wh,ch shows NO sign
81 icttIng M
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%" fa'r 'wp!nv',~ liability at and the
necessity Tor corrupt practices act to
govern elections Wrra other ,Iti.Cts
Which would pr"hahlv com" before IN"
r'~rpi" dUriug the cam patgn. he tnough'
Ur wilson declared that there could
Not b" any tuuh; ~ To- Whist Mas his stand
"n ~" NATIONAL rrohl-rn 81 IN. tarn He
b"i"N'"t thar ,u- claus" II Oh" ul1t ,orm
'd"rt"i a. tn Trenton INVENTION which
'Hifart"riz'd tho present tauH q, "A
means of patronage and not oG prp'cctIon 70
Expressed his views sNarilv
Then There vas au 49, icl.. en- IT '"a BADLY
The TauI Make B-hava- which P-s,~,-
dent Wilson sad he had wrlt'sn for the
N'-h iWr.icGH Rsr,rr and wnrcl had
appeared Last November That Ia" 10
h"v"d. expressed his o0inron ort uns we'll
IN" Republican pledges Of revision down
ward had been redeemed
Iher" were not many STUDENTS about
IN" campus TODAY 10 comment upon the
presidents ayow"d design 20 submit hi
resignation tn the trustees The few
sad eyed souls that fitted from one con 70
dlton exam To an other had not even
heard that ia" president had determined
formally 10 ofer hi rssi Sna'Ion a. IA.
head % the universitv
When they were told ~ Dr. wilson Is
announcement some ~ tn, harrIai rN-
anIn"r~ oplned that the trustees wen.
all good skates and that they wuuldu't
consider Or Wilson's resignation until
they found oGt how tia. election went In
November None Of IN" trustees O., m
town AZ present. so no hint Of their atri-
tuda IN the matter can ha gained herr,
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VW nv rIRED rOR R,>>I>G
Though go, rrHm~nt Employ - D;dn I To-
late Letter of law ~ Heinz Elected

BecaIS- no became candidate for
pi-ctiun 20 the county committee m ESs-I
county. y j last Tuesday Joseph g..
owen of \-Nark NAV las. his ,pr ~ ;t~
Bropkivu navy ward
Il r. rula e Uncl" sans rua' no GOV
eminent -wpIoy- shall become a member
~ any political ComWi''." oven son {.
fnr h' lost ar ~" prrar.a. Congress
uau Whey IT the tIga'h New .Iar-.v ION -
gr'--ipual district spent the lest par ~
primary day AZ M. navy yHri living to
Cnnvlrv" the CuIuudndart tua' & owen
wasn't -i..,r-I U" wIs not liable - do
mrSsii 10" ,ummauitHl sal h- wu.id
refer tu- matter 10 III" secretary ui tu"
Navy Tor rurug
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~, NIEN1E or H,prI 'H,N1E
Or a BIcRiIng oI Both Dld Ne FInd ThIs
lost PAY Ghrcks

WAsHISGToN y y. ept ~ after an
crgnt hou- search Yesterday Tor . lost pay
,l..ck had proved VAIN Whitfield Carey
O., uduci ~ - M" Washington d-1ll. HIT
upon tn ,Imr." "Np.'ii"nt Of s"ndin z
another nt . paT,'r rit"' - and was thus
1hl" to ip,.ii.' u wi'hn,.r furi her trouble
IN" ch",k had blown ont ~ the window
into patch Of tan w'-.-'ts and the second
pee" at pap. - n"lr =" IN" -Ize and
weight " m" check ~ pn--Ibe was laid
IN the sam" place. picked ~ Nv the same
hrr"y" and drpn~itni right b,--ide The
missing paw check.
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>W,>HED nv DRE ,D>OUGHTS.
GoinE NJ 10 knots, squadron Demolished
80 Foot Target In . Minutes

PoRrsMoUTH. sept 10 There was a
n"w develnpment m gunnery prart ice
nv the home fleet to-day. being squadron
firing ~ moving targ-t
IN" target an elaborate LATTICE work
AFFAIR ninety feet long hy thirty fact Ugh.
Wa lowed hy the lndomtahla \ Dread
n"ught squadron steamIng NJ the rate ~
sixteen knots opened fire simultaneously
A. a distance ~ Ave miles and demolished
the target IN three minutes
Thsr varship- carried ou' the same
practIr" under ,aryIng conditions with
similar succs-~s
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prof Lmb-, for ConErc,.

TRFNToN y J S"p ~ Prof william
lIbl--y IT Princeton University has I.o'n
agreed upon bv fhe D"fru"raf TO- leaders
NJ Mercer county - the cindidai" FOR
DnRTess from tho Fourth distrtC; Hs
ha. consented 10 r.n n nominated
Inasmuch a. Mercer county cont rols
The district his selection 10 probable.
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RErORD CiNtDIIN IROSSING
q q. steamship tnspre>s Of Ireland tutS
RimousL ~ NrrpooI Time.

r...HI q .a.. iisHp"Hh fu IHE ~tN
IIVERPOoI sept ~ The Canadian
Pacific steamship Empress Il Ireland
WhIru arrived to-day broke the record
for IN" trap from Canada.
Sh" made m" passage from RimouskI
20 %" bar ~ . DAYS. ~ hours aud ~ min
ut"-
Her average speed for the entir. trip
was i T. knots an hour.
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RFyrHLY. Mas Sept ~ s,shan".
Wh'". rr" ForN'sr aviator. moJorod ~
R"v"rlv rr-lty and pad ht- respects 10
p-uStdsu' Iaff
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Tfc Vnt street f.H01 n THF rvY~tSg .t.s
nm aims al 'rr r1sr,ial ness amt ne sto~L ard
bond guota "pr, - ne sIo,~ Of ne ratA~' The
rio>irg GuoAuons. inCiUuIrg he uid and A--rt
o. rec. WIN sddiUonai meas matter a. ~un
tsAhsd aiso n the aLsEI sd.uon " TaK EvKNR0
Slhy-Aa.
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YRS. ROCkEFTLIEF> ~ urn
1au.rs Family To RemAiR ~ Cleveland
Hey onaI Z -iIal Time.

CLFvFiANp S"pi - John II Rockr-
f.llrr I'D not g. 10 Tarryt"wu to-.iay
fpr hi- annual fall visit
4 guess ! vii stay her" for y while.
~" ~ "a Will" b" Rad q paper containing
VI" crusI- report H.' Was much pleaS,-'i
over Nh" hig showing II I"yrland popu-
lhfsou
o. o.. AID tnst Mr. u ,cksf"li.r = health
- not sufficiently improved Tor her -
mas. M" trip
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The increase ~ Dallas. ii6 per cent .
- m" largest - any city pet reported
upon hy IA" census m. increase -
Waterloo. Iowa. i- il2 per cent aud ~
MIlke-hdrr- - per cent
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jaime, > HnI ~ Year. OId

~ PAU SNr' r. James = Hiil -
=. v"rr. % to-day I'm N gooI health
DO rrnPrsed st1ndinR ~re~t and h., evea
shining Mr. H.l was DOWN az his Office
bright and early to-day.