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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
NOTES FROM GoTHENBURG
Two Deaths, Two Weddings and q
Fire Reported During the
Week.


GOTHENBURG, Neb., June 10,-(Speciai.l
On account Of the illness Of Mrs. j. NJ
Elhngsworth of Chelan. Wash, the body
of Mr.. Ellingsworth was buried there this
week instead Of being shipped to Gothen-
burg Mr.. Ellingsworth was a resident OF
this city for many years. having came
here with his fathers family some twenty
years ago. He died last Saturday
Swan Benson. and old settler, died al
his home two miles north OF town. where
hid had lived twenty-eight years, This
funeral occurred Monday afternoon. He
was born in Sweden in 1889 and "a survived
by his widow. ~
The house occupied by John ostendori
was almost entirely destroyed by fire
Wednesday evening. All the furniture was
saved. The fire department was promp,
and did good work, but the house was old
and the falmes spread rapidly. Much
damage was done by water,
Mr.. Otto Athenstadt and Miss Dora
Kaiser were married Wednesday at Zion
Lutheran church by Rev Mr.. Rauten-
strauss. The bride was attended by Dena
Lamburtus and the groom by Henry Alden.
About ITO guests were present. After the
ceremony a fine dinner was served to all
at the home Of the bride.
Mr.. Henry Cyriacks and Miss Mary
Miller were married at Zion Lutheran
church by Rev. Mr.. Rautenstrnuss in the
presence of immediate relatives. They win
reside on Cyriacks farm
Mrs. John Buss and Miss Maggie Acker-
man were married at the home of the
bride in Champaign, Ill. They arrived
here Saturday evening and will reside
north OF the city.
Rev A. NJ Sheppard of Iitchfield arrived
this week to take charge OF Presbyterian
church, as pastor from which he received
a call. He will preach Sunday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Pittsburg Woman
Accidentally Shot
Joy Ride is Followed by Tragedy in
Home Of G. F. Hill, a Wealthy
Oil Operator.

PITTSBURG. June 1os-Mrs. c. F. Hill,
wife Of a wealthy oil operator. was shot
today by c. r. Shaun, who has been ar
rested, together with William Dauffen and
a woman named Emma Horner
The shooting occurred in the Hill resi-
dence. Mr.. Hill is on business trip in
the west.
Following an automobile ride last night
the party returned TO the H.ll home.
Early today Dauffen, it is alleged. kissed
Mrs. Hill and Shaun attempted to shoot
him. AS Dauffen fled through a door
Mrs. Hill threw herself in front of Shaun
and received a bullet in her side She
probably will recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
A BacheIor'. RefIectIons.

AS long as a woman can hide where she
is stout she knows she isn't.
It's very clever OF a girl the way she
has 80 many beaux she can count more
A girl gets so good looking every time
she peeps In a mirror it's queer Il doesn {
last long enough afterward for other peo-
pie 10 see.
II a man would work at some employ
ment half as hard as he will trying to get
a public office at a low salary, he could
make a fair living.
The way to teach q girl to flirt Is 10
give her a chance.
on the whole marriage Is a success in
spite OF the people who do H.
The more man could learn by studying
subject, the more he thinks he knows
about II without doing IT,
II it's twins a man Is so naturally un-
grateful as not to be thankful It ism
triplets.
It's a mighty powerful conscience tina
can bother a man as long as he keeps a
good appetite.
It's just like man to show a better
temper over falling overheard than get
ting caught in a shower-New York Press
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Many Cattle killed by Lightning.

MASON City, Ia, June 10.-(SpeciaI.)-
The electric storm was much more severe
than first thought. ]. c., Bittermen, who
resides in East Portland township. had fif-
teen head of fat cattle killed by one thun-
der stroke. They had been silo fed during
the winter and had been given pasturage.
They were all standing along a wire fence
when post about three rods away was
struck. Ray Sherman. a resident of Lin
coin township, lost ten good cattle in the
same manner at the same time. There are
number reporting the loss Of one to
three. The barbed wire fence is the means
OF killing lot of horses and cattle, and
some farmers are crying against it's use
on that account.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Earthquake Damage
0Verestimated
Traffic in Region of Mexico Visited
by Disturbance is Being
Resumed.

MEXICO CITY, June iO.-service on INC
Manzanillo branch of the National rail.
ways In the states Of colima and JelisoO,
which was interrupted by landslides
caused by the recent earthquakes. was
resumed today. Telegraphic eommunica-
ton with the districts surrounding Colima
volcano has also been restored. Fear that
the railroad tunnels had been obstructed
proved groundless. II Is believed the
seriousness OF the earth shocks has been
greatly overestimated In some reports.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Coins the Limit.

The novelty OK having his hair trimme,
by lady barber appealed TO a mildly ~
toxicated clubman who entered an estaf
lishment where girls were employed
tonsariallsts.
Loath 10 leave the chair after his hal
had been trimmed. the ciubman said to tn
girl:
Now gimme a shave"
The Eir performed the task and AWAITED
further instructions.
Guess you can put on a couple of no
towels,' said the clubman.
After the hot towels had been applied
the clubman enjoyed a face massage anC
permitted his hair to be annointed with
perfume.
Anything else?'' sweetiy asked tn,
maid
Hesltating a moment as II to make VI
his mind, the clubman replied:
Yes; l guess you may pull a couple OF
teeth. Judge.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Captain of Barge
Murdered at Sea
Cook and Two Seamen of the Glen
dover Charged with Killing
Officer.

BOSTON, June 1o-A hunchback sea
cook, William De Graft by name, together
with two husky bargemen. Antonio Pris-
kick and william Nelson, ali of Boston.
were locked up in Jail this afternoon.
charged by the federal authorities with
numbering their captain on the high seas.
The men are members OF the crew of the
Philadelphia barge Glendowsr whose cap
tain, Charles ID. wyman OF Parkerhead.
Me-. had been found dead In his bunk in
the barge. He had evidently been beaten
to death as he lay sleeping.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Miss Pendleton
Heads Wellesley
Acting President of College for
Women is Elected President by
Board of Trustees.

WELLESLEY. Mass, June 1o.--Announce-
ment that Miss Ellen Fitz Pendleton, dean
and acting president OF Wellesley college,
had been chosen president OF the college
by the trustees was made today. Miss PEN
dieton was graduated from Wellesley in
1885. Miss Pendleton has been acting presi-
dent OF the college for eight mouthA and
has been connected with the institution
since her graduation twenty-five years ago.
She is in her forty-seventh year
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Property Rights
of Kansas Women
Those Having No Children May Dis
pose of Half of Joint Estate
by Will.

TOPEKA. Kan, June IA wife in Kan
sds who has no children has right
to will half OF her property possessed by
herself and husband to whomever she
pleases. The supreme court so decided
today In the case of Charles @. Carmen.
appealed from Crowley county.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Indian scholars return.

WALTHILL, Neb., June 1O-(Special y
Fifty boys and girls Of the Indian tribes
on reservations in Nebraska returned to
their homes in Winnebago and walthill,
Neb., Saturday from the Indian school at
Genoa. Following the usual custom dances
in the old style were held by the tribe
members on their return and a big feast
given. The boys and girls came on a spe-
cial car from Fremont over the Burlington.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Golden Wedding Anniver.ary.

CLAY CENTER, Neb., June 1O-(spe-
ciaL)-The golden wedding anniversary Of
MT and Mrs L. C. Davis was celebrated
AZ their home here last night. Nearly 200
OF their friends and neighbors were present
"hen the aged couple returned from an
auto drive at O'Clock and IL was a com
plete surprise to them. Many valuable
golden gifts were presented to them
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Burned by Powder ExpIosiOn.

IOWA CITY, Ia. June 10.--(Special. y
A spark from his pipe alighted in a key
of gunpowder Joseph Zinka was carrying.
and the explosion that followed resulted
In the severe burning of the man. His
sight will be saved. barely.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
J. D. nren b Out ON bond.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. June 1O-J. d.
Bren. former treasurer OF the University OF
Minnesota, who is charged with taking
900 belonging to the university and who
was re-arrested yesterday and placed In
Jail because he could not furnish $1,000
bail. as required by the court, was re
leased today when his father, brother and
another wealthy resident of Minneapolis
furnished the required bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Priest ORDERED OFF stumn.

FORT WORTH, Tex, June 1O-The Rev
Rather Patrick Murphy ceased his activ-
tues as stump speaker in the statewide
campaign today, at the direction OF Bishop
Is sure priests can take care of the moral
Iy and religion In their respective parishes
ana that Father Murphy should go back
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
MarenEo water Tower Falls.

Iowa City. Ia, June 10-(speoial.) 1.-THE
steel water tower at Marengo, a nearby
village, fell last night. destroying a house
in its descent. II was twenty-five feet
high and held $4,000 gallons of water.
Nobody was dangerously injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Iowa Cadet Frustrated by Heat.

! IOWA CITY. Ia, June Special y
Hugh Wilson of the Iowa university
battalion, was Frustrated by the heat,
while being reviewed by Adjutant General
Logan, Friday evening He is in the uni
versity hospital, in a serious condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
WIN Hunt Mig Game with Rows.

ATCHISON, Kan, June 10. r.. Jack
son and ]. NJ. Challis. attorneys of this
city; Henry NJ. Richardson OF Boston and
srchers viii start July for a hunting trip
IN British Columbia. armed only with
bows, arrows. hunting knives and fishing
tackle. All firearms are barred. The men
expect 20 hunt mountain lion, bear and
deer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
DYNAMITING OF PoSToFFICE
IS FOLLOWED By FIRE
Between Twenty and Thirty Build
inEs Burned at French Creek,
w Va. Saturday.

ELRINs, w. Va, June 1o.-Brirgiars
blew open the safe in the French Creek
postoffice, twenty-five miles from here
earl ytoday. Fire followed the explosion
and between twenty and thirty buildings
were burned. The robbers escaped In the
confusion following the fire.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11

SIOUX CITY, Ia, June 1O-(SpeciaI
Telegram)-Peter Thompson Of Davenport
was elected president of Iowa Sons OF
Herman, who adjourned today.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11

ST, JOSEPH, Mo-, June l0-Mabel
Mosier, an Atchison, Kan. woman, was
convicted OF engaging in the white slave
traffic by &, criminkl court jury today ana
sentenced 70 two years In the penitentiary
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
bankers WIN Meet In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. La. June i0.-The an
nual convention OF the American Bankers
association will occur In New Orleans
November q to "a next. This date was
decided upon by a committee OF the local
clearing house and approved by General
Secretary Farnsworth OF the association.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11

The Key to the situatlOn-Bss Want ADS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07

so. l5.-aq iene aeipiiie Got Strih ooer
9ar,ele 9auo gsle9en in Dem borough Woore
9adawanna Gouutp uuo Staat Yeuuiplpana
beoreu,t uuo beiGrieben wie folgt: ST SOI
0o, 81 in Der llnterabtbeilnus herielben, &C.
mad,t BON Der Start 9nnn eompnnp. ipie &C.
,eiat in ibrem @lane ooer Sarte autgeltst IN Der
Sfflee Der belagteu Gompanie in Der Staoi
Yittston, eiuiangeno al Der Gdt ponN Gaii
Spriua uno Billiam StraBen, oaun entang
beiooter Miliam Strabe $50 6ub gu elmer Gdt
non Qano Der Start aanN eumpanis, nanr
,utIoua beiaatem 9ano 50 SUB gu siner ed'
pou cot No. 33, Gait Spring StraBe, oanr
,utIono beIaater Cot $50 f5nB Su elmer GdC
beifeIbsn all 6eaater Gaff Spring Strabe, oanr
tut[ono Gait Spring Strabs SO 6ub 3u enel
Ode BON @iainm Strabe, Dem Gntan9splase
pie obiae Got 1T betanut ale no, 81. gaf
sprina Strabe. ST baiielbe eaHn. p.lhes
ibertreaeu purSe ourd Die 6tart aano Com
PAM an Soiepb stepbani burt 0eeo oattr
Ben 26. Wldr, 1907 uub siusetragen in Del
Weeoroers Sffte in aaddmanua Gount1 in
9eeobud 224. Seite 800, etc. Berbshert, mt
enem srOben twsiftodis,n boljsrnsn BObn
bauie oorauf
Rit 8sihlag btIsst nub in GJefution atnom
men auf Die 9Iaae BON 9to. Spis gegeH SoIepl
etpboui Sdalo $500. SHtsrelien, anwolt
aebl6reu uuD Soften. SnosmsHt Ro 9S3
Ndr, SermiH 1910. d. ia. jum Ottoee
Esrmin 1911.
Sarrp Rteble. anwaIt.
au has ssHaHntt GtesHtbum uirs HHT sssf
0aaEaakluHe sTsaufts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
q. 8. >Gonaor. Sderiff.
SGuiHsami. Scranton. pa.. Dpnnsrfas. ben
7. September 1911.
Sas xhal abwdrts.

9abIur. - Der Sdpei3er Mdnner'
dor bielt am Wfontae Elm Ric 9te in
@psrlep's Bdlbdsu, weldss isbr gut
beiudt unO In ieOsr 9iniidt Sufrisbsn'
itellenb mar.
Or. g8. 6. Fier pon guOcu ftarb
seItsrn gu GImburit, oft 45 Sabre.
- Der @onlolibatso SLOPE Der 9itl.
libe @ilen uub Sobleu @ompanie 3u
apOcu muBts am Samitas fit unbs.
itimmts 3ett seidlOiisn weroen. ba Elm
Seuer In bsmielben miitbet, bas itetis
an llmfans sswinnt.
- Die @oroners geI6wOreneu, lpel'
die ben Sall bes 9ames Balib unter'
iu6ten, Der am 1s. Suli in Der @reen'
moob giO. 2 3eds setDotst wurbe, er'
fldrtsn am Donneritas abeno In ibrem
8efunb, bas bic @Ompauie unb Der
MfaldiusnIsitsr usrautpOrtlia isisn uHS
i6lassn suslsi9 Dor, baB bic ndhfteu
@roBssIdworsnsn iih nit osm 6all be-
fafsn, anOsutsnb, baB 8alib's Cob
fattii9 Tobtidfas beoeute.
= Sin graub, mether bur6 einen
auf ben SubbObsn Seworfensn siearren'
ltammsl peruriaat nurbe, 3erftOrte an
Niontus giadt bas 9otels unb Bobu'
esbdubs bss Benjamin SenuinSs tr
Wlinooia uub Der anseridtsts S9aber
bsiauft ii9 anf etwa $4,000. De
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
Wiinoofa feline 5euerwebr bot, 10 mar
ss nOtbis. 8eiitanO pdn scranton 3n
berufen, sbe bic 5lammen bewaltiGt
merben fonnten.
BON 8etersbura.

- Siebert Bsn3el bon 92s glorb
Srpins apeuue rettste am 0fontas 10
Rodp @lsn elm Wiabden pom st.
trinfen.
= Der 4idbrise Otto 1roitsl bon
PrescOtt aosHue uOllte am Samitas
Otadmitta9 auf eineu Sierwasen tlst.
tern, nm cine SSabrt Su erbalten, fiel
aber ab unb unter bic Rdber, ipelne
cine 5site iiberfubrsn uno iebr b6s Ser.
oriidteu, ibu aber ui9t innerli6 uers
letten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
staOt ttnO Gonntb.

- Sannab Sans asutbolb lieB aul
Srsitas ssssn ibren @attsn 9enrp cine
Gbsidsibunssilass auftrensen. neil er
fe aneeblid srauiam uno barbariid be-
banbelte.
= Das Sntersiie am eriten Resiitra'
tionstase lestsu Donneritas mar Elm
reyes unb es lieBen insseiammt 5S01
Nabler ibre giamen in bic Siiteu eill'
trassn, sssen 1910 testes Sabr.
= Das @opne Saus on Der @de bon
gadamanna uno Penn auenues lit an
Samitas abeno burd 3. 3. Durtin
on Susb Sesnan uerfauft woroen uno
iou Der bafiir besablte Prsis nidt gang
s 35, 600 betra9en.
- Robsrt Stodforb. 5ubrmauu Der
Ssilsarmss. purbs an 5rsttas 0fOrsen
an 8ine Strabs uon isinsm Baseu Sss
idteubert uno unsefdbrlid am Sopfe
uerlest, als Elm 8abuwasen bas @efabrt
trai. Der 0asen wurbe fart beiaa'
bist, bas gfsrO snttala nuusrlsst.
- Der is Sabre alte Sarrp SullarO
Don 9inosn StraBs uno 16 Sabre alte
9aprsnes Sdaffer Don Prescott aus.
unr muBten am Douusritas fiir eia er'
fbsiusH im Susenbseridt Bhrsi&aft
leiitsu. neil fie mebrere Gage auuOr spsi
Sabrrdber ftableu. -
- Sir ben smei 0odeu Termiu bes
Common Yleas @eriates, peldss ON
2. Sftobsr anfdust, muroen an Sreitas
@eidworeue sesoseu uno baruuter be-
finoen ii6 folssnoe Deutids: Sobn
Slos. SUrsn5 3eiblsr. @Owaro 3. Wleg'
sr, anton SLID, Sranf Me4ler. VI. O.
SOffmanu. Sfaut 5tsrnbers. Sobn z.
@rauadsr. Sulius Soispb, Sobn Rob'
ling. Gnton Meper. @nitau SsniOn,
albsrt 8enoer uub Srant Bed.
- Gtma 100 slnssitsGts Der 9ada.
ipanna Gompanis 5u 9alllteao wurben
testen DOnnsritas su friibsr Worsen'
ftunoe BON masfirten Banbiteu iiber.
fallen uub sesmuusen, ben 8erlen ibre
sBsrtbiadsu ein,ubduOissn. @iusr Der
llsbsrfaflsnen leiftets 8iberitanb unb
srbistt cine Repoluerfusel. bod LIT feline
gsrlesuns unssfabrlid. als bic anbs.
rem bann Gnitalten ma9ten, bic Rdu'
b:r unBusrsifeu, ersriffsn bieis i6nsll
bic Sludt.
- @dbreub Srau Marb Dauis am
Samitas abeno In ibrer BObnuus at
Wgomins apenue cine brennenbe Gam.
pc trus, itOlperte iie. bic 2ampe entfieI
ibr, erplOoirte uub es CAB eineu 8rauo,
Der Dor isiner 8ewdttisuns einen S6a'
ben BON uu9efdbr > 800 anrthtete. Srau
Marp' VI. Grts. cine Eodtsr BON Srau
Dapis, erpies iid in 8erbtnbuus mil
benz Sorsans ais cine iebr beionnenl
Srau, beuH iie trus iOwobl Die Muttei
iolpis uud cine franf buruieber liesenb,
Sdweiter aus benz brennsnoen Sc
bdube.
- @bwarb Hoemer BON gieip Sapen
Conn.,, als lcsuiider sIuitreider in Der
perl6iebeneu 8oli Eheatern auseitellt
wurbe am Samitas WfOrseti am Gub
Der Rrsseott auenus auf ben Sadapan
no @elsilsn an sinem SdaOsIbru9 uni
inusrtidsn gsrlssuussn IeioenO uufss
funbeu uub mau uahm juerit an. bal
ibn entweoer Elm 3us setrofen bab
obsr ct iiberfallen worbtn iei. bod bi
uOH Der Polissi ipdtsr anssitstits Inter
iu9nus f4etut au3uoenten, oaB Roems
in Der Duntelbeit pou Der bortissn 20
ben B6iduus unb auf bic @slsiie fisl
Der Btrlests murbs ua9 BEN Stau
Soipital senommsn, mo sr am elsi9e
. Gbsno ftarb. obue wiebsr bic 8siinnun
Jn srlausen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07

- @itbsrt Dbits uou Ponb Strabs
lieB am DOunsritas feline Satin Sara1
auf bic anilase Der 8isantie usrbaiten
unb fis wurbe fiir sin ssridtliass Grs
fdeineu sebaltsn. Die Srau fott juei4
mai uOrbsr uerbsiratbst semeieu anl
ui9t sei@isbsu porben isiu, aud MT
siuem 3oftsdussr namsHs 1suiania
Priee ~ intim sewsisu fem. ..=--
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07
Suumpre.

= Sraulsin 2uep 8. Seil BON @bur9
StraBe uno @uitap S. S6Olla bon B.
Drintsr StraBe murbsn Donnsrffaa
absuo in Der 0obuuns Der Brauteltern
ourd Paitor Sames asii6man su sineni
gliidliasn @bspaar sinssiesnet uno iie
tratsn ipdtsr cine Idusers So9seitss
rsiie an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-07

@tm6b BTf@itbsntr GrtiHiionsbtfttIt bon
iisra Gartas, espart 6atias uub gsubitipni Gr.
ppnas, ausssfsft ppn BEN Common pleas @s.
riot BON aadapanna COUNTY. an MID ssrtatst.
ptrbt Id ausftssn jum DftntItttn 8triauf
burG BtrfltisTnne obH ausruf an ben boot
ubsr msia 8istsnhtu, fir 8aar. In BEN @t-
Ei@tsssbduee Ia br Siabt SuaHtpn, eada-
tpartna County. an
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-08
PORTLAND ROUNDUP
SPECIAL ARRANGED
portland J%ournal.)

A special train has been arranged
for those who wish to attend the Pen
dleton Roundup, September Is n
16. over the North Bank road, to be
known as the Oregon Daily Journal
Special In order to arrange for the
train a guarantee of rs passengers
was necessary and all who wish to
take the trip should make their re-
servations at once.
The fare will be s22.50 and will in
clude all expenses while away. The
train will leave at II p. m. Thursday
evening. September IA, and will arrive
in Portland on its return early Sum
day morning, September II. 1t will
consist of an observation buffet car
a dining car and three or more Pull
mans.
The fare will include meals enroute
and during the two days stay in Pen
Gleton, fare to and from Pendleton,
berths Thursday, Friday ana Satur-
day nights, admission to the grounds
and reserved seats for all events,
carfare to and from the grounds and
in fact all expenses.
The train will be sidetracked neal
the grounds. BY taking advantage
of this opportunity those who take
this train will have none of the bother
that usually accompanies a trip to a
fair, such as looking for rooms,
waiting in line for meals, n will be
free from the jam of the crowds at
the ticket windows. AS soon as the
desired number Of reservations is
made grandstand reservations will be
made by telegraph and all arrange
ments for the comfort and enjoyment
of the visitors completed.
The train was arranged through the
courtesy Of A. D.. Charlton, assistant
general passenger agent of the North
ern Pacific railway, n w. f. Conan
general freight and passenger agent
OF the S. p & S. railway. All reser-
vations cam be made through Mr..
Conan by calling Marshall go. Mr..
Coman's office is in the Railway Elk
change building. Reservations must
be made before noon of Saturday,
September 8.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-08
POWER WILL Be
DEMONSTRATED
ENGINEMEN TO HAVE
DAY AT APPLE SHOW
Test Valuable to Orchardlsts i'm Giving
knowledge Modern Machinery Ne
cessary to Successful Growing of
Fruit Trees I'm Northwest.

Spokane, Wash, Sept. S.-Demon-
STATIONS of power, traction and hand
apparatus and nozzle will be featur-
ed at the spraying machine COMPETE
tons in connection with the fourth
National Apple show in Spokane, Mo-
vember % to 80. Gold, silver and
of the class by judges to be appoint
ed by the American Society of Agri-
cultural Engineers. The trials are
open to the world.
The purpose of the tests and COM
petitions is TO give the growers the
benefit of the most approved inven-
tons and modern improvements in
spraying machinery, which has be-
come such an important part of com
mercial ~orchard.ng throughout the
United States and Canada, and it /.
thought that the competitions will d.
much to stimulate a more general
use of apparatus for the protection
of orchard and field crops, also t.
encourage the manufacturers who are
endeavor'ng to supply the horticul.
turists with machines adequate tc
meet the requirements of the work to
be performed.
perhaps no class of agricultural
machinery has shown more rapid ad.
vancement during recent years than
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-08
NOT THE ONLY ONE.
There Are Hundreds of PendIeton
People Similarly nat

EDitthtffu.
a there be any stronger proof of.
fered than the evidence Of Pendletor
residents After you have read the
following, quietly answer the aues-
ion.
Mrs. E. j. Meiners, sol Lewis street,
Pepdleton, Oregon, says: about two
years ago a cold settled on my kid
neys and caused backache and pains
through my loins. / felt lame and
sore and any movement such as
stopping or lifting was accompanied
by sharp twinges. While l was suf-
fering in this way, Doan's Kidney
Pills were brought to my attention
and / procured a box at the Pendle-
ton Drug Co. They gave me relief
at once and l had not used them long
before my trouble was entirely remov-
ed. l know that this remedy Is one Of
great merit and consequently 1 do
not hesitate to recommend it," Estate
ment on october 10, 1909
Time Is the Test.
Mrs. Meiners was interviewed on
May II, 1910. and she said: ~ still
hold Doan's Kidney Pills in high es-
TEEN and / am pleased to again say
a good word for them. / have taken
this preparation recently n it has
done good work"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-08

bronze medals will be awarded in each
those employed to protect fruit trees
from the ravages of insects and fun
g." said Rem H. Rice. secretary OF
the National Apple Show. Inc, and
to bring out the highest development
as well as the improvement of the
methods of application OF spraying
material 1t has been decided to give
a series of tests under proper u
thorization.
This is assurance that the compe-
titions will be conducted in a thor
ough and scientific manner and
should be of assistance TO the grower
in selecting machines suited to their
requirements. The officials Of the
competitions will be experienced
judges, observers. practical horticul-
turists and competent engineers"