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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26
POD MOSKALA.

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7 MOSKALA.
W B'olL,EtslLAw'IU, " CUB. ka-
llsk,ej. gdy jul wszyscy m~ieszkahi-
|oy pograteni byli We 6nie wybuch.
Daf grozuy polar, kt6rY 2 powodu
nocy braku wodv, przybrs}
~znaczne rozmiarY. Osleh strawi{
80 dom6w mieszkalnych. PROOF
~znac,nej liczby zabadowah gospo-
|darskich. Kosci6l katol,cki try
razy SIC zapala{, "a kazdym jedDak
rasem ogieh ziolano ugss 6. Maj
wieksze straty poni6s} rabin miej.
+scowy, kt6r ;mu r6wniez pcdczas
pozaru zagina} drogocenuy zabytek
starozytny warto6ci 1000 rb. q plo
wn,oy palacego ne domu sd4zy3
wynies6 35 900 RIB. " got6wce Mo-
seek Rusek, kt6remu oglen strawi}
khksset korcy zyta. Solomon Jak6b
ponl6sl strate " towarze ma $4,000
RIB. w ratunku hrafy udziaf straze
ogniowe: mlejscowa, z Wlelun'a,
Chruscina dwie Z ~zagranicy.
WARSZAWA. Zarzad warsaw
sk,ego: okregu szkolnego wystoso-
wal do wszystkioh dyrekcYi nau.
kowych ! inspekoyi szk6} pismc :
wyja6uien'm senatu, kt6ry orzeka
il osoby, WHINE potajemoego nau-
czania dziecl?i zak}adanla szk6f
bez sezwolenla ~w}a6olwej w}adzy
" obrebis Kr6lestwa Polskiego, ME
N-F-r = 81 y - u-z--&= -.<-T 49,
powinny= hy6skarane administrAcyi-
ME, lecz podiegac odpowiedzlalno-
Sol sadowej " zwyktej drodze
RADOMSK. w tyoh dnlach
aresztowano v Radomsku Plnkusa
Z%aloderra, by}ego dyrektora kline.
matografu "Oaza" Z powodu pc.
dejrzen:a 0 upra wienie haniebnego
handful zywym towarem ns wyzsz9
skalY. Zdo}ano wyrwac : rak ham,
dlarsa czterys dsiewcseta " wleku
lat l0-ls, kt6re mia}y by6 wys}a>
ne do Hamburga. Mode Iofiary "a
trzYmano tymczasowo " r-szcie
poczem odwiezione beda do stale.
go ioh miejsea zam'eszkania.
NlE.:P0TRZEBA skUzACEJ.
PAM b. Brumbaugh z Hartville,
Ohio, l'lsze kobieta kt6rej dostar-
oxa{am pahsklego Gomezo, donos
mi he odprawi}a s}utaca, czuie sig
bowicm dostatecznie siln2 ably
mogla sama wykonYwac domowa
robote.
Ora. Piotra Gomozo znakomi-
Gle ~odpowlada delikatnemu orga-
io1Ywia. Nleaprzedawsne
" aptekach. Adres: DR.. Peter
Fshrney d Sons Co. 1875 So.
Hoyne Ave. Chicago, III.
CZy SWlNt stale sic lep-
Sym?
50 M --~H-- N~S.n 81 <olD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

TORUN.. Ma strychu s'arego
domu nalezacego 10 mistrzx pie.
ksrskiego p. Bborseakowstiego ma
prsedmiesciq Chelmiaskiml zns,let-'
ziono ko6oiotrupa osoby. " kt6rego
osaszce sobie mYszy guiazdo' urzae.
dzl}y. .-..-.S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

lUBAWA. Kradzieie konl "
G wizdzinaoh ME ustawaja mimo
o~xujnosci policy. W nocY ma sro-
de %skradziono gosoinoemu J6ze-
fowl Michalskiemu konla warto:
6oi 500 marek: Ztodz,eje zatarll
wszelki slad "a soba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

sTEszEwY. Posar suis.c.yl
sagrodly gD.podarz. Karola Ben
.soha 2 L]eosyoy:: spaliso sic c.le
inwsnt.rx i bvdlo. Gdy5
'tesd Bsuscha, wymierlik Al,mahn
po e. o.var:y wohoa.i. do pale
o-go sie doma b. wydabyt STE
futro pop.r.yl s'e tax oieako. lie
smarl pdiniejl " L..areoie. TaE.e
Fussbespieo.y Jest stan oha}apnika
romassa Cegsovst,ego kt6ry pf.Y
ratowaaia pop.r.y4 sobie reoe !,
s.gi1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-10-26

BISKUP1EC. w nocY Z sobo.
ty ma niedzlele wybuch} u kupca
Nieumauna lydia ogieh. Gdy per.
sona} sig obudzil staiy juz schody j
inne wyj6oia " plomieniaoh. Ura~
towano 60 "a pomoca drabek. Jest
to " st6suakowc kt6tkim czasie
Jul drugl ogien, lecz ME wladomo
dotad " jaki spos6b powsta}.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

cratic administration with feeling
oI ioaJ o0 words 600 that onert 10 dc.
DlHrrI f1u he failure ui his new
stat. 900 irmJiu Republican mi-ht Ur
% lIuuul calamity
The resolutions then Instructed the
delegates as follows
We therefor, ustru uuf delegates
Uo THE stat, convention fo use every
possible onou lu secure the noulua.
zion ul candidate ton stat, offices who
.Hu ..r.I|. 10, elected and tu sirisp
Dec eliminate all candidate who ave
duulInl of election
Iur resolutions Then d,plur,d the
u.t chat u coo, county go t,u ml.
SIii.d members had ny,u so mi.lrd
u- tu follow man principally rospon-
lHl' 'ur bad administration. and
hn NOW sought power Tor selfish
rU'r.-,. Th, resolutions declared
th.I th,-, wpsuid'd men mIgUt en-.
dtusei OBJ, .u.ro,. of a., GiuouWut,r
Holt. oItnuugb 10 was NOT Nordcd so
Haus.
Tho resolutions did not cause
burst "t enthusiastic applause u-
Wisht haN, ne-u expected
The convention adopted resolution
w. ku- Ht- delegates To- tus Vegas
a.s" tl, delegates goo tao district con.
,cntior and adjourned abruptly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

V.u.... a.UH N.Nu,FrN O. r..
N..r. g. Uu.n o. sa.tn,r.ul,
\ - ."..... ...r.. Do IauarU =
D. rf..n.. a.".... l.m. D. b. Walls.
.r N -uHm 3D. Oh Nuu \rt.a.
I.u'
rr..u., 81. Don't Hua Tan.
IH. U.r..mu. u0rs oH...l
rr.ut ST.. .H pHut.. Dar.a.
E.. g.Uu.l
Precinct $50. Nuun. J.-, Glr.
u... ,...... sI Fran ..u GuluI-
dom. .I. "a; N"flu
l ... convention mt One over
when committee 600 permanent om
Uu .,u recommended fh1t th,
present ..uf. .'u'Iti committee and
Do. .Ee....., .ouwuo. Hr made pen
U.uou. uuN .He nos. counU ,uuy,u
.un D. slI Uu.UluG. however. lrpur
H. ua .Hr chairman ..mmou. %
unia. presumed probably chat This
,ouwr.., would no, uJ-l um Ih'
order Cd. a.-.u,.s provided 'hut % com
W... OBJ. N.. .H appointed 90 nam,
IHr Ur',-..D. .u fhc state convention
ALSO commended Chat jhn Gem
ra. D1uuul... h" empowered tu nlI
200 vacancies. .....d b.. Ipttl rr f".
.ilutU.u. u.. DO -.H nothing H.uHt
vacancies ..H.,u Jos .u,s,ruou
pom muluu 900 Be- SPITE fhis ppO'
wa Adopted and 81. Eos 'hau.od The
u,.Da1t, uu u..r luuoroi um with
Ur, .Iir- I'd. .Hp solemn festivities.
TI. ,.uu.u.. .I UE, selected 20
uau. In. u.ne.f.. fu In, u.. GONE
.,NIuu .uI. ...u l,.I ID. tL, .,.Ir-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
RUMP CONVENTION

A''IAlUNtN AI'lN Nh' INV
Precinct 80 e vpuco- lado Groso
and FclN Garcia
Precinct so .usluiauu GWlOr
roz. Antonio j NouDo.a. D. NJ pcIou
cello
Precinct so paTouc.u.o ,ua.,l
policarpio N.mlo Eli.so IuuWi .U
Dionicio Ana,n.
Precinct $50. Iu.lBlau Marine
REYES Mora
Precluct 30 u-FFanoIsco Duran
Dolores Nunil CclotHs Slucb.I u.i
Emo Rubi
Precinct 40 l'-F 49, CLANCY N.lI
Ton S Otcro. Louis Held. . y AUwIo
D. T. Sulzer. Alberto LeuCiuni AlH,I
Gruns'old = Saudoyal p o. i.tu A.
Montoya y ; RGsonuald d. iuau
LETT. Geo \ Joyce. A r. NWNou. y b.
Garcia. n r. Fox, Nmadou MuuDIo.a
4 W Hayden y Haul"y % SpOtf A
\ Keen j ; Black \ G. bWuc.s
= A Martin. " louhs J NJ nool..
tie d Ruppe
Precinct SO I3 FrN Gau1ro
MaNimo SANCHEZ. MmlDp Garcia Hem
rs Gleason TounIo NrDNIIuta H.-
Wrio Madrid. NI.Noullo Mutf,I.l
jos. Romero. e.. u Murphy NHuu.
u -priug,r Jesus Eamun. Mud. Co
ORTIZ j. T. Matthew.
Precinct SO g. carlos Gr.Fn,
carlos Lop,l. Dutp sanchez.
Precinct 40 -3. Tirlp lu..ru.
NoStor P1en.yho. Jnan y Gur.a
rre,iuci SO s6--B a. Ives. ~ o.
Mohn. y q. MoCrod,n VI D.b"nueIL
W W Ralph u g. Macpherson.
Julius SmHh. Eduardo Utu.a " o.
Gillcuvat,r. benjamin lucrp Juan
Sandoval W. a o. Allison, g. o.
SETH FIdI Appdaol, Fraub j. 1.H-
yer. u IS Elwood o.. 49, Ba1trsN.
T.. D. Goblin, FRANK Alderman. 10 T.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
N FARLAND GOES To
SAN FRANCISCO TO
ANSWER CHARGE
Insurance Man Accused of
Embedding $4,000, Passes
Through Albuquerque OH
Limited Yesterday.

Andrew Ma.F1rund formerly an
.usunur, mu OF san Francisco. and
Who p1IuDd much FREQ puolicity roe
Gently when b., was arrested in colo.
RADIO SPRINGS ou cEar-o of rmboz.
lIiuE N1u.Uuo frpm Ethel g. Groom. his
fourth VIE, was boo Albuquerque yrs-
t,rdaA uu his way 60 san Ffuncise0.
Macfuuui arrived on tho santa ~
limited 90 ~ o'rlppk n, was accom-
panied hy detective ana was not
permitted Go lDat, tho Pullman car
while here Ma,Farliud. according ia
thr story, married Miss Groom gain
rd her confidence. likewise access to
% safety deposit vault at tho bank n
which sac bad Deposited SOME ten
thousand dollars MacFarlnnd and
another woman ,luped to colorado. IL
is said taking thr Sln.u0n with them,
Mivs Groom fought for oXtrndition
papers ana mcfarland VIII have tu
answer t1r embvzlloment charge in
San Francisco
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

fold. D. Gupn, John o. Hug Gu-
trrr,l Jos, -uErHru. -I.ufHT " Gar.
cu Eam,u pudHu : D. Nru.i. a.
NJ FIH
Durua h. somewhat h0stH. m-
trr.u OF nearly GOA hour Nh MHu, q"
ortiz. boz nov,u ,luuuHn.,. u..ur,,l
tlr center of tnr Stag, "a, m.i, au
eloquent ana mpas un'd plea to'
au.I .ut.ruwout and N,unIi.uu
.l.J.r Hud Nnn moro luptu-. tsun
uu. u' .H, other -H,aktt.
When Nh ORTIZ had concluded.
Fuut 81 clancy r.Hd go, resolutions
which won, sol,Wuu adopted
TH. resolution. .II
No. OBJ. Republicans OF HomllllIO
county. in convention assembled. Ip
affirm our devotion nnI adherence tr
iho great Republican party 'ho OnlN
tu. progressive party .uoWu to fht
United states .u the last Cl years
dWus no Dot which time 10 has been
opposed hr q party OBJ mere oppression
and destruction ot every odyau.ina
st,I loo tGe interests ot personal tree
dom
80 This stage q. The game there was
q considerable rlstlo among 'ht
crowd Of Democratic spectator. IN the
rear oft the count room. The soyeroign
poepH we're being heard from
The resolution tncn denounced the
present course pt the Democratic par
D., ana declared 'nat 30 struck at tho
v,p foundation of TIA. great soycin
meuJ who,oupon the rustic Increased
u ,h, rear ui tho court room
The r, solution thanked every man
m public NE who contributed iu tni
way fo securing statehood Chi"
among whom was our great president
William Howard TAFT
The resolution Iisp extended thanks
10 our own citIlens' even including
Delegate Andrews .or their work on
behalf of statehood Tine resolutions
asserted Chat the Interests OF the stat,
required Mat ii remain Republican an,
said that the convention looked hacl
ON the dark days OF The last Demo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
SECRETARY OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF
The Int RIOR
HERE TODAY
Walter L. Fisher. Who Sue
ceeded Richard A Balliner,
Passes Through Albuquer
Que After Visit 70 Alaska.
WILL MEET PRESIDENT
IN HUTCHINSON. KAN

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
FLEW % MILES m 70 MINUTES,
c. q Rodgers Made Fast Time IN Coast
70 Coast Etiuht

New ioIh. SEPT &c = RODGERS
the latest sia.'i IN DE coast To coast
fli-hl ls spending The night near Han.
cock. s. v he tleV ninety .hvo miles
today uun Niddloown. y Y lie COZ.
cred che distance in 1N minutes
James = Ward. who preceded Rods.
aI Addison
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
Mex, Good Roads Meet to New Orleans

Chicago. Sept 20 New orleans was
chosen as the meeting place for the
International Good Roads congress
ANA exposition W 1919. ui fudays srs.
sion OF the good road. meeting being
held here 4 resolution WAS adopted
calling Tor % conference of cuugrcs-
men ai Washington to mthc. ihu good
roads movement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED good maker and sales
lady. ala " Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

display at Alb.rl F1hors. 3OS-Slo
West central
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22

The bill further provides for the
appointment of an assistant commits
sioner who is to be appointed by the
state highway commissioner with the
approval of the governor. This ap-
pointment is to be nave only on con-
dition that the work of the depart
ment requires it. The highway COM
missioner is to receive a salary of $5,
600 per annum, and the assistant
commissioner if appointed, S25O0 per
annum.
For the purpose of carrying out the
provisions of this act the sam of $780,
600 or so much thereon as may be ne
cessary, is to be set aside out of funds
in the treasury of the state not other
wise appropriated.
The bill creating a state highway
fund, provides that the proper officers
shall levy a tax of 1.2 mills upon each
dollar of the assessed vaiue of all the
property in the state. This assess
ment is to be covered into the state
treasury and will provide approx
mately $1,000,000 per year. 1t is fur
ther provided that sc 2-3 per cent of
all the license tax for motor vehicles
shall be paid INTO the state highway
fund.
The appointment of the state high
way fund shall be on the basis of 75
per cent of the total fund, to be di-
Vided equally among the several coun-
ties of the state, to be paid to the
county treasurer when said county
shall have taken the necessary action
70 GnfJ do Tt
vldes that the remaining 25 per cent
of the highway fund shall be appor-
toned among the several counties of
the state according to their respective
area in square miles. The bill fur
ther provides that before any appor-
tionment of the state highway fund
shall be made to any county said
county must first expend an equal
amount of money in the construction
OF public highways IN sa;G county, the
work to be done under the supervi-
sion of the state highway commits
sioner. The bill further provides the
method by which the county courts
and other officers shall avail them
selves of the provisions of this act,
| and further, how sad county shall be
reimbursed from the state treasury.
The third bill. known as the state
aid bill, provides specifically how each
| county may secure stare aid or its ap-
portionment from the state highway
fund.
The fourth measure, known as the
bonding act, is very brief and is as
follows:
That any county may, by an cleo
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.

ton called by the county court upon
petition of ten per cent of the legal
voters computed upon the last regis
tration lists compiled in said county,
by a majority of those voting on the
question create and issue bonds, war
rants, or other evidences of indebted
ness or debts for permanent roads or
for the construction. maintenance, i'm
provement or repair of tine same with
in said county"
The question of counties bonding
themselves for funds was passed at
the last election, but the measure was
not considered self-act-ng and this
proposed bonding act is in the nature
of an enabling act.
In addition to the measures mem
toned in detail recommendation was
also made that an initiative measure
be prepared for submission to the peo-
pie at the next general election pro-
viding for an issue of 80 year per
cent bonds to the extent Of 100000
900. 1t Is suggested that these bonds
be issued at the rate of 100000 per
year covering a period of ten years.
No action was taken in regard to
the working of convicts as the COM
mittee was disposed To leave this mat
ter in the hands of the governor for
the time being.
The bills were the result of a care
full research and the best thought of
the committee and were adopted by
very large majority There were
not more than four dissenting votes
at any one time on any measure.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
IF YOU HAVE ECZEMA OR ANY
SKIN OR SCALP TROUBLE
HERE Is GOOD NEWS

You have probably tried one or
more remedies with small success.
This costs money and it is uncertain.
We want you to try ZEMO, the clean
liquid remedy but we do not want
you to pay for It unless you are salts
fled with results. We have so much
faith in Zemo that we want you to
try II by sending to the E w. Rose
Medicine Co., 3032 Olive Street St.
Louis, Mo-, 10c in stamps to pay post
age for a generous sample of zEMO
and zEMo (antiscpticl SOAP and our
30 page booklet on skin diseases OR
get a bottle today at Pendleton Drug
Co. and If you are not pleased with
results they will refund your money
ZEMO Is clean, scientific prep
aration that washes away and de-
stroys the germ life and the poisons
that cause the trouble. Stops the
itching at once and results can be seen
after one application. ZEMO abso-
lntely cures eczema in all it's forms as
well as hives, rashes, acne, letter bar
bers' itch, prlclSly heat. etc, on in
fants the same as on grown persons
Indorsed and sold by druggists ev-
erywhere and in Pendleton by Pen
dieton Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
PROPOSED ROADS
ARE REPRESENTATIVE
COMMISSION so
DECLARES IN REPORT
If Governor Calls Special Session of
Legislature. Efforts to be Made to
Create Public Highway System
Along Modern Lincs-Four Bills.

Portland, Or. Sept. 22.-The good
roads legislation recently recommend
ed to proposed special session is de-
clared to be thoroughly representative
and very necessary If better highways
are to be built in this state. The pro-
posed laws were framed by the legis-
lative committee of 3S, appointed by
Governor West, at a meeting held in
Portland September IL and 13, DR..
Andrew c. Smith being chairman
Four measures and one state bonding
act were adopted.
c. 7. Prall, president of the State
Association for Highway Improvement
believes the measures are wise and
that they will meet with the approval
of everyone when they are understood.
He explains the various bills as fol-
lows:
No. l. Providing for a state high
way department and highway COM
missioner.
No. Providing for state high
way fund
No. 3. Providing n method where
by counties may secure state aid.
No. A. 4.-Providing a bonding act for
counties.
The first measure is designed to Gre
ate and establish a state highway de-
partmenr whose chief officer shall be
called the state highway commission
er, who is to be appointed by the gov.
ernor and hold his office for four
years. He is to be thoroughly skill
ed N scientific road construction and
is to have control or surveys, plans
and construction of all public high
ways in the state paid for wholly or
in part out of the moneys of the
state. His duties further are to COM
pile statistics. investigate conditions
and determine upon suitable methods
Of road construction adapted to diff
ferent sections of the state It is not
the intention of this bill to AXE from
couny officers the right to construct
any roads which are paid for entirely
by county funds. 1t simply provides
for central authority to control all
work in connection with highways IN
which the state has financial inter-
est.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
DOG DIGS UP DOLLARS.
Canine Proves His Appreciation {
New Collar

Tarrytown, n. Wv. A. Towner,
prescription clerk in a local drug
store, owns bird dog who Is a Won
der as a financIer.
Mr.. Towner went to his home in
Brewster and he brought along a new
dog collar and chan. The dog was
delighted with the presents, and to
show its appreciation II ran out in the
yard and began digging under an old
tree.
Towner watched and was amazed
when the dog brought up two silver
dollars with its teeth and handed them
to him. 1t was the exact amount he
had paid for the collar and chain.
Mr.. Towner was puzzIeo as 10 where
the dog got the money. but remem
bered that on former visits he used to
throw nickels and pennies In the air
for the dog to catch. He believes the
dog kept some of the change and
when 1t had enough it exchanged the
coins in some manner for the two
silver dollars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
MILTON FOLK BUSY
GOING TO FESTIVALS
Special correspondence.l !

Milton, Ore, Sept. 22.-There Is not
much doing in this vicinity just now
as every one has been busy attend
ing the Roundup at Pendleton and
the fair at Walla Walla.
Claude Steeen this weey moved his
family to Athena where they will live
thisc winter, moving out to their
ranch, three miles from Athena, in
the spring.
Mrs. w. f. Miller, Mrs. c. p. Col
Inns, Mrs. r. d. Edward and Mrs.
j. e. Cheney were Walla Walla vis-
itors at the fair today.
Mrs. A. +. Goddard and four boys
left this week for Cameron, Mo-,
where they will remain.
Postmaster F. E. Wilcox is build
ing neat cottage at the rear of his
residence.
Corvallis. where he will take a course
in electricity.
The little son of r. b Edwards is
reported seriously i'll with slight hopes
of recovery. They reside at Wash
tucna
Sam George and Bert Miller have
purchased the Milton garage of j..
King and will improve and enlarge
the business. :
The Milton ice plant has been closed
for the season.
r. A. Carter has let the contract
for neat bungalow to F.. A. Worm
ington
H. F.. Kelley. a Washtucna wheat
man is reported very i'll and on his
way to Milton where his parents re-
side.
Mrs. Ford, who lost her husband
several weeks ago, has moved from
the ranch. into the Benn cottage on
George street
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22

Spokane IS 9 1
McCreery and Grindle; O'Loughlin
CO;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
In These Degenerate Days.

HUH" exclaimed the yardstick as
1t moved rapidly over the bolt Of
cloth. you're not all wool"
That's all right" retorted the bolt
of cloth, you're not yard long,
either."-Chicago Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
@m esea ayas DRIVES GUT
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the rich red corpscles of the circulation we see pale saow COM
weaker the appetite fails digestion is disturbed chis and slight
fever are frequent aggravated cases bo and erupons break
ont on o flesh Malaria blood poverty and the only way TO cure
the trouble to enrich and purify the circulation Nothing equal
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nar troubles because contains harmful minerals ana wne
Kidding the atem Of the maaa germs SS builds up the entire
constitution by fine tonic effects If YOU are Suerng WIN
Malaria begin the use and rid yourself OF this weakening
disease Book on the and medical advice desired sent ee
TO all who write and request SSSS sold drug stores
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
Western League.

"OSUcTH TT IICtIBHO.
At Sioux City-Sioux City, 4; Lin
coin, 2.
At st. Joseph-St Joseph, 4, Dem
yer, 2
At Des Moines-Des Moines. 2; Pu-
eblo, 0,
At Omaha-Omaha, 3; Topeka, 13.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
Detroit =. Boston I
Leaders Hold Own.

The standing Of the leaders ia tn,
two major leagues follows:
National Tpnuup