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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

Die 4nlnse Der morrsR Bros. Co..
bic fi6 an ben GeleiieH Der g., 6. unb
". 8abn, Habe Der 5srmnnn StrGbs.
in Gpdnitpn, befinbss. III ein Geneins
fhdben. 60 bsbaupten iptnisftens stlpd
200 Benohner Der RohbarfAaft In els
ner Petition. bic fis geftern NIT ibrsn
unttri1riftsn perftbsH oem Ft1biifhen
@efunbbsitsbeomten Or. Qanhis 3us
ftsfItsn. Wie ss In bem Gdriftitiid
besbt, perbreiteH bic MafniHsn in Der
AnIags. in Der beianntlih nas foge.
mamie ,Bitulitbie~ pfI0ffer berseItsllt
nirb, sinen osrartisen Staub, 0ab es
jnledisrbings uHm5slih lit. tin Jens
ftsr su 1ffnen, unb nann foIIeH bic aus
Der 1dbris fcmmenbtn Oerii1e 0Iles
anhere ais oneensbm nHb lieblih Isin.
Das 0xfunbhsitsomt ipirb b0bsr srs
fumt, bic U0brit aIs eintu @aneinfhns
ben III tonbemHiren. Or. Qnnbis bat
bie Gistnibiimsz Der Udtris BON biefsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

1O9.93 ipurbtn nuf GmpfebIung sbes
ansf6ufes fir bonbs uno AnfpTiihe
Snr 3dbIung dngetpisien.
Jn nieis 5umme iinh $145, ,365 NIT
sinssftloifsn, ipelht bic gthorbs fir
bds Grlinbeissntbum bs3obIen mub,
bas bfbufs grriftung bes nsuenGuils
forbs Sdulsebdubes ionbtmniri ipor=
ben iii.
anf GnipfebluHg bes aomniiites
fir Regsln fptrb bic aufnabme nss
Shul3enius om 8. Wsai b. !. bsstns
nsn uno folIen bic Rdmsn Der su trs
nenneHbsn 3dhler btm GIsrt oes
Rdtbs Dor bieism 9aes untsrbreit.t
tperoen. sSiir bic 8tsablung oer3dhs
Ter tpurotn $1400 befpiligt unn bic
feibtn folIen in alien Warbs 2 Gents
per Rdme erbaltsn, NIT AusnabHe Der
d., s., g., T.. 10, L., 15., 16, II,
Is. unS q. Waros, in psHsH MIR Ii
Gents per Qame btSablt ipsroen ipa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25
W G tu y o e {.

Die Reiuporf Office fur bas sNtH'
cinnatier @sIfsbIatt" befiuset ad1 in
go. 339 DOrf 5trass, gsseniber btm
GOnrthaaie, tueislbit Rsaisfeiten, SlRs
seieen u. |. M. bis 10 libr 45 MiHatsn
abenos entseseuaeRpmueH meFeen.
5elepbou Essth 2401.
- SH S,Ibtpertbeibtsune. Die
@eIbporenen 0es goroners Or. Dig
bp, oie ben Jau bss Oscar Dtaidms,
Der Carl SObHion bur9 .in.n Sti6
tootsts, unteriuhtsn. aaben etnen
DubrIpru6 b1bin fauteno ab, bdB
Biaiams in SsIbitperthtioieune ham
oelte unb DiH'6t.n, buB .r fofOrt frsis
geIuF.n Dsrbsn iolls, mas eei6at. Die
.3sug.uausiageu ersoben, Dab ScbnIon
uup elm anosrsr Ressr BiIIidms unb
Sip.i anpsrs Dsrfolst.n, um fis gu be-
rauben.
- geTispsrGnRruns.n. r. q. Me.
gortls an Qnna 2iHa cine Strede
2aHb in goIo Springs, ap.; 1920.
- So'. Gruf an 8. u. Often, Got an
Der Gan Boat 4p.nus, 80 CUB Grcnt;
81. - 6eorss glatsnsa an u. u.
9OrTep, Got an Der 8lodburu aDenue,
Canton, ap.; 81. - SOhn unb Ras
del garnep on Bette assIar, Got an
Der SaprpsftsGds Der s. StraBs unp
Snbiuna alisp. 303 SUB GrDni; 81.
GbeI6.ins. Charles 8. DbesIsr.
33, uno Fri. Gfiis u. Sole, 81, Don
Columbus, s. - 8ropn z. 5oiisr,
%. unb 5a8sl Sap Milltr, Is, BON
Sprinafislo, 8. - Gnph WcGprb.
IS, unD 9efFs 9ries, 81. pom Daft.
ington 6. g., 3. - So6n g. Wurrop,
q, unb Wubsl SteDens. q, Don Go.
Iumbus 8. - 9soree 2iItermanH BON
Sobns 5ia uup abbis asilsp pOn bier.
-- Der 5alI oss DifIinm Gimplsr,
Ger non 2oais Glib bon Ro. 506 6oose
StraBe oss n,meiusn 8eHehmsns be-
ihuloigt miro, tpuroe i'm Stabtgsrift
psri6oben, I'm ipeiiere 3tueeHausiaesH
su srlangen. SimpI.r foa NIT Dilb
IN elmer Birtbihdft an Der Brighton
uno IL. Gtrdbt in sinen Borttp.hlsi
geratbeu fein uno ioll Simpler ii4 mad
feInem Raiirlaben bsgeben uno ein
yieFer sebolt babeH, um Glib oHsu.
srsifen.
- -Grau Carrie Jitterers, esb. 7em<
Ter, 49, itarb In ibrer Dobnuns, go.
706 sfdbefIa GtruBe.
- Der Sort 1bomas 8au.Dersin
eripdblts foIstnos 8eumts: prdiioent,
y. @. aramer; @isezprdii6ent, pbis
| iipp ban 3uben; Setretdr, Z. 8.
GbotipelI; S6asmsiiier, 5ronf So.
Opp; Gntpalt, 5otparb M. D<nior,;
9trsttorsn4 y. >. args. Hi4o!as Mei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

- Die 6.nrp Sarnss 2pee, 3. &.
u. R., pon 9op:on tpirb iih am 5.
Rai mad, 5dmiItoH, O.. bes.bsn. um
Der Grtbsiluns oss Mditsr Rafon'
Grades on cine ansaHl RitslisSsr
tsiSutucbnsn.
- Srnu Warp 9ronsd, Satin bts
5errR Srbn grOned pon 80. 1923
3. apeRus, 9optoH. Iturb esftrn i'm
4Itsr BON 90 JdhpeH.
Gontrattor auspFls bat ssiitrH
an ber ;Edirfeie uno S'5allon aDe.
III. in gsa.pus mil ben qfIaitsrungs'
arteitsH besoHusr.
- Der Deuti4 amsritnniihs "a
menpsrtin pon Ddptoa periammelt iit
am TlittpOh. ben 26. apriI, Inn s
lihr absnos in Sfisrboss's SaIIt. Se'
bss WlitsIisb III trfuht. Elm. Dame
sur RitsIisbfanft Dcrsufd!dgsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25
9Obes Mnseige.
Starb am EGmfiaa ben p. sirgI 1911,
Hiarif, g.!ifabsth Brent6,

qsIiebte satin bon FobauH SEoueG, IN tkgew
10 eebtnetdI,re @esrbisnna ftHhet itati
nsm Irastertaafe nll5 SO. ll2S E4cpHb Mbe ,
Inufcu, an, am gidnrof ben 20. lprtl I'M =
tlbr yRrreens mcrau' tn Der 0eercreea yTiebs
bCisaggeiIe iu Gsm!gCi etH ltaneraciissbisHli
abtes bdifen wIro. ,'.euHpe flHo Finp<iaesH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

- 5n nem 6oIsbcf BON g. Crane &
Go. an Der goftern Ape. MARIN geberH
Woreen burh GelbffeHisiiHbung Die
Gdstfpdbns In @rnnb esrGtbtn. Der
4nhtmdhtu btnlsrfit bas Gafr. nds
BON Der herbsieerufeHtn GprissnsAoms
pasnie Ii ssl0fht ipprcs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-27

Blot dttoern - itito u~ntpinfarIidi
i~etf5te 5ris beidmerten Ser5ens
auf: er botte nod nt9t oaran
geoadt, no er in Der fommenoen
0odt idlafen Tmiiroe. Ct aabIte lei.
ne fleine goaridaft; pieI batte er
nidt eriport, aber immerbin ge
mug, nm in ben naditeu 8luei, brci
Monaten iorsIos leben gu ,fonnen
nn6 6ann blieb ibm aud nod oos
Sparfoiienbu6, bas Baitor Sartmig
fir i'm aus Dem grIos Der 8eriteis
serung Der elterliden SinterIaiien-
f6aft g~efauft batte.
Sris iiberlegte BIN uno Der, mas
er nunmebr anfangen ioIe, unb
fam idlieblid arf Dem @ebonfen,
NIT 5ad nnb Bad gu ietnem olten
Spielfomeraoen Otto in Der MeI-
diorltraBe gu fabren; elm poor Ga
ee miiroe Der i'm iider nit Srell.
ben aufnebmen nno oann fonnte
man gemeiniam Dos Sernere bern.
ten. Otto mar elm anl6lGgiger
4opf = bieuei6t fonnte er ibnl
belfen.
(Sortiehuua foIgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-27
Die aNub[ieitp 2eoalten mil

Die oGublicitp 2eoelte" mill
eilt teraniides agrbibit" fir oer
eImerican 2aito an6 Srrigation
Gonereb, Der mdbreno Der 8ett
pom 3. big gum IL. Nopember In
Seem Dorf ~obgebolten miro, auiam-
menbringerr.
- 5rau Z. 9. auiier, Die 5ur
Seit i'm Sot 8eas SoteI pobnt,
bat Der YoIiaei mitgeteilt, oaB itr
in Der Carnegie 8ibliotbef cine
aus @uigotor=9aut beitebenoe Sano.
taide, nit 9elo unb anoern Ga.
den i'm @erte BON $50, geitoblen
purbe:>
SIN Staotgeridt muroe eitl
Me6er @an.elts Stephen IS. Col
Inns gu elmer Strofe bon 5000
berurteilt, meil er ei1enl in Sort
Gam &ouiton t~pobnenoen iungetl
peiBen Mdoben ieine &orte nnc
feline Photographic eeididt bottle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-27
Die @ermaltnng oes 9anama.

Die orinsenoe gntpfebluns bes
Col. @oetbals, Die ungeidumte Or.
goniiation Der 9eamten uno Monn.
i6aften boraunebmen, bic 6en go.
mama : &anaI permalten lollcn,
giebt einen beiieren 8egriff bon
benz borgeihrittenen gtanoe Oct
@rbeiten, als ole Gaten iiber oas
ausgebobene groreid ODER bic auf-
eefIbrten 8etonbauten. ltno gleid).
aeitig mirft iie Elm 2fdt ouf Die
Shmieriefeiten, nelde ser 9etrieb
zines iolden 8anals beoinet, BENT
ionit bGtte Der grbauer ni1t oic
Giniibung Ser oa5u notieen Man.-
ibaft 10 Ianee i'm 0oraus ansereet.
Cine oieier @dwierigfeiten, oic
gan5 b%eionoers Die 5eftiee InIer.
mlng uno @inibun9 BON @eamtell
notis maht, miro BOZ, Dem ugnei.
neering &ecorb" in einem Mrtifel
eineebeno beiproden. Sc lit 6ies Der
unterihieo in Der Di6tigfeit bes
SoI5- unb bes SiiBmaiiers, oas iid
auf ser einen reip. auf Der onoeren
Seite oer Shleuien bei Bana,ro
befinbet. 9ieier l1nteribieo beriibrt
oen Gleiditan6 oes @aiieripiegels
uno fam nod Mniidt Der Mrmee.
Snsenieure Die Gdtiefeit Der 0urdJ.
laB- unb Der SdIeuien . Gore ftJ.
renb beeinfluiien. Die Mngelegel,.
belt nuroe fir 10 bebeutiam ullo
foleenidmer gebaltert baB man iie
elmer beionoeren Sneenieur : 4b,
teilung our 8eratung uno 8egnt.
aftung iibertpies, ur,6 Der 8efuno
oieier bot Die gefiirdtung boTIauf
geredtefrtigt, Die man in 8esua
auf oas eIotte G,tnftionieren Der
SdIeuientore batte. 9ie Sngenieure
famen si benz 9eihluB, bob man
beionbere @orridtungen CUR &egu-
Iierung beg Drudes an ben I'LL.
teren 5dIeuientoren Bel @atin nie
BEL MirofTorest treffen miiiie. =
Dos lit riir cine Der praftiihen
Sragen, Die fih nidt in 8e5ug
auf ben 9au, fonoern in @erbin.
oung nit benz 9etrieb bes &analg
einitenen, uno Ga Die 8ereinigten
Stooten obne 3peifel fir Die glatte
uno idnene 8eforoerung ourd ben
Rannl neranttportli1 iino, 70 en-
giebt iid oaraus oie 0otuenoigfeit
Der Seronbiloung elmer eeniige1t.
Den 3abl iadberft1nbiger 8eamten
uno Silfsorbeiter. = Die Mnsfiib-
rung oiefer @rbeit fam mol setroii
benz Wann iiberloiien bleibeL Der
ben gau bes aanols ermOgliht
bat, Der 2ongreb iolIte i'm 6asn
ungeiaumt ermddtigen.
(R. s. ST. 3tg.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-27
(Sortiesu,g folgt.)
35tet mehr ais iuilbe Siere.

9ie BAIL Der 2eute, Die i6brlidj
bon miloen Eieren get0tet peroen,
erreidt ni6t Die 3abl, Die ben Rrmf.
beitsfeimen gum Spfer falen. 4eiu
2eben lit fider Dor ibren Ingriffen.
Die Seine iino i'm @aiier, Staub, in
Der Nabrung. Mber groBen Shus
eetpdbrt electric 8itters, Der iie aer-
fort un6 entfernt aus Dem Gpltem.
Oesbolb meiden ShutteIfroit, Sic.
Der, one Molario 4nfdne uno Slut
franfbeiten bieient ~punberbarelt
glutreiniger. Weriu6t i'm, erfreut
@l,h Ser @eiun6beit uno @raft. Gels
5uriid, tper1t nidt sufrieoenitelIeno.
Nur Soc BET o1en Druggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-27
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Seit iiber fiinf8is Sabren bon
Mtaionen bon Miittern fir hire
9inoer NIT Dem beiten grfoIee beim
3obne sebrauht. or berubigt oas
3ino, erpeibt 6as 3abnfleiid uno
hilbert Die Gdmeraen; beilt aith
@inofolit unb lit 6as bette Mitt.l
Bel Diarrboe. l1eberan BET BEN @po,
tbefern gu baben. Sraet nod Mrs.
@inslom's SOOTHING Sprup uno
nebmt nifts onoeres. % Gents Die
Slaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-27

Gienitag abeno, 8pii6en IL
uno IL ltbr, nuroe Der 4onouf-
teur George $. Me gorfle, Der auf
elmer Der Sot @ea Cars fabrt, bon
einem StraBenrduber iberfaGen
uno nm $3.50 beraubt, mdbrene
oe Motormonn Selop oaneben ite-
ben uno ,5uieben muBte. 3pei
Baiiogiere Die in oem @ogen ma.
rem, fpiiroen nidt 6elditigt. Bis ieet
1T es nidt gelunsen, ben 8arber
ein5ufongen.
Die @ountp : aommiiidre ba-
ben bas @eiuf BON Sobn 8.
Stapper II. u. INN @roffnuns Der
3apata @ooo berpiaigt uno 8aul
@aaratb, &uo. &ooeleff, auguit
Sabm, 6ris @infelmann uno Ss.
car Shrtl5 our y8ooo Surb" err
nannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-27
8isdopatbiIdes.

Ginen ieltenen Sou bob id beuts
in mein Sanatorii,m befommen. 81.
men groBenpabniinnigen Oberleb-
rer."
s@oriiber 1T er oenn berrIdt se.
moroen?"
Or bat feline iammtli1en Shi.
Ter einen eanaen Wonat lang in je.
Der Rehenitunoe oioioieren lalien."
limb an mas fir 8abnporitelIun.
gen leioet er?"
Or biloet ii6 Elm, er mar 9iui.
iionsfommanoeur %gemoroen,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-27

Wan fennt einen Weni6en
erit genau, penn mon audi feiite
2uftidlolier fenut.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
fORTy-ONE billion
tied UP IN FARMS
AGGREGiTE VALUE or NGRICUL-
TtR\L LAND HAS DOUBLED
IN LAST TEN NERS.

Washington, Aug 3O.-Preliminary
figures of the census bureau indicate
that the value of farms in the United
states, including buildings and mple-
ments. is about $3G, 900, 600, 600, which
is more than double the value shown
by the census of 1900. The increase
in the North Atlantic states is only
about 2G per cent, while the value of
farms I'm the Western division, includ-
ing the Pacihc Coast mountain and
Southwest plateau states, is 293 per
cent In the South Atlantic North
Central and South Central sections,
aggregate values have more than dou-
bled
The total number Of farms reported
is G,3l0,35G an increase Of 10 per
cent The total farm acreage, S73,72g,-
GOO acres, increased 4 per cent, and
the improved area, 477ia million
acres, increased - per cent.
Expenditures for fertilizers in 1909
were $11AO00,OOO, more than double
those of 1899, and they were used
chiefly on cotton and tobacco lands of
the South, though in New York state
$G00O,OOO was spent for fertilizers
The census report on the value of
farm animals Is not yet available, but
ii probably will show a total Of over
$5.O0oO00. 900. making the aggregate
value OF all farm property $4,000,
Geo. O0O.
More than GO per cent Of the farm
area lis operated 10y owners and about
wo-thirds Of such farms are owned
free Of mortgage
In the South Central group, which
Includes a large part of the cotton
area the tenants outnumber the own
crs, the tenants numbering IO24265
and the owners 9t9.O36. In the South
Atlantic states there are 591.47S own
crs and 509.65i tenants. In the North
Atlantic states there are 520.74S own
ers and 1lS.67S tenants; in the North
Central 1.j63,3NG owners and G44i93
tenants. and I'm the Western 300 O57
owners and j2.1Gi tenants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31

Chicago. Ill.,, Aug 3o.-A spcctacu-
lar race against time to beat the new
city ordinance limiting the height
Of new buildings to 200 feet. which
goes into effect september I. reached
It's maximum today when work lngan
ON 10 skyscrapers. to cost 100000 600.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
stat, Of ohio, City Of Toledo. }


Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he IL
serInf partner cf the firm Of =. j. Cheney
Co. doing business in the City u Toledo.
County aad STATE Aforesaid. and that said
firm wI pay the slm u ONE HUNDRt p
DOi ftR- for each aui every case of
Caiarrn that cannot be cured BY the use
of tiall Catatrh Cure
FRANK J CHENEY
Sworn 90 before ris ard subscribed In
nv presence, this 9th day Of December,
: I.. iee6.
tSeal) A. W GLEASON.
Notary Public
Har"s caiarrh Cure Is taken internally
sud acts directly ON the blood and mucous
srrfsces q thu syEtem. Send for iestimon
as free
Fl CIFVrY { CO. Toledo. o.
Sold Is all Druggists. 75c.
Take Ilau's Family Pills for constipation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
ST, LOUIS DENTAL COLLEGE

A thorough and modern course in dentistry
the most desirable professions OF the day
The record of the students Of the st. Louis
Dental College In examinations for license
before the state board Of examiners is un.
equalled by any school in America. Address
the Dear 1852 Caroline St st. Louis No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
ATCHISON BUSINESS COLLEGE
San Antonio Female College
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAs.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
This school has the best buildings and
equipment, the best climate, but the least
charges Splendid advantages. Session be.
gins September g. For catalogue write at
once. Rev j. f. Harrison. Pres, Sta. A,
san Antonio. Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
cHANuTg BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Thoro and practical courses. Hundreds of
graduates filling positions which are
furnished free. Located in q beautiful
city Of clean moral surroundings. Journal
free. E. G. SCHMIDT. Pres. Chanute. Kans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31

CHICAGO OFFICE
4OiS Peoples Co.'s Bldg
Horace ST. torl Mgr
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-16
PROFITABLE CHEER.

oh, the worlds a dreary. dismal place
When things are going wrong;
No beauty brightens any face,
No gladness any song;
When i'll luck spends the day with us,
Or trouble fares away with us,
The miles are rough and long.
oh, the world is full of loveliness,
When things are going right;
Each wisp of hairs a silken tress,
And every scene is bright;
When good luck goes along with us
The few things that are wrong with us
Are kept well out or sight.
When sadness weighs us down;
Our friends depart as if in fear
Or, while they listen, frown:
They have no time to spare with us
Nor any cheer to share with us
Who wear the thorny crown.
oh, glad men greet us everywhere
When we have cause for glee:
Our friends help make our pathways
fair
When we from cares are free;
When luck's sweet cup is full for us
Our friends are glad to pull for US,
Whate'er our worth may be.
Oh. glad the greetings that we get
When we have cause to smile;
So why not cease to frown or fret,
And cling to pleasing guile?
When all the ways seem clear for us
The world will always cheer for u.s.
Let's fool the world awhile
S. E. Kiser,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-16

to grant discriminative rates to coast
cities. At this time there are few
steamship lines in existence largely
because the roads may meet water
competition" In other words the
roads may haul freight to coast cit
les at low rates and make up for it
b. charging helpless interior points
more than they should justly pay. 1t
is easy TO wage competition under
such an arrangement.
Perhaps the railroads would like to
have this system continued after the
canal is completed. If they are al
lowed To meet water competition it
should be easy for them to throttle
the steamship lines. 1t will be a
very simple proposition and wont COS;
the railroads anything. What they
lose ON coast business they may make
up on interior traffic.
1t would be especially fine for the
railroads TO have the terminal rate
- stem continued and then to have
tolls charged at the Panama canal.
With these two things in vogue the
railroads would have quite as strong
n grip as they now hold and the big
ditch would be in vain.
But can the decision of the court
cf commerce stand? AS the govern
ment goes more and more into the
re gulation of freight rates wont it be
necessary to abolish all favoritism and
establish rates purely on basis of
distance or cost of service?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-16

town; Frank Collins Baker, curator of
the Academy of Science of Chicago.
and Prof Franklin Thomas Baker of
Columbus, all of whom are right
fully entitled to recognition.
The Encyclopedia Britannica, ell
eventh edition, an admirable work,
gives six Bakers, every one of them
an Englishman and all of them dead.
Each deserves notice in way for his
notable achievements.
But neither who's Who in Am
erica nor the Encyclopedia Britain
MICA, nor any of the other standard
works of reference, devote a single
line to ] Franklin Bager, born in
Trappe, Talbot County, Md, in 1887.
Mr.. Baker who bats left-handed, hit
Marquard Monday for, a home run.
and Tuesday he scored another home
run with "Matty" in the box. Both
days he pulled his team out of a hole
and really won the games for the
Athletics in the worlds champion
ship series. Other important facts
of Mr.. Bakers life are that he PLAYS
third base, stands 5.11 1-2, weights
l'O and has batting record of .32S
and fielding average of 1898 for-the
American League season.
1t Is not in the least to Mr.. Ba-
ker's discredit that the makers of
biographical dictionaries passed him
over in silence. He is famous with
out their aid. In gratitude Philadel-
phia ought to buy enough space far
out In the right wing of the grand
stand at the Polo grounds to erect
monument to him on the precise
spot to which he drove one of Mat
ty's' slants and tied the game in the
tirst half of the ninth inning Oct Z,
1911.-New York World.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-16
REMARKABLE HAPPENING

An elderly gentleman of rural ap-
pearance had hardly seated himself
in the crosstown car when a young la
dy who had followed him in ap-
preached him, says Judge.
Sir, did you lose s5 bill she
asked
For moment the farmer observed
her with a surprised, curious look,
then said convincingly, "Yes, ma'am,
l did"
Then here it is" said she handing
the bill to him. II picked it up be-
hind you on the car floor"
THANK you very much, young lady,
for your honesty. This is most re-
markable happening"
"Oh, l don't think so, sir! I believe
every one should return the money in
such case as this. What is there
so remarkable about it?"
why 1 lost my bill two years ago"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-16
NOVEMBER 10 IN HISTORY

1124-Jack Sheppard famous Eng
lish highwayman, executed.
1Sl1-John Bright, famous Eng
lish statesman, born. Died March
%, 1899.
1S11-Serious labor riots in Not
tingham, England, among journey
men weavers.
1S23-Henry Gassoway Davis. of
West Virginia, born.
1S3S-Battle near Prescott Cana
da. between 1000 insurgents and l.
900 British troops. The former sur
rendered unconditionally
1S4O-England recognized the in
dependence Of the republic of Texas
and concluded treaty with it.
1S59-John Browns raid.
1S64-President Lincoln enjoined
on the United States forces the or
derly observance of the Sabbath.
1863-General Sherman's troops
form a junction with General Thom-
as at Chattanooga.
1s64-General Sherman began his
march to the sea from Atlanta.
1S6S-General Sheridan left Fort
Hays for the Canadian river, to as
sumo command against the Indians,
who had about 1000 warriors.
1S89-Brazilian monarchy over
thrown and republic established.
1S94-Many lives lost by an earth
quake in southern Italy and Sicily.
Oklahoma swept by a sandstorm
which prevailed four days and did
great damage.
1S97-President Mckinley signed
the treaty adopted by universal pos
tai congress.
1904-Russian destroyer which ar
rived at Chefoo with dispatches from