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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13

4 bopi'' F'Nl'hy h"''pb' bhao"
poraddny kazdy prynf ctvrtek Y
m6sici za tim 6celem, ably rodi.
cove zak1 se mohli pfesyedeit,
jak jejich dftky kazdy m6sfc po-
kracujl Pfistnp X t6lnto hudeb-
MIN vefcrtim jest 1plnG zdarma
: q .jsou k MIN zyani q yitani wi.
cbni milovnfci hubby.
gs5r VzornGho obslouzeni do.
stane se yam hostinci " v Ha.
bru," ma Is. n William ul., Oma.
ba, ktery nyni vlastnf FIR MRK.
VICKA. Sy6tozname SchIitzov0
pivo stale cerstve ma cepu. Ty
nejlepsi kofalky, likery, vfna q
doutniky jsou yzdy k dostdnf
Kdyz jdete kolcm, navstiyte FIR,
MrkyiGku.
Y pondtli konaIa 80 V Soko-
loyne ma jiz ", ulici zdbaya spo.
jentho stdykujicilo d6lnictva v
diInacb y. +. drdhy We prosp6ch
rodin teskych staykdf6, Hhbaya
Sc jak ndleM vydafila dix bojne
1tasti anelickych soldrubh, w.
slcdek finantpi pfisptje fdstetnt
ku yyjasntni lici stdvkujicich otch
v dobe yanotni.
gsy' U Kotery q sloupa, Ger.
stye mdsIo fanny 25e libra 21.1
- skolni Besidku cbysta m
BoM IIod, rs. proslnee, obvyklou
detskou nadilku, spojenou 4 odpo-
lednim programem deklamacDim,
lzpevnim u divadelnim sbor M.
stupcd Ccskt Syob. SkoIy Nczd-
pomefte ma mali6ke n ueiflte jim
radod tim, ze SC v urGeny den We 3
bodiny odpolcdne 80 syymi ditka.
mi dostayite do SokoloyDy na jiz,
13. ulici, I3ohatg program dekla.
matni a bndcbni jest p6kne nacyi-
cen n tudiz zadny toho litovati
nebudc, strayili ono svdtetni od.
poledne mezi naM drobotiuou. -
Vstupnf obndA pouby pakatel 10
cent? proto myslime, ze nebude
AMI jediDtho krajana neb krajan.
Ky, kteu by 80 ten den do Soko.
lowry nedostaviII.
~" Koncert Karla Haylicka
Ultra, We ctvrtek, We First Baptist
Church.
9D Nejstarsim a proto take
nejoblibenejsfm hostincem v ceske
Pgaze jest bez odporu hostincc RI.
leny po leta PIP. Sloupem Krum-
lem nd rohu IA. u William ul. Kdo
hostinci jich zastavil sc jednou,
pride podruht Ease. nebot vzdy
dostane Sc mu znamenit6ho "sto.
fu" vzorne obsluhy. Ma cepu
mail stale cerstvy fizny leak
Metzdv a co Sc tyce lik6r1 dout-
nikh, tn dostanete to nej)epM zbo.
II trhu, nebof Sloup a Kruml
iadny smejd" nekoupi. Tele-
fon Douglas 7437.
- Krajany, ktcn Sc jakkoli
zajimaji moderni dopravni pro-
stredek -- alltomobil 49, upozornu-
jcme ma ozndmku Cartercar Com
pany, ma jinem miste tohoto listu,
n dobrym syedomim doporucujc-
me tenlo nejlepI stroj ma trhu
ysem, kdoz 81 cht6ii koupit auto.
mobil pohodlny a tryanlivy, jehoz
meehanismus prekonavd ysecky
prekazky brave, Tiehost chodu,
iednoduchost elegance tyaru a
neoby6ejna lehkost brani sebc
srameisich kopcn jest piiznaenou
ylaSlnosli tohoto stroje,
- Pdni hostinsti, jakoz / ct
spolky pfi pofddani zabay meli
hy yldy obiednat soft" napoje
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13
CHAs. sTEIGER

yyfizuje vsechny zalezitosti do
pozemkovtho obchodu spadajfci
1ph6 spolehlive.
vzdy yelky vyber mestskych
farmerskych majetkd Y prodeji.
Staten oprhyn6ny pojistujici
jednatel proti obni, vichfici a
vsem jinym ztrdtdm,
14l7 William st., Omaha, Neb.
Phone Douglas $3.50.
Y rozpnku mlddi, mn samtm
prahu ziti, skonciIa sydj nad6jp5
ziyot l3leth Frantiska, dcera
manzcld Josef a Anna Krejci, y
q, 1940 jiz. -. ulice, We stfedu,
dnc &. prosince. Byla TO pfesmnt.
nj mikuIhssDa nadiIka pro zou.
fajfei rodice, kten 81 ma SVEN mi,
lacku toIik zakIadali. Pobfeb ma
define diyky, jejz obstaral pohrob-
mix pan Frank Janda, kopal se 2
kosiela sy. VAclava Y pdtek ma
hfbitov Fanny Marie v South o.
maze. HarmoucenSm rodicdm pla.
Il nasc sonstrasi.
g3' Chccte-li strayiti pfijem.
....,. IL ILL. Il
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13
PRoNAJME Sc NEB PRODA:

20 akrd pole sc vsemi vystavnost-
mi blizc Seymour parku.
- akri II South Omaby.
) akru : budovou ycdle krugova
parku.
Nekolik jinSch lacinyeh domo-
vi zde Omaze / South Omaze.
Poiisteni yseho drnhu obstara-
vi pfisnd 2l-tf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13

kafska pfestayd tam, kde zacinh
neddy6ra pacientova 1spech le-
ceni.
aSo FRANK MACH v Omaze,
chvaln6 znamy virtuos ucitel
hry houslove, pfijima zaky bu-
dove Boydova divadla. Cislo po-
koje 504. - Tel: Red 1927 l6tf
CIcnov6 Taborn Nebraska
els, All, NJ W. A., We yyroeni
sye schulz zvolili sobc pro pfisti
rok nasIedujici 1fadniky konsul
- knrel Smrkoyslsy, navodei -
V koutecky, klcrk Alois Ka-
spar, banker - karel Pospisil,
pruvodci Alois Musilck, ltkafi
-, DR.. Geo, SimaDek u Louis Syo-
boda, ynitfni straz - Josef Flip
u ycnkoyni straz 49, JOS. Sedlak,
yybor majetku na 3 roxy - Jos,
Fiala, praporeGnik ~ Frank Ku-
glcr, skoIni yybor - Alois Mnsi-
lex u Jos. Wolf n zAbavni yybor
r. Wine. Vencovsky, Frank Pc
chota n j. X. Fiala. -- Cyicici &c.
tn Taboru Nebraska" nspofada
skyGly pies Y Sokoloyn6 Y soho.
IN, ~. prosince l0ll - Iabayni
yybor Taboru Nebraska, cis.
477l, NJ. w. A. jiz nyni zahajil
pilne pfiprayy k maskarnimu pie.
81, kterW Y Sokoloynt v sobotu,
20. Iedna 1912, bnde odbyydn. Je.
Iikoa nejlepSim masltdm rozdany
budou cenn6 premie, jest zajist6
zahodno, ably jiz od t6to DOLBY
cteni pffzniyci pa peknou maskn
pfemysleli.
ns5 Koncert Karla Haylicka
Ultra, We ctyrtek, We First Baptist
Church.
ALBERT HRUBAN,
jediny cesky zahradnik a kveti-
naf Y Omaze mA skleniky na %.
a Dorcas ulici, kan dojfzdi East
Side Hanscom Park kara. Nam
vzdy cerstve kvetiny ma yence =
kytice ku vsem pfflezitostem. TIE.
Iefon Harvey 1886. Residence
3673.
Jiz Ultra, We ttvrtck vecer,
chystd ne hudbymilovn6mu obe-
censtyu zvlast mile prekyapcni
yeElkym koncertem, v nemz Wy.
stonpi mlady, genialni umelec,
cesko-americky mistr housli Ka-
rel IIaylicck, syn omazskeho kra-
Jana, pana Eduardo Havlicka. u.
melecka kyalita mladGho mistra
byla dokumentoyana yudcimi hu.
debnimi kritiky, ktefi po prynim
konceftu pana HaVlfcka Carne-
gle llallu V New Yorku oslavova.
Ii mistra We svych refcratech ja-
ko druheho kubelika. Ma zitfej-
Sim programu naleza Sc Pagani-
niho komposice Rej carodejnic /,
skladba TO nesmirne obtiznosti, k
jejN bezvadnemu proyedeni jest
trcba umelce pryniho riidn, prdve
takovtho, Iakym mas mlady lla-
vli6ek opraydu jest. Jsme iisti,
~ nasi americti sousede nedaji ii
ujiti pfilelitoSt TAX mimoradneho
umeleckeho pozitku, n ma mas jest,
abychom Sc Jim aspon y teto sna-
~ yyrovnali, zylaste jil toho
duyodu, a. Sc Ia iedna syna
naseho naroda. Jsme poyinni
SWIM u6astenStyim ma koneerte
yxdaii nasemu kralanu povinnS
hold a dix IA Ia, ~ pomahh re-,
nase 6eskt jmeno
xrnsohem TAX skyelym Jak jil
praveno, vysioupi pan llaslieek
\ jedinsm koneer,u, ultra yeeer Y
Irvnim llapl,sticktm kostclc
itirst baptist Church "a st.olu-
uemkoyAni slavne ls@ykyne sleeny
I.onisy ormshy q New yofku.
klera tylAar m ,im aeelem Srm
nfiiede At.stra hu.le na plane
,Ioproyaseu Mime Augusta llerg
lum l.is,ky ~ iae a slno iseu
y pfsslpraslyh lekarUe pana
eptmaka IA ni "a al - lskar
nlka 4 heraaka na ID a Will
am vi q y sAsels hsslehnin lIo.
sIs he
F kanesft ksfls HAsileka
a,fA. ys e,srssk. vs rs. hapsis,
Church
=. = a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13
SoDovKY a MINERALNI VoDU
u SL0UP- SHERRY
B0TTLlNG CO,
yyrabiteln pouze pryni tfidy
nApoja.

yyrabiteln pouke prym tfidy
napoja
IA, olelte telefouem Dougl, 1893
lnl p, ] Kruml. red, Omaha
trunaime 81 pfkn4 hSi o =
svtInigieh X daplani elsie isn
liAui T. uliee
Anglieky iazyk b. aatm a
nhenyaei fvtl teltm saaatAli a
ptolo mtle b, tstl snahou kal,le
hu kFslaHa pfinesti = snslietne rn
neidflyt uehol i,nem tak mhic
ssis presplsail q ue lsnAte uells
~ ~ aplalnllt ~ lii iake dslult
ti frmeslaik y geyanaeh neh,
iake eleheslnlk elsshesia ufal
ala y psam, slu ald lsshnis a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13
+ + 1. /, 4. I. 1. + / / + + + + + r
! zPRAvY sPOLKovE, =
4. I 4. + + + I. + 4 /. 4 + + + + +
Tel. Jed, sokol Omaha,

We stfedu, due II prosinee, od'
byya So y ) hodiu yeeer yyroeni
seh0le. l'fi teto schdzi odbyyana
hude lel yolba 1fadnikn pro pri.
sli rok a tudil pfitomuest sseeh
6lena jest nutna solba tahalena
hudc ' 7 hoslin yeeer potrya 10
. huliu yeeer Neptilomm podle.
hail pnkut3 10, slanoy als
karyl spalek, lakmnik
Lole Jan Hus, tis. Q. KIP
tlenose iseu limlo iadaut hy 80
uMilb ,ln SyFuSnl .ehAse, Ne styrs
ten. II proSlnee, deslaslli htme
d0lgiils iesinam pfs,llths usa,lanl
uosSeh eskanea solha ane,laika,
lak Il pflsamueet yseeh slena j.
autna Al2
Y nafissai lals
trva slaaA, = 4 4,
n rr,sAAskA, v X
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13
JOS. v. KASPAR,

li22 jiz, -, ula Omaha,
naproti Pokroku Zapadu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13

Stejskaloya. Jeji dmrti dopadlo
tGzkou ranou ma JEFF stare rodi-
&c D tri sestry, ale zvlaste krute
na jejiho manzcla, ktery tu zdstal
Sc dvema hosiky Y staH dyou a
ttyf rokl, tedy We ytku, kdy
mateiny p6ce by jim byIo nejyice
zapotfebi. Iesnula pochazeld ze
Inojemska ma Moraye Pohfeb
odbyyaI sc V sobotu . domu smut
ku ma Gesko- Narodni hrbitov V
Omaze IA fizeni cesk6 pohrobni-
cke firmy Janda u Kofisko. 20.
znstalSm vyslovujeme nasi sou.
straAt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13
f~ kons~ft karla Haslleka
siuA. ys s,srssk. vs rrsl hApsis,
Church

Nhaf lnte@iaKA 4 sAl ! G.
II elhsyal syan ssFaAai sehaH '
nsslsll Ans Va prsssnass tfvslnl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13
SPRAVKY KAMEN A PECt.

RoSty pro vyhnvaee parou hor
kou yodou. (ohfivac vody Y pfedu ka
men Water front.) Move pece a Wy
hfivace cisterny. 1926
Omaha Stove Repair Works,
1206-1208 Douglas Str,
Tel: Douglas 900 - A--3621.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13

Vybornt doutniky, tabdk, Gu,
krovi jakoz znamenite obcerstvu
jicf "softo napoie. 13-tf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-12-13

Pan Frank Bandhauer je
dosud upoutan na loze ncmoci,
kterd jiz delM dobu tryd. DoufA-
me vsak, ze il bude brzo sprosten,
ably se mohl vratiti do sveho IRA
ia,
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-05-25

w. H. Danlson, Lots 80 to-
80 Blk. 5 Kimball Add 1910
G. w Hoover, Lots 81 to 70
Blk. 3 Kimball Add. 49,. 1887
Mrs. H M. Palmer, Lots 10 to
20 Blk. 70 OF .......... 172.73
Unknown Owner, SE-SW Sec.
O-IO-OO ........ .'''''
Unknown Owner, )W75ft. of
NJ Blk. 77( o T ...... 1871
Unknown Owner, Lot IA ASS
Plat BIT. Sec. 34-2S-35.. 1910
Unknown Owner, NW-NE Sec.
25-1N-37 ..... .......... lO.oo
Unknown Owner, From Is to
16 Blk 112 Dan Add Bit.
and 3-4-5-17-1S-19-2O Blk.
113 Dam. Add ...... -. Ais
Unknown Owner, FIR. ITO
Blk. ia, FIR. Sill Blk. 119
and FIR. 4-5-11-12 Blk. 120
Dan. Add ........ ..... 4.4O
| Unknown Owner, FIR 5-6-7
! Blk. 125, FIR. Blk. 126 Dan.
Add o.V1
Unknown Owner NRSE-NE
Sec. 32-2S-35 ...... 80. 1884
Unknown Own r, SE-SW Sec.
| 6-2S-37 ........ ......... QUO
Unknown Owner, 14A NE
Cor NE-SE Sec 1858 1927
Unknown Owner, NJ Lot So,
VIZ Let e of Canal,
Sec 6-3S-34 ... ..... 1858
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-05-25

Amt. Poll
Jno Wray, 1920 rds w side
EhNW. NE-SW Sec. 35-
1884 ........ ............ 29.O1
Jno. Wray, Lot Blk. s More
land and Lot Blk A.
GummeT., ...... ........ 1918
Eli WaIds worth, Shelley
VII 1o'1f
Fred Wadsworth, Shelley
imp. ......... 1906
T. j. Wedel, Aberd en- Imp 11.79
Albert Wilson, Let's 7-8 blk.
9 Riverside ...... $3.50. 2.12
May L. Workman, Lot 8
Blk. % o T ............16 6.SS
A. A Wenger, ...... 4.3S
Levi Cox, NE-NW Sec. &c.
| lN-oI .......... ........ l..3o
Warren l.. Hunt, SEINE Sec.
36-1S-36 .......... $3.50. l.Sl
Fred Nelson, SW-SW Sec.
| ob-ISl36 ............ l.ol
| bOWNI Sul ANIL-o w COS.
36-1S-36 .......... ...... 1.S1
Ann Firkins, E1aNE-NW
Sec. 36-1S-36 ...... -. 1903
c. S. Humphreys, WRNE-NW
Sec. 36-1S-36 ...... ;. 1,03
Chas. M Sweet. NINE, Sc
NV, NE-SE Sec. 16-2S35 27.o0
A. G Wright, SE-SW Sec.
16-3S-34 ..... ....... 1928
d. w. Watson, Lot IS ASS
Plat BIT. Sec. 33S35 :. 1885
Fred Zimm rman, Lot II ASS
Plat BIT. Sec 3-3S35 -. 1855
Peter Hansen, Lot 4 ASS plat
BIT. Sec. "a $3.50 ...... 21.26
G. l.. Bradley, Lot "a ASS plat
BIT. Sec. 3-3S-35 .... 4069
Crystal S. Land Co., NINE,
SEINE, NE-SE Sec. 244S
80 and Lot IL N1aSW Sec.
l9-4S-oo ...... .......... o9.4o
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-05-25

Howard Fisher, Lot B. Nc.
Don. Add. .............. 1851
Alais Fox, -. ........ 1.43
Friesen, ........ 1888
Tom Friesen, LIT 3 Wood
vile Blk. .............. 1915
H. E. Clifford, ............ PIP
Gem State Land Co, Lots
6 to- 8 Blk. SO o. T. 49,. $3.50
Gem Stat Land Co., Lots IA
to 19Blk . SO 0. T. -. $500
Gem State Land Co., LOIS
II to, Is Blk. SO OF. -. 1859
Gem State Land Co., W50ft.
Lets II to Is Elk. 1O1 0.
Gem State LAID Co., Lots 6
t5l 10 Blk. Nc. d. Add. 1896
Gem State Land Co., Lots /
/ to Blk s Nc ID. Add. 1896
Lena Coed, SW SW Sec..2S-
1854 ............ ...... 1903
G. A. Gummeot, S1a ofE5A
of NV NE NV Sec. 26-2S-
Df 1Oo
Hyrum Gersbrights ........ 1886
VIM. Gardner, ...... ...... 9.Sl
VIM G. Glass, NE4 Secs
5S-3l ............. -. 23.63
w. l.. and J. H. G.thens.. 4,93
James Gray, We Lots Is to
20 Blk. 10 O. T. ....... $3.50
Harry Hurst, E1a of NE NV
Sec. 17-1N37 ........ :. 1882
w. H. Harmon, Lots l to
20 Blk. 10 Nc. d. Add. =, 1870
w. II. Harmon Lots 6 to 10
Blk. IA Nc. ID. Add. -. 1898
Mrs Mary Harmon, Los II
to Is Blk. Me. D. Add. 1896
c. f. billiard, Lots IL
Langsda,e Add and "a Of
Lot 8 Barnhart Add BfoOt 24.2S
I. II. HOdsOn, Lot "a, S Y
) SIZE NV Sec. 6-3S-36;
ana NE SW Sec. 63S-36. $40
C. E. Hale, So of NV NV
Sec 2S-2S-35 ....... :. 1874
Warre1, Hoffine, Lot Blk
Grov land. ............. 2,S3
A. C. Hansen, SWA Sec12-
1886 .... 1926
A. c. Hansen, NEA Sec.14
2S-36 ......... ..... 23.13
j. E. Hepworth, ......... 479
Arthur w. Hale, Ne NJ
NV Sec 29-2S-35 >. =. 27.72
E. F. Hale, S1a Ne NV
Sec 29-2S-35 ..... -. 1888
H. A. Harrington, Lots
and Blk. II Shelley.... 1872
Albert Helm, NE SIC Sec.
11-1S-36; NV SW Sec,l2-
1870 1000
Alex Helm, Sc SIC Sec. l.
1896; Let Sec. 6-1S-37 1861
f. H. Helm, SW NE Sec.
12-lS-36 ........ ........ 9.lS
G. H. Hi In, NV NE Sec.
12-lS-36 ......... ...... 9.1S
A. C. Hoover, SW SW Sec.
| 29-1S .......... ...... 1887
Sam Huntsinger, Ne of
NV Sec. 17-6S-31 ...... 1881
c. NJ Hepner Aberdeen :. 4.0S
W. r. Hartwcll, Abardea3 14.61
Otto Hege, Aberdeen ...... 81
| Rev. Hansen, Aberdeen -. ABS
l Geo. Haskinson, We TO Sc
Sec. 1S4S-32 -. ...... PIP
l A. Humphreys, E9of SW,
SW SW Sec. 22-6Sl31 INV
NV Sec. 27-6S-31 $50. 1870
P. w. Harding, Ne of NE
Sec. 26-1N-37 ... -. 32.43
P. W. Harding, SW SWINE
SW, NV Sc, Sc NV
Sec. 11-1S-37 .... $500. S3S5
A. Iverson, Lot 3 Sc NV
Sec 24S33 .... -. 1910
II. r. Jones, automobile :. 1881
A. H. Simmons, Let 6 Elk.
81 o. T. Blackfo0t ..... 36.77
A. Humphr Us, Lots SO We
NV Sec. 30; Lc.s I We
NV, SW SW Sec. %;
Lots / to 6 So NE, NE
Sc Sec. %; SW4, S12
NV, NE NV and Ne
NE, NV Sc Sec. 27 Lot
% NV Sc See. 80; Lots
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-13

hind the law than upon the law itself.
The law is merely the weapons for
officials to use, and without officials
laws would be as useless as canon in
a without men. When an official
takes an oath to enforce the law, he
has no right to violate the oath and
excuse the non-enforcement of GER
tain laws because they are, or seem
to be unpopular. Sentiment may be
against the enforcement of some law,
but an official does not take an oath
to support public sentiment, he does
an oath to Import the law Pub
lie sentiment is a difficult thing to
ascertain. Law abiding people are
quiet while the lawless are so voci-
ferrous as to deceive by their clamor
the facts as to the number. The
only correct way to determine public
sentiment Is to be guided by the ex-
preston of the peoples will through
the law making body. When a law
Is passed 1t must pc assumed 1t is
what the people want, and 1t should
be enforced until the people demand
and secure its repeal. What may
seem to be public sentiment is often
the clamor of the lawless who nave
a selfish interest in violating the law.
Vigilence is Needed.
Civic evils cannot exist where the
public conscience is aroused. Nearly
all public wrongs grow out of the in
difference of the people. The expos
ures recently brought about in diff
ferent places would have come years
ago If the people had been aroused
to a true understanding of the stu
alton. Had the people been alert, and
had they taken as much interest in
municipal affairs as they would have
taken in a corporation in which they
were stockholders the disgraceful
conditions would never have existed.
Much has beef done for good gov
eminent during the past few years.
But we should not be content with
what has been accomplished in the
fight against public evils. There is
plenty of WORK yet to be done. States,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-13
MILLIONAIRE TRAMP
REACHES NEW YORK

New York-Edwin A. Brown of
Denver, famed as the millionaire
tramp" because of his excursions in
of information as to how the
other half lives, is in New York to-
day at the end of his last excursion
in overalls. He is through seeing
the seamy side of life from the inside,
he says, and h%enceforth will carry
on by other means his work of i'm
pressing upon cities the necessity of
providing for the worthy poor.
Mr.. Brown has seer the inside of
prison walls in every section of the
country, always on the sole charge
Of not having enough money to buy
food, or a bed. The need of munich
pal lodging houses and similar insti-
tutions is the same everywhere, he
says. His final trip just completed,
was through Southern cities.
II have hitherto visited as a home
less man, every section except the
South" he said on his arrival here,
land l felt that my experience would
be incomplete until l had made a cir
cult of that section. / started in az
a tramp in Cleveland last fall. From
! there | went to Cincinnati, Louisville,
Memphis, Mobile, Houston and Dali
las. Most of the Southern cities are
without facilities for sheltering the
pennyless stranger. Everywhere
however, / found the people hospit-
able and deeply interested in helping
the friendless."
Mr.. Brown will sail next mont to
Europe to study the tramp problem
in Germany.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-13

like men, should never be satisfied,
but should ever strive for higher de-
velopment. The man who is so self
satisfied as to pronounce himself I'M
DESTROYS of further Improvement is
likely to be most in need of advance
ment.
The future of our government rests
upon the integrity OF the citizens, and
upon his activity in public affairs.
Good government must begin at home,
in cities and towns and proceed from
there to state and nation. This gov
eminent rests not on the wealth of
a few, but upon the character and in
tegrity of the average individual.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-13
WOOL MARKET IS
BECOMING F|RMER
PRICE is OFF BUT
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
Many Echo Growers Dispose of Clips
Without Waiting for Sales Days
Heavy Sales of Yearlings Recently
Made.

Though wool is still selling at pri-
ces considerably below those of last
year there is a Strengthening Of the
market as compared with its conditi-
on at the opening of the season. A
number of clips sold at Echo recent
Iy brought prices ranging from eight
and a half cents to 13 1-2 and these
prices according to r. n. Stanfield
are about foul cents per pound lower
than those given a year ago. 1t Is
worthy of note hat the buyers are
anxious to obtain wool at the prices
they are offering.
Among the Echo clips sold thus far
are the NJ. S. Corrigal clip, the Hub
bard clip, and the clip of Pedro
Bros. Most of this wool has been
purchased by C. W. Ryder. The STAN
field wool has not yet been sold. AM
ong the Echo buyers there is a ten
dency to sell their clips individually
without waiting for the sales days
Many sheep sales have also &C.
cured in the Echo country recently.
Most of the sheep sold are yearlings
and were disposed of by the growers
after having been sheared. R. F.
Bicknell has been a heavy buyer and
he has been paying from S1.75 to
$3.50 per head for yearlings. Aged
ewes have sold from SIPS to 50 and
two year old wethers have gone at
prices from 50 to s2.10. Among
those who have sold sheep are Anton
Vey, NJ. S. Corrigal, J, Keeney, Hynd
Bros, INC Messrs Wigglesworth,
Chapman and Pat Dogherty.
There is nothing particular signi-
ficant in these sales, according to R.
y. Stanfield. The Echo growers are
not reducing their flocks but are
merely making sales hat are usually
made at this time of the year when
lambs are not sold in the fall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-13
Back From Middle States.

]. j. Kelley, owner and publisher
of the Evening Bulletin of Walla wal
la, was a visitor here during the af-
ternoon yesterday while enroute home
after a trip to the middle west. Mr..
Kelley was east for the purpose of
investigating with a view to pur-
chasing a new press for the Bulletin.
He says that the crop outlook
through the middle states is very fair
this year but that a bushes depres-
sion is noticeable there as well as upon
the coast. He thinks this Is due in
part to the political unrest now APP
parent throughout the country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-13
To Observe Decoration Day.

Malabon Camp Of the Spanish-Am-
erican War Veterans has taken the
first step toward observing Decora-
ton Day, May 30. At the last meet
ing, a committee consisting Of ]. ID.
Boyd, John Kearney and A. o. Car
den was appointed to confer with the
local G. a. r. and company l. for the
purpose of arranging to honor the
nationals dead. At the same meet
ing Nesmith Ankeny was chosen del
egate to the annual encampment
which will be held at Portland, June
7, J.. d. Boyd being chosen as alter
nate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-13
Irrigation Company Sued.

F. w. Paine and j. G.. Paine, two
stockholders in the Milton, Freewater
and Hudson Bay Irrigation company,
have commenced suit in the local
equity court against that corporation
TO restrain the Board of Trustees from
selling any more perpetual water
rights at SO per acre and to have a
receiver appointed to take charge of
the company's property. They al
lege that the board has been selling
these water rights at SO without the
consent of the stockholders and that
the rights are worth $50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-13
Stanfield School Fight On.

The county boundary board, con-
sisting of the members of the county
court and the school superintendent,
is this afternoon hearing the petit
oners for the demonstrators against
the division of the school district at
Stanfield. There is considerable feel
ing aroused over the proposed divis-
ion and The matter is being fought
out today. The county court, during
its recent tou of the west end, made
an investigation of conditions while
at Stanfield.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-13
Harold Warner an Actor.

Harold Warner, formerly a well
known high school student, has made
his debut as a Thespian at the Uni
versity of oregon, where he is a
sophomore. In the play AT Yale"
which was presented in Eugene Thurs
day night, he took m of the leading
roles and in speaking of his efforts
on the stage the Eugene Register de-
clares he has wonderful acting abil-
ity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-13

Tomorrow is Mothers Day in the
state of oregon n Governor West
has issued a proclamation asking for
a universal observance of the occa-
sion. He asks that the white car
nation be worn by all in recognition
of the purity, beauty, love, charity and
fidelity of motherhood and requests
that flags be flown from all public
buildings. This is the day, too, when
all absent son should send a letter
to their mother.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-13
Three Drunks in Court.

Following a day of idleness, the
wheels of the local police court were
again started this morning on a small
grist. Three DRINKS were dumped in
to the hopper, two paying fines OF
five dollars and the other accepting
a term of three days in limbo. The
fined men were James Brink and
Micheal Cannon and the jailed mem
Der of the trio Tom Multhers.