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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26

Washington, Jan. 26.-President
Taft has cast his influence in favor of
ing the great exposition which is to
commemorate the opening of the
Panama Canal to the commerce of
the world.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26

insurgents in the Republican par
ty have rallied in great numbers to
the National Progressive Republican
League, recently formed in Wash
ington. Senator Jonathan Bourne,
of Oregon, was elected president
The league will centralize the pro-
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tcontinned on page nve.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26

fContinued on page eighty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26

UNSETTLED, WITH RAIN
AND WARMER
WEATHER TODAY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26

Continued on page flve.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26

Continued on page eighty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26
Venued to Jameson.

Continued on page seven.)
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CONTINUED on page eight.)
Washington Journal., 1911-09-16
Nnf 9entidlanO8 @cgrnOOridldge
SIT sic fMn5Oiidr NntDOrt brrtits in Berlin cius
grtrOfen.
Oas Oeut1cbe 8abinet priift OieIeIbe.

ban0lungen berelt lit. Sn 8etreIf
Der 6OrOerung, OurA Die iid Oeutid)-
lauo einen 3Op~ro6entigen 9ntbeil an
allen fiinftieen giienbabn- unO on.
renGOn6eiiiOneu in @taroccO ii4ern
mill, miro erflart, Dab Oieies Ger.
Iangen I'M auslanO fali9 mtSgelegt
pOrOen lei. 9eutidlano wiirOe un.
ter einem loldJen Abtommen AUDI 30
Yro8ent ieiner @On5eiiiOnen on
6ranfrei1 ablaIien. Ser GOri1la9
be0iebe lid ieood IN feiner gSeiie aul
Die anoeren Wtadte. Diele fonnten
irsenomelde Gon6eiiionen erperben,
obne ouB tie nit 6ranfreid uaO
Geutidlaiio 81 tbeiIen bdtten.
3 e " 0 t. roeIt nj !
Den Sabel.
Die bieligeu 8lotter begniigel lid)
oonlit, Die @ariler Wteloungen iiber
Den 5nbalt Der fraudOiiiden @egeu-
nori9ldge, lolpie englii9e uno an0e-
re @rebitimmen wieOer5ugeben. @i-
ne 9lusnabme madt nur Die oYolt~
sic ertl1rt in einem &eitartitel, oaB
9eutibIanO's .3uriidipeidung cine
5olge Der 9elorgniB Dor einem 4riee
nit @nglano lei, obwobl Die @ele.
genbeit cine duBerit gInltise lei.
9enn Srantrei4 DiirOe ieOenfaas ole
3ebe 5u 6e5ablen Baben.
Su @oris bolt men.
y I i 8, IA Sept. 9bmObI
folm 81 eriparten it, Dab Die Oeut.
l1e 9[ntport auf Die uunmebr mad
Berlin abgeianoten @egen0oridIdge
oeren D0aige 9lnnabme inpolntren
miro, 10 MAIDEN bod bier Die baIb.
amtli6en Runogebungen Der 9oIni-
lder 3eitung ben GinOrud, DAB es 81
elmer baIoigen 8ereinbarung fom-
men tperoe.
Spanid der Sieg.
Moorio, IA. Sept. - Cine 0e,
pei9e, Die bonn Genior u~ufgebalten
moroen mar, beri6tete, bob Die ipani-
iden Sruppen bel MieIiqa in Maroc.
co ei1en Siee iiber Die mieOer rebel.
liiden Hiff @obDIen ooDOngetragen
baben. 9ie gerIuite auf ipanii9er
5eite betrugen 10 CODE ulo n Der.
tuunOete. 0ie aufltdnoigen StGm.
me berloren 8miiben 600 uno ZOO
Mann.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-16
Rnobefest bic aIeiOer fei.
ner g 6mefter in Bran0.

ner S9meiter in 8ran0.
CHARLES Sborter, elm 6 Sobre alter
Gnabe, itedte in Abtpeienbeit ieiner
W1litter Die 4leioer ieines O~reiidbrigen
5bpeiter6ens Wlorp in 8pnno, nnf-
Osm er oieielben NIT Del getrdntt
batte. Damn fiinte er einen Eopf mt
@oifer, mGbreno er Den Tlammen gu
Job, legte Oann Oos benuBtIoie RinO
in 0ns @alier uno pni9 Die 8rnno.
mun0en, nobel er ibr Die SCOUT bonn
&0rper rib. Als 0ie Mutter 6einl-
FAM baufte bus Mi1Oden ibr 9ebeit
aus. gLlrb Oas Sous gerietb in
Brand, fOnnte ieOo9 eeIoidt merOerL.
Der anabe gab nls @runO an, er bnbc
5ener ie6en molten.
SeIbt m Oroer beerOigt.
Die 8~eer0;gung non 8iaiam 6.
EOliOn, einem 4ngeIteuten oes @aib-
ington 8peigs Der Mmericon See &C.,
Der am Sonntog geadt I'M 8atterion
8arf in Baltimore SelbitmorO BE.
girg, fdno am Waittlpod bon Der Ms
burp biihofIib metbooiitiden Sir
de. Siib, A WfeiIen bon AnndpOlis,
itatt. Die 8raierfeier tpitroe DON
&eO. S. S. 8iuingslep geleitet. Die
geiieBung erfolete in Dem 5r:eOboie,
in Dem ote Whitter oeS iungen Dear.
mes begrnben liegt. Die 9dbrtudtrd.
ger waren Sarrp %. Tongue, Sotporo
5iesler, @m. Eonglie, See 9ries, s.
8afer ui1O gbnrles @esnor.
emil E ~ eroen t9eurer.
ale @emiiie ole geltern 0aorsen
Washington Journal., 1911-09-16

Mitttpo9 I'M Sarob 0eigb Soipital
an einem S1lngonfnn, ben er AM
.28. SiLi i'm @eftOber Club, 8iGoug5-
BIZ geofl erIitt. SberIt SoDIor mar
elmer Der betannteIten M6nner 9Or
foIfs. or NOR mebrere Sabre lang
superintendent Der 0ffentli9enS 6u.
len uno bis 5n ieinem CODE Weitglieo
Der 8ebOrOe Der &nfen : gOmmiiidre
nuH NOR ct 8r1IiOent Oes BeItoUer
Clubs in 8iQougb6p Bead un0 &c.
b0rte Dem 8irginin Club an. Sabre.
lang apar er in Der Mlili0 bon 8ir-
giuia tb1tig uno commnnoirte i'm
Iponil6 . ameritnnii9en &rieee Dos
A. 0irginto &egiment in cuba. OberIt
SnDlor, Der Elm Sitter BON 81 Sabren
.errei9te, mar Der Sobn BON 8olter
s. GnDlor urrO Gornelin @. Eaplcr
unO binterl6Bt finn 8riiOer unO cine
S1hpeiter.
aenOerungin @eI6. 5obrb
fatipn.
Die @omDention Der federation Of
2obor bon M1rpIon0 unO benz 81
Itrift BON Columbia. Die in gumber.
lano tagt, bat ftd gegen bic Smoot
grinting Bin, Die segenp6rtig Dem
g~unoesfenot porIiegt ouseeipro@en.
91od benz @eiebe iolen in 8ufunft
6ei Ser SerItelaing Der 9egierungs !.
Sehurit1ten itntt Der bisber ger.
wenOeten &mopreiien 3ruftpreIieu
benust meroen. 9as bon ben Rroft-
preIien geunodte @eIo ion Ieidter ge-
fdIiHt tper0en f0nnen. Mnn ~ertunrtet,
ooB Oie Convention cine @rotelt-
MeioIutiOu fniIen spirO.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-16
Ser rnifide Sremiermintter
:. a. 9D9pin
SIN Optrn9ans 81 @itD OOr Den angtn bts G8artn
Durcb ,Wei OteUOlDerfcblHe zines Attentdters t6tlicb
DertpmnOet.

BabrsnO er i'm Opsrnbaus gu aisw
elmer @0IauOrasuuns bsiwObnte, wurOs
Der ruifi4s WainiftsrprdliOeut 9. ".
9tOIppin UOrssitern sIbsnO Our3 SWsi
asuOIusridads, Die siu a%btrannissr iiiOis
i9sr aOUotat uomsus 8OSrOf ~feusrts,
ouf ben Sob usrwunOst. Cine 8useI
Or0ns in Die 6OnO. bic 0nOere i~treifte
Washington Journal., 1911-09-16
Aus ben 0adbarltaaten.
M n m /.

Oil idbrliGe 8eomtennDabI oes
Gurner aibbb aopitels Der E0fter
Der aonfo0erotion, Die >om Dienitag
in 9arriiombatrg, 3d., obgebolten
nuroe, quite iolgenoes &eiuItnt:
9r1Itoent, N1iB @Iice @otu1n; i.
Gonrao; 2. BicesTrdIioent, Mers. 8.
s. @oIOen; @dasmeiiterin, N2rs. 8.
9. 8rod; torreip. Sefret1rin. MlrS
s~efrctdrin, Werg. Sobn 9. 8enIe;
@eidihtsidretberiu, MiB 8irginio
gowoerie; Delegotinnen CUR Stnotg-
Gomoention in &oonote, 8. bis 6.
0ftober, WaiB Conan, Nars. Beule.
g1iB N1org 8. Conrad; @teuDertre-
ter, Mrs. GotDaro g. gonrno, Mtrs
S 9. &~arnsberger anO IaiB @irginia
Gonuerie.
4emter DieIbegebrt.
6inf politiIde 9rgQniIotionelI
Itelen in oen fommenoen Brin1r-
pablen in gorf, go, @anoioaten
fir Die peri1ieOenen Memter orf.
Sunoerte BON 9etitionen puroen am
lesten Gage bon Den @epublitonern
9emofrnten, SOoinIiiten, 4eDitonei-
ten un0 YrobibitioniIten ei1gereidt.
@s 6errIHt DieI Speculation iiber Dos
GrgebniB Der 8rim1r- tno &niupt.
tpubl. Cine groBe ueberrnidung
tpuroe Ons @orIegen Der n0tbigen
@apiere our9 Wlidoel 2nltber, einem
9feroebGnOler in Oort uno Demo.
frat Der feline Rnn0i0atur gern0e
nod Dor S1IuB oes letten MnmelOe.
toges antiinoigte. @s beItebt menig
3tpeifeI barber, aper unter ben &e-
pubIifanern ore Sieger iein merOen.
Sci ben Demotraten 0ngegen tit 0as
&eiultnt I9per popnus5uieben.
3 in Carlisle.
9ie getpobner BON Carlisle iino
iiberrnIft iiber ben bort 9errIhen0en
9udermoneel uuo ole @irtungelI
0egIe[6en olf ieoen Salsbolt. am
Dienfttae NOR fein Bfun0 gtanu.
Iirter 3uder in Dem StGo9en al err
bolten, nno al1 Der fIeine @orrat5
bon meifem un0 brnunem 3uder
Die ole ein3eInen 2GOen bdtterb wnr
ldnen bergriHen. Die @~roBb1nOler
erbieIten BON ibren M1fIern in Seem
g)ort ole Nn9riHt, onB Ole 8uder-
@offinerien ale ~ortsOerfauft iinO;
ale Muitr1ge perOen Onber cine Ser
~80eenung bon 0pei bis Orei @oden
erfnbren.
Gie BETTER pon &oitb1uiepn be-
finOen lid in GROCER Berleeenbeit,
ga am ndHiten Mitttuo6 800 sta-
benton fir Didinion : College IND
GontpoD SOIL bier iein tueroen.
Ttn0 I'M Sft9 gelden.
geminmin gonnor unO @attin
bon @runsmid iibergnben einem
N~egnfndbsn ibr 7 Moonote cites
ainol uebIt einieen Gents als Be-
IobnlAtg irno nerhbunnOen Oarouf.
9lne G~sa1iibnneen iie 81 finoen er.
ipielen Ii9 biz iest nIs erfoIsIos unO
ons @ino muroe SRI. 8entIeD bon
Ser MarDIanoer Rinoer : &iilfsgeiell-
ihaft itbergeben. Der gOrfoH erregte
in 8rpnsmid groBe g~Iufregling, uno
Sheriff. Grimes tp1Gr0e eriudt, Noh.
forf1ungen mad Dem |erbIeib Der
2eute o~n3nItenen. go pieI man BORT,
tounte neom ibre epatren Bis Gatni-
bmlanb bs~foEon MuS man eIaalbt
Washington Journal., 1911-09-16

Berlin IA. Sept. Il gtabOem
Rrditoent 6ollieres Der MnttDort auT
DeltidIano's @egenpori6IGge in Der
W1arOtfO : 4ffaire ieine formene @e-
nebmigune ertbeiIt bette, ltelte Der
Wiintiter oes IeuBern De Selpes oos
Document fertig. @s wuroe Ourd
beionoeren 9llrier bierber eelonot
mo miro bon Dem oeutI6en Cabinet
bereits in Griu1elite ge5ogen. Gbe
IT'D oieleS b%eriommelte, bielten Ger
Hei6sfonaler bon getbmonn-SolI.
meg unO Der Stoats : Sefret1r Oes
9lusp1rtigen bon &i0erLen-B Gdfer.
cine nidtige Gonferer5 ob. Der Sn.
baIt Der Note lit benz fremoen BOT
idafter in 8oris 5mor mitgetbeilt
moroen tpiro ieood Dor Der @refie
gebeim gebeim gebalten.
gIeibt 5uber d.
Sn omtIiben Rreifen iiebt man
Der peiteren @nttDidIrng Der 9inge
nit Gube entgegen unO aud Oas
golf lit nidt IGneer erreet Oeun Ser
EStaats 5efretGr b. RiOerlenrg9G6.
ter bat iotpobl III offi8iOIeu s[usIoi.
iuneeu. aIs in 8ribatgelproden mit
bodgeiteIIten DISQUALIFICATION aber-
mails ieiner 5ltberiihtIiden Grtpar-
tung aitsorud gegeben, OaB cine er,
It1noigung 81 ertparten lit. 9iele
8u0erIi1t ipiegeIte lih berte aud an
Der 86rie mieOer. Bel Der Croft
hung tpor Der glttienmorft uaerOings
etmos unrubie, ober Ons bat ieinen
@runo nidt in Der Morocco-Nffdre
ionoern in ben geftrigen &ursi9mon-
frngen in Seem gorf.
&ein uItim d / II m.
SIN ~slltstpGrtigen amt Ioft man
iiber Die 8ebouptling, onB Die angeb.
li6 obIebnenoe snttpOrt Sronfrei1s
elm llItimotrm lei. gs miro nree.
nommerb oaB Die fran8oiiiHe Gegie-
rllng einen SbeiI Der beuti1en Dor.
i9lGge onnimmt unO IN 8etreff Der
iibrigen @unfte 81 peiteren Inter.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-16

bic 9ebsr unO lssts li8 i'm Wadsrat fsit.
Der 4nsrsifsr wurOs Fs%ltssuOmmsn.
Der III Der ssssniibsrIisgeuOsu 9Oss lisen.
be gSur wnrOs DsranIoBt, in srOBter Gile
Oos Gbsater gu UsrIaRsu. Dies mar
Der brittle MOrOUsriud. Der auf gtOIps
pin ssmndt wurcs. gei ben beiOen Iris
bersm in 1905 uub 1905 bIieb er uus
Uerlett.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-16

@ bungai /, IA. Sept. ~ Cine
an8obl aislGnoii6er &riegsidiffe
beriammeIt Ii6 in Dem Dangtie&ian0
gum 5huBe oes 2ebens uno Der Sr-
tereIien Der Srem0en. Der 4i1fltanO
in Der @robin8 S8e-gbuen w6Git.
Die SoitptitaOt gbeng-tu wiro bon
ben &ebelen beIngert uno lit boil.
Itdn0ig bon Der AuBentuelt abge-
ihnitten. 9lIe NusIdnOer in Der
8roDen8 boben ieOoh @bun-fing en-.
reidt mo- britii6e uno arnerifanii6e
aanonenboote e~ingetroffen iino.
9ie Eruppen ihieBen bon ben
M1auern aus ouf Oie Hebelen uno
oieie folIen idon pieIe 2eute D~erloren
baben. 9ie MusI1nOer befin0en ith
wie man gIoubt, idmmtlid auf benz
8ooen Ser gonooilden Maetbooiiten.
WeiIIion, Die am beIten gu gertbeiOi-
~qungs8peden geeignet lit. Sb Die
MusIanoer mno Die @ingebOreneu in
Der Sto0t a1tf cine Ionge B%elagerune
borbereitet iino, lit ni1t befannt.
Na0gIi6 I'll, oaB Die Wiiiiionare allf
@run0 friiberer Grfabrungen iiH out
iol6' eiren Sail eingeri1tet baben.
sic beIiben ieOo6 feline @affen, fails
ibnen ni6t Der 8ioe : &0nig Oeren
qeIiefert bat. gs miro allies Der.
Iuht, cine 8erbinOung nit Gbeng-
til ber3uIteGen, bod it, ioDeit be.
fannt, nod nidts gum grias Der
Staot geideben.
9ie bieligen ausldnOer iinO boil
3uperiidt OoB Der gi8e : aonig I'M
Stanoe lit, ben Nufitano 5u inter,
briifen. Ser Siioen Der BroDin6
bIeibt loDaI, penn aud Die ginge,
borenen nit Oen @egnern Der 8abn.
boliten ipmpatbiiiren. ollie IN &e.
fing ongeiagten SDmpatbie : Ser,
Iammlungen fir Die &ebOlutiOn IN
55e6uen IinO our4 Die @oli8ei ger
Itrelit moroen.
9ie bieiiee dineiiihe Greiie bringt
cine Maeloung, nod melder Der ga
men oes gsefonigs in gbengtu ger
It0rt nno bieIe Der Oiebeaen getoo-
tet moroen fino. @eiter tpiro ge-
meloet, oie ausIdnoer bdtten iid nn-
ter @sforte nod gbung-fing begeben.
Die Gage i6eint iebr beOenfIi6.
Der 8i0ef0nig berfiigt in Gbengti
iber 1000 Monn MfiIitdr uno in Der
gan8em @robino iiber 5000. @eritdr.
fungen fonuen Dor ablauf zines MfO.
mats nidt nod gbengtu gelangen.
Giner ip1teren Nodridt 5ufoIge ioIl
Die gor0e Tropin8 in Slufrubr iein.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-16

@ntmerpem IA. Sept. = Das
9euer, 0olt cine an8abI SOl8bOfe, Ell
men 8abnbOf unO Oiele Sduier ger.
St0rte, 1T in fid ieIbit alisgebronnt,
Ser Sdaoen miro auf nabe an
100000 geidGbt.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-16

Muquif a. Wae., IA. Sept. ~ Die
boIbomtIiden MeittbeiIuneen iber
ben gusfaII Der @obI oeigen1 OoB Die
@eouer Der ErObibition NIT 1874
@timmen ben @ieg errunaen baben.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-16
AmfHamh In Ghtna.

Die gon8e 8rOOin8 98e-ebuen fOII
inn aufrubr iein. = 9ie Soupt.
Itoot Gbengtn beIogert. - 8Iu.
tige admpfe nit ben &ebeIIen
ausIdnoii6e Rriegsfdiffe in
yangtie Sizing.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-16

Der Snbolt porO Der 8reiie nod
nidt mitgetbeiIt. - RiOerIen.
@adter bIeibt suberfidtIid. -
9eutide 3ettunssltimmen.
au@ in &orig sIaabt man an
cine balOige geritdnoisung.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-16

BON 5ormern nad 8ottsOiue ga, 5e-
bradt puroen, waren iniolge oes
i6meren 5roits IN Der Oorbergeben-
ben geadt INN 1870 8ro5ent i'm
8reiie eeitiesen. @ie Die 6armcr be.
ridten bat Der 6roit idueren Sda-
Den in iener @eseuo ongeridtet. Gas
thermometer 5eigte nm s llbr Mor.
gems 40 @roO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-05
BAKER TEAM GLAD To
SEE PENDLETON WIN

Baker, Ore.-For the first time in
several years the interscholastic foot
ball championship of eastern Oregon
| does not rest with the local high
school, as Baker, after going through
the season without a defeat, lost the
deciding game at Pendleton to the
Pendleton high school by the score
of to 0. The Locals, however, had
the satisfaction of playing a tie game
with the southern Idaho champions,
the Nampa high team, holding them
to 5 to 5 score on Thanksgiving
day. Baker won easily from all east
ern oregon teams except La Grande,
wich team and Baker played a no.
score game in a field covered with
| nearly a font of snow.
The Baker team, however, is not
inclined to feel sore over the result,
believing that the honor should be
passed around. and being fairly de-
feated in the Roundup" town, were
satisfied to re!inquish the title to Pen
| dleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-05
MILLIONS OF FOLKS
USE ONLY CASCARETS
They Never Have Headache, Bilious
ness, Sluggish Liver or Bowels or Il
Sick Sour Stomach


No odds how bad your liver, stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches, how miserable and uncomfort-
able you are from constipation, in
digestion, biliousness and sluggish
intestines-y<u always get the desir-
ed results with Cascarets and quickly
too.
Don't let your stomach. liver and
bowels make you miserable another
moment; put an end to the headache.
biliousness, dizziness, nervousness,
sick. sour, gassy stomach, backache
and all other ditress; cleanse your in
side organs of all the poison and ef-
fete matter which is producing the
misery.
Take a Cascaret now; don't wait
until bedtime. In ali the world there
Is no remedy like this. A 10-cent
box means health, happiness and a
clear head for months. No more
days of gloom and distress II you will
take a Cascaret now and then. All
| druggists sell Cascarets Don't for
get the children-their little insides
need a good. gentle cleansing. too.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-05
KICKS HIMSELF INTO FAME;
BOOTS FOOTBALL 80 MILES
Dan Sargent, Harvard Junior, Wins
Bet by Covering Distance from
Sphinx City to Ipswich Without
Handling the Oval,

SPHINX CITY To Ipswich without
Handling the Oval.
Cambridge. Mass.-Dan Sargent, a
Harvard junior, literally kicked him
self into fame when he booted an as
sociation football from Harvard to
the town of Ipswich, thirty miles
away. Sargent is of the "Goldcoast-
ers," and comes from Wellesley,
Mass.
In accordance with a bet made with
Gordon Grant, fellow colleglan. and
others, he was to kick the ball to Ip-
switch within twentyfour hours, but
he went Grant several points better
by finishing the course in eight hours
flat, averaging four miles an hour
and thereby breaking all football
kicking records, plain and fancy.
Sargent, who is a member of the
soccer team, is estimated to have won
nearly $1,000. Grant ran from this
city to Ipswich last week in six hours
and thirty-four minutes. A remark
by Sargent that this was not any
thing "to get fused up over" led to
Sargents declaration that he could
kick football over that distance in
day.
Sargent, it was agreed, should not
put hands on the ball unless 1t ggot
into such an inaccessible place that
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-05

counter sixty feet long in one end of
the theater. This department is
manned by well informed representa-
tives from the various parts of the
west, and their undivided attention Is
required to answer correctly the in
quiries stimulated by the lectures and
the exhibits.
Special preparations are now going
on to concentrate the entire energy OF
the large theater and the main hall
in all that pertains to Oregon on
Oregon Day" Tom Richardson has
arrived and will participate In the
Oregon Day" program
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-05
14-YEAR- ADMITS SHE
STOLE BABY FOR REWARD

| Providence. r. I-Fourteen-year
! old Grace Studley, wearing a wedding
! ring which some man gave her for
| joke, confessed to Chief Inspector
| Horton that she stole the ten-months-
! old baby of julius and Nora Rubin of
J Attleboro, Mass, from the entrance
OF a department store. She said she
stole the child in hope of getting a re-
ward and did not know when she took
| it that it was that of a poor couple.
She had been missing from home
! for two weeks and when her mother
| saw her at police headquarters the
older woman was only restrained
from spanking the girl when the de-
! tectives interfered.
The confession came wholly unex-
| pected, after the police had tried sew
eral hours to get the little girl to tell
the truth. She had stuck to hes story
that she met a man named Walter
! Johnson in the street. with the baby
But confronted by the infants moth
| er and father, she calmly admitted
! that she took the child, having been
told that she might get reward for
it. Later she stated that no one had
told her about a reward and she took
the child entirely on her own re-
sponsibility.
Now, tell the mother and father
what you took their baby for" In
spector Horton finally urged
81 thought I'd get reward" was
the simple answer.
The girl astonished the police not
only by her youthful and apparently
Innocent appearance, but by the non
chalant and careless manner in which
she answered questions and the APP
parent unconcern she showed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-05
ORE. DAY AT LAND
SHOW TO Be GOOD

Telegraphic advices received by
VIM. McMurray, general passenger
agent of the Oregon Washington
Railroad & Navigation company from
the O.-W. r. & n. headquarters of
the Land Show at Chicago, Indicate
that "Oregon Day" which is to be
observed on Thursday next, the 7th,
will likely be the most brilliant event
of the entire season.
Several of Oregon's representative
citizens will be present and are sched-
uled for stirring speeches. Twenty
four lectures will be delivered by the
experts of the Hartman lecture bu-
reau, most of which will relate and
illustrate the advantages of Oregon
for the homeseeker from the east Sc
lected specimens of the best products
of Oregon orchards will be given to
the public and every effort made by
every department of the great exhibit
ton to give oregon the send-o that
its resources and the energies of its
people command.
The interest in the she continues,
although it Is now in its third week.
To this date 329 lectures have been
given in the big $4,000 theater or
lecture room, maintained by the
Union and Southern P3cifc and on
each occasion to a crowded house. The
total attendance up to Sunday eve-
ming was 122,500 which is equal to
| 20 per cent of the total admission to
the coliseum and $4,000 more than
| attended the lectures during the two
| weeks last year.
The voluntary testimony of exhib-
| itors in the main hall is that these big
| lecture rooms are the best features
of the show, and afford to oregon as
to other states of the great empire
west of the Missouri very ample and
unusual facilities for their orators
and the everyday lecturers present
| ing in words and beautiful pictures
the attractveness of the empire be-
| yond the Missouri
All the various community book
| lets issued in such abundance from
all parts of the northwest through the
cooperative bureau of the Oregon.
| Washington Railroad e Navigation
company are being handed out liber'
ally from the literature department, q
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-05
SPORTS
All.star Team selections.

All-Star Team Selections.
Selections of the sporting writer's
of three of the leading daily news
papers of the Northwest, for an all
star football team composed of play
eds of the Northwest, are as follows:
(Spokesman-Review
Left end-W. Graham, lSS wash
ington.)
Left tackle-Bailey, 227. (Oregon)
Left guard-Griffiths, 1856 (Wash-
ington).
Center-Harter 100 CIV, S. C.)
Right guard-Neill, 100 (Whitman) d.
Right tackle-Bliss, 175 washing
tcn).
Right end-Sutton, 165 CWashing-
tom.
Quarter and captain-Coyle, $50
(Washington).
Left half-Main, IFS (Oregon).
Right half - Mucklestone, 100
(Washington).
Fullback-Niles, 175 (whitman).
Average weight of line-1S9 pounds
Average weight of backs-170
pounds.
Average weight of team-1S2
pounds.
(Journal.)
Ends-Sutton, Washington. and
Enberg, Oregon Agricultural College.
Tackles Bliss, Washington, and
Bailey, Oregon,
Guards-Laird; Washington State
and Pullen, Washington.
Center-Carlson, Oregon Agricul-
tural college.
Quarterback-Coyle University of
Washington.
Halves-Main, oregon, and Muckle-
stone, Washington.
Fullback-Niles, Whitman.
First Team.
(Oregonian.)
Enberg GSS) Or. Agr. Col, left
end; Bliss (1S0) Washington, left
tackle; Laird (22) Wash. State, left
guard; Kellogg GSs), Oregon, center;
Bailey (22O. Oregon, right guard
Patton 1S5), Wash, right tackle;
Sutton 165), Wash, right end; Coyle
(150), Washington, quarter; Main
! U75), capt, oregon, left half; Muck
lestone (1S0), Wash, right half Miles
! 177), Whitman, full back.
Second Conference Team.
Grimm QSO, Washington, left end;
Fishback GS9, w. State. left tackle
Christian U77), o. A. c.. left guard;
Carlson (175), o. A. c., center; ]. Har-
ter cod, w. State, right guard; Nei
G9O, Whitman, right tackle; Brad.
shaw G65), Oregon. right end; Lat.
ourette G55). Oregon, quarter; Want
Q6S), Washington, left half; Per
kins U7D. Idaho, right half; Spargar
(175), Washington, full back.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-05

the contest committee gave him that
privilege He nearly lost 1t in a brook
in Middlesex Falls, but did not han
die it,
The start was made at a. m. from
in front of the Sphinx club. Sargent
wore ordinary clothes and rubber
soled leather shoes. He was accom-
panied by two automobiles filled with
students
Gould go twice as far" he said
scornfu!ly as he finished fresh and
strong.