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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-18

Rem Oorf, II. Sept. gIngef.
aGinctnaatt" BON Santhurg; gRotS.
0om" bon Rotteroam; oaoiier &il'
tclm IL. bon 8remen: ySaura" Don
EatraS; .Garonia" Don 2iDerpoOl
Nbscgangelt: narouprin5 99iI.
belm" nad Bremen; ,Jtotter0am
nadl GottGroam.
80 1t . II. 9tb0eg.: a&aconia" natf
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= btla0eIpAta. 9lngefont.
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2iberpool. 2ln8ef.: nRaurc,
tdnid" non Reio gorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-18

Bonn lutigeu Sobn Bull.
gr bat reat. Siingit puroe oas 8es
ipr66 Oaruuf gebraht, paB Die prus
fsnoen in Der S6ule niht me6r Die
rittigeu 5ragen 81 itelen peritiinoen.
60 purpe folgenpes 8eilpieL ange.
fiibrt: r8enn 4lfreo Der 8robe jebt
lebte, fir peIhen Iteil unieres politts
Ihen Spitems piiroe er oann lDabr.
ideinlid iih am meiiten intereIftren2"
rGntidulbigen Sie." antrportete Der
S6uIer na4 langem Rdhoenten,
.uenn gllfreo Der 9robe ieBt lebte, 10
CLAUDE i'd, tpdre er 10 aIt, bdB er I'D
iberbaupt iiir ni6ts mehr tntere'iiren
t0nnte!" Gds ountelblaue au9e.
.Wan Iugt, oub temperamentpolIe Geus
ts buntelblaue Qugen bQben." nSa,
uno fpenn Iie Iie niht bdben, odHa
tonnen lie lie leiht trsgen.." - 8ds
2luerihlpsrite. Ter Smpreiurio; Gin.
NAL reiIte i6 burh ous gan3e Gdn1
nit elmer Sruppe bon oreiiirteu 6uns
BEN" yGonoen sic es ntht 'eF1
Ihper, lie gut i'm Saum gu balten9"
,,sSreilth, oas ihtsn mir odnaIs 10
als Oh fie Ihtper gu lenteu pdren; abe,
beute oente ih pariiber anoers, ieitDen
i6 cine 5ruppe pon Gpernitars 81 lei.
ten babe" - Der llnterihien. Scott
Der llnterI6ieD SpiIhsn einem armer
Mann unb einem MiaionGr lit 49,.
Mott: -Su. ih peiB fdou. Der eint
iIt betiimmert tpegen ietner nGh'ter
Mabl3eit unp Der dnoere uber Tetnt
lsBte."
Qdubes 9robbeit. Die 8rob
belt Seinrtd 2aubes mar beriibmt UNI
Gmil glaar, Der iebt in Der Jrunttur
ter 3eitung" Grinuerungen aus oe1
eeip3iger 3eit 2aubes perDffentlint
ersdblt cine Qnetoote, bic etne nsu
8eItGtigune bebeutet. 2lIs i6 emma
NIT 5trafoih - 10 beri6tet Gladr =
| am Gingange sur 5bedtertanslei be
2eipsiser Staettbeaters Qaubes barr
te, fam RuboIf bon 8ottI6alI, Sin
2aube in Ieinem Bureau auf3uiuhen
Wt, F1gten ihm, bub 2aube i'm 8e
srifre lei. fort3ueshen unb slet6 Der
| nntertommeH peros. ,Daun sparts ID
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-18
Waipiins GrplpiiDs.
Garage init 5,uei antomObileu seritOrt
nno Jencriucbrmanu Derlebt.

Ter 1euerDebrntann sSobn Gor.
90 Sabre alt. DtitglieO Der
5priBen Comp. 80, 6dtte geiterit
a6eno in 4usilbung ieineS Tienites
beinabe icin 2eben Derloren. SSu Der
Garage oes S5arrD 6. 2ongoon, 9tc.
3545 Chen glpeHue, erplo0irte fur3
noh 6 llbr Der 8afolinbebdlter zines
9llttomobils imo oas 5euer griff nit
iolder 8eifspinoigteit um iifb 6aB
ipeniae Wimtten ipGter Die game
8aroae in sSlamulen itano. einalarm
pon aaiten S4t br1dte Die Sprieen
aonpagnien t6, 81 uno 19 3ur
5teQe, jeoof, founte 6a5 8ebduoe
nidt mebr serettet iperoeu, uno Die
Soihnannifaiten rihteten ibr9alipts
auaenmerf Oarauf Die ,Slammen bon
ben anqren5enben S1niern fern5uhal.
ten. Ter sSeucrlpebrmanu Garhtpes
uelles Itarto nuf benz Iahe DER Bo.
rage. als oasielbe ploblif) unter ibm
5irianmenbrah. 3im Slid gelnng es
inn, iIf) i'm lesteH Iugenblife 0urd
einen fiibnen Sprlng 3u retten. Gr
sog iih cine 8errenflmg oes rehten
aniegelenfs, ioipie &erleeuugen an
oen glrmeu III 1mo puroe IN Dem
gugqD bes SeuermarihaQ5 9irf mad
iciner g9ohmrna, 9to. 344S Burnett
apenue aebradJt.
Iie Garage, iotpie 3Dei glutomobile
uno Elm guqgn iuuroen 3eritort. Ger
Nrnnoihaben. peIder irbrigens ourf
geriid,eruug qeoedt lit, piro aui
$4,000 abgeIddBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-18
eJnldnoif1e Vabritbten.

- & in 10 eS Ber B Cngn B
I9eint iber bic 6amilie 8oDte in
Pit.sburg 81 i6peben. Sn Dem
3eitraum BON 3pet Jabren Duros
pe= Batter erfaOfeu, cine 5odter
Itac6, unD gum groBteu Samer5e
Der Satin unb Der Wtutter puroa
etne5 i6rer &inbsr, bic 3p0lfjdbrige
Gliiabetb, bieier Gage pl0Bli9 pa9nz
iinnig. 8ds SiHo trug ieit etli6en
8pden Elm eigentbiimli6es Weie1
3ur Sfau, unb dls e8 neuIi6 4benoS
cine SpieItumerdoin tbdtlt6 angriff,
muBte Die Ututter 6ie poli8et 8u<
GuIfe rufen. Dor ettpas mebr ais
einem Sabre purbe Ger Batter beg
Wdbfeus BON einem 14jdbrigen 8na=
BEN Ramsns Sulipan erihoFsn,
DteIer perbiiBt our 3ett einen StraFs
tcrmin in Der 5untingoon Reforms
I6ule.
- 8etdgter 8ctftltder ge:
itorben. Sn WiItesbarre, pa, III
bieisr Sage pfarrer Soiepb WifeI
s. SS. st., i'm Qlter bon 81 eSahrer
au einem ShIagfIuB geitorben. Ssi:
nem 5obe mar cine Dreitp0hiJt
Srdntbeit porausgegangen. patel
BiiIel mar Der Gltsfte Rsoemptoris
fen Batter Der 9i03sie Pbtlabelpbic
unb bate felt 80 sSubreu Dem prie:
| iteritunOe angeb0rt. lleber 3rpan5tf
Sabre lang mar er an Der ct. Peter!
Gemejnbe in pbilabeIp6Ia tbdtig gss
tpsIen. Der oerItprbtne Geiitlih
mar in Der gun3en 8t03eIe betdna
uno bsIiebt. gater Soiepb WiFs
NOR 8u Rapn6, nahe 4Idaffenburg
i'm Sabre 1880 geboren. 2lIs iunge
Mann bon Is Sabren fam er nit 'et
ncm gruoer Sobann na6 Refp gOrt
giTdoF 6ugbes ron Rcp gort Der
Ihdffte ibm auf feline fSurbttte 8slc
! genbsit, feline tbeologiiten Stuoiel
su muten unb i'm Sabre 1853 EN-
pFinq in Der Ct. 9eters 4irhe 81
gbilaoelpbta BON 8iThof Neutndn,
bic 9rieIterpeibe. 6isr las er auc
ieirt erfte meTe. GpGter mar er II
g2oDi3iat in QnnapoIts, I'D, in be
| ct. gIpaonfusz uno in Der Ct. Suto
bus airte in Baltimore thGtic
ferner in Der Ct. Warien Stride /
guFfaIo. Sn pittsburg mar sr i
ben 70er Sa5ren aI5 baIelbit oi
8latterr QruFtrten, uno sr nahm IL
Der Grfrantteu 10 eifrig an, puB :
ITelbIt ertrontte urb nur nit tnappe
Rrth Dem 5ooe eutging. SpGter nc
er in Bottom uno in Sdruto9
| ISplings, q. g., thGttg. 2lls ate
! fer 8rieiter Der BrobiR3 na4m 8ate
| WiFel an ben Qrbeiten be3iiglih De
| 5eligipre6ung beg giihofs Neu
mann uno oes gaters Selos pom IT:
| berlptoriitensGroen groben Inthetl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-18
n \ er.

gertebrspoli3iFt 4loiteyiemp.r
b0r.e geiisrn Morsen laute 6iIfsrufs
aus BEN 1snemsnthaui. go. BOT Wsii
Court GiraBs bringsn uno fdHb Bel
ndhrer unteriufl,ins, buB in Der
Mobnuns bes Jobn gbriam. TN brits
ten Stod. sin 5euer gum 4usbrnf]
gstommsn nor. Der .geamte beruHgts
sunafit bic nufseregteH 8espohner.
lpcrnuf sr bas nnbsbeutenbe Geuer
I0ftie. Dis sysuertpebr tpuros ni6i
in 4nIprud) senommen.
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gngeblid)er Sigamiit.

9sapoIeon Glid, ein slngeitellter
Der Srop 2ounorp Co., iuobnbaft go.
1850 5reeruan Abe, ipliroe gelterlt
9lbeno auf etnen bon ieiner Satin
Iearp Suif ertuirften Saitbefebl
bin bon Sergeant NcShone perbai.
tet nto unter Der glaflage Der Sign.
nlie eingeiperrt. Srau Gliif bebaitp.
tet, oaB ibr Rnln iie am 10. 3ejem.
Der 1911 beiratbete, obgleif er al.
aeblib nod NIT ieiner Grau, Die er
|asn 8. Septsuber 1904 beirotbete, se'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-18

@roBbiebitahls. Or bebauptet, bon
5eDer um cine pertbDole Diamantna-
Def beitobl.n tporben 3u iein.
6erm. u. purtee, elm Stenogrds
p6iit bon SO. $50 Gin Strabe, tpurDe
eeitsrn duf 8eranlafung bes i'm
Queen 5otel fpobneHoen 5raRt Sters
linq unter Der 4ntlage bes aleinbiebs
ftdbls perbdftet. Sterling bebauptet
BON benz @efongeneg I'm 81 beitoblen
pprben al fein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-18
6ttine psli3einaNrid,ten

- 3bos. 8lanienihip bon Cams
rsnreburs. Sno.. meloste per polisei,
baB er i'm 2aufe Der Wiontas Radt
ireenblpo an Der georse Gtrabe um
feline acloene lIbr nebit aette anb $64
In ganr beraubt porben Tel.
- Wm. Goobiin bon go. 134 Msit
4. Apenue srtpirits eeitern einen 6dfts
b<fthl gegtn 9snrp 6epfr BON Wunss
iieIb, DtiO, unisr btr AHsIcGe n<s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-18
Jn(anO Ie(egrap6
ltngliif auf ser @nte ne
iago.

0tarietta, O., II. September
Sanes Husler un0 60. GorieD, iungc
Geute I'M alter BON % reip. % Sab,
rem, begaben iih in einem SABINE aui
oen Utusfingunn 5lulie anf Die GH-
tenjago, ais ibr sSubr3eug uni4luJ.
8eioe bielten lih am Boote ieit. Die
ardite &usIer's erIabmten inOeiielL
CT muBte loslaiien uno ertranf. Gar
ieD ipuroe nod i'm lesten gIugenblide
gerettet. A
g 0 NJ 2 d. itngra6 q ct D B e t.
3anespiIle, g., II. Septems
ber. 8alter gtarIofp, Elm jlnger an-
geitellter Der Weooel 2aln0rp, gerlet9
IienItog nit benz redten arm III ods
Shpungrao Der Irodenmaihine IaS
8lieo plroe ibn ausgeriiien lino or
aud ionit 10 idrDer perIest, DaB CT
fllr5 oarauf oerihieo.
gteues Bupiergelo.
g8aibtngton, g. g., II. Sept.
Sdusuntsiefretdr Mac8eugb miro
tnnerbolb peuiger Wod}en cine Srore
erlaiien, meldle Die @roBe oes GhuIs
oes< <BapiergeIoes uno gtationaIbant.
aoten UNI Elm 0rittel perringeru uno
bic 0eiItns berielben pouig anbern
miro. Die Gntlpiirie fiir Die neueIl
9toteu irno bereits iertlB uno man
bofft iHnerbalb bon Is V}ouaten ale
gerdroerungen burhgefiibrt 3lt ba,
ben. Eiet3roBenperbdltniiie oe5 Reuel
8apiergeloes Der6en 6x212 3oG ieu
ge8en 7.28x3.04 3ou Der iesiger
Roten.
aur5 in Der 9aiis.
| Columbus, Ohio, II. Sept. -
SO. g. Bed, Spe8idIprufer oes 9ureut
of publit accounting, reidte an
DienItug isiner borgsieBtsu geb0rot
einsH 8eridt Elm. in rDel6em Is beibt
baB Der poli3sigsri6tselert Don Dan:
ton, RaIpb u. 4rsabrigbt ith piber
rs6tliter, Bsiie $18OO.08, peIte be,
Staot es60rsn, angesigust babe. 4rgd
bright ioa gaar6iirgftdfteu Uni
Sportelr biz 81 o5i9em g:trags bebaI
ten haben.
W0rber teIGt lid felbf.
| gleariielb, 9a.. II. Sept. -
Der Jubrmann Jobn aeeler, psI6e
am Samitag 4beno Sobn D. RoBne
in Ieinem Bureau ermorbete unb ore
feiner Glerts pertpuuoete, iteQte iih an
9isnitdg ielbit ben gebOrosn. Sbe
rifFsbedmte unb gurger batten mebrer
Gage pergebsns Sogo auf ibn gemutt
ReeIsr ertldrts, oaB Der Sunger ibl
CUR lsbergabe gstrieben babe. Gr ruo
in einsm elf WeiIsu BON gIsurFielb snt
fernten 8idiht um3ingelt rporben, c
| ourd6rdd inotiIeu ben aprnon I'M
itelte ii6 fsIbit Dem 9eriht.
8iel 2Grm um nihts.
D bingtou, .. g., II. Sept
Cine 0spsIhe bes umeritaniitsn &pn
| iuIs in 8IueFieIbs, Riearagud, an oa
| Stadtsoepartement meloet, oub be
berihtste Qnsriif auf WatroIsn be
Ganonsnbootes gSacoma" feline anti
umsritaniihs 0emonitration bebeute
Gin naturdIiiirter umeritaniI6sr glr
ger bate i'm RauIb auf einige matro
len gsidOiIen. obne inbeiIsn Ssmanoel
81 treffeu.
Morb i'm eriten 8rubs.
| SpotaHe, Ddib., II. Sept. 8e
| Soibat Games Stine pom 10. farbi
gem Snfanteries Reaiment, Der bsir
Grsr3isrsn in Sort George Wright lei
nen 9orssfssteu. ben GorporaI Daoi
auItin, srihoHen bat, iit bier beg Nor
| ess i'm erften 8raoe fhuIoig befunos,
rporcsn. Die Surp bat empfpbleu. od'
er gu IebensIdngliner 3uhtbausitraf
psrurtteilt psroen folle.
| Gprporul 4uitin fpu feline lnterge
bensn bsim grsr3iersn mibbdnbelt bo
ben.
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8eruist.

Der 8 Sabre alte 5enrp aeinen BON
go. 2040 Dunlap Strabe, tpurbe Der
poli3ei alS permibt gemeloet. Der
anabe perlieB geitern Morgen Z ubr
Die elterIi6e Dobnung tpie 9ep09nlih,
um iid na9 Der ct. Sobannes Shule
gu begeben, 1T bort jsbo4 nidt eingez
troffen. Die 2tngeb0rtgen befinoen
ii6 begreiflidsr Beiie in Der gr0Bten
unru6e.
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. oeisent6mm y. Ya,sten.

sssin itabtiiden gnunntt spuroen ge.
itern bic fDlgenoen Wauerlmibnib-
iheine eripirft: Cora griel, 212itodi.
oes Nsobnhaus on Der Grtenbreher
slpenue, uoroIih pom 9oologiIden
Wnrtsn, $4,000; q. NeiieI, anbert-
|boItitodiges NObsboas oa NtDyyiS
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Sokal.
Der Sfaotrat6
Groinans befr. yprbrreitnng BON
aslansn fir Snnnellirnns oeS
AamalsSonleparSs paiiirt.

Manor 0nnt perlangt SnIarirnng iei'
nee Iepartement. Snipeftprs Sie
5raac Der GrbOlnna Der itdbtiidDen
Gtenerrafe iuiro ben Sargern bei
Der rddlifeH 8ahl nnterbrsitet. -
Tas meme 3nilndItslansagruief
nod nnerleoigt.- gerifieocnes.
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iebleb oerbeirntbet mar. Gltid beltrel.
tet Die gegen i'm erbo6enen 9eidulols
glng.
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glpenue, College Sill, $2700; 0. 3.
g[ltbauier, Observation-Disclosures 8obn-
baus an Mignon 4nenue, nabe ST,
iher 9lpenue, 8eltiuooo, $25OO.
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bIittsr

Cine 5rou folgt tbrem Wlunu germ
in vhie" Gbs. aber uiht immer n
Der" Gbe. :
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-15
5. T.. TENNIS STAR HOLDS
WESTERN CHAMP TITLE
Maurice T.. Mclaughlin Defeats Los
Angeles Rival and Will Enter
National prCliminaricS,

Lake Forest. - Western Tennis
Champion Maurice +. McLloughlin of
San Francisco, successfully defended
his title on the courts of the Onwea-
tisa club by defeating his challenger,
Thomas G. Bundy of Los Angeles, in
hard fought set match, $40, 81,
S-4. Ga.
At the outset it was apparent that
the two Pacific coast experts were
evenly matched. Both had their serves
working superbly and the brilliant net
play of Mclaughlin was equaled by
the marvellous returns and the accur-
ate placing of Bundy. An endurance
contest began which ended only when.
with the count 81 against him, Bundy
braced and won the next three games,
making the score 1913.
Mclaughlin started the second set
with rush. He hit the ball harder
and playing at top speed, ran out the
set, 81. Bundy appeared tired.
Third Set Hard Fought =.
The third set was keenly contested
and repetition of the first seemed
certain. After holding the titlehold-
er even for eight games, however.
Bundy, weakened and Mclaughlin
just played him out, taking two
straight games and the set, Ga
The first game of the fourth set
went to Bundy after hard struggle.
Bundy took the net by his steller
play, led Mclaughlin, AZ the title
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-15
WH|SKEY QUESTION
WILL Be IN ISSUE

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. l5.-The reg
ular wing of the democratic party eX-
poets to deliver a blow at the temper
ance legislature during the session of
the state convention which opens here
today. The nomination of Benton
Mcmillan in the democratic guberna-
torial primary is said to mean that
as much as it means an effort to get
the warning factions of the party in
this state together. Under the plat
form to bo adopted the convention
will declare for local option in larger
cities and II would not require much
to have a plank adopted declaring
against the manufacturers law, which
prevents the making of liquor in the
state.
As the republican platform is so
strong on the question of prohibition,
the democrats may rest with the re-
peal of the statewide law so far as
It applies to Nashville, Memphis and
Chattanooga and fight 1t out with the
republicans on that line. There Is no
doubt, however, that the old whiskey
question will be the paramount issue
in the campaign this year and the
lines will be strictly drawn between
the temperance people and the anti
prohibitionlsts The democratic NOM
inee and his friends declare that they
will be backed by the expressed views
of Governor Wilson, the democratic
nominee for president. While the
governor has said that he will not in
terfere with local disturbances in the
states where the democrats are at war
with themselves, he has expressed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-15

Il had nearly million dollars
once" said Vaughn, "and now I have
no place to rest my head"
Vaughn blames his financial down.
fall to his marital troubles.
Il married Miss Mary Summers 26
years ago" said the former lieuten-
ant, 'and for a time we lived hap
PLY.
81 acted as Big Bill Devery's agent
in a number of real estate transac-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-15
COP" Is
BROKE AND HOMELESS

New York.-John w. Vaughn. ex-
lieutenant of New York police, for
mer fondly referred to in the depart
ment as the millionaire cop" is
walking the streets broke and with
out home. Even his pension of ST.
125 a year is tied up in alimoney
proceedings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-15

If you sit in a cool draft when you
are heated and get stiff neck or lame
back. You will be looking for some
thing that will ease the pain Fix
your mind eon BALLARD'S SNOW
L1N1MENT and don't be talked out of
1t because it is the best pain relieving
liniment you can get anywhere. Price
25c. soc and $1.00 per bottle. Sold
by A. c. Koeppen & Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-15
ANOTHER STRIKE IN
new BEDFORD MILLS

New Bedford Mass, Aug. ID
Plans are under way to bring about
another strike in all the cotton cloth
mills in this city. Frank Morris. a
national organizer of the Industrial
Workers of the World is here from
Chicago to confer with the labor lead
ers. Twelve mills already are closed
and $4,000 men are on strike.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-15

tons which netted handsome profits.
Then I began dabbling in real estate
myself
"One of my first bg mistakes was
to turn over to my wife a $4,000
house, allowing her to use the income
fer pin money. Twelve years ago
she left me and sued for separa-
ton.
I'm 1904 l was driven into bank
ruptcy because all the money l had
was in my wifes name"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-15

himself privately as favoring the To-
cal option idea As his popularity is
great among the temperance demo-
Gratis of Tennessee the fact that he fa-
vors local option may attract that
class to the democratic nominee for
governor in November.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-15
STRAPHANGERS WILL
RIDE FOR HALF FARE

Portland, Ore, Aug. 15.-The city
council passed a measure in favor Of
the straphangers when it voted favor
ably on an ordinance providing that
straphangers should be charged only
half fare. The ordinance requires the
railroad company to sell books of 100
tickets for $3.50. these to be good
for standing room.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-15
HAIR TURNS WHITE IN HURRY
Change Is Attributed to Fright OF
Man Hit by Train.

Sunbury, Pa.-John Lentz of Seven
Points, while driving over the Read
ing railway near here was struck by
a passenger tran and hurled thirty
feet, being badly injured His black
hair turned white, one of his horses
was killedSand the wagon wrecked.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-15

One of the most common ailments
that hard working people are affllct-
ed with is lame back. Apply Cham
berlain's Liniment twice a day and
massage the parts thoroughly at each
application, and you will get quick re-
lief For sale by all dealers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-15

holder forcing BundY to the limit
playing the challenger's back hanC
continually. At this point McLough.
lin let out. and allowing Bundy only
five points in the next four games,
ran out the set, Ga, winning the
match handily.
For the second time in a week
Maurice Mclaughlin added an inn
portant tournament to his credit when
he successfully defended his western
championship title against Thomas
Bundy of Los Angeles. For the past
three years these two players have
had the western title between them.
Bundy won it the first year the two
men went back. Mclaughlin took
it from him last year.
Match Not Surprise.
Barring the possibility of his going
stale Mclaughlin should win the ma
tional championship. He will have
no harder men 10 dispose of than he
has already slowed away at Long
wood and Lake Forest. Bundy ranks
among the first five players in Amer
let and if Mclaughlin can keen on
his game it is confidently expected
here that he will return this year
with the national title.
The result of the Bundy match was
about what was expected AS a mat
ter of fact it was thought here that
the southern expert would give the
local youngster keener opposition
than he did. These two have always
I cured in close matches in the past
but the win of Mclaughlin was a
comparatively easy one
McLoughlin and Bundy are to dou-
BILE up as team against the win
ners of the eastern, western and
southern championships in the prelim-
inares to the national doubles cham
and they are expected to
have as much success in this event
as they had in the singles.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-15

STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Caledonia IS.
The Honorable Probate Court, for the Dis
trict Aforesaid; To all persons interested in
the estate of Webb G, Batchelder, Raymond
II. Batchelder and Milton f. Batchelder.
Minors, Greeting%
made to this Court by the guardian of the
above named minors, for license to sell the
real estate of said wards. viz: An undivided
interest in thirty acres of land. more or less,
conveyed by Henry Hooker to George w,
Hooker and Nancy Hooker. for life, March
3Oth A. D.. 1899. and at their decease to
Dora G.. Batchelder mother of said minors,
now deceased. and to Others by said deed
will fully appear. Said real estate situate in
Peacham in the County of Caledonia and
thereof for the purpose OF putting the pro-
ceeds of such sale at interest or investing
the same in stocks other real estate, or
using the avails thereof for the benefit Of
said wards the law directs would be bene-
fetal for said wards.
Whereupon, the Court appointed and as
signed the 18th day of May, "A. D., 1912, at
the Probate Office in st. IOhnsbury in said
District to hear and decide upon said appl-
cation and ordered that public notice thereo
by publishing this order three weeks success
lively in the Californian a newspaper pub
Hshed at St. JOhnsbury in said District
which circulate ties in the neighborhood of those
persons interested therein; all which publica-
tions shall be previous to the time appointed
for the hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap-
pear before said Court, at the time and place
aforesaid then and there in said Court to
object TO the granting of such license, if you
see cause.
Given under my hand at st. Johnsbury in
said District. this oath day of April, A. d,
WALTER P. SMITH. Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-15
EAST BARNET.

Mrs. James Blair who has been
a great sufferer for years with rheu-
matism for a number of years is
unable to walk at all now. DR..
Fitch was called to see her last
week and says he is afraid she will
never be able to walk again. She
has the sympathy of her many
friends here. Her daughter, Mrs.
Lena Morey, from Newport is Wis
iting her and her granddaughter,
Alice Cushman, is helping her.
Sam Richardson spent Sunday at
his home here.
Mrs. Nelson and Marjorie visited
friends at Passumpsic Saturday.
Roy Potter is taking Will Cilley's
place in the creamery, while Mr.
Cilley is quarantined Their lit
tie boy who has infantile paralysis
is improving.
Herbert NORWOOD has moved
here and is working in the cream
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Roy and Their
on ROBBIE are attending the grand
lodge of the /. o. o. F. at Woods
stock this week
Mary Roy is stopping with Mrs.
Blandin for a few days.
Elizabeth Galbraith from St.
JohnsbUry and Annie and Master
Howard Shonyo from Lyndonville
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Dickinson, Thursday.
Miss Eta Swan united with the
church here Sunday.