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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-09

lus bar en forunoerIia autoritet
San leiret ogiaa / bet norife Stor.
ting. Wen StatsminiIter aonon
bapoe oennegang ct MT Sorilae ON
at Sagen ifuloe peoI9gges Broto.
folen % &eeierineen ba Tin Sp.
mprfiombeo paa ben. Men ban tai.
t. | Winbretaaets aonb. Oct enbte
meb at aonous 6orilas ~peotoges.
glanot De melt gamlneloagie Solere
/ bette SpsrgsmaoI par 2eitabiane-
rem gaffeiorb og Sr. 0prIano. Opr-
lano i~lllttet fin Gale meb ~fplgenbe
Orb:
"Sfal auinoerne optrGoe iom
Sorfpnoere / airfcn, ioa maa be
bare religisie. De maa fro paa i'm
9ibel. Wen / gibelen Itaar oct meo
flare Srb, at apinben Ifal tie | Sor.
iamlingen. gibeIen fortaler os, at
apinoen en- Sang tog DEN ~aanoelige
2eoelie. Men buffer life mine Ser
rer, boorlebes oct bengang gif2"
Oct ifal bemerfes, at / afeisrelD
len al oenne Sag ito0 Der SO Stem.
me for at &pinber ifal ia Get til
at tale / airferne, meoens So bar
intpb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-09

Gn geeiuenbeO al Hang bar set,
at Der / iioite Statsraao fremiottes
fcngeliee Eropoiitioner ON Siaa-
belle til He9ulering al 5 at pore
itore Sosorog. Oct bar &onosel.
ben (&anosfiorNen) meb bsieite Sp.
0Gmning, iom sger 8raften meS
1900 effeftioe Seltefrefter, aren'
balspasbraget, iom bill bli s9et me>
ca $4,000 Seitefrefter, Stteraaen.
bpis araitmGrgoe bill forsaes mel
ca. 10000 Seitefrefter, Iibelpen.
iom pil sges meb 10000 Seitefr9f'
ter % Samnongerpasbroset iom bill
sges meb Il 200 Seitefreiter
Ianbsfiorber, @isiarpanb, @rao'
pano, Sprisonn6, 9rangsoanS, gpg'
IanSsfiorS, SeIbuiisen og enoe'
SieIopono bill bermeo bli opb9mmet
SaaIeoes / Sptersoalen, Sespano
@reiponb, Satloalspano, Sosoano
Store SsrreSoonb, g~reipifoono
Sartepano, o2ngerafpano, 8ponro
OF Sopotb.
Grtotningar pcS oisie ResaIerin
ger er iot no9et forifielis. @nt
oil fcritaa, at oct er itore Irbeioer
icm ioreitaar. Ser bill lobpsses n
aruit. for ubpre georifter os rberes
neligt Smiong
Seq omtalte | ct tioligere Srel
8riitiania &ommmnes 8cntraft mel
@ammaielifabet / @lommen, bporne'
eleftriif Strait for ct belt aarbiirore
De lfiiIoe iifreS Dor Sopebitao. Som
munen peotoa enoeI 6oranoringer
aontraften, % III bar @amma1el
Ifabet paa fin Notwithstanding
Haris afilaaet Sisie Goranorinser 0,
eiterpaa ioIet fine Mettigbeoer II
] apffeIsruoieIfabet, iom isien 9
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-09

fnpttet iammen meo SafsIuno
(Sarpsfosien), % ariitiania itaar
meb fit lille 9ampeIeftricitetspprf
og en- lang N9ie. Oct belle er Bit
til en- iior Sruit, iom oominerer en-
flor Gel al bet ipositlige Norges
eleftriife 4raft, oe oenne oil forbet-
meite' blipe biriseret sitoper til
Sarpsborg og Sreorifsitao, Oilers
bar ben ogiaa fine 2eoninger | en-
beIteifoformet gre runbt ariitiania
belt inb | guiferubs Imt. 9riIti-
aria mac M enten pente til Staten
uobpgger Rorefaloene | Hrmeoals.
laagen 90 leie araft berfra eler no
bpgge lin egen Sos (Solbergfosien)
/ @lommen. Oct iioite blir antage.
Zig Silf9Ibet. Men berira fan fun
ifaffes $4,000 Seltefrefter, % ON
nogle Iar trGnges Der mere. Oct
CT MI life iaa belt iiffert anoet emo
ogiaa bort i~tipbenebe Seirc bill gaa
meb paa, at 9ommrren lfal eie og
bride npget ielu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-09

u-rtup .. srcoSb CLASS sAIrrs JUxx l5H 1908 Ar IHE Posi-
ouIor az DroOsAH, Iowa uKDra rr Au o. cOxsnEss o,
kA.eb 8, 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-09
@outautiale I Gbtcaao.

epeseyrisem I f~srfienioe essr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-09

@orife 2anbmanbsforbuno bar i
benne llge bapt tit Iarsmsoe /
Sronobiem. Sorbunoet isser at
irenme Sanbm9nbenes Snteresier
ogiaa | Bolitifen, Dog llben at itstte
noget ierifilt Barti. @unnar 9nuo-
len er en- al bets 2eoere. San bplot
en- Gale for 2anom9nbene ON @lef-
tricitetens Inpenbelie / 9%anbbruget
iom pafte Spiigt. San meobelte BERT
81. a., at ban for 20 aar iiben /
Stortinget bapbe foreilaat afiat So
600 aroner aarlis til Snofisb al
Sanofulo. 9ette SorIlag pnfte ben.
gang 2atter; men beriom oct bar
blit peotat, iaa pilbe Staten mi eiet
aae Sanbfalb / @lommen, % Be er
M pGrb Wiaioner og er forbetmeIte
paa uoenlanoife Spnoer. Wange
Ganbfalo, iom enonu life er optat til
inouItrielt 9rug funbe oog fanife
gpgoerne ifaffe fig. Iaar be itore
Snbiiser / S%otunbeimen blir regltle.
ret, iaa fan piitnof babe 8ilbbranos-
balen % Galbres "brioes meb glefs
tricitet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-09

ehmaRinm ~Suseennen- er mcoiaeen 1
cob Grhen. 90 ben CT alt bi fan snfye en-
epmanine at pare. Zen s.sr sooi arbeies
% oaar let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-09

@iceprRiibent bill altiaa rpffe op til
RrGiibent | SiIfpIbe al, at &eprG'
ientantbuiet life bnr funnel palge
nogen.
Men Der gisr en- merfeIig Ont
itrnbiabeo iig ~girloenoe. Rens
Mcpr9ientantbuiet fan oGIge meaem
De tire aonoiooter, ipm bar facet
Sc ileite Stcmmer | 8algfouegiet
fan Senotet finn pplge melem 0
ao~noiboter. 9ette maa bel opre
orbnet ilie iorat giere oct ab'olnt
iiffert, at iolfalo Senatet maa flttne
fomme til en- aigisrelie, iac man
life reiiferer, at Republifen blir belt
uben Sperbopeo.
Senatet err Tom b~efienbt republi'
fanif, % oct piloe oa beige enten
Cats Iartner, Sbermar, eler oet
iom bIir opitiaet iom &ooiepeltS
Iartter. Get pilbe foulme on pao,
bpiIfen al bisie to bnooe oct lter'te
Stemmeontal i @aIgfoqegiet. Gaer
- oe progressive repiiblifanife &c.
notorer flinbe moaife ogloa t9nfes
at aaa iammen meo 0emofraterne
% pGIge beres aanoioat, Waribon,
til @iceprGlioent % oermeo til ErG.
Com ioat: bisie Sorpiflin9er er
bel life ianoipnlige, men DC er mt
lige, og bore SGIcre bar Iifferlig
ooSntereSie al of iaa 8reie paa, boor'
Dan Sagen blir etbeIig oronet | I'll
ipIoe al, at aae bisie uiGoponIlge
sSorpifliuger oirfelig ifuloe opltaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-09

Oct ifal bemerfe8, at | If9isrel'
len al oenne Gag itoo Der SO Stem.
mer for at &pinber ifal ia Het til
at tale | airferne, mebells 60 bar
imoo.
90 iaa ba Stortinget par fGroie
meo bette, bepilseoe De $4,000 aro'
ner til llboannelie al militGre 5lp-
pere. Si iaar bel pGre meo paa
bette Smraobe, bpor llligbeoen enos
MI life er iaa Itor.
Seq bar oite tioligere baot Inleo'
ming til at omtaIe milit9re Soran'
italtninger % politiite Weninger ON
oisie ogiaa fra pore NaboIan-
oe. st liOet SoIf, iom bort,
Der optar en- iaaoan nbppre
2engoe al @llropoS peitlige &plt-
tribe og meo en- Sonoelsflaabe iom
er Ianet iterre emo De Soreneoe Sta.
paa at ia op ct pGloigt Statslaan.
Ser n9pres op til 1000 Ofia. 8ro=
bar Jet, bar o9ret onttalt | norife
glabe er at Hiislan0 forbereoer Jig
poo at ia ct pploigt Statslaan. Ser
incomes op til 1000 MiQioner &ros
ner. 9isie ifal anOenoes til 9pg.
ming at SernbaneIinier Grunf
SineS) ira Woifuo. Gn ifal gaa til
Sibiriens f~rugtbareite Strsg, en- til
ben runlrnife % en- til Den preus-
fife Gr9nie. Mten ben fieroe
ifaI gaa n~oroouer mellem Siserne
Sabo9a og Snega % frem til ct
Steo pao Wllrmansfpiten, lom lig-
ger n9r Sarangerijoroen. Ser uo-
tales meb Gette / De engelife 81.
nansorganer, at oerne Sane, iom
uoeIuffenbe bpgges meo itrate9iife
Sormaal, mna pore ififfet til at
iPtte Sfrnffen | De ifanoinapiife
Satbe. Wen for Sieblitfet oiifllte.
rer IuSlanO og England Ell anoen
Sag iom f~orouufler benne, og oct
er gpgningen al BEN p~eriiife Sern-
bane. IuSlanO, iom al militere
@runbe brliger brebere Spor paa
iine 9aner emo BET sprige europa
% Imerifa, freezer nemlig, at bette
breoere Spor ifal benpttes ODER
8eriien belt frem til Den inoilfe
8rPnie. % iaa bpggeS ganen
enbog for en9elife Een9e. Oct ier
nriten ub ior zen rusiiife giern
boIoer paa at itrEffe Jig / fin Fro-
fruitesiene. @are life oct belle rp.
ger en- pafter Gog / Ell inore &epo.
llltion. 8i fan meo oisie Eager
for Die life fole ps itolte oper at
ser ON 5 Ior (Oet ifal p9re gpg.
ningsperiooen) ital goa 8iernenl.
gnngstpg ira set Hsbe Sap til $50.
rongerfioroenS Gitiibe. 81 fan fun
rGre BET Saob, at amerifas og Seit-
elropas % enoo9 Sapans og ainas
Srlteresier tiliiger oisie 9anoe, at
Huslanb life ifal foa fomme ct
Sfriot lGngere MOB @eit END oct er
fonmet.
en- 9egiuenbeo al Hang bar BET,
at Ger / iibite Statsraao fremiottes
fcngeliee Eropoiitioner ON Clio
beIie I'll He9uIering al 5 al bore
itore @asorog. Oct bar Tollosel-
ben (RanosfiorSen) meb bsieite Sp-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-09

XVI tuIilllllS VI lullullluulIle
&%unitnere, iom mt er arrangeret /
amerifa bill bpoe paa obifilig al
Srteresie. Ser bill bli so 9ileoer
fra boert 2ano. Sra Hor9e er fsl-
genoe palgt til at beltage: Itrltp,
Sarriet gacfer, ST. Collect, Sirifs,
SborpaIb gricbien, SolfeItab, Sean
Seiberg, 81. Solmboe, 3ariten, Irne
aapli, 1T. &ittelien, CTR. &robg,
Eer &robg, Senrif 2uno, COP.
Mllnf, @erbarb Wuntbe, Snsager,
Cliff Eetersien, S~frebsoig, Sobl-
berg, Salfoan Strsm, Senrif Ssren-
len, @olb Sorne, Soriteinion o.
Grit 8erenifioIo.
s benne Cite mangler hi piitnof
en- lang &pffe gobe 9apne; men De
melt fremtrubenbe finbes Dog. Ger
iom Der bauoe p9ret bebre giaab
(oerooer eaer ber), iaa piloe s nof
fat meb ariiten Solbs, Sparitao,
Marie Cannes, Mfarie Saitge, Ser.
Sang, @igoabl, 9iarne oq Siguro
grifien og mango flere; men fanife
- berIom Srteresien er flor NOT -
iaa flinbe Ser bIi en- ierifilt norIf
~l1oitiuing engane. Gen norife gme-
rifalinie fan inbbpoe til mangt. Nli
mansler hi bare 100000 Ser, og Dem
burbe 9ergenierne ionoelie ffaffe.
s firfeliee 3rebie bar pi / set iio.
ite baut nogle minbre 9~esipenbeoer.
Ger er bannet en- Screening til Stats-
firfens 9eparelie, og iaa err Der bit
Ell fraftig Grptelt moo, at W9no Iom
Haftor 8leoitdL Or. Otto Senien pg
Salooan Wsller bIep forbieant til
@unit for Haitor &ieIo Stiib peo
9ei9ttelien al 8arniionsmenigbe-
bens Breiteembebe / 8riitionia. Ger
par TO Gamer. iom brep Ieitationen
for Yaitcr Stlb. Sosnepreit Sla-
pencis bar aabuet 9ampen. Oct fan
bemerfes, at Eaitor Stub tilbsrer
ben 9Ibre Sbeologi, be sorise anIees
for liberale. Gen Irberale SbeoIogi
bar forsprig miiiet ct af fine itsrIte
Gus meb Eropit s. 81. S9rbens
800. S9rben oor | lin llngbom
meeet ~fonierpatip; men beapnote paa
fine samIe Gage Ell ipris 8ramifnins
% ubsap en- &effe raoifaIe bibeI.
fritiife Sfriiter. 9isie er ifrepet
en- unsoommeIis raif StiI % bar
fat en- pib llobrebelie. S9roen bar
Brett paa Norberbop. San neo en-
J meset flor anieeIic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
FRANK J. WHITE RE-
 TURNS TO BIRMINGHAM

After having spent the past seasons as designer for one of the most fashionable tailoring concerns of the east, Mr. White has returned to Birmingham and opened an establishment on the second floor of the Massey building. Here he has fitted up a suite of rooms in elegant style and taste and has equipped his place with every convenience known in his profess sion.
 MT. White will be remembered here as having conducted rather exclusive and high priced tailoring business In the Chamber of Commerce, prior to his re- cent so1ourn among the fashionable marts of the east, but wishes to impress upon his former patrons as well as the general public that in his new place--conditions being entirely different--he will be able to produce the same fashionable gar ments Ut much lower prices. In fact he intends to make q speciality of ropular priced garments for men, putting into them absolutely the same care, In de- sign, fashionable appearance an1 satis- factory service that he is known to have always used In his business; and 80 what know that the garment he buys win re- fleet credit upon it's designer and builder
 Beginning Monday morning MT. White will display q collection of the most fashionable woolens ever shown in Bir- mmsham. nmong them being some ex- elusive patterns brought from New York within the week.
 On the second floor of the Massey build ing. 20as1A Third avenue, The White Tailor ing company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
COMPLAINTS MADE
 ABOUT SPEEDERS
Angry Parent States Reckless Driver Almosts Killed His Little
 Daughter

A very angry parent yesterday after noon about 3 o'clock made his appear ance at police headquarters and made a complaint against reckless drivers of automobiles in general and one in par t:cular. The gentleman gave his name as w. R. James. 1904 South Seventeenth street
 MT. James yclamed that his daughter had narrowly escaped death by an auto mobile which ran so close to her that ii caught and tore her frock from her body and knocked her to the street. The lit- tie girl is only about g years old, and was walking across the street at the cor ner of Twelfth and Eleventh avenue Her father claims that the driver of the ear gave no warning but whizzed by not even stopping when he knocked the child from her feet
 At the corner below, another automobile coming out from Twelfth avenue rar- rowly escaped collision with the same car ad these people also made complaint to the chief of police. Chief Bodeker
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
LOCAL COMPANY ID
 BUILD EXCHANGE
Krebs Construction Go. Is Awarded $5O,000 Con-
 tract in Knoxville

The Cumberland Telephone company, of which Col. w. T. Gentry is president has awarded contract to the A. J. Krebs Contracting company of this city for the erection of a $50,OOO telephone exchange in Knoxville. The work has been started on the foundation. The building will be of concrete and will be absolutely fireproof. The building, 1t is said will be among the most modern and up to date telephone exchanges in the sousn.
 MT Krebs said yesterday that the plans of the Cumberland company for the Knox vile exchange had incorporated all that was late and modern. He said that few telephone exchanges would eclipse the one to be erected in Knoxville by the Cumberland company.
 Colonel Gentry was only recently placed at the head of the Cumberland company operations in Tennessee. Kentucky and other adjoining states. He is also presi- dent of the Southern Bell company oper- ating in this state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
W. B. BANKHEAD
...........................

Of the most interesting subjects of political gossip at the present time is the prospective race for the congress sional seat in the sixth district which Captain Richmond P. Hobson will yield in an effort to land the senatorial seat of Captain Joseph F. Johnston.
 While with Hobson in the field, 1t Is probable that very few, if any gentle man of the Sixth would desire to break lance with him, with Hobson out, half a dozen, if the truth were known, are already preparing to enlist in the war.
 From the way affairs are shaping themselves at the present time, 1t Is evident that Tuscaloosa County Is pre- pairing to capture the seat-for Tusca- ]oosa though 1t is the most populous and most important county of the dis trict, has not furnished congressman in so many years that the oldest resi- dent has difficulty in recalling the era when another state of affairs did exist. Because of Tuscaloosas ambition, 1t Is reasonabley certain that the several dis tinguished men mentioned as probable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
GOODA[L RESENIS CHAUFFEUR'S FINE Judge Black Stands Pat and Fines Negro S15 for
 RecklesSness

Ernest Harmon, negro chauffeur TOT F. M. Goodall, was fined s15 in the recorders s court yesterday morning by Judge Hugo L. Black on charge of the reckless driv- ing of an automobile The evidence showed the negro was driving along Eleventh avenue and Twelfth street, south, when ne ran into peddler's wagon that was standing backed up against the sidewalk. He claimed the accident was unavoidable, and stated that he didn't see the wagon until close upon it owing to heavy ram which was falling at the time.
 MT. Goodall testified to the general good character of the negro. He protested strongly against a fine being imposed, and argued that the accident was unavoid- able Judge Black ruled differently. and said that the driver should have stopped the machine if he couldn't see his way clear. and suggested that it might have been a human hcsfla in tiae way instead of . wagon. He then assessed the fine. Mr. GoodalI still insisted that the negro
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
FERNANDO DESOTO MONEY
By MARY NICE HosKINs

full information and steadier alert ness of mind He was a historian be- fore he was a statesman and to hear him, whether in private conversation or in debate was to hear composite voice of all the ages, of all the nations that have hourished upon the earth since the morning stars sang together. Mississippi mourns the loss of child worthy its parent state and all south erners should feel new inspiration and pride In the fact of their nativity when they consider the earnest manli- ness of Senator Moneys life. He lived a man of unstained honor and died a high minded, chivalrous. courteous southern gentleman, the highest and best type of citizen, and sends up to the supreme tribunal a record" un- marred by error the record of a we'll spent life, and Alabama as well as Mississippi mourns the death of this great and good man and citizen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
M. T. oRMOND


 | be no question but that Tuscaloosa will 1 have but one candidate fin the field l While John A Rogers of Sumter, is
 mentioned and while it Is possible that l he will enter at the present time. Walk CT and Tuscaloosa counties are doing l the greatest amount of figuring. In 1 Walker, Tom l.. Long is a tentative candidate, and William B. Bankhead ad- mits that he is seriously considering taking the plunge. As Is the case in Tuscaloosa, it is probable that MT. Long 1 and MT. Bankhead will settle their diff | ferences among themselves in order | that the vote of Walker. second in strength only to that of Tuscaloosa. 1 might not be divided.
 Of the men of Tuscaloosa mentioned.
 the following are said to be giving more thought to the situation than others Frank S. Moody, state senator and op- ponent to Hobson in the last campaign; M. T. Ormond, district solicitor; W. B. Oliver, dean of the law school of the University of Alabama Fleetwood Rice, prominent attorney and member of the present legislature, and HenryB. Foster, judge of the county court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
RAILROAD MAN
 COMMITS SUICIDE

Tupelo. Miss, September 21.-R. C. Kinkannon, former general freight agent of the Mobile and Ohio railroad committed suicide here Friday night by throwing himself in front of pas the loss of his position and had made several previous attempts to kill him. self. His brother, w. C. Kinkannon editor of the Tupelo Journal, arrived here on the train which killed him to attend family conference concerning sending his brother to an infirmary MT Kinkannon's daughter witnessed his death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
Arrested on Murder Charge

Danville, Ky, September 21.-Mrs. Helen Williams Lane, 50, bride of three months. was arrested today charged with killing her husband, Charles Lane. 65, at their home in this city last night. Lane was shot twice, one bullet breaking his neck. The couple came here from Somerset. Ky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
PRIZE FARMER IS
 LAKE BELL HOP

Chicago, September 21.--A boy who worked as a bell hop" on @ lake ex- cursion steamer during the summer months was the prize erner of 800 students of Lane Technical High school. who worked during vacation. He re- ported to the principal, William J. Began, that he had earned $500. About
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
Soothing, Healing, Germ Destroying Air Ends Catarrh Misery Nothing Ever Known So Certain As Hyomei to Bring Imme diate Relief and Heal the Distressing Soreness As Aus tralian Eucalyptus When Properly Combined
 With Other Beneficial Antiseptics

ifs supplied by pharmacists for $100 If another bottle of HYOMEI is
 needed for an extra stubborn case the
 | price is only fifty cents.
 Pour a little HYOMEI into the in4 haler and breathe 1t deep into tlNi lungs. It's the only way to reach and kin the catarrh germs that are slowly undermining your health;
 1 For catnrrh. colds. coughs and croup HYOMEI Is guaranteed q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22

should not have been fined, but Judge Black stood pat. T think the fine un- just" said Mir Goodall, after a few min utes deliberation whether to appeal or not. and he got away with it.
 Several people have been given jail sentence by Judge Black for similar remark, being held to be in contempt of court
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
Nd stomach drugging-iust breathe

No stomach drugging-just breathe it--that's all.
 Pronounced High-o-me-
 When you get ready to rid your self of catarrh, hawking, sp1tting, snuffling and that revolting habit or clearing the throat of mucus in the morning get a HYOMEI outfit.
 This outfit which consists Of hard rubber inhaler, a bottle of liquid HYoMEI and simple directions for use
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22

50 of the boys were employed as
 chauffeurs and earned a total of s5000. Altogether $32,0o0 was earned by the students during the summer period.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22

MIR. sHERRoD, MANAGER OF OUR RENTAL DT1PARTMENT, GETS A TENANT FOR YOU RIGHT NOW. TRy HIM. M'DAvID, MEYER. COLD HAN < TERRY, 21OD FIRST AVENUE ! PHONE 2b43.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22

stated that the guilty party would be arrested for reckless running of an auto mobile If apprehended.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
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candidates from that county will elimi- nate themselves until one stands alone. To accomplish this family primary might be necessary, but there seems to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-06
PERSONAL
MENTION

S. Mosier of The Dalles, is Pen
dleton visitor.
r w. Pattengill of Walla Walla
was a guest of the st. George last
night.
G. w. Hudson of Union is visitor
in the city. being registered at the
Bowman.
Don c. Brownell of Hermiston was
among the visitors in the city yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Casteel were in
from their home at Pilot Rock last
evening.
H. G. Casteel well known Pilot
Rock resident, came in from his home
yesterday.
Volney Taft is a guest of one Of
the local hotels, being registered from
Hot Lake.
L. p. Watson was in yesterday from
his home at Hodman and spent the
night in the city.
Clark Nelson returned this morn
ing from Athena and weston where
he exhibited the Roundup films.
Frank X. Welles, county school su-
perlntendent, left this morning for
Hermiston where he will discuss mat
ters relating to the promotion OF
garden work among the school chill
dren.
Robert Mckenzie, youngest mem
Der of a well known Adams family,
who was graduated last year from
the University of oregon, arrived
this morning from Portland. He is
now engaged in railroad engineering
work