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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

&ar baarlige Stepler poo," forflo=
re6e sen 5iinftige.
uNei, Ri bar ingen a (ogte @erre=
itppler," iagoe @igen og piloe luffe
|9pren.
~9eej, bolot!" iog6e 8er &anien,
Ser M begpn0te at fomme Jig al fin
Sorbouielle, LEG ifuloe 6o gierne
babe en- Eon6 truffet n6!" iag6e
BON og iatte So6en / &lemme pe6
|9gren.
r9o er Set oog ogiaa for galt,"
in6ifjp6 &igen breo. ~@il Sc MI
babe baa6e &enge og Stgpler og ba=
be Een6er truffet us / famine &jgb!
&il Sc foripin6e"
Cen funoe &er &onien life itao
for. Son tog Gooen til Jig. Higen
impffeoe Dgren t. og &er og bans
tilfnloige &ammerat baboe oo inte1
an6et @alg ems at goa.
! &porle6es set iioen gift Ner, mel
Ser 6i1torien intet om. - u.s.. 81
|@nbI.D
@ptclialg. &otel u%9(relbus" /
@aSleb er iolgt til &eltaurater
@enrD Niellen, v&ao6busfofeen" /
|@iuergo for 1880 @r. Spertagel.
lie Is. 9epp.
Gjenbumsialg. @olebp @jeltgi
pergaaro er al @ieltgiber Sbien
iolgt til Sagfgrer @eDer, Moflfob
for $4,000 &r. Sbertagelle 1trafs
Gjenbpmsialg. @oar6en v&orls:
minoe" / Nppling, 1876 S0r. 2anO
er al Yropriet9r @r9nning lolg
til Nroprieter @olm, &isle sri
gaarO, for $4,000 SIT. @aor0er
v&pisielbolt" pe0 MgerIte6 er al Sc
&oniortium, Ser eier @aar0en, lolg:
til @aaroeier SIien al S6oer fo1
100000 ST.. @aor0en bar ct Sill
liggen6e al 300 Sbr. 2on0. slpl ol
In
8eintning me6fglger.
- @opeogoar0en ~8aggespogn'
me6 v9beflaborg" pe6 Sin0ol iam
&e110ergo6s og &irfer er al Gnfe
fru CLUB / &jebenbabn iolgt ii
6orpoater .&o11l GLIB, ~Ebefla
borg, for ca. - Mill. &r. Sper
tagelien CT ifet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

ian be1,ne Sang oct famine Gif met
set gif life, og ban fan0t BET tilli0i
flogeit at erfl9re Jig ifplbig % tagt
lin Straf.
Ebure Slion er sen 7oe Otto.
! Der afgaaet be0 9pben / lit Stem /
3umbrota, So Mar gammel. San
bar f96t paa @aorben Gpbl1ls /
Nor0re gnr6al, Galbres, og uO=
bm0re6e to @ar gommel meo lin
Wo6er til Mn1erifa, bbor Sc boi latte
fig / Monitomoc, isis.
ubifibnt11gcn al Ser11erts bill
''aflluttes inoen britt ct Har Tigers
Sis, og 6erbeo oil ct nieopanligt
bel6igt Mar bore afiluttet. Ser far
nemlig / Set MI mart aflluttebe Mar
D9ret u0iftbet mere Sernerts ems
n%ogeniin0e fgr, i6et ingen Mrbei6er=
uroligbeoer bar iinfet Mrbei0et, og
6e itore Splog er mi. rpo0e6e az
bejen. Gette giber Mnle6ning til
Sen ltprit m11lige girfiombeo / So,
bet al @intcrmoone6erne, ga 6isle
9plog al @rtS igien ifal ifaffes til
beje. u6ifibningen at Greloit far
ogiaa neret SEN iterite pao mango
Mar, og Eemmer6riften bill / @in=
ter blibe betp6elig.
- 8alfanltaternes &rig moo Gpr=
fiet bor babt i'm @irfntng ogiaa fer
i Mor6beiten, i6et flere sSSernbaneiel=
ffaber MI bar panifelig for at ffaffe
fig SEN forneb11e Mrbei0sbielp. @bi:
'cago & Nortbmei tern 8anen bor
iaale6es / @aieca og Erocp peret
&nibe for Golf- / fine 6erb9renoe
&11lifnr, og oe Sprbp6ere og 8rem=
iere, Der preS1eoes / Eienelten, ba1
forlangt in6til SIS Matten for al
ffuffe Sui. 9ette Mrbeioe u6fdrteS
bobe6iagelig al Bulgarere og Ger:
bere, MEN ga &rigen uobrg6, reiitt
ale 6isie biem for at itille fig
&efferne. Sc potriotiife 8ulgorer'
eritattes for enbel al Stalienere
, men Ser CT 6og frem6eles en- fglelie
,@ongel poa alminoelige M%rbejoere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
st NIT Sfribt / Mrbei6et for sSir

st NIT sfriot / Mrbeioet for Sin.
lambs &uSiificering betegnes beo ct
Sorllog, iom Den rusitife Snititsmi-
ntiterS itiieglobitop nplig bar frem=
lat. Set gaar no paa at n6itrefffe
ben rnsiiife 5traffelobs @DI6igbe6
til ogiaa at omfatte i Sinlanb BE-
gaaeoe Statsforbrp6eI1er Iigelom
ioo6anne Sorbrp6elier, iom er frem.
|fol6t at politiife Motiper. Ser be-
bpbes lite lange 16legninger for at
forflare &effeoi66en al en- faaom
~Sormitaltning, til bbis Sberf19ttel.
fe BEN fier6e 9umo bentes- at billie
lD6e fin Me6birfning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
Bpnr / Danmtark.
&jpbenbapn.

S!le @tllt@It ,cSOIuu1l. 1tul@tt-
orb. Miels Mnoerlen. Mrb. Babe
NOR Neterien. Gpmrer Spren 2ar.
len. Yorceaensoreier @briitian
Otter. 6ormer Sans &asmusien
iof Treoerifsiuno. Mr6ejoerife aa=
ren Miellen, Stuff Sens Nielien.
Muitfer gon1uno Eeterlen. Bog
binoermei ter @e1tergaoros gnfe
Cara. @roslerer, &%in6anoler Jrie=
6ericb Mottlou. &~ommllnel9rer
&eter @onie11> faloet @lange. Bog
boloer Eeter @osiena11. Detoilbano=
Ter @oniens &uitru Gbriltine.. Sort
ner 9eiels &anien. Weller HeterlenS
Sujtru Mlpiloo. Saoelmagcripen6
Gnfe Sobanne. @uSndno
g. M%n0reaiens gnfe Sobonne. Fro=
furilt 2ariens gnfe Mnltne. Mrb.
,,Senlens &ultru &irltine. Gppogrof=
+; Ierling Mrel S9renien. Stu. 9G=
reril,oe 6rf. 9fora @ortpigien. So
telejer Gborengaoros gnfe Glil ia
i betb. @ellner @dpers gnfc aaren.
Sjeneepige gllen Settling. Ippo=
graf Garl @rosfopf. Tbp. @rh. @lt=
itaf @al(en0orff. SIP. @ooroeler
! Sens Yeterien. Sfomager 9srge
&onien. Mr6. Gmil Hult5. Cigar
!. maqer Muguit Mfellin. gnfc emma
@premen. Mgent 9l10pig Scbelin.
@nfe Selma 8reier. SfrpOoer
&or( @erner. Mrb. 2in0s &ultru
Sobanne. 1bp. @auromono Sobon
;, Miellem. @epermeite r @onlens SUI
1trr1 Mnna. 6rf. Sine S9rgenlen.
8u0 Ssfar eSntlon. Sjeneltepige
@itber Mn6erien. @onoifemoger
@ooes gnfe 2ol,ra. Gigorfa6rifant
/ G6orpolo 6re0eriflen. SIP. 9pgte=
tpnoer 8eter Maoien. Maalemager
!, Carl Miellen. Mefanifer Eeterlens
',&ultr1 Gllen. SIP. @aor6ejer
&osml1s @oni Ell. Gigormager Cher
icbecbts &11ltru 2u0obifa. 5abel=
mogeripeno &onlens @ultru Sbefla.
8ogboloer @einricb @eitemeper.
Sobrifsorbej0erlfe Gnfe Sine 2un0-
berg. 5logtermelte Maurit5ena
: &nltru @oline. @o%n0elsogent So,
I lens &u1tru Mnna. 9rpggeriarb. s.
Mn0eriens &1ltru Morie. Suitits=
: raa0 Mpotbefer 6riiS' @nfe Morie.
,I6bp. sneofermeiter Sens @anien
gogboloer T11c6s @lltru Same
t, @%aar0ejer 2ariens &u1tru Nnna
I&iem6ef pr. Spoerup. slrb. Gbrt:
.,'1tian &e6erien. SIP. Spmrermeltel
: @e6els @ultru emma. gnfe So:
I bonne Mooien. Mrb. Sans &anlen
! Gnfe S;obanne 9eielien. Mrb. Gar!
9in6berg. Maleripeno @aral0 @ber
, bor6ien. @igarfabrifal,t @anienS
q &ultru Mn1olie. 5fr9O6er @briitt
q ali 2un0in. Benl. SporpognSfunf
!. tionnr Ole &onien. Srf. Mne 6rp
r 1trup. Mfbpgegr Seniens Suitrl
Sine al @tore 2pnbp pr. Hllteo. ga
9 6elmagermelter % Sapetlerer Mllg
8eterien. 5fibstdmrermelter Hete1
gortien. Molermei ter Soloberg*
&ultr1t Sine. Mrb. 2orent5 @en6rif
len. Stuff 2ariens @r1tr1t Sline
Sbb. 9ugmager Ole Heterien
&onbentuolin6e / 9tGbringgoari
&loiter, Trf. @on1tonce Sc &enou;
t oro.
81
7 Mnmclbte for Treberifsbcrg @irfs
Il Sftfteret.
Heni. 6Drb6oer Carl Sort. @or
ttfulter &eber 8e6erien. @nfefr1
7 gmilie &reDe. Mrb. 2uobig Mas
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
u9et ifmlbe 6erreosfugbeu

r9et ifmlbe @erreosfogben lift
babe 9iort. S en- lille pltip6if ST.
Dor ser for nogle Nar ttlbage en-
@errebsfogeo, ser life altio bar Il:
ge fiffig iom Torbprsoomnrer. @r
Gang bab0c ian Ell 6urfOrepen Tp=
befnegt / 6orbgr, og ga fan iffe
paa onoen Moooe' fnn6e fao SDn6e'
rem til at befjenoe, forlpgte ban al
liite en- Gilitaoelie ,6 al bam:
~@u gientogcr bl1 npjogtigt, bbaf
ieg flyer"
~Ssabel, &erre6sfogeo!"
"Ggrit frgb ieg in0 as &in6l,et.
~Gprlt frgb jeg in0 as Sin6uet."
~Soa brgffc0c jeg Yengelfabe1
op."
rSoo breffeoe jeg &engeifobe'
op."
5aa langt git Oct goot; men DC
@erre6sfog6en 6crefter fortiatte:
~0g iao tog ieg &engene" - lat:
te Sem Mnflogeoe en- betenfelig Mi
ne op og iog6e / 6pbelte Mlpor:
rSSamen, set iful6e @%erre6sfog:
Sen life babe giort."
@n lille &nrf paa Mooerenx
Graf. S MooiGtning til mango
andre 81 Observation-Disclosures er oen'
ne fer lan6, og Sen foregaar I Iol
borg, ifriper ~Malborg &enltrebl."
@ope6peri omen CT en- lille Snr]
pao 5 gor, Ser nplig bar mi ltet lit
Mo6er, og Don gaar MI og lprge1
lao noipt og rerenoe, lom fun 8grr
fan Urge.
Mf og til foretaser bon paa ege1
&oono en- Sur l1b paa &irfegaaroe1
for at lie til Mo0ercns @rao og foe
Ter ga mes barnlig Smbu for @rop
1tebet og 6ets 8lomiter.
6orle6en, So man iabne6e ban
biemme, opl6gte bans pl6re 8ro6e
bom poo &irfegaaroen, bpor ba1
sgiaa eanife rigtig fanot bom.
San bab6e facet fat / en- &ipe 0!
nerme6e Jig MI me6 liiten6e @frio
6omiliens @ropite6.
8rooeren itoo list % iogttog ban
og oploge6e ga, at ban bap0e tage
fine @tgbler a = Sc families iener
/ en- 8nlf - og nermebe fig @robe1
poo @trgmpefg66er.
~&bo6 er set bog, 6u beittller?
Wen Sen lille ibore6e blot: rTDS
ner 1tille, jog bil ripe 1i6t paa Soc
6ers GRAB. og for life at peffe ben
be, bor ieg truffet Stgblerne al.
ga Her ifnloc til Sanolcgc. 6,
be1tipolf 9onoemonb Yer @onie
bleb forle0en operfal0et al en- umc
nerlig pinagtig Ton6pine.
San fog i 2ebet al Ell l1ge5 81
en- raft 8ellutning, 0rog fine &iite
fleber, og fine Stppler poa og 81
til &igbita0en for at foniulere e
Ganolege.
Mnfommen til San6lpgens 8opa
itoo 8er @onien lenge og efsper
mentere0e mes &ingeopparatet. 81
pil0e life itrofs aabe11bare fine SEN
meligbeOer for Fer. 90 fpm Ell, II
tire Ell 5iinftig Sbeno, Ser iuit bo
poa Salien, og fom Yer til @iel&
San forito0 be0re at trDffe po
&nappen.
Set bare6c ogluo finn ct 9iebli
fpr cit npoelig lille Ijeneltepige ito
1om eli Mobenboring fpron Sc TO.
~l1noifpl0," Tiger @%beu6en, uni {
to %reilenoe Sben0e. Sc er ga if
1aa go6 at gipe ct &or Sfilling Ii
@jelp paa @eiien?"
8igen foriDan0t og fom itrofs e
ter igien meo ct Sar 10 Rrer, ior
bum gab S%r6fgreren.
rMange 5af, men 9a ifl1l6e S
fife booe ct 8ar gamle Stgbler
Min &ammerat Ser bar ioaoan
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

&eit5. . Sobanrle 9llobigien. Nor:
TOR be0 5tatsbanerne Sens Moltocf
i8rofeslor oe6 nniperiitetet Sulins
Treoericia. &artifulier Ope Mul.
Ter. gnfefru Sioie Heterien. @n.
fefru Sofie Sanien. Grgban6ler
Grant5 S%riienette. @nfefru Singer
Sllenitaebt. Mftegtsmonb SONS
,DIien. Eemrer ST.. 8. Sreoerifiens
&,1itru Mgnes. Melfefuf S. Sen-
lens &nitru @lara. MGlfefulf 8
&eteriens &uitrlt Glen. Direftgr
Is. 6. Mgllers Sultrl1 M1bil6o
S6mrer Houliens &l11tru Mnna.
Moifinime6 &eter Senien.
Mnmelbte for @urbrc &irfs
Sftftcret.
@angeoe: @nfe &aren Beterlen.
Sr6rup: SIP. 6abrifant Sobannes
@itb. .@nfefru 9ortbeo &or6en=
crone. 8rf. &o1olie Seligmonm.
&ellerup: SIP. 2ererinoe Srf. SEQ
ia @artpigien. 6rf. Mmebie Sur
nett al ct. Ebomos. Gbb. Sfibs.
faptejn Somes 8rpmn. @fobsbo=
beb:: @jgbmon6 Sens Senien. @en-
tofte: &on6elsagent 81. Sblens &11-
1trn Mnna.
Grpbinicrme.
&ingiteo: Marie Senlen. &oluno-
borg: Sfomagermelter s.. 6. Yeter,
len. 8ieperifop: @oar6eier Ole @e=
;, oerien. &ilfinge: SIP. 2anopoit=
bu0 Soban &eier. Slagelie: Str.
Senien. @lumie: @nfefru Sulie
8robm. &aitelep: 2erer Mrel Ye=
terien. Magelite: Mpller $. g. GU
1tapiens @uitru. &grbef: @ortner
g. @anien &oger. Safsfebing
@nfe @briitine 2arien. S0enie: S.
81. &ruule. &igbmano q. 6. Niels
fen. Morie Nielie1. Camilla 2oui=
ie 8ertbelien. 8ogenie: SIP. Borg.
meter 6. 6. &osmusien. &aage.
, |luno: 6orbenp. observation-disclosures
@anien. &ol6ing: 8irtbe
,@artbin. 2er6Gt: Mgller S. 81
@eile: g. $. @runnet. &or=
liens: 6. s. Ebomien. Sans SIR.
.|&anien. Marbus: G%ol6osli1tent s.
lis. 6. Glien. &ornmoaler Gilbelm
&eoerlen. &on6ers: Slagtermeite1
I@. $. 9omm. g. $. Macfes &n:
Itru. gba 8ocb. Msmil6: MnoerS
,|Senien @o6e Molborg. Malborg:
Morir 5elgerien. Yeter Norbin
&ingfebing: 5fomogermelter S
|@trpmfelbt. &olltebro: &irltine @p:
renien. Seile: 8. g. Tgnoer. SIR:
ring: Mgnes g. q. 8arming. SIN:
ina Mielien. Gina Mortens. Stau:
trup: @ooroeier Ee0er 5prenien
-t@illerp6: gnfefru Gecilie 0ieoricf:
lien. 9litpffe: Sngpor Sgrgenien
%10eiun0bp: @oorocjer Gbriltiar
MoOlen Neo0e6ro: Mntonette Sen:
lien. 6re0ensborg: Ol1fo 2ange
.! S6eni e: 81. s. Nobroe. Wartbc
@arfusl EN-. &riitine &ruuie. Mn
!, ! no Mn0erien. S6rgine Seiperien
Otter &eterien. San6elsreiieno'
r @enrif &eterien. Gborfi16 2arien
: &l10fipbing: &iritine 2arien ola
:, gelie: Ebora 9. @anien. Malborg
U.s.. S. Morteni en. 2isbierg: 2uri
Sofo6len. Mobp: Igmrermelter IS
o &e0eri EN-. @asle: Mn6ers Senle1
&romonr. &olme: &ierltine Mgl
I goor0. Gifted: Mftpgtsman0 s
: @jortsbej. &ettrlp: Mlfreo @in
r tier. 2in0bolm: Moren Miellen
? &offe0ols Morf: &oren &riltenien
-
&asieris: Mnine &eoerle en-. @fe
lun0 st.: 5pgepleier1fe Cine Ebul
-Ifteb. &ettrup @~dn0ereoar6: Scar
tbo Mielien. gsfpr: ellen @bri
itenien. &a6iun6: &relten @jortb
,|@osieroo Marf: @illiam @itb5
g 'S6enie: Gatbrine Sobonien. '&agn
J, bil6o Meller. 6arum: S;obon 2ar
lien. Sreoerifsiuno: @ten= og 8il
le6bugger s. g. @ielien. &ege
Mnna @ecber. &aren Senien s
/. &eterien. 6loge1ie: Morie SEMEN
Mqlermeter $. s. SAM en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
&ocf eSsslon0 Banens @mbe6;

&eform Dor.
&ocf Sslano 8anens gmbe6s=
m9n0 og andre Observation-Disclosures
bar oiteot ct Oproab, bporbeo
SSernbanebetiente og 8ublifum bars
leg ON Garerne be6 Sen poo 6enne
Marsti6 panlige Saage. 2ofomotib-
fererne er paalagte at .1figrpe lin
Mgtpaagibenbe6, men ser gigres op=
m9rf1om paa, at Hnblifum ielb maa
bore barlomme, ON nogen Goritgtig-
regler ifa1 nptte. Sipr giel6er 6et
fr M11tomobilfiprere at paste fig ga
set / taaget SEER er iaa ubpre let at
itg6e moo Sernbonetog naar @poret
frD6ies, me6ens alle l1lpffer / oenne
&etning 1ettelig fun6e un6gaaes,
bbis man o%nben6te en- @mule Gor=
itgttgbe6 og alminoelig Wenneife=
forifan6, mener ban.
- Carl Beterion, Ser orbei6e6e !
|Sllinois Central 8anens 8erfiteb
Sort Dodge, bleb forrige Sgn6ag
operfiprt og 6rebt at ct 2ofomotiu
i 8anegaar6en 6erite6s. Samme
Dag bleD Setter @or6paIl paofigri
af en- MlrtomobI / en- al @beng ga,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

De netop afilutte0e 8alg bab6e lert
bam, bDor D6erlig p%oofr9bet benne
&eform bor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-08
.STANF|ELD MAN
LOSES A FINGER
MEMBER SEVERED WHEN
ENTANGLED IN A SAW
Citizens, Responding to Mayors Plea
for n Clean Town. Turn Out En-
.Masse and Brush Project Town Up
a Bit.
Especial correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Stanfield, Ore, April S,-While en-
gagged in working about a saw Sat
urday afternoon, w. c.. Spencer. of
this place, allowed his hand to become
entangled in the machine, the saw
practically severing one of his fin
gers of his right hand.
Town Cleans Up.
Mayor James NJ. Kyle proclaimed
Saturday, April 6 as Stanfield clean
up day and 1t was most enthusiastical-
ly observed. Each property owner
had his premises put in good order.
while groups of men and teams were
busy all day hauling away rubbish
or raking and burning weeds from
streets and vacant lots and evening
found the little, chiy spick and span.
Study Club Meets.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Stanfield Women's Study
club met with Mrs. E. N. Wheeler on
Thursday afternoon. Excellent pa
pers were read by Mrs. ]. H. Norton
on prehistoric America" and "Our
Island Possessions, by Mrs. E. d. Sew
erence. after which a surprise lunch
con was served in honor of Mrs. c.
w. Connor. The president, Mrs. F.
A. Bake. was tcastmistress and a
number of toasts given, response be-
ing made by Mrs. Connor. After
luncheon an hour of fun and music
was enjoyed. Beside the club mem
bers invited guests were Mrs. F. B.
Stuart, Mrs. c. W. Carman and Mrs.
Geo. Anderson.
Miss Anita Howard entertained the
high school class at her home Satur-
day evening. The time was spent
with games and music. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Those
present were: Misses Marilla Dun
ming, Julia Haggman. Mary Connolly.
Myrtle Anderson, Helen Wheeler, Lii
liam Hoosier and Anita Howard;
Messrs. Harold Hoosier, John Bea-
vert, Harold Wheeler. Glen Wallan
and Clement Howard.
The Ladies Aid Society of Hope
Presbyterian church held an Easter
sale and tea at the home OF Mrs. E.
E. Cotant Saturday afternoon. 1t
was we'll p~atronized and a neat sum
uctteu WHICH cues W Tic ouiiuihS
fund of the new Presbyterian church
to be erected very shortly in Stan
field.
Mrs. G. W. Patterson and daughter
Miss Lelah Patterson of Portland ar
rived in Stanfield on Saturday to be
the guests of Mrs. E. n. Wheeler for
some weeks.
Mrs. C. w. Carman and Mrs. F. B.
Stuart were Pendleton visitors or
Friday
E. P. Marshall was in the city Sat
urday.
Prof. F. d. Carruth. Miss Bess Gal
logly, Mrs. Eva Dumas, Miss Alice
Pratt and Miss A. Chenzik. teachers
in the Stanfield school, attended the
institute held in Echo Saturday.
Mrs. Ivan Dunning and Miss Eva
Dunning were Hermiston visitors
Wednesday.
Lillian Hoosier was a Hermiston
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Dunning attend
ed the teachers institute at Echo Sat
urday afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-08
LOCALS
Burroughs. Main 6. Fuel.

Burroughs. Main s. Fuel
Main 17s for coa and wood.
Bicycles! 1877 johnson street.
Phone Kopittke q Gillanders, for
dry wood and Rock Spring coal.
I. c. Snyder will spray your trees.
Spray dope for sale by gallon.
For Rent-Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Apply at 500 Water street.
For rent-Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Inquire at 4O1 Aura street.
For good cedar posts, 60 to the
Pendleton Planning Mill and Lumber
Yard.
Large stock Of telephone poles at
the Pendleton Planning Mill and Lum-
Der Yard.
All kinds Of good dry wood. also
,lean nut or lump Rock Spring coal
at Kopittke & Gillanders.
Special rates to horses boarded by
the week or month at the Commercial
Barn. $40 Aura street. Phone Main 10
For transfer work, hauling bag.
gage, moving household goods and
pianos, and all kinds of job work
phone Main 461. B. A. Morton
For rent-Suite OF u%nfurnished
housekeeping rooms in East Oregon.
ian Building. Steam heated. also gas
range in rooms. Apply at this office
The State Hotel. corner Webb and
Cottonwood streets. under new man
agement. Furnished rooms by day
week or month. Phone Main sos.
Save yourself fuel troubles by us
Ing u famous Rock Spring coal ant
good dry wood. Delivered promptly
Ben L. Burroughs. phone Main s.
For sale-Big white g full
blood S. c. Black M~inorcas, the kim
that lay big eggs and lots Of them. 5.
per Is. ]. G. Miller, 104 E. Cour
street.
We have on hand several ciga,
show cases and counter show case
that we will sell very reasonable 1
taken at once. Pendleton Planinj
Mill and Lumber Yard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-08
Dray Service to ASy,um

Our dray will make regular trips on
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 2
O'Clock. Penland Bros. Transfer Co.
Main 339.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-08
SURELY SETTLES
USsET STOMACHS
INDIGESTION, GAS, HEART
BURN OR DYSPEPSIA VANISH
Five Minutes After Taking a Little
Diapepsin Your Stomach Will Fee
Fine Again-Eat Your Favorfte
Foods without Fear OF Distress.

Every year regularly more than a
million stomach sufferers in the
United States. England and Canada
take Pape's Diapepsin, and realize
not only immediate, but lasting re-
lief.
This harmless preparation will di-
gest anything you eat and overcome
a sour, gassy or out OF order stom-
ach five minutes afterwards.
II your meals don't fit comfortably
or what you eat lies like a lump of
lead in your stomach. or If o have
heartburn, that Is a sign of indiges-
ton.
Get from your pharmacist a So
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and
take a dose just as soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings. no
belching of u~ndigested food mixed
with acid, no stomach gas or heart
burn, fullness or heavy feeling in the
stomach, nausea, facilitating head
aches, dizziness or intestinal gripping.
This will all go, and, besides there
will be no sour food left over in the
stomach to poison your breath with
n%auseous doors.
Pape's Diapepsin Is a certain cure
for out OF order stomachs, because II
takes hold of your food and digests
it just the same as IL your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief In five minutes from al
stomach misery is waiting for you
at any drug store.
These large 60-cent cases contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly
cure almost any case of Dyspepsia
Indigestion or any other stomach dis
order.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-08
A Laundry Hint.

n laundry Hint.
From an old colored washerwoman
l learned this laundry secret, which
makes clothes white as new fallen
snow. with no risk of their being too
blue. In the soapy water in which
the clothes are to be boiled, put the
necessary amount of liquid bluing.
You can make this a little bluer than
You would ordinary bluing water. Put
in the clothes, and proceed as you al
ways do with the boiling. Boil about
twenty or thirty minutes or until
most Of the bluing is taken up, and
the clothes will come out beautifully
white. no matter how yellow they
may have been. OF course the clothes
should not be put through a bluing
water after this. Those who have to
dry clothes in a sheltered place where
they do not get the sun, will find this
hint especially valuable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-08
THE REALM FEMININE
The New Snhontte.

The New Silhoutte.
In the spring models there is some
ehange In the silhouette, but it is not
the radical change which various
writer's have been predicting. The
latest models show small shoulders.
many of them with sleeves joined on
at a long or in kimono shape. There
are however, quite a number of long
sleeves that button down to the hand,
finished with u lace ruffle. These
sleeves, to give them greater length.
IL would appear, are put in at the
usual line with the very slightest full
ness their newness being in a small
cord which binds the ,armhole.
The bodice is very easy in its fit if
1t Is not draped, and is fastened into
a waist line that is more often round
than high and which is still yep,
large. The skirt below this some
times takes quite a full line below
the belt, falling straight to the an
kles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-08
Terpsichorean

Notice to Members Terpsichorean
Club.
The third dance Of the series to be
given by above club will take place
Wednesday evening, April 10th.
Hereafter an additional charge will
be made to members bringing extra
ladies'.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-08
LET THE PORTCULLIs FALL

There was a rapid Gathering. of
heavy feet and a stout man dashed
around the corner.
"'Ehe, Emery, 'urry, 'urry;" he
cried. "Hup with tn iron shutters!
TIL loidies are JUS turnin' bout of
'Ammerhead lane, a-throwin' stones
to beat tn bloomin' mischief! Ark"
From afar came the crash of brok-
glass and a shrill soprano shrek of
defiance.-Cleveland Plairs Dealer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-08
Household Hints.

Cocoanut mating may be cleaned
with a large coarse cloth dipped in
SAT- and water n then rubbed dry.
DO not oak fresh fish in water be-
Tore cooking. This treatment ruins
the flavor and makes the flesh soft.
Silk handkerchiefs should be wash
ed with borax in tepid water, with lit
Tie or no soap. Iron them before
dry.
Eggs that are fresh have dull
shells. If o wish to keep a new
laid egg fresh. rub it over with oil
or pure glycerine.
A dish of water placed in a hot ov-
en- where pies, cakes or buildings are
being baked will prevent them from
scorching.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-08
ROOT AND HERB MEDICINES.

which are natures cure for disease
are not only more reliable and HARM
less than drugs but modem science
has never been able to improve up
on them.
Many tons Of roots and herbs are
used annually in the manufacture of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, which Is known from ocean
to ocean as the standard remedy for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-08
Arranging Pictures.

Arranging Pictures.
A small room may be made to APP
pear larger by selecting such pictures
for its walls as have depth and pace.
Views of far distant hills. broad ex-
panses of ocean or plain. and deep
interiors open out vistas beyond the
cramped limitations of the four walls.
BY placing the furniture squarely
against the wall instead of across cor
ners or at an angle, an appearance
of greater space may also be gained,
although care should be taken not to
produce a stiff, angular effect.