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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02
Neberftdt 0es Cincinnati
ManrfteS,
fir bic Rontas, ben I. SuIi, 1919
enbisenoe MODE.

GintiHuati, /. sHli 1912.
Die na&fsIesnsen Custirunsen bsaiesen
ID sar asf aasres fransatiisasa. ea
sIsiarsa oeAafisn Derssa sipas tsbsrs
vrsifs ters4nst
vrebiiisRtn
Ter Narft par rue.s uaa bic wreiie Hstia.
SAmail-Frima q etfam tl0.25-l0 90,
.s6.
frsSsassfai,sa.ssfsit4.U Uartt
issri .vssai.i.sa los-lo4S ,rira issrt
io14s, Bellies li.5o-il.2ss iofs nab hs
msAr ssrsa6t
Dasen.-Rarst i,tie. ebsri flare Sci.
ten ll4-l2s. fsrss RipseHfestsa lily
eAultsrs ll-Ilhe uRb Eesiiss IL s--lsI4s {
sugar Cured b!sif4. - Marst III hste.
e&inssa l516- 1915, pisnis sAuIisr
ii E0-l2O0, rreassafi Hassn i5.5O-i6.50.
eAaiterHll .6o--I2. 90, aeD uerf Gut eduI.
tsra Ia.0O--I2.50, tro6sss Dssf s4iassa
estaspS6sIfss 8IeifA.-Mnrssfsa fsa.
e4iaisa ola. .oO-is.5O, visair s0altsra
iO-l0ixs, Deuiss 49, -l3tss. eHultsrn 10
l0sss. hsp Sort sui 2 Aulitfn ioss lie.
6sifAssBGsifN. - s6iassn I2ssS-l3s,
Disnif oAnttsgn e4--1054s, 94ultsrn Ssz
-i0sx {, ftsrt Aipbsals lsitsnl0 l0t fbort Hare
Gsitsal01 -I0tst, srtra fbsgt Seissn To-
lot<s. Dtdies IL l3s pes VfuHD. Beef Gar.
cat lo--l3<
Melt uHb 0etxsibe.
geetl.-- Neuss lssnssr $atent Is 25--5.50,
mister 0ants 1l-S6--6.I0. 6intse 6amiIs
s<.26-l.B0. oytra t4.00-<.l0, orbindres
So.6O-lO0. eeytsr 0silsa Vafsnt 96.60--
.e.os. hs. fanFs t4-45--s 20bo. bansls tt.40
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02
metan Warft.

Rem Bort, /. Jufi.
:3inu ia rubia al s45.50-48.OO; Rupf.r
1T fef: cate l7ss 173ze. eIscthrolgtit ~
eaitiHg tn l7-l7lsc. glei
IN ieit III s4.40-4.471a SpsItsr III fetia
su 81. .o5-7.25. giiru mar b.ute ieii $40. /
souHsra aorthsrn iu sl5.50-l600. go. 2
eo. gu sl5.25-l5.75, 30, / Soathsrn uus
So. SoutberH loft ,u $l5.50-l600
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02
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esper unb aamns. ns.............. J. .i6-a7c
oefdmuste .27--a9e
B kau nfta.
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oefdmmte .27--a9c
gtrfhitbeaes
Dele. - Nartt III Retis. .--2 2etasr roben
79e, aefo6tes SOC per @aIlone In Parties
Ssa s 1bl. ertra Binter 1ef sarool esc
Der galIoue. Cotton c.eb Del robes acc,
afFnirtes Ate per saLlene. 9eroeHtin
53s; petroItam, perfsetioa iOe, Ohio, aen.
fudb uus 5nbiana 9z<e per SaaoHs eropu
oaiolin 18t, Napbta l4t per Galloue.
eals.--Er Ndrft II rubia. Ohio aiber
95t, Daihisam uus atrOH 104e per 8bl bon
ESQ gfune.
fala In fen. - prima Gith 65s--633ze,
DO. Gountrp 611-65se per Bfuno.
Ao6len. - Warft rubia. gougbiogbeup
s3.25-350, HuS uns glad s.2l0, aana.
Ssa sta6fobleH $3.25-3.50. Nut unb Glad
s200 per Sonne abg.liefert. aauhlofe
eta6toblen A.25, Hntbratiie S7.50-7.7 75 per
3onns obseIiefert. gets tOitet $3.50 per Conn.
abaeIiefert.
edmereien-Wartt ittia. sIseiaa.
men SIC. .0o-11 90 auf bem 8eleile unb Sl1-
1900 per Bu. bonn Store. 5imotb1 si.O0
800 aui benz eeleifs uns $5.00--S.00 per
gu. bonn Store. nneariiasr une esutfher
@illst 81 .80--2 z5, etDobnlihsr 81 .75--2 90
per SufteI. Suhwtiseu 81 Is auf ssm &c.
Isiit unS $1.30 bonn Store.
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Co.: e. ]l(urrag fCO. 4i;,'s s.,5.
BIG Union Srnit.0 .0ebGHSe.
erERSeigextb huns. 6systbefes.
Gineinnati, /. Suit

goDarb 8runbofF an Sitle Guar.
Ii. 1ruft Co., $1,000.
gItber 9. Dennis an Citizens g.
u. gip. 2, $325O.
Roiu GarreQ an Sam. .. Cooper,
$3.50.
Wtarguerits 1enniion jr. an GttIa-s
beth RDbgers, $1,000,
9enrD g, Pbiuips an Some 3. u..i
8. Co., ReaDtng, 8, $24OO.
Surrp s. Roberts an 0}iIforb 3.
Il. 6. Co., $500.
Gbas. 8ruber an 0apton Strobe4
3. o. Co., $500.
0aptD 5. Roberts an 4tlas g. II.
3. 60, $1,000.
.. 6. OutcaIt an 0poming 8. II.
9. Co., $4,000.
6enrD 3rotsnbroo on ReaOing 9.
Il. g. Co.. $500.
Wm 8. @rabm an Union G. 3.
u. Z. Co., $4,000.
CLARA 5. Wen3el an Goutbern Gbio
8. Il. &. Co., $3.50.
5. ;. Sep an Gou86Iin &c 0aOts.
pIcJ.oO.
U. 81. 9orpuOt on Caroline arouie..
$4,000.
gront gloo6 an 0bio WaDtor Gar
Co., 800.
Matbias Stetnsr an emma gurs,
rus. $1,000.
Rois 8prne an qroOiDent g. g. Il.
7. Co., $500.
SObn 9eb6aro an Grnit etation g.
u. .. Co.. $500.
Serb. Zimmerman an bisIeIbe,
| $500.
8m. e. W2iuer an Gartboas g. To-
6. a., $17O0.
Sam. RubrtDein an RtnggoIo 9. L.
| 8. &c., $4,000.
| 4ntbonp 4rt6on an MaoiIon 9. u.
Io. 2, $3.50.
6elen g. GIippin8er an OtefeIbs~
| $500.
! SObn 8. Tamm an bieIeIbe, 1875.
6einrih u. Burger an Doobburn
Qp. 8. u. 9. &c., $4,000.
Dora JaiOlo on Gloria g. Ii. 3.
Co., $500.
GDa 6ueDeImann an 2poia 6usosI-
mann, $500.
Gli8ubetb gitmeter an 7. Darp 6.
Il. 9. Co., $500.
Gmilte gliebaus an DteIelbe, $4,000
2ouis 5suman an Barbara Sas
musls, $1,000.
Wauo 6. Ro6inipn an gilbert 20. :.
S6eQ, S1290.48.
SfueugoIo Stealth 60. an guiineB f,
Ulsr's 9. U. Il. g. g., $1,000.
6tQ 5op 2aunDrp 60. an oieielbe.
$500.
2ucp 9. 5opnlsp an 8sitpDoo 8.
Co., $4,000.
Wm. Debrmeper an oieieIbe, $500.
Greb. 8iermann il. an bteieIbe,
$4,000.
Goparb grunboff an dragon 9. H.
6. So. go. 2, $1,000.
Bernard Shaefsr an Delta 6. u.
Co., $41O0.
| 8apio Trieoman an 9drosn .. u.
8. 60, $500
9ettl9te SppOt3sten.
9oDip ). gtOberts an Qtlas 6. H.:
/ 9. Co., $700.
| 8erieIbe an 9arrp q. Ruit, 1920.
gbds. @ruber an @rnit 0ette, $500.
/ .. &. Gutcalt an 6. g. GiBaeraIo,
| $1,000.
Qnua m. Strait an qropibeut Q.
9. Ii. Z. 60, $1250.
! 4nna Wt. groermdnn an Sero.A
8osrtngsr, $500.
3ieislbe an Carthage 2. II. 6. D..
1920.
Bm. Soqermanu jr. an 9. 81
Sh!ueter, S343.
5acOb .. gidsl an Wlilforb 8. Be-
Co., $500.
8aIter g. Tiron an 1itte @uar.
II. Sruft Co., $500.
marp 5Ieming an 9. M. GOOper.s
1920.
gbas. 5. Smith an Guaranteed
Dep. Co., $500. /
Derielbe an B. 3. 5arrin, $780,
DerieIbe an Rsubeu GpIer, 1926.
Saurd 2R Jhtler an propIDeHt 30
g. II. Z. Co., $500.
| 6aLIie .. Rioge an gofiresr Is
| 9optins. S2352.
Sam. Ruebrpein an Serate 9, lis
3. u. 60, $500.
| 5pbn !. Santsr an 10. q. GoQius,s
| $1,000. /
marp 6. sbim an ). q. aiIbaff.ss
$2352.
/ Sauie glippinger an Wtabiiou 8.s
| U. Rp. 2, $1250.
8. U, Burger an Woobburn No-;
6. u. .. &c., $1,000.
Worp &. Smeuner an 9aroen D.
Il. 8. Co., $4,000.
Bm. Debrmspsr an Dsitfroob 90.
g., $500.
.5enrp .. 5onnlep an oieisIbe..
$2500.
Mm. Sdppeppe or prooiosnt g.
g. Il. Z. Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02
pferSe uno Wauleiel.

einHatt, /. 5gIi, 1919.
Tie 3ufuhr par In Der berHoH,ntu 9ott
HiAt aros. bic Rahfrass ishr ssrtna uue Der
Rartt itIspptue. Tis grsiis parsn ltpah
uno bic CuOtiruHssn am Shtub Der sSots
@is foIat:
1tDere gngp'eroe. $50 bis 1. 600 Ifstso-2oo
earus <tnfsn 200 bis 400 Hfos 49,. $50
Sgpres etuHss I 900 Bis 200 Bfo.. s-i50
NenrfhIsnHta Fferbs 600 bis | 200 s-ia0
GaeIiAs Rfsret. 900 Dis 900 3D.. 7t-i3S
HtieA. ........................... o. IS
Ret6fs Eat1pesres. sres....................... ig-25o
Weffern Wdrap Ffeyhe 2J-- 80
4fsi fs Sarb nne msr.. / 200 bB
$50 8sb 8sb.,................... iE-HO
Gfel IL DIS 10 6anb 300 BE 300 ~ T5-l75
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esaF s.35s. bopb,rss 5s5. au5es 5.s0t.
araaufat,s 5.55t. goHfettisners u" 5.40c.
OF ~ 5.2O-5y40e, ntiStr srtra g" $40
-s.l5c, ertra g" 4.95-5.05s, oroindr,r
sefbsr 4%-490c.
NoIaffss IN Fstir 9sS Crl,an, Cs.a
s,ttte s2-50e gsHtifrusa! ls--ese. per
6aaen..
s.fs.- aarst Ii,mlih t.5saft IN, H.ti,.
esaiHana, Fanes Seas sD -Te. erira
-s1.s. cretnarsr s4-4As sapau 4A-5l4t
per gfuns.
Cairs grssu'..
~utttr.--- Rarft rnhia, Prtifs feifsr.-
Ranch srsdmsru 2st. gr,amsrn FRA 2s%e,
ss. f.tsHss 24Lls. faass Dairs2ls, as. / 20tss
Der Ffans.
sifs. - utar't tetir Oslo usuer 15tSe,
Sorsnsalihsr l5t%t, Rem bort lse. Shu,.
ser 20---23e, bs. Bird l7s, eimbars.r lie Der
Tiune.
6isr-Hahfrnlt aut, une grsiis ffsiidtr
rrima friiht Siibnsrsi.r 1875. Frfs IKE
orbiuarh hrfs 1876. f,sonos l5Ike per
Tutsne Ssrlua ab.
esHaatl. 3ufubr masia.- Gprina
ebi6sus BON IL Tfure uae earlbsr 2se.
Huitr ] X Bfuns 23s, snhuer l2c, Sdhns
7i%s, 9rutbiihnsr l3-I5s, GuHs Sc, nsiss
enstn Zoe. semlf4ts Sc, iunst eHtsH 10
l5e per pfuus
GbHuus s,maf.
sssFtI. - Grub, Sarpea s1.oo--l .25
per Gdmeer
gitrsnsH.- Rartt a.tiI. galiiornia
s. 75--4. 80 Der Rife
cranssu. - gtarst ruhir NAB aetis.
Pete Saltudn s3.50-io0, California Roo.
ala sl.75-2.75 Der Rite.
- a m
Stndsibstrsn. $l.75 - 400 per
Grats.
airf6eu.-Saure s2.50--2.75 Der Fa.
simbesren. Rothe "a. 90 - 40,
fhpagts 50 $500 per Crate bon "a Gts.
DspkstrtH: - s2.25--2.50 per Crate
con "a G's.
erombssrsn.-s2.25-2.5o per Crate
bon "a ate.
SeiotIbe.rsn--s2.5 .5o--2. .75 per erats.
AartoffeIu.-aFte So. .5O-3. rs. perSbl
unb tl l0--1 25 per 9u. anf ktm 6eleife.
suHee - $500 - $50
Der abl. mne sl.I5-i 25 per gu. cem Stors.
Ssinat.- 50-75e Der 1ufhsl, Camper.
eIu meutobl. - GinbsimiiGsr 81. Rs
It's per TussHe.
erbfsn.-siHbsimii6s s1.75-2.25 per
Ha..5 Cad
araut. = war,t Hshs. souissiu. ,l.25
--l.50 Der Crate.
5pisbsIn. - 9sl6s 1sras sos-$l rs
per Gu. BON Store
@urfen. - einssimiik. 80 - 35s Der
TuseHn.
e.RabeH. - 20--25s per Eu,eme
EHnoel.
9raRs Hohn.H.-s1.0o per Camper.
sans.Srosust..
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strstanatL 8 1. San. 1919.

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fse Nadfrnss mad Tarltten mar bsute
ffins bsetuienbs, po6 wartn bic rans.n mit
eoHntsrarbtllsH Fart beidldftiat. lie Bins
taisn inb unosraHbsri ssblisbsn. Darlehsn
sneah. wurDtn ben ben Eoniea ~ AZ ans.
etiithss uHo 0siAditspapifrs ~ b--6E bic.
ft.ttrf. lie Wafltr plaetrisn Terlttsu ON
eau su ~ une auf Belt ~ 41E.
msain asf Esn Dssa
nMresn su pari spiihsn Tan,en bsriauft.
Eh &suHterrats betrdss b0s pransispsr $1,000
Htdfrf snf Qssses.
hne ftstis. Die folstnbea Euo.iruHesa iinb
In bsrihten:
soneoH, 8 aam siAi, s4.s7s< s.r
G, 80 fass eiA., s4.s4L per Z /;
garis, fass eiAt, 8 5.l2I<--5.i5 Der eraass
800 90 fass siht, 5l7la--5?0 fraass Der
500; fur EtutIhlanb 4 Tag, si4t, Elart
sstss ss. 90 9ass sitt, eaifs.
Documentary Hills auf eoHeca nureen ,it
A.sss4, auf GlasaSp IN 4.sSt unb aui Bel.
al - +.s3I& Dertauit.
Fart % rbiiestISnsn.
rnbts uns fstis. Die ean,sa qustirsa sn
ielst;
ain,aaf. Herfauf.
~ Hents, 1925 Goup. .1l4 HAN
sE ronet, 1918 ....... .l02x lMA
xE ceHes, 1880. ....-l00n lOiA
30 panama ........slUVA
CHARMS Genie iimixss.
Er umfat i'm hisiasn gItariHabouft belief
nd esass auf t5. .l92. $50.
sssaf.stissitafsm.
Ia Der Horis Iaasn bic Gsfdafss bsuts
cnaa une oar sarniseer, age ss purbe nur
siH ttrtauf abasialcHtn, namlih 10 afiisn
Der Gint. Strsst ap. ,n i2sls. I'm sfFsntu
NaEf's nbtr pareH bts fclssnesn 9srtauft
"a bfridfsn:
10 ul,ien amsriean Roa 9lig CON-. .f7e<
10 dfsieH Cutie HItiansi si.........,...2i0
20 aftien aiHc. Strest sgp..........I2g
$4,000 g:taHtfbansa & ssrmani0fDn l..
1000 aine. eani Fanien AZ, 1887. .ioix
1000 AepirQfon aine Arieas SO 1904
600 ltrCtrHaft 3.o5 fp4s............ ffs
1000 9.nelnHait 3.e5z ie2e.....,...... s.
z,9vo ltnetrnnit z. Z. 3h is32.52.. %
200 Cincinnati 2. " T. ib3g ....IOJ
1000 AtHs, Dcfptiai ser 1902 .......tUsik
2.yOo1 2lnC. 4etup &gnn. T. III, 1929. ..iG3
800 linton I. 8. & r. SF i6i8.. Fsa
1000 GiHe. Ia5icH q Ioie6o E9 ........ 7aM
NaAasasues fabsIs bon I'm tieipen Marft
tsAnsliAen Bombs une nstier sisbs bic off
sisasn Euoiirunasa an:
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Ahisaae. l. JUL 1912

atubstsh. -- esepes 81 50--s 80, 9eras
etisre IS. 75--7 45, neaIite Sfisrs ". 25--
7.75, etO6srs uns Gsf6sEs &4.00 - $50.
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ben 9ohsu pareu pie folgt;
3uiuhr Rinepis6. Sdpein.. sdai,.
SAINT, Is .... 3e9i 1882 14l67
Stunt, % -. .4s5s I4768 24597
Der gtriauSt bttrus in oeri.lbsn Belt.
3uni, Is 5... 9l7 6634 1903
SUM-, 22 22..llSS 9Sl6 1854
Suui. 20 ... 906 6599 20473
3ufubr une gtriaust ndhreno Ger oerfois
isnsn 48 StuRotR nsrsltaeu mi. nsritIben
3sit oorigsr Mode 'iEo ME f0les:
sufusr FtuoOi.5 5apeiae. etaf..
SUM, "a .....l 1890 23s2 3072
3uH, L.. 2047 1851 1858
Ter gtrlaust betrug in beriei5su Bell:
Juui. "a .... 81 S5l 1861
| 5uIi. IL. % 7sl 24l8
atabbte6. - Ii. 3ufuhr mar aross
une bic Eretis um l0--l5c uteoriasr fur bic
bcfsrtr 5uaIititeH uro um l5-25e uieoris
asr iar bic orbiuarsH. Ter Ndr.t ialos III.
hia uub mllii1.
SAVER. stisrs s6.50-8.00, ertra s.. 10
-8.3s, ianes 500, Saiss s2.25-6.75,
sIstiasrfisrs $425-7.75. auserIsiene bis
srtra s7.s5--8 Is, eeifers s325-6.75, aas-
,rlsisas bis ertrs $685. 90 faHen -
suhs sl.75-5.25, aussrleisus bts srtro $3.50
--625, Gamers s2.00-300. Ste6srs unS
seseers 81 o0-6.25.
EulIen. Tit gaairaae mar eiue
:ismltt cute une bic bsHren SptoaHds Sor.
ten paren itstis. bic anbsren iapah uno els
mas Rie6rlaer.
wassrs auO Ieiate SO -oo--4.oo, Bologna
&.l0-6.lo, srtra 1928, fst'e saasn 1928
500.
an E.,t. 4 a.,L
rparsn fstts, bic aHoersn absr ihDah i'm
grsiis.
ertra s62Oo-650o, quite bis aussvlsi.us
s45.00-60.00, Orblnars bis quite 5000
$43 90.
aaibtr Die 3uiubr mar b,ut. ,isnlih
gros. bic aah'raae gut uuo Die grsife hetia.
Orsiudre uae srsss s40o-7.50, fair bis
quite Is;bts s6.50--7.75, srtra $500.
adl5ev IN ben Nommliitoas. pauieru.
sansh Sc, erima bisaussrIefeue 6ls--71ae.
srsinare 4-6e
shmsine. Die 3ufubr mar perbdlt.
nismasig asrtna une bic Setiaerlor.su Bile.
ben ifetia, Isitts @srfaHeiiorisn unh ssrtsI
abrr aisesu um l5--25e tHfolse iebr gutter
aaflfrdge
Cute Bis auserIefeu, 9srpaduuas. u. slsi.
id,eriortsH s7.75-7.80, asmiidte gsrpa-
6uuasiorten 81 60-7 70, or6tnars bis aus.
trlefsas lhpers fstte Saas o. 00--6 7S, srtra
$3.50 staas $500 - s. 80 srtrd $500
500, Itihte Ssriauetiotten 81 30--7 .65,
sertel bon 10 gfb. uae ptniesr S. .25-5. 70.
Shaie sedmmer. Der Warft
par beute ihmah unb bic greife ftelen um
l0--l5c iar ghafs, wdhrtuo iruhiabrs,
gdmuer UNI 50t beruutereinsen.
shafe. - ertra 3.s5-4 co. quite Bis qua
srltfsue 1855 - 375, oreiRare bis quite
81 00-3.25, guas 25 - Toe, 1lutterihais
s3eo--4.00, 5abrlinse "a 00-5 so.
eammer. - aruhiabrs erira $3.50, auts
bic anserleFene $500 7.75, orniudrt bis
fatre AZ. 5O--5 rs. guIls S3.25-4.25
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Siebmdrfte.
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3ufuhr unb 9,ridaot pabreuo Der perdcis
i.usa 5Soae, btraliben nit ben Oorberssbsa.
ben 2 Mohsu pareu mie iolat:
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3nfubr une gtriaHst mdbrsno Ger oerfIoi.
isrtn 48 StuRotH. osrsltasu mi. neritlben
3rit norinsr 1lpht Nrh mlt iolnt:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18
PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT
GIVEN IN STANFTELD 4
~A~Ao4~~%>>>>
Especial Correspondence }


Stanfield, Dec. 1S.-S. Platt Jones
OF syracuse, \. Y, gave one of the
best entertainments ever witnessed
here. 1t was held at the Presbyteri-
an church and it was one number of
the Lyceum course Mr.. Jones is far
above the average as an entertainer.
Mr. and Mrs. G L. Hurd and son
were Pendleton passengers on the
motor this morning.
The Watts auditorium was the
scene of a very enjoyable dance Sat-
urday night under the management
of p H. Buchholtz. The music was
furnished by the United Orchestra of
Pendleton. Stanfield has been very
busy the past wek in the social lines.
one musical. two dances and one en-
tertainment.
Mrs c. w. Conner and Mrs. F. B.
Stuart were shoppers in Pendleton
Wednesday.
Miss Julia Rubber of Maynard To-
wa, arrived in this city to visit her
brothers, Jake and Robert at the
Page ranch Miss Rubber is very
much pleased with this country and
expects to remain until spring.
John Dozier of Pendleton Sunday
ed at this place.
Mike Kerize went to The Dalles
this morning.
G. w. Remington returned to his
home at Armenia, N. D.. after a
weeks stay with his friends G. w.
Duning and family. Mr.. Remington
will return soon and improve his
land on the project.
Jack H. and Geo. W. Conneu of
Echo, attended the dance here Sat-
urday night.
Rev. M. Haynes of Hermiston was
calling on friends here this week.
H. A. Hamlin of North Yakima is
spending a few days here.
A. j. Lawn of Walton, Washing
ton is looking over the city.
Last evening Earl Beebe and Ed
Fulford, two of Stanfield's young
men, hired livery team and went to
Cmatilla. where their team became
frightened and ran away, throwing
both young men out, and demolish-
ing the buggy. Young Beebe got his
left arm broken in two places. He
was brought home on the train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18
A HARMLESS WAY tn
DARkEN THE HAIR
A Little Sage and Sulphur
Makes Gray Hair Vanish-A
Remedy forAIl HairTroubIes,

Who does not know the value of Sage
and Sulphur for keeping the hair dark,
soft and glossy and in good condition I
AS q matter of fact, Sulphur is a
natural element of hair, and deficiency
of it in the hair is held by many SCALP
specialists to be connected with loss of
color and vitality of the hair. Un-
questionably, there is no better remedy
for hair and scalp troubles, especially
premature grayness, than Sage and
Sulphur, if properly prepared. q
eThe Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York put out an ideal preparation
of this kind, called Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy, in which Sage and
Sulphur are combined with other valu-
able remedies for keeping the hair and
scalp in clean, healthy condition.
If your hair is losing its color or
constantly coming out, or If you are
troubled with dandruff or dry, itchy
scalp, get fifty cent bottle of Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur from your druggist,
use it according to the simple directions,
and see what difference a few days.
treatment will make in the appearance
of your hair. q o
All druggists sell it, under guarantee
that the money will be refunded if the
remedy Is not exactly as represented.
For Sale BY PendIeton Drue Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18
MERCHANTS GIVE 800
TO FAKE 90. STUDENT

Eugene. Ore. Dec. 1S.-Claiming
to be a student of the University of
Oregon and a member of the Sigma
Chi fraternity, young man signing
his name w. w. Grey, Saturday even
ing obtained about 500 from differ
ent merchants of Eugene by passing
worthless checks on the First Ma
tional bank of this city. Only about
four weeks ago a young man believed
to be the same operating in exactly
the same manner ,swindled a number
of merchants out of various sums. He
was careful, of course. not to go to
the same stores this time.
The swindle was discovered when
the checks were presented for pay
ment Grey registered at the Hotel
Osborn Saturday morning from Cor
Wallis, stating to the clerk he was an
o. A. c. student. The clerk later in
the day heard him telephoning to
woman in Portland to meet him there
on the late train that night and Off
GERS are now looking for him in that
city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18
BOSTON "BEEI, PARTY"
NOT "TEA PARTY" CLAIM

Washington, Dec. 1S.-Representa-
tive Curley of Massachusetts, an
nounced in the house that there was
no such thing as the Boston Tea par
ty; that in reality it was the Boston
Beer party" that threw the tea over
board in Boston harbor as protest
against British taxation.
II have discovered" said he, that
the persons who constituted the So
called Boston Tea party did not meet
in the Old South church, as many of
the historians say, but they met and
formulated their plans for throwing
the tea overheard in Dugan's tavern,
Boston. The party was misnamed. 1t
was not the Boston Tea party, 1t was
the Boston Beer party"
Curley intimated that the members
of the party had patronized the tav-
ern well before they threw the tea
overheard
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18
MIRROR CURE FOR JAGS.
One Look, Then Patient No.
Wanted Turkish Bath

Chicago, Dec. 18.-"Bailiff, get a
mirror and make this man take a
good look at himself" was the PEN
atty fixed by Municipal Judge Hop
kins here today when Robert L. Ait
kens an accountant charged with in
toxication, was brought before him.
Atkins took look and begged to be
allowed to go to a Turkish bath.
Hang that mirror to the wall back
of the rail and let it stay there" or
dered Judge Hopkins. 81 want ev-
cry man like this to be compelled
to look at himself when he is brought
to the bar of this court. I would like
to have big mirror put just outside
each cell also. If these ben could
see themselves as they are it would
cure half of them"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18
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WESTON NEWS NOTES.
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Especial Correspondence }

Weston, Ore, Dec. 1S.-Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Price Of this city spent
Monday visiting friends in the Gar
den City.
DR.. Newson of Athena made a pro-
fessional visit to Weston during the
week
Robert Michael of Freewater, was
in this city visiting his mother, Mrs.
E. G. Michael, who has been very
ill.
Mr.. Chas. Van Hoy of Weston, vis-
tied friends in Athena on Monday.
Miss Gladys Bennett of Walla Wal
la, was a Weston visitor d1ring the
week.
Mr Harry Brown was a visitor in
Milton during the week.
Miss White of Milton. was in Wes-
ton visiting friends during the week
Mr.. Earl Mckenzie of this city. was
an Athena visitor during the week.
Mr.. Jimmie Lieuallen of Athena
visited friends in Athena on Sunday.
Mr. James Kirkpatrick of Weston
was in Athena during the week.
Mr.. Earl and Claude King of Athe-
ma. were in Weston on Sunday.
Glenn Morrison of Weston, was in
Athena on Sunday.
Mr.. Jack Citizens of Athena. visited
friends in Weston this week.
Earl Lieuallen of Weston was in
Athena during the week.
Mr.. Craig Driskell, formerly Wes-
ton boy, but who has been working
near Dayton, Wash, for the last few
months, has returned home for a vis-
1t with his parents during the holi-
days.
Miss Odessa Kirkpatrick of this
city, was a visitor in Milton during
the week
Miss Anna johnson was an Athena
visitor during the week.
Misses Rubie and Mamie Taylor of
Weston, were in Athena during the
week.
Mr.. Emery Worthington of Athena
was in Weston on Sunday.
Mr.. Sabeski of Athena, was in Wes-
ton during this week.
Mr.. Archie Mcintyre of Athena
was Weston visitor during the week
Mr.. John Hayatt and wife were in
Athena from Weston mountain on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Venerd Bell of Reed
and Hawley mountain, were visitors in
Weston during the week.
F. G. Lucas, a real estate dealer
in Weston, has returned from Lewis
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18
ATHENA RAND HAS
TWO NEW MUSICIANS I
e~AU~~A~o~~>~~S
(special Correspondence.l }


Athena, Ore, Dec. 1S.-Through
the efforts of E. A. Urquhart the
Athena band now has two new MEM
bers. A. Dickensen of Minneapolis
and Ed Forbes of Toppenish. Mr..
Dickensen has played slide trombone
with the Parkers shows for the past
two years. Ed Forbes is trap drum
mer. who has played drums for a
number of years Mr.. Forbes will be
employed at the c. A. Barrett & Co.
store. Both men will play in Cor
don's Orchestra. Athena now need
not be ashamed of its orchestra as
it is one of the best in eastern Ore
gon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Conley have
rented the Foss cottage and will make
their home in Athena in the future.
Mrs. H. H. Alexander left Tuesday
for Spokane.
ST Wilson of Portland was in the
city Monday.
Mrs S. NJ. Booher and son Lawson,
were Walla Walla visitors Tuesday.
H. O. Parker went to Pendleton
Tuesday night to be initiated in the
Redmen's lodge.
f. X. Luno of Milton is visiting in
Athena.
Mrs. NJ. L. Watts and daughter
Verneta returned Sunday from Pen
dleton where Verneta has been taking
medical treatment.
Miss Kittie Gholson was in Walla
Walla Monday
w. G. Estes was in Pendleton Tues
day
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-18

---s--o.S S~SA~nvu the enure grounds
for some clew.
Wallace declared at the hospital
that he was attacked some time Sat-
urday night by two soldiers with a
razor or sharp knife. and that short
ly after he became unconscious from
loss of blood. Not until he was Ia
ken to the hospital at the post was
the extent of the crime learned. One
OF the post doctors says the person
who welded the Knife must have had
some experience as q surgeon.
Near the scene two hairpins were
found.
The injured man has been arrest
ed on several occasions for beating
his wife and was released only De-
cember for this offense. He was
seen on the streets intoxicated Satur.
day evening about IL o'clock.