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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
$4,000 $4,000 10000

nit 1899 0f. bel 52.3
Mtiaioncn gepolferuna, 81 Is | a .
nit 9,14 Mt. bel 1867 WiIiouen
8cpolfcrung nnb Snpan nit 7,49
Wif. bel 52,2 WiQioncn Scpolfcriin9.
(Sicbe bier5m bic i'm Siloe illnifriertc
SpIbateu itdrfe Der perfhiebenen
MGdDtc.)
Sic Iarinc nQcin c~rfprbcrt in
@nslanb 1912 Marf nuf Den &opf
Der 0cpplferune. In 6ipcitcr Stelle
itcbt Sranfrcif nit S.53 Iart.
Damn iolacn Scutihlnnb nit 6.94,
bic &crcinigtcn Staatcn nit 5.61,
Stalien nit 1876. Sapnn NIT 3.73,
MuBlanb nit 2.2S, uno Seiterreid)s
llnsorn on lester Stclle NIT 2.27
Warf.
Sas Inipafien Scr Iarincs Subs
gets Der @roBmGd)te ersibt iih ans
cincm gersleid Der ncucn Gtats5ahs
len nit oencn por 5ebn Sabrcn. Die
perbdltnibmdfig grpBte Stei9nna
seiat Seitcrreid< llnsarn. beiien Wa>
rincs gtat I'M Sabre 1908 42,744,s
900 @f. bctrug lnb iid iebt uuf 11S,s
793 .62S Warf erbDht bat; Sapan
1903: 7~5.S47,000 Wart), 1912:
194.643.0S0 Warf; Seutiflanb
(212,62S,O0O @drf) 461.983, 800
Iarf; Stalicu (101,104,000 Wnrf)
173.50S.9 34 Wnrf; HuBlanb (246,s
100000 0tarfl 49.950,000 @tarf
Srdnfrcido (234,753,00 0h.) 1885,
623,162 @arf; @ereinisteu Staateu
(434.763,0 900 Narf) 529,9S5,162
1art; Gnglanb (72S,473,000 DR.
S99,342,160 @arf.
Ser @crslcih hieier 3ablen lebri
bic bpbe 8ebeutuns, melde bic @tahtt
beute ibren 1lotten beimefen. Sis
iuifen, bak inter ben bentigen Der
baltniien MIR Der nit Gbren in 5rie-
ben 81 lcbcn nernag, Der sum 2riegC
geriiitet ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
H~eeiermmeSsS amten.
0esenitanb elmer pernihte,tben &ritif
i'm H~nnbesicnat.

@ab ington 8. s. - Ser
Seridt bcs 6ausz Gomites iiir auss
gaben fir Dffcntlidc gautcn, pcldcn
Der Gpriiecube 9pris Cline bon Sns
Diana Dem 3auie porlegte, entbdlt cine
ihnrfc Aritit Der bel DER Inffiibrllng
Dfientlid)er 9auten burd) Die Hcgies
rilng prafti5irten Wetbpbcn. Nad)S
Dem ba5 9pntite c%inean9s ertldrt, Dap
Die llntcrilldnng fcincsiucgs nit Der
Ibiid,t gcfiibrt purbc, irgcub cinen
Sfunoal in Der &crIpdltlng 81 cnts
bedcn, iueiit cs auf bic &erihenSnns
bel 6fientlidcm gauten unb auf bic
M6glihfeit ppn Setrus bin. Sas
Gpmitc empiicblt, alc Hegicrungss
0ebdrbe llad) einem Ylan 5u bauen,
ipoourh bic Totbpenbigfeit Der Gnts
ncrfung unb 3cifuung bon Sldnen
unb @runbriiien fir jebcn Ban icparat
unb Die bamit pcrbumbencn Iu5gabcn
fir picle 3eid,ner unb Irditcften pers
micbcn pcrbcn niirbcn. Scr Seridt
bcinst haB icit DEM Sabre 1902 721
nclc @cbdllbe crridltct purocn mo
naB icbt 9eipiaigun9cn fiir $50 &C.
GGllbc in Sdrpcbc iino, peld)e un9ez
id6r 100000 fplten merbcn.
vY8cnn Dos 10 f%ortgcbt", iast. pas
Gomitc. 10 mcrbcn mir binnen 10
Sahrcn 1,520 offcntlidlc 0cbdroe baa
ben. ,bcren Snitanbbnltung nllein
S1f.000,000 jdbrli1 crfprbcrn iuirb."
Nlld nas Sureall beS Irditeftcn>
Snipcftor5 ocs SdabamteS lpirb Idlori
fritilirt. Sicics Bureau foitet idbrz
lid bic &lcinigfeit bon $3,000,000.
Is bdlt lif nid)t an cine itdnhigc
Yolitif, meint bas Gomitc, nnb ocr &C.
~ipcicnc grhitcftur : Snipcttor Games
&nor 5aplor miro fiir pcrihiebcnc
Srrtbiimcr, pcldc bic llntcriuduna
si Gage geforoert bat, pcrnntlportlidI
oemodt uno cs pirb gciagt, BOB .ibm
Gin idnpcrcr SaScl nidt cripart pcrs
ocn fam. SnS icbigc Spitem Der
Neutrality-suspicious. lit mad, Der aniid)i
bcs Counties idlcd,t uub lolte &C.
| Gnbert merocn. SaS Gonite 5Gbli
sic SdQc uui. III ipcld)en hcn Gpntrats
torcn .Grtrao" uno ,InTbc1crltngcn"
8ucrtannt ipurhcn, uls Scrr Snplul
bcm Imtc portland. Sbnc Urgent
Scmonb antloacn 81 ipollcn, 'agt oas
Gonitc: .9cim icBiscn Spitem bel
@crgcbuug pifentliAer 8oilten al
llntcrucbmcr lit Dem grobitcn Setru9(
Sbiir mn Sbor 9cofinct."
Sos Gomite perlan9t, bah Die Wits
alieber bc3 Gonarei,cs mcniaer Gifel
baran icscn ioaen, piientlidc 9ailter
iiir ibrc Siitriftc 81 erringen, uni
cmpficblt Gin @eicb, ipeldlcs Die Inf'
iilbruua BON oifentlifen @cbdubcn IL
Crtid,aften u%erbiubcrt, pclde mcnigei
! ais 5000 ginipobner baben ooer oercr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
Ganse iiir Der. Staten.

Sic gerlincr Y@oiiiid,c 3cituu8"
6raa,tc pcrflol'cnc Node aus Der
Scbcr pcS @iccs Ibmirals a.. 8. Soifz
mann cincn Nrtitcl, Der iih nit Der
Banana anudl : Srnac ~bcid)ditigt
mn lid, %ppaitGupig oui Den Sobcn Der,
bcionpcrs . Guglanb b~cnnitonoctcn
&orlaac itelt. Die 9cgcnpdrtia Die
amcritaniide @cicsacbing %bc1d,ditigt.
Wicc sIbmirol &oiimnnn fiibrt ans.
baS bic Ser. Stnaten iadlid nnb
moraliid) bcredltist ieien. Die eiaene
Stiiifabrt bel Der Seniipuns bcs Yas
rnma saanalS Su b%cpcr3ngen, beions
pcrs ba bic Torld9e ousbriidlid be-
ifinmc, Dab Stifie, Die eiienbnbnen
seboren, bon Yripilcsicn ausscitlciicil
pcroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Eoitamt ipenieer als $4,000 idbrlid,
einnimlnt. Iud, bic gerufun9 BON
Grditeftcn aus Dem Iuslanbe ipiro
%scrii9t.
Sn Scilnt lpiirbcn bic Dffentlid]cn
9alten cbcnfaIs nid)t b~cIonocrs
gliinpflif bebanbclt. Bic Nebner
bc5cidneten tic ais Srr Store Dor
@attrng scbDrig, ais ~grid S!od"z
Sppls nno ulS 9altarbc BON citcm
Giebitna unb cincm S%iihneritaa. Bic
iddrfitc aritif an Der Irtitcftur Der
Hcgicrungs : @ebdube iibtc Senator
Scpburn. pclfer iciner llebcr5elglng
Iushrud gob, baB Die meiiten oieier
@cbdube vilbcr Nad)t" abgctragcn
lperocn ipltcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

laueen, bab Die 9iegicrltns tuenigitcns
eincn S6cil lci1cr llnfoitcn beden iol.
Wan mill 81 bieicm 3ipefc, mic cS
beibt, cine @tG cinrciden, lpcld)c Dem
Or Scnotpr $4,000 bcipiaigt. Sos
lieit iid lpirflih beinabe mic Elm hcr5s
lid id,lchtcr Bis. Ser nit ollcn
@aiiern gepaldenc blonDe SoB fanu
bod unlnDglih 10 nuin icin, 81 9laus
ben, ouB mon ibru alidJ in MoIbin9ton
cincn Sadppt CUR &crfiisung itcllcn
lperbc. ,Seit mann lit es Sittc, DaR
ctn iiberfibrier NIB uernrtbciltcr
Minetbdter pum Staatc Grtidabignng
oafiir f%urhcrt, haR CT se5lumngen
iurrbc, lid ju pertbeibigen?"
$50
Sattc inner &cifmerbcn. ,Wcinc
Srau", idrcibt 6err 56ep. Shmiot,
$500 2. Sulitcb Ctr, Chicago. Sa..
bate INNER Scidlpcrben nit ibrcnt
Wagcu, abcr icit Dem @cbraudh oc3
IIpcnfrdItterS lit tic aciunb. unb tein
Slr5t fommt mebr i'll nnlcr 0nlls."
Sa5 obcn crlpdbntc Scilmittcl lit
nidlt in @pptbcfeu 5u hobcn. Spe5inlz
Sl0cntcn bciorgcn 6 itcts friidl bon
ben 2ubprotprilm Der &eritcllcr, Sr.
Setter Sabrncp & Cons So, 1875
60. Sppnc Slpc., Chicago, ST.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
Et il pOssible?!
(Siebc biersn 2urimer. Sal, Scite g.

SITS moslih?I" frngt mon lid
nit glitcm Hccbt. lpenn man fplgcnbe
Melbung bes Buffalo ToltSfreumo"
!ieit: Sic beiben llnterillhunscn ba>
ben 2orimer natiirlidD cinen Sauicn
@elb 9~efoitct. Is beiBt, lie bGttcn I'M
@on5en nid)t biel ncni9er ais $780,
600 perihlungen. Sprimer's reidc
Sreunbc mGgcn ibr Sherfleiu beige
itenert baben, allcin bn5 meiitc @elb
Diirftc bod ais %iciller eioeuen Suihc
gctpnlnlcn icin. llnb nm bciiet CT bic
merborte llnpcrfrprenbcit, an pers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Gnelaub madt nbcr nidt MIR
bic 9rDBtcn Nuirpenbunecn I'M milf
tdriidbcn &cttbeipcrbe, ipnocrn trdgt
alldb relotip am ihipcriteu on ieincr
1ricosriiituna. IS fommen bort
bel 1916 Milioucn gcopltcruna
32,1S Mf. Musgaben fiir 2nnoceper>
tbcioielunss5lpcfc auf Den aopf Der
Sepplfcrune; inn folgcn Sranf@
reid nit 27,0S Wt. pro aopf Der
1897 aNtilioncn) 8epolferlng,
Seutiblanp nit 21,17 gff. bel
66,6 MiQioner ScpDlferung, Sta
licn nit 1852 Wf. bel 35 Wtil>
lioncn @cp6l.crurs, Scr. Staa@
nit 12.41 WRf. bel 95,2 Viii
lioncn 9cpDlfcrun9, 8 citerreih Oh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

cine Iusite1ling aner iif melbcnz
DEN 9lbnormitdten itattfinbcn. Inn
gum eritcn Iale cine umfailcnoc
llcberiidt bon alien .Iborten bcs
meniGlihen Sreanismus" al seben.
Wie Die 9eitlng bcs .Saiiogcs Sa>
noptifums" m%ittbcilt, ioa Die Iusitels
lung nit denominations : TortrGs
gen" in Den Idunten bicies Sanops
tifiints itattfinben, Die 81 Dieicrn
Sped umgebaut ncrhcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
Gin 1rcmnb ncr fatbpltihen
Hrcfe.

8Gbrcnb Der sciitisen Grer> :
5iticu bc5 Glerus Der 8offorpcr !
: SiD5eic I'M ct. geba College. :
Yeru, 3D., dilberte lid, Der bod,z
mite Siifof g. s. @iilooon. Die :
8idtigfeit Der fatboliId)en Sre''e :
erfenncnb, bab, ipenn CT Srtss :
pfarrcr mare, CT fir ieoen :
iaumielisen Samilien : Yfarrs :
a~reeboriecn cine fatboliihc
3eituns bcitellcu unp be5ablen :
niirbe, Inn Die Seclcn Der :
: sau5en Samilic 81 rctten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
100000
1,ss1,ooo

Scr rTouticus", pas bcfnnhte
bnlbomtlidc SabrpiIdh fin Sentids
lnnb's See Sntcreiicn lit iocben i'm
IA. S%nbrsang cridicnen.
Nuf 8runb amtlifcr Guellcn pers
nifcntlidt Der .Nnuticns" bic uad,>
itcbcnbc pcr9leifcnoe 3ulummcnltcl>
flung Scr Iusenbcn Der @robmdfte
fir BIC 2anbcs : @ertbeibigung in
Murt Scientifically 9ts.):
@ussobcn 1912. Iussabcn 1911.
I'm iduicub Mart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Socbcn triiit Die 5rouerbotid)oit
Gin, pab Der @icucr 2nnpid,aitsmnlcr
Yroi. Ctbmur Srioifi. felt lngcidbr
80 Snbrcu III Rom %auidiiia. picicn
Iorgcu 90. Sulil am Sdlagflniic
peridichcn lit. Sn ieinem Ttclicr I'M
YaIaS8o 81 %cncSia fonntc man Die
prdd,tiscn Der Natur a~bsclmuihtcu
Stubicn aus Der %ilo bette. aus ocu
Ilbaucrbcrgcn. BPM Nrao Hpmano
II. (. NJ. %belpunhcrn. Mob acitcrn
Nbcnh bate Der D eut d amcris
fduih c 8ilbbouer GScdliel ibm
pcriprod)en, Geutiiplieu aus icinem
@arten su icnbcm bic Srioid,i aui
cinem angcfnngcncn Silbc pcriucrtbcn
polltc. Nls Ole Roicn bicieu @prgcn
eintrafcn. lpurbcn tic ais lester Sreuns
besgrub auf zen Sara nichcrBcIcst.
= = =
Sic Seiuiteupatres ppnt Stputs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Sic Seiuitenpatres bonn stonss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Bic Ergebninc bcs fral8oNIdcn
Sabafs 0tonupnls fir bas Sabr 1910
seiacu cine Ginnabmc o 499, 52O,S
267 Sranten, iait II Wiaiunen mebr,
als I'M norher9ebenocu Sabre. Die
Iil5ga6en %bctrngen 92,1S9.447 SrauS
fen, 10 Dab lid Elm @elpiun Don 407,s
330,82O Sranfcn aus Dem Wonopol
crgibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Scr mad icincm grbauer, Dem Sns
gcnicur @ultapc gificl bcnanilte Git
feltbrrm itebt in Der Ndbc Der Sela>
Bride auf Dem Warsfelb in Saris
llnb ipurbe fir Die 8cltausitellung bon
1889 errid]tet. Seinc Spbe betrd9t
300 Icter linb iein @eipid,t $1,000
600 &%ilo9rumm. Die Saufoiten be
Iiefen iid auf 100000 Srancs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Gin Scrliner gG5t, Or. Neubcrg,
beriftet iiber gldnSenbe Seilcrfol9c,
Die CT mittcls giniprisun9 elmer
metallii6cn 2Giun9 bel arcbs cr6ielt
hat. Sns @crfabrcn lit ~porldufi9
nur bel Seriuhstbieren 5lir Gnlpcus
buns selnugt nnb bat ieinc Trobc bel
mcnihlid)em 9rcbs nod nidt be-
1tanoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

Mmerita coniumicrt jdbrlid tiir
$15O.000,000 SiiBisfciten, unp bon
bieier Summc iuerben 800, 000,0 900
bnrf Die Gents Der aiubcr c~r5iclt.
@epGbrsmnm fir bicie Nn9nbcn lit
Der Setretdr Der ,National Iiociaz
tion Of. 9nnbr Salcomen" uno &C.
ma6t bat er tic 9elcecntlib bcs Gons
pents Der Screinigun9 in Glcpclanp.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28

which formed the basis of Judge
Chapman's opinion:
mo female shall be employed in
any mechanical or mercantile estab-
lishment, laundry, hotel or restau-
rant in this state more than eight
hours a day."
Judge Chapman held that an Of
flee separate from the place in which
manufacturing or other mechanical
operations are carried on is not it
self a manufacturing establishment,
hence Louis H. Bean, the defendant,
did not violate the law by working a
stenographer more than eight hours
a day. The court ruled that the test
OF the law was not so much the ma
ture of the service, as the question
whether or not it was rendered in a
mechanical establishment.
Managers of the larger offices in
Spokane declare there is no plan on
foot to increase the working hours OF
office help saying also that stenog-
raphers employed in local manufac-
turing. mercantile and office build
ings have never worked more thar
eight hours a day, even before the
state law was enacted a year ago..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28
HARMONY ROAD MEN
MAKE CONCESSION
GRANT EVERYTHING To
GRANGE RUT STATE AID
Committee Agrees to Accept County
Bonding Proposition II Grange Will
Accept State Aid Measure-Bond
Issue Reduced.

Portland, Ore, Feb. 2S.-A pro-
gram of compromise that ceded to the
state grange everything but state aid
was proposed by Governor VESTS
harmony good roads committee.
And, at that, c. e Spence, master
of the state grange, will not know
whether the compromise can be ac-
cepted until the grange has its meet
ing at Roseburg, May IA.
The cession to the grange involves
the approval by the committee of the
grange bill creating state highway
department and engineer and It's
county bonding act. The majority of
the committee could not approve the
grange county bonding act, but agreed
to accept it provided the state aid
measure is approved by the grange.
The chairman, w. B. Aver, w. X.
Newell, C. T Prall and Judge Ber-
nard Daily expressed willingness to
compromise to the limit, provided
working system of highway legisla-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28
FAIR TYPISTS MAY
ORGANIZE \ UNION

Spokane, Wash. - Stenographers,
typists and other office women in
Spokane are figuratively up in adms
over the decision by Judge Chap
man in the Pierce county superior
court, who ruled in test case of the
eight-hour law that a woman who
operates a typewriter is not me-
chanic, even though employed in
mechanical establishment. Not that
they desire to be classed as me-
chanics, but to guard against long
er hours they may organize a union.
There is also talk of forming an
eight-hour office workers federation
throughout Washington with branch
offices in Seattle, Spokane. Tacoma
and cities in central Washington, to
lobby at the next session of the legis-
lature for an amendment to the fol-
lowing section of the state law
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28
ton might be framed for the support
of all who believe in good roads.
Bond Issue Reduced

=
Bond Issue Reduced.
State aid as proposed was acknowl-
edged by C. e. Spence, master of the
grange, and member of the harmony
committee, as the best OF its kind
he had ever seen. Al he did in meet
ing arguments for the measure was to
doggedly- repeat: 81 do not believe
in state aid at this time. The grange
has not authorized me to endorse any
state aid act.'
Bond Issue Reduced.
The measure reduces the proposed
bond issue by the state from $2,OO0,-
600 to $1,000,00O annually, and fur
ther provides that the bonded indebt-
edness, either of state or county, may
not exceed 2 per cent of the assessed
valuation of state or county
The amount Forthcoming from
bonding, it is proposed, shall be di-
vided. Two thirds of the fund is to
be divided into three equal parts. One
of these parts will be divided equally
among the "a counties in proportion
to assessed valuation. The third part
will be divided among the counties in
proportion TO lnelr area.
The remaining one-third of the en-
tire fund Is to be left in the hands of
the state board, composed of the gov
ernor, treasurer, secretary of state
and highway commissioner. 1t would
be divided into two equal parts to be
thus used in the two congressional
districts. The third congressional dis
trict, Multnomah county, is not in
cluded, as it Is not thought it needs
such help and can well afford to con-
tribute to the other districts.
1t is also proposed that if the as
sessed valuation of any county is less
than $40, 100000 it shall be compelled
to raise but one-half of its apportion-
ment from state aid in order to avail
itself of state aid When assessed
valuation of any county is in excess
of $40 900, 900 it will be required to
raise as much by county bonding OF
other method as 1t will derive from
the state aid fund.
Colonel c. E. S. Wood will draft
into bills the provisions outlined. The
convict labor bills will remain un'
changed. Chairman w. B. Aver die
tated a letter to Governor West out
lining the results of the deliberations
of the committee.
In order to reach the meeting
Judge Bernard DAILY of LakevieN
travelled 400 miles from his home
meeting the expense personally. Ht
said this morning that he would glad
" contribute much more if a state
wide system of roadbuilding could bu
| be obtained.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28

With the aid of an Egyptian Off
cial a document was forged purport-
ing to show that the Egyptian gov
ernment had offered 100000 for the
collection Then the owner went to
Paris and secured similar document.
Armed with these weapons the man
approached Morgan's agent and made
the deal.
When the Egyptian government re-
ceived information regarding the for
gerry the official implicated was dis
missed.
Director Maspere, of the Egyptian
museum, declares that although the
collection bought by Morgan is gem
uine, it is really of little value and
the price paid was preposterously
high.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28
Dearness cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reacn
the diseased portion Of the ear. There p
only one way to cure deafness, and that =
caused bv an inflamed condition Of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is inflamed you have z
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it Is entirely closed. Deafness is the
result and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be destroy
ed by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an
inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28

there by a police judge. The couple
were turning away from the altar
when the miner leaped the rail and
attacked the priest.
Detective Sergeant Moran, who ac-
companied the couple to the church,
jumped over the rail and overpower-
ed the man before he could strike the
priest. The miner said in German
that he was George Dohrmann, that
he would not or could not give his
address. He was locked up. 1t was
judged that he was insane
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28
CONCRETE DISPLACES
WOOD, j. j. HILL SAYS
Railroad Magnate Visits Cement Show
at Coliseum and Discusses Conser-
walton of FOrests-Plans to Recon-
struct Road Equipment.

Chicago, nl.-James j. Hill, rail-
road magnate and one of the most
enthusiastic users of concrete in the
United States. paid a brief visit to
the cement show in the Coliseum and
expressed his belief that in the near
future all the railroads and great
buildings of the country would be
built of concrete. -.
''Wood is rapidly disappearing,
said Mr.. Hill, "and it is only matter
of a short time until wooden rail-
road ties will be a curiosity.
concrete Age" is Here.
"I believe the concrete age is up
on us now, and, I. for one, am ad-
vocating the use of cement wherever
it is possible. 1t is only by the eX-
tensive use of concrete that the work
of conserving our forests will be sue
cessful"
Mr.. Hill was one of the first to adj
vocate the conservation of forests in
this country.
His road recently let large contracts
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28
MORGAN is SWINDLED
IN BUYING "TREASURE''
10000 Paid Through F'Orgeries for
Manuscript Worth Very Little.

Berlin.-J. Pierpont Morgan, ac-
cording to a dispatch from Cairo.
published here, has been cleverly
swindled out of $4,000 on a purchase
of Coptic manuscripts. The manu-
scripts have long been on the mar
ket at less than a tenth of that price
without finding a purchaser. They
were then acquired very cheaply by
an astute dealer who laid a scheme
for a profitable deal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28
CHANCE BLUFF CATCHES MAN.
"Hold Up Your Hands," says Pedes

"Hold Up Your Hands," Says Pedes
tran to Suspected Burglar.
st. Louis, Mo.--George Reno, an
engineer for the Union Electric Light
and Power company, was passing a
barber shop at No. 40S North Tenth
street when he saw man standing
in front of one of the large mirrors.
Although unarmed, Reno shouted:
Hold up your hands"
The man obeyed him. Patrolman
Lake of the Carr street station APP
peared just then. The prisoner gave
his name as Mike Cavanaugh. An
information was issued against him
charging burglary and larceny.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28

for cement to be used in improving
the Northern Pacific railway, which
will have concrete roadbed from
Minneapolis to Seattle when the plans
are consummated. In carrying out
the project ties, telegraph poles,
bridges, track elevations and tunnels
will be of concrete construction.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28

A heavy cold in the lungs that was
expected to cure itself has been the
starting point in many cases of dis
ease that ended fatally. The sensible
course Is to take frequent doses Of
BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP
It checks the progress of the disord-
er and assists nature to restore nor
NAL conditions. Price 25c, soc and
s1.00 per bottle. Sold by A. c.
Koeppen & Bros
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28
SLEEPING BOY SHOT BY LAD
In Bed With Brother When Revolver
Is Discharged.

Walla Walla, Wash.-While sleep
ing in the same bed with his brother
and while no one else was in the
house, Francis Monroe, aged IL years
was shot accidentally by his older
brother, Jesse, who had awakened
and was handling a pistol he had "a
Ken to bed for self-protection. The
bail entered the boys side above the
hip and he was taken to the Walla
Wal.a hospital at once, where his con-
dition is said to be serious The boys
had taken the pistol to bed to pro-
tect themselves, as their mother and
father were both staying away from
the house temporarily
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28

A scald, burn, or severe cut heals
slowly IL neglected. The family that
keeps a bottle of BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT on hand is always pre-
pared for such accidents. Price 25c
soc and $100 per bottle. Sold by A.
c. Koeppen & Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28
JUDGE UpHonDs A CUssER.
Denver Court Feels for Man Who
Spilled Coffee on Trousers.

Spilled Coffee on Trousers.
st. Joseph, Mo.-Dudley l.. Purk-
aple of Denver swore I'm a restaurant
when he spilled a cup of hot coffee
in his lap. He was arrested and hailed
before Police Judge ]. T. Alice.
I'll admit l used bad language"
said Purkaple to the judge, "but, your
honor, / couldn't help it. / spilled a
cup of steaming hot coffee all over
my trousers, and, under the stress of
great pain and much embarrassment
I swore. 1 begged the pardon of the
restaurant man, but a policeman ar
rested me-"
"Of course you did wrong to swear" i"
said the court "but l believe that you
were almost justified and that you
have suffered enough. Your case is
dismissed"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28
MAD MINER AT WEDDING.
Attacks Priest just as Knot Is Tied
in Church.

Jersey City, n. IA man dressed
as a miner, with a blue shirt, over
alls and a cap and lamp set in the
cap. ran into the Church of Our Lady
of Cvenstockowa, in Sussex street.
Rev. Constant Ferdyn had just join
ed in marriage young couple sent
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28

Yesterday it was General Gomez;
today it is General Trevino; to-
morrow it will be General Some
bodyelse.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-28
A Happier
Tomorrow

will be yours if tonight you will
seek the beneficial aid of the famous
and ideal family remedy Beecham's
Pills. Nervous depression, or the
"blues," is one of the symptoms
of a condition quickly corrected
by the reliable and quick-acting