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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-09-05
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eond miles Of snoS -epvssee -. -
storm howied Gown upoa bsn = -
doubled fury, blsnainS sAsir -
making them stsxSsr Aslplsssay -
fore its bsasts
They sere ssiIl nosiao. 80 -
enasls. when the pale ssckly 0DUo
came. revealing inch by inch - 1BsaA
aesoiatiea. stretchinG vhite a.l GAag2-
ly In . slowly widening eiruas. ~
exhausted. strsoSlsaG nsa. moss usar-
" dead than alive sroR shslr sauDe
Ices toll. had 10 bssaA the Ain q -
from their eyes 10 peroeive eAsiT -
roundinss. Even then they saW nseAr
ing but the hare, snow-asaDsd Danla.
the cir full Of s~irlinG AahD. fAnDo
wss nothing TO guide them, - nasa
of identsheation. merely loru hasssnr
ness In the midst Of which they 80
dereA. aFsGGinG their hahSssna
horses. The dead body Of WsAs -
stiGened into Grvtescue shape, 800
and feet dangling. shrosd~d IN sata&
Ing snow. Carroll had fallen forvaO1
across his saddle pommsl. too Usoh
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-09-05

Mrs. Dave JeusIns and family lefx
fsr ss.ssh Canon. TIE hr-t Of lasf Sse&.
Mrs. Byron 0gnslsE. her tNin zirls
assd AliseFts Coassiin arrived from Nor
~s-ssl. Cosorasso. lass frsslay and alb
nsass shelr honss here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-09-05
ONO CITY

Crowded Out Last Week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-09-05

now. | was very
young when my first
baby was born and
my health was very
bad after that. 1
was not regular and
/ had pains in my
back and was SO
poorly that | could
hardly take care Of
my two children. I
doctored with sew
eral doctors but got
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-09-05

Mrs Ned Williams af Pitkin 10
the guest % Mrs fsxter 4 Sapp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-09-05
MOTHER
50 POORLY
CsuA Has&y Cass fsr "a
Asua FnAs HealnA =
lytiA Z Hnkhans vse-
GAnAls CaaQsuaA

Bovina Center, ~ ". -" For six years
| have not had ss gerd health ss have
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26
AMUSEMLEN 7 s

One over on Cutey Vltzgraph.
Featuring Lillian Walker and WaIlie
Van Cutey Is 90 conceited over his
sweetheart a. the masquerade that
she decided 70 teach him lesson she
changes suits with one of the BOYS
and Cutey. thinking her cousin Tom
IS Claire. taxes her to the psrxon-
age As the parsou IS ready % per
form the ceremony Tom takes of his
mask and the laugh Is Oh Cutey.
The Detectives Trap. Kalem. Two
thieves who are about 10 be apprs-
hendsd. decide 10 check their loot
Later az an auction sale Harry Gra-
'haH purchases It and finding q beau
tiful necklace II Il gives Il 70 his
sweetheart Her mother recognizes
il as some u her stolen 5ewelry ana
Harry Is accused OF the theft but Z
clever detective lays Z trap for the
thieves into which they fan and Har-
y rs eXonerated
C-OLs9nns Ware yItagrsph. SHOW
ing how this beautiful ware Is handled
by the pot-=rz.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26
BORAX SMITH FORCED
INTO FEDERAL COURT

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2s.-F. ".
Smith. millionaire manufacturer and
promoter, must appear before Judge
Morrow IN the United states district
court on August TO show cause why
he should not be adjudged a bank
rupt. The date was set In answer 10
petition IN involuntary bankruptcy
filed yesterday by Leo X. Dickey, c.
+. Gilman. Albert Hanford and the
Union Land company. who allege in
debtedness aggrega,ing approximately
$l5O.000.
Smiths affairs were placed some
time ago in the hands Of a board OF
trustees and in statement the trus-
tees indicated their purpose 70 at
temp 10 show Smith solvent and con-
tinue the present arrangement, which.
they said has proved satisfactory to
all the heavy creditors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26
oLY,PIAx GAMES.
Inconsistency l. the InaIienable Char
acterissfc or Humanity, All the
World Over

7 would be safe 70 say. that every
nine out of Ten men admires and de-
Eires above most things. phygicsl
strength and The good u look upon.
p1yslque. that Il It's natural accom-
panimeut; bur the modern luxurious
ness n living Is fast making man in
TO z lszq animal and although he ad-
rlires and desires strength. the simple
life. necessary for It's attainment, de-
nsn6s too much sacrifice and ne TOO
often turns aside into the beaten paths
~ least resistance
The Greeks ot old (more than any
other natlOng thoroughly appreciated
The value of ath etics. and z victory
- the Olympic games was one Of the
greatest accoupI pIish1nsnts OF man
kind. Americans from z wise intuition
ag Eell AZ tradition also holds IN high
eF-ir-srfon tnoEe vino excel IN any
u the varied games and the biggest
gatherings II Ancient Or Modern his
tory. are those. that have assern bied
n witness contests i may be assert
81 that q good percentage of the tre-
EneEdo1e crowds. drawn 70 Buffalo
Bills "Wr5 West" and Pawnee Bills
7 az 4-1H-a- dtLN casa- III tH AlA- %
tbiT vear n sth1etic contests
The principal Hentrantg'' Fred Ger
ner the TogIT's rlgh ard broad dis
tsuc= Jumper holds the spectator
ir breethlesE wonder seeming - 81
- defiance grasItatlre resistance n
his competitions 2-h Juno" the
highest and Cycle" the greatest
broad dumping horze fn existence.
made more remarkable from the fart
that SIR Ceruer exceis The best e.
forts % the tTo greatest flmplng an
inais ever seen.
There are other sporting eFerts iD
great variety including sharpshootlng
tourneys together with new and en-
larged editions ~ the Wild west and
an addition 70 the far east Of many
strange clans and racial tribes from
the edge Of the Adriatic the Near
Far East" forming the most delight
fu.ly woven and mastery presented
program Of decade.
Roundup Park, SATURDAY. August
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26
Cosy


Friday and Saturday 1wo re-
drama tizstion Of q. Henrvs dAlip5+f,,r
story. The Badge OF Policemen -
Room Ecisir- O'Roon left che
gin IN England and coming TO Am
erica. enlisted in the Rough R5darr-
ana Eent with them 10 Cuba whara
ne proved his heroisrn under fj-.
Later ne became mounted policeman
u New York O'Roon's friend IacE
took MS place for a day and saved =
slrl IN Hve-y runaway Mex. dav
y Aoon was summoned 70 hea5ora =
lefs 10 receive the thanks Of the res
eNea girl. is astonished 70 meet the
~ who has crossed the ocean 70
IND him She and Jack are plainly
in love. and while we are gynnatbiz.
ing B-ith O'ROon, z characteristic r,
HFnry twist at the end makes every
thing right and also shows rs thet
We have been nicely fooled ourselves
A Dog-GOned Baron" Rarnc
Here Is a real screaming comedy +ba
Best Ne have had for months. The
cnlet agent in the creation OF this
result Is 4 dOg-Rowdy. He VIII m
set any house in which he apuears
and cause shouts Of laughter There
are screamingly funny situations and
DINERS than those in which this four
footed comedian appears. as. for in
stance when the pursued Baron sits
on the bed into which the frightened
lady Of the house has crawled and
covered her head. II you want Ia
shout with laughter. see this uproar-
GUS comedy.
DeAlh1 me Times Powers
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26

The Pas-ine offers for this change
two reel feature oy the Lubin Co
4 picture notsa5ie for it's splendid
spectacular fire effects and It's IN
usually splendid prezentaion Of q fac
tory strike.
a Hero Among Men" Lubfrl in
tEo reels Ethel daughter u Rich
ard Nert9n president NJ the Imperial
Arms Co ts tacitIy engsg ged 70 Mar
tn Bent1v, the secretary For her
health s-e goes with her mother 10
th= country and there meets Harry
Landers. they enjoy frequent outings
end eventually fsu in love. Harry
DropOses. but Ethel tells him she is
engaged she however. being unable
70 combat her lore and begs her
mother 70 take her back to the city.
some months later Harry Is offered
= position by Mention. which ne glad
ly acceptg. There ne discovers that
Martin u his rival. The men OF the
factory demand an increase OF 10 per
cent IN their wages On being re-
fused they start strike They at
tack the executive building and the
officials hide themselves in Mentions
office The building ls set on fire
and Harry saves Ethel and her faith
er from death. The strikers gain
their demand and Harry wins the
girl.
The Coming Of Gretchen" Vita
gra ph a comedy drama Of decided
appeal. which has its first scene laid
IN Germany. Hans and Gretchen are
portrayed By James Lackeye and Jo-
sic SadleT. The German setting is
picturesque and the costuming ac-
curate Gretchen comes 10 America
and Hans follows later. She falls
in love with George. an American.
but he proves 70 be fllrt and she
goes back 10 the faithful Hans.
Loves Old Sweet Song" Fea-
turing Mabel Truunel,e and August
Phillips. A sentimental drama built
about the meiodious old song. Care
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26
BENEFIT GAME
WON BY BOISE

WALLA WALLA. July 26-With nc
larger crowd than would have attend.
81 earlier in the afternoon. the bleech.
er rOoters entirely and the sun d.
reCtly in the eyes OF the spectators
and the batsmen. yesterdays benefit
game" for the Bears exchequer. prov.
ed great benefaction to Boise than
70 anyone else. Heavy hitting was
frequent throughout, too frequent on
the part of the Irrigators when hits
meant runs and sundown ended the
melee : 10 for the visitors.
This game broke the tie between
Boise and Walla Walla for first place
on the pennant ladder. leaving the
T Irrigators one to the good. Today
may turn the tide back again, while
in the meantime interest is at fever
I heat over the final outcome of the
series. Yakima and Pendleton are
playing close games and on the whole
the league is settling down to a clos
ing struggle that will live in history.
King Kel" was on the mound yes
terday for the second time this week
and while he did good work most of
the time, he was unfortunate enough
10 groove the bail two or three times
when big sticks were anxious and
willing. Otherwise Kelly threw good
ball his twelve strikeouts Indicating
some OF his effort.
With both teams evenly matched
and conscious Of the fact. the tension
Of the players has been strong this
series and yesterday the stonewau
defense Of the Bears weakened mo-
menarily against the concerted often
sive work Of Dad Clarke's men. II
was the poorest game of the series
IN fact it IS said to be the poorest
game between these two teams in their
history y dazzling sun in the bats,
mems ewes was one OF the causes of
poor hitting in pinches.
Boise opening the scoring IN the
third. when Winkler walked and Bon.
ner, Reames and Friene got singles
Winkler counting. Some loose field
ing occurred in this frame. thing
which seldom occurs on that Bear in.
field.
In the fourth Boise came back with
three more runs after two were down
hsiiy IlndIly retlrlng the side on strike
outs. Aftermath opened the inning
with hot one to Lundstrom and was
thrown out at first Gard hit ana
Winkler struck out. Then Bonner
singled. sending Gard to second ana
Reames' three -bagger brought both
runners in. and in an endeavor to
catch the runner at third, Sheely over
threw the bag, letting in the third
run. Friene then struck out.
In the fifth. Boise sent another man
across after two were out.
Kelly struck out Blausser for the
third time and Kennedy went out.
Childers to sheely Davis was low
on Clarke's light grounder and the
Irrigators chief beat out the throw
which was a trifle Wild and took sec
oRd on the play. scoring later on Al.
tcrmatt's two-bagger.
The Pears scored their first two
runs in the eighth. Harmon getting |
hit in the arm and advancing to third |
on Childers' two-bagger. Davis fol- |
lowed with a single to pitcher so fast
that Harmon was held at third, but |
CHR came on down to the bag, not |
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26
\ Genuine Musical Comedy Coming
TO New Grand

The Wright-Nelll combination o.
whom the press all over the state
speaks in highest praise. are billed 10
appear at the Grand on SUNDAY and
Monday evenings. In this connection
Manager Wright wishes 1t distinctly
understood that his company is not 4
leg show or chorus girl affair. The
company consists Of his own and Wm
Neill's family. comprising also two
very versatile children who are real
prodigies as vocal and instrumental
lsts. The musical part Of the pro-
gram consists of over twenty different
Instruments. zydlophone. staff bells.
marimbaphone, saxaphone. dulcimer.
violin. glockenspeil, string bass. cor
net and trumpet and a double band
orchestra all worked In unison. i'm full
view Of the audience. The dramatic
part OF the show consists Of light &C.
centric comedy and emotional roles
by the Wright family. assisted by Mr..
and Mrs Neill. the whole worked in
to a unique entertainment that is re-
ceiyed everywhere with much favor
and applause. The comedy on open
ing night will be Keeping Her Eve on
Hubby" lesson for henpecked hus-
bands. This show will not be a pic
ture show as the entertainers give the
whole performance each night in two
shows with children's matinee at
2;3O daily at usual prices.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26

noticing that Harmon was still there.
He attempted 20 get back again but
was thrown out at second, Martini
then delivered two-bagger scoring
10th men.
The Irrlgators counted twice more
IN the ninth on two hits and two er-
rors and then came a ninth inning rail-
ly that looked bad for Boise. for a
moment shoely lead OF with a two
baggor ana scored on Lundstrom's
single The fans were In an uproar
and Bonner was weakening when
johnson knocked line drive 80 hard
that the big hurlcr could do nothing
else but catch It and doubled Fritz al
first. ending the game
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26
THE orDhrun

Extra good program for Sundays
change
The MOthering Heart. BiOgraph.
Two reels Featuring Lillian Gish
Always mothering something. the girl
came into her own 50 through the
mother spirit she Welded 70 the
vonng admirers uersua sions He was
such a sorry young person. Soon her
sacrificeing heart brightened the path
OF the struggling husband. her OWE
heartache forgotten for her loved one
with prosperity came the id,e woman
and Young wIfe's struggle against
the truth. a new light broke then
darknned. but shone again the clear
er
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26
surprising cure OF stomach Trouble

When you have trouble with your
stomach or chronic constipation. don't
imagine that your case Is beyond help
just because your doctor fails TO give
you relief Mrs. g. Stengle. Plain
field. y. J.. writes. For over month
past I have been troubled with my
stomach. Everything l ate upset II
terribly one OF Chamberlain's ad-
yertising booklets came to me. Aft
er reading a few OF the letters from
people who had been cured by
Chamberlain's Tablets decided to
try them. / have taken nearly three
fourths Of a package OF them and can
now eat almost everything that
want" For sale by all dealers-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26

2T1--T1vo base hits. Narian,
Nsught7a Lodeli . Dean. Osborne;
Three hsse hits. Haworth Ford.
Dean; home run- Dean. sacrifice hits.
EsrrOd. TAYLOR. Osborne; stolen base.
Fuller first on balls off Gordon ?.
or Filchne- :. of Jameson 3. off
R.e-zer >. struck out, by Gordon 2.
hy Fitcho@r .. by Jameson 6; left on
l2sses- Yakima l5. Pend,eton 8: dou-
be plzys HarrOd 10 Huller TO Harrod
to TAYLOR. Wild pitches. by Jamison J.,
ay FItchner I. time or game. 2:15;
umpire. Richardson
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26

f1l stagings have given It a unitr II
feeling and atmosphere which eaBno,
IAN 70 make an impression On tA-
east appreciatiye audience
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26

When man can't make a dollar 4
day "a king sense he can always 20
'lt leeturing on eugenics and make
a good living
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
National League.

Pitts5urg =. Philadelphia 2
Y. w. league.
Portland Victoria 0.
Seattle 4. Spokane l
Tacoma :, Vancouver s. *
American League.
Cleveland 3. New York .
Washington s. ST. Louis s.
philadelphia I, Detroit 0.
Boston I. Chicago &.
Coast League.
san Francisco J. Los Angeles 0.
Venice .. Oakland 4.
Sacramento 3. Portland 0
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26

Perhaps It is the house on the 9TH
er fellows lot that makes us dissat-
isfied with out own.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26

a z1rs Iii sat Nsdesu ended the game
~ E pretty cstth
TaAaiata-5 Sr-ore
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26
Yesterdays score.

Walla Walla 3. Boise :.
North vskfn1o 10 Pa-dleto,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
No $40, 81 Published July H. 1918
CHARTER R2a laws nE 1919

CHRFIEH bZZ' LAWS OF 1873.
AN ACT To amend section $40 OF the s.atltes re-
lating 70 the powers OF town boards
The people OF the state Of Wisconsin represented in
Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows:
Section /. Section S19 OF the statutes is amended
10 read: Section S19 The supervisors of
each town shall constitute board to be designated
shall constitute quorum. except when otherwise
provided by law and the chairman may administer
oaths and afdavits in all matters pertaining 10 the
affairs Of the town. Such board Is empowered and
required:
q. To have charge OF all the anaairs Of the town
rot by law committed tc other of1cers;
t2) To draw all orders for the paym;n, Of money
out OF the town treasury for purposes allowed by law
except for the support OF schools;
(S) To procure legal advice when needed In the
purpose
(4l 10 have charge Of all actions to which the
town is party;
CD 10 demand payment into the town treasury Of
all penalties and forfelures recoverable by the town
and all damages suffered By the town by breaches al
Official bonds. ny Injuries to its property or nv
other injuries and. In case Of failure 10 comply
with such demand to bring ana prosecute nroney
actions or proceedings 70 recover the same;
go To designate ard cause to he recorded by the
town clerk the boundaries of auy unlacorporatel VII
AaEt loca ca wltAln the to n;
(7l To appoint, upon he petition Of ten or more
resident rceholders OK any such village one or morn
nrf wAraens and. when the public good requires 1t.
Village: :" 1's
tS) To appoint policemen q superintendent ~
police and night Waterman for service at any ether
place IN the town when needed to protect persons or
property or to preserve order at any assembly for
neral roligious or educational purposes;
tVl To adopt bylaws when needed to regulate
the conduct Of FIRE wardens. policemen sunerlnend-
drunkenness, disor5lery conduct ana the careless use
81 hrearms; and fix penalty not exceeding ten dol
lars for each violation thereof;
tl0l To purchase a fire proof safe for The ,ss ~
the town clerk whenever chattel mortgages securing
the payment Of thousand or more dollars ans
illed With such clerk
Each officer appointed under the provisions OF this
section shal possess and may exercise all the powers
possessed by the same officer IN Villages Incorporated
under general law
Section 2 This act takes effect when published
Approved July 10. 1918
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
fpnbIIahed July Il. 1e1s.

No. $50. 81 Published July H. 1913
CHAPTER 5i9, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT, 10 create subdivision t9D Of section 500
Of the statutes. relating to powers OF the county
board
The people OF the State Of wisconsin represented in
Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows:
Section l. There is added to section 669 Of me
statutes subdivision to read: secton 669) (9tl
In counties having population OF three hundred
thousand 70 purchase, receive or to acquire
under eminent domain provided In sections 69fc,
94d and G94e Of the statutes. land not exceeding In
ralue the sum OF hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars for the purpose of holding thereon Agricultural
and industrial fairs and exhibitions. or TO convey
grant donate such lands purchased or acquired
or the thereof 10 the state OF Wisconsin or to
AGRICULTURAL and industrial societies for the purpose
nf holding thereon such fairs and exhibitions and to
receive donations Of money material or labor from
amy person, town city village for the improvement
NJ purchase Of such land. If az any time lands or
Tie use thereof conveyed granted donated shall
re abandoned or no longer used for the purpose for
which such lands the use thereof we're so conveyed,
grfL'ed or donated then in such the title TO
d lands shall revert to the county having conveyed.
granted donated the same; and the commissioners
Of public lands shall and they authorized and
directed D. execute and deliver such proper deeds Of
conveyance shall newest the title to such lands in
such county except that when such lands or the use
thereof conveyed granted donated 20 an
agricultural and Industrial society such proper deeds
OF conveyance shall be executed and delivered by such
society by Its proper officers provided that the state
may NJ any tine within year after title to any
such lands shall revest by proper in such
county remove any buildings or structures erected
ton Of such lands by the state
Section q This act shall take effect upon passage
and publication
Approved July TO- 1919
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
No sa4. Al Published July II, 1918.
CHAPTER 62e, LAWS or 1918.


CHAPTER 62s, LAWS OF 1919
AN Act To amend sections 44a-1. 44a-2. 44a--3.
44a-4 44a-9, 44a-10. 44a-lI. 44a--12. 44a--l3.
44a-1s 44a--20 44a-31. 44a-22 4Aa--2S. 44a--
al 44a--25 44a--2T 4ia--29. 44a-30, 44a-32.
44a-3s 44a,--34 and 44a-36 OF the statutes; to
repcal sections Has, 44a--26. 44a-31 and 44a--
Isl. ana to create four new sections to be desig-
mated 44g--5m, 44a- 8 44ar-26 and 44a--3l Of the
statutes fe,atsns 20 the coupon ballot
a TeonIe Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented tn
senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
section l. Sections 44ar-1 44a-2 44a--3 and
44a1.4 Of the statutes are amended to read: Sec
ton 44a-I 1t is the intention Of this act to Novde
fern Of ballot fer use at elections, whereby
there viii be no opportunity for fraudulent
nrartces enc that may be counted rapidly and where
v complete record viii be kept in the tally sheets.
Showing how each ballot was counted. and this ct
shall be construed as 70 give kofce anu eHecr 70
this expressed intention.
section 44a--2. 4 After the passage and approval
If this act It shall be lawful Tor the county board Of
any county or the city council Of any city or the
commissioners Of any city unGer commission form Of
citv government in this state to adopt the hereinafter
pseric coupon ballet and its appropriate tally sheets
Far use III that county city at general or city
c.esttors and -hen adopted said hereinafter de-
itv elections in the counties or cities where thus
adop.ed Provided. however that such county board
81 city council Or the commissioners q city unGsr
commission form Of city gcyefnnent may order the
isrnnffniace Of such coupon ballot in Its respective
itv 81 county after IL has tecn used at one or
elections therein and return to the use OF
s,1ch other form of ballot may be authorised By
law Provided further. that the expense q furnish.
ia sslch coupon ballot shall not exceed the present
sssa hi such purpose except III eGnntiss oE ckies
Tkege sch expense IS new less than welxe dollars
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