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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-18
Street Car Tickets on Sale.

Street car tickets now on sale at
French Restaurant. General tickets.
20 for 800: school children's tickets,
30 for 800. Good during school
hours only.--Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-18
Notice 70 Momcn OF Moodcrnrt.

Special meeting Of Daphne Circle
No. 2, Thursday evening. November
18th. to meet Grand Guardian C. c.
Van orsdall. BY order OF guardian
neighbor.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-18
NotIcc to EIls! somethIng Doing,

NVtINV 10 FdhH' oUIIICIIIIIIR UUIIIE!
At the regular meeting OF Pendleton
Lodge No. 2SS. r. p o. Elks. Thurs
day, November 10th, there will be bal
loting on candidates, initiation re-
freshments and the entertainment
committee has something up its
sleeve. Don't miss IT,
]. v. TALLMAN. e. r.
BY THOS. FITZ GERALD, Sec Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-18
Ahont CarnIrr Horses -

About Cavalry Horses - That the
English and German governments are
both. much more particular about Sc
lections for cavalry horses than peo-
pie realize is stated by A. L. Sparkling
who has been purchasing horses here
For the British. According to Mr..
Sparkling his instructions are that
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-18

Do you know that you can buy a
good heavy, cotton and wool mixed
shirt at the Peoples Warehouse for
800.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-18

horses must be from Is to 1s hands
high, weigh from 900 10 1900 pounds.
not leggy and without round joints
and must be broken quiet to harness
nDc saddle. Whites and grays are
entirely barred. out Of 1s2 horses re-
Gently assembled here the English
buyers would accept only is animals
Looking for Ranch-w. N. Chelf
Of Grand Junction. Colo. Is now here
accompanied by his family and they
expect to reside in Pendleton for
time. Mr.. Chelf is looking for
stock ranch and Is going to investi-
gate the situation in the John Day
country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-18

CONTINUED from page two. }

At the home Of the brides parents.
$50 Lewis street, at 1880 this morn
ing was celebrated the marriage Of
Carl f. Hudeman and Miss Mary E.
Suhl. both members OF we'll known
families OF the county. Rev T. F.
Weaver officiated and only a few
friends and relatives were present.
The young couple left on the after
noon train for Helix near which place
the bridegroom is engaged in farm
ing. His bride is a daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Suhl.
One Of the prettiest dances ever
given in the county was that in Una.
tilla last evening given by the Red
men, according to Pendleton people
y no were present The hall had been
made fit scene for gayety by the ar
tistic labors OF the members. A false
ceiling. almost solid. OF the colors Of
the order. Indian tepees and camp
fires in the formers and emblems Of
the order which is founded upon the
traditions of the American red man
combined to make an effect that was
appreciated by the large crowd in at
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Nelson, who
have been living at Athena since their
marriage, and their baby daughter
are now making Pendleton their home
Mr.. Nelson having accepted a position
in a local drug store Mrs. Nelson
was formerly Miss Katherine Finnell
Mrs. August NJ Kinney of Astoria,
who has been a guest of Miss Winnie
Privett, left today for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frazier left
this morning for Walla Walla on
visit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-18

Mrs. August NJ Kinney of Astoria,
who has been a guest of Miss Winnie
Privett, left today for her home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-18

Mr. and Mrs Frank Frazier left
this morning for walla Walla on a
visit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-18

Turned Water in Ditch-water was
Monday turned into the ditch Of the
Western Land & Irrigation company
on the government project, according
to Elmer Cleaver who is associated
with that company. The water will
be run all winter except at times when
freezing weather prohibits. he states.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-18

Moves 10 Idaho RANCH. Z. Lew
is. we'll known Helix farmer, is NOV
ing to st. Anthony. Idaho. where he
has purchased a large ranch.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15
First Annual Grn;2, Fest ti;,,rl

The first annual grain festival under
the auspices of the Anderson Chamber
OF Commerce will be held next Tues
day. July 81. Following is the pro-
gram:
Chairman of the meeting: ]. s. Fow-
Ter.
Exercises open at Chamber Of Com
promptly at 10:30 a. m.
Announcements-By the chairman,
InvocattoH.-Rev. DR.. w. H, Frazer.
pastor First Presbyterian Church, An
derson. 8. C.
,Address-Methods Pursued by Dem
onstration Forces in Seeding 100 1000
Acres in Cover Crops in South Caro-
linn--Hon. w. w. Long. State Agricul-
ture Agent and United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.
MISUNDERSTANDING in South Caro-
lima, Hon. e. ]. Watson. commissioner.
Columbia, 8. G.
Address-The Lever Agricultural
Extension Act and what It means to
South Carolina, Hon. Aqbury F. Lever.
congressman from South Carolina and
Chairman committee on agriculture.
house of representatives. Washington,
d. c..
Grand Prizes.
The following prizes In cash will be
awarded:
Given. by Furman Smith, wholesale
Scotsman, Anderson.
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Pres. b. +. Mauldln
Goes For Vacation.

Pres. B. F. Mauldin. Of the Bank of
Anderson. accompanied by Mrs.
Mauldtn. left yesterday afternoon for
we'll earned rest and vacation trip.
They are going first to Philadelphia,
where MIR. Mauldin will consult an
oculist, and. after spending few days
In the Quaker city, they will visit
other points Of interest. possibly 60
Ing to Canada for several weeks. In
addition to his duties as president of
the Bank of Anderson, Mr.. Mauldin is
president OF II other banks In Ander-
son and adjoining counties, and while
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+. ID. Suggs, ID. d. =.
Locates In Anderson.

Anderson is attracting a number Of
business and professional men. and al
most all who come here decide to cast
their lot with Anderson and help to
build up greater electric city. Among
those who came, saw and were con-
dueFed recently. may be mentioned
DR.. Forest d. Suggs,. recent gradu-
ate OF the Atlanta Dental College.
whose home is Bremen. Ga, DR..
Suggs is now with DR.. w. w. Chisolm
whose offices are located In the BIeck-
ley building. DR., Suggs Is quite an
addition to the professional life of
the city and will find cordial well
come.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15
Rose Hill Club To Give
Old Fashioned Picnic.

Friday evening the lawn in front OF
Rose Hill club at North Anderson will
be the scene OF a most enjoyable event
In the shape Of an old fashioned pic
mic TO be given by the members. The
entertainment will begin at Z o'clock.
and will consist of the basket dinner
TO be served In old fashioned style,
followed by cards and dancing In the
club house. All the members of the
club are Invited and expected to bring
well filled baskets. The functions
given by the Rose Hill club are all
In good taste and this picnic will
doubtless be among the most enjoy.
able events Of the season.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15

been spending several days In tho
city. Mrs. Latham was formerly Miss
Eva Neal and has many friends here.
Sheriff Lyon. of Abbuviiie, spent inst
night here with his aons, Messrs. Billy
and Tom Lyon. $50
Miss Viola Felkei. OF Elloree. ia
mere to spend the summer with her
brother, MIR. Fred Fe1kel.S
Mrs: Josie Peoples has gone To- o.
Asheville. N. C.. for. q short stay.
Giles Templeton. OF Abbeyille. was
the guest this week OF j. NJ. Giles. S
Mrs Matte Mckinney has returned
to her home In Atlanta. after visit
OF several weeks TO relatives here. s
Rucker r. Taylor has returned fo1
his home at Rich1and, Ga, after q
weeks visit to relatives here. s; .
& w. 8. Breazeale returned yesthr
from business trip to Ilynciihnrg.
( Hon. 3. Marion Fucker, formerly
OF this city, but now OF the law de-
partment OF the South Carolina Cof4
lege. In Columbia, issin the; city for q
visit to- relatives. III ssis,
Fred Pearman leaves today q ifSr
Wilmington. n. @, after spending isey-'
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15
Automobiles Bought
In Anderson Recently.

j. E. Sadler. one of Anderson's pro-
gressive automobile dealers, stated to
q reporter for The Intelligencer yes
terday that Hupmobiles and Reos
were "gtng some" Lyon & Ledbetter
VIII receive .c the next few days a
new two-ton REQ truck to be used in
connection with their increasing
Wholesale grocery business. Worth
Taylor has purchased a Hup roadster
and L. s. Horton, five passenger
Hup roadster.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15
Georgia Roads Are
Are In Good Condition.

A party OF autoists that returned
from Atlanta Monday report the roads
to Atlanta in excellent condition. Drs.
Fl. K. Wells and W. S. Pearce left
Anderson Sunday for the Georgia
city and returned via Stone Mountain
and Athens. Monday. The party had
an unusually good trip. and say that
the roads are in the best of condi-
tion. as they made the round trip
without any accident. not even n pun
cture.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15
Anderson Boys
Are Out (nmnIng.

A party Of young men left Monday
for Andersonville. to spend q week
fishing. swimming and what
ever else goes in on n camping trip
The personnel Of the crowd Is as fol-
lows: Mack Beck. Larry Brown. Le-
land Payne, Foster Jones and Earl
Thomas. An invitation has been ex-
tended to all the friends Of the above
named, to visit them during their stay
on the river as most enjoyable time
Is anticipated.
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items of Interest and Personal Mention Caught che
Wireless the Streets of Anderson
4 e * T. T. * y 81 - ae ). * ~ * x X X
sam ID Harper
Gets d Promotion.

Sam ID Harper
Gets d Promotion.
Sam ID. Harper has returned from
quite an extended trip north He re-
ports having Il fine time. After few
days rest In the country he will enter
upon his duties as fnanager 0i the
already well known business cf W. a..
Power. Mr.. Power for many years
has enjoyed Il splendid grocery and
fresh meat business, but with Mr.
Harper AZ manager and with the help
Of all others connected with the
business proposes to make folks sit
up and take notice. Mr.. Harper needs
no Introduction to the trade of the
city of Anderson and Anderson county
having for the past ten years been
with the Anderson Cash Grocery Co.
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p E R g O nj Al s.

| Miss Louise Rideout has returned tc
her home at Highlands, N. c.; after
visit OF several weeks to her aunt
Mira. Florence Thompson.
Mrs. H. s. Dowling and Miss Laura
Bowling have returned from q weeks
visit at Laesville. They made the trim
In their automobile.
Mrs. Linda Thompson Ia the guest
or friends and relatives in Walhalla.
Miss Elizabeth Coleman left yester.
day for her home at Blairs after q Wis
1t OF several weeks to Miss Ewbank
Taylor and other friends here. ,t
Mrs Murry has returned to her
home In Charleston after visit to
Mrs.. 4. B. Curtis.
Miss SaIlie Graham Sparks has re-
turned to her home at Gaffney after a
weeks visit to Mrs. j. Russell Sparks.
Mrs. Charles Forrest. OF Atlanta
a,a 3 Waiting her mother mother Mfs. J. L Arm Arr
( NJ: Novel;. of Monroe. Ga, is the
guest OF his daughter. Mrs. David Tay-
lor. NJ; 1
Mrs. !. W. spcake has gone to Kin
ards ard Tor 9 Witt to relatives.
Mrs T. H. latham, Of Atlanta. has
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terday from, Rock HILL, where they
were called Sunday by the death of
kithelr brother In law. G.. FL Enlson.
They inad6 tho trip In Mr.. Bales
touring car. 4 ~.
! archie NE connesii, OF Royston, Ga,
has been spending the past week with
hls parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Nc
t!onneli. \ u I, ..,5s Is IS FL
4 Frank Diyver OF Atlanta Ia visiting
his father, DR.. r. F. Diver on East
~ Miss Ella Avery is at home again
after spending several weeks at VIII
lianiston. Il
IS IS. c1hef many. friends Of Mrs. Leroy
Smith, OF Lowndesyille. will regrr..
to learn that Sshe Is In the hospital
here and wish for her y speedy re-,
coyery. s .s 4, s.i.s 81
Miss Annie Waldrop OF Indian
Springs, Ga, tsA the guest of Mfs..a w.
%. Mckinney IN this city for T q few
days. 4 4 &. Sss Ss I. # sd
q MesSrs. Arthur and Mark Link or
..Abbeyil,s are visiting at the homo sof
their Sbroth herr Y 10 Link on West Mar
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L. First best bushel OF oats. .sloe
2. Second best bushel of oats zoo
3. Third best bushel Of oats-s4u
4. Fourth hest bushel OF oats-s30
s. Fifth best bushei Of oats-2O.
6. Sixth best bushel of oats-s10.
All above open to any farmer in
third congressional district of South
Carolina.
z. Best bushel Of oats from Ander-
son county-$25.
Given by the Anderson Cola
8 First best peck of wheat-ss.
D.. Second best peck of wheat
1o.-Third best peck Of wheat-s1.
All above given by Furman Smith.
and open only to Anderson county
farmers.
II. First best peck OF rye-$2.
H.. Second best peck OF rye-s1.
All above given by F,urman Smith
and open only to Anderson County
farmers. h.
Conditions-All grain must be placed
on exhibit In the Magee building, op-
posite Davis Bros. stables, on West
Benson street by 12. o'clock July 21st.
Nothing will be returned. Judges.
HONS. w. w. Long, "A. F. Lever and 10.
J., Watson =
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15

lthe around who're the insects are to
be killed. and $500 volt energy is OIL.
lowed to discharge from II to the
ground: The net and the earth are
energixed from tho one terminal OF
q step mp transformer on the vehicle
the osker terminal being rounded.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15

Hugh Sheppard Of the Gregg Shoals,
section was q business visitor In the
city yesterday. "a
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15
IntcllIgencer Folk
On Vacation Trim.

On Vacation Trip.
Several members of The Intelligen-
Ger force are enjoying brief holidays.
ID. Watson Bell. city editor. left yes
terday for Charleston where he will
spend u week disporting himself in
the sad sea waves" He was Joined
at Bolton by his mother. Mrs. j. B.
Bell OF Gaffney, and n sister. Miss
Caroline K. Vance also left yesterday
for Greenvillc to visit her sister.
From there she will go to several
points Of interest in the mountains OF
North Carolina. George p. Cannon,
one of the faithful linotype operators
Is spending this week with his mother
at Abbcviilc and will also run over to
Atlanta for few days.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15
E|QIJOU
i D 5. ...THEATRE:
ToDAY,s PROGRAM s

g. -sT :" .
THE SKULL M Z: 3jls #3,i. 3
IMP. Two reel mystery story. The
skull feature is unique and there IS;
2 sort OF iuncanny, expectant Iatmoss
,phere about the story as It progresses.
Featuring AAsxa9der Gadentan Doro-.
thy Phillips: II js;s 81 D
A JEALOUS HUSBAND 4. s5 .sss;.3,
Sterling. Ford Sterling Is his fun.
ny self in this offering. There ID;
lightning like rapidly IN the shifting
Ct the scenes and Nmts flhny face ia
siways In seyidence..< tsss ~ I 3f:
FOURTH REEL 10 BE SELECTED
Coming tomorrow saThe Million Dol
lar Mystery series No. 1, / The big
gest serial ever produced; and has ] O.
10000: cash prize. Don't fall to sees
Il. Y 2,, m IS {, q \.
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eral weeks with relatives hers. lafr.
faaTniiih mas mad u. position in I,an-
anna for several years. Sa ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15

George II. Bsilss and sisters lifssea
Axelea and Edcu BALES returned yes.a
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15

he IL missed when he Is away, yet al
are well organized and in good hands
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15

Is Frank Divver OF Atlanta Ia visiting
his father, DR.. r. r. Diver on East
Orr street. ~, rs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-15

Fred Pearman leaves 4 today o iiSr
Wilmington. N. O. after spending sew
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22

OF America will he held at the office OF
the American Kennel Club. No. l Liberty
street March 81. Officers will be elected
and other regular business viii be trans
acted.
Miss Virginia Moore, of 81. Clair. Mich,
has imported two Irish woifhounds- Her
fathers farm at ST. Clair has been for
some time noted for the fast trotters
bred there Miss Moore intends to build
up a big kennel there.
Ellwyn Eagle. grandson of the cham
pion collie Seedlcy. has been imported
by the Craigdaie Kennels. of Tracy. MINI.
At the annual meeting Of the Pointer
Club of New England. held recently in
Boston. the only thing lacking was the
presence of women. and IL was decided
that hereafter that deficiency will not eX-
ist.
The German Shepherd Dog Club of
America had Baron Won Forstner and the
baroness Of Stuttgart. Germany. as the
special guests at a dinner in the Albe-
marie Hoffman Hotel. Baron Won Forst-
ner came to this country at the invitation
of the club to judge the breed at the re-
cent Westminster show.
or interest to dog owners Is the forma-
ton OF Vermilax Company. which was
organized to take over the manufacture
and sale OF DR.. Deancy's vermilax. a YER
mifuge and laxative for dogs. The offices
and laboratories of the VermilaX Com
pany are located at 22D West Forty-second
street.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
FIERALD'S KENNEL PAGE FOR LOVERS OF DOGS

associations still Il is not violating any
OF the rules of these organizations and
such shows are encouraged by them. as II
is recognized that local shows encourage
the breeding OF prize stock. The best
dogs In this country are shown in local
shows by their owners personally The
professional is seldom seen as an exhi-
bitor
The members of the National Capital
Kennel Club will take full charge of the
show. each member having some par
ticular duty assigned him. A number
Of handsome prizes already have been
offered the club. and 1t is expected many
more will be secured before the opening
day. The club will offer a silver cup TO
the best of any breed in which there is
competition, besides ribbons will be given.
As soon as the show has been given a
course of lectures will be arranged, ut
which the different breeds will be scored
by an expert. Washington in the last
four years has had three shows. but no
lectures. matches or monthly meetings
to encourage the fanciers.
The club will invite the public to its
monthly meetings. Washington is far
behind other cities Of, its, size in the
breeding of thoroughbred dogs. In Phila-
delphia there is hardly week that a
show is not given.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
OLD ROCKET.

persistent
the leadin
frost
And Old Rocket extended the
Of
OF
his
he couldn't a trying
mi
his limbs his sleep?
tried
/
/
a n
al
a
No more Ah he'll snin the mountain
old
bithely
the o.
a old friend will share them
Is a man a lie of one
hen. and o
He n ia
From the Dog in British
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
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Items of Interest to G. P. 0. Workers

Joseph c. Kaufman. OF the monotype,
and Mrs Kaufman. celebrated the n
tieth anniversary of their wedding at
their home. 1909 Emerson street north
west, assisted by their children and
grandchildren, on Wednesday last.
Albert Furbershaw. son Of Pressman
James H Furbershaw, is seriously ill
and is not expected to live. The young
man. who is member of Columbia
T-nton was brought home from New
York about four years ago. where he had
suffered a serious illness, and. though
at times able TO be about, has never
fully recuperated.
The natal day of the patron saint OF
the Emerald Isle was remembered all
over the office by the display of green.
but the crew OF the big Hoe web press,
on which the Record is printed. not only
had the machine literally covered with
the flags of ireland but colored the
blankets covering the cylinders with
green.
Walter 4. Kinsolving, candidate for
delegate from Columbia Union TO the
Providence convention, was born in West
virginia, but his parents moved to Texas
while he was a small boy. and his youth
was spent on a ranch. He served his
annrenticeship at McKimon, Tex, Joined
the union at Dallas, and spent several
wears as a travelling printer in the South
and West. He returned to Texas, mar
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
Plugs KEEP TAB ON
BRITISH LAWMAKERS
Ingenious Espionage System Arranged
by Liberal Whips to Review
Snap Divisions" ="
SPIES MAY USE AEROPLANES

London. March @l-Thc Liberal whips
have arranged an espionage system Of
great ingenuity to keep them informed
Of the cominEs and goinEs Of members
Of Parliament and to prevent snap di-
visions When this system was INSTALL
ed Liberal memberfT had an appearance
something like this
Turning up his coat collar to hide his
face and glancing furtively to right and
left the Liberal NJ. F. left the District
Railway station At Westminster and
walked by the underground passage into
the palace yard. There he paused in the
shadows to reconnoitre. Two policemen
paced slowly to and fro; an innocent
looking stranger stood by one of the
arches absorbed apparently in watching
the pigeons flying round: two taxicab
drivers lounged by their cabs.
Hurrying on and keeping close to the
wall he turned in by a little used door,
walked with silent footsteps through sew
eral underground passages. and SO at
last emerged in the central lobby with a
sly air Of triumph. There he met a Lib
eraI whip. and the following ConverSa-
tiOn took place:
Liberal NJ P.-"Ha. ha. / beat YOU
that time. You didn't know | was in.
did you?''
Liberal whip-"Oh, YES. We did. Your
plug is out Collapse of the NJ. +.
In the passage leading TO the Liberal
whips room there has appeared new
and fearful instrument. Written on a
long board Is the name of every MEM
Der OF the House, and by each name is
a small plug. When the owner OF the
name is away from Westminster his
plug Is pushed right into its hole. When
he is on the premises 1t is pulled out
TO length of about an inch
Coalition plugs are one color: Unionist
plugs are another A glance at the board,
therefore. shows the whips the state of
parties In the House. II the number of
Cnionist plugs out exceeds the total of
Coalition plugs out and q division is