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FoREsT HITS. l.. l., Sept 2j.--Mrs. Ed
ward Raymond furnished followers of lawn
tennis with another surprise by defeating
Miss Clare Cassel Of the Brotxvillo Ath-
lotlr Association In the final round FOR the
vorens metropolitan championship here
to-day In straight sets at 6--3, 20. Dcs-
pitu the fact that Mrs. Raymond had up
act calculations yesterday by winning from
Miss Marie Wagner, national Indoor cham
plon, most enthusiasts figured that she
would be beaten for the title by the Bronx
Vile girL
Mrs Raymond played exceptional ten
mis- and was never at n lose to score points.
Her adversary was not at her host. hut
even II she had been Il is doubtful II she
could have given Mrs Raymond more than
"A good fght Miss Cassel was suffering
from heavy cold and could not get w
/ her usual speed The winner covered the
court well and her overhead play was es-
pccially good. but II waa not very far
ahead ~ her cross-court strohes and back
handlers.
In tine opening set the players broke even
on the frs, two games, each Winning "l
service. Mrs Raymond then hit the stride
(which eventually won her tho title and
gathercd iu four games IN row. Win
1 .hc spufo 5--l against her Miss Cas'rl
: made light and carried OF hrace oi
games, but lost the ninth game and set
after ,h. seetnd In q fl'r way to win II.
Tho winner increased her speed IN tho
second until the Hf1alr became n runaway
Miss Cassel forced the third game to deuce
twice before giving y NJ, and II look''
a. N .hr were tiriur her opponent SO
wore herself out instead. and Mrs. Ray
mond gathered IN the next three games
The sun., 1914-09-26

PRINCETON. sept 20 Princeton j. ready
through Hguals smoothly mis- afternoon
Th.ro nas no scrlmmaFa Princeton may
numerous To forMard ''IS p9..es % and % XIX. wh"
n.i sure. but LaN. Doo.lt,le prigss Roland.
uonec. Tho line VII take the nell with
.hCl ana nrown ends C2pl, Ba,,Iq PAL i,o,, anl
or r Trerkman. guirut. NpuTsc, centre,
.uj Gl|ck or Ener.tadt quarter
SEW HAyEN, sept. ;3.A long ,isg,,
.,3r, he Eluio tomorrow occupied tho at
teution Of The Yale football squad this after
.f NJ slight injury ana Easton was At half
,hc h', knee M, III" rhe lineup was Hlssinbotham
,f,E',. pNioH and sheldon guards: Nyllc
-rn'rn. 49, SON, quar- ferhack kno"leE '''i
uH.'hack East"u, right haifback, Legore,
cA,rHRipGE Mass. sept % Harvard
was on 'he held for an hour today working
ou ki.toTs, puntouts ard runnins up and
H-iullry procusod drop kicking and thcq
.ft.r hrl,k romp up and down the hell
on tho pays that Will he used against
Bufr- Tomorrow, tho regular were dis
missed 40. ins' Bates tomorrow tT,o|"n,
5',''a' has leen 'st@n ~ r wlGinTtoa.
'arkle ON the suhstitutes. To- morrow on
d.frnec Pcruock VIII be shifted from right
guard 20 LETT The lineup WIN he Goo, idge,
left end. ITuinhul, Ieli thtklNs nI'NlnE
Ton Icr guard: sOucy. centre. Pennook
right gutrl, Morgan right tackle; Hard
Wick right end, Logan, luarterhlcki brad
lee aud Mahan. ha.fbacks' and brick'ey'
long .drrl tcaturlnr short forward
pns,oa concluded tho preparation OF Ford
hams football squad for the GeorgetoNn n
Como a. ". shington to-day The las, half
l,Ur OF EFFORT was devoted TO swinging
formations iu running back punts For'y
five players and special car tull o. rpoters
l,ft On the 10 O'Clock train for Washington
ITHACA. sept 25,--Cornell faces for
midah'e early season foe tomorrow In Pitts
burg, which hea' Cornell 20 10 ! 'a't year.
Nur-irk and MtCutcheon VII he out ~ the
'iuoup. th.'r places hcins taken hy snydpr
ana Anlsr;o9 Tho haGknGh coyi W.. he,
fu,'ha.k The big follow could not play
against Trsinus but Is now IN shap".
SOTTU BETHLEHEM Pa, Sept. e5,-
LchiCh uua- herself lo-night in the pre- dica-
mont Of PLAYING practically green team
ngilnst Franklin ana Marshall ia the open
lug game to- morrow, only hve veterans being
left Tho lineup will be Gooli. ieft end ;
The sun., 1914-09-26
MRS. RAYMOND HAS EASY
TASK WITH MISS CASSEI
Gains Womens Metropolitan Tennis Title by Her
Speed and All Around Excellence

more easily than she had taken tho first
three
Mrs. Spencer ~ Weaver and Mrs Raw.
son Wood reached the fnal round I'm the
doubles by defeating Mrs. Gcorgo dc Gers.
dorn and Mrs T. Garrett 1t 6-4. Ga
The winners cutplayed their rivals at every
department Of the game and will meet
Miss Wagner and Miss Casscl for tho
championship tomorrow.
In the mixed doubles Mrs Wood and
charles NJ Bull, Jr. came through to the
hhdi round. winning from Mrs. Raymond
aud i. Perkins IN the seni-hnal AT s--l
b--3 Miss Ina kissel carried off tho con.
ISOLATION prize by Winning from Mr. j.
seymour In straight sets at I'll, 6--a
The summaries
Metropolitan Championship. Women.
sinsles. Final .Rouud-Nrs Edvsrd Rav,
mond defeated Miss clare Casscl. "a, 50
The point score.
FIRST SET.
MMfi., Mf. e'S.si'''. e'S%ond &C.,. cSitss ss-s ss-s..-s
SECOND SET
Mrs. Raymond .......... 500, s-?s-s
poubics Championship sem mai Round
NJ. Speno'r = Weaver aud Ms. RSwson
WOOD defeated Mrs. George DO Gcrsdorn
aHd Mrs. T. Jarrett. s. 1. "a
- Jnamr,.Honahip MiAed .Douhlc' Third
Mound-M spencer y Weaver and pr
VILLAIN Rosenhdum defeated Miss Marion
Eande,hoci and b. s, Moore. %. s-5
D. G.i. Ms. care CANE and : t vosheli
defeated Miss Msric wagner and Albert !
Wood and chari-s NJ pull Jr defcatoi 81
| Etwlsd Rgmoud aud r P.rfins won rom n,r
| NJ. Harcer Wallach and partner by de.
-sui- anal Round-Mrs R,wson wood and
Charles ". uulL il. defeated Mrs. Edward
haymoni and r Porkins, g.. 6-3
tina. kisseI defea,od Mrs j seymour. s.,
The sun., 1914-09-26
COLUMBIA NINE AT PRACTICE
30 Promising Intercioss
cannes Arc Abandoned.

\ collection Of ban PLAYERS with t'r
more experience than the average college
squad reported 90 Coach Lu,h on south
Field yesterday afternoon. More than
dozen OF them had played varsity bad
for two seasons 40 fall tntc1ciass series
VIII hc played none being deemed ncces'
sarv with such A promising sNuad
George smith went In the box for tho
rrst time since his knee VA irt 'uitl
last spring Jim . Scale. Eddie S1"a md
II Beck tho bethany star, Who h''am"
eIig,bie "Wednesday. also spcn; few
innings on the mound.
An addition TO the catching stan was
George Alden, who caught FOR Dartmouth
in 1913 IL Calder of 81 Lawrence vas
tried out AZ second base and showed up
well All the regulars OF last season got
INTO the game with the exception u
Grrtsch and Buddy Haaren. VINO nave
been graduated. Coach Lush intends to
carry on daily practice until cold weather
interfcr's.
The sun., 1914-09-26
EVEN THAT GIANTS LAND THIRD.
saine Figures Quoted That Cardinals
Get secopd--Atbictics Favorites.

Betting activities took new spurt
Yesterday. with tho Giants failing more
games IN the rear OF the Boston Braves
daily Fred Schumm reported yesterday
that he was Offering 30 to on Boston
TO win tho peunant and even money that
the Giants would not finish second. lie
also said that he was willing TO offer
even money that S. Louis would fnish
ncNt 20 tho Braves
Schumm reported that the following
bets had been made 5000 70 $1,000
that Chicago would beat cut the Giants
and $500 TO t4O0 that the Athletics
would win the worlds series There is
plenty OF Philadelphia money In sight
az the same odds The betting f. . to 4
that the Philadelphia team wins tho FIRST
game OF the series.
The sun., 1914-09-26
Penn soccer Men Get Call.

puiLAuELrHIA, Sept -. Coach stew
art issued the call to-day for cauiidatcs
Tor the University of Peuusy lvouii 500
cor football tCdm. lie Is after the cham
pionship this year and viii start pra"-
tcr next Monday with the exception ut
Bell. Smith and Howell who wcr. gradu-
ated, the entire first squad is again ON
hand. ana there IL "a wealth Of nrs
class material from tn" local high schools,
The sun., 1914-09-26
THREE OF FIVE RACES
ARE WON BY A NOSE
Fourth n Thriller, Ha'pcnny,
Lily Ormc and NOrtherncr
Finishing in Bunch.
MEETING WILL END TO-DAY

Three OF tho Ave races al the Empire
city track Yesterday were won by . nose,
making thrilling sport for the fourth day
OF the Greater New York Fair meeting.
which closes to-day. Not only were the
races more exciting but In one or two tho
class WAS fairly NJ TO the average OF tho
Jockey Club tracks
The best race was the fourth. In which
hhf a dozen started Hapenny, LILY
brme and Northerner drove almost stride
for stride down the stretch. At the finish
Hipeuuy's nose was in front OF Lily
orme. which beat Northsrner 10y the same
margin The crowd checred McTaggart
as he rcturncd TO the scales. Tho sum
mnrlcg.
The sun., 1914-09-26

NEWARK. Sept -. Alfred Grcnda. the
Australian cyclist. IL Hl tho Presbyterian
Hospital in this city suffering from ty-
phod fever and appendicitis Grcndp
was stricken yesterday while training st
the Nelodrome. Physicians said to-day
that the cycist was resting easily and
that an operation might be avoided.
The sun., 1914-09-26
Many Cornell Crew Candidates.

ITHACA. sept. 2j-One hundred and
eighty-dve men reported In the Cornell
crew room this afternoon and registered
for fan rowing practice a. Cornell. This
is record fall registration, and ~ larger
by oighty-slx than that OF last f1ll Most
Of IN, candidates were freshmen. but
varsity men also reported. Coach Court.
ney plans t. make up combinations
shortly and TO start active work on the
inlet
The sun., 1914-09-26
FOOTBALL SEASON WILL
OPEN IN EARNEST TO-DAY
Harvard, Yale. Princeton and
Fordham in Their First
1914 Contests.
To days Football Games.

harvard ~ Bates ~ Onmhrids'
,p1l" w., NAN, n..'.. W. Ne" hsE,h
psrr.v.,ap,, ticttt.b,rr A. Phu.-
dc'phIa.
Cornell vs Pit'-hurg At ithaca
-, '-,-." vs.. N''t virginia wesleyan al
Lsf,,a.', g. rs'qvtre a. Ts.t,,
Dartmouth vs N,ssachusett. AFFe, at
Hanover
HroHn vs. NorWi'h - Ff'N'Hen0' 60.
t-nt,n W,shtrrtor -
Lchigh vs. Franalin and Marshall a. south
Bethlehem
II ,H tr1ss Ns. 'o.ny az "oressirr
iiSinn az. - I,ore.,. S-h.rnr'a,v
PeAn state Va. Westiulnster al state Col.
iege
wesleyan W. Rhode leland state at
Nj ,licto"n. ..
W ans VS. Hent'ell'r T. ' at Will
ans. own
Ilt's Vs. NoW Fi'npsnlfe 40 Medford.
Amherst vs. f'Wio'n az AmhoTs'
Indiana "a De plHH 40 uef. iu-'on.
Irorge-~n IS tur'nfr 90 MIsh.rE'0n IN.
virginia 's. Rsut1 uh Macon Dt Char
'o.-"stiie.
ple.inton ~ western Maryland ~ Car
hFs
t7nlhgion ana Ire ~. NafshaH a. Les.
The sun., 1914-09-26
NEW WORKERS TAKE
LESLEY CUP MATCH
Prnn>ylvanians Succumb by 9
~ 6-Travcrs Defeats W.
r. Fowncs. .Ir.
KIPkBN LEADS MET TEAM
", Jou> g.. ANDERSON.

s.. .I q dun atmosphere made the
,... n.t hr,v, this afternoon AZ Bal
,u.,o' IN trr Lo4lcy Gun singles matches
b.v.. Sew York md Pennsylvania.
81 ... l welcome relief. however, to
.... .. .,r, who have been playing on
...I turf and there was the added
u...... ,f being ab," To- pitch tho ball
.. it tu, uulo uu most o. tn,
...... ..tu.s to tue ram tne previous
t fu.r Non on tie day by > poiu.s
g.. ...... e. ulal.ats 80 ia tho
,, p.u 20 IA tue s.ne,,s
...... ...i .e,tlu Aul meet Luc ,,,s.
..s .,tm to-uay H 'ne contco. 40.
m..mas play in toursomes gave
.. Il ... sow NOii, team by .
i...t ..a 10 ., uut not before tho k,tkDy-
lh... ..HI. ,uutuul.,. u1u SUi, ." tn'
t,....I uu,H To- van over tuo roWucs-
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.u,. tor tuwucs lay not yard
uu.. ... lu auu udd an easy putt Tor
q .I.,, 20 pro.ouS matters But va,
". .u BE-. Lo no'o and the cneIIc"
Oswald hl-l,ts. the Metropolitan cham
Y.,u. as var bcn,tns To his title. led the
..t io..rrs. jerome tIdN,Is was
,.,rI .,ur0l. but ~ was ". q. towncs
.u tho ste.,r event OF ths uay 3 paay
A LARK. gancry was out and p,s ttca .ed
IN s..uad exhibition OF the game
par...... trs tho putting end OF ". Wnlch
Wa "a general as ino as anything whoa
l.- t..u ,..- .ns year. lIa,,ry won
b., Gp lrd I % pay IN a mach winch
. thriller toward the end and sp,c-
t.....r "A. the time.
r.. -..- hone, vas halvcd I'm B. Fowne.
r,........c r..rI. afler a tupped drive.
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The sun., 1914-09-26
POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
BELNONT TERMINAL TO-DAY.

FIRST Race--Nr. specs, Johnny lad
Of Lnngden.
second Racc-Single stick, tagli-
osir" De'oter.
fhIrd Racc-Gold plate, Cherry Ma.
lottr. Hen Cnhrll.
tourth Hace-Electlon Ret, Dele
gnte. armament
Flfth Racc--footlight>, swish, 'lhrk
entry.
sixth Racc-Cioud, Willing' Nose-
gay.
The sun., 1914-09-26

Fsr start won driving Song Of VALLEY. h e
by Isdor-Q Queen ot song, owned by u. Waiter
son trained by Dyer
The sun., 1914-09-26
SUSPEND DRIVER AND
HORSE AT COLUMBUS
Circuit Judges Put Up q New
RcinSman aud X. n. Brcat
Has Easy Victory.
Is TOO TIGHTLY HOBBLED

CoLuMBrs. Ohio Sept. o5.--Judges on
duty at tho Columbus Grand Circuit
meeting put driver Nick Grady NJ phila-
dephia and the PAGER Il. II. Breat on
tho suspended list for tho balance OF the
season today after tho horse had won the
final heat of the .O6 pace. Fred Jam-
son, put up hehind the PAGER for tho four
heats raced to-day was awarded $3.50 FOR
his services x H. Breat has record
OF 2:o3L and last week at Detroit won
from Peter stevens. Ills showing here
against a low grade field forced action.
Hc started to pace normally after the
hobbies were iengthcned Just prior TO the
start " tho races fourth heat
Il Was "a slow track that the horses
had at their d.sposai today wind
sweeping from the north was bother
OF the barketretch In spite of unfaNor-
able conditions Ross y. ;rottod IN 2;oG 10
keep Joan from beating him out Of the
free FOR all
Five fun races and the finish OF the
2.Uf t-ut arc 60 be taken up tomorrow.
william and pircrtum l. will pace here
next Wednesday for a purse of $4,000.
The summaries.
2is cla., trottlug threc In Ave; purse. 'i.'oo
Zone hest Thut-day' ,.
Sigma NY. b. x, by Sisn"'te
pelrona. h. e. Nv Brsara Young Q :
H45, Is1rs ATSSr'hy T:ST '9 h ip.ryasrPp MaETPn''
=. 4 L.. b :. GDclSorsou! ......s.., tro
,,lenors hr NJ 'dsaTTr,,G2M, .,,.'..''' : Z ro ro
sadie Baron. b m lFhck ....... : Sro
cacrs s,ar, b. ;. ,Rodn.;y. ,.......iSs 3 BRO
Time 2iS. ellH, 2lgN. 2i3 2i:'4.
Froc for all cla.s, trot,ins Two IN three
purse 81. soo dwo heats Tnursinyl q,
The sun., 1914-09-26

Travors drove part Of the time to-day
with an iron. The summarize.
The sun., 1914-09-26
OAK COURT HOTEL.

4 mod N hotel with hom-like a..
IN osphpr, Now open for fan and winter
,eaton Z. T.. SPANGEN BERG, Mgr
The sun., 1914-09-26

>itCItL rRtIS TO PRINCETON
. Saturday. Scpf 90. for EutErrs game
r. r. depot uptown ct l2..G y m
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07
LOSt..A Leather Watch Fob
with an Elk tooth on It. Will
nay reward for return.
BERT G. PIERCE.

Edwin Weary was In st. Joseph
over Sunday, the guest OF his wife,
daughter and little son, who recently
arrived there. lie reports all well
and getting along nicely.
u. G, Fits and wife, accompanied
by their sens, Maurice, Dwight and
Russell, came through from Kansas
City In their car, Tuesday, to visit
relatives and take In the Chautauqua
attractions for several days.
Price Kendall Philbrlck arrived
at the home Of Fred and Emma Phil.
brick, In this city last Sunday, Aug
ust 2, 1914. DR., j. l., Hogan, who
was present when he arrived says he
Is . line big boy, bringing the scales
down to III pounds.
Arthur Callow, Of the Lincoln
school district, has not been shaving
his chin for Q week or two, as he has
dent In 1t, caused by the crank OF
an engine he had been cranking, get.
ting caught In the hy.wheel, fying
back and striking him on the chin.
Thomas Pleasant left Wednesday
Of this week for Huntsville, Ran
dolph county, this state, his old
home, for . visit with relatives. He
Will also visit With relatives and
friends In Macon and Kirksyills, this
state. This 10 his 6rst visit to his
old home, Huntsville, In 70 years.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07

Lap Robe found--O~ner can
have same by proving property and
payin Tor this notice,
Expert Extractions and Gold
Work by DIR. Kruger, Dental Special.
list. Ten years experience. At
Forbes every Thursday and At Forest
City every Friday.
boz SALE-The timber on my
farm and ~ acres OF wild grass, most
~ blue stem. Call at farm, one and
half mile vest Of Forbes.
FnRD ME-, Ell.
-Cort Clifford and Miss Katherine
King, Graham Moore and Miss Ruth
Houston we're In wathena, Kansas,
Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week, attending the ChAutauQua, go-
iOg and returning by the auto route.
%. q. Spitzmesssr and wife, OF
Pucatello, Id, have recently pur'
chased handsome hve.room bunga-
low, with bathroom, sleeping porch,
closets, etc, and invite their friends
when In Pocatello to call and sec
them. Mrs. Spltzmesser Is . dsugh-
ter Of wills, Kennedy and wife, Of
this city.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07

those Laws will suffer. whether they
violate them consciously or uncon.
sciously. Nature asks only one great
question and that Is, Are You In
Harmony With tile Great Natural
Lawsy' Aud IL Is the only question
she answers. There Il no such thing
as luck or chance. but ever, success
or failure Is due 10 Whether Or not
you are IN harmony With nature.
Tie second great word or power Is
Love. And love Il the production,
protection and prolonging OF life.
From the beginning OF time every
living thing hss lived through tie
power Of love And the third power
Is Habit. Our acts In life are not
chance but tie result VI habits of life
and thought And ~ Mr.. Long con
cluded his lecture by summing up his
theme IS follows: IAN life Is con.
tfolled bygreat natural laws, softened,
mellowed and made endurable by
love: but used differently by men OF
different life and thought habits"
In the evening Of the same day II.
V. Adams gave his lecture on Grapes
Of Gold" In which lie pointed out
that the grapes OF gold are the golden
thoughts Of your own life. Every
pefson has the power within himself
10 rise above the Influences OF heredi'
ty and environment. Character Is
the result OF the ideas In the heart.
By thinking over your chosen
thoughts you so choose q dominant
idea. Every one knows the effect OF
morbid suggestions on a person In III
health. They also have . disastrous
effect on q we'll person. Cheerfulness,
happiness, Joy and laughter have a
most beneficial effect on the physical
and mental welfare. No lower ami.
NAL las the gift OF laughter. God
has given this gift to man only that
he may experience to the fullest the
Joy and happiness Of life. Criminals
are not caused by environment, So
much a. by evil thoughts. Even the
features change With good and evi
thoughts. So We must cultivate good
thoughts, enjoy laughter and let the
dominant idea OF life be one Of good.
ness and kindness.
THIS takes the reader up TO and In
Guiding Tuesday evening, and Will be
concluded next week. Please remem.
Der that the last three days, Friday
saturday and SUNDAY, August g. sand
y, Will he the best.
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-bR.I.p,IIAENAS, For

DIR. l.. u. HARTMAN, Forbes, Mo,
ODD papers - cents per 100 al
this Ui,ce.
Albert Kunkel has a span OF
Young mules for sale that are well
broke.
Mrs. Lois Welty, Of 81. Joseph
u visiting here, tile guest of numer'
Gus friends.
Henry Cook. II confined 10 Ills
bed,and suffering greatly from sciatica
rheumatism.
Miss Sudie Collins. Of 81. Joseph,
Is visit ing here, tie guest OF relatives
and friends.
Guy Jones and Charley Lease,
both OF Biselow, have each shipped
IN . car load OF feeders.
For Sale-A good second hand
buggy. Call on or address, Lester or
Jesse Hicks, Oregon, Mo.
Those Who are In debt TO Or.
willard Proud, please call and pay &C.
count TO br. !. l.. Hogan.
DIR. whitsell. eye and ear special.
list: We corner 8ih and Edmond. ST.
Joseph. Both Phones. s,3.
--Dr. !. =. Woodruff, OsteopatiI,
Latest Osteopathic principles, Wood.
land hotel. Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mont Rocker, OF Omaha, Sebras.
ka, visited here, last week, the guest
Of his brothers and sisters, for one
day.
Miss Daisy Donovan OF the Far
mers Central, has been a very sick
DefsOu tne mast week, and IN stlll
very sick.
Miss Edna Markt II back home,
after q delightful weeks visit With
her friend. Miss Gladys Cris~ell, OF
Mound City.
We can give you anything IN
plumbing that you want. Mutual
Phone. 40.
OnEaO> PLUMBING 4 HEATING Go.
Esquire Mcdonald and his good
Wife are home again, after . two
weeks visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Judge wehrli, the Judge and
the Kids,
Lydia and Mamie Tonat, OF Pitts
burg, Penn, are visiting with theiI
aunt. Mrs. q. y. Botkin and family
OF New Point, and other relatives In
the county.
WIN. NJ Morris, OF this city, pnr
chased q 1915 Maxwell "5," tive
passenger, electric lighted and started
touring car from the Auto Sales Co.
OF this city, Tuesday OF this week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07

Fred Cook, Of Craig, had business
In Oregon, Wednesday, OF this week,
We are always glad to see Fred back
In Oregon--seems natural.
Charley Williams, OF Napier,
purchased . hve-passenger Ford tour
Ing car, through the Reeves. Cook
Auto Co., OF this city, last week.
-Eb. Rozell, OF Maitland, was IN
Oregon, Wednesday OF this week,
shaking hands with his numerous
friends and looking after business In
terests.