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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21
Sran Mattbep 1nb epbn fcgren
s1triif.
Seinrid Mattbcp als Gbirurg il
4lleMl tein beldlaftigt.

Nn goro oes Gamblers v93otter=
Ser @ollano=I merifa=2inie iil16
geltern Irol1 @il0a 30. MattbeD uno
Garl i'm Seem Dorfer Safel1
ci1getroffen.
Or. @einrid Mattbep, tpeld)er
gleidfals auf 0em 3ampfer Mptter=
oam na6 bier 5l1ridfe6ren mol1te,
murOe fur5 Dor Ser glbreiie telegrq=
.pbiid nod Nllenltein berufen I'M,
BORT mebrere ldrpicrige Speratio11eu
aus5nfiibren. gr miro nod brei Wo-
nate 1T 3eutidla110 bleiben.
3as 3eutide ulo Seiterrei6ii6e
Not6e. &rell5 6at 6ral1 Mattbep er.
lud)t, eillen @ortrags5pfllls in 9a.
bcnpprt u1l6 aroeren Stabten 6es
Mittelmeltens 5u Dalten. @Q6r,
|ldeinlid miro 6rol1 MattbeD oielt
gortrags 5ltr1 9elten oes Motbel
&reu5es balten.
6rau Mattbep l1n6 Sobn Gar
meroen am Donnerstag in Gapetpor,
5l1rlidcriDartet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21

1abio &atterlon, s%isournep.
William YeterlaL Clinton.
Wiliam &ogers, @apello.
81. 9. Sdlotfelbt, IeNttt.
gosparb 8anatta, Mugcatine.
S. 81, @aterbouie, Subtitle.
@l1itoD 8eis, Mhlscatine.
@luiam %. @ilion, @albingtpn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21
S484
getragt jebt bie 511mme fir bas
Mmerifaniidye Notbe &relt5 in
Miinde1i.

Sir Sen 9%icbesfonos oes 1eut=
iden la10 Seiterreidiiden Motben
&reu5es iin0 am g%e1trigen Gage 1929
.eingeloufcl1, 0arnnter $6S bei @errn
S. s.. Glaulen 1l116 $61 in Ser Sc
idaftsitelle 0ieier 8eitlrng. Sn bic
Ter 3eitl11g liefen Elm $1,000 0urd)
50. s.. Guler, $1.00 bon Nbarlep
2antau unb $4,000 bonn Ge1tiden
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon 70a71.
Ser 6o11os lit jett auf $4S4 altge=
mad)len. @eitere freimiQige geitra=
sc merben bon &errn S. 6. Glallien
uno 0ieier 3eitung e1tgegcngenom=
men.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21
nus Der Matbsta,,m,e r.

SSll Ser gelterlt Mbe1lo nl1tcr Goriit
Don Siirgemneiltcr Mlfreb s. MlteIle1
obgebaltencll n~ertagtcn Staotratbs=
lislllg gelangten cine Metbe n1ebr
ODER mil1oer mid)tiger Mol1tinegeidNif.
tc sur grle0igll1g. slQc MIoern1ell
l1abn1en OIL Scr Sitltl,g tbeil.
Mnf Mlltrag bon Mlopr11alt Meber<
gau mltrOc bcldloi1el1, Der Gctition
bon S. g. @ettlteiu lllll grtbinol1ng
Der bon ibln geitellteu Miirgidait
bon $4,000 l%tatt5ugeben. @crr @ett=
itein battc eillen &olltraft sur @raoi=
rllltg bon Seitcnpcge1 il1 McGlellal
Earf iiberl1olnn1er. Ser aolltroft-
preis belief iidl altf $3.50. Da SEER
@ettlteilt in ieincm oies6e5iigIidell
@el1b erflart bette, BOB CT Sic Gro
oirungsarbeiten l1id)t sur 3ufrieoel=
belt 0e5 yStootratbs a%llsfiibren fol1=
lite, lpollte ct sic &plltraftilrnl1e bon
$3.50 a%llriidgebelt, iobalo Ser Staot=
ratb i'm Don Ser @iirgidaft entlaite.
&onmliiiar Gromlep lnb Sl1ge-
l1iel1r 8olloiltot ergriffell in bieier
M11gelegel1beit SOS @prt l1ro fiibrten
aus, bab bie @rabirlngsarbeiten
iebr mubl 5t Sem &o1ttraftprciie aus
gefiibrt mroen fol1l1telt. 1000 Waros
GrDe miiBten entfernt aperOen.
Ser Staot=Sdabmeiltet tmlrbe al1f
fge}d)lltB a%tgelpiel el1, Sen &ontrofto-
rcl1 bic einge5ablte 9i5ensgebiibr bon
$50 5l1riidsu5ablen. Statt Ser 2i=
sensgebiibr entridielt bie ao11trafto=
ret bel Mcuballten nll0 l1nlbalttel1
jett cine l%tl1fenlpeile @ebiibr, Sic iid
ie nad} Scr @nbe Scr gal1fplten ridJ-
tel.
Die Sall1ier go. 212 Gaines Str,
gige11tbiirner SSames s. Ml1eler, inns
72t Gerrp Strabe, gigentbiimerin
S11lia @ltd, lpl1roen alrn Mhbruh
perl1rtbciIt. Sen Gigent6iimern miro
.@elcge1lbeit gebote11, Dor 0em Staot=
ratb 5t erldeiter 1tro @riil1oe ol15l1=
gebelt, marllm Ser 9l6brl1h Ser Sc
'bailtoe nid)t erfolgen ioue. Sin OH
t0eres 5lpeiitofiges Bebal1oe in 600.
.721 Nerrp 5trobe ioll nur 0ann
f%ol10enn1irt meroen, faus Sic nptb=
%Geparotltrel1 nid)t altsge=
fiibrt meroelr lollten. 9n Der @omen
ll10 Neaiallt StraBe bon ser Occult
strobe bis sur @ilfes g(penlte miro
&m1aliiatiol1 gelegt lperoen.
1ie &flai terllllg Ser 6air Iperlte
nit ber1l10ertem Material mltroe BE-
ihloiien. lteber Oicic M1tgelegenbeit
fam es III Ser lebtcn Sisl1ng 51 ei-
l1er erregten Mltseinanberlebung
sudden Dem 5ta0tanlpalt Carl s.
2ambadl u1lo Ml0ermar 2inobolm,
8~oriibe1l0e1 0eS Nflal tcru1gsfomites
.bes Sta0tratbs.
alderman Moeller bro6te Sic 6ra<
&c Ser N~flalterl1l1g Ser 5ortb 5traBe
apeltlid Ser Marquette StroBe aufs
5apet. Sic M%11gclegenbeit ml1roe
0em StroBenfo1nite sur @erid1teritat=
tlt1tg fir oie nadlte sibung iiber=
apieIen.
glloerman @oih miiniht ais 8or-
iiber bes 5pe5iol gtraBenbabnfomi=
tes bes Staotratbes Sic Saltelteqe
Ser 9riidel1linie an elmer Straben=
frel15l1l1g an Ser @sit 3. StroBe Of
5uidaffen, So lie 0em @erfebr bin=
lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21
gro,un's gniineb College.

Geitern M6eno bat 6ie Mben6idule
6eS 8ronpn 8uiineB College fir bas
fomn1enoe Semeiter unter 5ablreider
8et6eiligung %begonne11.
Sn Sem in geo. 410 8ra0p Strabe
geleaenen College mer0cn S1reib-
mnldine, Stenograpbie, Wll6fub-
rll19, &orrelpon0en5 nl16 anoere ms
@eldaftsle6en Idlagen0en 5ader ge-
lebrt. Gin @eiu6 0es gro,pn's 8u-
ltncB College tit belon0ers jungen
2euten, Die in1 2eben pora1tfpmmet
molten, 81 enrpfe6len, llnb bie freiet
Mbenolrnoen f0n,1ten niht belier
.o%usgenubt meroen als oltr6 Sic Mb<
lolDirung bieier Sanbelsidule.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21
GrSfin,t,,s scr sfat-s aiion.
). ~ Maob slll11 &%raiioelttelt bes4
1apertport 5futfllbs er=
m1blt.

@ei ser aeltern Nbel1o lit 0em So
fal pltl1ter oelt 2iatDen" a6gcbaltelle11
erltelt Illrnier nes Davenport Sfut-
Clubs mltrbem Sic folgeltOel 9eam-
ten fir bas l~al1featoe Sssabr erlpiiDlt:
S. T'. MaB, lssrdiioent;
%. 9bp1trIe,t, @i5eprajioent;
5cl1rD @1tB, Sefretar ltno Sd)ats-
meilter;
g. 81lrlneilter, sfatmeiiter.
Mn oelt Gurl1ier nabt1en 1903
'5pieler Heil. Gle f~olaernen @eas
5elritter ainge,t als 5iegcr aus oca1
Dernor:
l. Nie. Seuer, 10 ge1ponnene
Spiele;
2. &enrp @uB, 669 4lus;
8. Gus. 5tnebel1, s6itppet obne
6, ~ @l1nfte;
4. @an. Notblef, is gc1ponnep,e
5piele;
5. 6. Softer, col 9lus;;
6. g0lparb GpDler, b6dbltes Spiel,
&. So5n sp5rens, areu5iolo oDne
AS Ernfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21
Som spSc abbcrmfen.
6ran Morgaret g 10
matter

Na6 langercm aranfenloger lit
porgeltern geadmittag 6ral Marga=
ret 5bomalter, cine befar1nte Iapen=
porteril1, inn Sitter bon 40 Sabren i'm
MercD 6olpital %geltorbel1. Die Ser
ltorbelle mllroe a111 90. 9[l1gujt 1866
III 0uneltport ge6oren u1l0 bat bier
3eit ibres 2ebens ge1pob11t. SIM Sab=
rc 1906 perbeiratbete lie iid} in glin=
ton NIT @errn Sbomalter, Der a11
90. Sftober 1918 ltarb. 3ie Ser
1torbene miro iiberlebt bon ei11em lie
b%enjabrigen Sobne, eil1er S6meiter
llltD eillcm 8rl,Oer.
Die @eeroigurg miro beltte W}pr=
ger l1lrl $50 l1br bonn Seine bes
9ruoers, goparo S'grien go. 800
@elt 10. 5trabe aus NIT einen1
Iranergottesoienit Inn 8 l1br in Ser
&atbebralc 5lt1ll @eiligen Screen al1i
0em ct. Wargaret's 5rieobof ltatt.
iinoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21
MadJ Mclu Orleans.

9luf bem Dampfer uMprning.
t5tar", ipelder arn t5onnabeno bon
bier r1ad Seem 0rlea,1s abfabren
miro babcn bislang Sic iolgerDen Al
&erioten aus Sen 1rei 5taoten un6
l%lmliegeli0en SrtihaIten 4aliage be-
legt:
@err lurb 6rau SSobn s. @ubl, Ga
penport, SSa..
Ser inns 5rau Gbeo. ara6ben-
boeft, 0apenport, SSa.
SEER nnb Srau Sobn Seil15, 90
Dcnpprt, Sa.
Serr ain0 Sral1 @iGiam Slrbers,
Davenport, Su.
Srnll 8. 90. MltdN Dabenport, So.
Sri. 9aiip Ml1h, Dapenpprt. SSa.
SEER nn6 6rou 6. g. Mtfi1lon,
1abenport, So.
9. y. STUNT, MoIine, Ssn.
&C. Stunt, Moline, Sa.
Sri. geliie Soiner, Maquofeta,
Soma.
SRI. Srma SlaB6en uno Srenn0in,
Maquofeta, So.
Srau SenrD Staat, Monn1outb,
$50. J:
Srau SSobn gtoefs, monmoutb,
$50.
@err uno Grau g0tpqr0 9obn,
Quincy, SG.
Ser anS 8raa George Sif6er,
Srall gli3abetb SEEMING, Nuincp,
81.
SEER un6 6ran Sames 81. graolep,
GenterpiIe, So.
@illiam 8pfpater, Monona, So.
Captain nnb Jran M. 6. 3eder;
&eofuf, So.
Gapt. g. @. Gnber, 3aeofltf, SSa.
Sri. ellie S6ompIon, BURLINGTON,
Soma.
Sri. Mnna Steiner, Burlington
Soma.
Sri. Mliee morquarot, Burlington,
Soma.
Or uno Grau IS. s.. Monlom,
Burlington, So.
@err rnb Sra, 50. 8. NnttcrIon,
8aterloo, So.
SRI. &elen Sam, Dubuque, SSa.
SRI. Sannie Cites, Balesburg, ssn.
SRI. gli5n Cites, @alesbnrg, 81.
Sobn 81. Slabe, 9es Meoines, So
@. s. 2eaman, 3es Moines, So.
9ie Mannidaft 6es uMaornina
lStarM beltebt aus &dpitan @. sc.
8lair, Waat s. gl1iiio1L 8ablmeiiitcr
@n. @eitb, Gbefingenieur SIane
gllrns, 5telpar0 Serb. @tpnllm inns
FSteparoeB Gran SSllia @ogel. n
slls 2otie miro toem Dampfer bon
bier Big ct. 2ollis Sol. 8uiifon ntS
loon ct. 2ollis bis Seem Drleans mi
5iiriif lSarbep @rohun lln6 Sobn Sot,
tea beigege6cn peroeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21

- Merdants 5ransfer & Storage
60. Gelepbon 855. Qln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21
Giabridjc in aabnar5tlidc Offices,

Sn ser Nadt 5llm 9onutag apl,r-
6en @inbrii6e in oie offices BON orei
3a6nar5ten alnterllommen;; uamli6
i'll Sic Office BON Or. g. S. gpons
bon SEQ. 3O1 smutb 9h1tnam @e-
sbau0e, sc. S. &ellep BON go. 2O5
Soutb 3lltl1am @ebdlloe alno Char
les g. 9eigb bon geo. 2O3 5olttb
@lltnnm Bebalt0e. 3nci al1oere
3abnar5te beridteten iiber beril1d)te
ginbriide.
Bon Der Mof Sslonoer Noli5ei
m1roe Der lte(lenloie 3abnar5t< Sarrp
Pgbam III angetrnnfenem 3nltnno
.bcrbaftet, unb Sic bielige Noli5ei
glallbt, inal0em 8er6afteten ben Gin
breeder erpiidt 81 babel,.
Or. 8ape, 8agnar5t gecuritp
Building. Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21
Mad @riedlemlamS a6aeidlpben.

Ger @riede Sobn &olobis, tpeIder
bor mebreren Monatelt cuff sic e(n-
flage Der 3llbalterei bcrbaftet iullr0e
nllO li6 idpil0ig befan1te, Bat belte
Morgen Inn 2::2O llbr III 8egleitnng
loes ginmal1oerungs : S1lpeftors
8bitfiel6 bon st. 2ouis sic Meile
nod @ried6enlm1o a%ngetrcten. Gr
muroe fiir5li6 5ltr Deportation per-
ltrtbeilt.
Or. gofer, 8aInar3t mbitofer
Building. Nln5.l
@arllm baden eieentlid Sic Sta
liener 5ebn Nonate gelpartet, Bis 1ie
li1 8riigel gebolt baben?
Bir leber in elmer bll1tigen 3eit;
'alcr am bll1tiglten lit Ser 9ilettantiss
mus, Der lie beli1gt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21
sS,tries fit gunbesgeridjt.

Sic M}itelieber Ser @ro,1o Surf
ms Ser 9etit Slrrp fir Sen germil
'es @nnoesgeridts, lpeldRr on
bcn 5. OCTOBER, inter @or
il bon gunoesribter Martin S
1aSe e%roffnet meroen mirS, MURDER
Ieltern bon @1t1toes Sl1rp aomniiia1
5arrp S. W'cIardano gesogen. 8a!
miro ma6rideinlid) 5mei $50
fen in sibllng lein ll1b iiber 5abl
eide mid)tiec @eridtsfaGe gu Sc
.idt lisen.
Die %folgenoen @eidmorenen mir
'en ge5oger:
Gro B bmorene
2eonar6 9omen, Muscatine.
Seize 9reon, @ebrid.
&arrD 3aocrport, Nep Sharo11.
s. 90. 1onalolon, @apello.
8m. 3ougbertD, Clinton.
s. 6. Il1ncan, Gid)ols.
Nobert GlanO, MapeQo.
Sc. Softer, Mellman.
Nbiuip 6. @offnatr, Burlington.
S. 8. SOME, burlington.
g. SO. MeGee, gb0Dbille.
5am We&1ain, @ibion.
s. ST.. Macfep, @igourneD.
Soc Mard)ant, @ilton.
SSH Wattbeps, @nibington.
q. g. Moore, Minsaportb.
Sames Meagle Dsfalooia.
SSobn Dos, Maibington.
@alter Map, Clinton.
9e111is Stapleton, @bat Gbeer.
9. s. Spratt, Gnirfielb.
6enrD 5pringmeier, 5todton.
George 8olger, IT,, Muscatine.
s.. 81. @atts, @ebrid.
George S. @lllf, 2pons.
alein9eihm
8. S. M6amion, &eofl1f.
0Ut. StllSltI, gt4lu.
Geo. 8eIieder, 9sfulooia.
@omnro 9rol1non, Councillor.
s. 8roberien, Charlotte.
S. N. Gdbiu, 2Dors.
So. 6. GooleD, Dsfafooia.
&C.. Cecil, @e0rid.
Merle Courts, Morning Sun.
@i1lim Grippe11, Ml1scatine.
6. .. gl1lbertlon, Jairfielb.
sssobn s. Gurra1,, Burlington.
Ibomas 9en1piep Maibington.
gomoro so. Dpbpns, &eofllf.
Ibomos 1l,puis, gigourtep.
ssobit Sibgeralo, 9sfalooia.
gbmar6 6or, @albington.
Mobert Sutton, @ilton Sl1etior1.
9. 6. @riffitb, gramforospiae.
IS. .. @ibio,1, Melt 2ibcrtp.
Is. S. @aQ, Columbus Sunction.
@oaparb SORT, it,, 1oronto.
S. s. &~aptborne, @eorif.
s. @. &oloorf 8beotlanb.
Sulil1s 2orel15ene Clinton.
@eter. Mfaben, Clinton.
St. 8. Meiier1 sit Mealant Rlai
s. 90. Mprrom, @elmm.
@lQen MrgllrpD, Gorrespille.
Tranf Mcaean, Columbus Sun
ton.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21

Bolgen6e @rlrnbeieeatbun1ss
uebertraalrtte spltroe borgcnommer.
9urolb 6. gmeis an .Nllta @pneis,
|ein 9rittel SS%t1tereIle in 2pts is nlo
16, @lod 2, @bur6ips M66ition 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-21

&aben sic idon Sl6 Mi5iion
Bier probirt? &leid) NIT Dem Sc item
importirten gier uno empfoblen bon
ben Doftoren. 3od Sslano 9retping
80. !(@n8.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-13

Winter Eczema, sometimes called
TETTER, is one Of the many varie-
ties of the irritating and tormenting
disease known as Eczema. A deep
seated blood disease that is so often
confused as a Skin Disease. Don't
think that you can rid yourself of it
by washing with medicated soaps or
medicated lotions You will save both
your time and money by leaving them
alone. Winter Eczema is seemingly
dead during the hot months, but with
the advent of cold weather it comes
TO life with renewed yigor. The head,
feet and hands are the parts most of
ten attacked, though it sometimes ap-
pears on other parts Of the body, the
skin hardens cracks open and bleeds,
while the itching and burning is at
times almost unbearable. Scratching
only makes it worse, sores and scabs
forming where the skin is broken
In this form of Eczema brownish
white crusts sometimes form which
scale off in fine PARTICLES. leaving the
skin raw and inhamed. 1t is especially
painful and severe when confined to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-13
HIGH
SCHOOL
NOTES

An assembly OF the student body
OF the high school was called this
morning for the purpose Of making
a few announcements. Mr.. Gambee
explained the fire drill system which
is to soon be taken up again in prae-
tice. Last year the students empued
the building in record time making
It in few seconds less than a min
ute. which is exceptionally good for
the number Of students in the school,
Also the football game was an
nounced that Is TO be played next
Friday on the local gridiron between
the Milton high school and Pendle-
ton high school. This will be the
first game OF this year and is going
to show the local boys where their
strong and weak points are located.
Although the boys are confident OF
winning, they are going to fight for
a large score against their opponents
After the announcement Of the
game. Zoeth Carney. yell leader Of
the high school led the students in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-13
Personal mention

H. T. Hoskins Of Echo Is down to-
day
Claude Sloan Of Echo Is in the city
today ?
S. c. smith of La Grande is here
today.
Il. NJ. Teel Of Echo is a business
visitor here today
Charles Hiatt OF Hermiston was in
the city yesterday.
Charles Morris OF Ukiah is regis.
tired at the Pendleton.
J. A. McRay Of Weston Is down to.
day on business trip.
Mrs Walter Rees Of Cove is visit
Ing friends here today.
J. A. Lehrer Of WalIa Walla Is reg
istered at the Bowman
N II. Sherman Of Athena is reg.
istered at the St. George.
Eber d. Mossle. OF Long Creek
was in the city yesterday.
K A. Warner, well known sheep
man, is visiting in Portland.
Ralph B. stanfield and son Jack Of
Echo were in the city yesterday.
Manuel Friedly, who has been Ill a.
his home for several days, is now able
to be out.
County Judge Marsh, Roland OIL
liver and II. W. Collins are in Port
land on business.
Frank Sloan OF Stanfield registered
at the st. George last night. He is
on the way TO the mountains with a
band Of sheep.
j p. Ray of Burnsyille. n. c..
stopped off between trains today tC
visit VIII NJ. Peterson. Mr.. Ray /.
on the way to Portland
Ed b. Johnson. formerly Of Pen.
dleton and who has been located al
Seward, Alaska, arrived here TUESDAY
for visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burr Johnson.
Bob And IRON well known buckarot
and fancy and trick rider. has lef
st, Anthonys hospital after an illness
which prevented him taking part il
the 1915 Roundup
Anton Nolte, former Pendleton sa
| loOnman and now located at Pasco
came over on the morning train to
day to visit friends here and attenc
to some3business matters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-13
In POUND.

The following described animals
have been taken up by the marshal
of the City of Pendleton, to-wit;
one bay mare mule, about II
years old collar mark, reached
name, weight about 1860, no brand
visible.
One brown horse mule about II
years old, reached name and tail,
collar mark, weight about 1050'
brand on left shoulder; also scar on
right hip.
If said animals are not claimed by
the owners or those entitled to the
possession of them, costs and eX-
penses against them paid and they
taken away within ten days from
the date hereof, then at 2 o'clock p.
m. of the 22nd day of October, 1915
the said animals will be sold to the
highest bidder, at public auction, for
cash. at the City Pound in the Depot
Stables, in said City of Pendleton, the
proceeds of such sale to be applied
to the payment of such costs and eN-
penses of making sale Dated this
1lth day of October 1915.
ALEX MANNING,
Chief of Police.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-13
DON'T SUFFER WITH WINTER ECZEMA
This irritating and exasperatng maIady be relieved with
S.S.S.
SIS.

the hands, which often become so
badly affected that the sufferer is un-
able to perform the lightest work.
This, like all other types Of Eczema.
is due to the acid poisons in the
blood and not to local causes. The
trouble is more than skin deep, and
washes, soaps, powders and salves
nor anything else applied to the sur.
face cannot possibly do more than
soothe the burning and itching or re-
lieve temporarily the Inflammation
and pain.
1t is the acids thrown of by the
blood and which are forcing their
way through the pores that cause the
skin to harden, crack and bleed. and
produce the irritation and soreness.
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RED SOX WIN.


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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1s.-Harry
Hooper gave Boston another world S
championship with two runs into the
centerfield bleachers. The Califor-
nian came to bat in the ninth with
the score tied, four and four and
sent the 1915 series into history with
a terrific clout which cleared the
fence on a bounce by three feet.
1t was the fourth straight victory
for Boston and the third which was
won in the ninth inning by one run.
The Philadelphia batters lost the
championship, after the poorest hit
ting in any worlds series. The
Phillies suddenly found their eyes in
the last game and bombarded Foster
for nine hits including a double and
a home run.
Today's game was the first really
championship game of the series II
was replete with dramatic moments
terrific hitting in pinches and clever
fielding
Philadelphia scored in the first
Bancroft singled. Paskert singled
Luderus doubled scoring both Bos-
ton scored one in the second. Gard
ner tripled. scoring on Barry's sin
gle. Boston tied the score in the
third. Hooper homed. Philadelphia
got two run lead in the fourth, Lu-
derus homed, Neihoff singled, ad-
vanced on Burns single, and scored
on Hooper's error. The fifth sixth
and seventh were scoreless. Boston
tied it in the eighth. Galnor singled,
and scored when Lewis homed. Bos-
ton won the worlds championship by
scoring one in the ninth. when Hoop
er homed.
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ror; Cady batting for Thomas; Cady
walked; Foster out, Niehoff to Lu-
derus No runs, no hits, l error
Philadelphia-Cravath famed; Ca
dy now catching for Boston; Luderus
walked; Luderus out, stealing, Cady
to Barry; Whitted flied to Speaker.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
Seventh Inning.
Boston-Hooper out, Niehoff to
Luderus; Scott popped to Luderus;
Speaker out, Bancroft to Luderus.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
delphia-Niehoff out, Foster
to Gainor; Burns fouled out to Fos-
ter; Rixey singled; Stock flied to
Hooper. No runs, 1 hit, mo errors.
Eighth Inning.
Boston-Gainor singled; Lewis
homed, scoring Gainor; Gardner flied
to Paskert; Barry out, Bancroft to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-13
big BUSINESS" HARANGUES
RAIL COMMISSIONERS

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 13.-Men
representing the biggest corporations
in the United States attended the din
ner for delegates to the National As
sociation Of Railway Commissioners.
Among the business heads were Sam
uel insult president Commonwealth
Edison Company; Warren $. Stone,
president Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers. Joseph W, Folk. counsel
for the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. former governor Of Missouri
William Sproule, president Southern
Pacific; Governor Hiram w. Johnson,
California, and Lieutenant Governor
John NJ Echleman, California.
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few rouslng yells for the game Fri
day
Girls Must Mear High Collars.

WATERFOWL. S. D., oct. 1S.--
High school girls must wear sailor
suits or middies of solid color
made of wool or cotton, and the necks
must be high, with sleeves below
the elbows according to a ruling OF
the board Of education today. Girls
are forbidden to wear personal or
naments Of any sort Boys must not
wear sweaters or Jerseys TO school