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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-13

Vacation season is at its height.
Rest and recreation will not be
complete unless you have all the
news from home daily.
Your favorite newspaper, The
Harrisburg Telegraph, will fill the
gap.
The cost is the same as when
you are home, six cents a week.
Call The Circulation Depart
ment or drop a postal.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-13
ITALIAN VOLCANOES ACTIVE
By Assoeidtsd Press

Rome, Aug. 13, via Paris. - The
great volcanoes of Southern italy,
which have been disturbed during the
last few days, are becoming increas-
ingly active
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-13
Pretty Instructor at Reservoir Who
Will Fill Title Role.

Romper Day, that auspicious day of
days for the thousands of Harrisburg's
playground kids, will be observed at
Reservoir, Friday. August 27, and in
fixing the date. Playground Supervisor
George w. Hill to-day announced
the unique method by which some 500
or more small men and women will
TCantinuad nm Dana 101
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-13
Prominent Texans Take
Up Border Situation
BY .Astncintcd Prett

Brownsville, Texas, Aug. 1S.-Al-
though few depredations on the part
of the bands of Mexican raiders were
reported here in the last "a hours, au-
thorities in the lower Rio Grande vol
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-13

CONTINUED on Page 81
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Yesterdays Weather
highest temperature, "a.
Lowest temperature, 81.
Mean temperature, 10.
Normal temperature, 73.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

OREGON CIT. Fs5 12-Ces1s
cluvey1zz ex-szzsvs prup@rrF t--sr-
els iaclu1lng 3 p1wer plzzt, frc=
the C-regoa Eroz 4 S-ssI Co=rzzy 70
tie Oswsgn Lake Wster. LEAt 4
Power c9mp4zy. Fzrs Ted E1-A Pc
cordsr De6-zn
u ls unte-s-oo5 tat the CETeEs
Lake Wat-r. Light = Poser c1zpa-s
ulh eater ths Eezsrzl Eght z-3 rcw-
= HID IL CsEsEo. Tas Crsg1z Iruz
q S1eei company recently szll- a Esz-
eratDT plant nsEr Cew@Fo LAKE ----
after IRE eg1ipmel- uzs rszGT fsr
& Eerafiuz. the EupreE-s cg-rt sse
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15
Frrnch Refarr Sunrr.

NEW YORK Feb. ls.-In s0a VII
AgeS towns and eonzuniuss Of
France there are sss.tss refugees in
Erss; need. according 70 a TELEGRAM,
received here eT the var relief CON-
zittss ele2ri1g-koGss Tor France and
her allies frV-z the American relief
cissrirg-Ao1<e of PAriS
OF thks zuaher sl.tss are in need
g n01eT. 3LSss nssd food. s4o. go
r@e6 elethi-z and .isegs are in ueed
O, gszsr8l 1sS1s-anee Il Ezs said IN
tae ezhieE-sz hat Pzre rooler yarns
q good e-zls-y and clothing. old or
ns-. 1O- ze1- wOns- and children
we're the articles zoSt urgently need
81
Tie A=srsez= rsEst clearing
house has tzTeS.iEztst conditions in
10 = 1893 FrezcA Communities IN
whsch rsfuEsss are g-z-tered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

ttoz @ tas Began RsHst Cc--iEs-
tn : NeELzs Fr-scA.- 5 yea-s ca who
arrived rsos1tlE c. h.o1rd the Bzluc
CO ths Was-s S-z- lie. q rs way 70
Noruss-s-. Mas. ~hs-s rs pa-s-z
Evs- re l--ls tsIloE Ezs ths ., G.
tse flrSt ez1lz rZSszEs-z. s,5 D. The
-izs t5s 8El-ic ha5 rs1ched c1z-zz-
tie hs lad h=sz tzEEh; several tAl-E
g zLA-z-y zErE-s. zzozE them -
-rg t5s -Eoass s-sD- E75 ne zz-zs7
C z-z& va3-a he s1=-z-ee fer ne
E1sss-Esz uzzg 4 rz1s instead q.
2 Ez
SLkl1s EE8 L Antwerp Esez tAAs
cl-y U1z czp-Era5 y rAs Gs-zaz2
Rs-z-tves El-h EAC= - lETe5 Gel
tzk-E - al1zE ~ -ssz ~ rssz-
gees r-zE-ss EzEiz.d Es sc1z5 k1=-
-. El12s Azvizg h@c1zs s-parzcs6
.ro- IS rsizr-Tsz Ess szr--1s Es-S
az re p1s- Ehsz ths Ezl-s- arrived
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15
ssu ResAlEAsor weapon.

CLEVELAND. o. Fsh. 13-An-
ers-r B1ehoEif1kI iIBl Kenu-orth
sEe-us- ted re Poiics tha: 4 ST VA
fhs Eeap'o1 Ussd O. IS head vhsE
- wzs attacked A. his home and Sc
T'oue y WoZz3e5 b@lcrs he could es-
-APe he Ted trpz he house 10 the
We Tws--y-Hfry Etrse; police sta
tion- sf-s- k-ockfzg ec=n two 0t his
z-szEzr-E
A pc1Se e-srgsz-r automobile took
E7cht wi-zki 20 t1e city hospital
zkers sz-Eeo.s se-s5 - a long scalp
=o-z6
Bscho-s1kl tols ire police he Eas
sttscke5 hsoz-se O: remarks he made
zhc1- a ~s1elzE party - had attend
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

NEW YORK. Fsh 12-Ezzs Szs
fs- SE5ss ssE-E A-t--x tgr s1lsis-z
Az-a He'd = =2k--E r-uzse-x III
vas r-Fszl-5 Essz tie sz= q Esrz-
ze' L-aFf-r fo- E1sgsd h-szrh G. eoz-
trzct y t5s Arc-es Ezs cz-=5 1%.1-s
T-s-les CcAElzz A z--o--sy rsc-s-
-a-u=g MzE He'd sa15 a por2ou=-
Zs-- wEs zhse--.alT as-szz-T-
Ts-- k--1-.~ Ea sal ~ET elts-f
s Ec- sEEzEs1 z FtzEs Eo-E So -
vs-g. Ts-y hszEy = Pzrs wa-s q ~
es- O. ccssr wa=sz- So . EAEzg
t-u1se-s t1- ths zr-T. ToZr 1cz1r-
Ard y also -z-1zg caT = BsiE-zz rsf-
lEss 1E=EeS~
zlE-toe CsazlEz g-zz.sE tss pos--
+ E1ez1ez-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15
Gun This Out Wow.

II YOU don't wan; i to-day, yo1
may next week Sead this advertise
ment and ; cents 70 Foley & Co. Chi
eago. IL. writing your name and a6-
dress clearly. You receive in return
three trial packagss-Foisys Honey
and Tar Compound fo- coughs. colds,
Group and grippe Foley Kidney
Pills for weak Or diso-5ered kidneys
CT bladder. Foley Ca,hzr1ic Tablets,
: pleasant. wholesome and cleansing
purEative. juSt The hing for winters
sluggish bowels and torpid liver
These well known s-z-dard remedies
sold sverTE he-s--A5v.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15
- 60 - }


ECHO. ore. FEB. I5.-Ou Satu--
. day some gEsnty and owners q ths
NesdoWs nsg nsre 20 discuss the sd-
Z vs. biilty Cf ssrabiiShing a drai-aes
system On thsir laad This Er1s tie
third meeting nsi3 LATELY foE thls par
pCse L : proPosea 70 drain some
Elne thc1s2nd Scres Ot laad hing be-
tv een the Cnauna river and TIE
Western Land al Irrigation eon-
pony's dstch-
The uppSr post5On o: this tract
s-Eictly speaking does rot need drain
ing. but i Is ne irrigation waters
fruz this land that seeps cato the
loser ,ards. that Is making drainage
q TIE latsr imperative
By placing al this land in the
drainage district. m1ch future ntg1-
uon wil - avoided A petition for
tie formation o. this district vas pre-
pared for circulaticr and Il g PEI
e=zt % ths land owners Sigz this il
vii bs presented 70 ths county oourt
to- their consideration
Fine carloads - bset cattle we're
sAsppe5 troz1 here Saturday night
J. 2 Saylo- seat four cars 70 seat
tls and G. P His ssnbo1han one car
10 Portland NJ. SAVIOR and oldest
scn accompanied the SEATTLE ship
msut 20 It's destination
Mrs- ,. = George left sunday even
ing for Spokane. WsSh-. 20 visit her
husband. who = in a hospital az that
place
Dr.. {. J saith OF Portland and ".
Il Daughtry. presiden; ot the CniOz
stock ya15s o. Portland we're busi-
nesS vtslto-S here Saturday. They
Eere also attending The drainage
meeting
Several q the recezt converts we're
Immersed here yesterday afternoon IN
TIE Cnsdla rive- b. Rsv. I. c.
SEo;Asrs iocsl pastor.
Clarence Adams = looking after
rs stock in CAMS Prairie.
Misses AA-y and Lizzie vsy Of.
Fer6le,on are hsre visiting al the
Cuaha hone
CounJy Jrdge Marsh and Comnis-
s,Cnsr Cockb-ra we're here Friday
looking after oOuaty road mattsrS
Monroe Turner ot Weston spent
Sunday here Win friends
The TWO weeks cd baby daughter
os NJ. ard Ms Nathan Cant died
here 2st TAu-S51y and ~zs buried
the following 6ay n the I O. o. ?.
cemetery.
John Taylor cails up from Portland
on Saturday morning
c. z CAmsron Tss down fron his
home at Holman O. Saturday.
Mrs John Schnitr has returned
from Portland Vrhs-e shs was visiting
with q sister.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15
MONDAY CHAT NO. 2

lid You notice that the appearance Of Gaby DYs 10 film was
noted in BIC head lines in all the big daily papers OF INC u D s
last week OF she appears he Paramount Program ana
vii h. At The Alta before long
Beginning this week will begin feature Keystone Com
ces and the keystone people constantly adding "od Ia
nous funny people their salary lit "kcysone keep getting
tunnier.
L Webber and Phillips Smacy make bcir first showing 70
~fae Coo from the Bosworh studio and reports speak
highly Of hei7 play that viii be- Friday and Sat
uctsy.
Next Sunday lciue the frs in Lent have secured Wilson
Barlpit immortal DRAMA THE Sign Of The Cross beautiful
c-cs,ion starring William Famum
Aoug the future bookings have made this past week
-Sai,burys Wild Animal Life in America which made 'uch
sensation in Portland
II ycn failed get copy Of Paramount Magazine Friday a'k
IL. ;h time II Interesting reading
G. NJ SrYPE Manager
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15
FURNISH DITCH
COMPANY ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
NV OWNER Il PLANNING IN.
PROVNIENTS FOR IGSIEDI-
ATE DEVELOPMENT.

STANFTELD O-e-. FEB. is-Af a
rtorEAniEstion u the FurutzA Daicn
Co. in Portland thursday. J. o. SO
rcy vas elected president and nanzg-
sr: p H Ir~tn. vice president. and
J. c. NeNiIlen. secretary and treas
Grer. Tie directors ehoSea oy the
company are J. y. SiOrey. r II. n
win and X ". wsbeer OF the Port
land branch O. the Bank % Gator
ntA
Mr. Storey. The RsE oEnsr q the
~ENLrn4sA Protest US II the city iAss
Seek looking over the pruPerty and
Hzs king plans t5r Is tzzedsz.s de-
velopnsnt
Mr. story vas accompanied b :
n Jackson naaagsr OF the Bank o.
California. P :. McMIusn ard NJ
Peterson. al ot Taca-a TAey we're
net here by Gsksrs. ". I. TAozpsoa-
? P. Marshall Marion Jack. ". J.
Punish. s J. Moore and p z r.
vtn who took t1sn for an t-:sress-
ins trip about he country.
Mr.. Storey said thar he and his a.
soctztes would nnediately Start An
active campaign 70 dispose q the.
see acres of lAni which 4 faciz6s.e
il his purchase from " J. Fzrzsh
ard his associates. snd that the resi-
dents q this vicirity can s1pect 70
see results in ne very near future
Enterprises of this character zrs
nc: rev 70 the Story syndicate. thsy
having IN recent years ha-EIs1
large portion y the Yakima cscrsc-
rtih marked suc-.S
C. ". MAYOR wiil be IN tsrect l1czl
charge o. the project aud vii make
hLs home here peruanertIy. He VII
arrive early nsTt week aad vii In.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

seem to be IN the hends Of men Eho
can secure Il
All the members ~ the Story party
eS pressed themsflGx ~ being well
pleased with the country and the IL
mate and seemed ANXIOUS 10 assure us
that they have tho interest OF STAN
field at heart and will co-opsrats-
with NJ In It's development.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

GzzT peoSss rsrgy ROE ChsEher-
lz1r'E CoEEz Rs-s2y implicitly in
cssez c. s1l2s a-6 eT1Ep. and Il rev-
TEo=aE. LogzzE1.o--. lid writes: 7
kzrs fGz-5 ChEEasrlzln's Co1gh
Reze6F e = t5s h@st medicine FOR
cgllE xzs2 crg-5 lave ever ussi.
az5 seVs- Ire q rseo-zsrding Il q
zT fr.s-1a 7 have zlEays givs- x
20 =T -z11rsz E5s- F-fserfng from
-Fs-E And i hzx zsTsr fztlsa 20 give
laszz rroz-r re-" Per sale by al
80 isrE Az
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

nediaisiy enter upon his duties as
manager.
Thls = a live ,rov6 and We are par
;-cgi2rly fortunate In having the pro-
3-ct 80 20 men D. their ability. There
: no bstier lad 10 be had any
where and no more favorable condl.
tion Tor zgric3i:3se. All the com
ICairy needs : population and we
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

Toz ~ e. IA; Czz=ssrlzt='s
,ozEA 2s-s1y las rseoSz2zes a<szs-
1E@@ ever =3z zzs6sez5=z = @ss ss<
a1-E1s z-1 cc1GG y eo@~ -. F-p-
srs4 a cr-Ea h-- tsoSe1 G=9 rsEsTes
r Y z1-s s1p@c-o-z-Sgz az3 GEES
Lhs s@--sE19zs. Ehs-E s-zaSes ne ~
ls= - tAroE 80 4 cd u ccz-.s-
arts aEy tsz5szcT q a cd . r=sz-f
Ezs-=cz1z- Z cCz-zsrs -s c-s-=
- o-Esr Ezr-rEc. z-1 zzF - EtTss
% e1s1 a csz15sEt-T "a @ al
21zi- Per zA5s - az sezlsrs- -AzF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15
C0tds Are Oftea Nosx Sersoas-SsoD
Poa&h2e Cnwuliearko~s

ne o-s-egz-c of = cold has otren
sro-Ent many q regret ne faeg cs
s7se17g ecEEAtzS g ssrss shozsa
- EArnsEg s-cEgH ia: yogr kyzeez
See1s izze'a-a.e S-tsztsoz- ce-rxs=ly
aoas q Eie~7 = =OsS se-sozA Il : a
w--ztzg gwen ~ NarErs. II j.
s1zzs dry % hi=seis - sxzssS u
co-3g rs rz-I Dr. EizE's New DIS
eoEe-y L sase6 q a ssse-1ae aaaly-
Hs e eo,1A Sc AZ yc9- s-zxEzzc
B-T 5cc-je to1zF-A1r-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

AzDFuED. Ore Pea ls--A- a re-
oez- ze~u-g e TIE Ez-=s-z- ard
Frzl- Grg--rx LszEse- y A wsz-s--
lzz.1- g a Kari zz3 6 2 Czrpsn-
Ter were AEzoEz-s-3 e=lsEzrss e-oz
rs sec1oz - ne FrEsr GroEe-E eoz-
v-E--o-- e - I'D a. Tzcozz tAs
EseE q Fsa-ZrT Is AZ 1rrs-7r
s-l = -z1s e lz-=szs@ tas 4rz-s- q
ecop@-z-zoz azQzg rAs ezs,e-s-t frugs
1ls--ac-s @ ths ro-zhEss-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

ALBAeSF- ora Fe1 Is--DeeI-sfs
Sla-a lave asez =z@s fs- rzs E-zte
c41rs-cic- . tss EzE1ts q IN Ezc-
-z-ses r. --s r1-y 60 EzreA g. = ~
- Iz.s G-E- TIE LIS a-Ez-Lzztze- haa
sTe- 80 E-zts crzTezri1- c-.-E,ss
= PCrrisEz j. eE=z-as rks1
aso-t les 6eisEz-es EZl - ,-sse-e
frgz an gzrrs q t.s s-zrs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

ais year fsst
or What unSer
the Un yCW'ye
tried AithZt
gcatnE rclisA
lust use IiL"
~TTZ dr1vs
oct al tie POI
EnoGa eru3x
tcns whkh pGS
~ tie f9t
~TfZ is mZ
iAl TfZ -
crEn3 III
Win care yNr
fgs,t trurhles -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15
WHAT CAIARUH IS

Ek1s heSz sd tSzt every t=3 P--soG
i t-uzh.-d Ez-A ezE-A y soz< tr-=
Sce1ce las ssc~z Ia: -zs1l cz-Es-@
in6icn.ss q w-zke-e6 c-z561z q -
ho6y; tAHs tke Sez-1soz of - =sG3
E=Ehrznes az 9z1kily E=sc-sd. E=s lozl
t-ezt-e-ts 4 th- fr= q sEzs I'D
vEpors 60 E--je. 4 Ezy good
70 cnIe9 cz-z--H roG SAsCS t-ez: -
czzse y ez-ckzg yoGr Mood VIZ tAe
oii-sooo Z Seas E=zisoz vE1c@ IS
==1iG1Al food Lz6 a t=zi1zE-srozc, Ee<
froz A,cohal Cr Ezy Az-=f=l d--gs- T-ysi-
is--I sczC 4 B--z< E1o=sz<- y =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

taAt the concern could not 20 into
ne L'E1t and power field under IA
-rt es o Incorporation he co...
z1srzIio- n TIE transfer Is give. ss
so for Al the property.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

yuun uesvr limp or draw Up yOor tAne
ih PAN Year sAoss wCzt sezn tirA.
suA yosr fset vili nsver ueTer hu-t o.
Sd sefr swollen % TIRED
0gs 3 - osul bsX 81 Gay &rug CO
deYsrtnrnt store, and ret reiisf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15
'TIZ' FOR TIRED
SORE, Aching FEET

Al, vkAt rtlisf No zors tl--5 sess:
no EOrt hGrnizg is-< sSeli=s- tas Ezel-
irg, sEe&t! tSt No lore PAiz = corza
eAlic1sex O. bzziEA No zAsts- vac
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

NEW YORK. Fso. ll--A-c-g ne
fi-E C ne BelEzz ehLlarsz . -
sezt q It's co-r-ry uzos- tAs p-ctsc-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15
SYSTEM TO
TAKE CARE OF $1,000
ACRES being PLANNED
LAND OWNERS OF MEADOWS
MEET AT ECHO TO DIS-
CCSS PROPOSAL

LsrSr ARA Lying DeSuc,ca UulatIus
RlNvr and the NeStcn land And
irri-zttcn Ditch IncindeSi in Pas
-suEHre LiIis2Iton Wm Re Ayola-
vsi ThroGgh Sysxesn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15
.mE

NrS wli.aa ~ BaSe9 arrive,
hcDe YESTERDAY rvenlng froz Pert
iaHa wAers sAs As8 seS= sPsnasnl
ne Ninssr.
Ta-to-rCW sVe-.rs wlu oe tHe oc
4 eas.oa q, tuo nctahse cs tae weski
stfsiss- Judge ana Ms. u v. PAelp.
~n s1;trtaia re Eveaiag B-sesr
C5U5 szt MiS Lcls Rosers al !,
hosfess 20 sa ~sver4n ard ssuS.ou
ret Fsrsy
Nfs- J. n. Ferss-so, vsns 10 Por
lad F'riaay 70 sas; ain ssr 5ausA
tsE. NrS FEed RsstmAz
~. nn3 Ms F-e5srsck Ssslue,
ard hahy a1ssh;e- arrived hins yss.
tsrdAy evening trOa Portland anl
salem where they rad beea visiting
= number q Psnclston people XII
meter over % Wcll2 walia tbs AT
eTacon and tbs evening EIi attend
q masQce chari-v SaIi % - Esven b
several Young mStrczs ard Eai1s.
snsons them tie MtSsss Nettse and
C"r1 RoulStOne n ire Armory hA,L
A1org tsose go.zg over Etn he M.
and Ms sam r Thozpson. car
enos n Bishop. Harry D. Graz. Dr..
Guy Boyden azd Y L Ballard ne
patrons sd pAtrrrssSss % the even;
~ -, Mr. and Nrs. W. A. R.tI Nr
ara Ms Robert Anez. NJ. aaa Ms
L ,. Antsrsoa. NJ ard Ms J ".
Isngdon. NJ. a,.d Mrs. c. z TAKE.
&F. azd Ms u W Baker, D.. and
NrS. 2 z ShaE. Mr. and NrS W A
Brztto1. Mr.. ard NrS Il H Iurner.
NJ. and NrS " = Offrer NrS. Ma
ne Cstron. Ms Thoz&s Moore. Nr.
and Ms. ? W Paine. Nr. ard Mr.
Z y Paine. -. ard Nrs- Thonzs
EOssrovs. Dr.. ard Ms. 4 2 Ksylo-.
Nr. an6 Ns George Whitsaoase
Ms. B L ShsrIsie.n. Ms Alvia
RAznstxssr. NrS J. J Roulstons
J-dss azd Mrs :. H Brsz;S and
Mr.. and Ms N Il Paxton
A very delightful meeting q III
Thu-Sdav Arernoca Clu5 as held
SATURDAY AZ the home q NrS. Mary !.
Lane and Ms Charie- 2 Coles
WORTHY being hostsSseS very il
tsreSJing program on The ulid-ce1tury
writers Interpreted wita musical Sc
iectors made the meeting a profit
able az Ven as an szjoyabie ere. n.
fclozlng ESs the program.
Music
Tentng on the ola Camp Ground
Battle Hymn q the Republic
Ms J r Dickson. Ms 6. ".
Phslps
Name the Nid-Csntury write-s-
tzyorite and Why. Ms ?. z. Boydsn
Rsa6inE-Selected Ms. Joha HALEY
Recitauon--Ths Wreck % River
Miss Nsva Lane
Whittier. LoaEfsIow. Nrs. J. A. zee
Music
-ROnny Blue FlzE~
-DiIie.-
Ms Dickson. Ms. Piers.
z = stowe. 2 A Poe- oe--...--....
.-...--...-.- M Roy Bishop
Marx Twain -..----.. Ms Phelps
Reconnaissance fron the
~Gilded Age. ..-.-.-. Marx Tvair
Nrs- " D. NeNa-y
Music
Tramp. Tramp. the Boys are
Marching.
Marching Thro1Eh oeorgiA-
Mrs PHELPS Ms Dickson
-....--.--.. Ms. LADoS /
Duet--Antants COZ moto from
Fifth SYMPHONY ....-. Beethoven /
Pauline Rice. Margaret colssEorthy I
one of the 1rstJy parties % the
-Gsl week vas tie celebration Satur-
iay o. the f.rst anniversary % wee
Billy Clarke Al wnich he proved him
- a mos entertaining host The
yuss = liSt included Helen Henderson
'ssn Frazer. Evslyn CresSEell. Mar.
szrst Cheshire. Marv Resfe. Francis
aesfe. Betty goai Nary Shaefer.
Margaret SNYDER. Jsre Bishop. Elinor
p he. Agnes Pu-kerson. Margzre;
c.arke. Cora Fiening. John Chloupek.
stephen Boansy. Nilly Mckinney.
Bobby. Billy and Donald CressEen \
Horace Bssr an1 Grover Purkersoa-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

MADAM ROOT HAS DECIDED
10 remain one week longer. Al switches anl
hair goods are greatly reduced.
BLOOM OF ROSES
the greatest Of al complexion beautifiers. al,
face bleaehes. All economically priced for this
last week. Come while Msdsm Roo, / here and
profit by her special offerings.
NEW HAND BAGS
The latest shapes IN leather hand bags;
some full lined with leather and some silk. in
black and navy blue Each soc 10 $500
NEW DRESS GOODS
lncludeS new colorings, weaves and finish.
Lots q stripes and checks, called Seaside Fab
ries, Pcplins, serge, Palm Beach, novelties.
etc, IN all eolors- Just the ideas for early
SIrlng wear. Economically priced soc to
$500.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-15

Nus Walal-a ~ B,aSsly arrived
hc1e YESTERDAY rveains fuoz Pert
.aHa Where sAs ha8 seS- speuding
ne Eirtsr.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17
70 BLES)

The only position on his team which
10 giving Manager Rowland Of the
White Sox real concern 10 third base.
There are at present four condidates
for the Job-6romwich, Baker, Black
burne and Breton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17

er town in deals, and Charley Murphy
helped make the Cubs famous by send.
Ing pile of junk to the Reds for Over.
all and Steinfeldt Brooklyn contrib
uted Sheckard to the great Cub out.
fit in exchange for Maloney, Casey
and Mccarthy.
When Cincy landed Tinker for man.
ager in 1913, Murphy made the Reds
give up Mitchell, Phelan, Humphreys,
knisely and Corriden, the latter be-
ing secured from Detroit for Frank
Chance, SO Chance could go to the
Yanks.
st. Louis big trade Of last winter
with Pittsburg places Hitler Higgins
among the trading immortals, as his
deal of Honey Mowery and Harmon
for Jack Miller, Wilson, Butter, Dolan
and Robinson, is considered the trad.
ing classic of all time. The Cubs also
handed Fred Clarke lemon in 1912,
when they let him have King Cole
and Artie Hoffman for Tommy Leach
and Lefty Leifield.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-17
Hugh Jennings (top), Wit (Ieft) and Dauss.

When asked whether Detroit's 1915
team would be any stronger than the
1914 combination, and II so in what
respect, Manager Jennings. at training
quarters in Gulfort, Missouri, said:
u cont know that my present team
is any better Remember this-the I'll
gers of 1914 formed a fighting, aggres.
sive combination and l can't rid my
self OF the impression that had Cobb
been in the game from the beginning
we would have come mighty, mighty
close to winning that pennant
This l can say
THE team will be stronger in ex-
perience. How much this counts for
depends upon the condition and the
men. Burns should do better in 1915
than he did in 1914. but If he does as
we'll l will be satisfied. Veach NAV hit
few points better, but Bobby's work
throughout the past season was &C.
ceptable. Bush and Morarity will be
just as strong as ever.
Cobb, Of course. is always a star.
Crawford can be depended upon and
eam didn't play above his speed last
year. Mckee. of course, is in good
shape now--this is something that
couldn't be said Of him last year.
"Coveliske should be just as good,
perhaps better, while Dauss had a lot
Of tough luck last season. Dubuc can
not help but be better If he is any
good at all. Then we have Cavet and
Reynolds and Boehler and the other
young pitchers.
"One thing l am certain of is
THE team will be, stronger around
the keystone sack. Last spring I had
Witt and Kavanaugh; this spring I
have Witt. Kavanaugh and Young.
Young will be given every opportunity
to show his worth, and let me say he
will have to travel to beat Witt out of
the job. BY this l mean he will have
to show something really worth while
II Oscar retains his health. .
witt is one of the most unfortunate
players to come under my notice. He