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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-30
many FINE Prizes
FOR POULTRY SHOW
Number Of Special Prizes Of.
fered By Capital City Bust
ness Houses
ness Houses

to ibe held at Dickinson in December
under the auspices of the Missouri
Slope Poultry Association, are beinl
printed and will be distributed in
short time. Prizes worth While ar
offered, and poultrymen and fan
ciers in North Dakota and the north
west have an opportunity to TAXI
home some very substantial premi
ums.
In addition to the liberal cash pre-
miuns offered by the Missouri Slope
Poultry Association, over fifty Talua
BILE prizes will be given as specials
Included in this list r articles val
ued up to s..
That the business men of the state
are interested in tle poultry indus
try and the Dickinson exhibition i
evidenced by the substantial prizes
offered by them. a few Of which are
published herewith. The complete
list may lbe secured in a few days b,
writing Nv. r. McGratil, secretary
Dickinson, or Frank Milhollan, presi
dent, Bismarck.
Special Prizes.
First National Bank, Bismarck
Best Barred Rock from Burleigh
county, S. in gold.
City National Bank. Bismarck
Best poultry exhibit from Burleig.
county, IS in geld.
International Harvester Co., R. c.
Battey, manager; Bismarck-tBes't
young pen in the show, consisting OF
four pIllets and cockerel, hand
power Mccormick grinder, valued at
S..
E. G. Patterson, proprietor Nc
Kenzie hotel, Bismarck-iBest display
of White Leghorns Competition open
to the world), IS in gold.
Russell4Miller Milling Co.-Eest hen
in show, a 9S-pound sack Of "Occi.
dent flour.
Bismarck Tribune Co.-Best Orp-
ington in show, one years subscrip.
ton to the Daily Tribune.
Palladium Publishing Co., Bismarck
Best White Wyandotte in show,
three years subscription to The
Ct There are no strings on any Of the
prizes; win them and take them
home. You do not have to be a men,
Der Of the association in order to conn
pete for regular and special prizes.
In order to stimulate interest and
increase the membership, the assoc1a-
tion offers a number of silver cups to
members only. Dues are but 81 per
year, and by joining the association
you will not only be assisting in tle
of one Of North DakOta's
greatest industries, but will he enti-
tied to all club privileges, and may
compete for the cups, which are as
follows:
Best bird in Asiatic class, SIS silver
cup M u,
Best bird in American class, SIS sill
yer cup.
Best bird in English class, SIS sill
yer cup. ssd .s,9s
Best bird in Mediterranean class,
SIS silver cup.
Best pen in show, SIS silver cup.
Largest and best exhibit Of any one
variety, SIS silver cup. s.a
1t is not too early to begin prepara-
tons. Remember, every bird will be
scored, and the card returned to ex-
SO that he may know the quail
ty of poultry possessed, even though
to win a prize.
The Missouri Slope Poultry Associ-
alton offers the highest cash premi-
ums of any poultry show in the Unit.
ed States, in proportion to entry fee
charged, and the exhibition this year
is expected to be the biggest event OF
it's kind in the entire northwest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-30
P|MP[ES SPREAD
ALL OVER HEAD
Severe Itching and Burning. Red
and Sore. Kept Awake at Night
with itching. Used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. Head All Healed.
35OS N. Hamilton Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,
My scalp trouble began on the lower part
of my head with severe itching and burning.

forming into Jumps or pimples
which spread all over my
head. These would itch
something terrible, getting
red and sore and after somo
time they got hard. My
trouble always seemed to DO
worse. Nights when l would
take down nv hair md comh
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-30
PICTURES FOR
NORTHWEST WEEKLY

The Northwest Weekly will have
the only moving pictures Of Secretary
w. G.. McAdoo taken during his short
stay in Bismarck yesterday. Photo
grapher lHOlmboe was on the job the
minute the train pulled in and secur'
cd a fine reel. Of the secretary Of the
treasury. Mrs. McAdoo and members
Of the local reception committee, as
we'll as the crowd which gathered at
the depot.
The pictures will be shown at the
Orpheum in the near future. as we'll
as in a. number Of the leading picture
houses throughout the northwest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-30

reads such selections from the book
as will furnish sufficient interpreta-
tons of the important characters.
The reading was divided into a nun.
Der of acts separated by brief inter.
missions. The selections were clev-
erly chosen to present the story in as
dramatic a form as possible. The
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-30

inspired imagination embodied in
classic literature linked by superla'
tive acting and illuminating oratory,
Presbyterian church, Friday, No.
vember 5. Admission by course. tick
ct, CT single admission Is cents fol-
adults and so cents. for children
Course tickets for the remaining five
numbers, 81 and $l.25 (%children)
Tickets at Finneys.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-30
RUB BACKACHE AND
lUMBAGO right OUT
Rub Pain and Stiffness away with
small bottle Of old honest
st. Jacobs Oil

When your back is sore and lame
or lumbaeo, sciatica or rheumatism has
YOU stifened up don't suffer! Get .
Is cent bottle Of old, honest "st.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour .
little in your hand and rub it right
into the pain or ache, and by the time
YOU count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone. 80.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. It takes the ache and pain right
out of your back and ends the misery.
It is magical, yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica
] and lame back misery 50 promptly!
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-30
FARM FOR SALE.

If you want to buy a good farm in
North Dakota, worth the money,
prices $780, $25 and $50 an acre, write
or call upon
Bismarck Realty Company,
Office owe Bismarck Bank, Bis
marck, North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-30

The Northern Produce Co., Of Bis
marck, will pay you cash for your
poultry and cream.-Adv.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17

goJsono s5.75625; ggtra $685.
$50; feite guIfn $6.25-6.50.
Qdibtr Die 3ufubr mar
groB unb ber Wl0rft Iansidm unb
fhfpa6.
Orbindrs unb erobs $4,000;
fair Biz quite Iei4te $7.00-8.50; eTtra
S8.75-9.00.
S6Deine = Der Wartt fir
JlsiIGeriorien mar beute httis, bic
nnberen aber fihtn Inn Sc pei 100
pfunb. Der Wdrft mar fdndh.
g4ipsrs g1peine $7.15-13o;
CUTE Bis auserIelsns 8srpadungs- uuo
JlsiI6.rIorten $7.30-7.35; orbindrs
Bis aussrleIsne iHm.rs fstts Sdus
.$5.25-6.15; Gytrn S6.25; Stdss
$4.25-5.00; extra $5.25; lsi6ie uub
mithers gerInnbtfortsn $7.15-7.40;
5erlel $5.50-6.85.
Q dnfe uHb Qdmmer. =
Die Qa9frass mar tins CUTE unb Der
Warit itstis Bis Fart.
S9afs S4.00-6.75; 2dmmer ST..
Co-9.5o; Spring admmsr $12.0o--
15.OO.
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Municipal Bonds
a6werI.a] 4sS Gis 5D
gean idreibe Inn cine eiits.
Field. Richards & Co..
ifnipr Central 0ebanhe.
itaisr Central Gebdnbe.

ienbss fran50ff6ss Snfantsrieftuer
Elm unb bic Grtilleris idngt ebenfaas
bon neuem on. unb gsgen 10 llbr.
penn mir ebsn beginner, aaffee 5l
trintsn unb gsgeu u llpr, penn mir
uns anfhiden. ein penig .5u gett" 5u
eebsn. beginnt busislbe Spid nnts
mails. limb spar jebesinul 10, bab bie
2nft peitbin eror0but unb ber ean5e
8pten sittert. 9as trilIi unb 5ii9t,
bas pfeift unb i9iptrrt uub ihldgt unb
rai!ert unb oonnsrt unb tra9t bnb
ielbft ieber 9ergIsi6 nit Dem 10 be-
rii4tigten suten altsn sTiloeu 5ssr"
iGmmerli6 perfagt.
unt dm anoeren Worgen ma9t Der
iseIblpsbsl Mslbuus: o8erlufte tutten
mir Don gsitern auf beuts teine, nbJe'
fshen oDn brsi Mann, bic IN dr5tlths
8e6anblung aegeoen Derben ioQten,
neil iie namlid .SdsIdus" babeu."
Sft bas Hiht sin mertpiirb ger
arisa2 5. 6. o.
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Glak'RaAri4fea.
mittp 0 d II. Mar,.

RittDo9, II. Wars.
i'm Gincinnatiu Dihritt if Ssr
5lns lausiam i'm Gallsn besriff,u
unb bsrT,lb. bait. ssitsrn glbeno BEL
bi.Tis.r Stlbt ,in.u DaHsritanb Don
1863 JuB.
Die fols,nb.n Dpsf4su irafsn se'
fern bier Elm:
pitiS6uru, ga.-2,6 Sub, ft,ist.
DkeIine, ~. 0l.-6.o Gubb, fdIlt.
parisrsburs, D. ga.-8.3 5ub, fdut,
Aunaipba 5ans, %. go.--4.0 Sub.
eburlsIiun, B. @u.-5.7 Sub, fdllt.
q}crismputb, O.-14.0 SUB, fdllt.
9ouispills. $3.50 6nb. tsiet.
GDansOiIle. Sns.-15.1 5ub. fda.
ysoftDilIe, 5snn. n.-10.1 SUB, faIt.
gbittanOosa, ssnn.--1O.6 SUB.
Cairo, Sa.-26.4 SUB. FAM.
WsmpBis. 2mn.-22a eub iaat.
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aaffet. = Marlt rubia. prtil

Huder. - prti'e ftIt. Wnfs
sinirtsr Gut aoof S7.30; pcipberee
$3.50; gubss $6.65; sranuIirter
S6.40; Gonisetionsrs .a" $500; Ofi
.4D $6.o5; tpeibsr srtra g" S5.S5;
,rira e" $5.65; y. %. gisriiisb fpsis
Ber $6.05-$6.15; DO. sslber $3.50
1855 per 100 gfunS.
WoIafies ift itstia.--Ter Orr
leans Open 2sttls 40-55c. gentrifus
adf 20-30c per gafIons.
glcis. - 2cihiinna. Garsn Seno
The, prima 6--6bc, crbinircr
4-iIe. Snpnn 5-5fe Der Efiino.
Dairp grpbuttG
Bntter. - Mcrtt ruhig. prsii.
,piIIiaer. - DboIemiIt. Gytra 82c;
GentraIiSeb Grtra 29ac; gentruli5eo
;Sirjts 25-27e; 30. Seeonbs 21--
22e: Ssoncp Toirp 23e; 9adins Stcd
15a-i6he per pfuiio.
adie. - glarft felt. Dbio 17e
Hcreweitlidjer t7-t7ae, gleru Dorf
iSe, GdrrciScr iB1-i7Ae, 90. Bird
16A-17ie, simburser i7--isc per
yiInlb.
Gier. - Tlarst f,iisr. prima
friIhs Silbnsrsisr l7e; firits 16t;
orbindre iirfs 15st; istcnbs 1H;
per Iuscnb. ginieeier sOc. Guten.
eier 25s per Tuseno.
Gsffiaei. Martt ifesis.
Springsrs RON 81 pfuno uno bdriib,r
1896, inisr 81 pfunb 17ac; 9iibntr
l5Ae; Sdbne 10a lie; zruts
biibnsr 10-18e; Gnns 13c, Gntsn
11S-14c, gdnfs S--10e per pfuuo,
anpaunsn 17--20t per pfunb.
Obf nnb GemHfs.
@spfsl - Guit atpfcl $1.50
200 per Hbl.. i Ha@ OuaIiidt
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4asliAer M erid,t.


SR na4folgenosn Aaofirun1tn p.'
sitben iih MIR nuf Gnsrcs Trans
afficnsn. Bel iItinersn Gsifnftsr
lucrben stpas b5hsrs prs!fs tsrsHnst.
prppiiionM n
G6mala. - prima Sieam
9.T25- 5-9.s2ac; Sautilp SGmal5 1Oa
-104c pro gJfunb.
Srodengefafsenes Glei d
Gbori clear Ssitsn 104-101c. brl
RiRnisiten 1o-104e, srtra ihoIl
clear Seiten 10--10zc, Gdultc.n "a
-sse, Bellies 103-114c rnb 4
mebr psrpadt.
Bacon - Sbort clear Geitr
11t-11iec, erira fhort rIsnr Seitsn
11i-11ae, ibort Rippsnisitsn la
-111e, Shulkrn 9i-1oc unb Be-
lies 12-125c, Breuif.ft Baton Is
--19,e. G&uitern 12J-13;. irod.a:
Beef S1inien 27--29e.
SiBgep1feltes TIeit q.
Ghinien 12--12ie, gttnic Ghuls
Tern 94-9ae, Bellies 14a-15e,
e6uliern st-93c Rsp g0rs Gut
94-92e.
sriides HI.if&. = ediu.
ten 11-11Sc, qicnic Sdultern g.,
s2c, SGultern 8-8si. fbori
RippsnIsiien St-94e, fbort clear
Geiien 1C--1oie, tytra fbort Ssit:n
Bellies 1oa-13Ae pro
qfunb.
NEIL unb Gstretbe.
Mebl. Winter patent $7.15-
7.45;; Winier 5antp s8.So-6.95;
Dint.r lamiln $5.s0-6.55; Wintsr
ertra $5.95-6.l5; Minter crbindrss
$5.75r5.95; Garter Mei5tn pa.ent
$7.S0-S.25; garter meiaen Gdnep
S7.35r7.60; garter Mei5tn Jamilp
$6.35--6.70; Rosatnmehl, norbipe'ts
liGes ssmiftiss$6. .25-6.5o; reinss
gitp Rpasenmsbl $6.55-6.60; Gitn
semiiflies $6.25-6.50.
Weisen. - 30. 2 rotber Wins
ter S1.68-1.64; Ro. 8 bo. $1.61--
1.63; go. A bo. $1.58--1.60.
WetI4torn. Ro. / peibss
TIC; Ro. 2 DO. 76h-77c; no. 8 DO.
76-76ae; 30. 4 DO. 74A-75e; Ro.
5 So. 73a-74a; 30. 8 DO. 72i--
73sc; 9,o. 1 selbes 76c; gso. 2 30.
T5a-76e;; go. 3 DO. 75-75se; Ro.
A 30. 74-75c; glo. 8 DO. 7S-74t. !;
glo. 6 90. 71-73e. - go. 1 senild;'
les 7ec; To. 9 DO. 751-76e; 9o. 3
90. 75-753c; Wc. A DO. 74-75e;
gso. 5 DO. 73-74c; Ro. 6 DO. IL
73c. - gpeibes ssoIbcuforu 73--
75e; a.lbes aoIbsntorn 74-76e; &c,
mir6t.s aOlbmiorH 73-75e per
9uibsl.
Safer. - Ro. 2 peiber 6ic;
stnubarb tpciber 60a-61c; Ro. 3
lpeiber 6O-eoac; go. 4 iueiber
5sa--eOc; geo. 2 seniidlter 59--
6Oc; Io. 3 acmiidter 59-59As;
Ro. 4 gemiidtcr 5sa -59c.
Rpagen. - SO. 2 S1-15-1.16;
g1p. 8 1.14-115; 20. 4 $1.10--
Lib.
Whisfb.
gsrtaait piirbm 382 9bls. Dis
iiinsrs ;rinifheS @opbs auf Der Bats
BON $1.39 per Gdllcne.
groesries.
Raffes. - Marst rubia. preils
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Diebniarft.


Ginctnnaii. 16. Wdr3.
Die 3ufubr unb ausiubr udbrsnb
Der perginssnsn "a Stunbtn, psr=
gli4en nit bsrIslbsu 3eit b.s pors
hergsbennsn Sagss iparsn ME folgi:
3ufubr:
Iinbp. G9psine Saafe
10. Wdrs 1921 1881 25
|16. Rdr5 =. POI 3e0S 1866
ausfubr:
Rinbu. S@tpsins S6afe
IS. Wdr3 ;. t50 3001 -
1G. Mdr5 266 2140 -
Riubpis6. - Der Vsarts mar
beute Iistis fir bic bsHsrsn 0uaIiids
len, tpdbrenb bic anosren UNI 10-15c
beruHtsrgingsu.
Uaitilsrs unb itfpsrs Stisrs S6-25-
|7.75; S1fsn $2.70-6.00; 9utdtr
Stxr s5.50-7.25; ertra $751;
$50; SsiF.ra $4.75-5.75; aussrIsIene
bis sytpd $7.25-7.65; aik $3.50
SIS; ans,rlsIsns bia srtra $6.00-6.s
I25: Gamers S3.50-4.5o; fstt. DARN
albe $5.25-6.00; EXTRA $6.1o--
|6.25.
9uiltn. Bel MIR uidbiger
3ufubr mar Der Wlnrtt btuts jistis.
Rassrs uuS Isi&t, s475-5.75;
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gbieaso, IS. mdrs.

Sdpsias. - 3ufubr 24,0oo. =
prsiIs nisbrissr. Built s6.8o-6.9O;
I.idie $6.65-8.90; asmiTdte $685.
$50; T9pert S6.35-6-90; raubs
S6.35-6.50; Jertel S5.50-6.75.
Rtnbbieb. = 3uIubr 5000. Murtt
itaDad. GinbeiuiIhs Stisre $3.50
S.75; aiibs unb Stifsrs $3.3o-7.70;
2dIber $6.50-9.75.
Sdafs. .-3ufubr 1900; Martt
Idpa6. S9dfs $7.10-8.15; Sdbrs
liuss S7.85-9.20; 2amm,r $7.65-
1000.
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Metaa MART.

Rem gori. 16. Rdrs.
3inn. - Rartt nominal; fiini
1onnsn qarti. S51.00-53.00; 25
Jpunsn pnrtis S50.55.
aupfer. - Wlartt fsit; eI.ttrOIptic
S14.87-15.o0.
eating S14.25-l5.25.
gifsn. = Mlrt. it,iis unb unD,rs
Gabsrt.
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Gtfrpnen - Wdyst mar isttig.
Wefina $2.75--3O0, California
Sz.76--S.00 per aiite.
DranAtn.-Warft ru9is unp
ftetis. California $200-2.25, Tl0s
riba s1.80-2.60 per Rifle, 9dnsss
rines $2.25--2.50 per Doppslsiftt.
Grape nruii. iSloriba
I$L00-1.75 per Rife.
grbbetren. - Danep 25-3,e
per Quart.
preiBefbeeren. = 6oue's
s4.0o-$5.00 per BbL uub $1-25-
$150 per Rife.
EarfoffeIm - W'Giean ~
--49e per 8ufbsl unb $1.50-$1.75
per gbl. pom Store.
Saatfarfpffeln. - e&ts
gsb gaiDer gorlp Oh'n's $i10-
$1.1b: Winneiota enrlp Ebio's ST..
90; Did earlp goie 65-75e; enrip
Sriib Gobblers SOC; Wih. Beauty
&ebrons Toe; Carmen 65-70c:
@bite Star 65--70c; 3iiral Nen
Dorf's 65-70e; Green WcaintaiH's
G5--70c: Gbirngo Wartets 65-70e;
qriumpbs reb 9IiB enrIp $f.15--
1925; ssines 70-75e; gurbants 60
-70c; earIp iiy peefs per guibel
s1.15.
Sune. aartoffeIn. = ger.
mubl $6.O0-7.00 per 9bl. uno
s2.4o--2.Go per 6ampsr.
ShBfartoffeIn.-gdts Sers
iep $i.40--1.50 per Snnper. Nortb
Carolina $2.75-3.00 per Crete.
9omaten. SIorioa 1925
per Crete.
aroui. - W1artt rmbis. Ddnis
fdes $18.00-20.0O ptr 5onne auf
bem @elsifs uub $1.25-1.50 per gbI.
BON Store.
grbfen. - Sloriba. = $500
400 per CAMPER.
3tpisbelu. - 9elbe 65-75c per
9uibel pom Store uno 60-65 BON
@sleifs. W<ibs 5000 ptr 9uibel
pom Store uno 70-80 BON Settle.
grine Bobuen. = Ulcriba
$500 per Camper.
2drotten. - CstpaIhene $500
-2.25 per Bbl.
Rotbe Riben. - guis Rlben
$1.00-1.25 Der 8bI.
Stedriiben. - $1.25-1.50 p.
gtl.
W.iBe Riben. - Nsp Srls'
ans $2.50-3.00 per 8bl.
aanbprobuitG
Seu. go. / Simptbp $18.75--
1900; go. 2 Simoibp S17.O0; 10. 8
simot6p $15.Oo-15.50; go. sss
mii6ter alet $1s.25; 30. 2 DO. sl8.s
100; Ro. l Rice $17.50-1S00; Ro.
2 bo. $15.501-6.00; alfalfa $17.00
1900 per 1onne.
WibIenfutter III ft.tiS. alsi.
S23.50-24.00; WeiboIines grcbes
$26.5o-27. 90; bO. fsiu.s s27.5o-
$3.50; ssmifdtss SJutt.r $500
25.50.
Gdmereien. - Wartt ftetfJ.
alsefamen s7.50-S.50 auf bsm g..
lsiIe unb S8.50-9.50 per Bu. bonn
Store. 9imoitp S3.00--3.40 per Blu.
bonn Store, guhpei3en soc per Bu.
@erfhiebeues.
Dele. - Wartt iistis. 2ein5l, ros
hss 64c per Galious In pdrtisn Don
5g6ls. geloftes 1c mebr. Ro. 1
aorb5l 60e; Cotton Sssb Del, rufii'
uirtsg 45e per GalIoue. S.rpsutin
SOC per GalIons in partisn Don Is
Barrels. Petroleum, Sbio Carbon
12O Grab 81 bo. $50 Grab 10ae.
SeabIiabt 175 Grab 12s. Rto groDn
BaIolin 13t, Rapbta 1sc per GaIIcns
in pariien pon 1--5 gbls.
Gals. - Der Mar.t III rubis. =
Staubdrb aranuIiries S1.15-1.20;
safel. uno 9airn SalS S1.14 per
gbl. Don 2s0 pfuub.
Obio Riu.r s1.1o per gbl. BON 2so
gfunb.
salg. - Warti fetis. prima
Citp 7-7ae. bO. Gountrp 6a-6ae
per pfunS.
aoblsn - Wdrtt rubis. You.
abiosbsnp $3.50-3,75, Rub un5
Slad 1925, adnatpba StiidtobI,n
$3.50-3.75. RUB unb Slad $2.25
-2.35 per 5pnne abssIisfsrt. Rau6'
loIe Stiidtoblsn $3.25. 4ntbraetts
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-03

OF Mrs A. H. Kirby Lou Clark and
Ray Ferguson went fishing this week
They had rather good luck, bringing
home about two dozen fish.
Miss Eleanor Stockton came home
Friday evening to remain over sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Morrison and
children went to Pendelton saturday
Several drummers were in town
this week transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs Kirby were in Athena
Wednesday.
Ralph Wallan, Otis Lieuallen, Eli
leen Bowling, Jessie Chestnut and Au-
gusta Stockton were in Pendleton
Saturday.
Charles Brown was in town Sunday.
Edgar Norvell was in Adams Sun
day
Cline Holcomb motored to town last
week.
Dorothy stoll went to Pendleton
Saturday.
e. c. Bean, a former resident, but
now of Walla Walla, Is spending a
few days here.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Connor Of Sheridan.
Ore, has been spending the week
with her niece, Miss L. NJ. Hills.
Mayor Kyle is In Portland this
week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-03
LADIES' CLUB OF ADAMS
SPENDS ENJOYABLE TIME

ADAMS, Or, May 3--Mrs. Mason of
Pendleton visited at the home of Mrs.
Harrah this week.
Mrs. T. A. Leallen spent Wednes-
day as the guest of Mrs. w. A. Reed
of Athena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Clark, Ralph
Wallan, Augusta Stockton and Jessie
Chestnut motored to Pendleton We'd
nesday evening in the Wallan car.
The Ladies' club met Thursday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Harrah.
Those present were as follows; Mes
danes L. L. Lleuallen, McDaniels,
Morrison, T. A. Lieuallen, Alfred Mar
quis, Chestnut, J. w. Stockton, Ed
wards Norvell, McCollum, Spencer
Schatz, Mason and Miss Mamie Stock
ton. Refreshments consisting Of ice
cream and cake were served. The
club will meet next time at the home
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-03
CURRENT THINKING
THE MIDNIGHT RESO-
LUTON

(From the Oregon Journal.)
The Oregonian says any legislator
who is recorded as voting for the
midnight resolution, does not Justify
himself in the slightest degree" by
saying that he did not understand the
perniclous purpose of the measure.
What honest legislator ever suspect
ed that a resolution, hurried in at
m. the forty-second day of the ses-
sion, proposed a free gift of 1900, 900
acres of forfeited grant lands to a
railroad corporation.
But few of the legislators knew that
the resolution was a practical request
to the supreme court to decide for the
railroad and against the government.
They did not know that 1t was a re-
quest for the supreme court to reverse
Judge Wolverton's decision and give
$50, 100000 worth Of land back to the
corporation.
The Journal doesn't believe there IL
a member of the house who would
knowingly vote for a measure SO per.
nicious The very fact that the reso-
luton was not presented in the house
until midnight of the last night proves
that there was a deliberate plan to
work 1t through without giving mem
bers chance to know its real pur-
pose. If the intention Of those behind
the resolution was good, why was not
a measure Of such transcendent im-
pOrtance presented in the daylight at
the beginning Of the session?
The Journal believes that many
members Of the house recorder as yot-
ing AYE" did not vote for the resolu-
tion at all. We have Representative
D. c. Lewis statement that, though
both are recorded as voting for the
resolution, neither he nor Mr.. Horne
did so, and It is a statement worthy
of highest respect We have the
statement of Mr.. Littiefield, Mr.. stott
and Mr.. Cobb Of the house that the
meaning of the resolution was not un-
derstood by them.
The Oregonian ought not to ques-
ton the word and cast insinuatiOns at
SUCH men. NOR snOuld II lmpuBn Lne
good faith of such men as Senator's
Kellaher, Langguth and Farrell, who
have all testified that If they voted
for the resolution at all. they did 80
under a failure to grasp It's pernlcious
purpose.
A measure which proposed nothing
less than the abandonment Of $780,
100000 worth Of grant lands to a
railroad after a court has declared
them forfeited to the government, is
not one for midnight vote. It ought
to have been introduced the first day
Of the session, and broad notice have
been given of its provisions. Fifty
million dollars worth of land Is too
huge a property to be voted to a rail-