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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-29

After the war Mr., Comstock went
TO New York and became a clerk and
later a bookkeeper in a store in that
city. In 1873 the New York Society
for the Prevention of Vice was or.
ganized and he became secretary and
special agent. In the same year he
procured an appointment as a United
States Post Office Inspector.
From that time until his death Mr..
Comstook carried on an unceasing
campaign against vice of all kinds
He fought not only the publication Of
obscene pictures and literature but
lottery, policy games, and the oper.
ations of all types of swindlers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-29
COUGHS THAT ARE sToPPEDi

Careful people see that they ARE
stopped. DR.. Kings New Discovery
Is a remedy Of tried merit. 1t has
held It's own on the market for 80
years. Youth and old age testify to
Its soothing and healing qualities
Pneumonia and lung troubles are oft
en- caused by delay Of treatment. DR.
Kings New Discovery stops those
hacking coughs and relieves la grippe
tendencies. Money back II II falls. SOC
and t1.00.-AdV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-29
s~%S%~~~~~~~~~~S
Explorer Reaches Port.

QUEBEC, Sept 29.-Captain Jo.
seph Bernier, the Canadian Arctic
explorer has reached port on his yes.
sci the Guide. after a successful trip
10 the new land known as Baffin Is.
land, and which in 1916 will be rec
cgnized as a Canadian possession.
Captain Bernier and his crew set
sail for the north on July 4, 1914, and
1t was not until the receipt Of LET.
ters and papers a month ago that the
raptain and his crew were informed
of the European war.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-29

Robert Kerr Of Greenock, Scotland.
Whc died recently, was the last
probably of those Who knew the &C
quaintances Of Robert Burns. He
met friends Of Burns while working
in a mill, installing machinery, and
declared these had always stoutly de-
MED allegations OF the poets drunk
cnness
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-29
Events in the War
One Year Ago TOda,

French and British war Of
flee reports declared that the
movement to flank the German 4
right was developing in the I
northern end Of the western I
= front. :
= Berlin admitted that there I
= had been heavy fighting but Z
said that there had been no de- :
= cisive result. 4
Advancing Belgians reoecu- .
= pied Malines. Antwerp forts .
= we're being bombarded. .
= Russia reported repulsing des- .
= perate attempts of four Ger .
man army corps to cross the =
= river Nieman to cut the War =
= saw railroad .
= Italy protested to Vienna .
= against sowing bombs in the .
. Adriatic. .
, Austria lost great stores of .
, war material in the recent de- .
, feat in Galicia. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-29

The Diesel oil engine, which Ia
working well in water craft In Eu-
rope, will be thoroughly tested in To-
comotives by the Prussian railroads.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-29
PENNSYLVANIA vs. Albright.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S-Ths
University Of Pennsylvania football
team clashed with Albright here this
afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
Horse and Mule Ernorta

From Aug. ]. Of last year to Jun,
of this year the United States expor
ed s4l,823 horses and mules. This 4
the number shown by the inspection
Inst Of the Bureau of Animal Indus.
try. Europe took 22s ,522 horses and
4s57s mules, and Canada 41.2a
horses and 23,4eS mules during tbose
nine months. In March, April and
May the exports Of horses and mules
to Europe were around 10000 to So
900 a month. and the total exports to
Europe and Canada were 1t the ri
Of $4,000 to $1,000 a month.
Great as these figures look when
viewed by themselves, they can make
only q gradual and slow impression
on our supply Of horses. The total
50 far is less than 2 per cent AL
though the volume Of expectation was
still great through June ana july. the
rate Of buying on foreign accounts has
slnee been reduced and there NAV l.
less activity from now on. Cavalry
horses pay No great part ii the low.
moving hand 70 hand tzeseh warssys
% ~a'eh European operations have
beer largely haae8 shia sarp,psv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

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surreneua al as tiT4 NM &c al.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

REFERRING is lie er4s Erng
a. Cenala " Eexns Hs and
Pswtr c. the Gezs4lsz E9srser ed
iHr7sy ays. The ggssSsr soe ngs
wetens t. g@ak wSth she ansEy
aass . Eaopgs II 81 sse Eag4z wa
wErn1rt sus @neoEzng il ssr hsorTna
sen ard 70 shs beaa "a ous a3nmeus
we bez&ss fhss fbe City Fae8ers sn
the wise ard prssical fhsng e. Rad
ing q deal With MI. Loeke of Nezieo
fer his a~is.riaussSg light plaai ID Aa
city u gives ~ aae FyEtem Instead
q tase, and taaayss a t~wsgStysoas
hosr Light Ehiah Is the major Eseto,
If Importance III the whole lighting
equation And il osrura to ~ that the
city bays the light cheaper than the
city could make IL and gets it at .
price that viii enable the city 10 pay
for the plant without charging The
ceagumers more than ahey have been
paying, 1t Iooks Ike q busy gsod
trade and tie Courier caagratmases
Mayor Brssan. tie aldermen. Hr.
Leke and ae Przir5e Qseen apoa The
hzppy sg If lie esasrgTe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

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life better fqr Eear vfs- Is
daar rs bess far ygar ehlla II san-
assm- a mak Hspstaoz IL seha1h
81 vzn ia parksr j. #
waEg sftE yosr Interests every
n4use e the asy9 Is It laoEiag for
ward further asaH year sya are cap
s baaazag fer zosr sgsErt ard tie
fgHafs * yosr family
u Il Hn tsizk esus xsots so Baus
Togrssf. hrs 81 ait fpr lesng ygzi
arsss Be 9e Then yozr representa-
agsa fef tahang advantage Of yoar d.
asy. Sc; gpgr ta0sghss ts wSrs
ehaaeNang ygsf representatives
Isas A she FaIfaza issas gsink FL
ypa Tie was& abiak EgHr u4y. iii
ata4 il ksussesaa by pour p2AHigity
ara he 8agzs H. Hs wiz aeser d
aayaag 70 wske yog up. whsle yog
dsep BE- rass TIE tEl
Dsn9 expect tae bsssaess mar B
- for yoa- lis may pat yosr shsugf
INTO artSon; he has done ~ man.
times, Bot dont fall back - Deepen
sersee % stealing soms GA busy raan'
Lime ard energy. II is you who hav,
the bigger stake in CIVIC righteous
Mesa The business N needs al
honest city government; but yen nee
sat ard something msze-zH iaatru.
msnt Of constructive welfare n.
baglzezs mlaa has his income, his cap
sal % keep hin and 70 Do u
Eng ga hare any yazr fes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

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snez s sha esrss ~ sthsf aay IS
Iesane e. : train Shsz he w1n inlox-
kstsa
TAs Hasnzszi and Rzlnyzz roek
roaz has hera oiled and il requiTea
szees gaslses & ell besides ass ynrAs
gf SanA
he eounty eourt II Christian com
~ has called ; sper election %
SATURDAY., October 50, Is yuse On a
proposition " tszus ssaoD bea1s ii
srset . nav county cont house il
ozark
J. J. C4uEhn. q c4rshEKe hoy. was
killed while fighting With TIE British
army N France On Judy IS. according
10 nohce received August II from TIA
English Goverurnent u csagfn'.
mother. Mrs ]. ]. saipiey At Car
thaes.
An fs-monfhs-old hasy fell into !
lard can at the home Of its parent,
near Benton and was drowned; fhs
can contained only seven inches d
water.
Al . meeting Of The congregation
Of the NJ T. church ana the " Z
church. south. At Believer. An eHor;
was made 70 consoIidzse the tws
churehes.
A heavy geld watch wss f0uni the
other day in a Platte county corn
field, and returned 10 It's ownes wa.
viii have it restored as . sinepixe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
RECORD or THE PAST
No Stronger Eyidenee Can be had in
Mexirn

Lock wei to their record. What
they have dome many tirneg IN years
goae BY il The best guarantee Of fu-
tare results Anyone with q bad back:
any reader suffering from urinary
troubles. from kidney Ills. should find
comforting words il the following
statement
Mrz H- Z. Crews. re Olive St.
Mexico. aayE: r had baekache and
rheumatic pains. The trouble came
ard went at intervals. generally get
ting mare severe when ! caught cold.
tried different remedies, b1t was
rot helped Deans kidney Pills prov
"a 70 be just what I required and bv
the time I had taken one box. The
trouble had left (Ssztenent given
November I, 1907
OVER THREE YEARS LATER
MrE- Crews said: II use Deans Kid
neg Pills occasionally. as my condi.
tson requires, and always get help
Price zoe, at all dealers. Don.
simply ask for : kidney remedy-ges
Deans Kidney PilEs-the same thai
Mrs. Crews had Foster-MiIburn CO.
Props Buffalo, N. r. Adv,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
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lsy zzesm
AaoShar psbiie meeting VII be
aed the wek If September ell, and
everybody interested i srgsd 70 at
tend The definite date win be an
nouneed later
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

fnms est 81 vars se7
taz q Nxz<Aal tie otdeA seuz
arrsw II psi-t = avte fe
rswrnners n IL counirx. dies = feH
aays ago = iexinrtsa. Sgd = ynu
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pazsea Is aa United ssases IS peas.
age
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b saa.e. ksst a reek ard ess 500
tts r Ms sp~scsa1sr ~
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onrss ~ sasnrns slacs Nay la
ne ssser has apoited oeer = fpe.
* shsae 1nA drbFis e. he fields =
ne hsttnrH lnnds IN Moaitsaa eesnk
The nsw deposit b held n place b
legs and trees and he wrecks q
snlaH Suiheases hist The eurfasf
dreprsd - he water IL he nru
fen n
The route has heeA selected and
work bernn % TIE ozzrh Trails
Roase whirh Is u BE maae ! great
pernshsnt hiehvay frons Jefersun
Ctr % the rsrh rninile ard axrsrni.
tnraI districts - sasthwks Misssur
The osher terminus q the hishHay
WIN Be NeYada.
The Missouri Conferences Of the
Methodist Episcopal ehurch. South.
lconvenes At ChiIlicathe September lst
1t VII be the ninesy-ninth aaHaai
event and one Of the main features
VIII be the discussion 81 arrange
ments for the observance u the tooth
anniversary Of Meshodism in he
west
A stranger, claiming to be . photo
graphers made his appearances IN New
I1ndnn several weeks aga and posed
is AN al asoand good fellow among
the boys He turned out to Be . de-
ltsctise fer the mayor, ard a q result
Of his visit quite a number Of the
young M Of the town viii have fines
to pay for gambling, shooting craps,
etc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

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ssous tosa Fgpe bsrzaan
my It 4 egy psop
pay AZ nsztte * fact frm
n are bsrrgw9 mosy Is - ahle
peE x t1pz We hare 10 Fag
and g. Bose whe tire teWn p@o
pe are wha g So mg Ths
hacks 81 Mexssa dariag sha has g'
h@vs sH Paying s ard r. fe,
measY zfd fspsnag Il 1t the sam'
figures II sfaer " accommodate Aeil
rastnnesk Demagogpsa whe ere vr
ing % make people dissatisfied WoaA
keep closer 60 ahe tae Fsrrar
hare TIE best asearity. ard get IT,
scEest rate 81 interest 81 any eaa
# borrowers we kaga anything as
i'd iris part 81 thee ourfry-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
Stock Notes

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
COW GIVES ) oEJAgTs p.uv

41ENRAE OEHALE
FIFTEEN years ago an assistant ID tie
dairy department Of the University
of Missouri began to keep record Of
the milk and butter production Of q
small Jersey COW. The assistant has
gone and others hare come and
gone, but the Jersey CIV Is stiEl on
the job In the IS years she has pro-
dueed I0sss poulds of milk and s.
900 pounds Of butter fat. or $3.50
pounds Of butter.
Her best years record was 1882
pounds Of milk and 7so pounds Of but
Ter.
During this fifteen years this cor
Grace Biggs. has given birth to ~
calves. Her last calf sold for $500,
and the ayerage for the IL is 500.
About s2,400 was obtained from the
sale Of all The calves. Figuring the
entire mlik production for Is years
al eight cents q quart, the total would
be s425s5z- The approximate cost
81 keeping her was so a year, Or a
total 81 $3.50.
The average daily production Of
milk for the Is years was q little more
than 2 quarts . day. During her best
year she produced . little more than
1S quarts . day.
II the butter was sold instead of
he milk. at the price Of IS cents a
pound, the total for the butter pro-
d~uctiou from Grace Briggs would be
s2.04155.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

WHEREAS. Ebnsr A.
his vita. Eva A Keiser
tain DECD of trust duly nsss
ard acknowledged o. Nsy 4. Il
1908 and fled fof gecoss i, "
81 re- R&egrder Of Deeas a
Coane. Mzsa. aa Mr. ~ =
1909 and rscnnaea n ths
records 1f said eonnty ~ ~.
BOOK q at pssse sE. did o,-,,'
he nndersigne as trree
Lot ere ul r. Roses So
addition 10 the CITY Of
soa1i. ia Andrain CsasrM@
trust 70 secure the narrses,
eertzin prgsniesory no,s L. - i
If trust descslb ~ -
said ncte i past due ssd 80
default IN the pzyneat 3d.
been made BY the signer 49,
NON THEREFORE,, a. IT,
q the legal owner and hoHs gss
nota. and ii pursuance
vision Of aid deed Of tru "
sell e The East front 8oor
eeurt heuse IN Mexico, Missrs 1
ab0Fe described land Or
Friday. Sept. 10. ISIS.
between TIE hpars Of 2 pie1rf
snrenoon nnd i've O'Clock n A I
teEnoon Of said day, for eaa ! h
highest bidder. at public vesaz n
the purpose of paying said ~ Il
costs 81 execHting this raa.
A w. VI. Pollock Yvs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

FDk BVfS WHO GNbN STUN.
The Missouri stsss Fair oEer1 the
yoDng sssn II this Esate Interested 10
lFve sock an opportunity m pay their
wsy to she MEseuFi State Fair The
state Fair Beard oFert $3.50 ia cash
prizes 70 the bess Judges a live stock
The American saadie Horse Rree5ers'
Association offers a beaurfal $50
~trepay ior the hsst Iaags u SADDLE
hprHe
The prize money viii be distributed
as felkws: For the best judges il
earh Of hegs elasse-dFaft horses
and mules, light horses. dairy cattle.
beef cattle hogs and sheep. frzt prize,
SIS; second $40: and third. IS.
4 Bamber Of different farm boyz
Win this rao1ey every year ard no one
alioHed ID compete raose than esee,
80 tie opportunity of winning this
nsoey i very liberal Al ye1ng nseH
riag to test their skill a judging
IiTe ata<k With tire other yoang mea
81 the ftate shosH zend their name to
the szetary of the State Fair. BE-
fore September Is. The coatest viii
gn Monday, September p, TINA
gng ample TIME for the coates
sarts 70 ~ the elzsses judged later
Z TIE regular show. also to see shs
many ether attractions Of the Biz
Miaaozri state Pair. September Is t.
0t6er z
For further information address z
T Nafar, Secretary State Fair. Sc
ds No. or Il. Hzekedofn Colana.
bia Ao-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

THE Ledger ard people d Mexico
want to join with u members Of the
Baptist church b expressing regrets
that d.. H. z. Tralle and family are
moving from Mexieo u Kansas City
10 reside permanently Dr. Tralie has
made Mexieo . MOST useful CITIZEN
ass = jast the krsd n q uaan that
b@lw maks . bigger and better t0wn.
We I'D wah him and biz family much
prosperity asS nseay pears a useful
ne#a il 1ee aaN henae
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

Roy GrifHn and Miss MarS Jesse,
we're married to the Res. E S. Gibbs
al the home Of the brides parents
four miles west Of this city. Both
young people are members Of prom
inent families The Ledger joins IN ex-
tending congratulations and best
wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

IL yoa notice anything peculiar
al'0ut Joe wright these days yoa mas
know that Joe Is now being called
papa A s ard one-half pound baby
girl was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
Last Tuesday. Joe Is Is prond
ias JOAN .. Rockefeller with
all his millions. Both the mother and
child ase doing nicely-Oxden. Kas..
Courier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
sS0M FEILM sEnAIIA

Sedaliz, No. Aug. 2I-Road work
in the northern end Of the Sedalia-
Springfield Highway had to be aban-
doned Friday On account Of rain.
More than an mch Of rain fell Thurs
dap night and It continued Friday. A
fer fakes Of Snow also fell at le
o'clock last night and again at $3.50
o'clock Friday morning The tenn
peratufe al 5 O'Clock Friday morning
was 90 degrees Fires Ia the homes
ard Offices and wraps and ~overcoats
on the streets was the rule Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

ilfs "a
ori'z = tAs far t.,v,I
rss ~eunpslea 70 BEEN -,
ssrirs rallnead to -.
foss ve SATISFIED r. as -,
nos ya = pukihhad la
ne IS apprszina.sly Il.
aniii dtausisly nssled
Passenger car ieasa e..
r e'shssk = n male 49,
tssrs isssisg Naiea a. ~
|lseo p and 80
rnd fusse1ger car ~ ~
abeui Tee : H4ka -
asFs y Ssala p sna rtsn
" slesi trips b.. -
g lie ! . hsdxhs tHr 49,
tafose
Untii eeEsnscsion uark u
ard the psszens frarht -.
rsmsiisd sks trips q tie
ezpeaaIfy ne rsfnsn TINS
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
Fer Sumner Comnlsints

q cannot speak too highly Of Cham
berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy for it has been used By
myself and husband for the past ff-
teen years and has never failed to give
prompt relief writes Mrs. Carrie
Turner, GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Obtain
able everywhere. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

NtR@n sum-
HIGH Bates pf Mexico was a Wis
itof IN Fulton, Tuesday. He was ac-
eOmpanied by Phil ~ Smith of Nap
ION. who win NJ a student at West
minister College this year, MI. Bates
spent the summer as conductor ca
the interuFhan line out Of Mexico. He
said that the track l. completed 70
Santa re and ears are now being run
v that statisn. Mr.. Bates will teach
u > private high schooi al Napton
this year, where students are pre-.
pared for college work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
Resigns i Teacher.

Miss Minnie Stailings has resigned
her place in the Mexico public schools
and viii begin studying at once to be-
0m . trained nurse Hiss StaIIings
Is q splendid teacher and her LOGS win
be greatly felt in the schools.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

Af. and Mrs. Alfred Lisbman, u
f'gngssosA 0h5s. sss he proud AR.
snA % . @a, asvn Tharsdag Tbs
eaiA vac nas8s1 geseS& Bzr4z Lss-
EAa. Mr. Lezs pas xass selma
BArth a tut esy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

Glenn Miller Sims. SIX years old,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sims, Of
North Clark Street. was bitten on the
thigh Wednesday afternoon By a dog.
The wound was eauserized soon after
the biting occurred