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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
TX JOHNSON HOME AsnV

Tse fS1oxinr lsfter From J X
Fahasan- 80 kKs hecn on a triq "a
asse E.sna Stxr state rissstne rslp-
Grss- VII ss rcaa wrA inserest by
sss many friends iz the county
Dear Nsws-Hzvtnr returnt'd
hasre. and seeing NY formcr iefte-
in rAe NeSs- ! VII nv sna tel sorne
mr-e q ny visit g. Soufhwcsi Ter
as II - thirty miles fru-n ny sro-
eht--s = fhe rirer. Hus ne wert ara
c1rrTes srz tAree nirAts- had iots q
fish and saw more fun thar Carte
hHE sEfs IN ths long ACo when osts
were rset ne river boys were q
soIly crsxE They cEne 20 hes9 rs
see . GOOD tine. and We saw H. There
we're twelve p@rspns IN eur rrove
buS seso-e we lett the cAaP there
we've zur Pe-Srns In cHzF- There
are sscs of Wild turkeys and sore
Ses- or tne-s. AT the Sooorz v,srzic
and ssz-@ecBs there WIS h l1--re as
ss1nA,y q p-uTls. some cu-nfnr Ssv-
srty nszles- and there were mere ar
s1< fhEE ever saw al on plkcr- Tie
c0un1-F - rOurh. 5ut TIRE EutS Is in
evidence eTeTFwhsrs- NOt rrzch
farming 6oue ouf there. hu1 wnh-
c-uus sBv we're rood Ar0r1d -
Dorado X Is smooth ant the oats
were flue. making 50 bushels % the
Er-s Souc-x Is a wet ruwn- and
WIfs saw SNAKES srerywhsre. even a.
ter ne boG-5ec the train she saw
srs h5E 0na on a rock hF The roa6-
sS6+ We sasEpe6 az Denton rN'c
cars Hn6 visited the famous AIhz7ce
MI Tnsy make al Abundsnes %
fins Ter. and Rise have bottlnS
works ant make see. We saw the
Girls Inc1sr-fsf School bzl6zr rs
ant g-OEz5s. also The StHxe Ns-E Al
bul1lnE- Thsr Ere AZ snsz im-e1ss-
pe1too is a EreE- school uUTn Az
riElzE hs-1s. We were greeted ~
may friends and f0uDd- cur bolns
al o K and t1- weeds fiou-ishlzr
cut ~er.ds fer All the fun I rot
- x JOHNSON
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
PssSYrTON oF GFFsNAS>
NoE SOUTH or vARssAwI

ne s1ub8Ssr rszIstEDse Which NE
E,l.ssazls E-s offering tn NE A1st-o-I
Germans nne The sarwBnsz Wi-fi
xE5rh dhs fo-c@s q roe inr16e-El
IEre Nser 1@0e 10 n5vs 1u-Irg thcl
past Sew dzrs. hEz Jed NJ lie belief
II sozne cER@Sers that NE GermEn
supplr 0s <uurMfi0n is ssrlnEins
u feed the sfterr q rne TrIrrsrts'o
s-7vusr5s ana rllHt RuEsss NAV yet bs.
Esse 70 save -ne Pnlish eIs6tlL
Pwr50us s1pensnns wlih German
1aot5ck. however. hEs been .h-r a
saev11r 6vwn was fuzlswst sSon BY
E-ea.Hr sfa1rs. snd wt~r F1e9t Mar
shR3 Tun Mhrk<1son has cunuDce.d
ms prsssE1 operations II DE- south
Czsz- FsslE NHrahIzl E'sn EIndsrtsrg
3 sTVsUte6 r., rsrsw ms heavy hioNs
~ TIE Ns7eE --ant
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06

The firms cf Gibson r rsoELsu
real estate and loans. and Fred
HATle. 9sEsler. are this wseE n.sF-
ing their place ef business o1s 6por
west q Isezr old location. into the
building r~neuf1y oocuEaeS Sy erzfz
4 Green's confes1i3ns-r. Tie new
quarters are being rsno6eae5 inside
En6 a partition built Ihs T01g way
o. fh@ ro0A. giving Gznson & DOVE
en- 80 nEH and Fred HARE he ctr
sr hs3f - ne sUlldiaE TIE chznes
Is mESe 70 s-curs larger and better
quarters y has ben 1Unousu-.
Nho WI ocruVF he vacated guAr-
tiers
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
CARpo rRoMtsEs
GKESr ARNIvAL



sfr1tsor DSy. TIE bie parade ~.a
take Tlscs a. II o'c5scR. Hnt in i1is
WI BE- dcrorh-es hurcies. wsr0as
Iutos. Ins 1otts. sesides ho-seancs
-attrs. and othsr urusuEl feEtures
me cuctr wsl lut6 tfss rt-nse lr a
rhHraei nf rIi and GOLD. and Nsn -
crowned il from oi the Grand stand
ti unon Ths hiS ruslns contest BE-
GINS a. 3. and EffsrSard WI be ahe
erlrlnr and 1'Hccs a. the rrHrR. At
night Nln BE- a dance ant recsriion
"a ths oues1- Whicf NJ rsrH1 any
ihlrr Ftd had. and n is fertrrs
T-'uhEhlE mnrt tg3rse6 thEr ana NJ
sass. THres ur tour VsraIntn teams
waI Hlso 6rgl Tor Tr1zss. and MS
means a bis tA3nc
F-56Hr is Cld Sscsls-s' and Eons-
Camlnr DIr Es-s zlu ht founa
mEHy old CHa5o riaseus come home
10 see TIE foIFss here IS vhs1e al
frsenas mess tns1r olt friends ->are
WI be spalR1nr before and =s1tr
noau a. the ptr1iar. band concerts.
Hpa othsr thinrE 10 irit-ssa and rSzs
The time an5tyIhls
.Sr1urauy Is Tr-zs Taking DEy. Tt5s
dsy WI see the winners in AZ .anes
q sxh1htS. ant he rnoneg WI -
pI56 ihHn.
The grounds and han VII ht sll-n-
didly lighted. SO ttHf NIGHT viu ss
Is h-.rhs as sEy. and ne people raa
en1HE the sane thinrs. even fAousn
thsa- xurk cLls thsm elsewhere sur-
IN ths 6Tr.
Exhzhlts El-sbtr hEvs N,esn csn-
lng in and fE The tine he CE-IirHl
hsrins TIE ExhIsai EEE WI ss tllst
wath szhlhats uf Al IrEzns- - 7rc-
eDr1x
M Fash VII Re here w1fN MS
Sovs' Cu-n Cgrhs,. and Mrs. FEsh Sdl
give GINNING and conkirx ,dsmunstra-
uuuS Sere-Al large wfoiestls-s al-
20 VI hHTe eIt1nlrS 81 lhfa- 7roc-
ucrx On the C-vuD1s. 50 1hI1 he eth
uEt1onA1 fsEtE-es WI bs he.1ar thar
srs- bHtn-s i Is MT p1ss7sle 10
EiF< IN The scrPt ut MS E-z5uls E-ry-
ding Nu1 al tL1lz1s os xtrf - 1n
srurs tor Tie J.eurls xihe ruTrs 10 fAs
Chdd5 Cu-n Carnival.
NJ admission w1l be rtH-res 70
TIE C-uuD6s Tou cEn see ever
hing huf The sb0ws Ina tn -uTsrr
ruures1 vi1hUr1 rnE1. ana CH6ts cnr-
diEIlE iuEifes srs-TuDe 20 cu1ns nnc
see The Carnival n Is CEc5S's tl1ns
70 r-sHHt- and we believe tiIH- fhuse
whs 90 unns wT7l Re ven rsTvui6 Isr
1bair tine En6 trouble
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
THE KANSAS CITY
LIVE STcCK MaRER-T

Kansas CGty Stcc8 Yards. Angrs
S-cxtlle shippers are not sntisiiez
w1th praces. an dns cstile are MAJ
sne ceot gains on grass. receirss c...l-
cnpe Erhi fof shs ume st vear. Tg.s
szTgly TO-DAY Is S.tbh hs16. ans ihe
ssuxers showed more irtercst. rsvanr
sr-onr Tasccs a. first- the mArRsa g.
nRlls elnsrr 10 Aisber thEr ycsa ~
dEr Fsg r.rsne carrie cane in- ruf
su1us a4fH Poup5 ssctrx sold 81 50.
Anhourh S1t wonld Re paid Ger ~
s.ess kind Kansas pasture ch-f1s an
Il hrhi sug1liE. fsw Good af-crs
raSD a. 1890 ps.unts. al see 20
S-t Seven cars nf lorr tis1Inr q.
ys1tlt came ln fruGr fdhho. the ss.zrs
ssIinr a. Ssk 1lst puunas hvtrzrs
r0ur cars of Celarhde yx,Hrs.nrs
trour1s Ss5. soc ruanas. Hnd ao-s
slrsics uHIrt hslfs-x brouch1 = ~.
set.der buyers hid 50 Ter na.ay
sfrs-s todHy. hui pHckc-s rnised tne
sag Hns GOT The cIt5is Grod fsea
srs weirhinc 800 a. 115b poun5.
hri-A Tvs 10 set. and Inc bulk o;
i.rs stccE stcors ssl az SIS 20 r-sN
Eu1rhs- rrrlle E-s firm. 3nrlnd ~.
rsaot native -ogs a. soc % f-TS. o.
Efucb Cows. rrHse5 IN KHnsEs q
gtb % 4rE. ana good narre hsECr,
~ SIS 10 rnb in TIE guErEn1ins
Eisisiu1 o1ls seventeen cas- crrus ir
az ms5Sls slasf star. saesFs n sia
- T-fb- The rE-fsc Is IN q hsai- iy
crDdilon, cue 70 TIE mosfsrs1s ~
O. ITS. and pEscurs cHr1ls s-a psgl.I
urg a. prssea1 7-5res- Pr5ct rsS67r-ss
n.s-z ts 3 S-Ess hEsis mus csns It
e.. ~ snous- l.s-t euDs-s Ei.-z-s -.
-hsy WI hEsr rI1nc6 some pFhEfs
ana lmTruv%s ~ VuHli1F - ~
crt1ls apuu<h y rsgry .hsIr -
y s's5tSe s.,szss e IN the yrE-ka. N ~
G-Ess GSTzls Torx snl6 10 - =
AiEhsr toG4r, ueceFcs 1000 Ha1d
Ho-s 1E5ers far EEhs hrcx cam. n 1in,
Eastern ttEa-z thEz crzl6 Ss fzilea
Gna prsuarLD. II n sht H- ? ssr-
we've Suurhi ~ eH-tE Al 7ss -.
T-45. FBriha-s pEsd NJ - r-ss. nsse
l.sKrF hsEK a. FSb 60 7-gA Tus
suTgoy - hsss 81 EHsner1 9ota-< is
EInHD. E1d -l1Tnenrs ~ srser Sus-
a-x WI pt bsE ~isr than hsl=4sfUrs
--hs 5mF-v-e7s-z n ne us-R.s 80
doub rsEnlf ID lsrrsI supTd5% IN
The 1mmstisrs ruf1rs Sheep a-sd
Ian hs sold hE-sIv FsaaSr ssS1r- ps-
rsdTts -bbb bend The nEl1 ruuzzsn-
Inen1 -odEx WIS sanirnrer1 q EEEs
A-1zuuB lEnhs- 81 p~En<s. wEdoh
solt sarEarff Er -SD- NEriFss @sre
fl-ar rlnr Sls5. Cbudcs Western rE--rs
lambs w5rl1 h-1Hr 20 10 IS rs1H-4srt
advance u rnsse prices. Fs1 e-Ws
h-1DE k-Tz hrz-szElnC SEes $50 se
50. tsed1EE znres Uurrh L-1znd
.--k = A ZTCKAET.
KE-rs1 Cr-responG GsEz
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
RSNKEI-S To nISCVSS
CRoF FgyANrING Plan

Jassg'h H1-suh TrrsssssHt q tx
Tszzs SHus BKnxs-x AssSiHnSr- to-
rsthsr vim NHrhEz AdxEs- eaEi--
nan ct rne Tt1Ex BkIs<rs' WH-'e-
sBuss colazstte-- hKs iss'rea 3 cSN
for q conference q mI the Iresi-
Se1ts of hEzksrs- Esso<iE-Ssrs IN tse
aourhsrn States ET5 5e1srztes frvTn
ne csshrsnx horse RssCriHt1uns Of al
ne sesutherz reserve CT,ss and c5s-
tim csnie-s 10 ne htsd n GElvessou
.Curuz IA
The EurT.rss o. the cunEerercs Is
II s-rznizs a r0urs7Tsu rore-nssu1
zarlunr al suuthe-u htEa#--s for -ase
ETrSuzI mB-ksalrr 81 the c0trsr
u-rp as ssHsrn. Tie caeH-fIg holTs-
es uf ne lE-1rtr ant Fr1nripIl ritiss
al 1he SoutA- hive AlreEcF rrurniss.
fxsd- acsire suTpu-I
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
COLONEL VIII --ST7CK By
THE FEosGEEsSTTE PAKrT

Acnor dzrE - b message fruu crs-
ter BEy. 9udunss Rsusrr-3- hEs-En-
nuunns6 rfEf 3ss VIE --sz5ck by ne
PruEressIrez. ard Edrisex sverrans
sass 70 90 Ek-~dse- THs~ ruauls-s -
snea L EEz1auerr w4jch fulvws-
As regards rne PrpE=zares, VT ,
hare En11EDrssS cbslT fnfHD15DE -
sn-aIlnr as E-Tuhli1rns IN mrs
S-Its. Mre u1rRinr 70 sEr. szrHpt
-hE1 ! 1nnE = fzs been fine ~ r1HIa
"a mLEs Lhe ErsE1 tfEhS hey hHre
made aE-ng r1se 1Rsz three Fes-s -7r
T,--DE-essirE principles. and ! an sz-P
rhEr E-- nrr1nE ruHs-sEr75orslr n
tbs seq rhsy NV uhs Eut VIII 1ss
purpose r,f Euirr WIKI 1bsF s-snsi O.
Is II So usEfrl IL 1hs uarurH Erry-
Esradlnr M fssrTfrf5uns a.. p
wum5c f,s iuI5,nsE1.ls fur me r,vseix
10 lzre 1hu1 step ! shan srrau ~ 2
F'rar-vsHirs. and f HIF MN "a ms
sruze rEEes mF Berirs. shan Se visl
hln Elsp n sn-rl Es 4 Progressive
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
cAnno wtrT-R sTrr kT4oN

Monday ricts tht CITY rcrtivca zs
urfsr fru-r the nrrart TCt End Lirnt
Company. Ct tls Ctade Fowvr Com
nHry. 70 90 the punFinC fo- ~ cesls
thEusIrd gallons. the cuurFary 10
fur1ish her owl rEmrs and power,
lus C4sdo VII hxrs te furnish me
fItsr. This vprI5 uHAn cpsa a.
sometlanr INV yfsD a rn1srf- sane
months 81 woui6 ts Tsors and sore
months lesS Ru1 clEtfe IN slin
s-iu have 70 Hsfsnd % ne fihor When
s-uIls ara in Cpsrzriuu u.-caS9u Her
zss.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
BHyDITs AND CxVALRr
CLASH: THREE SLAIN

Brownsville. Texas. August a
lard Of Mexican rziders. reported
surrOnnded north Of this city BY the
Cnsfed States tr0e1s and p0ssenAn.
according 70 the best information,
hzs escaped
TIE raiders. Efce- a fight with tAs
treops and the posses. In which Phi
vE1e Mcclure was Killed md Private
Cr-rfs wounded. AID IN which ths
Mexican d-zd Exs vRrioussy plsccd
Er from twelve 70 fifteen. we're 7e-
syor-ed s1Srr1rhed in the brzshv
sSrntry at-ouf eighteen miles north
O. here. bui When the place WIS rush
ed late this afternoon the United
States froops foz1d oniy six saddisd
hSrses ana one extra saddle. Only
two Msrics1s are now believed 10
hare been killed. While two have
been CAPTURED. 1nL these two refuse
10 talk
Marital law is practically IN forcs
in the region of todzy's fighting ard
eTe-F fE-u and rznch IN the Ticini-
" is prepared 70 resist further raid
ing on the Ear1 of renegade and bar
dif MsnczaA At the same time the
posses and the esrzlrzzen continue
securing ths country IN search OF
members o. tie gang. which. sp3sr-
emily. has taken 20 the brush afont.
County Dffirers who participated
IL RE battle claim 70 have rsrognis-
I'd two of the bandits as escaped
prisoners froEn the Cameron county
san Eho became refugees in Mexico
sbOuf rwo reSrE are
Appeals have been made 70 the
War Department fer 1.58t troops 10
pstrol TIE border in the Lower RiO
Grade valley. and ths Governor of
Texas has prosnlEs-1 10 DO anything
in his F0EsF % secure sdditisasl
treoEsk
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
LEECRAFT No LONGER
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONERS

okIsAona City. Ausi 5,s-o7eninE
tAe ncw Highway Department guly 1.
A. \ LeecTHft. Who saSs as ccsnnis-
sonsr for the,Ast month. collected
more than ssb.obb for the state sor
mstnr vsh5cle tErx and licenses. ae-
cordgne &c q osmpilation q receipts
nsEe Sunday.
ny L8eerrAti Monday went back
70 Eds old position as secretary ss
GoveTuor Williams, ard George No
bel. E1ti rvcentiy Stzts game ana
Nsk ~Ar5en. becomes hirnwKy con-
rnisstczsr. Mr Nobel viii be nc
cee6ed ~ John cheaowefA.
Il esElsrs SIo. .ePs Win BE raid in
tn the state hirhvxy department in
a nex4 tAirey days szsG Mr.. lee
szft -Sov nat rhe department
IS orgRnzzea and publicity has been
g1ven 10 ne new good roads iaE in
an parts a. the state. there ts 10 res-
soz WAY the Suto1r-hsle owners
Snculd nN swarm in with arpiicx-
tlnGx-
During ths muzft he ss-re6 as the
head q tie highway department Mr..
Le~crHtt signed Ts.55T certificates
o. reEist-ztson On automobiles, e-S
on motorcycles Re took scknori-
e5remenf er 1882 intIvieuals ar
plying for rsCisiration-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06
VIII LEASE GE1DER HOME

TIhE handsome Order home. o.
Third ArsnUs AZ the corner q Cedar
street. ElE Be leased 1o FIRED RgnSls-
10n. lnEnEEsr q ne Durznf cutton
On c1uSsuy. and M PsDdleton and
FANNY VII mDre hsrs from TevEs
EbDu1 thF middle cf DeTf meath zDd
nEks Darart their y'srmsDesf hoins
Mr. Peodlssrn hsE varied b1Einsss n
ss--s.s IN Texas. az vel ss IN De-
rzsst- and has always mslntsinsd 15s
b1ns AZ FarznerFril1s
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06

BessHns-. 4irh-Nhsn ADcr~~
LuVl6 End ms fEully returned hoEns
f-pm q rBE on one af ne Dsight-Srs
fhsT suE1se hu-e essae IL ths gresn3
where rhs huns orgh1 10 have besz
TThH Eruuns hHd gwen EWHF and ins
fuuss Ind tHIsn lr1o hole 200 's-eI
5ssg. me re=rli 81 III cd ssfL
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06

lGusE.rss uhR-FrInlss L1y-
20 FsE-s did. iF making a EznLu ra.--
time -s1manr h me p,l fssaeE Tze
bsErF 1ifrng is 6sDs ~ r-zDes- s-u-
the El-a e-aref her seam ant IA z.ie
10 De ans rsf me a,=sa -iiasrRsn en- N
ttif ss,rr5un l.f rle nDuntrF.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-06

N 1naiAs MAJ os1s me- kssact IN ma
hecsuHf ~ ms touir and lnEnEipe eNer1 LALA-
1--WE EkoMo QULNINE "a berleT than osaisE.sy
1fu1Eltt and oses nDi rEnEt nerwunnneas nas
ring lne n heE1 EcrDerrbrr the frIl nnlne aud
ioe,E tr rns HlEnnturr q n ". GkOvE. 2sc-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-13
society Girl onens shon.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, May CT just
love business life, but I will never coll
.lect bills" said Miss Katherine Van
Bnren. st Louis society girl. who on-
ened a "baby shop" here where are
displayed children's frocks and baby
dresses. which she herself designs and
fashions.
"My friends have been Just lovely,
Miss Van Buren, said. "I am delight
ed with my venture. except-oh, !
hate the financial end Of II!
IL hate to have to send bills and
statements to my best friends. |
would rather wait and let them come
In and pay me whenever they please
but I am told that is not the right
way to conduct a business. l am in
business life TO stay like the feel
ing OF independence that goes with
business life, and would not remain
idle again for anything in the world.
will not take In a business partner,
they are too much of nuisance.
Miss Van Buren said she is not in
favor of woman suffrage. and has no
desire to vote She likes athletics and
good candy and is, as she herself de-
scribes it, "just plain girl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-13
TOO WELL KNOWN
TO FOOL UNCLE SAM

Mr.. L. B. Dewitt, local agent for
the Standard Oil Co., after reading OF
the several instances of late where
letters addressed to the Letter Buck
City, Oregon, have been sent by the
postal employees to Pendleton and
reached safely the parties for whom
they were intended, today informed
an East Oregonian representative of
similar incidents that have occurred
with his company.
"a letter addressed to the Zero
lene Oil Co., posted at Odessa, Wash
and another addressed to the Red
Crown Gasoline Co., posted at Calex-
leo, CAL didn't bother Uncle Sans
servants one bit. The writers knew
what they wanted, but didn't know
where to get it. The directions were
definite enough for the postoffice ser
vice, however. and without delay the
letters were delivered in each instance
to the nearest Standard Oil Company
station"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-13

LA GRANDE, Ore, May 5-Five
out of nine units in the Umatilla rec
lamation project that were thrown
open to filing Saturday in the La
Grande office have been filed on by
Hermiston people. The expected rush
for these desirable units of small de-
nomination did not come. Squatters
and prior rights were of no avail and
the first to file got the plums.
A total of lis acres was taken up
by the men who filed, and there re-
main about that number of acres un-
filed on, unless the next mail at the
land office takes up those claims.
Those who placed filings upon the
tracts were all Hermiston people, as
follows: Otto Sapper. George W.
Prior Charles A. Keller, Mark Nea-
deau and Hall Miller.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-13
LOCAL PASTOR Of THE
BAPTIST CHURCH WILL
ATTEND CONVENTION
REV. Il. II. CLEVENGER To BE
ONE OF DELEGATES TO
LOS ANGELES.
w. w. HaFrah Is the Other Delegate
Who Will Attend-He and His
Family Are Already i'm California
Visiting Fairs-Mr. Clevenger VIII
Leave On Monday.

The Pendleton Baptist church will
be represented at the Northern Bap-
tist convention in Los Angeles from
May 10 to 26 by the pastor, Rev. E
r. Cleyenger, and by w. w. Harrah,
well known farmer. Rev. Clevender
will leave for California on Mon lay
evening and Mr.. Harrah accompan-
led by his family, is already in Call
fornia visiting the fairs.
The Los Angeles convention will be
Ia meeting of the Baptists of the
northern states and it is anticipated
that large numbers will be there
The denomination claims about g.
600, 900 members in the United States
and is leader in the Christian world.
Many universities and colleges arc
maintained by the church and are
witnesses of its aggression. The
church spends in the neighborhood OF
100000 annually in missionary en-
terprises.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-13

LEWIS, Kan, May Cigarette
smoking is not being done today by
the young men OF Lewis population
700),. as the result of the action OF
the young women of the community
In refusing, beginning a few days
ago, ito accept the company Of any
young man who is known to be a user
of cigarettes"
Several days ago the Anti-Cigaretto
Booster Club, having in its member
ship every girl in the Lewis high
school and most of the other young
women in the town, was organized.
Resolutions were adopted pledging
members not to speak to persons who
used cigarettes.
AZ church services. when the smok-
ers lined up at the doors to escort the
young women home. the girls march
ed out in a body, refusing to be es-
corted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-13

Under the leadership of the Amerl-
can Humane Society OF Albany, N. Y.
Sunday, May 2S, will be observed all
over the United States as Humane
Sunday The Oregon Humane SO.
ciety has issued personal appeal %
all the churches Of Oregon.
Humane Sunday will be observed
all over our country with services in
the interest of the work of this So
ciety, which is to prevent cruelty to
children and dumb animals.
The week closing May 2S will be
devoted by the American Humane So
ciety to humane education work in all
the schools of our land. 1t is hoped
thus to reach the great mass Of reH-
gious and educational thought for
the cause of mercy and kindness. Per-
sons interested in humane society
work should address Mrs. F. w. swan
swanton. Board of Trade Building,
Portland, Ore.
The oregon Humane society re-
celves recognition in our state and by
a state appropriation to carry on its
work and prosecute cases of cruelty
under city and state laws
Another phase of the national
movement is that the entire week
from May II to 22 shall be devoted to
teaching kindness to animals in the
homes and schools.
The observance Of BE Kind to An
imais Week" will include special SER
vices in schools Of every description,
public addresses, and the preparation
of essays and newspaper articles by
school children, and others, devoted
to the subject of kindness to animals
and the recitlng Of incidents show
ing their intelligence and loyal SER
vice. In some places there will be
exhibitions devoted to horses, dogs
and cats or other domestic animals;
/ also work horse parades and similar
/ functions 1t is needless to say that
the subject Of our duty to wild ami
mails and their proper protection
should also be given special attention.
In one state, at least, it is proposed
to have automobiles go through the
state for the purpose of distributing
humane literature and encouraging
the formation of new local anti-cruel
ty societies as well as to stimulate the
activity of those already in existence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-13
Princeton Gifts large.

NEW YORK, May 6.-Large gifts
we're announced at the meeting Of the
Princeton University trustees recently
as follows:
Mrs. William Church Osborne ot
New York City, s125,0OO to establish
the Dodge professorship of medieval
history and 100000 from an anony-
nous donor for a professrship in
economy.
The committee to raise ss5O,OOO to
meet the conditions of Mrs. Russell
Sage's offer Of like amount reported
that s2OO,774 had been subscribed.
President Hibben also reported gifts
Of slO6,202, divided about equally be-
tween endowment and current expens-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-13
Chaml,erlain's Iiniment

This preparation is intended espec-
Tally for rheumatism, lame back,
sprains and like ailments. 1t is IA
vorite with people who are well ac-
quainted with its splendid qualities.
Mrs. Charles Tanner. Wabash. Ind.
says of it, Il have found Chamber
lain's Liniment the best thing for
lame back and sprains l have ever
used. II works like a charm and re-
lieves pain and soreness. 1t has been
used by others of my family as well
as by myself for upwards of twenty
years" 25 and so cent bottles. For
sale by all dealers ADV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-13
CALIFORNIA TOWN TO
VOTE ON BOND ISSUE

ALAMEDA. Cal, May 11.-Today
Alameda votes on the proposition Of
issuing bonds for the Improvement
of the harbor and public schools. The
election was postponed from April Il
until today because proper notice was
not given Of the balloting on the
previous date and any election held
under such conditions would be ilIe-
gal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-13
LOSS OF APPETITE
Nest Successfully Treated BY Taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Loss Of appetite is accompanied by

Loss Of appetite is accompanied BY
loss Of vitality, which Is serious.
1t is common in the spring because
at this time the blood Is impure and
impoverished and fails to give the
digestive organs what is absolutely
necessary for the proper perform
ance Of their functions.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the old reli-
able all-the-year-round medicine, is
especially useful in the spring. Get
1t from your druggist today. BY
purifying and enriehing the blood
and giving vitality, vigor and tone,
1t Is wonderfully successful in the
treatment Of loss of appetite and the
other ailments prevalent at this time.
It Is not simply a spring medicine-it
is much more than that-but 1t is the
best spring medicine.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the rich
red blood the digestive organs need.