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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-02
Tigers Begin training.

DETROIT. Mich. March THE
Tigers battery artists reported for
work today at Gulfport, Miss. The
rest of the team will follow in
week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-02

NEW YORK, MARCH 2.--Mrs. Mary
Mason Hasell Berwick has figured In
another International marriage and
now is the bride Of Adrian Bakhuy-
zen, scion Of distinguished Dutch
family. The bride is a daughter Of
Lewis cruger Hasoll, descendent Of
John Cruger. mayor Of New York In
1879. in 1903 she was married 10
George EorwiclS. heir 10 SIR Robert
Berwick Of Cumberland, England,
the English baking power king.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-02
Illne, ~ -

SPOKANE. wash. Feb. 25.-Taxi-
cab companies were exempted from
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-02

Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Calfee last eve
ming entertained several OF the young
er members of the Methodist church.
The young people assembled at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Calfee in John
son street and spent a pleasant time.
Refreshments were served.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-02

Baby parties are growing to be the
fashion in Pendleton, every week see
ing one or more gatherings OF the in
fant society circle. Yesterday Mrs.
j. II. Dickson entertained for her
little granddaughter. Mary Louise
Dickson, and on Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Sam Paine was hostess for her
little daughter. The baby guests at
the Dickson party included Elizabeth
Jane Bishop. Betty Bond. Margaret
Marian Chessman, Burke Hayes,
John Chloupek and Kenneth Living
ston. The mothers and a few other
ladies were present. At the Paine
party the guests of little Miss Paine
were Jean Frazier, Amy Elizabeth
Aldrioh, Dorothy Stephens, Betty
Jane Eager, Betty Bond. Corrin Cal
avan. Billy Clarke, John Chloupek
and Burke Hayes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-02

Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Rice expect to
be able to move into their beautiful
new home on North Main street dur
ing the latter part of this week. The
house which they have occupied for
the past seven or eight years on High
street will be taken by Prof. and Mrs,
A. C. Hampton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-02

Mrs. II. H. Hattery win entertain
the members OF the South Hill
Bridge Club tomorrow afternoon at
her home on North Main street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-02

Mrs. James Johns, Jr.. is expected
to arrive home tomorrow morning
from Portland where she has been
visiting for two weeks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-02
THE NEW SPRING CRETONNES ARR
A BEAUTIFUL ARRAY
Shoes 4Oc DR..

Sizes from 1-2 to 10
We have gathered quite an assortment of odd
pairs of children's shoes from our stock and
shoes that have sold up to $1.65 pair, but of
fering them now for. pair 4OG
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-02
36 in. Crepe-de-C Chine SOC

Especially adapted for underwear; fine,
sheer silk crepe in white, pink, light blue and
yellow; washes like linen. The Yard SOC
c.I- N-nA nr-rrr,,r. c.rrr,c.r-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-02

Dress Goods. Very popular and wears to beat
the band. Comes all size checks and widths;
so good now for Spring; SO to Sc inches wide.
The ward SOC m g, 90
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28
DR.. S. X. HALLAM
NAMED HEAD OF
CHARTER BOARD
FIRST MEETING OF COMMISSION
NAMES CHAIRMAN AND ALSO
SECRETARY. AMOS RICH.
SUB COMMITTEE is NAMED TO DO
ACTUAL WORK, AND is TO RE-
PORT LATER.

e Seven of the fifteen freeholders elected
ia frame a new charter putting Browns
Vile under d commission form of govern
ment will constitute a subcommittee 10
draft the charter. using charters Of other
citieS and towns 10 compile the rough
draft. The outline Of the charter will he
presented to q called meeting of the fifteen.
and changes will be made conforming to
the opinion Of the entire body.
Eight of the fifteen freeholderS met last
night AZ S:l5 i'll the office Of r.. b.. Rent
fro. They were: Amos Rich. :. X. Hallam.
ID. III. Cummin~. Saunders Gregg. q. IL
More. r. b. Renttro. and j. II. Scott. l..
Cobolini. who came early and found no
meeting gave hi~ proxy Ia Z. II. More by
telephone. making q quorum Of eight. Dir.
:. X. Haiam was elected temporary chair
man and Amos Rich. secretary.
A suggestion that 4 Subcommittee ~ 7
number easier to assemble b" appointed 70
draft the instrument wa then made and
after the temporary organization had been
made permanent DIR. lIailam appointed r.
r Rent.ro. Amos Rich. a. WAYNE Wood.
{. II. Nor. Saunders Gregg and J. I. Ca
nale~ ~ 4 committee Of seven, including
himself ex-offcio. Any three of these are
empowered - transact business. II any
one If tie committee cannot or VIII not
act the committee can itself I'll the va
cancv. The committee and the -ub-c"n-
mirtee will meet subject tn the call of the
chair.
The selection Of DR.. Italian - chairman
came not nrIv through hi~ being the senior
m-r.bcr. tut because AZ a member Of 4 SIM
liar COMMISSION last year =" familiarizcd
hlm>rlf with thc charters NJ many towns
and citlr~ under commission government.
ana u something NJ \ lar expert. That
Loul- Cahnlmi and +. II. Williams. super
mt,n,i-nt uf tl" wafer era i"ht depart
rIrr,. lave IIrttrd \ Nod, charter adapt
ed to what they consider 10 be the needs
81 Brownsville was brought ont III the
meeting. Mr.. Coholim "oe~ 7" Galveston
next week a'1 ,lnu". work NH he sub
comm tee. MIR 80. ah~. r"i"- > city 81
hrer. was no. :.anri MI ti' MT ~ tn
teen when the lit Ut candidates WA am
nnunced. However the document t"holIuI
and Williams have drawu up Viii y" used
bv The drafting committee for reference.
The ideas uf both men command the rc
spert Of those who viii draft the charter.
Discussion NJ the probable plan d" M.
submitted ~ th- voter ~ Brownsville '-
n substitute for the present aldarmam~
system wa- confined ii gcurrahtic- W I 7.
night meeting. Sentiment ~ far an car
b. Judged by conversation af thc mrr.ra.
tavor~ 4 commission Of three paid men.
The city manager r'.n not thought hes
adapted To Brownsville" hy the seven pre-
ent. However for hr Hr1I Judgment ir-
terc~ted citizen .lG-t await 'hc r"un!"
tion OF the charter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28
Spy Mania Charged
Responsible For
Funny Inciden!

- @f~M.f A''' A L-H
Rome. JnIy ~. THE -ry mania r
spon-ihle for a number ot humorous mrI
dents III Italy. Two guards IVY thr Carur
Alps entrusted th, ta-E ut watching 4 iu
gyrou~ pass ~av " man booking around Hd
taking note-. They -prnH= lt huH "rIrir-
him to follow them immediately
where do vou take mc. asked the ,af-
tive. ITO Headquarters. where t"u SHAH
explain what you were -pyua TIr
NOR guard left hi- companion nH duty Hni
pushed ahead with tAr man Keeping iI
hand ON hi- revolver ready tn frr a. aims
suspicion NJ escape. uu, inside tAr r
ant house adapted for iIe u-r Z. th-
commander oI thc troops. .he -t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28

centage~ above and below these would III
dicatc variations from the normal IN spell
ling.
DR.. Ayres finds that intellectual abil-
,tie~ are distributed IN much the same way
among people W are physical traits. Just
n there are few dwarfS. many people of
medium height. ana very few giants; 80
there are very few exceedingly poor spell
ler~, many medium ones, and a very few
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28

> MEASURING SPELLING ABILITY. :
.

Seven ont 81 every loo third grade pub
H. school children can uot spell '-hn-,"
This and other curious ,vidrarr- of the
special problems Inherent W thc trachm"
Of spelling ARE BROUGHT uni hy Dr. Leonard
=. Ayrr-. VT thc Russell Sage Foundation.
IN a study ,.,-t publi~hcl
a. 4 result nt ruinlinmG thr tour most
extensive studies that have he"n made -
identify the words commonly used IN dt
tereut sorts VI English writing Dr. Avrr-
has ~lcrtcd the 900 words that constitute
90 per cent M the language ordinarily
used. This selection wa made from var
ion~ English authors. from four Sunday
newspapers Of Buffalo. \. y. and from the
hu~inc~~ and family correspondence MI
over 5000 adults. The nhicct Of the
study va~ 10 develop 2 -riic for mca~ur
inc attainment w the spelling ~ common
words nu the part at school children"
Cooperating with the riiy -uprrintcnd
ents IN : cites Of the United Ntatr~. Or.
Avre~. made II possible in accurately mra
tested ~ an aggregate Vt l.l0o.ooo spell
ling~. secured from 10000 public school
children. The result. according ~ Or.
Ayre~. made i possible 10 accurately mca-
sure spelling ability and to compute the
amount of Improvement IN spelling the
same words from Grade 10 Grade.
BY "A scale 81 arrangement. extending on
n line from q To 100. spelling ability il
easily and scientifically determined. For
example. nine words Of most frequent use.
VIZ. .'the." m so. mo- NOW. man.
'.ten.' bed" top" revealed that second
grade pupils. On nm average. spelled cor
rectlv - per cent of these word~. At the
other extreme Of the scale the words
Judgment" recommend" and "~allege"
were found t. ne spelled correctly BY inst
% per cent VI eighth grade pupils. Per
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28
COMMISSION
WILL SERVE

That the" majority of the member Of the board of conmi>,oner TO frame a new
charter for the city ~ Brownsville will lend their unqualified support in the effort
to give Brownsville a charter Of the first class i Indicated by statements made 10
Herald reporter by members Of the committee whom IL wa possible 10 see. No gat
enthusiasm + evident anong the members, bur all seen to feel that Brownsville
present charter has served it, time and should N, replaced wrh something more
modern in the form Of nuaii1al govemurrt
Most Of those seen touched strongly n"n the necessity for certain municipal i'm
kind Of men that would have ~ b. obtained e. make >uh z form of government 2
success, pointing ot III the same time that no form ut government 4 successful
without the right men to conduct it.
- A. Graham. NJ j. Shtry and r. H. Cmgcr members ~ the committee. are
cut Of the city and their statements therefore were NOT obtained.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28
Urges , q Commissioners

IoIIN tOi'lLINI-"I think q board f three paid comi~ ~imr~ would fol
uw thr. rMn best. adapted u Brrvn-v hr conditions MI. need rr Improvements nt
uuuN and v1ou- kinds. clrlaHv street and sanitary hlcru,mn. H. ~, far as
hr lrrr department - p lc ron-rtrrl: m ms upn"n We have XVI law abiding and
preferable i,fralon. and there ~ 10 particular ~haEe-up required in the present
approving the fire apparatus and personnel Will We well invested. 1t will reduce the
insurance ken rate. and pay Tor itself in that WAY u> last an improved Galveston.
where have Iu for the past fortnight has inst arranged Y" add two more fire en-
eme- 10 her equipment Notwithstanding that they nave already the best fire depart
nrtn the state. They know that such ar investment !. self -pnlma"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28
Favor Commission OF Fire

Macedonia !. GARCIA-I ~ not know whether X. not snail vote for the
new charter which the new board Of fifteen or which Will serve. IL to draw M
1t viii depend or vhut sort n charter i- finally Submitted to. the voters. Will say.
lrurNrr. thai ann strongly m tawr of commission overnmeu favor Y com
mission IF five PAID men five instead Of rec. bcau~ three would be easier to IN
hurnrr nd control than five ~ tn what improvements II expect the commission
government r. maxi i It ~lrcrcd~M the present system: there are t" many thing N
Brownsville NEEDING correction Principally. think. We need \ GOOD park. H 'h"
city really canwt afford t, 10 1T under any fmm Of government I think the citizen
onht tu contribute m pay for park and playground. Brownsville should br deeply
ashamed ut haun. WV parks"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28
Strongly In FaUOy OF Commission

{. H. MORE-f shall certainly serve OF the cfarter drafting board flavor
commission government strongly a commission f three paid members believe Will
~. best suited to Brownsville. If the city could ahri il should prefer five com
mi~~urer~. The city manager plan puts too much power int" the hands Of on. man
4 paid manager checked w u commission t three unpaid Gnler. H. not 20 good
| think. a a commission IF he paid members. am strictly IN favor Of bettrme|
Brown willie W the quickest and best possible way rnwn~vIl needs more paved
streets i ia crying shame that % be able to emy = park We in ownsv must
eros over the river to Matamoro~. Fairgrounds to- keep the children off the
~trpt-ht the lit of things We need ~ to" long. want commission government -"
that We can get such things and get hem quickly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28
Wants Municipal Improvements

II. A MONNEEN+I will serve on the charter committee Among the several
forms of commission government nave not vet decided which think best suited to-
local affair. Commission government viii find many things to remedy and many
~rhr~ nth capital and initiative need ~ hr brought into Brownsville All through
tME part UT the city lying at the edge of own here j. not q square foot Of mod
cn sidewalk and little sidewalk If any kind The street comes t. the very door
-- XVII the crowded mp houses. The ncatc-t III huuehhdcr~c cannot keen clear IN
der such conditions. The streets are lower ~ the ceutcr tn al ia. edges, and the
dust work up III ridges along the line WI buildings. wl-rf fronts are really " the
street"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28
Would Investigate III Further

:. X TALIAM-"I was appointed on the previous board by MAYOR Browne
and studied several charters at that time last fail However. shall coutinue to
investigate and not until have studied further shall decide which fom Of com
mission shall favor when the charter drafting board begins its work. would
sun up Browr~VH'~ needs in one phrase: More efficient service IN every depart
mrt Of the city City courts should he given greater power. and the city should
have tH cortrol Of policing within lis limits and should enforce it, owl laws. II is
inefficient u drag what would be a roHrrcourt o~" in another city. md one to be
settled instantly. mot the county court. Ah resulting dcv and rXpn-c- A. to I'M
provemcr-: We want the hest that the fn mral state t the city will permit. without
nn.HnaImn Un tai nnNr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28

excellent ones. Few words ID most vi our
work when We write. Fifty words cOnsti-
tutc. with their repetitIon-. one-half Of the
words written. The child who masters the
| 900 words on the scale given will make
no spelling errors IN nine-tenths of his
writing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28
Success Dependent On Men

j. b. SCOTT-"Athough am working fourteen hours = day now. am willing
To- serve on the board Of fifteen frphmdcr~- taVor u commission government. 1T
the r4ht men can bc had to ml the conri-"nrrhnr~. II not il will he " much
waste of flor o." irnc IL new charter Everything depends on the character of the
individuals N whom the government III vested. md III they are ~ Tit men the system
j. no better Scr having three paid men instead od q dozen unpaid men at the head
Mi the municipality"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28
Wants II RIM Like A Bank

IT. CANALEN-"It q conui.mn of three paid men, under the plan fay
can run the ~y a- \ national bank IN run. shall admit that the commission \
r better than the present arrangement. ii not ~ might better have let We'll cum
alone. The present city government r Mi right"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28

Sooner or later the wise fish run
across a bait that fools him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28

mi WAYNE WUoH-"l will serve N the board VI frcchoIdcrs will
commission government and. more particularly. q commission OF tlr
hrr--hu-nt-- men, mot politicians.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28
Wiz DgUOtc Time To IL
Ill SerUP On The Board

p H. CuMMINS-I will serve on the board 10 draft the commission. Further
than that have nothing t say"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-28
Would Study III Further

SAUNDERS GREGG-"l Shall serve willingly on the bo;
sion charter Before express amy opinion ~ which conn
shall have d" study thc question further
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-30
seeOnS Grecf.

Ole iogenanrtte misunderstanding"
Seuernte lit MN III Sieier gandbar.
idaft been6et.
1ram Gbas. 9elm unb &tnoer,
BON SlpenspiIle, beianben lid, porise
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mon0ten.
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rem poriae @ode. beiifs speiie, u
unferer Nddjbnrfdnft.
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befan6 iib poriee ISOLDE gleidfahs
urter Ben bieiigen 8eiildertt.
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boben fiirsIid, ieOer eiuen i,eiier
INTERNATIONAL Spreaoer gefmtft.
Gs trent inns berid)ten aal fornen
lbab fid Jrik 2inttenneper. tpeIdel
lieii Elm ponr Mon1teir an Mbetnrs0
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-30
@Kabo Means Good'
John Ell. Helmers
Hermann, Mo.

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altf Den @rnn6 nieSereebronnt.-
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der Seftigfeit ~ausgebrod)en, bdB es
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belt.
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lSt. gbarles. $40.
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.35.
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aus BEN gDIfsblait fribcrcr Sabre.
gpr 40 Sahrem.

Die @rartb S,trp erbebt eesen
ieSes ser @itgIieoer Der Sallen.
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gpr 30 Sahreu.
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brrnit-bie booiird en~titanbenet
8erlufte iiberfteisen $20,000-6as
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-30

ieneidt Die bette @abe Glib Garos
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-30
sdhten gsrbanoIanssa.

@esclmdbiee gerfonunlnng ON
26. Sui, 1915. Gas 8rotofon Der
porbergebefpoen, reeelmdbiaen. Der.
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sraae Seller erbriidt Sspdtaas.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-30

iismns seIitten bot, iest mlf benz
@ege Der @eleii1tg befinSet.
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|de BON ct. 2olris asaetotrmtetl, Inn
|ein paor Gage Bel ibrer angebori.
gen alr D~erapeilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-30
Canaan.

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