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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
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ousdrennlat convention Of Ladies
OF MaccaTJeeg IT the World held IN
Seattle last week said 10 have been
most successful in history.
Judge Anthony Bell. presiding
Justice Of ehildren's court, Perth.
Australia. IN Seattle studying meth
cd Of Juvenile court.
Fred jackson. II. Of $3.50 Linden
ave. bruised Saturday when his BIZ
cycle struck an auto truck driven
by J. W Smiley zli West Ross
place
Charge Of mansIsuahter against
Herman TanhOueer in connection
with death OF Robert Jones. mount
ed orderly o. 18Th regiment at Fort
Lawton. dismissed
Port commission rejects bids o.
Dexter Horton bank and John u
Price 90. for issue ~ s5ii 900
worth OF East waterway terminal
bonds SATURDAY.
LAST YEARS CAR
IT, . staiiiBK. coughing creature
And lite starter ds~.nt start;
Quiet used to be IL feature
New u shake- iis~f apart.
And ~ rafiie.. s4ussAAs and holl~rs
Win a neter-endinx din,
Bul H. worth % miatsn dollars
When yon want 10 " ide u In.
Twenty miles an hour would bust ~,
But II sisiis ~hsa down 10 right.
And you d. nj feel safe 10 uH.t II
Tor a trip bsysnd your gate.
Buf u means q lot mare ga you
Ihst the nnsrest ~ tp1r kin.
And they're always "ont 10 do you
ant In
"a. NJ. &.
Arthur Harmon. convicted Of ar.
son. fined 800 by Judge Tallman.
Fairfield hotel. Sixth and Mad
lson. sold by John Davis a. Co. for
$50 900
Business aetsina slack with
burglars. Home OF Rev. sydney
James. 1900 Thistle st. entered
Sunday. Two watches. box of
cigars. two guns and s32 taken.
John Smith, 62i King St, lost ~
when some one ransacked room.
Thief entered Charles Gorne's
room in Leroy hotel and got $40.
Fred Meyers. maehinist. 1927 Or
cas- st, who stole TO feed his stary-
ing family, given work and pro-
visions
Fay Fits. so. assistant chief
clerk OF local office. railway mail
service. died at 1888 18th ave. y.
" Saturday night
Ford Creaves. radio engineer o.
L. s. radio service. arrived In Seat
tie Saturday: viii take charge OF
local office for next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
GET DAMAGES

a Jury whose forewoman was Ma.
bel G. Brooks. awarded a verdict
Monday of $500 10 Mrs Mary I'LL,
ielWufe. who sued The city for $40
600 for damage to her property.
caused by q slide when Tenth ave.
was being graded near Dearborn
81 The case was tried before Judge
Tnllman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
MAY BEAT VETO

The council Monday will act on
Mayor Gill's veto OF the ordinance
to allow fishermen 90 sell their
catch At the Madison a. slip II II
believed the necessary six votes to
override the veto will be obtained
Another matter to come ~ before
the city dads ~ the protest against
converting CITY Han park into a
public market
4 petition for relief has been filed
by Mike George. who was crippled
while At work on the Lake Union
built last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19

HIaiIs ~ u ibs fine WINE suFaf-
81 % s tbA tke. Z cans Mi Vernon milk
Ese. regular see coffee. Esc 40 stalls
80 ~ Indian Runner duck eggs. dor
tss stamped ranch eEEs. don $50. cut+
tHEe cheese. zoe ~ oiseuarEnrins, Csc
in stall ~. large green pea lee 90 /.
Uea potatoes. Z ibs HbC. asparagus ltE
he spinach. to- isc. hothonss cueugn-
hurs. iee each H1Hii 10 hesf fresh
fhafnod butter sfe ih. ibs ttc, FOIL
cream cheese 4kc ~. staiis eg-as Leaf
lard. fghe D.. shoulder iamb. Ice ih. .
liHA sausage ace ~ iAmb chops he ID .
hams acc u bacon tkc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
EsTf.skT

STAT sea cane corn. peas or tomatoes
ftrs pumpkin or squash. Zee can. stall
Ste cans Caraatfon milk. fIc. itc can
kare ssFar. Aeess ssAli ga. fresh snlBaeh h.
lbs sse. geed asparagus &c ~ Stall
So. best fhabsrb. lbs Ice. good celery.
kc bunch dr. unions. I lhs lee. Stall
~ nss Euxfish sainut. isc ~ large
Kraps fsuif. = Tor SEQ. juicy lemons isr
dos, stall - habitat. ihs. i&e English
saiss &c 80. Chinook salmon. lee 10
siaW iss. ffesh ranch eExp 2sc dor Nar-
Mualan scat cheese. sec III iimturReF
cheese ese lb sfau tes peanut batter.
ihs f3c, tnarnaiHds fso ~ cottage
shess~. ice 10 aAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19

aisH q lbs fin. white suraf tEc
STALLS -. g. fresh paKfsaFiSed milk %
as 4e o. Stall e. Use fresh roasted
coffee ice Do stalls ss-sA. fresh peanut
butter iar th stall 80 large cans
tsiik sae stall a. Zoo cream and ea3e
Sc stall 1917. lamb ssew and dufnpiinKs.
tef ttAh 90. apple butter z ibs 9&e
stall 30. Zee soda &c. : cans Tomatoes.
sse stall 81 fresh salmon. lee 10 stall
"a, honey Ice comb stall ~. Eastern
bacon. gee b-ih pals compound. Sic
stall 1887 hatsxnA sausage lps 9se
Stall ~. ise fsiiles lee Stall 6. new
honey. . eenhs sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
Trawler Torpedoed;
All of Crew Perish

HULL. April ie.-The Grims-
by trawler Vanilla Was torpe-
doed and sunk Sunday, II was
learned today The crew per-
isred. The trawler Formo
brought word OF the sinking.
The Formo tried TO rescue
the men from the Vanilla but
was driven off by the subma-
rine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
PUBLIC MARKETS


Stalls 1s-ag. breakfast baron ite 10
hams i3e ID. round steak isc % 7 buns
aieHh zoe 10. pure lard Z ltk 9ac stall
fresh toasted peanuts Tee D. walnats.
Joe 10 apples Zee don bananas Ibr
dor grapefruit. 3 fgf tae Stall sse.
peanut butter Zoe H.. fan cream cheese.
feH %. : cans milh. 1bc. very beet butter.
aoc ID lbs tbc. stfieiiy fresh eggs. 3
anE tsc stall 3. ffssh. crisp tadiHhss.
heHehes o., green onioHs 3 punches BE- .
dfs onions ibs Zoe. asparagus. he
the. potatoes lbs zoe. lettuce. b. head
dollhouse lettuce. punches b.. fhgbafb.
lhs Toe green peas ibs ise. spinach.
ite 500. sWssf potatoes. lbs 4scs
eurumhsfa Iar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19

stalls iH+sg frssh churnsd butter. see
it pesf IsfseY. ihs. bGn. frssn eFks 2
dos abe stalls tk~T8. ibs macaruni
sar. fhs navy beans stc 80 bars Of
soap str Ice Pkg starch. g.; SIC gTs-
arFres atc. ehe salad dressing rec. stall
ia Florida oranges. g. each swest rata-
toes ihs ite stalls p q g. T. steer
500 roast f0r and tg1ar ~ boiling meat
voc ih shons STEAK lsr Ib h0ms-rsn-
defsa lard ne s4r. eouatrX sausage,
zee ID stall ius fresh pasfeuFsseG milk
a. a.. g. ~ Ief iasY.s bread. se. 2 for
t4rs layer cakes gee each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
ACREAGE
20 MS tAND
tNI az SEATTLE.

0n eaunis fasd fof $3.50 part rirh
alder iand au ideal ptase faf
dairfins ana pnuurf raHfh
eipsH ta school ems depot Terms
farm fof man employed ia Hr
wtfts AH Wauts a fnunffF place.
close ln f4f taia. Improved alth
uaa cottage chicken houses
sell an fenced fH minutsa
walk ta fffff school and sfarrs
Terms go fafh SO monthly
Take rauutf fsrrt a. Madison
PORK direct Go kirkland rsil az
uarha a FaffaFs ofnce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
Josh WISE SAYS.

MRS. Judd rosses~n 10 pux-
xlec at tn hard luck they're
havin' tryin' ter force In Oar
oanelies. She says they must
be a real tender sort Of veg
essble."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
PERSONALS

Il % PERSONALS
I LONELY gg,trs Ntiss,, a.. 81 ..tge,
ta8. owns nigs. eamfartabls hafes fss
| acre. ftnssf wheat f.ea s.as psststs
| eeast wurth $50 900 Income sseaa
yearly also large bank account good
disposition essy e. sst sfpus eith eni
MAJ raeF man y bstkhf hHnafasie
r'tls4s ah" atah'e "t "ansktus
fnRsftf s1tsssftANE @'fe peffls liars
w -as rec ah'est'as 9s,se ihfsss'ss
r.rwsie<tsfe ~ - sss...s,.., s.sis
.yt~. nef .a.,.s,s.tt astf. ,a.te- 4.
xvwt,gnn
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- - = : Z. y =. = = - I've IN ~
ANNN th"Ns@aas NsAhhl whl hstff
y. $40 Has .s,.alliss' fs'isi.'i.s
~ .e.,on' 80 Neslstn .lae. DIT.
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"ftNtNW 81 -. "oAia WAe - b"eF
mktHs SUI hH "HtNRtaH" Z"
t A"A"f y "h4fet nant Fttt"hfs
- Z : as t9lt Nasssss sss .sse ~.
~ snaeshs y Y tsats ICES Fisst ~
VAN-rEp -frs..~...5s.. f....t.. ~ ~.
ft~e,tr,..,t.,s - -. - -,
ainagisu wauaaa. nas abaut sf sears
uia whn IN November. 1905 resided a.
nr near tof tsth ave Seattle. ama ahn
set@a - ~AHess % fhs @iil ~ Mts
MaFf t*Hef Ash deceased Address
~ lesNtst v h1~sh zee tsth =
MANtgl'mtNu nsassagn ASH BATHS ffns
press Hoist tsaatn. sss.ssa. itssA
1hlfa ave
FITS eufsa nr aauaHsHF ~ stHtuIs
diseNverf particulars free. q tsspsas
use leland see Milwaukee VIE
"a 4fsl ~AE Nc 49, Is -es. - -
LADY same axs. sus that has .esne
asnuay ngatsitnanr ~ saitrH Address
n.se star
ktsnEWtr Araadinattsh sIAam naatd
itks POSITION - baaa~ksefes fnf Mtasa
-, 30 ahieettaHs e uhe fati1 Haessi
ana f~tinFa smast rn@@ address y
tlta hgft Ave kfyfett WHsh
W"hNtN" MAJ assffs aF4HaiHtanf" 48
mssfifaentaliF inrlinsa ~wfase. @ai aver
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20, $500. $3.50 s.,,.% -. - -.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19

TWO MEN waht land 90 clear. part wash
part land Address bstf. star
POSITIONS WANTED faf good. reliable
tnFW that Ww San recommend Cos
Eafdenlns house cleaning 90 any slfis
manual labor tshuns itsacun SIS tta
tel Liberty titT
WANT coWbWOOn to Gus. ts8 fafds ap
Address pssa star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19

Make fauF selection fiHht aWeY Cath.
east Ia aik arc selling rapidly Thuss
no fhuHse ilfsf ehnasr beet ouiB at
mtaHiHs ride hs ftaiu af auta Ws hats
srkHfai uifv ffasfs Hfth houses f~aaB
~ occupancy Easissf Kind ~ towns
i.si us take 3au Vat lhis week.
wNxr WHEELER
aea CaimAn ulaek Maiu 1851
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
M AMl r SUMMER
B0AIRDERS Z?

What's the matter
With boarding IN the
country this summer
ThatH the question
young men are asking
each other these spring
days
Aud If YOU have "a
home convenient 10 a
trolley line Won have
an opportunity Of He
curing good summer
hoardera with little rf
fort
A Star Want Nd IL
the answer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19

Edward ], Fisher, theatrical
agent, WAS appointed saturday By
Mayor Gin on the censor board. lie
succeeds Ben Ketcham, former
manager of the Moore theatre. No
successor has vet been named for
Or. Sarah kendall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
ADDRESS OPEN FORUM

The Open Forum in City Hall park
was addressed Sunday by +. 3.
Tryon on the principles OF socialism
and by Richard Mansfield White ON
the referendum against the vicious
laws passed by the 1915 legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
Braves Beat Boston
In a Holiday Clash

BOSTON April 19--The Braves
trounced Brooklyn today in the
first holiday game of the National
league season. II was Patriots
day. The score:
Brooklyn ........ ....e . q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19

- CHI Nas-c- R-K-E ~ :
- stop the Fty
let n touch with oar direct
~ from saeisrs .se yeu plan r. q
49, wut save YEA IS 20 So p@l
Y cent on All batiding materials
- We operate cor owa factory.
- and make tmmeaiats stiH'
meat from largest stock 10
West
MI Wfndew screens .sstsss ace 40
sash Tor half winaas~ screens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
sNAr
4 amALL noMn

Only blocks north - the eitA limits We
Offer uuurtef.arrc tract ~ cleared,
level land improved With q 3-ronm
house The owner ~ auxiouH 90 sell.
sud has made price - $3.50. on terms
u 80 rash and $50 per month.
OLE HANSON CO.
slt New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
10 ACRES $3.50

cisg ioam wtth usfnE easter mos hard 81
Improve lu 1ant aiststet urAf sthaso
ard netEhhnfs Hl-ad Wee
Tsttns tst cash ESQ Maathi9
l. J MARSH a CO 1909 80 AVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
10 MALE HELP WANTED

EXPERIENCED neNs pausr solicitors
wanted fef a. y II soliciting snd
eountfy wpfk Apply e. 70 " Parish
Circulation Department. The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19

- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. zee up
screen doors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is up
t-era.. panel rear- Is stxe. ......ttt 10
Same toe paiuttnx % siss. sniyb.... %
Cottage fruht asars ........ss Is up
spy Nene>r interior doors ..,4... So up
s.piv veneer intsrias eoeys ...... lee az
Nsw Cr4r-s mau intsriaf dears 49,. i.sp ae
Ssv Craftsman treat doors ... rs ~
Cottage sscut wtndoWs ....... ssa up
i-txht tFsnsem t....4.s.. - ~
Hunxaiew easement sssA ........ 50 ug
Complete tnefGe winaee trim ...s. aa
Ceruptets inside dear trtsn ....t.. &c
GLASS PAINrS Huft pfNr rarrH
AND HARDWARE oSE.rufup LESS
ASK FOn CATALOGUE NO ~
O n WILLIAMS CO,
SASH AND DOORS
NY Eless ANn Main AnAr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19

Batteries Bell and McCarty:
Strand and Gowdy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19
RENTALS
30 BUSINESS CHANCES
ACREAGE
wANTED-A nuYER

WANTED uffyfTp
g.. A,tsst-nt .t..s i, ...-
tt ~ t.t. - ~
t -
- ,.,..s@, , ~.
- -
100 -. s,..a,l
500 -. t......t ~. ,,,....,,,...s.l 49,.
-HHt "t'HaftH w ANH" ftffat" f"tHNf8 fNf HHT
money mater Tor some ons vsha -
hnasn and lata far a 1918 auto E.p4a
senaer with efretrie starter Mu.t y.
= good car No AGENTS waited tshart~,
nufns Darlington wash
"a Tsffflss7- - T..-,i
,t,,ttas ti-....., $50 T.
fs.r..tat.s.f 80 ,si,s 49,
60
~ -, Nh@i - IN cf@p balance aiashsi
ana 5000 pasture, neatly az fine bot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19

NEW PIANOS FoR NKNr. RENT AZ.
Piled ga purchase MsYeT ronsF. sta
fFafsN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-19

-00am str retiatrh for rnrti es4bam
daily Ludlow Port Gamhl. darv
except issnengar ana aiNeNrept
SUNDAY lneints On Hona rrn1i stona',
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28

WASHINGTON, oct 2S.-"The
visitor to northern Michigan after a
quarter of century would be start
led at the changed aspect OF the
country" remarked c. NJ. Loud. of
Alpena. Mich, at the Raleigh. "Twcu-
ty-five years ago the forests Of Mich
igan We're a magnificent sight but
they have been almost denuded Of
trees. and today there are thousands
of acres stripped Of everything re-
semhling forest. In many instances
the land has been turned into sugar
beet cultivation, and ultimately I
presume. the forest land of that
part of Michigan will be used for
that industry. Twenty or 80 years
ago thousands Of carloads and ship
loads Of timber were shipped from
Saginaw. Bay City and other lumber
however. does as the secretary of the
engaged in the lumber industry now.
THE soil of northern Michigan
seems peculiarly adapted to the rails
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28
PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN
FOR INDIGESTION OR
SOUR. ACID STOMACH
IN FIVE MINUTES! NO DYSPEP-
SIA, HEARTBURN OR ANY
STOMACH MISERY.

Sour. gassy upset stomach. indi-
gestion. heartburn. dyspepsia; when
the food you eat ferments into gases
and stubborn Jumps your head
aches and you feel sick and miser-
able that's when you realize the
magic in Pape's Dapepsin. II makes
all stomach misery vanish in five
minutes.
II your stomach Is In continu-
Gus revoltt-if you can't get It regu-
lated. please, for your sake try
Pape's Diapepsin. It's so needless to
have q bad stomach-make your next
meal a favorite food meal, then take
little Dlapepsin. There will not
be any distress-eat without fear, It's
because Pape's Diapepsin really
does regulate weak, out-of-order
stomachs that gives It its millions Of
sales annually.
Get a large fifty-cent case Of
Papes Diapepsn from any drug
store. It is the quickest, surest stom-
ach relief and cure known. 1t acts
almost like maRic--it is a scientific
harmless and pleasant stomach prep
aratlon which truly belongs in every
home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28
SEATTLE Henrs McAdnn.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct, 2S-Secre.
tary of the Treasury McAdoo deliv-
cred an elaborate address at a lun-
cheon of the Seattle Commercial
Club in advocacy of construction and
operation of a merchant marine by
the federal government, the vessels to
be available for naval auNiliaries in
time Of war.
Secretary McAdoo and Assistan.
Newton today visited the site bought
several years ago for a new postoffict
at cost of $4,000 and which the
treasury department has rejected as
unavailable. The tide was in. and the
site was covered by eight feet of salt
water. 1t is planned to sell the ground
for what ii will bring and To buy
other land better suited.
Secretary McAdoo and his party
win depart for the east at 7.1o O'Clock
tonight, making no stop until Helena
Mont, is reached tomorrow night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28
Ia GRANDE COACH
TALKS BEARISH OVER
THE P. H. S. GAME

LA GRANDE, Ore. Oct Is
Coach Reynolds is stymied. Next
Friday one of the very hardest games
Of the year will be played by the
high school eleven at Pendleton, and
his first-string team is knocked all
awry Some fast physical repairs
will have to be made if the coach is
able to drum up anything like win
ming team. When the squad goes tc
Pendleton Friday morning. ii will
carry with 1t dubious prospects fol
victory. Were the game week lat
er, the mentor might get his hospita
list back into the game, and be al
the heighth of striking power, bu
this week, not so. Andrews. one o
the best defense ends in the game
this fall hereabouts, is out with e
lame shoulder and very probably vii
be out Friday If he does get Il
play he will not be at his best.
There is some question about che
nault. the man who has advanced
| fastest among line pupils, being abl'
to play Jimmie Rosenbaum, center
has a bad knee and 1t appears i'm
possible to get him into the play Fri
day With the side pass. centel
has added responsibility, and though
Young Mcdonald has been drilled
some, he has not had the experience
of a big game on his shoulders yet
Furthermore. Rosenbaum has devel
oped into a splendid kickoff man ant
his loss will be felt severely. 1t il
just possible that a couple of thes'
men will be able to play parts o
the game but it is doubtful. There
fore We say. Coach Reynolds is sty
mied.
Another actual fact that adds Il
the worries of the coach is that Half
back McGinnis has not recovered
and will be unable to play Friday. O
that there is no question but in th'
other cases. hope still remains tina
the men will be able to play at leas
a portion of the game.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28
NEW COPPER ORE is
DISCLOSED by SUNS WORK

SEATTLE. oct 2S.-The hottest
summer known in Alaska, melting
the snow on mountain tops for the
first time since the purchase Of the
territory from Russia, together with
action of a receding glacier, uncov-
cred and exposed near Valdez and
within II miles Of tidewater what
Charles L. Peabody experieced miner
and pioneer of the country, declares
to be the greatest low grade copper
ore deposit in all Alaska
The exposed ore belt is 1000 feet
wide and three miles long. Ira
verslng this ore zone are eight dis
tinct strata of schist and quartzitC
from 4 to goo feet in width. freely
impregnated with chalcopyrite, car
rying values from to per cen
copper. Also in the same belt is
found a great quantity of malachitC
ore carrying a copper value of S7i
ton,
Peabody came from Alaska on th'
steamer Northwestern not to sell 10
cations. but to purchase machiner,
and tramway equipment with whiol
to develop them
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28
Bond Bros.
PendIelOn'S Leading ClOthier'

for the products OF American forests.
In his report on China, which has
just come from the press, he reviews
m detail the lumber situation in the
great oriental republic Mr.. Smith
is optimistic with respect to China,
believing that the future will wit
ness largely increased use OF Am
erican woods. The population he
says lis slowly shaking off the old
order Of existence and turning to-
ward the new-toward greater agri-
cultural and industrial activity-ab-
sorbing new ideas and adopting
modern methods With increasing
development along many lines and
with the extension OF the railroads,
with their civilizing and trade-creat-
ing effects, there must of necessity
come a larger. wider call for lumber.
The United states with its durable,
esasily worked. and comparatively
cheap timber. will, with proper pre-
cautions, control this trade"
Yet, Notwithstanding the cOnfi-
dence here expressed and the fact
that the United states already gets
about half Of the Chinese business,
Mr. smith sounds note of admoni-
tlon. He points out the desirability
Of a standard list price, advices clos
or adherence TO grades, touches on
the possibility that new competitive
sources of supply may come up, and
emphasizes the need Of direct repre-
sentation in the Chinese field and oI
campaign OF foreign education to
acquaint prospective purchasers with
the superior qualities Of American
woods.
Mr. Smiths new booklet is en-
titled "China and Indo-China Mar
kets for American Lumber and is
No. 1O4 In the special agents series.
The practical pertinent information
contained in It includes many tables
Of import and export statistics and
careful examination Of the situation
in each of the principal markets,
Attention is given to railroad demand
for timber. the market for boxes,
barrels and shocks, and practically
all other aspects Of the trade that are
Of interest to American manufac-
turers Five cents is the price OF
this publication obtainable from the
Superintendent Of Documents Wash
ington, d. c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28

ing Of sugar beets, and this industry
was being developed when the demo-
Gratis passed their tariff law placing
sugar on the free list. Naturally the
owners of land in that section dis
continued their development Of the
sugar beet business and considered
other uses to which the land might
he turned. If the democratic party
centers but there is scarcely a vessel
treasury uggests-continue the duty
on sugar-there is every reason to be
lieve that the sugar industry in Mich
igan viii become an important one y
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28
IoAW Doe, lo%

Little four year old Finley Jay
Shepard. Jr, the adopted son of Mr..
and Mrs Finley j, Shepard (the for
mer Helen Could who until his ad-
option on Thursday was known as
John Doe 104, alias Austin McCleary.
The little blue-eyed, fair haired
lad, who has been taken into the
Shepard home at Irvington, n. Y,
is founding. He was discovered
by a policeman in September. 1914
sitting on the steps of St Patrick's
Cathedral in Fifth Avenue, New
York. and after all efforts to estab-
lish his identity had failed. was sent
TO the st Christophers home at
Dobbs Ferry. In visiting the home
Mrs. Shepard became much attached
to the little fellow and finally decid-
ed to adopt him as her son.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28

General French has described the
salient driven by the British into the
German lines north of Lens and It
is shown in the accompanying map
II will be seen that the summit of
Hill 10 and Hulluch were not held
The recent violent battles have
been fought on the north line The
British have tried to capture the
whole Hohenzollern redoubt, OF
which they now have the main trench
and the quarries, in which they have
a fouthold. German attacks have
been delivered here in an effort to
smash the whole salient
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28

NORTH YAKIMA Wash, oct. 2S,
As Frederick Mercy, proprietor OF
the Majestic and Empire theaters in
this city, was starting with his fam
lily for an automobile ride his two
year-old daughter fell from the ear
and was run over and instantly kill
ed.
Two children were in the tonneau.
Mr.. Mercy was compelled, to turn
sharply in getting away from the
curb in front of his home The
clutch engaged suddenly and the car
ierked violently, causing one Of the
rear doors to fly open and permitting
the child to fall.