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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
SDecidI TO The NPtcS.

Special 10 the NctCS.
Jackson, Miss, March 9.-After a
sensational all-day trial before the
state board of health, on charges pre-
ferred by Mrs. R. f. Russell, that he
tried to employ improper methods,
aided by DR.. F. NJ Sheppard, president
of the railroad commission, to secure
a temporary license for DR.. w. N.
Moore Dr. Willis Valley, state san
itary inspector, was exonerated by a
vote of five to three.
The vote was taken in executive
session, following an open hearing,
when witnesses were examined. The
board of health resolved itself into a
trial court, DR.. VALLEY and Dr. Shep-
pard being represented by attorneys,
who questioned the witnesses.
The most sensational incident of the
afternoon session came when DR.. G.
R. Stinglly, state bacteriologist, re-
Senltu Qu0StiOuS VI ptOhO
Devours, of Laurel. DR.. Stingily's an
ger was aroused when Judge Devours
remarked that ut is peculiar you can
remember what, DR.. Valley said to
you in conversations, and cannot re
member what DR.. e. Fl. Galloway
secretary of the health board, said
His face flushed, his form quivered
with anger. DR.. .Stingily arose from his
chair, and giving the desk in front Of
him . resounding whack with his fist
exclaimed in trembling voice:
"NQ man can tell me that | am 8
liar. and I don't propose to stand any
insinuation from you or anyone else
7 refuse to answer any such ques
tions."
Judge Devours was taken by sur
prise. and DR.. Stingily resun0|1n11i1
seat. Judge Deyours said tha
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09

not questioned Dr. Stingily's veracity,
but had simply made a remark.
During the day DR.. Sheppard, DR..
VALLEY, Mrs. Russell, DR.. Stingily, DIR,
Galloway, DR.. F. l.. Watkins, deputy
state registrar, and Louis Howard, OF
West, were put on the stand and ques-
toned. DR.. Valley and Dr. Sheppard
testified along the line of statements
they have already issued, adding that
when they asked Mrs. Russell about
temporary license for DIR. w. N.
Moore, of Cybur, they did not intend
to imply that they wanted her to put
one over on Dr. Galloway, by not call
ing his attention to the fact that DIR.
Moore had failed to pass examinations.
The board, in voting, took into con.
sideration the intent of DR.. VALLEY
in the conversation that took place
and found no evidence upon which to
base conviction.
The statements were at times con.
Trajectory, especially between what
DR.. Valley and DR.. Sheppard had to
say and Mrs, Russell The latter de
clared her impression" was that II
she wanted money for putting one
over" DIR. Galloway she could get IT,
In executive session the board up
held Dr. Galloway's stand in not grant
ing the application Of DR.. Moore, TAX
ing the position that long establish
ed unwritten law of the board OF
health that no one who had failed ir
examinations could be granted tenn
porary licenses saould continue to
/ prevail
The exoneration of DR.. Valley and
DR.. Sheppard was a matter of graft
fication to their friends, one hundred
of whom came here by special train
CONTINUED on Page Five.)
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
HATTIESBURC FIRM
WILL BUILD KILNS

A battery Of modern fre.Woof brick
kilns, to be constructed of brick and
reinforced concrete, is to be built for
the Cybur Lumber Company, of Plea
yune, Miss.
Contract for this construction work
was let today to the Burkes Construc-
tion Company, of Hattiesburg. Sew
eral similar kilns were made for the
lumber company by the Hattiesburg
firm some years ago.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09

Washington, early mornno
President Wilson, Navy Daniels TODAY or5eraa ~
ships OF the AT anuc Fleet Vera Cruz The
to be left to Rear Admiral Fletcher provision being a
CT the vessels shall bea flagship high rank ba, ~
n eA- -
conditions in Mexico admittedly
not bettered % a - ~
opon here concerned the United stems
afford the Protection
The told of the
to Mexican leader 1t is practically
treatment accorded foreigners 1t
the policy the United renubIio ~
the President last ni,b+
the question of sending 10 Mexico
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
Boy Scouts Going
on a RegularHike
Friday Afternoon
WILL LEAVE FROM THE COURT
r. HOUSE SQUARE AT 2:45 49,
O'CLOCK.

Hattiesburg, Miss, March 9.-Boy
Scouts of Hattiesburg are going to
give their first open-air exhibition in
public on the Court House square
next Friday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock.
Also the first real hike which the
youngsters have taken, since the for.
nation Of the organization. will fol.
low this. Young Hattiesburg's heart
is all a7futter as result of this an
nouncement, made today by Scout
Commissioner Hightower.
A line of march will be formed by
the patrols, which will be led by the
fag-bearer. The scout masters will
be with each patrol,
To take part in the exhibition, and
to accompany the leaders on the hike,
1t will be necessary for every young
ster to provide himself with a drink.
ing cup; three or more feet of rope,
and a staff l IA inches in diameter
and feet, 6 IL inches in length.
The exhibition will consist of the
following tests:
Practice scout pace
Following the trail.
Scout craft and what it is.
Rope tying contests.
Scout drills.
Scout yells.
The hike.
Before any youngster will be per
mitted to leave on the hike, he mus,
produce certificate of permission
from his parents or guardians.
Announcement also was made today
that applicants for membership In tn,
organization will be examined for tn,
Tenderfoot rank in the rooms OF tn.
Commercial Club at Gas O'Clock mex
Saturday night Forty-five minute
later. all the Scouts will meet in tn
club rooms 10 engage In the knot tyin
contest. The local scout executiv
committee and all scout masters ar
requested to be present at this NEE
ing
An invitation to the Scout counc
and all parents to be present and wi
ness the knot tying contest, has bee
issued
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
Evelyn to Testify.

New York. March s.-The district
attorneys office today announced that
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw probably will ap-
pear at the trial of Thaw in his behalf
In previous proceedings she testified
against him. She is quoted as saying
that she believed him prosecuted and
is now willing to help him. The jury
has been completed. and his tfal on
the charge of conspiracy of escaping
from Matteawan is proceeding.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
AntI.Frat Law Urqed.

Washington. D. c., March 9.-The
constitutionality of the anti-fraternity
law of Mississippi was urged in a
brief filed In the United States SUI
preme Court today by attorneys repre-
senting the University of Mississippi.
The brief says that the state has a
right to govern its own institutions as
the legislature sees fit. The case viii
be argued orally within few weeks.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09

} only one vessel, the batt,eship Def
aware. has been at Vera Cruz for sew
eral weeks. but five warship. s;i, s
IN that vicinity in a few days. 1t had
been planned.to send the Delaware IL
guantanamo soon to join the Atlantic
fleet in its spring maneuvers. AS
result OF the latest developments, the
Delaware viii remain at Vera Cruz IN
definitely; the cruiser Tacoma left
Port Au Prince, Haiti, today under
orders to proceed Immediately to Vera
Cruz; the gunboat Petrol already is
en- route from Mobile, Ana, and the
cruiser Des Moines, is bound from
Progreso to Vera Cruz, whine the gsn-
boat Sacramento is at Tampico. Other
available light draft vessels, more val
liable than battleships in tropical wa
ters are the gunboats Wheeling and
Nashville, held in readiness with the
armored cruiser Washington in Hal
tien and Dominican waters, while the
entire Atlantic feet of 21 first-class
battleships is at Guantanamo within
two and a half days sail of Vera Cruz.
Mr.. Daniels gave this summary of the
position offthe warships, but declined
to discuss uture movements.
Crisis Reached.
The nditions again have reached
an acutJ crisis was sowever, admit.
ted at the government depart
Asked whether the United States in
tended to use physical force to obtain
compliance with Its requests. Secre-
tary Bryan today replied that moth
ing had been decided on yet beyond
representation" and that It was bes,
to meet situations ''as they arose"
Latest reports from Mexico City in
dicate& menacing condition of AFFAIRS
for the $4,000 foreigners there, Of
whom $500 are Americans.
The Carranza authorities have com
mandeered all medicnes ana medical
supplies in the chief hospital and sent
them TO Vera Cruz. An appeal has
been made to the United States to
dispatch hospital ship to Vera Cruz,
to send medical supplies to the capi,
tai. and the Mexican Red Cross has
sent an urgent petition for protection
against the Carranza authorities and
J for permission to cooperate with thu
|, International Relief Committee ii
handling the starving population. ~
phus fever and smallpox have broker
opt in the capital as well as at Tam
rfpico.
. In the face OF threatened riots anj
the famine in Mexico city the stat
department today received note sen
!. to all diplomatic representatives j
OIL Mexico City announcing the authori{j
r of General Carranza that the o6pi(S
!. would be evacuated by the forceu s
= General obregon. Is., e +
scoatinpsd "a \ =
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
THE COTTON MARKET.
(By Associated PreSs.)

(By Associated PreSs.)
New Orleans, March 9.-The cotton
closed seven points down. The open
ing figures were: May, S.56; July,
STA; and October, 9.04.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09

CHOIR DIRECTOR REACHES CITY.
A. B, Hunt Of St Paul. Mimi, who
is in the city to train the choir for
Il meeting, is a guest Of Mrs.
q gford at her homo on River
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
Conditions There
Becoming Serious,
Officials Declare

TWO VESSELS ATLANTIC FLEET NOW SPEEDING ri
wsRO VERA CRUZ. wAsAIneron Is ANXIOUS
AWAITING EFFECTS LATEST STEP VII, AAvs a..
AFFARs-ADMINIsTRArIoN MEANS BUSINESS AND < sscnnn
LANDING AT VERA ExFEcTEp-cRlsls 10 asAcusr &
AND PRESIDENT WILSON IS TAKING PERSONAL cHARoe or o,
REcrNe POLICY CO uNrRy
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
TELEGRAPH
BREVTTES
Texas Is Snow Covered.

Dallas, March 9.-North Texas to-
day Is covered with the heaviest snow
of years. 1t is rapidly melting and
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
Bernhardt sittIno up.

Bordeaux, March 9.-via Paris
Sarah Bernhardt's physicians today IS
sued this bulletin.
Madame Bernhardt is able to sit up
today. Her condition is excellent
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
State Sanitary Inspector
Is Exonerated of Charges

MISSISSIPPI BOARD OF HEALTH BY plsMIssEs
COMPLAINTS AGAINST DR. WILLIS VALLEY : SENSATIONAL
TRIAL ENos-MRs RUSSELL TEsTFIEs-wALLEY SAYS HE'LL
"CONTNUE TO FIGHT BOARD"
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
New orleans Asks.

"Another letter Just received was
from Mrs. S. c. Brand of Station b.
-. 40. 2, New orleans, who ASKS
for information concerning the ue'
ceased, saying that she had "a relative
who has disappeared Chlef Groome
has written full particulars IN reply
CONTINUED on Page Tw
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
LIE WEATHER

.A:.-,. f -
80 %'ss'ss''p' =, = Unsettled TONIGHT
.ao .ao... wednesday; probably rain or
.-s-r.....f -"0w north and rain south portion.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
.O-O-
RADIUM FROM DENVER

RADIUM FROM DENVER
Denver, Colo, March 5.-Radium
salts worth more than $4,000 has
been produced at the Denver redue-
ton works of the United States bu-
reau of mines within the last two
months. Radium concentrates worth
$4,000 will be shipped to the Ma
tional Radium Institute at Baltimore
from here today A second coRsien=-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05

ment, valued at $4,000, will be sent
within a week.
The plant here is now able to pro
dUce $1,000 worth of radium daily to
meet the standing order of DR.. How
ard Kelly, cancer expert of Baltimore.
Western farm owners want 5000
Belgians for farm work, says c.. J..
Blanchard, statistician U. S. recla-
nation service.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31
Senior Glass Prophecy Takes
uentIe Raps at Class Members

humorous prophecies of the futures
OF the members of the gradpat,ns
class Of the high school were mada :,
she class day exercises in dialogue be-
eMeen Miss Lois Hampton (now Mrs.
Surg oWen) and Charles Russell.
lheir dialogue ran about as follows:
c'-Well, for the love Of mud If il
Ish Lois; l haven't seen you for 20
years.
We'll, Charlie. where have Won
peen All this time? / haven't seen
you since our graduation
play. Sei''oA
Wasn't it grand? W
BY the way. what became Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31
Sure! | use TlZ
every time for any
foot trouble"

1ou can be happy-footed Just Tx,
me Use ''TIz'' and never suffer vvtt, .
lender, raw, burning. blistered swoI.
len. tired, smelly feet "TIz" and
only "TIz" takes the pain and sore.
ions. 80 anu Oun'
as soon as you put your feet in
Fiz bath. you just feel the bann,.
ness soaking in. How good rnn,
poor old feet feel They want -
dance for Joy. "TIz" Is grand "TTzS
instantly draws out all the poisonous
eAuoauons which puff up your feet
sweatyi smelly feet
set rs cent box Of ''TTz'' At apv
drug store or department store az a.,
Instant foot relief. Laugh st sao,
sufferers who complain. Becsuss
our feet are never, never going Il
'Othsr or make you limp any more.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31

summary Sacrifice hits Mccarr,
gle; two base hits. Lundwall stnbhs
SahppeA' Webb, McGarrigle; thre,
pase hit c. Hosklns; stolen bases q
Hoskins 8. Norman, campben' Land
wal, wan f Markham. yarian; first on
pails off MeGarrigle 3. Harlan !.
s'ruck out by McGarrigle 12, by Har-
iah w wild pitches, by McGarrigle !, j.
passed balls. by Collins .: left on has
es' stanfield IL, Pendleton IA. donhI,
pays :, Collins to stranahan to Collins
=. hnisht to r. Knight, Lundwall nm.
assisted hit by pitcher, F. Hoskins ,
fausnan; condition Of weather CLOUDY
ahu . dark; condition OF field good
.ilhe OF game, $3.50; umpire, Cox scor-
er, Chessman. a0''
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31
BRITISH STEAMER IS SENT
TO BOTTOM BY SUBMARINE
IliE EfHIoPE is TORPEDOED-
SOME OF THE CREW ESCAPE
IN OPEN BOATS.

LONDON, May 2s.-The British
steamer Ethiope was torpedoed and
sunk by the German submarine U-z4
"hhe en- route from Hull to London,
IL was announced The chief ofglcey
ana IL OF the crew were rescued. The
remainder are believed to be drifting
u the open sea in small boats. The
dispatches do not mention passengers
being aboard. The Ethiope was Of
300 tons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31

$ the ones that took part in tbat Mo,
: ha2el Wyriek for instance.
y why, Hazel is a great suffra
sette. Her hunger strikes are NOR,
Widely known than those of Mrs
Pankhurst ever were.
ing lady? ~ 's'u
was reading not long ago Of
her settlement work in Chicago van
know she has taken Jane adams,
place But what do you know abou,
SUN Terpening? Why she became
great opera singer and is now in
the Cosy theater. -
c-WeH! Well! Ruth always did
IKE TO sing. That reminds me saw
GLADYS Brownfield on the stage IN
New York with a long string Of ad-
Lhifers waiting for her at the stage
door S''so
THAT just suits her. But what
became of that little white headed
Ieilow. Russell Holder?
oh, he became missionarv ~ 4
china after winning Carrie Fergnson
from our great debater. She does
the work and he takes the credit for
THAT certainly was like him.
C---But Clarence Bean, our student
oody president, what of him? Did
he marry Helen Raymond? II
NO, they were never married
he IS now Justice of the Peace at
7 kiah with Joe Colesworthy as his /
assistant. A
well well, surely expected :
greater things of those two. Butt f
low about Irwin Mann, our class pres. :
dent?
do You remember how he and :
ay Duff used to be always together
nd how it was rumored that thew
Iere to be married as soon as school
as out? 'o
c.-Yes. 9
We'll, they never did marry :
YIN was an old bachelor for a long !
me and then Edith Power. who had -
aver succeeded in capturing any one =
Sc, led him to the altar =
C.-But Fay
We'll, she was secretary to the -
vernon Of Oregon for a number of .,
aFs and try as she might she never
married. But by any chance have =.
U seen Leland Mentzer? -
C--He is in New York, professor -, -
manual training. And do YOU fMa' M
oW, while on visit to him saw .'r, lq,
IRE Mcdonald, chef in one of New =
rk s largest cafes. :,
Claire chef? But not more 9I1 ai
pfislng than Myrtle Ross and the az =
.raing house she keeps in WaIIa ;
lia' They say she serves fine dr-
ais but no longer cares for 49, T Tul
sonai appearance. VI y
strange, but I saw Vivian ca wo,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31

Mrs. A. L. Luckle East Rochester
". r, was victim of sick headache
ana despondency, caused by a badly
weakened and debillated condition =,
ner ne stomach, when she began taking
Chamberlain's Tablets. She says 81
found them pleasant 10 take s,so
mild and effective. In a few weekg'
llfhe | was restored to my former
good health" For sale by all dealers
ADV. 'e's o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31

with the administration during which
me detection of the Northwestern
trading company occurred. Much OF
',e time OF the convention has been
given up to heated discussions OF THIS
matter. -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31

Assist Nature. There are time.
when You should assist nature. #
S now undertaking to cleanse vonr
sys'em-R you will take Hoods sar-
saparilia the undertaking will be sue
eessfui' This great medicine puri-
mes and builds up as nothing else
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31

sey IN Paris as Madame De casse
fashionable dressmaker
L-Do you remember our soa.4,
student, Lillius Pruittq .
C.-Yes.
She is vaudeville dapoar :.
The Alta theater and catbar,n rneer a.
'eis is an agent for anti-fat
lit is queer the life that Soma
y our best students chose Tboro 80 =
oeell Curl, idling away his tima - !.
tratt ttii aress suit. He developed that
'rai' during the senior class play
That's like Cecil. But Won "a.
member Mildred Finnell the Nc
queen so much admired hv Toao SS
C.-Yes. '0e
We'll she and Haze, c,uo..o
are conducting beauty and bsirs
dressing establishment.
C-Wasn't there anv 30 49,
ever married? 0 oi'ss
oh yes, Juanita FriedIv vos
ana was left with a large family
C.-But Meta Neilq
No She is Just a eommo, o,s
maid. a common old
c,-And Nora Harvey?
She and Caroline Rosenbars
~, lre writing bulletins on hog raising
ihey received their inspiration from
mat farmer boy that used n ~
ootoall Tor Pendleton high school
Yes, remember And Helen
aaymond She is a leader in tba
movement for the abolishment ~
'athtubbing at limitations
Ii remember now thar sba 49,
a'n'uooed when she Joined the Fat
, Due of pies. But where is Alice
elsuson, the little girl who ALWAYS {
ad the books under her arm? 3
She is a daring bareback rider "
ltn Barnes Circus and Beulah young
low. '"o same q
Where is Rose Gordon tbs +,
ass poet? tne =
c.-oh, she and Fonda Wolfe ara a
lrses IN large hospital back east be
rls? married se
~ til
C.-Lois Tubbs ran off with
lndsomer man. Maye Hagar Is an n
at Monmouth normal V,
NE | don't know what became Of &c
Ina Earl. ~
L-she is dean of one of the Iarp- ba
Women's colleges in the east Did on
II normal class ever reach distinc- sta
n? 7''4i. 90
81 should say they did. Winnie on
lshoim and Eleanore Arbogast ara file
ent salvation Army workers And ba,
re was Velma MARBLE who became
lous through her book on the an,
Ills of Joyriding." No,
Strange! And her as crazy az for
used to be. But did you hear Of the
n simpsons great victory? S
No, what victory? If
the five hundred mile en- but
'nce race in which he drove his ed
to victory over an automobile. gle
For the love of mud! Who bro,
Id of thought it. Kin,
-HaVe you heard anything OF that
da Lazinka? Tho
yes. She won the worlds but
lg contest and is now police mat
an at Pasco. to n
What became Of Anna Bashar mer
Maud suiste? an5
They are running a conserya- dlete
OF music in Germany and Dor dow,
Bedwell, with black hair. is strlk
leading pianist. the
wen, | must be going or Morn
De late for the exhibition of then
dancing Of Harold Brock and that
way
What! Harold Brock married? wall
Yes Didn't you hear? He Pend
ed our yaledictorian, Eileen of tn
ing and they are travelling Lund
"a the country giving lessons and Sta
iuons Of fancy dancing. Norm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31

sPokANE. May al. c. Grow
wa, was defeated for re election as pres.
ldentsof the State Farmers' Union by
J. v Mccall, of Hay, Wash. The
vote stood 81 to 55. and after the an.
nouncement Of the ballot the motIon
was made and carried that Mr. M.
cars election be made unanimous
The defeat Of Mr.. Grow was said
TO be an expression Of dissatisfaction
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31

WESTON, Ore, May BLY, the
close close margin of one score, the Milton.
freewater team defeated the local
team here yesterday. The seora he'
ing to 6. Henderson and Rennick
composed the victorious battery whila
losers. ~ '"e
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31

Standing Of Tcanas

IHI74NH' UIe', May IL Especial. !
-Athena climbed notch in tbe
percentage ladder yesterday at the oxs
pense of Helix, winning the g.ro
mere to g. 1t was close game ana
was not won decisively BY the locals
until the 7th. Brooks and stone
were the batting stars for Athena
while Bounds and s. Thorne did tba
oest stick work for Helix. The score
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31
Russian Drons PnmI,a

BERLIN May PA Russian air
man dropped bombs on Johannesburg
east Prussia. but the extent OF the
damage Is not known.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31
me for 'GETS.IT'
When ! Have COrns"

simple AS Saying 1t; Never Fails
u noes your heart good to see how easllv
and quickly any corn comes ont whom w,
put hEfS-lT' on And then when v,,,,ya
s'h, syne aiong for years trying everything
!" "nsn you've sat up nights wrapping un
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE

second game ended in tie in sew
enth inning by agreement to permit
Detroit to catch train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31

your bst toe toes N bandages, smearlng on salves
an na' catto W. OH Or swell up the corn, pastng
EYED slaughterlng your toes WIN "S >. pop
!!hhoolng ~ them with knives and prunine Ot 90 y,
W ane QUICK with scissors and then Won nno ~
en IN drops Of "GETSIT" ana see v5nT cpsr pas
ran right off-why, It Just looks lIts uo'a
faiis Just try It, ''GETs.TT" never
rorn all ~ pam, no trouble, Use 1t for anv
GETs.lT' Is sold by drueoists ova..
fmnere, fs zoc a bottle, or sent direct ~
t1a"Ienee ~ 4 Co, Chicago. Sold IN ponAia =.
Son con ana recommended as the worlds S bas,
Donaldson. Nius 70, ana #. J.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31

DaVIeFIes-Coshow, Shlck and Kln
8 Thorne and C. Thorne.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

second game called at end Of sth
laning to permit Spokane to catch a
At Abedreen-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31
GO TO BINGHAM"
WHERE YOU CAN ENJOY YouRsELE AND KEEP cool rls s.n
Now Open!
RATES
$500 to $3.50
per day.
$3.50 to $500
per week.
Mineral Baths,
Swimming Pool

Automobile stage
from Gibbon. Good
accommodations at
hotel, and reason
able rates to camp
erS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31

Totals ......49 2 TAP 2I
Score BY innings:
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