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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-16
State Engineer Here

Hon. Lamar Cobb, State Engineer, arrived in Greenlee County on Fri day, coming here from Cochise coun- ty on an inspection trip of state highways in Southern Arizona and for conference with the Board of Supervisors regarding additional state highway construction in this vicinity Upon the recomm mendation of the State Engineer the fast session of the Legislature appropriated $60,OOO towards defraying the expenses of convict labor on state highways and in addition $25O,OOO was agreed upon as the annual appropriation for state highway work.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-16
Teachers Will Be selected-|

At meeting of the Board of Trus- tees to be held tomorrow evening se- lectfons will be made from the local corps for the ensuing year. It is reported that several changes will be made in the High School Department.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-16
R0oseveIt Dam celebratIon-

ItOOsSFSIV LalH O5ICbTatIoTl-
 Several citizens of Greenlee and Graham counties attended the eele- bration held at the Roosevelt dam on Thursday of this week Fully two thousand people Wye present from Maricopa, Gila and surrounding counties. The event celebrated the filling of the Roosevelt reservoir to oyerfiowing for the first time since its. completion. Speeches were made by Ex-Governor Kibbey, Hon Carl Hayden and, Senator Henry F. Ash urst. A barbecue lunch was served on the ground by the citizens of Globe.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-16
Episcopal Services Sunday

Rev. Jenkins, of Phoenix, arch dea- con of the Episcopal church, will hold services in the Presbyterian church, North Clifton, on Sunday morning, April 18th, at Il o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-16
Mail Route Discontinued-

On the 18th inst, by order of the post office department at Washington the mail route between Clifton and Morenci, was ordered discontinued after service which lasted only thirty days The contract was awarded in March to the Moder Trans fer Co. The mail between Clifton and Morenci will be carried via The Morenci Southern as formerly.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-16
Will Give Dance

Will Give Dance
 A meeting of the young men of Clifton will be held at Riley's Con- fectionery tomorrow (Saturday) evening for the purpose of arranging for a dance to be given at the Prin- cess on Saturday evening, May 1st. The dance is being arranged as a re- turn compliment for the April 1st ball given by the teachers and young lady friends.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-16

Former MetalIurgists in the Santa Rita Mines Came Here When Tue son and Tubac Were the only Set dement's
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-16
Divorce Suit Filed

Divorce Suit Filed A divorce suit was filed in the Su-
 perior Court this week by Reyes Telles yvs. Conception Casarez de
 TelleE Both parties are from Mo- 'renci.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-16

PHOENIX, April 12.-"This is my first trip over Arizona since left the Territory in 1S61,' said Raphael Pum- belly of Newport, R. l., and Dublin,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
samre, berbe Mdeen,
@aie pber ltnperSamli&feit.
Sebes r@apes 9iapepiin" per6amt 5000
&6rner Mabrnng mttb eltbet alles
@agenletben lit flint @tnnten.


&altet 8eitl Sn flint minnten pirb
iebes Magenleioen borbei fem. Seine
l1nberoaultbfeit, @er3brennen, gdure
ober @osaufbIdben, fm1res MnfitoBen
ober @ilpfen infolge Der u%nberbal1ter1
Nabrnng, fetne 59tpinbelanfdue, gnz
fdtpe1en, fanler Mtbem ober &opftpeb.
Hape's 9tapepim lit befannt tpeger,
1einer' @ei6tpinoigfeit in Ser Megnlierl1ng
berbprbener Mdgen. Sc 1T bnS it9erite,
rafdeite Magenmittel in Der gan3en
@elt, rnb 5uoem 1T e. uni@abli@. Ma6t
S Sllf irSem ms ssybr eins @rd 5Se 5 }nt9er e @de adj
tel Bape's 9iapepifn 1T gurer Mpofbefe
fauft. SIR anerfennt in flint Mtnuten,
nie unnSfbig es 1T, a1 Ilnperoaulidfeit,
an @nrtIeibi9feit ooer ir9en6 elmer Ma<
genbef9tperbe 5n letoen., .!gs 1T ber
rnlGeite, iiderife 1nb. llni6doli9ite Maz
genboftor III Der 8elt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
8ietet ieine 9ienite sine &ersitunsen

Gr. Doran, peld)er pom Staate
Ii5enjiert lit unb ipe5ieae Mutoritat
bon ser Minneiota Stoatsbeboroe Der
Meoical g1ominatoren bot, Die be-
oeutenoen Sopna un6 Stdote bes
@taotes 5u beiuden, bietet aaen, mel.
DE auf oieiem 8eiude fir Gonful'
tation, examination porfpreden,
freien &otb an, a11sgenommer Die
Muslagen fir @ebi3in. Ines, mas
fir oieIe 1pertbpouen 0ienite perlangt
miro, tit, oab iebe &erfon, Die BE-
bonoelt miro, bos er3ielte Greebnib
ibren 6reunoen mittbeiH, mo6urd
SEN Rronten uno Aneegriffenen in
jeoer etobt unb 2otoItdt bepieien
miro oob feline 1ebdnolang a1nebm'
borer Beiie fiber unb gapib in ibrer
@irfung 1T.
Nad feinem gpitem feline Opera.
tionen mebr fir ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Dung, gauenitein, @eidtpalfite, 8ropf
o0er gapif1e arebsarten.
4ranfbeiten bes Magens, Der Gin
gemeibe, 9eber, bes Blutes, Der &aut,
Merpe11, bes &er3ens, Der Mil5, Der
Mieren, 8laie, datarrboliider Sm1b'
beit, @beumatismus, @ciotica, Mala'
ria, Bettneten, 8eingeidmulit, f4na.
DIE 2unge11 un6 fol&e, tpelde lonee
Ieibeno FIND, tieffitenoe @ronii&
aronfbeiten, tpel9e Der R,tnit bes So
miIienarates eeipottet, fonten ri9t
berabfd1rmt nerba1
@enn Sbr Meren. ODER @lafen'
s&ranfbeit babt. bringt cine 51pei lin.
gen 6lafde l1rin our l1nterfu&urs
NIT.
8ebentet, bob biefe freie Offerte
MIR fir eineu Sag gilt.
@erbeirotbete 5ra1,en miffen in
@egleitung ibrer M1dnner torr1nen
uno Minoeridbrtee NIT ibren <err.
5. 6. 9srax, &i1neapolis, Netxn.
336 @oiton 81od.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

bei5utpobtren tpa1r6en am 8dbnbofe
bon @ertpanotter ertpnrtet, Die ibnet
Die traurige Mittbeill1ng made,
ml1bten, baB Ser @ater eben einem
&er3idlage erlegen mar.
ct. Beter. - Bei Der Option-
abitimlnlng IN M%col1ett-G county am
Montag ergab ii9 cine Mebrbeit bon
1913 @timmer gu @uniten Der
v6eudten." Grob bes 6roben6en
@etters mar 6ie Betbeiligung an Der
Mbl timmung cine auBeroroemlid
grobe.. Sn neun8ebm 2an6iitriften
iiberftieg Die Stimmenabgabe iene
bel Der algemet1en @abl.
Song Hrnirie. &idter
@ariors bon Gerg11s Sails bat I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
Dffisiene
Verhandlungen
be6 8parb Ser GpuntDs@ SOU:
mif6re BON 8tearn8 Gpun=
tp, Mtnneipta.
office bes County, ubitprs,
Stenns County, Winn.,

%: September 1915.
Spe5tele @rabenfitmng. = SIZE Count
tbbeb0roe bon @tearns @ountb trat benz
binterlegten Infruf 3nfolge .5%ula1n1men;
g. sc. 2abr aIs Bor11ber unb aIle Mtt<
glieber ~antpeienb. Nuf Mntrag BEG Sds
cob @eber, unteritiibt bon g. S. $9ei<
fen, tpurbe folgenbe Sngenteuren : Or
nennnng gemadt: Sn Sa9en beg @e<
1udes bes Martin @9r0ber unb mberer
Fir 2o3ierung urb &on1trutrnng beg
County > @rabens SEQ. SO in 5tearns
Count, @inn., @tam Mainne5ota.
@tearns gountb g: $50 Elm nntern1
9. Mugult 1915 1abiertes @eiu6, in tpeIz
dem So6n S. Bontius fMr gtabliernng
eines gepti1en 0ffentIi@en gnttpdfe<
run%asgrabens in g%enamntem @onntp
nad}u6t, Der bonn County, 16itor ale
@o~l1ntbgraben $50. SO beittn111t urb nu<
mertert lit, be51en 5trede in genanntem
@eiu9e bouitGnbig bei9rieben lit, 5uz
glei9 nit einem %geeigneten 8on6 benin
Gountb : Mubitor beg beIagten gountb
nn6 @elebes 8or16rift binterlegt purbe,
unb 6a eemdb 5ufrte6enfteuenbem ge<
leg Der Boarb Der County : &ommi1dre
idriebene Moti5 be3iigIid Ser @6tpebe
bes g%enannten @eiu6es erla1en un6 3ett
unb Srt fir Elm 8erbor nad @efebes
@ori9rift beitimmt tpar, 10 ernennen mir,
Die 8eb0r6e Der gonntb : &ommii1dre
BEG %genannten County in elmer ipe3iellen
@ibnng bente ben S. g. 8rabIeD als ei<
men 3uberldiigen unb erfabrenen Snz
genteur, nm etne genale Berme11ung Der
Strede be1agten @rabens bon 1etnem Be<
g~irnungspunfte Big at 1einem Musflnb,
tpie in &apiteI 230 Der nugemetnen @e=
1ebe bon 1905 b%orgef6rteben, bor3uneb<
men; un6 na9bem er feline Hfli6ten ale
folder Sngenieur bolenbet, 1on er iei=
men 8eri9t beim County : Mnbitor bes
%eenannten Gol1ntb an ODER Dor benz 1.
Nobetnber 1915 einrei9en. Nar1e11s 6e6
Bourb.
(5tegel)
g. 81. 2abr, @orfiker bes 8oarb
Der County : gonmifiGre bon
5tenrns gountb, Winn.
8ei tddtigt: Ni9oIas Sbomeb, gountb>Quz
bitor.
Muf Mntrag beg Sacob @eber. l1nter<
ftibt bon g. Offering. tpnroe folgenbe
Grnennnng Der s. ii1tiger gernadt: Sn
@aden beg @e1u9es BEG Martin S6r6=
Der fir County : @rdben No. 80 IN
@tearns gountb, 5tnnt @inneiota.
@taat Minneiota, Stearns @onntg, g.
g. = 9a Elm unterm 9. N11glit y. 8.
1915 6nbiertes @e1u9, rmter5eidnet bon
M1artin 59r0ber ur6 nt16erer, IN tpelz
dem fir @tnbIierung zines @rabens IN
.belagtem. COUNTY, beftiamt unb 1lu111e<
riert bonn County ; Nl1ottor als County
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

|gpeaifitatiorer f6;r1ren in Der u@eoro-
itern" office beiidtigt tperoen. I'm,
gebote miifier Dor benz -. October
eingereidt un6 NIT einem inoo11ler'
ten Gbed BON $4,000 perfidert ner.
Sen. Dos Bnl1tomitee %reierpdert 11@
oas @edt, ieoes lt,ro ole Mngebote gu
pertperfen. Mrbeiten an Der 1rel1sn
airde uer6en EFT i'm Gribiabr in
Mmeriff genommen NIT ansnabme
Ser Musgrabungen nno &erbeildaf-
fung Der Materialien. Mm IS. Scto=
Der 2 ubr nnbmittags neroen ore
angebote eroffnet. Me Nngebote
rihte man an
@ep. emil S. steinadh
1874 Carlos, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

|.3V@1@ y AEM ~ ~ &5T 5&s+A HEWEt @H#fs
|tDirb. sc Iiegt fiblid bonn @inne.
bago-Bnrf uno umfaBt 9anb BEL
8oobburpS Gb6b, einem biitoriiden
Ttidplase, III 6eiien Mabe @ater Sen.
11epin emit la1roete.
8ibbin g. Der 0ffentIi6e
8riifer q. Srib unb feline @ebtIfen
baben bic 8&iider Ser bieigen Staot-
pertpalt1rg elmer et~ngebenoen Brii.
flung n11ter5ogen. Ser @eri6t iiber
ben 8efnrb miro erit in einiger $50
den obgegeben tper6en. ;
Mtnona.- @irber 6es " Sob-
re often Setter 5pelb, zines bieiigen
&ionierS, 6ie bier ont Mittmo@ ein-
trafen, Inn elmer SarniIien3uiam1en-
fnnft CUR Geter feines @eburtStoges
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gountD, Minrl.
8ejtdtigt: Mdolas 9bomeb, gountpsMus
bitor uno ggzofficio glerf beS @oarb.
8efreit Gn6 bpn bieien @iftea IN Ex.
rem Shftetn.

SIR meroet finben, bab 81. ainga
Meue 2ebenSpilen Elm febr 3ufrie.
b%en1teuenbes 9agirmittel iinb, ba8y bie
@tfte aus gurem Spitem bertreibt.
Mngebdufte ber6orbene Stoffe uno
@ifte peruriaben mannigfa6e aranf.
beiten, menn lie rtdt bertrieben mer.
ben. Sdminoel, Gleden Dor ben Mn.
gen, Sdtpar5e un6 elenbes @efubl
iinb i'm M%agemeinen Mn5eiden, bab
SIR Dr. Sings Meue 2ebenspiqen
gebraubt. Mebmt 0iefen Mbeno eine
0oiiS uno Sbr mer6et morgen grobe
9inoerung ~beripuren. 25f. - Mna.
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Mnaebpt.

1as 8nuton1ttee Der ct. Nitoln11s.
@emeinoe BON @ene &iper, Minn.,
miinidt Ingebote 5ur grrid)tang ei,
ner ,tel,en 8adlteim-air9e entgegen.
5unebmen. Die @emeinoe beiorgt 6ie
Mnsgrobung bes @rogeidoiies iotpie
Serbeiidaffung Der Waterialien. Ser
&ontroftor perpflidtet ii9 fir Dr.
belt Ino MaterinIien NIT Musnabme
bon Sanb unb Sizes. YlG11e unb
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ts-4 81 satFs
ffllnnelota.

Gilbert Sea. - Ser 1tor6melt-
lid bon bier anidiiige 6armer aarl
M1r6erlon berlor Die @ontroue iber.
feline 3ugmaidine, als bas 2enfrab
abbra4 auf elmer &odbrude. Die
Mafdine iitiir5te bon Ser 8riide ab,
un6 sic idorfe @teuerita1ge orang
bent ugnludliden Gormer in Sen I'm.
terleib, 6arob er mobl fa111 Dem Be-
ben erbalten mer6en funn..- Md9
mebr ais 6r%eiidbrigem @eridtsper-
fabren tpur6e 6em Gre6. 81. Bed eire
@ntfdabig1tng in. ser &obe bon ST.
500 fir erlittene @erlebungen gegen
Die ct. &aul@8abn 3ugeipro6em.
Oils S. 8. 0tteion fem reues Ml1-
tomobil IN @ang feben molte, erplos
oierte Ger @aiolinbebdlter, sic @arnge
murbe in @ror6 geiteM urb Elm 6a-
binter befin6li@er 60, @alonen 60,
iolin bolten6er Bebalter egplo6ierte.
Ottefon Tom nut Ieidte1t 8ran6tp11np
6en 6obon.
SrtonbiIIe. = g.. 81. SOM
ler, felt leinem Sabre Mgent Ser ct.
@aul-8abni lit nit ieiner 6ra1t unb &.
S. Sent, einem iungen Mngiteuten
befagter 8abngeieai6aft, pl0bli6 ber-
idtpun6en. @al6 6armaf fan6 man
aus; 6aB bon Sen @eIoern Ser 8abn
$3.50 un6 BON 6en ser @ells~6argo|
:GrpreB 60. $3.50 feblen.
6erguS Sails. - Der Count
tpbeamten @ebaltspro8eB lit bon
&reisridter &0er aus ct. CLOUD ge>
gen sic &lager emidie6en tporoen.
8earnte bon 0ttertaiI County bnHen
eire 5&IIage eingeIehet, INN 6ie @e6ts,
berbinbIidfeit 6es @eiebes gu priifem,
tuel6es beftimmt, 6aB lire s@ebdIter1
$1,000 idbrli@ betragenn iouen: Gle
beboupten, 6ab fie ehpa $4,000 er-
balten follten..
+. Deermoo 8. = Som @bef.@pe,
5ial-DeputD So. 2arfon bonn 8iiro
fin Sn6ianerangelegenbeiten IN Sem
per, Sol, lit 6ie @eritdn66iigung eirge=
trohfem bob om maid)lten @omtag
ole @irtbidnften in 6en 9rti9aften
Der @upuna --gifener3gegem6 enogiil-
tig geidIoiien tper6en miiiien. Dies
geidiebt 1T 9urbfibrrng 6es Snbia=
1terbertrugs, un6 3met @danfgei9df-
te in 6ie1er utrodenen" @egen6 mer=
6en 6abon betroffen.
8roof 8urf. - SSn feterli@er
@eiie fano ONT Sreitag 6te @ntbiil=
lung 6es 9enfmoIs ftatt, 6as bonn
@tnute m1f 6em bieligen 8rte6bofe
aus ct. @lolt6er Grant errid=
tet tpor6en lit 51tm M1t6erfen an 6ie
0pfer 6es groBen 8ran6es am l..
@eptember 1898, ser 8roof @arf,
&imflep nnb @mt6itone 10 idtper
beim1ndte:
Conner 9ie Girrtn @oof &
&1ttdam BON bier bt Die groBe Gu
gemible Der Sro1tt 2nfe 2umber 60.
iber1romen mn6 miro iie int nGdr
iten Sommer Sag rno Madt betrei-
ben. Ole 1re1en @tgentbiimer berei-
ten ii@ ouf umfangretde &ol3fdller-
urbetten int fommen6en @inter Dor
un6 mer6en 5ablret9e Mrbeiter amt
itenen.
81 nofu. - &err 11n6 Graa1 S. 81.
.Gastpen baben Der 5ta6t Elm @rnn6-
ltid ont &um-6luiie geidenH, 6ns
Dem SluBparfipitem angegIieoert
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Bdigen @reisgeridt Sen gbrift. Ml.
|tenberg megen Eo6tidlugs a1f unbe'
itimmte 3eit in bas 8udtba11s &c.
fan6t. Ger Mntn bate ieiner
Sdtuoger IN cinema trette eridIagen.
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9fe,te @erbittteiber ipe3ien
SIR M1ttner tnb j1tn9e 8mrt6ett.

9ieie &leioer iinb 9ema@t aus ars9e<
5eidneten @aterialen, praftii@ jeoeS
Tabrifat ein9ei@loiien, 6as SIR m69li<
@eruetie tpollt. Gle umfafen 3ablret=
4e Mobelle, Die nab ben neuei ten @tDlS
9el@nitten iin6. Sic iinb ertra gut gez
rnabt unb tperben polfommene 3ufriez
benbeit 9eben.
The evening world., 1915-03-05

Afles De dance Win Dif ~ sllps aione into
s1eened corner b he hall b recover hsneM. mum.
tnega ~ aletsp aht-ees1k
The evening world., 1915-03-05
FERD @. LON0
illustrator

Quietly Tom steps to tie tabls and saatcl.se
tie prize. The lcd1shorsman fstufns TO da:sd
consciousness IN time to zee him boiling
thfou1h the door. Now Tom can scarcely walt
until morning to Get to bsnk with hls money.
The evening world., 1915-03-05

y re - vso Be. s,t 2 homo 70
- S1nSIsf for Der sssds during
- l1lRSa. shepid attempt to ri
The evening world., 1915-03-05
q ~oouNrop RVS.

~ ssQnell Z ~ AstAsrs' isasss
~ 3oGo1s66v aal ~ ~ 'piAoias-
1nh.esn1t' 1sepsatlsa e ~ 0sslesy
q Aneeiean Drauatists aAA 0e0.
oo1ngs - - TIE Uxscutivs csmnittss.
Wo1tA wili uasst nsxt wssa> Il y ssw
llanasl - have Ne ~oosrt" eem-
ooo6o q . vublishsr. . manager. .
0nnno11DG Q novsalst and a attorney.
The evening world., 1915-03-05

IMe cxEN,no WoHLC ~' pay - ~ sse2sss 49,
lee sseemPa9'sd TX scsy.. Sesss9s ASsrsss
The evening world., 1915-03-05
gu(30 EWCh0W

- ~ 1sst time In the annals Of
vAu1evi11e. - far - can b.. ascsr-
on1Dsd, two ven known members Of
- tAeatricai profession are 20 play
- sAns sketch at the same time.
~ aes l1s1sn wass ana Nine. Bss-
- - tAs piayist 70 Charming Pol
)ts1fs ut Doesn't Happen" They
~ both begin their tours next Mon.
~. Mi<s. Ware AZ . New York
vnu4svilis house ana Nine. Besson In
oeooask- Ths former win present the
G1BetcA b he East and the latter
ovoothaxy IN territory west Of Chi
- wares season VIA b com
easNslvsay short since she has all
1lA6v sffsngpd 70 appear In . new
The evening world., 1915-03-05

~ III uWWU ~ ~ -
~ -: =: ~ 3 =. =; :, -, - -
SHE ~ - ~Ass0
p A&xses sszs.&sA
81 &&:: 1870
The evening world., 1915-03-05

ptk ,ppssn odiim hb Fhst danoA ~ b, ~
ioola hurt and dhCnId when he discovers that Caady
hss .simsd hE wlsP; It. - s't - 20 :.
The evening world., 1915-03-05

~ teokiass are being Arranged for
0nnnsssssln's Victoria Theatre after
ooAsoA q. u - planned 70 begin the
Woet e rssssstsucting The building
AorN =. IL y planned 70 begin the
- aheasrs viii b rsopensd Aus. I.
ooosss wln - put n Ne fron4 Of Tie
inSGnes ~ the reveaus from
CO., b y sxpsstsl, WIN ~ the rent
q - Gn1lsO buildl1g.
The evening world., 1915-03-05

f--A
. Mneel AaDAasaa has Ssansd the new
$500 neIssn: esaies ne report
70 Se"s -
NJ 80
=. sss . ".
s Y .S1sceo~ = ususs
n 800 49,
-. Hesst Ts.w. ne he -.
n0oaooA Dexe WeeG
2nn1auiun = O.. s,neaaVaA n lstteP
airSSr, ~ on6rSonsl "a sThe Pro.
~ ~ Tosap - N.Y. cox
E2 6v5sSs ~ NsSa. Iihort Mi
x - SSSs1tv' a ~ PiSsa * ~
- NSSSh 4
IA ~. 80,
The evening world., 1915-03-05
Nc WANTS IVA rAh,avAv.

Go6io 0alsty Theatre. San Francisco,
- written . friend here asking him
~ Aodeav0r 70 engage Eva Tanguay
- haad . big revue out there.
The evening world., 1915-03-05
ire -MR. poPPIe.-

9bs mpsioai piece Y. Ray Com
sSsp Rs:'' CT :. .s tss r w.ss: !:
fnS0eber once had an option. They
6In6e0 70 put Lionel Walsh in Il.
6Ik the plan fell throuGn. Mr., Com.
l11oo8 Win ssss Il . new name.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-14

finger to save me. although he
knows I'm innocent There's no God
in heaven! exclaimed the prisoner
emphatlcally. III there was wouldn I
be deserted like this"
In the same hopelessly defiant tone
he told Mr. Manton:
81 don't want you to do a thing
more. I'm ready TO go. but l hope
you'll live long enough, Mr.. Manton,
to see the day that these rats come
across and tell the truth It will mean
the end of that Whitman"
Mr.. Manton suggested that there
was a faint possibility that the su-
preme court of the United States
might be appealed to.
"Cut that out!" snapped Becker Il
tell you I'm through. knew | was
done for before the court of appeals
acted. Those judges wouldn't reverse
one of their own men,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-14
Girl Tangoes 70 Gel.

NEW YORK, June 1O.-There is
nothing in the police book OF regu-
lations to tell a patrolman what he
is to do when a stunningly gowned
young woman comes up to him in a
crowded street, throws her arms about
him and insists on doing a tango then
and there. So Patrolman McCorm-
lex, Of Yonkers, had 10 use his own
judgment.
1t was in New Main street. The
girl wore an evening gown and dane
ing pumps, although it was mid-aft-
ernoon. Mccormick saw a crowd and
ran up. He found the girl seizing
one man after another and whirling
him in the figures of the dance. Just
then she spied Mccormick.
"Oh, I just love to dance with tall
men" she cried, and the next mo-
ment the policeman was her partner
There being nothing in the book
of regulations, Mccormick used his
own judgment He tangOed the girl
to the police station There she reg
istered as Emily Kossell, IS years
old, Of Hastings on Hudson. She
would talk of nothing but the new
dances, so she was taken to st. Jo-
sephs hospital ward
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-14
Girl Weds ON Warship.

NEW YORK, June 12.-Thanks to
Secretary Daniels, the Rev, Dale
Gantz, pastor Of the Williams Bridge
Presbyterian church celebrated the
marriage of Miss Gertrude Cameron
la moving picture actress, and Her
bert Van Loan, also connected with
the moving picture industry, on board
the battleship New Pork recently,
The bride desired to be married on
board a battleship for much the same
reason that young ladies have desired
to be married in balloons and diving
bells and flying machines, She ap-
piled to Secretary Daniels for' the
requisite permission and he was de-
lighted 10 lend his countenance to the
event.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-14
CEREALS DOWN
FOR THE WEEK
lsntnrday,s MarketA

PORTLAND, ore. Further sharp
concessions were made in the wheat
market during the last week. with
Increasing rates for freights both for
the present and the new crops. the
trade was generally inclined 10 shade
quotations for spot offerings
Oats market likewise showed weak
ness with price losses, but barley was
fairly steady around the previous
range.
Flour-sellng price Patent. S6.20;
Willamette valley, $500; local straight
$3.50; bakers. local $6.20: Montana
spring wheat, &20; exports, s4.50;
whole wheat. S6.O5 graham, $3.50
per barrel
Hay-Buylng price: willamette
valley timothy, fancy $13; eastern
oregon-Idaho fancy timothy. SIC; al
alfa, s13@13.5O; vetch and oats, $ll;
clover sS@9 per ton.
Grain Sacks-19l5, nominal; No.
Calcutta, 1909. e
misunderstanding price: Bran S27
@275O; shorts. $2S@29.
Rolled Barley-selling price; $29G
5000.
White. sS4@35; cracked, s35
% $3.50 per ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-14

Former Police Lieutenant Charles
Becker, now in the death house at
Sing Sing awaiting execution for the
murder Of Herman Rosenthal, three
years ago, created a scene in the
prison reception room the other day
after he learned the court of appeals
Of New York state, his last hope, had
refused to grant him a new trial He
bitterly denounced Governor Charles
$. Whitman, the only person who can
save him from the electric chair, by
pardon or commutation OF sentence.
He grew so frantic that he even
threatened to repudiate his own wife
were she to go to the governor to ask
for clemency.
'If you go to whitman declared
Becker to his wife after she had in
sisted that she would appeal to the
governor as a last resort "Tll re-
pudiate you! That - won't lifl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-14
KEEP URIC ACID
OUT Of JOINTS
TELLS RHEUMATISM SUFFERERS
TO EAT LESS MEAT AND
TAKE SALTS.

Rheumatism is easier to avoid than
to cure, states well known author
ity. We are advised to dress warm
ly; keep the feet dry; avoid expos
ure; eat less meat, but drink plenty
Of good water.
Rheumatism Is a direct result OF
eating too much meat and other rich
foods that produce uric acid which
is absorbed into the blood. 1t is
the function Of the kidneys TO filter
this acid from the blood and cast II
out in the urine; the pores Of the
skin are also a means Of freeing the
blood OF this Impurity In damp and
chilly cold weather the skin pores
are closed thus forcing the kidneys
10 do double work. they become weak
and sluggish and fail to eliminate
the uric acid which keeps accumu-
lating and circulating through the
system, eventually settling in the
Joints and muscles, causing stiffness,
soreness and pain called rheumatism.
At the first twinge Of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces Of Jad Salts; put a table,
spoonful in a glass OF water and
drink before breakfast each morn
ing for week. This is said to elm
mate uric acid by stimulating the
kidneys to normal action, thus rid
ding the blood of these impurities.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and is made from the acid Of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with lith-
ia and is used with excellent results
by thousands OF folks who are sub
ject to rheumatism. Here you have
pleasant effervescent llthia-water
drink which helps overcome uric acid
and Is beneficial to your kidneys as
well.