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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07

,oto ~ that county viii be- cast and
counted
Lc' us not deceive onfs"l,c e Eu
la- th, uutI"ok ls thts election VIII
not D, WON upon prospects. rou,crsa
ton tld % final w",k of red IRE 'ui
gurid orator. II viii D, won only
lny nnrd Wrl.ursaui4cd wotE u
every county, aud over, precinct
Work den, Thoroughly ana we'll 900
ii, lucc of toe olo,tioa, and Wofk m
Nhi,h there beg no let up uuul uu th.
r,tuius rrc 100.
This Is NOT q p1tty '%cuthuscr nor
90 warming It Is jus, = plain stat,
w,ut ct lu,ts that ever, Democrat
VITO stops l"rr cuuugh Go .uaI,f, tn"
tuto 90 ia, first state election vii
|t,oorn,lo
II "" rc.t our yis. ou prospects
amt three fuug,np chocrs -, VII i,s,
in November
IL ~, pat work behind our uips.
poets Ne Will wln not oul, the state
Ticket hut a majority uf IA, lrei.It-
turc tuj thus make posiNlo tor New
Meyic" the new deal which a ,is'
majority Of the citizcns Of thi, ..t'
200 earnestly .ieslr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07
TRY It! SUBSTITUTE
FOR NASTY CAL0M[L
Starts your liver without making
you sick and can not
salivate.

Every druggist iu toWu-your drug.
gist and everybody druggist has
noticed a great fali.ug-ou Ina thr sale
OF calumel They aIl give the same
rc,aou. Dodsuu's Liver Tone Us taxi
ing its place.
"Calumcl is dnugor,ss aud p,1pl-
know n, while Dod-uu Liver Tom,
Is perfectly safe and gives better re-
suits, SAID o. prominent local drug
gist, DUdson Liver Tone is person
ally guaranteed d. every drIHg.st Who
soils b.. \ large buttl" costs 30 cents.
and II IL fails 60 give easy r,II'i in
every case Cf liver -Iusg hrr.s and
constipation, you have only 20 J-k tor
your money back.
bud-uus Liver Ton, ls 20 pleasant
tasting, purely, vegetable remedy.
harmless Co both children aud adults.
Take a spoonful At u.sht and wake up
feeling tine, no bII. uusu'ss. SICK heed
ache acid stomach cor c]unsiipatcd
bowels 10 doesn't grippe cor ctu-, !u-
convenience all the next dly like Woe
len ,alomcl Take 4 dose of yalumcl
TO-DAY dud tomorrow 90 VIII fyal
weak. sick ana n1Isca'cd Don lose
a days work Take Dodsous Liver
Tone instead 1Hd fe,l tine. full of
NiBur and ambition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07
AMATEURS NOT TO
Be PERMITTED N
Pixies PEAK EVENT
Too Much Danger of Accident ,
Professions, However, Said to
be in No Unusual Peril Used to
the Thrills.

"cw Nott. AuE Following 7,
confer nee at NcU Work hotwecu tho
American Automobile association con
test board ct Officials and VI " cot
well she i- managing 'lc pikts
t''k hIl climbing contests for The
fastest I.,iur cars and mutto,vrl"s
august lo. - aud d. % was d.Diuri
to eliminate tho originally urupu4.t
amateur automobile event An thu
pilots "t racine cars viii Dee prnfo.
'"uul. TINS step Ms taken at tha
request of the management. who ,..
'd'd that safety first mould uaB!S
iu IA contests. While there is little
danger ui experienced professional
drivers meeting with mishaps ON tho
steep incline rrum Colorado SPRINGS
10 the summit Of TiL"'s Peak the
matter ct parsing upon tie ability ui
amateurs would bee % difficult problem
tn professional pilot who drives
for his living considers racing an in
ms "a e work. me rciilt .tkes fewer
chances than The aScrags amateur.
The pro. seldom becomes excited.
whereas the amateur often loses his
mead hence 30 has been decided To-
abandon Event No. 3.
lu the competition. however. are
o number eff driNer- who ara really
amateurs iu that th,y race Tor sport
ana vet ate Classod us professionals
because they have driven against
pros IN order tn meet The forcmos,
drivers. However thee, are really
experienced pilots aua know how 60
handle fast cars. caleb Bragg. for
example. also has driven iur fun. al
though clars"d as . pro Harry :.
Harkucss, Ira YAH. Charles ne,in.
Gcorgc Thcubald and uthors who
have pilutod machines iu beg event.
are in tho same class
Tho entry OF % Pathfinder Spocil!
nus Week DIS further evidence of tho
interest tho great hll climbing event
is inSpirlng among manufacturers who
ordinarily du NOT race. They rcali2,
mat ih" l-i- Wli" ascent up the hish-
road in IN. world ON Pike Peak
offers th' most strenuous test for
speed and n'ot"r stamina To- %, found
in the country. and this "a.
Vivai of AN climbing contests only
NOR" 50" thun others IN tho past will
rrohuuiy gee o. large field added To
IN" present list before tn, closing
date The present entries include
{ hdilia's, S~tudohdkers. HudSuns.
Pcufouts twu mysterious cars frota
- large factory che name being kept
secret at present.. IN, probable en-.
"f 'halmh"rs Soripp.-B Booth
and other.
The fr",-fur-aU with q masnif.
cent trophy offered D., Spencer Pom
Iu-c ct Colorado Springs. is attract.
INK h il'otc-t and most powerful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07

tcrtaIned oy % Join, meeting ~ oda
Follows % Hroeknhs at IN, nam IA
ia. evening.
Fort sumner had . $4,000 tire last
week tn" Fort Summer hotel a
pool han ana the Model grocery store
were d,suny,r There i- 4 -u-,c.p.
tHr u,,sc vs.. .ncondary
i FrJuL N,ol tho ncw ,NII.r r
'H" crows ..r1W'r}. has bon BE- a.,
hu.ld,rg tn vhi.h 'tc ere, u.ry .s
located
The Guodr,ou Mercantile ,1mparv
o' Roy has passed int the 'u,tror OF
pa" 'h't''' Iicid company 90. lac
VEGAS. l%irriaan Goodman hu .uld
his entire interest and I,'irpd from
the business.
Tho View NcN.co state ennis tom
uam'nf AT Roswell. which viii begin
september T. expected io Doe the
largest ever hoid joe the .l.to
Conrad Dolby. an uld-tlm,r In col.
t'N county died nt h4a hoi.r ,u CiIu.
AKRON H' the Of 80 leaving ,
widow aud "a number o. children
flit''u milo - surfaced road are
10 Do" huIlt ly 10 state force that VIII
starr T." vorD south ol Ration this
wo,k.
" j.. Dodge of clovis. "a woIl known
railroad man is I'M a serious coudi-
il"n ass 4 result Of a stroke u' par
alysis.
MIS-. Scr1rio Loblto of EAST Las
Vegas Vill receive yf6,u nom IA.
santa - railroad for the death Of
her husband. who w., killed "A lo,,
weeks ~ when a part OF the santa
Zee rouudhouse ROOF zen on him. He
was an engine wiper.
ola timers around CLOVIS say this
has been the drycst year IN ten vent.
10 eastern New Mexico. There h,.
not lrrn a rain OF any c~unsrau.nc,
since las october. Tn, f,rm,rs
however, are not discouraged
-
The III paso n southeastern RAN.
10 """sh' ~ RECEIVERS
sale IA" Nncho cement aud brick
plan, nj Ancho, Lincoln county. The
plant is TO be enlarged and the our.
pat increased.
-----
Frank Springer attorney. sclen,ist
amt philnnihroplst. has acquired
three acres OF land on Ruena Visit,
heights. within the Santa Fo citv
limits ana overlooking the cltv and
Sansre de cristo mountains. I, 10
expected mat he will erect a santa
lie mission style residences.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07

! New Mexico News Notes Z


Courl,,i.r ,r ,n. ... 3D.
hiring. an, m. r,, ,h,, W.,
MS f.t,I -,,Iu,,.,, "a, .,,,.
sim o-xempu.rs ,,nu,t.r- ~. ..
81 aor,ou ThIg r rr,.rI.J
mar.uhl, .huNIus.
-
Six coupr..s vu ,,t. ... ,,.
Eddy. Chatrz Lincoln T@orr,rr,
Roosevelt ana Durr, Tn. an.y t#l
begin ih, week Of -.If,u..r. D.. and
the exhibits Will Lp r,Irl..f In t.m,
bupurrpuc.
-
MIR, Wolf trYuaH, .r. r,,. 20
Mteill,rl last .... tH.f tHr u.V
g"oucoutralur ma.hr,r. u.. arrived
and been placed lrd Ih,. thc Min 81.
ready for puri u ,.ucr..l o.
handle custom work l sell l- in,ir
own ur,
-
v,t,w rn,, l,nu n.Ia '.I.r ,,r .
fu, .l.p.I E.u.,.. b., .5..,.. A,.
of E,u, Nr,p.r ,, .,., I'm ,r,
I.. .rI Dali. ....,. y, b...st
..I.gbt m ib, CHM. ,.u.nn.,,.rs ana
.ft,I ana ~, a..4
' .'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07
VIZ. utt.tIt~' START.

VsTiiE nrst two important moves pY
Mr. Hughes ~ 90 presidential
candidate have boru made aud
the country has had it's opportunity
Go pass Judgment OF them The INST
was the candidates speech Of accept
auoo and even the most enthusiastic
Republican viii not hazard the claim
that the acceptance address has mad
ment The Wust that has been SAL
for a.. by the most ardent advocates
of the ev-iustlco. rs that its assaults
upon the administration wore Justified
No u has been able 20 draw from .
ANY statement ot constructive polirs
or of policy of any Kind The iudr
ment oi the country has boon fHirly
summed mp IN the expression boy the
Sew York World that 10 ie an excel
tent statement by the prosecution.
Tn, second move ty Ar Hughes
that in favor ~ suffrage hs
constitutional amendment has lett
oven "a loss favorable oHc,t upon tL,
ountry. If one may judge Dy STATE
m,nts from far and wiuc. News
apcrs generally express the ,ie,,
the Hughes declaration was
prompted. by supposed political ,N-
p%edionoy rather than hy principle.
and ~ 70 few express grave doub;
A. q" It's "Npedience. These point uut
that uf the suffrage states but three
ere IN the doubtful column ard IN
these IA" ,ut" Is not large that wl,
Sc affected by the advance Mr.
Hughes has scored over his parts
platform.
Tho professional female politicians
no have been managing the attack
for then cause openly gluat over tho
Hughes declaration as evidence of IA.
effectiveness 81 their club while 4
number uf newspapers have pointed
out that IN forcing MIR. Hughes t.
come through the ladies have dcn,-
thor ahilit. To- play IA"
political game ns the iprn play 1t.
Many sincere advocate of votes for
cacy by the belief hat women. cgcr-
cising the same powers as men. would
force an abandonment of the STUFF I
club" and the gang rule" policies IN
our political AFFAIRS. There Is little 10
cheer them in the attitude OF tho E.
male leaders toward their victory
m the herding OF the Republican ,lr-
plant.
Mr.. Hughes may have been mo.,l
10 his sudden and ~unlookod-for pro-
rounccmcnt N fuycr Of the susan -
Anthony amendment by a thorough
belief IN It's Justice, and by that alone
iiu the country az q whole does not
believe so. No matter what moved
Mr.. Hughes to make his declaration
the "puntry s%cncrally believes be was
driven int" u hy certain militant fr-
II ale leaders VINO worked il" upuu
the we'll established .vst,m $50 long
employed oy male politicians. VIZ
You scratch my bach and ir scratch
ours
THIS view has po. advanced Tho
o%"untr, estimate 90, Mr. Hughes &C.
Statesman au, mo than mas ht,
speech Of Hre,utIu., which h.ld out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07
N>Npt NG>T.

J hereby announce myself a. a can
tar assessor Of B%ornalllo
.,uutr. -tHf, 81 Ncw Mexico subject
foo IA, action of the Republican patrN.
tn" support ~ tho delegates y re-
,poCtiuIiy solicited.
l.. ". CUAMRERI1N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07
~ NptRNIS W ~ ORG N>t/i..

tyrtIuu lt Santa Re when. as u 90
appears. 3D. ticket already rho-en vii
h' presented to me assembled dele.
pats-. which VIII bee ratified Dos them
10 VIII mot bc a. strong ticket winnie
treIr nom nations stll az, being up-
pu-,j. and whIc the Vurk of thcir
opponents 100 two weeks, may dof-a,
.u. .r nutn Of them. o. seems certain
that TruuU ! liubhoil Viii be- nomi-
mated for the United states senate
and u o. Bursuru Tor tn, governor
ship \ majority. d BOT an. ct the
I;crunu ans now holding state office
wn leo nominated t. succeed them
.tlso.
This t,.sct viii ottra,, no Dci.o-
craft, votes. Il win rot draw any
e. the t,t, considerable l~ndcrcndcu;
,ot" il a ticket wAl,h ,anuot
possiuly no supported by any of the
f%o-rulIe1 Progressive parts.
ca uhc other hand it 81 "A ticket
|Nt'N 90 WIZ l.' NV ~ IfN'NN tIA Il O..
. yer, large number ,t gu.,s Il men
loyal fo iis principles. nu- who usi.'
upor OBJ u"N deal n s.ato affair, and
v hu rn-ord 70 ticket headed bv i.uu.
ben ana rur-um a. repr,-cn,us 81"
ihoi ie objectionable IA al, old re
publican machine rcsim" So long
dominant 10 this state.
These thing. beinr true. the Demo
,iats 81 Ncv Mexico are right iu iocI-
ing that they have before them the
most favorable conditions that have.
ever existed Tor a complete over
throw 90 the old Republican ring and
th'ir BRIGHTEST prospect Tor complete
control 81 TIA" state government.
The Democrats VIII meet ir Santa
Ie 100 August 80 ana. Squared hy the
prospect before thcm, viii put foI-
ward the strongest available man foi
each state office upon u ticket which
not only every Democrat. but every
New MeNi.in, who places state wei
fare above political advantage. can
support with complete consciousness
AZ right.
Tho outlook is very bright for the
Democrats OF this state. Yet II wait
DE worth the while 81 every Demo-
'rat 20 keep constantly before him
the fact that bright prospects and
favorable conditions do not win cleo
tons. Weak as the proposed Repub-
hcaH state ticket is. loaded az 1t is
with heavy burdens and with POSSIBLE
tiles ~ party disruption. 1t viii stiil
have behind 1t the same machine. Oh.
Grated by the same men. ana with the
same methods So long effective In
winning elections in New Mexico. n
lb"mus rats rely upon Republican mis-
takes, upon conditions favorable to
Democratic victory, upon Republican
Dissatisfaction ana disgust. and ON
These alone, the Republican ticket.
weak as 1t IS. w.ll bee likely TO win
iur the men Oh hat ticket and the
men backing 1t viii see that ,ycry
possible vote they can hope for iS.
voted They are counting upon Dem.
o.rat.' oyor-conndcucc and Democrat
b.. Incidence ar they have counted IN.
ins ra.t. 20 aid them In putting over
% ticket th'v know d, Dee weak
has been shown every favor
'..' CONDITION De- set for 70 Democratic.
...'... D." N'w M'Nlr" in \o'orupci
.n'' 'l''"'' 'inno' n' won with
""i". 1000" I''lI' 'u'.IE" work.
"''''"i "it'n'4'ii"u
."' '"'Si are =" "u lh'-
.' .'' 'h"''t-ht'" .
"''" "' '"''
summed N''"'H- i"I
''''| .' ' 81
.'""'N 700 "'''h.
'"' 300 ''"'.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07
POLITICAL REVOLT
IS IMPENDING N
San MIGUEL COUNTY
High power Explosives Stored All
About and Matches Are Con.
stantly Being Scratched IN the
Danger Zone.

An instruction imp,na. la IN, ina.
pcr.ll Republican c,urt. az 81,
MIGUEL which pt.uis.. .,tn..s i,
violence ana !, "a, -
the yer, hest ,-.,,uu,,,.
ary show ever put nu 3D.. tr, u.puh.
Ihrnus ct B%ernhIiIln ,..rI. Ird.,
the leadership of thos. amman y.r.
ring and present co.nol..,.. tlr..t.,.
Frank \ uubh,u ana p.r.,,,
The san Miriel c,.r.. ].Itu.t.,r
seems not unlike that ,,,,uu, exist.
ing In Jersey CIV. "a, auautt...
ct high explosives are .t.rcd woupd
Iu public places. wbar. matches ur,
constantly being srr,t.n,d Tb,s,
likely To be blown into r.Dft,,I ,t.,-
nity by an explosion ar, CRYING loud.
N tor the owners or tn, .-xpt,.rc.
asking trcm TO hurry uD ana c,r,y
away their prupatty TIM.
far the onIy r.sul, of IA .Ifcr. hns
been the pilinE IN OF m.r, rxuIns,..s
Tho situation is getting 90. ia. ncry.,
Of the most hardened .rker la ma
political uowder min. b-oro,bop,s
| They admit h.. I'm faci NOR. ar
less difficult 10 Keen them from talk
ing about II. To IN. exclusion az even
such important subjects us tn, wealth.
err ana what Socundiuu romero WIZ
want Il he is lot nominated Tor -ot-
ernor.
The owners of the exposed local
explosives supplies are the elder Ru-
nero brothers, Don Eup,ulp Num,ru.
the present county treasurer. and
Don Mafgdrito Romero. The would
hk,-tu-bc county treasurer Thca,
gentlemen have had political dia,r-
oucos ia the past. heretofore they
huyc been settled by th, placing of
Don Eugenio n public office and by
the d,nnit" retirement of Don Mar
garlic To private pursuit. This plan
has been very satisfactory Co Don
EuEtu'o ana he would like is con-
'lhutd. one OF the matches i- hcius
scratched az TINS point
u hrsl recount OF th" -itu1tiun ln
IN" TONER" ihmilN, WHICH 30 SAN Nj
su'l county Is "quiNnlcut to IN" Re
punllcan party, came IRON . tiepubll-
can VINO told u as something of e
secret. Later II was had from many
other Republicans, i%ncluding some of
the active participants so hat these
'''''s N'o'''e u" ~'"hh''nc''
II appears that Don iIseuiu H"-
nero. whose place on th' san Miguel
county payroll has hccou'' 1u item %
hN'd expense hkc feeding prisoners
ana repairing b court house root
had gathered up the idea mat under
our constitution hc was ineligible to
succeed himself ana mat lh'roupou
b" became hlled with a spirit OF gen
tlNll4A desire To n.IAN MS Office around
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07
SPENCER SWEET PEAS

Beautiful, fragrant. long stock; G,e
''p'ors. 7ac per 100, i,io .randc In
dusiriai Ssiooi. Phone 2iO6 ~, or
al strons's bs>'k store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07

Tho Goodman Mercantile '5mpary
az Roy has passed into the 'n,tr"r OF
pa" charlie ltcid company %. Lac
VEGAS. Herman Goodman hu sold
his entire Interest and I,'irrd from
the business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07

Deputy Coroner nan ~ r.. won
90 TrtuOhott lo investigate the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07

Tho New McN,co state tenn. tour.
nam'nt at Roswell. which viii begin
september T. expected to Doe tho
largest ever held joe the ...to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07

The III paso 4 Southeastern RAN.
way company has bought AZ rocoiver's
sale ia" Ancho cement aud brick
plan, nj Aucho, Lincoln county The
plant is TO b." enlarged ana tho ON.
pat increased.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07

Conrad Dolby, an uld-tlm,r In Cpl.
t'N county died at hss horne ,u CiIu.
AKRON Ii the apo 81 90. leaving ,
widow aud "a number o., children
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07

old liners around CLOVIS say this
has been the drycst year IN ten years
10 eastern Sew Mexico. There has
not lrcn a rain of any -cunsrau.nc.
since l1-' october. tn, farm,rs
however are not discouraged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07

! FrIuh N'ol the uow ,NII.f 4
'H" t''''r .rnmcr}. has bon b., a.,
hU.Idlts in Vti.h the r,'nefy s
located
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-07

W IT, Dodge of CLOVIS. q wen known
railroad man is IN a serious condi-
lion as q r'sul, Of a stroke uf par.
ais sis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-03

The Jury was secured by 10 o'clock
but before the testimony had proceed
ed far the attorneys were in pitched
battle over a point Of law and the
Jury was excused until 8 this after
noon.
Rogers was called first and idenu-
fled the lease by which he claims
possession of the land which is owned
by Mrs. Lena Darr Maloney was
next called and identified the leases
which he had had with Mrs. Darr.
One was dated in 1914 and expired
October /, 1915. The other was made
June | of this year, This lease was
sent 20 Washington for the approval
of the government, Mrs. Darr being
an alottee, but the government, in
stead of approving it, sent patent
TO the land, II is the contention OF
Rogers, that, as soon as the patent
was issued, the MalOney lease was
void. Maloney claims it was made
valid by verbal agreement with Mrs
Darr and it is over the point of the
admission of this verbal testimony
that the law battle is now being
fought.
There is dispute also as to which
man had legal possession of the land
at the time Maloney ordered Rogers
off, Maloney claims he had farmed
the land for four years and that his
foreman was living on the land. Rog-
ers claims possession by reason of
the fact he took his bed and some
farm equipment on to the place. In
his opening argument, Judge Fee de-
clared he would show that Rogers
used a spy glass to watch the place
50 that he could move on while Ma
loney's men were absent
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-03
LOCALS
(Paid Advertisement. J

Housekeeping rooms, sos Willow
street.
For sale-standard show case,
new. Phone 45.
For rent-One room apartment
109 Water. Phone 514J.
Housekeeping rooms for rent. sol
Lilleth street. Call evenings.
For rent--Suite of three furnished
housekeeping rooms. s. T. this office
Pendleton Hair Dressing ParlOrs,
PendIeton Hotel building. Phone As.
Wanted-Young girl to assist in
housework in family of three. Phone
205W.
Reliable canvassers to sell our
complete line of Fruit and ornamen.
tai stock in best sections OF this state.
Canyassing outfit furnished. Cash
advanced weekly. Address Nursery,
Crenco, oregon"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-03
FINLEY Sneaks This Eve.

This evening in the high school au.
ditorium William l.. Finley, state bi-
ologist, will give an illustrated lee
ture on "Our Children and the Birds
and the public is invited. There will
be no admission charge. Mr.. Finley
coming here under the direction Of
the state game and fish comission. He
is the foremost authority on bird life
in the northwest anr his lectures are
always educational as well as enter
tanning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-03
Predicts Normal Will carry.

William L. Finley, state biologist,
who is here for the purpose of de-
llvering a lecture on bird life this
evening, predicts that the Pendleton
normal school bill will carry. He bases
his prediction on the sentiment he has
encountered during his travels in all
parts of the state. He states that the
women have been doing some effeC-
tive work for the measure.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-03
Churchill Again endorses Normal.

Before the institute of the teach
ers of Union, Baker and Wallowa
counties yesterday in La Grands, State
Superintendent ]. A. Churchill again
came out strongly for the Pendleton
normal school bill. Today the mea-
sure will be brought before the insti-
tute by the resolutions committee, ac-
cording to the La Grande Observer
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-03

At noon today about fifty former
students of the Monmouth normal
school, who are attending the insti-
tute here, lunched together in the
commercial room of the high school
the domestic science girls serving
Klemme of Ellensburg: County Supt
Klemme of Elensburg; County Supt
I. E. Young, city Supt. A. T. Park, r.
S. Seymour Of o. A. c. and charles H.
Jones, publisher of the teachers
monthly, were present also and made
short talks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-03
Union County For Us.

At La Grande this morning the
teachers of Union county, assembled
in their county institute, unanimous
ly adopted a resolution favOring the
establishment OF a state normal
school at Pendleton. The news of
the action was received here with
gladness as showing geenrous support
for the measure from Union county,
All the county institutes held in re-
cent months have passed resolutions
favoring the Pendleton normal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-03
Retail Snecialist Coming.

G. R McAusland specialist in re-
tail salesmanship in the University of
Oregon extension department, will ar
rive in Pendelton tomorrow to make
arrangements for conducting night
classes for local clerks who wish to
increase their efficiency Mr.. Nc
Ausland is not a theorist. He has
managed some of the biggest retail
stores in the east and his present
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-03

Howard S. Soule, the piano tuner
from Portland, who was formerly
well known in this vicinity, is now in
Pendleton again and intends to make
this city regularly in the future Or
ders for tuning may be left at Tall
mans Drug Store.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-03
Mrs. Maria smith PASSES Away.

Mrs Maria Smith. an aged lady
who lived near Ring station, passed
away yesterday of complications due
to her advanced years. She was near
ly rs years old and was a native of
Dark county, Ohio. The body is be-
ing shipped to Wallula for interment,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-03

George Stangier, who recently sold
his farm on Birch creek at good
profit, has purchased back the Main
street cigar store which he formerly
owned and which has been run for
the past year or more by Lou Sutton.