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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
Ask TO AdOpt Child

Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Sanford OF
Stanfield have petitloned the county
court to adopt Allen Kirkreith, a ba-
By who was a year old last August.
They represent that the child is un.
der the guardianship of DR.. Edward J.
Liable Of Portland who has consented
to the adoption. They wish to change
its name to Minor Sanford.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
Pleads Not Guilty.

Walter Ogilvy who was arrested last
night by Officer Nash on a charge OF
drunkenness, pleaded not guilty this
morning before Judge Fitzgerald in
police court. His trial has been Sc:
for this afternoon at o'clock. Carl
Nelson was fined $40 or given five
days in Jail for being intoxicated yes
terday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
Bundle Day Dec. IA.

Thursday of this week will be Bun
die Day in Pendleton and on that day
all people are asked to donate clean
clothing. furniture. food or anything
else which can be used by the needy.
Delivery wagons will call for the bun
dies IL notification is sent to Mrs. E.
c. Anibai.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12

A stranger giving the name Of J.
z. Montgomery carrying a suit case
laden with juice of the corn. made
the mistake Yesterday of getting
drunk while on a short stay in PEN
dleton EN- route from Salt Lake tn
North Yakima. He was picked up by
the police and upon the discovery
that he was well supplied with liquor
charge of having liquor in a public
place was filed against him. To this
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12

he pleaded guilty and was given q
sentence of 500 or so days. AT pres
ent he is still guest of the city. He
admitted that he had stopped in Salt
Lake only one night and was head
ed for North Yakima, which is like
wise dry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
visits From Idaho.

George Daubner. former we'll
known Umatilla county boy. is here
from his home near Gooding, Idaho,
visiting friends Mr., Daubner says
that the farmers in his section en-
joyed good crops this year and are in
a prosperous condition,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
Under $500 Bonds.

]. H. Girton. charged with larceny
of harness. was arraigned before JUS
tice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes yes
terday and placed under $500 bonds.
He will be given hearing tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. John w. Huff
has been retained as his attorney.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
Suit on Note.

Suit on Note.
Anna Mortamer. Administrative OF
the estate of George W. Mortamer,
has brought suit against Marion
Marks to collect on an alleged note
of $500 executed by defendant to de-
ceased. Fee & Fee represent the
plaintiff,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
Show Is EniOyed.

'IIOW II NHJV4VUa
A fair sized audience greeted the
show ut Pays TO Advertise" at the
Oregon theater last night. The show
was one of the best farces that it has
been the pleasure to witness here for
some time. The troupe was a well
balancd cast and the lines were ludi-
crous.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
Suit Is Dismissed.

..On motion of Attorney Z. E.
Heckbert for the plaintiff, circuit
Judge Gilbert W. Phelps has dismiss.
ed the case of ]. H. Gray against
William b White, Luella L. White
and Fred Jensen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
Power is Shut Off.

Pendleton was without electric
power most of the morning on ac-
count of pole burning down on
the Walla Walla river near the power
plant The power was shut down
again about noon when another pole
took fire near Athena. In both cas-.
es fire was caused by ignition from
the wire off an insulator.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
Divorce is Granted.

A divorce decree was granted yes.
terday by Circuit Judge G. W. Phelps
to Leila Hardin from Gale Hardin
The plaintiff was represented by At
torney viii NJ. Peterson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12

The stock of the Mason Millenry
store, bankrupt concern, has been
appraised at $S7S.45 The liabilities
amount to $S16S.64 The appraisers
were Roy Buchanan, James Il. Beard
and Ralph Rowland
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
Miss CrissweIl to Berkeler.

Miss Lois Crisswell, for the past two
years assistant county librarian in
this city. has accepted an assistant
ship in the library of the University
of California and will leave soon for
Berkeley.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12

Indicating the seriousness Of the
rabies situation in eastern Washing.
ton is a Letter received this morning by
q. F. Averill from A. W. Coffin. pro-
minent North Yakima stockman, in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
FuneraI at STATE Hospital.

The funeral of Mrs. Carrie McKeb.
ben was held at the Eastern oregon
State Hospital yesterday morning
Rev, Charles E. Quincy conducting
the services.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12

Boise Penrose. United States SEN
ator from Pennsylvania, who Is con-
ducting the fight in congress for the
force billy which he introduced. de-.
signed 10 give the control of nation
al elections into the hands Of the fed
er-l government.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12

MArAAg0 XACense ISSUED.
A marriage license was issued today
by the county clerk to Walter A.
Mitchell and Viola R. Lowry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12

Associated Charities to Meet.
The Associated Charities will meet
tonight at 1880 o'clock in the council
room of the city hall. This is the reg
ular monthly meeting,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12

which it is stated that in the Crab
creek country east of Ellensberg ono
stockman has lost IA out of a herd of
10 cattle. The stockmen are much
alarmed at the situation, the letter
states.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12

from the play will so toward paying
for sweaters for the high school foot.
ball team.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12

on grade not greater than three per.
cent. Moreover, running along the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
Illegal shooting charged.

AANCe~A RNASNNAAAt> ~AAANA esNN'
A warrant for the arrest of Charley
Smith, an Indian, charging him with
killing birds out of season, has been
issued.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
RIVER ROAD To ECHO.

CONTINUED from Page ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12

river 1t would be much more scenic
than the present road
Residents along the river declare
they are In earnest in their plans and
that, If the county will not cooper
ate with them. they will build the re-
naming stretch themselves and op-
crate 1t as a toll road.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12
namghter Is Rorn.


A daughter was born this morning
ts Mr.. and Mrs. E, B. Aldrich at their
home on Madison street
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-12

river it would be much more scerl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-24
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

CLENEI.AND. ONO. August 2a-
Mabel Trask and St Frisco: in Tn"
the thrills to-day al the North Randall
Grand Circuit meeting. with the wind
blowing gale along the mile ring.
lion driven by tho Veteran Gccrs raced
n"ck-and- neck through tho entire
course in all three heats Trask mare
race. and G"eiSs horse nosiug The
winner in tn" third heat, Thc Two
horses divided the major portion of
the $4,000 purse.
Mss Perfection. in tho 2:Il trot.
finished sixth iu The frs, heat, and In
tn" next rs" Won handily Over Hazel
i.ainu
Young Todd in the 2:l5 pace. won in
straight heats
summaries
81 siass ,ro,,tmG. nurse. sl.:co:
eral Watts 'McMahoii) ...s j /
Hazel LANG. cIl, NJ. by John
sius CAicponaidj .....'..2 , :!
Great Isle, Harry Hamilton. Junior
I'll - 2:os 81 2:loi-i.
Young TODD, .. IL, by Direc-
sp, ,sH. MHyiH, e. N. By Tho
Peter 6. n =, by Robert c
conisn,t?n. wins Woodland and
Trojan also ran. Time. ZOOS .
200 IA. 2:l6
The Western Reserve; 2:oS trotting;
purse. $4,000.
Mabel TrasH. Oh. m. by Peter
the Great ,CoNp .....l / .
-. Frisco, b. n by san Fran
cisco Oiecrsp ....... /
Virginia Earncttc. t.. M. by
Moko tDurfee( ........... 4
Laramie Lad. Sadi. and The Emo
a!so ran Time, EOS. o:6il-i 2:O7 H.
..o1 class: pacing purse. $1,000:
General Todd. b. h. by George
Levitt Todd GEca) .......l !
White SoY. b m, by Carlokin
',urfee, ......... ............
tamela. hr m b. Cumme,
Altawood. Hal Leaf Aconitc and
Rondalin also ran Time. 900 ! .
a, -. H.0S IA
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AMATEURS ON SATURDAY
They VIII Decide Who IL To represent
kichnOnd Against Washington
and baltimore.

FOLLOWERS of amateur baseball in
thiS ciiy are eagerly awaiting for the
call of play ball" which Will start
the double header between the Home
builders and kocenS boosters in Broad
street Park on Saturday afternoon.
The lirst game Will start at 80. and
the second Will be followed fifteen
minutes after the closing of the first.
The outcome Of the games means
much TO TIA" PLAYERS of both clubs. as
the winner OF the double header viii
represent this city in the intcrcity
series With Washington and Baltimore.
Both mines already have eliminated
one team IN the elimination series held
last saturday. The Iiomcbuildcrs de-
feated stockton Street last Saturday
by overwhelming scores. while ko-
Gems were winners over the Polarincs.
Those acquainted with amateur base
ball in thus city know that the Home
builders have about The strongest
team that ever has competed for the
honor of representing this city in the
intcrcitr series. aud naturally the
Homcbuildcrs viii be the favorites for
the two games on Saturday. koccns
boosters haT" fought an uphill fight
in the Central League. and doubtless
VIII make IL" big boys hustle.
The batteries for the first game will
be something after this order: Home
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Tignor. ko-
Gems Observation-Disclosures and Lowe.
Jollin and Tignor viii he the battery
in the second game. while kocen's
will depend upon Mason and Lowe
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- 10 |. / {" /. L" l. third. Tinc.
1855. Star Gaze. Juliet, Good Counsel

- 10 |. / I" /. = t" l. third. Time.
1853. star Gaze. Juliet, Good Counsel
also ran.
Fourth-six .ur!omgs-ui,ima;um llG
irroNlcr), To =. 10 -. out, NrSt :.
Woodtrap lo5 O. McTpGEa:D. - 10
/. to |. to =. second. Tragedy, los
Daviesp, even. 10 ), out, third. Time,
l:l4l Is. Basil also ran.
Fif,h--onc milc-JuuA l.. .; ,Mc-
Atcc), to |. TO !. even, iiS,: BAY
Berry Candle. 1T IMart!nD, ? To .. |
to =. out. second. Harry Shaw. 100
fSchuttingcrb, to 4. To = out, third.
Time. lil - Gnat. Chjcklct also ran.
SiXth--fivc furlonIS -Fantambala. i |
a.. McTaggarD, To !. : 10 10. To g.
FIRST: Phantom. ll3 'rroXlcr). to !,
I - >. 10 !. second; Bird Lore. ! |
l.apaillc). 10 to !, 10 /. to !. third
Time. :n3. Ponce d. Leon. Rebel
Namcsakc, Right. comrad". odds and
E.nls. Ida Nc. also lnn-
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SARATOGA RESULTS

First receive and half turloncs
-Kathlceu. l2l connolly, to :.
,, TO 10, l 70 3, first: ma Frank; lG 10,
Miss Puzzle. ia 'keoEh). TO |. . to
!. TO :. third. Time. / :oG 3-5. I.orac
Hidden Star. Iaclue:tc. Madame Herr
mann also ran.
Observation-Disclosures about tw"
miles-Bil Dudley. 40 tAllen. ( to 3,
out, first: Raccoon. 100 q. WiliIamS).
TO i. l. TO ). out. second. Time, 4:3i (.
IOnly two finished; Early Light fellD
Third-one mile and turlons--
Daingcricld. I03 Phillips). Is to ..
6 TO !. l 70 . first; Queen Of Paradise.
l03 O.. McTarEart, : TO !. 10 I. /
to :. second Bob's Olga. % (Brown).
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American NssOciati ION.
No games scheduled.


GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. August ~.
- Miss I.auri" Kaiser, OF the FioSmoor
Clup. Chicago. broke tn" wom"n'S rec
ord for the Kent Country Club course
to-day ia the second round OF the
womcn'S western golf tournament. She
made the eighteen holes in 50, ten
under par. aud won her match with
Miss Louise Fergus. Of Gicnview. CHI
caGo. eight up and six to 80.
Miss Elaine RoScnthai. Of Iavisloc.
Chicago. present titloholher. was
matched against her sister. Mrs. Ern-
est |. EciGclh Of the same club. and
won. seven up and six To play
Soinitiuals Will he played tomorrow
with Miss R"sen'hal opposing Mrs.
Let's and Miss Gardiner PLAYING Miss
Kaiser.
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OF Way boro and Ensje CITY. jus,
east OF e. late this afternoon. uud-.
TWO persons living in adjoining housed
were killed by the same Dol; Of light
ming. one was Mrs Grant Herring
and the other q it'll. girl, Nclly Gard
ner. Mrs. Herring was u tito yard
taking clothes from Inc. and tho
Gardner child was standing in her
front door. Considerable damage was
also done TO property
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GAMES ARE FARCES
Norfolk Players Fail out Among
Themselves aud Iorc by
HcRNy Srorc.

ROCKY MOUNT. August 23-To-
tcrday'S as a furcc and tho nual
score wound NJ, - to 3 Outciasscd
at every stage. aud rowing among
themselves. Umpire cauliiiowcr had 10
threaten fines to make tho Norfolk
players continue IN" game. while the
Tarheels continued To fattcn their
batting averages with drives in all
directions.
Score by innings: X. II. T.
Norfolk ......20u OF O q a e. :; = u
Rocky Mount ao0lo20l 3'-Ia 90 Is
Batteries 49, Manning. Rogers and
Spencer: Appleratc. kirchcr. Marcan
W"lchcr. Parmcl"" and Wclchcr.
Time. | 80. Umpire. caulifiowcr. At
tendance. $50.
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SOUTHAMPTON TENNIS

SOUTIIAMPTON. y y. August e.
Joseph J. Armstrong Pennsylvania
state winner OF 1915. in the fourth
round of the Meadow club cup tennis
singles tournament her" to-day, III
which eight contestants now survive.
defeated Theodore 4 pell. Middle
States and former national indoor
champion. 90. g.. e.
Rowland Roberts. OF san Francisco.
defeated q Coikct Gamer. Harvard.
s-3 40. O.
Watson NJ Washburn. cup winner OF
1918 and L. Norris Williams. IL. for
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lncr national champion also came
through tn" round.
William ~ !.arncd. many times ma
tioual champion. paired with his old
partner. William J. clothicr. divided
the hOuorS OF Tn. doubles with VII.
liam NJ. Johnston and Clarence j.
Griffin. TIA" national pair from the Pa
Cihc Coast.
l.arn.d aud ciothicr won from IL
wainwright and George Helm. g..
los.
Johnston and Griffin defeated :.
wainwright aud y. Nj. HYDE. S-3. G..
peculiar pairing WAS that of
Thcodor" K. Poll with JoScph j. Arm
strong. who had defeated him in the
singles They won against y \. Ed
die and T.. W. Watson. at "-l. co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-24

ton. president OF the state Press AS
ISOLATION. FOR Il meeting OF that or
GauiZation to take action concerning
the increasing prices and the shortage
OF ncwSprint paper. This wil TAX.
place in Greensboro on Tuesday after
noon. August -. and an invitation has
been issued to all publishers of papers
in the State To be- present.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals ,. . y9l. / Totals Is u 70 10 {
'P,n g.: i."nry in eighth.
-i'n'trd for Charity IN tenth
."st.d fnr ShH'F IN t"nih
score by inning !;
: I.tu!s .-... ., : % o o. i;
q Shinetnn ........V 4" &c -
Summary: Eun>-.:iiler Pratt N,;>an>,
avsi. K"oh fo-'.'. Milan. SHants. Juic..
wo. bare h!t.-I.nvsn. shank. Miller. Sac
fec h!ts-Avs,in, shaw t.I, Ma!sarS iN0u
!" Dlay-ShaukH :" Henry. Bases on tails
Q" SHAY. ). on koob. =. on Davenport :.
:its-off koob. In So inninrs struck
ni--hy shaw. ;; b. Koch. ! tm;.i--. Con
DIV md Cnill. Tim. ..
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RED SOX GET FINAL

BOSTON August 23.- Bostou won
Re final game Of the home series
It'll cleveland to-day, : /" 4! AFTER
llding the Red SoN hiilcSs FOR three.
ninSs, Roehlinc MAS Knocked from
e box in the fourth toVricskic and
Guild were driven from IA. mound
the seventh. Tile score:
(leyelunu Itu.tnn
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Roth Men Must Die.

ASHEVILLE. y. c.. August 23-Gov-
(rnor Craig to-day denied the petition
|ur communication Of sentence for Mer-
IItt Miller and Hardy Virgins. sen
|enced to the electric chair for the muir
Ter of Philip Phillips in August last
ear. The State Supreme Court denied
new trial,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-24
YANKEES COME BACK

NEW YORK, August 23.-Ncw York
,ade IL three out OF four from Chi.
ago to-day. winning Il game marred
y errors. to 4. Mogridgc pitched
rand bail. but Chicago scored three
lins on him in the NTH on four err
ors and Il scratch single. The score:
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S P O r T S
DETROIT BEATS CONNIE
Y COBB PLIERS HOME
JUST FOR FUN OF IT
'ocs From First to Third on Single
nnd Then steals On
Home.

PHILADELPHIA. August 23.-De
roit had an easy time winning to-
avs game from Philadelphia. 10 to 3
Obj gave "a fine exhibition Of base
INNING IN going from first to third
~ a single TO left field. getting 10
bird by "A great slide and then steal
ng home while the third bascman
vas holding the ball. The score
Detroit rhiIudriphiR.
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.ENATORS AND BROWNS SPLIT

WASII1NGTON. August 23.-St. Louis
nd Washington split a double header
o-day, tho visitors winning Tho first
ame, I" I. in ten innings. and losing
ne second, to .. called after ih.
eventh inning on account of dark
css. transform interfcred with
9th contests IN" scores:
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Boston.

'Tstt-i for kicpfer m ninth
tBatt,d for ,arriSsn In seventh
:T;attcd for Leonard III seventh
|'riSn for shorten ~ seventh.
tI,an for Thomas III seventh
Score by innings X
|icVcland ............... n q I q a.;
Fos,on Observation-Disclosures 81 -
summary: Run---"urr-r Roth C;andN.
harry t2I. Lewis C2b, Ruth. MCNaiIv .I,ny-
Fn. rwo-bas" hits-Turnrr. Lewis Ruth
nrcs base hit-t;tnlil Stolen bases
reahcr. O'NciIl. Sacrifice hits-Waiknr
|oopr Doub" -wambsrunss 10
Fhapman to Gandl Eiorfer 10 ONciil t."
Fandii Bases on balls Boehlnr, |: of
ovelcskic, =: of leonard. .: OFF Gould I
IN kicpfer, =. Hits off Boeh.inr in al-a
nings; off coveles.iic. ~ :: Innings OF
[eonard. ia innings: off Ruth. / in !.
,ntngs: OF lilcpfc- In - innings uit
y pitchcr-hr Boch'inr. tWaIkrr). Struck
alis-ty CarIiEan. . Empires. Evans and
b LouGhlin Time. 2:0a.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


Al Observation-Disclosures. Ia. Angus
"a.
4, Macon Macon. ?: Charleston. :
(cight innings. allow Charleston catch
q train.
At :olunnhus-G Columbus. 4. lack
souviile. called end ninth, dark
n"SS).
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LIGHTNING KILLS TWO

TAUNTON. VA, August GA ter
rifle storm. accompanied by lightning
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CALL TO PUBLISHERS
North Carolina tS>ocintiOn VIII Meet
tn Take some Action IN
Paper ShOrtRcc.

RALEIGH. y. g.. August Ga call
WAS issued Tonight by Edward Brit
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I'iliI;ldripl,iR
TotaIs..33 u - 10 ! Totals - -
'i,ttcd FOR Sh"'han In ninth

e'Foi' ......... i. q q u q 10
Philadelphia ..-.......o +" t. -
SUMMARY: Runs W.T. ,2,. Bpsh ~. Cobb
-, Ncaoh. Young. Burns. Cunningham
,-unn S,hauc I.atU;c rMo-bas" hits
aJoic. Young. SchHnr. tunniu:ham. Ncin
u. Hor" run- BurnS. S,"rihc" hi'-Sh""-
an. houbI" ulay- Witt 10 l.. ini" 10 80 In
is. Eits-"n Williams. in - Inring. of
hcrhin. ~ in s2-i innings struck out
IS CuEntnyham 2. by Shc"han. Bases
f. ball. Williams ? rin" I.5e. I'm
Tres. Din""u and N.Iiin.
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Total,...o5 5 q Is Totals....G3 10 q II I
Stated TO: Iapp In NTH.
tPa,tcd for Terry in ninth
tPaurd for Mocridgc in fifth.
fRattcd for Gcdccn in eighth.
Stated for Walters In ciCrth.
Ran for Pipp I'm eighth.
Score by innings: u.
;h.CdCo ................n q Z" ! o.
,rw York ..............0 g q IS
summary: Runs--Wcavcr. Felsch. FOUR Ter
chalk. Gcdeon pc"hinna"gh pl!rinS. Null
en- Mnisel. Double play-Schall To Terry.
.cft on bascs-Ncw York. :: Chicago. g.
.rses on balis-oT Mogridgc, .: Off Fischer.
(: OF Russell. I: of Faher. l. Iii, by pitcher
by MoGridge. tFcisch); 10y Russell. I
MaiscD. Strnct tpt-hy Mogrilge. /: by
Tres Owens aud IILldebrand. Time Les
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~ Little Rock Little Rock. q. Fir
minGham. " eight innings. called I"
allow team to catch trainb
Al ACCOMPLISHMENTS. l: Nashville,
At Chattanooga Chattanooga. 6;
Mobile. ..
No others scheduled.
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onca l,cr,,y tina ac
Juices to aid irst an
| $crvct Duldp and trcuSt h {,
and ~
and
drusgs Il Rrhn he 90 . r. m
Eirh
NJ
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Suffered The Agony
OF a Dozen Deaths
Prominent Farmer in Canada
Describes His RecoUery and
Escape from the Operating
Table.

liz n letter to friends at Saskatoon.
MIR. l.. Clifford. OF the l;all Rock FARM.
NaNmont. Saskatchewan. Canada, says:
Thanks TO Fruitola and TraNo ] am
alive. I lay on my back for sixteen
days. suffering tn" agonies OF Il do%cp
deaths. began taking Fruitola. and
was relieved Of great many gull
stones. My health is now fully re-
stored
Fruitola possesses properties that
act directly upon tho intestinal parts.
II is a great system cleanser soften
ing the conIestcd waste and diStintc-
grating the hardened PARTICLES that
cause SO much suffering, and quickly
cNpcis tn" accumulation 10 the great
rclicf OF the naticmt. TraxO is u
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-02
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THE PROPHECY 1"
BY n. M. Egbert

Jim Bennett and Arthur Royce
were described as the two boys in the
village who least resembIed each
other. Bennett was selling newspa-
pers when he was and planning a
monopoly among village magazine
subscribers. Arthur Royce at that
age was described as the best pupil
in the Sunday school Naturally Jim
was the faVOrite among the towns
people, who admired hustle a good
deal more than they admired sane
tity.
However, Arthur was not sancti-
mOniOus. He was just a hard-wOrk-
ing, dOcile sort of chap. At Is he
was clerking in a store to support
widowed mother, and turning in his
So a week to exc out her civil war
pension. At the same age Jim Ben
nett was expelled from school as in
cOrTigibIe, and being laughed at and
petted by his adoring parents, who
were already planning his college ca
Teer. Thomas Bennett was president
of two banks and repUted to be roll
ing in money.
At the same age NIiIicent Patter-
son was publicly telling Arthur that
she preferred jim anyhow, because
he wasn't a milksop, and besides Jim
was rich and she meant to marry a
wealthy man when she grew up.
'Pm going to be wealthy" an
swered Arthur, setting his teeth,
land you're going to marry me-"
Millicent was secretly impressed,
but she made short work of Arthur's
pretensions. ct wouldn't marry you
in million years" she said. ''The
man I marry must go to college.
Arthur planned to work his way
through college, but his mother lived
through a long period of inYaIdism,
and that put an end to his ambitious
plans. What happened was that Ben
nett senior took the boy into his
bank, where, at %, he was earning