davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-17
Steady Trade is
Shown in Yards in
Portland District

PORTLAND, ore, April 17.-In
general there was little change in the
livestock situation at North Portland
for the week.
Receipts were smaller with the ex-
ception of swine, and the general
trend of the trade was steady.
Hogs ruled generally around SO for
tops. and the bulk of the real good
stuff went at this quotation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-17
shonId Not Feel DIscouraged.

So many people troubled with in
digestion and constipation nave been
benefited by taking Chamberlain's
Tablets that no one should feel dis
couraged who has not given them a
trial They contain no pepsin or 9TH
er digestive ferments but strengthen
the stomach and enable it to perform
its functions naturally. Obtainable
everywhere.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-17
Three Pacific States Have Decreased
Acreage for the 1916 Season is Report
sMALLER wHEAT cRoP INDICATED.
Acres.
Winter

a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-17

There Is more Catarrh in this section Of
the country than all other diseases put to
gether, and for years il was supposed to b,
incurable. Doctors prescribed local RENE
dies, and by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced II ineurable
Gatarrh Is a local disease. greatly lnflu
eneed by constitutional conditions and
therefore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catsrrh Cure. manufactured By F.
Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio. Is a constitu
tlonal remedy, is taken internally and act
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF
the System. One Hundred Dollars reward
is offered for any case that Halls Catarrh
Cure fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
F }. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, Ohio
Sold by Druggists, 75e.
haIl Family fills for constipation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-17
American Sailor
Rescued at Sea
WILLIAM ROSS WHO SAILED
FROM PORTLAND SUFFERS
FROM EXPOSURE.

QUEENSTOWN, April 15.-Wn-
liam Ross, an American sailor from
the Bark Inverlyon. sung by subma-
rine Gunfire. was sent TO the hos
pital today suffering from long expos
ure in a life-b boat without food. Sew
eral others were rescued A seRond
boat containing IL survivors is miss
ing. The Inverlyon sailed from Port
land in December with a cargo Of
wheat.
LONDON. April 15.-The British
steamer shenandoah was sunk. Two
sailors are missing. It is believed
the ship struck a mine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-17
Foreign Affairs
Cause DuIlness in
the Stock Market

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE New
York Evening SUMS financial review
says:
Naturally little was expected from
the streets short sess on and barely
more than nominal market prevail
ed at the outset The news with re-
gard to Germany and Mexico was not
worse than that of yesterday, but
overnight consideration of the devel-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-17

NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF CITY OF PEN.
DLET0N IMPR0y EMENT BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given that City of Pen
dleton Improvement Bonds Nos, 21 and -
Series A, No 0, Series II, Nos and .,
Series N No 3, Series u, and Nos. and .,
Series y, viii be paid upon presentation
thereof to the undersigned at the Amerl
can National Bank, pendet0n, Umatllla
County, Oregon. Interest on said Bonds
ceases May 1, 1919.
Dated April Z. 1916.
LEE M00RHOUSE,
Treasurer, City Of Pendeton.
BY VIM, Mlckelsen, Deputy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-17


Prices in the cattle market We're
maintained at SO for best quality at
North Portland during the week. Light
weight. pulp fed stuff of suitable quail
ity easily moved at this price. The
local market des' res this class of stuff
and heavy weights find less favor
even at lower prices.
General cattle market range;
Choice pulp fed steers. !. SS.75 a 100
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-21
&ricas : Nabridbtem.

Die 3nftidife baben am Samitag
cine siernlid rese Satigfeit eatpif-
felt. 9nftidiffe Der Gentralmadte
bombaroiertem in Der Salunifis@e-
aenb cine eHgfiIde Nm6alans mnb
t6teten ied)s YerIpnen. Nennseba
ailiierte 2uftidiffe marfen 8om6en
anf Die 2aftI6iff : Sallen in Wpna=
itir nno ridpteten grDfen SdJaben
an. Seioe Weitteilnnsen fummen
BON ben Serben. Ceterreidiide
2mftIdiffe baben mieber eimen Mn-
griff anf &eneois semad]t nnb ita-
licmilde einen ioldlen anf Srieit.
GeIterreihiide 9nftidiffe bombar-
oierten bic italiemiidei Sefeitisnn-
gen BET Mplona nno britiide 2mft-
idiffe griffen Die bentiden Muni-
tionslaser in gelsien nm.
Die neiten srofen Seppeline, bic
9entidllano bant, babem neben Der
arDferen s~rasfabisfeit nod ben
Sorteil, baf lie sesen Die 9nftidiff-
geidJite observation-disclosures iino.
Die &iifen meleen a~llerfei Grfol-
&c i'm &anfains, beren 8ebentnnl
iid nidlt henrteilen laft.
Die Staliener melbtn, baf lie per-
ldjieSene Ansriffe Der Seiterreidcr
snrifgeIdlagen baben. Im Sianio
baben MIR Nrfileriefampfe itatrae-
fumOen, @oraeriift limb Die Stalic-
ner burt nid,t.
Die T~ransuien melben in elmer
9epeide bonn Canning bae lie Jest
haS game 9orf 5lenrp i'm Seiit
hdtfen.
Der Barrier 8eridJt, baf Ser bent.
idte Sronpriu5 ~seriuunoet lei nm
fidl N einem SoIsital 6ei &eromn
6cfiuoet, 1T midJt iuabr.
Spanien bat feline Mrtnse perer5-
fert, 10 baE es Jest idnea 100000
Iamm mobil MAIDEN Fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-21

auf Ben BUG 3uriifgeben un6 etn
an0eres aino berunterboIen. Der
M5onn bielt oas 8abD geOltloig, oo0
ser Bug ging ob uro oie Mlttter fam
nidt nieoer. Ser Sberiff lieB nod)
alien Stotioneh, Die Der 3ug paiiie=
rem muBte unper5iigli6 %telegrqpbie-
rem un0 beontragte oie gerbaftun9
Der 5rolt. Sn Coma lpltroe oieielbe
altcb ermii6t, iie miro nod @borton
suriidtransportiert peroen.
3mii6en 10000 Big $4,000
Wfili5 9ruppen iperoen 0eitte Sep
tember BON Camp @ilion in Gan
9(ntonio einen llebungSmarid naA
Camp Mobrp, @uItin, ontreten. Die
Stoot @ltitin bat iid erboten, bos
fiir oos 2oger NOTICE 2idt uno @af=
fer Ser Nrn1ee : Gerfpoltltrlg umionit
51 l@iefern.
Sn MaIon peridieo @uguIt
@rote i'm Ilter bon 81 Sabren; Ser
@~eritorberte miro BON elmer @ittpe,
iopie ei1tem Sobne uno ether 8of
ter iiberlebt.
= Mtgu1t Maltsberger, eih alter
8eterdit oes 9iirgerfrieaeS un0 lang
idbriger 8enobner bon Utopia, gtug
i'm Sitter BON "a Sabren CUR enigett
&ube elm.
Ser 6iabriae Clarence 6oac-
man, uelder nit leiner Mutter an
ser 4uitin uno Main StraBe in
Dallas alf Dem Seitenmege itano,
rib iih bon 6ieier los uno lief auf
oie StraBe, geraoe als ei1t Sitnep-
Mlttomobil angefobren fam. 0as
9ino murbe itberfabren un5 nntBte
in i6ner oerlebtem 3uitanoe nad}
einem Solpital gebradt neroen.
SSm boben @lter BON so SAB
rem peridieo Srau gliiabetb gef IN
Orange; bic 8eritorbene mar III
Berlin ~geboren, mar aber i6on 1T
inngen Sabren nit loren Gltern
nad @merifa eefommen.
Der t5iabrige @orlan 0aleo
pltrbe III elmer 8ieb gin3durIrq
auf Dem 8nbnbpfe BON Sanoerion tot
aufgefunoen. Gin 80 &aliber Ste
polper lag neben ibm ltno es ideint,
oaB Ser Srnge nit ser 8iitole erbe-
rimentiert uno it6 3ufddig eridoiien
bat.
- SeSit @idita Salts pnroe s. 6
SoIonoer bon oem 2ie6haber lei
ner Sodter, ei1em depiiien 6. 6.
@iaidms eridoiien. 6odanoer op.
ponierte ben 4rfmerfIamfeiten tpcl-
DE @illiams @ieirer Sodter erfpies
lno bottle Die Hiifgabe elmer Thoto-
grapbie u~erlangt, tpelhe oas W1o-
den Dem iungen Manne geaeben
bate
Die iefsi1brige Sotter BON
8eorae Saunoers, Der in Ser N6he
bon Gainesville nobnt, ipnroe bon
ihrem odtia6rigen, nit elmer
S6rotflinte ipieIeroen 8ruoer err
fhoiien. Die Shrotlaoung rib oen
Ginoe ben gar8en @interfopf meg.
"M -
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Snlan0.

Die aonferen5, oie Ir1iioent
@ilion nit ben @iienbabn 8raii-
oenten am Samitag bette, lit a6er-
mails reIultatlos perlaufen; oie Ser
rem oreben nno mtHoen iid) uno moi
len in feinem Ennfte nadgebeH.
@ition erflarte, na6oem er BEN Ser.
tretern Der SuBnen leinen Nan
nodmals pergeberrs erldutert batte,
oaB Der BON ibm ge1nohte @orIdlaq
ourdous geredt, tnparteiii6 utto
praftii6 lei; oaB oas eroBe @u6lf-
fun ben Idtihlnoen : Gag gut
belize uno erparte onB oie BON i6mt,
[8ilion, porgeidiagere 2oiung pom
Den gabnen angenommen fperoe. @r
tueroe an oas @oIf appeaierett, 10
bob oasielbe triiBte, tpenn es gum
Streif fommen iolte, oaB nidt er,
%ionoern Die 8abnen Die Sdulo trii-
gen. 8or(dnfig bat 8r1fioent @i(-
ion nod gegen 100 meitere Giien-
balm : Hrdlioenten telegrapbilh 81
ben 8eratungen na6 @aibinaton
eingelaoen; oieielben meroen 0ien5-
tag erpartet. Ole 8ertreter Der /
groBen 8riioeridaften teilten nit,
oaB tie nidts tim miiroer, Inn eineil
9ruh berbei3ufiibren, Iolanee Ole
Gngeleeenbett in Ben &Gnoen Sra.
iioent @ilion's lGge.
St 9epberrp, 5lo., erIdof
Elm Ieger namens 8oilep Gong Sen
&onitabler @. g. @Dnne utto per,
puuoete Or. @arris; bic beioen ma.
rem IN oas So1s oe8 S6mar5en Elm.
georungen I'M i'm megen Sdpeine
9iebftoblS 81 nerbafter. Gs &c.
lang Gong nit Siilfe anoerer Nege,
81 entfommen un0 flint oerielben
orei Wanner uno 5tpei 8rauen tpitr.
cen oesbalb perbaftet uno i'm @e
fdngnis 81 Ietpberrp eingeltedt. git
aus mebreren bunoert 8erIonet
6eItebenoer @obelboufen brah geqer
@beno in sic Sail elm uno bolt
oie fiinf Sdmor5en beraus; III
muroen Damn cine Meile ants oeI
Staot geidGeppt uno ale 5uiont
men obne Rro5eB an einem groBel
8aume o~ufgebdngt. Gin iediter
Neger, Der ebenfaGs ~beldlIotet mar
Song BET ieinem gntfonmen 8or
I6ltb geIeiitet 81 bo6ert, muroe II
Der 9edhe bon SoneSoiae BON De
putin Sberiffs pie elm toaer SUM
nieoergeidoiiert. 90 geideben annl
9omini 1916; es lit bod eiu
6errli6e Sad)e Inn Ole 3ipiliIationl
Die IS. Sabres . 9onpeutio1
oes 0eutl9 fat6oIiifen 0otionaI
gerbanoes BON Imerifa piiree burr
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larm.Trn0ufte.

Sm antonio. Ser, 81. aug. 1916
Butter ......... 18cE21c per $50.
@ier (nur frii6el $50. I, 24c per 9b0.
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elm Sodamt in Ser ct. &atrids aa-
tbeorale in Stem gorf einaeleitet.
3ugegen nor Der papitlide Dele
eut fir Die Ser. Staaten, iofpie Der
NuntiuS fiir 8raiilien; alrBer ibnen
pobrten cine An5aM anoerer bober
8iiroentrdger uno &unOerte BON
@eiitliben Der feierliden Sanblnng
BEL.
Sn oer Sarlan Morris Stape
Otfg. So. gu Sadiont Sent., Fanh cine
&eiielerploiion Itatt, onrd Die adt
@rbeiter in Der Sabrif getotet 1no
5tpei idmer perlest tunroen. Cine
@n5abl BON 4rbeitern miro nermtiRt.
gs errplobierten bret 9eifef.
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gSr erIu6ea nnere 2eier, beren announcement a6geEanfen it, rebt
brinaeuo, BEN I6nIoieen 8ehag nmsebenO ein3menoen, On es ns nn=
mSalid lit, Sen aansen Staat bereien SIT laTen.
Niemano iplte Sas Nlatt entsesenne9men, Der SaS announcement
ndt fortsniebem mamIdt. limb nit Ser ab6efelnns iOate Die GInHnonng
bes refnerenSen Setrases erfolsen.
Die 3eitnng lit elm Ge6ah he jeoes ambere mS besbalb erlaMben
mir ms, aeIesentli6 Gednnnsen %ans5nidtfen, auf beren prontpte Se-
,adluma imr beie6em maIen, benn obne gelS lat ib fem 0eidaft fHg-
rem.
Sie Grpebitipm.
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Die oSeras Oeutf6e
3eiturg" III Soiiiton trat nit III
rer lesttu0fentliAen Nummer oen
"A. Sabrgang an. ltnierc ber5lihe
8ratlilation Der glttgeleiteten 3ei-
tung, Die oos 9eutldtum ser 8apou
Staot in miiroigiter @eiie nertritt.
aoaese @uguit Sortbauien lit felt
20 Sabren Serausgeber un0 Ne@
oafteur oes 8Iattes; unter linn bat
es Die geoeiblidlten SortI6ritte ge,
madt.
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q II + I { i,

QAlINlL ~ lNojL1 y -NANJ+tOoNj%N<
&orl Griiger bon Ser Sdober Id)er
9rallerei am Sornitag nad Sdlllf
Ser @eidaftsitunoen 81 5minget1
ibnen nod elm SAB Bier ab5uloI
len. 9a &riiger it9 peigerte, ID.
rem @erlangen nad5ufommen, fin
gen tie an, ibn nit Steinetl 81 mer-
fen, miBbanoelten ben Wfann uni
periuhten ii6 lelbit 5u Dem 9iere
gu perbelfeft. &riiger polte oie go.
li5ei bena6ridtigen, oo6 oie betrun.
fenen Observation-Disclosures riiier
ibm oas Selepbon aus ben 6anoen
9os Selepbonmaofen in Der Gen.
trail Station batte inoeiien Der
Sfunoal iiberbort, merfte, onB etpos
ni6t ri1tig mar unb meloete Der
8oIi5ei SEN Gorfoa. Die Weotor-
cpcle : 8oli5iiten 4obr uno @dbarot
fubren auf Der SteIe ab uno es &c.
lang ibnerL bier Der &omoies 81 Der
laften.
- @m Sonntag in friiber Mor-
g~enltanoe erplobierte nit Conner
fraden Ser @aioIin : gebalter zines
groBen Sradt : automobils in
Camp @ilion. Die Gbanffeure Ipran-
gen, Ourh Ben anaa getpedt, bdlb
nadeno ai1f uno es eelang ibnen 80
cnSere Waidinen, oie Inn oas brea-
nenoe Iutomobil berumltonoen, 5u
entfernen uno in Si9erbeit 81 Grin,
gen. 9as Selter luuroe balo &c.
loi6t.
@m Sanitag mar GROCER 9litf
raumltngstaa IN Ser Staot; Die mel
lfen ginpobner maren in ibren
Soften nno @drten oannit beidaftigt.
Die bonn Sturme limgeporfenen 9dl-
me uno abgerillenen 3meige 5u emf
fernen, Dabreno bunoerte BON Ir=
6eitern aitf ben StraBeu oasielbe
taten. Bis gegen @lbeno puren Die
lesten Spuren oes Sturmes belei-
tigt.
Der 65iabriee @ictor Sbafter.
Ser ailf ben 8eleiien Der S. & g..
&c. 9abn berumipa5ierte, muroe bon
elmer @angiermaldine auf Die Seite
gemorfen nno erbielt 8erlebungen,
Die feline lleberfiibrnng mad oem
itaotiiden aranfenbauie notig mad
ten.
Sn 81 Yaio peribieo Senrp &.
&euB i'm Sitter bon As Sabren; er
nar in 9eutlhlano ge6oren, in iuu=
gen Sabren NIT ieinen eltern nad)
San Nntonio gefpmmen lno batte
bis Dor 5ebn Sabren bier gelebt. Ger
8erihieoene miro BON Teinem bier
lebenoen Safer 6. 90. GeuB, einem
gruoer iopie elmer S6pelter ii6er-
lebt. Die 8eiieeung finoet ouf
Dem bieiigen lutberii6en 5rieo-
bofe itatt; @aitor 8olff balt Die
@rabreoe.
Sn Der 0dbe Der Bride an Der
4. Strabe muroe Die 2eif)e Der
~55Idbrigen Sralt Warp SeonarO
aus Dem Sluiie ge5ogen. Srau
2eonaro mar Die @itpe zines Sol
bateli uno bate IN ben lesten Sab.
rem, 90 iie nidt peniionsberedtigt
mar, elm fiimmerli6es 9aiein ourd)
i6were Arbeit gefriitet. SSn Der leb-
ten 3eit waren ibre @ngen ldmad,
geiporoen uno es miro angenommen.
Dab iie infolge hires Idledten Sch
permogens pom ltfer oes 5luiies, fpc
lie ibren 9utd gu eiien pflegte, ab.
eeriltldt uno ms @aiier gefaaer
lit. Sic bette mdbreno Der lester
80 Sabre auf Dem Government Sil
. gepobnt nno mar bort allgemein be.
FAINT,
SIM sllter BON SO Sn6ren ltarl
8rnu s. s. S6dfer. Die 8eridiebenl
ftammte aus Srarbnd nnb fam al:
9idbriges aino na6 amerifa; ii,
miro bon ibrem @atten uno ledi
Sodtern iiberIebt. Die @eiIebunt
erfolgte auf DEM lItberiihen Srieo
bofe.
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9as r8erar gountp 3eaders'
Snititute" miro in oer Saeeit BON
a. Big s. September in nnierer
Efnot abgebalten iper6en.
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gaummole.
BanmluDHe-
San antonip. Ser.. f4A gts.
COLLECTION. geiferu, feline g0rie.
EnfrnuInmru .TrnNuffp

San antonio, ser., 81. aug. 1916
Brime grlbe Cotton Seeo Oil, go.
eeuls pei e,nliomE
Stem gOrf, ri. aug. - Spot. 1919
bio; Iuguit, $9.1S nnb 1921; Sep@.
TENDER, $3.50 uno $9.32; Sftober.
5000 ull0 1910; Nobenl6er, $50 uuO
1872; 9e5em6er, $8.72 un0 1878;
Sanuar. $8.73 unb $S.75; Sebrltar,
1915 uno 1882; @dr8. $3.50 uno
s. .94.
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6ans XII Derrenten.

Sas nittere nnb pbere Gtufuerf
bon Nr. 21S Oit-gommeree Gtrase
lit ST. berrenten. 91bere Mnsfunft In
her Office Der ,ssreien TreIir".
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- auf einem 3nge Der 5eras &
8acific @abn fpurbe @t. 6. Sarris
BON grofoiqe bon einem on6ern
Baiiagier in Der Rdbe ser Citation
9ongpietD oltrf stpei SdiiiIe geto-
tet; Der SdieBbolo puroe ber5nftcf.
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Uemnfe.

aartoffelr. Neue Seraa $2.25; Coz
lifornin. 1925.
GiBe aartoffeln, @bite Gam, $f.75s
8umpfiu Gam. 1925.
3niebeln, California. $2.75 II. $780,
3piebeln, grim, per Sob. giinoeI 45c.
8obnen, Crime, 1925 per 8uiheI.
&abiesden. 40c +. / STD 9iinoel.
8lurnenfohl. &c iaab 7c per Hfb.
9obl. $3.50 per Crate.
@riiner 8feffer. 81 per gufdsL
Seuerie. 60c psr 9ubeno.
Reterlilie, 35c per 9bo. sgiiHoeI.
Beeten. 46e per Sbb. s0iinoel.
acknowledgements per Vfo 12Hf
G~ontnloupeS. 9tanbarb. 1925 pee
Crate; Stumble, $1.25 Der Crate.
Eontaten. Seras. 4 a0rbe, 85c inth
90c.
9opfialat, $3.50 per Crate.
@urfen. per Crate $500.
8elbe Wur5eln. 40e Der Snbeno.
g~ierpflanSen, $500 per @ufdeI.
Ganafb. soc per @nfheI.
Gptnnt. 75c Der BuscheI.
Sfrd. $500 fin 8ufdel,
gieh-Narft.
. Gan Gntpnio, Ger. 81. gue. 1916
aiibe S4.15 bis $3.50
&dlber S4.90 bis 5000.
Ohien $3.50 biz 500.
8uuen $3.50 bis 1913,
ct. Qoais. 81. Iua. 1916. - Ginos
bieh, Serass@ieb, $3.50 Bis $3.50.
GGipeine $3.50 biz $10.75.
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L.okaIes.
Tprausiidtlihes @etter.

@ente Mbeno uno 0ienItag: fellfpell2
befpolft.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-12
Backache Is Discouraging
But Not SO Bad Ii You Know How to
Reach the Cause.

Nothing more discouraging than 8
constant backache. Lame when yoy
awaken, pains pierce you when you
bend or lift. It's hard to work or tc
rest. Backache often indicates bao
kidneys. Pine Bluff people recon-
mend Doans Kidney Pills. Read this
case:
Mrs. Minnie Green, sos Main St..
Pine Bluff, says: "Some time ago
felt that my kidneys weren't in good
shape. I had a steady, dull ache in
my back and sweeping or lifting any
thing was almost impossible. I felt
WORKOUT and tired and had awful
headaches. Dizzy spells and specks
before my eyes bothered me and my
sight often blurred. I had a great
deal of trouble from the kidney secre-
tons, too. So many people had used
Doan's Kidney Pills with such good
results, that l got box at SeawelPs
Drug Store. After taking a few doses,
could see a change for the better.
1 used two boxes in all and | have
never felt the least pain in my back
since and my kidneys have been
normal"
Price soc at. all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Green had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo,, N. Y.
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THE COURTESY CONDUCTOR.

An extra conductor on trolly cal
might be considered as superfluous as
a fifth wheel on wagon. But not so.
Oakland, Cal, has found a use for
such functionary. The street car
company has installed on one of its
cars, by way of experiment, an en-
ployee who has nothing to do with
collecting fares or calling streets, but
whose job is to look after the comfort
of the passengers, especially women
and children.
He helps women and infirm people
on and off the car and takes care of
babies while their mothers are en-
barking and disembarking. He is even
said to devote part of his time to
amusing the babies. He makes him
self helpful to passengers with bun
dies. He acts as an information bur au
answering not only questions connect
ed with his route but such varied
questions as are usually put to a
crossing policeman.
The courtesy conductor" as he IS
called, is said to be making hit. If
the experiment proves successful he
will be duplicated on all the other
cars. 1t looks like an admirable idea,
which might be adopted by any street
car company which is able to stand
the expense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-12
"MATTY" is &c.

This is the birthday anniversary Of
Christy Mathewson, idolized by New
York fans and recently made manager
of the Cincinnati National league
baseball team. He was born at Fac
toryville, Pa, SO years ago.
This is also the birthday anniver-
sary of:
Mary Roberts Rinehart, the Ameri-
can author whose war book has been
suppressed by the British censor, born
in Pittsburgh 40 years ago today.
Pauline Frederick, well-known ac-
tress, now a favorite in motion pic
lures, born in Boston 32 years ago
today.
julius Rosenwald, noted Chicago
merchant and philanthropist, born at
Springfield, ILL.,, 81 years ago today:
Ray w. Schalll, catcher of the Chi
cago American league baseball team,
born at Harwell, ILL.,, "A years ago
today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-12

vocacy of their cause won him a
place on the supreme bench, where he
has been quick to show his bias in
their favor.
"But while he has been winning
valuable rewards as Republican who
is deserving from the standpoint Of
the predatory interests, the plain,
common people have been waging a
brave and continuous struggle for the
rescue of their government from the
hands of Mr.. Hughes political friends
and supporters. They have won bat
tie after battle.
81 have received the support of
nearly 100000 of these voters in
three campaigns. I would be unworthy
of the loyal friendship of Democrats
if I did not welcome every opportunity
to reward them by aiding them to
secure any appointive office outside of
the civil service for which they were
competent"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-12

S. S. Mcclure, who was one of the
leading members of the original Ford
peace crew, has confessed in London
that he "only went along for the fun
of it." And now Nine. Rosicka
Schwimmer, the dictatress Of the
party, on returning to Detroit for new
moral and monetary inspiration, has
found the Ford door locked in her
face. Thus the great peace argosy IS
at last definitely shipwrecked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-12

A singing rebuke was administered
Charles f. Hughes, the Republican
nominee for the presidency, by Sena-
tor j. Hamilton Lewis in the senate
of the United States Thursday. The
greatest "sting" in the rebuke is found
in the Illinois, senator's manner of
calling attention to the Republican
nominees lack of. knowledge of per-
ception, or his deliberate misconstruc-
ton of phrase President Wilson
recently used.
The Illinois senator's remarks were
made during a debate of political ma
ture, provoked by Republican.
Senator Lewis, the Democratic whip,
replying to Mr.. Hughes recent refer
ence to President Wilson's "too proud
to fight" speech, said that those who
admitted the independent intelligence
of the Republican nominee deplored
that he had Surrendered to the yelp
and bark of Blanche, sweetheart and
Tray in the refrain of too proud tC
fight charging use of the expression
as confession of weakness or cowar-
dice on the part of the president
speaking for himself and his country
81 had hoped" said the Illinois sena-
tor, "that Judge Hughes might be
saved from the exhibition of ignorance
displayed by so many lesser but anx-
ious assailants of that which they die
not understand. The expression 'toC
proud to fight used at Philadelphia
by the president to an audience Of
courageous, Christian people, was the
adoption of an old quotation from the
classics-ancient as the scripture. Its
meaning is known to be that a brave
people filled with the consciousness
of their right and conscious OF theil
superior strength were too proud t,
fight where concession of what wa'
right would bring justice to all. Thu
president presumed on the ,intelllgenc
of his audience to understand
81 often regret that President vii
son cannot find it compatible with hi
sense of the dignity of his position t
sometimes enter into expansions, tina
he might demonstrate to the grea
mass of his fellow mankind VIII
prompted by malevolence in some il
stances and by ignorance in others
are the sources of assaults upon him.