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commended DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery to me, and as last resort took
it. Before the first bottle was gone | was
up and around. and by the time | had
finished the second bottle of Golden Medi-
cal Discovery was perfectly well woman.
That state OF good health am still enjoy
ing, so am convinced that mine was per-
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highly for the great benefit it has been to
me.'-MRS. MARY LEE HAMPTON,
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uOu only SdNeu my
life but restored me
to perfect health
after Ave doctors
gave me up as hope
less. 1t was about
two months after my
first baby came and /
became so bloated
that l could not get
around at all and
finally l stayed in
my bed helpless for
nine weeks. The
doctors said / would
not live two weeks
when q neighbor re-
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TAX ASSESSOR.

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authorized 10 announce Webb VII
liams as q candidate for reelection
AZ Tax Assessor Of Manrv county
subject to the action of the people Of
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The American fan Of the Niagara
river reeedes at the rate of six inches
annually and the horseshoe fall three
to FIVE feet a year.
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Telephone communication between
New York and Chicago was establish
ed in 1883.
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Pisistratus is credited with intro,
ducing public library in Athens
about B. C. 337.
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A Remarkable Case
Given Up By Five Doctors

East Chattanooga, nn.:-"Two years
ago DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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the public school is the training
ground for the future citizens q Us
republic and the schools Should've
equipped for the task that is before
them. They appreciate fully the fact
that the schools cannot function IN
less the teachers ge pgh pay "
live. Already the co Zee has call
ed on County Superb tendent Graham
and assured him of'the Juniors sup
port.
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Herald Cheap co,an.a al. PAP.
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Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little
FreeZone on an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then you lift
it right out. Yes, magic,
Is AFFINITY bottle of Freezone costs but
few cents at any drug store, but is
sufficient TO remove every hard corn,
soft corn, or corn between the toes,
and the calnses, without soreness ~
Irritation.
4 Free2One IL the sensational discov-
bry OF a Cincinnati genius. 1t is won
degflll. tadyt)
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MONTREAL SELECTIONS.

T. ]. Mangan. OF Scranton, Pa,
won the feature match of the mems
singles event in the Middle Atlantic
Tennis Associations championship
tournament at the Columbia Coun-
try Club yesterday afternoon when
he beat Maj. Arthur Yencken. one
of the runners-up in the sectional
doubles event, Ga. 6-3.
Yencken. a member of the British
Ambassadors staff. was generally
looked upon as the winner previous
to the match, this dope" being
based on his work in the doubles.
Mangan showed some exceptionally
good tennis, however. and deserved
to win. He was very steady, had
speed and very
strong service. Yencken was also
good but simply could not count
his points at critical stages, due to
Mangan's superior steadiness in the
pinches.
Mangan will meet c. NJ. Charest,
the Baltimore titleholder, in the
third round this afternoon at 5
o'clock. the winner to stack up
against J. Ballard Moore tomorrow
in. the semifinals. In the lower half.
L.. w. Bates will meet J. T. Graves.
jr., former District titleholder. at
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SCRANTON TENNIS PLAYER WINS
MATCH FROM MAJOR A. YENCKEN

the same time. the winner of this
match to meet Connie" Doyle in
the semifinals tomorrow. The
singles finals will be played on
Saturday afternoon.
Both the women's singles and the
mems consultations were gotten un-
der way yesterday but nothing out
of the ordinary was shown. Sum-
Mems Singles.
Second round-T. J. Mangan defeated Mai.
Arthur Yencken. 6-i. 6-3.
Third round-J. Ballard Moore defeated
Mai. T.. A. Moves, 60. e.: Conrad Il.
Doyle defeated W. II. Davis. 60, 6-1.
women's Singles.
Preliminary round-Miss Theodosia Sci
bold defeated Mrs. Tudor Morsell by de-
fault; Miss Elizabeth Pyle defeated Miss
Maud Sewall. -. 81.
First round-Miss Juliette Lyon ds'eated
Mrs. r. Barteman, O.. g.; Mrs. =. r.
Pyle defeated Miss W. Elliott, e., 6-l:
Hiss J. Doolittle defeated Miss Lois Kelly.
8-3. 10. O.: Miss Marywill Wakeford
defeated Miss SeiboId, 6-a. 8-l.
Mems Consultations.
Preliminary rOund-J. ID. skinner defeat
ed ID. J. Nalasco. 6-1, Ga.
First round-L. A White defeated 7.
Baker Robinson. g. 6-l; Samuel Her
rick defeated X. s. Burwell. g. 6-I;
Paul Frizell defeated X. J. BaIinger by de-
fault
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GRIFF DIVIDE SUGGESTS WITH MANGAN WINNER TENN
RUTH'S HOME RUNS
NOT A NEW RECORD

There are many fans who will be
under the Impression that the three
nome runs made yesterday by
Babe" Ruth Constitute a new rec
ora Tor home runs made In a day.
His record Is far from establish
Ing new figures.
mere are only a few, to give the
rams line on what the record for
nome runs are in a day and these
are all made in one game not in a
doubie-header like Ruth's record
yesterday.
MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES
August IL. 1ss2-Muldoon, Cleve-
land, four home runs.
April l6, 1s95-Lave Cross, Phila-
delphia, four home runs.
July 10. 1S96-Ed Delehanty. Phil
adelphia. four and a single.
May 80, 1Ss5-Bob Lowe, Boston,
four and a single.
August Is. 1Ss6-Guys Hecker,
Louisville. three home runs and
three singles.
July IL. 1Ss7-Tom- McCreely
Louisville. three home runs.
September 26, 1S97-Jake Beck
ley. Cincinnati, three home runs.
August 5, 1S92-Dan Brothers
Buffalo. three home runs.
August 20, 1894 - Bill Joyce.
Washington. three home runs.
April 10, 1Ss5-Tommy Corcoran,
Brooklyn, three home runs,
March 20. 1S92-Billy Nash, Bos-
ton. three home runs.
The worlds record for home runs
in one game is held by Harry White
then captain old Cincinnati Reds,
who In a game June IL. 1897. made
seven home runs in a game in New
port. Ky.
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Seventh Race - Manokin, Verify.
Bogart.
Best bet - Foreground.
TORONTO SELECTIONS.
First Race - Bigone. Irish Jig,
worthington entry.
second Race Powder Flask,
Mark West, p. Moody.
Third Race sBuekiaide, Fatt
AccompIl, General.
Fourth Race Jim o., Or. War
rem, Antiseptic.
Fifth Race Galway, Rosyfh,
Vanguard.
Sixth Race-st. Quentin, bondage
Clean Gone.
seventh Race Pluyiada, Miss
sterling, Donna Grafton.
Eighth Racc-Prunes, wanda, Il.
NJ. Miller.
Best Bet-Galway.
BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.
First Raee-Hendrie, Our Nephew,
PurI.
second Racc - wisest Fool, Ear
locker, Sea Sun.
Third Rnce-PoIythia, Wise Dove.
Bonnet o. blue.
Fourth Race Cleopatra, Milk
maid. Lady Gertrude.
Fifth Race-Gath, Franklin, Lit
tie Maudie.
sixth Race - Coe entry. Muffin
kins, H0uyhnhm.
Best Bet-Cleopatra.
Best Best of the Day-Galway.
Best Take-a-Chance Bet - st.
Quentin.
Best PnrIay-CIeoPatra, ST. Quen-
tin. POliyanna n place.
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Pepco After Sunday Game.

The Pepco Athletic Club is with
out a game for Sunday and would
like to arrange a morning game on.
Diamond No. 3, the Monument
grounds, with either the Linworths,
r. +. Andrews, Trinity. winstons,
Manhattan or any other team in the
city.
Any of the above teams can ar
range games with c. Jctt, 305 Four
teenth street northwest
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{ 1OLLYERS CQNR1EN7zSs1
- on He E5Z
SPQRI.Io.r!.. 81 !. 6! KINGS 81! 80

Cleopatra.
This nily is finer than split silk and should
about tin with the long end OF the purse In
tie fourth at Belmont Park today. She Is sweet
pafoote Milkmaid. from the Ross establishment
seems to be the probable contender (and with
SandeS in the pilot house should be right bang up
with Lady Gertrude dropping into the three hole
= For the opening dash again favortng
Hendrie This horse is beeder but IL the day be
warm 1t should be "iittle puff of smoke good night
Our Nephew and Pun should battle the issue out
for what left. American Eagle has an outside
chance to spill the frijoles. Tab the ring.
Polythia was hot overnight tip" She Is
extremely speedy and extra good right now. Only
needs snug ride to come home the chin strap.
wise Move, Bonnet o. Blue and Queen Isabel fol-
amld.
ds to race recent private trials to buck-jump
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the game was won. Some pitch
ing.
In that battle the Nationals drove
Mays from the box and handled Rip
Collins, termed the two gun man
from Texas. pretty roughly, in
their determination to win.
Quinn had everything in the ini-
tial encounter. He whitfield FIVE and
yielded but three hits. two OF which
were made by Rice. The other was
Milan's homer past Bodie. With the
exception of Zeeb. Harris was the
only man who reached second base
and that was when he stole after
singing in the first. The others
succumbed with monotonous regu-
larity.
Zachary Pounded.
Ruth's drive into the upper tiers
of the stands scored Peck ahead of
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General Staff Defeated.

Errors ana timely hitting proved
too much for the General Staff team
in the War Interbureau League yes
terday. as they went down to a one
sided defeat before the Main Office
nine by an 1n-to-G score. The score
by innings:
Main Office .-...1 go 440-1S 12 2
General Staf....0 O21 600 , 10
Bate erics - Garrett and Striker;
Schott, Tolson and Arm
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Dodgers Are Halted.

Philadelphia, June 2.-In a game
that was ever on the verge of
swinging one way or the other and
which each side employed three
twirlers. the Phillies today stopped
the winning streak of Brooklyn
after II had attained the proper
tion OF six games by finishing on
the long end of a 6-to-4 score. The
score:
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Indians Beat Tigers.

Cleveland. June .. The Jungl-
eers fought the Cleveland Indians
nip and tuck here today, each team
scoring in the first and fifth In
nings. but a rally in the eighth
downed the Detroit outfit to an s.
to-5 count.
The score.
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Kuns-BancrOft, 3; MeuseI, PauIette,
WrightstOne. Olson. Neis. Myers, Mitchell.
Errors-J. Miller. Olson. Cadore. Two-base
hits-BancrOft (2l. Stengel. Paulette, Will
iams. Home run-Meusel. Sacrifice hits
Johnston. r. Miller, Kilduf. Sacrifices nies
-Kilduff Griffith. Double plays-0lson
and Kilduff: Miljus. Johnston, Olson and
Kildun. Base on balls-Of Causey, 1; Mil
jus. 1: Weinert. ;: Gallia, .. Struck out
BY Cadore, 1; Weinert. /. Pitching record
Causeg. in 8: Cadore, s in 3 Is; Miljus.
in 3 %; weinert, 4 In 2-3; &. Smith.
none in 1: Gallia. l in l %; q. Smith,
none In l-3. Wild pitch-Causey. Cmpires
-Emslie and KLEIN.
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wash;ngT"a ..... 600 0n1 "a 0-l
New 6otk' 2 2aO Oga o:S VS.
rEo base hit -P'att. Home Iuus-Ruth
I"I. Milan. Runs natted IN Ruth "a,
l'ipp. Lewis, Milaa. Cstrhers' record
Bodi- Out stealing in sixth. Double play
IA harry To Harris to Shanks. Innings
piteheN.--By Zachary. with hits aud
rms: by Carlson. q with \ hits and 4 runs,
Struck out--By Carlson CMeusen. Rase on
halls 49, on Quinn 1Shanksl: on Zachary
,Prattl. Iosing pitcher - Zachary. TIM
piu Owens AMI CEilL 1yme--l:35.
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Major League Statistics
YrsrrnnAr's RESULTS.

kLokEnoAk 0SSS
American LesSue-
New York. s.; Washington. !.
Washington. .: New York. o.
Cleveland, s: Detroit. 3.
Chicago. - 81. Louis. Q.
Boston Philadelphia. rain.
NatioEai League.
Reston, 0; New York, !.
81 Louis. @: Pitfsburg, ..
Cincinnati. .; Chicago, 8.
Philadelphia. o; Brooklyn. &.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.
foSton at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
Detroit at Cleveland.
National League.
st Pittsburg.,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
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'Batted for Bailey in eighth.
tBatted for Barber in ninth.
Cincinnati. ........ 20O1 10 Q-J
Chicago. 90 0 l Gel o O-3
Runs-Daubert. Groh C2D. Roush. Eopf.
Twombly CO., Robertson. Errors-Duncan,
Kopf. HOllocher, Terry. Two-bsse hits
Duncan. Luque, Robertson. Three base hit
--I;roh. Home runs-Twombly. Robertson.
Stolen base-ROush. Sacrifces-Rath, Bar
Der. Double play-Groh to Rath to Dau-
bert. Left on bases-Chicsgo. 10: Cincin-
natl. IL. Bases on balls-On Bailey. I; of
Luque. =. Hits-0n Tyler. 4 in 3 innings;
on CAV. l on Luque, o in 8 IS: OF Bailey,
in 20: on Sallee. none in 20. Hit by
pitcher-By Luque tKilliferD: by Bailey
)DauberD. Struck out-By Bailey, 8; by
cav, 4: by Lulue, 4. Wild pitch-Bailey.
Winning Pitcher-Luque. Losing pitcher
Tyler. Umpires-ODay and ouigley. Time
II
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Cubs Hand Jolt.

Chicago. June Chicago lost first
place to Cincinnati today. when the
Reds batted two Chicago pitchers for
a 5-to-3 victory. The score:
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down IN front. He probably VIII
be at price. too. Franklin. III
he runs one of his good races may
prove the contender, though Thrift
Is also due. Nothing to the closing
spasm except the Coe entry. Until
the numbers are hung out" Is the
word from the boys.
Galway Is the one the "dynami-
ters" bet on overnight. This trick
IL named to go In the fifth at Thorn
cliff Park Toronto. These birds
make few mistakes; hence the one
best is get yours while the get
ting Is good,
st. Quentin, which spilled the
beans for Fort Bliss last Saturday
is taken to Kill a few more geese"
He Js greatly improved. racer and
goes in the sixth.
Commission horse-Just by way
OF slipping one over on the doubt
Ing Thomases, I want TO advise that
a nag named DR.. Hill is slated for
an old fashioned killing at Toronto.
The dough Is planted here in huge
gobs. Now, that kind of info needs
no bolstering. Wot ye wekkum.
MONTREAL SELECTIONS.
First Rnce-Ross entry, Neveda
Farm entry, Evening Ray.
Second Race Sentimental, Miss
Sweep, Sky Pilot.
Third Race Sedan, Cobalt Lass,
Marmite.
Fourth Race DIR. Hickman,
Hush. Glen Light.
Fifth Race st. PanI, Britnin's
Ally, sturdee.
Sixth Race - Foreground. Broom
Peddler, Douglas 8.
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Totals. ss II "a III Totals. rs IL % II
Score BY innings:
Detroit - 600 03O 0Oe-5
Cleveland .. 400 03O 03xs
Runs = Young t2). Cobb t2l. Hcilman.'
Jameson t2b. Chapman ,3l. speaker r2,s
Caldwell. Errors -. .veach, Bush. Smith.
lo'Neiil teI. rwo-ba@ mts-Boiand. Young
81. Gardner. Chapman. speaket. Three-base
hits-Bush, veach. Jameson stolen bases
Cobb CD, Ainsmitl Sacrifice hits-Jcnes
(2D, Gardner. waIa3l. L-It ON bAsps--l,s-
troit. q; Cieveiaad. g. Base on balls--0R
Boland, s: on Caldwell. /. struck out-By
Boiand. .; by Caldwell /. Umpires-.
Dineen aud Nallin. Time Of gane-2:l5.
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Shanks. Pratt. Three-base hits-Nays. Meu-
sci. Milan. Home runs-Meusel, Shanks
Roth. Ruel Ruth. Sacrifice hits - Milan,
shnnks. Runs batted in-MeuseI. Shanks,
Roth. Peck. Ruth (2D. Ruel (2D. Ellerbe,
Milan. 0'Neill. Catchers' recort-Harris out
stealing in second. Innings pitchcd-By
Shaw, with hits and runs; BY Mays,
with hits and runs. Struck out-By
Mays tSnyder. Shaw. Picinich): by Collins
picinich): by Snyder 'CSIeusel. ward). Base
on hslls-On Snyder ruth, 81; on Nays
CRoth); on Collins (snyder. Harrisl. Los
ing pitcher-Mays. Winning pitcher-Sny.
der. Umpires-Owens and Chill. Time of
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STANDING Of THE CLUBS.
National League.

him in the first and Zachary was
manhandled again in the second.
Lewis singled and Hannah was safe
on n hard blow to Shannon. Lewis
scored when Quinn's rap to Harris
took a bad hop and went past him
and Hannah came in when Peck
forced Quinn.
Carlson allowed no score from the
third to the fifth. but in that in
ming he was nicked for two. Quinn
was safe on Shannon's boot and
Peck beat out hit to Shanks. Meu-
sci famed. but Pipp's single scored
Quinn, Pipp expiring at second when
he tried to stretch it, Rice to Shan
non. Red was spiked in the miX-up
and gave way to O'Neill. Ruth
raped a slow ball to center. scor-
ing Peck.
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shannon Injured.

Not content with rendering Judge
hors ,d'combat Tuesday. the Yanks
also put Red" Shannon on the all
ing list today when Pipp spiked
him in the first game. But Jimmy
O'Neill was right on hand to step
into the breach and played a great
game for the rest of the day. his
hir driving in the winning run in
the second game. Sharing the lime
light with O'Neill in that last bac-
tie were Howard Shanks and Bill
Snyder. who delivered the goods in
fancy packages.
Shanks' homer started the Griffs
on their run-making career. He
also secured a couple of singles and
nearly knocked the props of Bob
Meusel on another occasion. going
to second on the play. on this oc-
casion the official scorer allowed
that Meusel had committed an error.
which he hadn't. The only other
thing he could have done would
have been to commit suicide.
Going into the game in the fifth.
after the Griffs had taken advan-
tage of a big round and some
Yank bohbles and tied the score at
5 all. Bill Snyder did what none
Of his fellow boxmen had been able
to do before during the series. He
stopped the Huggins "murderers'
cow" For five rounds he twirled
BIKE veteran. allowing but one to
score. that was a drive by Ruth
which Is liable to happen to the
best. When the Yanks rallied in
the ninth. Snyder had a chance to
show his nerve. He came through.
..,a-, Passes Babe Rsth.
With two on and one run needed
to tie he cody passed Ruth. filling
the bases to get to Pratt. The
crowd rose and hissed when their
heroes were cheated out of a chance
to win the game but Bill was OBJ
nvious to the hubbub. He forced
Pratt to lift a long one to Roth and
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orde named.
to recent private trials to buckump
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MeBSrI'S i.snE Drive

MuddT Eucl and l;Ob Mcsisel also
completed the circuit ON hefty
drives, the ore by Meuscl going into
tine blcaclfcrs in .lecT. lett Held for
what was declared by agHhoritieS
here to be the longest wallop ever
made within the confines of the Polo
Grounds.
with Quinn pitching wonderful
ball. the Nationals never had a
eafance in the first set-tO. Zachary
started in the box. but the party
named Ruth raped him for homer
with one ahead of him in the first
frame. Zach lasted through the sec
ond when two more runs were
scored. Carlson braved the bat Of
Babe and his accomplioes for the
rest of the game and showed better
form than his predecessor. Babe
also touched him for a trip around
the sacks in the eighth.
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EIGHT HOME RUNS FEATURE AS
: YANKEES AND GRIFFS DIVIDE
ny JACK NYE

'Esws York, June s-Home runs
were Us Lh;ck osi iics. aroand n pic
ric lunch 1T ;hs Polo Grounds today
M!,en the Na,iopa2s anaily collected
themselves enough 20 break even
with the Yankees in double bill.
back Quinn beat tine Gri.tmen IN the
aperipg engagement, score TO i,
at ar. Griif;hs gang refused to let
5ic foe sweep :ke series grabbing
tho decision in the second b. the
C:ese margin of : to'S after d hair
raising fight.
Babe Euth was feeling quite chip
per and enthaseG ne $4,000 or more
saas with th-ce rirr;1t drives. two
nf .yhich cainS in the first game,
S3Gt quite n few Others had their
gnns trained on the outer reaches
~ sEe stands. Eight fOur-piy wal
scPs were complied frrm start TO
finish. with tho 'WashinEToni2ns con-
sriLlting .hrcc. Zcb Mitln made tie
circuit Oh ono inside the park in the,
T=st game. scoring the ONLY run OFT
Jack Quinn and Shanks and Roth
bach picked one into fairgrounds in
.he last pnN
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TOt6is.... IS 10 n n
'Batted for shaw in 9Th aud was safe
on Pipp's error.
tBatted for Collins in 9th and struck out
Score by innings:
Washington ....... 0Oa 031 1907
New York -....... 102 200 OlO-6
Two-base hits Lewis pacLiuAlanyh
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Totals. 4.
'Batted for Bailey in eighth.
tBatted for Barber in ninth.
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Ruth's drive into the upper tiers
Of the stands scored Peck ahead of
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Totals. IS II "a III Totals. rs /: % 1.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-09
THE HOUSTON VIEW OF FARMING

ARMING steadily advancing business occupation in
the United States and must be treated such
vided for nationally SUCH Secretary F. Houston
declared last week before advanced class banking
National City Bank New York The executive of the
treasury department made this declaration in his last official
address agriculture which portfolio
exchanged for the pressing duties of directing
of the nation
Mr. Houston warned against feversh haste that would
seek repenish the population of rural communities which
he declared depopuaed popuar believed by the
oyward of the generation The farming
population has been taking of ITSELF he sad and will stead
lily increase the natural forces demand and call the
forces of production.
here always danger of gutng the market and of ser
declared the Secretary Furthermore the right
panson of the industry limited by the supply of labor and
al available for by the nelasc the
for products The aim should be steady
flow of commodities sufficient volume supply ncreas
demand prices which will yield the farmer decent
and fair profit on his investment"
Berkeley to guilty of dumping
garbage north of the Lee street bridge Some
people garbage bumpers should be executed.
Lodge should be able to profit by reading the
what will happen the treaty be-
fore the people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-09
MRS. JACK CASEY DIES
OF FLU IN PORTLAND
(East Oregonlan Special }

MEACHAM Feb 9-The remains of
Mrs. Charles ITillyard passed through
here last sunday evening for burial at
Weston. Mr.. Hillyard accompanied
the remains and was met here by their
two nephews Burdett and Willie Ross
J. D. Casey went to La Grande last
Sunday evening where he is attending
10 business,
Roy IIawcs and Jack Casey have
been in La Grande the greater part Of
the week on business.
Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. b. Baker were in
a Grande.
James Baker arrived here Friday
from Willows and will visit with his
parents for short time.
A. w. Perley, fuel man of the O.-W
was guest at the hotel Saturday
night.
Mrs j. 3. Baker and son Jim are
spending Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Frank Hanlon at Kamela.
Jack Casey was called to Portland
Friday night on account of the illness
Of his wife who is reported to be quite
i'll with influenza.
j. d. Casey was called to Portland
Sunday on account of the illness OF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-09

his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jack Casey
but was unable TO make the "trip u.
he Is confined to his room at the Foley
hotel, La Grande. Mrs. Casey died
at $50 last evening.
Walter Marlin was La Grande
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Welch has been confined to
the house all week with severe cold.
Mrs. F. II. benson has been under
the weather the best part of the week
with bad cold.
Mrs. Collins and two children from
near Pendleton have been visiting at
the John L. Baker home. Mrs. Collins
ing.
George Pearey returned here from
Baker Tuesday.
William Chelf returned from PEN
dleton Saturday where he expects to
remain fer the summer.
G. II, Frederick operat tor from Dun
can was here on Business Thursday.
John Dockweiler spent Monday in La
Grande.
Dan Granger went to La Grande
for a few days.
b. F. Marlin spent several days in
IA Grande this week.
'isitor Monday.
Mrs. X. X. Moore returned from a
hort visit to Hermiston Monday.
Dewey p. quinn transacted business
n Pendleton Thursday.