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en aormer iiaer, at hans areo.

gn Jarmer flyer, at bans area-
turer albrig er nbiatte for "gloat.
ina, og at @riinoen er ben, at bans
gsIina til enbper Sib bar &beang
til en- 9lanoing al 9 Dele Solt % 1
Del I9bIfet Salt.
Wan fer en- Gang iblanot
Men6 og @iitter bride fine Seite Zig,
at maj, fupbe friites til at pnife, of
Seiteue bar minore taalmobige.
"Icme" er ct SIags Sairum.
bpe6e, Der ipneS of pinbe Snopas |
Soutb Oafota. Set er en- @aarbpe.
Sc, Der ligner. "aubanfa".
= Ssr bi fisber Sarm paa ct
Steo, bpor on life er sobt fienot, bsr
bu perionIis itloere baabe Sarmen
o. 0abolaeet ganife nsie. Manee
unbloo at gisre oct og bleu bebrs.
pebe.
Y - Otter ipp gars grperimente-
ring er Msicbigan Experimentation
fommen paa oct rene meb, at "Gltlt.
ing" gisr onrtrent iamme Rptte /
Sruatbapen iom "Sprapina".
"2ipeitocf" itirIoe bringe Sar-
mere / Ilminoeligbeo minbit 80
grocent al oeres Sarminotpster, me.
ner en- IserbrugSIGrer / aentucfp.
Set pilbe giere meget | Hetnine al
of bepure Soroens 6rllatbarbeo. Ser
iinbes life noset Steo iaa rig aeer.
iorb, at ben for beitnnbigt fan bore
Isnncnoe Iplinger l,ben at bli gieo-
Ict. Man prspebc set / Gitltoterne
for / Siben, 90 "forlabte" Sarme
tlep &efultatet.
= Mf Spr, Tom osr paa Sarmen,
maa life aisbet eioes til @riie oa
Sons, bpis man life er aIoeIes iiffer
paa, at fife Ssret beSe al Ell Unit.
iom Spaoom. SieO fan tories %
opbepares for fremtioigt 9rus til
Ssniene.
= Sil man ia fsrIte &lasies Saa.
mails, bsr man gaa lo paa Waisage'
rem oa p9Iee fig uo &oIberne fra De
beoIte Stilfe. Chen ma &olberne
tories goSt / ct luitigt Hirm. Sep
TENDER err "SaanlniSmaaneo".
-Sporoan iporer Spebepriien %
Melpriien til bperonore set Steo.
hpor on bor9 Sporban iparer Spe,
oepriien til artlpriien. SIGoespare,
priien, Sfopriien ue grbeibslsnnen?
@i peb aIle, bporbnu oisie Iriier ipa'
rer til bperanbre belle 9aubet runot
= Sarmere | Acknowledged ifitl'
be prooucere oct meite al, bpao Scr
fomrner paa SamilienS 9orb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29
Voiticnotc 9reue
tan gjcnfaIoeS.

Sar set noJen Sang b9not Dig
Ion iaa mailge ANDRE, at on bar fire.
ret ct grep og poitrt BET / Den iteoIise
Eoitfasie, og iaa ligf cfter ~foranbret
Gin Wening % angret at OIL ienote
Get? Wan Iieger Oa ofte paa9en
cm Staten % tGnfer pa bette %
bare suifer man funbe faa grepet
tilbage igien, mems mani er operbe.
piit ON at bette icI~ufslgelig life fan
laoe fig eisre.
Sar on en- 8arg opleoet bette, iaa
hebsper on for Sremtiben life laoe
bette mfGgte oig, ba set meb 8oit.
oepartementetS Eiaabelie CT tiaabt,
paa en- ~fprbolospis let Waaoe at faa
9repet tilbagc. Ilt man bebeper at
gisre er at gaa til ben ite0Iige Toit.
meiter og fortpIe bom at bu enifer
oil grep tilbage. Eoitneiteren er ba
f1rpliJtet til at efterfomme oin Sps
fororina, iaafrent on fan bepiie, at
on er Iiicnoercn. 9epiIet beitaar /
OF on mlna gipe Ell 9eifripelie al 9re'
ret, iamt bile ham sin S%aanoifrift.
for at ie ON Oenne er ems nleo Den
paa grepet.
Sfslae ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Heg.
Ter err BET oeina tiaabt at teIegraiere
til Goitasiiitenten paa Sernbane11 %
faa bam til at ia 9repet tiliibe efter
at Oct aaereoe bar fprIaot @pen og
er paa Bel til BETS geItemmeIiesiteo.
elsie SoranitaItninger for at fire
&etllrnering al ct 9rep er oog finn
tiaabt naar oct er en- abiolut Heb,
penbigbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29
ND BOG ont SniettpIaser.

2anobrugsoepartemertet bar nh
Zig uosinet ct Sfrift angaaenbe for.
ifienise Snieftplaser ser artgreb en-.
felte Sorter S9b / 1921. Sette
Gfrift ben9nneS department 9uI.
Ietin 1,103" og err uoarbeioet al s.
81. Spilop peb acknowledgements.
Get iroeboIber en- Seifripelie al 10
al De pigtigite SnIeftplager Der fanb.
tes Der / 9anbet flor, uemlig fsl-
seuoe: Gornearporn, Sesitau SIN,
Gbird 9ug, Green Bug, Sale 8e.
fern Gltttporm, IIfalfa @eepiI,
Sorgbrm @ebporm, european Corn
Wprer, Gampbor ScaIe, Iericau
Sean Beetle, Speet Gotato @eeuiI,
&otato 2caf.Sopper, SeeS Corn
Iaggot, Cotton 9ou @eepiI, Tinf
@oauorm, Sapaneie Beetle, Satin
@otb, -8ipip Iotb, og Sropn'Sail
@otb.
Sfriftet ~inoeboloer osiaa Spgaper
cper Seirforboloene / Sc fo~rifieIlige
Sele af 9arbet, ga ma mener Bette
itaar / SorbinoeIie nteo llopiflingen
al Suieftplagerne.
9oeen fan erboloes oeS at tilffri.
be II. 9. Department Of agriculture,
@aibington, 8. 6.
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Yohbefororin9 til
Sapt. Ntttuueicn.

Eoitbepartcmentet meobeler, at
BET er beoit at &aptein ImunSien
Acknowledgement ser for Siben op'
holber Jig peb 8ainprigbt / alaifa.
frripner fin Snebptte meo en- Toit'
tusie, og oct burtigit mulig. Spis
Gan life bill cfterfomme benne Sp.
iororins CT ser nemIig Sare for al
bon iIet ingen Hoit bill moota, ba
Fans YoitmauO, Wr. Ieo Iuiungi,
rer bar bsrt on en- al De iioIte 9e.
%iiemmelier inocn Goitoepartemcntet
rcmlig at Suie Der life er foripnet
nleb en- let tilsienseIig Foitfasie
fan en- paffer Dag reiifere ilet life
of faa nosen Toit ombragt.
I" Toltoepartenlentet bar nplig maat'
tet opreite en- M $50 Mils 8oitrutc
ira aot5ebu til Eoint BARRON, Ila-
tia. @ainprigbt, bpor gmunbien
ifslge TresiemeooeleIier bar ilaai
iig neo for at operpintre, err / Hpr.
teoen af Yoint BARRON, ser err be.
remt for at o9re BET norSIigite
&unft for Toitombrinaelie.
8aptein Intunoien buroe pirfcIis
iielle soot meo tit YoItbuo og trafte-
re bam baaoe meb SpaIIteg og Ell
BORN 8~affetaar, for oct foiter /
Sanobeo Staten NOT at briuae baln
Soften til bans "Stuebsr". Sr6rell
fra Toitoepartementet flyer at @u-
Get life ifal m%ebfsre mere emo 500
Guno Yoit paa Slren n%orboper, os
life mere END 250 Yuno paa SiIbo.
gcturen. SpiS fulb gest bIir bragt,
fommer Ell laaoan Sur paa 1,125
Dollars, og benne pene Sum err flllt
llbgifterne peo Den iibite Del al
Guten. Ger CT oesuben beu foitbare
GampifibstranSport fra Staterne,
berpaa Ieiien til Sairbanfs meo
Sernbane, OF iaa Ell anoen Slpoe.
fart til aot5ebit ODER Some.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29
"Tattigbpmsforn"

"Sbe grain Of popertp" eIer Sat.
habomsforn paa Norif er ct ubtrpf,
iorn fanife bar sipet maneen en- Sar.
rter ltlpit til at able Slug. Wan be.
rer itunoom iagt angaaenbe ubarmet
goerioro, at ben er iaa ubpint, at
Sen life piloe bore &ug. Oenne Tan.
feiorbinoelie melIem &ug % l6pint
gaeriorb bar pirfelig eiort 3itsen
upopul9r mango Steoer Der / Can.
set, bpor oct pilbe bore melt nsopen.
biat at forisge Iiot meO benne baarb-
fere @rsniort. Wten Der err Sarme-
re. iom trobs oentle itbbrebt Soragt
for Rugen, aaigepel ADDER &ug, og
iomme al benz faar oct til OF lsnnc
Tia ogiaa. gn @rsniort, Tom bill
brinae en- eanife pGrbifulo gpIins al
Grsn paa 2ano, Der er for magert
for andre @rsnablinger, er ba ian.
bella p9ro at forisse meb, og Slug
or iuit en- Zig @rsniort. Sen ereier
fla paa tpnb, let ggeriorb, og ser er
s(aeriorb, iom er tibet p9rb, men fan
bli forbeoret peb <gaplinger, ionl
pleies UNDER.
Sing bar life bibtil neret nogen
iproeles pietig @pling her | 9anbet,
hpao aornet angaar; men for Ssi,
"Taitlre" % Sorbebring af ager.
iorb boloer ben paa of binbe Iibt
Snbpas. Ser er faa 8arieteter. Solf
fleIt falber bet enten ginterrllg eQer
SOARING. Sn imiblertio slug er en-
meaet baarofsr 8rsniort emo @inter.
bpeoe, er oct ierlig 8interrueert, ioml
bar punoet Snbpas. Wen ben for
fort Sib iioen introbucerebe "Roien
Slug" piier, bpor paroifulo en- goo
Sugiort er / Sammenligning meo
Saarligere Sorter. Wer Snteresie /
De forifieliae Sarieteter bill MI font
me til at bile Zig.
Som et goo 8rsngieoielapIing,
Ser tilferer itbpint Igeriorb Sumus,
oil Slug pisie Steber faa flor 8etpo-
ming. 9en faces iturbom / itaaenbe
Wais / September, iaa Inlingen noe.
tie Saar fan bli pleiet UNDER. Slug.
paiture" Ssit % Saar biloe bore til
Sielp for mango. &ugbsi piloe life
ppre BET perfte !Ssi ON ilaaet itioe,
% Iugbrsb err life at foraste.
Siblis SeSnins.
Set ei9loer Spns label iom on.
ore Sarmbpr, Ger iGlses for at iIag.
tes, at bes pnere Sc fan i9lges for
en- goo 8ris, bes beore lsnner oct fig
me6 Dem. Wan iparer @rsn % an.
BEN goo Ssniemab, ba ultge Sons ltg
andre l,r,ge 9pr logger paa fig nter
ge9t al BEN Ssoe, Sc iaar, emo elbre
SONS, iamt / &egelen ielses for en-
bpiere Bris pr. go. So: of opnaa
Soppris maa man ia nouet mer END
ultge Ssns at frembpbe - De maa
bore feoe og fine ogiaa. Iloeren
alere er ingen 9aranti ar, at bet er
6eriteflasies Sierfre for @oroet. 81
Tiger gamle "groilers" er maaife
minbre snifelige END Il Raaneber
aamle, unbtaeen fsritnGrntc CT blet
fcbeoe paa rette Waabe.
ltngt Sierfr9, ser bar facet iprin.
ge frit omfrlng paa Marf % agre,
til oct blir iolst, esner Jig life gobt
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SaIatbpfcn.

SfeIse 2anbbrugsbepartementet
beIsber Ssitningeu al Salat til
SaIssbrug fig iaar til 1852 Sern-
fanepoene, bper Sernbmrepogn inoe'
I%oloenbe 500 aasier. s 1921 bar
Ssitningen 22,O3S Sernbanepogne,
iaa set piier Jig altiaa at Der iaar par
en- ggning al % Srocent. Den ito.
lisere Ssitnirg er anilaaet til H..
SO Sernbaneuogne, Wiotiommer.
heitningen iii 1878 ScrnbanepoJns,
% ben iene Ssitning til 1858 Sern'
tanepogne.
Zen giennemInitlige gpling pr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

Icre for De tire Ssitninger er on.
ilaaet til 3tS &asier, / Smnmenlig-
ring meb 352 8oSier / 1921. Irea.
let er 43,4S0 Icres iaar, ianmerl.
!igrlet meo 1925 Icres ifior.
SEEM gprf err Sen Ieoenbe Stat |
Grooltftipnen af Salat, ioet ben bor
en- Ipling paa 3,41S SerubmepoJ.
re, af bpilfe $40 gosne er anlet poa
Gong Sslaub. COLORADO bar en In.
Eng paa 1888 Sernbaneposme,
Soabo 972, @aibington 754, Netp
Seriep (anoen Ipling) 500 Serbia.
nepogre, mems ale Be andre Stater
baooe minbre IpIinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29
Fdrmen GA Baven.
MsStosret Of en- prattln Sorm,r.

JON Sla9tfllgl meo oct iamne. Ger
maa 5eoning til. &ieoet er for
Daarot og tert % groot. Set fan
paa lr9en Wfaabe taale SammenIia.
ming meo aisoet al unae SuaIe, iom
bolotes tnoeitGnste / fnappe &um oa
ut en- Hation, De funoe bIi febe ea
ftlle al paa ct Sar Tigers Sio.
@runoen er let at torflare. l1nae
Sil9le, 'om faar ipringe frit omfring,
bbor De oil, anitrenser iig % uopif.
Ter oerpeo lin genbDgnins % fine
Wtuifler | Stebet for Of Iegge paa
Jig Scot og tint, iaftiat, pelimaeenoe
S1so. Warfebsfierfr9et maa bore
teoet op Zig Spin og Stltbe, ON BET
lfal bringe goo 9ris. Ger betaIes
lite Soppris for SIagtopr, iom life
er feoeoe % fine. 0ette eieloer Sens
laapel fom Sbin % SIastefppg.
gnIfer man life OF "crate" .febe
Ssniene, .. b. |. boloe Dem inoeIt9ng.
te | ct S%piIbrebur, mems man feoer
Dem, bpao SpeciaIiiterne aisr, fan
man Dog boloe Ssniene inoeitenste /
imaa, luftiee "Gpops", "Golonp
g~roobers" {. Or, ON iaaoanne babes,
eler andre fnappe &um, mems man
ct Har Tigers Sib feber Dem. Sen.
iigten or OF faa Suglcne til of 9be
ristig bru al Saec. ser sisr Dem
feoe, % life laoe Fem iprinse ON.
firing, men boIbe iig iioaenlunoe TO.
lige u,ter SebringeL. Rent og luf.
t!lt ifu'He De ba Set. IL De ifuIoe for
ipnes rigeligt meb Crit" % friift,
rent Sriffepanb belle S:Scn.
Sinmalet Sapremel euer 9pgmel
2 Sele og fnuit Wais I Gel fuetet
9obt meO Sfumnetmelf er en- goo
Station. Seo "finnaIet" mener ieg,
at Sapreiaaen burbe bore fl,ttet af,
ON muligt. Wais aIene gigr enbba
Suglene febe; men oct ifal bli nter
pelimagenbe &iso, ON be faar EFT goo
Gel tnuit gpg eler Sabre. Ratur.
ligois er Ser andre Sing oeiaa, iom
fltn0e brllgeS atpeo ilnoer Sebnin-
gen; men Der er | aortbeo n9pnt De
OigtigIte.
Salt for SarmSgrene.
W9ngoen al Salt, Sarmbpreue
FREEZER, beror meeet paa Sorbbun-
oens geifaffenbeb, Sanbet, Seben %
for Acknowledgements Ieofomnenoe
oeiaa BET Irbeioe, De uofsrer.
Som ri fan ifisnne, bar man peo
at lagge Werfe til, bpor meget Salt
9prene iortprer, rlaar be bar fri Ibs
gang til bet, pau Ell Waaoe beltenlt,
bpab De tr9nger.
9enne Dt9ngoe er piItnot ganife
nsie beitemt baabe, bpao ReIfefuer
% Stube unoer Sebning ansaur.
Suer % Sunfaar, iom 9iber Welf,
freezer melt Salt; oereiter fonmer
9reaturer unber Scouting, breetise
&ller og l%lnefreaturer | Ilminoelig.
beo, Seitene trpnger minbre Salt
og @riiene forbolospis libet beraf,
iier De unge.
9obcocf og Garlple peb @isconiin
Experimentation fanot peo foretag'
ne 8rsper no, of eQerS gobt fooreoe
% Itclte Welfefuer, iom life fit Salt,
bIep opermaabe begi9rlige efter Salt
inben TO q ire Tiger. Weu allerneS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

re emo |
| Snt %
| runoIGg.
er nlegpt
ni,tbeIioe
fnait OF.
pnoifbI6.
bar man,
|eoe Sta.
PER uleIc.
pGe Tar.
poo Gor.
|@ acebaO.
b, o9 Set
fnbe ion,
fl @ren.
,a,tiit Gel,
nnsbom,,
ht ie poa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

eenb "Seeprah' Soften" til eIratNoa genner
bet eamIe 2auo. Rrifen CT $500 pr. Iar.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-14
HOW TO LEARN GOLF
by ALEC HERD
Former Golf Champion of the
British Isles.
(Written for the United Press)
CHAPTER III
by ALEC HERD

! NOTE-In the third of his series
! of instructions on golr as it should be
! played. Herd gives a few pointers on
/ the proper equipment for the begin
! ner,-The United Press, New York.
/ One OF the most important ques-
tions for Il beginner is that Of equip
ment Well tailored "plus As" and Il
pair of striking stockings do not make
| the complete golfer, although there
! are apparently some novices who
consider that they are nor without
their effect. They are probably right.
but a far more important point is
the type of club with which they
provide themselves.
For the absolute beginner, | would
suggest that the best club with
which to practice the Initial shots of
the game is either a lofted brassie or
Il spoon, and for the player of aver
age height would ADVISE club
measuring not more than Al inches
from the heel of the club sole.
There was, some years ago, Il ereat
argument in favor of long clubs
fishing club drivers, and SO forth
They had their vogue but it was
comparatively short-lved. Many of
the masters gave them a trial, but
they were soon abandoned in favor of
the shorter club They found that
the longer clubs gave them very
long shot occasionally, but as there
was consistency, il was. realized that
they. led nowhere except, now and
again, into some very Indifferent
strokes
The greater reliability Of the short
er club, especially for the beginner,
is that it is much easier kept under
control. The range of the longer cluE
is beyond his comprehension and the
result is that he invariably hits more
turf than ball. If I may be permitted
to indulge in "reminiscences Of my
own beginning. / would like to tell
you that my first was "A driver very
much lofted, and that my whole SCI
consisted Of this and Il lofted cleell-
now called "A iigger This club wa,
called, when ! was a very young man.
a cleek with mashie loft The rea-
son why my equipment was so small
was that in those lays we could not
afford a more extensive outfit
For the beginner today [ would |
advise the slightly lofted brassie or
spoon. a jigger, No > iron mashie, |
mashie-nihlick and putter rh
putter should be OF the straight /
'osed pattern. with nos much loft /
As the player progresses in the game .
he, of course, acquires many mor
clubs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-14

NEW YORK, July IA. Omitted
Press)-Commissio Landis re :
Gently gathered the players of the
Boston Red SoX and the New York
Yanks around him in the Boston club
house and gave thcm { lecture about
gambling.
There was nothing significant in
the audience that he picked. He is
visiting all the clubs and passing out
the same warning.
The commissioner told them that
some of the players We're betting too
much on the horse races and were
being seen too much in the company
of professional track gamblers.
= He pointed out that their first duty
was to retain the trust of the fans
who make their profession possible
and he warned that he would toss
out of baseball anyone who ,disre-
garded his orders to keep themselves
above suspicion on and off the fild
Practically all of the big league
managers have tried to keep their
players away from the bones and the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-14

policy to make Dundee meet his
challensers for the junior lightweight
championship before they authorized
him to so foraSing around in another
class.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-14

cards. They know that player who
drops two or three weeks salary in
one day at the track cannot keep his
mind on the game and they know al
so that players who gcorch their eyes
ont in smoke during an all night
session around the table cannot have
their eye on the bail the next day.
Commissioner Lands, however, is
the first one to point out that the
public ought to have Il little consid-
Grafton.
With a Lands at the head of the
sport, professional boxing might
come out of the alley and take a
good look at the sun once in a while
The New York commission, acting
on the theory that a champion must
listen tu~a legitimate challenger TOOK
the title away from Johnny Kilbane
and is going to allow Johnny Dundee
to fight for it..
Along the same line of procedure
it would seem consistent with their
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-14
LEGION MEN TO OPEN
SPEEDWAY WITH RACES

KANSAS CITY, Mo. July A. state
officers of the Missouri and Kansas
departments Of the American Leslor,
notable undertakings yet attempted
bX the Lexicon in the 300-mlc sweep
stake automobile race to be held in
Kansas City, September 49, The
race will open the new half million
dollar speedway, and the two depart
ments are in a fair way OF ,nakine .
handsome sum which will he used for
the care Of disabled and Otherwise
ncedy Veterans.
"It provides us with a chance Or
dcinS tmething really worth While"
j. Is, .;ronan. adjutant of tho Mis-
auuli d. partment said I'VE can 3ar.
ticlpat' in one of the creates 5pcrt-
ng events and at the same time pro
vide for the relief of thousands Of
war vetarf MS"
It is estimated by Nj NOonan
Frank samucls, adjutant OF the Kan.
sas department, and u. Il penkc. sec
retary md general mana ger % The
Speedwd" Association, ;hat 7F,01J
persons vii attend the races
Part Of tho Legions p:ogrlp s to
have in atte"dance Generals PershinR
Harboard and - owdor Admwp
Coontz, 'uiinei officials AMI the go"-
ernors, senators and congr~i3m n ui
the two st6tcs Tentative arrange
ments contemplate the delie ~ T.
take the foIm of spin arJuda The
mile and une-quarter bowl hy Com
mandcr Hartford MacNldcr wsn rapi
Eddie Ri2Setca, IN a ra pna ear
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-14

NOTE-ln the third of his series
of instructions on golr as it should be
played Herd gives a few pointers on
ner,-The United Press New York
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-14
ENGI.AND,s PLAGrEs

LONDON, July "A. Omitted Press)
English homes may soon have 10
take lesson from those of Their
American cousins and fit mosquito .
blinds screens to their windows.
For the first time for hundreds OF
years, England is being attacked by
swarms Of mosquitoes, the greater
percentage OF which are said to be Of
he Misunderstanding type.
With the mosquito hordes. have
come millions of equally virulcnt in
sects, the Argentine Ants
These latter. Professor Leroy. in
-cctsect bite specialist. declares. are
apable of killing baby in its
radle,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-14

Whosis, or any of the other terror
inspiring names.
Boxers, under AN existing rule,
must fight under their own family
name. There has been notable de-
crease in the Irish names that used
TO fill the books,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-14

challengers for the junior lightweight
championship before they authorized
him to so foraSing around in another
class.
Removal of the titles from Kilbane
and Johnny Wilson didn't get the
support of other boxing bodies that
the New York commission was eX-
pectins. Most of the controlling
bodies in the important states took
the attitude that New Workers were
trying to assume too much authority
The New York commission has
been placed in the embarrassing posi-
ton of seeking to help in a tight
quarter from a body that it once rid
iculed
Two wears ago when the National
Boxing association was formed the
New York solons refused to join and
for that reason the association never
functioned properly,
Now that it needs help, the New
York body seeks the support Of the
members of that association
Small wonder that the association
members are telling them to take a
jump in the well known lake.
If the New York commission ever
attempted to issue volume of its
rules, the law books will haveto- be
brought out in a motor truck.
The latest edict of the commission
to he announced soon, is that no box
ar will he allowed to carry the mon
iker knock Out" Soandso Battling
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-14

The new cannery at chsninan, in
Lane county is now completed and
preparations are being made TO start
the seasons run on tho blackberry
crop
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-14
PILES

aesthetic and is permanent. There IS
no confinement in bed, no interfer-
ence with business or social engage
ments.
l eliminate all doubts as TO results
BY agreeing to return your Zee II fad
70 cure your Piles.
Call or write for booklet.
DIR. G. j. DEAN
Second aud Morrison SIS.
Portland. ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-14

cast are Anne q Nilsson Norman
Kerry Dorothy Cumming and John
Miltern
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-07
MEN TRAPPED
IN BUNKHOUSE
AT PITTSBURC
Ten Are Severly Injured as Flames
Spread RaDidIy; Workers Re-
Gently Employed

Strikers are believed responsible
for a fire which early on Sunday des-
troyed the shops of the Pennsylvania
railroad at Pittsburg, which was be-
ing used as repair shop, commissary
and stopping quarters for strike
breakers, with loss Of seven lives.
Ten others Of the fifty-five occu-
pants OF the building are in the hospi-
tai, two Of whom are not expected to
recover and another has not been ac-
counted for
While the rescue work was going on
a crowd OF several hundred men, sup
posed to have been striking shopmen,
stood on cliff overlooking the build
ing and hurled stones at the injured
and rescuers until they were finally
driven away by q squad of police.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-07
JUDGE EVANS AND OTHERS
RETURN AFTER AUTO TRIF

Judge f. A. Evans, three sons, Bara-
boo; Isaac Evans. Miss Mary Evans
and Miss Emma Evan, Spring Green,
brother and sisters of Judge Evans,
have returned from a trip to Yellow
stone park. They entered the park
through the east entrance and came
out at the south. The roads built by
the government in the park are a
delight but the road at the south is
almost impossible for some distance.
There are still stump in the road and
so many bumps that about 40 miles
a day is all that could be made. There
were many tourists in the park and
had it not been for railroad troubles,
which kept many away, it would
have been impossible to handle the
people at the hotels. The thousands
of campers were independent. The
visitors took a look at the new gey-
ser the second day it awoke and re-
port it doing considerable growing,
seeming to be making an effort to
give a grand show yet not having the
fo.co to explode.