East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 26, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDid You Ever p4S tMf.Mi See a Cut Like This? Hamilton, Drown' own make of IMM f"r lailles, mim, mon ami mvs at nrics that Iibvc tin- nH tf cut i WfO. LviTy uir ttiniriiiii. .l. A yolil watfli RITM1 Way "li tin' ttriit of July, a chaaan with avary .l.illnr uroliui'. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood ; ami to provr in tli' iK'miin of it own ' UHBirMH tin' iniliputal.il ity of lata tln'orv. Tin- com id i h ion Sn in lion ami Low i 'St, Ini'llllMT" of I tropica! in.'.li.in. iMina iini' to tin- in roniixxMtl Ol I'r. MBiMM Un'tiTiol. rg. Livcrisml Scli.a.l of their aMoiattaaal fact that it was tin ICE ppjjmromm!iiiiH"i"i"n,lw,,,,l,,ll,,,lll,in,'l H' ITo the Harvest Trade. I TLE8DAY, JUNE 1WXI. daily. maaoA un boo-wikklt av THf- Btit Oregon. an PubliAbinK MMDU T- v AT Company, OKI CON. DAIL. MM kiim: 'N a I - w;s:. ' y Mill tAth. by aaaJI axwfe. by cartiar IINI WMKLV M l H on Oas cpir i PinUl .... Jrtai ftuDAOtption i fcag a-.tsrn MMU iumc 0 cop m tf Oat (V7 Ul la ath 7 rial tuMrnplKMI fragta Anvaariv Oaa lack. r . in Da ml. o Uaa. -U-T LBIPTIOM BAIB. iniON HATBs. f . f i S i n m t'ti. ses fl as th . . . i as i.wtaki,. , il. 3 i ptf ..a. sack umkim. What tin- Kr.'in'li monari'li aai.l of tin Mato .Mr. McKinley can with morv truth ay of at fatty I "Thr NMtb lican policy it in BUM!" ami bit man tlanim NM it. Carter Ilarris.ui wonhl make an ex cellent I'an.li.iatc for vi nrs-sitlciit on tin- ticket with W. J. Dryun. He would strengthen tin' ili'niocr.it n- ticket us much, at least, as w ill HH'vel! tin republican ticket. With ll'van an. I Harrison m- tin- ticket IlltoOMl wotllil in.' a doulitful state to the republicans. Ami Carter Harrison uiay In- nominate.!. If the honor came to lum unmiuillit In- W"iill doal t-les.- accept it. There hue been little eiitl.u-iain over the work of tin- Philadelphia convention. Tin-convention pr ciimcs wen- done to a turn before the conven tion assembles! it) that the people took no interest in tli.n, and refuseil t' ' enthusiastic over iiuch a cut and drieil affair. The national l.i may awake oine tin.- BMValag and tind their ticket and .audi. hit.-.- .1 rted a- were th.' of MaMBOofWH M ul ill the late election in ()re(ou. Th.- an.. '11111 of paid and itold .ertui cate.4 in circulation on June 1, I'"1. wai- -".'.io:i,:), an in.Teaw of f;S"J4. ..WT, or i" -r cent a compared with tlie amount in circulation on July I, 1k'.k.. Tln increane in the cir culation medium hax don.- much b create the pre?nt pr..-roll lOlldl tionn. Hard time exint in proportion tiiat money in tioard.il or draw n iron, circulation. A money yt.-m that can be manipulated in one that it daaajf n- t. the interet of the people. At present the "money of the ople" i ubject to manipulation and ha been made more w. by recent national cj:i lation for the purpove of puin.il. inv the people when they vote contrary to the interest ol HMH who are at present th.- power behind the throne of na tional legislation and the administra tive forces. The 1100,100, or more, to "Biailit t!., -. few land owners of Walla Walla, auu to s.itisi) a criiviuu mi - p.'ii.liture of public money'.' If this scheme is worthy of the efforts of the business men of Walla Walla it would Is' lit and proper lor those wople in Walla Walla, who "own" neither land nnr have a "pull." to destroy the pub lic luiildinit" as well as gome privat. ones mi that the o iintry. the city and well-to-do individuals would be forced to spend money. Isirrowed or other wise, to replace them so that larnc sum- of money iniuht be dispersed in the community, tiood times hai been made by spending and npiander iiiu' money ir this way before, and why not attain? The (loverniuont lias no naad lot a aofataaMM balldlao at Walla Walla, but what does Walbi Walla, or those interested in the pro ject of s.uanderinn and wasting tin government's money care for that. We are living in an aite when it in thought proper and rijjht to spend and luauder anylwily's money except one's own. Just now tat sentiment is gtVM expression to on all aiilea: "What do I care, it .1 not come out of my pocket.'" This is a vicious sen timent and one. if indulii.'.l in. will in time develop into plain stealing, as I it is tin next Iblag to it. school which lirst Indian investigation of the subject on an extensive scale. The method of dtuiuuHiatloa it ha a.lopte.1 is an interesting one, whether it be conclusive or not. The worst malarial spot on the surface ol the habitable globa has been chosen, and the two savant" mimed are to betake themelves there at the eaoii of the vear when the disease is usually epi demic. The only precautions they are to use nuainst contraction of the ail ment is to see that they do not net bitten by the niosiiulti.es. If they es mp nil bites and nil symptoms of malaria they will claim naff conten tion has been made xsl. The point selected for this illterest Ina exi eriment is the li.unaii Cam- pallia, where the most virulent type; of malaria lagH. It is noteworthy, too. that it is here the particular species of mosquito charm'.l with being! the orittin of the disease the anopheles almunds in great numbers. While I the experiment is in progress the ; demonstrators proiMM to ial them elves up every night in a DWaoalttH pr.sif hut Tin's balldlOO will M al wo. .1. with double ra-. 'Hu nts, all carefully cover.d with sp, ciallv pre- par.il ilno BMwpalto aatUng. Tlie btnld lug will have double doors, and i every precaution will be tuk.'i. t" liav. it al"..utely niosouito pr.sif. The will limit their outdoor mania) to the, .lav time, when the sun is at his; botbnt, and when tbf aMMMlltO is not over dctnoiistr.it ive. BRICK BAND WO H COAL Also Wholesale Agent lor SCHLTTZ NILWAVKE1 BEER in bottles, barre'a. or cases. When in need of. Hnv Forko, Cable, Axlf i iaftor, tVmI ital Cyliodei tlie case Of SSIZI'H. i'l' d i I lowno, Witt' lorado . !ap- Hoe QreM, nU Va. Black I HI i i ioinponnd (by barrel , Bopo of " , Sutvi- ir .-I'-'fi WMieiu li.mioi. Auiei lewa Ariculir ItTSpeelnl ronBsii,rnl Wk the nn, . i.ni, we Hre ei.ab'eU 10 ,,a,.r taiTrS' ,111.1. Fa KM I u, ths lo,iMlt i!a weeklr of tl.s Vestsri, h7! o" '"j'"! Valley stlatra, in elub w.ih n '"". Bar, at an xcer.llrKly ow Biiiri J OHANori .li nn I'ahmkh is r ok ,., L i Tl " vanriy Slid latMMtol lis rontnu. T, , T"" di ubWdl) thelsstiudnmi .irni. ",l- liO.il. ' .,rUl B.. 1 l'S. - Uiiiil'i' for iho t 'ft id ices ti'.iir ik bouse, H. Call "V ,x Z 1 a Telephone i'Ui u Jt KOPITTKE. I Tay,or' the Hardware nan New Goods. AnO Cheaper I han Ever.. 21 Mala street ITS FARM FEATURES UK. Il.trllr.in.lr.s I't.itltrv. VlurU... . d. nlnK, un.l ntli.T ion writ!..., .v l t .eeesstul lHr.. ,.. with Illustrations 'rl.l. an,.'. to inskB It InvaliuiMe to tho,. W, " ib " The latsat MarkstT ..J I aa-TlrUltlli-n ..... . l" t -r a IivIiik I i.iiin.."rrit a (jrlrtitturo nr.. f. wnioh tlio O. J.FARJtr.Hlaurioieclltd THE FAMILY FEATURES:!)1 rts SsTasHloiis, Fane; W ork." 1 1,' , "" j cook, Porala Ooassata, Llbrwn ( r and Voimit Folks' I-ai: e Im Ul mak. this lhsrtmr .it ,,f as ninoh villi,,. ln,t SSS at as misit ot thaSpacml family I'strt. uuiiuitmiaihmuaiiuauiummuuiaauiiuuaaiai j Cycopedja j Progrflss 3nd g a.a,,,;;,,,,,;,,,,; Porttai'aa, Carpaiai iMO m tiim- Wall Par. HFa.ltiurter- lor White. Standard and Uditdgt BawllH Machines J ESSE FAILING M:iln St.. near DtidgC. Chieafo l'"St a repulbican asr which is very friendly to the McKinley administration, say- "l'l. dore Uoosi'velt's removal from the pol itics of the Empire (Mate threatens grave effects to the Mrt The .- York situation was not understood by the impetuous delegates who . inno cently playeil into the hands of liosses l'latt and Quay. Hud it U-en, the nomination would not have been fore. I ou Mr. Koueevult. It is no se.-ret thai the democrat- liojs- ami expect to curry j New York. Tlie Oregon election con vinced them that no gains were to la.-. expected in th.- west, and that with out New York, Indiana and one or two other of the stuU-.-th.it used to la1 considered doubtful they could not posaihiy win. If the gold standard were the chief issue, nothing could cause the Kmpire State to waver or falter, lint with this issue made ub ordinate the danger is that the fatal I rule of the I'lutt machine will afford the democrats the cherished op.r lunity. " The Walla Walla Union says that "Walla Wulla is going to have a le.l eral building, if the efforts of the lead ing business men are of any avail." Why should the effort be made'.' A I federal building is not needed at Walla Walla. The government would have very little use, if any, for a build- ; iug there, huch a building would cost upwards of sum. urn This flOU,UOu of the money of ull the s-..ple would la spent at Walla Walla. It would be all uxeullent thing fur the (.anion City, uud lairticularly for thoac people who sold the laud on which the building would bu constructed, as well as for tluaMj paople who owiied the laud in the vicinity of the site selected, hut are all of the people to he "robUal" GOVERNMENT UNDER M'KINLEY. The American eople do not realize the extravagance "i the present ad ministration in its full enormity, savs th.- Baatoa Hatald. Thev kaow, in a rough way. that a great deal of money ha- been ss?iit, and that the outlay la still going oa at a lavish rate: hut they have never conie to u projssr ap preciatn n of the increase u. the national expenditures that ha- taken pia.e since PraaJdaat HaKialaj bum int.. power. I'erh.n- can help tl.em in .nie degree t. a truer inea-nrenieiit ..I the mutter when w. say that his policy has udded tlU.OUU.iJOU anionth t the expenditure- for three liteal years under McKinley la comparison with those for the seven ti-c.il years imnie diatelv preceding, four of which cam. in Cleveland 's presidency ami the other three during Harrison's term. In comparing the aSJMBdltarW ol difb-rent adtiiini'tratioii-. y.,u ha. to make tin comparison by fiscal year-, tin ugh tin presidential term liegins on March 4 and the llsc.il year does in t end till June J. the interval of three months and 'wentv-eveii dajPl Is'longiiig. from a lii.ancial point of view, to tin r. ...r.! . ( the . ataaiai adaiialattatlaB. Thus, the McKinley term U-gau on July I. I'i" and the' latest return in regard to its exi eiiditure-, laaMd OB the 1st laat.. eovr- the tenth month ol its thinl fiscal year. To rutin.! up the vear We have eStlmUtill Us I'lo-elv us ..SSI- hie evp.'iiditure- for the remaining tw.. BMBMM. We mav add that the lis. 'ill vear is called by its lust half. Thuv the present fiscal vear, running from Jaljr 1. Ist'i. to June ltsm. i-known othcialle as th. tiM .il .ar ltsju. a a a With these points pr.'ini-'.l we present eh.w th. impresaiva naur. - the comparison : IIIKrlh IIAllKISON VKAHS Kxi-'U. Inures lii it.': sr ll t'.'A k i-.fi 1 1 -r "i uaaaaaa Kxpsadilursa In aaeal vir Ik o,i77,a'.i Toui ajawauai The average of tl xpenditures in Ibaa thr. e Baniaoa vaaia mkt 1001,. . .., ': vr uiinuai, or a little over .(i.i'.i. u month. Having set forth this Harris.. i. . hibit. we pas- to the Cleveland years: rOOR CLBVILAaO VIABf Wi.0. Makes Home? Home is nude by the faniih Witli out the love which comes with children thcrr may be a house but never u home, in the ts;st meaning of the word. Many a house which was only four walls and a roof has been uiade a home by the agency of Ir. Pierce's Favorite lTescrip tioti. Nature sets her face against child-k-ssiieis and " I-'avonte Prescription " work- with nature to remove the ob stacles to muternitv. ' I !: 4 bcn a sufferer from uiennr trouble lor about three years, havuic two muoimiir. In t '- anil Ih" doctors that I consulted suki have t'a. thnugn an operation Deiore I o . Bl.oi h. Box 4i bona lit hoa ass v -When about to i bottle ofllr Plere I after taking it fell hell impr tulflsXIlc All tarth t'; ..nth. tl write- Mr La L.iieme Co.. Pa., ivc ut iii despair. I Haronie Pretcnr srttcr than I had for re I had taken one trsnda halt bottles bv sir! who is now I and has not 'had a day of sick i bright a can be I cannot say praise of Ur Pierce s havonte Dr Tierce's Medical Adviser a work for every woman i sent fnt on recetnt of stamps to BM cost of nuiiling onlv Send 21 one-cent stamps for p.tper cov ereil book or i ttaawt for cloth covered to lii. K. V nam, Uutlaio, M. Y. L(D)tt FdDir ooo T I! E Crescent THE MOST POPULAR WHLEL Men's Wheels Ladies Wheels Boys' or Girls' Chainless - $25 and $35 $20 and $35 - - $25 - - $00 Another consignmtnt of thcSi?5 and $20 Wheels just received. CRtSCENT AGEfNCY East Oregonian Building ah sr.iou.ir I ."-.r w.nicri tit (e m,..- . ri.i.'.iiiic i"' -.- "i. teal, I KI, he amfku an Aaaicotvromti VluBaWa ana ai.manai' for MM. this not ilk ... -...s I.i, .,f I'miM. : .. V ' v.ori.l. a Baiaa to awaats, tiutkeuu'i, t: . i sm I rnrr year buok irnCC UNO ALMANAC IMa a treasury of Rtatlstleii,rsri.d to it', Kami or Ibuue. and unii'e m I h en.-w swum ".i; ..wjr-. v i -i mimar (o oh. culture, industry, t'onimnn-e.. and larknj s ' lie Affairs, ' 'i milcs, au.l l.llticii : Baassios Educatlnc, It.'lUion. an4 Uneisn It k as-, am Alnianae of CalendH, tl... u .'iutyr, inp, aoniical I '.na. Hints for Kacli 'IuuUlau., : f"A SAMPLE COPY of Th Orwt ti nun rarajwr. ' ) b lal- Lots 5. L 8. 9. 1C 11 in Block 81 nWfliTHW serve Addition to Pen dleton, opposite Wasb lngton Sc Columbia River Railroad depot, will be sold at reasonable prices from nia," .ire.sti.it th i in; iMii jt iiD pAlaaa Marquette I'.ullillug, hlcu,:u 111 Our SPECIAL Offer: Weekly Bast OreRoniao,$t.60 ) Orange Judd Parmer, wt 1,00 '. im Year Boot and Almanac. 60 ) Our Price for All, $1.85. A.lilri'ss. EAST OKnoOMAN Ml B. CO.. Pendleton, ()ro. 1 I SEALS! $115 to $13G each. The lots are ex cellently located and are only five blocks from Wain street. Apply to GOLDEN RULE HOTEL C F kOHLCR, Prop. The Oil) f'nt Class and tosipiete Motsi is tlse C.t; Bji Meets kV Truss. Free Sasipie Roomi. Elsttrtc LigHts. Fire Proof Bs'ldiiig. Cor. Court and Johnson Strcots. PENHLETON. 0HE00IS Notary and Corporation M.-SO to $6 Delivereo Ortlnr o! us anil save nuinsy. Orders (or hubl.er Stamps alio solli'lt-d. bASJ ijki iii',iA. run.w ATTORNEYS. Law. iifll. t' 111 saviiit Is.tnk Km. .lint T. '.. H.VII.KY Ju.l'l Kull.lliix I'eli.ll.'l.il. orefun. TH-lst . irn.'e In AuMi.'latton IIUK'a. The l.trjiesl sloch of SaJdler, Har ness, Tent. Wagon Covers, Can vaa. Lap Dusters. Pope, Strl g Leather, etc.. is kept rs Joseph Ell L Jffieks(Dini Bast Oregonian Building:. The New York World. Thrice a Week Edition AL.noST A UAILS AT THL I'k'kl OF A WtLKLS . NEW WOOD YARD Smith & Maberl) , Proprietor. Good, Diy Wi id, alto Coal in Any Quantity. Tranafering and Truoking. Prompt Delivary. Telephone SS. (fflfcti (ur Mam and A'ta Sts. Tin- most a Maty aiiaalaiad new simner in America is tin KSK-'ll'llluIe- in si sea. st f 'dt?.''t,- Hi Kxi-'ii'lmire. 111 n.'-sl vear las.. a'. .iSi.. Eipaliunn in tsaaj real MW Ma,rfs,esi kiiA ii'linire. in liwal year t: M9.TTi.taU Toial I 111 "i li The averaa ul the exiemliture- in tin- lour ("Ifvi'lanil years wa- aM . IU,6M par aiiuum, an amount whiel. , nines still closer t :tu,ou),UiO u montli. Now turn t" tin- .M.'kllilev year Here v., 11 liu. I .1 very ilitferellt exilil.it : TIIKKl. VI. KINI KI fc.ih fcsi. ii.ltlurv. in a., at er Istai l.s ..a Klsrn.llli.re. II. Issal year ISM a.i.ii7'.MSU Kxt-.'ii.ut.ire. iii ri.L-al year I'.ia.i, 1 " lu'juti.- .-.timaieii Mill. (. I.JU..U Total t ,.v-,aul,ll T'l.e Mckinley avcratic lor the threi' liscal years, with estimates (or the laat two months i the . urr. nt liscal year, stainls at tAIS.MSSJM. That is I to say, it is I.V.',.'s4.'i.W.' higher than i the Olavalaad raraaa. ami abut as , much is excess of the average in the ! last three years ol Harrison'- prafli ilein v. TO TEST ORIGIN OF a ALARIA. The liritish colonial oltice has been I distinguishing ilsell iu a number u( aays ot late. It has uluye.l a Icasliiig pari from Ihe beginning in the troubles which have culminated in the South African war. It has also made itself prominent by its esismea! and ad vocacy of the iuisjrialiitic federation idea, which is now -u p . -. to be 00 uapjriag a large share of attention at the hands of liritish statesmen. ( treat as these iiestions are, they have not pravaaiad Um aolpalaJ larpartaiawt Iron, iluvoliiig itself to the general well-being in other, and whut mav be considereil by sonic to be minor, .lire. -tin lis It has undertaken, for auuuple, to demonstrate to the satisfaction of everybody that malaria dia-s not have its origin in physical or hvgienic con ditions, iu the pollution Of air or wa W, but iu the bite of a certain of mosquito. It has appointed a aaai uiiasiiiu U make this deuiuualralion ' he Leading Ma tics' and .Saddle .lan ulacturer ol Lastcrn Oregon Alba Sawmill Good Lumber Both U'miv.ti and Dressed. Ovderi Pvomptlv Filled. J. L Bisher & Co., ALBA, ajBJMON, Alba Creamery and Cheese Factory Order Promptly I tiled J. L. lilSULk', Prop., Alba, Oregon "Weekly" Thr lea .a rk W-.rl.l. aMBpalan do w itiioilt it reasons why it dollar a vear Wool for Sale Honrs SCHOOL rtenlo Park, San Mateo Co., Cal. lias u bull. liiif.. Dearly furill.lit.l lalsira inn. - au.l (yiniiasliiui It. ii. ill. 1 aurrouit.l iug.. carsiui .iis-rvi.i.,ii, tioui la.l,..a'lll iUli" il au.l off I 111 il nun nor al- au.l sueli A . 1 -. 1 1 . 1 at Hie uiiit.-rou.. y.-ar Uiailu Aug. S. Mai. auu.l lur iaU 1.. . U. lluiTT, I'll P., friactutl. .lUiiiiH-.i au.l off.-r- t.ibe haulage, fur IU.- care SU'I Irallttug of lsr . . ..UK Taata logU. Week edition Ol Tlie New V and with the 1. residential now at hand y.ui cannot Here are some of the is easily the leader in journal 1 -in. It is issues! every other day, anil is o all tirs.ses a dally. Kvery week each siilweriU't receivs -ix pages and often during the "ini-y' Season 04 pages each Week. The price is only $1 a'r year. It is virtually a daily at the price of .1 weekly. Its news .-..vers every known iirt ..: the world. No weekly liewsuisT ...ill. I stand alone and furnish such service The Thrice-a-Wes-k World has at it tlissjaal all of the resources ot tl.. greatest news pa 1st in existence tne wonder of m. stem journalism 1 "America's isreatest Newsiisrr, " as' it has bata justlv termesl Tin- N. York World. Its aliticul news is absolutely im partial. Thia lact will be of especial value in the presidential campaign s omiug 011. The 1- - of current In lion is found iu it columns. These are only some of the reasons there are others. Head it and see them all. We offer this iiueiiialeil lU'WajMpaf and the weekly hast Oregon 1.111 to gether one year for The regular subscription price of the two papers is 8.f0. The Tri-Weeklv World and the .-eini-Weekly Kast Oregoiiian on. ,-.tr for 2.60. Thuradayi of aaoh w.tk I aril bu al tin Qoldao Rule Kota t.i raoaiva aealad bidi mi Lots of Wool, No. 5, 8, 13 and 17, about 50 .sacks, n m itored in tne Indepandent vrarahouM 1 reserve tl 10 of ralaotuia anv or ull bida. J. E. swirH privilege Van Orsdall & Ross handle PIRE ICE. No DrajM S" I r.i I'.iu.l .-.liment. Our oa Manufactured from Fl No I'iscasc it. r..! Water 1 toruitf, Leave Orders at QMhaj or Telephone No. THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD r m a a . - me Leading Ueneral Farm Paper of the Northwest. French Restaurant In connection with... LaFontaine Hotel Beit Meals in the City . Open Hay and Night. Ous LaFontaine - Prop. AwrUler Budding, Main St. HighClass Illustrated Farm Journal Published Weekly at Salem, OregonTry It. wJtS3Si! Ppaper; lout columaa to the pane publication was .'in" i' ketie- w- s J , iu .1 1 . . L . . 1 IIS III KUn March I, ,yoo, au.l it m N. IIKUKKI.KY. ATToltNKY AT La llro.'e .11 Au0. latl.u1 lltfk t ...in St. .S. A. Issvs II.N.U1 l'l A-..H ISllllll HuliJisi .1 .1 M KM A Hilll.llus nut, law omci is ji'i PHYSICIANS. int. w i. com: 011 ici 1..11 -.. ..:.,' liatik l.inliluu; ' to I.' a in. ; I U ' . in- lel.'pliui , (. 1 ur. ol Kirsi National Hank oft. t bin's Uu. a. ui. ; 1 tn J p. iu. I.H. fl. J. SMITH. iKI U'K OVII f li 'i. n .savour- i.u... tl.iliri t.'.el.tl.lll.' ' II. . . 'il.i 1 l.l l ' . .... 1 . . 1. Pbrrtetaa an.. s.iru. .ni bbm a Hun. ling. K. A. VAUOUAM in Jii.i.i Huii.iiua. UENTISTS. IH.MI.-1. 0O K . L'L'.l'C 1 1.. 1' .". 'I r e - - ..- atalalsMMi A. I.. m.A 1 LI larlaai Hank r. . A. A1A. l'l,.' I I 1 - r ' Uoa Block, over t. B. Cloptaa I " ABCHITKtTS ANU I' I II, .VI A I.' I I 1 It. II I I I.' 1. , 11 li t, ili .il limk- - ."in " -- ... .1..,. Ir I.101. lli.S. IU till 1 11) ' ttoolu 17, JU.1.1 UlllMlUS Bl'ILDHs- I ASt I I itjr BANKS AND BKOKlsS. THL PKNlll.KTt'N h.WlSiia PuuUltitiui.iirtiKiiii Orgsoissd asi . auilal, iluu.UUU. Inlerwii al .. Zl.- L". ....... l-.iulil ami sllil O .'iiasl oollila ape. ial stuiiii'ii- s"--nous. W. J. Kiirnisl.. president. Vlc -prosl.lenl. 1 J ssorr... TU Oregon' '1 apnal .'.ii' u-reat .111 tluu-.lepoaila. Ileal. IB .iiiineslic i.lialia. 1 oiicciious V" r leuslesl 10. Uur '. A.laut.-. P'1,; u... ..1.... . .,,1,1. 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