Sherman County observer., August 06, 1909, Image 1

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August
1909.
I^ iv e C e n t s
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LAST OF MONITOR’S CREW.
BUSINESS METHODS.
The V alue of Im ag in atio n as an In d u s ­
tr ia l Aaaet.
Under ike
Glare of
ike Fierce
Limelight.
1 1 l l -l I I11 |, |..| I I I U H 1 11 H O B O H I H !
Passing sf Captain Andersen, Whs
Served In Msrrimso Fight.
Captain Hans Anderson, who recent­
ly died at hie home In Brooklyn, was
tbe last surviving member of the crew
that manned tbe Monitor when the
D e a le r s in G e n e r a l M e rc h a n d is e
Yankee “cheeeebox on a raft" checked
the destructive career of tbe dreaded
N o R e n t to P a y
Confederate Ironclad Merrimac In
Hampton Roads. H e ended his daye
clinging to a belief that tha famous
N o C lerks to P a y
naval bopa of the Confederacy could
have been either captured or sunk If
her Union foe had followed up the as­
sault
Telling his story of the memorable
by the case.
battle. Captain Anderson, who was
shotman of one of the Monitor's guns,
said that he was standing near Cap­
tain John Lorliner Worden, the com­
mander. when tha latter was blinded
by dust and particles of Iron which
struck him as the Monitor was hit by
the Merrimac. Captain Worden start­
ed to go op on the turret.
“I knew he would certainly l>e shot
BOWED LEGS.
there," Captain Anderson would say.
SMOKE MEANS WASTE.
“so I caught him by tbs coat and pull­
ed him back. ‘You are my command­ Bcientitio Stoking Y/ould S a v a V a « t H o r t T h i« D e f o r m i t y C a n Co A v o id e d
In E a rly L if e .
A m o u n t of Coal Energy.
er. captain,’ I said to him, ’but I can­
If a child’s legs have a tendency to
not let yon go up there.’ He smiled
“Sm oke m enus w aste and m ust be
and yielded. A man named I*eterson avoided,'' Is the edict of a large eastern curve or bow it should not be ullowed
was shotman of tbe other gun. He sug­ railroad w hich Is Inaugurating a spe­ to walk. The wise m other, however,
gested that we double shot the guns, cial cam paign of education (tilín»; its will let it tw ist und roll on the carpet.
and wa did so. As tbe Merrimac tried engineers and firemen. Five a ssista n t The legs will then soon straig h ten
road firemen of engines ure s t work them selves. W hat s pity it Is th a t
to run over us we flred, and the dou
ble shot struck her squarely In tbe In structing firemen how to reduce the m any young m others ure so unw ise as
to m ake their bubies walk too soon,
side. Disabled, she hauled away and q u a n tity o f sm oke em itted bv engines.
I t ts estim ated th at ten pounds of before the little, soft bones have be­
made slowly over to He well’s point. If
Lieutenant Greene, who took com­ coal w ere required last y ear to gencr- ! come sulllclently strong to liear even
mand when Captain Worden was forc­ ate steam to haul one freight car om> I so light a weight.
ed to retire, had permitted It we would mile. The safety valve i f an engine I f 1 Of course when the baby first slaiw s
have followed and, I beildve, captured left open one m inute will lose nn equal an Inclination to stand upon his o^vn
am ount of steam . T kjs railroad last feet he should be ullowwl to do so and
tho rebel vessel.”
should even he provide«! w ith a chair
Captain Anderson said that he and year hauled 1,238,300 freight ears one
to keep him from falling. Then the
others of the crew were so confident mile, and Its coal hill w as $lo,<Mi0,tw.
first little step m ust be encouraged,
that the Merrimac could be taken that T herefore the saving of I per cent by
too, and the ^Jiild should learu to the
more
efficient
handling
of
<
oal
will
re-
;
they talked of disobeying the orders
best of his ability, ftut slowly. All o f
of Lieutenant Greene, but yielded to suit In a saving to the com pany of
this “'exercise is n a tu ra l and should
the appeals of the chief engineer. An­ 8100.000 annually.
U nder eighteen se m en té heads lu ttie th erefore not be checked.
derson and the other members of the
general order I mnu « * tin* eon.puny has * Tho carelessness th a t is p a rticu la rly
Monitor’s crew received votes of
general o rder Issued »he com pany has deplorable Is not the innocent play of
thanks from congress.
a chlhl who will rest when he Is tlrisl.
Captain Anderson was born In Goth- gone iM i "th e elententnls of the loco­
It Is the walks th at he is f..r,eto to
enberg, Sweden, elghtjefive years ago. m otive firing." Coal m ust tw no more
MONKLAND CASH STORE-
Let us assume that tomorrow Jou
Speaker of the House Ridicules decide to embark In the boalnes* of
w » q
Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delivery of mail
manufacturing a toilet soap to com­
Uplift Movement
pote w ith some o f the well known mak­
and the Telephone.
There la another convenience which all
ers.
I t Is Im portant that It «hould
farmer« should have — and many do have— » checking ac-
‘PURE ROT ” SAYS UNCLE JOE have a significant or attract!?« name.
oount with a good bank.
The poeeeeeor of auph an aocount
Bat, right at, the outset) yon dl> ■ r
avoids the risk of having hi« money on hl« person or about
that It la almost impossible to le u m
Deeiaree Parmar President R,
any satisfactory name for a now 'Jvap.
hl« home where it le in danger o< fire and thieve«.
vslt’a Country U fa Cemmieeien la a
Hi« bills paid by check are not only a valid receipt, but
“Plat Failur«"— Haa No Pati.no« Its color, transparency and clearness
suggest the title o f "amber soap.”
OLJF Is more than ever the game
W ith Attq/npt to Relieve Condition«
alio a convenience in hi« home transaction« where very often*
Yes, surely, "amber aoap” doe» have an
of the administration since
That
Ace
Not
Understoed.
the necessary change (or Concluding settlement is not at band
attractive sound. But yon cannot me-
President T a ft and former
the word "amber,’’ f >r you find that
Speaker
Joseph
O.
Cannon
In
a
re­
Champion Walter J. Travis
Do»?! «top to think this over, hut start an account now with
this
Is
one
o
f
a
list
of
tw
enty-four
pos­
cent a fte r dinner speech before the
played together and since one of the
national city planning conference in sible names for a toilet soap |»re sous of the vice president, young T. M .
empted by registration as a protec- Sherman, lowered the colors of Travis
Washington dealt some hot abot to
tluoary measure years ago by one of and won the cup for the best score In
one of former President Uooaerelt’a
the leading American soap maker«.
pet comtnlaaiona and other curiosities They have covered over a hundred tbe qualification rounds o f the Chevy
Chase opeu spring .
of the u plift movement.
names In the |>a»t quarter of a century, tournament. In the
The speaker took the following fall« w illingly
paying
the
registration latter contest Mr.
oat of the uplift:
charge« of 225 for every title.
O f Sherman,
L
u
who Is
“Don’t try to relieve conditions that course they do not Intend to u»e them
; A-
x A A A A A AÆ A A A A A A .
only
twenty-three,
you don’t understand.”
They register them to fight off comp«
w a s . entered from»
"Tbis country life commission that tit ion, believing (and here is the Im ­ t h e
Yohnnndusls
baa been trying to u plift th^ poor portant point) that no clever business club- of Utica. Mr.
farm er w ith theories I I'll take oath man would dm barlf in the enterprise Travis, however, as
tbut they don’t know w hat tb<*y are of manufacturing a now soap when
well as Mr. Sher­
talking about."
from the start he was prevented fn»n> man, q u a l i f i e d
“ W hat they have compiled is pure employing the powerful weapon of
among the first eight
rot. The commission la a flat failure." Imagination in giving It a suitable
E x p e rt,
E x p e rie n c e d , R e g is te re d P h a r m a c is ts
who were to play
“The Idle rieh • • • bear about the name. I f an establishment like thlA.
for the club cup.
f le d ic in e s C a r e f u lly C o m p o u n d e d .
name relation to the great mass of directed by some o f the ablest beads hi
Interest centered In
the American people that the fly on the business world, believes that It
the play of Messrs. T. n. sh kb m zk .
Complete Assortment of 8llw erw are and Jewelry
the elephant’s trunk bears to the ele­ can discourage competition by simply
Sherman and Travis, who finished at
phant.”
depriving the would be eomiietltor of the head of the list, going the rounds
"The
people
who
do
the
moat
harm
the appeal to the Imagination In the together.
11718048
M r. Travis was to have
are those who give to w hat they call naming of his soap, bow great a value
played w ith F. O. Ilorstm ann, one of
charity either for notoriety or to bribe must we attach to imagination In bus!
tbe beet players of the Chevy CbHse
God.”
I ness?—Lorin F. Deland In Atlantic.
club, but a broken rib prevented tho
“I t la well enough to plan for the
letter’s participation.
A n y a n d a ll K in d s o f P a te n t M e d ic i n e A lw a y s In S to c k future of this country,” »aid M r. Can­
M r. Sherman aud Mr. Travis have
non—"thia country which la to have
TRAPPING RABBITS.
often been pitted against each other,
600,000,000 Inhabitants In the years
i f bp
to come. There are a great many The A u s tra lian Method of Dealing W ith but always before Mr. Travis won.
M r. Sherman really won In the morn­
the Pests.
things which can be done In planning
for those years, but no plana that we
Rabbits are the greatest pest the ing round, when he tam ed In a card of
he
oro
In thia generation can map out w ill Australian pastoralist has to contend eighty, three strokes better than Mr.
be big enough or broad enough to meet against. I f these rodents are at all Travis. Both went the round In the
bserver
the coming needs.
numerous on a station property, they afternoon In the same number of
“I bid godspeed to thia planning do enormous damage to the grass, but strokes, seventy-three. M r. Sherman’s
than three Inches thick. G rates, and-, take hanging to the hand «if his WotIP
that yon are working for, but for tbe i>est Is kept down to the lowest score for the day was 153 and that of
ash pans m ust be w atched closely In er. You have no idea how m uch m ore
heaven’s sake don’t follow the exam­ possible lim it In every district of tbe Mr. Travis 150.
Vice President Sherman cannot play SUNDAY BASEBALL ADVOCATE order to de< reuse the num ber of re- j dlfflcylt It is for people to walk n long
ple of some and try to relieve condi­ commonwealth at great cost.
distance oh a stone pavem ent than
tions that you don’t . understand.
I
Tbe most effective method of deal­ as well as his son, but Is a pretty reg­ D r. «cuddsr T hinks It Would Hslp pairs on e n d u e s.
F u rth erm o re,
A scientific Journal has caleutatisl on a Wisideu floor.
have no patience w ith those theorists ing w ith them Is (lereunder explained. ular attendant at meetings o ( the
Sokvs th« B«y Problem .
m other w alks |a‘rhaps slow ly, hut
th
a
t
150,000,(Uk)
tons
of
<
c-d
are
used
"golf
cabinet”
and
Is
getting
to
be
who are trying to relieve what they
In summer when any water that
Dr. Myron T. Scudder, principal of annually by the railw ays , f the i nit I steadily. T here Is no loitering on the
are pleased to call the agrjcultnral M ig h t have been lying about has l»een quite a respectable golfer.
the Rutgers’ preparatory school at ed States, out of whl -h but 7.'xxi.t'on way to rest the aching little feet.
sectlou of this country.
There are orhsl up by evaporation and the grass
The diplomatic corps st Washington New Brunswick, N. J., made many of tona a re used in d raw in g th e trains, I M other Is not tired herself, nnd she
several excellent gentlemen on the has become dry rabbits swarm toward
th erefo re forget« th a t to every one «if
country life commission, but w hat they tbe tanks', dams or other w ater Jioles Is much Interested In the expected his hearers uneasy when he advocated w hile 142,500.000 tons go up the sm oke
have compiled Is pure rot. I f w hat I that hare been sunk for stock drink­ transfer of Senor Pina, tbe Spanish Sunday baseball for boys In an ad­ ■ta<-k. John VV. G raham , nn English- j her step s baby m ust tak e ubout four
minister to tbe United States to the dress on "The Boy Problem” before man. estim a te s th a t a locom otive uses 1 and th a t he will soon he tired. It Is
have read o f It Is a fa ir sample. The ing purposes.
then th at the stra in com es ti|>on the
country life commission Is a flat fa il­
Pustoralfsts take advantage o f this, [Hist of undersecretary of state In the the teachers of Plainfield and North about three and n h a lf ten s of coal a
legs, ami even the hones them selves
N ea-est H otel to Business Center, Banks and Depot.
ure becanse It ha« dealt w'itb condi­ and every evening a fte r t i e cattle homo government and tbe appointment Plainfield at Plainfield, N. J., the other day and sc a tte rs the sm oke *if thirty-
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six pounds of coal over every mile are not able to w ithstand It.
tions th a t didn’t require dealing with have partakeu o f their last drink a ip» his successor of the, Marquis de Vll- day.
"Religion Is the most Important con­ done by fnst trains.
by theorists and because Its mem tiers strip of wire netting is run around the I a lobar, first secretary of the Spanish
Sunday Dinner 35 cents.
Hcw to Candy 3 a sot Potatoes.
Clinton Rogers W oodruff of the
embassy at London. Since the clpee cern o f life ," said Dr. Scudder, "but I
don’t know whut they are talking tank or dain.
The so u th ern uiet|iod of cooklug
^bout.
Outside this netting fence holes are of the war with Spain oar relations believe that some of the Sunday school Am erican Civic n s s o la tlo n declares
T a b le th e B e s t t h e H a r k e t w i l l A ffo r d
methods of today cannot hold the In­ th at th e elim ination of the sino» c n u i­ sw eet, p otatoes has gained wldenprend
"Open the sensational newspaper^» dug lu the ground and filled w ith poi­
terest of the boy. I come from a fam i­ sance so fa r as rallronds nre coin erued popularity In tb e north, but few cooks,
and the .magazines and you w ill read soned water, and these In turn are In­
ly of ministers for a bundred^-eors Is feuslble. Prim arily It Is a m a tte r of -a m u te u f or professional, know how to
ail about the activities of the Idle rich, closed b y another strand o f netting,
back, but If I could stop -Sunday base firing and the use of Bight m aterial«.— get these right. Even a t high priced
their foolishnesses and their fads. pegged down to w ithin a few inches
— re stau ra n t» , w here «me pays a neat lit­
ball by a wave of tbe hand I don't be­ Chicago T ribune
They are of no real consequence. They of tbe ground, being sheep proof, hut
tle sum of money for sw eet ja>tatoe»
lieve I ’d wave my hand. The boya of
bear about the same relation to the allowing plenty of room fo r rabbits to
In southern style, one does uot get the
the town should l*e organized Into
great mass of the American people that get under.
PNEUMATIC MILK CALL
toothaonte dlsli th a t 1» served alm ost
baseball teams. In charge of grownups,
the fly on the elephant's trunk bears
Tbe nibblts make for the dam; but.
TaUuhassee.
and should be allowed and encouraged Incur«« A gainst A dulteration o r C on­ dally from Richm ond
to the elephant, but they give the as their W ny Is barred, they drtnk nt
The potatoes nre there, but the Juice,
t t
to play on Sundays. At the Yale dl
excuse for demagogues, who live not the poisoned holes, w ith to them dlsns
tam in atio n of Content«.
(he candy, the softness, nre all left out.
by tlie sweat of their faces, but by the troua results.
vlnlty school the students are urged to
- > ,
A recent invention provide!) a milk Som etim e» this Is from carelessness ns
sweat
of
their
tongues,
to
inveigh
go
out
each
Sunday
and
If
not
play
vhere the people rtop
In the morning are to be seen butt
can w hich tuny be tilled a t the d a iry , well a» Ignorance, i Cook's will not take
against economic conditions existing dreds and thousands of dead rabbits
ball w ith the boys to at least umpire herm etically sealed and kept li| this
the tim e to do the work slowly and
In this country. T hat Is why they con­ scattered about the country. — Mel
tbelr games.”
condition until the e n tire c o n ten ts of well. Tlifi correct r o ljw 1» us follows:
stitute a real evil. Once in awhile bourne Yew«.
the cau a re removed nt th e place of
Boll tog eth er a h a lf cupful of sugar
when other methods of seeking noto­
stile
TWs re su lt la effected by the and a pint of w ater until It spin» a
AS
IN
THE
DAYS
OF
’49.
'Tlx«» n n l l e a . O r e g o n «
riety have failed they declare them­
use o f com pressed nlr in th e ^ n n , which heavy thread. A f te r the sw eet pota­
A n A fr ic a n and a Boa C o n s tric to r.
selves to be friends o f the people and
A t M ’Ueta, German East Africa a
H ow a Young Mi««ourl Parmer Mov«d forces out th e contents ns needcil. ThF toes nre boiled ten d e r In tb elr skins
Electric Lights
Electric Call Bella.
Hteam H e a t.
proclaim themselves to be Socialists.
com pressed nlr Is sterilized, and ev ery ­ ta k e them out, pee^then». slice them ,
native wbo, like all those belonging to I
a,
H I« Property,
" I don’t regret Immigration. I would tbe tribe of tlie W aluguru, regarded j
In the days of ’49 our forefathers thing about the milk is kept perfix-tly and lay them in n baking pan w ith tlie
H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U .
not be here If It wasn't for that. I'd snake flesh as an especial delkn y j
sometimes Invested their last dollar In clean.
flat side up. P o u r over th e potatoes
be scattered over the continent of Eu­ found a huge boa conatrictor lying in '
T here is no d a n g er from contnm lna the su g a r nnd w ater. P lace the«e lu a
team aud a prairie schooner. A gen­
rope.
There’d
be
a
little
of
me
iu
the
the
middle
of
u
field,
lie
confided
the
'
eration or two has not made a great tlon by exposure to du st and d irt or hot oven until the |>otatoes a re slightly
A ll O R & N T ra in s Stop at Front Door
Low Counties, a mite In France, a por­ discovery to one or two other« anil nr
deel of difference in that aplrlt of ad­ files and o th er Insects. It is Im possi­ w arm . If b ro w s su g a r 1» used Instead
R ailw ay T ic k e t Office in the Lobby.
tion In Ireland, some more In England rntigqd w ith them to kill It during the
venture.
The prairie schooners are ble to change or a d u lte ra te th e con­ of w hite th e candled effect will be
and Scotland. The great bulk of our hours of darkness, yo that they might 1
lighter because the roada are le tte r tent« of the can In any way from the much b e tte r ami more pnlatnble. T h is
Immigrants live by the sweat of their enjoy tbe delicacy together. Toward
and tbe dangers of traveling are less. tim e It leaves the d airy until the con should Is* served In the pan In whk-h It
T . N . C R O F T O N , P r o p r ie to r .
faces, and any one who does that Is nightfall tbe man, armed w ith a sth k. '
But there are still plenty of farm er
Is cooked. T herefore It Is wise to • »
worthy to be given recognition In this attacked the huge serpent. Tbe b < i
boys—and city men, too—who will put
one’ of the brow n nnd w hite e arth en
country of oars.”
constrictor, aroused from Its apparent
dishes.
tbelr last dollar Into a prairie schoon­
THI MARQUIS on VrLLAbOIUR.
M r. Cannon paid a high tribute of torpor, suddenly seiaed the unhappy ;
er.
with that kingdom have been moat cor­
respect and admiration to Mrs. V. G. J negro and slowly crushed him to pul|
H o w to T e s t a M o to r.
T hat la what W. J. At»el. a young
dial, a fact owing In no small degre« farm er from near St. Joseph, Mo., did
Slmkhovltch of New York, a settle n>yl thpn gradually gwnllowwl him
P robably the best test of the condi­
to tho tact and ability of the repr«- recently. He couldn’t afford the ex­
meut worker, whose work centers In a
tion of a motor Is to run It ns slowly
senfativea Spain has sent to Washing­ pense of shipping hla horses and wag­
block in a New York city street In
as possible, observing whether Its ac­
Tactless.
ton.
Senor
Pina
has
acquitted
him­
which more than 1,000 persons live,
tion Is ¡»erfectly qjen or not. In many
“When Clubber gels arguing In* 1
on and chickens and c o ^ t o Marvin.
self well In his ministerial capacity, Mo., |^> be put a canvas and oilcloth
Mrs. Slmkhovltch spoke In a quiet but loses nil tact.”
cakes, to he sure, a motor which runs
and
sim
ilar
conduct
on
the
part
of
bis
effective manner of ber labors In thia
powerfully und well nt normal or high
“As for Instance?” .
cover on the wagon, furnished It with
congested district, where the work of
speed w ill not "hit evenly’’ when throt­
"W hy. Inst night he told an opp"- | successor, who has a high reputation hay and boxes of breakfast food and
the settlement worker Is so often beset nent who Is ln m e jh n t he hadn’t a 1< g I ns a diplomat, Is confidently expected.
tled down owing either to Improper
an airtight stove. Then he nailed
w ith trials that demand forbearance to stand on, another w|>n squints tin t '
carburutlon or to uneven Ignition. The
•ome chicken coops on the bottom of
and eudless patleuce.
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he was sorry he conkin’! see things is ! Oeorge H. Moses, the newly appoint­ the tailboard for hla twenty-five chick­
motor which runs perfectly well at low
v ia th e
Tbe speaker found every reason to he did, and a man who stammered he ed minister to Greece and Montenegro, ens. They furnish him with eggs ev­
speed, however, usually retains Its ac­
believe that tbe world Is growing bet­ urged not to hesitate In expressing an I Is a member of the Journalistic profes­ ery day. All that was left to do after
tion nnder higher speed and load con­
ter each day and deprecated tbe exist­ opinion.”—Stray Rtorles.
sion, being editor of the Concord (N, that was to tie hla cow to the wngon,
ditions, provided only It is equipped
ence of pessimists whose chief mlssloQ
II.) Evening Monitor., He Is forty hitch his horses and say "gkldap."
with a proper carbureter. Incidental­
la to flaunt discouragement before the
years old, the son of a minister and a
ly It should be mentioned that a prev­
Color Blindness.
eyes o f tbe public.
»
alent and most deceptive, cans« o f Ir­
Naw M a rka t For Our Tobaooo.
Forty men and four women In n i iiou- native of Maine, though tbe greater
regular running at low speeds is lost
It Is anticipated that the anti-opium
sand are either wholly unable to per­ part of his life has been spent In New
B ro nze B adge« F o r C u b a n fiarvica^
motion in the linkage between the con­
ceive certain colors or can recognlM Hampshire. 11$ was educated at the crusade In China w ill be the means of
trol levers aud tbe carbureter and
All the officers aud men of the U n it­ them only w ith difficulty. All attempts academy at Exeter and at Dartmouth opening up a new market for Ameri­
college, In both of can tobacco.
timer. Where such lack y ls t s even
ed States arihy who served In Cuba to overcome color blindness by f-d®.
t h e s e Institutions
a slight amorint o f vibration la often
during tbe period of pacification from eating the color sense have failed.
fro m
taking high rank as
Oct. 6, 10OG, to April 1, 1909, w ill re­ There are three theories of color -vL
sufficient to throw out tha regulation. 4
M assages te M s rs .
a Greek scholar. On U em inent H a rv a rd professor
ceive from the government a service slon, all of which nre based on the
1 " " " " "
P o rtlan d , Seattle, Spokane, Tacom a, W a lla W a lla
Whose specialty lies In the «tars.
leaving college he
badge w ith ribbon in recognition of workings of the sensitive fibrils of tha
How to Avoid a Pell.
can
naanr
for
aaipuuNT
became secretary to W e hop« you «SI I soon b« poaseasor
that eervk-e. The badge and ribbon Inner eye.
A man who once bad a bad fall
and all points on the 0 . R . <fe N . lin e
O f m «««« c*e m irro re d fro m M a o 1
tents have been placet! lu the ruusum when going down bla cellar stairs now
tbe
governor
of I f ao and your codg «clanttfio
will be Issued as a part of tbe army
era* hands. The can 1» locked, and no haa a bread strip o f white pnlntedwj»
Th« M a rtia n « may art*w «r w ith «a««.
N • w
Ilnuipehlr«
uniform, gratuitously to enlisted men
Odasss’s W o rkin g Days.
liquid can t>e iqimpcd into It without the floor at*th e end of the last step.
aud at tbe asm« Just ash th«m to rurntah spacinc
and at cost price to officers. Thl« ac­
The legal laboring day nt Od -ssa,
Hcpllea to suck qitfietlons as th«««:
breaking >he kxk and removing the This Is easily seen, even I f the cellar
time took up news­
tion Is taken by direction of President Russia, Is twelve hours, with two
paper work.
Mr. Can th « trj« a d ln g ball t«am beat Brush’«? cover. Whenever It la desire«^ to draw be dark, and many a nasty accident la
T a ft. Tbe badge w ill be of bronze and hours for rest. Workers less thnn •» V -
off a certain smouut of milk It In
(Oh, aur«ly th e y ’«« pleytna baseball!)
M<>se« was a del«
w ill he sim ilar In general design to enteen years-old must go to school for
avoided.
Do airships <o fa r In th e ir ru«h««T
merely necenaary to turn a valve, when
the badges previously authorised for three hours ’dally. Christians arc not
gate to the Repub­
I f the honse Is rented and you do not
(Provided th«y’v« airship« at a ll.)
the
liquid
w
ill
be
forced
out
by
the
lican national con- Could ever their ohampton nstlc
like to paint the boarde, a piece of
services during the Spanish war and required to work Sundays or f<*a«t
air
pressure
in
the
can.
Cause M r. J. J«ffrt«a to quit?
the Philippine Insurrection.
white oilcloth can be ta<-k««i tn the
and to other principal cities In the East, M iddle W est and South,
days nor Jews and Mohammedans on oaoRoz g. moscs . ventlon at Cffilcago, A nd
w h at ar« th« nzurea stattatlo
floor at the foot of tbe etalra. Heethat
their holidays. Those who have to but he did not work for tbe nomina­
O f m urders th e ir auto« com mit?
correspondingly low fares; on sale Jnue 2, 8; J u ly 2,8; Auguat 11, 12
A
frica’«
cannibals
and
fever
utlt'rebea
the tacking la sera rely done or a woree
American the«« F o r Dutch Princess. ■ work on Sundays hnve the next day tion of Judge T a ft. Instead, w ith Sen­
alike w ill forever rCfciet the' hour they fall may follow than from a mis-
ator Galllnger of New Hampshire, he N ext ask If a tranacanal ta riff
The tiny feet of Holland’s baby prin­ for rest.
- **
.
1« fixed by eonsraeelonal powers
start in to regulate strenuouaneaa In gauged step.
voted to the last for the nomination of ■o trusts m ay be fa tte r by f a r ( If
cess. daughter of Queen W ilhelm Ins.
on sale M ay 17, July 1, August 11
Vice Prealdent Fairbanks for the pres­
T h ey’ v« trusts and a congreaa lik e our«). Theodore R«MMevelt*s corporation.
are to he Incased In American soft
Knew H « r W ea kn e ss ? .
G oing transit lim it ten days from date o f sale, final return lim it
To thh k vt . e wu- e c. w-'.tvrtl r • .
soled shoes, the moat coatly Infant’s
M aster—John!
Servant— Yes. sir. idency. Ills nomination as tha Incum­ Ha« M arti suoh a th in g as a lobby,
Th« Inter*«!«* plan« to promot«?
October 81st. The»» ticket« present some vary attractive features In
shm» that were ever made In tlie U n it­ Master—Be sure you tell me when It bent of an Important diplomatic poet la «octal refo rm in g a hobby?
Fortunate now that tha chair of sourcfia In the bnruir.g up <;( R ook »*
the way of stopover prlvl'egew, and ohoiae of mutes; thereby enabling
ed States. They bear the stamp of Is 4 o’clock. Servant—Yes, sir. M ieter Is therefore take« as another Indica­
And. «ay. have thotr «roman a vote?
state was built to size up w ith the velt’s mall m>ut-’\-art^vf the Outlook”
passengers to make aide trips to many Intereatlnfc points enroute.
a Brockton (Maas.) firm. There are —Don’t fngget It, I promised to meet tion that the president does not Intend
state and not w ith the average man while be is hiking through the Afrteau
Routing on tbe return trip through (California m ay ba had a t a
O m a«t«r o f thing« astronom ic.
seventeen pairs In the order recently my w ife a t 2:30, snd she’ll lw> i*o- io coniine the distribution of political
W« beg you to haatan th« day
Jungle!
slight advance over tbe rate« quoted.
who might be called to it.
finished. In one of tbe seventeen pairs voked I f Pm not there when she SÍ- plums to tbe original T a ft men.
When we'It kno«r I f w« ar« atom ic
F u ll particulars, sleeping car reservations and tickets w ill he fur­
Compared w ith « ur friends fa ra w a y l
tho lining Is a piece o f satin from Queen rtves. -lxndon Answers. w
nished by any O R A N focal agent or F . C r a b tr e e , M o r o , or
If “hypnotic eye«” w ill win leglski-
Tho future fable man can have «ome
We’ie sn Minus te learn tn this oMy
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K»tew Hla Ca«e«Hy
W llhelm lna’s wedding gown. Another
W m . M c M u r r a y , G *n ’l Paasenger A g t P o r tla n d , O re g o n
I f M a rtia n In h a b ita n ts be
-»
tors to woman suffrage, there’s no de-
fun
with
Knox
aa
th«
first
American
pelr Is made o f cloth o f gold, one pair
"Don’t talk noi
The moflo of .ehlvslry Is also tho
• meral, aa learn«d. as «ratty.
t ga to work until his aaJ-
"Then how wUI I
As good and as nobte as we.
Is of cloth e f silver, and still another motto of wisdom—to serve all. but lo?«
la of the gnest w hite Parisian kid.
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BRUSHES. COMBS. SPONGES, CIGARS.
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will reach more
people in Sherm an County than
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H o t £ l M
Cooking utensils in Tin and Granite ware
C. A. NISH,
T ie Itfaeco Warehouse Willing Co.
gank, of Moro.
r
Haryest Goods, Canned Goods, Evaporated and
Dried Fruits, Everything eatable. Special prices
on Corn and Tomatoes
oro
Opposite P o st Office
. M oro,^O regon.
CJ y Q £3
The Umatilla House
Summer Rate £ast
during season 1 9 0 9
•Oregon Railroad- & Navigation Co
Oregon Short Line and
JJhi ion
To
To
To
To
Pacific Railroad
O m ah a and
Kansas C ity
S t Louis and
C h icag o and
retu rn $ 6 0
and return $ 6 0
return $ 6 7 . 5 0
retu rn $ 7 2 . 5 0
T o D enver and retu rn $ 5 5
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