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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-02

CoIored Wash Goods

Coiored Wash Goods
BATIsTES, light, tinted and black
grounds. a large assortment of pat
terms to choose from, seasons price
1Oc, 121sc and 15c CLEAR -
ANCE SALE PRICE ............ -
DOTTED swIssEs. light and dark
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE. IN
OXFORDS. white grounds. neat print
ings, one of our most popular l5c
sellers, CLEARANCE III
c FAM RNroG a1NGHXMs. best quail
ity, in pink, light and dark blue,
buff, cadet and oxblood, seasons
price l5e, g., CLEARANCE CT =
CORDED CHAMBRAYS and MER-
CERIZED GINGHAMs. warranted to
retain their brilliancy, seasons price
25c and S5c; CLEARANCE I2H
ETAMfNEsNTh real thread mercer
ized admirably adapted for suits
and waists, a large range of .colors TO
e CHI % from from, seasons price sec;
P PRfcF SALE Is
SILK GINGHAMS-They have pure
silk warp and we sold them freely at
Soc, CLEARANCE SALE o
six fio BBATiisTE. made in France. IS
inches wide, in linen color, very popu-
lar; we sold all season at 75c,
CLEARANCE SALE az
GALATEA CLOTH, a fair assort-
ment. CLEARANCE SALE ~
PRICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ORGANIZES, plain colors, We sold
all season at 25c. CLEAR II
ANCE SALE PRICE ............ n
SAINT GALL SWISSES (the genuine
imported) 81 inches WIDE beautiful line
of patterns; the regular prices are
l.25 and 80. AUGUST CLEAR %
ANCE PRICE. -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-02

Every one al reduced price. some
ndicuIousiy low, considering qualify, TRIM
ming ana make.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-02

SkInS
DUCK SKIRTS, black, 1.5o II
DUCK SKIRTS, black and polka dot,
trimmed with braid and En-
straps, $50 qualities ...........
DUCK SKIRTS, blue and black, with
polka dots, strapped and piped with
contrasting colors, up to $50 O&
qualities ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SKIRTS of fine Voiles, Examines and
Venetian cloths, handsomely trimmed
with taffeta, peau de sole and self
buttons, up to $500 quail "A u&
tiles .............-.--...-...
SHOPPING SKIRTS of all-wool gray
homespun, 400 = I'll
quality OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SHOPPING SKIRTS of all-wool skirt
ing, blue, gray and brown mixtures,
finished with self lstraps and but
tons, 500 quality, while they = on
last ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SKIRTS of Peau De Sole, trimmed with
braid and plating; have drop @ "a
skirts ........!................
SKIRTS of Peau De Sole and of Silk
Nets over Silk Drops; pumber or
rich, handsome Skirts that were up
t to 800 % while 1878 and l4.7o
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-02
Girls Dresses
(For ages s TO IL years)

willie OOOQS
WHITE WAISTINGS, fine imported,
highly mercerized, beautiful line of
patterns, regular price was 10
soc, sale price
LACE STRIPED LAWNS-Corded ba-
tistes ana dimities, worth up 10I/
to 35c, while they last ......... A@/2
OXFORD SUITINGS-Plain white with
mercerized satin stripe, 35c -
Quality ..,......... ........s''s...s.'..
LAWNS AND DIMITIES-Small neat
checks and stripes, l2ls and ~
l5c quality. at ...................1 1
PIQUE-Plain white, heavy ~
warp welts, 25c quality ............. AZ
INDIA LINONS-3s inches wide, -
10c quality ....-..................... ~
BATISTE-A beautiful sheer wash
fabric. 80 inches wide, Csc ~
Qudllty .............. .,..,.'....,,.....
ORGANDIE-Plainw white, yards wide,
regular price soc, sale ~
HOP SACKING+Plain white, basket
weave, SO inches wide, l9c a
quality .........,... ...................
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
Die Na9t mar ibr s9redem.

sd muBte faft bie gauge Na@t
binbur9 buften," idreibt Srau Gbas.
M%pplesate BON alexandria, Snb., unb
fanb fait gar feinen S6laf. Sd
bate Sic S@winbiudt berart, baB,
penr i9 etuen 8lcd melt sins, t@
flr6terli6 buiten mubte unb 8lut
ipie; aber, ra9bem aue anberen Me=
bi3ine,, persebli@ ansewanbt waren,
beilten mid bret 81. 90 Slai9en BON
Or. Sings Seem Dtscouerp, unb i9
nabm So Pfuub su." gs TIT abiolut
sarantirt, baB es grfaltunsen, 9u.
fen, So Grippe, Bron@ttts unb alle
Sails unb 2unsens8 ei@werben betlt.
9reis so Gents unb $1.0O. 0ers
taufsFai9en fret In IS. $. 9ubn's
Mpotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

fade biribt Der @aueritoff, befen Wafs
fenberiteauns auf 5ablrei9en 9ebieten
cine l1mndlaung berborrufen pirb.
Man bebenfe nur, bab Der Sauerftoff
es lit, Der bic 8erbrennung betptrft,
baB 3ufubr bon Saueritoff aio in Be-
tra9t fpmmt, mo- es ft9 I'm 9etpinz
nung BON WGrme ober 2i9t banbelt,
unb bab Der Sauerftoff uniere r2es
bensluft" lit. Man pirb nun NIT benz
foitbaren Safe obne srpbe Soften Die
2uft in @obnrGumen, S9ulen, @pt@
tGlerr perbehern unb es als beretts be-
pdbrtes 9eilmtttel tpeit umfansrei9er
berpenben %tDnnen; man tptrb bic &oble
i'm bGusli9en Sfen tpte in Der Sabrif
ipeit better ausnuben als btsber, 9unz
berte BON Snbui trien, insbeionbere Die
9ittente9nif, perben gu befieren urb
btuiseren 8e%trtebsarten ~gelaneen; neue
8eleu9tunssmetboben perben audi be-
reits ansetunbigt. Ser Mitarbeiter
Yictets, Profe1or Sauerma1n, tbetlt
unter Mnberem bas Soleenbe init:
Sin bon uns erfunbener, ptnsts tleiz
ner @asslu6fSrper U faum 20 Gtz
tern &onfum per Stunbe sibt auf ben
9let9faQs bon uns ausgearbetteten
8rennern NIT Saueritoffaufubr Elm
2i9t, bas benz elmer tleinen 8osenz
lampe fat glei9tommt. Sabei foften
bic $50 Biz 300 &eraen, bic es aus=
ftrablt, ni9t gang etnen balben pfenz
mig per Stunbe, Bel WaTersasbez
nuBuns nod biel tpentser. @tr t0nnen
natirli9 audi grOBere 8renner nit
1000 unb 1000 &er5en 2tdtitdrte ber=
ftellen, pomit bic elettrif9e 8eleu9z
tung auf ibrem ureigeniten @ebiete,
benz Startli9te, sefdlasen pdre."
Ollie bic borgenannten 1nterneb=
mungen unb PlGne itelen lei9t erret9z
bare 3iele bar; aber audi Der Pbanz
tafie erOffnet fi9 Elm peites Gebiet.
8ebenft man 3. g., baB @auerftoff,
a%pblenftoff, Sttdftoff unb @aFerftoff
bic !9auptbeitanbtbeile Der prganifden
Wtaterie iinb. bab ieber Srsanismus
fi9 in Der 9auptia9e aus Glementen
auf6aut, bic in Der MtmofpbGre entz
balten iinb, 10 bietet iib rei9li9 &C.
legenbett gu tibnen Spetulationen.
9ie Neisuns Der ~etnaelnen glemente,
4emii9e @erbinbunsen miteinanber
einauseben, bdnst nit Der Semperatur
sufammen. Sub tanaen, bic fi9 BEL
bober Semperatur ftiirmtf9 miteinanz
Der Derbinben, baben nt9t bic eerinsite
Neigung baau, penn's falt 1T. 9ur9
I%nnenbung 70 auberorbentlider
&dltesrabe, tpie fie nun pictet unb
feline &oaeeen eraeugen, perben gans
neue MDsli9feiten e%rDffret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
Cholera Sniantum.

Oteie &ranfbsit lit LANCE betra9tet
rporben ols eine Der sefdbrli6ften unb
fataliten &ranfbeiten, BON benet &in=
Ser befallen rperben f6nnen. sic fam
iebo9 sebeilt uerben, ruenn tie ri@tis
bebanbelt mirb. Mles, mas MOTH
rpenbts, lit. gbamberlain's golics,
gbolera= unb Oiarrb6e Mtttel nnb
gaitorsO Del gu seben nod @ori3rift,
rpie auf teber Glai@e uer3et@net, unb
eine 9eiluns lit fiber. gu perfaufea
tn allen Gpoibefen, no Patentmebtz
sinert gu baben iinb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SOTte, Die lr Inner GGkauft HABIT
Trsgt die @-u0G
Uuterschrift Won S/kA~ ~LE~
Anerkrnttunu.

4Iter 9 asabunb (5u iets
mem iungen @ertbeiotser): rNussez
oet4net, grobartig! Sic bere9tisen gu
ben f9Oniten 9offnunscn!-S9 fase
Sbnen bieies als Sa9mann!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
Gec6niCc6er Sauerftof.
Herfaiiisuns uno Serlegnng bcr
9uit 1T lire 8etanotbeile.

pietets 2ebsmsmerf = ,,gnitidnapS"- Gin
grioritatsnreit - 9as .ssnsitat Rae
ptetet"-Saupts nmo Webemprooatte amo
TIRE Observation-Disclosures
Sen1ationele Ia9ri9ten tommen
aus benz 8erliner 2aboratorium pros
fefpr Rapul pictets: Die 3eit f4etnt
ni9t mebr fern gu fein, ba unfere gars
zen 2ebensz unb MrbeitsperbdltniKe
fpieber einmaI cine tpeientli9e hinge
ftaltuna erfabren unb atpar bur9 bas
2ebenspert bes sroben Pbpfifers pics
tet, Der in Der beuti9en 2ei4sbaupts
itabt cine apeite !9eimatb gefunben
bat.
8ereits Dor einem 8ierteliabrbun>
bert selans pictet. Der 1912 in Semi
gebpren tpurbe unb als ProfeRor on
Der bortisen uniperftdt pirtte. cine
2eiituns, bic feinen Namen fir INNER
in bic @ei9i9te Der 8ifeni4aft se>
f9rieben bat. gr piberleste bic Bis
babin seltenben Mnf9auunsen BON ben
,permanenten" 9afen, bic .ni9t perz
fliifist" tperben t0nnen, inbem er
bur9 Inpenbuns BON Druid unb &Glte
WaKerftoff Saueritoff unb Stidtoff
in fliifisem 3uftanb iiberfiihrte. Sein
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

proIeUor Naoul plCtet.
9erfabren purbe i'm DECEMBER 1877
in elmer @erfammluns Der 4fabemie
Der WiHenf9aften inParis Dprgefibrt,
nobel Der bortise pbpiiter gaiaetet
iiber glei9e bon ibm er5ielte &eiultate
beri9tete, bic aber bur9 cine gang an
bere Metbobe, als bieienise pictets,
geiponnen tpprben tparen. Ste 8ebeuz
tung Der Yictetf9en gntbedung nurbe
5tpar in ben 8reiien Der ghemiter unb
p6Diifer ertannt, bas publifum intez
r~eiiirte ii9 aber nod tpenig bierfur;
man ha5is fi3 Bel Den MusSruden
,fliifiiser Sauerfoff," rfliifiiser Stidz
itoff" ni9t piel. Mnbers purbe es, als
man bon rfliiiiser 2uft" bDrte. Die,
es ioute mDgli9 fein, aus 2uft etpas
9reifbares, cine Sliffisteit, 10 cine Dirt
S9ndps9en gu ma9en2 Ser erite,
benz es selans, cine sr0bere Mense bte=
fes r2uftf9napfes" in elmer offenen
RObre bersuftelen, mar Profe1or Sez
mar, Der 1891 in Der Ropal Societp
81 2onbon gum erftenmal fetnen 8erz
iu9 borfIbrte. No9 srDBer par bas
4uffeben, als Der beutf9e Snsenieur
Rarl Ginbe Dor etliden Sabren in bic
Se9ntt cine Maf9tne etnfiibrte, bic
2uft in groben Mensen auf etnfa4e
Dirt perfluffiste. 2inDe stng alsbalb
baran, feline Sbee au9 fir bic @epinz
nuns bon Sauerftoff in sroBen Menz
gen gu bertpertben. Sn5pif9en battle
aber au9 ptctet reue @rfolse na9 ber=
felben Ri9tuns bin eraielt, unb es
fam besbalb gu etnem Streit api59en
ben beiben Sorf9ern iiber bic Prioriz
tdt. @esen bic Patentanmelbung pie=
tets BEL benz beutf9en patentamte
purbe gtnipru9 erboben; bas Ya=
tentamt pies iebo4 bic sesnerif4en
ginfpri9e auriid unb ertannte bas an=
gemelbete 0erfabren Pictets r5ur tons
tinutrli9en 9eritequng BON tnbuftriel>
lem te9nif4em Sauerftoff nit 9ilfe
mtntmaler &omprefiionsdrbeit" als
boufommen r1eu. Sir Musnubung btez
ies @erfabrens bat 1ih bereits Elm
rSnnbtfat Raoul Yictet" sebilbet, bas
in Mun9efter cine erobe Mnlage nit
200 YferbetrGften baut, bur9 tpel9e
bic 9alopap'f9en &efelperfe, auf
beren Serrain tie erribtet nirb, ltnb
bic gauge Stabt Man9eiter NIT te9niz
f9em Sauerftof berforst perben ion.
Oie Maf9inen in Manbe1ter fpnen
tdglt9 Elm Quantum BON 100000
&ilosramm 2uft perflifiisen, be-
5tebunsspeiie Saueritoff, Sttdftoff
unb &oblenfdure perarbeiten. Sie 8e<
triebsfoften perben fat gang bur4 bic
9erftelung fliffiser &Oblenidure ge>
bedt. Sn Deutf9lanb tpurben I'M per>
sansenen Sabre 45,00O,00O Riloz
sramm &oblenfdure gum pretfe bon
40 Bis 80 pfennise per &ilosramm
nerbrau9t. 9er Saueritoff tann au
J pfennig PRO &ubifmeter er5eust unb
nit bret Big bier pfennisen pro &ubitz
meter abseseben tperben.
Die te9nif9e 0ertpent1ung ber ge=
tponnenen probutte bat alfo beretts
einen betrd9tli9en l1mfang ansenomz
pen. gs lei muir baran ertnnert, bab
fliiffise 3oblenfdure gu &dltemif9uu>
gen, gum 8etrieb bon gisma19tnen
unb acknowledgements, our 9aritelz
lung tiinftlider MineraltpdFer, als
STRAIGHTFORWARD berpenbet tpirb unb
bab ber Stidftoff our Darftelluns bot,
SalpeterfGure. unb Salpeterfalaen
(Diinser) benutt tperben fanr. Mber
Stidftoff unb RoblenfGure finb eetpif.
iermaBen Hebenprobutte; bic 9aupt>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

NttDtoutitultUhtu VII ptL StUt.
Rtnss UNI ben 0reifub perben Slider
a%ussebreitet. unb balb prafelt in benz
tefelartisen Sbertbeil elm lobernbes
Solafeuer.
Our9 bic bo9 auffladernbe Slamme
perben bic Iber benz Waferfpiesel
f4pdrmenben Gtntassfltesen anses
lodt; fie burdfliesen in S4pdrmen
bas Geuer treua unb quer, berbrennen
fi4 aber babel bic Slisel unb fallen
auf bic aussebreiteten Slider. I'm
neun ubr Nbenbs 1T setp0bnli9 bic
Slug5eit bes Wetbpurms, pie bic Gins
tassfliese senannt ptrb, poriiber. 9ie
Sii4er tperben forgiam 5ufammensez
nomnen, Der &orb tptrb aepadt, na9z
benz bas Seuer perlof9en lit. Dim nG9z
item Mtorgen breitet man bic Slider i'm
@arten auf einem Rafenplabe in ber
Sonne aus. Die &eite Der Sliigel bDr>
rem nun ab unb bic &Drper tperbeu in
elmer Muloe bur9 f9tpinsenbe 8epez
sung unb 2uftaug BON tbnen befreit.
0ie 2eiber Der @intassfliesen ieben
pie GoggentDrner aus unb perben
q%uartneiie als 8oselfutter, DEFENDERS
fir Na6tigalen, S9paraplGtt4en,
Rotbfebl6en etc. ~pertauft.
Die Puppen : bes Weibpurms
i9pimmen i'm Sult gu Saufenben
Itromabpdrts unb bic gtntagsfliege
entiteigt am Qbenb ibrer 9iae. Tim
ibren eriten unb leBten Musflug gu
unternebmen, benin bieienisen, bic ni4t
ben Seuertob fterben, enben auf natiir>
lt4e Weiie nod in berielben Na9t. Ser
materteQe @rfolg bes @eibpurmbrenz
mems tit ni9t bebeutenb, ba Elm Quart
NIT nun 10 Biz Is Gents be5ablt nirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

Ser Ct. ~SameszStfrit
tn 2onoon tptrb, trobbem er nur 7z10
Quabratmeilen grob tit. BON All Yo'
liaiiten bepa9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
dos urntr mofTprl,

(Gin 3eitbilb.) rOie feline Mtai,
bas arme @aiierl, bauert MIDI redt!"
-rSinb ibre @ltern seitorben?"-
rSas nun serabe ni4t. Nber bic Mutz
ter 1T init einem &afiirer unb Der @az
ter nit elmer 8aaeteufe bur9sesan<
qen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
9ut Deuhnuot.

2ebrerin: n@te baben nun sez
bort, mos man unter einem 8erbGlt=
ntbtport peritebt, Srdulein 2ili-nenz
men Sic mir eines!"-2 (na9
fur5em Na9benfen): Die 2iebe!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
pas WeiBwurmbrfnasn.

Gisemarttee Snoafrie TINT GIbtbaIe an Der
Standardization @reuse.
@enn fi9 CUR Sommersseit Der
Nbenb auf bas @l6tbal an Der bDb<
mif4zfddff9en @renae bernieberfenft,
fommen bon alien Setten ber 2eute nit
aDrbent bic am rfer einen 9reifub
nit tefelartisem Obertbetl a~uffelen.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-13

counties where the officials are
"friendly" will soon be running again
may be not wide open, but still after
such a fashion th2t the gamblers can
continue to make money.
The story is that case to test
the cOnstituliOnalitv of the new
gambling law viii be brought in one
of the counties Oh Puget Sound within
a short time. certain Judge, tne
gambler "beIieve." viii hold that
the law is unconstitutional in that it
contains some defect An appeal will
be taken of course. but in the mean
time the gamblers expect to be al
lowed to open up and do business
pending a decision. BY what process
Of reasoning the gamblers figure out
that the Judge in question will hold
the bill unconstitutional is not known
but they are evidently confident The
Spokane gamblers will not discuss
the test case proposition to any eX-
tent further than TO say that it prob
ably will not be brought in Spokane
county.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-13
Turkish Baths at the Louvre

Many people of the city perhaps
do not know Of the splendid appoint
ments for Turkish baths in the third
story Of the Hotel De Louvre on West
Main street. For one dollar yon can
have the privilege Of the baths and
Of a good clean bed in an airy room
for twenty-four hours, if you care to
stay that long. Prof. Burns has
charge of the baths and he under
stands his business thoroughly, being
very proficient in the art Of massage.
For years there has been a demand
in Walla Walla for such baths and
now that they have been established
through the enterprise of one of our
citizens they deserve liberal patron
age.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-13
CHANCE FOR YOUNG Man.
General Merchandise Store Wanted
at Turner Station to Supply
Big Farming District.

lanes Turner after whom Turner
station, on the Turner branch of the
0. R. & n. above Dayton is named,
arrived in the city this morning from
a two weeks trip spent in Oregon,
principally Portland, and left for
home on the 10 O'Clock O. R. & n.
train. Mr.. Turner is perhaps one of
the largest individual barley growers
in the state, owning 1900 acres of
strictly barley land near Turner sta-
ton, from which he has cut a fortune
in the past four years.
Though he has not been in that
section of Columbia county for a
couple of weeks he predicted this
morning that the usual good crop Of
barley which brings excellent prices
ed this year The recent hot spell,
he did not think. did any damage to
the barley crop, though wheat in that
section might have suffered some
what
According to Mr.. Turner, there is
an excellent opportunity for some en-
terprising merchant to establish a
general merchandise store at Turner,
which has become an important ship
ping point, besides enjoying the dig
nifty of a church house. several ware
houses, a blacksmith shop and sew
eral residences. The warehouse peO-
pie are beginning the erection of
chop mill, and altogether the little
town is on the move and gives prom
Use of developing into more than a
station within a short time.
The section about the station
would nicely support a good store,
he said. and | believe that it is an
excellent opportunity for some enter
prising young man with a little
money Dayton is 10 miles away. and
it is hard at times for farmers to
drive that distance to purchase sup
plies
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-13
COMMISSIONERS NAMED.

Governor Mcbride has appointed
the Lewis and'Clarke exposition COM
missiOners for this state They are:
HarringtOnfi Buckley: George Linds-
ley. Vancouver: Senator w. w Toll
man, Spokane; G. w. R. Peaslee
Charleston; Colonel F. J. Parker Wal
la Wala; Senator J. G. Megler, Brook
field. The commission will meet sub
ject to the call of the governor within
three months from the date the act
creating the commission became eff
fectiye, which was yesterday They
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-13
FRUIT FAIR PRIVILEGES.
Bids Opened at Noon Hoday and Con
cession acknowledgements Bid
Was High.

Bids for fruit fair privileges were
opened at noon today by Secretary
Van De Waite, md directors of the
fair associatics III awarded as fol
lows:
Candy. ice ere and soft drinks
Byron Lutcher, SOL Other bids
were Yarnell & Rogers, 5000; Fannie
Levy. $177.50.
Program and premium-C. A. Naff.
Of the Union. 20 per cent of net pro-
ceeds Of work
Badgas-A T. Bedell. $3.50.
Canes-A. T. Bedell. $3.50
COnfetti-J E Proudf0Ot, S427.5O.
Other bids were, Fannie Levy, $153;
R. Burns. $175.
Cigars-Byron Lutcher, $3.50 An
other bid was Fannie Levy, $3.50
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-13
ID. Bierwagen Disposes of
Property on YeI|owhawk
TO MESSRS. JOHNSON AND RILEY
Sale Includes Yellow Hawk Mill, Ten
Acres of Ground, Two Residences
and Feed Store in Alder Street.

A big transfer of milling property
situated in Walla Walla took place
yesterday. l.. j. Bierwagen sold tC
Robert Johnson, proprietor of the
Electric chop mill and John Riffley
manager Of the Farmers warehouse
the Yellow Hawk mills, situated just
south Of the city cemetery. together
with 10 acres Of ground adjoining
two residences on the plot and his
mill and feed business at III Alder
street
The purchase price was $500 and
the new owners will assume charge
Of the property Monday. Mr.. Johnson
will superintend the running of the
mill, while Mr. Ripley will have
charge Of the feed store in Alder
street Important improvements in
the mill are contemplated by the new
management.
Mr.. BierWagen, who has been con
tinuousIy in business in Walla Wal
la for nearly 10 years, will take a
much needed rest A trip to South
Dakota is being planned He has
large interests in a cattle ranch with
his brother, and after an inspection
of the cattle and stock business in
that country, he may decide to in
crease his stock in the firm. At pres
ent, the firm has 2700 head Of beef
cattle on the range Mr. Bierwagen
will be accompanied by his family on
his Dakota trip.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-13
Dake's Agency Moved.

The E. c. Dake Newspaper Adver-
Using agency of San Francisco, Cal,
has moved from the Merchants ex-
change, where il has been located for
the last % years to the Eyre building.
124 SansOme street, new and and
larger quarters. This is the leading
agency of the coast, in fact it is the
only agency, for il places advertise
ments almost anywhere and by tele-
graph if necessary. This agency is
now known as one of the solid insti
tutions of the West and many who
wish to do business through a relia-
bic source hunt up Dakes agency
when wishing to place advertising.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-13

First publication in Walla Walla
Statesman, June IS. 1908.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-13
first Gar of Cabbage of
SeaSOn Sent East
STRAWBERRIES ON THE WANt
Cherries for Canning Purposes Sell
ing for 1925 a Crate, With Good
Outside Demand.

the first car Of spring cabbage to
eaye the city this season was loaded
Il the WalIa Walla Produce com
sauy's warehouse in East Main street
-t1a morning and was sent out this
afternoon The shipment was con-
signed to eastern points and was the
tiaesC lot OF cabbage to arrive from
"u.la Walla gardens this year.
Grow ers received one and a quarter
-ehrs Der pound for the shipment,
Hhich was the ruling price to-day.
Peas in large quantities, together
@iEH 1ulnips, beets, etc, comprise
tboUl all the garden truck coming
RID local commission houses at pres
mi. Peas were worth cents a pound
Joday In the fruit line early cher
rps are coming in freely and there is
4 considerable demand from outside
'Mnts Early puppies, Ox-hearts and
May dukes, used largely for pie and
canning purposes were bringing $125
"a crate today. The last Of the aspar-
aelb is coming in slowly. and ship
rpnts OF this edible are about over
tor the season. The same is true of
the strawberry crop. which has not
nyt1cd 70 growers in the valley what
mas expected at the beginning Of the
season.
The Hood River variety is nearly
-snne and the late crop Of SharpIess
aYn' Nagoons is turning out poorer
}han expected. Recent frosts and the
hDs winds of the past week cut down
rhe berry yield nearly 80 per cent,
Enough Milton growers claim to have
clicked nearly a full crop.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-13

will then select an executive com
missioner, who will take charge OF
collecting the Washington exhibit,
and receive a salary not to exceed
$50 per month.
The first five members of the COM
mission are also St Louis exposition
commissioners. Colonel Parker, Sen
ator Megler and Senator Tolman were
members of the old Lewis and Clark
commission, which had charge of the
preliminary work that has been done
in this state.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-13
HOPES TO WIN DIAMOND SOULS

Philadelphia, Pa, June 13.-Mem-
bers of the Vesper Boat club gave a
rousing send-off today to James B.
Juvenal, who sailed on the steamer
NOordland for England, where he is
to compete in the contest for the dia-
mond SOULS at the Henley regatta
Juvenal is in excellent form and is
confident Of his ability to make a good
showing in the famous contest.