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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
CIGARS STOLEN

The cigar stand uf Gus l. nurk
man. At the corner OF Fourth ave
nue. aud Madison street. was entered
hy burglars some time last nlght
and almost the entire stock OF nne
cigars carried away These wer,
emntied from their boxes, which
were found atreWn upon the floor.
An entrance was effected by boring
holes around the lock In the door
With an Inch bit after which the
key was turnd aud the door opened
There h no estimate Of the loss
but nurkman said this morning that
II would aggregate several hundred
dollars.
The burglar that turned the trick
had plenty Of light 10 work BY, a.
there Is an are liKht burning here
all nlght and until dawn The LIN
coin apartment house Is on the op
poatte corner aud guests are con
tinuaily passing In aud out OF the
place at all hours
The police are myutlned as Go how
the burglar could enter the taou
aud work around the place az Ions
as he must have done without bciug
noticed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
HE MAKES A
CONFESSION

TOPEKA kna. Sept 3 Robert
Roman. Who claims to b. a del-orf
81 miner from the Cripple Creek
district iu Colorado. under arrest
herr on a charge % burglary. has
made a confession. ia which he aaYa
be Is one 81 those implicated in a e
Victor mine dYuAmitinE and the
Independence horror IN The Cripple
Greek district
Roman aaYa be EaH one Of So
erAl strikers Who laid the mine al
der the depot a. Independence. from
which an elnctfir wire ran. 70 =
room zoo yards distant. This are
Eaa 20 arranged 10 the room that
kickinE over a certain chair Noula
break the rouneetlon and 81 of the
mine He waa In the roan Nth
the others Implicated In the deal
~hen the mine waa exploded. kill
lnE uumhef - uouuniun men IL
claims that be attempted T. prev, NJ
the explosion because tao o. rs
friends werc on the depot platform
with the nonuuion men and va
promptly knocked over and out b
one % the cuuapintora
Roman says bis friends were
Killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
A ROYAL
GREETING
GREEN LAKE PEOPLE LISTEN
TO CANDIDATE A.. {. MEAD

A big republican rally. the fcatur,
Of which Vas a speech by A. H.
Mead the party'a nominee for GOV
ernaf Of the state. was held Ia KIRK.
Nood halt IN the Ninth ward last
night The hall. In spite 81 its iso-
lated location. VAS filled 10 is ga
paeity. With both men and women
aud great enthusiasm vas shoWn.
The rally vas under the auaplc~.
Of the Ninth Ward Republican club
and Mr. Mead.s speech vas the frut
he has made In King county. Sam
usi II Piles also delivered What
might be called one % the tao open
ing speeches o. the campaign Both
speeches were loudly applaudcd
Mr. Mead spoke first Its address
occupied forty five minutes and
Naa devoted almost wholly o. state
ISSUES. although he spoke With ca
thualaam Of the republican randl
dates for president and vice pfral
dent. and spoke IN highest praise
Of Roosevelt and his fitness for the
presidential chair.
Mr. Mead dNelf At length unnn
issues Of the state and national
campaign a. did Mr. piles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
ARE
DECLARED ILLEGAL
CORPORATION COUNSEL GILLIAN SAYS MAYOR Is TIE or.
FelAL TO GRANT lMPRov EMENT CONTRACTORS MORE
TINE ON THEIR CONTRACTS

The hundreds Of applications for
extensions ef time. which the board
Of works and the city council have
been granting % street contractors.
have been made illegally according
to an opinion which Corporation
Counsel Gillian gave city Engineer
Thomson yesterday afternoon In
eiaentaily the city is carrying on an
illegal procedure in loaning money
rikht along a. Contractor {, j.
Erickson for dolng the Second ave
nue. reErade work. Erickson has
not even been gisen an extension Of
time Nv the council on his contract.
the council having agreed 60 see
how rapidly Erickson could finish
his Job before deciding To give him
an extension or taking his contract
from him.
According 70 the corporation
counsel the authority 60 grant time
extensions rests with the mayor
The latter has heretofore avoided
all responsibility ia the matter. re
faasing Go sign extensions granted
by TIE council lie Is nov thinking
the matter over and IL Is probable
that radical change IN The custom
Of indiscriminAtely granting extern
sions will take place
The council will hereafter proha-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
OBJECT
To CARS
PROPERTY OWNERS ON TENTH
AVENUE NORTH DESIRE A
STREET FREE FROM ute.
TRIO LINES

whether u shall mar the beauty
81 "a street which local nubahH want
90 have reserved for their benefit
90 whether n shall allow a car line
90 ran over lt Tor the aeeammaaa :
ton Of 5000 people living IN the
Denny -tuhrmHn and other additions
lower down the hin. ia the problem
That Dr. puEEliug the streets commit
tee, Judge e.. ~ itHnford and sam
u"l llill appeared before the com
mittco yesterday afternoon and
asked that Tenth avenue north be 50
laid out that " would be impossible
Tor car tracks To- BE- laid ou u
In little speech lu which he
made a plea fof the city beautiful
Judge ilanford stated that 1t uaa
The hope ~ himself. Mr. IIm. John
ieHry ana T. A. Ferry 10 make
Tenth avenue north carriage
driveway instead 81 main thor
oughhre with street car line on IL
To DO thiH they wanted the street
tu be- laid out with wide parking
strips
We admit that ve have a selfish
motive in the matter. HaId judge
iiauford. hut We believe that IL
coincidva with the citYu interest
From Ttnth avenue north one 81 the
finest views iu the city can be oh.
taluod The whole city. its lakes
ANA the sound are spread out r.
panoramic View q r. the only high
point iu thr city that h. accessible
on an easy Erade. which vah made
possible b. the reEnde 81 Pike
street Fof that reason Wr believe
10 ought 90 be reserved Tor ear
riAEe driveway. Nj oimntead. tlsa
PARK expert pointed out this fact
whsu here
n ~aH also pointed out that Ielal
Leary had already begun The cree
tion Of = 800 o0a residence on Teuth
avenue north. and that NJ Fsrsf.
Mr iiill and NJ fanfofd we're aisa
contemplating building elegant real
drurrs on the street The ahleetiui
io the plan made b1 The streets com
mitter Dol that The broadway car lire
~iI naturally have fa - eKfsnd-si
down Tenth avenue north instead e
Federal avenue tu order 20 feaail
abe thickly populated district lower
down on the hHl This would mase
the parking Of Tenth avenue nofth
impuasihle Tho matter vaa refer
red o. Chairman Mullen and city
Engineer Thomson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

bly, refer such matters 90 the hoard
OF works and the mayor. city En-
ginccr Thomson said yesterday that
he had not given the matter much
thought that the granting Of time
extensions was largely a matter Of
tormality anyhow.
Tho corporation counsela letter
10 Mr. Thomson follows.
Referring Go your favor Of Aus
gust ~. 1904. requesting my opinz
ion as 20 who are the proper off
GERS or authority 20 grant exten=
slons of time on local Improvement
contracts am OF the opinion that
this b. clearly an executive as dis
tinguiahed from a legislative fuue.
ton. The city council passes an or
dlnance authorizing the improve
ment % a certain street The max
ing 90 the contract and all thinEa
relating thereto then devolYea upon
the executive department. and unz
der section 5 OF article Y. Of the
city charter 10 Is made the duty Of
the mayor 90 see that all contracts
and agreements made with the city
or FOR its use aud benefit are faith
fully kept and performed. The
Z question 81 the extension OF time.
I think. clearly falls upon the may
or and not upon the city council
Mr. ThOmaon'a communication 10
I Chairman MullCn. % the street com.
mittec. Is glvcn below
several prominent atfofneyH
have recently found fault with the
extensions OF time granted 70 con
tractors on the ground that an exs
tension granted BY ordinance 0aa
not valid. but that under the city
charter they should be- granted b
the board OF public works and raft
fled by the mayor, that the separ-
ate and distinct ratification By the
mayor and the assuming 81 the Re
sponsihility for the extension bY
the mayor was the real intent and
T purpose ~ the city charter The
question arose with reference % the
loaninE % money % NJ Erickson
Ia the present state OF his con
tract put the matter up 10 our
. corporation counsel and he has an
sWercd me In accordance Nth the
accompanying letter which I hand
% you Tor consideration. The nav
or does not seem very anxious -
take the matter up yet after read
Ing Mr. Gllnam's letter and con
snlting the charter. be says b. be-
lieves u Is his clear duty 70 do
so"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
REVIVAL MEETINGS

The Salvation Army will begin 4
ten daya special service al their
neN hall on FirHt avenue near Pike
tonight With a junior demoustfn
ton On Saturday september 10
AZ sp IN grand ueleume meet
ing wiil b. given tB Mai and Mira
Dublin. who sill also conduct ser.
vices On Sunday ~ II m and
and q m On Monday sruiem
her T. the major Nlll give away .
beautiful baby Special leaders al
the reat o. the meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

SHORT HILLS. y J.. sept p.
George A. Ormiston. Of PittahurEs
yesterday defeated Walter J. Travis
Ca the national amateur golf cham.
pionahlp tournament on the Baituzs.
rol links By three up and one ID
play. ~ Chandler Egau. Of che
oaRo. won from a. W TlunRhan1
Of Philadelphia tn the fret rouuft
and from NJ McCufney. Of stoeas.
bridge, IN the afternoon. Max LTD
defeated r. G. Newton. Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
SOAP STOLEN

The Gilbert Soap company. Of 7oa
Fuiryicw avenue. complained t. the
police this morning that their plant
IL continually robbed Of soap By
thieves. who have already entered
the place three different times The
police viii investigate the matter
and Try and recover the soap. which
IA an stamped and wrapped win
lalels bearing the firms name ahI
the name OF the soap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
MORNING BARGAINS

Ladies' 81 wool. flat. natural
gray shirts and Pants. regular
value Sc. morning barrain
price. garment ....-..... Soc
Dressing Combs. Of the best quail
itYs fine and coarse or all
coarse teeth never sold for less
than zsc. morning bargain
price sssssass sssssss#s.ss < r e
Kid Covered Hair Curriers'. doz.
IN bunch regular price 7iac.
10cand f2ize per bunch. morn
ing bargain price bunch &c
Duplex Nickel Plated Safety Pins
with guarded springs 1 dozen
On card regular price i0c card.
morning bargain price. cart4 e
Childreu'H Small Wrist Bags. in
black leather with gilt frames
and chains sell everywhere Tor
15es morning bargain price.
each $500. ss..ssssss.s..t. DC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

Superior Judge Hell yesterday
granted divorce - Charles Peck
ham from Mr. Elizabeth psekhau
on ground - arseftian. The defend
Ont did not appear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

There has been considerable com
mout on the unkeut condition Of the
capitol building Al Olympia. and If
has brought forth the tat that the
state has no funds available 70 tHke
care % The grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

The supreme court Of the FRA
tcrnal knights and Ladies viii hold
their regular annual session in X.
y. hall corner Of FIRST avenue aud
Pike street commencing September
~. 1904. at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
Saturday IN the Big Bargain Basement

We offer nine specials whic
worth your consideration.
I5e for n regular z5c Granite
C0lleudor. an uumntc liable
bargain.
sc for t0c package u Rising Sun
Stove Polish.
2 I-2e each for regular &c Ashes
tos Stove Mats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

4 neN automobile record between
ChieaEo and New York waa made
lat week when J a. bills and
George schmidt finished the run In
seventy tao hours and forty siH
mInufeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
FOR
the CANAL

MOBILE. Ala. Sept 9-Tho first
cargo 81 lumber 20 leave the Unit
81 States for the Panama canal Was
taken from here today on tho
schooner ]. G Clifford. The lum-
Der vas contracted for by the Pan
ANA canal commission 20 BE- landed
Al Colon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

are cTceptI0nal values. Zach on
&c roll for best Zoe Toilet Paper.
1000 sheets M roll.
g. for best Flour slften always
15c.
lSo for s-quart double. retlnned
Dish Pan, regular z5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

TIE SIXTY MEMBERS Of The
Seattle Chamber 81 Commerce az
rived in Victoria. II G. about 6
O'Clock last night They are tour
Ing the sound on the CITY Of To
peka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

TIE HARKENTfNE ALTA.
which Arr ed Al Port Townsend
wednesday has bern fined 81 os per
ton Tor appearing In the Port ToWn-
seud puft without a register. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

FORMER senator George Turner
opened the democratic campaign IA
Douglas county &c Watsrflile last
uiEht The gubernatorlai candidate
spoke 90 more than zo1 people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
Domestics Underpriced

unusually good chance 10 secure needed domsatea for
present at prices lower than ever before
beachcd heavy full width heavily heeed
resntst y.pe ne ward
brcponcttea heeeed lined beautiful
oriental designs 80 inches Saturday yard Toe
Cotton variety patterns nothing better for chill
school Saturday i5e
designs fast eaaH
Saturday ssst.fss5 ide
nsashd Muslin ssneh wide regular TIC yard Saturday DC
just Imported Grass Heaehed irish Linen
TabnE wide absolutely all linen 20 beautiful de
signs these loha bargains AZ to9 yard
Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
ECONOMY IN GROCERIES

FLOUR Han Marchc run Patent
TO n a. NJ.
BGaa Strictly fresh Eggs per
dozen .................. 28o
CANNED TOMATOES Regular
ltU gauH4 ear .....s......... Ec
CANNED PEAS Regular l0r
cans sHHssHHs ttHHsstssst &c
40 70 p. NJ.
CHEESE FINEST American
HHFrHH. pound .............. lao
VEIN H AtHAGE Bou Mar,hr
spec halls pound ............ Zoe
MAYFInWEut HuTTER This Is
the beet butter made. nlI day %
..4.#...s ....s............. 23c
COCOA p 10. can breakfast Co-
Goa .......4 ............... 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

SMART CLOTHES. HERALD.
1929 Second. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

II great bargain and vel
25e for Tin Dinner Bucket, viii
tray. flask and cup.
15e for zoe Small Tin Tea Kettle
23c for f-quart copper bottom
cold handle Tea or Coffee Pot
n good value at f6c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

ACIvtC LEAGUE has been form
ed Ia Yakima county FOR the pur-
pose ~ lettering the moral aud so
cial life Of the people The name
Of the league Be- the Yakima Civic
league. The main object ia 10 d
away with the sunday opening Of
saloons and stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

Flour all day Saturday. S1.I5
Ht % $50 MORE A good Washing
Powder. nkR. Sc
tliIfl0 3 packages Eeady=ta=
Eat Food ................=.=.Z Poe
ROLLED OATS Fresh Rolled
tHtH .........--.. ..#.z..-4.#... Sc
SODA one pound package =. sc
STARCH one pound package 7e
HAirlNH Regular i6e pa kaye
Seeded EalainH ............. BE
BLTEIEG Regular 7e bottle &c
AMMONIA Regular g. bottle &c
BACON Finest Eastern Bacon.
pound .......... ......-4 I4thc
RICE Inufg Japan Rice u oe
hAt'AH9Ni=0ae pound pkg De
WAi.AuTE Good English Wal
nuts. ~ l2e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
Bargains in
Rugs and Draperies

yards Broateea Tapestries and Satin Damaak all 90
wide length 10 yards regular prices Zoo aud
500 yard sale price yard oss
Figured French Art Ticking wide and In beautiful de
Hgna regular price soc yard sale yard
$1,000 5000 III ike
sox60neh Smyrna RUSS with fringe At both eudsi
rug strictly all wool and viii give splendid
lar 1850 sale price 1900. Ries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

Infants Wool Knit Bootees $500.
s.sssss.s-. ...+ts.t.ss > =dc
Women's Fleece Lined Klmanaa.
In an the newest caIara aeo
Women's Full Length KImanoa.
new Persian designs. ver5 sue.
cial values .....s.......... Dse
Women's Fleece Lined wrappers.
extra full. newest patterns s5o
MILLINERY.
A nobby. Tucked Felt Turban. In
the very latest shape. black
ohiy s.s.ssss s.s-sss.sss si.ko
A Stylish Stitched Felt. French
sailor trimming. with straps Of
velvet and buttons. bows and
quilts, colors. black. brown and
blue; special priee.....s1.35
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
Nervous?

Easily discouraged? Things
look dark? Can't sleep 4?
Restless and worn outr
"Nervous exhaustion" your
doctor says. Ask him TO
tell you all about Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Sold for 90
years. ts-.it ~.
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AND A RARE ONE 1T IS
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Saturdays Great Morning, All Day and
Evening Bargains
AFTFR6P. n nARnAIns

AFTER 6 p. NJ. BARGAINS.
New Scotch Flannel waiaiinra.
Sec kind. after 6........ soc
Wa.en's Light Hlus. pink and
Whit Satin Glrd1ss. 7sc kind
after 8 s=..s+s....s. 43o
Wamsua French KII Gloves. aII
calofa. every pair fitted ana
guaranteed. after G...... Doe
Invisible Wire HHIr Pins. In box
&c regular price sac box
after s. boz ...............1o
Needle Pointed Pins. 400 In pa
PER regular SC quality after
9. paper ss.ss.sss...sss..sl q g
KRIS Brown Windsor Toilet
saan. regular Be- value. after g.
caEe .-#s.t.t.. .ss.s.....2 G
Ladies' All-over Lace Isle Hose.
beautiful ueW patterns. regular
value 4be. after s. pair 81 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
TALES
TERSELY TOLD

TIE DELIVERY % mail has be
gun on rural route No 4. with Wal.
tef Salisbury a. carrier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

tfT Salisbury a. carrier.
Mrs \. DICKSON. Of Tacoma.
Nho recently fell heir 90 a fortune
laff her b. a bachelor brother "a
having her life made a burden by
the psn.iateueY Of bsFEara. Mn
Dickson a. first helped the needy
ones. buI her mail TreH 90 such
proportions that she decided TO give
them no notice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09

barkcutlnc Was fined FOR the Same
offcnae laat year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-09
r s: &: ssSSEEMARCHE 1 a &:
Crockery Odds and Ends
and Kitchen Utensils

Just few hints Of the bargains be had In
busy basement which nord TO half d former
English Semi Porcelain Plates neatly decorated all sizes each Sc
Ohtuthl blhhon each
Worth Zoe
Wire
Saturday
Pine polished Steel hpdcm No ne, regularly sold at 59ei
Good Rice Root Scrub Brushes Kind, special Saturday each
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-18
VIII Bet on Turner.

S. S. Bailey, well known in Seattle
as capitalist, business man and
shrewd political observer, who is now
In Walla Walla taking in the races,
has telegraphed to Seattle his desire
to bet $1,000 on the election of George
Turner as governor. Mr.. Bailey's
telegram is addressed to the Times
and he declares he is willing to wager
that sum of Turner.
There is no condition imposed by
Mr.. Bailey other than that both can
didates live until election day. The
presumption from this telegram is
that he is looking for even money.
Mr.. Bailey is one of the best known
betters on election results in the state
and his judgment on elections has
been good in the past. His conf
dence in the election of Turner is sig
nificant.-Walla Walla Statesman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-18
VIII Ship Their Cream.

]. w. Bickford, a representative of
the La Grande Creamery Company,
was in Elgin this week trying to in
duce the farmers of this section to
send their cream to La Grande, and
to this end he has been quite sue
cessful. The amount shipped there
this fall will be quite limited but by
spring the shipments will be greatly
increased. We were informed that
Mr.. Bickford's company would pay 25
cents per pound for butter fat de-
livered f. o. b. at La Grande. A num-
Der of our farmers are well pleased
with the proposition, as this will give
them a much better opportunity OF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-18
New Town on Grand Ronde.

G. A. Rogers is having a portion of
his 600-acre tract of land, at the
mouth of the Grand Ronde, surveyed
and plated into a townsite, says the
Asotin Sentinel.
Surveyor Swain has been at work
on the job for couple of weeks or
more, but it will require quite a lit
tie time yet to complete the work of
plating. The Sentinel did not learn
what name the new town will carry,
but that will be known in due time;
neither could we learn how soon the
new town site win be placed on the
market, but most likely not until the
early spring.
The townsite is very beautiful
one, is in Asotin county and is about
23 miles distant from Asotin, on
Snake river, where the Grand Ronde
river enters the former stream.
There is plenty of room for the
building up of a splendid town at
that point, and 1t is not unlikely that
much activity will be the result and a
good growth given the place as soon
as property is known to be on the
market. The new town will be pro-
vided with an abundance of pure wa
ter, secured from Joseph creek, and
conveyed to the place through an ir-
rigating canal.
Steamers can reach the point at
any season of the year and in the
course of a very short time a most
attractive and substantial little city
should beautify that part of the coun-
try.-Lewiston Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-18
EXCURSION RATES TO ST. LOUIS
The Washington & Columbia River
Railway.


Railway.
For the Worlds fair at st. Louis
the following rates are announced:
To st. Louis going via st. Paul
or Billings, returning any di-
rect route ................ .S6O.OO
To Chicago. goin via st. Paul
or Billings, returning any di-
rect route ................ 65.OO
To St. Louis, returning from
Chicago; or
To Chicago, returning from st.
Louis $3.50
To st. Louis, returning via Chi
cago; or
To Chicago. returning via st.
Children of half-fare age, half the
above rates.
Tickets on sale October 3, and s.
Good going 10 days from date of
sale. returning, 30 days from date Of
sale.
Good for stop-over at any point
within the limits.
For full information regarding
routes, side trips, etc., call on or ad-
dress, WALTER ADAMS, ACT,
S. B. CALDERHEAD, Pendleton.
General Passenger Agent, Or
Walla Walla, Wash.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-18

Dirt will be flying on the portage
road at Cello within 80 days. ]. C.
McCabe, Seattle contractor, is on
the ground with the engineers, and
will probably get the job and the
Open River Association is busy rails
ing 100000 among the farmers OF
Eastern Oregon and Washington, who
are to be benefited by the portage
road. This sum will make the amount
available for building and equippine
the eight miles of road 100000 the
other portion having been appropriate
ed by the last Oregon legislature
Walla Walla Statesman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-18
BOYS Band to Portland.

The Boys Military Band organized
by w. d. Fletcher will be taken to
Portland next season, with the Uma-
tilla county exhibit, and will play in
various exercises at the fair. By
practising hard this winter the boys
will be in condition to play we'll by
the time the fair is under way. Mr.,
Fletcher expects to make a highly
creditable showing at the fair and
will make a speciality of advertising
the Umatilla county exhibit with the
band.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-18
After Owners OF Dives.

Warrants for the "men landlords" /"
a new phrase coined at the tall tower,
were issued last night by Judge Hin
kle on the application of f. E. Demp-
"men landlords" are accused of per-
hitting the "women landladies" to
run houses leased through the "men
landlords" under conditions which
are forbidden by the state law.-Spo-
kane Press.