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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02
II r II T H.

Miss Lily Thomas has returned after
a months stay with Miss Alice An
derson of Island Park, Ida.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Grand Young, their
daughters and guests, will return to-
dav from a camping trip on the We
Der.
The Misses Sue and Stella Clark
returned Tuesday from tour of the
northwest and Canada lasting over
two months.
Mrs. Daniel lie May and her two
sons have returned from an outing on
Bear lake with Captain and Mrs. ii.
D. Styer of Logan.
~ ~
Captain Samuel V. Ham is a guest
at the Rowlands home in Fort Doug
las till he leaves some time during the
coming month for Fort Niagara.
~ ~
| Mrs. George H. Jamerson enter
| tanned at a small luncheon Tuesday
for Mrs. Frank Morrow, who left
Thursday for San Francisco.
| ~ ~
Miss Anna Robinson of Kansas City
is guest at the home of her brother,
R. B. Robinson Miss Robinson is
en- route to her home after visit
o the Portland fair.
~ ~
Mrs. Harry B. Windsor is expected
home from the east today. She will
be accompanied by her father, Colonel
:. NJ. Copp, who will spend the autumn
rs a guest of the Windsor family.
- ~
Mrs. w. e. McEwan and daughter
Emma of Duluth, Mimi, are the guests
or Mrs Charles F. Holden and family.
Mr.. McEwan will arrive in a few
days.
| Mrs. w. H. Dusenberry of Provo re-
turned to her home Wednesday after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs e. l.. Par
kerr Miss Hattie Parker returned
with her to visit for a fortnight in
Provo.
Max Stanley entertained a party of
his little friends Wednesday afternoon
in honor of his tenth birthday. After
some games, supper was served in
4 tent on the lawn, eight small beoys
being seated at the table.
" ~
Mrs. NJ Louisson, who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob
Moritz, for the past three weeks, left
Tuesday evening for Portland where
she will meet her son, Henry Louis
son of Hawaii, for short visit to the
| fair.
~ ~
Jacob Greenewald was the host
Tuesday evening at a lake party Civ
| en- for Miss Marion Oberndorfer. At
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02

TO GET RESULTS
FOR YOUR MONEY
Advertise in TRUTH. Both Phones
1898.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02

The Los Angeles Times says: &c.
N. Dickson gave a yachting party
this morning on his fine yacht Lillian,
his guests being Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs.
l.. T.. Garnsey, Miss Warren Mills
Garnsey, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. King,
Mrs. William Bartling of Salt Lake
and William Fox of London.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02

The Misses Linda, Emily and Mar
guerite Jessup and their brother are
in Brighton where they will be joined
shortly by Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Jessup
for trief outing.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02

Jacob Greenewald was the host
Tuesday evening at a lake party Civ
en- for Miss Marion Oberndorfer. AT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18
%"' 80
n ST. PAUL, Mimi.
IN. nF-- 1n0E

Oll4d Ii VMdjd 1COC.
Chociaz czesto siyszymy Z
ambony, re mr6wcza praca
bez rozg}osu najwiecej warta,
to jednak trudno oprzec sic
i niewyrazic wewneatrznej ra-
do6ci jaka sic maluje ma
twarzach parafian sw. Kali
pa widok novel wspa.
nia}ej Swiatyni, kt6rej dwie
ku ob}okom poetycznie wys-
.~trzeliwajace wiezyce, powaz.
ME imponuja ca}ej wschod.
niej cze6ci pieknego naszego
miasta Sw. Pawla. Vine.
trze zad tel swiatyni mimo,
wolf zmusza wchodzacego do
zgiecia ,kolan i wyrzeczenia:
,,Oto dom Bozy"! Ny para
fianie ME skapimy ofiar kt6re
.p}yna choc 2 kieszeni bied.
nych lecz serc bogatych. -
Ola czegoz bowiem skapi6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18

EEbytpoparty przez kazdego.
Polaka, tego wymaga sic Cd
|rodak6w, obywatel w. kabat.
jest znany jake czlowiek spra-.
wiedliwy ! rzetelny. kt6ry u
trzymuje handel towar6w ze-
laznych przez dlugie lata.
Gas najwyzszy azeby u
mas ktos sic zajal zbieraniem
skladek ma biednych naszych
braci ! siostry pod moskalem
nasza polonia ME powinna
bye ostatnia.
Zarzad lokslnego Zjedno-
czenia byl by najodpowied-
niejszym do zajecia sic tenn.
Doktor Swiatek W ostat..
MIN miesiacu obslugiwai al
IS nlewiast W ich slaboSci, a
wszystkie szczesliwie BE- nie~
mowleta matki zdrowe. Doks
tor Swiatek jest praktycznym
bardzo / ola tego bywa nile
do polakow, lecz do
innowiercow czesto wzywany,
kazdy mole mice do niego
zaufanie. d
Zdarza sic u mas bardzo
czesto, il lada przybleda, kto~
Try czuje kilka dolar6w " kle-
szeni chce j~mponowat oso-
BON rozumnym i wykszta|co-
nym. Otoz ieden tax sic wy
raza: jam polak dobry DO
nam pien'adze potrafie bu-
sines prowadzit' ME ma
tenn to konlec moi panic
grocerniku, azeby mice ma
swlecie syn6w z dolarem, ale
ma ten ably z dniem kazdym
pomnaza]a sic liczba rozum-
nych rzadnych / moralnych
ludzi. 49, Prawymi polakami
So CT co miluja swoj jezyk
rodzinny. Ct kt6rzy pracula
ola przyszlosci narodu a nile
ola w}asnego brzucha.
Zgoda, }aczno$cia | ml'oS-
cia bratnia, pIelegnowaniem
mowy o)czystej, wiernem sta
MEM PREY wierze ojc6w ma
szych, popleraniem spraw o.
goln|e narodowych, praca /
wytrwaloscia przyspieszymy
zmartwychwstanie naszej OF
czyzny. Gdyby to przekona~
ME mieli ci 90 dolarem chca
innym imponowac. sPewnos-
cia inaczej by postepowah nil
iedziee "a. plecem dolary IL
czyt-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18

wypadl djabelnie pc galley.
.sku. A byio cos podobnego
do ch}op6w pracujacych przy
|kolei ze Lwowa ma po}udniio-
wy wsch6d, kt6rym pc obra-
chowaniu W sobote zabierano
kozuchy, DO wiecej przejedll
przez tydzie6 niz ich FARO
bek wynosi}. TAX i z tenn
bylo, pieniadze zebrane ME
pokryiy koszt6w wed{ug
mniemania kierujacego i XVII
ia z dochodem ma ko6ci6}. -
Mr.. II pikniku mia} Wynosic
Is dol. Pc odtraceniu kosz-
tow cd .koszt6w i innych mad
zwyczajnosci pozosta}o ma
muir koscielny z bieda %.
Mic innego trzeba by}o
robic W nastepnym roku
Mr.. III. Ten wypad1
oko W oko iak i jego bracia.
Ze 105 dolar6w dostalo: sic
czystych As dol. kasie para
fialnei. Widocznem vice, ze
" Platte; prewodyrzy wysta.
will: ko6ci61 ma sw6j biznes a
sami mic ME daja. Poniewa2
ME ma juz innych zr6de} do
obdzierania kasy parafialnej
przeto kosci6} jest niewy:-
ko6czony ma zewnatrz. VIE
ia wewnatrz ME umocowana
Choir, balary Bo5e ratui, "a
krystyi ME ma, a plebanijka
do niczego, ME obita, bez
drewutni i spizarni OF czyste
posmiewisko. Studnia ME
sko6czona dlaczego?, DO kaz-
dy z chciwc6w zada 1 dol.
so cen. "a dzie6 roboty a
ME p6jdzie jak inni uczynili
"a darmo. -. Pieknie s1ysza-
10 sic, gdy re sasiedniej para
fiji ludzie m6wili, "a toz pa
Platte trzebaby kazdemu pc
dolarze da6, ably do koscio}a
zajrza}."
Ia to gdy lance chocby W
sama Wielkanoc to bywa
ME doopisania. W ko-
6ciele boil gard}o spiewac, ale
ryczec pc drogach frant6wki
i dzigi wyprawiac to uchodzi.
Kto moze naprawi6 TAXA IL
chote, zawadza}a ona pc in
nych miejscach przez Gale
lata, to tez przegnana osiedli-
Ia sic W Platte, by dalej opr6cz
szachrajstwa jeszcze hece
w%Yprawiac. Porzadni Polacy
u mas maja swoje fanny So
zagospodarowani, ale kretacze
nasi siedza tn nieprzymie-
rzajac jak czarne ptaki ma
pfOcle, pOKl On kCO HE Sp9"
dzi. Grunta ich So jeszcze W
zawieszeniu
czyli ME wiadomo, kto do
Mich bedzie mial prawo, czy
Rad czy kompania kolejowa.
Leniwie zatem .pracuia ko{o
roll, DO ia ME ich, mic div
nego, ze byd}o ginie z g}odu
W :zimie, choc jego w}asciciel
;pana rznie. >z*>.>
~ GyYV =" AHY-~-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18
CORRESPONDENCE
WIARUSA.
PLATTE, Mimi.

w Ids ulo py1d J0eAcA0 ~
pe}na. Wiele ciekawych re-
cry wcale ME poruszono mp.
W jaki spos6b ko6ci6} u. mas
by} b%udowany. A by!o tax.
/ Ia MIN osiedli1o sic obec-
nych 81 familii, zakupiono
40 ARROW gruntu pc dol.
-Zdawa}o= sic. niekt6rym, re
tego "a wiele, vice trzask
prask odsprzedano 80 ARROW
pc 6 dol. nowoprzyby}emu
Polakowi. Ia uzyskane pie
niadze, mialy bye 10 POGO
sta}ych ARROW zap}acone a
reszte obr6cone ma 6wiaty-
ME 30x40 stop. Dobrze. O.:
siedleni farmerzy .wp}acili
sporo grosza ma budowe ko-
5cio}a, lecz madrale niekt6-
rzy ME dali "a kontraktem
stawiac, chociaz sic zg1osi}
bogaty Szlazak i chciaf "a
500 dol. gotowy ko6ci6} 3D.
dac do u5ytku, tylko g}osno
zaryczeli my tn sami maj
stry, taniej ~zrobimy".-W Vice
usuneli logse z kt6rych pier:
wotnie ko6ci6}. mia} stana6 a
kt6re nastepnie jakis s}odki
samarytanin ukrad}, i zabrali
sic do porzadnej roboty z
desek, kazdy farmer mia}
poddostatkiem potrzebnego
materya}u, ale tego szkoda
bylo przeciez dac, zatem wy
padafo brac ma urode u
niemc6w i francuz6w. w
zamian chetnie o~fiarowano
sic z robota. Mic vice dziw-
nego, lie tylu by}o budow-
niczych i majstr6w lie glow
jednak robota sz1a. Chciwi
zamiast dac sw6i dzia} ma
wydatki ko6cielne to wyra-
chowali wszystko robota, "a
kt6ra pobrali jeszcze i goto-
we pieniadze, z1ozone przez
ludzi dobrej wolf. Wynik by1
prosty. Kilka set dolar6w
posz}o ma stawianie kosci6}-
ka, a lumber i zelastwo 20
sta}y niezap}acone do dzisiaj
i dug jaki ciazY ma tym ko-
sci6lku sierotce wynosi o.
krag}e 400 dol. jezeli ME
wiecej, pr6cz zaleg}ej pensyi
dwom ksiezom. Dach i dzwon
podarowa} wspomniany Kodak
re Sz]azka. Rzeczy kosciolne
s%prawiono ze sk}adek dobro~
wolnych i ze sk}adek uzbie*
rsnych po6r6d obcych, a
Geese ich otrzyma}a parafia
pc 6p. Ignacym Lagrze, "a
kt6rego Mkt ami navel "a to
ME westchnie. W taxi sam
spos6b wystawiono a~ male6kaa
plebanijke, wszystko pobrano
ma kredyt pr6cz kilku :dziu-
rawych dese s i <. ko NE VIA
6ciwie tn poczatek uuwVag mad
gospodarka farmerska W pa
rafii: Czy ME ~-lepiej by}o "a
kontraktem stawiac? wszak
bylby juz ko6ci6} zap}acony,
ale skoro chodzilo O. w}asny
zysk i 0 piwo, kt6rego do
syc potrzeba bylo PREY robo'
Gle to ME div, ze pieniadze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18

mlellblsmy Oflar bogu Kleuy
jemu jedynie do zawdziecze-
MIA many, ze mas pc opusz-
czeniu biednej a drogiej nam
.Ojczyzuy %sprowadzic raczyi
do tel cze5ci Ameryki, kt6ra
s}ynie zdrowym, klimatem,
urodzajno6cia gleby ! obi
to6cia piracy.
Nasz KS. proboszcz zas mo-
wi nam czesto, 7e Bog
Wszech-mogacy nagradza mas
"a szczere przywiazanie do
WARY Ojc6w, kt6ra wielu po-
n%iewiera, "a jednoSc, Q kt6-
ra sic staramy a W kt6rej 81
Ia, "a zyczliwa mi}o6c", kt6-
rel skwapliwie przestrzega-
my ME tylko pomiedzy Mani
cz}onkami jednej parafii ale
i ~pomiedzy. -. na ~ q drogimi
H-' ".s .r-"- -s - -. - . p r-s,. ..
sercom naszym sasiadami.
Sw. Pawe}, kt6rego imieniem
miasto nasze sic cjeszy, by}
Aposto1em .narod6w ola tego
ze wszystkie narody zjedno-
czyc pragna} mi}o6cia praw-
DIVA, DO Chrystusowa. NY
zas mieszkahcy miasta sw.
Paw}a, powtarza nam KS.
proboszcz, powinniSmy W
tel novel swiatyni zanosic
gorace modify do Pana taste
pow, ably co najmniej milo
6cia prawdziwa zjednoczyc ra-
cyl mas wszystkich biednych
Polak6w dzieci jednej krwi
jednej ziemi, ably mas ME
dzieli1y zadne obozy, zadne
organizacye, zadne mora,
zadne grantee, DO prawdziwa
mi}o5c ME INA granic, DO
bolac jedna bolescia goic
sic many jedna prawdziwa
miloscia. -
Take z}aczenie sic nader
bez mi}osci niepodob-
ne, ola tego tez wo}ajmy:
Pred Tive o}tarze zanosim
Czastke Twej milo
Sci race nam dac Panic. z
natezeniem tez oczekujemy
dnia 28 Maja, W kt6rym to
dniu pred po1udniem, Maj
overwhelmingly Arcypa-
sterz Jan Ireland ~poswiecic
nam przyrzek} 6wiatynie,
kt6ra sic nam stanie twier-
dza mi}o5ci. - =.
Uzna z pewnoscia ksiaze
6w Kosciola size naszej VIA
ry, boo przyznac must kaz-
dy, re my Polacy %pozbawie-
nj nieprawnie naszej 0jczy-
stej ziemi, gdzie dzicy wrogo-
vie szata6skimi przebiegam
wyrwac z sere naszych prag-
ma, mi}o6t Boga i Ojczyzny,
mi}o66 wszystkiego co nam
drogie DO W spusciznie pc Oh
each odziedziczone, przycho-
dzac tutaj stawiamy W poole
czo}a piekne i slime twierdze,
stojace ma stray 6wietych
skarb6w nasz ych narodo-
wych, T..
Bog 2 mani!
POLAK. ZEzsT. PAUL.
z A CITY, Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18

z BAY CITY, Mich.
Ma lawie przysieglych,
przez mieslac Maj. zasiada
ieden polak St. Hudzi6ski.
Maj zawital do mas Jimmy !,
mokry, deszcze padaja bez'
ustanku.
Rozpoczyna sic scion ze-
niaczki, to tel wesela powinny
sic odbywae p%rzyzwoicie, jak
Bog przykazal, bez piiahstwa
| bijatyk, DO IA hahba poniza
mas do ostatniego stopnia.
Oh. WKabat, jedyny poll
ski sklad W kt6rym molina
kupit tapety, powinien tel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18
Try to Freeze
Out Rival Boat

4 rate vas is ON between steam
eFs plying between Seattle and
hfemeftun, that il TO say. Que
steamer Is cutting rates and trying
Il prectptutate q war
The Athlon belonging 10 the Port
Orchard route is being run from
h FLYER dock and Is carrying PAS
sehEofs to aud from Hrcmerton for
Z cents each way IN an attempt IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

drive out tho Independent steamer
Nashon lately put on the run
The Naahon has NOT eut the rate.
aud officers stated Saturday after.
noon that they did not Intend to.
They say they are doing ne much
business now as formerly and that
the hremerton people want an indie.
pendent boat had enough to patron.
ire the Naahun4 y q II they could
ride on the other boat for 20 cents
less temporarily
The Athlon left with about $50
passengers 90 the 2 O'Clock trip.
saturday afternoon. but practically
al Nnrn seAllle neon.e. many 81
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Tho iaeal sh8ft tflp Zoe fourlsia
r. 90 tha q. 4 navy yard ana Bat
uenhipa The puget found navy
yard Is fhe largest on The Pacific
ea4at. Fast steamers leave pier :
~ . and 10 q mi 10. z % ana
4 go b. m fafs round trip. zoe.
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whom confessed that they would not
have gone had lt not been for the
cheap rate The Athlou'a officers
state that they will keep the rate
down until tho VaHhon In driven
out Of business.
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J. W Mann. Hcafd0n farmer. has
lust thrrhed "a phenomenal oal
crop averaging ~ bushels ~ the
acre.
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W y Hudson. i Puiliam Photo.
rrnpher sails on the steamer Dh'
hota from Seattle wednesday foi
fianRkauF where hsnar five year
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phoioraphinx

contract for phoiogfapbing
"ehinka
Roglafrs90n ~ Whitman College
which opens Monday. f. the largest
in go history The enrolment now
exceeds go.
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Conference Sunday OF tho N V.
church conference observed At Ever
EFT, Sunday.
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schome eAnnery. n~clllngham. re
ceiycd "a. 600 Fraser river Hockeyea
Sunday. A. many more expected
Monday.
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.6Chelan county teachers ab9oeia'
don IL holding a i've dayk session
81 ChelHn
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John atinebaught. rs killed by
roller coauling az Spokane. sun
day
10 leaves a widow and three child
ron.
-
Farmers plan Ia build huge grain
elevator at 8pfaEue
-
Adams county farmers have per
fccted u combine to hold the price
OF wheat for 90 and 90 cents,
-
Mrs. John Trimble ~ Palouse la
a victim Of typhoid Her husband
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Two eouth Tacoma trolley cars
colllded. Sunday afternoon. motor
man Gallagher aud several naHseus
gers were badly bruised.
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Freeiand studebaker. IS. well
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lumber from Mexico and China
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-21

Irrigation without creek, river,
lake or reservoir as water source is
what Christian Rogers, of Freewater,
is now accomplishing.
MIR. Rogers owns a large tract of
land one and a half miles north of
Freewater the land being steep
enough to cause the water from the
trench in the ground to run out into
bitches, within 100 feet from the bot
tom of the trench. Mr.. Rogers has
begun the excavation of a long trench
extending gradually from the surface
downward, at such a pitch that the
water will run out to the surface of
the ground, after the trench has been
made 100 feet long and 13 feet deep
at the deepest place.
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and by penetrating farther into the
gravel bottom, Mr.. Rogers hopes TO
tap sufficient quantity of the under
flow In the land to irrigate a large
tract, independent of any stream or
ditch system.
The trench is being excavated upon
his own land, and he can extend the
system indefinitely. without infring-
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soil is filled with water in that entire
section, it is thought that all the far
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ton with great profit. Numerous
trenches may be dug i'm the gravel,
and inexhaustible sources of water
secured In this way Other farmers
win begin excavatihs in like NAH
ner where their land is steep enough
TO cause the water to flow out to the
surface within a reasonable distance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-21


At a meeting of the Commercial
association committee In charge of
the Lewis and Clark fair exhibit,
with Judge H. ]. Bean and S. H. For
shaw, last evening, Umatilla county
was notified by telephone that the
first choice of space located by the
committee just to the left and In 'front.'
of the main southern entrance to the
agricultural building, and comprising
700 square feet, had been allotted to
the county.
When Mr.. Forshaw was in Portland
last week, 1t looked as If this space
would be allotted to Clackamas coun-
ty, on a change of location, but Mr'
Forshaw and the committee register
ed strenuous protest, against TINS
action and the fair commission Iihai-
| ly decided to give this county the
space asked for, although the amount
was cut down from 1000 square rect
TO IOO'
This matter being settled the COM
mittee will now begin actiVe WORK III
making designs for the exhibit ana
will mold meetings from time TO time'
to complete details OF the coiiecuon
from this county. Mr.. Forshaw VIII
visit every portion or the county IN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-21
NORMAL TEAM WON THE GAME
Victors Proved Themselves the More
Slxillful Players.

In the basket ball game last night
between the Weston Normal School
team and that from the local athletic
club, the former were victorious, win
ming the game by the score of 13 to
g, The game was good one
throughout and was comparatively
close, although the visiting team dis
played better training. The local
boys were handicapped by not having
sufficient practice, and believe that
with a few more weeks of playing
they will be able to give better ac-
count of themselves. Another game
is likely to be arranged.
The officials last night were Lam
bert, Pendleton, umpire. and Ford,
Weston, referee. The Pendleton team
was composed of the following: C.
Penland, r. Penland, Boynton, Alex
ander and Rem.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-21

Idaho. where he addressed the stu
dents of Pocatello University, Sunday
night.
ing, aggressive town, with great eX-
pectations of being the foremost town
in Idaho, owing to her situation on the
main line of the Hartman system and
the rich undeveloped country tribu-
tary to her.
DR.. Penrose says the appearance
and business volume of the city has
improved greatly in the past few
years. The population is now about
1000 and the new buildings all sub
stantial and up-to-date.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-21
Edward Hansen Resigned,

At the meeting of the Scandinavia
an club. Edward Hansen resigned as
president of the society, and w, Lun-
dell was elected to fill the position.
The officers of the club now arel
President. w. Lundell; vice president,
d. L. Johnson; secretary, Edward
johnson; treasurer, A. Il, Johnson;
guard. C. swanson, trustees, II T.
Nelson. Enoch Pearson and p. A. An
derson. Another meeting of the club
is to be Held next Saturday night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-21
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.


Many people believe that blonde, or
light hair denotes affection and dark
hair constancy. A person without hair
is not devoid Of character; far from 1t.
The disposition of the average bald
headed man is to show such solicitude
for the welfare OF others, that he neg
lects himself. A germ causes badness.
Prof. Sabouraud, of Paris. France. in
nocculated a rabbit with Dandruff germs,
causing 1t to become totally bald In five
weeks time. To rid the scalp Of these
dangerous germs II is necessary to apply
Newbros Herpicide.
Destroy the cause-you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send loc In
stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co..
A c. Koeppen & Bros. special agents
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-21
PROGRAM IN FULL
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION AT MILTON,

VIII he Held February 2S-March 1,
Attended by Large Number OF Ac-
tive Workers, and Some OF the Best
Speakers In the State Of Oregon
Subjects for Discussion Comprise
Everything of Interest I'm the Work
Open Tuesday Afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-21
Enlarsing Presbyterian Church.

The partition between the auditori-
um and the lecture room is being
taken out today, to afford more room
for the large crowds that are attend
ing the Needham meetings now in
progress at the church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-21

Dindinger, Wilson & Co. are going
to retire from the shoe business and
have inaugurated a closing out sale.
The object of the sale is to dispose Of
every piece of footwear in the stock
and slashed prices are offered on
everything In the store.