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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
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: Cine @ifti9langen NJ
PLACE berrf9t felt Sa9ren in Sprpl.
Sm Sabre 1896 bat Der Sproler2anbe
tag gum eriten Wfal PrGmien fir bic
SObtuns bon 9iftf9lansen segengin>
ienbung bes &opfes anseieBt. Ois
prGnie betrug bamals 2 &ronen unb
es tpurben in ienem Sabre nadpeisz
li6 613 9ifti1langen setDbtet. Seit>
benz ipurbe bic prGmie allidhrlidb sez
pdbrt, unb sipar 1897 cine &rone unb
bon bd an 60 6elIer. eSn Der fiirslid
dbgebaltenen Sibung tpurben fir bies
len 3hed abermals 1900 &rpnen aus
benz 2anbesbausbalt als PrGmien ges
nibmst, ia Die sroBe 3abl Der 1904
getObteten gifti9luneen 1920 elm.
SortIeBung Der Prdmiirung piins
f9enspsrtb eri9einen ldbt. Sn ben
leBten neun Sabren purben insgea
iammt 6159 &opfe bon @ifti9langer
an ben 2dnbesausf9ub eingeIdidt,
babpn 1887 aus WGli9tnrol, Der &eii
aus Oeutl4tprpl. 9lnfangs puroeu
bdneben audi eiftloie &Opfe einees
fanbt, i'm eriten Sabre fogar 81 pro=
gent; in ben l.Bten Sabren iebo9 III
Die 3abl Der setObteten @iftIpfen aui
19 proaent unb 1904 auf 10 proseni
gsIunfen. Die Geititeaung Der einges
Ibidtsn 9iftfOpfe beforst Der 3oolps.
Der 1niDeriitdt Snnsbrud. prof. b,
SaIa Sprre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

O1etnp npurter uebersue
auf 9oI5. Wfan ntmmt so Sheile
9arS, 10 Sbeile feingeftobene &reiOe,
so Sbeile feinen ipeiben unb f9urfen
Sanb. 4 Sbeile 9einDl, 1 She'll natiirs
li9es, rotbes &upferorbb uno 1 She'll
Sdpefelidure. 3uerft erbiBt man bas
Oars, Die &reioe, ben Sano uno bas
9einOl In einen eifernen &efel, Damn
febt mon SAG Srpb unb nit @orfi9t
ote S4tpefeIfdure binSu, mif9t alIes
febr forefGltig unb ftreidt Damn nit
Der nod beiben Wdfe oas 9ola mittelit
etnes itarfen pinfels an. SplIte Die
Mtf4uns ni9t lei6t senus flieben, 70
feBt man nod etipas 2ein0l hirau.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
Die Semperea3sW 3sWtrtbi@aft.

$ Sacob @'lbeIm. 7l91 MaKaduistts
Ibs., stn frhherer Wirtb, Der an 2ouis
SattIinger, 82l Sub Sninois ctr.
feline Wirtbidaft bertauft babsn ioIl,
wurbe gefern unter Inilage bes @rob.
oiebfabls berbaftet.
Sattlinger bebauptete nsulih, baE
bie ibm berfauften Wbisfpfai&en ret.
mes Waher entbitlten. Wilbelm be-
bauptet. Bob nur bic i'm S9aufsnfie,
ffebenoen GIaf&en Waiier entbielten
uno bab oie an Sattlinser iibsrlisfsr-
ten Waaren. fur uel9e osrielbe $50
aablte, fait 5000 tpertb sstusisn feien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

Gin groBer 2aiten Sra9en.
Der iaon ieit 9eraumer 3eit In be,
2uft fdwebte uno Elm Banner trug,
wel&es our& elettrii&e su&li9tsr Be.
leu&tet. wobl bon ben meinen Der 2eie,
abenos f&on seisben wuroe. fam an
eamifaa pl6bli& 3u Sale. Ctr
S&warm milber @dnis. tpel9e hbe,
bie Stabt binmesFOsen, serietben mt
benz 8inofaben In 2olliRon unb 3er'
riHen osnfelben. Der Dra@en fieI jul
Groe, muroe aber ipdter ieinem gigen'
tbhmer wieoer sueefeat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
@tbamkfnfplitter.

Wleniten NIT eleihen satpd9eu, tpie iptr,
fno uns INNER ipn,patbiiH, iolhe nit sleis
den goroigen oft umfpmpotbti&.
Rlare R0pfe beriussn oft, no IS in RE
Tisfs oebt.
9ie erie 2iebe ipirb seip0bnlib fiir bic
Grtnnerung eelebt
Sie syebier einss @eni6sn besretfem, beibt
feline Sugenoen tpiiroioen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

aommentare aus Sort Danne.

gDie man in Sort Wapne 1ibsr bas
gefsrn gemeloete urtbeil. iouie au9
tiber bic 0erbanblunsen I'M Welter
MorbprO3efie oenft, ldbt f9 am befen
aus Der Sort Wapne Jreie preife er-
isben. tuel9s fbsr ben 6al ipie folgt
berihtet:
Sie Wertbeioiger baben erfldrt, bab
He einen neuen pro3eb bsrlansen tusr.
ben uno tpirb &i&ter Noair am Sams-
tag. ben 25. NOpember, barber ent.
i6eioen, Oh elm neuer prO3eB betuilist
iperben ioq ooer nidt.
Saourd wiro aud tlar, pOsu Die
gan3e Srrfnn 2Om6oie aufeefhbrt
wuroe. oenn oapur4. oaB bic 8ertbsi'
ni9ung Srrfinn 9elteno mabt. bebdlt
ie fh oas &edt DOr, au appelliren.
Cine 8erurtheilun9 tann nur erfoIsen.
uenn Der Staat obne ieoen 3weifel
feftaeffsQt bat, baB Der Nngetla9te nidt
irrfnni9 mar. Surd ben yS4sme"
Der gertbeioiguns finb oem @ountn
mehrere Saufsnb Dollars llntofsn er=
wa&ien unb fino bic untoifen fur Die
gltern @elter's au9 gang gewaltige.
Samit bat Elm 0erbreden feline
Shbne gefunoe,, bas sntidieoen gu
einem Der unerb6rteifen geb6rt, bas
jemals In ben Wausrn Sort @apne's
bssanssn ipuroe.
Gin iunges Meni6enlsben fisl Der
@iferiudt zines iungen Wannes gum
Opfer, Der, bdtte er nod einen Sunten
bon @brgefibl beiefen, bic Wenfdbeii
bon feiner griifsn3 bdtte befreisn mhi.
fen. Nnffatt oies su tbun, ftibrte er,
pisllei4t einem Winte bes Yertbeioiaers
folgeno, eine Srrfinns2om6oie auf. bie
ieoo4 ben @inorud auf bic @ef&uores
nen berfeblte. gs ftsbt su boffsn, baB
Der W6roer feline Strafe poll uno gan,
3u berbtBen bat, uno bab ni9t, pie of
in folden 5dllen. Die @ere9tigteit our
6arce tpirb bur9 tibelangebra1te
@naos. Der rlrtbeilsiprua III obns
3weifel elm sere&ter. uno oisienigsn,
bic elaubsn. baB Welter irrfinnig iif,
t0nnen aud niats gegsn ben urtbeils.
ipruA. einwenben. benn menn fi9 i'm
@efdngnib uieoer @rmarten berausEs&.
len ioate, oab Welfer pirfli9 irrfinnie
III, bann fann er INNER nod In eine
Srren- -Nnffalt tberfiibrt tpsroen.
Die Sort Wapne Gtaais3eituna"
brhdt fid fOIaenoermaben aus:
Sas llrtbeil Der Surp mirb bonn
publifum als redt unb geredt besei&,
net. Die iogenannte Wabniinnstbeorie
ptro als cine inbaltsloie SeifenblaIe
betradtet. IS udre baber i'm Snte.
rsRe Der parteien fomobl, als aud i'm
Sntershe Der Steueraahler au bsbauern,
uenn bic 6ade nod elm MaI CUR 8er'
banolung tOmmen iolte.
Siherli4 bat Seoer bas berali9ffs
Dfit gefiibl nit ben gltsrn unb 8e=
i9wiffern oes 8erurtheilten. aber Elm
3ueiter pro3eb tphroe fderlia sbsnir
ungtinfig 9sasn ibn ausfaaen ME Der
erffe. Die @eredttgfeit nerlanst, baf
oas Terbreden geftibnt tperbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
Nahrthtert aus Snbtana
u n ter ben NGOeruei ines
paifaqiersuges


6raGf3uges fi9 3u retten, auf bas
nd1fte @sleiie ipransen, uurben 2ewis
Wunep unb feline @efdbrtin MolIis
Sintle, beioe II Sabre alt, bon einem
paRasier3use setroffsn, uno famer
perlebt. Sas junss Wdo9sn \purbs
s,ar fOrmloIen Waiie 3ermalmt unb
itarb balo Oarauf, pdbrenb Munep In
10 f&wsr perlebtem 3uitanoe in's 90.
ipital 9ebra4t murbe, baB man taum
glaubt, er uerbe ben Tlorsen srleben.
2n q BE fdIItins Geuer,
@efpieIen fIieben.
4o9ansport, IL. Nob. 0on
ieinen Seipislen TN Slide ssIahen. sog
iih elm In Elm 5reuoenfsuer gefauener
anabe 10 fawsre 8srlebun9en 3u, bab
man an ieinem Nuftommen 3ueifelt.
Der bier Sabre alts Sobn bss bier
tpobnbaften Sobn Simms, bate fi9
nit mebreren anoeren 2inoern UNI Elm
5reuoenfeuer periammelt. gr folperte
bsim Spiels uno fisl brett tn bas Geuer
binsin.
Sobalo feline 2amsrabsn ibn in ben
JIammen iaben, liefen bisielben
i&rsieno oabon, unb IisBsn ben armen
Sungen 3uriid.
Grau @sorg goersers. cine 0adbars
Grau. b6rte bas S6rsien Der 2inoer
unb fam benielben gu 9iilfs. 2eioer
gu ip1t, bsnn Der Sunge tpirb faum
bon ieinen 8ranbwunben 9ebeilt tuer=
ben t6nnen.
8rub ermprb unter Sin :
bern.
300 pilIe, IL. Nop. Sn
sinem 6trsite, Der f1 geitern aus gss
rinsfhsisen nria9en entfpann, tai
bier Elm grubsr ben anberen erfo9en.
Der Streit entfpann fi9 3wii@en @la-
renee &boaoes, IL Sabre alt uno isi-
mem iinseren Yruoer Oruile. 8 Sabre
oft iiber bas granomarfen zines 9ieb=
lings.pOnp. Der CANT fins I'm staae
an uno iebte ii9 auBerbalb bes Stalles
fort, tpo alsbalb Der dltere gruoer
ben itinseren 3ur groe mari. uno ibn
fir siniss 3sit fsifhislt. Nad aerau-
mer 3sit lieB er i'm misoer fret unb
sins gum Stale 3urhd. Der iinsere
8ruber iprang mutbentbrannt auf.
folgte ieinsm Bruber nit ge3hdtem
Saidsnmefer uno ffa9 i'm In bic
Bruf.
Der iiltere gruber ifiirate f9mer bers
lebt au 8ooen uno erlag na9 2 Stun=
ben ieiner Wunbe. Der Std ffreifte
Die 2unge nabe oem Ser3en. Coroner
SoIepb 8auebm, bon 8oonbiae bdli
eine unteriu9ung ab.
Sunaer Wann bermibt.
Soutb Benb, IL. Sob. Die
poli3ei bon @oiben III auf Der 6u9s
nod Charles Wests, uel9er am 25,
October bon South 8enb beridmanb.
Seine Wutter hdlt ibn ftr ermorbet.
@r reiffe na9 glfbart um cine Mnifel=
lung in benz @omptor Der Safe Shore
@iienbabn III iuden, unb man bat feit'
oem nidts uieoer bon ibm 9eb6rt. 6,
tuuroe in idmmtliden 9otels tn glf.
bart unb 8Oiben geiu9t, iebo9 per'
9ebli4. Weefs batte cine gefhQt'
S6rie Bel ii9, uno nimmt man an oai
oieie. falls ibm etwas 3uiiisb. ben Nn'
Lob CAB.
Ole neueg. 5. & 6. 9 + n.
&odport, IL. Sob. gs b.iB
lieBt tuieber einmal, baB Ouensborr
als SluB.9erminal fur bic reue g.. s
& g., gabn auserieben 1T.
| Beamte Der Babn tparsn bieie WoG
in Boonbile, &odport unb Ouens
boro, unh tamen auf Der &hdreiie nod
SnbianapOlis bier our&. Sie fagen
oaB ibnsn In Greensboro elm i&6nel
8errain far einen 2anbungsplab uni
1abnbof anseboten murbe.
| 5alIs Omensboro gew1blt tuerbel
iollte, bann mHrbe bic 2inie iibe
goonbiQe nod Hodport gefahrt uni
bort cine Brtide tiber ben Obio. 9ebau
werben. Die 0srmefunssarbeitei
y 0sSA H.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

- Die befe 5 Sent @isarre In
Der Stabt, Wu&o's .SongfeQom".
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-10
POLICE RAID NOTORIOUS DELM0NICO|
ATTEMPTED Suicide Of GoIe Coffin Results in Rousecaan
Ing at this Resort Intoxicated Girls Found in Bed

over her by the Peasner and Be1ieu
girl Although only Is years of age
it is said that the young girl has been
in the habit of meeting soldiers and
young men about town at the Delmon-
leo, in company with other young girls
of her age. The ogries that followed
nave become so disgusting that the
police notified the proprietor yester-
day, that, if the place was not con-
Quoted in a more orderly manner here
after, that it would be closed.
Less than three months ago an Off
Ger trapped 16-year old girl and a
man in one of the rooms. The man
escaped by walking along the narrow
ledge in front of the building to a
place of safety. The girl could not
follow and was captured by the Off
Ger. She was convicted of vagrancy
and spent month in the county JAIL
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-10
"CAPTAIN OF DEATH"
Pneumonia Is Most Deadly Of All the
Diseases,

MADISON, Wis, March 10.-The
fact that pneumonia is on the increase
and that modern sanitary methods are
apparently unable to cope with it has
the University of Wisconsin to make
a series of Investigations in regard to
the pneumonia germ. Statistics show
that pneumonia may now be consil-
cred the captain of the men of DEATH"
since it's death-rate has become higher
than that of the great white plague,
tuberculosis.
Four years ago Professor w. D.
Frost, with the aid of several ad-
vanced students, began the study of
the distribution of pneumonia germs as
they are found in the mouths of the
healthy person, the purpose being to
determine their frequency in individu-
ais of normal health.
The results of these Investigations
have shown that the number and viru-
lence of the germs vary greatly at diff
ferent seasons, and that the number
differs with the occupation of the in
dividual.
The investigations show that the
bacterium pneumonia was present in
the mouths of all the persons ex-
amined who were engaged entirely in
indoor occupations, whereas they were
present in less than one-half of the
mouths of those whose occupations
kept them constantly out of doors.
The average of all classes was SO per
cent.
The germ attacks the mucuous
membrane of the mouth and nose,
where, as these investigations show,
it may grow and live for a long time
without in any way affecting the
health of the indiv dual.
Under ordinary or normal conditions
of health this deadly organism is not
able to attack the human body, but
when tne vitality of the system is
lowered it finds a ready foothold, and
within a short time is able to develop
the much dreaded disease.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-10

Following the attempted suicide of
16-year-old Goldie Coffin, at the Del
monico lodging house, 20821O Main
street, yesterday, the police raided the
house and ordered four girls who have
been making their headquarters there
to secure other places Of residence.
When the police visited the house
three girls in an intoxicated condition
were found occupying one bed. The
girls ordered to move were "Tode"
Peasner, Bessie Belieu, who figured in
sensational superior court case a few
days ago; Josie Snyder and Mary Au
bin, well-known characters in the po-
lice court. The Belieu girl promised
to leave town if the police would not
arrest her and the other three girls
promised to stay at home.
The Coffin girls downfall is believed
to be due to the evil influence exerted
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-10
TENDERFooT SUES JoKERs.
Fake HoId-Up Made Him Quite Sc
riousIy III,

LEWISTON, Idaho, March 10.-A
practical joke played upon tender
foot has resulted in a suit for $4,000
damages being brought in the district
court. Ray Names, the victim of
fake hold-up at Waha on February
Is, is the plaintiff. The defendants
Wallace, Bert Kincade, Alex Story, H.
A. Canter, William j. Hersey and S. c.
Canter
The complaint sets forth that on the
date mentioned the defendants fright
ened Names by pretending to hold him
up in the store of Wallace & Hames,
and Kincade and Story were the two
men who, with coffee sacks as masks,
entered the store, armed with revolvers
and ordered the men inside to hold up
their hands. The complaint adds that
Names was at the time recovering
from appendicitis and that the fright
has made him permanently sick. 1t is
certain that Names was badly scared.
He had just come west from Indiana
and was working for Mr.. Hames, VINO
is postmaster at Waha and also has an
interest in the store and hotel. Some
of the men began telling him of how
fast the tenderfeet were being killed
off in that part of the country. One
man came riding horseback through
the town, leadino riderless horse. He
told Names of now his partner had
been killed and he was racing out of
the country.
A sheep raiser came to town and in
TIE presence of Names asked for
herder, saying the one he hired two
days before had been killed, and so it
went on. When a farmer arrived
from some new locality he was asked
if there had been any killing in his
part of the country, and promptly re-
lated horrible tales Of murder, so that
by the night of the 1lold-up Names
was badly frightened, and had been
properly brought up to a climax. Since
Names arrived in Lewiston he has
been under a physicians care.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-10

manager of the junior annual and a
prominent member of the Y. M. c. A.
he was actively identified with student
affairs and will be much missed. He
hopes to return and graduate with his
class next year.
Notes About College.
The cabinet members of the Young
Mems Christian association had their
picture taken this morning for the
junior annual.
A fish basket, labeled For Jokes
was placed in the hall of the Memo
rial building this morning, by Louis
Sutherland, joke editor of the Junior
Annual The juniors have offered a
prize of so cents for the best three
jokes.
The Libethrean society will give a
humorous dramatic entertainment
sometime in April. They will probably
be assisted by the Athenaeum, a boys
society. Just what will be put on the
boards has not been decided yet but
alice in Wonderland has been con-
sidered.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-10

Pruning trees, digging wells: also
cisterns. j. A. S., 359, corner
Chestnut and Sprague.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-10

There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced it a local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies, pronounced ii
ncurable. Science has proven catarrh
to be a constitutional disease and
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac-
tured by F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo
Ohio. is the only constitutional cure on
the market. 1t is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful
1t acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case
it fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for eonsti-
patton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-10
MRS. sTANFoRD's SECRETARY.
Mrs. e. D. Benson of Seattle Tells Of
Their Personal Relations.

| SEATTLE, March 1O.-No higher
encomium has yet been passed upon
the late Mrs. Stanford, whose mystic
rious death recently occurred in Homo
| lulu, than the one uttered this morn
! ing by Mrs. E. D. Benson, wife of for
mer Superior Judge Benson, at her
home in this city. Mrs. Benson, dur
ing nearly all of the year 1900, was
Mrs. Stanford's private secretary, and
naturally formed the closest personal
acquaintance with the widow of SEN
ator Stanford during that time.
Il succeeded Miss Berner as Mrs.
Stanford's secretary" said Mrs. Ben
son, "and was succeeded by Miss Ber-
ner a year later. During the greater
portion of this time Mrs. Stanford
was in California, but I accompanied
her on a trip to New York in February
of that year.
Il considered Mrs. Stanford a very
remarkable woman. She possessed I'M
usual mental powers and executive
ability of the highest degree. She held
the loftiest of spiritual aspirations and
usual physical preservation. Her per-
sonal friends were such brilliant men
as D. O. Mills, Whitelaw Reid and
Dayton Ives.
while I was with her she lived in
very exclusive retirement. A woman
with the strongest characteristics, she
was affected by the idiosyncrasies that
are perfectly normal in forceful per-
sons but which caused her to be very
greatly misunderstood by those who
did not know her and gave rise to ac-
counts of her So called peculiarities.
Suicide, as a theory of her death
| is horrible and out of the question.
She was the last one in the world who
| would nave taken her own life Her
personal characteristics and her relig-
| ious tendencies would all have been
against it. The slightest suspicion
against Miss Berner is equally absurd.
| Miss Berner was nearer and dearer
| than any one else in the world, even
! othermembers of her own family.
| Her death, if due to poisoning, is
very mysterious. She always carried
when I knew her, a little leather case
/ containing her bicarbonate Of soda, a
little bottle of Ponds Extract and one
| or two other simple medicines, as she
abnorred strong drugs. Absolutely no
! one had any access to this little case
save herself, her secretary and her
maid.
| This bicarbonate Of soda she took
very frequently, and she often offered
me some of it, Her taking it was,
however, against the wish of her ply
stefan, but she always considered that
she knew what was best for ner.
Every one who knew Mrs. Stan
ford we'll entertains the highest re-
spect for her and sincerely mourns her
DEATH
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-10
NOVEL PLAN TRIED BY ROADS.
Homesteads to be Sold on Easy Terms
to Employees of Frisco System.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 10.-Adopt-
ing the French plan for amalgamating
the interests of the corporation and it's
employees, B. F. Yoakum, chairman of
the executive committee of the Frisco
system has declared that a homestead
will be provided for every employe Of
the system, from vice-president down
to the section hands. By this method
Mr.. Yoakum hopes to establish an EN-
tente cordiale' among the employees
and a closer affiliation with the cor
porate interests. One of the things
that it is expected to accomplish is the
elimination of strikes.
The first experiments are to be made
on the Texas line. It is declared that
already a majority of the men have
signified their intention of taking ad-
vantage of the plan.
The idea is to sell to every employe
a parcel of five or ten acres of land
tributary to the railroad, supplied with
water and at a fair valuation, to be
paid for in ten years, deferred pay
ments bearing low rate of interest
It is provided that should an en-
pIoye discontinue his services with the
company before the completion of his
contract, all money paid in by him will
be returned, together with interest at
the rate which has been charged
against him.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-10
GETTING READY FOR TENNIS
THE USE OF WHITMAN
STUDENTS.
Baseball Game Scheduled for Saturday
High School Club Will Contest
With Whitman Team.

The college authorities are fixing up
the tennis court by Reynolds hall for
the benefit of those students who are
not members of the Associated stu
dents. The use of the other four
courts which are under the charge of
that organization being confined to
members, by order of the president.
To Name Actors.
The sophomore class held a meeting
this morning and chose President S. B.
L. Penrose and Professor A. w. Hend-
rick to assist Miss Edith Merrell in
the appointment of characters for the
play whicn they will give during COM
mencement week. The Rivals" has
been selected.
Manager of Debate.
Walter Eells 'OS has been chosen by
the executive committee as manager
of debate and oratory for the remainder
of the year to take the place of Frank
Evans, who resigned because of leav-
ing school.
Baseball Saturday.
The first regular baseball game of
the season will be played on Whit
man grounds Saturday afternoon be-
tween Whitman and the Walla Walla
high school. Captain Tommy
butcher exercises his pets every af-
ternoon nowadays and the team is i'm
proving rapidly. The game will be
called at 2 o'clock on the old diamond.
Evans Has Gone.
Frank Evans of the junior class left
school yesterday for the remainder of
the year. AS manager of debate and
oratory, president of the Athenaeum
and Of the Junior class and business
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-10

Weldon & Ballou, ranchers, desire
to inform the public that they nave
dissolved partnership.
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IN CHARGE OF COMPETENT MAN.

The new Fish Market of the Walla
Walla Meat & Cold Storage company,
at 213 West Main street, is to be IN
charge of a competent man, Thomas
Ainsworth. Mr.. Ainsworth will devote
all his time to catering to the require
ments of the fish buying public and
vice.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-10

Peoples Cash Market, fine Meats,
fresh Salmon, Oysters, etc., No. II
South Third street. Phone 90. Gus E.
Augustavo, Prop.
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s ssx TIE VALLEY HOUSE
M. e. PHELPS, Proprietor.

M. e. PHELPS, Proprietor.
No. 223 West Main Phone Main 325
Everything new; Steam Heat, Hot
and Cold Water in every room; central
location; rates soc and up. Walla
Wal1a, Wash.
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WORKOUT Women
Who Feel Tired and Fail to Get Re-
freshed by Sleep, Are on the Verge
of Serious Train of Diseases.

At first there will be a great Ian
guor, especially in the morning, faint
ness, dizziness, weakness or sinking
at the pit of the stomach; the appe-
tite will be variable, digestion impair
ed; palpitation of the heart, shortness
of breath, cold hands and feet, head
ache, paleness, dark circles under the
eyes, and a dragging pain across the
hips and loins. The blood becomes
thin and watery, and the nerves lack
ing in strength, the complexion sal
low, the cheeks sunken, the bust fat
tened and reduced, the memory poor,
the mind weakened, the disposition
irritable and nervous, the least noise
often producing complete nervous
prostration. BY feeding the blood and
nerves with DR.. Chase's Blood and
Nerve Food, the weak parts are made
strong, the weight increased, the
sunken cheeks and f1attened bust fill
out and become firm and plump; the,
enriched blood makes the complexion
clear, the lips red, the eyes bright,
and gives new life, strength and AMI
nation to the system. Price 50 cents.