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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-17
s.uebertraauuaen

commonwealth 9ano Il S%mprenement
20. an 6 Strom, @runbtld an Der SIos
rian StroBe; $3.50.
8 y Sinnarb unb Grau an Caroline
G5etntann, Srunoittid an Der Narp Str;
Gbgs 8robaubt all Mouie uub sSohn
9nl @rag. STUMBLING an Der 9. 5lores
StroBe; $500.
8m Samm0ub an 6 Sranfeniteiu.
9rnnotld in 8lod 598; $4,000.
So9n Binn uno SraM an Gub arildb.
9rnrofttid an Der gds bar eftsSpufton
Hno Smith StraBe; 1884.
Sobn s anaus nnb Jreu an Jriebridl
Goe9ller, @rnnoftiid an Der Soiepbine
StraBe, $3.50.
Rate 8ursba9 an IbeO Burger, Gruubs
ltad an Der @de Der garlon un6 Der @utin
StraBe; 1925.
Sobn eaa9er, &ubolpb p 9aaeer unb
5ellt Nltmann an Sran 4ena VI Eeel,
Srnnofad an Der @~uaealoupe St; $l35.
Caroline Willer an Ghas s Siudam.
@runottild an Der 6. Strase; 800.
8 Reen uno 5rau an Souls abr,
9runoftir in Blod 1871; $1,000.
aleE Roife uu6 6rau an 9 9 grunf,
@rrnoftld an Der 8arrerr Stra6e; $500.
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gett aper go aaareu

fbon wurbe Mrs. Dinslom's gup.
tbina gbrup uDn MiGionen pou
Wtiittern beim 8abnen Der Rinber
anaetuenoet. Wirtt 0u i'm Sd(afe
onrb oas Sbreien zines Rinoes ae.
it6rt, oaB i'm Babnen 1T uuo npr
S9meraen ueint? @enu 10, laffe
iofort cine sFlaide BON ,Wars.
WlnsLous Soptbina Syrup" bulen.
Sein Mert 1T unbeaablbar. @s tpirb
Dem tleinen 2eibenben fDfprt Ninbes
rune perihahen. 8erlaBt eub ba.
raui. Teiitter, es lit tein Bmeifel
earaber. 60 heilt Diarrboe, reau,
Ltert Den Wagen uno bic Nieren.
beieitigt Wino . &ulit, errueidt ben
@aurter, perbinoert gntsinouna
uno itartt oas gauge Spftem.
rs. Minslows Sopthina Gprupa
fir sahnenoe Sinber iii anaenebm
i'm @ef6mad; bas Mecept Iiat,r1t
BON einem Der beften ueibliden
IN ben Ser. Gtaaten. Sc it
bel allen Druagiiter in Der Gauaen
0elt su baben. Breis % Gents Der
Ilaibe. Gauft nidts anheres, aIs
WinslotDs @0Dthina @nruu.
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a y.

Nus alien @eeenben tuiro aes
meloet, baB maj, jebt lhon tiberal
eifria nit Der Cotton @rnte beIb6f.
tigt lift, bah Die Gins in boiler 3dtias
teit itnb uno oaB Die @rnte bereits
anfdnat, iih 5u %.beruegen". Bis iebt
lauten Die WaGrihten iiber ben Stano
Ger BaumwDue faff ourdgebenos
aiinitig.
Sn benz tleiner1 StGotGen
Omaba in Worris gpuntp ridtete
Teuer einen Sdaben BON $12, 500 an.
= Nm 10. September tpirb in
Wiaiamion County cine 2ucal
Opti0nsN %bfttmmu1g itattfinoen.
9ie @iienbabns Rummi5liun be-.
obitbtigt. Die Warimals Srahtrate fir
Bier auf 24gents f~eitsuieben. Nue in.
tereiiierten Barteien iinb erluht tuDrs
ben. Der giienbabns &ommillion ibre
Mnlthten in Beaua auf oieie ginrib'
tnng mitauteilen.
Sn oer NGbe bon Rauffmar,
bat elm jun9er @eiBer Watnerts N. 6.
gDung feline Grau erihuifen. Das
Baar tuar erit felt einigen Mpnaten
perbeiratet. Die iunae 5rau tuar
ungefdbr adltsebn Sabre aft. Ooune
lit nerbaftet.
Nus Der @egenb BON galpert
tuiro gemeloet, oaB unter Dem @ieb
cine eigentiimlihe 3rantbeit aufaes
treten lit. Die 0iemano tennt. Cine
anaabl GRbe lift bereits an ibr ges
ftorben.
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3etn 4tmt.

Sin METER Sherl pirb BON einem
9aihenipieler eraablt, Der boz einem
anIammengemirfelten Bublitum In
einem idolifen Ternperensitaate cine
BoriteQune aa6.
sd nil iest elm 2unftitad sei.
gen. reoete CT Die 8ufbauer an, usu
Dem i'd cine gintflaihe Wbisfep
braube."
Eiefe StiQe.
sWiiroe elmer Der Oerren. fubr
er fort, .iD freunblib iein, mir cine
Bintflaibe Wbistep anr @eriaeuna
81 fteGen."
Wieoer teine Mntport. Der ga.
ihenipieler began, fir bias @elinaen
leines &unftftides su firbten uno
iagte:
.Nqeroin9s, in elmer Iemperens'
ftaot oes Siiooftens bGtte i'd nift
t16tig gebabt. smei Wal su fraaer.
SD aebe Sbnen mein Wort. oaB
ib bic 6laihe unperlebt benz gigens
timer tuteoeraebe. SIT allu ie'
mano -
.5remoer", rief oa elm GROCER ge.
brdunter Wann. Der fid lanaiam
oDn ieinem Sibe erbob. .rpiirbe cine
auartfiai6e nidt basIelbe tun?"
"aber gepiB, ib tpoIte nur"
aoer ebe er au89elproden bate, tuar
one gatlae Rub6reridaft ibun auf
penn Bege our 8ibne. ieeer nit eis
ner anarthaihe in Der Sano.
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Glue rahrenpe @efaaid,te.

1T bic 8ettun9 pom 9obe bes &iubes
BON Geo. u. @DIer, Cumberland, Mb.
st idreibt: Sm alter bon II Monaten
mar infer fleines Mdoden iduer tranf
an einem Salsleioen uno Die aer,te 90
ben iie auf. @ir srifen 5u 81. Sings
Neuer Gntbeduns fir S9pino1u6t,
Snten uno @rtaltuns, Die erIte Slalde
bradte Grlei6terung unb nit bier Jlas
i6en mar oas 9in0 O6ais gebeilt. gu
babea bel ). &alteDer & SObn, Geo. 3,
s. S9miot, Gig uno NbOlf 9reiB.
grels so Gts. mno II per 6tai6e.
BrObeHaide frei.
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Ser Memfabett samaes Sammer,

Ser MeafdBbett samaes Jammer,
bon ben, Der 9i6bter ipribt, muB ettuas
6urbtbares iein; aber faum minoer be-
briidt, als Der bappn erfaBte Miiantbrpp
lift Der Wann, beiien 8eroauunasDreane
lih in einem 3uftanb beftanbi9er @e<
reiatheit unb @effbrtbejt b%cinben. Or err
bmloet Sblenquafem Wno fieht lan9iam
bahin. Ser Bebauernsperte, tpenn er
Die ct. Bernard &rduterpinen niht fennt,
Der neunmal neuntabe EbDr. iuenn er
i6on babpn aeb6rt bat unb iie nidht ges
braudt. Bei allen Groniid3en Magens
unb 2eberletben, 9nspepiie uno 8er'
oauungabeibmerben iinb lie bas amer.
fannt bette, untrlgiid1e Seilmittel, bas
Der beutlbe Mrsneii6ab entbalt. Sic iinb
in allen Gpotbefen 81 haben.
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Ser 0feihsfona,pr Shirt 81

Der 9ieibsfanater Iiirit 8a,
lop if infolae beg i'm reid bebene
fenoen 9eitaments oes perftorbeneu
bamburaiiden @roBtaufmanns Or.
@ooefroD aub elm benejoensmerter
8rnnobeiber genDroen. @r bat
n9mlid aud ben umfanareiden Bart
oes Or. @ohefr0p in BD6enbuoen
bel Blanteneie aeerbt. Der Bart
lieat auBeruroentlib iopuiih an Der
unterelbe uao gift ieiner r0mantilden
Sb6nbeit megen als cine Sebens.
miiroigteit.
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Sofales
soie Nrubibitionsfrase.

ptS
Wenn bic BiQ CUR Aufnabme reuer
Staten mabreno Der ndhiteu Sis
sung oes GDnarelies sur 8eratung
aelanat. miro AUDI bic BrDbibitionsa
frage CUR Sprahe aelanaeu uno es
lit nibt numahriheinlid, oaB Brdfi;
bent R0oieDelt in feiner 8otidaft
oiesbesiiglibe gmufeblungeti maiden
mirb. Wdbrenb Der leBten Sibung
Des 4onareifes liefen Betitionen elm,
melhe oarurn baten. oaB Brohibiti0n
cine Der Beoinguneen fir Die Iufs
nabnae oes SnoianerterritDriums in
ben Staatenbuno iein f0Qte uno Ses
uatDr @aIinger BON Stem 0amplbire
befiirtuurtete Dies III elmer i'm Genate
gebattenen Reoe. BrDbibttionss
bnreaus In @aibinatun unb anoeren
Drten bnbeu 9auIenoe DON @retls
plaren bieier Mebe nah benz @elten
perianbt unb tur1 aIIes RDelihe, I'm
fir bic Beibehaltung Der 8rDbibi'
ton i'm SnoinnerterritDrium nad1s
benz 0aaielbe Staatenrebt erbalteu
baben uirb, Stimnlung 81 MAIDEN.
0ertreter oes Brauintereifes baber
Die Sablaae i'm Muae beba1ten uno
nebmerl cine auBeraetp0bnlidle Stels
lung be5iialih bes @eoenitanoes ein.
&3 Eat atpar nod feine arntll1e Nbs
fimu1un8 inuerbalb ibrer 8erbirs
Dung itattgefunoen. ieoDd miro ers
fl6rt. hnB niele einfluBrei1e 8rauer
nidts bagege.i eiHmenoen wiroen,
wenrl Der a0nareB HrDbibition ges
gen rein alcOholii9e @etrdnte i'm
SnoianersE erritDrium nerfiiaef, miirs
be. b. 3. @etr6nfe, welhe mebr als
einen geuiffen BrOaentlat Ilcohpl
entbalten.
VI. g.. Tauit BON ct. 2ouis, srpeiz
ter Wiceprdiioent Der Mnbduier 0uih
8rauerei in ct. Souls. CAB folaenoe
Grtldruna iiber biele bDhlt interel.
iGnte Gniiht nieler Brauer:
.Seber Urauer i'm 3anoe uarbe
gern Die Sadie Der WGBiateit fDrr
bern uno Dieienieer. tpel1e oaa
Wrnuaei@dft betreiben. 1ino bereit,
allen @eiehen tuelbe aufrihtia aur
I6roerung Der MdBifiateit oienen,
ibre inuralifhe uno finan5ieue uns
teritiisung 81 Teil tuerben su lafien.
Go miroe mid niHt iiberra1hen,
wenn Hrdftbent NopIepelt uno Der
R0r9reB, mertt linen Der Buriblag
besigli@ hes Snoianer.T erritoriums
n~r1terbreitet mlroe, tuentt iie itbers
baupt fHr BrobibitiDn linb, far Die
NuSfhlieBung uun WbisteD unb al,
len aroerel tart aleDbDlbaltiaeu @e,
tr6nten uno far Die Hulaf1una BON
Bier lub anoeren leiHten 1etr6nten,
ielbft fiir bic Snoianer, Iein mlroer.
Die Brauer bes 2anees babeu
ieit uieien Sabren einen arpBen STR.
turl begaagen uno bieier beitano oa.
rin. taB lie aueeeeben haben, baB
Die 1ffentlibe Weinung lire SntereIs
len init oenen Der Branntmeinbren.
rier Ia 8erbinbung brinqt. &c
berriht abiulut teine @emeinlamteit
asutfGen beioen S~ntereNen. Dieiel.
ben laufen chamber i'm @eoentetle
meientli@ sutuioer. Brubibitiun Be.
oeutet unab6noerlih forteefebten I'm.
0eiefliden Wertauf BON Wbisfep in
etneta Situate Dber Territuriurn, unb
ote ShlieBung oea WertaufeS BON
Dter, peldea riur in I6iiern Qe[ies
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9fttet Gud, uor sa,pem a. GA

tdrtI, Die Suedtilber entbalten, Do Qaedf[bsr iiher
BEN Sinn oes Scrubs ~5eri6ren uno oas aan5e gps
Item pbai9 ~3errttten pirO, penn es our9 Die l&leis
mi9en Dberld4et einbrinet, @olhe @rtital Iolten
ME qgBsr auf gerOrOnung gut ~bsrufener aerste az
bralttt Ipgeroen. l9a oer S9aoen, ben fe anridten,
aielen. %tbnutet. salts Ratarrb Rur
f~abri3iert bon G.S Gbenep 8 Co., EcIebp, Ohio,
entbdlt fem Quedilber uno tptro iunerli6 aenonls
men ano rptrtt brett auf Die i9leimieen 0beriIa6en
pes Spfems. g9enn Sbr 6aa's aatarrb : Rur
tauft leto ttt4er Dab S6r bic dbte betommt. Sic
+. !. @benen & So. eerAaat.
az gertauft BON alien Npotbetsrn. Yreis rs
Gents Die Glaibe.
Nebmt SaI's ssamtItear 0ilsu ftr Wertoufuuo
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SeaaaeItfm = Iatgerudse &a. S0h0ks
9e8 @trdae.

ede Rueoa' unb Sao.3 Strese.
9 on nta qsl9uIe: Seben sOuntaa
8ormittaa um 9 nbr.
9ottesoienf f: Seoen Sunutas UNI
10 ubr 8Drmittags.
Abeno' @otteshienf: Seoen
sonnta9 UNI 8 uhr aben6s,
Sober Sentlbe it beralth tuiufpmmen.
a~Sssaass 814 abspSsfase trass.
.. 6artmaan. Nsaet,
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arieg benz Mndertum.

ST. es ni6t cine S6an be,
Isle man es treibt aqbier
Sn hieiem freten Qanbe
-Srei nur anf benz Hapier2
Mau uennt's bas 2anb Der 5reten,
Ser 8rauen unb Der Selben
unb tut iG better i6reien,
Ser @elt bies au permelben.
9ob mirb's bel 9ibt beiebeu,
$50 lit bic Srei5elt bann2
Gin Sober nuB seIteben,
@ir iteh'n i'm Wuder6ann.
9es MnderoQlt resieret,
@s fabrt bas &esiment,
gs iblrt unb aettieret,
gs heult, es ihreit, es remit.
@obin oenn ion oas fdbren,
g8enn es 10 tueiter eebt2
Mm gnb' mir nod oerlieren,
Bas bod 81 Reht beitebtl
9'rum auf SIR 8irser ale,
Die SIR nod frei iein tppnt.
8rinst's @udertum gu Sale.
9as Gurer Sreiheit srpQt.
Shlaet trdftta elm nit 9eulen.
8eto6bret Cure Kraft
uub laRt bic 8anbe beulen,
8ts ite aeritreut, erihlaFt.
QaBt elien uns uno trinten,
8ann uno rpie's uns beliebt
uno fol9et utht ben @infeu,
STE uus Der Wufer giebt.
Ser beimlih unb nerborsen,
'&e 5lal6e Suiel leert,
9ie Nenlheit inter Soraen
Bur sSemperena" betebrt.
gfeiu, frent unp ftei nno Dteu,
Grinft @Her Sone Star 8ies
Inb laBt nus Ille hoffen.
9a6 es 10 bfeibt aIbier.
8reift oenn gum game Star @lale
StiGt guren MaHnesburtt
unb mas bic Muderblaie
9eHtt, fei gH6 ariubtih @urH.
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Xdallde xonrtten snIntmaaeu

tlab @alifornien. ebenfp naH ct.
Souls, 1ta 1egas & @acific $ Ba5n
obne Wehiel. SHreibt an iraenb
elten 2iGet > G9enten rpegeu bieie5
rleuen Oienftes eber al, g. 8. Emy.
Iler, generals Bahagier'g gent, Dbl
ias, Teras.
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Nert0mut

miro Elm Ma0hen fir auaemeine
5aasarbeit in elmer tleinen 5amilie
BON @rmahlenen. Ra@aufreaen 225
Sing Wiuiam StraRe.
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auf Der 9aBs Blantaae in Der
0dbe BON Cafe gormprant, WiIlifs
f5si. puroe Der Meaer Senrp guune
9elpnht. Or bate einen @eiBen Sea.
mems Bern erlb06enl wie er be.
bauptete, aus unpprIthttgfeit.
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Rauft nDn Der Carr boob
q Goal company. ebe Der
Winter fDmmt. Stint CORDS su lie
1925.
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%etrafs.gms,ue

emil . 6rid unb 5annn o Motneor
2ernnann 8 Tanft uub Narp s ghcbot'
W s 80bertien nnb gbrihtna Gelcer,
s Sb Mtuage aHb g 81 @~aaae6an.
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Sant Aaounoen pun Gasr's
geloen @aaen iebe $4.25,
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Sinf's S Gents 6apana . giourre.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-09
Reclamation in Yakima Valley.

1t is said that Chief Engineer F. II.
Newell. of the reclamation service
made the unqualified statement at
Portland that a government project
would be undertaken in the Yakima
valley Immediately whenever the set
tlement of water rights in the river
was effected.
We have no doubt that Mr.. Newell
did make this statement; that 1t is the
desire and the intention of the re-
clamation engineers to build great
government irrigation works in this
valley, and that the undertaking waits
now upon nothing whatever but the
action of our local irrigation inter-
ests.
The people will be patient for a
reasonable length of time. They un-
derstand that it is not fair to urge
hasty action where large and import
ant business interests are at stake.
However, the people will not be dis
posed to wait unreasonably long. II
il should come to be thought that
any man or set of men are standing
in the way OF great development
work here unnecessarily and selfishly
there will be an exhibition of popu
lar disapproval that will not be alto
gether pleasant.-North Yakima Re
public.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-09

ant. Being surrounded by logs and
brush which made escape impossi-
BILE, Jim decided to stand pat and
began yelling for Mr.. Bowman, who
was in camp, to bring him some more
cartridges.
BY this time Jim and the bear were
in each other's--not loving-embrace
The fight was on and it was down the
hill, over logs. through the brush
and in the dirt, sometimes the bear
was on top and then Jim.
Fortunately for Jim, his dog at
tracted the bears attention and he
quickly secured big club and landed
a blow on the bears head which
Knocked him senseless. This was re-
peated several times until Jim knew
his bearship was sure enough dead.
Jim declares he will never again
shoot at bear unless he has a good
supply of cartridges with him, and
says IL he had had more this time the
bear never would have reached him.
However, he had am exciting expert
ence, and came out none the worse
for it except a few scratches.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-09
ANOTHER RIVER BOAT.
Open River Association Makes Effort
to Start New Steamer.

to Start New Steamer.
The walla walla Statesman, speak
ing of the efforts of the open River
association to secure another river
boat to take place of the Jerome,
says:
The Open River association an
nounces that another boat will be put
in commission on the Columbia river
above Cello within a week to take the
place of the Jerome. which was wreck
ed Saturday near Wallula. 1t is also
announced that the Jerome will be
raised and again put into service.
The accident to the Jerome was
hard blow to the association at a
time when difficulty was experienced
in getting steamers to enter the river
trade.
But the executive committee is not
discouraged and is working with in
creased zeal to secure other boats.
Chairman Smith, Secretary Mariner
and DR.. n. G. Blalock of the associa-
ton, have spent a large amount of
time and money to further the open
river movement and as the work pro-
crosses their faith in the ultimate sue
cess of the undertaking increases.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-09


Fur y a threadlike f1ber which grows
out Of the pores OF the skins of animals.
Il grows In length from the root and
not from the top, as with vegetable
productions. The lower portion merely
lenRthens out, and the top projects for
ward, consequently II once cut 1t will
always remain blunt 1t is tubular and
Hlled with oil, which gives to the fiber
It's color. In addition to the oil 1t con-
tains mineral matter, among which are
sulphur and iron. A close examination
Of the nbsr will, to a certain extent
show the section Of the country the an
lmal inhabits. The short and crisp.
with an oval or angular cross section,
indicates tropical growth; the long and
soft, with circular cross section, a
northern climate. The fbers from diff
cerent parts OF the same animal have
a different structure and value, that
which is taken from the back Of land
animal being the finest, while the re-
verse is true Of the animal which con
Ones itself mostly to water, the belly
being much finer than the back.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-09
A yiciou. Letter Writer.

The famous DIR. Andrew Bell had
wife who, after exhausting all her in
genuity in making him miserable, final
ly left him. She then began writing
him long letters filled with personal
abuse and when she found he did not
take the trouble to open them took to
abusing him on the envelope. One she
addressed, ITO that supreme Of rogues,
who looks the hangdog that he Is, DR..
(such doctor:) Andrew Bell" Anoth-
er was thus pleasingiy inscribed: ITO
that ape OF apes and knave Of knaye.
DR.. Andrew Bell who is recorded to
have once paid a debt, but.a small one
you may be sure II was that he select
cd for this wonderful expa1ment-in
fact, 1t was fourpence ha'penny. Had
It been on the other side Of sixpence
he must have died before he could
achieve so dreadful a. sacrifice. Lon
don Taller.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-09

Jenny Lind must have been the most
simple, unpretending prima donna that
ever lived. When she first came to
England she was bound to sing only
at the Royal Italian Opera House, and
when commanded to sing at the
queens concert she was obliged to re-
fuse. vsU sorry to be compelled to
notify this. she ordered her carriage
and drove straight to Buckingham pal
ace. She handed her card to an ofi-
cial, who. not unnaturally, declined to
take 1t. A higher authority happened
to pass and took it upon himself to
present it. AS soon as her majesty
saw It she said, Admit her by all
means" Jenny Lind appeared and
said simply that she was so very sorry
to be unable to sing at her majesty's
concert that she thought 1t better to
call herself and explain The queen
was charmed with her natural man
ner, gave her a cordial reception and
promised to be her friend.-London
Globe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-09

Paternal afrection is not perhaps me
precise emotion that we should be dis
posed to look for in the cold blooded
frog, but the Surinam toad appears to
exhibit this praiseworthy attitude Of
mind toward his numerous progeny.
When bis mate lays her eggs the solic-
itous father places them carefully upon
her back, where In due time their pres
ence causes an irritation that produces
numerous small holes, into which the
eggs forthwith drop. In these cells,
which from natural pressure get to be
hexagonal, hne honeycomb, the young
frogs are finally hatched and for bit
scramble about their mothers back,
hiding In their nurseries when danger
threatens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-09
A Clever Cabby.

The king Of the Belgians once left his
umbrella in a hanson when driving In
Brussels. This was returned to bis
majesty a few hours afterward by the
proud cabhy. who was offered for bis
honesty by King Leopold the sum Of
100 francs. The astute 5ehu, however,
begged great favor Of the king
Could he have the umbrella instead Of
the money? The favor was granted,
and before many days bad passed the
cabman had put up the umbrella for
sale, and It was knocked down to some
royal enthusiast for !, 100 francs. When
King Leopold heard Of this he e1-
claimed, We'll, I've heard Of an um-
brella being put up to keep of show
ers Of rain. but thds seems to have been
put up 10 bring down showers Of goidv'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-09
Tne Sea Anemons.

The sea anepnone resembles in shape
q morning sloW. IB mouth opens like
the cup of'that flower. and above 1t are
seen a number of tentacles waving in
the water. Its food consists of any
thing It can get, but generally It gets
the minute insects that float in the sea.
At any alarm 1t closes its cup and is
then hardly d1stfnguishable from the
rock on which 1t is rooted. 1t has a
set Of sucker muscles that attach 1t
so firmly to the rock that It will some
times be torn In pieces rather than
let 70.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-09
increasing Water in john pay.

E. L. Belshaw states that the water
in the John Day river is keeping up
remarkably well. There is more water
in that stream now than there was in
July, on his place. Farmers draw off
the bulk of the stream for irrigation
purposes, and in a mile or two the
water is again collected into a good
head. A foot log that served him
for a crossing all summer has been
washed away by the rising water,
even though no rain has fallen and
the SHOWS were gone long ago.
Grant County News.