davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-04
The Exact Thing Required. for. Con.
stjpation.

.'As certain purgative and stom-
ach purifier Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets seem to be the exact
thing required, strong enough for the
most robust, yet mild enough and safe
for children and without that terrible
gripping SO common to most purga-
tives." say r. S. Webster & Co., Udora,
Ontario, Canada. For sale by all drug
gists.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-04-01
Ritstj6ri: Tn. Thordarson.
Skdldsagnales u
. 20 :,

[ febrdarm. 1904 baud myndabla0i0
,,Colliers Weeklys' ha verolaun fyrir Prjar
hinar beztu smas0gur, err blaoinu byoist fra
Peim TINA til jdnimana0ar- r6tta flora man
u0i =. Blaoinu voru sendar rumlega t6lf
Pusund smas0gur eftir ellefu Pdsund h0funda
a Pessu timabili, og fyrir sk0mmu hefr. Pao
autt pa Stigma er hlaut hestu ver0launin -
fmm Pdsund dollara Saga Fessi err evin-
tyri bl0kkumanns er var i her Bandarikjanna
i Filipseyjum. s0guefni0 er mj0g ]%itilfj0r-
legt en- PAD sem sagt er, er vel sagt. A6al-
innihald s0gunnar er Using 4 salariif svert-
%ingjans OF lyndiseinkunnum, en- si mynd er
vel dregin og umgero hennar er hernaoarlif0
a Filipseyjum. En- baoi err pao al su per-
soma, sem par er ]yst, err fremur faget og "a
UNI kunn % pau lifsskilyr0i, sem hun q vi0
a0 bda geta naumast att hcima annarsstaaar
en- par sem sagan fer fran. AT Pessu lei0ir
Pao, 40 gildi s0gu Pessarar er mj0g Hallmark
40 og Peir, sem ekki cru kunnugir bl0kku-
m0nnum geta naumast haft veruleg not af
henni, og til bess az skiIja hama til fullnustu
PART %]afnvel t0iuveroa Pekkinga lifna6arhatt-
UNI %Filippinga o. S. frv.
En- PAD. sem merkast err vi6vik jandi pessu
mali, or PAD az t6lf pnsund s0gur ritaoar hja
einni Pj60 q faum manu0um syna PAD, 40 ST
Pjdo 5est mi jig vio skaldsagna ritun, og Sc
Petta beta sagan af Peim 0llum l1sir Pa0
Pvi, 40 mccall elIefu Ptsund s0guskalda Sc
enginn err snillingur geti heiti0: = pvi saga
Pessi er ckkert meistarastykki. Eftir bessa1i
tilraun a0 dnma villa Bandarikjamenn vera
skald engu si0ur en- 1slendingar, en- verk-
IN syna Pess merki, az pa vantar fremur matt
inn en- vii liam.
DAD er alkunnugt al her / landi, og Xix
.lega / 1cstum 0orum mentum l0ndum cru beir
margin, = 6trdlega margir = sem halda az
Peir s6u skald, og PAD s~jalfsalit dregur oft
pam dix eftir sig 40 nnstum liver pennafer
vesalingur reynir ao skrifa eitthvert skaldrit.
Her / landi skrifa mem helzt %skalds0gur. Til
Pess ]igggja Per orsakir a0 margin, sem telja
sig skald, eiga erfitt med rim, en- geta AUD
veldlega sett langt NAL a pappfr / s0guformi
og AMMAN stao borgar PAD sig vanalega beet
40 skrifa skalds0gur, Pvi m0rg h6rlend bloc
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-04-01
og timarit bj60a stUougt hiatt ver6 fyrir allan

.
Pess hattar warning. Skaldsagnaritun er PVT
atvinnugrein, sem margin h6rlendir menn
stunda ALA @6, og gr@oa sumir q pvi st6rfe.
DAD er au0vita0 lettvegur skaldskapur / s0g-
UNI aestra PETRA h0funda, er Pannig rita az
ems til Pess a0 innvinna ser peninga. Rit-
hattur PETRA err vanalega auoviroilegur, %
fest: sem Peir segja er afkaralegt % synir fatt
i return m%yndum, en- fest er svo afskrmmt og
afagao, a0 PAD hrifur h%alfsyktar til6nningar
PETRA, er ekki hafa sjalfr Prek til a0 hugsa;
og h0fundar Peir, er an adats rita eldhnsr0m-
ana og pess hattar rnsI, hafa allir lag a Pvf a0
segja eitthvao, sem asir taumlausar tilfnn-
ingar. en- k@fir heilbrig0ar hugsanir; eff Peir
cru Peir klaufar 40 geta ekki svo mikj0, pa
sci jast s0gur PETRA ekki, dtgefendurnir villa
ekki kappa af Peim handritin og Peir ver0a
a0 hatta vi0 skaldsagparitun.
DAD cru engar likur til az Pessi skald-
skapur Sc 40 li0a undir lok, hann er 1 engu
minna gildi MI en- hann hefr a0ur veri0. DAD
er ems % fjoldi mamma Preytist aldreia Pvi
40 lesa HID lakasta hugmynda rusl sumra half
vita. Stundum Der Pao reyndar vi0, az h0f-
undar Pessir halda svo Iengi einhverri ser
stakri stefnu / rithatti, e0a segja svo oft upp
aftur og aptur som s0gurnar 40 heita ma =
Pvi Peir TAXA vanalega hver eftir 00rum hva0
sem Peir STA a0 borgar sig beet az menn
veroa loks leioir q lestrinum og villa ekki
meira at svo g6eu. En- pa komast peir oft i
vandr@oi me0 nytt efni, Pvi Peim er sjaldan
cello s~ialfst@tt hugvit til nyrra uppg0tvana,
og ekki er altaf VOL a nyjum st%orskaldum, er
Peir half til 40 hernia eftir. St0ku s;nnum
Der Pao ]ika VIC az eldhnsr6mana skaldum er
hrundi0 dr sessi og almenningur les eitthva0
anna0 fremur en- s0gur PETRA um stundar
sakir: en- vanalega er Pa6 pc ekki til lengdar
40 neitt anna0 dregur athygli draum6ra-
mamma fra skaldsagna lestrinum.
Nj hafa menn her 1 landi UNI nokkurn
TINA lesi0 NEST s0gur, sem tiestir at!a az Sam.
ar seu. Liklega segja s0gur Par az minsta
kosti a0 nokkru leyti r6tt fra viobur0um ems
og Peir hafa att ser sta0: en- P6 nun buoing-
ur allur. ORC og vi0raour vera smi6i h0fund-
anna 81 alfra. s0gur Pessar cru ekki skald-
s0gur, en- P@r hafa Aestar hi0 sauna til sins
agatis o. skalds0gur af ]akara taginu. per
]ysa ymsum hrekkiabrog6um og hneykslan-
legu ath@f, sem hvorttveggja er m0rgum
ljdft 40 lesa og heyra, o. PAD, sem NEST dreg-
ur athygli mamma az penn er PAD, az Per
segja festar fra yfrgangi % 6%j0fnuei PETRA
rponno on roocf,, nnao Z o111,,-,,, o:.J-----
fel0gum, og lysa Pvi hvernig pau fel0g half
myndast og vaxi6.
Si6ustu arin hefr ekkert vakio meir eft
lrtekt mamma her / landi en- yfrgangur ymsra
einokunarfelaga, sem 66um fer vaxandi UNI
land alt. Pau hafa mao umra5um yfr Aestum
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-04-01

NJ
pau hafa jafnvel mao miklu valdi yir dom
stolum og l0ggj0f Pj6oarinnar, og pau cru
MI Groin langstnrsta Prntuepli0 / politik
pj6oarinnar. Dad er PVT engin fur6a pc hug
If mamma Sc estir oronir ut af 0llu pvi, er aud
f6l0g Pessi hafa a0hafst. Allir P6ttust vita
az pau beittu blum illum br0g6um til pess
a0 auka auoaf sin og feAetta ALA a0ra, Ell
aestum var Pao hulin ra0gata hverri a6fer6
pau beittu / hvert sim til Pess az ia sinu mali
framgengt. DAD ma Pvi narri gotta az elm
mitt MI var hentugur timi til a0 segja s0gur
um athmi f6laga Pessara og skyra almenn-
ingi fra ollu hattalagi PETRA. Delta sau
hygnir dtgefendur og Peir hafa lika nota0
takifario; Pa0 var hegoarleikur az ia menn
til a0 skrifa s6gur UNI Petta efni fyrir g6oa
P6knun: og MI hafa m0rg helztu bloc og
timarit Bandamanna UNI langan TINA hutt 1
sifellu sogur Pessar, og Pj60in he6r alt til
Pessa veri0 s6lgin / az lesa Par og kept svo
miki6 af ritum Pessum, al dtgefendurnir og
h0fundarnir hafa gratt st6rf6 a fyrirt@kiuu.
s0gur pessar cru 40 sjjalfs0gou misjafnar
az g@oum. Sumar cru lfti0 anna5 en- Purrar
skyrslur og Observation-Disclosures felaganna,
a0rar viroast segja nakv@mlega fra minimum
og malefnum og Aytja alt / sann-s0gulegu
formi, ems 90 t. d. sagan UNI Standard Oil
f6lagi6,sem Miss Ida Tarbell rita6i / McClure's
Magazines: a0rar cru auosjaanlega far6ar
pam bdning, er beet gengur / augu 6fr60ra
mamma, og til Pess rita0ar az seaja %forvitni
Peirra er beet trda st6ror0um ly%gas0gum.
sa, sem NEST hsfr rita0 af lygas0gum,
UNI BETA efni, or Thomas w. Lawson. Ham
hefr sagt s0gur af ymsum einokunarf6l0gum
/ Everybody's Magazine og 1 Pein 6llum ]ys-
ir ser berlega sd rithattur, er einkennir @st-
ustu Augritah0funda her / landi. DAD err
varla efamal, az s0gur hans cru destar byg0ar
a s0nnum atbur0um, en- HIT er lika visit az
ham lygur svo miklu / vi0b6t, az enginn,
sem 6kunnur er malav0xtum getur UNI PAD
d@mt, hva0 satt er e6a logic. En- PAD, sem
serstaklega einkennir Pennan h0fund, er PAD
az hann er og hefr lengi veri0 samvizkulaus
fjargl@frama0ur og f6lagi Peirra mamma sumra,
er hann MI ofrngir NEST, og gerir sig Pvisek-
an / Peirri damafau varmensku az koma upp
um me0seka ftlagsbr@0ur o. ljdga a pa / TIL
bot: 1 peim auoviroiIega tilgangi al aug]ysa
sjalfan sig, % ma aud dr h0ndum PETRA, me0
Pvf a0 spilla aliti Pvf og tiltrd. er Peir a0ur
h0fou hja alPyou, % IA svo tekif@ri til Pess
a0 kappa f6lagshluti pa, er ham 6fr@gir, er
Peir falla / verdi.
En- s0gur Pessar, hvort heldur P@r cru
eftir Tarbell, Lawson e0a AGRA, hafa PAD ALTAR
til sins agntis a0 P@r vekja mem og halda
huga PETRA vakandi a mikilsverou Pj6omal-
efni, og geta Pvi, hvert sem Par cru vel e0a
lila sag0ar, sannar e0a lognar, haft bYoingar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20
THE SUNNY SOUTH

Invites You % come and rnjoy It's
many attractions Tor pleasure and
hcalth aerknrM Absorb the sun
Shine. enjoy the flowers. surf bath
ing. 81. rhr famous accnic shasta
Knutr II thr saathern paeifir CO..
win ItH tNn thdls trains offers 80
cuilrnt accommodations q CAiifaF-
MIA.
Tickets reservations AMI dra~rip-
tive literature at Union Ticket Of
flee, eas FIRST Ave. ~ " Eiita
GefL Agent 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20
sew DbLk ARRbh 6ED
me ptsstsm aAeiuls IT me PS

me ptapfnM aks.iuis " me PW
eific Coast lrA3ae tas 60 y 's'
seattle ~ Aanles o. home one
holiday date viii be played IN this
etty In Judy T. Portland will be
here The SiwaaheH will not eisiy
IL thu city uptt April "a. bat they
open az faauusn one week earlier
and for tho IN is,1za uu,aa whu can
not await the arrival &C the team
here a chance vii DO afforded
them dufluE the uuus AZ Tacoma
A post asaaea series of mine gamus
vii be- played between the two
winning teams Ia some city docidz
ed upon BY the officers az the
InAEIn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20
BASEBALL AT aLAlsE

Bt-NISf- WASH March 81
uanstinE of baseball enthusiasts saa
held tn the blaine hotel last aatuf-
day. fur tbs p,irpnHs % arganixinE a
team Tor the COMING season. W. ".
Hunter xsA elected president and
fr,.snsaer % the club A. G. Cham
bers was eiscted secretary aud
treasurer A corumlttca VAS ap-
pointed - incate a uite for The
grounds and Also u invsatis gate the
asivisa6iiity u enclosing the dla-
ur0ud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20
IT TOOK y INNINGS

After r inninEa OF hard fighting.
the Regulars were defeated hy The
Yanuiruua on Saturday afternoon
BY a seoFe Of 9 20 & skei Roach put
uu me exhibition. Rnach and
Henderson twirIea for the Yaunl-
ranA while Williams and shields
pitched for tha Regulars Hncun
wss AZ the FIRST corner. lie eat up
a bunch Of hard ones and also let
tew easy ones 50 BY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20
BROWNS PAINLESS
DENTISTS
1i3 First Ave.

Parlors l. 2. q. l. 5. Unlon block.
one door south of MacDoaEaH a
Southwick's
Hours. 20 a. N. to S D m:
Sundays. 5 20 70 1910.
De sure YOU are IN the right pla,e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20

nElLINGuAM. March 20 The
girls haak othall team If tho Bel
bingham high school Was defeated
by the Everett high acheni by the
score Of rs 20 J at thia place Sat
urday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20

nEILfNGHAM. Mareh - Jack
.Carkpek. eS-chamuion WHISTLER af
the world. hist In hia match with
Fred Gandcrsun. II thia city. Sat
urday uisht. owing a. hts shoulder
becoming wrench "A out Of Joint
CartC-ek WIS ~ throw his man three
tunes IN an hour liz had secured
two falls Ia 20 minutes. but while
wrestling Tor the third helL. strlks
ing a defective place tn the mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20
The World
Best

Pianos and Organs arc 70 be found
among tho makes which W repre-
sent and nov hay. the pleasure Of
inviting your inspection Of Our az
sortmsHt - VERY c0mplatr az thin
time and u will b. interesting "a
every Intending purchaser 10 xns and
compare With others. such crlrbrat-
ed makes as ChlekertnE. Hobart a
Cahle kfmbail. Hnddorff. PeRme. the
new ID = Johnston Co. anA various
other Pianos. aud KimhAT rcs~f and
pipe OrKans--the material. work.
manshtp and musical results OF all
Of which are Of tbs best "a De OBJ
tained
We have some exceptionally guod
offers IN slightly used aud second
hand Pianos and Organs which will
BE- sold out quickly on very eaay
payments
In addition IA tho regular line Of
Pianos and Organs. 40 cArry
electric Pianos. with and without
the key board. pIRnurrheasran. the
fines, thIng In the market Zoe hall.
cafe. lodge or saloon.
Alao a complete line Of small ma
sieal instrumental. atring. re-~i aaa
brass
Victor. Edison and Columbia talk
ms marhiRs4. records aud supplies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20

The Ruutlrru aud ForeHtars we're
tied at the end OF tho fourth tn
ming IN the game AZ Georgetown
yesterday afternoon Both trana
had scored three runs when rain
prevented further playing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20

The Meadow Park baseball team
beat the County Road team AZ York
station Saturday BY acots Of
II 20 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20
No Pdin---NO High Prices
h99ltp
OHIO PAINLESS DENTIST

OrfEiuatcr Of the Ohio System Of
painless dentistry which makes al
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hy the use q the Ohio Safe sys-
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can be extracted. filled. craWnei.
brtfEed or cleaned without a par
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Full set teeth aa low a. IS. Rold
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ieEs extraction free when sets are
ontsred All work guaranteed IS
years.
Hours a m. 20 3 p. IN Suudnys
70 a m. To I .. m.
examinations. estimates and ad-
vies frce.
OHIO DENTAL PARLoRs
spf e like. Coz. Third and PIKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20

me hHlnlora. sunday morning.
dAst-ssusss to- anldluru ~ Fort Law
ton Nv score Of 60 2. Tho sol
ssI Dos played a great game. when
Il ia considered that they are play
lsg without a ssuan AHor In tho ae
tsan ouD thay aaf,satod TIA Nbtta
atisr tea1u. - seg1le. BY tho score
II 10 "a 0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20
COULD MOI SCORE

SAN FRANCISCO. March -. -
San Francisco SHUT Chieaga 1ut Ia
a game hsrr Saturday afternoon bY
a srure af ] % a t'riaeo pat up a
nnn game Mnhlers work al aec-
and was brilliant Nhalsn pitchesi
the first three innlags without al
having a hit WheeleF thsn vent
in aud continued the good work.
Chicago used up thraa pitchers.
Brown allowed the thress runs. Wei
m.r aud King. the othsr tNiricFs.
pitehssi a good game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20
NO FREE TickETs

No passes viii be issuest BY the
uaHuae~rs or representatives. % clubs
In the Pacffir runaF isartl~ tfsiH year.
The officials ~ the league say THIS
fuie viii BE strictly enforced. and no
oHr viii b given free admission.
Tnr irhEtlr. az IS last big meeting.
adopted. by unanimous vote. a rule
assHK away altogether with free nd
EMISSIONS. except 70 difsetars. fur
q bonn seven passes arr allowed. the
wives ~ piayrrs. whn viii bw given
season tfrkcta. and thw sporting
Nrfters az the presz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20

GATHERING SHOT
Strlae the cue bail below the cun-
ter and - the lafi. The red BALL one=
third and thr shot wil b. made hy
two cushions HiaY hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20

ager 0tbnnor. Of tho waIia wuia
team. has closed a date with Man
aEer Miller. 90 the Dayton team
FOR thst date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20
Sporting Briefs

Tho University Of Washington IA
now under tho scope OF lne Ameri-
can Athletic union. Al meeting
held Saturday By the members OF
the student athletic committee Il
Was decided 20 take this move The
question has been thrashsd out be-
fore among the students Of the
varsity The college athletic rec
ords Will now be recognized by the
union.
The baseball season at Walla
Walla will opan ON April L. Man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20

ILLUSTRATED BILLIARDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-20

OHIO DENTAL PARLoRs
~ e like. Coz Third and pike
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-18
win Divert Burnt River.

The o. r. & N. Railway company
will in a few days begin work on
changing the channel of Burnt river,
about five miles below Durkee. This
will be done in order to secure ,a
safer roadbed and to prevent the
washing away of the bridges, of which
there are several between Durkee and
Huntington. The work will be done
about a mile from the mouth of the
narrow canyon through which the
road winds, crossing and recrossing
the river.
1t will be remembered that IT was in
this canyon that the bridges washed
away last spring and caused the COM
pany so much trouble. 1t will prob
ably take several months to complete
the work, but when it is finished, it
will be as safe as any other part of
the great road which the company is
rapidly making the best road in the
Northwest. Mr.. Palmer of the Pacific
Construction Co., has the contract for
the work.-La Grande Observer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-18
IRRIGATION NEAR WALLULA.
1O7 Teams at Work Reclaiming the
Desert There,

The Columbia Irrigation company,
which is building a canal from the
Walla Walla river to reclaim a large
tract of land, has 107 teams at work
and 10 miles of the "a mile canal is
practically complete, says the Spokane
Review.
The company last year built a solid
concrete dam across the Walla Walla
river near ,Wallula and this year COM
menced on the canal. The ditch eX-
tends towards the Two Rivers pro-
ject and covers practically all the land
northwest of Wallula, which is not
controlled by the Snake River Irriga-
ton company
No effort has been made by the
promoters, who are residents of Seat
tie, to dispose of any of the lands and
no move will be made until the water
is on the land. With the completion
of this project the barren lands of the
western part of the county which have
for so long been the picture of des-
olation, will be converted into fertile
farms and the population of the coun-
ty materially increased.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-18
sCANDINAvIANs WILL ATTEND.
Many From Pendleton VIII Attend
the Program at Portland.

Members of the local Scandinavian
club are discussing the Scandinavian
day at the Lewis and Clark fair, and
there is little doubt but that quite a
number will be present from here on
that day. President Lundell stated
this morning that some manner of a
delegation would be sent from this
place and possibly most of the mem
bers will attend.
One of the features of the Scandi-
navian day program will be chorus
of over 1000 voices. Gifted speakers
from over the country will also be
present, but music will furnish the
chief entertainment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-18

such point, to meet another train, or
gets stuck" there, as it is termed
by railroad men, in waiting for an
other train due on the time table, the
telephone will be used to secure an
order from the dispatcher, to allow
the train so tied up, to proceed to an
other station, where there is a tele-
graph office.
Among the stations which will be
effected by this new system of order
will be Maxwell, Foster Nolin, Yoa-
KUN, Barnhart, Mission, Cayuse,
Haines, Norton and Weatherby on the
mountain division of the o. r. & N.
All conductors and enginemen will be
provided with the new form of order
but they will not be used except in
cases of emergency.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-18
CmAs. HASTINGS FOUND GUILTY..
He obstructs the Streets and Pays n
SO Fine.

In Judge Fitz Gerald's court this
afternoon Charles Hastings is being
tried on the charge of obstructing the
streets. Hastings has been doing
some contracting work on Lee and
Lewis streets and is said to have left
distractions in the street in that
neighborhood after having been noti-
fled to remove them The complaint
against him was made by the city at
torney several days ago, but the case
was not brought to trial I'm the ex-
pectation that the defendant would
comply with what was requested of
him. But on his continued failure
to do so. it was decided by the auth
critics to prosecute him.
At the conclusion of the hearing
this afternoon Mr.. Hastings was pro-
nounced guilty by Judge Fitzgerald
and a fine of $40 imposed, which
was paid.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-18
WILL NOT HURT MUCH.
Oil Producers i'm Kansas Do Not Fear
Standards Rate Cutting.

Chanute, Kan, April 17.-The
Standards sensational reduction in
the price of crude oil, created no
CONSERVATION in this field. ''The
Standard has already done its worst"
said an oil expert. "They are prac-
tically not buying any oil in Kansas
anyhow. The trust has about 6,000,-
900 barrels in storage and recently
has been buying as little as possible.
1t is said it will hurt the territorial
producers considerably
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-18
CITY BREVITIES
Get sunny. U c RAIDER.
u c RAIDER. Get sunny.
AcAdauno wood md rnal

oSN ~ ~ ANANNAs
U C RAIDER. Get sunny.
McAdams, wood and coal.
Best wood and coal, McAdams.
See withee for gasoline engines and
pumps.
Boys. have you seen the swell line
Of ties at Teutsch's?
Don't forget the sale at the Chris
tian church, April 20 and 21.
Highest cash price for secondhand
goods at Sharon & Eddings'.
Ask your grocer for Blue Mountain
butter. 35c pound; CSC roll.
For sale-4-room cottage and two
lots. $1,000; S15 Jane street.
A pair of shoes Free this week with
every mans suit. Teutschs.
Always pleased are smokers who
buy at Howard's cigar store.
Nolfs Perfection lead pencils are
free from grit. yellow finish.
The st. George restaurant, open
day and night. Mrs. Cooper. proprie-
tress.
About so Greeks are WORKING on
the o. R. & N. crossing at Willow
street.
Ladies' tan oxfords. $3.50. $500
and $3.50. They are beauties, at
Teutsch's.
For Rent-Six-room house, corner
Mark and Garfield streets. Inquire
SIS Aura street or phone black 1903.
For Rent-Suite OF unfurnished
light housekeeping rooms in East Or
egonian building. Hot and cold water
and bath on same floor. Inquire at
office.
Leathers & Nichols transfer moves
trunks, pianos. furniture and does all
kinds of job work Phone Main 2S11
or leave orders at Gritman's cigar
store.
Assessor Strain has been busy taxi
ing the census of the japanese pop
ulation this afternoon and evening,
the exact number not having been
determined yet, although 1t is said
there are As Japanese in Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-18
FOUR KILLED IN STAMPEDE.
False Cry of Fire Ended Disastrously
and Fatally i'm Indianapolis.

Indianapolis April 1S.-While a
patent medicine vender was distrib-
uting free tickets to street gamins in
a hall in Masonic temple last night,
some mischievous boy shouted fire"
and Immediately a stampede occurred
in which four young boys were tram
pied to death and about 25 seriously
injured.
After the accident about 40 of the
$50 boys in the stampede attended
the theater, paying little heed to the
fatality which had befallen their fun.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-18
NOTORIOUS NAN.
The Third Trial Is Dragging Along
TaIesmen Being Examined.

New York, April 1S.-The trial of
Nan Patterson was begun this morn
ing. Four talesmen were examined
and excused, the fifth talesman was
under examination when a recess was
taken at 1:15. Miss Patterson is
much stouter than she was previous
to her last trial Her father sat with
the spectators.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-18
BEARS ON WALL STREET.
Succeed i'm Causing a Wild FURRY in
Northern Securities.

New York, April 1S.-The North
ern Securities had sensational break
at the opening of the stack exchange
today, declining 16 points in three
minutes under great selling pressure.
The price broke from 1S1 to 165. 1t
is reported the break was due to
rumor that there would be no mel.
on cutting" as was anticipated.