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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-28
WATSON & CO.
Ser Snbianapolis 9aben.
Grnmoeisentbnuls llebertraguuseR

Burton g. Batter on Granees g.
Wiais, Got 8, Square Is, 2ineoln
garf Mooition. Al bel 1876 As Sub,
berbsKert. @sFisits bon alabama etr.,
n6rblid bon "a. Strabe, $500.
5raness 6. @i0is an anibel g.
gafer, baRslbe. $1,000.
6reo g. 2odsnour an albert 6.
@uarf, Got Sc, @inbhorf YIaee Nbo..
SO bel 100 SUB, berbsHert. fho6fIi8e
gds WinnsfOta uno 5ennentan Str.
81. 400.
German 6. Wnrtens an Sba W.
fgolinas u. a., 2ots 20, IS, rs,
Sobnion u. u. Of WufbtnstOn Ctr.
abb. 40 Bel 100 SUB. bacart. eins
berbeKert, @efisite 6amiltOn aOe.,
fHbli9 BON Wi9isan Ctr. "a. coo.
Sbomas u. 6lstdsr an Sames 5.
geasIep, Got 8 unb IS. Wc@artp's
1. Weffeite Mbb., 40 bel 1876 Sub.
berbefert, Wsffsite 6aroirs Str. noro.
It'd bon Wilsr lStr., Wefieite Blaine
Mbe., fabIi9 bon 2ambsrt Str. unb
2pts 4 bis z Bad, @ommiffon,rs
Subj, $3.50 BEL 1913. 40 Sub. 9Orb.
ieite Rapmpnb Str. pefili& psn Rs-
ribian Str. bacant' IS. 600.
Warp u. @arbnier an Isabelle
S&oolsp. Got 81. square Is, Glets
9er's Norbof Noo., 40 bet 140 Sub,
berbeRert, @sffsite Wariinoale abe.,
n6rbIi9 BON 20. Ctr. $1,000.
Marp Or. SaIba9e u. u. on RaIeisb
@larf, Got 83, Wanfur part abb,
40 BET 135. 68 6ub. bueani. Wehieite
Yaris Mps., fibIi9 bon 81. Strnbs.
$500.
Wiliam 6. Heeb an 2aura y.
Aleranber, Sbsil Got 26. 3enwooo
9Ibb., so BET IS SUB, pacant. Noro-
ieite 80. Str, 6fli9 bon 2snipooo
Mbs. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-28
TlpttentaQeblatf.

Sn Der engliihen Marins miro bic
orabtloTe Selesrapbie ni9t nur gum
Sisnaliiiren, fonoern audi sum lleber>
mitteln Der Sdgesneuisfeiten benuBt.
go erbielten beifpielspeife Die eng
liT9en G4iffe i'm baltii9en Meere tdss
Iid SeleSramme bon Der orabtloien
Station polb6u in Gorntpau. 9iefs
Selegramme entbielten cine lteberIi9i
Der greignihe Der leBten "a Stunben.
sic tpurOen an oas Slaegi9iff sefanol
uno oiefes CAB ben Snbalt bur9 Slot
~teniisnale an Die iibrigen S9iffe pei>
ter. Die Na6ri9ten ipurben Iooann
auf iebem S9iffe auf einen 8ogen 9as
pier gef9rieben unb on Der Nni6lages
tafel aussebdnet. 9iefes 8latt papier
biloete bas Saseblatt Der 6lptte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-28
2u Suh nm bic GrSe.

Mus Mauls, Stroll, f9reibt man:
Oieier Sage eri9ien bierorts Elm IN
terefantsr Wanoerer. Gilbert 5aipret,
Der Dor flint Sabren in Paris biz
Wette einsins, i'm 3eitraum 70 bier
Sabrsn Gil SUP nm Die groe gu gsber,
Der energii9e Souriit perlieB paris
am 80. alguft 1900 uno bate nit ID
pielen f9psren 9inoernifen, baruntel
6unser, a~ranfbeitsn, gu fdmpfsn, DAT
er UNI elm Sabr i'm Riidftanb lit uni
lomit fdon feline @ette uno ben Yreil
BON $4,000 Srancs $4,000 p%erloren
bat. SroBoem tpanoert er unentfpegt
tpeiter uno bofft, setreu feinem prinz
alp, niemals elm 8ebitel 5u beiteisen, IN
ungefGbr spei Mondten am &eileaiel
in paris an5ufommen. Sein Ieubez
req bat ii9 in Der langen Wanberseii
tpeIentli9 gednbert : er trGgt feins
Photographic bonn Sage ieiaes @b-
marbles BEL fi9 : 6amals mar er eir
f90ner, frdftiger, junger Mann, beutt
lit er fat gum Sfelett dbgemagert,
bur9 &ranfbeit entitent, aber in ieiner
tieH9paraen Musen leu9tet etpas ME
unbeiiegbare 2ebensfraft. Die &leioer
Die er trGgt, finb nur nod Seben, feir
ganses 9epdd befteht aus einiser
f6tperen 9ii6ern, bic Die Stempel uni
fonitigen gef9einigungen aler Grben-
tpinfel trasen unb feline WanOeri9afi
oofumentiren folen. Nu9 einen otter.
rei9ifden WaffenpaB beiiBt er, abel
fem Repolpsr lit ibm seitoblen poroen
ebenfo elm febr tpertbpOles 8u9 ons
feiner dinefif4en Reiie5eit. 8los mil
einem f9peren, eiien6ei9lagenen&nit
tel ausgeriiitet. f4reitet 5aipret bar'
baupt babin, eefolgt BON einem flsinsn
munteren Sorterrier, Der fein ein5igel
Sreuno uno @enofe lit unb Den er of
auf Den @rmen trGst, um i'm Dor Wti.
oigteit gu bepdbren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-28
pas aans DER s%bmireermittsr.
Sic ettuuns Der iapaniihen Sraa sum
Ranue -Gbefatedbtsmus


Die 6rau lit in Sapan ni9t mebr
als Die geborfame Oiensrin oes Muns
mes, gu ni9ts anoerem gut, ais UNI
ainoer gu se6dren uno erit. ipenn tie
S9piesermntter miro, senieBt Tie eine
einigermabsn einflIbrei4e Steaung-
tpenigitens ~seseniber Der S4pieger~
tp9ter.
Der gbefate6ismus, Sen bic iapaz
nii9e SHUTTER ibrer So9ter am Mors
gen Der !9o6aeit einf9drft, beitebt aus
IL photographer uno lautet 10:
1. Wenn on per6eirat6et Bit, biit Oh
eefebli9 ni9t mebr uniere So6ter;
eebor9e alio Dem S9piegerpdter uno
Der Shpiegermutter ebenIo, pte on
Dem Batter uno Der Mutter gebor9t
bait. 2. Wenn on berbeiratEet biIt, tit
nur oein @atte bein !Serr. Sei inn
gegeniiber oemiitbis unO 60fli9, oenn
Dem Manne gu eebor9en, 1T Die eDellte
Suseno Der Srau. 3. sci itets lies
benspiirbig ssssn Oeine S9piegsr=
mutter uno segen oeine S6pdgertn.
4. Sci ni9t eiferiii9tig. oenn Gifere
iu9t lit ni9t bas Mittel, oes Mannes
2iebe gu errinsen. 5. Selbit, penn Der
Mann unre9t bat, barfit ou ni9t 3prz
mig peroen; fei eeoulbig. uno penn er
iiG pieoer berubist bat, ipri9 nit
inn. 6. Spri9 ni9t supiel, ni4ts
80ies bon oeinem HG6ften unb fpri6
por anem feline 2ige aus. Z. Ou Ipnft
friib aufiteben uno fpGt i9lafen geben;
Na9mittuss aber fo1it on nidt f9laz
fen. Srinf fpenig Wein unO mif9e
oi9 bor Dem fiinf5igiten 2ebensjabre
ni9t unter alatf9bafen. 8. Sab Dir
BON feinem Wabriaser Die 3ufunft
bprberfagen. 9. Sci cine quite uno
fparfame 9ausfrau. 10. @erfebre,
obtpohl on jung berbeiratGet .bift, ni4t
nit iunsen 2euten. II. Srase ME belle
&leioer, aber lei INNER gut g%etlei0et.
II. Sci ni9t ftol3 auf bas @ermDger
ooer Die Stslung oeines 0aters unh
riibme bi9 bieIer Oinge ni6t Dor Dem
Batter, Der SHUTTER, ben 8riioern unS
oen G9peitern beines Mannes. 10,
8ebanole beine Oientbpten INNER an
itGn0iq.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-28

V 20,UUU pts zo.UUU NCres
pirb Die parf< unb 6orftreferpatipn
umi9lieben, bic Der Staat Wiscpnfin
am 8ruls 4iper or5uleeen plant. Wie
aus Slptripr beri6tet pirb, iinb be-
reits $4,000 Mcres in Der &pntrpue
bes Staates unb Der Staatsfprftbe=
ante 6. M. @riffitb bat unterhanbs
lungen nm peitere eineeleitet. Oas
2anb tpirb enttpeber pom gioent6ii<
mer an ben Staat abeetreten, pber
aber unter ieinem Hamen als 8eiiber
in Staatsperipaltuns eenommen, Inn
aufgeforfet pber fonft benz parfs unb
Soritfpffem eingefiigt gu tperben. SIM
6erbft fplen bic Mrbeitet in. MneriFf
gsnpmmen perben; bas @eftriipp am
ufer bes fii6rei6en 5luTes entlans
tpirb Der6rannt unb bann nit 5i9ten,
ulmen unb Semlpds oufeefprftet tperz
ben. Wenn ireenb mDglid, fpn bic
&eierbation so = 60 Meilen lang
tperoen. 9err 9riffitb srtlGrte, bas
ipiirbe bdnn cine Der ~feiniten parfans
Idgen Der Welt fperben.
= Spnberbar. 81: (por ei=
nem alien boufdnisen 9auie, tpel4es
absstragen tpirb): ngs lit bo9 ionbers
bar. friiber ponte Die alte 8ube nies
manb faufen unb jett sebt lie fosar
reiBenb ub."
Moberne OienFbptem.
Wabame: r@her sic f9reiben fhon
fpieber einsn 2iebesbrief Minna!!"
Oisnftmdb9en (~beleibist): 80 nein,
gnGbigs 5rau, i9 iiberieBe nur ben
9umer ins polnif9e!"
= Sofann's To m m n. 6ansl
gum Sepp, ben er nod Der 8irdpeib
sana berbunben unb pernIht trifft):
49,. .Warun is benn Oir's gar 10
f9ledt 'saneen2!" Sepp: mSa, tpeiBt
". id mar seitern unparteiifd =
unb ba baben mid ale apei parteisn
burhg'hauts1a
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-28

8rautfrdn e. Sn SeutT9z
lane tper0en Die 8rauttrGnae gang das
semein aus MprtenSpeisen sebunoen.
in England uno tn Jrantrei9 bsrtpsns
Oct mar baau Sransebliitben. sSn Sta>
lien unb Den franS0if6en &antonsn
Der Gdpei5 fIidt man fe aus peiben
Rofen. in Spanien befteben iie aus ro=
then Hofen un6 Nelten. 4uf oen gries
9if9en Snfeln 6ienen W~einbldtter gu
oemfelben 3pede, unb in 8Dbmen be>
bilft man itd nit Rosmarin. Sn Der
oeutf4en S9pei3 iritt cine &rone aus
fiinftliden 8lumen an Die Stele bes
Rran3es.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-28

@utsbefber unb Die gauerntpeiber fa<
men ale, unb Sonatban brebte on fet<
ner 8uttermaf9ine, baB inn Der
S9tpeiB BON Der Stirne ram. Ha4
u9t Minuten f6raubte er nit trium<
pAirenber Miene ben Oedel ab, aber-
bo fanb ii9 feline Spur BON Butter.
.9errgott, nebmen Sic ss ni4t
libel, msine !Serfen, i6 babe bergefen.
Mil9 bineinaueieBen!!" ieufate Sonas
than bon 8erapeifluns.
9ie preisri9ter Iabsn na9 berllbr.
rOie our @or5eigung beitimmte 3eit
lit perftri4en. 9uten Mprgen, mein
9err!" fa9ten lie.
Na6bsm ole mGeli6en Grfinbun<
gen mibglidt traren, nabm Spnatban
i9lieBli9 cine STEELE als 8ebientsr BET
Dem Sanbratb bes 8reiies an, Der BON
feinen me6aniI6en 9riibeleien febr er.
baut mar unb fir ben Spnat1an tpirf~
li9 einsn ielbittbGtisen MObelflopfitod
cpnitruirte. 0a fam cine grpBe, anz
eemeine, f9pebii9e lanbpirtH6aft.
li6e austeaung, 81 Der Der 2anbrat9
als I~bgeoroneter Deg lanbpirtbfhafts
li3an 8ereins ieines 3reiies reiien
fp1te.
r9u tommif mil. Spnatban, beine
medanif9en &enntnife t0nnen mir
mDgli9srpeiis BON NuBen fsin," iagte
Der Qanbratb.
4uf Der ausfe[une iprte cine Selbz
babnlotpmotipe ee5eist perbsn. unb
SonatbaEs 2anbratb mar Defenders
our probefabrt eingelaben. Spnatban
unb Der 2dnbrath famen re4tseitig
gum plaBe, mo Die 2ptomptipe 5teben
ioQte, unb Der 9anbratb fI5lte iih
miibe.
,WoGen Der 5err 9onbratb nidt
Die Site haben auf Die 2ofomotipe gu
feigen, ipGhrenb mir porten?" iagte
Sonatban.
vSu, absr mo if fie2" fasts Der
2anbratb.
r5ier," ~antpprtete Spnaiban unb
aeigte auf cine srpBs, feline, blauunsez
ftridene Maf9ine.
en-, hm, a9 10, ia, i9 fe6e lie
f6on,1 meinte Der 3anbrat6. ltnh
SOnatban half feinem Serrn cuff bic
Mai9ine, unb ba iaben lie nun uni
parteten auf Die 4bfabrt. Sic mars
teten cine 8iertelftunbe, tparteten sipei,
parteten brei.
Nah elmer Stnnbe fam elm I6neiBs
triefenber, ~rrthbGrtiser Snsenieur i'm
gilmarf9 unb nit Dem quite in ber
9anb gu ibnen beran: nWie f9abe. fpis
f9abe, 9err 2anbratb, bab Sic ni9i
an unierer fleinen probefabrt tbeilau'
ne6men eerubten."
r2ieber 5reunb, id fibe ia 9ier gans
in 8ereitf6aft. Steigsn sic nur eir
unb beiSen sic an"
rSa, iteigen sic MIR Elm unb Isi3en
Sic an. Der 9err 2anbratb fiBen
f9pn cine eanSe Stunbe bier" fliiitert.
Sondtban unb itieB ben Sneenieur
psrtruienspOn in bic Seite.
yWo-a-s meinen Sie2" itotterts
Der SNgenieur.
So, nun f9nen sema6t. 9srr Sn=
eenieur! 9oben sic elm 5eueraeue
Bel i9F SiBe ia 10 CUTE" faste ber
9anoratb unh i9lus nit Der 9ant
uuf bic 6unt anseitri6ene Maf9ine.
Der Sngenieur erbleidte. -!6er,
2anbratb, nit Der 2ptpmptipe iinb mi,
f9oR brauBen eetpeien. Dies 6ier,
9err 2anbratb, pprauf sic Iiben
has lit = entf9ulbissn sic meme OF.
fen6eit = has lit cine @etreibeii9t.
.af6ine."
Der 9anbratb purbe grim unb self
i'm 9eii4t, fpruns in Der erOBten 9oi
berunter, that Elm paar S9ritte seger
feinen sitternben gsbienten unb fiji.
iterte NIT 5uiammsngebifenen 3G6ner
| MIR ma cine mnrt. (yfpIfnIhl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-28

9amburg 1T iebt Der perfebrs<
rei4fte 9afen oes europdifden Geftlan>
bes uno ftebt muir nod febr ipenis binz
ter Qpn6ol 5uriid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-28

Ner Mann peIder feinen 6reunoen
" unh Na@barn oils Elm f@erer
erfoIsrei@er Seidaftsmann bee
fannt 1T, inbeftirt feline gelber nidt
in YIanen Die ansebIid .berfpreden"
srObe gintinfte ab~superfen. Ct 1T
3ufrieben nit elmer mabisen 3insrate
unb abioIute Siderbeit bes &apitaI
unb Snterefen, foI@e uie biefe ftarfe
@efenfdaft feinen Oeponenten oferirt.
Oieies mag bieaeidt ni@t 70 ber>
Iodenb fein wie berf9iebene Der oHes
rirten Yldne, aber es 1T weit fderer
uno- aufrieoenfeQenoer am @nbe.
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
2apitaI. s.. 0O0,000.00
l1eberi&ub ......... 100000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
Entertained at 800"

Mrs. A. ]. Goodman and Mrs. Will
NJ. Moore entertained in a pleasant
manner on Tuesday afternoon at the
Goodman home on Jackson street
Progressive 800" was played. The
prizes were won by Mrs. E r. Wade
and Mrs. Johnson. Those present
were: Mrs. w. f. Brock, Mrs. T. c.
Taylor, Mrs. J. f. Robinson, Mrs. John
HALEY, jr.. Mrs. II. F. Johnson, Mrs
J. L. Miller, Mrs. E. T. Wade. Mrs H.
X. johnson, Mrs. w. NJ. Pierce, Mrs
Helen Marsten. Mrs. G. A. Hartman,
jr, Mrs. c. x. Cranston, Mrs. w. H.
Mccormack, Mrs. j. w. Maloney
Mrs. Norbourne Berkeley. Mrs. Chas.
Hamilton. Mrs. Frank Frazier, Mrs
John McCourt. Mrs. Fred Lockley
Mrs. r. f. Ringo. Mrs. G.. f. Trout
man. Mrs. G. A. Hartman, sr, Mrs
j. II. Wallace. Mrs. f. p. Dodd. Mrs
L. f. Hunziker Mrs. w. II. Fowler
Mrs. William Sullivan, Mrs. Frank
Perham, Mrs. Max Baer, Mrs. Jesse
Failing, Mrs. George Fell, Mrs Joseph
Tallman, Mrs. Ernest Hartman, Mrs.
c. E. Roosevelt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
SEE
THE CUT
PRICES

carr" How much baggage can have
checked on my ticket?" What time
will sthe train that leaves here next
Sunday night arrive at Chicago?"
Are children under 10 carried free
on the o. r. & NJ" What does it
cost to send a dog to Portland?" Can
bug a round trip ticket to Echo
and pay for it when | come back?"
Are you the operator? Well, why
don't you send my trunk over?" will
you please reserve a berth for me?
will pay you when I come down to
leave tonight" and a hundred other
questions including yellow fever and
cold weather questions, questions
about the train wreck on the Union
Pacific, the time of sailing of San
Francisco and Alaskan steamers, the
reason for the delay of trains. the
names of persons buying tickets for
certain places, and all manner of
questions which puzzle and surprise
the operator.
But this morning a feminine voice
asked Operator Jackson question
which stunned him.
After a sharp ring of the phone
the operator answered, a feminine
voice came sharply and saucily over
the line, before the operator could in
from the speaker to whom she was
talking: 81 am going to quit trading
at your old poke-easy, seven-year-itch
butcher shop if you don't send that
smoked ham ordered yesterday eve
ming. Here 1t is almost noon today,
and l have no meat for dinner"
The receiver was hung up with a
slam before the agitated operator
could reply.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
Cameron-Redfield.

The Church of the Redeemer was
nesday evening, when Miss Eleanor
Cameron became the bride of Mr.
Charles E. Redfield, of Heppner.
The church was prettily decorated
with white chrysanthemums, smilax
and palms. At the entrance of each
pew of the reserved seats, punches of
white chrysanthemums were tied with
white ribbons. Promptly at o'clock
the bridal party entered the church
to the strains of the Bridal Chorus" 3"
from "Lohengrin," played by Mrs ].
r. Dickson. The bridal procession
was led by the ushers, Harry Thomp-
son and Fred Lampkin, followed by
the maid of honor Miss Jessie Hart
man, who, with the bridesmaids, Miss
Ethel Johnson and Miss Edna Thomp-
son, wore handsome gowns of light
blue silk chiffon messilin, trimmed in
lace, wearing large picture hats of
white chiffon with white ostrich
plumes. and carried shower bouquets
of La France roses. The bride was
escorted to the altar by George A
lovely in her wedding robe of white
silk crepe de Sc. made over white
taffeta and deliberately trimmed in
lace and white chiffon. soft tulle
veil completely enveloped her figure,
a shower bouquet of brides roses COM
pleting her toilet.
The officiating clergyman, the Rev.
Henry Dixon Jones, and the groom,
who was attended by Judge Alexan-
der Sweek, of Portland, awaited the
coming of the bride. During the i'm
pressive ring service the Spring
Song" from Mendelssohn was softly
played. after which the organ pealed
forth the Mendelssohn Wedding
March," when Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Redfield led the bridal party from
the church, which was thronged with
the many friends of both contracting
parties, who afterwards called at the
home of the bride. on East Alta street,
to offer congratulations.
The rooms were charmingly decor
ated with flowers and hooded candlea-
brum. In the reception room Mrs.
Eleanor Cameron and Mrs. Robert
Fletcher, mother and sister of the
bride, Joined the bridal couple in re-
ceiving. Mrs. Norval Jones, Mrs.
William Bollons and Mrs Ernest
Skiles assisted by mingling with the
guests. The punch bowl was presided
over by Mrs. Lawrence Frazier, as
sisted by Miss Edna Thompson, Miss
Esma Sawtelle, Miss Ethel Johnson
and Miss Jessie Hartman. In the
dining room RS. ]. r. Dickson and
Miss Roberts served coffee, cake and
ices, assisted by Mrs. A. ]. McAlister.
Miss Josephine Cameron, Miss Bertha
Alexander and Miss Mabel Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redfield, after tour
of southern California, will reside in
Heppner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
NJ. A. G. Club.

Another 800" club has been form
ed by IL ladies, called the NJ. A. c.. to
meet every Monday afternoon. Two
prizes of Havilin china are to be given
at each meeting. one for the highest
score and the other one to the enter
tanning hostess. The first meeting
was held on last Monday, at the home
of Mrs. Henry Collier. The prize for
points was won by Mrs. C. E. Trout
man. The members of the club are
as follows: Mrs. Gideon Brown, Mrs.
]. p. Walker. Mrs. John McCourt,
Mrs. Henry Collier, Mrs. T. G. Mont
gomery Mrs. J. L. Miller, Mrs. c. K.
Cranston, Mrs. c. E. Troutman. Mrs
VIII Moore, Mrs. A. ]. Goodman, Mrs.
w. Mccormack, Miss Maud Craw-
ford.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
GLEE CLUB JANUARY 4.
Twelve Musicians From Whitman 10
Appear ut Frazer Theater.

On January the Whitman College
Glee club will give a concert in the
Frazer theater. Arrangements to this
effect were made here today between
Manager Ryan of the Glee club, and
the theater management.
The Glee club is said to be unusu-
ally strong this year. and consequent
ly their coming is awaited with inter-
est. There are 12 in the club besides
Prof. Edgar T.. Fisher and wife, who
travel with them, the former being in
charge of the club. Professor Fisher
Is a vlolinist. while his wife is In
charge of the piano instruction al
Whitman.
At the concerts given by the Glee
club they furnish instrumental music
while all the remainder OF the pro-
gram Is of a vocal nature.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
Crockett -DidiOn.

The marriage of Miss Edyth Crock
EFT and Mr. Otto Dldion, of the East
oregonian. will be solemnized on next
Thursday evening at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Lucretia Over
turf on College street, at s o'clock.
The wedding will be a quiet home af-
fair. only the immediate relatives and
a few invited friends witnessing the
ceremony. The bride, a most esti-
mable young lady, has many friends
who will wish her much happiness.
Mr.. Ddion, who is also well known,
has been resident Of Pendleton for
three years, coming here from Fort
Wayne, Ind.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
"MAIN, FOUR.TWO."
o. X. & n. Operator Is Walking En-
cyclopedia for Telephone Patrons.

Perhaps no other telephone num-
Der on the system in Pendleton is
used as constantly and on as wide va
riety of topics as Main AZ" in the
ticket office of the o. r. & N. offices
in this city.
Here are a few of the questions
answered daily by Operator Jackson:
What time will the train be in?"
''Please tell me the exact time Of
day." "will the Spokane train wait
for No. II" What is the fare to
Adams?" What does a tourist berth
cost to Portland?" What time will a
train leave for Walla Walla?" Am
allowed to carry a gun in passenger
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
YOUR HAT
May he q Stylish One, But II Makes
Trouble.

May he q Stylish One, But II Makes
Trouble.
A man usually buys a hat that's "in
STYLE" but the modern hat for men has
lots to answer for.
Baldheads are growing more numer-
GUS every day. Hats make excellent
breeding places for the parasitic germs
which sap the life from the roots of the
hair.
When your hair begins to fall out and
your scalp is full Of Dandruff It is
sure sign that these countless germs are
busily at work
There is but one way to overcome the
trouble and kill the germs-that way is
to apply Newbro's Herpicide to the
scalp-lt will kill the germs and healthy
hair is sure to result.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc. in
stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co..
Detroit, Mich.
A. C. Koeppen & Bros. special agents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
Coyotes XIII Sheen.

Mr. r. D. White whose sheep cor
raj was broken into last week, In
forms the Record that he has found
21 dead sheep and has killed five coy
otes that he has got and don't know
how many more have been killed, as
he put out poisoned bait, and much
Of the bait has been taken, but nc
dead coyotes, except those that he has
killed have been found.-Arlington
Record.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
Mrs. Roosevelt Entertained.

On last Monday afternoon Mrs. c
e. Roosevelt entertained at tea in hon
or of her guest, Miss Lillian Rourke
of Portland. The invited guests were
as follows: Miss Nellie Cameron, Miss
Edna Thompson, Miss Ethel johnson
Miss Paralee Haley Miss Eva Froome
Miss Vera Marston, Misses Gay and
Besse Campbell, Miss Jessie Hartman
Miss Faye Bartholomew, Mrs Joseph
owenhouse, Misses Eleanor and Con-
stance Despair, of Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
Son Is Heard From.

William II. Pointer. who has been
missing from this city for some time
has written to his father J. M.
Pointer, that he is now working in
Aberdeen. and will return home per-
haps before long.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
Mrs. RaIey Entertained.

Mrs. A. NJ. Raley entertained a few
friends Thursday evening when 800"
was played. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Nye, Mesdames Lowell.
stillman, Disosway, Thompson, Moor
house. Babb and John. Mrs Babb
won first prize and Mrs. Lowell the
second, after which refreshments were
served.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09

John L. Ward, adjutant general Of
Indiana. has resigned by request of
Governor Hanley. He is accused of
padding the national guard payroll,
and swiping the pay therefrom.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
The Holly NeIphhnrs.

The Jolly Neighbors met Wednesday
with Mrs. A. NJ. Raley. The guests of
the club We're Mrs. A. w. Nye, Mrs.
w. II. Babb and Mrs M. p. John.
The game played was 800" Mrs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09

Two attempts by fire bugs have
lately been made to start conflagra-
tion In the lumber yard district al
Centralfa. WASH, which Is contiguous
to large number of cheap and frail
wooden buildings,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
Dancing PartY.

pleasant event of the week was
the dancing party given on Thursday
evening by Mr.. McMinn. There was a
large attendance and all reported a
fine time,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09

Mrs. c. e. Roosevelt will leave this
evening for Walla Walla upon a short
visit with friends.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
DR4EH
SOCIETY M EVENTS

Koeppen won the first prize. and Mrs.
Babb the second. After the prizes
were awarded refreshments were serv-
ed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Peringer and
daughter expect to leave tonight for a
visit at San Francisco.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
SOCIETY EVENTS

Mrs. John Dickson was hostess on
Friday afternoon for the Duplicate
Whist club.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bollons, of
Portland, who were in attendance at
the Cameron Redfield wedding, re-
turned home last evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09

The Bridge Whist club will meet on
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Gilbert Phelps
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09

Mrs. N. E. Despair and daughters
Eleanor and Constance. are visiting
this week with Mrs. Charles Berke.
ley, at their ranch on Birch creek.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09

Mrs. William Slusher and daugh-
ter, Edyth, left Wednesday for south
ern California to spend the winter
months.