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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-09
DfMASIADOS MTxICANOS,

I'm Arizona, Dem0cratas Y Re-
publicanos son del mismo pare
Ger en- cuanto & Ia question del
estalo consolidate, y todos 4
una Ell sus iuntas, convenciones
Y platicas levantan la algarada
de que en- Nuevo Mexico son de-
masiado numerosos los mexica-
nos, y que con ESQ basta para
que no sea propia la union dc los
dos territories. Esa objection la
acompanan invariablemente con
dicterios y difamaciones que no
pueden menos de ser sensibles 4
nuestro pueblo que nj desea nj
solicita tai union. En- este Sc da
i conocer que clase de gente es
aquella que tan de buenas & pri-
meras hinca el diente sobre los
mexicanos como 81 ellos iueran
responsables de la acci0n del con-
greso en- pasar 81 proyecto de
consolidation.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-09
FL ARDlD DE- UN MtRCADER.

Hace tempo que publico la
prensa del Territorio la noticia
de que q un mercader arabe que
tiene comercio en- Los Ojos de
Jemez, le habian robado una
cantidad considerable de dinero
cerca de 1,500 y que uno de
los empleados del establecimien-
to habia sido descubierto en- po.
session del dinero y 10 habian ar
restado. Posteriormente hemos
sabido de buenas fuentes los por-
memories que vamos q relatar:
Parece que el mercader en- cues
ton, cuyo Hotabre es Abousle-
man, estaba ausente de su tienda
cuando ell dinero fue sustraido, y
& su regreso al descubrir su per.
dida, hizo todas las deligencias
posibles para ayeriguar quien
era ell autor del robo, mas NADIA
absolutamente Sc pudo sacar en-
claro. Transcurrieron dos dias
sin dar paso atras hi adelante en-
el negocio, y entonces Abousle.
man diio q varias personals del
lugar que va contemplate 81 d.
nero como perdido totalmente y
no tenia esperanza de recobrarlo
.iamas, por 10 cual tendria por
gran suerte 81 siquiera una parte
pequena de la sulna perdida vol
via alguna vez q su poder. Su
conformidad era tanta EN- el
asunto que 81 la persona que ha-
bia tornado el dinero Sc presenta-
ba voluntariamente & entregarlo
lei prometia que lie daria una mi.
tad de la cantidad sin pleguntas
nj explicaciones y Sc abstendlid
de toda prosecution del culpable.
Supo el presunto ladron la pro.
mesa del mercader drabe, y sien-
do tai vez demasiado credulo 8
demasiado bobo, tragose el an
zuelo sin pestanear, y Sc presen
to en- seguida d Abousleman y lie
comunico Que 81 habia hallado el
dinero perdido y Sc 10 iba q en-
tregar confiado Ell que cumpliria
su palabra de darle la mitad.
Tom0 el dueTo el Ginero, Y en-
vez de dar al snjeto la cantidad
reclamada, puso queIa ante la
autoridad y 10 hizo arrestar por
robo mayor, ddndole por 1nica
recompensa hospedaie gratuito
en- la carcel. No Sc puede negar
que el ardid fu6 ingenioso y tuvo
un 6xito complete gracias q la
credulidad del que tenia el dinero
robado en- sus manos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-09
RUMORfS DE GUERRA.

La prensa sensational ha dado
Ell estos dias en- la mania de pu-
blicar articulos alarmistas to.
cante a la situacion que ueprevalece
en- Mexico y la probabilidad de
que haya guerra entire dicha re-
p1blica y los Estado Unidos. La
causa o pretesto para que circu-
len tales sepecies dimana de In
agitaci0n que reina entire los gre
mios obreros de Mexico, que Sc
gun Sc dice, estan muy irritados
en- contra de los extlanjeros Y
particularmente contra los norte
amelicanos que residen en- aque-
LA rep1blica. Afirman que sc
proyecta un levantamiento gene
raj para el dia 16 de Septiembre,
en- cuya Gpoca Sc celebra la fiesta
nacional de Mexico en- connemo-
raoion de su independence. SO.
bre tan fragil base, los peri6dicos
! de sensation han levantado mi
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-09
TES 0 DE AGOSTO DE 1906.
TERRONO NUEvO

les de suposiciones que tienden q
demostrar que esta en- peligrU no
solamente Ell gobierno del Presi.
dente Diaz sino tambien las vidas
de los americanos que residen en-
la vecina ppGblica. DE ahi sa-
can la consequence de que hay
posibilidad y hasta riesgo de que
estalle una guerra entire las dos
republicans como resultado l0gico
de los atropellos v matanzas que
puedan tener lugar. Todo este
no pasa de ser invenciones y su.
pOsiciones que no tienen funda
mento alguno y que nacen de In
hostilidad latente que gran parte
de la prensa de este pals abriga
contra la Rep1blica Mexicana,
pues ell supuesto levantamiento
contra los eXtranjeros no pasara
de ser alguna manifestation popu.
lar que las autoridades de Mexi-
co podran fdcilmehte mantener
dentro de los llmites legales. En-
todas parties del mundo ocurren
estas manifestaciones obreras sin
que por este Sc rompan las hos
tilidades entire naciones aInigas,
y la politica atual del gobierno
americana y las buenas relacio-
nes que subsisten eutre las dos re.
p1blicas, no justitica ell mas mini
mo tenor de que la paz sea que
brantada. De modo que los al.
borotos de la prensa sensational
no deben ser considerados como
de importancia alguna y no hay
la mas minima probabilidad de
que Sc realicen.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-09
PtC0S Dt GAIA.
Ia Gente de La Plaza de PecOs CeIe-
bra Ia COnsagraei6n de 50 Nueya
lgIesia el Jueyes de Ia SEND
na Pasada.

Como Sc habia anuuciado de
antemano, Ia nueva iglesia de la
plaza de PecOs. fue consagrnda
ell Jueves de la semana pasada
EN- preseucia de cercu de 1000
personals.
La ceremonial fue impcesiva &
imponente, tomando parte EN- la
misma, su Senoria llustrisima,
ell Sehor 0bispo Pitaval, asistido
pOr diez sacerdotes mas.
La celebration del dia Sc CO.
memo con yisperas la tarde an.
terror y la misa mayor el dia 81
guiente comenzo cerca de las o.
30 de la manana, vendiciendose
la lglesia, varias estatuas Y al
gunas ventanas antes de comen.
zar la misa mayor.
La iglesia estaba atestada de
gente, pero no pudo eontener q
todos los que estaban presentes.
Despues de las ceremonies reli.
giosas y durante ell resto del dia
Sc tuvieron ferias v otros diver.
timientos y en- la noche Sc dio un
hermoso bale EN- la casa de nues.
tro viejo amigo, Don Antonio
Roybal.
Una yez mas logramosla opor-
tunidad de congratular q la bue.
ma gente lie Pecos por su resolu.
cion y perseverance, que usaron
por dos amos y medic hasta con.
cluir una Iglesia tan hermosa,
que despues de la Catedral es la
mas hermosa EN- Nuevo Mexico.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-09
BlFNPOR LAS VEGAS.

El restablecimiento de la esta-
feta de Las Vegas, despues de
mas de tres amos de suspension,
es un acontecimiento notable en-
los anales de la ciudad, tanto
por ell hecho de haberse reparado
una iniusticia incaliticable como
por la circunstancia de que Las
Vegas recobra sus derechos co.
mo comuuidad independence, Y
puode seguir adelante sin estar
atenida 4 recojer los dejos y mi
gaias que caigan de la mesa
de una ciudad vecina. Hay ru
z0n para esperar que con el res
tablecimiento de la estafeta ha-
bra mayor aumento Y desarrollo
en- la prosperidad que uctuulmen-
te reina Ell nuestra ciudad, J cue
sus vecinos Sc veran reanimados
6 incitados 4 continuar sus es-
fuerzos en- pro del bienestar CO.
nun de todos. Por nuestra par.
te, nos alegramos de tan fausto
suceso, y felicitamos d nuestros
conciudadanos y nos regocija.
mos con ellos por esta recupera-
ci6n de derechos por los que tan
vanamente habian combatido
por largo tempo
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-09
JOSE r. SANDOvAL.

Asi Sc llamaba nuestro gracio-
so sobrino de7 amos deedad que,
victina de una fulminante febre
cerebral que le dur6 POGO tempo,
fin0 on los Ranches de Albuquer-
que, el 81 del ppdo., 4 las 4:30 de
la tarde, deiando sumidos Ell
hondo pesar & sus amantes pa
dres Don Bias Sandoyal y Doha
Ffancisguita 5. de Sandoval,
quienes en- el precoz talento y fe.
Ices disposiciones del cuarto de
sus nihos tenian colocadas sus
mas legftimas esperanzas. Mu-
cho nos condolences con ellos
por la pefdida tan sensible que
acaban de hacer Ell la terra, al
par que los exhortamos q conso.
iarse con la gss;ssa.ac!a, 81 parecer.
tan segura que habrdn hecho Ell
el cielo Nj. >, ).
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-09
BAUTIZO.

El Domingo pasado tuyo lu
gar en- la lglesia de Nuestra Sc
nora de los Dolores, 81 bautizo
de Manuelito, recien nacido niho
de Don Pedro Garcia y de su dig
M esposa Doha Tomasita q. de
Garcia. Actuaron como padri.
nos del feliz evento Don Meren-
ciano Baca y su apreciable espo-
sa Dona Conception j. dc Baca.
Los padrinos y convidados fue.
ron obsequiados con un delicioso
banquete, en- 81 que hubo tambien
excelente m6sica y melodlosos
cantos. Pasando usi muy ale
gremente la tarde.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-08-09
UNA ADytRItNCIA ARMADA
Que Mereee AtenGiOn y debe Se0uirse

III VA -EbbtA htAuOi iiitN iid iib-
blicado una carta en- reierencia 4
question de estado en- la que ha-
blan en- favor de la aceptaci6n del
estado consolidate como la 1ni-
ca alternative que hay para que
los neo-mexicanos disfruten de
los privilegios que trae consigo
la soberania del estado. Al mis-.
mo tempo da & entenderquehay
alguna duda de que Sc realize el
plan de consolidation debido ala
oposici6n que Sc anticipa de par
te de los votantes de Arizona.
Pero el interes e importancia
principal de la carta delex-gober.
nador Prince consiste EN- la pro-
posicion que hace respecto a la
election de miembros de la con
vencion constitutional V su ac
ci6n subsecuente. Dice que sea
cual fuere ell resultado de la yota.
ci0n sobre la question de consoli-
daci0n, Nuevo Mexico debe Sc
guir adelante y elegir los delega-
dos que lie correspondent bajo la
ley decretada por eli congreso, los
cuales deberan comprometerse de
antemano q asistir 4 la conven-
cion constitutional en- su caracter
Official y permanecer en- session
hasta que hayan redactado la
constitution del estado de Nuevo
Mexico. Seg1n ell ex- -gobernador,
existen precedentes que autori
zan tai proceder en- los anales de
la admission de territories como
estados. Asi es que tan pronto
como la constitution haya sido
redactada, sometida al pueblo v
aprobada por los votantes Y Sc
hayan electo los oficiales de esta-
do que son de regulacion en- tales
casos, ell asunto debera ser lleva-
do ante ell Congresopara su apro-
baci6n, pidiendo que los hechos
consumados Sc sancionen y que
Nuevo Mexico sea adInitido como
estado. La proposition delex go
bernador Prince nos parece tan
plausible como practicable, dado
el case que, como se' espera, la
consolidation sea rechazada por
los votanes de Arizona. Enton-
ces NADIA impide que Nuevo Mexi-
co obre de por 81 Y como mejor le
convenga para yer 81 el Congreso
realiza al fin sus deseos de admi-
sion como estado. Tai yez habria
alguna difcultad para eonseguir
que el Congreso tomase acci6n
favorable acerca de la peticion de
Nuevo Mexico para ser admitido
como estado separado, pues es
bien conocida la aetitud de los
Estados del 0riente tocante q la
admission de territories. Mas el
hecho de haberse demostrado
que el proyecto de consolidation
era impracticable y no podia rea.
lizarse, serviria mucho para con-
veneer q la mayoria del Congreso
y al Presidente de quelo lnaspro-
pio y iusto era admitir 4 Nueyo
Mexico como estado separado.
La proposition vale la pena de
ensayarse 81 cae en- TERRA la con
solidaci0n, y como es de suponer
que la gran mayoria del pueblo
neo.mexicano en- favordel estado,
no sera diffcil que Sc haga nueva
tentativa para obtener los dere-
chos que tantas veces Sc nos han
negado. 81 NADIA Sc consigue, nos
quedara la satisfaction de haber
hecho 10 possible para realizar
nuestro deseo por tanto tempo
acariciado de que Nuevo Mexico
figure como uno de los Estados
caharannc 10 Ia ITn;<,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18
sIx Peraona stabbed In RIot.

SteubenVille. o., Sept. six men
and one woman were stabbed and
hacked In numerous places In a riot
between Polish and Austrian miners
in a boarding house at Long Run.
where they were drinking. Three Of
the men win die. SANITY Rigarski,
Tom Sulskly and John Rogowowski
being mortally wounded. The other
four are seriously wounded The IN
terror Of the house was wrecked =.
the riot, and was only stopped b. a
large posse of constables hastily
sworn in. Four Of the rioters were
lodged in jail.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18
General Robert 6. Lee

Was the greatest general the world
has ever known. Ballard's Snow Lini-
meDt 10 the greatest Imminent. Quick.
ly cures all psins IL 10 within the
reach OF all. T II. Pointer, Hemp
slead, Texas, writes; "Thi. II tn GER
tify that Billiards. Snow Liuiment has
been used In my household for years
and has been found 60 be an excellent
Eminent for rheumatic pains. I am
never without it," sold by W. NJ.
Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18
The Original.

Foley 4 Co., Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as q throat and lung
remedy, and on account OF the great
merit and popularity OF Foley's Honey
aid Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. These worthless uni.
tations have similar sounding names
Beware OF them. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar 10 in a yellow package.
Ask for it and refuse any substitute.
IL Ia the best remedy for coughs and
colds. j. W. McCollum & Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18
Four Persons Drown.

New York, Sept Flour person.
whose names are unknown were
drowned from a launch In the lower
bay Friday night when the launck
was overturned in a collision with a
scOw. Four other members Of the
party In tine launch-three men and
a wOman-cung TO the bottom Of the
boat until they were rescued and talk.
on 10 Stapleton, 5. l.. by the steamer
II Paso. At quarantine station they
refused to give their names or to tell
those OF the persons drowned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18
At THE OPERA HOUSE.
Peruehi-oVpzsns Company Entertain.
ed Good Audience Monday Night.

49, ~NNS 'N'S'0eN 'N'h'Ns
Az enthusiastic audience filled Ed.
wards' Opera House Monday night Il
see the opening Of the muoh.heralded
Pernchi.GSrzsne Company. And II
was a we'll pleased audience, too, foI
the performance was undoubtedly one
Of the very best ever given here a,
popular prices.
The play was THE Hand Of Man"
bright aud stirring coined ~ .dFAms,
full OF action, life and interest and ~.
plete with excellent comedy situa.
tionS,
Mr.. Ed Laws ence. ~ Richard Ralls.
ton, leapSd Immediately into favor
and 10 certainly the best leading man
asen here in long time. Mr.. George
+, Cotter kept everybody laughing
nearly all the time he was on the
stage aud was the LTD Of the play. lie
10 one Of those comedians who cannot
be- described. He is just funny, really
funny. naturally, and you cant help
laughing at or with him almost every
time he speaks.
Miss Helen Amelia Reid was win.
some. iorceiul and convincing ~ Rose
Rallstou. the energetic and loyal wife.
and Mas Nina FAISig vas bright, snap
ny aud vivAcious ~ Betty" The rect
81 the company were all far above the
average In sbillty and the play, free
entirely from tedious and wearisoms
sentiment and love.scsnes. vas q real
success
The speciAltlss between the acts,
and there were plenty ~ them. were
oil new, brigh' aud good. Lawrence
aud Gonzales, In their clever sketch,
"rhe Cuban Soy" were vigorously ap.
plauded again and sRain Baby Nell,
= precociously bright little child art
let, won high favor in some catchy new
songs. Mr.. Cutter vas recalled sever.
oil times for inimitabls singing and
dancing and Mi" Flsi.ie Eept every.
body interested In several Of the latest
aud briRh,ssi Of serio.comic song..
The company will play here tonight
and "Wednesday night, changine play
aud speciality program entirely At
ever performance,
The PLAY for tonight 10 the famous
sen,Imrnal drains. Eagles Meet, &"
which 10 A,d 10 be most thrilling
one
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18

liyou are troubled with liver com.
plant ans have M, received help read
This, Mr Mary l., Hammond
Moody, T-xAs "A ~ss in poor health
with liver trouble oteV . ysar
Doctors did me 90 good and I tried
Hetbine, and three bottle. eur~d me
| esn't say too much tot Hetbiae, as 4,
10 9 wonderial liver medicine I al.
Ways have q in the house Publish
whsrs you wish" sold bJ W ". Joha.
son.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18
Another BANKRUPT.

d, BoFer, . merchant OF Starke. hA,
been adiOdged bankrup, BY Commis,
sioneE Palmer, referee in bankruptcy.
A meeting Of the creditors 10 called for
Monday, the Ath inst, At Starke
Bores hA' been = prosperous merchant,
apparently, for some time. and this
sciion came ~ q surprise to even hi,
most intimate friends.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18
Murder Caused hv PnlI,ln..

Ashland, Nans, Sept l7.--Frank
Jones was Killed and l.. G. Jones. hi,
father, seriously wounded by George
Freeman al the ! rs farm, In OKLA
homa, 25 miles sou,h OF here. The
cause Of the trouble was the elder
Jones appointment as democratic cen.
trail committeeman over Freeman. The
murderer escaped
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18

r T1s.. a. Isss DAN PoaH sassp~ ca
''esssss irs q. A p- FsAa "a Ru s.evs.s Ga
eana
s@s'A Car 's~s sSrs. ae' Iss'o
NeuFh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18
A Clear Complsx,en ana BrISh, Eve,

In most ease, . sAllow, blotehed
complexion aud doll heavy eyes are
due 10 poor digestion and an inactive
liver 0tino laxative Fruit syrup
aids digestion and stimulates the liver
aud bo~vls aud makes the complexion
smooth and clear. OHno laxative
Ftnh syrup dce' not nau,sa,e or srpe
aud 10 mid and pleasant 60 uke. Re.
fnse substitutes J W MeColIum
4 GO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18

You are after. Whites CrvAm Yer.
mifage has . world.Side Frpa,ation
a. the bee, Of eli ~orm Destroyer aud
foe iIs tonic ihnaehes on wsak and
uhIhrit,y ehlldvn. I, Improves their
digestion aud assimilation OF their
food, strengthens their nerves. system
aud rrstor~s them 10 health and vigor
nat1Eui 70 = ehild, II ycu uAR. q
hssithy, happy child. Rst . BEETLE Of
Whites Cream vssnitaxt. sold By
W. n. l0hnsoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18
tnnorun -rnI LaNnar rnr..r- -, ).

Excellent p,nisg Car Service ~ An
Through Trains
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18
Drowned IN Victor Sea, Race.

New YORK.. sept i7-rwo men
~err drowned DO the motor boa, races
On IN hutson FRIDAY rAey ~sre
Nj ferr' and uAerion who we're on
me motor boai Vesaylas. oaerun BE-
iuE dro~ncd .r an attempt 90 save
isrrN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-18
WAS A VERY SICK BOY

Cholera and 0iarrhoea Remedy.
When my boy was two years old he
had a very severe attack OF bowel COM
plant, bot by the use Of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Disrrhoea Remedy
Wa brought him out all right" says
Maggie Hickox OF Midland, Mich.
This remedy can be depended upon in
the most severe cases. Even cholera
infantum 10 cured by il. Follow the
plain printed directions and a cure 10
certain. For sale by all druggists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-21
4
BRIEF RECORD OF
COUNTY EVENTS
Special
Correspon-
dence
HELIX REFLECTS TEACHERS.
Crop In Fine Condition and the
Earmers Hopeful.

Crop in Fine Condition and the
Farmers Hopeful.
Helix. May 20.--The Helix term of
school closed Friday. Both the teach
ers were reelected. with Prof. Dutro
as principal of the school. Helix has
had very successful school term.
Delegates TO Portland.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ferguson, wife of the
editor of the Helix Herald, left here
Friday for Pendleton and started
from there to Portland as a delegate
to the Rebekah Grand lodge conven-
ton, which will convene there Tues
day and Wednesday. L. d. Smith
will leave Monuay as a delegate from
the I. o. o. F. lodge.
Mayor Isaacs has been i'll for some
days with la grippe.
DR.. Iieuallen made a business trip
to Pendleton and Adams the latter
part of the week.
W. L. knight has been on his place
on the reservation for some days look
ing after the work going on there.
Mrs. ]. E. Montgomery spent sew
Sioi uayS ia fShuietou last week.
Tho crops are in excellent condi-
ton in the Helix country. and the
farmers are in the best Of spirits over
the prospects.
Candidates are coming thick and
fast now that election is near, and
they are always welcome, as they are
a fine lot of men.
D, B. Richardson has raturnad
from trip to the Nez Perce country
In Idaho, where he had been on bus
iness.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-21
LETTER FROM FRISCO.
Humorous Review of the Situation
Written by Fred Drake.

The following humorous review of
the present situation in San Francisco
was written by Fred Drake, the we'll
known artist who was reared in PEN
dleton, but who is now employed by a
large San Francisco firm as artist and
ad writer. The letter was written to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Drake
of this city, and is in part as follows:
The reason you didn't get my tele-
gram earlier was the fact that the tel
egraph office here was swamped-
they say that they handled over 200,-
600 kilograms that week so you can
see. I got Wills telegram 10 days
after it was sent.
1 have gone back to work for the
| firm at a decrease in salary for the
time being. We have got a store in
Oakland and are building temporary
| one on Van Ness avenue here.
Every 10 feet along the street is a
stand selling pictures, postals and
souvenirs of the fire. The town puts
you in mind of a street fair until you
see the ruins, then you know it's no
| josh.
Everyone in the whole unburned
district has to cook out in the street,
and it's a sight Some have made
| ovens out of brick and others have
their stoves out in the street with a
| covering over 1t, Of whatever they can
| get-window shutters, boards, carpet
| or quilt or whatever comes to hand;
and the signs on them! It would make
you laugh!
They are named after all the old
celebrated hotels or cafes downtown.
Here Is the way one copied the Cafe
Zinkands: Cafe Zinc Can; we cook
in a can, eat what we can and when
ever we can" Another reads: palace
hotel price list on request; $50 cham
bermaids wanted; Cafe de Bum; ;
Don't flirt with the cook; pie like
mother used to make-father forgive
them for they know not what they
eat; Our neighbor has lost her cat
rabbit stew tonight: Everything
cooked in one dish here-HASH''
| "Out in the street.; Everybody works
| but father-he has to stand in line;
THE appetite killery"; "a good cook
wanted-I'm from Missouri; Ten
dollars reward for return of my can
| opener; "If mother could see me
now"
These are few of the signs you
will see on the covers over the stoves.
| Everybody joshes about their trou-
bles. One woman said the "quakes''
rocked her baby to sleep; and her
neighbor, who was so crooked before
the 18th had been shaken back
straight again.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-21
Shipping ss Carloads Sheen.

The first shipment of sheep from
the Heppner yards this spring was
made by NJ. Murray last Friday, and
consisted of 13 carloads. The sheep
were dipped at the stockmens vat
near the stock, yards. This shipment
was a part of the bands OF John
Hayes, W. B. Barratt, Mike Kinny and
Mrs. J. L. Ayers. The sheep went to
Montana.
w. w. Stabler will ship tomorrow
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-21
Snowstorm I'm Grant.

Long Creek was the center Of a
snowstorm Tuesday night, the 18th,
which threatened to do considerable
damage, but as the weather was not
severe there was little injury to the
fruit and crops. The damaging
weather came Wednesday night, how
ever. for the sky was clear and the
weather cold. The damage to small
fruit was considerable. The snow was
over an inch in Long Creek, while in
the higher attitudes It reached three
inches.-Long Creek Ranger.