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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

a, many "a Ssattle.H churches TO-
..ss0 spccial christmas musical
...s..ms viii be- stNsu seme ~ tho
sssees Will be- mote elaborate than
- aitheush christmas sermons
"a xeseial anthems Wilt be given
=. H. shelra
Al ths Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL
Ia al 10 40 a. IN. - oflertorN
"a vii be sums followed ~ an
ss,ssa .slur O Heavens There
g. shsrherta arfertafF. Nov"
!. usfhatl Williams. With q flualv
..8.<re sEsntont by beethoven.
m the eNerius AZ So o.viork
,Aefx vii be IAN organ prelude from
=, rhlfa symphony. followed by
aeunaas anthem. Unfold Ne por-
~ effcrtoty, a. r nmsliu solo.
"a Nina Martin Hatcher. with a
ses,laae chorus from -IOhrnEginf
AL WaEuef.
sacred Concert.
A sacred coucyrt Vtl be given az
as rirst Methodist Fplsropal
sAufxh Tomorrow evening az 2 so
slslsek The FIRST number Viii b.
n m anartct Mrs Helen ttaWarth
tsasnsll soprano. Miss Neltic RAM
"a eantfalto. a. WadIull tenor
M. Grout. BARITONE. assisted by a
shcrus q IS voices.
An afehestra wiil assist The lat
s,s consists % Mrs David " White.
saao. Miss Almtda Mann. violin,
usnry /. Hsttman. Nlelln. and AIRS
MR tadAh orgaulsG
Ths pra8rau viii consist % Faint
Ysusn ihe skies chorus. joy Go
a. wafld There We're shrn-
herds. - the quartet. victim Of
g,stafs. Reyrric. soprano solo.
y HaIy Nisht quartet. - Little
Fewn ~ Bethlehem chorus. Un-
nla Ys Portals. from Redemption r.
Gin America as a finale
Al - Marks church Tn the eve
sinx there viii BE- au ofreFiur, selec-
tsaa. Their We're shepaards. aud
-oiefy 60 God
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
ATTEMPTING TO
B R FAX WILL

SALT LAKE CITY. Der. s2.--fn
ths sill - the late ex- Senator A.
thur brown ORA IN August -. iatS
the rhilar~n % Mfa Anna Bradley
the eonAn who shot the senator iu
washington. are cut of absolutely
without a penny.
In the wlll he states that he never
married Mrs. Bradley and never tn
tended 10 90 30 that her children.
Arthur ana NnK. are no kin 20 hin.
ana that he wishes his executor 70
contest any effort made BY Mrs
bradley 20 obtain any portion Of
the estate. valued ht as 600 which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
Builders and Owners

Should call on Goo II Woodhouse
Co, li2 University st. for prices
on Hardware before purchasing
They have a cheap rent and low
expenses and sell accordingly. They
also do plumbing. heating. tin and
sheet iron work A call may save
YOU money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
New Train 10 California

Leave beattle 40 D m, leave
Portland 1870 p IN. arrive San
Francisco 9:4S a. m. forty-one
hours en- route. The Southern Pa.
cific now operate three trains daily
by Scenic Shasta Route
Tickets and reservations at Union
Ticket office. COS First avenue. Sc.
attic. Wash. r.. Z. Ellis. Gent
Agent $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
SHOOTS C0MRADE
fs,ar spselal ssr.les.1

TACOMA. Dec 22-An Austrian
whose name could not be learned
vac accidentally shot b pistol IN
the hands Of another man near the
hmeitar yesterday afternoon The
bullet entered the abdomen. The
man was removed to the hospital
for an operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
DRUGGIST KILLS
C0L0RED MAN
fserlnn. r.l.arsnh e.r.ls..N

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec 22-Arthur
Metzler. y drug clerk. shot and Kill
ID Al Harvey. a negro. this morning
Tie said The negro got gay and
tried 60 90 behind the counter
Metnler then toierhoned the prouri-
etur. saying Come and haul away
a dead negro, whom l just killed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
Notice to Water
Consumers
In Dist. No. 3

Water rents due and payable In
December for December. January
and February Become delinquency
January / District includes All ths
city north ~ East aud West Oaler
and Caller street Meter rents due
aud payable for each month from
the lst 10 the goth of the next suck
eeodlnR month Become delinquency
on the goth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
DECLINES JOB


WASHINGTON. Dec a2--Capi
Jack ofssnway. a miner and
former Wisconsin rough rider who
has been the guest II the president
for several days. today declined the
position % postmaster general Of
the land office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

kidnapping himself. II necessary.
nfnNn called at tho home
where the society harbored It's
wards aud told the officers 81 tho
institution that be would leave
with the boy. n he had to lick the
whole institution. They evidently
thought Brown meant what he said.
aud the NsbraakAn left triumphant
~. With humping heart and a
tight grip on the kidnapped young
aier lie did not let the boy out
81 bis sight until he arrived At
Grand Island and restored the lad
tea hts ogefioyed mother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
POLICE COURT RECEIPTS.

The total amount Of fines collect
ed from Police Judge Gordon 5
court during November came 10
o.. gkb. an Increase of s6s4 over the
preceding month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
II Depends

on the skill Of the tailor how your
clothes will hang and fl Here Is
the whole success of led White. the
tailor POS Collins building, for he
has had years of experience In max
lna fine clothes and stlll does his
own cutting Call and inspect his
superb line Of new winter woolcns
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GsnrraI


F1rsf church of Christ fsrientlstl
So sixth av; n q. ia. Christian
Science
TheaaorhicaI Society - seattle
t.aHsr. tsze s~caud ay D m.
WIN BY G. , bueaHae. u New
York
f1gst spifituallsf Society knights
u rvfhiaH hali Firsi Az near Pike
q Harrison ~ Hafttsff speaker.
Edifh p cobb message bearer T.
m IN
QUEEN city Theososhieai Society
ln Amarira Pioneer h5usA. A %. a..
" hnlf : 3 ma. Universal and In
dttIauai 10y Fret " = Kelley
Hihia Spiritual seisuee Society
a q T. " hall iegs tIfaf av. near
Virginia u Rev g. Naxrii Poster.
pa staf o. M The hsnrnfa %
Poverty g. VA The $ru Idea
- Christmas ana lis Advantages
Over TIE old
Seattle TsYehie see1stY Alki hall.
itea Second Az = u4 @couid
Christ Have COME nnsu PROM the
cfasH hf Miss " nIFa 20 g. uu.
erhs intsr- World Religion b. Rev.
J ~ nnull
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LEON is ARRESTED
tserIpp. Telegraph ssrvIes.)

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.--Dr
Leon vas arrested today on the
charge Of Illegally operating upon
Vols EtrothcrH Hywhtsrs. bride
and widow. whose husband was XIII
ed a. cuipepper. Va. BY her broth
era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
The Dance Is Tonight

At Leschi Park In the large pa
NilIpn. Wagner's orchestra will fur
I.nish good music and delightful
evening IL assured for all Gentle
men. 2bc: ladies free 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

riamnath Third av and Univsr-
ST. It Rev traneis J Nan horue.
Nh. pastor no Is a m. Worship
* Mere Msn 1a p. VA. How
Narh 0west Thou
Eixswatsr Whitman aV. near
KiIsc4fne sf Rev William a..
kAntner o Ia pastor. II a m,
~fas star in the East 4 m..
~fhe riixftms ~ 1881
Pilgrim Broadway aHd Eauuhns
sAa - Rev sidney strong n ID.
sAstox II e. 90 Christmas cautata.
Nrhe woFid Made Flesh 8 "a.
fnrlsfmas concert hy tbs SUNDAY
shasaf
tnlNsrsltY ufo0kiyu Az North
Rsv II. g Mhsun. pastor, n a. m
fkFissmaa srrvlc-a with address
fH > m. Christmas music. with
sttresa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
Handkerchief Special

4 half dozen mems haudkerchlefs
In handmmc Chnatinah box Tor Fls
" Is Hutchiuson Co. Cor 2nh and
Union Htrca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

A half dozen mems handkerchiofH
IN a handsome Christmas box for 81
" u Hutchinson Co. Cor 2ud and
Tfnfou street sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

FIRST fuurth az and sprinE a
rsv N A Matthews. p n. pastor
TIA N More Love Mafr t4gbt p
rs . m. rhrcr Essentials 90 SUE
erez
ChsFfY Street. Corner TmeutY-
neuad ~ and Cherry It Rev "
A. Stevenson. IN. u PASTOR ~ e.
n ~Ento You % Horn a savior
Is 3 m sermon o. birth %
cArixs
Banafd Rev El5uer . Thnmp-
ssa Faxtar ~ a. M tiew tn
frea 81 O. M. Our Great saw
kr@ ghristulas music.
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a1illu nl.nrs

The surlEhtliost pretticst and
eieansst butlaHque or musical trav-
sHty that has been seen here FOR a
year closes at the Seattle thcatcr
tonight
A new Swedish play. "Tnly oil
nan." opens "a the Seattle theater to-
morrow afternoon for week. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

Haven Rev. " a. ufahc. pastor
n m.. Christmas sermon. 80 b.
m THE Three Factors Ia our civ
iliEatlpu by Luther Il. Mahour. IN
-
tirHt-Third av and Marion -
n m. THE worlds First Christ
mas o m. Christmas concert
f4fst ffee-io q m. lovefrast
II a m. o. m. the Larts supper
Gilman Park. ballard Rev W
" Forsyth. rasi0r II va The
WendeFfui 80 =. ut. No Room ="
Monday evening a Christmas pro-
gram viii be given b. the sunday
y hnai children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

IL left 10 browns two children,
Alice aud MAJ
The contents ~ the viii has cnuHs
ed considerable adverse comment
aud criticism ~ the dead lawyer
The document was filed by li8z
Brown. who ia named as executor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

TsH4pis-Cagusr Taifi A. ard re-
ar - George Robert cairns. pas
fsr II M some Thoughts About
ChfisfmHa 81 g. VA satan au
HIS Travels
Tahernaeia Fifteenth AN Nurth
sna East Harrison It John Marvin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

has to undergo al the happenings
usually accorded % new corners 10
this country by the dramatlst FOR
dramatic uses. The play IL quaint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

~ A raw HOURS
ron can have summer sunshine n
gea viii take tho Southern Pacific
spmpany's scenic Shasta Route
nains. New train now leaves
Portland II 30 o. m. making three
lfains daily Fast time, excellent
nFFice and beautiful scenery
health and pleasure resorts TO suit
~ Tickets and information al
.hlon Ticket office, COS First ay..
e Ellie, general agent 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
REHEAR|NG Is
REFUSED

IEFFERHON CITY. No. Dee. -.
The supreme court today over
ruled the motion Of the attorney
general for a reheafinE Of the Old
ham race track case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

aNtaf kaHttH 1Af1eNs
The last performance 81 Jack the
Giant Killer which has run with
big nueeras. wlii BE- given al Tay-
iaf castle Garden tonight
starting towurfaa afternoon.
Manager Charles a TaYlofa comic
Opera season viii open with the
Amaden opera company production
- the always popular Mascot
This organization comes To seattle
we'll recommended claude Amsden
t. the principal comedian and HaEei
Davenport the pfina donna. The
chorus iH claimed 10 be strong and
contains twenty-five pretty girls
The chorus 10 10 be made even
stronger b. the addition OF several
% Mr. Taylor's own singers Mas
cot wii run all week. with natl
ueea tomorrow. Christmas day ana
Saturday
Aa an additional bin during the
week f.anrette Taylor and her com
pany will be seen In two original
apreinitlcr. one singing act and
the ether a recitation. vith effective
support from the Ssushoya quar-
let. Miss Taylor vii also give i'm
isations from Harry Short In The
Yankee Consul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

Choice fancy Southern Oregon
turkeys for sale. SIS Western ay..
between Col1abia and Marion. 80
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Do Not Make The Mis-
take

OF purchasing watches, diamonds.
and Iewolry or Hilvorware without
first examining the immense now
stock af the latest designs at
Frederick a Co. 7ib Second av..
near Columbia st. our fifty years
experience Of manufacturing gold
and allverware haa given us the
advantage over many others to
know the wants Of the public. and
our prices defy competition,
FREDERICK q CO., us Second av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
MILITARY OFFICER IS
SHOT BY 4 NEGRO

message for him BioodhpundH are
on the TRAN Of the would.be as.
BaHnin
On December IL the secretary 0f
war ordered the trial by court
martial ~ Captain MHeklln Tor 'c0n.
duet 10 the prejudice 81 good order
aud discipline" IN falling 80 eEer.
else due diligence In preventing the
occurrence at BrownYille last DC.
t0hef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
Parker Lucky Curve

Fountain Pens In plain handles
or gold and sterling silver mounted.
Prices. 81 90 % so %. AZ piDcr y
Taft. 1924 Second Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

Waiter Thomas Mills NiIl speak a.
the Socialist temple. Fourth az and
Pine 81, sunday at 30 =. M. on
the subject The Japanese In
VaaIon ur. the HiAek Man the
nrown Man and the Manufacturer p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

With their performance tonight
tasnasfaa afternoon and tomorrow
nlahf. Murtynne and All bis aHno-
einfea viii close their engagement e.
tha star iheatsr
Sunday Afternoon TIE Christmas
oil viii start. and owtnE 10 the fact
that u u 20 b. holiday Nrck an
effort has been made b. Sullivan a
cnnalAine 20 send 20 the home the
atsr an unusually strong aaEr~Ea To-
ton II speciality talent The head
lee hauoru will be divided BY me
Prentice Trio in arrohntie comedy
ana Gordon. Vidoca ard Flynn in "a
comedy sketch. other turns viii
be kipps and Kipps In romsdy jug
sling Claire Maynard the pflma
daunh soprano. George D. Arm
strauE the eccentric comedian, I'd
die Raesch. with q song and the
moving pictures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

UMBRELLAS Robefon fgbey
located corner ~ Third and COlh6K
bia. large line Of umbrellas ~
holiday gifts.
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Handkerchief Special

Lots Of Skates at SPINNING :
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Gold and Silver Lorgn-
cites

Vim n Fluck. Pioneer Jowclcr.
Dos 2nd ave. 80
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BECAUSE ne URGED PURE
FOOD LEGISLATION. Or. Will
~. CHEF OF The BUREAU
OF CHEMISTRY. IS A MUCH
ABUSED MAN.
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Emblem Pins

and Charms WIN. II Finck. Pic
beer Jeweler. g0s End ave go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

Christian
FIRST broadway aud East olive
ST. 4 l. Chapman. pastor II a. m.
Good With Us. 3. m The sons
of the Angels apeetal Christmas
music
Queen Anne Caller ~ and First
av Rev T. " parrt. # san Fran
elaep viii preach. II A. m. The
Evef Loving Christ 80 y. m.
Huda Christmas Giu"
ballard NrV. Arthur L Vail. pas
tor II a. M. jesus Teaching iu
itiH sermon" 80 8 m Evolution
of Gods Plan ~ the AEva
Advent 1i6 Fast JAMES at. Rev
Gsorse r Coopidor. paatars II a. VA.
The Prince OF Peace 30 y. m..
The Woman Type ~ Christ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
SEATTLE CHURCHES
TOMORROW

Dean. nlahor, slap a m II a. M
"the Present Preparation 81 the
World for christ atriai christ
mas anthems. haptiamai service.
2 SO T. m Christmas pfoHfam by
The Hihle school
FIRST Fourth aV. between James
ana Cherry Rev MYron n Haynes.
pastor. II a. an, So Il. ma. "Sui-
Glide Mania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

Episcopal.
81 Marks CORNER Madison e..
aud broadway. Rev. } T. n. tlWNd,
rector. ~ a. an The Coming OF
Christ a. thc Twentieth Century q"
Sc Il N. The fNll ~ Man and the
Christmas Message"
Trinity parish ftNhth av. and
JAMES 81 90 a. ma II a. m. so
D. M 0adun caututa. christmas
ENU..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

CLEVER. rerlcte with dialect comedy
aud nkahi, characters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-15
BY THE UMATIILA.

Yon snowy peak, that stands like
jeweled throne;
Wrapped in the mystery of subimer
height
Yon cloud-crowned purple ridges
that fore'er
Stand guard beside the gateway of
the night!
You are the masters of the kneeling
hills.
The watchmen DER the teeming
fields below:
You hold the chaliCe from whose rim
distils
The limpid Umatilla's westward
flow!
Upon her waves the moonbeams'
fingers play,
Soft as a maid would touch the an
swering strings;
Yelled like a nun. she softly seeks
her way.
Among the shadows that the alder
filings
Down from your stairway mid the
mists of grey,
Down by the echoing fields, all har-
vest bent,
Down, down toward the westward
gates Of day
Pear We the message that the noun
tain sent,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-15
ASKING ABOUT OREGON.
About 500 Letters Pouring Into Port
land a Day.

The Portland Commercial club is
receiving about 500 letters a day in
quiring about Oregon resources and
opportunities, says the Oregon Daily
Journal. The larger part Of the let
ters are from farmers in the middle
west, who have been moved by one
influence or another to consider
changing their residence to the Pa
cific northwest
All sorts of questions are asked
concerning the country, its products,
soil, climate and people. There are
letters in half a dozen languages, but
most OF them are from Americans,
Germans, Swedes and Poles. The in
quiries are being distributed among
the SO organizations forming the
Oregon Development league, and the
various members Of that league are
getting what they ask for-immigra-
tion inquiries. The letters received
are answered. giving the information
desired about each section of the
state where the seeker for information
may find conditions suitable to his
needs.
The man who wants to raise Ango-
ra goats or wool is told where he can
find conditions right for that indus
try. The fruitgrower, the agricultur-
ist, the mill man and the manufac-
turer are given special attention. The
dairyman is told how western Oregon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-15
MANUFACTURING
AND COMMERCE

The original Oregon, often referred
to as the Oregon country, includes the
state" OF Oregon, Washington Idaho
and Il portion of Montana and Wyom-
ing; in fact, the entire Colum bia river
bacin except a small fraction lying in
British possessions, and covers an
area Of $4,000 square miles. In size
it is about equal to the l3 original
statec. In variety of resources II far
outranks them.
However. II has been remote from
the commercial center of the world,
in consequence OF which its develop
,nent has been slow and accompanied
by many hardships. At first II was
necessary to bring from the Atlantic
seahoard all necessaries of life, but
soon the principal products were
raised here.
Then came many years in which all
manufactured articles were brought
from the east Very humbly manu-
featuring began, but 1t rapidly in
creased in volume, until now the cap
ital Invested in Portland alone
amounts to S32 900. 900: there are 23,-
000 wage-earners. and the product
amounts to s49.437,000. This. too.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-15

used for transportation and irriga-
tion. The fact that water must be
paid FOR for each separate acre,
whether used or not. win prohibit
large holdings for speculation. and
as fact as irrigation is established
great estates will cease to be, and the
desert will blossom with fruit and
grain Under such circumstances
every convenience of city life will be
possible to the farmer, and the in
crease in commerce will be incalcula-
BILE. The raw material will be worked
up where 1t is produced, and shipped
to the Orient at profit impossible
elsewhere
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-15

regardless of the fact that oregon an
nually sends east 2O.OOO.OO0 pounds
of wool and receives in return 5000
1U pounds in manufactured goods.
II ig claimed that the manufacture
ing states are the rich ones. and will
always remain So. This is probably
true. particularly II ocean commerce
can he linked with the manufacturing
Industry.
WHY are manufacturing Interest,"
greatest in such states as Pennsyl-
vania' The cause is not far to sock
The foundation of all such prosperity
is power, and Pennsylvania power is
produced by antnricite coal. Panish
tho coal and YOU kill the manufactur-
ing.
We have no anthracite coal but
we have something infinitely better.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-15

Until recent years It has been impos.
slble to transmit power by wire, with
out serious loss. Finally this has be-
come simple matter, and power is
now transmitted long distances, with
a less so slight as not to be worth
considering.
Such being the case, it is only IA
matter of time when the water pow
er of our mountains will be careful
ly conserved and used to replace
steam, on railroads, In machine
shops, woolen mills, printing offices,
glass works, and In every form OF
manufacturing and transportation. It
is impossible to comprehend the vast
significance Of this fact to the Pacific
northwest.
Already the work OF developing
has commenced, but very few of those
engaged In 1t have any conception of
its dazzling possibilities, and when
suggested they are considered wild
and visionary. There is no argument
in such expressions of doubt. but they
are worthy of sufficient consideration
to warrant statement OF facts
Natural conditions are such that
the oregon country will become one
of vast manufacturing region business
er, richer and greater to the square
mile than Pennsylvania; but besides
this, its agriculture. its mines. its
forests and its rivers will excel the
choicest regions OF the east The
waters Of our mountains will be used
for power ana for light then will
flow into the lowlands to be carefully
conserved, carried off in canals. and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-15

especially is adapted to his business
with green pastures the year around
and high prices for milk and butter.
1t is really difficult for a resident
in any section Of the east to make in
quiry about anything that oregon can
not furnish in the line of opportunity.
This great state is singularly wide in
its business latitude as well as its
area. 1t furnishes openings for the
eastern sugar beet growers. the wine
grower, the stock raiser the peach,
pear and apple raiser, the hop grow
er, the coal miner. the timber man,
the seeker for gold, copper and other
precious metals.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-15

Delhious with pain resulting from
pneumonia, David Sangumctu, an
Italian at stockton, Cal, disembowel-
cd himself with a razor. He declared
Ec did it TO relieve himself of pain,
and to the moment Of his DEATH sew
e,al hours later, declared 1t had the
desired effect. "FN0'e'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-15

For several months during the cur
rent year Portland has held first
place among the cities OF the United
States. in point of increase in build.
ing permits, showing in May, as
compared with the same month of
1905, an increase of SO9 per cent:
June, 100 per cent and July. 1854 per
cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-15

kon-PacifiC exposition has nppropri
.atvd 100000 for livestock snow.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-06
ON
 MT. DEWEY

Tuesday at midnight Victor Sparks and Albert HauxhurSt made old Mount Dewey look as though it were real live volcano. They left Skagway Tues day evening at about 50 o'clock, carry inc with them a considerable quantity of fire crackers and explosive powder. They reached the top of the mountain at midnight and illuminated Mount Dewey for about half an hour with rel and white fires and all sorts of fire crackers, making quite a spectacle to a great many people who were watch ing them from the town.