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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-03
Presbyterian Church.

Corner College and Alta, w. l.. Van
Nuys, pastor. Bible study with class
es for all. at 10 a. m. Morning wor-
ship at II. Sermon, "Where Is the
Ark Of the Covenant Today" Young
Peoples meeting at $50. Evening
worship at 1880. Sermon. as the
Bible Better Than other Books?" The
Brotherhood Bible class for young
men at the close OF morning worship.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-03

]. j. Hamley of Pendleton. first on
two sets team harness. one set car
riagc harness and saddle.
Noble Bros, of Heppner second on
saddle.
r. w. Jewett of Pendleton, first on
churns.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-03
MORE AWARDS ARE
ANNOUNCED TODAY
JUDGES or EXHIBITS NEAR
END OF WEEKS DUTIES
Only Furit Awards As Yet AnnounC-
ed-MorrOw County Takes Prize
for Display of County Products
Milton First i'm Awards TO Town
ShoWings - Pilot Rock Display
Gets Deserved Honor.

The judges Of the exhibits are near
ing teh end Of a week of arduous la
Dor and only the prizes in the fruit
exhibits are as yet unannounced
these having been especially heavy
The following list includes the award.
made public this morning:
Grains and Grasses.
Levi Eldridge of Pilot Rock, first
= ON dozen stalks of field corn.
A. \. Mann of Milton, second on
display of nuts.
Columbia Land Co.. of Echo. first
on alfalfa and first on alfalfa meal.
f. A. Sykes of Milton, second on
collection of grasses.
J. w, Short OF Milton, first on pop
corn.
NJ. G. Williams Of Pilot Rock, first
on best collection of grasses.
j. NJ. Hemphill of Pilot Rock, sec
ond on popcorn.
Henry Huber. first on evergreen
sweet corn, yellow field corn, and
second on white field corn.
p. A. Bonncy of Echo, first on
broom corn.
II. w. Coe of Echo, first on nuts.
Robert Chapman of Milton, second
on yellow field corn.
II. Khuberg of Milton, first on
white field corn.
Morrow county was given the pre-
MUM for the best district agricutu-
raj display ,s.,~
l.. b. Zell of Milton, second on field
corn.
d. Cox of Heppner, second on white
oats.
II. f. Nash of Heppner, second on
buestem wheat.
Shelly Baldwin of Heppner, first
or bluestem wheat
Fred Lucas of Heppner first on
white barley.
II. Nelson of Heppner, first on blue
barley.
Doherty Bros, first on sample of
rye.
]. X. Olden, first on Indian field
corn
Ed Brown, first on white oats.
Don Rice, first on club wheat
French Bros, first on winter wheat
$. L. Carson, first on display or
nuts
Milton booth, first on district agri-
cultural display.
Pilot Rock second on district agri-
cultural display.
Robert Dick Of Pilot Rock, first on
popcorn.
French Bros. second on winter
wheat.
Honey.
T.. J Baringer of Echo, first on
honey exhibit.
Manufactures.
]. j. Hamley of Pendleton. first on
two sets team harness. one set car
riagc harness and saddle.
Noble Bros, of Heppner second on
saddle.
r. W. Jewett of Pendleton, first on
o1,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-03

Two large grain warehouses at
Pusbey station, three miles south of
Pullman, Wash, were burned to the
ground early this morning with all
their contents. Both were full of
grain awaiting shipment. The amount
of the loss and insurance is not yet
known.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-03

George Wood and RicharH Brown
were seriously and perhaps fatally in
jured Saturday when the tnreshing
engine owned by Giles & Brown blew
up while In operation on the ranch
OF John Oran. about four miles south
of Lynden. in Whatcom county,
Washington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-03
Manufactures.

e. Baringer of Echo, first on
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-03
Ministers Meet.

Monday at 10 o'clock the Pendleton
Ministerial association will meet for
it's first session after the sumer vaca-
tion. Rev. w. l.. Van Nuys will pre-
sent he paper of the day, the topic be-
ing "Ts the Church Educating Her
Children" Election of officers
II. L. STOREY, Sec.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-03

Mrs, c. c. Lathrop of Seattle was
found dead in her bed at the Waldorf
hotel in Seattle from an overdose of
bromide. taken TO induce sleep.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-03
Church of the Redemcr.

Sunday school will be at 10; divine
service with a celebration of the holy
communion at II a. m. Evening song
at 1880 p. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-03
Churche s
German Evang. Lutheran Church.

Services at Pendleton Sunday. Oc-
tober 4, at p. m. at the Presbyterian
church, corner Alta and college
streets All members are cordially
invited. Geo. L. Sprattler pastor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-03

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve is the best salve for piles. Be
sure you get DeWitt's. Sold by Tall
man & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-03

Rings Little Liver Pills for bilious
ness, sick headache. They keep you
we'll A. c. Kieppen & Bros
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-03

All the news all the time in the
East Oregonian.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16
Gn Sfipperlpgn.

Slipper Sllen: vSeg bap6e en:
gang Ell Stl0, iom bar tam."
Slipper @anlen: n5lu60er oq
2egn!"
Slien: $50, iaameno er set ian6t,
leg fiife6e SEN / set 6p6e SAB. Sen
ferite Gi6 fit sen SOB til at bore /
Saltpan6, men li6t efter li6t penne-
De leg Sen til at lepe / Serifpan6, og
lerte Sen Jig til at bore felt
uoen Gan6, og 0en bleD iaa tam, at
ben boppebe efter mig, bbor leg git,
og Sen loa foran min &pie ON Scot
ten."
Sanien: u@por er 6en mug"
Olien (tprrer en- Taare bort:
er borte null"
Sanlen: n@porle0es gift set til?"
Slien: $50, Ter gu, leg bar !
eano en- Dag, og me6ens leg par bor<
Fe, fal6t ben Seen og orllfneoe!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16
Fan lite belbreoes

bea .lofa1e Mtibler. ba be TIE Tan naa ben ar9rebne Sci
bit er heb fon}ttnttonele Mibler. 91bbeb foraoriagea
neS En- beten6t 8ilftdnb al Glin1binben ! bet eufto1iffe
gssr: geaar, 6.tte Gsr bhoer tnfIauaeret. u1erfer Sc en-
E E,;sas e! Spe sasr taar sa eeaerltg S'selte, % rasr ben
@eteneelie!! tan tiernes. % Bette opr: gieugioes fin
amorn,ale 1ilitanb.- pl Serelfen sere sbtto8t for FEEBLE.
~ ~ ID ast Ct !. Ist II trsssseISss oee aetarTA: ber e. in
81 hil9tpe ct bunbrehe Dollars foe ethbert 9tlfelbs
al DSnbeb sQoroarta9et at Ratarrtl. JON lite tan tures
re4 uto Haliss Catarrh Cure. Sfrtn efet 9trtnl0re,
fit. s. S.*G1enep d 60. 9nIebo. r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16

sNSa@ssag Ass#sSs s@ gsNM 5s#sSSSg&
BE e 7 d 8 Z i II y
5fitfele e. u8pffeIaget" eller
Jon ben iaa iprgelig befienD,
e 9ampbaab MI be6er, bar giennem-
Jaaet Separation peo Mpis @erft.
gift itrafs ieong mes fin 8irf-
ombeo iom 8ugieroomper. Set er
;uloitenotg oppuoiet og ommalet
1leo en- imuf gren 6arpe. St6ligere
oar set groat. gn6ptoere er Der
foretaget en- Del 6oranoringer ins
.oenborbs, iaaleoes er ser inorettet en-
flor @onotanf. Sngen al Beetle
gamle Manofab er MI meo
8aaoen.
&ulraS fra Moi s Gas
y e + t. @ele 2anepaggen at Mois
@asperf ramleoe us / @a6en peo
Mionatstioer forleoen Scat. Ser OPP
bepareoes omfring 500 Sons 8r1l>
Iom ogiaa ramlet us. Statsingenie=
rem, iom tillige er @eitprer. al Cas-
berfet, og en- anben Iunftion9r itoo
netop uoenfor oe fom Jig iaapiot un=
ra. &el0igpis ct ingen forulDffet.
Gar llbeloet ifet ON Dager, piloe SCI
let ibrgeligt no, ga @aoen er iterft
trafiferet, og Der ierlig feroeS man'
&c 8ern / Strgget. @aben er MI al
iperret. Mariagen er naturligpis
at Ser bar peret for tung 8eloitning
@asperfetS 9rift ct life binbret.
g tort s Dperi p q
@ignif. S @uloime6 Sens @pen
iens 6orretning pao @igpif er for
epet Snobruo og %itiaalet Game o!
@erreubre, @uloarmebaon6, Sling
meo bi6ere til Ct 8elpb al antagelil
$1,000 &roner. 0giaa bos @ulo
imeo $. Slien bor Set peret Sno
bruo, men Ser er fer fun i%tiaalet 70
40-50 &roner. 9esu0en bar Sni
6ru0StDpe p9ret poa SCRIBE / Sote'
8rDggeriS Splag, bpor &engeifuffe
tie er aabnet; men ser laa life op
beparet nogen &enge, og l16bpttet 10
SDpene blep blot 2 bolpe Slo1fer 81
9p6 be6 en- 6 l. a b. 6
enc taaen0e Silfploe fon6t forle0e
:|Ste6 paa &ingebl1 gamle &irfegaar
UNDER 5Dper Mor0rums 8egrapeli
ga Yrobit &oren leite &itl1alet fall
en- Mrbet0er> Sans &rogruo, iom ne
op Dap0e ringt meo &irfens &lo:
fer, Opo ON pe6 Sen oabne @ral
Mtan antog fprit, at Set par en- 9
lpimelle; men Ga Sor0feItelien nog
Diebliffe efter bar fuloen6t, funf
tDpftor 9prum, iom par tillteoe, fo1
%ltatere, at Dpben bar in6traa6t. &t
flor Sauge fulgte mes Selget tilbae
til Nororum, for at me66ele gnfe1
lom Ser bar tilite0e, set igrgelil
@uoifab. Hreiter1 bolot en- Mnoal
for 0en 6pbt grebne Toriamling. 81
feloet paa &trfegaoroen bar ope:
maaoe rpitenoe og gioroe ct meg
itarft Snotrpf paa allie.
8iguni,o 6g6eite
tB prga11. S &pifne itaar e1o11
ben gamle Breitegaar0sbpgnin!
buor Yaitor 8iernlon boebe. 8
mango, JON peo 2eiligbe0 far beip(
8iprgan oil meo S11teresie minoe
oen lille gamneloogie 8Dgning ME
De lnaa bpggelige &erelier. SSft
mnolt Dil Sc bulfe Sen imale Sra
trappe / u@angen", bpor 10 en-
8pgoenS &iemper temmelig burti
blep befor6ret ne6oper al SEN itert
Hreitemano.
8Dgningen CT panelet og NAL
men oilers fife / pi6ere goo Sorfo1
Ming, lerlig bba0 @run0ml1ren at
gaar. Gen ct mil6eit talt ifrpbeli(
poa enfelte 5te6er neIten pef. 8p(
ningen oil iaale0es life funne itaa II
lenge u6en grun6ig &eparatio1
Selp ON ben ltoar en- Gi6, pil be
/ etbpertfal0 blipe ne6repet, naor Sc
%nuD9ren6e @ier leberer @aaroen, 0
6enne blir 6elt.
Ser bar for nogle 9lar ii6en Sal
ON at iamle Sc fornpone @i0ler t
Sn6fipb og &eitanrering al 8pgni1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16

Der, BEN Sag, ga n1an nlerer Sopeo=
angrebet fanot @teo.
Gt1Spol6=M onnm c n
It e t. Den i%agfpn6ige &omite bar
in0ltillet til @opeofomiteen for Meo=
mulnentet, at ser rettes en- Mnmob<
ming til 8%illeobugger @igelanb ON
at gjsre en- @fitie til Giospolosmo=
nnmentet. Snoitillingen er enltem-
mug og mnoertegnet at &rfiteft
@erm. 81. Scbtrmer, 9r. Otto Mn=
bersie11, gfspeoitionscbef 81. COLLECT,
Mrfiteft Soral6 0lien iamt al Ma-
leren Crit @erenifiolo, JONI bar un=
Oertegnet foru0en paa egne Segne
ogloo for Cliff Yetersl en, lom 'er
bortretlt.
8 9nfelig Dp6s=
# 5. @rabpr &uu6 fra &riltia<
mia 6e6e for en- Sio ii6en paa @fot=
! ios UNDER mistenfelige Smiten6ig=
beoer. Ser gaar ubDggelige &pgter
ON bans 500. 9e iom paifet 2tget
fonot Merfer efter bololomme 5teo
/ l1n6erlipet og paa &pggen. Set ct
oplplt, at ban bar peret @ienitano
for poloiomme 0perfalo &ba1oen
ier fan 6poe, og at ban berun6er
ifuloe fal6t u6for en- Srappe. Sen
al 2egerne uolte6te 9gosattelt H.
Ser paa &pelning paa @runo al 8e=
rulelle. Ser oil blipe foretaget ner+
mere l1noeripgelie / 5agen.
g y 8an6berf i8ar1p.
} Gn flor @egipenbe6 I @ar6e 8ps ST.
%itorie fan6t Ste6 5. %. September
ioet @pens npe @anoperf er lat
.l0rift og funftionerer 116mnrfet. 81
to un%6erfieiife &an6leoninger, jon
bper er LOO Meter lange og 1ig=
ger paa en- 9Db6e al in6til 80 Me.
ter ODER set petr= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ieiuno> bier Jig at ligge iiffert.
,2an0le6ningen bar en- iamlet 2eng=
Sc al 1890 @eter. Sta6singentpr
Yer 2arlen bar efter allies Mentng
uofert ct ualminoelig goot og folio
s(rbei0e. &an6perfets officielle
Soerlepering finder Steo ienere.
90 in6er fra $ b B e 8
1T / 5 e n. @eneralfonlul @briito=
pberiens &onfursbo (5erboet) lom
fom UNDER Sftfterettens 8ebanbling
/ Sum- 1899, er iluttet me6 en- Dipi-
oen6e til De uprtoritereoe &reoitorer
;!af 1926 psf. S 6enne 9ipioenoe
er inobefattet set 8elpb, ser / oen
anoen Me6in6baper at 6irmoet,
) &oniul &iricbenftetns &onfursbo>
fal0er paa acknowledgements. So
ets Mftipa u6ger 1857, $50 &roner,
Masiefrao og prioriteret @ielo iamt
9epoiitogiel6 1,290,435 @roner, og
ben iamle0e uprioritereoe @ielo 49,
S54,212 &roner. &onlul &irlcben=
; lteins Serbo, iom tom UNDER @fiftez
) rettens 8%ebanoling / Stunt 1899, er
ligele0es iluttet meo en- Dibioenoe
, til 6e uprioritere6e &reoitorer al
I0.09723 pGt.
9Itraot $ erreeb e
vi 0 I g t. @ppotefbanf6irefter @in,
Sc bar fiebt oct gamle &erreieoe
! 9itraat, | @erbe6en al Eronobiem,
laf $. &. Seftpes Mroinger. &iebe-
iummen er ubefien6t. Ser bar tio=
!, ligere peret forlanet 10000 Ser.
}. Goblet bar en- u6itrefning al 3d.
10000 @aal, booraf 700 Maol oprfet
Marf, 1000 Maal Sfog og 1000
Maal 6prfbar l16marf. On 1tprre
! 8ren6torbmpr og 2afsefife tilbg-
rer @ien6ommen. Ser er en- ober-
' maa6e interes1ant og bel be%oIigebolot
Borg paa @ienoommen, bbor iom be-
fjenot flere at Morges megtigite
! Slegter bar boet> blan6t andre og-
iaa Gru Singer til 9itraat.
Sen npe @ier obertog Gienoom-
men fra 1. 9ftober. @e6 @aIget er
Ser for al Sremti6 paabeftet @ien-
BONNER &lauinler tiliigten6e 8epo-
ring al Ben gamle Borg meo Gilbe<
bpr iamt af Sfogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16
/. nor0e. :
5foIes betprer soma.
Mos i &riitiania> en- at
Norqes opgtiglte Sfolemeno, er Of
aaaet pe0 Dpoen II lar gammel.

90 / c + e I e n S n 3 e t.
Oper bele Morge bar Der ! lengere
sio paret inoiamlet til ct 6ono, Der
lfaI bore @tatsminiiter Micbellens
Mapn og inoiiftes til bans Mre og
, iom Minbe ONT Norges 6riglerel1e.
suolum1ingen er 1,u luttet, efter at
sen bar inobragt 100000 &roner.
,'Gonoet lfaI MI opergipes til Miebel-
len, iom n1Qa treffe 8eitemmelle ON
;, sets M%nben0elie.
Ct $50 Mars 80 5 G
D. fou 6reoerifsbal6 feire oisle 9as
&c. Set bar i 1868, at &arl ben
5'1icn6e @ultap> utilfreoS meo nobDt:
tet al &osfiloefreoen> lag6e Blonel
D ON at erobre bele Morge. San OH,
greb oa Sreorifsbalo, men bleo mel
flor Sapperbeo 1aoet tlbase a
8penS 8efolfning. en- lioen Spiti
beligbeo blep afbolot 8. II. Septem
Der, ben Sag, 6a nan n1ener Sopeo
angrebet fanot 5teb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16

!,iogle Minutters GorIgb. ga ST.
@olan fom frem % iaa, bbao ban
bapoe giort, retteoe ban / Sortpilel-
lie @eperet MOB Zig ielp og piloe trpf-
fe lps. Mon maatte afpebne bnm o.
faa BAN biem til bans 2ogi / Spba-
len, bbor .&r. @perett blep bos bam
ON Notten. San bap6e al og til re-
ne &rampeanfalb al 5in0sbepegel-
ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16

SgrgeIlg g aa6efu 5.
On 9itriger, @r. Bola1, bar ibpit
beret paa @lgiagt / Sp0alen. Com
6slge bao6e fan en- Seger 8ernt
&omo fra @naaien. Gorleoer1 bar
oiSie to fommet inc paa ST. Sgn,re
&uitfelots Sagtomraaoe, bpor ST..
SnitfelM ielp og en- @%nglenoer. &r.
@berett, orep Sagt meb &lauS Seig-
tra fra @ebu iom &ienotmano.
3iterrtgeren og 8ernt @omo frlgte
ct @lgipor; % @omo Jet 1roget rdre
Jig / Sfogtpfntngen / Sen &etning,
Sporet fprte. SON flyer "a til ST..
Holau, lom er noget neripnt, at mi
maa ban ifpbe. 9iterrigeren ffp6er
to Sfuo nmio6elbart efter binanoen
% treffer &lm1s Seigtre / @fuloe=
rem, ioa &11glen gaor inb / 8rpitfas
len. &lans raaber til @uitfelot, ION
gaar lige bagefter: u0e ffp0er mig"
puitfelot ipgrger, bbor ban bar trui
IS Mrmen," ibarer &luus c.:
ipnfer meo oct iamme ON for BET on
bet Club, iom fnuite bans bgirs
&nn n6aanoe6e efter blot
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-16

6 m u Sfogfisb.
5noaien Commune bar fisbt Glen.
oommene @trinomoe11 og @eiterrtoen
/ Snaalen, iom foru6e11 bDrfet Warf
omfatter 5000 Maal Sfog, for 49,.
600 @roner. &iebet blep goofienot
/ Statsrua6.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-25

and bound man. Austin drew back
the mans sleeve and the figure of
Venus, the love goddess, springing
from the sea foam, showed in red
and blue tattoo.
Now look at this" said Austin,
flashing the light in the mans
writing face. you read the pa
pers, | suppose.
The girl nodded. 1.-THE Syracuse
Kid" she whispered, fearfully.
Austin assented, gravely with
an inkling of this, do you think |
would have stood by and let you
go?"
She began to moan there in the
chill dark night.
81 am sorry for you" he said.
"You can slip back upstairs and
nc one will Know."
She ragged now. Sorry! do
not want your sympathy. Go!
can take care of myself"
up the ladder then and prove II
and good night and goodbye"
And the protector OF damsels start
gu away. JlS ildu hui BOuS ~ lccs
before the low summons came.
"Billy-come back!"
The girl was all trembling and
penitence. "Forvice mel" she
pleaded 81 SIN overwrougbt--it IL
enough, isn't it--and that thing ly
ing there. Oh, Billy, you remem
Der the old days--can't we 60
you and together" She ended
in little wall.
But the man shook her gently
from him. mot now--not this
way"
Sobbing the least bit she mount
ed the first rung.
Tomorrow" she asked, "yor
will Gomez"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-25
lPSVUNANEyXAZXV

At the stroke of IL Miss Eugenia
Arden arose. A brown satchel re-
posed In a chair and into this she
pitched the miscellany dearest to
the feminine heart-powder puffs,
curriers', cologne and His Picture
and the picture she kissed and
kissed.
And then a pebble or something
few against the window glass and
Miss Arden almost screamed. She
stole silently to the window. A
ladder stood braced against the
house and she began to descend
this. In two minutes she had
reached the ground; in another
minute pair of strong arms had
clasped her and faint. bullseye
ray showed the face of one other
than the Dearest harry OF the
much-kissed photo
"Billy Austin" she half scream
ed. "you--I was not coming to
you'll"
Mr.. Austin smiled, though he
did not relax his grip. He was a
tall. trim, vel! dressed fellow. with
the kindliest, saddest eyes in the
world.
II know, little Gene" he whis.
pered. What you sought lies over
there" He motioned to q dark
hulk ontstretched In the gloom.
what have You done?" the girl
gAsped. drawing back.
Don't shudder, little girl. He's
safe enough for years and years
Of bis devils work among women. "
Miss Arden Strengthened up. "He
r. my iiance. ! will not hear your
SANDER"
Come saic Arden. and they
approached the PROSTATE, gagged
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-25

Do you recognize themf OF
course all the women readers will!
They are the Three Graces,"
Miss Annette, Miss Minionette and
Miss Antoinette, out for stroll in
their new suits.
Besides being full of graces. each
gown represents the seasons new
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-25
SUM MONS

No 26036
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State of Washington, in and
for the County of Spokane.
Clarence K. Higgins, Plaintiff
VS..
Daisy Higgins, Defendant
The State of Washington to Daisy
Higgins, the above named de-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within sixty days after the
date of the first publication of this
summons, to-wit: within sixty days
after the 25th day of August, 1908,
and defend the above entitled &C
ton in the court aforesaid, and an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff,
and serve a copy of your answer
upon the undersigned attorneys for
plaintiff, at their office below
stated; and in case of your failure
so to do Judgment will be render
ed against you according to the
demand of the complaint. which
has been filed with the clerk OF
said court.
The object of this action Is to
obtain a decree of divorce by
plaintiff from defendant.
L. H. PRATHER.
M. T. O'CONNOR.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Postofice address: Room sos
Hyde block, Spokane, Wash.
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SPECIAL JUDGE TO
TRY PATRICIDE CASE

JACKSON, KY, Aug. 25.-When
the trial of Beach Hargis, charged
with the murder of his father, was
called today it was announced that
a special judge would be appointed
by the governor to try the case.
The father was Judge Hargis,
famous leader of the Hargis clan
in the feuds which made Breathitt
county famous. Beach shot his
father when refused money.
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est IDEAS.
The long, shapeless coat of lus-
terless silk with heavy braiding
and simple sleeve Is especially one
of the best models offered.
The other two figures show the
charming lines OF the modernized
directOire gown.
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''In a week" he began, but the
noise of a slamming door inter
rupted. Lights sprang up in the
house and shutters tapped noisily
outward against the wall. From
an upstairs window a half-awak-
ened individual began fusillade.
Ping! Ping! went the bullets three
yards away.
With mad frenzy Mr.. Austin
grabbed his lady from the ladder
and backed into the friendly
gloom. In another minute they
were running side by side through
little alley. From the harassed
house came a yelping to indicate
the Syracuse Kid had halted an
aimless bullet.
Fate decides" whispered the
running man. isn't it dear, kind
Fate?"
And the girl pressed his arm in
the darkness.
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WHITE AOU81 O8Y GOODS co.
Riverside. Howard and sprague.
CHANT MUSIC co.. sos-sio River
S's THn Donn MI nLno-
TRIC CO., 11S-12O Lincoln Main 1888
KoNAB DRUG co., Washington
and Riverside; Main 2s2;
Riverside: Main 1893.
CASCADE LAUNDRY co., ell
Bridge. Maxwell 286r t.
s10xANE CEREAL fnED 4
FUEL co., Rock Springs coal. 0101S
Division. Maxwell 800.
{ gigs and butter. o1425 Monroe,
WASH. TIRE nzPAr1 STATION,
iuto. tire vulcanized. bicycles and
'undries. Repairing 0606 Monroe.
MT1oRoLx NA1xET, Meats.
sal sprague Main Iot7. 49,,
ss6k 1xtSaxA x1 osagr' co. g. 7ss Riv-
GoID1M WEST sAxHzx. EisoA
Sprague. Main Alto.
~, IAIn rHAaxAox. Easss sprasus.
4. 4: AysrIr. Feed. osa4 Monroe.
1HoApwxY xoMB DAxn1Y,
l715 Broadway. Maxwell 6l7s.
w. o. TOoTI, Groceries. S14 Pitts
burg st. Main 1890.
06BxH, PRATT . 1oDDxNg, Fur
niture. Main and Post. Priv. Eek. %.
WARE BROS, Hardware, tents and
awnings, 1875 Howard. Main att.
n. =. YH10U, Harness and sad
dlery. s22 sprague. Main 4iss.
D1owN'9 RKA1KACY, Monroe
and Maxwell. Maxwell 1890.
RoxAMB DT1AW LAuMD8Y, 401
Howard. Main 174,
YUu CREEK DAIRY CO., S18S
Division. Main a26
Stevens Main 2487.
TKu ALMA CASH GROCERY,
Second av. and Cedar. Main SOS.
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BOSTON MARKET, Meats. Secona
av and Cedar. Main 1927.
CANNON KILL FUEL b ZOE 90.
Wood, Pacific and Brown. Main 1907.
STANDARD COMMERCIAL COL-
LN0E, Columbia Bldg. Main 9221.
o. \. MARKET, Meats, o71s Mon
SQUARE DEAL xA1xnr. Meats.
oo.oPnRATIvE RnALrx co.. q
Bernard. Main 1882.
RINaEL MIKEsnLL. Timers.
Eel" EAST Tp END iPHxsMA6x, Napa and
Sprague. Main 1921.
UxIoM FEED co. Eislo spragps.
'1xhIEn GROCERY 90. olsa7 M
vision. Maxwell 22c.
xEnoLD DRUG co., sls Riverside.
oMAs. n. sruxans. Jsweler. sls
A' ). CLARK wArsox. opticlan.
TINE 3. A. GH0CD1Y. Main 23Aii
BROADWAY D1Y GOODS 90,
Maxwell 272s. 1875 Broadway.
BED CROSS MEAT EA1xnT!
Wagons and II ,rses. oa36 Monreey
THE VIOLET HAx1 DA8AAsxJ
Ladies' Hair Goods, Combs AND
Toilet Articles, Cent? TsApees. 4lq
Sprague. Main 1895,
sPoKAMH TAILORING %. Maid
1923 +. Sl7 SpraEue.
ENDIRE TEA AND C1o0xExH
90. Main 202. eli Riverside
RAMNEY AND D1BNA1D, Mai4
s4Ss. 1898 II. Sprague. i
WE1T EIDE PHA1lkACY. Ash
and Indiana. Maxwell liz.
DoODY D KILDo1N, Grocories|
Hardware. Maxwell 3l47. Ash and
I.Tnnx Ant STUDIO, Portraitd
Main 3477. 26 Wolverton block.
DAVIS sKoN co. liz Post ~
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bottom for a minute or two. II
papers are used sticking is infre-
quent.
Old Gent-Neat race, that, SON.
ny! That black horse of Sheedy's
is a dandy. But who does that lit
tie brown bobtail belong to?
Boy-That belongs to the little
brown horse, sir.
According to Maine packers, the
sardine season just closed has
been most successful for Is years,
and business along coat will show a
profit of over a quarter of mil
lion dollars.
$50 you are still looking for an
honest MANI"
81 am" answered Diogenes.
What Is the lantern for?"
That's to test him with. I am
going to lend him the lantern, and
If he brings that back I'm going
to try him with an umbrella"