davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-06

Han ingresado On sl Anilo do CisgoB
de PonCs, los pRCisnts8 que 6 continuation
% EelaOionsD: Antonis Comes, do Qoe'
bEadiIlaV; Pedro Rivera, de YaucO; JoE6
Comes = P6Fss, de AE0Cibo; BdcArnaci6n
Rivera, do Guyana; Manuel LUgO, do
AFecibo.
Han ODtado hoy on ls Mansion
EjsOUtiva loB sEGg. doctor Rafael del
Vale doctor BarboHR, Hyde, sub.Oomi'
BionRdo Jones, AckleY, Howard = la
C0misi6n de dentigtRa compuaatR de loa
SEa8. del Vale, RoHB, Ramirez, Casalduc,
TFav.eso y Bonilla.
Las pelfeulaB do anoChs en- l0 pIazue.
lR do Colon, faeFon Tsalments extraoFdi'
nAEiaG. BotstadRB ca pIena plaza. Y re-
petiCi6n del 0BpfetGCulo & cada Fato. Aun'
que Js COnCuErn nCis era extFRoEdinaRia, ?,
PO- 40 Ban:o, ~ nora y EtnoEitas = nifiog sa
vieRon oblig 0dos pEesonCiar tan gFOgeras
eae0uaB de pugiIiarnc, 90 mes agegura que
la pOlioia no pud9 svitaF desds qus eCuFIit
el primer snCue1tTo de Gnos Cuantos jo-
veDSueloG dOP1prsnRivoV, que taleB eEcsnal
90 S:5:::c.'o Y 10 que suC0da en- GEtog CO
B0B. PaEsOs que Cuanda Is poIicfR quinc
intsEveDiF, psgaFon juatOB pOr poCadoFeB
E1 deCiFs PREeCs que ls que hizo IN fran
c6I-ComO diC0 81 vu'gO-Ia psg6 IN in
g'6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-06
Ia ms sgI0N De
Ia ESGuela de Agri-
CuItura en- Maya
giiez.
10 aye quisIen los esfstsros. de
PuaeIIs zoua.
EsDsrtn que q principal III q csc Centre SCI
10 sR8l1lRla d8l GGliIla tt Gss gTana.

Sc VI 4 instBlaE 90 bEeYa ca 81 distRitO
de Msy8giisz, unR EaCuela dc AgFiCultu.
r.. No hay Que deCiR Cu6ntB Cd la impoR'
tancia de un eantFo de elR fndole, In ma
tuEal gatisfaOGi6n con que aa Vs su empla'
aamisnto sllf p0E Loo sgEiCultoEeB de Rqus'
ll9 haEmosa region da r iaIa, poH CisFto ls
mGs CsatigSdR de ponuEia deBda que vino
6 menOH la principal EiquesR de la iSla: 81
cafe. e
Mas e1papan Los sCafetsroa de To Citada
zona, que gsa eI principal fin do enc centric,
la anae6snza del Cultivo del Citado Crane.
Nos PaEscs que IL RaE6n eB obYia. La
Fiqusss cafsteFa hR RRfrIdo an Ia isIa, in
tsnsog quebFant08 pOF diveEnaR razones,
entire Las Cu8les quizk no EsR 10 do menos
impoEtRneia 10 F8lativa 6 Lon visjOs niato'
mRs m6todos do Cultiyo mas 8 menoo
smpfFiCoB. De gueRt8 q, d entableCaEgs sHR
egcuela de 8 & iCu'tuRa, una pTsfePsnts ca.
fansR dc IA ndePnoI ,siGtsmaB m6todos
de Cultivo, pG fA gFanieaK { Ios abAtidt s
ggPiC torres mRYOR8B RGndjmiGnt0B, mgio
Pand0 lag OondiCi0ne8 dc In exploitation 6
Rds ptsndo 81 cultivo & modios cientffcos
que hioisTRn pTOhf.a 10 production y aca'
90 Gil 6 mG8 haOsderO 81 Obtsnsr meioEes
pFsCios. .... -.
PenBGmoB RdsuGa, an paTs inssalaH Ia
aECus'R do agFiOul6uF1 debbn esCogeFHs
tsFFanGB pFOp6Site, Los miGmoB On d0nds
90 produce el gTano, sn donds cEsca con
VigOr , loEania, hRcieado exparimspton
tambi6n On todR OIas9 dc teVFanoB, Gee Ia
OnmbFS de 10 sisFFa, sl monte, ,OI llano,
las vegas y gObPsvegSB, y pEobGndous aqus'
Hos On donde ''I8 BombER" favOrssCe sl
oultiv0, en- los paTais4 en- BumR, On donde
pudieFa hRcePR9 gran aOopio do obHeFvR.
Ci6n = estudioB de GfiCaz EsIuItsde.
-Ent9ndemoB que no hay Eaz6n para pre-
fsEir que 10 ogou0Da 20 emplRCe On RitioB
mas 6 msnos pintsTsgOoBD y Rl0iadoB de loB
busnQB pFsdioB de CultiVo del cafe.
EB deCiP, que no por siGtemR Re vay6n
pEOfeEiF dsteEminados BitioB CerCa de Ins
CiudAdtB 6 & Ia vera de las CarrstaFaF,
pueB no 8iemprs dc este Lon FoaultRdoH ape
teciblea. ...~ses.se-s.e.-
Toca 6 la cOmiHi6n que antisnde On el
aBUnto, aatisfaceE Cumplidamento las aBpi'
EaCionen de les cafstsEOV, que Bon los mas,
= lou mas GbRtidos.
ClaFO sg que, Bi pudiePa eonciliAFas la
mauaFa de que 10 ssCusIa de- agricultura He
iuAtPlaFs CsFCR do Ia 6Ssaci6n expsEimen
tal Sgtfo0la do MayRg Iaz, 6ag6n Do cree
en- 10 miGmR Ciadad, BsF1a .much0 meior pa
70 tOdoV,
Mas, clio eB que debs tsnepBs muy ca
cuents la petici6n que, PeIaGiva6 este Rsun.
TO- hogan y CencRetsn los agriCultOEsB d
cafe. - ..--~. -.--.- -, 49,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-06
Sc FenneVa ell SuFtid0.

En- todoB los vspoEes que llegan & este
puerto, procsdent8B dc Nueva York y
Europa Tscibs el acE0ditado satableCimien.
TO "Lag NoVsdados', sal Francisco IS,
nusV0 guFtido de las egpsciRlidRdes dc 10
Eam0. CsmaB para tod8 ClaBG de foEtunas-
muy REtfstiCas, con t0doB GuE aCoOsOFioB,
objetoB do fantRafa para HefioEAs y caballe,
Eos, loza, juegoB de muebleS, juguetas dc
''biGCuitA" lindlaimos, fnfSimRS essnCiaH
fFanCeBaS ydel Jap6n, pRERguaE para O..
balIerog , SOD briIiau para EafiOras y .Hslo.
EitaI, entire OttO8 mil ObjetCB, 90 sncusntFRn
allf pTeCios ConvaniantaB. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-06
Brasil siTvisndO de ''paIa".
C0mpYandO bsTC0S de
guerra para ell Jap0D.
IntImN8 TelnOlORUs entire pushI0s OrIOntlIos J
sur lm0rIClROS.

SO ABeguFS que Brasil hB dRdo 6rdensI
COngtEuCtOEes iDgleIO1, para la OOnHtEuO
Ci6n de Veinte 9 siets bGrcOs de guerra,
inOlUyendO tres GoOrasGdOo del tipo del
'DF0adnOUght" con 10 CondiCi6n de que
tOdo8 esos bRTC0B debOn usF GntregOdoB lis
toe para 81 BeRviCiV, On Ssti0mbFe de 1909
Brasil hS compEado tambi6n en- Ia fun'
diCi6n de Krupp On AIemNniR 1876 bateriaS
dc e0NOnsS, Is do laD CuAlo1 han Dido 70
entregadRF.
No o. Ciorta lR noticia do que Argonti'
No hRya dGdO Orden para lR construction
do dos aC0EaESdeB del tipo 'tDreadnought'
En- les CanCillaEfaB diplomGticaB 90 ass
guF8 que Loo 0peFtReChRmientoB del Brasil
no 8on & bsnefcio de dichR Esp6bliOaU,
Bino que gOn OOmpFag que hAco por trag.
mRnOB para 81 JRp6B.
EatO hRCo pT0aumir que OstG nRCi6n 0utG
hacienda C0nBidsFRble aCopi0 naval do un
modO miGtsEiOBO, tambi6n que entire
JSp6n = Brasil hay RmiGtadGl fntimRn que
ssguEam0nt0 no geTGn deafAv0Pables para
10 naCi6n do OEiOntO nj para 10 do Sur
Am6FiCa.
Rl E0pFo1antant0 del Brasil en- Was
hingtOn hA nRgad0 On6EgiCamonto que lOu
baEcOs que ComprR Au gobisEnO 1Oan para
81 JSp6D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-06

AuunCi6n (Par0guay).-JuIiO cha
eltallado en- oBts capital, una formidable
EOvOIuci6n. En- laB GALES hB CoTEidO ID
Bnrgra abundRntsmOnts. 30 han libFHdO
fusRtes combataB entire leo trOpa8 y Lon re-
bsldda. So afrmR que sl pE0HidOnt0 Fs'
IraiEs, que OES entim sdiAimO on TODD 81
pals, dOsdO Ia contradiction del i'timO en-
pEGstitO vino & msnoB On 81 NpEeCio dc IuS
gObernadoH nisndo general Ol delCOntento
contra Bu admininEraCi6D. Sc han FeCo
gido CentenaFeI do muOFtog On lN8 GALES.
Las ComunicaCion0s hGllanGs inteFEumpi-
dng,Io Cual impido 81 q. 90 teDgA COL 6Fma'
ci6n de RumoFe1 BenBaCionRl0B que fifman
que e8 uD cGoB gsDgFi0ntO TODD Ol pafO
De esta Ciudad, han DSlidO para diBtintaS
pAFtOB fueFtsl contingencies de tTOpAL de
FoFFeiEA. SIS cree que 10 rsvoluci6n
CusntG con grAndeG EeCuEGoF.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-06

Manila, Julio 6.-Uns AIRmblea mOg'
nR Compueata de vsintO mil psFnonN1 pidi6
& loB EStadoB UnidOB que ConCodO & Lee
Fs@aS- -seS~~loS-a@na pRiYilRs
giOB ComsrCiAle8 dc que gosa Puerto Rico.
Sc prepare RdemGO ana pstiCi6n que hRbrE
de BsF GuECEitG poF un million de irmAnteu
que temen que, dRdaB las CondiCiOreI &C
tualaB, 90 RFFuinen loa plantSdoEe8 de To-
bRCo AS6cNE. I az tGEifaB que pOBan IO'
bEo los. pIinCipRlGD pE0duCtoB do FilipinRB
son, On ConCOptO do lG msyOEiA de loB hGbi'
tantsa de osto archipelago, lRG OAuTaB del
abatimiGnto 0COn6miCo en- que este 10 ha-
lie y que va tOmRndo "a ORr6CtsF verdA'
dURSmN 1te alaHmRute.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-06
bBRIGOS Y SOMBREROS.

b En- 0l Paris Bazaar 20 han raCibido abri'
goB de Bsds negtoB con cusllo bordGdo &
$500 uno, = los hay tAmbien de $8., $40
y $12 unO.
En- sombrsFoB do aeiloEa 10 RCRbA de 70
ClbiF uno dc ultima nOVedRd que 90 ven.
deE6 dos dollAFF. Eg un aombrero Hu'
maments bRrRtO = nuK elegante. q
En- artfculoB de metal plAtsado pTopiol
para FsgaloB hay an inmsnHo BuEtido.-
PEDRO GIUSTI, FOEtaIezs %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-06
Do AdRIRlStFaCI6Rs

Avisamos q las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse 4. este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les ser&
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de La sus-
Cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
$2.25. Por un semestre $3.50.
Ror IN &flo $500. PaQO Gss-
tiRipGd0.
En- essR impE0nGR % VGnd0 paPol do
pori6diOO viei0 & $500 len 46 kilo8 CuSn
qGjntGI)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-06

Aver hall6basO On San Juan, ol i6voa
haOOndsdO do CGgQau BSlioE Florsncio Pc
lanCO' CON quien tuVimO8 oCaHi6n de dspGE'
dE AgEadabl0mOnto largo ratio. Hoy re,
RF0s6 4 Nn FeaidsnCiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-06
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

N1-~a3N-aA44A
Observation-Disclosures de Bayam6n y Oapi.
tal simultaneamento.
Dfas labOrables. Mafiana 6, z O5, $50 8
45 Hoo. Tarde 1915, Las, Bis, Abs, 5.45.
$50.
Dfas festivos.-Maiiana 6,7.Q5, $50 9A5
y II. Tarde 1915 $50, 2 so, $50, 4,SO 5,
46 y $50.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De
Cataf1O Bayamon, ida y vuelta IA. ella Sc
25G "a. clase 16e. De Bayam6n CataflO y
vuelta IA. clase 15e, "a. clase 1Oe.
Billetes OrdinariO de Capital CatailO en-
la. clase 8 centavOs.
Bayam6n 10 de septiombro de 1905
Ramon VaIdea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-06
R. del Vale ZenO
lNGENIRR0 CIVIL 7 AGRONOMO

NGENIER0 CIVIL AGR0N0MO
Con ochO oos de prdca 5onstn osce so servcOs roeo
42Gcs.
ferToi
? d. CaRaR-MonuEaa =
BxGmsn@ noEnaI
OsalubOa q gems
ds a FOraLs Sun Juan PR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-06
CABLES De HOY.
Ia COTt0 de Gasaci6n do Caracas
COntiTma una muIta a Ia BsTmu.
dez ASfaItO Comp.
La exlstsRcia de Ia PIgga deCIarada
nfiCialmaate.,
Crisis ministerial en- 81 JSp6n.
10 que Pids una AssmblGa magma de
10 que Pide una AsambIsa magma de
mas de Yeints mil fiIipin0S.

OaRaCaB, J0li0 5.-LR O0Rt0 de OaH0'
Ci6n hR C0nfirmRdO Il multa que ls fGSTs
imnussts & lR Bmmudez AAfaltO Company
agOsndont0 10 gumR do CinCo millone8 de
dollars. La OOEte jusgA gus dicha muIta
NO pusd0 ser apolad0 y que, p0U 10 tAnto.
In Comps ffa no puede Bin0 E0jgn0Ts9
psgaR. La BsEmudes AAfaItO Comp offa'
OoE6 paEa tFanEaF lR luma de $500. 600
dollars. El gobiOEnO hR dsClREAd0 que
EsCOnecs 10 exiNtsnciR de la plOg0 b0b6ni'
CO en- 81 pais, clio ha Bid0 CfCialmOnte
notiCiado & tod0n Loo pAlBsg que uOstiGnGn
FOlaCiono8 CON VCne2uOlR.
Ntw Yovk, Julio SCI gobieEno do
Mexico hR p0dido & los EstRdoB Unidog
que impopgB & lag RutoTidadsB lOCaD0l de
loB Estad0B fronteFiZ0g, Gl msreCi6O c0Rtig0
Dor peFmitiR les fraCu0ntGs invasiOuOs dc
partidaa FavoluCionaEia8 en- teFFit0Ti0 mexi'
CanO, RsCibisndo RdemGG de a8O, en- "a a0no,
individuoB pEtfogoB do la juAtiCia mexiCA'
ne. Ell tbi0rno de Mexico 0Cuga PNTtI'
CulaEments como dignaB Dc ejemplOH CaIti'
60 6 Las autOEidRdGs DEL Rio y TeXAF.
Madrid, Julio 5.-LR Mii1TR SAnZ, que
hAbfa sntAblado un ploito contra peESOnaB
EeaVes de eltR CoEtO, soatsniendO lR legitl'
midad do 10 reclamation que hiCieEA &
nombE0 do 90 hijO para 0btenor la EevOI'
iCn do 10 Fenta vitOliCiS que l0 flo Gl di'
funto roy Alfonso XII, hs p0Edid0 tai
pleito On 81 -CuAl la representa- pEimOEa'
manta 81 LCdo. don NiColGs salmOE6n. En-
lOB CfFCulOH polItiCcB re- haCen divsPBOl CO.
mentaRioB aCeECa de eata a8unt0, que llam6
lR general atsnCi6n do EBpaiia SimpatisAn'
do no poC0B BdbditOG do AlfOnGO XIII con
10 litigants geii0Fa Sans.
Tckio, Julio 6.-El gabinots pE080nt6
ON maga % dimiVi6n Capga dc una grave
crisis ministerial detorminRdA pOF 10
OampIsiidad del pEoblema eCOn6miCo REte
o. Oual les prinCipRle8 fnAnCigtN8 del inn
psFio 90 ven psEplejoF. Aunquo en-
Ios CfrCuloB diplOm6tiOOB % BAb0 que s0tn
% la VOrdad de Leo CoBaE, el pEoteXto de Loo
dimiOsnts8 90 Ia onfsFm0dOd quo AquRjR 81
primes miniatrg, pE0tsndiondo OnCubEiEBe
CON clio la divOTgsnCis de CEiteriO entire
los mss impoFtants8 hombFOn de Estado
aCoFCa del Citado problema. EI miniItrc
de RoIaCioneg ExtSFioEOB h8 1idO nombEa
do EmbaiadoF On IUglatsEEa. So ignOro
Guien saT6 nombrRd0 ministEO de HNCien
de-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06
PUBIC SCHOOLS GUARD
AGAINST TYPHOID

Because of the prevalence Of ty-
phoid in the city the school board,
through city Superintendent Landers
has issued orders that all the drink
ing water al the various public schools
be boiled. This is now already being
done at the high school and 1t was
announced this afternoon that the
other schools will be required to do
likewise.
At the present time two popular
high school students are i'll and this
fact has brought the matter Of TAX
ing precautionary measures home to
the school people. Glen Mccoy,
step-son of John Greulich. is one of
those now i'll with the fever. He has
been at the hospital for several
weeks.
Miss Effie Parkes, daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. Joe Parkes, is the
other student who is i'll. She is at
her home and it is feared she has ty-
phoid.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06
TEACHERS GET
SHARE OF FUNDS
SUPERINTENDENT WELLS
MAKES APPORTONSIENT
sum OF Over $1,000 Is to BE Divided
Among Schools of Counuty-Task
of Allotting Portions 10 Each Dis
trict Is No Easy One-Amount Is
Larger Than Last Year-Due to
Smaller Spring A,pportionment

The regular October apportionment
of state and county school funds is
now being worked out by County
School Superintendent Welles, who
expects to complete his task by tomor-
row or next day. The total amount
of county funds to be apportioned is
S7,75S,11 cents, while the state fund
amounts to $10,174.35.
According to the present law the
county fund must be diminished by
several dollars before the per capita
apportonment can be made. Every
district whose teacher or teachers has
attended a county or state institute
the required number Of hours is CIV
en- S. for each teacher and every dis
trict which has employed a teacher
and conducted a school the required
number of months, which is four,
is given $50 After these sums are
taken out the per capita apportion-
ment of the county is so cents.
From the state fund the per capita
apportionment is $3.50. 1t will be
seen from this that it will be difficult
task to determine just how much
money each district is entitled to.
Last October the per capita appor-
tionment of county funds, after the
other sums had been deducted was
10 cents and the state app?rtionment
was s1.75. The shortage In the c6uh-
ty funds is accounted f0f by the fact
that the April app6rtlonment this year
was much larger than last year, leav-
ing less to be divided in October.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06
Late Father of Oregon Pythianism.
CAPTAIN BUCHANAN DEAD.
rEAther of Oregon Pythianlsm" Died
In Portland Sunday.

In local Knights of Pythias and
Odd Fellow circles there is deep re-
gfet over the death in PnVtland nigh.
before last of Captain d. Il. Bu-
chanan, pioneer steamboat man and
capitalist. He died after Il lingering
Illness and was 20 years of age.
Captain Buchanan was the first
grind chancellor of oregon in the
KnisAhts of Pythias and his continued
zeal in behalf of the order caused
him 10 be called the father of Ore
gon PYthianism. At the last session
OF the grand lodge he delivered an
inspiring address and was given an
ovation.
The funeral will be held In Port
land tomorrow afternoon and will be
conducted by the grand lodge X. of
P.
Grand Chancellor Gus C. Moser has
called all grand officers to Portland
to attend The service.
]. w. Maloney of this city, who is
past grand chancellor of the order.
left for PortiSnd this afternoon.
Captain Buchanan was also a men,
Der of the Od6 Fellows.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
MUSIC LOVERS HARVEST

The extraordinary cut price special
sale by the Eilers Piano House at Sl3
Main street. Is on in full blast. The
Eilers house has bought out the en-
tire stock Of the Thornton Music COM
pany in order to have a suitable place
to make a grand demonstration OF
their magnificent stock. Everything
from a violin string to the choicest
and most costly pianos are being sold
at terrific cut prices. 1t Is a genuine
slaughter and no matter what buy
er selects whether violin, guitar,
mandolin, talking machine, banjo.
cases Of all kinds, accordions. brass
horn, organ, piano. player piano or
Grand, a big saving in money can be
made at this extraordinary sale. The
store. Sl3 Main street. Is open every
evening until 10 o'clock during this
sale.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06

G. w. Knight left last evening fol
Helix,
VIII Tallman, brother Of J. V. Tall
man, left this afternoon for Walln
Walla.
Attorney S. f. Wilson OF Athena. ID
in the city on business before the cir
cult court.
Mrs. George w. Proebstel returned
to her home in Weston last evening
after spending the day in Pendleton.
j. Il. Lieuallen, the prominent Ad-
ans farmer, was here this forenoon
and returned to Adams this after
noon.
Attorney +. II. Bartlett of Hermis-
ton, came up from that place last
evening, having business before the
circuit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Helmick, who
spent the greter part of the summer
here. have moved to Pendleton.-Long
Creek Ranger.
Mrs. S. ]. Wilson of Monument has
gone to Pendleton to attend the third
district fair that is being held there
Long Creek Ranger.
A. f. Eberhart, representative OF
the Columbia Bridge company, re-
turned to Walla Walla this afternoon
after a business visit in the city"
Miss Dolly Kruger, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. T. j.
Cheney OF this city, returned this
morning to her home in Portland.
A. w. Robinson, manager of the
Oregon Lumber company, has gone to
Spokane to visit for several days and
10 attend the fair now on in that city.
Lloyd Harris, popular druggist who
formerly worked for Tallman & COM
pany, but who is now in business at
Wilbur, Wash, is back upon visit
with friends in this city.
Miss Edna Thompson, who is at
tending the Fischer school of music
in Walla Walla, came over this af-
ternoon to attend the Hartman-Fer-
guson wedding. tomorrow.
c. w. Wall OF the RAIDER furniture
store. went to Adams today to meas
ure the Odd Fellows hall at that place
for about 1000 yards Of carpet which
the RAIDER store is to put down for
the Adams lodge of Odd Fellows.
Rev. Levi Johnson, Presbyterian
Sunday school missionary for eastern
Oregon. Rev. b. II. Harper of Mil
ton. Rev. f.. NJ. Warrington Of Pilot
Rock. and II. II. Gilbert of Milton,
left on No. today for Ashland where
they will attend the Presbyterian
synod which meets the last of the
week They will be joined at Port
land by Rev. ]. NJ. Corneilson, who is
now near Mt. Hood.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06

VIII Boner the missing young man
for whom his father and the police
have been searching since yesterday
about noon. boarded a westbound
freight train at Barnhart station
about o'clock last evening. This
was the Information gained by Chief
OF Police Gurdane this morning and
is the first intimation as TO the di-
rectiOn take1 by the young man. who
IS supposed 20 be partially demented
as We'll as partially paralyzed.
Young Bonner, who is about %
years OF age, was brought to this city
for treatment several days ago by his
father, G. W. Bonner, a prominent
sheepman OF Wallowa county. II
seems the young man had suffered d
stroke of paralysis while at Sand
Point, Idaho, several weeks ago. and
was brought here by his father as
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06
ELLIS OPENS CAMPAIGN
At CONDON WEDNESDAY

Beginning with tomorrow night at
Condor, Congressman W. r. Ellis will
spend the remainder of the campaign
on the stump at the Sherman-Glliam
district fair at Mayville. but this
speech will be non political
From there he goes to Clatskanie,
where he will speak Saturday night
Monday night he will be at Rainier
and from there ne will be sent into
Coos county. So far as he knows now
he will be expected TO deliver six ad-
dresses in the coast towns and then
he will be returned to Weston
Though he has not been so informed
it is presumed that the central COM
mittee will expect him to close his
speaking tour in this part of the
state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06
soon as the parent. heard of his sons

soon as the parent heard of his sons
illness.
He has been improving rapidly and
is now able to walk about, though
enc arm Is helpless and he has but
little use OF one leg. He disappear
ed yesterday morhing while his
father was 'phoning to a daughter at
Wallowa and owing 10 his almost
helpless condition and his lack OF
means It was feared he had wandered
off and been seized with another at
tack Of the disease. 1t seems, how
ever, that he objected 10 returning to
Wallowa and that he has deliberately
undertaken to beat his way in the
opposite direction.
So far as can be ascerteined by the
officers and his almost frantic faith
Ar, young Boner walked as far as
Barnhart, where he boarded the
freight train last evening. The tel
ephone has been called into use and
II is believed he will be located this
afternoon or tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06
Saratoga Chips (Anti-dyspeptic).

Most dishes requiring deep frying
are denied the dyspeptic because they are
usually fried in lard, and lard does not
"agree." The following recipe will be
welcomed by those of poor digestion:
Peel the potatoes and slice thin into
cold water Drain well, and dry In a
towel. Fry few at n time In hot Cotto-
lene Salt as you take them out, and lay
them on coarse brown paper for short
time.
The above recip, can be followed
without the least fear of disagreeable
after effects. The chips will be crisp
and dry-not greasy, as when fried in
lard. Cottolene contains no hog fat,
but is made of purest vegetable oil 1t
is recommended by physicians generally.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06
Smiley Refused Prize.

William Smiley of Nolin, the man
declared by the judges to have been
the winner of the guessing contest
conducted by the j. j. Hamley har-
ness store, refused to accept the prize
rendered. He is satisfied that f. F..
Fletcher and not himself is the man
who guessed the nearest TO the actual
number Of stitches taken by the ma
chine and therefore he did not feel it
was right to accept the prize. Mr..
Hamley is therefore spared the ex-
pense OF giving two premiums instead
Of one as stated in Saturdays East
Oregonian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06
XirgiI Wade Found Guilty.

After being out but a few minutes,
the jury in the case of Virgil wade
charged with simple assault, last
evening brought in a verdict of gull
ty. Wade is the young man who was
accused of having assaulted Herman
Lehman, an old man and a cripple,
near Pilot Rock, about two years
ago. The alteration resulted from
dispute over bill which Wade Is
alleged TO have owed Lehman. To-
morrow morning at o'clock was the
time fixed for passing sentence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-06
GOT Ills HAlE BACK
Was Perfectly Bald when lie started
TO Use Newbro's Hcrpi ide

Frederick Manuel, Maryland block.
Butte. Montana, bought bottle Of %,v
bros Hcrpicide. April G. 80 and ucsaa -
use It for entire badness. The hair iol
il,les IN his scalp were not dead 1nc ia
20 drys he had hair all over his head.
on July 2 he writes. "and today my hair
r. as thick and luxurlant as any o.e
eouli wish" Newbro's Herpiclde works
On an old principle and wish new c 10
covery-d,stroy the cause ANA you r.'
move the effect Herriclde dest,c-s 'L>
germ that causes dandruG. falling tar.
and finally badness. so thlt with i1e
cause gone the effect cannot r mail.
Stops falling hair at once and f new
Growth starts. Sold by leaning
druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample
to The Herpiclde Co., Detroit. Mich
Two sizes-50 cents and Sl.00.
A. @. Koeppen & Bros