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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

HEALY 4 GILLESPIE,
Real Estate and Rental Agents
"a Cuurch St, near Market
SIS, ,000-Corner. 6 lovely fats and rooms
each; in good condition; lot 80 foot front;
rent $500 month; near 14th and Market
streets.
So. ooo-4 fats Of rooms each; rents for s12o
month; big lot: in the burned district
S12. ooo-corner 18th and Sanchez; rent s12o
-. month; store and nats; always rented.
en- Gate park; lot 30x137:6; rent 500 mo.
$S,vOO-House, rooms and stable; lot 42.6x
10. TO rear street; the house sits on
20x1I5 and the lot 22:cx115 could be
built on; offer wanted; on Folsom st.
Sf,O0O-Corne- with nice COTTAGE could easily
be raised and store put on corner; 18th
s6,25o-Eizabeth near Diamond; fats; 4,
ro'ns and bath; modern; rents $50; lot
s4.5oo-House of S rooms, In good condition:
MeAllfster near Stanyan-
S4.0oo-cottage, rooms: modern; on Laurel
ST: near Clay; big lot.
S4.oo0-House Of 6 rooms: hardwood finished
and modern; must be sold; on Coiling-
wood St near Market
Lot, 1900; corner; 30x100; 9th and Natofna
Lot, S2U, ,00o; S5xl00; 9Th aad Natoma.
Lot. $4,000; 5lxso; Valencia and Market.
Lot, $1,000; 30xso; Valencia 18th. -
Lot, $3.50; 25x90: Howard near 7th.
Lot, $500; 25x76; Guerrero near 18th
Lot. 50. 3.500 25x1O6; Co.e near Fell
Lot, $1,000 on ID St; VIII exchange Tor inn
proved property. city or country.
LOT, 5000; 25xsoi Harrison, east of Sd.
Lot, $f,S50; 26x125; Rivoii ave.
Lot. So, 900. 25xS0: Jessie and 9th sts
Lot. 5000; 4Sx75; 5000 mortgage; Howard
Lot. $4,000: 2oox2Oo: corner; close to rail-
road; fne for mfg location or warehouse.
HEALY. &. GILLESPIE,
-l4 CAnrch ST, near Market
CENTER { 4 sPADER,
Real Estate,
Selling. Renting. Leasing
Fun Charge Taken Of Property.
GOO Market st,,s adjoining Chronicle Bldg
sie.ooo-Rents s1s5; 3 modern. fats on suffer
81 mr. Scott: 6-5-7 rooms; large base
nle1f; lot 25x137:o
rooms; tnting for $50: on "s Brodepick sHs St
close TO Fulton; lot 25x10O.
$4,150-Good buy; small hats, and ) rooms
eon Elizabeth ST. near Castro; rents SAL
$2OOO-Snaps lot on 10th St within 200 feet
Of Mission; owner must SELL
IS, f5o--hake offer; 1915 Castro st, nr. 25th;
cottage rooms, bath and basement; lot
z5xll4; $1,000 cash. balance 10 suit pur-
$5,50o-Rents $50; asbasgain; 2 fats 4 and 5
roomss modern improvements; lot 25xioO;
Bryant ST. ar. 10Th
Snap-Choice lot on De Long av. 1875 IT. south
Frederick; 45xS0; be had very cheap
$lz5OIAnotier cheap lot on st nr. San
$2.100-Nake OFFER; fine lot for fats on Wood.
ward near Duboce.
$2,l00-Nertheast corner Castro and Elizabeth
SITS. 2Gxlo5; cheapest corner in the Mis-
S. 50o-Grand NE. cor lot On Dolores and 21st
sts. 25x92:6; offer considered.
$i'2So-SS0o cash; few lots on Utah and 18th
s2,5oo-WorSn So. 500; NE. cor. on 18th ST.. Blk
100; 5000 cash is all required TO buy this
10th ST. corner Shotwell. in lots 10 suit at ex-
trenlely low prices and on terms to suit
purchasers; particulars at office. -
CENTER 4 sPADER.
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OSCAR HEYMAN AND BROTHER.
11S Montgomery near Sutter st

llS Montgomery near Suffer st.
BUILDING LOTS.
$40 MON IHlY
Are you looking for a choice, level building
lot close to tie lines, SCHOOLS and at
short riding distance to the heart Of the city:
LEOPOLD wEINsTEiN. agent, you car can see
today lots ranging in price from $500 and up
ward If you call there today he will be glad
ar.. Railroad as. and lots in the Mission dis
trict. There is large list TO choose from.
RIcHMoSD. DIsTRIcr-we have braacb
Office at 4lst and Point Lobos av A large
hst OF choice marine view lots TO select from.
SUNSET BRANCH OFFICE. 4sth av. and
II st 0nr agent viii be pleased to show you
lots that we have for sale in that locality.
sl0o-corner; s5xloo IT.; close to automobile
boulevard. Abbey homestead; So monthly
f5JV-x5xl00 IT.; Brunswick near Lowell ST.
81 .40o-aiorrel place OF Pacinc and Lar
kin st.
we arc building modern ) room and bath
cottage on Point lobos ay. near s5th av: high
basement. concrete 6oor, gas and electricity
with all modern improvements; property fronts
car line: has marine view. Take Clement st.
on easy terms.
OSCAR HEYNAN AND BROTHER.
l1S Montgomery near sutter st.
WILL cxchaHge very pleasant residence In
choicest part oc Oakland's best residence dis
trict for llats. apartments or other Income
property and pay or assume difference:
house has il rooms. 2 toilets. bath. laundry
storcroom billiard room. five porches. etc
magnificent view; coarenient TO the Key
Route and streetczrs; or will sell on favorable
terms Rox $3.50. call Office.
CORNER LOT FOR SALE
Washington 81. pear Powell. where the cars
turn, faces the bay: rifv cannot be aobstmcted;
basement aud walls all ready; VIII sell this
week. $4,000 or less; see and make offer.
JULIEN SMITH, real estate agent, 2124 Brod.
erick st.
s3l .oo0-New story building on Fillmore ST:
apartments aud store: years lease: 1856 per
months $1,000 mortgage Owner 800 Webster.
WILL pay cash for lots hlocks. cottages house
q Oats; any part OF city. Box 500, Call Office.
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HEALY 4 GILLESPIE.

Send for OUR LIST of property for sale.
BALDWIN & HowErI. s1s.s24 KEARNY ST.
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L0ANS-We have anoney to lend on s. F..
real estate at current rates Consult our loan
department.
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SHAINwALD, BUCKBEE & CO..
q Montgomery St. Lick Building.
Phone Douglas Al
REAI, ESTATE AGENTS.

q. s..------
AUCTION !.
AUCTION -
AUCTIONil
Referees sale of real estate In partition at
salesroom of Shainwaid. Buckbee Co., n
Montgomery ST., THURSDAY, APRIL 30,
1908, at - o'clock noon. Nos. 547-540 Hayes
St and Nos. 44S-4Jo Linden av.: store and 2
fats above of rooms and bath each aud 2
hats on Linden az. of rooms and bath each
rents S22T-5o per month; lot 2T:6x120 feet. 2
frontages. This property is in the best busi-
ness block OF Hayes St; opportunity for a
bargain and gilt edge investment.
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Members of the S. F. Real Estate Board.
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LOTS ON EASY TERMS 80
Only one-ffth down, balance in I. 2. 3. years:
interest per cent per annunii prices
range from 81. 800 to 81 600: Lombard
Devisadero and Greenwich SITS; :. lots are
lever and ready IL buiid oa.r See these
at once. Cheapest building lots In the city.
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HAYES


ALAMEDA COUNTY
Lot IL in Block j. RIinknerv1le tract, and Lot
in Block 1. and Lot IL in Block D, Klinkner-
vile tract. -ssst- q
TOWN OF GROVER, SAN LUIS oBIsPO
COUNTY
Lot in the north line of Long Branch nv, 3o2:6
feet west from the southeast corner Block Io2
size /250xt37:6 feet; also Lots Nos g. TO- III
IL in Block 81. Town of Grover. {
HERMAN sHAINwALD. Referee.
80
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An ARTISTS HONE, tfs. Sc, 800.
MARINE VIEW.
Built for one Of the worlds most celebrated
portrait painters and cannot be duplicated for
30 Per cent more than the asking price. The
shirgle exterior. with Its spreading caves.
hanging balconies and unusual studio window,
stands like 4 castle on a corner lot and COM
mands an uneQualed view OF the city and the
sea Beyond The feature of the Interior Is
tho immense living room. 4ox3s. formerly
: used az q studio, dining room. buffers pantry
and kitchen complete the drst door; 3 Chambers
and bath On, second door. There is lower
nat with q separate entrance on the other
street Of 8 rooms and 2 baths Mortgage of
$1,000 can remain. This Is a snap. as artist
Is forced TO perm4nentiy occupy London studio,
Of ARTISTIC temperament Key at office, which
Is noar aboree dw efling.
e N FRITZ, 1901 Masonic Ave
!. Open every day. including Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

THERE'S MONEY FOR YOU IN
FRESNO COUNTY - WILL YOU
COME AND GET YOUR SHARE7
Here are some startling figures about tss
wealth OF Fresno county
Read thetn--wcpder about them-and then zsk
yourself II you wonldast like to live in a coua-
munity where Land produces such per capita
THE PRODUCTS OF FRESNO COUNTY
LAST YEAR BROUGHT $4,000 900: rHB
POPULATION OF FRESNO COUNTY Is a. 600
THAT MEANS A PER CAPITA FARMING
ANNUALLY OF $500 q FOR EVERY NAN.
WOMAN AND CHILD IN FRESNO coCNrx-
Where IS there another agricultural county
that can make such showingf
Come and get Jour share Of Fresno counfy'B
great wealth.
FREE FARE
TO FRESNO
II you are home seeker. the Fresno Chamber
OF Commerce Is willing 10 pzy your ailro&d
fare TO Fresno. Asx Mr. Hansen. az the Board
Of Trade rooms. Ferry building. for f1A par
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JAMES Jill ESF II ~. -.
255 MONTGOMERY ST.
$780, nats, and rooms: lot oSxiz5;
reuttng at 500 per month. near Market
and 14tb mortgage $4,000 can remain
S7.5Qo4-oak near Lyon; = fats Of s aud Z
rooms; lot 32x1 1O;s. must ba. sold. .
Sc, ,0e0-2 nats Of and z rooms. lot. 25x1oo:
Harrison st. near 25th; mortgage N,70o
$7,50o-4 dats.s rooms each; Perry st. hear
Sd; renting at 500 per month. !,
$5.500-2 mats; s ana Il rooms lot ~25xI20;
rents $60; 9th ave-, Richmond district.
e7,500--8 sdats.s and g rooms; cottage In rear
roonis !; rents @sa.5o per month; lot
Vacant Lots Ready to Build. On.
IS, bryant east Of ID. 26xSo.
$1,000 Corner. 50xloo, pear 10TH and Guerrero
d JAMES GILLESPIE,
2c5 Montgomery st.
sc.5o0 -Modern residence Of = rooms. bath.
1aundyy, finished basement aud nne garden !:
lifhted b gas and electricity; will sell fur
,njsh<d make ans. reasonable offer; owner
.paugt s1<ave city; Will take $5-5 500. mortgage:
lot z5xl25. 5Ix .csstro ct. M. 10th.
JOHN r. isAR.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
206-5 Mills Building.
Phone D1uglas 1907.
FoR ssle--zots; 5Qxl20 on 18th av. between ]
and r sts-; 25x120 on 10th ay between and
sts: ba5Sain; only $4,000, J. MOORE.
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MISSION REAL Estate

G. H. UAiBsEN & CO
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s41, ,o0o-Nw. corner close to Van Ness ay.; resi-
dence of 20 large rooms and 2 baths:
large concrete lined vault; large lot. 7s:6
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-15

state college at Pullman. The work be-
ing ACCOMPLISHED by the state college
is of the utmost value to the farmers
and fruitgrowers of the state and mas
been the means of adding thousands
of dollars to the revenue of the agri-
cultural and livestock industries. One
of the most important works being
carried on by the college is the aid be-
ing given fruit growers in their fight
against the Goblin moth, woody aphis
and other fruit pests which have
proved so destructive to Washington
orchards. These pests, however, are
being rapidly destroyed through the
scientific research being conducted at
the state college and impaired to the
fruitgrowers who have been quick to
realize the Importance Of the good
accomplished by the college. A few
fruitgroWers have been slow to heed
the advice given for the preservation
of their orchards but the campaign OF
education conducted by the college
authorities, aided by state officials, has
proved beneficial and with few eX-
ceptions fruit growers are now COM
plying with the regulations required
for cleaner and better fruit.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-15
AN EXCELLENT SUGGESTION.

Senator Piles in a communication to
the Spokane Chamber of Comerce sug-
gests that a representative exhibition
of all the varieties of fruit grown in
the state of Washington be kept at the
national capitol as means of advertis-
ing to the thousands of people who
visit Washington each year, the fruit
industry of this state. Senator Piles
says that he frequently receives calls
for Information concerning the fruit
regions of Washington and he believes
an exhibit, maintained at Washington
would prove an excellent advertisement
for this state. The suggestion is an ex-
cellent one coming at a time when
thousands of fasteners are turning
their eyes westward and steps should
be taken by the principal fruit districts
of the state to devise ways and means
for maintaining an exhibit at Washing
ton The exhibit, however, need not be
confined exclusively to fruit as with
but little additional cost a cereal and
vegetable exhibit could be maintained
with the fruit display and in this way
the agricultural resources of the whole
state could be demonstrated. Undoubt-
edly the Washington delegation would
lend every assistance possible in Civ
ing the exhibit as much publicity as
possible
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-15

himself up and be sent back to stand
trial. Humphreys story is considered
remarkable if true.
Managers of theaters at Great Falls,
Mont, have been notified by the county
attorney that after March 1 the thea
managers indicate that they will fight
the order.
Marion Pullite has been sentenced at
Missoula. Mont, to serve five years in
the state prison for shooting at officer
lC. A. Farrell at Missoula while the lat
ter was attempting to arrest him.
At Boulder Mont, Tuesday George
Piatt was convicted of murder in the
first degree. On January 1, at Basin,
Mont, Plat shot and killed Eugene
MAIDEN, following quarrel over al
legged mineral claim jumping. He, was
sentenced to life imprisonment.
The court at Valdez, Alaska, issued
an order a few days ago that all of the
gambling paraphernalia taken by the
government officials at the time gambl-
ling was closed last summer be de-
tstroyed by fire. For several months
There has been no gambling of any kind
in the town, and the destruction of the
faro layouts and roulette wheels now
ordered by the judge is the last act in
wiping out the open-town policy, which
for so many years prevailed in this
IcOuntry.
track walker discovered two rail-
road ties wedged between the rails
mile and half south Of Ashland, Ore,
Tuesday evening, a short time before
passenger train No. Is was due. The
ti-,s were securely wedged with rocks,
so that the obstruction would surely
have wrecked the train. The miscreants
ARE supposed to be hoboes who had
been put off the south bound passen-
ger train in the afternoon.
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would doubtless shock him first and
eat him afterward. He returned to
Athena with a whole skin, but is actu-
ally aggrieved at the Leader because
of his failure to locate the animal
Here's Boyd's own version of his
hunt: THE cougar yarn published in
Wod's nefarious and unreliable sheet
caused the editor of this paper a siren
uous trip. After wallowing through the
snow up Bobsled canyon to the summit
Of the Blues, We struck the track of
jackrabbit. Utterly exhausted, we to-
bogganed down the down the noun
tain side, wishing at every slide that
the colonel was there Our paramount
desire is to plant him at some con-
venient spot on the river edge where
schools of fishes can feast on the best
bait ever"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-15
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR WALLA WALLA COUNTY.
Guss Swanson, Plaintiff, VS.. Agnes @.
Swanson, Defendant.
SUM MONS

SUMMONS
The State of Washington to the said
Agnes 4. Swanson, defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date Of the
first publication of this summons, to-
wit, within sixty days after the 2Sth
of December, 1907, and defend the
above entitled action in the above en-
titled court, and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff and serve a copy OF
your answer upon the undersigned, at
torneys for plaintiff, at their office be-
low stated, and in case of your failure
so to do, Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand OF
the complaint which has been filed with
the clerk of said Court.
The object and purpose of this &C
ton is that the said plaintiff may OBJ
tain a judgment and decree of the
above named court that the bonds OF
matrimony now existing between the
plaintiff and defendant be forever
dissolved, and that plaintiff be grant
ed a divorce from said defendant.
RAIDER & BARKER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Rooms 313-14-15 Ransom Building
LA Walla, Wash.
publication Dec. %, 1907.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-15
HOW'S THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned. have known F,
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING NNHAN & MARVIN,
:, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-15
News of the Northwest

| Fred Miller has been arrested at
Chewelah on the charge of being an
accomplice of Henry Ludwig, arrested
at Hillyard a short time ago for pass
| ing forged checks.
w. H. Black, a switchman in the
Northern Pacific yards at Elensburg,
Ifell from an engine Thursday morning
| and was run over, both legs and ore
arm being horribly mangled. He live
but a few hours.
| At Tacoma, Thursday, during quar-
rel between Giles C. Bush and Harry
| Owens, the former drew a revolver and
| in struggle to get the gun away from
him, Robert c. Cheney, a clerk, joined.
After the difficulty, Cheney started
to leave the room, when he was shot
by Bush. He died shortly afterward in
the hospital. Bush was arrested. He
asserts, the shooting was accidental
Dumping several ounces of gunpow-
der in the kitchen stove of her home
in Seattle, Tuesday Afternoon, just to see
what it would do, Clara, the 5-year-
old daughter of S. B. Carnahan, was
terribly burned in the explosion that
followed.
Morgan Evans, 16-year- old boy of
Snoqualmie, committed suicide Tues
day by taking carbolic acid. The boy
had brooded considerably over a repri-
mand that had ben given to him by
that was the cause of the suicide the
coroner was not informed.
The following Washington post
masters have been appointed: H. D.
Emery S. Bayley, Peach, Lincoln
county; Roubon Godfrey, Theon, Aso-
tin county.
Judgment against the state for 5000
has been confessed by Attorney Gener-
al Atkinson in the Olympia superior
court in favor of State HOrticulturist
F. A. HuntIey, Commissioner Huntley
kept three inspectors at work, A. F.
CrOWell, 4. w. f1aIcn ana w. <. feH-
dleton, and the judgment was for the
salaries of these men for November
and December, last year, and for jan
uary.
In a drunken row in Suhls saloon
at Monroe. Tuesday night Joe Muir
ply, a backwoodsman, was shot in the
face by Billy Lyons, a swamper, in the
saloon. They had been quarreling and
were parted by the gang, when Lyons
rushed behind the bar, secured a gun,
and, reaching over the bar, pointed it
into Murphy's face and fired, the bull
let grazing his face.
A man claiming to be D. w. Humph-
rey of Kansas City, No., surrendered
himself to Chief of Police Secrist at
Vancouver, Wash, Tuesday and de-
clared he was wanted in Kansas City
for the murder of a man named James
eDoherty and that he wanted to give
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS
o o 9 . . 9
1.-THE Tatooed Man."

Miss Julia Brewer, the youngest pri-
ma donna in America, will be seen
new comic opera, THE TattOOed Man
by Victor Herbert, will be given at the
Keylor Grand theater, Wednesday,
February 10. Miss Brewer first
achieved prominence last season, when
she sang the principal role in 1.-THE Red
Mill" at the Knickerbocker theater
New York, during the long run Of that
piece there. AS a reward for her sue
cess there Charles Dillingham;, her
manager, placed her in the prima DON
ma role with Mr.. Daniels this season
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-15
GOOD WORK OF STATE COLLEGE.

Many farmers from different sec
tions of the country are in Walla Wall
la today attending a farmers institute
being held at the Y. M. G. A. building
A farmers institute holds little inter-
est to those not engaged in agricultural
pursuits but to the tillers of the soil,
whose every success is dependent upon
a scientific cultivation of the land, the
Institutes are of prime Importance and
it is only natural that the farmers
should take a keen interest in meet
ings Of this kind. The Walla Walla in
stitute is only one of many being held
throughout the eastern part of the
state by Prof. George Severance and
DR.. Nelson, state veterinarian of Il
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-15
First BAPTIST Church,

COlville and Rose streets, Frederick
K. Fowler, pastor; residence, 100 E
Rose street-Sunday school, 9:45; B. Y
p. u, $50. Mission Sunday school
on North Ninth street, p. M, Mrs
Fannie Burgess, superintendent
Preaching at II a. M, and 1880 p. m
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
1870 p. m. We welcome in the Mas
ter's. name strangers and others who
do not worship elsewhere, to share
with us our fellowship and privileges.
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Park Street. Baptist Church.

Joseph H. Beaver, pastor-Sunday
school, 9:45; B. Y. P. U. $50; Ladies
society, Wednesday, 2:30 p. m. Preach
morning sermon. Burden Bearing,
Subject evening sermon "Glorying in
the Cross" Prayer meeting at Thurs
day evening at 1880 p. m. The singing
is in charge of Mrs. Applegate. We
especially desire to give you a wei
come and will consider it a pleasure to
meet you.
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First CONGREGATIONAL Church.

Corner. Palouse and Alder streets,
Morning worship at II o'clock. Theme ::
1.-THE Crown of Womanhood." Delegates
to the Inland Empire Y. w. c. A. con-
service at 1880 o'clock Theme: MAX
ing Real the Spiritual" Those who
signed cards at the recent meetings
and are without church homes are
earnestly invited to worship with us.
Bible school, 9:45; Christian Endeavor
at $50 p. m. Mid-week service Thurs
day, 1886 p. m. C. Telford Erickson,
minister.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-15
BOYD GOES AFTER A COUGAR.

-
Boyd, of the Athena Press enjoys
hunting, whether or no the fruits of
the chase amount to more than. aluck-
less jackrabbit or a fool hen or two.
Boyd absorbs the most of what little
intelligence he possesses from the
Leader, and when he read the report
in this paper as to the tracks made by
a big cougar in the snow drifts on the
south fork of the Umatilla, he believed
the story. Boyd went after that cou-
gar forthwith, and spent the most part
of last week chasing the beast over the
Umatilla breaks. He never found tie
cougar, and perhaps it is just as we'll
for his reputation as a hunter that he
didn't, for the only deer he ever saw
gave him buck ague' and a cougar
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First Church of Christ, Scientist.

Corner Third and Poplar streets.
Services at II o'clock. Subject, Soul"
Children's Sunday school at IL m.
Wednesday evening testimony meeting
at 1880 p. m Free public reading rooms
in the rooms adjoining the church.
These rooms are open daily, except
Sunday, from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. All are
welcome to the church services and
reading rooms.
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Wilbur Memorial Methodist Episcopal

Wilbur Memorial Methodist Episcopal.
Rev. Robert Warner pastor-Sunday
school 9:45 a. m, Glass meeting, 1915
p. m. EpwOrth league, $50 p. m.
Preaching II a. m, and 1880 p. m. by
Rev. Sanders of First M. E. church.
er meeting at the church Tuesday and
Thursday evenings at 1880 p. m. In
the absence of the pastor Rev. Mr..
Sanders of First NJ E. church will pre-
sent the work of the Freedmans Aid
and Southern Educational society Sun
day morning and take a collection for
this cause.
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Salvation Army Services.

Major Merriweather will conduct the
Salvation Army meeting tomorrow.
Holiness meeting at II a. m. Bible class
and Sunday school at p. m. Salvation
injecting at 8 p. m. Open air meeting at
1890 a. M, p. m. and 7:15 D. m.
A baby will be given away at the even
ing meeting