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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
D. B. BAILEY IS SECOND LIEUTENANT

B. b. Bailey was last night unani-
mously chosen to be second lieuten-
ant of company l. at a meeting held
just after the drill. He was formerly
sergeant of the company ana was
one of those who enlisted when the
company was first organized. He has
always been one of the most efficient
non-commissioned officers of the
company and likewise a popular one.
Not long ago Lee d. Drake, former
first sergeant, was chosen as first
lieutenant of the company within
short time both Messrs. Drake and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23

Bailey will be examined for the Of
fioes to which they have been select
ed and upon passing the required or
deal will be given commissions.
When the new commissions are
granted company LIS list of officers
will consist of Captain Dan p.
Smythe. First Lieutenant Lee Drake
and Second Lieutenant d. B. Bailey.
Company L is now recruited wen
up towards the maximum number Of
men allowed the company and there
Is much interest and enthusiasm i'm
the company's work
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
Murderer PardOncd.

Topeka, Kas,, December 2S.-Gov-
ernor Hoch late this afternoon par
doned John Collins, now serving life
sentence in the Kansas penitentiary
for the murder of his father. WELL
to-do real estate man of this city in
May, 1898. Collins will be free Christ
mas day. Governor Hoch believes COL
lins innocent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
Holland Suspends Activity.

statement by a member of the Dutch
foreign office says the fleet pa
trolling the Venezuelan coast has been
ordered to suspend the hostilities and
give Acting President Gomez an op-
portunity to show whether he wants
peace.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
BONI LOSES OUT IN
SUIT AGAINST ANNA

Paris, Dec. ga decision favoring
the Princess De Sagan. formerly Anna
Gould, in the suit brought by Count
Boni for the custody of their children
was indicated today in an address be-
fore the court by the public prosecut-
or who recommended that the chill
dren be eft with their mother.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
CAR OF XMAS MAIL BURNED
Fire Follows Collision of Freight and
Passenger Train.

Chicago. Dec. 23.-A mail coach
loaded with Christmas presents was
burned, five mail clerks barely es-
capped with their lives. while one was
injured in jumping to safety and an
engine was overturned when a south
bound Baltimore and Ohio railroad
freight train crashed into a west
bound Chicago and Alton passenger
train in the west side of Chicago last
night. As soon as the trains struck,
a gas tank in the mail coach explod-
ed and set fire to 1t and the piles OF
Christmas mails.
Many passengers were badly shak-
en- up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
SAMUEL COMPERS AND JOHN
MITCHELL MUST CO To JAIL
Two Great Labor Leaders Are Both Found Guilty of Contempt
of Court ard Are Given Sentences.

Throughout the Many
Decide Take Radical ActonContempt
N of
oense-stinging Reuhe
Wrgh-Beicycd VIII
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
Miners VIII Take Action.

indianapolis. Ind. Dec. 22.-The
United Mine Workers Of America, In
executive session, formed plans for
radical action i'm behalf OF Mitchell.
Secretary Ryan refused to disclose
the intended action, declaring that
during the absence of President
Lewis he could not talk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23

+ At the school meeting held Z
+ at the court house this after 4
= noon a tax of six mills for this Z
+ district was unanimously voted. Z
+ The motion for this levy was Z
+ made by Will Moore and no OBJ Z
+ lection whatever was encount- Z
: cred. This levy means that all .
: told the district will receive the I
+ sum of $4,000 for the coming Z
+ year, which amount will be re- Z
t quired for the maintenance of 4
= the local schools. The question Z
: Of extending the boundaries of 4
!! this district will not come up 4
+ until the June meeting. +
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
TWENTY-FIVE
MILL TAX LEVY
Probable Amount PendIeton
Property Owners Will Be
Asked to Pay This Year.
TOTAL FOR CITY, COUNTY
AND SCHOOL PURPOSES

School Levy Being Fixed This After
noon While City Tax VIII Probably
BE Decided Upon Tonight-AboI-
ishment of Saloons Causes an In
crease Though State and County
Are Also Demanding More Than
Last Year-Same Sum of Money
Will be Needed for Schools This
Year as Last.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23

Bellngham, Wash. Dec. 23.-With
tools secured from a railroad car
shop, two burglars bored into and
blew the iron safe of the Belllngham
Bay and British Columbia depot this
morning and secured $40.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
. ''.s.ss....s.'.s
FIRE DRIVES
HUNDREDS INTO COLD.

New York, Dec. 23.-Over a
thousand men, women and chill
dren were driven from their
burning homes in Brooklyn early
this morning in an icy storm,
which is sweeping the streets.
Scores were overcome by the
fire and others are unconscious
in the biting cold.
A heavy snow storm is raging.
Many are destitute. The entire
block is badly damaged.
, . a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
NEW MAN IN CHARGE
OF SOUND FORTIFTCATTONs

Port Townsend. Wash, Dec. 23-
Garland Whistler today assumed COM
mand of the fortifications in the
Puget Sound artillery district. He is
from the east.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
INSURANCE MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE.

New York, Dec. 23.-The in
surance scandal is believed to
have claimed another victim in
the suicide today of Frederick
A. Burnham, former president
of the Mutual Reserve Life In
surance company, and a promi-
nent financier. He inhaled gas
in his apartments His COM
pany is involved in the investi-
cations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
Labor Lenders Excited.

Chicago, Ill, Dec. 23.-Labor lead
ers are excited over the sentences.
The general belief prevails here that
Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison will
serve time. Local labor leaders In
Chicago and the state federations are
holding conferences.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
CASTRO'S YOKE
IS THROWN OFF
DepOSed President in Furious
Rage and Frightens Other
Patients in Hospital,
DECLARES HE WILL FORM
ARMY AND REGAIN OFFICE

Says He VIII Employ a German Ex-
pert to Outline Plan of Campaign
and With Large Army VIII Crush
the SetIition-Copy of Proclamation
issued by Usurbing Acting Presi-
dent Gomez Received by Cable
Holland Suspends Warillc Activi-
ties 10 Watch Results.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
AUTHOR OF "DEARIE"
BUYS YAKIMA LAND

North Yakima, Wash, Dec. ca
Clare Hummer of New York, the au-
thor of "Dearie," the song, has pur-
chased five acres of raw land west of
here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23
BattIoships 10 VenezueIa.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 23-It was
admitted at the war department to-
dey that the battleshlps Maine end
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23

1t Is a good sign of sense as we'll as
Of secrecy to keep to yourself the
things you do not know.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-23

North Carolina are on their way to
Venezuelan waters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-21

ucn Snmpotbie-2lu5iton sur Inter
itijBlmg ser iibrigcn, bcretts onl
Strife befinoli6en gngcitc1tcn ms
@crf. Wion ]crluortct, Dob nod inn
Yuuie Ser ISOLDE ole gonje Oorti8e
5diii9bat (uOuitrie Ourh Nl@s
itGuoe rmO Nusipcrrugcn bon ar
beitcrn ~pouitdnOig lobmgclcgt mcr.
Den miro.
&om Eopit cmpfnnGcn.
@om, 20. Tcbr.- Ger Eopit cm-
ping 2uauitin 6ronci9 Shinncr,
critcn 9iidof pom Superior, &i2=
conitn, in @ripotauoicn5. Ger FopIt
bcfrmOete ISutcrciic an ser Gntmitc.
lung Der Ci0}cic uno crfumOiQtc lid
no6 Dem Gr5biihof 0}cbmcr BON
N}ihpoufec. Gic9 lit ooo critic Otal.
OaB @iiAoi Shinncr no6 6om &c
fomnten it, icitocH er 81 icncr %Siir-
&c in Superior Crnumt mlrOe.
0cripQtCtC 8rutul0tion
3om, 20. Icbr.- 9ctihoitcr @rj9.
cont bat ocnt &0nig &iftor emanuel
Don Molicn ourh ocn itolicniidcn
N}iniitCr Ge5 2lcsBcrcn Eittoni, olio
orlf omtlihcn Y3cac, elm Shrcibcn
pes @rGii0cutcu Hooicprlt iibcrnrit
tcIt, in ucldcm ser 8rGii0cnt Ocn
Sonia 3t ser am t3. NoUCmbcr 1907
itattqc5ubtcn @cbrtrt Der icBiQcu
Erin3ciiin @ioponnu bcqliidmiini6t.
Ger &0nig bot icincr 6rcuOc Oh
Oieicr &unogcbung 2h2Orltd gcgcbcn,
cine Trcltoc, mcldc nm 10 GROCER lit,
ais Ourd) oca FrdiiOcutcn Slid
muuihihrribcu Elm ucucr 9rolld, ser
BON Ger frijDcrcu @cpiloQcubcit ser
amcrifoniihen HcQjcrumQ ubpeiht,
cinQciiibrt lit. @i90er buttcn Die
&erciniQteu Stoutcu uon ofroben Or
clauiiicn" an &0nia9boicn feline 90
ti} genommcn.
Nuf Dem &cimmc0C.
Sout6umptolL 20. 6ebr. -
Inter Den Eoiiugicrcu Oc3 Campers
y4uiicr &ilbclm ser 3mcitc, pcIhcr
pom bier nud) 9}ep. Dort obirtbr, be
iin0et iih &r0iiocut 9lrtbur I. SAD
lrn nm SCR Mnlp-l1uiOrriitIt urhit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-21

2onoon, 20, 6ebrlor. - Nut ci-
ner StroferpeoitIon gCgen oen mGd-
tigcn ~tfrioS-S tamm Ser 3affofhelen
an Der Noromelt9ren5e O%itinoien's be-
g%riffcn grill General Sir &ume3
@iaeod'S &olonne Dor &ilr5rm cine
tart beieltigte SteuunQ ser AufltGn-
Oigen inn 9a3ars Sbale an, 5mang oen
Seine sum Hiid5ug mo t0Otete Del
icn S1uptling. @eitern 5eritorten Die
britilden 9ruppcn mebrere befeIti9te
Sbiirne Der 3ottufbelen boh murs
Oen aui Soften Der Angreiier Orei 81.
|ii3icre uno pier SoIooten perpun-
oct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-21

GoIluo, EerlL 20. 6cbrllar. -
Ole omcritoniiAc SHluftidJiii Glottc
crid)icn Inn 7.l5 beltc iriib bier in
Sidt lm0 lief bnlO 0uraui inter lolI
tenn l$lIbeI IN Ocn @oieu Elm, Gas be
rcit5 mitactbciltc GmpionQa Ero
aranm mlrOe OurhQclilbrt. - Die
6obrt bon &unta 9rcnoa bicrbcr
mur cine CrCiQuiBloic. Bier Gage lang
iltbrcu Die Shiiic inn oihtcu 9tcbel
umo muBtcn Iid bcitGnoig ourh ibrc
0umpipiciicn SiQnulc gcbcu, ]}id)t
Der gcringitc llniua CrciQnete lid. Die
6lotte miro 5cbn Gage bier bIcibcn,
mo piclc 6%citIidfciten iinO jr Gbren
Der umcrituniihcn @eillder gCpIunt.
GoQoo lit Der 6aicn Scr Sultptltu0t
Gina mnO Der beoeutenoitc @nnOcl2-
pluB pom Ferll. 9cioe StQOtr licgcH
mtr uclln Wtcilcn BON ciuon0cr cnt
icrnt mnO limo Olrd) 5lucl Giicnbub-
men mo cine S%traBcnbubn eng nit
chamber %DcrbunOcn. GoIlno 5Gblt I'M
QciGbr $1,000 Ginuobncr mo bcliBt
cincn uor5iiNliden &oien. &imn Ole
@ollptItoOt, lieQt 500 SUB bobcr, ais
Gulloo un0 ou Sub Ser Nnbcu.
PIN SnmitnQ NM Die V(ittoa2-
itunOc mCrOen sic pcrltoniihcu
&rie99ihiiic inn &nien bon Golloo ci
men Solllt %obfcuern, Nm 6reitoG
~pcrunitoltct GrGiioent 8or0o eincn
icitlidcn Gupion0 iiir bic Ofii5icrc
Ger mcritonii6cn 6lottc, &on bier
Gcbt Ole Tobrt nod Der 0%}o2Oolenu.
@oi I'M iilOliden Californian, no 0u5
8cihluo0cr lGngere Belt pcrblcibcn
miro, nm S6ieBiibun9cn in groBem
Almion9c por5rnebmen. Grit I'M 0foi
miro Die 8lotte ibr GnO5icl, Gan
6ronciSco, erreihen.
GiniQfcit Der @roB m d 6 c
untcrqraben.
Petersburg, 20. 6ebruor.
&elttigcu N1t8iiibrltngen Ser nGoiii-
ia" 81 6olge iteat Seitrei6'S 9ulforl-
@obnproictt III icincn 9c5icbun0en
81 Sen 0itreihii6.ruiiiihen Hciornl.
pldncn IN Muceoonien 5luor tchniidl
feline &crtrug2pcrlcBlna Oor, lit ic-
ood gorj Oo5u ungetbun Die CHING
felt Der @roBu1Ghte 81 untergraben
mo Der Iiirfei @cIcgenbeit jt lori.
geicBtcm @iOeripruh gegeu Die 9toB'
nobntcn ser NfGd)tc 81 geben, Gas
@latt iiiQt bin5lt, 0uB HliBlanO nidt
Die 2Ibiiht heQe, Die lluabbdngigtett
oOcr &ntcgritdt Der Siirtei un5utalten.
&nbaber pom He9ierumg5sS bligotto
men idbren tort. 0ieielben nb5ulooen.
6ilniprojentige fielen beltte OH 93,
pierpro5cutiQc olli 49,, bod erholten
lid Oie Yreiie on @orienihluB >ein
menig.
@efGlliQfeiteu iir Nuto~
@cttfahrer.
Gcter@burA 30. 6ebrltor. -
Eremier Stolppin bat Ben @oupcr
nelren pou Odtutsf uno Erimorsfaio
in Sibiirieu beioblrn, oen Sheilneb-
mern an ser Iuto @ettiabrt BON
9tem- Nort nodl YnriS uIli ibrer 6obrt
olrh Si6irien oui ie0e m6glihc
@eiie bcbiilili6 3u iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-21

: ~
Die IcOc, mclhe arieq5iefrctdr
@iuiam s.. Gait am GienItog in
Concord, RS, gcbolteu bat, erregt
bier N@uiiebcn. Die ,@oiiiihc Bet
tung" iiibrt eOitorieu aus, Die NlcltBc-
runQeu Oc9 Setretar5 ieien liberia
i6en0, IS beitcbc elm @egeniob 3lpi
idcu Den biabcrigcn i%unften &crii6e-
rlmqcu ser umerifunii6en HegicrlrnJ
nuo Dem llmitun0e, ole bcr5lihc 2lufz
nabme Der 6lotte Der Ser. Stouten
in 9fio De Sanctro uno &alporuiio
ul9 cine RildcnitGrtlug ser Nmerita.
uCr gedcu ole Supoier uui5uiaIien,
6u Sii0umCrifu IelbIt Die Gimpunocs
rltng Don (Sapuncru nit %unfreunOli-
den Nllgen bcIradte. &ricg9ietretdr
Gait babe iijngit III &opou gemeiIt
uno bort fricolide Heocn gcbalten.
W}au criunerc iih, Dob emit Elm an
berer &ricQ9miniitcr nod &opun gcs
rCiIt iei mO ocn &eriuh gcntod)t bo.
be, Die &apaucr 0ur6 llc6errcoung3z
finite 2rr Hoiior M 6riuorn @pnc.
raj &uroputtin'5 Neiic babe bic Mi
i~nruarn SER Enporcr mn Ruiirn nif,
QcdnOert. Go5 Sdbclgcflirr babe SUI
gcnommcn bis Der &ricQ ul%t9gebro-
hrn lei 9rrh Nprrn Cats RpAr
IoIic g2offcuocflirr p]crrcbucu g96rt.
Gh fiiot Oic .q}niiiihr 2cituro" him.
an.
On rro hrro,,s Iontr nodb fem
omeriforiihrr S~tnotsnrorn non
man SEN @plbpu Nir IoIIit mr. sic
Noic boItcu miiiic 20 rcbr sic omr
rifouiihc I(ottc li6 ibreu 2ipl nj
brrt Nrito mocmiitbDidrr mira ms
@ctter."
Titrit Tcr0inon0' SIS meme
che.
SIS n~rrCoutct INN limit 1,h,ptarrih
trter ccito nob l>on5t Minis no. Wr.
1,cb op., ls;iriten Irrnirorn MN Q,,I.
oorier. iih NIT nor g}rin,ei5in Grro.
rMrc non Rprs.9 6itrit ncmn3h,r f,.
tboIiih tro,,cn Ioiior a., o;iricn oh.
orDipicn hobp 9ips ici oeibphc,,
mriI nor Iiir,t p~rrorm,r,i,irt mar
orn ici roCh6cr, or ,ciuen 5nc;te,,
5nbn non l}riuacr aoria nrthnnnr
hobc touipr loiirr Ga heirt ohor
nritcr nor 9,,nit hohr itinihnoiocnh
ocn,rlort nos SCR brlo,riihe Nr,bi.
Idol Ole Jatboliid)c Ernutng crluubtc
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COS Hcl'8lte ol8V8F'I!eH. NoV mar
OCT S'tlreIet oet 9'e9'erl'il9' loeIuer
al'I oIe @orlol'tle o'll'oottele, III Der
So9t Huu5lIloCleil' ooB ole Serll'ler
er'llll"o'- Folljel III oen leBlell led2
@oprcll Don ITO MoPltol.%eroreue'l
mn aa)1 Fro5e''t nldt ollI9etlort "a.
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oor9'tonlllellell 0dtle oerIo9t Dooe'
GurncQie @pI0 fir Sod.
9err Tllorelu carnegie bat tur otc
riuuq Der Sltbcrfuloic Ole Sumnte
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-21
AnS 9enti6lanO.
&Giicrin ~intcrciiirt iid fir SanitGtS.
MCfUrm in Solomon.

HcfOrm in Solomon.
&oridIo8 sur ginfij5rung zines Qe.
troleum Monopol5 Ser Rc8ie.
ran8. - 3d9rIidcr &einaGpinn
BON 100000 900 crmartct.
9ctra6tpn9en Scr @reiie iiber Die
9oIfon Gomplijirunoen.
&nBtmO'& aricoSacitrei eiufo6
IddcrIid. Setrctdr Gaft'5
&coe in Concord ais @inf nit
ocm 9roBen aniippel fir 5apoa
ouf9cioBt. - Garncgie'5 Iibe,
roIcr 9eitro8 fiir Gobert Sod,
Stiftlmg.
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9ici69- Golonialomtc9 nubnl QcItcrn
cine &eriommllnh Die ans oen Der
Do%rrogen0iten 2Icr5tcu mnO Niiiiiona-
rem, iorDie oeu 66hitcn Goloniolbe,
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etn Fetrolcum }onoPol.
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one Gtabltrllng el1c9 Fetroleum Mo
llopol3 ollrd ote 9tcgIerlr1g ernltlth
III erlpa9ltll9 ae}o9en ln0 ole Gr.
mcrbllag oea geldllmten ncltt)dct
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rlmluntI6en GoltlIrrelten III Hll2.
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bis t91L Miniorcn cr,p2,Ghe,,, mir
So Sn0tr 80 1tonoorn ail 0n a.
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r,ron9iihrr a,cr5,rtcr bcrGtbfot mirn
ribt ~ ~oroentriirnrn Ercfon Iicfrrn
mo0rr II f6rntp roh orr,iht nra
porona cir ohfnmncn r,it t@prori-
,hrr 6onf,,rrcrtcu 0ps Nofrfp0cr.
Moronola ~octroiicn mornrn Scr
Eror bph,ri innciirr olrid,nir hoa
g~}roicft 2rr choii,no cinrs itootli.
hcn onfnbolWnnonoIs roh oriinN.
Iiher r-rSrtrrrto
W.ab #tor
SolloH "r'I'''
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ltod I'M T~orOer9rilllo oe@ &ttcrcNle".
God beflelBtgt lld) one oclltld)e Frcl'c
IN lbren Commentator GROCER 3lt-
rlldboltlIllg. Die blell9en Slatter
nellell an oo9 oltelloarc SorDalloell-
lem cIller engli1drrlllltldcn &erltnlr
0lgilllg itber NoltnnsSobnbolIter BIN,
lpIe nll9 DER glelHlolltelloen HellBc
r1lng oe@ @llreollS Neltter pom Nor
gen ltno Der y9folltln" am Nbeno Der
III l'CtOp N0ll0cr 1rtpn 0lruQuh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-21

Sm O6eraeridt oe3 GiItrifts 60
lumbia e%rfannte Oberrihter @oulO
cine Ginre0e oeS Chefs oeS 8eihiib.
fpeIenS Der 9un0esormee, = General
6ro5ier, 9Cgen cine BON Scr 6rieOrid
arupp.@eieaifait in Glen inGeutid.
lanO mioer i'm anbGngig gemohten
4lage dis nift itihbaltig an un0
mics Die alage ob. IS banoelt iih in
Der Sohe oorum, ooB SIC 9lGgerin
bcantrngt botte, Dem General 0ie Scr.
itelung bon 6eIogeidiiBIouien uno
9ofetten oeS Mooeus 1902 ser omeri.
foniiden armee 5u unteriogen, neil
oarin cine 8erlebun9 9emiiier &aten.
te liege, melde auSihIieBli6 GiQen.
tbum Der flagenoen @eieQi6oit iinS.
Gie 9erifn1g gegen ole Gntiheiouna
miro eingeleet meroen.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-30
HOPE FOR THE
AFFLICTED
NO SUFFERER SHOULD
FAIL TO CONSULT
DIR. DARRIN AT
THE HOTEL
STATE.
This Successful Specialist
Will Remain in Walla
Walla Uutil Nov.
Goth.

Since DR.. Darrin arrived last Sat-
urday he has been very busy at his
offices in the Hotel State. as many of
his callers wished to commence treat
ment at once, so as to receive all the
personal treatment possible during the
few weeks that he is here.
DR.. Darrin has an enviable rank In
his profession as a wonderfully sue
cessful physician. He is essentially
original in his method of practice, and
those who have been under his treat
ment are surprised at the newness and
novelty of his system of practice. His
honesty and straightforward advice be-
fore taking a case has won for him
the confidence Of his patients, as well
as the general public. The doctor Is a
gentleman Of genial, social nature, and
his private practice is marked by his
formation Of a personal friendship with
those with whom he comes in prof@s-
sional contact. He is without doubt
one of the most thoroughly qualified
physicians now before the public.
Unlike other physicians who have
become eminent in their procession,
DR.. Darrin's charges are extr1 mely
moderate and reasonable, according
to circumstances and ability to pay,
and he will not undertake any case
that he can not benefit. Consultation
is free to ALL for should there be any
cases that are incurable he will i'm
mediately discover them on consulta-
ton, thus saving his patients any fur
Their expenditure Of money and time
which they might otherwise squanler.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-30
PILES ENTERTAINS
MANY PEOPLE

In an address. remarkable principal
Iy by reason of it's length. Senator
Samuel H. Piles, Of Seattle, addressed
a large audience of republican voters
and women in the Keylor Grand thea
ter last night, following what was ad-
vertised to have been the greatest po-
litical street parade ever seen in the
Garden City. Exactly 1874 people. in
Guiding the boys. marched in the
parade. Mr.. Piles was introduced by A.
j. ellis, who presided as chairman,
and opened his speech with a short
laudatory talk in reference to Sena-
tor Levi Ankeny. his colleague in the
senate chamber for the past two years.
The speaker said that he felt certain
that some day MIR. Ankeny would re-
ceive the reward to which he is so
justly entitled at the hands of the peo-
pie for the good work done in behalf of
the state, and that because he was big
enough to represent the whole state,
even though he came from Walla Wal
Ia county, he was an officer of which
any commonwealth might we'll be
proud.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-30
Honolulu A City.

HONOLULU, Oct. 3O.-After the
election week from today the city of
Honolulu will be an incorporated mu-
nicipality, with a full fledged mayor,
board Of aldermen and all the other
accessories and incidentals of machine
politics, graft, ETC., of any up-to- date
American city. The charter Of incor-
poIation was granted by the last legis-
lature but it's legality was questioned,
and the matter has just been decided
by a decision Of the supreme court
holding that the act is all right as far
as legal requirements go. Heretofore
Honolulu has been governed in con-
nection with the county of oahu,
which forms the island of the same
name, a board of seven supervisors be-
ing the executive power. AS the af-
fairs of the county are most closely
identified with the city the expediency
Or necessity of a separate admins
tration is questioned by many citizens.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-30
RELIEVED BY SIMPLE MIXTURE
WHICH ANYONE CAN
PREPARE.
5000 FOR old FOLKS
Much Less Kidney Trouble Here When
This Prescription Becomes
Known.

Here is a prescription that anyone
can mix at home. Any good prescrip-
ton pharmacy can supply the ingre-
dents named at little cost; being COM
posed of vegetable extracts, it is harm
less and inexpensive. Best of all it does
its work We'll relieving even tfs
worst forms of bladder trouble, FREE
quent urination, backache, kidney
complaint and by its direct action
upon the eliminative tissue of the kid
neys, makes these most vital organs
rid the blood and system of waste mat
ter and uric acid which causes rheu-
matism.
Here it is; try it, if you suffer
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces.
Shake well in a bottle and take in
teaspoonful doses after each meal and
at bedtime
Former sufferers often state that
one weeks use shows curative results
in nearly every instance, and such
symptoms as lame back, frequent de-
sire to urinate, pain in bladder and
even chronic rheumatism are general
ly relieved within a. few days, the pain
and swelling diminishing with each
dose.