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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

Ion ON i'm Sp0agelle al Mor6polen.
San bleb be6 i'm Tremtre6en paa
Blatformen, efter at bore bleper1
prG ienteret al en- ombor6p9rer16e
Mmertfaner, billt me0 &lapialoer al
fdrlte og an0en &abpts Yasiagerer,
og iinl0en er ct 6ore0rag fulgt 1eo
! ltprre S1teresie. San ifiloreoe Sor=
arbei6erne til lin 9feiie / bpilfen fun
Fan ielb og Scr. 8ro6lep, SEN aupt=
taltit ser bap0e befoitet l16rl1itnin=
gen. bar interesiere6e. Selpe @an=
oringen til @olen bite ban pe0 ct
fort Mor0polsfort, lom bar u%6orbej-
set for Mnle0ningen, og ion1 bar OPP
bengt / &abptten. Otter Goreoroget
beiDareoe bon forifiellige @p6rgs=
maal, Ser rette6es til bam.
Set par minoerige Gage for HaS=
iogererne, og iiffert er set gooe
S110trDf or. @oof bab6e faaet at bort
Soft UNDER Spbol0et / &igbenbapn
blebet itprfet UNDER 5eila0ien ODER
Mtlanterbopet mes set go6e 0anife
Sfib. - Set er en- Selpf9lge, at, Sc
pnrbor0Dnren6e 0igterbegabelier life
foridmte 6enne go0e 2eiligbeo til at
bpl6e Spoageren / flingen6e 8ers.
8e6 en- Seit, Der afboloteS for bam
ombor6, bleo Ser afiunget en- oanif
og en- engelif Gong, fffrebne for Mn<
1e6nirgen at elias &r9mmer".
Get bar aabenbart giort ct go6t
Sn0trpf | Mmerifa, at Sc oanife 81.
oenifabSmpn6 og meo 6enrbele Sen
oanife Matton mo6tog 81. Goof'S It's
iagn ON at bape naaet Moropolen, /
goo Iro og u6en Sfepiis. 9e 6anife
bar Sc fgrite, Der fit 2eiIigbeo til at
bere at 0poagerens egen Muno bbao
ban bab0e at iige ON i'm &eiie, og
ifignt ban fife fremlagoe ofgierenoe
8epiier for, at ban birfelig bab6e
noaet set Maal ban paaitob at bape
1daet, tog Be bans Orb for go0t og
BAN for at bore en- baoerlig Man0,
Ell Gentleman
Sra 5io til an6en bar man / for
1fiellige &re0ie berobre bgrt l10tnlel-
Ter / Ben Mnle6ning, iom bar ppret
imigrenoe for Dunmarf. Set
er blebet lagt at aniete Mutboriteter,
at naar Ben oanife @onge % &egie.
ring og Sc oanife @ioenfabgmpno
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
9anff 9umpuiition peo Snbiun-
Soften. 1

Sen befien6te oanife Gellit / Meta
yorf Mnton Segners &ompoiition
rMmerifanif 6eitouperture" blep ipil=
let pe0 Mabningen at Sc itore Sur
ion-Sulton 6eitltgbe6er / @ippooro-
men lioite 2er6ag. 0l1pertr1ren er tbs
ltgere b1epen ipillet fer / 2an6et Iaa.
leoes poa metropolitan 0perobus i
Seem Oorf at &bila0elpbia-9r itret
/ Mn1eoning al Snn0re6aars6ogan
for Nbrabam 2ineolns SgoieI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
toen(ke Stortrej6e
&pab bar sen foitet?

Otter Mfil1tningen al SEN ipenife
Sforltreife er set 5pgrgsmaal Bile.
net itillet, ON 5perige bar li6t laa
fgleligt Sab, at l1olQnbet ber bore
bariomt me6 at bite set altfor flor
Gilli0? Sg bette bar gipet Mnleo-
ming til EN- &effe Beregninger ON
Sabene be6 Storltreifen og om Sbe-
RIGGS gfonomiife Shilling / set bele.
Man gaar 16 fra, at me6tages
baaoe Men0 og &pinoer, bar Sabet
for bber itreifen0e Mrbei0er beret 8
&roner SO Gre om 9ngen. Gerre
er set at faa ct @fidn ODER, bba0 Sen
enfelte Mrbei6sgiper bar tabt. Ser
tnenes BOG, at set paa set aller ner-
melte oil femme, 11aar Mrbej6Sgi-
berneS Sob i9tteS til 2 &roner ON
9agen for bber lpsieliat Mrbei0er.
Otter bette far ser altiaa peret ct
Sab paa 5 &roner so Gre ON 9o,
gen for bber itrejfe110e Mrbei6er. 0e
ga Ser g%ieneminitlig itreife6e 275,-
900 Mrbei0ere, fan set 6ogltge Sab
me6 ct run6t Sal lettes til 1,5O0,.
600 &roner.
Men BERTH fo1unler Sab al an6en
Mrt, lom banifelfgere laoer Zig Be.
regne. Sernbaner1e bar life peret /
ful0 9rit, &an0el og Sgfart bar
peret iterft be1m11e6e> ser bar / Set
bele bbilet ct fpleligt Grpf paa alt
Meringslip. Oct berpe0 opitoae0e
Sab %beregnes til 100000 &roner ON
Dager. Mlt / alt lful6e iaale6es Sen
iDenife Storitreife babe me6f9rt ct
Sab al 100000 &roner ON 9ogen.
Baa sem an6en @i0e maa ser reg
mes meo> at 6orbrugen UNDER Stor.
itreifen bar bnret min6re ems ip6.
banlig. Ser fan 10 ingen Spibl bore
ON, at boa6e Mrbei6sgipere og Sir.
bei6ere UNDER Streifen bar lebet be.
tDoelig mere ariommeligt, ems Sc
pleier at gipre. &entelig bill 6enne
Spariommeligbe0 bol6e fig. nogen
Sio efter Streifens Mfilutning.
9ages alle 6isie 6orbolo mes /
8etragtning, bliber 9ie~i ltltatet bette,
at 6en lbenlfe 9toritreife / Sen Moa-
nebSti0, 0e11 bareoe, alt / alt bQr
bol6t 2an0et ct Sab paa go0t og bel
40,000,000 &roner.
Set er mango Henge, og @trfnin.
gen oil fife min6l bore fplelig for
Nlrbei0erne, ser maa bore &ope0tQ.
bet. Men Ser fan life bore Sale ON
nogen Speffelie al SperigeS &re0it.
@n 6Qarlig &6lt fun6e babe bragt
2anoet itgrre Sab, u6en at 11ogen
bap0e lagt M9rfe til set - ser itoar
10 betD6elig mere 2orm ONT EN- 5tor-
itreife en6 ON en- 6aarlig &glt.
Sgprigt fan / 6enne 6orbin6elie
bem9rfeS, at Sc lben1f e Mattonolin6.
tpgter al &apital og Mrbeioe fra
1895 til 1906 er 1teg,1e fra 465 Mil,
ltoner &roner til 1,245 MiIIioner
&roner. Acknowledgement bar ioo.
leoes peret / betp6eligStigen 6oa
Sberige fan iom &elbeo iet meo Set,
be6 bare set Sab, 5toritrejfen bar
brngt.
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peorp &ommer tic Nem
0or6.

&oma1oer &earp's @fib u&ooie-
belt" er mi nnoerpeiS til Seem Dorf,
meoenS &earp ielo refer 6ertil me0
Sernbane og bill gaa ombor6 / Sfi-
bet beo SanoD @oof 5Iutntngen al
oenne l1ge for ielb at ltaa paa &o-
manoobroen, naar Sfibet lgber in0 /
9abnen.
&earp's Mnfomit til Seem gorf bill
antageltg blibe 9ignalet til Ell poIo-
Tom &ur1p mellem bam og Dr. goof
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

folOelle og en- imnf flor 8lomIterbu'
fet.
5oo bap0e ri en6elig iom ct tort
Glutningsnumer g6p. @riegs Der.
lige u0en ltore bpi6e 6lof"> ppperligt
iunget al g angforeningen @armo=
11ie1 UNDER 2e0elie al Yrof. 3. Mos-
berg Ser ielb iang Solopartiet me6
pragtfulb &plt.
Meo Gangen rs alle Be &iger og
9anoe", iunget al 6oriamlingen,
llutte6es 6enne imr1ffe 6eit, ser bar
laa oDeror0enlig pellpffet og lenge
bill min0eS / Sen 0an1fe &oloni / @bt-
cago.
6. 6. @bri t e II.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

$. 6. Mn6eriens Sen lille 8ige
mes Spoblittfferne" blep lmuft for
talt al 6ru SO. &eroam, og Sc tire
5obleouer bar ieroeles pellpffeoe
lom Slluitrotioner til gpentpret.
Soa bap6e ri SEN Tornpielie at
bpre 6rgfen $. &ert5> Ser iong
~8ecouie" al @up De @or6elot og -
paa Oon1f - Scr er / @imlen en-
Dreng lao imuf" al S. 8. @eiberg.
Srefenens Smnge pan6t ben6e 6rem-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

usisslsaa
ON Hetten til Mapnet vgaorDpolens
ferite Dpoager1 @earD peobliDer at
at 81. goof lite bar beret pcb
Noropo1en, % bans l1otalelier ON
Gr. @oof bleper iteoie mere bitre og1
Doloi omrne. Mnnge Gage bill BET
neppe pore, fgr ban bliber tpungen
til at legge line Sort paa @or6et %
fremlpgge De 8epiier ban mener at
bape for lin 8aaitan6. Sen / for-
Nun1er omtaltei unge Manb,!
@arrpt @bitnep, iom Dr. Goof traf
iamen ateb pe0 @tab / Mor6grgnIan6
peo iin Silbagefomit fra Bolen> ogs
til bbem ban oberlebere6e fine SSn-
itrnmenter og 0ptegnelier fra $50
larfGroen, er nemlig un6erbeis til
Seem Dorf og btl antagelig tn0treffe
oertil allere0e / neite l1ge, og ban
pentes at bore iita1to til at gipe 0p=
lpsninger, iom fulot u6 bill flargibre
set omtoiite0e 9pprgsmaal. 8eiet=
ningen paa u&ooiepelt" iaa bel lom
&earp's 2eoiogere paa 9leoereiien
til Noropolen in6tager Sen melt til
fnappe6e Tabsbe6, u6en Tpipl in
ltruerebe fra &omQn6gr &earp.
9ennes @tilling / @pgrgsmaolet
8earp @oof bar giort bam ite6ie
min0re populer blanbt Entertainer
ne, og set fan iiges, at naar ban 11aar
Seem Oorf, oil bon blipe mg6t mes
meget ringe SDmpatbi at 8efoIfnin.
gen / lin &elbe6. &pa6 ser / ganife
ierlig @ra6 btorager til Bette er, at
ban ipnes at babe brugt a1le 6e Mi6-
Ter, Ser ito6 til bans &aa6igbe6 til
at mtStenfeliggiere 9r. @oof og
bin0re 0enne / at fremIegge line
@epiier, og bans ii61te Sr9f I Sen
&et1ing bar maa ife en6nu mere enc
noget anoet %bi6raget til at ben6e
Stemningen imo6 bam.
Com ti6ligere nebnt bob0e Dr
Goof %obergibet @arrp @bttnep fine
S%nitrumenter oe 0ptegnelier til 0p-
Departing / @tab, in6til ser fom ct
Sfib efter @bitnep, 1om ga iful6e
meotage Or. @oof's bigtige @ienoele
til Seem Oorf. Dette ffete for6t @oof
antog, at Sc btl6e bore iifrere /
/ @bitnep's @enoer ems / bans egne,
ioet fan e fter ct Spbol0 / @tab reiite
Sp6 poa / &oiuffer og 8ao6e for at
roa De lengere MOO @p6 liggen6e
oonife &olonier og 6erfro fao 6or-
bin6elle me6 @ibililationen. San
bor bog iaa foriDnlig iammen me6
@bitnep at toge to npiagtige Mflfrif=
ter al 8eretntngen, al bbilfe Fan
obergab SEN enc til Sc 6anife gm=
be0smen0 / @renlan6, Sen on0en tog
ban me0 Jig til &iebenbabn.
Ser TOM imi6lerti6 intet 5fib eff
ter 8bitneD, lom fan bob6e pentet.
0erimo6 TOM Bearp's u&ooiepelt"
til Gtab ONT Soraaret 10000 @bit=
nep fif ga Tillaoelie til at rei1e biem
me0 bette. ga Bearp fit at bloc, at
@bttnep bab0e @oof's Snitrnmenter
og @eret1ing bos Jig, negte6e bar1
bam Iillaoelle til at me0tage .6isle
cling / 5fibet, og @bttnep maatte
ga otter FIRE Sem ilon6 og giemme
6em iom ban fl1noe be61t poa Stran=
Sen.
9ette bil fore til, at Or. Goof's
originate Sptegnelier neppe bill 11oa
Mmerifa fgr til ne1te Mar, i6et intet
Sfib fan noa Gtab faa lent poa Ma=
ret: Or. @oof mener imi6lertib, at
@bit1ep bar iprget iaa goot for 0eres
SS%nopofning ! at Sc ingen 5fa6e bill
lioe. Srnens bill Sc al bom og @bit=
1ep tagne &opier' blipe taget for go6e
al Sc bi0enifabelige Mutboriteter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

@eitaurationsperten: vEgr leg
fpgrge, bar De nogeniin6e imagt Ma-
sc til berne Me6bin?"
@ieiten: nSa 6a, set er fife len-
ger iiben END ieaor, at leg be0 en-
5%eiItagelie Tom til at Itiffe 8ertnen
j Muuoen, meoens leg ia6 % ifrep."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
NO REASON FOR DOUBT.
A Statement of Facts Backed by a
Strong Guarantee.

We guarantee immediate relief and
a positive cure to all sufferers from
constipation. In every case where we
fail to effect a cure, we will supply
the medicine free. That's a frank
statement of facts, and we want you
to substantiate them at our risk.
Rexall Orderlies are a gentle. ef-
fective, dependable and safe bowel
regulator, strengthener and tonic.
They re-establish natures functions In
a quiet, easy way. They do not cause
any inconvenience gripping or nausea.
They are so pleasant to take and work
so easily that they may be taken by
anyone at any time. They thoroughly
tone up the whole system to healthy
activity. They have most beneficial
action upon the liver.
Rexall Orderlies are indispensable
and ideal for the use of children, old
folks and delicate persons. We can
not too highly recommend them to all
sufferers from any form OF constlpa-
tion and its attendant evils. That's
why we back our faith in them with
our promise of money back II they
do not give entire satisfaction. Two
sizes, 25c and 1Oce The Pendeton
Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
YOUNG ENGINEER
WINS GOLD MEDAL

Chicago, March 5.-Walter II. Du.
perty, aged 23, has won the gold med.
at at the Convention OF the National
Milliners' Association for the best de-
sign in woman's hats. He is a civi
engineer by profession, the son OF a
South Bend millionaire and a Uni
versity of Illinois graduate.
"You see, It's this way" ne ex-
planned. Father wanted me to be-
come a civil engineer. However, /
was always artistically inclined and
in college took up art and color har-
mony as a side issue.
when l graduated father wanted
me to open an office at once and fol-
low the profession of engineering. but
that did not look good to me. I had
always been close observer OF mill
linery and decided to try something
in this line myself. You know the
manufacture of womans hat now
adays is something OF feat Of en-
gineering in itself. and with the know
ledge I gained at the university l
thought l was pretty well fitted to
make a start"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
FREEWATER EDITOR SAYS
EAST END is THRIVING

ID, c. Sanderson, publisher of the
Freewater Times, and an enthuslas-
tic worker for the advancement OF
the east END of the county, has been
here today. He reports that con-
ditions in the east end are now unusu-
ally good ana says there is gratifi-
cation over the fact that Milton and
Freewater are now amicably settling
some of their differences.
Mr.. Sanderson came down this
forenoon on business in connection
with the appointment of a fruit in
spector for the county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
PORTLAND, EAIAE, CHILD
III, Weak and Emacieted, Re-
stored TO Health by Vinol

Our little daugh er, six years Of aSe,
after a severe attack Of the measles.
which developed into pneumonia, was
left pitifully thin, weak and emaciat-
ed. She had no appetite, and her stoT-
ach was so weak it could not retain
food. She lay in this condition for
weeks, and nothing the doctor pre-
scribed did bit Of good, and we were
beginning to think she would never re-
cover.
"At this time we commenced to give
her Vinol, and the effect was marvel
Gus. The doctor was amazed at her
progress, and when we told him we
were giving her Vinol, he replied, 1t
is fine remedy, keep it up We did
so, and she recovered her health and
strength months before the doctor
thought she could" J. w. Flagg,
Portland, Me.
Vinol cures conditions like this be-
cause in natural manner 1t increases
the appetite, tones up the digestive
organs. makes rich, red blood, and
strengthens every organ in the body.
PENI LETON DRUG COMPANY.
Pendleton, Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
MILITARY FEATURES
ARRANGED FOR FAIR

Seattle, Wn., March 5.-The milf
tary features of the exposition will
include a model army camp, maneu-
vers of armed troops and music of
military bands, IL the plans of the de-
partment of these events, meet with
success. Senator Piles has been asked
TO request the war department to Or
der the fourteenth United States cav
airy, stationed at Walla Walla. to
make camp on the government right
Of way from May Is to the close Of
the exposition.
A grand military and naval parade
Is planned for the opening day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
FREIGHT WRECK
DELAYS TRAINS
FOUR SECTIONS DUE AT
SAME HOUR THIS AFTERNOON
Broken Flange Causes Derailment Of
Engine and Eight Cars Near Dur
kee, Tying Up All Traffic-Hun-
dreds of COlonists Hung Up-May
Be Transferred Around Wreck.

Train No, 5, due here at II o'clock
last night, was delayed II hours on
account Of freight wreck near Dur
kee station last night The cause Of
the disaster was the breaking of a
fange on one of the car wheels caus-
ing II to run off the track, ditching
eight cars. The engine remained on
the track and no one was hurt.
On account Of the accident it will
be necessary, perhaps, to transfer the
passengers from one side of the
Wreekage to the other. The train
which was divided into two sections
contained a large number of passen-
gers who had taken advantage of the
low rates TO come to the northwest.
There were thought to be about 500
and part of these We're making PEN
dleton their destination.
The wrecked train was a freight
which was going to eastern points
with lumber
Train No. /, also in two sections,
was also delayed and the two trains
will arrive at about the same time.
As No. is also in two sections the
four trains will come through about
the same time,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
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RAIN MAKER IN NOT
NEEDED IN OREGON

Wasco. Or, March 5.-Charles NJ
Hatfield. who for two years has
made rain" in the Sherman county
hills, viii not be employed again by
the Sherman county development
league. The county would have had
to pay $4,000 this year for Hatfield,
and as there was some doubt whether
the increased rainfall Of the past two
seasons was not due to natural caus-
es, it was decided to spend some Of
the money in publicity work and give
the clouds a chance to weep unalded.
Hatfield came from southern Califor-
mia, and his strange appearing plant
has attracted little attention only be-
cause 1t was off the beaten paths Of
travel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
WESTON WILL NOT
HEED THE ORDER
NORMAL TOWN WILL
HANDLE MONEY ITSELF
Executive Committee Named to
Handle Fund-Regents Accused of
Wanting TO Use Money to Pay Off
Back debtedness-Weston Peo.
pie Claim Normal Regents Issued
Contradictory Orders.
Special Correspondence.l J

Weston, Ore, March 5.-Weston
people have no intention of complying
with the order of the board of regents
that all funds subscribed for the
school be turned over to the state
treasury. Instead the fund that has
been raised will be expended at the
direction of an executive committee
and Ira NJ. Kemp, who has been nam
ed as trustee for the fund,
The view taken by westo.1 people
is that the normal school regents yir-
tually ceased to exist some time ago.
But prior to disbanding the regents
notified the different normal schools
that If they continued in operation
they would have to do so upon local
responsibility. After having made
such an announcement as this the ac-
tion of the board in asking that local.
ly raised money be turned over to the
state is regarded as highly inconsist-
ont
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
PERSONAL
MENTION

Mayor Ross Newport is up from
/, Hermiston.
d. a. Dudley. prominent ranchel
OF Athena, was in the city today or
business.
j. III. Day, the well-known He'll,
farmer, has been in town TODAY nm.
on short visit.
Drs $. w. Mcclure and II. r. PIN
kerton have gone to Portland on n
professional visit.
Joe Bozzell of Denver. Colo is IN
the city visiting friends and looking
for location in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. S, A. Hampton have
returned from Portland. where they
have been spending the winter.
Mrs. r. NJ. Dorothy, of Milton. has
been visiting In the city as the guests
OF her daughters, Miss Lurie and
Grace.
G. 5. Taylor agent for the Wiscon-
sin Central railroad company, with
headquarters at Portland, is in the city
on business.
Attorney S. F. Wilson will leave to-
morrow for the Alberta country for
the purpose of buying some wheat
land in that section for himself and
Will Peterson.
Roy Raley received a letter yester-
day from E. A. Johnson stating that
he Is now attending the law depart
ment of the Georgetown University
at washington. Mr.. Johnson was for
merly in the Pendleton Abstract Co. g
office here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
MONACO INQUIRY STARTED.
Prince Wants to Know Why Cost OF
Living Is So High.

Monte Carlo.-As a rule Prince AL
bert does not meddle much with gov
ernment affairs, but occasionally he
deems 1t incumbent upon himself to
assert that he is still ruler of the
Monaco realm The other day he
addressed the following letter to the
mayor of Monte Carlo:
"Please report how it happens that
In my own country, where no taxes
are levied, all articles of food and
drink are higher priced than in France
and Italy"
The mayor answered that the pres
ence OF so many strangers and visitors
was responsible for the prices charg-
ed, but some of the visitors are evil
IDENTIFY getting tired of the Monte Car
10 tariff and many visitors now lodge
at Beausoleil, the new French colony,
where a casino is now building.
WOMAN "CABBY" is SORRY.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
WHEAT LAND SELLS
AT RECORD PRICE

The sum OF sSS.OO0 for 4SO acres OF
land a few miles east of Milton, was
the price paid by one woman to an
other at Milton lately. The deed was
recorded this morning. showing the
location of the land and the money
paid for it. The buyer OF the land
was Louise J. Pierce and the seller
Mary L. Vanderahe. At this price
the land is over s12,5OO a quarter sec
tion, and is one of the highest prices
paid for wheat land for some time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
HEARING COMING ON
PORTLAND SEASIDE RATES

saiem' Or, March 5.-The whole
schedule OF freight rates on the AS
toria q Columbia river railroad has
been brought before the railroad COM
mission for investigation, upon COM
plant OF Alex Gilbert, a real estate
dealer at Seaside. Gilbert alleges
mat the freight rates between Port
land and Seaside are exorbltant and
unreasonable. The commission will
set the case for hearing and a hard
fight is expected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
NURSE COMPENSATION
CASE PROCEEDS SLOWLY

Witnesses in the Delongvert- Roma
goux case were being examined this
morning. DR.. Cole was one of the
principal witnesses and was being
questioned as to the effects of GER
tain sanitary conditions. This was dis
cused for the purpose of determining
the compensation a nurse should re-
ceive and the value of different
nurses. The case is proceeding slow
ly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
NEW MILLINERY STORE
is NEARLY READY

Mrs. c. B. Chatton has recently
arrived from Portland and has leased
the vacant room in the Schmidt build
ing for the purpose Of starting a mil
lirery store. Mrs. Chatton will have
most of her hats trimmed in Port
land and sent here ready for sale. A
line Of ladies furnishings will be put
in the store later. The store will
probably open Tuesday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
ASSESSOR STRAIN STARTS
DEPUTIES TO WORK

Assessor Strain is now busy get
ting the deputies started on making
the assessments for the county. His
plan is to employ the experienced
deputies to assist some Of the new
men and as soon as these latter have
been initiated they will help to start
the others until all are in readiness
to take up their work in earnest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
MRS. RALEY TO BUILD
NEW MODERN COTTAGE

Mrs. A. NJ. Raley is making prep
arations to build a new home on the
corner Of Alta and Willow streets.
The house will be in the nature of a
cottage and will cost in the neigh
borhood OF $4,000, This will be in the
same block as the new federal build
ing if the property now under con-
sideration is accepted by the govern
ment,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
Baroness Lucille Won Gall Dies

san Francisco, March 5.-News has
been received of the death in Vienna
of the Baroness Lucille Won Call,
daughter of DR.. Younger, Of Paris.
AS Lucille Younger, the Baroness spent
her youth in this city, where her
brothers and sisters still reside. One
OF her sisters, Miss Maud Younger,
well-known as magazine writer on
sociological subjects, is an official OF
the Mattresses Union here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
WOMAN "CABBY" Is SORRY.
Marie Lcjau Killed on First Day Sh,
Worked.

Paris.-After one days experience
of cab driving, Marie Louise Lajau
regrets that she ever took out a
"cochere's license" The first day she
Joined the select band Of women cat
drivers Marie, who is a young wo-
man from Brittany. had the i'll for
tune to knock down and kill an elder
ly man, whose widow sued the cochere
for compensation.
Mile. Lejeau's unskilful driving was
blamed for the fatality, and in court
she admitted that her horse had bolt
ed and she could not control it.
The court in reserving judgment,
told Marie she was evidently not cut
out for a cab driver.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-05
Would Pay Back Debts.

Furthermore it is believed that the
regents want to secure control of the
subscription money partly for the
purpose of using it to pay off back
Indebtedness. When the normal
schools were dropped by the state
through the failure of the legislature
to provide funds for maintenance,
considerable money was due teachers
and others This has never been paid
nor has the state made any provision
for paying the claims,
That the money which has been
subscribed for the Weston school must
be used for defraying the expenses OF
the school from now until June is the
decision of the committee in charge.
This committee will not turn the
money over to the state treasurer and
has so notified the regents.
At recent meetings the Weston and
Athena lodges of the Farmers co-op-
erative union passed resolutions call
ing upon the legislature to provide
funds for the support of the Weston
school until the close of the present
year.