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The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-30

winner Eth twenty feet of day.
light between the two. This
WAS he third match race be.
twshn the two horses, the
Wornton horse being the winner
each time. Starter, G. Il. Lisle;
starting judges, |. w. Durrill and
f. III. Stewart; outcome judges,
Glenn Mccullough and Henry
Taylor Everybody was salts.
fed.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-03-25
JUST AMONG OURSELVES. -.


JVSl ANIUNo OVNoAA'A LIZ ---
Everything that is good to eat at the
Newport Bakery.
Jerry Desart has sold his property on
Warren avenue to J. 3. Tarbet, OF Pen
rith,
Good -four, per sack, $15-
Home Grocery.
Buff Orpington eggs, 81 per setting of
Is; Sc per 100. V. P. Brown, Newport.
Wash
There will be Catholic services at
kelly's Hall on Palm Sunday April 4th
at 800 a. m. r. = 1913.
A full line OF the latest oxfords for
ladies and gentlemen just received.
Hulsey & Sherman.
". M. Buns. OF Spokane, member
Of the Northern Mercantile Co., visited
the company's local store Wednesday. :
Lumber dealers report big demand
Tor all kinds.of building material and
expect an unprecedented building rec
ord this year.
We are exclusive agents tor
White House Coffee Home
Grocery.
The machinery OF the old cement mill
At Cement is being dismantled and ship
ped to Newport, consigned to P. s. Mac
Mutt, of Spokane.
l00-acre meadow ranch to trade for
cut-over land or Newport property or
Spokane property. Charles F. Craig,
First National Bank
H. NJ. Lund is having building on
his lot fixed up for dwelling place for
Mr.. French, who is an employee of the
Lund Hardware Co.
Make your old furniture, floors and
woodwork look like new. Lacqueret
stains and yarnishes at one application.
Sold by Bell 4 Turnbull.
Home Cooking Sale Saturday, March
yah at the Home Grocery by the ladies
OF the Congregational Church. All sorts
OF good things to eat will be offered for
sale.
Four extra good timhe claims, quarter
section each on unsurveyed land, also
some fine agricultural quarters. In
quire at this office or write G. H. Finley,
Newport. P. O. Box 176, 38-tf.
FOR SALE-Brood mares, Young
horses and one young thoroughbred
Gull, milk strain, in trade or terms to
sui buyers. Geo. H. Jones, Usk, Wash.
45-tf
An air space all around YOUR CHM
hey is the latest thing in Cement CHM
neys This is chimney that is better
Than brick chimney We furnish the
cement to put them up c. F. CRAIG.
Use Silver Birch Pure Milk
and Cream. Only State Inspec-
led Herd in Newport. ) Licensed
by Dairy and Food Departments.
telephone Silver Birch Farm No.
II or Office No. Is.
George P. Benton. Of Chicago, of the
''rm OF George p. Benton Co., pole
dealers, who maintain yard in New
port, was in town Monday. Mr.. Benton
's well pleased with the progress of the
Town and thinks it has good future
lie reports business conditions in the
east as rather quiet as result of the
uncertainty over the action Of congress
IN the matter of tariff revision.
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l wish to notify my patrons that I
have removed my shoe repairing shop
to the building formerly occupied by
Millard's tin shop. I am now better
prepared than ever to attend to the
wants of the public. B. Zillinger.
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See Crandall for watches.

Miller does undertaking.
Furnished rooms to rent at South Side
Grocery.
Hot coffee and lunch at the Home
Bakery.
Frank D. Crandall, expert watch
maker. .s
FOR SALE-Horse and wagon.
Northern Mercantile Co.
A fine lot of iardinieres and other
articles at cost at Miller's old stand.
If you want quick delivery, good
goods, prices right, see PAYNE & Vawter,
Phone 1o1. =
c. A. Fielder now has three houses
under construction on his lots on Spo-
kane avenue
Order your wood from G. A. Vawter.
All kinds and in any quantity delivered
on short notice
VIM. Field, the barber at the Pend
Oreille house, is quite sick. suffering
from pneumonia.
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under construction on his lots on Spo-
kane avenue.
Order your wood from G. A. Vawter
All kinds and in any quantity delivered
on short notice.
VIM. Field, the barber at the Pend
Oreille house, is quite sick, suffering
from pneumonia.
Rug sale Saturday, April Bird.
-9. CARY-SHELDON co.
FOR SALE-An almost new 81 New
ton wagon with complete logging outfit,
cheap. Write P. 0. Box 1855, city.
The I. & W. N. has placed log train
in service, hauling logs along the right
of way to the big mill at Spirit Lake.
w. A. Ladwig has purchased from the
Newport Washington Land Co. two lots
on Warren avenue adjoining his home.
The First National Bank has a few
more safety deposit boxes to rent. Just
the place to keep your valuable papers.
10O-acre meadow ranch to trade for
cut-over land or Newport property or
Spokane property. Charles F. Craig,
First National Bank.
Work on the erection of the Craig
building at the corner of Washington
avenue and First street will be started
as soon as timbers can be hauled
G. L. Whips and wife have returned
from Hunters, WASH, and expect to
make their home here this summer, Mr..
Whips having considerable work in
sight in the building line.
The Craig cement plant is busy turn
ing out blocks for the new hotel build
ing of Messrs. Craig and Martin. A
special faced block is being turned out
which will make handsome front
Leonard Goodwin, Chicago attorney,
was a Newport visitor last Friday. Mr..
Goodwin only spent day here, but be-
came booster for the town, as he was
very favorably impressed by its location
and resources.
Something New-A cement chimney
with an air space fine for ventilation.
These chimney blocks are inches high
and 16 inches square and they cost 80
cents per foot. Charles F. Craig
There will be quarterly conference
after the sermon Saturday evening at
the NJ. E. church. Sermon at 8 p. m
by District Superintendent A. A. Luce.
Also sermon by the elder and commun-
ion Sunday at II a. m. Everyone well
come.
The town hall was connected up with
| the water mains Monday. Several boes,
who have been doing time for drunken
| ness and disorderly conduct, were re-
quired to dig trenches as part payment
| for the expenses they are causing the
town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Seeley entertained
the O. n. o. 500 Club at their home
Monday evening. A very pleasant even.
ing was spent. saddened only by the
thought that it would be the last meet
ing of the hosts with the Club as they
are soon to move to Their new home al
Deer Park.
There will be an illustrated lecture on
i sfnl D.,.:or of our r or1,, ryiuop al
fKellv's Hall on Good Friday April eth
by members of the faculty of Gonzags
College, of Spokane. The proceeds O
the lecture are for the benefit OF the
building fund of the new Catholic
church. A cordial invitstion is extend
I ed to all with the assurance that tht
lecture will be full of interest.
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15

life. Then he began to perceive. and
flinging his shield and helmet to the
ground STROBE out on the ice to take
the deserter's place. THE Christian
martyrs writes Mrs Eddy on page
3SS of Science and Health, were
prophets of Christian Science. Through
the uplifting and consecrating power
of divine Truth they obtained vic
tory over the corporal senses
Value of Victory
The value of this victory Jesus il
Illustrated for all time in the story of
the nameless rich man, Dives, and the
beggar, Lazarus, zone whom God
helps" To the world, which always
judges specifically, the victory might
have appeared to rest with Dives, but
it was the very loss of materiality by
the zone whom God helps" which con-
stituted the freedom of spiritual power.
There is no limit to the freedom true
spirituality confers. The life of Christ
Jesus. as recorded in the Bible, is the
record of this in its most absolute
form. But every one may reproduce
that freedom in their own life just ex-
actly in proportion as they abide in
his teaching. 1t is that teaching
day through the Christian Science
textbook, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures that is freeing
thousands and thousands of people not
merely from every known form of sick
ness, but from every form of servi-
tude, whether of vice, or fear or mis-
cry to which the human mind can be
subjected, simply because they are
learning that man was indeed born
free, and are beginning to repeat the
question of Paul, who did hinder you
that we should not obey the truth? "-
Christian Science Monitor.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15
CLEARING House Statement

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE statement OF
the clearing house banks for the week SHOWS
that the banks hold s13,452,950 more than
the required % per cent reserve FUND. rms
is an increase Of $1.670,775 in the proper
tomato cash reserve as compared Win last
week The statement follows:
Loans 81, SO5.353, 100 decrease sH27S, 700.
DEPOSITS s1,352149,000, decrease $S.S01, 300
Circulation S549,7 TOO decrease $4,000
Legal tenders ss0.509,90o decrease
$744,5O0 -
specie s271,330. 300 increase s214,s0o
Reserve 1851, 490, 200, decrease s529.7Oo.
Reserve required s6Ss,037,250 decrease
s2,20O,t73.
surplus $1S.452,95o. decrease $1.67o.77s
Ex-United States deposits $14,o5SS75, In
crease $1,675,425.
The percentage of actual reserve OF the
clearing house banks today was 26.oS.
The statement of banks and trust com
panes OF greater New York, not reporting
to the clearing house, shows that these in
situations have aggregate deposits OF 81.
215GT72OO total cash on hand $3.50, 975, 600
and loans amounting ta sl,c77Oe4.1Oc.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15
PLAIN CLOTHES OFFICERS
ARREST SEVEN MEN IN RAID
SIavonians Charged with Gambling.
Patrolme Claim to Have Found
Conclusive Evidence

In a raid by plain clothes patrolmen
on an alleged gambling joint, patron
lied by Slavonians on Ord street, seven
men were arrested early yesterday
morning and booked at the central
police station on charges of gambling.
When the officers entered the place
the men were gathered about table
playing cards. One of the players at
tempted to hide the money which was
on the table in plain view, but was I'M
successful.
The players gave their names as John
Salata, Hansen Durmisevich, Charles
Silich, N. P. Kovocevich, D. Cerovina,
Martin Miklauschutz and S. Vukich.
The latter is charged with conducting
the gambling game.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15
GARMENT CLEANED WITH
GASOLINE STARTS FIRE
Woman Steps on Match, Which lg-
mites FIuid-Has Remarkable
Escape from Burns

Mrs. M. Goldsmith, living in the rear
of her husbands grocery store at 3433
South Vermont avenue, had a narrow
escape from being burned seriously
yesterday afternoon when a knitted
Jacket which she was cleaning with
gasoline became ignited and set fire to
the place. The prompt action of Mr..
Goldsmith, who extinguished the flames
with q bucket of water, restricted the
loss to about $35.
The gasoline-soaked garment became
ignited when Mrs. Goldsmith stepped
on a match, which f1ared up. That her
clothing did not catch fire and that she
was not burned is considered remark
a bile.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15
BRIDGE DEPARTMENT
EDITED BY w. R. WHARTON
Observation-Disclosures

Readers are cordially invited TO for $
5 ward solutions to the problems pre-
scented in this column. Names or pseu- (
s donyms of solvers will, together with ,
solutions, be printed In this column {
two weeks after the issue containing
: the problem. Questions as to rules or
play will receive careful consideration
and prompt reply. Address all COM
munications to Bridge Editor, The
Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15

is so obvious that many players fail to
consider it. If you only succeed once
in a year you are that much ahead.
If the reader will carefully observe the
revokes he will be astonished at the
number of tricks he can win thereby
in the course of year, even among
expert players.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15
TRAINING Squadron Sails

YOKOHAMA, March 15.-The jap
anese naval training squadron, consist
ing of the armored cruiser Aso ana the
protected cruiser Soya, sailed today 1or
Honolulu, under command OF captain
Iseii. The ships carry $50 cadets OF
the Japanese navy. The squadron is
due to arrive at Honolulu about Aprinl
and will then proceed to San Fran
cisco, cruising northward later along
the Pacific coast to Seattle.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15
WINDOW SHADES, BRASS RODS

WE MAKE WINDOW SHADES. II. q.
ELKELES & SON, s91 So. Broadway.
F2795; M 308i. 12-l6-7ot
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15
PERSONALS

THE FAMOUS DIscovERY-FoR INDIGEs-
tion, dyspepsia and bowel complaints; made
from Spanish roots and herbs by 3. B. FISH.
24l0 West Pico. 2-A-2S-m7-ls
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15

wANTED-The Herald company will pay
ten cents per copy up to ten copies each for
Heraids of the dates of October %, 1905 and
October 81, 1908 Deliver to cashier in Herald
nfhca 134 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15
FUNERAL NOTICE
CEMETERIES

EVERGREEN CEMETERY
Boyle Heights. near city limits. Operated
under perpetual charter from Los Angeles
city. Modern chapel and crematory.
Office $50 Bradbury Building.
Phones Main 652; A75fI.
CrematOry phones Boyle o. 41OS3.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15
PHYSICIANS

SKIN AND KIDNEY DISEASES, WEAK.
painful eyes, mems special disorders. moles
warts excrescences sores and pedal dis
comforts. Medical clinic. 107 WEST FIRST
STREET. 3-l4-2w
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15

Double dummy. Declaration no trump. How
many trumps can dealer win against best play
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15
81 ED

STANTON-At 429h South Lucas avenue.
passed away, William L. Stanton, beloved
husband OF Salle &c. Stanton. aged 81
years, leaving three daughters and two
sons member of Sam Davis post Confed-
crate Veterans Funeral notice later.
Friends may view the remains at Pierce
Brothers chapel. Atlanta, Ca. papers
please copy 3-l5-l
FUNERAL NOTICE
MOONEY--In this city March II, 1909.
Clara Isabelle, beloved wife of w. p.
Mooney. Funeral services Monday at
1920 a. m. from chapel of Pierce Bros.
at Eighth and Flower streets. 3-l4-s
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15
THE WEATHER


LOS ANGELES, March IA, 1909.
Time. Bar. lTher. Hum windIvel. Weather
a. M 1913 81 81 NE Clear.
. p. M 29.ss "a 4S sW II Clear.
Maximum temperature 60.
Minimum temperature 40.
Weather Conditions
SAN FRANCISCO, March 14.-The pressure
continues high the Pacific slope. but there
has been a marked increase in cloudiness over
central and northern California.
Forecast
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Mon
day; brisk northeast wind, changing to south
west.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Mon
day fog in the morning; brisk northwest wind
For Santa Clara valley-Fair Monday; fog In
the morning; light north wind.
For Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys
Fair Monday; moderate north wind.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-15
PROBLEM c

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New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Philip Jeselson has sold for John Voz No 14s
and l45 Wadsworth avenue. between 1sOth and
l8lst streets, two 1--WE story apartment houses each
on a plot 37.6xiOO feet
T. Stratton Co. have sold for Thomas Donnelly
TO Madeline and Anna Nika and Charlotte Maid
hof. lots Nos 72. 73 and -. Macombs Road and
Nelson avenue.
SOM Brothers have sold the plot of four and one
half lots on the south side OF I57th street lOl feet
west Of Broadway. for Improvement with a high
class apartment house
Du Bois Taylor have sold for Annie f. and
Harriet j. Neidlinger to a client for occupancy the
three story and basement brownstOne front dwell
Ing house. No. 5l7 West l4sth street on LOT fSx
s911 feet
David Anderson has sold No 25 Bradhurst ave-
nue. five story fathouse plos 4O.lx55 feet. be-
tween 1880 and 144th streets.
Charles r. Farulo has sold No lSl Prince street
a three story building. lot 25x95.s feet so feet
east OF Sullivan street
David Stewart the broker in the sale for
a c Field 10 Max Marx OF the southeast corner
or Riverside Drive and 145th street plot fronting
100 feet on the drive and 12O feet on the street
with southerly line of I245 feet and in the re-
sale OF the plot TO the Holland Holding Company OF
which Judson S. Todd is president
r. J. Wood has sold the apartment houses 5OxsSx
100 feet at Nos zoos and zoos Arthur avenue about
100 feet south Of 18Th street which was erected
by John McNulty
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
WILL REMODEL BABIES HOSPITAL.
Plans Also Filed for Improving James D.
Pell's House in East 55th St-.et

Plans have been nled by York & Sawyer. arch-
tects, for the trustees of the Babies Hospital of
New York. for Temodellng the hospital building AZ
the northeast corner 81 Lexington avenue and
S5th street in connection with the proposed eight
story annex. which is TO be occupied as "A dis
pensary and dorn.tory. The necessary alterations
viii cost $4,000
Plans have been filed for eularging the four
story and basement dwelling house No. 20 East
55th street and installing rear bay the improve
ments being made for James D. Pen. az owner. from
designs by Pel & Corbett. architects.
Plans have also been filed for remodening the
five story hathouse No. los West 18th street
and rehtting the ground floor stores the improve
ments being made for Charles j. Follmer from de-
signs by Frederick Ebeng. and for remodeIling
the old style six story dathouse and store AZ
Nos, pa and 216 Mott street. the improvements be-
ing made for the Citizens Investment Company
from, designs by Richard RohI. as architect
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
REALTY NOTES.

Fenwick e. Small has sold for John Bodne a plot
4OxlOO feet the southeasterly side OF 18th
100 feet southwest Of Fourteenth avenue. Brooklyn.
The plot will be improved.
Albert B. Ashforth has leased for the Welch Car
Company, OF Pontiac. Mich. the store and base
ment at No. 1871 and 1873 broadway 10 the Cloud
Marts for automobile saesrOom.
Richtmyer Irving and SCHNEIDER & LAebler were
the brokers In the recently reported sale of tho
five story hdthouse No. l33 West 96th street.
Barnett & Co report the following leases: Top
loft at No. 80 West 125th street the Star Music
Roll Company: No. COS West 12Sth street a three
story dwelling. to DIR. Mcknight: No % West
127th street. two story dwelling. TO John Tuite.
and No l2S West lS0th street. three story dwell
ing. to S. Manheimer.
Denzer Brothers have leased for Max Solomon the
store and basement at No 17 and l49 West ed
street TO the Universal Cloth Sponging Examining
and Rehnishing Works for term of years at an
aggregate rental of about $4,000. They have also
leased for Anne Brandt the store and basement at
No lSl to lS5 Prince street to the United States
Paper Company for long term OF years also. for
Henry Corn. 1850 square feet at No 476 Broadway:
for the estate OF j. Is. Boomlngdale 75OO square
feet at No l52 20 l56 Wooster street and for Maas
& Blum 1000 square feet at No. 16 Greene street.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
IDEAL SUBURBAN TRACT.
Garden City Estates Enlarged DC
ing to Demand for Home Sites.

Owing 10 the fact that the number OF sales at
Garden City Estates has in the last six weeks been
about five times larger than for the same period
last year. a new section covering that part OF the
property lying Immediately adjacent 10 old Gar
den City and bordering the Salisbury golf links
two sides is to be opened This entire tract is now
fully developed with all improvements-sewers,
water. gas. electricity catch basins etc.-sO that
home builders can have every convenience enjoyed
by residents the city, This Offering includes the
last few choice plots Stewart avenue, which Is
already regarded by competent Judges one Of TIE
finest suburban streets in this country
William II 'Amerman. Oswald g. HcruS aud
Frank ". Clute having plans prepared for
beautiful homes Stewart avenue. the building OF
which viii be begun Immediately. and a large num-
Der OF prominent persons intend 10 erect homes
on different parts OF the property and 70 occupy
them IN the spring,
The recent Official announcement of the opening
OF the 34th street tubes in December i- directing
considerable attention 10 This property. the new
service will bring Garden city Estates within a
journey OF half hour from the centre ot New
York's principal shopping. hot, and amusement dis
tricts
That fact and N. large demand tor homes az
This time have made IL necessary arrange for
special trains for to-day These will be private
trains. run direct from Flatbush avenue. Brooklyn.
70 Garden City Estates- Many reservations have
already ocen made by persons desiring look
over the section just placed upon the market.
which is a very desirable part Of the property
The property itaS been largely improved in the
last four months. and The Landscape gardening pre-
sents a specially attractive appearance at this
time OF year. \ novel feature In the beautifytug
OF the place is the treatment OF the railway sid
inEs, which parked both sides throughout
the length OF the property. Garden City Estates IS
the only place In this country IL is said where this
Naa,s - Fah F.fra-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
RIVERSIDE DRIPE PLANS.
ThOrOughfWe To BE Ertended to
Spuyten Duy1I and RiuerdaIc.

Surveys and maps have been forwarded by Josiah
A Briggs. chief engineer OF the Borough of The
Bronx. the Board Of Estimate and Apportion-
ment for completing che extension ot Riverside
Drive through Spuyten Duyvil and Riverdale
along Spuyten Duyv Parkway 10 245th street.
thence along F1eldstone avenue. making this the
automobile highway 10 Van Cortlandt Park
The extension Of Riverside Drive" said Mr.
Briggs Yesterday. will make more accessible one
Of tho most picturesque spots in the world ver-
liable Alpine scene II will pass within block
Of the rear of the Samler estate 254th street
which have always had ambition 20 own. but
which is be sold auction. The little
house nesting at the side Of a hill this prop
erty has always appealed 10 ideal home
My mother was born a farm in Riverdale that
bordered on the river. and that section has been
familiar TO me since boyhood.'
The greater part Of this section Of The Bronx
because Of it's varied topography. will always re-
tain lis picturesqueness- It's winding drives and
wooded hillsdes being preserved in large
measure in the laying out OF the streets and in
this 1t will have. II is said n feature possessed
by no other part OF the city.