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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-13
Vaudeville Entertainments.

In addition to the concerts by the
McElroy band, the fair commission
has also arranged for a couple of high
class vaudeville specialties each af-
ternoon and evening. One of the
performers will be an aerial acrobat
while the other will be barrel per-
former. These acts will be given dur
ing intermissions in the band pro-
gram and should serve to make at
tendance at the fair interesting.
D. B. Bayne of Helix, was in town
Yesterday
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-06
TIM TARIFF Law.

President TAFT has given out
statement Of his views OF the new
tariff bin. He claims that 1t Is a re-
vision downward. but not such al the
party pledge called for. yet be sees
il II lower duty on many articles OF
necessity, while there are other
changes which be believes might have
hean made ID the interest OF the peo-
pie. Most persons win agree with
the president. yet It Is evident that
The new tarif Is not what was ex-
peetad or promised BY the republican
national platform. The principle ol
rzstseti0a Il Gnu which the uaitsd
States cannot abandon. yet the tarin
must b revised 10 suit changing
conditions and should be framed to
rive the greatest benailt to the PEG.
pla without Gripping the Industries
* tbs country. The trusts are abso-
lats masters OF the prices at which
their products sell ana protection sim.
ply gives them an excuse for booating
these prices. For that reason they
shoaid not hare = protective duty
The new tariff law Is a move In tbs
right direction and ia defects may b
easIly ramedied without opening tbs
whole question 10 isglalasion.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-06
RHopRs soHoI.ARaHIP.

The next auallfying examination
for the Rhodes scholarships for
Idaho win be held at the University
IF Idaho. Moscow. Tuesday and
Wednesday, October 10 and 90.
1903. Dean ]. G. Eldridge win act
As supervising examiner and viii
conduct the examination in accord
anee with the regulations and tims
table prescribed hy the Rhodes trUs-
tees. For further information apply
to James A. MacLean. chairman OF
the committee Of selection for Idaho.
Moscow. Idaho,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-06

The Evening Press published 4 tel.
esrAphic report Of the passage and
signing Of ne tariR bin yesterday IN
advances Of any other daily IN this
part 81 the country. There we're
otAer important news items which ap.
peared Il rs columns ahead OF other
Aheeta.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-06

Warrington Star: ID case AEr.
Roekelellsr's patent butter does not
please tne Fabulous consumer Il may
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-06

MOSCOW starsMirror: Judged by
his public record, Paul clagstone will
measure up with the best of them in
Idaho. He not only pretended to
stand for the kind OF legislation that
the people wanted, but voted for It
He was big enough TO honestly and
honorably represent the whole state
as a speaker of the house of the tenth
session, placing his citizenship above
hts partlsanship. To him an honest
democrat was better than crooked
republican, and the interests Of the
people of more Importance than the
party machine, For this Paul Clag-
stone has been abused and belittled
by the party organs OF the old gang,
who see In the election OF thi sman
their eternal doom. The Star-Mlrror
Is not asking for the election Of Mr..
Clagstone as governor. We are not
certain that the people want him for
this position at this time, but we do
know that In the hearts Of the people
he holds high and honored station.
He Is respected for his high and man
" stand for cleaner politics and bet
ter laws. and so fer his werst enc
miles have suggested not one thing to
his diaeredlt. That he is abused by
those he opposed, and slandered By
political henchmen who have always
ruled the state, Is no discredit 70 him.
That these political grafters do not
like him Is positive evidence that
Paul Clagstone Is all right: a man
worthy the confidence and respect OF
his fellow citizens.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-06

Make i { task for want sds--and
yoan have an the boarders yoa can
accommodate.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-06

BE- possible 60 put q wick in it and
burn It
Salt Lake Herald: The Spokane
chorus girls who have registered for
the Flathead land drawing say they
have everything In lovely shape To-
become farmers.
Idaho Statesman: Tho western
senators seem to have been too
shrewd for Senator Aldrich. They
discovered HIS Joker" with refer
ence to the leather schedule and sue
ceeded In eliminating it from the
measure. II the blu had gone through
as presented to the senate there
would have been little reduction in
the tarilf on shoes and harness. which
was the end desired by those who OPP.
posed the Aldrich schedule.
Montpelier Examiner: While the
controversy at the University of Idaho
Is a regrettable matter. the final re-
suit may DO beneficial to the institu-
tion, The people throughout the
state have become better acquainted
with and more Interested In the uni
yeTslty than they have been hereto
fore. aud from now on the work OF
the university Will BIO watched more
closely by the people OF the state
than 1t has been. The Institution has
received shaking up that viii un-
doubtedly result In helping It In many
ways.
Lewiston Teller; II the govern
ment should stand pat In excluding
all lottery literature from the mail
the news reports from the govern
ment's own land lottery would ex
clnde every publication in the ooun
try and stop all circulation Of news
papers and periodicals. Nothing 5,
notorious as this has ever before beer
perpetrated In the history OF tn,
country There are many who belley,
the government Is open to eensur,
and that the lands had better beer
appraised and sold at public auction
This appeal to the gambling spirit i
enriehlng the few at the expense o
the many,
Tacoma Ledger; The Spokane 1
Inland railway evidently desires ,
public Investigation in addition to tn
inquiry Of the coroner. II has asked
for a commission Of Idaho and Wash
ington attorneys. railroad men AMI
newspaper men. These facts ar,
noteworthy because they are signifl
can't Of the changed attitude OF cor
porations toward the public, Corpor
atoms are much more prompS thar
they used to be In The adjustm@nt o
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-06

claims for damages. and they are
also much more solicitous Of public
favor. The attitude Of this railroad
Ii nothing rare. The request for q
commission representing the public
may be out Of the ordinary, though
many other railroads and corpora
lions have manifested a similar de-
sire to hold the public confidence.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-06

salt Lake Herald The Spokane
chorus girls who have registered for
the Flathead land drawing say they
have everything in lovely shape 70
become farmers.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-06

b possible 70 put . wick in IT and
burn It
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-06

&c. ]. aCoEE. nal.ar "a PualIsAsr.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-21
STOCKS AGAIN
DISORGANIZED
FRACTIONAL DECLINES MARK
OPENING
BUSINESS RALLIES SOMEWHAT
DURING SESSION
Theories for Heaviness Center in Har-
rlman's Ill Health and Proposed
Shaking Out of Markets
Rank and File
[By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Aug. 90 -Today's stock market
was again irregular. when not altogether dis
organized. At the opening most declines were
fractional but before the end Of the first hour
the movement gathered greater momentum
under a fresh accumulation of selling ORDERS
and recessions OF points more were re-
corded through the active list.
The business Of the morning session was es-
timated at over 100000 shares. There were In
termittent rallies but early In the afternoon
the list took a fresh start, with further liqui-
dation in Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Read-
ing. Steel and others Of the active group.
OF the many theories offered to account
for the markets extreme heaviness only TWO
are worthy of serious consideration. The first,
of course, has TO do with the apprehension
existing in many quarters regarding the heaitn
OF u. II. Hartman, and the other Is that a
Shaking up of the rank and file was deemed
advisable by those who are supposed 10 pe
in control OF the markets machinery. 1t is
also noteworthy that the better known com
mission houses seem to have played only a
passive part in the weeks declines, which
may be accepted an indication that out
of-town centers were but slightly interested
In the course OF events here.
Throughout the day considerable strength
was shown by a group of specialties which IN
cluded United States Rubber, American Car
and Foundry, and American Locomotive AS
All illustration of the markets extreme mar
rowness dealings in four stocks-Union Pacihc'
Southern Pacific, Reading and United states
Steel-made up fully so per cent OK the Gay
business, which aggregated l,4o9VOV shei eS' a.,
The closing was steady with the rally sun
under way Forecasts Of the weekly oash
movement indicate gain of about $500 600
by local banks, much Of this coming from
the interior. The days budget Of news bearing
upon the financial situation included adVices
~ better cotton crop conditions in Texas,
cooler weather in the corn belt. and record
breating sales OF wool in Boston, A marked
decline in copper exports for the week was
reported -,
THE bond market was weak again. Total
sales, par value, $4,97s,O United States bonds
unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-21
New York Stocks
NEW YORK. Aug. 90

Special service to The Herald by d. r
Hutton & Co., members New York Stock ex-
change. i12 w. Third street. Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-21
New York Bonds

Furnished by J. C. Wilson. Hotel Alexan-
dria, Los Angeles. member New York Stock
exchange. Chicago Board Of Trade. Stock
and Bond exchange, San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-21

$500 II. p. NELSON PIANO FREE
See page 3, part @ and get busy with the
famous Roosevelt Jungle puzzle.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-21
Butter and Eggs at Retail

$500 II. P. NELSON PIANO FREE
See page 3, part ., and get busy with the
amous Roosevelt Jungle puzzle.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-21
EGGS CONTINUE AT
PREVAILING PRICES
NO ADVANCE IS ANTICIPATED
THIS WEEK
Weak Undertone Develops In Fruit.
Casaba Melons, Figs, Plums and
Grapes DecIine-Cabbage
Drops to One Cent

Eggs continue to remain stationary al
though receipts show a gradual falling off
in supply. Present quotations Will, 1t is
said, hold until at least the beginning of
next week
A weak undertone developed in fruit yes
terday and several varieties declined.
Casabas dropped to 90c4$i.25 a crate
Calamyrna figs were off 25c box, selling
at 81 Black figs were scarce, selling at the
advanced price OF $1.25Q1.50 crate.
satsuma plums declined to 6OQ6oc lub
box
Grapes were weak All kinds declined.
Muscats were In the best demand, but de-
clined to S5c a lug box.
Cabbage was weak all kinds selling at 1c
q pound.
EIsb cnntinua m he scarce
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Par0ehial T0@sers Key5ng Up for Series of Cannes
NEW AGENCY FOR
IOzlER CARS
/. G. Rayl Appointed Repre-
sentative for This Section
of the State

The Lozier car has re-entered the
local market. T. c. Chandler of the
company has placed the agency with S.
G. Rayl. who is well known in auto
mobile circles. The car is brought out
in very attractive models this year.
One special model is the Briercliff.
which has proved to be very popular
in the east. The Lozier car will be
seen in all the big contests on the
coast.
Harry Michener, the noted driver who
has driven the Lozier in six "a hour
races in the east. in which he won
two and took second in four. is now
in the city and will be at the wheel
in races and endurance contests.
The agency has not been estab-
lshed a week. but in that time Rayl
has sold Briercliff to Leonard Ham
mond. q six cylinder to e. L. Booth
and a four cylinder touring car to L.
II. Williams. The sales rooms for the
present are at the Broadway garage.
corner of Polk street and Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
WOMAN'S BREAST
AND MANS FACE
Most Common Places for Cancer

The papers made mention a short
time ago of people cured of cancers
without knife or pain by DIR. and Mrs.
DR.. Chamley & Co. Since that time
the cures of many prominent people
have been the occasion of great COM
ment
They all said their cures We're mar
veIous beyond expression, many of
them having been given up to die.
They first obtained the Doctors free
book, which proves that any lump in
woman's breast is cancer. it led to, as
they say, the greatest blessing of their
lives.
All the Leading newspapers and
medical journals of the world have
noted their success and wonderful
cures. they charge nothing until cured
and offer $1,000 if they fail 1T is said
they have cured more cancers than any
other doctors living. Strictly reliable:
no X-ray or other swindle They prob
ably have the best 13e page book
ever printed on cancers and tumors.
sent free only TO those who describe
their case. Their address is 696 Nc
Allister St, San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
o of exene showng in


with the showing made by his boys
in the meet OF last Thursday. His track
team clearly demonstrated that 1t con-
tains some excellent material, and
Brother Nitus intends to develop that
material so thoroughly that neither
second nor third place viii content the
academies when the next big meet is
pulled Of.
The academy boys have already made
a reputation in basket ball and they
are likely stars IN the baseball tourna-
ment soon 10 start. Baseball. indeed,
is Brother NitUS strong point, as his
record as manager of the famous third
team at Sacred Heart college amply
proves. The former students of St.
Joseph's academy and The numerous
friends of the institution win watch
the outcome Of the coming tournament
with considerable interest.
Somewhere bands are playing and
somewhere people shout, and there is
little doubt but that somewhere
means Broadway and Van Ness avenue
where St Brigids school is located.
All honor TO the well drilled, neat APP
peaTing lads from that school who sue
ceeded In carrying off the McBrearty
& Mccormick cup last Thursday night.
And honor. too. to the girls Of the
school who took such an active and
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

practical interest in the meet. ST.
Br5gids girls have demonstrated the
old, old truth that the eternal femi-
nine IS eterpally a winner whenever
she makes up her mind to win. Up
St BriSids way the popular toast Just
now is -The ladies' God bless 'em,
nothing daunted by the results OF the
big mech Remind them they took
tenth place on the list of winners and
they reply hot off the bat: Yes. but
look at all the schools we beat.
There's school spirit, for you. And it
DOESN'T end there. Before they left
the Auditorium last Thursday night
the LADS from the Golden Gate avenue
school had determined to take fall
out Of every one of the big Eve when
the next meet comes. And Friday they
started in to practice.
The champions OF all Oakland"
Such is the title that the boys Of st.
Anthony's school have appropriated on
the strength of their showing last
Thursday night, and which they are
willing to defend against all corners
who dwell east of the bay The out
come of it all viii be an outdoor meet
in st. Mary's stadium in which all
the Oakland schools will participate.
"Blufe' Martin, the West Oakland
dark horse who unquestionably made
least one of the praiseworthy eharae-
teristics of Alexander the Great. Just
now Martin is weeping because there
are no more worlds to conquer, and
most of the athletes hailing from ST.
Josephs institute share his emotions.
These youngsters are looking forward
to the Oakland meet, when Father Nc
Nally's proteges will have q fighting
chance for glory.
The board of directors of the Catholic
schools athletic league will hold a
meeting in the near future TO elect
officers for the coming year and to ar
range details Of the games to be pulled
off under the auspices of the league
during the coming months. The organ
ization has now an assured place among
athletic associations, and the delibera-
tions of the governing body will be
watched with interest.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
San FranciScans Win Second
Half Of Golf Play

The home and home contest between
the ClaTemont country club and the
San Francisco golf and country club
was won by the latter. The second
half of the contest was played over the
Ingleside course yesterday. when the
local players increased their lead to
four. The San Francisco players es-
lblished lead of one in the first half
of the contest at claremont last Sat
urday.
As in last Saturdays match, the first
five players from Claremont beat the
first five from the San Francisco club
The matches yesterday resulted as
follows
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
BASEBALL NEXT ON
CATHOLIC LIST
OF EVENTS
Success of Indoor Meet TO Be
Repeated in Contests on
Diamond
By win Scarlet

Now that the big meet OF March II
is over it might he ihougllt that the
ef7cials Of the Cafhosc schools athletic
league viii take est and that the
youngsters who made such Il splendid
showing last Thursdas night VIII fold
their running suits and store them on
the top shelf But such is not the
case. The league is an organization
that Is eterHaily up and doing. a
baseball tournament is a. be started
almost Immediately ard measures are
10 be taken 10 insure several minor
neld DAYS between the present time
and the summer vacation.
A canvass Of the leading schools
taat took part in last Thursday even
ings doings ELECTED nothing but in
tense satisfaction with the manner in
which the meet was conducted, and, in
some quarters. undisguised giee at the
results. Nowhere was there the faint
est evidence Of Grabbing that sure
indication of the ungraceful loser.
ST James boys are. of course.
eostatic. IT is no small distinction TO
win the much coveted archbishops
cup and three other splendid trophies
besides. The enterprising BIissionites
scored IS points in adjust 16 points
more than their nearest competitor
and there is good reason for their
elation
The secret Of the St. James boys
success Is in reality no secret at all.
They put not their faith in mascots,
but c0ntented themselves with regu-
lar. systematic training. There was
nothing frenzied about their daily
practice. They did just a little run
ming each day, but they did that little
with energy, system and c0ncentra-
tion. Herein lies the open secret that
led the winners OF the first indoor
meet on TO victory
Another thing helped immeasurably.
500. Enthusiasm was and is a promi-
nent asset Of the pupils Of the Guer-
TerO street school. The roofing section
from St James was very much in evil
dence last Thursday night il was
perfectly legitimate roofing. and did
ell and more than was expected of it.
Brother Alexander, who looks after
the athletic interests Of the school had
both the rooters and the runners well
IN hand. He mas proved himself an
exceptionally capable athletic director
and deserves ell the nice things that
were said Of him.
Brother Nitus, the experienced ath-
letiC director OF St. Josepls academy.
Berkeley, expresses himself delighted
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

sest event of the year. the 100 mile re-
lay race, is set for July IL and will be
held In the vicinity of San Jose On
August 20 the Berg trophy race will be
held at San Leandro.
A committee was appointed TO ar
range for an interclub run to Vallejo
next month The committee is COM
posed of. Tom Taylor. Berkeley; Al
Greeninser, New Century; W. T. Sc
Yelle, Alameda; r. Dunlap, Bay City.
The Alameda wheelmen We're admit
ted to the association last night, Joe
Cunningham of the Golden City wheel
accepting money at Shell Mound park
last year
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
PleasaBton Track Bought by
Rich HorSeman.

OAKLAND, March 15.-The old race
track in Pleasanton was purchased
Yesterday from Thomas Roman by II.
E. Armstrong of Cathlamet, Wash, for
$4,000. Armstrong is one of the best
known trotting horse men on the Pa
cific coast. The sale is thought to be
the forerunner of proposition look
ing toward the creation of a new trot-
ting and pacing race center in Cali
fornia. Armstrong has recently pur-
chased two famous trotters for breed
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
SAN FRANCISCO
-CLARENloNT
Cycling Events Programmed
For Coming Season

At meeting of the California asso-
ciated cyelers held at Oakland last
night schedule of events was drawn
up for the year. On April a novice
race viii be held at the stadium On
May the Pierce trophy race will be
held on the San Leandro triangle. 1t
will be a 10 relay race over 100 miles
for time.
The Stockton trophy race will be held
at the stadium on June II. The big
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
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Proves The Cure

We want to prove your perfect can De
simply fxed up bettebut N x %
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at EmeryyilIe

indicated black faced
saturday hundd and
IL c Hopper pssidm Judge DNye
5 year Q
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

post >
10 seate entry betting
pace. clear
Dovan
J. just brer reacnn
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

10. As 3-5. 1.lz 3-5. At post
Mist, 6-5 place. So show; Anugo. ?
hy ". Walker. Scratcbed-Please. Dc
ing. Third stopping. High price-Antigo
IN behind Amigo to stretch. where Co5u
ghe Mist closed ia a resolute manner
He wss made too much use ~ early.
uD a lot OF ground. Firebali stopped
with the starr.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

post minutes al Emit
place place
inner b b. by CaasDaN NaneB dty
4 ti than on npreoas
down in final 100 Yards Rose re
n not m
q IN la
tie used Dup in king O oner
b
I21R FOURTH s: Uada a5a year old colts and geags
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

fFF RAeEo mile ana 0paaTd: to
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

. Al post ) minutes. OF at 3:4J- Oldfeld -
~ shoW: Peer $50 show Winner b. e. by Mo
scratehed-Nooien. Start bad. Won in a gallon
was taken sick excused and 20 minutes allowed
me lead on first turn and galloped to hls field all
feer potnered at start, but failed 10 close with
$ Ocean Queen had chance at all. she was
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

80 ISF'0nss' me Feyion high weight handicap year
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

lnc-.23 -, 40, I.0T %. At posi-
show Booger G-5 place. IL shol
Slerras-Auut Bird. Trained by H.
Third driving. Paiaroita ran Heres
B0orer Reds challenge at the end.
came very strong through the stretch
made late move with Fanatic. Desi
stopped badly at fFe furlongs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-12

ate of the New York Polytechnic, and
choir singer in the second avenue Bap-
tist church has left for Yokohama.
But it is not wholly the Chinese un-
converted who attract her.
After the eighteen-day trip across
the Pacific, she will go first to the
Baptist Theological Seminary, which
the Rev. C. B. Tenney, of the Ameri-
can Baptist Missionary union, is con-
Quoting in the "City of the Cross
Strand" There she will meet and
marry the Rev. Wayland Dunn Gates,
who, up to a year and half ago was
associate pastor of the Second ave-
nue. Baptist church OF this city, and
is now in charge of the Unions Mis-
sion at n-Yang. With her young
husband she will take ship again and
pass down through the Inland Sea
until Shanghai is reached. There she
will board a turbine river steamboat
and go 500 miles up the Yang-tse, to
Han Yang, wher, amid modern blast
furnaces and ancient Notifications,
busy spinning mills and crumbling
temples are the mission buildings in
which the rest of her life is to be
spent.