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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-13

Choose your Optical Specialist to
| fit your glasses as you would your
doctor for skill, experience and ability
We have opened permanent offices in
the John Schmidt buildings where We
devote our entire time to correcting
defective vision with glasses. We do
not divide our time between tinker
ing watches and clocks and trying to
fit glasses. Common sense ought to
teach the public that the human eye
! is too valuable an organ to be trifled
with-by an inexperienced jeweler,
who calls himself an optician. have
had over 81 years practice fitting
glasses to all kinds of bad eyes, dur
ing several years of that time 1 spent
" teaching others the science of fit
ting eye glasses which made me more
proficient, and more capable of pre-
scribing lenses for others. 1 have as
ISOLATED with me my son, who is an
expert lense grinder, therefore you
do not have to wait, if you break your
glasses we can duplicate any broken
lenses usually in few hours. Geo
mented bifocals often become opaque
or clowdy, we can fix them in a few
moments as good as new. I thor
oughly understand all the latest meth
DDS of testing the eye, and use moth
ing but scientific methods in correct
ing errors of refraction.
Having worked in Umatilla county
for about four years, we are not
strangers, and refer you to the fol-
lowing local citizens whom we have
done work for:
Robert Forster and wife, James
Callahan, A. H. Rugg and wife, E. ].
Murphy, Andrew j. Black and wife,
A. W. Nye, A. w. Robinson, C. F.
Colesworthy, W. ]. Stockman. Mrs. H.
Mrs. w. R. Laing, Mrs. A.
MacFee, ]. P. Walker Miss Eta
Ely, Mrs. E. H. Stark, ]. L. Sharon,
J. H. Taylor S. A. Edwards and dau-
shter John HALEY. w. S. Perry, Lee
Moorhouse Miss Mable Lynd, ]. H.
Devlin, Mrs. Greulich, A. T. Perkins
md wife, Mrs. ]. w. Myrick. John
Nissen, Mrs. ]. T. Brown. Could give
'ou many more, space forbids.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-13

The only trouble with Weston
mountain Strawberries is their scar
city, says the Leader. Present indi-
cations are that there will be nowhere
near enough this season to supply an
active demand at $3.50 a crate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-13
In and About
Pendleton
OFF For Harvest Fleld.

Donald RAIDER, Wayne Chapman
and George Hoch, leave this evening
for Helix, from which place they win
go out into the harvest fields to work
during the season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-13

The population Of Albany under the
census of 1900 was 3149. The popu-
lation now, as shown by a careful
census taken by the Albany directory
company. just completed. is 1886.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-13
attening teachers meetings he trav-
eled $500 miles during the year.
More \ ney Expended.

The financial statement shows that
at the beginning of the school year
the amount of cash on hand was $685.
937.S1, whereas at the close of this
year there is $36,916.O4. The receipts
from all sources for this year
amounted to $164.24s.S6, while for
last year they were $142,O4S.37. The
expenditures therefore for the past
year were far in excess Of those for
the preceding year, being $127S3S.S2
against only $103,711.056.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-13
EDUCATION IN
UMAT|LLA COUNTY
REPORT OF COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT FAVORABLE

Shows Greater Proportion of Attend
ance Than Last Year and More
Teachers Employed at Higher Sal
aries-More Money Is Expended for
Educational Purposes-One Dis
trlct Fails to Report-6239 Per-
sons of School Age in County.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-13

One acre of strawberries in Wal
Iowa valley yielded $4,000, it is claim
ed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-13

Having worked in Umatilla county
for about four years, we are not
strangers, and refer you to the fol-
lowing local citizens whom we have
done work for:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
PROSPERITY COMING
 IS BELIEF OF DOUGLAS

That general wave of prosperity Is sweeping over the east and travel ing westward rapidly, is the express ed belief of General Manager Doug, las of the Copper Queen company, who returned yesterday from a months stay in New York Mrs Douglas accompanied her husband to Bisbee ai
 During his eastern visit Mir. Doug las was the guest of his father, Prof James Douglas, president of the Phelps Dodge interests. With his parent Mir. Douglas made a visit tc Canada where he found general con3i tions very good
 From his observations in the east Mir. Douglas is inclined to the belief that returning era of confidence aRC prosperity is again to grappIe the country, driving the unrestful spi.it of depression into the background and making for a long period of success ful business operations in all lines, mining included.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
CENTRAL SCHOOL HAS DIAz
 ADHERENT

One Mexican boy, student of the Eighth grade at the Central school. and therefore supposed to be coming to years of discretion, absolutely re- fuses to salute Old Glory.
 Every morning at o'clock the school children line up in the yard in front of the building and go through the ceremony prescribed by law, as the Stars and Stripes are un. furled to the breeze. It consists of singing stanza of the Star Spangled Banner and few words, with the mil itary salutation, which always has an audience every morning of the grown ups" who happen by, pause and then pass on at the conclusion. well satis- fled with the manner in which patriot ism is being promulgated in Bisbee.
 Every morning this particular Mex ican happens in late, or sneaks into the building while the saluting is go- ing on. Members of the faculty have caught him and he has been severely reprimanded. But he steadfastly re- fuses to obey.
 Yesterday morning he was seen lurking up on School Hill while the others were performing their obliga- tion. Some of the students spied him and informed members of the faculty. They quietly organized d search party, brought him in and, amid many protestations from the Diaz representative, forced him in front of the whole school to go through an individual flag salute, much to the amusement of students and onlookers alike
 Yesterday noon a number of stud ents cornered the Mexican and gave him a severe talking to. They told him that if it occurred again that they would very forcibly remind him as to his duties while a citizen under Uncle Sam's domain and make an example of him so that any others who may be inclined to follow in his footsteps will think twice before doing so.
 This one lad is the only one who has baked at willingly complying with this patriotic observance.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
THE CHARITY BOARD IS CLOTHING CHILDREN

A number of Bisbee's children are unable to attend school because their parents are in too straightened cir. cumstances to provide them with re. spectable clothing The charity com mittee of the Board of Trade has therefore undertaken vigorous cam, paign among more fortunate citizens to procure the necessary wearing ap- parel
 So far. however. while a large amount of clothing is being obtained, there is by no means enough to sup ply the demand. Shoes are particn- lariy desired. and it is thought that in and around Bisbee there are people enough in good circumstances to be able to supply those not so fortunate.
 Any contribution of clothing can be sent to the Board of Trade rooms. Room 22. Jacob Schmid building, or to the Central School. care of Mir. Rig gieman. The charity committee will send for clothing provided they are notified by 'Ihone 22s. or by address ing the committee. care Of Post ofice Box 33i.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
MRS. CROMER KNEW
 AAUCHT OF DEATH

Without having been apprised of the death of her son, W. T. Johnson, who was killed last Saturday at the Gard ner shaft, Mrs. A. Cromer, accompa1 jed by her husband, arrived home yes terday morning from a visit in Find lay,- Ohio. Although telegrams had been sent along the line in an endeav or to intercept the train on which the mother was returning, none of them were successful.
 Mr. and Mrs. Cyomer started iron, the Southwestern depot for home anG would have walked in upon the rc. mains UnawaTes, had not a neighbor seeing what was about to happen and fearing the shock would be too much for Mrs. Cromer, who is said to b subject to heart trouble, called then aside and broke the sad news as gent ly as possible
 Oh. knew it would happen, I kneS it. sobbed the mother, as she was being escorted home, "Somthing has told me ever since have been away that my son would be killed"
 Arrangements for the funeral were completed last night, and the services will be held from the residence tomor row afternoon at 2:30 and will be un der the auspices of tht Woodmen ot the World and Fraternal Brotherhood vic lodges will attend in a body.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Ovt. 1.-The tin mar ket was lower and easy, spot October and November closed 30. 20@3O. 30; December 30. .2563O. 40; Londoa closed easy; spot 155 15s futures 139 15s. Standard copper easy, litf, lower on the average. No sales re uorted spot. October and November r.. .50012 65: December 12.6O@12.15. London closed easy. Spot 59; future
 59 16s Sd. Local dealers quote Laks EIectrpiytic 1275@13. %, Casting 62d12.S7. Lead quiet spot 4.3294.S7; 4.3O64.s5 East si Louis. Loncon unchanged 13 2s Cd Spelter quiet; spot 5.75d5.9O New New York and 5.7O@5.s0 East St Louis. London unchanged, g 5s.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
AND ALL rHps FOR . QUARTER
Gorgeous DeserIption ef Attractions es
 oId-TIrss Circus.

There will be presented a resplep- ent series of sublime, moral, interest ing, instructive, amusing and wonder ful scenes, which would appear entire ly too fabulous if expressed in an ad- yertisement. They must be seen to be duly appreciated These great dis. plays will unfold In all the loveliness and beauty of enchantment, carrying the minds of the bewildered or spell bound spectators off on the gentle wings of the imagination to such pageantry as they might dream of after reading few pages of Arabian Nights Entertainments.' Words are really wanting to give adequate sx, presslon. Webster's unabridged fails most signally in language to fully DOT. tray a semblance o+ the reality. Economy may be learned ct this great college in Q single evening. Here tns visitor will see splendid specimens oi the zygodactylous race that live upol, the earth, or float and poise upor the wings O. soid and silver plume in the cerulean arcn; and in reference to these the corps of superIntendents in courtly dress will elucidate the pecp liarities of each with guarded srayilo quence. ."--From an Old Time Circus Postep
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
MEXICAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
 ON TRACK

Picked ap unconscious by the west bound passenger train at Forrest sta ton yesterday morning. Marta Ilanos Mexican, was brought into Bisb 'e anI t3 ke' t'. the Copper Queen hes pital in a serious. condition.
 His right arm was nearly severed, there was bad wound in the back of his read besides several body bruises. Enginer Fred Weimer discovered the body lying upon the track as the trs . neared Forrest ;ation. He whistl Ad thinking the man was asleep and would awaken in time to move. He did not, the train was brought to a stop and the injured man taken aboard.
 It is thought that Llanos was riding on the ore train and that he fell of at Forrest. At the hospital it was necessary to amputate the arm at the shoulder. He will recover.
 It is said that he had been work, ing for the Krentz slaughter house and lives ia Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
COCH|SE B. s 1. IO PAY BIG
 DIVIDEND

Stockholders of the Cochise Build ing and Loan association have receiv- ed the information that beginning witE September their stock investment: would pay guarantee rate of at leas' g 3-4 per cent, with the added infor. nation that probably a better show. ing would be made by the first of ehs year.
 The Cochise association is purely a local institution and is cooperative in it's character, even the borrowers be. ing stockholders and receiving their interest on their stock payments. it was not organized for the private profit of any individuals, but owes its being to the urgent demand for homes by wage earners who otherwise would have to remain renters CT wait for years on slow accumulation of bank account A home on easy payments is something the average wage earn CT can handle and the organization o. tue OOSllSS DuiluiHS anu 1SOdh AooO citation means simply that men of cap ital have joined with him to help niu help himself No enterprise of the character could be less mercenary or more comprehensive in its scope. Its activities are not restricted to any particular locality in the district.
 Since it's organization the associa tion has built homes in all parts Bisbee, up the canyon and down the district In Warren, and because of il assistance scores are paying for home: at the rate they would pay rent, and in many instances at smaller pay ments than their has amounted 70 in the past Such an institution is emphatically for the common good of the community and deserves well at the hands of all citizens.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
RECORD BREAKER MAS ASWEDNESDAY
 AT CANANEA
lspeeIal Correspondenoe.l )

cANANEA. Oct. 1.-Wednesday. September go was a record breaking day In the annals of copper produc- ton by the cananea Consolidated Copper company. One hundred and twenty tons was the total yield for that good dsy--ten tons more than was eyer turned out before. This event did not create any excitement and was scarcely commented upon. So steadily is every wheel moving and SO smoothly is the big camp climbing to yet higher efficiency. that such occurrences as this are taken as 6 matter of course. Instead of standing still. Cananea Is rapidly surpassing the dreams of those who have her interest at heart.
 It was with good deal of surprise that Cananeans learned of the mar riage of Miss Gro Bush and Buzzelle overton in Tucson last Wednesday. Both of them are well known and highly regarded here, and each have lived here for nearly seven years. She has gone to her sisters home in Los Angeles, the groom returning to receive congratulations before starting on the honeymoon. The we'd ding bells have been ringing pretty loudly around here lately, and, so rumor has it, their peals are shortly to break forth in a higher acclaim than ever.
 The Douglas Demons will be over Saturday and Sunday for two games. Cananea is in pretty good shape just now, with Thomas in good condition and Rtenhart's flat wheel mended. According to turn. Reardon and Thomas will do the twirling and if the Douglas bunch take either game they will have to play strenuous and thrilling game of ball. It is hoped here that Roland Wolfe will be we'll enough to play with and direct his team.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
MANY IMPORTANT NEW ACTIONS
 ARE FILED
Special correspOndence)

TOMBSTONE, Oct, 1.-T. N Lakin. as receiver of the First National Bank of Bssbee has brought suit in the district court against w w. Whaley fer debt in the sum of $500 and costs of suit. The complaint ai- leges that the defendant was one of the stockholders of the bank and had at the time of the failure eighty five shares of stock. Ain order was made on March 24. 1908. that each share Of stock be assessed it's full value or sT00 per share. making his proportion sS.506. Demand had been made on him for the same and that he had failed to contribute the amount and that it was still due the bank
 Another suit was also filed by the receiver against W. W. whaley and the firm of W. w. Whaley & com pany, for debt in the sum of SS,970 with interest at 2 per cent per month from the I7th day of Septem- Der. 1909. The complaint alleges that in November. 1907, the defend ants gave the bank their note in the sum of S6,500 due six months after date with interest at 2 per cent per month, and ten per cent to be added in event that suit was brought to col lect the same. The interest and principaP at the present time amount to sS,97O and the complaint asks for judgment in that amount with costs. etc. J. M O'Connen appears as coun- sel for the receiver Of the bank in both instances.
 J. W. Fur of Douglas, has brought suit in the district court against J. Farley Bigelow and his wife, Emeline Bigelow for debt and foreclosure of a mortgage in the sum of S40e alleged to be due on note given to the plaintiff on May Is. 1908, which is now due and payable.
 Nora Kirlew has filed shit against William Kirlew for divorce on the grounds of desertion and non-support. The parties were married in Tomb stone three years ago.
 R. J. Hoffmeyer has brought suit against Lena L. Brown and W. T. Womacks for debt in the sum of $500 alleged to be due for rent of proper ty in Bisbee.
 The appeal case of F. J. Vaughn ys. Dan Welsh from Bisbee was also filed. The action is for debt alleged to be due in the sum orf ss6.O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
s,ss.,r.s,,s .es Bee.

~esa,s remarked Ms. Ersstus Pink Ssy, T Sons heard you talkis' bout b. h. . great hunter"
 'Dst's what said" answered Pickp hainny Jim, 'Pse gwinter hunx Hons"
 "Aa' you mentioned beIn' CT Ghtie explorer"
 "Yessir."
 well, jes' by way of practice befo' you tackles any Hons, femme see if you kin git de COW out'n pasture wifi. put bein' booked, an den as de win ter eomea along you kin train foh de north pole by wadin' out in de snow to de wood pic twice a day. An 6on' femme hyan no mo bout not in soursgin' yoh youthful ambitions."
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
When Water Gets Into the Watch.

 A watchmaker who has worked at the bench for over a quarter of cen tury gave this advice to watch owners who may accidentally get water iet- their watches:
 Do not open you watch until yon secure some sort of dish into which to place it, and also enough kerosene to cover it all over; any old tin can will do. Open your watch case, both front aud back covers. and carefully move it around in :he kerosene until you have filled it with oil. Allow 1t to remain in the kerosene until you can have 1t cleaned. It will come out of the of without any of the parts rustins. thus saving much expense and the vstch.-Popniar Science.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
JUDGE DIAN HAS EXCUSED TRIAL
 JURORS
Special CorrespOndence.)


 TOMBSTONE, Oct. Ion ae- count of the numerous jury cases that were continued until the first week of the October term, Judge Doan announced today that be would call the trial jury to report on the first day of the term, on Monday the 18th, the same day on which the grand jury will report He will use i the first ten days or two weeks of the term in the trial of the civil jury cases. He requested all the att torneys who had civil jury cases at issue to notify him at once so that the cases could be set for trial dur ing the first part of the term. It has been the usual custom to have the civil jury cases tried after the criminal calendar had been cleared, but the order will be reversed dur ing the coming term of court.
 An order was made this morning continuing the case of Cowen vs. King until the 29th of October. The case involves the question of title to mining property in the Courtland district
 The 't'ial jurors were excused for the term this morning, as all of the cases that were to have been tried by them were continued, for the term so that the jury was not called upon to perform any duties whatever ex- cept that of drawing their mileage and per diem.
 In the case of George NJ. Land vs. Jesse Synder ct al, which was on trial for the past few days, an order was entered late yesterday after noon deciding the case in favor of the defendants.
 The attention of the court was taken up today in the trial of the case of William Blackburn ct al, vs. the Calumet and Arizona Mining company ct al. which involves the question of title to a number Of mining claims in the Courtland dis trict. The LeadviIle Mining com pany is one of the defendants and in filing it's amended answer and cross complaint involved number of other claims so that it makes three cor nered fight, Blackburn suing both companies. while they will have to settle the question of title to other claims. The case pS1mises to coH5 sume the attention of the court for the balance of the week and will open up some interesting points of law in the question of the validity of mining locations.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
MORLEY MUST FACE CHARGE OF GRAVITY

Charged with using vile and abus- i've language to a woman, as well as being drunk and disorderly, W. H. Morley will appear before Justice High this morning.
 While intoxicated, Morley ap- preached his landlady, Mrs. Higgins, of Tombstone Canyon, yesterday af- ternoon as she was passing in front of the Citizens bank pn Brewery Gulch, and proceeded to apply op- probious epithets to her, besides using vile and indecent language. A num- Der of men standing nearby heard the man but restrained from administer ing summary punishment. One of them held him until Constable Denny Twomey lodged him in jail.
 Mrs. Higgins later swore to the complaint.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
MINER SUFFERS \
 MARROW ESCAPE

The fact that Edward Maddern, a miner at the Car shaft, had presence of mind and a pair of legs saved him from sharing the fate of J. W. John son and Mike Welch, early in the week, from a cave in.
 Maddern was working on a lower level when a huge boulder became dislodged and threatened to pin him down in it's descent Nimbly stepping to one side, the mass of rock only caught him in the side. Another leap and he was clear of the rock, with only slight bruise to show where he had been hit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
SMITH BURIAL WILL TAKE PLACE TODAY

After several messages have been sent to California and eastern points as well, in an endeavor to locate rel atives of Bert Smith. the miner shot and killed by J P. Chase last Satur- day, the remains, which have been held at the Palace Undertaking par lors, will be buried this afternoon.
 One man, a Mr Mcdonald, living in Los Angeles, an intimate friend of the deceased, at first replied to q mes sage and stated that he would come here and take charge of the remains, but up to date has not put in an ap- pearance. Smith, however. had many friends in Bisbee who will bury him.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
FIJI Golf.

The Fijian game of tfga IS probably ss ancient as golf, which it somewhat resembles. The brown warriors play along the roadway, and the game con
 yists of long drives with a reed, one snd Of which is set In a large brown Iean. Balancing a javelin nicely ID he hand, with the forehnger as the iriving power, they project it swiftly G mound on the road ahead, f.om shich it. glances. falling 200 or 300 yards away Thus th=y walk and play for miles, wing with each other fol the longest drive. Ths Fijlans "keeE theif eye on the mound" for it needs Aomb skill to strike the heap of ItoI ss at the right spot on the reed SO is to secure long straight flight
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
HUSBAND AND WIFE
 FILE SIMILAR WILLS

PRESCOTT, Oct. 1.--Probabiy the most novel documents ever filed in this territory were placed upon recor, yesterday with the county recorder here. By virtue of them, John J Marksbury and Mrs. Marksbury eacr wills all property to the other. Mir and Mrs. Marksbury are residents 0 the Verde vicinity and are reputed wealthy, each in their own right.
 The documents are alike word foi word with the exception of the nan:e of the beneficiary. Each will is o' course contingent upon the one sdl. viving the otIer of this happily mar ried pair.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
ftsrk In MInut. Eraetloa..

The human heat sense cannot real tze q difference of temperature be yond one-fifth of a degree. but the baroseter, an instrument 200, o,00s times as sensitive as the skin, notes . difference of & millionth of a de gree. A galvanometer fexes it's fnge, at current generated by simply de- forming . drop of mercury SO as to press 1t out of spherical shape int that of an egg.