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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-14
The Gift That Cannot Be Taken
 Away
sThe Placid Place"

Now and then man-poet painter, financier or buider-does his work so incomp parably well say he was born for it. That is the genius of mind
 Occasionally raher-We come upon spot which presents all of the physical conditions that make life enjoyable and promote health and longevity and de- clare that Nature created it for dwelling place. Genius agan-the genius of locaton
 NorWood has this genius of location That is why it will stand long the noble hill upon which rests endures.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-14
FOR SALE

 S11 .5OO-Modern home; 12 rooms, elegantly finished; lot 65x125; conveniently lo- cated
 Sl1 .OO0-12-room home on Highland avenue, lot 100x2O0 feet; cheap at this price; one half cash
 s880-S-room dwelling. new with all mod ern equipments, Highland Ave; lot 50x190; terms.
 sSoo0-Elegant Broom home, all modern improvements at Norwood; only $100( cash, balance easy terms. s45OO-New home, rooms with all modern improvements, good neighborhood; lot 60x140 feet; $3O0 cash payment required, balance on satisfactory terms; party leaving the city. We have some valuable centrally located business property for sale. J. B. Cobbs Real Estate & In
 surance Go. 2o9-210 Hood Bldg. Bell phone 2254.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-14
WEST END.

We have been advertising a few homes for sale here the past few weeks and they have all been sold but two; these two we will sell and they are new and modern. for s2250-S50 cash and s2O and S25 monthly. Take advantage of this exceptional offer Do it now.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-14
NORTH HIGHLANDS.

A fine S-room house on lot 5Ox190, on the car line; price $500; S1O0 cash, $25 month. Twelfth avenue, north. modern home, well built and bargain the price, $4O00; $750 cash, S25 month. At North Haven we have a 4-room house on half acre of ground for s25O0 on easy terms,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-14
WOODLAWN.

Two beautiful. modern, up-to-date homes, one on the car line six rooms, and one two blocks from car, for $15O cash and $20 and $25 monthly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-14

Phones 1923.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-14
FOR SALE CHEAP.

SOUTH HIGHLAND HOMES. 5000 to s10oOO-East of 20th street, just now nearing completion. only one block from Highland avenue; two-story brick veneer; large lot; plenty of room; beau tiful bath; oak floors first and secctd floors; furnace, gas and electricity; in fact, everything that money can buy to make a really beautiful home and terms can be made to suit. I have six homes now being completed. some near Rhodes Circle, some nearer 10th street will be pleased to show you this prop erty if you are at all interested in getting a home this spring.
 s. E. THOMPSON. Agent.
 Bell Phone A 223 North 21st Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-14
Birmingham RealtyCo.
 2l1S FIRST AVENUE
Real Estate For h. yeStOrS And Home.
 Seekers

177.
 $3000-1-3 cash balance l, 2 and years, , for one of the incest 6-room cottages in Princeton, has all improvements and is well worth s35O0: owner must sell at once See this Monday; the lot alone is well worth S1500
 IFS.
 s24O0-$5O0 cash, balance to suit; for a beautiful cottage, two blocks of car and three of schools and churches; has light, gas, cement sidewalks, nice gar den and flower yard. If you want a home which you will be proud of see this Monday, and you will buy.
 179.
 s375O-Will make terms to suit, for prac- tically new 2-story, 7-room house, on car line. in the best part of West End; has all improvements, including fur mace and grates; this place cost that money to build. You will agree if you see 1t
 $5750-Small cash payment, balance at per cent interest, for a strictly up-to- date 7-room house, near Glen Iris this house can't be built for this money; on elevated lot, 50x156 facing south.
 181.
 $150o-For a beautiful lot on Fountain Heights, facing city, has all improve ments and is well worth $2000;. lot next to 1t sold for $200o less than six months ago. This is a fine investment
 182. ,s1S5o-$SOo cash, balance easy, for 4 room cottage on lot 100xl40 on 18th and 17th avenues, north, one block of North Highlands car. We will gladly show you this, but will not give it to you by phone.
 s42oO-small cash payment, balance to suit, for one of the incest houses in Foun- tain Heights neighborhood, two blocks of car, bath, and nice front hall. ' rooms, in the very best Aeighborhood; on lot 50x140, and will rent for $40 This Is a pickup and is bound to sell, so call early.
 1e4.
 $4O00-s10O0 cash, balance at per cent in- terest, for one of the incest cottages in North Haven; has seven rooms, faces east This house was built to live in: has double floors, storm sheeted, and all conveniences; on lot 5Ox165; will rent for S35 per month only years old
 174.
 S1600$000 cash, balance like rent, for a good Groom cottage in one block of car on 76th street, East Lake; this is 16 per cent investment, as well as home; has nice garden and fruit.
 175.
 cdSu payLleu lhNc rent; for a nice 2-story, 7-room house, ! in best part of Woodlawn, one and one half blocks of East Lake car, and one i, half block Of Gate City car; has all Improvements will make you a fine ! home; a good investment.
 176. .s12O0-s200 cash, balance s20 per month, for a good 4-room cottage, half block of East Lake car. and three blocks of [ good school, in Woodlawn; this is a bargain. and you should see it at once; nice lot 50x14o nice yard see gar l: den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-10

S6Iof3iilmer, crnem SalcT uHo
eillcm 8oDeraun, Sn Der Wiitte Die
Ter Raumfludt lit oaS einIl6e ST
5inlner, ooS MIR Ser 6Gn!lie oierlt,
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siidcnOer SnIon eingeridtet; pom Den
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sltm Siten mo &loloern ell. SRI
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nideIten 8rol5e cinet metalll1dlen
&lanq IN Den &aum. 8abrcn0 I'M
Sdlofsimmer foitbare periii6c Cape
ten, feinae8ei6nete bloue 9lumen OH
mciBem @rurlOe, Die @dnbe idnnil'
delL bot ser Bar fir iein grbeits
simnter eroubloue 2eoertapeten &C.
wGbIt, ole III Der 6arbe nit ben
ittperrn ieiocuen @aroinen ilberellt
itimnen utlO bnrn1oniid) 3niammen'
flingen nit Dem gcidttigtell $3trnbecr,
roth oes Seppifs. SIN 4rbclts5im
me" lit olld) cine9ibIiotbcf aligeiteIlt,
elm GROCER S9reibtiib mo Inn &C.
ocniibrr Elm bequemcr ScOerOtlpan.
0ie @em1der Der aniIcrin iino
nit 9irfenmobeIn auSgcitattct; bell
airline Seioentapetcn ocben Den JGr.
men ben Gbarafter beiterar 8retno'
| Ii6feit. 8eiln oas 8cttcr ibon lit.
pfleat ii6 ole 3orcnfnmiI;c GcWobn.
lid ntf Ser groBen Bride en- SEED
cuiSubalten, no Gin GROCER orientali'
i6er Geppif sic Sdritte harnpft;
funItuoll georbcitete Robrm0bel, bic
ten cine bequeme @eIcgcnbeit gum
Huben. Ser @olaipciieiaal miro &C.
m6bnlidl MIR bel b%eIonOeren feteI
lideu InlGiicn beuiibt. 3.pei groBe
breite 8runttreppen fiibrcn SIT Dem
prddtioen &oune, Der bu,f 5uei
Reiben 6cniter bellies Sift rnlpfangt,
rs 8erionen finocn bier belHemBlat.
Sn ser @de oes SooIes Itebt Elm Sill
del, I'M Sinterarrnb offnet iid eirc
| art 2oggia ollf oie eut5idcnoe &a'
belle, no Dor bent sSSfnn III 9ebeimniB'
sollcm SoIbountel Iag nnO Ha1t
Sampen gliiben iino %flintnern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-10
wie Der rufiicbe Gar reiff.

gls in Den S4Gren ous 3dreni6ifi
Dor tilr3em NIT Der oSoben5ollern"
@riiBe ouStauihte, fonnten ole aom-
merOiener oes geberriherS nIler 9feu'
ben auf Gage anitrengenoer Grbeit
nrriidbliden, Senn ole Neiieoorberei'
tln0en oe5 3orcn TELLER on Die Die.
nerl6oft borte Guiprii6e. Slt Snn.
Ocrteu bon Gofiern wer0en aIle Die
GegenItGnoe iorgiam perpudt, DIE Der
aaiier m1brcno Der &eiie nielIcit)t
b%enotbioen f0nnte, olif allen leinen
Sabrten begleitet gtifolduS II. cine
Iebr umfongreide @arOerobe. 8te
3obl Der G~ipiInn3iige lit babel be-
itrGnft; MIR III Sopenbaaen pfIegt
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gu geben; i'm iibrigen trGgt or fat
nusltIiebli9 llaiformen, nit Boz
liebe ben 8nffeurod beS &reobrat
idJenstp . G~aroeregimelts. Sil tribe.
ren Snbren pfIegte JSfolaus III. oltf
benz gBoIdritcrn" 81 reiien, iener Gle
ganten uno fpmfortablen Scrgnii'
glm0siadjt, Die Mcronoer III fir iiI
bouen licB ruo nit Der Ritol1itS III.
mannigfade liebc &in0beitSerinne'
rlngen oerbitlOen mogen. Iber ben
gr0Beren Experimentation InIpriid)er
elmer ueueren 3eit permodJte Der vRo'
larItern" nidt mebr 81 gcnitGet. gti.
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bauen, ben nStanoorb", ein Iftpirt'
men0es Shlob, 6os ale 8or5iige
elmer lururioien 2uItiodt nit Der Gle
aallS lllto Dem &omfort eineS groBerl
S5ennoampfers perbinOet. 8cnm Die
8inoe giinitis iino, f0nnen bier Die
Segel Die Wai6tre erlesen; neberl
Den 3tpei aroBen Shornitclten ragcls
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ole mebr ais 1900 GuaoraiflB Sc
gel biIIen f0nneu. Ser elegante
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fuiierliden Sarben: bis aur Baiier.
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inter dber tond)t 3miiteit ben 8cllen
Elm lerd]tenOeS @elb ouF. gm gl9
breitet Elm GROCER 8ipeifOpfiger abler
moieitdtii6 Die Shwiugen 3um6luge.
@ol0erte NrobeSfen unrnbmert ore
2idtoffntngen all ben Selten oes
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91nge bon 400 Sub uno cine 8rette
bon SO Sub. 3rpci m1dtige Maid]t'
nen bon $4,000 Bferoefrdftcn trcibeu
oas Sabr5cug burf Die 5lntlen unN
geben Dem yStoroorb" cine 8urh'
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Sa6t beIte6t aus $50 @ann mo 20
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mem @eIdntaf iino Die &nnnte eingc'
rihtet.
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Sen &o%tierinnen ullo oeS 3ors2s.@
so!seea,, nia lie brei 9intnterlL eitler
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-10
Sort scbaltcn,

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Ses MnQcflagtcr chen Der Geihwor'
men, einen S%rl6noer, nit blnoert
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OaB onS ltrtbeil aitf SoOtidlag lalte.
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idmorcnen mo ia9tc; sd bin Sinner
ichr su Can't perpfIid,tet, mein6reunb.
st cS &bnen id)Wcr %gemorNen2"
so" e~nt1e9nete Der Srldnoer.
.mG6tig i@iper. Die moeren eli
luollten Sic freiiprc9en-"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-10

,1Iut d9e OpdnDerlaIN , GelpWepi
Gbolerd un6 OulAfall 1rteoisin
pom Gbolers 1norbus 9epeilt.
Ser o.. Us. Sumler StgbtOtper,
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madte, pabreno er ais @eitpOrea
ner in elmer MDrounteriufune in
@omaroSpiue, &reisbappthaot bonn
8reiIe gfebuurne, Nla., feurirte. Gr
iagt: rMGbreno ib bort mar, aB id
ettpns friihes un0 nudI 8urit'5leiidj,
bas bel mir @bDlera Murbus in i2br
Itlimmer 5prm perurIahte. Sd
fublte ara eleno utto itifte nad els
ner eenifen Cholera 8 Reeisin, ltatf
beiien Inubte mir Der Gp0tbefer cine
5lalfe Gbamberlntn'S aeibmeb, @bus
lera unb 9ur9fnlsWtcoisin nit benz
Bemerten, oaB er baS @enanihte
bate. mir abel in 5ulee Der @rs
prDbtbeit Oieles Seilmittels, pOrS6ae
mir lebteres gu ibiden, oa er idr
tefen uniehlbare Sur garantire. Sd
natm cine 8Die onuun uno fiblte in
Flnf Niuuten beiier. 8ie Sueite
Eoie beilte mid eanslid. 3mei
MttgeIhmprene litten In berielber
BeiIe uuo cine flint uno spansiq
Gent Slaihe heilte uns ale Orei,
Bum 8ertauf bel @nlfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-10

Drei 6daporene nit eincr fletnen
flat DIE Gbdmberlain's Geibpeb,
Gbolerd uno OuiAfau Meotsin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-29

ally certain. says the Eugene Register.
Wanted-Woman to take charge Of
bathing suits and towels at Wenaha
Springs. Address ]. A. Borie, Gibbon.
Oregon.
Parties passing through Echo Sum-
day in a automobile and losing a
coat. can learn of its whereabouts by
inquirlng at this office.
Lost-Suit case between Pendleton
and sax Station, initials C. e. r. on
same. Finder return to this office
and received reward.
Header boxes, feed racks and cook
shacks made right and on short no.
tice. Prices are reasonable. PEN
dleton Lumber Yards.
Wanted by two experienced women.
Cook house for big crew. Address
Mrs. c. j. Huffman, Freewater, ore.
Il. F. d. l, Box so.
Horseshoeing outfit lost about May
%. near the new wooden mill. Was
wrapped in apron and gunnysack,
Reward. Geo. II. Humphreys, Wallo-
wa. ore.
Are you going camping? If so, how
Is your outfit? Will you need a tent,
stove, hammock, gun, fishing tackle,
or camping outfit? We
have a fine line and just what you
want. Come in and see us. LaDow &
Peterson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-29
New Armory at o. A. G.

Corvallis, Ore.-The contract for
the big armory was recently granted
to Fred E. Erickson Of Salem. The
work on the building will be COM
menced during the first of July and
will be completed by November /.
The armory is to be located at the
rear Of the present athletic field. 1t
will be constructed at a cost of $685.
900. Captain McAlexander will have
personal supervision of the work
during the summer, as he is very
largely responsible for the present
plans. The bid given by Mr.. Erick-
son amounted to several thousand
dollars more than the price provided,
so that a few changes were obliged
to be made in the plans. These, how
ever, will not greatly alter the beauty
Of the building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-29

For the accommodation Of the WAL
la Walla people and the residents Of
the East end of Umatilla county who
desire to attend the celebration in
Pendleton, next Saturday. the Walla
Walla train will be held here until
1890 o'clock at night. This will give
everybody a chance to participate in
the night as well as the day celebra>
.tion. Pendleton will therefore be the
only city in which the residents Of
Adams, Athena, and Weston and the
remainder Of the east end of Umatilla
county can participate in and return
home the same day. For this reason
NJ is believed that hundreds of visitors
from that part of the county will be
in Pendleton TO assist in making the
eagle scream as he has never
screamed before.
The committee on sports announ-
ces the following partial program:
Potato race-for boys under IS.
prizes, 50 and 81.
so yard dash-free for amateurs
gold medal.
Sack race-free for all-$S and
$3.50.
Race for boys under 1S-S1.5O and
$1.0O.
Fat mems race-$5 and $3.50.
Three-legged race-$S and $3.50.
100 yard dash-free for amateurs
gold medal.
Creased pigs.
Creased pole-$5.
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon a ball
game for the championship of the
county will be played on the Alta
street grounds. The contesting teams
will be Hermiston and Pilot Rock. A
purse of $125 has been hung up for
the winner Of this game, which will
be free to everybody. Every attraction
for the entire day is to be free.
The Illuminated parade will take
place in the evening and as the re-
suit of this parade the prizes of $25, |
SIS and $40 will be awarded for the |
best decorated automobiles. The |
prizes for the lady horseback riders
viii be awarded as a result of the |
showing made in the morning parade. |
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-29
The Pastime Theater

has new today an extraordinarily
good program, as follows:
"In the Sultan's Power" a picture
that will interest the world. Jack
Thornton, an American traveller,
while touring Europe, meets the
daughter of an old French nobleman
and falls in love with her. He is per-
sistent in his suit for her hand, but
the lady apparently does not return
his affections. There is a reason for
this. Osman Bey, Turkish noble
man, desires the hand of the charm
ing girl. The last scene of the pic
ture shows the attack on the sultan's
palace and the meeting of Osman
Bey and Jack in a hand-to-hand con-
flict and the rescue Of Flora and the
capture of the sultan.
'The Lonely Villa" is another bio
graph success.
"a New Trick" This is a very
funny comedy.
'The Reckoning" dramatic.
Strenuous Sneezer," comedy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-29
CELEBRATE THREE DAYS
AT GRANTS PASS

Grants Pass, Ore.-This CITY did
not celebrate the Fourth last year,
but in order to make up for the oc-
casion three days this year will be
set aside in which the young and old
may participate in a general harvest
jubilee. On Saturday, July 8, there
will be a program OF all the leading
features connected with a well ar
ranged celebration. On Sunday July
4, Rev. ]. Whitcomb Brougher of
Portland will deliver two addresses
in the city park along the banks of
Rogue river, Two bands have been
engaged, and during the Sunday ex-
ercises sacred music will be rendered.
A chorus of many voices will be in
attendance. Monday will be devoted
to field sports, games between differ
ent baseball teams and the aquatic
sports on the river This city Is the
only one in southern Oregon that
will have three days sports, and the
attendance will run into thousands.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-29
PULLMAN BOY TELLS
A KIDNAPPING STORY

Pullman, Wash.-A strange story
of an attempted kidnapping is told by
Earl See, IL years old, who makes
his home with Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Stevens Of Pullman. The boy disap-
peared several days ago in mystic
rious manner and search failed to re-
veal any trace Of him. The boy is an
orphan and has made his home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens for several
years, although he has never been
formally adopted. He is 12 years old,
large Of his age and bright.
1t was thought he had run away,
though no cause for such action ex-
listed, for the boy always appeared to
be contented and was kindly treated.
He disappeared in the night, going
away barefooted and with only his
underclothes, trousers and a thin coat
and old hat. His foster parents in
stituted a search and the marshals
of surrounding towns were notified.
This morning when Mr., and Mrs.
Stevens awoke they found the boy
asleep in his bed. When aroused he
said he had been kidnapped by a man
who came along in a covered wagon
and asked him to get in, and then
blindfolded and tied him. He says
they went to Colfax and the man
threatened him with punishment If
he told anyone anything. He says
they went to bed last night and after
the man thought he was asleep the
man got up and went away, and he
got up and walked to Pullman, a dis
tance Of IS miles, and reached home
just as day was breaking and went
into his bed.
He sticks to his story and close
will not shake him. He
insists that he is telling the truth and
appears to be perfectly sincere in his
talk. He gives minute description
of his alleged abductor and the team
and outfit in which he claims to have
been carried away. The whole affair
is shrouded in mystery and many be-
lieve the boy Is telling the truth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-29
Pathetic Death at Astoria.

Astoria, Ore.-A sad incident came
to light today in connection with the
death Of William Bostrom, the boat
puller who was drowned last Mon
day by the capsizing of his boat on
Peacock spit, near the mouth Of the
Columbia river. Bostrom, who had
been working in logging camps in
this vicinity during the winter months
and fishing in the Columbia in the
summer had saved sufficient money
to provide a home for his sister,
whom he had left in his old home in
Finland. Recently he sent her 5000
TO pay her passage to this country,
and Miss Bostrom arrived in New
York yesterday and was informed by
telegraph of her brothers death.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-29
INSPECTION FOR
GUARDSMEN TONIGHT

This is the evening for me regular
semi-annual inspection for company
L, and all officers and members with
in the city must be on hand in SER
vice uniform this evening. AS it will
be the last inspection prior to the
departure of the company for the en-
campment it is especially desired to
have a full turnout.
The following is the official order
for the inspection and muster:
Headquarters Co. L,
3rd Infy. o. N G.
June 20, 1909.
The officers and members of Com
pany L, Srd Infy, o. n. G. are directed
to report at the armory tonight, June
90, in service uniform for muster and
Assemble at 500 pm.
By order Of
CAPT. DAN P. SMYTHE,
Commanding.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-29
INVESTIGATE CALIFORNIA
FRUIT-DRYING METHODS

Berkeley, Calf, June 29.-Prof. AL
onzo f. Taylor, head Of the depart
ment of pathology of the University of
California, announced today that the
referee board appointed by former
President Roosevelt would probably
visit California within month to in
vestigate the merits Of fruit drying
and curing by the sulphur process.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson may
accompany the board.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-29
Woman Lands Prize Fish.

Avalon, Cal-Mrs. P. s. O'Mara Of
Salt Lake, Utah, today won the
worlds record for yellow tail fishing
with light tackle by taking a 33-
pound yellow tail with regulation
three-six tackle. She fought the
monster for two hours and ten min
utes before bringing it to the gaff.
Mrs. O'Mara holds the worlds rec
ord for jew fish taken with a nine
nine tackle, she having won this rec
ord last August
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-29
BLOODY FIGHT AT
TOP OF PIXIES PEAK

Colorado Springs, June 29.-Batter-
ed and bruised and suffering from
scalp wounds received in a midnight
death-struggle with two University Of
Chicago students on the summit of
Pixies Peak, Howard II. Robinson,
the government caretaker, is near
death today. The students. John A.
Clark and George Shipley, are in Jail.
They are on a vacation and after a
hard climb the two men were refused
lodging by Robinson and according to
the students story, a fight resulted.
They claim Robinson was the agrees
sor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-29
LOCALS
pastime pictures please all.

tdsNlIHt pictures pltdSe al.
Rock Spring coal, Henry Kopittke.
wanted-Famlly cook. Inquire this
office.
See Henry Koplttke for Rock
Springs coal. Phone Main 17S.
For Sale-Feed and chop mill.
practically new. Inquire this office
II you want good dry wood. ring
up Henry Kopittke, phone Main l7S.
Automobile stage to Lehman
springs. inquire Pendleton Auto Co.
For Rent-Furnisher front room
close in. Address a. care this office.
More moving pictures shown than
any other theatre In the city-the
Pastime.
Six houses and three tents for rent.
Inquire of Mrs. T.. o. Curren, Ocean
Park, Wash.
For rent-Four room cottage, good
location and condition. Inquire 100
l.. Bluff street.
Wanted-Boy or 10 years CT over 10
learn printing trade. Inquire East
Oregonian office.
Great shoe reductions at the Peo-
Piles Warehouse. Come early while
we have your size.
For Sale-Good driving horse and
buggy also harness: bargain II
taken at once. Inquire this office.
C. C. Hendricks, agent for the YER
mont Loan & Trust company, will
place loans on Umatllla farm lands.
That coal abounds around Spencer
butte and along Spencer creek is NOR