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The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10
LONG OVERLAND TRIP
New York Man Travels Through Ari-
 zOna and New Mexico.

L. F. Pease arrived in Flagstaff Monday, having came overland from Cimarron. N. M. In com pany with MT. Pease was Al Davis, a New Mexico COW puncher. Mir. Pease formerly lived in New Mex ico where he was in the COW busi- ness, but left the territory in the sos. He says the overland trip through the Indian reservations and to Grand Canyon was a most interesting one. to say nothing of the novelty of travelling 75 miles without water. In Navajo coun- ty he visited some cliff dwellings that had just been discovered, and was the third man to enter them. Mir. Pease brought his excursion to a close in Flagstaff, and will leave soon for the east.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10
Creole Chicken.

Cook four teaspoonfuls of butter with one half shallot, finely chop ped, five minutes, stirring con stantly. Onion may be used if shalIot is not at hand. Add five
 teaspoonfuls of flour, and stir un- til we'll Drowned: then pour on gradually. while stirring constant ly. three fourths of cupful each of chicken stock and stewed and strained tomatoes. Bring to the boiling point. season with one teas poonful of lemon-juice, one half teaspoonful of salt and one eighth of teaspoonful of paprika. Add one and one half cupfulls of cooked chicken or foul cut in small cubes. and let stand ten or fifteen minutes in the top of the double boiler, that the meat may absorb some of the sauce. Fannie Merritt Farmer in Woman's Home Companion for Sep tember.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10
Don't Kill the Boosters.

The district attorney tells a story of duck hunt participated in by Colonel D. B. Thurston and Tom Reeder.
 They went to Chevelon in the late afternoon, and the colonel set out about fifty wooden decoy ducks in the creek.
 The next morning the waters seemed covered by light mist and Reeder saw what he supposed to be a large flock of mallards.
 He, convinced, blazed away at the decoys, when Thurston rushed up and panted:
 For Gods sake, parson, don't shoot the boosters. "-Winslow Mail.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10

Mir. ]. w. Pritchett will have full charge of the SUN for the next thirty days, during the absence of the editor in the east. If there are any leftover fights or reproaches, please turn them in during the next thirty days and have them settled.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10

A party of tourists held up at Williams last week by delayed trains, refused to sit up all night when there was an empty Pull man car standing on the track. The porter, knowing that they would go to sleep if allowed to stay in the car all night, gallantly endeavored to protect his prop erty, but the indignation of the passengers was too indig for the porter, and the delayed passen- gers used the car.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10

It is evident, from recent talks made on the subject, that the greater portion of the Verde na- tional forest will be thrown open shortly. This is of especial in- terest to sheepmen of the north, since they have depended greatly on this country for winter feed. The Forest Service will make a wise move if it eliminates all such lands from the national forests.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10

w. P. McNair, formerly station agent at Bisbee, has been appoint ed a member of the territorial railway commission, to fill the va- cancy caused by the resignation of Sims Ely. He was a candidate for the position when Ely was first appointed.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10

THE SUN has passed the 700 mark and is now on its way to the Soo-circulation mark. If you ad- vertise in TIE SUN it scatters your talk, not only thoroughly in Flagstaff, but pretty we'll all over northern Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10

Lieutenant Peary has also dis covered the North Pole, and has announced the fact to the world. This continual discovering of the Pole is getting somewhat monot- onous; however, it is we'll that they are both Americans.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10
Official Paper of Coconino County Official Paper of the Town of Flagstaff

It is said that the Spanish American war of 1898 cost the United States $5o7 ,ooo, ,ooo.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10

Prescott's Labor Day celebra- ton was marred by plenty of rain and, as a consequence, another three days celebration has been planned for next week.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10

Postmaster-General Hitchcock is advocating a raise of cents in the registry rate, making it 10 cents instead of 8, as heretofore, and says it will add a million dol lars to the postal revenue.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10
Secretary Ballinger on hi

Secretary Ballinger on his re- turn to Washington is reported to have said that he intended to kill some snakes" His remark would indicate that there will be something stirring in department life shortly.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10

The Phoenix Gazette says that Prof. Starr, of the Chicago Uni versity, says that the modern husband looks upon marriage as a hugs joke" Both may have meant "huge, but hugs" go for the modern husband.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10

Peary, strange to say, says he did not see Dr. Cooks footprints in the snow around the Pole.
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10

Issued every Friday, Subscription price two dollars a year, In advance. Every paper Is stopped at the expiration of the time paid for,
The Coconino sun., 1909-09-10

Entered in the Postofiee at Flagstaf as second
 class matter
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

wTIIL You do that. Margrave2 VIII You do
w that for me: asked Wllhclmlna. deeply
touched bv Adolph's chvalric offer.
Indeed I viii do all Of that. and # the King
insists on your marriage 10 Wcissenfels-G -GoH'
IN DO 1nore-muchi You shall marry neither
Weisscnfels nor me against Your VIII sand the
Na-grave, lifting his face heavenward, and
holding up his right hand. l. Aaolph' by 'he
or-s-a # God Nargrrave Of SChwedt, DO swear II
mon nv honor and before mv God!'
To be continued nert Sasi0y,
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

leased her, she sat down, covering her face
with her hands
q" Do not weep" pleaded Henry, drawing her
10 HIM. Do not weep; but take the iov that
has been youChSated TO Us. 1t Is all that we
shall ever know. This moment and its memory
VIII help to Sweeten the rest OF our lives Do
not lose one drop from the precious cup it Of
fers. Drink II, my love and believe me that in
all your life TO come its memory Will fill your
heart with a gladneSS that no one can take
from YOU"
My heart Is full of gladness now" answered
the glrl. There is room for nothing else Ny
tears are tears OF JOY; for l love You and l
know that You love me have often dreamed
ot q moment like this. ! suppose every girl
does; but ! never hoped It would come to me.
Now | am ready to meet my fate Even God
cannot rob me OF my Joy, and know He would
not for He has sent 1t to me to give me STRENGTH
against the misery that Is IN store for me"
HENRY and WilheImina drank from their
cup Of JOY till the music in the house
ceased; then they rose, intending TO return to
the Crown Prince. When they were leaving the
summerhouse, Henry clasped the girl in his
arms and was kissing her lips when Adoph
suddenly appeared on the scene.
"AcE corr exclaimed the astonished Mar
grave moppng his face with his great red hand
kCTChlct. | did not tell YOU to do that So
this IS the way YOU keep faith with a friend"
Henry surprise completely damned the cur
rent OF his thoughts. and for 4 moment his
mind was blank. NllhelmIna'S faculties all
came swarming to her rescue
Sit by me, Margrave, and I VIII tell YOU
all. she said drawing Adolph down beside her
Henry stood, dImly wondering what she was
gong to do
" Your friend, who IS indeed your friend, has
kept faith with YOU" she SAID, taking Adolph's
hand, and has complied with your absurd re-
quest 10 the letter. He told me OF your love Of
which | already knew and he repeated your
beautiful words. All, Margrave, there IS no one
else who can speak so beautifully as youi'
It viii be perceived that Wilhelmina could,
when the occasion demanded, use art for her
purposes
Now | am going u give You the highest
possible proof Of my confidence and esteem q"
she continued, turning earnestly to Adolph
" This man loves me and ! love him; but our
love can be only a source OF pain TO US for we
are as far from each other as If he was on one
side Of the world and I on the other"
''ACh, YES. 1t IS too badi'' said the gentle Mar
grave forgetting his own pain in the trouble Of
his friends.
Yes, It Is the greatest misfortune that God
can send TO as" said WIlhclmina; but we
must endure It, for | can never be his wife
You already know that l shall soon be forced to
choose q husband, and that my choice VIII lie
between YOU and the Duke OF Welssenfels. /
cannot give YOU my heart. Margrave; that Is
beyond my power either to give OF withhold,
but when the time comes. l VIII give YOU my
hand and be your wife Therefore, have pity on
me and do not betray my secret.
RETRAY Your secret!" exclaimed the Mar
u grave, still mopping his face; " You do not
know me vct-alrcadv Betrav Your secret!
~. lasT,-1f,,I Tr,D,s1- a1r,7oc+
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02
6orlparsl0Denes
Treml9gseie.
@r. NccrgaarOs itprc Sale.
&eseringcn brgOer Sruernc nf
bag Jig.
&p6enbapn, -. 95e6ruar.

SpGn0ingen me0 @enipn til WfG=
Get / Dag i 6oIfetbinget bar ielp-
1elgelig ltor. Gn Gime fpr Mpoct
ifulOe bcgpnoe ST. ,, mnotte ser
lpGrreS for NOgungcn til Sc aln1ilt-
Gellge Silbprerpln0icr, meOens Suit
oreOer al N}cnncite pr. SelefOn
eaer ~periDnlig benr6ei0e0e HigsOo-
gems Bureau ellcr HigSOngSmGn-
0elre for at fno 9iQeter til Sc refer
rereOe 2oger. 9lQe 8iQetter bar oog
frrlGnglt bortrcpnc.
@fterboon0en fpIote5 nGiter ale
@looier / SoIen, % / Silborer-
logerl1e ioo Gamer og @errcr it1pe-
&c iom / Spn0er, font Scr / IagenS
NltleOning por etobIcrct eli felt mn
Soge n1eO nGitcn Iigeino mango
FloOier ION oIle Sc gamle tiliom=
men. Sficerer al Scr % 6Iao6e
%nogioroe EN- megct Itor Del al ill
hererne. s &ongcloqeE iooes
Nrins &aloenlar, / @oflpgcn Som
gems &nbinctSiefretGr, 9rpnningcns
Soffef pg neitcn 6ele Sen fongcIiqe
N%ojuountita6, / GipGomatlogen Sc
neroGejtnont 2iitfen, Sen rl1siiife
@cion6t og fem=iefs 0ipIumoter.
GreciS poo Sloget 9 trooote
&oniejIprGIioent % Soriporsmini=
tier Neergoor0 ino / SoGen meo Ell
itor tort GortefertiIe / &oon0en og
in6tog tit Sp6e beo Winiiterbor6et,
hpor Sc andre @ini7tre / Sorpeien
bop6e toqet @Io6s. gtrofs 6ereFter
ringeoc 6ormon6 Sbomfen msb
&loffen % erfl9reoe Meoet for
cnbnet.
0tens man ira forIfeIlige Sioer
trsieoe paa bberanore for al frem-
foIbe Stilbeb. meb0eIte Sr. Sbom-
len, at 6oripursminiItcren bi1be
fremiGtte Sc elGeoe SoriIog til 2obe
ON 6oriOorets Sr6ning.
v8orioorsminiiteren bar 0roet",
iogOe Oerpuu Sr. Sbomien, pg ale
Zine retteOeS imoO Sr. @eergauros
SLABS. San bGep ii06enoe enom nog-
lc Sefunoer, Ser ipntes megct Ian
&c, me0ens ban orOne6e noqle go
pircr. Soa reiite ban zig, Jog andre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

Eopirer op Al lin 6ratfes SrpIt-
lonule % begDnote Oerpua at tale,
~Gielrspnlig noie fpl9enOe BET forltO
ifrepnc 0ro.
81. 9}eergoarO giorOe opmGrf-
Jon pna, at ale ellene 6orl lag an
qonr Heorgal1iiotionen al 2anOetS
Goripar, Der ii0en 1902 bar OGret
@~eltlton0 for Gperuejelie / &ommts=
iionen. TespHrre lpffeoc5 Set life
II ppnua GniQ6co / oenne &on1=
mission; Der ionrle0cs emo fife ct til
itrGffcligt 6lertnl ON ct 6orilag, Ser
fltnOe pcntcs %gennemfort / MiQ50o=
GEN. Get 6orIlog Ser tit forcIrggeS
poo @rrnOlog al commissioners
Nrbei0cr, pil for6oobentlig fltnne
Iarnle set for1b0ne 2lertol / Migs=
Oogens to Sing.
ST.. 9iecrgnarO frcmbpper Ocrllpit t,
at nlc / commissioner bar enigc
I'M, at 0unn1arf pil o~pretbol0e lin
9telltrolitet og title Jig i ct penIfo-
bcligt 6orbolo til ollie ANDRE Sta
ter. Oct bar bam uforItaueligt, at
npgelt iua fun0e triple ON, at Oall=
mart bur0e baue ct Sorlnnr. Set Ell
DOG Den flare % uomtpiltelige 6or-
u%oiGtning for Nertralitetens Iner=
fen0elie. Nfinilteren benpilts / ian
@enieen0e til llotalelier al 9ellnt=
5er % Gaben, bportil ben mtppren=
Be l10enrigsminiIter ganife %ilutter
Jig. @n0mu mere END 0isie l1Otalel=
Ier betpoer BOG ben Yrafsis, Der enc
I'LL / Sc ienelte Ior er fl1lgt al Sc
nrerfen0te re11trale Statsr / euro
"a, S6mei5 % Selgien, ON bpis
militere SorboI0sregler @r. Seer
qaar0 CAB nGrnere SplpS11tnger,
iGet ban BERTH foie0e Splpsninger
I'm Stigningen / Sc miIitere It's
glitter / SolGono, Norge og Sperig.
San nGpne0e en- &9ffe Sal fra 6is=
ie 2an6e for at bite, / bpilfet ONT
lang Oisie 9anbe bar onlet set for
noOpenoiigt at anpenoe betpoelige
0fioler til Stptte for 6eres Neutra=
litet peo Gaobenmogt. Sntet al ois=
lie 2nnoe pnIfer anoet ems at bepare
Oeres Neltralitet og beres Selp1tGn=
ri9be0. Oct piIer Jig, at Neutrolitets=
S%oripnrets StprfeIie / intet al Dis
ie 2anoe bar pGret en- 8ortiIog. Gen
bar bGret Spgaben for boaoe &eire=
% Senitreregeringer. S9rlig ben-
niIte Sr. ~Neergaaro / Ioo SenIeenoe
til StatsminiIter Stoaffs Sptre6en
i Sperig. Sans Sroifob MOB Sorti=
Oens SbeaIer bar man in9en Si1oe
billet bragg / Spibl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02
Wore ~B0gsamlinger

er ct nyt Forhandlingssystem af danske Boyer, en- Salgs-
plan, vi har lagt for at gore Diet muligt for e n h We at
dame sig ct Bibliotek og faa en- Grundvold til ct saadant
lagt stra ks eller til at faa sit nuvarende Bibliotek ver-
difuIdt foreget.
De mener maaske like Ojeblikket at have Rad til
at anskaffe de Boyer, som De godt kunde Tide at have
Deres HEM, og derfor salger vi Dem Begerne paa Afbe-
falling I'd fra det S~ynspunkt, at De nok vii kobe en- Bog
til l Dollar en- Gang imellem, men De vii like afse ct
Store Beleb paa cen Gang. Folgen er imidlertid da de
Bogen, hviiket like alene er kedeligt for Dem, men ogsaa
for os, der gerne vii saeIge.
bet er enhvers Pligt at berige og udvikle sin Aand
gennem Lesning af code Boyer - derfor er det Deres
business" at kobe Bogerne, vor at s@lge dem. Og
Fremtiden har De ingen UNDERSTANDING for like at kobe.
vi tor like at s@lge, siden Vi har e~tablereret vor Bogsam-
lingssalg.
We'd Kob af Bogsamlingen kan De efter eget 0nske
; velge fra wort Katalog Boyer til almindelig Katalogprs
J for ct BeIob af f. Eks. $40 (den mindste Sum Vi saelger for
? efter dette System) De dvaIger SEW hvilke Be-
: ger De onsker, faar dem allie udleverede S t r a k s, betaler
3 $1O0. DE har fra forste Detailing Brug at Bogerne ! Deres
HEN, og mar sidste Afdrag err indsendt. er Boosamlinoen
3 Deres Ejendom.
3 We'd kob tor $1,000 betales $500 ned og $3.50 pr. Maa-
3 ned. s. . . 1000 400 ! ], 200
9 og sa fremdeles efter Beregningen 20 pct. ned 90 10 oct.
9 af denne Sum pr. Manned, indtl man we'd Kob for $4,000
: Maksimumssalg paa Afbetaling).
3 Skriv til os og lad os korrespondere ON denne Sag.
Danish Lutheran Publishing House,
. RACINE, WIS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

ltltoGren0e Stilling 1 at ieg er
fomlne1 til Set Gelultot, at min
FRO for 3 Nor iiOen 6eroe0e poo ct
6ellipn. Get fmn BOG oI0rig bore EN-
Torpligtelie for Ell Eolitifer, at ian
ol0rig maa 6lipe flogere, eQcr at
tan, bpts ban bliper set paa @rlno
Al NplpSninger, iom tilflp0er 6orn
ltal boloe Dem for Jig ielp. Moo en-
Folitifer al BEN Glrt Ifal 0e, mine
9errcr, oenoe 0eres &aa6ert. san er
en- lampittigbeoslps @erion. SIT man
foar ct anoet Spn poo SorIoorets
Sroning, er fife noget / oDbe1te 9or-
itanO politiif Sp6rgsmaol. Sm ri
ifal fere Neutralitetspolitif eQer Ell
CT ct Spprgsmanl, 9pprom man fife
ret bel fan tGnfeS at Iftfte Inifuelie.
cg bet bar ieg beller fife giort; men
bpor meget eler bpor list ser Ifal
onbenbeS til Sorioaret, ct ct rent
praftiif Sp6rgsmaal, 1ois 9eIbarel-
ie mao rette Jig otter Sc ififtenoe 81
Ser og Sorbolo.
Sra Sen 8loos, ieg iii inotoqer,
Ter ieg mongt % me9et, iom for
bar ifiult for mig. Seq betragter MI
&c / Sag foreilaoe0e SoranItaltnin-
ger lom en- abioll1t 8etingelie for
2anoets Sr9t9eo. 9g6erboons 9e-
ifDttelie ct en- 9tp0penoigbeo, for at
Il al nolanOet ifaI 6etragtes iom en-
fnlOtlt0 neutral Stat og fan bente at
6lipe bebanolet JON en- iaa0an. Naor
laa er, mao man tage lit Inlpar,
g &egeringen bar oerfor beilltttet
uo6ent og fart at lGgge Oen1te lin
Npfattelie pan 8orOet.
Seq ifal enbm tilfeie, at Siege
ringen gpr i'm 6or6liben afbGngig
al, at set ~bGientlige / oisie Sorilog
q~ennemf6res, men fan ielpfelgeltg
fprban0le ON @nfeltbeoer. Sen bar
MI opfplOt lin @ligt og nerer ingen
Spipl ON, at bette b6ie cling pit
ggre i'm Eligt peO at tage lit Stun6=
pltnft til Oisie Sorilog olene efter
Ell ioglig Operpeielie al Oeres Sno-
6olo.
0erme0 iotte &r. N~ecrgaorO TIA
utOer ipre0te @oan0flap fra SilbB-
rerplaOierne.
Ne0e / Salen reiitc uGe Jig ira
ceres Ilo0ier % iamle0es blrtig
inao OisfuterenOe @rupper. Sgiaa
Miniitrene reiite Jig, og man 6em9r-
teOe, at &r. @6gs6ro cit ben til
fir Gbef og trpffeOe BAN | @aunOen.
&c andre ire 2epninger ira alberti-
&erioOen, iom 6r. 9}eergaarO bar
moottet toge meo Jig, bolot Jig Oeri-
MOB til6age. 9e bap0e manife en-
Itprfere 6plelie uf @itterbeOen | nog-
le al Sc &iller, Der fanotes | Sor-
lnarsminilterens Sale.
5ociolOemofraterne bapoe fmlio=
l(rtiO for6ereot ct Summer, Ser -
on1 oct par 6leben %oper0ruqet en- ali.
zen pg mere letper0t @erre ems ST..
s.. 90. &laulen at 1tofpre Neumret -
fltnoe pGre blebet al gonife go6 girf-
ming. 9e baD0e nenllig til Sormu1=
Den anmelOt, at Sc pil0e in0brinqe
6prilage til SOB ON 0on1narfs 4f-
lltltlrlng, altIaa Set 6orilag ST..
&louien bar }tillet / 6orlDarsfom-
m%islionen5 8%etGnfniug, % oct fun
De Oa life ret bel operla0es andre
cnO ST.. &lntien at motipere Sn0-
bringeIien. san fit Groet ! Sen Alt=
ieOntng, iaa mart ST.. ~g}eergaaro
Gapoe %llltttet, men BON fornaae0e
alOeles life at itanoie &onperiatio-
len pg fnnge Opmprflom6e6en. San
tiff 0erfor fife 2ei(igbeo tit Ttrafs
at gipe Soriparsminiiteren Soar fro
foriO%orSfienOtliq SIDE, men nluotte
neieS meo nogle foa Orb, iom in
gen goO b6re poa. 9a ban bar fer
rig, angab 6ormanoen 9agsor0e-
men for Mpoet / Morgen ca bebe6e
oerpoo M6oet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

@r, 6ormerl - @Gem life, at
Ser fan relies binigt til @bermoa
So. Eeras. @ao meo o5 oerneo oq
ic go0e 6orme til biGige 8rifer.
Size @OrIb Snnct1ncnt g.,
Coll Slog. ,0mabo, Me6.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-17
BILLION DOLLAR MERGER
MAY BE PREVENTED

Washington, Nov. lit was
stated today by the department Of
Justice that it is very probable that
an investigation will be made of the
merger of the principal telegraph
and telephone companies OF the
country into billion dollar corpora
ton. Some officials predict that a
suit for dissolution in all likelihood
will be started. 1t is reported that
the Postal company is already in
control of the American Telephone
and Telegraph company. which has
absorbed the Western Union and the
opinion is expressed off hand that
the new merger will be prevented
under the Sherman antitrust law,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-17
NpDIeburg Tracts Tied Up.

a suit brought by L. NJ. Henderson
and sons to recover land contracted
to John p. McManus has tied up the
sale of the Appleburg tracts at Pilot
Rock. The delay which this will
cause is considered unfortunate, be-
cause the general belief prevails that
McManus and those associated with
him We're doing much for the devel-
opment of the county in general and
the Pilot Rock country in particular.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-17
SAYS OFFICERS BEAT
HIM TO UNCONSCIOUSNESS

Spokane, Nov. l7.-Attorney Tone
associated with Clarence Darrow ar
rived from Chicago this morning to
take charge of the fight here for the
industrialists There are fifty cases
where men convicted OF disorderly
conduct for street speaking have APP
pealed to the superior court. making
total Of one hundred and ten.
Robert Huston. an industralist,
who came to court yesterday with his
shirt matted with blood signed an "a
fidavit charging officers with beat
ing him into unconsciousness and
knocking out his teeth with brass
knuckles in jail. Another damage suit
VIII result. Huston's affidavit says
the conditions in the Jail are terrible,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-17
LOCALS
'astime pictures please all.

Pastime pictures please all.
Fresh oysters at Hohbach's bakery.
Automobiles for rent at the PEN
ileton Auto company.
Home board and room. Mrs. NJ
Hoover, POI West Court street.
Fresh fish Tuesdays and Fridays
at Pendleton Cash Market. Phone
Main 101.
Wanted-Posltion by experienced
meat cutter. Address +. b. Camplin.
Stanfield. Ore.
For Sale-Two s foot glass show
cases and one foot show case. Saw
telle's jewelry store.
Coal Coal! Coal! For sale by
Penland Bros. SAT Main street.
Phone Black 1891.
A few desirable rooms. single or en-
suite. Furnace heat, bath. Centrally
located. 612 Willow street
The Golden Rule hotel, under new
management; special attention to
family and country trade. Lange
Bros.
Wanted-Position as stationary en-
gineer. Want permanent position.
Inquire 227 Water street or Phone
Black 2092.
For rent or sale-Two seven room
houses, one located on north side and
one four blocks below Main street
Phone Black 2267
Wool blankets reflnlshed at the
Pendleton Woolen Mills. Washed,
mapped and rebound. Call Penland
Bros transfer. Black 1891.
Wanted-Every woman in Pendle-
ton TO use Pendleton Cash Markets
hams, bacon and lard. They're the
best. Phone Main 101.
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms
for rent in the East Oregonian build
ing Steam heat; electric lights; hot
and cold water; bath. Inquire at
East Oregonian.
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms
for rent in the East Oregonian build
ing. Steam heat; electric lights; hot
and cold water; bath. Inquire at
East Oregonian office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-17
Moving to Portland.

j. II Young and wife left on the
morning train for Portland, where
they will make their home in future
Mr.. Young has been in charge of the
Q, r. & n. store department in Pen
dleton for the past II years and with
the consolidation of the stores in the
Albina yards it became necessary for
him to go to Portland. His house on
the corner of Main and Bluff streets
is to be occupied by r. Wissler and
family, who are moving over from
La Grande.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-17

across the Umatilla river. He was
accompanied by Editor E. B. Aid
rich of the East Oregonian, and they
will make a tour of the proposed ad
dition to the project. President Will
Moore Of the Commercial association
and other citizens of Pendleton who
are anxious to see the land on the
west side of the river reclaimed, were
to have gone down on the noon train,
but as it will not arrive until late this
evening, they were not able to make
the trip.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-17
The Human Mechanism"

The following are extracts from
reliable criticisms of Hough & Sedg-
wicks THE Human Mechanism" q"
1T teens with sound practical COM
mon sense" 'It seems to be alto
gether the best work upon the sub
ject for use either as a text book or
for private reading" This book and
also Blakie's How to Get Strong and
How to Stay So" are in the public Ii
hrary
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-17
Sheen from the Mountains.

compan1s sheep which had been
caught in the mountains by the storm
passed through town today on their
way to their home ranch at Barn
hart The sheep did not look much
the worse for their unusual expert
ence and five days fast.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-17
FRISCO'S FORMER CHIEF
OF POLICE EXONERATED

San Francisco. Nov. 17-Cleared
of a charge Of conduct unbecoming an
officer preferred by Heney two years
ago former Chief of Police Dinan
today resumed his old rank of cor
poral He was relnstated last night
when the police commissioners de-
cided the charges We're unsubstanti-
nted
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-17
Potatoes Were Not Dug.

]. w. Klein, landlord of the Hotel
Royal at Weston, was in the city
yesterday. He reports that the cold
weather on Weston mountain caught
the farmers with but half the potato
crop dug. Accordingly the remainder
OF the crop will have to remain in
the ground over winter unless some
unexpected good weather prevails la
ter on this fall.