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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-27
Go THROUGH Events.

NEW YORK, March 27.-The dis
pu, ed dates between the A. A. Z. and
the Thirteenth regiment indoor cham
pfonships having been settled by the
withdrawal of the A. A. Us claim to
this date, he spacious Thirteenth Reg
iment armOry will contain a great
throng to see Thirteenths boys go
through the events, which are numer-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-27
Pittsburg Bowling Tournam.n+

[iIISBURG, March 27-The ninth
annual bowling tournament in Du-
4uesne Gardens closes tonight with
an immense throng present. The pitts
burg promoters have been CARRYING
q neavy load of debts, The rent of The
ma alone being $4,000, while the al
.eys represent an outlay of close to
s'ooo. Other expenses brought the to-
tai OF over 100000 more than the nriz,.
us amounts @. All of the money has
oeen paid over to the creditors. and tho
promoters have only the Job of getting
pack as much of it as they can.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-27
State of Ohio. City of Toledo,
r,oy County

LucaS county.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of f.. j. Cheney
& CO.., doing business in the City of To-
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and that
said finn will pay the sum pf ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for each and every case
of Catarth that cannot be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure c,,rxrv
Sworn before me Ind subscribed So nens%,e IN
A. D. 1850
Notary Public
Hairs CatArh Curf is taken internally
and acts Directly an ne blood and mucous
m s"5f1Gss tt of Il sy em Send for feS''-
r. J. CfiENtY 4 CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggi&sN price 75c
.,o Take Halls r$y Pills for c0nS''D'
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-27
40 5 4 "a 8 8

Two base hits-Butts, Wyatt, States,
Patsy and Hallahan. Home runs
Wyatt. Passed balls-Blackman, three,
NOWakaski two. Wild pitches-Durry
two, Butts one. Bases on balIs-NoW-
Akaski, Bills, Carieso and Durry.
Struck-out-Durry, eleven; Butts, five;
Gensinger two. Wyatt one. Time /
hour and so minutes. Umpire, Day.
huff.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-27
AFRICAN MISSIONARY
Royal J. Dye

w no spent eleven years missionary among the
natives the Congo in Waa Walla few days ago,
and bought from $4,000 Edison Photograph along
with lot of records extra sound boxes reproducers and
record blanks to- take back there in May.
Those supersttous natives will surely scarcely be
able at first to comprehend these wonderful entertainers
and must experience that awful sensation that any of
would feel if the Almighty spoke to us direct And yet
these everyday occurrences grown place with
still wonderfully wonderful w elay put in cold sor
age fruit orpreserve it for few years but to
catch feeting thing sound to be released in full
power for future generations still to the wsest of
us, feat uncanny.
Dr. Dye will most likely record many interesting
native chants and songs entertainment on his next
return from the Congo.
1t would afford great pleasure to many who read this
to reproduce in after years. the childish pratte or little
songs Of the dear Ones qaiyoy, that will then be
grown, possibly passed away.
The opportunity is yours Call and see about it.
Easy terms.
" Wise i!:;,II Piano Company
* west Main Street c. " BAIRD, Mgr.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-27

TRACKS
WILL CLOSE APRIL II.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-Al-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
H. A. P. THINKS WE SWEAT
TOO MUCH In OUR SPORTS

the most touching things ever
read
lie wore one Of these flowing
black Ties. glasses with black rims.
brown spata on his shoes and a sad
air Il made you feel embarrassed
70 look NJ them.
You won't believe what hap.
pcned Some fellow persuaded me.
much against my viii. for don
approve Of such things. into a barn
oui Georgetown That gceEcf with
the tic and spats WAS out there val
ioplng the sole leather OFT the tough.
est looking thug you ever saw out.
aide of dog kennel
"Nex, morning he wrote poem
about Brick Dust Twins Shawn .
Soap that would have made q rabbit
cry
Life IL funny progoaiilog
Sports are The funniest thing In q,
next 10 the men and women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
THIS MAKES
OPERATIONS
A PLEASURE
Stoavine, the New Pain
Killer, Has Made Good
Sing a Song for the
Audience.

NEW YORK. Dee. IA young
man las on the operating table at
the Post Graduate hospital yester-
day. where Professor Thomas
Jonnesco's new "stoavine" Is being
used as an anaesthetlo He had ap-
pendlcltls
After the incision had been made
and the appendix been found. the
surgeon asked; DO you feel u
much
"Fccl WHAT"
''That path
"No. when win You begin ?"
The patient glanced az the crowd
eli gallery and said. with laugh
shall sing song. doctor e.
The appendix was removed and
the wound closed.
couldn't you find ~" asked the
patient
yes: didn't you feel us" asked
the surgeon.
In summing up the operations for
the day, the surgeons said that un-
douotcdly not single twltch Of
pain was felt by any patient except
the momentary sting when the nee
die was pushed through the skin in
administering tho anaesthetic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

SPOKANE. Wash. Dec. H.
Edith Smith. daughter Of a wealthy
Idaho mine owner. and her ohum.
Mary parsiyal. have made good as
mine operators In the GfangcVille
district In central Idaho. and a. a
result Of several weeks work. they
are in fine fin for extensive Christ.
mas shopping. without having goae
through the ticklish business Of
asking pepper to dig
firing Of the monotony 81 house
work. the two young women asked
Smith 70 permit them to work one
OF his claims on their own hook
They had had enough ~ fishing
and mountain climbing. they Said
and wanted 20 do something worth
while II required some time TO
convince the mine.owRer thar they
were In earnest. but after sew
crai conferences, they were PER,
mltied to do the assessment work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
ROCKEFELLER PLANS
GREAT DRUG TRUST?

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-That John
d. Rockefeller contempiates estab-
fishing a chain OF drug stores
throughout the country Is the sub.
stance OF a rumor current IN whole
sale circles here today Many Of
the hy-products in oil preparation
are utilized 10 the drug trade. and
the Standard magnate Is said TO
have laid plans BY means OF which
he hopes TO reap a double profit In
his venture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

required under the laws OF tho
state and In payment were given
the ore they mined
The girls went To- work with a
viii They broke ore down.
wheeled Il out Of the tunnels. sort
ed Il. loaded th. bags on burroa and
saw that the orr reached the mills
az Florence
The ore milicd SIS to the Ton.
and as u cost them only about s.
10 deliver u to the mill including
their wages. the eutcrpFlning young
ladies' cleaned up at the rate of
s12 q too
Smith ~ va much Impressed with
the girls work that they probably
will continue 20 handle ore from
other properties owned b. the
company Tho YOUNG women Eas
they had a good time ~ the mlnr.
aud add tina, they have discovered
no reason why women cannot be-
successful az mine operators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

from $3.50 sies, sis5. sis5. tis7
and up 10 $3.50. Every one n rare
value and many used only a short
time and hardly to be told from
new Just the kind Of a piano to
bay now u you feel sou can't stand
new one All sold on our easy
payment plan.
PiANoLA MUSIC AT HALF.
To those owning pianolas and
player pianos an opportunity ~ pre-.
scented Just nov 10 secure Pianola
and player piano rolls at from 50
70 go per cent discount This IL
an ideal chance for rcplonishing
your library and getting many new
and up-to.date selections at a mini.
mum cost
MUSIC CABINETS. TOO.
A shipment OF sheet music and
music roll cabinets has Just arrived
also. and Is taking up more room
than We can possibly spare at this
season.
These must all be sold during the
holiday season and are marked with
a special holiday discount OF 20 per
cent of. They make beautiful.
practical and sensible gifts.
SMALL GOODS AND
PHoNooRAPHs.
Our Small Goods Department Is
filled TO overlooking with yiolins.
guitars. horns. drums. wind and
atringed instruments Of every de-
scription, embracing everything
from a mOuth-organ TO cathedral
chimes.
In the Talking Machine Depart.
ment will be found the Edison. Vic.
tor and Columbia Disc Machines.
together with Victrolas from Si25 10
$3.50, and over 100000 records. In
Guiding all the newest selections
for both cylinder and disc ma
chimes
The Eilers Talking Machine quar-.
tiers 10 the largest and finest on the
Coast
Our terms on Talking Machines
are a dollar a week.
OFFICES FOR RENT.
Just at present there are several
exceptionally fine offices. either sin
gle or en- suite to be had at very
reasonable rentals in our building.
These may be seen any time during
the day by calling at Eilers Music
House, Successor 70 ID. s. Johnston
Co, Eilers Music Building, Third
and University Remember we are
open every evening until 10 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
Making Merry
Al Mealtlme, Means Good Appetite,
Good Digestion, Good cheer, Good
Heart and etuart'a Dyspepsia
Tablets.

DO You Use Them7 n Not WHY
DYSPEPSIA ~ the skeleton a.
the feast. the deaths head a. the
festive board II turns cheer into
cheerlesnneaa, Raicty Into gloom
and featlvlty into farce II ~ the
ghost in the home. haunting every
room and hitting NJ every IRE
place, making otherwise merry PEG.
pfe shuddar and fear. II there ~
one disease more than another mat
should be promptly attacked ana
wornted. il IL DYSPEPSIA. II " tho
very genius Of unhappinean. unrest
and M nature In time II viii turn
the best man into almost demon
OF temper and make good woman
something 10 be dreaded and avoid
cd
n is estimated that half Of ohe'n
troubles IN this world comes of a
stomach gone wrong OF Dyspepsia,
in short Food ~ taken into the
stomach and not properly cared
for. converted into eubEtsnceh
that the system has no use for and
hasn't ans notion what 10 do with.
II ~ irfitnted and veKed panied
and annoyed. and ~ n little while
this state 81 things becomes gen
oral and directly there Is some
thing bad 90 pay The whole
system IL IN state Of rebellion
aud yearns 10 do something rash
and dlaagreeable and a fine case
Of Dyspepsia 10 established and
opens for business
II you we're bitten by mad doc
you would not lose n day IN soing
20 a cure. DO you know you should
I be- just az prompt with Dyspepsia :
Rabies IL a quick death. dyspepsia
~ slow one. this IL about all the
difference There IL cure FOR rnb'
ioa aud 50 there ~ for Dyspepsia
aud one cure was about aH difficult
/ % discover 40 the other Pasteur
found out one and the 3 A STU.
1 ART COMPANY the other, and q
II no longer a secret. as Il IL made
public IN the wonderful Tablet
which 10 many are using and praiN
ms today One writer says Of u.
"EtuArt's Dyspepsia Tablets are
little Riafehousea Of digestion
which mix with the stomach juices
digest food. retingle the mucous
membrane and ia nerve eeuterf
give 10 the blood q great wealth 81
digestive flnida. promote digestion
and stay By the stomach until ali
ltp duties are complete"
Some cnrcr arc worse than the
disease. they demand This. That
aud the Other. and the patient de
apalFn AZ the requirements but not
70 with fhe Stuart ~ spepsia Tab
icin. they are easy and pleasant "a
take and no nausea or ~ feciiuR
follows There ~ none ~ this
getting all.uy~r.lhs mouth like a
liquid aud making the remedy a
dread Another writer says
u matters not whai the condi.
tiOn Of the stomach. stuaris Dyr'
Z pepaia Tablets ouiy improve the
Juices and brink quiet 90 the whole
z digestive canal 81 which the Etom
ach 10 the cenisr
Forty thousand physicians use
Z these tablets IN thelf practice aud
every druggist sells them. Price
E sec Send uH your name and ad.
( dress and We will send you trial
I package hy mAil free Address r.
a Stuart Co. 100 Stuart Bids
Marshall. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
BIG CHRISTMAS RUSH is ON
AT SEATTLE POSTOFFICE
LONG LINES PEOPLE AT wlnpows, AND POSTMASTER
HELpskTHEM.

The big rush the windows the mail order windows
at The Seattle toetofnce ~ N. Very much
Al all hours Of the day there viii be line Of a the windows
each with package ecrnomelnE
santa Claus Perhaps ts going only far Ballard Maybe 10
Indian Afghaustan, Kalamazoo
Postmaster RUSSELL
Is determined his him
his system working y Installing weighing
machine and Union that
have their mail weighed they then directly the
dow. This II expected 90 holp considerably
THEY sHoPPGo EARLY.
other thing
foreign population pcope-haye
been sending their packages ma
Usually this offices with
from Italy
well,
back old
This general
VIII take time for the things reach their deanaton
body has shopping
about
ORIENTAL
shipment Of
nsh aud today the Japanese Chinese Will be that bu
OF wondering Shall or shall this
Unless the East Is far different the West
packages Will be denuned the recipients before the
half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

To say that the Pioneer Piano
House is getting It's share Of this
seasons holiday trade would In
deed be putting It mildly Notvith-
standing the fact that November
proved a record breaker Ia point OF
sales for a single month this year.
our invitation TO call and Inspect
the magnificent stock OF Art style
uprights and Baby Crauds secured
for the holiday trade has met with
such hearty response and ready
buying that December has already
equaled last months sales and will
undoubtedly round out the year
with the biggest single months bus.
mess in the history o. the House
OF Eilers
And why? Because here dollar
goes farther In the purchase Of
genuine intrinsic piano value than
ii does anywhere else on the Pa.
ciflc Coast
And again why? Because the
Eilers Houses "a chain Of forty
stores. forming a perfect orRaniza.
working In absolute harmony
with branches IN every important
western city from Alaska 10 South.
ern California, embodying system.
attic, o-the.minute methods, do
by far the largest volume OF must.
cal business ia the entire west.
Our patrons naturally get the
benefit and We are very glad 10 be
able to give II to them.
SUPERB BABY BRANDS.
The latest creations from the
foremost factories, embracing Baby
Granda and Art style uprights
In costly woods and finishes, are
10 be found here In abundance and
at prices astoniahingly low
Think Of being able to secure one
OF these truly superb New Baby
Grands for as little as s520--only
a trifle more than Is asked else.
where for the ordinary upright.
Other pianos are marked nj cor.
respondingiy low figures, and with
such variety Of styles and over
thirty different makes from which
TO choose, satisfactory choice Ia
absolutely assured.
GOOD USED PIANOS.
Among the two score used ri.
amos that have been taken IN ex.
change during the past ten days
are such we'll known makes as tho
ChickeriDg, Leland, Kimball, Lester.
Pease. Iyersos. Willard, Smith g.
Barnes, ~, al prices ranging
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

Jas. b. Connolly, writer Of sea
novels, protege Of Theo Roosevelt.
and advocate of the strenuous, ~
running for congress in Boston. In
seeking the nomination on the
tenth district democratic ticket he
declares he will fight graft
If Connolly goes 10 congress-
the Boston politicians say. and then
tremble
Two things endeared him to the
sturdy ex-president He liked the
sea and wrote good stories Of salt
water. and be wasn't afraid to say
what he felt in political affairs. He
lines up to the r. n. standard Of
perfection In public office.
Consequently, they do a lot Of
thinking In Boston about Connolly
these days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
CEMETERY CROWDED.

WALLA WALLA, Dec. 15.-Her
cemetery filled, Walla Walla faces
a shortage In burying space, and
the city council tonight will con.
slider some plan to enlarge the pres.
ent cemetery. Several offers have
been made to supply land. some ad.
joining the cemetery, but the price
on an has been prohibitiye. There
are less than a dozen lots left in
Tie cemetery at present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
LEFT $4,000 FOR
HIS CHINESE VALET

los ANGELES. Cal. Dee is
William Ice. Chinese valet 60
George Crpeker. who was left as.
600 by bis employer. reached los
Angeles today on his pay back ~
ChinA Tor = visit ne viii return Ia
America zad all be- employed by
= close relative 81 his bensfactor.
d IS Raid
The gifi II said 10 have been the
largcss ever made % servant BY
his employer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
SKIRTS FAIL TO
HIDE CONVICT

WIi.K ES-nARRE. Pa. Dec is.~-
Still haudeuffed and disguised "a a
woman, Thomas Mitakose ~ this
city. who escaped from Constable
John Thomas while being taken 20
ja.l here last nishi. Was captpred
early this morning AZ Scranton.
Tie managed 70 get n miles away
without removing the handouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
PROM POLICEMAN'S
BEAT TO A PULPIT

new YORK, Dec. 10. - Jack
Brown. until year ago a patrol
man in Brooklyn. was ordained In
the ministry today. He Is a big
six-footer and has been holding
eyangelistic meetings In store at
Hopkins and McDonough st. Pray
ers are more powerful than a night
stick" said Brown, when he turned
in his star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

and might still be II large bad no,
the wind. blowing the Woman'a skirt
he wore. revealed to the eyes 81 a
yiKilant officer the trousersd legs
beneath a. A shaSl about his head
and body concealed the handcuffa
lie was charged with efube8sllug
$40 from Authony Zieony Of this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
PUBLISHED TOLSTOI
BOOK-GOES TO JAIL

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. f5.-
The publisher Of Tolstoi's book
The Kingdom Of God" was yester.
day sentenced to a years imprison.
ment for having ignored the royal
ban on the book. Russia still fears
to punish Tolstoi for his radical
writings, but In this case takes its
revenge on the publisher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

Squire Brown tells me" said
Horace Acklcy Pomerenc. the geu.
ial Kew York block elevator man.
that the season Of chasing a little
ball over the hills slth q stick has
10 come 10 an end. and the rabbit
season IL hers. Five or six people
have been killed already There Is
also revolution In Nicaragua
4 have asked several ~ these
fresh young justice shop clerks
shat they moan bY sport One said
hs thought there VAS more real rec.
feation 10 be gotten out ~ llttle
game 0f lawn tenniA with a mics gifl
than anything elise Another nala
something about a nigh ball
~ reminds me % a story my old
daddy used 90 toll lie was walk.
Ing down a pike IN Kentucky one
dhy dnrlnK the war Ne noticed an
old darkcy standing beside the
worm fence Mt the aide ~ the road
banging hlmeeif on ihe ehins wlsh
a cane Father asked him shat be
was dolnr that for
Cause u feels 80 good when ]
quit. Maaea
Ves. We're crea, People.
The trouble wiih the great
American people - that they
havrut learned hos 10 play They
work ~ their play
I'VE started IN hunting Indians
and having dueis From tha, We
graduated 10 the civil war Lately
we developed foos hall
l,'e funny hos different people
run to differenI sports ! kncw q
Young chap that used 10 holp make
chewing gum lie turned out 60 b.
a champion base ball player a fei
ios may have a Job painting china
eKgs and yet be great fuilback
"A fellow with long hair used -
have an office hafe Ia the Nrw Yofk
block he wrote poetry for patent
medicine concerns lie could write
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
i!i!-SAID TOWN
MARSHAL-$5 FINE

LA CENTER. Wash. Dee. H.
II cost City Marshal W d. wamp-
Ter just s per word for using pro
fame language on the streets OF
this town.
AS Marshal wampler explained
in the court room today. he became
"all het up" over the remarks Of a
neighbor, and Just had TO let of
little steam
AS the marshal only "uncorkedr
five "cuss' words. Justice of the
Peace Brothers let him off with a
fine OF S..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

Judge nu you swear % tfii the
truth. the whole truth
Fair Witness II viii b. fusi per-
fcctiy lovely lf sou really have the
time Is listen Hmrpefa HaAnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15
SITUATION BEGINNING
TO LOOK DUBIOUS
CHRISTMAS DELIVERY WILL KEEP TEAM
STEERS BUSY THE ENTIRE DAY.

Big Piano House Experiencing Greatest Holiday
Trade in Years-Many Costly Grands and Pr
anoa Pianos Purchased the Past Week-Music
Cabinets and Pianola Player Piano Music Now
Offered at Sweeping Reductions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-15

Child's High Chair.
like Illustration sub
stantiRlly made Of
oak finished golden
back panel in quar-
tered oak finish has
extra heavy shaped
wood seat and front
shelf. A 81 chair
the price on the
Green Tag Is S2.15.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

A. the Moore next month there
viii be seen for the first time here.
all four OF The -Four Cohana 81 a
new Conan musical play, Tho Van.
kee Prince" Aside from the Co.
hans themselves, the cast viii In.
clude Sam Ryan and Tom Lewis.
the latter Of whom will be rsmem.
bered here for bis playing Of The
Unknown In Little Johnny Jonea'
on ita FIRST tour.
The Land Of Nod IL 10 be seen
at the Grand In December. The ex.
travaganza IL still under the man.
agement ~ Sam Rork and Knox
Wilson still heads the cast IN his
original role Of April Fool Neh
Mcneil will also be IN the cast this
year.
The Alaskan" the comic opera
written by Joseph Blcthcn and Har.
~ Girard. Is to play its third en-
gHgemcnt ut the Moore next month.
this time under the management Of
W. p Cullen. who bought the play
from Manager Cort last season.
Tho cast viii be new here.
Dallas Wexford In "Mr. Hopkin.
son" viii open AZ the AlhambrR De.
cember s. TO be followed by The
Gay Musician"
THE Soul Kiss" the George
Primrose Minstrels. The Olrl at
the Helm" and Ezra Kendall In
The Vinegar Buyer" will be here
within the NEXT few weeks.
The Travelling Salesman" will
be the attraction az the Moore week
after next II is a comedy OF types
by james Forbes. under the man
aRement OF Henry n Harris The
cast will include Mark Smith, EN-
met shackelford and James o'Neill.
Jr.
"Forty.fiye Minutes From Broad.
way will be seen for the first four
nights OF the week after next at
the Grand Charlie Brown and
Elizabeth Drew nov head the cast
OF this CohAn comedy
AT the Grand. starting December
2. Emmett Dewey will be seen In his
own three.att comedy. In Dream
land"
"The Warrens OF Virginia" will
be the offering at the Lois week
after next, TO be followed by "zira. 3"
Al the Seattle week after next
al the Old Cross Roads" will be
played.