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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19
AnOka

Samedi, ont Ste celehrees 4 Apo-
ka, les fnnerailies de Nine Lea
Andre, veuve de M, FS Andre, I'm
lore do Rev. p. Andre, ancien Gu
ne de N. d de Lonraes. Nine An
DIRE nee Chouia a-d Fat toute ga vie
une ohretienDe exemplsire, ct ellie
lsisse 4 see sept anfants le souve-
Eir dune vie toute consacree Au
+devoir ct "a eoan de ga famille. Lac
Il. z. Andre etsnt dams rincapacite
de se neadre 4 Anoka le service
fut celehre par con s~uccesseur le
Rev. Pore Guiilot Apres i'absou.
te, le lsev. p. q. Dolphin, cure de
Ia psrcisee prononca leloge funA-
bre, q. s. ben reseortir les quail
tee de b regrettee detunte. Soeur
Paula, cousane de Nine ANDRE ct
fSoenr Ferdinand, toutes denx de
|r8cole n, %. de Lourdes, assis-
&aient q reinforcement
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19
IN j O Dasleuria,s est raEan1

Nj O. Desleuriers est TevAnJ
i1mgTdi d'upa visiae de ciFq RHmas-
mes 5 Turton ct 1 Redield, 5. ID
a1nsi qua Gnrrie, MINI, ii q 8tf
8Fl0P da nombTeuz parents qa7
hsb tent ces aRdroits A Rad
field Il vhit4 IL Anatole Lsbria,
gnrTefeR d Pau. LES nom
hreuZ SIMS C. eR dFrnfaT sFro
hRu-auz dRpnrendre oul3 fe7t de
uAs tanras eTaIFes
a. BRs a7r7eTs aBtrepTis C
zgv@a oars I1G1aF8I 6 - sant6
3n1 : - haaueaup anAlIoTee
Metre e8mBsrrIose BoTs TsDFo1-
II CT ura Tres snonasDfe mofsson
-a nuaiff7a aaas tons les enaroits
un8 vfs7fe@ lie rsn6amaBt du
bis mons I d7t Est d i & B
nsla3sfs IBeTe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

Nile Minnie Lsagsss1. d
Duluth, 81 sn E5sss s 81 PsI
chez son ame Ame Asrs5 Bis
son, de Is rue Kant, 81 sis pssss,
IA une semszne. SR VsSss ss
heans& ds xa@ Ssa-S.
-lnnal 3s aGsaze acsas ssss
de 2as snn5Earss5s ga zassasss Ss
NJ. 81 Ame A6@ Ssssaas> 2s IA
Esnu Gssrsa.
4csas accsSan p9assags ps
.esns ssaagrsssAcsns sa05 Ssax
oaug hae presented ssars @asss1s
saIasss gsrrsel1 As0sas Ssas Ss
cAlsang as ae saGspsrsSD de g
bean sanc~
Ns SsasSsssoas II ae weak !
III Fl Nue. Raasass-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

Les affaires de notre compatr1c-
te nj. &. G DHna'. Ell trepreneul
de constructions ont tellement aug
ment6 depuis Que que temps quiz
Test V IL force o'avoir de nouveauS
bureaux 202 Avenue Gantra'e.
nj Dumas est IN eBtTepreneuT
competent It responsible ct Il est
Dr6t d'ex9cuter DIES contrats de
tons ganres tells que traveuz Ell
bois on en- brieue. peinture, poss-
Ice de planchers en- bois dur on
paruuet, etc. Il peut anssi four
mir des plans de constructions de
tots genres ct de toutes dinner
HsIons.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19
Masadie de 9pmm@ DC
IaTs

IRreeatte aes ponms de 1errs
an 6a>Fs assnecee dun noIvehI
g niger psr I~spngT3tloD as Ia Hss~
rms. Gate malsafe attire beau
reun EaffantsnD Ell Europe ct Ton
Grant u1ails sIDtreanss sns
EsgIIns. One anzssslcarsal
scaaatif Jne 8 nrauRs cue d 81 4
fsu m bon sausane On psus Sc nag
SUI Is h7are gaiaen GRIN belt gas
ct Is plus gsehe gu masfarss llSTs
lives 81 pm ct gu Dlas IN oCsuvs-
re sam slasnS Is digestion, Com
nsaaasz de RoEs plus 0oaehs msg~
anspa
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

Nj. Eugene Grafton, fills de nj,
G6deon Grafton deSpooner, MINI.
ct ancien resident de notre vile, q
en- l'auriculsTre de la main drolte
emporte par une scie meeaplque
en- travalliRnt avec son Iere.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

u a. MOI CaVseas.
aEaeR -ssSfP s0u se8s dams
rsase q In demands De In
Bg-r tons 7s fs51s ees Uois -
saz5 assss
AzacRlER -aeonse les Plus gran
1A Observation-Disclosures.
Ala~ IsEacat ssnnaflante<
-Escansaz MOI les chosss sllss
OF aiies sans vogs dis LASS
6 Fot~e ezoca1 h som os les EN-
nreu3iaeT CONNIE ii ls 1uisrs canve.
Babis-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

Nercre6 aarnaer 8 gu fssa, Cd
TAeiase NaEAnsn,e de geau5s,
le marriage de M Arthur Cusoasa.
6e s. Peal. s7es Me Nsas L,as-
- RoT, fas De N 81 NJ ne Alexis
Rop, de natrs VILE.
LIS hsneaac5son nuptss 3 st:
dopnss psr ae Re- 2. Gass3ot, ca,
gS 5s as psl0 sse,
n Heur5 Craaasa ct Nile LsEzss
Sax. frene ct seas 5ss NAMES
auassslens CONNIE gsgesa ct demel-
safle 6ho8near,
Ms souhslts Dc baGbenr su1
naIvesaS sooaK,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

Nj. ct Nine Pierre Giguere ct M.
ct Nine Ed. Rainville sont allies en-
auto, 3 Turtle Lake, Wis, samedl
dernier ct sont revenus lunal midi.
lis ont ep u.e admirable course ct
sopt charmes de leur vlsite. Lis
etaiant les h6tes de Nine Targeon
sour de M. Gigaere.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

M. Napoleon Primeau s etc as
seq gravement bless6 an pied ce'
jouFs derriefs en- tr8vailtant.
I'll est membra de FUnIon st Jo
serb ct On Camp ChsmpRaln5 W
G. vs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

Dimanche lie 81 courant est lie
1our de communion en- corps des
membres de la Soci6te des ELf4nts
de Marie oe ia paroisse Ste Anne,
La messe de communion aura lieu
q huit heures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

No;re entreprensnt compatrlote
M. Nap. Lstourelle proprietairede
la eGateway Meat Market Went
d'ouvrir une nouvaIle boncherle au
coin de Ia Ale ct de Is rue Beard.
Success.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

Nine Paul Bilodesu ct sa file
Laura sont parties lundi pour une
visite de deux semsines q Ester
man, Sss katehswsn, Canada. Files
seront les bores de Nine MORN,
soear de Nine Bllodeau.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

PSs -LgsrSoeasassrs Isssss
d IA ka@Srss gl69 asss@1 4
TAsars s Sc sssssaS, es Osrse s
psr IA sasoG0SsssN
Css esls Que conduit asasszy
/ OssasSe k2s $ psreosra, 5 essse
ssaars p-oSasesea ss Ssrnsss kSlo
@sSN da esreass Sa Sfssoraa.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

NJ. Paul Lambert, fills de M, Ju-
les lambert, entrepreEeurde cons
truet,ons, Sc batit aetuellement une
residence de plus de 5000 au No.
1902 Avenue James n.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

enRu7 p0E DTraRuE Tegte1
rsnr79fa ca En1nrA@s9nu aes 9S-
eman "a "A nance tfaT st
~ L au6FE Tftg1eE Z
4E zGc~-
wE TfgTT TT2TS =
az= N aa7s
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

81 'honl ete homme qui VI ) Ia
meese eat cent fois meilleur que
Phonetic homme .qui ny va pae.
mails Ie malhonDe:e ~hommequi Va
RI la meese est cent fois plus me.
prisable que lie malhonre etc homme
ouis nv Va pas" j. DE MAIsTRE
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

a-aEaR sTT8es
BuEnaB- T-
EEaT0TgaE
rvrez Tnssa1 aal
uzse
T 80
-1w7~sa--aF @T7za@~
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

nj, Modesto lambert de S. Paul,
IN aucieu pioEnier du Minnesota,
etsit en- notre vile ces JOINS der
niers chez o coasIn M. jules
Lambert.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

geuas ms5an, NJ Olivier Psradis,
fis de NJ ct Nine Sesere PsradSs,
conanlsslt B Isutel, en- i'eglise n,
d. de Loarass Mile Emma Aba
ham.
lie marriage Ste cslsbrs par lie
R. T. Gnllios.
M Edward Abraham ct NJ lie
Arshsmlss Psradas etalest les gar
con ct dsmolselie d'hon aear.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

s TzF1E-
E1UZ
rag7r= U ley
zreoE A7uE @Tse
saz= af0a Ia-7
EZ ~ @ TF1IES O.
nzTnA a y
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

N, L. Roberpe de Montrose.
cuit1vateur 3 l5g3se q aemeneg6 en-
metre vlia unll compte heblter en-
Bern RhercG I'll cCnrDtR Reci4eteT
III rAs7rence dHBs Ia DHTtle noTd
De iav3lI
4ErV4TIE
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19
ECHO DE L'OUEST
La Molsson au Manitoba

Winnni peg-Les experts du
free Press'' estiment ainsi le
renaement de la prochaine mols.
son:
Alberta, bic 20 boisseaux l'acre:
bic du printempe, 6 boisseaux
%l'acre; dams la Saskatchewan, q
Fest de Saskatoon bIA. - bois.
seaux l'acre; Rouleau, Is boie-
seaux; district de- Regina, 20
b~oisssaux; Milestone, % bois-
seaux de bic ct IS boisseaux .d'a-
voine; Aroola. Carlyle ct Manor
Torenton, Is b~oissesux; Davidson,
BILE. ID bo:sseaux; Lloydminister.
BILE, IA boissesua; Craik, BILE, IL
b%oissesux; laird. bic, IL bois-
seaux ct avolne, 20 bolsseaux.
Al Manitoba, d MeIita, le rem
dement, en- BILE promet IL bois-
seaux B l'acre, ct l'avoine. 20
boisseaux, q Hamlota, lie ole, Is
boisseaux ct B Nap1n ka, 10 bois
seaux.
En- moyenne au, Manitoba, s
boisseaux B Iacre.
Sherbrooke, lie comit6 gems
.ral du congress medical de langue
franea1se est 3 completer les pre-
paratifs de cette reunion. qui aura
lleu B Sherhrooke les %, "a ct %
du mos courant.
Ottawa. On dit que dams une
qulnzsine de lours on recevrR les
Submissions pour la construction
On pont de Quebec ct que sept
soamisslonnaires sont sur les
rsugs. LIE depo. DE- clnqeent mile
dollars exige pour &C travail est
Int garantle que seules de tres
fortes compsgnies charehsront 3
executer &c g1gantssqne travail.
Est Greenwich. e. l., -Trois
gsrcons ont Ste tues ct IN q ee
hlesse par IN train express sllant
de Portland B New-Iork. sur la L.
gre au NSw Yolk New Haven ct
Hartford.
Des lanhsaHx des corps ont etc
SCENES lie long de Ia vote sur uae
distance de 200 vsrgas.
New York, Morris Llkswsky,
IN Russo age de soixants-six ans,
sesslI VI rsfuss par les suseritssi
a'smagsaan Isnuss aux Esass-
Unls s cause de son grand age ct
De So dsbilsss. Uys environ srais
ionrs Ion sspsrens eRs hx5sillsra
svsst a5spsrn ct Qua 50 place sc
lronvEss IN honns plus SsansH
don't a sssgs Stat agreements Sa~
ne supsrbs hGde hssnss
lie EsaIssza sssss a4pssls1s
ssns sEac de fsoera, @sss comms
L await msngos & essse ssantars
a aszhs 81 Ia 1asls Ss che
Vslx svsssas sas saas
Get aagsassax s-rsssgs@s ne
:asnsas done pas Il sozs sus fss-.
rso5-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

Ga parle dune hausse prochai-
ne du prix du tabac. Oe sera mn
rouveau coup porte = Ia pipe.
mais il n'ys pas de doute> que les
funeurs continueront 4 sen SER
viz.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

IL Ge@sss Dc SsasBSascs. sssss S rJssvsssss sspar & WSsSeeg es
Is rsvsee Ra1ss ssSs@s~s - SsSS par Is aes a. aC@@aaS&s Il a&@s II
SIC dame sesrs eN4c> U eNSS CNVESSrASs &SlasS SssSsA pss@SHsSs S9
ssgs a. RsAsaSss~As aerCsSsGss lie NGaesas N ooyss ns sssAsssss
{tOs saSs4 GSsasrsassa SseS@s a. elpa@sss IN cocsS ssssss >roass Gsax
aRssssl sssr essx gu re sat pas ~ s1sas ecssss pasr G0s sa@s SS sssrss
c0S> 5
LIE scans de e@eses = dome en- sasss @s LIS saEss Z ne>SssSsas ga
sasASs s ss f-srSas dams les e2sSss SEsSasS
LIS ssvss "a aSls S u CO SSs Ss CONNIE psa>osnscsS ss eol1s II
tsrnss SOFT aGms 6sGS psrssoansrsss
sRAT> Dis CoLyESE
PsNS0NNIREs
Gel eampreoa rsnssls asneas les reps. e ossuens ts ManeaSssss ss ae
raeeoaus6sse 6u Gngs I'VE Is subscription ps0el Il aoNNhs4os ssl las isax.
DsNPYNSoN>ARss
Poar Taaaes sco1aire. $1,000
Cei eom rend rensSsasmens. lei Iasrs ct Is on eripiaa pour Is ahGosasaae
ct les jeuS.
INrsRNEs PRsNsNT Is Rgpss E DsHoss
Cei ,mpreas reaseisaemens. h losam-as e, Il subscription pour la MeGe
tbe4ue ct les Ieux.
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Por rann6e s,olaire
Cecil com areai rensign ,menfe ct Ia subscription pour la hSbhahe4 aH.
Pour autres reas i nemsass sadeeser au Rev. P. Recteur, Colege de Saint
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19
@rhn de l'9nesf
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. 10 Ao1 1910

M. Victor Brapchaua, est q Sc
fare cmstruire par NJ, jules Lam
bert. ua ioli cottage de $4,000 an
No 1901 Avenue Irving N,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

Cps Mxg, n s-CsQ pnoa,
nss aas SIS sases p5 IN susln ex,
press ia Psnnsyavsnss sals tam
po9os IN sasosaobse.
Sans Rsehl California. -Uue
collision sess PROBATE / Saint
IgasGa, / dix saslsss sa nord dsel
lsnsre au trssa de pssssgsvs Su
Moth Weston Psesie ct IN con-
vol de msrelsnasses,
LIE nonbgs Ses morris s'Aseve !
sept 81 ii Y 3 yingt b!esses.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

arn E Bag s WHICH
gv Ea -fs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

Sharbrooke, lie comite genf-
raa du congress medical de langue
fraDcalse est 3 completer les pre-
paratifs de cette reunion. qui aura
lieu B Sherhrooke les %, "a ct %
du mofs courant.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-25
THE LIGHTED LAMP

, 1t was so great a light you held, I
And yet you did not know, l
I caught my breath for fear of 1
it, ]
You swung it to and fro. l
II you had lost it, all the world 1
Could not have given it back, 1
You went unconscious as a rose 1
With power that emperors l
lack. l
, A little laugh might blow it out; 1
, The sacred oil might spill; 1
, A step might shatter it. yet you 1
looked
With eyes as calm and still 1
AS one who had no secret gold, ]
No treasure under key. !
Though what was yours would l
be, if lost, 1
Lost irredeemably,
And I, who read this in your !
face,
Prayed God it might not be. I
Florence Wilkinson. I
! 4 4 4. u u L q 4 = = Z. L n z
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-25
AT EVENTIDE'.

Weary with play but with eyes aglow
With love that the babies only know:
Tired of roaming through room ana
hail.
Tired of answering each others call
So. when shadows " evening creep,
And friends. the brides, have gone
to sleep,
Two tired kiddies come close to me,
Perch each one on favorite knee.
Nestle two heads on my willing
breast,
Then sigh contented and sink to rest
From Middleton to Waddleton is
fourteen miles;
From Middleton to Waddleton is
fourteen miles,
From Middleton to Waddleton,
From Middleton to Waddleton,
From Middleton to Waddleton is
fourteen miles"
Shining brown eyes looking into mine
Four loving arms that around me
twine,
Two little hearts that are full OF
joy
Goldenhaired girl and sturdy boy
OF the giant days and the fairy
times,
Thus does the eventide glide by
Till the sandman closes each sleep!
eye.
And sinking to sleep in my shelter
ing arm
1 leave them to Him who will shield
from harm.
Selected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-25

result this little city has had its
fun share of fights and factions. The
town is divided more or less into
crowds" Some men become so
wrapped up in this crowd idea that
they so wrong. They get so they can
not see anything good at all in the
'other fellows" They are suspicious
of everything they do and sometimes
they refuse TO travel with them even
when they are engaged in work that
is thoroughly patriotic and good for
the town.
Now the East Oregonian is not go
ing to become personal at all but it
is a fact that some of the opposition
to the traction movement is due to
just this thing. There are men who
are not lining up for the movement
because they do not like the men
who are leading the work. Some of
them do not like the members of the
committee. Some people are prob
ably against the move because they do
not like the East Oregonian and the
East Oregonian has heartily endorsed
the movement. If this is the case
this paper is sorry, but it can only
say that it is conducted by human be-
ings and human beings are seldom
endowed with perfection. The men
who own the East Oregonian and
who publish it are but ordinary peo-
pie. They have neither the age nor
the wisdom of solomon. Were they
like that renowned character of an
tiquity, they would not be running
this or any other newspaper. They
would be sitting in gilded palaces
surrounded by many wives and SER
wants. eating grapes brought them on
golden platters.
With reference to the question at
issue here the point is this,-the
traction movement is not a move for
the benefit or advancement of any
set of men or faction. The traction
enterprise has nothing to do with
factionalism in this town. Factional
or personal differences should not be
allowed to interfere with the success
of the movement The traction move
ment is for the benefit of the entire
town and all the people in it. The
move is one that calls for the earnest,
patriotic service OF everybody and es-
peciaHy of all leading property own
ers. For the sake of Pendleton and
for the Pendleton of the future all
should unite and march forward un-
der one flag-the flag of Pendleton
and Progress
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-25
THE POULTRY SHOW.

Under most favorable auspices Pen
dleton's first annual poultry show
opened today. The gratifyingly large
number of fowls placed on exhibition
together with the wide general inter-
est taken in the show seems to as
sure that the affair will be a COM
plete success. It is to be hoped so at
least
There are many reasons why Pen
dieton should endorse the poultry show
rand do everything possible to make
it success. Such industries as poul-
try raising need encouragement in
this county and likewise in Morrow
county and other portions of eastern
Oregon. There is not enough Small
farming" in this part of the state.
The tendency is to raise a single
,crop-wheat-an to import every
thing else.
Now it is doubtful if anything
could do more to promote interest in
poultry raising than will the fair that
| is now on in the Smith-Crawford
block. For the fair all sorts of fine
fowls have Deen brought here from
all over the northwest Local people
seeing these birds will naturally be-
| come more and more interested in the
poultry business. They will improve
their pens as a result of the poultry
show and in a way the entire city and
county will profit.
Go see the poultry show and b!
your presence and your interest il
the work encourage the men who arr
devoting so much time and energy t.
making it a success.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-25
AN UP-TO-DATE CLASSIC.

1 remember, l remember.
The house where I was born.
1t had a red-faced janitor,
Whose eyes spake sullen scorn;
Who every time l passed him by
Returning from the street,
Said vitrolc things about
The mud upon my feet.
1 remember. l remember,
The flat across the hall,
Where dwelt a crusty bachelor
Who'd curse me when I'd squall;
And in the suits below us dwelt
A score of snooping plaques
Who rifled our dumbwaiter of
Innumerable eggs.
| remember, | remember,
The folks who lived above,
On whom my patient parents looked
With anything but love.
The mother played the violin,
The son the orguinette,
While pater practiced night and day
Upon a brass cornet.
l remember, l remember.
The things my daddy said
The day the brand-new talkerphon'
' Was started overhead
And how my mother wept about
The whole depraved kibosh
With those who lived next door u
stole
Three-quarters of our wash.
Horace Dodd Gastit in New Yorl
Sun.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-25
1T is SUCCEEDING.

The movement to raise the $4,000
for the traction system is meeting
with success. In almost no time
yesterday over $4,000 was placed upon
the LIST and the fact that more money
was not secured was due merely to
the fact that the solicitors did not
have sufficient time to see more peo-
pie.
The most gratifying feature of the
situation thus far is the fact that five
members of the soliciting committee
have subscribed to the fund to the
extent of $1,000 each. BY their ac-
tions Messrs Smith. Alexander, Cohen,
Fee and Murphy have shown their
faith in the proposition they are ad-
vocating. II there is any truth in
the old saying that money talks
then these gentlemen have spoken
in unmistable terms in favor of the
traction movement.
The fact that these committeeman,
after having investigated the traction
proposition very carefully believe it is
meritorious and are willing to put
their own cash into backing the
movement should have weight with
the people of this city. This is es-
pecially true since none of the five
men mentioned above are heavy city
property owners. All five of these
men combined do not own as much
Pendleton realty as do some indi-
yiduals who have not placed theil
names upon the subscription list The
committeeman are backing the move
ment out of public spiritedness and
because they are convinced that tht
securing of a traction system viii
work the salvation Of Pendleton.
The question now is whether the
other property owners and business
men will follow the generous leat
that has been set by these men or vii
refuse to take stock in the compan!
and thereby prevent Pendleton from
securing this great improvement.
At this time the East Oregoniai
is unwilling to believe the propert,
owners and business people will turl
this matter down. Their own bes
interests plainly demand that the,
support the movement and support
strongly and cordially. 1t cannot b
disputed that the establishment Of
traction system here with interurba
connections will work revolution j
local commercial and realty circles
Il will take Pendleton out OF tn
Slough Of Depression in which it ha
wallowed for several years and wi
place it upon the broad smooth high
way Of prosperity and advancement
Gentlemen. think this matter owe
carefully and earnestly and then SUI
port the movepent as you know yo
should do. If you refuse to do so II
move will fail and you Mr.. Proper
owner will be the chief loser.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-25
a CHANGE NEEDED.

II the water superintendent has
properly diagnosed the trouble then
the muddy water local people had to
use for several days recently was
most discreditable to Pendleton. PEN
dteton should have a water supply
that is free from contamination. Local
people should not have to use water
that is laden with dirt from the fields
and corrals along Wild Horse creek.
There must be an Improvement of the
water supply. II a mountain water
supply cannot be had just at present
surely some steps can be taken to
protect the present supply from
needless contamination.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-25
FOR SALE

The 1900 acre stock ranch which
advertise, is in 10 miles Of depot.
The stock consists of 90 head of
white faced Hereford cattle, SO head
Of full blood cows and 40 head Of
grades.
One bull is valued at $3.50. and some
of the COWS at $500 per head. There
is IN head of horses. and 800 worth
Of fine chickens. There IL 3 good
wagons and all kinds OF farm ma
chinery.
1 WANT TO SAY TO YOU
that you do not have to buy the above
named property, 1t is a gift, absolutely
free. IL you buy, the land at s12.5o
per acre.
e. r. WADE,
Pendleton, Orc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-25

"a New York woman has a hen
that has laid 130 eggs in sixty odd
days" says an exchange. That hen
doesn't lay-she lies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-25
\ SHORT STORY

''Now once there were nan and
maid
When you've said that you've said
it all.
There's Life and Love at once por-
trayed.
Now once there were man and
maid,-"
Today the game of life is played
As the day of Eden's Fall,
Now once there We're man and
maid"
When you've said that you've said
il all. p w H.