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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
PUBLICITY AND FAIR
DEAL IS THE SLOGAN

Wider publicity In the conduct ~
the oitya business 20 that the tax.
payers AZ all times can know how
their money IL heing expended was
urged Ia speech made by A. v.
bouillon. republican candidate for
mayor. al a meeting Of the Mems
club IN 81 Clements church last
night Forty members attended the
meeting OF the club
The candidate exploded the the
DRY that there should be anything
mysterious about the management
OF the city He asserted that The
introduction OF business methods
would benefit the citizens AZ all
times. according to Ilouillon. the
citizen should know exactly what IL
being done Wide publicity would
make impossible The lniurioa nov
done citizens hy incompetent aud
corrupt officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Heinrich Hergeaell. who sayH
that summer after next he wlli Try
20 reach the north pole In a zcppe
TN airship. II president og the in.
iernational commission for scieu.
iific air navigation. and special eam.
missioner u the German govern
ment for afr Investigation lie has
completed a long study u che trade
winds tn the Atlantic. and az soon
al he reaches Germany. his home.
be vii begin preparations for the
airship trip One Zeppelin ship wiil
b. used Tor ths-malu effort. and the
other wiii be held AZ spitxenberFen
for relief purposes
- think Il will b. easy. says
HorEeaeil. Zach airship can travel
500 miles. and the pole is only 500
from spiizeuberEsn There will be
~ men IN each crew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
BACKACHE SIMPLY VANISHES
and YOUR KIDNEYS ACT FINE

nftycent treatment Of Pape's Diu.
retic. which any drugelst can sup.
ply.
II 81 needless 10 feel miserable
and worried. because this unusual
preparation goes AZ once To the out
Of order Kidneys and urinary sys
tenn. distributing its cleansing
healing and strengthening influ.
ence directly upon the organs and
glands affected. and completes the
cure before you realize n.
Your physician. pharmacist.
banker or any mercantile agency
will ten YOU that Pape. Thompson
a PaDe OF Cincinnati. II a large
and responsible medicine concern,
thoroughly worthy Of your conf
dencc
Accept only papcs Dluretlc--fif.
ty.cent treatment any drug store
anywhere IA the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

A real surprise awaits every suf'
ferer from kidney or bladder irou.
bic who takes several doses Of
papea Diuretic Misery 10 the
back. sides or loins. sick head.
ache. nervousness. rheumatism
pains. heart palpiiati0n, dizziness.
sieeDleasnoaa. lunamed Or swollen
eyeiida. lack ~ energy and all
symptoms Of outoforder kidneys
simply vanish.
Uncomfortable urinailan lespe
clally at night. amarting often
slvo and discolored water end 9th,
~ bladder misery ends
The moment y0H suspect kidney
or urinary disorder or feel any
rheumatism begin taking This
harmless medicine. win the knowl
edge chat there Is no other remedy,
at any price. made anywherc else
ln the world. which VIII effect 80
thorough and prompt q cure aa %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

An athletic act staged hy the Six
Coruelias h UNDERSIGNED at the
fantagea theatre They call them
selves the "chiapult acrobats %
They are All of that.
Turcat and Flor dAllsn are here
with their trained ruoaiera. The
taathercd ones DO a lot az tricky
things HaFiand aud Rolilaon are
down for a musical turn. and they
more than set away 9ith e. Har
land. with his concersina. wRa
immense Pike and Caiamr furnish
good dancing. aud Pankey and
Cook provide the singing Helen
Love and the pictures are there.
toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
Majestic Theatre.

a good average bill Is ON tap AZ
the Majestic theatre this week
fora, the Human bird. combines
q lot Of freak stuff which makes
for mystery. While the girls
parents are fummaSing through tho
audience the sirl ON the stage tells
what they pick up. and winds up
With an exhibition II mental agility
that Is wonderful Augustus New
Tile aud her company pat ON
political piayiet that pleased
Johnny uaunoa. the brooklyn
cohhleF, aud John 4 Matthews
pull an Irish travesty. The Rattle
81 Toe soon which lB filled With
laughs winifred Stewart. with a
baritone voice. earned deserved re
calls Herbert. the Frog Man,
Is a contortionlst Of real ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
lRPHEUM'S BILL NOT
lF UNIFORM sTRENGTH
TWO ACTS CALL FoR ESPECIAL
cosnEspATloN MAJESTIC.
pANTAcEs AND STAR HAVE
NEW siLLs.

49,, - upoh . time Roman
msay vas wont 10 pun m = shoe
= 'se hanks Of the Tiber Urt
~ az ne show failed to nJensa
" oia sword wielder ans ~
.~.ea Then he pulled a koIler
@.oa into his marble paiaca ana
~ re- ruffled FOR several aava
selni History repeats lfaelf
80 s@ador compala fhe confeaalon
nsilsf. that the moo BIN nags
4, - =. laiddle and its back hair III
~ = entity. that a There are
4. ".k.s Or sunny spots and several
4 ~, spois Relative 20 the former
3D.. I've ribbon should decorate wmo
aal'a The Nine. Ia one haftv
1..- Aappenstance when abe no
~ '-a'of and Eiides forth fortified
s Nv : iiiise. iIsr Carmen ana
1a were Oh 30 choice INC
- 49, = one n the stake event.
ikss - ~ ever verbal nosoaay
", s saa N tossed together ana IN
80. 1.saiamln Chaplin tinkoroa vi,h
"A, a''a n Biz dramatic plavette
~ Ne White House ills b.
1870 s...elsiizaiion u homeiv old Abc
w @s, w. harasaed bg spies hi bome
y W ,. aslesi N The field on ~ nivbt
h, ~ . 1863 3D. Chapin veal
ss,. 'ssipte salmeuf which hiefory
fse,se = mafiyFed president M
N, s e. well as tbe fsmllisr
a. seen IN most Of bia sboioe
IN Ae'eh hooked wen lntd NJ +
~. aasa noise. clever eloas ..o,,.
En-. sonEa and some 49, pot so
Re. 's1 Gus EdwardH aKmrntry
a. p or We've had raya--i MI
,ha,'ss sssaH Efforts out Hora ana
eesiiss ~ - familiar that they're
m 49, monoionons. nof ~ sy
lessss,s mess mess Fred Iackeft ana
WA ~ pnilda proved me- aavora
SEE heI fancy foot nlnrlng
tsora sseIs and Lee arc nof eek
pfsvr ss,'Afy entartainefe' wide
A. - They're inst ordinary
usess popef' ordinary applause
~ WhItelaw started ifks "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

The Edward Armstrong Musical
Comedy company opened lonK
engagement ~ the Star. With a
matinee yesterday and two per.
fnrmauces last night The bill WAS
"A Scotch liightaii Il Was with
out serious thought. bu, built
Tor laughing purposen. aud intro.
auces. as comedians. VIII Arm
strons. Gus Leonard Edw Arm.
sirong and Arthur Matthews
Ethel Davis was warnly greeted
and appeared IN new sonE hifa and
speriaitleH. supported By chorus
and the ~Armstronw Baby Dolls
Mr. Armstrong has gathered a
chorus that can really sins and
dance. and they created genuine
bit on their first appearances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
TOW LAWSON PLANS
NEW TOBACCO TRUST

LEXINGTON. Ky. Jan. ii.
Thomas w lawson. Of frenEiod
finance fame. plans the formation
OF mammoth tobacco concern that
would control not only the nurlcy
tobacco raised In kentucky, hut the
manufacture and sale Of the finish.
ed product
Lawson IL Lexington today. work
ing on the scheme lie declared Il
was useless to sell this season =
crop 90 the tobacco trust. and pro.
posed the organization OF the bur
ley Tobacco Growers. with capital
OF $50. GOO GOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
MARIE. CAHILL NOT
FORNINST TIGHTS

lamb with hts songandstery stuff.
but finished ON the bit with HIS
poetic tribute 60 the Ovid Sod.
us, strong chaps. yolept Sam
kramer aud Eugene shoek. offered
tue opener In an exposition al
physical culture
Four dogs and n quartet of
monks, with August prato hold.
ms the whip. wind the clock
Not 50 gatllng. Mr Reiter.
EDDIE HOYnEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
COAL DEALERS HAVE
ENDORSED BULLOCK

j w Bullock. candidate for the
republican nomination for council.
manat'large. was unanimously en-
dorsed by the Seattle Coal Dealers
association az a meeting held last
night AZ Maecabee Temple A mo-
ton was passed committing the
members to vote for MIR Bullock
and work for him during the pri.
mary campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Co.'S Loeks. one q the oldtime
sIzxs sm9lefes Of the local the.
ARES tied ID his city yesterday
z''sr hnxeflnx illness. liis last
ssplesmsnt was on the stage of
Rs Grad.
Tfrfs has teen an unusual nor
zirJ amcnk he stage employees
sliihx ne pas year Harry Dur.
~ sszSs esFpentsr 81 the Grand.
sas - frst % 90. and BE- was
oea allowed b. bis successor al
NJ Gsaf. Duck Egan Hurhey
tsanlaEkam. Dick O'connOr. and a
rang mAn named Heriock are 9th.
ss VIC have recentlY gone 10
'Fsa tie death record among the
nsnbes Of the 7. NJ. A.
Nariis Beet. general manager %
y 0Fpheum circuit. i supposed 10
= ~ svute 70 this city from New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
SfATLPS WIRELESS INSTITUTE

Sets and Stations. as used IA recent
practice by the leading Wireless
Telegraph Companies aud the
Navy. This ~ the first Wireless
Institute IN America open to the
public, and officially recognized
Special post graduate course rs Of
fefed In Wireless Construction, Tn
glneerInR and Wireless Telephony
Day and Evening ClQaaes Tuition
IN reach Of all who are Interested.
q P.-L Building. Seattle, Il s. A..
Main 78l6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

The international Institute Of
Wireless ToleRraphy, Inc 70 de-.
voted 10 the teaching and develop
ment ~ The Art Ca Science Of hlee-
frlc Wave Topography popularity
termed wireless Telegrapby. p
The students are under the per
sonal tuition Of expert Wireless
Electrical Engineers and Operators
associated with the Institute, who
teach the management aud con
strucflOn Of Wireless Telegraph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Jne million five hundred thou
sand dollars. just a fortune for the
Alaska building. The big block
has been sold By the scandinavian
American bank TO Mrs John Evans
Of Boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
c..,.a;enne Explains Her
True Position With Re
.,ee, to Dressing of Her
Chorus Girls.

ptr cAnlII admits the allie
M cation that the I'D has been
AZ = ~ dancIng girls. mede W
h''sa . ~ ~ yesterday And there's
49,, 49, ssaAsll told me about Y last
We 80 portable dressios rvoio.
s.sns i Is portable about ga.
M N go $40 except the Audience hor
~ .. ~. maid motloned me hl" a
,-,rsable chair. .t.. ,t,,v.
y 7 $3.50 ~. he girls 20 prevent
l J sseklag any hlgher lo2n I
W. ~. J" esres.ary, and the pantFs
es ,..,s axplci,ed that fact as he'nS
49, $500 a. oat of the ordinary,
"a ~ rcsult tha, the opinion has
~ aver the country that / an,
49, SUNDAY school class
IA Miss cahill
~ "a am noi a pruds % any
- y IN word. But ! Val new
y. - show b. stupid valgafiiy
ssssrr and myself arr asfced
~, snv vehicle IN which ! appear
80 = absolutely clean and whole
- nat l. trae o. ihiH enter,
'.s - the girls are high kick
- ~ Their undsrdressing " ho,h
800 and pretty. and thcfc is moth
~ wkaievcr offensive about their
$3.50 numbers. m Marry ms
~.rsS shere vas no call For dsncins
3 Az son. 20 there was none. 70
49, ppvs ana Betty The scenes are
49, paris. the atmosphere = IS.
..r,,sl.x Partisan. dancing q the
~.mesa variety Il called Tor ana
II Supplied
n s not true. as often stated
~ have an aversion to ms eirls
.~rsarlnr h tights They VIII DO
~~seneser the action Of the play
..a.s a appropriate call ior tights,
~ \ - other time The old idea
gssslss a complete chorus 81 sirls
,,rs upen The staEe IN tishts.
ms,~,x Because they are g chorus.
! - coarse and vulgar and
.rs,s anaer snch conditions are cat
4 slAns. costume my girls az in.
N.sssas. vel bred yonhg women of
- a. wouId - cosiumed. lH
r.ssrs musseal plays nay Eiria have
sIsssx been l0ng.sklrted and lhcy
lx.ss vii Be under those condi
,.uss W. Arthur vas one Of The
nv mAnaxars 20 abolish both
,IxAs nd knee dresses M his cho.
,sss. and he IDEA has since been
ssnsraIg adopted. provtng is
<omei.ss success
va III notiec other reforms Ia
nsk<al ecmedY ~ exemplitied In
Tta negs and Betty ! have not
1 znxis chorus man ia the com
yAay. Nes b there AM tenor lead
nj ~. scr laseaiek prima aoanA
n s1ss sFe 81 ou she comedy
cr6n The~ are no animal imper
1nals.x " ether Freaks Every
e. : = Ikow 4 . regular human
as<F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
THE MARKETS

rae foitewinH are the average prices
aaofed ~ the tecat ~ hois.airF- on
ieesl Proaeee, meeis and feed
fFfres In all eenss are snbf~et te
snrtattaas according 90 fssshnrss
sad Esa~rat ekc~tieeee. hat these
pftces. unisss otherwise Indicated
are Ter STRICTLY fret grades.
H9ns and ffass rr.-- rusinE Price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Charles D. Howell. accused o.
railway postofflee and express
company robbcrlea, may wear silk
underwear Tho police took three
fancy suits away from him when
arrested herr. and yesterday Judge
Ronald held that the police must
blow back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

TART sandbere. aged years, zee.
tcrday foil 50 feet. iit On HIS head
on q cement pavement. and got up
and walked away. not seriously In
iured The boy il the son OF Mr
and Mrs. Enos r aandberg. 1919
a.. Ninth nv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweler.
First and Cherry.
Optical Department.
PROF RABER's
nANlING ACADEMY

DANCING ACADEMY.
Free trial. tNp-to- date.
4 Sew method latest dances.
y stage and fancy dances
Learn Go dance in two DAYS
Private Instruction. Private
and classes every day. Lee
sons no a. m 20 y "a.
Arcade Han. Arcade Rldg
Dancing every Tuesday and
Friday evening Hue Rib
hon club. Phones ~ Main
i7e2; Ind gsGa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

czzsiss r sAgrp. the gallery
tzfkzssss q sAe Grand. wha has
issa sfs1sslls q At . private hos.
s'tai ~ roiamhla g. tor = long
tn - I'D here this morning
<s1 e'sioe1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
Thin Hair

DO yeu llie sersggiy hsir2 Then
Why be eonlented With "? Have 20
be - Oh, not Just put on Ayers
Hair Vigor and be happy. Thiei.
beautiful. luxurisni hair. No more
falling hair, no more dsndrun.
Does not Color The Hair
u peas dosfef asss -. then uss Asss's
hais birss Hs tsa9i ths t~a bsaiasnf
20 tina hos fsvs Ai,s aysscs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

OF our coal Is warranted to pan out
pure coal and nothing else. You
will find no artificial padding Of
weights with us. We sell coal mot
dirt and rubbish mixed with f.
And these grades OF ours are the
finest ever mined. with good heat.
ing and lasting qualities Better
put In a good supply now while the
summer prices rule You viii save
by H.
j. w. BULLOCK
Both Phones 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Between Columbia and Cherry Rrs
open evenings until p and lsuuf'
days until 6 for the people who
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

onions Yakima ..... i5oaf7s
Onions. Oregon .... LIS
Potatoes local buying
price ttHs4+tttt 20 .uWW 44.Nn
Yakima potatoes uny-
Ing price ..+-t fo.noeH 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

rub'<n
feafInr
hecanas
sIv sszs
| just cd
BE s,,
|mn ~.
COOK
10 e,ss
en- ns.s
|fgm -,
lie
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30
ATHENA NEWS NOTES.
TRACK BEING PREPARED FOR
BIG INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET
All OF Representative Schools Of the
County VIII BE In Attendance
City Water Springs Are Gushing
With Abundance.
fspeclal Correspondence.J

iSpecldl COTIeHpOHueHCe.J
Athena. Ore, March ga crew OF
men are busIly engaged preparing the
track for the interschOlastic track
meet which Is to be held here this
spring. It IS ssure that nearly
all Of the representative schools of
the county will enter this meet. Also
arrangements have been made for
special train service 10 and from
Athena at excursion rates. The eve
ming Of the track meet the o%ratOrical
contest win be held in which the high
schools Of the county VIII participate.
This meet Is to be an annual affair
at Athena and promises to lend great
impetus 10 the educational work Of
the county.
Either because Of the recent cleo
ton or because Of the abundant rain
fall the springs which supply the city
Of Athena with water are gushing
forth with abundance. The big res
ervolr Is running over and the sound
Of the pump has ceased. The Athena
people are delighted to have abund-
ance Of soft water.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30
"GRINNING SKELETON"
WAS \ HEMLOCK TREE

Eugene, Ore.-The recently pub
lished story Of the finding Of a grin
ming skeleton standing erect in a hol-
low tree In the mountains in the Sius-
law country in this county, turns out
10 have originated in the imagination
Of a local newspaper reporter. Some
time x a number Of timber cruisers
working near Mapleton Deered into
the huge trunk OF a dead tree and for
an instant they were startled, think
Ing they bcheld n skeleton, but II
proved 70 be n young hemlock tree OF
peculiar growth inside the dead tree.
The young tree bore a slight resem-
blancc 10 a skeleton, but II took only
an instant 10 ascertain that there was
no cause for alarm. Somehow the
story reached Eugene and "A reporter
concocted the story recently printed
ia hls paper and wired Il TO a Portland
Newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30

domiciliary visit 10 the heroine Of two
h-emispheres and discovered sundry
receipts for large sums deposited IN
foreign banks, heaps Of rich jewels.
gems and golden coins. their sparkle
hidden By the heavy stuff Of a girdle
in which they were sewn up. The au-
thOrities allowed the Interesting lady
TO retain her apartment. but set a
guard over It and her. The lady's
father, however. who seems to have
been accompanying her. they took in
TO custody.
\ voluminpus correspondence IN
several languages. which the author
tiles confscated. rs being deciphered.
70 is rumorcd that these letters indi-
cate that the lady Was a distinguish
rd exotic inmate Of Abdul Hands
Harem. ana that. amid the turmoil of
the final act in tho severeign's public
career, she escaped TO the Argentine
so hurriedly that she had no time TO
lay aside these valuable monentoes ~
the Caliph OF islam. which the au-
thorities believe. ought. perhaps, to be
restored.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30
WEALTH or FORMER INMATE
or HAREM AROUSES SUSPICION

81. Petersburg "A goodly spice Of
piquant romance flavors n brief po-
lice report Just received from Dylnsk,
n city situated between 81. Peters
burg and the German frontier. a
fair-faccd lady. with soft, graceful
movements, delicate robes Of oriental
hucs, and the somewhat familiar
name Of Goldstein arrived there
some time ago and put up at the
principal hotel. The underlined touch
Of eastern splendor that ~characterlz-
ed her aroused attention, which,
spreading from the public to the po-
lice, dcgenerated into suspicion. II
was noted as strange that the fair
visitor. coming from the Argentine
Republic. had yet dropped hints OF
historic deeds done in STEAMBOAT n 49,
month ago.
J One day the prying police paid d
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30
ENGINEER MAKES REPORT
ON UMATTLLA PROJECT

Washington, d. ca report from
the Supervising Engineer in charge
Of the Umatilla irrigation project,
oregon, states that the Cold Springs
reservoir now contains about 10000
acre feet OF water. The maximum
quantity carried last year was 27,O0O
acre feet. It Is proposed 10 fill the
reservoir 10 a capacity OF $4,000 or
1900 acre feet, which will bring the
ter 10 within two or three feet OF
the maximum high water line. The
entire system Is in a satisfactory
working condition and settlement Is
proceeding rapidly. Large areas Of
land are being cleared, buildings are
going up In every direction and a
very desirable class Of settlers are
acquiring land. At the present rate
at which the patented lands under
the project are being disposed Of 1t is
doubtful II any remain for sale at
the end Of a few months. These
lands are being sold In tracts OF 20
10 40 acres at 5000 per acre and
upwards.
The government has expended TO
date about S~1,25O.00O on this pro-
ject. The aggregate value OF the
lands under the project may be ap-
Droximately set at $4,000, 900. At the
time the government entered the
field IT ls estimated thai the entire
area would not have brought more
than 100000 had It been possible to
Offer Il for sale. The gross value Of
the project, including lands, rights,
irrigation works, buildings and other
improvements II probably In the
nelghborhood Of 81. 900. 900.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30
L s1ln GOO Innd SaIe,

lone. Ore.-The county court OF
Morrow county. Saturday. confirmed
the sale Of the principal lands Of the
J.. A. Wnolery estate. This estate
consists II 10000 acres Of land and
ia. price paid is about $4,000. The
successful bidder was a syndicate OF
North Dakota bankers headed by
Clinton H. Lord. They will at once
c~ulouizc these lands with eastern
wheat r1isers About 5000 acres of
this land 5 now sown to wheat.
Thich. with the present prospects for
a crop. should yield the purchasers
this year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30
Near Bccr" Put Under Ban.

BEND. Ore.-The local devotees Of
B8echus and Of the flowing bowl who
are whispering predictions Of a wet
Crook county at.the next election.
seem to have received another prohib-
tory punch in their Incorporate So
lar pieXus For not only is real beer
under a taboo more severe than ever.
but vendors Of even near beer, the
Joper's last sustaining prop in a dry
county. are To- be under the licensed
supervision Of the authorities here
after 80. at least. declared the com
mon council Of the city Of Bend at
their last meeting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30
MAN IL TATTOOED;
BLOOD POISON KILLS

Danv.lle, Hl.-Art Blair, residing a
few miles north OF here. while in New
Mexico recently. allowed his arm to
Dr tfttp3cu with the American flag
In colors. shortly afterward he was
rushed To q hosuitalA whore physi-
Ciaus pronounced him suffering from
blood poisoning. He was sent To the
hospital here, where he died
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30
The snolhIng sprnY Of Ely's LInnld

The soothing spray Of Ely's Liquid
Cream Balm; used In an atomizer, Is
an u~nscakable relief TO sufferers from
Catarrh. Some Of them describe It az
o godscnd, and no wonder. The thick,
foul discharge is d~lslodged u ~
patient breathos freely perhaps for
the first time IN weeks. Liquid Cream
Balm contains all the healing, puri-
flying elements OF the solid form, and
1t never fails to satisfy. Sold by all
druggists for Tic, including spraying
tube, or mailed by Ely Bros. Sc War
rem street, New York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30

Walla Walla-Vncent Borleske.
the best known athlete Whitman col
lege has tyer produced. will in all
probability. coach Broadway High
school of Seattle next year. BOrles-
Ike has been offered a position as in
structor ID mathematics and coach Of
football aud baseball. and is now in
seattle looking over the ground. He
has been engaged TO coach athletics
at Columbia Junior college. Milton.
Oregon. but viii be released II he
lands the bigger job.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30
Big sale Of Ontario Land.

ontario. OTe--A sale Of the lands
Of the willamette Valley q Cascade
Mountain Road company has been
made 90 Minneapolis capitalists, the
only remaining condition being that
the property prove 10 De as repre-
One hundred thousand dol
on an option has been placed in
the First National bank OF this city
10 bind the sale.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-30

Those who have used ours say II In
h best they ever raw. We make
three carloads each day at our mill.
N 0 will contract your supply for
the coming season now to be deliver
ed by August I. We viii make you at-
tractive prices.
OREGON LUMBER YARD.
Phone Main s.