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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-08-11
PARTY LINES ALMOST ELIMINATED.

In county
fogh division The
likely be favored with
politics would division the thing be
really
individuals little republican collection republican
against
political openly
understood.
If violent partanshp doubtful this
will probably
their parties many
supporting hereditary
od than politics.
politics.
party
insurgency" believing that
holding issuing
hereditary enemy
the rank and file
And will be Parties
hereditary
things political
distinct The direct primary antipoitans law;
astonishing division little
his political politician paramount Why
them should the political
handle ways thinking year
of progress all right
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-08-11
THE DRY" COUNTIES NOT FOR BRADY.

very striking that before the
primaries
n
other
county voted dry by good majority Governor Brady whose
republican years
W and established very close connection between the two for this
be present
petition
lis front in
estimated increase population
dates like oNe GLADSTONE nudous unfair and that the
actually
all certain
to Lincoln county the banner republican stronghold OF the
prohibition
only temperance expect
Kooenai is al
likely % a ONen
the persistent misrepresentation them and their
win astonishing thing them does
Neil is the avor being probable that he will get
IT. by Brady county
only really
will suspicion ny should do this while
Mr. much
harm does good and throws additional light the Recorders
entirely
like
a a
condition him peculiarly light the
gain eith
The republican fill the chair
doubtful If that
politician thing
he ed. IN
impolic forward candidate
will
date polls;
of o is
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-08-11
Candidates for the Primaries
List of Those Who Will Seek Their Party Endorsement
at the Primary Election ugust 80.
For state Senator:

For State Senator:
A. II. Brailsford, Hagerman, D
F. w. Gooding, Shoshone, r.
c. E. B. Roberts, Rupert, R.
For Representative:
V. V. Bower, Richfield, r.
E. A. Brookman, Hepburn, d.
A. ~ FELTON,, Gooding, R.
Thomas Fay, Shoshone, D.
Jeremiah German, jerome, d.
c. B. Marlatt, Gooding, r.
M. w. Smith, Wendell, R.
Commissioner, 1st District:
Chris Hansen. Shoshone, d.
Paul R. Kartzke, Jerome, R.
A. l.. Speakman, Jerome, R.
Commissioner, I'd District:
Benton E. Dyer, Wendell, r.
c. N. Dilatush, Hagerman, r.
Anthony Thoma, Gooding, D.
Commissioner, I'd District:
G. c. Nelson, Hepburn, r.
John F. Vincent, Rupert, r.
F. n Victor, Rupert, D.
Sheriff:
A. j. Murray, Gooding, D.
l.. M Zug, Rupert r
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-08-11


ed rking Six and maybe the Kansas
nreang
o years
indication blind stupidity
his
of disagreement why they
primaries
elections OF he
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-08-11
INSURGENCY RAMPANT.

The Lord love the sand-pates Min
Dakotas, whole them
Christening merely able do And it
Speaker Cannons protest;
bleeding
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-08-11

Editor Doolue Bellevue
they any
kind of chance
little who courage
them
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-08-11

Clerk District Court:
Harry w. Anderson ,Shoshone. R
Lloyd F. Duvall, Gooding, R.
Henry Winters, Shoshone, D.
Treasurer:
W. NJ Massey, Jerome, R.
j. S. McQuiston, Rupert, r.
T. J. Redmon, Shoshone, D.
Probate Judge:
J. l.. Fuller, Shoshone, R.
scooI superintendent:
Leah NJ. Burnside, Shoshone, R.
Assessor:
w. w. Brimm, Hepburn, R.
John r. Ellis, Jerome, R.
E. G. Isenberg, Hepburn, r.
E. l.. LaRue, Minidoka, D.
Coroner:
c. w. Dill, Shoshone, D.
V. r. Killen. Hepburn, r.
Surveyors:
Leo p Donovan, Wendell, D.
Edw S. Smith, Gooding, R.
County Attorney:
f. T. Disney, Shoshone, R.
Jas. r. Boutwell,, Shoshone, d.
Daniel M .1,,,,.!;,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03
CITY RIAL EgTATE -cont'd1
ee.r>~eeeoeeasaee.eve
WOODLAND park
view PROPER fY

4.raam cottage. city water Dot 7trio1,
DO bearing HHIt trees. isiH uf rtrH hef
uas. rhieErn house aud roo. Eg1a view.
li. blocks 30 thiuuHf caf. rfsdra aire1tHt
1880, $500 cash
t-fnoin mes. HI sdrfH huHeaigH cottage.
unftd wells, hut aHl cold ualHt In
hunamnnf fFh3 HHu EHf rl fea aifnetH
emf wntkH. unHhHifuNffhle NHuhh ANA
mountain kIaa. uifa lgt. q hiI Aa tu lhhl
ncy rar ana ptfa fiHap. 5000 raah. Bet
unfa epHf
i.raem modern collage. aha1oa liFh
ntiufrH. ERH. sradFi streets nnN
in. hiorha fhinntf eHf tlfppi fi''
cash
roarn nsW bungalow natinre f9si 90
corner % allies. Fardau al ir. sund tigei
uFHr fnlnnef car DAYS Only 81 fitftft
Hf7s cnNh fih Huf mnuth
faFnHfn ness cottage. nicely nffauhfas
Shaded llHhf. rHa ana Nice level lnh
anrf8a 10 sNaF This week az 1850 $3.50
raHit sie poe month
t.funin. eHad cottage corner Tot thPa
TOO rhiehrn house aHt run. ~ bearing
frHit frreH HuiV o. 500. terms
foam ueu hungninW cottage Fo'tnH
nferiF tinted Fruit trees and Hffaf trt
lies mice lot good view sfrHatH afahod
only r1 $50. HHnu rash. balance iiha rent
G.room house barn. Stone nslih house
improved five nrres Hffru ~ Fi"frt,
acres in hafftaH fruH frecs. ana ~
small fruit. planted ln pefhiosa enc
garden. iiea north NJ Country Club Houna
and mountain view This week ~
Ef COO eaFr tffns zee ns nf nuee Take
rhiuuny ass eHr Faf off az corner t-th
b. oIssu seven dHFa eafh week Even
lnsH ~ huuulufnrrf Gee r. y tFrtf
a CO. phone sarth "a. waite ftS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03
s sAsms Anp AeesAesztoea,e,l


LET VA TELL. You about an acreaes
Proposition that ls absolutely 90 the
square saa wlthln the mesns 81 tbs peef
man. An Ideal opportunity tet the "a
barina man Let ua SNOW you the
best body % legged eff land In Western
Washington. the best. FeaarileW q
prioss that et@srs may ask LEr w
frIL YOU why this lana has Increased
80 per cent w value IN one year ana WIZ
an intsrufhan aow baiiaina viii doubts
pfaaent prices Ia a sheri time
LET Us SHOW YOU tha results % tbs
efforts VI others who have bought lane
trem ss lei us show yea Wis, small
capital and Youf energy Will accomplish
towards your Independence
LET ~ TEt.L YOU abeut BODY %
tosEsa off land that IL the equal o. any
fot vegetables fruits. berries, and. IN
fact produce ,of all hinds that will Hfew
10 this climate land that 4 IDEAL fof
geaitry and dslry purposes lsne thu, Y
Easy Y eieAr IA. best % seil water 10
Tar rs snow You "a. state nspsri.
mental Farm nos bsias planted on q
part 81 our land. ana the kind % soil ne
tspsrts seisat ret sueesasfui farFnins
poSKAs sfSs oss 4fEssT ro asS ro5 SfHrA
frlas csc Per acre. Is Per sers cash
sHe see PEI acre per meash. ie 20 and
frss dssd IN cas-. Of DEAN Fr.s .x.
tsaslon % Tins IN ease u siohnsss
can or write for illustrated eeahief
ce With IA % aiseo. snohamish eaantyi
tss Ne show u 70 Yoa
aAta sIss sit usaFE bidE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03
AZ EXTRAORDINARY BAaoAlN-

Fivs ard half acres near Seattle
Hefahts station end Seattle Everett In
frruFhan Improved a4fh caufqftabs
sir room house. barn ana rhif Ken
houses has good well There are fhfss
aeFaa under plnwl 90 fruif tfees. infEs
pHtrh % berries and hiarhbrffinH.
rfr Pui fhe resi- - Sc o. sfrnsf nrf riss
and he piheH Will enfn What a cost
Fou each Yeaf and nose Owner leaving
Seattle af once ard o. EiFing hta place
away NOT naiiina IL you sea the benefit
uf ths three VeaFa ~ tnil hH pat Ia on ~
e. go takes H thiH week
MLAuuffff@ REALTY co.
liHi American bank BIDS
Main 1875 Ind zita
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03
BEAUTIFUL.
LINCOLN BEACH
PARK.

BEAUTIFUL
LINCOLN BEACH
PARK
toTR 1853 fzEs
ia TEW CENT DOWN.
1te FAH MONTH
ssuaFtrf sffs lots
ore miantf ffan
trolley 90 mlHHfs4
from fiuHssr squafs
ffaa Wfnm Df
AHuaA nnH tNa zoe
hnal spiHnatd
Hpfing sister pumped
60 stsFF iei - our
aWn h5Eh pFesanfs
system
Tha u 10 nnas
convenient. arrrssi
he aad affFaFtiFa
Boz tftan around Sc
affis Tor = hnnEa-
inN or cottage
CesHe cut aua let
" kfnN wa that
- hnVa fha hsst
bargain ia fhs mar
Ast
Tsks Fanutisrpy
eaF 90 8sfru tfaA sta
tt1n 49, 0uf fsrF3~
ksni alive % proper
~ Ar MkfEsfsuu.
o. call Ngtie OF
phsns ae
NOS TRUST
COMPANY.
HwnsFN
Emgits Hide
lad 1859 Main stfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03
ron sac On EXCHANGE.
ReAL ESTATE LoANs

-~~4~-NNs~-~se-eee@@N~ e~es~-e~e~N-NsN~e~e~~
seattle home business ana aorsNEa-
trade ed fof dry climate 2slb Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03
rIryIqMS,.
I2. r.. G. COREY

Has removed bic Office from 100
Washington Bldg 70 3ii-5ia LIB
erty Bldg. corner Third av and
Union st.. where he viii devote his
entire time 70 the advancement OF
liquid sulphur In the curing OF diff
ferent diseases for which II Is a
specific.
Watch for statements from peo-
pie In Seattle as 10 what Il has
done for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03

bungalow or Mission doors, tI.6e.
t-iiEht barn sash, fgc 20 tsc
cottage front windows bottom Ciasa
aoxto inches. top light, toxse. t2ss.
Glass china cupboard doors. tl4oe.
Porch columns, soc TO si.sa.
Wall or dcadcning felt, 4 1 b. 60 yard. ron
OF $50 feet Si60
Gold Seal roofing. square. So
Rim locks. with black Knobs. rae.
hoFtlsed locks. jet knobs sec.
Trent door lock night and day keys.
solid bronze knob hnd eEcutchcon, hand
buried. fancy finish. 81.
Gold Seal house paint. acne better 81
colors. per salon. fi,7t; b-gailon lots.
tiGo.
Gold seal barn and roof paint. 5-Gailon
cans soc gallon.
Keystone varAish. per Taion, fi.go
SEND FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE.
o, n. WILLIAMS CO,
fAfe Western Az near Madison
Scattie----Boih rhones--~--wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03

-es~~~~-0~~oy~~e-ess~e~es
NORTHWEST TRUST a eAFE DE-
roAIT co, FIRST Az. and ce4umhla ~,
Tor loans from ti.ooe 90 ss,eae on Inn
proved seattle rcHigsnes property IN
established dlsificts
CRY AND COUNTY LOANS
On iu3 gF0Yed or vacant property AZ ann
Per cent. any amount from 80 20 SEQ.
FOR long o. short time. And eaT psE,
Fnomfs. no DELAY. Efurfeeauf CO. A2l
Boston Block Second ana Columbis.
ioans-AnY asnsunt--Ao dsiay - on
raai estate naortFsEs. eensFae,r s ..ss
tells and collateral tTtIs lad ttte'
OSCAR p. JENSEN CO. lpe,.
$50 Norfhsfu Bank Bldg, tth and fike
LiVEsTOCK
so-o.~~e-o-.e,~l~.e1S N.~Se~e~~~o-~~~~~O
The Nasty Boarding and sale Stables
Horses hired for ali purposes. ~ GAY 81
Wesk ziet western ~. Phones. heih
gsft. Ind 1872
Zoe ssle-TerseT coz II moHiFs Old
Swing 70 quarts milk daily. Phone EAA'
t1gs
Firs fuil.biaod Houdans. TIRES ihyinE
turkeys ard four inytnH Toulouse geese
~ sale ttip i1ih Az ". intefba,
vented torres e pasture. - . pr
month In advance, good pasture, W ID
west9Her. faatar. wash
one eood. heavy horse far aAie. weishi
kte lbs. also one pony. b7it kifkv9od
place Green LAKE
Is "a. HoLcoMn 60 sale s,abis.
Heavy drafs. medium sized horses. guar
saiesf lals Mssis1n sA. Main - llssss,as
Classified Directory.
~~~~~-~.~~ ~.~~~I~~S~o-~-
o,oAbST9ASJgSssoo-o~o
rlsoth whiuieaey uAnford Abstract
Co Hsiief Eleek Phone Main ist.
o.noooooocA,.EBlSSllIt IItcISooooo>o-~
tQe.pAge book. hoaas. cottage and bun
t sasS 'H srt iss "a Elssl BIDS
i. n Haskell. i6s liberty Bids- Third
and unteu Charges very reasonable
nssidsnces a speciality.
THE cANADfAN bANK OF Coat
Head office. toronto, Canada 600
branches in Canada. etc.l general
banking buslacss Interest allowed on
saFtnga and time fepofitt
SEATTLE BRANCH.
g. v. Holt Mrgr
scsGlls iSfSc 'iSi rs rflSSsTss0nC
"a 70 sSrlSs'ss rs SrceScsis ffssSSiS.
f>9fGf1SclS - - nc spflHs = IN
dieidaai baked chicken pie zee
$1,000 { I,i gocst cJISSsSoo.oo.ooo
hr Joseph Roane acicntitic treatment
al yhrunir diseageu. sis Arcade NJ tilt.
~oncc~osoS5s,sIs ,SIsaT~eo8p.
DEnFuL MEDIUM Gives valuable ad
vice on ali affairs Of life Permanently
located az her private home bfSA Pine
A. near sixth ay AiFo gives wonderful
lucky charms
CARD REA pINn-Msn Sec, ladies use
1913 seventh az
CARD READING 3tc. 1918 seventh
av LaAies only
Woment and mems second hand cioih-
IND. and Al articles o. value bought and
sold Koga, 7ii6 first. Ind t2is.
I3gJJGII,,J AGJNs-sIISS,>
Bldg Seattle. Main ias6; Ind. si7a A.
EI.AsIIc- HOSIERY
IRfslas no. nc 1fScNSSis,
S2IP ASp sI,yyi l ~ EysEIs&~~~
.~9Nso,q~cSSS- ccSSSs,sse5SSSe,SSSS~ 9GN~Nc
Hate cleaned and blocked.
81 HATS King First ard Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03
FARMS AND AcRgAor-tconi.)
IMPROVED
80 ACRE
80.

RANCH
~ mites nafth - Seattle a. minutes
stds from ffansnf ataflun. with aik
trains and tnata daily both sasa -
reds Rssf n Hen in4afnfhan
7 Nsrs4 tu meadow
~ acsse IN gaEfBFH
: acre re- sire = BERRIES IN fuii bearing
Eea ehoiua Farfatf fruit trees. bsaffns
Groom HeW bsuFs
fiaas vel - a.trf good haFn weed
anh ~agah sAsA. 4 rhlusan heasss. place
fen sod rnf FFues fenced tffmsN
4 coed mileh eaua
hogs
Yarn implements
Nss. good wagon emd h4rnssa
us4a-helt goods Estupista
Everything goes AZ ifste Cas- AZ
sAnea tsfma Furshaf Information. and
a.. elaee eau cAsFrf iets. Mrs NJ
nmith. ssi tsnd North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03
10 niNGAI.OW nEArTY.

1910 BUNGALOW BEAUTY.
Completed BE- vnramahilka atfis Eis-
rHnln wnfrrn bunsainH. pipef Tor FUR
mace hsa dandY Fireplace. window HrAta
haaFHsf raiilHR ~ dining ru1fn. splendid
frfufes in bathroom. isEht ana aifs bed
rooms closets clothes press large psns
80. flee cement basement. tath innar ana
uufFf Doors laundff trays, aseN Tot
FrHNh strF grade rslueHs wallis. ftty
lines Nuu can't tafiH tot tha price
phsus naiiaFd 1865
FtKE-NDUM MODERN HOUSE On
Wsaren hiii Sc zoe. alep iaar ane fioN
eFs 81 900 cash eiIi haHhie balance coed
fafEna
y Vs. JACKSON. 1eT American Bank
Main TtsH fna 1891
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03
YOU DON'T
NEED MUGM
CASH

20 purchase one % aaF acrs tracts ainnH
the line nf the Seattle Everett tntsF-
urhan They range Ia prizes from
1850 fW $3.50
FER ACME
according 60 their cinafrleas 10 ths city
iifaiga and the intsfaFbAn We ask oalY
10 pss cent cash. Ghs remainder can -
paid A. the rate ~ tia nsf meath
These easy terfns effrr Fau an sasf op-
psFtBHikf So sneuFr fesghaid la this
FA.ftiY developing aistFtei
WRIST a WHEELER.
9Ns caiman niwek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03

WANTxfs-.5a PuPIf.s - take ksy1n4
faxs Il this sffsF Pref Ne0fy lftf1s.
fksurfaz tsiifoorn d&neaf and ins3FuEtnr
Il NJ wrrfe wtl give eae private issssn
ara ssx class iessoas Tor the small sum
q sf13 rms osfsf good Tor ~ daYa
sair Classes ever Fridsy rveftinx A.
FrIs nt< E*skaas ~ apas8fnf n szt paneiea
seadsmT a. LAeqr Tsmpls. Sirth art
rzissrsiff ~ aash phsuss. Fesidsass
aha-@ la 4 4ff4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03

A cHAacM or a LffETiME--t sa1
tasanrs tracts ~ choice ffutf ianfs y
sAsa-fn WsshlnEf ea under dfseh pfa5sei
and pref~f euntra1ted for only I y r1fes
frata farru ana fsres Prise. ttg res aeFs
Sniy ne pet arfs cash and al The bal
sn3a ~ fFss years at pei cent NafeTs
Last pAFnasnt - aaa u viii b worth ts4t
PER a1fa oniy tts rafmsut taxes =
shsirs t-nrfs usef Thsss tracts -.
snlg Be 90 The market few DAYS
alec have for asia ene Ms@a dsN@rt 81 im
rsiin4uishmanl q fse acres. asar fine
properly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03
FROM MlLL
DIREGT
T o Y GU

- Buy your building materials
from the manufactures
and SAVE THE RE-
TAILERs PROFIT. ws
are the IargsHt fbceauss
- hestl -aHh and door man
- ufacturcrf IN the Pacific
Northwest. These prices
10 tell why.
- Cross pane doors, for
- painting fi3B
Cross panel doofe, for
staining, sl.te.
- CroSs pane doorg OIL
- finish. fltt
Front doors ti.fs. tsss
- and up.
,%-s,- 2-ught windows Tso to
------sl 81 as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03
FOR RENT

s>~~~>~s~>aNs~>~N@0 -~e~s>NSN@Ne@
HOUSES
GROOM HOUSE
1870 slST AN. n.
ABOUT TWO BLOCKS NORTH
OF MADISON ST. POWER
HOUSE.
NlCE FRONT AND BACK YARDS.
RENT $500 PER MONTH.
JOHN II WHITE co.
(oNNERSl 40f ORIENTAL BLK.
MAIN a2es. IND 299s
] vii rent Ynur prepert, aaH taRa
eafr ~ t and suarantce aatisiaotien ia
.hhdiafd and tenant Try me ~ W
lsskson sef Amsfioan Hank MOS Main
tstt ind ssat
81 feesas completely furnished
siautsnsaaa water heater nrsaaeay al.
trlct, pssmsnent u desired Is 1888
Medefn eettaKe. reons hasainsnt.
vase saf West etth. Fremont ballard
Modern a.roem house Win Eas ranse.
Ai"a e0al range aati Lane 81 sac
seyen-reera msdsrn houaa. ssi. room
house. tie. , raotns. bath and sink Nsin
fsfeem .modsln cottage hsareams
a.. ,e,sss"h's Si'1 ! e!oeA from ear
NeAA fta Nhil haat SIS
Ftae outslds reesus. watkins aistanes.
Y sud aR rs Maais0n st rhe ciai-
tensne
Nee modern faur saana fns view
uiilss ftefa depot nsnt itfsa ssif
ltth 3
For hsai unuFnishrA. new. modern
t-reem cottage on car uaa Maia aggl.
NicsiY t.faished feur-feom faE sos
unioa. ttts
- g.roaui cottage 3tf sgth IS - btk
- Nadlson car East snaa
t-toaIn cottage faF rsnL 81 psf manth
Rass ssss
Fer sale i.ream house. gga ftt av
LET tgktte Call sxsaiaEa a. q. ~.
Modern s-rsom, rsnt sis los gast
ttth Il
Fer hsutmt-Fnefn house. ASIA ard
Marion RHeae East tsa9
Medefn t.raem house nice f8eatian.
Yet Rent -s,reeSn modern cottage. itt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03

Btea CASH
uaiAnss 20 auB bafs nice water frost
trace enntaiutna tae acres. situate Nlthf1
one hour and f7gtssa mtnntea q ssatsts
Aaa oniY fifteen minutes frcfn ufsfnsr.
Sea THIS " covered Wtth hHautffgi
natural growth u nsdafs fir eNa ma
afeHAa. nuArig nsefY tract g tfaxsFssd
HithnF with FuaninE stream % has a
busblt0K spFinA WHAT 4aA feet ffuEn he
fead. Thts laaa s5apsa srutiF back fFeHa
tha watef We haNs antr tf tFAeta isff
Fer oGa Weeh Will fHake tsrsnH 81
fiso cash. balance 40 SILT puFe hs&as
Every tract has itt feet - nataE trent
Thia wAtwF treat compares fsvaratlY
sffh Pleasant Beach. ard ihs beach 81
self 10 ssrF ssa1F Cons guies ofi4as
aYsn esenfars frtre 81 zee
OILS HANeuN a CO.
tis-atk-sis.s8S Nsw fssA Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03

NORTHWEST TRUST SAFE DE"
posIT co First Az and cosumhia a.,
fCniHnan BaiioipE9. Invites applications
tor loana from $1,000 90 ft,ene on lm-
proved seattle reHldsuea property IN
established dlEtficta
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g8lT IEIlIp A T DIV

Chronic diseases cured Mrs Rant.
room is Melrose. bth and Pike. Tel ssss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-03
LIST WITH US.

we have several buyers for acreage
aud farm lands. what have your
T. ". Jensen y CO.
Ind. A zsib. tiz Marion Dlds'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-01

Columbia county were secured for
the chase which commenced at day.
light.
A pack Of ten hounds and as many
shepherd dogs was sent thead of the
horsemen to trail the animals. Once
the dogs caught a scent the hunters
pulled in close and when the coyote
was overtaken the movement of the
dogs, which were directed by the
leader of the hunt, added the wise
coyotes to such an extent, that they
and valleys were secured for radius
Of ten miles and fences proved no
particular obstacle. In the caval-
cade were six or eight women who
proved themselves expert steeple rid
ers although most of them We're nu-
familiar with this sport
A unique method of drawing a
coyote from its hole was successfully
attempted. A stout wire was placed
down the hole and twisted in the
animals fur. Then the kicking coyote
was drawn to the surface and killed.
In the hunt were the Stearn boys,
Frank Fletcher. Joe and Chester
Ables. Orval Payne and wife and
James Waadward, all prominent
farmers
Coyotes have become so prevalent
in this part of the country that far
mers here have conceived this sport
in order to make pleasure out of
disagreeable work
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-01
EATER OF
THE WORLD is FOUND

Washington.-Take one 10 1-2
pound boiled ham, the skin, fat and
all. bone excluded, two gallons of wa
ter, one keg of kale Weighing 40
pounds when dry and two gallons of
beer; pour slowly into the nav of
a healthy human being in two hours
and forty-five minutes; let the mix
ture settle until assured of success,
and the result will be a gastronomic
freak
That this Is a guaranteed recipe was
demonstrated here when Boots" Re-
petit, real man, trained in mastica-
ton and digestion at the Washington
navy yard, made of himself recep-
tacle for the above mentioned ingre-
dients without even a grunt.
Repetti devoured the record-break-
ing meal in the presence of nearly a
hundred reputable witnesses who
vouched for the accuracy of the guam
tity of food and liquids he consumed
in less than three hours. He devour-
ed the glantic repast to prove his
claim to the title of champion long
distance eater of the east He still
lives.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-01

have been discovered in Liberia, about
80 miles from the coast, according
to a report to this government by
Charge d'Affaires George W. Ellis of
Monrovia. He says:
THE discoverer called at this con-
suate general with q quantity of the
metal which he had obtained near
the settlements, together with photo-
graphs showing himself and the ma
tives at work. He also had dia-
mond in the rough, found in the same
section.
"The discoverer has been engaged
for the past few months in gold wash
ing in Montserado county, about $50
miles from Monrovia The gold has
been recovered from the beds of small
streams, although the discoverer has
located the metal in the larger
streams In 13 days, at a cost Of
about SIS, he secured $3.50 worth of
gold, according to his submitted state
ment, and with skilled labor and up
to-date appliances the product could
be greatly increased"
The recommendation Is that there
would seem to be Just now an oppor-
tunity for American capital to enter
this phase Of the development Of Ii
IBERIA, and that action should not be
delayed, as Europeans are pressing
hard to get all the mining rights OF
the republic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-01
KANSAS FRUIT MAN
HAS HOPES FOR STATE

Topeka, Kans. - Notwithstanding
the fruit crop failure in Kansas for
the last two or three years, Secretary
Wellhouse of the State Horticultural
society, says that more farmers are
planting orchards than ever before.
Kansas can produce fruit profit
ably" he said. at can raise enough
not only for home consumption, but
can supply considerable to outside
markets. Not many years ago we got
our apples from Michigan. Now we
harly ever see a Michigan apple.
GAS the fruit industry is developed
along comes the pests. Much talk
is heard in Colorado, Washington and
Oregon about their great apple orch
ards. These orchards are young and
free from pests. In a few years the
pests will reach those states. and then
there will not be any better fruit
country than is Kansas"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-01
A Nut for Someone TO Crack.

Why do-peoplc who do not cat pork
as meat continue to use it in the form
of lard? Lard is just as indigestible
as pork. In a recent article on cook
ing fats, DR.. Paige Emery, the eminent
specialist, writes as follows:
"The healthful and economical solu-
ton of the cooking fat problem Is the
use of Cottolene. Cottolene is purely
a vegetable product, is easily assimi-
lated and aids digestion. Dietetic ex-
periments have shown concluslvely that
when a vegetable oil is used in cook
ing in preference to animal fat II is
more easily assimllated and yields far
more nourishment to the body"
Cottolene is sold only in sealed pals,
OF special design, which keep it sweet
and fresh indefinitely.