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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-04-21

Agent for the Ostermoor mattress
w. f. Graham. 46tf
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a Heavy PRODUCER
From the Oregonian of Portland we
clip the following item. The Frank
J. Parker, who is spoken of in the
article is brother of A. F. Parker of
this city:
"While the new Elk City, Idaho,
strike is authentic beyond question,
said Frank J. Parker, of Lincoln
county, yesterday, "the location Of the
Harmon and Morrow property has not
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
German, English
Shorthand

by experienced teacher Terms modsraE@
zs0 ~ zist AZ. FhUne south 5sss.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20

WE HAVE FOR SALE NOTE FOR s7OO Sc
cured by trust deed on Boyle Heights prop
erty worth $1,000, first lien, interest per
cent. HAMMACK'S LAW OFFICE, Amer
lean Bank Bldg, Second and Spring SITS.
5-2O-3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
PHYSICIANS

S--~~~-~~ = -
10 IIICIIoK DR.. HICKOK.
SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN. ,.
Treats all diseases of women under POS-
TIVE GUARANTEE. Ladies who have for-
merly paid for each treatment, whether pen
ehted or not will appreciate the dlIerehce'
Paw only for satisfactory results. Charses
moderate. .,oa+io
DIR. HICKOK gives modern anuseptlc
treatment and patients are in no danger oL o
blood poison or infection Everything Is
sterilized before use. ,.o
DIR. HICKOK provides a private nome
with nursing, for women in confinement
Expert care and home comforts at reason
ahle rates Confinements by modern meth
ods are safe and free from pain. Adoptlohs
if desired ..o,.,o, +o
DIR. HICKOK gives personal attehtlon ~
every case Consultation is free ana COM conn-
dential in all troubles. Any woman not saI, I,
is0ed with her condition is invited TO eau
for free consultation and free examination.
DIR. HICKOK carefully examines every
case and gives an honest opinion and TelI- @
ahIe advice free X-RAY EXAMINAIlON
made when necessary. If a case is accepS
ed for treatment a cure is guaranteed MOO
crate charges for satisfactory results. Ierms
can always be arranged. Hours 10 TO T.
sundays 10 to /. Phone FS2S6 Tor appoint
ment at other times. -, ~,
DN' ny 5-20-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
Notice to Stockholders of the Ontario ana
san Antonio Heights Railroad Company

Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance OF
resolution and order of the board OF directors
of the Ontario and San Antonio Heights KAN
road Company a corporation organized and ex-
isting under the laws of the state of Califor-
mia. unanimously adopted at a regular meeting
of said board duly held on the oath day OF
March 1910 at the office of said corporation, in
the city of Los Angeles, in said state or CaL-
sornia. a meeting of the stockholders OF said
cornoration is hereby called for and Will be
held at the office of said corporation, at room
ga Pacific Electric building, in said city OF
Los Angeles (said place of meeting being at
the principal place of business Of said corpor-
alton and at the building where the board o.
directors usually meeD, on Thursday, the 26th
Sav of May, 1910, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of that day for the purpose of considering and
acting upon the proposition to increase the cap
itaI stock of said corporation from one hundred
and ffty thousand ($150.000 dollars. divided
into 5000 shares OF the par value Of thirty
ls30 OO dollars each. to one million dollars
fs1 oO0 O0O) divided into 700 shares of the par
value of $4,000 each.
The amount to which it is proposed to in
crease the capital stock is one million dollars
nv order of the board Of directors.
CHAS. FORMAN.
Secretary of Ontario and San Antonio lights
~ H. w. s2s-4-1-S-15-22-2 -29--5-6-1 20
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF APPLICATION For DIssO

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DISSO-
LUTON OF CORPORATION
In the Superior Court of the state or Call
fornia, in and for the County of Los Ange-
In the matter of the application for dis
solution of the Henry Brown Motor Com
pany, a corporation.
Notice is hereby given that application
has been presented to the Superior Court Oh
the state of California. in and Tor the
County of Los Angeles. for the dissolution
Of the Henry & Brown Motor Company, a
corporation: that an order of the court has
heen duly given and made appointing Mon
dav. the 2Sd day of May, 1910. at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon or soon as counsel can
he heard. at the court room, Department
Eight of the court. when and where the
ann1ication will be heard and determined,
without further notice. If no objections snall
then have been fled or upon tive days tur-
ther notice to any persons who shall nave
AIed objections; and directing that notice
he given thereof not less than thirty Gays
by publication in the Los Angeles herald,
a newspaper published In the city OF Los
Angeles County of Los Angeles state OF
California. -,,...,,, .,ko ,o+,oa
and NAV file objections to said appncatlon'
n any they have, on or before 10 O'CLOCK b.
m on Monday, the 23d day of May 1s4o'
Dated April 90 1910. 1-,-,-
BY D. 8. Burson. 1r.. Deputy Clerk; -.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
Rea annrllOr1t

Beautiful country home sites on La Mesa
Miravilla; 5000 feet elevation; mountain
water; choice apple. pear and cherry land;
and 10 acre tracts BEAUMONT LAND
& WATER CO., 316 Central Building. Los
Angeles. Cal 4-28-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
CITY LOTS AND LANDS

FOR SALE-LOTS- .,,o.
s275O-Corner on South Burlington, 6ox14O;
good for fats or apartment house.
S175O-I.ot on South Union ave-, 40x14e
s250O-Lot on South Union ave-, 5OxlS3 to
alley
S595o-Iot on West Sixth street, near
Lucas 5Ox160, for flats or apartments.
s7O0-Iot on 59th place, near Hoover; SlOo
down, $40 per month.
SMITH & SMITH
312-14 o. Il. johnson Bldg. b-2O-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20

sTRAYED-FROM 943 SOUTH HILL STREET
coach dog 0emale) having name rs. Gille-
land, Los Angeles, CAL" on collar. Finder
please return her or phone Broadway 9943;
Home F459s, and receive reward. DIR
STOCKWBLL b-2O-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
SUMMER SESSION

University Of Southern California, summer
session, 1910. Students, and particularly
teachers, are hereby notified of the oppor-
tunities offered at the College Of Liberal
Arts, T. S. c., Wesley avenue, during the
six weeks beginning June 27. Glasses will
be conducted by the regular faculty in
biology, chemistry, drawing, education,
English, French, German, history, Italian,
Latin, mathematics, physics and Spanish.
Cred q given have full university value.
For further information apply to the
registrar of the university, $500 Wesley
Avenue. wed-sat- sun list
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
LOST AND FOUND

CORNER EAsTLAKE Av.
and Mission road, one bay mare and colt;
mare years old, weight from 900 to 1000
lbs name and tail cut; colt has white face
and scar on right front leg, and limps.
Finder return to 1852 MISSION ROAD and
receive $50 reward. Phone Bdway. 2743 or
1779 b-zO-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20

VERNON AVE. EAST, FOR SALE-4-RoOM
house; street work done lot 50xl5O; bath
room, gas 500 down, $40 per month. Price,
1885, Also 5-room modern Take Watts car
to Vernon avenue. 1858 VERNON AVE.
SPOIL
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
PIANOS

PIANOS AT $3.50 AND So PER MONTH
Square pianos OF standard markes In ex-
cellent condition. WIN sell on the above
small payments GEO. J. BIRKEL CO.,
345-s47 S. Spring St lo-zs-u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
STOCKS AND BONDS

FOR sALE-sToCK IN THE TRADERS
bank of Los Angeles. I. L. o'BRIEN "
CO., Jefferson and Main. b-le-I
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY
$500 per foot-Lot on Hope ST., between 9Th
and 9th.
$50 OOO-Lot on Pico. near Flower 71x150
to alley; income $225 per month"; Sl5,O 900
down. balance five years at per cent
$500 per front foot-Corner ON South Main,
S6x120; $4,000 down. balance terms to suit.
This is good buy
Big corner on Temple st. at snap.
SMITH g. SMITH,
312-l o. T. Johnson Bldg. BIOL
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
Orange Grove

Solid to alfalfa; will cut 12 tons to the
acre over $4,000 worth of personal property
two residences, two barns; water to sell. 1t
will do your eyes good to look at it with us.
A handsome income. viii take some city
property as part payment.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20

FOR sALE-uPRIGHT PIANO IN FINE
condition; only 800 for immediate sale
Call for inspection 413 W. FIFTH ST,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
SUBURBAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
Corner 21st ave. and Santa Fe railroad,
223x15O: price $6500
Lot on East 9th street, 10Ox130 corner OF
alley; price, 10000.
acres in city limits; 900 feet on Santa Fe
railroad; only $4,000
SMITH & SMITH.
312-14 o. T. johnson Bldg. 5-2O-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-20
FURNITURE

SEPARATE LOCKED IRON ROOMS. S3oO
per month. Trunks, boxes, etc. zoe to 500.
Phone for our large van when you move.
fl.25 per hour.
COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO..
l1b-17-19 San Pedro st. Main office 60s-ll
9. Main 1t. Phone Main 1117: Fs171.
SLIT
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GrunSeia,ntbnus Sppotbefeu.

g(rna 5oeriter on Rermenas "a
bis: $500.
G5eprae 81. @olan on @iuton Sap'
inqs 9anf; 5000.
qtter S6Iogenqeil an RspubIic 8.
II. g. Co.; $1,000.
muria 9. Steinfer on g9eItern
Sius g. G. II. g. Co.; $500.
@crtho 6. Saroiman on Central
,Soirmouut g. Ii. 8. Co.; $500.
Robert :. Greiap on Sueua u.
Scrbert: $500.
eao g. Sapres on Soiitbern Ohio
9. II. Z. Go; $4,000.
Mobert ). Greiap an Warp 9tobin'
ion; $500.
Wearn 6. Geibert an z. 3aro 9. IL.
g. Co.; $4,000.
g9m. sainohorit an @eitern Ger.
nan ganf; $4,000.
ggm. q. Iran5 an Champion o.
a. No. 2; $2250. .
Cora &. $5enberion an 0fiami
Jorpnibip G. II. 6. Co.. $4,000.
slliee 8. 9uubnm an Soutbern
Ohio sapinqs ganf Co.; $1,000.
Srnnf g. WtcgteaI ON Baltimore
apenue g. II. g. Co.; $1,000.
Getilgte Sppotbefen.
George Soible an 2incoIn 9. q.
9to. 1; $4,000.
Senrp Sueienann an Nora GaB.
ner: $500.
eSsbn Wieper an 4norap Steinouer;
$1,000.
Carl 3biem an 2ouiie Tbeme;
$500.
Ebilipeno @antofe an Ouflep g.
II. 8. Co.; 81 $50.
Sfaae @alter an Jrdnf 6. potter
Ii. r.; $500.
Marp Dasnsr an 2ouis R.umeiiter,
$500.
Carrie R. mann an GIort Ctr. 6.
Il. 9. Co., $3.50.
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0rnlS.ilentbnms nebertrasnnsea

Gineinnati, "a. Sspt.
Senrp Di.blino an petsr Sdlasen@
seil, % BEL AZ JuB an Der gssts Ctr.
$1.O0.
gborles u. BIad an anna W. glad,
25 bel So SUB on Der giorbisit. Der
Gaitern sfpenue In 9aneepilIe. 81.
9ea. 5ibeeralb an William .. Oaps
per, Got 80 in gster sSisseraIO's Ie=
bitipn gu Rornooo. 81.
aouis G. Suttor an Sliper 8. 8as
big, 70 older 2dno in Der 8erm.hung
$50 in Inberion Gotpnibip. 81.
Sslen 9. Carpenter an Soa gloole,
Got 32 in 6. SO. Starbud's RadIab.
$1O0.
Socob g. 9urnt an Innis g. Bur
net, SO Bel 80 ssuB an Der Weitiette
bon 9ins Strabe, nOroIia BON Clifton
Ipenue. 81.
Winiam $. Torpooo on Settle 6.
Mtuer. 80 bel 80 SUB an Der gtoros
feite Der Wcolper 2toenue, SO SUP oft
lid BON Clifton gpsnus. 81.
Biuiam s.. Jprpopo on Netti. 6.
WiIIer, so BEL $50 Tub al Der Rornz
felt. Der Woolper 2toenue, 92O JuB
DftIin bon Clifton 4uenue. 81.
parter OiderIpn IL. 4nb. on albert
80. Sanparo. 60 lei $50 SUB on Der
SIooitzGt. Der Wlitasu nno Barter
4p,nue. 81.
Gilbert SO. Sontpurb an Sobn 9.
Gorcpron, basielbe Gigeutbum. 81.
9ucn q. Rihoroion an gaa y.
Sanr.s, / Qd.r 2aHo in Settiou q in
Columbia goipnItip. 81.
Srrin y. Gage on Jrant Gmmins
ger, 2ots "a unb 70 in osrfsIbsn I'm
terubth.ilung. 81.
6. q. 2lopb on bic 2lono aibrorp
UNI MlrI.um, % bsi so SUB on Der
georooItsGde Der !Ritmonb StraB:
uno Wbit. IlIep. 81.
Iranf s.. ainrsn on William o.
sSrons, 35 BEL 125 Tub or Der Glib
felt. Der Irbor 4osnus. sos SUP ofs
lid pon gorpdrbs Roab. 81.
soTepb SO. 8ieItirg an Marp Unite,
Got q in gbparh !9a3arb's HahlaB.
S1.OO.
eleanor 8rdpeFpn u 4no. on G!iso'
beth gIauf, % bel Ill '5uB on Der
oberen Geite pcn Clifton IDenue. 81.
Scbn s. Wepsr on Trunt g. Wee
geol, GOT % in Seoro. $. 9r.per's
unterobtbsiluns in Gairmount. $500.
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Sauie uno bon ieinem Salon err
adblte, ben er eb.n fir feline 9iloer
,inrihten lafe. Damn fprad er BON
mebreren iiineit erporbenen 8emdloen
unb nerfeblte niht. bin5u3ufiieen, mas
iebes tpftet, uno bab er nur bas
Sbeuerife unb Seite taufe. rSie mill
fen tpmmen." rief er aulebt. rSie
miiFen es Iebenl Gs tommen piele
Srembe gu mir, iiberbaupt itnb Die
areile In meinem 0auie setpdhlt. SD
lisbe bic beriibnten 2eute, ieber be-
riibmte Mann mub bel mir eHen; i'd
mub 'aeen tDnnen. baB ia tAn BET mir
gu Slide eebabt babe. Gs tpiro mir
cine Gbre iein, Serr Baron, Sic nohs
items aud BEL mir su ieben, uno id,
boffe", fubr er fort unb itredte Die
ipiBe Rdie por, tnbem er geringz
ihGbia lGhelno umberiub, rSie per@
ben iicb gut bel mir s.foIIen, k1er ais
iroerpo mo anoers.
2prbers tpnnte Ni9ts tbun, ols in
Itummer WeiIe feinen 9ant guss
briiden; Qber er mar frpb. als Zee
bauIen i'm erIDlte, Der auf 8efebl Der
'Srau aommersienrGtbin Elm paor
SpieItifde einesrihtst bate unb nun
Die 5srren einIuo, Elm Spielten gu
MAIDEN.
vBo1en sic aud mitipielen2" fruste
Serr Reitenbah.
Der 6duptmann mar bon geInmei'
bigiter untsrtbdnigteit. wWie piiroe
i9 ipugen fonnsn, nit ioldem WeiIter
gu ipielen, unb obenbrsin -" 81
rteb fih lohenb bic Sdnb..
,Wdrum ni6t?" fubr 6err 9ei:
hsnba6 fort. vGinem Manre pie
sic tann's auf finf3ig s6aIer nitt
antomnen."
W}it bieiem oroben Spott entferntt
sr fit, uno SesbouIsn rief ibm bers
gniigt nah: y8us sic geiItreich 5inb
NAG Sic Iiebsns1piiroi9 finb! - Gs ii
ihaos, @etter6en, haB ih niht baraui
porbereitst bin. bobss Spiel gu fpies
len NIT bieIem 6armanten &unitttas
ner."
Ridarb brudte ibm feline GsIo.
tdide in bic Sano, uno Ses6aufer
itedte lie geIuTen Elm, nur nit einer
funteInben 9lite aus ben 3u1ammen:
getniffenen 2luesn Dantenb.
SeBt lpur 2orbsrg BON ibm bsfreit
unb nod immsr itarb bas ihpar3t
5rdulein an benz Sif6e unb bIdttertt
tort in einem gute. IIs er ii1 ih,
ndberte, madte lie es ipie Dorber; I'll
ihien es ni6t su beattsn, un0 einjqt
Minuten bergingen, pdbreno er i6l
gegeniiber Ttanb unb auf bic peridte.
henen gii6er unb 9ldtter fab, iiber
pel6e hinaus er feline 2tugen lpeitel
ibitte.
(5ortietung Folst.)
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Worberbit i'm S@mar5walb.

mie Iddelte i5 bosboft. als i1 in
aarlsrube Die Dielen Softer auf benz
Babnfteis oufgeftapelt 5ur Mbreiie in
ben Rorben unO nod neiter na1g gnss
lamb iob. SD itubierte 3eihen unD
Stdtion, oft tparen Rr0nlein barnuf,
ab nnb 81 elm aiitlein nit einem Das
del bd5niiden ober einRdfig nit benz
papngei ober bem QunnrienDoael. stn
8oben<1oben iinb bic GGife nod
ftanbbnft: .s3eppeIin Der Ge&fe1
bGlt fe nod auiamusen, II Daneniueis
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aaess wasntas se eeptember 1910.

Sdbr.lans bate Il. iih seaen bic Bit.
tere grtsnntniB seipebrt, ihr Slid auf
Sanb gebaut gu hdben, ldnsit fiiblte
iie bic Winoe baeegen ftiirmen uuo Die
gDaiIer bariiber brauien. -.
5otten bic Sterne pftmals ipieber
ge1hienen pber mar es nur ipeniss
Nahte fpdter, aIs Der aranfe nit eiz
mem S1rei aus isinem tur3en, ifipes
rem Shlaf ouffhredte2 sic tpuBtee rs
nidt. Die 9os. qliden iih odsu iehr
in tbrer einfOrn,igen Dual, ibrer inn
ner aleihen Grpdrturs beg lanafdm,
aber unaiifhdltfnm nGber rldenocn
Gnoes.
(sEorfieturo fpIdt.)
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T o n q n.
(Eortiehuno.l


Salbpp mar isbr an9enehm ii6ers
rditbt, Wttra bel ieiuer heutigen Ruts
tebr ni3t mebr peritimmt poer oor in
5lrGnen gu finben. 2tber iis ersGblte
thm aud nt4ts BON ibrem 9eiu6e BEL
oem &noben. Sic fiirhtets, er tonne
un3ufrieoen bumit iein, iie lpuBts Gar
ntht rehr, mas er bon ibr perldngte,
ipomtt iie Jpn peinigte, ipomit bsfries
Digte.
Gan3 beimIia ihIIpFts iie ge9en
Ibeno tpieoer biniibsr, fab nab benz
tleinen Pattenten, uno ba ii6, Der
Propbe3etung 0ottor 9err6ofs entges
cen, tein 5ieber eingeiteQt, tonnte iie
thn ruhig Der Yfleqe feiner SHUTTER
iiberlai1en. 2tbsr lie bate nohl cine
babe Stunbe an ieinsm 9ett oeIeITen
uno ibm nit Letter Gimme olerIei err
5dblt, tpopon iie glaubte, es iperoe fir
ietn Utter unD feiHen aucsnblitItnen
3uitanb pafIen.
pgs t6ut nidts, baB 0u iebt nidt
heraustannit." iagte iie leiie, rbenn
iteb, bic Nadt lit Duntel uno niht etns
NAL bic Sterne finber cin Senfter6en
ON Stmmel, um duf bic grbs gu guz
den -"
Der anabs ldheIte bic 9orfteauno
gefiel ibm, unD Wlira pIauoert. net
ter, biz er unter bem aIange Der peiz
den, id0nen Stimme Ianft eingsf9tas
fen mar.
s. aopitel.
Oils Wiira haitig burd ben 8arten
5uriitltef, batten bic Sterne 9udfens
iter6sn gefunben uno iu6en beQ bers
nleber auf pas alte, graue 5nus unb
Die biAten Gp6euranten, bic Is 10 qez
beimniBooQ umIponnen bielten.
0teielben Sterne 6lidten biele, pieIe
Wteilen tpeit BON bort in einen qroBen,
8iemliA tablen, burfti9 eingerihteten
Haum. no audi i6tpere &rantbeit
berridte uno eine ipeihe, iube WlGos
6enitimme Dergebens ben Stlummer
herbei3u3aubern perIudte. Die 7Sens
Fter MARIN melt often, tros Der Dorgss
ridten a6enoitunbe, unb iel6ft bic
9tGbe Deg id0neu, blauen mittelmeeres
ipenoete tein tiiblenbss 2iift6en. Seib
uno bunitis mar Der Sag in San Re-
mo getpeien.
0as WlGbhen las einselne Ssenen
aus ben 9ramen Sbatsipeares. Sine
punberlife Wabl, benn oos WGoten
mar jung uno Der aranfe iterbenb.
llno Der Sterbenoe lobte unb tabelte
ibren 9ortraa taoelte oft, lobte fslten.
Die Gimme 1T gut, aber bic 2lufz
faHung i4pah. Dir feblt nod Sduts
: meine S4ule, ih bate 3ein 2e1rer
iein fonnen. aber i6 tperbe es fein,
iobalo i9 tpieber krgeitslIt bin. lnb
bdnn - Dann nerben mir Der Welt
5etsen, ME man -" Gr bate ii6 aufe
serihtet uno beftio bic 4rme ousaes
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poetic, beren teufhsn Reis er nur ipes
i.istn entbiillte, rdbreno brunten i'm
feuhten Dunite Der Siabt bns lebsz
nolt in oelben 6huben feinem Dubenb
Hpffer rotiaste iinb iiber bas Wetter
id1tmpfte. 81. g.
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Sbre WefIrntnnG.

Junge Satin: ~Dor,un fi1l0 Oei.
ne Ge0ihte 10 ipelti&mer5Ii& lett
mir berbeirntbet finb2 Die Wteui&eii
niiiien ia oentes q taua niat to.
&snlS
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--ses 1ssASnteas-
wa6r(agfrin 0ifIes 3cila(lns.

enon In Der dIteften 3eit eds - eesssN
Derfonen. bte ourn bic G65nfnna t6ber beo1es
iparsn, uno - Iieet fein Sfpeifd boz, baA
ann beufsuioae ncf gerfonen exiffiren, bte
hnrd cine uHbefarHfe ssrdft I'm etanbe Hnb.
8ieIes su fbnn uno boransH;fdeen. mos ife
anbere srfinunEin tn nnb bIei5i Gnr cofdes
bat bic ssatur biefe Dame Defenders beainftief,
bern fe Cat itr bic feIiene Gnbe berlieben. bAS
feben ibrer Waiimcnfden pie Elm onfadMIdees
mes gnn aennu su Iefen. Bereebt Mot baA
lie tn itrer eiaenen Meiibens an ceeyin ubeHns
notnt. Hehmt be Con- 9nb Gnr bfii0 ~
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-15
GRACE VAN STUDDIFORD
BECOMES A BANKRUPT

New York.-Grace Van Studdiford,
the comic opera star, who returned
to the stage seven or eight years ago
after her husband had lost his for
tune in speculation, has riled a pc
tition in bankruptcy. She owed $780,
904 and her assets consist of $40
cash in the Hudson Trust company
of this city, some furniture and
clothing that is exempt, and her in
terest in some real estate and live
stock at Wellston, Mo-, suburb Of
st. Louis.
She owns 90 shares of stock in the
Van Studdiford Amusement company,
which is pledged with John w.
Thompson OF st. Louis to secure a
debt of $4,000 for money loaned to
the company. He is alse secured by
deed of mortgage on property at At
lasta Place and Wellson, including
chickens, traps, wagons, harness, etc.
The other creditors for the most
part, are printers who have furnished
paper for her company. Reginald De
Koyen and Harry S. B. Smith are
creditors to the amount of $3.50 each
for royalties due on the Golden But
terfly." To her manager Charles
Bradley. she owes s420 for salary.
Before her marriage to Van Studdi-
ford the actress was Grace Quive,
playing a small part with the Bos-
tonians. Van. Studdiford was real
estate speculator and turfman. a few
years after his marriage his real es-
tate firm was wiped out and he had a
bad year on the turf. The wife re-
turned to the stage as a star In "Red
Feather" and was hit.
| Within the year she has divorced
Van Studdiford, who is now trying to
earn living selling coffee and spices
through the middle west
| The actress comes OF a very good
! family in Indiana, and her husband is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-15
THE WHEAT MARKET
FOREIGN LOSSES BRING
CHICAGO WHEAT DOWN
Chicago Closes 3-4c to 7-Sc Lower
After Liverpool Reacts 7-Sd to 1
lid.

Chicago, Sept IA. With cables
weak and severely lower, this market
struck a very rocky road today and
bull leaders flew signals of distress.
Closing of the market here today
was 3-4c to Use a bushel lower than
yesterday, after an opening of lac to
lee down.
The severe decline abroad gave the
bulls their first taste of hard luck to-
day, but to this was added a general
absence of export trade.
Liverpool opened lad to Lad un-
der yesterday and closed with net
loss of 7-Sd to l Lid.
Cash wheat prices: No. 2 red, sc
"a @79; No. hard, 81 1-4@1; No
3 hard, 94@97c; No. l northern
spring, s1.14@1.14 1-2; No. 2 north
ern spring, s1.12@1.13 1-2; No.
northern spring, s1.09@1.13; No.
spring, 9Sc@$1.05.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-15
SLUMP IN BULLS
IN PORTLAND YARDS
DROP OF 40 CENTS
RECORDED IN MARKET
Sale Made at $3.10 That Could Have
Reached $3.50 a Week Ago-Anni-
versary of Yards Opening.

Portland Union Stockyards, North
Portland, Ore, Sept. 14.-Today is the
anniversary of the first sale OF live
stock in the Peninsula yards, and there
were no arrivals this morning to mar
the celebration.
Just one year ago today Carsten of
Tacoma purchased the first carload
of cattle to be sold in the new yards,
while J. e. Reyno Ids shipped the first
load of livestock to be unloaded there.
Shipments were made from Arlington.
Absence of arrivals In the yards
this morning left the trade here in an
uncertain condition. Yesterdays
drop in the swine prices at Chicago
and South Omaha gave the local trade
a slightly bearish outlook, but as no
swine were offering, no new values
were obtainable. However, the gen.
eral opinion of the trade here today
is that top hogs would go no higher
than $10.50, as compared with the
sale last week OF two loads at s10.75.
Bulls Are Showing Loss.
While there continues a very good
tone in the cattle market generally,
the feeling here today was not quite
so good for off grade stock. Four
bulls that were held over from yester-
day sold this morning at 1910. These
same animals could have been dispos-
ed of a week ago at $3.50, therefore
the loss in that line is 40c.
Former top level for cows has not
been reached and $3.50 is now the
general high figure offering for best
cows in the North Portland pens.
Steers could be good enough at this
time to sell at $3.50, but no recent
arrivals have been of sufficient quail
ity to bring this bid.
Sheep and lambs are holding prac-
tically unchanged at former values.
Six loads of cattle from Baker City
and a shipment of sheep from North
| Powder were due to arrive in the
yards late this afternoon over the o,
f. & n.
Today's lack of livestock arrivals
compares with runs this day in recent
years as follows: