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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14

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for loans from u 0ae e. 5000 or ifH-
proved Reaffla rsaidenea property Ia
established districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

Four large rooms and two large sheds
two minutes walk from Second av. Hen
tf9 Keys at 1913 Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14
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The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07
Starved to Death.

An elderly Mexican tramping his way east was found by the section men of this place between here and Penzance, last Monday. They brought him as far as the Hol- brook section house, where he fingered around till in the after noon, when he passed quietly away to the unknown. His body was found shortly after he died. The coroner was summoned and pronounced the cause of his death starvation. The remains were placed in the Holbrook cemetery. -Holbrook Argus.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07
Range and Market News Items of Interest Pertaining the Livestock Industry Arizona
 Market Letter for the Past Week.

Wm. McIntire shipped nine cars of fat lambs from Ash Fork last Monday.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07
Earthquake Felt at Kanab

Kanab, Sept. 23.-There were three distinct and severe shocks here at about o:r5 p. m, causing quite a little excitement, making houses rock, shaking up dishes, etc., quite freely. So far as we have heard there was no real dam age done to property.-Lone Ce- dar.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07
To Camping Parties:

Pasture and water at Grand View, Arizona, with good camp grounds near rim of the Grand Canyon.
 Hotel accommodations at Sum. init and Grand View Hotels.
 Saddle animals, guides and livery. P. D. BERRY, Manager.
 Postoffice address, Grand Can yon, Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07
BRIDGE CONTRACT
 AWARDED LAST WEEK
Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Com pany Will Build Structure Over
 the Verde River.

The territorial board of control last week awarded the contract for the construction of bridge over the Verde river, on the territorial road, to the Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron company of Leaven- worth, Kansas. The contract price is SIS, 3oo.
 The bridge will be steel Struc- ture, that construction being deem- ed preferable for the reason that on account of the peculiar forma- ton of the river bed at the bridge site, a concrete bridge could not be constructed without a consid- erably larger expenditure. The cheapest bid made for a concrete bridge was s25,945.
 The bridge will be what is known as the hollow type" of steel con struction. It will consist of three spans, each 100 feet long, and the pier will be cylindrical. The joist will be of steel covered by a cem- ent floor, the roadway being IS feet wide.-Phoenix Republican.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07

Your cough annoys you. Keep on hacking and tearing the deli cate membranes of your throat if you want to be annoyed. But if you want relief, want to be cured, take Chamberlain's Cough Rem- edy. Sold by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07
If You Have Any Doubts

fo the merit of Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey one bottle will remove that doubt and your cough at the same time. Look for the bell on the bottle. It is the genuine. Hunter Drug company.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER
CBy J. A. Rickart, correspondenv

NanSaS Slty OtOCk laTuS, OCt. 3-There Was a big run of cattle here last week and liberal sup plies elsewhere, and buyers were able to put substantial decline in force. Most of the loss was on steers, of value above S5.25; sales of this kind 25 to 50 lower, but below the S5.25 mark loss was only 10 to 25 cents, as killers seemed to want to stock up their coolers with the cheaper beef. Cows and heifers lost around 25 cents, calves 25 to 30 cents lower. Trade in stockers and feeders was heavy, 875 car loads to the coun- try during the week, but sales were IS to 25 lower after Wednes- day. The range country was we'll represented, beef steers from Mon tana and Wyoming at S4.25 to S6.6o. Colorado beef steers S4. 50 to S5.I5, cows SS.4o to S4. so; Utah canner cows S3.I5 to S3. 50; thin Arizona stockers s. 50; Pan handle and New Mexico cows at S3.2S to s.; canners and wet COWS 8 to S3.25; veal calves S5. so to S8.75. After the decline, the best calves only bring s8.25, which is top today. The run today is 3o,ooo cattle, market slow, and unevenly lower. Some spayed Colorado heifers sold at S4. 35 to- day, and the Ackard stock steers from Montrose, brought S4. 50. Top stock steers bring S, and feeding steers range from S4.25 to s. so. The big run today is due to fear of frost in Kansas, pasture cattle being hurried in before los- ing weight. Kansas owners will either market their stuff largely this week, or put it into feed lots, so that runs will likely drop of next week or the week after, in which case the market will likely react somewhat.
 Another big run of sheep came in here last week, but the market held up pretty good, loss not more than 10 to 25 cents. Supply is I5,ooo today, market strong; Utah lambs at S6.75 for tops, and feed ing lambs at S5.8o to S6. Fat wethers sold today at S4.25, ewes S3.8s, feeding wethers $4.Io, feed ing ewes SS.4o to S3.75. The im- mense shortage of hogs at all the markets this year is forcing larger consumption of beef and mutton, and packers are buying more sheep here than ever before. The extraordinary amount of feed in the country makes a big demand for stock and feeding sheep and lambs and more sheep and lambs went to the country from here in September than ever before in single month. This demand con tinues unabated, and it is the first time in the history of this market that country buyers were able to get anywhere near enough sheep and lambs to fill their wants in the fall months. This is only made possible by the extra big run of September.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07
Why People Cough

is mystery when Dr. Bells Pine Tar-Honey will cure any cough. Look for the bell on the bottle. It marks the genuine. Hunter Drug company.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07

That many cattle have died from blackleg or a similar disease on the Lonesome Valley and adjacent ranges during the last five weeks, is the startling statement made here yesterday evening by E. A. Albertson. So far as known the disease has not made its appear ance in other districts of the county. - Iournal- Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-07

Harry Albers returned last week from Kansas City, where he had been with a shipment of lambs. They arrived in fine shape and were sold without cut back.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13
.FUNEBRE HALLAzG0
EN- Il F0uO0 DEL MAR
Sir viendole de sudario un
encerado. dos ho m bres
estan sepultados en una
lancha. -.
La Rita, perdida durante el
huracan del 7 de Septiembre
es encontrada por un pescadOr.
Los buzos declaran que esta
intacta con todo el carga.
mento.

En- la madrlgada del martes
el pescador IIilano Sanchez, tiro su
frente al faro del Moro que
dandoselc, sslieto fuertemente en- el
fondo. Hilario slntio por las impre-
stones tletile> que no era PEI el que
Sc hahia apoderado desu gancho. FIX
ploro con su pcricia de halcon del
mar, utillzando una palanca Y zabu
vendo nn POGO vio que su anzllelo es
taba prendi,lo del horde de una en-
larcacr,n peqleNa. Creyo que era la
lancha RtiG Y Gio clenta del hallazgO
4 SUI duenos. los SrcS. Sobr1nos de Ez
uuiaga, los tualcS envlaron lnmedla
tamente buzoS al >it'o lie la ocurren
cia. Los oxploradorcS dec!araron que
efcrtivamente cn el fondo hay en- po
slcidn ladeada y cubierta con un en-
cerado una ambarcacion de regllla-
res dinensiones. Pos las indicaciones
Sc sabe que la barca es la Rita desa-
parecida el Z dc scptiembre. Sc cree
d. dehaio del encerado Y i manera
de sudarlo estin los cadlveres de los
infortunados Rafael Pa!illa V Jose
Gonzalez q. cran los tripulantes de
Ia lancha el dia del nauira glo.
Sc esti trahaiando con gan acti-
vidad para ponerla 1 flotc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13
Peticion de nuevo
iuicio en- Ponce.
El Lcdo, CanaIes. defensor de
Roman pedira la celebration
de nueya vista.

0ctuhre II. Se r'imofa nor Ia
ciudad que FL I.clo. Canales Y FL
padre del ren tlIrrto Roman tn
vlcron una entreyi<tt ron este en
un departamemto lie Ia carccl. V 4
pregllntaS Roman sohre el crimen
dice que Romin. Se hineo lie roii-
Has ante ri Lcdo. CanaleS. alle
fue sI ileienSor. Y su padre. negan-
dole cates,riramcnte ser el autor nj
hIber tnmaelo participation en- Ell
crimen. Romin. manifesto i Su aho-
ra.io que ipidicra nuevo juicio. Y 81
no lo p,slia conSc.uir que no apclara
que Il deSeaba qie pasara ESQ pmn
te.
Y hov ante "a cnrte de diStrito pre-
Sents Il Lc.lo C:,naleS. una niocidn
Sollcirantip u suspension de II
~entencia conirI Roman. hasta el
dia 2a. que pelirl nlevo iuicio
La corte cpnce,iic aplazar haSra FL
dia - deter II -entencia de pena
de Inuerre para <cialar el dia que se :
ri eiecat4..p Rnmin. E.se dis discu-
tirl el .leien>or II teticlon de nueyO
do antcItales manIieStacFones repro
babies.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13
Labor patIiiotica en- Pence
La Union celebro un luci-
do mltin.
Sc asegura que pronto vera la
luz un yOcero 0rganO de la
colonia espalola en- Puerto
Rico.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Octubre Anoche como esta-
ba anunciado celebro ell partido unio
nlsta TN grandloso meeting. para inau
gurar la sub junta del barrio quinto
Todas las casas con muv escasa ex-
cepcion enoalanaron slls balconies
con banderas con los dolores del en-
blema de la Union. 4 las s di6 prin-
cipio el acto politico, resultando mag
mice. Una granmuchedumbre Sc situo
en- la calle donde Sc efectuaba el NEE
TIN. Dlstlnguidos oradoreS dc esta ciu
dad hlcleron uso brillantemente de la
palab bra, obteniendo proloneados V
aplausos. Ell patri6tico acto
termlno 4 atlas horas de la nochc en-
ire el MAYOR entuSlasmo y orden. III
triunfo unlOnista 4 este diStrito en-
la municipalidad Sc obtendri por una
abrumadoramayorla superior i la oh
tenlda en- las pasadas elecciones. Fl
ent,lslasmo que hay entire los unions
taS es grande.
Sc asegura que el dia 10 del pro
ximo mes vera Ia luz publica I'm i'm
portante periodico 6reano de Ia colo
mia espanola, que Sc titulari Ia
Noz de Espaili. FL nuevo voceia
sera dirigido por el conocido perio-
dista E.lpidio DE AIier y cl conieren-
cista Sr Crespo. Sc nos informa qua
muv pmnto deiara lie puhlicarSc
el periodico ''El Diario de Pueto Ri
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13
Fiesta en- Rio PiedIas,,
Las patronales de la Nirgen
del Pillar comenzaran ell do
mingo pr"ximo.
Habra solemnes cultos reliiio-
SOS Y Sc cantara la miSa del
maestro PerOSi.

I.al fie9taS patronales on Rio-pic
draS. com. nharinel proNimo dnmin
90 II del corriente. Sc ceiehrir.' IN
Ia isle~ia dcRm-picdi- an X MAYOR
i solenuidad Ii fiesta .ie 81 pa;rna
Nuestra Sonora del Pillar Fl Saha,lo
al toque de oracioncs hahra sake 81
lemae en- IA que deiaij DIR su elocuen
r. palahrl Fl r 7. Niilans. voiyien
do i harer uSo DC Ia IA mi>ma en- Fl
pansslIro IL u mi>a del Domingo
que 81 Guiou d. lbs arnoni.> dc II
misa del maestro Peno>i. - ccrraf.in
ron hg.lrlip IL oro !o- rfilio- ,e'l.,,.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13

i,icio \ n rnr;e re-nly.f.i 81 c,~n. ! !,
expactacion e ct'l1 d. n,unr Como
ncurre IN e-'n- ca-ns t,Ivrion III
npinione- y cadl mo haze ~ oumeu
tarios quo cree ilI<fa
Fl Inspector de alluentu,~ le e>re
distrito Sr Mascara. h. envis.in
al l1iepr11"rIo lnmiea warns mites
tra@ De r. he. entire ells> van sle5maS
de Il PLsnEa ~anItara parA ii ana
liSi-
Seencuen'ra on u eiudai q ayre--
ciable satallero u los. I-aeoi me
esta con 81 dlstiguida fanliIla er 81
campo. donde resreSara mahana..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13
OesgIaciado suce-
50 en- Lola,
El doctor Bonell le dispa-
70 tres tIros a su esposa.
Ell policia de servicio fn6 alta
cade tambien, teniendo este
que hacer uso de su reyol.
YER 8 hiriendO al doctor Bo
nell.


Fl dia Il 4 las oos de Ia tarde, en-
Ia Central Playas grandes, de Vie
ques, 81 individuo Ed,lvigis Davila
lnflrlo dos heridas graves con una
navajo a Nletoriano Castrillo.
Anoche j las diez el doctor Bonel
atento contra la vida de su sonora,
dlsparandole tres tiros de revolver,
SIN que le hlrloran. Tamb!en disparo
otro tlro contra el policia que Sc en-
contraba de servieio, q'llen a su vez
hlzo uso de su revolver para defen-
derse, hirlendo al citado doctor en-
I'm hrazo. Fl revolver fue ocupado
y el agresor arrestado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13

publicsno efcciuaio en- Santurce
MUNRO desde Ia tribuna a uno de-
hos directories .Ie Ia Union lie Puerto
Rico. otro orador fi, eon,Iena,lo
SIS de mulfa La tribuna p'iblica
debe ser catedra H. cn-ehanza para
el pueblo NJ lu-ar T. as:lo para
los que traten /. ,ie>lhoear sIs ia
slf'neS perronaleS. Ii pueblo. el gran
pueblo unF'nista como el republlea-
nc, ,debe mos'Far siempre su desagra-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13

el minero q. Sc creia complicado en-
la voladura del edihcio delTimes en-
Los Angeles, ha sldo puesto en- liber-
tad por no eneontralse cargos contra
lei.
New York. octuhre l3.-El Gran
Jura6o dc Londres ha encontrado
true. bills contra el DR.. H. Crippcn
| Y Ethel I.eneve. Con ese motive la
situacion de los aeusados Sc ha AGRA
vado, pues la alta corte podra ahora
dlctamlnar en- definitiva.
New York, octubre l3.--El gabine
te grlego ha rnnunciado debido adj
SrlcSloneS lnternas Y complicaciones
ron Turqnia. Fl rey pmbablemente
Pedlra al pree3ier de formar otro ga
hlnete que dehera ser non partisan.
New York, octuhre l3.-Ios hueI
slllstas 'tranreseS ocuparon una ma
Guna la G"scarrilaron 4 traves de Ia
via Fl tritico esti forzosamente bio
qlieado. Paris, como consecuencia
Sc cnclentra alslado Y hay tenor de
carcstia t!c where's V la existencia ,!c
hhrna eS mny poca. La demolicion
de ~ wa sietle y como resultado de
Ia parailzaclonda traico hay deman
da enorme de a,ltomoviles. Estes ma
DUMAS estan ptestantio TN gran ser
vicio al comerfio.
III >r. Ateror Fi,mm ha eserito
Nna ohra IN a'ie g ocupa y dedicala
al c>nrcsilcnte Roosevelt Con una
.eX1rc,lva de,iieatoria de 81 auror ha
rc"ihido I'M eiemplar 81 gohernador
I '"l.on. l:l e,i,l.;, e>ti c,erita On fra,,-
acs observation-disclosures IN eii-
.cion dc Hid.
To- sos r N. rlctrantoni \
f@,np. hah teaido locorrecia IL par
tlalrarno, Il esf3hie,imfrto dc su
s.tiIce y iePsito de mateIiale. pa
~ au- Fnnolflos }1s qucof,ecen al p,i-
hliao on .enelaL RorrpSentan IN 60
naeida mar,d de autongyile. slTer-
ccF a'io raa pe-o Il, , 900 lil,ras
lcS''lisnr ~ 4f8n eonoadid.i nara n
teerNri"e.c i1e carrots aras II laisll
!d:on ,:Nlfo 5n,oS q IL r5ll...a or
arcza. csyo -seo a -. RI tran.ori
= uliv nnraei.io c1 .e-e neeacio de-
dc hsrc hi.a t3enpo
: ha eado nerriso b,
!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13
Los huegustas de los ferrocaes anceses han stiado
Paris las provsiones comenzan a escasear
De nuestro servicio cabIegrahco.

New YORK. Octubre l5.-El auto
novli de Mrs Tat, esposa de! presl
dente, arrolo un muchacho de sels a
nos, en- Salem. Massachusetts. mi
~ oOrrlo detras dc IN caro- eiectrlc6
d;,oc tamente en- frente del automovl
s;ando arrollado por el auto preslder
elai
New York, octubre l3.-El pri.
nor caso de cGlera en- Inelaterra hlzo
/, anariclon en- el hospital publlco
,Ie ondres. La vietilnt nurlo a la<
nocas horas.
New York, octubre l3-El ey-pre
sislente Roosevelt fuf pasajero en- e
! dirigible de Hoxsev en- st. LOUIS, su
hlendo Is pies Y permaneclendo er
/ 81 aire 5 minutes. Al subr, Mr.. ROO
sevelt saludo con la mano a los de a
haio. 10 que es pehgroso. Hoxsey Il
suplic6 Sc quedara quieto.
New York. octuhre 13.-George
Wallace, un minero, fuf detenld er
! el c0rreO de Sacramento en- el momn
to en- Que reclhla cartas cuyo confe-
nido haciale apareeer como compli-
ee en- la destruction del edihcio del
Times en- Los Angeles. Wallace casi
tuvo una postracion cuando fuf lie
vado por Ia policia.
New York, octubre l3.-En ell
momento que Charles Fischer, de =
amos de edad, regresaba con una com
pra para su madre en- New York. pa
SO entire dos hombres que estaban Pc
leando. AL momento de pasar ell nlno
uno de los peleadores 10 cogi6 y 10 pu
50 delante de q, con el prop6slto de
guarecerse del halazo cue fp6 dlspa-
RADIO Dor eI revolver de Harry Green
valid, antique pueilista. cuando este
apuntaba contra el otro. Fl niho ca
v6 muerto atravesado por el provec-
til. Una muchedumbre emprendi6 ca
rrera detras de Greenwald quien
viendose r,deado Y comprendiendo
que la fuga era irnPosiblcse dispard
IN tiro con II mismo revolver ron q.
acabaha de matar al nlno Green
wald qued6 muerto en- el acto.
New York. octuhre Is Water
Wellman qnlen Sc propone a1rave-
sar el Atlantico en- IN globo hara una
prueha con su aparato y la trlpnla-
ci6n hoy. Sitodo marcha bien seguma
sll viaje traSatlantico
New York. octllhre IL Tclcera-
fan de Espana que Ia Situaci6n poll
tica Sc agrava cdda din Los espa1n
les repnblicanos preparan I'm gran
mating en- Madrid el III de octubfe
en- celcbraclon de la revolueion de
Portugal vel advenimlcnto de Ia
FL ministro de Ia guerra ha ordena
do Ia reccncentracion dc numeroSas
trnpas en- la capital, pleS Sc iemc que
del mitin surja Ia revolution Fl rev
Alfonso telpbra frecHentes coniefen
cias con el ministD &c II guerra y Fl
pre>nlente 81. Can5lcIas l.a funie
III portuguese e. NlgiI.ula para erllar
alolna protection gte pHdleran pres
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13
Los s MIL MONIES EXPUL SAD0S De PORTUGAL
HAN PENE7RAD0 En- ESPANA,
Las coundades les han presado generosa protection
en- Badaoz desde donde marcharan dlversas
provlnc1as del reino

E goerno eme que de Ia manifestation que los repubcanos
espaoes prepaan para e domingo sura revoucion ha
ordenado la recommendation de tropas en- la capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13

iare n IrnsA.tat ir",i, l.1-l,i.
.da> n raf."us llay ns.cis
er.as i'u para i ir"iies"naic> re-
tas liie siempre llevsr5n :, ia Vs.-:aa
.ncblsrIon Tho sleiacatp >,s5f
de San Jlsn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13

FL iuez municipal dc Ia ciudad
1onden0 0ayer<egin informes a SIn0
lie multa o so isas de carcel 4 uno
de los oradores que en- un mitin re-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-04-09

Watseka, April 9.-.The closing ar
guments in the sensational trial of
Mrs. j. b. Saylor, John Grunden and
DIR. William Miller, for the murder
of the woman's husband, will probab-
iy be concluded today. 1t is expected
the case will go to the jury late this
afternoon. There is a big crowd in
attendance.
Fearing possible mob violence If a
verdict of acquittal is returned, Sher-
iff Heikes today summoned the sher-
ifs of four nearby counties, who, with
a number of deputies will arrive late
this afternoon and remain on guard
until after the trial is ended. The
night session will probably be held to
instruct the jury. The court room was
crowded all day and the court main
tanned order with difficulty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-04-09
Business Men Of Pendleton
Make Excursion Into West
End;
MOTOR CAR CROWDED
TO UTMOST CAPACITY
Between 1875 and $50 Leave on Jun
ket Trip Into Irrigation Tracts
Big Crowd at Depot Sees Excursion
Start-Rain Does Not Dampen Ar
dor of Enthusiasts-West Enders
Greet Them Heartily at Every Stop.

With the new motor car crowded
to it's fullest capacity, with the whistle
blowing bell ringing and men cheer
ing, the Pendleton business men start
ed off at o'clock on their official
junketing trip. They are now visit
ing the towns in the west end OF the
county and incidentally initiating the
first motor car to take a regular run
on an o. r. & N. line in Oregon.
Though the seating capacity of the car
IL but rs 1t is estimated that between
1875 and $50 people are making the
trip.
Though the crowd in the car was
large. that at the depot to see them
was still larger.
Rain began falling about the time
the car started but notwithstanding
this fact the reports from the west end
of the county are to the effect that
the visitors were enthusiastically re-
ceived at every stop and that the trip
Is proving to be fully as successful as
had been anticipated.
The iunketers were accompanied by
j. II. O'Neill. travelling passenger
agent; C. F. Van de Water, travelling
freight and passenger agent and Local
Agent T. F. O'Brien. Among those
going down were F. ]. Quinlan Ben
Hill. L. B. Aldrch, J. II. Gwinn, G..
c. Schlegel of Pilot Rock; L. ID. Idle
man, l.. l.. Mann, Thomas Thompson,
W. l.. Thompson, A. c. Hampton, w.
H. Bleakney. Dean Tatom, ]. n. Bur-
CESS, Lee Teutsch, Major A. f. Nc
Partridge. r. Alexander, Roy Alexan>
der, Fred Earl. r. NJ. Sawtelle, A. j.
McAllister, Mark Moorhouse, ]. r.
Dickson. ]. ]. Hamley, V. Strobe, j.
F. Robinson, w. H; Lytle, G. w.
Phelps, DR.. C. ]. Smith, e. ]. Muir
ply. VIII Moore. Lee Moorhouse. DR..
L. X. Blakeslee, w. S. Bowman, 7. ID.
Taylor T. p Gilliland, Horace Walker,
II. B. Lee, G.. NJ. Schnedecker. Frank
O'Gara. Dan p. Smythe, VIII Kupers,
w. NJ. Mccormack, w. ]. Clarke, r.
II. Wilcox, ]. T. Brown, III. ID. GRAY
J. NJ Bentley, C. p. Bishop, ]. II.
Parkes, c. f. Roosevelt, ]. V. Tallman,
J. Huston, A. w. Nye. C. e. McCum-
ber, Lee Drake, r. w. Fletcher, e.
Busby. w. r. Graham, VIII Ingram,
T. ]. Tweedy, William Milne, Ralph
Folsom. l.. l.. Sharon, Doss Swerin-
gen. willard Bond, Gus La Fontaine,
II. Kopittke. w. p. Temple, George
H. Clarke, Fred Hendley, X. Cooper
and James Cooper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-04-09
DYNAMITE CAUSES GREAT
MORTALITY OF UNBORN CHICKS

Madras, Ore. The farmers and
poultriers in this vicinity have a
grievance against the railroad con-
tractors working on the Hill and Har-
riman railroads building near this
city. and from present results in the
Matching line the complaint is well
grounded. The hens are only hatch
ing from two to five eggs in settings
of from 1S to IS.
This poor showing was at first at
tributed to inferior eggs, but many
different ranchers began to compare
notes, and it was seen that the poor
results were general.
An examination of the unmatched
eggs in most cases showed that the
chicks had partially developed. but
had from some cause died before
Matching. And the chicken raisers
have come to the conclusion that the
heavy blasts incident to railroad con-
struction are responsible for the high
mortality Of the unmatched eggs.
The chicken and egg production in
this section is becoming quite an ex-
tensive industry and has heretofore
been very remunerative. The railroad
work has no deterrent effect on the
laying hens, who are keeping the con-
tractors well supplied with fresh hen
fruit. but the probable supply OF
spring frys and broilers, etc, for the
later season promises to be short un-
less the farmers find some means to
counteract the effects Of the blasting.