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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16
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birds that have Just begun to build
their rough nests in the challSy GREY.
Ices. William Wilkinson, who has pur.
sued this perilous calling for many
years, Is known locally as THE king
of the egg hunters He is a blum,
weather SCARED man OF the sea, with
as much nerve and agility as are pos.
sessed by the most daring steeplejack
Wilkinson wears an old helmet to
protect his mead from the pieces OF
rock dislodged by the rope by which
he Is suspended in midair. Around
his body he buckles a kind of leather
hammock. in which he is able to sit.
On his arms he wears leather protect
ors.
Lower away. boys" be cries, as he
swings himself over the brink in an
almost horizontal position and presses
each foot firmly against the chalk
surface. Three Of the men seize the
rope, and foot by foot the intrepid
climber is lowered till his CHEEKY
voice is lost amid the fiuttering sounds
Of the disturbed birds. He swings
from nest to nest pitting each egg
carefully in bag slung over his
shoulder. As soon as his bag is full he
gives the hoist Rp' signal on the
guide rope and the men haul him up
Wilkinson makes seve., descents
and at the end of the day shares the
spoil with his assistants, who sell the
eggs for eating purposes to the In,
habitants OF the neighboring villages.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16
APPROPRIATE, ORIGINAL
GAMES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Suggestion for Decoration of the Table for Washingtons
Birthday Luncheons. Easy and Inexpensive

girl or boy in turn had handkerchief
bound over his eyes and was given the
laurel (eut from green cloth and
stiffened by FASTING on buckram foun-
dation), with strong pin through Il
Ali those rho made their way success
{ lily across the room without the adj
vantage of eyesight and honored the
a.hcr OF His Country with a garland,
were eligible to draw for the prize.
Tie foundation Of another sport vas
a penny flag of the smallest size obtain
able. rot more than about two inches
in width. To arrange the game the
children all Withdrew into the hall,
while some elder person placed the flag
upright somewhere on the scene OF
action. TIE object wss not 10 hide
the flag, but to have it displayed some
where in some rather ineonspicuous
position, where il would not necessarily
catch the eye Of anyone entering the
room
AS soon as the flag was poised the
young folks were resdnlitted 10 the par
10 The person FIRST to sight the fhsS
10 not announce the s2ct. but quietly
tom seat. Anyone seeing a player
seated also sat down. whether he him.
self had discovered the Whereabouts Of
the flag or not. This continued until
but one boy or girl remained standing.
This person was shcated down by tho
rest Of the company, who called out
IN unison, General George Washing
ton" TIE player caught mapping was,
OF course, considered est at she gansa.
The Gag was replaced s;x sir:ss, ssz
Ssaysrs k~;~& tSsTStrrS eSpksE eEss.
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As the pretty eoiored shot was pro-
jected toward the center of the room,
the boys and girls endeavored 70 catch
1t. AS soon as any player had caught
one ball he or she withdrew from the
field, retaining. OF course, what was
caught. When the red. white and blue
tissue paper coverings were stripped
from the shot, il was found 10 consist
of delicious balls of popcorn or ribbon
candy, which were promptly enjoyed
Those who failed 10 catch cannon
ball were afforded chance TO distin-
guish themselves and Incidentally 10
win q prize in the game OF the Thirteen
Original States.
For this little cards were distributed,
having pencils attached with tri-colored
ribbons. and the numbers from ] TO 10
inclusive written down the lef.-hand
margin. The young folks drew up
their chairs in semi-circle, facing the
map which had formed Exhibit 3. Each
boy and girl was now called on. 70
identify the States by writing their
names, as these were supposed to be
opposite the numbers on the cards. Tor
Identification.
Fifteen minutes was allowed for this
feat The players who at the end OF
that time was found TO have named the
most States correctly won prize. This
was an interesting volume OF stories
from early American history.
Then a merry scramble game, which
consisted in seeing who could, bind
folded, place a laurel wreath on the
patriotic brows of ear hrst president
REPRESENTED BY the erayoS eorsrais Each
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16
THE WASHINGTON RELICS"
PARTY AN UNIQUE SUCCESS
Patriotic Decorations and Humorous Exhibits Make Novel
Afternoons Entertainment for February I'D

This first relic, placarded Exhibit i"
was an American flag, made, it was
noticed, with only thirteen stars on the
blue ground This was tackled on the
wall with white sheet as back
ground. The explanation in the cata-
logue read. The Flag of General
George Washington This beautiful ban
ner became Washington's (and ours)
in 177T. 1t has been in the family ever
since. though more stars have been
added"
Exhibit 2 was a tiny cherry tree Of
the kind sold in all novelty stores and
toy departments at this time of the
year The explanation in the catalogue
read, This tree belonged to the great
mans father 1t was cut down by
George at an early age. and was never
afterwards separated from him"
A little fcrther on the laughing
eGests found Exhibit 3 This was a
map specially d-awnl, tire principal
Outlines Of Shich resemblcd tie boun-
daries OF the Thirteen Original States.
Towns and rivers were giyen-the for
nlsT as they now exist-but the names
Of the States themselves were omitted.
for a reason which appeared later on
IN the entertainment. lnstea Of a
name, each State was identified with a
Number. This @exlabits was labeled
View Of the Tnitd States Just After
the Revolusionar- War
Exhibit 4 was a toy cannon. mounted
on a small table with heap OF red,
white and blue balls beside it. The two
Continental soldiers. bought in a nov-
city shop. stood beside it at attention
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16

was distracted from the wounded COW
by the conduct OF the herd, when,
headed by the wounded bulls, turned
in a quarter circle toward us ana
drew up in phalanx, facing us with
outstretched heads. II was not a nice
country in which to be charged by the
herd, and for a moment things trem-
bled in the balance. There was a
perceptible motion OF uneasiness
among some of our fellows:
"Stand steady, Don't rum" called
out. and don't shoot" called out
Cunninghane; fer to do either would
invite charge. A few seconds passed
and then the unwounoed mass OF the
herd resumed their flight. and after
little hesitation the Wounded bulls
followed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16
B|PLANE HAT SOON
TO Be THE VOGUE
pouRLE DEcKEp AFFAIR SOME
WHAT ON THE LINES OF AN
ARsHiP.
CROWN NARRoWs AS 1T PRO.
cEEDs UPWARD FROM
BRlM.

Farewell to the merry widow and
the peach basket bonnets. Miss 1910
will trip lightly along in the Easter
parade wearing the latest pattern OF
French headgear, the biplane hat. 1t
is being introduced in the east and is
said to be as true an illustration OF
an air machine as would be a photo
graph of the actual biplane in motion.
The biplane hat will be in all sizes
and colors. Its width will be depend
ent solely upon the desires of the
wearers. But, large or small, the new
headgear is expected to prove the real
attraction of the spring fashions.
In construction the biplane hat viii
be true to its name. The crown will
be about as high as In the ordinary
hat There will be broad straw
brim. The crown will narrow down
as it proceeds upward from the brin
and then widens out again until, a,
the top, its edge is even with that OF
the lower brim. Across the top will
be stretched a section of fancy can
vass, or as nearly the same material
as that used in the construction of a
biplane as it will be possible to use
without sacrificing comfort by adding
to the weight of the hat.
Between the upper and lower brims
will be fastened two birds wings, one
on either side, thus completing the
idea of a flying machine.
There is also being shown anothel
of the latest styles, side rolled ha'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16
Anxious To Get Square.

A party of Mystic Snriners from
Philadelphia and their friends were
on trip to California. when there
was sudden stop. accompanied by
a grinding. tearing crash and the
CRASHING of glass.
The train had run In a freight,
but no one was severely injured.
The wreckage hardly had been
cleared away when an insurance ad-
iuster arrived and attempted to make
settlements with those who had re-
ceived minor injuries. Addressing
man In the smoking car. not. 9
Shriner, the agent said.
Il see you have an injured thumb.
Now. do you think $25 will be COM
pensation for that?'
The owner Of the wounded mem.
Der held It up and shook his head
well. how would $50 strike your?
continued the agent
"oh, all right" replied the other.
The claim agent quickly wrote out
check for $50. but the man with
the thumb said he must have cash.
which was handed TO him.
After the adiuster had gone down
the line one Of the group turned to
the glad recipient OF the $50 and
said.
'But you smashed that thumb put
ting up window In the smoking
car during that poker game last
night"
Eyes, Know" replied the sufferer.
with a grin, "but I got a broken leg
In wreck on this road two years
ago and I've never felt square yet
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16
SOLDIERS AND FOOTBALL.

Army and Navy Journaai.--To face
death in battle when duty demands
Il is one thing. but to face It in sport
is simply criminal folly. One hears
the same arguments in support Of this
dangerous sport that In my youth
were urged in favor of the duel. and
reading of Lecky's European Nor
ais shows that the same arguments
were put forth in favor OF the bloody
contests of the arena.
The English are a race thoroughly
imbued with the true spirit of sport,
for they do not sit around and "hol-
ler'' while few picked men do all
the work, but indulge in game; yet
they do not countsnsnce our dan.
gerous form of the game.
The prize fighter, Jim Jeffries. made
some very sensible remarks on the
subject, bringing out the point that
any game In which several men can
attack one Is, ipso facto, brutal and
cowardiy.
The fact that the civil war was
fought, and pretty well fought. by
both parties TO the contest in PRO
found ignorance of the game Of foot
ball, IL seems 10 me, is sufficient
answer to the claim that this game
is necessary to develop true soldieriy
instincts.
To court danger needlessly in
game or battle is not to be In accord
with the professional business OF
army and navy officers" It is to vio-
late the fundamental principle of mill.
tary training. Enlisted men have
dinned into their ears from the time
they pass the recruiting officer the
necessity of keeping themselves in
the be- physical condition, as they
cannot tell at what moment they may
be called nrcn TO undertake some
arduous Suty that win demand all
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16

of silk beaver. The right side of the
nat is turned up to- To point hail way
to the top of the crown. The oppo.
site side is ornamented by ostrich
plumes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16

man executed in crayon on a large
square of muslin and stretched taut in
a disused picture frame. This was de-
scribed as Portrait of Washington at
the Time Of His First Presidency,
17se-1795. Artist unknown"
Exhibit was collection OF dolls
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16
GATHERING SEA FOWLS EGGS.
Perilous Work Of Cliff Climbers or
English Coast.

With the advent of spring the
Yorkshire cliff climbers are making
preparations for gathering the eggs
of the myriads OF sea fowl that build
their nests in the dizzy precipices OF
the northeastern coast, according TO
the London Daily News
AT Bempton, few miles from Bird.
lington, the favorite resort of these
egg hunters, the chalk cliffs tower
400 feet above the sea of gulls, cor
morants, kittiwakes and other sea
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16

The catalogue read. "The firearms of
Washington's day were extremely crude
compared with those of our own times,
but the patriotism OF 'T6 made up for
what the colonies lacked in point of
weapons and armament. The balls in
this exhibit are of modern date. Please
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16

eral Braddock's disastrous expeditio
against Fort Duquesne, where hi
scorned the good advice of his youth
fui aide Washington. and lost his life
The different frolics arranged for tn
afternoon programme began with SONS
novel cannon practice.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16

their powers, and yet they are en-
couraged by example to play a game
that exposes them to serious injury.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16


~ VEN those who knew the host
eSs most intimately had never
q heard that she possessed any
treasures in the way of me-
M toes of the Father OF His Country,
all curiosity was rife among the in
vited guests.
Where could she have secured the
famous things in sufficient quantity to
form an exhibition Was it BY SPECIAL
loan from museum or from sofne
friend owning collection. or how
At the door 81 the living room
through which tie boys and girls caught
eiiinpses of walls delightfully."- trimmed
with tissue paper in buT and blue,
stood young lady beating a lively rub
s-dub on a small drum suspended round
her neck. She was most picturesque in
a Continental cooked hat with a baldric
of trico,or wern over her ,yl,ite dress.
Each guest passing in received a small
blank beck covered in b're lid deco
rated with tiny head OF Washington
The lettering. wkch read Catalogue of
the Relics, was II brf AS. with the
AID Of these booklets. guests began to
discover and 10 understand the differ
ent ezsrt.s, brrsis Of laughter rang out
ea all sides.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16

A life sentence-'T do now pro-
nounce thee man and wife"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16

The pleasure OF (Miss Eunice Cark's)
presence is cordially requested at
patriotic exhibition OF Washington
Relics. TO be displayed at IS Stan
hope Square on the afternoon Of
February 22d from till o'clock
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ce of Application for Tax Deed.

ptice of Application for Tax Deed.
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Ore
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lsoAtiHuss On Page TIVE
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

w. w. Wales of Boise is registered
at the Hotel Pendleton.
Mrs. c. w. Armstrong is among the
Milton visitors in the city today.
H. D. Smith and wife of Echo are
registered at the Hotel st. George.
G. F. Sisung and wife of Pasco,
came in on the Northern Pacific this
morning.
E. G. Marquis the we'll known and
popular druggist of Adams is a Pen
dleton visitor today.
C. F. Cockburn and wife, prominent
residents of Milton, came in from the
east end of the county last evening.
Dan Mckenzie, the we'll known
young Adams rancher, came in yes
terday evening and spent the night in
the city.
s. F. Mcintyre came in from his
home in Milton yesterday and is
spending the day here in the transac-
ton of business
Frank Jones, we'll known clothing
salesman and who was formerly with
the Workingmen's Clothing company
of this city, is here upon a short Wis
it, He is now in business in Portland.
Edgar Ellis, son of Congressman
and Mrs. w. R. Ellis, who has been
the Oregon Agricultural
college, arrived in Pendleton last eve