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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-08
AT Local TheQters
At the Murray.

Never have the patrons of the MUIR
ray had the opportunity of seeing two
in one week and the large
indicates that the big bill
is fully appreciated. Watson's Farm
yard Circus is remarkable exempli-
fication of how much can be accom-
plished with tact, patience and kind
ness with the ordinary animals found
about the country barn. BOOSTERS have
been taught to crow at the word of
command, and donkey and several
dogs show remarkable intelligence. A
cat rides about the stage on a dogs
back, a little pig assumes the part of
baby, an animal act which is so diff
ferent that every child, little or grown
up will want to see this novel feature
act. Parents can bring the children to
this act and thus have an excuse for
coming The other headliner is the
Cox Family Quintette in their original
playlet: 1.-THE Italian Music Master
Gordon and Henry, those twisting dan
GERS, Eythe and Sig Franz, the hazard
Gus. whirling unicycling artists, and
the motion pictures help to make up a
we'll rounded bill. Special matinee
Saturday.
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DOUBT DISAPPEARS

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Tenth Infantry show.

Like most Army Posts, the men at
Fort Benjamin Harrison, have formed
a Dramatic Society and their perform
ances make one of the brightest fea-
lures of army life. 1t is therefore a
rare treat that We have in store for us
next Tuesday evening when the Tenth
U. s. Infantry comes to the Gennett to
give the first performance which they
have ever given outside of their post.
The Tenth has such hearty remem-
brance of the royal welcome which
was given it during the first Fall Fes.
tival, that now that they are returning
with the slogan "On to Richmond -
they are assured of as hearty a greet.
ing this time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-08
"Servant in the House. :"

One of the few plays now current on
the American stage which makes an
appeal to playgoers of every shade Of
opinion and to that large class Of
Americans whose visits to the play.
house are few and far between is THE
Servant in the House," Charles Ram
Kennedy's drama, which is to be pre-
sented at the Gennett theater on April
23rd
Fresh from its. triumphs in New
York, Chicago and Boston, where it
has been hailed rs one of the greatest
plays of the present century, the COM
pany which Henry Miller is sending
here to present this play includes
among its members such players of ma
tional distinction as Howard Kyle, Will
lis Nauger and Lizzie Hudson Collier.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-08
Lovely Complexion
A Clear Skin and Bright Eyes Are
Easy to Get.

All the beauty creams in creation
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in Bluefields have lost hope. They
look forward only to doing the old
acts Of Precipitation when
the vindictive and vengeful Madriz
officials come down to "reorganize the
coast" No man ventures to say
whether the end will come after a
desperate last stand battle" above
RamO or whether Bluefields will wake
up some fine morning to find the
Provisional government flown In the
night.
All Eyes on Washington.
Their real hope is that continued
warfare will result In American inter-
vention. Their hope is not generally
shared in by Americans in Bluefields.
The entire Atlantic littoral. in
which there are American-owned val
ues totaling nearly 100000 (this
doesn't include capitalized conces-
sions) is worse off today. poorer,
stripped OF men Of money. than be
fore the revolution began.
In the Madriz region the American
name is greeted with curses and vitu,
peratiOns. In the revolutionary re.
gion bewildered distrust and suspi
cion has replaced the enthusiasm. cor.
dial gratitude and friendship once
felt.
BY observation in a trip overland
from within days march of Gran
ada, taken since the battle Of Tisma
the writer knows that the farmers
the herdsmen. the people of all thai
region are still devoted to the revolu
ton; are willing and anxious to fight
in the revolutionary army when thu
armies come again to the interior
And 1t Is the name of Chamorrt
which is magic with them.
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INSURGENTS HAVE
ONLY FEW TROOPS
But General Madriz Is Plan
ming to Fight the De-
Cisive Battle.
YANKEES IN BAD STRAIT
WHILE THE OFFICERS OF THE
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF
NICARAGUA LOOK TO AMERICA
TO INTERVENE.

Bluefields, Nicaragua, April s.
"Waiting for the end" characterizes
the situation In Bluefields as most
people see 1t, although prophecy or
summary of situation is difficult In
Central America. All told the Prov
isional government now has under ar
mament about 1000 men and six guns
available for battle service.
Luis Mena is commander in chief.
Emiliano Chamorro, annihilated, his
arms lost, Is in Bluefields. Matuty.
hero Of Recreo and the bloody fight at
Jaltova, is in jail suspected OF treach-
cry. MOroa. who was minister OF war
keeps him company.
Gordon, the American adventurer,
who commanded the American sharp
shooters In Mena's column, has gone
back to the states to 'enlist more
men," and william Walters, the young
New Jersey lad, who took 40 Ameri'
cans from the Panama Canal zone,
a leave of absence"
No Pay For Soldiers.
The so Americans encamped at Ra
ma, like the other soldiers still under
arms for the revolution. have received
no pay in many days.
Couriers from the interior report
that Madriz has forces commanding
the headwaters of every riyer leading
to the eastern littoral, and is massine
an army OF 5000 men at Port Sar
Ubaldo, near Acoyopa, for an advance
on Bluefields.
Meantime the American residents
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-08
What Bothered Him,

When Mr.. Lamar AS q member OF
Cleveland's cabinet went to Washing
ton he wanted to find q suitable home.
Among the numerous offers was one
from Mrs. Dahlgren. who was anx-
ious to lease her beautiful residence
Tor q long term. After expatiating
on its numerous advantages the lady
quoted the price for annual rental at
$500 and said. What do you think
Of It, Mr.. LAMAR
"Well." said he gravely. stroking his
chin, Il am only wondering how l can
manage to spend the other $500 Of my
salary
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-08
Democrats Nov Step Into the Lin1eighf
Republicans
Taggarttes-State Political Gossip.

This would call for the
election of a new set of delegates or
the reelection of the delegates who at
tend the regular convention. Slack's
suggestion has met with some favor by
democrats who believe they see apath-
way by which the party can get out of
its dilemma, but nothing has been
done yet toward carrying the plan in
to effect.
May Take Judge Roby.
new story has been sprung here in
connection with Judge Frank s. Roby,
of the appellate court, who was defeat
ed at the republican state convention
the other day in his race for nomina-
ton for judge of the supreme court.
cratic leaders are thinking seriously of
nominating Roby on their ticket for
Judge of the supreme court. Just
what Roby thinks of this idea is not
known. but the story has gained some
Roadway.
The prohibitionists met in this city
this week and nominated a state tick
ct, with the exception of judges of the
supreme and appellate courts, which
was left to the state committee. And
at their convention a ludicrous motion
was made. A delegate named Irwin
from Vigo county. said.
Two years ago Governor Haniy
sent us personal letters telling us why
we should vote the republican ticket
| | move that our state chairman nov
send Mr.. Hanly a letter telling him
why he should vote the Prohibition
ticket this year.
| The delegates whooped and yelled
and then carried the motion with {
hurrah.
II shall take great pleasure in send
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-08
ON GREECE

Prof. Murray of Leland Stanford Jr.
university, California, formerly pro-
lessor of Greek at Earlham College,
will deliver lecture in the chapel at
Earlham on Saturday evening, April
8. The subject of the address will be
Homer; the Greek Poet" and the
speakers remarks will be illustrated
with stereopticon views. There will
be no admission fee and it is expected
that a large audience will hear the lee.
ture.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-08
DIRECTORS ELECTED

Directors for the year 1910 for the
Cincinnati, Richmond and Fort Wayne
railroad were named at the annual
meeting of the company, held in this
city yesterday, and were as follows: w.
r. Shelby, Joseph Wood, J. j. Turner,
Edward B. Taylor, D. T. McCabe, J. H.
P. Hughart, ]. T. O'Brien, John F. Mil
Ter, p w Smith, John H. Johnson and
J. w. Hunter.
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made a motion that it was the sense
of the convention that the candidate
for senator should be nominated by
the state convention. He argued
against it on the ground that it was
not the business Of the state conven-
ton to do anything OF the kind. But
when the vote was taken jackson lost
out and the motion carried by vote
of three to one. And this In his home
township.
Point to This Result.
Followers of the governor are point
ing to this result as evidence that the
bulk of the Democrats are opposed to
the nomination of Taggart for senator.
The democrats are in turmoil over
another matter, and that is just what
disposition shall be made of Governor
Marshall at the state convention. 1t
was proposed some time ago that he
should be chosen for temorary chair
man of the convention and that he
should make the keynote speech. But
| then he came out with his original
proposition in regard to the manner of
choosing a candidate for senator, and
| at once there started move to keep
him out of the temporary chairman
ship, but to make him permanent
chairman, where he would have much
to do and little chance to talk. But
even this is meeting with opposition
now from the Taggart people. They
] evidently do not want the governor to
p, have anything to say or any opportu-
- - 1 v~ln Ah4 rnyp
ton. Some have even gone so far as
to say that he should not even be i'll
vited to attend the convention, but it
is not believed they will go that far.
| Would Be Big Rumpus.
| If the Taggartites should undertake
to ignore the governor in this manner
there would be the biggest rumpus in
, democratic circles that has ever hap
pened in Indiana, for the governor has
many friends who would stand by him
through thick and thin. The COVER
nor's latest declaration on the subjec
, of choosing a candidate for senator il
that it should be left to the conven
; ton itself to say whether the plal
shall be followed or not. His friend
believe that SO much sentiment in ia
t vor of the plan has been worked VI
! throughout the state that the conyen
3 ton would decide to adopt it, thus re
g lieving the governor from the charg
e that he forced it upon them. But
+ is said that the state committee, which
!. as has been said, is controlled by TAG
/ CART, will probably undertake to max
= rules for the convention which Wi
q prevent the question from coming be
q fore it. This also, if carried out, wi
q make a rumpS.
e L. Ert Slack, of Franklin, who wa
h an anti-Taggart candidate for Senate
|. last year, and who will probably be !
s the race again next year, has made
q suggestion that might get the part
X out of the tangle it is in on this sui
q ject He suggests that two state col
ventions be held. The first one woul
be the regular convention at which til
state ticket would be nominated an
. the platform adopted. Then, he say
l. another convention could be held at
3 later date, probably in July, at whic
o the only business to be transacte
It would be the selection of a senator's
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National Stock Company.

The amateurs will have a chance to-
night to show their friends what they
can really do when they are on the
which is appearing at the Gennett, has
set aside tonight as amateur night. The
company which has been highly spo-
ken of all week. will play A Romance
Of the West.
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GOLD COIN FLOUR will satisfy the
most discriminating housewife. You
must try it to appreciate its quality.
Ask your Grocer.
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Turtle Soup Saturday all day
at Ed. Muey's, 20 S. 9Th St.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-25
ORIENTAL PRINCESS PROVES
KIPLING ONCE Is WRONG

London.-Kipling's dictum that
East VS. East and West VS.. West may
be true, but that they do meet some-
times, and meet charmingly, is proved
by Princess Previta, of Hindustan,
who is one of the most prominent
members Of Anglo-Indian society.
The daughter of the Maharajah OF
Cooch Behar, and born in India, the
Princess is a typical Oriental in ap-
pearance, but in all her habits of
thought she is essentially Occidental.
She spends most of her time in Eng
land and on the Continent, and at
Moritz she has established quite a
reputation as a daring tobogganist.
Extremely modern and progressive
in all her tastes, she has received a
thorough European education, and ex-
cells alike in all domestic accomplish
ments and outdoor sports. The pos
SCISSOR of a collection of the loveliesi
pearls in the world her tastes in dress
and adornment are remarkable fol
their simplicity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-25

Read the want ads today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-25
FALLS 100 FIT, MAY LIVE;
MAN HE HIT IS DYING

Hartford.-After Frank Shea had
tumbled 100 feet from the top Of the
six story factory Of Russell & Erwin,
in New Britain, where he was work.
ing as a carpenter, and had seen an
other man Michael Joseph, whom he
had hit on the way down, carried
away probably fatally hurt, he turn
ed his head while the doctors were
fixing him up and told questioners
quietly that he lived at 68 Fulton
street, Bridgeport, and that he was
married and had two children.
Just how he started on his miracu-
lous trip downward is not known, but
hundreds of men on the way to work
at noon saw him plunging head first
to the earth. He hit piece of scant-
ling forty feet down. This fell and
fractured the skull Of the other work
man, who was on the ground.
Shea landed in the midst of der
rick and hoisting-engine apparatus,
escaping with a three-cornered cash
in his head, a bruise on his right leg
and a sprained left leg.
Joseph, who lives in New Britain, is
suffering from conclusion of the brain
and may not recover Concerning
Shea the doctors are hopeful.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-25
T. r. WILL TEST O.
HIS POPULARITY
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Roosevelt will speak at Sioux Falls,
S. D.. and on the following Monday,
Labor Day at Fargo, N. D. In the
latter city many thousands of people
will be on hand to greet him as a
friend and neighbor, Mr.. Roosevelt
having owned a ranch in North Da-
kota in the early eighties.
While the former president is
speaking at Fargo, President Taft will
be delivering an address before the
National Conservation congress in st.
Paul. The president will leave the
Minnesota capital in the evening and
few hours later young Lochinvar
Roosevelt will come out Of the west.
He will talk about conservation on
Tuesday. September s, the day after
President Taft's address 1t is not
considered likely that the two men
will meet. but the arrangement of
itineraries preventing a meeting was
of course, no more than a coincidence.
In Wisconsin After Primaries.
Colonel Roosevelt will arrive in
Milwaukee September Z. the day after
for the Wisconsin insurgents, who are
now engaged in the fight of their
lives. 1t is pretty generally admitted
that the fight against Senator La Fol-
lette is an administration battle, and
that President Taft would be delight
ed to have the Wisconsin solon retired
to private life. 1t is suspected that
even the radical Colonel Roosevelt has
on several occasions found Senator
La Toilette too radical. otherwise
the colonel might have found it con-
venient to get to Wisconsin the day
before the primaries. instead of the
day after Whether Mayor Seidel, the
socialist chief executive of Milwaukee,
will give Colonel Roosevelt the glad
hand. is also q topic of interesting
conjecture.
Two speeches are scheduled for
September s.. The colonel will be in
Freeport, ILL.,, in the morning. and in
the evening he will go to Chicago to
deliver an address before the Ham
ilton club, the larges, republican or
ganization in the west. From the
Windy City he goes to the Smoky
CITY ana Will speak SepleHlpeT ~ pe-
fore the Pittsburg City Civic club. On
September IL he will be back at the
office of The outlook.
In Ocober he will make another
tour. going first to Atlanta, where he
is to deliver the principal address on
Uncle Remus Day" October s. This
occasion will be of the nature of a
memorial to the late Joel Chandler
Harris, the kindly southern humorist,
who in his lifetime was warm friend
of Roosevelt His other addresses
will be at Knoxville, Hot Springs, Pc
oria and in Indiana.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-25

Wanted-Middle aged competent
woman to do cooking and general
housework. Write or phone ]. H
Koontz. Echo, oregon.
Sharon & Eddings have just receiv-
ed a car load of sewer pipe and are
prepared to make shipments to all
small towns near Pendleton.
For postal card photos, call at the
Electric studio. room 15, East Orego-
nian building. Six for so cents, while
you wait. Stamp, "a for 25 cents
Lost - Sorrel mare, bald faced,
branded 81" on left stir1e; weight
about 1000 pounds. White spot on
left front knee. Return TO Oregon
Feed Yard for suitable reward.
Parry In financial distress has plac-
ed with us for sale a beautiful Ho-
bart NJ. Cable piano, cost $3.50. No
reasonable offer refused. Elilers Mu-
sic House, S13, Main street, Pendle-
toms home store.
The United Orchestra OF Pendleton
will furnish music for all occasions.
Dances in particular. Any number of
pieces furnished on short notice. R.
w. Fletcher manager. Phone Main
1 or Black 1896.