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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07

set Der ioranitaltebe goleballpil
n,eIlem Tecorob oa Glermont. VI
ter ct meget intercSidnt Spil git De-
corab al mcb Seiren.
8ait. % Nrs. Olaf @orge af'
reiite Wanooa til Ganrouuer, y. y,
eftcr ct geisa hos 6orTIorene, Bat.
% Mrs. NJ. 9orge. Ge unse Ere.
itefoIf ogtcoe BOG Of itnnie pao Here
Steoer | Minnciota. Tor Dc Tor VII
Dor tiltreoer Heiien til lit flerre
Stem.
s(I6ert Ssrcnion, Ser / en-
Rpffe al gar orbeioeoe lon 6arna'
cent / Guonoabls Ipotbef, bar be.
itemt iig til at aobne egen 5orret'
ming Der / gpen. San bar leiet
Warfms' @p9ning paa @Innebdgo
Street oe oil Ser oprette ct fsrite.
flaSies gpotbef.
-Sislge pripot Meooelelie til
@enner Der / 9pen, opbolot Orlando
SnapoIoitab Jig / Mioten al forrige
Wooneb i Berlin. San ngteoe of til.
bringe nosIe Gage / Dresden %
2eip5is og oerpaa reiie til Stocf.
boIm, for enbelia at nao tilbage til
amerifa / 2sbet al September Waa-
neo.
- Sanet Segtpeot, Der er loot og
ppporen i Hprbeoen al 0ecorab, %
iom for noeet oper ct aar lioen blep
gift meo Clarence lambert, er for.
nplig blepen enfe, iOet benoeS Wono
iorleben beoe paa ct Solpital | aber.
been, 2. Oaf., bpor ban ct Gar Gage
fer bapoe unoerfaitet Jig Ell Spera'
ton Tor 9IinotarmbetGnoel'e.
-SGgerneS 2icenle uolpb Den
lite Slili, % man moa leIe m BE.
billing ior at gaa paa Sagt BET foln'
menoe Mar. 9enne 2icenie foIter
500, - oct bill iige bpis man Dor
in0en Staten; for uoenomboenoe
foiter oen $1,000. Gouutpets Mupi.
tor bar / De iioite iaa Gage uoIteot
mango al oisie 9epiainger, Der alt.
iaa oil bore ifrait inbtil lite Snli
1912.
- Eroi g. Suanse fom Manoag
tiIbage ira en- Soreoraasrei'e glells
mem Spo Iafota. San bapoe lio't
bolot 6orebrag o. Irenoilt iine Sps.
biaeoer / Siour Sails unoer Sren.
oeritepnet Der, % ban bapoe peo
oenre Mnle0ning Ell nleget Itor Sors
iamIina omtrent 1900 Wtenncs
fer. Erofesioreu meloer %foreprigt,
at Grenoeriteonet / uQe SenIeenoer
bar meget pellpffet.
Sc iorbiite Sepninger al WfllS
Clara Gan anfom Ssnoag Iften Der.
til ira 8uncolper, 9. g., % bleu ber'
ira bragt til SigblauOuiae Tor of be-
araues. Samimen meo to Seitre par
afoeoe ior Here aar iioen reiit oelt'
oper, men unoer De forifieaige Sm.
ifiitelier bar bun bfepeu ansreben al
Spring og osoe Iongt borte ira
Sienlnlet. 9e nppilte Ssitre og en-
grooer, Der Dor / 9forb 0afotu, leo.
iagebe 2igct berncb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07
en- pioner hoores.

Zen b~eficlote Noromono u. NJ.
Softer, en- al 9pcu Selenas GIoIte %
melt fremItaaenoe Sorretnit9Smano,
par pau i'm S0be 6s0ielSoaG oeu
29oe Suni. @icnitano Tor tore
gGresheuiSninger ira line Vteobors
acres SIDE. 8cburtSooaSbarnets pla'
lie Son ,Normon Softer, Der ogloc
CT en- leocnoc SprretningSmuno, 9ap
ON Nitcnen til gGre for Saoeren en-
Ncception, icm oil BIZ opteanet | Ses
lcnaS iociule Siitoric 'om Ell AZ o.
~'taritc 90 melt pcllpffeoe Setter, lonl
ncQcniinoe Gur iun6et Steb Der, :
Soften Ser tolotcS ! Normnu Soltcrs
Stem, oeltog henimoo ct balot Sli'en
ci @penS IeSenbe 8orgere. Get belle
&itS bar ieitimpffct OF N~nlGgget ON
firing bette hetorcret meo mon9efor'
rcNe eIeftriife 9nmper, mems oppc
roa @eranbuen ct uomprfet Srfelter
Ipiueoc belle giteuer. Snoe / o.
rummcIige &TreIier bslaeoe DC ieIt.
rlpote S~olfemosier irem OF tilboac.
ca al bniIte mango iorit %iierneoe Jig
req WiouotStib.
@iifpp z. u. @relucr al Den epiIfo.
pale Sirfe holht Ell poffer Gale,
trori han poa Bert % Sertinocs
|eane pnifeoe @iriteruc OeIfomrrcn
po tolte mougc imiffe Srb Tor 8e.
mtrtSbaasburnCt o. tufteoe bom Tor
alt. ban bar giort til Wontaros Sp'
bpauing oa llopifling.
Mr. SOFTER or, troos lin bste vi
Her, cuomu raif % rerig % iom en-
lugoom iri'f,
San er igot / 0tois Den 29be sunni
1881. : 1854 brog ban til gmeritn
Tor al ieBe i'm Spffe. San iul9te DC
errige Snoponorere iao Iouet iom til
@imueiheit 60, Ga, men oaloa Der
por for tronot for Den 23.oorige 8iii
'ro MoiS. San broe no til De uopr'
fcbc os ube6oebe Strsg al Winnelc'
10 % set pcitIiae Soma. s 1860 Ill
han bcre. al Ger bar opoaset Cub
Colorado, % han tiaiaemeo en- Bro
GER. iom bar fpmmet til BAN, bler
iterft erebne al @%uIhieberen 90 C.
iiutteSe iig til en- @uIbgraoerfara.
rane, iom ifIIoe til Fifes Eeaf. Bro
Srenes SeIb par nm m~aabeliet. On
Ssiten 1863 reieit De til alber Greet
Montana, bpor De meo meget geipGl
iif oprettet ct Tibet Sagbrng. 5rG
lait Itoo bensang ! bsi Fris 90 pei
at arbeiSe baabe tent % tiblis fit d
cpifoaret aoifiuia Ssmmer meo III
primitive Saeeinbretnins | Sinte
rens 2sb, % be tiente CODE Rens'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07

Soma Gptper 60. anpenbe megen
Gampfrait oa brGube Ell bel Gel
aiiI ior at Icuere oen GIeftricitct, De
bar iprpliatet iis til. Soruocn Be
IpSnine % Gripfraft | gpernc De-
corab, @uufon Hoitpiue % Gam
iing err Ser mi inbgaaet 8ontrofter
meo Sernmincn peo @oufon os Den
ret betpSeIige SeaIiabrif pcb Voit'
bile, oq oct er blepen iagt, at Sern'
minen oIcne pil trru9e oct auermeItc
al Sen eIcftriife aroit, Der produce.
res ueo Den nlorrenoe SGmning,
- oet pil iige, noar oeiine Wflne
fommcr i ~orSentIis Grift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07
@arint &cir.

0e ii0ite Gage al Suni % sc for
Ite / sSllli bar pGret iao pormc, at
icIp DC pIOite Settlere life fan er.
inorc noget SiOeitpffe bertiI. Siel.
Qe 7. s. @afcr5 oiiiciele Ihermo.
meter beapnotc SuIi @uoneo iooIc
oca: lite &uIi 104 6roNcr, 2ocn
SuIi 1OS, 3Oic SuIi tO3, 4oe SuIi
1O6 % ste SltIi 102 @raocr / Sfug'
GEN. &Oag, G~orSoaq, er Sempera'
tlurcn Iaoere % 2llitcu rerere, On Der
iquur Iitca inotrui GorOcuOeir oa
ReQu. Gcccrab if BOG liOet cler in
tct Of bette Hegn, men man inar tres
ite iig meo, at 6urmernc / Cmc1ucn
fit iau nrcQet mere, Oa oct iii iors
fficuige 8iSer ioo no til at reane
ooIoiomt poa ollie aouter. Ser i
@ncu cr Oog oltiug fnoatprt %
@rTsbnffcu bruuitcat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07
Nv Prwmie ~~ fra norge
norge i~~~
20 pafre farpelaste Sort fra gg %
SDsb for 25 Gents, eler frit
ium grGmie meo Soften"
ct Mar.

Set err intet, iom bill al9oe en-
2onosmano iaa meset iom at'faa en-
Silien fro Gem pua ct paffert norit
9repfort. San bill i9tte flor Eris
paa BET % eiemme oct / lit album
ener fanife ilaa oct op paa SGggen,
oa 8 e m bill ban life slemme.
9e 20 Broipeftbrepfort, Tom hi
tilbpber Gem til openitaaenbe biIige
Bris, err ct l1bpalg beitaaenoe af 9il.
Ieber fra fslgenbe Steber:
8nobranosoalen Qomseggen fra
Strsmitab).
Soroanger Qaatefos).
Tineerife fra Sfaret I Hiireoal.
SeIgbeim Strife / Ssnofiorb.
9onoepiger fra Ssliter / Ssnbfiorb.
S9tersoalen mellem Saae oe gpfle.
9eItre SIiore / 9alores.
@osiepangen.
Sunnel peo 9clitab paa @osiebanen.
SosiefaIb pau 8ois.
IrenbaL.
Bergen.
Srommen.
9ispif.
Sammerfeit.
ariitiania.
3riItiansianb.
8riitionsiunb..
Staoanger.
Tronbbiem.
Gne portofrit tilienot for 25 Gent,
eIer iom Yr9mie meo "Rciten".
Rerf! 9isie Sort iGlges life en-.
feltuis, fun / Set poa 20 Stpffer.
9. Annubien Hnbl. So.
| Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07

orlbise Spprrt. s 1888 .iitSfsrtes
De fsrite Saar, aisr oe Seite til gu-
itrolien. Gen nup9renoe 9eitano al
biSie 9pr er opgiort til: 70 Mia.
Saar, S,5 Win. 8ier og 1,5 Wtia.
Seite. = s 1881 uofsrtes Der
aarlig for co. " Miniarb aroner, /
1908 for no3et ODER 1 Miniaro. Sno-
Professionalism er / ianme 3ibsriim
iteeet ira 0,6 til 90 Miniarb 9r.
vi ifor 9etponing for ~&ieoerporten
er bet, at mar mi fan transportere
5aarefisoet / frosiet SiIitanb til GU
ropa. De l9rIie bertiI inbretteoe
0ampere bar / beres Srpierru1 Blabs
til 100000 Saarefroppe, Der I'm.
Der ben 6 Tigers Sart til europa boil
bes | en- itabig Semperatlir al 7 8r.s
aliIbe.
s gunitige aar meb sob @egn inb-
brineer Goareaplen ~folosiale CUNT
mer; men Serfe betpber til @ien.
gielb 0sb o. @lenoigbeb for Oprere
og ,ibpre sfonomiife Sab for beres
giere. s oen reanfattige Geriooe
1899 ipanbt auitraliens Scare
beitanb inS fra 1862 Miuion til "a
Minioner. Wen ogiaa be altfor rige.
Iiee @anbm9n5oer anretter it,noom
/ pisie ggne frpstelise gbeIeggeIier.
Man bill oa funne f%oritaa, at SOS
ningen al Be tefniife Spsrgsmaal
p~ebrsretbe @anoets &%egulering og
Spbeparing bill blioe at ubpre getpo-
ming for 2anbets fremtioige Sripiel.
Men ielp iom Sorboloene MI er,
bpor man maa regne meo, at 1tore
StrefninJer / bet inore al sllitral.
Ianbet er eanlfe ubeboelig Srfen,
mener fpnbige Solf of funne
aniloa set antol Wennefer, Sanoet
bill funne ernere, til 20 Wtinioner.
Sg Ser err fun Al
Spis man piloe, fi,noe man mart
faa Snbbpgserantaaet til at gaa |
Geiret. Wan bebspebe Blot at at
uabne for Snopanbringen fra &ina
og Sapan. Nen oct er netop bet,
man life bill.
Saaen er SEN, at @uitralien, iom
set MI er, bperfen bar amerifanlfe
Miaiarbprer ener noeet egentlig
B~roIetariat. Se iaalebes bill man
bepare BET. Mrbeiberne Ell operor-
bentIig s,rnftia itileoe baaoe poa
Iujtrananoet og pua Np.3ealano.
9e bar ieIp operueienbe Snoflpoel1e
baa oen poIitiife ropifling; og De pil
life taale en- &onfurrance, Der nm
piIbe fsre til at forrinse 2iospilfaa-
rene for benz og beres gfterfommere.
Man bar isst at reiie en- Whtr orn-
firing aiitraaanoet og Np- 3ealnno,
for at beoare Dem for ben bpioe STAGE
eler maaife rettere for at beoare ben
alminoelige @elitmto, iom inotil pl'
bere ~fienoetegner bisie 2anoe.
SerIis merfeIig er / iaa Serieenoe
SEN ioafalote "Diftution Seit", en-
2opbeItemmelie, boorefter Siaaoelle
til at betrpbe a,dtraamoetS Soro
Tan neetes enboer fremmeo, iom lite
fan neoifripe efter 0iftut so Orb Il
ct europeiif Sprog". boilfet Sprog,
Der Ifal anpenbes til Rrspen, beltems
nrer SEN paasialoenoe GmbeSsme'o
Set ices let, at man peD SlRlp az
benne 9eltemmelie er iitano I'll at
luffe 2anoet .for ole Snopanorere,
man life bill babe %inbenfor. Signerl'
Sc Resler gialOer for @p3ealaro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07
efsIae WebSeIeIie fra gatent-MS.

St6lge WeooelelIe IIu PuleHl'Au'
sofaterne @iniamion & Wer6ant,
CIR. 925-933 metropolitan 2ife
glog. (fsr Guaranty 2oon), Winne.
npoIis, Rinn., er ! ben forlsbne uge
fsIaeube 8atenter tilbelt Minneiota
oa 0afota Spfinoere:
Fred Baldwin & w Millerkee, Doyon,
N d, Cover for Caldrons. Oscar Billey
Glendale. Nd, Bride. Matthias Bracke,
Little Falls. MINI, Belt-loop. Joseph K
Harding, St Paul, MINI, Animal-trap.
Orville G Mcmillan, Brookings, D,
Rotary Engine. Desire Nadean, Cohas.
set, MINI, Cover Fastener. Willis c
Nolte, Darcy, N d, Gate hinge. Theo,
dore Pagel, Minneapolis, MINI, Relief
Valve for Fire Engines. David K Rych.
man, Pollock, S b, Wire Gate Fastener.
Henry J Wessinger, Duluth. MINI, Mine
Shaft Lining.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07
Valdez College, DEBORAH, Iowa.

Mr.. John Olson, state bank examiner
for Iowa, says: "I desire to say with.
out the least hesitation that / owe all
nv business success to the splendid
training l received at Valdez College"
This school prepares Students, and then
secures positions for them. As an in
yestment, it pays to attend Valdez Col
lege. For detailed information, write
for a ~cataloa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07
Secorab % Smegn.
SRI CITE SuIi 1911.
SsosfulS.

@unbilO Sicggerlb, &uitrn I'll
Gimon Sieggerub / 6%ronfpiae
Tomuibip, bsoe Snsoag Den Ace
Sui, Il aar gammel. aiOeoe par
fsot pau SaOeIano ben i4oe 4priI
1910, % fom IS Aor eaumeI iii
gmerifa. ~ Aur eiter bleo bun
oft meb Simon Sieggeruo. Snn
bnooe / III sGgteifab fl Born, boor'
al 9 cr iIioc. @earapeIicn forgoor
Ircoog aI I fra Sicmmct o9 81. ,
fra 4ait. @affenS eitrc airfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07

TaIntb SoeoeprtJer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04

returned Friday from an automobile
trip 10 the mountains.
Mrs. ]. f. Spinning is home from
a three weeks visit with friends and
relatives at Portland and Astoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hammer and little
daughter returned Friday from an ex-
tended trip through the Blue noun
tains. They like every one else who
went from here to the mountains
came back well supplied with huck--
berries.
Mrs. Nellie Walker visited with her
mother, Mrs. w. NJ. Castle Saturday.
Jos. Cunha's son Manuel was taken
suddenly i'll Wednesday night but is
now greatly improved under the care
of DR.. T.. r. Dorm.
Mrs. b. f. Raley and Master Carl
Palmer who have been visiting here
the past three weeks left Saturday for
College Place, Wash.
Born, August 81, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Ward, an eight pound baby girl.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
TRANSPORTATION FOR
ROUNDUP CROWD
ALL ARRANGEMENTS ARE
COMPLETED BY OFFICIAL
Every Vehicle in City to Be Put Into
Service and Rate for Round Trip
Put At insignificant FIgure-Con-
fusion Will Be Avoided.

Arrangements for transporting the
Roundup crowd to and from the
park next week have been completed
and Harry Gray, who has evolved the
plan, declares he Will be able to
half of the spectators both
ways.
Arrangement has been made with a
large number of auto and draw own
ers in this city and a number of auto
owners in Walla Walla whereby pas
sengers will be hauled in machines at
10 cen a head and in drays at 10
cents a head.
To avoid confusion and Interference
IN the coming to and fro OF the vehi-
Giles, Manager Gray has arranged to
secure Alta and Court streets for their
exclusive use during the three days.
Alta street Will be used only by We
hicles going to the grounds, while
Court street Will be the highway for
those downward bound. Automobiles
viii be kept on one side of the street
while cabs. hacks and drays will use
the other side so hat the slower
speed of the latter will not interfere
with the rapid transit of the former.
Ticket stands Will be erected near
the corner Of Alta and Garden streets
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
so that the handling of the crowd
may be facilitated.
Correct WAY to Roll Umbrella.

A badly rolled up umbrella, besides
looking unsightly, does not wear half
as long as it ought to. The process of
rolling an umbrella is very simply.
The majority hold it by the handle and
keep twisting the stick with one hand,
while with the other they twist and
roll the silk. Instead of this they
should take hold of the umbrella just
above the ribs of the cover. These
points naturally lie evenly with the
stick. They should be kept hold of
and pressed tightly against the stock
and then the cover should be rolled up.
Holding the ribs thus prevents them
from getting twisted out of place or
bending out of shape, and the silk is
bound to follow evenly and roll smooth
and tight. If an umbrella is rolled in
this fashion it will look as il newly
bought for a long time.-Boston Her
aid.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
A Bible Library.
aid.

Probably the finest collection of
Bibles in the world is that in the IL
brary of the General Theological semi
nary in Chelsea square, New York. In
the freproof Bible room on the second
floor are more than 1000 different edi-
tons of the Bible. in all about $500
volumes. arranged on shelves and in
glass cases. OF these $50 editions are
In Latin, making 1853 volumes. OF
s'polyglOt' editions-in more than one
language-there are 93, in 500 volumes.
The most interesting of the Bibles is
the Gutenberg volume, printed at Mo-
guntia between 1850 and 1855 by Jo-
names Gutenberg. which has always
ranked as a masterpiece of art.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
NEW RURAL MAIL
ROUTE FOR ECHO
Especial Correspondence

l., Echo. Ore, Sept. A rural free
mai! delivery was established here
and put in operation Saturday, SEN
temIter 1. e. e. Elder is temporarily
delivering the mail until a regular
carrier is appointed. The route coy
ers aearly thirty miles. extending
down the Meadows to the mouth of
Butter creek, then up the creek to the
Thomson school house and then back
to Echo via the big Buttes. This
r.akes it very convenient for the far
mers who have taken advantage of
the accommodation and put UP NAL
boxes. AS Postmaster Ware sends out
mail only to those having the same.
More than one hundred families will
he served by the new route and will
hus be put in touch with the daily
news.
j. Frank Spinning returned from a
successful hunting trip in the Gala
pooa mountains at the head of the
Cmpqua river, Friday. He was ac-
Companied by two friends from Prime
Vile The three hunters had fifteen
deer and one cougar to their credit.
Mr.. Spinning brought the cougar SIX.
which is an unusually large one,
home with him and Will have it made
into d rug.
Mrs. J.. T. HosEins and daughter
Fashti, accompanied by Miss Ruth
Godfrey, returned home Saturday
rom the Blue mountains, where they
spent the greater part of the sum
mer.
Prof. a. o. Cannon is home from
his summer vacation.
Frank Sockwell, who has been night
operator here FOG the o. w. r. & N.
CO. for the past year, left Saturday
for salt Lake city, where he will ac-
capt o similar position.
MIS-. A. Longwell and Mrs. F. E.
Everitt spent today visiting in Stan
field
NJ ;. Jas. Mclaughlin and son Jim
my returned Friday from an outing at
Meacham.
Miss Ina Watonburger left for Her
miston this morning where she will
teach the fourth grade in the public
school this year.
Ralph Rowland ot Pendleton came
down this morning for a weeks visit
at the Matthews home on Butter
creek.
Ed Marshall OF Pendleton is a bust
ness visitor here today.
Echo sportsmen have taken advan-
age of the opening of the duck sea-
son and several went out Saturday
and met with more or less success.
The third crop of alfalfa hay is
now being harvested by the farmers
in this section. The yield here has
been an unusually heavy one this
year.
Chas. Frledly and party of friends
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
\ Statement to TOwnspeople.

A. j. McAllister and Secretary Jack
keefe, who have charge of the list
ing Of rooms for the Roundup, to-
day issued the following statement:
1T would assist the accommodation
committee greatly if a little consider
alton would be- given to the secretary
by those soliciting rooms for friends.
Some Of the rooms which have beer
listed and assigned to visitors who
have written in have been engaged
by others and no notice given to the
committee. Kindly notify the secre-
tary and we will lake the names off
the lists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
7Jamley Saddle to Portland

made and offered by Hamley & Co,
as first prize Al the wild horse race
at the approaching Roundup, was
Shipped to Portland Saturday night
and will be exhibited in the windows
Of the Mier & Flank store In that city.
The 800 pr.ze bride and martingales
made by the same company and Of
fered by the Portland Journal as first
prize in the pony express race, was
also sent down 1or exhibition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
NIidshipman Roesch is Hero.

Midshipman Herbert Roesch, cham
pion target shot of the United States
army and navy, arrived in Pendleton
last evening to visit for a week at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Roesch He has been a mem
Der of the crew of the Delaware but
has been transferred to the Colorado
now stationed at a Diego, Calf.
Young Roesch won the distinction Of
champion shot yer a year ago during
the tournament in which teams from
the army, navy and militia competed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
Getting steers for Round-Up.

According to a letter received at
this office this morning from Umatil-
IA Charlie Gilmore of Umatilla. bet
ter Hnown as Gopher Dick, and his
crew, Dutch Gardner, Swede Round,
Snookums Gardner, Spider Moore,
Slim Gardner, and Babe Weston, are
busy rounding Up wild horses for the
Pendleton Roundup. There will be
many outlaws as the boys who are
rounding them Up are wild and wool
ev and ali will be at the Roundup
with both feet and guns"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
Accommodation Committee to Meet.

A meeting of the accommodation
committee Of the Roundup will be
helj this evening in the rooms of the
Commercial association and tomor-
row morning the first canvass Of the
city for vacant rooms will be made.
All high school boys in the city are
asked to attend the meeting this eve
mig. Messrs. McAllister and Hamp-
ton, who have charge Of listing the
residence rooms, report that a great
many residents have not waited for
tho listing but have sent in their ia
%cilities for accommodation to head
quarters which is very pleasing to
them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
New Western Union Manager.

G. NJ. Taylor is the new manager
of the Western Union Telegraph of
flee vice George Gillette who left yes
terday to take the management of the
Victoria office. Mr.. Taylor comes
from Eugene where for a number of
years he has been connected with the
telegraph office in that city. He will
pc assisted in the office for a month
by Mrs. Gillette.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
WANTS Wrestling Match.

A30lph Lindross. who claims the
middleweight wrestling championship
of Finland, authorizes the East Ore
gonian to issue a challenge for a
match on the mat with any wrestler
who thinks he may be able to take the
F~.nlander's measure. Lindroos wres-
ties at ISIS pounds, but Is not partic-
u!ar about adhcring strictly to that
weight. Terms can be arranged later
20 suit all parties concerned. Com
mun,cations addressed to Lindroos. in
care Of this paTer, will be given
prompt attention.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
Red Elk Is Pacificd.

Red Elk, the son of Wenix. who
made a show of resistance Friday
night n Saturday to the develop
ment of the springs at Thorn Hollow
is a good Indian again as the result
of a visit of Deputy Sheriff Blakeley
to the scene Of disturbance. That Of
ficer set the crew at work again and
held a pow-wow with the beligerent
red, which resulted in a general hand
shaking and grunts of satisfaction.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
Ostriches To Be Here Soon

secretary Fitz Gerald Of The Nor,
row-Umatilla county fair has receiv-
"a notice from the owner Of the band
of ostriches at the Astoria centennial
that he will bring his mammoth BIRDS
to this city next Thursday and will
Immediately put them on exhibition
in thu fair pavilion. He announces
that school children will be permitted
to view the pebble eaters and hear
the lecture at half price during the
rest If the week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
Breed TO Judge Poultry.

FRANK Breed of College Place,
Wash, has been selected by the Nor
rcw-umatilla county fair association
10 judge the poultry exhibits at the
fair next week. Mr.. Breed is a chick
en- fancier and an authority on birds,
and the selection of an outside man
as well as a competent one will be
pleasing to exhibitors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
Want Wholesalers to Exhibit.

Secretary Fit Gerald of the Nor
row-umatilla fair is spending his La
Dor Day vacation in e%ndeavoring to
get wholesalers to take display space
in the fair pavilion. He is giving To-
cal branch houses day letter blanks on
whicl; to wire their houses for permits
sion TO make reservations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
Rain Indications Good

a canopy of clouds has overhung
Pendleton all day and at intervals
light %sprinkles have fallen. There is
general satisfaction over the indica-
lions of rain this week, not only be-
cause of the condition of the roads
but because it is thought it will in
sure good weather for fair week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
Robbcry nt Harana Station

George Mclaughlin, who resides al
Havana station. is the loser Of some
valuable silverTHre as the result oi
de%prcdations committed yesterday by
some burglars. Sometime between
the hours Of 8 a. m. and Z p. m. while
Mr.. Mclaughlin and the warehouse.
men we're in this city, the robbers en-
tered the house and made off witt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
Mrs. Vert Entertains.

on last Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
John Vert entertained a few friends
n honor of Mrs Baumeister of Aso-
tin, Wash. who is spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. w. l..
thompson. Owing to an unfortunate
oversight this item was omitted from
tee society columns Saturday.