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mrs. N,eat capable Swedish girl aiso an
Al 49,, ,,,,erior Irish girl. 10th eNc eIisn.
s seIag"as sa5 waldorf Agency. y west ''N
.r5i.,,c 400 Madison.
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* -T1-100s0- must % f10fouEhIE y
-.rsrlei and have good references; per
~ tos.t.cr. SO Industrial Association
.--,.-r,s. Arency T. West l2d Phone,
- p-r.rt
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VA! 49, .--.,..,,g CONAN: also cook together OF
,. a-e references. City or coun''' VI
81 aIa.r' - 81 9th ave 3Sth ~
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= p - 1-sTATE business by mail Great
s.,eN RAJ, as side line The small cost
>s,ssiI,sss u covered by absolute guarantee OF
- course a. ,riu help YOU get started. Write
: - ton. w. National Cooperative Realty
y re ps,1i ,sss Marden Building Washington.
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.r-9sr f-- one bus II years must have good
-,..r.r.ss. Sa0 Miss FitzGerali's Agency. 5O3
F.. are fr--~,-.e In ~ ST..
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INDU STRIAL ASSN
Endowment Agency

II WEST 42D ST. Near 18th Ave.
for select help. all natioualities. references
strictly investigated and ON HE. Telephone
52fO Brynrt.
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RED %" LINE P' ara d Ta i son %:5''
~ San Juan. p. r. la GuayrS' Fracao
-,.,,- UNI tnFr PfiTA June : CARACAS June Il
r For or Mayasuez r. r. I.,,S G.ayFa' '''a'a'
..rDo Nav 81 JULIA. June II
MAF 'oe-,or 'Hcc6rmodatlons f.r Passengers
Sdpe' Piss. DALLETT & co. ~, Q.
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u, REsS-Assist chamoerwor.K rop ref,
naat voung woman. two years lf's, 80. coi-
..nrces wiling 10 20 any distance N
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WAITRESS c'ass references, ana a1"C carTe
'Ii,,,+rat Smiths Agency. p Vest "a ST..
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WORK WANTED.

10 eIR1.~ -HtchermaId and second laun-
=. swedish ny Norwegian Miss FitzGer-
a .-a-ry l0a -th ave entrance In 42i ST..
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ASSISTANT. 10 wears. knowledge Of
..siantr and 'VpeWritlng one Years *
r ifier.rc. reside with parents a. H..
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IAN BERMAID, WAITRESS.-Three years
CO., SsN.ss!ieh' references willing and obliging
$3.50 city or country Miss Rucklev's
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TOIleT PREPARATIONS.

Urn ST. i4s wEsT-Very desirable 70
- oniet house. gentlemen.
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y -t ss'ss ,,vIVTED.-s5 10 $25 per day easy
srNTs Va automobile specially; send for
stns e"i to-day. l. R. Lewis Cort-
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HAMBERMAID-WAlTR Neat Young
swedish girl with excellent reference; city
or country SO Clara Olsen's Agency 100
Lexington ave. near 10th
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- EXAMINATIONS open the way
II sTRNlSE. ..snf positions. | can coach yov
80 cove coSt Full particulars free to any
VI st snl.nr Of eighteen or over, Write today
sIssr,ssn eiitsysS BARL HOPKINS. Washing
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r,.rpTrSEMENTs

Young dFRMAN TACHER fr.F r,. gS15,1 MI T.
gof'i ne Tv,rs BOX ~. tribune once.
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G.. Is. SAMPSON
Endowment Agency

AZ Fourth Avenue. First class help. all ma
tionelities. for private families. References
Oh est gatel. TeLephone. lsNs Madison sguare.
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LAUNDREss- CFfAMBERMAID. - Neat Ut
class Swedish girl, very good lauharsssS CS,sr-
lent chambermaid. best references -" ,0-s
berg's Agency 7i6 Lexington ave. Tel i"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Fen1ale.
NURSERY GOVERNEss.-North German nv
lined. young. good ss . best re at fang
t,oo.berrr 90 Agency. 43-i5-41 West $50 81 --
>r-pSE. North German. experience s u..rs
y eir' FOR child over three years goo1 49, - sgo
sH.' .o hest references. wages So y,
CIV 80 80 A. Boecherer CO. Agency, ~ - "
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-,-rn So mcn. each 20 own A bungalow
- Al ocean Gaze. price Nw' easy terms
= $50 sers fo- free tickets VIM Wester-
4 : "a IVES. SAN g.. Room 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-28

is's.sss-s.gVER stcnogrepher,, clerical and
',scs wcrTiS,s-,o,cy service Agency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-28

-.--r0 --2eiahie. energetic man 20 sell
iN-Is f-th fruit and ornamental. berry
- ,brs5s. roses vines and bulbs. perma-
8 Sc so.t.on. outfit furnished free. write for
=. is-~ Brown Brothers Company. Roch
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~,1ogUeITING AND TYPEWRlTERs

- :. '.,,rf5f,s rented repaired or rebuilt
TlFEN I'Its check Protectors that protect,
Lowest ~ - rvpewrlter q Check Protector
% 900 Broadway. y. !. -.-,-----
~. VISIBLE 70 Nassau St catalogue
VICTOR ,'In'.Les taken part payment. bargains
free a az Remingtons. divers smiths
..,.,,rNrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
ADNElt u, - received al their Uptown once.
for inc trIaTwav between 36th and aIth SITS,
No. 1864 hT"n' 80 Advertisements received al
until % cloCN ~ oeifes ~ regular once rates
the following ~ ~ yiz.: 2Gs sth ave, = =. cor.
s ga 49, 3S q a no. sS S'. aT l
r. 25I N.-i - :, lO35 80 ave 1925 81 ave
2ss ss St. s sy a Pss' Ss, o al a. ave. ,a
East l2otn ~ Ian District Telegraph once.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


compe,eoi hER-swedish; nice appearances
Arennpe willing worker: so5 Wilson'S
= eseney. l4l East 5fth 81. Te, ooo. p p'so"
~ AND WtFE.-oerman-A Americana r,iddi.-
gardener Oh senueman's country place. man good
and laundras. morse poultry; wife good cook
I-ST,5s... A b. 300 East alst ST
OsEFCL or SECOND MNN--vi,i,.. a-,5
corn,,,s EXCELLENT city references; CITY or
w., Noo,S3o Miss Buckley's Agency II
ives, va Phone, 74s7 Bryan, '"'S' -
MAN.-Indoors and outdoors- not
Ia. slu OF work: strictly temperate. exeer
zen. references; city or countr,, Indvstrtsl
SSsssoclA'lon Employment Agencv T. We, a6d
Phone. s2lo Bryant - west "a
l. MAN.-Colored. apartment house or
Snce building; 10 wears reference. wouId
sos E p,aoe IN country. II. FitzGerald's Agency
NSEFCL MAN.-s25; English: vardene-- bo-s.
q. NV ana chickens; Industrious steady man
Asency' sis G,b VIII show B. Mathewson
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- -! y cnrravers. modellers transferers,
-VK 80 ne operators and examiners.
;aIis,ss' ,-sss Hamilton Bank Note CO., ~
!. q sa"'' s,,-,cslyn. y Y. Tele. 25el Main.
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|IIIU 70
SUFfnAGETTES

W." 80 -1 lo al branches o. farming.
.- ss-ssmitrs sheep shcarers. truck gar
- - - .1I tH, soil Must be advocates Of
- -. ~ Women Apply % Kathryn Sher-
]. s.-r.sr.v with Mrs ID. h. +. Belmont,
H1.f Garden II a. m-. Tues
Nav 81
7,7V -Israa.se must be thoroughly OK
,sTsr.si and have good references; per
.-,.f tas.tcn. So. Industrial Association
--s.srnca. Arenc.. = West i2d. Phone.
FL BTat
,0g -Sredisa must be good plain cook
..s.-secs required position permanent,
X Hiss Bu.k.ev.s Agency. II West 42d.
--rs s,,- Bryant
oy sas LAJNDRESs. one IN family. city;
* % good eDnk $3.50 Miss Fltz1erald
~-- -,e -,h ave. entrance In "a ST.
iE-Tao 'n family for s,arsdaio $50 s85
81. Fii-Geralds Agency. 500 9th ave. zen
.A,,. -., s4o-S45 Mss FizGeraid :
~ &c ith ave. entrance in 4-d ST..
-ag -ro,-,-v far boarding house. $50. Miss
s.,gs-s,. s Agency. SOS Jth ave. entrance In
rsT0OREER Family Of two good plain
~ af iaurd-ess. good references re-
- permanent position. $50. Miss Buck
!, sg.a,r. - West 42d ffth floor.
s~sFVl RKEE Aairor3acks for summer
I, asrl-, TOO .r family. S3o-S}0. Miss
-.-,e-g.rs Agency sos 9th ave. entrance Z
Z 81 -
s--nPESS --i.r. five IN family: S30. ant
r+-.lt. Miss F-zGe~ald's Agency. SOB 5th
i, .sain-ee .n +2i ST..
rv0RFsS -o assIst chaubermaid must %
,~1a g. N.se F.tzGeTalds Agency. DOB
lvs .eruarce .r 4-l Ell,
-rlyr FruSCNS Scnool % Dermatology.
: West g Glasses now beginning, terms
rsrrY GOVFRNESS for child. wears
III e., Mss TitzGe~alIs Agency. 800 9Th
entrance .u 80 ST.
-esr f-r one bus n Years. must have good
-s.rs-.ss S20 Miss TitzGeral3's Agency. 5O3
eve entrance IN ~ ST..
10 sfRIS -Ktcheruai and second laun-
- swedish ny N0~we gian. Miss FitzOier-
10 A-eacy. JQa lth ave lentrance n -. 81
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RFSULTS-NOT THEORY
NHhk = individual Instruction In
NNbH1 BOOKKEEPING.
MS0lM Shorthand & Typewriting
HHtNU with Il GUARANTEE OF
SlI1UVL position 20 each graduate
Right Session (take ANY
. A.,-., .-or, q TO o'clock.
cs- =, t,rra seId FOR catalogue.
~.- Tribune Building.
154 NASSAU 81. Near Brooklyn Bridge.
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AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
euppiie. Professors. Teachers. TUTORS Govern
es.e. etc. - Colleges. schools 1uo fhmilirf
80. ., Mrs N j. YOUNG FULTON
''f'' % Union Saurrr
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% NAN " IBILITY AID EXPER1-
.-cE DESIRES TO REPRESENT OR ACT
I - LESNAN IN THE CITY OF BALTI-
e Al REFERENCE As TO CHARAC-
u lND ABILITY o. w HIGH zoos y.
--slES ST.. BALTIMORE. ND.
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Female.

320-322 9th ave ninth soor 0N ra Inrua,1s
go-,o. 1aau n Square. Agency for superior
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- Take care two horses and
4 iciih - m hc generally useful. $S5.
~, 'He.-sids Agency. 5o5 9Th ave. en-
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INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes-City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-28
BOARD AND ROOMS.
rIIeNIsHeo ROOMS TO LET.

nth ST. a .5p@a, s sSs avs1
ceISsn,S table guests. refercn-es
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AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
lived NJ their Uptown Once
betvesn 38th and 37th SITS.
Advertisements received az
,r,ces al regular once rates
III 2G4 18th ave. :. e. cor
cor. 18th ~ lO4 East lfth
between 7th and Sth ayes .
1O35 81 ave 1895 % ave.
=, ave near Snfh St; l't
fremont ave $50 "a ave-
ietrict Telegraph ONCE
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Male.
.,,uuFR RESORTS. Z l7T ws:, h ii's ST.

,UW" -selses Rest male ana Ienale hetp
!, SAL CO. ali branches CT hotel service
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HELP WANTED.
EXAMINATIONS open the way
II SEW SSl.,.,Srt positions. | can coach yoc
e gss Iii cost. Pull particulars Tree 20 any
~ si,iren OF eighteen or exTr "v1,e tInsy
.sSss~let ~
= p - ESTATE business by mail Great
s,RN RhhDs,' as side line The small cost
4~,Sbilii'es covercd by absolute guarantee Of
4, er eooIN Ne will help YOU get started. Write
= re pa,a,i' Isss Marden Building. Washington.
Male.
SIMMER RESORTS rs: = g:a Si is s.: \:
n ~ ~ all branches ca "0'e'
',.r sta. .,. ~.TFD.-s5 70 S25 per day easy
scrNTs aufoynobile specially; send for
sms opi To-day l. r. Lewis. Cort-
=. - y. cnrravers. modeilers. transferers,
s.NK ~ Iafhe operators ana examiners.
sress Hamilton oanS NoS 90 %, ~
=. q so"' 13r,okIyn y. y. Tele. 29ol Main:
SIS - stcnogrspher. clerical and
saKkbEt- - Cau Room j0os, Metropolitan
fses 'Fsciency service Agency.
Eiz...--...-,-T DOWNTOWN. law Office about
n, w. and intelligent. living in Man
= 'c1Di-'-,@ 8 10 commence. Answer fully,
sais so, Z. Tribune Oaice.
= - Take care two horses and
a ON 10 be- generally useful; $50.
~. aids Agency. sos 9Th ave- en-
- ri 81
slsses- - PAY copying addresses: particu-
.sEN stamps Hlnchey 10. Micdleport.
lI----.-,sT y0C earning 81 daily at home
ST. Tine. siivering mirrors. no capital;
sssr- ,,,s booklet. giving plans OF opera
- : Redmond. Dept. 3I2, Boston. Mass.
- - y WANTED BY \ PROMINENT
ISM GOODS COMM SION HOUSE. TO
W.T.. THEM ~ THE CITY MUST
fSfRsS,t1,S TRADE AMONG HE CUTTING
pat AZ r0BRINS TRADE. EXCELLENT
2 AHS4y,-S,TY FOR THE RIGHT SORT OF
IN -q.oSF RECENTLY SELLING WHITE
" ~ THE TRADE WILL RECEIVE
sser-,tS~ ADDRESS NJ. BON 81, TRIB-
~ OFFICE.
l y Profitable. high grade specially;
;,lSs~ exclusive line. sells % al retailers.
- ..,s p N Luscomoc, 900 Lasalle
r., - Louis Missouri.
- 17-N On high class dairy farm In
So fs-set Address. stating experience.
>tt s-.-fe1 etc. Post once Box 2Oo2. New
-
L'e.-r---PeiIah'e. energetic man 20 sell
iN-.es nth fruit and ornamental. berry
~ 'h-',bs roses vines and bulbs perma-
81 $50. outfit furnished free, write for
--yis-s Brown Brothers Company, Roch-
-,-rD So mcn. each 10 own a bungalow
IA - o-esr Gaze. price. 500, easy terms,
rs,s- 'front.' property on bast Jersey Coast;
80 sers fc- free tickets VIM Wester-
Il IA ives. 24,h ST.. Room 900.
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.,.zl7,-- rr, sPOTTTs AMERICAN HAIR DYE
DFOf. - ali natural shades. from blonde 10
,,rS harmless and permanent; eayes ne hal,
pm - eIossy: contains no anime. sent
scft anu b.Is'rsss urepaid on receipt OF 81 90.
s sinHE DE sPOTTE. Chemist. Z l4'h. y. 7.
MISS DELLA AID MISS sS , kA5S i torn
with MISS sLhase- application 81 w. 33d ST.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-31
Made Boats of Themselves.

London.-When you throw a piece
of wood into the water and watch how
nicely it floats, has it never occurred
to you to make yourself into a boat
and to go floating about as easily and
coolly as a real boat does?
This may sound very queer, says
Tit-Bits, but to one who has conf
dence in himself it is likely practical
BILE, as was proved many years ago by
a DR.. Dedale of Manchester. This
gentleman, a noted long-distance
swimmer, was often to be seen float
ing about the River Mercy for hours
at time. He used to fasten a strong
belt around his waist, and attach it to
a light mast and sail, which he could
furl or unfurl as he lay comfortably
on his back, and no doubt it was very
enjoyable
This was carried a step farther by
another noted swimmer Captain
Boynton, who used to think nothing
of sailing up and down the English
Channel, clad in a dress inflated with
air and with a sail fixed to his feet
Once, indeed, he actually crossed the
channel from Dover to Calais, but on
this occasion he used a paddle with
which to steer himself.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-31

pastor of the Presbyterian church
here, went to a dance Friday, and
since her return home she has been
asleep. 1t is impossible to arouse her
for any length of time, although two
physicians have attended her.
Miss Williams arrived home from
the dance about midnight and retired
apparently in good health. Saturday
morning she walled to get up to pre-
pare the family breakfast. Mrs.
Maines visited her room and made an
unsuccessful attempt to awaken the
girl. Finally doctor was summoned
but the girl remained asleep until
Saturday evening, when she was con-
scious for few minutes, but went
t. sleep again until 3 O'Clock sunday
afternoon. Then she was able to
walk to the home of her grandfather
Silas P. Case, half a mile distant from
the Haines home. She went to sleep
again at o'clock Sunday evening
and has remained so ever since eX-
cept for a four or five minutes inter-
val.
At one ume when she awoke she
asked for her brother and started to
dress, but only got her clothes partly
on when she went to sleep again. Her
case puzzles the doctors and the men,
bers of her family are greatly alarm
ed over her condition, as she has now
been asleep for ninety-six hours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-31
AT THE GRAND.

This week the management of the
Grand theater will offer its patrons
the best vaudeville program that has
ever been presented to the public in
the city and this weeks bill will full
fill the managers promise to secure
the best acts in the circuit.
The headline attraction will be
Graham's miniature circus. a troupe
OF 40 trained rats, cats and dogs;
positively the only act of its kind in
the whole world, and direct from
theater and the Roof
Garden in New York city. or this
act the New York Review says:
zone Of the most wonderful train
ed animal acts New York has Witness
ed in years Is at the Grand this week.
Graham's rats, cats and dogs The
natural antipathy of all human be-
ings to the rat family creates pre-
judice at the very beginning, but after
a few minutes work on the part of
Graham all this Is overcome and the
theatergoer realizes he Is witnessing
one OF the greatest animal acts seen
on any stage. And to cap the climax
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-31
At THE OREGON THEATRE
THE Golden Girl.

The new musical comedy success
THE Golden Girl" by Hough, Ad
ans & Howard. the authors of THE
Girl Question" Honeymoon Trail,
stubborn Cinderella" and The Girl
at the Helm" comes to the oregon
theater Friday, November 10. The
company is headed by Mr.. Carlton
King, who IS known for his clever i'm
presentations Of the college type, and
in the character of Jefferson Carter
a yearling cadet at West Point he
has ample score to display his ability
as a comedian. In securing the SER
vices of Miss Virginia Drew for the
role of the 'fiend" the management
has found an ideal actress, well fitted
for the difficult part that runs the
gaunt of acting from light comedy to
heavy dramatic situations. The
three big musical numbers "Wine,
Woman and Song" az Want to Fight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-31
TAXI GIRL WAS
A LITTLE SPICY

Entertaining and laughable but GER
tainly not elevating was The Girl in
the Taxi which appeared before "A
half-audience at the Oregon Theater
last evening. The acting ability of
the cast was better than the average,
the scenic effects were good and the
costumes were elegant but the moral
tone of the piece was low Many hu-
morous situations abounded. and the
stage artists made the most of these
situations and, while many in the au-
dience laughed, they could not forget
that the play was at heart rotten,
winking as it did at the virtues of the
home and presenting the pleasures of
those men who steal away from their
trusting wives at night to mingle with
others "sleepers in the dawn" in the
gay life of Broadway. The stage
people who played in the show last
night will be welcome back again but
it is to be hoped that they will ap-
pear in something more savory than
The Girl in the Taxi"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-31
new CHARTER WILL
REMEDY INJUSTICE
PROVIDES co PER CENT
MAY FILE RENIONSTRANCE
Present Charter Requires so Per
Cent to Block Improvement
Change Was Made at Suggestion of
Mayor Murphy.

If the people of the city adopt the
commission p an charter which has
oeen submitted to them under the
5nitiative by the Progressive Nom
partisan Municipal League, they will
enact one clause that will be pleasing
70 property owners who object to the
provision OF the old charter that re-
aQuires a remOnstrance signed by so
per cent Of the property owners OF
= street to block proposed improve
1DeRt.
Under the charter submitted by the
Progressive League it is specified that
90 per cent OF the property owners on
n street or in an Improvement district
may demonstrate against an impove-
nent When this subject was before
dhe league it was announced that the
suggestion for a reduction in the
r1umber of demonstrators came from
Mayor Murphy. 1t was also set forth
shat at times the so per cent provi-
sion now in force may work injus-
Vtice.
The petitions calling for the sub
mission of the Progressive League's
charter were duly filed Saturday eve
ming and in compliance with those
petitions the comission plan of gov-
eernment will be voted upon by the
people at the election to be held in
December.
Should the commission plan of gov
~ernment be adopted a special election
will be held in February to elect a
mayor and two commissioners to
manage the affairs of the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-31
Three Marriage Licenses.

Cupid ended up the month of Oc
tober strong today by leading three
couples to the marriage license bu-
rea. Jim Given and Della Crystal
Martin, Francis Leslie Demaris and
Laura Juliette Clark, Herman j.
Breeding and Shirley CLANCY. all Civ
ing Umatilla county as their place
of residence. appeared before Deputy
Clerk Brown and secured the neces-
sary permits to entitle them to en-
mark upon the seas of matrimony.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-31
Schiller Sells Business.

E. A. Schiller, well known Court
street tailor has sold his business to
Peter Becker and hereafter the TIL
oring shop will be conducted by the
new owner. Mr. Becker was en-
plOyed by Mr.. Schiller for over five
years and therefore is thoroughly IA
miliar with the business. AS soon as
he can close up some local business
Mr.. Schiller, accompanied by Mrs.
Schiller, will leave for southern CAL
ifornia to spend the winter. After
their return from California they ex-
pect to make an extended trip to Eu-
rope. They will still retain their home
on Madison street and make this city
their headquarters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-31
Pauline Wayne at Home.

President Tafts COW, has returned
from her summer campaign of dairy
and food shows in the northwest with
a satchelful of medals and blue rib
bOns.
Pauline visited the Milwaukee Dairy
Show and was the best thing there
According to her man-servant, the
trip to her old home in Wisconsin has
not impaired her butter and milk pro-
ducing abilities. This mornings milk
was if anything, larger and richer
than before. She appeared to be
pleased at being home again, for she
was reluctant TO leave her roms in the
big white house stable for her daily
outing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-31
WOMAN OF 1O1 HAS
DECIDED TO VOTE

Whittier, Cal, Oct. 31.-"I think
am old enough to vote" said Mrs.
Lydia Heald Sharpless. 1O1 years old,
today, when following her registra-
ton as a voter, she submitted to a
brief interview.
Mrs Sharpless said she was a Qua
ker, a prohibitionist and a progress
sive. She is the first woman to reg
lister in this district and claims to be
California.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-31
watch Out for Franks.

Tonight is Halloween and it be-
hooves the property owners of the
city to fasten all moveable property
with bands of iron or else hide them
securely away lest the rowing bands of
tcles away 1t also behooves the
young boy with a penchant for Hal
lowe'en pranks to beware of the ire
he is liable to provoke for tragic con-
sequences have been known to result
from such mischief as is done on this
memorable night of the year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-31
A HEALTHY,
EiAPPYOLD AGE

May be promoted by those who
gently cleanse the system. now and
then, when in need Of a laxative
remedy, by taking a desertspoonful
Of the ever refreshing, wholesome
and truly beneficial Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir of Senna, which is the
only family laxative generally ap-
proved by the most eminent ply
sicians. because it acts in natural.
Strengthening way and warns and
tones up the internal organs without
weakening them. Its equally bene6-
6cialfor the very young and the mid
die aged, as it is always efficient and
free from all harmful ingredients. To
get its beneficial effects it is always
necessary to buy the genuine, bear
ing the name Of the Company
California Fig Syrup Co.-plainly
printed on the frontof everypackage